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Is agItd 9e,nsStsd with Chronology Five large sd'
TERsoyAL XARRATyE o. , E3ftQkAT9Ss ASp SG
AND n The year. 1870 81 - and ~ e2Snee.sd
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hsnesy printed bold type extra fine paper Phee - in
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journey along the Bouudary ella and thence
through rchcr Of Sonora TO Guaymas on the Gulf OF Cali
Voyage down California Ma1atan and Acnpul
el d thence TO Sen Francisco ,e
Various journeys in the interior Of California ~ ~.
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g. Journey Pao through the States Of chhushus Da
range Coahu and Tsmuas smsIgo on the lower
Rio Gunde end thence through the part oil Texas 70
Tks wo.. viii throw flood ofst on aud hitherto
countries which attracting much alteration Y9e
these treaty with Mexico mad, BY the Amer
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tbs ' one Of the IT, OF ' WEp 3? i " inc Jay
FARMlSGDALE. By Caroline Thomas Two vos l2no paper
lie onsliy and Isinss Of Ills story
srlg which describes, % Il absorbing interest
f. epceutaor AID 10 the develop neat aud
growth he Ibl,t ard pur sfectio q me heart eiio
yilon unless except the ared so
q WIDE World which supe.es the unity Of 10
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er,ls W. Charlie hlgh- Nanf 81 The articles VIII
fy ne scholars % me
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r.tuy yc tn Society or The Diffusion % Usii knoM
The changes which have sd sco lac ftnuY tclopa
twens have rendered branch VI
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recorded an hat from The long coarse Of pno
caon he gua work dconnee 20 maze the rel
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Know dc can ms ~ advanced opinions time
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THE HIVE or THE REE-HUSTER repository Of Sketches
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reading tuh cc 90 III West md so,th have becons
fr with The he author 4 ks very peesan: volume
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otrvtou csc.- aud cef,.iu DRY huor OF 60
scrrtion which cisly osp atrg His 3D. ch Tom owen
Hunter" excellent stsiun Of hs felicity ~ TIA -
f.fd A. picture Wild Turkey Shooting" rr IN
FONT the artist and that in wrus aiu
Itirfre. picture GwsF. beiOr HIM
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Mtznifcently illustrated
The following notice from The Bridgeport Conn Leader;
running hundred pages and that can c'n-n
the end those who acquainted with our d
character regards ner'
may be m literary exceencics; by haze
volume before bereft Of thought
Nebraska steering hours curad and the editorial quill
lest rcfTeuly arrived al is conclusion
This introduces the reader far hidden behird
The wlh however the authors fancy have grouped
hon have I'll had existence truly the bald records y
LioIy and Tehts such work furnishes the mind Win de'
much more faithful ihon narrative Of the historian whose
role object seems pursue the intricao Of STATE
without the Of greater utility which are -
nsiIucvely taught life. L. his Tesre
novelist often worthy of study his assln
tlothr the historian; recommend the better
mauces 10 general perusal"
BUECE d BROTHERS, Publishers,
Nc. IA v. Y.
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i volume iGmo.. ruce III. 1870
ESSAYS on InF FORMATION AND PUBLICATION OF
OPINIONS. THk PURSUIT or TRUTH, AND OK OTHER
SUBJECTS by samuel Bailey from the fourth Lldln edition
Revised and enlarge
Fsoa
The various ,ulci rtsd handled IN mastery 'Tr al
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Of nsshqF ae9 m, eosn ~ aud . a S s.
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BOPE Price 81 hsrisom'y eoo7d aud m usted 81 cts n
have co.osed MILITARY AND NAVAL MAP mailed to him.
IL above Nap i. bean m ihossrh hut we have al the
cheaper Kinds om wood ensTGynss at prices ranging o' VI %
" have iies coorcd MAP or TIE BALTIC which
Ts TO SeS TRKEY tx iRor eoca or i've
Litter postage stamps Pcddle viii ind great sale for these cheap
Or MILITARY AND NAVAL MAP i. intended the
W have daerent styles Of MAPS or THE CRY OF
ruIc buSrrs Largest lie 5x6 20, smaller $40 As MAPS
NEBRASKA for es'an' AocisSs rEgs per hnndred
Express Mefsens'r oace, No IS Broad~ay !
NOTICE to the BOOK and NEWSPAPER
1sst increase in business their old No q
A to re- s@p and SSa No.
eGesl Dealers in .sa'e,,sd
send s orders in fue TO the NV STORE where tss ,ms
VIII continue to characterize the iuntss Of the hI while ifn tao
smpe odaol they bore M to enlarge Their business and
T,ofs ,o % Use ever. I , The new store los N1s
SAUST is admirably suited for carrying the business Of
Neeare Aeeucy being located crowded business thorough
fare principal publishing houses and weekly and daily news
Iar er short distance on he To tOhe " H. ~
fsct the mos. elle stand the city All the Daily Weekly and
Sunday Ncwaer Magazine ard Books and OF every
terms
Rsmember ROSS q JONES, No. '3 NASSAU-sE
ENVELOPE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ii.
IL BIZ LL hes removed his FNE ELOPE MANUFACrORf from
No pcsr No. 80 Beekman Having more room md bet
ter facilities the manufacturing of Enyeopes he will keep con
stsuv on hard large assortment Of BUFF LAID and GOLD
COLOR also BUFF BLUE WHITE and CLOTH LINED Of tho
different sizcs. IL.
Orders ENVELOPES not usually kept on hand made with
promrtness from the different qualities OF paper ..,
He vii aso keep hard large assortment OF NOfANiAb
SEALS PUT boxes OF o each, either ss9ed or one
coor. in a box SAMPLES gwen snd sent when required.
GEORGE II. BELL. Envelope Manufacturer
Nos ID Rs@kmanst and l53 Sassanst.
NEW STATION T. RY STORE,
~ No. o. fulton st. near W liam,
SLOTE JAMES,
HENRY L. sLorB, JONATHAN JAsEs)
op,ned the tu ding u William with entire
new stock of BLANK BOOks and STATIONERY.
Having BINDEi stt.chcd bunes under personal
supervision enabled say wo-s viii be equal 10
other house.
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Published his Day.
H,HE POETS AND TIE POETRY OF THE


Y'HE POETS AND TIE POETRY OF THE
ANCIENT GREEKS. VIII Historical Intro..ctsu aud
Pref Ntw o. Gecian Plosorh-s Orators and Hsonsns Nv
ft1shar, A. NJ author Of ne Literature and Literary
Men al Great Britain ard Ireland" &e One sel syo ma.ln
Price - .
For sale ty J. { DERBY, Fno.-hcs No. > ran Place.
DACK VOLUMES of LllTELLs LIVING AGE
- The First IS No,rr,s aes nearly hoassni
i,xes heavy Plates nearly s. 81 ymee Tbs has
roudcrors PGhSr intend sell u m lev mouths;
should te gd complete for SUB ANY imper
Volume supply Volumes complete SETS no" aeienI
Money laid hswsy will be rToilab nvestment-ior com
Iete Volumes. and especially eompcie Sets increase IA value
lew ComYee The NloTk Pub cation Otce
LlfTELL. son 1 Co.. No. SIS Broadway.
TINHE SACRED CIRCLE for JUNE.-The second
this Monihy BY Judge Edondl, Dr. Dexter
sud o. q. Warren, THIS DAY published containing MAJOR
H-rts Investigation Of Ii'uaim, The onpo.snce OF Low
rough Jr3e fduoLd The OFSn Boy The Mission OF Aindnes
Dogus ty O. O. Waun; Mental Proofs Of Spirit Intercourse, D,
Jul,e Edmoro Needed Reiom spmiuA PLY oosy The Dess
Of Nan through Judge Edonds; Remarkable Surgical Cae BY Dc
Gee + Dexter; The Suicide and Electricity.
Fgoo OF subscription, - per ainum Pubi.hed By ~
PARTRIDGE n BRITAIN
Cfsce Of The Spiritual TELEGRAPH No. SO Broadway.
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NTOTICE.-JJJLIENis GRAND BALL at CAS-
n TIE Garden THIS EVENING.


For this occasion only will be issued.
JULLIENs BOOK OF TIE BALL"
containing the Dances descriptions OF each usde
Ve Polka with illuminated tablets for engagement THIS
ou work spnddy embazonod in crimson and god-n The same
% tbo issued the State Balls Of the Qneen OF England
ard the Balls a-oan be obtained in the BaRoo only
and will be indispensable souvenir Of the occasion
NIBLOs GARDEN.-JOors open att, TO commence
N at o'clock all the house 70 cents Pm
ynfe Boxes S., Orchestra Seats I'll each.
FRIDAY EVENING, June 1854, and TIL further notice,
THE WONDERFUL RhVELs and Mile YkCA MATTHIAS,
IN the new and beau iifnl Grand Ballet Of
BELLA LA PAQUERETrE,
attraction presented
lar under the personal direction OF Mile
YRCA MATTHIAS who sus.ains her original role embracing four
dfereu. characters uo.-.r. .,.o.,r,
To conc ude with Comic Panomimo Of ROBERT MACMRE
NIBLOs DEN-Farewel Testimonial to
~ Mrs. ANNA CORA MOWATT,
SATURDAY, June 3, 1854
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NEwYoRg, May 20, 1851
M1DlmE~UIOn your final retirement from profession
Nv epss Of ebSrscter TO whose illustrations you al
womsny saces and whose INSTRUCTIONS have printed win al
private friendship and public domination alike Inspire . ,r.
popeorsy ard entirely asreeable TO your own
hS TaSst asas yOd the Se Of New York the home Of your
family ay Justly be oaedby eeceping complimentary beneht
hat The psi lie 1roh which you under such
] 'S % Hia F the be 5oe yoa 3
Ii S S a asi sn our Gi a pee for the
c1ore Brucroa H. II waid Benjumin D. silman,
sS a RS Gs SS &C. D GRANT White Il F Fae
Robert lie Roy, ErG'tus Brooke, A. NJ C9zzens q,
SSs Sf t z Strong Wa;is sherman snc Gerard
Z 4 cn fnci o To S Royal F6eIps
Nrw.YOKK May q, 1854
e lust Revived This dacuy have
penced answering other letters OF the same nature Ny excuse
have excited lies he TGe CLIFTON not heart, ie
could say and accept the feeling in the place Of Its
hv nssemeut in Boston terminates The compliment
YOU design will gratefully accept on the evening Of June
Iioce that it will end where beeann which have
sLy termed the home Of family s% gep Mn r Win
Box BOX now open from NJ I'll H. and om III NJ
DROADWAY THEATER.-Doors oPen at z; COM
BS., sS 81 fSsi ~ Ss GSS
Mr. Lanerean Miss j. Gougenheln
ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA: ,.
Antony w. Dsyiige Ceoratra Mas J. 0ousenhen
ROWERY THEATER.-progrietor "a! and Manager, J.;
ID p. wALDRON Stage Manager, f. G. WEMlss' Curtain
r'e' alta THIS Bell FfEf! iNGE Err Of IF BosToSs INC
MsaSy M.s w ESay K Hsis @
Ni'''i'''s sAIVxToR Rosk~Porr P.ISrER, MuscrAs
Salvador Rosa.....Mr +. Eddy Hermone Ms H. L. Clsik
Bsmiosei man. Ms Herring
DCRDYs NATIONAL Admission,
Is cents. Private Boxes IS; Balcony BoSes, "a carisia
Me-. toNY and TAYLOR and CoNY Wil be reformed
NAPoLEoNi OR TIE DtsEEIth AM It Eusse cOny
o0II0''l 0'n'seH THE "a fSPy LiSHT GuARp.
NI f' ouRxNG oUr1NG OR. SNOWMAN HIS MoSKEY
The Mrkey.... Mr. f. Cony Jean LaFoite NJ +, oony
VXyALLACK's MISUNDERSTANDING, 50 ana ana %
w CTS Curtain rses ct q IhlS h'tNN"-"" ~
i' DELICATE GROUND. =, H.,
Citizen SGngfEoid...M Neieo, tsu'ne hwy
Ahed Eveyn..M Lester Sir frsd a can%ay
Waco, Gisra Dons Nh h
Mr. Bro Cham Lady Franklin D c
C,nt smooth ..... Dyot Gsorgina Mrs oonovt
W7MLACK's THEATER.-Mrs. HOEY most re-
W. specially informs her ,9q: az IH' iD''
ut.,e rsee on MONDAY EvENN june which occasion
VIII be p1eseui,d, ior the frs. time this season
Character by MI. LESTER s1d d MI rr,F Hqhf'
A, oRI0iNALLY psrfVSIm l.c.5 ey . ihSN
Also, first time in this ThtSi,I re Sr LEA '|'1
Mr.. FLowERDEhR... ~, 'ot;p a,i
W. Mr. BRoUGHAM
MS, 1859 Ln @,fcined by Them in th. Country.
b0X BOOK SOW OPEN
ard SEATS can be procured
DARNI'M's AMERICAN MUSEUM.-The oniy
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NJ JUL LIENS FA L W + L =
Nk PREVIOUS TO HIS DEPARTURE FOR EUROPE
SATURDAY EVENING, June ),
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT TO
MR.. ". v WALLACE.
~ LAST NIGHT BUT ONE

LAST NIGHT But ONE
PART l.
Overture" Mfisna" W " Wt,aee
Ballad" hst Brightest v "Alace
Nine WALLACE BoUcHELLE mn,
Gfard Duo. Piano Fortes "ahaee
On romance from the OVfr Of -" LEclair
Malone WALLACE and Mr.. w. v w LACE. go
AG-Fom Linda di ChamOuni' 'Ooh]e1.
ANNA LERR- .
Solo Violin" Witches fegsnn
(Tiis frstr and only appearance ct these eoncertsl
N,.cn, song" Tho Fles Union" dedicated 10 the
cze ps Of the United State. wallace
Nine WALLACE BovcHELLL.
itt-Fom OIere OF Mariana v wallace
' NJ PULP MEYER
Grand Polka with orchestra eccouphninlen
conuoaed and executed by w v vance
W. '. WALLACE.
PART H.
Qrldic- Exhibition. Julien
.Julen
TIE FAREWELL VALsE
HEIR kOETiG.
Solo Violr-Cepce the Violin with only string
aud for the frst time in America Julien
PAUL JULIEN.
POKE" CHAMPAGNE Max Sutaine Polka Julien
ysedeI
NJ. CoLLiNET.
Poke" The Sleigh Polka" - ALLEN
the Garden s. Reserved ats 30
cents extra be purchased during the dsy
pny at the s. c. JOLLlE No 800 Broadway
SON No Broadway and in the evening at the Garden
Concert tn orrn.n
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n A l. + G A r ID N.
~ JULLIEN'S GRAND FANCY AND DRESS BALL

~ 5 Il l. X ID y -
~ JULLIEN'S GRAND FANCY AND DRESS BALL
FRIDAY, June :, 1874
~ JULIEN hes the honor 10 announce that owing TO the Ia
nnttd destruction Metropolitan Hall which pecluded lis giving
The Bel Pare announced the 18Th Of January last and in
the receipt Of applications he he's deter
mined comply with lie gyreIal reqnest AID will prior to his de-
parture Europe eye GRAND FANCY AID FULL DRESS
BALL FRIDAY June which occasion every effort viii be
mt o produce O. brilliant enscn be The whole Of -
NJ JULLlEN'S GRAND CONCEHT ORCHESTRA AND EN-
INENT SOLO PERFORMERS
VIII tor in New York; appear in the Ball Room The
KereItoe OF Dance Music will be arranged the plan for
the COURT BALLS OF THE QUEEN OF ENGLAND, .
given NJ JULLIENs upeniendence and viii include az
those pieces which achieved the popularity during
America with he addition of several new woAs coposd
eXrresv occasion. In the viii be placed
MAGNIFICENT CHAMPAGNE FOUNTAIN,
Flowing with the PURE WINE Of Max souane Co OF Rheims;
which has attained such continental celebrity and which Will
be freely distributed guests hroue bout the evening
Prices admission: Family Tickets admitting aGentleman ana
Ladies Lady's Tcket = single Genenans Icke
be reserved Oi the convenience Of those VINO
desire witness without participating it, the Ball Tickets OF ad
mission o n Balcony, GS 80
ces OF admission the Ball and Reserved Seats in the Balco-
nv can the Music Store Of Jole No S bI99d-
way, and Hall Sons No 2j9 Broadway and al he p"pa no
tets -.
ooco rt
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rats kEroVr Of tho DISCUSSION es'~ssr f' ~
sAwNrR y u sud the Rev ISAAC Niftvs ~ Al ~ =,
Ton tho Scriptures Teach the Fasi ~ 49, j.,
broadway >V' as
IL oseapsa sish s,ssirrs strasrd aNs', 49, IA -,
r,l~s rs.' iIINll LYON, rsb4sasr, No ~ ssssawsy
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,FHE OLD ENGLISH DRAMA. A.trclogy Sp!T
rr,UF MYSTERY TXpLAINED-Thc Constitution


I s,d By Laws Of no Oi4sr Of KNOW NoriiiSGs J q
triIh.d ard - the 'eashans N''nss, No .
haptn.t IvsfJ Who boy, NAY essoms Aso" Moth =
Al fftc three
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Spseial Noiirrs.

sstoaishiuc Dsinscrcs tcdncHs-A eeu.c m ''su
,tp rcf interested in tie measure h's W.
r,vs-. elN. us'N with the Wow OF inhnenehe VI
~ ,r.,, .lrr, T. through Trinity Churoh'Td smitter
fi.,s.cd eli in che Board Of Aldermen by vol f9
IA ne rWtrc in the pay Of the rc.tec!lons ne could
- y ~ ,r rea o. lovers then ihe citizen not .atef
-. 81 The ,vent ct HE npariali'y Is wonderful he has
cf the OF repeated ISLANDERS OF me
,s N. h STRANGELY forgotten 10 publish their eiulaAon
tsAsn f slanci that (ouEclmcE never read ne.pePe
A. has Sly Cioueh suPcso that any anaoges oIawn
eY III dom are arrlicahc New YORK Suppo us ms
- sh r,cctdris and that Trinity Cha'iatI
~ H. h yf and cr0-noi or1 jIamef joy t1iHe 81 40
f n M rs dor (Which hy the way not tine iau Of he
la cf the city. which had the Tsht Of SCRIPTURE 49,
49, k srv reason Of human ashes should DC enoVeiea
- III he way OF the MammOn not on he cA.iai.
vrrfi tsscn why they should h ne dead dt'Nef Ouse nc
~.sls u orr Mocdman spare ina! uee iunI " h
There Tic cornirys FOUNDERS ana ue
sssc,, onr ,s brethren friends aud co,non o1 oe
re-, d s,..rsn disiiug uhed and our undsinsuhed CHI
Many, .vboso virtpes
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General on.inittcc OF Democratic Wing onng Men,
COMMITTEE VIII De hcld al iio"sV'
=" JAMES H. WELSH, Chairman.
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BUNCE a BROTHERS, Publishcrs,
No l3f srsseu-st Y. \
Washington sentinel., 1854-01-07
DEMOCRATIC DIVISIONS.

When men are embarked in the same vessel
when the voyage is expected to be long and
hoped to be prosperous-when good feeling,
Kindness, and forbearance are SO necessary to
happiness and success, it is both criminal and
foolish in one Of that company to 60 sedulously
and insldiously around, in order to SOW the
seeds of discomfort and uutiny.
The same thing may be applied to political
party, the members of which are bound to.
gether by common traditions, common nr;nc;
Piles, common hopes, and the same destiny
How thoughtless, how reckless, how much tc
be censured is that man who, in place Of pre
serving harmony seeks to distract and divide.
There never was time when union wa
more necessary, cordial cooperation more es
sential in the democratic ranks than now. /
is from that party that the country must lool
for the measures Of policy, on which its full de
yelopment and its complete success depend
Great questions are springing up, in regard Il
which the State rights principles--the consti
tutional principles Of the democracy will hav,