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TWO WEEKS LATER FROM THE WEST COAST OF
SOUTH AMERICA.

SOUTH AMERICA.
BY the last California steamer 1.-THE nois) have two
weeks later intelligence from the west coast Of South
America The Valparaiso Echo Of the 5th uldmo gives
the following particulars Of the terrible cslam-
ties that II has been painful duty record
Loss OF CHrIAS WAR sTRANRR-ovER THREE HUNDRED
PERIsHED-On the 30h January, at IL, m the
Chiian Cazador left Tacahuapo for Valpa
raso having board 358 persons These consisted Of SO
soldiers Of the second battalion of the line officers Of the
same l48 women, 40 children IA passengers and the
steamers crew. numbering CO persons A little before
8, p M Of the same day, with or miles speed and
smooth the steamer rock south Of Maule about
l8 miles.
II Immediately became apparent that the ship sink
ing An order was at once given to lower the boats OF
these there only four. One Of them upset OF
the three reached the shore about ve hundred
yards distant and the other two entered the harbor Of
Maue The first Of these contained Captain Csbieses
the purser passenger and IL The whole
saved 43 out Of all board that 3l5 persons
perished.
Among the victims are members OF many families now
in the deepest affection. Only one female escaped
Report Of Captain CaJiess 10 The Commander-in4C Of
the Nary.
VALPARAISO, February \ 1855.
Sin COMMANDER: have the painful duty 70 inform your
exceency the calamity which occurred 10 the vessel
under my command the 30th ult, at sP m.
Al that hour the first lieutenant Mr.. Robert Simpson
ID, having the deck was startled by sudden shock
ceyed by the vessel running the Carranza rocks 10
miles southwest from Constitution. went out at once
and gave certain orders draw the shore and
land passengers, but these in vain. The hull had
been opened In the bows and the disaster Fastening
boats and every no could 70 poop There
was no other means Of safety All the people who could
embarked In tho boats and seered for the nearest shore
which did not oher safe landing that the greater
The daily union., 1856-03-29
HUsTEEs' saLE.-By vlrtu. a court

HUsTEES' saLE-By OF decree of The
Montgomery county, sit Of equity, In
peudug which Robert Brent and Others
claimants defendants, the rub
public sale The highest bidder Wednes
of Ap the hour Of ~ o'clock, ihr
cium and interest o Robert y Brent
deceased all that farm known The
residence Of said deceased, and
posed land called Joseph's PAX" containing
This miles from ashibcton
Of the District OF Columbia Tn
Brookse Flank Road within mile Of this
farm Washington market all
The improvements dwelling aouse OF modern bld two
stories hs, exclusive ai s rc with kchen
yaut house &C. The outbudngs
large stable ban, with cellar, newly erected
capable barrels Of and all other
buildings. .
One huaded OF this farm wood land, covered with
growth Of oak and hcko seventy 1--WE acres are In
meadow bordering o nearly mile Rock Creek the esde
a2s arsb upland gently roig and emlneny adapted to
cultivation Of wheat corn, oats, clover, ke
farm ch d Of $50 apple trees Of choice
and approved varieties, In full bearing.
The proximity Of ns farm 10 market and Tvs high state Of
cultivation beyond doubt Of the most desirable estates
IN the ncighborli.od
Persons shIng premises will he shown them by
plieauon 10 M. W c. Brent, the premise.
DRehrd purchase 10 be paid on W.
aud ibe residue IN equal In
stnnents OF bear n'cr
be paid annually, and The pay
by the sin2e bills oil the
WIN ''''"e' " = JOHN pREwER,
GEO. PETER,
Mar aa-cpu Trustees.
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Mar 29-cpn

JOTICE-Notice hereby the unknown heirs and e
woodon deceased who In bis
lifeline the revolutionary war in 7e as sut.nsn IN
VI the continental line, that said obedlah
Woodson died while 10 said service ON az about . fs Of
that application Virginia military land warraa, No. 6Cs was
Issued Of said oDedah Woodson for said ser
transferred 10 Henry
hartley Josiah BeuIe whose hands the same was o or
msls aud spplcaiion made and duplicate ON OF
proceedings the Of common pleas Csmon com
ty Ohio In cbancery sitting, decrens ue In said warrant TO
esry Jonah Brtte, who assigned the sane 70 hene
no a. applicant scp tsyucd In lieu
aS said warrant, according making fur
,her provisions sasfsction Of ycra land ~ausn
proved August 81 A. D. 1883. ..uu..zuu.-
hsr 2o-iaw9sdays' hfErTlChbW'
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BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
TPublic Al
AN ACT reIatip,
epitsntiarv.

AN ACT relating TO puni,bment In the penitentisry.
BE enacted by The Senate and Houss Of Representation Of
The United States Of America iR Conges assembled, That
where any Judicial district has been may hereafter be d
vided the circuit and district courts Of the United ststes
shall have to sentence convicted OF offence
punishable by imprisonment and hard labor 10 the penen
tary within the State though bo Of the judicial dis
trict In which the conviction IL had.
SEcTIos q And be further enacted That the said courts
D the northern district OF Ohio and in the northern district
Of no be authorized to transfer TO the penitsnsry OF the
respective Staes prisoner prisoners who may be
confined In jail In either district, whose offence by law Is
punishable by confinement TO hard labor in the pcntenty
Approved March ~, 1855.
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nv JAMES @. mcGUIRE, Auctionser.

TRUSTEES SALE or VERY DESIRABLE BRICK Dwell.
ling On Wednesday afternoon,
April o'clock, the premises, BY vnus Of deed Of nns'
subscriber will sell NJ public auchon
hss, bidder Of lot numbsred 5 In sful
having front Of about rs fee, on Tenth street
inch sev together with tho buildings and
handsome and hascment brick dwohns
ra,urr roos finished superior mnhor
gas throughout There Is also attached ''ape ana
carriage house. a. ..~u
budnes by experienced builder o ~ Nv,
spared ~ me efec"h nsse ~
comfortable and snhrspfiai. ). =, =, $50. -.,u,n.
rrms One hall cash rsidue In SIX and Twelve monh
"'u' '"'''' ''''a " " sANUEI. REDPERN, Traswe.
JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
NJ, ,oo kucioneer,
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Mn. EvERErrs oRATos.-A Philadelphia correspondent
writes:
I" The Historical Society have prevailed upon Edward
Everett to deliver address the character Of Washing
ton at the Musical Fund Hall Friday evening the 4th OF
April The society only have issued 300 tckets so as to
secure comfortable seats to those present"
PERsosAL-Madame Aane Bishop is said to have taken
up her residence in Australia, with a married daughter
PANS Emile Grardin editor Of the Paris Press
is going be married Miss Sheppard daughter of rich
English widow The belle Sheppard used to Art with the
Emperor before his marriage with Eugene Grardn frat
wife died only short time ago He has millions OF
francs and about forty Miss Sheppard about twenty
6ve and very pretty.
The WESTERN Rvras-The St Louis Republican of Tues-
day morning last says:
"The river at this point IL about stand with nine
feet in the channel TO Cairo No report from the Upper
Mississippi No arrival from the Missouri yesterday Last
report four feet In channel at ST. Joseph and falling
despatch yesterday from Lasale reports the siver Open
and rising very fast The canal basin is also Open The
Trop from Peoria yesterday reports the river clear OF
to Peoria-cosed above-fve feet in the channel"
The Little Rock Gazette OF the 18th inst reports Arkan-
river in good boating stage.
MoBocRArIc rEMALEa-The Williamsport Warren coun-
ty Indiana Republican of the l4h instant gives an
count Of attack upon the quor-dealers in that town
by the ladies thereof The mobocratc females marched to
every place in where liquors kept and knock
ing heads of the casks and breaking the jugs poured
all Of the "crter into the streets and night the boys
made grand bonfire.
OPPOSITION or MARs-On the I'd Of April the planet
Mars after an interval Of than twenty-five months
will again into opposo to the and TO Its least
distance from the earth during its present revolution
therefore that day will rise In the East the
down in the West and in the twilight may be recog
nsed by its brilliant red light Indeed for time past
has been after about M the most conspicuous OBJ
ject in the southeastern sky.
vrRsrSA-The law lately passed by the Virginia legis-
aure to prevent the abduction OF slaves in northern
sells compes pilots search every outwardbound vessel
leaving Virginia ports
Free Press says:
"Thcse frosty nights and hawing days making the
maple sap we'll Owing the depth Of the In the
woods and the peculiares Of the season, how 10
probable that less sugar will be made in the STATE than
usual, although the high price Of sugars will
stimulate the manufacture Of the native article"
WESTERN ENIGRAToS.-The New Hampshire Patriot
says:
awe hear Of persons 10 all sections Of the State who
are starting for the West preparing to 20 while many
have already gone this sprng. In day last week
agent Of the great routes TO the West sold Reen
tickets going from this vicinity There is doubt
that people will leave this State for the West this
year than have gone In any three past years
The daily union., 1856-03-29

urANTED A TIsACHER.--A gentleman 10 teach ave small
chdren Latin, French, mshemaics and piano
sea shore rssdsnes summer None need apply who are
jeff Davis Washington, and address h. O. backman,
Vernon, Mississippi.
March 26-ai0i
The daily union., 1856-03-29
Ysrdict IN ths Cass Of Cor. Price.

TGESTox IN. ID March 20In the case Of the United
States ss Gov. Price the jury have rendered verdict OF
hundred and ninety dollars in favor Of the defendant
Judge Grier charged strongly in favor of Gov. Price,
The daily union., 1856-03-29
Notice or Limited Partnership.

THE undersigned give notice they have this formed @
tied paupshp, under the nrn Of Appleton CO. whose place
selling stocks drafts foreign and domestic bonds
exchange business that William Stuart Appleton and Henry W.
Howell reside said city George
resides Loudonn Venis and special partner
said George Rust contributed as hts part capital 10 be
thousand dollars cash. and mat
partnership this 18TH March, 1856 and
" "'" " WV. STUART APPLETON,
II w. HONELL
Mar o5-daw GEORGE RUST, Of VhgRls.
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N,-Chissenth street baptist Chureh~-Rsy. Dr. Kings
preach In this church Sabbath morning and night The
public are respectfully invited.
The daily union., 1856-03-29
" The NatiOnal,o
A DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN NEWSPAPER

To Ls Pubhsi Weekly hs CITY Of Warrington da'iHs the Ma
Honal CGnrass Of lsS6.
THE undesned viii commence ao,h Of May neat. The
Of political ~ 11se ID % s aa ns Ss a sono
able In tue election Of the nominees Tor President and pe
ensnias a he does an abiding fidelity Of that
body e eatdaa principle. he democratic parry II, paaiea
contain electoral n dsiail
Commtse appointed 10 further The views and o6ccis
the the opo the condacor of the proposed
10 The public such documents speeches. and other papc ns shall
eey and 'as before ns eiee"s "ashoS dc ispusa
The political consistency of the undersigned Us tested DIS one
sucien guarantee Of his
enterprise every species Of ssd
South, East NO West"
campaign paper pon, onion which will I'm
son N faithfully rese. The principles ana measures a." Of The
ssnaon Of s aa.son w !. be
10 friends, me ssa tender tho
White the leading italae Of the saaong w DO pssy po
matter
the seat of government either In the executive egsa
This Journal viii be handsomely printed on large sheet. con
"s @ % Two a :" M sSssn s a..
with campaign bu eaeIaey sr,aasca for It's columns
as ss III S Ing
TERMs-To be Pod In .adoanes:
single cory.....
TO CLUBS.
Six copies
rwrnty seven comics %
Fifty copies ID
0Posmasters sending club Of thirteen will be entitled 10
d. All orders Nauona Warrington D. c.,
viii prompt attention
and half street, asng,on o. and corner
Baltimore and Holiday streets Baluuore Maryland are author
Mar 20 WIN H. HOPE.
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BY T. n EGR A r II i.
Arrival of The Steamship Fulton a, N.~ y

Arrival Of the Steamship F~lton at Ns~ York.
NRw YosK, March 29-The steamer Futon from Cowes
on tho morning the 3h arrived here this forenoon, with
u passengers and 900 in specie. She left Bavre the
l2th Among the passengers Camden D. Pike, bearer
Of dispatches from the United States legation at Paris
The Fulton brings the second edition Of the London
OF the l2tb
The Vienna correspondent Of the London Times states that
the mystery Of the recent improved relations between Aus
tria and the United States has been cleared mp An Au
American commercial company about " be formed In order
open direct trade between the two countries To import
cotton and ohor products direct from America, instead OF
from London and Liverpool heretofore The writer int
mates that treaty Of between the United States
and Austria will he concluded 1 distant day.
Colonel Hodges the British representative at Hamburg
had made tho Hamburg Senate respecting
quantities Of the ammunition that bad left that port for
Russs An examination followed these reclamations, when
proved that these supplies bad in most instances been
Of two houses Of high standing Eng
land In which member Of Parliament interested.
The Times Paris correspondent states that on twopoins
Russia makes ample concessions viz the naturalization Of
Black sea- with dsmanng the fortress and the recon-
struction OF tho Bomarsund defeuces.
The daily union., 1856-03-29
BY J. @. MCGUIRE. Auctionssr.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPER
TY senoon, March 3lst at ~ o'clock on the
premises vus Of deed Of trust som Joseph
W. duted May 5th 1885, ana
corded LibrJ A. No S. os 4os 4o4 4s one O. he land
records county viii SELL ut public suction 20 The
hises, hidSer nj st pan Of lot numbered
beginning the corner % ssd sauare
rnina line uf Tenth street west % fse
81 feet and inches thence south y iee ncnss
Louisiana and thence siong saa avenue
inc Mace be.innins with the improvements which
consi STORY brick buiding occupied at present as
printing ohice . a.. -.
satisfaction Of this trustees and bearing interest
the terms compiled with within ave days
the right TO RESELL s he cost ana
risk the defauinng purchaser ,r,, :, ,r.,n
J. Y. DAVIS,
JAs. @ MCGUIRE,
u., IA Auctobeer.
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uts. decks under water Her bull broke In two. Pas
engers and crew saved, but mail and everything else lost
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g EN- Err AL N 4 yys.

Mr. EyERErr's oRAToS-A Philadelphia correspondent
writes:
1.-THE Historical Society have prevailed upon Edward
Everett deliver address the character of Washing
the Musical Fund Hall Friday evening" the 4th Of
April The society only have issued 300 tickets so as to
secure comfortable seats to those present"
The daily union., 1856-03-29

MILE MANVERs, Parisiemne, who speaks Engtish.
III having removed central Iocaiion ans VIII continue
give iessons in the French and spanish anEnsgs snd sso
Italian ladies ntlcmens private IN einsses AZ
residence that Of the scholars. - \.
10Th ST., No. 45i, between and Streets
Mar l5-d2ws
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOrTEnIns
OF MARYLAND.

nrElCE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTEn1D1
OF MARYLAND.
The following az. the drawn number. Of the Maryland Con
s1a. sps'sa s d%s m"ss March 'S s ' sss s"e"
Is, aa Sd 9Th sh 9Th 7th 9Th oh lo.h ilth 10Th
10 4S 46 a 40 IL 30 81 l6 27 10 30
Lo,ey le benefit Of Carroll County, &C., class NJ drawn
J., od "A 4s sh 9th 7,h s,h s,h 10Th liuh iah 18Th
20 55 81 30 80 II 40 % 65 10 46 Isl
The following dawn number, Of the raup.co Institute
Loitsry class lo, drawn March 81. iessi
Gl 5 6s 35 "A Il % Al u 20
lo.,, %s ,S'1%S o1,s. isa ID drawn M.seh g, sss
LIST ID 81 9Th 5h 9Th nh sth ot io,h llth lsih
Is 10 26 "a SO 80 q 42 Ia 10 CO
R. FRANCE CO., Managers.
D. n. McPHlu, Commi's'onsr.
that on her way to TIE give ia nj. siy
S @ anSs s
only ims the celebrated French Hymn, La Marei
which received with immense enuam wherever
''ss S.s y ss"aa .,. q
IMPRESSIONS England by Rev. A. Q. Core. ell
sermon. 20, the Time, BY Chss. s kssssy = s,ns
sS: TS: = Ssc'S; s%S q
Ne" .sp% and q %ss of he RsSoucn ~ Watson q
s9 Ms,'SS 90 Of 'ne I"''s'' " fRANcS TAYLOR.
I Ee,os, Fsisnsd Excuses, "For they are " any
IL l8 cent?. -. = -, =
m ~ schmed 81 cents -, u
Society by Cleveland Coxe, rector Of Grace Cburch, Haiti
81.
s,rmors for the Times by Charles KaE'lsy IS cents
hureh Masca Book for Pastors aud People b Richard
S,oors willis 60 cents. -.
Hear aud Home Truhsbsins Self Mn'ine upon the Divine
win BY REV whiingham j., rs cents
Unison Of IN. Liturgy by Archer Clifford, A. NJ. 81
Men ana Times Revelation or Memoirs OF Ekanah Wat
son of Travels In Europe and America from
mi Corresponds with Public Men, and Remin
incidents of the Rvouton edited ~ ms SON. wins
low Q. Watson. O. 50
TAYLOR MAURYS
Ma, BOOKSTORE 9th street
TIIl another shoice Int OF straw Bonnets shakers,
u Rnop,ers ho,s' and of every description
A tp,end,d ss.o ,trnept of the finest French howe
Rjhspds the iul styles Al the lowest prices
Crapes maIne Illusions Silks ta,ons, bonnet frames, crowns
&C.
A select assortment Of dress trimmings.
Fancy goods in oil their variety At WIN y. sHtDD's
March 26-v 5O2 Eleventh sueo', aooVe rshh aNoo"e'
ny JAMES @. mcGUDtE, Auctioreer
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PERsoSAL-Madame Aane Bishop is said TO have taken
up her residence in Australia, with married daughter
The daily union., 1856-03-29

VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY, OPPOSITE TIE RAIL
road depot % pubic Monday sefnoen Apil ss,
o,ciorL % te shall sell OF oEnsl lot No.
square so fronting 50 lrat on .o.,h ar s5ss .na % 81 ~
ground more or less improvements consisting of hee
story brick building containing in all twenty good oom
FOR with and cold wafer and gas mossh
cut The building ..,o.,. ,,.
depot ana om Offers induccnsnn 70
srous OF engaging II was bnh by me am sonn
expressly hotel who conduesed
until his death. -. =. =. a. - m -.,,,.
FERNS one nnh residue In Q, ~ ~ ~ and non'bs
with interest," a deed Of trust on the wopsfy
.,c,,onses JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
Mar is-eohds ne
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Lo.s Of .st.am,hip Cnrinr, de

BosTos, March 29-The Cunsrd steamship Curew, from
Halifax for Bermud struck the north breaker az Bermuda
On the morning tho 18th instant and sunk in three min
The daily union., 1856-03-29

,rus mAHEK corner or ID I-s street aud Pcn syl-
M yana nyeuue and comfortable let with
or without board. Day boaIdes can bc accomno
dated reasonable ..s
Mar lS-d3t
The daily union., 1856-03-29

To Ls Puhsi Weekly ths City Of WdAnston dTias the Ma
Hoaal CaRpass Of le55.
The daily union., 1856-03-29
VIM. w. BeIknap, Attorney -at-Law and Land
Agent, KeOkuk, Iowa.

AND WARRANTS land In satisfactory
ner favorable ems and all business in iowa Iequr
ing the attention Of an attorney promptly attended TO-
RRvEREnoEs.
Pairo h Nouise, Washington, d. O.
Alexander II. Evans,
Keller l. MckeRney,
l3-6mosdAcp
The daily union., 1856-03-29
GENUINE GARDEN sEEDA

THE undeyu.d bes. 10 announce and he public
that he jus, completed his supply q The ss9ye o On
stock o. esus ssiy risss 80 A..
butrh and choice csbsasrs caainowsn DO
COLL Isluces, onions besis, beans, carrots Iarsnip
cucumbc pants, tomatoes, hsps, scJ WIN a.
other vegetable seeds, In great variety. =.
From his connexions the eed usae ne
can warrant them excelsnee, and very modss
prices. ....,-, 49,, .., -. .,s .,eei.,v
,u,sd 10 hs climate offered in single pseke OF eoee-
tons, q very loo rates.
Catalogues be had on application. ,or>, ,.,,,
Seed Warehouse, sss IN street, eosB,I EN-.
eLoay3ws
The daily union., 1856-03-29

.IpxN spByNfs 3OODs FOH GENrIEMEN.--P, J.
IN STEER, No. 4es Seventh street, bewesn
Streets his spring goDds has now Inc
is and the public ai h STOCK
very complete. Gentlemen who wish choice styles are
call early elegant Desirable
The sock embraces, usual new ana
elegant, Iarnishng goods for gentlemen. ~
The daily union., 1856-03-29

chain watch with iniusls NJ c., and crown
on Tuesday 18Th likely In
liberal eward will be given rssarnsd
10 Mr.. de Cramer, 18th street, No. AL.
2T--dt3s
The daily union., 1856-03-29

The prospectus OF democratic campaign paper for the
pending presidential election will be found in advertising
columns. Tho publisher, William H. Hope, esq s hyora
bly, citizens for his long experience
paper conductor bs TACT enterprise, and business talents
II, withdrawn from the baltimore Republican for the
purpose OF devotng his whole time TO the undertaking.
The daily union., 1856-03-29

L. j. Middleton,
Dealer lee.
Office and depot southwest and i2h streets.
Feb 27-d6mif
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uUnBOLDT~s Isiand Of Cubs.-Tbe Island ol Cuba ey
Ill Aersnder Humbotd Translated from the spanish ~ -
ToDa Hopns-Ths Story OF Little Hunehs'ef' sy Jenny
The Green Mountain eis-A s,oy Of Vermont; By Blythe
IN. uo er on the Pestilenee-A so Of hs kavssss o s
Yellow Fever In Norfolk, Nbgna, n ~ 'es'' !" s-s
Armstrong, ID. d. so csnts. - q. u.,.. on ..n.
New hnasa anu VI - s.Is ~ TAYLOR b MhURy's
,os pooss"e', s"' Bookstore s,h u.
The daily union., 1856-03-29

0l3-Postmasters sending q eiI
copy of the 4" National" gratis.
ipS- All orders addressed 10 III
viii receive prompt attention.
US-Jue ShlllingtoD, corner OF
and "A half street, Washington, L
Baltimore and Holiday streets,
ICED TO receive subscriptions for
Mar 20
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ny ). 9. MeGuIRE, Aususnssr.

Mar Is s-eodkds
The daily union., 1856-03-29

lgeCl1RH, MILLS, n Cs- Land Agests, Dubugus,
iowa viii locale of iova with money, nna
warrants, parties applying viii rsy nxsss nsAe ""
iceIIo buya nd dselr real and land wVrsnt-
Careful selection OF 1nds by css'khese
competent engineer and surveyor.
surR
George w. Jones, U. o. senator, Dubique lowe.
Gen. w. Lewis, surveyor general. Dubuque, lowa
Gov. Henry Dodge, US Senate, wisconsin:
Mrsus. strachan q Scott, bankers, New fosk.
Hon. Eli Cook, Buffalo, New YORK.
Feb e-dtIsA eoiif6m ... .... ....u.. ....t....
NOTES Of Travel d. ths Eat, by Benjsnai" Defr'
IN ID. d. Price Sl Is. - -, :,
schsmy, ssd uSs Circ.ssn War by Milton Msshie o.
Roeet's Table Talk. a.
Smiths Law of Lsndlord and Tenant. a.
e Ansncan Statesmen on ForfHn IN
migration, by Jobn r. sandcrson. Sl 80. -
Memoirs Of Richard Csmbehand by Henry thndes si 30
Lehnan's Chemical physioiopy, " S
Flint Respiratory Organs o. n.,cv r.v,op
March "a FhhNsh fhibon-
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a.. r,vuANu.s view book Life In Brazil, with up
-.,d N one hundred hy Thomas Bwbsnk a.
.ory OF Hernando Corez BY Abbott Illustrated 20 cents
Partisan Sigh. French Principles seen through A"esean
sr.c,.ci,s by ]. ]. Jarves; I'd series. fi. #., J.
Pa,,e. suwnsrs neeen, Speeches and Adsfeses s IS.
The AussI IN the Houss. 1he Befrohai. Is cents
''' p' ~ : TAYLOR d MAUayg
Mari .s - bookstofe' near Hh Weet
NIEw Books received ss Tsyisr d msury' Woe-
sen an authentic Things There and Thereunio
Pertaining a. they and have been By D n. e 70.
Pdph Hale o viase story by Thfsee Islmaa. u %
Humorous Poems by Tbomss Hood Edited BY kPes SARGENT
Hoods poetcs WORKS. edited BY Epes Sargent vols sa
Macaulays History ~ England Boston eciucns. -
hr Esneps Phiosophy copiony iusfrsfcd "a
lnr erperIcn,s description Of nsumen,' With
dcicus usns designed for The uc of schools sna scsde-
mlesj by A. W. sprsgue, A. NJ, win sp q g.viny eL
ssesns Readers 6 second thifd fouh ard hhh
ss 1k &c. and is cents Coptousy iusa,edthe hest esant)
March 81 bootsfofe nsh Wh sWesh