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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-08-13

INxnNAL HAcnlSss---A eorrsspondeut Of
the London News relates the following story Of
Sir Charles Nspier's early experience with in
fernal machines:
"Whsn We were trying b take Bou,orpe in
the last war Sir Charles VS. mildly. A boat
was sent from the ship In which Ne served. 10
afix one of those Intervals, then newly invent.
ed. to the side of q French vessel and this boat
Vas commanded by youne Napier. A dark
night was, Of course, selected, and the boat
duly pulled 10 the ship which had been point.
ed, out IS the intendsa victim. The gallant
adventurers got Close under her, and were
screwing on the fatal invention, which was to
blow her side in and send her to the. bottom,
when they were hailed in the plainest English,
and with sundry adjurations, for IN explansl
ton or what they were doing there, and they
discovered that they had mistaken their course
and were making earnest preparations for an.
initiating one Of His Majestys own ships.
"Arer this.lpcky escape, they made anoth-
or attempt. Nov these sfnfsrnsis' were vork-
ed By closkwoFk. which was wound IN. and
set gong; and after certain regulated time
fred the fuse. The terrible machine WAS mi
into the boat, and the party struck OF for the
fresch vessel. In mid-courss, one of the ssiI-
ors addressed Mr.. Napier, sSir, your honor.
the beggar ticks -, Rh, whst's that p replied
the young commander. =. Besxsr ticks, sir.
said Jack, pulling away with tie utmost CON.
poslre- Napier rushed from his seat and list
eneds and found that by some means the clock
work had been set going, and that ID might be
fve minutes or i've seconds before the whole
party, boat and all, went to pieces. So the
machine WIS incontinently ritshed overheard.
and believe the attempt was not renewed. -
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PERSONAL.

( .... A. III. Reeder, Ex-Governor of Kansas
has been spoken of, in Pennsylvania papers,
as a candidate for Governor of that State
while the Crawford Republican nominates him
as candidate for Canal Commissioner
-. Visitations of the Maryland diocese Of
the Catholic Church, will be held at White.
marsh, Prince Georges county, on SUNDAY.
18th August; at Darnell's, Anne Arundel
county, on Wednesday, 18th August Rock
vile, Montgomery county, on Sunday, "a
September; st. Johns, Rock Creek, Mont
gomery county, on Monday, Sd September
st. Patrick's, Washington, on Tuesday 4th
ON the Island, at 10 o'clock, same day.
-. The members of the Choate family are
to have grand family gathering some time
next summer, on Hog Island, in the town OF
Essex, Mass, the birthplace of Hon. Rufus
ChOate. s,.,-,
-. man named John Anderson (not Of
Joe,) who has been figuring lately at Saratoga,
has got himself into serious trouble. He was
arrested at that place, on Thursday, upon the
charge of attempting to violate young Irish
girl about fourteen years Of age Anderson,
on appearing in court, pleaded guilty to the
charge of assault and battery, with attempt at
rape, and offered to settle the matter by mar
rying the girl. She refused his offer, and be
was accordingly committed to Jail to await his
trial at the sessions. - 7ai'l D.. -
80. The Grand Encampment, I. o. o. f., Of
Virginia. recently elected DR.. T.. G. Rob;nsor
and G. A. B. Coffroth representatives to the
Grand Lodge of the United States. sz17
-. Prof BOsta, of the University of Turin
has at length completely succeeded in estab.
fishing the practicability- of sending counter
messages simultaneously on the same wire
which was tried some months ago at Vienna
with only partial success Thus the world !,
indebted to that ancient institution for some O,
the most interesting modern improvements in
the electric telegraph.
-. Mr.. Wellington, who has so long and
ably edited the Charleston Courier. is snendinp
the warm weather at Phillips's Beach, in Lynn
He Is suffering from cataracts, and viii under.
60 an operation for their removal o ,-sv- =
....A. G. Bullitt, ESQ.,, one Of the editors
of the New Orleans Pieayune, and. proprie-
tor and editor for a time Of the former Wash.
lngton Republic, has become member Of the
Christian Church in Louisville, and was i'm
mersed by Elder Henderson He has given
fifteen thousand dollars toward the endow.
ment Of the Christian University in Missouri
such being the desire of his wife, the late Fanny
Smith Bullitt.
-. Catherine Hayes, the Irish vocalist,
gavo her first concert at Singapxfc, in the
East Indies, on the 10Th of March last She
has now travelled Europe, America, Australia,
and India, making wider circuit than any
other vocalist of her powers and fame ever did
before. 4 -
-. The report that Mr.. Weed is about to
retire from the Albany Journal is denied 'sby
authority" ~
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The Elections.

The Baltimore SEA- of this morning thu;
sums up the last election news by telegraph
Norm CARoLNA.-The Raleigh Register
ssys that Puryear, X NJ, is.elected to Con.
gress in the sixth district, by $50 majority
KESTUcKY.-The Louisville Journal SAYS
that Know Nothing Congressman are elected
in the second, third, seventh, eighth, ninth,
and tenth districts, and Democrats in the first
and fifth, and probably in the fourth district.
The Legislature is Know Nothing, as is also
the Governor by q large majority
fESsEssEE.-The Nashville Union claims
tho election Of Smith, Jones, and Wright, Dem.
ocrats, to Congress, and probably Savage,
Democrat also. Sneed, X. N, is elected in
the second district. The Know Nothings have
the State Senate, and the Democrats the House.
Johnson's election US Governor is certain. Ma
jor Polk, Democrat, is defeated Tor the Legis.
lature -."s- "e-i' -.-'f ~
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NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK, va.
b. b. WALTERS. Proprfeter.

HAVING purchased the above wei known es-
4 tablishment, I respectfully info IN INV -
friends and the travelling public. that The ss
house has been thoroughly renossted and FL
newly furnished throughout, and is now open for
the reception Of permanent and transient boasd-
ers. return my sincere thanks TO INV friends and
the public generally for the liberal patronage eI-
tended 70 me for the last twenty-thfee years, and
surirg them that nothing wiz be left undone to
make them at HOME while sojourning at the Ma
N. B-A four-horse stage Coach leaves the Ma
tional Hotel every Tuesday. Thurxday- and s.,-
urday for Elizabeth City, n. c.
an l0-lm B. B. WALTERS
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The Istrlftseacey joins the Unton in saying
any number of complimentary things of NJ.
de Cueto, tho Spanish Minister, on the occa-
sion Of his retirement from the service of his
Government at this point. We may not inap-
propriately add, that that gentleman, during
his short residence in Washington, has fairly
earned the respect and kind regards Of all the
circle in which he moved, not more from the
talents and experience as diplomatist than
by his high qualities as gentleman. The
Inteiligeneer also says of the Metropolitan
Railroad : ssaG $500
''The Second Annual Report of the Engi-
neers employed by the Metropolitan Railroad
Company, which IL embraced in the Report of
the President and Directors of that COMPANY.
just published, will be found at length in our
columns of to-day. 1t is so clear and fofcible
IN Its presentation of facts and differences that
no person who is interested in the welfare of
the District of Columbia, or in the works of
improvement that are to perfect our great ma
tional thorOughfares. can be held excusable
Tor failing to give to it a careful perusal.
I6e advantage OF the proposed route as
regards distance, when compared with the
present course Of transit between Washington
and the most eligible point of departure from
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, for travel
lefs between the West. South. and East. il
greater than would be the hypotentse CON-
pared with the base and perpendicular lines
OF n Tight-angled triangle, while the facilities
afforded by the natural characteristics of the
country would be still greater; and the deyeI.
opement Of the products Of u large portion of
the intermediate country would result in great
blessings alike to those who own and occupy
those lands and TO the cities Of this District.
TO. whom the treasures Of their fertile fields
would be opened. -s -a
81 But a recital Of the arguments in favor Of
this enterprise is so ably and concisely given
In the documentDow published that it is wholly
unnecessary for us to attempt repetition of
them; and. passing over all others, we shall
simply allude to what we regard as a non
strated position, viz: that neither Bal .lore
nor the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Cor ,any
nor any other interest viii be injuriou.iy af-
fe.ted by the completion OF the proposed road:
but that, on the contrary, the interests of all
OF them Will be found 10 De in accord with
those Of the Metropolitan Company T..
The UatO,i congratulates the Hon VIM. 3.
Reed, Of Philadelphia, on the earnestness,
vigor, and power of his opposition to Know
SOthingism, as demonstrated in recent anti.
know Nothing letter from his pen; and regards
the recent entire consolidation lat Springfeld)
of Abolitionism and Know Hothingism as
thing very proper to be done. 70
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RAvAcEs or CHoLEnA AT FoRrs --LEAvRs-
voRrHASD RlLEr.-Adispatch frora,S st. Louis,
dated August IL, says: - .ala -4v
.. Major Armstead and wife have died of
Cholera at Fort Leayenworth forty-.ix of
the citizens OF the place have also died from
the disease. - -a4iH ~ y =
Further advices from Fort Riley confirm tho
desth OF MAJOR Ogden, and report the death of
Major Woods, wife, and four children, by cho-
lera. DIT. summons and the ladies residing
~ the garrison had all left, and the chaplain
was the only officer remaining.
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BAILIFF,s sALF.

4 ~ virtue Of an order Of distrain from s. C. Bar.
arrears, agatn4 the goods and chattels Of M. Val
enfine, l have eeized and taken mahogany table
small pine table; L pedestal; bucket and con.
tents, tin pan, 3 sad Irons, lamp and one candle
Of cusins reception chair. iio e q "a S.lp ~
COOK stove aud fxtu1Us; lot Of hne baards bias,
kettle; Lot Mating; = stoves; sgtt Of crockery,
2buckets; bedstesd; furnace and board; ps{r
hereby give notice that shall proceed "a All :, y
goods and chattels on THURSDAY, the I5th A.
Of August, 1855, In front Of the Centre Ws,tss'
house, At ioa. M, to pay said rent due q q ~,
ney; o. A, q L. KEEsEs Bsiif.
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MADAME r. respectfully informs the public
Nl In general, that she win give information in
all the affairs relating 70 Life Health, Wealth,
Marriages. Love, Journeys, Law Suits, Difhcul-
ties in Business, Absent Friends, Sickness. and
Death, and in respect TO all other subjects
She Is also able 10 tell the ages Of persons by
reading numbers. All those who wish % consulf
Madame r., win please call soon, As she win re-
main IN the city but short time. She can be
consulted at all hours Of the dsy and evening
Her name In on the door-No. 33l d - three
doors from 18th. :
Ladies, 50 cents, and gentlemen the same. 4
f 1l-SfA
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-YrLLow FcFrn--DrsrRucrIox or Barry.

Row The Norfolk Herald says: -. =. ~
ABOUT 10 o'clock on. Thursday night the
alarm Vi fIe was given. AID soon after the
flames rising above the horizon in that direc-
ton soon madts it mamie est that Bsrry's row of
brick tenementS at the foot of Church street
was in flames. As no effort was made to
check the flames the whole row was destroyed
in about an hour and a half. The iremen,
however, were on hand, and prevented any
injury to the adjacent property. 1tWas through
these tenernents that the yellow fever, found
Its way into our city, and it seems to be the
general opinion thai they were set on fire, as
the only eGsctual way Of cleansing them. bu,
by whose hand the inecndiaTy torch Was APP
piled viii probably never be known. We un-
derstand the entire row was insured in the
.sMutusr' for 81, 200.''
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
.tEt BOOTS AND SHOES

N fitted up on the no tn side Of Pa. No.
enue, between Sd and IL sts., where he
would be pleased to see his friends andy "
the public in general, and where win be -
Children's, Gentiemeh's Youths, and Ror-s
BOOTS and SHOES Of all styles and prices. -
AS his assortment Is complete he feels cou6den
that ne can furnish good article at fair prices
elsewhere. -
Motto, quick sales and small profits ~ :. 1
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ar Owing 10 the moving Of our newspaper
press to its present location, and the changing
OF the engine and the shafting to adapt it to
the new press-room, We shall be compelled to
depend upon the hire Of laborsrs for q few
days for shess'pewer'' necessary to print our
paper Subscribers receiving their papers
somewhat later than usual p the meanwhile
viii, therefore, know the cause Of the delay. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-08-13
NEW CONFECTIONERY.

SEBASToPOL Is not yet taken, but the store
~ hrst door west Of Mr. J. r Ellis NJ usic Store
on Pa avenue, between 9th and 10Th stsests n a,
Ken, where we win open on Saturday, the llfh in
slant, with general variety OF Confectionery, 20
which we invite our friends and the public gene
rally TO give ms a call.
All our Confectionery is manufactured by us,
and will warrant entire satisfaction
Ice Cream and Water Ices al q per gallon.
au 10-5t u "a RIDEN0UR A. On
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-08-13

e The Panama Star says that the tale
graph along the Panama railroad line now
being constructed for the company, progresses
in most satisfactory manner. II Is expected
that IL will be IL operation in about three
weeks. - - -
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GI00 REWARD.-The above reward win
P1OO be paid upon The apprehension and
conviction Of the person or persons who, on the
night OF the 10th and 11th plaaed written notice
In several conspicuous places in this city, which
was calculated to greatly injure nv wife and INV
family. JWPHILLIPS.
WasHIsuroS CITY, August 10, 1856. ! i
! an l3-1t# s-I - re-. -. 80. ~. -
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sPsEsEsrFBoT LouIs NApoLEox.-Ths En-
peror OF the Efeneh bas sent over to the Insti-
tute Canadien, at Montreal, several be autiful
and costly pieces Of sculpture in marble--ths
q ronp Of ace LAGOON, the Venus &c Milo, the
Apollo ,Belyidsre. some beautiful CO ndelabra,
and sunmber Of book. so- Efag 18asas
D. ~ Hff rfea s4a srf ss-a,.-.
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BOARDING AND DAY sEsIINARY FOR
: YOUNG LADIES'

Mrs. GEN. T. r. WHEELER, Priaeipal.
THE duties Of this Institution viii be resumed
Il on Monday, the Sd Of September, at the cor
ner Of Bridge and Washington streets. Entrance
for Pupils on Washington street :
Mrs. Wheeler respectfully solicits continuance
OF the patronage she has solibe1llyroceived nom
the public, and for which she tenders her sincere
thanks. SIS lli - n - - = - :
Circulars can be obtained on application to the
Principal au 13-eoim
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~sGen. won has left Matamor,

| BGen. Vol has left Matamoros in COM
maid of his wife } thinking that sufficient
safeguard against the redoubtable rebel hero.
Mrs. Woll, according to report, is as infiexi-
BILE as drill sergeant. She recently had the
cruelty to order the hair to be cut from the
head Of lady in the public squar-, because
she was playing the part Of a traitor and a
spy between an official and one of the insur-
rectionists. When she lays her hands on vi.
dauri, she viii doubtless take OF his hair
about q foot below the scalp. The Texas pa
per which records the inhuman treatment,
to the Mexican lady above referred to, adds !:
g It is impossible TO say whep Matanoros will
fall, but its fate is inevitable, and then terri.
BILE win be the reckoning. y Mrs. Won win
doubtless have her hair then publicly eombed
w K,uskeybocke, * 81 $500 d = = 80 ".
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LIsERABevPER.--His honor, tthe Mayor
received TO day letter from young lady Ia
Syracuse, begging that she might come down
here and nurse the sick. She il very young.
she says, bat Is considered good nurse, and
viii come down here and nay all the expenses
herself. Buklet,n.s ~ 3 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-08-13

LARGE TELHscoPEs -0f the late improve.
ments in the manufacture Of telescopes : most
interesting account has bssn given by SIT D.
brewster, including description Of the giesn.
TIC telescope Of the Earl Of Rosse, the sixs Of
snlen, IS compared with ether instrumsnts,
may be undertook by the fact thar The area
lof Newton's best telescope vss vs. 6ss soasre
inches, that Of Lsssel's SIC, Of Hersehsl ., S0A
and e Rees s,ist q = : - So - e -
- ~
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HEaR0 BOYs TO HIRE.
TWO Ne2fp Boys, one sixteen ana N. ~.
: nine ys,ts g age The si1sr boy has BEEN
q IS Ninsssnshn sRe s ss, s's, :ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-08-13

cox REWARD.-Leftin the water closet al
" &c Browns Hotel, a heavy, plain, gold hunt
ing case, Englished Detached Lever WATCH
with small engraved centres, with vest chain and
key, in the form Of a cross attached. The above
reward viii be given 10 the finder upon LEAVING
the articles at the Star Office. au l3-St&
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sNOTICE First Grasd Ezesysion OF
- the An7srtcaa Rtfensss.-The members
OF this Corps most respectfully announce 20 their
friends and patrons that they win give an Excur-
sion on THURSDAY, August I'D -
Particulars in future advertisement
Lieut. R0B'T +. KNIGHT, 90
au TT Chairman of Com
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EDUCATION.-F o u r LITTLE GIRLS.
II not over ~ years Of age, win be received i'm q
private family to board and educate where a tai
ented English Governess is employed, IL early ap-
plication Is made. Studies to csmmence Sepfem-
Der Sth. Address "Governess, % through the Pos,
Office. - - N, l2-tfx
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NOTICE.-The undersigned being about TO
visit Europe, desires those having claims
against him TO present them for liquidation AZ his
residence, No. 205 street, near the war DEPART
ment; and earnestly requests all indebted % him
to pay their respective bills promptly
JOHN ERICSSON, ..t...
au IV-W NeferinarX Surceon
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OFFICIAL.

OfflCIAL. ltNt d
Fraakiis Pierce, President of the Usfted Sfate
% Am<riea, to az rAsn ff mag esneern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited 70
me that WILLIAM VINCENT wELLs has been an.
pointed Consul 6eneral q Honduras, 10 reside in
California do hereby recognize him a. such, and
declare him free to exercise and enjoy such func-
tons, powers and privileges as are allowed to III.
GSnsuls Of the most favored nations IN the
In testimony whereof have caused Thee letter.
p be made patent, and the seal OF the Unifed
states to be hereunto AFFIXED
Given under my hand at the city of Wash,,a.
ton, the6th day of August, A. d. isSs. and
tL,s.J ofthe independence OF the United STATE,
| OF America the eightieth.
Bvtbe President. FRANKLIN PIERCE.
w. L., MARCY. Secretary Of State .ra
- WASHINGTON LIGHT INPAN-
pany Will be held at the armory This fMondav,
EVENING, August 18th
Punctual attendance Is earnestiysrequested
an SIT r. BEERS, Sec.
NJ UNION GUARDS, ATTENTION -You
VIII meet on TUESDAY EVENING. The
W I'm instant, at Kaiahan's room, sth street,
The members are expected to be punctual. Any
other gentlemen wishing to join the Corps win
please De present.
81 BY i GIdss THos BRIGGS, I'd Lieut..
HAMoNTGoMERY. GUARDs.-You are ne
hi lIj Company on THURSDAY, the Isth instant.
" w at the armory, sth street. 80 -
Particular attendance Is necessary on This ocra
sion as business Of importance viii be submitted
Persons holding tickets since the late excursion
VIII please send them in on or before the night of
meeting. Bose. ~ - : :. -
By order: - WIN. o'suLLIvAN, Sec.
I Y ATTEyTIoN PRESIDENTS MOUNT
M I'M hereby notified TO attend an adjourned meet
~ " Ing OF the Company TO be held al the armo-
ny, Louisiana avenue, TUESDAY EVENING.
at O'Clock AL members having any interest in
the corps viii be prompt in their attendance, as
matters Of vital importance is to be transacted FOR
advancement of the Company.
Byorder Jos. PECK, Captain.
FA CARD HEREBY TENDER MY
~ SINGER thanks TO those fremrn and other
gentlemen whe promptly aided in the suppression
of the fire which originated in the attic over INV
store on Thursday evening. II was caused BY the
dangerous practice Of filing camphene LAMPS
whilst burning by the gentleman occupying the
room' who was much Injured thereby
au Ell 9Th and streets.
AHATrENTION, WASHINGTON HIGH
II landers.-You are hereby notided to meet at
nj nj your armory on MONDAY EVENING the
w w 18th instant at 8 O'Clock.
Each member Is requested to attend this meet
ing as business Of Importance viii be brought be.
fore theCompany.
By order Of the Captain
ad 1-2t* 9. w. FLOOD, Sec
HMAsONIC.-A special communication
~ OF the Grand Lodge Of the District of Co
lumbia VIII be holden on MONDAY, the 18Th in
slant, at Island Hall, at O'Clock D. no. for the
purpose Of laying the Corner Stone of the ssSer
man Reformed Church, !" corner AZ and ID SITS.
Ofcers and members Of the Grand Lodge win
ing are frateFnally invited :, -
By order M. W. Grand Master: - -lf.r |
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OLD POINT HOTEL,

THE above Hotel VIII be closed for the sesssn
ON Saturday, the l1th instant, In Consequence
mouth.
Acknowledgins the very liberal pssronass<x
tended TO the hotel BY most fashionable and In
teligent company, The undersigned take pleasure
larged and extensire improvements win be sdded
for the next coming business season
: - ss,r C. c. WILLARD 4 BROS.
OLD PofNr couoRr, Va, Aug 10, ISIS.
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QUINN ER CLOTHING Ar REDUCE
~ Prces.-We are now Offering our large assngf-
ment OF thin Clothing, embracing evesy variety Of
fsshionable and well made gsrments al greatly
reduced prices, and In many Instances q ~ than
cost, thereby Offering rar opportunities 10 gentle
men wishing 10 consult economy In purchasing
their clothing, and the advantage q ma king tber
city. - = 80 - = : = -
Also, large sssortmepi Of Boys ana chiiAsrp,s
Summer Clothing, consisting of the most elegant
and fashionable styles, which we Wi sei al
prime cost. WALL 4 STEPHENS
- Pa avenue, next door 10 Iron f1aii.
eu HI 1l err 800 800
NEW BOOKS JUST RECEIvKD Ar JOE
~ Shiiiingten's Periodical Depot.
The Escaped Nun, or DISCLOSURES Of Convent Liz
the Confession Of Sister Of Charity
The SIX days q Creation, a series Of Familiar
Letters from Father to his Children
Art Hints, Architecture, Sculpture and Pa,ntipe
by James Jackson Jarues
Nose Milton. a romance
Waikna or Adventures on the Mosquito Shore
New Hope, or The Rescue
The Prophets, or Mormonism Unveiled
Female Life among the Mormons
Mary Lindon, an Autobiography
Cleve Hall, The winkle< r-.. . --..7r
The Watchman, Doesticks
Peg Wellington -,
Panorama Of Life and Literature Cor Aucu.t I. n
tells new magazine
All the Magazines for August
Newspapers and cheap Publications Al
JOE SHILL1NGTON,s.
odeon Building, cor. ~ ct, and Pa ave -