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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-10-05

A NICE LITTLE PLACE FOR SALE
n offer for sale my little TRACT OF LAND-FIrTY
ACREs-lying within Il miles of Staunton between
the Staunton and Parkersburg Turnpike and the old
Hebron Church road, adjoining the lands of VIM j..
Shumate, Archibald Stuart and others. The land is
all cleared and in cultivation, and there is upon it
comfortable frame DWELLING HOUSEanda Wellof
good water
This little place may be made very desirable small
farm and market garden.
The terms will be moderate and will be made known
on application to the undersigned or to j. D. IMBoDES
Esq., who is authorized to act for me. If not sold in
body, am willing to divide it into two or four par
GELS. to suit purchasers JNO. E. RILEY.
Aug. IL, 1s57-f
A SMALL FARM For SALE.-I offer for sale
II privately small FARM, containing 55 ACRES,
lying on the Va G. r. r. within half mile of Craigs
Vile depot. There are 80 cleared; the balance
we'll tmbered and tillabe. About 20 acres river bot
tom. There is on 1t good CH0PP1NG AND SAW
MILL. in good order, and log Dwelling House.
viii also offer for rent my DWELLING STORE
HOUSE, in Craigsville The Store House is close to
the Depot Possession will be given at any time
Persons in want of the above named property will do
we'll TO call upon me soon For further particulars
address me at Cralgsville P. O, Augusta CO., Va:
Sent. q. ls5s-tf JAMES A. CRAIG.
~ Charlottesville Jefiersonan copy If.
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BOOTS AND SHOES For THT EaI

I'D "A very nice and good assortment of BOOTS and
SHOES for the Fall, heavy and strong Just received
aud for sale very cheap. Also a superior quality OF
Leather aud Material for my own manufacture am
ready now to furnish ALL ladies and gentlemen, with
something neat and good for the feet
~ All orders promptly attended to.
Staunton, Sept. 81, 58-Sm HENRY FAUST.
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NOTICE by virtue Of a deed Of trust executed
IN to me, as trustee, by Robert Mcclure, jr, and
wife, on the 18th Of Auguat, 1855, ard of record
iu the Office of the County Court OF Augusta WI
9th day of October next, the TRACT OF LAND there
in containing log Acres s Rood and "a
Poage, Michael Fackler, &c. in sight of the Mowry
ton-on the following terms Expenses attending the
sale to be paid in hand, together with interest on
$1,000 from the 18th of August 1856, to the 18th of
August 1885, and, at the end of two years herefrom
said $1,000 to be paid also interest however, TO be
paid thereon annually accrues, to wit; the first
deferred interest to be paid 18th August 1889; and
the principal and the other interest to be paid the 10Th
August, 1860; the purchaser to execute bond, with
approved security carrying interest and the title to
be retained as ultimate security the terms as to the
residue of the purchase money will be made known on
the day of SALE The Buildings on the land are good
the Dwelling House having recently been thoroughly
repaired. There is an excellent Orchard of choice
fruit near the dwelling as also neyer.faing Spring
of the best of water The property is exceedingly de-
srable as home for small family u
Sept. 7, 1853. j. D. WAIto.
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ITO MY CUSTOMERS.-In few more weeks
i new Stock of Fail and Winter Clothing has to
be purchased which cannot be done without means
must therefore, call upon allndebted to me to come
forward and pay up their accounts.
large Stock of CLOTHING am now selling off
at Costto Cash, and CIsA only. ]. POLLITZ.
Staunton Aup r; ISh9
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00pyC G. r. rMNcDANNALD, Clerk.


YTJRGINIA.-At Rules held at the Clerks Office
Y ofthe Circuit Court of Bath county, on Monday,
the 9Th day of September, 1858, Robert P Williams,
administrator of Ohio Williams, deco .,-Plslnut,
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BY virtue of a deed of trust executed
IN to the first of us, trustee, by Okey quick,
dated 14th Oct, 1885, and another executed TO the
other one of u.s. also as trustee, by same, dated Atm
Dec lS57-both of record In the Clerks Office OF the
County Court of Augusta--we will SELL on SATURDAY,
tie 233 of October next at the place lately owned and
occupied by said Quick, on the road leading from
Staunton to Spring Hilton credit of months, but
with interest with bond and approved security,l-
ali the property of every kind whatsoever owned by
said Quick, consisting of Horses, Colt Wagons
Cart, 10 pair Gears Wind Mill four.horse Thresh-
ing Machine Harrows, Ploughs, Axes, Hoes, between
25 and 40 Hogs, from 80 to 40 Pigs, Bedsteads Beds
and Bedding Chairs, Pots, Ovens, &c, &c. The hor-
SEES and hogs and part of the other property are mol
on the place at this tne but will be there on the da
of sale All the stock is very valuable and the other
property quite good. GEO. NJ COCHKAN, JR,
JOHN j. WATTS.
Sept. q, 1s5S-tds.
DARN NEAR sTAUNTON FOR SALE.
u i am DESTROYS of selling my FARM, lying about
21S miles south of Staunton, on the Lexington road
1t contains 25l Acres of Land, OF which nearly
100 acres are in heavily timbered woodland. The
cleared land lies we'll, and is highly improvable-a
bout two.thirds of it well taken in grass There are
two fine Springs, large young Orchard of choice APP
ples now in good bearing, and quantity OF othei
fruit trees.
If not sold privately before, it will be offered at pub
lie SALE on the premises, on Saturday, the 18th OF %
to6e at which time also, the Horses, Cattle, Hogs
Farming Implements, &c, will be sold.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
Possession given LIST January, earlier if desired
Sept. 7, 1858. PIKE POWERS.
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nor SALE-DESIRABLET TOWN PROP
j. ERTY.-In pursuance of decree of the Circuit
Court of Augusta county, rendered in the cause OF
Groves executor, &C.. against Groves widow, &C.,
shall proceed in Staunton, on Saturday, the 25th day
est bidder the John Grove Property, consisting of
two.story BRICK MANSION, on about an acre of
good and improved Garden land. 1t is corner lot,
with water in the yard, and is very desirable and
comfortable property.
TERMS :-One-fourth in three months, and the re
mainder in equal instruments at one, two and three
years from day of sale bearing interest the purchaser
to give bonds with good personal security and the IT,
tie to be retained as ultimate security
rSy" Sale to commence at II o'clock, A. NJ.
August "a, lS5S-tds N. X. TROUT, Comr.
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TJNRUST SALE OF VALUABLE TOW
1 PROPERTY. By virtue of deed of trust exc.
cuted to me by John F. ]. White on the 18th day of
September 1854, shall proceed in the town Of Staun.
ton, in front of the premises on Saturday. hs l6h Of
October, 1858, to sell at public auction the HOUSE
LOT recently occupied BY Jno F.J. White as STORE
HOUSE. .
This property is situated upon the corner immedi.
ately opposite the store of Crawford Cochran, and
is one OF the best stands in town for Store OF any
kind.
TERMS One third for cash, and the balance in
one and two years. with interest from the day of sale,
and deed of trust to the deferred payments.
The title to this property is unquestionable but
shall convey only such title vests in trustee.
GEO. NJ. COCHRAN, JR, Trustee.
As trustees of John F. j. White in his general deed
of trnst we assent to the above terms of sale.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LADIES' FAIR.

THE Ladies of the Lutheran Church intend holding
L Fsir in the Union Hall on Thursday Naght, m
IN of October the proceeds Of which is for the benefit
of the Church. A great many Notions and Fancy Ar
tices will be offered also SPIENDID SUPPER Will bt
prepared for the occasion. OYSTERS in abundance
Zee Cream, Peaches and Cream Grapes Oakes, de-, dc
Prof. A. j. Turner'S BAND, ORCHESTRA and GLEE gLUl
viii be in attendance and perform some of their choice
pieces Admittance l215 cents.
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As trustees of John F. j. White in his general dee
of trust, we assent to the above terms of sale.
!, p p I RRofE% Trustees.
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NEW STORE.-As Agent for R. G. Bicke,
In have opened small Stock of DRY GOODS and
GROCERIES in the Store Room known as "Fishers
Corner" opposite the Jail.
My agency limits ME strictly 10 cash business in
buying and selling. This will enable me to conduct
business mutually advantageous to both parties.-
Country Produce will be bought and sold on fair
terms. SAML HALVES,
Agent for r. G. Bickle.
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VyHE LADIES Of the First Unitarian Church,
la Washington nsson tho oleot Of which TO
rescue the and alleys Of e worst heishbofts s
possible that number who, either by the misfortune
ant Negligence their paren nlen 70 e
mpereness Of human society growing swell inc RANKS Oh
- the dangerous classes Of American cities
rented aud furnished suitable rooms Ia me fofh
employed teacher and daily Receiving children Who coming
from poverty th poverty by being sur
rounded during the with Christian atmosphere 81 kindness o
fobeaanoc being the common elementary o.
education, peril, ana some OF hei " s
hoped, become very useful and women
supply shoes or other essential
could obtained would DO desirable 10
Bang constantly under supervision AZ night
imposition much iesscned IL certain
nothing wasted which 20 children the
power the Bible and the consultation or e and warns
them, though their parents should prove unworthy
following considerations 10 tho benevolent
Of all Christians and all good citizens 10
take good young nothing be dangerous
republic the OF awlez bands OF youths
sufficient public school accommodation Tor the
poor children of Washington fact notorious 20 need demonsta
lion thore still the necessity would exist for
sJsains those from Who from the poverty neglect Of heir
parents would not sesk educational adyantages
only direct effort The by personal appeal
rowdyism that Christian zeal aud
accomplish this fully evidenced IN tho
present condition The Five Points" In New York
hesitation therefore, asking pecnnary aid trom all
bolp what be good mission
pledge TO tho observance OF rigid economy and
object funds win BIO absorbed in payment OF
salaries secretarics clerks, agents, az.
Donations viii BIO thankfully received by the treasurer Mrs r.
Webb, No 4 Louisiana itvennn. Nov 2f--du
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RATES or cHARGES FOR HACKNEY CARRIAGES
GIBBS Sc.

IErrdd from act Of The Cosaion approved March 20, 1891
enacted Tlat from and after the Of this
following u fare charges for the conveyance OF per-
another tho city OF Washington Ia hackney
CARRIAGES cabs other vehicles carrying for
eight O'Clock shall not he exceed
eha is for each passenger Tor distance not
and half mle twenty-five cents r any distance over
mile exceeding three miles, MY Pro
hackney cab other vehicle shall be
detained longer period than i've minutes the driver thereof
shall allowed for the whole hack cab other vehicle tho
half cents for fifteen minutes detained and
copveyances other dctenions than O'Clock
the driver Of hackney cabs nth vehicles
demand aud receive at the rate ATTY csnium the foregoing
charges, addition thereto.
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FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAST
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
From WASHINGTON Virginia. Georgia. Alabama
Mississippi Ilouisiann, Arkansas, and Texas
Through the Southwestern Rail
Pennsylvania aud Sixth street Washing
Ferry Boat George Page at the ONCE OF
the Orange Alexandria Railroad at Alexandria.
Richmond Danvie Lynchburg Bristol Knoxville, Dalton,
Atlanta Chattanooga Nashville Huntsville, Grand june
ton, Memphis Montgomery, and New Orleans
Continuous Railway Connexions to Memphis
Aorn greater Expedition and being 200 miles
shorter than by any other route.
The steam ferry George Page Seventh
alexandria, where take the cars for
Richmond Charlottesville Staunion White Sulphur Springs Wood
at for Richmond and all points Southwest
making sure md Memphis
omnbuses leave the Office Pa at
O'Clock, m, and 7, p.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent,
June Is--f s.H Washington.
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u A. CARpwELL. Real Estate and General

IN A. CARDWELL, Real Estate and General
lie Commission Broker, has taken the Office up stairs in No
where he 10 attend to selling and
buying real Union renting and collecting
houses rent lease amy business ape
tanng o estate with unexceptiona legal aid.
claims description the executive de
paris and Congress- and members
claims distant adjacent
press Subscriptions and advertising his experience being such as
tho aud instructions
having well attending having advertisements In
papers the District Of Columbia else
where application him thus the
expense a trip the city prompt returns made
security, and all descrp
uoas which may properly be ced under the head Of
gepera commission brokerage.
RgEKEKs VIM. A. Harris formerly Of Missoui) Dr. A. ~
p Garrett G. Berre Richard Waiach, oq and
propors Of tho press generally OF Washington
Messrs j. Davenport Hon 3 taskie Richmond, va
Rev Plume Allegheny City, Pa; Col A. burnley, Frank
fort KY, John Sargent, New York city Dec ldu
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@ MER THE steamer
- GEORGE PAGE will follows
Leave Alexandria at A. s. TO- IL O'clock and o'clock
IN.
Washington 8, Q, IL O'Clock s,5 and O'Clock
m.
CoILYER when the viii 81 opposite
hours Fare IL cents
Whaeys onbuses connecting with the Page and Coyer viii
Capitol 18th and
he tune the boats leave Alexandria.
June s--eod-tf RICHARD WALLACE, President.
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NOTICE TO TRAvELLERs.--NEW ARRANGE

MENT, WITH GREATLY IMPROVED sCHEDuI FROM WASH
iNGToN DIRECT PARTS THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
VIA POTOMAC STEAMERS AND RICHMOND AND POTOMAC RAIL
tINETwo daily lines from Washington for the South
and Southwest behs foot Of 9th street. al 6
Passengers by tho morning boat can obana fine
pleasant sai Of 3 hours down the
beautiful Potomac, passing full view OF Mount Vernon ny the
evening they good and rest OF four hours IN
and arrive in Richmond IN time 10
all the for the South and Southwest
great mail conveyed This route being ~
miles less rnlroadng than by other route
making certain connexions 20
RICHMOND PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA. WELDON
s. c. Augusta, GA MONTGOMERY
oBIK ALA New ORLEANS AND SOUTHERN CITIES
Also Richmond with the Danve, sonhsde, Virginia.
Tennessee, and East Tennessee railroads
FOR THE SOUTHWEST TO
Danyic, Bristol, Dalton,
Chattanooga Huntsville, Memphis,
Lynehburg, Knoxville, Atlanta,
Grand Junction, Montgomery,
Orleans
through and further Information Of the route Inquire at
Office No 372 Pennsylvania one door
Hotel board the boats foot Of 9th street
GEO. T.. MATIINLY
August l7-ly Ticket Agent.
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Duke o Baden Louis born August 15 1924 under
guardianship by rcson OF insanity.
is her Ferdpand husband Of the late Queen
III september 10, 1855
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OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION OF
THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.


ss'esd waya DR. n X stone James e Dana~,n ESQ
Fouyfh BardApr W r. Johnston, Francis Mohun, esq.
F f. w ws Q necoy ?: ineis, ESQ.
Seventh ward-pr. J. 4 Morgan, Icary A Clarke,
AronaEtAnIHs
First Bard-David C. Rdsey.
rl.rd Ward--vaentiDe iiarIaaeh.
Fbarth Word--Janes n calan,
si1M Ward-Janes i. oDonnen
sere,uA Ward-D. y. Clarke.
First Ward-Plilp c. Davis, NJ D.
Second ward-J. ". H. Ioveoy NJ ID.
wayd-Georse NJ Dale NJ D.
t sss~ w waraJ' y a, I9ass, X y p
sizth Ward--J. NJ. Roberts, MD.
Serentt Hasd-J f. wllett, ~
ALDERMEN
a wsraGsS " R ,.s and a VIM Doys prssideu
Third Yard Ihemas Donoho and Joseph !. Brown.
ftnssh Ward-Wm W. Moore and Francis slolun.
Eyh Wa,d-btmund Barry and G W Huntington.
s.1th Ward,Robert Clarke and Aaron W Miller
Secretary the ard-Erasmus ]. Middleton.
oosnrrrrns rln HOARD or nprIuxs.
On Fyndnce--Messrs Riggs, Brown, and Smith.
Poiice-Messrs Mohun Barry and Smith.
Claims -Messrs Barry, Brown, and Pearson
Schools Messrs Donoho pnnning.on, and Clark,
Bloeioss-Mcssrs Moore Fisher, Clark
on tnsnAG W. Miller Dunnins,on and
Jolsr the AsyIamMesns. Moore, Donolo
Health Of The CITY siessrs T. Miller, Mohun and Clark
Canal -Messrs brown and Pesson
Earoied BiiIs-Mr Moore.
N MONTY Tansaessoa u aae CarrSyuion Mr. Riggs
T Caant aya psssr"y Due BIi.Ar Fisher ' sunni
TO Attend % the Interests " the Corporation before Congress Mssrs.
hoard or ooxnoS COUNCIL
NJ, NJ, ,,.,a 60, Ii,.n,, Ia, N ., ~,
sm,bsv 3 Parker ''''' u'N"'NA'" '' = ''' say
Wa,dwm orme, Grafton Powell and Charles Jones
Third Wardwm g. Palmer Lambert Tree, and Christopher S.
,rth Waydstepen D. Casuenan Elijah Eimonston and VIM,
p Mohan p'S-
WICK.
SELL
Wdrd-Thomas f. Lloyd, Charles Wilson, Thomas
,nlstead
Sscradyy-w William a hsnneay,
=, ~ x ou o
rcswick, obor, Lloyd.
AIohun, Russell. and Lloyd.
On Glaims- Messrs POWELL Mohun and Wilson.
on S,so"sMeasrs wallace ober and WILSON
pohrer, and Lloyd ''''''
and MiIstead
hoosMesrs Tree Turon Powell, Mohun Wallace, Bohrer,
md Lloyd.
Fire Department. Messrs Parker Edmonon and Misiead
Daa"a a@S wilson faier oe '0Do Aus
0sr cosnrh Wa'AS'oa oa"a'Asrs ea+'ieman and
' M N is % n -. ;,. ,o,,,o, A., ,on.s
,1 Money , lnas a,,o In ws,,ane and gla,s,d
Count and Destroy Due Biils-lr Edmo,sion.
Eg.ss q Ssass -, nr d po,sr =, n0...u
hanh Of tle Cuy-Messrs Palmer Parker Wilson, Muoy.
on nae.ua'y
r,,, n,,,,, -,osenb = Raw,ngs.
S S1rs d D,tr.a- Ssn = ow saasr
taurfh Dfaria-sanuci s. Taylor
,1p,s, n pansn,nh h,sasiSon, ~paa.r n ,,on.,d
sud az A. 4 soughon . '''''"
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.


TROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
IN or THE WEST SOUTHWEST, AID NoIyfifwfsf -BAITI
MORE AND ONO RAILROAD, WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
through daily except sunday, from wash
ington for the West, as follows
Mail Ts5 (snnday excepted eonuec
Washington Junction for Cumberland and PeInont
d. The Cincinnati 81 Louis Chicago Express Connection
Washington reaching Ghcnna at 80, day
directly With for Louisville Cairo the
Southwest aud Tor 81 Louis, Kansas, &c.
the road 10 daylight take
either the T4b $40, train from Washington, and Vie
a Cumberland or Piedmont.
the Northwestern Virginia road
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad take
The
Through and checks all quarters aud
other possible facility, viii be found upon this route
Way passengers for the OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road viii leave Washington as follows:
For all points between Washington junction and Piedmont take the
T,45, a. M. train.
For stations between Wheeling the $40
train
FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAST
Washington and T45 and 54o
and 49, p m. on sunday AT 8. 40, p, m only.
Baltimore 80 and 500 and 100 and o3o p m
On Sunday at 4 80, a. m, only
The TAO and 80 trains only viii stop way stations and Tor An
napohs connections,
The 746 sac p the chief connecting trains lor
the West and the 6l0 49, and $40 trains ior the East
For further information the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ticket Office, Of TIi0S. II. PARSONS Agent, Washington
oct3 Master Of Transportation, Baltimore,
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VXTE WOULD KESFEOIF ULLl NNNVUANVC
w that e have choice selection OF vaua
bio standard and suitable for the coming holidays
Among found tho following poets bound in Gle
giant bindings and which, for beauty and eheaness
ANYTHING heretofore offered Shakespeare Byron
Moore Hs,ans scott Cowper Montgomery Iandon Hood
Rogers Campbell ouson Beaumont and Fletcher Milton
x
Mrs Janesons Of Women The Gallery Of Famous
Poets eugavingthe most elegant book ever pup
sbe in America Beauty Herosm Eugene 10
semrams Edgar Complete woksone elegant volume
illustrated.
A variety Of elegant ANIMALS for 1859, Albums, etc
Also and choice assoments Of Juvenile
Books TO BIO found Ia the city, !,
We constantly hand Of the best assortmcns Of Family
and pew Bibles city, embracing nearly hun
rd different Styles varying proo from rs cents to $50
TAYLOR MAURY,
Booksellers aud Statoners,
paea 1874 Ninth gtreet
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N IT. GlLLET, Counsellor at Law, has removed
k his once 10 Franklin Row corner Of and
s,rn he will continue bis attention principal
r. 10 oases IN the United States supreme Court
GA as-du
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4. NNUAL OBITUARY NOTICES of Eminent Per-
~ sons who died ia the United States for the year 1857
BY Hon. Nathan Crosby. - ,3 - - n, !, ~,
papIc OF 1857 Financial Chart by Gibbons
Journal With Lord Byron by the countess :"
Blessiugton, with io Of the author
Tic JuiaD BY author Of q yardn nc, NC,
The Church Almanac for 1859 = -, !. ,,or-,,
For sale by blANehAIp y aonoN,
Dec 0 corner o' iiu suce' anu i'nnr "'eA"''
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II llMELI. HOUSE--Ths nice and commodious
house has completed will be open for the re-
"a q sues,s the 23d inst This house will abound with
f ft every respect house In this or any
sAe y will DO supplied with the best OF liquors
nt III engaged Mr. " Campbell TO assist and super
pena The house. He tho travelling community
the Kmn House s situated street. between AZ and 9Th
81 eci vicinity Of the National Hotel and near the
railroad depot A. +. KISiMEII, Proprietor.
nov 10 T. v. CAMPBELL, Superintendent.
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TpVENILE BOOKS
81 Fayorie Fairy Tales for Little Folk
- Tbs Chldis Picture and Verse Book :, -
CYpdsrclia Bean Stalk Rod hiding Hood and
Tom Thumb; vol, illustrated
One Thousand and Home Amuscments; vol
soden Rules for Boys and Grls
wit Bought
A Homo Ia tho Sea.
Shidren's Holidays.
Marcus: or, the Boy Tanner
The Boy traveller Russia; illustrated 80,
Dec II fnANSh "a hh'"'''
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RATES or POSTAGE DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN

sport Tobacco daily other places the route
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ssnLD GINGERBREAD" AND THE SCHOOL
4 Boys with four Illustrations, IS cents
Tue Youths Companion and Counsellor edited by camDers
81 .,-x
The Derby Ministry Cabn Pictures by Marx hoohes
How we are Governed Crown and the Bench
NV Foubapaue,
Daily arrivals Of books for The holidays
800 FRANKLIN PHILIP,
#fstF Bookseller and Statonsr
Dec 10 o32 Penn. avenue PEI. sh anu io'n e'''
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: 4
Chief If Tocs-John III. Goddard.
LietaenuHts ~ FicsNobie j. Thomas Edward Alofienry.
Police wardJohn Mcermotl Vim Iaw VIM Ser
rim and James r. Eiwards. =
ward-Wm. IL Tanning Joseph williamson Charles
Ecklon, and James Ginnnty. ssl
Third ward-a u Suit Patrick Gormley VIM L. Ross, and
Jacob w. King
Fourth wardB Watson II. W. HASKELL Henry Yea,nsn, and
Franklin Zimmerman
Fifth ward-H c. Narrower, G. W. Arnold Jacob Ash Henry
Nash and Reuben Collins at the Railroad Depot.
sixth ward-Francs T. Edelen
Seventh wsrdon NJ Lloyd James A. Gl 8. N. Chipley and
Josiah Beltzell.
Special Police oeysnIcl whaion Robert HARRISON
Thornton, James Bci John kidwe John COMBS Thomas
Kelly Joseph Norwood Murphy, Frederick schsner
Michael Fitzgerald Martin Mcnamara, Thomas Young John Carter
j. Edmonston lawrence Malone James Rooney
Thomas Stone, Gault William Neale
Handy VIM Rabbit Philip Hutchinson, James r. Gates William
Johnson VIM Mcnne K Alfred Henning John
l. Hatton Joseph Tucket John LAWS Richard Evaps John
Bradley Peter Goodyear George H. Morgan John Brewers John
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