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GOUEk - JANUARY No. OF L4ADtH BOOK 1901
a Literary and pietorta.- ioo, 900 suSsc,fbsrs.
searched mike No The p and IL "a Of
ed the public in full confidence that m equal cannot be found IN
Among he embeishmen,. are the following orsiaa designs.
Coaanf" designed by Gilbert expressly Tor Cooley
pair plates which will be published March
No. IL contains besides the principal engraving, four taheaux
Going Church." Childish Sport" SICKNESS and "Wed-
lock-" Nh II 81. .t. ~.
The -Four Eras Of Life,
Designed Coome expressly for Cooley -Four perfect
one-Baptsm "Ths Holy Communion,S Marriage aDeaih'
- W# s,, .TAs sylpAs Of the ssasons,' "A Il N. ia.
Designed BY Crooe expressly for Cooley and beautifully print
SPRING" with its flowers summer reclining shady arbor
" Autumn with is fruits Winter" wrapped Ia mantle, .
IN entirely eossr,
Designed by Coome and engraved BY Duva Vase and Fowes
"A Double Fashion Plate
Designed BY Peters for Cooley The n represents
beautiful The second contains female
hgure and sgng Party with view Of the Philadelphia State
house, the building IN which the Declaration 81 Independence was
Htt#. taa8 ,. In EmBIematie Title Page, p N
Containing my figures Also Day in
France. Among other varieties In the Ladys Department
thing Chenille Wood engnvings OF fashion
illustration Of story by T. g. Arthur Costumes all nations
Caps chemees &c In point Of fact il is triumphant
NUMBER and sell aa CO., 900 copies The
and offered The public as proud memento Of the triumph Of
American arts
The reading matter b usual BY highly gifted Ame-
a@g n . 4.# TERMs--oAsH ADvAKcE.83MG FM a. #.E E
Single Nos Is five copies will be receipt OF o.
One copy year. 81 copies year copy two
spes one year and aa saaa copy the person getting Up
- = -. =" 4 z. \, , LA Cooley,
ll3 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
I Dec 7-3tep @.#aa+.| MFaGE
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From the New York Herald Dec.
Ix,ss M thu afeaasex kIelenn aiaIunn-

Loss Of Steamer Helena sioman.
Nns iiues lost and HE hoie Of the cargo Rescue Of
e Hundred and seuenty.fue persons by ne american
s packetship DeUonshue, &C., gc.
The packet ship Devonshire, Captain Hovey {arrved
below Yesterday brings The captain and passengers
OF the Hamburg steamship Helena Soman, abandoned al
sea. There nine lives lost.
The Helena Sloman left Hamburg the 26th Of Octo-
ber At p. m and reached Southampton the morning
Of the 29th and left again November On the 18th had
heavy gale. which lasted till the 2oh when il dis
covered that the rudder seriously damaged merely
hang by the chains and in endeavorng toge it abo ard
the chain broke, and it sank Attempts Were made to
steer her with cable, but II found imposs Utility
owing to the working OF the screw.
After beating about eight days, and riding out three
heavy gales the vessel leaking badly the whole time,
they fell in with the packet ship Devoashire.
In the attempt 10 rescue the persons on board the
steamer four OF the OF the Devonsbre, and five oil
Helena Slomans passengers, were unfortunately lost
About 200 persons were taken safely from the steamer
The following are the names OF those lost by the
Shaving OF the boat:
Mr.. John G Johnson Of New York, third mate of the
Devonshre; John Hasson, Of Londonderry, seaman,
do; George Riley. of Hull, seaman, do; Daniel Nc
Arthur OF Montreal, seaman, do. John p. Nelson,
aged 49, Of Mecklenburgh wife, and i've children;
Edward Lutz, aged 80. OF Wnremburg, wife, and Two
childrea. in Germany Augus,e Rosenbusch, aged 10,
Of Mecklenburgh; John Poprke, ased 49, OF Mecklen.
burgh; Henry Atierbury. aged S., of Hanover
This unfortunate vessel only on her third voyage
from Hamburg and, understand, had full and very
valuable cargo. She iron vessel fitted with the
propeller, and built AT Hull. England about
two years back.
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FuoITIvEsLAvEs.-The Louisville Journal of Satur-
day says that The United States marshal for Indiana
delivered in that city three persons claimed slaves
to Mr.. Tramel, of Arkansas
These three persons have been confined for weeks
In the Jail at New Albany They are "as white the
whitest OF our citizens" says the Journal The claim
Of Mr. Tramel il established and although much feeling
and interest manifested in Indiana, still told
that no symptom manifested in opposition to the
law. a,15s.a8f #s sf. ap s.
Efforts are now being made to raise by subscription,
money enough purchase their freedom. The Journal
appeals tile citizens Of Louisville to ACT promptly and
literally. -Cincin natl Gaxete
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


t8 BALnAokE, DeoeIabsr 6--5, p N. =.
The Wsaihsr ogaia Preparations or Jenny Liad - Tia
EreIsssnf = Sale Of Tieksts -cass Of Luaaey - Tas
Markets. &c, lsf#s
There is sd. change in the weather. aud apparently
no prospect Of any change for the rain continues
- patter inc essanily.
The Only snbsc, thought or talked about ia this city At
Is the expected arrival Of Jeany Lind here tono
row Barnum has been able the assistance Of
the Gefnania Musical association. having offered hem
only 60 for four nights which rhsy dscned and-conse-
quenty will ssrenade her Might as expects
The LelderknDz association OF yocasts aud Volandts
band will. however. serenade her to-tuorrow night
The sale Of tickets a. theatre morning will
immense audience, and much incfest Is mani
tested to know who will be the successful bidder for the
Or ze ticket Genn. at New York, paid S21 Dodge, te
cam vocalist at Boston, paid $685. Ross. the express
man. Providence, paid $3.50 and Root the da2nerfeo'
ypisl Philadelphia the same Il y ranored here to-day
that the first ticket viii command at lea " ooa, but J
d lubt II much, la.t& sE 0t.s 8#Hs
The sheriff OF this ety. Charles Cloud. esq, yested
held an ques, in which Miss Rachael Covin we,i-
lady OF this city, who possessed OF real estate to
the value Of nearya million OF dollars, was tho party, the
sanity Of whom the subject oil inquiry. The jury
rendered verdict that she not inentiy capable OF
further Of the which has for long tire
been under her Management, and which at he's death
goes coate raj hei,s living IN the State o. Dea~afe
The MARKETs.--In the Baltimore market there were
sales 100 bb Howard our yesterday at VI %
| To day the sales 800 bbls. at "a 563 Buyers
were freely Offering 81 50, bar holders were gene,
rally asking $ibah sales OF Cty MANS ~ ~ oSa sa.es
rye SO IS The sales OF wheat this week nave been
~ % 100 for ordinary good red 100 l0t cents foi
yood 10 prime and Tor Pennsylvania I2 cents real.
lied whits 1903 I05 cents. and Tor strictly rrnne
got for catsoes and la
w. ,nr white l0S Ii5 The supply Of old Il
now nearly exhausted What has teen sold was at Oh 10
cents for while and 81 90 for yellow aud car
70 OF 900 shells little cut Of While and yellow sold fo
So cents round, Sales considerable extent OF new Al
~ 81 cents fair prime white, and - 90 cents fol-
yellow. These top quotations embrace but prime
cargoes Small sales orye alto cents Oats connand 81
| a 50 cents. FL. 98#.#a #a
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4 3la9T. aHtfG4 Wisconsin
The new Legislature Of this State is divided politically
lBy,elsuaph 10 the Baltimore. pa,riot.l

---- " %
The military board Of officers. oil which General Jesup
president, has decided upon recommending that
other grade be added TO the officers OF the army OF the
rank OF lieutenant general
Private letters from Charleston give unq ualifed assn-
that the legislature viii recommend immediate Sc.
cessiOn.
DR.. Fooie late charge to Bogota, is here, He shortly
returns to Buffalo, 10 resume his editorial labsrs John
c. Clarke now Solicitor is mentioned his al
Bogota. and John A. Collier Solicitor
There is a very good feeling among the members; and
the impression is decided that il any attempt be made to
revive the sectional discussion Of the last session, to
disturb any of the measures then wisely passed il
will be voted down by majority that will shut any
fear that il may be brought up again With any probability
OF succeeding
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Gen. Downs and Gen Foote lei yesterday on the Pacific
for New York, from which place they will proceed "a
every rue-hearpd in this the great commercial city
OF the South Their previous conduct in defence OF the
Union has secured our most unqualified appreciation and
our country dspere. Their return to the South
will be met with triumph greater than ever Roman
conqueror enjoyed From the great centre OF the land
its extreme verge, the words will 60 forth" Well done.
good and faithful servants"
nv New Orieaus Bulletin, Nov, 90
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pUTTER. Cheese. Backyvheat, Ssc.The subscriber
received and assortment Of family
which he invites the attention Of his and the pub
as Kegs prime Orange county butter
90 boxes G, shsn cheese WI, .au .u.t...4 .
S do English dairy cheese 4. .H... I. us .r...s
50 DO Longs raisns, in whole, half and quarter boxes
300 lbs. fresh Zane #l.9n# ##" .. ## Ia #
g cases Genoa ctron and preserved ginger
90 drums smyrna 6gs s.aa .a n. ..1.,. ~
barrels sup rior wine biscuits
400 gallons bestw winter sperm oil A T--'-
So do ETHEREAL oil, or spiri, gas
g DO Nav York and Virginia family -four
70 barrels and * 50 bags ea,rahullea buctyhe.
cask New Lebanon corn
/ barrel tongues and sounds
Smoked n ,ss and picked % mon sardinss &c f.
Imperial Ganpowder, Young Byson
Sss a ssd sS &C.
sherry, Madeira PORT Lisbon, Tensne,
Of Hockeimer wine 1912 atta
cases Of London porter and Scotch ale
few Dun Gordon and Tema.,on chs.
lemon and nnesetta and Noyeau cherry cordial
case old Hennesy pale brandy .o lA. !.
barrel pure irish whisksy
Loaf, crushed powdered, and pulveri.ed sugas
2casks suart's best steam strip ##5sM .#.|
8 bales ju.s and xncan. mats
doz. assorted pickles
walnut, mushroom, and tomato eatsup
Flour pals, tin wooden painted buckets
dog. fancy shoe and busting brushes
~ do wire tied Shaker brooms and whisks Z. :.
baskets superior salad oil
10 boxes Hull X Sons fancy soaps, assorted
Together with general assortment, Of usually
kept in my line -
Northwest corner Of r and 18th streets
Dec T-eo5tf ..r Until a.t
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HANDSOME AND WELL-KEPT FURNITURE AT AUG
III TON Friday, the 9Th Instant ~ O'Clock, shall
sell a. the late residence Of b l. Chd eq Indiana
next door 10 the residence Of the Rev Mr.
soriInent Of household and kitchen furniture, viz
Walnut sofa and parior chairs, rockers, sc.
Mahogany dressing bureaus, and sideb0ad
1920 DO marble top and pier tables #.li
CurIed maple and other bedsleads washslands
Cane and wood-sea chains, waIdTobes nc, s4a.
Girandoles, gas, solar, and other lamps sr
Window curtains aud painted shades Tr aa
Feather BEDS hair. other bedding
- Parlor, passage, stair, and chamber carpets 11A
AndTons, shovel and longs and tenders 08E
Cooking, radiator, and other
With an extensive Of kitchen requisites yp
Tems All Of and under S25 as credit Of
tNnHF Ht
furnishing win do well % attend tbs sale as the furniture
Is wen made, and In excellent order. sEt
Dec 4--df i fi A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
90 The above sale postponed until Monday, the
OH instant hour In addition what mentioned In the ad
vesement good
handsome wokstand, marble top sofa tables. t5
The cooking medium best The house
I~ " M n I'm -1"' A. GREEN,
Dec 6-a E Aucuoneer
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THE best .sserssens OF Bay STATE long shawl. tho
j Dissc.--We have Just opened
very hne Bay Of style
cad OF win be found
han The same quality be had elsewhere consists In Of
ms following grades, viz ..#.a-.. tn
So "a BY III inches, quality, styles. many Of
them not be had elsewhere
% Do 50 BY l6 inches, high coiors $685. t## NtA
&c 90 lower priced do, great variety Of styles 4.
w 90 rom ~ % IS, good styles and heavy ta
70 co. nom u rs to - 50
- mourning and haEmournns do, from % 50 20 efo
~ nslI -mournins square shswis, great bargain ssf
~ ns3ncolofed square plaid shawis, very hne .U
OUT as-ortment Of price and color complete
sne Som.s 70 show them with pleasure all In offer
them q ms lowest market price south Of New YORK.
nlAt9i@i FSenck Merfnos #9a f7 aai 4
O essorfnent M French Merino win found
ps containing many desirable .csce
W. NJ. SINISTER CO.,
- IL 4tatt corner Of 7h street and Penn
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CARDThe pubic respectfully informed that Mrs lame.
n Durha the house ~ Green's Capitol Hi so,-
Spges which IN An o,,
fcrtshs
fsrpiIie during ensuing fConrress. = 80
home have been sscured Cor benea, o. those who
with neither have
from OF bosrde
Before applying elsewhere please her CALL Terms moderate
Dec T-a6t - tflf aef4E a..
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orrcE " BoARp HkA LrH,
wAsMsorox, December 5, 1850.
during month Of November, 1850 accident a
from railroad carr IL spcPery 81 aptha congestion Of BRAIN
Inflammation Of brain, cancer Of Uterus ri consumption 10
commissions 3; inantum dianha 81 dropsy 81 dys
eniery dyseuey, chronic dyseney, CASTRO enter
Ills typhoid fever fungus harmaiodes, hospital gangene,
hydrccephaus, Jaundce, ntsmperance, laryn-
congestion Of Inflammation OF lungs,
mus paralysis, peonit pneumonia, rupture spleen,
(by fa smallpox, 81 leg, congestion Of stomach and
bowels still born tables mesenerica, teehing yaroa,
unkn and ct reported,
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NkW 1okh, Dec ~ ". m.
The priva q letters by the Arctic favorable
the publ shed Cotton Is weaker. though price
are ged-saes Of 800 bales The sales OF
or the 900 barrels southern Hour has ad
vanced 81 per barrel The sales o. amount TO
ID 900 bushels old mixed, s. cents BY arrival here
from Baenos have advces to the llth November.
Busins IS was dull and produce very scarce.
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Bfevet General Chfds Il 10 command the uoo,s in
Florida, and has arrived Mt Fort Bfooke
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By A. GREEN, Aactlonser,

n
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, CARRIAGES,
ac At AUCTIoNon saturday the 9Th instant shall sell,
IN front Of III
OF furniture belonging declining housekeeping
Also good family with and several
other with other which
FERNS cash NJ A. GREEN,
Dec Cat .atNMla EN- zaa .4 a-Nf Auctoneer.
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NRw YORK, Dec g.
The steamer franklin. for Havre did sail yes,e day
In consequences OF the fog aF. E&a .s
The United S atss cutter Hamilton, Surveying
uise as far south New York, arrived at Princeown
November a.
Albert Bahon sentenced yesterday In Auburn, New
York be hung the 2h Of January, Tor tie murder OF
a German pedler about year ago
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y-Trtnity Church Fair.The ladies Of Trinity Church pro
hold Fair for the sale of Of useful and fancy
Carus Saloon Monday evening
December h and several succeeding days and evening"
OF Fair viii be devoted ~ furnishing
and TO the completion of the sunday school room.
Those who propose TO contribute articles or Entertainments 10 the
Monday
them the Rector Of the parish street, doors Of the
Union Hotel Monday, 20 Caruss Saloon early
O'Clock, p.
ladies Of parish who engaged In preparing articles
tables Rector
OF parish Friday morning December 6h ~ clock
the purpose Of making FINAL arrangements.
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nliseis
The new legislature OF this State isdviied politically


The new legislature OF InIs clsts suVIeu poHucaIy
as follows;
Senate - III
House IS ~
z IAunclassedi t!e
Twelve OF the senators elected this year, and will
vote for the United States senator or these four
wings.
Among the majority OF the house NOTE the names
Of Hon. Casey, formerly IA. G., and Hon.. Sidney
Breese, late United ST ties senator. . ,,,e y. u x
Congress.--In the first district Hon William H. bls'
SELL present member had no opponent In the second
)aie McClerna ad's) Willis Allen has 5,763 votes 10
46l6 for Davis-bolh democrats In the seventh. Rich
ard Yates whg) has zoos votes TO 6,234 for Hon Thos
L. Harris dem, late member.
lHaF hH'fG+e wisconsin
The new Legislature Of this State is divided politically
as follows 8f a
Wing. FIee-soil Dem
n House. - Ii IS
Governor Henry Dodge will Of course be reelected to
the United States Senate
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Highly Important from Trasdecsptatien Of the Bouadary
Bull Overwhelming Majority. -Nsp Oieans Markets
NEw ORLR ms Dec. 4--By arrival here have late
advices from Texas The legislature OF tha State
bed 18Th ul The proposon for accepting Pearce~
boundary bill brought before II, and the bill was ac-
cepled by both banches-here being only dissenting
vo &c, and that in the Senate.
The sales OF cotton for the past three days amount to
5000 bales decline; niddling settling at lsi cents
per 10.
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~ wJ X Marvel. ~ HH ~ &
Rsorms and Reformers Of Crest Britain and Irelssd BY n
hiso.s Paradise Lost, with Notes By Professor Boyd
IN, This day rsc-ived Cor sale by
TAYLOR q MAURY
peeV Booksellers, Oh
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RYA GREEN, Aurtion.er.

BY A. GREEN, Auctioaeer.
SALE OF VERY xA.yAnE 10 I
Grant Davidson, will sell suction Friday the 18th Nove
msnder his ois 10 The city Of Washington, consisting
Lot. N Mo-. Is . 10, " ~, and ~ In square No. 10
Lots Nos. to . inclusive, in square No isl
Lo,s Nos Nos p 10 ~ 81 II square No; is 49,
Lo Lot: Nos Mo-. ~ a. SQUARE No. s square NO. 100
Lots Nos. to IS inclusive, in square No. Is3
Lots Nos incusve and Nos is neusve and No. 49,
the Some Of them near the War Department. and
Others In the square Immediately east Of the residence Of W. W.
The and 4 square 1853, street,
and proceed TO square les
and four with from the day sale,
20 be secured by the purchasers bonds with approved security aud
compliance with term. days. The
weeks notice.
Lots Nos 10 H. square 1885, according Davd.ons
tending back Ia feet nesesSo 10 eonnins 5fs square
feet and No H. 41asS Term. ne sane
application a, ofcein the City Hall, or in Geo,.sown
%cREss,
Nov Is-d Aucioneer
Nos and T. in square No. 1885, having postpone
.%as %msssy we. OF the residence Of W. W. coeorsn
which should have instead Of east In the above sdve
0''' o '" A''"' A. GREEN
e2- The sale q further po.sponed. An eon.e-
Of the rain until Saturday nen hs 7h instant At the
o'o'' :" w. "'''' , A. GREEN,
Dec sd m. .-E Auciioneer.
nz-Ths above h further postponed. IN
quence unvorsbs weather, until Friday, the 18Th
Dec I'd A. GREEN, Auciionssr.
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Teacher Assoctation.Tbe semi annual meeting for
the Of officers viii be held The Smithsonian Institute this
afternoon O'Clock. o. q. WIGHT.
Dec E.#,##.
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RoPosALs for carrying The mails Of hs United from
day Of February t5, 70 The S OF June 1852
NEW JERSEY, iENNsYLyANiA, DELAWARE, ana Many
LAND will be received the Contract Once OF the
Department the eiy Of Washington until OF
1850 decided by the % day Of January nex
die routes time specined,
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The Oriental Pdnoroma of V,eps Palestine and Ruins
t Of Ancient Cities. Russell Smith, artist.
THIS celebrated work of point
anything Of The kind brought publicl
exhibited AZ above every snndays erceped
WEDNESDAY, DEC 4
Bslumore Philadelphia and Brooklyn, visited BY
persons, and has elected from and
voluntary encomiums Of NO ordinary description.
Subjects illustrated Panoramaview
Of sesh, Petra sdon Meunt
wilderness n Sinai Rome Malta by Moonlight
Athens Bah, Ton Bsbec,
Nazareth Valley Of the Brook Kedron Cyprus oonnss,on Of
Bethlehem, Morning Scene Excavations Of Nineveh.
Admission children under ~ half price
81 O'Clock begins moving At " O'Clock
precisely. 5f A8l4M 1870 tNf ~
Attendance viii be given the o6ce Oft panorama daily be-
tween 10, a. m, and !, D. m. - ssstte Hghf hslsH#
4-d6t
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Young " OREnI, Merchant Tailors Clothiers,
have cloths,
vesngs, and beautiful which prepared make up
order III the short notice.
Our ready made clothing OF superior quality and supply
large. Gentlemen will find their advantage
a call 4#55H
All goods warranted represented. If 9..3
We have shirts collars kid
gloves large supply Of the best shirts and drawers
stocks, crayais umbrellas &c. Prices low deviation
... .I t..+8. SAC YOUNG OREsI, .
Pennsylvania avenue, doors OF Browne Hotel
Dec 3-eo4wif
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~ - ---- ---- 80 -
ONO River and Davss.. counsy land aor s.ie--n
owner being about q remove 70 Texas Offers f., sale ns os.
miles above owensboro mpsoyed half cleared s bssnes
woodland ofas cleared par, 20 s ~, are % %ss
" %' D.Ss a'' Beech fork q Pup s
erees there are $50 acres bottom as
100 Of the land extremely rich and the remainder Of
isSSass s s % per s. s
ss , .sss q ys sas ''s WIN sssS
OF ssoooths hay having boagi q s4ioo hm
Uniformly 2 = .ggso. h..a The,
y ssS Blue and red ana @
stock Or dry arm admirably suited
s p%sn S q, sss and o.s.r produce
are use %
The late rapid progress and wealth and ne n
ey VII equal S ]" price q The interior
% nc asR e .s and Z. p. %
as Ssnes g s soassr. Bank o. Ksasaesy nov ss
sns o. !" ys". % i've n the Aso !.
and white Sulphur sp.ns one o. s sas. gss
address Wellington, Davies county, Kss,ses
sep,ii-4,cp $3.50.
rHOCE NEW GOoDswe invite the attention Of me lads
especially the annexed styles and desenPuon vsy ss.
adapted exclusively 10 te wear We have JUS opened
piece. rieS new style asued m.u..sins., qus
rs pieces medium grade nou-.ehne.
90 90 90 a'Eso..s, in new ps,'s ,n -.
10 pieces das printed French flannel. %, I.ar. dresses
70 rich cashmere long sh.wis .
N'''' '"''" cyAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, 4 O.
ION Hunting I'm the Interior OF south Asrsest y
The Recent Progress Of A.osuny BY Professor Leomi. ,s
WINES Lives Of Literary and Scientific Men q A"sse.
c.; sss Ass.y = Clement. Moore ~
ksu'srine Douglas - Principle Developcdi BY The author
Bengers Memoirs Of Anne Boleyn. vol.
Ellen PauyI OF, Trials Of the Heart vol.
The Chinese and the Celestial Empire BY o. Tiffany
vol.
Echoes The CONVERSE By Rey. Henry chrstinas. vol
hmsre% vepusa. and his voyage. BY the vi.coup
m. Yves, Indie. and Norh America In 1850 by Robert
Gnver. Dictionary fwelrhs ana Measures snei.a, an. 20.
o.-u Jus, received, FRAScK TArio&
= gH'sysa james @. B.rr.s Wel
WILL attend TO prosecution Congress and o.
sSs s~.a 81 md Jon
RooNs srsu rerse.Ls.s No. ssn Ags,oU 'sta. So
Life and Tune. Of Leo the Tenth ny the Tract s
RE od Te.,amen, poke, Commentary compiled from Hsnr
Scott and other WRITER'S with numerous erp'ansaov and
xncea, Py,sssori.n rr.snsns translated " Thomas rsT
4 vol. u. y 90 -. - ...Af. e. ..f Il 49,.
translation, line for line, and numerous notes vol
susrhsp . Tables Draining Land. VOL, 1850. FL
Buddou Diseases Of the Hcrue snd Cow VOL 1852
MccuIoch Political Eeopemynew and enlarged edition s@
iu.s imported nom London dIseessy " -.
ID m. HOOE " CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers
Competing, floor oil cohs, maftingr rugs, cuDin mserrs
Pesnsyvsnia svenue between I'm and s streets, wsshins
DC. lEf.-f 1854 @s
Aug oe-u 9t
. male servant and . gsss
~ cook, small family. None will bs employs
who bring good recommendations Inquire 81 this once
Nov 2l--inf s.,.rt t4L-
TOSSN NJ MecALI.A, late Second AUDITOR 81 tire Tres
ury offers HIS services o. cisn the fv
mont before Congress, or the DEPARTMENT. IN the seue"a
military accounts, and agency business generally ,a
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