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GREAT BOOK co.. CT
AThe rutshep led 70 announce that N
Of the great ineur M Ann stephen' great
FASHION AND FAMINE
they are obliged postpone publication from the 10th OF June
ss fri announced until the
FIFTH OR SIXTH OF JULY
OF hi. volume (which destined to create an ex
ordAry nreson attain popularity seeed oy any
oth, tins The NewYors Express speaks follows;
the literary merit. Of the worn are concerned % es.
vet that nothing she has hitherto written coz
preareiion The subject chosen one wah ~.
yet had full justice done Il IN an American novel me p .
full ard bnIs thTins eon''fst inc wv
The New.york Mirror the following language;
The story is bad incident. in M and the pro
Of the plot worked gu, win 81 5s1 most s 1s. s
se. . .b tSows both a. home and .brosd OF the
.b, isn. w, in America We PIsd .a h and 70 s ias
the prbshers preparing to issue editions BY tens Of
thou.snds'
The Golden Rule comments in this wise
Fashion .pd Famine title Of sforhcomrs novel BY Ms
Ann aud rdsns from what we have heard from aos
move won TO immediate stand the most
y popular don e.ie heiions Of ,he dsy M sa W.
tel the touching eke pictures W. hay,
me- sed 's .or the bso~sd fir circle will
WINGED that class Of rouauees which not and WIN
merely the ssdr at intoxicating higher rs'na9n
humanity and sJ the hear % Do 0 sn 70 .8 ,h
in will Be found Psiaiive io 'nga tom put Oes
eir tina, ponder moment cannot fail to shn inc .ssd
cor Others aud deeper insight and "esatef 'on'
The Dav Book
that thu seems to be the age OF
f ale suhohp certainly recently been more
successful with than their male workers whether MIS-
luck electrified them and Infused N them hst oou1
L. ambition wtieh the world contain know not
rdhpuisbe feet that thy have been successful
oil omer prtdtnt new novel however from the pen OF tna
rf,d wi-r Mrs Arm Stephens will make ts Appearance 10
few day. o the publishing house Of Messr Bruce brothers OF
this Ciy Which predict viii he one Of the mos popular wor OF
The day The have already been sod TO Bentley OF
London WHO will issue here simultaneously with It's puocston
h The ufacn Of Mrs. stephens graphic and agreeable
writer surety that the work viii be oath
Of the being somewhat original will aid not r 20
H. inrest Of late 10 depict the lower aud
life and the scenes OF brilliant
misery III stephens her work viii paint ooth
TN them the more strongly by onsins
t,m INTO We understand that the most moral sen
i'm n rervade whole work. snd the scenes are mostly ad
In thi. Civ have rapid and unprecedented sale
Several literary ladies and gentlemen who have read the work
from the early have private letters to the publishers eA
rf.sed for I. the moi enthusjsstc admiration
The publishers respectfully inform the Trade that the orders
M received nearly exhausted the fret edition and that
second put prints ard in order for them to OBJ
tsn sup with certainty will be necessary TO send IN tAen
orders ouce-thoe order receiving the earliest attention
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PROGRAMME
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rolSA"usss StH fS Il, With Variations. MxYsEDER
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The f The Sa., S' saa...
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PART H.
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From the subscriber. ABOUT the first
Of February a light mulatto man aged i,
about 90 years, straight hair ard may 80,
pass himself Is a free man. features regular,
temperate habits. named loE. He is a ma
tive Of New Orleans, speaks French and
English. A liberal reward will he raid on
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regular meeting, on Tuesday evening
March 7th. 1854, as business Of importance
requires the united action Of every member
of the Order. @', 4..
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