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A.SENS ATION BOOK c o N Nc
"a VIII be published.
M r Y l. Y n ID o n;
OR REVELATIONS or A LIFE.
AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY.

AUTOBIOGRAPHY
in one Duodeono Volume neatly bound in cloth Price sl
This very extraordinary production nearly ready for publ
cation The manuscript submitted 70 Of best
cholars and accomplished literary men, who unani-
nous in their opinion that few works of greater value have at
any time been Issued from the press Of this country and that it
III make profound sensation and be more talked about and
read than any other novel of our time
The able literary of The ". Y Times thus notices
tits remarkable book from early copy in sheets:
From The n. Y Times
"'M LYNDON Or The Reveaio Of Lie IL the title
work in the press Of snger Townsend OF this
in England We have had the good fortune secure an
COPY thus enabled torn ouion Of its merits IN
Of our cottmpoaes II s the WORK OF woman and
IL the faults Of Its css But Its worth
notwibs anding its original features and individuality Of
Character striking thai expect TO hear laughed a.
and loved admired and abused than work published
for With Of the writer's opinions have
no sfhy But with these defects The book Il
which will be read to-day and forgotten tomorrow. Ii will do
hat toward moding the career Of thinking an
the generation. This Is not slight,
6eteved Jrhse. When 1t is published shall have
thing more TO say Oft
The Home Journal also furnished with early copy In
sheets We extract the following from that literary journal:
From The Home Journal
WORK THAT WILL MAKE A SESsATfoN.-Hessrs String
er Townsend announce work of no ordinary interest and
der the title of Mary Lyncon Or, The Revelations Of Life
an autobiography. From the testimony Of competent judges
who perused the work assured that Il s destined
make powerful impression. The story Is of interest
the subject mns The characters and incidents
are real life and depicted with Of de-
lineaiion of the most vivid intenseness"
sTRINGER TOWNSEND, Publishers,
No u Broadway, " Y.
NB-Orden should be forwarded without delay
prompt supply This work will not be sent without special
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Rouses an6 farms Wamteo.

WANTED-A good Three Story HOUSE, in
w New-York Brooklyn for which payment will DO made
10 the amount Of $500 or productive property Ia
pleasant Western village and the balance 10 NewYork Central
Railroad stock. Inquire Of Il. SKAATS, CounselorstLsw,
No. 81 Trinity Building
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60 Book Binders anS publishers.

ENGLISH BOOK-CLOTH and COLORED
IL LEATHER.-The subscriber has constantly hand large
and weLa~orfed stock Of WILSON'S ENGLISH BOOK
CLOTH; also variety OF LEATHER tiocludns the an
oue coors calf selected from the best markets. which ne
win sell the lowest prices for cash or .pproved credit
1.-TWO doors from Fulton - y New York
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Cost an6 founo.

I OST, JUNE 1s, 1S55-The following NOTES
~ payable to the order of TALLMAN MOORE;
Note BY Charles A. Peverey dated June 1884, at months
SI2l 95.
Note by DeFOues Eison dated October 1884, at months
sT7s2
Note BY T. H. Dickson dated February l, 1885, at months
eG.
Note by T. II. Dekon dated February l, 1855, at months
CSC.
Note BY H. Dickson dated January 1885, months, $50
All persons hereby cautioned against negotiating the above
Notes. suitable reward will be given for their recovery
TALLMAN A MOORE, No. 622 Hudson-st
NOTlCE.-LOST, a STOCK CERTIFICATE
IN for DIVIDEND on the CHICAGO, BURLINGTON and
QUINCY RAILROAD COMPANY dated March |, 1855, for
Eighty Dollars No. 80 payable 70 HENRY C. MANNING OF
bearer persons hereby cautioned against negotiating
the said Scrip redemption Of the hiss been stopped
H. c. MANNING, No 81 Broadway.
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JAMES C. PsARsoS, Secretary.
Exhibition at the CRYSTAL Palace Jply 2 is5a0s0

Exhibition at the CRYSTAL Palace, July 2 is510so
the ten. ft Of the SIXTH-ANtNUE RAGGED SCdOOL
which has been for the last year under the charge OF Miss
NARY ANN DOW, will have exhibition Of It's condition
and progrs IN the CRYSTAL PALACE MONDAY the I'd
dsy July In the afternoon The school will enter the
Palace oe ok and leave and during that time there
will be Scholars Music aud Addresses
Mayor WOOD Of kew-Yok, Mayor HALL Of Brooklyn the
Rev. HENRY WARD BEECHER. the Rev. Il. IA. CHAPLIN,
JOHN II. WHITE, Receiver of the Palace and others will
tale part in the proeeedps Judge EDMoNDs will read the
Report Of School, and Mr.. GERARD will unt
Of the Ragged Schools 10 London which he visited 9Th Bishop
WAINWRIGHT THE RECEIPTS OF TIE DAY, sher
paving EXPENSE will be devoted tho Of the school
6f the ensuing year. DODWORTHS BAND have kindly
preferred the occasion and will perform al n
erys during the The various articles yet remaining
IN the Palace including Of the Stsusy and th Paintings
will be open the examination Of the visitors during the day
The ndergned taking interest in this school and deous
Of seeing similar ones established throughout the city and vi
exhibition the attention Of the humane
their charitable aid Tickets Is cents to be had at the
principal Hotels and Book and Music Stores
Children under l2 years Of uge half pnce-yu 2
JAMES HARPER, JAMES w. GERARD,
PETER COOPER, JOHN II. WHITE,
J. w, EDMONDS JAMES FREELAND,
III. H. DAY SAMUEL BkENO0RT,
GEORGE IL. JONES
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sabur1an u ONE AssocIaIIou:-A Public Meeting

Subur han IA ONE QUA Public Meeting ofth
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IS No lS7 Bowey. Persons wishing to obtain mghy de-
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The Annual Excursiou of the Laight-st. Sab
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The eommdous steamer AMERICA has been engaged and
will leave Of sprns-st o'clock precisely and
coed TO WASHINGTON PARK. Hckets-Gentlemen, ST.
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w KELLOGG No l8 Canslst, at tire boat on the morn
hg Of The excursion.
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Gotels.

A S T o X II o U E.
IA The have their lease Of this house
1t has been refed and in better condition than when
M NEW BATHS md wArER-cLosETs have been intro
'p lie MASSIVE WALLS its IMPROVED and COMPLETE
VENTILATION render l. the COOLEST HOUSE In this
City during hot WEATHER. con,
FORT Of LADIES and i second to none
reach any portion of the city without delay and at W
n Is Z u.ed in the HEALTHIEsT WARD of the city and
PARK and OPEN GROUNDS opposite present advantages
leg coSvENIENr POSITION for MERCHANTS and for
all psrtes connected with the great public enterprises OF the
country sRprecisted and rooms are always in readiness for
BREAKFAsT fom early morning until II O'Clock. DIN
NER in GentIemen's Ordinary, 81; Ladies Ordinary =
For the ACCOMMODATION of BUSINESSMEN, dinner
will be served from O'Clock until q o'clock. -,
everythu requisite for their comfort and happiness while
cost TO them not e1eeed that any arstcla Hotel
IL 'D' ''''' COLEMAN & sTETsoN.
EAGLE HOTEL LODGINGS.-Single Gentle
M S ys g 1s ' Oh ns 5cn at
the Hotel conner Of Frankfort and "illiamsts
FOREST GROVE HOUSE, SCHOOLEYs
J. MOUNTAIN.-This delightful Summer House will open
for the reception Of ues Junel q means o.
Esse1 Central R.R. ofNJerssy. DAVIDC NOE Proprietor
II ITTATINNY HOUSE, Delaware Water Gap,
IN Monroe Co. Pa-This House ready for the receP.
Vn Visitors For magnificent scenery and heathfunes Of
locality the Delaware Gap preeuinent The line Of IeeEaph
which and which has it office here enables
con with city all times The journey 20 the
Gap pshed 10 day by the NewJersey Central Rail
road 20 Esston or the Morris and Essex Rsrosd sckes
from these places By stage Fog terms &e sddrsss
VISITORS to LONDON or en- route TO PARIS.
MRS COOKERS COMMERCIAL and FAMILY
BOARDING HOUSE, No. 10 Charter hon square London,
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This House offers from Us central and pleasant
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New-YOrk Young Mems Christian Association
The Regular Monthly Meeting of Association will be held
MONDAY EVENING, the 18th inst at 8 oeoek, at the
MONS IN Clinton ball, Astor-place. MIR. RICHARD c.
MCCORMICK Jr who appointed as Delegate TO visit
the YOure Mems Chrsisn Associations throughout Europe
having returned will make has report full enhance Of the
members requested and young generally cordially In
yited 10 be present. A JUDSON WINrERrON,
Recording
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Corn Farina-Corn Farina. This article has been test
proved degree Of delcacy and flavor
the table and nOurshment as dish
thsn any hing offered for the same purposes.
Exfra hulled HOMINY and 5AMP, manufactured on
and Improved plan wauantDg decidedly superior article
any w Put in ard 10 ID. bags expressly
If family us, Prepared ard cold by BENSEL HOLMAN,
Wuhipgcu Mills No 2l5 Centrest 10 be had a; OF he
principal Ar )ceiy stores In the city.
Remittances 20 Iowa.
MONEYS deposited the credit Of the undersgned with
kessn KETCHUM, ROGERS BEMENr No - William
q, New-York; AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK Wsll-st.
kew.York; EXCHANGE BANK, Stste-st, Boston can be
drawn IN GOLD, ~iih premium, at the Bank Of
p. s. JESSUP & Co, Dubuque, Iowa
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AIDE MY of MI s I c.
LAST WEEK Sg THE ct IA s SsAsoE TROUPE
On MONDAY wv EVENING = ING Jun. Is. 1s,,
yts =; following st; ANNA GRANGE
DoNNA Madame ROSE DEvRIEs
DONNA @ d & TS Be rERaA
DON @ p.alanis 9i sSTHEIIE NITRATE
Don PIpEo the Comm sndsut. .ssnsr GAsPAR0N
MAsRrTo th Isi sppeasnce in opsrs 1nor GI6Lio
Mile SOTO assisted by Mons cAREssE will dance Mnuet
Musiea Director and Conductor Sig AnDITl
Ns s. scs for Gps the -Four
Academy, .. HALL SONS, VAN NoRDES& KINGS
Gle eli Secured 81 So Family Circle 81 cents; Amphtheasr,
Door. open at 7, O'Clock; the Open commenoe.sts.
A C A d E M of NJ c.
VIII mt ft K H A&g EESTSd aaS s. on
On which OCCASION and fn the only time D0n'e'' grand
vi E produced with r following eminent arts
sIGNoRR4A MA AZ rr,Do,,no
sieNohi ARNoLDI and cANDI
HALL sons
Pes Of .SmonPsIqaee P.1quette Circle ana First
Gle 81 Secured So Family CIce 50 cents Amphheater,
Doors open at IT O'Clock; the Opera commences ats.
NJ l. O's G. A X ID K N.
IN Time Of Doors open At o'clock Over
ture commences at "a; CursiD rises at O'clock
MONDAY EVENING. June %, 1885,
''' BXiIE,s GRAND SPECTACLE OPERA,
BY the celebrated
PYNE AND HARRISON ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY.
LII igDsuo.....Mr. Holman Moncenigo.. Mr. Horncaste
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Dr. 4 oe In Brook -Lecuresto Ladies and Gentle
men Models MeDikns, &C. at the Park iona
Church, Of Carlton and De kelbaysl on MoSDAf,
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, at O'Clock
Admission ~ cents At O'Clock on THURSDAY AFTEh-
NOON 18th he will Lecture 10 Ladies exclusively and AZ
the ENENING to Gentlemen exclusively Admission %
calm
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Go farmers ano dDibero.

90 Farmers G10 Wfbeto.
DUCKWHEAT for SEED, with superior
I'D assortment of GARDEN and FIELD SEEDS, FARM M
PLEhFNTS GUANO and BONE DUST. Aliens Ketcluns
Hussey's. A kin's and other MOVING and REAPING MA
CHIMES for sale by X. L. ALLEN,
Nos 1883 and isl Water-s,.
DONE MANURE.-The subscriber hss con.
ID us1tly on hand very superior article Of pure BONE
DUST consisting Of 50 wings filings and ground bone
Ode received at the Works, 5d, Eat River or At Nc
SVesey-st CHRISTIAN SCHWARTZ
KETCHUMs MOVING MACHINES, Hay
IN Presses Horse Hoes Cultiyators Pows. Straw Cutters
Corn Shelters Respe Horse Powers aud Th .shers, Com
and Winpowers and other Agricultural Ma
chpes Fer sale BY PD. GATES No. - Broadway.
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~ Plank Road mile and half from vanderbnrs Land
aud half OF Land well
covered with choice Fruit and Shade Trees neat, snug
COTTAGE conraniag ten the place and also .
lrse BAN Stable, Carriage and Ice Houses VIII be cold
'N''p y" -'''''''' JOHN PHfE2IPs, No. 27 Pearls
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NETWORK, MONDAY, JUNE 25, 1855.

~ young Mao; hooushly understands the of Horses
Training te. Can give good reference Address j. q, Box
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CTEAM POWER IL LET-At Elizabethport,
atwo-storv Brsk Building 100 feet BY So Apply 70
ARM BAIZ, No. ss7 Broadway. or to JOHN H. RoLsroN,
al Ezabethport.
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VALUABLE FARM for SALE, OF about DJ
- = .,Isptle Township. Monmouth County. New.
s''e I,,asi5s Of DREW FRENCH, No. IS Bsrelsyst
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Real estate for Gale.

AT PRIVATE SALE-The three-story BRICK
N HOUSE and LOT No. n i3thst., 6th-sv For
terms and other particulars, apply to
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-04-07

NRw YORK PoLIcE-Chief Matsell sent in to
the Board of Aldermen, last night, his report of
the nationates of the Police force under his
mand According to its showing, the Department
consists of l ,l49 members-7lS native born Amer
leans, 305 born in Ireland % in England, 81 in
Germany, in France, in Wales, II in Scotland,
in Canada. Fourteen refused to tell where they
were born but they foreigners and their nativity
is given in the return. The Chief, himself, gen.
orally supposed to be an Engishman, is native
Of New York, and the only member of the police
force who is from Wales, is Lewis Baker, the
fugitive, charged with the murder of Poole. The
report states that there unnaturazed foreign
ers in the department. There are but four who are
in the country only seven years. whilst the average
period of the residence in America of the foreign
born members is twenty years. Thirty-nine Of the
police force of the city have been in prison These
statistics indicate that some change in the appoint
ing Of policemen, if not in the appointing powers
ought to be made.-N. Y. Mirror, 24th ult.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-04-07

A NAUTICAL IScrpENr.-During our recent war
with Mexico it was found necessary to call out the
marines and sailors serving in the Pacific squadron
to serve on shore, and large number of salts
accordingly placed under command Of Gen. Rear
ney. During one of their shore fights" as Jack
termed it, body of "Greasers" were discovered
firing from large stone barn, and it being neces-
sary to get to its rear in order effect entrance
the marine officer in command Of the salts gave the
order, "By the right flank, file, left, forward"
The blue jackets, in high state Of excitement,
tried it or" but could not do it; in fact, "they
got all in heap" asa spectator describes it when
Lieut. St--w-y, of the navy, seeing some of his
lads in confusion, came running up with, what
in h-rs outs" Il can't get your men to obey
me-" answers Mr.. Marine. :" Give the order"
says S., and III see they do" Accordingly,
"By the right TANK" &C., was yelled out but
worse and worse was poor Jacks puzzle, when s.
sang out 'sD-n it, sir, that's no way to talk to my
men Luh, yoa id lubbers and weather that
barn" You had better believe il was done IN less
than no time
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-04-07

BILL PooLE-The New York Express es--
Inmates the number of people who turned out at
Bill Poole's funeral at 100000! The Express
explains the meaning of this demonstration thus:
s'Bll Poole wazh ot 'geat man. in the or,
binary acceptatioh of the term He was only
Bill Poole. the butcher, and noted pugilist.
He was not soldier; he had never shed his
blood upon the byttle-feld, but, mark it! it
was the conviction, based upon his dying decla-
ration that he, US an American, had his blood
shed to satisfy the vengeance of set Of Irish,
which called forth from the people of this city
the overwhelming and oyefshadowing manifesto
ton of yesterday
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-04-07

HAVE You SEEN SAMs-Yes; we met him on
Main street few days since, and we knew it was
he the moment we laid eyes on him. Heis noble,
independent, manly looking fellow. Patriotism and
love of country are stamped upon every Hneament
of his face and jealous regard for the interests
of his native soil was evinced in every movement
indeed, we may say he is a sharp-sighted gem
tleman, and can tell bogus from smon-pure
article almost at glance. He is a thorough re-
publican, and loves to grasp the hard hand Of honest
toll and industry and call him brother. He re-
cognizes all the sons Of America as equals in the
honors, officers glory and emouments of our COM
mon country--and if, perchance, he meets with a
son of the Emerald Isle la belle France, the Father
land, or what country else, he is ready to throw
around him the protective agis of our laws and
Institutions as long as he Is content with our con-
sttutional protection-but when armies are to be
led-our constitution and laws to be administer
ed and rulers to be chosen, he insists upon it that
native born sons of America shall command, ex-
pound and administer our constitution and laws,
and rule and manage the affairs and destines of
America.
Reader-this is Sans picture How do you
like it? Is he not fine looking fellow!
We have said Sam has sharp eye, and can
readily detect counterfeit man. We saw this ex-
emplifed A chap craved an introduction to his
Sam-ship; but he discovered at glance the Judas
in his eye, and he turned upon his heel, and re-
fused to defle his fingers with him. Ever since
then, that same chap has been traducing Sam
calling him all sorts of hard names, and abusing in
the most approved billngsgate slang every member
of his illusrious and numerous family. This single
instance shows how readily he can distinguish a
Judas, whether he come searching for dimes, or
for gossip to retail to his master.
Sam firmly believes in the following verse from
one of 0. ". Holmes Poems:
Thou, my countrymen, hast thy foolish ways
Too apt to purr at every strangers praise;
But if the stranger touch thy modes or laws
Oh goes the velvet and out come the claws"
TRaleich Star.