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....,ya, THIRD DIVISION. 70. .s..o/...
7a.. CAD, =. .goe4- Marshal. - iaa. I'D. .'l'"I
t.a' rT.."" d. C. GoDpArp. D..'. .'. ' \
t"'. .'."' ''''"' assistants. ........ -,,l Il
j, E. Etheridge, ti ,n f. III, Metcalfe, - 3aH
s, J. Anderson, .r- VIM. p. Zantzinger, "
George Harrington Charles Z. Weaver,ls.
This Division to consist Of the Clerks, &c. Of
the several Departments inthe order herein named,
viz: State, Treasury, Interior, War, Navy, Post
Office, and Attorney Generals Office; other Civil
Officers Of the Government; Clergy Of the District
Of Columbia and elsewhere. -, $3.50 ~
"g.t.-a.g. a. y-af7-----.l. !D 44s4I:FossHs ,as Il
s.,a.-. .s, FOURTH DIVISION in 4
H. s,.4,.4 49, il.g .Mmshai. ,.i .iOisa s,sl s3l
8. r. HoBBIr H.fi tI'14l b.
Daniel Campbell, e. Pickrell, ~ i, I.
William T. Dove, John Bremen. \ ~,
This Division to consist Of Officers and Soldiers
Of the Revolution; Corporate Authorities OF the
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ARRANGEMENTS OF THE MARSHAL
FOR THEsoIyIc PROCESSION ON THE OCCASION
II of The Funeral of the late President

( ron THE CIVIC PROCESSION ON THE OCCASION
4 Of The Funeral Of the late President
( The, doors of the Presidents House will be
opened at 8 o'clock, q M, for the admission OF
Heads or Departments, Foreign Minister'S and
others, who, BY, order Of the Committee of the
Houses of Congress-, are entitled to admission, as
follows: issiyts 3sa glg51,4t - ~ aft q !a-s.s
All those designated in the Ina6lslled pros
grainme of the Committee Of Congress, from
" Civic Procession" down to 90 Comptroers and
Commissioners, - inclusive, who, with their
rages, viii enter the Presidents yard by the cas-
tern gate, iIl+gls 5s5Frcb rr-4 E&s1t y p .'i. X
All carriages entering in this way will pass on
through the western gate, ~and take position until
called for, on 18th street, st &C..
All vehicles and horsemen, excepting those in
the line Of procession, will be excluded from the
avenue and streets immediately adjoining the
Presidents square, from 10 a. M, until the pro-
cesson, shall have moved; and also, from the
streets in the line of march during the time the
same is passing. %, g+t3i.a<% b!ltsct bJtagn14 q
The special Police and Assistant Marshals APP
pointed for the occasion, are charged with the
duty of enforcing this regulation, and Of APP
pricing all persons Of the general order Of ar
rangements. ~ 5'a9 !.' 20 7at5sAl' t"eLtEF 3ai
The Marshal, IN view of the large concourse
anticipated on the occasion Of the funeral of the
late President, and to avoid inconvenience or ac-
cident, HIS deemed it necessary 70 make known
the above regulations, which, il is trusted, viii be-
Seheraiiy Pe9clleaJa II ~ .s piisrslfff! 1saia
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Fatal AccIpENry.

the steamer New. Haven, when off the foot of
Troy street, ran down boat containing six men,
two of whom were drowned, The victims were
jacob Banta and his brother. Another man had
his arm broken .. ~ 81 VI. ~ 49, Fr,y,,
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PIrrsDuRe, July -ll.--George w. Laying, a
highly respected citizen Of this city, returned
from Mobile on, Monday, and died Of Cholera
this morning, He will be buried tomorrow,
with Masonic honors. &. Two other fatal cases of
cholera were. reported in Birmingham last night.
No cases have as yet occurred among the resi-
dent citizens. All that have been attacked, have
come up from below. The city is considered very
healthy, and there is now prospect Of a heavy
rain. There is only four feet water in the chan
mel, and the river is falling. t@A ~ a2t'sfl,;1t
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GENERAL ORDER.

The President Of the United States, with pro-
found sorrow, announces to the Army, the Navy,
and Marine Corps, the death Of ZACHARY TAYLOR,
late President Of the United States. He died at
the Executive Mansion on the night of the ninth
instant, at half-past ten O'Clock. B8t ~
Hs" public appearance was in participating
in the ceremonies of our National Anniversary at
the base Of the Monument, now rearing TO the
memory Of Washington. His last official act was
10 affix his signature TO the convention recently
concluded between the United States and Great
Britain '''.'3 f ~ " .''3 st@ rHe-N
The vigor of constitution, strong by nature
and coA6rned by active and temperate habits,
had, in later years, become impaired by the ardu-
Gus toils and exposures of his military life. ry17
Solely engrossed in, maintaining the honor and
advancing the glory OF his country in a career Of
forty years in the Armyfof the United States, he
rendered himself signal and ilhlstrious. An nm
broken current OF success and victory, terminated
by an achievement unsurpassed in our annals, left
nothing to be accomplished for his military fame
his conduct and courage gave hun this career
OF hunexampled fortuAe. and with the browning;
virtues of moderation and humanity under all cir
cumsancss aud especially in the moment of vicrl
tory, revealed to his countrynen those great and
good qualities which induced them unsolicited, ). TO
call him from his high military command, 10 the
highest civil Office of honor and trust i'm the
Republic; not that he desired 70 be first bat that
he was felt TO be worthest.A Za3asA4ss " ss''4@.
The simplicity Of his character, the singieness
OF his purpose, the eevation and patriotism of his
principles, his moral courage, his Justice, mag
nanimity and benevolence; his wisdom, modera-
ton, and power of command, while they have
endeared him to the heart of the Nation, add to
the deep sense Of the national calamity in the loss
ola Chief Magistrate, whom death itself could not
appal IN the consciousness Of harng al,rays done
his d,iy.'' 5,.s. K, es.,,.,f -, - ,i',.,.t,,,y
The officers of the Army, Of The Navy, and
Marine. Corps, will, as a manifestation Of their
respect for the exalted character and eminent
public services of the iustrous dead and of their
sense of the calamity the country has Sustained by
this affecting tdispensation of Providence, wear
Grape ON the left arm and upon the Ailt Of the
sword for six months. .-at4-it, gs.J ~ y.stogqAa
i isturthef directed, that funeral honors be
paid at each Of the Military. Posts according to
the general regulations; al Navy Yards, and on
board all public vessels in commission, by firing
thirty minute guns commencing at meridian Oh
the day after the receipt ofthis ORDER and bywear
ing their flags at halfniast '- ~ a7a -.+teA H4
BY orterof the President Y oe''s', - q Ets+'--'
I, 5-5fs y. WIN. BALLARD PRESTON, 5. =, I.
~ A. 10 .ags y4,xs Secretary Of The Mary. I'd
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The different classes and bodies composing the
several divisions in the civic portion Of the pro-
cesson, are requested to- be punctual in their at
tendance at the places designated at the hour of 10
NJ, to form in sections Of six breast in order as
herein before directed, and maintain their posi-
tons until required 10 fail into line. - ~ ~
1t is respectfully urged upon each Marshal and
Assistant 70 confhe himself to his particular di-
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NAVY DEPARTMENT., s3l' Il .sr.g.r ,,,.
July Ilh, 1850. sss s,s..,,.~,,,. ,..Is

All officers of the Maryland Marine corps, now
at the seat of Government, to whom a special po-
stion is not assigned in the programme of the
funeral procession, will assemble at the Navy
Department, at Q clock, a. M, on Saturday, the
l3th inst, where they will be met by Commodore
Warrington, who who will assign thema position
in the procession. BY orderof the 2.sg .'a.glda,
81 SECRETARY OF THE Navy '5
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The Official Arrangements
WAsHiNerox, July IL, 1850.

Por the F@erai Soiemaifies and hte,,sent ofte late
President Of the United STATES, General Zachary
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NAVY DEPARTMENTS, !
July llh, 1850, 400 (

The Clerks Of the Navy Department and its
several BureauX will assemble at the Navy Build
ing at 80 clock, a m, on Saturday the 18th INST,
for the purpose Of unitingin the funeral ceremo-
MES Of the late President of the United States, at
which Time badges of mourning will be distribu-
ted BY order Of the ,.yosr 81 szls, l6g &
q &T ,91om z@ -iSEcRETARY OF THE NAVY
NAVY DEPARTMEST, ivaaz ~ as re!. TlitanE
July Ilh, 1850. IS 21aeaga ls.s ID a4a stg..t
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$500. BALrmoRx, July rs, pm.
Representations qf Baltimore ia th< FHnerG Pageant
president Fflmorss Family Dsnlsad for a E-
giiipe-.Mr. Paine sgsiss--Th Markets, SC.
The military of Baltimore will be represented
in the funeral pageant at Washington to-mor-
row by twelve conpsnies, comprising the largest
and very best in the city with seven or eight bands
of Emusic. There viii also be four finely drilled
and uniformed companies from 81. Timothy's
Hall Academy, al Catonsvilie, few miles from
the city, which cannot fail TO attract great atten
ton There will also be a large attendance Of
Odd Fellows, Sons Of Temperance, and Red Men
from Baltimore, with goodly representation Of
the citizens, accompanied by the Governor of the
State, with his staff and officers, and the Mayor
and Corporation Of the city of Baltimore. The
representation from this city win occupy nearly q
mile in the line of procession. - ~ s,,s
1t is stated in letter from New York, that the
family of President FILLMORE will not come to
Washington until the close Of the watering season.
where they are now recruiting their health, The
President also proposed to join them soon but he
viii now scarcely be able to leave Washington
until the close of the session: $3.50, u
The New York Star states that an officer is now
at Albany with arequistion from Governor john
son, Of Pennsylvania, on Governor Fisher, for
the delivery Of Moses Y. Beach, for trial, on
charges connected with the 6nanciering of the
Lehigh Bank. .,.,eI -.
The City Council Of this city met in special ses-
sion last evening TO make arrangements for doing
honor to the memory Of GxNERAL Taylor. At
ter resolving to attend the funeral, they appointed
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FOURTH DIVISION.

This Division to consist Of Officers and Soldiers
Of the Revolution; Corporate Authorities OF the
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-07-13

This division to consist Of Citizens and Stran-
gers. .ES!@fAi3tI' u
II Will form on Fsstroet North, with the right
resting OH 18th street $50 - ~ ~ & " 10 -"
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The bin for the increase Of the President .
salary was finally voted on Monday. II in effect
confirms the demands made by the President, and
resisted by the Committee Of Commissioners,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-12-20
5ial HA THA WA Y'S PATENT
Hot FIR COOKING Stores,

(IMPRovED.)
| M y Cooking Stove ever invented has given so
l gcneralsatisfac.ion, both in point o f e economy
and fuel, and the most perfect manner in which
cooking of every description is done. Ineompar-
ing this with other Stoves the following advantas
ges VIII be found. The boilers come more imme
date!vin contact with the fire, consequently DO
In less time-the oven being the whole size of t.
stove, will bake twice the quantity Of other stove
OF the same dimensions, and the heats so gener
ally dlftused on alits sides, that it excels he COM
mon brick oven. 1t has also been decided by
some OF the firstrate hotel keepers that m
pastries of all kinds are done in a much finer
m amer than by any other process.
This Stove Is so constructed, that no inside
plates come in immediate contact with the fire.
consequently 1T must be very durable, and not
likely to get cut of repair. The construction is
so simple, that an inexperienced person may i'm
medlateiy become acquainted with its USE
They are made of the first quality Scotch and
American Pig Iron, and of good thickness: almost
double the weight of eastern made stoves of the
same size.
There are eleven sizes, varyin from S15 to
S275 so that all classes of the community from
the smallest family to the most extensive hotel or
Steam Boat, may avail themselves of the benefit
OF thislabor and fuel-saving article of domestic
economy.
These Stovesar made by T. J. DUDLEY.
No los, Main ST., Buffalo, and are sold by
MARSHALL g. PHELPS.
Southport, Aug 1910
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-12-20

THIS medicine if taken in season. will Or event an atacl
of Cholera, and can be safely recomme nded as the
best agent in the first stages of that disease II is
ed to every of Diarrhea Dysenerv and
Complaints, Tor the money refunded.)
The above remedy is got up by experienced Physician
auo zen years practice has been known to fail
in asngle instance. The confidence of The nronrieor is
SUCH that when fair trial has been given and it has failed
the money VIII be returned. Hundreds of Certificates
could be produced estyng 10 its virtues but we wish the
by NJ Sy7IVYfsR Kenosha
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-12-20
PUBLIC NOTICE!
S. P. Townsend abandoned the Field |
THE WAR ENDED!

This who sought make the people believe ms
Sarsaparla original finally abandoned the held by
selling his business STRANGERS Being convinced
of nutty warning against TIE better judgment and
people last disposed OF his bust
ness and retired from the virtually admitting all
that true publications. After accusing the Old
Dr. Of selling tn, use for 81 week and getting
up false aHidavs respecting the Old original Recipe
after trying seduee of
knowledge the Old Drs Recipe by Offering high
$1,000 making the ptns the Old Dr.
himself Of HeusEs, LANDS. and PARrN ERsHIP.
through his counsel Horace Van Pelt leave
Thompson, Skilman Co. and go 3. p. Townsend
with his Recipe and teach him Sarsaparia
belling the members Of calling unprn
epled men and other hard he has finally thrown
the whole business heavy load and
the BURDEN upon the shoulders Of some STRANGERS.
whom he induced take his place tie prenea that
they could make money by the opera ton.
These strangers understand intend placing chem
sts the bottles its character
for SoURING and FERMENTINC. which is really the
highest acknowledgment the truth of all have
fore said of it. 1t is a VIRTUAL CONFESSION that
neither made by chemist heretofore had the advan
tagesof chemical science in its
people the imposition and humbug in calling Ps
article good m.iicine?
Blu; all the raseaIity ToRMER1y displayed
is nothing that Of these STRANGERS placing upon
bottles the of chemist EFFECT while at the
time The sarsaparia after the FORMULA Of
&. p. Townsends Recipe.
If the Recipe is CHANGED then it becomes ANo-
TIER ARTICLE. and should be called the STRAIN
GERS SARSA PARILLA by some other distinctive ap
peliaton Come out GENTLEMEN STRANGERS, and
show hands, and let the public you
tend to make s. p. Townsend's SoURING, PREVENTING
COMPOUND with the name of chemist on the label for
certain whether making another and
tally different article, but intend putting s. Ps bot
ties. with his labels signature, thus selling
false eoOrs? The sticking
-.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-12-20
DIR. FITCHS CELEBRATED SIX
LECTURES Ds8s

On the Prevention and cure of Consumption, Asth.
ma, Diseases of the Heart, and on the method Of
preserving Health and Beauty to an old age. This
Book should be in every family. To the Consump.
i've points out the only reasonable hope for re-.
lief To mothers, the directions it gives for the
care and education of Children are invaluable
$4,000 copies of this Book have passed Through
the press, and the sale continues undated
For Sale by S. S. FITCH& CO., TOT Broad.
acay, NetO York; and J. B. STARK WEATHER,
Kenosha, Wis
IL DR.. Fitchs Guide to Inva!ids or Directions
to persons using DIR. Fitch's Remedies to be had,
gratis of all his Agents MOB
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-12-20
AGENCY
ON ND T,TrrII,eS T1r,pr,DT, a r-r,r

PULMONARY Balsam, Depurative Syrup, Pee.
toral Expectorant, Pulmonary Liniment, Pure
and Medicinal Cod LiverOil, Anti>Dyspeptic Mix.
ture Nervne, Vermifuge, Heart Corrector, Humor
Corrector, Cough and Cathartic Pills, Female Pills.
Female Specific, &c, used by him constantly and
with unprecedented success in the treatment of
Colds, Coughs, Consumption, Asthma, Heart Dis
eases, Dyspepsia, Scrofula, Skin Diseases, Rheu-
matlsm, Female Complaints, Piles,&c. Dr. Fitch's
unequaed Patent Silver Plated Abdominal Sup
porters. DR.. Fitch's Improved Plated Steel Spring
Shoulder Brace. Dr. Fitch's Silver Inhalng Tube.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-12-20
HOLMAN,S

HOLMAN,S e
Natures Grand Restorative.
ms vegetable Medicine stands unrivaet for the follow
ing complaints viz:
DyspsG or Indigestion, Diseased Lirer Jaaadice, Bill
'0as C4q'e Cosftreness, Loss Of appetite, Asthma,
an the Side, Bleeding at the Stomach, Colds, and
Coughs Of standing Hoarseness, SAortncss
o. Breath, FeOer aud .4gae, Sea Sick
ness, &c.
PRICE, SEYENTI-FTpE CENTS.
The above for sale, wholesale and RETAIL by lfeteaf MT.
Is also sold at the Drug Store of f. Robinson y b. Stark
@cd6teT, ana ". Sdaoye1, kenosha. June, 1880
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-12-20
Doors, sash and EIinds.

HE undersigned wishes 70 inform his friends and the
public that he still continues manufacture Doors,
Sash and Blinds, by hand, in the wormanlike and
any calls that may be made upon him in the various de-
partments of his business Carpenter work of all kinds
tended to usual His Shop, where he may generally be
found situated street, east of Newe
Lumber Yard. RICHARD RYERSON
June o.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-12-20
Fresh Drus s and NIedlicines.
Metallic, Fire and weather Proof
I'd AIN TS.


The subscribers prepared to furnish this truly
celebrated article any quantity to suit purchasers hav
ing within the last discovered two different coors,
are able to furnish Five different Natural
CO1Ors, which we rant to be equal if not superior
any in market Tim has tested the qualities of this
Paint and il is admitted by the best Mechanics and Paint
ers to be superior any Paint now in use for
House, Carriage and Steamboat Painting,
and in fact every thing where Paints used This
those living in the vicinity of the mines buildings and 9TH
or articles which have been painted with the same are now
In perfect condition when first applied 1t resss alike,
FIRE, WEATHER AND WATER,
it being powdered from kind of mineral found only in this
region The said mineral when analysed is found to be
composed of iron magnesa, aumina, carbon, Silica
the combination this article with nseed oil seems to form
PERFECT METALLIC COVERING
TO whatever applied, and the longer it remains in
the of few months it becomes hard as stone IRON
rs is undoubtedly she Cheapest and Best
article use for roofs dwellings and steamboat decks
preventive and for decks of vessels 1t forms
coat nearly hard iron ITSELF is now being extern
svey used matched boards cloth and paper for roofs
to buildings fire proof roof can be made at less than
half the expense with any other material Ii can also
be applied to old roofs making them in short time equal
to supersedes any thing used upon brick by
first applying coat OF this paint mixed with sizing, aud
then coat mixed with seed oil and you have surface
both beautiful hard These paints be mixed to-
gether to the shades with white lead, other
paints to suit the fancy and not materially deleeos the
quality We would particularly recommend chocolate
light drab coIors for painting buildings they pc
cuary adapted to the style Of heavy colors now used
We warrant all paints manufactured by US and indemni-
T the patent covers our business and natures
productions free TO ALL For sale at Apthecar Hall,
no46-ly BY r. ROBINSON.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-12-20
Nearly One Hundred
DRUGGISTS and PHYSICIANS, and thus every ca
judge for himself whether speak right wrong.
"CARD TO THE PUBLlC."

We, the undersigned, Physicians and Druggists of New
York Brooklyn William having advertise
addressed sell Sarsararila by s.
p Townsend, which is calculated bring and our bust
into reProach feel called upon
views Of the real merits OF the Townsend Sarsaparilla
Having been called swinders, and willing to commit
any fraud for money by the Young S. p Townsend, bo
chose seold Dr. Jacobs Sarsapara, instead Of
his article feel ought give the why
prefer cell Old Dr. Jacob Townsends rsapara
Mr.. s. p Townsend and leave the public to judg.
whshcr decsvers and swindlors, and not to be
trusted" BY so doing ~
Old Sarsaparia possesses medical power and vir
than T. Townsends ami the testimony Of the public
would TO be the nd always make it matter
of conscience and duty when articles bearing the
and purporting the diseases in
ke SSH that which consider the The fact that
s. q TovnFends sarapariila greatly ferment
ed and exploded the bottles thereby Civ disatsfac
tion to has Influenced preference Of
the Old Dr We do feel ourselves called
decide the merits Of either articles standard
preparations but when asked for opin
which believe under all circumstances be the BEST
should hesitate giving preference to Old Dr.
jacob Townsends With thes views leave the public
justified in giving the Old Drs prepara
that preference which deserve medicinal
compound ehOise the people universally
T. So
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-12-20
New Books.

New Books.
Deck and PORT, by Rev. w. Gotten,
The Great Harmonia by n. J.. Davis,
Hurne's England, in vols,
american Fruit Culturist, american Bird FanCicr,
LOWING Fruit and Fruit Trees of .4merica,
Hlleu's Domestic .inimaIs.
Headley's Napoleon and his Marshals,
Rambles and Sketches
Luther and Cromwell
J. Q. adams Poems, Letters TO his Son,
Life of .Andrew jackson,
Lights and Shadows of Domestic Life,
Hiderbrook, by Fanny Forester,
Scarlet Letter, by Hawthorne,
Western Sketch Book, by Gallaher
Cosmos, by Humboldt, Pillars # Hero uIes,
Indian Captivities, Ellen Seymonr.
Woman's Friendship, Life Of lean Paw,
Conquest of Canada, Greenwood leaves
anu olher new works for sale at KINGS BOOKS TORE
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-12-20

EIGHT BARRELS OF AMERICAN
UMBEER.
"A New, Cheap, and durable Paint,
n ASSORTED COLORS from dark red to light drnb at
4 $4,0Opercwt. For sale by
nod j. b. STARKWEATHBR.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-12-20
MARBLE, MARBLE
MEMSN- q N-AN.N

M&A'S& 81 &MM=&as
WOULD respectfully inform the citizens of
w this State, that they have purchased of
Messrs. Willard & Stryker, their entire stock
in this line of business, and have on hand one Of
the largest and best stocks of MARBLE in the
West, Persons will also find at this establish
ment the celebrated RUTLAND MARBLE
being the only place in the State where it canbe
procured. Their stock consists in part of
Monuments, HHeadstOnes, sc,
Persons wishing to commemorate deceased
friends can supply themselves at this establish
ment, four doors north of the Post Office, or di
rectly opposite the store of Francis, Hawey, &
Co.
Having employed the services of Mr.. w. d.
GUloU, well known as celebrated Artist in
this branch of me chanism, throu ghout the n. s
we can safely recommend all our work to be
executed In the most approved manner and la
test style.
southport, FEB. 10, lo49 n34y
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-12-20

NJ Ovels, Romances and Novelties, comprising Three
4N Strong Men, by Dumas; Miners Daughter, by Dick
ems Hands not Hearts, Zanoni Marmaduke HERBERT
geborough Hail. Old Converts of Paris James, Kate
Marvin, Antonina, Ned Allen, Cleveland, David Watson,
Maid of Orleans Constance LINDSAY Cruise in Whale
Boat Spectre of the Bastie, The Monk &c. and any guam
tty more of the same sort for sale at
Kings Book Store