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NOTICE.

~ 500 90 Sass NOTICE. s.gfi +.
GECOND WARD.-EVANS has Just received
~ from the North full and elegant assortment
of SPRINa and SUMNER HATs-Hats "as is Huts''-
and wishes all and singular of his patrons and
friends 10 call and examine his stock 'sIt is the
very error of the moon" to say that EVANS can't
furnish as good Hat can be found in the city.
Now. "Young America if you wish to have cool
heads in these exciting times, call and see
EVANS, Pennsylvania avenue,
two doors from the corner Of 18th street.
June l-eo3t rIntel1 49, - (
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GOLD Discovered IN AEKANsAs.--Tbe Camden
(Ark.) Herald, which we received by steam. boat a
day or two since, had endorsement on its mar
gin, "Great excitement in Camden" The cause
borhood, of which some details given in the
pa per.
IL seems that negro named Scott, who had for.
mery worked in the North Carolina gold mines
was impressed With belief from the character oil
the country that gold could be found in the bills
about Camden, and obtained permission to "pros-
pect" upon the lands of several planters. The
Newman has sent to the editor of the paper
specimen of the gold found in his yard, with the
opinion of California gold digger that the pros
pect !, good, the mine being rich. DR.. Newman's
place 10 about half mile from the public square
in Camden. Gold has been found on other plan
tations. The Herald says: "Our town is in fever
Of excitemsnt. ~. o. PicQu.ns. 26ih.
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DiSNEa TO THs OFFIceRs OF THE SAN GIOVANNI
In reciprocation OF the many courtesies which our
ports of the kingdom of Sardina, a dinner was
given at the Metropolitan Hotel, last evening, to
The officers Of the sloop-of- var San Giovanni
The heahs OF the PRESIDENT Of the United States
and the King of Sardinia were drank, with all the
hooors. and many friendly toasts were inter
chanEed.-N. 7. CsamsrciaI Adosytiser, 3lsf ult.
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FaoA PoRr Az PsIscE by he brig Milton,
McNear, arrived yesterday in sixteen days. we
have Port au Prince papers TO the Sth of May.
They contain no later news. The American barqus
Clara Windsor, which arrived on the 5th Of May
from New York, was detained at quarantine, in
consequence of a case Of smallpox OH board. The
market for provisions was quiet, buyers pur-
chasing only enough for immediate wants. The
downward tendency in -four continued, and was
likely to do ao unless prices in the United States
WELDED, or the importatiops were suspended. Pork
more active and firm. Small sales of cod6sbl
great animation in mackerel, with upward
tendency N Y Journal of Commerce, 3lst.
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CA perfect D.guorr.o,yps Of dec..se.

CA perfect Daguorreotypo Of deceased
or absent friends il more precious relic than gold
or silver; but where to obtain possessing all
the attributes Of perfection s the entous oues-
ton- Those who know the artist say, without
hesitation, go to WHIrsHuRsrs, whose admira bic
genius and extensive experience, combined with
lights, &c., precIudes the possibility of an infe-
rior portrait at hs elegantly furnished establish
ment, where the portraits of hundreds of dead and
living celebrities can be examined. Diguerreo-
ype; aksn IN every s'yls. S;1seseep's, rayon'
tiful art Of CyStototyping ga May 80
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QuARrERMAsrEn's OFrIcE, MARINE Conps.
= Sa- WARRINGTON, Nav "a 1872

SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received At
- this Office until 10 O'Clock a. M, SATURDAY Y, the
4th of June instant for furnishing for the marines
anthracite white ash coal; said coal to be free from
dust, broken, and screened; and be delivered at
such place as may be designated free of expense
to the United States and also for the supply, upon
officers. of such quantity OF best oak wood as may
be required from 1st July, 1853, to 3Oth June
1854. The wood to be delivered, piled, and mea-
sured within the barrack walls free of expense tc
the Uoited States. o. Tossed eesill
June 2-eod4J i9e Il
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G3- CARD.-Without any solicitation
on my part, come friends brought me out a
candidate for City Collector at the ensuing June
election. l take this opportunity to return my
sincere thanks to those friends, but most respect
fully decline being candidate for said office.
BEN. f. CUTTINGS.
WAsHISoToN ASYLUM, May 80, 1853.
June l-3t
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WALrER TAyLos, who was convicted at the late
ciscuit court, Hartford, Connecticut, of fraud in
reference 10 pensions, bag been sentenced to the
State prieen Tor ten years. On four Of the let
mepts bund sGainst him no trial was bad
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Lmxa Ia Eole.


EEw Yoax, June 1.-The extensive auction sale
Of teas to day largely attended. The prices
paid exhibit an average advance Of fully tw enty
per cent. This is owing in great degree to the
IN favorable accounts from China in reference to
the progress Of the rebellion there. The impress.
son is that~prices will further advance, il the
insurrection continues to progress without check,
as has lately been the case.
-.t-Hn .a- .ttiri Maykets
Nkw YoaK, June 1.-The -four market is much
easier o-day with sales of $3.50 barrels at 81 so
81 IS for State. and 81 Sc a 81 81. for Gene
Sales Of 600 barrels Southern at 81 81 a
SIS l2t. Wheat is ecarce. with sales OF 2 $50 BUSH
els at IL for western white. Corn 10 active, with
sales of $500 bushels at 62 for mixed, and IS for
yellow.
Sales at the stock board of Canton at 81; Erie at
$50; Norwich at 81 4; Cumberland at 50I; Morris
ut ~; New Creek at2s.
BALrIMoae, June Flour ia dull and inactive
to day. There we're eales of 200 barrels Howard
street at 81 so; the market closing dull at that
rate. About $4,000 bushels of corn were sold this
morning at 50 SO for white. and Sc a 81 for vel
low. Some sales of mixed at 81. No sales of wheat;
red is quoted at 100 los, and white los liz, as
to quality. Sales of Pennsylvania rye at 80 Wits
KY is held at ~ in hhds., and % % in barrels.
Sales at the Balsimore Stock Board, June /.
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ARRIVAL OF IMNlG Nrs.-An immense a eet OF
vessels from all parts of the world arrived at New
York on Monday among them the pack ct shi o
Isaac Webb, from Liverpool with 720 pa see gers,
packet ship London, 5roia London, with 40 and
snip Mercury from Havre, with 53S. Be-
sides these, some half dozen ships from German
ports came 10 full of immigrants
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The Memphis Conference.-The Baltimore Dele
gatss-Pisdges of Baltimore TO the West and
Southtcest- CONTEXT for Commercial Supremacy
Ship Cdndi-Liunpool Sfsamrs-Parksr Ptin
Stsamns-Nsp York aud Balfinore-Improre
Be-
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MARRIED.

At the Church of the Epiphany, by the Rev
Mr.. FRKScH, on the 3lst ultimo, PETER F. WILL
SON, esq and Miss CORNELIA Nj. KELLER, q
Washington.
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Or THIRD WARD.-NIr. Editor. The
of the southern portion OF tho Third Ward beg
leave to announce DR.. WILLIAM GuNroN az a suit.
able person represent their interests in the board
of Aldermen at the ensuing election, gao
Mav 81
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The DEMOCRATIC Cry CosvEsTIoN, last night,
nominated Captain John Y. Bryant a candidate
for Collector. and MIR. Peter NJ Pearson for Regis
ter; Dr.. Chaplin and MIR. B. K. Morsell havin g
formally and severally declined the honor hereto
fore rendered to them by the same body.
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THs AsxAssAs La No CaAnr >-Tbs Gov.rno,
OF tho State OF Arkansas has He'd With the Com
misssooer OF the General Land Ofics. At Wssh-
ingson city, hfs formal acceptance In behalf OF
the state, Of the grant Of lands made 10 the State
oy the act OF Congress Of February last s.to aid
IN the construc ton of q railroad from a point on
the Mississippi opposite the mouth OF the Ohio
river, Uso Little Rock, TO the Texas boundary,
near Fulton, Arkansas The Governor gives no
hce that the State will claim THE grant of lands
az taking effect on the passage of the bill in Feb.
ruary last, and will insist on the confirmation to
her OF all lands the line of the said railroad
which che may hold, and which not sold by
the United States on that day. and will claim that
all subsequent sales be annued. l5 1arn
The President of the st. Louis and Iron Moun-
tain railroad, which, a connecting link of the
Grand Western Valley railroad, il interested in
these lands has written to q citizen of Little Roc K,
under date of the 9th, follows:
"The st. Louis and Iron Mountain Railroad
Company will be ready TO locate their road with
in twenty days, aud we hope to have the whole
under contract by the 10Th of July-the work to
be completed in two years. .nl..
'Under the provisions of our charter. as well az
by the authority of general railroad law,
passed At the last session of our Legislature, we
and will meet you at the Arkansas line.
awe shall have no difficulty in obtaining the
money to construct division OF the Great Mia
sissippi Valley railroad to the boundary line which
divides Missouri and Arkansas, soon you give
assurances that the work will go through your
State-'
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G- THIRD WARD.-P1ease announce
the name of Dr. M V. B. BoaAN as a suitable
candidate for the Common Council from the Third
Ward. He will be supported by
June Ibid MANY VOTERS.
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CONNOLLY'S ICE CREAM SALOON, Sew
~ enth street, five doors below the Post Office
Department Neat, spacious, and airy. Open
until II o. m. Families supplied. May lift
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED ROOMS
IL FOR RENT.-Mrs. HAMILTON, on 18th
street, between and streets, has rooms for rent
to respectable parties. Terms moderate.
NAV 3I-eu3t ----L-L -. ~.
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GJ-THIRD WARD.-Thomas C. Connolly
will be supported for Common Council by
May Is G- MANY VOTERS.
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
WAR DEpARrMEsr.

WAR DEPARTMKNr,
WASHINGTON, May 20, 1853.
PROPOSALS will be received at this DEPARTING
until O'Clock on Monday. the 10th of June
schedule below.
The stationery must be of the best quality. Sam.
pies must accompany the bids.
The successful bidder will be required to give
BOND, with approved sureties for the faithful full
flment OF his contract, and the Department will
reserve the right to order the articles at such time
and In such quantities as it may deem p4Der, and
to increase or diminish the quantities below stated
Papers made Of Linen Stock.
reams folio post. ruled, machine-made,
weighing II lbs per ream s-
80 do single cap, ruled, machine-made,
weighing IL lbs. per ream
l2O do quarto post, ruled machine-made
weighing 81 lbs. per ream
~ 90 quarto poet, ruled, hand made,
weighing 81 lbs. per ream
~ 90 note paper per ream
90 copying paper do
do blotting paper do
III do Cranes machn e-made buff
envelope paper do
10000 envelopes, 70 weighing one pound per l 900
20 dozen cards Perry's pens per dozen cards
100 do cards other metallic pens do do
1000 quilts No. 80 per 600
so dozen Contu's or Faber's lead pen
ellis per dozen
2 do ivory folders, plain do
do erasers, ivory handles do
.s- 90 ivory waller stamps do
l do cocoa sand boxes do
do 4-biaded knives, Rodgers &
Sons do
do inkstands, 2.inch cut glass do
10 do Cooper Phillips, Princes,
or other black ink, in quarts do
Is do French carmine ink, in ounce
walls do
l do copying ink do
200 waters, large, for Department seal pr 900
~ pounds waters, common size per pound
e,l 60 do sealing wax scarlet do
10 do India rubber, prepared in
pieces do
ounces pounce per ounce
2 pecks black sand per peck
~ dozen taste, assorted per dozen
100 do red tape, assorted sizes do
May 28-w4t&19June
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The OLp COUNTESS OF DEsAoNp. who died in
the reign Of James L., pronounced Richard III. as
handsome a man she ever danced with. .-t


"The countess must have lived longer than peo-
pie do now days. Richard III. was killed in
1855. King James commenced his reign in 1903
an interval Of only ll3 years. Therefore, to have
been of sufficient to have danced with Richard
even on the day Of his DEATH and to have died on
the very day James l. mounted the throne, would
make the old countess to have lived about l35
years. But to have danced with Richard when be
was young man and in his dancing days, and to
have died about the middle OF the reign of James.
would make her about ITO years of age at the
time of her death. Verify, old countess, in
deed :"
A correspondent of the New York Erening Post,
having read the foregoing, cites the following facts
in relation to the Countess Of Desmond, as derived
from Walpoe:
1.-THE Countess of Desmond lived to the age of
l59 years, danced with Richard iii. and affirmed
that he was tell made man.
''She was 81 when abe married O'Conner of
Sligo
The Earl of DSsmoud's first wife died in 1864 !;
If he remarked the next day his bride must have
been sixtyeight, and yet she had and five
dau ghters by him.
Lord Bacon, says Fuller. computed her age to
be lao least, and added that she three times had
q set of teeth
''An extraordinary anecdote. given as authen-
tic, relating to this lady, by Robert, the second
Earl of Leicester, who received the account from
Lady Desmond, That the old countess came to
Eng land, to solicit pension, at the end of Queen
Elizabeth's reign, and was poor that she walked
from Bristol to London. Her daughter, being too
decrepid TO go on foot, was carried in a cart
The Countess, says Lord Leicester, might
have lived much longer had she not met with a
kind of violent death, for she would needs climb a
nut tree to gather nuts; falling down, she hurt
her thigh. which brought on fever and that fever
brought DEATH
'she was born in l466, died in 1928; making her
49,"
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Ma. BERRETT, the newly-appointed City Post
master, entered upon duty yesterday. One of hi
first official acts was the removal of w. H. Gun
nell, chief clerk. and the promotion of Lambert
Tree to the place thus vacated.
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90 Please Stop that Ball.-Mr. Nicholas
CALLAN is net a candidate for the Board Of Alder
man for the Second Ward.
June 1-3t* SIC TRANSIT
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~ EMIL e M EMS NEW FURNISHING
VI STORE.-I have this day opened new and
beautiful assortment of Furnishing Goods, COM
prising all styIes of fine Drees Shirts, GAUGE,
Merino, Shaker, and Silk Undershirts, Drawers,
Hosiery, Gloves, Stocks, Ties, Cravats, Scarfs,
Suapenders, Handkerchief, French Smoking
Suits, Morning Robes, Canes and Umbrellas, &c.
Shirts manufactured to order at this establishment
in pattern. style and quality which cannot be eur
passed. Shirts made to order at the shortest no.
tice. 7toi % 7a 3a a-
Gentlemen in want of the above articles would
do we'll to call and examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
DE $3.50 HOPKINS, s
One door from 9Th street, Penn. avenue,
has hs.ween Browns and National Hotel.
Ma, 10-stawsw lUnionl
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0U-THIRD WARD.-R. H. Laskey ia can.
ddate for the board of Common Council for the
Third Ward. Bae .-.f4 ~. May Is
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+ AIDES AND GENTLEMEN are invited to
IL visit CONNOLLY'S Ice Cream Saloon, oppo.
site Mattingly's New Buildings, on 7th street, be-
low E. This saloon is on the second floor, spacious
and airy, and kept in perfect order. Open until
III p. m. o,s May 2S-6t
DOARDING..-Mrs. E. THOMSON has now
ID two desirable front rooms unoccupied suitable
for family. Corner of H and Ninth streets.
May 26-eolw* x
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o. FOR COLLECTOR OF TAXES.-Rob-
ert j. Roche is presented to his fellow. citizens
for re election. The prompt and faithful manner
in which he has heretofore discharged the duties
of the office merits at the hands of his ellowc iti-
zens their hearty support.
Nav 20-eodtlstJune
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90 THIRD WARD.--Chas. p. Wannall,
esq our former representative, will be supported
for the Common Council, at the enauing election
in June next, By a.ltl MANY VOTERS.
Mo- 49, tf.fif
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MAYORS OFFICE, WAsHINaroN, May 30, 1853.
4 REWARD OF FIVE HUNDRED DOL
"A LARS will be paid for the apprehension. or
for such information may lead to the app rehen-
recent acts of incendiarism in this city, the reward
to be paid upon the conviction of the person per-
sons apprehended. sy ~.
June 1-3t JOHN w. MAURY, Mayor.
STRAWBERRY FESTIvAL.-The Ladies
~ contributing to the erection of the Catholic
Church on the Island are pIensed to announce to
the ladies and gentlemen of Washington, George
town, and vicinity, that grand Strawberry and
1ce-cream Festival will be given on Tuesday even
ing, May 3lst. at CARUsI's SALOON, to continue
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday evenings.
Admission l2i cents; doors open at O'Clock.
MAY 80
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QUARTERMAsrER's OFFICE MARINE CoRps,
WAsHINGroN, Nav "a. 1852

= WAsHINGToN, May "a, 1883.
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received
~ at this Office until 10 O'Clock a m Saturday,
the 4th June next, for furnishing for the marines
stationed in ths city from Is to 100 tons of best
anthracite white ash COAL said coal to be free from
dust, broken, and screened; and be delivered at
such place as may be designated free of expense
to the United States; and also for the supply up.
on the quarterly acquisitions of the commanding
officers, of such quantity Of best oak wood az may
be required from lst July, 1853, TO goth June 1854;
the wood to be delivered, piled, and measured
within the Barrack walls free of expense to the
United States.
May 26-eodt4June t
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BANK OF THE METROPOLIS,

WAsHINeToN, May 80, 1853.
4 GENERAL MEETING of the Stockholders
n of this Bank will be held at the Banking
House in this city, Monday, the 4th day of July
next, for the purpose of electing Trustees for the
year then next ensuing
The polls will open at o'clock, and close at IL
O'Clock m
BY order of the Board:
RID. SMITH, Cashier.
MAY 3l-eot27June&d t4Juiy
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o. FOR COLLECTOR OF TAxEs.-The
friends of Captain JOHN Y. BRYANT will sustain
his nomination, and urge his election to the above
office. May l9-dtd
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION. BY JOSEPH G..
1Vl KGSTLER. Address him through the
city post office. Terms, cash in advance.
April l-dlawly&w1y lt1l $50
IIntelligencer, Union, and GeorgetownAdv.]
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AVENUE HOUSE.

AVENUE HOUSE,
GEORGE FRENCH & CO.,
Late Of French's Hotel, Norfolk.
THIS HOTEL, just finished at great expense, ia
i furnished throughout in the latest and best
style. The rooms are large and airy, and every
attention will be paid 10 the comfort of their
guests
Families wishing board be accommodated
at reasonable rates.
The charge for meal boarders will be four dol
lars ner veek April ii
r OUISA ELTON, or Things Seen and Heard
IL by Mrs Mary E. Herndon
Anti Fapaticisn, a Tale of the South, by Miss
Martha Haints Butt.
The Race for Riches, and Some of the Pits into
which the Runners Fall, by VIM. Arnot with
Notes and Preface, by Stephen Colwell.
Just published and for sale by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
MAY 81 Booksellers, near 9th st
ITHE MERCHANTS AND BANKERS ALMA.
i MAC FOR 1858. ycA
Hand Book for Americans in Europe; by Rev
Roswell Park, D. D. .sn
Echoes of Bell, Voice from the Pact; by
Ben. Shadow. sims
| Layard's Second Expedition to Babylon ana
Nineyah; abridged, l VOL l2mo.
/ The New Rome, the United States of the
Worlj; by Theodore Poesche and Chares Goepp
NAV 20 FRANCK TAYLOR
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N ADDRESS DELIVERED BEFORE THE
"A NEW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY
February 20. 1852 By Daniel Webster.
Mar IL ass FRANCK TAYLOR,
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LJARPERS' MAGAZINE, for June,
Al just received at the Agency. 3sa
j. slsl7ra-, ~ .,,5 TAYLOR & MAURY'S
= May q .lts- Bookstore, near 9th Ut.
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SECOND WARD NOMINATION.
For Common Council-JouH M. DOM.
Ma. EDIToR: Please set that ball rolling.
May 81 SECOND WARD
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n j. STEERS NEW GOODS FOR GEN.
TLEdEN.-I have just received another sup
Div of elegant goods for gentlemen, making my
stock at the present time very complete. Those
who are about to supply themselves with clothing
for the present and approaching warm weather
should by all means see my goods before they pur-
chase elsewhere. 4srs IN es.l5, May l8-iflf
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THE SUBSCRIBER, LATE AND FOR
i many years Chief Clerk in the Office of the
Register Of the Treasury, will be pleased to trans
act any business to which his friends may require
his attention. . ef
E May 4-d1w&wf MICH'L NOuRsE.A
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VOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA.
i TION.SRooms Fo,clers' Building. Seventh
street, belo,D e, near the General Post O65ce-The
Library and Reading Rooms are open every day,
Sunday excepted,) between the hours of three
and ten p. m. The best religious newspapers and
the standard reviews and magazines of this coun-
try and Great Britain are regularly received.
Citizens and strangers will be cordially well
coined.
By Order of the Association. 5i
Mar 4-eotf 81 SOS
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MICHAUD's HISTORY OF THE CRUSADE.

MICHAUD's HISTORY OF THE CRUsADRs,
IVA 3 vols.; translated from the Erepch.
The Race for Richesi by VIM. Arnot
Louise Elton, or Thin,s Seen and Heard no.
vel, by Mrs Mary E. Herndoo. a
Anu-fana'icism, tale of the South; by Mrs.
Martha H. Butt.
Lamartine's History of the Restoratio- - NJ
archy in France. vol oi won
Forester illustrated. f'AHA
Krider' . Sporting Anecdotes
The Evening Book; by Mrs. Kirkland
Hints on the paguerreotype, with illustrations
Elements Of Mechanism; BY T. Baker, G. E.
Wild Jack, or the Stolen Child; BY Caroline 90
Heniz ---s- - -''e
The New Orleans Sketch Book; by "stabl %
with illustrations. = ,s,i.s =. ~ -
June FRANCK TAYLOR.
NEW BOOKS The New Orleans Comic Sketch
IN Book.
Wild Jack. or the Stolen Child, and other stories
by Caroline Lee Hentx.
Krider's Sporting Anecdotes, illustrative Of the
habits Of American game
Baksr's Elements of Mechanism, for students in
Mechanical Engineering.
Hnss on the Daguerreotype-P Photographic pic
lures, illustrated with Engravings.
lust received at IssfFFs-F .89s
TAYLOR b sMAORY'S,
'uess fl4 Near at street