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later nom Califcrnia-0ne Million Of Geld
on Its way 10 New York

on Its way TO New York
Nav ORLEANS, June % Tn, n mail
steamer United States has Just srriy.d from
A'PinSall. She brings u large number Of
t,eSsengers. BY her arrival, we have San
francisco dates to the lsr Of June inc,u,iye-
being fortnight later than previous advicss
he time from San Francisco TO Washington
Is thus reduced 10 twenty one dsys.
Toe [ mite States reports that the steam
hip Illinois had sailed FROM Aspipviu for
New York on the 18th of June-with four
haEdreo passengers Che bad one million 0
large amount of golI dust in the hands of pas
ser gers. ... f.....
Toe news by the United States Ia not Of
An important character
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LATHAM's oMHIsussEs ALL Right

1874 The public are RESPECTFULLY IN
&H formed that coaches are sg.ls
90 the Road for their sccoumoda-
tiou, conn~ci ing With epery train Of Co Q 10 aud
nom Wsshingtob End AIexsDd N; the only avn
linz connecting with the 0ras Sc Alsxsnd1ts RAD
roAd
osrs aud fron the oars u their hous~s without tk
OF f6vr change
g. ats can s. s--s-rd 1t the LviAg Heass and p.
a. aALLA psAr Sd street
leave wsshil gop st 9 and II q. n 81, d s,a
s5< O'Clock 2. m HUGH LATHAM,
Il oR
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PROPOSALS FOB srAr1os cry.
DEPARTMENT or STATE,

OkfAh1NkSI OF STATE,
Washington. May q, 1854
n pursuance Of the "act lsgslizing and Maxine
L appropriations for such ne,e ssry objects a
rave been usually included In the general apero
priati"n bill without authority Of law, aod to e
md provide fer certain ipciIS0As expenses Of tn.
10 Jartmepts and ofao es Of the .ODlment and fol
oth.r purposes" approved The rs & August. Is42
'eslen oposals viii be received at this departmept
until O'Clock p. m, on the I'D Of June n, 1t, 70,
furr shius -uch articles Of staiiUne-y as may he
qo'rs by for one year from the lat day tf Jolly
"ex+. ns enumersted IN the eutjoined schedule snc
es'im ate OF quantity: bat IL Is 10 be under God b,
persons proposing that the department is to be a
ibert! to take eith'r less or Crater quantity OF
any article than Is specified, according to its wants
during The year. "..
Each article TO be Of the belt guilty, and 10 be
delivered without delay when orier,d.
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AUCTION SALES

CU9AR AND MoLAssEs It Auction --on MON.
~ DAY next, the 10th ins tsnt ut IL o'clock on
= a. h. Doiees wharf, the cargo Of the -bsrqus
Chase: from Mayagues Porto R,co consisting eff
40s bids prime sugar - -
lea 20 do choice Molasses -- .zs,
Ia Es WRIGHT,
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DA6 UERREOrYPEs FOB The PEOPLE

DA6 UERREOTYPES FOB THE PEOPLE,
1kENEssES may now be obta Md at the vt.
IL hopOiiisn Gall ~ at much reduc d prices from
the same style made at other Galleries.
his Establishment vi be reopened this dsy
hsv iog been emit ely r.itted, now 90 CAGES ever
facility prt ducing iikenesses Of sup. rior auaii
anI finish, furnished IN variety of fancy cas-,
irctud,ns ebony, tortoise, jenny iild, Portemop
nass, DC.
remember Metropolitan Gallery, between AZ an
otn STREET je i5-lx~
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l'oa RENl-iwO Ihr-+-siory WAREHOUSES;
l. IN 9Th street vert opposite the Centre Market
FOR terms sprly to JLo L.. - me. 4 Co.
Je l3-FudTI 1T MURRAY SEMMES
lHOk SALE-A night TWO horse CARRIAGE. ]
would sell low or e,chapge for other property
,lHON FLYNN, street, next door to star Office.
je2-f
STUHE fOk khAT- .pscaous varshouse n
~ Z. nnsylvanis ave, so long occupied by Messrs
l. S~mMes Bro, a wholesale grocery and
Noof store IL nov tor lent. Possession given I'm
netia,ely Apply to B. 1. semmes or II. &. Emer,
40 l3-dH
4 LOT OF OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE A.
- s"" '3T"E. may 1T
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)OA Mrs DUvALL. t-nnx avenu.
ID nearly opposi 81 was Hotel. has inc ROOM,
and offers ever, desi-abl, Comfort and .uoommoda
ion for tauilis or single gen acknowledgements
II transient. NO mole agreeable b,arding b. u.t
will be found In Wssh,n zion. js BY
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II o. HOOD has just returned from New
IL. York with a good assortment Of those tu,
Am, rican WATCHES.
Al .. some very superior European WATCHES, IN
dne gold CO. and god supply Of -ntircty
tyles Of JkWELRY, end very rich patterns, whict
be VII FELL as ususl, at from 20 to IS per c~pt be
ow the old established prizes in this cty. Pleas
Gall at the sign tbs Large Fpresd Eagle, Pennsy
ssuia svenre, between 40 and 9th streets. -.
je 49, II
nENNY CYCLOP0sOIA, 9 volumes, b.
ing all that was issued Of the American lie
Jr1nt, are for sale at 80 cts per vol full bound In
doth, filed y it'll engrayings -
Also. volumes OF the Penny Magazine at &c. Pc,
vol, issued at 81 pdr v5l. FRANCK TAI Lon.
an 9T--6
lust kkCElVED-
u 70 hbds Sugar
ID barrels Clarified Sugar
40 do Crust eli End Powdered suyar
~ do lov.prk Cd New Orleans Molasssr
~ do prime do de-
boxes eheikd Almonds "
200 do Lemocs, ct atinoeS py3ses G3-
10000 pouods sho, ldsf Asoou sod
600 family Hams
SisEso MURRAY sExmEs.
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WANTS.

"Wants" and :. Rauied" ADVERTISEMENTS. four lines
" less, for each insertion, Is cents; each additional
me S cents. $780,. eff - .-.-e..-~ 80
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TIE WEATHER -Notwitbs' anding the rain
that fsll This morning early. the wea Der In
eressss in heat, the thermometer at q N.
Tsgistered 80 degrees.
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HAfW ARDS HlsTOhY and accoul
Ill OF all Religions, sects, and denominations,
vol, full cloth 81 cents
Barrowa Complete works 3 vols octave, full cloti
s..
Paleys complete Works, 8 vols, octave, bound II
three, 81 TO
pAubigae's history Of the Reformation, vols In !.
81 cents
Jeremy TAYLOR on the Liberty Of Propheeyins,
vol, Is cents
je 10 FRANcK TAYLOR
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FOR SALE AND RENT

>oK REtT-T B.icS Dx.l ling al d Store; also
l. the btick " arch u at .h- ruer of 9Th street
~ ~ anu street sn1th l. row being put in com
p. te order. AMI Kill be ready fer a tenant bv tho
LIST OF Juy Tters a'e deep cool cellars under each
o"i'dins aid an ext-s lot in The ear of the ware
house Gas IN front of the h que The stand is q
,rs' aoie one fr busibt S. tie ne ghhorhood oeip,
thicsy bllt up AMI o, " one 20 arr from the Savv
Yard Gate, Oh the public tn ), o1gntare Apply 10
.s- q. ApANS Grocer.
]. 22-3* -'ei 'fe7'
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REAL ESTATE BROKERAGE AND LOAN
OFFICE.

Nv ILL d-yote his line 70 tie purchase Of Rel
w Estate OF every description, nd "a Ii. Reot
Jog " Houses IN Washington, Georgetown, Dist-tx
4 Columbia. and adjo.Ling coanues OF Mary ara
,nd VirgiUia.
atoms OF cans
Once first door north OF the Presbyte-ian Chu-c,,
n siresl, pesr the City Hall, Washington csty.
o. T.. ~
REFERENI1:
Col. NJ TH"MPsON.
soHs wInoS, kq, Commissioner eeasr. Lana
Dface.
PArRo NJ RsE -...
tion. L. P. WALDO, Commissioner Of psnssons-
l. Q-tm
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ICE CREAM DEPOT

Old hsi road u poi, Pennsylvania sv-p..
" between I'd md Sd str cts Pennsylvania .,,i
Delaware tCE tRE>M receiv' by .,r..,s
u every morning. 1hCss Cream. s-e ter 4
~~"n o comment up~n the favor spd qua it,, at
he low price OF 81 80 per gallon
would respectfully '"rm the ls5ie= md geptAs
nen that I'm prepared 10 furr ish I'd. r at h.
hortest notice shy quspu y Of Ice Cream 10. par
IS r'c nics, and private families who nav 5,-..s
csle themselves and friends with thi. delicious
tream.
Aso, for the ccnyeniencs OF thoRs ladies' and e,p-
Yemen visiting the Caption tsve fitted up saloon
sheie ore and all an BE- fun isha1 with r'sts OF
o. Cream or a cool glass OF he purest oDA VA
ILR Most respectfully,
J. n. LAFONrAINE
Orders strictly attended to, and in case no dis.
tpp iutment Ior order
orders left nj my Ice Cream stsrd psxt d,
the ksich House, Marin Market, rroup Nv atten A.,
u 4. l6-lxa
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TRs CHECK CASE Tho case Of O. Alex.
ander ". Degses. respecting certain checks
win Be iried this day week at Squire Drury q
p&es before . jury.
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NOTICE.
DARE RErUCED TO FIVE CENTS, Or a. 10,
Il as the lowest The ne new and splendid steam,
er GEORGE PAGE, Captain Guy. now running b.
tween Wa. hingtnn and Alexandria has reduced th
fare to FIVE GENTS
The travelling pub lie will find good and oomforts
bic accommr datiJ ms on thi, at
Refr' shments at all times wi be had AMI at sho,
notice, and the very best that can be got 10 Il
markers. js1O JAS GUY Cantajn
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WASHINGTON & ALEXANDRIA Boats
FARE FIVE CENTS CAR
A RlAGES AT Low RATES.
DC S;a. MRS Gko WASHINGTON and TRos
oLLfER will, on nd sftsr this date run a, d
tocve rates. JOB CORsuN,
SAMUEL GEpTEF,
NAV I'D C.,,.in.
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q MARINE BAND The Marine Band played
yesterday on The Capitol grounds u a large
audience If listening admirers, Including many
Of the 6eonr and bellies Of our city
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he UNION INFAsTRY.-7his youthful com
psny intended to have come out on he glor iotfs
FoHrth, fully equipped, but have unfor,u
nateiy been compelled to pos, pone their ap
pearance tor some six weeks lor ger 1t ap-
pears that they have been disappointed in
obtaining their muskets at the above appoi nted
time I. on some accident at the factory in Mas
sachusetts, where the barrels were to be cas-, .
so that the contI actor for furnishing them vii
not be ready to provide them as Was promised
by the fourth Of July.
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HE HOUSE, With l3 rooms, On 9 ltteet, doors
l. west # IL h. having hen a. er ed no as 10 h we
NOW cOniortab comm aDic ton with the Kitchen
i "n'ref rent with or without gas. Apply ID
j or south of q. on 1871 t e.. L. Dr. &
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CRIMINAL COURr-Yesierday the Court ad.
3ourned until Monday next in consequence of
the dangerous illness Of Judge Crawford mar
ried daughter, who, it was expected, could not
survive, having returned home to the city in
IN irrecoyerable state Of health.
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GUNNER UNDERGRADUATES, Shirts, Collars
~ Gloves, Hosiery. Crsvats, Linen csmbrie Rana
Asfehttfs 10, ~ usual, o. bIRak'5,
te"H yfl 49,. WiuAsdJ Aoesl,
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LEA frame House on 18th str ct west
] oet"sen l. an +" streets q rth. The hose has
T. r" IN :, 10 gNd order-a pump of good water In
th' yari Rent Sl5 PR mouth. P,sfe sion given
hmm Ola e'v ty a,llyicg to A. BOkLAND.
j. 2l-3.%
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WArcH REruRNs.-Tbe only person in last
night for an offence was Charles Scriyener
charged with disturbing his family; and this
morning he was sent to ] Ill by Captain Birch.
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ko'' HALG ''K EAr-f'n reas n.bl- terms. two
L fwosory brick HOUSES, wi, h la ssnents ~
.cn e coz taias seven som.. fronting on d st
outh, b-twee' New Jer aev Nv, ma ma s~,.L =, :.
oi &c. Tor furth partG ulare npp to o'p'
AZ + A. RICHARD, Brckmakers or
A: II. NARROW, ON the premises.
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IMPROVEMENTS The workmen have COM
menced operations on d street previously to
repssipg it afr esh, and large number are now
employed N he p eIiminary earth work TAX.
ing up the old road Of the street between 8, b
And 10th streets. The lower part of the same
sti cot Is Hke~ise at present being graded and
the side walks laid down with pavement.
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DANGEROUS FALL Last night the neigh
borhOod Of Sth and H streets was distur bed by
the screams Of woman. Upon inquiry we
found it proceeded from lady whose child
had fallen out of the second story window
fortunately, however, the little one was no,
dangerously injured
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AoPKEE-1esIelua a1tefnOon, the usual
quiet and rePoss OF the commonly TRANQUIL
retired, and fashionable First Wari of our
city was somewhat disturbed by the extraor-
binary behaviour Of three jolly mortals, resi-
dents In that municipal division, who, having
imbibed some twelve or fourteen bottles of
champagne at q wine store commenced kick
ing up regular dust. Their Bacchanalian
freaks collec ed a crowd. and these three jolly
mortals having entered into an ONCE, where
one Of them is employed, began aging
all sorts of antics, much to the amusement
Of the crowd wi hvut The subject has formed
an amusing piece Of gossip tor the locality
ever since. When wine is in wit is out
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MAsosIo.-The members of ST. Johns Lodge,
No ii, of Free and Accepted Masons, held b
meeting the other day at Masonic Hall, when
sive Of the feelings Of the Lodge at The dea' b
Of samuel Ii Uous on. q memGer Of the ssme
and also, that the jewels of the Lodge should
be covered With black for o term Of six
months through respect for the memory Of the
Asnasso1
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Cluibins,
-MARK-LEARN AND IN
WARDLY DIGEST.

] sing Of a tailor aud cothisrof worth,
sing Of Macular, the pride Of the North,
Whose Worcester Clothes Depot, is o. II. the thing,
And long with his praises, New England will ring
The pinls Of the fashions, the swart Sons Of toll,
The lords Of the loom, and the lords Of the soil,
When they all the charms Of their figures displayed.
Make tracks, and away to Macullar's to trade.
When the Spring comes along, with her sunshine and
showers,
His Waterproofs glisten, like dew mostened flowers;
And his superne coats, vests, and pants do appear,
As If dyed in the rainbows that left us last year.
He has rich braided Scotch Tartan spencers for boys
Pluned caps, and cloth Pantaoons and sken neckties
The Spanish Mantia, the Grecian Camese,
The Turkish Tunique, and Hungarian Pelisse.
Then come to the great Piper Block Clothing Store,
Where the Full Dressed Man, always stands at the door,
And if you want garments, for youngster or man,
Nacullar will suit you, II any one can.
To those wishing garments made to order would say
that have just received from New York, and Boston
Importers the richest and most extensive assortment OF
French, English and American Broad Clothes Pant goods
and Nesngs, Of latest styles, before offered in this
market To which invite the particular attention Of
uur friends, and the whole of New England in general.
We still retain the services of Of the most expert
Cnced cuers whose artistic skill, in fitting the form
the latest fashions the public have acknowledged by the
increase in this branch Of business.
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS, CO.,
I'll Main St., q Piper Block), Worcester, Mass
Sign OF the Full Dressed Man
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BEST HAIR TONIC IN USE.
While the proprietor has be proud OF the
tabishmsnt Of the Tonic in short time upon 50 firm
basis he fully persuaded that that success is owing in
great degree to the real erceence Of the article itself
II Will therefore be gidy kept up the orgne standard
and composed as heretofore Of ingredients the best aud
most expensive be found The effects resulting from the
use of the Climax Hair Tonic all the world can see vof
untary testimony is daily offered showing its efficacy as
IN agent for pN4
Preventing the falling out Of the Hair,
Producing Hair,
Dressing the Hair,
Softening and arranging the Hair,
Destroying Hair Eaters,
Removing Dandruff,
Curing Headache, and
IS All the ills that Hair il heir 10.
All bottles containing the Climax Hair Tonic have 81
T. LAzELL, Worcester, Mass" blown in the glass.
Price 70 cts per bottle; large bottles (pints) rs cts with
liberal discount to the trade. : n 80
II Orders from dealers respectfully solicited An or
ders by mail express, otherwise promptly executed
80 L. I. LAzEIL, Druggist
lepz1 dawu 201 Main ST.
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DR.. 0RDWAY's
p A / N * / l. L Il II !.


This preparation is composed Of great variety Of Elk
tracts Gums, Essential Oils Of which have not here
toore been united and compounded in the present or
IL will cure attacks of Cramp Of the Stomach Spasms
Commissions Paintings Pain In the Stomach Bowels Side
Hack Limbo, and great variety of other difficulties Ii
is also invaluable external remedy 1t will be found
10 contain nearly double the strength Of any similar article
and possesses properties heretofore unknown No family
should be without it for single day.
NJ Price %, 37l and so cents Bottle.
Fun directions for the above Medicines on the Bottles
For sale by all the principal Druggists IN the county,
Orders should be accompanied with full directions how it
shall be sent.
oRDwAY wADLEIGH, Lawrence, Mass
Sole proprietors.
For sale In Worcester by James Green NJ. b. Green b.
A. Harrington Co., sibley Scott, Caldwell & Hill, Il.
A. Wetherbee New England Village D. b. Wingate ;
Crafon, A. L. Hawes Clinton A. A. Burditt Fitchburg
T. B. Lane, T. 3. Choate Mibury, G. j. Taft Uxhridge,
o. D. Mowrey East Douglass, Aaron NJ Hill; webster.
Geo. p Upham Co., 7. B. e. Pope; Oxford, e. Or1ns.
se and by the principal dealers medicines everywhere
inch daSwis6m
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PEA DECLARED!!

n n - n - ~ u L. A X II II :
consequence of the high prices asked for Goods war
seemed almost since the burning Of Flaggs
buding' Prices have been so far reduced at WARREN
HALL asto produce the most happy results.
Having but THIRTEEN DAYS longer to remain in
WARREN HALL, shall offer
REA TER IND UCEMENTS
than ever to Purchasers SO that Customers shall have
no excuse for not taking their pile Of Goods
have this week added 20 ps., new styles CARPETING
to my stock, which makes complete assortment, and
they are selling rapidly, at Low Prices.
Sill K S! SILKS!
new Invoice Of those Beautiful BLACK SILKS. which
have never been equaed for durability and beauty SELL
ing at the reduced prices since the Fire Any per
son wishing Fancy Silk win do well TO call soon as
have some Bargains to give.
DRESS GOODS, large assortment
DoMEsTICss a large stock, and will be sold cheap.
The Public are informed that my Stock viii be removed
the 10th of this present month The place and time Of
sale will be duly noticed in the Daily Papers
My present stock must be LARGELY REDUCED. prs
viOus to removal and, therefore, prices will be made &c
cordingly. MARTIN STOWE.
warren nan, march =, 1854, dtmch20
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NEW SILKS.

NEW SILKS.
CHAMBERLIN, BARNARD, & co.
Are now opening great variety of Elegant Silks among
which are Splendid MORE ANTIQUE in Black and
Choice Coors
Rich Watered Figured, and Plain Silks in Pink, Blue,
White, &C.
One Case, Sup. Canton Check Silks,
Very Durable, Handsome, and Season BILE Goods.
RICH BR0CADE SILKS, in New Styles, at Very Low
Prices.
PLAID AND STRIPED SILKS, in Great Variety.
PLAIN AND CHAMELEON SILKS, in all Colors and
Qualities.
Our usual assortment of BLACK SILKS, comprising all
the BEST STYLES imported.
We confidently offer this Stock of silk Goods as equal in
extent elegance and cheapness to any in New England
mchS CHAMBERLIN, BARNARD a co.
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prn GOODS.
B. L. HARDoN g. co.

b. L. HARDON 81 co.
HAVE THIS WEEK Reed LARGE INVOICES OF
CARP e TIN GS!
In New and Beautiful Patterns,
FOR THEIR SPRING SALES!!!!
oNSISTING OF
so pieces English Tapestry Velvet
so do. do. do Brussels.
so do. do. Clinton Brussels.
25 do. English and American Extra Ply.
90 do. do. do. do superfne
of the most BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS AND CoLoRs, all
imported, or made
EXPRESSLY FOR US!
Customers who intend purchasing Carpets the coming
season, will be richly compensated, by examining our
Stock, shall show them
THE RICHEST STYLES
OF CARPETS in the Market at prices less than can
be offered at any Carpet Establishment in the State
We have, in addition, many other kinds of Carpetng,
not enumerated above together with all kinds of Goods to
be found in any Carpet Establishment all Of which will
be sold at the Lowest
WHOLESALE PRICES.
feb27 dAw4w
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Books, 6tatiunarp, mr.

nOOKs-ROOKS-B JOHN KEITH
LID & Co.'s Bulletin Of New Books, No. 239 Main st.
Boys at Home--C Adams,
Maria L1uise-Emie Carlen,
Chemistry of Common bife,--J. H. w. johnson,
Life Of Benjamin Robert Hayden, Historical Painter,
edited by Tom Taylor, 2vols.
The [ s. Grinnel Expedition, In search Of Sir John
Franklin by Elisha Kent Kane, NJ. D.
The Workmgman's way in the world or the auobiogra
ply OF journeyman printer
Classic and Historic Portraits, ny James BRUCE
Massachusetts Register for ls5l
Mechanical Theory of Storms, by T. BasneH'
Theological Essays, by +. D. Maurice
The attic philosopher in Paris, or peep at the world
from garrett from the French Of Emile sou7estre
Letters to young men, by De Quincy
Haml;s History Of England, Little and Browns new
Tie nd brewery and the New Mission House, at the
Five Points, by the Ladies' OF the Mission
Sketches OF the Irish Bar, by Richard Lalor She'll
vols.
simms' Poems, 2 vols.
Philosophy of Physics, by Andrew Brown
The Partisan, by Simms.
John. or L Cousin in the hand worth two Counts in
the bush by Emile Carlen.
The Church of Christ by Henry James.
Philosophical Writers, by De Quincy.
MTEW BOOKS. AT ALIENS BOOKSTORE, 275
~ Main ST., Harrington Block.
The Lanpghter, or Boston and its vicinity
The Daughter at School, by Rev John Todd.
The Old Brewery and the New Mission House.
Up the River, by shelton.
cruise Of he North Star, by Rev. J. 0. ohoules.
Conflict of Ages, by Edward Beecher, D. D.
Oriental and Sacred Scenes.
Priscilla, or trials for the Truth, by Rev. Joseph Ban
ward
Hot Corn, Life Scenes in New York, illustrated.
Hans and Mshaps, by Grace Greenwood
Home Scenes and Home Sounds, by Mrs. H. Marion
Stephens.
Fern Leaves from Fanny's Portfolio.
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