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my yns 5ses%meHda''0n. 81
,NE. WISH keep the public reminded that our
Ninth above ClagetIs
extensive furnishing there In
Ssys s ONE ~ ros% ninety I long
w snd &
walnut and handsome enamelled
so~e r.ss rocking chairs and char so chairs,
teaers and feather beds cutlery glass China ware
iron and ,nw se Of every variety Of STYLE Call and see and
location sh door from d. and hve doors above Cha
geu's corner. ror, n,os
NB-ou whose have been standing
July earnestly requested call and close them
''Se Nov sstn ss-s.sod ss. ''''' w NJ DoNN BROS
DLANK BOOKs-A large all in every descrp-
a. to" binding adapted p'i TAY%oR Sna MAuSYs
Jan4 Bookstore, near o,h street
HUTCH CHEEsE.-sr Edam, dozen in each, in
p''' '''''' sHEKELL a BAILEY,
yno. b. Kibbey d Co.,
Dec os-6uf No. s, opposits Centre Market
A oTlCE TO OUR CUsrOMERs.-ou he ready
delivery Monday 10th and those do
remind our patron. that Is our uniform custom 70
20 ~ % % @ cr q s ". s oa
TN three door. moth Of fsnnyyana avenue IN the saI
facts, that our customers viii promptly respond ,o,,,,
Dec 23-6t MAXWELL, SEARS, . ooLLhN,
oHoEs SHOES SHOES 1--WE would respectfully cali the
attention 2, .u, n eu@%s and a o'A' interested 70 our
would complete both
In style and quality. w. foliowat
Ladies' French raiters, black brown and light coors
DO do Wellington boots, with without heels
do button
do Alpine button boots, superior article
white and cloth CATERS
no no 90 os 80 do ''5Ree"
Do DO Slses and bronze Nd slippers
heeled CATERS, from 81 TO 81 so
cbidrsns button gstsrs 81 cents TO 81 20,
Together all qualities OF ladies' misses, and chds
CATERS, boots slips, Jenny Lind, and Jeferson's.
leather and calf boots Oxford
CATERS and low shoes OF se and qua servants
81 every variety.
We would rse call before purchasing AZ
from manufacturers the Union,
will endesvor please both in style and quality DO not forget
10 call at A. HOOVER X SON
of Penn between 9Th and 9Th streets
ll-2awtw
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NOTTCE.-CLA6ETT II DoD5ON would noufy all their
open their books that ndi
rendered prior Of
Year the a6t uino A. II desirable IN all
speedily settled for the old e. d. would
p@uy general their wish by either
WIN NE money from those who have made their bills
slh that understanding
Dec 8-Sw~edf
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AUTIER Establishments in successful operation
and the proprietor nae himself that his ysers wi now D
the designed for iadcs and gentlemen wer
The the second floor to M
for gentlemen aone which the particular aien
members Of Congress and others who room out invited
Meals arr the panes houses
and in style rarely enjoyed elsewhere Those wishing 10 v
notice In ns
iass furnished asye o. unnrpsssed mAsnih
Dec c10~-Ssa"S~ssss~1W
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 10. 1854.

The House met at 12 O'Clock. m. ju}
Prayer by the chaplain OF the Senate. tl
The journal OF yesterday was read and approved.
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AOrfCEWe respectfully that their
about the a7th instant,
Of all settlements
The outstanding our books together with
the present rinGsncy OF the money market renders imperative
prompss~~s HoOE, BRO, b co.
Dec 29-aaw4wif F.
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Go farmers ano Others.

IMPORTANT SALE-Of twenty.eight head OF pure
OF BULLS and eighteen cows and hEFEks ee,sd 'Ioh
rortnx Contrary by agents Messrs H. H. Hawkins O.
Coulter end Seymour Also sogthdown and three OTIS
the celebrated hOcs OF NJ Jonas
Webb THIS be sold without reserve, At "lmn on
Ohio aeceb Cincinnati Wilmington sd Ltnesvhe hs-
road on Of August public suction on cedt
until the December catalogue OF the ma n.
and pedees the animals will be forwarded to any one de
II bS ADDRESSING the President OF the Company.
" b HlSKSON. President. Wilmington, OHIO
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Amueemcnte.

TRYSTAI PALACE.-ASSOCIATIoN for toe
u EXHIBITION Of the iNpUSTRf Of AZ NAP THO sc.
2s:S EVERY DAY, ,'', ,.rrn Tpr OF Nov NEXT
rhe Directors have determined to finally CLOSE ID" HA"o
IN hS II is their intention make the greatest display
sfte intestns products OF the word ever y vg 70 send ia
heir the earliest possible momeai ara tny may T me
" repte with everything curious In Msnoisetnes ans
and ADDITION, .Gs Sg Ga.S Means sn9 Diploma.
Of the Exhibition parals" ., %1S h sysnos
" special oGes' S eDtcliILpaEN
IN r. TEN FEARS aaIF PRICE crowded ,h' '1d's0'
Ar are Rs p a, hs Os OF 9s s Association
soR SALE ODE ds,a ss Is; Of Sogs% o . next
NlM-Os GARDEN.--Doors open at Z, to commence
A. Ssi9.A Tickets al cents Private Boxes 81
osATURDAY, July q. 1854
FAREWELL fSdhSEMf2IErE q M,S AM ruLLoN
Mp L1st NttAkANet Fyt rHRFt on Any Stage
A'''' >'D-' CROWS Di1&oSb5s 0' A'i' 'H''''' '"'
Cstarus. Mad Anna THitLoN
NoXDAY he Mo6S6tRFuRII RHvKLs ana Andrews
Nile lRCA MATTHIAS
DOWERY THEATER-Boxes % cts; Pit l2B cts
ID THIS EVENING, RICHARD TIE THIRD
Dus' SSo DINA IN M rGHT RorI FEaTs S'
&UsiTaL 01iS y IS &; sS S2YEE5 M EEE
DURDYs NATIONAL THEATER.-Boxes, 25
Pit ~ cents oichs.,rs Sea- 50 cent EVsN
ING wi" be ''iKso RTHRR Ri SSp rETRUchJo
Pe'ruohio.' H. 4 b psYy k fass MIS- " T.
Ia Mas A. Hathaway Ssm...........Mr L. T. FOX
- TIE MAN ABOUT TOWN
THE FRENCH SPY.
Msthide Miss A. Hathaway Col De Courcy MI IL e pAIy
J,RANCONTs HIPPODROME-THlS AFTER
IT NOON and EVENING SATURDAY.
THE TOURNAMENT,
WIZ" '' sPIfNpID FEATS OF THE HIPPODROMEs
a, MONDAY EVENING u FO0T KACE will be by the
,,ps ,uece.siul eomF stiiofs In the previous races
, yyyHF DUSSELDORF GALLERY.-The collection
fpICTIrRYs snowR the above has been removed
- AEFRICAN ARr-UNION GALLERY No t97 Broadway
- on -IhibitioD from 20 0cocs A. " onr llP ~
% g.
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6petial Notices.

The Csna, T. r. soSiety T S %as,as viii DO ~
t.d Is Mr. sEcK end other eminent speakers The friends Of
most respectfully invited to It KITS OLA p,e.
ns mrs h4' sSD HccEF sT ls
S bs e G' scaAffkRR the Al f BS
Of %, E.y T. soGs standing are Smith 'oTca
-s,e.,ar, on Popery-MlG JOYCE convert tcm PeRBeJ
Vol eeycr Lecture At the rosdwsy Taoensos On 90
60 any Roman Bishop who will come iorwed ana
Prove bst the Iweys AGs OF the Ss% coed ,rsb by every
Msmsn Catholic P and Bishop II is his sincere desire NAV ie
ssc,on above Creed Anti Christian and dame'eay
Wesi India Emanc'potioa.-The New YorE Antislaye5y
sosett s eSts,'e inc an Ansusi By Fe Nc
to Flushing, sd public meeting IN the Grove a.
bopGcE GREELEy and the Rev SAMUEL j. MAY hive been
& .a SsssfF;N a SEAN Will leave Fulton Msp
1d Sc SdARR GTx st. Il Boz ofGi ae: nd tb
and By The as Il sad o., N Ao
SLAYER, Office li2 Nassau Of either Of the Committee and a.
81 SUss ss, ass viii carry
PRESENT $$SES o'r ;5~.a,.
William George Engebar do~G s on We So 9yE
ton. Aged 50 years.
Commissioner OF pceGs-h r., NJ STHEsEiGH' Tribune
Are you Prepared Tor Cholera t[Dr GDpiS9 Ne 81
s ssK 1Mo G '" Ch ff pISFAST bAGR DY
ENHFRY &C. which has never failed single instance when
,,vn directions Every family should nave ths
S,,srso his present season. N BTh preparation free
from on chloroform and I'll supplying drugs
Ten Roxes of Desher's Fever and ARue rils enectea
xEE PERMANENT CURES at Safe HarbOT Ia ooH oS " H.
NING Conner Broadway and Johnst
Syork alter ooers.-A plain and cheap artcle that WI
save more ice well known through an the
,Tn saies who have tried them IN TINS Guy
,oue makes them preferable to those t ~
"i'"' y ~ w No. A Msidenlane up stars
DIR. sanborn's Moderated Lung 'apor Justly ,p ys
he ~
TubIclcs the Lungs ms OBJECT 10
the OF the
heny led on breethed No medicine Of any kind y c4u
bs sveu mo the oech for al drugs thus given are
the yAicut Appet'o
isl the disease 10
,srira The Napo effects radical cure OF nSpeh Non
.nn, by deslro,ng the 0ubereiesl OF me disease ana
simple Of all
INTO SanbOTn be consulted
SewYok Institute No Bond ST. where Diseases 81 .ne
and Thr detected with certainty ana Heaed
.xci,siv,ly hy Inhalation Of Medicated NaIOr 80 ID,
10, s. 6,o A. A b Sands. G. V Cckener Co.'S Chas
Rnss Tho mas r Green's n Y; aud Mrs Hays, Bro0Syh also
sfNo ma Chombe and No Boudt Price - eae1 po%Sse'
Win advice sent free express TO part OF the L =
: DAY, Proprietor, No ia Cha"o"r's.
Dyspepsia Cured!-pr McCLlNTOCkS pfsttFIiO
FLXIR rapid in all parts of the country NO
treatment has ever proved equal H. Price per bottle soa
hy pIuess generally and by A. CUSHMAN &Co NO l| rui
top.st. :, ~,
Inhalation in Consuupti Il NJ IL e." SSo
risns Tor DISEASES Residence aud once NO go
Rradwav lZhst Hours OF eonsunaton Io
"a to4P limited number received as Resident faehts
Advertisements ~
IN the PANELS OF the
THIRD aud SlATH-AV
HENRY ". QUiN, Agent,
No ChambeTsst
door to SiewartA
~. a.
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New Books
Il l. o l. ID 4 +;
PASSAGE, IN An EyENTFUL LIFE
By Ma kooDIE. snthor
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PASSAGE, N N EVENIFIL LIT =
By hrS kooDIE, author
OF Roushias It II the Bash ke-
Price 10 5sper. s. Price in cloth, IS cents
E,.rybody speaks this bosk tAs delightful eae 'a'
RoUGHING 1T IN THE BUSH. By Mrs.. Mode Price in
cl,-h. 81.
MARX HURDLEsTONE By Ms Noodle. Prise in PaPsr, %
cests: price In cloth. IS
SALAD FOR THE SOLITARY. b. an Epeure elegantly hs.s
n cloth Price 81 .
BEATRICE By Miss Sinclair Price in paper 81 eeas cloth
3
HELEN MULGRAyE; Or, JE.rIr ExEcrro,sHF Phe, i.
paper . ces,s, cloth. Is ees.
A y. have in Press and nearly ready.
OFF-HAND TAKINGS AND CRAYON SKETCHES OF THE
NOTICEABLE MEN or OUR DAY nth Nineteen Portraits
steel By Geo W. Bungay Price. 81 So
FIFTEEN MINUTES AROUND NETWORK. being that
time pent with ard everything extraordinary IN the Great
Metrrois By g. g. Foster ESQ suhor OF Ner York BY Gas
L.h, &c Price . cents DE WITT DAVENPORT
n and Va.
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A public meeting of the second south Williamsbu'

public meeting of the second south Williamsoursh
will he held A. their Rooms, No lY5 boweIy on
MONDAY EVENING July ST. Iii requested that every member
.ert,d for then condt ration JOHN WILSON President
YOU'VE, secretary.
xHby Dom, lie Go 20 " in6cld s-GRAND EXCURSIONS
A rs deheltul Village every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
TRiDAN-only three niles from tie "lamsbush Ferries and
.ort dit ape above Calvary Cemetery Lots 50 300
enfhv raymer DULY g. ard them Free tickets for
"a be had AT the Office No TryOn-row. Of
hath >
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Summer Reiredte.


A TPINE HOUSE. WHITE MOUNTAINS, COR
nm, shortest cheapest aud Pesssnte.t rcate to
X White nuu,ars OF Portland Name Ana N'"'
he IN, kt,,ne and 81 Lawrence Railroad 70 Gorsain "
Tbs Al PINE IOl'SE ON the line Of the Railroad,
tn. Nb;,e Mountain Station Hosse now OfEN Tor he
TION ofCOMPANY aud the present proprietor wno ms ~ %
uecfed wit the House from the INST VIII sPae w P"
he reputation t has acquired "a az. ann
new Bride Pa,h been made the presentra~oh 70 IT,, -
al, - Mount Nahs eton and travellers can nov maze te o
Tic Mountain this House with more conN
(oodhorses experienced guides viii De- ProSsn
sod birdie path this House 20 the top OF MOUNT
The VI, from pronounced by many tourists superior
frotn Mount W Arlington tset 49,. H.. .,.i.. q, lo,-
Cars Montreal every morning Tor hs HOWL s''"e "
n the afternoon OF the satne day
fe9ns o 1 20" .l t ncSslops 8 r. HITCHCOCK
BOARDING at a FARM HOUSE.-The subscriber
ID can accommodate few Families for the summer months ln
h. l.rge Mansion near Glen Cove, and FAMILIES WISHING ~ -
b,f,lIv retired stu alton with all the comforts asc rM
Uou sno with large and Rooms VIII u" Ne' ~
Al" vie" ''' P''D CHARLES UNDERHILL, Glen Core
nOARDING at FLUSHING-In pleasant locali-
ID ~ near he s,eaubo. landing aud railroad depst a9o o'
MISS DEVEREUN Flushing, OF Of MASON ThoMsON' "'"e
is.srspce COMPANY corner Greenwich aud Waren't'
TLGIN SPRING HOUSE, near Vergcnnes w., ~
IL omen for the reception company. IL sheahy %n
ari location f1r nyalds people OF pleasure The meaea"
No. ~ the water are equal the world and arc hsNJ
recon mended BY the best physesns "a ,he county, ,
nLAIN COUNTRY BOARD WANfED-Tu No
v,mb.r or December by young Man who sensasea
nj ,ity from 81 A. " m every week day Add,.s ssnhs
irsto8 ard terms W D. Box No. lis1 New fors fo oee
WHITE MOUNTAINS.-SUMMI HOUSE,
w MOUNT WASHINGTON, v H.-Ths house WI -
,'.raa IN -,rsve ,ompany June 49, 1854
HALL, SPAULDlHu Co. fhft"''
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Ready q, Saturday,.
DUTNA MONT II l. "a UG UST.
ORIGINAL Portrait Of the Author Of The Visions OF
Hssheesh," g..
CONTENTS.
ne sr,hhsori.n institute. Its L. sitirnsts Mission
The Lishtlirs Rod Man. >. q. =. . -, ,,.,-...

Z f,Ie SEths0f1sn lnstute- sLesihlts sassiou-
I ~ foaer Story u Fifty Year. Ccoa,iased
CeuiDclus
ritual Nst- Iiatsn.
stas3 Coach Stories iCOno'udet)
g NoCdH
q West Point ana Cadet Life
10 Ethiopian Nshts Establishments Illustrated
II. Tie Last P0e' OlL
2 Editorial Notfs
ITrR,rVEE-Americau glib, French GeTlan. FMS ARTs
NOTICES
TILED with variety
~ entertaining weather and evidently
The produ-; he cleyeIost N the country
.lit 10 the aure Of the country and should be found
r,,-, .yery tsbe~ BsiimOre Rspub.csn
AZ i, usl.l sp s-'y pleasant and solid mental food well
confined mixed please the palate and satisfy he jds
ment =, AIuau1( t tiLLaI'
IN. \. Churchman
II bouBd IN est variety Of subjects all Of which treated
in Q rssterly e,n,ing he first order OF 1alent
..sii. best Of assaznesr Tske Putuams-it PAYS
Miami Visitor.
"Cur. furnishes in Sea from Shore article worthy o. the
gentle EiA' lhattloIu n n PPuo.es 81
IN. Adams Transcript
Putnsu's Monthly July. reached opp9r
turey he boob lite and vtgor m US wlAe
weather cpel the and iasude incident 10 urle
season and avocson few hours OF rest with uch
| - a. rs,-ors OF be work Sufolk Democrat
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TFRMsS3 per annurl; IS number The postage 70
mast, srl Csrgymen will be supplied a. - The work VIII DC
sent nee OF postage of - promptly IN advance
II The Juiy humber commenced the fourth volume
BIB s,ee Portraits Of Contributors will be COD
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FASHION AND FAMINE,
Alas that woman's love should cling
20 that never feel its worth "
Cs everywhere unanimous in bstowing the hearth
m prae and publishers continually receiving private te
poriAls which express the greatest admiration for L.
We subon brief from the many encomuras be-
stow ID uron Il by the press
- This volume has no equal Waterbury Icurnsl
The story is intensely int erssing." Phil Ledger.
No rivsl in American Literature" TPetersous Magazine.
Thrilling and startling power lsat Evening f0''
Best work recently published IN T. Day fook'
u .ble and exciting book fFiueerslds City lem.
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Must be extensively read" IN. Y Atioh
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No common work" IN l. bNpn''--
Graceful felton, Daily News, Phlsa
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Fresh and vigorous" llIoy lEHes'
Aboupdpe in the happiest concert.ons Troy Budset
4. A. .l.,o,a,e work. fWor-ester Ps'lsd IIn.
Poets aud artists all" Bosoon OVe tcnen-
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graphic pen and unaffected msHneTN lGen Cove sen'L
II picture Of life lpos'o. Doe'
Not q line TO weary IN q Deits-
The plo, 9 entirely original" IN I tApre~
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The moral pure and healthy onep IN. Y. Evangelist
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A POPULAR NEW STORY FOR SUMNER
M TICKNOR FIELDS
haye recently published
WENSLEY


have w IeseSi y P published
WITHOUT A MORAL.
In vol limo Price IS
This a1nab story has received the highest ccSi endou nom
the Press ic,s extracts from the notice. axe gwen Deo"
"Wensev story without moral IT, think the most sue
ce attspt which hs. been made to portray the peculiar
tfei, of New ENGLAND society Of the past geRcon Inc Old
hl md his man Jaspa eyden fTo fe
snd are dhn with sk uthfuues sud NAL hsmor II seems
70 as tie Ot readable book of the Kind which hse appeared since
Hsw thoInes Bhthdaie Roin1nce 49,
From the hiror
The readers Of Magazine viii be clad "a what appear
Cd In numbers with the above heading collected together and
rTp ed and and beautiful e 1t delightful BOOK
h. quaint hun ke that PeN ade be
in qused thing that has b ct IN yl IL BOOK FORM o
many ytSrs - a., ,,,.., M.
The readers Putnsus Monthly cannot fail 10 recall Wib
e Ibis uiqusnt delightful story, the happs picture n"
England life with the exception OF the ntame ta5s 3i
horne) have reed apIeas 10 neat ane Ieadae on
and viii no doubt M with excellent success
~ From the New York Albion.
The readers of Putnams Magazine an when ms charming 'y
Acousntance Old friend in form To he Te o. TIE
world only buy cory OF Wensey az ence IL Is he
petssutest the best New Finland ae aud ne '
httle hook of d class, written IN long time.
w From the Boston Atlas -
This story originally APPEARED III the numbers Of Putnss Mo1
" those who read there not necessary % say wore
others who not 80 fortunate az
no All su we commend il heartily Of the ehff and
NOT ORIGINAL There IL decines slpli
humof which makes refreshing a. 10 rare
A"' From the rrnscrpt
This decidedly Of the clev-rt books Of s class punished
for many u may he styled ansYeee IN ne ioI p OF AZ al
obotlhy III 'nteItainne q'si ana sPey %aieu I
re with the artist while the serious portion OF me
wort is n.rraed highly graphic manner AioeetheI
ost str cable fcon The publishers Gre emitted % g
torn Tfousands read who would never have done So
through whole volume OF futnas iAs4A4
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Wanis.


rI'O TRAVEL ERS-A Young Woman (Engsh)
would lies SITUATION TRAVEL with tlmly or Laiy
act gong E-rfe apAse and wiling 20 msse aeriet gene
rally ssfu CsH fe tis hes; u reference Apply At No -
ANIED-By a respectable Girl. situation as
W PLAIN COOK WASHER AID IROSEK. would d. GLN-
EBAL HoU-Ew ORK IN small family Il a Lr-.te "AshEa
i,lu.er Places Cell or sddres5 90 No l3j Bowery.
NNANTED-A SITUATION BY Protestant Young
W Woman NURSE and sEAMsIRESs % - CHANGER
MAID Good -eEces Apply az No 80 Houston . Gan De
~ two 4sTs.
4 SITUATION as MUSIC TEACHER is desired
l.. references can given Address box H. CLEVELAND Oho
4 LADY Mould Ike 10 engage TO READ 70 an IN
- VALID ore = more hours Wout -o sc as AdAN
JENsi Add-,s READER Box No - ra5gns O--e
BLACKSMITH HELPERS.-Wanted,2 ~ Black
IL rA. A,.ieri- Apply All B. W. W CoHNELL'' 80
~ 80, %,
CARD-A Young Man no speaks aud writes In
y sL Italian rpecEcsd CT IL ~ JlNE-~
e. l-sy asssi-ed d 1usnrss, wants si'lA'n " a.
AbENI ~ CLERK home a5o.d Can ave n oesl u f-e
sree-. adore. 4 b. Brooklyn. Pot Office
FOR ADOFTION.-A healthy, good looking little
BOY. cd VII be hvcn any 4 fAny O. 5ras
able - j. would prefer give II % good 1n Father s1
Iaee - Peas call E, 81 West l3h~t up salrL
GIRL WANTED-TO do GENERAL HOT 81
- WORK n small piiyste tsHiy She must undersiand a
None but those hat have good references need spPy
al No 80 " s,lins,oast.
GOOD FEMALE DOMES TICS can obtain desirable
~ sg,oss By :ppi.sE :, he oeises OF The A.LRCAS ND
sCCLIl NJ = Gre,nwicst and No 10 hDths, Of
Bnosd~sy.
NALESllAN WANTED, in a WHOLESALE DRY
~ GOODS STORE. One Iaained with the each Al
our rALEsNAN Boz No IS fost-Ofiee
T. EEN ANTS-The best in the city. Cooks. Lann
- .t. g. fer- .lrsss- sd House re ooa
ID
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MY SCHOOLS AND SCHOLARSHIPS.
OF The EDUCATION,
By iugh Miller With elegant Likeness. Frcc - . l-io'
Cloth.
T personal narrative deeply in, resting and distinctive
the o. tle
lbs Intensely interesting work hS attracted attention anoig ne
lovers coed reading al directions aid the demand conny
INCREASING
lNortons Literary Gs1ette.l
This work viii have sale and be extensively usefu
AID viii Re Rad hy who Will they must
labor with their bands sin have food minds and love books AID
kaeNltdsc; 81 do htle sneA persons
Cptn them he and motives 20 stlducGon Let al
such Hugh Miller recently unknown bat sd
beEored be IN IN" flortrece 90 t W lne ia
with the hands"
Daily Aias
Lie al the productions Of this remarkable II written ~
u
rerscal md adventure mixed tn eyhsue fund OF
uatn tAl3y fail obe the most IoVuAr q IL
salrAs'
MILLER OK SCRIPTURE AND GEOLOGY.
TI- Two RIc<g0s, THE Mosaic AND GLoLoclcAL:
a Il ,ne delivered he re Young Mems Christian Ais.i.n
- Fxe,ef Hal L,lson. By Hugh Miller Pace S5 ceats.
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