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DIED.

n, Saturday, wEIGHTBAN HANSON. infant
am Of oliver r and Eliza Lss Baldwin, in the fourth
year Of his age, . <.;.
III, funeral will take place from the rssdencs OF ns
t.,hsr BROAD street. between I'D and 24th streets
This fMonday) evening, at s O'Clock. The friends OF
the family are invited to attend.
At his residence, ON tho 9Th instant MOSES
BRANCH, In the 6lst year Of his age.
His funeral will take place to-day, at IL o'clock,
from the Monumental Church. tsf -
On Saturday morning, at 81 O'Clock, at her resi-.
dencs. ON Oregon ffiff, Of consumption, Mrs. MARY
SALES in the 58th year Of her age il
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 8.
HIGH WATER TINS DAY AT y O'Clock, ?. n.

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT ~ O'CLOCK, pm.
CLEARED,
Ship Hermine. Capt. Hsshagen, for Bremen with
7O6 hide of Tobacco and Stems by Edward w. de
Voss Co.
Schr Susan, Rich Boston. mds. d. < w. Currie
uSchr Elizabeth Davy, Trower, Eastern Shore,
oats.
SAILED,
Steamer Belvdere, Pntchett, Baltimore, ndzs,
Ludsm Watson.
Schr D. w. Eldridss, Ogden, Charleston, 8. c.,
Iron and Feed. 3
Schr City Belle, Perdleton. Boston, Flour and
Feed w. D. Colagitt Co
Schr. Lucy L. Sharp, Sharp, New York, mds, w.
ID. ColquittA Co.
schr Richmond, Harris, New York, mds, d. ( w.
Currie.
Sloop Superior. Clairmont. mds s=]
Schr. -Four Sisters. Scott Eastern Shore. light
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PEACE NEWS IN RUssIA.-The New York Jour
nal of Commerce of Friday is in the receipt of
reliable private intelligence from ST. Petersburgh
to the LIST of February which says that all classes
have become reconciled to peace. The feeling OF
hatred to the English is still violent The war has
developed the resources of Russia and it thought
she will be stronger In every particular than when
the sfruQple commenced 49,
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1SDIAH MURDER IN FLoRIDA.-A oorresp on.
dent of the Charleston Courier, writing from Fort
Myers, Florida on the Goth ult., records another
massacre by the Indians. The letter says:
A Mr.. Hudson, resident of this post accom-
panied by his negro Sam, left here some Is days
since for the oyster banks, in Charlotte harb0r.
with the intention Of gathering load of oysters for
this place. Their prolonged stay excited suspi.
cion that some accident had befallen them, and
consequently ON Saturday last Capt. - dis
pat ched an armed boat party in search of them.
They proceeded to the bank and found their yes,
sci, a schooner of 90 tons burden dismantled of
her sails, and the dead bodies of Hudson and his
negro on deck horribly mntiated near by anoth.
er boat, burnt to the waters edge discovered,
and on shore the body OF an oyster man named
Martin. was discovered In the same condition of
the other two
The volunteers have taken the field, but as yet
have accomplished nothing. - =
The country is inundated with water, which
prevents the regular u. s. troops from taking the
field in fact the number here is totally insufficient
to even keep possession of the posts already es.
tablshed
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A FORTUNE GAINED.-Dr. Marshall Bayliss, the
phrenologist, well known throughout Virginia,
who recently emigrated to Kansas, has come into
possession of $4,000, by gaining a suit in the
Court of Appeals -r .
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DAILY MAn.-The citizens of Rockingham CO.,
Va, are to hold meeting next court day, to peti
ton for daily mail to Richmond. The mail is now
detained in Staunton four hours, and there cit
zens of the county who if the mail is granted, and
carried in two horse coaches. will stock the line
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HIGH PRICES FOR NEGRoEs-In Charlottes-
vile. Va on Tuesday last ffty-one negroes were
sold at auction for 500 725. an average of Sis
each. One of the men only brought 1875, being
very old, and several Others were jnhrm. A girl
% years old, brought 81, 445, and blacksmith Of
ordinary appearance, sold for $500.
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NO MIsTAKE AND REALLY TRUK.-

= UOLDSMII mas just received some very areat
auction bargains, which will astonish every lady
1000 super Ladies' Muslin Inserting Caps at Ia cents
Cambrics at 10 CENTS few pieces of colored figured
swiss, 10 yards IN piece at only S225, worth $3.50
Checked Swiss Muslin at IS cents worth ut least 5l
Collars, Infant Waists, Sleeves Inside Capes Bob
bin Edges and lnsertings, White and Black Silk La
ces Hosiery Gloves, Cotton Frnses, handsome
Yarns together with variety of other goods which
VIII be sold at low price. e. GoLDsMIT,
NH 40 M; Rroad asrest
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SPKING, 1SJ6--BENNETT, BEERS &
~ FlSHER-Wholessle dealers in Drugs Medi-
cines. Paints, Oils, Dyes Window Glass Sarsieul iu
stramenss, Perfumery Combs, Brushes Fsaey. Ar
tieies Tobacco, Segars, Fire proof feint. White
Lead, White Zinc Paint Oil, &c. No. l25, Main 81.
hiehmond Va, are now receiving their Spring Sup.
plies and solicit the attention Of the Virginia and N
Caroline trade. mhI0
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Commercial.

BALTIMORE, March 8.-Flour market dull and
unchanged. No sales of Wheat Corn is dulland
nominal; 81 a 50 cts. for white, and So a SO cents
for yellow, per bushel of So pounds. Provisions
are unchanged. Mess Beef Sls; Mess Pork $40 l2t
The stock of Bacon is light, and holders are firm.
Sales of Shoulders at 81, and Sides 9sc. Hams are
quoted at liz a 10 cts. Lard in barrels, 10 a lOs
cts.
NEW YORK. March e.-Fiour is drooping-sales
of 5000 bbls Straight State $7.25; good Ohio,
Ss.l2l; Southern 81 rs q $9 for common to extra
brands. Wheat is improving; sales Of 1000 bush.
common Southern white 81 80. Corn is dropping;
sales of Sc, 600 bushels Western mixed 6S cents
Pork is firm sales of $50 bbls Mess at Sl5e7t
Beef Is dull; sales of $50 bbls Chicago repacked
$3.50 Lard is declined sales of $50 bbls, at 10y
cts. Whiskey has advanced sales OF 200 barrels
Ohio at 80! cts.
The schooner Faulkenburg has arrived from
Norfolk, with 1900 bushels North Carolina corn.
which sold At 81 cts; yellow at IL cts; mixed 65 cts
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PHILADELPHIA, March 5-The store of l.. & II.
Curtis & Co. was robbed last night of silks amount
ing to $4,000. The store of Messrs. Snuff &
Wernwag was also robbed during the night of g.
900 worth of bonnet silks satins. velvets, sc.
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IN RUNNING ORDER.-Tbe locomotives, "Bald-
win" and &c. R. Mason" employed on the NOUN
tain track of the Central Railroad, which were
damaged by fire few days since, have been put in
running order, and the former is making regular
trips The whole damage by the fire did not ex.
coed S. OOO
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DRY GOODS TRADE.-The Custom House al
New York is crowded with business. The imports
Of dry goods are so per cent. over the imports for
ls54-a heavy year-and 300 per cent over 1855.
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MORE CORRUPTION.-Several members of the
Brooklyn board of aldermen have been indicted
for bribery in the matter of widening Atlantic
street. One alderman is said to have received
$500 to buy up votes, but by shrewd manage
ment got the votes without paying much of the
money. The affair, however got wind. and Gre
ated such an enmity as to cause an exposure.
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AMONG the assurances on the missing steamer
Pacific, is one for $4,000 in the Albemarlc, Va, In
surance Company.
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DIVISION OF THE BALTIMORE CONFERENCE
The Methodist Episcopal Conference Of Baltimore
now in session, has adopted a resolution dividing
itself into two parts, to be called Baltimore Con-
ference, and Baltimore East Conference:
The Baltimore Conference to include all that
part of Virginia Maryland aud of the City of Bal
timore, bounded by line commencing at the
mouth OF the Patapsco river, running up said river
to the mouth of Jones' Falls, thence through the
City of Baltimore, by line running with Jenes
Falls to Franklin street. thence by tho north side
of Franklin street to its intersection with the Cal
Yerton road at the toll gate, thence by line to
the Frederick turnpike at Fairyiew, including
Western and Mount Oivet Cemeteries, thence by
the Frederick turnpike to the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, including Patapseo station and Patapsco
circuit thence by said Railroad to the Point of
Rocks. excepting that part OF Frederick cir
cult lying south Of said railroad, in the Balti
more East Conference> thence up the Poto-
mac. (excepting that part OF East Hillsboro
circuit lying east of the Potomac and south of the
Baltimore and Ohio Raiiroad,) thence up the north
branch Of the Potomac, excepting Piedmont, in
Virginia, embraced in the Westernport circuit, in
the Baltimore East ConferenceD to the eastern
boundary of the Western Virginia Conference,
thence by the eastern and southern boundary Of
said Conference to New River, thence by New
River to the Blue Ridge, including Jacksonville
circuit, thence by the Blue Ridge to the head wa
tiers of the Rappahannock river, thence by said
river to its mouth, Gncluding the Fredericks burg)
thence by the western shore of the Chesapeake bay
to the place OF beginning.
The Baltimore East Conference to include all
that part of the Western Shore Of Mary land not
embraced In the Baltimore and Western Virginia
Conference, and that part of the city of Baltimore
lying north OF Franklin street and east of Jones
Fall, including Piedmont, in Virginia, and that
part OF Pennsylvania lying east of the Allie
ghany mountains west of the Susquehannah
river including the Bellefont and Northumberland
tiistricts
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THE PRINCE OF THE HOUSE or
L DAVID.-The subscriber who 10 General Asent
Tor lts sale In Virginia. has at last received supply of
the above remarkable book-a large l2mo vol IN
454 beautifully embsllished. Price sI25
Copies may be also had Of the various book houses
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FUNERAL OF 1t. HUNTER-The funeral of 1t
"Alvarado" Hunter took place Thursday from
Trinity Church, New York. The attendance was
not large, being composed chiefly of naval officers
and the personal friends of the deceased. The
plain fun eral service was read without music and
the cOrpse was inferred at Greenwood.
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w A. .. HuTCHEk,s FILEe AND
" TOOkS-Ws are now in receipt Of full
assortment Of w, g. Butchers FLEA Rasps: Soek
tirmeI aud Pa ring Chissls and Gauges; double and
sagi: Flame Irons Drawing Knives; Adze, Ac !, Nc,
which we viii sch cheap,
CLAKksoN i ANDERSON, .
NH No 100 Main street
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PROVIDENCE, March w. X. Staples was to
day elected State Auditor. The Office has jus
been created by the General Assembly.
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Cotton Nllll De.troyed by Fire

I NEWBURYPoRT, Mass, Friday, March 7, I656-
| The Essex Cotton Mill in this city was destroyed
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For sale by GEO. NJ. WEST.

The steam saw mill OF John K. Cooke and a
quantity of lumber, was destroyed by fire on Fri.
day night. f.. ... Iii.
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NEW ORLEANS, March THE Lener Cotton
Press at this city, was destroyed by fire to-day =
Loss estimated at $ls0,000; insured partly il
New York = la
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VALENTINES DAY IN THE LONDON Posi- OFFICE
The number of letters posted at the several metro
pOlitaa and provincial post Offices on Valentine
day, were as follows: ..-. a.-
Passed through the General Post ST. Martins lie
Grand 6ls, 900; passed through the District office
ST. Martins lie Grand, 279, 000 total s97, 600 Such
large number as this has never before passed
even Valentines day" through the post office
In London. ~ - .l+..s -e.
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Minister Observation-Disclosures Mar
pOsH Grant--The new SteamlFrigate Mel
xjuI0p

riniac, etc.
WASHINGTON, March 9th, 1e56---CoL Wheeler,
the U. s. Minister to Nicaragua, notwithstanding
he perseveres in the endeavor to convince the
State Department that he was justified in recog.
niZing the new government, has failed to satisfy
the Secretary of State of the propriety of his
course. Mr.. Marcy places little no confidence
i'll the testimonias-the signatures-whch Col
Wheeler has transmitted to him in this connection;
as justification of the conduct of q public func-
tonary rests, according to usage, more on the otii
cial statement of facts, than ON the endorsement
of private individuals. 1t has heretofore been
stated that Col Wheeler was specifically instructed
not to recognize the government of Nicaragua; but
he acted in advance of their receipt-a precipi-
fancy on his part which ia emphatically condemned
by our government The recent instructions are
explicit, and he is required to strictly adhere to
them. In the unsettled condition of affairs in Cen
trail America his functions WILL for the present. be
confined nearly If not altogether, to an oversight
of interests in that quarter as it is well known
he has no official intercourse with the Ncaraguan
government.
The Marposa patent for "a 900 acres has been
issued to Col Fremont from the Land Office within
few days past.
The destination of the new steamer Merrimac
which now lies at Norfolk, is not determined, al
though she will go on cruise for six months. 1t
is in contemplation to send her to Annapolis for a
few days in order that members of Congress may
have opportunity to examine this vessel which
has thus far given much satisfaction to the Exc
cutive Department ..s--
The bill recently introduced in the House of
Representatives by Mr.. Wheeler. relating to wit
nesses detained fer the United States Courts In
New York, provides that they shall Gnstead of be-
ing confined in prison, as now be comfortably
commodated at the navy yard or at the nearest
fort The subject was referred to the Committee
on the Judiciary. GOBRIGHr.
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shooting A1TIay i'm Warrington.

WASHINGTON, March Gin the ladies' parior of
the National Hotel this afternoon, man named
Stuart, of Louisville, KY, knocked down another
named Mays, of Washington. The latter shot at
him with pistol the bullet grazing Stuart's
clothes. The ARRAY originated in a faneied af-
front,
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Rev. A. s. Hawk, tho Methodist minister, sta
toned in StauntOn, has resigned his charge from
i'll health.
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~N SPRING 8 8 D.. i nj r d Il Il Al
TIONS OF CHINA AND EARTHEN-
WI WARE--GEORGE j. SUMNER, No. %
~ Pearl street, Tor 18th st. J, Iron Front Ware
house, is prepared the present season. with large
and well assorted stock of China and Queensware Of
his own importation, and heavy stock Of Glassware
Looking Glasses, Fancy Goods &c, to which he in
supplies. To all cash prompt paying customers
such Inducements will be offered will save them
the time and trouble of visiting Northern markets
Stoneware of supeior quality at factory prices The
most careful packers are employed, and prompt at
tention given to the shipment and forwarding
goods. He respectfully socits examination of his
ock. - NH 10
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= tnvigorstine $he horse; never failing cure for
hssyes, Coughs, Colds Bolts or Worms. Prepared
and for sale By OWEN B. HILL Drurgist.
NIB 10 Market Place Rrastisnst
I AND WARR1NTs WANTEiS, "a HUR-
~ LEf's Ofics.-I am paying to-day the very high
g. w. msaast price for 20 Va re sns 100 acre Land
Exchanges and Land Warrant Office, 18th 81
nih fU-1m oA"' -
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a...tou Nofice...I ask attenti0a to my
sale of Bacon, Tobacco buekwheat, &C., THIS
MORNING, at 10 o'clock. ,,ruo.y -.
NH 10-1t II. CAoAHoAN' A1e.-
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rr The Richmond Young Mems Cnf .t,-
meetinS at the Lecture Room Of st. Psups Church on
nsxt TUESDAY evening, (ths 18th instantly at "
mi and uuucrual attendance 10 particularly de-
rired a. matters of importance viii be brought DO
ioIe li 70 .. Rec. Sec.
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ARMORY r. L. /. BLUES I


ARMORY r. L. /. BLUES
March 10, 1856
ATTENTION, r. L. I. BLOES!
A Parade at your Arm0ry, ON TUES.
& DAY. the 18th inst, at s O'Clock, precisely. in
hi full Drsss Winter Uniform, DRESS Cap and
W Plume) The roll will be called at quarter past
o'clock and every member is requested to be at his
post Arms in order for inspection
BY order of the Captain.
NH lO-2t -ff VIM H. FRY. LIST Serg't.
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WAsHINdTON Wdshingt0H COffe-
sp0ndent of the New York Mirror writes:
Mr.. Banks is going to keep house. his lady hay
ing arrived from Waltham. The other members
from the Old Bay State are In hotels and boarding
houses of different grades. Terribly do the Bos-
tonians miss the inequalities of Webster, Win
throp, Everett, Appleton and others who have In
former years represented their city. Mr.. Everett,
by the way. Is expected here In q few days and
viii be the guest Of Lieut.. Harry Gringo Wise his
son.inlaw."
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"When Greek meets Greek, then comes the tug Of
war;"
The best of Lager Beer is had at STEINLEINS
Bar;
And Herring Salad, served in prncely style,
VIII draw from every epieure a SMILE
SINCE the opening of navigation, have
~ received by various steamers the following arti-
clss fresh and Of the best quality with which offer
to supply my customers, and invite the public gene
rally TO give me CALI
italian BOLOGNA Russian CAVIAR
Smoked EELS Picked OYSTERS
Picked do do HERRINGS
SARVLAD ZUNGEN WURST
Schweitzer, Mountain Limburger and Sax-Olden-
burger Goai-milk Cheeses Lentils; Split Peas Eng
lish Peas Pearl Barley; Maecaroni; Vermicslh, aud
all kinds of fancy noodles; French Mustard Sour
Crout; Cucumber Pickles; Canary Seed, &c. Genuine
Virginia and Rhenish Wines of the best qualty-sn
at moderate prices. SIMON STEINAEIN,
Broad street, above the Theatre.
~ also announce to the public that pre-
pared to serve private families with New York and
Philadelphia Lager eer in large and small qusnti
ties in barrels and stone bottles in which it win keep
and retain Its sroma and flavor for any length of time
Az Lager Beer has obtained high reputation, and
is recommended by the eminent physicians
North and South as . wholesome beverage, have
made arrangements with the largest brewerers In NJ
York and Philadelphia to furnish with large sup
plies which will always be at the service of my Gus.
toners NH l0-6tF g.
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DEATH OF REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER Mr..
James Turner, son. In the ninety eighth year Of
en age soldier Of the revolutionary war, who
fought at Briar Greek and Guilford Court House,
WAS taken prisoasr. and for several months keui
IN BOARD prison ship, died In Alsnancs county,
y. T., on tbs 18th nit.
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" Hair CuftinR.--.TO the citizens and
strangers visiting the city If you wish to get your
Hair cut in the latest and most approved style.
would advise you to call on HOBSON, at the Hail
Cutting, Shaving 6hampooning and Bathing Saloon,
under the American Hotel, entrance on.llth 1t.
ia 81
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" Oh, what a blessing. -. That you can
go to POWERS Gallery and get beautiful FLESH
CoLoREp DAGUERREoTYPE for SO CENTS, and If
you should want fancy case, it can be had at POW.
ERS' for just hslf the PRICE, that you would have
to pay at any other establishmentin the city.
Remember that you get Fl st class Daguerreotype,
complete with for so cents NH
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APPROPRIATE TEXT.-The Hampshire Gazette
says that on Sunday morning the wife of Rev. c.
N. Seymour, of Whately, Mass, gave birth to a
son and daughter, and that a few hours there
after the reverend gentleman edited his congrega.
ton by preaching from the text-"Suffer little chill
dren to come unto me, and forbid them not
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IA SAMUEL =. BURCH--Tail0r.-Of
III the late firm of HENDERSON l. BURcH,
W. would respectfully inform his friends and
.Aa- old customers, and the public generally that
he has taken room the east side of llth street.
between Main aud Bank Streets and 10 prepared to
cut, trim and make, at short notice, and ressona-
BILE terus, all kinds of gentlemen's wearing spparel
and to do general tailoring business. -
NH lO-Im*
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BOSTON, March THE fremont Mutual Insu
rance Company on account Of heavy losses, have
determined to issue no more policies The assets
will cover all demands. +
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~Protectien Building FundlC
rhiss compauy will hold it, regular monthly meet
/ - This EVENING, 1t this room over w. A. But
terri at half past oel ss psss received dar'ss
the day ct the store Of " ns nnsa,99g9n.un CO..
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GUAso--.At the last meeting Of the New York
Farmers' Club, . resolution was adopted recon.
lnsndng all the agricultural societies In the United
States 10 unite In . petition to our government 20
take possession of all the guano islands which
have been or may be discovered by Americans,
for the benefit OF the United States and the discoy
erers-the taking q snch possession 70 occur only
tion u other natiena - : -,
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WASHINGTON, March ct is showing here, and
blowing perfect hurricane.
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NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

From the New York Chronicle
This 10 large limo volume, written for and well
calculated to please the readers of the present
1t gives the name and birth place of Jewess names
ne ancestors who, OF course, q noble family; st
the age OF seventeen conveys her from her fathers
mousse In Alexandria, Of Egypt to the city of Jerusa
lem, there to complete her education, where she II
made the eyewitness Of all that transpires touehn
John the Baptist, aud Jesus the Messiah from IN
Time OF his baptism until his ascension to Heaven au
account OF which abe sends to her father entity
Jew IN Alexandria Many passages are exceedipriy
touching and beautiful The account of the sou Of IN
widow OF Main restored to his afflicted mother IL IN
surpassed Nor 10 the account given of Laxarus O,
the description OF the Saviour In the hauds of hiI
enemies iess interesting threading the book we Ind
marked several passages thinking to give them q
specimens OF the spirit and ability Of the work but
prefer leaving the reader procure and cd the en-
tire book, believing he will find II both pleasing and
profitable. a. 4 G@ -
From the Christian Chronicle, Philadelphia
Many circumstances alluded to in the Bible ere ex.
planned by the young Jewess and iu manner 10
deeply interest the readers of the Bible bean
aful volume, and will be read with pleasure and
profit
From the Richmond Dispsfeh.
Professor ingraham IL man Of genius, and bis pow
en OF description and narration are well known to
the literary world His book, original In coucep-
ten and 20 cssdtsbe In its execution, win attract
great deal of attention.
- : - - scaHaRLEs wosfHAM.