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Third Fdifon Ready Tls Day.
WILLIAM HOWITTs y + w BOO n -
w 4 BOYS ADVENTURES IN
THE WIIDS OF AUSTRALIA;

Beautifully u.frafed. 1 vol. linl0. - cen'-
An bl,s whether old bogsi VII rejoice in
this fsso nfg bo u and vii 1veuure. Sober
a. are aud Lutte given 20 roam i has nsiFei a. win
ese 70 take journey IN the busn II We cu e me
FL The descriptions u the scenery the trees On me an
mails axe extremely p'e srsphc-ihey bive all the ep-
Tearance being vuen the pot ami are re eni Of the
e.h open ar We have very seldom Tesd box Of travels
that has charmed much. shall cons the young
folks extremely torunaie who are lucky enough 10 own IL
when the sooye-y Of gold was made in Aus'raiii
year William Howitt, with thousand. OF her lag
hLmen Of all rarks and ons went there u Try hrs usS
and endeav0r 10 regain s shattered fortune m TIE Antarctic p
drado OF his success IN We are nnf hio'ea ol
the youth al the Ensshspeak ng world hkeiy 20 be e
" Instructed sEd entertained ~ his adventures in those remote
ind picturesque regions - detailed 10 TINS ooA me rriee
which dated from Melbourne, 10 Australia IL u series Of
delightful sketches Of amusing and romantic incidents with vivid
&c cnpons Of the naisef Wild and tame, the queer br ma
teasts end all tie other nge and novel OF NE
IN Australia" Boston Telegraph
An chi ,-cn who have READ Capt Reids juvenile book. Of
be delighted n another volume Of much
the character although from the of another author
While CnIt Reid led them through the wids OF our een
countries Mr. Hewitt invites them journey with him 70 Aus
traa where m.ny have brothers cousins searching for
lcd. book Of adventures IL Is full OF ascinaiion while y
Worcester Palladium.
Mr. Hewitt has written volume 10 delight all Ire readers
and they WILDE numerous. greatly mistaken Into
the wids Of this deeply interesting country, MI Hewitt
canned his many months and now he mas described
oil heir adventures BOOK how they sailed away from In.
geuo how they landed in their home how they hunted
studied and all OF queer animals IN the bush
We fully indoise all the English critics Of this charming
book" Transcript
Here we have book for the young-one of those acy and
extabe which Just calculated awaken In the youth
fu mind thirst for reading The strange adventures ln the
vdne Of the country combine render the book exceedingly
interesting Oossuns and nbears flying mice and flying
squirrels @ ana HOLSTERS black seenis anu lizards kan
eiroo and ana pers bush and pels
bu.h all described with interest and animation
The student Of natural history matter how Old can here md
much interesting country of which
knowledge is somewhat limited while 10 the young tie
statements will be strangely fascinating and curious
TIcKNoR & FIEtDs'
PUBLISHERS
The Trade supplied by EDWARD I. RuDD,
No. 10 Ann-st., NeN.fOTk.
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THE ENGLISH WOMEN IN RUSSIA; IN

II III ENOl-ir1 NOMEN IN RUSSIA M
Il PREssIoSs SOCIETY AND Manners OF The Rus
HOsEBy lady years resident IN that country
vol, LIMO, v .lh six kngrayings, - II;
Frum The New-NOrs Tribune.
She agreeable s.oryteer never growing drowsy
in her narrative showing quick OF the comic and chat
ting with her readers Of such charming conn
dence thar scarcely help feeling that she ha an eye 10
your special aIlusem ent.'
From The Geuilemnn's Magazine, fLOudon)
10 only Interesting but extraordinary TorA lDe
authorizes person who has through the country guide
book and notebook ~ hand Here Is fortnight IN kna
the fruit Of long vacgontrp She has lived zen
them moving good general society snd SEEKING
md finding OpIous oil becoming lcqunuied WIN
tie habits Of that most heterogeneous mas which - called me
Russian people
descriptive narrative which will not only crafty the GU
Iious but instruct the learned Is WELL
FROM Tie Worcester Palladium.
observations Russian society rad life re.;e 70 al
classes Of the Empire The volume un1ds the inner
life Of Russian peoples their social and religious sentiments
and customs"
From The New York ESGngeisi.
II the observations Of cearsighied, cultivated
lady duInig cdeuce in Russia Ii j. written ia
@ very animated style great deal Of Information conveyed
which hardly be found elsewhere
From The Providence Journal. .
I've have read no book Russia with saiisfaciion
From The New-York Evening Post
Their domestic habits their ausemen- their manners Ia
Igh humble life their behavior 10 theT peroFs aud 70
their serfs are very infinitely described
TX MARNELS FUDGE-DOINGS. vols, l2no.' on
edition. ,,,..
CHARLES sCRIBNER, No Ii5 Nsssau-st.
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DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
I'D TUESDAY May 8-EVESING, al y O'Clock LOVES
SACRIFICE. AFTERNOON, at O'Clock, THE FLYING
DUTCHMAN The MAMMOTH GIRL over 600 pounds
Maine Gantess eight high; Dwarf LAZY, only
inches; the Mermaid, Living Ostriches, 40 Admanes 3
cents children under 10, ~ GRAND NATIONAL
BABY SHOW june s. g. 3; Premiums, 81 600 for the
finest Infants including very Jorge prizes for Twins Tnpets
and Ouartens Circulars % be had az the Museum
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A ADEMY of n U s l c.

A d E ~ Of ofr. n Z ; l c.
The Committee have the honor TO snnorSoe
Inc MS 'PPfMsLA.IDSA MADAME ANNA DE LAGRANGE,
in R'''nF' opera p Bt 'Rf OF SEVILLE.
TUESDAY, May e. 100
'1''''D o' sIGNOR MoRELLr,
,oxop 6R i sT s sRgsssoRPfeM Y ss sn@ RoERE
Their fret appearance since their return from Aexe
ssss a:y be secured a. sons Joe 10 Broad
way Van Sorden Kings and a. the Box Once OF me Acso
aiding the heavy incurred BY The ane;os
Of the great Opers ConPanies The CoIln, ~
the prices but for the most Psf 10 n'NN
Prices Of AdnssobPsque, Psrque Circle Fir, and Second
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Doors oren at n; performance commence at o'clock
DRO WAY THEA r. -
ID Boxes and Psquet % Family Circle and Upper Ter
curtain % Ti VII Wits rise at fHs KyENS vii be performed
CT; YIN FAdlove Nj Whiting Constance Miss viuinr
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To Pc Conclude Sf with the WiSDMiII ii''' h'D' I
sampson Mr.. Dsyidge Marian. j. Gonsenheifn
DURTON's The Prohibited Historical Play,
ID THE 1YoUTHEgLx Pays pA6 ,4 OF LOUIS XIV
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The scenery all new. comprising he csgne Room ,se
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NATIONAL TIIEATER-A. II. PURDY, Man
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Orcheetrs Chairs Doors al o'clock Perform
ances commence H. THIS EVENING will be performed
Mat Moke........G L. Fox Mary Milford Miss Hathaway
Doube Usuce......Mr W. Wood and Mis- +. lie fOile.
Followed by The WHITE tAI
Double Dance. Mr. w. Wood and Miss + lie FoAe.
To conclude with THE SEVEN TEMPTATIONS.
VVALLACK's THEATER.-Doors open at 7 .
w commences at a. Admission: Dress Circle and Per
ouette 80 cents Second Tier D cent? Private Boxes - and
Nj Orchestra Stalls s1-TIIS EVENING will be performed
| ~ PERFECTION.
Ks,e ORrien Mis- r. Bennett Chas. Paragon. Mr. Stewart
BELLIES STRATAGEM.
IIardv..........AI Mr. Blake Doric0urt MI Dyou
Futfer..........Mr. Lester Let Hardy Miss r. Bennett
Mrs Rscker.M broushsm Miss Ose........Mr'. Cramer
XNAL LACK's T II f A T L X :.
w Miss ROSA BENNETT
Bees TO that her FIRST BENEFIT In the United
States will tale place TUESDAY EVENING, May g. when
will be produced the charming comedy Of ~
THE BELLIES STNATAGEM,
Mr. LESTER Mr. STODDART.
MIR BLAKE. Miss ROSA BENNETT,
Mr.. BROUGHAs, Mr.. BROUGHAM,
Air. BLAND, Mrs GUNNER
Mr. DYOTT, and
MIR STEWART Mrs CRAMER,
will appear
And frst Ia this Theafer the very evone Comedy OF
PERIL CT ON
in which
Miss ROSA BENNETT, Mr.. VINCENT,
Mr. Mr.. s a1hShRT' Mr.. cHIPPENDALE,
viii appear.
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GRAND NATIONAL BABY-SHON



In New York June 5th 9TH, Eth, 9Th and eth, 1855
Twenty-one Premiums amounting N all TO over Slov m
Cash. of the Premiums 10 be given Preferred m
Gold " liver Plate This Baby show the rst
exhibition of the Kind held New ork will be open
Children under five of agel from all parts of the World
ReTng Cradles &C. will be provided tor one hundred
Babies their attendants The Proprietor Of the Am
Ms Babies exhibited
as above: The finest Baby under five years Of f the
Baby under year $50 second finest under one year
third finest under year 10; the hnest Baby OF from
$50 second finest OF from one 10 three years
rs; third finest of from to three years to the hnest
three SIS third finest Of from three 20 i've years
$40; the Twins under five t5 second hnest
under Isl third finest any under i've
SO; the Tnrlet Tor three BIRTH $40 second
BIRTH $780, second finest ages
Faitest Child under sixteen Of go second
Fattcst under sixteen Of A DIPLOMAS will also
awarded discretion Ladies Of the hrst respecaUy
have consented Judges the occasion AL
the above Premiums must obtain a. the Museum
Numbered Certificate depOstng for the 81 which dollar
will returned the second day Of the Exhibition The
number Babies exhibited this Baby Show limited % One
Numbered Cc6ca;er More than fifty Certificates have
already been applied for and issued.
DAYS AND RULES OF EXHIBITION:
TUESDAY, June IL A. NJ. 10 T. NJ Babies OF all ages
Exhibited.
WEDNESDAY June G. Il A. NJ. to 9 P NJ. Babies under
THURSDAY June T. II a. VI. to T. VI. Babies from One
10 Three Babies from Three Five Years Vt
age exhibited in different classes.
FRIDAY June 6. III A. NJ. 10 . y. NJ All the Premium
Children Exhibited Premiums bestowed II o'clock r. NJ
Twins 1ripes Ou6teTns and Fat Children as well AZ
Baby taking the Highest Premium 10 be seen on the 9TH
9Th 18th aud 9Th Of June, from IL A. VI. 10 T. NJ
The the competing children their parents may
or may given for publication the option Of the parents
in question, the Numbered Certificates constitute all the
m of identification demanded by the Judges
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The Hen. Henry Wilson, the recently elected !. D
senator fTos Masschu.c viii deliver Lecture suPp.emeo,
courss n ,he METROPOLlTAN THEATkR, IN Broadwa{,
st<ys BIcecLerst, on TUESDAY EvENlSG May ., a. q
c,eL Subject Anti-sayery IN 1885 end Ant-Savery IA
las cc,ssted" MI wilson win be presented By the Rev
Henry Beehe The Hutchinson fsHay ".i ing se's
,s fcss appropriate to the OCCASION Tickets % cents az
rbs -
TIE American Anti-saycry socs a, VII h9a , 4.
ICY sec R "a sioyo BIsecEest on WEDNESDAY
NoRkISG May g. 10 o'clock Speakers-Iheodore Parker
s , WsD3en Thiips The Hutchinson family viii snug
ssTersl Of their Antslsvery song. Aeinrance free.
The Hon. Charles sumner viii deliver Lecrure, sup
Psmsn'r a. ,be WriROPoLfT1N THENTER IN Broaiway
above Bleeckerst., WEDNESDAY EVENING May = a. Z
ecock Subject; The Necessity PIacicabty sIi Dsn-i5
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EVENING" MAY IL at . c, ,5 en- ~ se,av exoenses
The Hutchinson Family will sing some Of their SONGS
Of FREEDOM, connection with the LECTURE OF , SES,
ATOR WILSON in the Metropolitan Theaer, on UEsDAf
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NEsDAY MORNING lOooloes.
Tvepty-frst anniversary of the American Female
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