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jen-A subscriber at Concord. Knox county,
Tenn, writes under date of Nov. 10th: ave have
elected a Republican Governor and three or four
Congressman. Judge liouk. our present Repre-
sentative, was reelected by over 5000 majority.
No bulldozing in East Tenncsscc"
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es-Ths Washington %. CO. Critic says that
Social circles are excited over rumor tina, Bishop
Pinkney Is engaged TO Miss Hunter, the matron
OF Louise Home. The lady belongs TO one Of the
most distinguished families here, and l. very
handsome and popular"
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Et'- The Louisville CoHrier-.jonrnai (Dem.
says that ''the Democratic party, which, in 1850,
made a wan,on attempt to take It's own life. and
did preeipi,a,e the country into a costly, bloody
and senscless war, has been aoundering abou,
ever since without rudder or compass, sciring
every expedicnt, catching at every straw. all
things by turns and nothing long"
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Secretary Of State.

Ec- The Journal lays down a set of"princiPlcs'
for the Democratic party. The Journal man
should be selected as the next Democratic candi-
date for the Presidency and with these "princi.
Piles" to back him he will no doub, go through
like Hancock dfd
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A DMINIsTRATORs' SALE
"A or
SPLENDID Farm OF i52 ACRES, IN TIL
It'll ELECTION DISTRICT, BALTI.
MORE COUNTY.

The undersigned, Administrators Of the estate
Of BENJAMIN y. Anderson, deceased, will sell at
public sale. on
TARr.day, NorsmJer 2jth, 1850,
at o'clock =. NJ,
splendid FARM Of l52 ACRES OF -.
- LAND, the estate Of the late 49,
IL benjamin y. Anderson, situated II
miles from Gorsuch's Mills. aud Q miles from
Partition, N. G. II. r., In eth district. About IS
acres Of WOODLAND. The entire farm Is In n
good state Of cultivation. The improvements are
FRAME DWELLING, A LARGE swITZER
BARN,
and all necessary out buildings.
TERMS OF sAI.E.--0ns.t third Cash one.
third In q months and the remaining one.third In
" months from day Of sale, purchasers giving
notes with approved security bearing interest
from day Of sale. all cash at option ofpurchas-
or. $500 cash will be required upon tho day Of
sale. JULIA T. JORDAN,
BENZ. y. JORDAN,
Administrators.
JOHN V. sLADE, Auetioncer.
Oct. 3O.-ts.
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Il. WILLIS, Pharmacist, Towsontown, Nd, Il
pleased TO inform his patrons that hchas secureda
stock Of "Pulmona," the celebrated Medicine for
Coughs. Throat and Lung Trouble that has been
working such wonderful cures In other sections
II Is worth trial. Price so cts.
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EOR SALE OR RENT.

The desirable DWELLING, located on BssIcS
avenue, near Joppa road. The house Il Of brick,
two stories, finished basement. Lot 20 By $50 feet
Some fruit, Pump. House lately painted inside.
Apply 70 JULIUS RUDIGER, TowsOntcwn, or ut
Union Office. March 27.-tf.
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HNFFENNNTNIlINt aNUVs Z, TNNU,
Ny Deor Haaeoek 1T was Dana. Dana called
me a skin.hint, and said you weighed $50 pounds.
! should have answered him, but times are too
hard to waste postage In replying to such attacks.
Why, have almost beggarcd myself In this cam.
paign. l am out at least 500. and this does not
include my car-fare since election day. opened
bottle ofgooseberry wine for the voters ofmy dis.
trict. have been grossly illuminated.
Yours literally. W. II. ExaLtsu.
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eD-Ths news from Ireland does not indicate
much Improvement in the affairs Of that country.
There are too many demagogues there. There
will DO no peace until they have been got rid Of,
or the people cease to listen 10 them
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Ssc-Ex.Mayor John Lee Chapman died very
suddenly ut his residence In Baltimore, OF heart
disease, on Thursday morning. last. For some
years pas, he had held the position Of u S. Store
keeper.
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So-Extensive preparations are already being
made for the inauguration Of Gen. Garfield on the
9Th Of March next. Thousands Of people from
every section Of the Union will DO attracted. to
Washington on that occasion.
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rl,HIs Il TO GIVE NOTICE. That the .ubscri.
i Der has obtained from the Orphans Court f,r
baltimore county, letters Parliamentary on the e..
tate OF
WILLIAM +. CANDLES,
late Of said county. deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
To- exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof Ia
the subscriber.
q" ar Lciore be ia day If Jmnr. 1851,
they may otherwise by law be excluded from MI
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 60 said c..
tate are requested to mako immediate payment
Given under my hand this 18th day Of November
lsSO. RACHEL ANN CANDLES,
Nov. 2O.-it) Exccutrix.
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wiz sen on account OF . gentleman declining
housekeeping. on
Friday, Norembsr 2Gih, 1850,
Mt 10 o'clock A. NJ.
ALI THE FURNITURE CONTAINED ~
THAT LARGE MANSION HOUSE AID.
JOINING THE METHODIST EPIs
CoPAL CHURCH AT G0vANSTOwN, VIZ:
Z1 PARL0R SUITS: e-x<1e~-z,
Consisting Of Sofas. Chairs, }tsxl
so Tables. Mirrors, Bru.scI ts%TY
Carpets. &C. &c.
DINING ROOM FURNITURE-Consistin Of
Extension Table. Chairs. Lounge, and all the
Giass and China Ware, all tho Carpets. &c. &c.
BED R00M-Bureaus. Bedstcads. washstands,
Chairs. Hair and Iusk Mattresses. Boistcrs. Pill
lows, House Linen. BED Clothing &c.
Stove. Tin Ware, &c.
Also, Carriage and superior set Of Double
Harness. Everything Is strictly fret class. sale
without reserve.
TERMS OF SALE CASH.
%. +. MAcGILI.,
Nov. 2O.-is.) Auctionccr.
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ea-Mr. George J. Bolton, proprietor Of the
Bolton House, Harrisburg, Pa, died on Sunday
last, Of consumption, aged - years.
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L'STRAY MARE COLT.

I,STRAY MARE COLT.
State OF Mary Baltimore county to wit
hereby certify that Daniel Swccny. farmer, of Bal.
iitn"rc county. brough, before me, the "a
subscriber. unc Of the Justices of thefI1LAAn
Peace in aud for said county this first NyxA..
day 81 November in the year eighteen hundred
aud eighty. ~ stray irespassing upon his in
closure. BAY MARE COLT. about two wear.
"ld. with WHITE STAR on ITS FORElEAD
AND LEFT WHITE HIND FOOT. Given
under my hand this first day OF November, iSSO
ABRAHAM oELIGRATH. J. y.
The owner to come forward. prove property
pay charges and take Il away.
DANIEL SwEENY,
Oakland, n. &. Il. W., BALTIC. county. Nd.
Nov. 6-3t
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THE PREsIDENT-ELEcT.

During the fierce hurricane Of abuse which
has beaten upon General james A. GARFIELD
since his nomination ho has maintained the quiet
dignity of an American gentleman. Reply
Ing 10 every address with singular grace and
felicity, he has said aud done nothing from tho
moment that Ito was nominated which l. not
worthy "f the character which his long public
career had established. His tastes. his extended
and varied experience, his inccssant study, his
familiarity with every public question aud with
public law and sound fundamental political prin-
cples, his intellectual ability, his personal in
tegrity, and simplicity and urbanity Of manner,
all peculiarly qualify the new President for his
great Office.
The duty dcvolves upon every Republican, and
upon all who voted for him, 90 cooperate with
him in every honorable way o. secure an admins.
tration which the country will cordially ruppoTt
GcneTal Garfield represents the original and ira
ditional principles Of the party. lie IL no, tho
President Of clique faction. but Of the sound.
broad. generous views which arc distinctively
known Ms Republican. Every man and every in
tcrest in the Southern States knows that Il l. as
safe under the Presidency of General Garfield rs
II could have been under Democratic President,
and there are doubtless hundreds Of intelligent
and prosperous citizens In all the Southern States
who voted Tor Hancock, and thank God that Gar
field Is elected.
The personal attitude Of friendly courtesy that
General Garfield has maintained throughout the
canvass, unmovcd by the desperate calumnies Of
opponents 60 more than hearty word Of disgust
and indignation with the clumsy Chinese forgery,
will be undoubtedly his political position. For.
tunately, while he Is q man Of the deepest and
strongest political convictions, he Is not vehe.
mont and malignant partisan. There is no Grmer
or sounder Republican, but there IL also no more
equable and reasonable Republican. Ills policy in
the Southern States will doubtless be In accordance
with this temper. II We may judge ffom the
career and character Of the man. there will be no
relaxation whatever Of Republican principle, no
act which will dsiude any Southern man with the
expectation ofconcession surrender Of an thing
which the people Mt this election have approved.
a policy Mt once perfectly firm and gentle. the
iron hand in the velvet glove far NJ the results
settled by the war are concerned. may justly be
expected under the Garfield administration. II L.
fortunate for the country and for popular govern
ncnt that the election secures the practical con.
tinuation in general spirit and purpose Of the
present naturalization Harpers Weekly.
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rINlIIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub.
L scribcr has obtained from the Orphan
Court for Baltimore county, letters Parliamentary
ON the estate of
SAMUEL MILLER.
Late of sal county, deceased. Al person. having
claims rgainst the said estate are hereby warned
I" exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof, To-
the subscriber.
oH"r bciore The iih day IF Jane. lssl.
they may otherwise by law be excluded FROM all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted Ia said 80.
tate are requested 10 make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 10th day Of November,
lSSu. FRANCIS MILLER
Nov. ?o.-lt.l Executor.
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BALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT.
FNTWE' I'M WIEkIN nv
D. =. an % e n s O u,

bEALEr ~
FLOUR, FEED OF ALI KINDS. FERTIl.T.
ZERS, SEEDS, PRODUCE. &C..
I3S North Front Ne, Ismltfu.ore.
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ESGLisn TO HAScocE.-faek publishes q nun.
Der Of letters which Il says Hancock has received
since the election, among them the following from
Eaglfsh.
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NOTICE TO TRESPAssERs.

Az persons are forwarnei not 10 trespass on
the Sheppard Asylum property, with either dog
or gun. The law will DO enforced aginst all OF.
Tenders. by order Of the Trustees,
Nov. l3.-?tsl l.. HERMAN, Manager.
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New Advertisements.

EOR SALE. -
The Piano used ut the cntertain.l n 1 Y
ment Mt Sheaiey's Hail. last night, inquire OFF. d.
Mitchell, Esq, Towsontown. u,s
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fboUk-fainiy........ sou 600
xtra............................7 1850 O.OO
Corn Meal per hundred. ........ l.3O6g 900
Buekwhcat. per hundTsd................ 225Cs $50
wheat per bushe....................- l.l36g les
Corn, ........"............. .isCD SO
Oats, ................ ASH 40
Rye, " ....,.,.,,............- .Os6, az
Hay, per - 90
hye straw, per 20 O0CI 81 90
neat straw, per ton................. sOaGb 10 90
Oat straw, per a. 1900
Mill Feed per ton...."... ..".2O. a. 100
Torn. per 2.I06D $50
sEEDs-Clo'er, per b.................. .73Gl .Os
Timothy. per bushel...... 3.OOGt 400
Bacon Shoulders, per b............".... .6lG 90
Hams Sugar Cured, per b.............. lilo .I2l
Pork per b............................ .OGCG 90
Butter per b........................... .25GG rs
Eggs. per dosen..... ...............".. .lSGG .25
POULTRY-Turkcys.p per N. dressed .0OGt 90
Chickens, per doEen.... $1,000 $50
PRODUcE--Potatoesp per bushcl...... .5OGI SIS
Apples, ..... 5000 90
Onions, ...-. ,i.i0GG 100
Beans. ... 1890 LIS
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Sales of Property.
U,RUSTEE'S SALE

Horny StocSbrldgc. Jacob I. Cohen.
Sebastian Brown, Tusic,s.
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premises. on
Wednesday, hc 1t day Of Decca,Lcr. 1SS0.
ut ! o'clock p. M,
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND LYING IN
BALTIMORE COUNTY,
and thus described: beginning for the same on
east side Of Third street ut the distance Of lis
feet inches northward from the north side Of
Tough street: thence extending eastward along
the ground Of Jacob Gengnagel $50 feet o. the
west side Of 90 feet wide alley; thence north an
said alley 32 feet thence west $50 feet 10 Third
street, and thence south the east side Of Third
street 32 feet 20 the place Of beginning being the
ground which by lease recorded among said
Records In Liber J. b., No. IS, folio 80. Ac, was
Lecnhard Ref. subject to the yearly rent Of SIS.
with the privilege Of cxtinguishing said rent n
10 said lease expressed.
The lot IL improved By fine
TlIREE-SToRY BRICK DWELLING. WITH
A ONE-SToRY BACK BUILDING,
FRAME SLAUGHTER HOUSE AND
A FRAME STABLE.
TERMS OF SALE:-Onc. half Cash. and the
balance In six months from day Of sale with
interest or all cash Mt the option Of the pur.
chaser. deposit Of sljo required ut the sale
AND WILL FURTHER SELL AT THE SAME
TIME AND PLACE AFORESAID,
the following personal property in said Mort.
gage mentioned, to wit: ~
ONE SAUSAGE CUTTING MA In
CHINE. ONE BAY HORSE, AND AON
BUTCHER WAGON. TERMS CASH.
WILLIAM HAMMER.
" Mortgage.
Nov. Its.
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Colt & Rhodes, Attorneys. I: st. Paul Street,
baltimore, Nd
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NJORTGAGEE'S SALE
AVI
AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY ~ HIGHLAND
TOWN, BALTIMORE COUNTY.

by virtue Of power of attorney contained in
Mortgage. dated the 9th day Of Scpten- Il.
~. Der, 1875. and recorded among the s,:S'
L. Mortgage Records of i.al;ip0fc ~>
c"uLty in Libcr J. H.. No. ~. folio 55U. 4c irIn
GEORGE Lconhard Ref 10 William hammer the
Undersigned. will sell ut public auction, on the
premises. on
Wednesday, he 1t day Of DccenLcr. ISSO,
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eco O00 To LOAN ON COUNTY OR
PROPERTY, IN SUMS
TO SUIT, AT Low RATES.
X. w. TEMPLEMAE Z CO.,
May 1e.-t.
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A CARD.

We shall continue in the COAL AND wOoD.
business, selling the various kinds Of each a. the
lowest market prices.
May 2p.-tf) NJ. A. sHHALEY A SON.
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TWO FRAME DWELIINUs.

Louis p. Honnighausen, Attorney at Law.
Baltimore, Nd
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COUNTY SURVEYOR CIVIL ENGINEER.
ssEpLEr Row, TowsoSrowS, Mn.
Specifications and Plans furnished for I,ridvc,.
Duildings, &c. NOV. q 'so-x'
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LOUIS p. HENNIGHAUsEN. Attorney.
Nov. l3.-ts.
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INRUSTEE'S SALE
l. orA
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND. wITu LARGE
WATER FRONT,
IN BALTIMORE COUNTY, on FIFTH
AVENUE EXTENDED. T-
y.S AND NEAR THE PROPERTY OF $yssa
EA THE CANTON COMPANY.
By authority Of n decree Of the Circuit Court of
baltimore county. sitting in equity, the under
signed, Trustees, will offer for sale ut public auc
ton, on the premises, on
THesday The 7h day IF December, 1850,
ut O'Clock =. ",
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND
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JOHN V. sLADE, Auetioncer.
Oct. 3O.-ts.
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led, or, at most, disease to be healed,
than as crime to be visited with such
condign punishment as shall be at once
an expression of the Divine Holiness and
a safeguard for righteousness throughout
the universe of God.
The speaker then proceeded to show
the proper meaning of the Greek word
translated eternity, and how it is often
given. Concluding, he said: To shrink
from an explicit testimony to the endless
ness of future punishment is to imperil
the souls of our fellow-men. If men can
be persuaded, nay, if they are ever en-
couraged to a faint hope that the period
of probation does not end with death,
that further offers of salvation will be
made to them in that after-world, they
will adventure all upon that hope, and
postpone to a future life the interests and
claims of religion Beyond lie the ages
and ages and celestial glory, and, sure of
heaven at last, men will indulge in sin to
their hearts content. A solemn respon-
sibility, therefore, rests upon the Church
of God. She must bear testimony to this
doctrine. Unpopular it may be, painful
it must be, but she must, through her
creeds and symbols, through her pulpits
and ministry, bear her testimony to the
truth Of this doctrine. She cannot allow
liberty upon this point She may be ac-
cused of bigotry, of dogmatism, but there
is no other course for her to pursue. The
principles involved are too great. For
myself, fathers and brethren, impressed
by the momentousness of this issue, I
could ask no higher favor than these fee
BILE words of mine, falling like faint
keynote upon the ears of this great con-
vocation, should cause it to arise like a
giant in his might, and send forth from
out this hammered hall our bugle blast
that, echoing from shore to shore, shall
tell to all the world that one great divi-
sion at least of the army of Christ.holds,
and, by Gods help, means to hold the
same redoubts of truth that have been
pressed by the feet of Gods veterans in
all the history of the Church.
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structed and Christianized and morally
elevated, The system of public school
instruction prevalent in the country
cannot do this work Without the re-
Ilglon OF the Bible, education will only
make them more dangerous members of
society. The humanizing and regulative
influence OF the gospel alone can furnish
the force requisite to accomplish this
great regeneration; and while it is an
palllng 70 think of the future of our
land II this race be left to ignorance,
superstition and vice, it cannot be
doubted that if they are brought un-
der the power Of pure gospel, the
complicated question of their destiny will
be wrought out in some way, which will
be tor their own good, for the blessing of
the land and for the glory of our King
and Redeemer.
90 The probable Christianization of
Africa through their instrumentalitv is
another factor in the great problem
which must be kept in view as a power
tul motive for effort in their behalf II
is believed by thoughtful men that this
is the ultimate design Of the all-wise God
IN permitting Africa slavery to be in
troduced and to continue so long in this
country. If this should be the final
outcome OF this Inflated institution.
which, while it lasted, was fruitful of so
much good to both races, and in the
manner Of its termination has brought
so much suffering to both, the wisdom
and goodness of God will be amply vim
dictated, and fresh proof be given that He
knows how to bring good out of evil, and
to confer blessing by adversely The
present state of the continent of Africa:
the gigantic discoveries which have been
lately made; and the worldwide atten
ton awakened to its resources and the
pltable condition of its inhabitants, to-
gether with the munifcent efforts put
forth for its amelioration, 90 to show that
the trend of things is towards mighty
movement In behalf of this beniphted
land. 1t may we'll be, therefore, that
the children of those sent to us little
while ago. ignorant and degraded
savages, and who have received from
us the light of the knowledge of the
glory OF God, shall become the chief
instruments IN Gods providential scheme
for the moral and spiritual renovation of
this grand division of the earth's popula-
ton. Christians, at least, should hope
and labor and pray for this result.
Much more might be said in advocacy
of this cause, but my plea is already too
extended 1t is sent forth with the ear
nest prayer that God may graciously in
cine us all to do what we can for the
promotion of His glory and the preva-
lence OF His truth among this dependent
and needy portion of our people. and
that means may be speedily furnished
tor the effective prosecution of the work.
OFFICE OF HOME MISSIONS, Baltimore,
September Is, 1880.
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Division in the Infde1 Ranks

The Liberal League" which is an
Association Of Atheists, met at Chicago
this year, and, we are glad to say, ended
IN general "row" The League went
to pieces on the question as to obscene
publications. Resolutions, calling for the
abrogation of what is known as the Com
stock Laws, by which such publications
can be suppressed and their Transmission
through the mails forbidden Ingersoll.
who was Vice-President of the League,
attempted to restrain his furious associ
ates, but they disregarded his smooth
speeches, poured contempt on the amend
ments he offered, and when he threatened
to leave them, cried out, "A good rid.
dance J. They passed the EXTREMIST res
buttons, and then accepted his resigna-
ton, putting a0onaa11 in his place. What
must those men and women be who cast
out Ingersoll as not sufficiently advanced
Ellzur Wright, man known somewhat
IN life insurance circles, is now President
OF the League, and is an infdel of an in
tensely venomous stripe He has lust
written to the editor of Scri5ner'S M3qa-
z11ae that the prosecution of a man by the
name OF Bennett by the United States
authorities for using the mails to circu-
late an immoral book twas nothing but
the old Christian blunder Of Furnishing
where it is impossible to refute." AS IF
Nth needed -PreSbWeria71.
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Recent Publications.

H1sToRIcAL ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE OLD TESLA
MENT. By. the Rev. G. Rawlinson, NJ. A,
with additions by Professor H. B. Hackett.
Chicago Henry A. Sumner & Co. 1880.
The fitness of the author of this little work for
his task will hardly be questioned by those who
have read his Herodotus" and his Five An
Gent Monarchies," Canon Rawlinson has in
deed, perhaps, done more to " illustrate the
historical portions of the Old Testament than
any other Englishman. The present volume is
one of the recent publications of the Society
for Promoting Christian knowledge" so well
known in England. 1t gives the results of re-
cent scholarship, and thus brings the important
questions with which it deals within the reach
of all intelligent readers. 1t is the object OF
Prof. Rawlinson to bring before the reader in
brief compass what scholars have gathered dur
ing the past fifty years $50 busy in arch@ologi-
cal research) in the departments of Egyptology
Assyriology, and Oriental Investigation gene
rally. We cordially recommend the work to
the Biblical student. PIP. 237. Price 81