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The arrival at the mouth of Kansas river Of twelve In
dian families of the Shawnee tribe, from Texas, has
ated some excitement among the settlers the Shawnee
reservation There are between sixty and seventy per-
sons in ALL and each is entitled to select two hundred
acres of land now taken up by squaers This will turn
number of s4uatters off who have erected cabins md
made other important improvements on the land
A clergyman in New York has been obliged to bring
su for his salary The pastor had received for number
Of years salary of $500 n year. which was recently
raised to $500 year. but the church becoming involved
he left the pasoratc The trustees refused pay him at
the rate of $500 for the last Fix months he was with
them and hence the suit The jury returned verdict Of
$500 CO in favor of the plaintiff.
Oysters represented as very scarce in Philadelphia
owing 10 an unaccountabc falling off in the supplies
from inc Chesapeake The market price is $l2 sis per
thousand
spen did theatre is being erected ia Cincinnati The
from said to be the finest in town. and it will be large
enough to seat 800 persons The cost will be $500 900
George Wynkoop, esq, has resigned his position as
deputy United States marshal of the eastern district of
Pennsylvania situation which he has filled for the
past six years with marked ability. He has been ap-
pointed chief deputy to the receiver of public moneys
Kansas.
The carriers of the Missouri Republican offer a prcm
UNI of thirty dollars for the best New Year Address to the
patrons of the Republican, at the beginning of the year
1859
a difficulty recently took place at Hannibal, Mis-
souri,, between the Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad
sion of the locomotives and rolling stock Colonel Os
borne one Of the firm of contractors placed distractions
in the of the cars and threatened violence the
engineer if he should his train by At this stage of
the proceedings the locomotive wheels struck the stick
which Ind been placed the track and projected it
against hysander, killing him instantly Colonel Os-
borne was Immediately arrested.
The accounts from the explorers for mineral treasures
in California are still encouraging Lieut. Mowry writes
that fruitful dry gold dgyngs have been discovered The
silver mines yielding WE'LL and several ones have
been opened
The supreme court of Minnesota has decided that the
railroad companies have right to issue any amount of
first mortgage bonds the State coming in IN equal
footing with other first mortgage creditors This yir-
tually destroys the security Of the State
An extraordinary credit of 90 600 francs has been
opened to the French Minister Of Foreign Affairs for fit
ting up the church of st Anne at Jerusalem for public
worship.
serious rcnconter took place at Commerce. Missouri
recently between Mr. r. Darncs member elect of the e
gisature. and Mr.. Noah w. Johnson postmaster and
Justice of the peace, growing out Of alteration in re
gard TO the issuing of warrant Mr. barnes was shot
and it was feared that he could survive Mr. John
son arrested.
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PROPOSALS FOR TIMBER.
Navy Deparfment,
"VPNKtHINTTt
BrREAr OF CONSTRUCTION. &c. My.

BrRRAu OF CONSTRUCTION, &c, Nuy. "a, 1858.
Sealed PROPOSALS VIII be received at this Bureau until O'Clock
the 2sh day December next for the delivery the
Phadclpa Of the following timber
from the commandan' Of any Of the navyyaris.
YEILowPINE PLANK.
Twenty eight thousand feet board (2sooo inches
Thick IS to I5 feet long, twenty Thousand
thick from 20 10 80 feet long, thousand feet 100000
thick long; eight thousand feet ooo Of
inches thick from 80 TO IS feet long, amounting all
To be long ead yellow pine free from heart shakes large
kind and work width clear of saPa least one inch than
the C, h n. rogu ar
me' on o. p ne aa 81 osnhay ,sos another arsr Of
remainder en- or before the 18th February, 1859
wIIITEPIsE MAsTs.
Three white pine masts hewcd when ishc
follows Ono Of 5s feet long 81 inches diameter;
long "a inches disnctc and 65 long,
To be free from sap and large knots.
To b. delivered on or before the lst Of March, 1859
M- wHuEoAK LOGS
feet $4,000 Of whlteoak PLANK stock logs to
wer and cut between tho Is, of iober anS e Mh ~ m
One haf the number Of ors to be Is feet IN Al te % ~
40 feet and be less thaa ongt bs nc
way crooks received; rough squared ami
may be lined epeng conformity with the
half the number
mander not less than Il inches
tho end clear of tho exceed
onseghh Of the face aqnarei the wood excluded
depth TO be taken ami Considered the size for computation
other defects ana proper Deduction will be male for
improper squaring +
One half to be delivered before February and the
remainder on or before thu LIST of NJ trci, 1859
The Department the additional 1panty
(uot exceeding ton cent? Of te yellow pine
Separate proposals will be received for tbs yellow pine pine
spars, and the white oak
Tho proposals be endorsed proposals Timber that they
may be distinguished from ohor business lctiors.
FORM OF OFFER
!, , OF - In the State s----, hereby aprp, 10 fur
nili aud iehverin the u s. yard Philadelphia
Of in conformity with the advertisement of Bureau Con.
strnci &c Of u, date OF "Ih November 1858
Total value.
Should my o1,r be accepted request be adore
anil tho crnct Forwarded the agent or TO m,
A., FOR signature and certificate.
December - 1883 AB
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
The undersigned - of -, in the Of --- and -
foregoing bid Off for the named DO nc
cepte he or they will within to days after the
tract tho oce nnei designated. execnie the
for the surce and In ca4c
sal shall fail % enter into aforesaid we guaranty
make good the differences between the offer the
that which may be accepted,
Signatures Of tn guaanIorr G
Ell
Witness.
hereby certify that tho above are known 10 me ss
men Of property aud able TO make good their guarantee
To be signed by the U s. judge u District Attorney
Collector or Navy Agent Nov 2S--lawtw
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COLUMBIA IS. CO. Nov. sT--The United States circuit
court met here to-day Judges Wayne Of Washington
and Magraw, OF s. c., presiding.
The charges TO the grand jury delivered by both
judges, strongly impresing upon the jury the duty Of
mpartally dscharging the oaths of their office and
while avoiding unfoundcd accusations, to suffer per
sona sentiments private feelings to deter them from
presenting for investigation every case where reasonable
evidence of guilt exists.
These charges II is understood intended to meet
efforts by certain parties TO induce the grand jury 10
fuse TO bring in bill against the mate and of the
SLAYER Echo.
Some difficulty occurred through difficulty in getting
full jury together The probability is that the action
of the grand jury will be made known Monday.
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ne municipal election which took place in the city of
tu''Snouth, New Hampshire, Tuesday last has re-
ea IN the election OF Robert Morrison, democrat as
mayor by l39 majority, and large majority of demo
va 70 both branches OF the city government. The
Tooc'ats carried two wards aud the opposition one
TO- '''''o'i' - '' '''' wy ""' o"'
ine laris Ioader publishes decree according to
yu ioregn hemp either peeled ia hards (ctorpes J
ADMITTED tree of duty into France either by land or by
a. " French vessels in those of the country where
a'uce Is produced provided the said hemp is intended
~ converted into ropes and cordage and rc-exported
may state Six months is allowed for the necessary
Hly recovering ~
Mn . Dickins, supposed to be a relative of Charles
Nm aud for some years back connected with newspa-
' N Australia and in London committed suicide Mt
W. r ASor House. New York, ON Wednesday last by
NoS poison He arrived in this country about two
s 'uS since, and sought employment as writer for
5on, o. The leading New York papers lie was evil
tIg IN stuitcncd circumstances which il believed
""''e induced him to commit the rash act
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TIE AZ4Nr7c TELEGRAPH WITHOUT A cIBLE

The Dundee Scotland) Advertiser contains statement
Of the results OF achymst with regard an Atlantic
telegraph without wire. IL says
This model consists simply Of trough filled with
water on each side Of which two small copper plates
the plates on the side being connected with q com
mon electric battery, and il is found that, without any
Wre the electricity passes through the water and makes
Signals Oh the other side in, il is understood the o
aly MANNER the theory being that the copper plates
On the other side guide the electric in the circuit
W$led, 1t may be objected that the results obtained
~ WH model would not be obtained on n larger scale
Mr. hndsayfor that is our electrician narnehas not
oceh aele to carry out such experiments as he vet
D.utemllates but some time ago his system was
ued at Portsmouth, and found ID answer perfectly
p'uss water Of the breadth Of half mile and if it an
eS iof that dtstsncc there appears why it
1oad noS answer for any distance on the face OF the
globe" " 80
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SIrUATION WANTED.-A young man of liberal
cdncnioa capable Of teaching the higher
with the Latin and Greek languages, desires tut
School, Tutor in private family where
would be for his services would
private clerk in need of such
Efactory testimonials qualifications from the
eminent mon Of Delaware, Maryland and Virginia
Address INQUIRER.
Nov 2id2w BIrnums Hotel, Bttimorc MI
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AUCTION SALES.
o, Jas Q. MoaUIRE q co., Auetioneers.

n HEAT SALE OF SUPERIOR AND COSTLY
III HssF On 1hursiay morning December 10 O'clock
to rst oor a. auction shall gsst
nyoce of ladies geneaens hne
CIV being from ON irsadNay New
York Of for set trade amt courof
hay sable Martin fleh French sable aud
full ladies' ehrcL f circulars, vcofiness
NUTS and cuff &C.,
Also
Gents fur coats Hufers, gloves SO, sc,
Also
spcndd assortment OF coge and sleigh robes, q best kc
kind comprising Hudson Bay and Prairie Vol, Bear, eeaet
and oil other kinds
Catalogues 81 the w q thls valuable Will be prepared aud
furs arranged for inspection days previous the sale
Terms So under sum, credit % 60 aud 20
dsysi for satisfactorily endorsed notes bearing interest
g. q. MCGUIRE CO. /.
Nov IS Aaeioueers.
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Markets.

New York, Nov. 27.-Coton is quiet-salcs of ], 600
bales Flour is firm sales of 10, 900 bbls Wheat is
dull of 5000 bushels southern red 81 II a
81 23 white, ST. AZ 81 As. Corn is firm sales of
26 900 bushels. Pork is quiet SIT 30 SIT so.
Lard has declined cent-l0I l0s cents Whiskey is
steady at "a cents. Sugar is steady at Ga II cents
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south Carolina Legislature.

CoLuMnIA, Nov. 27.tIhe subject of selection of a
candidate for the vacant seat In the United States Senate
is the most prominent question Of discussion in the
political circles
Ex-Gov Adams Is fnvorite with all who are in favor
of agitang the reopenng of the slave trade but r. b.
Rhett, ex-Gov. Manning, Gen Mcqueen will most
likely be the choice Of the Legislature
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aireua ROW m tie south.

AUGUSTA Nov. II The Columbus Ca Times of Sat-
urday says that orion Oldens Circus Company all
arrested while playing at Auburn (Ala in consequence
of members having killed named Key at Lock-
apol5a, on the previous day crowd of 60 followed
the company TO Auburn, aud fired 20 Shots njur-
ing nobody. The company submitted and returned for
trial.
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United states Hotel.


DOUGLASS WHEELER son of GEORGE
W. aud ADK.amr WHEELER, ia the 10Th year of his age
Death loves shining we're for.
chilly brought tho mind OF tho hearing
the death Of muchloved little boy, oBr T L.
and Tec whose winning tones and aabe disposition
him o all who know him That lovely FORM recently Joy
anmaon lies cold silent spirit animated
II has boon transpanc bloom in the Paradise above
unfidng nowcrs May The Almighty hand which
the bcr.avcd family the oil upon
wounded spirits, and sanct the everlasting
good NJ
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BY j. @. MCGUIRE a. CO, Auctioneers.

ffNRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS IN "fRNrING OFFICE SQUARE Ion Thursday
December ai at o'clock the PROMISES by virtue of decd
dated May H. 1887 and duly recorded lbcr j. A. 81
3I os o. OF tho land records for Washington
shah sell lots Nos 10 aud H. subdivision Of ga fronting
"A feet north Nori, Capitol and First
west running back us feet inches 3ofct alley Etc conaa
20B square feet. Title perfect
fourth the residue and three years,
with interest, secured by decd IN trust on the premises
TI0s j. FISHER Trustee.
JAS G. MCGUIRE x CO.,
I'd Aueiioneers.
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NEW YORK HERALD DAILY TINES TRJ.
In bune News Philadelphia Press Philadelphia ledger &C. re.
rived OF day publication copies for sale
delivered 1t the residences Of Subscribers evening
New York ledger Mercury Weekly Flag Union cleasos
Iiueoi Battle Ship Balious Home
Journal and all other Philadelphia York and Boston
received and for sale, delivered promptly subscr
Everything IN the cheap publication soon pub
1slcd. ~ J. BISHOP & Co
-2i6 Penn. avenue, under wiliarts Hotel, aud
NOV 25--du 43S Penn. avenue, near AZ street
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RY JAS G. McGUIRE q CO.. Auctlonecrs

by JAS. C. MCGUIRE ~ CO., AuctiOnecrs
TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
IL lots IN PRINTING oFTcE SQUADRON Thursday after
December I'd at O'Clock, tho premses, by deed
dated May 1851, and duly recorded In ibc j. A. s. No
se the county
shall sell lots Nos 90 and 49, the subdivision square No GA
fronting each % feet az inches Frst between north
back 100 feet inches feet alley
containing each 3,o46 square feet Title perfect
Terms Ono fourth cash balance three years with
interest, secured by deed Of trust on the premises
TIiUs, j, FISHER, Trustee.
JAS. 9, MCGUIRE, Il CO.,
Nov I'D Auctitrecrs.
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DLANO AND MUSIC CARD.


i 10 EVERYBODY.
have enlarged improved, remodccd, old md
long established Primo Forte, Mclodeon and
MUSIC STORE,
And beg respectfully shall always keep
most Varied and reliable stock in this city, of
PIANOS METOnEoNs AND HARPs,
the oldest country and solicit
when wish to buys hire exchange remove pack
repair Piano, to give call Always ON hand az
Music. Guitars, Violin
Flutes, Eanjos Tamborincs, Siripus
PIANO towers, stools, &c, &c
All kinds of musical instruments repaired
for new Pianos Mcodeons, and Hrs, for
from so 81 month"; sale
day, week month year Music by part The
world free Of postrRe Music neatly bound
Remember the right name and number.
JOHN I. ELLIS,
No 500 Penn. aycnac, between 9th and 10th streets,
Nov l0--d2w doors from banko 81 johnson A a
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The south carolina senator.

COLUMBIA Nov 27.-The second ballot for United
States senator resulted follows Adams 81 Memmn.
ger, 80; Rhett "a Mcqueen, % Manning, 81; Ches-
NUT 81
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Financial.

NEw YORK, Nov 27,-Stocks are irregular Chicago
and Rock Island Gil Cumberland Coal Company, 205
Illinois Central shares, II; do. bonds, 81 Milwaukee,
81 Michigan Southern, I'll New York Central s3l
Reading, 500 Milwaukee and Mississippi, H.
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MAGAzINEs.We are indebted to Messrs. Taylor g.
Maury for copies of Hapers Magazine and Blackwoods
Edinburgh Review.
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FANCY IIAIRPINS, COMBS, FANS, t&c--M w
IL CALI BRO. jewellers have inst opened at their
Nee Sore 354 PeaRsylpGiia droaue,
(Your doors OF browns IIotel,)
large assortment Of fancy hair Cans, combs which
they invite the attention OF the Ladies'.
The lowest price mked IN distinct ngurcs upon article
from which there Wal be no abatement
~ W. GAIT s. BRO, Jewellers,
Nov 2s--3t aj4 Pcnn. nv, bet 9th Th streets
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Es1S NoTIcE.---An adjourned meeting of the Catho-
lie ,nchca Total Abstinence Association Of the
viii be held at the hall OF
evening immediately after vespers discussion will
question, E ooorcyc legislation the principles Liquor
Law cxpnt proper supprcssng
The friends Of the inytea attend. BY order
JAS. J. KANE
NOV zo-l Secretary,
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ByJ. G. MCGUIRE & Co, Auctioneers.

CONTINUATION SALE OF SUPERIOR PARLOR
~ suites cauet furniture hair mattresses, window shades Gilt
Wednesday morning. December l. at 10 o'clock
the establishment snallSood esq, No sos seventh
street, clsu residue Of stock including invcc Of
paror ordered but received time
former sale. We
elegant and mahogany Earor suos OF newest
styles superior workmanship finished in best quality
French broatele and plush, SIX damazk,
reps, hair tloh ranging In value from $50 TO 5000
10 spring rocking Glars; OF various styles
leather covered sleepy hollow chairs
20 Gabrielle chairs finished In cnnnsttsd tlorls
Spriug seat lounges of various patterns
Mahogany sofas, rockers, and paror Chairs
Rosewood and marbetop tables
Handsome walnut what nos hat trees
curled- hair Il f.
Gill and painted wntow shades, cornce
Together assortment furnishing goods all
which will be sold without
tina, three,
months satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
sCatalocs viii be ready and the goods exhibition three
days prior 70 the sale.
j. c. MCGUIRE & CO.
Noy gid auconeers.
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IDOETRY, llumor, Philosophy, Sentiment Great
Book Of nc Acc The ,uocrat OF the breakfast Table by
Wendell Holmes urated by Iappn i vol cIoh rcc
81. ~ 80 t'NN
Just pnbhshed, ani Tor sale at TAYLOR h MAURyS
NOV IL 95i Pcnnsy vnnia avenue.
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psSNGuARpIAN SocETY--A depository for tho re
yer 81 Tue deserving poor has been opened street west one
door mo- IN OF Indiana avenue west o where applications vii be
received every morning between O'Clock ha.ras
Members paying aellar nore applicants "a The
Depository aud their names and residences taken present
lief viii be gwen careful inquiry will ocitc. md
continued relief viii be given all whose may be
found 70 justify Il.
n. D. NoRTHRop,
Nov 2S--d1w Financial Ao.n
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NOR RENT.--A large and frst-cass dwelling,
with all the improvements, thrccstory back
building for rent unurnshed having
sbrng carriagcousc servants ROOM il Is situated
Louisiana avenue the City he most central and eligible
position Ia the city.
For terms apply address FISHER esq., C. Mcclure
& Co.'S Auction Store, Washington, d. C. Az
20--dU 4
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ssss~ The Dist annual meeting of the Ladies' Union
BrhefOe society VIII be held Monday November
the Rev Dr. Snon's cItreh street. commencing at hair past
o'clock The stormy night Of the compelled 10 adjourn
oyor The meeting Win bo addressed by the clergy
h'ptf ~ sah'oh ana others. Nov 2s-lt
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PERSONAL Mr. Hope, formerly aach6 of The British
legation. is expected in Washington in few weeks to
resume his position.
Hon. Matt Ward, of Texas, arrived in this city last
evening and has taken rooms at the Kirkwood House
Hon. John S, Phelps, of Mo-, is at Browns.
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T) LET-With or Without Furniture-the Large
Elegant and Grounds, of and 2lst
William q Oucy. Tho house contains all modern
improvements H. excellent order be from till daily
also three Offices the promises.
Apply Caldwell 2lst streets, 10 n.
Calal, street, Treasury Department
Nov 1l-SuTues& Thursf
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CEILING OFF ! SELLING Off!
Boots, SHOES AND RUBBERS
Of every description, for
Ladies', Misses, Youths and Children, at the
LADIES' SHOE STORE

Ladies' manufacture all goods thereby possessing The
nnequaed advantage securing them first which, conrse
benefit Of the purchaser CATERS point Of
beauty aud utility have acknowledged superiority others
double sole Kid button nirs &c
&c. for winter have ony 10 be examined
Also long rubber boots fr ladies and selling on at as
onishing low prices r. CLARK
Nov 2O-dtEebIs
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Il prices. For sale az FRANKLIN p1It's
New bookstore, 232 Pom. avenue,
oct between 9Th aud 10th streets.
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dRRIVdLS At THE HOTELS.
Browns Hotel.

Browns Hotel.
l. W Farchii, New York G CuyeT, Ohio
C Wilre, ISM NJ Ring, Canada
leigh, New York j RI Robinson q wife, Newark
Smith, Baltimore Nj
Wood, New York y II Pannill, Virginia
Moore, Island, Y Y w II HILL
John Phelps, Missouri Hamilton,
Wesley Ftlon x wife, st Louis, Mo adclpha
Daya Prince George Nd - lady Massachusetts
II sherrol, Indiana b Kaylon & lady.
SFNichols, Wisconsin WBPdrcley lady, New York
Dolald, Cncinnlty0 Miss Iarcley, do.
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nor RENT.-parlor Chambers for Rent large
pleasant paors and chambers handsomely furnished
w apparatus. WALL, STEPHENS, & Co,
Nov No. 322 Penn bet. 9th and 10th
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UNWILLING HOUSE FOR SALE.---Onc Of the
eligible comfortable houses Washington La
square which the proprietor unable give his attention.
viii be sold terms This ge aud cheerful house, thor
oughy supplied with al the modern
Good railroad bonds uinprovrd property VIII be ken
payment The residue Of the purchase r
gngc. No cash required Address S S.s city post pacr.
Nov 7-dlmF
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Sr. MATTHEWS FAIR.---Ihe ladies Of St. Matthew S
Church will open a fair at Odd Fellows Hall tomorrow
night for the purpose of raising funds TO defay the
Pense of necessary repairs to their church cdce
1t is to be hoped that mertorous object will com
mend itself to public patronage.
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Entire change orprogramme eaeh evening
There will be positively only two performances
The both festivals viii commences Tues
morning Richard Davis aud W g. Mccroi
Doors open 4 performance 70 commence n o'clock.
Nov 27-d -.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NESTlGES OF THE SPIRIT HISTORY OF MAN;
bysf Dunlap. L vol. 1858. SO SO.
Rational Cosmology by Iurens r. Itokok d. D. vol 1883
81 10
Textbook Of Vegetable Animal Physiology; by Henry
. by, VI. u. vol. 1858. 81.
IAtiels IAvns for saturday November a. 1917
Harpors' Magazine for Deoembcr. 25 ecns. "a
Nov FRANCK TAYLOR