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NEW-MEXIC0


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F0gT DEFIANCE, Navajo Co. !
New Mexico, Nov q, ls52.
proceed now "a draw from my journal an
account Of my march from Albuquerque 10 this
post This shall transcribe without any extra
'embellishment or effort 20 use picked phrises
With the map Of 1t. Parke, Typographical En-
gineer, before you, think you viii be able, with
what shall write, TO obtain good iiea Of the
geography OF this portion OF terra firm.
Monday, July 10, 4 O'eiock, p. M-Broke up
my camp &C Albuquerque, AMI started wish forty
men, one woman, three six-Inale wagons and
drove Of thirty odd sheep lmea, rations) for the
main ferry or crossing OF the Rio GganJe, about
two miles below Albuquerque. The delay ia
crossing the wagons and sheep, employed NJ TIL
q, and il was DARK before made camp, half
mile beyond The crossing and upOn the bank OF
the river. Made arrangements 10 make IN
early start In the morning, on account OF me
heavy, sandy road hence 10 the Paegeo
Tsesday Jaiy 20-Broke NJ camp bstseen
three and four In the morning, aud started upon
the march about a O'Clock. Morning. cool aud
delightful, the sun being very long hid behind
the great sandia Mountain. For two or three
niles the road ran westward across the broad
valley Of the Rio Grsnde, passing b. two ranches,
one OF which was very Dear our camp OF last
night; read sandy At about three miles FROM
camp we commenced TO ascend "a the dieids
between the Rio Grande and the Paerco. AT
about seven miles we arrived az the TOD OF the
high ground but the road stin continued sandy
and bad. AT II miles We came to the bin over.
looking the valley OF the Puerco, broad and
desolate, but presenting 10 It's hills and cedar
covered slopes relief 10 the awfillly sandy and
barren waste We had thus far marched over.
We were this day joined BY gentleman by tks
name Of Clarke, from Albuquerque, who takes
advantage Of our escort TO visit Laguna on bust
ness. Arrived at the Paerco about l2I O'Clock
and found no water IN its bed q, the crossing.
The men we're thirsty and exhausted with their
march Crossed TO the opposite side Of the
Arsyo and laid out my camp. Water was
found Ut length, sufficient for al our purposes,
half mile above our camp, In . pool Our
march this day from the Rio Grsnde has been
about Is miles. Before vc could prepare our |
dinaer violent thunder-gust came on, which |
Frustrated my tent and tore II badly. Shot sou !
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every Sunday TO church 70 whcb she pect rely %
shOw her dress ard ttas % sacriee to Fl St5x
Inevitably brSnded AZ nsel rs uspciifc By an TIC
peigtbors. wthort appearing 70 the v.s;n-s Z ne
house a. tie Eead servas, and lackey Of M u.fe.
every would st iesst hsve pronounced me un..h
ioDahl--slrbough behind ny s.siJuity there wss
,o'hpy but the worship Of So show; for Ar-croa
mysei thu with a my restraint tins preserved nv
Independence although some Of my gossppiaT nei-h-
bors nigh; reusrk that oniy kep, nv hzuis IN my
pockets. Every restriction ny better .s psssion
for dress would only have been regarded uagea,e-
II brought my cigar into the psrior. t called inn
proper-elthoush my psbene.s in this respcc; might
Be called 20 great degree merely external homage
TO ST. Show.-asI neglected 10 means t. oppose the
outlay fo- dresssnd In the absence Of visitors smoked
all over the house II hsd protested sgsinsf spelling
only little osughtcr. who according to the little
wlfal head inherited from her msmns, mast have
everything her own way however absurd who must
always be rgged out Ike doll in theatrical costume,
sid presented to everybody in the most disgusting mzn-
ner should certainly have been deemed the worst Of
hsrharisns. who made his family wrefched and for
whom the expression ErSecemisg would have seemed
Ear too slight 10 short the weight Of the four head
ssns Of The United States with hat Of whole swarm
of secondary SAINT proved such burden on my poor
shoulder that sooa exchanged my Europe al roernd-
i,y for the grey hound shape Of well dressed Amsri-
can gentleman. and became elm ~ shallow. Tnen
81 Custom produced change in my fate Having long
suaertd from the fashionable American complaint dys
repsy my beloved wife followed the eommsnd Of the
above mentioned head saint, threw herseh on SICK
bed corfented TO be treated only by Anglo American
physc;nns decidedly proteted against the au-oeracy
Of single Individual End oss'ei democratic con
sultafon with .everi thai TOO nsn cooks finally so
fer spoiled The broth thst the dcsth O. he patient sp-
pesred as the result OF tE. st. Fashion dem sndcd th
cloud take mount e Journey. to which ST. Basi-
ness gave @ suitable prctonce as wished TO examine
tte Beuevoen, Institutions Of America in comparison
with those Of the old world with view to making them
the subject Of volume Such an occupation appeared
so suitable for the consolation Of beresved stste that
st Show could not have been better pacihed.
"Ibnve entrusted my daughter to the care Of com
potent German governoss. who viii place the curb OF
civilization on her neglected bringing up-and 50 you
again find me after series of years on the scene OF
my first entrance upon American lie, having gained
wisdom by experience, and determined on visit TO
Europe in order return with fresh interest to per
msnent residence in the United State. Accustomed to
the free political in this country. cannot
give il up for the freer social life Of Europe"
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american are fettered. The example OF our
country, instead Of cheering the hearts of the
lovers Of liberty in other lanls, tends but to
daIken their dungeons and to riyet their ehsins.
and ell this, because thirty thousand men, re-
fuse topay the honest wages Of free labor, to
those who till their fields, wash their linen and
IOlish their shoes. .s-
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STRAITS or BABEL MASprL.

y
After passing 81. Johns Islands, off the an
cicnt port Of Berenice, We lost sight Of both
shores until last evening, when Djebel Tor, or
Ter, lofty volcanic island, appeared ON the
lelt. Early this morning We made Djebel
Socheir, and ran along close to its shores. IL
is about thousand feet in hight and resembles
hage mass of cindcrs. Some palms were
growing on the northern slope, but there was
no sign OF habitation. We had violent head.
wind, or rather gale, such as are frequently
met with off the mouth OF the Gulf Of Calitor-
MIA. Yet, in spite Of this strong current OF air,
the thermometer stood at - on deck and 30
in the cabin. For the last two or three days
We have had a temperature Of 90 TO %.
This part Of the Red Sea is considered to be
the hottest portion Of the earths surface.
Some travellers have been at u loss to account
for me name Of this sea, but to me il is per-
fectly plain. The ancients, no doubt, consii-
cred it the Red-hot Sea. In the summer the
air is like that Of furnace, and the bare red
mountains glow like heaps Of live Goals. The
steamers AT that time almost invariably lose
some OF their stewards aud frcmen. Cooking
is quite given up aud the painting and swelter-
ing passengers drink clsret and water, aud cat
dry biscuits.
This afternoon we had glimpse OF the town
Of Mocha, about ten miles distant. IL is built
on low land, hut q range Of mountains rises in
the background The famous Mocha coffee does
not grow in the vicinity OF the town, but is
brought from the valleys OF the interior iIodei-
in, further up the coast, is another port for les
expectation, but the foreign trade vi both these
places has been almost entirely destroyed BY the
rise Of Alden. The coffee i taken down to the
latter port in the native coasters, or byc,ravans
from the interior, and there shipped for Europe
End other part Of the world, Much Of the so
called Mocha coffee, | sm told. is actually grown
in Abyssinia.
We are ROW 90 L. Nd entering the Straits
OF BabelMandel, and In two or three hours
shall be on the open Indian Ocean. The pas
sage for vessels l. about three miles wide, and
not at all dangerous in clear weather. The
Arabian and Abyssnian shores are billy, but not
mountainous. Had not the weather been 50
bazy this afternoon. We shonld have seen the
laily rDge OF the Danakil, ON the Abyssinian
side. The latitude Of the Straits j. about l2'
iV End 40 have reached nearly she same ati,
,lde a. | attained last winter, Oh the White
Nile. We shall arrive 1T Alden tomorrow
morning. and viii then have made nearly hall
he voyage from Sgez 10 Bombay. a. T.
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shsr. T. s. Commissioner % Caias' Who S9'
"a beard the HiRicstsn. to9A lea'e 81
number Of good friends. aho were ho1ai %
Madras, Calcutta and C'kinss an. came on D 'ar,
'be Abilities The day waS excessively aot "a !
sultry, aud the Captain of eur steamer received
> sunStroke while on shore. from the Effects 81
which be is still confined TO his berth.
We weighedanchor about 10 o'clock the same
evening, the Hindostan having len an honr De-
fore US. Our passengers were between seventy
ard eighIy in number. and as the Achilles rates
LOCO tuus, we are crowded rather too mach for
comfort, Though in ali respects Ne tara better
Than we did on board the Hadiinston. The
stewards ere mostly Hindoos, the sailors the
same. the cooks TWO Portuguese and Chins-
man. and the frcmen hideous monkey-faced ne
grces from Mozambique. Among the passen-
gers are Portuguese General. the Governor Of
Cos. Turkish Bey. Ambassador TO Yemen, AMI
Or Honigberger, Trsnsylyanian, who for 10
Years was Court Physician 10 RInjeet Singh at
Lahore. and is now bound for Cashmere aud
Tibet. Amid such motley gathering OF char
ectrr srd narionshties. there is no lack OF d.
version. For mysclf. when l drink Bombay
Vster. cot real curry, hail the waiter as KILT
madiarl" and am addressed BY him as saaib y
| feel thst am already in India.
The moruinc showed US the shores Of Egypt
On the one hard and the red mountains OF the
Sinsitic Peninsula ON the other. The Calf OF
Suez is So narrow that You have distinct view
of bo,h shores. alike hopelessly sterile, but en-
chanting in outline and color The thousand
Eod shadows Of those sandstone mountains,
tinted With the iairest rose. purple and violet
hues. are peucilcd with the dclicacy OF n minla'
turc painting The lcftier range of Horeb,
which rises inland, presents sharp, serratoi
outline tried to persuade myself that saw
the peak OF Sinai bat the ships officers insisted
that il was not visible from the Gulf Of Saez.
In addition TO the absorbing interest OF the
scene. the shores had grand continental sig
nifcarce. Here was Africa, there Asia Like
the Bosphcrus, which parts Europe and Asia,
or the Straits of Gibraltar, where Africa con-
fronts Europe, this part of the Red Sea pos
sesses a grandeur beyond that which Nature
gives it,
In the afternoon we passed Ras Mohammed,
at the extremity of the Peninsula, where the
Gulf of Akaba joins that of Suez. Since then
We have loSs sight OF the Arabian shore, while
only the higher peaks Of the mountains ia the
deserts of EGYPT aud Nubia are visible. Yes
ter6ay we entered the tropics, and each day
shows a marked increase OF temperature.
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NJ EW ANIMALS FOR 1854, RECEIV-
~ ED AT RANDOLPH'S BOOKSTORE AND
BINDERY.
Cleister Life of Emperor Charles sth, by w stisl-
ing, 81.
Views in Holland and Belgium, French, With CO
steel plates by Bartlett, with description by Prof.
Van Campan, London Ed, 81.
Meinoas OF the Lie and LRbors of Rev. A. Jud.
| son, d. d., fy ~ eueis w ylapd, = vols, g..
Dewning's Cottage Residences aud Cottage
Grounds. with plates. new aud cheap edition,
| price 81 so.
Leaflets of Memory, m Illuminated Annual, bound
in splendid white calf, for bridal presents, IS co.
Gift OF Sentiment, Flowers. Love- Affection and
the Golden Gift, with plates, and handsomely bound
in morocco, price 81 80.
The Lbdy's Manual of Moral ard Intellectual Cul-
tire. by Winston and Sanford, with plates aud bound
in ornamental style, 81 so.
The Magnolia or Gift Book of Friendship, the To-
ken OF Friendship, the CasiSet, Gin Book; the La
dy's Gift; the Keepsake OF Fyendsbjp; the Garland
and the Amaranth, al with plates and ban dsorreiy
bound, price 81 80.
A Sunday School Prayer Book. for the Protestant
Episcopal Church, with selection OF Psalms and
Hymns, by Rev. C. w. Bolton, 2ac.
Jack Adams the Mutineer, by Capt CHAMBER, eu-
thor uf Ben Brace, with plates Doc.
TIE Red Reyengef, or tho Pirate King Of the Flo
rids's, by Ned BunIiine, 2sc.
November numbers of Putnam aud Hsrpers Ma
gaines, &c.
The Monks Revenge, or the Secret Enemy; tsis
of Later CTlsades by Samuel Spring, SEC.
Helen Mulgraye. or Jesuit Executorghp, being
passages in the is Of Seceder from RoIranlyxa,
antobiograPfy y, SOC. bound IS.
Dr. Ure's Dicii0nar Of Arts, Manufactures aud
Mines Ed I6D0 plates, 81 no9
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BY KENT PAINE & KENT
VALUABLE MANUFACTURING SITE AN
MAEEK POMER Az RICHNQNn - =

FALUABLE MANUFACTURING SITE AND
WATER POWER AT RICHMOND. VA
virtue OF deed of trust executed to
AZ me by the Virginia Wooden Company on tfe
<oth oay o. September, 1858, and recorded ia the
1iefA ONCE OF the Court OF Musings for the CITY Of
klchInend, on TUESDAY, the 10Th ,iay of Noy.n,
ber at l. O'Clock, shall proceedto sell ut public snc
to upon the premises, the lot of ground ard water
power thereto attached. upon which were stuareo
the manufacturing mills OF the Virginia WooIeu Com
pany This lot fronts t5l feet 10 inches upon street
running from 18th 10 18th streets in the CITY Of Rich
nond, and runs back that width James River hay-
ing land depth Of not less than 1870 feet The yatr
power Is sufficient 70 proptl what was, in 1916 and
lS4a, known az Is setts of Woolen machinery The
heavy granite basement of the mills covering nearlv
the entire lot, will be sold with the lot The lot aud
water power Is subject TO ANIMAL ground and water
rent OF COG per The chain of title and
plat OF the property and the property ITSELF win be
shown, and any information respecting It. given b,
me upon application at any time previous to the sal
TERMS OF SAiE:-One-third cash, balance in 6 and
II mouths interest added; negotiable notes with
proved endorsefs will be required for the credit IN.
staImens, and title retained until the notes ara paid
Directly after will be sold all the brick work OF the
Mills, estimated as containing $4,000 BRICKS and
the remaining wood work. Terms-4 months Gre dit
Tor negotiable notes with approved eudorsars inte..
est added.
Tie title to all the going property isbeleyed to
be perfect; but selling Trustee shall sell and con
Gey ONLY such title is vested in nee by the deed
aforesaid. JOS. JACKSON JR TrTlatss
Sale conducted by KENT, PAINE L KENT, Auct.
Sc 2-dtds
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e,,, sHooYrsa STAR PHEsoaENos.-The an.
MA, November display Of shooting s'ars occurs on
t.slash end 18th of the present month, Saturday
I'D Sunday next There has been great deal OF
.,,,,a, research into this phenomenon, but little
satisfactory in theoEy has yet been edseed ia
-. Investigation Il was on the l2sh and 18th Of
,oye.uner. 1873, thai the extraordinary sppariisn
:, r,esors was observed. November Il not the sele
,,s-ini of the recurrence Of such phenomena
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMERS STAR OF THE
WEST AND GEORGE LAW-IMMENsE
AMOUNT OF GOLD.
New York, Nov. l0---The steamers Star OF the
West, from San Juan, and George Law, from As
pinwall, both arrived today. The former brings
81, 750. 900 in gold, aud the latter 100000.
The Star ofthe West bringssix hundred passen-
gers. among whom ia Senator Weller.
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po2-6td

- OUSE AMI LEASEHOIDa FOR
~ SALE At AUCTION on EAST MARKET
STREET, NEAR OLD btARkET.-Wiil be soId on,
SATURDAY afternoon. the 18th day of November
iooS, upon the premises commencing at O'clock
ap Factory. now occupied by good tenant At al
annual rent OF $780, TIE premises viii be sold sub
]ect to grouGd rent OF 75 per aunaIn for 6 wears
from Let September, 1855 The lot froncs e feet aud
runs back leo feet. Terms az sele.
M TO GODDIN & ArPEnSON, Aucts
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0aEApTuL hooipsNr-Oo Tueaday, a few mile.
esj3s Easton Pa, a number ofnen were engages
il tls.;lng roeks, The powder being damp ali no
rouEas spoa "a was expected. The men thinking
1e,us.-l Aal beeu exliuguisled, returned to thei
r,cs.s When the explosion took place. One ma,
wa ls..a,ly killed, his head beiag blown entirely
Ct TREE Others were seriously. and, it Is feared
f.:a.y Jared.
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Unwilling ON MARSHALL, between

IL lsr AND 2sD STREETS, AT AUCTTON.-Op
THURSDAY, 18th November, at o'clock, P NJ
upon the preu,ises, will be sold that framed Dwer
and Lot situated on the north side of Msrshs
between ist and ID streets Tbs dwelling contains 5
comfortable rooms. with tho city water in the yard
This lots fronts 40 feet.
Being pleasantly located Ia . very improving and
desirable shboIhood this sale is worthy the no.
sica Of those in want of such property. Immediate
possession may be had.
TERMs.--One-fourth cash. balance at q, IL and IL
months interest sdceA. credit payment TO be secured
by trust deed. JAS. 81 TAYLOR
no 9-9tas Auct
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FRnlI NAsHiNGTOY

Tie amount Of drafts reg istered in the Treasury
Degoltll al On the 9Th inst were Treasury SSl.
6lJ ~; Var SJ57l9 rs; Interior Sc, $50; Customs
aL.4t5 S,.-;otal S1t3, 90 q.
TIE Coast survey parry, uadeF Lieut.. Maxwell
Woo31..j have been laid up for the WINTER at New
lJES. 81. John Bu,ledge and Passed Midshipmel
Franklin and Smith attached 70 i, have been order
e CoaE; survey Office at " asniagton. Passed
EiishIpnlen !. ,. Langhorn ana :. L. Breese are
te:scle4 awaiting orders.
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EaNErLEY Observation-Disclosures report
VS. e.-l,a,e~ IN Cincinnati. on Tuesday Of the fail
u.s o'seala Eve or six keH York Bauks, causing
sozg ez Il. -!aon; in monetary circles Currency
isys-y Aafse. Ea tern exchange down 10 l-2 Il
:. ,ai- II, ant some ioss were pressed CT az par.
Fl.us s. - Hogs aEeduli at s., with few buyers.
Sa3s Of go bbls Mess Pork-new &. Si3 so, aud
..s,srs oErevS a~i 81 Q % cent?
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ArrxnrrEp Fosossx.-'ln tuesday morning, .
c.,,uya called at the Telegraph ofBSe i'll Eaaon,
ps and let message purporting 70 be signed by
,bscsslier o. the Farmels' and Mechanics Bank
n ess.on stating tAss the check OF Charles Robin.
az ofPhiladephia, wss good for one thousand
I1Yars. The operator, suspecting that the sisna-
tu-e was : forgery, retained the despatch until
.g-v
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FATAL aCcIDESr.-John Becker WAS run over
By tie cars opposite Tammany Hall in New York
On Tveolsy light and instantly killed. meeting
was then i'll progress in the hail. which he ha2 call
81 70 order but short time previous He had been
sergen,-a:-aru,s Of Talmnaoy Han for 20 yeara
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VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLING

VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLING
ON MAIN. BETWEEN 5Rp AND 4rH SITS.
foR SALE AFAuCTfON.-judee ]. A. MEREDITH
hsying purchased dwelling elsewhere We will sell
81 pubic aucion, on TUESDAY afternoon, the 18th
Move inher. 1883 at o'clock the residence now eceu.
pied by BIN situated the north line of Main be-
tween 80 and fth streets The house fronts q feet
closets, besides ample servants Recommendation. -
me whole premises are now IN good repair
IERMs-One-haf cash, balance at IL month"; for
negeuabie notes, interest added secured By trust
deed. GODDIS L. APPERSON
no Std 49,.
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I7ATEsT MAIL NEWS.
Ma NAV YORK ELEC ZION.

49,, yoRy. Nov. g. The returns as FAR as re
wv Wa, me that the whole VIII; state ticket has
eei.e aSrl. i'll, the exception, perhaps of tac eau
iu',,, f,y Iudtes al the Court of Appeale The
d+is S..",s were uui ed upon Messrs benio ami
9o.,iss and lie probable that they are chosen.
Rsss, ,der7nen elected are classified az follows
tpe . ,scr,rers 10; Sol -; siards 8; Soft Resor-
Wa; pare Regcrmers ; The Council, az far as
nlet tioa stands as folowe Wits 10, Reformers
esNs,,rs 10 Uarae TO- Thir,een OF the ether tue.
10, 1 ~ candidates are pledged to reform.
III nf fhe waoae 81 the ei except he ID, 18th,
IL $50 isfh 2sh. 2lss aud 23d, the vate for ca.
iSos ,s,issioner s;ands-Gardne-, wais, II, Az
"a .S- SarJ ee3s; iasss, soft, GAIT The hards
80 'Se 81 far, ahead Of the soits.
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THE MARKBTd

NEW YoBE, Nov. lo.-Flour has adyancei Goa
I1c per bhL, with good demand. Southern is
quoted OF g.. IseS73l.
Holders of Wheat are more firm
Corn held higher.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 1o.-Sales Of $500 bbIs. Flour a,
s.. No sales OF Grain since the reception OF the
steamers news.
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BY GODDIN 4 ApPERSON.

81 BUILDING LOTS ON LAUREL
- STREET, IN THE PLAN OF BELVIDERE.
FOR SALE AT AuCTlON.-Will be sold on WE'D
NESDAY, the 18th day of November, 1858, upon the
premises, commencing at 81 O'clock P. d., 81 hand
some building Lots in the plan of Belyidere, each
fronting aboutSo feet on the west line of Laurel
street.
TERhs-One-third cash, balance ct s and rnouths
for gotiable notes and title retained till last note
10 paid. GODDINA AppFpgON
no S-ofas Accts.
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FINE IN CLRoLINs.-lVe learn from the Frede-
richsburg Herald that the residence Of Mr. james
Dickinson. Of Caroline county, was destroyed by
FIRE Monday evening last. Mr., D. was from
home t.! the time. The ire is supposed to have
been tie work Of an incendiary. This Is the se-
eo1d houss destroyed ty fire, owned by Mr.. D.
TIE prasant was new building on the old site
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aolo A. MORRIS. 81 Main =,

NEW BOOKS.-MENOlR OF THE
IN LATE DR.. WM. CROSWELL Rector of the
Church OF sbe Advent, by his father, in one volume
Price 81
URE'5 DICTIONARY. new edition, reprinted
FROM the fourth English dition Illustrated with
Ut arly 1870 eue rawlings, vols. Price S.
PILGkIMA0ES 40 ENGLISH SHRINES by
ME- <. C. Hal. with nc: ilustI aiione by II. w.
farhslt +. ). a, with 80 engrasipgs wood richly
bouud SIS.
POETRY OF THE YEAR-Passases from the
Poets descriptive OF the ssasot with Y coored IL
Illustrations. Price sig
Just received au1 for sale by
Dol0 A. MORRIS 81 Main ST.