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TIE WILL OF TIE LATE AUGUSTUS THoRSpIKs-
In the Probate Court, before Judge Ames yester-
day, application WAS made to admit the will of the
late Augustus Thorudiks to probate, John L..
English appearing as counsel for that purpose
rue motion was opposed by Messrs. Choate aud b
| X. Curtis, counsel for the contestants. on the
ground that the deceased the time of it's exscu-
tion was !sboriug under species of monomanis -
hearing will be had before the Judge on Friday
morning next.-Bost0a Herald jan g.
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esq DR. J. HosrErrER's BIrrEss.-

These Bitters are universally acknowledged to be n
FIatufence hPayiness of the stomach, any other
like affection. Their efsct upon the systeGn is most
miraculous; they give healthy tone TO the system,
remove all morbid matter, and in fact thoroughly
cleanse the sy stem OF all impuri'e The proprie-
tors in presenting this preparation 10 the public
assure the n thskfn no sfylecaee when it has been
used accor3ins to their djatiors has it been known
TO fail but the contrary. new virtues have been
discovered in its TO those afflicted with any of
the above ills of thu body, the "hitters" offered
as a speedy and certain cure. Try them and form
your own opinion.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally, eve
rywhere. ia 7-dlm
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sENxw Books. New Books. at the GIFT BOOK
STORE, "a Main street. Received this day choice
selection OF standard and miscellaneous works. such
as no library is complete without Call at the dif,
Book Store and get good look and an elegant.pre'
sent. JalZ-oe
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49, LOOK OUr--BE IN TIME II
you want good Picture. WATSON is selling OF his
took OF fine Cases at cost, he will shortly prO
,sed to Europe and If you do not wish TO be arts
tically humbaged. so 70 him. for he gives you "A
,rue pic Ure. warranted to give satisfaction. at
abitehurst old Gallery. u Main street. Richmond
lie puts Pictures in Medallions for IS cents His
iallery and Fixtures for sale dc is-im
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PATENTs-Patents were issued last week to: A.
>. Bowers, OF Richmond, Va, for improved me.
thod Of securing together the sides of cast metal
columns. Samuel FSlwell, Memphis, for improves
meDt 20 endless conveyers for removing earth
Isaac Reamer, Courad's Store, Va for improve.
| ment in corn harvester. Geo. Windis. Edenburg,
| Va, for improved surveying instrument.
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TENDER HEARTED WiPE-The wife of a Mr..
Brooks, at Homer, tue other day threw a knife
violently at her husband, which put out one Of
his eyes The amount OF her copjugal grief may
be treasured by the fact that she said afterwards
she would have given i've dollars rather than
have it happen.
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Nortnern markets-[BY TELEGRAPH

new YORK, Jan. 49, Cotton quiet. Flour un
changed wheat buoyant Corn quiet; mixed
$50; old Southern yellow 9Jc. Naval stores steady
BALTIMORE, Jan Is Flour quiet and UNCHANGED
Wheat firmer; white 81 3501l48; red u 20tgi 2;
Corn scarce white &c.
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MARINE IRTELLiuHaCz
PORT OF RICHMOND--JAN 18Th. 1859.
High Water This day Friday IL O'clock.

ARRIVED,
sehr Fair dealer. De, raaax. Rockland, lime,
Libby. =, r,
Schr John. Anthony. James river. slaves. d n
Gary.
NORFOLK, Jan, Is -Echr Abby Whitman. Boston,
bound fer Savannah, with an assorted cargo, is
ashore at Body's Island.
NIw YORK Jan. n.-Cleared schr Haxal1, Win
ttrs Richmond and john Zoe, Hammond. WIZ
mington C. Arrived. schr Semers. stiii and
Barnes, from Va.
HOLMES HOLE, jan. 1l.-Ar'ived, schr HHl
folk for Salem sth-schr Rescue. wilmington. N
g. for Boston 9.h-Schr Joseph Fisk. Norfolk, foI
Bangor; Syivia, do. l0:h-Serah Louise, ranger
Va fer Boston.
NEW BEDFORD. Jan. lO-Arrived. schr Ro Raikes
from Norfolk.
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Observation-Disclosures, the tenor, Indignantly
refuses to travel about from city to city, coucef.
thing with Strakosch, alleging that he was en-
gagged to sing Ia grand opera, aud ias not scope
Tor bis talents in concerts. He has broken bis
contract with Strakosch, aud will leave short,
~ for Paris
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The CREW OF THE ALLEGED SLAvE KErcH BaoTa-
ERs.-rhe crew CT the ketch Brothers, chars
with slave trading. were taken up in the United
States District Court at Charleston, Tuesday, and
the Grand Jury ignored the bills Of iadc TN ell t
against them,
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General Scott in New Orleans--Hand-
some Reception.


Lieutenant General Scott had warm reception
in New Orleans on the 5th inst. He was met at the
Lake end by the Mayor and other city dignitaries
and welcomed in O brief and pertinent speech by
the former. What occurred afterwards is thus
pleasantly described in the Pcayune:
The General replied in q very feeling manner tt
this cordial and earnest invltation. lie .returneC
thanks the Mayor for the manner In which. while
communicating the resolutions OF the council, 1T
had alluded to his past services The alluson 10 biz
early visit to New Orlt ans recalled the most pleas
ant collections His first advent 5n public lie Wa
made i'll New orleans. when young man, scarce
y OF age he was detached ON duty to this CITY, anc
his lecoliecions Of the peril spent heIe were Tor
A salute was fired the city authorities with
their guest and Lieut. Col Lay left the boat fol
washing ton Hotel where breaa fast was prepared
for hun. Some fifty gentlemen sat down ar table
covered with game and fish, and the deicacies Of
the season after the repast was finished. toast
men,e1. when the party adjourned to the sitting
roo u of the hotel.
Several plesslA incidents occurred ct the private
reception. The stokef OF the train. as the General
came from the beat, ieaped off from the engine
the hearty
returned, and Ger eral Scott inquired kindly al
ter his health; Il voted once for you for fresi
| sad bystalidtr. 1T did me good. 1 can never
frget my General" replied the stoker. with Eel
Bernard Mariyny, Esq arrived at the motel on
the ten o'clock cars, and rushed Forward az soon as
he entered the room, with unusual aiacrlty for his
age and lntirnties, aud embraced the generei, cay
| ing, Welcome To New Orleans-you revive the
| scenes of my YOUTH" and the two venerable men
| Sat down together aud rehearsed the adventures
they met during the ear General Scott was in New
CrleanS. Both veterans were carried back TO the
| past, and for the moment seemed TO grow yOuE G
| again, in recalling its Incidents.
At eleven the authorizes and gentlemen escort.
cd the TO the and proceeded 10 the city
as the CARS appI cached W Washington square, the
| booming cannon was heard, and the whole or the
broad street was literally crowded with ciuZens.-
| Ladies waved their haudkerChiets, or ,Xtempore
| flags, and huTrahs OF welcome went up from the
crowd which were doubtless the honest exp essioI
| of admiration OF man who has Tiled 50 large "a
space IN mis- c0untrys history, and done much val
| liable service IN the cluse of true philanthropy.
The streets through which the procession OF car
rages passed 10 the City Hail. and thence TO the ST.
Charles, were crowded with our populations sa-
lutte WAS fred the gent raj reached Canal street
makirg the extemp0re rex option noble ovation to
true wtr,h aud lofty public service.
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NAVAL 1STELLIGENCE.--rhe Navy Department
is In receipt of advces from tho COMMANDING Of
fcer OF the U. 3. steam frigate Powhatan, giving
intelligence of the death, at sea- of the following
persons on board that vessel, viz: Michael Col.
ms and John Smith, seamen; Charles W. Rug,
yeoman, and Chas Seagrayes, coal HEAVIER. Their
disease was cholera, contracted in the waters of
China,
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suIciDE.-Henry +. Primer, a respectable young
man, formerly of Baltimore, committed suicide
in Winchester, Va, on Saturday last, by blowing
his brains out with pistol. He was only % years
of age. and well educated, and his parents, who
reside in Prussia, said to be wealthy. Tho
cause of his suicide, it is believed was some tri-
ding business affair, which deeply affected his
sensitive nature.
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DANciSG.-Taglioni is about to open q dancing
school, give lessons ut ten francs an hour to Paris
ladies, and three francs for the same time to ballet
girls She 10 said to be poor iu spite of her PAL
aces and her title of countess and Is forced to re.
turn again to piroasettes for a livelihood.
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INDIA RUBBER PATENT SUIT DECIDED.

BALTIMORE Jan. 13-The case of Goodyear, Day
Hay, Us. lehman, Heinrich Co.. wasup yester
day in the U. S. Circuit Court, 10 which au ipJunc
tion is rrayed; was granted This makes the
fourth case in which the court has restrained
parties charged with Infringing Goodyears India
rubher patents, at the present term.
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SAILING OF THE STEAMSHIP AMERICA.
Rosroy. jan l2-The Il. NJ. steamship America
sailed for Liverpool via Halifax at O'Clock this
afternoon She takes out S6S,000 in specie.
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n@ AUCTION NoTIos.-I ask atten-
ton to my sale OF Dry Goods, Clothing, shoes, &c
This Day, at 10 o'clock. at my store on,,
Ja14-ls II CAUIhohN.
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NR GREAr BAkG,INs an TIE c

AND MANTLE DEpoT, SO MAIN STREET:
Splendid Beaver Cloth RAGLANS at cost
X CLANS aud Cb0AKS for misses and chill
dren, to bs sold at great baIgalna
All kinds OF Dress and Cloak TRIMMINGS
Ladies aud Children's FURS. fancy goods
Latss. style HEAD DRESSES, &c
ia lu-iw kEZEKIEL, f9Main street.
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MARRIED AaAiN.-Msdame Aun Bishop was mar.
risd ia London the Goth ult., to Martin ShultZ OF
New York.
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CHESS MATcH- Chess match by telegraph
between the Lyuchburg and Richmond Chess
Clubs, resulted yesterday afternoon 10 the defeat
of the latter.
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H uHoEag b. Steel, UenLst, Uho
and residence No. 2sI, on Main. between stk and ct
streets Richmond Va. my 30-ly
sGr LIFE SIZE PnoToGRAPHs.-The
subscriber takes pleasure in announcing 70 his nu-
now prepared to furnish Photographs from minis
lures to FULL LIFE SIZE, either plain eoored
If not superior to any produced in this city, at less
than the usual price. Old Pictures copied and en-
iarged to any size.
Citizens and strangers are invited to call and Ell
anime specimens at GIBBS' Temple of Art, CORN
THAN Hall, Maia street. between 9Th and 10th.
2 GIBBS
P. S.-If you want a genuine Ambrotype this IL
the place 70 get it, where you will neither he hum.
any other Picture in the Photographic Art.
je Is PEG.
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saa- DgBILIrATsD PEgsoNs-Those

E- UgBILITATED PERsoNs-Those
who have suffered from incessant fevers loss of ap
petite, or improper dgestion-may easily be cured
by the of BAKERS BIFrERS. We have known
persons entirely restored to health by these btters
ing any benefit If any of our readers are suffering
from Dyspepsia. Nervous Debility, Torpid Liver In
digestion, Ague and Fever sour Stomach or Loss OF
Appetite, they will find certain relief by using these
Btters as directed. Delicate females may fest as
-ured that these Bitters are admirably adapted to
their diseases and never fail in quickening nature
and restoring the bloom of health TO their cheeks
Feething infants may Also be improved by their
usewhilst all classes and sexes will be benefited
by their strengthening properties. As family
medicine, these Bitters stand unrivalled, and must
'ventualiy supersede all others We invite trial
Vt once.
For sale by Purcell, Ladd L Co. and by an the
prominent Druggists In Virginia &C IL
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- RICHMOND THEATRE.
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF THE

hlCH MOND
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF THE
CARLO FAMILY.
sIGNOR FELIX CARLO.
IN HIS GREAT DEFAMATION CT
LIVING STATUES.
DARING ASCENSION, MASTER " CARLO.
NEW COMIC FEATS. BY THE BABY CLOWN.
COMIC AGILE FEAT5,
BY THE VETERAN CLOWN.
W CARLOS CRYSTAL PYRAMIDS.
sOMERsAULT ACT. W 4 g CARLO.
WuIRLIGIG MAN, HERR sPINGALEN.
And the great Comedy. by Tom Taylor. the sue
eessful author of
OUR AMERICAN COUSINS.
VICTIMS.
n HATS, GAPS, FURs AND STRAW GOODS.
n Entire New ard Fresh Stock. ga
COMPREHENSIVE.
The undersigned have this day formed d co-paIt-
nership, for the purpose of conducting q general
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HAT, CAP, FUR
and STRAW GOODS BUSINESS in all its branches
under the firm and style of
ELLETT g. WEISIGER,
In the ELEGANT aud SPACIOUS STORE. No. 1877
MAIN STREET, Composite the Exchange Bank and
aojoiasag Eessrs Kent, P1iae d CO. where thew
will open on the 18TH DAY OF FEBRUARY NEXT,
A LARGE, COMPLETE AND ENTIRELY NEW
STOCK OF GOODS, selected with the best care
from the largest houses in the United States which
for variety and elegance, will not be surpassed in
this city Tbier stock will be bought in large quan
tiles, ENTIRELY FOR CASH, of the largest man
ufacturers and importing Houses. which will be in
creased from time to time. This will enable them
to offer their friends and the public generally
VARIED ASSORTMENT OF GOODS IN THEIR
LINE. OF THE BEST QUALITY AND NEWEST
STYLES and at prices which cannot TAIL to secure
the patronage of the public. All they ask is call
feeling satisfied THAT THEY WILL OFFER SUCH
INDUCEMENTS AS WILL ENSURE SALE.
Having also secured workmen of the very best KIND.
GREAT ATTENTION WILL BE PAID TO THE
MANUFACTURE OF FINE HATS. ESPECIAL
REGARD WILL BE HAD TO THE WANTS CF
THE WHOLESALE TRADE, and quick sales ana
email profits will be motto Orders sohcited
and promptly attended to.
THOMAS ELLETT.
POWHATAN WEISIdER.
RICHMOND, January /. 1889
NE -W. have secured the services OF Mr.. j L.
HUTCHINSON formerly CT Union. Monroe county,'a
ELLETT Il WEIsIGER.
The subscrit er, late of the firm of Bintord D'ck-
fns0a d. Ueisfgsr begs leave TO return his thanks to
his many friends and the public generally, lot iheir
very liberal patronage in his late business connec
ton and socits Tor the d6Cre neW concern ntln-
nance of their favor5, assuring them that Gy The
n. W arrangement be will be enabled to give them
much bqttr otiSflctiOn than heret tore both as re-
cards assortment and prfce Of goods
ia i0-6t fOh hA1nN W EioAoH"'
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AWFUL SUsPIuoy.-A little daughter of a Ger.
man named Frederick Wessner was burnt 20 death
ut st. Louis Oh Sunday last. 1t is alleged that he
had quarreied with his wife, and during her
temporary absence from the house, lit pile of
shavings and pat the child upon it, going out iul-
mediately after.
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Heory ". Miller 10 isctestag 10 Nertb Carolina
- ~ bsstet n ~ Nosst ysrseu yspd.
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CHURCH Music IN NEW YoRx.-Thc Riral Choirs
The New York Correspondent Of Dwight's Jour.
nal Of husic, "Trovator," speaking of St Ste
phen's church 10 2Sth street, says:
Between this church and that of st. Francis T.
ver 10th street there exists kind of mu-ica ri
yairy. The pastor Of the former. Rev MIR Cum
nngs, is man of excellent ed ucation, and during
a recent visit to Europe. he obtained quantity Of
rare music for the Of his choir Colett the bas.
40, formerly of various operate companies, sings
here and Miss Sconcs, daughter of a well know
music teacher OF cur city, is. (or was till recsntly
the first soprano while the other singers all possess
great merit The music sung by Ia choir is of a
varied character. Dopizetta's operas Especially
his Favorita) often dssected and pressed into
service aud the rendition Ct the various mOrceaux
would do justice to any operate troupe exiant.
THE Church of st Francis IA Ter (familisrly
known ~ the J.sus' church) does not possess such
a fine ensemble of singers, but there il one lady
Miss Hadley. believe is her nafne-who hasone OF
the angelic voices 10 is possible TO hear There
il rich ympathetic pathos in il that have never
heard surpassed either on or off the stage. and many
attend the church solely TO listen to its exquisite
melody. Then they have MIR Berge As or ganis' =
You would think, to hear him, that be Two or
three Orransts He'd into for it seems scarcely
possible that single individual could produce such
blisnt orchestral eftec T. even out OF that prince
Of ihstruments-the organ. MIR. Berge il, without
doubt the most effective o-gan-slayer of the torid
atty lie that have in the city. He ia also prolific
composer. writing amost all the music sung by his
choir. His compositions of the Italian school.
and would soon give him an eminent reputation
poser, did he not retain them for the exclusive
use OF his own church and choir. As whole. it is
difficult TO decide as to whether st Stephens the
Jesuts Church is entitled to the palm for superior
ity in music. They are each crowded every Sunday
bv straDRers-Pi Otestants well as Catnolics-ind
the music is superior (of its style) to that TO be
few churches of Italy possess such efficient choirB
OF splendi iol these two New York churches"
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Mr.. DE Sanity still remains at Trinity Bay.
The susquehanna, opposite Harrisburg, 10 now
egen over tigh'.
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REAT REDUCTION.

9. BvETTCHEH, lis Broad street,
IL now selling his entire stock OF Fall and Winter
Trimmings IL greatly reduced prices
fpecisi ttention IL called 10 my stock of heavy
!. asne Fringes, Cloak Tassels Black and Colorsd
s.istiand Wells, marked down Is psr can't
Ofenee Heir Dresses real Paris styies selling be-
low cost.
jaH-as
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FoRGERIEs AT LOUISVILLE Recently at Louisville,
a genreey dressed called at the store OF
Messre. Terry & Co, and purchased bill of goods
amounting to about 500, and ordered them to be
shipped to Pleasant Valley, Kentucky lie hand
ed them huudred dollar Kentucky bill, and, as
he wanted Kentucky money in change, they gave
him a check for the amount on their bankers
Messrs Qnigley. Lyons & Co. In the same man
uer he obtained a check from Glazsbrook & Co
on the Bank of Louisville. Having thus obtain cd
the signatures of those houses he forged and pre-
sented two checks. one for $500 and one for $40
which were paid without suspicion.
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PETERS' INgALLIBLE REMEDY FOR G0NOR-
RIGA, AND ALL SECRsT DISEASES.
This great American Remedy, containing no Mer-
curisl or Baisamic properties, exeeIs everything
heretofore offered the public in its curative resto-
rative and reuOvating powers; and the medical
world are astonished when told that the above re.
medy will cure the above diseases. and contounded
when they have occuiar demonstI atoms of the facts
But The proprietor, no has KNOWN of the remedy
for twenty odd years has known Of case OF twenty
years standing be restored to perfect health, and
sill other cases of shorter Duration to be restored
without single exception and therefore challenges
any case OF Gonorrhoa v hich the remedy VIII not
cure provided the directions carried out with
prudence on the part OF the patient; and to any one
purchasing half dozen bottles. and using accora
iugly in his OF her he guarantees u perfeet
cure and in case of failure will f nlsh additional
medicine. tree of charge, to complete the cure
ihrous lis agents. and q will be effected with
ont inconveniepce TO the patient. sold by
GRUBBS APPERsON, Druggists.
Agents for the city OF Rchm.nd.
de l0-6m* No. 2OI Broad st.
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~ DENTISTRY
j. SETH MICHAR

- r u
rOFFYCE a. RESIDENCE CORNER or MAIN
AND It'll STREETSt
Tenders his to the cirzers VI Richmond aud
adjoining countless in his prof ssiopal capacity
From an experience of ten years. he feels confident
that he can warrant al operations. performed By
him. to awe entire satisfaction. ia I3-imS
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s@ ARTIFICIAL TkETH-THE Chico

PLASTIC PROCESS e JONES. DENTIST. having
purchased the exclusive right tor the above
mode of making TEETH. and after using and test
ing it in the mot difficult cases ,chere other plates
had filed entirely satisfied Of its absolute superb
ogity the gold. silver anu platna method can.
therefore. with confidence commend il to all no
ma desre full or partial sets OF teeth and especial
~ to such as may be dissatisfied NTH those they are
using In his process, all of the To
the gold plate are NemOyeh-the suction being per
feet COM fort and stability to the H. and the
tee being eiIbeded in the metal, the food s exciu-
ded from unper or between them; they are there
FORE cleaner smoother and,in every respect better
In Consequence CT the perfect adaptation OF the
plate to tue mouth, and the suction thereby So
cured he insert more teeth lUit0nt clasps.
and in all cases guarantee RECT and satisfactory
fit.
This method having been adopted and commend
ed by thase standing highest in the profession:
North and South, testimonials will be given, and
specimens exhibited. to any who NAV desire 10 see
them The old plates of those wishing 10 exchange
the old method tor the new. will be taken in part
pay. Will of course make teeth on the old mode
for thosa who may prefer IL.
Filling thoroughly and gently done and teeth eX-
tracted by electricity for those who wish it.
Office opposite COrinthisn Ball. Ja7-iy
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U1pE LAND AND THE BOOK

IfHE LAM AMI he bOCh
l. Or Biblical Illustrations drawn from the Man.
ners and Cuttoms the scenes and Scenery OF
the Holy Land. BY W Thon pson. ID D, with
hook that every Bible reader, that il every
Christian reader. wishes to have in his mousse
and hand. ,r..
PALESTINE, Past and Present, with Biblical Lit
spy and acientifc Neticrs. By eV Ii Sos
borne NJ with original 1llu.tratious,s new
Map of Palestine, By tbs author Price u 81.
THE Life and Times of Sir Philip Sidney 81
LECTURES and Addresses on Literary ana oocia -
Topics. BY the late Rev Robertson NJ
RUCKLAND'S Geology and Mineralsey, consid-
cred with reference to Natural The loey. A
new edition. with additions by Professors
Gwen Phillips, Brown. &c. vols. vo. s6
THE Caamities and Quarrels OF Authors. WITH
some Inquiries respecting their Moral and Lit
erary Characters By Isaac Dlsranlh rev
edition, edited by his son, the 1t Hon b Dis
raeIli. London. 81.
CURIOSITIES OF Lit nature BY Isaac D'Israelli
A new edition. Edited with Memoir and Notes.
by his SOB, the Ri Hon DIsraelli. vols IL
mo. London~ 81.
pORWs Rv Frances INN Kemble ST.,
WILLIE Wrinkles Nursery Songs IF Scotland
Edited by Mrs Silsba. 75c.
ANNE of Geierstein. Forming two yols Of Tick
BERTHA and her Baptism. By the author OF
Agnes and the Little Key" ST
THE Churchman'S Diary and Ecclesiastieai Caien-
dar for tt year 1889 &c.
THIS Microscope: it's history, constru elton aud
application by Jabtz HoRg illustrated by
Eng-avings Thirh Edition. 81 80.
LILLE of Mrs Virginia Bale Hoffman. By Rev
Go D Cummins d d. 15H.
;,. :. '"i ItMrs woonuousr m
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I uRAYS. ATTENTiON. - Attend .
Irregular COMPANY DRILL, as MILITARY
M HALL. on this FRIDAY night. at IN o'clock
u promptly. BY ordsr Of Captain Elliott.
Jalt-It JOAN L ROGERS, Orderly