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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-03-23

SOUNTERFElTERS ~ ARRESTED.-SOmC
weeks ago u caravan of North Carolin-
ians passed through Columbia, offering
for sale various articles ofproducc, and
purchasing clothing and other articles,
for which they offered in payment pa
per money. This was afterwards
found to be counterfeit After leav
ing us they proceeded down as far Us
Orangeburg, where the wagons and a
portion of the party remained, while
two of them proceeded to Charleston
to prosecute operations in the main
branch of their busincss-thc passing
of counterfeit bills. They re-appearcd
i'll our vicinity on Saturday, when our
indetatigable municipal police, co-ope-
rating with d. b. Miller esq. made a
descent on the camp, about four miles
from Columbia, in Lexington district,
at six o'clock on Sunday morning,
bringing the whole party to town
where they We're safely lodged till yes
terday morning, at which time they
had Il hearing.
The investigation resulted in the
committal oftwo OF the party, and the
examination of the balance is reserved
for today. The following are the
names of those on whom counterfeit
money was found:
John ID. Nelson, A. N. Dixson
and Geo. w. Ray, of Ashe county,
n. G. and Thomas Jefferson Reins,
alias Johnson, of Carroll county, Va,
late of Ashe county, N. c.
The counterfeits we're of the denom-
nations of So, $40, $50, and 800
bills on banks in South Carolina.-
Louisiana, Tennessee, Kentucky, and
Georgia. They were also provided
with a few copper dollars of the Bogus
stamp.
The parties who were swindlcd in
this place were reimbursed in good
funds Cdrolinian.
>~~>~->~-.-o-. --~-~~---o-~
ACCIDENT ON TUE MuscoGEE RAIL
RoAD.-A dispatch to the Macon Citi-
zen, dated at Columbus, the 10Th inst.
says:
Last evening aftcr cars came up
some human devil put large square
piece of timber on track, some few
miles below. Cars going down were
thrown from track twenty feet En-
gine smashed, Engineers arm broken,
and he was mortally scalded. Anoth-
or had collar bone broken, and negro
bruised to jelly. Damage estimated
at two thousand dollars. The scoun-
drel is not found out. So much for
malice and liquor.
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.D" Why is drunken man like .
galley of type?
'e"ansc he is easily upset.
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ARRIVAL OF TIE SHIP PRENTICE
WITH TIE CuDAN PRIsoN ERs-SArL1SG
OF TIE FRANKLlN-Ncw-Y York, Marc,
l3, p. M.-Thc ship Prentice arrive
here this morning from Cadiz. She
brings the remainder of the Cuoan
prisoners, nincty-fvc i'll all, vino were
part of the Lopez expedition, and
liberated by the Queen Of Spain. They
arc all i'll good health and spirits, and
look well. They speak in highly f.-
vorablc terms OF their trnatn.tcttt srhilc
i'll Spain,--;aad are lavish i'll their
praise of the Queen. They purpose
making their way South, as soon as
an opportunity is afforded. Generally
speaking, they are n fine, hardy,
resolute looking body of men, though
they bear evidence Of having undergone
hardships.
The steamer franklin sailed to-
day, taking out tbirty-onc passengers,
and one hundred and siXty-two thou
sand dollars in specie.
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zen distinctly, and his language was

ken distinctly, and his language was
not susceptible of misconception.
Mr.. Brown rejoined, then you mean
to say that have said what was false.
Mr.. Wilcox said he meant to say
that if he had made the statement as
nc understood it, he had said what was
untrue.
The parties, who were at no great
distance when the alteration com
menccd, had by this time approached
close to each other, and Mr.. Brown in
stantly struck the other, who returned
the blow, and in o moment both were
down. As soon as it was possible, the
nearest members intcrfcred and sepa-
rated them.
The Speaker was at no great dis
tance during the disgrancelul scene,
with much earncstness and regret de-
picted on his cOuntenancc, and all
around was scene of iidcscribable
scene of confusion.
"A motion was made and the com
mittcc rose.
AS soon as the Speaker could obtain
comparative order, the combatants still
cndeavoring to get at each othcr,) a
motion WAS made that the Sergcant-at-
arms take these persons into custody.
But the Sergeant-at-arlns was not in
the House, and u page was sent for
him.
Mr.. Clingmnn, Of North Carolina,
moved that when the House again went
,ff, n 4 -. 4 II
nate in one hour.
a motion was made to lay the rcso-
luton on the table, upon which the
yeas and nays were ordered, and it
was rcjcctcd-yeas rs, nays 1OG.
Mr.. Brown here rose and expressed
his regret ut what had taken place,
which he said he dcplorcd sincerely.
He trusted the House would receive
his apology; he apologizcd to the
country, and rssured the House that
similar occurrence would not again
happen, Unless circumstances should
occur to warrant it.
Mr.. Wilcox also apologizcd to the
House. lie said he had endeavorcd
to do his duty and to observe the rules
of the House, and his violation of them
on the present occasion was source
of heartfelt sorrow. He assured men,
bcrs that he had intended no disrespcct
TO the representatives of the nation,
but considered the wrong and outrage
that had been pcrpetratcd towards him
as having warranted him in the course
he had pursued.
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War Departnne ID.
Barsaa Typographical Ensineers, Sept. Is, lssa

T Bnrsau Typographical Engineers, Sept. IL, 1854.
sd day Of January 1859 for The removal die ran on Red
river which viii be awarded the lowest
ment and sbs exceed ons hundred thousand dollars
CONDITIONS.
!.
ver destroyed, Ihey
form oDstfuctons impeden the thereof
p The will be paid progresses, following
Whenever The shai report Of the rait
ass been and s same shall be BY
as s ,o a az ~" WIN pay ac o. y @
fa less twenty per cent provided a hs pson 50 paid for
shall be less par
July nen 1885 win he which willing
ass to complete BY he Il. July ls IL cannot
Tor PERIOD he will state, will propose
When the specified IL the contract The completion
The WORK shall nays arrived hs sane . shall ss Inspected y an on
M shall appear such inspection that the contract has been fully
my agreement including twenty per
retained under article But f shall appear that the contract
but the baance rsaHng the shall be forfeited the
s Il avs Sss e 10 s
and he shall offer complete the work Without add
Secretary War, will be allowed him purpose.
And the expiration Of that time the work shall be completed,
The contractor win be required 10 give bis bond for
faithful ofthe Each bidder
will transmit the time with is proposals the names Of The
that they will sign his bond suretes above mentioned and
State wben he resides That Said sreies are respectable
and that he considers them worth thousand dollars over and
above all ie debts and aoes No bid w be examined unless
The proposals will be addressed the undersigned marked
envelope" Proposals removing Red River Raft.n
The Republic Ineigence Union, Washington, O. Cou
er and Enquirer and Express New York In
natl. Ohio; Louisville Journal Louisville, Kentucky 81 Louis
Ns eaa. ri New ns
New Orleans Republican, New Orleans La will insert the above
daily times and then twice week until January 1853
Sept 2l-dlei&2awtJan3
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TrausItion Coal.

THIS rare coal variety not quite changed into an
abei.s and Il has only been a'sSyse ae m ase sS
Al oasI in Russia Black and al Daupha and Lee
comm sads the isAs price Il Is now mined upon the large e
5000 sere Of ,hs Daapin and @ ooa Company
and Than Of other region sn
sa r. great psws,
s ssa & 4 s n eanaas. OFF, q s % snas and sea s
J.saSsy ,bsn either without making any visible
% .%ons OK sns sos saasi Na With e sn,acies especially
y: .s sss s ts s 30 @ saa Ss 1a as ore
fuel burning The transition coal tlre s caste for e small
ts I seh II screened AT ALL the d only should be taken
very erroneous npre many persons,
most economical for ordinary fhs
when tey sold BY WEIGHT Ia Taylor. valuable work. lsais
M or Ca details show that 81 pounds free
hurnins red yielded fifteen hours Than
pounds heavy white ash coal making e red ash at " so 70
son there heavy Goals M be aonsned a .e
Nv me vel eht and burnt a suitable mnnner. fNf
apprehension lha, the free burning Goals have
ansss greater applied % I an The coal naturally re-
qne Nc one woad @ :" on wasd and y wou ~
as absurd apply blast constantly 10 free burning coal Bur The
dnush larger quantity OF coal than the tempe
Of the weather sometimes require. various patterns OF
ausr his dineuy been done with complete
. barn coal H. ir@ason variety he
win a ns saas sons or ss, T. 70 e
lated By dampor In introducing this new coal for the first ne
NAV buyer that celebrated
free lnins red Orchard districts Potts.
vIe continuation DanPhn reins, and they approach
the nearest a transition coal. ttet.
sbipments coa already been made the
District Columbia be obtained retail from the follow
ing persons.
WIN. T. Dove, Washington Woodord Stone, Washington
y, Masruder, do Hunsberger h &c. do
WIN Warder, do Myers Baker, Georgetown.
Orders for This cargo the semibtumi
nous by Danphin Susquehanna
o0A' oo~p'"'' .'' p' ADAMS FOSTER, Agent
Office southwest baltimore and South
BALTIMORE, September l6, is5a .#s, .t|ssatN.
l6--deodim
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University OF Maryland,

TUE forty % session will begin Thnrsday October ~,
Il 1859, and eud the lat al March, 1859
Principles Practice Surgery Clinical Surgery Nathan
n. Smith, NJ. n.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, William r. a. Akin, NJ. u,
Principles Medicine and Clinical Medicine sam
uei bew, NJ. n.
Anatomy aud Physiology, Joseph Roby, NJ. u.
Obsteircs Richard ". Thomas, NJ. ".
maiers Medca, Therapeutics, and Pathology George W. hen
berger, NJ. y.
Practical Anatomy, Berwick y. Smith, NJ. u.
Fees for the 500 dsmonstrao fec $40 macula
ton 80 graduation 500.
For the fcu have their
mand The baltimore n6mnfy the with the Uni
very and IN m Immediate nerhboood containing hundred and
eighty beds belonging University, and managed and at
tended entirely by he cu This institution devoted to the
cepion mud disease which tnish the
nost nsen and profitable subjects for clinical observation An
addition 10 be made which VIII mate
1aiy increase and advantages u "
all macuaies Of the school throughout the without e
Anatomical material abundant and cheap Expenses OF living
IN baltimore as low a. In any Atlantic city, =
WILLIAM n. A. AKIN, N. D., Dean.
BALTrsoax, May rs, 1859.
, July a7-eswtl5oct
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Proposals for Rat,on..

HEApQuARrERs MARINE CoRps,
Quarermasters Onee, Washington, Oct. al, 1882.
SEPARATE PROPOSALS will BE- received this Office until IL
O'Clock Thursday The ih day ofNoyember next for
furnishing raons the Unted States marines al the following sta
tons Tor the year 1858, win
t. Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Charlesiown, biassachusettsj
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York If
Philadelphia, Pennsyiyaniai
Gospou Norfolk, Virginia
Pensacola, Florida and
Washington District OF Columbia
OF pound quarter fresh beef
eighteen OF bread
super6ne OF tha
OF pounds good coffee, twelve
white beans OF vinegar quarts OF salt tour
pounds good hard brown and and hall pounds OF good
hard dppcd talIow candles, 10 each hundred rauons
The beef required delivered the of the
mandng officer each either bulk by the raon
end shall of the best choice OF the
the pork be No prime pork and the groceries OF the best
quality OF the kinds named subject 10 inspection.
No bid will be this office unless accompanied by
ohe awarded The suf
hciency OF the surees be certified by Official
Tobe endorsed Proposals Raiions The bidder will
be nouhed OF the fact through the post office.
The Republic, Washington the Portsmouth onrnai Pormou
New hampshire Atlas, Courier,
Mas achusetts Bunker Hill Chafesosn, Massachu
ses New York Courier Enquire Mirror Express and Post New
York Brooklyn Evening Brooklyn Long Island New York
Philadelphia North Amecan SUM- and Daily Times, pbadelpha
Pennsylvania Patriot and AmrIcan BALTIMORE Maryland Ga
Alexandria, Virginia Richmond Whg and Republican,
Richmond, Virginia Norfolk Beacon, and Herald Norfolk Viz
nia and the Pensacola Gazette, Pensacola Florida, viii the
above insertions each week until the lth OF November
and send the accompanied by printed The
advertisement payment. Oct 49, 3awtNovll
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ls~&1x1AS'' We<
10 ORR sUBscRIBERs s

The Of Teon viii be entered upon tooi snest u
payment Of subscription be made in advance.
Distant aubscnbes money BY
which vi" be paid BY all assumed ourselves In ils safe
transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER published weekly during
sions Of Congress, and semi-weeky during the
Subscriptions for period less than year viii received
terms proportioned 10 the above rates.
QJPosrmAsTERs are authorized 10 agents and,
sending DAILY subscribers, with enclosed
SEMI WEEKLY subscriber, with S25 OF RVS WEEKLY
subscribers with SO eneosad viii be entitled copy
edition they fuTnish Subscribers for, gras.
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HAWTHORNE. Life OF cen. Pierce,

THE published authentic edition Of the
ifc Frankin piercs by Nathaniel Hawthorne. Drawn up
and containing the Generals military
a on field
The illustrated with paint
ing by rrnny, executed expressly Cor this
Mr. Hawthorne college and hrs
peculiarly well auafed for
this undertaking. and his hilh literary guar
ability which
pared with the sanction Of Gen. Pierce.
Is Handsomely printed good piper sod for the low price
of 37k paper covers aud 70 n muslin.
ordering copies, rcmitnc
the publishers, shall promptly de
Hvered o free of expense
liberal discount will be msds buy sell again
Early orders solicited.
TICKNoR, REED, 4 FIELDS,
Corner of Washington and school streets, Boston.
For sale In Washington by TAYLOR A MAURy, and
OCT 3-eodt3ioct FTAYLOR.
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IE PURE KIND-Just received, large invoice or linen
goods, (purc nen,'D follows, and canddy hink
them III. cheapest their kinds In the District
100 dnx en- good linen diaper towels at 81 dozen
$50 napkins 81 80 and 81 dozen, great bar
gains
Q pieces fashioned linen shcetlngS, wide
10 do hne table damask, at so cents per yard
do danask 61 and IS yard with
endless variety of nnc damask', diapers, and
Tow elngs
: a. dnnnss tpvciiue ny the piece, ,, per
yard, well worth 10 ccuis
Irish linens, from medium 20 superhne.
opinion will sell The cheapest and best linen
goods, OF ali classes, be had In this market
especial Of black goods
Pine bombn black mernos apacas and cacocs OF choice
qualities, low prices
rs pieces crra Inc and glossy black silks
bundles select nnd nne black sockngst TOT ladies'
autumn aud winter
30 cartons styles rihands.
Also, daily expected the for those bills that ought 10 nave
been paid July l,
Terms cash, unIess arranged the contrary.
Good Articles prices and fair dealing may be relied on IN all
PERRY BROTHER.
Oct 2-du Opposite Centre Market
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Though they once lec0ncea themselves The
taTy i'm sson of the doctrine of ''avaaby" IN yield
reluctant support TO nomination not III 10 be mace
they manifest now a returning strength OF devotion 10
the principle OF political reclude aud honor, TOO strong 10
admit OF their following any longer the movements OF
a coalition whose only practical platform has become
liked ia the single idea OF availability"
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MEDICAL DEeaRTMEST or eEoReETowN col

Corner Of p and TrcffA streets, Washington, ID. C.
Noble Young NJ d. Professor OF Principles and rracnce Of Med
cine. a.
Charles H. Lcibeman D. Professor Of Institutes and Practice
Of surgery.
Fodosdo Howard, NJ D. Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases
OF Women aud Children.
Johnson Elliot NJ. u Professor Of Anatomy.
Joshua Richie, NJ d. Professor Of Maea Medica and Physi
ologv
J. w. Lovejoy, NJ. D., Professor Of Chemistry
Samuel w. Everett NJ D. Associate Professor OF Anaomy.
A. X Young, NJ. d. Demonsirator OF Anatomy
The Lectures will the hrt Monday In November,
and continue until March.
Clinical Lectures delivered and operations performed
patients from the nhmary and Public Dspensay attached 10 the
College.
MaiIiculaion, tpaid only once)
gtahuauon.
For further information, address
Fi.oDoRADo HOWARD, NJ. ~, Dean,
Sept tF-lKwd&cptNovI Corner Of and Tenth streets
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ID u STEERS NEW GOODs.-P. j. STEER, merchant
aor has received elegant aud complete stoek @ new
goods public examine them lie haiefs
himself be able fan his customers ll.
before he has allowed himself more me ana
greater pains than usual in laying In his stock
Prices will be low, and all work win be done In me very pest
manner.
Sept 0a-3nw3wf
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Just received the subscribers additional
ply of the above goods all o which will be found desirable and
cheap beyond precedent
sis bales staples all OF which will be
ndesctibe danpness, aud very reason
Also an extensive supply Sheets superior
quality abrio will he sold for sheeung
be bought without ofhemming.
additional supply heavy Flemish table and toilet linens
reduction of prices 6tst
nonncement. CLNGErT h DODSON,
Dealers in all kinds Of furniture dry goods.
Oct 5-seoif
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New Goods just Received.

TUE subscribers are now presenting the public The largest and
stock of they have before offered
Their this selected
ve prices be equaed
District Our stock comprises, among others, The following:
- "A brocade silks light and dark color
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~. NOTICE TO THE PUHLIC.-on and a,er
the ist day Of October next the mail boat VIII leave
I4rk her berth for the South quarter past o'clock IN
sspt 20 o--sagaw GEo MATTINGLy, Agent
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Collector. omce. city HaI,

COLLECTORS OGice, Iity Hall,
Ociobcr 4, l852
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERsNo ~ hereby given that de-
IN allowed by law the taxes OF the
current year, n paid during the present months
Oct 7-eotNovlG r. J. ROCHE. Collector
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Oils, TEAS, CANDLES, COTTON LAPS
" 10000 gallons beached aud unboached sperm oil
gallons beachcd aud unbenchcd patent
2,001 gallons pure inseed OIL
$50 boxes sperm andles ~, Sc o. first quality
900 half gunpowder imperial young
$50 half chests oolong, Chulan and soucbong teas
500 boxes ground coffee various qualities
900 bales "Buena Vista" laps
Every article warranted represented. For sale by
STAINS. MURRAY Co,
Oct 5-law 3w Corner of 10th and Penn avenue
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CEALED PROPOS AIS will he received by tho
dsrssued AID day OF November II cock ,r
hnx up the OF tho President
be made for doing work by the cubic
In tic bank before lifting The
the place ofdpoIe about
yards. n kf.t.ff Il VI eNt nts.f .#n
The amount earth complete the contemplated i'm
esinated 700 cubic yards but should
required bnd himself deliver
additional quantity wanted the the first The whole
70 be completed by the s day Of April nent.
a.MfS u tt'tf w,. n. BRECKENRIDGE,
~s Agent for tho improvement OF the public grounds
Sept -2awt22Noy
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pHAsDiEs, WINES, wHIsIxEY, N. E. RUM
s half pipes otard Dupuy Co.. Henpesy Co., Piue
tcllan X Co.
30 do do do do
% half aud quarter pipes A. Seignette Co. brandy
100 baskets Hoidseek q Co. champagne
100 do grape leaf do
100 do Gusler's Anchor
Port, sherry, and madeira, all grades
Very old rye whiskey. Also low grades
Every article warranted represented. For sale by
STAINS MURRAY A. Co,
Oct 5-lnw3w Corner Of 10Th street and Penn avenue.
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CyINGLE and Double barrel Fosvltng-pteces, &c.
y The happy inform his and the public
seneray that arrivals England lie has
opening OF the largest and
neuts Of priced
English single guns offered i sale
District.
The guns subscribers
best manufacturers England.
Purchasers therefore rely getting good article mode
rate price, &Er8 u Efee sil.a M H
Likewise opened splendid of cunning appaa
aud powder TASKS
and belts bags liquor as patent metallic and other wads,
washing cleaners nipple crewdrive gun
Eys and cartridges,
locks,
rods dog calls, gun aud ramrod headsand fact
every article belonging the I-e t.1t&
call requested the old established stand
Pennsy yvania avenue, Sixth street.
Sep ls-aawSwif JOHN W. BADEN.
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FAN Trade, Is5a.-- starry land and Virginia.

Fall Trade, Is5s.-haryland md Virginia
residing States
fall supplies of goods Of
sualy favorable the approaching season.
We purchased northern and eastern markets very
which additions will be Of all that desirable
and novel In me way OF dry goods.
Styles aud prices constantly
q ~
Ladies' Of all kinds from the panest fabric, to the finest
kinds in endless variety.
Cxnuemens good. medium qualities with all
use proverbay prices
Misses, pay particular all classes
nisses' and chIdren's wenr
styles selected necessary for he
purpose, with q eye styles, fabrics and prices.
Mourning roodsConanty band article OF dry goods
trade
extremely low prices.
kind style, and price, OF the best band
outdoor word, deal Ia
usually found In well ordered dry goods establish
Wo desire % trade.
q dates. l.
relied all
cnSes. PERRY y BROTHER,
Opposite Centre Market, Washington, %. @.
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MISS n HOGAN's English and Fecneh boarding and
III sth OF October, In the second
house o. alley, street. between lih and lAh
made 10 M-s Hogan, the Rev
Dr. ssusr, Wsn. Hogan jr, and at the bookstores. -,
provided for the convenience Of pupils
guardians that they should de from and to
their homes. The yonnx avail themselves Of is
the advantages OF puncusl aud daily
rates fare kc application the principal
qnestsd.
REFERENCES.
Rev. c. NJ. Butler, ID. u. Hon. .. w Maury.
WIN ThoS Carroll, esq. Mr.. Justice Wayne, Sup, Court.
Capt Q. wfikcs, U g. N. Frnncis Markoe, csq.
ksv.l p. w. Rslch, d. ID. Rev. q. n Bedrn, ~ " .
Hon. Hamilton Fish, u. f. r. Me,cafe, 81 D., ". "
Nor mentioned in the circulars that for
such young desire Latin, Italian, spanish,
German OF The most competent professors would
he
octl3-dn 9t#8
NEW BoOKs.-rhe Mystery Solved or, Ireands Mseries-
ms efs"d Cause and Cure; BY the Rev. Edward Marcus Dh
D missionary s Presbyterian church 70 cents
ssm,e "oson OF, the Orphan. Illustrated 10 cents
.nafonri OF, the Infant Pilgrim by Anne Woo"ohe
Near Home the COMMITTEES Of Europe Described With Anee
ss sea NUMEROUS iusaolsI author OF "Peep Of Day.
rsr oni o .a and Ana Described BY author Of "Lios
Holiday Hous.-a sene. Of Tacs u.sed by Miss Csbarns
Uive Leaves by Me- H. a. suourney Iu,s,,se5 rs cents
Living of Dead-a Series o Home Truths Nv Rev j. c. Ryle,
rs rents. - - ~ = ~ ~
For sse BY .a.. GRAY &BALLANTYNE,
Eleventh. street, two doors above FeIiows Hall
frG 90 rra.ha. Pierce by s.shsmi.i H.ysp,.rre.
~ Win an authentic portrait Price, Tk cents, .a
MH - sNNs'
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INEN GOODS, &c.
Ii Very superior Irish linens
1el and Ia-< linen sheeting
+ Pillow linen
Superior damssk table linen
Brown do
aspsrsor dsmssk table-cloth
Napkins aare.I Na
Huckaback and damssk toweliina
ecosch and Russia diapers
b Tcilst snd table covers
kis~n ncor cloth
Birds eye diapers
Medscatsd huckabach
Crash
esep linen, hc., kc
Jua received BY - =
III sSps sf-ecd2w fEkBf n MIL
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THE Lost srn.ss-Deafns.. and Blindne.., by DIR.

TIaE scnses-Deafness and Kindness, by Dr.
i
This work Of great interest," from Of the most learned
accomplished writers Of the revealing the mysteries OF e
woA who been deprived OF the sense OF
Than thty
scholar, state Of
deafness which living be sub
eesed hinscif hs discriminating remarks
the condition Of the blind, (James Mitchell Laura Bndgmnn
thought tie
henom.non presented progress OF tt mental training
n N#9.1tft' f. tChgiaan OlieTrc.
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Vol. 4. Job and the Poetcsl Books,
2. Isaiah the Prophets.
3. Death OF Lord.
4. The Apostles aud the Early Church.
For saIs at GRAY b BALLANTYNE's Bookstore,
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frn 81 rramhisn Pierce by S.shsn,.i .vsberre
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