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LOVER MISSISSIPPI.
Leaves on FRIDAY. 9Th inst. at 5 =. NJ
RE(.Jn. AR M r. MEFJJS VEJJJR

Leaves on p. lhst. u. NE :
~ REGULAR MEMPHIS THURS
pay Two Weeks packet steamer ss Peter Tel
Point Napoleon, Gaines Landing and Gasor's Land
ing Columbia Deer Creek. Greenvlie Argyle Landing Ken
lucky Bend Lake Washington. Point Worthngton Grand
Lake Princeton, Carolina Landing, Ashton Pitchers Point
skipwths Landing, Lake Providence and all intermediate
landings The superior and swift running passenger packet
PETER TELLoN. John Box master will leave as
above. For freight passage apply on board or to
n3 I. 4, SMITH. 4 4Tchoupionlas street.
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49, COAST PACKET STEAMER
I ~ualT. - ReJin nonna-To and from New Orleans,
~ UNITED STATES TKI., M, =
sdl4aiSt r. WEEKLY MAIL LINE g. -

Iss@aassS1 TO VlCkSBURG.,
ON TUESDAY alton THURSDAY'lON SATURDAY, al
p N. IS p n. bP. N.
The pagnife U The magnificent The magnificent q.
States Mail U s. mail packet States mail packet
princess, CsptnR. w. McRae n atchez. capt'n
Wilson, will leave Capt j. NJ. White, T. r. Leathers will
Donaidsonve will leave for Don leave for Donaldson
Plaquemine Baton jacksonville, Plaque le Plaquenine
Rouge Port mine Rouge Baton Rouge Port
Sara, Red Port Hudson Bayon Hudson, Bayou Sara
River Landing Fort Sara, Red River Red Kyer Landing,
Adams Nate T. Landing, Fort Adams Na;chez
Wserproof Rodney ANS Natchez Wa Waterproof Rodney
St. Joseph, terproof Rodney Saint Joseph Grand
Gulf Warrenton and St. Joseph, Grand n Warenton and
VicksbuTg ylGulf Warrenton Vicksourg every SA
TUESDAY, at bIMilikeu's b e and lTURDAY. at s o.
o'clock P. N. V!cksburg, La clock p. NJ
The INCEs Providence, Stacks The steamer NAT
yicks- Island and Skip HE connects
burg with the steam his Vicksburg with the
er e. s. AID, and every THURSDA Y steamer RANGER,
will take freight O'Clock p NJ and will take freight
all the landings on The r. W. Nc lfor all the landings
Yazoo river high connects at on rveras high
Greenwood. wi burg wi as Greenwood at high
st'mer Ranger. tax water rates.
ling fr' 'ghtfor all land
tngs fazoo river
AS highup as Green
lwcod
The above mentioned splendid packets will leave
their regular without fail appointed. AL
business to their will be promptly and faithfully
attended 10.
will not be responsible for any letter package
containing money jewey other valuabes unless regua
the freight paid; vauabes deposited with the cerl
by the passengers, contained in their baggage
For freight or passage apply on board. or to
CARROLL, PRITCHARD l. CO.,
Union Row. So Carondelet st.
ESQ g Z. 3. SMITH No. Tchoupitonia las st.
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RECORDER SrITH's CoURT.-Pat Mannon was ar
rssned yesterday charge Of stabbed
Of f s st. net Ts
prison to await the ne Campbell being at the
SS Arthur oSsi WIG salrsndered himself weanesday
SON or PERSONS nkno.n Having complaint
ay S man. upon less oorons testimony than there was
H. 9. Foster did appear the charges Of
and larceny preferred aanst him. could be
sds s party broke out OF
street, ysdnesday-James failing 10
Henry, slave M Jamson dismissed from The charge
Of stealing from Henry Raumbach there being no ev
Bots proved that he suspicious he
s1isssssu ;snss Sssa iks Mary
and NeNoon oraereS to pay So making hard
sns
PRISON for month They only portion % engaged
ss s ] Ss
Sn Ssa
Adam Wild sent before the Frs. District Court to
Jackso" Railroad depot recently. ~
John Mullen, arr.isnsa a charge Of having
fa 5sns
5 q snrea "e % Ys
Patrick McGnnn was arragned on charge OF having put
gious Street Case hxed for tomorrow V '''''
RECORDER FABRE's CouRr.-Francois Monte was
yesterday fined $40 for laying nnuaply hands Mary
sp6sSi is st Of beating
sent to prison to await examination.
IL.
very dead on Crcssman M street t.. ,.,.- a.,
Court ~ N for ssseg M gold watch his
neshborng IN default Of bail was sent ,t
prison
RECORDER SoLoMoN's CouRr--A Spanish saiIo
joe Domingo solse appeared Yesterday morning be
Js .s
neiEhborias Slassnhs ssoe Story WV ,ha
'a his t Witch s as
5 him At S N
up BY by 9e and asks Ike him to
VIZ b had been 5sSs psiseasT Wiisea Ewing hS
m ssans 6sp p fd 5 R a
the bed in the room and again LOCKED him in He vent
10 s the hs hsnG
III ass door @
rested brought into and prison. without rvileg
S as 70 the ~n msn had aided Mas
doubtless to kidnap soaire in der 10 send hin
Daniel and Louis Long held for examination
charge having attacked G. H. Tedger with deadly weapons
his house. with intent to kill and police Rouyer
charge of having ungallanty punched the head
Miss Nina Edwards.
e RECORDER ADAMS CoURT.--Joe Bradley, formerl
driver Iaay yesterday
the First District for carrying concealed weapon
powder burning kind Bal $3.50 For shooting the driv
Mway, the horsecar the other night he is yet
: amined.
Jacob Hersch before the District Court
striking boy named Charles F. Mceary on the head with
piece OF IRON injung HIM seriously sndsng
life The boy having recovered, Hesseh admitted TO b;
, ! of $500.
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OUAC HITA RIV E R.

Leaves with dispatch.
FOR OUACHITA r. Nv e II.
Trenton direct the fine fast s"pnnF T. 'igh, e draft "a
Frank Keeling, master will positively eays @ as above for M
intermediate landings the Onachita and Black rivers For
freight PASSAGE having passed apply
board j. 5. pAGAuD
Advertising Agent.
ef Bluff City will sign through bills of adng
with privilege Of reshppng the light draft
FOX Shippers rely on the Bluff City remaining in
the trsie during the entire season. o5
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Pr1ncipalitieA N ''1s '.,'sA : l''s''a -
France regrets this arrangement fearing that com.
plication may arise between Austria and Persia
DOMESTIC mTELLIaENCE. j
New York Election.
New York, Nov. 5-The Tribune thinks that the
Republicans are defeated by 600 TO 70 600 majority
in the State. and that the Democrats will have Z
majority in the House and the Republicans in the
the Senate. s,Ig 4, ,5.ss,f, 5ss. sss.5s;..
Maryland.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.-The American city ticket,
including Harris and Davis in the Third and Fourth
Districts, is elected In the Fifth District Kenkle,
Democrat, gains.
ss.- New Jersey. s5ii..
NEW YORK, Nov. 5-In New Jersey the Demo
Gratis have carried both branches OF the Legislature
by large majority.
55'8s Ohio Election.
CINCINNATI, Nov 5.-The official returns make
Chases plurality 1903. s8 s5's isss 5Y-y
a * Wisconsin. ..sy G @ ,7r
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 5.-The Daily Wisconsin says
that Randall is elected by 5000 majority, and that
there is Republican majority in both houses Of the
Legislature. -jss = e - ,g.s9
6 Domestic Markeu 5saf.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 5.-Cotton, Flour, Wheat and
| Corn are firm. Beef steady. Coffee l04 TO II. Lard
in kegs ls TO T. NJ Tallow q NJ Linsssd .. On S.
l5a. Red Wheat 80 to 90. Barley 55. Money easier.
| aa River Intelligence:
VIcKsBuRG, Nov. 5.-The Virginia passed down at
| 10 A. NJ, and the Anglo Saxon at P. NJ.
| NATcHEz, Nov. 5.-The Eclipse will arrive at New
Orleans at noon tomorrow, with over 1000 bales oi
cotton.
| Louisiana Intelligence. 8|
The Alexandra Democrat of Monday last says that
the weather during the past week had been clear and
cool, and the river was falling.
The Lake Providence Herald Of Saturday last has
the following paragraphs:
There have been several slight frosts seen in thi
| vicinity lately. The weather, for nearly month
past has at intervals been quite wintry rendering
fires and heavy clothing indispensable to comfort.
We learn that an alteration took place q few day
since at Ashton, in this parish, between Messrs. A
Witkowski, Kimball and Shropshire, during whicl
the former was shot in the head and dangerous,
wounded by the latter. Witkowski and kimbal ar
both merchants, we believe, at Ashton. Shropshr
is brother-inlaw to Kimball. .-4.t.- ~
The Caddo Gazette of the 31st ult says;
The weather has been quite disagreeable througl
the week. Rain on several days, cloudy and COO
The planters are having bad time of it for picking
Comparatively but little cotton is coming in.
The Mount Lebanan Baptist of the 29th ult says
The past week has been less favorable for gather
ing crops--cloudy most of the time, and raining fire.
uuently though not copiously till Tuesday morning
when it came down in earnest, and will materiall
contribute to keep navigation, as the rivers ar
already flush.
No frost to do any damage yet. Sweet potatoe
and cotton still maturing as rapidly as possible
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THE LAKE.

r. FALL AND WINTER ARRANGE
lmANl1S,E 1851 NENT [1S5S.
For Vaudeville, Lewishnrg Nadsonville and
Covington-The substantial running lake
Virginia Pearl, Ghas N: Dowd, master, will leave as
follows, from and after MONDAY, the 18th October:
From PontchRrtrsin Rairoad.l From Covington.
TUESDAY 10 AN. carr MONDAY 6 A. N.
THURSDAY. 10 AN. carr rsiWEDNESDAY. 6 A. N.
SATURDAY,. 10 M. cars 6 N.
Passage 81. Meals 30
For further particulars, apply on board, or to
p. II. BR1NTON & CO., Agents,
olD II IL Canal street.
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

viii leave on SATURDAY. the 7th inst at 5PA
-. FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO AND ALL
inermediae andings.Ths fsst INNING and M ss
MOrrisOn, j. N. Bonger, master, Austin R. Mosre clerk,
will above. For freight apply on board
M j. S. "AGAUD, Advertising Agent.
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: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

400 900 feet II and II dressed Florida yellow fiae
f''V'' FLOORING, tongued and gr99vea v.,onr Pima
,sn ono feet K and III wide dressed Forlaa ieho" 'he
i'''oe' FjlCORINi, topgued and grooyed p. rpr1 .
-''''' ING tongued and grooyed r crr1 JNc
o am fost " vide dressed orida Yellow Pne eEla>''
ioo''' " to,sued and grooved. p.p,oop
m ooo feet IL narrow dressed Florida Yellow Pine FLOUR
~~0''0 ing square edged.
nm coo fast t5 5a,essed TIER BOARDS. - ;,.t
~ feet rough Yellow Pine LU eonsns nS. t o 'ns
s, sssoed Cypress Lumber, Lsths and Shingles
<-'''9o0 'S -ALSC-
,u Doo,s Blindg Mouldpgs, etc., etc.
For saie at ihe lo"ea' Na' AN' SIMPSON DORR,
ers, by New Basin.
$3.50 1y
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FOR MOBiLE-DAILY q. 8 MAIL
& EEh4s1AA-=S LINE-wnter Arraneement.-'The splendid
HGlkzaaa low pressure packet steamers California.
": H. Hutchings, master and Oregon, L. Myers, master,
built expressly FOR the Lake trade with superior accommoda
of the above will leave the Ponchartran
Railroad DAILY the arrival the Lake of the O'Clock
NJ train of Weather and permitting, the Mail
boats for Mobile TUESDAYS Will st Pascagoula Re-
turning will stop MONDAYS and iURSDAYS at Pasca-
goula Pass Christian and Bay ST. Louis.
Iamn 10 fascagoula w
Itck 10
NJ r. GEDDES. Agent 10 Bank Place.
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-, LAKE SHOR K PA OK Il T
e-4Af-SSTEAMER Creole-Winter Arrangements
For Ocean Springs and intermediate landings
The and splendid low pressure packet OR
Lewis Nelson, MASTER built expressly for this trade with
superior wleave the Pontcharair Railroad
on the arrival at the Lake OF the cars, as foows.
From New Orleans. From Ocean Springs.
TUESDAY, ..,.... A. M cars SUNDAY EVENING.
THURSDAY. IA. M cars WEDNESDAY EVENING
SATURDAY......4 P NJ cars. FRIDAY MORNING.
The Creole will extend her trips Pascagoula Saturdays
Cabin Fare 20 Bay St. Louis and Pass Christian 81 so
Children and Servants. ............... so
1
Cabin Fare to Mississippi City, Biloxi and Ocean
Springs. W
Children and Servants Observation-Disclosures. rs
Deck. so
Cabin Fare to Pascagorla Observation-Disclosures. 40
Children and servants. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Deck. ................ IS
R. GEDDES. Agent, 10 Bank Place.
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" ANTE Ed.

w a NTED-A GOOD SHIP OR BARK TO
sM load in Dispatch Line for Boston, cargo ready and
1@Ns esPssM !. MACKINpER Co. 81 Gravier St
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a1 = regularly during the winter season between New
Orleans and stopping all the land
ngs on the Coast attending the Of the steamer
B. T. Clark ALSO taking freight for Bayeu st the
usual New Orleans every Saturday at O'clock
A. NJ, and Donaldsonvie, every Wednesday, a: A. NJ
The light dranght steamer CITY Of Klosye coSnee
down far Lockport-
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5SS- FOR BOSTON regular Line b
SAy Stone master having most OF her cargo engaged
dspatch For balance OF freight or passage, apply
an hoard Post "a, First District. or % ~, a., r-..
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ives every SATURDAY. at tloA.k.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at 10 O'Clock A. ".
. REGULAR SATURDAY MORN

I@N04St1 Ing Packet or Veksburg|The steamer H. W.
for vieksbarg arrenton New Carthage Grand Gulf 81 Jo.
Rouge Plaquemine Donalsonvie and the Coast
above For freight or passage, apply on board or 70
N BPar,cnar attention given to Plantation business
Yazoo freight taken high water rates with the
a resbippiue. -. sel6 If
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s. c. Herring ~ Co.'s Patent Champion Safes.

8. G. Herring IL Co.'s Patent Champion Safes.
TINHE subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
finding public bestowing their patron
exhibit all
have enlarged their depot by opening extensive
and Broadway 2bl Murray street
posie Hall This enlargement OF warehouse with the
enlargement Of their factory will enable the subscr
stock OF lre and burglar
proof than other establishment in the world Particular at
families to match
with furniture for the security u pIate and jewery
4
win keen ON money vault
doors ana Halls patent powder proof locks for banks
or store patent bank cygers
patent lock without key.
G. HERRING x Co.
1875, 137, and l3o Water street, and
No 25l Broadway, Murray ST. New York
n. C0YLE & Co. Agents
Washington, d. G.
b. W. KNOWLES, Agent
May 26-ly Richmond, Virginia
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
Georgetown, ID. C..

TTNHlS large boarding and day school for young
Il ladies 50 long and fayoaby known conducted by Miss
English, under the direction o Miss NJ Tarovc principal
assisted by corps and experienced teachers
department Of learning
Members ofCgrcs whose duties call Washing
ton place their daughters wards here under their
vision have been accustomed dobc graduates this
seminary representing nearly every State the Union
For particulars address N. j. NARROWER,
Principal Of the Georgetown Female seminary,
Sep l2-eou Georgetown, ID. C.
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Letter writing and Copying.

DERS0NS WANTING LETTERS WRITTEN ON
IL business, friendship confidential affairs
promptly and neatly executed also copying attended
spach at The ohce Of - -
v. BROWN,
Notary Public, &c, of 9TH and
BAL business this ohce kept strictly confidential
oct 3-2sw3m [In,eil
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We the card Of VIM Grandn csq, who Is
eomns the oommis
sioner o Claims Colonel Grsndn thor
oushy departments At
Washington and The practice of the United States Court Of Claims
(Nee Tak Daily Nrs
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Mutual Life Insurance Company Of New York.

Mutual Lie Insurance. Company Oh NeW HUTk'
Trinity BwtIdino III Brcadseay
FIyHE assets Of this company amount to nearly POUR
entirely cash, Of which hree ms
lion sir HUNDRED bond and mortgage
and STATE Of New York valued at n M
lions Of dollars.
profits already amounting miHson sz hsnded
dollars the property Of the policy holders
TERMS
application and pamphlets giving every nation sup
piled on applying the agents
FREDK s. WINSTON President
ISAAC ABBATT, Secretary.
SHEPPARD HONANs, Actuary,
MNTURN Poer NJ d., Medical Examiner
May 2s-1y+
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The of VIII be upon books unss tina
payment % the ssbseliIsiss bo 80 n anee.
DAnt subscribers money
viii be assumed by ourselves IN euaam
COUNTRY PAPER nbshd nlweckIy during ,hs sessions
congress, aud semi weekly dsrtng the
Subscriptions s year vii
prorortoaed ths above annual rates.
ss-P0SfslASTEIs authorized agents BY
sending subscribers enclosed
WEEKLY subscribers, with s2S enclosed viii be entitled
gruI.
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UNITED STATES MAIL.

FLORIDA.
DErARTsxST, Sept 30 1857.
DROPOSAIS for carrying the mails of the Uni
Ted states from M ~ 1857 S s0 % June sss on the
specified Of
vemSsr 1851, 70 be decided ou tho following DAY
's' From ssss n ias M s fs & ss =
three times week, in four horse coaches
fany and schedule q derarsares and arrivals
sss ro com s s ne florida railroad. By
New River and ST. Louis 10 NewnansvHlc, IS miles and
bidders a schedule @ q and arrivals
m Fa aks ss @ M h lime ie Ss Florida %
Mddleburg IS miles aud back, twice week in twohorss
Bidders win schedule Of departures and arrivals
making close connections with the ana rais.
January H. 1885, pamphlet FORM at the principal
Oct s-1aw4w Postmaster General.
Marble Manufactures, Tombs, Statuettes, Etc.
TIME SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites the atten-
Il ton Of the public to his large and elegant stock OF
MARBLES, ToMBsToNFs, AND MONUMENTS.
establishment street north between Twelfth and thirteenth
marbles and other description Of stone
MARBLE NANTEIs OF THE LATEST STYLES,
OF his manufacture, and of superior quality.
YORK FI-AGGING, &c.
In fact everything required the marble busi
He deems particular DESCRIPTION o bis stock but cor
daily his yard where judge for him
self
articles he has number OF
beautifully wrought sttue suitable for either the tomb or the
fancy he will manufacture order such be desed
facilities and strict attention business
he hopes TO meet the expectations q his patrons
WILLIAM RUTHERFORD,
NORTH between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
Sep 3-d6m
New Agricultural and Machine warehouse,
55s Seventh street. south Of Psnasunia apeue, qYosis Centre
Market
AGRICULTURAL. MACHINERY, FIELD AND GARDEN
sEEIS, FERTILIZERS &c.
rTNIIE undersigned is prepared to furnish the
mentioned and all articles pertaining TO se agricultural
market having returned from
through the northern and New England States where he has visited
has taken selecting choice
machinery all descriptions M has made
all times receipt important Improve
in the agricultural line Another
poant this that the proprietor
marhnist with q twelve years
knowledge u this business all
therefore feels justified in saying that he
house in this country. M ~ i
Machinery descriptions repaired the shortest notice and
1 the reasonable terms
With the experience facilities conducting tins bust
ncss (which importantly respectfully the
farming community and public generally shall always b. his
object 10 please.
l SIS 7th ST., six doors south Of Penn
Sept 22-3,eod opposite Centre Market
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washington Insurance Company.
CHARTERED BY CONGRESS.
Capital $500 600
TTNHIS Company is now prepared to receive appli-
buildings, merchandise, &c, at the
rates without policy, their Office
nh aud Penn the Washington City Savings
Bank
Vim. y. Bayly, Samuel Bacon,
Bryan, James y. Halliday,
Vim. 0rme, Hudson Taylor,
Francis Mohun n. W. Gait,
JAMES c. MCGUIRE, President
@. D. HANSON, Secretary.
May 29-d1y
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Banking House
swEESY, mrrESnousr, FAINT, q Co

swEENy RITTFNHousE, FaNr, GO.
WYE win open gold, currency, and Virginia ac.
wv dpors and credit the difference between gold
These drawing virginia or currency viii marx Their
checks accordingly
Those depoeitng specie will be paid In gold silver
hope regular bank notes
as as home currency, usual
swEESy, MrrENHousE, FAINT Co,
Sep so--4flm BAnkers.r
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INSTRUCTIONS.


Conaiaiag conditions inoororded the
the department may deem proper.
Seven minutes allowed each intermediate Office when
otherwise specified for asserting the mails.
Railroad and steamboat
deliver into, Offices
their and all
rods from station landing Proposals
performance Of all tho side soryicehat is for offices eighty
rods station landing
No will be made for not performed
omissions, satisfactorily explained three pay trip
deducted For arrivals far behind
with depending m and sufficiently
compensation for the trip Deduction
will also be ordered for grade OF performance inferior
ned Ia the contract For repeated denqucnc o
specified enlarged penalties proporoned tho
the importance Of the mail be made.
For leaving behind throwing OF the mails,
them for the admission OF for being
intelligence
quarters pay may be deducted.
win be imposed, unless the delinquency promptly
satisfactorily explained by certificates o
of other credible persons failing arrive
lowing either 10 the unsubness o the place
carrying W ~ be wet injured destroyed robbed
sng demand convey the mail frequently
concerned running coach
q route
General may annu the repeated
sgeeaby for violating The
dsobeyng Of the department. for refusing discharge
Postmaster General running
express aforesaid transporting persons packages convey
nathalie matter Of the mail
order a
therefor the
change schedules departures and arrivals all
particularly them conform xons with raroads
Of pay provided se pnng ume be not abridged He
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CoUvENIRS OF TRAVEL; by Madame lie Vert.
~ vols. Price o.
Theological Lectures by Rev Robert Taylor Price
81 3s
The operate Album; by Ives,ir. T5 cents.
Harper's Mage October. rs eents.
Five eaeways q knowledge; by George wilson, D.
Sep "A fAaNck TAYLOR
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WEST JERSEY ACADEMY,
BRIDGEToN, NEW JERSEY
DAVID THOMSON, A. NJ, Principal.
TIME fall and winter session Of this institution will
IL commence on Wednesday, November 4h, 1857.
For circulars address the Principal.
Rev. O. D. JONES, n D., Bridrcton, NJ
Hon wM BiGiER, U. g. senator Ccar6eld, Pa
Hon TflE0 FREIINGHUYSfN, Ii. D. New Brunswick y. j.
Rev JAMES WOOD, d. d., Philadelphia Pa
Sept 1a--w6wt
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American Gothic and Brass- Foil Roofing.
INVENTED BY EUGENIo IIsnIIA, ARCHITECT NJ s. b. A, 4s
nESIGNS made for concrete churches, villas, cot
IL ages, and buildings Once 6ohica, Capfaqsa
Westche-ter county New York.
June 1z--du
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5 D.. mos H. soErL
JONES a NOELL,
Attorneys Ldc.
DUBUQUE, IOWA,
WILL attend faithfully and punctually to any
wv line Of their profession committed to them
Collections Illinois Wisconsin, and Minnesota Territory
and proceeds promptly remt,ed
S Mssars rn'Pa Ps,o Naarsc user Washington city,
Hon Revcrdy Johnson, Baltimore, Maryland.
Hos1 Iphn 4 DIX, New York city
Sop 2-m