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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-15

In Fix weeks by the of bottle Of Graham
i. will make the beard grow luxurianty amost like magic
an all injurious substances Price 81 per hot
to- seut 10 any part OF the city or country.
r. q. GRAHAM, Is Ann street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-15

Marsh newly Light elastic Truss.
s. Marsh practical truss Is the
effective extan properly adjusting itself to every posi-
ton Of the body rendering displacement Impossible ~ not
radical Mr. Marsh having had twenty years expert
the treatment of hernia will guaranty cure in
every Of rupture Of however long standing compe
toni female IN attendance to wait upon ladies' Children
invariably cured. Open until o'clock in the evening
HARSH CO.. No. ~ Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-15

Dressing Cascs.-The most portable, at the
same time the complete and elegant article
fsotured having every requisite for gentemans toilet
and a. travelling companion invaluable For sale by G.
SAUNDERS L SON, No. .Astor House, and 3s7 Broad
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N1USICAL-SIGNORINA ELTZA VALRNIINI, TuR
4l prma donna professor in snssg pianoforts Aad tho
has the hon inform the asiea ladies that
she win be in New York oil summer She seaohs and can
be her private reenee No 10 LUDLOW place.
Houston street Maedougsl Mondays Wednesdays
and Vrdays from 10 a. N. TIL 7 p
nAILY TEACHBR.-A LADY WHO HAS BEEN sue
~ sessiulIy engaged In teaching for years past IN
this city wishes 60 atend sthsr family She nssrset
in Music (Pano and Singiug) French and GERMAN, vsh
the usual Of Engsh sdueatioa. The kghcst
will be furL sh.d Address 81 hsssxg
Wilmer & Rogers. Nassau street, corner OF Liberty
CPANISH LANoUAcE-A. DE r. BAEZ, PROFRSSOR
Of the shove language having 70. boss d'ssnSssse
will devote them Ga syn, lessons Mt his ose, in
part the city; vii. also make trAusAtns with
rcctness and Pnnssuaty Address 30 Broadway, Of
Reade street, room No. vsrst door.
VNRENCH AND GkEMAN CONVERSATION AND
and hghs. classical nstras-
ton lief Il. Utilizing has removed to 6,T Broadway
opposite Nbos whore lie continues teschng the modern
bgungos. after the oiiondoran most approved ystom
Letters also addges sed e L. box 1000 Poet oss
DIANO INsTRUCTIoN.-NfSsc JONES CAN FAKE
i few more pupils Terms moderate. Address Mr. 6. -
81 varick street.
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CIIOTHINo.

CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE wANTKD-
~ Ladies gentlemen having any Clothing Furniture
Jswey TO dispose obtain fair cash price, BY espd-
ing the subscriber At his residence through the posi-
Ladies attended by Mrs. Dusseldorf No. Rlm street.
L. II. DUSSELDORF.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
Ladies' AID gehsep having on clothing or inr-
niturs dispose Of obtain fair cash price ~
for the subscriber at his residence or ae mrengn ~
Post will be promptly attended Ladiss ~ rs
Cohen. N. 8. COHEN % MIN "rssS
VAST cFF CLoTuING.-wANTED TO PURCHAs1e
" about tvo .housspd dollars worth 81 good left Oh
Cohins IN large or FOR which the
will be libsray In current money on Sppneason p
NJ n' ~ a. y. street near Chatham street.
<.su FOR cIoTHING.-LADIEs OR GENTLEMEN.
having east OF clothing Or fnrusurs 70 eqo.s Of
usmos value IN 1sah ny sendug 10 tho store,
~ letter throngh the Post COHEN 80 hGsssr atress.
Iaajet after led 70 ty Mrs. Cohen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-15

Teeth Extracted without Pain.--Drs
LUTHER has vented inhaler by which ether may be
administered wi.hou. danger Having used IN fifteen hun
cases. during five past he s perfectly familiar
With is effects upon system. 0ce 90 Prince street.
Mercer strsot operations perform
cd In thor ugh manner, at unusually moderate terms
Patronage solicited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-15

p,ess Combs eguAled In variety oNtent IN Cha
s,v a Ic brr eca all tho Froueh eatterns Combs
msas BE- order 49, shpNpEse H5 Broadway.
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The Best Liniment In the world Is Bush's
Magic Gre am palms, aches, swengs strains &C. 1t will
found many of the trashy nosrums daily
ssred to the pabc Sold at 1926 Greenwich street,
Of Duane; Guon Bowezy and Grand street, and
ether druggists. Price % cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-15

IA soIr Leeoultrc-The genuine can be OBJ
&ainea Of tho they far surpass all other razcrs
in their extreme Durability and kesnness Of edge SAUN
DERS No. Istor House and 3S7 broadway Razor strap
ADD Dressing Caee Manpfssturors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-15

COurauti's Liquid Hair Dye, IL, without
or alton very
" celebrated is G0URAUDS hedicated SOAP Ter curing
knbe uproots hair from any part Of the body Mqsid
Ronee LILY White. and Hair Gl0ss ~ Walker street,
arca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-15

The Sum versus The MoOn.-Thc sagc Of
Csssna wished write the name Of his beloved ON ns
sse Of the Noon all tho world might road H. the
Of day takes his beloved TO lite
BURSTS No $40 Broadway. aud her image copied ny
tho sun Of which the moons light only the reeetion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-15

CTlgtNdOrO's Hair Preserv0t1ve 0ltU be2uths
AsrThs exquisite long article for dressing
invgoratng and stimulating the growth of
hair healing sxtraneous affections OF the scalp
and Destroying dandruG efectual manufactured and
whoes retail a. Wig and Scalp
egtehlishmcnt, No. 6 Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-15

The celebrated bohemian Hair Dye is
all Others by hundreds of ladies
and who IT, and by the COMMITTEES Of the
Worlds Fair who il the premium IL IS warranted to
change red hair to beautiful glossy per-
manent black or brown. Sold at 237 Hudson street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-15

The Last Gold Med al ever AWARDED Tor
Dagueeospes given ROOT last year and was the
ouly given the world 10 soi since Root
bss been IN York he the ira
year Eleven prizes have been aSaraed 70 him. Is
no small honor TO get gold medal shen the
10 so far advanced few years since 10 different
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Going, Going, Gone !-Whnts why the
s,av hairs DAyISS Rahvinc drives them by acting
1pcn of the hair and reproducing the former
eaor and growth Warranted Price 90 cents
pcr bottle the general depot 36 Grand street.
and at 1872 Broadway 9 Washington street. 362 Hudson
street. IN Bowery, and Ill Houston street.
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pRY GOODS.

CRAPE sHAWLS WHITE AND DBAB, AND VIE
~ most choice and we'll sole. ted stock Of Silks,
spd rich Dress Goods be fomsd in the city Aae, Man
tllas and all Goods not suitable for fall sales offered
solicited TIFFANY n cGTTiNG. s2i seoadw.y.
ACE GlMPs-KouLsAAr BROTHERS. As JOHN
~ street have Just received steamer Hermann large
assortment of Lace Gmps OF very desirable ccors and pat
terns.
w WATERPROOF FOUNDATION LACE BONNlT
w Frames, sold Wy 7. BKACuER Ssl Bowsry. Highly
important to aoes making up their summer
article Of the material be exposed ~
or immersed in water without the least injury
NEW FANCY FRENCH DRY GOODS SrORE-THE
IN subscribers would respectfully announce to the ladies'
and especially those residing the upper
18th inst 7O3 Broadway tbeween Fourth sreet and
place. large aud select stoch OF French
embroiderits Laoos Hosiery a. Linens l0l and IA
ties; Table Damasks Napkins. Daper. T0wengs of
kind; Musns of style and make Special attenti
having been directed Co this department. ndies will lind
unequaled stock of plain aud Husns suitable for
the Muslin E}Rng and Tnactngs, and also very
choice Long Lawns French Linen and
Cambres, Linen Camtrs and Lawn handkerchief Black
FRANCE 4 wEDDELL, 7o3 Broadway.
Broadway-Gompulsory salo OF straw Goods, and AZ
s0ute Of stock without the slightest reserve ~
prices heard ofhe magnificent Of
Ladies Hats tho Partisan Hat Depot sell
ing Immensely reduced pries tho intention Of the
proprietor being embark in another branch OF trads
hence the positive necessity n clearing tho present stock At
sacrifice The superior style and elegance OF the
stock is known ladies Of New York requirs
the presopt occasion; il may however, be
state that such unheard Of redustio in price
will be TO that or mary occasion would
pear perfeesy incredible NotcsThs great clearance sale
sf Straw Hats, 3il Broadway, trcmoved from 36Il
WILLIAM ATKINS. PropsistoS.
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w ID n
n severely sict, for than twenty. i've
PIES and having used variety of medicines without relief
lad almost abandoned the hope Of Any benefit ad
vised few weeks since, by Hen Ezekiel Bacon to make
o. bit 'hes Spanish Specific for the Piles prepared At
No " Rottctet street New York. and tbe very first
trial was INN edisey relieved and BY tho use OF only half
IL has haa eng seven tythree years OF age
would conf ly recommend 1t to all who have ever suf
''t'u WIN '''' WILLIAM ALvERsON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-15

Green Turtle and Terrnpln, OF exqulslt
quality all this week. Families parties supplied at 81
sbiuings per quart. S. H. BAYARB, State street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-15

Great Bargains In Carpetisgs.-Peterson 4
HUMPHREY s79 Broadway corner Of White street. havin
largely the late largo auction sales will dispose
Of the the following low prices-Rch velyets l1
Tapestries 9s Brussels Sal Three ply "a to Ss lngYains
Ia. 10 &C., AZ d ali other goods equally low.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-15

Fashionable ClOthing--Ready Made.-lsen.
Memen who wish 70 replensh their wardobss invited
20 call At ALFRED HuNROE " CO. s Clothing Emporium
Al Broadway, whore may found well made goods ex-
Olufysly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-15

Wigs and TOupees.-BatchelOr's new style
cfWg the perfect OF nature
vet Those wanting article
sall at BATCHELORS celebrated Wig Factory No. W all
where found the largest AID hest assortment
In the cit Con the addreas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-15

An Excursion on the Long Island Rail-
I4aS the 10Th giving an oppertunity to all who
price Sec notice Of Charles Wood, @ Broadway thi,
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English Tapestry Brussels at S 9 and los per yard
Bnghsh Thres-ply Carpets, Is. Cd Is. and s..
Superior Ingram Carpets at 2s 3s As As 3D. 5 Co., IT,
Fine Stair Carpets Is. 2s Cd, 3s.. ss Cd, and A.
Canton Mating. Is Cd, 2s, and "a. Cd
Floor Oil Cloths 2s Cd, 3d. TO A.
Window Shades 81, S. 49, -. and S..
Hearth Rugs. 20s., 2fs. 32s and 40s.
gntn finish door Oil Cloths yA-ds wide, 6s 3d. 7s sad
Sc. yard.
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Brady,s Dnguerrcotypes-The first goid
medal sv any dagnerootypst in this ooun
1ry was awarded :, M Brady POS Broadway whose nm
collection Of portraits mea opt Ame
ap Enropeaps has been much admired - me osss
United States His If pictures tof shen
prs med Was awarded at the worlds Fair have been
the hest specimens OF the ART ever
exhibited and will well O careful exaninathn.
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Cr,stadoro's Liquid Hair I


Daraon tested by hundreds Of both sexes
has already taken the first place in the class OF toe
articles Applied and sold wholesale and retail 1T CRIS
rADORo's wig and scalp establishments, No. 8 As<o
House Private room for applying the dye and hthns q
Vice,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-15

WANTED-A SITUATION. BY RESPECTABLE
w young woman, as good Cook, Washer, and Ironer
Has no objection TO shart distance in tho country
Good city reference given Can be for days
street.
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Yesterday being a scorcher, made quite n
!ash It SMITH Dku9G0LD PRoCHS Empire Cloth
80 store where they procure thin stng
well made IS well as cheap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-15

The positive effect OF Lyons Knthalror
&ursg hdncss and preventing hairs has senced tn
eavs ALL ured with astonishing by tn
GO 1t 10 sho finest toilet article for ladies
gen temeps in the world and all for % cents Sold b.
every peTfumer and druggist in America.
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Refreshing THE Zephyr Undergraduate
sold ~ the old established New York Stocking
garment Factory every quality which aJapts
- the warm weather elasticity lightness durability
era and Manufacturers.
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Hair Dye.-BatchelOr's celebrated Liquid
Hair bye discovered for colorng the hair
Whieke the moment applied The wonderful ease and
eeransy which this fsvorte and cid established Hail
ye is astonishing 1t is for SALE applied, al
pATCHTLORS Wig Factory, No. Wan street. Copy the
addTcep.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-15

GAS FIXTURES, CHANDELIERS, PENDANTS
~ brackets solar lamps. frandols mantle esndelabras
&c Of the celebrated Cornelius make; Also silver plated
abaa, table ware; forks Sc to s. dozen; spoons k3
casters baskets sets ivory table cutlery. tea trays &s
ASHER MORGAN 1872 William street,
letween lion and Ann Streets opposite the church.
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Court OF Public OpInlOn.-Ncw York Tall
lore vertus Tailor hcKmm.This has been decided
Against McKimm, who found guilty Of selling clothing
below the average rates Punshment-coss Confinement
his store necessarily waiting customers For plaintiff
Yankee Doodle; for defendant, john Bull, Esq.
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Watts Nervous Antidote.-It is hardly
pcble 50 live in street in New York without meeting
with who knows about its effects disease
ether Get list of the names and diseases it has
~ J. Pync's, Is Ann street.
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There can be but one-Tkere was one
Knora reformer, one general and there one halter
all eminent and popular their different ways; but
question either Of the former we're more useful 50 the
What would Gotham do without its Knoxi Where would
u beautiful silk hats from? The lnatchess Rocky
1onntniD Beavers2 The Panamas and other
straw. Who're would the heads Of babylon boydom and
lei all cherish paronize him while he with u.s. The
KNOX 10 At No. lS Fulton street.
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Ohio WING state Convention.

The Ohio Wing State Convention to nominate
State officers and an electoral ticket, met at Co.
iumbus on the 2lst instant. III. s. Hosmer, of To-
ledo, was appointed temporary chairman. Tho
Congressional districts called, and commit
tee Of one from each was appointed TO nominate
permanent officers. A like committee was also
appointed to draft resolutions, and to whom all
resolutions offered should be referred without de.
bate. This committee was instructed to appoint
State Central Committee, and report rules for
the convention. recess was then taken until af-
ternoon. #-a.rt sa'...
The convention reassembled Mt two D. m The
Committee on Resolutions reported series (Which
were unanimously adopted) endorsing the nomi-
nation Of SCorr and GRAHAM, and pledeing the
exertions of the party in this State to elect them;
also, denouncing the conduct of the Board of Pub
lie Works, and the conduct Of the last Legislature.
Hiram Griswold, Of Cuyahoga, was appointed
chairman, and vice president was appointed
from each Congressional district. a..s .... -
The following the names of the State Gem
trail Committee A. F. Perry, Robert Neil, Joseph
Ridgway, Lewis Heyl, William Dennison, of Co..
iambus J. d. Caldwell, of Cincinnati; Jno Mills,
OF Dayton; E. Ball, of Muskingum; L. Dewey, of
Portage.
ID. A. Haynes was nominated for Supreme Judge;
d. II. Beardsley, of Cleveland, for the Board Of
Public Works.
Senatorial Electors.--E. d. Mansfield and w.
Dennison. ... %. g..
District electors were chosen from the twenty
one districts; when the convention adjourned.
Great harmony prevailed throughout. Two hun
ored and nifty delegates were present.
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That Letter.

That Letter.
The truth is out at last. General PIERCE
did not answer Mr.. r. G. Soorr's letter in
reference to the Fugitive Slave law; and is
therefore exempted from the pledge to veto
any bill repeating or weakening the law, which
was exacted from General CAss and all other
candidates.
There has been an unlimited amount of
quibbling on the part of the Richmond junto in
connexion with this affair; and, Willingly or
unwittlngly, our contemporary of the Union has
been participation in the whole of it. First,
we had burst Of grandiloquence on the saga
city that prompted Mr.. Scorr's interrogatories,
and the patriotism of those who answered them
then we were assured that the same interroga-
tories were sent to General PIERCE, who hap
pened to be from home when they arrived; then
it was explained that General PIERCE had posi-
lively written orwould positively write in reply,
and that the country should see it without de.
lay; then we were told that the reply was
snugly slowed away in Mr.. ScoTT's pocket,
but that its publication was no longer necessary;
and then we were reminded that the holders of
the reply were the best judges of the course to
be pursued in regard to it, and were not to be
dragooned by Wing inquistiveness into any
different plan. But Wing inquisitiveness could
not be so STAYED off. 1t returned to the subject
from day to day, and has finally succeeded in
penetrating the rhinoceros hide of the Demo
cratic conscience-keepers, and in extorting the
confession that General PIERCE never answered
Mr.. ScoTT, and that Mr.. SCOTT is therefore
unable to produce General PIERcE's letter.
MIR. ScorT writes to the Richmond Enquirer
to say that the party are satisfied with Gene.
raj PlERcE's letter to Colonel LALLY, of Bal
tirnore-read by Mr.. Richie at the Washing
ton Ratification Meeting-and need nothing
else. That letter, however, does not touch
the question whether, if elected, MIR. PIERCE
would interpose the veto in support of the
Fugitive law, and consequently falls far short
of the point which the letter would have
compelled him to touch. The Enquirer as
sured US at the outset that no man not so
pledged could receive the support of the De-
mocracy; and the Union cried Amen.
We now desire to know, firstly, how the
Enquirer and the Union propose to get over
that very awkward committal; secondly, how
they design to explain their repeated pre-
varIcation in relation to it; and thirdly, how
the Compromise Democracy will be able to
relish the now admitted fact that the organs
have been playing BIO peep for six weeks past
upon this very question, and that General
PIERCE is not, after all, in any manner bound
by the pledge which was deemed indispensable
in negotiating with all the other candidates.
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A WIspFALL.-A young lady of Brooklyn, named
Payne, has recently received a legacy amounting
to seventy five thousand pounds sterling, from a
India planter. This lady, il is said, was married
to the planter in 1916, when she scarcely
fifteen years old. but the marriage having proved
after he left her and took up his residence in New
Orleans. In 1S4S be received information of his
fathers death; he returned TO bis estate in South
America, and succeeded In increasing his already
large fortune to one hundred and fifty thousand
pounds sterling. As he was about to embark Tor
Havana, he was aken with the cholera, and died
on his estate, bequeathing seventy five thousand
pounds to his wife, Gf Iving,) and the whole ii
she never married and resided on his estate which
will render her the wealtbiest beircss in the United
States --NeV York Ecsning Post 22d
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Secretary CoRwIN passed through Columbus
on Saturday to resume the discharge Of his du-
ties at Washington. The Columbus Journal says
that his health is very much restored by few
weeks' relaxation from the tolls and perplexities
of his responsible and laborious office. He
spent couple of days at Cleveland and went
thence to Niagara Falls. The Cleveland Her.
AID says: every many Of our citizens have en-.
braced the opportunity to shake hands with
Ohlo's favoGita con, and have found him as
social, cordial, and captivating, as when he
was the wagon boy candidate.n
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SECOND DsTRIcr OF IowA.-At a Whig Con-
vention recently held at Muecatine, Iowa, M,
D. Browning, Of Des Moines, was chosen prcsi.
dent, and Thomas Crew, Of Clinton, and H. O'Con-
nor, OF Muscatinc, secretaries. The following
resolutions were adopted ......#
" Resolced, That this convention heartily an
prove OF tho resolutions adopted by the State
Wing Convention held at Iowa City in February
last and We hereby pledge ourselves to use all lair
and honorable means to elect to our State Legis-
iature men who will use their ndcavors TO carry
out The principles embodied in said resolutions
"Rssolued, That this convention heartily and
cordially approve Of the nominations by the w hie
National Convention for President and Vice Presi.
dent OF the United. States that we recognise in
Winfield Scott and William A, Graham the char
acter OF tried Wings, able statesmen, and pure
patriots; and VIC pledge ourselves to battle to the
last under their lead, and to all fails and hon.
orahe means to ensure a National Wing victory
"Resolusd, That we heartily approve Of the NOM
Ination OF John p. Cook esq.,, as the Wing candi-
date for Congress in the second Congressional
district and that we will render him a hearty and
cordial support. .,.n 49,,
'Rcsolued, That in the recent calamity that has
befallen our country in the dccease of the eminent
statesman and pure Wing, Henry Clay, we feel
that our nation has met with an irrcparable loss:
his long and devoted life has been spent in the in
terests OF his country; his memory should ever be
cherished and held dear to the hearts of the pre-
cent and coming generations"
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New Publications,

IHE MoTHER AT HOME, by J. s. c ABBOTT.
New York: HARPER & BRorHERs. 1851
This Is very pleasing little work, neatly
printed, and illustrated with number OF engray-
ings. The design of it appears to be to enforce
maternal authority by reasoning adapted to juve-
nile years 1t ia pretty and suitable present for
children. ."' .>..
On hand at TAYLOR & MAyRy's, Pennsylvania
avenue, near 9th street.
bLAcxwooD's MAoAslNE.-The July number of
blackwood has just been received. Among its
articles those on British National Defences, Ame-
rican Politics, and the General Election which is
now coming of in Great Britain, will attrac 1
attention. The present number commences a
new volume, as do also the July numbers of the
westminster, Edinburgh, and London Quarterly
Reviews, which are re-issued in this country by
the same publishers-Messrs. SCOTT & Co., of New
York.
Terms per annum for Backwood, $3; for the
four Reviews and Blackwood, SO.
Messrs. TAYLOR & MAUay are agents for these
periodicals.
LONDON LABOR AND THE LoNpoN Pooa.-Part
~ OF this well known publication, by MAYHEM,
republished by HARPER & BRorHERs, has been
received by Messrs. TAYLOR and MAURY. This
number is chiefly occupied with the mysteries of
the London sewers.