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WRAPPING PAPER.-5,OOO Reams
w Rag and Straw Wrapping, for sale by
If If JAS. T. DERRICKSON co No los Fulton-St.
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TIL, 81 DS( E,|DI,,PS

EEtNE f1r safe II lowest cash l,rirc lar.'" .;t:.,
4 tbs Of
Rock Turks l>ilmd ;;,a ta.:.y sal:
East l,n>t",. al. Ii - H. i,,c> ;,r i,,:st.r:
>e,erI! hundred barrels prime sour ground
from new wheat:
,iron.,! Plaster hy cask ~ :"r;
- chests GrceH and Black teas:
Al kinds "f Sugars:
,lola~-"> lv the HID. r'rgirr:
\ general assortment q! al KINDS AMI ,;sCs 4
Iron:
Bolts ana washer:
Wagon springs anG axei,ree-,
Anvil-. wrought AMI CIT Nail<;
Sperm. fin>rri and Whale ni;s;
White le,d.-l'ork. Lard. T"lac'" i-.,;
NJ. N"ap. Spices. E:~iIIS. iig>:
God and Pollock ti>h, Mackrrri:
liiu,mH>-"n ami burlington Lime:
fIv,!r:lulic Cement tor ci>terus;
Lead Pipe. sole Leather;
Coffee and S;lcra.r>.
Allmo-: 81 other goods u~i!:i!lv kept II Whole
ale v. |. G"'r- >tnrc. Nj which have been bought
n tie Lowest market prices alij will he sold III
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= P',t,a.c Coul. held at Dariviile. vi'i..a "a
or Saji D's.ric, on tie - DAY oI N:,cl.. !. y.
lsf2-Pro-ei.t. the El.. Ti.~.on Howard. Igiqc
A : lA>':nmrHf. pnrg!ting 10 lr IT, ia>' VII
- ..,A - ,l,..lt q Le,a- ',- late oi Waterford
i'll SAM District. ,tccea~- Icing lrr,e.eI {" ;lt
court here b." Barron Mcultoa the executor ,:.rrrii
named. l,r Prohate:-l; ia ordered Lv :;ud cu',yt
that AL ltr>':l- concerned therein l,. notified
appear ~ = session. Of sad court 10 he hell =: IL,
Prohat. Office. in Dmlvilic on the 18th day Of April
i. d. l>j2. and h-w cause. !! 49, they n;.v have
agi, he Probate u: >a;d VIII: for which yuipo-,
i Is turtl"r ordered tht . COPY i i'r re;'ti Of
thu "r''er lie publ!rj .!.,c.. wc:i .utre--yc,v il
the 'al"''on"A. ne" >papcr printed =; s. Johns
bur previous :" '":' ,.ltru appointed iyr hearing
\ trrI- copy Of rcror'-
THERON HOWARD. Iu,--.
1G;,wIl Attest IIiEkGN HOW ARD in e.
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THERON E.UW ARp. huge.
-i-lrsf. IIit.ktN HOWARD. .Ju,-
ZEn!I.tNIAU PERKINS ESTATE.

'e'iIE Subscribers h, :t@ been :.,,i.rm'.I J., L..
4 H"rnsalic Pr":,n'c Court for -. Ds'r:"t Il
E>>rX Commissioners 10 receive. Examine ai: I'd
Just all claims md ,,irrlih- Of I'LL larson. AGAINST
tho e-.;:', II Irrh:lah Perkins, lat" of 'r"ja.l,
III said district deceased. represented jr-.vcnt. ard
the term ii * months from III" 22,i day If March,
Is52 allowed hv sand Court /" tie creditors of -G,l
deceased, t" exhibit AID prove their respective
claims ir.ofc I,---!n rive notice thar We vii ~
tend tho ,lut's q" our appointment at H.. Office
Of VIM II. lIar.h"rn. Ia ,il;l,tl!! in <ll district
~ the 2';,h day -: .'ui.". al! r day September.
- ~ "clro after ..n-.! a.. CSC. eli >ii ,!.y,.
wv H. AE!>HnfE. 'r..,.,,;..;,,,,...
UnhNli. CRAWFORD ''''.''S>''''''>'
ca! :iia.;. Marches. ~. 7tja3
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS,

FE1HE. underguc Committee appointed - COZ
Il tract for. and ~uperrruit tie building Of :, Bank
nEh"':-r with dwelling attached for Tn" I'as>unnp-
sc bank r prclarc'!t" rer"Ic proposals r build
80 -U"h house wiki oUt-auiliiug>. fences Sc. aI'
finding materials r the -:l,ne Plans and >pcc;tir.r-
tons may - AZ the i;>~m~ic PAN; Ar ~
En>a- VIII b" received until tie 18th Of AIril next
he '"1nili.'cr the RIGHT Of selecting such
t'iNa~ IL they iu! &c most ,r the interest 81 TIE
l':li!. % entertain. !. =. NEBhNkS.
BARRON NOlLTON. Com.
CALVIN MORRILL,. !
~. ln!.,->kMr-. Marcn q. ~ 1t:.m2
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niue '','-'''"'' was ascending ih PRAYER |"
Won '' '''.' '''''''' -'''' ''''' '''' wen re-
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her beautiful lark eyes wet W.T." tear no"
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NV ch''n'Sh '"'NS' So'''S klS>'h my temples
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M tho s,,;r, INV r,,lo o,., ..r.,v r,,,, omL
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ness.
o, could E!vsium itself. lie more enchanting
than the dreams Of such hlrnv innocence,
Soon as ever the ROSY morning recned over
the eastern hills. and nature. in whose loving
embrace delighted to warLle away my one
lono holiday Of vou,b danced on, r,.m her
dewy repose, into the first Qlivcrine beam,
of day, CO. earth was all beauty them that
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Account Books LOST !!

4 O>T on Monday. March l. in la>>ing from nly
residence To- that ui Ioli,. : Carr. there
to the Depot, ;wo pocket trc'n, i;""h> The tiIl-
Ter will Ice rewarded hv returning. Them :" me
LEVI l.. BRIGHAM.
s: .Iuhu,!r:ry, March ;. l>.2 .G2tf
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| Ill. HI>'nNEEN sf
IHf Ai;UNF IEIrA-
EAII"N HA> F~TA!;-
I-I>IiIp 4 NFN ERA
y III HISTORY 81
IH. HEALING AIT.
il J., iairuT!. "l.- -
liz -.c;i,'--i M-.i,r,:)
DISCOVERIES ! liz
A.. !,"...sl.-,. nj
cUre,Ilnr"tl'a'l u'li"
traIi:S II . ri;,-> 81
distressing i.-,.-~r
Incidental rHirualr-s
~ every >f-t-rrt lie.
anl which have
lcrr-t tore resisted
H h. .'.Fnrr> 81
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Great " ages!

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10 6"i''9"'1' :" - IlII"EI.>> ems. ~ rrir
SHOP Lirrrt"n 1~'-. Isl. -2>ri
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Vegetable Pulmonary Balsan,

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CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.

4 LATHAM K CO.. ar. AGENT Tor ra1s's Ia
" toni Circular Saw Nil. t"r Vermont rnd
New Hampshire
.Iuuc -. l>5o. t74r:
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Very SIN all

advance from cost ami freight.
Al. noy "n hand 900 KEGS 81 powder al mann
Elcturcr'S price>.
Most kinds produce received in exclanc" for In
above.
Cash paid for Oats & Butter.
CHAMBER n. KNIGHT < co.
ST. .John>burv Oct. Il. 1851. 'i2tf
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NEW
Clothing Store
On Railroad Street.

I5HIiE subscriber lI:lvil taken The New Store ~
q ln-i'u the iJ--Gm,~ir IIou-:. "i,cr> I" tA' le'
pie al -. I"h"<htry .i'.,i entity. AL extensive ami
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naGUERREoTypFs

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,';.ir',I>NUrv. March l.. -.
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Gentlemen's Clothing,
JACKETS, FROCKS. OYERALLS, &c.
FURNISHING GOODS,

consisting of White ana Fancy Shirts Under shirt
and Drawers. Cr:,vaf>. Pocket lAl'i,. Linen Col
lar. Buck Glove. and Mi,:en~. Woo! 10. Brace
&. Nc.
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Whites Hair Restorative

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AMERICAN HARDWARE

IS zoo AocN'- TIr =. TA,T 4 SN\.>
HIS and hNES. fsu stock Of ,,I.,t.
'"I h"r'' constantly o1 !'nl. -r:,.,a
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Neas, Books,


THOMAS L. WHITE,
1O6 CANAL STREET
LEVI WooDBURT's WRITINGS, POLITICAL, JUDICIAL AND
81 LfTERARY-2 vols.
SPEECHES ON THE INDEPENDENCE Of IRELAND, b. Tho.
Francis Mesgher.
THE CHEvAIIER OF FRANCE by II. W. Herbert
McLEoD'S LIFE OF WALTER SCOTT.
CAP SfIEAF, Fresh Bundle, by Lewis Myrtle
MAfos POPULAR SuPERsTIToNs with an scccnr: O. Mel.
rerism
cuRIosTIEs OF THE MICROSCOPE adapted to Children with
Colored Plates.
PHYSICIANS DOSE AND SYMPTOM BOOK by j. H. wythes MD
Waldo WARREN Companion the Flower y Emerson
benhes. dec91 2p9s
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MIS-. John Quincy Adams remains were removed from
.he Congressional Burying Ground Washington on The
st INST to Quincy Mass and inferred in front of the
chufch in that town. The remains of Mr. Adams who
asd nse years agowere taken from the buryny ground
quincy and placed along side Of those of his wife
s comm was opened previous to the final inter.
observation.
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Arrival. at Tho Principal Hotels. --Dso. AZ.

ST. LOUIS II Horny Miss ordiey, Brady Ala, Criqusln
Ea.on ds NswWh Begnn Ra,hbu. @ Bsry. reei. an!
iaIy rerkns Bcsont Logan Mr. ahrrarI and
M TEsiy Dc; vwslss 4 " S.sTsria, chaIssss y
phiN : chsnowith cincinnats keesns P!ai
No Hull Ohio crohlov, lady and achldfn, Tsnnnss.s
JChisi ady and Children Ohio D. Maxwell Va ussd.
kssI Frisrson q Hsroy Hungary; PARK, Cnnes
Niss. - = -
ARC ABE. H Rumsey Clark Brown, Miss R Nc
hfadd
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Euea.y article OF the Best Quality.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS. Ia
"A 1UION, In $

HOLIDAY PRESENTS. ii
GUION, @&
1 I'd eorntr b. Charles and Canal Streets
~ Having completed the enlargement Of h store, Ia ready
to exhibit to hs patrons and tho public his unusually
LARGE AND SPLENDID COLLECTION OF
RICH, RARE AND USEFUL ARTICLES
FOR PRESENTS.
His stock probably the RICHEST AND MOST VARIED COL
| lected in es,ablshment. On the second Aoorisa
SPLENDID COLLECTION OF OIL PAINTINGS
well worth IN inspection Also, beautiful collection Of
PHoNoGRAP1Ic sTATuARY,
something entirely .s
SPLENDID PAPER MACFIE AND ROSEWOOD DESKS, DRESS
ING CASES, WORK BOXES, CHESS TABLES;
WORK TABLES AND EsCREToRs CoMBTNED
NEW STYLE OF MOSAIC INLAID CABINET WARE;
LADIES' AND GENTS COMPACT DRESSING CASES AND
TRAVELLING COMPANIONS; 4
BEAUTIFUL COLLECTION OF RICH JEwELRY;
CHOICE SELECTION OF DIAMONDS, AT SMALL. ADVANCE
ON THE COST OF IMPORTATION; A5
CANES RICHLY MOUNTED IN GOLD AND SILVER;
FINE SILVER GoBLETs, CUPS, CARD CASES, PORT MON
l. NAIEs AND PORT BoQUET -7 Wn
STERLING SILVER TABLE, DESSERT AND TEA SPOONS AND
FORKS; 4 I.a .'r
PARLoR AND DINING ROOM SPRING BELLS
RICH BRONZE AND GILT CLOCKS;
ALARM CLOCKS, NEW STYLES;
GOLD AND SILVER FURNISHED ETU1 AND WORK CASES.
SILVER KNIVES, FORKS AND SPOONS, In CASES; ~
SILVER FISH KNIVES AND FORKS, IN CASES .tl
ROYAL DRESDEN AND SEWERS PORCELAIN TETE-A!TETEs,
MANTEL AND TOILET ORNAMENTS, AND CUPS AND
sAuCERs;
slLyET AND TORTOISE SHELL NAPKIN RINGS;
OPERA GLASSES A SPLENDID COLLECTION, NEW STYLES /;
SHADED VIEWS OF SWITZERLAND;
FINE TORTOISE SHELL COMBS; 'Fy
LADIES' ELASTIC CARRIERS EMBROIDERED IN GOLD, Sill
YER, ETC;
ELASTIC BRACELETS NEW STYLES, LARGE ASSORTMENT;
SPLENDID PEARL BRIDAL GIFTS;
FANS-TIIE FINEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY. RANGING
IN PRICE FROM TEN CENTS TO FIFTY DOLLARS;
PRAYER BOOKS AND BBLEs-ENGLsI, FRENCH, SPANISH
AND CATHOLIC, ELEGANTLY BOUND IN VELVET AND
GOLD;
GOLD, SILVER AND PEARL MOUNTED RIDING WHIPS;
CRYING BABIES, BLEATlNG LAMBS AND AN ENDLESS
VARIETY OF sELF-Moy1NG AND DANCING TOYS AND
FIGURES;
MAGIC LANTERNS, DroRAaIAs, PERsPEcT1yEs AND NEW
GAMES
FINE cuTLERT-FRoM ROGERS, WosTENHoIINs CROOKS;
FINE GUNS, WARRANTED CONGRATULATIONS, WESLEY
RICHARDS, aREENER's LAPAGE's, WITH ELIMINATED
STEEL AND STUB TWIST BARRELS, WITH ALL MODERN
IMPROVEMENTS;
PISTOLS AND RIFLES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION;
CHOICE PERFUMES, SOAPS, COSMETICS AND TOILET ARTI-
cLEs-FRoM LuBAN, GuERLAM AND RoNTPELas.
~ Particular attention invited large of
FINE ESH
GENTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS.
His SHIRTS all manufneture tho sest sty. and
fns,t workmanship and NOT RIP Prices sran
Ned low il not lower than the qualities be procured for
elsewhere. G U1ON corner Charles streets
nec1o 2pu Established 1898.
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Thrilling incident. frst settler in Maine
found besides its owners other and abundant
sources Of annoyance and danger
The majestic forests which then waved where no Ia
heard the hum Of business and where thousand villa
ges stand the homes Of innumerable wild and
animals 1tN A--N @'Nse
often at night the farmers family aroused from
sleep by the noise without which told that bruin was
stornng the sheep pen the pig sy or was LAYING NO
lent paws upon unucky calf and often on cold
winter night, did they roll larger log against the door
and with beating hearts draw closer the FIRE as the
dismal howl of the wolf echoed through the woods
The wolf was the most ferocious blood-thirsty, but
cowardy, of all rarely attacking man. unless driven by
severe hunger, and seeking his victim with the utmost
pertinacity The incident which am about to relate oc
CURED in the early history Ut Biddeford
a man who then lived on the farm now occupied by
Mr il, was one autumn engaged in telling trees at
some distance from his house His little SON. eight years
old was in the habit, while his mother was busy with
household cares of running out into the field and woods
around the house. and often going where the father nj
work One day after the frost had robbed the trees Of
their foliage the father left his work sooner than usual
started for home just by the edge of the forest he
curious pile of leaves without stopping to think
what mad made it he cautiously removed the leaves when
what vas his establishment to find his darling boy
lying there sound asleep Twas but the work Of mo-
ment to take up the little sleeper put in his place small
log carefully replaced the leaves and conceal himself
among the nearest bushes there to watch the result
After waiting short time he heard VOLTS distant
howl quickly followed by another and another till the
whole woods seemed alive with the fearful sounds
The hovls came nearer, and in few minutes a large
gaunt savage looking wolf leaped into the opening closely
followed by the whole pack The leader sprang directly
upon the pile Of leaves and in instant scattered them
IN every direction Soon as he the deception, his
OF erceness and confidence changed to that Of the
most abject fear He shrank back, covered to the
ground and passvey awaited his for the rest en-
ragged by the supposed cheat fell upon him tore him in
pieces and devoured him on the spot
When they had finished their comrade, they wheeled
around plunged into the forest and disappeared within
hFe minutes from their first appearance not wolf was
in sight The excited father pressed his child to his bo
som, and thanked the kind Providence which led him
there to save his dear boy N'''
The boy, after playing till he was weary had lain down
and fallen asleep and in that situation the wolf had
found him and covered him with leaves until he could
nrlng his comrades to the feast but himself furnished
the repast [Biidefort Journal
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HotyHgy Presents.

II totFHSs
S the subscribers invite very extensive
ASSORTMENT OF NEW JEWELRY.
DIAMOND YORK OF NEW PATTERNS,
BEAUTIFUL SELECTION OF
PEARL BRACELETS, EAR RINGS AND BROOCHES,
made to order in Europe.
FINE GOLD LEVER AND ANCHOR WATCHES
of superior quality and workmanship
NE" STYLES OF GOLD BRACELETS, BROOCHES EAR RINGS,
Gold Pencil and Pen Holders,
Lockets, Cuff Pins, ThimbIcs,
sfhc7AcAR3, GUARD CHAINS vest CHAINS C7ATEzAIvEs
FINE FANS, PORT MoNNAIEs and CARD CASES,
PAPER MACHE WARE,
WoRk-TABLEs, DESKS, DRESSING CASES, BRoNzEs,
StatIaTy, Dresden and Se1es Porcelain
FINE OIL PAINTINGS AND FANCY GOODs.
For sale by
HYDE s. GOODRICH,
oecie 2"ap Is ChRrtres street.
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Tel, Dollars Regpn,d.

IL Lost last Evening" about ~ O'Clock, the Levee
and Louisa streets, Ru,s Cooed PcRT-oNNAE containing
Fiyfye Sixty dollars The lady who pick up will
confer afavor and receive the above reward leaving Office
The PortMonnaie contains of T. Mcaus Cards. St. Charles
dscs7 s,on
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SAILING OF MissoSARtEs,-The following missionaries
were 70 have sailed from Boston the Goth for Smyrna
Rev. VIM. Clark, wife and child Rev W. A. Farnsworth
ana Wie REV. A. T. Pratt and wife; Miss NJ. Haynes
Miss NJ. A. West, L luther Ellis and chas, A. Allan
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H0lyday Presents.

CHINA DINING SETS.
CHINA DESSERT SETS.
CHINA TEA SETS.
FANCY TOILET SETS.
CHINA WATER PITCHERS
PARIAS WATER PITCHERS.
RICH PLATED CAsToRs.
RICH BOHEMIAN GLASS.
RICH CUT GLASS.
JAPANNED WATERS, Tin sets)
PAPER MACHE WATERS, Tin ssta.1
GERMAN SILVER PLATED GOODS
FINE IVORY TABLE CUTLERY
Ard many other articles suitable for
SENSIBLE
NEW YEAR AND CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
For SALE BY
HENDERSON & GAINES,
dec34 2ptjsn5 30 Canal street
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P0eticaZ Works,

P0eticnE Works, ~
SALE AT
j. O. MORGAN'S,
EXCHANGE PLACE, ADJOINING THE POST OFFICE
THE PoETIcAL WORKS OF
BYRON LAMB, SAKE, TENNYsoN, MISS LANDoN,
BURNS MOORE, HOOD, GOULD TuPPER,
WILLIS, BAYARD TAYLOR, WORDS WORTH
LoNFELLow, GOULD, DANTE, RoBT, BROWNING.
CAMPBELL, MRS. HEaIANs, E. B. BROWNING,
MILTON, SHELLEY, HOLMES
BRYANT, CoLERIDGE, BETHuNE
MRS. osGooD soUTHEY BERANGER
MRS. SGouRNEY, cRABBE, POPE, LOWELL,
HALLEcK, GOLDSMITH, MRS PIERsoN
ROGERS, DRYDEN AMELIA,
coWPER, sPENsER, BARRY CORNWALL.
SCOTT, AND MULLEN.
BYRoN's TALES AND POEMS.
POEMS AND PICTURES collection Of Ballads and other Poems
illustrated by Engsh Artists.
LYRICS OF THE HEART with other Poems. by Aac A. Watts
FEMALE POETS OF AMERICA.
FEMALE POETS OF GREAT BRITAIN
SACRED POETS
TiIoMPsoN's SEASONS.
cIILDE HAROLD.
LADY OF THE LAKE,
SELECT BRITISH POETS, volumes.
HoMER's iLIAD FEsTUS by BAILEY.
ALDINE PoETsi HuDlBRAS.
PARADISE LOST; oBERoN.
POETS AND POETRY OF EUROPE.
POETS AND POETRY OF AMERICA
THE BROKEN BRACELET, and other Poems by Mr. E.lpv
kEBLE's CHRISTIAN YEAR.
.... THE POLITICAL WORKS OF
cHAucER, GRAY, MONTGOMERY, BARNARD and HEBER
SACRED POETS OF ENGLAND AND AMERICA
cRoLY'5 BRITISH POETS etc, etc
Most OF the above Pnen Works bound in
and beautifully illustrated with Steel Egravngs ca7 i3lstdpltW
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SERVED HIM Risnr,-A fellow caught in the act of
oreaSng open trunk on board steamboat Memphis,
few nights siuce, and the passengers having secured
MN 10 astancheon gave him thousand iashes with n
ropes end He was not very active when he was cut
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NAvAswy =. slcop-of-rar Albany, Commander
0sssyi ~ RsnaseclA q the 1sthinst Omcers and
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MI N5> Camp Street. -ea MI
OPPOSITE COMMERCIAL PLACE. \ " ~

NufFUSITE CUMEKUIAL PLACE,
SPLEEN DID ILLU STR ATED WORKS
ADAPTED FOR PRESENTS OF THE NEW YEAR
THE BOOK OF HOME BEAUTY-A series of twelve Fng,,y,
OF distinguished American Iades Edited by Mrs A. NJ Kirkland
LAYS OF ANCIENT RoME-By t. B. Maeaulsy Elegantly Him..
aea with hundred Engayings engraved by Dsyereux with
Portrait of the Author Richly bound.
The HOME BOOK OF THE PICTURESQUE; or American Seem
cry, Art and Literature With thirteen Steel EuRrayipcs
RURAL HouRs-By Lady illustrated with stjeuaid Steel In
cravings. $50
CHRISTMAS WITH THE POETS coacon of SONGS Garcia and
'p'se verses relating to the Festival Christmas Enbel
lished wi fifteen tinted Illustrations Richly bornd 4, TI
Morocco; gilt edges.
THE PRoVERBIAL,ST AND THE poEr-Bv ,sr,s, oro pt
Proverbs Illustrated by parallel relative from L Posts
10 watch are added Latin French Spanish Italian Proverbs,
CHARACTERISTICS OF woMEN-By Josio,ou viii ,n,.,s,s
Steel Engrayirgs, and ehly bound
deeaT st2r Forssl by J. B, STEEL On f,ar,.,r.o,
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1syfR The Memphis Wing of the 2lst inst.
g! i 3atehle River is in good nayigable oondi
south up to Bolivar
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Spear Qsss. SEhs Red Rivsr5 Republican says that
- 4 haasly evsr for tho season in that parish
- 60 81 s1 Il isnsli one. s'1