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X ] ECHOLS,
S PRYOR.
COMPREHENSIVE

tOPARTNERSaE P.-The subseribors have
" this day nssociaod themselves together, under the
4tyc and firm of ECHOLS, PRYOR a. TALIAFERRO,
with the view Of conducting general Commission bus
mess in all its branches
Their houre is the large and commodious brick tene
ment recently erected in the of of Mr. John Ruck
crs factory. Immediately the cnnul and nearly oppo
site the Piedmont Works 1t is well arranged for the
reception of and storing all kinds of produce,
we'll merchandise. AS their lot is arge and made
from all depreciation by strong enclosure und
otherwise conveniently arranged they enabled to
give attention tho 5ue of every description of
Lumber.
Every necessary preparation is also made to receive
Lime in any and ull quantities. Particular attention
will be paid the sale Of this article. Consignments
solicited from those preparing such commodities for
mnritc They also solicit consignments of wheat -four
corn meal, oats, well every description Cf pro-
duce
Libors advances, ifrequred, will always be made
consgnmonts in baud coal lump. md ground plaster,
mud gnano vii awoy be KEEP lland-orders socit-
ed.
All ordersfol goods rom puuctuul customers viii
ceiye prompt attention.
Good consigned O their care, be forwarded will
be attended o with al possible dispatch.
No charge made for dmyage merchandise pro-
duce, either by railroad canal. BY applying them
selves closely business, & being determined to
cry possible endeavor in pleosng all who may call
them they hope receive the encouragement ofa liberal
public. ECHLOS,
VIM PRYOR
ian ll-dacta TALIAFERRO
Republican Lexington Papers, Bedford Sentinel, Fin
castle Whig Wytheville Telegraph, and Roanoke Ben-
con- will copy times and forward ao"o"r. for s"'t's
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TNiON STEAMSHIP COMPA- III

~ NX'S LINE O" STEAMERS-PtnRsgl- =s-1$
voata Capt Baymore, and lUetaia, Capt Teal, ~
Noroif tor Phaadeirhia alternately every "Wednesday
until further notice.
These Steamers have been built expressly for this rou
and every care has been taken in their construction I
ensure strength and speed, and ther accommodation
for passengers and attention Of their Cuptnins un'
qualed.
We have also entered into arrangements to forwar
passengers through York thereby offering to merchau
an opportunity offered by any other line of mnkir
thcir purchases in Philadelphia and then continue
New Yor, for the small sum of 50 0
Passage in lst Cabin and found to Philadelphia, 8
do 2nd do do 90 do 0
For freight passage, apply to
RO. RANKIN, AG'r., corner % WaterSt
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ANklN h6 t. corner - " ntef 81,
Richmond, va.
LEVI ELDRIDGE. GrN'L AG.r.

No. Z. North whnrycs Phila.
B.-Thc Steamers will leave Philadelphia cve
"Wednesday at 10 O'Clock, A. M, aud due notice will
given all tho daily papers ol the hour Of their sarn
rom Riclnoud. RO. RANKIN, agent
feb 8--dycts
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Thcso gos7cI. arc aIT OF tDo rsIcIass Du IN Ihc C
of Baltimore expressly for tins trade and have super
Or accommodations COR passengers. They are com
nanded by experienced Captains, and qualified for th
They willbe towed up and down the river by steam
and may be relied sail prc~ptly as nd .ertsed
Merchants going North ordering goods from Ne
York, will find ittothcir interest to ship by this lin
it is the only regular line. and freight will always
aiken at the lowest rates. and every effort will be
by the agents in Richmond undNcw York, give snti
action WeresPecltuIy nsl,andhope to suce Il in oh
aiming full shafe Of patronage. Goods shipped
his line to New York, viii be forwarded free ofcon
mission to New Orlenns Mobile Savnah, Charleston
or any other port. The vessels will be in Richmond
Rockets; in New York Mt berth No. J. Coffee IIou'
slim foot nC Wafl Strcct
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DIR JOHNSTON

Member of the Royal College OF Surgeons, London
Graduate from ofthe mostemnent Colleges oil me
United States and the greater part of whose life has
been spent in the Hospitals Of London Paris, Philadel-
pha and elsewhere has effected Of the most as
onishing cures that were ever known. Many troubled
with ringing in the ears and head when asleep great
nervousness being alarmed sudden sounds and
oashfulness with frequent blushing attended, some
times with arrangement of mind, cured immedi
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RICHMOND.
I.NDMEND, DAVENPORT ~ 80.
IL RICHMOND offer for salp In .trrc nd nfout.

IL RICHMOND, offer for sale in and aoat,a
wholcsnle-
500n Sacks Lverl fine Salt Marshall and other bra nd
100 do Ground Alum do
800 tons Richmond ground Plaster
500 tons best Peruvian Guano daily expected
500 bbls Rosendalc Cement
500 bushels prime Cloyerseed
$50 bbls Bone Dust
1913 hhds Bacon sides
l27 terees Sugar House Moasscs
200 boxes Archer 4 Cos NJ | aNes.
800 tierces London Porter
so eoses Cross Il Blaclsnesl Londen Mustard
% do d. Walnut aud Mushroom Catchup
25 Hampers English Cheese ,nloucest,r)
Is boxes MHccaroni
30 Bags Sicily Almonds
200 bags Brazie Sugar
400 bags Costa Ricn Coffee
Hcnnessey, GODDARD, Guard aud Sasaraz Brandy lleiC
sica and Hungarian Lion Wine; Sherry, Madeira,
Port Wine &c, &c
Many of the above of importntion
profess sell low asfhey can he had in this
try. quantity aud qaality considered. Teas, gooG
assortment can be had in the country, adapted IT,
trade of Virginia.
dec 30-dacts EDMUND, DAVENPORT & co.
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FHOIGSp.

The House passed the bill for the payment
Of the expenses ofOregon in defending herself
from the Indians.
Mr.. Seymour, from the Committee of Com
merce, reported the Canadian reciprocity free
trade bill.
The House then went into committee OF
the whole on the Army appropriation bill and
discussed the various amendments restoring
civil uperlntendency TO the United States
Armores
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w f, the undersigned, are again opening and exhb
w ltng very large assortment of Cooking Stoves
" ''"ry 'ar y of size and patent, commonly IN use
,'selar witha well selected assortment Of ParIoroham
.'F oltee and Factory stoves. Saiamandar Furnaces
"HtoS is, Tenders Sruules. Cinder Shoyrls, Blow
'r'' We to which very respectfully call the at
1htI"n OF and friends. Resting assured
,p" though we cannot promise to sell alta lower riice
"an any one else. our prices will rnnee as low a.
" favor with an examinations to their satisfaction
Us wei as their expectation.
oct 28.dts AGREE K MURRILL.
lHeo Timers A. & NJ.
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= vaREasNLA I.aNE OE, Rlchmon.

Line is composed ofthc following Vessels, all owned
the city of Richmond, and aaas from Neto YORK. ere
fJy5 dgaS viz:
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TEHOM / SION Lime, 100 bbls Thomaston Lime
L received and for sale by d SACkEII
dec II
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w AE AE.-9he undersigned is now operating
n his MILLS, and is in market for Wheat. lie
Keeps on hand, for sale Corn, Corn meal and Ohal
'io' Lump and Ground Plaster.
Aug 22~l,s H. s. LANGHORNE
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Republican, Lexington Papers, Bedford Sentinel Fin
castle Wing, Wytheville Telegraph, and Roanoke Ben
con, will copy times and forward ao"o"r. for s",a
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-07-01

0TNovEL AND GREAT lNyENTrON.--A
correspondent. says the Boston Bee sends the
following account of safety car, the result OF
his ingenuity, which we publish for the approx
al of the public:
"The seats on which the passengers sit, are
to rest on pis'ons which plstons are to play
into cylinders, which cylinders are to be
charged with runpowder, which gunpowder is
to be touched off with percussion caps and
hammers which caps and hammers are to be
united with rods, which rods are to be SO con-
nected to the engine and cars, that whenever
any collision, obstacle, switch or drawbrldge
occurs, or whenever the engineer, or fireman,
or conductor shall see tit,) all the aforesaid
pisons may be discharged at once firing up
the passengers high and dry in the air, through
the top of the cars Instead of being drowned or
dashed to pieces in them.
cit will be necessary that the top of the car,
instead of being covered with boards, should
be covered with thin cloth canvass, through
which any humOn head of ordinary thickness.
or skull, will penetrate with perfect ease. |
would also suggest, as a further improvement,
that a parachute be placed directly over the
head of every passenger. so that, in being fired
mp through the top INTO the atmosphere, he will
find himself provided with one of those cons
vement little articles used by all baloonSls.
fIr descending to the ground from any height,
at pleasure"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-07-01

Reported Tor the Boston Post, by John Eatonl
At Market j2j Cattle, 49, Bervrs, and 80 Stores
consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows and Calves
year,ngs, TWO aud three years old
lrcrS-MarNrt Hcrt-Exra, So lst quality
S - ~ quality 81 @j47 80 sd quality, 5 ord
mary, So 30 Il -.
lildrs-9I - - - = cwt Tallow 81 II : 30.
Prlts soc n IS Cali Skins 10! u Hes Id.
Nrnl Calves 4ul at mnTkrr--S2 50 : II S.
Siorrs-N nlklug ONcu-S9S lC3, nc, I22 altf
Cows and Calves So, -, 81, &c A. - at
market.
lcarngs-Sl0, Hale Two Yeas old So, -, %
all.
Three Years od-Sp. -, As, ass
Sherp aud Lambs-S2i ~ market; sales slow
md rather hard tor Dherp Prices-Extrn s., 525
u s. - Nv lnl-- 81 -, : 30, = ~. 3uSi
Misunderstanding 10 the extreme warmth OF the
weather, the m1rkrt Is lightly stocked sellers very
firm on that account, but buyers will not purchase
Freely unless on thrlr terms The last week has
been hard one for the butchers, as the demand al
the markets Tor fresh meats has been very ilgh We
noticed eight very fine SIX year old hrrvrs nv Mr..
l.. Hastings, OF lhIunn, \ III sold to Mrs>rs Nuter
d DAVIS, oi Brighton, Al price not made public
The slXty-tonr bcrNes from Maine, were all OF them
very suprtlro.
g. cars cane over the Ftchburg Railroad and
a. over the BnEruu aud Loweell Kairoad, oa Ied
with Crule. sheep, Horses Swine asd Fowls
No. lIom each Suite
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BURLINGTON FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING, ], 1853
scroft,la and other Chronic Diseases.


The following is taken from n work published by
ID. A. Tyler, NJ. ~, OF New Haven, Conn. -
The Rock Rose has been used by Prot. Eli lyes
o! New Haven, Tor about thirty years anterior 10
this period. Says Dr. Tyler, | have no indication
of its use in regular practice, how or when Prot
Ives first obtained it he does not now recolIrct.-
lie prescribed it in Of Scroiula, and always in
forms OF decoctiou. 1t is now somewhat common
article in domestic practice, for the cure OF Scrolula
and Culancous diseases. Whitlaw, a Scotch boan
list of netoriety, who travelled IN America about
1914 and 1915 learned its probably in Canada
and used it for indicating Baths in his establish
ment in England, which became celebrated Tor the
cure OF Scroula, and other Chronic Diseases. The
Rock Rose possesses the power ofrtso wing Sc'oiu-
cus tumors, and one of the first and most obvious
effects OF this medicine, is an improved appetite.
Sold in Burlington, by A C.. SPEAR, wholesale
and retail aud by G. p. SANBORN q Go. Sold By
our Agents in all the towns aud villages in Vermont
Jane %. w5lw2
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DECIDEDLY SHonr.-Ihe Union having
dcscanted most loitily on =. the complaints OF
the Wing Press of Gen. Plcrce's appointments.
is "took up rather Short by TIE Ercning
Post as follows:
awe have heard nothing Of any Wing COM
plants about the Administration, except from
The Wdsh,ngion Union. That print has been
laburing with superiluous zeal for some time 10
make the country believe that the President
mas about as much as he can do to get along
against the current of opposition which The
better evidence of the strength of the Admin
iStraton could be required than may be found
in the slghtneSS of the impression which THE
Jnion'S constant defence of it has produced
M ~ its popularity. We do not see but 1t Is
Just as strong now as it was before. Ihc
Union commenced telling the country, what
nobody else had heard of. or would even have
suspected, that the Wing press OF the country
was making terrible ravages upon It's character.
We remember once to have heard famous
wag of this City say, dnrIng the closing year of
Tylcr's Administration, that he felt that his
country safe, for, said he, "A Government
that can stand such President us " John
Tylcr, can stand anything" We might say
with equal propriCrv, that an Administration
that can sand the kind of support that Preel-
dent Pierce has been receiving Of late from
The Union, is equally beyond the reach OF
danrer"
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New Goods "a, ssOrtHn'S.

w + HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM THE
w City, with II large assortment of New Goods
and now show our friends of the best
Stocks in our line ever offered in this market Our
assortment of GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, OF
the best quality, is large and varied. Onr JEwfLRf
comprises every variety of style and price, and Of
the latest patterns and in the FANCY GOODS
line, may be found everything usually kept in estab
lishmcmts like ours. We steadily adhere to sys-
tenn Of business, which, 50 far, has been successful
and has met with the unqualified appreciation of our
friends and customcrS-viz The CNsn, one Pace,
SMALL PHofT SYSTEM. Every article Of goods in
establishment Is marked in plain figure, and We
sell at mark-guarantccins all to be Jus1
WHAT WE RECOMMEND IT TO BIZ.
We gratefully appreciate the encouragement TINT
has thus far been given Us, and trust continued
efforts to merit it, will meet with the favor of dis
eliminating public. II. V. HORTON 4 co.
No. ! Bank Block.
Burlington, June -. dGWtf
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~ POISO DINING. Aa

Thousands of Parents who use Vcrmiturc com
posed o Castor oil CaIomel. &c, are not awares
that while they appear TO benefit the patient, they
are actually laying the foundation for a series of dis
eases such as salvation, loss OF sight, weakness of
lmbs. &c.
In another column viii be found the advertisement
OF llobcnsicks Medi ines to which we ash the at
tenton OF all directly interested IN their own as well
as their Chldrens health, In Liver complaints and
all DISORDERS ansns rom those OF bilious type
should make use al the only genuine medicine Ho-
bsnsnck S Liver Pills
-" BE not Ssce'peA but ask for Hobensack $
Worm syrup and Liver Pills and observes that each
has the sisaaraTeoi the Proprietor ~ RoBEN
SACK, IS ..,Ht else are ara.-ne w..viv
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FOREIGN NEWS.

New York, q.
The steamship Baltic from Liverpool, june
18th, (thrce days htcr,) arrived here at G.3O
last evening. Among the passengers are
Hon. T. VI. Foot, Austrian Charge, and Sen
ator Foot. of Vermont.
The cmigrant ship Aurora, Captain Cherry,
bound from Hull to New York, foundcrcRsat
sea, taking down with her 90 of the crew and
passengers. The captain and twelve others
were saved
The English Government, both in the
House of Lords and Commons, has announced
that the English and French fleets were Joint
ly despatched to the Dardancllcs, furnished
with similar instructions, and that the best
understanding exists between England and
France; hut it was not expected that any
collision would occur.
NJ. Salandrousc is coming to New York in
the steamship Refine Ilortrnsc, az the En-
pcror's own Commissioner to the Exhibition.
KissclH. the Russian Minister of Justice,
arrived at paris-thcv say bringing pacific
assurances from the Car.
The funds consequently recovered from
their depression. Although it was not unlike
~ that Russia would temporarily occupy the
| frontiers of the Danube Provinces, yet such
Occupation was not to be- regarded as de-
claration Of war. The Turks. notwithstand-
the peaceful appearances, continue to fortify
the BoSlhorus.
Trade at Constantinoplc is dull from Il
scarcity Of shipping, but not much panic re-
suited.
The Russian fleet at ScvaStapol consists OF
thirteen ships of the line, eight frgatcs, and
twelve smaller vessels.
The military preparations of the Turks are
carried on with great activity. The Turkish
fleet Of twenty-five sail anchored at the on
trance of the Black Sea, ON the @Oth. At
the arsenal. twelve corvrttcs and several fri
gates were being armed, and would he got
ready 10y The 2d of June. One hundred AN,
! forty flat boats are employed i'll transporting
artillery and ammunition to the fleet.
Troops and stores had also been sent t,
! Narna. Thr militia are pouring in from al
quarters. The troOus were to be reviewed 81
| the 3Uth.
Both wheat and lpur sell at easier price,
in England
NEW NoRk June 2Sth.
The latest accounts from Paris give an ac
count of plot against the Emperor and tho
arrest Of about 300 persons chiefly Of the So
cialist party. The plan was, to seize tn,
person Of the Emperor during one of his cx-
cursions where he is often without guards
and then to proclaim new order of things
The arrests have been made III almost al
quarters of Paris, even in the quarter of tn,
Italians. In one quarter Il secret society wa'
i'll tn" habit Of meeting. The parties said t,
! have been charged with thcattack ON the En-
( prror at the Iiippodromc were about 60 in
number. They We're however closely watchcC
I by the police, and were unable To cxrcut,
their design.
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$3.50 FREE w ARD.

10 The Bal anil Coin Broters, CITY N0rshnls
amt roiice officers, and he Public Gtnrmiy
Of .NcO England, The Middle 5 Gies, al d
tdndda.
I IL. Association of Banks io- the suppression of
1 COnnrreltng will pay the person who shall
fur sh information which snail lead to the cuyictlun
and sentence OF the parties herein m-"tionrd the
following sums, 10 wit: 4 Reward of Two Hum
drcd and Fifty Dollars Tor each person convict
I'd aud Sr"trnccd Tor engraving plate or plates Tor
counterfeit Bank Bills. or dies tor altering Bank
Bills, and n KcWard OfTwcnty-Fiye Doila y
tor each person convicted aud sruteucrd uttrrng
or passing counterfeit Bank Bills SAID sums to be
paid upon the presentation at the certificate oi the
Judge, or the prosecuting officer. ut thu Court
where such conviction shall be- oblained-provded
said cnuntcrteits on the Banks in New England
Suitable rewards viii also he paid for the conviction
and s-uruct OF the makers o counterfeit CON- or ut
dies Tor the sau:e, and Tor The urrering al >nch coin
The above are additional To any rewards authorized
by State laws.
Per urdrr of Executive Committee
]. NJ. GORDON, secretary
Boston, jane !, 1913. wIywS
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NOT ICE.

TllE undersigned has large and we'll
1 selected Stock OF Goods to sell that are good
aud new. consisting in Dry Goods Hardware, Gro
cerlrs, Crockery, Boots. Shoes Nails Glass Salt :,
Flour &c, Ne, when bought as low as times
will admit, ana vii, be sold accordingly All goods
warranted TO be good MS represented and no
lockeyng in prices Terms Cash, Piotnce and that
kud ct Credit that pays promptly, taken in ex-
change Also, Cash paid Tor most Kinds 81 Produce
at all INES. For proof OF the above statement ask
thos- that are tavorahIy dlsp, sid to the weure
GEO P WOODS.
Wnooski Falls, VI, May ~ w4swif
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y / D .

In tins Village Oh the Odd inst, of Consumptiur,
llGNRY W. WuIrNEy aged % years.
Yesterday, aged6i. Mrs. EsIHLN FLAoG. wife OF
Ienaa f'agg.
At lloosic, n. Y. OIL the llth inst, Mrs. DELLA
ANN, wife OF Hiram K. uaswell aged 81 years.
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W Va. G. EbssEiIY
1000 REWARDl
LEY = ROOT AND HERB BITTER

1t shall be Ieit to all the people, who shall be en-
titled to the above reward, after using one bottle
each, and they will be sure to be cured of the Liver
Complaint, or Indigestion, Joundice. Coughs aud
Colds, Coslveness, Piles, Weakness, Headache, all
complaints arising from impure blood loss OF appc
tte,-in fact all the complaints which everybody is
more or less troubled with, after thawng out IN the
Spring. LangIeys Bi,crs are the very thing for all
the ladies' and every body else should have bottle
and mistake in that, Ms they always do good aud
never harm, ard very pleasant to take. Only
- and 81! cents bottle
sold m Burlington, by 4. c SPEAR, wholesale
and retail and by G. I SANBOHN 4 co and
by our agents in most Of tie towns and villages in
Vermont.
81 Wholesale Depo, is 81 Union St. Boston
Ma 3. wi5w Gmos
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Notice,

I HEREBY give notice that have given to my
l SON John Turner, and to my son Robert Turner
respectively their time. and that have no Legal
claim either of them for service minors, and d,
not hold myself responsible for any acts of their
or debt. contracted by them after this date.
WILLIAM TURNER.
Colchester. Jun" % 1853. wj2w3+
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so the Patrons OF the
Free Press.

Nv books and accounts are left in the hands
of Mr.. 5. II rAHhnuH-r. who is daily authoriz-
ed to settle the same, and receive and receipt
for any debts due to me. | respectfully yet
earnestly request those who may be in arrears
to obligc me by calling on Mr.. PARhnuRsr, at
the Free Press Office, and adjusting their nc
counts as soon as my be convenient.
u. w. &. CLARKE
BuELINGroN, April H., 1853.
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STATE OF VERMONT,} To all persons con-
District OF Chi tendrn, IS. cerned in the Estate
OF John Pnce late oi Burlington, in said District
deceased, GREETlyo.
A the Probate Court holden at Burlington with
in and Tor the District OF Chlltendtu, III oh day
of June, A D., 1888, an INSTRUMENT, purpouimg Il
be- the last WIl.T-and TESTAMENT OF Juhn Price
late OF Burlington IN said District, deceased, was
presented to the Court aforesaid, tor Probulr, By
Maria Price, the EXeeuIrx therein named And
II ordered by said Court that the 10Th day at June
a D., 1853, at the office ot the Probate Court in
said Burlington he assigned Tor proving sard In
strnment and that notice tin reot be given To AL
persons concerned. by publishing tins order three
weeks successfully IN the Burlington Free Press a
newspaper printed al said Burlington, previous to
the time appointed.
THERfFoRR, you are hereby notified to appear be
tore said Court, the Ime and place aiur-- d. aud
contest lhr probate of sand will, # you have cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington IN said Dis
trict, this oh day OF June A d, 1879
J 5. ADAMS, REGISTER.
June 10, iS53. dlt&w 5lw3
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1888 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1888
New Books,
LAYARD'S SECOND EXPEDITION.

discoveries among the ruins Of MIN
~ ev-h and Babylon, with travels in Amrnia,
kurdlsan and the Desert. being the result OF Sec
ond expedition 10y Austin ii. Layard, Win Maps,
Pans ana Illustrations.
Memoirs OF the Queens ct Henry the VIII. and
his mother, EiiArhrIh OF York, by Agu.s strickland
Yusri-u Crusade in the Last, by Ross Browne
Illustrated.
Harry Coverdnrs Cour'ship and what came OF it
by the author nj 'Mairving Man." etc,
Essays and Misceaults. Choice Cuttings from the
Manuscript OF Grace Aeuilar.
The Fortunes OF the Covllle FANNY. by the au-
thor of Frank Farrish
Fern Leaves from "fanny's Port folio" For
sale by y. WARREN, No. Bank Block.
June IS. G&wti