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evening Of the Sd inst will not seriously inter
fere With the business Of essbk hmeni which VIII DC con-
Quoted . usual wi hout Interruption o., :.
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DERSO NOW READY-FANNY
i FERNS GREAT SERIAL STORY, entitled FANNY
FORD; Story EvERyDAY LiFs. Written eSpressy Tor
TIE NEW-YORK LEDGER and viii not be is-ued IS BOOK
Price THREE GEMS IL Is ernphatcaly fannys oost
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Esssrspi lnteligence onice and Labor xchange
u Removed from No n Canals TO the corner Of Centre
eni CeaSlstx NewYork Tbt Oihce esss ished by the
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ReW1ttnnces 20 IoWu.
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Menu Civilizations.

SONAL NOW READY-FANNY
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FORD; A STORY or EyERyDAY LIFE Written expres.y for
THF NEW-YORk LEDGER, and will not be Issued as book
Prce only THREE CENTS. 1t is emphaficay Fannys bee,
effort. and must eomu and universal admiration.
"1Le Ie.1 Lew Owe teOre he public" ~ Y Express
RLANC CHE DEA r W 90 D.
ID NEW ROMANCE OF AMERICAN LIFE
One vol Emo, cloth, o., paper, IS cents.
PUBLISHED THIS DAY,
And for sale by Ill Booksellers.
CONTENTS:
rn,tstory, Passion-Tempts,ion,
Gilbert Waldron, Conference,
The Arrival, Mystery,
Blanche and her Guardian, Designs and Desires
The love Old Scenes Revisited,
love and Visitor Farewell TO the Glove,
An rne.peeted Rencontre Blanche among New Friends.
Love and an Adventure, City rnenH,
usrn,, and Pleasures The Play,
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c,~.,.eens Intrigue - Suspicious A Col
The Old Soldiers Story, h'ion,
. D;,coverv The Ball,
pain and Doubt Revelation,
Father and Son, Mother ana son,
.r.rw,u Repeated Mr.. wadrons History
..Love tie Disturbing Spirit Found and Lost
Of the World" The Last Parting
The Towu-The Play-Mrs. Carlton-rhe Conclusion
From The NewYork Daily Tmes
The best American Novel of the season, far have
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marked with individuality"
From The New.York Express.
Blanche Dearwood work Of genuine viso full Of pas
,ou Of life character and especially reflection Of these
developed in midst 1t possesses distinction from
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If il does not uniform deaty reaches elegance and
beauty in its and finish quite equa to the best Ensh
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wekrit intrigue skfy managed with view to intensity of
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we are p pared to accord and sanction tho bes,
new novel before the public"
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A REMARKABLE WORK by DUMAS
"A VIII be published in few days:
THE CONSCRIPT;

BY ALExASDER DUMAS.
In beautiful l2mo vol. Of over 400 PIP. Price 81.
Since the appearance Of The Count Of Monte Csto" the
author has written work equal to this baucy and power
The original title Deu ct Dsble changed by the trans
lato The Conscrpt" II is essentially story Of peasant
life striking the creations Of the writer's previous
productions wherein the principal figures Kings Dukes
Princes and the humber members Of the social
All the phases existence in the homes Of
France the domestic misery produced by the CONSUMPTION and
the Of the dreadful campaign Of the first invasion of
France terminating the first occupation of Paris by the Al
Hss the terrible battles IL the Of France and the arrival
Napoleon like thunderbo to disturb the brief triumph Of Alb
solutsm graphically portrayed The roune-fe Of
French peassniy; the life Of the humble soldier IN the field
also where he rarely descrbedn the hospaae faithfully
narrated mastery for which the author 80 cell
ebraied The whole took sus;ains and teaches morality
which will 20 the Wholesale impuation some
times ca,t on French novels and their morality Since de
sstne Chaieaubsnds rouancss nothing superior has
been written In the French language.
sTRINGER TOWNSEND, Publishers,
No. 222 Broadway New-Yort-
NP-Ordes should be forwarded without delay that they
uav be PROMPTLY filed by the day Of publication.
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o L A X p A = + X {.
- BY HENRY BEEcHER.
One splendid limo. vol. Pnce 81 IS.
Advance orders for near TEN THOUSAND COPIES Of this
bic volume will have been supplied
ON WEDNESDAY THE 9Th INST
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York. Boston, Philadelphia and other cities and villages
throughout the country.
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ID OPEN EVERY DAY AND EVENING.
with - THE eiASP SaTioS&h SAS$ SHS%
viii take Psse on ItksDAY Wf I'D TheksDAf
'nf bLaS SfsS IsrASrs
Twss F Hif BABIES
e psS H s TSS p p IN aSa
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A NTHONY RNS.-A PORTRAIT of
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DERSON AL-NOW READY-FANNY
i FERNS GREAT SERIAL STORY, entitled FANNY
FORD; STORY Everyday LIFE. Written expressly Tor
TIE NEW-YORK LEDGER and will not be issued Gs BOOK.
Price only THREE CENTS emphaticeiy Fsnnys best
effort and must cornmsnd universal admiration.
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NEW NOVEL by Miss HOWITT.-TICKNOR
IN FIELDS publish THIS DAY in one volume limo.
price IS cents,
A SCHOOL OF LIFE.

Author Of - An Art Student In Munich"
Miss Howitts published America prior 10 Its
appearance England she chooses her transatlantic sudisuoe
As her fst readers The School Of Life" Is Of the
rs books Of incident that has been written for many years
but those who familiar with Miss Howitt genius need not
be told Of the melit Of work she Purity Of
morals and delightful grace Of style rari al her compositions
Trade supplied BY EDWARD I. hIDp
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NATIONAL THEATER-NOTICE.-U
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DERSO NOW READY-FANNY
Il FERNS GREAT SERIAL STORY. entitled FANNY
FORD; s1oKY OF EVERYDAY LIVE. Written expressly i5E
The NEW-YORK LEDGER, and will not be issued as book
Price only THREE CENTS. IL Is emphaicay Fannys hes;
effort and must command universal admiration.
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Gpefial Notites.

PER Snit'd s's'es steamer oEoR0E LAW wan cesi at this
se' on TUESDAY the Is FofER
Democratic Whis Central Committec.I,A reg Tsspsr
sss,ins Of th Committee viii b be- on TUESDAY EVEN
WM HALL, Chairman
H Nor ss, aOseAS'' vice chairrDen.
w. T soa.,rrH' Secretaries.
Pref scherbs Lectures in Broqklyn regeeasssd:m0
At he unanimous eque biz audience Prof SCdEhB WIN
sepeG Of his lectures ia Brooklyn The Lectures 20 oe ,s
Bea,Iiee the Christian Ideal Of Womsnhooan Fr Lee
turs THIS Tuesday, EVENING June s. at p NJ in Pack
srs Fensl Institute.
Grand Temperance Rally Public Do%Gs,Is;i,p S OF
The Of h. ss w take Rses S n The n Eastern DIS t
oSsoS' conTepens O'clock The Hon GEORGE HALL.
Mayor he y @ Ie'ss AdsIs'sss vii be deyses d. BY
Glee GLIB under he direction of A neKILLoP Esl Let
every friend Of Prohibition 10 the Eastern District BE- present
BY order Of the Brooklyn e. d. Te%peTaace Exec Com,
T. 5sa R0 pavI,s' secrstarie"
Notice.-TFMPERAGC WARD MASS MEETING
The ert xsw NEAR sb on Tuesday
EvfSiNG June s. commencing At Il o'clock Eminent speak
s sy w .Ie DS.ed to attend BY order Of the Committee
ny J. T. BROOKS, Chairman
yThe Carson League win hold meeting on THURSDAY
stbav and ssth Addresses by Mayor HALL Of Brooklyn,
r NJ HAVENS ESQ. and the Rev. SIDNEY A. COREY
Singing BY Mr.. BROtwER. The public invited to attend
HAHLON r. HEWITT, f. G. CHAPlN,
JOHN LAW, HORACE GREELEY,
JCEL ELaCKMER Directors
New.York Historical Society.--The regular Monthly
Meeting this Society will be held the Rooms in the Uni
verify, THIS (Tuesoayl EVENING, at ~ O'clock FREDK
KAPP Esq. viii read paper on The Early Life OF Baron
Sttsbon" ANDREW WARNER, Recording Sec'y
American Institute Farmers Cuba regular meet
ing viii be the Repository 35l Broadway TUES
DAY June at Subjects: Grape Houses Grape Gull
ture and Insects Wheat Strangers always specially
welcome Admission free to ALL II. MEIGS Secretary
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ID E K son AL NOW READY-FANNY
Il FERNS GREAT SERIAL STORY, entitled FANNY
fCRpi STORY EvERy-DAY LIVE Written expressly for
TIE NEW-lORk LEDGER, and will not be issued a. book
fiee ony THREE CENTS. IL s enphsticaly Fannys best
ttcrt, and must command universal admiration.
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w Woman in mail private family shs good COOK and
~ould Be Wiling assist with tho WASHING and IRONING
md ear do Boxing and P. The best Of city reference
Oven Cs No IFS West isast between Tn aud sthavs;
a be seen for two days
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fine ARTS.
Wants

A RESPECTABLE married Woman, who ha
IA Lost her BABY wishes TO TAKE BABY 10 WET-NUBSE
Call at No. "A West Broadway, third foor inquire for Mrs
ObRlEN.
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Post.Once Notice.-The Mails for xALinOhNiA &c &c,
cce IT. ESDAY, the 5th dsy Of June a. oeiock r "a