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" II does affect soften the reality ~ T. Evsnsest
1t does Itself with abusing evil from dis
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Buffalo Express
Every phase Of harhip incident TO slavefe is exhiote
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ly from the memory Detroit Democrat
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II shows the deep and dsrnnng n Of Slavery IN rs true
Light" Poughkeepsie Eagle
lit IS DEEPLY INTERESTING.
" OF unfaggn interest," and full OF excitement Bo-t tiaz
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slerery.' London Morning A~setHsef,,
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tue PA uIe Southern society is vAou. s.pecss'
Newport Mercury
Every psge the work the sscrei impress Of ruth"
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
Third Edition Ready This Day;
WILLIAM HOWITT's 4 w BOO n =
w A BOYS ADVENTURES IN
THE WIL.DS OF AUSTRALIA;


Beautifully illustrated l vol, l6mo. IS cents
this fascinating book full of snedote aud wild adventure sober
and little given TO has inspired ~ with
en- The descriptions Of the scenery the and the AMI
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that has charmed much and shall cou the young
folks extremely fortunate who are lucky enough TO own
when the great discovery Of gold made in Australia,
wear or two aro William Hewitt with thousands Of other Eng
ishmen al ranks and conons went there to ny h luck
and endeayor reean his shattered fortunes IN The Antarctic r
dorado OF his in gold getting not nicrned oa1
the youth all the Engshspeskng world likely 70 be great
" and entertained BY his adventures in those remote
and picturesque detailed IN this book the preface Oh
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delightful sketches Of susns and oInan'e incidents with WIZ
descriptions Of the natives wild and tame the queer ou "a
beasts and all the other strange aud novel ehsraces;cs we
in Australia" Boston Telegraph
adventure viii be delighted ina another volume OF very ch
the character although from the pen Of another suo
While Cart Reid throsgh the wids Of Western
countries Nj Hewitt invites them journey with him 70 Ans
a where have brothers OF cousin. searching to.
gold book adventures IL full OF fascination, while II
- NUS '""''e ~ ~ w worcester Palladium.
Nr Howi,, has written a volume TO delight all lis readers
and they will be greatly mistaken Into
wds this deeply interesting country Mr. How'll,
all their book how they sailed away from Ia
gland, how they landed in their home how they hunted
aud studied and all sorts Of queer animals IN the BUSH
We fully indose all the English critics say Of ns charming
book" Transcript
e1cabe ones which Just calculated awskeSn the youth
u thirst reading. The adventures ami the
wdns the country combine 70 render The BOOK eAceeay
interesting Opoesums and sunbess dying mice aud lying
squirrels and Holsters black seren and lizards kan
garoos wornbas end pers In the bush and pers ou OF
The bush described with great interest and animation
The natural history matter how old can here ma
KNOWLEDGE is now somewhat limited while the young
statements will be strangely fascinating ami curious n,
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THE NEW POLITICAL ROMANCE!
Felicia: A POEM.
BY C. KINNEY,
VII be ready on THURSDAY, May Il

VIII be ready on IhUhSDAfs hAy ~
The which has been awakened IN literary circles BY
the announcement Of extended and brilliant Poem hss
found expression in numerous all the country and
promise that the American mind prepare TO appreciate
Literature in her highest achievements.
Says one:
have been favored with glance AZ the manuscript Of
new Poem BY Mrs Z. C. Kinney the repued Italian CORE
spon1eut Of The Newark Daily Advertiser Ms Kinney
tay with her husband who u s Charge at the Court Of
Sardinia This Poem will be received with unver
sal favor s full dramatic passion and tender pahos and
although il will be as long The Golden Legend" the
EST which il at first knded BY the msortunes Of the heroine
in b. finished and graceful narrative flags the end
Say. smother:
Felicita is tide of q Poem by Mrs 2. C. Kinney
now in press BY Jas s. Dekerson Of NewYork We have
been favored with the opportunity read few pages Of the
rroof and while unable express opinion yet
spcns the Of the tale speak of the remaka
bic felicity Of expression beauty of ye6eaon and amplitude
Of thought which characterize We That very shortly
we shall he enabled give detailed account Of this
poe which has already received the catering approval Of
many Of those capable Of judging Poetica work Of art
and nsgnation II will be Issued in style which Will reflect
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ev wife Of our United Charge Sardinia has
lv completed Poem, smbodying, TO large extent de-
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He described II being smooth and gentle Italian
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heart From the reputation Of Mrs Knneys previous efforts
her forthcoming volume will be looked with considerable in.
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vrHE ENGLISH WOMEN IN RUSSIA; M

IN
IL PREssIoSs or THE SOCIETY AND Manners OF TIE hus
SLAMS At HoME-By lady years resident in that country
/ VOL, limo with six Ensrnsings 81 II:
From The New York Tribune.
She very agreeable storytler growing drowsy
in showing quick of the comic and chat
ting away with her readers in tone Of such charming conn
dence you scarcely help feeling that she has an eye TO
your special smnsement"
from The Centeman's Ma g.zne, lLondoq.)
interesting but extraordinary WORK Ioe
authore Is not person the country guide
book and notebook in hand. Here fortnight IN Russia
nor even the fruit of long yacstionp She has lived ten
them moving good general society and seeking
and finding opportunities Of becoming acquainted with
habits Of that Heterogeneous mass which eaed he
Russian people" ,,,
descriptive narrative which will only crafty the GU
riou, but instruct the learned a. well"
From The Worcester Palladium.
Her observations Russian society and hfe relate 10 al
classes Of the Empire. The volume unods the inner
life Of the Russian people, their social and religious sentiments
and customs"
From The New York Evangelist
preeents the observations of eearsighted cultivated
l.dy dnruie ops residence In Russia IL = written 10
very amin afed deal Of information conveyed
which can hardly be found elsewhere"
From The Providence Journal
1--WE have read book Russia with more satisiacton-
From The New-York Evening Post.
Their domestic habits their amusemen their manners In
high and humble life their behavior their supeors aud to
their serfs are very minuiely described
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Re- It's GaI cry,
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No. 1858
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The Committee appointed at meeting OF the sockhoid
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A C A d MY Of N 5 c.
n ITALIAN OPERA VIII.
IL f n'r e greatest '''
trHE TRouBApos)
FRIDAY May IL.
The P9pSY lSs. sSPR1ess lgsoRryA vEsrvAL SIG
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Mucal Director and Conductor MAJ ss ~
way Sorden Kings and the Box Office Of the Aead'
envy Of Music. ,s...a
Circles 81; seeurea, 81 ST. Amphiibeater, 50 cent,
Door open a. n; performance commence at o'clock
ACADEMY of MUsIC.-The public is respect
"A fully consequence Of the ndsTosiion Of
MfRao % snnouncsd for fh THURSDAY postponed
A CADEMY ofMUSIC-The Committee of Man
IA sgeen having informed that dssfeeton has been
eaped the prices q the Family Circle and
of the expenses entaed the establishment by me ad
sS1 - Win SaTs DECIDED to return to the ormer
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Anphithester Is cents
WJALLACK's THEATER-Doors open at 7
quette cents second Tier . cents Private Boxes. g and
H. oeh''' s; TRIf n Eg HIGH TE be performed
Harry b0FSIE ts'sH k n auE hsTfSss h's'
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Mr. Pettbone Vincent Mrs PittbOne. Mis-. stephen
DROA WAY THEAT E R.
~ Boxes ard Phrquei ~ ctt NHNiu
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curtain will rse a. 7lTHIS EVENING will be performed
'CHARITI'S LOVE.
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Double dance .,...,,Mr w Wood and Miss r. lie Fole
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Grotesque Dance. Mr. '" wood
To conclude with THE WHITE CAT
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THE MIRROR OF SEVA STOP q l.,
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DURTON's THEATER, Chambers-st.-
I'D THURSDAY the Comic Play in Eve acts Of
THE YOUTHFUL DAYS OF LOUIS XIV;
Or THE SECRET AGENT.
With entirely and beautiful Scenery gorgeous and spen
did Dresses gnihoence and correct design
Tie play sufficiently cuItaed to admit the performance
~ '' THE WANDERING MINSTREL.
Jim Bags Mr. Burton, with the song Of Wilkins and ms
Dinah."
AN he Company aprear In the Of the Comedy.
TO-MORROW-IHE SERIOUS FAMILY and THE
THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR Is in rehearsal.
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MRS. CORES LAST GREAT BOOK
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NJ A Nj NJ o n;

MRS. CORES LAST GREAT BOOK
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MISS Kenmore COOPER's NEW BOOK,

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