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Abbotts Museum Of Egyptian Antiquities, no " exhi.
biting at stuyvcsant Institute $40 Broa3wsy will positive
ly close in Uetobtr and should bs BY all sask
amuscmcpt and ,asttnetian. Admission only IS %.
Open from =. II. IL y Y. ".
ysTOYpsR OF rnE sCF.--THn TWO IyrNg
W Ctaars stsil AZ the Cbinosa Rooaa so roa4av
Cs ofsna 4 fts sod c,set-a az i, fet h.h
10. .et ft,e. N.s H. ant
asys. AssI.ss.cc, " eynts eLorys aaasS svs, car
rae.
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RUCKLEYS OPERA HOUSE, CHINESE HALL, $50
- BIo.dsayO every night, BY the celebrated Buck
mes. talented in e1itenee being he artt to IN
TO Ope.ac Chsrusss perform Buriesque Operas &o
40; likewise, all Operato Choruses sung by other
tasn BY Backeys serenaders The management has the
honor that the Concerts of this will
stll 10 conducted rs present fashionable style fun
without valgarty Censert commences At O'Clock. Ad
Hifstcz, rs cents
BUCKJKYS, PropYietcrs.
X. BISHOP BUCKLEY, Musical Director.
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CyaR1sTY's AMERICAN OPERA HOUSE, az BROAD
" way, shove CrsBd.Open every night original and
ssr smd Chrisyc sshiopan Opera Troupe crEsn.ed in
ss TRSTPx 81 TMs wSHD
meledss Of tbs papu
Lar style OF Ethiopian entertain whose concerts In
th CITY oonaocd succession Of have
been received with favor BY highly and fashion
able Audionces receiving patronage In the
annals Of pubic amusenent n New York Tickets =
cents Doors open ~ commence ~ O'Clock Sole pre-
pfsstor AND manager, EDWIN p. CHRI5cY.
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Mr. Soue, who has been received somewhat ~ one Of
their Msssahs BY The democracy Of Europe has not YET
been able quit Paris where be has been detained BY
indsposlon Of some days DURATION aud for the pur-
pose OF buying complete set Of furniture. which be
takes with him 10 Madrid For the purpose OF harmon
izng the simplicity recommended by MIR. Marcy 10 The
OF the American republic. with the ussges
OF the court OF Madrd exacting in matters OF eli
quette Ar Soule has employed Of our taors most
famous for his tact 10 make or hin which is
be neither that OF courer that OF peasant Of the
Danube-that is To say. oi the Miss issipp The tailor
has ingeniousy extcaed himself from This difficulty by
substituting black velvet for plain cloth. and silk
brodery Tor gold lace is very nearly the dress OF the
first representatives Of the American Union at the court
Of Louis XVI Mr.. A. Belmont who is also al Paris,
will doub, have similar made for the court of
The Hague, and the grand problem set by the puransm
OF Gov. Marcy will be solved to the satisfaction OF every
body.
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THREE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION, BY
ophans' Tuesday, instant
order Of orphans approved
front q tho pemiscs O'Clock original lot NO
fronting Virginia avenue,
average l7o I'D and
AZ There alley running I'D up
"Wednesday, l2ih O'Clock
by Decree No Is, square
49, and lot No No. Lot IS
between and south, running back loe feet
alley No. 16o, south ek
inches, running line Of Canal III
Ths last mentioned lots viii
Terms Of prescribed by order OF
months purchaser
deferred satisfactorily endorsed
the full OF the guardian will
ia
The Of the purchaser.
CATESBY AP r. JONES, Guardian.
Oct6-d GREEN SCOTT, Aucuoneers.
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VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT ON PENNsiLVANIA AVE
auctioaOB Friday, the 5oth shall seii.
O'clock, that valuable
occupied by barnes MITCHELL third door
and the
sand. being half u lot No No 4o having
81 back alley % The house full
feet ~idc and 80 depth, and bas Of
material
Terms. Ons balance twelve, eighteen
months the the deferred
bearing deed and deed
Of taken.
The properly certainly Of the handsome
sae,-, being Immediately opposite tho Centre Market
GREEN b SCOTT,
Sep 2t-d Auctioneerx
or The above sale Is postponed anui Friday, ths
GREEN h SCOTT
I'D Auctioneers.
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Regime ntaI headquarters OF oiunseers,
Washington, September -, 1855

Regime headquarters Voiunseers,
Washington, September p, 1859
Columbia will for and review according
Wednesday, 10Th
appointed Brgsdcr
parade, the Of the battle Of
British and the conclusion Of
utenary .44. .
expected that the legion will be reviewed by the Major
eral in Chief
commanding officers will that Of
rank provided
assemble time be limo
parade front Of the City Hall precisely
hour
ny order Of Col WIN. Hickey;
LII. MIDDLETON,
Adjaiant
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CONN ERCIAL.
Nrw YoSx. October 4. No

Nrw YoSx. October A. 1853
The month OF October has commenced with generally
vep ss'pclous state Of affairs Money more easy the
banks ceased their contraction payments from the coun-
Try how freely ia while business continues unusually ae-
se and me tenor oil the foreign advises such
hopes Of large procession much OF the crops
Try be spared Tho business OF thi, port for SEN
ember closing the first Of the fiscal year 1854
been larger Than before for the spondinx
oil former years
Imports Port ef Ne~ York for September
Uufiable
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NEW FALL ouoDs-I have jus, opened my fal good. co

NEW FALL GOODs.-I opened fall goods,
IN sistinu Of
Bonnsts, ribands, laees, cmbfoiderios
thread, and worsted gioyes
Gmps, bra,ds, buttons and velvet trimmings
Dress caps, nianu' cmsroiaered and iansIssps
Evening read dress snd Tosctcs
bonnet and fancy flowers
Wreatts, and sprays for evening caps
goods mention, which invite
o call examine.
a. TATE
Pcnnsy wanna avenue between loth and I'm
s.
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ASklsAL oE TUE CRESCENT
Nav YosK. Oct 6The steamer Crescent Civ arrived
here u O'clock hast night She brings the California
mails and 81 900 100 la gold $500 Of which IA sn
Australia. Her news is bat lte later
The health OF The sbmus good. and the weather
very pleasant The from the ishmus was otherwise
unimportanL
Fresh discoveries gold had been made and the mining
intelligence was favorable.
vALraaAlso-vaiparaiso dates ,he Let OF September
have also been received The markets du except
Tor hour, which was brisk at pS so
The give further particulars Of tho Of affairs
al the Chineas growing Of the difficulty with the Amer
lean ship Defiance The Defiance going salated
The other American vessels. aud haed. A second
salute then fred, which so enraged the Peruvian
commander oil the port that he board lie Defiance
with three boats hled with armed men.
Alter severe encounter, the captain of the Defiance
was seized and bound and then thrown into Of tho
boats by which he severely injured. The Peruvian
commander having taken possession Defiance took
her to Caao. and retained The mander ia prison
Mr.. Clay, the American minister Lima forthwith
chartered the British steamship Bolivia, went in her
Chincas Investigate the whole affair. He has .ans-
mtted the result OF his investigation in despatch Wash
iDyton
The exciting stories have ched Santiago de Bor-
ga Of gold discoveries mads the Amazon Branches
rivers The washings said extend forty esgurs
and twenty-five pounds OF the precious metals men-
toned as the average Of one mans labor.
AUSTRALIA
Australian dates 10Th July had been received al
Panama The miners in Australia were ngtating a re-
ductlon in the license Large meetings had be held
which those in attendance had been the
Great excitement prevailed. and il feared that di
cuties would ensue.
coNyKsrIoN
SYRACUSE Oct. 5.-Thc wing State convention here
to-day, and called order by Hon. L ID Morgan,
and General Bruce appointed emporary chairman. Gen.
B. made appropriate speech urging tho necessity of
ha rmony and after appointing committee 10 nominate
perma eiceIs, the convention adjourned I'LL p.
SAvAHsAH, Oct. 5We have the following additional
turns to-day which indicate the possibility of Johnsons
election. Lenard en) is probably elected Congress
in this district Stephens (~hig) in the 5h, and Coqai
(dem } in the I'd
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sale To-Day,


ny GREEN = SCOTT. Aactionscrs.
GOVERNMENT SALE ORDER or THE NAVY AGENT
Washington yardon Thursday, October
SELL commencing IL O'Clock, the Washington navy
yard
5000 lbs. old ncs
biacksniilhs' bellows
lot condemned furniture and cooking utensils
2,lsu rough muskcl stocks
34 do pistol do
/ small boiler experimental purposes
Terms cash, bankablc funds. GREEN h SCOTT,
Sep Y-luwkds AucuonceTs.
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By GREEN - SCOTT, Aaction.srs.

HANDSOME PARLoR, HOUSEHOLD, AND KITCHEN FUR
III nure at acionos .aesday the iath instant we shai
A. Il. Maddox, III O'Clock,
called Clenrt lately owned by Mr. Thomas Mar
lying District Columbia about Ues above
leading
Falls also from The road the above
flag will designate The house good aro
furniture, viz;
very superior piano forte new, ocaves
hne touch
Also, al
span carriage horses aud little opeR
carriage nearly patent aIe and fine buffalo hair
set Of double harness
A pair Of well broke gentle years mules
strong wagon hay
box calculated for and hand
fine mich some hogs Of superior breed
One superior wheat drill
One double barrel shot
One horse stoves, Kitchen utensils, &C.
Terms cash.
ladies and gentlemen Of Ceorgcown Wash
surrounding country respectfully invited the
the furniture Of quality, well the stock
above mentioned and the having been ordered
all highest bidder,
will be well worthy their attention.
Oct6-d GREEN 4 SCOTT Aucti0neeIs
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~ GREEN q SCOTT. A-es,o~..r-.

TWO NEARLY NEW BRICK HOUSES AND LOTS At
auction on Monday, the 10th instant, We sn. sell -
O'Clock in fvc~ n the two nearly new two story
brick and The which they stand being part OF lot
Subdivision Of ~ Rect on I'd street we~e
and K runnisg q l3feet shey
third and twelve months; the
far The deferred payments, bearing interest,"
from day Of sale deed and deed Of uu taken Tue
ipdisputshte -
octs-d Aucsioessrs-
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The amount OF imports compared with 1851 Is very
large OF Ibis increase dry goods the largest value
being nearly double Is be observed specie
port is larger also As offset these large mportaons
the exports from this pori have been as folowsi
EYorts Port Of Neg York;
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A n Elegantly FwrnsshedlHoase for Rent--A
elegantly completely
ing rooms bath room, and lighted with
all Of having been only
M
Inquire II street, three doors OF Tenth.
Oct l-du
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MRS. A.. sPEIR viii open, Saturday morning,
Ill October splendid fall
Millinery rooms, ID, between 9ih and 10Th streets.
Oct 6-a
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On Thursday 2ot September, Eason Maryland by
NJ. MAsos ID. d., Capt EDMUND L.. r. HARljcAsTLE
United States army 20 sAE D. daughter u the late Coione
WILLIAM HUeuLErr.
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YIRE.
rux YELLOW rEvkx AT NEW oRLK4

NKw ORLEANS, Oct. 3Thc intermen's from the yellow
fever during the "a ending this morning only
six and the board Of health have determined disconnn
III daily reports Tor the ftae considering the epidemic
at end.
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THE PRiBLH.
NEW Yosk, Oct. 5.-Ths soop-ofwar Prebe from Annap-
oils arrived here to-day.
ALBANY Oct. 5Bariie's fax factory, al Chees, was do
stroyed to day by 6Ie Loss $1,000.
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Freign goods.

THIS table embraces Tho year 1876, when The famine
demand commenced, and the year 1850, which the
high cotton year Neither year. however, approached the
for value domestic produce exported The
export OF California produce has however, declined and
is apparently because farm produce has better remit
lance abroad The large credits produce the sale
OF greater Quantities higher prices has only paid
large consumption of imported and ured goods
but has drawn into the country considerable OF gold
The Of geld deposited the United States mint
Philadelphia, and the exports fiom New York. for the
monhs ending with September, has been. compared
with the in bank, treasury, and mint, follows
Receipts and Export Of Gold.
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THE GALE ON LAKE ERlx.

BUFFALO, Oct 5.-Thc gale the lake yesterday con-
finued all night with much violence.
The schooner lost yesterday the Oaeida loaded with
1000 bushels wheat bound for Toledo. and owned by
Capt Alien, who drowned in her. She down
by bound up and sunk in 10 minutes All
hands lost except the cook who chung the
and rescued last night The whole number drowned
four, including the captain The vessel and cargo
were insured for Sl2, 000.
A despatch from Michigan city states that the United
States Michigan ashore that port In
critical situation. sssFss
BurfALo.
BursAIo Oct 5.-A broke here this morning ia
Evans street, by which 100 buildings, including
valuable brick blocks were destroyed. The buildings
covered Of ground aud the wind being very high,
si-d The efforts OF the The loss estimated At
$500 600.
MARkKTs.
Nxw York Oct 6-p m.--The stock market is steady.
Money tight Exchange London, 81 a lot premium.
United States 6. sales; sales OF Canton 81 Erie.
10; Long Island 3oA; Reading, 81; Parker Vein. IL;
Cumberland Coal Company, 35i Phnnix, l0i; New
Creek 3; Morris Canal, l6; Nicaragua, 2ll; McCuIock
Gold, tales.
B.eadsu. duersalcs 1000 bbls State brands So 81
&c 81 SOUTHERN SO 81 S6 -. Rye noar and meal
frmer. tm
Wheat seady-aIcs 20 bushels white Michigan, Isl
cents southern red 1879 Corn 10000 busheIsmix
ed 81 a 81 cents yellow. 50 81 Rye, IS 81
osu As cents pork Sl7 ia prime, si3 81.
Cotton dull at lilo decline. Whisky, 81 3li cents
PmrApK.rnIs. Oct. A-Stocks quiet. The Hour mar
kct presents no material ohspgcit !. quito firm
sales OF brands - 81. Rye onr, - ~ Sales Of
red whoa, 40 and white at las i50cts Sales OF
Yellow corn white, 10 cents Oats, az cents
Rye s3 cents Whiskey 3ii ~ cents
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
CHANGE DE- HOURS.
60 -

an Thursday, 1854 daily fsanday
ecped) this road ssreeaby following
arfa
and intermediate permits win
ton corner Henry sx O'Clock,
at III O'Clock, m.
Returning warenion O'Clock
arriving in 1erapdria quarter before O'Clock,
Calpep~r 10 Asranda and intermediate points win
leave c.pepes1 ~ O'clock ~" arriving Neha"dna a. ioS
O'Clock, a.
Returning A,erandra X o'c'cck arriving
daily -r.sr is unninr ordorsvic and Cupeper,
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ard Drawers. for San and Winssr.
81 s,k m~r,no flannel and
rssoftmen hand, reasonable prices, at
CHAs H. LANES
Csncmens Furnishing stors Penn. Avenue, ~
2-2wn
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NV YorK VINO srArr oosyrsrIos.
GEosGIA KLxcrIoS.

SAvANsAH Oct. 5We have the following additional re-
turns to-day which indicate the possibility of Johnsons
election Lenard (dem) is probably eecied to Congress
in this district Stephens (shig) in the Sh, and Coqaiti
(dem in the I'd
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f"F0" fWt y NtW FoTk 10T 5sPfsmber.
Duliable
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NIVrICE-Thc respectfully Informs
who deal open bills presented
the Ist every month"; ocnd IDENTITY
will he psd. sTEvENs,
Oct s-dIw Mol.
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Weu ADVERTISEMENTS.
Succession sale.

+, fle matter of the Succession Of JAouE
MoarAu, dec'i.-lNo 900 Probatel 9Th
.IaascI District Court, Parish Of East
Baton Rouge, La.
DV VIRTUE OF a commission is7ued IN
ID TIE above succession and to me dir
ected from b, hon. Sixth JUDICIAL District
Court. ia and for the Parish and State afore'
said. Twill exoose at public sale at the
Court House door, of said Parish, IN the
city of Baton Rouge, on
Thursday the 18th day OF August next
A. D. 1853, at II o'clork, A. NJ. the pro-
perty hereinafter set forth, and described
belonging to the aforesaid succession---'o
wit:
A LOT of ground situated in that part OF
the city of Baton Rouge, laid out by the
late Richard Devall measuring thirtv-si!x
feet front on Lafayette steet BY ninety N
depth, being the Southern part Of LOT No.
IL. Of Square No. 2, with all the buildings
ami improvements therein Terms Of sale
cash. liuly Il II. V. BABfN, Sheriff.
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TiAREN'i 5 and Teachers ere invited Il
L call az ]. C.. LANOUE'S Earnev
H,nee Row to examine the Philosophical
T.s0y n',d Pirdiceof Penmonship.
The Theory is divided into three parts,
Primary, intermediate ard Final Each part
in Fonr Books.
This wo,k comprises cuts designed to
lu.trate the manner of holding and conduct
In, the hand and pen; preparatory excer-
ci,es. which thoroughly train the muscles
employed in writing, classification Of let
iers and words according to their simil-
,rty Of formation, and instructions accom-
nsnving the various exercises in each book
fhe whole so arranged as to enable the pu-
ris TO write over each page twice. Price
. cents may12.
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TO CONTRACTORS.
Of1e Baton Rouge and Clinton Plank |
Road Company {

Of1e Baton Rouge and Clinton Plank
Road Company
BAToy RorGE JrLY 9th 1853.
Sealed proposals will be received at this
Office or through the Post Office until We'd
nesday the l7th day of August next for the
ditching graduation and bridging of the first
two sections of the roat, commencing at the
point where the road lnteisects the Corpo-
triton limits OF Baton 2ouge and extending
eight miles in the direction to Clinton eae h
section embracing for miles.
Proposals and proiles are ready for in
specilon at the office of the company, and
The character and extent Of the work can
be folly comprehended by passing along
the road and observing the level Of EN- bark
ment as marked upon the stakes by the
Engineer Of the road. Bids will be receiv-
ed for one or both sections. and proposals
will state the time that contracts shall be
completed. Testimonials as to the charac-
ter AMI ability of the contractors to perform
the work, will be required of pesons un.
known 10 the officers of the company
July l4td. WV. s. PIKE, Pres't.
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Hat and Cap store.

THE undersigned respectfully informs
Il his friend and the public generally
that he has opened HAT and CAP STORE
---where he has just received fresh stock,
consisting in part of MEN and BoY's fine
Silk, Pear. Cassirers, Ango,as, Russia
Beavers. Rush, Mexican, Black and Pearl
casainers Moteioes, Paris, Leghorns, Rut-
land, Planters, Csmperchy and California
Hats, &C., &c Cali and examine them.
A. N. BOOTH
In the store of Quiggins' Lafayette
street. june 10 ly.
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NOTICE,

TINE Members of the Can't Get Away
L Club, are notified that the President
20 afford them some amusement and ex-
element. has ordered the undersigned Sec
rotary of the Club to get up Splendid
Rattle In compliance with the above
order will rattle as soon as all the chances
are taken, FOUR SPLENDID OIL PAINTINGS.
valued at ninety dollars, two prizes, As
chances at 81 per chance
The members sre notified that the list
is now ready, and to call Immediately to
name their chances. Persons wishing to
JOIN the club are notified that the purchase
of ticket will entitle them to mem hership
Tickets to be had onlv from the Sect'y.
BY order of the President.
July 9th J. c. LANOUF.. Srcr'v
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aENrLEMENs FURNISHING STORE.
G.. A. IL N.

Lafayette Street.
4 Ii the Clothing in this Establishments
1 i made 10 order--of FRESH MATE.
RLfLS AND F.aSLiION.ABLE PIT.
4 ERES. OF this fact, the public may feel
satisfied. II is An economy to buy such
goods, in preference to slop shop work vend.
ed at wllatare wrongly denominated "Chtar
Stores" The stock now on hanl consists
in complete assortment. Of Spring and
Summer Clothing.--1o whih is daily be
ing added every thing new and beautiful.
Gy-Gentlemen are invited to call and ex
anime for themselves. may By.
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NO Planters and others.

WOULD beg leave to call your a'ten-
J. ton now, and at the opening OF the
coming season 10 my large and exceedingly
Notwithstanding the heavy advance of Dom
estes, and every class OF negro wear, am
enabled TO sell at low prices; | am now re-
ceiving and will continue to receive week
ly through the season flesh supplies of No
| Goods ofthis class, all ! ask is call
mar 20-y w. d. PHILLIPS.
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yen.e de Succession.

Dams raffsire de Ia succession de JAoUE
MonrAr. 1eceds-lNo 200 preuves Cour
do Siyieme District Observation-Disclosures
dEst Baton Rouge.
I'm vERTU dune commission lance dams
t. rafaire de Ia susdite succession, ct a
moi aaress6 par Honorable la Courdu six
iene district JnAiciaire dams ct pour la Pa
roisse ct Etas susdite Jexposerai en- ven'e
pnbliare. h Ia porte de la maison DE Cour
1s Ia dite Paroisse, dams la vile de Baton
Rouge,
Jeudi, Ie lime jour n Ao~t, 1853,
a II heures du matin, Ia prophets ci-apres
NOMINEES, arpar'enant Ia susdi'e succession
savoir: IN terrain tie terre situe dams Get
10 psrte do Ia vile de Baton Rouge, arpen-
* par le defcu Richard Devali, mes'iranf
20 pieds de face snr la rue LAFAYETTE, par 90
de profpnleur. Giant n par'ie sud du terrain
No. II. De l'irt No. 2, avec tontes les bali
mems qni s'y trouvans. Condition de la
vcnic-CoMprAxr. II Y. BARIN,
Inille.7. Sheriff.
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DELAYS are DANGEROUS.

WI my suffer with cough, cold or any dis
w ease of the Throat. Breast and Lungs
when a certain cure is so easily effected by
using
"W1srrRs HouRHouNp CANDY"
This Medicine is judicions combination
Of the best expectorants in the Materia We'd
lca. The most stubborn Coughs and Colds
yield to it readily, and it is found TO give re-
lief even in confirmed cases Of Consumption
It is not merely palliative, as many articles Of
its nature, but possesses great curative 1nal-
Ities For sale ny VIM BOGEL Agent.
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Maz, % Eonisi9nn.

Popular School Books.
T e. LANOCE. Ha,nry House rc,r la
j. Just received direct from the publish.
ers complete assortment of the most non
ular school books. Consisting in mart O.
Wehster's spelling book; Websters speller
ard defner; McGufey's spelling book
READERS.
NcCuGey's Series; Tuwer's Series Of
Gradual Readers: N. American lst 2nd
class do:
Smiths New Grammar; Towers Grad.
nal lissons IN do
BIOGRAPHIES.
Smiths lst book Smiths qrrr.o or ond
hook; smiths Geography and Atlas; Mitch
els Primary Geography; Mitches SchooI
do; Norses qnarto do.
ARrrHNETIcs.
Colburne's Mental; Davise's Arithmetic
smiths Introductory: Smith, Practical
Smiths New Arithmetic.
ALGEBRA.
Davise's LIST lessons Davise's Bourbon.
GEOMETRY.
Davise's Legendre.
parlev's History Goodrichc's U. S
Goodrlche's England Gurney's Us.
RETHoRIc.
3oyd's Rethoric; Porter's Rethorica
Readers.
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