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rLEGANT AND CHEAP

DREsENTATION bOOhs FOR Itfl-Fubls1ed ~
1 sad AL = Nassau-si New-lork City.
The Chr.tms. Holidays and NeTYesrs SIRE near ~
hard snf parents and friends have already commenced 90
look around m search Of appropriate ss for their wives
children or companions TIE FOR Interchange u
e pledges - affection. ritng r value though not l1 be
priced n their effect ha opening OF he year when
We a tsse fresh start, and receive renewal %
the pledge friendship which n yesr- psst have been 10 -
tsi-msn guide along through The twelve months
o. The year There who sees fancy articles for
gn while ohers and the largest portion werd their way
into bookstores select from the rich display u Anru
wh'ch win appropriate FOR their friends
" hsve before Annals every way worthy ~ ne
attention Of the public sesrs's Pictorial Family An
rgs" 40 pages with 22 engravrrs nnd Searss Pictn
rial Description Of The United States" ESQ pages, With 30
plates elegantly illustrated The most suisbe present Il
The present both Of these and beautiful
volumes Price = per volume. IN elegant scarlet colh
Gall and examine them Al the above store, snd indge for
voursaives d2l }us
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Venezuela.

The latest advices from this country, received
By the way Of ST Thomas. confirm the news Of the el-
trance Of Pse. troops into harsraoo, and announce
that 10 Azure Csraoobo and Ggirs tns i1hs5ians nsd
revoted against the Government, In his favor They
lad not however been able n do much for want u
arms and ammunition. passenger, fourteen days
from Lssusyrs states that the situation Of Venezuela
10 most d-plorsols.
The partisan. Of Paez are ardent 10 hs cause while
Monsngss and his friends undismayed. possessing
all the resources Of the Government. Boin parties
have mutually sworn % eztermns.e their siverssr-s
and IN pursuit Of their insane and vindctve pro
jects they viii 20 lar according D. the testimony %
those who sDos the = destroy sssAssinate their
rr--
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Our news from I1catau is % the 18th OF No-
ysuber. We perceive that volunteers have a.rea1y
been engaged and have gained laurels al least
The Indians preparing to recommeuce hostiiiues
vigorously hy the siege oi the CITY OF IekaX. Pat and
CHI the Indian leaders, Is remOrcd have mad nsnt
which resulted 10 the discontinue and flight Of the a,
ter. The Indians were taking every means u impede
progress Of the whites into the country by burning
and destroying every town position which they md
themselves unable 10 hold
News arrived al Csmpeachy on the nth that gut
hsn taken place At the town Of Iicum, IN which tne
American volunteers were conspicuous Tor their bra
very and good conduct The enemy WAS strongly for
uned having thrown mp entertainments aud otherwise
strengthened his position. The whites. numbering
500 were under command OF Col Preu. Woo c-termin-
ID 10 the flank OF the encmys position, which oI-
GRAFTON colhded - ihe ioreis volunteers VINO tx
,cuted II gsl.aluy They charged upon the indians,
and Were soon "a possession % the entrru hmeuts.
Toe enemy lost sixteen in killed, besides quantity 90
arms and ammgnluOn
Governor Bsrbschano, in order 10 the EXPENSE
of the which not covered by the ordinary In
come of tne Government nss continued for three
months, from the lot inst the extraordinary cOat,ibu-
ton reducing TIL rate 90 30. cents every 500 Ia
payment Of THIS the articles most needed bv tn Govern
fneut Will be- taken
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The P.Cayane Cl the 18Th. says the Governments
OF Guatemala and Salvador appear 10 Dc out Of tune
with each other Salvador desires the rvC s;abshme nj
Of the coDieceracy Of Central America aud recently
sent Diplomatic Agent ~ Glstemsa nee Dtlsie for
l The sole remedy for the evils Of tne country. This
Agent shortly withdrew satisfied d u le could effect
nothing Salvador has now acknowledged the indie.
pendence u Los Altos against vhlca the Government
of Guatemala (Which overthrow CureraI IS making
war
commission from Los Altos 10 Salvador has been
duly acknowledged 9TH con ratulauons upon the re-
appearance Of brother stat deprived for many years
back Of ts most sacred rights Il 10 suggested that u
IS not unlikely that Guatemala VIII acknowledge the
Independence OF Los Altos the latter state dining the
federal union with Guatemala and thus the nucleus be-
formed ui the consistency 80 much desired by saliva
dor
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T. UN NNIlI UN II A~~TfIF : UT - II
The attention 4 the parties ARD ~ rdg'@uas
flung out for the gold regi0l l. solicited hr ne sub
scbers their large and choice .ock ~ anf
groceries generally. foreign fruits vines liquors csss,
malt liquors. Sarsogs waters spices pickles sauces pre-
serves COMPRISING too to
ncuafze The goods will BE- carefully packed snf ship
ped Zee - excerse by GA.SNER YOUNG.
dl6lw 49, Chstham-s opposite Chatham Theaier
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Tabasroi


letter from Tabasco, received in Havana, via
fuestan, announces the complete extinction Of the
troubles produced IN that department By the usurps
non OF the chief power By Miguel Bruno While the
latter was lued 10 the greatest presumed security IL
lie expecting any vigorous Demonstration by the Gov
eminent steamer suddenly appeared Of Ts5ssco, At
o'clock IN The morning quietly diseuhsrked 300 men
and pieces Of artillery. hen the place captured
without the lss- q Miguel Bruno and ais part
Fans took eight INN edlatey and the inhabitants vel
coined Doua Mara, Herr.rss Lieutenant with open
arms e their deverer.
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10 Lirog750 bbs Apyss $3.50 o. Folr 49, o. ra1-a
80. M Ma - 90 "A % 40 Pearla. > Al Iar. 81
h.h Car t- io Bans, lif- Bel. o. tts lao ifl 10
rr-- o. fo Ham 0 81 Ltri. l7.flI 90 f.le, I s1
Sperm OIL rl-ss rfs rrrrsr-n-. fn =. -fr.es.
o. L4rr7 --s s Hsrs. iHf-66 CD lard 80 to ----
ilrr r1 " Iotscr0. 49, f0 OIL Gaze 1875 OIL .
3 stsV~ ~ t5- Ap-- i DO Pors. W D. rHrf-atls ' 'o
BEL E~-f. De- n Pc.
81. fase--iS ~ Part 80 A. Four - Oh Anna. Hst b
90 r-. -l- trs. e Co ID .s-s Of Peppermint N clsss Bars
ir - ts iaff. 1909 An C.--s-. i-lH' f1 Hans.
~ Er'1sf-ff - bushels Con-.
~ Eer-sl- afs Potash l '- 7.- l'1 1 Bias i- sou -
Mfn|-t1r@
r. Eea i.i-fl0 t. Faa l10 il Br-sl o. io Ter. H f9
Ro.r. io ta Prob, -0 rs rrtsers. i1 sg lo- q ri.-
ffe1r-
" Hrr cat q .uft fr,-'1- o.. aHt 49,. W 70 Pant
Drug lNf m lr Goods. i-esf - tfIl.s, tlsrs
Dos Htrfesr -tif.a-rf Haf. $50 M---. i0 Ottlng
par-r rrs Ps1er rss N1. fI Ar-ran hr'o
ir a l-sF llh " r. Lar I11srr0 -4l0 1f Iel 1897
Nsraa1ref i0lso q. tu soap, n stircl ISL bars irl N'
Ft.h. o. bags Coffee
~ MIf-u Paper 10 ss- i0 bales Cursrrl.
Do aH Hf. ttsn. tani-- f BATE ofs oh
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Now seriously hos did Cas-" carry Indiana

MISSISSIPPI BAPTIST STATE CONVENTION. The
Annual Session of this body held in Concord
Church near Louisville. Winston County, Thursday.
Nov y and continued until the following Monday. A
considerable amount Of business appersSlang 10 the
various branches Of Christian beneyo,enSe was trans
s9sed Prom the records ii appears that over $4,000
has been contributed through this body within the last
three years 10 foreign and domestic missions bible dis
teaton. aud education OF young preparing for the
ministry. IL 10 computed that 90 persons hsve
been added ~ the Rsptss, Church In the du-Sg
the past and that the present in the
10 10 600 memoers lacipent step. have been taken to
establish College TIE Mississippi say<isi edited BY
Rev w G. Crane, w II TAYLOR and = J Caldwell has
over 1900 subscribers and the only gious paper in
the State f,yone delegates appointed 70 attend
the Southern Baptist Convention which meets atNssh
vile, Tennessee. the hrsi "Wednesday of May, ls49
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eRnoKLYN


court oF bENERAL SE-sioNs-Cnarl lee Ne1lrn. ia
if-i stealing rl1-f c ft-i t0cks fl@ property w.
v B--tf tlor % flir = l~si-3 se1i-1e- i-~r-t
Moro. fsfs. liat~t ~ si-sarg slrirl f~-s clfrr
t- properly af0-r1-s Haa llf. elt~i s4
s-r-lr- deferred o-1rE- flser ll NohaeI fr1 p-if-
boat - ef AZ si - property ~ H0t-rf F1--f
N-r r--rr-t IlHl
rnF mon-y c .@ rr--ac- Jane. O-hs-n ri
IS a-tlral, F-si~1 E.l ,-1elf- deferred james
ilfsa5 a-0 ea'-f eff f'-lf clarzr- an Hfh
i--s5 f.~ s-cri Nart ~ 30 s-rfol boz
l that III I'D tnoE shat 10 trf that b.
tHrt ID 7isrs 'a vote --r-rl- t--rrd - t tl-
-mr-l Tea ca.ei '1 t 1tacf11-nf chsrrur
with ING rf tte hsss from t- steamboat N1raft
80 f- properly rslrsi 1i- Jrp orrf
N 0' Pc .ifr-g. trt f-lie1
lnlr fh~n 1fllrr@f urtl fadaV
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TO LET.

- To LRT-Unu fr.t q Msy reNi. frori sr4 a,
10 psrior on trs ToOr OF house 80 Green's chs .,
- marble msnfeis. three bedrooms with nre rsc-. a.
aseneu. with Gotten wsisr Possession given umei.s
Rent Moderate a. 4
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PORT OF SEW YORK. DC %.

ARRiyFD-str vcs5urr Berry i6 q. m SOr-sa- ui.- ,f
w N--o-- l-1 o. y. k-y West -lot- 5ars
Gen Ia ~ iron Liverpool i1f Or-ars
Be- ara ,1sll. Bona 80 m Caste Eng col. Bar
e.sg s Lrrcstrr
hrs Hll--- hoyt ~ im Boston. -. a.; % ns-t-r
>snr hoE.r1. Crlr-l. = q On Bost1a. nose
>ghr ~ lcrk, Goo5--. q I'm Bostoa. ME-
>lhr g-org- Tlouss. Ira lr1u Pror1-1c-
SIR Empire, >uia fn Raprshana0cs oysters 90 B-tr1
,clr Ilr-s, b1cu- OBJ FrTra. rll- E1ot
srtr Coaster -. fn "a r-1e 5000.
>ctf Lsrr-no-, "a Hartford Com. 51ii1g st1n-
>chr Est1-r 4 n. Csrs. I'm Eas;yor NJ All. g.
.car Nstlfs- Nlos;-r. IN Esstpor. NJ. 81. g.
>trf h-i-r. Mo-, IN N-E Ior.on, Of la..tst
eehf : {. y. Wrztf. I'm Plyro1tt sc. com
eclr or-Ecur sou On PCkarnrk-. oyst@r..
ecnr Clsr-s Hem. r. n, i1 Gr--rport. / I. oa-
sc1f W t;-fll, f-y. m Rshr1i. ossi-r u N-r hsI-n
hsNOEANDk-Th- pscs-t.a9s ~ Europe an1 ofa-r. F--
io-11 kas; are sea tcc0lG; oi ~ = p storm
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GIFT BOOKS.

beautiful ESGRAvINGs AND GILT BINDINGS
ID Menioirs 1f Rev Dr. M'ror. by Rev DR.. Stone. So
D. octave with elegant sie- portrait and picture of s.
George. Church. 'ust issued. Also.
Bunysr's p grm's Progress rev ard elegant Illustrated
edition In eVfrs cloth gilt snd morocco binding.
Books for Children and Youth IN great variety end win
numerous enrrsvngs n the most hesu style Of The art
stan ard Work. u Old Authors. such Baxter Fsvsi
Doddrdce Hopkins. Nenn Edwards, WHEREFORE Gc &C
than thousand different publications. including tie
above are published ty the American Trnct Society. ~
their House $50 Nsssaust cor Of Spruce Purchasers for
the Holidays wl he srrscted by The excellence. beauty
s-4 nj - Hnu.a
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GENERAL NOTICES.

" Holiday Pre.ents.-DANIEL FASSHAW,
Bookseller and >iAaJner, SIS Bro.a~Ay Sev.Yofk has
lgs sts-d 10 bis former stock gsl variety Of new
neaA and elegant WORKS prepared Ger The holidays He
has also s5ced gua from EuroPsl Almost endless variety
o, fAncy Articles and Perf1nsry-rsAns in prcs from
70 81 eseh The pubic Is respectfully invited 10 cell
an look a. them d2l e.
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CIRCUIT CoURr-Beiore Judge Edmonds -SnaHel
hu7i1u-S q % Unity n Dgia-icion of ~rn re.a
n Dos tt beans soi 20 Mr " referred 60 yesterday 20
ior r.ar flf
aroi Asi Nvfsri S1fdy farr1rr, Cro recover
or isms-a T. 1870 '-rr-i t0 yesterday
tarq-lrsd hs eonv that NJ sne M -lrh - friend
h0e Jsras. tl- OF he hr-
Trtsg evening ihat p@rso1 The io1s- Of anita
female domestic beard about ar-s larfe oi
lur AFRAID p 80
er.ou tat tie h1u- Fnny 80 80 e~l h@ Observed
smoke nd coming fhe Size to n
gave fh@ evefyihg fls hog plft
Mr. : bad % - Lo- antsf o. The afternoon inf NJ e.
STARED before carr. ~. ht Hee1 -ug-i n k-s rn-i
loo ior res but bat given up BE- scsrs anl about
rssirg % Frgsrf IT, FIRE nas tr~r-' b5 ne nest
SIR beafi oeocs. Prof. q. e pate
isl-f ii- t1lt af pr~ssrtsf " e c71la~i r r-ao1
n L. IL.
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NORTHUMBERLAND nEPoT.

No. sPKUCE-sT TRIBUNE BUILOiNGsJ
(Esiabishec IN l8i0)
TIE MOST SPLENDID assortment fof he holidays
L wishing The above articles would DO well
the stock before purchasing elsewhere Those buy.
Ing sell again dealt ~fh on the most liberal terms.
IN w OTIS ORMsBEg Msnnfarlursf and importer
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SCHOONER ASIA PROBABLY Losr WITH ALL On
soAsa-Ihe schr Ass, Of 2o3 tons says the Csreland
Herald. left Buffalo about weeks since having On
board 10 barrels Of salt snd goods ana Is sun
posed TO have been lost Lake Erie WITH al hands on
board The vessel wSs owned by Conrad Reed. ESQ
OF Black River and no, insured. The consisted
OF Lester Smith. master John SinnsFt mate snd John
Hayes, NJ. Gilman, Selsh Lamb, Walter LoveiOy snd
- SpoOner, sailors. sc. Nothing hss been heard
from the schE. since she len Suso. and j, Is highly
probable thsi she espslzed il gale and went down
Of hsr uniortuus,e crew surviving 10 relate the
manner OF the SD disaster:
GEN. MATHEwS's MOSUNrNr.-The monument
10 be erected in honor OF the late Gen Vincent Math
ews is completed and may be seen 81 c W. Hebards
mandatory south 81 Psct a. IL = highly pohsA
ed block Of Rutland marble shout four Zee, from hsse
% top ana nineteen incsSs vide across the to. On
which res,s scroll and Ia elosed volumes the ss5e
and Blackstone fxcsYcnS these ornaments and a
huipg shout the base. ;as monument j. entirely plain
II Is Manufactured v,.sa much skill and there . good
degree OF taste and Appropriateness evince3 IA the
sign The irien6A ~ the good man whose memory IA
10 De connetnoEaied BY THIS monument invited 10
CAL and see Rochester Democrat, 18th.
PROBABLY ROBBERY IN THE CARs.-The Sprfne-
ssia Ss2abiear of "Wednesday says that in the tain
froA. Boston yesterday forenooz. Gen Wool and M
=. 3 Smith arrived al the MICA House from BOSTON
esch OF them upen his arrival found himself money
less. Gen. Wool hsd wh.,o IN the cara shout SIS
chiefly in gold Mr.. Sma hsd ss25 In large balls on
Massachusetts Ranks. ksch carried his money IN bis
psntSloons pocket
Ahcl Ahhif 49, ne WA MlDrlQe. afrfNelinE
Monday sst orOugl; the nrsi salt direct from Turk.
Island u passe through the Cult OF - Lawrence sra
Csnsds wsters 70 bond the duties having been paid
upon Il 81 tbs port This Is the srsi shipment ever
made from tie Atlantic direct 10 any part OF the lakes
Chicago Democrat, eth.
" We have received letter fnom Wm. II.
Robertson, our consul al Bremen under ds:o OF 18th
November contrsdictng the report OF MS death The
rumor wac formed upon another erroneous s,asr meni
that bis RENAME had arrived aPsilsdslphA iwsas In
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SENATOR FIrZPATRICE.-The HuHfsriile Aia)
AdUorae has the following regard % the apponimeu,
Of kN Governor Fitzpatrick the vacancy IN the sen
ate len BY the late Mr. Lewis
We have fee sg Of state PRIDE 10 and DO nOl
wsl Alabama 10 be- intellectually he weakest 10 the Sen
ale Chane In s respect b0tl OF he pc FEN. Senator'S
are not FAR Representation u he aa,y " th- parry
% which they beions II l. som-wh.i surprising snt
common Tor The Governor 20 have 10 appOul 10 year
Two s-ihsI both should he DOT remsksbe ior
intellect and both from he locally Bur he
mailer 10 De eed by our oQpon-u's-reserv1ng
opinion 10 he SENATOR. ought be affe nexl
August
senator Fitzpatrick Is brother-in Aw OF Mr.. Lewis
so the Office remains the family. The Adroca,s
says the appointment gives much dissatisfaction IN tee
northern part Of the state.
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Puerto Rico.

News IRON this island to the 18th jill. slsfe that
there had been little trading going for tie asst week
Few vessels had entered the port and there had been
little in portston Of foreign goods The expectation Of
the produce Of the place was going 10 is usual calm
There very little nolssses In the market
while the demand for these articles was active
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FAnrILY SCHOOL FOB GIRLS.

RS JENKINS receives a limited number OF pupisin.O
4'lher family upon the following ieIms
BOARD sSp TUITION rs ENGLISH ASp SPANISH,
80 per snnuu, payable hslfyearly Ia advance Mu.c
French, Drawing aud Painting extra Washing ~ cent?
Per dozen Pupils received II any period Of the year
fnrg gacalun mlrlh. lf lffO md NAY d1l r
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TIE BEST PLACE 40 Buy BOOKS OHEAP

+ At sANTONS bOOh AbFNUI, IT Flion-it Inc
lPerretlal Keepsake. = Rosary iusiraOrs ot the
Bible . l5 Friendships Ofa~rg. g. or less FORGE
ns-uot - The Garland. : f0 The Amsrsnih II 81 -
snow Flake 81 fOsnd - tO Leafsi. Of Memory - 81
Excelsior Aruas. 81 fO Gem az the Season, - gallery
Of MezzoiInts - IS Women Of the Scriptures, - 10
Mirror Of Life - Poets of America. = - Forss Gem,
= 81 Hemar-, Cowper. Montgomery. Eliza Cook Ihomp'
son. Million Moore and Byrons Poem. handsomely iius
Fu'fyn.,f d20 SUE
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"a The Psnsarola Gazette of the 9th instant
states that few nights previously the Court House II
Msrrianns entirely consumed By ire. and with u
al the documents OF the County and other Courts
When discovered the whole building N sheet Of
lame.
tE Hon jacob BURSET hiss RENTED $500 %
The American Calculation Society Al Washington. in
AID Of the efforts of the Pennsylvania Society effect
the liberation OF ~ slaves ofered grstuious emancpa
ton on Their assuming the expenses Of their eol0nzs
ton
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sPLENDID ENGRAVINGs.
selling ~ v foreign zrco ~, a. !
gunaT prUrfarro.

cREAr REDUCTION.
1--WE LARGE AND VALUABLE stock Of plain and col lr
I'd Engraving cOrsgued 90 me subscriber during he
pat -essOn ana comprising The latest publications Of he
houses q London and Paris viii BE- resdy for sale
the public on and aler Monday Dec 49, discount Ofi
20 ~ per cent from he pubhcsOn pncs.
so favorable opportunity for gratifying refined iasle
can rarely occur Tie sale 10 q the foreign
owners % close the agency y ANTHONY,
do W ln5 Broadway
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Jc1 BROADWAY. sni IS Paien0sier-row London -
lOl JOHN WILEY Importer and Publisher. has just !
we'd from London choice and gauAbl, collection Of
standard Illustrated ard um mated books 10 rich bindings
suitable FOR Christmas and New-Yesr presents
d20 III JOHN WILEY, NewYofk and London
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HORRIBLY ACCIDENT.-We have received the
painful intelligence OF the desfh OF Col DKarrox
yoNxS OF the most respected citizens OF eoun-
~ which occssoned IN the following truly shock
ing Susnner On the TO inst. while engaged with =
ounber Of threshing a. his barn in the township
~ Wayne he fell through the scsold In the loit
toor Of the barn. where bis feet striking pile OF
shsves he was thrown the end corner Of TIE
offender OF the threshins machine which was in mo.
ton His hip and thigh were msngled In = most noFri-
Die manner the breaking OF pieces of the bone
He fingered until Tuesday last In the excrucsos
agony. when he expired; notification having com
raenccd the evening before.
Ash;sbuls (O) Sentinel 10Th
National MoSrMENr-The work on the four
dstion Of the Washington National Monument has sesa
suspended for the Winter II 10 now about twenty one
feet from the foundation where IL 10 eigh,yO3e iect
squsre) and fourteen feet above the scsfGce the
whole OF solid masonry aud presenting mass OF stone
uneQualsd IN this county. Drrrg the Winter the
marble obtained from the ousrres near Baltimore, will
be dressed and prepared for setting early In the Spring
when the work viii be resumed, and the structure
carried up rapidly as possible
Fatal ACCOMPLISHMENTS Webb, il. was kill
cd on Monday afternoon al East Boston, by being
,aught between two freight the Eastern Rail
road. He jsmmed with such force that he died in
3fteer minutes. He ~ years Of age and esves q
Ngs family. His remses were taken TO Beverly
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~ fnir.-rhe sdses Of The Reformed Dutch Church o.
Twenty trsist between Flfh and sNih vii hold
Far n the bssss- Of The Chlrch fJT ne sac q
useful sac fancy zrCcies suitable for Holiday
h1rsday, Friday. ard Saturday, Of his wet commencing
u O'Clock each day fh- proceed. q The Fsr 20 -
pfcprisec toward dq:tsnz ire debt u The Church AL
endy % ne shove ooJ-cl respectfully inTied 70 a.
lend A drr s-ioa FREE. O. a.
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Domestic Ports.

BALTIMORE Dee AR G-org- Rot-o1, Pa-rraoi 5rs
tA-1 k--f roro Csa-lo Cs G-ors- BruEu gyms Lon
iln trT f1ltr-y H0lstf Re- . Jaa-r rarc v il1--
NV uHtkAN. h-c 4.-Av SIPS HafnsrsF, F-sef LIVER
q hof- "--l, boiols Sa-~r OF - West WEBSTER LIVER
pot P-r.s ba1or Bso- Portsf-1n Barter. B1snl srsntu
Daaesa Hsvr- y ZAP Jau-- P-rsn'. W4ns B--li o-rt
A. . y rrt
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BOOK TRADE.
wr ARE Now READY


MYTH OUR ACCUSTOMED USRlVAtED SUPPLY
w ~ sr-ua. ~ Socks. Juveri - ~ ~ hQisy ..s
so--At The wei sr0Fn stand % sTRiNGER TOWN
SEND coy,-- q Broadway ard Arm IT vii - found every
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