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Notice of Establishment Of Two Land Districts
n the California.

WHEREAS by the provisions of the of Congress approved
w 1853, entitled provide for the
public lands in California; the granting OF peempon rights
other the President OF the United States
such time his judgment the public
mperav.ly require, and IN the absence fur
legislation of Congress subject DIVIDE tie
STATE into and distinct land
shall determine TO be embra
respectively the Upper and Loue the Upper Middle and
and whereas, full consideration,
public interest impeyely requires that at least
ilpoi districts shall be established in that state:
Now FRANKLIN PIERCE President Of the United
America do hereby declare and make KNOWN that
the aforementioned the State
California land districts by and
public The parallel OF the thirty
the land upper
shall be established BEscIA and that tor The
Que district at Los AseELos
Given my city of Washington, this
az of March, A. d. 1853.
BY the President; - -, -
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
WILsoS, Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Mar 23-aaw3mo
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Proposals for Continuing delaware Brc~kw.ter.
EsersrrR DEPARTMENT,
Aprl 4.

PROPOSALS will be received this office, until 18th
May for the OF $4,000 twenty
doias) for the Delaware bfeakwatcr
The be- OF quality
livery commence practicable the 18th Of
completed before the 18th Of
delivery 10 be possible uniform
or
(3 mn upwards
fourth on and exceeding The proposals specify
The price for cooh izs separately.
The stone will he subject 10 rigid inspection and win be
the engineer his shall find
quality and size, with the above description.
For further information apply Major j. c.
Filth street, Philadelphia.
Evidence Of ability comply with their
qud Of bidders and reservation
win be made security for the faithful performance
tract. JOS. q TOTEM,
BIT Brig Gen. and Col. Eng
To be Inserted the Unior ntelfencer Republic
Evening Argus, Philadelphia Delaware Gszers Whining
peIaware and Boon Post, Boston, three III
May copies OF
70 be transmitted TO the Engine-r Department
Ap i4-eodtl5May
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THIS give notice that 1, Clara McSiniams, Of
Vitgnia, obtained the State Viz
GINA the duplicate Of land No @ for 2665 grant
Joshua civilians, for his the
dated July 1884, original being and that shall claim scrip
the
Jan 20--law3m
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NEW spring Goods.-BARNEs MITCHELL, without
~ enumerang articles, Ia would respectfully
the public that they unusually
spring goods. embracing every description variety
style and material be found
extraordinary bargains generally
respectfully invited to give them early call
Between and 9th streets Pennsylvania avenue
: An lvyff
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SAMUEL w. TUCKER, Merchant Tailor, PenpsyI-
y avenue, 18Th would respectfully 1Gcr
spection citizens Of Washington and unnen
very superior OF cos and vesngs OF
approved hnish which he will be
agreeable His entirely and
To aorCoat pantsoons and hands wanted immediately
workmanship required aud the highest prices paid.
hp 3-3tawjw Int. n Rep
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ERENCUs HOTEL, of Frankfort street and
City Hall square, Opposite the City Hall and Park folnlain
city, and opened the suhscnber May
lss and refed and furnished August s5A lie trusts that for
yenenc comfort economy be surpassed
world. hotel this
only all Of which warmed gratis They are all
marheop wsshsands which supplied with Gro
through cocks. There but bed In
The halls and floor win be 1T with
during conducted the European plan
lodging and meals they may be ordered 40 e spacious
splendid refsco - Immediate vicinity OF
pee 2-d3m n. FRENCH.
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NEW GOODs-WILLIAM TUCKER, Lane fuckers Build
N PennJ lvnia avenue between ~ and 9th streets takes
his and the public generally that he
returned U New York with excellent assortment
goods suitable for g,nsmens which he
make hts style the shortest notice and
NE mo- reasonable for CASH
MarQ
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Proposals Dredging the Bar the junction OF he
Hmckensack nd passnic Rivers, Newark lay, N. j.
EsaIsKKR DRPARTaKsT,
AEuHt..sa.. 9R.,I ~ IeE1

ENGINEER DEPARTMKST,
Washington, April ~, 1853
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be office unu the LIST
day Of June 1885, for dredging by the cubic yard channel
ordinary that
The mninum depth be eleven feet siI
inches ordinary high the minimum width hundred
feet length about mile giving excavation whose mn
mum will be about (HD,VOO) forty thousand cubic yards
will about half mile north OF the
the channel will extend thence, the di
channel of the Passc along the chan
mel towards light house Till the natural channel Of The bay
ached beyond the present bar
The dredging be executed in what is known the west
channel fnsalc
This from Jersey City and from Newark
BY the omnibuses IL also pissed several
daily the steamboats, between Newark and New York
IL bock
mud dredeed The shores channel be
dedxed distant about mie overnown every high tide
with sedgc, and offer facilities for the dspote
and rGteuuOn of the dredget matter
serd will received above for dredging by the
furnish everything the OF The
The dredging, all be done
win effect and such places be directed by the Of
the The eKcavated deposited such
places the above mentioned distance me) on the nd
Jesnt shall be Indicated By the The directions OF
cases, regarding work
be binding upon the contractor aud his local agents
Partial viii be mad in the of the work. based
o. the Auber OF cubic yards removed, which
time time and comparing the result with condition OF the bar
the work but work not at the
States, In of it, specified Dimensions viii be paid tor
OF done will in all be
retained In the hand OF the until the whole
contracted for Is removed, whon the retained will be
paid 10 the contractor.
particulars may obtained by addressing Lieut. NJ Har
United States Engnesn the oce OF Major X. Deaheld
- JOSEPH G. TOTEM
Btevet Brig. Gen and Col Engineers.
To be inserted in the UniOn negencer and Republic, Wash
National Democrat, New York and Newark hsrnng
Eagle Newark New Jcfsey twice un the day OF June
1885, and two copies Of each containing the advertisement
be transmitted 70 the Engineer Department
Ap le-2awtlstJune
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EDWARD X COLLINS q CO.,
No. 50 Wall street, N v.
BROWN, SMILEY, co,
Liverpool.
ROBERTS co,
~ Kings Arms Yard, London.
j. MUNROR h CO.,
~ Rue Notre Dame dcs VICTORIES,
Paris.
GEO. VI DRAPER, Havre.
The these ships will be
bullion, c~cy, OF
therefor the
Jan
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No. 4e9.
Postponement Public Land Sales I'm Wisconsin.

P0stpOnement OF the PubIic Land sales In Wisconsn
NOTICE hereby given The public Of lands ordered by
IN United
February 1852 held following named land
Offices of Wisconsin,, land offices
Willow River, La Crosse Stevens Point and Menaa, 10
On declared
postponed The h, th, 18th, and 25h " July
Washington this 18th day
eight hundred and fty
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President
joan WILSON,
Commissioner the General Land ONCE.
Ap 20-Iawl3w
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UHo's who In IsJ3One small pocket volume,
nrt Of the Royal Family Of Great Britain tho Royal
holds the Mnstry the Privy Council
Commons Nobility of the United Arhhishops
Bishops; Of Rsronets
United Kingdoms Knights Civil and Military, sc., Re,
Iapp,t
FRANCK TAYLOR.
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ID ELECTED aud suspended peps,ons.-Importaat
II Commissioner OF Of
claims suspended rejected grounds
suspension with and residence OF applicants
pensions Of 1892, 1885, ard 1898 copies
sale by TAYLOR MAURY,
Ap Rooksellers, near g'h st., Washington.
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ny ,hs presiasnt OF me United states.

pursuance Of law MILLARD FILLMORE, President Of The
hsl public ssiss Wi, he hed Al ms u2demenoasd and
The Slate OF WISCONSIN the perods hereinafter
A, WILLOW RIVER, commencing % Monday
disposal OF
ased within the aforementioned townships and aeuo"a ""'
ships, viz
sorsA the line Of fourth P'iepal "sS'aA.
Township forty and fractional township my , "a CERTAIN
Of Lake Superior o. range s ~
Fractional township my, on hs maih 'o y A"A '1P'''
Tsmnsp aud townships my and hfy one,
ranhp niue ana township my, the shore Of
Fraspna tosssp any, the shore Of Lake
To~nshp i~soy nine thirty, thyooe and dirty ,wo town
ships Gn s ,nu aa Lake seor Of range isn
Township twenty sgn, Men4 Ine, y ia ha a b
Fon.hips Inifty thirty one tniy-lwo thirty hree thirty
FOUR fractional township forty nine, on Lake SUPERIOR range
townships thirty ,hiryone thirty two thirty three thirty
townships ,n,s one ,hny-two thirty three, thirty four
Townships lhrt-one, ytwo, thirty three, and thirty four of
Al ,ne land CROSSE, commencing Monday
in the following named townships TO wit;
NORTH ethe Of fourth principal meridian
Townships seventeen eighteen and nineteen Of range one
Townships twenty-ene and twenty Two, OF range six
Townships twenty and twenty two, of range seven
Townships wents-one, twenty-five, twenty -tiree and twenty
Townships wenty-one, twenty-five three, and twenty
townships twenty one, twenty-five wen,ytree, twenty four
Township. twenty four and ,weniydye, of eleven.
the disposal of public lands stu
limits the aforementioned townships, TO wiz
North Of line Of the fourth principal mdan
Township twenty i've, of four.
tive, twenty
thlrty-two,
Township twenty-five, OF range SIX
eightee nineteen, thirty, and tryone, in township
twenty five. of range seven.
Townships twenty five and twenty six of ten.
Township twenty five, OF range eleven
office MENASliA, commencing Monday, th'
disposal public land
following named townships,
North Of the base line and east Of the fourth principal meridian
Townships twenty-five twenty three, Of thirteen
for of schools, military,
together swamp overlooked land
which shall be selected By
before days appointed for the commence
public respectively under the ACT enhted
enable OF Arkansas and other States 10 reclaim IN
within their lm approved September rs, 1850
lriH be excluded from the sales f..
the lands will be commenced on
the days appointed and will proceed IN e order IN which he
all depaich until the whole shall
have been offered and the sales thus closed but no sale shat
weeks, th
after the expiration of the weeks
Washington, this
February DomA thousand eight hundred and my
WILLARD FILLMORE
President
zI JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner o General Land Office
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Lumber
20 600 feet finch merchandise white pine, per
feet, board measurement
900 feet sound seasoned white pine
feet, board measurement
5000 inch white pine panel boards per M feet board
"a measurement
5000 fee, e best white pine panel boards per feet board
pine boards fun inches thick, 10 inches wide, "
r feet long, lei 81 feet, BOARD measurement
libe Carolina pine, iee board
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IIssT time In Washington Mt Iron Hall, Pepnsylv"-
mia avenue,
PRICE REDUCED-ADMfssION TWENTY FIVE CENTS
THE ORIGINAL VOYAGE DOWN The MISSISSIPPI
This magnfceu, painting the fret and best Of panoramn has
been exhibited this country htiadephia In
opportunity price admissions during the
week win be - all Of the house Children
ten, 0l open every evening al - panorama
moves at IN.
Mar l3-dn
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III A. TYSON & SISTERS, seminary for Young Lndie.

N a. TYSON ~ SISTERS Seminary for Young Ladies,
Nj. street, l2h and 18Th, Tie fourth quarter Of this
Insult will commence the LIST dry Of May.
Having spacious building for the accommoda
school, theft dwelling the
the comfort Of pupils have
every considered principals feel they
surpassed by
ablhmept District The class lunch
delightfully."- warmed by approved furnace, and
well ventilated
Their patrons and others respectfully invited call
the general arrangements.
Being adv the interests Of their pupils the
the French have secured the
Prof Raou stated salary and thereby enabled offer
this branch the low Of 81 30 quae
departments including needle
and drawing SO 30
Primary department.
the principal bookstores IN the Mar 29eod5May
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VI cling their rights, duties liabilities epouments, hc., Ac
by y :. Hsnshaw, late fhe v. 8 navy. Price 81.
For sale in Washington by TAYLOR MAURY,
Mar Is Bookseller, street.
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Navy Agent. Once.

SEALED PROPOSALS. in dapats for aeh class separately
Glass for the hayward al wash
inon viii be received until O'Clock, the
6 DAY nsbng and delivering at such place OF
be directed ~ me
thereof articles herein specified
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Commissioner Comm of the General Land Office.
NOTICE To PRE- EMrTIoN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE To PRE- EMPTlON CLAIMANTS.
person the presumption OF the
and fractional townships above
establish OF the
OF the land Office and make there
practicable notice. and before the day
appointed public sale OF lands
bracing claimed, will be forfeited
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
4-lawl3w
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NEW spring and summer goods and fsshions.-DU-
~ VAIL BROTHER, diapers and tors having returned
from New York are now receiving their supply Of the newest style
French aud English cassmeres and cloths the
mpoaons, which many the choicest
designs brought this cousy Customers would do well call
early and make their selections
We prepared usual have work got up the richest
and most elegant style.
Mar 25-3aw3wif DUYAfL & BRO,
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Unitea siate. nonndarr comnl..,on,

United States boundary Commission,
W.sHSoroS CRY, March %, 1883
IN consequence Of nc limited appropriation for continuing the
~ TIE boundary ile between Enisd AVID the
republic Of Nerica the
the present nunher ~ employees attached
nj employed said cmmission appoint
President 81 the United States the Secretary
terror, hereby discharged,
ROBERT 3. CAMPBELL,
MARI Commissioner
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SILIx and Lace ManiIes Mt cost for Cash only.We
styles
close them without delay
will Offer the they cost us in New York. for
cash If charged account, cent VIII be added
We will all exposed tables Ladies wishing TO
should this opportunity,
offered viii certainly be very great -
CLAGETT, NEWTON MAY, co.
An
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i,ARLorISA and the Jesuit. MT Rome, by Edmund
" Fauere.
Matrimony or Affairs Village Seventy Years Ago
by Mrs, Canstic.
History Of he Warehouses by Rev. Us. Headey.
For GRAY q BAbbANTfNE,
Ap 81 Seventh street, near Odd fellows HAIL
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mugon Delaware under The charge OF Miss MCLEAN, who
private families IN. South. Number
All the branches thorough English edu
cation ught, with Latin, French music, sc.
References Wilmington, delaware, Alfred Lee, d. D.,
Niegan Z, w GpB, Hon. John Wales Baltimore,
Hon. n. q. Howard, g. B Hoffman, esq.
For further particulars and references, address
A VI. MCLEAN,
Mar25-dIm Wilmington, Delaware.
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CHOCOLATE, Cocoa. and Broma.-w, BAKER n co.'s
~ American Vanilla Premium chocolates and broma,
which have been awarded by tho chief institutes
Union, all the principal groceries
the United states, snd by their agents
Hussey Murray, New Twels, Philadelphia
Thomas v. BruudiTe Baltimore; Dudley, Cincinnati,
Ohioi and >. II. Howell, Georgetown, u, G.
WALTER BAKER, 4 co,
Ap3-dly Dorchester, Mass
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SILyER-PLACED WAKE, Cutlery, Sc.-The subscri-
~ desires public beautiful superb
lot Of silver plated for which the Metropolitan Mechanics
Institute awarded first diploma. the
Ames Manufacturing Company Chchopee, Massachusetts,
decidedly the goods the The
Tea and coffee pieces
Walters, cake baskets, Gators, with rich cut bottles
Table, tea, and dessert
Table aud dessert forks
Soup and ladies, butter tubs with drainers
Water pitchers, and covered
Cream butter knives
Swing kettlss, napkin rings, card receivers
Champagne aud water gnblets, snnners and trays
Upright chamber candlesck sacears pots sc
Also the cutlery exhibited Mechanics Institutes
for which silver medal awarded, consisting Of
Ivory. handle knives, in half dozens or dozens
Plain handed knives Of
hhy-orc, and fifty. three pieces
Meat and game csfvers, forks, steels, sc.
WIN general Of articles all Of which
cities. - - ~ =
App-2aN5w G. w. BOTELER, Iron Hall,
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full heavy floor oil cloths from the celebra
mauuactory OF Rolls Sons. London which will be fit
ands passage,
To respectfully invite the attention OF purchasers
10 Republic. HOOE, Il CO.
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nON'T FORGET J SNYDER. Jr.'s, Wine store, Phil
adelpha wines and liquors reliable
quality and cheap have them early delivered house IN
free Of freight by Adamss express rOrpng
sNtuERjs, = tladclpns.
4-df
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OFFENSIVE Hoarding-IIouse for Uept--Tbe two
brick houses recently occupied by Nrs Laura Reed situated
side Of r. 9TH for They will
thorough ppncusl the will be
satisfactory, and immediate given
auctoneer, side Pennsylvania avenue
9Th and 10Th streets.
An J-du
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GPHING AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS.-YERBY,
TEBB5 VERIFY would respectfully their friends
public generally that they daily receiving
general and dress goods which
special attention, they bought
lowest market prices and will be sold accordingly.
VERIFY, TEBBs, VERIFY,
Corner 7th Il. and Pa ay Miss Dermous building.
An Q-dlwf
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SHAwLs, sHAwLs t-yERBY, TEBBs, YERBY have
y this lot OF beautiful spring haw, Consisting
part, Of
so small figured Cashmere shawls for S. worth So
de-
so do do do for ., do
general of cheap shawls ranging from
up Call and examine the Of 9Th and Penn
syivauia
Ap2-dtwm
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rpwo NEW BRICK HOUSES FoR RENr.-Two new, slghy
style with marble nantes, gas hHtaea
each, aud every convenience for
gpntre family, will be rented favorable terms to
puneusl tenant, on application TO = :. -, ,r.ro.
and Commission Merchant,
South side Pennsva avenue between oh and 10th Streets
hp 8-eodu
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IRAyy Mating, Floor OIL Cloth. Sc.The subscribed.
schooner Columbia aud Hamton dIee
from New York. the following, viz
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oENTBEMEN's FURNI.HIyG GOODS VERIFY
their gentlemen visiting this city large
CANT assortment Of genlemens belongings, viz
Linen and cotton dress shirts
Linen colars, the best quality
Merino undershirts and drawers
Cotton do
Black and fancy sik scarf and crnvas
LINN, lawn, and Ringham DO
Kid, silk, thread, and gloves.
With large suspenders hall hose ho n or which
will be sold AZ the lowest prices for cash.
Call and examine the store, of 7h
syvana avenue, Miss Dermott's building.
Az 2-dlwn
DOo<Nt BOOKS HOOKS t-GRAY nALLANTYNE,
Bookselers 9Th street. have just received their purchases from
ride sale, which the best collection Of
neou' AID juvenile books they had pleasure Of offer
u he public
gamly Bhes in every style Of binding.
Scas Hsny's, Bsnsons, Clsrk POOLS and Comprehensive
Comment
Bibles Prayer Booksa very selection,
Neandefs History of the Christian Religion and Church
Geseniu's Hebrew and English Lexicon.
The Works Of sephus.
The Eclipse n Faith.
vnrs Vok-pastora Theology Gospel Studies, Montague,
the Endless study. &C
Springs Clsry ~ Christ Mercy Seat Attraction
q ne Grossi fist Things, Christian Tides, &C.
Mevil's Sermons
nr Cheevet's works-fIm Dincuty wandering. ofa Pilgrim
Lectures on the Pilgrims Progress, &c, sc,
- GRAY a BALLANTYNE,
nFN fh street, near Odd Fellows Hall.
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To the Navy Agent Washington, ID. c.
T. of--i In the State &c.,
hereby furnish, your advertisement, dated the
day % subject all the requirement. Of the
all the articles embraced In class No -, viz;
(tIere insert the articles, with the prices carried out)
Amounting to write the aggregate Ia words)
(Srnatue)
-
ruarantors hereby that tho
viii, Il offer he accepted into contract as
within
notice. through the office, Of tho acceptance Of
bid a before mentioned.
(signamres
hereby certify that the above named ---- and -
good and responsible
a collector, N
person known the contracting agent be oedisbe
10 lg-iawt6thJune
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Attcie~ dpp1Oprtate toth, Fa@ CiaSs-Boxes oil hats
hunnets furniture
articles Appropriated Second CiasS.-Boxes, bales
# dry good feathers shoes, saddlery glass, paints oils
hugs and confectionery.
ArticieS dp,ropriateto Third CidsS.-Vrgnia d"mes
tics, sugar coffee liquor bagging, rope butter cheese
manufactured tobacco, leather hides cotton yarns cop
per, tin, sheet iron, hoowware, qneensware castings
hardware marble dressed other heavy atclesno
enumerated in spec ial or fourth cassru
ArticieS appropriate 10 The Fourth CidSs.-Flour, lin
sacks rice pork, beef fish lard talow and bacon. lin
tuss boxes sacks. beeswax bales of rags ginseng
md dried fruit bar IRON marble (undressed) rIll and
grind stones, mill gearing.
r,.=...... 30 miles $50 Salt per bushe J 8
'as'r f per 100 miles. 200 ofFiity pounds. 10
ton ., . ! $50 miles. $50 III
WV '''' zoe miles 90 Carrie 'ast. II
Sci 7--dts
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NEW 4 VALUABLE RELIGIo

L Y BOOkS-Just received at Morse C0mi
House. The following by Rev. Robert Phillips
Devotional Gudes-to TIT Doubling, Consce
PerpIexed, Devotional, Thoughtful,
The Marys; or, BEAUTIES of Female Holiness
" Mauhas; or, varieties Of Female Piety
" Ly tas or, develormentof Female Clara
F." Hannahs: or, Maternal influence on Sons
Love OF the Spirit-traced in His W orks'
The Young Mans Closet Library.
The Martyr Lamb, by Thrummacher,
Beckersteth, on the Lords Supper,
The Young Deciple, by Rev. j. Clark
Gathered fragments, by do
Walk about ZION, by do
Pastors Testimony, do
Wilson's Sacra Privata,
KEEPS Double Witness of the Church,
kebes Christian Year,
Daily Steps towards Heaven,
Heavenly Hours,
Communicants Manual.
Sermons, by Rev Samuel Davies,
Evderces of Chrislianity,by fifteen clergymen'
ginia, with Portraits,
McCosh on Divine Government,
Bnnar's Morning of Joy and Night of NeeP"s
Morning and Nigh; Watches,
Songs in the House Of my Pilgrimage,
Christ our example. by G. Fry,
The Listener. by do
Wheat or Chaff, by Ryle,
Living or Dead. by do
Pascafs Provincial Letters,
The Family of Bethany, by Bennett,
Sabbath Musings, by G. Fry, cd
Filthy Papers. North American Indians, u .r,
rents, Old Sea Captain Country Stories and oO'''''
by Ola HUMPHREYS, land
Widow Directed and Anxious enquirer by '1 ls.
Thornton's, Wainwrlght's, JaInes' and SPii'''
lily Prayers,
Tyng's Commentaries on Gospels
Barnes Notes on do job and lsaah, .,e
The above, with other too numerous to meao oir
sold low. lnoN