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STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.

The steamship Arctic arrived at New
York yesterday afternoon with Liverpool
dates to the 28th ult. inclusive, being one
day later than the advices by the Niagara.
The news is highly important. As our
own files of Liverpool and London papers
have not yet been received, we make up
the following summary of the Arctic's
news from the New York evening papers.
THE WAR IN THE EAST
A despatch from Warsaw, dated Nav
"a, says that corps of grenadiers was
daily expected there. 1t would be under
the command of General Rudiger, and
be stationed to the South of the town,
on the Bug, Narvew, and Weischel, in
order to be able to operate either against
Prussia or Austria.
A letter from Constantinople, under
date of May the 18th, mentions as fol.
lows:
"The ship Phoebe has just arrived from
Abasia. 1t brings the confirmation of
the news that the Russians, losing all hope
OF Qe1cuQinS stuo CodSt III consequence o.
the blockade, have evacuated their posi-.
ton from Batoum to Anapa-an extent
of 200 leagues. s.4 aE
The Vienna correspondent of the Lon
don Times of May q, confirms the &C.
count of the signature Of protocol by
the representatives of the Four Powers
asserting their determination to maintain
the integrity of Turkey.
lie adds, that Austria and Prussia will
now demand the evacuation of tho
Turkish territory, and that accordingly
a draught of note to Russia has beer
sent by the conference to Berlin for thu
approval of the Prussian Government.
The London papers of Nav 81, contain
the following telegraphic dispatches:
PARIS, May N.-Accordine to intelli
gence from Malta Of the 22d, the divisio,
of General Forey has left to-day in four
teen steamers, for Athessywhich CITY
will occupy. ga 60
On the 25th, the Russians were man
euyring to cut off the communication b,
tweea Varna and Silistrla,
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
GEORGETOWN. June &. Is

dzoRGEf0WN, June 8, 1854.
The report from the Chief Engineer of the
Metropolitan Railroad, we learn, was very
satisfactory to the Board of Directors. No
definite action was had upon it further than to
determine upon one Of two routes out of the
whole number surveyed. An adjourned meet.
ing CT the Board will be held at an early day.
when the route will be determined upon, and
if The upper counties of Maryland, and Wash
lngton city, will come up to the work with
their subscriptions, as We think it will be to
their interest to do SO, we have no doubt but
the COED work will be commenced Immediate
ly, and pushed on to completion with as little
delay as possible.
Our enterprising Water street merchants
have gone to work, in good earn est to raise a
company with capital of $50 900. for the pur-
pose of starting line If steamers from our
city to New York. Subscriptions, we learn
are coming in very literally. Already large
portion OF the stock has been taken We hear
OF one firm that subscribed $4,000
on next Monday the ladies of Trinity Cath
olc) church intend having, at Forrest Hall, a
grand strawberry feast, the proceeds of which
are to 60 to the funds of the church.
The Rev. Mr.. Norwood of Virginia. who
has been called by the congregation of Chris,
(EpiscopaD church, is expected to arrive on
this city on Saturday next. The Rev Mr.
Caldwell, who has presided over this congre-
CATION for some years. with much satisfaction.
left this morning for Warrenton, Va
A protracted meeting will commence this
evening in the Methodist church, which will
be continued through next week. The regular
quarterly meeting will be held next Sunday.
There will be preaching Tomorrow morning,
at lOt o'clock, by Rev. Mr.. Brooke
The election which comes off in our CITY on
Monday for the adoption or rejection Of the
new charter, appears to excite but very little
interest. There is such cold indifference in
relation to the matter every where manifest.
that we should not be surprised if our old pre-
dlctlon should come to pass, and the whole
affair prove to be a tempest in teapot. The
charter may be approved by the people, but
we have our doubts. One of the principal
objections to it appears to be the poll tax.
A grand moonlight excursion or pic mic will
leave our city this afternoon at o'clock, on
board the fine steamer George Washington,
for the White House Pavilion and other
points. From our knowledge of the young
gentlemen who have gotten it up, and the
number of bellies flor which our city is cele-
brated) who are going, We predict that it will
be one OF the most brilliant affairs OF the sea.
son. Fishers fine band has been engaged for
the occasion.
Flour and grain market unsettled. Prices
may be quoted at 81 for good standard, with
out much disposition to press sales, and no
disposition to buy beyond the immediate wants,
White wheat and red 81 80 a So Corn-whi,e
ana yelioW 10 10 cents. SPECTATOR.
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AcK should be universally koton-for its strictly
true-that indigestion is the parent Of large pro-
portion Of the fatal diseases. Dysentery, diarrh1a
cholera morbus, liver complaint, and many other
diseases enumerated in the city inspectors weekly
catalogue Of deaths, are generated by indigestion
alone Think Of that dyspeptics! think Of it all who
suffer from disordered stomachs and II you are viii
ling to be guided by advice, founoed upon expert
ence, resort at once don't delay day. 70 Hollands
German Bittsrs, prepared by DR.. @. NJ. Jackson,
which, as an Alternative, curative, and invigorant,
stands alone and unspprosched. We have tried the
Eittefs and knew that that they are excellent fol
medicine everywhere cps
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE, Aucloneer.

BY j. c. Meg IRE, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BOOKS. PERIODICALS.
i Fancy Goods, &c-By virtue Of deed of trust
to the subscriber duly recorded among the land re.
cords Of Washington cOuntv, shall sell on WE'D
NESDAY afternoon, June l+th, at o'c ock, at the
store lately kept by Hugh Cameron, on eth street
between Louisiana avenue and street, No. &, Co
lumbia Place, all the stock In trade and fixtures
comprising
Books, Periodicals, Newspapers
Gilt framed Engrsvings stationery
1nkstar de, Paper Weights
Cologne, Perfumes. Fancy Soaps
Glass Case, Counters, Shelving. Awning, DC.
Terms cash. G. ". CUTTER. Trustee
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
lie Id Auction. err
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BY j. @. MCGUIRE. Auctt0neer.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS on CON
v necticut avenue, between Fl snd 1 streets, at
Auction.-Cn MONDAY afternoon, the 5th instant.
at o'clock, on e premises, shall sell Lots No Is
10, and Ia, in Pavidsons subdivision OF square 1885,
fronting each 2sh feet on Connecticut avenue. be
tween and streets, north, running back about
100 feet to an alley.
There lots are situsted within full view Of Lafay-
cite square, and located on one of the most fish
onable square, in WashiD stop and offer greater in.
to persons cesirous of securing rst Glass
building lots than any property offered Tor sale in
this city.
Terms: 0ne-thrd cash; the esidue in two equal
payments, at u and Is months, with interest Sc
cured by deeds of trust
Title indisputable. JC MCGUIRE
may Zo-eod Auctioneer
Co The above sale IL unavofda bl y
postponed until FRIDAY afternoon, the 9th inst
at the SAGE hour and place.
Jas. c. MCGUIRE,
Je Ia Auctiopeer,
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THE MARKETS.

~ LIVER DIsElSE.-C arters Spanish MIXTURE, as
remedy for LIVER disease, aud the plumber of Tor
mdable evils connected with disorganized state of
that organ, is unrivalled.
Hundreds of certificates from the highest sources,
OF PERSONS living in the city of Richmond, might be
given of cures effected by Carriers Spanish Mixture.
We have only room to refer to the extraordinary
cure Of Samuel NJ. Drinksr, Esq, OF the firm of
Drinker Norris, Booksellers, Richmond, Va who
was cured by two bottles Of Carter's Spanish Mix
lure, after three years suffering from diseased liver
he says it's 4ction the blood is wonderful better
toan all the medicine be had ever taken and cheer
fully recommends it 10 all.
HsSSee advertise ment.
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Destructive Fire in ALLEGHENY CITY. Pa,

PITTSDURG. June IA fire broke on. last
night in Allegheny city, which destroyed
eighteen stores and dwellings Among the
sufferers are John Sterne, dry goods dealer;
Morris & Patton, grocers; McGrathy, clothing:
Magee. clothing; Peter Mentz, shoe dealer
klee q Kaufman, clothing; William Miller,
saddler; Wilson Son, hatters; - Smith,
unware; Ralston, grocery; Carson's tavern,
and Lightcap's tavern were also burnt The
buildings were situated mostly on Federal st.
Loss, 500, 000-mostly insured in Pittsburg Of
fees. A man named Skiles-a recently dis
charged penitenuary convict-has been Ar
rested on suspicion Of having set the Ere.
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BY d. B. CAMPBELL a co

e. n. STHATTON, AUctIOnccr.
VALUABLE UNiMPROyED PROPERTY in the
Y First Ward, By order of the Honorable the Or
phaps' Court-On MONDAY, June 18th, 1854. at
o'clock m, on the premises, shall sell the west.
ern part of Lot No. in Square No. 20, fronting 81
feet on street. and running baok to q so foot al.
ley, containing about 3,S5s square feet.
Terms: One-thrd cash; the residue In equal in.
stalments, at thre AID six months. with interest
from the dsy of SALE to be satisfactorily secured and
subject to the confirmation of the Circuit Court OF
the county and District of Columbia.
Title ndisputable. Conveyancing at the expense
of purchaser.
If the terms Of sale not complied with In six
days thereafter the properly viii be sold at the risk
and expense Of the purchaser.
NAV l3-SR&ds
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FINE GOLD WATCHES.

I AN importing and casting in every style, fome
i OF the most superior and fashionable GOLD
PATCHES, and with to call the, attention Of pur.
chasers to the fact that am selling them at about
one fourth less price than they be bought for at
any other establishment in the District, and lower
than the same quality can be purchased for at any
Sign Of the Large Spread Eagle. II. o. HOOD.
NAV 25-tf
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" GREEN q SCOTT. Auctioneers.

By GREEN d SCOTT. AuctIoneers.
VtRUSTkES SALE of Desirable Residence BY
i virtue Of deed Of trust recorded in Lber A
s, No 81, folio 3i7 &C. of the land records for
Washington county, in the Disaict of Columbia.
will of.r at public sale the eastern half of Lot No.
B. in Square or reservation A, with the improve
ments, desirable brick liz cling house.
The sale to take place the premises, on Missou-
RI avenue. between Sd and y St. on TUESDAY,
the 18th day of June, at o'clock p. IN.
Terms made known at the sale
w. II. WARD, Trustee.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
may 3l-eof&is Auctioneers
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METROPOLITAN RA1LRoAD.-1he following
are given as the official estimates of the above
proposed railroad, as made from the surveys,
namely: that route may be laid down, in
GLIDING excavations, bridging, &C.. ready to
receive the superstructure, between George
town and Hagerstown, for two millions one
hundred thousand dollars. There are five
different surveys and the highest estimate for
any of the several lines is two millions six
hundred thousand. 1t is believed that the
average expenditure per mile necessary for
paying for the lands to be condemned and the
superstrueture of the road will no, exceed tan
thousand dollars, which gives about S700 non
for the whole line. -. ~
TESTIMONIAL TO GEORGE KUskEI,-This
popular gentleman and accomplished singer
mas oeen rendered grand testimonial benefit,
70 lake place at the National Theatre nert
Monday evening, which of course he will ar.
Tept' ana the event will be one to be remem-
pered with pleasure, as our citizens will then
nave tne nrst Opportunity in nine Yeas to d.
recIy testify their appreciation for q man
comoining SO many qualities of the gentleman.
with very high degree as voc alist.
laPRoVEMENT.-We notice this morning tbs
workmen are busily engaged in tearing down
the Old two story dwellings on Louisiana
avenue between 9th and It'll streets, prepara-
tory to the erection of three large three story
store houses This improvement is undertak an
by silas FL. Hill, Esq
BAD BoYs.-Last night, colored man call.
ing himself David Rawlings, went to the
d-house and complained that he had been
badly beaten by crowd of boys in an allev
near fennsyivania avenue. between Sd and Al
s.reets. Inc negro had his head cut badly,
and his sides very much bruised None of The
young scamps were arrested, though the off,
GERS were seeking them Z
NARROW ESCAPE.-Yesterday five ladies
who were returning from a funeral. made a
narrow escape from serious injury. 1t appears
that when near the brow of Capitol Hill. the
horses attached to the hack in which they were
rldlng commenced kicking furiously, and kick
ed the dri' er from the seat. The driver re-
tanned his hold of the reins, and in order to
save the lives of his passengers, turned the
horses toward the stone belonging to the Cap
ltol. Mrs. j. w. Birch had her shoulder in.
jured severely; Mrs. Bietzell was injured about
her head, and the driver very badly, if not
dangerously injured. ii.
ALEXANDRIA CAFETERIA beautiful tract
OF land, containing twenty-three acres. and
situated on range of hills north west of Shu-
ter HILL, have been purchased by company
In Alexandria, to be laid out as a cemetery.
Five acres are to be appropriated to the in
terment of the poor, without charge and to be
laid out and ornamented in the same manner
as the other portion.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL.-The Office
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company
IS to be removed to Cumberland.
The WEATHER The thermometer thi,
morning, at 10, a m, outside the Star office,
registered 10 degrees
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OAPRON,s Hlatory OF Califarnaa

CAPRON'S History OF California
~ Eddy's large Map Of California
The Plurality of Worlds, with an Introduction, BY
Pref Hitchcock
The Russo Turkish Campaigns, by Col. Chestney
The Russian Shores Of the Black Sea- by Oliphsnt
Gurov skis Russia as it Is = -
The Turkish Question, by Gurowski
Phe Knout and the Russians by DeLagny ..
Thomas on Farm Implements
Anatomy Of the Invertetrata, by Won Siebola
Melbourne and the Chincha islands, by PECK
Persons and Pictures, by H W Herbert
Autobiography OF Dissenting Minister
Tbs Whimsical Woman, by Emily Curlen
Cfrystaiine: Or the Heress OF Fall Down Castle by
Shelton. FRANCK TAYLOR
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o. PIECES Embroidered Curtain
~ Muslin, at 81 for Il yards, worth So
SO pieces very rich Curtain Muslin
20 do plaid Cambrics from 1915 cts.sup
SO do plain. striped, and plaid Swiss Muslins
Table Cloths, Table Covers end Napkins
Irish Linens, some very good for Is cts.
The above gooGs were bought at Auction and will
be sold much less than their value.
VIM. X. RILEY,
Corner sth street, opposite Centre Market.
nav 2Q-1m
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Z. FISHER. MRS. HERMAN
z FISHER a. CO, FRENCH STEAM
u. ScOURERS, West 1lth street, seven doors
above Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, will thor
oushy cleanse all kin7s of Lad es' and ChiIdren's
silk. velvet, wo1llen Observation-Disclosures Goals
Pants Vests and Cravats without shrin king or TAX
ing of the nat ural gloss also, Sbawls, Curtains,
Covers, Ribbons, Fancy Shoes Silk Bonnets, Gloves
&c, DC.
ca Spots Of oil, ice cream, Lemonade, &C., taken
cut without cleaning the whole
The utmost punctuality warranted.
White Grape Sha~ls dome up equal to new.
N. B.-Please send your orders early in the week
If you wish the work done the same week
may 25-d2w&2aw2w WIN. Z. SHEDD, Agt.
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Death from Cholera

BOSTON, June 7th.-Mr. Joseph Porcovry,
proprietor of the Central House, woburn,
Mass died of cholera in that town yesterday
morning, after an illness of Is hours Mr. p
mad been suffering from IN attack of diarrhea
DR.. Clark, city physician, was called 10 the
case which he prcnounces to be genuine one
of cholera
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NEW MUSIC received this week Ida Polka, In
~ gomsr Polka, Psttis Polka, Fantasie on Jor.
dams Hard Road to Travel; The Hives, consisting of
variations on Thou art Gone from my Case" Grand
Russian March variations Golden Ring Waltses;
This Darkies Heart il Sad; Few Days, and In add.
ton to . variety of standard and populas Music
violin, guitar flute, aocordson, and other kind Of
Music Books, s.az 49, 70 JOHN +, Hills,
msysQ Pepn Eva between "a aRa lptR IT.,
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AUCTION BARGAINS.

NV have just received from auction very large
w AMI general assortment of DRY GOODS,
at the late sale of the stock of Yerby Tebbs
VERIFY, consisting Of Bereges, Tissues, Lawns,
Calico prints, black Silks, colored Silks Pants Stuff
white Grape Shawls, Veseits, Hosiery, OLIVES, Bon
nets. Fmbroideries, ard many other desirable goods
which will be sold at half the original cost of i'm
portation. W. EGAN & SON,
No. g. shady side Of Pa avenue, near 9Th street.
IL b-2w
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e ID.
AT O'Clock this morning. after painful and pro-
uacted illness, which she bore with christian pa
tenee and resignation, Mrs. ANN TALIAFERIO
MILLER, wife of James J. Miller, Esq. of this civ
and daughter of the late Dr. Taaferro Stribling Of
Clarke county, Virginia.
O. The funeral will take place Tomorrow even,
ing at O'Clock p. m. The friends of the family are
invited to attend without further notice.
Intel. and Union please Copy1
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HOUSES FOR REMIT have for rent
IL several new convenient houses, with lots OF
TWO acres OF ground attached to EACH situated on
new street parallel with Boundary street, running
along the top the ridge west of the railroad where
1t leaves the city little more than mile north.
easterly from the Capitol. =
These house have from seven to ten rooms each.
including kitchen, with several closets and cellar
Woodsheds and stable, and pumps Of excellent
water near at hand. The situation is beautiful over
looking the railroad and large portion of the city
ana having the Capitol in full view. The approach
TO them Is by II street, Delaware Avenue, and NJ
street. graded and graveled. The soil of the lots is
generally good and capable of being made very pro
ductive.
An omnibus now runs twice q day between these
houses and the Presidents square, by way of NJ
street, Delaware avenue, Ii street, It'll street and
Pennsylvania avenue; leaving the houses at about
haifpast eight O'Clock, M, and half past two D. m
returning, after brief stands at the War; Navy and
treasury Departments, the Centre Market, General
Post Office and Patent Office.
These houses are peculiarly adapted for the resi-.
dences of Clerks aud others of sedentary habits no
requise exercise either by walking, or by manual
labor in garden.
The houses and lots viii be let as they stand with
a large shed containing stall for horse, and an
out-building at the very low rent ofTWO HUNDRED
DOLLARS per annum, payable monthly If other
improvements be wanted, they viii be made with
due increase of rent.
Apply to VIM. Stickney, Esq, occupying house
on the same street, to myself at my residence
the premises. AMOS KENDALL.
Washington, June I'm
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BY j. c. MCGUIRE, Auctionesr.

BY j. C. MCGUIRE, Auctfoneer.
INTENSIVE SALE OF WROUGHT AND CAST
IL Iron, Lumber, &c, at Auction-On FRIDAY
morning, the 9th instant, at 10 O'clock on the prem.
ises, sRall sell the materials composing the Rock
Creek Bridge, at the terminus of street. consisting
ofabout 50 tons Wrought and Cast Iron, and q lot
of Lumber
The Iron will be cold In lots to suit purchasers
Terms: $50 and under cash; over $50 q credit of
sixty and ninety dayfs for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed, bearing interest.
BY order of the Mayor:
JAS. O. MCGUIRE,
June o-d Auctioneer.
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NEW DRUG STORE.

THE undersigned, having been by the decision Of
i the Honorable the Judges of the Circuit Court
OF the United States for the District of Columbia
insisted in his rights, has reopened his store at the
corner Of Pa. avenue and 18th 1t.
There the FOUNTAIN OF THE SILVER SWAN
will dispense those refreshing, invigCrating, and
youth restoring waters, which, combined with bis
unrivalled, and incompars bic SlRUiiS have won
tor him golden opinions from all sorts of people !"
The b.auty, the chivsiry, the labor, the learning
the commerce Of our mighty ana glorious land have
all been represented at the Fountain Of the
oliver NV an, and all, with grateful accord pro-
nounced il the ''ne plus ultra" OF earthly drinks
There too will be found, in addition to a complete
stock Of fresh DRUGS and MEDICINES, TOILET
REQUISITESin ali the delicate and mystic varie-
ties Of the boudoir, well the where withaI to
cultivate the moustache and the imperial
Thsro the most delicate transatlantic extracts of
Lubin will be found surpassed by more subtle
and delicate domestic articles, the ORIENTAL
SPIRIT OF FLOIHER& -v.1f
For the recuperation of the hair he offers
-a Philo. Come -
i--~a- 1913 Castor Oil Pomatum
...'.. Chrystaline Pomade
f5 Bandoline
5 5- Hsris t. ... Phslon's Hair Invig.
Or Marrow
a- Rose Hair Oil
Nutriiye Cream
Barry's Tricopherous
Lyons Katbairon
Jayns's Hair Tonic
vandusen's Wahpene, and e
Julius HauPs Eau Lustral
There the lovers of the Indian Weed will find tn.
choicest Havana brands.
VICTORIA .-,-,.s-.
NEPTUNE
AMBROSIA -
LA INDIA
LA SOL
LA MINERVA
e.-r.-. LA PUNTUALIDAD,
r FRANKLIN
LA ALMA.
And he hopes by assiduous and careful attention
to business and his customers to retain old friend
win new ones, and secure to himself Q living shar
Of patronage. 8. X. SYLVESTER,
Corner Of p. syenae and llth street,
! psy af~sel@ ss~-gs-'s'.-9
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TERN LEAVES from Fanny's Portfolio, second
i series
Life in Abyssinis, By Mansfield Parkyrs
American Fruit Growers Guide, by X L lott
Lectures on Pulmonary Consumption, by Theophi.
lus Thompson, NJ d
Alone, by Marion Harland
Theological Essays, vols, by ThOs De Quincy
Parker's Book of Mechanics and Engineering, by J.
WNystrom, CE
Chemistry of Common Lite, No. 2, by johnson.
Just received at TAYLOR Il NAURY'S
may 81 Bookstore, near 9th st.
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New YORK, June 5.-Flour declined: sales of
5000 bbls Of State at s.. IS; Southern q s.. Is
a$9.20. Wheat declined-sales of 6 600 bus.
Canadian white at 81 Is; Genesee at 81 As.
red at SSa$2 o.; Corn-sales Of 10000 bush.
mi xed at so cents; yellow Sass cts Cotton
dull and unchanged. Stocks frmer, and I'd.
vancing
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CREECE and the Golden Horn, by
" Stephen DIN, D ID
The Parish side by the Clerk Of the Parish Of Edge
First Lessons in Gentleness and Truth, by Aunt
The Home Of the Mutinsers on Pitcairn's Island
Cummines Lectures on the Parallels and Miracles
Fern Leaves nom Fanny's Portfolio the second %.
ries. - -.- 49, "a -,-E ,! -
very large and fine assortment Of Stationery and
- Blank Books just received and for sale Of Low
prices, by 7ls-ss52 -.
H. ...f go, GRAY 4 BAI.LANTYNE, ~
js6-s fssptsnep '9'5 ~ stzsst.