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Mexico

A Washington correspondent Of the New ork
Times says TINT persons who have recently nrri.
we'd from Mexico express the opinion that Santa
Annals government must soon fail. Having
exhausted the seven millions of dollars received
under the Gadsdon treaty, he attempted To draw
tho remaining three millions, bat the United
States government refused to honor his draft 49,
In this strait, Santa Anna got a wealthy Mexican
merchant, named Escanlon, to advance money
upon the faith of the three millions yet due, but
Escandon made such an enormous shave that ON.
" half the amount, 81 800, 900, was received into
the State treasury This resulted from the bar
gain made by Escandon, that one half of three
millions should be paid in cash, and the other
half in the national bonds, which are SO deprecia
ted that he bought them i'll at the rate of twelve
cents on the dollar. Thus these bonds cost him
$lS0,000, and he will get for them ( ,5O0.000
Santa Anna, remarks the Louisville Journal.
seems to be sadly puzzled 20 sustain himself in
that wretchod country. Between civil war and
financial distress his sun threatens ere long to sci
in gloom and ignominy, and to set to the last
time. With the shadow ofths gigantic failure
upon his name, its prestige can hardly revive
/ agnin upon tho same theatre. Hitherto Santa
Anna has usually been expelled from his country
under Circumstances that left the compunctous
masses free to attribute their subsequent ills in
some degree to his expulsion, and to found the
rosiest conlectures upon the hypothesis of his
continued power. And hence the Mexican pconle
periodically rushed to him for deliverance from
calamities that followed his vprous overthrows-
forgetting in the moment of reaction that such ca
lamites were the concominants of all their govern
ments alike But his late acces sion to the dictator
ship was matter of such impressive Formally hi.
demands for extreme powers made with
such affectation of great things and conceded
with such implicit unreserve by the people and
with all the advantages of u complete possession
of his own conditions OF success, his administra
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tion Of affairs has proved such "a dsplorable fail
ore. ,bat tbrre j. M room left 10 doubt his ncom-
petencv TO conduct the government successfully.
and M peg upon which the bndest popular com.
junction can hearafter suspend hope. lhis
last effort # Santa Anna has shown beyond
question. that. il the Mexican people are redeem
ablr. b. j. moi the mnn to redeem them. Ills
downfall is u mere question of time, hat his sub
-equent ro-aseendancy one Of the bnrest posi-
bl.tirs.
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How 1t talSeH

The political pres 81 the Statc, outside of the
interest ot Mr.. Wise 50 far a. we hayo seen, re
ceivo the Winchester nominations with the most
cordial satisfaction. The others MAKE mouths 81
it like school boy cut Of humour. \ gallery of
editorial daguerreotype> taken just Al this tim
would prescott the m1sl graphic ply sognomica
display Of the passions Yer seen. GA the ono side
hopc,Joy,ENpeetancy.De Delight -on theother Dis
appointment, Almn, Despair cling tb,jr tales OF
gadno-s aud ol sorrow. What study tor the
eloro'lonlst md the actor wdat moicls for the
pain''r ald the sculptor! With men of all par
tc, who had concluded that the Saunton nomi-
nations were not worthy Of s0pprt, the ticket
Is accepted with unbaundcd Measure. \ : we write
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Lynchburg Market.

NAItITI HUN IC'IJ'
ToBAeco --Actitivo, and prices we'll support
cd for all kinds, with little or change in our
market. Weqnote Lugs. common, at from 4 10
to - 90: good ) 90 to Sc co. Leaf, common,
:, 30 to 3 90; good. 90 to $40.
WHEAT.-W hite l.s5 to 81 IS; Red Sl.e0 to
$40.
FLorR-Superfne 4 IS to 5000, family 50
soto 1913.
ConN-4O to 90 cents per hushel Of 50 h..
OArs-95 TO 70 cents per bushc.
JOHN CLARK,
Commission Merchant.
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SAFE or LAND. NJ

Il GROE>.Nr.-By yirru' a it Del of Irtt,t rAeru-
tcdt' jo-nh Sheprcr.onand ny,clEf1 Edwu i Ro~,er.
bcpiae d,rr the 25th la, at M1y. So aud 81
,crea in tn Count, Coua ct CarnphrlI; viii on
SAT- ,DAi the 3l,t day II Mar h, 1873, "Apuse 10
~ne hl way oi ,lbie hucaa. TIA ca,h, the following
property, u~il: \ y-Iii'a tract parcel OF L,lt,
lying ami being Failing River, in the county ri
Camphall nd timing tie lnaas Of Jas Reynod> Sam
Garland and Dur.io Deprsst, containing 255 AcREs.
no,e pr les.
-. rh- toIow ing Sl,ves. and the increase "f the
cualos ct them since III" dat. ol said deed. 10 Wit
Saundtr-, auao, Amanda. woman, DHn.c, boy, mi
Maly tre. y girl.
AI,o. Hos Buggy md tlr1ge-. ala, MI The
aid in.utd R>~ef. Srorh pf Cta.i" aud llog-, and
ali hi, IIea-ehot and hitei'n iarn,ure ""d b.
pIantniiou tool, and ul'l-ii..
The sale " Il t,he piner On til 1r ct f Land am
,aid.
Acting Trustee vii convey a III. prrhn-'r ar
purchase" nrh tie IA l., ye,rrd IN me- by ne d"'i
aforesaid and uuLr rthrI
mus .L3l EMLNM Ell. OWN y I-..n--
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There was grand row among the Caroline
Democracy on Monday last, growing out of the
previous nomination of Mr.. Dejarnette for the
Legislature. Mr.. Dejarnette, having expressed a
determination not to vote for Mr.. Wise, and pro-
wing refractory in other respects, grand con-
vocation of the faithful was called, with a view
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CITY AND STATE DEPARTMENT.

AnornrR LrcTuRE.-Arrangeme are be-
ing nude for another lecture, before the Relief
Society Of This city. twill probably be an.
nonnced to morrow.
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UiNt tllllAilltHtlA H'BHit'' ~ ~ N''.'a'i' -
receipt If ibis book, from Mrssr-. Williams
Hooper. 1t gives whai psotcsses to he the lft'
o! Funy mud contains alarge collection of her
writings.
ExAMlNArloS OF iIEARY y. BlHp.-1he eS-
ANIMATION of Henry D. Bird, late President If
the Petersburg and Roanoke Railroad on
clmrgr of embrlzIemon', took place in the Cir
cit Court Of that city Last. The following are
the circumstances as developed At the trial:
The fr-t witness examined was Ihos ). Ghol-
son. Il director Of The company. who stated that
ON I7ih ull, Bird executed deed Of trust OF his
property, and resigned on the l9th. The deed
shows an indebtedness To the Company of about
500 900, but an investigation show, the read II
mount t. be S]l ,2s- The deinlcatons were
not shown by the books Of the company.
but by statements furnished by the President Ia
the Board Of Directors one month before their
annual meeting, by Mr.. Bird's own statements,
deed Of trust, &c. and by the balance sheets OF
the company, furnished by their book keeper.
Mr. j. Lyon. the book keep r testified (7ays
the ENpress) that
He had nothing 10 de- with the disbursement OF
the Com,a ", monies That according to order
of the Stockholders the balance sheets were com
pletel about the middle of February and were
furnished to the President. He had no advice
from 'ne a. 10 "' ''''' I'm,
the agents Ter through neN't@ ana Mr. l'',a aoo
not informed MN, as me custom was n''",i'lY'
tnat he (Mf II } mao received ,heS' monies 'l"p'
The a6en's' ana o'llH Ipt 'l'' Soos'qI'il ''''np
meut' that came o''' 'n' ho"ha ol Tue company
on the st OF February, could not show Il true ae-
COUNT" the ala'fs oi 'h' company, ana 't ~, mo
NJ Vas at hnrS reunited t" ihe l'ahNoi i''nn
-ylvan"' but the President gave him 10 lhl"fma.
tom thereof To enter Inc saW' on 'ht oo"h1'
othsr Witness testified 'ha' from l''ne |"
'lne MI b'r" IL" receive" anu l'''" N''i''H
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Thn Casr Made Ouf.

] 4.
The Case Made Out
Well the cat /, out # the wallet" nj last, and
no reaso nahle man will any longer insist TINT It
II not a cat Tho-o blessed guardians of rs and
ours the democrats. warned us with the solcmnity
Of the pulpit, aud the concern Of mother for
sick child, that Know Nothingism was abolition
ism in Disguise, but We obdnrafe aud incutrieibo
sinners that we are, sieced anr minds to convjc-
ton. Proof enough we had. aud di,uterestcd
entreat without end. hut W were impergoas
and deaf 10 both. We saw that seward, Greely,
Weed. Adams, Wade aud al the more a-tute and
Jealous 81 the aboIitinutribo wcrc warning against
Know NothinEi-n. the Evil enc docs against
religion; but thu did not convince rs. south
ern men residing ia the North, and connected
with the organization. assured ~ That 10 man
who Wa true American could he an nboli
zionist OF an ogiator-#bot thu did not sati-fy ~
that Know Nothineism wa. aboIitoni,rn in dis.
guise. Mr.. Vie assured II, ttat the order had
offered IL make him Governor aud then Iresi-
dent hut still we were unwilling to admit that
the organization was an Invention of ahoitinnisn.
Bat the Iroof i. now overwhelming and we knock
under The men at Winchester have settled it,
Thomas stanhopc Fburnov, suspected at one
time ID a leaning towards the Nashville Conycn-
ton. aud If procllvity 10 secession. Southern
nan with something like an approach 10 ulraisn
IN hs devotion Ia the south, Is their nominee for
Governor Does any man want better proof that
Know Nothingism is aboilioni,m IN disguise
james VI II. lIealc, most of whose negroes hayo
been stolen fram him by the Aholifouists, for
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office 10 Travellers,

IN KS cur Stag,.. vii J., tututr ,tHv" l.. r'l
s==ssz4-ssrs- hui Oh Mondays. Nednes ny, n'o ~
"a, mori, g.: arrive al Chnr."rr., IL" SUM ng"i, t\
inc t,a>..uC,rs a full sight, poiHg Mouth
up = Il inul< ! T. HAMMER \ Co
fE'HE ST BSCRIBER wi<n"~ 10 - tio ftA' GS
1 II LAND. htn. in tie C"uaty 4 Amu"r- IN '"-
rues nom IT, rity II yuraurg. The mot ronfaln-
ahont 1000 AIRES, ahich viii be- divided t, salt
ca basers. The Improvement Is ave al good and
SA-utw.
For terms apply to III subscriber At Lynchhu 2
dec 7.,I.n.It,1 GEO q CCRLE.
NOR SALE-$1uuu virgin, coupon Is ,nds
r ian oats PETERS. SPENCE & co.
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Tn WEArHER during the past week was as
disagreeabe NJ il we'll could be dark. rainy and
gloomy. and uurclcycj by the cheerful face of the
sitp
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STRUCK BY During the thunder
storm of Monday night last the stable of Mr..
Sam'l II. llairston of Henry county, was struck
by lightning one horse killed and the stables
burnt.
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FIRE N THE Woops.-The Dnnvillc papers
speak of destructive fire which occurred in the
woods of that ncighborhood last week. The
Register says:
during the day the fire in the new ground of
Mr.. Yancey A. II ot, some six miles above this
place, communicated with the woods aud rap l.
~ swept over some two thousand acres of land,
dryouring everything comhasuble within lis
reach. Among those whose losses by it are the
greatest we note the names Of Mcssrs. Edwin Il.
beavers and \. L. Walters.
Another fire was raging at the snme time. in
the neighborhood of Capt. :. ". smiths. The
particulars Of the damages done by It have not
been communicated 10 w. but we understand
they are extensive. Surh'was the force of the
wind that all efforts to stay the progress OF the
flames nj both points. were without avail. Not
until the wind had subsidized, could anything Ell
feotiyc be accomplished towards checking the
progress Of the deyourng element. We also M
derstaud that several other neighborhaod~ in this
section, were the scenes of similar sprctuccs, but
we have heard nothing definite As to the extent Of
the ravages OF the fire at those points
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ldfG Avp BEAUTIES OF FANNY ffRN.-We
have inadvertently neglected to ackno1ledge The
receipt If this book from Mcssr-. Williams x
Hooper. 1t gives wlnt psoicsses to he the lft''
o! fmny, mud contains II large collection ofher
writings.
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A we stern editor thus delivers himself: I'VE
would say To the individual who stole our shirt
off the pole, while we were lying in bed waiting
for ii to dry, that We sincerely hope the collar
mnY cNt his Mroat.
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4 ZION \, su untlI. in. lzr,i prr-"t In, ,,ru
Y .Biravnrtrg to trci ut nv lrrouHfs, rvi.
drrty hNIug ,taru ihsm, ntd not Knowing hnw rau>
la Ia an o.>, ' al. dcem my my cs,rinn
tie public as''a-i Nlg mo- ,ur Il M, t"iln, ,thrr
nc l'r-,1., r>eelf uy.,aG NJ. Robr,t \ Elan
M Joln NJ. ,llrf Il, ina 3,c1n ~iedge NJ ether
~ T.. a8,l II l. NM A MILLER.
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DEMOCRACY oF EIENRY.--TAe Danyilo Reg
lister understands that the Democracy of Henry
county, held II caucus at their Court House on
Monday last. Among other things transacted,
they nominated Mr.. c. Y. Thoma-,as candidate
for the House of Delcgates,and lIlghe, Dilard,
Esq. alternate candidate for Congress.
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SPRING rRApG.-.l few of onr merchants are
beginning to receive their spring supplies. In
n few DAYS the city will be filled with goods, aud
bu, crs can be supplied with everything IN the
way 81 the beautiful, the useful and tire fnncy
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of taking some determined action in the PREMISE
The result was. after great deal ai wrangling
and disputation. that Mr. Deiarnctfe was ruled
off the iraek.and Mr.. T. Dickinson regularly nom
mated. We learn thai Mr. Deiarnette, however.
appeared in the meeting reiterated his determ'-
milton not to vntn Cor Mr. Vie. aud assrrted.ihat
there plenty Of sound Democratic doctrine
in the Know Nothing platform. Mr. Dcinrnette
aud Mr. Dickinson are now both in the field.
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20 LL wls0Mii' MAJ CuNC.IsN.

E'REs IL FstUGs-Jn.t received It lot pf t,e-h
Fruit, ,urh ~ P,ncl -. PM pp r>. S.4rNbcrry.
for"ttaes, Fig. 81 sweet and nice,
na,7 t, : ZETEL.E'S.
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sLAvEs FOR SAaE.-By v.ru

, %, The CIr.ui' Curt nf Amherst county, ~
rouar,d IN Tia, cl,r of "Tn.r,'s adm'rv. Wilkinson
md oth,rs" the nler-gned commissioner l,.po,tal
hv -. >nii Curt. vi prnrrtd 10 scnt prdar " III -
Auher#t coisty outle 2Ot4 dry Mach ueAf n, ruslc
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The regular monthly meeting Of the Board Of Managers
Of this Society held at the Bible House 1l6 and III
Nassau strict, yesterday, al r NJ The President Of
the Society, the venerable d. r WEIGH D. D. of Albany,
was IN pe chair, supported By Vice Presidents Wm W.
TODD, Esq John powiey, Esq and the Rev Dr. Iahrcp,
Of Vols city Prayer by Rev. d. Graham.
seventeen hundred and iftyeght copies OF Scriptures
nave been Issued during the past month from the Depo
STORY, besides those Of the Socetys public in for
egn lands. Ten thousand copies Of the New Testament
were recently voted for distribution among the slaves Of
the south.
u the societys forty ooiporeurs eleven reported for
pears that forty two hundred and sixty our visits
FRI house TO house have been made twenty three
mons preached, hrty nine meetings for prayer and re
gous conversation held forty eight children gathered
into Sabbath schools cryye persons Induced TO attend
church, two converted and one baptized and tao hun
dT,d families found de- ttute Of the Word II God.
The soeieys cash appropriations 10 carrying forward
its work for the last have reached the of
eleven thousand dollars.
Seven additional coporteurs appointed At this
meeting. and Humphrey Phelps Esd, and Sir. Barrett,
of this city and Lyman thompson, ESQ., Of Port Chester
elected members Of the Board of Managers to fill
large amount OF correspondence from DIFF
erent parts Of the world presented by the Cvres
ponding SecIey, and the Board after transacting its
usual summary Of routine business, adjourned.
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invited attend the funeral from his Late residence No
7s5 Broadway, Sunday ar eraoon, at half past one
o'c.ck Funeral services At - rhoma4' Church The
remains viii be taken TO Green Cemetery for inter-
ment
On Wednesday evening Nov. I, Of erysi celss after
short uiness Joas H. DEpory, cashier OF the Cheni
cal Bank, aged so years.
His relatives and friends invited to pay the last
butte Of respect TO bis mortal epains onorrow
ing at O'Clock without further notice from No 25I
West Twentieth street.
On in sday, Nov. s. FIeyp T. FggRls NJ. o., the 63d
year oi his age.
The friends az the faulty are respectfully invited 20 at
tend the fpnersi from his late residence naar Kings.
bridge, to-day, at twelve O'Clock N. Carriages win
ia waiting at the fubbyhoos s,ti0n, Hudson River
Railroad, the arrival ~ the io O'Clock A. a. train
nom the city His remains will oe Nestcbester
70. intefment
On Thursday morning Nov g. TBoaAs Medley aged IS
years, formerly Of New Dleans AMI late OF London.
lhe friends and relatives u the family aud OF his
attend bis funeral from ST. peteris Church Twentieth
street between Eighth aDd Ninth avenues this Afternoon
at two O'Clock without further Invitation.
On "Wednesday, Nov. LucY, infant child Of John l..
and Lucy kingsley.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited 10 at
tend the funeral this afternoon half two o'clock
rom tine residence oil her parents, No 1873 West Four
tenth street.
san Francisco papers please copy
On Thursday morning, Nov. s, JAMES eldest OF
James and Harriet Carroll sged years, months and
days.
The funeral will take place from the residence Of his
PARENTS No 1873 Cherry street this afternoon, at two
O'Clock. The remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery
At her residence, in Brooklyn Monday Nov 5,
MARGARET only daughter OF Mr. T. +. Downing formerly
Of hruh, county Limerick Ireland, and the beloved wife
Of r. J. Power
Limerick papers please copy.
AT Yopkers, Westchester county, on Wednesday, No<.
4 ELIZABETH VALENTINE widow Of James Valentine in the
Olaf year Of her age.
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CHARGE OF FALSE pRErENoEs.
Williamsburg City News.

Rus ovFH-yesterday afternoon, about O'Clock, a
ghi, four years Of age, named Bridget Wagner, was
knocked down and at the Of Fifth and
North Fifth streets f. d. by horse attached to swim
cart and seriously injured She badly bruised and
cut about TIE forehead and left eye BY being struck with
the horses hoof The dressed by Dr. Leigh
The driver Thomas Dunham was arrested by Sergeant
Doughty of the Fifth Police District and he'd r eiami-
nation by Justice Jacobs.
WILLIAMSBURG DisfEssAay.--At the meeting Of the
Trustees Of this Dpensary last evening" the apo.he.ay
reported that PIG patients had besn treated during the
month Of October viz. males o. females $780, Nativity
United States, Ill; Ireland, $780, England q Germany
3. Number OF prescriptions given out, 564.
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On wednesday, Nov. Z by The Rev. Cornelius r. Dune
CnAsus Inuaos y LUCllA CIus11usAv, both 81 H.
city.
ON Wednesday, Nov Z, hy Rev. r. ,. saw yer D. o. Ne
Mary, widow u he late Capain Henry Davis
Brisgeport papcrs please copy.
On Wednesday morning Nov e aa Georges Church
by Rev. A. Boomer Hart, wv. ~ ARMS III &palaebfeo.
d, Iorea, % Miss Many IT. daughter 81 ile lao Abegs
". ft.e 81 IA aheIphia.
IN Qct,vc, I. G, on Monday, 0.t - Fl tAe nv. "
IT. Hughsetstg, JAHm NctHsBr E.a III shanghai
china 70 Ma rrnIsfA J. DEKw daBgbs RI " Nh J0hn
Drew, CfNew York, lfte n Montreal
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After giving the landlady to understand that he thought
great deal Of her well being and had just called TO give
her timely warning OF the danger that surrounded her,
ls very modesty insnaated that bonus would not be
scorned by him. and that fact il would be real
her part II she Did not compensate him for his
zeal and trouble in her behalf. The operation,
rs sad, took very well for tinie but
IT last IL came 20 the Of the police, and hnr-
doeh arrested in consequence. Several others
have been driving at the business during me pa
three weeks and with pretty good success ms az ess
may prove grea drawback up the prosperity o mo e
strkers eho being too lazy " earn an honest hvei'
hood elk levy black mail upon the most uno tnnt
ssss In The community The prisoner was bronght before
the Mayer yesterday morning and was committed tor
animation until TO day.
CHARGE OF FALSE PRErENCEs.
Calvin Brown was arrested yester lay by Officer sweeny
of The Second District Police Court charge of deraud
ing a woman named Eleanor Durham out Of $40 The
complainant alleges that she induced to part with
the the accused representing that he had
engaged for her first class passage board the ship
EpEe bound Tor Europe that when the day arrived for
her departure he brought on board Of another
sci and shown into the steerage of the ship
OF the first cabin she expected Justice Pearcy held
the prisoner to bail in the Of 81 900 to answer
ILLEGAL VOTING.
Patrick Cah arrested charge OF voting Illegally
Ut the Sixth district OF the Thirteenth ward election polls
The accused resident Of No. 3l8 Stanton street which
" in the Eleventh ward. He was committed for exam
nation by Justice Wood.
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some OF our contemporaries are HOtherIng
themselves learn what be the object Of the anticipated
visit OF special Russian ambassador 10 this country
likely that he has beard Of the surprising beauty
KNOWS beautiful fall and winter hats and Those
who keep sharp lookout will doubtless him Shortly
bis arrival pop In at No 22 Broadway Of Fulton street.
KNOWS only hat emporium
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surRKME CouRr--General Term.--Nos. y, 81 81, 2l9
1856, so, 90, 81 to 81, %, on.
SUPERIOR CorEr--rral Term.-Noe. 624 684, 378 1896,
200 592 e7 a. u.s. 722 to 72s 1885, 732 to 1885, 1877 1885,
AO2, 4S2, 25S.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
TUsT PUBLISHED
FL THE PRISON or WrITEVREnrN.

THE PRISON Of WELTEVREDEN.
OR GLANCE AT THE EAST IsD1AS ARCHIPELAGO.
By CArT. WALTER NJ Gfusas.
illustrated with forty engravngs the authors
sketches.
His description of the scenery OF the beautiful Islands Of
Indian and OF his romantic experience among their
sophisticated Inhabitants have been pronounced by eminent
crc so charming and vigorous ~ 10 give him claims to the
tile oil the Orientai Poet Tho incidents
with ingenuity and dramatic skin aud all the ling In
terest OF rornanceof one however, founded strictly
truth.-Albany Express.
limo cloth. Price 81 80.
j. O. RIhER PnhIlsler, l20 Fulton street,
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Ringers Sewing macsincs.--uo,pu p,siron.

% withdraw from all the old and unnproved sewing Ola
shines of our ufacture and public from
worthless machines OF every kind hereby annonee
pablo hat We are ready 70 exchange "
wing aaehnen on liberal terms los old machines Of Or
manufacture any other. such old machines - come 10 our
hands ~gl be broken up and DESTROYED.
]. N. SINGER A Co, $50 Broadway.
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Greet Bargains In Winter Clothing Read
the overcoas - 80 to SO tsmas, great variety IS
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OF every kind 20 s. Boys clothing furnishing goods
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additional assortment Of superior clothing suitable for the
No deviation from market prices.