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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-15

~ FRuIr TREES.-Sunbury is, we are
aware, pretty well stocked with good fruit,
yet We might easily have double the guam
tity, with very little trouble, and which
would add greatly to our comforts and con-
venience. Grating is a simple process, by
which we can propagate the best fruit.
Trees that bear indifferent fruit, should be
Topped off, and grated with fruit ofa choice
quality. Now is the season, and it should
not be suffered TO pass BY neglected.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-15

OMINous.-Thls is the secoud time that
titles have been abolished in France. The
rule in Lindley Murray says, "Two mega
tlves make an Affirmative" but, as the
French are not particularly fond of Eng
Lish rule, there is still hope left for the
French nobilty-Punch.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-15

NOTlCE is hereby given that letters of al.
~ mnistration have been granted to the sub.
scribers on the estate OF Charles GrathaIt dec d.
late Of Rush township, Northumberland county
All persons having any claims on said estate, and
those indebted TO the same, are requested TO set.
tie their accounts without delay. The subscri.
hers will meet for that purpose at the house Of
the Deceased. on Monday the 22d Of May next,
of which persons interested will please take no.
tite. JOHN GEARHART. Jr. of Rush,
WIN. METTLER, Jr. OF Augusta.
April Is, lsfS-6t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-15

~ The weather, for week past, has
been as mild and as cheering as the sun
niest days of May. The fiokelness of the
month is, however, occasionally felt in its
variability. House keepers are generally
busy in making garden, and there are few
places on the Susquehanna, where gardens
equal to those Of Sunbury, can /" found,
and where they yield more profitable
, Return.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-15

% JOHN Notwithstanding
Johns affected stupidity he is guilty of say
ing good many smart things. The views OF
the French revolution. The back view OF
the House of Orleans, in last weeks num-
Der, are rich in design and TO the point
John is rather hard this week on MIR. Bu-
chanan who comes in for good many
kicks.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-15

% We stated last week that Our papers
for Paxinos and Shamokin had been miscar-
ried, by having been placed in the wrong
bag, we did not, of course, mean the mail
bags, of our worthy Post Mistress, Mrs.
Packer, with whose administration none
can find fault.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-15

We have been informed that Jacob
Peters and Geo. W. Edwards Esq, of Phila-
delphia, have leased the Cars on the Read
ing Railroad, and that after the first of Ma v,
a morning and afternoon train will be put
on the road. And that they will also run
in connection, fas. line of Stages to the
York State line.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-15

70 ODD FELLowsHIr.-We neglected
to mention that S. d. jordan ESQ.,, of this
place, has been appointed Deputy Grand
Master for this district.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-15

% The Governor has appointed John
c. Knox Esl., of Tiosa. Judge of the 10th
district, Judge Whites long contested dis
tric,.) The appointment was mnde Oh the
last day, and unanimously confirmed by the
Senate. Mr.. Knox is worthy young man,
and will no doubt make good Judge.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-15
a New MINERAL USEFUL IN ARrs,-Mr

a New MINERAL USEFUL IN ARTs-Mr.
Blake, lately citizen Of Alexandria, Va,
and now of Alcron, Ohio, has discovered a
mineral, in the neighborhood of the latter
place, which promises to be of great value.
He has visited Washington, and received a
patent for it, When first dug up, it is of the
consistence Of tallow, and gradually hardens,
in few days, so as to resemble slate; and,
finally, it becomes as hard as a rock, 1t is
of the colour of indigo is impervious both to
water and fire, and admits CT the finest polish.
When reduced to powder, and mixed up with
linseed oil, it has the appearance of black
paint, and may be spread over wood, canvass,
&c. Roofs have been guarded by il against
fire !; and as it does no, absorb the rain, il
protects the rafters from decay 1, consists
OF about one-half of silica, one-four,h alumi.
na, with less proportions of magnesis, black
oxide of iron, sulpha,e of iron, lime and
carbon.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-15
ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF THE REFOR
NATION.


In the course of week we expect TO
receive a supply of 80 or 40 copies of
Speels edition of D'Aubisne's great history
of the reformation, elegantly bound, 4 vo!-
umes in two. This edition Is complete
and entire, with eighteen handsome illus
trations or engravings, representing Luther,
Melanchton, Calvin, Zwingle, Tetzel.-
Death of Zwingle, Tetzel selling Indulgen-
ces, and numerous other scenes described in
the work. The editor is the sole agent for the
sale of this excellent work, for the Counties
of Northumberland, Union, Lycoming and
Columbia. 1t will be sold at Philadelphia
prices 81 SO.
AN OFrER-To any persons who will
send us 50 IS, we will furnish copy Of
the work and also a copy of the American
for one year.
% PENNSYLVANIA Law JoURNAL.-Thi.
Journal formerly published in Philadelphia
has been purchased by G. w. Hamersly S
co. of Lancaster, and will, hereafter bt
published by them. The Law Journal il
edited by an association of s'sentlemer
learned in the law" the principal of whom
we believe, is the Hon. Ellis Lewis, which
of itself will be a sufficient guaranty oft
merits. The first, or April number, pub
lished under the new arrangement, has beer
received. 1t is handsomely printed, an,
to gentlemen of the legal profession, it vii
prove useful and interesting. Ii is pub
lished monthly at So per annum.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-15
MILLlNER
BONNETs. Of every descri,,

* BONNETS, Of every description,
Ribbons, Flowers, Laces, &c. together with an
elegant assortment Of Lawns, ,G nghams Chints's,
Gloves, Bareges Shawls. Scarfs, and great va.
riety of FANCY GOODS, all of which she offers
at the most reduced prices
AT the old Stand, opposite Eosa,'s & Masser's
Stores.
Sunbury, April Is, 1913 -3t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-15

70 The crops wear a more promising
appearance than was anticipated a few
weeks since.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-15
A CARD.
ELIZABETH FOLLNER,

ID ESPECTFULLY informs her customers
and the public in general, that she has lust
returned from Philadelphia with splendid as
sortuIt mt of all kinds of
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-15

Crops in Ohio-The Ohio Cultivator says
that the wheat crops in the middle and nor
thern portions of the State continue TO appear
healthy. The Troy miami county, Times
of the 9Th inst, says the prospect of the wheat
crop is generally flattering.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-15

Mad. B,shop.-A New Orleans paper says
that Madame Bishop has "realized'' Sa4, 900
since sh- came TO this country.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-15

70 The depot Of the Reading Railroad
is TO be removed from Mt. Carbon to Potts
vile, hy late &C, of Assembly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-15

No Trouble at Dublin Meeting.
SMITH O-BRIEN and sthers Arrested.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-15

ARRIVAL OF THE
HIBERNIA.

ARRIVAL OF THE
HIBE E r nj A.
FIVE D.aYS LITER FRO.MEUROPE.
THE FALL OF DEsPOTrsM.
INSURRECTION IN LOMBARDY.
FLIGHT OF THE vICERoY.
ABDrcATIoN OF THE king OF BAVARIA.
FATAL TUMULT At MILAN.
No Trouble at Dublin Meeting.
SMITH O.BRiEN and sthers Arrested.
ENGLAND AND SCOTLAND QUIET.
ROUEN BANK SUSPENDED
FORMATION OF CLUBS.
REPUBLic PROCLAIMED IN CRAcow.
POLANDIN ARMS!
RUSSIA PREPARING FOR THE STORM.
Constitution Published by the Pope.
FuRTnER DECLINE IN CoTToS.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-15
POLANDIN ARMS!

REPUBLIC PROCLAIMED IN CRAcow. :.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-15

ABDrcArIoS OF THE king OF BAVARIA.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-15
AND SCOTLAND QUIET.

ROUEN BANK SUSPENDED.
FORMATEON OF P.iRISIiN CLUBS.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-15

FATAL TUMULT At MILAN.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-15

NsURRECTION IN LOMBARDY
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-15
Estate Of Charles Gearhart,

Sunbury. April Is, 1913 st
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-15

FLIGHT OF THE yfCEROY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28
MEXICO ILLUSTRATED,

IN A sERIEs OF MOST Truthful LILY MAGNET
| CENT and elaborate MOVING PANORAMIC VIEWS
executed under the immediate dfecHon OF MI pSN,
gylng faithful and picturesque repIeseis..n OF ue nl
OF mach pursued BY THE AMERICAN ARM under ihe
command Of Gen. SCOTT, from VERA CRU ~ ~ ~ r
CITY OF MEXICO, exhibiting every svsnlnR s,i ou
The afternoons Of WEDNESDAY and sAI.hDAi. ri
sTOPPANI HALL, corner OF Broadway and Wslsef-t
SYNOPSIS OF THE GEOGRAPHICAL AND fI0'
TIREsQtE portions Of the Mexican Territory so lnl'
maiey connected with the history snd glory OF our country
Landing OF The American Army al era Cruz noihoAu-
mem Of the CITY Formal Surrender OF VI" Nhy OF era
Cruz snd aste Of San Jusn de- Uua 10 Gen scou rhN
rons The City View Of tho Sea NAIVE f'hihs ooais
In The stance Village Of SCENTS Fe.
NATIONAL BRIDGE
Puenle Naciona-once del Re-, hesf Su.ii ,I ,na
AMY on Their march Queens dge-Puente del ksyns
pass OF sierra Gordo Bste Of Sierra oofdo retreat o.
santa Anna and c.pre OF his carriage Msgmhcen1 We"
u the CITY or JALAPA. ,,.,...
Romantic and Gorgeous Scenery Remains VI n"eai t
Eruptons Village OF Los Negos Hacienda Mexican
Farm House American Army on ihe msIen Town ali
Fortress Of PerOte COhre Of Ioe, and MounLan OF O
zaba, Volcanic Mountain Of PiZafa Inc hfN4e- mos
sraplc delnesuOn Of his exraornlnafJ optes Hius"n
Gal ant charge Of the American Dragon
LA PUEBLA Dr. Los ANGELA
The Pass OF Rio Fro Troops ascending tie ridge ~
and which separates the plains Of Purpls and Mex19
Village OF Buena Vista Lake and Town u Chaco pat
lie of Conreras Bafue Of Chunlbusco. MOlinO del hey
The Kings Mile. siomng u Chapgiepec GfAnd We"
Of the CITY OF MEXICO. c,.,
surrounded by his STAFF his brave associates In nr
great square Of the Guy Of Mexico ,,.
PElcE OF ADNIssOS.-slnge Tickets, ~ cents chl1fcn
half price Tickets admitting gentleman and TWO ladies'
Al Family tickets admitting hve pefsous ~ ~
Doors viii be- opened 81 O'clock The Picture Will CON
nence moving a. Il - ,.,,li d,
Reserved seats can he secured al the ouco from l H.
and from Z ull 4 90 p.rt
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BOOK TRADE.
NEW BOOKS PER LATE STEAMERS.

TIE FAIRFsX CORRESPONDENCE memoir. Of the
reign 81 Ctarc the ? lst edited ~ q. " Johnson
vols 3v0 :.
Smiths D.ru1uary o. Greek ard R. uan Antiquities d
eciuor. .~ rruvri alt -llsrEel. -i-s i-l svo.
Bssers i.E Ell ilser-rr 20 Fie- WORK preparatory
% he con. Loo NJ PEI Fs7s, To.
LORD Hrlu.hsu's L-r-fs. or ne lsi- Revouror 10
France. svo
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analysis. l-u0
Tae Corg1-ro-. n .l- New Word sd their Bonasmen
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Fr--ls .- Collc.. sol. D. go-i .so. : s.
fiuesses r. IT. D. Do ard ~ series. rcs LIMO = g.
ksu-fr's sacred Poems. I-lo. = 81.
kirEes ard Pagers u l1l BOOK n 1Tso ogy pos srl
Leone. Jes1E Co-sp rscT 'l- satf-i ~ Of ae order
post $40
Wa-rworhs Cos1ci,s ard Decree. Of he Council Of
Trent $780,
ADJ Msmo.r- % the Niisry Science. vo'.l. 8. IS
E1c1c ore1a ~ Arf. Msnui-ctures and Machinery
Mslrcer' Ir-sslry Of Mama HIS, ~ limo. = >
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Raoimentsry nueIorgy. by Csr'ey. pts 81 ca.
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Id al NiblOs Old Garden. VIII repp~h on
Monday the l6th October with magnificent PANORAMA sn1
Dorama Of the Bombafdment Of Vera Cruz b, he untrl
STATES forces The hr-t scene i 70 ne ai " L.,
ofTsr sailing ma esuealy aong ann lsy 81
rive oppOsif- the CITY u Nera Cruz sp-ndld rsnyIan
View of the city Magnificent NlKh scene snd "nFa o.
ns L. ; bnk Somers, 90 ne blocksdlny service fhssn
shipsofwsr Endymion, Daring a. and othef ifsth yes
ses are seen anchor ~nen LenL Parker WIN nspn
Roges and boat. crew the 5Omer- and are seen 10
ro m the Fudyuou and soon a. dsfGness iaYOfs hrn
they cave hat ship and observed rowing OwAn uo
Case OF 81 Ju.n d. Uua They are next seen boarding no
X-scan hi, Creole which had the blockade The be
fore and safely mOored 70 mo very as Oi nc
They secure crrw them prisoners IN tnrf DOs.
and brig fire They hen row back 70 ne y ines
nsFing PERFORMED one ~ ~ & ~ 80 M. ar,
try alarmed the castle drums beat 70 .rns-Dai oo iss
the gal Americans have done lnsh ouy ~" W., a.
bs bng sOon becomes -nyeloped IN flames and tn.4y
blow, ID THIS scene ard the following are the most 10
Ike ever In any exhibition me world storm ss7e
IN. .ea hsc0mes rouzn and the SOmers 10 seen heaYing
about until she still strikes and becomes complete "fec<
on that terrible one Of ne sss syiris, nJn5n,
aud ha The being drowned 10 that dreadful gaze Inc
o, rom he End you snd the other foreign vessels pro-
coed 70 the and nc remainder OF INC cfsN
The next Of the arrival Of Gen seou 10 -nsr
70 rec0nroeF the place Iney enlsI nc d.osgs
return % anchorage ground wnO1s roceiNnf
Tue shps-otwsr u1nspo,l M 80. n se Ts.ss
nearest the spectators u great mssnlNas Ano arc
crowded with solder. asd ssofs aYa 80 a.
United The are tnen ofcsreo INTO nc sun
boats and landing Effected a sense, me norlzeIs'
The dorsm eject BY daylight and BY nignt tn1y magni
fcent diving opportunity FOR the most besnnfu day and
ngnl effects and grand pyrotehnie OF shells
rznnoo. Sc bursting Of shells hey fal city Rsa
ennron osded and fred b. mechanical figures. Il triumph
10 the Ar u mechanism reserved for Ns~fOrz srn-
..rs 70 accomplish The city ard caste surrender; the
coors presented 10 Gen 5cou and suite the Victorious
srrsy TIE hitherto imDregnzoe city and castle, ad
hs United States dag waves the casue and
forts under general SALUTE The whole the ~ors OF "a
i've srrse and artisans and got up scsls OF nssri-
ute hitherto 10 the Unef states. No expense
IA. been spared 10 bring before the p1bc VIVID repfsen
zlon d me decide u heir fe..OScrzsrs aud tne ma
which the aTgesn New York VII DC renovated aoc r GO
the comfortable Of any IN the city. TIE scenes VII %
described by ocsr Of volunteers who served tfvasn
the campaign. ady, pupil Of Thkbefg wiz preside -
pizrofoTte and ina lovers q harmony viii nasc M
sra treat a. vel as pyro,-chnie and ciorsnc exhibition
An overture vii preceds the performance and l,.c De
tween the parts. TexeS - ce1ni enlidf.n .
3 % Wednesday and Saturday, Afternoons Fanny sno
season tickets " '"''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28

| rector Of The ITALIAN OPERA respecuely .niorils
ne subscribers and he public scrers' si ae sgason ~
az. Nov. !. -., ..-., .
Subscribers for as- year, eglesli 20 ca 81 lr ~
a-a before MONDAY reNt a. H. VI between ne lo-f. o
II ard h NJ or snG ? II 10 MORN he msl Sseunel
0 heir intentions with regard 10 ier SEAS ihose no'
a inE befors that time Wiz - supposed ~ ies's ' so
iher hold q, present - ., ,,.
The books of subscription ior r present srasoA w Ivy
nights will be open 81 he pls-e sri hours srf N0n
tay g. IL VI Yearly subscribers desiring ~ ir.sA .
-sfs h hid ST season are requested 20 give noHce ~
heir desire 10 10 80 before Iuestsy, a. !.
Subscnpuous FOR The season 10 oe psid ~ 81 49, % ny.
pecrls .-... - ... 80,
In order 10 insure 10 subscribers he l nunoe ci rep
rasentsions the funds subscribed VII De received ~ s-
p.it over IN instance. 20 Trustee sppolnec
he Subscrbers Committee and ne snioGut dae TIE pue'
IN II th- Opera COMPANY for esch representation, VIII o.
.f hy The Trustee The day announced for sach repre-
sentson 10 The o. any sccteni occurring 10 ef-
sfa The season within the period announced the anvA
perted balance viii be returned by the Trustee to me lo
srrtnars 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28
MARINE JOURNAL.
DIRT OF NETWORK. OCTOBER 20
--...... rrI1n NY
90 SEE MAINE JOURNAL. FoCRrs PAGEe,

cLEARED- ship. Marmion Edwards Liverpool Merrill Rich
"A Cobden Buuel do Williams \ Guou M-guntcook, falr
ass RIO Janeino, Allen Paison Norma Es, Havana,
ftyoT
Br. q " Kendall Reed Norfok Nesmth Walsh Brothers,
sos santa Cur BEET Yose Victoria, Bater, Warsham
Sr. Matthew Buii Corson Franklin Charlotte. Mansen Nssn
foa Nc Mitchell M-meuto Ieuy, Rchmoni MAILER Lore
Peruvian, Cole Cumberland saem fo"rf'
~.b,rn " scare Taylor BrsIos ST Jsgo, W Nelson
sbop Mdss, FfeuCh, Providence
LRRIyED-shp Oneds. Yum, Havre goth VT nhse bod a
s,c.eu H. To- 80 spoke bra Ocesn OF hafpo ron
Liverpool for Quebec, Is dsys out a.,
Hf.h brs MAITLAND Msrshs Falmouth. JAM % dai. md.e
b,r m instant, of Head Shot Keys spoke hss Sarah
W.sen Of aud from Portland Tor wsnen
S,hr sussn and Mary, Crockst Deer isle
Shr Lexington. smith. kockpoft h-l
scif Huioka Jones. Passport, iath. Smith bofnion
British schr Thistle johnson, Annapolis, rs hsh Lea IT,
shr Two Brothers Ctunh, Jourspou me spafs. sno"
s-hf Brave. Albany for Boston
frh schr sterling Holes Windsor. ms plaster 60 master
British . b. kla Ann Cro~e Hsix, IL Dc, tsh Hunter
scbf Mar johnson Johnson New Haven. ballast
SIR Iamarine Weeks, New Bedford oil
Sir Isabella. Sherwood hosiou rd-e. -
Sir yanasa, Tmpsou Suyan, Me- granite Tor hs Wy
lcck. BrookNn
xhr Ere, Hard. N-wbupport. tsh
Sk.1p IA Goodner Nantucket, OIL
Non Ne London. New London. OIL
soo2 yslant Heath. Providence. domesi"s
ILOw-l brig unknown.
suLEp-ship frncton. Liverpool WIND NV
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SCHOOLS.
. RRoTT,s INSTITUTION, for the Z

ABBOTT's INsTITUTION, for ne EduesuOn
n Of Young Ladies. 80 and s. Beecker-si n f-messr'
JACOB and Johns C. ABBOTT.-This Institution i spe-
cisly designed for young adde's pursuing the mgher
branches OF English. French and Classical education Ar
rangenents are however made Ia s several departments
for pupils OF every grade Of advancement The studies IN
Mathematics aud Natural Philosophy are superinended Dy
NJ, no Abbott, Relles Letters and NORA ard intelec
NAL Philosophy under the supervision OF MI Johh :
Abbott: Mons Lagroix, native French gentleman VI
hb ecinsl aann has charge OF the French de-
psmep, Mes.rs Root and Lincoln are teachers Of Nocs
and Instrumental Music Messrs Coe and Cleveland instruct
a. nrsvriog and Painting. Msssrs Benjamin Vaughan
Abbott and Austin Abbott sssistanteHchefs IN Maine
mates and In the Ancient Languages Several ieinae
teachers preside In each ROOM 10 be ever fesoy ~ eli
courage and guide the pupils ,
Young ladies' from s6rosd received into the family OF
Rev John Abbott where they are regarded As dAg Oh
,er. Young adv from France who does not speak Eng
sh reside. IN the family ac-usiom the young ladies' 10
,be ialv conversational use of the French language All
books and stationery furnished by the Institution with
ont extra charge 90 sd"'N
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SPLENDID SACRED GIFT.

n APPLETON CO ~ BrosdEsy. publish thi, day
~. TIE WOMEN or TIE BIBLE, ceineaiei N =
series ~ etches N prominent females mentioned n Holy
scrpur- by CerVven o. ne United states Illustrated -
gteeu cnaracerc stee erafs Wigs edited by oman az
NJ Naiuwrehf d ID ore beautifully printed lnperisl 8vo
volume handsomely bound. Prc- . or with The plates
elegantly col0red
C98fy 51for, % ~ H0rk- Ordr Of Suke and iutaor'
] Hsgar By Rev. Or SprsEue Rebessh. Rev Dr.
Coos Rachel. r. Rev shop Burgess Wife Of
Poiplar, Rev. Dr. Mul.enberg. Phsraoh. Daughter,
r. Rev Bishop Dosne Deborah Rev DR.. Cheever. :.
Jephihsh's Daughter Rev Dr. De VIZ 8. DelLsh. Rev
Or Wsinwrighf q Ruh. Rev Dr.. Higbee. 10. Hsnnsh,
Rev Dr. Ne mfye 20 Abigail. Re-. Dr.. Ninion y
Queen Of sdcla. r. Rev Bishop McI.vare IS Jezehei.
Rev Dr. Pous "a Ailslah, Rev. D. Cot IS Esther,
Rev Dr. Atkinson IL sara. wife Of Tobias, Rev Dr. hig
bee y judith. Rev Dr. KIP l8 Tbs Mother IN Mscea-
bees Rev Dr. Wanwu lht
IN his tie publishers present 10 the pubic 0ne OF
the most enld volumes hat hiss ever appeared one,
too which OF interest FOR the DAY Or TIE year, but
Which i possessed Of permsneri value.
NfaRLY READY,
THE SACRED POETS or ENGLAND AND AMER
lCA from the earliest period he present ums, chrome
los rally srrsrFed with Biographical and crucA notices
by Rufus " Grswod. Illustrated viii steel sngravnss'
ore handsome 8vO volume OF
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rYy oAn1pnyLLs ARE COMING.

IrNABATED SUGGESTING EASED ATTRACTION,
| -TwelNh week Society Librsfy Rooms 5is Broad
,vsv corner Of Leonard g The orr gina and celebrated
CAMPBELI5s MlNSTREl.S under the direction Of O. A
KIMBERLEY whose Concerts the last ~ nights hs'e
ba.n crowded To overflow ng by highly respectable and
fs.ouahle suoieuce-. beg announce ihsi they VIII con
nu- their very popular Musicsl Entertainments EVERY
EVENING THIS WEEK Introducing al each Concert =
Programme Of their orr gnal Music with seyersl new
and original Dances by Mr LUKE WEST and Mr. n
PEEL
Doors open At7-Commenc- n g. Admission Is cents
nv TIE SATURDAY AFTERNOON Concert. Al 3
O'clock IA designed expressly or ladies ard children. and
vii form A very attractive and chase entertainment.
Admission Is cents. Ch.iren half price. Oh lwi'
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