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4 FEW TI"RCi.SS SALMON, NO |. MACKEREL
~ aud Co'G,h ard - few Boxes Candles, which
dd"t come i'"u' the Fisherics, for ssh 10y
a. ). DEWEY.
Dot ~. ia WITT
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A. 4 A, Hrl'" Brandon, Vt,
T. = M NF1," Huburdton, vt.
EVoCu SWIM, sudbury, Vt.
Office in Bank Block, .urmcrly occupied by Mr..
Davey as Town Clerks oC,cc up stairs Office hours
from A. NJ, till p. NJ, Charges reasonable.
Burlington, April 20, 1854. wi3tf
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Fruit. A q

Fruit. sc.
/ 1nn BOXES NJ. R. RAISINS.
wv 80 quarter do. de
10 boxes Lemons
100 bus. Chostnuts, and nuts OF all kinds
PICKLES, Catsups, Preserves, Pepper sauce, Mace,
ROM, Vermicell, Nutnegs, Mace, &e, &c, for sale
by HEERlCK a MILES "''
Nov. 20 dI,,s
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GRATIS

lust Pubhshrd-A Ne,c Discorery ~ NcdIonc
FEW WORDS OK THE EATIONAL
n treatment, without Medicine, OF Spcnat,rrhea,
or Local Weakness, Nervous Debility, Low spirits,
Las>tude, Weakness Of the Limbs aud the Eark,
Indis disposition and lncapacity for STUDY and Labor,
Dizziness of Apprehension, Loss Of Memory, Aver
sion to Society, Love of Solitude Tn'idity, self
Dstrust, Dizziness, Head Ache, Involuntary Dis
charges, Pains in the side, Affection # thc Eyes,
Pimpes the Face, Sexual and other lnhrmitles in
From the French Of DR.. Il. DE- LASFN
The important fact that these alarming complaints
may eesly be removed WITHOUT MEDICINE, is, in this
small tract, clearly demonstrated, and the entirely
and highly successful treatment, as adopted by
the author, fully explained, by means OF which
every one is enabled 10 hipSc pert, tlv, and al
me least P'sbt cost, Avoiding, thereby all the ad
vertised nustrums Of the day.
sent, to any address, gratis and post free, in
sealed envelope, by RENTING (post raid) post
age stamps to pr. b. De LAsEr, Nc. II Lispenard
street, New York.
Dec. 10. 1853. d4wly
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r. F. HILL. - Great Jones Street, near Bow
~. cry, New York. Pianos Tuned and Repaired.
ly
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SALT.

SALT.
fnAn BUS. I. /. SALT.
fVUO IL, 900 bags Dairy do, Pure Rock, steam
refined and Western.
so bags Liverpool fine do. 'Ashton's.
1000 bus. Canada Salt,
just received and for sale by
HERRICk 4 MILES.
Nov as d&wii
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CLEMENTS SPLENDID LINE OF STEAM
Frs FOR ALL PORTS ON
AXE NJfIlIIA\

Ian u NH lllhAN,
and the Railroad from Chicago to La sale and st.
Louis, forming the most perfect and Comfortabi,
To N. Loms-First Glass Steamers form n Daily Line
between La sale and It. Louis.
- This route affords to Travellers, either for
pleasure or business, advantages not enjoyed by any
other. The Boats of the Line the North Passage
less exposed to the storms and rough weather in
cident to Trip by the South shore, and are not
subject to any detentions that other lines are by
going into Ports difficult Of entry The picturesque
beauty and magnificent grandeur of the Detroit
River, as enjoyed from the noble Steamers of this
Line, has no equal. The Railroad from Detroit to
Chicago passes through all the principal towns of
Importance in Mchigan--an advantage not enjoyed
by any other Route, aud one that entities it to a
precedence over ali others.
~ baggage conveyed from the Cars to the Boat
Fsc of Charee, by delivering their Checks to the
Agent on the Train. or at the Depot, and checked
through ON the Route.
~ u. W. WHITING is Freight Agent for the
Line, Office ON NJ. {. X. X. book, buffalo. Also,
General furward.r. viii forward Freight of any
ktHd, any direction, by oag 1pfs ~ coHr'yan'' at
the lowest rates, and with despatch. Maxi Packa-
GEES, sd. ". Whiting, Buhalo.
10 THROUGH TICHETS can he procured of the
Az nts Of the Line, Gencpl oHcc, No. Town
Hall, 3 door, West of the Post Oh,cc
MOSES l.. CHURCH.,
Agent, Burlingto
May II, 1854 dSwu
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Tie Stock Z srket is heavy end inactive. A great
many operator out OF town, End those that remain do
not seem Disposed TO make any important mo1sment'
We have seldom seen period IA "alst when ouiSsaoS
were 50 entirely absent from he stock market 20 now
Tho market has been long unfayorabe FOX operators
for rse vach outsiders generally are that hoy have
ene~ontv become discouraged and have abandoned the
field e., closed ut about al, decline Of v cent
Reading isn Off y GEN. Cumberland, v cent NJ
T. Central was firm at H. Large quantities OF ths sock
have eoeuy been taken for investment and cash stock
i s scarce although more plenty than lest week Mica
ragua is firm at ISL NewJersey Zinc in demand but
not irm; Berdans Crusler sold AZ 8. The Western
Railroads arc firm and much stock pressing on the
market. Michigan Central, go Cleveland Columbus and
Cincinnati l0l; Michigan Southern, o. Cleveland and
Toledo 20 bid IA asked &c In Railroad Bonds prces
are steady without much doing Illinois Central TO-
y. Y. Central, ~, which is an advance.
The Exchange market is quiet with moderate supply
and some demand for Sterling at 49i cent Francs,
515a5l3i.
To Great Britain Freghis very dull but ship owners
are rather rmcr in their demands as some oil the Shs
which have been pressing the market have cleared Inc
nominal rates are 3D. AL for Grain, 3D. al2d Tor Flour
ia IN, Cotton 10 ai2 for Deadweight One ship within
lev days took 5000 1000 bbh Resin at ~ and 2''o
bbs. Spirits Turpentno at 3 036. From st. Stephens
and st. Johns to Liverpool two Deal ffeshts were made
at g l7i6
The weekly Bank Report shows considerable de-
resse n spece AZ compared With last week. Tho Sub
Treasury has taken large amount during the week The
California arrivals and the disbursements Of the sub!rreas-
ury under the General Appropriation bhl viii probably
check this drain materially. The details are:
COMPARATIVE TssLE Of The Loan' Spe Cyenaon ar Dpo""
ne Pr, q ne S G ta S Jy "a Isl 10 aa n
I'D ne capitaiJ each Bank az ne iatt,y date
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LAW TNTX'LLIGEVCE.

COURT o. GENERAL sESsioNs-Mo'4iy-Bea're the Rs
Cos1rK
The Au-us, term Of th. Court commenced Il. sitting
ls morning. There not quorum OF GFaai ators
resent oly fourteen Peat Jurors answered u taeH
rruCs.
The ,rewy appointed District Attorney, Lorenzo u.
>hoPparc. Esq then pay tribute - the mem'y
&C tie late District Attorney y g. Blunt. lie said IL Is
csrccy necessary Tor 90 cg.ogiEo the memory OF the
csctr,'d f'r eli who knew him both public and private
DIE were fully aware Of his devotion friend and OF
is 2irsoronary talents and Unrng zeal in the discharge
O.. taC ICt duties which dcvOyed upon ham As Just
tribute 70 thc memory 81 TIE deceased would offer re-
solution Tat the Court of respect 10 the men,
CIV Of he a.c Mr.. Blunt. ourn % tomorrow morning
e. II O'Clock.
This resolution vas seconded hy Mr.. Whiting. who
.rcke in eloquent terms Of the deceased saying thai DO
knew o. 10 man wSo IN Official sts,on discharged bis
,utv With such answering fidelity did the deceased
The Recorder. in entertaining the motion u adjourn
ede few remarks, sa,ing that far 81 he ac-
ausiu;e6 with Mr. Blunt he know hm to be a m,n Of
cror talent, ard of great energy and sincerity the dis
charge OF Ais duties public officer. The Court then
adjourned tor the day.
The following is he calendar Of cases for disposal the
present term.
Murder :; arson ;; sempi It arson, . forgery, 10:
s;abbing 2 bEygary. H. Larceny. Is attempt : grand
larceny 2; robbery, >: carrying slung shot, b tsise
Pretenses. 4 bigsmy >; emberzi-ment, 8 receiving
Fiolen goods, 5; ;scnous assault sid battery, j. To-
tai
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STATEN ISLAND ITEMS.

The G. ". Russell, from Matanzas arrived on sunday
She lost one passenger b. yellow fever on her voyage
Tie rest of the passengers and crew are all we'll Com
ing from the above port however, she Is obliged to per-
form quarantine. The brig Fairy, from the same port
also arrived Sunoay. All healthy, but three Of the
crew were sick at Matanzss An interesting child, under
three years of age the daughter Of Mr. Springer OF Port
land. Me, died on the voyage. number Of emgrant
vessels containing close 5000 passengers passed up
to the City during the week Only one, in which small
po1 had broken out had to be detained at Quarantine
They principally sailed from Hamburg, Bremen, havre
Rotterdam, Antwerp Liverpool and Traiee. lhsy "',s
remarked as belonging generally to the better go -
farmers mechanics and agricultural la6orsr'' S"a
With them large amount Of specie
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ALyORtL sVdaeny the 9Th u'' Ameis wife e. george B.
Alvord. sgec -
No,.ce II n, funeral will be given -r7eaNcr
BALLAROMonaay evening Aug ~ = hebccea ma daughter
Of Erauk " rlt AuLa " Ballard aSct months ard dsyr
The he family invited - AZ; nj the fuseFa this
Tussda,l O'clock a. NJ y East an st without
BRYANT-A Chesterfield Mass ssaIisy. 5th ms; eoSaei
FMANUEl-Iu BreNksn 7th inst, " llAm Henderson, infant
Of Michael sn yfsncss Emanuel assf year ana
LOCKwOOD-A Stamford Conn. m a'i Oliver Lockwood
IN the SSH OF h
relatives blends respectfully invited 70 a'ten hs
funeral Tuesday = O'Clock = from the rsi nee
OF John Bsiey va will leave the Canal e. depot At
l:Sp Carriage I'll stamford d. ~ 20 meet the tein
LAURENCE-At Pepperen, Mas, on tutsJ. July D. Luther
Lsurtucc. aged 81 years
sCONILL-At Waterbury. Conn August 1854 Mr.. Reoecea
u Scovn wife OF the ate WIN Scovl Pa. Waterbury,
the Lon Nathan h New Haven aged %
ycsrs
Z. j. Seaman. sgsd &i
The remsus ntorsd 10 the family buins sOuu Jeu
salem. LONE Island
SHAROn Sunday kSsnt6 Elizabeth wife II Jo-sph ShAfcl
in The Esd of her
The the family repeatedly invited to
attend Tuedsy morning A. 10 cccs from her late
No will be aAcnt Port Rich
Island for ufcrment
NFSTF Harry western 10
: Of are Henry NJ Western, tsl
invited 20 attent the funeral rom hn
re residence No lc2 Lexington this TUESDAY afternoon All
o. lcck wi hout further uoEca
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

ArRocIous OurRAGE.-A man named Otto Horny last
Saturday evening called at the house Of W. Raster
where he has an acquaintance and asked Sir raster ne
would permit his daughter 20 take little walk with him.
10 which Mr. Raster agreed. Hofy then proceeded to
the Elysisn Fields with the little gih GA his arrival
there be took her back near the plankroad and com
nencd taking liberties with her person, which she net
ectuav resisted Justice Grain being Al hand, and
hearrg the cries Of the girl proceeded 70 the spot and
there found the brute who was immediately arrested ana
her hn1ne md Is aid % be unable y leave her bed
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COMMERCIAL .N1IT'ERS.
safe. n. the stoc,. Exchange. AUG. :.


Reported tor The N. y Tribune BY Messr. Fry ThomA. a.
wat RfyH-4 S. -. SO, 1000 do do, 81 10,
$500 do do 81 city Il r. s. Erie s go Reading
p r. 81 100 Morris Cans llli Bank Of kentueky loto
S.and Eoard-H POE Cty r. g.. Erie sa ~ 900 renns
r. r. lii; Reading r. ". ST. ~ Noruso"n
h. n gil. 50 Lshiah Nsa 81. 20 do. b5, 81; 40 Do o.
frsy bo4yd-32 R.sans 4 r., 3lfi 10 do, N4 -.
1iosia0 Prces-ned o. 80 III bid M asked 90 dg y.
81, hd 8 asked Peursy u int of 30 Bad ot sssed hesd
Inc Slg bid a.ssdi Reading Bords 10, Isl bh ~
s.d READING go 80 bid 81 asked Penn hh at bs
al Morris Camel ma bid ~ asked; Sshuysl Nav &C. 81.
7 IA 1t5 .ssed s. ,ny Nav stock 9 I'D y asked, sehuy
Nav Pref sskedi Long Island ~ bid, III $500
sked; ard Bank ls bid u asked LoaAss
Isc M bid - Union Canal. 10y bid, II asked Duh
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tARnlEn

HsRTNETr-HENN ARD-On Sunday Asge,s 81 o'clock
Z NJ Ssp-sf Dr. Arnifsge,
NJ ard '.A-s S.rah
At>ONs-MArHE w SCN-On the I'm INST It the Neh-
cs sot.l ,he Mr. ClS PtArsons
Francise, % Miss Am Mstts-son. OF Providence l.
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NARROW ESCAPE FROM DRowsIse.-A O'Clock on
supdsy afternoon small sal-bost in which were two
bows upset in the bay the Lighthouse The boys
chung to the kee Of the boat for some time and hhAiy
the New Brighton steamboat along and after great
ets-.;oa they we're rescued from drowning.
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bomba dmcnt &C two American seaDor' viii
teach An oroGn siatosWeu Fud American commanders,
thal The dostrUcti0n OF GefSuge expensive
luxury vlich 1t vii BE- woN ~ future % abstain fr1n-
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WILLLANSBURGH ITEMS

The police Of this city made thirtyhree arrests iron
SATURDAY night until Monday morning, mostly for drunk
enness and osorderly conduct
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The cold splendor Of the earth
Can give me not hing that Is worth
The music II nv lyre,"
he had better not bring his lyrics such bad market

SANDWICH ISLAND NOTES. By A. Haoie. limo pp 1873
Harper Brothers
rcsdence at the Sandwich Islands during the year
ls3 gave the author quite unfavorabe impression Of the
conciton and prospects of the native society with which
he became familiar. In his view, the only hope OF re-
demption from prevailing evils il in the annexation Of the
Sandv ch Islands to the United States. This point q ar
oued at length and the various and remarkable expert
onces Of the writer arc brought to bear in its support
His descriptions Of domestic and social life are highly
graphic and often introduce the reader to scenes which
might have been closely vailed without mprcpriey
Hi STYLE has natural freshness though showing frequent
msrks OF haste but its rscy ervescence makes up for
the absence Of formal accuracy. The worst thing about
the volume is the aectaon of the title, Haolo being
the native term for foreigner but most readers with
out meaning.
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NORDURFAR1; or. R,NgLFs n ICELAND. BY PtiNY MILES
limo. PIP Ss4 Charles b Norton
readable volume of travels on an untrequent1d route
not quite free from swagger but the whole amusing
and instructive The author mings freely with e classes
of tie naiivcs-oats, drinks smokes chats, csrouses
sings drives sails fishes, he has the chance, without
respect seems to have made himself every
where popular by hs gay rollicking humor Ike has IT.
re respect for his ustrous predecessor in Iceland ira
vel Madam Ida Pfeiffer whom he audeaiously calls a
conceited old woman
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r.i.-. ..-,, .c-- D. ,or Cogn' Aln9r'c. vhethr-
sic j. unframed whom you L. - li-, a. p a. P'il'
-F1.,'trc.r stc is 90 flr. o. ' ...'' '-' Cd
uy roof' wcs lie tiuslfI. -' jig. .........t..
IT,. Governor tuned and ul Dis - l'-. 3D.
prcf tLen confined De- quest ions -D.-. .
800 ~ e-,isir sore rr..a- sei : b, cl---el :hs
Gor.l1or General tlrnet DIS tl.A f'-0r p. .
s.tt ic- -ouc rart-. rgeu i.. t-.i.. a- o.
r.ts-.l il ODE boafn.-l b. ls. US .4t 10
rIl tie iez' PtaIo w-s h"r.1- .sn1.y BET. - - a..
frr,r,i-- r..-o eld ti- G'T,ru'-- pag' D. ~ .
con panied by monk e ihi c4u-cb % So :" N'--'
hi, .,t 49,. sa.i Iscor ..g.u VIII bad the hands
o.ts CONT A1ortc al Aralil Estate together '-s
-E1cslerc.a, s.clai aei tie count in a1aazenent.
vt "e1t So. 81 : so"r Par' io obey
Cd f. forfeited laid lacor
Count Aimonte had too many Evidences before as
mind OF Tscon mode Of administering justice ana OF
81 rcuc Li. wil tare rebel c1t o., d1cgttiy
81, lded a. silence Poor Peiro. dira- speak. was
bs efazed 20 the pre h. bad ~ hong coveted thus
about be 4. n hin. In few moments the cere
iuony performed. the trembling anc b-wirred gr
dsBg ihEart the Governor orders and ;he priest
declared them husband and wife. Tue captain Of the /.
guard wss summoned and dispatched with some written
order ara in lew subsequent moments Count Amonte,
completely ssbeued and photographed. ordered t.
rtIn IN IL autstop Pedro and NJ rada were directed
remain in adjoining apartment 10 thai which had /
been the Of tins IngGa procedure Count Anonie
mounted bis hor,e and with single attendant passed
ont Of the city gates But hardly had he passed the cor
Of the Peseo when dozen mu-ket fired voey upon
him. and he iel CORPSE upon The road!
HI. body quietly removed ami the captain Of the /
guard had witnessed the act made minute upon h,
orc er e. 20 the and place and mounting hs horse.
rode tie palace entering the presence cham
boz ips; as edro ana Hslda were once more summoned
before III governor.
E1colenca said the officer. returning the order. ii /
il executed
" l. the Count dead
d" E1ceenc.H. yes.
Proclaim in the usual manner, the marriage Of Count
Aonie and MraGa EstaeiE and also shat she Is his le-
gal widow posstssed Of hi, titles and estates See that
rrorer Cfcer attends her the Counts estate. and
orce- this decision. Then turning to Pedro Nsntanez,
be said No woman 10 this ISLAND Is so humble
but they may claim justice Of Iacon
The story furnishes ts own moral.
Mr. Ballou closes bis volume with lively pie I
ture of the benefit which would accrue to Cuba .
from her nne1stiOn TO the United States. His spec
ulations on this subject, however are less valuable
than BIZ. descriptions.
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CITY ITEMS.

The Gather yesterday unexpected cool 20 mlch
80 thai some people actually complained OF IT. Ihere
vas a very sligb- sprinkle Of rain about T. NJ the
skirt Of shower which was at the time operating
in phiadelpfaA.
The gre sd testimonial to Madame Thlon Is to come on
tonight at Nibos. She will appear IN portions OF " IRA
"Diav olo The Daughter OF the Regiment, and Inc
" Er ehsntress"
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The great Anti.Perodic Pill, or DEsHLER's New
Cure tor Fever and Ague sold b Mrs HAYES No b tatonr
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AVRIRg POWER /

AUBURN POWER Loom THREE-PLY and IN'RAN
Casryrs (C,Rp,sr NYE Msnuscturers) 10 sud desn
M. worthy attention Of the Trade Asen
tor selling the goods GEo r l. hfATt, Nv
Nos al and SO Peal, opposite William st., " 7.
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Scripture Hsso RES for Lrtle Children il beautifully
Illustrated aven lie work presenting several OF the most
interesting Bib stories in simple narrative style
l2Ino. Pr. las. Evans & DickersOn.
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Kal4riAe Ashton Is the title of reprint Of novel, n
two volume by Mss SEwELI, published by Appleton
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ARNOLD. AND OTHER POEMS b. j. R. O'roN. limo PIP.
~ PsrIdsc Britain.
"Arnoo reads Ike chapter Of MarshaiFs Life of
Washington done into blank verse, sl heavier and more
usipd then the original prose- The traitor Arnold is the
hero of tae traCedyW ashington Andre Sir Henry Gin
ton and other revolutionary characters figure in
the plot which is i'll conceived and worse sustained. The
Othor Poems" drawn from fancy, not from history
AID if possible show still greater degree OF intellectual
poverty than the tragic attempt just alluded to- The au-
thor may have been good poet in his day for sught we
know-hough he il not embalmed in Griswolds immortal
and imnortalizng coection-bu he tells himself
his lvre il broken" and its tones are strange even
when
Music's spell Of holy FIRE
M : / used 10 be-
We consider his resolution to try and mend iis broken
strings A. highly ndiscreet and ii it il trne he sings
that
The cold splenlor Of the earth
Can give MOI hing that Is worth
he mus of uiy lyre'
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OFF-HAND TAKINGs on CRAToN skEr csti f's So'' No
rf a. Dewitt Ds,euIort
Here il every stripe OF American celebrities, from
Webster and Clay, to George Law and TIE Re-. Mr.
Wadsworth with the Interpolation Of TaGoke~y Alfred
Bunn and several Irsh patriots The style Of re work,
as innaed in the title is ske,chy and III erd alt has
personal gossip enough satisfy tho Most ing taste
in that Ine-though of the portraits bar strong
ds-h q pink in their coorng aud hardly give
ofense TO the yaines lover of notorety ~ volume il
illustrated BY twenty steel engravngs OF which
excellent likenesses Of well-known oEginGE
TEN NIGHTS IN BARRON. D. 7 i ARrHrR l2mo-
m l0 Lippineoit Oramb0 s. Co.
series of popular Temperance ns Illustrating tho
evils of Hquordrinkng in the Daurs! and graphic style,
gbich has mado the writer geners fayorite with the
million
THE YOUTH OF JEFFERSON l2ns . d. 2ls Rsd6sA
The incidents in the vouIo ara derived from certain
mythical portions of the early u Of the grea, Virginia
Satesman and wrought up to story of consdera-
bic lvtnes5 end humor.
The latest issues of Little, Brown s. Co.'S popular
library edition of the British Poets comprise SURREY,
WYATT and CAMPBELL il d rec beautiful volumes with
critical aud biographical nss .. The biography Of Camp
bell is by the husband Of hi avorte niece whom he
was 60 greatly indebsd " the happiness of his last days
during his residence N H ulogne. New-York Evans &
Dckers0n.
new series OF Ches Stories from DIcEESs's House
hold Words Is is, ed by Alden Besrdsly & Co., Au-
bum and sold BY J c. Derby. TIE publishers an
neunce their ntentic of con inung the series which has
bsea received With so much public favor.
Scripture Hsso RES for Lile Children il beautifully
Illustrated jsven lie work presenting several Of the most
interesting Bib e stories in simple, narrative style
4
KaA4riH Ashton Is the title of a reprint Of novel Il
two volume :. by Mss sEwELI published by Appleton
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PFRsoxu.-Among the arrivals at the different hotels
MO nation ,be f,lloyinD.

Al The HoxAap HeTEL George l. Stevens Ws; g y
CrTos Singsur Juo Robertson Gtveston, Capt Gas ~
Miller Philsd- phia; Reed, iuo ; Stephen Cal COT
+ y sims M.s BanOp'. Sacramento DR. Hatch -iM, OF
me Wsf: H. Menlel Germany; Hoffman DO Iho' dao"ht
A. The IRVING HoUsg-Iohn j. Deshon HicareE1a I'm J.
Rockwell Wisconsin; A Mikinson Boston Non W W snow
Alta-v; Major ~ Chapman. T. ARMY : harbaugn' ttt'
bureh Hon George Bliss. Aaron % J; H. " Thompson loas
Hermann IlaakUan Ausictaini J. j. Ou z 'Ahoh ''' o.
d Fwng Phiade.phla.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-08

F.wNs We saw a pair of beauti.cL lawns, or young
deer at the American Express Once N this city on SAT
urday. They being FORWARDED 10y railraa TO tneh
are -aid TO have been brought from Indiana such night
and graceful orc and modest dem ~ these oyaDe
dom Nature ans have LAWS ed her charms IN Il cir
production and in naming Il sol has used synon us
Of beauty and affection. lhudsoh oUf'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-08
Elegant French and India WEDDNG and VIsTTIS


C,pDs epgrsyed and printed the latest WEDDING ESYt
OPS m v decrption Porta0n from Pans and
Irdor silver plated DooRPLATEs At EVsRoELLs ~ Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-08

CHARGE OF ,5sAED LARcESY. Levi Cohen gtocer
doing business in Norfoikst.. Yesterday arrested,
charged with stealing keg of 1dgO valued at -. from
the auction sore of Mr. Curey No. 20 Greenwich 81 The
accused IL sDaa bought articles ~ the sUre, and
ben his man called cary them to his place of bust
ness he - is alleged, ordered the keg OF indigo taken
with them. Justice Bogari committed hun to answer me
charge.