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Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-02-26
S P 0 Q II S.

Batter knives. britannia lamps. sealing WAX, coab
links, toy smoothing irons. gan caps, coral. am
Der; jet, glass, satin. buglc aid wax beads, chi
m. link, and wooden toy dishes, tn. willow and
indian rubb: r~attlea: Match b .xes,. india rubber
dolls and dbl head, cigar cases, tcb1cco and
snuff boxes, SIN glasses, crochett heedles. peck
ct yard sticks, $paying needles, dutch pipes,
small fancy scented baskets, slate PENCILS, terra
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-02-26

rea-It costs more to send an ounce
of paper to Europe than it does a barrel
Of flour,
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-02-26
nc
AMERICAN LEVER,

These watches are made ''out and OUT in Anne
ricl, aud each watch is accompanied with a
guarantee from the Manufa cturer. We have sold
Il number ~ both town and cOuuty, and none as
n class have proved So nearly perfect. Among
our Light Day. Twenty Four and Alarm
SE e. CD * N1l g.
may be found ,esfFrerfo- +, rd ~ n~Forss-wcc
Wag,' "Washingtoni' aud various other STYLES
OF Pearl Tu;aid Rosewood and Mahogany Cases.
Cameo; Gold Stone, mosaic, corneiian, mo Irn-
ing. pearl, emerald. girnet. tarkoisc, Jet ard
cluster, set breast pins, ear and finger rings
gold, coral, let, bone and hair wristIet>. gold
pens and. silver holders. guard. fob AID vest
chains, shirt studs, ladies gold neck chains,
tooth picks. gard hooks, gold, silver and wood.
en- pencils: ladies and gents shawl pins. willow
and leather work baskets, fancy glass and wood
boxes. toy watches. gold and let CROSSES.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-02-26

MA celebrated lady once said OF a cens0ri
aus neigh51r, "IIiS mruth expenses him moth
ing. fnT he always opens il n. he cost o others
| " iSh tlatSo2le day he would bite his tongue,
for then he would poison himself"
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-02-26

HosTErTER's BIrTERs.-Dyspeptics,
if you would be well, try a bottle of
Hostetter's Bittcrs. 1t acts like a
charm in giving a healthy tone to the
digestive organs and in strengthening
the nervous system. Especially is its
utility as a tonic and a preventative of
langor of the highest value, when the
whole ervou and muscular system re-
lakes and effects a condition which per-
m;ts the approach of disease. There is
not a single instance known of its fail
ure to do good whore it has been used
according to directions. Try it. For
sale by druggists generally.
Feb. 12,-4t.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-02-26

GrThere sre froG fifty to eighty thousand
unfortunate fem.les in London, anil perhaps
a dozen aSyiumS for that class, capable of
holding ffl"en hundred or sixteen hundred
inmates. Tens Of Thousands Of these nutcaSis
are as mach III want OF Christian instruction
as the heathen.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-02-26

NF0LASSES, all kinds and the most superior
M quality, now in store and offered to the
puLlic at the GroccrvS soc of
L&N!JFS BLOOMFIELD.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-02-26
FOOR EEBE!

We havcf T. sale several Houses and Lots in
Eaton . also, several valuable Farms in Probe
county, all Of which will be disposed of on favor
Il bic terms. Call soon.
Jams 4w WI. & J. y. GILMORE.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-02-26
COME AND SEE
J. CEIAEIBER3'

Large assortment of Clocks, Watches, Jerelry.
and FANcr Coos. Among our gold and silver.
Magic, Duplex, Cylcnder. Escape. mt, EngI IS l.,
Dutch, FRENCH, "nd Swiss Watches, will lie
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-02-26

SAMUEL TEcCEAiS
OIiD respectfully lnror 4: Il Is friends and
the rest Q: mankind" Tia lie has now
completely renovated and ref .rDIShed the above
establishment. and is prepared with the aid of q
splendid Sky-l4ight. to take u the very highcs-
style Of the art, those bciuti II pictures upon fire
plate glass, known as
AIlBA
y picture in many resi- Get, superior TO the Da-
giierreCtyPe from tEC fact that it is void of nc
tal!ic glare and can be seen in any light.
All who wish To procure a really fine picture
are assured q. being able to do SO by calling as
above. ficta"cS taken at all hours il TIE dav.
and III all kinds of weather.
* Instructions given and Apparatus fur
niShed to those wishing 10 engage IL Ike business
Elton, Dec II, 1885.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-02-26
SEEEEF EEUSiC.

boxes. tan.b Iurires, clarionettcs, flutes. flies.
lagcolcts, ficcaioes. french and jews harps,
tanning forks, preaePtors, strings and nuts, Clock
AMI Watch materials f all kinds constant ' on
hand. j. CHAMBERS.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-02-26
Executives Notice,

Executives Notice.
n OFFICE is hereby given that the under
N signed has been duly appointed and quail
flied as Execut:ix Of The last will anu Tesla
ment Of John Lock, ST., late ofPIeble County
Ohio, decd.
ELIZABETH LOCK.
Jan. 22--3w.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-02-26

TgcEE.AIN

IL ttc 0I,3 stand or 1Hlin street in Thereon fer.
Men.J c-c.:a:eI BY S.ret!on.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-02-26

Toy knives and forks, CARRIERS, c~o,ogue, hair oil.
essences, extracts. curtain blnds and knobs.
ready reference files, binkes wallets. money
belts. razor stropS, salt spoones. sugar tIngs.
casters. button hole scissors. tweezers, lamp
scissors. steel pens, speck cases, tooth, hat, hair
and nail oru 'les. common pins, pocket books,
and porte monnaies. shaving boxes, soap strops,
compHsses, w@tca-chlins. keys, toys. balls,
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-02-26
CHINA VASES,

French 'itnoGrarhic prints. gilt moulding. thin
b'cs, telescopes. spy glasses, key-rings, spccta-
clcs. g'gsles, ~pazaling rings, envelopes. fotolear
and c numerical Eo;e paper, pudding maps. pop
guns, fishing rods, reels, lines, hooks, candle
; sticks, shutters, tapers, hair brushes. pocket, puff
side neck. fine and tack combs, shirt buttons.
walters, seals genuine barlowes, Horse. leams,
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-02-26
LANEUS \ Ed BIG OMFIELD,
Wholesale and Retail GrOccrs,

ne we call the special attention of II hose
L who are londot good Tea to our supply. We
DO not hesitate 10 recommend them
LANJUS & BLOOMFIELD.
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ont the stons and procure the scows The expedonis
fy satisfied themselves that good sloop navigation could
be opened TO the quarres by very little we-mansged
dredging.
The operations of the corn exchange to-day have beer
a. follows Flour 1859 barrels Valley brand, S. 75; wheat
moor red 81 to 81 Isl poor white 81 20 to 81 s7 good
white 81 AS. White corn SO cents Rye 50 cents. Mar
kets very dull, and prices declining.
The arrivals Of fish are gradually increasing Shad
soa to-day from $l2 so to $l3 So Herring $2 think
that distant dealers may depend upon getting supplies
within these prices
The arrivals per river since my last have been as follows
The shooner Embark Captain Donoho arrived from Phila
dspha last night with assorted cargo OF merchandise
and proceeded to Georgetown to-day The schooner Luz
ere,a Captain Martin, arrived to-day from Machodock
loaded with shell corn 10 bulk for Shinn, Robinson
Payne and Perry
The steamer Columbia, Captain Harper arrived yesier
ds from Baltimore with assorted cargo and has been
unloading to-day at the steammill wharf
The schooner Ring Dove Captain Palmer, sailed for
philadelphia to-day loaded with coal and empty barrels
The only arrival per canal my last the John
q Smart Capt Connolly, to-day from Edwards Ferry
loaded with family -four from Big Spring mills, Loudon
county for Daniel +. Hooe.
Contractor Roche's masonic force now engaged IN
constructing stone bridge in the intersection of Water
ana Pendleton streets for the passage Of the Alexandria
Iudou aud Hampshire railroad ae line of the former
aver tho waste of the canal coming in on the line
a. the latter His other forces at this point are still as v
" engaged grading tie depot grounds The operations
IL ibis contract appear be going like clock work un
M the management OF the attentive and energetic super
intsndent Mr.. w. ii. Shirley. vlRGlNluS
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ter LEI 90 theeour where the prnercoad gei
his due The committee appointed without power TO
summon witnesses and therefore, not able to make
thorough inquiry.
Mr. Lloyd stated that he wiling If there errors,
to make a deduction
Mr. Albert said they all willing to do this and the
only way was 10 let the matter 60 to the courts
The question then taken and the bill did not pass
(twohirds not voting in favor thereof TO- nays 81
as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Bayne, Bohlsyer, Gordon Hutchinson,
knight Lloyd, Towles, Walker, and Watterston-lO
Nays-Messrs Albert Edmonston Fisher Jefferson Ken
nedy, McCutchen, Orme, and Turton-a.
Mr. Lloyd then moved that the further consideration Of
the subject be postponed which being lostyeas6
1.-The offered The following resolution, which agreed
to-yess IL, nays @:
Resolosd That select committee OF three be appoint
ed for the purpose of ascerainng what typographical
errors il any have been made in the advertisement
the tax list for 1855 and 1856
Messrs Lloyd, McCutchen and Jefferson were appoint
ed said committee.
The bill authorizing the mayor to the sewers o.
the city to be cleaned out and making appropriation
therefor was again taken up, read third time and
passed; shortly after which the board adjourned.
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OPTICAL.

TREAsuRr DEp4RTsEsT,
March ~, 1851.
Notice hereby given holders Of stock The loans OF the Uni
ted that this department viii purchase until The ls
day Of June unless the 900 shall BE- previously
Obtained and will In addition accrued from The
dividend together
additional interest for the money vendor
following OF premium said siocks
For tue stock Of 1912, premium OF 10 per
is47 and 1885, premium Of per
1850 commonly called Texas Indemnity Stock
premium OF per
department. under
tee, be assigned United siss by The duly entitled
o receive the proceeds.
Payment for the stocks assigned and transmitted will be made
The Treasurer Boston, New York Pha
dephia the option OF the parties entitled receive the
which should In the the certih
Gates. HOWELL COBB,
Mar l3-dtlstIuneif Secretary of the Treasury.
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Local NEW $.

CLOSE or THE FAm-The third exhibition Of the Metro,
poan Mechanics Exhibition was closed evening
due form At early hour the building filled with
large audience closely packed in front Of the speakers
stand that circulation was next to impossible On every
hand the trophies Of home-labor bearing proud tes
mony the inventive genius Of people, and conribu-
ting to the effect of this farewell ovation the industrial
trumphs Of the And it pleasing recognise
among the SPECTATOR the artisans and The
brghtcyed needle-wom whose perssverng skill had SO
noby contributed to the saccess of the exposition.
W. W. Corcoran esq, president of the institute presided
and of his associates in the government on the
platform Hon Stephen A. Douglas the eloquent senator
from Illinois was to have delivered the closing address
and was with manifest regret that the audience listened
apology for His nonappearsnce from Mr. Bradley the
first vice president bronchial affection, Mr.. Bradley
said rendered IL impossible for Judge Douglas leave his
house. especially speak in such building before large
audience. Meanwhile committee had been sent to
list Mayor Msgruder IL possible, to act substitute
But the committee returned without the mayor and Mr.
Bradley himself forced to say few words which he
did with his wonted eloquence Mr. Walters another Of
the vice presidents then read the awards Of medals and
diplomas which were listened to with attention by many
while others sroled through the building, to take fare
well look at the various objects OF interest.
To-day and this evening the fair will be KEEP, open for the
benefit OF the band which has dsconrsed better music than
our citizens often hear and should profitable ben
e6tp
The MYSTERIOUS KsDrMc--The following paragraph
which extract from the New London Connecticu STAR
but sample Of many similar articles which we find copied
In exchanges. II the "drsinsa at the National Hotel
have been the cAuse of this widespread and mysterious
Illness they should be attended to without delay
most Of the public drains and appear to need clean
sng sadly IL may judge Of their condition by the eu-
via which they emit But Il there the slightest reason to
believe that poison has been the Of all this whether
administered directly through dead ras II should be
known without delay for the boneft OF those who s su
FIR liberal reward for conclusive information might
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Cypress Sprngs Hays county Texas. Mr. c. states that
corn well in his part Of Texas and Is either drilled
10 four four and half apart and ste
checked OF and planted four four and hall feet
each way but be planted deep say from four TO
inches Those who make the best crops break up the
eight ten inches deep in the fall and plant from tbs
TO the last Of February in deep furrow cover with
double plough turning back the frrow thrown out and
sometimes throwing furrow from the other side upon
the row. Two stalks to the hill, when planted and
covered in this way, win produce in good from
thirty to sixty bushels per The general price has
been half dollar per bushel but ii has been increased
dollar owing the short crop gathered last year. No
wheat except variety Of spring wheat had been sown In
his part of the State until last fall when variety of fall
what was obtained and limited extent This lat
ter kind promises abundant crop.
The California Horticultural SoeietyA highly interest
ing letter has been received by the Agricultural Division
of the Patent Office from the secretary of this society
Mr. 0. G. Wheeler Mr.. W. states that the society has
large field to explore embracing every variety of eli
mate from semi-tropicnl to perpetual snow that the
richness of their soil is not surpassed by that of their
mnes and that the science and the experience of the
societys membership are equal to both. They claim
relands enthusiasm Englands learning, Scoands cal
culaton Gsmany perseverance, French ardor Swiss in
tegty, and Australian research all mingling with and
drinking Yankee enterprise to such degree that they
may surely hope for most prosperous future BY the
year 1903 tue Wer hopes 10 see goOu agricultural ana
horticultural library and cabinet and horti
cultural Journal permanently established. 1t is contem-
plated to establish the journal the necessary
rangements can be made.
The Aanlfactu Of Wine in Indiaso-The secretary Of
the vanderburgh Horticultural Society, located Evans
vlle Indiana writes to the Commissioner OF Patents that
the fruit and vines in that quarter yet unnured
except in very few localities and that it is estimated that
from three to four hundred barrels Of wine will DO made
in that county vanderburgh) during the present year.
The cultivation Of the vine he says is fast extending
among the Germans, large numbers Of whom settling
in that neighborhood.
DEPARTMENT.
Resignation Of Army OFcer.-The resignation Of
Second Lieutenant Ralph Absrcrombie sixth infantry has
been accepted by the President to take effect May 81 1857
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Nsw Post O0fces-The following post offices have
been established for which tho following gentlemen have
been appointed postmAsters
Amboy, Ashtabula county Ohio; Festus F. Bgelow,
postmaster
Symmes's Run, Lawrence county, Ohio; Andrew P.
kanuse, postmaster.
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PROPOSALS FOR BINDING.


March 2sd, 1857.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the Secretary Of tho
Senate until IL O'Clock Monday March
binding the Congressional Globe Appendix
sion OF the Thryfouh Congress
ordered The
with the sample TO be seen at the seceias once
No. IS binders' boards covered with marble
price for binding include paper aIl
The binding Secretary
the such "a be employ In the work
and volumes bound
will be required rabnd them without additional charge
will be rebound hs the secrstaj n
be rebound will
them. The Globe and Appendix will be vou,nes
about and the other Of about 500 They
vered within ree months after they received nom pub
Isher The volumes will be paid they delivered.
II the lowest proposed should be moro
persons work will be divided equally Them pro-
other Satisfactory
amount Of tho contract win be required for it, faithful
No will be received
al made him with Secretary the Senate
nom who, bidder former proposal WINS en-
titled contract, but failed
not actually engaged in the business Of binding
March 2i-dt30th
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MY LAST CRUISE. or Whore Went ana what
III being Isjand Inc
coas, ri Chns Fovosa, Japan, Kasaka, Siberia the
mouth u the AMOR rivers by A. W. nbcrsham, lieutenant
United Hes navy, and the North x
porns e1pedition Price 20 q, copioasy illustrated.
Tabes by John Torrey in tina
Philadelphia Bank. Price 81. = -
Arctic Adventures Land the earliest dates 10
The expeditions In Sir franklin edited nv
Epss SARGENT with numerous and usra,ons Price
Jvst published, and Tor sale nj TAYLOR MAURYS
March 81 Bookstore, oh street,
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DIEn.

nIlSn,
On Thursday 95h instant, residence or JANIS L.
in JenrsoB county Virginia. Lillian youngest daush
ter q B z and q H. WAsslssros Of California; aged months
A. enz near Tho city Of Fond d Lac Wisconsin on thu "a
Instant after few days Illness, Mrs. ABBY L. TALMADCE
wife OF the Hon. ~ r. TALLNApaR, aged SIS years. &,
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Important from Nicaragua.

= y
Kelly. Riley has parents living in New York.
Important from Nicaragua.
New YoaK, March 3O--Pryats intelligence from Central
America, by the Illinois, that conference of CON-
mssioners from Nicaragua, Costa Rics Guatemala Hondu
and San Salvador 10 sitting at San Miguel
atng for the partition and annexation of Nicaragua
the other States above named The proposition for this
rAngsment from Nicaragua.
Terrible Railroad Accident
PITTsauRo, March 27.The East Liberty accom- alton
train the Pennsylvania railroad this afternoon while
rounding Dennys station, about mile east Of
Psburg, off the track The locomotive was thrown
down embankment about fifty feet turning over and ex
plodng with great nose The tender and
carried down the embankmen distances but
the coupling checking their impetus they did turn
There hundred on the train but
of them injured seriously excepting young man
named Valentine employed the train, who had one Of hi.
legs horribly shattered The complete wreck
and the tender and In little better condition
The accident is attributed to defective rail.
The Steam Frigate Aerrnac.
Bosros, March so.The steam frigste Merrimsc, from
New York, arrived here to-day.
Markets.
New YoRK March sop. m. --Cotton is frm-sales O.
5000 bales Orleans mddng, l4A cents; Upands mid
ding, cents Flour heavysales of TO- 900 bb State
IS 65 IS 70a decline of 10 since Saturday Ohio
$5 95 SO IS southern, SO IL Sc 45a decline of II
Wheat is rmsaIes Of 5000 bushels southern red
Of 900 bushels southern white 60 cents Pork is low
mess $40 80 prime has advanced to $40 So Beef ID
repacked SIG rs. Lard firm at l4S
l4s cents In bbls. Coffee is quetrecelpts for the week
900 bagsaes OF the week, 5000 bagsRio 10 III cents
Sugar has advanced Havana, lot cents Cuba 4 cents
Molaes quiet rs 76 Orleans Spirits urpen
tine Is firm at 46L cents Resin dull at 81 10 ST. H.
Rice Ia quiet at4 a AZ cents.
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE-
RIES OF MARYLAND.

The following the drawn the Maryland Copso
datsd Lottery for thr benefit Of rokomoke River A
drawn March ~, 1857 s
70 Q IA 70 CA 81 % 10 SIS II AZ
following the Pa,apsco rns,u,s
Lottery class O. drawn March %, 1857
Al "a 80 8 20 rs IA 60 AZ 50
Q. n. MePHnt, Commissioner.
Mar Silt
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ny TELEGRAPH,

PHILADELPHrA, March 28.Wm. Kelly, the proprietor 0
disrepuabe den in Shppon street. killed laat night
Lawrence Riley, in consequence Of Reys wife living will
Kelly. Riley has parents living In New York.
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NEGRO girl, (slsve life sor sale Alexandria,
~ Virginia, by o. r. Bischioek suctinnce sssiafday fb
April. in iron, nsyos se, az ~ ceces, soend In
respect. light about
nse nsse, ard very She % Twelve
ssed Ia The For arsher particulars inquire
Ne. 18th PeDo-y w evenas
TENS OF one haf cash the balance IN Sosnd da{s,
satisfactorily tBdotsed bearing interest RON day Of SALE
Mach 2l-eod6ul-
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n ECKER's EARINA.--Ths following doeumeu, e.bbi,,
| vaIescent. - = $50 sOA
% "% ss spa q ne nudge: appointed examine me
Maryland Institute for OF Mechanic ARA
ss . e ard a sssa %
for me eonvsscen fom good hsaih The
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Inc commute mu
Gle for the following reasons
other .dmrsss article q diet for nvs
M a. combines a we various kinds which
having M possible advantage TopIoca the
with starch, the bread which seem 10
ali our wants howsys su ~ 10
a = p.ossI 70 starch dis. alone would
food The other coas.u
WIN e Issa.Isd y hs human ss%any q he
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Sans %sns1rs y ne ssi1ls
aas w asiaiaos q
wheat by seser !. a." mi sSsa
as @ s me e they
they think this firm deserves the thanks cooks premium
signed By LEWIS a. STEINER, M D.
GIDEON 3. SMITH, n. D.
Fahna jelly mouds and Turkish
sn e.. C a rose Gssln cactus. and
be had the cro,on Flour Mills, 80 Cherry
: / i q E Il 7
Hecker's Jelly,
cooked double boilers me fair Of the Metropolitan
up " Mr. wsavsr the saloon, with rich dressing
Ga1eh ss sss i''''' s'''A aEcKEs
CONSULTING EnGISEER.-The subscriber established
city Washington central point
f1snss' Z ne
He may consulted BY all appean
S s s 81 4,
ton either AT his ONCE The site Of the work
CHARLES ELLET, Jr.,
~ - : wa.hIipe,on, D. c. Wv" lna'nee''
March 9s-dn9w.f
EOH RENT-A and elegantly furnished house,
The occupancy Of The Brazilian legation 4 e.nns
water, and gas throughout the entire houe.
an s sn s ss s. s and
y occupied n ~ M,; sars.gss me French minister
March 7--dimir.f
RooKs FROM PARIS
y Rousseau, La Nouvelle Heose. vols,
,,l Do Les cons..ie1s vcls Illustrated =
G poSh. x Soy: Is To 3
10 so.lsssio e dsn ouv.sI % cents,
I.amar,ines Les coasdsnss. a ; % cents
George Sand. Valentine. 10
M DO La Petite Fadeite. 90
Dumas Fills, La Dame aux Camesas. 20
Baxac. lie pere Gorot % cen,s.
Do LIE Cousin Pons. cents.
And many other novels tales plays ac in pamphlet FORM I'm
March . FRANcK TAYLOR.
OpENISa OF srHIsa MlLLrNERY--oa russday,
some assortment Of .pas comprising sho. Neapo
crape lace tissue band and olher hats adapted to
the present and approaching season
March asd3 $40 Penn avenue between 9Th and 10Th su
BY J. G. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
frR MN rrrsr
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IFE OF GENERAL NAPIER, by Lieut. General
~ Napier volumes, London, 1857.
The Theory Of War By military history by Iissi
Colonel Mscdousni. i volume, London 1857.
ow Captas and Govern Gibraltar volume, Lcbop,
Military Engineering mpiemspts War bv r. Forrest
Wooiwfch. ivolume, London, lace, u.any engrnvnus.
New Univcal Dictionary 81 The Easlish feach, Italian and
German languages. volume, London, leSf.
Bor cnfneesng by Armstrnng volume, Lon.
don, 1851.
The Chemistry ~ Artificial Light volume, London iss5
rci,eeyer TIE bowpipe 1voIume, London, fe5S.
crabbes Technical Dictionary 9ccnces. vol
London.
Imported per lssi steamer BY
Mara FRAScK TAYLOR