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GALLERY is now the

/ flvorite pac" Of resort Tor those who wish
10 procure an acanratp likeness at a reasonable
price. He gives his personal attention 10 each
picture. and guarantees satisfaction or no charge.
A line assortment Of fancy eases constantly on
hand. Gallery on Penn ylvania avenue. between
!! and 9Th streets, over Lane \ fuckers.
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r E. LEWIS'S Life and Fire Insurance

{. LEWIS'S Life and Fire Insurance
~ Office has been removed to the new and am.
pie rooms, Hall No. in 'Wn>hngton Place, east
side Of Seventh street near the General Post OF.
tee, where assurances can be effected on as good
terms in the United States
The mutual Bench, Life Insurance Company
has capital over onc-anda- declares
and pays dividends annually. All lifc.melnbers
share alike inpropor,on to their annual premiums
Ia eight years there have been paid to survivors.
through my office, over srvcnty-ive thousand dol
lars Information and publications gratis.
Northwestern Fire Insurance Company, capital
and surplus fund SIO0.00O. l have acted for this
company about seven years; and all losses have
been honorably adjusted and promptly paid,
| have associated with ms in this department
my sou. JOSEPH X, LEWIS, and we have been
appointed agents of the Continental Insurance
Company Of New York city, having cash capital
Of $4,000
Some one from the Office will vis. any proper
Is. hen desired IN Washington Georgetown, or
Alexandria.
Having much indemnity capital, we shall
hope TO satisfy all who call.
J. c. LEWIS,
Sep. Gift (m) Superintendent Of Agencies.
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GEO +. MASSEY 4 CO.,
real. ESTATE BROKERS.

ts>h.tL 'LNM ~ iS.EP;N'. AGENTS,
Opposite the Post Once 7ih street.
Sep 2lx
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Steam Mabiaation.

s. II - -.
THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
Tie sin FPS comprising this tho are ME toHomius.
The ALLAN lC ...... Captain West.
The PACIFIC. Captain Nye.
The AK IT,. Captain Luce.
The ia I.Ili Captain Comsfock
The ADRlATlC... Captain Grafton.
EEA These ships have been buiIt Nv
< n 49,. contract expressly for Government
SEaEy service; every care has been taken
IN their construction as also IN their engines, 10
ensure strength and speed; and their accommo
datons for passengers are unequalled for elegance
and comfort.
Price Of passage from New York to Liyernool
in first eabih, sl2o; in second cabin, SO. Excu-
Sivc use OF eXtra-siZc state rooms $500 From
Liverpool to New York, I3O and EGO.
An experienced surgeon attached to each shin.
No bcr!S can he secured until paid for
PROPOSED DATES or SAILING.
1893. 1888.
Fran. Ne" York. Fran L;,o,uo.i
Saturday. Angus, q "Wednesday Anyu., 10
saturday. August 90 Wednesday August ~
saturday. .Sept.5 "Wednesday. Sept. T.
saturday. sept. II. Wednesday. Sept e.
saturday .octobcr |. "Wednesday. October s.
Saturday. October Is. "Wednesday. October 10
saturday. .Octobr ~. "Wednesday. Nov =
saturday.. Nov. -. "Wednesday. Nov Iii
saturday. Nov. ~. "Wednesday. Nov 30.
saturday. Dec.lo. "Wednesday. dec. II.
saturday,. Dec. -. Wednesday. Dec. 49,
For freight or passage apply to,
EDWARD X. COLLINS & CO..
No. So Wall street, n Y
BROWN, SIIlPLEY & CO.
Liverpool
X. G. ROBERTS 4 Co,
10 King Arms Yard, London.
J. MUNROE & CO.
20 Rue Notre Dame DIES Victories, Paris
GEO. II. DRAPER. Hayre.
The owners OF these ships will no, be account
able for gold, silver, bullion, specie, jewelry, pre-.
Str IN l., 4.
signed therefor, and the value thereof therein ex-
Presscu. Sep eff
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NEW YORK, May z, ls53.--Thc UNDER
n signed has this day opened an office, No, IL
William street, merchants EXchansc.) Tor the
transaction OF general brokerage business.
Bank insurance, mining. railroad. governments
State, and city securities bought and sold.
Promi>sory notes, bills of exchange, and loans
negotiated.
Sep 2l--dtt EMANUEL B. HART.
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@T~7 STEAMBOAT FOR SAIE.--
5l-.:ssssss=AhT The propeller PENNSYLVANIA
horse power, new engine and boiler. in complete
order. carrying 30 tons, or 1000 bushels ot grain,
is offered at private sale. The boat is suitable for
either canal Or river navigation, and will answer
well tor towing.
Apply 10 q. A. SAGE. corner Of Isl street, east,
and G street. Capitol Hill. h Sep 2l-3t
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4EEA NEW YORK. BREMEN, ana
St-.fEs southampton United States Mail
aEssa sasss Steamers:--The ships comprising
i IN. llne , are the WASHINGTON. Captain E. NJ.
f'ich; HERMANN, Captain E. Higgins.
These steamers stop at Southampton both going
and returning. ee
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!. ST For MOUNT VERNON AND

q GI n TVN NIJIU Nj. VERNON AMI
:sSs - 80 Fort Washington.--Fsrc round,rip.
~: from Alexandra, 75 cen,s.-dyrrjvp !.
" y ,oS,, 2, !; oefork, r. M-The steamer
''hoh"E WASHINGTON will make three ,rp.
wecN, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays,
o'clock. A. NJ - -
coaches leave tho Capitol for the Boa, =, 81
O'clock, a NJ. Coach fare. 10 cents. Per,ons
wishing thr coaches 10 call for them win leavc
Their names with Geo. 4 Thomas Parker & co
Refreshments 10 be had on board Tho hoa, :"
49, JOB 'CORSON,
- Captain.
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD
r,ssszzs=szssra.s-1 TRAINS Run AS FOLLOWS:

WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
raasaszsza TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS:
.tss:s..-.sese@ Leave daily, except Sunday, at and
A. NJ, 81 and S p. M.
On Sunday at 6 A. NJ, and P. M.
The Train at 2. NJ. is express, and stops only
at Annapolis Junction and Relay the others at all
way stations.
Trains at s A. NJ. and 81 p. NJ, connect with
Annapolis.
Trains at A. Nj. and p. Mr., connect West
Trains at 6 and A. NJ. and P. NJ. connect
East
Fare from Washington to Baltimore. ISL IS
Do do do and return so
DO do Annapolis...: IS
DO do do and return SO
The round trip tickets must, in all cases, be pro-
cured at the office, and are good for the day upon
which they are issued +. H. PARSONS,
sep 2l-tf* Agent.
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4 LIiNANDER BAKERS date OF Va.)
IN Potomac, House. Pennsylvania avenue, u
lew doors east of i! street, Washington.
&cp2l-tt
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JOE sNILISSGTOS'S Periodical, News.
paper. stationery, and Isook-ssIlinx
lcNtahlishn,.uf

Of~on Dn'hiHg. Cornrr J! street aU1 PENNSYLVANIA
A,rUnf,
From which place he viii supply all orders for any
bs,.Ls. no matter by whom published IN advance
Of all o.he,e, aid ., publishers prre>
Washington pub',.aiinh oi.i"u ~ Harpcr'. Mag.
azinr, tsodcys Ladies Book, Gra,iau's 4; ,,oe
Putna,ns Magazine. Ladies National Ma:-Inyin,
and all th.. foreign Reviews
arg" and good assortment Of blank book. and
everything 10 The stationery line for sale =,
JOE SllILLINGTON'S Book store
Od.oR Binding, Corner of {! =. and Penn. Az
Agent for the New York Herald. Yr,hune a,,t
Times Srp 2i-.h
NEW GOODS AND NEW STYLES
~ We are now opening new goods for ia" fall
trade. Our stock viii BE- found equal To the best
in III. Dsr&rt in style and quality.
We invite TO, Old customer. and gentlemen in
want Of Clothing made /" .s!.r!o give Us an early
call.
We have also Ready Made Clothing Of the bcs,
quality. Gentlemen no, having time to get them
msdS. will find garments to BE of superior
quality IN i,.si ijnr.
Furnishing Goods af MI kinds a. best cotton
wooilcn. cotton and silk Shirts and d. .srs. some
vsry large and fine, with many other new and de.
s,raids EfsdAs, YOUNG "a OREM
MssehsH Tailors and Cloihicrs,
Sep % I'm, Known. N,i,I
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PROPOSED DATES OF sAlLlNG-lS53.

rltChi flEhMANN, captain +. Higgins.
These steamers stop at Southampton both going
and returning.
PROPOSED DATES OF sAlLlNG-lS53
From New York. From Bremen.
Washington. SATURDAY, Feb 2G March 81
tiefmnhn Saturday March 20. April %.
Washington. Saturday April 90 Nav 90
Hermann Saturday May 81 Junel7
Washington. Saturday June ls .]uIv ~
Hermann Saturday, July IT, A,.. -
Washington. SATURDAY. Aug 49, Sen, q
Hermann saturday Sept TO- Oci =
Washington Saturday, Oct. s. Nov j.
Hermann Saturday Nov. s. De-, >
Washington. Saturday. Dee g. Dec. no
Hermann Saturday. Dec 81.
Fiom Southampton to Near York.
Washington. March 30 Washington . SEM IL
llcrnant.. April Fl Hermann. :. .Oct. ~
!, May IS Washington. Nov. .
iicrnann.. June 1, - Hermann Dee 7
Hermann. Aug. II
PRICE OF PASSAGE FROM NEW YORK TO SOUTHLAND
TON OR BREMEN
FIRST cabin, main saloon. ..............Sl2O
First calm. lower saloon. IOs
Second cabin. Observation-Disclosures. 90
AIT letters and newspapers must pass through
the post office
No bills Of lading viii be signed on the day Of
sailing. ~ :
An experienced surgeon is attached to each
steamer.
For freight or passage apply to
MOLLER, SAND & RIERA,
26 South street n Y
G. A.. 1IElNCkEN l. co. Bremen.
MARTINEAU, CROSkEY g. co,
Southampton.
Sept 2l--3m
GTEAM Communication between New
~ York and Bremen Bremen Mail Line The
slde-wheel steamers lIansa. 1900 TONS and Ger
mania, 1000 tons, will sail as follows
From Nrm YoyA. Fran R,e,,.,
Gernan'a. September 10 Gernania. middle Of
October.
Hansa. September 90 lIansa.. Angus. %
Passage from New York to Bremen: First class,
500; second class. Sa5
For freight or passage apply TO-
OELR1CIIS & CO..
Sep 2l--td s., Broad stree, n Y
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DR.. VAN PAl'TLH
= u II & T. q N ID +; " Il

Penn. avenue. between 9th and It'll SIS, next to
Todds Tat Store. Sep 2l--ti
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: III. ALEXANDRIA, AND WASH

rTns- ALEXANDRIA AND WASII-
sL=s-s - ing,on Boat.-Thc WASHINGTON
w'Il leave tn" regular steamboat wharf The boa,
has line comfortable saloons The coach leaves
the Capitol a, :, 10, II. II. !. and 81 O'Clock.
Leaves Alexandria a, s, 10, IL, q, /, and "a
Leaves Washington u, o II, II, 5. ~. and q
O'Clock - =
The above Boat be chartered for pubic ar
select parties. JOB CORSlN
Sep 2l--tf& c.n,a;,
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
S0 BOXES Lump Tobacco. Of dine

S0 BONES Lump Tobacco, Of different
~ grades and comprising. the best brands in
market.
2nlooo Fine medium and low priced Cigars.
New York line cut chewing and smoking Tabacco.
Turkish smoking Tobacco
Cigarettes. Snuff Pipes, &c.
In store and for sale on accommodating terms,
by G. W. COCHRAN
7,h street, opposite Nat. lntclliscncer olcc.
sep 2I--co:a (ml
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= dr. 4 FOR P1NEY POINT, OLD
ss==s-c4-=--sls Point and Norfolk The Steamer
OCEoLA, having been thoroughly repaired will,
on the 9Th of July, commence running regularly
to Tue sbovc places-caving Washington every
Wednesday and Saturday at O'Clock, A. NJ Re-
turning. leave Norfolk every Monday and Thurs.
day at O'Clock. T. n. She will toicie. pulorlv
at Pincy Point. Old Point Conc river. and The in.
tcrmcdia,c landings ON the Potomac far signal. Or
!" Enh, ana VIII arrive at Norfolk in time for ,h.
James river boats and for tho Son,bcrn care
Passage and iare,o Norfolk. .......s5
70 40 Old Point. ......i
DO ,o pincv pon, =
Sop en- JAS. MITf,IITII g.:
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NOR RENT.--The House In Gadsby's Row.
/ q. pr">,n, occupied by Mr.. Thornton 7. $
y hc't.rtahia 4;5d Iciober
Apply 10 j. III. MCBLAIH,
Sep .e-.tcod Pennsylvania aven,f
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rr.a FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND

f.,aT - IIavrc.--THc Tnitrd States Mail
lcaEgsF ass. O. Steamer FRANkLlN.J A. Wot,on,
cu1,nnanacr. viii leave for Iiayrc touching VI
SOUTHAMPTON, 10 lard mails and passengers, on
SATURDAY. September , at IL O'Clock from Pier
No. J. North River. rTicc Of passage sl2o.--
l'''=gngr moi wanted during the voyage. should be.
sent ON board the day before sailing marked '.bc-
low. No merchandise will be received on board
after Thursday, September 22d. For freight or
passage. apply 10
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON,
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NMW YORK = CALIEonNIA srI,AM.

~ snip Line VIA Nicaragua.-The shortest and
cheapest route for San Franci,co-Thc Accessory
Transit Company, Of Nicaragua, proprietors,
Through in advance Of the mail Only Inc giving,
through tickets, including the Is,hnns crossing.
The new double engine steamship STAR 0E ,rjI:
WEST. 1000 tons bur,hrn, viii leave from pi,r
no. : North river. at 3 o'clock F. A.. precisely
for San Juan del Norte. on Tuesday Srp,cmber
10th; connecting with the new and tayor,e steam.
ship CoRIES, 500 tons burhcn over the Mic
arag'a transit route, having but twelve miles OF
land transportation. These steamers arc nnsn.
passed in their ventilation and accommoda,ions
for information or passage AT the lowest rates m.
ply only at the agency of tho company. No. S
Bowling Green ~ Y
CHARLES MORGAN, Agent.
Sep Gift S.
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
r.. r- 7:ssE=zss:ssssss===- CHANGE OF HOURs.-On
sk3.tisss..-.-ssEaA and after Wednc sday June lSt

r.. rz.x:sssy.= CHANGE OF HOUSTON
4ss1..s..----szee4 and after Wcdncs day. June l<t
1898, daily trains (Sundays excepted will run over
this road ngreeably 10 the following arrangement:
A train for Warrenton and intermediate points
will leave the Station, corner of Duke and Henry
streets. 1t S O'Clock, A. NJ.
Returning will leave Warrenton at a quarter
past | O'Clock =. NJ arriving in Alexandria at a
quarter before 1 y. NJ
train from culpcpper 10 Alexandria and inter.
mediate points will leave Culpepper at 7 o'clock
A. NJ. arriving in Alexandra 1T 10 o'clock A. M.
Returning will leave Alexandria at 3 O'clock p.
NJ. arriving in Cupcpper at quarter before 8
O'clock.
A daily stage is running between GordonsviIlc
and Cnlpcpper, in connection with the cars on this
and the Virginia Central Routes.
THROUGH TICKETS.
10 StauntOn ................... Z ~
10 Lynchburg.. W
1O NiddleDurg. .................. w
10 W lncnester. w
Per order: w. B. BROCkETT,
Sept 2l-ti* Agent.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-01

While Milo Hatch of Halifax was walk
ing along the road in the west part OF that
town, about dusk on "Wednesday, the 18th
inst, be net young man By the name of
}. J. Gallup, with whom he had previously
had some difficulty, though nothing Of
serious character, and on passing be salu,-
I'd him familiarity with a friendly "good
evening, Frank" but received mo reply,
and had hardly go, by when he wus strnck
with some missile from behind, which fell
ed hlm 10 the ground, where he lay short
tune ncsrly insensihle. When he recover
ed his consciousness sufficiently 10 look
around aud aitemp, 10 get up he found
yonng Gallup standing over him in a
threatening posture, with a heavy walking
stick in has hand. Hatch then began 10
ely for help, when Gallup drew a revolver
and told h,m III h. hallood again be- would
pat ball through hun Fortunately
there we're persons near by who heard the
cry and came 10 the assistance ot Hatch
but Gallup took himself away before their
ariyas
Gsllnp was arrested by constable Scott
Of Haitian. the next day in the cas-, part n
WILMINGTON, IN tho woods 20 which he
hsd, when be- found ths, the officer was in
pursuit Of hln., ba, nj until he had shown
himscif more desperate far one 81 his years
being only l.-lhan sc supposed any
yGune man In our State could be. When
Scott 90 within about rod Of HIM. Ne
srv~ tao uyolyors, one in each hand, and
dars'l han 10 oone any nearer. Scot,
saltcd a u,1nonl uaill his Asslstan,z, Ian
Ps'sar and Chsse, came up, uhen thy
ri-ird upon hia., hu' dia r., got hold 81
hun before be hsd snapped four or Eve caps
- them. Tie cause 81 the pistols uoi 20
log ~, ,i.A Kind Providence that protected
TIE Office" snii his b'en -lan~ c-u dc,rr
mime. AflrF Afre,iiBg the villain. Scott
took from hnB his pistols, tvo IA .bauoIlcd
rrrnl,Vrs, difk with blade 80 inches Id
length, slang sh'i, and large jsrt,
kniie.
Ga fnaaY the prisoner was bunghi be.
f'ro N'eholas Cad, F-i-. 81 nslshr. GA e
charge 81 sSsapltius Alf lls,eA with IA.
trHl % A,t, And ordered 10 bpi bail 10 the
snm Of $50 far h.s apPoarauec bcfofe the
Cyauiy Court uoki % b. holden ct Ncv-
hne, and iu delul, thereof % Be commit.
ied n lsh
Constable Sra,, ieis him in rgsio1, un-
q. Saturday m1fuinr. shen wtruri ~ts
placed 10 he hsnds, oo,nuandine hun -
bnng Gallup before Jasiies Ma, sf wn.
miusioa g. snasr7 90 eharga fs iupei
a. ~ eacff ~ lhg o1oeuusH 81 "a pfs.
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s''""''t" tun 10 Gus H'''' ''N; ''e F''-
p'sea wa, u'ls s',""''l Ni'',un ora" ''eu l
N-UN' lcC' "l W''e', anu n'' tVP uo ~, u"
h"nu''a lo'' "n"'e W. "a'V' t nii nc
maximum he'E"' % .ieN"'oS CT t''e "'ea"
iron me pouein 81 lhc sea trough 10 h'
crest oi the wave !, 'nlt'y-'Nf 'o'l nehc'
UT bnfseh N".VlU'eu olh' a VNT7'l "' s'N-
cniy-hNe tcet drau5h Would always run on
nearly lcNei Rect lhete ate pul 10"
ports where such vessel coula oh'or-
On our co1st' Newport offers me greatest
facilities OF good haroor, "iih case OF ac-
cess and ohnndance ct water, and mere
/ Mr. Burden promised to establish the head
quarters OF his ship No steps ere ever
/ taken tn carry OUT the majestic idea OF our
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fntn ihg New ilainpshirc stnrhsi.
Musical Festival

hh. bhiToh
According to previous notice, the New
Hampshire and Vermont musical associa-
ton met at Whlpolc, Tuesday the 9TH inst,
and continued four days, under the dircc.
tioA of Frof. b. +. Baker Of Boston.
Every scat IN the spacious Town Hall
was filled to its utmost capacity during the
last three days of the session, and the eve
mug of the Concert Qast EVENING" every
nook aud corner were filed with perform
ers and listeners.
thousand persons crowded together, one half
Of which were musicians. Hundreds could
not gain admission by force, love nor money.
who were forced TO the alternative of be-
coming listeners on the Cannon nround
the Han. The number could not be MS.
certnincd; but could not have been less than
five hundred.
Many were the doubts entertained and
expressed by musicians. Of the possibility
OF performing the Oratorio of DAVID BY
AN association in the country but after the
first day of rehearsal those doubts were all
removed, aud after the Concert. many
/ who had heard it performed in cities.
remarked. d" that il much exceeded many
/ of those performances That it was
great musical triumph. III things consider
oJ mn ono CIR a ,no,ncn, r,r do,h, { n
p.u oc u,s,o, .,,.,,o;,,.,l ,,,, r,., .cn.,.;l
:, =,
piho'' '"i'''',' anu "iss p""u' '"c
sister {" pa'id, huch 10 tue gratlilcatlon oil
a critical and intelligent audience.
There are those in every community we
nrc snrrv ia s,vA who thinl, M ;mnrnve-
mon, can ho made in mnsicol oxccn,,or
49,. AZ. sr;.,,.,,;,, e.
w. "i'' u ~ y, '"'Ir -, W.
lowers ana co-aooreI'' uiihk ulherchtiy'-
The time is not Tar distant when those "od
Jogios who are so AFRAID OF innovahon,will
find themselves "no,chere in the musical
world.
Duri,c tho ep,irc scss;on no,h;,c trans
r;-ed 10 d,.,r,h ,ho ,nnsr,l or,ny,7on, .,
m 49,. Am -. ~ "
1t" pea'".' ~ '''"'ioa !" 'l'o" ''o''eS
we trust better prepared to NIL tue cup
ofhappincss with those ingredients OF which
music contributes 80 largely.
The last evening the following resolu.
tions were presentcd nv General Uopr,Ss
orp,l.l ", ,h;.i, 60, ,,,.,..,,,,,,.
.laa,.J.
"uop''n'
heso'red' That IN abiding to the OH re-
peatcd remark, that thus Is an age OF prog
rcss' we clam that 1t Is no more dlscerned
M the thoughts, Inventions, and ingenuity
OF art, than III discoveries and developments
oi scloncei That among these sciences moi
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-01

Tn GREAT AMERICAN SEA ROMANCE.
This name is not too much to apply to
Laiitte, the Pirate of the GulG,'-certain-
ly the masterpiece of lngraham, and well
deserves place beside the best of Coop
er's immortal sea pieces. Indeed, the wild,
daring, and exciting adventures of LATTE
and his associates exceed any thing that
Cooper has ever succeeded in drawing from
history or inyenting by his daring genius.
Ingraham. although sometimes faulty in
style, has immense powers--a truth which
"Lafiitc, or the Pirate of the Gulf" most
Enthusiastically illustrates. For sale, whole
sale and retail, by our friend SPENCER.
A Nrw WoRK ron ruE MAcHiNEsT
And ENGINEER.-Mess. Stringer & Town
shcnd New \ ork, have Just issued Part LIST,
of II work which they propose to issue in
~ monthly parts, 4to., with numerous en-
cravings, entitled, The Practical Draught-
mans Book of Industrial Design, and Ma
chinist's and Engineers Drawing Compan-
ion forming a complete course of mcchan-
ical, engineering, and architectural draw
ing, from the French of NJ. ARMENGAup,
the elder, NJ. ARMENeAUD, the younger,
and AMoyRoux ciyil engineers. rewritten
with new matter and plates, by VIM. JoHN-
son, civil engineer. The most valuable
work for engineers and machinists we have
ever examined. Price 81 - cents per
number, Subscriptions received by II. l..
SPENCER.
THE LoRD's PRAY.R.-Mr. GEORGE w.
FRANK, of Warsaw, N. Y, has published
a beautiful vignette engraving, of large
size, elegantly proportional and elabora-
tely illustrated with appropriate designs,
giving that most exqisite gem of Scripture
beauties, the Lords Prayer, MS the subject
matter Mr.. LARKIS, the agent of Mr. f..
is i'll Rutland with the work for sale and
we would say to those who are DESTROYS of
obtaining Il real gem of art, at a small out
lay, that they cannot do better than en-
pend one dollar for this engraving. 1t is
not only work Of an ornamental charac-
ter, but from its attractiveness cannot fail
10 exert u salutary moral influence upon
families, schools and societies, wherever
introduced.
PUrNAM's MONTHLY for July, contains Il
great variety of useful and entertaining
reading, as usual. The article on Dinners,
for keen wit and quiet satire may be com
pared with many of the choice bits of Dick
ems. With his number new volume
and we invite all lovers ofgood
reading to call at SPENcER's and subscribe.