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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-14

The Louisiana Baptist says that the Rev. J
r. Graves, editor Of the Tennessee Baptist
preached in Mt. Lebanon, La, last week, to a
large and patient audience for three hours and
quarter.
A projects on foot in Montreal to construct
a horse passenger railway through all the
principal streets of the city. One is to be built
in Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington city,
also.
Bayard Taylor spent seven weeks in Cali
foTnia, and delivered about two dozen lectures,
with clear profit, estimated by some of his
acquaintance there, OF about $500.
Thursday, the 24th inst, will be almost a
National Thanksgiving Day in the United
States. In twenty-five States that day has
been already designated.
A Miss Goddard daughter Of one of the best
citizens of St Louis, has eloped with profess
sional gambler, and was traced to Cincinnati,
but there the trail is lost.
Upton b. Myers. a resident of Green wood,
Va, on the Northwestern Virginia Railroad,
was killed, on the 18th nit, by being thrown
from his buggy.
Farrar has been fined S200 and sentenced to
three months Imprisonment in Stanton, Va.
for killing Michael Vance by blow OF his
fist.
House, Baltimore county, Nd, for over twenty
years died on the Sth inst
John @. Fremont headed the list Of subscri-
bers in California, to the monument to the
late Senator Broderick. lie gives Sou0.
Clement l.. Idler has been appointed post
master at Danielsville, Spotsylyania county,
Va, vice b. NJ. Brckner, resigned.
The Fairy Cross, from China, has arrived in
England, with 13o, 900 lbs. of tea. This is the
second ship with new seasons congous.
In Springfield, Mass, John Brown had one
vote for Governor, and Lydia Maria Child
one for Lieu tenant Governor.
James Barlow committed suicide in Caro-
line county, Va few days since, by shooting
himself.
The hangman of Bern, commonly called
Papa HUBER died recently, and crowds OF
people attended his funeral.
A. K. Plunniey, map agent, has been or
dered but OF Botetonrt county, Va, for ex-
pressing incendiary opinions.
Michael Riley died in st. Louis on the 10th
inst, while wrestling with q friend.
Jas. Is. Harris, an old citizen of Danville,
Va. died suddenly On the 18th inst.
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American s.amen.

Whilst the public mind il profoundly agita-
ted on the snbject Of philanthropy, we hope Il
will take up the upspeakabie wrongs and
erueitiss infiictsd upon American seamen.-
The shumanitArians," as they call themselves.
could noa nnd . Amor fieid 10 operate upon, O,
In which there 10 30 much real work to do
and which has such genuine claims upon hu.
man sympathy. For these very reasons. WE
expect they will have nothing whatever TO d.
with II. II IL in their own ships and by theii
own captains and mates, that seamen are tor.
fnrsd, MANNED and murdered, with no earthly
chance Of having their wrongs redressed AND
punished, unless the torturers and tyrants
happen TO fail inte the hands Of British
court Of justice. Really. WHEN we consider tn.
services onr seamen hs = rendered 10 rom ,c 500.
ans % ihe glory Of our national nag. and tina,
49, .y are orr matn dependence for future mar
a'ss eeniesss. Il il time thai some Thin .houit
= as 70 sass them from the degrading ane
sa9set. .Asy are now
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, VA, NOV. IL, 1880.
High Water thi, day (Monday)eH O'Clock.

ARRIVED,
Steamship Roanoke, Couch. New York, mdze.
and passengers, Ludlam & Watson.
SteameI Geo. Peabody, Pritchard, Bait, mdze.
and passengers, b. & W. Cuirle
schr. Mary Ann Hetty, Jones, Baltimore, mdxe.,
W. ID CoiQuitt Co.
Schr. Myers, Rhoades, New York, mdze.. u.
W. Curre.
schr. John Ston. tBr..) Dixon, Halifax, -four,
Wombla 4 Claiborne.
Schr. Mansion, Broonwell, Marcus Hook, mdze.,
". d. Colquitt Il Co.
Rark Andrew Henderson, Thompson, New Or
leans ndze.. w. D. Colqu tt 4 Co.
Schr l.. Plata, Woo.ter, Boston, feed, w. D.
Colqutt & Co.
EpelRTowy, Nov. Gard, schr. g. Partridge,
Hicks Richmond, for Portsmouth.
NV YORK Nov. u.-Cfd, schrs. Rem. Lynch,
Philadelphia: lavinia R., Chase, Elizabeth City;
s c. Jones, Bedell. Norfolk. Arrived, steamer
Jamestown. Parrish, Richmond.
ALBANY, Nov. l0.--Cfd, soops Barnard, Greene;
s C. Willett, and II. Martin, Sleisht, Richmond,
Va.
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A WINDFALL.-A letter from New York to
the Boston Post, says that DIR. Charles King
the respected President of Columbia College,
has the prospect of ending his days in clover.
His wife had the good fortune to inherit, by
the death of relative, about a month ago. an
estate estimated to be worth some sos, Geo.
The property comprises several entire
blocks of houses in New York city, and in To-
calites lying directly in the path OF the march
OF Improvement
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MARRIED.

In Wisdom. N. c., on the slst Of octnbsr1 " the
Rev NJ. kxans Mr.. pENlAM5.NN II; hy W. % %
Samuel Garthrixht both Of Hsnrico county. " u
10 Petersburg papers please copy.
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THE SPECIE or Notwithstanding to
official documents, just published, the amount
Of specie imported into England this year. up
to the LIST of October, was sl33,5ioO00, against
800, 63o,oo0 in the corresponding eight months
Of 1858. Of this about So, 900 came from
the United States. The registered exports Of
gold and silver during the same time have
been si3i ,'s5, 1865, of which nearly S6o,oooo0o
went TO Paris in gold
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THE EUREKA SHUTTLE WING


HAS COME! HAS COMET. HAS COME.u
PRICE $55. PRICE $751;! PRICE S55i!!
VIII Run, Hem, Stitch, Gather, Fell, and Bind
Can be seen ut l35 Broad street, between ThIro
and Fourth, in Mark Bowney's Bsldn.s The
Eureka Is placed before the public as one of the
simplest and most durable family Machines ever
srons ut to this state having all the latest improve
menus, ana not liable to get out Of order as man,
others IN market. Machines can he had on appli
cation at the above pace, and Ihorough I'M true
tons gwen gratis.
N. B;TThe undersigned having been in the en-
pioy OF L. M Singer Co., in N. r, and a practical
machinist, the public need mot be afraid to pnr
eenase, as ne can always be relied on to keep the
M1ehines IN order. which is not the case in al
other establishments. Every Machine guaranteed
OF no ssie. Local Agents will be appointed; and
county tights for sale and liberal commission Of
Tered. tno H-2til JOHN n. PHILLIPS, Agt.
4 JEFF ERSON WARD are hereby notified that
II they. fail to pay their Gas bills before, the
hour of s o'clock, r. NJ. to-day they viii be
dealt with according to the requirements oil the
following extract from the ordinance concernins
the Gas Works:
By an Ordinance passed BY fhe Council. Afat
6th. 1858, il any bill remain unpaid for Txs
DAYS next after that on which i Is presented, the
stop the gas from eins used ON the premises in re
spect TO which the deiaut exists, and ii not paid
within FIFTEEN DAYS, i've per cent. will be added
tn the original amount Of the hill, and il shall be
pisced in the hands of the City Collector
7. B. HARRISON, for
no lit AZ. L. SrRATroN, Auditor.
RO>ENDALE CEMENT-s00 barrels. best
q no l4-St r. n u nAyCNpnpr
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RIcuMosp, Va, November ID, 1882
Messrs. KyowLEs &c WkIFoRD, Agents we
take pleasure in adding to your long list q cesnn
Gates our testimony in favor oil HEhniNO .
FIRE-PROOF SAFES.
In the FIRE which consumed our eam-sawins
and Carpenter Shops on the mis- ht II the Zsth &c
toher last, we had ono of HERRINGS SAf ES.
and though exposed to intense heat, t was entire-
ly red hot on the out sde.) from the burning hoors
and timhers, which fell on 1t, on opening me mex.
contents had been near FIRE. We shall order an :
other from you in few days, and use the ol1 one
YOU NAV refer customers who have any doubts
about the FiRK-PRooF qualities OF HEkRlNbS
SAFES. John x JEo UiBsnN.
n B.-KNOWLES h WALFORD. No. q Pearl
street have in store fine assortment of Herrings
Patent Fire Proof Safes no list
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THE SUPPOSED INsURGENT.-W. r. Palmer
who was arrested in Memphis, Tenn, As an
accomplce of Brown, was placed in Jail on the
sth inst, and was surrendered to requisition
of Gov. Wise, which will bring him to Vir-
ginia. He went to Memphis in July last, and
has been there ever since.
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m. CASTLE Soap--l2 cases .Mareeillcs for
..ts tv J. w. GARLICK.
Market Place. Franklin 81.
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BEKF PACKING AT THE WEsT.-It Is stated
that the beef packers in Chicago have this
season killed upwards of 5000 head of cattle,
the season being but about half through Ar
engagements have been made to pack from 5000
to 1000 hogs daily.
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FiRKs.-The stack yard of Samuel Fletcher
IN Fauquier county, Va, with 200 bushels Of
grain, was burnt on Thursday night last. DIR.
W. Stephenson's barn, in Clarke county Va,
with 1900 bushels OF wheat and y number OF
farming implements, was burnt last week.
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IMPORTANT RACING DECIsIoN.-The Nor
folk County Court England has recently de-
cd-d that a race against time was legal
game, and not horse-racing within the mean
ing of the statute. Bets in a race against time
are consequently recoverable by law.
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mAFourth supply
We are receiving by to day IS steamer, our FOURTH
SUPPLY OF WINTER GOODS, now being purcnas-
ed bv our Senior in New York.
Among which may be found
Eles ant Clo1h and Velvet CLOAKS. a
IRISH POPLiNS and SILKS, in great variety.
Our customers and the public generally are re-
quested to examine our stock before purchasing.
no Its SAM L. NJ. PRICE Il CO.
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wa Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Com
PANY-This Comoany have paid for losses by
death in Virginia over S225 600. The Richmond
aeency has sustained over $4,000. Dividends OF
as ner cent are being annually paid to the insured
While living. The dividend for January. 1859 was
10 per cent. Only half the premium is reau.fea In
cash on policies for term of life II 1t amounts TO Sb0
Call at q. Pearl street. and insure.
no II-3t KNOWLES i WALFORD.
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VIGILANCE CoMNITTKEs.-A vigilance COM
mittce has been formed in Barbour county,
Va. and rumor says that all abolitionists are
earnestly invited to leave the county in thirty
DAYS In Alabama, similar warning has
been given 1t all the "crosscd" places on
Browns map, and committees are forming in
eycrY direction.
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DEATH FROM BOILER ExPLosIoN-The
boiler In the Folly steam mill, about 30 miles
from Suffolk, Va, exploded on Friday last, the
4th inst, and killed The engineer, and tore away
a portion Of the building
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The WEsrERs GRAIN TRADE.-The amount
4 wheat on It's way from Chicago and MIL
waukee to Buffalo, on the 90 inst, was 3s5,5sl
bushels. or other kinda Of grain there were
about i00,000 bushels on their way.
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aprcrAr NOTICES.

- Indirs, Fair.-The LadIes Of DRval
street Church will hold Fl Tor the henent . g
MONDAY aiternoon at o'clock, and COP.
tinue curing the week. a qnantln II usciai so
FREsHMENT FABLES viii Le surplifd with
sli the dscaries Of tbs season. The LADIES' hnps e
meet with that encouragemsnt when n gsInni
Inga. w
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Fx-PREsIDEN PiERCE.--Ex-Preside
Pierce has determined to take up his resi-
dence at Concord, N. H., and has bought fifteen
acres of land on the Joseph Srickney place on
the road TO Hopkinton, n little beyond the In
sane Hospital, on which he will build rex sea
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IA Messrs. John l. Geo. Gibson'S :, C l,eir,
ti6cate PATENT F1RE-PRooF

uA 1000 lbs. Sup. Carb. soda. for sale
by Nv. GARLICK. Apothecary, Franklin ~.
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80, TIE FOURTH LECTURE befor

TIE FOURTH LECTURE before
O. the Young Mems Christian Association
will be delivered by
JOHN 6. SAKE. Esq.
in the hall of the NJ ECHANICS' INSTITUTE
THIS EVENING. (Monday,) Nov. H. at q o clock.
Subect-"PoEIRY AND PoFrs - prose Lee
ture embracing recitations from Mr.. Saxe's po-
ems.
Tickets Is cents-to be obtained at the rooms. at
the bookstores NJ eade & Bakers. Laidlsy Rob
inson's. Of Mr.. Powers, at the Exchange Hotel,
and at the doors. X. K. HOWlSON,
lit Chm Lee. Committee.
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRAcTI0N.I

UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION!!-
~ Great bargains to be had at L. GOLDSMITiS,
205 Broad street. Cloaks from SIS to the finest
acality; corset. 81; Rich Collars rs cents and 80
Bleached and Unbleached Sottons. Fianneis and
Black Silks IN the city; the best quality Ladies'
Kid Gloves, at 81 = cts; Rich Emb5oidered Hand
Lambs W col Hose 3ls cts; Thread Gauntlets 3l4
cts; 900 yards of Dress Trimming, consisting OF
Frinses, balloons. Card, Tassel, Rich crotchet
net velvets Feathers, Ribbons. kuehes Fiounces,
Frames. Nubias Mariposas. Hoods. Sacks, leg
gins g. Cuff. Round Wells; Shirt Bosoms. OF differ
ent styies; Woollen Yaras; Gents' and Ladies' Tn
Cheap Goods. Every article has been marked
down IN prige and those thar will call via 6nd that
60LDSMIT. Us Broad street, is selling the cheap
est goods IN this city
THE CHEAPEST SILKS, black and ceIcr.5.
the cheapest printed pelaines and poplins me
fnh me pamasss and Towelinss; the cheapest
hersess and Linseys; the cheapest Embro,derfes:
the cheapest carpets and Rugs; the che spest RVWn
ana bteacheu shirtinss; the cheapes, Haep Ekirta.
ne cheapest Hosiery and Glover, the eheapeet
c Gerno SHIRTS anu Dsawsss the shsaee.. French
Sioaks Competition thrown in the shade. Ms
iarge stock oil Dry Goods must be sold The price
OF every article has been reduced ia consequence
o. .he lateness OF the season. It will DO TO the In
wanting goods, to call Il the popslsr house of tsss
Of ALFRED MOSES. Is Main Of. .
RY STEAMER-Thls morni ns, win be in r.
y ceipt OF the following choice assortment: One
fierce smoked Salmon; I Dbl. Green Peas: has
NAVY beans; - bass best buekwhcat; 70 kiis No.
n nv M. 3. 20 pieces Breast and Shouids,
F FssSa; = es' No Apple, y. PHI: s.;' IsS
Family Grocer and Dealer IN Wines.
Lleuous Ana CikArs. la BFosd at. belov 9Th
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THE ARREST OF LAND.-Walter S. Land
who killed Flanagan, his brother-in-law, in
Princess Anne county, Va, has been identified
in Jail, at Asheville, N. c., by a gentleman from
Norfolk, and a requisition will be sent for
him.
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BAPTISM AT AN ADVANCED AGE.-Mrs
Clark, of this county, a lady ninety two years
old, was baptized on the last Sabbath in Oct,
by Rev. n. &. Foster.-MadisOn (Ga.l Visitor,
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ACCIDENT TO Col. r. NJ. EoE.-We regret to
see it stated that Col. r. NJ. Hoe. the inventor
of the lightning press, or "Hoe's Last Fast
was thrown from his carriage on Wednesday,
while driving ont at his country seat, in West
Farms, n Y, and had his leg broken.
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BANK OF WEsToN.-The President and Di-
rectors of this Bank have notified the Treasu-
rer of Virginia of their intention to wind up
its affairs and cease the business OF banking,
and have authorized him to deliver the stock
deposited by said Bank, upon receivin. and
canceling az equal amount Of the countersigned
notes thereof.
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Fatal AFFAIR-On Friday evening laEt At
Gan Railroad. c. b. Ayres was shot and in
stantly killed by Jas. Phillips. The difficulty
between them originated about the location of
a road. Ayres struck Phillips with cow
hide, when the latter drew pistol and shot
Ayres killing him on the spot
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III EumSlECk Z co." CHAMPAGNE
A. wStINE gherles Heidsissk.' = DO i. Euxsniss'
~; sherry, Madeira and Pert do; Champs ne
E!deri Coznnc Brandies nlackhesrs do; ia:
Y6fFsl f1kfE vi y Sec; e.. =. {. s
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Guiding the Farces, with plates; complete; ~
vols iSlno., full bound IN sheep e<S Anoth-
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THE DRAMATIC. WORKS OF. coLLEY CIR
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SLAYER CAPTUREp-The American bark
Emily, which was captured as SLAYER OF the
coast Of Africa by the u. S. sloop-of- war
Portsmouth, arrived in New York Friday, in
charge of Lieut.. Stephens. This is the fourth
SLAYER captured within a few months by U. S.
men -of-war on the coast Of Africa, while the
British cruisers, three times more numerous,
have only caught one during the same period.
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M Insurance-LIFE and FIRE. at the lowest
rates chare ed by responsible companies.
For ALI. KINDS of Insurance upon L1terat Terms.
call at the General Insurance 0bfee. on Pearl ST.,
next door to =: Eaeho, opposite J. N. Gordon.
ma The BEST COMPANIES represented. and
all f.osses promptly paid. C. r. BROKEN,
no II-lm General Insurance Agent.
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THE FAiRs.-The fair of the Rappahannock
Agricultural Society commenced in Freder-
icksbure, Va, on the sth inst. The receipts
for the three days we're 5, $50. The address
was delivered by John Seldom. At the tour
lament on the last day, Miss Katherine Col
Inns, of Caroline county, was the recipient Of
the set of jewclry awarded by the successful
knight, and also of the gold cup awarded by
the second knight. A tournament also closed
The fair at Norfolk, Friday. Miss Lucy Wal
tiers, Of that city, was chosen Queen by the vic
rorious knight.
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OFFICE OF R. & Y. R. r CO., /

~ THE THIRD LECTURE before
c. the Young Mems Christian Association
will he delivered by
In the Hall Of the NJ ECHAN[CS' INSTITUTE, on
SATURDAY evening. November 18th al O'clock
SUBJECT" LOVE" A descriptive and humor-
Gus poem.
Mr. SAKE will lecture again MONDAY evening"
TICKETS 2s CENTs-To be obtained at the
Rooms. the Bookstores. Meade 4 Bakers, Laid
ley x Rolnnson's. of Mr.. Powers 1T the Exchange
Hotel, and at the doors. Season tickets. 81 IS
K. r. HOWiSON,
no 10-3t CHI n Lee. Com.
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the INTERNATIONAL
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
LONDON
CAPITALIST, 500,O00.@
RICH 10 ID B r 4 " C H.

LOCAL DIRECTORS:
WIN. NJ. HARRISON, u. s Collector of the Port,
G. F. WATSON, firm of Ludlam & Watson. Mer-
C. " PURCELL, firm of C. w. Purcell & Co.,
A. NJ BAILEY, Printer. President Mechanics
Institute.
F. II. DEANE, M, D.
H. E. c. BAS KERvILL, firm of Bacon & Basker-
NATH j. Tyler, Editor of the Enquirer"
J. r. ANDERSON, firm of ]. r. Anderson & Co..
Tredeear Iron Works
H. L. KENT, firm of Kent Paine Il Co, Mer-
chants
]. TNLOES, formerly Inloes 4 Brother, Mer-
cHARLEs CAMPBELL, Superintendent Dam
Rev. ' JAS. a. pUNCAN Pastor at TRINITY Station.
WM. H. LYONS Counsellor Ar Law.
Rev. ]. l.. BURROWS, d. D., Pastor of First Bap
ALBERT Ei.Yi'BRocK, firm of VIM. sattler 4
Co.. Merchants.
E. {. NOTHING, firm of schaer, Kohler & Co.,
DOCTOR J. s. D. CULLEN.
(of the firm OF Gibson & Cullen, Practitioners of
Meicine,l
Medical EIeRlt1sr.
WM L. COWARDIN. Agent.
Office with the Va. Fire and Marine ms Co, Rich
mond, Va.
Parties desiring to obtain LIFE INSURANCE
with this old Company. on the MUTUAL PRINcIPLE
or otherwise will meet with prompt attention, on
application to the AGENT at Richmond.
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~ Slave Insurance.-ALBEMAR IN
SURANCE COMPANI.-We have paid, in losses,
several Thousand dollars for this Company, without
trouble to the Policr holders, and always promptly
slaves insured for one ear more. Cali at 81
Pearl street.
noII-3t KNOWLES WALFORD.
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M > SAt - toEHS. edl-
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THoISoN,s SEASONS. a ney edition, illus.ra,
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THE YOUNG AMERICANS LIBRARY; con-
timing the Lives of Washington Napoleon,
Webster, Cia, Lsla, cite. Franklin, etc. Com
THE HOME TORY Book with beautiful illus
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ALADDIN; or, the Wonderful Lamp; with six
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THE SAYINGS AND DoiNGs OF ANIMALS;
witt one hundred and six illustrations Soc
CHlT-CHAT;o or, Short Tales in Sasrt Words; with
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AUNT MARY's TALES FOR BOYS AND
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