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PROPOSALS FOR RATIoSs.

HeApeu LrrEps MARINE CoRPs,
QuhRTERnAsTERs OrrIcE, Washington, October ., 1872
CEPARATE PROPOSALS. will be Office until 10
- O'clock Monday the i2 day Of November for
furnishing United States marines the following
tons for The year 1850, viz;
Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
Charostown, Massachusets.
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York.
Philadelphia Pennsy1sana
Gosport. Norfolk, Virginia
Pensacola Florida; and
Washington, District OF Columbia
Each pound and quarter fresh beef or
option the
the pounds Of good coffee, twelve pounds
New Orleans OF white beans
Of good hard
brown and aud half pounds good hard dipped aow
candles, 90 each ration.
required shall delivered command
Of either in bulk ration, and
pork prime pork and groceries best quail
iy named, subject inspection. bid viii be
Office unless accompanied by bond hundred
execution award
sucency of the sureues must be ocia
person. To be endorsed Proposals for Ration or 1880
AUG. A NICHOLSON,
Oct 10-3tawd Quaremaster Marine Corps.
The Republic Washington; American, Sentinel,
aud Pennsyvnnian Philadelphia the Portsmouth Gazette, New
aud Boston Tins, the New
Herald Evening Post, New and En-
Republican, Norfolk Beacon, Norfolk
Herald Richmond Enquirer and kiclnond Wing AeAan
dna Alexandria, Vgnia and the Gazette, viii
Insertions each
accompanied by oneprnied OF the advccmen this Office
FOR payment.
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I,AMILY-MADE yote-neck, shirts Opened this day,
OF family yoseneck shirts. which
equal Sold and the prices believed TO be lower
than York. The retailing shirts at
wholesale prices will be continued nj STEVENs3
Great Hat and Genicmen's Quitting EsiablshInent
Oct 24-eo6hf No. 1, Browns Hotel.
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We would invite attention TO the advertisement oil MI.
Jordan in another column. He has repaired and reh''
the Potomac House, and has supplied il with new anu
handsome furniture. We doubt not that all who nay
soiourn with him will be pleased by his polite atiennO''
and by his efforts 10 make his guests comfortable
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-10-28

TO the Stockholders the late National Theatre, In
Washington The subscribers prepared pay further
dividend Of the their hands In the Thea
erected lots Nos 4 No city The
stockholders applying for the win be pleased present
endorsed
RID SMITH, lr-....
II. X RANDALL, ! i"''e''
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.No Friend. to Reward-so Enemies 20 Punish"
The able correspondent ("Ion") Of the Baltimore Sun
commences his letter OF the Goth instant with the follow
ing paragraph
The adminst alton carrying out the system OF pol
lev as to removals which foreshadowed ia letter
They removing the vestiges OF democracy from
the bureaus Mr. Waller Forward very able and estima.
BILE man. takes the place of Mr.. X. H. Gle The cabinet
am informed, have determined to remove Mr.. Wash.
ington the Sixth Auditor and Mr. Hobbe, the Assistant
Postmaster General Subodinaes will follow their chiefs
The which has heretofore chopped oil few limbs Is
to be laid to the root Of the tree seems TO be the opinion
Of the members OF the administration that II they have
nothing gain by appointing their friends they have,
least, nothing to lose Wy It."
The dead calm which has shrouded the political
atmosphere in the vicinity Of the White House for some
lime past doubt about to be succeeded by terrible
storm Some little sprnkling, perceptbe within the last
few days. from the necks Of few decapitated, gives
ample warning that the thunderbot is about descend
and that the first Of November will be bloody day
among the enemies" OF the 'Second Washington .
But as the old say ing goes it's bad wind that blows
nobody good" and the day will be period Of great
rejoicing 10 his " friends" II is now universally con-
coded fact that this administration has fixed policy for
is government; and its tactics laundering and
vacillang as its policy-no dependence can be placed
upon either In the matter of removal from Office il
has been variable the winds the avenue. Before
the Virginia election the olive branch was extended and
masterpiece Of cunning, the intimaoh was thrown
that nobody thereafter should be removed for opinions
sake But old Virginia could not be humbugged, and
she left the President and his cabinet scarcely friend
in the Congress to swear BY The tactics then
again reversed, and the guillone fully demonstrated
that there still enemies punish Elections in other
States followed the Old Dominion and disaster and de.
feat continued to pursue the General and his aids Again
the motion Of the bloody suspended, and the ex-
ecuiione watched with brea,hess anxiety for it's effect
in the elections about 10 be held But the people would
put faith in the sincerity Of the heroes Of broken
promises and Pledges" and Georgia, Maryland. and
Pennsylvania capped the climax Of their discontinue
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BTocE Auctions--NO, I,

These traps for strangers are becoming so and
their syinng operations boldly pracsed, that is neces
sary and then give waing to e unsophscated, or
in due season fhey will find themselves going-gOQg -
'stakeu in ana lone for the approved system Of
Peter FunAsm Hardly day passes that our Recorders
Courts are moi haiegcd by applicants claiming redress from
ingenious frauds by Mock Auctions; butnvaraby when the
eases come to be examined tie dealers in Galvanized Watches
and Carried Cutlery acquitted for lack Of proof on one
side and tire testimony of aecompce ON che other The can
Mock Auction consists OF red flag, cr1er with the
lungs OF Sieu0r, and innate haukerng after OEuery
or two Of Wooden Clocks and Show boxes to give
the appearance Of business several Of the soapoek gentry to
acJ deyoy- aud a long glass filed with counterfeit
wachcs, plated jewery, boxes containing hundred palty
ngs covered over 10y three large articles Of seeming
value and cards OF cutlery arranged the system.
Ain s association of chcater room taken u prom
nent uoioushtare, he flag hung OUT, scans assembled,
goOis paaded, and the auction commenced. The Funks
keep am eye The door. and When the lingering step of
couutrymap the threshold, POUNDS how the efforts
Of oil hands pdoube spread the bait and hoo, the
gudgoOn Tie galvanized watch is held up gnterDe 10 tine
view the byhide crowd round great excitement takes
place in Funkdam and The awful sacrifice Of fine
hunting lever 10 holes iewced is received with well eeued
astoushmcnt by the precious seooeciel The stranger ad
yance the Interest Increases sy whispers fan upon his listen.
ing ear ishs Tor money purchase sarh bargain are
Heard on every side; ' MATCHMAKER who understands all
about such things" comes forward, examines with critical
eve the wofIs, weighs the watch, prOnouHces t worth al
least four times tho parB Il is being cried at and al last
the gentleman from the country bids upon the article and Is
quickly himself the pOSesor of worthless counterfeit aud
she loser OF thirty Or forty hand earned dollars Where Is his
epss? What evidence has he OF the sgiudiugY lispau
to a but IL has uoi the exact definition Of die law punish
IT, the perpetrators escape 90 again igyegle the ursset-
ing lu No - dis subject we shall give anoiller plo-
snd causes hin, remember, with bitterness, bis visit 10
our City
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.

sT; CHAELEs--J Husghgs, Mrs Hgtehins Nqtchez; $.
s. G.; r: f. Maury, Port Glbsoni l.. Bqscom6e, Ala; I,
Landry, M NJ Crndel s. II. Gilmer, w. b. Ratlt La;
II. HAYS, LOuisye: I. J, Stewart, G. E. Stewart, Nj. f.
Degrafenreid, Miss; P. II. Catln, Cincinnati.
VERAEDA-Thos Garrett and lady w. Littleiohna NIL.
Legge, w Il. Terrell La; p F. PhIlips Baton kouge
Isaac Site John c. Fisher, Mobile; j. b. llRrrOn Jno. n
Goodman NJ. Gordon Ala; w. Ii. BurbanSs &. Popy
C. S. Hodges s. w. Warren and family, Miss; G. Formau
j. Patterson n. O.: A. j. Reeve, n. Y; H. &. kmgbury
Ca; f. c. Jones, DiB. Spencer, VicSsburg.
PLANTERS w. J. Preston, N. C.; J. w Boazmau, N
o.; s. Marx NJ. Primrose, Texas C, GeryOn, La, George
Caitel, Ill.,; Dr., J. Madden, Mobiles George F lloconbe
Montreal; H. Maize, C. NJ. Miller, n. Gishwiler, Robert
smith, +, F. Teagaideu George Peters, Ohio; J. b. Dqss
and family, Miss; HuHes, Jos. Scales " Scales, John H.
Dickson, Wisconsin.
HEWLETT Sc, Gayonche NJ. de Aiurea, Coast: Peter
r. Neuess, J. Jackson, w. G. SNentu, j. Ii. Randolph,
JUurdan; J. Bapiste Pascagnua.
/ ARcApE.-F. A Mills, Ky: w. T. Carpenter. Miss
A. J.. Leman, Bayou Sara J. p. Harris, California; R. IL.
Williams, W. Miller, Tennessee.
CoMNERcIAL-Wm. Spires, III. =; II. p. Sinclair, Nc
Gees Port; VIM. Hunter, Geo Smith, A. b, Chamberlain
John Connolly, Psburg; G. 5. Cox, Ala: J. Miller Ohio
T B. Greene, Miss; Charles Huff, Cincinnati.
LuuIsIANA-Geo. Bloomfield J. Chapman, Mr. Geary
N. o.; H. B. Brewer aud family, Boston; j. Athens Bayou
Sara John Mosely, Richmond, Va.
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s4RpIetOlE'S
Popular and Useful Hand Books.


no For sale atythe
"NewOrleans statiOners' Warehouse"
ii CAMP STREET,
Each pocket volume, elegantly bound fancy muslin
gill edges and sdes-
Etiquette FOR GENTLEMEN: By an American.
THE BALL ROOM, AND EVENING PARTIES.
COURTSIITP AND MARRIAGE -
CONVERSATION AND TABLE TALK.
THE TOILET, DRESS AND FASHION,
Etiquette FOR LADIES By a Lady.
CROCHET ; with entirely new patterns.
KNITTING, NETTING AND FANCY WORK
CHESS wtltle various Moves and Openings
WHIST containing Rules for Playing all Kinds Of Whist
HAND BOOK FOR NEWLY MARRIED COUPLES.
GAMES FOR THE ANU SEAIENT OF EVENING
PARTIES.
e 1ess volumes have received the unqualified appreciation
the Press throughout the country Eachvoume fun aud complete
( the subject of WHICH ittfeaJs.
- Persons distance rpiung thedergnad Ole amount
by mail either III coin postage stamps, Postage aid can
have any them forwarded their directions neatly doue mp in
arnJm5nta1coysr
d. 3td3p<NV J. b steel. II Caal 81.
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FnshiOmGBTe Goods
FOR GENTI, I2MEN.


ME invite attenon friends and e public generally 10
w our new and extensive assortment Of choice
Clothing and Furnishing Goods
for Gentlemen Just received per saanshp Ohio and other lae
vals made French patterns, Of The beat materials anu
superior workPanship- s,-,
FROCK COATS Of black blue olive, ctron London smoke anu
brown French Cloth.
DRESS COATS Of black French Cloth, extra fine. 49,,
BUSINESS COATS Of olive Cloth gray, puu anu
fancy mixed Cashmere and Twteds.
PALETOTS Of black and fancy coored Cloth.
PARIS PALETOTS Of fancy cooed Clotis, extra hne
shGPALETOTs and OVERCOATs, Of Beaver and sH CLOTH
pilot CLOTH dfab and blue Blankets
FULL CIRCLE CLOAKs and OPERA sACS. go. -,
WHOLE SUITS Goat Vest and Panl Of grey mixed "Npi'h
Country Tweeds"
PANTS oil dOeskn snd gros gane Cashmere
VESTS Of plain figured black Silk lnd Satin Grenadne,
satna and Satin black and fancy Camere, fancy
Cashmtre, and eXtIa rich Ball ard Party Nesta.
Of Cotton buaoina
ALSO Embroidered aud CsmbTie Bosoma.
CRAVATs ard SCARFs Of black and fancy SAX and satna
large and choice assortment: -. ,, d, ,-, M,
UNDFRSHlRTS mud DRAWERS Of Silk Meupoi Lamba WOOL
Flannel, Cotton, ETC. 49,.
HOSIERY Of st Meino superior English Halt Hose
POCKET HANDKERCHIEFB and colOtd Cambria ana
silk. Hnl beautiful nsloftment
GLOVES J0uyna XII, Sh Cashmere, mcgno and Bult
also, Driving Gloves Of DogsAin and lined CASHMERE anu
ROBES DE CHAMBERS Of new styles, very rich.
UMBRELLAS, TRUNKS and CARPET BAGS,
Together all belonging Geutenaus Wardrobe
which will be sodRl tair puees for cash.
NORRIS * WAY,
Corner Of CAAP and COMMON STREETS,
"a lW2p Under Hewsua Exchange,
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Selling on ut Cost,
TO CLOSE THE CONCERN.

no The entire stooRof CLOTHING ard Gentlemens FUR
NISHEN6 GOODS at
- ST. CHARLES Street; under the VerRnda.
The following is a limited list of articles hand
Black, brown, blue and olive Dress nd Fruek Coats
Green, drab, gold mixed and brown sacs and peleol.
Extra fine trab, brown and green Bouleynrdg;
Super black and bluelblack Cloth Cloaks
Black and fancy DoeHkiu Pants;
Plaid sde-stfpe and fancy Cashmere and Cloth Pants of
every description;
Black aud fancy Silk and Vests;
Super embroidered BAIL FESTS and fancy Vest, Of evor
style and quality
Fine linen and cotton Shirts;
AernO, and silk Unlershrts;
Msruo, flannel and cotton Drawers;
ScsIls, Cavuts, Gloves, Half Hose etc. etc.
&C. Remember % st. Charles Street, 81
Where the above be purchased AT COST until the 27
inst, at which time the balance Of the will be closed at
auction dc tdg7
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NJ DErAss will SELL at u O'Clock, at Banks Arcade
Slaves.
FLoRAvcE & TAY1oR will sell, at 70 ocloc at Banks Ar
cade-Rea Estate.
A. BEARD win SELL at 10 O'Clock at Banks ArcadeRea
Estate Also, ct l2 O'clock, at the coffee house OF g,
Rice, Lafayette Real Estate.
Thomas j. SPEAR will SELL at halfpast 10 o'clock, at the
corner OF Common and Rampant streets-llores, Dray'
and Carts Also. at Il o'cl0ek-SpanOf Horses
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EEeIsrM s. IN.

So Canal Street, corner OF 81. Charles st,
ID ESPECTFULLY ntnates to the Ladies Of Orssns
N vicinity, u thsir STOCK OF GOODS very and
select, rumptsns- ....
sewe1 Muslin Hohes;
ChIdfeu's Robes, Fr0ckg aud Fr0ck Bodies, rich
ScWld Mu4u and Lace Capes Coilars, etc.;
ruzsftiug aud EdgHg Tummingi
Null, Book Nauso1k, and Caubfie huhlini
Striped aud check Muslius;
Cashmsres De Laiugs, A TaGa LusireB, etc;
Painted Coitons and GinglaIns, great variety
Linens and Long Lawns Canlbrll HLDdsfrchitisf
Cotton shiruugs, She efags and Tovelliuga;
shawls and Plaiis; blankets and Couulgrpanes;
Hosiery and Small Wares, dJ m0Uss
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Among the first steps proposed in Congress- as
soon as organized, will be the abolition OF all d.
plomatio intercourse with Austria. Therumor that
it is the intention Of the government to raise the
mission from Chargeshp to the gradeof full Min
lister, is not credited The mission to Austria used
to be full one Mr.. Jenier, the predecessor of Mr.
Stiles, was full minister; but in the case OfMr.
Stiles the grade was reduced, and at the last Con-
gress the appropriation bill included appropria-
ton for outfit and salary for Charge nnly. There
is nothing in our relations to Austria which calls for
an alteration of this rank, either by the pressus of
business or from any special courtesy to which that
power is entitled, from events which have occurred
since the adjournment of the last Congress. 1t is,
therefore, extremely improbable that the President
will himself create, or ask Of Congress the creation
Of, closer intimacy with Austria by sending her a
minister ofhigher rank. On the contrary it seems
to be the undivided feeling of the people that some
thing should be done consistent with the law of ma
tons, and not involving national participation in
European wars, to signify the adherence univer-
sally felt hero for the bloody and remorseess ty-
ranhy which Austria has shown towards the hap
less Hungarians. Non-intercourse with govern
ment capable of such atrocities, would be simple
and digniRed way Of manfesting our national re-
pugnance to her barbarous policy; and there is nc
law of nations or reason THAT gives her any JUS
cause for hostilites for such proceeding on ou
part We believe an act of Congress aboishing
the Austrian mission altogether repeating al
appropriations which provide for it, would NEE
with unlimited approval
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-08

r,ho E5zfrna Eesati.Bih NVeelsly Crescent
Appears to-day atl, P. If you want to know
what has happened ia New Orleans during the last.
week. loot ior.it il Tie Weekly Crescent. If you
want 20 know whist the people Of this State and of
the other United States are doing, read the Weekly
Crescent II you are still more inquisitive, and
want % learn what is going on in all parts OF the
world ess hold 8 the Weekly Crescent 1t isa
minaiure-bps large enough FOR all the features to
BE- plain and distinot-of the times in which we
live. z furnishes the people in the country with
reading matter for week and those in the 6ity
who have kept mp with the news during the week
can have their memories refreshed and their ideas
more acurate by reviewing the events in. con.
nected series. In fine, there is good reason why
every body should buy the Weekly Crescent.
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.VelU SILKS.
NJ. r. HAGGERTY . BRO,

NJ. II, HAGGERTY s. BRO,
No, So Canal street
MOULD respectfully solicit the attention Of ladies' very large
w assortment Of Silks the latest and fashionable styles I1
received BY them from France, per ship BrluEEick.
Black Silks.
de Rhine, from TO Il yafd wide,
PJultue SUe eros Dc Nap and Brilliant Lustes
Satin LaynntIns Royal Barethea ind Armufg.
Rich Satin, plaid and stripe FeNhs.
Extra rich Satin Damask and Watarei P0ult de Sole
COlOred silks.
ChanEeahc Glact Poult De Sole plain striped and plaid
Do. very small suipe, for Mis8s
Ch1ugsshl8 Glaze Armures and Satin de RENE.
Chauaealle I.syaHtnss and Satin De Chine,
Very rich Br1gade and Brocht Silks, latest styles.
Printed SIX Musus and Tissues Plaid F0ular.s,
Spun Silk Tartan Plada
Plain, Plaid and Ch0ngeabl1 Florence
These effected with ach and being pUr
chased the late advance French Goods, enabled
sell lcm 1neird less the present prices 100 this
Of rich French Embroidered Lace and Muslin t1nsr
received and selling very
White Canton Grape Shaals pHn,
embroidered, received offered at hsli usual prices
NJ r. HAGGEBTY s. BRO.
Importer Of French Goods Dry Goods DedIsr
ag MN,F Dip IT, No 6s CsusI tlrsrt.
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Direct Importation.
Il Just received at the
NEW STORE ON CANAL STREET,


NEW STORE ON CANAL STREET,
BettDecR bourbon and DaHphiae Streets
The following desirable Goods, yzt
a French c CASH. ll Of al eolors
o. dp, bASPOUNS, do;
Ga DAuaaked do. dos
Ga Fancy colored BOMBAZINEs;
Plain colored CASHNtERES D'ECOsSE.
Solid colured MOUSsELINE DE LANES,
at greatly reduced prices
Fancy and small pattern Moussaline de Ianes;
Super English De LANES aud CahmeIes D'eosse very
Super NV style BAREGE ROBES, desirable for soiross
Embroidered swiss Muslin Robes. latest fashion;
Glart SILKS OF every color anl Width
ID ulH
BlRes MORE, very superior
CoarHi do, very desirable;
FLuNANCEs Of all eoorgi
MAR ELINES do;
naaies' super Linen Cambria HANDKERCHIEFsi
Do. Linen dos
Do, Embroidered Linen do. new syIei
MEMS large size do. extra quality;
Do. super Silk do. very fines
Super embroidered Crimson and Scarlet Grape SHAWLS;
Do. White Grape dos
Super Plain do, DO;
yer fine selected d
Valsucenne LACES aud EDGINGSi
Do INSERTfNGSi No..
AIaibes LACEs, very superior
English Thread lscss uud Edgingsi
Do. do, InseuinEs
Scotch EMBROIDER1Es Of All styvut-
Together with complete assortment di
House Furnishing Goods,
consisting, part, Linen shsetngscoieh Irish Frcusb
Damasks and Danask Cloths Napkins Diapers Counspanea
Blankets Duperies and French Linens, sc, which
/ attention Of the public is respectfully 1nyled
do 2w2p D. II. HOLMES.
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sTEA8IsHIP ONO,

And Ships Memphis and Maid of Orleans.
lust RECEIVED, per these arTiyg, large Of Hupe
- Six and Satin CRhVATs, Of the newest Designs emlH
seecsn rich and patterns which be eEcee
and are the elegant consignment have been enabled 10
odsr q friends. -....-
Also The description Of ENGLISH HALF HOSE Of rcgu
lar make, with elastic tops aud runud double heels.
Do, do, medium, end with gray merin0 feet.
Fine Msrno, Lambs Wool sx-Thead W0ed lsxcelent wear
and Virginia Hosiery.
seasonable UNDERsHlRTs and DRAWERS, etc.
And will shortly from the Mnnulacy, No 10 Park Place.
New York, $50 OF fue rounlhrea Linen and h All second
guniuss YORK. Mil Ausu SHIRTS Of neat Workmanship aud
die prevailing fashion.
LEIGHTONS
Wholetale and Retail First Premium Shnt Depot,
aud Gentlemen Furnishing Store
d3 lw Nos. 3 aud ROYAL STREET.
us- SHIRTS MADE 10 ORDER IN EgERY STYLE
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~ readers who for wish change te
color Of hoir Hair recommend them Confidence 10
3ai1ra ioBad Lilidd warrants ID eksSe
an ury and nnetmy yoahu gray into clear handsom ad
perfect black may b deEIud The ctamorpha Il
scoomplbhed The change pornaheu ii Il at
actory From he Boston Erslae J0a4ai For saoby
al 3pu j. WRIGHT & CO., ISL Charities ~ Anebta.
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CheMN BLMllk BOOkS.

nv. The attention ofau those who buy Blank BOOKS 10 A'
n or for their own u Is respectfully solicited to the large ana
compile stock now offered for sale at
No'n'"i Is CAMP STREET,
"meh e1n"'t ia' " P % 2pu
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-H00F3lTFT UNI 31TT7'VTT :
rs NOW RECEIVING his usual large and complete o'k Tor INC
o which no offers to the City and Country trade Of prices
As LOW As Any OTHER HOUSE IN TINS CL ~ J an1
the quality nhdHyie OF ue oa5 Bot
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NO. % LdRdt 8ITtII' - =
rop RIhfR IN apenina lisr spapdid asisrment NIL q
N insr oof N De latest style.. .EveIy variety q " ~
straw al Bill Bounes valysI Feaihsrs Flower ko =
Loos 80 N orders ucy attended TO- anu eomple'9u9
"a ara ahoriebt possible noiieo Ntf l"A
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PWtlb0aa,s SpEeIIeJi1 EVOs'Its

ILL SIN AAFb NOhhs " buti EAST.
NINEyEH AND ITS. RENAlNS--NH u an account Of
a visit TO the Chlldeau Christians Of kurdstan aud the
Zezides Devil WOrhppers, and an Inquiry into the
Manners and ATts Of lhe Ancient As{rans by Austin
Henry Layurd, Esq, DC. la with an Introductory Note
by Professor e, Robinson. ID LID. Illustrated with
One Hundred and Three Plates and Wood Engayings;
2 vols, in one, SyO, half Morocco, Gilt Edges.
THE ILLUSTRATED MONUMENTS OF EGYPT
Egypt and its Monuments as Illustrative OF Scripture
History by Francis H. Hawks, DID. LID; copiously
illustrated with Cuts from the works Of Champolhon
Rosena, Wilkinson and others and Views Of the prin.
cpa Temples: / vol, SyO, Morocco, Gilt Edges. &
MONASTERIES OF TIE LEVANf-The fion, Rob't
CurzDn's Visits to the MOnastgies in the Leyant Illus
tntad with II spirited Engrayings: l VOL Svo; Cloth,
Gilt Edges.
ORIENTAL LIFE ILLUSTRATED-A new edition of
Eothen, OF Traces Of Travel Brought Home from the
East with Fine illustrations Steel Emo; Elegantly
Bound in Cloth, Gilt Edges
THE ILLUSTRATED CRESCENT AND THE CROSS:
Elliott Narburt2ns Crescent and the Gross, the Ro
nance and Reality of Eastern Travel a edition,
beautifully illustrated with Steel EngIayugsi Cloth
extra Gilt Edges.
THE EAs'r-Or Notes on Palestine and Egypt; by Rev
j. A. SpenCer Illustrated from Original Drawings: In
vol, Svo uniform with Hawkes. Egypt,
kALOOLAH-Or JOUmeyipgs 70 the Dlehe Humi; by
iona ROnler; edited by W. S. Mayo, NJ D.; illustrated
l2mO-in Cloth, extra Gilt For sale at
NORMAN's Book Establishment,
d. 81 9 Camp street.
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esg James Gulick Fire Company No. H.
hereby notified
ior Inc Election OdeIa fT tho ensuing year 1880 viii n
hsl The Engine House on SUNDAY AFTERNOON, December
lst al O'Clock p Attendance every member IA
rlquesled =. By order. as JOHN R. PEGG, Secretary