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ertss just nine mortbs ago But this IS rather a IA
suJ cisin'ch fre Wssoington printer, aud we ~ll
say th2 tits volume is superior to al tost have b.
Published ubder the title: yet this !. anything
but such wcrs a, sbould bepub shed b. the Cover
meDt OF the United St.ies About onequsrter o! TIE
volume i 8 sort Of reh ssh Of sims common york oa
gardening sith oil ections bor 10 raise coiandsr
esmomIe and gallo snd other usefai .ege;ables.
Anoti O. portion Of the volume is deyOte' 10 5 ca
lcgu. OF tie rus gown Ia ch-'e-t States, made up
from some nuserJmsns citsogue
Over one hundred and thirty pages are devoted 70
" CONDENSED correspondence" a grea. portion OF
which might have been still more condensed, unaI ia
fact Il ccrd not be seen at all II all this core-poui.
epce had been worked into essay. tina. would have
stated ata steris scts in the editor own language
without reference 10 where OF Of whom he got bis oT-
nation, Se might have had resdsbs aud vsuebls
paper. At pfeeent there "a too much chat for the
grain.
Ofwsat possible uie i, it to print ia volume to bs
preserved for years such letter as the following
from Joshua Harris of Welche's Mdls, Cabsrrss
county, Moth Csrons:"
Cotton has Yielded about an average this season;
NV own crop has TUNED out about one thousand
pounds containing the seed. or two huadled and my
pounds Of gifned cotton to the acre. The present
pce at our nearest market is from eight AID haf 20
nine cent? pound. The stalk was snsll bat ~eA
loaded with bols. have seen nothing OF tue boil
worm and but little rust this year.
Whist year For the letter has no date, and there
fore lcses all the value it light otherwise have, by
recording the time when there were no boll-worms,
and when Gotten worth tight and half or nine
cents pound.
The book is full Of good things, stirred up in a
hodgepodge Of useless matter. The papers by D. ].
Browne are the most valuable portions of the work,
except the plates of insects injurious to cotton c'rn
wheat, grapes, pums, &c bat singular as it il,
these plates, published in this volume, would be
much more in place 10 the other volume, accompany
ing DR.. Fitchs paper upon insect'.
There is great deal OF good mater for farmers 10
both those volumes and so there is sugar in maple
sop, but TO be useful it needs boiling dom.
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Nothing more clearly indicates the rapid growth Of
the AutS6very sentiment in this country than the
constant and increasing demand for books that boldly
assai our great social aud political Inil Iity. The
tabors and the sacrifices OF twenty-five years have de-
veloped their long yected fruits and the reading
and thinking portion of the people have at length
taken hold in downright earnest of the paramount
question The result of this ccessent and well directed
FIRE Eom the batteries Of Literature upon the black
Sevssopol can be easily fo,etold The north side, at
least must be speedily evacuated, Shi!e the capture
OF tie south side remain. only question OF time.
Several important w%tks bearing upon the Slavery
question are now in press OF have recently been
issued in Boston. Prominent among these are
new books by authors Of high eminence-Rieh-
ard Hilcreth and Theodore Parker. Mr.. HUI
dreth's book has piqusnt and somewhat startling
title-Afroc0uS Judges. IL is compilation from
auth enc sources Of the histories Of s the English
Judges wlsD are Infamous for meanuss for seFSiity,
for cruet ~; for uphoding despot.sm and crushing
out" or attempting to crush out hes Prit OF Freedom
under pTetenoe Of maintaining constitutional and legal
authority Ii presents vivid picture Of the - Union
Savers, the Nationals in the days Of the Stuarts,
during that desperate struggle for their liberties which
our Eoglish ancestors 80 pg carried on against the
privileged class and its most oiious and yet most
efeeuVe suppoIt-a feeuonl'hNog JUDICIARY.
Beginning with Roger lie B;abscon, who in the
thirteenth century, abetted Edward in his inquitous
attempt to destroy the independence Of Scotland, Mr..
70 18th cennues the disgrAceiu record through the
fourteenth, fifteenth and sixteenth centuries down to
the days Of North. Sorogss and Jedreys ThrOushou:
the work, which, spart from its application to our
own times is deeply intore.tDg the learned historian
adds commentary overlooking with puVgent wit
and sharp satire in which ample Justice is done in the
way Of Illustrative paraleisn to judges Ger, Lorug,
Curtis snd Kane as well 10 the mos. distinguished
Of our Rational" politicians.
A long and leaned Introduction, giving sketch OF
the Judicial history Of England is preh1ed to the
work. We quote from tie proof sheet the conclusion
OF this Introduction. After Temarking that the only
American parallel TO he infamous Eoglish courts OF
Star Chamber and High Commission i" is to be found
N Tie authority conferred By ths Fugitive Act Of
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THE TURF.

Usrox COURSE. L I-TRsTrING.-Fr iday, Nov. .,
ls55.-Msich $500; mile heats in harness
H. Woodruff names 50. &. Spots. ..........2 l
". Nhel,n pamss blk. Z Orarge Boy.......l
Time: 2:i6-e:4s-2:52-2:7
CFNTREvILLE COURSE, l.. l-CRorTING.-Mssch
81 OcO mile heats best ihree in five, in harless.
u. Pesb, dy psmesr. Ttcony...:;.,.....,.'.l |
n Woodruff asme, bib. m Belle OF SNstoys..2
Time: 2:St-2:5-2:S
Same day.-Mstch. $780, mAe heats, best three In
five
W Whe'sn name. b. IN lola. 10 900 b. w.gonl......l
n. Pfer NAMES ch. Lady Helen 30 wsg ,n)....,ds'.
Same dGV.-Match $500; m'le hea,s.
W Wbo.sn namesb N. lola 10 20 waSoul....l !
H. Woodruff names CHI. IN. Lsiy Helen TO was1u).2
Time: 2:iii -2B
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M Alfred ". Eastman OF Dalton, n. H., sends u
q ohalsrae to the ghost seers Offering to pay FIVE
hume REQ doll.s to .pv one OF them who will rdnish
an accurate description Of machine invented by the
isiher Of said Eastman who oed without leaving scy
such description. The spirits must furnish 81 &C
count Which will suffice FOR the construction Of
working model, ~bereupou the cash sill be handed
over to The medium. II they fail to Go this ar. L.
declares that he will proclaim hem before the world
to be TO spirits a, al but mere human deladers aid
imbecies. II anybody earns thu profeFed reward
We hope 10 lno. IT,
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CR.r1rSG.-An int, es ing discovery hss been m.ie
in France with regsd 20 'pgrai ing fruit'r 10
.esc az m,kipe u.s. Of graf clip is taken fro
sptle,ree, for example, ard planted in potato, SO
tia, couple Of ncbe, Of the clip rem-p vi,ib'e. 1t
soou takes root, deveooes itself and finally becomes
hsrdsoue tree. besrrg fine fruit. Tbs method 8
Z Ne 10 a Bohe DiAl GARDINER.
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DEArgs ~ rag srRErT A mar ra rod P,eisk
royls LACEY snx No as Boai-sy tell Ted YESTERDAY.
bic ANA through Futon srset Coroner ODonocsi he'd
o. N the BODY and verdict - Dsaa rye, diss.s
u he hear escess - ,b. Jly Deceased mshy
va, yf.gs ard nsivs o r. md
An NJ kncvn mar va yps erday fOunf 5ssd % the
,S,.Ak rret 81 Ce tie s3d wsIh 40 inasssa So
b. Yr,n The besy b, Cog9s-r OOoansI yeIae: osIA
from ,u,p r.ce snd ,xpcsur. Deceased aS,s Gag
ey. 80. Of ,ss sd wa Sis<,d very sA,1Gy
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TIE LATE yURDER IN WILLEI srREET.-ARREsr IS
srsPIcIos-A labornz man named Edward Muftae
wasyesterdsy arrested on suspicion Of being the person
who On last Tufsda yening struck Vim. II. Powers,
boy about fourteen years Of age, DO" rpon me
head with club which cost bin bis life. The boz,
with others it will be remembered, had kindied bon
FIRE at the corner Of Wsett and Broome streets, ana
being rather noisy he'd offended soms Of the neigh
bo,s. a man stepped out of grog shop in the VI
cipity and struck Powers upon The head with club
causing his death This man Is now supposed to be
Murthe, and boy named Samuel Berry has made AZ.
fdsvit tts such Is the Gaze The prisoner was taken
before Justice Brennan and committed.
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ARRESTS FOR GRAND LARCENY Alfred W. Look
wood Frrrchs hotel yesterday Appeared tetts Justcs
Welsh sdayii eff tfst be recently fs
nj, cd rooms No 20 Broome Snd to,ka sS fss
WtrsIDs live with i'm there bis wife She FL
eonae stsy two since, Eheu shs csret OF s he
furniture house COSBY street Ia which operation sAs
va. ssssted BY msu AIMED Peter Van Sl.co sho ia
Der vore Tbs mssse issued warrant for tho srfsst Of
both p and they brrush into yesterday ast
The fen se ss,ed that The property belonged to her
81 he usht ss o~pedu or be ~ua ma
have s,seJ her taking sway Both locked Up 70
await hesfns.
Mlchsel Leonard was yesterday arrested cNrg~t
with stealing fifty collars from Msry Ca of No III FAD
Sxte. nth street IL legged that May ths accused
,3oA bill which she bal found 90 ADVERTISE 10
dorS he ch'nsed the b and ssvs
fifty Dollar tie held BY Justice fssrcey f sns.
nation
John Napoleon a lsborer a. he CRYSTAL Palace, vac
Yesterday ohHs-j with stealing braces sud -
the Vsup Of fy dollars from Chsrle, H. Rosh q No 50 ~et
Twenty ninth street OF the exhibition, TIE goods .ess
fund c tie accused in Forty second street and ss
wee locked @ BY Justice Pesfccy fDr tris-
Abraham Van Wau WAS yesterday arrested by Of-
er Brown Of the BOWER poles charged with es
fy sheep valued hundred ard ssvcuy6v do,rs tho
pop fty Of John Nh OF NJ, = Robinson street lie
committed Tor examination BY Jurise Csanony.
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CHARGE % FALSE PREIENsEs.-Issao I-ssos vas
yes erdsv avtset chsgei Nth having obtained soeJ.
value Ct +Si from Wm. r. steT CScsr ts 100 o'dsa
.est by ard ffsutn pretrnse' ma
pre.ent,d TO Nj Foster that b. had tss the Dry Dock
Bank bat eii Sb 70 draw oat rs -ssd lose hs 10
T1 ced 70 be f. ss, and msis
In he pui,sss 4 aud Justice Bsssasn before hs
.efused taAes el ed him to await eKImins loo -.
charge,
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CASE OF WILLIAM SHAFFEseuRG-sTr 81 Pro
cEEDISGs -shafenburg, il vii be r.colectc, rss
coIyicee OF lie murder OF Helena 81 es By saobng,
aud biz ex outon ordered for Friday next Yesterday
bis council, NJ. II L. Clinton, cbtaied wit Of
error, 50 as to appeal the case to the Supreme cour'
and also stay OF prooee dings under the sentence.
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CIT Y ITE NJ s.

WHAT DAY MAY BRING FORTH -Yes'eIday brought
forth swaim OF butterflies TO bask on the sunny side
Of Broadway for The sun brought forth from casos
OF mud and fog and gloom OF those glorious days
of American Autumn when the earth is csu0pisd by
ceruiaD and every tee, end field aud hill, and house
top is tinted with gold-the gold Of November sun
shine What q charge in one day-a change to
almost Justices from )rditon ia which the streets
were; all mud a complete and perfect plastering OF
stckey, black mud al over the pavements, dabbdng
and sticking TO every foot and certainly TO every drss
that falls lower than the ioo sole. Such Is the change
of cay In this city. One all gloom, with no females
but those whom Necessity comPels to go in tho streets
10 re seen upon the wax; aud he next all sunshine
when stranger might suppose that no female re-
NAMED at home. We have raely oeen gaJer
Broadway day than yesterday, or duIler one than
the day before.
THy FAIR OF The AMERICAN NsrrrUTE.-Tns
board Of Managers, being unsbIe to cOlec: and ar
range the reports ffcm the vaious committees ap-
pointed 70 juoge the articles exhibition, so as 10
enable them TO close on this Saturday evening a,
advertised, have postponed the time for closing the
fair uutil Tuesday next, Nv 10. The list of
premiums will he read on the afternoon and evening
Of that day at the Cys'al Palace.
ACAnEMY OF MUsrc In future the doors Of the
academy will be opened at 81 O'Clock and the per
'omarc &c commerce at
Tie Board Of COunciunen in committee Of the vhoe
decided last evening to appropriate $1,000 TO oee'
bIa;e the coming anniversary Of the eyaclaton day.
The bill was ordered to q third reading.
Itbaving been pretty surely ascertained that the
Know thing candidates on the County ticket were
nearly gil defeated their friends fir ID lot Of cannon
in the Park last eveniDgs proceeding improper a1d
Ia, gerous in itself aud in direct violation Of law We
old not Object to the music, though we thought the
iIstrllmen, lsther out Of ToOne.
For CALFORNIA The Accessory Tran'it com.
pany steamship Star Of the West left this port yester
day afternoon for San Juan with a full complement Of
passei gers bound TO California
NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH ORPHs FUND The
Treasurer Acknowledges the receipt Of tie following
Gums viz
Csu,el,a-Cavalry church The Rsy Dr. Hawk. ISL -;
Unyea ehurch, the Rev Dr. Baucb, SOo Sj North bsp
tit 5i =. s d9, sS s.p 1T church So school
Ninth ~ T. esuIsh 20 S5 'eaao No 10! oy II Cfo.q
- 20 h9S Ls.5 r s1S. DsS .st y esa2e5
.ebOo No 10 R c. s'sCsoo 81 siSi 'oh'' '~a'osi
Pfs.byteri'2, siI TGt;l til4 - p.n, a.,., an,
c. bots, No. 81 go +. L. snos. soca Union, slo Total
From G. 81 Warren, esq s2 poor widow and her littls
d. ushter 81 eeuts school fifteen q under eleven
yssis POrtebestr amount previously reported
Co,,eet.On seny do sr credited school ofDr Ada
church should have been 10 the Re-, Or baoit M.dsoa ave
ID oSS Fio~s Csniinents Lido ssOud be 0. Of
O. y iu,tesd OF o. 4. JoBs THOAp,Os TesisrsI.
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CHILD BURIED 10 DEATH On the evening Of the
7th i1st, little girl eyed five years, daughter Of
Samuel Burroughs Of Astesd y. H., wss so severely
burned By her clothes taking Ere tha. she DIED before
morning. The child mother, who "a in delca:s heath,
was 70 overcome by this sudden calamity as 10 be
beref Of her serser end lies in yer: prec sTous
condition.
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GAS CAsl-Seyeral new styles OF Gas FIX
Tusgs su.S.Bx beauty aud Worsmansbis sDJtiDs evg
offered before Our cesus's are producing ns~ snt "np
constantly Also the best PORTABLE Gas WORKS fI
pfyse eve ehurrbes fset0s. IN this couoty Osa
~ our great Nanaf,cturing Depot No. 3-6 hrosdwsy
AECHEs WAssss-
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fAdy-rsisemeoe

oPgs b. iufy engraved and printed In the latest a7 DIG
siLvEs PLArss hunar-d afesot pteros ssrav4
70 order Consos Notary and Society Ss,L' a. EEf0sd@s
No J01 Broadway corner Of Duans.t
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BROOKL wv ITEMS.

FooD FOR Gos5IP.-An affair hss jus. coms 10 light.
in the Eastern district Of Brooklyn, which will furnish
q subject 80 necessary 20 that locality for gossip fx
some tine 10 cone. 0ae nOrniog this week The
children Of Of the principal schools assembled al
the usual hour for nebctnent For the first tinS
in several years tie principal, Mr.. W., was nos
pre- sent and sfer several hou,s had clipped inquiry
was msdf, eLd lie was nowhere % BE found or head
CT. As soon 20 tie children returned home the fa,S
Of NJ VI. 5isappearsnce ~s made known Dame
sp az tnce saS there was something 10 The breeze.
and 70 her uDtiIirg perseverance, we ae indeoed Tor
the faots It scene Er months pat "a Intimacy
exised bstwter NJ, ~ snd OF The female teachers.
whose affections be succeeded 10 gaining and Aroagh
gell-rIoUgkt stories, he finally effected her ruin.
81 OFT trae sLce, the young woman LETT the school,
TO prevent her dsgrSce becoming public, alleging
10 the trustees hat she about 10 accept situstoa
at tie South. Her condition being discovered by her
psrer.s, che was compelled TO discloee all, and the
father Immediately took measures to bring to justice
NJ. W, but was frustrated by his daughter, whoss
fascination fer Der stducer was stll unbrokeu, and
through her be was warned Of his danger In time 10
make good bic escape NJ. W. has . wife and family
residing N BIOokly q, whom be has lsft behind.
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IAiYeEtlsrmert.i
a heat assortment Of FINy TEAS wfll

TEAS The best assortment Of FINE TEAS wf1
be found II the C,sros TIA CospMts newly erected SD
eersnt store No l25 Chshau between Pssn and Rose
We Oldest Tea est,b shIien IN the CITY We s>su~
our aders 80 better here than eevbss srs@
yAolessle o. retau No brsncb stores
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Advertisement.
RANkiN's OLD STAND,


HosIYRY UNDER UARsiEk
Warn Dui sblo aud II sstic.
Thlse waBr Tho be goods at tho lowest prices vi bog
the mi pore snd manufacturer.
A. RANKIN x Co No. la Bo~ery
EUaolishod In 1923
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Conumpton 81 dsesses C ths brost sad lun Do Goa
IT'S. HYcEAN Tbous have boeo restored heass tho
by the Plincps Cice No 3 Bfosdssy
sod BY c. RIsC no 1875 Brosdway Price only ~
pecksze Dr. Gears wi be the office daily fvn 10 -
o'cI,eS where hs msy b. eonsu tod free of charge.
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fAdver'isemsnt
.-,.o,unna - ngHaV

Cheap DAGuRRREOffPEs a. DEnAhhoT ~"
O.. bs Amos stfest,. Fxus large 50, Dssans
o,yre Tor y cen r qosly TO those charged nys aos
si elsewhere. Thee pictures bssotfs' c,s 3D. an
nsert,d Ia handsome warranted fade Owe
fL.,o atrial D,1ABssr Blocker Amos s<ses
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Acknowledgement
All who write sbould NO to WusARTIrs, No ~

ana bis style OF Pen and Psacis, CAV
Lospds Pstsut The bes things Of the hind eye issari
sh.sts oonvnient and durable Wssntsd mex N Ss
out OF oder. Ihs Attention OF the trads y iavitoA
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A beautiful complexion of q soft aud r0seate hue

nav he sr1nired by n.lns The Ia OF thousand Fowes
Pon few jrops towel and wash the face nisht ans
moving sud youthful bloom must be tbs rssnt For 'as ~
all druggists. Price Gully Fifty Cents.
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IA6veItissment


Cd couch when rrbf he 90 es.ilg omaned WtsrA.s
BALsAA WILD CHESsr " undoubtedly the nost rsshs
OF Jfsed tot the cure OF hfoit an, lang ecu
llsiu.
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CAsrHISy ACcIDTNT --,IOhn foey waiter sc
r'o,st -.ceu oSer F'.rk'n u',st "" wy s-ros<s
uit I'd THURSDAY nishi By ~" exp - ct
h'ch he 6lus his isa ei IL t.ssn TO ss Nee
lo.k HoPul
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advert sement
GRAND CLOSING DISPLAY AT THE CRYSTAL

P,IAcEAt the urgent solicitation OF many frsads KIpDsss
PATENr OAs REGULATOR, viii pour forth t-so of isia
TVS Day IA fvsasC la usus In the CsYsrAL PALACE
pcr q ito removal 20 No 262 Brosdvsy Col see s,d bug
J. l.. DOvCLsss Secretary. ,
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Advertisement
SO Ar 20 PrR CENT OFF FROM RETAIL.

Mt SO At % FIR CENT OFF FKDH hETNII
PRcEs AID choice lot OF Music viii b. cold Of hall
rice during tins present. ma mir week a. the Music stove.
No $50 Bro dwsy by Horace ~ATERs Agnt Tor tbs .ss"
OF PNOs AELoDE6Ss, AUsic. End all kin ds Of Most; Nor
sE8n6ile.
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CHARoE oF GRAND LARCENY -ThomS Mans, Q
Yesterday arrested charged with being OF thes
who the nsh, % the SON stole syeTwre to tss
value The hcus. ri NJ Chss Cr.ne No ia West
Flevu ct he Committed by Jci.e pesfcey for
animation Il. two eonpsaiots 10 hs crime ssSe previously
srIeltec.
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FArAL FALL FROM A cART.-Dariei McVey. car.
men residing Forty sseood street nsAr Seventh avenue
Will. intoread yesterday fell from his and sVsanst
f.ct-ie Of tie .tu from be asct. ~ wha a, d,t A. a
qasr VII b. he'd spos d. so4y Ndsy.
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TEXT OF CIGARS --Andrev Sumssc0t wss yes'ss
dsy s-.tsa chaSed With e.ss cigars tho hut
Sol. om the enss q Henry Besrer No 50 Rec strcs
Re was committed BY Justice Welsh fot eIamia,tisn-
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WILSON'S DASDRLION COffEE-f0f dyspepsia,
ksdxeson sck usscAcbs Briogs snd Liver Dsssss aid
especially 10 persons Of escats consnataa
Sold By al respectable ApoheCies and 81 tas pinSpS tso
,orusr OF Hth-st and Aav
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Advertisement
BLAKEs PATENT FIRR.PRoOF PANT. No hs
Pesrt-,t-Sse unde1 hesd Of Psinss
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CHARGE oF FRAUp.-Gustsve Fisher was Yesterday
charged with having TIE leah OF August las. dsirspsed
W.tsr hundred and ishty dosr b
ans Of treDresentAtonS The Al 81
before Justice Wsih shd committed TO- exsmis snSa-
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ILIEGAL y0TtSG.-Chsrles Johnson wss YESTERDAY
arrested. ehsrsei With h.-ns Tuei.y a., pss ssS
in the ur'h vs'd sud ttei ~ yvscs Wr'h
fer insiien.
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EVENINGS WITH TIRE R)NANIsTs: by the Rev NJ
HOBART SEYMOUR D. A. Robert Carter Brothers
The principal questions o, the Roman Catholic con-
troversy are here discussed 10 practical aud popular
manner. The author is evangelical clergyman Of
the Church Of England and distinguished io tue zeal
and eernestxess with which be has clmbatei the
principles of Pcpery. In The present eiii'n, the
original work is reproduced without alteration or
omission. A higay IN mandatory preface by the
Rev. DR.. Tying accompanies the Volume.
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MYSTERIOUS DrsAPpEARAscE.-Thronghou yeste<-
dsy there was considerable excitement in the Esssers
district Of Brooklyn rssluent upon the sudden and
nysteriou, disappearance Of Mr. Edward Neville,
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