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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31


Among the imports are: Sugars, siO69OO; Tea,
s57s 800; Coffee sl26, 200; Molasses, 1880;
Watches sos 800; Cotton, s2l 900; Furs, s72,3Oo
Indigo, s22 600; Soda Ash, s21, 900; Glass s5l soo
Hatters Goods, s24 OOO Gin, 324 1000 Hides, sG2 4OO
Copper, $40, 500; Iron 900 600; Steel, s277Oo Tin,
els. .5OO Tin Plates, s626 600.
The aggregate of Dry Goods for the FIVE weeks end
ing 2sth March thrown on the market was sll, ,325- :
100, against g. 759 332 in 1885, and $4,000 in 1884
The amount warehoused in the same period was
s4sl, 1870, against s767,4 ,4s2. The amount OF Dry
Goods thrown the market during the three months
since lst January has been 500, ,ss5 ,2O3, against
sI7l2O Az in same period of 1885, and s2s 400 in
same period of 1854. 1t will be that the imports
this year. although s2 10000 greater than last year.
ore but little larger than in 1854.
The exports exclusive of Specie of the week are
=.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31
Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE.

SATURDAY, March g, 1856
ASHES-The market arm for both kin; the .rriyas are
light sales Of 50 bbs a. 80 for Pots and Pesrs
COTTOS-Tbe Canada news has hsd no eject upon the
market and with favorable from the South prices are
rather ffreT SAIes Of 900 bales annexed quotations.
SEw-YoRk CLASSIFICATION:
Anhf a Tax
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31

SUPERIOR C0BRT-SPEcIAL rERs-MGeA 2s-Befor,
Judse HOFFMAN.
6beron sgL Alcock.
PnDcplee Of the account 10 be taken between the
parties determined and reference upon such pn-
Sples
Ford ast Turner, David and Townsend
Judgment against each of these defendants person-
aAy for the tSeo mentioned the with interest; and
also declaring lien % exist upon the furniture in the herea
ele fets contained schedule acertan mortse and
ter the sypoir tnent Of receiver
Wilkes agt Lsight
Judgment continuing antenuptal settlement, and
vkweetirs payment 10 the plsintid
Doolitue sst Nayior
Judgment settling the rights and equities Of the par
a,s to The funds in The hands Of Peter Ssysg
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31

IMMATURE ALAAsAc......rHIs DAY.
Sus-Rises....5:45 Ses........o4 Moos-Rises... 81
wATER."...........THls DAY.
Sandy Hook. 204 Gov Island. 2:64 HeGat 4: u
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COURT CALENDAR-MAnc.u

SrpRKnE ECouRr-CIRcuIT.-Eos- 4ls, 1869, 1863,
- "A 2la xass isss ISL ms 81; isss xss isss zs2e
Sss<iAI fxas-Aajssned Scr The term
SuyKnoR oounT.-Vscstion.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31
The exports exclusive of Specie of the week are
81 O97 96l against 81 457, ,s96 last year including
Alo.5s.sls

Total since let January. sl6s476 slo 5a6 ,sls
The following Is a comparative statement OF the value
of certain exports from the of the year
to Mar
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31
KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT coURr-N,seH r.-B.for.
Judge DAynA
ACTION FoR LIBEL,

hNllon fOh iihILs
Thomas Pieton sst Dan el P. Barnard
Plaintiff claimed s5 900 damages against defendant
ehAfsins him with keeping house OF ilfsme Deendsut
enea hAt e an Alderman Of the Third Ward complaint
w& msoe 70 MN That house occupied BY plaint
barn street vas Sesapsd and vated ey nOoOusy
and ne nieeed The Police Ia watch with view 10
Areak up the II the charge Yves true snd thsf M. ct. h
fhis matter performed In ha oc cspsctv A. xdrnsn
plant disznssed with costs.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31

3ssss vss sst ssss., ~ Is.ssp vss ~ s'sss
O. .sss ss.'. 'sss. sA 'sn ne .s''
Tsus ss,,ss ~ % 10 % i. s.s Of aa =, ns.er.
. he 5 ..s s.'s = rsss =, ia -. ss
r !. married ssssss, M is' as s.,s ~ @
q. s s ssss 'ssa ssaps rss e ssss .a w,s
s4 saw her and Pssh c'S"rss Ferry s' sad s' ~s
sse - ssansS~Pss wsl.ASsn so sA no, ..ai
hsshs .s . ssss % ssi @ars sw.y. italians q
Ds, ws i os ssr any ISss1ass.s ws,.s ,ss' s
ss s.%'s.S. .si so' dssnaan,-H.v. AoAra Price oAi
Defcnd,s Counsel thea read tke' 90 osss go.
~ II T. a. 49,, ssSs ~ oeos Issi while By he ds.S
hcA ha grand Sarah Jcnss being thsfe he had AAked
s s II. s ssssS . . he bad .S OIL NJ Ss sa
81 Cd him n defendant bad asked him puIe.s farm for
W..s NJ fraser s.i6sd tAsl hs employed .s bal
" when FREE wss on Der, e ss' srp ySs1 rss e va 90
n.noe Prcs wlsnsl met with aecden which
Ma .rhv. sna wheh husy setued so asevsre cold to.ds
him very hoarsc that trip len Now Yors about the Ntb
h Of January be len In Liverpool and has not eeen 10
Mary Jones' recalled testified th. when Pneo and Sarah
mere also and tha when they they joined Mr. Aad
Mr.. Fraser who with Proo AM witness les ia The
vsa voerhee IA when my sister and we're with Fnce
NJ, ssss Frsssr-P Price Williams s my uncle, he and hus
asd went up TO Mr. HJ'eys TO bid tb sood by think
sas sSSs' S day. or rs, hss se a.
Rr,colect my uncle btd very bad cold.
Peter w. Thomas-Mas present the when Prce
and sarah locked the laundry; be had
AFTER music and onnd the door loekedi thinks
vsS sousewhere about Dc ctobor
Mr. r. H. Tucker tessed that whom Van Voorhees, Into
Court yesterday plsns vail rssed hs went 70 Mr. Van
voorhees, AZ the request Of hls client
question BY bo Court he stated that the aIo
sson Of with other en In the answer was inserted
course II the defendant not the father Of
her ehid, some else must be.
MT PushNever anything improper 10 saIshs conduct;
n v a. slways d. cent and nee.
The case was ably summed up BY Mr. Reynolds for the de
knse AID Mr. Kechum f0r the plaintiff judge Davies
seB gaye the the Jury insrucng them 70 bring
sealed verdict Monday O'clock till which time the Court
adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31

uplanda FlordA Mobl.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-02-14
GEORGE WASHINGTON,
THE FATHER OF HIS COUNTRY,
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN,
THE PHILOSOPHER,
DANIEL WEBSTER,
THE STATESMAN,


special agentLas visited Europe and made careful
and udicous selections offoregn works OF Art, b0tt
In Bronze and Marble; Statuary and Choice Paintings
Tho whole forming large and valuable collection
Paintings and Statuary to be distributed FIR hkamong
the members of the ssociation for the Second Ye
TERMS OF MEMBERSHIP.
The payment of Three Dollars constitutes any one n
member of this Association, ahd entities him to ehe
one of the Magazines for one year, and also tick e
in the distribution of the Statuary ana Paintings.
The Literature issued to subscribers consists of the
following Monthly Magazines; Harper'S, Putnam's 8,
Knckerbecker, Backwood's, Household Words
Graham and Godey's Lady's Book
Persons taking five membership arc entitled to any
five of the Magazines for one year, and to sir tickets
in the distribution. The net proceeds derived from
the sale of memberships, devoted to the purchase
of works of Art for the ensuing year.
THE ADYAETAGEs SECURED.
by becoming member of this Association, arc
lst. AL persons receive the full ualue of their sub
serption at the START in the shape of sterling Maga
zine Literature. q t--
Cd. Each member is contributing towards purcha-
sing choice Works Of Art. which to be dlstribu-
ted among themselves, and at the same time on
couraging the Artists Of the country disbursing thou
sands of dollars through its agency.
Persons in remittiRg funds for membership, will
please give their post office address in full, stating the
month they wish the Magazine to commence, and have
the letter registered at the Post Office to prevent loss
on Its receipt certificate of membership, together
with the Magazine desired, will be forwarded to any
part OF the country. ,rs ....-
Those who purchase magazines at bookstores, will
observe that by joining this Associaon they reeeiue
the Magazine and ticket in the annual
all at the same price they pay for the Magazine
alone. For Memberships, address,
c. L. DERBY, Actuary q. A. A.,
At either of the principal Observation-Disclosures
Magazine" office, 348 Broadway, New York; or Wes
Subscriptions received byJ. S. HEhRlCK, Hon.
Sec'y. for Rave ma, Ohio. Nov. 90, 1655-SI-4w.
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TEETH ! TEETH!

IIOCI. oFELMAN would inform the cit.
~ liens of Portage County that he has returned to
Bavenna and fitted up rooms Doctor Swif's Drug
Store, for the practice of his profession where he will
be happy to wait his old friends and as many ew
ones as will favor him with their patronage.
Doct. 5. has had more experience than any otheI
Dentist In this vicinity, and much as any one in
Northern Ohio. In addition to this during his alb
he has come In contact with, and learned tho
manipulations Of of the most distinguished Den
qualified for the practice of his profession than if b.
had remained in Ravenna. Still, he learns wi .
great satisfaction TO himself that the work which
has hitherto done Is in every way satisfactory to tn
wearer, and some OF 1t has stood the test of man
years.
ted more than eight years ago, which to all
as good as ifinserted but yesterday. The same is
true of his artificial teeh and he can refer the needy
to hundred persons, who think their artificial duite
as good as the natural organs.
DOct. s. prides himself on being one fthe perry fep
snccessfuE manufacturers of incorruptible mineral
teeth, in Ohio. And well he may, as this branch OF
now taught In every Dental College in the Union ena-
bes him to restore the mouth its original shane and
contour as well as imparting character and indydu
ality to the teeth.
Doct. S. is now permanently located in Ravenna,
where he can be consulted Uithout charge: and his
any reputable Dentist in the country, but he will not
be Influenced by horde Of irresponsible selfstyled
Dentists, who are "whipping the cat'' from door to
door, some of whom charge exorbton prices for work
that is absolutely worthless nay, positive injury to
the patient, while another class, who have sense e.
nough to know their inability, are content with any
price which they obtain for their services which
wolld be very dear TO the patient If rendered gratut
onsy. B. T. SPELMAN.
Raveuna, August 1st, 1855. ly,
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Boot and Shoe store.

THE subscriber would respectfully an.
l. nounce to the citizens of Ravenna and Vicinity
that has been receiving during the past week, gem
era and complete Of Boots and Shoes suit
able Springtrade; comprising the various kndi
and colors Ladies' and Gentlemen, Boysand Youths
Misses and Children's Caters Ename led Pat. Leather
and Calf Skin Congress Gaiters Bootes and Buskins
Kid and Enameled Patient Leather. Also few pail
ofLadies and Gents Rubbers, ,justto supply the pres
entdeDand. IF
The public are respectfully invited to call and exam
nefor themselves, they may be assured OF 6ndina
an article that will suit with prices corresponding will
thetimes. tnar2I-33
Rnvenna, March 10. 1855 WIN. GARDNER.
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JUST received Glazed and Watered Silk
y Caps-new styles. Mems, Boys and Children's
Caps different styles, which will be sold cheap
for cash, atNo. Phenix block.
April 2, 1855 Ut. GREEN.
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BOstwIcIk & Bentty's sOliIOquy.

Or ShakspeRr's Original 1ezt Corrected, ana
HAMLET Taken Down Peg.
TO sell, or not to sell, that is the question:
whether, 'iis better for the pocket, 10 suffer
The sales of others TO increase their fortunes
Or place our goods tide OF opposition.
And by oposing, beat them? That is-to sell
Much more; andbv that sale, to say we gain
Our many wants, and the tho sand rusty dollars
That we labor for; ,Tis consumation
Deyoutly to be wished Those GOods;-So Cheap
So cheap II seems a dream; ay,how's the truth,
For when they come % look, that dream will pass
When we have offered up our farest goods;
Then give us pause. There's little use
To pay such profits, through so long life,
For who would give their cash, their scrip time,
Their glorious corn, theirplump and golden wheat,
Their tons ofspicy cheese, their apples fair,
Their sweet and yellow butter, and their eggs
To those who shave SO closely that il takes -
A man we'll skilled to max e good his escape
With bare skin. Who would their produce bear,
To those who shave you through so dear life
But from the fact that we do cheapest sell
The crowded No. 7, to whose doors
All customers return, puzzles the rest,
And makes them rather tread the paths they have,
Than run on ours that they know not of.
Dut conscience has made feeling men of us,
And here We getOur strength of resolution:
Do to others as others should do to you.
Look you now,
Kind friends,-pcople of our orisons,
Be both our names remembered.
Dccl5 B0STWICK &c BEATTY.
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II Ii Wool Plaid Merinos. New ones re-
IA ceivsd every week, selling cheap, and very fast
Nov IL. ssHf54 80 - AY HORR q Co. q
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Dentistry.

nR. ]. G. WILLIS, DENTIST, respectfully
~ Informs the people of Portage county that he has
opened an Office over Rowei and WitteI Is the
west end ofthe brick block He will Insert Whoie sets
ofeeth the atmospheric pressure principle andspar
tial setsn the way, in suitable Pivotteeth
inserted to be servicable and durable.e Teeth
filled with Gold and tin foil SO as to preserve them
from future decay, from fifteen to twenty years. All
work done by him will be warranted to do good SER
vice. and will be finished in the highest style 0the art
He WILL asO particular attention to correcting
regularites In chdren's teeth, and treat
fully the various diseases peculiar to the mouth,
Extracting done with the utmost care and with tho
leaslp pain possible. Choroform given In suitable ca
,frequired, and with perfect safety References
will be given to individuals who have whole and
partial SETS ofteeth put by him. for years and with
complete success. Also to those who have now in
their mouths by him six years ago
and which have not required the least repairs. He
will also referto persons who have teeth perfect
ly sound, which filed by him from four to six
years ago. He invites all who mayrequre the seryi
ofa Dentist TO give him call beforee work.
and ensures those persons who may favor him with
thelrpatronage thaths charges WILDE reasonable and
his work warranted to be perfectly satisfactory. Most
kinds offarm producetakeDin in exchange for work..
Specimens OF his workmay be seen at his Office.
March z. I655-3l-tf
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FROM MRS M,SIAM s. PARRISH

| FROM MRS. MIGIAM S. PARRISH,
:, Who enjo!sa wide reputation as Physician ant
Nurse. She writes: 81 using your Bach's Ameri
can Compound in my tractice, for .Nsroous ant
ScrcfniOus affections, with p,feet success. II quiet
the patients nerves, while relieving then of hack
ing and wearing cough. 1t also pIrlfos ne blood.
believe it sovereign remedy for ali cases of Nurs
ing Sore Mouth and Nipples. also used IL in one
case of ErysiPeas and found It the best thing had
ever used. half bottle gave full relief for the pres.
ent. The pationtis very anxious to have more. In
fact through the recommendations Of those who have
used IT. have had humorous calls for It: Please
send me a box OF your medicine, and will pay you
for the same.
P.S. You may make what use you please of this
letter, as have waited for sure and certain results
before writing you.
Mansvllc, s.. Lawrence CO., N. Y, May 81, 1856.
ERYsIPELAS OR SCRoFULA.
Mr.. Thomas Gould, of Aurora, N. Y, writes Nav
Sd 1885, that bis son. aged three years. has been su
fering for than year with an eruption, resem-
bling both Serofula and Eryslpeas, and after trying
all the popular medicines and different schoo Is of doc.
tos says that his was entirely cured with tiles
Of 'sBach's American Compound.n
FROM GEO. W. CRAY.
Gents;-I think your I" Bach g American Compound'
the most valuable of medicines. My>wife has been
cured by it of Derangemcnt of her Stomach, which
has afflicted her for years, and my daughter of an
farming CaBkered Mouth and Throat. My daughter
did notuse half bottle, which cured her entirely,
ANY of the above persons named, will answer any
questions as 10 our statements. .s
TO INVALIDS,
This Compound contains as a great healing element
a Compound Fluid Extract of Baach Drop or Cancer
Root, so long known to the Indian as never failing
cure for Scrofulas Consumption Hunors ofthe Blood
and for Chronic IDfamatton; and Is for tho first
time given to the public. tits secret preparation
as formulas are furnished to Physicians. We only
ask one trial. Our medicine stands upon its own
merits alone. 49,.
CAUTIoN.-Each bottle he .esfter will bear the fac
smile OFF " r. Coventry co, the large sale al
ready reached renders il impossible to give written
signature to each BOTTLE Intended. Buy Of re.
liable dealers. For sale by all dealers in medicine,
at per bottle, six bottles for s5 and at whole
sale by M Ward. Close r. Co.. New York,
p. v. R. COVENTRY & CO., Sole Proprietors,
Ravenna, Dec. /. Is55-6w. Auburn, N. ".
Agents for Ravenna, /. SWIFT, and A. BELDING.
General Agent, GAYLORD Il Co., Cleveland.
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N these rainy and muddy times, every far
l. mer ought to have India rubber over coat and
cap to fodder and milk n-Nicest thing in the world.
Come and see them. Wen sell them cheap: tTis not
the proitwe are after, we want to sell goods. Ours
is nimble sixpence, and we'll bet two to one that we
can beat any bOdy's slow shilling up hill and down.
Our Motto,-''7he pefare of the People as wsvs our
Decl5 B0STWlCK q BEATTY.
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A MBROTYPES.-Wi William B. Matthews
Ii takes great pleasure in announcing to the public
his now style Of pictures. They taken upon plato
glass; and surpass everything of the Kind before
offered to the public For soness of finish and grada-
ton oftone, they unrivaled and are permanent
as time, presenting every feature with surprising dis
inctness and beauty of deneation. No one should
all to have oneof these faithful ikenesses.
Rnyenna. Oct I6
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Land warrants.

The undersigned will open the business of dealing
IN Land Warrants; and via purchase any amount
which may be offered, and for which he will pay the
highest market price.
will be found at the Law o fice OF p. B CosANr,
Esq. NO. ., Phehix Block, at eny time in my ab.
- itft'' sss III. PAINTER. y
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GREAT CRY AND NO WOOL.
THE pHENJX ROOK STORE has III,

i vanity to think that the ''wnd - is now to be
out' of the sails of veW Book Store Pretenders -
How is II to be done? Simply by appending list of
this ''fast young MANI sells at tre more than our
former prices, which and are at lower
figure than any other establishments in the county.
We think the popularity" of the proprieors of the
Pheuix Book store'' wholly inadequate to accomplish
their object Our rents, fuel, clerk hire and other
cdenta expenses not increased in consequence of
the Book and Stationary business.
We therefore compete with any establishment of
the kind In Portage county. Our circumstances are
such that VIC sail very quietly and safely with but
little ''wind We neither fear deep waters or sand
bars.
Then, Come one, Come all, and be convinced that
although you divide 'hImbug' that is 'thuInbug'
STILL and that the place get the article you want
little cheaper than any where else, is at
'tf-' HATcH's Book STORE.
October 81. 1855. Is in Rayenna.
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LATEST ARRIVAL YET?

Another stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS
MUCH larRer, and HdTwENTY.Twoan and ONE HALF
PER CENT CHEAPER We HAPPENEDto be In
astnes qlsps. 1Isis pRIfkps ksd n5aS .sa,nsS t hs
ID COED as onr neighbors and supposed to 70 far,
'tventuredto invest about TEN THO USAND DOL.
eaTHmenced rolling In, and we shall be ready to
sthe over 20 customers dbevt as fast as they are
cned, 1f we have only TO name the price, and they
int. g. PRENTlSs, n 1PEIEs. ~ CD. 4
P.s. * any OF our neighbors 10 Buy F0R
sayTivs4 5szsflx :~sssls-th 1slailthsm.
0LACK AND FANCY DRESS SILKS
very laras stock Just fse6ixsd mt sklliskhf
nv low ngnres. Some b6hstifnl pIn1d MIks ID %
a e73 sanfB. Catl nnd see fhen. lefIes.
ase.ts. PRENTfss. H0FKfNs = CO..
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cos NJ 0P 0 LIT IN
! RI ASSS0GEA3E 10 N
SE @ 0 ND Y A

Arrangements for the Second Annual Collection of
this and Popular Institution for the diffusion of
Literature and Art, have been made the most ex-
tensive scale.
Among the works already engaged is the far famed.
CSC ENoA CRUCIFIX,n
which originally cost Ten Thousand Dollars.
In forming the Now Collection, the diffusion ofwork 8
Of AMERICAN ART, and the encouragement of Ameri-
can genius have not been overlooked. Commissions
have been issued to many of the most distinguished
American Artists, who viii contribute some of their
finest productions. Among them are three Marble
Busts, executed by the greatest living Scuiptor.-HI
RAM POWERS,
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ROSTWICK g. BEATTY ON CORN
- "You that have corn to sell, prepare to sell it
uow."
We have large and airy ware house in which we
for good payY Please answer by bringing on tho
corn, nap15
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BACH
A NJ E r G A N
COMPOUND.
THE NEW VEGETABLE REMED

THE NEW VEGETABLE REMEDY.
STATE OF New ,oRK, Cayuga County, ss.
Que Of tho firm. of p. V. K. Coventry & Co., the
city OF Auburn, being duly sworn, says the following
certificates are genuine, and given by tho ce.
sous by whom they lurport to be signed.
Subscribed aud sw, m before me, H.T.COOK.
Justice ofthe Peace, Cayuga county.
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!, March IA, isss-se-tf JOHN GrLLrs.

IauwuA THE Subscriber has an excellent
Esss farm for sale, ~ miles south of Raven.
ma The are 140 acres, seventy acres each
side ofthe road, one goodfarm House and Barn,
well watered on each side OF the farm, good water
privilege unoccupied at Lock 9 on the canal. US a
TO purchase, enquire at the Store Of
y. n .Bostwick & Co., or0n the Farm. 8&
Raw ,nna, MarchI6, 1854. 4J6-U GEN RosrwIcE.
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PHENlK BOOK STORE ADV'S.
2. o1..N !. m E W- BOOKS. 4

i /, IN IL wv "a ID OOhh D. ~
SWANS NEW TREATISE for Justices
~ Of the Peace, constahles, &c. -, 5 -
AMY LEE; By the author of Our Parish.
JUNO CLIFFORD, a Tale by Lady.
J. LoNGFRLLoW's NEW POEM. s@
THR SONG or. HIAwATHA; By Henry wads-
worth Longfellow. iItt
KLosTERHRDf; by De Quincy, aaa-al =
Quincy. 40 30 =
.cATHARINR II. Of RUSSIA, and HER sUcCEs-
soRS, comprising incidents in Russian History 70 the
fall OF sevnstapol, BY Smucker,
4IADY,s ALMANAC FOR 1850. -trr a .aii
The Pretest gin Of the season. with an illuminated
thogaph Title, and twelve beautiful fuii page Illus.
traons Calenders for all sections of the and
Memoranda pages for every day 10 the year,
sIti III AN 7RLKGANT GIFT BOOK. ttlt u
The KNTcKERBocKKR GALLERY, contains forty eight
Portraits Steel, Of the best authors In the country.
Among them are Portraits OF Louis Gaylord Clarke
Editor OF the Knickerboeker Magazine, Washington
Irving, Bayard Taylor. William Cullen Bryant. John
g. Sage, Henry w Long'ellow, George ID Prentice, N
Willis, VIM II Seward, Park Benjamin, Geo Nor
ris, Oliver Wendell Holmes, etc. for sale at the
PHENIX BOOK STORE,
; NeV "a ..5 s No 6, Phenix Block.
WILLOW BASKETS--Splendid styles
w at low figures, at HATcH's New Bookstore.