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sell out, in another Gadsden treaty, still larger
tract Of the wild lands of northern Mexico, in
Guiding the peninsula Of Lower California, and
all the gold and silver mines therein, and all
the pearl fisheries Of the Gulf BY this process
the Mexican empire may be kept upon its legs
for twenty years TO come, steadily diminish
ing in size, but. pari passu, steadily
improving in its finances--a very import
ant consideration. At this rate, by the
time our Southern boundary shall pass within
sight of the Mexican capital il will have be-
come the proudest imperial city in the world
(the New World) from the simple process OF
exchanging wild lands, wild cattle, and wild
Indians for California gold. And the new
mines OF gold silver and copper, which in our
next treaty or two we shall acquire, and our
practical methods of working them, will en-
able us with every succeeding treaty to pay a
good many more millions for the next slice
Thus, after all Gen. Gadsden has furnished the
key to the knotty question Of manifest des-
tiny. 1t is TO take little at time, and pay
as you 60.
1t may be objected to, that this ready money
to Santa Anna is only for the equipment of his
army, which he will turn against u.s. but
what's the odds? Is there not at this mo-
ment bill before Congress for the extension
of Colts patent. whereby he may be enabled
to furnish from his London factory the British
army with his revovers? And if we can at
ford to arm John Bull surely we need not
sickle in furnishing the sinews of war to Santa
nj hot fha pal
by General Gadsden is merely an elbow
in the desert, adapting the boundary
to the curve of Cookies wagon route! Is not
that enough? Does it not give us compare
lively level route to the Pacifc-an best of
all, perfectly dry route, and through country
where there is no danger of any steamboat op-
position or rival railroad? 1t does. Let the
treaty, then, be ratified, and let us shell out to
Santa Anna his share of the five hundred mil
lions of the public plumber. Is not this the true
policy OF manifest destiny?'
THE NEBRASKA QuEsTIoN-TnE GROUND
SWELL RIsNG.-The following call for public
meeting promulgated yesterday, and still in Cir
culaton for signatures, indicates the rising OF
another groundswell upon the slavery ques-
tion -
NO INFRNGEMENT OF PLIGHTED FAITH NO VIC.
LArI' OF THE MISSOURI COMPROMISE!
Merchants, mechanics, and citizens Of New York
generally, without distinction of perty, who would
preserve invioate the Missouri compromise are in
yited to meet at
THE BROADWAY rABRRNAcLE,
on evening, the of January, to protest
against the project now pending in the Senate of
the United States for the repeal of that section
of the Missouri act which forever prohibits slavery
in the territories lying north Of SO degrees and 80
minutes
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This Indignation at the prospect of carrying
slavery, according to the Nebraska territorial
bill of Senator Douglas,) above the Missouri
line of sc 80 may be natural enough but the
parties to this call seem to forget that the Mis-
souri, compromise line was first invaded by re-
fusing the line of Sc 80 in the admission of
California. The people of the State had de-
fined its boundaries down to the thirty second
degree of north latitude they had excluded
the South from the whole Of it; and Congress
took them in at their word, casting out every
attempt at making the line Of SO 3O-or 36.
or 35-the southern boundary of the State.
They gave the South not square inch of Cali
fornia, though one-half Of it lies below the
Missouri compromise line.
Now, Senator Douglas only proposes to change
the saddle to the other horse by leaving all Of
Nebraska territory above the line of &c 80
open to the South, and leaving the people of
the territory to do as they like in the exclusion
or admission of slavery upon the formation of
their State constitution hereafter. He proposes
to give them the same privilege that was allow
ed to the people of California Of deciding the
question for themselves, without regard to the
Missouri line. His bill is adapted to the COM
promises Of 1850, which have superseded the
Missouri compromise.
Well, the trouble is beginning-the issue is
the vital issue of slavery or no slavery-the arr
mistice is ended-the bugle sounds to arms
The abolitionists Of the North will enter the
field united and enthusiastic from having the
Cabinet at their back. What will the Congress:
sional spoilsmen Of the South do in Congress.
That's the question.
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wALLAcKs THEATRE Broadvay-BLoHEtoR oy
AIRS -PRETTY PIEoE BusIEEss- koRE BLuNDERs
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NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham stTset-Afsernoon an
Kyening-LNcLE TONS CABIN,
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
BowEkY THEATRE, Bewory-uxoLr Ton's CAMS

BROADWAY THEATRE Broadvay-DoNEsTIc EcoSo
nav CATARACT rHE GAseEs.
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BUTTONS THEATRE. Chambers streo.-How MAKE
Roar HAlpY-ouR Best SOCIETY ONE THOUSAND MILL
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AMERICAN NUSEus-Ans rnoon-HoP o. Ny THUEB
EvcninE-YoUEo WIDow-BoP y Ny THUMB.
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lf the People be thoousby undermined N sSe b The
,;,lc Of Hydropsthy and make themselves
ws az lie and health they VII wenish emaneps'e p Tai.
from Il, need Of doctors Of any sort" tn,rvcy
CANA ready prescber and hysesnic adviser w,h
10 The nature causes prevention and treatment Of
49, a casualties Of every kind with glossary table o.
and indie, completes The Who'll: s.,1 ScwIEas AND
NJ sa broadway New-Yort One ArSs volume o. ~
W.. .uh.,snr.iy bound Price delivered free 81
The organ, o. 'ns treatment clearly and fay se
forh enerevn .nS Sunctous hu
reader IN accurate ides Oh 'ne IN. " Tribune.
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A DOPTION.-A lady wishes to place her CHILD
"A fine BOY months Cd pioa family Of good eeumsso.
being him. and being obliged % b non
all day. address c. W. H., box No. les fhssns Once
NAUTION.-I was present when f. COOMBS ten
~ dered back eli Machines be has Of 0R0yEh 1sS
Co their paint e Of e7W, which .rhn~s
70 csa.ds TIA. GROVER BAkER Co vSsvw WOOD No iss
DFoslwsy, where he shove machines srs - cooHBs
q he sb0vs IoaA --zs---:--,
IF JOHN and JANE PEOPLES recently sIn .sxl
Az RlOFIEf = ssl " sI ": S fSisssII1
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Now Ready, :: am
rr,,cvNoR A. FIELDS have just published. In one

ESSAYS ON Thu rVnT~ ~ truth AND ON OIhEk
sIBJTcTs By Samuel Bailey From tho ''a'''
Revived and enlarged. .,.xss
49,. ssS.,sS Are handled IN masseIy ~, -
are the result deep thnkns .c.s audcns
As companion 'oa w NEW Atlas
mend heartily" a. N .Ai,tinr individuals who
recommend this BOOK 70 -. m ors useful
do reed % much 10 All nne Worcester Transcript
knowledge" IAN ll.e,hed 70 the reading Of
1--WE have repeatedly heard gratefully ,n1s VA
,h;s hooh the Of new M - IN voups
hs and wish could % '0'as" New Bedford Mercay
snsv ,-us..s a.. . .,.ss popularity throughout cur
Thee essays are eesnnse 'IPhisdslphA Bulletin
country" 49,, - ..,... ~ . hseoi which " have Yong
IT, = ope Of the nose interesting WORKS o. ~
pr5se ..,h-scsl Character hat red Ios
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A tale Of exquisite pathos -Wa,chnan-
VTARA; Or THE CHILD OF ADOPTION, Emo. 81.
Attention solicited to his charming story Hear what the
Thee has no volume fallen years with which
interested The beautiful simplicity Of The hero
men, Of ia'asa @
ton ,s bs sr ses .Sss '0Ns
tn. h,o, of an adopted child and aeh history mus.
soften the heart and h y Of J he 's ssn and
ssen lasting impression which will prove G:esvee Wehope
TO sssm sg.'ss story with
feel that our time was well employed TS e .nd.
deeply interesting and has 19ssqssy
Just p RoBEsT CARTER BROTHERS, No Broadway
Il IFE OF ARCHIBALD ALEXANDER, ID. D.
llBy Rev james W Alexander D D vSl svo ~ 30 ,..,
and possesses ali peculiar
s as :as sst ss a1s 81
sdnirsbe work The dsatsesd scene Sas ~ ie
play calm AID confident and truly sublime eo's of
% Of .ss ssa ;' %
such Few have made deep and
S Ss AZ spSH the Courier Enquei
.m N iFr''fsyg's5Si.Po ssa9:s
we md the se Of .snir.b theme i inter.
n onaue:iop.sy the deceased was enc o. a ne fss
States produced lsans saen, and consistent
scn and in usefulness Church he had few equals and no
srperr When therefore say this memoir OF his life
parea in In the highest degree IN
sue:iye engaging but family express our estimate OF n
value" IN 4. W
admirably illustrates the character Of Dr. Alexander and pre-
his friends simple snd psacha in
hsbs strong his intellect borous 10 duty Paerna
of youth AID thoroughly sincere and free rom az "
feetsfion in his piety" lfhiisdeiphis rrspy
his wok hes claims the attention OF the Chris
tsn puSc With p,cy wensh nvalng ehldhooditself be
united vror intellect extent Of learning and pow
Of Christian feeling and general ievaen
and pury of character rendered him preemineny
man Of marx not only denomnaion but hroahsui the
xSaie Chureh Albany Argus.
Just published BY ChAhLEs s,hbNEs,
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..TTHE WIDE AwAKE."-Ths new PENN

"VNHE WIDE AWAKE."-Ths new PENNY
PAPER will reach Third NrNBER on THURSDAY ito
morrow when viii be and more lively spirited d.shag
hsvnd publisher determined tina; snail reach
An Unprecedented k<sl city eirerlatsoa
The Wide Aw.Lsr for this week vii esnisI an kspsr. Of
written BY that wertnow politician G. Grir Esq-
"The Wide Awake for this week has is OPEN on
STREET PREACHING AND BLOODSHEDi
THE FEARFUL SUPREMACY OF AOB-LAW'
The Wide Awake for this week has y, y,s 9Hsn 90
The Wide Awake for this week be. u. eye. open
The Wide AWAKE" fer this week has lis eye, ogen on
THE Wide Awake ios this week has is eye. ogsn On
1.-The Wide Awsis for TIN week mas lis 9psn
The Wide AWAKE be .ss sysi s %ss @ SNOWMAN
The Wide Awake" r this wset has r. syss sPsT on SHOW
The this week has L, sys. sPsn q
. II. Wa. Awrie- for this week has its open on -
Inc woe N" w. FAST-AsLEEP PEOPLE
r, . WA. AWAKE 70, this week has It's ewes open
THE Wide Awake for this ~s'1 Il How TIE MONEY GOES
tn. Wide Awsie- sor this week has ts syss ogsn on ~
,.,,.. hen, M i,s usual bold and fearless
The Wide Awake sold by ~ The New Dealer and Nsy.
r.. :, ,hr low price ONE AMERICAN CESI and VII Dc
,sS, on THURSDAY MORNING. Once No i2 Ns..as n !.
THE PUBLICATION Of THE SARATOGA
WHO f.. he On I R va a:s 4. ' se s
Sit.at. suI.crpian or 81 Adsetenenn nssrsd %
Iss:Ss.Ss ZIP q PiL re ssns Buan. PtTTESGLI
c. No iiS Nsssasst ". H MCDONALD no ~. S.ssaa.
DEADY THIS DAY-The CH1LDkEN' PIC
"a Sac AIRY % hENRi B. PRCE, AssEs, Ne IS Amt
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CApTrALIST WANTED-Iu . businee

A CAPITALIST wANTED-Iu . business wen
"A established The articles selling p.oas Of sss a.ss1
c Gee s. sSnSm 70 b sSded un the reaches e
~ =. . e. ;ss%s
OiTIzENs' MUTUAL LOAN and ACCUMULAT-
1oa SG ,.s n sss psr s
msnsssd Building IN he city The shsrss :s Ss ~
:ss '9 ssS 1s e Box
nRUG STORE for SALE-LOcated in one Of tho
K ls I q, ~,
Fancy s.s ;Is q d Ss. I.
sssOo Of s as =. :, s,ss
sSsns; inc ear. nosi ssssn: Morgan Butler cs
nRUG STORE for SALE, located about 90 mild
~ NswYo City Thee sishns'o purchase can lear. '0s
particulars by inquirins st NO. III nows.y,
IHOR SALE for HALF its vALUE-A PATENT
MEDICINE DEPOT account Of The III health ., me pIG
9Ss ss II u ss s sos.sPs inquire as Brs.dvy NewYo
TNOR SAI.E-The FIXTURES Of SAND-PAPER
IL sI., s.y. - a .g avenue
uOTEI. for SALE.--A First-Clsss II OTE L for
II SALE. ,osehsr with Ladiss and Gentlemen:
also Ss Es,: T.. ss Sss,
3; 4: city, Rent No
7 UMBER-YARD in BROOKLYN for SALE.
One Of the best atoms with small sock Of LUMBER and
TBER odd terms soss.ss. With vsus,
s s si s m.Ss s Baoia
post paid
TIME GOODWILL and STOCK in trade Of .
!!. Roo s srosF St sT' and
rate location for Inquire Of SAMUEL y PHELPS NO
spruce-st., New Yort, post paid
vI,O CAPITALISTS and OTHERS:-For sale inc
sT poHs pESH iTs
Testimonials Of tho highest cheac
81 o Es" sdn. ea ESQ., ind ~ s
ss Il En- q III s' s;y i s:s.' ss
Fs on Boston Others May be seen on application "
the Should not be disposed OF beev the
depsrlurc OF the Of the 18th nst the undesned va. 70
ont himself Europe for the Of manufacturing sn sens
tbsss valuable articles the Of human I've &c Az
pcstion for the these Patents either thew
Be- made to w RICHARDSON sole PoprissOrJ No. 20 soeh
3D. st. Wilan sburs. Lons Island ----------
vVNO EXCHANGE-Two fine FARMS, situated On
Long Island, miles from Cold sprins LananS ana our
ilss from Hicksy Station VIII be exchanged eat OF cncuo
bnce city property encountered and some esn
Also ue YACHT Ola that will outan eny'nn4 o. ner
lenst built and novel mode io iunsr
inquire of JOSEPH DA'iSON, No. IL "s W. oo' w.
5. from II A. NJ to3P NJ
d sl0n Wanted an ASSOCIATE to TkAvEL
ID ZUU. WITH an EXHIBITION. It entirely new, and
GOT heavy 1t embraces ne most p1pus.
this country fortune be realised IN short unes
Apply at No. AZ, sth-sv.. rear house, third hoor
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nONETTT~ ACTING MONKEYS, DOGS and

n sstssn nspt Van couPrss Sorrows ara Comic
- - nelt Rsps Dsseins eses Ccuns E.sres: sss I
DQBeotfS srlv lssusifsi Chenissl IuasionA 49, 60,
0eoD eUun eouueectne Aomnnen y SeHS'
s1n6B0 III Ma. Rescved Seats Tor LsdeG
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VXTONDERFUL CURIOSITIES.-Now on exhibit
w rio, the new Hall and Pavilion No az
80 fnsrt Soor TO Chrisys hnstrels the MAMMOIa
from California by he Crystal fs s n
sncs and SIS hight In addition two Of the ~ az l
- ,. srStb ready for spinning Also an IL ELAND
with four horns SHETLAND COW ana oa MOns IN Caller.
M tns ne manners of the miners N
hisi,ion in the world. Open DAY and EVENING Aah' -
VJVHE DUSSELDORF GALLERY.-Ihe coiiecuon
- pICTIlp nc morn under the Nance has been to
Moved 10 the xMERICAN ART-UEION GALLEhL, No 40
Brosd~sy where remains exhibition from ~ 0o'' "
~ 10 p NJ. Admission Is cents
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Nofre Brick iayerxThe quarterly meeting Of the
CITY OF NEw-YORK BRiCKLAYERs PROTECTIVE UNlo Mon
if held Hall No. l95 Spring st. THURSDAY
EyENIEG next 1884 All members of the Union
suy requested be puncrna in attendance TO Elect omces
the Charter Com.
Uiftee. n B-Aner THURSDAY NEXT the Initiation Fee will
ke rased This the present rate
~ order Of the President -
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NEW TATION ERY STORE,
IN No 50 futonst William.
SLOTE 4 JAMES,
HENRY L. sLoTE, JONATHAN yAsEs)
opened In building Of Wlen with an entire
new stock Of BLANK BOOKS and STATIONERY.
Having BNDERY attached business, under personal
mpervson enabled work viii DO equal To any
other house.
Country dealers supplied.
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Amnsements.


CRYsIAL PALACE-wORLD' FAIR@AsS0I 1
" CATION EXHIBITION Of the INDUSTRY Of ALL
ADrssos 9ss p1t1 ca s CENTS
M ShAha Z: :s
ftasE a. S.s
Al sT tSs III $ 'sss
and visitors Palace into 1t to witness the lima
s Il: siSsi PLACE. T. SA % on til. of the
eas REwARDA reward of twenty-five Dollar. be paid to the
who win 6 Sc Mi % 20 On se p Palace n time o
ve Of his aerial voyage to the Crystal Palace 0 inc
re- PALACE ssounds remarkable
n q the ssS Ssf been ah. many hss
AZ CASH Erfg a &c
s:s s S.9, a ss, Art their
en: IN hs Crystal Palace during the last MONTH aud Inc hum
;ns Ss 1fs S
BxIL60N the Crystal Palace advertisement
prepare Tor great Balloon A'''f:S? sS 8 isSS
CRYSTAL PAIACE-For list Of the article. rite ss
s s;,n asS sS e ~ ss
{:
'''''' Of me 'aSss1rs MUSICAL CONGRESS led
@s~es P'~~ MORROW.
M ts'~-S p. T. BARNUM, President.
CASTLE GARDEN.-The public are most respect
TIA. :s' s e. sSDnsr S
June II, met =,
TvHE FLOW Err QuEE N;E
1c,. "a o. s.s 2s Muse By George Root The words
ss.s :s Hal: s cons e 81 y. %. .s
wSDHlsRAs sss y n1R6x WILKINS he Teacher
mo- g esp TO be bad At HALb sons Nnss Store NO.
- Brosivay ana the evening Of ~ ,s
Deem opsn sclock; performances commence - 0s
nONETTTs ACTING MONKEYS, DOGS ana
AZ he CHINESE ASSEMBLY Rooms,
Ma - Broeduay. near tie St. Nicholas heesL
(pen EVERY MONT 1t O'clock, $3.50
WEDNESDAY, and saturday AFTERNOONS oeloss.
s sstssnnsnt y ecsPdss ssoss se1 Comic en- Mosv
es Ne5rsnade Spectacle Of he Dessstsr, sosesnsf WI"
b11o1fps sv~jv Rea-fifnl 'Chouieal Iuusio1A
~ 80 = e;siesi eonnsseias Admission q Gents;
ansss S1 WAs. 1essTed Seats for Lsse@
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Boaro an6 Rooms.


EAGLE HOTEL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES viii 10
.ss Room :, . cen: n e, night conner SaA ed
4 YOUNG LADY is desirous to find private Am
S:s her Board i:.i:asss exchanged xWy % K.
A LADY in 4th-av., near 25th-st, having moro
than shs vim ls Hh.n1sensly
ECON cs ~: g rs1sp:s .:aSo' soAmn sss
Union, square Poi Once. :" -
A NUMBER Of ROOMS, furnished or onfornished.
soa.e No. . Bi.s ;eS:i nee. bso.as -
DOARDING.-A pleasant furnished FRONT ROOM
- for Two a:s os.:.nsa xa Bo1sn = =; n
Be Grswsts Address n 4 TINK, No 3 w.IIs.
DOARD-A Gentleman and Wife, also single Gen-
l.! Fl sosp
% s 81; ., ssS .: s s. -, e.. II ssl "
ROARDNG-At Nos. Is and ~ East Broadwyi
for sasIe Gentlemen Apply At No -
ROAKD.-A southern family having more room
ID bull. hos.s than hey sssS VII ists ye q ns
e,ns,e%s. Nth PARTIAL BOARD 6snsnAn nd Ldy va
DOARD-In . private family, and handsome
M = as :, ssss
ROARD in BROOKLYN.-A Gentlensn and VIE
.ss osn.".n 3 s re - DON
from H.sn,se.ss NV Acres G. B. c. sssotfs ~ 1es
BOARD IN BR00KLYN-A GsItIsn.n snd VIZ.
1 = s ss ri s. s r: T. %
vslk fcw Walls keIy.
BOARD on BROOKLYN HlGHTB.-A Gentle
II - M. VIA 0enfeuen fnA kanAsously
fnRNisfsED Rooms No - wn,owSG. three nssssJ vsk
ION WALL Al vulseg Yesytes
D01RD UP TOWN. Gentleman and Wf1s, or
ID Two asxs Gentlemen have BOARD VII PLEASANT
xFAsTHHNTs n ssss family "a TssshsI 0ss. hehsen, ~
ROARD in JERSEY CITY.-A Gentleman an
4! e ~; H. =
FURNISHED ROONB--At Ne. ~ Wkte-ss, -.
!, Bsss1..y Lhes. nss.. ee1Etsg = cd. 0c00
% desirable pssseaA Ne nesh gveA
EURNISHED R0ON6-To LET 70 SINGLE GEN
TLEnRN visA visAsss BOARD. q No nsassss, ss-
EURNI6HRD Rooms 70 LfT-W1THQUr
II BOARD q NJ. = Lksvssardss, sass esss1seI
HENTEEL BOARD may b setained n 4ssS
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Just Published.
MISS PARDOE's NEW NOVEL,

Complete in volume Price % paper cloth, rs cent?
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ons We consider Rensd Lyle Ia fact TO be
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hard indeed conceive novel perfect even N dea nan
this actually 10 in execution n.y.,
But howl 1t then be very unusual sort Of book Wen
IL book Of the And devote 70 but sno
notice merits this the consequence OF the
eenee However viii indicate one or two things
particular In the first place. ont Of some 70 pages
of which the three volumes there not even one which
Eve which within the description OF interesting 70 an
wonted and remarkable degree"
The pages the Erssb copy published complete By us in
342
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full Of Miss Psdoe superior IN dramatic snee ana sia ae
rays The sentiment and elegance Of style which
rendered all hef works . universally attractive"
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"A Published this morning.
FOREC AsTLE YARNS,
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Price Is centA
The articles composing will be read with interest
The vivid which the suho his adventures
extraordinary These sketches will
idea Of Of the most remarkable naval
occurred annals and in addition TO their hts
tos truth each viii be found TO peculiar charm
style and pleasant gcsppy and picture
esque with ali the simplicity Of sailors yarn -
CONTENTS: he Haunted Brig on Cape Horn; Portugal Break
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4 CHOICE COLLECTION Of NAUTICAL TALES
just Published
CHEMICAL FIELD LECTURES FOR AGRI-

(NHEMlCAL FIELD LECTURES RON Auhl-
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From s. L. Dana, NJ D., LII. D.
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ons to art dmpe s aud illustrated by expert
0 r. a sSnn Sa viii ' h1 "s,f
when subjected to the .everest scrutiny
After reading The ~oIi in By PeiTee
the opinion as an ssy Of the u der H.,
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stockhsdfs Chemistry viii prove usefal elementary book in
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1.-THE well the Of teachers who de-
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II s
Horcrd the Introduction AID shall recommend to those
pursuing The study 0 o asT The o onss
@nnn must aoon e the hand. Of every
chemistry and ell such procure copy it
s son asi W"
knowledge of the science"
L'RANK FORESTERs NEW BOOK.-PERSONS
AND FRANCE, By Henry William Herbert, suhoT Of The
duke Wyvi" "OIivef Cromwell. The Roman Traitor" &C.
''''' "''"A RIKER THoRNE Co. No. ias Ful;On.t,N.Y
NOTICES THE PRESS.
These sketches well written TO historic reality
"A plessan. book Their truthful pictures the Old,
the oy tales Manufactured for daily By the
,rriters for mere money! Baltimore Republican
Herbert is well known and well liked for his ability in
that have that such book to insure
rapid nd large sale Of it." IN L. Day book
An extremely interesting work The general facts in
these mingled with what the author
sentiments and opinions
TOMS Of he various pesonases about whom he wrtos'
49, - - baltimore American
the best Of the authors productions and which
will pleasure and profit for while interests the
fancy the mind with valuable and histories, nOr
nation" lNewpoft u ANY new
Cb.mps mixtures of the romance history penned
preudiced mind" IN. Y. Commercial Olide ,
"A series of interesting sketches. From the ready and
accomplished pen VIM Herbert who amply qualified to
dischase such agreeaby and properly Pennsyvanisr
brilliant author scarcely have selected subjects
fitted for style than the stories Of Margaret OF An
jou' Lady Alice, OF Joan of Arc" Albany ArErs
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