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ATTENTION FARMERS!
TEE SUBSCRIBERS FOURTH ANIMAL
SALE on STOdaS.

WILL take place at his Farm; miles Below
w Now Castle, Delaware, OF
Thursday, the III dag Of March,
Where he viii sal, lie following valu bic Stock.
10 head of Horses suitable for farm or road. two
of them mares with toai, also two year old Colts
2 ycarirg Colts clsn, pair Of good mules broke
to all kinds nfwork
Twenty Eve yoke Of Oxen the most of tn EN- we'll
broken aid we'll matched being beautiful reds and
we'll calculated to please any iariIe. who prizes
that most useful of all animals
Twenty Western feeding steers, 80 Cows ard
hciiers some with calves at their SIDE others
srrinGiug, Durhams, DevonS and con, non stock
bulls, OF them Du-hams, pcvcns End llol
stein. some of these Bulls are me as our State
can show.
90 head Of selected Western Ewes of coed quality
| will only say to my brother farmers and other.
that this Stock is well worth their attention being
the best the undersigned has ever offered at his
sales. Sale positive and commence at ! o'clock
IERMS.-All sums over $50, six months credi
by CITING note with approved endorser
Feb. It's, d. W GEMMILI.
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80 BENEFITS EM8KOUAIIoN, the great
Liuamcnt. cures rheumatism.
Nenn ITS EMbrol..lioA, the great Liua:ucnt
cures Nrurlgit
Bcnnctts lhuhro3aticn, the great LuamcnL
cures Pains aud Spr lin'.
Eennnts Emntocation the great Lnn,ncnL
cures lu2ubaEo.
henno'ts Embrooaon. Ike great lin"mcut
cures roothache.
Bennett. EmIr"etinn, the great Lnament.
,urcs Chopped Hands and make them White
smooth and SOFT. ior sq'c ny II. Il. MrcnEi.L
and druggists ani Slorekrcpers through the
cpuutry. Nov Is, lS3G-Iy.
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Briuge Notice.

NfOTlCE is hereby given that application
! Y will he made to the Comfy Comm,
sioners of Cecil coEuty nj their rirst mectin.
after tho 3a day of;Nt1ch mast, for haildNs
a Bridge over tho Littscs Iis creek, tt"vr
Mackalfs Mills. sesi dan 3l-~aw
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y TATE SUPPORTED BY A RAILROAD. The
''ovclnor Of illinois III his recent message
expressed the belief that the r,v,nne Of The
illinois C,nual RAILROAD vii SOON Jay The
whole cNprns, # the STATE government.
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SURVEYING.

TE1HE su oscr!bsr having resumed his form
4 err bnsness Of Surveying aud Cpnve,
ancine, promises to accommodate all who
desire 70 patron,.e hlm, JOHN IANSIS
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H-~Thc Bribery conrcsl'enuns Committee
have re; ortti and rcrol,me.d d !hc cXpul.
SION # iIrY 'b'uS, VIM. \. Gilbert f. ).
Edward, D. X. Nat sou and ". " W,lch.
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appearance: the iuha bitanis, forced TO leave
Ia save TIER lives, took most of their live
stock with tiicn, leaving their furniture, &c.,
to the mercy Of the ele'iielts. The larger
portion of their bridge, now being taken away
renders it exceedingly difficult for them to
save what the water and ice has left.
nope your Port Deposit correspondents
vii! pardon me for thus treSpassiig Oh their
premises. | will merely say that the dpStrur-
lion of property from the i'r1sc to the steam
saw mil at the lower end OF tuHii. almost de-"
lies dcsc:iI ton. The f,igc piles of ice i'll he
river aud all along the shore, shows plainly
the force bv which they we're driven.
\ matter worthy Of The earliest considcra-
ton of the community is the entire lmpassi-
niiity OF the public road leading to the town
from here, and hence cutting oil Il supply Of
provisions that might be conveniently reach
cd, from the upper portion Of Cecil and Lam
caster counties. The ice near the toll house
of the canal is p feet high piled op in the
roal. but with sotne Hort nigh. be removed
sufficiently IL allow ll:grr&& 10 the town, as
t!.c distance is not great and The lime eIuired
10 lEaw it away would be great Already,
am ted. persons have endraeulrd To cNto,t
cXtrava.ant prices for provisions taken there
since the thor"ughiaic has been uhStrLctcd;
Iii, should not he; Shujnc shame mcoaS,det-
ate mae!
The accounts from Columbia. Marietta,
Mrtall's Ferry and other points along thu
rivcr give additional fears OF high wa ei' again
whcn a general thaw takes place: hope these
anticipa'ons may not he realized. The III
taicd bridge known as Iori: Furnace bridge
Is gone with the ice wiiilc many others ttayc
been seriously III jurcd. Yours p.
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RETOyA1..

4 r. ROWAN, having removed his Gas,
-. Office 10 the second story ofthe 'Eec,'
Democrat" Building, may always be tNhn';
in hia new ctIice, prepared to attsnd {" 81
husne,5 .nc.-.ei t. HIN. fNcr q II,
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Also: manufactNre flom bcst English 4nd

NIso. EanutaCtNre tlUn EtSt TnsIsh and Trieste
Seed, I, well known brand of
ORIENTAL MUSTARD,
Which. for quality, is unsurpassed by any in mar.
kct pa"kel in every variety Of package. suitable
for any climate. Always on hand. and for sale ut
the FACTORY. 49, and lS9 North Front street
Vest or Baking Powder, Cream Tartar Bi Ca-b
Soda, Soda Salernlus, African and Am ricln Cay.
.nne Pepper, Nutnegs, Mace, Indigo. Essence Of
Coffee. pa'cu: machine male Paper Bags. &C. and
the usual variety of guols in our line; to which We
invite the attention Of the trade. FEB 7--6in
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Trustees Sale
UF A FARM In ELk NECK.


BY virtue of Decree of the Circuit Court
for Cecil county, in chancery, the subscriber
as Trustee, will offer a, public sale, to the
highest bidder, at 2 O'Clock, z. NJ,
On Monday, The End dag Of March merit,
a, the Court House door in Elkton, Cecil CO.,
Mary land; all that tract Of land situate, lying
and being in Elk Neck, Cecil county, Nd,
of which William Bristow died seized, cen
tanning
isssrsRSh 100 Acres
isSsssSs;s.sass Of Land, more or less, of which
&fYSSsS about so acres are cleared land,
-,L.- the remainder wood land.
There are two Log Dwellings, but
no out buildings; the soil is kind and i;Iss;a
easily improved. t,EfslA
THE TERMS OF SALE, as pre- lJgsst'A
scribcd by the Decree, require the payment
of one half of the purchase money on the
day OF sale and the remainder thereof in one
year from the day OF sale to be secured by
bond with approved security, bearing inter-
est from the DAY Of sale. On The payment
Of tho whole Of the purchase rooney, the
Trustee will by good and sufficient deed,
convey to the purchaser or purchasers, the
property sold to him, her or them, free, clear
and discharged ~ all claim Of the parties to
said decree, o. III cSe claiming under them.
/ A.LLLIS,
I4t - {ra,.es.
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Dissolution Of CcsPaYtnershiEs

UtSsO1WskVu w WA d6tbti HIiF5
"A HE partnership heretoihtc existing be-
4 tween the undersi Sned under the name
and firm Of ouchstone II Hines, Biacksmiths,
is this day dissolved ny mutual consent. All
persons indebted to said finn, will please
make Immediate payment, and all those la
wing claims against lis. will please present
them to James Tolchstone, who is author
lied to make the settlements Of the firm.
JAMES TOUCHSTONE.
JOSEPH HAINES.
Port Deposit, Jan. !, 1857.
TYNE SMITHING BUSINESS, in all Its
Il branches, will be continued by me, at the,
old stand. Being a practical Machin,st,
will give prompt attention to the consruc.
ton and repairs Of machinery.
| avail myself o. this occasion, to ohe- my
most sincere thanks for The pat. onage here
tofore bestowed on The late firm, and hope
by strict atteation To business, and an ardent
dcsirl to please aud accommodate the public.
to entitle myself toa continuation Of its favor.
JAMES TOUGHEST ONE.
Smith y Muchints'
Port Deposit, jan s, SIT
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TO TEaE STOCKHOLDERS
o. The Ei&toa. dad5fa s. Lem.suHle Plgn&

q he Ela'oa, dad5fa ! LeM!suHle TIGnk
Road Company.
NOTICE is hereby given that there will he
: VA meeting Of the Stockholders of the
ElNton. Andora " LewiSvi'le Plank Road
Company, III the house Of Nicholas Hiss. in
Elkton, ON Ife,lnesday he l3h doy Of March.
nerf. at |! O'Clock, A. NJ. At this meeting It
proposition will be subin'tted to mortgage
the Road and its revenues tdr the benefit and
purposes Of said Ron. Othrr business OF
general interest to the Com .,any will, at the
same time, be presented for the consideration
uf the Stockholders.
BY order Of the Board Of Managers, and
the undersigned Stockhoidrrs.
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PUBLIC SALE
CT Valuable Personal Property,
AT tina resid ence Of the Subs criber at
BATTLE SWAMP.

On Saturday, the 2SM day Of february,
" J1'r, and if not, then The ncn fair day)
LIVE SrOCK,-4 head Of Horses, one OF
them q superior FamilE beast; | Colt, two
years oil superior Cow, IN milking; |
co'y and calf; 3 heilers, will he in profit in
tie spring; young oxen, 3 years old 2
Tearlirg bulls, we'll matched head O.
young shoats.
WAGONS AND UTENSILS,-l fam
wagon; dearborn wagon; 3 sets of double
harness : leather fly notts, blinds, lines, &c
p!oughsi now cultivators; > new double
lar.o vs.; roller; grain fan: grain cradles;
scy.hes and Sncads; grindstbne; cutting
box; cross cut saw; axes, wedges; forks;
'rakcS; SEoTols; mtttocks; four horse and !
one horse s,retcbcr. with variety Of articles
too tedious too mention.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
when Terms will be made known.
Jan 3l--tS HENRY 4, LAND.
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Oriental spice

UEEFNiEI SPICE
A ND MUSTARD Mills, 1877 and 1879 North Front
tGstreet, Philadelphia
GRAvER \ BROTHER, Proprietors, Offer for
sale at the lowest rates:
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TliG FIRST ROCK of the Rational System 81
English Grammar. 20 cts
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StorkhOi l.
,rs hrl ling
over one
fourth of the
whole mum
Der Of sharGs
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sssssS;ss,ssaaSS Of Land, more or less, of which
efVTSsS about so acres are cleared land :,
L.. the remainder wood land
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-07
Rombardment of GreytowD.

In the British House of Commons on the
10th ult., the following remarks were made:
Lord Claude Hamilton asked what steps had been
taken by the Government to obtain compensation
for the British subjects residing at GreytoWn whose
property destroyed when that town was bonn
barded in 1854.
Lord Palmerston could not help characterizing
the proceeding as violent and cruel rejecting no
credit upon the Government who ordered it to be
done or upon the officer who executed the order
The question, however, had to be considered "a
one of international law, and the law officers of the
Crown decided that the inhabitants of Greytown
had no claim TO compensation.
Lord Lorns remarked that the British Cousu's
house at Greytown was set on fire while the flag
was flying from it. He then condemned the COW
ardly policy of England toward the strong power of
the United States
Mr.. Roebuck ridiculed the explanation given by
the noble Lord that it the duty of the country
nos to protect -GreytOwn from conquest, and 70
allow bombardmenI without interference. The
conduct of the American Government was dishon-
est, and if the offending Power had been China in
stead of America, they would have heard mmedi-
ately of the insult 80 the British flag, and repard-
zion would have been enforced.
Mr.. Bentyck observed that there had been for
some time a want Of determination to resent out
RACES committed by the American Govern uent, aud
considered that policy as more likely to promote
hostilities than TO avert them.
The Attorney General denied that in any case
the right to demand satisfaction for outrages by
America bad been given up by Englsnd and ex-
pressed regret at the course which the Government
had been compelled to take.
NJ Disraeli considered the explanation Of the
Government as most unsatisfactory, eontendng that
it was violation of international law TO lombard
an unforsifed town. The French government bad
sought redress, though the English Government
had failed TO do SO; but he believed that public
opinion being brought 10 bear upon the matter
would lead to different being adopted.
Lord John Russell approved of the course taken
by the Government in regard to the claim for conf
pensation, but thought that explanations should be
demanded as to the insult to the British Gag. The
ease of China had been referred 10, but our cOn-
duct there had been fagitious, aud go sotally
opposed to justice that il precedent he hoped
would never again be followed.
The subject was then dropped
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-07
The Discussion in Garter county.

ELIzABETHRoE, July Il 1901
Editors NashVills Patriot:
GENTs:-Thinking you would be glad to hear
from Hatton and Harris in this portion of the State
l propose to write you few lines in reference to
the discuss ion at this place, not to attempt any
lengthy account of the questions issue, but mere
~ TO give you the result. The crowd was large
and attentive. Gen. Harris opened she debate and
made speech, which if it had not been answered,
would have passed for able effort, and for true
doctrine. But, unfortunately for him and his
speech, it was answered-not replied to merely
but answered, end that most completely and tri-
umphantly. Before the mighty power of truth and
facts as they were brought to bear upon them, his
fine spun sophistries and cobweb distractions van
ished into thin air. Hatton gained decisive and
glorious victory. The like las not been seen here
in many year. We agreeably disappointed
in our young standard-bearer. We had heard good
accounts of him, but he is able and eloquent be-
yond what could have hoped to find him. His
speech here was regarded by many as one of the
ablest efforts ever made in our town. 1t re-
plete with argument, eloquence, and Wit. You
may rest assured that he has made fine impress
sion upon our people to-day. He is making no
BILE fight throughout East Tennessee, and his efforts
will be well responded to in August by the people
of CARTER.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-07
sua.saohusott. Politics.

The Executive Committee of the National Amer
lean Party, their late meeting in Bosloa did not
select the exact day OF their State Convention, in
consequence OF limitations held out TO them that
there might possibly be a union of National Aueri
cans, Gardner Americans, Ola Line Wings. aud
perhaps Democrats upon one ticket, in opposition
TO the nominees Of the Republican party. Ii Is
understood that Convention which vii throw
more light upon shs subject, will be held on or
about the 5Gh OF September nexL-N J. Express,
July l.
We wish our readers to bear the above par
agraph in mind. The National Americans
spoken of are the gallant band that voted for
Fillmore. They have had nothing TO do with
the nomination of Mr.. Banks At the proper
time they will have their owa candidate II
the union spoken of does not take place.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-07
'.,.,e .roDeka SDeecb

last week, the speech made by the Hon.
Root. J. Walker, at Topeka, Kansas, to the
Black Republicans. 1t is significant incident
in the history of the Kansas intrigues. 1t
ought to be read and seriously reflected upon
by every voter in the South. In Tennessee
especially ought it to be pondered we'll. But
will the democratic presses give their readers
an opportunity to read it. Will the Union ana
american give the speech place in its ample
columns2 We suggest to our democratic read
ers to watch its columns closely and see. As
for ourselves we don't expect anything of the
sort to happen.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-07

~ The contest in the democratic party
for the United States Senatorship is getting in
teresting. Gov. Johnson had Harris nomina-
ted for Governor, with view TO forestall the
claims of West Tennessee, but the friends of
the new convert, Ex-Gov. Jones, are determ-
ined that he shall not be thrust aside without
an effort to re-eect him. To keep him before
the people, letter on the subject of Distribu-
ton was drawn from him, and it has gone the
rounds of the democratic press. Immediately
upon it's heels, Gov. Johnson is announced to
make speech in Shelby between the Goth aud
3oth of this month. Whilst this rivalry is GO
ing on between the two Ex-Governors, other
aspirsnts are not still. Nicholson has eutered
the lists and put forth a speech which be fond
" thinks will take all the wind out of Gen.
Pillows sale, and lay the author of the inter
ninable letter completely in the shade.
We would admonish these gentlemen that
they are "little too fast" The American
party will have something to say relative to
the vacant Senatorship. They don't intend
TO elect either of you. They have able men
of their own to select from.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-07

~ Official Instructions have been sent 90 Gen.
barney, who is 90 command the Utah expedition.
Il is to be composed OF the twentieth Dragons,
the 9Th and tenth iniantry-Shich will shortly be
at Fort LeavenwoEth--sogsther with the battery Of
the fourth artillery, al that post all 20 eslab
lsh post at near Salt Lake City. After this
year, Utah will constitute aud separate mill
sary department The post 81 saa Lake City when
established, and any other posts not exceeding
in addition, that may be established in Utah, viii
be included among the ''ebapiAin posts aud
double ration posts" OF the army.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-07

SISTER OF AKRcT.-Ws fnd the following
statement in regard to Mas Dix in the London Il
Illustrated News. June Isth. Miss Dix, (of the
United States.) Sho has taken so admirabl. part
in iorciag she state OF the Scotch lanaties upon
public notice, appears % De 4 pensoa OF extrior-
binary devotion TO her sense of duty. So feeble
IA body that she scarcely Ealk bali mile. she
has travelled over the whole Of the United States,
aud Induced nineteen Of tbs local Legislatures 20
erect aud eneew Ssste lunatic Asylnms- she has
also extended her influence 10 the erection Of Aght-
houses and the establishment o. iife-boats many
dangerous parts OF the American coast When
convinced Of the horrible treatment Of the mad 10
Scotland, aud furnished With letters 70 the Duke Of
Argyle aud one OF tso Others Of the Ministry, she
started from LO0daa drove direct ffem the Failsav
station their residences and gained their promise
ot the commission OF inquiry before she eecnrsa 4
lodging OF changed her dFess.
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rha Crane Crap.

We regret to learn that the ''roi" hasipjursd the
grapes 10 many of the Vineyards around Ciacin-
natl. In some vineyards al least one half Of the
grapes are destroyed II, however, the weathsr
should be favorable and the injury extend no fur
ther, abe crop will skill DO good. The vineyards
this spring, have been weighed down with super
abundant crop 20 much So that il hall OF she grapes
are thinned away by the rot" fine crop would
still he Fealized.-Cjn Gax
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-07

The Trenton independent Journal is justly
incensed at an incorrect version of officially
the editor had with Mr.. Etheridge, given by
the statement in what he regarded as proper
language, he ought to have applied similar ep-
ithets to the statement of the "independent
Journal that Harris clicked" HattOn at Fay
etteYilla.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-07
NEW VF!iUM PAPER COPYING BOOK,

THIS will be found eat advantages over
the old style, from the parer being both thick and
strong, and ociU not tear sfhen dGnpened 1t takes a
perfect im resson and its pages will he
lent refer those of ordna Day Book When
in its great superiority will be apparent both for
Coping Letters Accounts Currents Manifess and other
Do comments. For sale by
June l. nc CHARLES W. SMITH.
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sUMMER Ann WINTER TURNIP sEEp.
PLATFORM BEEHIVES.
Sylvester Davis,
PATENTED IuIY'26. 1873

THIS Hive has the drst premiums At the State and
County Pairs in Vt, N. H. MaS, Ind. and Ohio, in thu
Fal Of 1854
With this Hive any may keep bees perfect safe
" and success since all difficulty uncertainty
trey removed.
The Bees nay be made from one more hives
be conducted any number hives tcitotft
strdyE1tRg, and st'l have fttI supply Of QUEENS.
The Bees entirely pr0feed from ne Bee 0h and
other insects, which ruin Bees. This We
trarrGHt If ged according directions which are
given fn the book.
The Bees have opportunity exercise Spring,
and clear the hh from their hives without ay ing
die the snow.
The filth te be the hives
cut disturbing @ { Bees.
The Bees transferred often necessary give
them coulb and without killing them.
It prevents all possibility OF tobbng. while feeding.
It is thoroughly yentlaed hroag eeddraWera hives,
honey boKes, and chambers.
The sork and progress 81 the Bees may be Ia the
hives, honey boxes and feed drawers.
District and County Rights Tor sale In the o. Tennes
with Books, Bl Of Feed &C giving fan directions for
making the Hive and managing the Bees All letters and
9onamuuiea lions 10 be addFessedt d. @. Es1Es,
MayT-2m. Nashville, Team.
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CITY PR0PRRTY ZOE sAIR

VIII oaer for sale on SATURDAY, July llth a ths
eugrs keuss gate the very dfslrehle ag situated %
he % lane and Niue streei raaaiu baek IL Z
ires.
TEENs-0ne-haf cash. ths hAsass IA six nsaaths xifh
lea Estsiaed aRtl ne gaFc6ase saonsy i paid
Jaas ls-sa. n a. HYDE
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Adam Graeme, of MOssgray,
COBBETT's POLITICAL WORKS.
Southern Commercial College,
No. 40 l-2 Cherry Street,
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.

WIS School IS in perpetual sesson-hence. students OF
OTHER schools who desire to q'afy themselves for te
Counting room can do so during their vacation.
Cur Room has been recently fitted mp, and for comfort
convenience and elegance know that IL surpassed
by any other in the nted States.
PIE n VI H p.
Our Writing Department is under the supervision Of
who acknowledges superior in teaching this branch.
We might refer 20 long list of lus rous names-nRmes
OF men who never bestowed moments time to reflection
upon system Of iog-bu think that the citizens
CT Nash vile beginning appreciate this kind OF trans
parent hum buggery besides prefer giving patrons
more substa ntal security, and TO refund
all paid Of tuition in writing pro-
vded students do make great Improvements
those Of any other 'chool in this country.
Select Glass Of Ladies will be taught from four to six
O'Clock, p. NJ.
Terms for Commercial Course, $40.
For Twenty Lessons in Writing .......... D.
For Lessons in Writing without limit, 10.
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ID sIANuFACrumERS.

noR oaeFinz sale. rshts fuahaTaetare Us
TfCE GALbREATHs COTIoS sEED PLANTER
NhseN believed superior luapAeaasHs
chine before ghe pabAe sor thaa purpose Ts deand
for this msrhiue be unFitee. and nae op-
portany for engaging probable Business For iur-
Their insorEation addssss, a. l. JUSTICE.
gayi-tm- 6ssaiefsFle, Team.
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NEW BOOKS.

N II w 5OOENS
RECEIVED THIS DAY
INDIGENOUS RACES OF THE EARTH Gliidon 4 Mott.
Boar LIFE EGYPT NUBIA.
TIE NoRsE FOLK; OR, NORWAY SWEDEN.
DYNEvoR FERNACE; OR, THE CLUE OF LIFE.
Tom BROwN's SCHOOL DAYS.
GRACE FIREMAN; OR, LOVE PRINCIPLE.
ADAM GRAEsE OF Moss 3RAY-Mrs. OEphant.
tbs HFIREss of GREENHuRsr-NIrs. stephens.
Eros AND AETERos; OR, THE BACHELORS WARD.
KEAvEs Foo :; Or, FRIENDS of BOHEMIA
NOTHING NEw-By the Author Of John Halifax.
For sale by
iune23. BAG CHARLES W. SMITH.