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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-01-13

of time must now pass over.
Yours, &c., +. S. c.
PASSUMPsIC BANK-M the annual meet
ing of the Stockholders of the Passumy,>ic
Bank, holden January 9th, Mcssrs. Joseph T.
Fairbanks, Calvin sIorriII, Barron Monlson,
John Bacon, Ephraim Jcwe't, +. b. Chase,
and James Gichrist, were elected Directors
for the ensuing year.
BANK OF Caledonia - At the Annual
Mcctirc Of tie Stock holders Of this Bank. on
the 9th instant, the following named persons
were elected Directors tor the current wear
q. A. Burbank. $. \. Chandler. El,Iad Alex
ander, l.. II. Drano, Moses Kittredge.
AT Work AGAIN - Our ncighbor. Mr.
Mars;on, who lost his Blacksmith Shop hy
fire few weeks ago, has erected new one
righ; or ten rods cas-, Of The old loraton, and
has commenced work again. lie will TN
,!oubicdIy be glad to see bis old. and many
new customers, at his new place of business.
,7ra;. I'll, Rev. HoEAcE VIII
,1xcrox. was ir>taI:.... Pastor "a the Con-
yrrgat;ona' Church and Society at U.s. Cen
tire Village in this town, .January4. Irvoca-
ton and reading Of tic Scripture, by Rev. y.
Button; Prayer, by Rev. j. Dudley: Sermon
ly Rev j. II. Quincy Prayer. by Rev. J.
Johnson CHARGE to the Pastor, bv Rev. $.
G Clarp; Right Hand o: Fellowship, by
Rev. Mr. Bort"llc Charge to the Church by
Rev. Francis Warmer PRAYER by Rev. ".
Is. Bond i;cny'lic'ion by the Pastor.
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NV NNH 7 FTNT ~ VNIlNT MN, WHO
'l2> been a''i1lr aS a>>l>'an; post master in the
Mortified, Post Office and w no is from a hich
" respectable family OF The vicinity. and who
has himself borne an irrc1roichahIr charac-
ter. was last week detected in ha,inr all
>tractcd fron the Office. and laid aside = L., :
ter. containing S6o0 lie has been hnurd
over in the sum o. $1,000. we understand -
Us he Is quite vounG, has restored the money
and deeply feels The >aI consequences of,hat
moment of weakness through which he Weld
cd to tcmp'a'ion. II seems to us he should.
somehow be restored to himself and friends.
fireman.
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PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING. &c.

QUARrERHAsTRR's OFFIoE, u. s. MARINE CORPS.
Washington, June 49, 1855.
CEhLED PROPOSALS will be received Of this
~ ONCE until Thursday, the 18th day of July 1855
IT IL O'CLOCK m, for the supply OF the folswin. ar
ucies, at such tire and in such quantities as may
ne required during the ensuing Sci wear TO be de
lyered 81 the Marine Clothing Store, 81 Walker AZ
New York, free of expense to the United States.
viz:
5000 yards skybius kersey; to be in all respects
similar TO that used by the U. 8. army
ly2Vo Khapsacks; TO have three coats of paint
properly vanished, strapped complete and
the letters ~. NJ painted on the back
l,OOO blue Cloth latigu5 caps, leather tons pstent
leather visoTs, and the letters gu s. M in
bfass OIL the front
LOCO uni orm caps, with brass scales, eagle, &C.,
complete
OU0 pOmpons
600 patent leather stocks
2 500 pairs army brogans
LOO gray blankets, with the letters "U. g. M in
black woven in the centre
The right TO increase o. diminish the quantity OF
the articles named the eXicencies of the service
may require, Is reserved.
All ARTICLES will be submitted to rigid inspection
ann must conform 10 the samples to be seen at inc
ON q Of the Assistant Quartermaster Marines, 81
walker street, New York. or at the once OF quar-
termasier Marine Corps, Marine Barracks, "asn-
inCton, ID. C
Bidders will state the name Of two sureties in
this Office their euflciency must be certhed TO by
some o6cial person.
To bs endorsed "Proposals FOR Clothing" &s.,
and addressed ~To the 4naTtefmasssx Marine ccrps
Washington City, d. o."
ie 25-eor6July
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PIE SGEAE.,

80. There Is now living in Oattaraugus BE.
ssrvation, New York, Seneca Indian War
rior, named Philip Sssj 'quada I0I years of
age, hale an hearty. He was in Buffalo the
present week, as a witness in the Circuit
Court. He was In the wilds of New York long
bsfors tne arrival of any white settler.
80. DR.. A. J. johnson resident of our
city, who recently graduated at the Maryland
University, located Ia Baltimore, has received
commission as surgeon in the Russian army.
and started for Sc bastopol. By the way Of Bre.
nen, few days since.
80. The Hon. Pierre Seule is in Now York,
stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel.
80. George Law was entertained recently
at the Metropolitan Hotel by a party of his
personal and political friends. The Hon Z
Is. Bartlett, of Kentucky, President of the
grand National Know Nothing Council, and
several others from Virginia Kentucky, and
pennsylvania. the friends of Live Oak
George" were present. They want to prepare
the way to launch him as a candidats for the
Presidency.
80. Mr.. Geo. Theobald, of Louisville, Ken
lucky, has just completed full-size statue of
Henry Clay, At Mr.. Baldwin's fouuderv. on
Main street. which IL regarded as q splendid
piece of workmanship, and "a fine represe nta.
ton of tho great statesman.
80. Samuel Sumner Wilde, L. D., died
his residence in Boston, on Friday, in the s5th
year OF his age. The deceased was the last
surviving member OF the celebrated Hartford
Convention.
-. Col. 6. O. Torbi.t Is the Democratic
sandi date for Congress in the Hermitage (Tsn.
nessee) district.
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CANAL PACKET LINE TO POINT

W hOtkS.
rENUE Canal Packet CONG ESS having beer
I thoroughly repaired and put infF4rlmT1It
first rate order, (the Machinery be E$z5 -
ing removed and horse power sutsuIuIedJ cUnIIn.
ues making her repu ar trips between Georgetown
AMI the above place.
Tic Boat will leave The wharf Of w. H. & III. G
Ritz for Point Of Rocks on MONDAYS, WE'D
NESDhYS and FRIDAYS al O'Clock q m; anS
the Point of Rocks for Georgetown on TUESDAYS
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS At the sam,
hour stopping at the different landings along the line
for the reception and landing OF passengers ant
freight, going and returning.
The boat viii leave Georgetown at O'Clock a m
and arrive at the head Of the Grelt Falls at IL Sen
eca at i, Edwards Ferry 81, Nonocacy5 Know
lsn's Fcrry6 and Point Of Rocks al 7 O'Clock n IN
Returning, leave Point at a. N. Knowlan's Per
ry AZ ~, Eonocscy 9, Edwards Perry IL, senec,
l, Great Falls S15, and arrive at GEORGETOWN at
p. IN.
Passage through either wav a.
Meals served regularly ON board the boat al mod
crate nrices- CHARLES MERRILL Capt,
IL Is dtf
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

IN E would respectfully inform all persons hav
~ ing accounts with rs hat they are all made
of and those that called for will be rendered
IN full to lst July, when we very reasonably expec,
and most earnhsy reqIesf that they will come for
ward and close them without giving W. the trouble
Of calling second time.
Ia connection with this natice we take this Cd
porsnty Of expressing our thanks 10 those friFnds
and customers who have So literally snd promrtI,
patronized us during the past six months, and hope
for an increased con mutation of tie same BY pivirI
cur persOpal and strict auention 90 business, AMI
conducting il upon fair and correct principles.
COLLEY h SEARS,
500 Seventh ST. 3 doors north Pa avenue,
ie 25-eO6t
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GLENWOOD CEMETERY,
Once No. 2S2 Penn ave, corner 10th street,

kUNkK TIE SAVINGS DANk.)
THIS CEMETERY is laid out on the plan Of the
L celebrated Greenwood, of New York, and su-
aGed on the high ground distant one and a quarter
miles north of the Captoi-k5rth Capitol street
lCa'ing directly to the gateway.
This Company have secured a charter from Con-
gre s., apprOpriatng their ground for ever 10 burial
purposes making a fec tile 10 the purchaser, and
prohibiting all encrOacEments from leeIsauon or
otherwise which = of vast i'm portance those who
wish their dead % repose where lbey nave placed
them, il has become custom IN All olhsr clues,
hen the burai ground becomes vsIaaoIe Iof etner
10 mo one ,r-, t and legal measures cannet pre-
y,nf II q. ma tides are given 20 the g:ound.
N B-PamphIes with a map, the charter, and
bylaws, and al olnet ,nIsflu.oh can &c ootalneo
N, 4 r HARVEY'S, No. 40 Seventh street, or
any other undertaken, will be promptly attended to-
iS- ONCE open from 10 to - O'Clock a. m.
J9-ly
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stands in its old position this subject, shout
ing for the acquisition Of more territory,
ws.ich, being tropical, must Of necessity be
cultivated by slaves, if in our hands. Verify,
poets and philosophers ere indeed prone to
svince little consistency and commonsenss IN
politics, as may be drawn from the Posts per.
tinacity in shouting for the acquisition Of An
other slavehOlding State in embryo.
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CUMBERLAND COAL
DUE NOTICE.

Al customers are pecrfulIy notified that their
VI respective accounts are made out AID ready
for delivery. Those who do not wish to have them
pre- sntrd will please all and receive them previous
10 he ecth ms ant, n which time they will be sent
OUT earnestly request my friends TO be prompt
In respOndingtO this call and settle their respective
bill either by cash at short dates the cash
greatly preferred. GEO. w. HINTON.
lie IS 81 4OS pa avenue
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now LOST.-LEFT THE SUBSCRIBER. ON
" Saturday, the 93d instant. red bald <Q7Rkz
face cow, having no spots Of white or any BSXYS
other color shout ser The fhder will be ixfu9ha
suitably rewarded by l.avu. the Cow at my hou-e
corner OF Maryiant avenue and 18th street, send
information 20 can get her
JAMES E. MORGAN,
Corner of Ms. avenue and 18th 81 Island.
IL 25-.c3i+
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ITO EOUsEH KPERs-Penons wish
log 10 purchase superior Table or Pocket Cut
Jspanned Tea Trays CO Toilet Sets. an excellent
Clock, Feather Duster, Hat Stand, Ensmeled ket.
lie, Saucer pan, G avy Strner, Tea Bell, or any OF
the hundred and litls etceeras needed by every
heusekeerer, are invited 10 call on
G. FRANCIS,
isN A00 6svVph q.
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TASD WARRANTS WANTED, 70,
IL which the highest prices wiz be paid by
CHUBB BROTHERS,
nay N-a GRteQ opp, the TpeoSuH.
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VBayoa Sara, La, has been destroyed By
wsssheuss lett LQss $5QQ,Qo0.
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ZOE CREAM

or the best quality delivered to families psflies,
" Fairs, &c, al 35H cents per quart, in -
fancy moulds or plain freezers "
Excursions and Pic Mics furnished az 81 Is
per gallon. Give II a trial x
NJ. T. MARTINEZ,
Tenth street, between ID and streets
ts 10 -lWs
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DENTISTRY.

nR. Y. SHiNN, Graaulte of the philadelphia
IL College of Dental Surgery, respectfully informs
The residents Of Georgetown and its virniiy thai he
has located himself amongst them for the purpose of
practising his profe sion.
Cfice l2l Washington ST., above Bridge, G sige
town, ID &. IL 25-eo3m.
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Nj ORTON'S SHORT NIB GOLD PENS of the
VA finest workmanship and finish, and very diff
erent in their action from any other, surfing many
ri;ers who have hitherto not been able 10 make
us Of any metallic Den whatever.
AFRO, Bagley's Gold Pens, including ell the best
varieties made by rhai house fer sale, Wholesale or
retail Ct the manufacturers lowest prices in every
ca>c. F2ANCK TAYLOR
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LAND WARRANTS.

IOIi ID CLARK, Agent tor Claims, No. say
Twelfth street, viii give the highest market
price in gold for Land Warrants lie I'm
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R~FRoM CUTLhsS TO A PISTOL.
10 meet a cock rooster, Yet he nor any CT his com
ranions could disturb ire, for am that Individual
from tn
am not belonging TO Sam ] was raised under
Uncle Sam, but not sam and If any Of Sans CON-
panions want to see me they can see as 6erce hon
with The stars and stripes that showed no light Of n
dark dismal night through the forest, shall show me
light to my long home afterwards.
No more from your dear friend,
te 25-lt JAMES McGINNIS.
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COAI-C0AI.

VA + have now on the way a cargo Of very supel
vs. Nor WHITE ASH COAL, which we viIi
de- VT from the vessel al s6 50 p rton.
All orders left az the Office, Green street, George
town, opposite the "a house or, in Warrington,
cOraer Of aHd Goth streets, viii be strictly attended
to. BARRON B. SLOWER.
je 22-3t-
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"A ATTENTION, PRESIDENTS MOUNT
ES8 ed Guards.-Each and every member OF
H&HHl he Corps il hereby notified to ate0d q
.-L-kS special meeting o. be held at the Aunory
on TUE 3DAY EVENING, the a6ih instant, at Z
o'clGrk
IL is earnestly requested that the officers and
members Of the Corps will be pubctua in their al
tendance as business Of vital importance will be
transacted.
BY order Of the Comm.
]. c. McCUTCHEN,
je 23-3t Secretary.
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FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION.

THE COMMiTTE. OF ARRANGE
~ ments fer the National Celebration in this
city, announce that on that day National Salut
will bs fired sunrise. and sunset and all the
church and fire bells will be rung at The same hour.
Al I0k O'Clock m, a Civic and Military process
sion will move from the Executive Mansion 10 The
Capitol grounds where the DECLARATION OF IsDHS
PESDENoE will lie read, and en- Grafton delivered M
II m.
To participate in these monies they respect
fully invite the President of the United states, the
Cabinet, The Judiciary, the Foreign legations. the
Heads IF the Executive Departments, and the Clerks
Of the General Government, the Officers Of the Ar
my, Navy and Marine Corps, Soldiers Of the War OF
1872, and of other wars in which the United States
have be n engaged, the Corporate Authorities and
Ex Mayors Of the City, the Rev. Clergy, Schools
Colleges and So minaries, the Fire Companies, the
citizens generally of the District and of the adjacent
counties Of Maryland and Virginia, Societies, Strau
gers, and all Others who desire 10 unite therein.
Ample arTaBg- IN nts will b. made on the grounds
tor the ladies. The Military Of the District par
ucu!arIy invited to form the escort TO the process
sion.
By order of the Committee OF Arrangements:
THOS MILLER, u. d.,
fp C5--1t Chairman 0f Committee
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lA CARD.-!The undersigned returns hiG
E>-S-s sincere thanks 20 the Franklin Fire GoTi-
pany ana the Hook an Ladder Company, for The
Invaluable 'erVces rendered BY them II the Are on
last evening; aud especially 20 the FraLklin Fire
Company I. he indebted for the prompt manner in
which thly got To work, owing Co which, proha w.
his premises, adjoining, were saved from destr,Ic-
ton A. HANCOCK
je 25-ltt
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IF YOU WANT CHEAP CLOTHING

IF YOU WANT CHEAP CLOTHING
EOTo o'REILLY g. CO.'S Store, No 81 Bridge
VI street. Georgetown, where you will find
splendid assortment OF good and fashionable sum
mer Clothing, together with Trunks. Carpet Bags.
SC, at tea per cent less than in any other establish
men in the District.
Pe.sOns indebted TO the above firm would confer
great favor bY calling and settling thsir accounts
(whl h 'hcv VIII fnd re8dy for them by the Isl Of
Juiyl and thus save ihe rropnetOrs toe extra er-
pa,se for cole cti9n. &c ie23-5ts
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MRS. GEORGE.

MRS. GEORGE,
I ATE from Epgland, wishes 20 inform the ladies
Ii and gentlemen Of Georgetown and Washington
thar she can be cOHEnlt' oR tee past present and
future events her residence, No. IS First street.
between Potomac nj High streets, a few doors
from Forrest Hall, GeOrgeown.
ladies' 25-6entlemen so cents.
From IN the morning Until O'Clock at night.
lie 92-2ws
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LAND WARRANTS.

WE are paying tie highest prices for LAND
w WARRANTS
J. II. CLARKE co,
corner Tenth street and Penn n avenue
over Warrington City Savings Bank.
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BAY RUM-BAY RUM

On CASES double distilled BAY RUN
~ live gallon demjOtns do. by the pt-
or gallon
Just reserved per brig Tsab la, from st. Thomas,
P. Il , and fog sa' G low bY
WILLIAM NJ. GRIPS.
81 Louisiana ave-, bet 9th and 9Th sts.
ie 93-jt
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1oo Current Operations CT TIA Treasury
Depagtmsnt.-0n Saturday, tho Esd, Of juno
Tiers we've of Treasury Warrants optarsd on
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N n ATTENTION, NATIONAL GREYS You
= are bere+y notified 10 attend special meeting
mi In of he Corps THIS monday EVENING, the
W W 25th instant, ats O'CLOCK.
BY order OF LEM. TOWERS, Captain.
JANIS sTosE, Sec. je 25-lts
n MATT ENTION, CONTINENTAL GUARDS.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Company
hi yl will be- held al Island Hall, on WEDNESDAY
W W EVENING, June 9th, at O'Clock
Every member Is requested 10 be punctual AZ bus
mess of importance is to be transacted.
EDw;D HAhMERSLEY,
ie IS 2t' Secretary.
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The Naval Engineer Examining Board,
having concluded their labors, we're dissolved
on Saturday afternoon last.
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'or lat y -~.'sc Tt01
S@Fy AaId - iA.yferr!gL pervade. naval
Circles IL ia city, that Captain Preach For.
rest, Y. S. ~, has been OF will very shortly
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NEW MILLINERY.

Miss THOMPSON has jrst opened our fourth
vi inv ice Of NcGpnlitsn, Leghorn, Eng -
lisa straw, Lace, Grape, and other Summer
Hats. Ladies who have net already supplied
Themselves ere invited 10 cal and make their w.
selections.
hls0, Just received a choice LOT Of Fans, Silk
Mitts, fine six Gloves, Hosiery, SC together with
a variety o. articles not necessary TO enumerate and
to I'll Of which invite attention.
HUTCHINSON g. MUNRO,
Fancy Dealers, no. 80 Penna. avenue
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tinoer' fa'e ban captured and DESTROYED
near oronsiadt, and others run on shore and
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Lecapitated We have every reason to be-
live that an order went from the Treasury
Department some days ago, for tn. removal
from the Mobile Custom House Of Gen. c. A.
Bradford, who was one of the delegates from
Alabama to the recent Philadelphia Know
Nothing National Convention This, with the
signs around ne In Washington, leads Us to
conclude thatthe administration have formal
concluded to mako war to the knife on those
whom they believe make war to the knife on
them.
Hr Joseph Hiss.-It seems that the Know
Nothing Lodge, Of which this distinguish ed
gentleman, the last Know Nothing Grand
Marshall of the State of Massachusetts, is
member, is determined that he shall not be
nartyrised to any triaing vulgar prejudices
OF society So they have actually chosen him
TIER representative to the Graud Council Of
the etste soon to meet Where oh, whore 1,
Mrs. Pst.erscnS
Z - c'J4a-1de0t :or lat - .'.,cutoo
H@Fy AaId = il.yferr!ql pervade. naval
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UUPAKTNERSHIP.
'i'hE undersigned have this day entered into CO.
l. partnership under the name of MILLS BRA
SHEARs, for The purpose OF carrying on the Boot
and Shoe trade in all its branches. We will manu-
facture 10 order every style OF BOOTS and sHOEs
for Ia dies, gentlemen and children.
All measured work warranted 10 please.
y. e. MILLS,
r. N. BRASHEfRS.
Call a. our store, M. ass south side Pa. avenue,
one door eisi of Jackson Bros Grocery, between
9Th and 9Th sts. (News) jeel-G
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sI'OItTIS0.
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IL stTes Easf klver.-A rrgsna win "a nh,re
THURSDAY ibe 3,h sept inst. between be hours II A.
and y NJ for Jib and fnAnss toais from e..
prxe ~ go The winning boat " eniranra fu- bAl
No unless ~ ea 81 boa's soir To frui Dunsp
DOH around Thrugss POni buoJ aud bark The Fnx4lu
iifne given - ne s2rtnaf0est tNg nlnates ~ fes
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RIO EPASTAEnS.-eFs NI@T FOHIIsG PfPfg wAyr
i sd-A doune bArrtled rguuifb FBa Adfr 4 Hae
ss.-7 f-cc dctegirnau. Ac.i = 4. u, fierad of-te.
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A GREAT FORTHCOMING BOOK
IA THE OLD HOMESTEAD.
4. srEPHEsg
Author OF Fashion and y anne.u
BUNCE BROTHER Publishers.

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BUNCE BROTHER, Publishers.
DOCKS AND STATIONERY AT CASH PRICES
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Country dealers who wy buy cheap for cash VIZ d. Vol
juvenile miscellaneous books stationery vAeniin
alnAnacs prints &c. nj the above establishments and
tie prices. The stock Of valentines for the
be found moro extensive varied and magnificent than
prices han one third lower than formerly Amanlcs
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done In superior manner and the most favorable
All orders by mail promptly and carefully attended
J. W. STRONG ~ Nassau street, N. Y
YHE NEW BOOK BY thu AUTHOR OF "ALONE''--
i the HiDOEN PATH
ny MARION HARLAhD.
One elegant l2nO price 81 70.
From he New York Evening Post
The following notice Of this work. which lind In c Rich
mohd quirer, r. doubtess from the pen Mrs
Anna Cora Richie, and contains tribute Tue
bieiS OF ne most successful female writer which Virginia
yet pr0dnceds
LEI this noble production 1--WE adjective In IT, fullest
sense upon the table enivcn thu hearth the houehod
companion Of every rue hearted Virgnan Foster This .rd
daughter OF the South with the expanding sppsee
genius. which has yet penned us inspiration walk
In her emulate her achievements and share honDrs
let Virginia produce Few more such writer's ans he cry
The South hns no literature OF 81 own, IS ened for
The hidden PAIN work that North south, Ets,
Yves may point viii d. ingcr OF pride and "a
Our daughter sendt Afy message the woidpouga h-
balm into wounded heas-trnoe- watering errlg
hR Hidden fb which leads 10 The great goal OF eternal
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1, Z. DERBY, Publisher New York, and Tor sale IS al
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( roTIoY NOTICE -IMpoRTER,s SALE or FINE OLD

A rCT1ON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE OF FINE OLD
IA liquors, and serars.-EpM ARD SCHENCk Will sell at
auction on Thursday, Sept 70 AZ 1913 O'clock Al his sales
room, NO IL Wall street. importers stock OF line liquors
consisting In parto 100 bahe champagnes OF favore
brands; Oard Dupcy 10, Plne Martell and champagne
bandics Howard March Co. and south side Maici
Pelnartn Amonlado other sherries; Holland GIN
hehan's and Ramsey's whskeys in demiohus and
IN lots 10 suit purchasers Aso choice invoice OF fine
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