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COMING EVENTS.

We are on the eve of great events. For
eign war and domestic commissions threaten
the country. The former would be converted
from a curse to blessing, if they could
avert the latter. But unhappily the subject
Of contention with Spain, viii be subject
of still more perilous contention among our
selves. There is nothing in the future clear
or than that, after we have taken Cuba, the
question Of her admission, as slave or free
State, will shake the Union to its centre. The
South will never consent to the first nor the
frsesoilers of the North to the last. Disu-
MON may be the result, and then q war be
tween North and South for the Queen islans
of the Gulf compared with which. a wa
with Spain, England and France combined
would be mere child's play.
Nevertheless, there is but one course 70
the Government to pursue. Whilst we re
main nation, and claim a place among th,
nations of the earth, our national rights anl
honor must be INDICATED at every hazard
The Spanish authorities in Cuba seem re-
solved that we shall have no excuse for re-
tanning passive attitude. Whatever our
manifest destiny may be, whether of ex-
panslcn or dissolution. they are forcing it
upon US. -.
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lRRTVIIS Ar THF PRINCIPAL HOTELS
Z e 1zsRa 80 YESTERDAY.

| AMERICAN HOTEh-C Boswell. Boston,
sosa.. soeEia Staple: W.s;
L 7 Blown. lady, son and seryant, Buckin cham; Mr.
Pssis.oa I'd M sdy 4. sas .s
SON. w II croaley. New York; signotins Amslia Al
ss I sh oss,s sr1sss l s.id
,h s,os s1 Psssss.s
Daniel Prince George; Jsns. ChesssIIas,d; Capt
burs: 3 p Archer, lmeiis; z T Hubbard, Bucti1g.
hans w g sttong, WytheyiIle: Mcdaniel; Anne,
w a1cDsa gi
Campbell, Baltimore; D w Cunningham Dan
sT. CHARLES HoTEL-H D Walden, II Jones
Miss Jones, J Walden. B Walden. New Kent;J r
Jeter, DR. Powell. NJ Harrison, Mrs Harrison and
S cn,as A Goooh, n aooeh, Walises v c R;
nj Gooch. G w Price, R Goocb, H Hillman,
cr. + xusu.t August, 8 Eli. ossns.; Fr.nsD.
q Spear, 2 canlITs; q Moody, smith. ohe:s. =
T..sssi i MItsesli, 6 ssoys, ays5: i To.:
lotte; j Lane Wythsvilis; H LipsoomS. Hsncyer;
M Hopkins Richmond; w w Thomas, Fluvanns; w
c Patterson, w Webb, Appomattox; r B Smith,.
EXCHANGE HoTEL.-PK DieLin.on, N C; BE
Thompson Pstg a., Whia1 We; w owsn; Ts
Charlotte; A Benedu, Va; W III Peyton, Roanoke;
II Smith. Charlottesville; Maj J Garland, Lynch:
burg; Young. Henrico; G Moore, Orange; J
Morrison, A Orr. Va; L Il Bartk olony, Bait; n H
Starke. Hicks Ford; Mrs Taylor, King VIM; T ] Ia
liaferro. Caroline; VS. Briggs, Henricc; w Jones,
Abingdon. Reynolds. Cunnin CHAM. g Radd:
c; J Hobbs, Aueusts; r Gibson, Va; VIM
Claugh aud lady Newark Ft
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-P Jones, M Tapscott,
Buckingham; d A Clements, Abe; w w Thomas,
Fluvanns; B 8 Winfree, Chesterfield; john Petit
Hew, Gordon, Lexington; II Powell, Nelson;
w Ewes, s Sublstt, Powhatan; Guinine, la;
Griffin g D Woodson. A Stokes, Lunenbs; CaptV
Witcher, Pittsylyania; q Station, Lynchburg; Chs
King Halifax; w Greer, 4 ARR; M Boat
Wright. Appomattox. sfszlse-.gs @sst@
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LOCAL MATrHRe.

ClRcutf Couar. Judge 1Eeredith com-
menced ~ spfiDs term : the 6tsse Conrt fIous.
yesterday. The Grand Jury met q II p'cloek, and
the wituessee oil being punctual In attendance, tho
following indictments were acted ON BY them.
Ilebden an old man. and Rsbecca Csspman, an old
woman, for the murder Of John Richsrds, on the
9th OF November last. A true bill. s.,..
StabbirS. Moses Garrison, for stabbing Joseph
B. Ranie on the 2eth Of November. true oil!
Conaterfeifers. William G. Humphrey, three
cases; John Z. Manchester. three eases; and John
Whitman, one case, for passing counterfeit money
on the 10th Of December last. True bills.
Robbery james Williams and John Kennedy
alias Csvenor, twe boys. robbIns David Andersen d
on the 18th December last Of $500. True bills.
Accessory Joseph Burch. for receiving . por-
ton Of the money stolen from David Anderson
knowing the same to have been stolen. A true
Robbery Charles Backman, stealing e1700 from
Murder-Rlchard Lambert, for the murder of
Humphrey, slaveto B. Casogni, on the 18Th OF De-
eember last. Atrue bill A
Robert Custalo, free negro, on the 18th OF March
StabJinS.-Wiliam W. Bailey, s.abbins man
named Brown. true bill.
False Prsteaees.Robert Bsnneit Tor oble 1.h
$40 Ia money from Stephen N. Davis, on the 9Th oil
March. true bill. .ak sss.l 80
Stabbin1.-Barney Thole, stabbing Philip Misel
on the 23d of March last A true bill.
Fraad.-George w. Walker, for obtaiDing $500
worth of goods and money from Frederick Schaf.
fer. on the Goth Of March last by false pretences
A true bill. .-.sz,s.
Larceny John Jares, for stealing true bill.
Patrick Cramley alias James Broderick, larceny.
The following cases. continued from the last term
of the court are also to be disposed of: .
Forg1y-Edwin Cooke, for forgery.
for robbery.
Fyaad-Alexander Shannon, fer obtaining goods
from Messrs Gretter Brent under false pretences.
Misdemeaaor. Schsd, Chas Ritterhouse,
Chas. Eminger, Frederick Boschen and Alexander
Rix, Indicted for not In the street. ME-
Writof Error.-John Dsnzler reysns the Common.
wealth, on q writ of error. ,-r.z-+s /
The following penitentiary convicts are also to be
tried:
Peter Doherty and John MoAby, for attempting to
esaape.
BRYAN P. Husaey alias John Hossey, Thomas j.
Hardy and Robert Evans each having been sen.
fenced second time, to have additional term Of
imprisonment added to their present terms
Important As the docket Is an unusually heavy
one the Court will sit at 10 O'Clock this morning,
when the time for trying each case will be fixed on,
20 as to keep the veniiiemen and witnesses from
waiting sll the term. Each of them should there
fore be punctus, 20 al to save their own time, as
well a. that of the Court. -t 4
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GETTING FAsHIoNABLE.-Jacob B. Mil
Ter and Alfred Lewellen were arraigned before the
Mayor yesterday morning, charged with being en-
gagged In fight In the first market. and held to
bail for their good behavior each In $50. From
the evidence 1t appears that Mr.. Valentine Heck
Ter and Mr.. Lewellen were In private converse.
ton about card published by Henry Miller in the
Dispatch of yesterday, when Jacob Miller passed
by, and overhearing their remarks turned to Heck.
Ter and said to him Henry Miller will give you
cts In the papers Ia day or two," then remarkfng
to Lewellen that he too would catch 1t. LewelIen
replied that he had said nothing against Henry
s.you have both told lies" Lewellen then gave
Miller the id lie on being charged with insinua-
ting falsehood against Henry Miller; and on ia
cob B. Millsr's repeating the charge, Lswelen
struck him. Miller returned the blow with stick,
and was about repeating il, waen Lewellen drew
a revolver on him and thereby put an end to the
fight Both Heckler and Leween denied having
known Jacob B. Miller or having said any thing
to him when he iuterposed IN the conversation and
accused them of lying. The Mayor, 10 view OF
the circumstances determined to bind over both
parties, remarking that words did not justify
blows.
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Mn. BucHANAN's SPEECH IN LoNDoN.-The
thirty fourth anniversary of the Seaman's Hos.
pital Society, In London, took place on the 9th
ult In reply to a complimentary speech from
Lord Palmerston, Mr.. Buchanan, our Minister,
spoke az follows:
know of no country which ought to be more
careful of their seamen than the mother country
and ourselves. We are certainly more extensively
engaged In commerce than any other countries in
the world; and hope, while there must neccssa.
rily be competition between US, that 1t will be an
honorable and friendly one. God knows the
world ia wide enough for the commerce of both
countries. Let US, therefore, encourage each
other, instead of evincing q narrow and jealous
spirit (Cheers) No other two nations enjoy half
SO much commercial intercourse and If ever til ere
should be q war between these kindred nations,
which CID in his mercy forbid, Qoud cheers the
suspension of commerce between them for one
year would injure both to greater extent than
was ever inflicted on any other nation. We have.
therefore, every interest, every inclination, and
every feeling to remain friends, and to preserve
amicable relations forever. We sometimes com.
plain of each other-we are, In fact, both COM
planning nations occaslonay-( but can
say, with the most perfect TRUTH that there exists
| 10 my own country an undercurrent of kindly and
| gracious feeling towards the mother country and
] 1t ever the time should arrive when Ii shall be
necessary to develop that feeling 1t would exhibit
| itself to the astonishment even of the peop,e of
| England
Loud cheers followed Mr.. Buchanan TO his seat.
MIR. B. subscribed $50 to this Institution.
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THE DIFFICULTY IN PARAGUAY.
In pu blishing the letters which appeared
IN the Dispatch yesterday dated on board
the "Watcr Witch" Il should have been sta
ted that they were private letters not written
for mobilization.
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So MICH FOR TnsGuE.

while under the influence of parching fluid, threat.
ened to cut short the breath of Mr.. B. B. Brooks on
Monday night last, and Mr.. B. feeling no particular
desire TO have this "mortal COLI shufl ID off In
hurry, called the strong Of the law to shield
him from the dire calamity by which he was
threatened. Accordingly, Mr.. Sinnott was taken
before the Mayor yesterday, and by him held to
bail In the sum Of 500 to keep the peace for the
next twelve months, 80. -
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HusTisGs CoURT.-Mayor Mayo, Recor-
der Taylor, and Aldermen Bray, Gouldin and Toler
presiding.
Uisdeneanor frst case called was that Of
John Smith, indicted for misdemesnor, which was
continued until the next term of the Court
Incendiary-Sally. slave to John N. Powell. OF
Henrico, charged with setting fire to house, the
property of Mr.. John Goddin, was set to the bar
for trial, Col. T. P. August appearing counsel for
the defence, and Capt J. B. Young for the Com
monwealth After hearing the evidence and ar
guments of counsel the Court found the prisoner
guilty, Messrs. Mayo and Bray voting to hang her,
and Messrs Taylor, Gouldin and Toler to trans
port her. She was therefore sentenced to trans.
portation beyond the limits OF the United States,
and her value fixed at 500.
The Court then adjourned.
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STEALIEG CHIoKENs.-On Saturday night
last, a white man aud two or three negroes, en-.
tered DR.. Roysfers hen-house, in Henrico, and re-
lieved it of thirty-two head poultry. Las; Mon
day morning, negro fellow named Ben, In the ser
vice of Mr. Robert J. Christian, was arrested az
one of the thieves, and yesterday morning taken
before Justice Nettles, who ordered him large
dose of raw.hide for ruthlessly invading the dom.
ici of peaceable family of bipeds, and depriving
many of them of their precious heads.
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LexrraTor AHp LKcenrE<-As will -
s. noties uudsr the latest neNp hesd IN thls
morsinas paper. these two favuff4 scns Of Doseee
meter the Mstsire Course, Nsw Oslssns last 0aeuf.
6i1oo. inside stake otcO0, whom koxinstcn Won ~
cuf & making the first hest In scren Mnnfts ncenfy-
three and three quarter seconds Leeomts barely savins
M Ten Brusck and his crest horse Lexinefon. wuo
nov stands hesd and shoulders shove Any otnef
horse this or any other country hiss ovsf seen.
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WAsHINoToN NEws.-The President has an
pointed John Fitch surveyor of the customs q
AltoD, Illinois vice William Martin, deceased. :
Dennis A. Mahony to be surveyor and inspector o.
customs for Dubuque. Iowa. John Anderson to be
ngnt mouse keeper at Buffalo, New York, In place
per annum. John Nelson to be keeper az iishI
boat at Msrril's Shell, New York, In place o.
James B. Kimbeck, deceased. Salary, $500 pe,
annum - ~o fs-
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Poor RKvENGE.-A free fellow called
Norman Crane, made bis appearance before the
Mayor yesterday morning, to answer the charge of
stealing shirt from Henry Morris, black boat
man. The evidence proved that Morris had pro-
Crane had quilted his service. The accused was
therefore released and the complainant ordered to
be punished.
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ABOLITION OF THE STAMP Duty IN ENGLAND.
the house OF Commons of the English Parliament
a. we have heretofore stated. has abojiahed ,hs
stamp duty on newspapers This act affects the
social and political interests Of the British empire
more thsn the war with Russia. 1t is a concession
to the people which will be attended with the hap
piest results. --f
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uENRY CLAY,s FR1ENps.

- AZ n q IA n.
There is something IN sne deso.ed auacl'
mont mani'esseo ~ nehry SiAy Ne. ~"
friends upon eyefy recutrsnce " n's - s -,
day, which eleyAses our concep''o.s -
man nature. inesr generous -.
their hdeiity, which triumpns over 'ne 49,
their keen appreciation OF tue 1870 80 u.
grand and elevated mora $500. 49,. .sa h,,A
character, reflects upon 'ne'i'se..e m -.
est honor, both as men anu - $3.50 -. 49,.
conduct presents an eAcep,ao'- . ".
ing exception TO .ne se.'.. ".'1 0'o.s Il.
tares Of mere poi's'c'ans' = = oss's :. 'oe
great desert OF human seinsnness' D'ooui
ing. sparkiiog spos' ~ Wnicn inc wearieu
traveller IN met e1naaseng Pi'9''lnaso
may stop, ana reiresn ana INSPIRE hin''eA 'o'
ms iutute sosas anu cVn.esss'
Many men adore the rising sun. many
cast ON the cid love lot the new. "neno
the new can best promote tneir ih'e,s )
Old hendships are with them hAe olN ~. J.
menss. the worse TOR weal' anu cA& On
with pleasure tor new aga glossy laam 81
To many men hvng dog " oetter NAN 2
-
lions are sned WIN ~ muen iaeiiity, ana as
perfectly in conformity with = law OF tner
natures as the serpent sheds his skin. Inc
political world. which has given Us some OF
the most aiming examples Of human excel
lsnce, also abounds with the most decided
and shocking illustrations of human insta'
bility and corruption. For one Henry Clay,
pure, upright and disinterested, We have .
thousand political mendicants. running hith.
q and thifher to beg the crumbs Of office,
and marling and swapping like ravenous
dogs over the vile offal that is cast to them.
Around the tombs of our dead Caesars prowi
gangs Of lazzaroni, ragged hungry, impudenf
beggars, tormenting the passing populace for
aims and making the air fetid with their cor
ruption. sss
Not of such are the lofty, consistent and
single minded souls, who annually greet
Henry Clay's birthday with an honor second
only to that paid to Washington. They did
not follow the patriot of Ashland for the
loayes and fishes, for their hearts are as full
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CENTRAL RAILROAD.

Below we give very interesting taoie
comparing the receipts of the last month and
the last quarter with the same periods Of last
year. II is exceedingly gratifying to every
friend OF Improvement to behold with what
a steady pace our Railroads are increasing
IN business and receipts, proving how. they
are stimulating production and improving
the country wherever they penetrate. We
trust this gratifying exhibition of the effect
they are producing win give new impetus
to the cause Improvement in the next Leg
islature, and assist in producing such action
as will ensure the early completion Of our
main lines of communication with the west
and southwest ss,s1s
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In FOR A BENErIr-C.W w. r. Williams.
the keeper of drinking house In Rockets, was
held to bail, yesterday, in the sum of 500, on con.
viction of assaultipg and beating James Atkinson
and then fined $6 GO in two cases for selling ardent
spirits to be drunk In his house without a tavern
license. The evidence proved that there were
eight violations of the law and ordinance What
became of the other siz cases, we are unable to
say.
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The ITALIAN OPERA TROUPE design
giving one of their grand musical entertainments
at the theatre Tonight. when every lover of music
should 60 and hear them. This troupe 10 compos.
ed of some of the most distinguished artistes In
America, and judging from the avorable notices In
the Northern press, must be very good indeed.
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el1i.5s6 n
increase 45 per cent.
4A' '.' Il. 3. s.. wSiHircoEs. sup't Tr.nspn.

JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA CANAL
Reduced Tariff of 1olls.-It will be seen, by
reference to our advertising columns, that the
James River and Kanawha Company have
adopted new tariff of tolls, which went in
to operation on Monday last, ard which is
intended to meet the existing state of things.
Uader these reduced rates, the public may
rest perfectly satisfied that the trade of the
canal will be secured to the canal.
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- aThs sonvnlslons 10 Europs' can hardly equal
the eouvuisve throes and aeoniss Of those
ana ali diseases OF the blood But Q remedy - %
hand; CARTER's 1PANIsH MIXTURE y vinnine fof
ssf an envisble reputation a. cure for these foul
diseases Il IL thu most powerful purlfsr OF the
blood vet known. Take II In time; doa't put u OFT
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=, NEW York CRY BANKS The statement of the
EHw LorR city banks. for the past week, shows the
following totals: Specie, el4. $50, OOO--decresse
yT,50o. Loans have decreased 5000 600: circula,
Hon has decreased $250,000, and deposits S4I..
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C0mMIrTED.-Sarah Welsh, free Girl,
had no papers when arrested, and not being able
to provo her freedom, was locked up for ssfe
keeping.
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TEsTiMoSIAL.-The Baltimore City Council In
,end presenting Alfred Duval with gold watch 70
bis ability In defining plans for The water work.
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MoRrALITy.--In Baltimore last week, there ver
Me deaths, i6 being OF consumption. In Philsdel
pnis l9i, out of this number 81 being OF consump
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VIM. H. Lewis, Esq., who was the editor and
proprietor of the Democratic Review" when II
was issued at Washington, died at Williamsburg,
N. Y, on the 9th inst, o
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JAMES GAIHEs-the man who took On
appeal from the decision Of the Mayor, and wes
before ths Hustings Court on Monday Lac, =
FREQ colored fellow. /
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SUDDEN DEArH-The wife of Mr. Christiar
Fischer, OF Baltimore, dropped dead on SUNDAY
morning laa. Bs = =,
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TENNEssEE RAILROAD CoMPANY.-Proposals will be
received for the Whole, or any part of the above IL
Il
seth June, 1884 with interest Coupons attached, st
the rate of per cent per snnum payable sem-annu.
ally at the Bank OF America, the LIST of January
and July of zach year. and onehalf their amount
vsrtbe into the stock of the company at the option
These bonds are issued under full authority of the
stockhoders for the purpose OF flashing and equip
ping the road and they are seeu'ed By second mort
equipments, franchises, appurteusnces, and priv.
leses appertainng thereto. The frat and prior mort
by the State Of virginia on the fciicwins yery advsn
eipsi to Ss nquidatsd BY payments sunu.liy & one
is5s The remsioias $500 900 we.e sold at par. ''
Gfhs Of which is held By the State Of Virginia and
The 9Th of the road from the city of Ly hhur4
to the Tennessee line Is ao4 miles 81 which lS5
s. ms, 1.a.rs on a Tss
month"; labor Is only necessary to pat the entire
road into full operation There has been expended
stock and expenses, . sum double the amount Of
SIS, Oe0 per mile of road The road forms link In
most important route in the Union. giving aniost
straight line from the Northern and Eastern cities
sHor r the distance mors than 90 NILE. spd
there 10 but one moro link to be fnshed to afford
continuous railroad transportation from the city Of
pendent OF thu travel that viii come TO it a. part
Of the great South and North line the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad has certain local business Of
own, which II clearly ascertsined by the earnings Of
Last year, only 81 mles open elSs sSs 80 as being
s.s :. 81 &.
ture. such a. lead, coal ron copper. salt and gyp-
sun, all Of which exist in great sbusdsnse. which
ing developed. now that they can be conveyed TO
Catering and fostered az Il has been 81 the State,
with q large cash capital actually pad In il Z 30.
lieved no security has recently bsen osred Of bet.
ter character. The company have ssreed 70 sst
bonds from the sarninss Of the road. - Sinking
Fund to meet the payment of them at msturtys and
the sockhoden have adopted. a. line Of policy 20
declare no dividend excepting from cash surplus,
after The interest and Sinking Fund have been pro
per cent. down. and the balance In paymsnts 81 10
per cent every thirty day. til ell paid 1.-THE Whole
amount 10 paid at onee Interest to Let July TO u IL
ia. .as 3. :: e. s S:
company to DO 81, The bonds viii BE- lodged u bsnh
70 be dsliveled when thel whels AMOUNT y paid--
aestsd With the financial affairs Of she company.
vhich could Be ds.ired y parties vishias 2 oilss
.si..s ~ s1 sppl,ias to Adrian + nssi. Ess No
lent sssIsd and msyked Tender saT Rsiisssd sdndA'
o. before tie a.e oG fiS 4 so I'D n;IepAsE1
Psesia4nt vitlinis sId Tsnnssee Railroad &C.
The B0s,sss e p1is SSvI - !.
S5G i'nf1n s I ts1b.
Ta31Asl akb Il eessssSEEos ssd
CT. II. o1RNETT. 4 clisf Essiaesr.
~. q YisssSss, sss sssk Sss & 1sy s.ss g 8.
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ATFE OF IoEATE.-Daniel G. W0rrell
appeared bafore the Mayor, yesterday, to snswer
Tor assanlting and beating bis wife but, as his
better ball declined appearing against him, he was
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!, hosskaf-Mrs II. T. Badger vas robbed of $50,
vnsIah :. mnoanay, Monday mOrnipg, h ons of the
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NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS The

NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS The
~ Castle Builders by the author of Hesrtssase,
Tri.Colored Sketches in Paris during the years
English Past and Present; by French. IS
Boys Adventures In the wids of Australia.
Travels In Europe and tho East; by 3. j. Prime;
2vols. - a. ses ssl1T| =
Memoirs Of the Countess of Blssdnsto vols; by
Grace Lee; by Julia Kavsnaush, author of Daisy
The summer Lands Southern Story; by Child
Of the Sun.
Annual of Scientific Discovery for 1855.
Kste AJlesford, story Of the Refugees; by Chas
The Peasant Boy Philosopher; by Henry Mayhsv
0ilfllan's Sd Gallery of Portraits. -
Stanhope Burleish, or the Jesuits in our Homes.
Ida Norman, or Trials aud their uses; by Mr.. L.
Phelps. Z, =
Lamp Lighter, new supply. las. edition.
Life and Beauties Of Fanny Fern.
Ruth Hall; BY Fanny Fetr.
Fern Leaves from Fanny's Portfolio. 8
Alone; by Marian Harlan6; last ed
WolIerfs koost; BY Warrington Irving
NY Courtship and Ito eonse quencas; BY Wiko6.
mnfos. -
The News Boy; By the author OF Lamp Lishtsr.
Party Leaders, by Baldwin.
Ida May-a Story Of thnge aosusl and possible.
Heartssase; BY author Of Heir Of Rsdoiyffe
The Country Neighboshood; BY Miss Dupuy; price
Hsrpsrs Story Book, No. S; Prank, AprilNo.
Just received and for sals ct No. I'll Broad e.
apl HAROLD 4 murray
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