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NOTE BY THE REPORTER

When called on Captain French, he was informed
immediately of the object of my VISIT and during the
continuance OF the conversation took notes Of what
he saying, With view, of course to its publication
As Captain French fails to specify single
missppcation" Of his words, Except with regard
to the word chucxed." which he certainly used hia
dental the statements contained in the article win 20
for what 1t Is worth certainly could have reason
TO report him un airly or course, much ssid n
the conversation that not deemed worthy Of pub-
cation. Hereafter, when Captain French any Other
public man Is called upon BY reporter avowedly fer
information he must be careful not say ything
he would not wish to published in the
papers. The Captain need not be all alarmed a. to
the difficulties the HERALD reporters will have in getting
information they have peculiar talent for that kind
Of thing which the public long sscertaned
and highly appreciated.
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City Intelligence.

EKw NAME FOR Know NorMNGs- MEETING OF THE
"soSs OF THE REPUBLIC "a public meeting was held
last night in Convention Hall, the of Eighth
and Thirty fourth street Of what purported
be the "sons of the Republic" Upon reaching the
Ball, we found IL filed with very respectable audience
Of both ladies' and gentlemen, and upon the stand eight
stout and sbled bodied men, wearing red regaa stud
ced with gilt stars. gentleman in the audience who
ought to know whether he was correct said the
meeting nothing more less than meeting Of
the Twentsth ward Council OF Know NothiDgs for the
b. ne ft Of the ladies' and assembled under new name
Another gentlsman said It a secret Order Of
Americans who bad just commenced, and which here
after would be private. The chair was occupied by
jacob "A. Rocme, Esq, and Stephen Mum, E.q,
was the first speaker. His baransue, which
about an hour long, was regular Know
Nothing tiscourse rectng the curse OF Catholicism to
fair county, the Dec-ssty to get rid Of it, and the
bob spirit OF foreatheis He closed by ssyog that
b. wisbed the whole immunity would arise with truly
American spirit AND sweep this besom OF destruction
out o. snd and then IL would to free again. After
the speech Of Mr.. Munn, gentleman whom the Chair
called Mr.. Bucasy, called upon, and who song sp-
psIntly much 70 the enjoyment Of the audience the
for Which compliment he treated the company to another
Of the same tor Tbs audience then addressed
by Mr. Sparrow. Of the Eleventh ward. Mr. sparrow
maze quite abis and sensible epeech, but Ike Mr..
Nupn's, 1t was ali Know Nothngism. When Mr.. Spar
6nished' the meeting adjourned.
ssIR or FIFTH AVENUE PRoPKRry.-From some cause or
other Fifth avenue property does not bring a. high
prcesss formerly Eight lots Of ground the property
hnown as Murray He'll, with q splendid mansion-,hs
former residences Mr., G. III Waodeliwas sold for the
mocerhte OF $780, 900 S11b 000 The purchasers
Isaac G. De'aplaine and Thomas McElrath. II Ii
supposed Il wss bought for speculative purposes.
BAkGE OF LINE ON FiRK-Between six and seven
O'Clock last evening canal barge, lying st the foot Of
Coenties clip, loaded with lime, took are caused BY
leak. The nremtn on the spot and deuged II
with water, which extinguished the Are
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beneficial; to which answer suppose am indebted for
the erroneous and apparent perversion my state
ments ard application OF words, (such .chuck-
ed" out OF the wincow) which is casatsd subject
me TO tie ridicule, II not the scorn ~ my military
friends and Of my patrons from the southern and West
States to say nothing OF the pecunary damage may
sustain in this sale OF large and valuable estate which
have advertised.
cannot believe that an editor of your experiences
would permit an article OF such character TO appear
IN your paper had you prior to its publication
the names Of private individuals to bs connected
with the informa Ion which they may communcats TO
reporters Of the press and published without their
sent the reporters wi hereafter be subjected TO many
their pursuit OF knowledge By giving thus
reply an insertion in your paper, you win o6iee
r. FRENCH.
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The drst section does not
prohibit the giving away Of
liquors. II Is unlawful to
keep o place whsre liquor
shall be drank and sold.
Sestion four provides for
tie issuing Of licenses by
the Court of Quarter Ses-
sions to American citiz, ms
only to sell liquors ia guam
titles not less than one
quart. They can sell for any
use; but no keeper OF a no
tel or restaurant or place
Of eute rtainment can 90 H.
censed. Grocers can have
licenses.
Section 2 provides that
any person who sells liquor
without authority, shall
pay a fine not exceeding
$50, and undergo imprison-
mcnt not exceeding one
month; second or subse.
quent offence, fine not over
500, imprisonment not
more than three months.
Section three provides that
II two or more persons con-
spire, by which one may
sell and the other provide q
drinking place. each shall
be punished az above.
Section 12 exempts from
license and appraisement,
importers who may sell TO
any one in original packa.
ges, auctioueeers, brewers
or distillers, in quant.ties
less than five gallons, and
druggists may sell for ms
dicinAl purposes.
This law has no search or
seizure clause. IL provides
that licenses shall be issu-
ed at $50 each: that no
license shall authorize the
sale Of liquor on the Sab
bath; that the person IL
censed shall give q bond
In two sureties OF 81, 600.
for the faithfp, observance
OF Law. Coustnbles VINO
do not mske return OF
places within their baiii-
wick where liquor is ille-
gaily sold, ara punished by
imprIson msnt not less tran
one nor more than three
months, and fined not OK.
$50
Passed April IS; to 90 in
10 effect October /. 0ccu-
pies two-thirds Of 3 column
,f the New YoRK HERALD.
? THE HERALD.
g HorKL, April, IS, 1855.
feet Of the new liquor law
in your pspsr Of this morn
sportsrs called . day or two
h, who Is regarded as the
alers Of this city" Here
, . verbatim relation Of q
ial conversation held With
! not unnecessarily occupy
:teriae the act Of publishing
herein described, even II IL
~ 1t is . coinage legibIy
sr on Its face. Your reporter
was engaged in . business
rson, and stated tsat he vas
sired some informant % in 70.
forcsment o, the prohibitory
the pros perity OF this city
had taken the same trouble
Y, II might have been more
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A STROLOGY MRS FLEURy, FROM PARIS. rs
IN ccisbrs explaining the PLANETS the arts Of the
cid astroogsrs by boat and science Gives nation
all relations Of lite. st EOS Bsoome street.
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NEW NOhh.
7be first teetion provides
that no liquors rhsll be
kept IN any public place to
he sold or given away.
Section two provides for
town agents, who shall not
be keepers Of taverps,
stores, cellars, restaurants,
or connected with steam.
boats or places Of smuss-
ment. He phsll only sell
for mechanical or medici-
nal purposes and il sworn
to sell for no other purpose,
and only to persons over
twenty one years Of age
and O: known sobiiety.
Section 4 provides for the
penalties under the act,
For violation Of ths first
secticn, $50 fine for first
offence; second, fine 500,
and thirty days imprison.
mept; third, $l00 fine and
six months imprisonment.
For violation OF second
section, fine S1c0, i'm
prisor ment thirty days, DIS
qualification to sell liquor
any more In the State n II
any person purchases liquor
to drink, on preteAce that
IL 10 for . lawful purpose,
be may be fined $40, and
committed till paid; he may
work 1t cut, ct 81 per dayl
Section % exempts from
the provisions Of the law
importers who sell In ori.
ginal packages to state
sgepte also the makers Of
alcohol and the makers Of
pure wine from grapes
grown by themselves.
This law provides for the
seizure ana destruction Of
liquor, and for the punish
ment Of per- ons VINO may
become intoxicated Any
pubic officer who shall neg.
lect or refute TO perform
his duty under this Law
shall be fined not excsed-
ing $500, and imprisoned
not over one year, and ex-
cept judicial officers, forfeit
ofRcs. No person who has
ever been convicted under
the act, or who is engaged
in selling liquor at the time,
shall sit on q jury In any
case under this law.
Passed April 3; TO 60 into
effect July 4. Fills three
and o hall icolumns Of the
NEW Yoax HvRALD.
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AsTROsANsY.

noun TO LEAyE the cITY-aApAMR MORROW.
IN This highly ged lAdy will positively leave Tor Europe
Ia few 90 all that with to consul. he, must eai soon,
they ~ net get the chance She VIII toll all the eventa
life snd the thoughts 70 the great
OF si her visitors ~ fosms street. taanoa Gentle.
admitted, N. B.-No charge IL not satisfied.
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M services 70 the ladies snd sestlemen Ia Phre,o,osy
By books and science she be consulted about love-
marriage, business &e and will toll tho OF sdy
gentleman they will marry also the nsme OF her vters
Languages Residence 800 Bowery between First snd Sc
cond streets
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lcxPREss AGENCnGs.

= 80. -. -, 49, .NcIsco Will
be forwarded on Friday Aprl 90 al clock q NJ, per
h destination W. u. DInSMORE,
". 8. SANFORD,
s. N SHOEMAKER,
Propretors ef Adams A Co. q California Freight and
Package Express.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-17

~ F. BARTHOLOMEW HAS RECEIVED A LARGE
~. assortment of every description of mourning goods
which be ring at extremely low prices New mourning
h5l rroNdMnY.
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OST-oN MONDAY, 10TH INST, WHILE GETTING
IL into broadway stage or In Broadway between Canal
and Anthony streets silver por.emonp aie marked ~
IT. John, containing several cards of VIM ST. John
81 blp and change The finder will be literally
Narded by leaving at 81 West Twenty street.
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INSTRUCTION.

la YOUNG GERMAN LADY, WHO HAS RESIDED
years In England and who Is accustomed to
aeh Gurman French English, music, and the radmsnts
ttaliap wishes to meet with resident
verness companion to LADY Satisfactory references
be exchanged Address A IT, Of Messrs u. Wostor
n 4 Co., csg broadway. .tH
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DEEKMAN& 4 CO., 66 CANAL STREET, CORNER OF
ID Mercer will open Monday, April 10, 10000 yards
splendid striped slt only 6 yard we'll worth 81 Th,se
silks being least 25 cent under actual value ladies will
find to their advantage to call early there being than
Co dress patterns in the lot and rush Antic
patd soon their great reduction generally
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DULPIN'S STRING MANTtIrLAS ARE now READY
II fr city rets trade. and comprise m,tchisss ,ilec
tion Of Partisan novelties beautiful black silk
tnla az dollars to the costly garments manufac
\ cured. ;sJl Broadway
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aFFICE UF TIE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT COMPANY,
April Q, lS55.The Presden. and Directors have this
declared dividend Of 1--WE cent the arial stock
this for the six months ending st February last
yabe The stockholders aud after Tuesday lst May
xt The transfer book will closed from this 18th inst.
that date. by order C. l.. EyERlfT, Secretary.
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Prohibitory Liquor Laws


COMPARATIVE ABSTRACT OF THE LAWS RECENTLY
ENACTED IN NEW YORK AND PENNSYLVANIA TO
PROHIBIT THE SALE OF INTOXICATING LIQUORS.
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.TEW JENSEY FRANKIIElTE COMPANY. TRANSFER
oCice "a William street, New York, April TO- 1855
meeting OF this company wifi 10 held at o'clock
esday the 1st day of May at the American Hotel
rsey City the o. directors and the
other hu,iEoss. The poll will be opened ct clock AND
osed Mt r. NJ. JAMES l.. CURTIS, Pre- sident.
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GREAT BARGAINS FROM AUCTION.-IN CoNSE-
VI of removing the fret of May to 63 Broadway
second door above Bleecker street. the undersigned
pared offer large assortment of French goods
nS ae following chcice selections viz French embroidered
hsndkeriefs collars, sleeves bands founcng &c. which
will be sold at ~ per cent under the usual prices.
A. STEWART, 5J7 BroadWay.
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TOTE sToPPED-TAKE NOTICE, THAT ALL PER.
forbid receviac promsory note, drawn and
by me- the order Of A. Maespine for hundred
lars, about the hrst OF February 1855 at four
nths he being without any value will not be paid
j. HEILMASS.
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II IulUuIHKb HPPIJ 70 =
KENT & oBEAR, Auctieners,
Once No. II Chesnut street, st. Louis.

|tUeA-To PATEs sTEEs. sc A GENTLEMAN ABOUT
70 leave Tor cuba would be willing TO make arrange
with paenteas others 10 roduoe their
the spanish colonies tske the
at sht Havana and ae. generally as agent or cores
ndent The best refereI given and required Apply
tween . and O'Clock T.. W., at tho office OF Messrs
|iAKLES KEENAN, Il CO., 257 Broadway
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1ERkSHIRE FAMILY eCaooL FOR BOYS-STOCK-
bridge, uass-The sumner session will begin on the
st OF May Boys from to - years will be educated for
ege buGneas life ,kbrdse dtinsusned ir its
ghy cvlvated society its fine scenery and healthul
innate Circulars full particulars will be sent
IL application to b. wssterman Co.. booksellers, 200
Roadway, N Y. JARED REID Jr., FERDINAND
HOFFMAN, Principals.
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NEW AND ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF SUMNER
II dress goods OF the latest Peris st received
Washington, will BIS offered Wednesday
ing at AL Broadway. UBSDEi.L, PEIRSoN A LAKE.
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has KIJTlNG AND FIxTURES-SToREs, Dwell
Ings factories and public bu dins promptly fitted up
tb pee and fxturss cheaper than othcr house
splendid assortment Of chandeliers pendants bracset
of the latest designs tho Wholesale and retail
tsre menu factory of JAMES q. hOFFET
ll9 and Iai Prince street. Sd block west Broadvay
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TRAVELLING GRoBEs.-UBsDELL, PERSON LAKE
will Offer for sale this week $40 Embroidered Robes Al
500 striped do, at $50 the robe No. AL Broadway
TTBsDELL, PERSON LAKE HAVE LATELY RE-
~ oeiveo elegant of rich stella
Lawls, very cheap. All Broadway.
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T OST-ON SUNDAY, THE 18TH INST IN GOING
from the corner OF Twentieth street up Sixth
Twenty fourth street and Fifth Fifth
Thirty third street and Madison thence down TO
Twenty sixth street. and through Twenty sixth
chain bracelet The finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving the same with Z. Mowatt No South William st.
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pULPIN's SIX DOLLAR RMANTILLAs-Mu CHA RM /.
ins Of the very richest taeta
silk and universally alike superior in richness
and moderation price anything offered.
Ladies call and see 35l Broadway.
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L'oUND-A LARGE BLACK NEwFoUNDLAND d oG.
The have him by paying and prov.
ing property not he will be sold in tnre. days from this
date. Call at CS Gansevoort street.
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"A YOUNG GENTLEMAN PROFESSOR OF FRENCH.
Ia Italian and Mathematics. wishes TO increase the
of his pills He also dispose hours in the
,enins. Address Z. F., 81 Clinton Place.
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from the multiplied evils OF those conict0of war fn
which they At tnes engage, s for each TO determine
rightly and dcreety then to abide steadily BY it's
own distinctive policy.
European nations settle by conventions or by force
of srms their balances OF power they they ~
wage their upon their soil till exhausted
strength terminates thsie conaics they may fashion
their o~n Institutions after their models rsprsss
encourage the tpirt Of civil and religious bsrty aud
fetur unchan the mind Of intelligent man while tue
american people should keep on steady In their course
oen oDstratng to the world the capacity OF for ss
govtrpn ent, ard teaching by their strong example,
tose lessons Of civilization which bave in les. than
single century, elevated republic to the first
among the nations Of the earth We have as q nation
bit 70 adhere to tboee few and simple principles upon
which our system OF free has been estsb
unbroien harmony, in those industrial pursuits IN
which their energies ore now employed to Undue
youth with tie spirit Of their ancesfors who founded
his republic, to severe tue Of that
system of free and gessra education which
tire hxeo policy OF the country and, unless gresty
mistake ibe stien 9Th and character OF our
the Of people to rally defence and their
yeor md In attack when attack Is essential
our protettsot, we are already invineioie
VS. should be as careful not to make sohmeuts
urce the rights Of other nations resist at any al
crifcs ary and all which may be ate npei upon our
own.
ss people we should be ss s'or TO Offend "a qucs
10 recent while paopsl sensitivsoe.. should be
large ,nough 10 protect from ipsut but not
erest - 10 subject to toe mputatioa Of seektng
causes OF in order that We may secure the savAn
tsaes Of victory. We vel Afford to exhi Ms to tue
vorld that pa,iopAl magnsnDity which is in keepns
with ouI ACKNOWLEDGED strength We have nothing Co
spprebenc from other Powers for tse that long
ly tssve to b~ sresdy cestiny, shsn be match
for thtra Al cont ned should they hazard the
expsuuenf ot attempting 70 crirpls repu,csn power
rse greatest asa In ny juesusst, the oaly psrih to
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r G. MACGREGOR PRESENTS HIS COMPLIMENTS
e. his old patrons and the public generally and would
inform them that he has removed from his old stand 2
Broadway to $50 Broadway opposite the Metropolitan Ho
tel where he offers ul assortment of goods in bis line for
eravats ties stocks and underwear Of ali descriptous
Robe dc ohambrcs Also, his celebrated Baltrand kid
gloves Shirts made to order and warranted to it, Gen
emon rely having their orders executed in the
best
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7 ACES AND EMBRoIDERIES-MADAME RUTTKAI
~ KossuTH informs her friends and the public that she
has taken the pleasant occupied by the
England directly Wagners confectionery
Broadway Ninth street. to which she viii the
lst OF May Meanwhile she offers, previous TO removal
que aces, embroderes &C. at prices arely found
of Eroa
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LOST AND FOUND.

L,OUND-oN SUNDAY, APRIL To- A BLACK NEW
toundiand dog, with collar The
have him BY proving property aud paying expenses on call
iumbia street, South brooklyn.
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|\Tnw JERSEY RAILRoAD--RoR pHILA ADELPHIA
" nna the South and West via Jersey City mail ane
xpfess ncs Leave New York at and 10 A. And And
7 n. Fare 81 70 5in 4 and - In Sad ~ A. M, snd
secoud class 81 Is In 10 and " a. ~ stopping
way stations Through tickets sold Tor Cpcinnaa ane
he est and for Baltimore Washington, ncrok &c., ans
hrousb baggage checked 10 Washington ms sud y A.
nd y w. r
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sPECIAL NOTICES.

LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST THEo.
dore L. Magagnos Esq, will present them duly
to tbe snbserher his otioe, No 81 Maiden iaae
Skoehsn SOM and al persons indebted TO Mr.,
reques to pay the the subscriber at
came pssce. GEo. Il, SHAW, Assigoes
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THE GREAT SALE OF CALICOES.- YARD WIDI
warranted iast coiors at l2 cents yard will be
tinbed this week.
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10 PEARL SIRE REER-CORSETS- MRS, STONE, I'M.
ifC porter of French and English corsets has
just received per last steamer for inspection
another pcrtaton of Paris and London Ladies
respectfully invited to call and examine before purcha
ing elsc where Sold Wholesale aud retail prices which
defy competition. Constantly hand large
Of the most approved shape, style and color.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-06-02
ROAD NOTICE.

rEllE subscribers having been appointed
Il by the County Commissioners Of Cecil
county, EXaminers,2 to examine and deter
mine whether the interests of the Public re-
qnire the opening ola Public Road for which
the necessary steps Of advertising and petit
tioning have been heretofore taken, as fol-
lows
sBeginning on the road leading from David
Jenness' mill, in the It'll District, to Linton's
Corner, somewhere between Elisha Browns
and Samuel Fishers and running thence
through the land, Of Elisha Brown, heirs OF
William Campbell, decd, John B. Campbell,
Jos & e. p. Whitaker, William Logan and
William Patterson, John Little and George
Hickering, to intcrsect the road leading from
Charlestown to Pewyyille, At or near Prin-
cipio Church,
Nersby give notice to the citizens Of Cecil
county and all other persons Interested that
they will meet at or near the point stated as
the place for the beginning Of said proposed
road, on WEDNESDAY,, the Goth day of
Jnue, n-xt, and proceed with the duties
which devove upon them by the aforesaid
appointment. HENRY S. SITES,
CORNELIUS SMITH,
CORBIN COOLEY,
May l. tn Examiners.
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ATTENTION
HOIN MY LAND.

~ IN act of Congress passed March Srd
- l11]. ;til who sesvcd II days OF more il
ne Revolutionary War, or in any other, i,
winch the United States have been engaged
s.d have not received land, are entitled tt
lho acres.
All persons who served in any battle
-Chonfh they only served one day.) are en-
Etsa 10 ~ acres. The widow, COR if no
SlaH~,, the children (if AMY under II years
'H tie Sd dny Of March, 1876, are entitled to
the Land.
Tesmsters, agon-mhsters. Marines, Sail
org, &c, are also entitled to 100 acres.
7 hoso who have drawn less than 100 aeres
enasr any previous Law, are now entitled to
enough to make that quantity in all.
~ Having peculiar advantages for obtain
Ing the warrants, and from extensive travel
through the West for advantageouslv locat-
Ing the same, persons entitled to Land should
apply personally, or by letter to
NrM PINkNEY EWING,
March I'm, '55-f. Eikton, MARYLAND.
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MAGAZINES, &c.-Among the periodicals
for June, which have reached our table are
the following:
The National Magazine. CARLTON & Phil
LIPS, Publishers, New York. Terms 50 a
year. 1t is a good number with many fine
illustrations, and is one CT the best monthlies
we receive.
Graham's american Monthly Mago-ine. A.
II. SEE. Publisher, Philadelphia; So year
A fine steel engraving, fashion plate, various
patterns, &c. VIM Dove and Stoddard
contribute to this number, which has fine
table of contents.
Godey's Lady's Book.-As usual with Go.
dcy he comes freishted with all manner Of
fashion plates to arrest the attention of the
ladies, for whom it is particularly published
Among the contributors of the month are
Mrs. Neal and Mrs. Hale. L. A. Cooley,
Publisher, Philadelphia; So year.
The Wednesday Dollar journal, is the title
of an excellent weekly paper lately started
by b. Bannan, Esq, Of the Pottsville PA
Miners Journal. 1t will be valuable source
of information from that important mining
region.