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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-04

NEW PAPER In RIcHaoSD We see it
stated, on what authority we do not know,
that Mr.. Roger A. Pryor, late writer in the
Washington Union, and who left that paper
because of the dissatisfaction occasioned by
a n article upon Russia, intends establishing
democratic paper IN this city.
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e At the Franklin School, in Boston, one
ofthe young girls, to whom had been awarded
the honor Of the Franklin medal, upon hear
ing accidentally of ii, wrote a modest note to
the committee, declining to receive the token,
in favor Of the hig hest on the list of disappoint
ed expectants. The act is warmly praised in
the papers as unsel6sh. Well, it deserves
PRISE but then it should not be made so un-
qualified as to involve by inference censure
of the taking of the medal as selfish. For then
the chief value of the medal in inspiring gen
erous spirit of rivalry would be impaired
The accepting and the declining may be both
praseworthy, according to the dispositions of
the pupils. There is nothing more beautiful
than the modest and gentle demeanor we often
see in the young pupil receiving the honors OF
the class. Ii is an appropriate mark Of dis
tnction, the wearing of which should be en-
couraged, and it may be worn ia a manner to
inspire admiration and to dispel envy.
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49, ROPER 81 MURRAY, UNDER.
W~A TAKERS, Governor street. between
Main and Franklin. fe 2S-ly
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H., WIN. n. Mcclure, proprietor of the CITY
iio'ei' at ST. Louis, died on the 22d ult.
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o. stereotype Da9uerr.otvpes.

ba&uCEECUIypcBs- II
m6y well be said 1--WE live In age OF wonders
discoveries upon discoveries follow each other so
rapidly, and inventions succeed inventions so NJ.
merouslg that "ths march of intellect" in the selds
of literature scarcely keep pece with the strides
OF imp -ovement in science am the fine arts. We
have scarcely become familiar with the electric
language of the telegraph-borne on its aerial cour
iers from seaboard to frontier Throughout, our vast
Intelligent and happy rep aoic-or ceased Gdmirinu
the magical beauty Of the delicate aud t-a1fu Da-
guerreotype, .ranshxed By the instantaneous con
eentrstion OF the suns rays ere we are again as
tonished By another and still superior invention
the Stereoscooa.
We have been led TO make these remarks aftei
locking at Stereoscopic likeness of beautiful
young lady. made doubly beautiful by the aid o
this handmade 10 the arts, the Stereoscope w,
must not forget to say that we saw all this q
SlEUHt', Isl Main street. aa4
Mouisons Pictures.
They stand Ia sl their loneliness, unfurld
Like some fair beings of another world
Their cheeks vermilion and the glsncing eyes
Bright as the starry diamonds OF the skies;
The hair 80 sweetly dark, and the rish ringlet
hung
As II they lov'd the Snowy neck roucd which thel
clung;
The foreh eads furrowless, like marble wrought
Seem stamp'd with inward majesty of thought;
Ths ruby lps and teeth like Eastern pearls,
Form rich contrast with the jetty curls
Wild waving round her beau.eous fsce divine,
Like tend lis clustering around the plant vine.
MoULSON alone such wondrous skill displays
In taking pictures, tina, the tnrongs thar gaze
With admiration at his wonderous art,
All have picture taken ere they depart.
FE INCLUSION,
au4 Ito Main street.
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VALUABLE DWELLING Ar ROCK

' ETTS, CORNER OF BLOODY RUN AND
ASH s TREETS.-Tne Subscribers are authorized
to sell that valuable residence at the corner of
Bloody Run and Ash streets, now occupied by Mr.
Cha tain Fsrrsr. The houss has rooms and every
accomm odation for large family. The los froas
rs feet on Bloody Ran street, end extends on Ash
street about l20 feet Apply to
GODDlN g. APPE2SOE,
au 4--6t Aucts.
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q A great riot took place in New York
Saturday, between the "Honey moon" gang
and Tompkins Fire Engine Company, No. 80,
in Twenty.second street. The fight lasted
thirty minutes. Brick bats, cart rungs and
other missiles of tina, class were employed. A
police force mustered finally, and the party,
"Honey moon gang" retreated to their place of
meeting and barricaded their doors. There
they held out for some time, fighting the pc
lice. They were however finally conquered
the police succeeding in capturing twenty two
Of them.
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FIRr-About O'Clock yesterday morning. fire
broke out In Thomas Cowes old tobacco factory,
now occupied by Messrs Walker & Wilkinson to-
baccouis,s at the upper end of Grace street, under
Church Hill The upper portion of the building
was entirely destroyed. Loss about $1,000, insured
In the Mutual Assurance Company. The fixtures
insured in the Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, were but slightly damaged. The stock
uninsured was damaged to the amount of about
$50. The fire is supposed to be the work of an
incendiarY.
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nor SALE.-A tract Of Land, containing one
4 hundred and sixty i've acres, In Chesterfield
county, 81 miles from Richmond Immediately on
the Dsnviils Railroad. This isrm Is handsomely
located and has on it a dwelling house With ave
rooms, and all necessary out houses-the whole
nearly new. About IS acres are cleared aud the
balance il origins growth. The tim er and wood
on the land will probably pay more tGan is
asked forit. The owner being determined to sell,
bargain may be- had upon early application to
GEO w COLE, on the premises, or to
su4 TOLER COOK.
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THE PAN HANDLE.-We have already nos
ticed the fact that the Pittsburgh and Steuben-
vile Railroad Company were endeavoring to
carry their road across the Pan Handle
Through Brooke county, in spite of the refu.
sal of the right of way by our Legislature, and
that the expedent resorted to was the letting
out the road by the real estate holders over
whose land it was to pass in that county
This letting has taken place. A difficulty was
still in the way; and that was the necessity of
getting the permission of the County Court
Gr the railroad to cross the county roads. Ap.
plication was made at the last Court, and it
was referred TO a committee. 1.-THE committee
decides in favor of granting the application
the road will be Immediately built, and that in
dependent of the sovereign authority of the
State. We suppose it will give rise to some
legislative action next wintsr. The case will
be a novel one.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE MfssrNo srRANGRR-The Mail, Ia an ar
tice some days ago. suggeited from the description
OF The missing man, about whose mysterious dsap-
pearance Browning, Thorpe and smoote are under
thai, that he was one VIM Burns, who was engaged
at or near scotsvile Burns had been In this ctv
about the 9Th or 9th Of July and his dress and ap'
pearapce answered the description given of the un'
known aud lost man. The last Scottsville Journal
| staten that It's Editor had had conversation with
this Burns, who Is working In an iren foundry In
scotsyille In this conversation, he admitted that
hi had been 70 Richmond-that he LEFT TEE
CANAL AT A LOCK TWELVE NILES ALIVE Rich.
MoNp, but proceeded t, Richmond Ia stage" He
returned to sco:tsvilIe On the Goth July. Burns
however, assured the Editor that he was not the
missing man, and tina. he had been neither robbed
nor murdered which the Editor thought quite
likely The statements about leaving the canal l.
miles above Richmond, Sc, would 60 lar 70
strengthen the suggestion that Burns is the lost
stranger. 1t weud be well to send for him. II 1t
turns out that he u.s. it will save deal OF trouble and
uneasness in the upper end of Henrico.
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R~s BALL AND FARE. WORKS.
E>Ea The grand display of Fire Works anC
Ball, to have come of at the Huguenot Springs or
Friday evening last, mas been postponed until FRI
DAY next August 5.h, 1853. au2-4t
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Mss FOX hENT-A beautiful new brck
~ dwelling, corner of Cary and Second Streets
one of the pleassntest parts of tao city Posses
sion given Immediately. Enquire of FLEMING
GRIFFIN. Esq, or on the premises Gas pipes
throughout the mouse. au 4-3tF
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n~ FAssKNkTs Ior rae Head, msae to
w. order. oy Miss d. SEMON Orders can
'e let at the residence of her Father, semon No
Ii, Main street. au At
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n@ EngravIngs OF the Crystal Pa.
ESIace.-L. FRANCK No. 1873 Main street.
has Jdst received from New York, a number of
beautiful, large size EBgravings of the Crys.
tai Palace, which he will sell at New YORK prices
Call ana see them. au 3-3t*
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m% HAIR DYE, HAIR DYE.-Tne
@Sonly liquid Hair Dye in the World for in.
stantly dying the Hair without dying the skin. Its
applied the same way as OIL is perfectly free from
nitrate OF silver and injurious acids mparts gloss
to the Hair, that has been approach he'd by any
other article. II will never turn red or purple re-
tains lts color to the last and ia vegetable prepa
ration that can be made in ten minutes, at a very
trifing cost. will send the recipe 70 any LADY or
gentleman, on receiving one dollar. Address F.
c., Box l25. Post Off ,e iy l5-lmk
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c. FOR KENT. a comtortg5le brick
- house on Union Hill, at prerenG occupied by
Mr. ID Stratton. Possession given on the is; Sep.
sember. Rent Sl25 per year. Apply to
al TOLER L COOK
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MURE ENGLIsa WORKs.-J. ". RAN:

I'VE DOLPH has for sae-August 4;
August No. OF Dickens' Household Words
Lire of Alfred the Great, to which Is appended his
Anglo Sax IN Works; London, mus %
Norway and its Scenery, By Price and I For
roster; Bohns London edition. %
kennedys Specimens OF Greek aud Latin Verse,
chic fly trsnslauons-l 90
Romance of A5elard and Heloise, BY w
WrghG-75c
A commentary of Medical and Moral Life, or
Mind and the Emotions considereo in relation 10
Health, Disease and Religion, by w Cooke, NJ D.
| 90
Flanders On the Law of Shipping, 8vo sheep
so su4
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@S.fso EXCHANGE AND BANKING
1>EA HOUSE OF C. w. PURCELL IL CO.
The notes of the Southern Manufacturers
Bank, are redeemed as heretofore at par at our
counter.
EyAIl solvent Washington small notes, will for
the present be redeemed at par from Merchants.
We caution the public therefore, against paying
any discount on small notes dated al Wsshfngton
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o. FOR KENT.-The brick dwelling on ID
- street, near the Poor House, and rexs door
to the residence of Mr. Robert Ras;on Rent sl20
per year. Apply to
ev4 TOLER e. COOK
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0S MOTH E.-Express packages tor
49, Norfolk, Richmond Petersburg, &c, in.
tended for shipment per steamers Roanoke or
jamestown, will hereafter be received by
Messrs ADAMS e. CO., 50 Broadway, who are the
only authorised agents for Express privileges by
these ships
Office of New York and Virginia Steamship Com
psny, No 80 Broadway.
LUDLAM e. PLEASANTS, Agents.
New York June, l, 1853. je ID
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JOB PRINTING.-The Dispstch
w>-S2 JOB Office is prepared to execute in the
handsomest manner, and on the most reason able
terms, Pamphlets, Circulars, Handbills,
labels, Business Cards. Tickets, Blanks,
&c, and every description OF Printing.
liz 23-Iu
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THE MOULTRIE HOUSE.
SULLIVAN'S ISLAND.

INI1E subscriber begs respectfully to inform his
Il merous friends and the public generally, that he
has taken lease Of this delightful resort which he
will open for the reception of visitors between the
22d inst, and the lst July next
The subscriber is now engaged in procuring new
furniture de- of the most elegant description, and is
determined to spare expense to render this tsao-
ishment 7one of the most agreeable and desirable
Summer Residences in the United States.
The Moultrie House can accommodate two hundred
guests and is pleasantly situated fronting and
within q few yards Of the ocean, the invigorating
breezes from which prove equally beneficial to the
seeker for health or pleasure.
Of amusements there will be no deficiency, 4 Bill
lard Tables, and Bowling Saloons being on the
prenises, in addition to which Horses and Carriages
can be procured at any moment in the immedate vi.
cinity Of the House. thus enabling visitors D avail
themselves Ct the delightful rides and drivesha the
magnificent Beach affords Boats also, for the conve-
nence OF Fishing Parties can always he obtained.
The Table will be supplied with every delieaey that
the markets of New-York, Havana, KEY West and
Charleston can furnsh and tieBar will contain none
but the choicest Liquors
The Subscribers long experience in the business
usties him in saying in conclusion, that nothing will
be left undone his part for the comfort and grat
cation of his visitors and his chief care has been to
procure assistants and servants who can he depended
upon. >.
June 7 ~ 90 s33t.
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NEW BOOKS.

|tOLLIERS Notes and lamentations to the Text OIL
" Shakespeares Plays
Great Truths by Great Authors A Dictionary of Aids
to Rehection Quotations of Maxims, Metaphors
Aphorsms, Proverbs &C., from writer's of all ages.
A Dictionary Of Domestic Medicine and Household Sur.
gery by Thompson & Smith,
Elements Of the Laws: Outlines Of the system OF
Civil and Criminal Laws in the L. S., and i'll tho
several States Of the Union. Designed for general
use. By Thomas L Smith.
Shakspeares Complete Works, Life, Plays and Poems.
New editions of Moore, Scott and Milton.
Wirt's Life Patrick Henry.
Leyard's Second Expedition to Babylon and Nenevel.
Summer Cruise in the Mediterranean, by N P Willis.
Shady Side; or, Life in a Country Parsonage
Everyday Scripture Reading.
The Society Of Friends.
Romance of the Forum.
Tales of the Southern Border Wcbbcr.
Essays and Miscellahes; by Grace Aguillar.
3rd Vol Miss Strckland's Queens of Scotland.
5th " D'Aubigne's Hist Reformation.
Thomas Travels in Palestine.
Faben's Camel Hunt.
Birds Nick of the Woods
Gouldng's Young Marooners
Roland Trevor or Pilot of Human Life.
The Bible in the Counting by Ii. 4 Boardman,
ID.
Love Affairs in our Village 20 years ago.
Marie de Bcrncre; y Tale of the Crescent City,
Beatrice by Catherine Sinclair.
Rachel Kell.
Jeames' Diary, by Thackeray.
Mr.. Browns Letters.
Rogers Essays on Reason and Faith.
English Soldier in the U: S. Army.
Halls Legends Of the West.
Clara Moreand.
Count Julian.
Dcsperadoes of the Southwest.
Pictorial Life of Davy Crockett
Agnes Sorrell. by james.
Kate Stewart.
Wild Western Scenes.
Scalp Hunters.
Rifle Rangers, &c. \. YOUNG.
May 3l-22tf
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MIR. SQUIER

w his stay he will open Room over the POST
OFFICE, for the purpose of taking DAGUERREoTYpEs.
and will be happy to wait on those who may favor him
with call.
Thankful for thelberal patronage which lie received
during his previous visit to this place. he would still
solicit continuance of the same
At his room will be found large collection Of speci-
mems among which is Daguerreotype of Mr. Calhoun,
one of Jenny Lind, and one of Robt. Burns.
Lkenesses taken Of sick deeeased persons at their
residence.
Daguerreotypes, Portraits and Engravngs copied {.
Instructions given in the art and apparatus furnish
ed if desired
May l7-20f
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June 16.
Sheriff's Sale.

FINDER summons in partition and in pursuance
y Of the decreetal order made thereon by John r.
JOY Judge OF the Court of Ordinary for Kerslaw Dis
trlct will sell on the first Monday in July next being
the fourth day of said month"; the lands described in
the said summons Of partition, the property Of An
gus Nc Donald deceased to-wit
One tract, containing one hundred and six acres
more or less, and known as the Malone tract Also,
one other tract containing 1891 acres, whereon R. r.
Player resides, and adjoining the said Malone tract,
on the branches Of Pnetree Creek adjoining lands Of
Thos. Smith and others.
Conditions-One-ffth of the purchase money will be
required the balance on credit Of twelve months,
purchasers give bond with good security with in
tcrest from the day Of sale and mortgage of the
premises if deemed necessary for the payment of the
purchase money. Purchasers to pay for papers.
THO. BASKIN, s. X. D.
June 1916 I'd
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ExEcUTIyEDEPARTM

GNo. 81 COLUMBIA, :. c., June Is, 1853.
IXTHEREAS information has reached this Depart
w nient t..t ON the night Of the S0th May last q
dabolcal attempt was made upon the lives of many
citizens of this State by placing distractions upon the
track of the South Carolina Railroad, near Branch
vile: Aud whereas, in consequence of said act, the
lives of several useful citizens Of this state were LOST
Now, to the end that justice may b. done and the
offender oroffenders broughtto justice hereby offer
reward of Five Hundred Dollars for the apprehen-
sion and delivery of said offender offenders in any
OF the Jals Of this State, and upon conviction of the
same.
Given under my hand and seal Of the State at
& Columbia, this fifteenth day of June, Ammo
Domn one thousand eight hundred and fifty
: three, and in the seventy year of the
independence of the United States.
JOHN l. MANNING.
June sS J,GA, st
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
KERSHIK DISTRICT,

kERSHI " DISTRICT
BY JOHN R. JOY, ESQ, ORDINARY FOR SAID DISTRICT
yXTHEREAS. Banyan Payne applied to me for
w Letters of Administration on all and singular
the Goods and Chatte Rights and Credits Of Wilson
Payne, late of the State of Tennessee, deceased. q
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all ana
singular the kindred and creditors Of the said deceas
ed to be and appear before at our next Ordinary
Court for the said district to be holden at Kershaw
Court House on the 9th day Of June inst, to show
cause any, why the said administration should not
be granted
Given under my hand and seal, this 10th day OF
June in the wear of our Lord ono thousand eight hun
drcd and fifty three and in the 77th year of American
Independence. ). JOY, u II. D.
June %.
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NOTICE.

DRIVATE individuals, COMMITTEES OF PUB
i Lie LIBRARIES, and General Vendors Of Books,
desrous Of en!argng and stocking their shelves. will
find an advantageous opportunity presented by lesv
ing their orders with the undersigned who respectful
ly notify and invite the Agents OF the llouse
Of II. 4. BOIIN, LONDON.
CAPERS & UEYWARD,
Auctioneers aud Commission Merchants
South side Adger's Steam Packet wharf
All orders received TO lst July, will be particularly
attended TO-
June Ia "A
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DR.. mcLane's Liver Pills,

DEING composed entirely of vegetable substances is
ID not only safe hut have been found by all who
have used thcm as the best remedy for all affections
of the Liver and Digestive organs In fact, where
they ate used Liver Complaint cannot exist.
SY1Prce 25 cents per box.
The above valuable preparations are for sale by
most of the Druggists and are to be had wholesale Of
P NJ COHEN s. CO.,
Importers and Dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Chemi-
calls Perfumery &c.
No. 29Hayne.strcet Charleston, S. c.
June 81. 20. eoWly
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Head Quarters.

l. AlLf Osb: ouhAS -oui Aooo'
KINHE following Regiments will parade for drill and
Il review at the times and places specified below,
VIZ:
The 10th Regiment of Infantry at Richardson's on
THURSDAY the 2sthof July next.
The7th Regiment of Infantry at the Old Wells on
SATURDAY. the 30G, of July.
The 9Th Regmentof Infantry at loves on Tuesday
the End of August next
The End Regiment Of. Cavalry at Long Myers, ou
Thursday the 4th of August
The sth Regiment Of Infantry at Morrow'sold field,
on Saturday the 9th of August.
The 9Th Regiment Of Infantry at Lomaxs, on Tues
day the 9th of August 70
The 4th Regiment of Infantry at IIany's. on Thurs
The 42nd Regiment oiirantry at Mintons, on Sat
nrJay the 18th Of August.
The End Regiment of Infantry at Halls on Wednes-
day the 18th Of August.
The 5th Regiment of Infantry at Hunters, on Satur-
dag the goth Of August.
The lst Regiment of Cavalry at Pickensville, on
Tuesday the 23d OF August. - %.
The Sd Regimentoi OF Infantry at Toneys Old Store,
on Thursday the 25th ofAugust
The lst Regiment of Infantry at Drutops Satur-
day the 9th OF August r.
The Commissioned and Non. Commissioned officers
viii assemble the day previous at the place Of rendez
vous of their respective Regiments for drill and in
struction.
The Major General will, with his Staff attend the
Reviews
The Brigadier Generals wlL with their staff, attend
Che rssi.ws ia their separate Commands and charg
cd with the extension of this order.
By.order of the Gommandern-clief,
= j. W CANTEY,
~ & Adj. and tnsp. Gen.
tr the papers in the ls Division will copy weekly
and the Charleston Courier Mercury and Standard,
tti.weekly until the Reviews are over.
June g8
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CARRIAGES.
AT the Old Stand of s. & T. Gilbert

@ & f. NJ. GILBERT contine the CARRIAGE
=. BUSINESS at the above stand, Nos 35 and 40
Wentworth street, where they will be pleased to ex-
hibt to their old friends and customers very extern
sive stock Of VEHICLES, comprising those of their
own manufacture, together with the various other
STYLES usually found in this market. Their long ac
olaintance with this market manufacturers and
dealers will enable them to offer great inducements to
purchasers, both in styles and prices.
Charleston, Aug. 90. CT IF
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HEAD QUARTERS,
MILFORD, 22nd June, 1853.

A BOARD Of officers to consist of Major General
= II John Bachannon President
Brigadier General S. Z. Chandler,
Colonel R. Anderson, Nen,bcrs
- ". J. Taylor,
"@9 Tho F. Baker, >
=. ooioasl,5 e J 3 Kershaw supernumcrories.
Captain W H. R. Workman, Recorder will convene
at Camden en- Monday the 18th July next to decide
nthe legality and validity of Brigadier General J.
w Bakeney eEction the 22nd of April last, to the
Office Of Major General of the 4th Division of South
Carolina Militia, protest having been entered against
his being commissioned
By order Of the Commander ilChicf,
j. ". CANTEf,
e Adj. and lnsp. Gen.
The papers of the 4tl Division will copy until the
sitting of the Board .
June %.
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NOVELS.

NOVELS.
The Colevle Family
Modern Flirtations
Curse Of Clifton.
Emigrant Squire.
Esther de Medina
Monte Christie
EdrArnd Dants
Red Wing or Cruiser Of Van Diemans Land.
Empress ofthe Isles, or the Lake Bravo
Spitfre-A Nautical Romance.
Stray Yankee in Texas
Harry Ashton. or the Will the Way.
Deans Daughter, or Days we live in,-by MIS-
Gore.
Bourbon Prince, Louis XVII, Of France.
Jack and his Bride.
= Agnes Serle.
Lovers Stratagem, or the Two Suitors.
Ogilvies.
My Novel.
Beatrice.
June Ia 24-3t. \. 1OUNG.s