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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-30
ROUEN.

Prussinn Retreat from Eeauvais and
Longson-Evacuation Of Chateau Neuf.
ROUEN, October 29-The Prussians, pur-
sued by the French, hastily retreated upon
Beanvais and Longson. Chateau Neuf has
also been evacuated.
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A stage-struck girl, desiring a position in
a dramatic 'eompany, sent the following
note to Maggie Mitchell: The People
around Where'i live Say have a good
voice if you think What i say is foolish
send some one With Note if Possible or
send some one aud tell me Wer YOU Board
at all Events let me hear something from
You" She was not engaged.
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Morgan Scout was the tavorite,
THIRD RACE-Consolation handicap for
beaten horses, mile heats, for Il purse OF
$500: entrance $40; entrance money to sec
Ond horse. Horses beaten once allowed
five pounds; horses beaten twice allowed
ten pounds.
The first heat was dead between JEFF
Davis and Allie Hunt, Alice Ward being
distanced.
Second Hcat-Jim Hinton first, Allie
Hunt second, Sallie Farrell third. Bijou
was distanced.
Third Heat-Allie Hunt first, Jim Hin
ton second. Salle Farrell third. Zuzu was
distanced.
Fourth Heat-Allice Hunt first, Jim Hin
ton second. Irene Shepherd and Village
Blacksmith We're withdrawn. Time-1: H34,
las. 1:5212, l:55.
Owing 10 the fact that two heats were
run after dark. the race was much mixed
up, and il was impossible to tell the number
of the horses. Sallie Farrell was the favor
tie. The attendance was good, and betting
heavy.
BALTIMORE, October 29.-The first race
was won by Madame Dudley. The second
race was won by Ny Maryland. The third
race, of four miles, was won by Glcneg
Time, 7.47, IA. Fourth race was won by
Midday.
MONTGOMERY, October 29.-The State
fair commences on the fifteenth of Novem-
Der.
WHEELING, West Virginia, October %
Incorporated returns from twenty counties.
embracing two-thirds of the State. show
large Democratic gains, enough to warrant
the announcement that the State has been
carried by the Democrats by small major
ity, perhaps 1000 or 1900. This the Repub-
licans cOneede.
The Democrats elect two Con resSmen
from the First and Third Districts, and by
large gains will be enabled to control the
next Legislature, which elects a successor
to Senator Wiley.
The interior counties have not been heard
from for several days, on account OF the
lack of telegraphic communication, but
their returns will not materially change the
result.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST PASS, October 80, g p. NJ
Wind, east-southeast: light. No arrivals.
Sailed: Ship Emily McNear and bark Har-
riet +. Hussey.
MEMPHIS, October 90. = Passed up
Church; DOWN City of Vicksburg.. River
stationary. Weather clear.
LOUISVILLE, October 29.-The river
has risen seven inches up to six p. NJ, with
eighteen inches i'll the chute, and five feet
on Portland bar. Weather clear and pleas
ant.
CINCINNATI. October 29.-The river has
eight feet. Weather cloudy.
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Marine Intelligence.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,, I
Sunday, October 80, 1870. )

Steamship st Louis Whitehead, for New York
Steamship sherman, Blanchard, for New York
Propeller Lizzie, Felsher, for Pensacola
Bark WetterhOrn. Lauderkin, for Liverpool
schooner PlIline. Hanson. Tor Pensacola
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BRUSSELS.

burnside and sheridan in Brussels
Prussian Report of Fighting in Paris
Denied.
Brussels, October 29-Generals Burnside
and Sheridan. and other distinguished
Americans. arrived in this city to-day.
The Independence Beige Of to-day sdon es
directly the Prussian report Of fighting in
Paris on the twenty-ffth 1t has the high
est evidence that there is perfect unity in
the population OF that city.
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1T. Charles Theatre.

Tomorrow evening" the dramatic season
opens with the drama of 'Eustache,' Mr..
and Mrs. Albaugh playing the leading
parts. Ben DeBar W I'LL appear in his iniln-
liable character of Tfodles.
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THE HAGUE.
Retirement of Minister Wool.

THE HAGUE October 29.-The immediate
retirement OF Or. Wool, minister for the col
Onies, is announced to-day. lie taxes TINS
step on account of continued lll-health
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rcoNrrNUED FROM FIRST PAGE.

Nocept lie Routerou, saying the Prussians
have lust evacuated CORVETTE, near Char
tres. after an engagement with the Mobiles
and volunteers.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY,

Steamship Harlan, Lewis, Tor IndianoIa via GaIv0s-
tom
Ship Edward Lyman, Brooks, from Havre, Septem-
Der ;, to maSttr-POint
Ship Riverside. Randall, "A days froln Boston, 10
Geo FOsGck &co-Point
Bark NeYer4ink, Darstow, from Cardiff, Wales. Sep
TENDER 3, to mastcr-PoInJ
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BELOW COMING UP,

Schooner Island Belle Parsons days from T'llEs
Island, to Gollcnbow Kelley
Schooner J Whipple Goolspeed, days from
Util,a. to X Morgan &c0-
Brig Guadalupe, Alzaga, /. days from Canpcachy.
70 Z CalnnrdrIl-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-30

In the window of a ell-knOwn bookstore
in Boston is placard which reads: sour
Christian Friends-reduced from six to two
dollars"
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STE 4 VI 3 O 4 rs O..

Achilles Schellcnrer. from the Passes-Wcu: dowr
N-ht-BroUglt up ships Riverside, &c Lyman
and bark Ncvcrsuk
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

ESTATE OF p. vi. Il. LAPICE, AMBROSE
g. Lapice Joseph +. Lapice and En4Ic d. Lapice,
individually. and as members OF The trim OF
Lapice Brothers.
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HOTELS.
IT. CHARLES HOTEL.

efE. tisIiSLE.s iIbItA-.
= >
NOTICE TO TIL T L Lie.
The undersigned, having effected lease Of the
ST. CHARLES HOTEL for the tenn 81 ten years,
are now engaged in thoroughly rei.oFatiu@ and re-
furnishing the house for occupation On OF about the
twentieth pfONimo
It IS our purpose to make the ST. CHARLES THE
HOTEL of the South, and 10 eNpeuse viii he spared
or attention omitted 10 secure this object.
r. T. RIVERS,
HENRY B. FOLEY.
yeu Orleans OctoI,rr 20 1870. oc21 I'm
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st John. Greathouse. Baton Rouge.
san Nicholas, Enderlee. from Lower Cuae-.
arkansas, shaw, from st. Louis.
NHpidtS. Hicnn, from Grand Ecorc.
Laura, Walker, from Mobile.
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unchanged Wheat, spring; b firm !, Nc So,a =
firmer at Soc for mixed. Oats 36la a Zoe in
S S~aH' Pork higher at $25 5Da26. Bacon:
shoulder .I4l4c; clear rib sides ~ l9,5c;
clear sides 20c. Lard firm at loc
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, October %. Eveniug.-Cotton
closed quiet: uplands So aS7Sd; Orleans
olsd: sales 10000 bales, 5000 Of which We're
for exnorr and speculation. Breadstutf's
quiet Lard 7is Cd. Beef Ills. Common
rosin IS ID.
LONDON. October 90. Evening-Consols
closed M %. American securities quiet at
81 50. Stocks quiet.
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BERLIN.
Trochu to King William in Behalf of

Tr0chn to King WilIiam m EehaH OF
DucrOt.
BERLIN, October 29.-General Trochu has
written to King William i'll behalf OF Gene
Tal Ducrot.
The Krena Zeit,ag Of to-day says the last
summons to surrender has been forwarded
to the military authorities inside OF the
Paris Notifications The bombardment OF
the city will begin early next week.
The division of Pomeranan troops which
were before Metz has gone to the siege OF
Paris
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LIVERPOOL.
Arrival Of Brig at GOttenbUrg in Il Dan.-
aged Condition.

LIVERPOOL. October 29.-The brig Minnie
r., which left New York on the eighteenth
September, for Stetlln, arrived at Gotten
burg in damaged condition, and viii dis
her cargo
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BAKERS,
DREMIUM BAKERY.
o. NJ. REDON, PROPRIETOR.
III Rousseau Street, Fourth District,

This long established Bakery continues to vindi.
cate its right to the name The FIRST PREMIUM
FOX WHITE BREAD was awarded to Mr.. Redon at
the Fair of 1879, being the third mark OF distinction
OF this kind received by him in four years.
HIS superior Steamboat Bread Is famous wherever
Especial attention given to making Cakes Pies
crackers, ETC., ana furnishing ORDERS on short
nouce. apo On
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ITALY.

Earibaldi and his Adherenis Lose their
Italian Citizenship.
RoME, October 29-The official Gazette
notifies the adherents of Garibaldi that they
lose their Italian citizenship by serving III
the armies of France.
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,RAILRUAUS.
|>'~r>|~~"
vs'RAyELERs, ATTENTION:
THE NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN,
MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL. RAILROADS.,
Run their Passenger Coaches and Baggage Cars,
their combined length without change
BAGGAGE CHECKED FROM RESIDENCE TO
DESTINATION.
The 4. NJ. Train,
Makes close connections for Vicks burg, Memphis,
1T. Louis, Chicago Louisville and all points beyond.
Sleeping night Canton to Grand JUNCTION and
Humboldt.
The 4:1j Z. NJ. Train,
Makes close connections with Lightning Express
trains, to all points NORTH EAST and WEST.
Carries the great Northern Mail.
Time TO New York, 20 Hours.
New and elegantly fitted up Sleeping Cars run
through to Humboldt, Tennessee, Cleveland, Ten
ne-set, and Louis He Kentucky.
Express Train South arrives at 2:40 4. NJ
Mail Train South arrives at Hos A. VI.
Ticket office. Galveston, Iron Building
Ticket Oihcos, New Orleans, Corner Camp and
Common streets and at Depot.
T. s. WILLIAMS, General Superintendent;
J. g. MOREY, General Ticket Agent, New
Orleans jackson and Great Northern Rail
road.
z. ,. FROST, General Superintendent;
u. q. MOREI. General Ticket A gent Missis-
sirpi Central Railroad.
s. ". SCOTT General Passenger Agent
iy22 SIN
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THREE THROUGH TRAINS DAILY

Be sure and ask for tickets via Louisville and the
Ohio and Mississippi Railway for sale at all prih-
cipal ticket offices in the South and in Louisville at
the General Office of the Company, corner Fourth
and Main streets, also at Gait House and Louisville
line and Willard Hotels.
n B-Tickets to Cincinnati and points East, via
this line, are good mail line steamers, and Mail
line tickets are good on this road.
CHARLES z. FOLLETT,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent, st. Louis
j. L. GRISWORD,
General Superintendent. st. Louis
THOMAS DORWN.
iy5ly General Southern Agent, LOUISVILLE.
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RECEIPTS 0P PRODTCT

BATON ROCGE-Steamer st Joiln-203 bales cot
ton 2lS SKIS cotton seed 81 hhds sugar % bbs mDlIr
srs p half nbi> un"as~r
ST LOTIS-Steauer i rkans2s-AsscTtod ndse
GRAND ECORE-Stcamer Eapides-5Jl bales cot
Ton 49, SKIS cotton seed and suudlies
LOWER COAST-Stcamtr SAN Eicholas-l9f bDls
nc. - bJ.- n"las-.s anu ssudTlcs
BY THE r RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD, October 29.-lu6 bales cotton and
sUnCIv produce
MoRGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
October 2g--i2 bales cotton - bb-t molasses SKIS
seed cot Oh and suudllcS
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MISCELLANEOUS.
West Virginia acknowledgements, Clarks-
willie and Louisville Railroad Injunction
Memphis Races Baltimore Races
Alabama State Fair-West Virginia
Swnmped by the Democrats.

WHEELING, w. Va. October 29.-Marlon
county gives Republican majority; Lewis
county, $50 Democratic majority; Kanaw-
ha county, s. Republican majority; Cabell
county, $50 Democratic majority; Lincoln
county, 100 Democratic majority; Boone
county. 100 Democratic majority.
NASHVILLE. October 29-The stockhold-
ers and creditors Of the Memphis, CIarks-
vile and Louisville Railroad have applied
for an injunction against its sale.
MEMPHIS October 29.-Fall meeting Of the
Chickasaw Jockey Club. Fifth day. Sell
ing race, dash of two miles, for all ages, for
Jockey club purse of $500. Horses entered
to be sold for S 800, to carry their apprcpri-
ate weights. Those entered to be sold for
$1,000, allowed ten pounds: for $50, fifteen
pounds for $500, twenty-one pounds. The
winner to be sold by auction ON the course,
and the excess above racing price to go to
the club. The race was won by Allie Hunt,
beating Bob Shelton. Bonita and six others,
easily, in 3:43la Allie Hunt was the favor
lite, and was sold for $50.
SECOND RAcE-Joclley Clubpurse of $500,
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stock on hand September J. I5,l--oaIe. ,'6aI
Arrived since last stateiue t-llO
Auived preTioIs'Y..... I-5.a%.- l2'o!j
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

The plan DOW considered certain OF adoption
by the conservatives in Richmond tor the
nomination of municipal officers, is conven-
ton composed Of fifteen delegates from each
| ward, to meet on the 10th inst, which shall
nominate two persons for every elective city
| Office, one OF every which two persons is to be
chosen as the candidate for the Office TO which
they are named, by majority OF the voters
at primary election to be held on the 18th
inst.
Mr. Delaplane OF Ohio, formerly oil Prince
William county, has bought from Dir. L. G..
Ward, the depot property at Piedmont Station
in Fauquier county, for Sl2 900 in cash MIR.
Ward still retains his farm and entertains
no idea OF leaving the county.
James Thompson expects to receive il i
day or two on his farm near Salem, 400
head Of Texas stock cattle
Mr.. J. S. Calvert still lies very low in Rich
mond and his physicians pronounce his re-
covery hopeless.
REFUSAL TO PENSION Mrs. LINCOLN
The Senate committee on pensions, 10 their
adverse report on the bill to pay Mrs. Lit
coin a pension Of $4,000, say that the fami-
lies of no other Presidents or other civil
officers have been so provided for, althoueh
two other Presidents have died in Office, leav-
ing very dependent families; that such course
would be inconsistent with free institutions,
as when eminent officers end their official
term they become equal, not superior members
of society. The committee find that Mrs.
Lincoln is not in the destitute condition which
has been represented, her assets showing that
she has received $4,000, being the balance
OF her husbands salary for une1pred year
lS65,and SIG, 7Gj, being her share of her hus-
bands estate, in addition to which there is
some unproductive estate Of which the COM
mittee take no account. to say nothing of
clothing, plate, &c. Although $50, 900 is not
fortune Of much consideration from Euro
pean standpoint, the committee think that for !
an American lady III republican country
even one-third of that amount must take her |
out of the category Of those whose necessities in
consequence Of the casualties of public service |
give them claim upon the treasury.
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NEWS OF The DAP.
"7o sho,o the ve1y age and body Of the Times

The Philadelphia papers Of yesterday con-
tain details of the great hail storm IN that city
on Sunday afternoon, by which it appears to
have been unexampled in its intensity and power
for destruction. The crops of early spring
vegetables in the neishborhood OF the city are
fearfully damaged, tho tomato plants, pea vines,
beans, cucumber vines, and indeed all crops
suffering very greatly. 1t is not easy to estl'
mate the amount of damage. The damage. to
windows and skyights can hardly be less than
quarter of million of dollars, and the lnclden-
tel damage by water, perhaps as much more
The damage to the market farms Is probably
greater.
At Cumberland Maryland, yesterday, the
municipal election resulted in tho choice OF
Radical an Mayor and la Democratic City Coun
ell. The Judges Of Election recognized the
Fifteenth Amendment as in full force and effect,
and one hundred and thirty colored men voted.
The will of the late Bishop Kingsley was adj
mittcd to probate in Cincinnati, yesterday. lie
left $3.50, 900 in real estate and $500 in person
al property. all to his wife.
The Senate Military Committee has agreed tt
introduce bill extending the time for the pre-
sentation OF claims for bounty, under the act OIL
July, 1866.
Washington dispatches say that no official
news was received at either the State or Maybe
partment yesterday, in relation to affairs 10 Gu
| ba.
a bill will be introduced in Congress authorl
ziog the appointment Of women as Asslstan
Marshals of the U. s. to take the census.
Gen. Sherman has ordered that oil aVaila5
troops at Fort Columbus, New York harbor
be sent to Texas.
\ number of arrests were made Throughout
the country yesterday of parties engaged IL
violating the Revenue laws.
1t is said that forty thousand MormonS at
tended the torticth Conference Of that churel
at Salt Lake City last week.
Gen. Lopgstreet appeared in the procession
OF the colored men in New Orleans, at tn
Fifteenth Amendment celebration
Chief Justice Chase has returned to Wash
| inptou from Richmond.
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Letter from WestmoreIand Co.

Correspondence OF ire A!sEAndria G"-'H''J
MoNTRoss, Va, May 9Th, lS70.-Our peo
ple are well pleased with the election OF Mr.
Geo. w. Lewis as Judge OF our County Court.
His eminent legal ability and enlarged expert
ence in the practice Of the profession. 'combln'
ed with the noble bearing Of I refined and
courteous gentleman, will enable him to pre-
side with that dignity which characterised
Virginia Judges OF oden time. The first term
of his Court for this county was held here en-
the 25h utimo. Col. Robt. NJ. Mayo was
appointed Commonwealth Attorney. DIR.
Frederick Griffith, Sheriff, and }. Henry Sisson
Clerk, with j. W.Hutt as Deputy.
At Richmond County Court, last Monday,
Judge Lewis appointed Thomas Jones, ESQ.,,
Commonwealth Attorney, Richard Bryant,
Sheriff, and WIN. \. Bockenborough, Clerk.
The last named gentleman was, at one time
during the late war, Adjutant oil Field $
Brigade.
This is the fourth day OF re gstratlon; and at
sunset this evening the lists at this precinct
stand - white and 20 colored. Upon q full
registration the whites have here more than
100 majority.
4 meeting of conservatives, Irrespective OF
color, has been called and will be held here TO-.
morrow to nominate candidates Tor township
0mceS. 0unteer can1luateS 100 numerous "
mention, are already announced for some OF the
minor Offices. DR.. B. f. Brown will be sup
ported for the position Of County Treasurer
and would make most faithful and efficient
officer.
The gentlemen thus far named for Common
wealth's Attorney are Messrs. 10. Mayo, Ro.
w. Newton VIM. NJ. Walker and John Muir,
ply. MIR. Murpbys name has been placed
upon the Radical ticket, although he dsclalms
any utilization with that party. DE-. Griffith
has yet 20 opponent for the office OF Sheriff.
MIR. j. Wanen HUT, who has, Tor the last
twenty years, held the position OF Clerk will
probably be re elected to that office without
opposition.
Ia King George the candidates are more
numerous than even 10 this county. The store
doors and corner trees arc completely papcrcd
with appeals ito voters and promises by pros
pective public servants to do their level best
to please, if elected" 1t is sad to reflect upon
the grie7ous disappointment awaiting so many.
10 that county Judge Jet, | understand, has
appointed f. G. s. Hunter Commonwealth s
Attorney, VIM. S. Brown, Clerk, and Jack
Rogers, Sheriff.
The wheat crop in this county is more
promising than any we have had since the war,
and farmers generally are hopeful OF better
times +.
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my l0-eo5t

TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue OF deed OF
i trust from William D. Shepherd and wife,
dated the 9Th day Of Deem Der, 1867. duly re-
corded amongst the land records OF Fsi rfsy
county, and for the purposes therein mention
ed, will sell. at public auction, g. Fairfax
Court House, Va, on MONDAY, the z0.h day
of June next, that being Court day. the TRACT
OF LAND called MOUNT OAK" near the
village of Falls Church, formerly belonging to
Daniel F. Dulany, containing near 300 acres
The buildings consist of large BRICK 4sSsEss
DWELLING HOUSE ard other out s!Isa
buildings; it is well watered; has y sutliciency
of timber for its support, and is one of the most
beautiful and desirable tracts of land in the
county. It is distant about miles from Wash
ingson city and & from Alexandra.
TERMS-S1. 594 IS, with interest from the lst
Of January, 1868, and the expenses Of sale, will
be required in cash. Sl,594.G5, with interest
from the 1st OF January, 1868 On the lst day CT
January, 1871, 1872 and 1879, the excess, ifany
with interest from the day of ssis, to b" paid on
the 1st day of January, 1873, TO be secured by q
lien upon the property. ct the expense of Inc
purchaser. Selling as Trustee, | shall convey
such title only IS is vested in me. which, how
ever, is believed to be unquestionable
THOS. L. LOVE, Trustee
Fairfax co., my 10-la4w
Wash. Rep. copy and send bill
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NEW BOOKS AND COUNTING HOUSE
STATIONERY,
just received and for sale s:
ERENTp'S

NEW BOOKS AND COUNTING HOUSE
~ STATIONERY,
just received and for sale 8:
FRENCH'S
BOOK AND STATIONERY STOKE,
No. 95 King street.
NE Plus Ultra Combination kaler Is :.
parallel ruler, an ordinary ruler, pape! cutie
scale of inches, pencil rubber attached, az e..
gether forming one of the most useful article
ina ginable for al classes Of the community
The Combinstion Arm Rest Paper tutte'
and Ruler is selling rapidly. It g ives univer
sal satisfaction F.; price 81.
Just received ful supply Of the new Paten!
Canceling Stamp; sS
pencil all sizes from 2jc TO 81 each. The mos.
useful and economical memorandum book ia
use.
Only Girl or Physician for the Soul :
romance from the German Of WiIhe!mine w"
Hilern | vol, l2mo.; 81.
The Vale OF Cedars, or the Martyr, by Gracs
| Aguiliar, being the third volume OF the ne"
edition of her works 81
Bathed, or Michael Brand Wrong, by julia
Goddard, author of "Joice Dormer': Story,
| THE Search for the Graf" etc. 15c.
Tie Woman Of Business. or the Lady aHl
the Lawyer by Msrmion Savage author Of the
Bachelor of Albany" etc. 75c.
| a Race for Wife, q capital book, by Hs"-
| ley Swart; SOC.
The Desd Guest, by Heinrich Z:chokke IL:
SO Runs the World Away; SOC.
The Rule of the Monk, by Gssibsidl; soc.
Waverley Novels; new edition crown l2mo
| tinted paper green cloth, gilt top, II volume:
! complete S24 Volumes sold separately.
This is 8 splendid edition.
New edition of Irvings Works. complete j"
Is volumes .25 per volume. Sold separated
New Globe Edition of Dickens Works; con.
ple:e in ii volumes $3.50 per volume Sol
separately. The best edition in the country.
Daily receiving New Books MsgsZin cs AL
Reviews.
my9 g. E. FRENCH
INNE PRICE ON I.Tl
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HOME INDUSTRY.

-, >..rru d. W. MALLS
MES W. Ma LIS & . n,
{ 1877 King St.. Aleya., "; ny
Dealers in HARDWARE, CUTLERY
Carpenters Tools, Doors, Sash. Blinds, Doof
and Window Frames, Brackets, M9uIdlngsI
BaIusters, Of different patterns, ana Never
pots. A large stock Of French and American
GIn:s, double and single thick. of All sizes
Pn;nts OILS, Vsrnishes, Paint and White Wash
Brushes, Lewis Pure White Lead, and other
brands o, Eac quality. Putty: Turpentino an, and
Cament, Calcined Plaster, Pitch and Felt for
Roo.ng' &c i large stock OF Pugh's ceebrs-
ted Gar Angers. ard other articles found in first
r,sss BuilIe.s' Furnishing establishments;
Al orders for Lumber, Brick and all kinds
~ Building Material, promptly attended 10.
Terms cash. LED I'LL