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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
DAMBLES IN EASTERN ASIA, by B. L.
LII Ball.
MY FATHERS HOUSE, J. NJ. Macdonald.
THE AGE OF FABLE T. Bulfnch.
JUNO CLIFFORD, A Tale.
THE COQUETTE by a Lady.
THE OLD HOMESTEAD, by Ann S. Stephens
AMY LEE; or WITHOUT and WITHIN.
THE NEW PURCHASE; or Early years in the Far West
GHOSTLY COLL0QUIES, by author of Clouds and Sun
shine.
LIGHT AND DARKNESS, Story of Fashionable Life.
GEOFFREY MONCTON, by Mrs. Noodle.
BEECHCROFT, by author Of " Heartsease" etc.
THE ANNALS OF SAN FRANCISCO, by Soule, Gihon and
Nisbet
GOODRICHs BIBLE GEOGRAPHY.
THE HISTORY OF FORTY CHOIRS by T. Hastings
LIFE OF JACOB BARKER, of New Orleans.
LIFE OF S. S. PRENTICE, by His Brother:
MORT1MERS COLLEGE LIFE by E. j. May.
CALHOUN's WORKS. 6 Volumes.
For sale by BENNEI 6AkDNEK.
Food for the Hungry.
1UST ARRIVED
81 100 BbI St. Louis and Ohio FLOUR.
Is " IRISH POTATOES.
10 NEW MESS PORK.
100 Boxes NEW GOLDFISH.
100 $ NEW HERRING.
10 sc CHOICE TOBACCO.
5OBags OATS and 2 Tons WESTERN HAY, for sale
by A. B. Raglan,
TRON.-NOTICE TO PLANTERS.-SIabs Bars
i and Round Iron, assorted, for sale very low close
consignment, by CAMPBELL CO.
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DAVID G. WILSON,
No. ~, PertiilO street,
Corner Of CarOndelet,
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS.
Keeps always on
hand a large and COM
plete assortment of
Philadelphia Manu-
featured Wheelwright
Works, made of the
best materials, and of
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TerrebOnne Hotel.
THE undersigned has opened a Hotel and Livery
Stable about quarter of mile below the Depot 49,
Of the Opeiousas Railroad, the Terrebonne, where i
he will be happy accommodate the travelling public
His table will be supplied in the best STYLE and everything
that can conuce to comfort of guests will be attended to-
-PRICES-
Boarding per month. ...$9 90
i" day.......... ............ .....'.. w
- meal. ~
Lodging ........................ Is
Oct.20, 1855. J. +. DuGAs.
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II GAZE, WATCH MAKER AND JEWELER,
IL Corner of Main and St. Louis <s,,sx,
streets, Thibodoux, takes this Op- NsESS9
portunity Of informing his friends N4>SxSe%S
and fellOw-ctizens and strangers 4~.R
generally, that he has located himself as above and
will be found all times ready attend to the mending
and repairing Of Watches. Jewelry. &c. ell-ly
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. BATH HOUSE

u CAUSE, BARBER, ON ST. PHILIP ST.,
begs leave to inform his friends and the public
in general that he has just opened Bath House, where
hot and cold baths may be had at all times
RaTRs-Cold Baths, 25 cents; Hot do ra-'S. with
Two Towels furnished each tt
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Lafourche Dragons, Attention!
TNTHE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF A,n
Il Company Lafourche Dragons, are hereby G.xN
notified to attend regular meeting on the first fs5ks
and third MONDAY Of every month. -
Punctual attendance expected.
Jelly TAYLOR SQUIREs, Secretary.
McALLISTER FIRE COMPANY, No. TWO,
lX1 meets at the Engine House, on the hrst L.
SUNDAY ofevery month, At ~ o'clock, Am. 81 <
Omcers-V. Richard, President; Henry -S9&e>
Hoffman, Vice President; G. omer Dantin,
Foreman; Bergeron, Assistant Foreman: A. D. Terre-
oonne, Treasurer. iy1 L. DAUNIS, Sec'y.
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SHOEING.-FULFoRD BRO. -
Ii are now prepared to have Horses shod by an y
experienced Horse Shoer A share Of public pat NJ W.
ronage is solicited. March 25th, 1854. v
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Denepolent ORDERS, ST.

j. O. O. F..
EXCELsIOR LODGE, NO. s4.-REGULAR
lImeeting at the Odd Fellows Hall,
ner of Market and Patriot streets, every @SM
SATURDAY EVENING, at the usual hour. 80 WI
O6scers-Louis Bush, N. e.; John r.
verret v. g.; P A. Thbodaux, Sec; j. F. Thompson,
Treas; L. Daunis P. s. p. A. THIBODAUX, Sec'y.
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MAGNOLIA DIVISION, No. SO, SONS OF
lXl TEMPERANCE meets at the Hall, on jackson suVp
opposite Thibodaux street, every MONDAY EVE SssE
MING at hafpast 7o'clock. AdE
W. A.; John Larkn RS; Edward 7. Burnham, A. R. S.;
". H. Reynolds, s.; Lewis Reed, tt G. Wesbrook,
G.; Thomas Sweeney, A. O.; Patrick Foley l. s. A. L.
HW. P and D. G.. UP. fs6.] JOHN LARKIN, R. s.;
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X D. JR.-Regular Wednesday Packet. For
VI Grand Gulf, Waterproof Rodney, saMsans@ a
Natchez Fort Adams, Bayou Sara, Baton ~ 10y
Rouge, DonaldsonvlIe and all intermediate So. sAs3
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HtRYs-AL PALACE-wAsHISGTo NEA GIGANrEA,
~ OF monster tree Of Caifereis-An enormsas speed
Of the forest giants OK CALIFORNIA;, trAnscendag In
size and beauty any nbig tree, a. yst imported from
that region has just arrived from San Francisco AID
viii be exhibited In the Crystal Palace, which has been
engaged oy the proprietor OF ibis wonder Of nature
the only building In New York large enough to display
it, magr fcent proportions The exhibition win epen
WeoBesdsy the Attn OF July and capno$ fail 70 prove
the grand attraction OF the che WashiaxtoniA
Ggantea ESQ named by boanists IL OF much larger d.
Densons than the specimen Of The described
and depicted In the London Illustrated News under ths
title of the Well Dgtonea Gigaptea.
That tree only - feet 1t its base and I76
feet in height, while the principal diameter tho WASH
ingtenea GganRa Ia 81 feet and It's altitude whea grow
16h feet. Tho sbg tree exhibited In thi, city a.
veral Sonths ago slnost pigmy 10 comparison
with this Eastodon, which was Unquestionahly the
largest stck OF timber" IN California Il IL supposed
that there not than hundred OF hess treat
trees m that state, and tnis from ita ovsrtoppinQ
height distr gushed from the rest BY title q
the hotLsr Of the Forest II has besn cut down and
brought 10 New York at very heavy cost, cannot
fail to attract universal admiration not only IL
unrfvAled magnitude, but from the ssrAigbtness and
symmetery OF ite bole III h.se3 months Consumed
In filing trimming AID preparing the tres fer sxhibi-
tion and bringing II to This port Botansts Who have
examined the rings on the trunk pronousce s age 70 b
between three and four thous and years 10 WAS proba
bly, sapiug before the first Of the PYRAMIDS vas
laid, and vas contemporary with Moses and the Pre-
phets - IN. Y. Expressly
To Be- seen at the CRYSTAL Palace on the Fourth u
July, and every day Afterwards untl further nssios
Doors open from o'clock A. A. tin O'Clock p. r. Al
mittancs 26 cents X
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DUrNAh'S bONTHLY-yULY.
FIRST mum Der Of sixth volume.
CONTENTS OF NO. XXI.
JrvipR's Life Of Washing ton.


IrviDg's Life Of Washington.
Brss.
What Cbser2
Victor GAlbrAith.
Pi.Bt Mann ies.
Rural Objects in Europe and Assriss.
Bos came to lfAs Diamonds.
Recent American Poetry.
Cops God Continued
AnstrshAnA- (Csntinusd.)
Summer and Autumn.
Horace q reelsy.
Twice Married. (Consinued)
Mr. P,pperage's Fourth Of July Grafton.
Editorial Nsyes.
!. DtsrAturs.-l. Religious worAs-Norten's Nav
Translation 81 ths Gospels; Taylor lewis Six Days Of
patfus Loyols by Bsyts translated ny Madame 0alds
ron De La barcs; The Golden Hssd by n Jarrett.
2 Hstor~s--Ihe Life Of Sir William Pepperif, Hart,
by Usher Parsons; Cotton IL King.
3 kcvels-0tArles Rsade's Peg Wof6ne ton, Christie
JohrstoDe; School OF Lafs by Asoa Mary How'tt Er
rest Gray tho Sins Of Soc ETY. Mary Lyndon; Peeps
frsn Bsnry; kAe Ayesfsrdi Eden Mowbray; lui'
tisk; Dic,kns' Works.
4. hiecellaniss-.BAncroft's Literary and Historical
Miscelanss; Beschsr's Star Papers; Miss Coopsr's
Rhyme ard Reason Of Csontyy Life Margaret Fuller;
Gazetteer Of the Wolld.
II. Fine Artist. Arshitsctore-rriaty Chapel; AGA
DENY Of ausc.
o 'scuipturs--At Boston; Richard Gresnough; ". W
Story; Gswfori,s Beethoven
g. The Opsra-Grisi; Mario, steffepons; Brignoli
Vestva "WHhsna lell;' '.If rrovators Mrs. Perkna
Bali Msdsme Lagrange; Miss Louisa Pyns, Garnsa
Opera; MI. Harrison; Mr.. Bristow.
III New Publications.
Fifth volume, hound in cloth and halt mo, occ9, now
ready
rsrms--Thres dollars . year, or twenty live cents
number. DIX & EDWARDS Pa bishers
IL Park place New Yorx
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ITO DAYTON, CINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE
Il Spring and summer arrangement, via New York and
Erie ksirosd Hudson River Railroad, Peoples tae
steamer, Now FORK Central Railroad Lake Shore Hal
road Cleveland and Toieoo Railroad Clyde, thesce by
MAD River and Lake Erie and Cncnnatf Ham,lton and
Dayton railroads. Quickest and most direc. route
through from Ner York to Cincinnati two hours in ad
vance Of any other route Connections certain, and
ample time for meals Three daily trains Passengers
leaving New York evening steamers OF Peoples Lne
A. NJ train Of Hudson River Railroad, or 8 A. NJ
train Of Nes ORA and Erie Railroad connect 1t Buffalo
ard Dunkirk fcllows-Arrive at Bunaio 9P NJ, Dun
Clyde $50 A. n, belIefontaine Has A. NJ Dayton l
p ~, Hamilton p. M Cincn matt z. M. Passengers
leaving New York evening boat Of Peoples Line or
A. n. train Of Hudson River Railroad, or A. NJ train
hours in advance Of Columbus route second train
Leaves Cleveland, from west side Of river, A. NJ,
arrival Of steaners Cesoen, City and Queen Of West
from Buffalo, arrive at SAndusky llo6 A. M, Dayton
York on NJ trains Of Hudson River railroad or New
York and Erie Railroad arrive at Buffalo 10 80 A. N
Dupsrk IL 50 A. M, Cleveland $40 p. NJ. Grafton AZ
pm, Clyde $50 p. M Dayton $50 A. NJ, Cincinnati
Of Hadson River Railroad, or New York and Ere Rail
fosd by this route arrive IN Cincinnati thirty four mi
nutes in advance OF Columbus route. Be to cali
for tickets via Clyde and Dayton Cleveland
Of the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad and are Ca,
toned to beware Of the misrepresentation
the Cleveland depot that the train for Cincinnati does
notsave until 80 A NJ Two hours gained BY taking
eloA NJ train via Clyde and Dayton. Baggage chec-ed
om New York to Buffalo or Dunkirk and from Boralo
or Dunsrk TO Cincinnati Through tickets, and all In
formation be obtained board Peoples Line steam
eYs 1t the ticket Offices OF New York and Rail.
road NewYork Central Railrosi and Hudson River Rail
road or at office Of Cincinnati, Hamilton and Daytoo
Agent 1b9 Broadway, New York city. 9. d. BROWN,
General Eastern Agent
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MEDICAL.


ID CORDS PRACrIcE-NorfCE Or REM0vAL--IW
IL asdersisned, Formerly pupil with the greet n
eorc ofParis, and with the celebrated sugsens a tnis
city, Ora Csyucshan and Mott lnorms the pablo MT
he has removed and permanently established hh 49,
eultng and dispensing 1t NO. 6l6 Broadway ~
the eurs Of diseases. He en6ers 70 al afflicted psvs
Of rssf and those who have been Ab9sd b
"specincsn antidotes, Htb books, no Dsrearyv ~
hke enusions Of the numeTcus medical chaTIataaS II
day may rely on having thex treated ensstdi1y
no matter how complicated they may appsAr. n q.
tended osservstions In the famous Hospital du MAJ ~
Pars unter Ricord binself, together With the sinv
new and efficient remedies Of Ais eminent sdt1ss,,
render ors '%rosae's may >: nsstsnsa isr ~
tan. eiss that they can At any time sousph ths sIb
scrber BY stter giving plain Ststssnt u Shsr sssa
when the necessary medicines adapted 70 Il win b -.
pared and seat TO them Recent cases sarsd without
any delay Charges quite modeas, and ~ most en-
did informaton given In every instSsss Hs Hsatusnt
Of copsumpton, scrofuls and nervous disease n bassd
entirely the modern and improved sciences q msdi-
cine and pas bsen sminsnty ssecessul OonsulNations
On Frsnssis. once hours from 70 and nom 70 ..
O. d. HAMMOND, y. D., snrrssu
Author Of Medical Information for The IiilBos Ss No.
No w prossv.y, opposite p NI:Sclse HgHl
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L7FsALE LIEF AMoSG rHE MoRMoSS-rHE VIII
L r-rovsd BY . lady who has escaped iron q worse
tis viii s,s Why % 10 that the women of
Salt Las. psissd of INA peculiar .nssu
w hs, names, oates and pbsoes, and svsnts within
our own snc~lsdgs, osrreosrs ns many Of her state
Depts, tsss in ESQ, tis high ia,e that tss cnuss oi
there cuspsg pocrstes ponIshsd BY the govera
ment; that poor sho bong sent to early
graves, sst AZ liberty For fn particulars see the
Ne~ York Bisps'ch for July Price four cents, for
fals BY eli the p~wsmen-
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DENTISTRY.

II ssse.I ss.s 49,! - ..h,ish.S 20 sIpsVs
isr Ne psss fosrssn year. been engaged In furnishing
asnuss m ~ rsih And fts vicinity artificial testb
absut one hs lee, Than Y usually ehsrged 70 their patients
sam nov nfrsMnf VIE sane style Of work (Which for
10 upon the ssne terms charged TO dents
Persons want arHesl arc rerpsctsuv soct.d
TO CELL before mAkisg ne viii be
NEST happy 70 sxpain his system 70 ell may favor him
rssons connected with the profession. FERNS svsrss,
sAsh.
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EXHIBI1ToN AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE, JULY o
IN for the heneht of Sixth Axanns Ka0xad S,hCa

LI'AHlbIIlON Al The CRYSTAL PALACE, JULY y,
II for the benefit Of the Sixth Avenue Ragged SshooL
This school which has been for the last under the
charge Of Mas Mary Ann Dow, viii have exhibition
OF It's condition aud progress in the Crystal Palace
Monday, the ID Of July next In the afternoon. The
school will enter the Palace at two O'Clock and
fix srd during that time there will be exhibitions by
scholars, music and addresses. Mayor Wood, OF New
York; Mayor Hall, Of Broeklyn; Rev. Henry Ward
Bseter, Rev. E. Fl Chspn, john II. White Receiver Of
the Palace, and Others will take part In the proceed
ngs Judge Nmonds will read the report of the school,
and Mr. Gerard win give account Of the Schools
In london which he visited with Bishop Vain wright
The receipts Of the day after paying the expenses viii
be devoted to the support OF the school foe the ensuing
year. Doc wcrth's Band have Kindly profIsred their
services on the occasion and will perform At Intervals
during the afternoon, Tho various ARTICLES yet remn-
ing in the Palace including most OF the ststuary and
paintings viii be open 10 ths examination Of the visit
during the day the Undersigned taxing interest
in the school, and DESTROYS Of seeing similar sstAh-
shed tbrou the city snd vicinity solicit for this
exhibition the eution OF the humane and their char
table aid Tickets 20 cents children under II years Of
age bali price. Tickets be had ct the door and the
principal Dotes book and music stores James Harper
james ". Gerard, Peter Cooper, John II. White j. W.
Edmopds James Fresland, d. Il. Day, saml Brsvoort,
Geo. H. Jones'
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CURE CURE DOCTOR WARDS UNFORTUNArEs
- Friend row Ia used before every other remedy rhs
only certain known. DO mot Be deceived II tbs
only remedy that win not oisappoint. Quite original
without mercury mineral posons. No one tried
the UHfortunate's Fsend but expressed his Summation
Of its eTsct-equaly pleasant ~ sautaxy. Many are
cured BY one dose. Once Canal street one doer sast
Of Broadway. Dr. Powers ladies, periodic piils
remedy for in eeularitses in females The genuine pre-
pared and sold BY Dr. Ward, 80 Canal street,
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STOLEN GOODS.

nFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE NEW YORK
~ June "a, 18tb.-owners are wanted at the F,rsl
District Police Court for three Grape shaw and az this
ONCE for silver spoon, marked NJ A. H. which pro.
party In supposed TO have been stolen.
GEO. W. MArSEIL, Chief OF Police
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sIIIPPIyG.

n'HA kEE YOkA Ans LIVERPOOL UkirED 81 ArEf
Mail ssA>mers-fbs ship. ssavsaAs ssss sss ass sss
Allan nc, Isps wssA BALTIC cspa usnssssk
PACIFIC, cspt. kye AORIATfe, csps -.
srrment service fs@y care las sesp saker !. tAer eos
stsuottou, Ako In u strength sud
speed uieu edstions for passsssers
arsBsd eles and sonfort Price u eas.xs ton
Sew York Liverpool IN Erst class esbn, e sssoaS
do $50, exousye Of sxsvs she statcsoom ISIS FROM
Liverpool 90 Me- Yorh 81 and ~ ste-sS An expersnosd
attached 30 eseh sp No hxth cseu-et nE pan
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Silver wedd. Cake Knives, Pie Knives, rish Knives
Cupe Napkin Rings &e.
Watches Clocks and Jswery repaired 81 less shsa The
sssai prices Watches and Jswslry ssssn IN exchanges
Importer Of wstshes and Jswelry, Wholesale .ad Rsts
No. IL Wan street. tseccnd foorJ
ssae Broadway New Ycyk.
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ITOR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHM0ND-
IN The United States mail steamship JAMESTOWN, L.
Perish comnAnder, viii Leave per No 10 North river
on Saturday, June So at o'clock p NJ will arrive st
Norfoh the next afternoon ana at Petersburg and Rich
nond the folio wing morning. From Nor ok passengers
for the South proceed BY railroad direct with through
tickets from Weldon TO wlminetsn, ChArlsstou, &c.
Passage and fare 70 Norfolk ss TO Petersburg and Rich
mond, si0 stssrags half pxioe. Through ticket %
No. 80 Broadway. N, B-No frsight taken for Peters.
burg,
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BEAUTIFUL SUMNER RErREAr-YOREsr HOUSE
nount.in .ssst ooo feet .bevs the level ct N: and
always ready 1t the stanhope STATEN Of the
and Essex Railroad 70 guests the house For
&C., addrsss the propSietors. J. n. SHARP Co,
Forest House, stAnhope Post once, M.
NEW YoRK BAY HOTKL, * NILES PROM JERSEY
~ City ferry, on Bsrscn point, planb road The most
bosins Dinners and suPpsrs 81 an Private
carriages 70 and from the house 70 CITY Now for
maneH1 And Transient guesta Apply At the house. or
Capt. LAESR, Post Once Jersey City.
VyRRNTON FALLS, NEAR UTICA, N. Y.-THE aOTEL
this place Of Avorite 10 open for
vsers reach 10 direct the Black River Uoa
Rsroad trains leaving Utica the arrival Of the
best train also Of the H1ason express train
II. MOOkE, Proprietor.
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hctOAL my OBJECT ID QUICK BALES AND SMALL
u proats for cash. am delivering best quality red
or White ash well screened At IS So In lots Ave
tons At IS 26, from my yards, King and Greenwich,
Twenty 6fth street and Ninth avenue 6 Do sns street
near Broadway. PhIEh CLlNroN.
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USOa CHARTER LARGE AND cDMvoDIoUs
E steamer CRoT0N. can be chartered fox excursions
on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
For particulars apply TO WIN. @. LOCKWOOD, 81 south
street, TO Capt. VIM. II. Wood board the boat, at
tks foot Of Twelfth street, =, r.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
MEDICAL.

nR. POWERS LADIES' GOLDEN TONIC AND Pc
IL rodic Pils.A sure remedy for the monthly IRE.
euiarties to which females liable. 81 per box
The genuine to be obtained only Of DR.. WARD, Canal
street. east Of Broadway.
TAR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE "PRAcrCAL PRI.
~ vste Treatise, &C., Office Ga Houston street, nsar
Wooster, especially for the cure Of and long
standing cases. Hours OF consultation from to IL A.
NJ, and to p. NJ, Sunday excepted.
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L,oR KEYPORr AND FORT HANILroN-rHE NEW
II and fast ,tesnbeas KEYP0Rr leaves Nov York foot
Murray greet daily sundays excepted 81 O'Clock
H. returning leaves Ksvport 81 TX O'Clock A. NJ Pare d
cents Psrsens DESTROYS Of visiting Of The healthy
end best bathdg places R the vicinity Of New Yosk viii
and 81 KeSrort and business can BE- In New YorA
rom ~ A. y. until 4P. N.
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TOR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA
II ly-U, s. Mail Line Tho nsv, magnificent and
fast going steamer NASHVILLE, NJ Berry, snmmsnder,
viii leave pier No. T. N. r. Saturday, June 30th at
p NJ, prscisely. For freight apply ON board wh.rs
all bills OF ladipg F be signed and Tor passage at the
Office Of Spohord, nsston Co., 70 Broadway Through
tickets to Florida fotlows:-To Jacksonvls cal; 10
PstAa, sas The soutberner wiz succeed, and leave
an Meduesday. Julv Attn.
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NOR RICHMOND AND NORF0LK.--rTIE STEAMSHIP
IL Jamestown, Captain Parrish, IL nov loaaips Al
pier Is North river for Richmond aud Norfolk and vii
leave on Saturday afternoon, at 4 o clock.
4 LUDLAM ~ PLEASANTS, 80 Broadway.
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DREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON-THE UNITED
ID States mail steamship HERMANN, L Higgins coon
manter will sa for Bremen, touching At Southampton
to land the malls Aad passengers for England and
France, Saturday, July H. ut ~ O'Clock NJ, from
pier 81 North river Prce OF passage from New York to
Southampton or Bremen:-
In first cabin main saloon. $3.50
In hrst cabin, lower saloon. ITO
IN UeCOnu cspin. on
An experienced surgeon u attached each steamer
Specie delivered In HavTs London all letters must
pass through the Post Office For passage freight
ply to G. r. SAND, Agent, IL South William street.
1he steamer Washington viii succeed the Hermann,
and sail August IL.
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Yy,HE SOUTHERN CRITICS
Il AND
HENRY WARD BEECHER.

a
HENRY WARD BEECHER.
The Frankfort Ky Commonwealth in reviewing Mr.
Beecners new book, STAR PAPERS, speaks follows
''h it bad been told VI 10 advance that Henry Ward
Beecher had published book, should have expected
to ind II full o; demonstrations and aimed at
soath; ~ least fun OF fnss and gibes At Commercial
religion and cotton conscience But here ne Ia.
pole mic controversial orator beligsront editor,
but in the pleasant and quiet coaracterof sdmircr
sentiment We Inc him hugely in his new chsrac.
ter There possible DISSEMINATION about his relish
for woods, and senB, and messy rocks, and roaring
streams With their whirng eddies and speck
led trout he evidently loves nature boy loves hisrst
tweetbesrt He enjoys her society with ectstic
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