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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-17
r MGHTON HOUSE,
Johnsen aAA Thara ssrseas.
AsOAUA IOWA

he sabscsseF having iased tails cspseious and con
ssneoa hotel, respectfully informs The pubic that II
10 prepared 70 entertain eisise1 Of Iowa AID trsy-
ssers gensrsIly, In nsn,ss whico Ne tuRs win =
s&asis0ofy to all Who ma. I&tronixe hin.
Ahr cphsGuetioa Of ~ neuap asd tss lceseiou sc
peculiarly adapted 10 the scosmmodatfon Of nsTsuns
seo nai visit keokrk On bssiAsaS.
IT ~nch experience IN hotel AoeplsR sincsre ae&sv-
inalien 10 seeoDsdaas, aad rssssssAis chassss are
1noueemepts fo5 patIpnses Fl sAh essaAlishassA q
theae, The pubic may be TaIiy secured. - (,
GkOkGk +. wIGGIxs.
The New York herald., 1862-12-20
the ouNs0ATs IN THE BATTLE.
OUR NEWBERN CORRESPONDENCE.

OUR NEWBERN CORRESPONDENCE.
the EXPEDITION uP THE EEusE RvER-c0HBrSED
OPERATIONS OF NAVAL AND MARINE ARTILLERY
FoRcEs-lHE eUsBoATs GET AGROUND AND MA
RiSg ARTILLERY fLoTILLA Push AHEAp-AN
YLEyEN-ISCH GUN BATTERY OPENS ON THEM
wrrHIH 1wo NILES or KINST0N--PERILoUs POSI-
TioN OF THE kLLIs0S--THB FL01ILLA RETIRSs--
gusHwnACKlNG-CoL. MANCHESTER, ETC., ETC.
NEwpEgS, N. c., Dec 10, 1862.
An expedition, cons sting OF the gunboats Delaware
Seymour and shawsheen Of the navy under the command
Of Commander Murray, United states Navy, aud the
steaboats Ocean Wave, Alison North State, Port Royal
and Wilson, manned by the Marine Artillery and com
manded by col Manchester, left this point on Thursday
last the Ilh inst proceed up the Nsuse river TO Co
operate with the snd forces under Gen. Foster In bis al
vance towards Knston, more properly TO effect diver
sion in Cen Fosters favor OWING the lack Of water the
eunboas were unable TO proceed mp the moro than
tecn eighteen miles, aud therc compelled to stop
ard allow the affair 10 be carried by the Marine Arie
nv notila alone Colonel Manchester assumed commanded
the expedition from that point and resOutey pushed up
towards Knston determined TO reach the village and
uar,cipate 10 It's capture. The low state OF the wses
alone prevented Commander Murray from carrying bis
heavy gunboats TO tho town.
Colonel Manchester me. but little resistance going up
lcoNyuyxp on xlGHTH IAaIl
The New York herald., 1862-12-20
ARRIVAL OF THE SCOTIA.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
~~~~->~->--~~~~
Chancellor Gladstone's Position To-
wards America.
British Opinion Of the Prospects
Of the War.
THE COTTON FAMINE IN FRANCE,
Queen isabella Of Spain on Her 1s.
lAtions with Ameyioa.
-~-~~>>~~~~~~~~>~S>~~s
The Greeks Demand Prince
Alfred as King.
~~
Russia Objects Under the Treaty
Of 1890.
&C.. &c.. a..
lE COTTON FAMINE IN FRANCE.
Queen isabella Of Spain on Her ls.
lAtions with Ameyica,
The Greeks Demand Prince
Alfred as King.

The Cunard steamship Scotia, Captain Judhns wAisb
left Liverpool at nine O'Clock the morning Of tAe sh,
and Queenstown tho afternoon Of the 7th instant
arrived At this port at early hour yesterday morning.
Her news s week later than thai brought BY NJ
Arabia.
The Nova Scotian arrived al Londonderry On the
night Of the 4th instant.
The steamer New York, from New York, arrived %
Southampton on the morning OF the. .4th instant.
was rumored that French police agents had been sent
TO Turin TO watch the movements Of suspected persons
there.
The Paris Bourse on the 9th instant was heavy Rsnte
1850.
The steamship City Of Baltimore, from New York, ~.
rived at Liverpool on the Sd instant.
The New York herald., 1862-12-20

IMPORTANT UNION VICTORY.
Successful Advance of General Fosters
Expedition In North Carolina.
Three Days Fighting and Skir-
mishing with the Rebels.
xlNsTON CAPTURED AND PARTLY BURNED
Two Hundred and Fifty Rebels
Killed and Wounded.
6aE HUNDRED TAKEN PRISONERS.
YAe Unien Trseps Capture Eleven
Pieces Of Artillery.
UNION Loss ABOUT TWO HUNDRED.
golsnsl Cray, Of the Ninsty.siXth New York
ass Regiment, Killed.
THE FRIGHT OFTHE REBELS.
ADVANCE ON oOLDsDCRo,
10. &s, Gs.
YAs Unien Trseps Capture Eleven
Pieces Of Artillery.
UNION Loss ABOUT TWO HUNDRED.
golsnsl Cray, Of the Ninsty.sixth New York
as Regiment, Killed.
THE FRIGHT OF THE REBELS.
ADVANCED ON ooIDsDcRo,
Gc. &A., &e.

Our special dispatches from North Carolina
came in last night, and put, we are happy to
nay, an entirely different face on afairs in that
segion. They show the rebel General Evans to
De on arrant falsier Of facts. Our troops have
gained splendid victory. See details as de-
seYibed by our correspondents on the spot.
The New York herald., 1862-12-20

Great Brisalns .....--.,,s. -
IN Ard Mayor q London ts's'' ssas'aS" -
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foreign advertisements.
THO CONSUMERS Of RICHARDSON IRISH
LINENS. DAMAsKs, DIAPERS, CAMBRIA
HANDKERCHIEF 10

The unsettled state Of tho MARKETS for time past -
this side Of tho Atlantic attributable 20 eorresponding n
the United states and the enhanced value given
goods hero through uncomfortable ci-cums
stances, have afforded to upscrugueas dslss smother highly
tempting opportunity TO COUNTERFEIT OUR GOODS,
towg that cosdersb quantities Of worthless fabnca,
prepared in aon Of style sd scaled With tho nami
Of Richardson have been shipped this the United
States feel called upon sgsu TO CAUTION the CON.
against the purchase Of any len fabric offered y
Rchardsons make not having the full Signature Of suf
hrm. viz
~ RICHARDSON, SONS OWDEN.
To those who give preference TO manufacture,
oder the quality soundness Of bleach,
and durability goods have always borne, and while We
mined TO protect interest this sda BY prosss
cutting Vigorously any Infringement Of rights trust oux
American iends will assist ia putting down nuisance II
ally Interested
In times Ike the present. when the Of ortston
much augmented behooves the chat they
value for their money aad this they likely 70 OBJ
tain BY dealing sxcusivey with hrt class houses, VIE re
always supplied With goods Respectfully.
J n. RICHARDSON, SONS OWDEN,
Month, 18TH 1852 Belfast ireland.
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iJroposals.
OspsAsoK OFFicE. WAN DrPARrsEST
WAsBIseroS, Sept 4, ll6l
OPOSAIS will be- received by this Depart

ORDNANCE
WAsBIs0ros sept !, ibi
PROPOSALS will be- received by this Depart
nn.nt unti 5 p n. the 18th September I6s for
IN. delivery At tho Ncw-fofk Ordnance Agency, No s.
Whise-st. New.fork, wh'ic sample. can be seen. Of
90 Regulation cavalry blankets
25,OD0 Regulation artillery blaLkrta.
These blankets must DO Of wool close Of stout
yaus - -
FOR TIE CAVALRY
indsobne COLOR wih an orange botde, three inehe, wide
nehe. high. 81 onge color IL the crner ofths blanket
FOH THE ARTILLERY.
Red with black border Inches wide end three inches
from the edge The letters u. y ,x inches high block
color. In the center OF III, blanket
All the blankets 10 be Is inches org by g. uches vide
and the weigh, Of 1873 IN Vnison allowed 1915 ~ They
be single and pafs, and packed of
hundred each The value of the to DO by tho
Inspector
The pods are to be in,reced at tho factory and none
will be accepted paid for bu; such approved on in
spectiou.
Dsliyerie. must be msde follows oueten,h Of the
amount contracted Tor week, commencing In two
he'd timc will subject the contractor to forfeiture Of tho
smount due at that inI~.
No bid will be considered which does not como from
manulaou manufacturing company and ich does nc
state explicitly tbs Place time aud quantity Of each weekly
delivery.
The Department the light reject any or all Of
the bids which may BE- made.
Each party obtaniDg will be required 70 enter
Into bonds with proper sufoes for tho faithful execution OF
the same.
Upon the award being made successful bidders will bs
hed and VIII DO furnished with orns ~ tho contract and
bond required Of them
Proposals. viii DO sddressedt TO
"0eneul JAMES W. RIPLEY
Chief Of , dnsnce.
"WShingien, D. O."
"Propossls for Blankets"
JAMES w. RIPLEY.
. bTiE.0sa Cbisf Of Ordcs.
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1862. 7 H E 1862.
pIs.fN

HENNSlb' NENlhAL hAlIHOAU.
with IL councillors forms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FROM NEW loER To rHs PRINCIPAL WKsrRRs CIrrxa
Egh, trains run daily from kowiofk to Philadelphia via
ALL THROUGH TRAINS FOR THE WEST BY THIS
ROU NJ LEAVE NETWORK FROM THE
FOOT OF CoURTLANDT.Sr
by Of Philadelphia the morning passengers leave Now
YcIk at time other routes Evening" passenger
Ct p IN, ono hour later than other lines.
BY way Of Allentown eysniug passengers leave at
three than tho No6on lines and by boh routes
svo the tins Northern lines In Chicago and all
points 10 tho North VEST Cresas Indianapolis Louisville.
points West with fewer changes Of cars
Sleeping Cars without change, RON from Philadelphia to
Pittsbagb 1855 miles aud New Pittsburgh, 40 misa
smok ng and Saloon Cars on all tralns
Fare tie same As other routes
baggage checked through. Transfers iree.
Secure Ticle' sssd q9nl ossS ~ riISsa
Tho Pennsylvans Central Company runs an Emigraa,
Accommodation Line. which Ghorda oomioitabls mode OF
uaye to parties moving Westward ut one half ths usual rates
Of fare .,,l,m,
By this route ffegh Of all descriptions be forwarded
10 aud any point the Railroads OF Ohio KENTUCKY Ia
diana Illinois Wisconsin, Iowa or Missouri by RAIL
ROAD DIRECT To port on the navisable rivers OF
tho West by .earners from, Pittsburgh.
tie syvans Railroad ct all times " favorable a.
charged b, Railroad Cenpano hefchalts and shp.
per nung THO transportation OF their Freight TO ihs Com
psny. can rely with So'iysce s Sr po''S '''n'
Farmers and Dealer, Ia Live stock Will mud TITS most ad
vansgeous route. Capseous fard wei wa,efed ana sup
and connections and every attention 10 paid to thei
From ssbs where will be found every convenience for
isfds and MaskEr
J. L. ELLIOTT. Passenger Agent. No. Astor. House.
LEECH 4 CO., Freight Agents,
No. Aston House. aud No. South William. ct.
MCDONALD biScHoFF' E"ISssS'b As:a.; Mas.
EN0CH LEwIa General Sept Altoona. r.
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NETWORK & NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD.


la. SPRING ARRANGEMENT. 1852
COMMENCING MAY 1851.
Passenger station IL NswYorh s'thst and 9TH Az
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK,
Ior sss- Haven !. - m, tEI)i ls:i3 (Ex)i $50,
tor Hli1seport > % M. EA)i 1875. . (EIli $50
For MlSrd Sfsifdrd Fairfield Southport and we.,por
"a. ~. 1915. $3.50. aud $50 p. m
Fof Norwalk, $50 q N. p:i3 , (Exli $3.50. AGO. 81:
For Dulen and Greenwich. $50 e. e. u;is. 3:so l
$3.50 p. nj.
Fer stanford. !. .. EI( $50 nj DIS .. tErh ''
20 Po, Cheser spd into mediate stations 9ooa III II,
Tor por, Che.t.f AID New. Rochelle. 30 IN, (Ex)
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston. via Springfield, M, (Ex-h (Ell m.
az
Fer Boston, VIA Shore Line. i2:ls. Up. m, lEx)
for Hartford snd Springfield, q IN, tEIh 2;i3, ,,
tEAl p. m..tEIl
for conaeceu, River Railroad to Montreal, m, tErl
ard ~ is p IN. 10 Northampton.
For HAtiotd. Providence, and Fishki,l Railroad
HED. 1919 o. N.
For wfIssen. New-London. and Stonipztou Railroad
cts . m, l2;l5, 3. D. m. lEA) .
For CaIa Railroad. IL Is y. u 10 Northampton
For Hoo.stonic Rsilrosi to Pittshs!d p TO
BsFr.ugta a-d ON SATURDAY thro IN 10 Pittsneld
For Nausat lck Rilfosd. q NJ. D. N.
For Dsnbury and SoTwah Railroad, $50 m, e. 20
Conn, odlous Sleeping Cars attached to o. N. train.
JAMES n. HofT. Superintendent
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DARlS.-GRAND HOTEL,
l. BOULEVARD DES CAPUCTNES.
GRAND HOTEL DU LOUVRE,


RUE DE kIVOLL
Those two large Hotels carried BY the Compssnio
Immobiliere de Paris. .
They contain tosether 200 bedrooms or saloons the ren
Of which, at fixed prices 10 established at from an to yn
for the Grand Hotel and from 3f TO 2o day for inc
Grand Hotel da Louvre 90,
by the vsrty 10 the price, and By the situation Of thoss
Hotels In the finest quarters Of Paris travellers ard hu
lice always Of bsus able to hnd accommodation sus
able to their wants. their tastcs and their mcana ,
Tho Tables d5s Of the two Hotels having tosetnci w
places served o'clock the public admitted 70 thso
q well a those who rcsds In the Hotels
The two Hotels have. moreover public rsssuan' " nAss
prices
The Saloons those Hotels appropriated Tor puoue
or wedding dinners. aud for fetss or family mestngs
There 10 Ia each Hotel readng room. csfe-oiaid Gvsz
bshroon. ard public rsphic Office corresponding dy
The employed the service TIVE Hotels 'psss
every language
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20 Get.
Real Gslaie tor Sale.

FARM for SALE The subscriber offers for
SALE his FARM OF llt ares. siiusi.d n miles from
Middlctown, and miles from Goshen Orange Co, N u
The premises contain good Dwelling Hose Barn. ard
ether building. also orchard Of loo fuitbearirE
tro~s Of choice yaI-- Ib- land In good state Of cnl
tisIoB With ~ acres OF WOODLAND. The Farm 10 considered
the best tho county. gor particulars apply 20
address SAMUEL ShAW,
biddetown, Orange County, ~ Y.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-FO ALBA.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD ALBA
Il Il ny aud TROY INJECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH and WESI. Trains Leave;
FTolh ChsmbeIsst From aothsL
Express and II IN, and ,: 125 Il:23 IN, aud $40 aud
is and =. IN. 3:lo p.
Troy snd Albany with sleep
ina carl ls:lSp IA. lo4O pm Sundays included.
Poushkeepse train. ct aud
G:JO N. l;2s and 6:ss ?. m.
Tvo, 1870 q. m. 1855 q.
Fihkfl train. $3.50 D. M. 5.3S y
Peeksk train, $3.50 q a. and
4.15p NJ 9;55 IN. and ASS D. -.
Sing Sing train. 320p. u J;.3 ?. m.
TsfTytown. q m. t:2J A. m.
Yorken tIsin, Up. IN. lt:25 p M
A. Y. SMITH. Superintendent
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NEW-JERSEY RA1LROAD--FOR PHIL.
IN ADELPHIA and tho SOUTH and WEST, via JEli-
sEY ClTY-Msi and Express Lines Leave New.yort at
ard 10 n m, A. and II p. Fare ~. Through tickets
sold for tbs souh sdWes aud through baggage ehekedi
q IN. AMI and II y. trains.
j W. WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent.
No baggage will be received Tor trains unless delivered
md Chico. I'd Is minutes in ay OF tho time OF leaving
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NOR sALE-TEN ACRES of LAND in tho

LOK SALE-TEN ACKES OF LAND IN tho
Il town Of Rye. ~. Y. about half u mile nom Port
chester Depot and ~ miles from the city overlooking the
village and commanding spendi vie" OF Long Island sound
e be surpassed WIN be sold in two parcel. the
whole exchanged productive city property For luther
particular. apply to PICK BUSH foich-..eri OF PECK
BROTHERs. 80. 81 Charabrr,-,t.. Now-Yoh
TOR SALE-The desirably-situated HOUsE
and LOr No. Chimbe'sst Ia tho moot central budne
part the city within half CLOCK Of the City Hall PAX and
new Cosri.Ii FOR particulars. apply TO
~. BLEECKER. sONS Co.. No ~ Pine--t.
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lllh.st New York. mont A. n. Nj pET
ADAM PONTON. Superintendent
This Company invite the attention OF The pnoc 70
superior and ~el.knowu GREEN aud PURPLE koos 49,
SLATE which they prepared to deliver nom 'hsh ~
ries Depots IN ali suitable for roofing ,,,.r.
The public cautioned against spurious ana ssas
tics which has been represented aud used IS EAS' S
slate roof l. p, efrr sbis 20 thu shingles 90 iron IA
Ifwe put it lasts lifetime without needing s.tss
as ohesp tia shingles IL needs no paint n A.
from slate roof IL pure; Il has no tnnt OF f.vos
paint Slate roofs IRE proof insurance o0"p'N
them; steam will not Affect them. A., A., .x.su,
The slate manufactured by this Company naS Pam.
svey used upon tho buidinss Of tho Now %srs.ed -
above or to q EORMAN. No. % Cosrtiana's''' "'"
will receive prompt attention
Nsw.YoIk, March, 1867.
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furniture.

ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNiiu.MusLs:.
II The best s.sormsn. 70 the city q Plain sp1
1.n .a,.J In saites Wholesale and retail Ase
md Psllasss WGysa Wssd. Assufsssssss. No INV
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y,uE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL,

Il No II WEST lsrli-Sr. corner 6ru-AV,
Now ~ its For,yifd Year. reopen. on MONDAf sept o.
with every for the education Of onh IN ooh h
Fsn.rtary and higher branches In ancient and modem
Langu.ges ping AID ell other departments oil com
ue seaool course PuIis are received ct all eyes, and
thoroughly prepared for college or business.
References I. the tecolties Of Columbia college anh
the Newly orb University; also 10 toe following gontlemen
boe son. bays attended School tho yeu the Rev
Drs H,fh.d, Spencer and Beach Rev Edward r. Hsnkin'
Hon William n Hsvsmeycr. JUDGE Quscsenbush COL d.
March esq Stephen +. Russell ed. DR. H. w b. w ood-
buli Prof j. ID TfGsk NJ. D. Of Astoris Judge Fink OF
,rsev City and many others whose together with
rtrcrf conneuds,oIy letters viii be found In the Circular
"s"'' ''' a. p QUACKENBos, Rector.
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Threurh IN advance Of the mail.
GREAT REDUCTION IN FARES THROUGH TO
SAN En NCIGn0

sound her late passage from Liverpool IL h., bees
coRderrd advisable make thorough examination Of hsl
bottom before sending her TO her departure will heet
fore be her previously advertised day Of sale
ing Hodsrs Of return tickets viii have them renewed d
the returned they may desire. Due notice win b
riven Of the ships departure.
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TyROY FEMALE SEMINARY.-Tbis Instltll'
ton ogers the accumulated advantages Of nearly hitJ
yc.rs OF success1l opef alton.
Iy.ry facility l. provided for thorough Of useful
and rnamenisl education under the direction OF eops 81
more tLsa twenty professors and toachors.
JOHN ~ WILLARD, Troy, ~ Y.
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1nstrultfon.

NJ Y UNIV. Gram. School opens sept; ., lts
Ns 10Th year with rsnrni.hed primary con- and css'c
departments. Circulars At University. lSAAC FShAi''
Chspc Uuiverity.
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6teamboats ano RaiIroaos.

FOR BOSTON and PROvIDENCE, via NEW
POhT and FALL RIvER-Ths splendid ma s...u..
rsaDer mETkOPOLis Capt Brown. leaves Nsw.YnsI
every TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY - n
O'clock o m aud the EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brs,io. -
from Pier No. 3 n. X S''cA ms
Hereafter NO room. WIN be REGARDED secured to
picsnt until the ssne shal have been paid for ~Jsps
Freight Boston il for aded throuxa i'm s,s.t 49,,
by sn Express Freight 1rsiu. 1A'Paaes
WIN. BORDEN. Agent, Nos 70 and II w.,,..
TOR HARTFORD DIRECTLY steamer
T. CITY OF HARTFORD and GRANITE STATE d.uy
from Peckrlip at connecting at Hartford with 10y.
boat to Springfield aud all points NORTH Fast end West
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VI
FEMALE SEMINARY,

- inform hi. friend. sud pupils tia, lie has eturnea Ip
Newport and will RESUME his TEAChlNn on the i'Ln
Inst his former residence NO 30 West lcs uht ne
hss found more convenient one Of which he viii duly H.
r ter1 and publish Prospectus Of his Two Vocal Classes
(of sgunsrs and Advanced Pupisl
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7 ONG ISLAND RAlLROAD-CHANGE Of
IL Observation-Disclosures Depot Janie+sp and foot Of
54h.t T.. RAT for Gseenpor SAG iaEbor Orient
and Htmp,on.i ~ m and $50 for Syossrt. a $3.50
D. a. for ;r-.npor, at D. for Farnn sdas Sundays
III. tain leave. Hunters Point 4hst Ferry) At 80
for Nivrrhrad and inerm-i.e stations 1t eIcurion Tses
returning leaves Riverhesd at q. IN.
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ENGRAVING and PRINTING (half price,. -
IL Wedding At Home and Note Papers TO- Business Cards
BilHeads Portraits &c, at KKLLY'S "a Futonst. N.
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CORT EDWARD INSTlTUTE-For eight

YEAR, the sustained Boarding sIlnsry In the State
seG sil prepay boa1 washing fssl room, and common
branches from Sept 10 to close Of Fan ion NV a.
now Ia st,endsLce Graduites Course for a.
aiey superior Commsroa College Winter term, 81 "
weeks begins bee l. Adde'S the Kev.JUskPH 4. hiNu'
bort Edward, n. Y.
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Nfw publications.
VICTOR HUGO's GREAT NOVEL.
PART Iv.-ST. DENIS.
Published this morning.


Published this morning.
LES MISERABLES-ST. DENIS.
rhefourtn part Of VICTOR HUGo's famous French novel,
Lies Msersbles" Uniform in style and price wi'a part ~
"Fantiuc" part IL, "Coses," and part Ill., MATTE
Paper covers price 50 cents and cloth bound
nor psperl, 81
ALTO BALZANI;
On. THE DIARY or A PRESCRIBED slCILiAN'
powerful and dramatic picture Of life And
I.j, during the Revolution Dedicated to 1anoaeI f'e
oI2s
LIKE AND UNLIKE.
oh,rn,ry new novel by A s ROE, author of 1--WE been
rb,ti,gr /" A Long Look Ahead" ITO Love and to be
Lovsd True to the Last" 30. One large cloth'oound
velume. price 81 %.
s.TLee books sold everywhere and sent By mc ree
On receipt Of price, by
CARLETON, PUBLISHER,
No. 4l3 Broadway, corner Lispcuard-s.., New-Y0Ts.
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FOR SALE.-A GROCERY STORE, in n
g, good location mast be sold IL few daya Inquire at
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Ueooing CARDS, &r.

A T VIM. EVERDELIs SONS-WEDDTNG
"A CARDS-These celebrated Engraved Cards sold only
at No. lc4 FultonsL, N. Y. Estsblished 1918.
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6onse furnishing &ooos.

SOMLililNG NEW.-Call aud see PAYNE
~ PATENT WARDROBE BEDsTEAD AIso bis P.,.r
Gliding husksto Bar. the chsspos and beet in use az
ORIFFiNs, No. 1871 Canal near Mott A.
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