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MISS LEsLIE's NEW RECEIPTS for COOK.

Mis- LEsLIES NEW RECEIPTS FOR COOKING"
Peterson No. lo2 Chesnut-. Phiisdephis has lately
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fr.,s rev and improved methods preparing all kinds of
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This will have very extensive sale and thous
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cid boob should this al the recep. ia this bo
Az lew AID have ben fully tired snd tesed by the suthor
ce the Publication o. her former BOOK and Of them
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40 In 4, her. vii Be fo1ro ONE THOUSAND AND ELEVEN
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a. n Pub .hsd sna FOR ssle BE-
T h PETERSON, No lc2 Chesautst Philadelphia
For F, by Eoossser ard News AGENT sseray through
ont tie United States.
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JY PRESS. and will be READY sOON-THE

i LOST HEIRESs; SIoRY oE HowLEr RALL. By
~. orih suihor Of Curse Clifton The Deserted
Wite Discarded Daughter "Mothsrin-Law shannon
d.r The Foster ssersr etc The Lost Hsress will be
funS 10 superior former work written BY M
souhworh Complete ia volumes Price fifty cents
voluIns: OF handsomely bound n cloth 81 2.
Mr.. scuthworth never writes an ordinary tale.
Hersrtck materials for works Of fiction i1sxhsastbe;
ard sree-Te production Il becomes evident
Ina, the head Of fer
te in nzepoas in po: and -ho paint the s
ia rhar.c.rs destined x-cOutiuued
popularity" "orcester Pau-dinI
Mrs Sortt worths Startling positions vivid scenes sad
rr.vsnr intensity in Ian and plot remind foeey d
Nss Brcnr hs suthar u Jane Eyre.r Literary World
FRFAEs OF FORTUNE; Or The LIFE Asp ADvExruREs
cy NTp LoaS By J. 3. Jones sufh0r cf " Wild e.tern
Scenes Rival Bellies Life and Adventures Of Cot nan
etc IL will be iound 10 be Of the mos thrilling
and WORKS issued from the resa complete
Publi.hed by T. B. PETERSON,
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m H CABIN BOYS STORY.
CARD TO THE TRADE.


The orders already reeeivedor
THE CABIN BOYS STORY,
having entirely absorbed the whole the edition TEN
THOUSAND well as some thousanGs in adiiton find
ourselves con PEELED however much against inclination
ask the indulgence Of the Public and the Trade till the jth
inst. while we prepare additional edition Of FIVE THOUS
AND coties enable the widespread dsnsni for
this extraordinary work which from present Indications il
destined 10 have Unprecedented in the modern
literature GARRETT Co.. Publi.hers,
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TTO IRON MERCHANTS or MANUFAC-

IhVN -,
/ TURTRs-For SALE or EXCH ASGE-Tbe Iron
ROLLING MILL situated the Croton RIVER near sing
sinr Y This NIL il being put 10 eomrets rannnf
otd, by the present md viii be IN Tesines. 70 ron
D,sd uror II over IS and will be capable OF turn1e ou
sx uns OF We Rods Merchants Bars day ana wo eoa
next twelve months. . ,., IN 49,.
pss5lnr Furnaces double st Of Rolls Squsezer. Tuning
Lthe. Ic complete. The water power Is good AID the
Ibe rrr.,pt owper engaged In other busness but would
rive s,spce 10 any person who woud Ike 20
Woud ,sie IN payment property IN Brookyn New orr o
iapas in Illnos OF Wisconsin RAillosd Bonda fof par
t@nI.,s inanire of w. ii. WOODRUFF,
Pier No le hoEth Riy yer, N. 7.
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Tbs Regular Weekly Meeting q the SECOND
SOUTH NtLLiAMSbuRGH ASSOCIATION viii be held
a. their rooms No. 1876 Bowery on MONDAY EVENING,
seVt AL favorable ssocsed efoit ere resrtfg y in
yii,d 10 stterd JOHN WILSON, President
YOTNc
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CPAULDING & ROGERSs TWO CIRCUsEs

CPAULDING & ROGERS's TWO CIRCUSES,
~ ecmtirns their FLOATING PALACE CIRCUS from
D.. h'sis'ippi sad Ohio riyers and Their NORTH ANERi
CAN CIRCUS favoTsby knoWn Ia the North anf East
with ihe two Com paDes comprising the elite OF the professor
norm sbo soyth II the zane rnF IN iferhy sie IN pes
snte OF he sIdetee in two sets CT Performer TWO So Of
Clowns five Clowns in n. ring two sets Of us horses cen
Ilete dramatic e9ps ss Psn;oHns ey asisr1oon Pai
Bsnd Choaies String Band t-unphsl Procession - every
place Of exhibition Of the Bsnds in the Grand Fora Car
shnete drawn By forty horses driven by one man sud
everything IL ald about the establishment the eIen
scale viii h. exhibited under Colossal Marquee sssug
400 persons at !! and ~, sfternoon and night At
Po1shkeepse Wed, Aug 30 sing Sing SATURDAY Sept
EextaIs .ThsI.asy' Avg 81 Moaa.y. sep.
'''' VIII WILLiaMssGReH e AND East bRooKIYS
"Wednesday and Thursday, Sept .ad I.
CITY HALL LOT, RooKLYN,
Efsy 'fs i:iRR'44y sEESTSF
coMMrHESTSG EST Sc p5Ssfpy n6SpAY P3iEITTfEFa PsEPTEasER
Afternoon and Neht each day commencing precisely a. and
o'eloct. Doors open a, and 7 Also at
ksxsI IT, Holy aoa5sy iiSa1sS s
And 90 on through the principal cities n the southern States
Admission Is cents only to the double performance
TNHE BRYAN GALLERY Of CHRISTIAN
peroS o. 4. seSte Pe.ar by NC; Gsdo s se1ns "a I'D
Cnstue GiottC, Memmi PeuEho, Leonardo ds 'iaei IA
eser Murio Rpben. vaI Dyck Tsuiers Lily, Rembrandt
ostsde Ruy,dse POs"in Claude Lorraine s Jo'a1s a,y
Broadway. AdIos.c zi cent.
L UCREZIA BORCA.-GRISIa and MARIO in
IL GRAND OPERA At Castle Garden on MONDAY NIGHT
The only choice be had JOLLlEs $40 Broadwsy
ITALIAN OPERA - CASTLE GARDEN
i First appearance Of GRIsI and MARIO MONDAY IN
in ali tdvsnee by VIM. HALL SON No. 80 Broadway,
or ose the Park.
CHOICE SEATS for the Grand Opera OF Lu-
~ crezs Borga at Castle Garden with GRIsI aud MARIO
OIL 'o'OA' A'A'' JoLLIE's, No $40 Broadway.
- hrnerlv Nr, Fish wif hold CIRCLES No 81 East
I5ihst near 4lh.sv every TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY snd FRlDAY EVENINGS, from to >. o'clock
and the day will priyste parties calling be-
tween 10 A. 81 spo 8 r Admission 70 Evening Circles
81; Private Parties 81 the hour
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Tine alone will sets the inporsn, ques,ion Meanwhile,
yery h0 wishes know the iacs sboa Cuba ts
dition st the pr sent d.v. Inv
BALLOIrs HISTORY.
The reliable mat.. rof,cf Cubs before
he tulc Nor Il dry mas of sis'i.rics The .uthDfs
Eehss q socrty ard Manners snd hs k IN the
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CREAT BREAKFAST with the ENGLISH
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Vol. and conclusion
THE RYE HOU f = L o I.
NOW READY

IS COO Copies First Volume Sold.
This one Of those Historical Romances which 10 the hands
Of ul artist always be brous with such
TO attract end hold acclaimed the attention OF the reader
Reynolds has in this displayed the uimtable
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distinctive feature 10 all Lis works THE RYE HOUSE PLOT
known such in history plot to ssssnase Charles the
Second Of England place called Rye House, on his
to New Msr.e and the plot prevented by the Kings
house in New Market accidentally taking fire. which hAtened
lin away eight before the plot to take place The Plot
wac dscoyere on the 18th June, l6s9.
Out osueh materials the above the genius Of Reynolds has
ample scope sdelghiu romance and he has
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Of bis works
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~ TIE OPERA FOR A SHORT SEASON ONLY,
Under TIE direction Of Mr. HACKETT
First App. srsDce in America OF
hsdsme GRIsI, and
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The public respectfully informed tsfst numerous aera
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PRINCIPAL SINGERS:
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Appearance 10 America
signor FABRICATORE,
the Italian Opera Florencehs hrst appearance in
America Madame PATTLSTRAKOSCH,
Madame MORRA
Signer AMATI DUBREUL,
SlguoT CANDl,
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Signor MORA,
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EOR SALE-The Sock and Fixtures OF lie.
tail Crocc-y with lie Of the Store first rse ~
70 tusiness, Apply to HALsEY BEACH. No 81 Nah
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02

THE ORCHESTRA
Is conpofed of FoPTY-SIx EuIinsn Performers
THE CHORUS
hss been carefully selected and numbers THIRTYSIx WELL
TRAINED VOICES.
THE COSTUMES,
and appropriate have been expressly made BY the Cos
tuner OF the GTsnd Opera, Paris
MUSICAL DIRECTOR and CoSDuoToR...Sis. ARDITI.
STAGE NAEAGER...........sig. AMATI DUBREUL.
PRoMPTER..................... .Mr SALAbbhI.
9 (From the Queens Thester London.
TRE,suRER.,.............. L. c. STUART.
ASSISTANT TREASURER ..... Mr. w. r. DINSMORE.
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Special Notices.

The Canal-st. 4. Is. soci ty Spr ng st Hal,
No lt5 sprug,st., on SUNDAY EVENING. The mestins
viii b, sddIessed by MI CONLEY and othe eminent speak
ers JOHN QUA, President
DAVID SMITH Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02

Antr., ents having 6 removal Clinton all
AtoIpse the Rooms of The Assoc atOn will be CLOSED dur
ia tie week eomn eicing sept The Prayer Meeting will
}, held O. WEDNESDAY, ENENlN D. in Clinton Hall. aud
iit Library r. adif Room will be olened MONDAY
esL H. aud remain opel hense daily, from 10 A. NJ. till
NT NJ FRANK W. BALLARD,
Chairman Con mitt.e ON Rooms
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-07

The Variete.--Last night we had the pleasure
of witnessing the inimitable performances Of Mr.
and Mrs. Barney Williams. So great was the
general desire to see them, that the house was
filed to excess long before the curtain rose and
many, we are informed, went away, disappointed
in not obtaining an entrance. Their deneations
are an infallible antidote for the blues, or de
pressed spirits and much easier to take than drugs
Tonight he will appear in two excellent plays
and those who'w disappointed last night can
obtain satisfaction by being on hand at the open
ing hour.
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-07

per- and presents sheet about the size ofthe
Sun.
The Baltimore Ledger SO far has manifested
a liberal spirit, while it gives to the mechanical
and laboring interests Of the country the GER
tain evidence of an unainching advocacy Of
their rights. 1t indicates also an interest in
promoting industry, sobriety, and morality
among its readers. Such a paper while it at
taches at once to the sympathy of the laboring
man, should receive the countenance and sup
port of those who recognize the dignity of la
Dor. II is published by Vim. Parkhill & Co.
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-07
Meeting Tonight Of the Friends Of the late
Thomas Devin Reilly.
JOHN MITCHELL TO BE PRESENT.

JOHN MITCHELL To BE fhESENls
The numerous friends, residing in this city, OF
the late Thomas Deyin Reilly met last evening at
Flint's hotel and organized by calling TO the char
Beverley Tucker, esq, and appointing secretary =.
McNerhany, esq.
! The chairman made some appropriate remarks
highly eulogizing the character Of the deceased J
after which,
On motion of Colonel John w. Forney seconded
by w. d. Wallach, esq, committee OF eleven
was appointed to report to an adjourned meeting
to be held this Tuesday, evening, at Cops saloon
Louisiana avenue, suitable resolutions expressive
Of their high estimate of the character Of the de-
ceased, and of their profound regret at the melan-
choly event which had assembled them together.
The following gentlemen constitute the COM
mittce: rr,,,,, ..
BEVERLEY TUCKER,
W. d. WALLACH,
q SIMEON SMITH,
MATTHEW BUTLER,
CHAS. F. MCCARTHY,
M. c. FARRELLY,
WILLIAM FEENEY,
THOMAS McENINY,
JOHN p. TRACY, and
F. McNERHANY.
In accordance with the above proceedings,
general meeting Of the friends Of the Iamented
THoMAs DEvIN REILLY will be held this CIuesday)
evening, at u o'clock, at Copps Saloon, LOUIS
lana avenue.
NJ John Mitchell ariH Be there.
BEVERLEY TUCKER,
Chairman
F. McNERHANY,
Secretary.
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-07
CONGRESS-.

The Senate was not in session yesterday.
The House of Representatives passed the
Homestead bill by a vote of-yeas lo7, nays
72.
Mr.. Perkins, Of Louisiana, offered resolu-
ton, which was adopted, instructing the Com
mittee on the Judiciary to inquire into the pro-
priety Of directing lega proceedings to recover
any sum Of money which may have been paid
to any person out of the Treasury on the claim
Of Gardiner and Mears, under-the commission
which adjudicated claims on Mexico, under the
areaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, with power to
send for persons and papers
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-07
DEATH OF THOMAS DEvIN REILEY

DEATH OF THOMAS DEvIN REILEY.
We we're no less shocked than surprised to
hear of the sudden death Of Mr.. Reiley. He
died from an attack of apoplexy, to which he
had long exhibited q tendency.
Mr.. Kelley was man Of marked talents, and
although young, had acquired very extended
reputation as an able and eloquent politica
writer.
We are requested to state that his funeral
will take place to-day, at two o'clock, 2. M.
from his late residence on 18th street
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-07
THE. RIGHTS OF LABOR.
BALTIMORE DAILY LEDGER

BALTIMORE DAILY LEDGER.
TO THE MECHANICS OF
WASHINGTON,
ate GEORGETOWN, and
ALEXANDRIA.
YyHE undersigned, an association of printers OF
IL Baltimore, have issued in that city, new
morning Paper, to advocate
The Rights of Labor.
We are prepared TO furnish morning penny
paper, inferior to none in its News, TelegraPhie,
and other departments
THE BALTIMORE PUBLIC LEDGER
Will be delivered early and promptly 10 subscri-
bers in Washington, Georgetown, and Alexandra,
Na Routes for sale.
VIM. PARKHILL & CO..
Propretors.
District of Columbia Agency, HUGH CAME
RON, No, 3 Columbia Place, corner Louisiana
avenue and Seventh street
Mar T--MTuThkS-4t*
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-07
OFFICE MARYLAND
lvu State Lotteries. BALTIMORE, January %,

lS54.-R. France 65 Co., managers OF the Mary
land State Lotteries, would respectfully warn the
public against the fraudulent schemes recently
gotten up and extensively circulated through the
Country by g George w. Male Ss Co." and . B. B.
Mars & Coz These fictitious parties have repre-.
sented themselves as Managers" and though
having their circulars dated in Jersey City, and re-
guessing their correspondents to address them at
the New York post Office, have, in order to and
their fraudulent designs, the circulars stamped in
the Baltimore post office, to make il appear that
they are connected wththe authorized lotteries Of
this State The whole is fraud, against which
the public is cautoned.>
r. France & Co. are the sole managers OF the
MARYLAND State lotteries, and any other lotteries
purporting 10 be decided by the Maryland draw
ngs are frauds. Mar 7-2awf