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The steamship America, from Liverpool March
81, for Boston, is now sbont due at Halifax. Her
news will be one week later.
The steamship Washington from Bremen ria
Southampton for this port, nov 10 her fourteenth
day out.
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rruprRANCE RHJOICINGS.

ALBANr, Iuesduyi ~. ,idstls
A large number Of the members 9, su na.,,ss 30
srd Others are celebrating tc-nigoI 'oV ,ba Dlssn
Houie The House is COR ple,ey ilun'.s,ep o
are flying from it, and bands of music '''
al d emil vening the occesion.
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TRENTON MUNICIPAL ELI VI. ii 10 il

At our Municipal E zee, s;cisd Mayor; w.'s
Iva M. mos and Clsrk lad, CITY Treasured
Ths Council consist, Of seysp iudspsn y. rs
Eve Democrats. The Wsrd tickets sea 'n'
the City ticket were about equally diYiaou'
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!llprk daily Gribn,ta
WEDNESDAY, APRIL II, 1855.

We shall print, for regular subscribers 10000 copies Of
the WEEKLY TRIBUNE Of this week 1t without doubt the
best advertising medium in the coHry ThI is tbs last day
for receiving advertise for this weeks issue. Price 81
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KYow-NOTHrNGs IN AUGUSTUS,

COLUMBIA, 5 C., BPriI = o., h
Deling, Know Nothing candidate 20 .nd sss.s
Aueu. ia, has heea elected by $50 m.lSa..yI; o.
of The Twelve coupcilmeD ere koor N''''"e
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rur vELLAND CANAL. .

ALBANY. Tnesdsy, Ayl" nj Il 20
II reported that the WellGad Jana W."
gable Cd thu 10th irst.
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The Know -Notbitgs were beaten in HObOken
yesterday.
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STRING OvERCOATs, and other garments suit
able for the season. In variety Of foors
at ALFRED MuNRoE Co.'S Clothing Store, No AL Broad
way Ore price and no deviation.
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These afford sample, but the list embraces all the
mercal cities Of Europe, and in every city bis to be
sold ali others eret Mem York. Between the United
md Europe there IL only mode Of getting for
produce paying for goodsvir for The shipper Of pro-
duce sell the ball to London bankers agent who endorses
and sells II for for profit TO the importer 81 goods,
RENTS for collection and draws his bill sixty days
The importers not willing talks bills net wei knows,
and in times Of difficulty ship gold rather than buy any bills
The Of Earapean merchants that Of being drawn
upon, available them. Their bills viii 70
abroad and they must either trust those Of Others take
tile risk Of shipping gold The bills that they buy
discounted in London At their expense Hence the whole
r and expense OF getting pay for produce and Of paying
for goods thrown upon this country therefore, few bank
ers who have monopoly, control the exchanges
support Of the London market times Of pressure Like
tha present.
This Of exchange grew Of the colonial state of
then prcduc- Of the country sent the
mother oountry, and being advanced On the balance
drawn for when sold Tie Of the mother
try here for sale merchants whose position and wealth
sufficient give their signatures currency the
ether side Of the Atlantic and they always required
remit The natural trade with France and England has
grown follows
U5ti4a slases Trade rsfa FL and Ensiand.
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Of Spanish officers and sabscs The United Srxtss on her
part undertook TO Aks satisfaction all injuries sustained
~ the Spanish inhabitants and officers OF ForiGxs
consequences q rsi acts ~ The Congress
u the ntsd States IN ISL passed By Pres
laani zntharIzea Take 0sseon Of East Florida under
certain contingencies aud Governor Matthews, Of Georgia
apponted commissioner carry this execution
He took Immediate possession of East Florida with force
c0mpased Of part Of the regular army, part Of the
navy and assenbage OF volunteers calling themselves
patrint The act CT Governor Matthews d.saromea
Governor Mitchell appointed h snceessor and held the
country for than year with foTce composed Of reg
imeut " Tennessee militia, Of Georgia militia and the
patricia During this time large Of property
destroyed and is for the destruction Of this property
the claimants asking compensation
Two Questions of eisf interest involved in the
lst Whether these injuries embraced in the treaty
and the Dse q the copainans contend that they
the authority of The Of ls3s the practice Of the gov
ernment, and the true construction Of the treaty.
"a Whether the damages heh the claimants enti
be measured By the Original value Of the property
destroyed BY the American troops whether the damages
are the which win fair compensation the suf
ferars time payment The counsel for the claimants
contend the last rule, the authority
legged uniform practice diplomatic correspondence
tings Of pqblclsts.
Various other questions Of professional interest Ia
Tolyed in the
and followed by the Solicitor who had concluded
his remarks when
The court adaurnsa meet at o'clock tomorrow.
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COMMERCIAL.


yKw Y0aR, Nos. g. lssb.
The state Of the eSrhEsges with Europe has attracted
tentian 10 the anomalous In which international
business has always been conducted between the United
States and Great Britain The fact that the whole business
through the hands d few houses, who nlonopoiSe
the market and Sho BY the operation OF their credit draw
from twenty millions Of dollars from this market
The support Of London Partisan heretofore
been commented apon by yeur correspondent the result q
colonial condition. from which the country has yet
been emAncpsted Writer'S ia the New York Courier and
other journals remedy she refusal of merchants
bay sxty-daE balls which the Medium Of operations
That would, however, not touch the al, since al
European exchanges conducted mostly and
months without producing any Of the evils which arise in
naIkets Il Is the aixyesy time Of the bills
fact thai America drawn there
change, which produces the difficulty. Throughout Europe
bills sold 10 all cires a other tes. No in
what direction il lie recared for merchant remit be
net obliged TO buy bin Nat place If the DO
him ne may order his correspondent 30 draw him,
may sea his acceptance be Sold and the proceeds APP
piled the demand upon ha This gives rise every pos
sbe variety Of combination by which the Of exchanges
all the cities Of Earope il brought into reqGt5n
duee the Of remittance any point The ata adj
vices give the course u exchange follows
Prices Of Bills
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This drcns in specie IN face Of arrival 81 81 0oo
900 and the export OF hall that suu shows the extent Of the
interior DRAIN The 81 France respect Of food
estimated mach larger than first estimates
high 80 pao 900 Bushels be drawn from The United
STATES for France II this demand eauld be Supplied the
Unsd States would have nothing fear but tie grain does
not exist here.
The stock MARKET IN view d all these facts, presented
panic and prees fell rapidly clearing ont stocks that
hypothecated BY comparatively strong men, and closing with
very little confidence in the future.
The produce markets have been heavy Cotton Is very
dali holders wiling SELL bat prices unset
tied Of deficient transactions The panic which has
been manifest the exchange and money markets prevent
ing ready negotiation Of exchange, has Checked the
port demand for -FOUR and the rate someE hat uNesaes
state 50 I2 50 y75z; Michigan, 50 Is 50 Is; 50 81
Upper Lake and lndana Howard street, 50 ~ Sll. Rye
-Four 81 So Corn meal 81 la. Wheat ia in good sup
plysg 10 southern white Canada, S. Is 81 30; red
western 81 0s. Rye, 81 q. Oats, A. cents for Stale
western, 81 Barley, 81 SO. Corn 80 cents ixed
wsstern Pork steady, So 80 s22 IS prime, ST.
Beef a Ii cents. Lard, lll3 u Cents.
Yours PRENTICE.
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Wsdaesdag Nepsrsier THE cUurt met At II o'clock.
The Judges al present
The Of LcfFsia Humphrey and others tthe Florida
cas9 taken up. These claims arise have before
stated rreny 1873 with Spain BY this rearv
Spain sold Florida to the United States and The purchase
onsy saassinssd fand Cor tbe paynazt Of tie damages
astaspes ay Aseriran tsens "a consequence "a egs ec
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resolutions read VITA the exception Of srch any
member Of this Convention nay wish considered sepa
ratsly
MheEeup0n, DR. hull moved strike out tbs 18th reso-
uou relating 10 temperance which, after discussion, In
which Dr. Hull, Hon j Parish, VIII Tomiinson, Cen
Thompson, and Gen Van Antwerp participated, the mo-
non Of Dr. Han lost and the whole report pre-
yiousy read, adopted.
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BALraosr Nov. 7-s O'Clock, p. m--The election time
far has passed of quietly than generally anci
pated The vote promises 70 be unusually heavy
Ten O'Clock p. Nothing reliable ret the
result The know -nothngs claim Il majority in the city
The in the city is ianensely large. good deal
confusion and some lighting.
Eleven O'Clock, p. m.-ReturnH from number Of ths
wards coneuuivcy that Henry W. Dasir
the fourth congressional district Hon. Joshua ynnsant
believed to be reelected in the third district No other part
of the ticket is counted. Most judges adjourned
until morning.
Scattering returns have been received from
Frederick and Baltimore counties, but enough
a opinion the result
Several persons have been shot during the day. Que
killed.
AassaeLrsefs
BosTos, Nov. 7Returns from this show that all
Is 0oo plurality.
Chaass tknew nothing) elected Congress from the
10Th distrirt by plurality OF 1000
The lower house the legislature stands lsd
ings to 90 Of ali other parties.
The far heard from, has % know nshings
and II Of all other parties
Tiscoas~.
MnwauKlE Nov. Our city gives BArstss fde.n for
governor, s,foe, and Bashford, trepubicsn,) 2o3a
The city and county give Barstow 5000 majority.
Departure Of Gx Africa.
EosToS yov 7.-The Cunard steamer Africa sailed fur
Liverpool this noon, with 100000 in specie.
isapureck.
BurrA1o, Sor. The propeers Omer Parha and Della
wrecked of sheboygan in the gale Of Sunday.
All board lost. The vessels and cxrgoes in
surec.
Marletx.
NEW YoAg, Nor T.--Stocks firm. Flour has de-
Of 3 bbs straight State ~ 50 l2s Ohm
So 81 southern, So 81. Wheat is dul-sales of 500
bnselssouthern red So So TO- Corn is hrmsales OF ~
600 brshels-western mixed IS Pork rnsaie
bbls SO 30 So "a Beef IL l4ngaidsales
bbs Chicago repacked SIS 80. Lard Is firm sales
bbs ~ Wbiskey IL 6rmsalss Of 900 bills
at 4o}s cents Sterling exchange ID nominal.
BALTIMORE Nov. 7.--F1our il unchanged-sass Of How
arc-street 80 H. and City Mile ut 81. Wheat duh
uncang prime whites, 81 o5 ~ Is good to
prime reds So 50 10. Corn is l5wersaes OF yellow
rs cents white betfer-saea At sc cents. Pro-
visions unchanged with the exception OF sales for
future delivery Mess pork So SCI 10 prime for
future delivery 49, Baconthe stock light, and but liz
tie doinSshoaldsrs, il7s l2s csnis Sides - i2sa
cents Lardsales OF barrels for December delivery
IL cent?
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Geueral Load 06oe.-sarreys u Ne~ Re1'es-The sur
vsror general OK New Mexico writes 70 the Commissioner Of
the Land Office fc Santa fe that be has closed
contract for the SURVEY Of six hundred miles Of the
ton ar standard parallel es east Of The principal meridian
n also west Of the said meridian and south Of the base
line The dicues Of carrying forward these sarreys dn
ring dry represented TO be very great The
deputy surveyors have been paying sererr es per gal
Ion Cor water Cor themselves and mules while surveying
large portion Of the work.
Indian BwrsauThe Office Of the Commissioner Of Indian
Affairs has moved into the northeast Il the
wing Of the Patent 0E5ce building.
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Office gwen sealed p~cpssas VIII be received ~
Once q Bo4ld rsAs.e Asss 20 ne eiss 9 csian
ing pasle = susie Of olo "a aeesfd
m.ss = pa...-ass .lss ~asa as
-poaslBs psrss hoH lad IT,
Par r perpasr q Hsspns s. wsrs repa board have
divided men mos reueas, ..
ns ssasss and O. @ aud %
tas eapai @ constitute section Ma ,. ,.,.s. -
Gear hossoe . ms ioot q Is lower ,aes q LoeAsS
ira The oha ss snos ~ iss lower ocK Al LrA
W. - ns sa ss, - saayuss ss, No
fh The nskaeum 4apsss-sn~n = eoa.usss sefiisn Ne
s.y canal, iam Ian. Esia me Indians
M En-. fro@ tAs junction - ths
Isn Tse We.lrs Rsssssr ssa nxu.se road
,e % s IN nc sss ~ sssrs Il ssse
sah day q os@es ssx' where hey caa hs SEEM ana ~ ~
hdas, =. :, rss.i.ss 9 .sss sa
real appsaved BY saia besd az ssy snp o
- Of One aoaaianed for me fAlIiu prrormanas
and such other and conditions ~ ~'d h"ad ~
required papas.l. &C namss
All BID. n,nm he sealed up and Arsc,ed Psasns u 10
''a'a . 'A''' "'A'' o' lanes D. srsEpmaS
Presidents OF Board o. issss NarSs-
oGice Board Of Public Works,
Columbus oh,os sest -, Lass.
Attest crsus D. HAnxs, Secretary.
Pabise Works Of OAls.--Spss.6oassoss for Ecpasrs
Tbs supply canals na feeders
aad sh. be resasl shs no unssess shall
10. .as r. .ssa ny . s.y s :.
proper ns~sAtsou In ~
shore Use ~, adm, q T. .ssss. supply .s q ~,
acting ahsl dr~ct the
my q tine ias paa, s' .sss. s Z .ss z..'s a-
mmedsey rrocs~d rspss se sas o. ~ n ns cpan o. he
ssiasna ~ ac.os M Y css ss o,es e
II case o dslsys sIsny IN re psosrs q ne wo. y '
nay opening enhasss
interfere win i: naysson ne .cns cas'ossr -
he deem TO rca speedy
AID rammiraans nsns'y payment
All repairs completed sader ihs
md b p.s ,s :. sas s:ss tools p
and other properly nov i ass y shs be-
aAsc'o,s d.sssrss'sd psssoa
3 n sy s s1.sa y = .svs equal aouy
from hsf mnnsy psyHa - he made On Inc eon
Ths contractor may rsn.psss s rers
IN aa s y. II -. ST. ss . ne
AL luck ho@e. snd hosses during he coannases o hs
"a. o:y sy e. { a. 8 e.
aai o. y saca os .1 .s an. ?. ss y M
asauA fun accepting ihe section on winch Y nAah
l. The sourar,nr ..s be held hss- q die
all ssoers e'upoyed ~ bun saa waenesss hs asg
a he nav iahosa from The eos.rarar monthly
q ~, x IT M s u ne s
sou snr p-Tfn work /.
Whonever section moi promptly ard
uscd Raiss rs
fsHd4 and
gecaed fsrBs~d r-enisx and -ssar
IF and nv sch hydrsu'c works tc
supply aer iar- the u the
comply with rrDvors II M cutsc he srrT
die hs ceacsss With re .osFd o.
Of MI estef cf The sbnvb o.
a'raions the s q tbs coatscsn copy wh.ch shall s
with n he ane
ta4oru said - I'D " hFn.
aorD~y; bearing Enasd Of Puhic WORKS Wzy
abandoned. and direct ssA coMs~fcn 10
cuvcred by said cssc and mnxs c
arcosdAng 70
furnished By he cousracrr ut ell points
Ut Pnbc Works. exrcrdng me number
stsse and Resident engineer OF srnrs
ock tender, uHpV h
ut the cnt o. the e"ntsen anu
appoint other suirasie person Nf sa
place.
or PupLic WaRKs,
Columbus, ohn, DISCOVER ~ 1855.
,-a certify tina, preceding sprchcspns correctly
ro1ee from me records Bond OF Pubic Works Of ONO
e'fN'1 "N e., " CYkUS ID. hanks.
Secretary.
Nov T-dtlarhNov-
4 ~ e.
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,.gE.xcr ~ rssE CxsmnnxxnATED ANxxxn1Es
DF MARYLAND.
Th- yg~,nr xrc the drawn
r.,t.ry OF Msryiand November s. 1855
1T I'd 9Th oth 10Th iIth 1ath i5sh isfh 18Th
&C 81 T3 6 8 50 - ls 10 II 40 50 SO 80
. f.o,pr are the draws numb~s Rssspseo
Iatisry class No 2sG, drawn NevemAsr 9. lH35
l., I'D as sth 5f 7fh sfh Eth lafh ufh l2h Iat
"a 40 co III 40 II &C As G5 ~ IL Al Sc
r. X. Brennan,
General Agent "a. The Contracipr, Baltimore
Lrn,I Ropxnrs Commissioner
NOV
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DxrAsrnsrr az srzIH.
ws~hinsoa, Noveaher q is~a.
Inf rm~uaa has p4nent from 3 Henry
Nslas fssr~os 81 tne ASIA
% e Il. kaagss TTap@ni, asu Of Assu~s iAEa
Nos 7-lfA
srsTE,
wasaiHsten, November g. tssa.
Department irnm Mr. W
EsrDens al ae anaih ~
Ions Aibers. y4Fsi, tas Lei o. August ia-t
Nov 5-MA
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OF FICIAL l..

TRrAscar DxrARrxrrr, August u . Ssa.
hereby holders Of STOCK o. me ioan
1896 redecnshde snd nher me i4'a HoVro
part Ut that STOCK wlh o Pu y
a. p.rtnvn; the 3oh NossS-f hsF
preuiam VIII be pad - sdduoA 10 'he ~
expressed IA Q certiirases
And Of the DAeT leans Of the Cns
States tina, uuchpses Of Inc " a. DOC w
during period rhs following rates:
Of 1884, psnss1 af 10 Per cent ' a
the leans eas peium n 10 per cent sno 'or
ISsO csmsay csed IerasaAaem
nisy stock, I<cmnm NJ per cost
sipu,strd IN me ce'
cn,cs from the July bore with enc
addon TrcsHusf dsf 70 reneh thr parry
this department ondsr e resehi no.
dee soad duly assigned Cniied Ssacs by hs party en
tied o receive Inc purchsse DoE<y.
made ny drssr upcn as hsss
amt snsurers RoeoH Philadelphia, The paes
entitled the money may Arsct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
secsstAry of the Treasury.
AM 4-dlvoy3p rInsel 4 Ssar.l
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AsrsSnl 81 he Assa. Three Bays Later from Egope
SEE HoRK, Nov. THE steamship Asia arrived Hal
flax this afternoon She smiled Liverpool 9th
ultmo and brings three days later advices from Europe
The by the Asia haz been principally anticipated b.
the Arago.
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for land Our bankers and buying and
sxliiag the following rates

The total subscriptions in AexAndris for the relief Of the
Norfolk and Portsmouth, sufferers amount 81 $50
Hon. George VAIL sf New Jersey arrived ia city yes
tsrdaF, and took lodgings a the National aotel.
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Rssscsgtsu.Frs Leuenant ThoTnas Henry, Of the Tth
infantry United States army, take effect the 10th
October, Iss5.
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VALUABLE LAED Fur sALE---.s s''e u, on On -
' all fying Euiivan county. D - y.
continuing eight acres, y ~
main esdnx Gap, Including
rrcey~pt ferry gnod ALEC
good fsr machinery, and several nev~ia
u said land high Of cult
adapted Of whsa
clover lent FISH the The
premises IS West, bargains
had applying shps's Ferry sullivan coaniy Ten
nes~ec JOSHUA SIMPLY, Sen.
e--3trp
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LOC AL n Il w 8.

The approaching Wixrds Hotel, now undergo
ing extensive alterations and improvements promises 70 be
as brilliant Rooms have already been
engaged for the following distinguished persons
Hon. Rererdv johnson, LADY, and daughter.
Hon. Lewis Esss and daughter
Hon. wrn Wright, LADY,, Hnd daughter.
Ilnn Y. I. 5. fos,sr and lady.
Hon Mr.. Shannhan, lady, and daughter
Hon Benz. X. Butler and lady.
Hon A. Nakemsn-
Judre Carts LADY, and daughter.
Judge Gichrst lady, and daughter
Hon Mr.. Wood, lady, and daughter
hon A. g Murray.
Hon b. Pringle. iadv, and daughter.
Hon Russell Sage.
Hon. s. q. Haven Lady, and daughter.
Hon. Alex DE Witt
Hon 4. Clark.
Hon Mr.. Woodruff.
Hon 4 D. Morgan, Lady, and daughter.
Hon. Mr.. Flsgier-
Com Paine and daughter.
Com. smoot and lady
The people Of Alsrsndria By roe of sss 70 2ss bsv
ra.ad the right Of way to the Alexandria Washington
railroad II s understood the question viii be again
submitted people Of that city and in such shape
10 secure their approval
AMONG the guests AZ the National Hotel is Miss Anne
Andrews TIE young Iady who heroicay Devoted her
vices ID the suffering poor Norfolk during the late cpl
de1nic Ia that city. fitting testimonial should oe
uaptly offered public appreciation Of hsr ssr
-ss aud faithful ssrricsS ths hours Of peril Fsstisncs and
ais,nsy.
We haze 10 marked shsngs % bodice 10 taa sscsscrs
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produced u panie inis rartsa making persons
tons Of hs, npens tbs spscis shipment The b4ak re-
tarns 70. tbs week foEoxss
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This result the activity Of business which has existed
but which Is not active.
The money market sgsin more stringent The interior
demand r moner hurry down the cpPs before The close
o. ne vest.rn waters heavy strnn Atlantic
rcsaarc and the balances 81 The banks being rapidly
drawn down fgren demand Tor spere continues
The sdric- per Baltic giving further rise TO per
cent On the usr Of both The banks NJ France snd hnxsnd
VITA rhs rrfssl Of the Bank Of Holland ss silver and
sampsnsd By TIE bank returns Slowing that ire eimraon
a. s0a Il beth astGtuas Tbs past north vas SO oooo
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THE eonerrntan thcf the n
Will entertainments IN the new church
ed6ce supper the sale psSal
mental will he
furnishing church. Ii Designed that no arct
sha lis
he shall be ou,y IAN
pains Satisfaction 10 vte
rs'rsns NJ the enterprise.
the object contributions ia money useful and
r0c~d
Nm 30 reEBsyvnua
avenue circle" viii be Thankfully received
rrarful,y Qv,rs q~d. e-Qsw3w
FCFaE or Weitevreden, md Gtamre ~ tsss
Archipelago by Waiter n Gihson vol Wit
illustrations FRANK TAYLOR.
New
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Fashionable Dancing,
m Maud<-s -asse.big Hau.
ri w MuHDER Professor cS panciHs Ccmseso~n ca1sse
Ii Convent principal ~seh< = WssAns.sn cry nas
nj, h.r - ~ RESUME seheoi T1sssds Nos
v-b%s 1855, Al Mssssfs A.ssnsy a.n asI.ssas IA ~
eeHsrnru Be srfs ass'ee Ma' h
ef hs ssssescss y.sas = Pr Msss
c-ss q "a. Nay Yevs ThssHe which vas
M new hs i sss o ~ l.re bssmsduI and convensr
" arranged cS tsesas saa sspess reo" dars,
which cas- y nss 49, 80 sn ~ ~ M 4 re eay
psys Tuesday ssd Thnrsdsy, r'ock Ms,
fhe evenings q . os Ersnsns s : e M ss
who cinasrs ~I please spfV az 70 -'n
Era. mnssc surs svrsss, ssn T~nsh 4uce
ff ,na.c" ~, n scs cp~r 70 OF
,sh,cs ~rsso. ckrs Only - fr the season
New s-diGs
vARyEY 4 ADAMK havHnw p~scAsseA - n v nseiss
II II ksSdrsss 70 xhe ns lsry oorsnsa
sr ~svs rpp~rsy puschsae~ % is~r
scnds wo hsss b. M''cr nfisnnsn "
ness, ana gocd a-scr1msns 2, ~ r. - " w A''
e"r"nuases ~ ''s e"1SA !" "' ~ HARVEY a ADAMS.
Nov l-dim
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DOCKS AT TAYLOR 4 MAURY'K--The Fcray@u OF
% Dog by w. Gilmore sas. 81 as
Lives Heuse Of Hanover DR.
Doran, author vi nd Men, Q vols. 81
Person and by the Rev
Oc,arus W1n-ow, ID. u. 81
True Riches two Stories Cor Young Temple with
Illustrations. CO
Bnds and Riossems Youps by Mrs Hughes with
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Day NJ d. Y. r. s. edited
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DrscovEn7 or a cAxEA Of considerable size has
been discovered and explored somewhere the head Of
Cheat river in Virginia
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sHurmExr o. rEnAnsrrprsThe exports from Philadel-
pha month TO foreign ports amounted to S7l4346 an
increase Of Sls3s9 October Of last Included
in The exports was S52o,877 worth Of hreadstufs