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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1855-03-02
TELEGRAPHIC,
SsDe week later from california;
Arrival of the George LIlw.
New YoRk, Feb. q

New York, Feb. &c.
The steamer George Law with adyices
from San Francisco to the lst inst, arriv-
ed here yesterday She brings $1,l13,-
600 in gold, and 3o4 passengers, includ-
ing Gen. Echinique, the President elect Of
Peru.
The steamer Pearl exploded near Sacra-
mento, causing fearful loss Of life, the
number killed and missing, reached sew
enty. Among the kiIleda Col. Alexan-
der Aderson, a distinguished lawyer in
Nevada City, formerly of Virginia; the
Captain and Mate of the steamer, and a.
bout twenty Chinese
1t is stated the Pearl was racing with the
Enterprise at the time the explosion occur
red, but the agents deny. this. Both boats
were on their way from Sacramento to
Marysville, and the Pearl had large
amount Of gold on board, which was re-
covered.
The Senatorial question remains in stat@
guo /; thirty light ballots were had, without
producing any new result.
The Legislature passed bill, appropri-
ating one thousand dollars to each of the
members, but the Governor vetoed it.
The assembly then passed the bill, not
withstanding the Governors veto. Yeas
55-nays 2l.
The papers record more than the aver
age number of murders, robberies, &C..
A man named Geo. Sheldon was hung
at Oakland, by mob of native Californians.
Two Chilian's were also hanged by a mob,
on the San joaquin, fofcattle stealing, they
having confessed the crime. Numerous
: murders are recorded t#
The Indian troubles were becoming
alarming in the neighbothood of the Kali
) amuth river. Several whites, and about
thirty Indians were killed. A general rs-
ing Of the Indians at the North was expec-
ted.
, The rains had again set in much 10 the
i satisfaction of the miners.
, Business at San Francisco continued ex-
ceedingly dull .a 5
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The Weather Elsewhere.

BosToE, Feb. 27-6 A, NJ.
The weather is moderadng; thermomc-
ter 20 deg. above zero.
New York, Feb. 27--6 A. M.--The
Thermometer stands at 10 degrees above
zero.
LAFAYETTE, Indiana, Feb. 27.-Thc
thermometer stands at degrees aboye
zero.
P1TrsBURG, Feb. 27.-The thermomo-
ter stands at 9 deg above zero this morn
ing.
CiNcIYyAT1 TEIEGRArH OFFICE, Feb.
21,--The thermometer stood as follows at
the places designated, tlris morning at SUM
rise: At zapcsyillc, Ohio, 8 deg. above ze-
70; at Nashville, Tenn, / ! above;at LOUIS
vile, Ky, II aboyc;-at st. Louis, Mo, 10
above; at Sandusky, Ohio, s above; al
Maysville, Ky, at zero; at Buffalo, n. Y,
lG above, and showing hard; at ludianap-
oils, Ia, 10 above; at Baltimore Md, 90
above; at Cumberland, Va, II above; at
Portsmouth, Ohio, 91 above.
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Know Nothing VictOcy.-EiYe asl>i
Navigation

ST. LorIs, Feb. q.
Col. Benton's house was entirely de-
stsoyed by fire to-day, and several adjoin-
ing houses. The furniture was saved.
The weather is cold and windy. Their
mome;er stands % above zero.
At The election of the Mayor, end City
Councilmen yesterday, the American tle!.-
ct was elected by a large majority. The
present Mayor was reelected, and the
Know Nothing Councilmen were elected
bv vote of three TO one.
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E3- THE Piketon Times says man and
his daughter were arrested at Jasper, on
the Gath inst, charged with having inur-
dered a man near that place, some time
last December B
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later from Havana.
CHARLESTON, Feb.

The Isabel has arrived, with Havana
dates to: the 25th The blockade of Ha-
vana is not against merchant vessels, only
armed ones. The new military Governor
of Havana is Garcia Muro, late chief Of
police. He is much feared and hated.
Felix and Eastampes were not present
at their trial, and did not even know when
it occurred.
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TERRIBLE EXPLOSION WITH LOSS
OF LIFE AND PROPERTY.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 4;

The boierss ola tow boat, six in num-
ber, exploded yesterday below this city,
Seven of those on board were instantly
killed, and many others injured. Theboat
is a complete wreck, and two vessels she
had in tow are considerable damaged.
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DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING.

A Democratic mass meeting was held
here to-day, and was largely attended,
Several speeches were made denouncing
the-Know Nothing and predicting the most
entire success of the Democratic party in
the next Presidential campaign. Ex-Goy-
ernor Slade presided
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Coal AsHEs.--The best purpose which
coal ashes can be applied to in town or
country is in making garden walks. If
well laid nown, no weeds will grow, and
by use fhey become as solid and more
durable than brick.
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!. Throw the SCOT Of you chimnies and
pipes on your gooseberry bushes. 1t not
only prevents mildew, but improves the
berries 'l
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From Boston.
BosroN, Feb, go.

BosToN, Feb, 28.
William Jackson, formerly a member of
Congress from this State, and leading
Free Soiler, died yesterday
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whig state Convention.
Hartford, Feb. 28.

The Wing State Convention met to-day
and nominated by acclamation, the ticket
of last year.
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A wise man knows his own ignorance;
afool thinks he knows everything, M
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TIMES IN OREGON Oregon, like Cali
fornia, is going through the mill. Form
erly gold abounded and speculation ran
high, The merchant, the mechanic and
the faomer, each endeavored to make his
fortune IN one year. But these days have
passed away---the lines have changed, and
now we hear the cry Of scarcity Of mon
ey," "hard times" and dull prospects,
Wheat has fallen from $2 80 to 81 pei
bushel; oats from 81 to so cents per bush
ell Butter from 81 to 95cents per pound
eggs firm at so cents per dozen; beef from
10 cents to 10 cents per pound. Dry
goodsand groceries have come down about
one-third lower than formerly. Live stock
generallo can be obtained about one hal
lower than formerly.
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gerous efforts are abandoned the better
will it be for us and those who are to fol-
low us in this heritage of freedom" s.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-08

IOINTN, Va NWK- T.
MESSRS DOVE 4 co. Riehmond-Iast fall one of nay
mules stable while PLAYING about
with other mules he with the weight Of his whoe body
against large plate sheet cutting himself on the thigh
ham about 10 behos Long and from inch and half To
inches dccp The wound uf such character as To
suppose h would he of service to again See
irR notice Of the Turf oil In tho papers procured aud
Piled Al The aud IN about three weeks he was
perfectly wei aud w.k nj yon esnnot percoivf The lres'
scar where the cui was ina II \. WINFEEI
S.-Ihcre arr many eases Of INJURIES Il cattle Ia THIS
nrghhorhnud which have been cured by Turf on aud
# benefit procure you MY r'rheetch
The whole iburhood il is the quickest healing remedy
they ever saw II A. WINfREE
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Wore of ~" Girss Nro tU Henry.
POINT Henry County, Va,

June 9Th 1888 :
DEAR SIRS About the 18th of December last became
al ted with what thought old hurt In one OF
knees che left nne) of long standing o which had FIRE
qnon, attacks Within about six eight days II became so
violent sleep impossible. In about twenty yfonr
attacked right hand and wrist aud In about
twelve hours attacked In right ankle Mt which time
such excruciang pain as not to be able To take
whatever losing all appetite for kind OF food
and In = perf'i helpless condition. became almost de
ranged man My family standing nay bed side mplo
ring call IN hyscan reply was that II could oh
tain tho right would do So, but that Ind
well die with fever Al length consented foi
my MIR James A. Crews, merchant, near me
and ~ say him what situation was, after had tried
recommendation possible without the least heneh thai
he thing which he could truly recommend 10 send
10 m He hottie of Doves Rheumatic Iiuimen
directed and after about six hours dropped
asleep nf fine in forty hours My Joints became
rnfh swollen From the tdne began To- get ease the swe
Ing suarod iu davs was able attend to hus
ness usual Sometimes have attacks In my shoulders
usr the Iinmcu before with immediate relief by timely
appisaon think mos, invaluable remedy, md am de
sirous that every person afflicted with the dreadful
scorrro on earth (isbrumasm) should give it trial
Yours, truly &c,
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''' . ''' LUpwELL STONE.
More News of its Emcncy.


June 2nd, 1853 !
NrSSpS DOVE 4 CD.-DFAH Sins | hereby certify
of last March, attacked with Rheu
nts of the syefest character In shoulder aud arm
taking h, a,p of entirely me. and which sui
rred very min for three four days My son then
procured m bottle Rheumatic Linment and aT
directions from which was restored
in shor TIM restored to full strength aud
Niser dNs aud earnestly recommend IL t. all VINO
ma m afflicted with Rheumatism And IL is duty you owe
L. the community urge it, use y copy. #. -.
THOMAS UIINDIEY
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TERMS.

r., vIRGINIAN ~ published ialy at go.
~. ,nnu n aiynnce No will he discon tinus ax
~ a, he ~ the Pfoprietors. until arrenraaeR hs
hays paid
rlSEnENTs inserted for 80 per .uars
& or the first Insertion, u for eac, con
" aness ordered inner form weekly then cts
m sre will ehsrsel for each insertion II the
pi,ns is markell on the ds.,t ii be published TIL
nso i mt and charged accordingly.
defeu' rliE YEARLY RATES ARE:
ror one square, daily
r sor snr sqaar. weekly 80
por W 10 s3o
Intended for both papers subject special
ontrset ,-,,..r ,,,,i N, 1; ,n,,., d, -, A H. v.,,. h
a, the advsrts nents charged at transient rates
an nov advertise nents in the daily and semi
rsekly papers, ., III. 1900, I'll. H.,
a,rt IA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-08

nDVRROUGHS SHAFER Il co, DEALERS IN In
HO IRA FINE READY MADE CLOTHING. invite the at
of and friends 10
vailed stock of FALL GOODS comprising "s
II does in great ysrity completeness of style ana aic
al every article pertaining 30 the CLOTHING ana LN
MEMS FURNISHING TRADE. An adequate idth oi INC
variety and richness present stock only be had by
personal examination Below may DC i"uhua pai"a' h'''
q the leading articles .,z -.
DVER.COATS-A most elegant assortment of these gar
uent of the most desirable materials colors ana sylcs- N
mas, Registers and Clnats =, .,.-..,
DRESS AND FRoCK COATS.-Ihose sold at nus esfah
se are surpassed Of Mt tastefnness W
chi workmanship &c being in these re
spccts fgHdi 10 custom roTk
BUSINESS COATS of every material, ranging III pfi'e
from ~ TO ss ,.,.-
PANTS-Blsck Cashmere Doe Skin, Grape Cashmere
from fine dress and low price, Fancy CASHMERE
o.kcs Cashmere oxford Mixed Heavy Tweed, Satuef, &c
Plush, Velvet Black and Fancy trrhadlnt
Black and Fancy Cashmere, Farmers Satin Patent Velvet
Merino Serge Satin &c splendid Party and wedding
Vests. -, a.. -.
TRAVELLING BBANKETS-National Flag, ST LeRer,
lpsom and Saxony Blankets; Genemens ShaWs Mauers,
Neno Scarfs Under Shirts Wool Canton Flannel ana jean
Drawers Cravats Stocks essier Raglan Albert and Napo
leon Ties Kid Buck, Mock Buck Mcrino NoolPish anna
Iisle. sebastopol Calf Tiger and Nua Gloves suck MA
Silk Merino Cotton ana country hnt
socks prErt in short every thing usu
lientlemrns Clothing and out hthg
establishment may br found in the greatest variety aa "
che most reasonable prices at the BAZAAR.
r. = & Co. manufacturing all the slothnR snld iS ih'n
are thus give Their customers the brnthi ~ al
they tnTnish none UNI " p'7 i''
urlps at he lowest possible rates
Those eferrng Clothes made to order can ne accom-
tnodated and satisfaction guaranteed. or nor sale
BURROUGHS. SilAfHR a co
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Gnrd.-I my thanks to the pnhlle gencray inr
~ their lher,l patronage viii hereafter kter huEe
stock Of READY MADE rornINu nj tho old stand corner
of Main and Market stte.ts ...,...,
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MISCELLANEOUS
yNcuuuns. ACADEMY OF e,NEARTs

u HAs NeApE FN Ot FbNG AkI~
4 ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY. PATIENT
AMBRofNrEs by i. kEAGN, only successor T. l..
Gibbs nj his old stan1 door the Virginia Rank Main
sreeeoncss'ilY the highest achievement the Photo.
graphic art These beautiful pictures glass plates have in
few months tmoSt entirely annhated the old style DnEuer
First they he IN Hight The features not
Nes"tl a. IN the naEucfeoNpe They more brilliant,
richer In tone aud elegant In finish the
feet taken fourth the required by the old process
and lastly thoN Will for They hcrmceay seal
ed hcween puS glss which sealing secured by lctrts
patent in the United States and Europe aud ewncd In Lynch
burg by keapN This sealing renders them mperNoustn
air water other which destroys the pagueuco
type.
Citizens and strangers respectfully invited to call and
anime specimens
D'guercoypes copied Into Amhroypes and rendered inn.
perishahle
typ"sn Virginia. reasonable terms
Every variety CBsug FRAMES also large stock Of
Jew"lry constantly an hand sep @ndts
ruNHE NEWcONEs--by chncl.nrny--n new
supply
Iifr If Curran-by his sou,
Japan and Is.
The Old Homestpad-hy Mrs Stephonsi
klesterlim-hy nr Quincy.
Trenths synonym af .hc New Testameni
Asn further supply of Wmarihs abort nib Gold Pens Mt
no, lat, MoRSE's Conn House
RNCHWpEAr GuOSU.-rhr E"mii, s.ro-
- Gerry has hand the following articles which will be
snd uu reasonable terms.
NtrkwhoAt Elanr;
Green aud Dried Apples;
Sweet aud lush rntatoes;
Sm 7h,a and rieklcd beef Tongues,
Dried pe'chesi
Smoked " 4.
Tiue Fam, Hams Cheese &c
There also lie other things which
useful III families all of which will he sold cheap hr eash
ee1tte u SOLOMON
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NARMERs OF vuRGlNlA.-lt npon any hNlns
II thing your Plantations there is an leef o, -,
desepti kind variety matter whose sNh II Ie
fes, long has been standing upon your man OF
mules sheep horses, cows or ag we say
and guarantee what say use our II ff oli-
and will lind the most malignant as wen ~
simplest Sore that mars the form OF man or oesst OF
TRUE TURF OIL! ,-,...,..
ON MAN OR ON BEAST.
One teaspoonf,l equal an of preparation
known.
Bruises and Sprains, Cracked Heel
Ulcers and Felons, Sore BACK,
slcalds and Burns Splint aud SPAWN,
So-e Legs and Chlbains Sweeney ana Pole,eVn'
Fresh Cpt Wounds Withers and Marbles,
Cramp and letter, Chafe and Chestpuhuer
SngS ~ Insacts Ringbone and Sandcrack,
Wounds under the Nails Windgan ana SahlpS,si i Sis
lnhamed Breasts. Saddle bah anu o" "'ii''
Glandnlar Tuinors Swclcd Legs and
Stiffness Of JOINS
Warranted cure, and no danger from exposure 10 '
Applied to burns at once, it leaves no scar
Price 30 and 2J cents a bottle ,,,rpup,n
' ~ Lvnehburg, Va.
DOVE n CO.
Sole Proprictors, Richmond, Va
RICHMOND, January 10 1859
Messrs Dove & CoFor about seven wears my negro boy
had an nicer on the shin of Of his legs ne
has tho very medical advice and the stretesl
on from myself the sore has been iePea.eay aiyy
burnt caustic intervals whilst giving and applying
medicine he has heen ken. diet and also kept peti
ly quiet with the limb elevated sometimes the sore Wo ,
as large palm of mans hand, and a others no
taan half dime, and even when II haS m,
would break again became entirely hiseout'et"
i and day while in your store asS You f ana ,fter
Do for it you gave bottle of your Lof C'l. s' @
using bottles (by direcon) ii was entirely hehe
sons to the time of using IT, he had lost months d IA ,b.t
but since he has never ,ost single day "ii aui ~
expended uselossiv on limb about wohnnded and
M dollars and it gives INC pleasure to ADD 10 , nq I YOU
this testimonial of the virtues Of your II ht oib
very 'e't''''s = r. SHELTON
"A copy--pubishedby permission from lady this ey.i
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u,op1rysuCuANs-

4 Herring Blue Mass the best in USE ,=
crngs Caster OIL large and small bottles he,rY
English Wine Colchicum Rootpr' pared IRON me Su
and infinitely superior the oi the seed or drieh
lit. -. 4,
Fud Extract yaeanfrom fresh Engst roei
in this country; III. -. 49,, =
Also, all the ofhcnal = iud fAu"'ta' '"'''9 P'fii
Liquor Erg'tina; -. .t,A -.
ioide Pat1ss IAtiins,n Bggrrs,-togHhor with COM
lce assortment of pure Chemicals extra nice Brtddaie
Measures small Glass Funnels Instruments ~ ~ SUI
ted to the wants of Physicians in town an country earioy
selected and for sale by STRDTliER &N III thfAIt
- Druggists Bank square
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Music. WVsuG WasaC.~Thr undersigned has
WI received large ass tnont ot NOW and beautiful
Mt SIX thu Piano Forte u u, Il lNmhns old stand
tank Square vnclhnrH ntd occupied hs Suother
Nhitehcnd Druggists
Al kinds of Music and Musical lnstfnu ,nts furnished AZ
short notice w. J. thEiNf
Ip1
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VOL. 4-..NO. 1O7.
MISCELLANEOUS.
WI NAN .Cfsssi NJ or rms pI;,uwoND uIfSIc 40

NuUsrCAs. CONVENTION, uader the gesra1
vi MANAGEMENT OF THE RICHMOND MUSIC 30
tlE1YA Musical Convention, meeting for general Mu.
ra improvement under The direction of Low Mason Doc
Music, George Root Professor Of Music Of New
York will be held 10 Richmond Va commencing Tuesday.
The llth Of December, and continuing ten days.
Church IN which the meetings III be held Will be made
known to the pubh In due time.
viii be lesson eat day aud evening The exercs
will hc varied bui IN general win consist n;
Int PRACTICAL AND FAMILIAR LfcTuhEso on TEACHING
NuFAI rrineplss Of festnozz viii receive espe
and the nrthad called BY his name III be rs
pancd with other forms II instruction Al
though these have especial reference 10 sors NIL
sir vet the principles which viii be illustrated equally
adapted to the teaehors Of the ordinary branches IN common
schools
"a Vocal training including exercises with reference IN
quality exhty of voice s proper In different
ntycs o Mnso aud general whatever belongs to vocal
culture
ri Church Music Nhplng Moirrnl Tunes and Anthefns.
viii receive rnn The distinction between Con
adapted To each Will ho pointed ent hf pucps OF Inc
by VIII also receive much aen
ton y time viii allow. .-s#..L..H
18th SECULAR Mnsi' .--FoiN FART SpNos AND ohtts-
This department will conducted NOT 10 conflict
lgioua sonncu but 1t hoped that on the contrary may
o ndc usira. the social and educational power n song
with poetry the YafouA relations Of NE ana
ervo attention the Importance Of the distinction
such musical designed for musical
pRtihcntiun such adapted tn the needs 81 pub
He worship
5h Attention viii be- given suggestions
anrsnns relate teaching and conducting singing cnsses
both aud adult church music Tine " i aiao m hp
discussions musical Subjects far aa may be
fnd d aabu The evenings VIII be mainly d"Votedto to rho
practice. a....s
on the conclusion Il the Convention OF
viii he pivcn which Interesting occasions Ia
expected Tint the strength of sciy aud other parts
II, state wl he engaged
Tickets admission all tho lectures and exereiscso of the
Convention including admission 10 the tnnerrta Mt ~ or for
eat Concert separately a ahc he Ind ut the hook
Harold Murray, Broad street and ether Places
u7ie' VIII ttr''trr h' tcfh'h NV ~ WV
N received the and medium aualits Of
,anomnn oota, shoes aud Uaers Having Just contract
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,.,..- : =. :, "a a. .ss~.--s b'sn
- have long sustained the highest reputation IN tne
Ifuitrd States THE FRzE-A GOLD mkDAl-has re
Gently been the great Exposii at me
place Industry in Paris ana thns they nave 'c "o''
Great just been added so that they run
without noise the operator AZ dauhc the ordinary
s,ond So that TWICE AS MICH WORK CAN BE DONE
IN \ DAY --.-,,.,....
The greatest clothing aud shoe manufacturing Establishments
in tn, country these machines exclusively he are com
nan 10 erprn every work in the most perfect style
As there are very great numbers u Inferior OF eTeS
loss sewing machines the Derow B digest Avery, WI
SON Grover Baker aud other patents which have been sold
hut cannot be any advantage we hefepy otf 10 re
sive nj, such machines also unmpovcd ones "t our own
,,iufacture Is EXCHANGE FOR sew AND LATEST IMPROVED
MACHISts liberal terms All "lh machines 'nuS ' ~,
Inv us vl he aud destroyed For particulars Apply
~. I,.t.r or pcrsonally a New York once
B-Inca Agents wanted I" MAKE sales "t or improved
sewing nachn,s To property qualh"d h the pus
ness opportunity for pr"ht toiv ana p,9s' rP"y
ment is offered ai i q.r, ,,r,a,,ar v
BRANCH OFFICES: II Hanover St. Boston ~ AZ tneshu
e. phf,delphia Baltimore st, baltimore sS' W ""ut
81 Cincinnati 49, St Charles St New orleans, ,aners
vile \ Y 334 Broad St, Newark n j. NOV s>-a'm
cnyzHs FANS AND FANCY GOODs.---Wil'
JIAM 1ASkER 10 Park Place New York, invites the al
-. 81 Sn,hnrn and Western Merchants to his new stock
nf pans C,le Hair Tooth. and Nail brushes Ladies h'h
cnle Ptrfumery Soaps Porte Monnaes jet ana beaa
s poct et H,6ks Dress Buttons Pins aud Needles Hooks
d COS W,tch Guards Coral and Glass bcahs neck
i,..s India Combs canes, Bans Anu inyo "i
or absorption Scss rs Razors and Cutlery God and 'hi
Jewclry Accordeons and Vons, including genera anu 'e!
large stock OF English, French and German aney "oous
bh u, ba sold at lowest prices for cash or ap
proved paper. -, ~, ,,, T., IN. hest manner
u N''''''! WILLIAM TASkER,
70 Park Place New YORK
3, = p,,so 90, This ou, may 2dly]
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NrEW .0oKs: NEW BOOKs!. a, Payne

NvEW HOOKS! NEW BOOks!! mt Payne
u & CHRISTIANS
1br Moral and Intellectual Depravity of Races by Hoz
christian Theism, by Robert Archer Thompson;
memoir Of DIR Sampson, by Robert |. Dabney, ID D.;
Tbe Glory Of the Redeemer. by Winsowi
Cummiugs Twelve Urgent Questions;
,rhe New Purchase, by Hall;
synonvr,es of the New Testament, by Trench.
,Sli, China and Japan by Bayard Taylor
Glands and Shine by Charles Rode
Peg Wellington
Iittp Nell, by Dickens:
Learning to Talk. by Abbott
Buds and Blossomsi
savings andD Doings Of Animals;
True Riches;
Chit Chat; f6a~6ts
Aunt Msrys Tales
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.ioiINAnp AiiAMS

utsT OPENED u b.au,iful White Nerino Tat
- mas with full asprtmcn Of toaks aud coored Tnlmns,
of new STYLES aud designs