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BY Ell Z g X A p III .

Arrival Of the Afrca.-Thres Days Later from Europe.
NEW YoRk, July 1.-THE steamer Africa, with Liverpool
dates Of the afternoon of the 2sh umo arrived here
half-past to-day.
Political affairs quiet. The steamer Washington
telegraphed of Southampton before the Africa sailed.
In the House OF Commons Friday Mr. Moore endeav-
ored night fixed for the discussion Of his motion
American affairs but Lord Palmerston declined
any responsibility, either direct indirect in the matter
he believed that in the present Of the relations
England and America would conduce the
Of the points in dispute to discuss them in the House. Mr.
Moore complained Of the unsatisfactory of reply
and insisted that it the right and duty Of the House
pronounce opinion in the matter.
The contain two letters from Lord Clarendon 10 Mr.
Dallas the first upon the subject OF the enlistment ques-
ton, and the other upon the Central American dispute
Lord Clarendon expresses his satisfaction that Mr. Dallas
been instructed TO negotiate the Central American question:
and that he is prepared to enter into the negotiation
which he will be conducted in the spirit cordaty
and which dictated by the interests
countries.
The correspondence between Denmark and the United
States upon the Sounddues question has been laid before
Parliament.
Another battalion Of raemen has been ordered Canada
Disturbances have been renewed in SPAIN in the provinces
Of Yalladoid and Valencia.
Some excitement created In London by incident
which occurred the Queens evee Mr. Dallas and his
friend went levee but the laes costume was not
accordance with the regulations and both gentlemen
turned TO embassy The London Times
citing story and for two days Mr. Dallas abored under the
imputation Of having put studied afron the Queen
In China the rebels reported within eighty miles
Shanghai.
THE MARKETS.
Cotton was active and lower qualities have advanced
sales the week S. bales Of which spectators and
porters 900 bales. The market closed firm and
tive on Saturday. Breadtus owing to bad weather. had
advanced rae but Saturday the weather favora-
BILE and prices were less firm.
Provisions were unchanged in every respect.
Consos closed at 955S e5h for money and account.
The Bank OF England had reduced i rates Of interest
per eent.-yiz: to ~.
--latest from Havana.
Nrw onIEANs, July lO.-Tho Quaker City, from Havana
on the 9th, arrived here to-day Sugars buoyan
The yellow fever prevailed to great extent.
Arrival Of Commodore Saitsr.
NEW YoRr, July I1.-oommodore salter, commander
Of the Brazil squadron arrived here to-day in the barque
velocdade from Buenos Ayres.
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A cotemporary pertinently remarks :

When Fremont accepted the nomination of the George
Law know nohings he said he would publish his views
that subect-whch he did doubt would be found
ceptable to these sectares.
1t little awkward for his friends to be appealing to
the Germans and Irish for him the that
he is returning thanks for know nothing nomination. and
tinkerng up know nothing platforms"
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For sale by
July loft

persons having bills against The office Of The Sixth
Department.
onery blank books binding other contingent
hereby notified and promptly the
men duplicate receped four days before the end Of
month"; order that be included in the dsbusng
agents the month which they returned
erwse delayed the end OF The
month ID. r. LINDSAY,
July ll-d2wif Disbursng Clerk.
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United states Court Of Claims.
EARn.

undersigned, New York cify and M
Thompson, of Washington, o., attorneys
ataw for the claims,
OF government, in the Court Of Claims.
They will immediate careful
Washington which 10
by gentlemen OF the profession aud claimants, in tie
York, or elsewhere IN any part OF the Union.
They be consulted time, personally by letter. either
New Washington. Particular information
can
be furnished application BY The parties
JOHN G. DEvEIEUX,
No. sO Broadway, corner We'll street, New YORK city
M. THOMPSoN,
Washington city.
BJ. c. Devereux is n commissioner Of the Court OF Claims.
Jan 3l-3tawtfif [Intel.l
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LoTTERIEs
OF MARYLAND. t...a II. ..

The following are Of the Consolidated Lot
terry neh Of the susqushanna Cara ke class 30 drawn
July Q, 1906 ... ...... #''## @s
60 40 20 50 70 "a 4s 81 70 so 81 40
The following are the drawn numbers Of the Ps,spsco pst,s
Lottery, elias. 49, drawn July 10, 1856 sal0
10 70 IL "a a 81 "A 20 al 40 40 6b ia II
d. n MePHaIL, Commis.ioner,
July IQ-n
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THE MARTINS OF Gro Martn, = Novel by Charles
Lever. 62k cents.
Helen Lincoln !, a Tale by Carrie Capron. rs cents.
History Of the American Bible Society," revised and bough
down present time by w. r. Strickland. ID. So
Jnly ~ FRhfCk TAYLOR
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Tm CENTURY FLASr--There is century plant now
blooming the garden Of the Hon Mr. Van Ranssaaer at
ogdensburg New York Ithss grown since March lst 10
height Of thrtyeven feet has leaves six inches thick
and eighteen feet long and will continue to bloom for two
months.
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EyED's New RsysI--maIsin. OF Gro, Martin, by
IL Charles Lever, GAN cents.
Helen Lincoln Tale BY Carrie capIon rs cents,
History Of the American Bible Society; by W. r. Strickland d.
with an introduction BY DR.. Rice, Of Cincinnati I'll So
Just published and for sale BY TAYLOR n MAURY,
July IL Bookstore near Oh street
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0 Notice Tho citizens Of Msryand temporarily residing
District Monday O'Clock,
the the nsis Club, 23 street. for the pur
poe. Of organization. July l2--2t
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LOUISIANA DEMOCRATIC CLuB--At meeting of Louisi-
anans residing in Washington held at the rooms OF
the Hon. T. G. Davidson Thursday 10th inst for the
purpose of forming association to further the election
of Buchanan and Breckenridge and to act in conjunction
with the democratic organizations in Louisiana, and the
National Resident Committee of this city, jeremiah Boyd
was called to the chair and John W. Nixon appointed
rotary.
1t resolved that club Of Lousanians be formed to
be known the Louisiana Democratic Club of Washing
ton city
Alexander Dimtry proposed the permanent pres
ident and S. F. Glenn corresponding secretary and
unanimously chosen.
On notion all Louisianians residing in Washington, ia
vorabe to the election of Buchanan and Breckenridge
invited to join the club
On notion the club adjourned to meet on Saturday 18th
ns at 81 o'clock, p M and every succeeding Saturday
thereafter. JEREMIAH BOYD,
Chairman
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In the list Of graduates of the Georgetown College pub
shed in the Union few days ago, the nams Of Thomas
Miller, of Tennessee was inadvertently omitted
SOUTHERN RAILROAD CONFERENCE.-The Richmond paper:
contain full reports Of the proceedings of the Southern
Railroad Association which assembled at Ashland Vir
gini Tuesday. The following the most important
items:
The president chairman of the committee on Sunday
mails reported. He stated that the Postmaster General
had consented permit those companies that desired e
miss mail Sunday il the other carried regularly
committee of three appointed to urge upon the
officers of railroads north of Weldon North Carolina the
establishment of the second Sunday trains.
The following motion was adopted:
Resolved That the committee be instructed to inquire
into the proprety of fixing thorough fast mail and pas
senger schedule from Montgomery to Washington, at
speed Of about 20 miles per hour with unnecessary de-
tenons The second train to be run as an accommoda-
ton train but to make as close connexions as possible
The committee fixing the price of through ticket be-
tween Washington and New Orleans reduced the price
$4s. The former price $53 The report Of the COM
mttee adopted
CoETRmuTIoSs THE CAFE VERDE SUFFERERS. The
treasurer of the fund for the relief of the furnishing nhab
tans of the Cape de Verde islands, since the last acknow
edgmen has received the following sums the amount of
all which is on deposite with Messrs. Riggs Co.:
Per N Callap, ESQ., of the I'd ward committee, from a
lady S2o W
tee from fourteen gentlemen 55 90
Per B W. Reed, of the I'd ward committee, for him
D w
Per o. @. Wight of the 4th ward committee addi-
tional from ladies and gentlemen. ............. rs
Per Dr. S. G. Smoot, of the lst ward committee, adj
ditiona from 90
"Cash," entered in book left in Banking House of
Messrs Riggs 4 Observation-Disclosures. . so
Per Captain j. Forest of the 9th ward committee,
viz "Eirst insalment collected by DR.. Walsh
from the employees in the navy-yard, names not
furnished so Al
Per William J. Rhees of the 18th ward committee
additional without name ............ rs
Baantyne 7th street so
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CHICAGO July 0The Alton Courier learns that Colonel
Lane, with his company Of emgran driven back into
Iowa the 4th Instant but this statement considered
doubtful Colonel Lane and his company at 0scaosa
on the I'd, $50 miles from the Missouri river.
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Wizards Hotel.
]. q. 4 II. A. WILLARD,
Psnnsyiparia aperus and FowfesHfA arssf,
Washington, ID. q.

ISFoRMATIos wANTED.-IosBUA ?, SPAIN, gener.
ally known Peter spain, left his faher IN Dinwiddie
Virginia. about the 1880 and when last heard from Inc
neaborhood Of county
Dick
has lately died. and he has important interests in Virginia which
require his who
whereabouts Of the said Joshua Spain will perform Office
ness and charity by communicating with the undersigned
wfdde house, Virginia.
JAMES VI ROUSSEAU,
!. June 4 9tawlmlfN - .T.FN N
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0g-Rslly, Dssnocr.fs
Association Of the District
night At their headquarters.
tnuon and Union 70 attend,
forth. Come one, come all.
July l2-2t
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Rally 1.-The Jackson Democratic
or Coln mhia win meet on Monday
They invite all riends OF the consii-
az distinguished speakers will hold
DANIEL RATCLIfFE,
President.
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THE undersigned for several years past oaaciaI
translator TO the Department Of State, respectfully
services he public the
foreign
Spanish French, Portuguese, and lsian Gentlemen engaged
nhe Of claims
wise, and requiring faithful and reliable ansaons % legal
such land tes grants, laws DEGREES,
experience undesgned sure guarantee Tor 6de in
Of idomac and technical nes which long prac
Publishers throughout DESTROYS
obtain transaions Of foreign books literary legal
also find their interest apply
upon their orders being promptly and satisfactorily srecued
For further particulars apply 10
l.. FITZGERALD TAsIsTRo,
$50 street, between 10th and ih, Washington city, b.
June 24-diy 49,
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G e N ERAL N lew 8.

THE PENSACOLA AND GEORGIA RAnnoAD.-The Pensacola
Gazette learns from reliable that the Montgomery
and Pensacola Railroad Company propose build the
tire length Of the Pensacola and Georgia road to the Chat
tahoochee for $5oo0oO with the portion of the internal
improvement fund to which the road is entitled, and the
lands lately granted to the road by Congress.
THE CINCINNATI poLoE-A police uniform is about to be
introduced in Cincinnati much against the wishes of the
constabulary force 1t will consist of blue coats and for
aging caps with the number of each policeman designated
thereon.
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LOCAL NEW 3.

In the List Of graduates of the Georgetown College pub
ished in the Union few days ago, the Of Thomas
Miller, Of Tennessee, was inadvertently omitted.
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once Commissioners California War Debt,
Washington July 9, 1856
no holders Of the Of An per
holding bonds hereby re-
the undersigned practicable
forth their addresses, with
denomination Of the bonds held by each.
SAML b, SMITH,
J. w DENVER,
July l0-diw Commissioners California War Debt
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kooE5h persons having bills sgansi either Of the oce.
~ Of the First Comptroller Treasury the Commissioner
Customs the First Third Fourth and Finn Auditors
the Treasurer Of the United States Register
Treasury and Board blank
books binding other contingent hereby notified
and requested promptly the du
properly recsped four days before the end Of
In order that they be included In the discussing agents
for the month In which
payments be- delayed the end Of the succeeding
j. d. COLMsNIL,
July s-d2wif Disbursing Clerk.
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

approximations the 100000, OF 500 s4to TO
$4,000 Of $500 TO $4,000 4 Of $500 5000.
whole tickets sio-halves s5-quarers 80 so.
Prizes oashed NJ Rht nj s per discount.
Bills all solve nj banks taken
drawing will be forwarded
Commun icatons addressed DON RODRIGUEZ city
Charleston, South Caroina until the 2od Of July
attended
Nav -d1ms
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ny }. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioncer.
DUBLIC SALE National Theatre stocL.-I will sell
public auction Monday afternoon, AT O'Clock
thousand dollars Of National Hall (Thcaoj
thereof debt which
pledged
Terms cash.
Sale posiuve to take place at the auction rooms Of
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
June le-u AuctioneeT.
01-The above sale is postponed Monday af-
ternoon, July I, at the same hour and place
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
July3- Auctioneer.
07-The above sale is further postponed until Mon
Jas. o. MCGUIRE,
July e-ds AuetioneeF.
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Arrival Of Commodore Sail

Arrival " Commodore 0alsr.
NEW YoRx, July ll.-oommodore Salter, commander
Of the Brazil squadron, arrived here to-day In the barqut
velocidade, from Buenos Ayres.
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Nrw ORLEANS, July 1O.-Tho Quaker City, from Harsns
the 9th, arrived here to-day. Sugars buoyant.
The yellow fever prevailed to great extent.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-12-06
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
THE undersigned has Just opened full sup
i ply OF a choice and well selected stock of
Drugs, Chemicals. Paints, Oils, DyeStuliS,

&C., among which will be found Quinne, Sui
phate Cenchonea, Chenoiiine, Campnor, Alec
hol, Swaine's Panacea, God Liver Oil, Linseed
OIL, Pure White Lead, Browns Essence Gln-
ger, Citrate Potash, Iodine, Corrosive Submate,
Spirits Hartshorn, Mace, Gloves, Ginger, Nut
meg, Long Pepper, Black Pepper, Allspce,
Calomel, Blue Mass. Opium, Carers Spanish
Mixture, Sweet Marjory, Coriander seed, Chalk
Balls, Lilly White, Almond Soap, Browns
Windsor soap, Indeliible Ink, Extract Log
Mood, Sweet Oil, Castor Oil, Putty, Arrow
Root, Hops, Starch, and all articles kept in
Drug store. N5@ With the hope of receiving
q share of public patronage, pied &c my best
exertions to render general satisfaction.
CH3RLES H.lRPER, agent.
October l3 1855.
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THE GREAT Purifier of the BLOOD !
TIE BEST Alternative KNOWN!

NOT PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T
An infallihle remedy for Scrofula, Kings Evil,
Rheumatism, Obstinate Culaneous Eruptons,
Pimples or Postulos on the Face, Blotches,
Boils. Acue and Fever, Chronic Sore Eyes
Ripgwo rm, or letter, Scald-head, Enlarge
ment and pain of the Bones and Joints, Sal
Rheum, Stubborn Ulcers, Syphiltic Disor.
ders. and all diseases arising from an inJud
cious use of Mercury, lmprudence IN Lie, or
Impurity of the Blood.
DUiS great Alternative Medicine ana furlher
Of the Blood is now used by thousands Of
grateful patients from all parts OF The United
SS,atcs- who testify daily TO the remarkable
- performed by the greatest OF all mCdi.
cines "C.4RTER'S SP.RNISH MATURE"
ToIroIgia. rheumatism, Scrolua, EruPtlons on
tbe SKIN. Liver Disease, Fcvers, Ulcers0d
Sores Affection of TIE Kidneys, Diseases 4
The Throat, Female Complaints, Pains and ACh.
mo Of the Bones and Joints, are speedily putb
diSht by using this mestimable remedy.
FOR all diseases of the Blood, nothing basH
been found to compare with 1t. Ii c!eanSesh
system Of all impurities, atts gently and eiiicieL
~ on the Liver and Kidneys, strengthens IT,
Digestion, gives toHe TO the stomach, makes u
Skin clear and healthy, and restores The Coz
stitution enfcebled by disease or broken down
by the cNcesses Of youth, TO It's pristlne 'lSG
and strength. >,
For the DISEASES OF FEMALES II Is PECULIAR!
ornIic,bIe and wherever il has become known
- rroularIy prescribed with the happicst effects.
/, iuyiCoraies the weak and debllitated, and I'M
parts elasticity TO the WORKOUT frame, clears
ihe skin. and leaves the patient fresh and heal
thy. a single bottle Of this insstimabc remedy
!, worth all the so-called Sarsaparlllas in eAs-
tenCc. l;.L
The large number of certificates wnlca we
have received nom persons from "', Pars oil
the United States, is the best Z, ''"Ve .a' mere
Is no humbrg about II. Inc rrcSs, "o,ci keep
ers, magistrates, physicians, ana public meS
yeilI.nown TO the community, all add their ts.
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BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call on tie Agent and get am Almanac, and
read the details of astonishing cures perlorma
|by CRITTERS SPANISH MLHTL,RE,( On mnA
cases where every thing else had signaIIy fah'
ed The limits of an advertisement VIII moi
admit their full insertion.
VIM. S. BEERS s. CO., Proprietors,
No l25 Main street, Richmond, Va.
To V HON all orders must be addressed.
AZ For sale by Druggists aud Country Mer
chants in oil parts Of the United States and the
Canadas, and by f.. c. ULLLiNS, SheP.
herdslown,- Hill & Myers, Kabletown,-B
& Cooke, Charlestown,-J. h. CIaggelf, liar
pers Ferry lIulchison & Burnett, Charles
tOwn.-Wilson * Undertake, Rippon,-GeN.
II. Beckwilh & Co ,Smithfeld--S. j. G. Moon (
MiGdeway,-Geo.W w. Fox, llalItown.
April 20, 1856. ~!
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October 1

Has been before the public more than % years.
and is deservedly popular in the cure of
Spavins Sweeney, Ringbone, Wmdgalls, Pole
Evil Callous. Cracked Heels, Gall of ali kinds,
Fresh Wounds. Spraius Bruises, Fistula, Sit
fast, Sand Cracks, Strains, Lameness, Foun-
dered Feet, Scratches or Grease, Mango; Foot
Rot in Sheep. Garget in Cows, Rheumatism
Bites of Animals, External Poisons, Painful
Nervous Affections. Frost Bites Boils CONS,
Whitlows. Burns and Scalds, Chiilblains, Chap
ped Hands, Cramps, Contractions of the Mus
Giles, Swellings, Weakness of the Joints, Caked
Breasts Sore Nipples. Piles, DC
ew-P Pamphlets gratutously furnished by agents
with Testimonials of its utility.
All orders addressed to the Proprietors, u. b.
TucKER Il Co, Lockport u \.
rs-For sale by Druggists and Merchants gen;
er-iv. through the United States, British Posses
sinns, and other Countries And by
E. c. HLLE3MS, Shepherdstown; L,
CL4GGET, Pendeton, aud by Druggists and
Merchanissin the vicinity. Wholesale bs Drug
gis,s in Philadelphia and New York, and by De-
Wis 4 Miller and W. Il. Brown Bro, Balti-
more. April 26-ly
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MORE FRESH DRUGS,
MEDICINES, &c,

7gHE subscriber has just received an
4 other supply of Drugs and Medicines,
among which are the following articles !:
Pure White Lead in kegs, Paint Brushes,
Chrome Green, Chloroform, Olive Oil,
Shoe thread, Beeswax, Window Glass
10 X IL and Y 10, Sash tools, Alum,
Birthstone, Lampblack, Glycirine an in
valuable hair tonic, Railways Ready Re-
lief, Mexican Mustang Liniment, Ayers
Medicines, Bogle's hair dye, Swain
Panacea. &C., &c.
June 7 f. G. WILLIAMS.
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Testimony from North Carolina.
Astonishing Effects from the German
BitteFS.

Certificate of Dr.. ". SMITH, of Pine HILL
Richmond County, NJ e., March 4, 1884.
DR. C.. NJ. Jackson, Philada.-Dear Sir,-l
have been subject Of Dyspepsia in its worst
form, for The last five years. Such was my
condition for twelve months that the physicians
and all who saw me said | must die. While III
this con Iilion, was carried TO the watering
places in Virginia, Tennessee and North Caro-
lima. but was not benefited by any water to
which was taken. While on my way home,
| stopped week at Rutheriordt)n, small
village in North Carolina, to try the elect OF
some Chaiybeate water III Il al place. About
the last Of the week went into drug store to
get some medicine for my child and myself
There were several of the village physicians In
the store. and one of them seemed to take some
interest in my case, and after asking me some
questions, said he had been dyspeptic, and
been greatly benefited by the use of CDR Hoof-
lands German Bitters," prepared by you, and
he insisted that would try the Bltters. lie
also called the next day at my room, and IN
sisted SO much that would try them that
asked him 10 get ME one bottle. He did 1t,
and commenced taking it as directed, and
do say was more benefited by it than all the
water and medicine had ever taken.
After reaching home, one Of my neghbors
came to me for a prescription and medicine
Che dyspeptic,) and gave him nearly all the
Bitters | had left which effected much good II
his case He has often called on me for more
of the same kind of medicine, saying he was
more benefited by it than any other ne had ia
ken, but | have not been able to get any more
for him or myself since will you therefore
please ship me dozen or more as soon as pos
siblc Respectfully, yours,
~ II
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n o V e l. S .

T HAVE Just received some valuable novels,
L among which will enumerate the following:
High Life in New York, by Jonathan Slick
Captain Canot, or Twenty years in Africa :;
Leather Stockings aud Silk, Story of the Val
ley of Virginia Zen Nights in a Bar Room,and
" hat Saw There Eventide, by Effie Alton 4;
Lost HeiresS, by Mrs. SouthworIh; TotemwelI /;
Virginia Comedian, or old days in the old Do.
minion The Dodd Family; Planter S Northern
Bride Heir of Selwood Eastwood PriOry (;
Hildred (; Haunted Shadow; Mirth 81 Metre
Country Neighbors Masonic Offering; Sec
ond Love; Don Sebastian; Arabian Nights En-.
tertainment Diary of a Physician in California
or Land of Promise Black Bess; Jack and his
Bride Belle of the Bowery DonoIey and
Daughter The Image of his Father New
York by Gas Light; A man in search of a
Wife The Maid of the Sarinac Female Blue
beard or the Woman with many Husbands ;
Tyburn Tree; The beautiful Cigar Girl; Clip
sew Bess Julia Mansfield Orphan Seamstress ;
Virgin Queen ; for sale by
Nov 10 E. C. WILLIAMS.