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ID EGLEMENrS CONsULAIUks DIES FRINCI"AUX
II pEurops pAmeque, les Fonctons Abuuons,
eroraver nmupes, Devors Obligations les Droils le
&C. par ous-y General
de France 1 Leip-ie, 1881.
Manuel des Agents Gonsunres NJ. Morou vol Paris,
1850.
pauque de. Consulate NJ DE Clereq ct NJ De vsO
vol PARIS, 1851.
Maruei Pruque Con.ulat, par r. A. DC Menseh. vol.
Ihcuonsire du Diplomatic Consuj par De cussy
1876
on Uon-usr wsrden, Consul General of The
United vol. Tin Eneish) Paris, lsl3
Droits Foncons drs Agents
Conulaires Baron Charles De Martens
Fourth ediuon-2 vols Paris 1881.
Recruit, Manuel Praqpe de Traes Conventions ct aues
Dpomaue h Baron De Martens ct le Baron dc Gus
sy vols Bepsic, 1912
H,sto,re Generate Par Transactions
weshals s Compe dc Garden,
Tavaux dc Koch sch@i SC ~ vols Paris,
1851.
Dro des Gems e Baron Charles De Mar
2 vols. Leipsic, 1877
Nouves Ceebrss du Doi des Gems dc Martens
vols. Beipsic, 1888
Histoire par II, Wheaton vols. Lepsc,
1896
code Manuel de pAuhorte Cve qui de. De
psrtmenp dc Marne Durat Lasae vol
Paris, 1874.
Commerce Charles Jauets. vol Pa
rs 1859.
Historic Conse d'Eia. par Resnault vol. Paris,
1851
hnnsara dea D.ur Mondessorc
1851, 1860. Paris, Sep'rmher, 1852
just i'm ported by steamer Humboldt by . -
Deco fRANCk TAYLOR
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAXPhYERs.-Nouce is hereby
IN that the OF delinquent in
preparation and will be completed published
about the first OF December
The undersigned respectfully that the allows
discretion, makes imperative
exception, which
All interested earnestly
and by paying avoid the hoavy Of Advertisement
RI. ROCHE,
Nov e-eou Collector.
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u OWEN & son, Merchant Tsilor., beg leave 60 In
II, friends the public generally that they have
fall and winter goods comprising assort
cloths together with m variety Of choice fancy
&c. Sc, and would respectfully solicit call
oct9l-3taudw
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KNICK-KNACKS; by Louis Gaylord Clarke
N Poems by Matte Griffith, first collected
Time and Tide, Strive and Win by A. b. Roe.
Tales of the County, for young folks.
Footsteps Natural History, do do
Uncle Harvey's Tales, do do -..
Received TAYLOR & MAURfS
Nov rs Bookstore, 9th street.
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1000 cords best cobble crib ballast
Proposals o materials similar quantities quality will
ceiyed The time for Dunkirk, New York.
The will require the delivery made during
month May The whole be delivered by the 3s
May.
Inspection will be made delivered
Third whole will be
quantities delivered Inspected per upon
the hereof forfeited United
States the shall fail in his contract be paid
tbe final iulhlment of his coDtIaci
All materials viii
and received United but after being
and received the materials being then United
States will be risk Of the United states.
The be subject when he has sufficient
quantity ready for delivery to delay than three
a United States TO and receive the
Each bad be accompanied with bidder
responsible and able to fulfil his obligati
The War Department itself OF
bids in all and OF reducing the
bid bnns the according his
low the limit OF appropriations.
j. J. ALBERT,
Col. Corps Typographical Engineers.
Dec ll-dl2k2iawtFebl0
To be inserted the Republic, nteleencer Uson,
Courier and Enquirer and Express New York
cn Advertiser, Buffalo, New York Advertiser Detroit
Albany Register Albany, Erie Gazette Erie
yana twelve times daily, then twice week until February TO-
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PROPOSALS. EOH DREDGE BOATS.
WAR DrrARrAssr

WAR DsrARrAssr,
bureau Corps Typographical Engineers,
PROPOSALS viii be received ncladns day
% De DC worked a,i . M ey ssn pressure engines, viz;
al Whitehall Isrbor, 0 Lsk Champian.
One Lake onao deseed inspected
one Lake Erie delivered Inspected and
ior Lake Michigan delivered, Inspected and received
al wbeaso Illinois. - 80, ia,
guards feet wide sufficient ladder paddle wheels
To have Two yadea boers made ne Sss, boiler ron
geate m an iae IN thickness twenty-five feet isns and forty
re wShn Ing cylinders ?. s engine g Be twelve nss, che diam
aleng,h Of stroke Of four ieei win half
Zach boat 70 nave Tor iocomoon with suitable
work ne boat say captain mate pilot engneer and Twelve hands
No advance win a contract
OF paid for until after has been inspected and ed and found
Each boat YIN supplied with sosa %
oars for assisting in weighing anchor
The boa. viii be Inspected n reference 70
riais, and and VIII be subject the following
Isl AZ to locomotive will have TO not less than
seeve consecutive hours at Of less than six miles
ID. dredging power. win discharge
into loose saudi 100 cubic yards
yards hour pare clay, yards
snneoS. clay and Of ana and gravel 60 cube yards the hour
This be The continued work the during hours
Each viii have to supplied with an anchor of not less than
s So a S, TWO sss Of zoo % each and
Also AZ inch hemp cable 100 falioms long.
The trials will be under a pressure dredging
ceedng 6s pounds the square inch for ocomoon not exceeding
$50 pounds the square inch.
The trials inspection by agent
The boats to be ready the stated by the
Proposals will be dschagng
for each dredge be provided goot
sweeps arranged discharge
Each boat capable holding less than 40
waited soil.
Proposals undersigned and marked t
envelope " Proposals for Dredge -boat'
j. J. ALBERT
Col. Corps Top Engineers
Republic nteliiacncer aud Union, Washington
Enquirer, E-press New York Commercial Advertiser
Advertiser, Detroit, Michgan Commercial
tise Chicago, Illinois, Commercial Times oswego, N VI Pits
Gazette Pisbarg, Albany Register, Albany N.
will above daily inerons then twice
February 10.
Dec l0-d20tG 2wtFeb 10
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RNEHb-S fashionsbte New York Hats winter styles
~ am regularly receiving fresh from manufseoy,
new and aptn styles of my getting up
always on hand, at the lowest cash prices, slaf
LES. - yw CHARLES ". LANES :
Ha', Cap, and ecntemen's Furnishing Establishment,
renpsylyaria syefue, A street
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iEMENT CEMENT.-A fresh supply Of best New York es
" mcn Just received.
expected packet 100 casks best alcined plaster
r. M. PEARSON 4 CO.,
Dec I--eo6t 7sh sarest, nsax Canal.
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Useful and Nari ionx--We have this
lowing which call the attention Of our end customers
and the public generally:
10 pieces table damask, all grades
80 dozen table napkins, all prices
l25 do towels, from l24 cents
rs pieces all widths sheeiings, cheap
80 do pillow-case
500 do bleached all prices and makes
500 do fancy prin~ all grades
20 DO black alpacss, To sell at - cents
20 do black prints to sell atbl
IS do heavy fuied cloths, for servants
IS do plaid country lnseys
$50 do mousselines dc lsine, i2k cents
200 do do lsA and 05
100 do reny plaid cotons
loo do heavy osnabprrs
100 linen table cloths, hencbe5 and brown
Is pieces buokaback, for towelng, hc.
so do best Russia diapers
With u general and complete assortment Of aiknds Of dry
goods. VERIFY MILLER,
Of 9Th and Penn avenue,
Nov ll--dlmif Miss Dermotts new building
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6ettcs.

GrSpsaL Lhrp oruor, October u, 1850.
NUMEROUS apple having made this Office the
" mtec decided full consideration
1gnmcnt- Of when before witnesses
20 acknowledged before pshlic all however,
accompanied cerncate under es from the sushor
w tho Official character of the The Of taking such
"AnoNlsdgnenfs, the his
The instructions o the o3d March will therefore he regarded
@ - amended. JOHN WILSON,
W. lct lb--3tawfw Commissioner
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AIDES DRESS GOODS-We have just opened splendid
IL stock goods OF rich brocade and
silks, rich French Cashmeres and laines. English and
the fashionable colors which
selling reduced rich black broeade and high use plain
black SILKS Canton cloths apacas, and bosbazine which
call and before
ing, al determined to offer bargains.
MAXWELL, SEARS, h COLLEY,
Pennsylvania avenue between ath and 10th streets.
Ueca
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NENTLEMEN's UDder-g svnnents for winter. silk.
VI Cashmere, morino, lambs WOOL flannel Astoria
net and psina large assortment on hand which will be sold
very cheap for cash, at
.#.# CHARLES ". LANES
Hat, Cap, and Gentlemen's Furnishing Establishment
Pennsylvania avenua n street.
Dec s-eod2wn
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IgE Great Ccr,yr,sssont the Christian
tued and charged convey the Gospel the World
Rev. John Harris, d. II. l#.5E#
The eree, Teschcr-Charactersc Of Lords Ministry; by
the Rev. Iohn Harris.
Religious Progress The Development Christ.
inn Character by the Rev. Wiiism r. Williams.
Sacred Rhetnrc Composition and Delivery Of Sermons by
Henry j. Ripley. To which added Hints Erenposneous
Preaching; ny Henry Ware, u. ~
The chrtStsns Daily Tr~ssurvi by Ehenersr Temple
Lectures the Lords Prayer by William n. Williams
For salc nj GRAY A. n NLLhNTFNE'S
Religious Rook Depository.
Nov. II Seventh
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IutEnGoLD Carpentry sDd Buiidt"gt ON the Com
ucton offoors Roofs. Bridges tbs strength and
us oi Timber, Ac Ae Complete large quaro vo,
@ win very large and small engrnvinR fnce, well
bound, St25. .- s...". +. Il .#
Also variety o. practical woks English and American on Gar
butiding, Construction, Masonry, Rural and CITY Arohnsc
w. bndge Budine Moars and Cemer The Measurement -
Nmk and Materials; Timber ron Practical Mechanics
~ Mathematics, hc. &c, &C, s..,l l...l.. IL. ..gI
Noy9 FRANcg TAYLOR.
MuhHs by the Donsan Family
Memo Of Mary Lunde Duucsn. sditor l6-po 2S
Memoir Of George A, i,undie lsmo cents s...sH ss
*
Ihe Children Of the Manse New edition. portrait aud
''uiuonal Illustrations. l6mo. 81
n.
Inc Sacred Philosophy of the Seasons vols, lomo. -.
"a collage Preside The Parish sehoolna.r. iusra
's ltmo. 40 cents.
: iae' oi the Scottish Psssanty. Illustrated, lspo
n.
ny Fggnss , ot Ny Children. square Illustrated os
Na,sW GRAY HALLANTyNE,
Seventh ssset.
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NEW Fall MtiIiDerY-Mrs CHoATE will open her fall mil
IN where ladies OF
Washington vicinity be accommodated the most
Chost~'s bo been reren
hed with tmmns ribbons, &C., also large variety m useful
and fancy suitable for the a street, west side,
near rwnnsyivanis octli-dh
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ST. MARY's SCHOOL, Raleigh, N. @.

Rep. 3ldcTf SWedcs, RecI0T.
EINELY SITUATED in remarkably healthfu region
ample conmodous buildings, midst Of
grounds and with able and experienced Of
departments OF polite education
peculiar
and religious training of their children.
The board pupil tuition English,
French and music 2 of five months Extra charges
made other Ac. For
OF
school, suboned Of the
children have been Its pupils r
Bishop Gnen, of Miss Rev. Charles Manu. WIN. II.
ESQ., Va; Rev r. g. Msson D. Rev s. Johnston, Rev.
NJ Hawks N. c.; Thomas Davis, r. j. Bhand, Dr.
Thomas smith, Major Bacot g. C Hon d. Cameron Hoe.
George Badger Hon VIM H. Haywood r Hon. John H. bsyan
Saunders Hon. NJ Boydn, Gov Manly Gov lrsde
Judge Judge Battle Judge CALDWELL Judge see Prcden
SWAIN and Rev DR.. J. Il. Wheat
To This which might be greatly extended, the Rector aAAs
Bishop clergy the f. Church. North
Bishop Of Maryland, Tennessee and IousaAa
The Of the school viii the 9th January
1853. =
For circular containing full nfomation apply Rector
Raleigh, N q. Nov V--Steod
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('OLDwstsr Hydropathio Encyclopedias
" ten Of bydropathy and hygiene, in eight part,
j. Outlines OF Anatomy--ilus,rated.
" Physiology Of the Human Body
2. Hygienc Agencies, and the Preservation Of Health.
4. Detetcs and Hydropsthio Cookery
5, Theory and Practice OF Water Trestmsnt
g. Special Pathology, Hydro Therapeutics including the
Treatment Of all
7. Application Surgical Diseases.
e. Application Hydrdp.thy Midwifery and the
Designed families and students. and
physicians by n. J. Trail, NJ ID. - ...-- .-..-..
For sale by GRAY BALLANTYNE
Nov II n street.
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T,JtE BIBLE COMPANION s-d~sIgued for the Assist-
NJ Rhe glasses. families students of the scrp
introduction the Rev. q w. Tynx, DID. Forty
h.. MN
A Lamb from the Flock; by Or Tying. Twenty 1--WE ecn'.
Law snd Gospel, by Dr. Tying 81 80.
The Isr~. Of Coda senes of discostse.. 81 80,
Cku.s An ~ 80,
R$coiect,ons Of England, - ..,.E-#. gsgly ..Li
For sale BY GRAY n RALLANJbNk,.
IT, Seventh street.
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Proposals Timber, &C., Erie Dunkirk.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Bureau of Typographical Engineers,
December 0, 1852
DROPOsALs will be received and ncldng 10Th
February following articles required Ere
sylvania
Oak Timber.
I73 pieces, each 30 feet long, hewed timber, i2 by 2
pieces each 90 long, hewed and sawed, by 10
33 pieces each I6 long, hewed or sawed, by 10
50 pieces each IA feet long, hewcd or sawed, by 10
"a feet long IA al the big end (Wheber hewed
sawed will be stated in the proposa)
black hewed be stated
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HNHE Lost senses-Deafness and BIindness, by DIR.
Ktto.
This work of great interest," from OF the most learned
accomplished revealing the
world which those live who have been deprived OF the of
Ever his boyhooa than thirty
ko life of a scholar, a
deafness which living
jeced. His himself his
condition Of the blind, Uames MITCHELL Laura Bndgeman,
with thought
in the of their mental ainng
Il Chrsftan Observer.
KrTTo's DAnY BIBLE Series; vols
~ mo. 81
L. Antediluvians and Pairiarchs.
2 Moses and the Judges
). Samuel, Saul, and David.
4. Solomon Kings.
Evening Seriesi 4 vols. ~ 81
= Vol L. job aud the Pootcnl Books.
g. Isaiah aud the Prophes
g. The Lite and Death OF our Lord.
4 The Apostles and the Early Church.
For sale GRAY BALLANTYNE'S Bookstore,
Sep lift 9TH street. doors above Odd Feiows' Hail.
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CLEGANT SETS OF FURs.-TODD co. offer o 4
II metropolis vicinity rich and valuable colecuoa
". .. .. lf Y
The the richest and finest descriptions Of
Hudsons sabes baum and chin
cia Canadian mink black variety Of chldrcn
bonne chdens whites pearl gray, brown and black
by and fashion at their sal
and sold at satisfactory prices
Brown's Marble Hoe Buildings, Pennsylvania
5-6teodf
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VNICK KSACKs Editors Table by Louis
n. Gaylord Clark.
Tolons Elementary Spanish Reader and Translator,
Hsrs Principles and Practice Of Dental Sugeynew edition
Physician Book ". Wyhes, N. ID.
LII. OF Henry Clay. I vol. 1smo-iiuspsted
Nov "a a#a..@5 PHANCk TAYLOR
THE National Magazine November II ready.
Coa,en Bryant Powerful Microscope Life and
Tunes OF Johnson, (ncs History Of the Achsns
Msraaret Fuller os~oie Orhoesphy Webster The Good
oiyls Ghost Training Bishop LATIN Hymns The
Process OF Sculpture, &C, kc., &c.
Price, ~ 10 number.
For sale by SCENTS, GRAY h BALLANTyNE, l..
Ort24 Seventh street
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HIs and convenient house thoroughly
and rhed, with entirely furniture Of hsndsome asd
Portable STYLE win he opened This day. "wednesday the oh Instant
The subscriber public Thnse who
him be assured hcspabse rscspena,
comforts will make
house svoaby with the best kept hotels in The District
elsewhere.
omnbues and on the Capitol rsnnias
n O'Clock at night WIN. NJ. PITZHUOH.
Nov ln-~cdful
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rUDMANsS RECOuD, Sketches cf all Dsstsn~
sushed Women, from beginning iii 1857 by Mrs Male,
'' - TAYLOR MAURYH
DAea Rookss,re, nss~ OH
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ID y. STEER, Merchant Tailor. large
Seventh Odd felowa' Nall,
c public particularly patroaS
friends his superior of Renuemen sood, eMurssy
and adapted the which French and Entsa
med,
Of French cloths all
French English
o silk
together dess shirts
socka umbrellas dressing
everything complete wardrobe
Al work done elegant Style and warranted psease.
I-3taw3wif
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IA RS. JANE TAYLOR, tho south Side Of Ponnsyl-
AZ and 9th has several vacant
memberspcnnanent transient b0ardets
accommodated with board and private paro dssrcd
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RUGBY ACADEMY,

RUGBY ACADEMY,
(Corner Of K and lHh streets
pOARDING and Day school for Young GeutemenG. r. Mori
u principal.
X. w Bushnell, Nj. A., associate principal.
A. j. Richardson, tutor
John on, teacher Of pcnmanship
Mons. Il. Raouit, teacher Of French language.
Thos. +. Everett, A. NJ, M. d.,
Professor Charles Glrard, lecturers.
Professor William Chanccy LangdoD, A. M,
Circulars can be hada AT he academy. 5-eod2w+
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CONkTAtNG NEW-scofch snonnsies and csrd
in the Scoh s,ylevey and Also Turkey
Morocco monnses with steel clasps variety and Of The
latest ssyle.-convcnient neat and cheap
Also and pepier card Pocket knives
ladies' Reptemsn and boys knives
hae qualities Ivory tablets, gold folders hand
Inder book
co.t ~ Whiting decks, portfolios &c, hc.
For W GRAY h BhLLANrYNE,
Oct
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MRS E. BRxANrs Private Boarding House MRS.
wi BRYANT, formerly the OF 18th and New
houses on street, between 18th and is Immediately opposite 10
Episcopal Church respectfully her friends and
phes and style ready reception
by the 25,h both Having spared
denty promise guests comfortable
dauons any be found in tho city, excepted
board time
Mrs Bant private residence, the southwest OF OH
and streets. Dec 5-9awun
SUPERIoR WHITE FLANvELs-sueh a. weich, SEQ
held ssrony two and half yard. wide, for
dies skirng, with large lot of low priced Also
shades Of sack hannels, at The new dry goods store
MAxwELL, SEARS, Colby,
| AIDES CLOAKs AND CAPEs--wih splendid as.ort
bay state and printed Cashmere .haw' which u
received at the new dry good. % .,ors of arna o,
Pennsylvania avenue. between 9th and 10Th
Dec 5-2wcodif
EMaRoIpERIEs KID GLOVES AND HOSIERY
muslin and osmhric bands earnr
silk whq black, and colored merino do
~" ''''''' '"' maxwell STARS 'x coLLey,s
New DRY Goods store.
Pennsyivania avenue, between OH and streets.
EmovAI-we would respectfully announce 10 our friends
and the public generally ,hs, have
where we are opening large and
o. ierean and domestic dry goods, which determined
offer rres'er Inducements
house in this city elsewhere. We earnestly
our customers and friends and the public issps miller
Corner OF TN street avenue,
Nov li-eolmf Miss Dermots NJ hu,di-s-
REERE-s nsh,cn.h,. New York H.s. winter style.
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MINCED MEAT, Minced Meaf--Psr-ons in o< rood
vi making he sccou-
modsted with article poss los
70 pound sending their orders
fcctionery, (lnte Emmeus) Bridge street. Georgetown d.
The OF this establishment for all
well known, putting is unnecessary.
Orders s.o be et Buneu confectionery Pennsyvana
Fourteenth
Q-1sw3w
FURNISHED house for rcnt~-A hovse In
pe,abborhocd Of the eousanins
eight and stchen Will be rented low immediate appca~
lion be made. Apply 10
JAS c. MCGUIRE,
Dec 9-eoh Auct and Comm Meschaat.
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The Republic Inelgenco, and Union, Washington, c. cou
and Enquirer and Express, New York Pennsyyans In
quTcr News Philadelphia Cincinnati Gazette, Cincn
ohio Louisville Journal, Loa,svle, kenucky 81 Louis
Republican, Louis Missouri Shreveport Herald Shreveport
la Orleans bulletin, New Orleans Bee, and
New Oheas Republican, New Oesns La, will insert the above
daily times until January 3, 1853.
2t-dlut
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NEW silks and Dress Materials Gencrally.-The sub
scber received the following which they Fsspsc
fully attention of citizens and sojouners, viz
25 pieces rich br0cade silks
25 do elegant brocades for evening
l2 rich plain rept silks, all coiors
II do rich plain poult de sole, for evening
rs do rich hgued poult de suie
10 do rich black figured silks
black de Rhine
Is do c0loIed and black watered silks
II do elegant Lyons vevels, all colors
SO do fine French meinos do
rs do Cashmere decossc
80 do do mousselines dc LANES
10 do rich plaid raw silks
do French mernos, for misses dresses
Together a full asso of mourning dress goods.
HOOE, BROTHER, 4 co.
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NEW BOOKs-Tbe Mystery Solved ircland's Miseries
IN Edward Marcus Din,
NJ D. the Irish Presbyterian church IS
Jamie Gordon or, the Orphan. Illustrated rs cents.
shades ofChafacer the Infant Pilgrim by Anne W.odroe
vols. 81 So
Home Europe Described with Anec-
by the author Of "Peep Of Day
rs
Par or or Described by Of Cline
upon Lin.,i &c. IS cents.
Heliday seues Of Tales illustrated by Miss Caihans
Sinclair rs cents
Olive by Mr.. L. ". sgourney Illustrated, IS cents
The by Dr. Kite. rs cents.
Living or Truths by Rev. j. c. Ryle.
rs cents. ..
For sale by GRAY A &BALLANTyNE,
Seventh street, doors above odd Fellows Hall.
oc,l
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MEMOIRs OF the Lar. and Writings of Thomn
III Chalmers, ID. D., L. l.. d., by Rev. Dr. Hanna vols
The Of this rkable complete, and
had as also his complete works, at - -
GRAY & HALLANTyNE'S,
Nov. II Religious Book Depository, 7h street
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War Dennrtment.

Bureau Typographical Engineers, Sept. IL, 1884,
DROPoSAS will be received by the Secretary Of War until the
January, removal Of the raft ksd
which time the contract will be awarded to the lowest
bidder provided satisfactory the depart
mnt and no hundred thousand dollars.
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Fonl oF VI En-.
TO the Navy Agent al Washington, ID. c.:

/,
furnish perform work required for the OBJ
ervaoy your dated 10Th day Of Nove-
b 1859, subject aiI the requirements OF the
For ---, [write the aggregate in words
Signed by person making offer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-13
RICHMOND EMO t UERAss'
TIE NEH LEGISLATURE.

On Saturday and last evening" the steamboats, ana caha
packets brought large number OF members 10 he c! anu
we have every indication that there will be full quorum o
both Houses when they assemble in the Capitol al IL M
,odav Ual tho official proclamation OF the election OF
Air Ieake as Lieut. Governor the Senate Will require tne
services of President pro He will doubtless be cho-
s,n to-day as well as officers Of tho Senate. The House
will also have but little difficulty imagine, in eecilne
their Speaker and other officers.
As soon as both Houses shall be organized, Governor
Johnson will send his frat Annual Message and the two
bodies will at upon The important duties which hd
new stae of tngs throws upon them Fresh from the pco-
pie with the favorable prospect before them OF brighter
day for the old Common wealth, under her new auspices
the members will proceed with industry and efficiency We
trust to carry out The wishes of their constituents ana 10
weigh well IN. recommendations that will be laid before
them by the Executive and from other sources, IN con-
necun with the momenoas action necessary To put that
new in safe and successful operation Ihh'
they will discharge their duties with fidelity we nave a
confidence. We extend TO them cordial welcome 10 Tue
metropolis and best wishes fu harmonious, use;u anu
agreeable session. We that the Democrats large
majority in each House. will rot forget their duty 10 hcr
principles and their cause and that they vii! do mnch 10
promote their continued in The great struggle oil This
ye, and 10 ensure successful and happy session. by ha-
onous and united action In their VI organization
tl-iaV