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NEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS.

NEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS.
IN Received by HAROLD L MURRAY ~
Millions Poetical Works. with Life, Explanatory
Notes, &c.; BY Rev. Geo. Gllfiflan, 2vols-t2.
George Herbert's Peeticai Works, edited by Rev.
Geo Gilflan-Sl.
Thompson's Poetical Works. edited BY Rev. Gee.
Gilillan-$i. sssj s -
Aristophanes, literally translated by Hickie, Of St
johns College, Cambridge, 2vols-$z &c.
Busy Moments of an Idle Woman--75 cts
The Physiology of Temperance and Total Absti.
hence; BY Wm B. Carpenter, M D., r. b. s., &c.-
SO cents.
Happy Days of Childhood, illustrated with "a pie
tures-SI Abs
The Picture Pleasure Book for 1884, with 500 iIlus.
trations by eminent Artistes--SI 30. no Is
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DOTANTC PRACTICE OF MEDICINE

II DOCTOR e. d. ROBINSON continues 70 Offer
his services TO the afflicted, and especially those suf
ferng with chronic and supposed ineurable forms OF
disease The Dr. has been engaged in the practice 81
medicine twenty years-the Last twelve In this city.
sands who dragging out miserable existenee with
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Bronchitis. Fluor Albsa,
Dropsy. Neuralgia, Paralysis, Scrofua, Liver Com
speedily relieved and many permanently Cured
Persons at distance would do well to come to the
city and remain until their health restored Ex.
tracing Teeth only Is cents
Office on Franklin, between 18th and 14th streets
Secret forms of disease treated with great success
oc Silly
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ENGLAND.

ne Ne f a.l. a. Wigon had been suppressed.
Creased A@ VI 1hsiaha hhd I'M
q. t eset Of the last war news was not known
Sl.s 80 uiss'ch was not received from London
=, :, previous % the steamers sailing
ere, 10y was IL quick den1and, and silver was In
sae nyis Ior shipment to India and China, and
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HATS AND BOOTS.-From fif5een I

II AID AMI bOOlS.-Fr0 rom nf1een to
IL twenty per cent saved by buying from J. H.
ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel Building, Richmond..
Moeskin HATS, of best quality - 50
Do do second do...................S0o,
Drab Beaver s.
fashionable SILK - 50
Fine cafskin sewed BOOTS, 50
Congress Cater BoOTs....:: Is
OPINION OF THE PREss-tFrom the Fncastle De-,
mocrat, April l, 1855 l-"By the way, would ssy
word for our friend, John H. Anthony, Columhtan
Hotel Building, to those going to Richmond, and
wanting, on landing there, 70 brush up little. JpsA
think of the finest kind of HAT for &3 30, and fne-
cafskin sewed BOOTS for % So He promises to DO
this, and we know he can for we saw him do it.
"HEkE ARE YOU GOING Around
to DAVID cURRY's, opposite Parker Bsyly
Nimmo's, to get me an easy fitting BOOT. for
hear he hasjnst returned from the North, with new
assortment Of Boots, Shoes and Gaters aud likewise
a new aud well selected stock IF French CALI
SKINS, which he keeps constantly ON hand to makei
to order. ~.
A call IL requested before purchasing elsewhers ~
his goods viii bear inspection and his prices will b
worth trial. DAVID CURRY, ekE
The old established Boot Store,
Next door but one to Mr.. Purcelps Exchsuss
selI-Sm Office.
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DOMANTIC INCIDENTS.-GEO
IL NJ. WEST, Exchange Bookstore offers for
sale
Romantic Incidents in the Lives of the Queens of
England, by j. P. Smith, author of Amy Lawrence,
Stanfield Hall, &c, VOL cloth-Sl
Reynolds New Book: The Countess of Arnheim-
Soc
Carpenters Physiology of Temperance-S7c
Aristophanes, vol. 2d-$1 %
The H. Family, by Miss Bremer-S1 mods
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PROCLAMATION.


imperial soldiers: When, firm and courageous
We sAaii engage the enemy, viii not fly-but sac.
E I.11 oDuy and soul TO be avenged. Look to the
h9rati On the Koran we have sworn You are Mus.
humans, and doubt not you arc ready to sacrifice
p p ana soul for your religion and government.
~ - tIefe be among you a single man afraid of
"ai, III him say so,or it is dangerous to face the
fSaehiy WIN such men. He who is under feeling of
sholid be employed in hospitals or other occu.
P1t,'lHi yEt he VINO remains with us and turns his
. DaI@ pa the enemy shall be shot Let courageous
~ mn VINO have long manifested their devotedness
:, 1neii fesion and throne, remain Their hearts
uiiled with God, and If faithful to religion they
give them victory Soldiers let us purify our
a. 49, ~ ana then put confidence In a God Let US
a., Daiiie-sacfitiee ourselves like our ancestors
si a. -hey oequeathed cur country and our reli
dra. :" u we ought TO bequeafh them 10 our chill
tII i;r Gu are all aware thar the great object of
sI 49,, 80 70 70 serve God and the Sultan worthily.
Al w.. 'as wa heaven Soldiers, may God protect
'Aese Flincipalities. y -
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GALE OF CORN, OATS, FODDER.
" HORSE, BAROUCHE, MICH cows. &c
Will be sold on Thurday. 24th November, 1858. at
the residence of Mr. Valentine Heckler, near to
about $4,000 lbs Sheaf Oats, 5000 lbs Fodder, one
Horse and Barouche, two fine Mich Cows four
Heifers. Terms-All suns under $50 cash over that
amount four months credit tor satisfactorily endorsed
negotiable paper.
By request of Mr. August Schad.
no 10 GODDIN 4 APPERSON
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/ EE u BAYLY, Attorneys at Law and
~ Commissioners Of Deeds, kc. for the States Of
Georgia, Illinois Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky Lousiss
ma, Maine, Maryland. Massachusetts,, Michigan, Min
Jersey New Yort. North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsvi
vania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, feunessse
Texas Vermont, Wisconsin, &c.
SANf'L. T. BAYLY. Notary Puhlic--ofice on f1th
street, Cd door from Main. oc 27-lf7s
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v1p9;AsGGQ sCkllSN6, MILLS u ! u
INV AoGII0N.Wil1be Ma g = 81 ~
pclocf = nsxt the 31 Ss y 3
Alien. s. es t ttossseo r.stpI 81 Ms.sfs 6o y
Terms. n Nfures dsmssed " ara = liis
that snss.. Al nuns under go err. 81 -. 9, &.
paper tns credit for appr0ss3 nesof;s5,is
no n FH0S. ~. KEEsEE
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L,ARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber OF

ErARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber Of
Il fers for sale the farm which he resides. about
seven miles from Richmond, near the turnpike road.
Gentry, containing Ga acres with about 1000 or l2eu
cords Of wood on it, besides timber with good ice
house, and other buildings. Persons disposed pur-
chase will please call and view for themselves =
Terms will be made accommodating. Also the STOCK
Of Cows Hogs, Corn. Foddef. &c
The above property will be sold at public auction
FRIDAY, the I'd day of December next, If fair il
not the fair day thereafter. IT 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
should il not be sold privately previous 70 that time.
nov 12-dtds JAMES PADGETT
pALLARD'S LIQUID HAIR DYE
II Only one preparation and superior to all Others
Will restore Grey Hair to It's original color whether
Auburn, Black or Sandy. VIII not wash ont and =
,less trouble 10 sapplg than any other Hair Dye
- - - - BENfSEFT 1 BEERS,
no IL Druggists
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DOBERr McNAMEE. SURGICAL. &

RODERI McNAMEE, SURGICAL g
~ DENTAL INSTRUMENT MAKER, Main
street. opposite the Banks. manufactures and keeps
on hand. every description of Surgical and Dental
Instruments, viz: Amputatng, Trepanning, Mid
wifery, Pocket Instruments, in cases; Eye Cases.
ments, &c &c
old Instruments of every kind repaired and put in
ofder no i2-Im
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~ nc. &C. AT GUST The subscriber begs to
inform the public that he has removed his store from
l4th street, under the Exchange Hotel, to Main.
KIT door to the Union Hotel where he has on hand
a large assortment of REGALIA and JEWELS for
State Fair comprising large assortment Of Re gala Of
his own manufacture, for Druids, O. O. r.. Masons
U. A. Mechanics Red Men, Sons Of Temperance ,Rech-
abites, E. o. of Rechabites, with all the necessary
paraphenaa for the various Orders, to be sold q
COST for CASH. in order y wind up the old business
Country merchants respectfully invited to cali.
. ~ EDWARD MCDONALD, Agent &
Main street, between 18th and 18th stfeets
no 12-deo5tw3t Next door to Union HoteG
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- shis month s SslaOCk.-0n the 22d day IL
ia front Of the Ams.ssas e oelosk sso
mo ona sa 90 ale. Il p ss sity e Rich
Hin Manufscsnrins shares tocl Of DE ssla =
tate Of the late Thomss belonging 70 The &c
s.r...nt &c -. COIN ~ \: FERGUSON
sergeant 81 tne oity g Riehmond. md !. .n.h
Sale conducted by JoHs A. 49, s. I'D Letter.
Stock Brokers' {. = SON,
GTOCKS, UNDER TRUST Drrnc
~ viii be sold at auction, at the Afnerrs
At II O'Clock, on TUESDAY, the I'D dsv - MotsI
I'VE I'VE shares OF ExGH s HOTEL STOCK. and
STOCK, conveyed TO me in trust, by deed rrca,S e
In the Hastings Court, on the - 3ay of 80
GEO. 8. PALMER, Trustee
stock Brokers. no I4--tds
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4 DESIRABLE IA MILY RESI-
"A DENOE AND BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
BY AUCTlON.-Will be sold on MONDAY the
2lst day of November, on the premises, commencing
at o'clock, F. NJ, the present residence of illiam
Evans situated on Henry and Clay streets, in the
most extensively improving part of the city. The
ouse contains nine rooms, eight of them with fire.
laces, with large kitchen, wash room, store room
and ample convenience for servants together with
brick smoke house and cellar beneath and we'll of
excellent water in the yard viii also be sold
raj desirable unimproved BUILDING LOTS on CLAW
Catherine and Henry streets. Those desiring con.
venient family dwelling eligible building lots
would do well to attend this sale.
Terms: One-fourth cash, the balance in six twelve
and 10 months with interest from the day of sale
and satisfactorily secured
no12 JAMES M. TAYLOR, Auct.
/ After the above, will be sold that newly erected
frame House, at the northeast intersection of Clay
and Gilmer Streets now occupied by Mr. Paul Jones.
The premises in excellent order, and are pecu-
lariy adapted for the comfort of moderate sized
family, having good rooms and outhouses: Terms
will be made liberal,
no IA ]. M. T., Auct.
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NO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS
4 ! have at thus time in my School, the limited
number OF boarders, t20,) for which advertised
ana al OF the rooms hitherto appropriated 10 the ac
commodation of young ladies are filled
NOT wishing, however, TO exclude those who have
recently applied for admission, and others who may
hereafter apply, take this method of informing ali
interested, thai by new arran gement of my rooms
can devote some apartments heretofore Otherwise
occupied, to the of Boarders and thus accommo.
date a larger number than have had during apy
previous year.
Apply in person, or by letter, to
REV. M. D. HOGE,
no 15-d6t p;chno,,l
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. OMMISSIONEK'S SALE.-As Com

tOMMlSSlONEk'S SALE.-As Com
~ missioner named in decree made on the 12th
day of November, 1853. in the suit pending in the
Circuit Court of Richmond. styled Davenport rs Da-
venport &C., shall offer for sale at public anction
at O'Clock, P. NJ, that Lot of Ground, with brick
dwelling house thereon, of which Rev. David Roper
ded seized lying on the eastern side of 3d. between
ming back $50 feet
TERMS OF SALE.--0ne-third cash; balance in two
instaiments at and l2months, with interest added
retaining the title until conveyance is directed by
H. A. CLAIBORNE, Commissioner.
At the same time and place will be sold small LOT
of handsome HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
no Is JAS nj TAYT0p Arrt
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BY GODDIN & APPERsON.

GALE OF HORSES, MULES, CAR
~ RAGE, BUGGY, CORN, OATS, FURNI-
TUkE, &e.Wili be sold ON FRIDAY, the 25lh No
vember. 1855, commencing at IL o'clock, A. M at the
residence of Mons. Prave, in Henrico, near the
rank Road, about miles West of the CITY two
fforses. four Mules four Cows, enc Carriage buggy.
lot OF Corn and Oats, and excellent parcel of Eur
nture, consisting of the usual variety, and small
stock Of fine old Brandy and Wine '''A'-
TERMs-$50 and under, cash; over that amount 4
months credit for approved endorsed ne goabie pa.
per. r.
no Is GODDIN H. AppERCnN 49,.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
' On and after November LIST, the passenger train
will leave Richmond at twenty-five minutes past
o'clock A. NJ and stop for breakfast at the Junction
oc 25-Im E. H. GILL, Suprt.
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GREENE & HEATH, COMMISSION
NJ MERCHANTS, San francisco. California, vii
attend to shipments of Flour, Tobacco and Me1chan.
die generally Prompt returns win be made. Refer
Paxson, Patteson, Adams 4 Co., Maitland, Phelps e
Co, New York; Courtney, Gushing Co., Baltimore;
Edmond Davenport CO.. Davenport. Allen 4 Co,
Richmond. auI5-eod6m
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I 1CORICE, FLOUR, &c
IL 10 cases Barracoa Stick Licorice
do. c. l. A. Paste do.
40 do. Sanford do do.
20 bbls. Rivanna extra Flour
so ounces Otto of Roses
400 lbs. very superior Tonqua Beans
Ploughs, Feed Cutters and Corn Shelters various
sizes, in store, and for sale ON accommodating
terms by JOHN A. ROBINSON,
no Is Corner of Cary and Va. streets.
SCHOOLER'S GEOMETRY. j. w.
~ RANDOLPH has just published-price S2-Ele-
Instructor in Mathematics Hanover Acade my, Va
The printing paper and engravings III this Book
in the finest style of the arts and is her supe-
ror to any English American work the subject.
no Ie
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DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COM

I - 1 II 1JA1i 1A4NI II Il N = y NJ
- fLAiNT rank as most difficult to cure We are
pieased 70 nave II IN our power to point out remedy
which has proved efectual in many cases. and which
we can safely recommend as a certain and infai BE
curei 1t has been the means of rescuing thousands
from an untimeiy grave. We mean the HOOE-
LANDS GERMAN BITTERS, prepared by Dr. c.
NJ JACKSON, at the German Medicine Store 1870
Arch street, Philadelphia no i'd c3w
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kOh SALE PRIVATELY, one of those
4 new HOUSES on the South side of Main. be.
tween 7th and 9th streets The House is three stories
nigh above the basement, has four passages and ten
rooms all handsomely finished and built of the best
materials, with all the modern improvements and
couVenlences, such as gas, water closets, bathing
rom, &c &C. Good kitchen servants rooms &c
Terms accommodating. Apply to
no l2-l0t GODDlN APPERSON Aucts
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lot WATER DISHES-Of block tin
IL and white granite, for keeping cakes hot a
huxley < CO.'S,
no9 1877 Main street.
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NEW CROP FIGS.--50 boxes and %
IN drums new crop Figs just received per steamer,
and for sale by s. BONAylTA i CO.,
no rs No. T6 Main street.
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BALLOONS AND yELyETS.-A full
~ supply Of black and colored Galoons, plain and
pointed Velvet Trimmings at 90 Main st.
no 10 CHRISTIAN LATHROP. \
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OMAR PAcHA's PROCLAMATION.

PHOCLAMATION,
r me following proclamation was addressed by
Dhar Paeha TO the Turkish troops previous to his
crossing the Danube:
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ARANGESt ORANGES 10 bbls sweet.
" Oranges just received and for sale BY
s. BONAVITA& Co.
no 10 No. 20 Main street. i
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CHEAP READY.MADE CLOTHING.
~ AT No. SO MAIN STREET.-The snbseribers
TO their sock, new and handsome assortment az
READY.MADE CLOTHING, which, In quality and
price, viii certainly compare with any In tbis nax-
ket. They solicit call from those Ia want befSrs
purchasing elsewhere. feeling assured that fsey vl
be able 70 give satisfaction and that they csn make
Il to their Interest 10 purchase of them -
J. GREENTREE Z BRoTHER.
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X ERSEYS, SLEEPS GREY, &c
IN have a good supply of Kerseys, cassinetts
Sleeps Grey, Blankets Linseys and other Goods for
servants winter clothing. =,
IL IL
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III me One hundred casks superior
~ Thomastpu LINE, for ale iow NJ
HUNTING C0ATS-SUPERI q 3 -
IL We have On hand lot Of superior EnaIldk
ltnntlne coata Those who with thsus win pfeo1o
call 81 No re Main street,
nola ZEN cfIILEs BALDWIN
DIO, Jaya and Manila COFFEE; orno.
nois DAVENPORT, ALLEN { "a.
CALI tiround Alum SAIL, 6TS ~
noa DAVENf0ET ALLEN Il ca.
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DOR SAT E.-I have for sale. Negro
IL Man. 10 remain In the city or it, vicinity Apply
70 = ED. ID. EACHO,
nolo Gen'i. Agent and Collector
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-12-03
Woman's Rights State Convention.

ROCHESTER, Nor. 3O.-A woman's rights State
convention assembled here to-day. The atten-
dance was not large. The meeting was called TO
order by Rev. William Charming. Rev. Samuel
J. May, of Syracuse, was chosen president in the
absence of Mrs Stanton, whom il was designed
TO put in the chair. Twelve vice presidents were
chosen. Reverend Miss Brown opened the meet
ing with prayer Several committees were APP
pointed, and the rest Of the forenoon was occu-
pied by speech from Mrs Ross
In the afternoon the business committee report
ed resolutions. Letters and papers were read, and
speeches were made by variety of persons. The
convention adjourned till the evening. 1t will con-
tinue throughout tomorrow.
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EDUCATION FOR THE PEOPLE.
HNHE Pnnular Educafnr.--Thfa In III,

VIE EuuCaIOrs.-I0l6 Is the
IL most comprehensive educational periodical
ever issued from the press. II includes a regular
course Of instruction in every department of
knowledge. II proposes 10 introduce the people
to all the departments of human knowledge and
TO afford TO individual man the means of COM
plete secular education.
The following programme can be made TO cover
the whole field OF human knowledge. Each num-
Der OF the Educator will contain articles in several
Of the departments. The lessons in geography
will be accompanied with maps, engraved on cop
per and the lessons in every other department
which can admit of it, will be illustrated by dia.
grams, engravings and drawings Nothing which
artistic skill can do 10 embelsh the several sub
jects, will be neglected.
The following schedule presents the depart
ments and subjects embraced in the Popular Edu.
Gator:
/. Language This includes Language, Gram
mar, Phology and Bellies Lettres.
II. Natural History. Geography, Botany, Zoo
logy, Mineraogy and Geology
Ill. Mathematics. Arithmetic, Algebra, Geom-
etry, Mensuration, &c.
w. Physical Sciences. Mechanics, States, DIV.
namics, Hydraulics, Optics, Acoustics, Chemistry,
Astronomy.
V. Industrial Sciences. Fishing, Hunting, Ag.
rculture Manufactures, Mining, Metallurgy
Coming, Models Of Communication, Improve.
ments.
VI Fine Arts. Drawing, Painting, Sculpture,
Architecture, Music, Poetry, Ornamental Land.
scape and Gardening, Ornamental Art.
VII. A,ithropoiogy. Man, Anatomy, Physiology.
Will History History, Biography Ethnology
TX. Philosophy. Mental and Moral Science,
Logic.
\. Political Science. Law, Government, Politi-
cal Economy Statistics.
Xl. Cipritsatton. Newspapers, Journals, Lee.
lures, Learned Societies and Institutions.
MI. Misceilanea. Notices of Books, Answers
10 Correspondents, &c.
The Popular Educator appears on the first day
OF every month. Price 12t cts. 81 so per annum.
Agency for all the American and European mag
| azine, at
JOE SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore,
Odeon building, cor. A ST. and Penn. avenue
Dec
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INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION.
INDUSTRIAL FAIR will be held I'm

III
"A the new Baptist Church 18th ST.. above
g, ito commence the Sth day of December
and continue at least one month.
great variety Of manufactured articles, valua
Bile publications, and interesting curosities from
different parts Of the country viii be exhibited.
The interest of the exhibition will be enhanced
by appropriate lectures and concerts. The fol-
lewing popular orators from abroad have consent
ed to deliver lectures the occasion, viz Rev.
John Bowling, d. D.; Rev. ]. L. Burrows, Rev.
j. Wheaton Smith, Rev. A. A. Wilets, and Rev.
D. c. Haynes. The Rev. DR.. Magoon and Rev.
DR.. Neal, and Rev. Professor Brantley, have also
been invited More than dozen excellent con.
certs, by L. V. H. Crosby and lady, and other cele-
brated amateurs, may be expected.
The committee feel very confident. therefore,
that they will be able to make the exhibition one
of extraordinary interest.
Further contributions OF all sorts Of manufac-
turcd goods and fancy articles for the fair re-
spectfully solicited from citizens generally.
Gentlemen making contributions to the value OF
SIS, ladies to the value of So, and misses and lads
to the value of So, will be furnished with season
tickets, admitting them 10 the exhibition lectures,
and concerts
The committee will be ready to receive contri-
buttons at the rooms on Thursday, the lst of De-
cember, and daily afterwards, between the hours
of 10 A. M and 4 P. NJ, until the opening Of the
fair. ]. c. LEWIS,
Dec. 1--St (m) Chairman Of the Committee
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n ITTELI,s LIVING AGE is made up

ITTELL'S LIVING AGE is made up
IL ofthe elaborate and stately essays Of the Edin-
burgh, Quarterly, and other Reviews, and Black.
woods noble criticisms on poetry, his keen polti-
cal commentaries, highly-wrought tales, and vivid
descriptions of rural and mountain scenery; and
the contributions TO literature, history, and COM
mon life by the sagacous Spectator, the sparkling
Examiner, the jndicious Atheneum, the busy and
industrious Literary Gazette, the sensible and
comprehensive Britannia, the sober and respecta-
BILE Christian Observer; these are intermixed with
the military and naval "reminiscences Of the United
Service, and with the best articles Of the Dublin
University New Monthly, Fraser's, Tait's, Aims
worths, Hoods, and Sporting Magazines, and of
Chambers admirable Journal
The Living Age is published every Saturday,
price 12t cents number, or six dollars year.
Single numbers for sale, or subscriptions received
for any period, at
JOE SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore,
Odeon Building, corner Al st. and Penn. av.
Dec 3-3t
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WE WISH TO KEEP THE PUBLIC

wv reminded that our store is now on 9th street,
few doors above Clagett's store, where we have
the most extensive House Furnishing Store in the
city, containing every article necessary for house.
keepers. We have one room, 80 feet long, filled
with handsome Parlor Sets, walnut and rosewood,
covered with Brocatel consisting of two Sofas,
two Lounge Arm Chairs, four Parlor Chairs and
Centre Table, Chamber Sets, real oak and walnut,
and handsome enamelled consisting of Bedstead,
Bureau, Wardrobe, Washstand, Lghts,and, Towel
Rack, Rocking Chairs, and four Chairs, Sofas,
Arm Chairs Bedding, Wardrobes, Bedsteads,
Mattresses, Chairs, Looking glasses, Feathers and
Feather Beds Cutlery, Glass, Chinaware, Wood
ware, Iron and Tnware, &C., of every variety OF
style Call and see and examine, and if we do
not sell, il will not be our fault. Remember the
location, 9th street. one door from ID, and 5 doors
above Clagett's corner.
DOM & BROS.
n. B.-Our customers, whose accounts have
been standing Enclosed since July, are earnestly
requested TO call and close them either with cash
or by notes AT short dates.
J NJ DOM & BROS.
Nov 30-eo3t (m)