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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-04-11
Runaway,

DONAS, belonging to JOS. T. CUM
INGS, about 25 years old, feet six inches
high, dark complexion, he is supposed to be
harboured in or about the village, reward
of Ten Dollars will be given for his appre-
hension.
April IL ID If
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$lOO Dollars Reward,

Runaway, from the subscriber, on the Dist
Of March, his son WILLIAM, aged IA years,
looks very hearty. At the last accounts, he
was seen on the, rail road, walking to Cam.
den. ] forewarn all persons frem hiring or
harboring him. Any ylinfor Va lin regard
to him will be thankfully received, by 5ads
dressing the subscriber at Mount Clio, p. O:
Sumter District.
TIIoS. HANCOCK.
Black River, Middle Salem, sis3fts
23th March, 1s49. % If a
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Dry Goods in Charlie estorl
For Spring OF 4 liSAD.

US q. W.. BANCROFT, invites the attention o
Planters and their families, who visit The city 10
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COMMERCIAL AND MONTY MATTERS
For sale, Of Soon, q. sc, Fouyth Posa

FRIDAY, Jan. 81 VI.
The stock market was heavy today and all de-
.,riuons fell OF At the Fret Board Alter The session
,sd a, the Second Board there was better feeling,
and the quotations advanced. Treasury Notes recov.
cred from q to :. New Haven cold 4, eil and Ens
alta
In Sterling there Is as yet no movement, and the
rates are-sering 81 Francs 2ti u ~ Gui.deT.
4oa4Os. Rix Dols ~ q 70 Marks Bsnco a1i 1867
There - bull little doing to day 10 Freishts
Grain is Z. a7i Flour Is ID nominslly Engagements
ofCorn. In bags, at 6sd 800 bales Cotton q, 532j d
asked Heavy freight rs Cd. 10 Glasgoh Cotton was
e5ssged al 3D. and 20 Autwcrp. &c q ID.
4 slip from Thompson Bank Nofe Rportcr an
nopees the failure Of the Banks Of sandusky snd Nor
walk, Ohio Apprehension have been iel, for some
time that these failures would occur, and the c.rcua-
ION has been run 10 within short time to the amount
Of $4,000 The ssudusky and Norwalk are two Of the
seven remaining chartered Institutions and their char
ters are nearly run out. Their condition in November
lat yySs "a follows
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Cspt ssboa. chr julia and fn.oes' arf,ed y,e'a.'
..or-r from Beaufort, TIE following rfIou De 30
VI Cape Hatters b~annr ". By " a. nl-s distant saF
= md boomer s~as ior them ~ -ef '-
t..r emit tr-~n- from Domingo iof Nse lors ias ID
h,s a h.r Der stsosrd bos carried as hrf 80
~. I'D .rasst The rg to THE tine OF ta
~ m -, nv "a hut thr-- The ship proved % te ~ k'et
,ans 90 Charleston. sHi she sucoreted n IA a on e
-. III fe abr Can't Salsuu nok inm ue ~f-Cs N nit'
rs .tks mab-ns snt et The ors Creole oi N-N . @
f.-uth fcr Oeo-rtnen : bns By her na tssig Gag ea
fr. t,,.s. trarer discovered from Nee hcilft ,a
Of "a ~ i.hore on AMI fss a. ~ mouth o. 'ari
Sount hA,ing gone sht prsVN1', shr f-usuro ~
o ~ .rrsr, tie making complete breach over ur No
..,es i, NJ Bedford m relation 90 h~f Al nool 81 an
i, NJ ,orrac Of Portland PhaAdeiA hf Boston -
- &C.. 81 Or.sf POINT I'D and s qroosoH or t'.A
~ 80 f Ter csrso had beer landed % INST hrf ael "a =
chains. anchors. r-grng, - ~eir .. o -. a. A-e
....~I .xII rrfae IS. a.
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a VOLUME OF THE TRIBUNE

IOR sALE-Commencing Nov. -, lsf7, and ending Nov.
l5 1916 cOlia1ing Nj Osy- sresi speech a. LeAins
Tres % lie Fishes Prof Nich0s Lectures on Astronomy
sUsuu, great Expose q the AeNcsn War; Treaty Win
Yexiro. } q Adamss Letters Oisl0n on he DeaIh Of
ADAM Complete History or The French Revolution and
Events 10 Europe; New Compromite BIZ; Webster.
So-ech o. he Oregon Question Newfofk 10 Sizes the
mole u he PoifcA Campaign % 1855, Gen Tay
Letters. ent ihe Eecuor Regns o lsf', win l.. &C
count q tingf 10 The lec ,iAss tulis ~ ysH Pnce
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rur LITERARY WORLD

I'OR THE PRESENT WEEK. being the commence
i nent Il q volume with ihs New ear offers induce
mems subscribers IN ca ENLARGED qlahtlJ ~ i-al.
-rr u an attractive character Among the contents
hi. we-ss number are The Greek Slave and M hobD
fll srsvss q This mser 10 reference 10 Mf. fe"rfs
country by Col ins The Aris srd Mr Dana cnsp.ef
advar-s OF novel " Pentenni. descrnn
prrfJrmsrce u lh- stranger Or rfaIcs isoe-' pa
G5.roc'. Female Poets f-yess ed Colonial History 10
dian Tribes 10 CAf0fnis The Hsnhalaaer 10 New Of.ran
The Muncip ses Last Sunday u Charles H. - Msesl
Law. ST. Lover Al Home" COpiOu. News q ne " EEK
varieties &C &c The whole forming Weekly Literary
Newspaper OF great interest and entertainment 1f TAM
resfg subscr Dons received tne once u publication
ls7 Broscway Copies delivered BY carriers 10 al par.
New YORK and Brooklyn. y -ls-
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BOOK TRADE.
MO TUMEUG

nIT The BE>T ArD CHEAPEST esiro- Of ~
ID GOLD MINIS OF CALlFOkNIA-Ir c1-.-ea-rc-
- the rl-t sac 20 ne The publishes Ia g..
40 me .rrl e-f1r. have been -rstec 20 enhance ~
~ re 800 hy t-- s-1u0u % eri 4 RAP 4. a
lt- trsi lsv- hee1 Heretofore rrhf.sd sersrr-lv
Jus - th- trrg s-n 20 . cents. rsar- " a. 80 ts
81. cost En- r-rfs
k.s1 rea1v il- secrrt rfirnr -
AuNETPESSY
TIE F1o . ers are now pr-ps II DO supply frth-r or
Gers f1r itif popular sd rrivens j. t1urs' Comic Ko
name ~ liz Present Day y rsb seed n 1
grfry hs- h--1 more urAtirlusv e1d0rs~c sad q-oie
frcm y Press R-pressrtrg great vsn-ty q char
seer M sinfy of profound inter-s hss attraction fci
asses u f-s1-r. some Of ih-s- chsrsciers have
ready been acEnCw edged - types q scruA srd
women A-d - incidents ard ssy ngs hsre o. them
Already h--nre 7upusr tllsfrst1rs 80 % hsrcscuey
illustrated By Darcy. Price - cents
DEWITT DAVENPORT
Us Tribune Sui.df7Cs. New Nors.
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NEW WoRY ON CALIFORNIA.

NO CATCHPENNY But 4 RELIABLE BOOK
4 ard ready
California and s Gold Regions with nm sccount Of 10
neral aDd Agrcu ura aud the various routes
from different poios of the United States, together with
Geographical and Typographical view n The country -
Prepared from Official and other authentic documents
win Map Of the United states and California show inR
the - the United Mall sesm Packets 10 Cali
fOrna the various overand routes. aud an Of the
Gold Regions BY Fayeue Robinson euthor u Mexico
and her Military Cheflsns,n sc SC. Price 50 cts
We shall reprint eary-Ths Old Judge, or LIE 10 a
Colony-snnOunced by u some lime ago
The Book with the Iron Clasps great Story.
Confessions Of Con. Cregan, the IRISH on Bias
The Lancashire Witches by AinswOFIh. Nearly ready
Nolup,uousness, by Sue. Very soon.
The Count Of Monte ChrisO. New edition, &c. Ne.
Eighteen Hundred and Ts-lve, by Re.lsiab Nearly
resdy. sIhlNGER IONNsfNp'
- Broadway, cor. OF Aun-st.
Y B-For the really Oyeues ming patronage oesIo"e 81
upon their house by the public during the Holidays snge
Townsend beg here to return their sncerest thanks
few Holiday CTS remain In aud viii be sold very cheap
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ASSETS.
EL nfsandnskY BIZ Of Nnrwhlk


We learn from Washington that none Of tie
new loan will be Issued this month in February, tx
oep,ng such amount as Messrs Corcoran q Riggs will
require to fulfil their English contracts
The cars are now running regularly on the Har
lem extension 10 within four miles of Dover Plains
This four miles will be finished abou,he 18th inst The
Act oil the Legislature required that fifty miles beyond
White Plains should be finished by the let Of January
and this number Of miles, TO within four miles OF Dover
plains, over Sunday the 5lst ult The ox
tension, however, to Dover Plains was not opened on
the st OF January stated it would not be In the
paragraph which caused such furry 10 the street.
The Mutual Safety Insurance Company, which
has heretofore been Of the leading Companies in
Wallst and which has recently changed its President
and Vice President has suspended business Its assets
stated by the officers be locked up that losses
could be paid and II also stated that the losses OF
lsstyear far exceed he earned premiums During the
lss six months this Office has been very unfortunate
Tic Rainbow, Canton ship, belonging 10 Messs.
dowland Aspinwsll which ia over due eight months
Valparaiso is given up lost 10y parties interested
aud the insurance losses IN cases have been paid
One Office has paid about $4,000 on her.
The earnings Of the Auburn and Rochester Rail
road during s4s to December show large increase
the previous year when the gross receipts were
So57C7, and the receipts sal 1853 or IL per cent
the cost of the road The comparative receipts Of
1911 and 1873 have been annexed
AUBURN AID ROCHESTER RAILROAD PFCrirTs
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KNOWLEDGE FOR THE PEOPLE.
Who sbzI 70 ard the -h@rer1s
The SCALPEL

JOURNAL OF Fl EALTH n,
ADAPTED TO PROFESSIONAL READING and N,
\ Exposure q glsckery- . , 49,.
By EDWARD II. DIXON, N D.
ksthor OF Woman and her s-ase- s1n1ry s1rgcs 70
..v- nd Lecturer o. Operative surgery Js1usry, g.
So L. ever -rsr tg lfrfsl cf lrr ef--. %
-,-r + are ...-.- Ter n-- Az. Want, fof
s ~ -g ~ ams % physa1 slo nosi r-Isfs fs aneffs
CONTENTS or TIE JANUARY NUMBER.
Our ao.o-Whu i eluackery Fsellues Al 2fied y
,h or-.st slate o. ecca education 10 Ns~f orr u Ae
"a 81 s-a n-xspspers TO be cont uec
AN-rgu 10 " r-fOfk 10 Es.Ory AID Coz u-lc-s-
T % Do cocur1ec .
scr al Chorolor-ih-ir eject 10 quoting ne rsia IL
Psrturoa and So ziczl OpersLJls 10 oe eonlngscl
Or Hanl-ys Address before ne N-~-f0fH Acsgeny o.
Mrric-l-. ~, -. -.
Fulfy. - -.
WI /. ne Academy q N edicine q New -forE
What Do Know y Ch0.efa % 'erg.aon and If--l-
-ent n he Disease , ne kdJf 81 7 ho-'s o. hsise
10 hs year l1I- ,.. A., ~
MA ~ We NOV of R.el usIsn Can : - crl-d =
Wr.f s-e - geuec - sd Row are iLey y - gssc
What's lhs proper De. sd If-aileni Tor ne Hu'-k
Mo.her -. t..r,.-. %.
A~Fcucrgs Never presume upon ~ inie4gence Ok
vosr ~, ut particularly Il from LIE Ener.d ls-e-to--
.g'f.lg tets-er H0Iecpsn snc g. AOI AIN - CO
- pbsno n-ron Evils Of ssierrtc Pfescr ptOc-
$780, al Hv,f-rics Public Women q Plr.s syrlp Of
- c.t-Yae. " B. .ter 10 tors lcclnocl Tor IDe,
- Pr5r-,sor Beff1r--lfs result
II 4. ~ =. a. Chas Rns's corner Of Broadway 81
losu.f. cor u Broadway ard Grs1csf- a. Msrfener L
LocE~o coils, al He1ry h--noLL - sr-sdz.v. d
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PERIODICALS FOR JANUARY
NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW.

CONTESTs-Ar l. Mr. Webster as ID plomsiisi II
I The LIE and " orss Of Fielding; Ill The Fathers
N.w.Fpgsnd; " Eliiors sketch ~ Harvard College
The Poetry Of spanish America VI. The significance o
he Aphsbet. Vii Humorous aud sstfical Poetry VIII
Nerry. Mount: TX The Revolution 10 Prussia Y. Cnuca
Not.c,s Published quarterly al - per snu.
Broy~nsons Review published quarterly a. - per ann
Chrsiiap Examiner edited by Drs LamsOn and Gannet
of Ro.lon ard numbers among 10 cOnrbiors he bes
her ntars an art Gle from the pen Of Or Dewey, On The
Cri.is of freedom 10 the Old World and New
The Msssachu.ets Quarterly Review FOR December ed
led bv Ralph Waldo Emerson, Theodore Parker anc
Oihers DBL, .
New volumes Of these periodicals. commence with Ih'
Is,ns,v ntrher and Il fsgOrah lime for subscriber
~ commenced CHAS. ;. FRANCIS co.
Booksellers, Publishers, and Importers
Broadway.
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~ We MARlNk youKNAL. FOURrA fAsE r,

CLEARED Aberdeen, Hubbsrd Mobile Toronto facsef
New Ofearst Hr clip - mu-tn. Thompson, Liverpool
Bass Marcel Inrham Masedes lsssc Mead Brown savannah
M.rtsuk. Gates, Galveston
Big LOUISA Walsh. M,isrand, bermuda George Mt'e
Ch,resan Norea CONWAY Mobile Moutsgue Ncs Haven
N-er conway MOBILE Iouqun sawyer Csrieuas BIZ BIZ Han
nah. Mill. iimertk Cohancey. UTham, ko 0rante
s,hrs John Adams, Noris Boston, bahnn, lene Boston
Oregon. 49, Greenporii Barnsh, MefNsnd, Garden heJ
ARRIyRD-Bar Palmetto Stanley RIO Dc Jane,ro nov ~
Corning. cOnee
schr Isabella, Peuuy. Nevturu, Nc. naval stores
schr RNhard Law, Chspn Baltimore, cora
schr Gen. Iss or. Abraham, Cape henH-
S-hr Friendship Jackson, Cape HEMP.
S,tr Hannah, Havens. L. uch, Chncote-s-
Schr Fariax Fenfei3. Alexandra, Va
slhr Juia Frances, sabstau, Beaufort
MFMORANDA -Psckst sap HEM Cay, IRON Lrsloo bAfA
Palmetto from &c Jauefo hrg Atlantis Of Ns he'rn "'
Barbados he above anchor rear he Bar
BgLOw-Saet,h big Juno, Go,ienbug also barb aAa os
the onuE
sAILED-Brg Hsnrco, for cha,rss, Wni NV
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mssts for ships were imported BY the spanish Govern
ment from the banks Of the Coatzacosco. where say.
Don Isdeo De ORTIZ those trees are from 10 II feet
10 diameter. aud Of a prod gous hight
The concession 10 the protector Don lose De Garsy
embracing ten leagues IN depth on each eide Of the Coat.
<a'oalcos- and - ne- Ia leueth embraces the IN
.Hse forests Of chip timber that rver-pines Of ali
Nnds oak, mahogany. etc etc. from Which s0uroe u
considerable revenue might be derived At once Two
loads Of mahogany have been shipped 70 New-York.
whore i nss been found ~ excellent quality although
cut 10 the os lands cargo Or two are ~. prepsr.
ing With samples q ebony cedar, quebra bschs Iron
wood gusyscun. the rose wood estesdo fusuc and
ogwood
The Iron wood which when fret cut s easily work
Cd, but becomes IS its name indicates exccediu riy
tough by age would furnish 81 the ties and sleepers
for the proposed road
Il appears from their statements tia. the por, Of
Coazacolcos IL Of the hsrbor. in the Gulf of
Mexico with ~ feet IN IL bars That On the banks Of
tie river immense iore.ts Of mahogany oak pines
In fine Of the beet timber for ship building besides
great variety Of precious wood
That the CosizacoalcOs can already be- navigated BY
vessels Of any fze 20 miles up from ts mouth and By
Oats to the hole distance conceded 10 the protector
say ~ miles
That vessels viii have every facility in loading al the
smallest expense for Considerable time 10 come
the cutting Of the timber viii be on the very bank of
the river
Ii q believed that the moment mahogany s generally
introduced in our ship building very large timber
trade will be established between Cos;zscoalcos and all
our large chip building ports and that tina, fine timber
will be obtaina5e at lower prices than has yet been
offered 10 commerce.
Were the road now making across the lsthmus Of
Tehuantepec completed which s 10 bring the two
oceans within 70 hours ride, the difference % travel
ers for California would be about 800 miles the It
lantc side and 600 miles on the Pacific side.
Say New Orleans 10 Chagres sb1ut............. 1900
COGiZhcOalcos .............. f0f-Hf
Panama 10 BOca Cara, toe Port Of lie l-hmus Of
TeAusLtepsc, on the Pacific, Aboui............. tN
Distance lhsi would bs saved by the Route
through ihe lshmus Of TshsUniepec. 1900
This new Route, It is believed by the protector DoN
JOSH GARAY will be opened in about eight months
SAILS OF RIAL ESTATE
BY 4 Krsci0 House and 10 fa BflalaaT ari
Eltl-r,t -Hn $500 house md o ol Avenue A. Inr
t-eatl % 1ltr, $3.50
Carefully REPORTED TIE TRIBUNE.
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Dcmestic Ports.


BALTIMORE Jan AR brig Aeo, Jones. Re- Dc ''nef' CO.
srs Nsnc,. Paiicrson. Re- te Jsuelro 49, - So. 49,.
eosr6N Js- = Ar tsrs John INLAY, Assn. N'oAs tfs
C.r,ln- SeArs san Juan Rsn-sos Slc - Aso
can NIX Lverpcoi tarks >san, White hs.s.N I-.' i.s
NO-an.. chester. Msi-an WI nsi1n N o. Ha' Ut 1870
IL .ra Mana. CROSBY. Baugaf- .. ILL.,
NogIIY De- r. Arr ship Corcnaton hsrr i'-fle. 'aN
Crr.s pw rtt savannah Laura sacN ihon,A r i-s
III, ca bs Mabds Hakcy, Bo.iou Nar. lgusi fr''
NEW ORLEANS Dec io-Au ors James Nie' Na''' ''
Cla. slp uo1osr. DAY, Boston
NORFOLK Jsa AR sa'p enneoi VI Nssi p 49,, -, NIL,
~ $50 T~e b q aoady Belle Fo~ er Truatai O. Cuba
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CALIFORNIA.
no! FOR CALIFORNIA

PRESERVED FRESH PROVISIONS.
OYSTERS. LOBSTERS. MEATS. POT LIRl, MILK
O1c-Persons about visiting the god regions snolio uo
l 70 procure tie excellent preserved provisions here
icsy seslei and warranted 10 eep Tor year These ~
nc put up DO containing pounds escn, afe
perfectly fresh ard offered prices Lul little above
heir actual cusl a. The NewNOk market The cans oil
oyster. contain from 20 so oysters, furnishing hearty
meal TOR four They may be taken 70 ary climate, and
Kept on hand for years Retaining WREN opened ne ssne
sweet ard nutritious and properties as though iaAet
from the shell and cooked.
~ 6 irdFrdnf ercrt ~ PET ~. $500
FOR SALE AT WHOLESALE OK RETAIL BY
luls ALLEN 4 ROGERS, IS From ST
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INsrALLArioN.-Re Caleb Stctson. formerly
ofN.dford wac installed ss Pastor Of The Csteiisn
soeisty 10 south Sciiuate MISE "Wednesday lsst
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Can't Galerdnr-THIs DAY

r..xs. pt,.-Ps No. 3. - a. o. ~ 3D. a. . ~
a. i0I los l0s Iol Par nNo. io' -1 - o. ~ o., ~
. = i0. iN . . - - . . e..
a. l0l c- lr. ic' l-i De- i1l la. l' o ~ 49, l if
,.... t....... ed
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ENPENsE. on LIyING Isl cALIEoRNlA-

Il Price Of board, BY best Information s5 % - per ~e-n
Pnce stwhch board may be obtained ard meals served n
your camp Take 80 Jos Of Wells Miller Provost ;
Preserved Fresn Meals which viii cos o. 800 Dc Bread
and Crackers which cost say sos Pickl-. AZ LlA4f.s
q. freight on ID barrels s-5-Tota $50 tbs mn-- I.
bs food lhs day iIr year. certainly s-lrl
win fever Tie meats 10 canister. OF ps eacn I'M
ont bone retain perfectly Their nsurA faYor aud n4ous
cusIue. FOR Il years They car b. conveyed 10 osg- 90
The bscks q mles, the mourains and sfrs, % ne
county. They render the 90 COOKS boarding heu--
keepers &c unnecessary % TIE gold digger IL elelil
10 convey without wsgou or roads barrel % sal beef or
PORK suy distance and good roast beef when
YOU get Il here sailed provisions cannot sand one
yesr ir hot climate without t-ng liable usi, eaksge,
&c Cansl-rs Of provisions sre constantly srp open a.
our Office, AMI -granss cal and see Tor esr yrs lA-
nd board .hey have . per week m Caifofra
goods sold heir e-iab shn-rs are wsrralrQ 10 Keep
W.r-tcu.- Tor Picki-.. a. 81 Froui do lllls'
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TLEGANT GIrT RooKs.


E'OR THE HOLlOAfS-Ag SERFORD co : Asor
House. s1leldl assortment u Annals sid Gi loss
f1r ever sd condition, ranging from q 20 S-'
each. EuonE which ne following
Leafsts NJ Memory. Byro1'. Tsles ard Poems
Chambers. Cycloretia Chsm'erss VI scel.sly, lows.
LAYS 0fihe Western Word. Exce s.Qr Aucla
Galley nd N1ur-. The Lsiy. A. hgm.
American Ga cry Of Ar. Wrrsls OF fr'er1shin
OF ring n Beauty, The Moss Rose
Gems % Besliy. Christian Keepsake. sc.
Book q Beauty. Fanae Poe;s - Amerca
Offs Of Friendship. Prose Wrters Of Germany,
Bshes IN ne Wood shassPcsre's WORKS,
Drawing Room Scrsp Book Chte Harold
Gem u The season. Lsdy of ihe LAKE.
Military and Ssval Annual, Female Poets Of GreaBriisn
Rosary u Illustrations. Byrou's Tales
The Flors Year. Illustrated Editions Of Poets.
The OPAL. Arshian Nights,
TIE Forget Me-Not. The FAIRY Gem
Oif-F lows Offering, Goiey's Lsdvs Book.
The Gsrs-t, Grsh,u's Magazine
Tie RUBY. Un.0u Magazine.
The Msyfower Ladies' Nations Magazine.
Also rich vi 70, Bibles ari Prsyer Books
JUVENILE GIFT BOOKS.
Arsbian Nights. SANFORD an. Merton
Hans Ar1rra-uis Story Book. Children 10 he " ODD.
TIE Book o. Nursery RhyMes Nurses Rhyme Book,
The FAIRY Gem. TIE FAIRY ON.
Puss .n Boots l-ilt) TIE ForgetMe-Not.
Aunt Fauuys stories, IL. TIE Playmate, &c.
The Shove together with az lie and Cheap Flbhca-
ucrs, Wholesale AID retail, A. BEDFORD 4 CO.'S.
No. AsiorHouse.
Daily Pocket Remembrsnces 'or 1879
The God Mines OF Csi'ornis By G q Foster. Price &c
California ard tie "ay % get there Price l..c.
Freu'-rfs Exploring Expedition. Puce sc.
Maps ~ California aud be Gold Region.
The n-ieenth Century .lr January splendid No 80
IT, shove together ~ih al the new and cheap Books
f1rsa.s ~ ahJvs. n.ts
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PuRIIsHrD THIS DAY.

4 LETTER ABOUr The LIONS by Mrs Frances :.
Il Osgoot ia euFe.op. p0-tNge rs1. d. c-rts
WILL 81 p BLI>HED Of MONDAY.
Tf- Life an A1yAxes 0f Clr-iorfer Couunu.. I'D Which
are s-drc hose ~ Is companiuus Washington Irving
vol beng .le rfl volume u ire edition o. lrvic
Works The present coz lanirg tn addition a. he
Nap shout nl pages more thsn orgiasy -sums -
be average u The th- price j. necessarily r-
creased % :. 81 ffl PUTNAM i5i Sroadwsy
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IMPORT AND NODES.

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