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R1- By reference to the advertisement
of Mr.. VIM. RUTLEDGE, it will be observed
that he has just received large addition
to his stock of dry goods, ready made
clothing &c. Those desirous of examining
his stock, will find him always on hand at
his storc-post-ofice building Olympia.
, 1854-06-10

RG- j. W. SULLIVAN, Post-ofIice build
ings, newspaper Office, and Literary Depot
San Francisco, as usual, is on hand again
with choice selection OF foreign Atlantic
and California papers of the latest dates.
Sullivan is zone Of EN-"
We are also indebted to Adams & Co.
for supply Of papers of the latest dates.
, 1854-06-10

D6r A new post office has been estab'
lished at the Grand Mound, in this county,
which will be known as Grand Mound p
o.; L. D. Durgin, p NJ.
, 1854-06-10

pas- We are indebted to adams, &
CO.. by PARKER, for full files of late pa.
pers, seven days in advance of the United
States mail Thank you PARKER, we will
attend to them next week.
Also, to Mr. STEWART, of Portland, .by
Mr. Geo. GALLAGHER, for file of San
Francisco Heralds up to May 2sth, ahead
of the L. S. mail--Only seven days-perhaps.
, 1854-06-10
IMPORTANT TO THE
m IL !" II n q =
Goldman h ROstnbIatt,

i i Of goods which they offer for sale at IS1tn
Wholesale and retail, at prices 70 suit 9I1AlA
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Court Of Genera, Sessions.

Before ms lonor Recorder lllOl.
APRn b-The court obliged to adjourn today
without disposng of single that remained the
calendar, in consequence OF the non attendance OF wit
ncsses
The Grand Jury entered The about half-past IL
O'Clock and having delivered batch OF indictments to
the court desired to have the following document read,
that the public might form some idea of the lack of
accommodations in the shape OF suitable room for the
transaction Of their business
PREsENyMENT OF THE GRAND JURY.
GRAND JURY Room, April 5, 1854.
The Grand desire to the Court that the
room appropriated to their unsuitable and entirely
inadequate for the proper accommodation OF themselves
and the witnesses in attendance them. On the first
day Of the term they had the of Judge Beebe cham
Yesterday they removed into the First district
Court No room has been provided for the use
of the witnesses waiting examination and they
PEELED to remain standing in the halls of the building
posed TO the cold and changing atmosphere; and,
Consequence, many wander of, and when called are not
ri hand.
The business of the Grand Inquest is constantly liable
to be interrupted and delayed and they feel their duty
TO make this prescntment in order that the evil COM
planned Of may be remedied without delay
GEORGE NJ. CHAIRMAN, Foreman.
CHARIHs s. FRANCIS Secretary,
The Recorder stated that in comforting with the Dis
trict Attorney he thought the only alleviate the
evil would be for that body to adjourn until Monday
next when by that time, the proper authorities would
no doubt restore them their former room, provide
one more suitable than the they occupied and
in conclusion informed the Grand Jury that copy OF
their presenment would be sent to the Board OF
Csuncmen, who would then he hoped, act favorably
Moon a resolution passed in the Board Of Aldermen,
storing them their old ROOM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-06
Theatres and Exhibitions.


BewKRY THKATRE.-Mr s. w. Glenn, one of the best
actors in the Bowery company has a benefit this eve.
ming when the new drama, "Hot Corn" and Sheridan
knowles play, in five acts of William Tell will be
paayed-Mr. Eddy as Tell.
BROADWAY TnEArRE.-Mr Forrest will, this evening"
repeat his performance Of Sylock in the Merchant Of
Venice" The cast of the piece in the subordinate
Characters is excellent.
BURROWS THEATRE David Copper6eld,, and the
Laughing Hyena' are announced for this evening Mr..
Burton and his excellent company appear in both pieces
NATIONAL THEATRE" Uncle Toms Cabin this eye
ping-Miss Cordeha Howard Eva.
WALIAsK's THEATRE.-This evening Mrs Blake takes a
benefit, when Arnold comedy sMan and Wife will be
given. Mr., Blake, Mrs. Blake and Mr.. Lester are in
cluded in the cast. The drama of "Ernestine will also
tgyen.t
BARSuns MUsruM.-The usual afternoon performance
IL be given to day and in the evening the local drama
lie Old Brewery" will be given
BROADWAY MENAGERiE-Everybody ought to 60 and see
great Russian giant now exhibition at 33T Broad
ay. There are many other interesting things in the
exhibition.
HARr's WHOLE WORLD, exhibition at 377 Broad
way is worth visit and both amusement and instr nc
ton may be derived from a view OF it.
CHRr1Y's MINsTRIrs No. 472 Broadway, offer fine
programme for this evenings II is plea 5antly
alernated with songs, choruses, burlesques and so
forth,
wooDs MrSsrRR HArr.-At this hall No. Az Broad.
way this evening concert Is TO he given by Wood $
Minstrels. They are second 20 none in New York.
CHsEsE HAlL-Buckley's Mnstrels with Eph Horn
and L. f. Briggs, drawing large houses Eph. Horn is
tunnier than Chinese Hall is No. $50 Broadway.
THE CAMfBII MINISTRIES win remain but two nights
more al ie5 broadway. They excellent IN their way,
and deserve public patronage
sIGHoR BLIIz gives entertainment At Commercial
Hall Williamsburg this evening.
Mr. Barry sailed ter Liverpool, per Africa yesterday.
large number OF his personal ami theatrical friends made
their adieur to him at Jersey City. Mr. j. B. Wright is
now stage manager of the Broadway theatre.
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Total balance hand, r. NJ April 1854 3s5 924 o.

Total balance hand, r. NJ April 1854 So 3s5 ga o.
appears by the returns of the Bank Of France made
up TO the 9th of March, that the cash hand in Paris
has decreased by STA 244 &c. and increased in the de-
partments by IL 1881 O72f. The commercial bills dis
counted have decreased in Paris by H. 653f $780, and
in the departments by 1882 4se the advances on pub.
lie securities have decreased by 26s9 50Of the bank
netes in circulation have decreased by 90 3oof the
balance to the credit of the treasury has by
4294 900f the sundry credits have decreased by 1885,
1901. l6c
The receipts at the oee Of the Assistant Treasurer of
tho United States for the port of New York. this day.
April 5, we're s134 7o6 IS; the payments amounted to
ss56,446 oeleavng balance on hand Of 1io 615 3d.
We have heard of no considerable Huctu ions In the
dry goods traffic this week Tho fine wea her has doubt
less induced rccr operations in most descriptions Of
goods; but II has not impaired vgor or buoyancy
to prices These are firmly maintained on most kind, of
domestic cottons, but generally weak and droopino
for American wooens and the bulk Of imported fabrics
STILL factors nrenct more eager to realize especially any
Of them owning desirable stocks these can be adyan
tageously sold at any period. There Is however no
abatement Of the desire to close out broken lots or nm
popular styles. This is mainly accomplished by the aid
Of the auconeers whose sales extensive though not
very lucrative They cannot be censured for this The
owners 9f the go9a mBsi hear Al tas Ts'pousilty Of
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Personal Intelligence.

Raw Dr. Eerg Philadelphia DR.. Rogers, Washington /;
vol Stepton L. S A.; IL W. Spence, Baltimore George
H. Upson Boston-were among the arrivals yesterday at
The st. Nicholas,
J. Camp Utica NJ Elliott, Philadelphia W. Legare,
France H. jameson Boston H. Chapman, Columbus
arrived yesterday at the Prescott.
j. A. Rose San Francisco; W C. Clary North Carolina
Rev. Or Vsil somers, CT Dr. Koohn Sandwich Islands
Geo. Kelly Augusta, Ca; J. Keihl Philadelphia; Geo.
b. Peree nstrot j. Holden Canada are among the arri-
gals at the Howard Hotel.
Hon. l.. 8. Chat8eld, n. Y; Hon Geo. Bliss Hon Geo
=. sbman Springfield Mass; Col Mansfield Col sumner
ii s A. Hon Amos Kendall Washington Hon. Edward
TJichn on and family, Mass among the arrivals
s,estssfA ' AZ the Aston House.
DEPARTURES.
For Liverpool in the steamship Africa Mr Edward
Conn, Mr. and Mrs Maynard, Miss Fanny Williams and
hr and Mrs. Charlie. Rowe. and children, West Indies
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Backbp. ehiltrsn, and nurse MT aud
Dir aoansss csssGs; Mr. 2eu.ing, Canada, Mr Eye Eng
ssaa sh.n Arnod Enels aa M gain NJ Rarnst
Nsaads y sondheim New York. Mr. Castiilon, do; Mr.
Smith. M ThaGston, Do Mr. Eya, phladelPsia; ~
Doe bos1s Conn mr No @sas Tnssna
Alton GiliM.9 hoItreai Fiedins N Y; CAPTAIN Lowe,
1 az u S e ya Asn SPs'S CHI P PnFssea.s
TaG NJ md Nrs o'Sie Baiy, Ind; nr and Mr. irwin,
gop, stunye, Ny; Joaquin EnrigueI lseeretsry 81
Iass.ign Z gashinssOn Spain Cart NJ Delano Y;
fourth SS,I Envy San Y fP Psss
aTss = .itsa y MT SUMMER and arGas po@.
fsfrlsn N Y; Mr. Burnett Boston; Capt Hamilton and
gsryeas Eng Mr. Mecasin Eng; Mills Eng Mr. Eyerard
grWsrGs N Y Otto Frederick and others-Total, 1l2.
' t'. s"s dy go ;sF A'Pnys and a.,
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The plot thickens the other side Of the Atlantic
Movements the great political chess board
trating and before the lapse of many days blow will be
struck that will commence Of much greater mag
nude and longer duration than is generally imagined.
1t will not be of few weeks months but of
years. and before has progressed far the of
every nation engaged will be drained to their utmost
Preparations for commencing hostties have required
the contraction of loans for upwards of fifteen hundred
million Of francs and the probability Is that the first
twelve months will completely up that amount We
have yet announcement that England contem.
plates an immediate loan and it is possible year
may elapse before actual increase is made her pre-
sent enormous debt but the additions to taxation al
ready made equal to increase of at least ten mil
lion pounds sterling Russia has made forced loans by is
suing unredeemable paper currency to an unlimited
amount Perhaps Eve hundred million Of francs would
hardly the amount made available by this system
of fnancierng We table showing the loans
recently, directly and indirectly contracted by each
ton to place themselves in position to act deensively
and extensively, to pursue, if possible, neutrality
amidst the general conflict AS it is but beginning Of
the end may be interesting to those engaged in the
commercial operations of the world, that they
prepare themselves for those emergencies which surely
must arise
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do. A1ac.; 81 half chests gunpowder, 53lsc; 90 do
SIZE; 10 do, 5oc do, 4ec 80 do. 47c As do. 45c.
ls2 do, 44c lSi do 43c So DO, s2lsc; $50 do 42c.
each boxes l3h lbs, Ale l6 do, each ID ID boxes
s5c.; GA l6 To- boxes, Ale reral-so at 5Nc rs do
sec 90 d. 37c l6 do 35 Re. II, each IL ID boxes
47c Sc 1875 h. boxes, &c 80. so hall chests Powehong
at 2(c 100 do 25sc. $50 90, CSC. 100 chests Sou.
choug NJ zee; 50 hSlf chests at 23c.
wHAifnosE-Polar in better demand, at 35c
3fc. per lb.
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Total .........3,zy2 B1UB II ,5y3 T5,O2I S257 4,SO2
Woollen manufactures not brisker frmer than
had occasion to notice in previous review Only
the finest kinds Of cassmeres in request at former
rates. The remark il applicable to cloths. Doe
skins unchanged Fannels and jeans heavy and
langud Lnseys plenter and less inquired for at
dropping prices There is steady business daily trans
acted IN mousln de LANES ut satisfactory rates Most
styles of satnet dull and heavy Tweeds exhibit but
little animation and hardly valuable Still, we
can learn of no quotable alteration therein.
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their evil fate. They bought the supplies from the
manufacturers credit and without due dscrmina-
ton, hoping to be able to make something out Of them.
Their careesness has, therefore undermined their
success. Hence, sympathy they ought not TO expect,
and they cannot secure.
Brown sheetings and shrtings not quite so brisk,
but command fun prices Desirable makes OF bleached
goods saleable and firm. Leading kinds OF denims
in scanty supply and fair demand former quotations.
Drills continue find ready market al well supported
figures Duck ia in lively request and very uniform in
price. II Is rumored among the trade that duck
nuiacturers about acquiring customers in England,
their produe lion is fyorsby received by British ship
owners. Ginghams without improvement. Lawns
quiet, yet stlly held Osnabufgs freely dealt in
at buoyant rates. Printing cloths are doll and heavy
though the amount in market is unusually large.
Prints, too, depressed and mostly unsaeable except
Al further material concession in value Stripes and
ii ks are in moderate demand and steady
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ApORTINH. &C.

nOGS.-KlNn CHARLES sPANIELS SCOTCH AND !,
~ Rnesh rat terrlers Newfonndands, sporting de0k
watch dngs 6e Tho choicest breeds expressly
stock Lars8 Shsrghrc md Chttagong fowls. Iaqurs ~
3 Fs'ar street e0rer ~ Fulton stairs Please ocpy
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about Of land under most of which the pecu
liar coal bed which it proposes to work lies to thick
ness Of three feet 1t has been opened at fifteen places
and is everywhere the The capital Of the
peny has been fixed in singular manner The charter
appointed Professor B siman, Jr, George d Prentice,
and Bryan Young, TO examine the property, and
find what would be the probable annual profit Of
working the coal bed. They estimated that under
proper management it should return $500 600 year to
its owners The act Stated that the company should
have a capital on which they could not make yearly
dividend Of u PER cent the Commissioners therefore
suggested four millions safe figure and the Governor
fixed il at that by proclamation The peculiarties
Of the Breckenridge coal are, that 1t be III with
match piece of paper; that il emits \ bright hot
fame that it does not split shrve md thatit contains
gas than any coal known except the Scotch bog
head. Its analysis is as follows
volatile matter, or gas 500
ASH. .......,....... 81
Other substances ................. 1S5
Total. Observation-Disclosures 100 90
~
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AID 0SW EGO LINE ExPRESs.-IT is NOT ExPnSr
y 81 That the Erie Canal will be open before the t
Nay the Welland Canal IL open and Port MaitsSd
tbo entrance into Lake Erie ao miles cst Of H
fa on north shore) free from ice The Oswego Sah
lnskv and Cincinnati line ~ opeors will commences t
season trips on April 18th, connecting Oswcyo With Sx
dugkv and during the month o. pril with CleselAai
Goods will he taken 20 ssnousky and Cleveland by Pasplv
line soaboas 20 ALBANY aud railroad to 0swogo. AaA
At SO c6uts rt GLASS 6secnts eAse
~ cents third class Mark goods of Fxhush fateS
john oweeo, sndscnd TO Peoples line of fsos 81
+. g. LITTLEJogN 100 Broad strssts
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MBRcHANTs EAr---- "'"A" W.
1u line. from PhilAde .-lSS-ProprI.tor. - =.
nsvis IL A, steel, Philadelphia Geo bingham n a
nenasat fitsburg Freghts for Pisburg aud tue weet
VIC IsnnsyliEnia sailroads and canals From PhIsdeI
BIZ igr tit,strrs and TIE West, time through from
nha1esphls eight days. Only hipmont hetweeu
Philadelphia ans Pittsburg Mark packages q. Biasham
A., !e.s mo care Alex. Gordon, Pittsburg" NJ L. Os-
ihANDIh, Agent Offices No. 80 We street. corner q
Albany and only Office Of this limo this city bingham
Co, Pittshurg.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

CALIFORNIA MISUNDERSTANDING TIcKITs.-
IRE auh-cribef pionee Of the California exe.ess bu
nsss har srrsnged an express 70 forward passengers and
baggage over the stnmus of Panama viii leave Yorh
per steamer North Star April lard each successive rp
hnd WIZ personally attend to the despatch
tie through passengers especially ladies and ehdrss
across the isthmus An nail will az and
IN twenty one days by the stesmers
Asrth Star and Yankee Blade Office No 81 Cortiandt
treet. J. ", GREGORY California Express Agonk
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

DOARDING.-A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY. LIVING
ID in the Thirteenth ward would let front parior
todroom also back neatly furnished, to gentle
and wife. Address Home, Herald office.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-02
Later from Texas.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP eHAs MORGAN
The steamship Ghas Morgan, Capt. John
Lawless, arrived yesterday morning from Gal
weston, which port she left on the Goth, bring
ing dates of the'day previous.
We find little in our exchanges of interest OF
Importance. In regard to the health of Calves.
ton the Civilian, Of the 2sth, says: ss
= The sections report for the last week shows
that Galveston is about emerging from the cpl
demic, though strangers should still be cautious
in visiting the CITY. The fever has probably
abated mostly from the want of subjects.
Among the recent cases are several of persons
who have escaped previous yisitations of the
kind Most of the late cases have been light,
and appear to yield readily to medical treat
.ment. s4@
The same paper has some additional partieu-
lars Of the effects Of the late storm:
m Accounts from other places fully confirm our
first impression, that Galveston got off on very
easy terms, SO far as the late storm was CON.
cerned, As compared with some other places,
the loss and injury in this city was trifing in
deed Not a roof was blown off or a founda-
tion shaken. The only injury was caused by
the wetting of merchandise on low floors.
At Lynchbnrg and SanJacinto, at the head
of Galveston Bay, the Houston Star says the
water spread over the flats, from Col. WASH
iDgton's to Judge Burnett's place, and on the
San Jacinto side to the high lands near the
Battle Ground. During the storm on Tuesday
night the dwelling house of Mr.. Depperman, a
clerk OF Col, Washingten's, was blown over and
carried off with the current, and the entire
family consisting Of Mr.. and Mrs Depperman
and their two children, were drowned. Great
damage was done to property in the vicinity.
Inc swe,story dwelling Of l. W. Brashear. on
me Battle Ground, was blown down, and the
occupants. Mr.. and Mrs Coleman, were con-
slaeraoiy injured The, warehouse of Mr.. Hi
ram an Brown, on the wharf at San Jacinto, was
r piownFoser. Mr. Browns house on Browns
isiana, was blown over. One side of the ways
o.. HANG = Millar's ship yard was carried
fences, wood and lumber from the fats are all
gone. A great many cattle on the islands
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-02

We learn that the man who was reported
killed by the explosion of the blast on the Falls,
on Monday, did not die. He was taken to New
Albany, and strong hopes of his recovery are
entertained. He resides in Orange county, and
was standing in company with seven women,
about two hundred yards from the blast at the
time. 1t was what is called sssand blast,''
and was one of the heaviest kind, throwing up
an immense mass of rock. large pieces of which
were thrown great distance, and one Of them
struck the unfortunate man on the hip, crush
ing the bone, and throwing him some distance.
louisville Times.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-02
.Jasst RecefUed,

PER STEAMSHIPS
BLACK WARRIOR and STAR or THE SOUTH.
NEW AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
All NO al CANE STREET ~
sS We arc now OPP ming FINE and FASHIONABLE AS SORT
MENT Of sEAsoNABLE CIoTiNe made Ia superior Style,
"a. ALSO t4-
Aso,npie,e of GEM LEMEss FURNISHING GOODS
tesh frsm NewYotk e
or OF the above will obgsns BY calling
NJ osapw n. PITKlN co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-02
Carpet W,orehoss:
.FesV Jersey Zssac fsas,,ts.

B The Subscribers have hand be constantly
from he anutapiory assortment Of Zine Paints
made by the celebrated
NEW JERSEY ZINC COMPANY,
which they the
me SNOW WHITE universally acknowledged Superior
to lead in whtene aacg durability nsds or out
SIDE ue IL will much greater surface than equal weight
Lead thus rendering economical; he being free from all
score Of health 1t
to every Mt familiar with the quality Of paint
featured from lead I5-a 4
The BROWN ZINC quail
tes and especially other me r
faces The STONE COLOR possesses similar propees 10 tbs
Brown but the color better adapted painting iidIugs
potts. The Company manufactured
by them be PURE and to keep fresh reasonable
time In any climate To be used preesey Ike White
~ Ground in oil kegs Of IS, SO Ib ptors aud for
sale by BoGERT, WILLIAMS d CO.,
my8 Qdpst fff an r.a ...... =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-02
To Planters.
oil GLsosT H G L o I H N G
PLANTATION CLOTHING, n

ns- Received by recent arrivals and for sale at
". C.. FOL g Il RS ST r.,
No. Hand 10 Old Lvee, corner cus.omhonss street.
EN- A large assortment Of g..
OIL CLOTHING AND WINTER PLANTATION CLOTHING.
OLE CLOTH CAPoTs with Hoods used Sugar Paniaiona
OIL CLOTH APRONS with Sleeves, for Cotton Plcsers.
~ The ace their introduction in
has steadily the tho Planters fading them great
protection against the caused plantations by
the dews have received from Of those
these OIL GARMENTS their Estates o.
the great change the health q h slaves
who large number Of hands, writes 10
Of having formerly his nfmsry filled with sick
ero finds using the Oil Cloth Clothes that there
occurring and he satiHhed that he
gains having his the field instead
psopng the hospital than would for the cost of the clothing for
ten years.p is8 s.a1s
NBI have Patent Right for the OIL CLOTH cAPoTs and
APRONS they cannot be procured at other place than
store e
49, ALSO
In atsre the style CLOTH MONKEY JACKETS. PAN
FALCONS and HATS.
PLANTATION CLOTHING.
Men's Bsya' KERsEY MONKEY JACKETS
Mems and Boys KERsEY PANTALooNs.
Men's and Boys Red, Blue and Gray FLANNEL SHIRTS.
MEMS aud Boys HICKORY SHIRTS.
| Mems BLANKAF GApoTs.
MANS Heavy woolsn KNET SOCKS.
Mems and Boys SCOTCH WOOL CAPS.
Women's HEAVY KERsEY JosEYs.
Womsn's HEAVY KERsEY FRoCEs.
Womsn's Heavy Cottouads and Calico FRoGKs.
Womsn's Heavy Brown Cotton GHEMIsEs.
Wits and Gres W0OLEN BLANKETS Wool THAT'S, GLAZED
HATS, OIL CLOTH HATS, all kinda Of PLANTATION AR
TeLEs. NC. FoLGER,
sd<w 10 old customhouse street,
TIE .sesU Books,
BY THE STEAMSHIP CRESCENT CITY,
....REcEIvKp AT...
-. G. MOB g MS,
Exchange Place, adjoining The Pessonce.
PARTY LEADERS 10. Baldwin, author of Times
abama and Mississippi.
THE VIRGINIA COMEDIANS or, Dominion
THE CHEMISTRY OF COMMON LIFE-Parts.
WoODCRAFT or awksAbout the Doyeco by W. Gilmore Simm.
LITERARY RECEEATIoNs by John G. whittier
THE CAPTAINS THE ROMAN by Harber
THE LIFE AND EPIsTLEs OF ST. by conybesa
-. =
CUMMINGS SCRIPTURE READINGs-Book of Euodus
MOSES FROM AN OLD MANSE-uew edition by Hawthorne
FAMOUS PERSONS AND PLACES by N. P. Willis
THE PRE- ERyATIoS OF HEALTH by B. NJ csmings.
ORGANIC CHRISTIANITY THE CHURCH OF GOD; by L. A.
Sawyer.
LIVES OF THE CHIEF JUSTICES THE UNITED STATES by
Gen. Van Santvcord.
| LIFE OF JOHN cHRYsosToM by P. NJ Psrthes
NOVELS
NED MUsGRAvE; by Theodore Hook.
FELINA DE CTIAMBURE; by. Alexander Dumas.
PROGRESS AND PREJUDICE; by Mrs. Gore.
THE HOME IN THE VALLEY; by Emile F, carsu,
THE BEAUTIFUL CIGAR GIRL, ~ H. Iugraham.
MAGAzINEs.
PUTNAM's MAGAZINE for October K.
GRAHAM'S MAGAZINE for October.
ECLECTIC MAGAZINE for September. Sir.
HUNTS MERCHANTS, MAGAZINE September.
NORTH BRITISH REVIEW, August.
LONDON LANCET. September. t$-" 5g
.. O. MORGAN, Bookseller,
% 9p7t Exchange Place Adjoining the Postonics.
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KILLED BY LIGHTNING. During the heavy
thunder shower the other evening, favorite
mare and colt belonging to Mr.. Frederick Reed.
twelve miles north from this city, were killed
by lightning. They were grazing in the mid
die of large field, long distance from any
tree, house, or otherprominent object. [Ghicago
Times