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De-. so2, Inc. 80 80 Dec. st ST. Dec..ss l$s
Tie Of the articles len IL tide water
from the Of navigation 20 the ih Of Oct IN
elusive during the wears 1854 and 1855. Is ~ follows;
Flour b6lS Wheat bu- Corn ba Barley eu
1854 ..... 7sl ~ 2725o9 77oS5 9si sS4
le55.... .7co.lH 2,2lST eFo<u-o So,ft'
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xsw-Yeak cLAssIFIeArtoS.
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TOE reprint Of BiaeEWoo5 for this month, ia tbs
oPerng article tales retrospect Of the cs'ser 81
Mega rrder Christopber Norrh, end pays glowing
tribute to tho gepius of its rst md ybte urinary
TIE Baltic in 1855" gives ucid view Of tie Rus-
ssn eeeDseo In that quarter and Of the operations Of
the allied feet. "Moderr Light Lie at1re" treats OF
the change which hss come over the muse Of history,
from the pompo1s digCity Of Gbbon 20 the popular
oqusciy Of Mis- Strickland, ana other rnNnentai
aJtf 5ers OF tcf pbicsi tradition. From Nsirid
TO BsI-kIevs" is one Of the lively sketches Of which
the Crimesn war has been 70 prolific. " Bo sks for
tie Holidays" ind Gan Cd Contributor at the Sea-
Side are resdable articles, in The of hand, fresaud-
easy vein peculiar TO Bisckw rod. The whole number
has more than usual popular interest IL. Scott co.,
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TIE NOVEMBER MAG iZINES.

Rarptr for this month opeLs with acc ount o. "a
Day at Pompeii, describing the ruins Of the buried
city in graphic narrative, with variety Of pictorial
illustrations This is followed by new chapter from
Mr.. Squiers recoIectous of Nicaragua" in which
that gay dipIomais relates various travelling adven-
lures with his neve'iailng faceousness and point.
Hints on County Dwellings" by Calvert Vaux pre-
sents many valuable suggestions of an experienced
architect in relation TO the erection Of rural eddces.
More than ususl space is devoted in this number TO
original stores, which prepare the way for solid eth.
zeal discussion On Conscience in the Editors Table.
The number which closes the eleventh volume of the
magazine winds up wi h the usual variety OF misces-
neous matter.
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FIRES.
RT At HARTEM.

About 10 O'clock SsEdsy nisht fire b-ose ol' IN
H. buid,pg corns Harlem sre and Ogehuni e. md
tenth stree known as the OLD msDsioo,' aud before
tie flames could be subd led the venerable structure
wss reduced to heap Of smoulderins ruins. The
buicirg was occupied By eigb. or 'en Gtrnsn 'ani-
liss ell OF whom saved their bouseh 'd fuoiiure The
10 Sc was owned by Archibald Watts md valued a.
three thousand dol ars. No insurance.
FIRE rs THIRD AvTSUE.
Officer MADDEN of the Twenty first wsrd Yesterday
mr. ming discovered FIRE in .ln.ns feistOre on the
Tbirc avenue TIE flames were soon sub lusd, only
few bundles OF hay being destroyed.
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MEMOIRS OF uENRY THE Ei9HTU OF ENGLAND
Win TIE FORTUNES. FArEs, AID cdAaAC-
TIERS or HIS SIX WIS; by H-NsY WILLIAM
HIEssHT. lAao, PP 81 Miller oHor AaUsAn.
Mr. Herbert hss attempted il this volume % com
bins the dignity of hist ny with the fascina.ions Of
romance. lie has peslecei 10 source Of iaflrmat'oa
which the subject affords aad has wrought up the re-
SUITS Of lis inquiries into lively and pleasing nara
tive. Ia his delineatiOn o. the latter period If King
Henys life he sometimes, indeed, INDUCES IN an e1-
sggerstou and slmOtt conSeceSs OF rhetoric. as II he
regarded tie loAtbsOmc yics Of the MOI ar'h in the
uget Of personal indigri,y Bat ID general he pre-
ssn's the troubled course Il events with apparent u-
Psfasiiy. though he never wholly eoncea hi' de-
'ess'oa OF 'he royal Pc sonase whose biography he
ies'es In the vivid roTtisture of the inf rtanate
wives CT Henry VIII, some new incidents are stated
"h'co seaS The marks Of historic probability.
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NEW WORKS IN PREPARATION.

Harper BIcthers have made arrangements with
Mr. MAcArLaY for the early proOfshee OF the third
ard fourth vouGes OF bis " History Of England, and
will pebIish them about the tire of their appearance
in LcI don They ere az nouDced for pubic.oa 10 the
middle OF December DIcKEys's new story entitled
"Lth Dorri't has also been secured By the Harper,
aud will be pubisbed in their magazine from the early
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The KRtckerbocker retains one Ct its mos. popular
features in its liberal variety of papers scenes Of
travel and incidents Of country life. lis readers always
expect choice % e,ion of this kind and the present
number will rot disappoint their hopes. Letters to
yra.7 Summer Recreations," " Peasant Memories
of the Ola World" are good specimes of this vein,
and still better are the descriptions Of Drum Fishing
and the Wheat Harvest in Sketches o. the Cum
toy by W. L. TffaDy-they are really frss-ra.e.
The first chapter of new story is contributed by
Carol ne Cheshire, and Ike every production OF her
DC y, is marked by sorce and originality. The Editor
Table presents even more than i's usual Overlooking
abundance.
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KSow-NOTRISG yoNIsArIOSs.-Tne Know No hing
debate. bed Convention or sstarisy evening" when ca
s,.o1 was !eoe we'd ..c " Gale declining the
nation candidate FOR county i1igs In. resisustoo ~
accepted ard Joc1 Qkesn Wig n0nEse Cor he si' on -
was = -.ted By .cc'.nstion NJ EDg-b. Lot the non
&c f- sier then .hroya bad % the sfo1es
tist ~ ION ion was .ss All ar WatsT barss the
u III aqI.in.s fcr .E.s,k! va s.sged.
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SUPREME couRr-ocr. z-sef.,e JuSs. cowLEs.


Herman L,cbiu. Ian, West Co. sod Others
L., W. & 20. IRE rho uianaIirY ow1ers OF the ship
Cpssecst EHch loaded bis port 9TH large qoaotiJ OF
whoa tbcr goods for ths HAVE sket Thy Odd b,s
poo 70 uat the Bsnrsn compass
no, ppsrs that they considered rksiT policies void Tho
owp.r, dcbs s-d the captain who opposed 10 80 doggy
o.rrk eogsged gnoef and the dropped down
Qu,r,npe nlisd il sta ed 10 ov-nost
iendsr her unsafe bat the Shippers got out
po.r, 10 unt n Resin the .ho from soins 10 sea tn Ia
beng Ia eoppdJhe Dstn hsyios ssksd th's sb
n stt b. sed part OF the and pay
81 das the petitioners. The came up yeaerfsy -
he junctD tn a. eg'0n Of oadDg being denied
Argument heard. Dec,,n reserved
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fAdyeTtis@menf.f

GAS! CAsii-Several new styles of Gas Fix.
YuREs surprising be.9y and workmanship snyttns
oe-ed tfois Our prodacns and Or sna
Evils eoursntIv so the best PORTABLE GAs WoRks fof
,y ar, chqches or factories this coun1y. Cal
a or Ues. Manufacturing 0spet, No SO Broadway.
- ARCHER 4 Warner
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

The Rev Jsrad b. Flsgg Of COnnec:c1. aas been
called % Or.ee church Bro hlYn hshs 'uc-ed Dr. Vn,oa
NJ preached On ssndsy and ssnouoed bic acceptance Of the
call Mr. Fssr vDo 4. South Csrol9lD BY birth sneP n
o. sSh1sron Alton an attained eIniI -ncs a. an a"
but loLei ii. p'ofoR 70 devote % serVces % zoe
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IAdyeTtisement
Wu snNIs nANnEIlON COEFEE-Fnr DYspenHia

Indigestion SICK Headache Bilious and Liver Diseases ana
..eSs, recon ended oens OF delicate constitutions
SOD BY respectable Apothecsiss and the principal depot
sorner Of 27.h 81 kad SHAW
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fAdYertiEenert
Ths great IyHALIgG REMEDY for ASTHMA, Con

sprr9s and M Of the ThToa, and LunssD, CUR'
mss HYGfgASA Thousands have been restored 20 heath tire
PAT y.a- b; Il. HJLesna Ppcip oce, Nc s5 Brosd~sy
ana scd bJ c. Il. Ring, Nc ko 3oadvsJ Fnes only IS
IA 1sge C.. CrsTIs VII bs 81 The cice daily from 20 -
.iocs Wiz ts ray be eonsuIted tree u etAks
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CRIcKEr--ALBASY V. HARLEM.-Tais match com
menced yesterday on the Harlem ground, One-hur-
dred-and fourteenth street. betgeen First and Second
avenues, and at sundowD the game stood dc follows;
Alospy club first innings, sixty SIX runs second in
nrgs, thiny-ssven runs, witt the lose Of two wicket.
Harlem club, first innings. fly runs. The psy VII
be resumed at loI O'Clock this morning.
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TABLE TRAITS: BY DR.. DoRAS. 12mo. PIP 48s Rsifs!d.
The Jolly author of This volume has devoted an ia-
credible degree Of unson to the collection Of anec-
cote, gossip and Whimsical details in regard to the
universal custom Of eating and drinking. He is
equally at home at good table, telling piqusnt
story, OF peDniDg spicy paragraph. lie has ran
sacked all history and tradition for the materials Of
his volume, gathering infinite variety of curio1,
waits for tie anus, ment of his readers. The wIrk
beorgs to bino that is always popular, and CO.
tainly very good one of its kihd-ssperior in all
respects to the previous volume OF the omuivoro IS
doctor, recently issued by the same publisher
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lAdysrtissnent-l
Plernnt Paris sian BRIDAL CARDS and E,NVEf,

OPS bes1fiy engraved and printed IN the latest 'T he
SILVER Door Pr one hundred Aderert p.sr ensI7se
70 order ConEna- Notary AID Society SEALS a. ESDsL
kc. 81 BrcsdsEy corner Of Duane-st
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ARrrsrs gy rny porIcE.-The police Of he eJns0I
dated cir, made tssu;ynias ca Saturday so9 sunc.
ri1tt. Ia drg.ierpsE yasrgacy ard v3lsSoa ot city "
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10 sufFer from Heafache and Nervous

Many who suffer from Hea1Acne and Nervous
De bYy ignorant that the Ia most ostA &c,
d.Ia ged Of this stomach and ssege f1Octoi+ Tte
OxYCEXrED BTTERs peculiarly sisp ed 70 the elre OF
o. ge syup
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lAdyerti>rnsrLI

Ali VINO Wrlue snOuIu 20 W WILLIAM IL :, N"' "A
M.den,ne and his style Of Pen and Pencs, called
Lcyud Patent. Tie best things % che kind issued
ssss segsnt and durable Waante1 not 20 re-
oct g.. scl-f. Tte attention OF tho trade 10 Invited
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TpIS WEEK OSIY.--A good handwriting guar
aued TO II ia tea lessons cf each fr 81 Gard.
tADinT p.cula 81 be had at the oms No 62 BrotdsaY
OLtvER B. GoLDsnTH.
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lAdgertisemen

BIAKR's PATENT FlRp-PROOF PANT, No. llS
Pearl,t-See under he j Ct Paint.
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The PROGRESS OF BAPTIST PRINClP5Es IN THE
LAST HUNDRED YEARS: By THOMAS +. CURTIS.
limo Up. Az Boston; Guild Lincoln NewYork:
Sheldon, LsDport Brakeman.
In the opinion of Mr Curtis important concessions
have been mace By eminent Pedobspts! ters as to
tbe errors of nfan; baptism and the soundness OF
Baptist principles. 1t has been his habit for several
years to note down Of the more striking o. these
Acknowledgements, they have occurred in the course
o. his theological reading. He has aimed in the
present volume 10 arrange these authorities and
point out TIE consequences of these admissions The
work exhibits ample leaning, vigorous argumen.a-
tive power and excellent spirit toward the persons
whose vewst conroveits. Apart from its theological
bearings it possesses not little historical interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-30

s,yyD FROM DRowNISG-SOur boys, VIII ss Ing
c,,ssb .v or sa,osJ stsTnoor ws,e e.psZsi y ste
ia + s,eidert observed bJ Hr y ltnsan0 -C,d
.. ? = -.reet r19b a - t-er sst .Dce snl rss,9fd
~ frur. salfry s-s.e.
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Among the arrivals at the Brevoor House, fI"h
sverue are Baron Won Gerot. Prussan Minister, and
Cheyaler Bcsh Spencer, Belgian Charge dAfaires.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-30

Tbs Communication type bore the ,nasuassEa-a.
d the death Of Judge MO A, ,he-r 80 hns1re IN %,
per,ors sIsSR to him BY correspondent. We have ao'
Il.
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Acclprsr.-A German bov, while firing on pi'toI
o. Fftu eveuue sssdsY ate, u oee 81 - ts-f
$50 Il Is Az b lie eastns II tbs pistol IL: va si<e
to the aO,rita.
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.(Adyertissusut
Z r,ttrr NFNyTON q bRAI UIJRY'S PIANOS md

IJGIITE, NEWTON " BRAL BURY IIANOS, ana
GoonNAN RaLDwfNs MELoDr NJ Il gle sud doube ban'.
The Guy place prosd sy whers thsso u oeDts ar Tor
ssls Purchasers Invited c- su n'pec' y Il IA AD
WAY TABgbsAcLE SINGING Class WEDNESDAY, EVENINGS,
~ n oc the diec Of ~ N,sn Free ,o-nior
row evening" CCLsURN s. NASH Agent No. - Broadway.
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NARINE COUPT-Ocr. 2s-Befre judge McCARrny.
Rule As To THEATRICAL ESGACEhEsTS.
BOrr AMI at. HsTrisE

NJ. Borrani was % gaged IL Eogland by Mr.. II arm
son to t.. S he .a$ % g r.
On he Doos tho Of the ys hsre
,sd Bic H.ni..n dsdasd 'acs ooc. S-als, p-ro1
hre- ~sss. ecn'esuti.y be5: her time. from 'es
recover rss uEared and twenty dollars, the amount ~ kept
In Sefszie eusoa was set up a, to tbe,eL eng.s nts
that wien Le NJ PED ~ s.sy see,us' % Tho NJ
cuaom and gave JnilDknE tor The DEF scsI-
ASSAULT sxD BArTKRY AND BIrIyG.
Pet.r Nelson az Jams Brown
Both Of the gar In se71 a99s IN Washington mar.
aid d you uroE thst q me I" Pldntt s.f; WHIST"
6ef nd.n $50: ,his l. tbs ,hrtJ tiurh time you NJ
S. mt 'a sl 59' s t.,n Il. :: ySa
% th.s .1 dn. 'p4 e az .so .: s:
Ycg bn ne" ne dsoadsn , '2P.',sdi D, n 81 ~,
gorres seou. The eou'- gave la'sAen '"' PN"'n
yaIsE ixpRIsoxuPsr AID MALICIOUS PROSECUTION.
Psui.k ALey at ChISOpbsr HelEn>nLe
Nr. H-lnente made an affidavit GA he 18th Sep.
s ssa., and ss1s commit snd .lcsSy
qllHliy CT noH,j IL rs pocket q the ee MI Riley ws
th, ecr!sin; 6i'rossd AID Nf Hsmsnis admitted the
eAl' te % y - ssL ms3Pfs The ysss ,lsaa t,s.:
a. pa III. HslGsnkes waist AID
Nsni away. judgment N paHt'f es'o.
I-yrPZD STATES COMMISSIONERS oFPICx-ocr. a.
Beflre COsnnl.siOnsr aosTos
CHARGE a. 10 SLAVE TRADE.
In The case Of the Ubi:ed States sgt. William y.
Marin SO ybss y.gats, The doFs hJsn ksy0olk
10 Rodpig. L.o, cha set With hVns h"ed DOT tes eoS
Hr.o r Re fIs3s tsesdY referred toD the con rs
.rrey r@ sciO8 hitting tho whole Of TIE dfend
at s-cecs Myers ~ tl- The conassfonsr ordered ms
M NJ should be dlschfrgtd
UyITED STATS DISTRICT COUnT-Ocr. 1.-Bef0rs
Jurgs IsssRsOLL.
RULE As To COyERNMEST OFFICES.
In Tie cas- Of Depn. TGe:y police o Se saa d,
uont raised tia tia; latter - nos "a az
bad not bten TesppoE - BY TIE successor :" ~
spUon,ss him. t.re.6y referred 20 a.. ,.rf<usnes u
4ts Ja1ss lse tkss pe,.Os seo A.. y.nd bi.bss
80, "A ,ss AZ roa-h liz cSisirs spro'n'-s -
besa 90 A 70 CusCH hoGse ana QUIT '1N'"' w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-30

Harry Howard, in card in The TRIEUSE 'as
morning denies that he had anything to do WITH the
Tammsny hall disturbance Oh Thursiay evening last.
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Azons tie passengers IT, the Arie' from HAVE vas
Log, Bsssin u. s. n. bearer o. iisp s.eAes.
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ForyD DRovyED -CoIoner Bennett held a. l7que-t
uren bo6J Of abkssvn ss1rAl '.na Sio~aed
80 For, UsY,cn he ha &C flannel 'b ans drs
ers suDarsniy about yss-, Of % rs sfs'o .. a.
found Ella dollars ssL Fs'iet o. 'S1aa @'"asa f-s
dsrHl
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IAdFeftIlcnrltI
DISEASES OF Tie EVE AND EAR.

DISEASES or THE EYE AND EAR.
FE.scis SaLTER. ~. D., H. G T.,
Ocg.ist sad Aufist,
Nc. e. Bond.s'Ieet, New York.
Oh.cs hOnrs II A. M. TO p 81.
NJ B-DT will loSxa,d his pI1'hed letters - any
address upon application.
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Tuy GREAT coCSrERFEITISG CASE Ar eI-
ami, etion in the case Of James Z. Breeze, AMI
Charles A. Hurbut, arrested OF Sunday, charged
with being extensively engaged IN the counterfeIng
business commenced yesterday, before j1stlce
Brenpsn Thetestimony OF Ms. Rt5et Of NJ. 227
Christie street tie house in which Breeze boarded,
was taken and .be stated that on Saturday morning
eeze paid her threedolar counterfeit BIZ on t1e
Exchange bank at Salem Mas which she handed -
her son, who gave it to officer HJs. The son testified
that hs sister had 1or ned him 'hs il passing through
Breese's room a: tine when he wss absent she
saw age n1uber o. bank bills, iyned srd 1nsigred,
and pie Of figures cut from bs,k.bilLs, ranging IN
deror iraon from one dol sr b five tuntred dollars,
and this fac. be communicate q the officer VINO
sezcc them ~ the time the prisoner were arrested
The same officers yesterday searched the room 0.
Hurlbut at No. rs Alel sheet, and IN one OF hn
trrnks fusd counterfeit en-dolsr bill on the New
ark BANKING company, y. J., and four coaa''rieit
txc.dollar bills on tie Wes.rn bank e. S?fiI srec,
M.ss, ard numerous letters nbicl be hal received
from Il eeze This is.'e- indiyldEa! kept himself
licked u in bis room IN Ire dsv.ine aud spen, 81.
nights abroad. and YVES 10 The ha1it O receiving NJ
ue:ous calls d,ily from royst-ook:ng nen. To shsy
suspicion on the part of The cs-er occupants OF he
house he tod the lsI dlsdy that ne ws an engrsyer
srd also commission merchant The case IS exciting
Considerable interest on III sos ta. 1t IS beeTe1
large rumber ofpe'sors ia eoE,gea with the accused
n C1za.erteiii3s.
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Advertisement

LAMPRATyPEs--The modern GreciAn style
Posir, Oh s,- of 'exu'e remarsa,e soiiy oi-
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We are informed tina. Mr.. William N. Halsted has
paid 600 10 pre.en. elegant copy OF the memoir
OF the Rev Dr Justin EA~ards to every stndeu. aad
every officer of the Union Theological seminary. lie
thinks every young man preparing for the mlais'ry,
and every pastor, shoud have q copy.
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For EuRoPr-The ste amship s. Louis sepei yes
terdsy tor Southampton and Havre, with mails and
pssserseIs and about $751; 900 in specie
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THE CHRISTIAN LIFE, SOCIAL AND INDIVIDUAL;

TIE tHRISTIAN LIFE, StIIIAL ANU I.tDIFIUU M.
By PETER BAYyE M a. y no., pp rs Boston: 5ould
Lireol. E,w.York: Sheldon, L. pport BaksDso.
The potion # Christianity as reforming agency,
together with rs embodiment in individual chsrac er,
s largely, AID, to certain degree, ably discussed in
this VOLUME. An ardent admirer of Carlyle, whom he
regards az the greatest geographic writer that ever
i,ed the author has adopted ceftiin of ME peculiar
mebocs and everywhere betrays the Influence OF his
sy and moots Of thought al hough he totally dissent,
from bis opinions. Still be believes, that if corrected
by true Christian principles the views Of Mr. Carlyle
convey important Lessons TO esious men of the pres
ent day. This correction he has attempted to make
in the volume w pub ished, which be Offers as
tdoe to the essens Pegsoism of his favore aatb
The biographical portion is devoted to Howard, VIII
berforce, Budget, Foster Arnold and Chalmers, OF
whom Interesting sketches are given.
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pnfnca opeps with an elaborate and instructive ac
coup, OF The United States Coast Survey showing
the objects and progress o. the enterprise in very
satisfactory manner Bsnito CeFeno' continues hLs
cd narrative in a Dg chapter. a shower Of spark
hrg criticisms descends in letter on Hetry Hsins
which says the trues and best things on that Devil
eeripg genius which have yet been get down in esibe
pint. The Virginia SpHI Is is succession OF racy
sketches by q writer whose kesn sense Of huuor Il
only mailed by bis gift Of pointed description. Thanks
foI bis promise to give us more. ties IN Syria IS
cspisl cord ofIavelug adventures in the Eas In he
payer eitted About Trees We trace the hand Of one
whose previous ,i5utons have added largely 70 the
dry hun and q1aLt which, we arc glad - see
are getting 70 lie the fashion in Pat.an. Life Among
the MoInoTs, Living in the Country " The Lon
don Post Office A Nigh. Never 10 be Forgotten,
and "Tte Attorneys Revenge" are all worthy o.
conn epdaiion. " The Use and Abuse Of Stinl!an-s'
is plausible defense of the oldfsshoned doctrines o.
moders,e nduls ence, bu. viii doubtless be riddled 5y
the modern tesO.slers. Of poetry in this nun Der
The Marirsrs' wild atrac. attention by is vigorous
dicon and stately csieDces, and "Chastlon' by It's
ertic1e simplicity. Tbere IS mystic suggesaveoes'
a. vel as DELICATE beauty in the following s.snEss OF
NOVEMBER.
TIE Wild Move nber comes a. LAST
Bercath a vsii Of rain
The night wind blows It's folds aslds-
Her face is full Of pain.
The latest Of her race she takes
The Au'umns vacant throCe;
Shehes but one short moon 70 i've
And she must live alone!
barren re I'm Of wiihered fields,
Beck woods aud falling leaves,
TIE paest morns that ever dswned
The dreaTiest ofeves.
1t Ia no wonder thai sie comes,
Poor month with tears Of pam;
For what 80 hopeless 10
Bs, wse2. aid weep again
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course OF lectures will he given in the Rev. Mr..
Grams church 10 Twentieth street, on Thursday even
iUc Of each week
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WAGER OF BATTLE; A TALr oF SAXON SLAvtRY IN
sHSR'Sooo FosEsr; By HAXoY w. HERsrsT. i2ano 3,
Do. $50 Mason Biothers
The hi ,clical period in which the scene Of this
romance i, placed affords ample and consenia
Geld for the peculiar taents OF the author. He eIcels
in the de, crpton of military affairs, in painting the
features Of sylvan scenery, and in tie illustrl Of
high wrought passion. The story transports Us back
10 the Ergiish oreets before the Norman and Saxon
races had melted into one and brings up SUCCESSION
Of domestic and rural pictures tina. are bright with
tie freness of that primeva! time. l, is cariois 70
follow the author In bis bold deineadons Of TIE Saxon
serfdom which prevailed in the twelfth century, and 10
which 8 large portion Of the common English Gsd
American ancestry wss subjected. The present work
is evan richer in The elements OF popular neres, II sn
Mr.. HeEberts previous fictitious compositions, and
viii dsseryedly ircesse his reputation as brilliant
aud vigorous novelist.
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CHANGE OF GRAND LARcENY.-A womtn named
Margaret Eliot ye-terdiy nrsset chEsd with sealing
~ Pa sd coin tbs propf, Of Mrs. Ann POEos u No 30
.n,h sr-e The sccussd sledgsd her gu aud ws'
licked o b. Jus ice Wood f,t rial
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A ForSDIIyG IN Az ASH. BOX Ate O'Clock on sun
Do, male chd about old wa. found IL an '.h
house No i H-ser sr-@C helitis
wss en- GER the night by Mr. lie ida Alvey sd
Yesterday morning sent 20 the Alas house