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0j-THE FuNEaAL SEavics of the late ID. G. G op
pAsp esq, will take place at st. Patrick's Church
this Saturday. morning at 10 O'Clock. :. 80
The friends and acquaintance are respectful,v
Invited to attend without further notice. -
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.Scuere Gale on Lake Erie,

BUFFALO, N. Y, November IA tremendous
gale has ragged on the Lake during the last twenty
four hours, which it is feared has done great dam
age to shipping. The schooner Newbold was to.
tally wrecked this morning. but lives were lost
Insured for So, 900. anH- t1aa ss .s@rrn ata..
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The whole to conclude with (by the desire of
many persons who were unable to attend on the
last representation) the South American Panto-
mine called JOCKO.
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ri o. Series OF Religious Services VIII
commence ia the First Baptist Church, Tenth
street, to morrow morning. at II o'clock. Preach.
ing may be expected at night also at o'clock and
every night during the week. = j.
The pastor will be assisted by the Rev. w. F.
Broddus and other ministers. The public arc re-.
specifically invited to attend .'.'l l,f sd
Nov Is &. ~! e." "r' ..'..* sons
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CHARLES A. BAUDOUINH,
335 Broadway, New York,
Fashionable Furniture and UpAsssiery Manufacfors
and IExreh0use.
Importer Of sici Upholstery Goods and Bronzes
such Paris Clocks and Cnndelabras,
Mantei Ornaments, &C., &c.
LAS received by late arrivals a large and eie.
IL giant assortment of Fancy Furniture, Paris
Clocks and Candelabras, N1antel Ornaments, &C.,
which will be disposed of at unpsually low prices,
for cash or approved credit. Aug l6 SIN
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Alter which, Dancing Entertainment by Mons
SERiN and Mad'iie DOLORES. at =
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ON MONDAY EVENING, NOV. Is, 1852,
The Farewell Entertainment!
KENDALL AND DICKINsON'S TROUPE, with
and without coloring. The first part with white
faces. introducing classic and chaste coIlec.
ton Of wig s.5-' . .e'
Quariettes, Giees, Irios. Songs Ballads ,uiM Cya.
.,. ri0net and AH Horn Solos.
This unique and inimitable entertainment be-
ing for the benefit of JAMES X. KENDALL.
For particulars see the bills.
Nov 1877
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nRAWN NUMBERS Of the Grand Com
~ solidated Lottery of Mary land, Glass No. 10!
28 Is AZ AZ 70 80 46 Is Ga III 67 IA
#tu ,..e@- r. FRANCE & CO., rs
Nov2 HH.. Managers.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Arrival Of tho IllinOis-Later from Peru
aud California.

Arrival Of tho Illinois Later from Peru
and California.
NEw YoRK, November l2.-The steamer Illinois
has arrived, bringing two millions Of dollars in
gold on freight aud three hundred passengers.
Among the passengers is Lieutenant Gillis, of the
navy, who brings dispatches from Mr.. Clay, our
Charge d'Affares at Lima, relative to the Lobos
difficulty, and also reports the arrival of Commo.
dore M Cauey at Callao on the 18th of October
from Valparaiso, whence he left on the ID. Tie re-
ports that a severe earthquake occurred ut VAL
paraiso on the afternoon Of the I'd. 49,.
The Panama Star of the 4th instant contains the
proclamation Of Commodore McCauley,5 dated
Lobos Esiahds, October 20, which Informs the citi
zens of the United States that he 10 instructed TO
abstain from protecting them in iorcibly resisting
the laws of Peru. RS ,r... ..t. .'-.f.. , :
The California dates are to the goth ultimo The
news ID not important. There were large arrivals
from the Atlantic States. and unsettled markets.
The steamer Oregon, which arrived at Panama
on the LIST of November, brought down three hum
dred passengers and twenty Jour hundred thou.
sand dollars In gold gar ~ .t..g }...
arrival Of the Daniel Ipfbsisr. a..
New ORLsXNs, November u Tho steamer
ing $50 passengers. Her news is no later. She
left at San Juan the British brig of Persian in
distress. t....,..s .... ..
Official Vote Of Psnnsyioania.
HARxIsBuHa, November l2-The official vote Of
l19, lSS, Hale $3.50, Broom l,67O. Pierce over
Scott 10 AGO. In 1913 the vote stood Taylor 1856 100
Cass l72, 1856, Van Buren, ii ,ll7.
n Month Later from Utah Territory.
INDEPENpENcE, November 1.-The Salt Lake
mail reached on Friday last, tringing but little
news of interest. We learn from the carrier tina
the Pawnee indiana are becoming troublesome
They have recently robbed small party Of emf
grants to California. Captain Kercheyal had the
Indians in charge: Ta1sSn had lately lost thirteen
horses, stolen by tho came band. e '."'
The Sioux and Cheyennes now at war with
the Pawnees whenever they can find them.
A party Of seventy Mormons we're overtaken by
the carrier at Fort Kcarny. Some Of them ar,
coming here and some to ST. Joseph. they are OF
missionary tour.
On Saturday, Messrs. O. A. Craig and Kncait
arrived here from Salt Lake They left on tn,
| same day the mail did, and bring no further in
| telligence. They report business good. -'
The Santa Fe and Salt Lake mails are to 60 on
| this morning. A courier will be despatched will
the news Of the Presidential election, if the tele
| graph works through WELL Little interest takel
in the election here Health of our city very good
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To be followed by JULIAN MARTINETTI in
feats OF strength and agility on stills.
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I AND WARRANTS WANTED-Thc high
IL est market prices paid for warrants. -
.. HAMILTON G. FAINT,
Oct 25-d& w3m Opposite Treasury huildipg.
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+ To be Dllowed by the very comic Pantomilnt
entitled MONS. DECHALUMEAU.
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the Union Chapel (First Ward) on Sabbath Ito
morrow) morning, at II o'clock. " greg. >a"7'a
20 Nov 10 q ' fhas a.'.@H a..f b. .'H.'.. ,..s,
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

N HODGMAN, No. 81 Maiden Lane and 50
IL Nassau street, (frst corner from Broadwa w
respectfully invites the attention Of his old custom.
ers, and merchants throughout the county aener-
ally, to his stock of India Rubber Goods Of kis own
manufacture, viz; :
Coats, Capes. fonchos, Pants, Overails, Leg.
E,ngs: Cape Gloves and ilittens, Life Preservers,
Vversnoes' Carr:aRe Cloths, Piano Covers. Machine
belt"S, Steam Packing, Door Springs. &C.; and
every description Of Rubber Goods man fac ured
will also be found above.
My goods defy competition or comparison IRE
warranted proof against decomposition in apy eli.
mate, and are offered for sels 10 large or small
quantities, upon the beat terins. Orders solicited
and promptly attended to by ..,. III. s.,...
/. ..0 g..t.s. ID. HODGMAN
"a Maiden Lane and SO Nassau at, n. Y.
Sept IL I. r.r. . So. ~ v 49,
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IMPORTANT TO ALL LITHOGRAPHIC
ESTA IN AMERICA.


ESTABLISHMENTS IN AMERICA.
THE UNDERSIGNED are owners Of the largest
i Quarries IF Lithosraphic Stoaes in Soenhofen,
Bavaria, Germany the only place in the world
found. They keep constantly on hand tho most
erensiue stock of this article, and being constan
supplied from THEIR OWN QUARRIES. they
can of course sell at much LOWER RATE than
dealers who have to buy second hand themselves.
Besides the Yi!oG frat quality stone, they beg to
call the attention Of the trade to their excellent
kiad Of Blue and Blue Gray color, so peculiar to
their Quarries, which, up TO this time, came in
larger quantities exclusively from Quarries of the
undersigned to this market
the subscribers. .-aa 81 80 -
Being always prepared, all orders will be
promptly and punctually attended to.
JEGEL & SCHWARTZ,
Propretors of the famous Quarries and
Importers Of Litbographc Stones at
....., Solenhofen, bavaria, Germany. }
Depot: IL Geld street., New York
Sept 6-3m ." "a 81.
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JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner fthe General Land Office
II. r. G. TRIPLETr,,

Late Chief Clerk Of the Pension Office.
WILL ATTEND to the prosecution Of Claims
w against that Bureau nd against the other
Departments. IA well as before Congress. Address
Box 264, Washington, D. C.. .r.
Oct 6-d3m
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0ONThe Teacher Association will meet
at the Smithsonian Institution this afternoon at,
o'clock. Lecture will be delivered by the Rev.
M NoBLE. A discussion will follow The lecture.
The public are invited. r3
Novi3 o. C. WIGHT, Secretary.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.

SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10, 1852,
l1a ..sl. Last night but one of
Kendall and DickinsOn's Boston Troupe.
Fun and Music in quality and quantity. Look
at the programmes
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~ o. Methodist Protestant Church, 9th ST.
Rev. GEoRaH W. MITCHELL will preach in this
church to. morrow morning, and Rev. w. M. FrR-
oUsos, of New York, in the evening. The public
are respectfully invited ~ Nov 10
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NJ oTES ON CARPENTERS HUMAN PIfvsr
~ ology, by Louis Mackali, NJ. D, pamphict;
50 cents
An Account Of the Reasoning pruc. - NY : Ms
Mackall NJ d., pamphlet; - ceuts
NowS RRANCk TAYLOR,
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TIME OFFICIAL BLUE BOOK, or United States
i Register of all Government Officers, civil and
military, in the pay of the United States, with
their salaries and locations; price SO; postage
(prepaid) 80 cents. 'as tal, .s.r. II - -.
A few copies of the last edition for sale by
TAYLOR & MAURY, p
- Nov 10 Booksellers, Washington citv
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HUGH ES, DUPUY AND GRIEVANCE,

/ MPUHTEKS OFFANCY GOODS, Jet and Berlin
Iron Goods, Bone. Jet and Berlin Iron Bracelets,
brooches, Combs, &c, Buttons of all kinds Brush
60, Percussion Caps, Imitation Jewelry, Fans OF all
descriptions and qualities. Silk and Fancy Dress
Buttons OF many styles, Beads, Calfskins, Hooks
and Eyes, &C., SC. ....... Lac.
Depot for the most superior quality of French
Accordeons and Flutinas.
No. 10 William street, Cup stairs,) New York.
The newest Paris fancy articles received by eve
ry steamer from Europe. So,
Oct l9-3m -
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BOOK NOTICE.

LIBRARY House. OF REpnEsEsrArivEs,
August ~, 1852.
A LARGE NUMBER OF BOOKS belonging
IA to this office yet out. The members OF
the House, and others having them in their pos
session. are respectfully requested to cause them
to be returned. rH JOHN A. PARKER 9
Librarian House Of Representatives
Aug 26-dtf Hu.# ss ....E '. sg. n
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DOPULAR SUPERS1ITIONS, aud the truth
contained therein, with an account of Ma
merism, by Herbert Mayo, Nj. ID.
Bonds Dental Me !icinc; new edition,
Chit. Chat, or Short Tales in Short WORDS
TAYLOR & MAuRY.
Nov Bookacllers, near 9Th ~.
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IN SATURDAY EVENING, NOV

The perfoT nance will commence with the very
comic Paniomime called fHE ENCHANTED
EIUTE s' III /. y. i ~
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nESIRABLE ROOMS AND OFFICES, op-
II posite the Treasury Department, for rent.
Apply to ~ Dbl CHUBB, BROTHERS,
pa" Nov S-eod2w 20. ..,. ",
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o. Religious Notice.--The Ordinance OF
Baptism will be administered by the Rev. Dr.
TEAsDALE in the Street Baptist Church on sun
Gay night, the 18th instant, at the close of the
mon. Nov Is
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Ell Jaieo, by Madlle vICToRINE FRANCK.
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EVANSVILLE and ILLINOIS RAILROAD
IL ssUen per &C mt Mortgage Bonds, ,-...,,.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
sir per cent Bonds. 1890. -. -, p. 3.
BURLINGTON IOWA CITY, eight per cent
Bonds. ri.s .,...l ,-.,.. CO.,. < ...
WASHINGTON si1 per cent. QUARTERLY
STOCK. a.s. ...,'r, ... .....,s ,.t. ~ -.
For sale by CHUBB, BROTHERS,
Nov S-eodtw .s Bankers,r opposite Treasury.
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MADAME DELARUE WILL OPEN THIS
1vx day handsome assortment OF. Paris Hats
Caps, Head-dresses, Flowers. and Ribands; TO ali
Of which the attention of the Ladies 10 particular
ly solicited &. i r.tf.y5t gsg IN
Madame ID. will also open on Tuesday next u
great variety Of fancy goods. ~, 49,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th and 18Th
sWeeu' NEaaF f" "t tU t, Nov l3-d3t
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
Farewell night of the RAvEL FAMILY.

E. a. MARSHALL. - ~. Sole Lessee
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U-Crayon Dagaerrcotypesb by Whitehurst
new and beautiful style Of Photographic Like
nesses, possessing all the beauty and artistic nisl
the above can be seen at w HIrsnussr's, between
n and 9th streets, Pennsylvania avenue Cullant
sec them. Oct 2O-tf
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Nrm Qork ADVERTISEMENTS.
ST. NICHOLAsHOTEy..
ST NHNHNOLfb HOVEI,
BETWEEN sPRiNG AND BRoomE srRsxTs
broadway, New York

Broadway, New York,
/ 40 TREADWELL & ACKER, PnopRIEroas
THIS MAGNIFICENT, MARIE HOTEL. nm.
i equalled in architectural b. aly, and in all
the appliances that minister TO convenience com.
fort, and luxury. will be opened ubut The lat of
December neIt by the subscribers. Centrally situ-
ated between the fashionable and business portions
Of the city, it presents unrivalied advantages in
point Of location. The edi6ce erected for the
leases, Messrs Treadwell g. Acker, l.y d. H.
Haght. esq and the intcrior arrangements as re-
CARDS ventilation, &c, are an entirely original
plan. IL is the design of the undersigned to rem
der the ST. Nicholas in all respects a MODEL HOTEL
ton in all its departments which shall be known
and appreciated throughout the civilized world
Nov 5-3m TREADWELL ACKER
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FERDINAND MOULTON,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
At IRVING HOTEL,
Washington, d. C.
Oct T-3m ' ...,.'.
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GUYOT'S FRENCH WRITING INK - just
~ imported direct from Paris by '.,. gu.
NOV b .t 4..EHHa tie FRANCK TAYLOR. p
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Col. Corps Typographical Engineers.
To be inherited in the Republic, lntegencer, and
Union, Washington Courier and Enquirer, New
York; Commercial Advertiser, Buffalo; Advert
ser, Detroit; Commercial Advertiser Chicag go,
twenty times daily, then twice a week till Goth
December. b,
Oct 25-d2Ot Il 2tawtDec2O
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HAREIsBuRa, November l2.-The official vote of
Pennsylvania stands, for Pierce 1858. Scott
l19. lss, Hale $3.50, Broom ,670 Pierce over
Scott 400. In 1873 the vote STOOD Taylor 1856
Cass liz, 1856, Van Buren, ll,ll7.
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STATION ERY.-Take notice, tina a the Con.
gress Gard and Stationery Mandatory, No 46
Vesfy street, New York, you can purchase Play
Ing and Enamelfd Cards OF every description,
manufactured OF superior stock, and OF better
hnish, and at lower prices, than can be pure hased
OF any other house in the United Staies. Be par
ticuiar to call and examine for yourselves before
purchasing. .' Aug 2I-3m
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Gable UaIk,
Cold is Cadwallo's tongue,
That hush'd the stormy main;
Brave urien sleeps upon his craggy bed
Mountains we mourn in vain,
MOlrpd whose magic snptr

= Cold is Cadwallo's tongue
That hush'd the stormy main
Brave uren sleeps upon his craggy bed
Mountains ye mourn in vain,
Modred, whose magic song
Made huge Plinlmmon bow his cloud topped head y
Nevertheless most musical composers of note leave their
celebrated works to postery assertion that can be
verified by examining the varied published music sold by
Ii. D. Hewitt 80 Camp street While there you might as
well look at his musical Instruments
8 shirt shirt my kingdom for shirt ~ was not
the celebrated exclamation of Richard the Third at
worth field This fact brings wildly to recollection
that leighton 63 Canal street has superb linen shirts
three dollars and admirable cotton ones, with linen
fronts for dollar and half Such cheering intei-
gence as this will be duly appreciated by those who have
been seeking for such establishment
Since summer is approaching at rapid pace SO will a
large portion of population retire into the country
would be advisable therefore that families before moving
should provide themselves with books We would desg-
nate Whites SO Canal street. as yery suitable
ment for making such purchases The education of chill
dren should not be wholly neglected in summer time
(when they have country the same time) and
White can furnish besides miscellaneous publications
schoobooks and interesting illustrated story-books for
children.
one thing Is certain-that the practical science and
Workmanship evnced by DR. Charles t. Kells in his dem
ta BUSINESS are bringing him considerable custom while
In ms moderate scale of charges he another
vantage Besides in his treatment of childrens teeth he
Is very successful partly owing his winning manners
the young In short, entertain him the same opin
ion as the editor of the Delta DR. Kels office at the
corner OF St Charles and North streets
This is announced to be the last week of Gddons Pa
norana OF Egypt Nuba and the river Nile at CONNER
cia Exchange Hall St Charles street
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Arrivals a.t the PRINCIPAL Hotels,

ST LOUIS Morris Ketcbum Louis Bof.t Am NoDt,stt and
MSorrsl an5 John Hough Pa Garland alo
Prat SanI , Miss Sorre Miss Mary Sorrel Miss Sorrel
Hudson and sdy r. barrow H 1onpkn Francis web
serya1ts " IT W Withc and lady. children
and ad i BatShelor and lady, Hopkins. Thos
doon a. n M a Pfatt PA Carter and ady Baltimore II
bisb D 9 asdi E vandshoo Y W M.chsl III ASn-
tiIs, n Iekas NJ Craig W Il Starr,
s Hs,ahsid Hepburn, Dous Wilson La D ii Per.
S3s, W w Shields, D Shields, Miss
ar 1onn bshop Mrs Sarah Goodrich Richardson
crvsr IfT E ;,ah ky Jas Knapp David Hood,
fertson fortson VIM Hewitt Miss; H Fns,ey Tenn Brown
a.nhatl " II MITCHELL Ill NJ L and J " Craig, Ark,
AIR. John Williams Williams, Nj Rowe, Miss; b
Ghb, S " " Ewin La Shulenberger II Bryant Ark DR.
hneman, Las NJ Bear, Shreveport; Watts
Hteia Gomey Ark Stuart Warren Warren HYDE
Alssi " NARROW, Ais; David Ritter n Y.
liz NJ .Pr Taylor Miss II Bradley, " Goats
b., WtnteInlan John Drag, Strong A Brady,
l Na'e, La James Wilson, rhos ReGfee o.
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Important communication,
DIR. SHERMAN AND HIS RUPTURE CIrRE

NEwoRlEANs, March &c, 1852.
eS''s Editors the CrtscoatPermt me- through the or hmm, at
you! '' 70 present to the public the following facts I NAV be
~ ~ nsh'ens many who constantly exposed to serious
calamity During practice of twenty years frequent ap
Cations made to me- by afflicted hernia TO relief have
also witnessed many terminate this e after suA nr bs r,ips nj
S'gu"'on when all medical failed and in some instances
alter they Ind undergone n surgical opcraon
have therefore had au ,ppv Al, the
USE and found all but that ,a and
injurious ahodns only temporary relief while they relaxed the muscles
"ha Gradually enlarged the rupture on. alude to As meeting
my views shermans New Tn,, NV attention was first
called 10 1t by patient of minc had suffered with bad run
' '' many years after he hal using successfully for
" Ou weeks since whir h time have
"' persons many OF whom permanently cured
from my knowledge Of whn, olr accomplished by the
use Oh MS truss mud Rapnu, Wash give it as my opinion a,
every case Of RUPTURE hi, rc,ne,, NM, he ,di,, a
u. L. WARD NJ ID
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lats lauhIicatinnS.

j. c. Morgan, Exchange Place has sent in the following
new works. just received and for sale his extensive and
well arranged Book and cheap publication establishment
Men and Women of the Eighteenth Century, by Ar.
sene Houssaye This work which is in two neatly bound
Volumes is made up of sketches of various prominent
characters and important events in the 18th century and
contains much to amuse and instruct 1t will prove
valuable addition to library
"The Book of Ballads" edited by Bon Gauter being
large collection of the most beautiful ballads extaut
The above from the publishing house Redfed Cn
ton, Hall, NewYork
THE World here and there Notes of Travellers
being No. 4 of Putnams semmonthy library 1t will he
found excellent companion for travellers or leisure
hour at home
Count MonteLeone,n or the Spy in Society from the
French of H. De St Georges novel with elegant illus
trations from Strngcr & Townsend NewYork
"Rayensclihe," novel by the author of Time the
Avenger,n etc, etc, from Harper & Brothers.
The Head of the Family" novel by the author OF
"olye.'' etc, also from the Messrs. Harpers
The School for Husbaads, by Lady Bulwer Lytton
This novel has been spoken of in high by the
of the North 1t is from the publishing house A. Hart
late Carey Hart Philadelphia.
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The PANORAMA NILE.-By the subjoined an
nouncement it will be that Professor Gddon wishes
to dispose of the Panorama of the Nile we have nc
hesitation in saying that it would prove profitable in
yestment. We do not know of beautiful or inter
esting work of art Professor iddon being about te
proceed to Mobile where he proposes deliver series
lectures, the exhibition of the Panorama will close this
week. and those who have it, should not miss the
opportunity of doing so:
Notice-Mr. Gliddon contemplating VOYAGE to the
Levant offers for sale the splendid painting well known
as the original Panorama of the Nile 1t was painted in
London in S49 by the celebrated artists Warren Bono
mi Fahey. Martini Corboud and Wcigall and is in per-
feet condition Having been exhibited solely at Bangor
Portland Boston, Providence NewYor1. Philadelphia,
Baltimore Washington. Richmond Pittsburgh and New
comenced all the great cities of the South and West
well many in the Eastern States present untrodden
and profitable fields to purchasers Canada Nova Scotia
Cuba Mexico and the West Indies also promise fair renu
neaton The receipts of Its exhibition the above
named cities, notwithstanding that the picture has re-
manned closed for fifteen months amount Sl4SOO In
the hands of adept its future would yield handsome
returns or. if owned and exhibited in benefits by
temperance missionary other charitable associations
far larger incomes might be realized in the United States
Cut into tabeaux Is feet long by broad this Panora ma
being painted in oil. would give about fifty unique oren-
tai pictures, admirably adapted for tapestry. etc
Written descriptions and every requisite information
furnished
Terms-One half cash, and the other in bills at twelve
months upon unexccptionable security.
NB.-The artistic excellence of the painting will be
appreciated and the magical effect of its scenes greatly
enhanced by looking at them through opera glasses