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ROOT AND SHOE STORE.

,oN sEA ASP r saoE sT9 INFORM. his friend.
and the SoOe Cha, he hs, = IN the above
and faithfully execute ali order. he nav be favored with
he mtst reason.b,e term, for cash. a2r
LADIES, LOOK At THIS .--2ooo PAIRS OF
.sS s G Ia. w ssSG, ,nS S% Of III S
5000 p s'75
sads.' IIs.s viii sas de aud be"
s1 aG s.s s sS Sdsu DO shoes s''' &c
asas%sa wish draw s en- ion .,pSa
syie Fen ssl,,kn pGo q the hes, n,y 's mad.
q ea.kn s%es,, = boys. Boot. q !. ss,! sasty:
8 s.Ss re g. BOOTS pp- Pies Ties.
&c in endless 81 cHL ssi' KIND
a23 im'r and % Can,I street.
s. RoBiDER. FRENCH BOOT MAKER
u & h n for S
to any other boo maker in the city milo I'm.
TO BOOT. MAKERS.
G. MORO
a KEN a s snd .ay sa sne s
and I'm lsh. mi im"ec
A. THOMPsON's BLACKTNG WAREHOUSE,
No Cou' tandt street.
A THOMSON respectfully iLforms tn, merch han, OF
au.. A to s as ns HSs IL As
ns The sole inventor and manuiac'prer Ih'f bl,csng Is
as s sd sns Thompson aa
as in . sss
HIN supply them with any quantity and at rdseed pIee;
his
it can be depended upon as genuine oes A. THOMsON
late Lee sss sss sssssaEs
shipper. supplied reasonable BY
FORTY YEARS
1T IS FACT that LEES Steam Backing universally
ADMIT be the best article msput cured IN the United
The fss hS Tsa and
sse s took in p %sa
with d na he last
On the Have made
5 and II %s, ssn ~ n
s, by and Of Ls
way G loon. down wiz conscious pride all eomp,t
tic p %o o @ n IL: and s @
inG-bu why en'arse' word to the wise i; .raceat
asO lm*r No. John street, rner of Broadway.
CHlNA GLASS AID EAKTHENWARE.-Noiice =
in he soe n hoass eompns eveny article IN the
line Offered for sale and below, TO close the
quantity ms table ec IT sy. in sets an dozens
DEAFNEssThe ssosk nd ,e of h Aeoa,e p,tu
kept this r. sMPsS
| DOOR PLATES! DOOR Plates !1TN1se IN w.st Of
Plate "Sin '1 hs above ree
Enx;svns and Door Plate ~ Rows,y
bernS dwelling houses church sG stat, 5 T99Ss &C.
| IL
me msr 4h door above Broome St, east side.
| WATCH MAKERS AND WATCH JEWEL.
| LERS.
| WALLIS & CO, No. 1856 Brosdway ii floor be
Maiden Lane and Liber street. would espectfnl
y acquaint their friends and The public, who wish 10 have
chronometers, clocks music boxes, description OF
watches ne ir cate weiled Also
description of scaptmens repaired made ruby
for dupeX pallets chrome ruby cyenders fo
ep,nss ruby Tor levers diamond nc and watches
cweed in style surpassed by in Europe Fusee
and wheels cnt aud teeth ded public clocks and banl
time pec kept in Order BY the From tfeu
long the they and
every fscy required make Of watches
equal imported and Will the beat OF ref
| required. Charges moderate mid msr
| FEW GENTLEMEN of steady habits be accemmo
"A dated good board and pleasant ami-
" at 20i Euitnn street Also, few day boaden be
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Ga% H2 A7

PULLEN corps EXeKESS,
WALL STREET
Tha subscribers the old conductors Of Harnden Co.'s Elk
pres. from New York. will continue
leg New York. Albany and Troy daily, and will forward
secs Bank Notes Packages Bundles Cse: of Goods Par
&c IN WIN any Ia hs
VIZ Utica Syracuse, Oswego Auburn, Seneca Fills
Canad4igua Roches Bniavi, Lockpo b. fao Detroit,
Clsayesnd aid Uhcag:: also KINGSTON Toron and mil
hall. BaIIins,Sp Champaign and plaa.Suh; also 81 hSs
Montreal aud Q1eoec Canals They will ais,
with Hatch Co.'s Southern Express at New York. and
and Washington.
P.cu attention will be paid the collection Of Notes,
Drafts &c and prompt made by FIST Express. Each
will be provided with Of Wder Patent
mander Safes thereby ao ding greater security the
mission Of valuable papers. &c
OFFICES.
JULIEN CnPP, Nc, Wall street, New York.
THOMAS COUGH, No Is Exchange, Albany.
A. 9 FlLKIIs. gee River street, Tfos..
u JACOBS, Exch anRe Court, st. Paul, Montreal.
Refersnc:s-Merr Prime, w,rd & King Jacob Little 9
Co., John T. ,mnh Co, Pepoon & H fman, Ca pen s
P 81 ssrmrnsy Esq 1ho%.s Cough ESQ., albany; Jo9T
D delas, do, F. Leaf do Trov me cod
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CORBYN'S COTTAGE,
STR XKER,S RAW

DIhf hEh bh1,
rs NOW OPEN, and in full OPERATION for the Spring and
l. SUNNI r
During the winter many alterations have
been made which will believed and rally the
fort o. visitors
SALOON fory6ve feet in length has been erected or
the accommodation of large parties at dinners
GERS, coilons
separate has been opened for the BAR rende
the ladie.' parcrs quiet and selected.
Oh the WINES, LIQUoRs, CoNFEC CREAMS, &c.
TIC IT only aece To they will be. as heretofore,
Civil and oblging attendants engaged and effort
will be used to sustain the house has already
acquired, and to render visit to
COtBYN'S COTTAGE
desirable aud Satisfactory
An Ordinary Sunday At O'Clock. Tickets 50 cents
Osrykers Bay !, situated on The panas Of the Hudson,
miles from tn City Hall by the Bloomingdale road Stages
hour from The OF Tfyon facc and Chatham
street. Fare l2x cents. mis- lmr
PLANTERS HOUSE.
ST. LOUIS Mo.
DEDUCTION OF THE FARE.-In consideration of the
~ pressure Of the time, the under igned has reduced the
prices Of Boarding and Lodging 50 day. and the rate Of
Wines fom to 100 pc! cent His liable, will consne as
here oore To be supplied with luxury tn market affords
The tu ldpg tn- largest and combines
forts han the city, AID surpassed by Hotel In
the West
Every attention will be piven by the undersigned his
and date those who favo HIM With
call. BENZ. STICKNEY
May 5, I843. mic 5wr
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ROssvlLLE BOARDING SCHOOL, STA ZEN

wv WESTTHORP respectfully informs his friends snd the
w public that his school will lst Of May
P,enn and guardians also informed W w makes il a
point OF guard possible the morals
Of children committed his from four twelve Of
age Reading, writng ohography, arthm,uc, geography
grammar taught The location delightful and hesithy
the orchard gardens and play ground spacops abb ut
lie Barclay day at O'Clock, Tor Rossv L.
Terms, for board and uition including washing, SO
quarter, paid in advance. References
Rev David More, Staten Island.
w. N. Seymour, ESQ, Chatham Square. NY
Herr, Stewart Seguine, Esq, staten Island
VIM udlam, Esq., l2t Beekman street
John Quinn, Esq 30 Munroe street.
Mes.T Colyll and Fsmins Esq. ls Cedar street
Mrs. vsrian 81 Efridge street New Yors. a22 lmsr
PLEASANT B0ArDINg-severaI families can De
commodated at Stratton, Point, mile from the village
ushng; and from which steamboat runs twice day
Bathing beach within forty rods with
rural walks, and prospect unsurpassed bv lend and wafer
Apply to r STRATCON
n las
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Vol. IX.-No. I3s whole No. 1901


To the Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-pup
shed every day of the year except New Years day an'
Fourth Of July. Price cents per copy-or 10 PEI IN
nun-postages paid-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-pubiishede every sstufosy
morning-prcs 81 cents per copy, or p II per
hostages paid-cash in advance
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circuistion OIL
the Herald il over THIRTY THOUSAND and increasing
asst has the largest circulation Of any paper :" h'' cry
srl and therefore the best channel tor o"s'"e'
the city country Prices moderate-casn In so
vance,
PRINTING ofall kinds executed at the most moderate
prices and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRorRIEroR THE HERALD EsrABLDHAENr,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
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PLANTERS HOUSE
COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,
Day AND EVENING.
No Ino GTHk

THE AMERICAN Stand rd System OF Writing Taught by
NJ P. j. Amauld. from Albany-the only inisble
method become a finished writer in the Of five TO
eight les of hour each Success guaranteed all
from the of IL Such recedented
this beautiful style Of truly ic that the
,ccutical have yielded to The evidence Terms
Only dollar and hitv cents for the cour'e of lessons
Book Keeppg double SIM complete modern
system of sege double eqtry nmP by win the
result is Obtained het kept iu ubc entry Also
dou bic entry boob keeping five derpt FORMS acquired
from weeka months Five collars for the
las
Mr. AnaoId. at his leisure hours, to write pos
and balance trades mems and chsns boots make the
of affairs and verify books
into sorder Just individual and
ubish plsns of books addpd
arranged by the simple and satisfactory forms
~ B-Mr A. will give inst uctons at the residence n re-
qurcd and in &C ademies, moderate terms
ReferencesTo John s Van X nsrlaer, ESQ at Howsrds
Hoel; Aae Ar old Nelson and to the Office Of the Sun
davM ercury M coo 2or
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Court Of Common Pleas.

Before Judge Ushoefer
MAY 28-Ciark VS.. Heam-The verdict in this case
rendered this morning for the defendant.
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d. I q OOO WORTH Of China, Glass and Esrth-n Ware
for .ale 10 Eighth Avenue By Thom., Nc
the following prizes -bae soup and ft Plates French
shapes Is doz tufe, s. cd PeIis white plates stone
ware s. per doi tufrs Dishes bakers and toilette
eauayiow: bowls from q ID TO A. ID; lamps, oil Liverpool
rs hall lamps from - % the the downo stores
sell for SO and ela; for gocer, blythe bahe
No credit B. No charge f..
merchants China from l2s. 10 SIS
pnb6c cnW edhesd,y, n 4 b oadwav m2-lmsrc
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THE TRUSTEES Of the Village of Williansourgh here
by give notice. that they adopt for the
sre~dy liquidation Of all legal claims agains the Vage-
Those who have claim; against village in the
wen and pump in the vaxe a well a. those who nay hold
which the village ble hereby requested to give inor-
nation Clerk of said village, al the IRIS ee' Hail. on
and date of the claim together with the name Of
the original 49,
The said Trustees would also give notice that they have
for procuring maps Of the
village in three distinct sections All there
FORE holding real estate that place heeby 9
Bnrcham the Tusses' Hail. North % Of the nature
and location the real held by them that hcea cr
all such pr perty may be TAX d to the true
By order Of the Board oi Trustee:, .
JOHN C. MINTURN, President.
msburxh Nav Z. m tZ3sec
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NEW YORK AND KINGSTON STEAM FREIGHT
<01 ~ For kiugston, and delaware and Hudson
ESt G,p i EMERALD and NOR
The EAEhALD, Captain John Kctcbam, will leave New
yor foot Murray street, every Monday and rnursdoy
WILL leave Kingston Rcndout landng) every Wednesday
and SATURDAY. at o'clock, p M.
The NORWICH, Captain John SamueIs will leave New
York oot OF Muir street, Wednesday and Saturday
3o'cIock, p NJ.
W.lli.ave Kingston (Rondou Iandns) every Tue ay
Friday at O'Clock, p. Nj
- EXTRA TRIPS.
The EMERALD will leave the fost Of Murray street every
sundy morning at oc ck Returning leaves Kingston
o'oloch same day.
For freight oil passage apply on board, or to
WILLIAMSON, BARLOW $50,
AL 3msr Gl West street
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WEkA;NSIs PATENr LIFE BOAT, Uhcr No !
u7i

FOR sALr-A highly 6pished Horizontal Piano, OF hue
tone nd brill ut effect Il was manufactured by
ceen maker Tor the of aPerformer and
ssld ia ccnsequenee Of owners going TO Europe.
Apply to WILLIAM A. KING, IA Lispenard between
the hours Of and az M, mil II eod~rc
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DHOrOGRAPH PORTRAITs.-Dr. l.. N. CYRUS
the inventor Of this new produces by it not only cor
rect Likeness OF the original rr bu also purity OF design
bril- fancy Of co'orng, which Ter chef d0uyrs
wheher ancient mod rnof lebr ted artists
Grateful fer the he has his
merous friends and the pubic generally, D. L. M Cyus
would f,n inform them that he fitted up for the
d.ton Of LADIES' suite ofroons in PIX Piece House
Of Broadway, whete he trusts his kili his profession
his attention II who may onoY him with f,vor., will
him continuance u the patronage hithe literally
bestowed on him.
The Doctor instruction IN every department. Of the Da
guereotyps and Phyt gIaphc arr lntrumens 70 taking
chemica, for the taking Of portraits in Phyt
graphs coors Terms moderate milo lmsr
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N JOHN READY respectfully informs his friends
and the cubic that he has commenced business IN the above
No. 10 Nassau where he will thankfully receive
and faithfully all orders he be favored with on
he NEST reason BITE fermx for cash. ,22r
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ABSTRACT or THE REPORT or THE
SECRETARY or THE Navy.

This Report states that he Home Saua.
dron has been put 10 commission. as directed.
BY act Of Congress, hut as the number Of
vessels allowed was too large for the service.
he has assipned-lhat Squadron The duty of
the West lndia stallion ii connexfoh within.
The Steamships are found 70 be enfirelytoo
expensive, and are to be taken cut Of con-.
mission,
An increase Of force Is recommended inl
the Pacific, to give counfenance 70 the SCI.
Element on the Columbia River--the trade
Of which isfepresented TO be fast leaving
our hands and falgingsiEto thai Of England.
| "A large force is also recommended on the
African coast, for the protection Of orr trade.
inthat quarters and squadron Tor the Gulf
of Mexico, for the coupteRance of the large
lpoFtion Of our commerce engaged in that
Ianafter.
Tho Secretary does not urge the building
of any new vessels, but that those now built
shall be put in commission. He earnestly
urges, also, that Ghe Naval Schools for the
education Of officers be established on shore,
and that no boy shall receive an acting ap.
lpointment until he has passed 4 given time
at them, and that their admission shall Be
regulated The same asin the Military Aca.
.Idemy at West Point.
Higher grades Of o lcers are recommended
fo1 che purpose q rsNaEdine meltogious
lot6ceis, Nho VIII necessarily remain obscure
lunder te eaena Ysl6m also says
tbal 81 increased force b fines s ne
Indispensable
le .Ie.e ef
@1|. s|z
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CORAL RFEFS.

Few natural objects are so well calculated
to excite wonder in the human mind as the
coral constructions, in alltheir Protean forms,
that surround the greater number Of Polhy-
nesian Islands, and which demonstrate SO
perfectly the power of nature to effect her
vast designs through apparently feeble and
inefficient agents. ii requires, indeed, an
intimate acquaintance with the habits Of the
lithophites, and ocular proofs Of their labors,
to credit what stupendous submarine reefs
and islands, -many miles in compass, are in
debted for at least their entire visible sruc.
tGre 10 the secretory economy Of these tiny
architects. In such examples Raiatea is not
deficient. On the contrary, she is indebted
for large share of her natural beauties, as
well as commercial advantages, to the coral
fabrics which surround her shores. These
Chiefly obtain in che form of reefs; of which
the nature and use may be best understood
/ by considering them under their natural di.
visions of barrier and shore-reef. The
/ former encircies the island as break. water
or sea-walb At the distance Of one and half
or two miles from the land; presenting pre-.
lcipitous face TO the ocean, to receive the as
tsault of its pillows, but encroaching in sn-,
ipericial and capricious manner upon the
lagoon water it encloses. The shore-reef IS
lc0ntinIous with The land around the entire
lcoast, and stretches, into the sea 20 variable
but usually % q very considerable distance.
It's greater portion is covered with shallow
water which in.maIly parts does not exceed
and is often less than, 3 foot ia depth; It's
outer margin shelves irFegulaFly and termi-
mates abruptly IA . deep channel Of blue
water. The channel (which IS also contin-
ued round the lsland) furnishes ural
division between the two pfincipsl reefs. a
we'll as convenient passage for navigation.
4 Coral isles shoals, or whatever other form
the mad porte roc may assume. can be dis.
tincly traced 10 one st the other Of these
apparently distinct reefs, bun never occur d
{ 1.-The production Of both eoniointly. Tbs outei
or baffiel-gsef, resembles 3 wall no less In III
struclure than ia ofics: unlike the ffiabll
: and arb0rescent material we commonly aseo
ciate with the name Of coral, the rock 8
whichit is composed Is hard, compacts AMI
9 anonymous, bearing much resemblance "a
very firm cement; and il e only On its shoals
q extending toward the land, that NJ notic
+ the elegant form Of the tree.coraI, contras,
3 ingtso strongly with the rocky and uhorns
mental structure on which III planted I
TO justify doubt If both are conslrucied b
9 the same animals. The sumfnit s. ibs IS.
2 IS fiat. several yarda il broadih SSH IItf|
1 raised abov0l the leVshof Tie eeas IA
e By heavy surf, which brea ~ ne sci
e aspect, coafess over ils level
e falls gently, and IS 4 were
e cades, into the placid basin 81
side, At sbb tide, when ih
y amount, this reef Is parl dfF
i hles hut u hen the ide ls hiqIl. d 81.
2 temp slucne, th eeAs raised into OFT,
q magnlheent aIca ees beats ofeE th
barrier Win togliae reur; and III
Fl
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present engaged "a the Newspaper book business,
and by increased Sales, are making more money
lhan IN the old way.
T1- Rememhei these Extras are sent By mail at
newspaper postage and thus q new work Is Ia the
hands or tS agents and subscribers ia ile fatthest
corner Of the country, wiTHiN THIRTY DAgs ArrER
ITS PUnL7cATIoN m LoNboN, when in book form i
would not reach them Ia months.
TERMS.--The Extras nFe Issued "a single. lon-
be and ivsbls numbers, at ~ q 9S csnn each, 81
oS to els per hundFsd, @ agsnis. No work, what
ever ts cost In London, e charged higher than 25
cents ia he New World edition.
mr. All letters must enclose the cash tor the or
der. and De either most az Zee, ad dressed 20
J. WINCHESTER, 80 Ann-st., NJ r..
December. 1872
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RMW Sc 81 81


coNMUs gAIkp,
70 her / love--thinknot / fat bFs
Say, wouid'st thou know my soul sineeTe,
OF take my vows By lfuth's own lava!
Say, would'st thou kindly deign 90 hear
And bless my hopes with yonr-aPplansst
Gould thou but see ms anxious heart
What hopes, what feats invade my rsst--
An! sure thou would'st q hahn impart
TO ease my anxious, troubled breast.
Deem me not rash, for love is bold
Who can its pow,rful sway eOhtrcl2
glhatsheaFt is dead, is numb, js cold,
Which Knows not love that fires the soul.
3. When virtue, beauty, both reside
In such form as you possess,
All other passions soon subside,
But loves own glow, loves own impress.
From others you may hear your praise
Your worths yonF charms-they will declare:
Exalt your virtues in their lays
With words e deeting as the air.
But from heart sincere and true,
Accept this tribute from a friend,
That knows no other maid but you
Did from his heart this secret Tend.
Dear girl, doubt that the sun is ire
Doubt that the heavily spheres doth move
Doubt fame, doubt truth 10 be Altar,
Bnt neyeTs never doubt mylcye.
Should all desert, OF all oppose,
- Would you but smile, my swssI hopes crown
Resigned, I'd fearless meet 90 woes,
And live foI ycus tho al should frOwn.
How peacefnb then, fssiq my breath
Despise ihe world and q its charms
Sink caimlyin the arms sc death,
Eucifcled IL my y,e arms ~.
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EFTERS Of administration having been
granted 70 the undersigned, at the De-
cember Term, 1872, 81 the Probate Court
Of Yazoo county, on the Estate Of Seaborn
Williams, decd ,--Notice s hereby given 70
all peIsOns indebted 10 said estate o make
immediate payment, and thoss persons hag-
ing claims against the same are requested 70
present them properly authenticated, within
the time prescribed By law, o. they will b
forever barred
DANIEL r. JOHNSON, Adm'E.
January 6, l648. 26-6t.
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THE TERMS

will remain as heretOfore-THREE DOLLARS
per annum, in advances four copies for Ten Dol
lars, ami in that proportion for larger number
Postmasters win kindly frank letters containing re-
miliances.
nreJ- Every P0stna ter, OF any other individu al,
WHO win obtain Eve new subscribers, and remit 81 s
current money, FREQ Of postage, shall receive free
COW III the New World one year. Is there a Post
Ohce In Che United States or Canada that cannot
easily furnish this numbor1
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A Maven BRoKe frrser rsal Cal..'
a remarkable afTair recently occurred is
Wayfe county. North CAROLINE, The pafiicn-
lars 81 which are ven at length d Tie
Wilmington Chroniclt i seems lhat
yolrn man named Gfi1slpg, Wh0 had fof-
neYlT lived there. arr ed II Wayne county
about four mouths since, and oo np bic
ssnt "a 5aany gsA1s. Shortly 1fer hia rs.
flIrn rs eptscsd himssl D Miss aflins
90 tlair nSarr Is haps aken rIacB
~ IL 81 81 N ~ Der oo Tvs
days 81 S61s e III. na Ii as
81 sr nnel.
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Ready-Made Clothing
FOR SALE, AT COST.

THE undersigned will sell, at CosT for
CASH, me ASSORTMENT Of Dress and
FrOck Goats Of diffefenl col0fs, heavy Over
Goats, Ane Cloth and Cashmere Pants Vests,
&c; all Of which, were made BY himself in
a substantial and fashionable manner.
Al. BEUMENSTIEHL.
Yazoo city. Jan. 8, I843s 26-f.
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CAUTION.

LII peTsons are hereby caulioned against
"A trading for . certain nots OF band given BY
me TO Geo. w. Sims, for $500, dated November
2lsis 1912, and due January lsi 1913, as will not
pay the same unless compelled BY law, the con-
alteration for which the same was given having
entirely failed. MOSES p. NESBIT.
Dec g. 1870 22-6l
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A GREAT REVOLUTION has been created in
the bookpublisking business by the proprielors Of
fhe New World, who were the 5Tst 90 introduce the
system Of printing cheap editions Of oil popular
works, % q 20 bring within tho means Of every IA
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somA TO this enterprise we have given the ex-
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PIE, which truly expresses the character and de-
lien 81 our publications. Thee consist Of Biogra-
phic, Romantic, Scientific and Standard Works, by
the most popular and approved authors Of this coun-
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Mrs. Ella, Miss Strickland. sic. The plan embra-
COS also ihoabesi and most popular ORIG NAL
NOVELS, By American authors; thus fostering
and encouraging the native talent Of the country,
and giving copy right works az l2a 90 Is etc. each
which have never before been sold a leeB than s
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fast us issued The best way = % remit q FOE ih'
New World and Extras, when viii pay Zoe ont
year of The former and 80 numbers Of the latter
provided thrss bs no discount on Tho money.
Every Posunasior IN The Union, 81 other person
acling a. agent icg th8 Extra New World, aud 70
uniting 81, Or over, free Of postage, lor each en-
every wolhs shall receive grafis copy ofevery cue
work.
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at llf Books Fun TnH PrcrrEH ot che cost q
little peFscnai eEsriios onIv.
Every Bookseller Ia the Union would end { pro
fiabo % Keep supplies Of our cheap works Cor Sd.
the DEMAND iSl which. already large, d conaianu
increanng' many hundreds Of Booksellers are 9