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Posr oFFlon DErARrMENr.

Hon. James Campbell, Postmaster General The direction
and management Of the Post Office Department assigned
by the constitution and laws the Postmaster General That
be the conveniently arranged and pre-
pared for his final action is distributed among several bu
reaus, follows The Appointment Office in charge of the
First Assistant Postmaster General the Contract Office, in
charge of the Second Assistant Pc cstmaster Generals the
Office charge the Thi.d Assistant Postmaster
General and the Inspection Office in charge of the chief
clerk.
appointment ODce.-Horatio King, esq First Assistant
Postmaster General and nineteen clerks. TO this office
assigned all questions which relate the establishment and
dscontnuance Of post Offices changes OF sites and names
and removal of pomaers and route and local
aso the giving OF instructions to postmasters
Postmasters furnished with marking and rating stamps
balances by this bureau which charged also with
providing blanks stationery for the of the depart
ent superntendenco Of the several agencies
established for supplying postmasters with blanks To this
likewise assigned the supervision of the mail
steamship lines and of the foreign and international postal
arrangements.
Contract William H. Dundas, esq, Second Assist
Postmaster General and clerks To this Of
flee is assigned the business OF arranging the mail service
of the United States aud placing the under contract
embracing all correspondence and proceedings respecting the
frequency trips mode Of conveyance, and times OF de-
the different sections of the country the points
of mail istrbuon and the regulations for the government
Of the domestic mail service OF the United States 1t
for mail proposals. the bids
and takes charge OF the occasional mail lettings
and the adjustment and execution of the contracts All
pcations establishment alteration OF mail
ments and the appointment a messengers should De sent
10 this Office should be Tor transport
taton under the recognition of said
service Il first TO be obtained through the Contract Office
credits at theAndors OF
ce From this Office all posnasers AT he ends o. routes re-
eve the statement Of mail arrangements prescribed FOR the
rosectve routes report weekly 70 the Auditor all
tracts executed and all orders affecting accounts for mail
transportation prepares the statistical exhibits OF the mail
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United States Mails.

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, May 10, lsoS
PROPOSALS carrying the mails Of the United States from the
LIST day November Both day of June, 1858, in
MICHIGAN will be received the Con-
Office the Post Office Department in the city Of Wash
inclusive, be decided tee
next day, and in the times herein specified
Carp Bay rs miles and back weo
during suspension OF navigation, from November
10 May Is in each year.
Leave Carp River Monday at @ NJ
Arrive at Keewenaw Bay Wednesday by 6pm
Leave Keewenaw Bay Thursday at 9 a ms
Arrive al River Saturday by pm
3s7 Kccwenaw Bay by Portage Entry Houghon, Clifton, Eagle
River, Eagle Eabor, and North West Mne to Fort Will
kns, II and back, week.
Leave Keewenaw Bny Thursday at sam;
Arrive a Wilkins Saturday by 6pm 4-
Leave wilkins Monday al 6
Arrive n Keewenaw Bay NEXT Wednesday by PM
Algonquin Adventures and Rockland to
Ononagon SO miles and back, once u week.
Leave Kecwenaw Day Thursday at Sam;
Arrive nj Ononag0n Saturday by pms
Leave Ontonagon Monday nj 6amj f8ttaHH
Arrive al Keewenaw Bay "Wednesday by 9 ? m.
For embraced the contracts,
see The proposals dated February TO- 1885
- - JAMES CAMPBELL
NAV I7-,awdw Postmaster General.
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t,OuRT OF CLAIMsUrsh Forrest, a,,orney-stlaw Rock
" Maryland, will claims the court OF claims and
before departments Washington. Communicates
him either Rockville No 2is north street ~ -
promptly attended to.
March 3l-dtsJuly
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John o. sargent 4 Charles Albert,


THOROUGH practical educated Maryland farmer wishes
healthy estate in tho south which
into purely agrcu
urala and stock farm.
The ighss, given and all communities
lions sph subject fully answered tH
Address AGRIcObA Washington, U O.
March T--iswiy .Hs s1t5 t4rUH III
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mo, 1881
Notice

OF The establishment of additional Land Office IN the Ter
rtory Of Oregon. tr'5
February VI 1885,
enucd establish additional land dtic in the
be called The Umpqna disiricf ebcng
soub of The fourth standard parallel II Is hereby
the Ian office said district has
been by the
tvnchester in said Territory ordered.
nj
Nav A o. 1855. John WILSON,
Commissioner Land OfHrs.
Nav ts--lnwt2v Intel n star
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IIaRpER,s sAaaztSt Tor May.
III Emma being No g Of" gasper's story Book
J,s, received by .4- TAYLOR n NAUay,
Maya Bopsseiiers, Penn avenue, near Sth street
AY BROTHERS, Keeper bYauthpr Of poiiers aud Gents
VI Mr. Rathernnf's Chitirsni a..
TAfloN hAUkl'S
May Bookstore, near srh street
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rR6rossD pkTEs or SAILING.

For freight orpassage apply 10
EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. Sc Wall street, ". Y
BROWN, SIItPLEY & CO.,
..8.7s Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD CO., II.
81 Austin Frars, London
%. q. WAINWRIGHT n Co.,
Paris
GEO. II DRAPER Havre.
r ships accountable for god silver,
buon specie ieery sones METALS unless bills oil
the value thereof therein
Ap25-du
StbR commodous attic houses
street. of House
recently been papered and painted
accommodating, anu given immedi-
ate Addreroom 40, Solicitors Office, Treasury Department
Oct i5--Gr
John o. Sargent ~ Charles Albert,
Attorneys and Counseiors-af- Lar,
AVE associated for prosecution Of professional
VI will attend that may be inusted
them the OF claims
United sitting In the District OF Columbia
WAsnIsaros, ID. e., March "a, 1855.
Mar 95-eod3m
pied the Great Circle,
Pennsylvania avenue west.
Riggs Co., Mr. Jas. Eveleh,
winder's building, No g. Of i7th and streets
Ap scott
spectacies.
oLD silver fine and pnted peceles eiasse Sc of
long gives peculiar selecting
adapted eyes of wearers.
sd Penn. avenue Ninth and Tenth streets
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Orders and and certificates Of packages In the
splendid lotteries win receive
of each drawing will be immediately after
all who may order from . ~ tt ES
Address p. J. BUCKEY Agent
June 26 Wilmington, Delaware.
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Law Notice.

nopyRr a. soursck, THOMAS coRwIN, WILLIAM =. wERn,
Iayton. Ohio Cinciupni, Ohio. Washington, d. y.
Ue sCHESCK, CoRwiN, WEBB.
pac themselves for the rac
Of claims and in tho supreme Court
OF all the partners will BE-
n,rused hem and they VIII attend
Two offhcr number VIII 20 IN
Washington constantly, whenever necessary. Hf a9
The ONCE Washington city, where all letters on
thairjc joint may be addressed -.eg. fs4
May s--2aw3m ass ID. rali>f 4s e4
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will not be accountable for gold, silver,
bullion eeIry METALS unless bills o
thereof expressed therein
Ap25-du
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mo. 537.1
NJOTICE OF Removal OF the Land Once from
IN CLINTON 10 WARSAW, In the State of MISSOURI
Under authority Congress entitled An act
changes o6ccs approved March e53
hereby made know6 that the land once for gale
OF The public lands CLINTON Missouri will be removed TO WAR
county, said Hta,e, the first day V july nc1
hand the city of Washington this 3h day Of
May, A. ID. 1855.
BY the President: ..,.x -,
= John WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
AdapIG fl laIEENu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-09

Con-. MCCAuLEy AT IAvANA.--Gen Concha's
dinner to Com. McCauley was attended by Capts.
Stribling and Eagle, L. s. Navy, an American
gentleman from Philadelphia, anumber Of the
Principal State officers of Cuba, and by only one
private Spanish citizen, Mr.. Morales, banker.
of the house of Drake q Co. The wife of General
Concha presided on tho occasion. it is said, with
great dignity. In relation to Com McCauey's
attendance at the review Of the military the Prem
sa states that Gen. Concha having heard that he
wished 10 be present instantly placed his coach
at his disposal, and commanded one Of his adjo-
ants to accompany him. The same paper,
adds: ~
at appears that the Anglo American Commo-
dore frequently desired to be especially informed
when the volunteers should defle before him, and
az they arrived, declared that they appeared like
veteran troops and in no manner differed from
those OF the regular army. The Anglo American
Commodore McCauley has been, and is, treated
every whore among us with that Spanish kind
and courtesy which all strangers acknowl-
edge and admire" tt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-09

THE LATE EMPEROR NIcHoLAs.-Dr. Mandt,
tho ply ysician who attended the Car Nicholas in
his last illness, has published a oircumstantial
account ofthe closing scenes of the monarchs life
AT ten minntes past b. says the doctor. "he
asked me, after had mentioned the name of bis
father confessor, Must then die 2 answered,
"Yes Sire Not a muscle of his face moved, not
tho least quickening of pulsation. How said
he, cah you find the courage thus to doom me to
death; to tell me to my face! First said l,
by so doing fulfil promise made to you a
year and half ago; the moment Of which you
then spoke to me, alas has come; morever, l
thus fulfil duty to the Emperor. You have sew
eral hours to live; you are in full possession of
youi faculties ad can direct them at your will
at least, | believe so. Lastly. Sire, love you,
and this is not the moment to conceal the truth
which am sure you can bear to hear His coun-
tenance became serene and he stretched out his
hand saving i thank you =
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NOTICE TO PASSENGERS
ON THE
Va. \ Tenn. and South l-Side Rail Roads

IINiiE Undersigned having tented ol Mr.. c. III Lynch
tie LARGE HOTEL, nuw being erected, which
will be compile ed the l.t otJnly within rt, steps
n the Virginia md Trursscc Rail- oaI Depot, havaor
til" convenience oi - rasSegrrs al the Virginia and
Tennessee and :. s Rail nnd., pr,cnt ed until TO ho
tel il finished. LARGE CANAL BOAT, kiug within
five steps o the Tennessee Depot fitted II IN the
best style To- the accommodation Of passengers the
cars. and viii prepared furnish nners from this
date, immf diaty the arrival of the cnr- served
in Il very best sNc, with everything that this the
Mountain, Richmnnd, Norfolk nnd rotrrshug markets
c"n sdwd BAR.ROUM viii be- attached To
the Boat supplied with the choice Liquors W ines
and Segnrs.
CilAS Z. LEE n co, rroprictor'.
6Eo. A. RAiSr, Superintendent.
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HAkPEKS MAGAZINE.--
G,dey'. LalIir' Buoa.
Gr"ham'- Mugtzine.
Arthur & Peler.on, Magazine
Chamber Journa
LesIies N Y. Juurnnl.
Ballou's Dollar Magazine.
All fol Mpy.
Also-SouhSdc View of Slavery by Adams, D
d. thir edition received nt
mny9-fs MORSEiS
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VOL. 3.---NO. 233
DAILY YIRGINIAN.
Lnoy Stone Married Under Protest-w Woman .
RiRhfa

Riehts
The marriage of Lucy Stoue, the great advo-
cate of womnn's rights and Henry b. Blackwell
an active apostle of the same cause, took place
at West Bloomfield, Mass, on the lst instant.
The nuptal ceremony, il appears, presented fea.
ture without precedent in this or probably any
other country. II was the reading and signing
by the bride aud groom, in the presence of the
wedding party, of the following extraordinary
document.
Protest.-Wbile we acknowledge our mutual
affection, 10y publicly assuming tho sacred rela-
tionshp of husband and wife, yet in Justice to
ourselves and great principle, we deem it du-
ty 10 declare that this aat an our part implies no
sanction of. nor promise of voluntary obedience
to, such OF the present laws of marriage as re-
fuse to recognise the wife ns an independent ra-
tional b' ing. whils thoy confer upon the husband
an injurious and unnatural superiority investing
him with legal powers which honorable mnn
would exercise and which ao man should possess.
We protest especially against the laws which
give to the husband-L custody fhis wife's per-
son. .. The exclusive control and guardianship
of their children 3. The sole ownership of her
personal aud use of hor real estate, unless previ-
ously settled upon her, placed in the hands of
trustees. ns in the of minors, lunatics and
idiots l. The absolute right to the product of
her industry. D. Also against laws which give
to the widower SO much larger and moro perma-
nent nm interest in the property of his deceased
wife than they give to the wdnw in that Of her do
ceased husband. u. Finally against the whole
system by which 1.-The legal o1istence Of tho wife
is suspended during marriage" 30 that in most
Stntes she neither has legal part in the choice
OF her residence, she make will nor sue
or bo sued in hor own namc, nor inherit proper
ty.
We believe that personal independence and
equnl human rights can never be forfeited except
for crime TINT marriage should be an equal
and permanent partnerships so recognized by
law; that until it is recognized married part
ners should provide against tho radical injustice
OF present lavs, by every means in their pow
We believe that where domestic difficulties
arise, no appeal should be made to legal tribunals
under existing laws, but that all difficulties should
be submitted 10 the equitable adjustment of arbi-
traitors mutually chosen. .,,
Thus rcyercnong law. enter our earnest
protest against rules and customs which arc un-
worthy of the name, since they violate justice,
the essence Of law. (Signed)
HENRY B. BLACKWELL,
Lucy STONE.
contemporary suggests that there is one
omission Which it can hardly account for. except
upon the supposition that their expectations
from the future more limited than young per-
sons comm My entertain when entering into the
marriage relation. There is no provision that
Mr.. Black we'll shall make his share Of the baby
clothes.
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TOBACCO sCKEWs, FLATNEKs,
J. MILLS and FIXTURES, FOR SALE.-On
consignment, 10 he sold bargain tie entire
Fixtures Screws fntncts. Mill, Pressc.. &c belong
ing TO nm extensive Tnbacco Manufacturing establish
meu the whole OF hcn have been used but IL short
time, and embrace all the LATEST improvements The
ner having determined to remove great Inducements
will BE- offered purchasers the most favorable
if Immediate rpp!ication be made TO
mnr1 !. WM. II. NOSBY. Auct'r.
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NJ NOTICE-rhe cnpnrtnrrshp ot Williams 4
y Hooper TINS day ,iissovcd by the lunot part
ner, Is s. Hooper, Withdrawing fro The The
business retoture will he conducted by X. A, " IL
lama. All ptr-o,s indebted 10 Wi'lnm- \ Hooper
ore respectfully requested TO make immediate payment
To r. A. Wiiam. and those who have claims against
se firm will phase present them for payment To X A.
WiIliumsi who i. alone authorized settle the busi
ness
April o5h 1853.
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LYNCIBURG, WEDNESY MORNING, MAY ., 1888
MISCELLANE Gus.
tTAND BELOW COST

"a hats, cRps, trunks carpet bugs, Nc u" s-h
- >,rhcr would call the attention al Ed m
ha,c in want ri eoods /, his linz, IAN. I.IW
~ anl especially those wishing gnnds ~~A ~
sell that he Is Offering III entire stock NJ prices
TINT fail Ia b., appreciated h, thosr who may In
hm with call A lnge portion ni the goods wei"
pirrase hi. SPRING embracing yer, hnc assortment
of Hats Caps and Infants rurhans, all oi the most mp
proved STYLES. An extra line assortment oi Trunks
hne oi Lades and Misses shoes. jus, rscev-
ed fine assortment ui Gent. fine d"as 'ooi. wish t.
sell early possible and 10 cnabl" nv to do az
ple ing the chtitc stock at cost and portion oi
goods for les, thau coat.
Call a tie sign oi the RED HAT, opposite the War
wick House and door below {. Morscs Book store
before making your purchases.
urle3 tai SD RUMBOUGH. AIT.
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- TIE LADIES
(,ABELL HOUSE. BANK SQUARE

(ABELL HOUSE. BANK SQUARE
" MAIN ST, LiNClIBUhG VA.--rho under
sgned. having tnkon tins s.ll knosn u.tnt,s sltmrnt
beg leave ntotn thrr friends and the public TINT
they ready To T. r TAIN In n superior
sSie. all WIN favor them with II cal. Their house IL
wei furnished. mud their l. ,d,r Is ,,cntlfu~ aupred
with NIL lhat be ,unl Ia tht~ ikei-nl4o those of
the hd Hcsnt cities They Hlso a i-ll IL ,niormile
TRAY EILlNG CON MUNIrY
TINT travellers nrriving by the Eascin Western
Trains or the Boals, will tind M,ALs ALWAYS RrApr
In vicN of hs they hope 10 The patronage Of
generous puhic SAMUEL II. SMILEY,
JAMES NJ PAMPLIN,
npl 10 Proprletnrs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-09

HAT WAREHOUSE, SroAaoRr ST,
PtrEHsBuRo, NiRoiSiA.-Sprfg lS35.-A
The sub-cr be's respectfully annoutce TO the Mech
nnts of V-gnir North Cnroioa, thai / ev
receiving their supplies for the scosof ;.
aud their (Which is large and ynrc') will
he com lrte in few days
Their Goods, OF which purchased from
Jnlbcrs but from Manua, mil Importers, Will
compare avoraby, in quality and prices, with those o
any obi ing House in The Northern cities.
We beg to friends mud the public OF IL
ue~e' efforts. part Ia dese'vc their nv"rS AMI
maintain the reputat ui our house. We invite M"fch
who going farther North, max their Spring
pur hnses call and examine the quality aud
uur goni>. mHi9 Major Y MOORE
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HnAL, coal. COAL.
~ All persons wishing supply themselves with a
good article O. Re.l-ush Anihfare and Blum nous
CnaI for the season. will fn il their interest
if they leave their orders with tho under igned
- possble they will be 10 GET their Cosl by
Richn mt and ut l,wes, Richmond prizes
including fr"g ght and tolls. DANL 5. JAsPER
snlQ OH
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NEW CONCERN a. Wams call. the
attention of the reading commua itS I" his well So
lectcd assortment of bouLs nt every kind. Finr
stationery and fancy goods. Work boxes, fine Pearl
Port Manuniea. rurs.s. Pocket knives Tooth Brushes
&c. Nc. The ladies particularly requested to call
ned examine mnny useful and beautiful innc, goods
npl27 "a r. A. WILLIAMS
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NOLASSES Fine New Orleans Molnsae. for
I'I snlcby
ep26ls CAMP Il CRAu FORD
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WE AXE KECEiPT o.
VIRGINIA q TENN. RAILROAD.

N1KGlN1A a. TENN. KAlLHOAD.
(r.a kcn I.ssE5sE NEW SCHEDULE sum.
I'm NXh.a-kEMER ARRANGEMENT !!-On
md after Ap,l G 1855, the Passenger Train viii leave
Lyuclburg dsi y, (Sunlay. exc"pted) at O'Clock
T. NJ. and arrive ~ Wythevill III 8 =. u. Returning
lenve Wythevillc al VI, and arrive nj Lynchburg
ut II M-mnNing the trip ON Richmond and P.tc,s-
burg to Wythey,IIe in Ia hours
CONNEXIONS.
For Buchanan, via Bniori's Depot, Mondays,
Wednesday s and Fridays, und arrlve at Buchanan to
snPPel.
For Fincasile, Sweet md White Sulphur Syringe,
Charestou KnnLwhl, and Guyan,iotte vim BYn.nck s.
Moodays Wednesday. ri nys.
For Abingdon, Joncsboro' aud Knoxville, Tenn. daily
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-03-01
CINCINNATI MARKET.
February 22, P. N.

Flour-The receipts of Flour have
been barely equal to the demand from
the city trade, and prices are firmly
sustained. Yesterday, $50 brls in lots,
at SO 19-closing firm at SO 1908 %
for good brands, and 80 30@8 35 for
extra. Corn Meal 80c.
Grain-Wheat continues scarce and
firm at 81 cool 65 p bushel. Oats
are lower, but the demand at the close
was equal to the supply at 4O@42c.-
Corn is firm at 6O@65c, with a contin-
ued fair demand from portions of the
interior.
Seed-In the fore part of the week there
was quite an active demand for Clover
and the sales reached 260 brls at So IS,
which was an advance. The demand
for Timothy is good, and pure meets
with a ready sale at S3@3 20; we
quote S2 5O@3 25 as the range.
Cooperage-Pork barrels sold to
some extent during the week for the
North and West, at 60@65c; and in
this way the stock has been reduced
Flour barrels are dull at zoe. Whisky
do 65@75c. Slack hhds 81 25@1 80
Wood-Sells from river at $500 90
- cord.
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INDIANA TEMPERANCE LAw.-Thc
Indianapolis correspondent of the Ohio
State Journal, writes under date oi
Feb. Goth, concerning the temperance
bill:
Last week the Temperance bill passed
through its final ordeal, and having OBJ
tanned the Governors signature became
a law. There had been rumors, for a
day or two before his decision was made
public, that he would veto the BILL
This, of course, gave rise to a good deal
of feeling in all quarters, and elected
some strong remarks in one or two Of
the daily papers. The report, however.
proved happily to be unfounded, and on
Friday the Governors Private Secreta-
ry announced to the Legislature that he
had signed the bill. 1t has now passed
through the hands of the best legal au-
thority in the State, been approved in
the Legislature by large majority, Sc
cured the signature Of the Governor,
and it only remains to be vigorously and
faithfully enforced. Copies are to be
filed in the Clerks Office in every coun-
ty, and due notice given of the COM
mencement of its operation. 1t goes
into effect from and after June next.
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esd. the French sustained quite loss.
The Russians in the>town were in want
of provisions. 1t is stated that the
Zouaves had mutinied. and four hundred
had been sent prisoners 70 Constantine
pie.
An apology hsd been made TO Omar
Pachd, and he withdrew his fesigna-
ton.
The Russian forces on the Austrian
frontiers, had been ordered to retreat to
the interior.
The Queen of England had issued a
proclamation. forbidding the British
subjects at home or abroad, to supply
the enemy with munitions of war.
1t is reported that a battle took place
between the Turks and Russians, on the
Danube, in which the former were vic
torious. The Russians had made Sec
ond attempt to enter Dobrudscha.
The German Diet had decided to
place the principal contingent on a war
footing.
The Piedmontese Chamber of Depu
ties had sanctioned the treaty of alliance
with France and England.
The doings of Sir Charles Napier in
the Baltic were discussed in the House
of Commons on the 9th, but nothing
new was developed.
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Book NorIcEs.-Tke BaeksIider, b
Rey. Andrer Fzller.-This little vol
ume exhibits in very impressive man
ner the nature, symptoms, and danger
of a backslidden state, with the true
means of recovery. 1t is one of those
admirable publications of the American
Tract Society, which should be found
in the house of every christian. and
which it would be exceeding happy il
our young men and women would read
instead of the vulgar fictitious literature,
which unfortunately floods the world.
For sale by Neal & Mccormick.
Fanny Fsrn;-We have read sketches
from the several publications of this
gifted and popular authoress, who, by
the way, is said to be both charitable
and prosecuted woman. But however
this may be, she writes like one whose
mind has become soured to all the world.
Her books, the popularity of which we
regret and wonder at, breathe much Ill
temper and but little love; and we doubt
any body has been really bene-
fitted by them.