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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-12-15
W: NOW Is THE TIME!

GET ONE NOW! NOW Is THE TIME!
NEVER BEFORE!
NEVER AGAIN!
NEVER BEFORE!
NEVER AGAIN!
Will the prces-the extremely low prces-ow as Sun
down-the very 0aCeS prcesthe tOUch6OtO prices. 1t
rarely happens-it may againwhen over COats fine
medium and common--dU WILL BE SOLD-MUST be
sod-to reduce-to close 0o-the stock-now on
hand BALDWlN'S,
Clothing Store
Dec 18th, 1859 80 MAI ket st.
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FURNITURE! FURNITURE

FURNITURE! :!
AS COMPLETE AN ASSORTMENT AS CAN BE found
in any city, cheap for cash. is now offered to the in
specton of the public No. TO- Front Street, Wilmington
c. Purchasing hands the factories for cash.
and selling cash its equivalent the Subscriber is
enabled offer greater inducements to the citizens OF Will
mngton and of the State generally, buy home thar
before been offered Goods for the interior VIII be
carefully packed and promptly forwarded The Subscriber
particularly DESTROYS that persons from the interior OF the
slate who have been in the habit of purchasing abroad
would give his establishment trial. The following some
of articles be found in bis Furniture Ware Rooms:
Sofas eteaTees Lounges Easy Chairs, Rocking Chairs,
Etageres Whatn OttOmans, FoOtStools Centre Sofa
and Card Tables Chairs Mantle and Pier Glasses, Secre
tares Book Cases, Tea Breakfast and Dining Tables Side
boards Cane WOodseat and Cushioned Chairs in great
variety Bureaus, Bedsteads Washsands Toilet Tables,
Wardrobes, Farcy Cottage Sets Mattresses Beds Pillows,
Boalsters SC large stock OF Looking Glasses Office
Furniture Ch1rens Chairs cradles, Cribs, Trundle Bed
steads, Toy Bureaus, &c U. L. F1LL1 Az.
| March I'd. 1859 l50&27ly
! Eoliovvay's Ointment and PiIIs-Without these the
of family would be short of the Domestic Physician
for cutaneous disorders and the other for internal
Sold the mandatory No. 50 Maiden Lane New York
and by all Druggists, at 25c 63e and 81 pot box.
nnr FEE!EE fH u Ton HlN svHsnnS.
THE ORIGINAL MEDICINE ESTABLISHED 1877, and first
article Of the kind eyer Introduced 'nder The "a an Of
Ps.Imonic Waters are co"deJsts The genuine be
t0 by The BR gS Sh PGL SiS T W1FER s0 ~
Relieve G9Vgh Sd ss TR %1E EPagssneS
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Relieve Splitting of Blood, Pains in the Chest.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
| Relieve Incipent Consumption, Lung Diseases.
BRYAN'S PULMUNIC WATERS
Relieve Irritation of the Uvula and Tonsols.
| BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Relieve the above Complaints in len Minutes.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Are Blessing o all Glasses and Constitutions.
| BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
| Are adapted for Vocasts and Public Speakers.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
| Are in a simple form and pleasant to the taste.
| BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Not only relieve, but effect rapid and lasting cures.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Are warranted to give satisfaction TO every one.
No Family should be without Box of
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
in the house.
| No Traveller should be without supply of
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
in his pocket.
No person will object to give for
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Twenty five cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, N. Y.
For sale by all druggist in Wilmington
HAVLAND, STEVENSON & CO.,
Charleston Wholesale Agents.
May 6, Satisfactorily.
LADIES Do YOU USE A SEWING MACHINE:
VOU CAN purchase the best Sewing Machine Twist in
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PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.
YESTERDAY WE RECEIVED by Adams & Co.'s Ex-
l. press fine lot Of BEAVER CLOTHS, different colors,
for Over Goats; FRENCH FANCY CASSIMERES, for
Pants and the handsomest lot of VELVET VESNGS ever
brough to this market Call and examine for yourselves
HELMS IL DOMLER'S
Merchant Tailoring Establishment and Clothing Store.
Dec. Ia.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-12-15

WACHOVIA FLOUR.
SUPPLY of this superior FLOUR received on Saturday
"A For sale by L. B. HIGGINS SONS.
Dec. Ii.
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1850 CENT AM8ROTYPES at the fire Retention
Rooms of T. E. HANBURY, by and splendid combi
nation light warranted good any heretofore taken for
dollar. Rooms in the Telegraph Building opposite
Kahnweler & Bros, and next to Dawson & McPeakes
Dec 2, 1853. T5-9t-1f-tf
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NOTICE.
DERSONS HOLDING CLAIMS against the county of
Bladen, requested to file copies Of the with
either of the Undersigned the Clerk of the County Court
the acting Sheriff of the County Immediately
w. ID. MCNEIL,
DUGALD BLUE,
II. II. ROBINSON,
Committee Of Finance of BLadeo Co.
Dec. a. 1859. S5.lt-l6 1t
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SPICES AND FLAVORING EXTRACTS
NUTMEGS MACE Cloves, AIlspice, Cinnamon, Cassia,
~ Essence OF Lemon, Orange and Jamaica Ginger. For
sale by L. B. HUGGINS Il SONS.
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Mrs A johnson
Miss Maria Faison
- - ~
pound do.
jelly do.
dried annieS-

figs, (sampson Coy Mrs ] Stephens
Largest collection, jelly, catsup, &C.. Mrs Lee 2
Superior specimen preserved citron Mrs Beatty
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HOlIOVvny's Ointment and PiIIs-Without these the
of family would be short of the Domestic Physician
of the nineteenth century, the acting remedy
disorders and the other for internal diseases
Sold at the mandatory No. so Maiden Lane, New York
by Drnggsts. at 25c 63e.. and 81 box.
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AN OVERSET1R WANTED.
I WISH TO EMPLOY FOB THE YEAR, 1860 a single
man, to my Plantation Topsail Sound. None
need apply except those who give unquestionable
dence of character and capacity. Apply to
R. K. BRYAN, Scots Hill, or Wilmington, N. G.
Nov
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CARD TO THE LADIES IN TOWN AND COUNTRY.
NEXT WEEK we shall receive first supply Of the
SEWING MACHINE TWIST
offered We have taken the exclusive agency and sell
less prices than have heretofore been able to gel
goods of like character for The spoo are various sizes
and adapted to all Sewing Machines. We shall warrant ev
cry spool. o. S. BALDWIN
Dec. 9.-d&w Agent for Singers Sewing Machines
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,s. of Premiums Awarded mt the Fair of the s"mp-
hlS' " CON County Agricultural Society.
CLINTON, n. c., Dec. q 1853.

For acres of upland corn and largest CROP 27s bus
Everett Peterson - oo z11 .,, "-o
acre of upland and largest oioP, ''2 SuH"eis'
acre Upland corn I'd largest crop 68l buy Fason so
acres lqwland corn ana ID 'i'p' +''2 $40
owIsnd corn and I'd largest CROP 1924 bushels
corn and Sd largest crop, 1922 bushels,
Mathis 1900 oc h. nD1r5ooo5 *
acre and largest crop 79 bu Robert Peterson $40
acres Mne ia.f crnn 81 b OTIS. Stephn Peterson S.
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LOST,
ON THE 18th December, somewhere between SCOTS
" Hill and Wilmington, a large double plaid SHAWL
green and red. The finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving at the JOURNAL Office with my idence
r. X. BRYAN.
Dec. IA. 1859. S5-2t-l6-lt*
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"No. VIII do Nsthine for those Listie Dew
s."so ,aid enc OF our ciry merchants few Gays since
boys Of EevYorh home where, thsU honest indesrJ
hsy esn ssip ysaSooe sns D.t Be COMPELLED 70
evil can be met sno o,sieom. ey asaa 70 hsasnJ VIZ 70.
nsuIe traces 0i with are found IN even bLe maj DC ssts
Little Dsvu." Whs. ri1h. has be n call them ttusi he
whose early liz. Ee ths negetes bot 'hisied ~
noiterE love and fathers wsicbfu care Cal then d>TNi
Them nsis ~ the Father hin'ef 10 te sane
IMAGE ard Win capabilities for the destiny Hos nn h
than biz Hts nierr ale would ne bave been
treated With the neglect aud ezp'sea 10 the sane
Fsehood wond he have been truhfl Graded IN 1i9e
q efney end ,es6Dss would been The model Of
purity liDon.; snd charity we nov sd ln.a al%
iep from becoming Because tn.y are osd ,hA tney
While Jet sinners. csri'; oiea r ns And will We
do potbir to Tromots smother. salvation!
u,sfo here ard be numbered vita the redeemed OF Cd
hsreser This Is the great object 70 be A.con l.hed-he
pay Suppose the salvation Of soul could BE- ecred at sn
.xptrs. go would you rot Ike % make the investment
20. p Ifv ID yfbeat scsiioS Az y bsrs rao,.s yoar
proper assessment into those snss Of vise and there
,inf. HANDED peI,n your quota f the ~ok Whca would
you preisto take tho'e bbshted oorPeo bad, Of seey
into your family tTebT expoIg your and dsoghte
s ~ - i,nabc ~ s",son At Iss, In our ils ntons
those classes and thereby
become prepared f., the , ;oe A5d fam em Yon
You will either aid IN educating them 10 honest industry or have
your ROBBED By them when they
become oker Nos tho ae for choice Bat choice VIII soon
give place necessity Better give them sn interest " ne We"
beng Of society than esye them 70 acquire az interest In m
corruption and insecurity.
Twenty boys be provided for in an lnsu:on where
their energy capacity directed seGiuppo aud nobs
ndependeIce easier cheaper than be BY police sur
yeanoe judicial ard prison dc inc Nine ou OF every
under IL be, 10 the least made are and
useful members Of society at sy-ge e1pente OF 80 per
he so outlay while convict 6ad hang OF them
would cost Z so, and perhaps $500.
Who E aid Ia saving The chi5reni Who BY tber mans
at bsst win aid carrying the Gospel the Thousands Of
youth 'u heshen 10 n5dil II others bear the toll and care
and burden the certainly cannot BE- asking too much
you aid Jour ability in furnishing the Of carrying
1. forward. - -
Contributions may be sert to B. K BARLOW OF l.. NJ
PEASE, Five Points House Of Industry
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THE EMPIRE OF AU TRIA,
ITS RISE ,ds AID PREs.sT ,sgnr P3wEa
One volume svo., cloth Price Sl -.
This yol0rns spPes v.y opPsur ely for An, i. jas: n9s
and is S. center q .nvei., ters! Nj Asbs .'or:ed
pan which enables him 10 give hr mcst evenuI Sod sea
cal bctspby feiguibg 5ynssy sdirt peessry the
m aud his.ory etse empire e1' sos'e'srs Ao tie
P''''I'- NJ Prom The n = express. Fesru.ryI7.
il , day Of ssIeiA.F saa Sasfs 3 G;.E.'a,e az no no
nh and romantic naeii.ls sssJ sose.ee for sshe' O. az
i u sl ef in e. io. @ and cs
n hs brilliant Sketches the biography o. DIS
and peuresque o periods with the story already "a
nisr The writer Of this volume had taken eHes eye .sw
French revolution. He bees the present series Of honar-
etis," WITH memoir of Am.ra treating the subject ~ he
wr1e the life Of an ind7ituAl ana IN hsal Pes1ny;
the power hoe birth growth strife with opposition AID
Tier much Of he s.rsrfe and wonderful be history of
Auitra Ihs IIuEse of RodePh OF hsPer1 snd N: iona
eenih century troduce 70 our view the ee@stA NNoIt
during the Of cbysy for the sleugAon OF bde force 20
e served % the Agsrand'Eement of German
poxer and the reign Of Charles important aeseons %
the rsous notwithstanding the conflicts and bloody p,r.ecu
ons Attendant on he progress Of toe Eef Ine TIT
daustc poets and 's Of embracing as does that
epoch the Of Gustavus aud Chses the XII Of
sTeds6 There are labyrinth Of r.ps ia,us and the
the Spanish succession the s;rusEe WIN Franz ana
membenept Of that fated country and the political success Of
Maria Theess presenting panorama o events scarcely plra
i in porn e. II we regard their influence upon European
affairs and fu Cf romantic Interest By review Of such AZ
sy be how beet with troubles i' the proe" OF
humanity towards civilization The narrative is strictly con-
fined what pertain the and development OF The nonar
ehy and those .vsns that promoted or retarded it: iowh
More Of the philosophy OF the true !. 10 rec oI
than has been demanded by other OF M Aoeot
hss manifested fair and liberal spirit without
tire parzan shown heretofore and hss furnished
with volume o. unique character written with eeaTness,
method aud race. .
The other volumes Of the series win follow at intervals Of
three or four montha Published by "
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fcst an6 foun0.

Q9S0 WARD.-STOLEN-The following
VIII sn PER cent BONDS Of tas CAMuES AIp
AM8OY RAiLsOAD AND TRAHsrohfATl0n ssa DL'
LxWAkE AND RARiTAN CANAL cohf AuEs No -
p LARDsER, sos wsipas.s PsiAlspe!s oo hs sass.sss
nsh. VI te "a al.no Arswsi of go for esee eon1 81
b. psia en- the return of sane HOPKINS Co, No 81
MeIebsrts EIaA4nse New. Yofkj or, CAV. nAcALEereS
l. Co., Nc. SIS WsLutS, Phisde'reis rA
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Gold Mines.
IEAyENWORTH CITY AND PIXIES PEAK
EXPREsS AND PASSENGER LINE.

EMPRESS AND PASSENGER LINE
Ne above Company has been orfsIred vits ample capital
We with hues ~ s. Louis 40, 1ne A. LeAven
worth CITY, X r. Our frat coaches leave LeAyenvorth City on
~ iA dsy Of April We propose starting daily Psse fer
eAks sddcn those hss may be required for Express
Ee4A Through tickets pssns our Line can be has ~ s
6s principal Railroad tcket Offices IN the East and SoTth
~ sessn preference OF sosts thoso holding dcke'swA re
spree 10 reyissr M the Company ohce IN Lo4venwoTtA
1Wt Fefsfence according 10 Elfh register
not guarantee arrival r any sven number o. osye
svsry oonh6sloe that the trip from Leavenvorth Oity
reos In the pnes Of Denver City or Us vfsinity' vi.
f ucas of twelve days and alter the ross IL wen esss
Hv s3S, = nske the tIip inside Of ten days
kegSfns SON Nos and NksssO-s. Contnen"i banA
torss1 ssen No. s. KswYork, 80 cur Genera Agent an-
G,eds 1ss icr the sAs Of hsksts snd also ioF
Is,.,x.v., lsiknsel HI RUSSELL PresL
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printing.

At EVERDELLs.-Wedd Cards, Notes,
These celebrated CARDS. spsniio rsyrd can only
D. had In Brosdwsy, OF DusDe Orders received BY mail
ENGRAVING and PRINTING, HALF-PRICE.
H Wedding At Home and Visiting Cards. BIZ He,df Bu.L
Cards Checks &e, 81 kELLYs, No. 81 Fulton g. n T.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY Sooos.
Al RETAIL.
EDWARD LAMBERT COMPANY
Win epss
NEW AND ENLARGED ROOMS,
No. 3sS BTo,dwsy, eernsT Of Worth street,
sPRINe IMPoRrArroSs.
PARIS FABRICS,
cHESE and sRocADE SILK ROBES,
CREME SILKS
BAyADERZ aad A LEI;
tond COLORs and CHECKS
PATENT BLACKS and slsCSOFFs,
ROBES AND DRESSES
in 6RENADISEs
BAREGEs,
oRoAyDIEs,
LAWNS, so.
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS,
MOURNING GOODS,
sHAwLs,
LACESl
EaBRoIDERIEs, ts-
IN FULL ASSIGNMENTS.
All Just imported,
and 20 which eaily additions vii be made
y. b. Departments for HOSIERY and HoUsEhEEFiNS
foods vii st orty be open.
EDWARD LAMBERT & COMPANY.
At RETAIL; = v,.,.,.s :. h. s,m...
Th., TUcKERs BRIDAL APPOINTMENTS
rUcKERs BRIDAL VEIL
fuckers SPRING FLOWERS
FUCKERS BUDS AT 50 CENTS PER GROSS
gisROsEs ar. IN FuIl Bloom
FUCKERS MIsCELLANEoUs STOCK for fhe Toilet 10
extensive, popular snd a,tra'ivs ,pDo,nu.v
Two doors this aide Of Frsnkfn.st
OPENING OF SPRING IMPORTATIONS.
STRANG, ADRIANCE & Co,
NO. 3S5 BROADWAY,
WILL OPEN AT RETAIL,
AN EiEG2Nr STOCK or
SPRING AND SUMMER SILKS,
oRGANDIEs, LAWNS, kc.,
specially imported for their City Retail Trade, embracing many
novelties exclusively confined 20 this house.
NEW MOURNING GOODS.
IN great variety; also, full assortment Of
DAMAsks AND hoTssfsrrIso dtsksf GOODS,
ofsrer, description win grsfs ,sI,sty s OF
LACEs AND EMBRoIDERIEs,
GLOVES HOSIERY, Se., ke.
New goods b, every steamer
M N l. L A s.
BRoDIEs SPRING MANTILLAs
ARE NOW READY.
The greatest display msde In this country
WHOLESALE BUYERS FROM THE SOUTH
particularly invited.
NO. 800 CANAL-sT,
NEW-YORK
CPRlNG OPENING.
~ JAMES GRAY co. have open their New
SPRING GOODS,
compri,lp, m.spife. ut Of everything
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PRING TRADE NOTICE.
- IMPORTANT

EVERY DRY-GOODS MERCHANT
IN THE UNION
DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG 90.
Ans sow AscErvms 1sss ixpoarArfssA AID AAs
A
SAL ES X o o NJ 3,
Soe. 80 AND 50 cHAMBERs-sf, ~ t.
rHs sosr nrkssfvs, sLHsAsr. vAaIrp, AsD eos,tsrs
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS
ever before offered io ey ,Asn ana presenting ssspas
= .rs 70 se me, sits IN very pss. rssi s.p.,s srss
s'on. % ..ei si.. Of soss. S.ss. a.ss%.a .ss
have in fec. many dees ssoks vssrosu ssrA Il
Which ~il be oonPee. wlts0st sp.oifyins srssss
errsa hey woHd name % ne & &scpHssnsst' Wat
WH1fh GOODS AND LrvErs
CLOTHS AND cAssihEREs.
SEAMS AND xAHrlLLAa
HOsIERY AND GLoyEA
YANKEE NOTIONS
DRESS rRIAAiNGS
posEsTics AND rRNrs
70 .se Douesic and Print Department teey CAD Ncos
ssntor embracing al toe Leading m.kee and sJes vnkA
will be ,od the very loves. rste& They have he snss ps
WARREN PRINTS,
prn, Which done good retailers thrcush Tie
sonnty the st than pcrhss any other low re
CIFIo AkARANfH PRINTS very ss., s.sstions
CLINTON, GLASGOW. LANcAsTER sss SCOTCH
GlN6HAhs, E every variety.
DOMESTICS
WIssrrTIs, HILL NAsvy.crvsys cesyAss,
BArts's MiLLa Nkw.foM MiLLa ApaafnAc,
LosspALk, AskwRleHr, focAsssr,
EAUsKEAs, P,rrsxsos, fnrvsnLL-
WHITE RocG, HEBKos Casorr,
kkTAAoRA, LA~RkxcE, ATLANTIC.
All the we1kncvn mAkes Of TICKS sxRIPE1 snA DE-
MINIS ush as YOrh, Hamilton, Pemssroa, e,o
Soliciting tsde liberal tsma Aey invite sets 10 Acz
House-strpet number
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POUR STERLdNG. and SUCCESSFUL
CHARLES SCRIBNER,
Brooks Building No. l Grsnds, two doors east o. broid'
EsE 9sf MI EDITION OF vorHY TIrCoMBs LET
TER TESs 10 TO TIE 4 YOUNG SINGLE AND AAi''iNO'
"ohy rteomb know. bow to blend hu%gr With ,sIO%;- Ions
the innocent easanes of fe. We trust tha. ten times ten
'i;a s%rT T EbToS B9T 81 Sc sSsEE
BY TIMOTHY TiTGOMD vol l2no; % cents &c
origin that place before it In .ayps This DC not forget
T TSs f. JcS the pcdopD Bit
surety belongs Since the days Of Gray there bai
Sssp S ssaS f9 SRe RG SfSI s@ &
'N' '''D'' DUST AND FOAM;
Being wenderips' in MrSso South America the Sandwich
FoIyafss a,iyasS IS 81 3 l. A0''D''H ''"' '' '''
EXTRACT PROM a RECENT LITTER FROM TIE LATE "N H.
express heartily the pleasure tia. have received from
and he Of scenery glow with the bright coons OF
the tropc, particularly admired the @PeruTbaoe soSd ns-
tre which carries through oil your difficulties and Ptn
PEASANT LIFE IN GERMANY.
By ANNA G. JoHSsos.
~. rndon Critic .S5. sS l2%G # really re- valuable a. well
The London Literary Gazette saJs: II clever book We
give the suthOrs ne highest credit for having wften an e
The London At6snsum says: Peasant Life iswren not
without shrewdneS Of observation az descriptive power
These books sent by mail postpaid on receipt OF price
DRYANTs NEW VOLUME of TRAVEL
ID d. APPLETON Co, Nos. s4s sns 5Is Broadway,
Publish on THURSDAY:
LETTERS FROM SPAIN
OTHER COUNTRIES.
WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT
vol. limo, cloth. VI .b.
Thesc Letter., sent the United States from
countries II the Euop-sn continent laid
before public they written on the spot without
additions and material corrections Or their impertec
tions sensible than the autho the merit
they have any, in her being record Of obseTysons
committed TO paper while the impfon they made yet
clear and distinct
DA 4 Co. HAVE JUST PUBLISHED:
THE FOSTER BROTHERS. 6eng the History OF the
School and College Lie of Two Young Men vol l2ino
Frem The London Daily New.
"a, fresh as the mornipt II sbounds 10 fun aud iu
relish Of the activities competitions and sports OF beJ'n snd
From The London Examiner.
Full Of hfe aud fuu and vigoT. These sts:che. OF
school college life The hsppest Of their knd
Particuarly Is the Of he AZ Csnbritge
PASSAGES FROM THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY or SIDNEY.
LADY MoKeAS One Vol. limo. Cloth 81.
"This volume erims with clevernea, and huuor
lively and entertaining collection OF ~at mems Thoughts ano
ouk wonap obsevaaOus book 10 bs READ for snuse
rent and be sought hereafter for
AthenRum.
ONWARD; o. THr MovSrAW CLlMsrarxs Tse Of
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volume 10 intended for the Of those who
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Zion Extract from Preftoe.
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q A OELY.-French Calf DRESS BOOTS, u
ssved soots 81 Double cole Pee Bots vsrsu,sd ssss.
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Buerial Notices.

Republican Central Committee A resaiaI fnssins
Of this Committee will be held No. blS Broadway THIS
fyye6peidsy) EVENING at y O'Clock Ponctaai at
tendance IL snquest.d. By order, L. A. PEABODY,
H. CLnyiLAND, Secretaries O0aHnSH'
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Card.
TREADWELL L Co.
CLOTBiEhS.
No 10 Fulton ~.
ALANrON TREDWELL, L. H. JARMAN,
formerly with formerly with
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