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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-05-01

CouRrrstEs OF LlFE.-ln- our inter-
course with one another, there are many
little ways which we may assume without
the impu.aton of littleness or foppishness.
A smile, cordial bow, an earnestness Of
manner in addressing friend, or more es-
pecialy stranger, costs but slight effort,
and generally will ensure corresponding
pleasantness, even from the ill-tempered.
This would be but melancholy world if
all tie courtesies Of life were dsregarded,
and a sulky, mistaken kind Of stragbtfor-
wardaess adopted.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-05-01

&C. Modern law may be divided into
three parts: superstition, proof aud denial.
supposition is nothing proof is next to
impossible; and TO deny everything is the
main poiut
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-05-01

i new osiel Jlteyabegan as siederalists-then
] fs.ierah repnhiieanse--tten peace party
then best men paEty@tllen nnion repibli-
eans-lhnn national repnblieans-then no.
| party-tieli wigs -then democratic wings
-ltlien back to wings aeaiift
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-05-01

{5. what monsters these cotton factors
must BE-, y said Mrs. Darlington, az m told
some Of EN- has more than q hundred
hands. My poor Paul often wanted nae
20 to and see them, but pm thankful
never went
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-05-01

Doctor, he asked, as soon as he was in
the street again. ''if you had taken great
pains in selecting choice flowers to please
a young lady, what would youthnk to see
her give them away to an old woman =
think Why that she considered The
gift too bright one to wther among the
heartless scenes of fashionable life, aud
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SUPREME COURT or THE UNITED STATES.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1854.

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1854.
NO D. Grey Webb AZ "a lessee Of Polly Weatherhsad
Error to circuit court United States for the middle district
OF Tennessee Mr. Justice Grer delivered the opinion of
this court affirming the Judgment Of the said circuit court
in this with costs
No. D. Arthurs, Nicholson Go. Jesse Hart Error
to the circuit court United States for eastern district
Louisiana Mr. Justice Nelson delivered the opinion of
this court reversing the judgment of the said circuit court
with costs aud remanding the for further proceed
ngs to be had therein in conformity to law and justice and
the opinion Of this court
No. 2. Pierre Barribeau et al Joshua b. Brant Ap-
peal from the circuit court United States for The district of
Missouri Mr. Chief Justice fancy delivered the opinion
oil this court dismssing this appeal with costs
No 10. Alexander NJ Lawrence q al claimants of the
ship Hornet appellants Charles Minturn The argument
OF this cause was concluded by Mr. Cutting for the ap
peliants,
NO 23 The Propeller Monticello, John Wilson claimant
&c7 appellant cs Gilbert Moson The argument of this
cause was commenced by Mr. Gillet for the apI lant
Adjourned till Tomorrow, IL o'clock, a. M
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BRAKEMAN FROZEN 70 DEATH HuDsoS RIVER RAIL
"AD-ihe New York Times of yesterday morning says
49, The train on the Hudson River railroad, which left
oany at seven oclock Sunday evening did arrive
use ui late hour yesterday morning owing to the depth
OF snow the track
Inc experiences of this train the journey said to
ve been OF the most trying kind When about half way
hudson the snow deep that the conductor was
Oongd to send back to Albany for plough. IL is
~ nai m some places the piled upon the track
eight feet deep While the train was waiting AT this point
sunengs OF the passengers from cold are represented
nave been severe IN the extreme The train literal
he porthwess
Vne OF ibe brskcmcn, named John Doyle rozen 70
ten N "i'' "p"9 NV7'-'i'
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LOCAL EWS.

The couNoLsThe two boards at the usual hour on
Monday evening. In the board of aldermen bill to
the salaries of the police officers referred the
Police Committee The bill to increase the salary of the
master of the Centre Market House, after debate
referred to the Committee Finance Mr. Fitzpatrick Of
fered resolution which adopted rendering the board
chamber the American Educational Convention during
the last week of this month";
In the council Mr.. Barr the Committee o
Ways and Means reported joint resolution authorizing the
collector postpone the advertisement of the sale of property
for taxes and recommend that do pass which was
unanimously concurred in
Mr.. Ruff from the same committee, reported act
thorzng the mayor pay for work done the
book, and appropriated S2J3 49, much may be
cessary The bill was passed.
Mr.. j. W. Davis from the Committee on improvements
reported bill for the construction of in the Third
ward: passed.
The bill grade stree. north, Fourth west and
North Capitol street, passed
Mr.. Killmon, from the Committee improvements, re-
ported bill for dag iootway Maryland and
Thirteen and "A half street passed.
ACCIDENT BoAT--The steamer Baltimore,
while on her return from Aqua Greek Friday, ran
aground Sandy Point and broke OF her wheels and
sprung aak that she could make the "trip back
sequenty had mail from the South that day The
Baltimore towed into Goose bay, the
hatan down night and brought up the mails and
passengers
CoscExT rooR.The concert by the Union Choir
Company benefit Of the poor of Washington will take
place in the hall Of the Smithsonian Institute Friday
evening" The Philharmonic Society will give
a concert for the object the preceding evening.
The merits Of Stanleys grand Panorama of Far West
known Crowds prove their appreciation every night
Odd Fellows Hall. The only day exhibition will take
place this afternoon. The artist will describe the picture
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NOTIFICATION.
DIED.,

residence aisr Georgetown Ohio Passed
Mdshipman FREDERICK r. RROSE United States navy,
in the 9th year OF his age.
The deceased entered age years. and
by his marked ability and faculty application, rapidly grew
In favor with he department. and his different
in his principles strict in his moaS upright manly
character be would had his life been spared
10 the profession he well
home, The Immediate circle of his fend
sally mourned aid his untme DEATH In the very vgor
of dawnng manhood has left void which easily be
filed.
In last September Mr. BRosx appointed
the United states Navs Academy Annapolis compelled
to decline Of III health. He home
received attention that human skill kindness
ply; bui all in He sank rapidly; and
baihed his last and ndy trust singing jubaat sonss
beyond the
The following will show ono who
perhaps, batter than all ohe calculated Judge
fessionai efficiency md attention
Passed Mdhipman Frederick been obliesd 10
In
will be regretted by NIL board by
deeply Than myseif His strict attention bis dutiss his gentle
manly department. and amahe
all. This young gentleman truly young
unobusve, mild and amiabe, but possessing
very high order In separating him, should feel
fallen far of his friend
department
of health him
ton and indulgence from The
COMMITTED take particular pleasure
unteeng this truthful testimonial favor Of worthy young
gentleman.
am, sir, respectfully, your obedient servant.
SAMUEL MERCER
Hon. J C. DosaN,
Secretary of the Navy, Washington city. b.
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THE DAILY UNION
Mr. Wa1on, from whence it forwarded the builders
MerSrs Todd McGregor, Glasgow, for identification

/
THn GosPoar sAvYYAHD.The greatest activity is now
displayed at the Gosport navyyard The Norfolk Beacon
says;
The work on the two sear-frig gates Roanoke and
Colorado, rs progressing rapidly and when completed and
ready Tor service they will present two immense floating
"The soop-ofwar is nearly rugged and will
probably be ready for early in the coming spring She
complete specimen of naval architecture and s
the model sloop-ofwar
The fngate Potomac also nearly ready for service
having her lower masts in aud the rigging nearly
| peted
The tremendous frame of the shipoftheine New York
stli IN The shiphouse and has been there about thirty
years.
The Raritan is in the drydock undergoing repairs
very large and lofty ship house is being built
the new steamers naval sorehouse is in progress
and an extensive foundry is in contemplation
The ACCIDENT Mn MAsos--We are pleased to learn
says the Richmond Enqurer the accident which hap
pened to John Mason the night of the fire at the
penenary will not prove serious feared by at
the time he received his injuries He recovering with
prospect Of permanent disability from his broken leg
AT first there fears that it would have to be ampua-
ted.
| DEATH or A PHILADELPHIA MERcHAsT--The Phiadel-
phia papers the death of John f. Ohl highly
| esteemed merchant of that city
REPORTED rAnuREs-It is reported that s. O. Mead and
A. Peabody two welknown brokers in New York have
failed.
HEAVY DEFALcAuoS-The Glendon Iron Mill COMPANY
of Boston failed Saturday when it ascerained that
Mr. Brevoort the superintendent of the mills was de-
fauter to the amount Of $250000 and had left for parts
unknown.
ROLLING BuRST.The extensive rolling mill of Char
team Harrison, Vale St Louis destroyed by fire
Monday last Five hundred tons of unfinished work,
and 200 tons OF iron undergoing the process of finishing
in the building The of the loss is not known
The building machinery and other contents were insured
Tor 100000
RETURN ScovILE--We learn from the Macon (Ceor-
gia) Messenger that Samuel D. Scovlle who absconded
from Macon the 29th October with $4,000 of the funds
agency in that place Of the Marine Bank of Savannah
has been brought back and lodged in Jail About So 600
of the money stolen has been restored to the bank
Cur HIS FINGERS ora convict in the Ohio peniten-
tary by the of Newsom who had been convicted of
burglary in Cincinnati about nine months ago and who
had been engaged in the plating shop since his mprson-
ment punished last week for refusing to work. Since
that time he deliberately chopped Off three of his fingers
with hachet so disable himself for work
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CoNFERENcE-Tbe Georgia annual
conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South
number of delegates were in attendance the occasion.
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Aaothsr Fire IN PhIadeiphia.

PuILApELpHIA Dec. ia destructive fire broke
three this morning the Workshop of the
of refuge, beyond Fairmount The building two hun
dred and fifty feet long The roof entirely destroyed,
and portion of the walls have fallen The building will
probably be entire loss but is covered by insurance It
contained large quantity of materials for chairs
STATS whaebones for umbrellas &c These articles belonged
different persons and mostly insured The loss is
about $50 000
1t supposed one of the boys set fire the canes as it
could have caught in other way, being heated by
generated two hundred feet distant.
A Lfe-Boat Supposed hare Belonged 10 the Arctic.
Bosros. Dee I9.-The Halifax papers report finding a
life boat full Of Rams Island supposed
Of the missing boats of the unfortunate steamer Arctic
Trial Of Hal Ro55r.
BALrIMonE, Dec ls.The trial of William II. Martini a
clerk in the Baltimore post Office charged with purlonng
letters containing money commenced this morning be-
fore Judge Giles, in the United States district court
conviction for Forging Land Warrants
NEw yoHLrsSs Dec Is.-w. II. Wilder, lawyer, and
prominent the Cuba ibusters and Lopez
sympathize was convicted to-day OF forging land
Split 5e,seen he Whigs and Knor- No,aiag..
NKw YonK Dec l9There is open split here between
the wings and know nohings The wings in Of the
wards held their primary elections this morning. and have
nominated separate tickets for the choice of candidates for the
offices of the city.
Nrrkefs.
NEW YoRs, Dec f9-The cotton market is dull. State
and Ohio -four have advanced m cents with sales Of 800
barrels good Ohio at 50 s7 80 2 southern has also ad
vanced l2 cents with sales of 500 barrels Wheat firm
unchanged Corn firm with sales Of 30 900 bushels Of
western mixed at 9s cents Pork unchanged, with lin
tied business.
BALTIMORE Dec. l9.Fiour is irm without any change
in prices 1000 barrels City Mills sold at 90 as; Howard
street, So 5sh. Wheatred 81 30 a 81; white, 81 05
81 0s Cornold white se cents mixed, "a IS cents
yellow SIS A Sc cents Pennsylvanis rye, 81 % 81 30
The daily union., 1854-12-20
OF FICIAL.

DEPARTMENT STATE,
Washington, Dec. ~, 1854
The following London Gaxess of November
y 1854, has been officially communicated this department
NOTIFICATION.
FoREIor OsyIcx, Downaa srHsEr
November ,, ie64
IL Is hereby notified thst the Earl Cassadon,
principal Secretary Of State for Foreign from
The Lords Commissioners Of the Admiralty cepy despatch
dated Duke Of Wellington, oG Faro sound Octobs
from vice Admiral s Charles Napier G. y, commander in
chief of her Malesyb IN Baltic, inups their
losdshp that he had rased the blockade Of kusn pps
dermentoned frnm that
Islands OF AIo Uto the Aland NytAd Bosnebosg
Ch.tiansad Waa wagund islands Little Careby Jacobsta
Great Caiehy Lotto kaisok Brshistad UIe1borg Kare
Io Gesla kem and all intermediate Russian
situated tho head of the Gulf Of Boshna (abou
81 deg so min north, Longitude "a deg Is mia.
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BY TIE l. E & H A p III
From Nem York.

NEW YoRK Dec. l9-Col Benton's lecture attracted
immense audience Hundreds unable obtain admit
tance to the Opera House.
Grant
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,iss of our native land at all hazards perish in the
,,.npt we cannot fail of Our cause righteous
me he motives which sctuate Us are oil no ordinary oh
sr and We trust that brother among Will ever be
Sand absent from his post in the hour OF danger
The candidate then again taken to the instructor who
dives him the signs passwords and grips OF this degree
lie pays dame to the secretary at the Initiation OF each
r.o and fifty first entering the ante-room Tor
nation After the third degree has been thus admins
tered the secretary gives him travelling card, like this
Jobn smith a member in good standing OF Molly Stark
Council No 40, of the State OF ,
00'''' JOHN STILES, Secretary.
Noly Stark Council,
No. 40, ~ ---.
This card carried in the and admits mem
her into any council in the state
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TaE GREAT mARBLE STATUE

THE GREAT MARBLE srATUE
THE DYING GLADIATOR,
es,bton Morrison udinx 4k arsct ssay
arenne, from o'clock, until 10, p. mr. daily
ADMrTAscs, 25 CENTS.
a & Of ,pa..%s %. M and patio. are 1a
amazing ruth which great
q humanity moray aellnestsd The gi-ss
We feel presence
BY simplciy Nohag
for effect No vulgar applause and the decency and
- tHilIard', Mouths in say
"a soudsu p,oaue'sa Of az, I,s simplicity J. such ... il
tide sufficiently deep aud At the behold the
s yss Sf aGey g.. me Of
This statue indssouby Byrous immortal
staDza
see before he Gladiator lie;
He leans upon his hand; his manly brow
onssns s, 70 DEATH G %! sSnquss .Sns,s ssSoy
And through hi. side the last asops ebbing slow
Like edrsio a thunder shower;
Ere ceased ,Ss inso%a" shout ~hs hslrd the wretch who
lie heard H. but he hseded not; hia eyes
Were with his hear,, aud that far
ga, where hi. rude hu, BY the Danube lay
There were hi. young barharans all at play
Te,s was % he,f nassn snnn m"hs5 S. 'e %
All this rush'd with bis blood Shall he expire,
Aud unnsenged? Arise, ye Gohs, and gut your ire
j. 3. HoLLlNGsHEAD,
The Great National Panorama.
sTANLEYs WESTERN wrLDs;
Or, the fndian and hs Country;
(Ao showing the Route recently
veyed by Governor sievens,j
exhibition ODD FELLOWS HALL, Seventh street,
Doors open at6x Erhihi'ion commencesM7x.
J. NJ STANLEY,
Dec ia-du Artist and Proprietor
ATTENTION. SCHOOLS,
Only afternoon exhibition Of
sTANLEY's INDIAN PANORAMA
On Wednesday, Dec 20,
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL, SEVENTH STREET.
open az O'Clock ~ Children 's. cents
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.-Havng retired rom Iun-
Wsoa mai n.v. resumed bushes. !: ,s sa
patronage would beg continuance Of
am prepared % eo"asl build job
Having engaged many years. e
'f g.. can " all wit" give q s ss W sssssrr
HyJ. MCGUIRE, Aacsssnssr.
UCTIoN SALE VALUABLE AND BEAUTIFULLY
"A bound London and other Thursday evening Deeem
BE- . 90 % sas :. my auction shall sell
sohooIcrnh's Indian Tribes
Msnninss Lives Of the Speaker, Of Commons
Humes, smolleu'., and PARIS History OF Ensand-'hree
Davies Holland and the Dutch
GoIdsmi,hs Works.
a annuas offerings, &c
Handsomely pspier mache, Turkey, and cloth.
Books open for examination ,
Terms cash. las C. MCGUIRE,
I'D Aucuoneer
Christmas Cake.
- cAUTIER will Friday Saturday very extensive
Y m ef beautiful
pound pound Of
piums. z. 0AUTlEk,
Dec qo-A 22 Penns}
TRENCH Juvepfie Books, In variety, for youth of
the undersigned personally in Paris, Just
opened.
30 FRANCK TAYLOR.
AEWS, Nswsf Just received Iarss Of Albany
pAnnel, cuings, cherry,
poplar, and walnut
AIso of 5 poplar for each makers
viii also And general assoriment Of lumber lime caicined
plaster, Rosendae cemeRs, shingles, and isths.
Peach orchard
Valley d Lehiah cosi and
white ash.
Now osdne Of lump Cumberland coal; al Of
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Boots and shoes Yer all.

boots and shoes Y0F all.
33 Per~rasa odA 49, be~ssn 6sh and IN sfvsss
III would call the Of large
o( goods comprising all kiads and qualities for gents
boys and youths ladies, misses, and chtldren.
Gents nse stitched asd pssgsd hoots
do proof boots
Do do calf aud patsN1 leather CATERS
For ladies have endless variety.
Button and laced healed eaitass
DO cloth guitars
White satin and Hid shippers and Gnisers-
of the bss In and
profits scarcity
A. HOOVER SON,
No 33l south side Psnnsyivania avenue,
Dec i5-sod6, Opposite Browns Hoe.
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u EsIDENTS the wintsr and Strangers who may
IL desire kind will invasaby hnd at store
choice stock combining all that ssen' and
In that
Dealing only reliable qsstIes, and having but
price, naturally them that
suited establishment than ~ others
styles and cordially solicited ai times
Good and fair dealing Be rred on in all
cases PERRY 4 BROTHER,
" Central Soses,' building.
Dec o-2odf opposite Centre Market.
The daily union., 1854-12-20

WARM UNDER2ARMENTN.-Genl winhing silk,
wool cotton undsrshirts and drawef be suited
bTEvENSB
Dec U-3uf 6alesr00m, Browns Hotel.
The daily union., 1854-12-20

John II. H.BUTHMAHN. Importer N Wine.
brandy, cigoS &C., Pennsyvsna
~ and e sess has received his full
above, consisting in part Of
Madeira. sherry Pen Of grades Champagne quar.
and pinn difhreat bsssds
"A great variety Of Rhine wine, o sparkling.
hiso st. Revny sparkling red
50 80 per dozen 10 the highest
And numerous other kinds Of wine.
Also very superior pale and dark Scheida
naica rum, ne old whskey Irish malt cordias Havana
cigars.
Dec H0-3aawf6w
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SALES TO-DAY.

SALES TO-DAY.
Ny ,. q. mc0UIRU, Auettenesr,
EXTENSIVE aALE OF BOOKS AND sTATIONERY~-On
this eveniss Al O'Clock shall No 3iO
sysanx Avens1 between Ninth
assortment Of books stationery encyclopedias annua ua
bis standard works.
AL6O-
Books elegantly illustrated illuminated pcoraI embel-
iished, and beautifully hound
Letter aud paper. portfolios, gold pens, Ac
The sale Will be positive without
der aud will be continued evening until all
BBooks for examination and private sale during day
Terms cash
JAS q MCGUIRE,
Dec 2o-du Aueuoneer-
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ChrtstEnas Prosents.
JUST boxss baskets
other articles from Pasis, suitable foy presents.
uoacry. G. OAIrTIER.
Dec 20-A go psnnsyivnnia avenue,
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~ r. y WRIGHT, Gsorgsssw..
NEW CROP NEW ORLEANS SUGAR AND MOLAssEs AT
auctonOn this day, 2oh Instant O'Clock on r.
Dodges wharf, the Of the baque VIM.
ing Of
t29 hhdz. clarified, choice, primo sugar
SUF bbIs. choice IA
EDW. y. WRIGHT,
pec Aucu0ncer, Georgetown
The daily union., 1854-12-20

TRENCH Juwenfie Books, in variety for youth of
ages bought undersigned personally in Paris
opened. - - -
Dec2 FRANCK TAYLOR.
The daily union., 1854-12-20

Notice IN Delinquent Tax Payers.
CoLLacToR's OryrcR,
December 5, 1884,
NOTICE hereby ha; the list of delinquent 10 in
will published
s Of 1855 Al Interested earnestly
and by paying relieve he undersigned
duty eaf1scng collection
X J. ROChks
Dec 7--dtJanl CoIlseter
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ORDPARAT1OM Tor the HoliAays.--TODD l. co in
Wits the ssnoa o the ladies thor stock Of rich Ts In
sets Of ahe sone masu, mink masn srmins fitch masen
Iynx, Hbsgan squirrel
With variety Of , comprising the
largest offered In
The present 10 opportunity Of obtaining these sssonabIe
Injuries reasonable price, ChdFen fu in endless variety
prices very low.
TODD 4 CO.,
Dee l0-dlw Under Browns Hotel.
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AEWS, Nsws.f received cargo of AIbanl
N good well seasoned
s ga lat pannel, merchandise select cuttings cherry
poplar and walnut
Also, Inc of 5s poplar for each MAKERS
find general lumber lime cacnes
plaster, Rosendale cemeRt, shingles, iahs.
NJ such Peach orcharr
Lykns Lshiah and
ash.
osdina superior Cumberland coai AL o
viii sod reasonable by applying yard o.
hrst street, the Capitol
ia-diw JOHN PDRDf
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Axny's CenfsetionsSy.
mo. H Bridge stysst. Gseyxstown, d. C,)

(No. q BHse stvsa, Gsnsstown, D. C)
avah myself Of This opportunity my
my constant customers sAd generous public patron
during te last which hss sslaed
tons TO snAesvos 70 please Them To
prepared az n point Of beauty and quality coscn
Of pound and fruit cakss quite $500 WORTHY we'll
usual supply Of candies and conr Also, family
use fancy articles, kc.
deem II make pledges my
self with sustaining my present reputation
Balls parties, dinners usual elegant style
Dec O-so2w A.. l.. AMY.
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From the New Hampshire Patriot.
THE INITIATION.
,fAsTEn OF CEREMONIES, aust,

Brothers! It's the mystic hour
For the exercise ofpower.
Lo. the sacred fire Is bot
Boils the sacred shaving-pot,
As within its brim fling
Every native Offering:
Bunch Of wool from Afric skull
Feather from a full -fiedged gull
Down new -plucked from callow-goos
Emblem fit for az to use
Double, danble, toll and trouble
In the tin pot squeak and bubble
0MNgs soicmaly
Bubble
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CHRlSTMA6 and Nsw-Year GiN Books.-GRAY
BALLANrYNE, bookseller, 4ee Seventh street,
dspayed shelves
hne illustrated works. and works By various suihc Poetca
works In handsomc anuqps morocco bindncu.
Oxford and American editions Of the Bible ze from the
small pocket the irgs family and pulpit Bible bind
ngs Prayer books in velvet and antique blndng with and with
clasps.
Also unrvaIed Of Juvenile works. embracing
work this
theological calf half bindnG, suitable
for gifts IN cergymen and others
Subscription Chd Paper Sabbath schoo Wis
tier, and Bsys and Grls' Magazine for 1855.
Dec l0-dd
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Lye-Boat Supposed n hare Belonged 10 the Arctic.
Bosros, Dee I9.--Thc Halifax papers report finding
e-boat full Of water Rams Island supposed to
Of the missing boats of the unfortunate Arctic
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The Great National Panorama.
sTANLEYs WESTERN WILDs
Or, the fndan and MS Country;
(Ao showing Route, recently
ycyed by Governor Stevens,j
IA on exhibition at FELLOWS HALL, Seventh street,
night
Doors open atbH O'Clock Exhibition commencssM7X.
j. N. STANLEY,
Dec I2-du Artist and Proprietor.