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ACCOMMODATIONS FOR NEWS BoYs. news
boys lodging house in New York has gone into
operation. The Mirror says: g The lodging
room is in the upper story Of the Sun building,
and is about thirty feet square, open ON three
full sized windows. 1t is capable of accommo-
dating eighty OF ninety dodgers, and is now fur
nished with beds for ffty-each bedstead sup
porting two beds, one above the other. Attached
to it are a wash-room and bath room, supplied
with Croton water, an Office for the Superinten-
dent, and reading room of the same size as
the lodging room, lighted with gas, and fur
nished with desks, benches, lecturers or teach
er's platform and small library. The boys
are to be charged six cents each, per. night, for
the use of all these accommodations, and will be
required to battle regularly land keep their quar-
tiers decent.
Julien gave concert last night at Augusta,
Georgia
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
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Np TIE National Atnf.
Four Days Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL. OF THE FRANKLIN.
COTTON MARKET QUIET.
BREADsTUFFs LARGELY DECLINED.
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COTTON MARKET QUIE7


New YORK, March 29.--The Havre and
steamer, Franklin, arrived here
this afternoon, having left Southampton on the
10Th inst. Her advices state that only Q limit
ed business had been done Iii the Cotton Market
ST Liverpool since the departure Of the Africa,
the daily sales averaging barely 1000 bales
There was no change Of amy moment ID prices.
The Market for Breadstuffs continued greatly
depressed, and prices for Flour had further CIV
en- way; the decline for the week preceding the
Franklin's departure being IS to As per Dbl.
Wheat had declined Cd. per 20 lbs. Corn,
however, continued in good request, and prices
we're without any further change,
The Money market at London was rather
stringent, but the rates for Consols were without
alteration since the departure Of the Africa.
STEAMERS ARRIVED OUT.
The Cunard stsamer Canada arrived at Liver
pool, from Boston, on the 18th inst, and the
Bremen steamer Hermann arrived at South
ampton, from New York ION the same day
EASTERN AFFAIRS.
The latest accounts from the East report no
change Of consequence in the condition Of affairs,
and The aspect Of political affairs generally is
about the same as when the Africa sailed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-30

BRITIsH PoETs. -Messrs Little, Brown s Co.
Of Boston, have undertaken fac sinai1e reprint
of the celebrated Aldine edition Of the British
poets, and have already issued about thirty
volumes The series is to be comprised of one
hundred volumes, embracing all the poets of
celebrity from Spencer to Moore.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-30

On the 18th, Mr. a Couehman, Of Carlisle,
Nicholas county, Kentucky, was killed by being
thrown from q load Of fodder under horse cart,
one of the wheels passing over his arms and
head, causing injuries from which he died the
following day.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-30

Mr.. Armstrong Stokes was killed on the 9th
ID an ARRAY at Fairview, KY, by Mr.. Frank
Leavell
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TOBACCO.

Sublime Tobacco which from east to west W
Cheers the tar "a labor or the Turkman's rest a
Which on the Mosem's ottoman divides
His hours and rivals opium and his brides
Magnificent In STEAMBOAT, but less grand,
Though not less loved, in Wapping or the Strand
Divine in hookas, glorious In pipe,
When tipp'd with amber, mellow, rich and ripe;
Like other charmcrs wooing the earess
More daxzngly when daring in full dress;
Yet thy true lovers may more admire by far
Thy naked basuties--givs ms cigar. BYRoN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-30

The Panlding. Miss Clarion learns that VIM
Dawson, son Of the late Judge Dawson, com
mitted suicide on the morning of the 18th inst,
at Quitman, by cutting his throat with ra-
zor. The cause assigned for the act was grief
or the death Of his father, and suspected in
sanity of some months
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-30

A fire occurred in Allen and Orchard streets,
New York, on the 10Th, destroying $4,000 Of
property and injuring severely three fremen,
who were buried beneath heap of brick and
mortar by the falling of wall.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-30

IMPROVEMENTS IN TANNrNG.-The Louisville
Journal says that Mr.. L. W. Fiske has invent
ed process by which he can manufacture
leather of a better quality than can be made
by any other process, at q cheaper price and in
far less time. He exhibits leather of the finest
quality made in from one-fourth to one-half
the time usually EMPLOYED
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-30

Santa Anna, it is said, has sent an order to
Messrs. Ames, the great cannon manufacturers,
Springfield, Mass, for two hundred guns from
ten to fifteen pound calibre each, and that the
payment of the order, which, of course, includes
the supply Off vast amount of ammunition. mus
kerry, Nvolvers, etc, is to be made contingent
on the passage of the Gadsden treaty.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-30

There has been quite an exciting time in
Floyd county, Va, lately, owing to the depreda-
tons upon sheep of two rapacious wolves, which
were finally killed by Reverend Mr.. Lawson,
who has been chasing sooiUes in and out Sleeps
clothing all his life. A great ovation has been
awarded Mr. Lawson.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-30

CONSCIENCE IN POVERTY An ignorant China
woman, who didn't know how to be dishonest,
hung herself in San Francisco from ' distress
of mind occasioned by her inability to pay her
debts.o Poor woman!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-30

A LoNG OPERA Late European journals
state that Wagner is writing an opera which
will occupy three evenings in the performance
The subject is from the g Niebelungen Lied
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The city authorities of Mobile have appointed
a committee to invite Mr.. Fillmore to Mobile,
and to tender to him the Inequalities of the city.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-30

We learn with regret that the wife of our re-
spected fellow citizen, Glendy Burke, Mrs Anna
Maria Burke, died in Havana on the l2th, of
CONSUMPTION.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-30

!. A Mr.. Clinton, of the New York Assembly,
has given notice of bill to prevent the abuse
of horses. That's good move, and one that
might we'll be initiated in this State-in this
city especially The common law penalty for
cruelty to animals, does not seem to answer
the purpose here. We want something more
stringent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-30

William Wallace Davis, Esq, editor Of the
Norfolk Daily Courier, at Norfolk, Va, died in
that city on the ed
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A bill has been introduced into the Massa-
chusetts House of Representatives to increase
the salary of the Governor Of the Common
wealth from its present amount of $1,000 to
$4,000.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-30

The emigration to Utah, in 1858, according
10 Governor Young's Annual message, reached
10000.
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NEW ORLEANS.
Sweet Stephen 0'Leary,
Mavourneen, my dsary.
Why look you so dreamy
Arrah, sure, darlin' Stephen,
You're not after belieyin'
That you should be grieyin'2
Yet, by Jasus, o,Leary,
You not only seem weary,
But, (st Patrick y quite scary.
After ali your achieyin',
You look, oh my stephen,
AS if you'd been thievin'
Pluck up, great oaLeary
What daunts yea Whit fear ye!
Be hearty, be CHEEKY!
oh grammachree, Stephen.
How each rogue's heart is heavin'
AT the thought Of your leasin'
There's, oh Stephen, no hope,
But that, il you don't slope,
You will come BY rope.
To my heart it does pierce,
While you're lookin' SO fierce,
That you'll shortly be scarce
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u II I.
w Respectfully offers the Ladies'
the Of the following diseases; PRoLAPsuS UTER
WHITES, PRoFUsE AND PAINFUL MENsTRuATIoNs KN-
GoRGEMENT AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB.
Thetreamsnt adopted BY her is thai
the oatdistinguiahsd Surgeons OF Par
its Of which she has ample testimony
she refer
Of the Uterus, not Of nature be
Madam devoes herself exclusively
can be consulted DAILY, st her residence,
myi8 eptf 1873 ST. Joaeph street.
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The New York Weekly Tribune now charges
fifty cents q line for advertising, and claims a
circulation Of 100000 copies.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-30

It is reported that one of cur moral theatres
is about bringing out a dramatic version of the
first fourteen chapters Of Genesis From this
it will be seen that Sc moral pieces" are call
the CO."
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-30

In Prussia boys Of fifteen are drawn and COM
PEELED to serve In the army till thirty years of
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Drugs, Medicine s and Chemicals,

DR.. E. ]. CoxE, No. 95 Camp street.
~ DIR. Z. J. coxEs PREPARATIONS, ia extensive u,e'.
nearly 8teen have by acquired
unsurpassed eqaaed by any similar Nerth
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP.
EXTRACT OF CoPAlyA ,SARSAPARILLA AND CuBEEs
AMERICAN COUGH LoZENGEs
CHOLERA SYRMP AND PILLS.
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND PR.
MANENT CORE OF THE PILES
tB For sale by Drnggista generally. a. y7 ap,i
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-30

A German by the name Of Christian Baker
recently seduced girl in Philadelphia under
promise of marriage Smartng under the wrong,
She shot him in the head with revolver The
wound, however, did not prove, fatal. he at
tempted to get her indicted before the Grand
Jury, but that body would not find a bill. Du-
ring his engagement with her he got possession
of all the money she had, under pretenoe Of using
it for their martial benefit. The girl has since
been married to another person, who brought a
suit against Baker for obtaining money under
false pretences. He has been tried upon the
charge and convicted.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-30

FTrIBusTRR OPERATIONS. = The New York
Courier s Enquirer contains the following para
graph;
There probably never was o time when the
plans of the g Cuban Junta," and those who
work with them. were SO well organized, and
their means so ample, as they are at present.
We are credibly informed that on this island,
(of New York; there is ammunition enough stored
to supply an invading force which could sweep
the Island of Cuba from east to west in thirty
days. The men are ready, and have attained a
respectable state of discipline; the officers are
ready, willing and anxious, and are soldiers Of
such accomplishment, valor and prudence, that
the ranks of an expedition which they would
lead against such an army as that in Cuba,
would be crowded with the best volunteers which
this country could furnish.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-30

PLAcIDE's. = Tonight the performances at
this theatre will commence with the farce of
g Deaf as a POST after which the extrava-
ganza of g Puss in Boots,a to conclude with
!. Cockneys in California" The leading mem
hers Of the company will appear
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-30

PROFESSOR HENRY DE- MARsAN.-The method
and abilities Of this gentleman highly spoken of in this city,
asnonr na who study French
gusge. Combating oral san with the single
reasonable method capable pro.
ducing satisfactory neosbs results, requires
great deal ess sn any otker sYsem rdtcuonzy "he
only snccessa on, inibls ons Professor
Day LadeS Evening Glasses Gentlemen
He Private Lessons usual the residence Of the Pupil
rooms, Camp tho City Hotel.
-
RUPTuREs GURED.-Sherman's Curative Pa
Rupture Remedy relief and com certain
guarantee Raptarpa To good f apply
the propreos establishment 10 81. Charles and inquire
Fer further particulars advertisement
page, apply descriptive pamphlet iy
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We are indebted to the Clerk of the steamer
alendy Burks for late Louisville papers.
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METAIRIE RAcEs.-The Spring races at the
Metairie Course commenced on Tuesday. The
weather was fine and the track was in excellent
order. The attendance was, however, rather
small
SUMMARY.
FIRST Day-Tuesday, March %, 1854. Pro-
prietors Purse 5000 Mile heats
a. L. Biugamausb c jim Barton, by Grey Eagle
dam by Ecpse--3y o...............i.......,2 i
g. Al Read's oh. z. Conrad The corsair, by Vouch-
er. ont of Lady Jane by LeYiathaH--S y. &c.. 2
j. Turnbulfs ch e. Charley Riley, by Cadmus,
dam by Ghders-6y. o. ...-.........,..s...
A. Becomts's CHI + by Gallatin, dam by Leviathan
Time, 1873 -1i50h-1:52.
Second Race. Same Day. - Proprietor s
Purse $500 Two mile heats.
w j. Minors b. T. Mary Tapor--A y o......... i /
A. L, Bingaman's b. .4tda, by Buffer, dam by
A. Leaomte's i, b. White Eagle, by Grey Eagle
D \ Kenner's 9 g. Cod Dust, BY Grey Msdoc,
out Of Hapenny-S y. o,.......,........t..I 3 dis
s. Turnbull's ch. Q. Hugh L French, by imp.
Time. s511S-s:4lhs;44
To-day there will be two fine stake races, in
which several very distinguished horses are en-
gagged. For the conditions, see the advertise
ment.
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sThe Clerks of the steamers Sultana and the
S. F. r. Trabue have our thanks for Louisville
papers.
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RUTTER-25 kegs choice Goshen, ex steamer
aAss " : 4. L. STONE Co: sr.s..r =,
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MECHANICS INSTITUTE. Mr.. Gayarre gives
his second lecture at Mechanics Institute to-
night His subject will be 'sThe Influence Of
the Mechanic Arts on the Human Mind" The
subject is one which, handled as it will DO by
the lecturer, should draw good audience
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X A d.,,., J, !. the Ga I'M 5ssaaafiE

a 5.s.a \ :. R.9s, il s. the h. M
tsie Course the T,an the
hallway will Sundays leaving every
hueei And Ttvoh Circle Dapos likewise
= By order Of the Beard.
mh2s ot CHARLES BAquIE. Msnagsr.
GSEMENT AND PLASTER-2000 bbls for
" haiv by A. pELAGRAvE d Co., II Magazine al. y
nAKUM--500 bbls 0akum for sale by
" nhls Al ELAaRAyE d co. 70 Magazine st.
fSAST0R 0IL--25 bbls in store and FOR sale
" by tmhssl A. D. GkIEFF CO., 20 Old Lave
GIDER-lD0 bbls in store and for sale by
~ Ahss ~ A. D. GRIEFF co., - Ola Esyss.
.E5yEAS--600 six-pound boxes imperial; in
Il ssss sod of ale BY A. D. eRlEFF oo q Ola Isyss,
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SKETCHES OF THE IRISH BAR,
BY THE
RIGHT HONORABLE RICHARD LABOR sEILEL
A further supply recaive at
j. O. MO r G A MS,
Exchange Pace, Adjoining the Postoh
CONTENT3:
AN IRISH CIRCuTT-HALL OF FOUR COURTS OF
DUBLIN-LoRD PLuNKBT-CHIEF JUSTICE BUsH-AT-
TORNEYGENERAL sAURIN-cHIEF BARON JoY-CAL-
AMITIEs OF THE BAR-cHIEF JUSTICE LEFRoY-MR.
BARGEANT GooLD-AR WALLACE-WExFORD ASSIZES
CHIEF JUSTICE DoHERTY-THE DUBLIN BALIr-loRD
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sIzEs-s MICHAEL oLoaHLIN
CONF EssIoNs OF A JUNIOR HARVESTER, ETC., es.
mhq1 So j. @. MORGAN.
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ITALIAN OPERA. Madame Depries's BEN
sff.-Friday night will be the last Of the Ital-
ian Opera season, when will be performed for
Madame Devries's benefit, "Ernani, Signor Lo-
rini, it is said, to be the Eraani Signor Bot
tesini, the contra-basso Of Jullien's band, viii
perform duett with Sig Arditi. Madame
sontag will give the lastact Of La Sosaaombaid
This is positively Madame Sontag's last appear
ance in New Orleans. as she departs for Vera
Cruz in the steamship Texas on Saturday
morning.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-30

SCREW SfEAMING.-The English papers re-
ceiyed by the last arrival, record the perform
ance of the mammoth new steamship Himalaya,
on her first voyage. 1t appears that she ran
che distance from Gibraltar to Malta-1000
miles--in TAI hours, and from Malta to Alex
andria-S30 miles-in 614 hours. This is equal
to about nine days between New York and Ii
verpool Her greatest run in twenty four hours
was $50 miles, and her highest rate of speed at
any time l6 knots--eaual to 18h miles
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-30

RossITKR's 8 CAPTIVE IsRAEIIrEs. n--Rossi-
ter's great paintings Of the . Captive Israelites
are now on exhibition at Armory Hall, and will
remain here for only two days longer, from
AN, to 10p NJ. to-day and tomorrow friday
We would advise our friends to visit these works
Of really high art, before they leave this city.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-30

A most daring attempt, says the Madison
(Ga.) Visitor, was made to assassinate Colonel
II H Geiger, Of Madison county, Ga, on the
night of the 10th inst, by one Robt. NJ. Thomp-
son, who fred charge of shot through the
sash-hghts of Colonel Geiger,s house, several of
which took effect in the face of Col G., wound
ing him so severely that his recovery is thought
doubtful. Not satisfied with this, Thompson
proceeded to the house of a neighbor and cousin
of his, who had retired for the night, and knock
ed at his door, and upon its being opened by the
gentleman Of the house, fred upon him, fortu-
nately missing his aim, and lodged his charge
Of thirteen buck shot in the door near him. A
reward Of two hundred dollars has been offered
by the citizens Of Jasper county for the arrest
Of Thompson.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-30

MURDER IN ALABAMA--James Burton was
shot on the 10th inst by Matthew Grubbs, says
the Huntsvills Democrat, at public sale near
Huntsville. Grubhs was standing near tree
when Burton rode up. Directly afterwards
Burton passed near the spot where Grubbs was
standing, when the latter fired on him at the
distance of eight or ten PAGES, with shotgun
heavily charged with large buck-shot. The load
entered his back, and came out just above his
right breast Burton sank down instantly,
crying out that he was killed, and expired in
about six hours There had been a previous
difficulty between the parties, in which Burton
treated Grubbs (who is a relative of Mrs. Bur-
toni with great indignity. drew a pistol and
knife on him and forced him to make certain
Acknowledgements Grubbs, at last accounts,
had not been arrested.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-30

Il PIcroRIAL ILLusTRATfoSs or THE ELECTIONS
IN New ORLEANS. We have been shown series
Of most amusing descriptive sketches of the
leading events Of the election in q certain pre-
cinct, on Monday lost. There are several diff
ferent pictures upon the same plate, and each
has it's own pecuiarities. and tells its own story
with remarkable fidelity and effect. These
sketches will be Autographed and appear in .
day or two. They are from the pencil Of . well
known artist, and are humorous in the extreme.
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Drugs, .aeestCts,es, Hsegf1s,,ae,.,i. ets.

The subscriber would respectfully call the
Painters Ph ysicians and Families his well
comprising article in his line of Of
examination, will be found FRESH AND GESUNE DurinRk ~
SODA WATER AND MEA D of the
will be found u his Id Popaa Ws
such az CuNGhES BLUE LICK Bar Ro0na
rsaaonabs terms with PURE HONEY ESSENCE PEPPERMINT
GOULEY BfTTERS, enc. THOMAS RANKIN
api dAWlys DnkgAt and Apothearr,
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BENEFIT OF Mr.. MARX SMITH. This gentle
mans farewell benefit comes off tonight at the
St. Charles grandfather Whitehead will
be presented, Mr.. Jamison as Grandfather
Whitehead. Mr.. Jamison's comedietta of
"There's no sach Word as Fail,'' and d traves-
tie Of Norma Mr.. DeBar as Norma. and
Mr.. Mark Smith as .adelgisa. A new Yankee
farce, in which Mr. Josh Silsbee appears, will
also be performed. Mr.. Smith, for whom the
benefit is intended, is q native of this city, and
commenced here his theatrical career, and has
risen, although young man, to high and
honorable position in his profession; one at
tanned by but small proportion of American
actors. He is also esteemed By large circle
of friends for innumerable gsntlemanlike quail
ties. We hope tonight at the ST. Charles to
see house such as will be proper testimonial
to this deserving actor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-30

rHE BEHAVIOR Manual for Ladies' by Miss Ls.s, fourth
''''' = i. O. MORGAN.
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Linen Cambria HnTaGgkerCIstefS
AND SHIRTS,
AT S. N. MooDY'S.
linen cAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFs, AT TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS, READY HEMMED Another large invoice, iss
ceired, equal to the last lot.
LIKEwsE, 49,.
HALF DOZEN EXCELLENT SHIRTS
FOR NINE DOLLARS.
g. N. MOODY,
CORNER CANAL STREET.
feb27 9ptf and Exchange Place.
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L.
Thirty Thousand Sold in Thirty Days Of the "oLD
and the New Misson-EcUs PoiutsBy
ladies Of the Mission With Six Elegant Illustrations Neatly
B0and gv M1r Is r esn,s Gi a. Extra Gl, q a.
The extraordinary with which absorbing work has
been received by the united the pube
number dEt published in the spacs Of thirty
publishers prepared with sond 10000 copiea
cbarm book will have been disposed Of in lesa
sumsd in selling the number Of Mira Stowe's os
Volumes could be fled with the Communications has
all sections and ell We submit exacta to exhibit The
r1m'stakeabe hesrinets Of this reception
From the Boston Daly Journal
This prea Missionary work
rating the remark that truth ia than eon.'
q deep interest The profits arising herefrcm
the support Of the Ladies' Msson.'h
From the New York obseryer.1
I've have read ih. with deep contains the annals
noble charity Some OF the narratives have touching and
thrilling interest The volume with tho
production Hot Conn., compelled recently noceD
From ths Cleveland Cohiol Herald
Ths Cid Brewery bda fair reach circulation equal
picture Of the degradation
wretchedness that exists a. this plague spot"
From the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser.
They possess Interest far snpasog that work Of fiction
ariss from the sale of this back viii applied the support
From the Evangelist, N. Y. Ctty.1
"These deeply interesting sketches simplicity
and pahes which will greatly affect reader with
effective in style appearance svery 10
commend it.n n
From the Reading Pa) Gazette.
THE most intensely interesting narratives
press The real charm, ae value took fosssts
literal truhulnesa of touching
will be- ioud in its Ais read
Published by STRANGER Il TOWNSEND,
No. saa Broadway, N. Y.
And sold by fl Bookssl!es and reriodcf Dealers. -
N Agents Colpoeura will furnished with Circulars
the work an application 10 the Publishers mh99 et
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Julien gave concert last night at Augusta
Georgia