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SAmE OE HOUSE AND LOT IN MAN.
Manchester Building Fund Company the UNDERMINED
~ pursuant to two several Deeds made
S.iatn IA fsrr and WIFE, to the Trustees of said
20 MIN WIZ expose to SALE on the premises in the
Town , OF Manchester, ON SATURDAY, the 9Th day of
aud Lot conveniently situated on the East side of
JACKSON street, nearly opposite the Masons' Hall and
Ieceutiy occupied by the said VIM NJ. Parr The un-
eGeIsighsd, d. j. Sl1er, Trustee in two other Deeds
from SAID Parr aud WIFE to certain other de-
untes at reque st of the benetciaries therein
tue sale the object OF which 10 to satisfy the seve.
critics. ~ e.. PA'-
TERMS OF sALE-One-fourth cash; balance for notes
al and u months with interest added from dsy of
sale and title retained until purchase money il flIy
paid. JOSEPH r. GILL, / Trustees of
ALFRED A. ALLEN, Manchester
ALFRED L. BOWEN, Building Fund
Is. j. STEER, (,onnsnv
Sale conducted by GoDDIN Il APPERsoN, Aucts
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HOUSE AND LOT AT THE CORNER OF
II ST. STEPHEN AND CHARITY STREETS
AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY, 18th December at
o'clock r. NJ. upon the premises will he sold a new
framed House and Lot at the Northwest corner of St
Stephen and Charity streets, and now occupied by
Messrs. Edwards Winston. The house has three
rooms and yields good rent
The Lot fronts 80 feet runs back 1873 feet inches
de 10 TAYLOR L. WILLIAMS Arcts
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GREAT CHANCE ron R1HG.Igs.

y Presents for the Christmas AID New Years noli.
a-ys can be bought remarkably low ut Goldslnit' d
Thinning and Fancy Store, 200 Broad ST. Win omen
this mornius, large assortment of Cambria Lawn
C-otchet and Muslin Collars, some of them cannot
te eXceed either IN beauty price; Infants Waists;
tamb1c and Swiss hands inside Capes; white Kid
Gloves ut SOC, worth 81 cts woolen Hoods; Fasciua
1rs handsome embroidered Handke rchiefs from Sc
"a the ines grnss linen do at 81 and % worth dou
Jet Bracelets and Necklaces; Pom MuDuaies Loci
and many other fancy goods be run oil cheap al
GOLDSMITS
Trimming and Fancy Store,
de "a 20j Hroad street
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BY e. B. Cock q Co.
YVyRUSTEE,S SALE or SPL en- DID
i HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
VIII be sold ON THURSDAY, the 9th instant, at 10
O'clock at the residence of Mrs C. g. Lakeland, ON
5th north of Leigh street. all the Furniture contained
said residence, consisting in part of one splendid
Maghogany Wardrobe, one Mahogany Sofa, one
Lounge. Brufsel& Carpet, Marble Top Tables; Cen
ire Dining and Side Tables, Oil Pain ings Mahogany
and Cane Seat Chairs Tetc Tete, Mahogany and
Cherry Bedsteads; Looking Glasses, Clocks Mantle
Ornamental Bureau, Washstands, Feather Beds, Mat
trasses, common Carpets, and large variety Of
Cooking Utensils
At the same time. will be RENTED, the House
and Lot until September 1856 Possession given LIST
January, 1856. WIN H. SHORE, trustee
Sale Conducted by T. b. Cook L Co., Aucts.
Dc
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Observation-Disclosures been unemployed by
IN Mr.. ladd, to act in former capacity of Gene
raj Superintendent and Manufacturer of the Rich
mond Soda Water and Bottling establishment, EN-
brace this method of Informing my numerous friends
and patrons of the old establishment that nothing
shall be wanting my part to sustain its former
tatou; and from experience of eight years in the
business feel assured OF my competency TO give entire
satisfaction to all who may be pleased favor the
house with their patronage.
EY- Orders for Soda Water, Porter, Ale and Cider
from city or country, will meet with prompt
tcn. nj. MCCORMICK,
de 20 No. SG8, Broad street.
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1---MARINn 1G1wn -,
PoRT OF RlCHMoND, DEcsMsks sarH.

ARRIVED. ~
steamship Jamestown, Parrish, New York mdx and
,sssenserN ,.,..,.u. r......., n,
80, Watson.
81 scSr lane Doughty, Murphy Philadelphia, coal
Setf Maynard. sa
SShr W L Jones, Frank, Baltimore, mdz W D Col.
sVs ehs James and Samuel, Potter, New York, h.v
n Whteek Son. $3.50 - :
sebT Florence S"y 500 saiiSsaeiphaa Powd n, &e.
Sthr Martina, Virgins. Petersburg. mdz B B,;as.
s,d { Co. ss75 .|ra =
Ssir Oakland Free James River wood.
Stbr t}eYaniun, Wallace, Back River. ax.,er.
Srhr Regulator, Baszett Chackatnck, do
sicon Atlanta, Bassett, do 40
sloop Stsnsrd, Woodruff New Jersey. no,,,,..
. Italian 4 Watson. ~ rNNV'
SAILED
sshr Virginia Hopkins. Hampton, hsht.
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ny lsMrs1s e Hhine.
CExTEsI. HOT sFG0T, ) rr.x,rr..

n l nET HOT SEnOLD FURNITuRR
- On MoNDAY the 2lth inst the entire oal
s.tns II sas as Mm ns declining con
nets; Bureaus P,n sotss and Parior Chairs Cahi
IA cuIled hair and sLnck Mattresses. insn,
Aso lsrs. sale TO commence at 10 oeiosR.
Utensils aud Tin Ware. Also' sn,syd; s; nitshen
a,hsr Win iarniture complete, together with many
oa ae articles too numerous to detail '""J
Terms a. sale GaEIis lug = $50, &c,
de % AhoS SHINE,
Auctioneers.
I,vsIroNED.--- lin consequence of the iuels,.., 49,
OF tue weather. the above sale in nostnnd ~
DAI aloining. ut 10 O'Clock. - ~ =. -
oe % LARIJS 4 SHINE. 49,.
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ChHbfaisSdGis sHSsSSlhNNks XWkHE AND H0L-


WINDOW SHADES.--At the law mice
OF 81 cents, richly worth ST.; Splendid Lana
bo9aets Vases. &c. 81 well worth 81 So Gilt shades
at me lowest possible prices; Table Oil Cloths ali
widths WIDTH, aud patterns, at prices that cannot fail 10
aiso-a beautiful assortment of Dry Goods cheap
~ nan ever printed: Cseoea, cts; Figd Mousn
y. cts worth IS cts; Kid Gloyes S7l cts; Heather
peits cts Linen Hdkfs, cts, worth I2sc, with
great variety OF other goods which will be- sold very
of n is0I nm $50 - Nv s'oie
ue ld-imN Betwe cen Sd and 4th sta
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kEEkS, CORDIAL BITTERS, OR
MORNING REGULATOR.-An innocent re.
cling instant relief from the effects of oyer indnL
sence loss OF appetite lowess of spirits dyspe psa
aud all affections OF the stomach and bowels arising
from Whatever cause-imparting to the whole system
renewed strength and vgor. For sale by
BENNETT l. BEERS,
fe 21-dlyif Sole Agents.
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.7-,o,,C. 11y,., -. ,.-.-.,.a a.. TUITRs.
Nn.v s,:i W. - vi e. ,cloct A. The First Mar
IA Il, 1919 10Th VsyetahIe and butcher
incaalnS anose co. ona vasr frem LET January newt
aafAe' flous', 'o1 o"s gAMJTEL Ellis
10, "a c4erk Of the First Market
n ~ SALE OF STUCK IN VIZ
authoryn vested BY Mecasdy y yow y e. K Iats
contractors, upon sections, NO :, ana % 2. tue
gnia Central Railroad, we w onss az PasiS ss,s 20
tue highest paaaer Ior ~ tI's sity of Richmond on
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WOOD, WOOD..-The Subscribers keep
w constantly on hand fine supply of both PINE
and OAK WOOD. Terms = 50 aud $500
Yard at Myers Bridge, southside Canal, opposite
c. WalthalPs Lumber Yard.
de W-dim* CARTWRIGHT l. WOODSON
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4 CLASSICAL AND sCIENTTFC

tractor he is permitted to refer to DIR. 81 M,nn;.
'-ts;.trsn Of the Faculty. DIR. VIM II Met,utss p
Ne Phils, DR.. Gessner Harrison. Pr. An Iars I'D
Is,s.ty Of Va: Rev. VIM. s. White D. D. I.x;na-
,s-: Rev Moses Hoge, ID. D., Richmond: aud The T.ns
to-, Of the old Richmond Academy
he fees will be For Ancient Languages and Al.
,hsmsties per session, $50. or for the sbayt 49,,
ram March to July. S2S6s. 'eiih'
kralsh branches will not be neglected
Tie French language will be taught nv n, .,.,,.;
srred and accomplished French gentleman NJ az 80
dusgv fee Of so per session, or $40 per term. -
+rfs payable al the emnenoenaut ot aacb 49,.
/. a4-aaw;l March CHAS n cir sIH Ms
CEILING OFF CHEAP To REOTI1IE
= >TOCk.-CHiISTMAS GIFTS -BeaniiT,i D..
f.. Flower Vases, cut end lowered; elegant inla;a
ps5y Rox"s, perfume cases. Pearl Port Nonna;as.
Tlgkey Morocco aud Shell do rich carved PARISH 60
Baskets; truly elegant Cologne and rich Roba,n;as
Toilet Bottles, cut glass; Cologne IN large and
Sc hettlcs; superior Tortoise Shell aud India Rnhh
3l-ssus, teet aad packet Combs; elegant pari H.;
R.asbrs some with oval Mirror large ya,;s,, ~
Gernsn and French Pomades for the hair. Otf3 y" "t
Roses IN gi!t walls; Cigar Cases and Cigar S,and AZ,
tsstsT Baskets; Watch Stands; Wax Flowers. J5c,'nr
Cases, with sit bottles and glasses comnleta Iaaos
ssSs for hunters and Travellers, assorted with m
n,hcr STYLES of beautiful imported goods which =, II
W scd OF ct prices TO silt tue times "''
hEANETT & BEERS
De q Drugy;s,s
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4 5 CHRISTMAS is coming, 1 will kindly

TO call at SCIAAPS Store twill really urprise
you;
What splendid assortment Of Goods you will
find
u beats all that we ever have seen OF The kind!
Our stock OF Fancy Goods. such as Toys China Ri
5Gre fancy bas kets, Splendid Port hionnaes Look
ing Glasses PeIiumeries and Toilet Articles, Pistols
aid Knives VI ali descriptions ent Glretls of other
Fancy Articles, is us complete any in the city.
Conectianary III all its branches; the finest French
fancy CaIdies aud Fruits Fire Works, Sc. on hand
aud for sale ut SCHAAP a. CO.'S
French Confectionery and Variety Store
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SAUSAGE CUTTEkS...FOr cutting san.
~ sage meat, great improvement over the old
method Of cutting sausage meat; for sale low by
de II BUIKLEY & co.
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...-1 nSR 1u111cAxIons -
ROoKs &C. Ca6Ief AIMING go q
CASH. BOoksToRE No. is5 Msin - -
.ha,s nae cohesion Of valuable Standard VIOLA IN
Elegantly bound PRAYER BOOKS and s,BIrs
IN morocco and velvet ~ 4. - = 100,
M, great variety Of JUVENILES and FANCY ~.
For ale by r n craprr
= Bookseller and stationsr, l57 Main strest
CfbnArsddin fSss MN y MAR And HOI.-
sof sale large and spendid collection 81 ch.
n n snd illustrated Books Bibles PRAYER Roahs
hymn Books, Religious Works, Juvenile Roohs Per-.
sse'e Whiting Desks Port Folios Card Cases t,o,d
ana silver Fen and Pencil Cases Pearl and Iro,v D.
per FOLDERS Port Monaies. Pocket Boohs Warl Ro~-
81, dressing Cases, inkstands AlbumsP Odue, nasss.
re o hnises, Superbly toned Guitars ee..ns III
AM FOkTES aud MELODEONS. torethsr vx;th
many other articles suited to the sedase the raw and
i - ss. de 24---3ef
bkiNCE OF THE HOUSE OF DAVID.
~, announcer large supply of this book inst received -
Tue safe OF this book has been 80 very great that thu
Improved. ' .s'see anu
ten, Price ~ - i cur
The trade supplied at the usual liberal discount.
n....s.. .-.,asz CHAS. wORThAM.
- -1 .s.e.a street de 20
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General Agent and Collector, win coufipus IS hirS
out Negroes, Rent out Houses collsct money Mind
chins and sell and boy ell articles Of Commerce. 81,
commission heretofore. He returns HI thanks fbr
and solicits continuance Of the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to him. His ofes i ON 0over-
nor street, between Main and frsnkin. opposite ks
old stand His long experience in his line he hopes
will enable him to give general satisfaction to his nm
merons patrons. T u NAfs7F
WIN. 5. PHILLIPS, the active and efss.snt col.
iector Is still with him, aud promsss his sner.
sies in accomplishing what may BE- e0mmitscd to his
care. lnlA1E ~tIi.
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s4sA zssss sssasssA ~ assss rs S sHss r..
ESQ., - I'D ss&xsss4 Is sssls szs ~ -
bsxs
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RIcHMoSp, Dec. 2ist., 1855.
FR.sIGTiT NOTICE. lD.ri.s
the HoIydsys' the tn Importation Of freight wiz 3
suspended til FRJDA Y, the 4th January next. A
usual ali articles nten ded for tho tsiu Of that day
should be placed in the Depot by oc,ocs, q OF
'h &. preceding day. s.ne,, ,ndent
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SVLPauRll: ACIll-.seessteys lss ~
ss.a . so,ass s ,s.s "a 3 ~ ssss,.
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FOR DOING UP FINE GOODs--W.

inparts q most brilliant polish, for sale at
IAlDLEY 4 KORiNSONiS
Chemists and Pharmac eutists
de p Now Drug Store. 4th and Franklin SIS
NIRS. WOOLHOUSE, LEECHER AND
w CUPPER-Mrs. Woolhouse may be found at ali
hours, Day and Night, at her residence over Subett
hEa's Hardware Store, 2l3, Broad st.
n. B.-The best imported LEECHES CONSTANTLY
tece.ing end for sale.
Ali orders from the country promptly attended to
and carefully packed.
ALSO-Ladies' BANDAGES on hand and made to
order.
~ A light the door ali night. oc4
ERANARf AND FEED sTOKE-The
N undersigned has taken the house corner of Frank
IN aud Wall streets, formerly occupied by Messrs N
=. T., Il. Hill, for the purpose of conducting the
GRAIN AND FEED BUSINESS
where he VIII keep constantly hand full assort-
ment of all kinds of Grain, Mill OfFel Hay Corn Meal
and other articles usually kept in Granaries and Feed
Stores.
Hehopes by giving his business strict personal at
tentlon and selling reasonable terms to secure
liberal patronage from his friends and the public
generally. He will deliver any article of charge
anywhere IN the corporation. He will also attend to
SELLING COUNTRY PRODUCE,
Tor moderate commission, and will insure for his
country friends the highest market price for any con-
sgnment entrusted to him.
fe IT'S JOHN w. COSBY
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HIRING AND 01Zxu1o SLAVES
YBl a11szs77a7rzr7
. a - 80 p, -. ?. .
81 80. - - - 80. - -
q l-a1ssleIsI e Z Iz ~ i aS.sssss1s
HlLk ~ RAWLkN11Gs(100oV1 -
and Coll.cf0sAs etteu1 - h1sfng $500 fS1S7Sf
hosss9 nd ssl!se.1sg O. - 6vssy ~ fWsSSas
lef aaeeafies Win ~ - = neerose go d1rnr1
W ~ - wAs -. -. e. hisss NJ Dasss g.
eacnA.D H.LL, j. KswAas q IA uLins asss B
g e--atetleg - 1 81 800.
NOTICE.-1he suauev51o1D EG15S0 =
y msch - they can aefeuA % II ~ so1f16s g
SLAVES DEcLIsEs kirint shsm OF ~ ennsiaf =
year.. sFsF ses sss - sssssss8 - -,
Mr.. wM C.TALIAFKkRO, Who kas 49, $500 .
ted with us in hiring oat Negroes ~ Tia Ii tuo
yean. also declines hirine cut - = g
We return our THANKS % our 6ieAas VIE hays Is
neernlly pafronised for ths last eight yearn y 6
de 1l--dkctlja N. b. & G. II. KILL.
nlCklNSON HILL 9 co. A1cS5o1cc7S.
- Meth corner frankiin md WaJl afeeeA Dtck- 2
gona: w. attend particularly to fhe 0ELLIll0 o.
h n. DICKINSON. e n arfI ~ MI
de1t-dkctl5jA sss Z.
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4 N0THEK iMPORTATION OF BEAU

street, has received, this week. another supply of
Ladies and Misses Furs embracing every variety to
also, have arrived an elegant assortment of Misses
and Infants Black and Drab Beaver Flats, trimmed
and untrilnmed; and Ladies and Misses Black and
Drab Beaver Bonnets. These goods are of the very
newest style and choicest descriptiou. de 2G---ts
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IIrOIs Al,E-A Likely N X g II O h OY,
dell Is R. CAUTHoRN.a
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DUBLIC HIRING OF NEGROFs.-W;

II UMINISTKATK1X SALE OF M.
"A GKoES.-Will be sold for cash, at Charles City
Court House, on TUESDAY, the lst day of January,
1885, eight Negroes belonging to the estate of Ricd
Barnes, Decd Amongst the number is good Cook,
Washer and Ironer good House Servant and several
Farm Hands. Most OF the Negroes are young and
likely and sold for no fault tla Jaa =.
~ LUCY ANN BARNES, Administrators
de 22--dtds Of Richard Barnes decd
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WING TO THE DEATH.

There is something touching in fidelity to a
fallen friend or an unpopular and illuminated
cause.
There is something incongruOus and comical
in irving to maintain b,ttle from which the
armies on both sides have long since turned
away, and in standing bravely up for party
that is dissolved ana forgotten.
The Commercial Advertiser energetically pro-
tests that it still adheres to the Wing banner
even if it must do so alone. 1t cannot fuse with
other parties. 1t will not enter into any COM
binatiOn to check the aggressioas OF Slavery,
though the accursed Institution should get pos
session of Kansas and Nebraska and all the Ter
ritories. nor even though the jeer of Mr.. Toombs
should come true and he should be endowed
with the right to call the roll of his slaves on
Bunker Hill, while his friend, Mr.. Stephens,
aogs his in the corpfeds of Ohio. Neither in
this emergency nor in any emergency which the
insolent and aggressive policy of the Propaganda
may bring upon the country, will our .spected
contemporary approve of anything like resistance
to such inyasons of all right, but will adhere
forever to the Wbig war-cry and still represent
and advocate the Wing party, though that party
has no other member than itself!
But that We may do no injustice to The Com
mereial Advertiser we copy the essential portion
of its statement:
"1he new party thus formed is to be a sectional
party 1t proposes TO divide the citizens OF this great
Republic by geographical hne-a frst step toward
Disunion that We mean never TO take. We love Free
dom as earnestly any man. We live in Free State
OF choice, and so far as any influence we may possess
can avail Slavery will never again hold sway In this
Empire State. But if our felowcitizens in other States
aee Slavery to be right necessary, or expedisnt
II Is Their business and not ours, and have no right
TO intermeddle, except by kind and courteous argu-
neh' anu MISREPRESENTATION that we shall al
ways use ust a. often deem proper and fitting
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ENGLAND AND RUSSIA,

The lover of historic parallels may find in the
contest, hourly increasing in virulence, between
England and Russia many points of similtude
to that great drama enacted in the ancient world
between Carthage ard Rome. England, like
Carthage. was the first through her press and
politicians to invest the quarrel with particu-
lar venom. As in the contest Of the old world
too, Sicily was the bone of contention, so in the
modern parallel, Turkey is made the apparent
subject of strife. But as in reality the extern
sion Of domination over the Southwest and
Wet ofthe Mediterranean was the cause of quar-
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jscket of gray cloth. with green collar and cross
upon the breast Hatred will thus 80 down. aid
p.ssipg from sire to son penetrate all the hoen
of the heart aud faculties of the mind.
Such are likely to be in future the relations
betwAen Russia aud England. Ii the latter
country is to derive any advantage from the war;
!, must be in the improvement OF ITS own inter
nal orgspization; and for this there IS indeed
some reason to hope Still, any such improve
mevt TO be effectaaI. must cut deeper than Is
usually supposed. The cry for Administrative
Reform. as now admitted eveA BY ITS al
berepts. was but bubble, which could not re-
tain its bold upon the air. Logically, 1t cannot DC
carried out without fundamental change IN o-
litical Institutions 1t merely aims at ourtaIiins
the influence Of the nobility in the management
Of affairs. But so long as the nobility coatinue
a powerfully organized body, intrenched Ia
privileges and exercising Preponderating innd-
ence on the general policy, legislation and aiialr'
of the country. we are at loss to conceive no"
they can be deprived Of their prePonderance IN
the Offices OF Administration. A more radical
change must be effected first and its easy ana
natural result will be genuine Administrative
Reform. But are the English people yet ripe
for regeneratonl This is a question "hIca
will find solution on the occurrence OF some
great disaster, or perchance on the termination
of the present war.
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DEDICATION OF A CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL.

PITTSBURGH, MONDAY, june 20, 1902
The ceremonies attending the dedication OF ST. Pauls
Cathedral were highly imposing, commencing as early
"a o'clock in the morning. Archbishop Hughes of
New York, with Il Bishops and IS Priests participated
in the ceremonies and 5000 people were present
About 10 o'clock the doors of the Cathedral were
opened. and the procession of bishops, priests and
bows numbering $50, entered and celebrated Pontif
cial High Mas. The bishops were clothed in magnh-
cent costume Archbishop Hughes was conducted to
the pulpit by two Of the clergy, and proceeded to
speak from Acts xx:2s The services consumed the
principal part Of the day. In the evening Archbishop
kendfick preached from Matthew xi:7 sermon de-
scriptive of the virtues Of ST. John.
There are 10 feet and two inches water in the channel
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sEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
The following Is the Table of Contents OF THE
SEMI WEEKLY TRIBUNE No. 1,052:

The following IL the Table oil contents Oh lhL
SEMI WEEKLY TRIBUNE, No. 1,O52:
IEDiTORIlLs: A Free See for Neutral Ships From
The cines; The Partition of Turisyi The WARM
ina ' Question: oa'i Maine Politics.
H..IMPORTAET DIPLOMATIC INTELLIGENCE;
Letter from Our Special Correspondent st Paris
Iu..THE STATE or Europe Letter from Our Own
IVA LETTER FROM MR. GREELEY; The Land Of
v..AFFAIRs IN FRANCE: Letter from Our Own Cor
respondent at Pans
THoRAcE GREELEY IN FRENCH PRISON:
Letter from Our Special Correspondent 81 Pans
VII. THE NETWORK LIQUOR DEALERS SOCIETY.
VIII. FESTIVAL or THE GERMAN MUSICAL so
Ix..THE MORALS AND RELIGION OF MISSOURI
AND KANSAS.
X..THE KNOw.NOTHING PLATFORM.
XII KNOW.NOTHINGS VS.. DOUG9FACES: Letter
from Correspondent at Seneca Falls
XII. MAINE POLITICS: Lettes from Correspondent at
Augusta Maine.
ALLIE ISLANDS. NICARAGUA, NEW.GRANADA and
SOUTH Pacific COAST; BY the stssmships star
Of the West and George Law.
XIy..THR COLONIZATION OF KANSAS: Address by
the Rev. Mr.. Starr.
xv..MccRENs JUSTIFICATION FOR SHOOTING
CLARK.
xvI..TRIAL TRIP OF THE oCEAN.B1RD.
xvn..Loss OF THE SHIP LIVING ACE IN THE
CHINA SEA.
XVIII. NATIONAL SHIPS LOST
X..PROHIBITION IN INDIANA: Letter from Cor
respondent at Rookport, Spencer Co., Indiana
XXPUBLIC MEETINGS: Now York State Temperance
Society; General Association OF Connecticut
XXI. FROM LAKE SUPERIOR-CANAL OPENED.
XXI. POETRY: Sit Down, Sad Soul
xXIu SHADOWS OF OUR SOCIAL SYSTEM: The Lit.
tie Candy Gr; " You all Blame Me-
XXIy..AN AMERICAN SAMPSON.
XXv..A GIRLS DILEMMA
XVI. NEW EXPEDITION INTO CENTRAL AFRICA
XVII. LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE: Mr. Greeley's
Life IN Chchy;" Influence Of Slavery Character
The Virginia Election.
XVIII. TRIAL OF MOVING MACHINES: Report OF the
Committee.
XXIX..THE WHEAT HARVEST
XXX..HOPS AND CORN.
XXI. THE LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
XXI MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
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