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baltimore Markets, To-day.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 30.-Cottop, dull with
prices unchanged. Flour dull and inactive
Wheat very dull, and lower. Cholae Red
$50 a>.5. COrndull and lower. Prime white.
Sl.uJa1l.lu yellow SIaSl 10. Oats, a shade
hrmeIra AT sGaa2 cents. Rye, dull and nominally,
al ~ ijaSl.40. Pork quiet at $50. Bacon
active; NIB sides, 16a Sal;; clear do, l. 4:
shoulders, BEal3E hams, I9a2J. Lard dull
At tx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-30

The lslaEd of jersey, Of the coast of France
but belonging 10 Great Britain, has became
celebrated for its crops of early potatoes. The
land is MANFRED to an extraordinary degree
WIN sea weed, stable manure and Peruvian
suaEo, 10 force the potatoes forward. The
crop Is sent to the London market early, AMI
obtains so great price that an acre of early
potatoes is valued az 500 n gold.
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Baltimore stock Market, To-day.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 3O.-VIrginia 6's, old, in
scribed, Az bid, i asked; do. coupon, old.
5jis bid, 50 asked; do coupon new, 81 bid; 50
asked; North Carolina 6's, ex-coupon sc bid;
South Carohnas, new, So Coz bid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-30

WALLS O"KRA HOUsE-Niss Haw throne,
the popular actress, who has become fayori;e
here, has benefit this evening, when she will
again appear Helen EolIeston, in .FouI
Play she deserves a crowded house in rec
ogritiOn Of her merits. The plsy is now per-
formed VI excellent style, AMI seems 70 improve
With each approximation
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NEW YORK, Oct. 3).-Money is active at :
per cent. Exchange, ga. Gold, d 4. 52a's,
re- coupon, l2's. 10-iU's, coupon, So North
carolina 6s. Coz. Virginia 6s, ex-,0upon
5J&. Tennessee, ex-coupon, 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-30

From Blanchard & Nohun, we have Harper's
U<eEIy Tor November ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-30

Rrowning's new poem is 10 BE- published in
four monthly volumes. Think OF reading four
volumes OF that< prt of poetry
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New Ysrk Grain Nar.,, rs.ssx
Man AireeI Tn-na4

NRw YORK. Oct. 30.-Fiour dull and droOp-
ing. Wheat duh, with prices in favor OF buy
ers. Corn cent lower
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THE ELECTIONS ON TUESDAY.

Besides voting for Pr,.,dential Electors on
TUESDAY next the people of several Of the
States will choose their state officers, Legisia-
tors, Cor gressmen, &c, and il few States the
question of amending the State Constitutions is
submitted to the popular vote.
The following States Will vote tor Governor
and other State officers. ard for members OF one
or both houses OF their STATE I.egisfsture: New
York, New Jersey, Massachusetts,, Illinois.
Michigan, Missouri, Kansas, and Nevada
Iowa will elect its Legislature and also its
State officers, with the exception OF Governor
Wisconsin and Minnesota will elect their
Legislatures, but Will not vote for State Off.
cors. OF the Legislatures thus to be elected
those Of the following States will each choose
United States Senators: New York, NJ assachu-
setts, New Jersey, Michigan, Wisconsin. Min
nesota, Missouri, and Nevada The present
Senator's whose terms expire are: Edwin ID.
Morgan, Charles Sumner, Frederick T. Fire.
hnghuysen, Zachariah Chandler, James r.
Doohttle, Alexander Ramsey, John Ii Hen.
deTson, and William NJ. Stewart
The fo,Ov ing States will elect Congress
men New York, California, Delaware IIli
nous, lows, Kansas, Kentucky, Maryland, NJ AS
sachuseits, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri,
New Jersey, Rhode Island, Tennessee, Wis
cOnsin, Arkansas, Louisiana, North Carolina
'hhN s'Ohth MI OiIHt nrer N-fteS Will eject
one hundred and thirty mine members.
The people OF New Hamp,h hire are to decide
whether Convention Shall u held TO propose
amendments TO the State Constitution. At
present the two houses OF the Legislature are
strang' y dIsproportionate in members, the
Senate having only twelve members while the
House hiss three hundred and thirty. 1t Is
proposed to reduce the nun ser of Representa-
tiyes and increase the number of Senators 1t
also proposed TO abolish all religious tests
iOr holding office, and make provision for fu-
tuTe amendments to the Constitution
The people OF Illinois Will also vote on the
question whether Con yer ton shall be called
to revise the State Constitution.
In Minnesota three proposed amendments to
the State Constitution are submitted to the vote
OF the people. The first provides for extend.
ing the suffrage 10 the cOlOred man, and also to
persons of mixed white and Indian blood,
who have adopted the language, customs and
habits of civilization, and have been declared,
after an examination by District Court, COM
p tentto exercise the rights of citizenship; the
second relates to the disposal of he internal
improvement lands, and the third abolishes
the Grand J ury system.
The citizens Of Iowa will vote upon the
question whether the word white shall be
stricken from the clause relating 10 the suffrage
in he Constitution. The question Is submitted
10 the people of Missouri.
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Prussia still fears that war with Frarra
is inevitable. and Is looking IN every direction
for allies. Bismarck, 1t is reported, has been
eadeavo-iugt to induce the Emperor OF Russia
TO renew the secret treaty OF alliance with
Prussia, signed ct Brsslau IN 1851. Alexander.
however, " bile expressing his friendly inteu-
ton, declined 10 bind himself ~ treaty..
Prussia meanwhile, Is making every effort 10
siren gthen Der military forces. The number OF
the calvary regiments Is 10 be increased and
fourteen new batteries are to b. added 70 the
horse artillery. General Won Noltka, who has
Just returned from a tour OF inspection among
the Rhine fcr1re>sss, Is about 70 make a similar
tour IN NOrth SchlesUig: and the South Cor
man " lI'aTy CoIferenCe, now IN session. of
which General Boyer, late of the Prussian.
army, Is q nember, l. expected ID arrange for
the more direct and eficac.ous control of
Prussia over the troops OF South Germany.
The stree: let;ar-boxas afford great c,nva-
nieDce, bu. hey are susceptible of being made
vet more seTyiceahle. Al present the opening
N the boxes i barely wide enough to permit
tie Passage o. Z letter, aud could NJ. be made
wider without eHddnCeTing The SAFETY Of ne
letters. But why should hot the b1xss b d.
yided IN the middle, and another c1rnuartucent
with wider opening De made Tor the recap
ton OF newspapers intended for tle mai
The letters mast be Carefully projected. f,r
the thieves know that they are fregusptlv
worth stealing, but newspapers REQUIRE less
protection, ana would not D. worth the risk
md trouble necessary 70 steal them. At me-
EFT great Inconvenience IS experienced BIZ those
wishing TO mail single copies Of newspapers
and the want could be readily met ia the v-sv
above suggested.
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

III J. RUSSELL DANOISc ACADEMY ! nov
II. op. at tsrusi's saloon. corner OF a.
sieventh and streets. Dave - Triton -
"wednesday snd FRIDAY. Lz1ies from 20 -
y L. FeHts from to 10 .. m. AZ eo2us G&s3A
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n MASS MEETING IN TIE FOURTH
uS NARD Republican ofthe Fourth " ard
az rett IN Mass Convention on FRIDAY
ENEh ING. october Goth, To- dedicate the FLAG and
pole they have erected at the corner Of l. street
Republican principles 7 his meeting ia to be mar
our tutCTe Pre.idents house, and his neighb4rs
a. f'ltEcs Will take Especial pride in sh owing
tn, in gard for their leaisr by making large and
I. pectsbiz meeting. Tie Boys in Blue aad the
SiH. rent ReIub!lcaD organiZ atoms are invited
There viii Do good music, good speeches, great
I'm, and the cause love We trust will be
sdvsncFt
BY orcer Of tbs committee.
II II CRANE Chairman
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WANTS.

WANTED-A good Cook; one who css ~>-h
IA, ses Fs.s .' ply. With reference
A.. .a e, t e, :. 50 on 90 sA ,s.
w sTs s . r,s1eet.bk girl. q rUA.
sh ;a!E xssiy; i aT:. EussAis, Il.
EUlsn TH .ss.
zen S. rooms; bent in advance. Address p L,
WANNTnD1dA GIRL: ], Or 2 yea. Of age .,
iss Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th ami ,sh
Ts1.. Sfs .; s. sSHs
ss E'si'1fs and si21 ii: ASs No ass
sTi s s.S r.. ~
calling at Room As, Interior Department It..
SIIIUJ,AT!oN WANTss.;A ySpns ssntIem.n
srs :;:fSl Adsf:. sof fSf POST o@ oe GEN.
WhhTED-A Gen lensn and Wife or two gen
~ tlenen-to occupy FRONT ROO u, and board
WIN privst: family. House has gas, water and
me Ns WHIT No 1sa 4th street, between L and
WANIED-A LONE LADY: with furniture
s saied rooms for letting Address Box 10, Star
OnCe. &C %. IT.
WaaNT,EBI,,By |. settled i y % = ssI1UArIlN
Gssl recon mended Please address box 16, Star
,GTnss h LADY s.4 xs.9
home - No Nc $40 street, between sth and 10th.
TIC OHAMBFRMAIDs AND O0oKs.Warted
hRNANis-one TO cook, wash; and iron; the
sDS q
Less industry, and honesty Good wages. and
An erican Law Times ONE, 49S nth ST. oc 70 IT.
N AN1ED-By a respectable woman asiTUA
w TON IS assistant c 'ok in q hotel or rsstsu
ria' Gss give .s ire best of references address
~ ANTED-A wBITEW0MAN, to cook. wash
Communications. Apply $50 q st &C asst
WIS sGP; s:
1eet nd Ssys tssS and with their market
ttock Of Provisions. ~O'''
sHT6s N $ Z; ssas. Per ,. sGsns
VEAL from l. t. 80 cents per pound.
EktiTs and vkGiTABLEs, and aan Flesh Sif VEG
Marketing delivered to eny address.
families breaking up housekeeping
OF S ss sss
trouble or expense - auction, by addre.sinp
JANIS GUILD, Furniture Dealer I'd street and
fehnsy iyanla avenue oc IL I'm"
WANJKp-A Gentleman who for q long time
w has been a Business and Commercial Cores
poIdent fine ana rapid pennan, and familiar
with Office and Counting room work gener ally
ard whose afternoons and evenings are uuempIoy,
&C, would offer his services at a moJer ate rate I.
those desiring to employ him. Address through
Post Office
ocl2 HARVEY PETERS
c. nN0 WANTED TO BUY-AT kinds Of
CC,UVO. SECONDHAND CLOTnING for
which fair price will be paid Cleaning ami Re.
pairing done Ia the best manner AT No aOI Tth
at Between and II, Washington, u @. fe ls.ly
NANTEH-NkW AND UAST-OFF CLOTH
W ING, Watches, Diamonds, aems. Eey.Jyers
OF any article Of value at the Old established Arm
Of =. FULTON co, Pawnb-okers, SIT Ninth
street, near Pennsv'vania avorra ID 49,
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H.C. y. CUMMIEs,
e~S 3.7 SEVENTH STREET.
Az EXTENSIVE BOOT AND sBOF HoUsu
where the public may find, always, "wha. the,
want" and that o. the best quality
SEVENTH STREET
Two doors south OF h and Northern Hsrke,
fes.f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-30

F}IAEo STOOLS AND COVERS
rooms Of "e ware
ooost W g. METZEROTr 900
EcR WANT OF STORAGE GLR1sON \
LINN have q few hundred tons OF ST0yT
and LGG COAL they will di ,pose of 10 dealer. ~
appl .c a. be made before Saturday evening
EWsRk ClDER-Just received a n ne article
a OF s.~rk ClDIR Al-o, New Bnckvhs.,
aOnss .ynKpf, New Orleans Moiasses, fine Honi
ny, new white Beans, &C. for snIs nv 'no honi
oc,oa, AGAN BROTHER
Oe % ?. Corner and Ninth streets.
EARIHEN DRAIN AND WASTE PIP.
have on hand large lot Of
fERhA COT IA DRAIN PIPE.
which will cell at lower fsures thsn,
offered In this city. "~s ever
McGHAN.
IyAvARIAN BIGR-Mr Z. KANT l.ts - -,
ID Metropolitan Hotel, on returniug ffon h
late tour 10 GeI many. broue hit few CAT -
the celebrated CULMBACHER BEEk which eli,
be sold to morrow at Arb<iter Hall. 39l Pauna
Let Of this popular Beer ever imported dire~t 10
to this city. To be had in bottles also. oc 81 q.
GREAT BARGAINs IN
NJ SECOND HAND PIANOS
One octave Nunns 4 Clark. Rose wood $50.
cne 81, octave, Wise Brother, Rose
One s. octave, Hsllet 4 Davis, walnut, ifTTV
Sis For sale upon easy terms ct the ware.
rooms Of w @. METZEROrr co
Sole Ags nts Tor stinways Pianos and n sson 4
Hsnlins Cain net Organs. ~ pst
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rs Entail NOTICE.
Fl. BARRETT, D. DIS,
tformerly Of Philadelphia No. 20 a. street. be.
tween Pa. ave. and & street
All Dental Operations skilifulIy performed
Teeth extracted without pain by administering
PHTs NltTOHS Oylds.
REFERENCES.
~ T. l.. Buckin cham, d. d
I-1' James Truman, ID II s
PROT Geo. Barker. u. D. g
Prof Hiss WiIdmsn, W. D., ID. d. s Pennsylva.
- MA Collese of nental Surgery. PhilaieIphia
Harvey Lin9sl,y, II. D., No. $40 Cstreet, Wash.
iHRtOD- - v. IL 6n
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Government NecnritieA,

WAsHIKGToE, Oct. 80, i56e.-Jay OooKe 4
20. furnish the following quotations Of GOV.
eminent securities:
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The WEEKLY STAR, now on our counter for
sale and in wrappers ready for the mails, con-
tains all about political matters during the
week; the alleged Conspiracy against MT
Heustis, Warden OF the Washington Jail: the
General Episcopal Convention; the Revolu-
ton IN Spain; an interesting story entitled
Travellers for q y ight;'' trip from Washing.
;on TO tEe West; political meetings in this CITY;
society News, Political News; Washington
News and Gossip; the Courts: the Working
People: Useful Items OF Domestic Econ
Omy; Humorous Sketches with Departmental,
ana Local News; Agricultural and HOusekepp-
ping Miscellany; and the latest Telngraplic
Dispatches from all parts OF tue world.
TIE SITr TON IN New OELEAys.-P,uca
affairs IN y, - Orleans are still BADLY muddIed
General Strddnlan rendered his resignation to
the Police Board, but 1t was not accrptpd
Thomas L Adams, the former chief ofpolica.
removed by General Sheridan, was ordered by
the Mayor t. resume his duties a. chief of DO
ilce. Adams pre- 1nted himself AZ the police
office and 10 rlaIGcf possession, which was re-
fused, Sc erai II trOpolitan Police Commits
sioners helms al the Office at 5hr time. Quiet
prevails throUChOu thu CITY. except among the
officials at tie City Hail ana Central Police
Station.
The Central CoIrmi;tes OF all the Democratic
CLUBS III the parish Of New Orleans. have
adopted resolutions guaranteeing to all voters
III the parish, without regard TO race, color or
poi 80, full protection in the exercise of suf-
rage. and guaranteeing them against all acts
OF intimidation and fraud, and calling upon
every voter il tue city or STATE to exercise The
right of suffrage on the Sd OF November next
All The Democratic clubs VIII tender their ser
vices 10 the Mayor OF New Orleans en- mrsss
Tor The restoration and preservation of peace
General Rousseau 1t is stated has received
IuFther ScCSssIOns OF troops aud ~ be able
10 prevent ali but individual ac,s OF yIolepca
aS-Japansa six fans, heavily embroidered.
ave How coming IN vogue. Some OF them are
very rich ana cost considerable money
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BOARDING..

MRs: HIEsKELL, OF PHILADELPHIA,
w suites Of Rn0M>; also, single Rooms, with
hIst-c'ass BOARD. New York avenue, near 18th
sueet. &C 3D2t'
EURNIsHEp ROOMS, WITH TABLE BOARD.
= can lie had with a New England Family at
594 ION st bet and NJ oc ~ St.
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS AND
~ hrst -cls's T ABLE BOARD can be obtained at
reasonable rates. oc 20 St.
OARDING.-Handsomely furnished ROOMS.
- singie and suites, large and SIN all with Board
Deilghtfnl location and cnnv enient to street cars
No. 400 i'h street west, between d AID Es'reets
ROAkBING.-N Wy furnished ROOMS on first
= > end SECOND floors, with BOARD. Front HALL
q hs me Location desirable; terms moderate No
go street, above 10th. DC 8 st.
4hfe esss GPsG e. shs I't
street, between 9Th aud 10th SITS Single gsntlemen
or tItlemen and their wives desiring good ROOMS
and O'Clock p. m. &C .s3l.
RoaRDING -FU8NIsHFD ROOMS, in a
~ pea,snt location, with or without Board, at
No. % Missouri avenue, between Sd ard AZ sts
Tails Boaiders accommodated Terms moderate.
TO MEMBKRs OF CONGREss OF OTHERs
pied b, DR. smoot, lbs Pa avenue. no,tL side
ern CONVENIENCE. and newly Furnished through
ont, with or without hrst class Board. Terms mo
oerate q Wv
EOR RENT-FURNIsBED ROOMS, for sIOs
L So d month; one Psrlor and Bedroom for rem,
with or without Board, At No AS 9th str set bet
CaEa LOuisiana ave. Rent Ia advance. ol0 I'm
HANTsOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, with
hTst c ass X Board. In new house. with mod
err improvements; 633 1 street, opposite Genera
Grants. oc I'm
ElRsT;cLAss BOARD $40 PER MONTH
ROOMS 81 to SO. in a healthy aud pie ,sant
location. short walk from most OF the public If
nee, at No. @1c street, between Nth and 18th
streets. ocI I'm
CFNrLEWEN WISHING FIRST GLASS
~ TAFLL BOARD with all the comforts OF 8
hone, shouio sIply Immediately at No 4s3 10th
street, op eosite T. g ss Office Perfect satisfy
ton given. Terms only So per week In ad
vance. 80 I6-3nl
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H ATTRET ION!
THE BOYS IN BLUE OF THE FIFTH AND
SIXTH WARDS, and all Republican Clubs favor.
tlie 70 tie election Of Grant aud COlfax will meet
81 BtiiOSs Ball, Sth street east, near G. street
on FElDAY ENENING, 3lth instant, at 7 o CLOCK
tor Grand closing jubilee of the campaign All
ReTuShosDs are cordially invited. The foIlowine
sIrsE'rs Will address the meeting: Hon. G.
RidGie Gen. A. Grant, MAJOR W :. MORSE, Col c.
l.. Hrlse. Col John b. Adams, and others
&C 23 ~
NEDR. PRATT, DENTIST, fourth story
uS Ncodws7d's building, 31s ID street be-
tween lith anc llth, near the junction Of street
6Ed Dsylyania svenue. au ~ I'm
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IL l. N a
TIRST WARD BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
Slbscriot cL list for this newly founded Associ-
atI,I q omen az A Holsteiu Hotel, street he .
I've en- l@ih aud 10Th streets. opposite the Western
hsrt e. The nrsr ray nent will be made on TUES
DAY GINNING. Nov. 3 1873. at o clock.
l. MILL, Sec'y. oc at
0C5- WASHINGTON CITY FIRE DEPT.
~ OCTOBER 2SLh 1853.
81 persons having bills against the Fire Depart
ItIt contracted since July 9Th 1898, are hereby
TrI.e-tcd to ,resent them to Room No g. Civ
Esii, within I've 81 Gays from date
~ eroer Board of Fire Commissioners
VIM. ". STEWART
&C .S-5t Rep. & Chron Secretary
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IGOR HENT-A comfortably fur ighad ROOM
4 suitable for gentlem n or ladies' vi h or sirb
street. % % =. y
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ENR kEkT-Two BRICK HOUSES: No al
J. and 4ib l4th street. be wecn q ana H stra-f-
POSSESSION given on the Let proxC Appiy 4
JOHN ALEXANDER, Psnnsy ivaLIa avenue he
tween 18th and 18th streets cr ~ !,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-30

EOR hkNT-A good dry CELLAR handy for
y lie MOI thern Liberty MARKET In ;uire Of
LBS, t-9 Massachusetts, avenue bets n fJh
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1856 SEVENTH sIRhEr. 486
FALL STOCK nov open at MARKRIrEsS
praeipR PaperhaDgines window ehadee Pi.,, I'll
Frames, Picture Ord and Tsssels, Psintis.nN
EneIsvfIe o., Picture Rings, Mails, &c.
Terms cash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-30

SUIT OF FERNIsHED KOOMs-With bath
= room &C aud single ROOMS in a pieasart
quiet trivhte house, northwest corner I3th ana
N
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-A beautiful CHESTNUT MARE
L psrfectly kind either in harness or M ~
der tisr sadeIe Also. BUGGY, SADDLE IN
auc II ABNEtS, all in perfect order. and "a
uearlv new. Apply at WANsTALL'S stable cor.
n.r IS;h street and Penn. avenue, or at room No
| Pay Department orsl AS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-30

L sylvanis avenue, Opposite setrora'itsn "a
HStes; tSr Lsoies, s,s;ss aud .Yas,srs, q
NON trem 70 o'clock Geutlsmen, Ca
TUESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS, ron
. 70 Q CLOCK. Those entering TOR the sea-
son VIII receive two months tuition tree. The
Bal can be rented for Balls, SOirees, &C Aprlv
s above De- ri a
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-08
aftu Publications.
WEEKLY LIST NEW BOOKS. 60.
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GILLETT. Democracy in the United States; what
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Ransom q. Gillett. vol, 12mo 50.
POLLARD. The Lost Cause Regained. By Ed
LIDDON. University sermons; by Rev. q. P.
Liddon ''He is now acknowledged, on all hands, to
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MORRIS. The Earthly Paradise; Poem by VIM.
Morris. author of Jason. VOL, IL mo. So.
Treatise on the Conifere or Cone-bearng Plants. Ey
Josiah Hopes. l vol, limo. S..
PROCTOR. Haf Hours with the Telescope; being
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