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TIE Wellington Nes Zeasndl aioeriscr or the 9Th OF
september contains the folo~ing summary Of events 10
date
August ~ mounted troopers arrived from opot,k
ths important iaeigenre tbat on Friday even
ina last The wsoeka rcdonbs had been surrounded By at
least hundred Han hsas Tue re1oubt the timo
garrlsoned BY tsenty men. under faeuteaant Lawson
~ho ordered voey 10 be tired ksu.haux which
hrsng neine heard a. The camp Mater So John, win
r~nfercsment prempty made the best ~ way the
redeubt Major - John and sergeant smith riding up
advance, lnc latter had his horse shot under him
when the rbels doubtless hearing the tramp OF the
nilltia dccsmped 10 the bush -races ~ beod wsre
sfer~aras discovered 70 thai diFccios. There no
c2saalses on our siac.
captains u tne " y. a. and A n A. compan,'s steam.
sfs has been dismissed from hs command On the ar.
rival q the vc.sei from Panama charge lad, On
The nfcrmaf on OF some ~ The and passengers
that Capaa Machn hsa given tending 10 destroy
The ves4e aud snd4ngef she lives Of tho snd pas.
sengerN The chsrss vas dismissed aler nv-t raslon
When eomm i0a cas- he and tne csndaci ~ lhe cas-.
tain c,rsdsrcd. After hesrsg the evidence they De.
clarsd that they must docds that cspiain M.cns
sicered " h. % uunscessafiy severe thar namereusy
sgntd pstitian has be Got up by iuHuehiuN psope
payiag thai The se' of The cesr u luquy may bs 70.
versea.
In ths .ay % amussmenn we have hsen rrs,tv fan
during the past month There have bcn some amateur
performance aud the Nathan e oape arc again
vlsus IA The Empss theatre has closed for The ses
after sacc-~sfs career sndu Tue management Of
M. ". III Nesioa.
s.rsFv sw A1ses - .Herlsan gcos. % an 10.
Lumber wAheat sisFsea s.i9s. .nd sse business
so.s - zee. s.s, m vet sness. as.s I'D pcas are
y. ~, sasss s. ss. - s,s.sss .rs
b. s Z *. 's ., 'si sss &C.. -. ss ss,
-s & er.s .s . ..,s &c 81 ssgs ias snss ...ss
ruled dan ne ~ nslpsi sAss tnx x aA.ssa saetlon.
~ rssnsss ss1 ss.rs. ,s-asss..s . - . ~ ~
a.ana fe' eA'@- p"s1s ssgse@t fsesi, ~ ssssas q
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New South Wales.

If"NFff 'TVs IbOI.
The Derby was won yesterday by Fireworks Italian
took the second prize the 81 Leger handicap, prize
f2oo was taken by sr John; second by Hambledon Hin.
The city Council Of Melbourne have voted G., 600 to
the reccpuos fund Of the DUKE Of Edinburg and 4
prcpcston has been made Parliament TO allow f5 o0O
from the Colonial n asary for the same purpose
Earl Delmore has been appointed Governor OF New
South waes, and viii arrive from Eng'and at an early
dsla He rslsyes sir John Young, wno will return 70
London.
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RELIGION AND POLITICS.

D
From the one-sideaness OF the partisan press
great many readers have formed the erro.
neous opinion that political preaching is most.
ly confined to the New England States, and
that the mini sters in ether parts or the country
modestly content themselves with preaching
s.Christ and him cruciied.' 1t Is not So
Many of the Southern divInes have displayed
In their pulpits much OF the same spiri. which
prompted Bishop General Polk to take up
aims to defend Estate rights" and we have
never met south of Mason and Dixon's line
more bitter partsans than some OF the minis
tiers in Southern church organizations. In the
great Northwest the same state of things
prevails, and a correspondent from st.
Louis writes TO the Cincinnati Commercials
Loyal and dIsloyal. rebel aud Union, Yam
kse and Southern, are the divisions in TO which
the various religious sec,s, all or nearly all of
hem, are separated in ST. Louis. In no CITY
of the Unien has politics in the pulpit enjoyed
SO full sweep and had so fair test. Here
ministers before The war were compelled to
assume the Nor,hera or the Southern side.
Generally they were nothing 10TH" In con-
sequence OF this some OF the congregations
have openly divided, and Others are made up
of people not on speaking terms The same
state of affairs existed in this vicinity to a
small extern, but the struggles n OF so fierce
since the war. Ii is 10 be hoped the dual paci.
ffcauon Of our political troubles will bring
veace 10 the churches.
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Episcopa, Couvoc.,ien n, Eliic. ,, City


Interesting Proceedinas-The Question Of the Dr.
rision Of the Diocsss-The Diocese noW stands
No. 5-NhnHitrdnk No. 12 The Question post
poned and referred TO a Gonrocdtion IN Washing
ton. SA4E>
Especial correspondence Of the Start
ELLIcoTT CITY, MD. July 25, lS67.-The
General Con vention OF the Episcopal Church
OF Maryland, at its last session, held in May
last at Baltimore, passed q resolution making
tie Eastern Shore separate Diocese, and rec
ommends still further division. In accord
ancs with this recomme dation the Conyoca-
ton OF Annapolis and that of Washington had
meeting in ST. Peters Church, at this place
today to confer as to what would be the best
manner Of dividing the Diocese
The Con vocation Of Annapolis is composed
ofthe Counties Of Howard, Montgomery, Anne
Arundel, Prince George, Charles, st Mary's,
the District of Columbia.
The Rev. Dr Pinkuey, Of tais city, was
called to the Chair, and the Rev. Mr.. Park
man was appointed Secretary. .s
Rev. Mr.. Hammond, of Annapolis, offered
the following resolution:
Whereas at the last convention the Eastern
Shore was set apart as q separate diocese; and
whereas the bishop Is in favor OF q still further
division: Therefore be it
RcSo'red. That's committee OF tn rec ministers
and three lay delegates be appointed to report
whether the same Is desirable, and to recon-
mend the metes and bounds.
After much discussion, the resolution was
postponed until the first Thursday Of Novem-
Der next, at meeting to be held at st. Jonn's
Church, OF this city.
The Rev DIR. ODDS made a statement that the
diocese of Maryland stands No. S in the list OF
dioceses in the United States, taking into con-
sideralon the number of minister's, parishes,
communicates and amount Of money raised;
and that after the East m Shore had been
termed into separate diocese, and the con-
templated division had been made, their po-
sition would be No. 19 instead OF No s.
Rev. Mr.. Sanderson stated that the people
of the lower counties had been so impover-
ished that they would not be able to pay the
amount assessed for the bishops salary; that
he himself was working for q salary so insig-
nificant that he was ashamed to tell what it
was.
A voice. Four hundred dollars!
MIR. SanCerson said he wonld not say what
Ii was.
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CAPT. ISAIAH RYNDERs A PRIZE FIGHTER
According to the philadelphia papers of YES
tsrday, Captain Isaiah Rynders, the noted New
York politician, who is we'll known in this
city, has been engaged as a principal in a
prize fight near Red Bank, New Jersey, I'm.
der an assumed name-Jchn Provost. His o.
ponent was Thomas ". Evans, alias Dennis
Foley. Eighty -sIx rounds Were fought in one
hour and thlrty-eight minutes, at tue end OF
which time both men were blind, and their
races out OF all shape. The fight was termi
mated in favor OF Rynders by a terrific blow on
Evans ear. which stretched him insenstble on
the sod. Rynders friends won large amount
of money,
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a BARRIER FERMENTATION Edward 7
Royce, the colored man who Is belle we'd to ha Va
been chosen President OF IBERIA on the eth of
May last, was barber in Ohio previous TO his
emigration 10 Liberia in 1si6, and Is SAID to he
yery Intelligent.
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Administrations Joseph Smith, u.
IS. N, chief of Bureau OF Yards and Docks il
now absent from Washington on visit to hos
ton, where he will remain till about the Is, of
Septem Der. The Admiral is absent partly on
business and partly for recreation.
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Posi- OFFICES kBoPRNED.-Abootf forty post
Offices were reopsned in Virginia and West
Virginia Yesterday. In nearly every case the
ofhces were old ones, which had been sus.
pended by the exiRencies OF the times, and the
former postnasters, with few, if any, excep-
tioDs have been continued in office.
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THE ALLEGED BOUNTY FRAUos-sDa,a ,,
makes the following statement in regard to
alleged frauds in the pay department:
The total amount of bounty claims OF colored
soldseTs paid by this department to LoWen-
tbai, or LoWenthall i Co is less than SigoUD
and all OF these were paid before LowerthaiI
turned up III New Orleans. On the first init
1natIon II LoWenthalls suspicious transac-
lions In New Orleans, an order was given nv
the department here, suspending further IN
asCertained. In The meantime all coIoran
soldiers bounty claims under an arrangement
Tor the division OF labor with the second
auditor, were transferred 10 that o1tcer Mt
cent on any account was paid directly or
Indirectly by this department to LoweuthaII
AFTER the charges were received against hIm
from New Orleans. All the facts ar. unde
Iiahly established BY the records of The paw
mater Generals and the AUDITORS offices
i he claims paid 10 Lowenthall as attorney he
lore n went 10 New Orleans, Were paid IN
strict conformity with the law. They vera
all properly paid according 10 the facts estab
Nsheo by the discharges aud the rolls The
government, in any event, has not lost cent
In the transaction, nor is ii ascertaiued in a
single instance that the soldier has failed n
get his monsy. Each check iss ued had marked
or stamped on its face "coIored bounty To
give the payer notice, that the reouira
ments of the law as to endorsement and nav
msnt should not be overlooked The law me
series thai the checks shall be uade paysh,a
10 tie order OF the claimant in each case and
shall not be paid or be made uegotiabIe until
endorsed by claim ant in presence of wo crsdi
bic Witaessds, who shall append their esrrH
Gates OF the fact under oath.
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HE MORAL SENSE OF RICHMOND The
Hastings Court OF Richmond have responded
10 General Schoteld's letter commenting upon
the extraordinary style Of justice dispensed nv
tue Juices OF the Court. The Justices deny
that they have been Influenced In their del
sions by the fact OF partIes being born North
or Soutn, anG, IN excuse OF the light sentence
imposed upon party who committed aaap
gfaFateo assault upon the teacher OF Freed.
mems school, they 10 axe the defense that ,ha
time never was that Virginia Conrt would
lmprison any man for an assault upon ano,ner
nan, wnen that other had beat child even
though the child was OF no kith or kim, and
that "such sentence would shock ,he nornI
scnSc OF the whole community"
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- N an named Mills, com mission rnsr
chant Tram New York, had his pocket picked
OF $1,000 on the Boston and blaine irain, hs-
tween Boston and HavsrniH on THURSDAY.
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IHK WEEKLY STAR is now on our counter
Tor sale, and in wrappers. ready for the mails.
containing Full Report Of the Surrat,
I1ial; The Willard Hotel Robbery; The Runic
Inscription at Great FaIls-the facts in tho
case: The Presidents Veto Message: The
LAWS Passed al the Extra Session; The CLOSING
Proceedings OF Congress The Suppls.
nIenIy hsconsfruction Bills Council Pro-
PR, oseini Items of Domestic Economy: Hu.
morous Sketches with Domestic Military.
NasaI, departmental, and Local News: Agri.
.ui'uis 81 ans housekeeping MISCELLANY; and
the latest Telegraphi: Dispatches NA0
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AC1 ING COMMISSIONER OF PRssrors ~
miss, uer Barrett, OF the Pension Omco ,a,.
Washington a day or since, on a tour o, recra
alton. In his absence, James A. MORAN. Esn
Chief Clerk OF the Department, Will discharaa
the duties OF Commissioner 50
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%sECoND GRAND sCHUETzEN FEST

III r. ,i.i,an, ~ NEGATIVE, r,.,..,.-,
all articles they wish to present to the Schuetzen
Nerein prizes for the coming festival to either
of the following gentlemen
CHARLES KLOMAN
NJ street between 9th and 10th
NJ. LANSBURGH,
SIS Seventh street
J. p. WIEGMAN,
400 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
VIM. 3. MOSES,
Ayenue House.
Jy2I-4t THE COMMITTEE.
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PERsoSAL.-Speaker Colfax is at Newpor..
K l., the guest OF Mr Cosgsshall. the Post.
master -. +. q. Morgan, Esq prominsn I
member OF the bar OF this city. is seriously in
OF congestion OF the DO wells His recovery is
doubtful 49, Hon Reysrdy Iohnson -
Wizards Hotel 'N--'--A = ~
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~CHICkERING SONS
AMERICAN PIANOS TRIUMPHANT
AT THE
EXPOSITION OF ALL NATIONS.
In addition to
THE GRAND GOLD MEDAL OF HONOR,
The Emperor Napoleon, in person,
accompanied the presentation with the
decoration of
THE CROSS OF THE LEGION OF HONOR,
thereby comforting to the
I'll L RI &c MEDAL
the only distinction over the four other medals
awarded for Piano fortes. all of which were exact
ly alike and of equal value and thereby confirming
tie unarimous award Of the
THREE JURIES AND THE IMPERIAL COM
MISSION PLACING THE
CHICkERlNG PIANO
At THE HEAD OF ALL OTHERS
Sole Agency. JOHN F. ELLIS
yCD-tf 80 Penn. av.. Washington D. C.
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INTERNAL hEVkNUE.-The receipts from
this source to-day were ssls,4a6., - -
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MR.. ROBERT OuLp, the Confederate t,op,
missioner for the exchange OF prisoners ma.
written letter to the Hen, Charles A Eldridge'
eminent offered TO give up TO US fiftssn nv NV
and sick and wounded prisoners ON the sos.
condition that We should furnish tranportas,nr
TOR thsm. Po1'"'ion
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w HISkYl WH1sKYM WHISKY
w RARE CHANCE.
AT LEAST SO PER CENT SAVED.
Jpst received large lot Of fine RYE WIS
which will offer at the following reduced prices
w w AT $3.50 iS25, 81 and s. per gallon retail.
from the above prices. / will also offer GIN at
S275 per gallon retail, superior to any Gin sold
gallon.
Received besides a large lot of Imported SHER-
RIES direct from Europe, and in bond at New
York transferable to Georgetown custom house;
100 casks of Cadiz SHERRY and 90 casks of Cette
or French SHERRY. The Cette Sherry, such az
the New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore houses
have been selling to city dealers, according their
generosity at from So, S. $50, and 81 per gallon I
will sell article at go per gallon retail and
81 per gallon wholesale &C; GAUTIER,
ap Fly Importer, 2S2 Penn avenue.
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SouTaAMPToN, July 26-Eoon.-Arrtved.l
the little raft Nonpareil, from New York on 4
June 9Th. All on board are well.
LONDON, Juiy 26-Noon.-Consols, OAK; UN
s. sous, 20 1916
LIVERPOOL July 26-Noop.-Cotton sales
to day ten thousand bales; MlddIng Uplands.
lehd The weather e unfavorabIe for crop,
Provisions and prooduce unchanged. The
London market is unchanged.
New York Markets.
NEW YORK, July 26-Flour heavy for un-
souno and steady for family; receipts 1851
bbls. Wheat dull and declining: receipts s,2ao
bushels. Corn &c better. Rye dull. Oats are
a shade firmer Pork lower: sales of 1900 bbls.
new Mess at &2a.37as23.5O. Lard steady at ia
Barley unchanged. Peas nominal. Cotton
quiet and firm at 27a27 Y cts for middling up
lands; Spirits Turpentine dull at So cents.
Freights quiet.
DOR sALE-About 50 900 feet of old N. c. LUM-
L Der, of the AGueduct Bridge, at Georgetown.
sS large and Cast Iron
S;-Lumber will be sold in lot to suit purchaser.
BlbR's FI apN KS p SISEESi
Put in by experienced workmen, and war ~
Fire. place Stoves Ranges, and Furnaces ~
j. ,iw sa1 Penn avenue G near IN street.
THE PLACE TO BUY DRY GOODS.
EMORY BAXTER,
us PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Between Ninetssnth and Twentieth Streets,
Is selling off his Stock Of ~s.... 49,"
AT eREAr R9f R fRGPf PRICES.
ELEACHED COTTON from 10 to 50 cts. per yard.
WAMSUTTA MUSLIN at 80 cts.
FatkET Il 81 En- to IS ots
HOSIERY from II cts to 81 per pair.
A general assortment OF DRY GOODS-all very
cheap. jy 26-2w*
GNfEEb 81 sTI FHE SIEEE4 OFFICE
On the petition of HAIRY WHITAKER, of
granted to him the 18th day Of October 1888 for an
Improvement in the Application of High Pressure
the 18th day OF October, 1857
It's ordered that the said petition be heard at the
next, at Il o'cloc M. and all persons notified
to appear and show cause if any they have, why
said petition ought not to lac granted
Persons opposing the extension required to
file in the Patent Office their objections, specially
set forth in writing at least twsny days before the
transmitted in accordance with the rules of the Of
fce, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers relied upon testi-
monr must be filed III the office t,uenty days before
tie day of hearing; the arguments, if any, within
ten days after filing the testimony.
Ordered also, that this notice be published in the
Republican and the 1nteligencer. Washington, ID.
G.. and in the Commercial Advertiser. Buffalo n
first of said publications to be at least sixty days
TIC. THEAKER
jy 26w3w Commissioner of Patents.
THE HUDSON TAYLOR BOOKSTORE,
334 PENN'A AVENUE.
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n%NATIONAL UNION BUILDING ASSOCI-
u3 ALTON.
ORGANIZED JUNE 1sT, 1867.
The stcond monthly meeting for the payment of
dues will be held the Hall in the National Union
Fire Insurance Building, No II Louisiana ave
gust I'd, at p.
Stock can be secured at that time or by calling
upon the officers of the Association.
SAM Il BACON, President,
Corner 7th ST. and Pa. avenue.
W. T. JOHNSON. Secretary,
JyZ2-l0t No AGA 81 st. east.
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tie 81 .49l. ABB .582 40
JNo. JAY KNOX.
DenutY and Acting CnmntroIlar

~LIBRARY OF CONGRESS.
U9 WASHINGTON. July "a. 1857.
to the public from August LIST to August 3lst, in
elusive A. h. SPOFFORD,
24-luf Librarian
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bermuda ARROW ROOT,
PREPARED FARLEY and sAGO,
SCOTCH DAT MEAL,
GROUND RICE.
WHEATEN GRITS
DURYEA'S MAIZENA,
AND
CORN STARCH,
HECKER'S FARINA
All fresh, and at lowest prices.
N. w BURCHELL,
Under Ebbitt House,
JET corner l4th and streets
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ADJUSTMENTS.

LIVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY EVEN
= FREE CONCERT Fl
In the Airy Commodious ParIors. at the
HOTEL GERHARDT.
iy@lw $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
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M ICA.L AFT.
SURGEON IN CHIEF,

7 HAVE RECEIVED FINE ASSORTMENT
LEWIS BlAR, 80 Market Space.
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FLOUR, &c.
ASSORTMENT OF FL0UR COMPLETE
All grades of FAMILY,
All grades of EXTRA,
All grades of SU PER,
Fine and Middlings FLOUR,
AT VERY LOW RATES.
Assortment for Bakers use complete,
AT VERY Low RATES.j
All kinds Of Mill Feed, Hay, Straw, &c.
Ground Alum and Fine Salt, at pery lo,r rates, by
w. M. GAIT IL CO.,
Indiana avenue and LIST street,
apU near Baltimore Denot
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, &c

n GRAN REG ATTA ~
~ TAKE PLACE ~
=@1s THURSDAY, AUGUST 1867. -Es7S
Including schooner, soops, and boats of any size.
prize of one hundred dollars ID be given to the
winning boats. Vessels desiring to participate
must be entered q hours before starting, as to
give time for classification and measurement; The
usual allowance will be given to all boats follow
ing short of each other in length according to their
class
Boats must be anchored off 9Th street wharf a.
least "a hours before starting. Entries to be made
at the headquarters Of the National Yacht Club,
9Th street wharf, where the rules governing the
Regatta will bs exhibited to ommanders of boats.
The Regatta will start from buoy anchored off
It'll street wharf sailing down the river, rounding
the buoy off Fort Washin gton.
The steamer Hi Livingston will accompany the
Regatta. leaving 9Th street wharf at Il O'Clock,
noon, afordihg a splendid day s amusement. Fare
for the trip IS cents
Tickets for the Regatta, and all further informa
ton be had at the head ters Of the National
Yacht Club, 9th street wharf
-rI-.I... ). = +. W MILLER. Captain.
The whole affair will be conducted under the
pcryision of competent aud responsible Judges.
iy "a dtaugl
DROP. KRE1S' DANCING ACADEMY, Penn.
i ave-. opposite Metropolitan Hotel; Tuesday
and Friday evenings, from to 10 clock. The hall
can be rented for meetings, &c. my l0ly
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Nv PIANOS:
Sis. - = = 1870 " uilDel''
One Rosewood PIANO, made By Meyer;
One almost new Boerdman Gray, With &c., !. -
Ass oysri SHsS; ro. sale upon easy terms =.
lean Piano Co.'s Instruments has inst hasr ~
SeTCsd et the ware -rocnas OF w; g. METZER0TT
son Hamlins Cabinet Organs. - nm nv
JELLI GLASSES, FRUIT JARS. PREErr.
S.TlhG kETTLLHSs end Spoons, or sale by
49S11 9th ST., between b and + go
W6-ln" One and halt squares north Pa. ave,
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

WAsHINGToN, July 26, 1s67.-Jay Cooke &
o. furnish the following quotations of Gsv-
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FRENCH BOOKS.-Henri Conscience: LIE De-
Il mon de largent; As cents. George Sand: LIN.
crezia Floriani; 10 cents. George Sand: LIE Secre.
taire 1ntime; A. cents. Lamartine: Les Confiden.
cents. Alphonse karr: Voyage autour de Mon Jar.
din: 40 cents: Alphonse karr: promenades hors
due Clocher; As cents. De Stendhol: LIE Rouge ct
lie NOir 10 cents Celeste: par Leon Gozlan; so
cents Notre- Dame de Paris: par Victor Hugo, 3
vols; Sl.5O. e''
jels FRANCK TAYLOR
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DOR SALE.-About 50 900 feet of old N G. LUM-
Der, of the AGueduct Bridge, at Georg etewn
Also, a large quantity of Wrought and Cast IRON
Inquire of VIM. c. HUNTER, Super intendent
P: S.-Lumber will be sold in lot to suit purchaser
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