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Camp Meeting.

A CAMP MEETING will be held in
II Streetsb0rough, about Que mile from the Earl.
Vile staton Oh tDe Cleveland o. Pitsburg ksIroad,
commencing Oh the 18th day of August next. Ihe
friends Of camp meetings in RaVenna District und
adjoining charges, are, and ali, invited 10 come
and bring their tents, and In tho grove worship tho
G od of our Fathers.
BY order OF the Committee Of Arrangements.
;. GREGG, j.. +. CLARK,
s 9: G:6ooIl'rrLE, !. j.. fGcKGE,, FoHiGS,
d. SMITH, II. BALDWIN,
J, PERKINS.
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PORTAGE SENTINEL.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

~Al! persons indebted to
the Portage Sentinel Office, for
subscription, advertising, or job
work, prior to January l, 1858,
are requested to make immediate
payment, as it is necessary that
the books Of the late firm Of Hart
& Somerville should be balanced
without delay-and they mast.
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Marlboro Union School.

THE MARLBORO' UNION SCHOOL
L will be reopened the 18th day Of August 1858,
under the direction of the following very competent
and experienced Instructors.
Rev. X. +. Taylor, A. M, Principal. Miss Eva G..
Brown, A. b.. lst Assisti ait. Mrs. h. P. Thorpe, Cd
Assistant. Mrs. A. 5 Taylor, Teacher Of Music,
Vocal and instrumental.
TERMS PER qCARTAR:
Common Brancnes, $3.50
Higher English, each, (cxtra) So
L., tin, Greek or Freych, each, - 500
Hebrew, 1870
Music on the Piano or Melodeon, 10000
Board in families and cunvenienccs for self.board-
ing at reasonable rates.
4 Normal class will be formed at the commence.
ment of the term.
For further Information, address the Principal at
Marlboro, Stark Co., ..
July Is, ISjS-4W, ......'
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B Two-horse Wagons

FOR SALE.-George Bostwick has for
l. sale five new and highly finished two.horse wag.
ons. Terms cheap for cas- or on short time for good
reliable notes. Enquire OF George bostNicL, or at
July IS, 1858. bUSTh lex d BEAlTY,S.
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~No "till forbid" adver-
tisements will be inserted in this
paper.
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lMSOIyent Notice,

Ii persons interested will take notice
II that Edwin Atwood, on the Cd day of June, A.
d. 1855, in due form Of law made application TO me-
for relief gnder the 7th section OF tue Act, eAttcd
March 18th, 1851, and the several acts amendator>
thereto, and that copies of the several schedules
vent0ries, &c., made by said applicant, together
with the original bond, copy Of the oath Of SAID ap-
piicant, and OF the record and proceedings before
i'll the promises. will be elurned and 1ledn the
Court OF Common Pleas of the County OF Portage,
State OF Ohio tho first duy of the torn thereof
to be holden in and for SAID county, the 27tn
Ca oSeptember, A. 1855, for further proceeding
in said Court AS provided by law.
J. l.. kANNEY, Master Commissioner.
Ravenna, July IA, le5e.-3w
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A%All advertisements mast
be handed in as early as Tuesday
noon to insure insertion the same
qreek.
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RAvENNA MARKET-IuIr l6.
MARRIED.

In this village, on the l2th inst, by Rev.
J. c. Hart, Mr.. FRANK B. BLACK, of Chica.
60, and Miss MARY j., daughter Of Israel
Forker. Esq, of this place.
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HARDWARE HARDWARE! !
THE LARGEST
Best and choicest collection Of "Hardware"
euer opened in Portage county, just
received al The New HaTdioGrs
Store, RGuennG, Ohio.

Thankful for the liberal patronage receiv-
i ed the past year, and hoping for continuance,
the subscribers have taken the utmost paine, TO get
the latest Improvements and best Style known TO the
trade, and can aow offer TO their customers, friends
and oil who may give them call, as good coliec'
ton of Hardware 10 cnose from, as can be found in
anY retail store in Ohio, aBd will sell the same, al
low and cheap, as any other Firm can, or will, fol
cash and ready pay. +. a. .CUhTlS d co.
July !, 1858. No. Ph@nix Block.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS
DAILY-Going North via Railroad.
Depart ut 1850, P. N. Mail close at IL 20, P. II.
DAn.Y-Going South via RailrOad.
Depart ut SLIP. N, Mall close ut 2,4l, pm.
DAlBY-Enon Valley. d -
:, Arrive BY 10, N. Depart at $50, P. NJ. y Mail
8. el0se al 3, p. NJ.
TRI Falls. sEsss
Arrive every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
ne, N. Depart same days ut $40, r. n. Nail
close al 3, r. N.
SEMI.WEEKLY-Chardon. -s-. or
Arrive every Wednesday and Friday. by 4, P. NJ.
Depart every Tuesday and Thursday At y, A. NJ.
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PosT OFFICE AT RAvEREA-
Open at. 7,3O, A. N. CLOSE at 8 P. NJ. Daily
Eundays excepted. X. A. GILLETTE, 2. NJ.
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SPIRITUAL MEETISG.-Ths Hon. WARREr
CHASE, Of Wis.,, will speak at the Universal
let Church ID this village, on Sunday next, at
lot O'Clock, A. N. b1
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EPIscorAL SERvIcE.-Rev. E. H. Cum
MlEcs will hold Divine service in this vii
Isge, according TO the ritual of the Protes.
tant Episcopal Church. on Sunday next, at
lO4 o'clock, A. M; and 4 O'Clock, P. M.
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MOVING MATcH.-We are requested to
state that moving match will be held at
the center OF Dserfeld, ON Monday next,
the 10Th inst. Farmers and others are in
vited to be present.
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BILLs.--We are now engaged in making
out Bills, aud will commence next week
sending them to those of our patrons who
are indebted to the Office for four, three, two
and one years. subscription. We hope ev.
cry one to whom such bills are sent will re-.
spend promptly, either by mail or in person.
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.


Col Walter 4. Smith has rendered his resignation rs
superintendent of the Virginia and Tennessee railroad
L. w Harrington democrat, has been elected mayor
Of Manchester, N H., receiving 1909 votes against
lOs6 for Mr.. Alonzo smith, republican.
VIM +. Roster, charged with having. in Richmond,
forged the name of r. NJ Daniel, OF Lynchburg, to
checks for $500 has surrendered himself TO the mayor of
the former city to meet the alleged charge
Hon Sherrard Clemens is still at the Central Hotel in
this city, says Richmond correspondent of the Lynch
burg Republican, and he is improving slowly The bone
in his leg has commenced knitting, but am sorry to
say that he i. far from being out OF danger.
DR. Grussi of Paris has suggested to the club of the
Scientific Press of that city the addition of small piece
platinum ware fixed in the jet at very short distance
above the orce where the gas issues This thin wire
situated in the centre of the flame, increases to
prising degree its Illuminating power
Mr.. ?. Cherbonnier president of the French Benevo
lent Society of Baltimore has just received from the En-
perpr Napoleon III the MdaUe de 81. Helene, given by
Napoleon the First to his companons-in-arms Mr.. p.
Cherbonncr served us iddc-clmp to Gen. Ferrand, du
ring the in the Island of ST. Domingo, and after
wards held diplomatic appointment This he resigned
and coming to this country settled in Baltimore, where
he has lived for forty years.
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SLEEPING Cans Nothing recently perfected contributes
much TO the comfort of the travelling world AZ the
sleeping now used on nearly all the principal rail-
reads in the country night ride has hitherto been
species Of martyrdom which few chose TO undergo cr
crpt on compulson. But these sleeping render a
night ride luxury particularly those whose journey ex
tends through several days and nights Those start
ing from the Mississippi pursue their way to New York
almost without fatigue, by awaiting themselves of the
sleeping during the two nights they the way
On of these provision is not only made for
sleeping but for washing This latter luxury however,
is not yet general, but it will become will
also the adjustment of the lights to enable those
who choose to do SO to read comfortably until their
usual hour for retiring,
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Markets.

New York, Dec. 15,--Cotton is firm and quiet-saes
of 800 bales Flour is frm--sales of IL 900 bbls.
State 81 rs 81 so Ohio, So 80 SIS SO; southern,
IS a 50 40. Wheat is dull-saes of 10000 bushels
southern red, 81 Is 81 II white 81 37A a ST. 40.
Corn is heavy sales of 10000 bushels mixed 754 I6
cents yellow, IA 76 cents. Pork is firm
mess, SIT 10 SIT 80; prime, Sl3 80 Sl3 TO- Lard
is heavy at cents. Whiskey is duh at % 254 cents
Sugar is firm with advance OF cents Orleans,
81 1916. Cofceis firm at % II cents. Moasses
active at 35A SO cents Spirits Of tupentine is dull
at AZ! 40 cents Rosn is quiet Rice is quiet at u
"a cents.
BALTIMORE, Dec lG.-Flour is irm--Howard street and
Ohio, SIS H. Wheat is buoyant-Choce white, 81 35 n
81 55 red 81 26. Corn is unchanged. Provisions are
quiet. Whskey is unchanged.
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RENO VAL OF LAND OFFICES.

The Commissioner of the General Land Office has re-
ceived advccs from the registers and receivers at Far
baut and Saltwater in Minnesota, of the removal in
accordance with Instructions dated 23d September last
of their respective offices follows That from Farbaut
to ST. Peter at which place it opened for business
the I'd instant and that from saltwater to Cambridge
where it would open for business the 18th instant.
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Cotton--sales for the week 3s 900 bales of which
spectators took 1000 aud exporters 500 bales The
market closed with a declining tendency and all quail
ties had slightly declined Fair and lower qualities de
clined middng declined lilo Estimated sales on
Friday 900 bales. The market closed dull Stock in
port $50 900, of which 247 600 American.
Brcadstuils closed with declining tendency, and all
kinds were slightly lower
Consols 90 a 9Sk for money and account. The money
market was generally unchanged
The Emperor Napoleon had relieved Montalembert
from the penalties imposed upon him.
The subscriptions TO the Suez canal project said TO
have closed with a larger amount than required
The Bombay mail of November 0 had been tele-
gaphed, The campaign reopened in India on October
10, and victories the rebels reported
The Queens proclamation was promulgated on the LIST
of November.
The steamers Indian and New York arrived Liverpool
the I'd, and the Kangaroo and Crcassian the 3D.
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Wizards Hotel.
JUVENILE BOOKS. !

JUVENILE BOOKS
81 favorite Fairy Tales for Little Folk.
The Guilds own Picture and Verse Book.
Cinderella Jack and the Bean Stalk Rcd Eiling Hood and
Tom Thumb i vol, Illustrated.
One Thousand and one Home Amusemensi ! vol
Golden Rules for Boys and Girls.
Bought
A Home Ia tho Sea.
Chidrcns Holidays,
Marcus; the Boy Tanner
The Boy Travellers In Russia: Illustrated
Dec IL FRANCK TAYLOR
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ByJAs. G. MCGUIRE s. CO, Auctioneers.

HHOICE COLLECTION OF VALUABLE OIL
~ PAINTINGS FOR SALE AT AUCTION IN THE EXHIBITION
WASHINGTON ASS0CIATION.on Monday
ming December GOTH at "a o'clock in the exhibition of the
Washington Association, Of the
shall sell the choice valuable collection paintings
auction in this being subjects principally by Sanly
Macleod nman OF this place We Trapper Cabin
Disputed Shot Autumn the Rocky Mountains The Last OF his
Hood Organ; Cottage Girl Trappcrs tho Prairie
Fighting Creek in Maryland,
beautiful specimens of art.
viii be ready and the paintings exhibition three
days previous 10 the sale.
The exhibition (Which
this sae handsomely furnished
resp ct, this collection will well repay
lover OF art.
and under, cash that sum, credit of
days approved endorsed notes bearing interest
J. G. MCGUIRE x CO..
12--eod TStarl Anctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.


BY j. z. MCGUIRE d CO., AuctlOheefs.
FHNRUSTEES SALE OF JEWELRY, WATCHES,
glass cises regulator, and Monday
ing Deceber 20 1858 10 o'clock by virtue Of deed trust
duly executed and recorded shall SELL the ewe establishment
OF NJ Ninth doors north Of
the residue his stock after the robbery comprising
superior plate glass show
very superior regulator, cost 800
Lot Of second hand gold watches and chains them
very superior
pins rings, studs, ws:ch keys thmbes pins
Silver butter knives, ladies' card
Silver plated spoons and forks gobets
Counter, desks, gtme mirrors slab and bracket stove
and fixtures.
Terms s25 and under cash. that credit
80 satisfactorily endorsed notes be
CHAS. j. WAILACI, "a
Trustee,
JAS ., MCGUIRE CO.,
Dec I'D Auetonecrs.
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CHRISTMAS HOURS,

HHRISTNIAS HOURS. BY the author of the
~ "a iomeward PATH" &c. l vol so cents.
Carroll Artist Life in Itllya Novel; 70 cents.
Letters from gh Laiudebcng accoun, the
Yacht Foa Iceland Jan Alen spzbcrgcn, 1886
by Lord Dufrrin. vol. 81,
I3fe Times Philip Sidney volume, with plates. 81
Ihorndale The Conflict of Opinions BY VIM smith, author CT
Athelwolda drama; Discourse OF Ethics sc vol 81 %
For ut FRANKLIN PHILIPS
Bookstore, 332 Penn. avenue,
Dec 10 between 9th and 10th streets.
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ppINrTYd or THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE AMI
49, AnC0MPANYlNG DOCUMENTS.

pp,>rrrJa or THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE AND
ACCOMPANYING DOCUMENTS.
II is understood that the Senate COMMITTEES on
Printing have recommended that the message OF the
President and the reports of the heads of depart
ments be published, excluding the data upon which
those papers were written. We cannot see the.
,roprety Of this discrimination any more than we can
see the Justice of conclusions without understand
ING the premises upon which they rest. The adj
mnisraton, ever since the close of the last SEES
sion of Congress, has been fercely and unjustly
assaed on account of its alleged extravaganza. Its
defence was made complete in every way by the
data furnished by the Secretaries and il is no more
than fair in our judgment, that the country shall be
supplied with all the facts submitted to the Senate.
That body is democratic, and we have to be-
Teve fully sustailis Mr. Buchanans administration,
and would do nothing Intentionally to withhold from
the people the necessary information in the prem
Uses. We respectfully suggest, them that the ex-
cuson of information which shows that every dol
lar expended was in answer to appropriations
is unfair treatment of the President and his very
able Secretaries. 1t is due to the administration, the
democratic party and the country that all the onera
tons of the government shall be placed before the
puhlir
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The Bark parthian safe

NORFOLK, Dec. l6.--Ihe following received to-day
at the Southern Argus Office from the pilots The bark
Parthan il safe She arrived at st. Thomas disInasted
The intelligence is brought by the brig j. g. Kaier
which passed the eapes to-day bound to Baltimore.
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Financial.

NEW York Dec. l6, Stocks heavy-Chicago and Rock
Island GIG Illinois Central shares ia La Crosse and
Milwaukee, 50 New York Central, Sis Reading, 5lt !;
Missouri G's, s9f.
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Suit Against the Collie ctor of Mobile.

MoBrE, Dec. lG.-,Julius Hesse & Co, have sued the
collector of this port for refusing to issue clearance to
the Alice Painter. They assess damages at $25,O 900.
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Lottery Csse.

NEW YoRK, Dec. l6.--Thc preliminary examination Of
Woods Eddy, * Co. of the Swan Lottery, post
poned to-day until Tuesday But little information
obtained from the witnesses to-day and that reluct
antly given.
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Tho power-loom, it seems, introduced into the
United States by Mr.. Francis @. Lowell in 1914 and
first used in his factory at Waltham, Massachusetts,
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MAYOR BERREr is handsomely complimented in Wash
inston letter in the last number of the Planters Adoca
having restored good order and quiet in this merop
oils
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The Two EVENING Schools established for the benefit of
apprentices in successful operation. One is in the
Second Ward, the other at the Navy-Yard
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PLATED WAnE.--A large assortment of useful and or
namenta articles, from celebrated mandatory at Phil
adsipha, will be sold to-day at the hall of the Art Assoc
alton two doors west of Mcclure auction rooms
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BIZ. Q. MCGUIRE & co. Auctioneers.
BY J. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

BY. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
LNXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTSOn Wednesday morning, December 18th,
O'clock the residence OF Baron Gerolt Prussan minister
between m and 10th streets shall sell the furniture and
household effects, compri 'ng-
crimson plush paor fur
ntnre, comprising large French sofa, two and
parlor chairs
Satin damask covered and fancy clnirs
Rosewood marbetop centre tables
ladies' walnut writing desk Carcel lamps
of four danisk window curtains, lace
cornice, &c,
Handsome Hngravines mlntel ornaments
Mahogany and card tables
Brussels paror, hail. and stair carpets
Hall chairs, hat tree oilcloth
Three-py and ingram carpets, rugs
stcboard, table
glass, and crockery
Mahogany French bedseads, wardrobes
Dressing bureaus, washstands
Superior feather beds holsters and pillows
Curled hair and husk mattresses
Superior mahogany bookcase
Carved book shelves iron safe
scat chairs, lounge
Radiator, Franklin, and other stoves, &c.
under cash. of 60 and %
days, satisfactorily endorsed notes bearing interest.
S.-rhc house Is for .f
JAS c. MCGUIRE co.,
Dec I'D Aucioneors.
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citing through their free government, Tor all the
ever necessary to protect them IN the present and
% secure their prosperity in the future. lie Is lher
chief Magistrate elected by the law, and no VIII
rreserve lie unity aud strength Of the system by
,hs strictest enforcement of the law. The govern
,oent can have no partnership with those who are
wiser and better than the peoples representatives
# the State is wanting in energy and power, The
source and means of supply are obvious We have
M more need of invoking illegal aid from
within than from without We have one federal
,oyernment--only one government and IT mat
t.rs little whether its laws are violated
nv this or that party. Let the opposition sharpen
their appetites for controversy and meet me fresl-
dents message with direct manly issues. we say
IN them in all candor, if they yield now or fail TO
0,ptoronize' tive use their own favorite word
they are gone If they approve it, they owe many
,nooci,s to the President on account OF their past
denunciatons of him, and many obligations to him
e., his powerful advocacy of American interests.
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PERsoNAL.--Hon. Wm, Millward, and Hon. Wilson
Reilly, of Pennsylvania, at the Krkwood House.
Hon. George s. Hawkins, of Florida, and Ross Winans
ESQ.,, of Baltimore at the National Hotel.
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ByJAS. G. MCGUIRE 81 Co, Auctioneers.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF SPLENDID SILVER
Plated WarcOn Friday afternoon, December IL, az
O'Clock in the exhibition OF tho Washington Art Association
shall sell without
large plated received from celebrated
mandatory Philadelphia, consisting Of
Beautifully chased, nuted and engraved tea sets
Coffee kettles, leo pitchers
Butter dishes, vegetable dishes pitchers
Champagne coolers wahcrs, goblcts
Cups, mugs, salt stands, casors, spoons, forks
Cake and card baskets, &c, &c.
All Of which will be sold without whatever
Y. S.--Catalogues ready the morning Of sale.
under cash. that credit Of and
days satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing interest
j. c. MCGUIRE CO.,
Dec I'D [Starl Auciona.fs.
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r OST!!!-A diamond Breastpin, a cluster--for
which liberal will be paid to the finder delivering
At this Office. Dec l7--n
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THENmIcAL.-Mr. Barry Sullivan has won golden opin
ions from our play gocrs, although some of them
plain at the in which he has been supported
His engagement will certainly be terminated with the
present week. and the lovers of genuine good acting free
from rant and grmace, should not fail to witness his
performances rE .-.
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DISCHARGED. Capt, Lulley and his son, and Mr.. Jen
son, arrested suspicion of having been concerned in
the robbery of the store of the latter last evening
examined before Justice Dom and discharged.
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FIVE Fans open last evening, under the auspices
of the ladies of many different religious societies for the
benefit of the poor for schools for church repairs
We cannot chronicle their separate attractions but
theess hope that they will reward the ladies who have
gotten them up That Of the ladies of the First Unitarian
church. at the Calls old stand is said to be especially
worthy of visit.
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rTNHORNDALE; or, The Conflict of Opinions. One
Il handsome vol, l2mo. 81 20, .......
Christmas Hours the author OF The Homeward Path" &C.,
&c. / vol, l6mo with fine engraving. 40 cents.
Voyage Miles; Letters from High latudesbcing
Voyage in the Schooner Yacht Foam So NJ
land Aayen Sptzbcrgcn BY Lord Duierm. From
the fourth London edition handsome volume, l6mo 81
Of Sir Philip sydney One handsome volume,
with Steel Plates. ST.
Just received, and for sale at -
TAYLOR & MAURYS
Dec [ntl Bookstore, 1874 Penn.
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NEw York is the headquarters for brandies, wines,
segars, and other imported luxuries, and H. Weldon
Co of that city, have opened store for selling them at
No. 29s street Everything there sale is of supe
rior quality.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Three Days Later from Europe.-- arrival of
the Arabia

HALIFAX Dec l6.The steamship Arabia from Liver
pool on the 4th, arrived hers tonight
The steamer Indian Empire has arrived safe at Gal
way.
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TINE BANKS OF NEW YORK, their Dealers
the Clearing house and the Panic Of 1887 With financial
chart by s. Gibbons With thirty Illustrations by Herek vol
Price 81 ~. Tor sale at FRANKLIN PHILIPS
' New Bookstore, 1872 Penn avenue,
pccH between OH and 10th sts.