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McURsI0Ns, PIC MICS, &c.

EXCURSI0NS, PIC MICS, &c.
THr sxcuss,SSSS " pie q. MONUMENTAL
..ss g e. J, ss1 SsssTs NJ.
snth TUEsDAS,thsle ,h inst ,,.u,,,rrrr
w aTTE Rose ASST MBLY.
=. PIC MIC AT
TIE ss.ord Grand Annual Pic Nc OF the White
MVSPhY, ts,Sst lst6. =, Ar G
summer resort Of the oiiizers Of W sshinetou.
Every srrsng, ment has been made 20 s.cnre the
comfort and pleasure OF all Who Wish 10 participate
In the SOCIAL dance. Esputa's Brass and strlnr
Bard has been engsged for The d..
pense will be spared to make this the most agree .
able PIC nae Of me ssa season ..r,.,, between ,rn
street rdse AMI the sprlns ever. hour during ths
day. Arrsnsements g secu INC most perfect
Tickets. admitting a gen. eman ana ladies, FIr,
Gents; can he blamed OF any OF toe members "a
r. l.. Burch. auS lt'
GRAND MILITARY nSD CIVIC ExcUR-
THE UNION GUkEDs take pleasure IN an
nS &c iSss sa e 's s sSss ssS 1914
Annual txcnrs,on 10 the WHITE
HOUSE PAVILION, on MONDAY, the 9Th IN
slant.
No expense wall be spared. and every exertIon
will b. made by both Ulcers and members of the
Company TO render this trap the most pleasant and
agreeable Of the Ia all, both military and
civic. rho may honor them W IN their presence,
this occasion.
The ceIebr ated Brass aud String Band Of Prof
Esputa vii accompan, the excursion and lend their
aid TO the yoisnes of TerpsIchore.
Mr.. a.. Columbus has been ensaged, and from has
well known ex ard reput stIon as caterer
the Company hope To render entire sstisfaction IN
this department.
Tne iirst boat will lesve the wharf at the foot OF
eth street, at o'clock; Inc second At ~. Returning,
tue hrst boat will leave the Pavilion O'Clock, and
second ats
andra going returning.
Tickets FIFTY CENTS. to he Rad at the boat.
or of the following
Commiff,s Of ATrangeDeHfS:
Lieut.. Coanelly, Thos. Dufey,
SerEt aarrison, H.Reese.
Kaae, p. sullivan,
ID. Curry. an 1T
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POSTMASTER GENERAL Brown is expected
to return, from his trip to Mississippi, next
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ARM ORDrRs.-Ws are informed that DR..
Wa Carswell, Assistant Surgeon in the army,
now at Charleston, S. c., has received orders
to report himself at San Antonio, Texas.
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EARLY RIpzsrse wHrAr-In an article
under the above caption, printed in yestsr-
days Star, SO many misprints occurred as to
induce its republication to-day, on the first
page, where it viii be foand corrected. q, q
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DEPARTING JEWELRY.
yEWELRY REPAIRED in superior manner
and At about one half the usual COST, by r. a
WATSON, tassIsted by experienced worEmen. ! =
Bridge street, below the Post Once, Georgetovn
N. B.-For the convenience of persona Twin. IN
the country, Jewelry Repaired In one hours no
- 10
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G U M NJ 4 X Rim ks.

Strengthens and other Bitters
The cheapest, best and est as sortnIent of Por
ter, Ave; Brown stout and Lager Beer ever offered
ne above, ~ well as unuvatled Mineral
water and Cider, constantly hand aad for sale y
Army 4 SHiNN,
81 Green street, corner of Olive,
yeA-tf. Georgetown
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concerned, IL never was intended that those who
were requested to contribute should be Influenced
by any fear Of being expelled for refusing, or
of being lDJuriously affected for so doing I'm any
way, directly or indirectly. A SUBSCRIBER
Hon. ROBERT MCCLELLAND.-The numerous
friends of this distinguished gentleman will
learn with pleasure that he is about to make a
brief visit to this city on private business.
During Mr.. McClelland's residence here as
Secretary Of the Interior, he and his accom-
plished and estimable lady made hosts of warm
and devoted friends and to no one is the CITY
more deeply indebted than to Mr.. McClelland
for his judicious and successful appeals to Con.
gress for liberal appropriations for identifying
and adjoining the metropolis of the nation.
Mr. MeCielland is expected to reach the city
to-day.
MEXICAN AFFAIRs.-The Washington cor
respondent Of the New York Herald saws:
- The Mexican Minister, General Robles. IS
preparing TO leave about the middle Of Auyust
for Mexico. He leaves under a congo received
so anv t%. c cfo MS Eovsfnmen to be used
ton Is not changed, except that in the distracted
state OF his country and the uncertainty of affairs
there he can do nothing officially In the United
States. He is confident that Zuloaga, or the
party which hs represents, will hold mower i'm
Mexico, or he would not presume to take the
VOYAGE, which might otherwise prove dangerous
70 him He hopes to come back with pIenary
powers to negotiate promptly settlement of ali
matters with our government ="
The SOUTHERN MAIL.-We noticed day or
two since that the railroads contracting to carry
the United States through mail between this
city and New Orleans in four days, commen-
cling on the first of July last, had failed to
fulfil the terms of the contract in respect to
time. The cause of the delay, which occurred
in the State of Mississippi, was, it appears.
only temporary one, and the diiieuity hay-
ing since been obviated, the mails are now
brought through within the specified time
From present indications, there is no doubt
the contract will hereafter be faithfully per.
formed, y u Il
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ANOTHER LETTER FROM Mons tEUR TONsON.
Monsieur at the Springs - The Tr'p-Goins
through the Tunnel Adrice TO Conr ting Char
oeters-Th, Montgomery White-Da eng, &c.
Correspondence of The Star
MoNTGoMsRY WHITE SULPHUR SpRISss)
Montgomery CO., Va, July 30. '5S.
Once more among the mountains. surrounded
by all that Is lovely, all that Is beautiful and ~.
that is pleasant. From my North Carolina home
arrived in Petersburg on Tuesday afternoon,
where tarried all night, at Jarratt's Hotel tn
which better can be found nowhere On yes
terday morning, at six O'Clock, our party found
seats on the cars Of the southside Railroad, and,
with some hundred or two Of others, were soon
speeding away through the valley of the Apo
mattox.
At Burksville (the junction Of the South.side
and the Richmond and Danville railroads., large
a p;ah, Were made to our company, from
O'Clock IN, we were In Lynchburg, where after
dining,we took the cars Of the Virginia and Ten
ssSiey fG ,Ss c,v oslIsk and shot away
passed through the tunnel, a mile from LYNCH
burg. was seated beside a sweet little girl and
the temptation was SO strong and the place so APP
propriate for % kiss In the dark',-about which
so much Lad been said and written-that couI d
not resist IL, and the experiment proved entirely
satisfactory. These tunnels are n.eful and convr-
n7ent, I'm more ways than one. Here let me drop
little pfece Of advice to lovers who travel this
way. Quarrel till you reach Lynchburg, and
make up soon as you get out Of tae city limits;
the tnDnel is just ahead, and it is long and dark,
and-so forth.
Its a little strange to me that have travelled
| This route seven times and have found something
| new, something to excite my admiration every
| ume, and believe II would be equally the case
| 'ns hundred and seventh, as IL Is the seventh.
| oiI met accidentally, with ffiend from New
OIl.ans. who. with large party Of his friends,
Were enthusiastic in their admiration, notwith
ss 'ney were now making their third trip
| Az snawsville we met the train going east, and
| noticed four cars loaded with passengers, while
| our own had three full and one NOT 7nii This
| will give you some idea OF tue travel
There wers sersEfyJoEr arrivals here ye.ter-
| day, aud the most Of them, fn6 10y an fnspef
tion Of the register, are from West T.nnes-
| see, Mississippi and Indiana. The first season
Tie place was opened II had great Of visitors
TON The surrounding country, and Last season IL
he'd coed many OF the Knoxville delegates
During this season II has enjoyed none of those
Aus, and yet the arrivals far exceed those ofs56
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hrx ,hhSNgAL EXCURSION OF TRI
UNiON fNGlkE CUMPA-
White HOUSE PAVILION, GA dz.
~. hfohsDAl August 18th. For IartIcuIars. Sc,
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TOR RENT.-A thres-story BRICK HOUSE,
late residence OF M. DE Bodisco contain, is or ~
rooms The house and lot are large an IN compete
oraer having az the necessary out buildinss ans
town, and veil srranged for comfnrt snd eissspce.
Apply to BROOKE B. WILLIAMS, G sorgstovn
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QOLLO IN ROME.
HI BY JACOB ABBOTT
BENG Vol. TEN or
ROILO,S TOUR IN EUROPE.

k(OLLO NUM-.
HI BY JACOB ABBOTT.
BENG Vol TEN
ROLLO'S TOUR IN EUROPE.
"Bere Is another Of MI Abbt, charming soots for Boys
sDo Ghs Ths. ~it bery ab nj the 'tye shch sSis oe
youns resd.r spsB bourd 10 pssss,' LDs's Herald
Cor,id, rps The puroOse Of the Ro Booss s~ir 'qpss
b. named sOud Ass Oor Sunday School Lb'uAns 10
re bat hey have the seres a. oEre"
Boston TRUMPET and cniyersAlst Aasaztoe,
CONTENTS
Tpy JarRsrY. THg TtRPEAS ROCK.
THr AsRvIL AT RohE. GO,sc TO OsaA
AHAhBLE The VATICAN.
GETTING Lost. CoscLU6oK
THE CoLisEUs.
ENGRAvISGs
THE VATICAN by TORCHLI0HT.
TIE MOSAIC SHOP
fREPARlsG FOR TaE JOURNEY.
TIE PONrINE MARSHES
DOING rEkANCk.
RIDING AMONG THE RUINS
LOOKING DOWN FROM TIE COLISEUM
NIfW or the LOWER CORRiDUR3.
ASCENT To TUE CAPITOL
kTATUE OF TIE GLADIATOR.
INTERIOR OF TUE PANTHEON
THE COLISEUM BY TOaCHLIGHT.
sfRIEs NOW CoaPLErr-viz;
ROLLO UN THE ATLANTIC
ROLI.O IN PARIS
ROLLO IN SWITZERLAND.
ROLLO ~ LONDON.
EOLLO ON TIE RHINE.
ROLLO IN SCOTLAND.
kOLLO IN GENEVA.
ROLLO IN HOLLAND.
ROLLO IN NAPLES
ROLLO IN ROME
PRICy SOLUnE, 81 CENTS.
Volume, eep.I.t. y. the Tsp in besJfal bon
PUBLISHED DAY
BROWN, TAGGARD & CHASE.
Mo-. Is and % Coinniu, Boston
Nc, ,ale In New. .Yorh by oil boosseItrs
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CHARLES LAMBS POsTHUMOUS TALE.

CHARLES LAMBS POSTHUMOUS TALE.
COMMENCEMENT OF THE xvIII1n VOLUME
HARPERs
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR DECEMBER
A WINTER IN THE sOUrH Seventh Psp-r)
lllu.trs,s6 BY Tsehty Engsyinss
an an oLb OBJ ItErh fiETlsu STE srEk 1'LIIA BALLAD
The MUsoUiIO FAMILY.
AN i,,sIsi1G .Fss,S G. =, Tsss!y S1SSs ssnsr"vins@
7HE LOAN or A LYRE.
LOVE AZ A LATTICE. -
the WIFE OF Oun NEW MINISTER
DINING, CONSIDERED AS A FINE ART.
DRESS AND DRINK.
tUPiD'e KEvENGE Al Unpubushed Tsie by Cs.KLrs
aHE PRIzE-SIGHT BY Flr1 J.Mss OBRrEs.
CARLiLE's FREDERICK THE GREAT.
THE VlhGlSIANs BY ". NJ rHsosEgAY
ILLUsTs.1Ioss-w6oseV Voice s that A Prisoner -Four
CHAp1tK XIX FheDds in need.
CHAPTER L. Contains Of the Finest Morality
CHAPT.R Ii Conf mere Onne'
nosT S1fI,s Rad L JseI'e s IIs snsprnf EyEsrs
IITIRARY NOTICES
EDIIUR5 TAnLE.
EDITORS EASY CHAIR.
ARKOWsmITH's PANORAMA OF WESTERN TRAVEL
lLLusIEATIoss.-Tnr Al-sosny mountains; Pttseafsh
Ms'en sesm9Ss, s h.sSee' on Ds 0t ors% ~ ." Of
OHIO Crossing Bar striking ss~yeri Rannins Aground
s[Ss1 g., a. serpeIv Of ,ne M.n.po
FASHIONS FOh DECEMBER ,c.,,,--,.,...
lLLUsTRATioNs -DlnDrT Costume Gnd CaAdrens p!essts
Drcss Cap, Home CsP.
One Copy fT One YELL
~ oi ore cnIies for 01s Y-st (r,cii i.........
And Erha CoVy s'ati'' Jo' ece'y C9so Of TEA svb
Tbs Postage upon "HARrERs MAcAzNr" be p,id
Office where It ID yeoeed The po'tsse " ThfsI ceHa
hFa'' HARPER BROTHERS, Publishers,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25
srrs Copi.ssiv- Cent?, r<o
n'H l. cot n ! X J

sr Cop.s giv. Cent?, Two Dollar. year. II >sy.1Ss
THE COUNTRY GE LIZ y
fnf Essn FOREIGN AGRICULTURE
Rsas ia Get Of D.aIssr Oae- L~t'~. rom cnAs
I:a.r '. Pr.t1. or,., a: the HORT ;SLyyRAL DE-
Tn. U,r of ea.ro-s.a tn. Pr.r D,..u'.ion As,n;
70 hun ~ 4 In pi-- irYH The GfJ--f Il he
On Pki,Ds Po,a,o-. Gr-st Oregon Pear
big S.i-. TIAl'piaatns Large v, Small
P:.o tli.a = Jef.sy rue FLOWER GARDEN
stahv r. Wig 'of Corn. fioIyHocss
I5 @ Pd''' III Ae' IN Con fHE fE kircasS GARDEN
ss,ti Pyt.to Culture Rulr. ia Prr.-tvia. Celery.
Joic.'. ssI Nil. The FlRESioE
He u. -usd- F-Itr..u Botanic Gud@n>
al Po~.ls ass spy.a, n. tsrr in
uurtg. PartcAl E1trxcts-
Ar; ls7,i cu.po , Ds.. Au,.-u' w..eh.
TIE GRtZIER AND it--arr No,ior. - carlyle'
BhslDtR Nr~ wors. the A : -rs;, -.
Iauere.s Ries Bone sous e the iSias scaine.
A., VI Winr-rine Pls. NV Treaties " u japan.
". iSiis An, Bsi. ''''' DOMESTIC ECONOMY.
F1rsre. 10 Mcbl..n. How Have God cii-r.
THE PUULTr, YARD. DAIRY HusBANDRY
TIE .PIaRY. Mich Cow. and Daily Farming
VII; fpKcsiaL Kfl2i STEss~ Advertisements. To Core
30 dL. Atp. snb-rrirs aud Po,,.oe. Resisrs socn
VIM. shou, ueDion Prc-'; show OF ts 's
ia N.~ -Yoik, GIVE n,ou would Oct PORK and Poultry DR.
l. Tie An1ua R-eeT Death o iona A. Horton
I>QIiRIEs AND ANSWER -Impro7enee. 10 w.sousi
Gray ~ Currsut BuSh's. l.e H"a'r and Oafy ffe
WLrs, oosu Com Letter ~iiA Editor Replies On Width
REIOkD or TIE TlMEs.-Le,teis FROM Kansas. Illinois.
Missouri New Brunswick &c. the Weather Crop, and
season BE- News Home and Abroad; Produce Meat aud
Wool Msrk,ts. ,
ILL .TEAfIOSs-Thr Great Oregon PcsT far simile Of
L. size jocs's Mil; Two kinds Of Draining shovel
THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN isi.sued every Taursdsy.
the above being than fair sample Of u, WEEhLf
content n-ua l. believed prr-ents one hsit 30"
antfy snd variety fsyossbe terms offered .
Cubs and Agents aued AGircss apple subscriptions
by mail 20 LUTHER TUG iER son Albany, \.
=. By whom SAMPLE NUMBERS vii be sen, With plea
sure 70 suy part of the country. -
A.. ucy IN New.f ors-At A. O. MOORES Agricultural
Book Pubi.lins Hou-e 20. ~ Fulton.st
tT-1IIt TICkkERk son sl.o issue the ANNUAL REG
Is1kK or RURAL AFFAIRS, th- numb-r Of ~hlch for
1859 u rsdy. and nay BE- had y A. MOORE >b1sr,
{. NJ SANTJS N. Is Psrk-row. WILEY 4 HALTED No.
u Brosdusv or FUW LEK * WELLS 800 Broadway.
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ON WEOSF>DAY
TIE EMANCIPATION OF FAITH BY the late Helry
Edward s,hrrel 81 D. Edited by George 5cnede 2 vols
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25
60 h)bom it man 0ontsrn.
EARI Ma CRAC X K K s.
ATTEMPTS TO SELL INVITATIONS.
WINGS PARMA CRACKERS

WINGS FARINA CRACKERS
have received the sp<oys o! or e4eH fAyes' 20
uer5 th.u
Nua-rou. ;e,l bshy iu.sren, persons save Ou'r
is,ed th-s- c.loh.,oa CRACKERS usjer VARIOUS crcla
aass ard oondi ou Of the system hsye res.cl Se
in portsa benefits r. tae:r s0d 81 tosi they
COM6lsE PROPERTIES OF THE RICHEST IMPORT
ASCE To HEALTH,
And Of uneqassd BY oiAr known
pIoo .ctioE from Nbest
Tse eIusorcinsry
FAVOR WITH WHICH WINGS CRACKERS HAVE
BEEN FECEiIEO
b. the pu6c in with the aud eor;ia say
Ic,sns demand for exci.-a the eupdity Of aessa
per.ps ho~ condsct indicates ~so 20 make by
plius very different Gle under he name of hARlNA
Graz FRS. though totally waning IN ;ho-"
VALUABLE PROPERTIES WHICH DISTINGUISH THE
GENUINE FARiNA CRACKERS MANU-
FhCruRtD Bi AR WING.
A.FARISA CRACKERS unknown the public uu.n
ntrduc,d by Mr. w.pg-sna they only By rs
process. vhi unknown hcrii articles introduced of
9th =. uao-r th. FAR.NA CRACKERS attempts
TO dc. i've the public.
Certain iud,idus however " taking sdysnase Of The high
chsrsr and wr-u erfed popularity which WINGS FARt-
Ma CRACKERS hye saned. hooe, it oud 70 lace
The rubhc 20 purrns,e imitation articles prices -h.ca
will yield them Srse rrofts.
msy b. ~, tor such persons % understand sst schemes
Of decett Ike b-come dangerous ~h-l parties
ruu,.d 10 commit ae:s which al cations g
Ib behold ihe spectacle Of .ho have
sbity ,uoueh ske money BY 'SAed cour- sni
cou,eQu-Ioe 10 occupy worthy aud respectable po-
op eusssrd only the manufacture and selling Of these
imitation Crackers, but employed In putting iorn the
psble ysiny hoping foE refuge IL III
deeper rror .e naylg descended 20 acts which place trm
10 a har4iA.ns position, which St' admit Of 10 good
o.ferse
Hsh minded merchant, engaged 10 the trade no, only ds,f
Prove couismn of these imsson Crst
r. unworthy who staad f1ly upoa tho
sond foundation q honor aud seespec,, remisns that
rMl grocer 6pd his interest TO purchsse ioem,
~ ucoun, of the stigma hch will attach to sug pers5n
az. NIT TO sr Ia;on article any article pnYvy
II order 70 avoid this deception, slwsys ask for
WINGS CRACKERS,
wien you with 20 purchase FARINA CRACKERS, snd AAs
Zone bs, those having the
A. WING
STAMPED on each Cracker.
These nay De procured % the bes; Family Grocers generally
b, whom th,y are excessively s5 IN dafeu. portions Of !ns
United s.stes, and .. rhoiesslr on.y Of
\. y. THOMPSON & Co,
"a TIM ~
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NFW.l Okk, NOV % Isl..
Al n Meeting of The Hard Of Tcariees OF THE

NFWl ORk, NoV. - ls,s.
A, m Meeting of the Board of Trdrtecs OF THE
EEV'i OhK FlKE DEPARIMbNI FUND, held ths oaS 81
D. ace Of the Prr.deut. Hcury bu6 esq. . ,
Roara having ca 20 order the President satea
,,. h bao called tue uenbrrs Of the bosd o trustees
s.e, for the purp, OF paying proper - Ia" me
Ia brother hsemau, late Chit k1Snci OF tne N
-. -. D,Iv,ta .ut. CORNELIUS Y. hNDthsON' Atv
10 aud p.itileu rvmsks relative TO deceased tae ~"
Io,,i,g r..nu ions offered aud adopted; N.
uh.,o. In the dispcusson Of AL evrr"ise ano just I
ancr ght ana light has been eHaususrd AZ tne
dcsA,e of Cornelius Anderson, esq beloved ena tpe
h. his manhood usefulness has been taken foa our midst
be therefore e,.-- l. ....o, vv;,b sn an,
de. ply his departure at tio "nvn his
.prence wetnown integrity ~ purpose ha1 been
ar appreciated 20 the many zs Coca nsn ~n0o an "ss
ever Ia 10 just -, 3..-..-. 49,, 3o.niy .o,.
dol and .yupsthye with his Test'es and ieno' IA lHe 'ie
Ths the BOARD Of Trustees viii join with the inenas
auo brother hremeD In paying the last eaS
tribute his remains -, p...a u T,,..s,s
n, Trmeus Hail. be appropriately craPcd ID "s'o'y Vi "
worth -. ..o.,t,, he eptere3 In
On te rords OF hi. Board Of Trustees and tns oPt o
tb or soil b. ssned By tne "ncrIs TINS o0A~
- trsnsu,t'ed Telati' ee OF Le oecess"u N'Vt
E,.,l,,d That b- published 10 to-oAS ~ ~ t
Adv,s.r T. Fveuibs Pos, and Evening EHpe" a'o iho"'
H,fGl5 aud Tmes =. pt-pp p,osi;.rt
(SsDecl - ~ "N-''S ''
A XIII
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Cbee,faIpe..-Tlose who g.e WINGS tAHiNA
80 ,..,afly are pleasd with th- kiud stou q" tas
q, 49, rb- ,ouarh AID ia inVsof,us power as noarlsn
80 TIE i'm proven which macy have IeNf.e rom Ao
-. Of WINGS CRACKERS IA sPpreciat~d aoie aoun
A. The feeling Of dcisat produced oy that oso'ot
S.b ehih pure excellence Ia food, End ooSSoqusn' 0"
tope o. mind. often urc
-,,,1 n,,,t q 7o0re- e-PoTs-Orcs, Is the rush for
49, bti 90 beer able 20 snppy my P>ifoi 80
,asavor .,i Do they will sepy 70 t1o ">eoouse 70
tsno p"e -" LUClU5 HART.
-..,,.rapt Inleinsen Once and Labor hh'
10. beer removed from No. Cara u. 70 No 81 Worb
eeent .r,honvstl few doo.s Of Broadway No Nes
= uslS 49," JAMES y. PAGAN. Superintendent
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TIE EMANcIPATIoS OF FAITH BY the late Helry
Edward sc.ere 81. b Edited by George senedel s0l.
''O '''"' CONTENTS or VOL I:
ObituMy- Preface of the EeioT-Iauoc'on 6f PosiT'E
FAIhIM P0issPsy g. s. stGa. a. Hsse -ea io o''"AH
CONTENTS UF VOL II.
The Revelation mono,he,.n Ar
sani,m seeisn-B edh'sm) Ine Innate
ID, Of God ~ Chn-an Faith The Revelation Renewed
Cstho ris,ssiants homani-m Miracles State OF he-
lsons in tn. HIHs,rentb Century conell',9a. ,..s,
Fx'rzct ObnuAry III the Paris hedios G,z-tt~ uSs
How cane ,hs sci -del attrGip,sd sucn subject how
quit path u medical observation - plunge IN
those Only scquainid with the vigorous sf.p Of
uedsrve uLd inlred abst act thought and with tne
obtsc,, F,rn.srly -ir y-as lsb,riods COLLEAGUE
pursued tbout Interruption Ia the ns sr-' Of he e'eHch'
ent OF heh be had ell h. .psrses Admitted %
HIM ~ok have Sche iel d-'ouf all Tue
cad.r >. in intrinsic suostaUca the nsIro~ at
tn. ,odion. h. 0sImspy G5ss s.sn Ua. ."a eomp
h. BE- dit t7ou' appealing .w.re Il the innen'.
work b had Just accomplished
ON THORsDAY
MCINTOSH.
META GRAY; o. "Esr M.Kss Hoas Harry BY NJ J.
Mclnt, b. Au,bor Of Aunt sy' Tales" vol l2no 10
To my Con panion. The Sea side Alice aud Lucy, Minnie
and Ro a syd Mary afrcousely dedicate hs httl
he pis ,het sy lead aud Others % prefer ih.,
prse roooie's boso' ever s that The world
give wtbouth'
Npta's Honei Changes th- Home new Rsia''9n 90
Home sPsHda ba, less haPpy than a-t.s Ias o;ap
4 10 NV scene. aud New Chiractersi Relations sad 10
F,uo T. lns BY Boos and BY Example the Last H'ne
Atc. have jl.t published:
THE MINISTRY % LIFE. By MARIA Loris. CH'sLEs'
WORTH author a" nistenSs Chioren' VOL lAno eio d.
BiRTRAM NOEL; A Story oF yocrH. By E J NAY,
TAI "TqsiiEPAtosirs POM. OF THE T 10 LAST CENT?
RIts illustrated siib upward Of SO essrasns. oa word fo
drg By brkt Fostt Cfewics aud other ellaeLt sftfs
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u Pnc"h's - he largest colcctiou IN toe c0n"tfy
S,sr e s"o nov BOZ b Is,' bad '~so T.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
~ READY THIS WEEK.
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TALES ABOUT ANIMALS. By Joha T1otor. Hlu'-
;rs.d .,h upward o lv s,ee .ugrs'lsa tAict yoine,
square. 81 ~.
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-Tbr Fi0een,h AuounI Report and Directory oi
lnproviug the Condtion o' thc io14
~, " r-,dy ,ub.cnbrT vii be suppned 81 early a. Pt
t a, n eiT residences, immediately by CO tos ""
a.. No 50 Bible H)use Asor place OF on any o % ,- -
~ 4 e Assoc and Cbarmen OF the ward 0on
o,,,. no are suthoIiI - received s4hcfflohsi VIZ
IaMFs BROWN President No. - VS. let -,
GFORGF GRISWOLD, Vice Pftndeat No ~ Snnh-s'.
Jas ROORMAN Nic,r rrenden', No I5Nsssas'"n ,9usfe'
IoRATIO ALLEN. Vice President, No y Chuton piAoe
ROsFRT D. MtNIURN Treasurer No 7s south 81
WArd,-I. james c Ramsey No lSI 1. csFst
II Gsor.e W. abb, No 60 Wal st.
nj II ; r.fbtl, No ~ fAh plsre.
Nv Hush Ak Iau. No los Macisor-st
A X wctmore, No. 81 Nescyst
VI stephen CouoNeT No ilV b-nnsro s.
VII J.seon Hoxie No kutgeIs place
WI .Josrpb Co.hu,, No ~ WslsL
IN Dai i,l FfsDch, No = fbst
X James ll,ra, No. 'hrys lest
MI Patterson. No SIS 5lh- h-st.
MI. L. G. Beloui ltth It corner q av
xII lew il Chichester, Ne. ~ kast bfosase1
XIV Dayio Teriy NJ. lss Ag rFyG
XV .Thorpss DENY No II Cmnt'nplsoe
XVI. Luther Jackson. No. ia "est go.
Kills { Lync. No. n 81 N nuk' place
XVII. .AdAai ~ Spies. Ne. 81 Etd f't St
KIN. Dsvid X scSsL No l35 p 81 whist
Xxx Jsues DemaTest, No 1873 West S<ese
NNII G. sayst~ No. Is Fest Ste'st
XXlI A. NJ Lyon, No u. Wssi t,i,t,: s.,-
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I,HF ANNIVERSARY AND SUNDAY

L SCHOOL MUSIC BOOK, jlst poehshed ey HORACE
WATTRs No Brusdsay, ooptains 'S tunes s3d hymns
bns tbe he-t lseoD rubhsbef ma of the sat
au1ui They simply snd fully ssls-d tor
two foar soiees and or piano. orsan or meioea Tas
bok Unairs aaui7ersty Boz, No ant va several Sd
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