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Do you want something TO strengthen you
Do you want good appetite?
Do you want to build up your constitution
Do you want to feel well2
Do you want to get rid of nervousness
Do you want energy?
Do you want to sleep well
Do you want brisk and vigorous feeling
If yon o,nse Hoofand's German Bitters, prepa-
red by Dr. c. M Jackson, AIS Arch Street Philadel-
phia, Pa, and sold by druggists and storekeepers
throughout the United States, Canadas, West In
dies, and South America, at rs cents per bottle.
May 27-1y.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-06-03

esBurleigh,' the New York correspondent of the
Boston Journal, give the following items of news,
in regard to the Sickles case. He says:
ssMr Sickles has come on to New Y ork- His
presence makeSn sensation. Thedelcate conduct
of the District Attorney, in refusing privately the
proposed testimony about Mr.. SickIes' conduct IN
Baltimore, is commented on with much severity
Nor does the reason for the conduct OF the prose-
cutting officer amend the 1t is said that the
woman who named in connection with MI.
Sickles was one OF much standing-that her bus-
band was in court--and that he would have shot
Sickles on the box where he stood on trial So to
save doubld bloodshed and murder, the matter has
hushed up.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-06-03

Rev. John Lyon has returned to Bedford,
after an absence of several years in various
parts of the world He intends opening a
school in Bedford in a few weeks.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-06-03

Out in Ohio, the other day, MISS Goss re-
covered 81 1,500 from her lover, Smook, the son
of substantial farmer, for Deglecting to mar
~ her after many years sparkling It is said
that both Miss Goss and Mr.. Smook are we'll
satisfied with the result.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-06-03
REGIMENTiL PARADE.

THE first Regiment of the first Brigade and
10Th Division of the uniformed Militia OF Pennsyl-
vania. viz. Broad Top Rifle Rangers, Bedford Ri
femen, independent Blues, Cumberland Valley
Blues, and Hopewell Rifemen, are hereby notified
and required to meet for Regmental Parade and In
spection, on Monday the 9th of June. next, at III
O'Clock, A. NJ, of said day, at Bloody Run, IN run
military costume. All other companies are invited
to attend JOHN F. LOWRY, Colonel.
LEMUEL EVANS, Brigade Inspector.
Hopewel, May l3, 1859.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-06-03

Jenny Maher, who was appointed public
gardener by president Jackson during his admins
tration, died in Washington on the 18th, ut. aged
81 years.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-06-03

Miss Mary, daughter of Gov. Packer, was
married at Harrisburg, on Thursday last, to j..
W. Clarke, Esq, of the Lyeoming GaSefte.--
Mr.. c. is Grain Measurer at PHILADELPHIA.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-06-03

Three men illustrious in Science and Art,
have recently paid the debt of nature. Late
arrivals from Europe inform us Of the demise of
Humbolt the traveller naturalist, and author of
ssCosmos," Larduer, noted for his scientific in
Vestigations, and Leslie the painter.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-06-03
ST. CLAIR TOWNSHIP

AGAINST THE WORLD FOR GOOD EARTH
ENWARE Liberal inducements made to whole
sale purchasers. All orders addressed to Schels-
burg, Bedford County Pa, punctually attended to.
April 5, l859.-3m. wan. KIRK.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-06-03

AN OMEN.-The following anecdote is given
by the Opinione Of Turin A banquet of Off
GERS was held at Milan, few days ago, at
which, among the numerous toasts drank in
.allusion to the impending war, young officer
proposed the following TO the Austrian army;
the French and Piedmontese armies will break
against it like this brittle glass; So saying,
he threw the bottle he had just elnptied into
the air, so as to make it fall back again upon
the table, which, in fact, it did, but without
breaking. The Opinione states that all officers
present stood agbast at this untoward omen.
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~TMwHMlE.

LII the uniformed companies regularly organi-
a zed, within the County OF Bedford, are hefeDy
notified to meet on the 9th of June, next to hold an
election to elect Brigade, Regimental and Company
officers, each company holding its own election, sn
perintended by the respective Captains-return to
be made to the Brigade Inspector within five days
thereaffer. LEMUEL EVANS,
Brigade Inspector, lst B. 10th D. T. NJ
HopeweIl, May 13, lS59.-4t.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-06-03

A DANGEROUS PRRAo. h'--Di' ofosS' III d ie''ti
to the Richmond Advocate, ee p0S 81
ern preacher, in part, thus
esHe encompasses himself with rainC9Ws' anu q
meteors, aud earthquakes, and catafacts, Hnu
hurricanes, and water spouts, and showers OF gems
and torrents of fire, and boundless confagrations,
and marshaled PHILOSOPHERS, and trooping sera phms
and the stupendous wheels of Providence, and the
silver chialing of the spheres. and the weltering
chaos OF demolished worlds"
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-06-03

TUscANY.--This State, whose Grand Duke
ran away from his people on the first show of
hostilities, is located in the northwestern part
of Middle Italy, has an area short of uine
thousand square miles, and population little
short of two millions, and its population are
said to be well supplied with common schools
and universities. Here the famous Medlcif
Aourished, and here, also, once was the pros
porous republic of Florence. There seems to
hay = been always leaning 10 liborty in this
State.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-06-03

Mexico, since its establishment as a republic,
which is 81 years ago, has had Sc Presidents.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-06-03
Yours truly,
S. T. STOCKMAN.

PROF. o. J. WOOD & Go--Gents; Having re-
allied the good effects of your Hair Restorative,
wish to state, that finding my hair growing thin,
we'll as gray, was induced from what ! read ana
heard, to try the article prepared by you, to pro-
mote its growth aud change its color as it was in
youth, both of which it has effected completely
In the operation | have used nearly three bottles
Yours &C., JAMES FRANCIS.
O.J. WOOD & CO., ProprietoTs S12 Broadway,
New York, Gin the great N. Y. Wire Railing Es-
tablishment and ia Market Street, st. Louis,
Mo.
For sale by DR.. B. F. Harry.
And sold by all good Druggists.
Jan. IA, 1859.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-06-03

See advertisement of Sanford's Liver Invig-
orator.
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MORE THAN 100000 BOTTLES
SOLD IN THE
NEW ENGLAND STITES s
YN ONE YEAR.

THE RESTORATIVE OF PRO. 0. j. WOOD
for restoring hair perfectly and permanently, has
never yet had rival, volume after volume might
he given from all parts of the world and from the
most intelligent to prove that is perfect Resior-
attire but read the circular and you cannot doubt;
read also the following.
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HALIFAX, Feb. 1.-THE r. NJ. steamship America,
after tempestuous voyage, arrived here tonight having
left Liverpool on the 18th nit
The steamship City Of Manchester reached Liverpool ON
the 2sth, and the Alps the 29th.
The cotton market for the week closed dull at decline
Of 3D. particularly upands sales Of the week 40 600
bales Of which specuatoIs took only 600 and exprtes
500 The decline was CAUSED by large arrivals aud the
by the FROM America The following werc
the closing Iaies
Orleans Mobile. Uplands
Fair ------------------- "A lilo
Mid Hing --------------- 81 6s G7-l6
Stock poit 424 900 bales (Which 3G5, 600 Amer
lean The Manchester trade report rather untavor-
able The expectation OF the arrival of large supply of
India goods caused the spnnes 10 accept easier terms
for their yarns.
The Hayre market for the week opened at 9sf for b
ordinare but closed slightly lower Sales of the week
10 600 bales. Stock in port 1855 900 bales.
Breadstuffs were dull. Wheat had declined 1 I'd.
Provisions were steady.
Consols 95s g5f Bullion had slightly decreased
Money was abundant aud rates unchanged
War rumoIs still continued Paris letters speak of
great activity in warlike preparations and the general
impression was that the crisis had approached The
Bourse continued to huctuate. England eXerting
herself for peace She had forbidden emigrant recruit
ing the eastern coast Of Africa and Madagascar 1t
believed that the question of peace depended
France. The Princess Frederick William had given
birth to a son.
The British government had given out large contracts
for cannon and gunpowder.
The China mail confirms the rumored short supplies OF
teas Mr. Reed, the American minister to China, had
sailed in the Minnesota tia India
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WASHINGTON THEATRE.


the management pleasure announcing The engagement Of
the brilliant and beautiful FAIRY Star,
Mss AGNES ROBERTSON,
and the accomplished actor and dramatis
MR.. Don BoURClCAuLT,
Who will appear on Tuesday Eso February 49,
great drama OF
JESSIE BROWN or, THE RELIEF OF LUCKNOW.
produced this drama production last season al
walacks Theatre by Mr. Stuart still fresh public remc
brdnce Night after night received with the enius
and delight and the beautiful picture Of the charge
THE Hl6HLANDERs
ayok called Tor three Of for
will be presented hcre With perfection scarcely inferior
that OF Walackno expense being spared give rep
resenaon both BY and COSTUME the reality life
AGNES ROBERTSON will appear JESSIE sing those
delightful ballads Of her native hind 70 which she par
that goes home TO heart DION BOURcAUr
terrible Demon Of Cawnpore.
charming acquisition has also hren made
person Mrs j. H. ALLEN much admired the
and lovely leading Lady OF Wachs Theatre, who viii appear
Mrs Campbell Mr. Eynge who has recovered from his
Hin resumes the The heating
house has been committed 10 the able hands Of Mr.
this city who undertakes to rendeg and comfortable
Preside The orchestra
and will play each variety qu music The
other characters ia JESSIE BROWN by Mnssrs Dawson Norton
Fisher GFosvenor, Bland, Ward, Mrs. Scott, kc
In fatre the Sohco viii be tbs Theatre
may be secured
Feb 10
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NEW York Feb IA, Cotton is heavy--sales of / 500
bales Flour is highersales of 10, 500 bbls, State
S. Is So So Ohio Sc 20 Sc 50 Southern So co A
SO. Wheat is tirm-salcs OF 5000 bushels; Kentucky
white, 81 20; Southern red ST 43 white, 81 GA
Corn is furnishes Of 2s, 900 bushels white s3 cents
yellow SO Sc cents; mixed is lower at "a s44 cents
Pork is dul-mess, SIT rs SIS 3Il prime, sl3 50 a
Sl3 IS. Lard is quiet at IL l2s. Whiskcy is firm
buyers offer II cents but sellers demand 2T5 cents
Sugar is firm at a cents Spirits of turpentine is
dull. Rosin is firm at 81 ~ Rice is quiet.
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BY JAMES Q. MCGUIRE 4 Co. Anet,anssrs.

CATALOGUE SALE OF VALUABLE AND Sc
" Lkcf soOks,On Thursday aernoon February H. AT OK
o'clock a the auction rooms shall sell without reserve
collection Of valuable books comprising very costly Illustrated
works. We part
fnnclia complete sol from 1850
illustrated with several thousand cuts
H., hall
Roy al Gallery Of British Art Illustrated
cravings by she bos the
illustrated works produced
Boydeps SumplnOis Edition OF shakspeares Works
% OF Highland Clans consisting splendid eolored
eheravng OF tho disrcnt clans Of scotland appropriate
Together With many ant bauuuy Illustrated works for
which We refer 70 the catalogue ready
Terms cash.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE CO.,
req 10 Aaotionoers.
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BY JAS. q. MCGUIRE a. Co., Auctioneers.

T,RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON
II THE ISLANDS, virtue OF decd of bearing the
d. 1857 aud duly recorded ber No.
1884, os 3T &c Of the land records for Washington county
District Of Columbia the undersigned will sell public
front Of the premises Thursday the 18th day Of Fob
ruary d. 1850 at four O'Clock, the western Of lot g. in
square No. 492 the OF Washington the said Of
having Of % feet and 10 inches back The whole
depth OF the lot.
Terms oneihrd and the equal
interest
the satisfaction of the The
complied with within five days Otherwise the trustee the
right 20 reaeat The risk and cost Of the first purchaser
All conyeyaBring at the purchasers cost.
WIN II WARD, trustee
JAS. {. MCGUIRE Il Co,
Feb cd Auctioneers.
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on sufay February 18th p NJ after very brief
tlnes IRANtTs DUNBAR eldest Of JoS D R0saxAn
BaASDr, aged years sod 10 months
ON th l4, MARY EE daughter Of The Capt Taous
Bscootp, and grad daughter u the late r. rr
ssue. age, years and 10 months
Che The family invited 20 aucud ne funeral
O'clock to-day hc I5hin from The Church Of the Epiphany
On the 18Th Inst MARY A. vito Of Rtcganp NoRsr1l.
The family respectfully insacd 70 attend he fun,
oru q her husband 374 street today st
stant, ~ p
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WILLIAMT. DOyEx Co.

ga STRAIT, a fee doors north Of Ps,,asyua1a acosue,
DEC leave to announce TO the citizens of Wash
~ ngton mat they prepared oders
which They maY be aSorea with in ihe l
@ PLUMBING, GAS AND sTfAMFTrNs
business Th respective under the supervision Of
kie w1kmen from Tho North where prashss experience has
made them familiar whh all the Isarn salgov Grt
they have spared neither trouble nor expense procure
best 90 wotinen
We invite attention stock % CHANDELIERS ether
aNiNres. .Ia6a
~ s,t attention. pompnnss In tho execution s orders and
a pfses induce Us 70 horc for share Of public patronage
Dec 25-tf t.t
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AUCTION SALES.


GALE BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS COURT
~ HANDSOME PAIR on MAT N ilutSts AT AUCiIoN.-on
THURSDAY the l7fh instant shall soil
The auesn Store q a. Green 7t aud streets excel
lieut. u natc bay carriage hUrcs belonging the
liic Gen Archibald Henderson the Time viii be
Az xcelen fmiy carriage and harness OF late modern style and
nurh.
Terms credit OF ninety Cor apsoy endorsed notes
ING interest
RICHARD HENRY HENDERSON Administrator.
teb i5--d A. GREEN, Aactioneer.
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Kansas Legislature.

LRAyESwoRTu Feb. l2.--Ihe territorial legislature
adjourned yesterday, having passed general amnesty
bill, granting pardon to persons in custody, and
immunity from prosecution account of the past dis
turbances in southern Kansas This bill received the
governors approval.
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BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE g Co, Auctioneers.

BY JAS. q. MCGUIRE d Co, AuctiOneers.
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF A FAMILY
IL declining housekeeping, at public sale 0n Tuesday morning
February O'Clock the residence OF declining
housekeeping the side OF Sixth between and
will designate tbe house shall Sell
Handsome walnut parlor su.c In hair cloth
Marble top centre and other tables
wood chairs, lounge
sun roctcr, wha-not, desk
Gilt window shades
Paintings aud II
Brussels, threc-ply, and ingram carpets
Rugs, o.clnths stair rods and
Mahogany walnut beisteads
Dressing and plain bureaus, washstanis
Iron hedsteaa-, toilet set, bookings glasses
Cooking aud other stoves
Toge her with general assortment OF housekeeping articles
Terms $50 under cash that and
days, hT satisfactorily endorsed bearing
JAS. O. MCGUIRE CO.,
Feb 10--d Auctioneers,
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True Bims Against Alleged siavers.

SAvANNAu, Feb II. The grand jury now in session
have found trde bills against Messrs, Silvas & Mares,
consignees and Cassnera the captain of the bark An
gelita for fitting that vessel up for the slave trade
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WANTEp.-~SOMETHlNG NEW Employment
w Employment Male female every town
and The United States $50 40 made
hunbug Business respectable, an done
requires capital and viii lnterfere employ uon
Til book agency bumbug 81 any pcou
having this Information
my Fall particulars given to I'll who enclose cssr@
dress HARVEY BROWN & CT.
Feb l3--dss Amoskeas, \. u
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NEW YoRK Feb. l4-Stocks are lower Chicago and
Rock Island COZ Illinois Central bonds Ssh; Michigan
Southern, ls4; New York Central, 10 Cautions 20s
Missouri 6's, S4l,
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q ONION B00kS.-Shakspeare' Works, 81 vols
= cnfpi published IN 1903 Al out of print very cd
ton FRENClIS Book Auction
Fsbl2--dst bet 10Th and 1ih streets Pa
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AMERICAN eUANo.
10 Farmers and Dealers in Guapo.

10 Fdfm7s ana heaters m fudHO.
fNHIS guano from Jarvis island in the Pacific
containing so per cent of phosphates supba,es
aud the valuable fertilizer known, offered
lrg small quantities about thirds price Peruvian
Fvr fnl inior estoh and particulars address
g. s. MARSHALL, ~
president - abe 4IGesis an lnabn Company
Feb i1--ctikiiwf 90 William Street. New 4ols.
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n ORIGINAL LETTER BY THE DUKE OF
n WELLINGTON VIII Appear IN THE NEW YORK .EnGER To-

n ORIGINAL LETTER BY THE DUKE OF
N WELLINGTON viii appear THE NEW YORK Ledger to
DC published this week.
The issue Of The LEDGER VII number niue OF
THE MOUNT VERNON PAPERS,
Iy Hon. Edward Everett
THE DEATH or Mr.. PRESCOTT tt
BY Rev. Dr., proudlt, Rutgers College
DO 40 MAN ANY HARM,
By One who keeps hs Eyes and Ears open.
THE HUMBLE PETITION or A pRGsrR
A Letter from Hon, Horace Greeley to Mr., Bonner.
THE COLONY OF NEW Plymouth PAPERS
by l. b., a descenian Of Anne Bradslrcct
HAVE WE An UNCLE JOE AMONG psY
BY Fanny Fern.
AN OLD MAID, BY Anna Cora Richie
THE STAG HUNT BY George p. Morris
KING or THE DAYS, BY Mrs. L. sgourncy
THE STOLEN LOOK, BY Alice Cary
WIT AND VISION, BY George d Prentice
THE MAIDEN's FLOCK BY VIM Ross Wallace
IN addition all Ills original matter LEDGER contains populr
taes and sketches by Mrs s0TWORT EMERSON
BENNETT GEORGiANA HERBERT Mr., VAUGHAN DR. COMPTON
SMITH aud others tosthnE with variety articles
and editorials popular subjects.
Price ONLY remember The oaiy with the table
Of conten FOUR CENTS i wonder that the LEDGER has
iaiee cHOu"'fohf Feb l5--1t
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N0TICE-The subscriber, having purchased f.
IN Iangcnbems rights under letters patent November
Th 1870 for The Of ground frosted ras other semi
an kol With transparent pictures notice
he VIII proceedings 70 be against persons violating
his exclusive privilege 50 secured lie dots withhold
the opportunity using the arrangement prepared
grant licenses equitable terms which known on an
pcliion below, his regularly agents stamps viii
BE- sold or sefoocopes with permanent
and also for slides manufactured here abroad
WILLIAM LLOYD, sole Proprietor
University Building, New York
Inquire Of TAYLOR MAuRN
booksellers, 1874 Pennsylyan avenue
FEB lo--fuesihursASat Agents for Washington
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III IAALES RrCHANAN

land Ymees die Irz hereinafter sAs
a The land once poss Monday the
rs Sns situated i ,e 's oans ,ow s and ari q
townships, via
so n TIE bass sa,i u ne fourth principal aieidiaH
T~wnshlps ~ nd 80, d range 2
Townships So and "a, Of range
Townships SO aud %, range o.
Townships SO and 81, OF range
AZ land Office Por commencing Monday the
numbered sections within the aforementioned iownsh which re-
main 90 The United states ,etai sz Des each 40. q The RAJ
road rom Madison or Columbus by Of Portage c g the ~
cx river or lake between townships twenty ave aed thirty one
subject as required by law minimum Of too dollars and ny
! cents per acre, viz;
N Of ne base iiae and q fourth principal 1sidiaa
Townships rs, ID, II, and rs OF range 2
townships 70, 10, and ~, Of and a.
Iownshps Is and 10, OF raDge
Township no. Of
teats day n i nat for the disposal the public lands hereto
ships viz;
ae q tls fourth p,ao.pa nsridian.
Townships 20, "a, 2s, 30 and 80 Of range l.
Nor ef the line Of fourth rreipaI n,sdson
Township: z g. g and %
wS.S 80 80 81 81 S. Sc So 81 aa a 50 a. rgS range
Townships 81, 81, as, 49, and 40 Of range 8,
township ss sections s. 90 a. IS S2
"a and 80 Of township 3s tho p Of section 2i the y Of The NJ
the sE u section s2 and SECTIONS "a and So Of township 49,
| range
Townships 80; sections q g. A. s. the y and
sw Z q section see0ns 10 n II ~ r. and 10 ,so - Z
uon 81 sections az 50 81 a ana 80 e township 81 sections
,ow hi 49, the ! q ssloa 3 Sections 10 r. aaa "a he 81
and te 4 Of the sw u.s. sections 30 a2 a 20 % 49,
townships So and "a the Sc q section sections p q q
- sections a. 3 and ' as he " 'a ean IS So 81
81 So So Of township s6 sections, 3 a. o, s. TO- ~ "a
and J. Inc aud he 4 d The sw . Of section s. sections 10
D. ssa uS nd sa sa s II ~ O. he h he T.
aud the Of le sw Of section ~ section 70 except the =
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banner irom the Washington YaseB 10 the Virginia
Rifles This Is a compliment we'll merited and hand
sOmely bestowed
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wv printing Office Must be thoroughly with the
competent to maintain and discipline
ourneymen. To the right situation and liberal
salary is Offered
Address, with full particulars references, ke ( 1T SaehD
FRANCS HART a co,
Feb l3--eod2s9 63 CORTLAND street, New York.
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MRS FRANCES ANNE KEMBIE begs respectful
wi she will readings
Shakespeare Philharmonic Hall this city the last Of the
present month"; Particulars Ia future advertisements.
Feb I2-Jts
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4 0ND0N BOOkS.-Neandor's History Of Christian
i Dogmas, vols, 81.
carpenters Vegetable Physiology, 80,
csse's AnQeiotcs OF Dogs, vol illustrated, 81 rs
Dictionary Of Classical Quotations 81 Is. r.
lopes iIomer Had with Flaxman' illustrations, 81 %
Pupi oncr's Odyssey with Ilaxmans illustrations, 81 rs
Rankins Applied Mechanics, SO.
Military Atlas Ia Ai-ons History of Europe, Is
rhlipss Manual az Geology, 81 so
Goethe VI helm Me.ers Apprenticeship 81.
sntion's Dictionary o Photography, 81 2b
iIebbon'S nlnco di Death and Billie cots, ~ 25
Memoirs Of Count Grahinlon dBd Charles IT, 81
History OF King Arthur and OF The Knights of the Rsnnd Table
vols, % rs.
Scti 5 Table fax, 81 20.
Orlando fnrioso TRANSLATED with illustrations vols,
81 SO. i"
Feb u rRANcK TAYLOR
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HINTS FOR THE TABLE; or, The Economy of
4 Il Good Living, with few words wines. cents
The Lie and Remains Of Douglas Jorsod by on Blanchard
Ierrod, 81
Biographies Distinguished Scientific Men by Arago second Sc
.riCs. 81
81 25
gs Puns Lady, Manual Of Fancy Work Illustrated with over
500 engraving q 20
NEW VOLUMES % BofiN,s LIBRARY.
Jesse's Anecdotes Of Dogs, liustraied. 81
Carpcnters Vegetable Physiology Systematic Botany 81 rs
Neapdr Lectures the History Of Christian Dogas edited by
Jas11, vols. 81
DahS translated with "a cngraynps ON s,e,
after Flaxman 81
4 lust Published and FOR sale PHILIPS
Feb 10 $50 Pom avenue bet. 9th sts.
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II ONDoN B00KS.--Dean Swft's Works, 8 vols
il 4 octave, q calf gilt. For sale cheap
BEN. F FRENC1IS Book Auction
Feb I2-d3t bet 10th 18th streets, Pa. avenue.