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SOUTHERN LIFE.
Ky
81 was ALWAYS friend Of the White Man.


i2rao cloth. illustrated. Price II D.
TIE MASTERS HOUSE enpha,cay book the times
on the peced agitation Of the
question involved the political
now before Councils and vital he
citizen Unlike work ever written treating ~ tine
South occupies The position gned BY the
and Union and line penned
expressed false sympathy by dwelling upon
rofiOn and ntslecur they do
posts the and ensracer souheni the prominent
scio-ihe white the responsible psT'on The MAsTEE"
WHAT FOLLOWS:
this grapc Intrinsic evidence OF IA
ety with The details OF southern society has al the esh
glow for the Of making
founded hesay from Others but based knoledgs
obtained from loug resitence southern soil
The the story laid Louisiana plantation Ora
ham Mdmay the leading character In the plot is the son OF
wealthy CaTOlien planter who the North fJr cole gate
with the belle Of ,h which the
college graduates with the thAest Of bhug holcr
years and Purchases estate Ia Louisiana When
be return. bis promised bride takes her tnumpn % BIZ,
and ando and planter
he usus variety Of life Characteristic OF sayehong ard eh'a
a en- Illustration Of the south~
their piy0 viii be read Al this tf
quarters the country. Ia describing the author Ia
dules yey slight degree dOgmgtc renectonhe = ms
tell their story Tarsde OF morazns aud does
philanthropy give additional zest 20 bis sketches
the whicr o. INC
tuds ofslavey exhibit toward discussion Of the subject
CLOWNS pictures should not be
other Tide Mason and DxoLr line well a. BY hv
cod booded Of the North AT rste the sasehoder
wi gud iu abuse In this Volume and ne made
10 vince occs.ona under lard iacs that brought TO hts
rctce than he often Obliged 70 do by ne every day
erperence original realities that here daEueeoypcd
Certainly the writer presents many agreeable views Of sonhern
rciefy by ndsod do justice 70 the bright side
,ifnr.rpfioun New York Tribune.
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THIRD THOUSAND, MYRTLE WREATH;

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thoughts seueiou There FRESHNESS. in them az
he whose eAiIdhsOd SOe no. s or ysss vanish
Her sprssy sarcastic pen Oasn h pOin, with great iorse
ana nsssr iS s s,nnx Evsnset
H.r Wresih : b6and to he cherished in atmosphere,
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They are characterized by beautiful simplicity hoasS and
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W. From the Rev Dr. sprssue.
aud interesting volume and that win Be- .scspta-
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in it's character bear. the impress Of facts page
There are exquisite gems Of thought and feeling scattered
throughout the book T have large s Gm T.,
never 1~S' Ssf opScn. are worth eoadsns
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which have been recently pubishedis will be widely y.dr
II. motto is uthand sus.ains poiesses,
while Of Psthos and rich thought every v,o
its Psses ,,.,,,.r,,,, IN " Joamsl Of C,m
s,ty sketches and admirably presenting
truth and and humoT forms that esnn9, "a. interest na-
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HISTORY or TIE NotEEN PHILOSOPHY ,xo B. S We
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writer whose pointed period, have touched the chords Of
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/ YINHE MASTERS HOUSE. \ Tale of Southern

Published Ibis Day.
N'HE MASTERS HOUSE. A Tale of Southern
Lie. BY Lossn II friend Of the white man
ssl p,se. u,traed The Masters House" euPhacsy
reoied agitation OF he slavery question involved in the impor
to bt Interests Of eysy American citizen Unlike any
written Of ths souh the black occupies the position
asn,d the Of that portion Of our Uuion
rd mo- ms Ienl ed or word oppressed 70 create .s Gp
rs hen Into iase position by s.cIione sentiment, ai
h Iomssnt actoES-the white man the fepoHoe person.
tn ioel commences with the youth sduc.:on the hero
and with him; the what developed ia the
Won TT % h ra w nnf OF h sS naio
AID Therefore OF th9 mos. 411o9ng asseS Inc I
character OF he we The boos ssplenady qs;flied from de-
On nj 80 yoaIle :n,o Cloth Pree q - u., .,
msris IS the deiui Of southern society The aahoryho by
1 1 e, Of sfn ~ Of %hc h R. BEEN ,n an aa
oyh lie docs no. sh TO se Iomn'Is eooing 10 me-
Ienty L hs. al the FRESHNESS. and glow Of seta
but based knowledge obtained residence
The scene cf the story laid on Louisiana plantation Grahsm
Mcnay The l.aDs character 4 The go = The on 81 wealthy
iorfas belle OF the rural city in which the col
lee ood graduates with the theses OF biahins hono on
eAa hs Promised tde, taxes her triumph his
sLiieu home and planter experiences
vay Of life characteristic of slsyehodng and ehivl
population ILe narrative 'lhiy pot ioete 'l not ..
ttind win f'nsebe interest as wnos norsA IT abound, IN
sinking which must arrest the attention Of ey ny reader
Huus'on Of The domestic institutions OF the scl,hwih
Slavery their pyo will be eagerly read at this tre
u FL Of the soanIy Ia d,,eeas s'sye5y h1 saae' ia
rc tell trf story makes paste Of mOang aud does
addi'iola
which
Slavery exhibit toward discussion Of he subject,
No. no rgr1 WIZ he wes zlowiDs peture should not DO
eoys other side Of Mason aud DKou line veil rs by the
ded fanatics Of the North. Az the STAKEHOLDER
this volume; ana II he made
occasionally hard facts brought 70 his
than he Obliged do LS everyday
.at.TeIce The original realities that here daguereoS?ed
Cely agreeable views % soutnsn
e.fy end DO justice the brsh side
souLrrn Indeed readers b. emptef 10
blame winch
fhc blood but for Ike % ever man
i.a in hxo HE
scrpfon A specimen Of his skill IN character
tie Toature OF Major Dixon worthy whose
then tho OF fsAonibe
Ioef.1 New YORK Tribune
m. MASTERS HOUSE "A gentleman GA literary lepu
We have had the pleasure Of looking pof
tcu TIE Of The the South hs Masters
House aud srstu the reading public upon the prospective
resrce oppouse and Of such extraordinary interest
The Of southern life OF The most Attractive chs
ftl while the incidents portrayed
BIZ the peculiar Institution are gwen
~ d. familiar win lite on the plana
We the book will be popular "a the south IS well
viii everywhere be hailed IS the book
+, he ne /. ncELKAri Co No II Sprucesr
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Among the features included in the programme will D.
THE WAR MARCHES, QUICK STEPS,
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TIE CELEBRATED MUsCosIrE HYMN,
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THE CoSSACK SONG,
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Th one OF remarkable books Of the kind ever pub
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"a. rendered poverty crime both moral and attractive
author Of KIT Clayton removed all the rePuve features
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the sctveness Of the work-rathe indeed SIDING 70
the interest thst evoked during m peraa Many
othe high order and the whole uthiuy
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CONTENTS
SLAVERY AND THE UNION
uI-THE COMMERCE OF THE NORTH AND SOUTH.
V.-COsT or THE UNION.
V.-THE GREAT STRUGGLE
yI-THE SOUTH AND NORTHERN INTERESTS.
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Just Published.
DERSONS AND PICTURES FROM ENGLISH
II ann FRENCH HISTORY By Henry VIM. HeTbert Esq


limo. muslin IL - IN
An exfremely interesting wort Baltimore American.
Charming pictures Of the romance o. history pennet BY
IrsJudieed mint' " !. commercial 'ude.
wei written and historic reality"
NAsFTTE AND HER LOVERS Tale II Sormssiy By
Talbot Cvyure Auher Tae School Fahers" Tie Life
ard Death Sas bsrnstate" The school
Cloth, limo. -.
en ndicstes feminine pen, while the truthful perception
do
discred writer Of either New York Tribune.
NETWORK CRYSTAL PAIACE,-Tlirstrsted Description Of
the bEdiEg ~ Geo CGstenssn and Cka Oserneste Arch
oontsnins Plans Elevation Sections AID Detail,
Working Drswnss Of the Architects Dedicated the Asls and
Ariiszrs Of the United States
Architects and those intseej in Architecture should think
would be 20 ostss the Illustrated Pssc
This volume presents technical descriptive
The work throws lh, question pr ~ warmly
debated and esrisuy far fully nses the pro
iesSionsl ~ ruaion Of the sufhora" IN Y Times
RlkER, TH0RSE Co, No. Ia Fultonst., SewYork.
SOr -LITTELL's LIVING AGE-No. 527 is
~ THIS DAY Published Contenss Iilus;ratoD-In De-
tGne Of she Law; James Montgomery; Opium
Eaing, OF Nurses IN nda John Gibson Lord COCK
burn Aresan es Tor Supplying Cities; A SHERWOOD s,
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ants POEMS with poetry and short acsa Published wessy YIN
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Amusemenls.


~ X Il l. L l. E.
MUSICAL CONGRESS
CONTINUED
EVERY EVE n &,
Saudsy excepted and including Monday night the ;h ins
AND POSITIVELY NO LONGER.
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PROGRAMME
THIS Thursday, EVENING, JUNE aa
POSITIVELY aG%I IasT Motif Si BTr THREE
fed1med BY the Grand Combined oiche.tfa
s9APHhodtN4 The s Sf'sif from the
MAYOR THE 'GiiEfiRiMiN;iix MUii;;iciI SOCIETY,"
SOLO A-PIsToN~ The ,rewe v.lse Alden i
Her KcEaiG.
S'ENAF %sGt tot a lfs BEaRESD
s01bt tIAhoS ksiEee Air win
for THE Musical co@anoa
The A% e. JGL GfRSIi'' !"
l. GRAND OPERATE sEEEciriioS AND FASrA- ~,
F,o, SiH the Opera Of / Puisni" Arranged by NJ
.JuLLIEN-wih Solos fol bis eHinen, Solo perform
e and CONCLUDING s cie ne OF Ff LIBERTY
BALLAD Htl %'i hIEES sRiIsf BEHaTSP
GRAND PEE K. pH2|aHs9ff HgHF#s Full Band
SOLO. GSsGPf'la p :h
fF,r., Trumpet TO The King Of Belgium)
C. rARANTELL1-' The TsI'Hisla de Bel. Rocu ALBERT
phegor' '''''''f'o'Ai I'
NOTICE.
THE FIREMENS QUADRILLE,
NTH tie immense Orchestral Descriptive efeeves-composed eS
rrss,,y for THE MUSICAL CONGRESS by NJ JULLIEN-wil
be performed
EVERY EVENING.
Persons once entering Palace permit ed 20 remain durns
the entire day and evening.
THE RESERVED STALLS
will be soe only Office of the Crystal Palace and al " NJ
HALL & SONS Music Warehouse, No 259 Broadway
THE TWENTY FIVE CENT TICKETS may be obtained at the
Oa Of the CRYSTAL Palace all the Principal Hotels and
Mpsic s,ores In New. York and the adjacent cities
The vaou. Companies comprising the NewYok Fire
will attend the Crystal Palace Musical Congress on SATURDAY.
EVENING the 24h iD full uniform to hear the FHemeHs
ousdrile composed expressly for {. em by NJ Julien
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