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TT O NJ
III AN UToBIoG RApHY.
By ANNA LELAND.
" Oh, thou wealthy Past !
Thine are our treasures. "

Oh, thou wealthy Past
Thine treasures"
From the Preface.
In these Of many books mutudes OF tales are told
foundation in the fancy and Imagination OF thes
writer's. .,, -,
How often after the perusa Of these does the reader feel
that - . .... ,,., ,,,,,, ,,,.N ms N INV
and that from history his knowledge he might
weave tissue which should be Interesting and
even II ore startling, than these airy structures
To indulgence Of such feeling may be acbed the OIL
gin Of this unpretending volume
From The N. y Evangelist
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that the author conscentousy endeayored 70 make So n
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| JOURNEY IN THE SEABOARD SLAVE

A JOURNEY IN THE SEABOARD SLAVE
~ STATES BY the author Of The Walks and Talks Of an
American Farmer In Eng and"
PORTION OF THt TlsLr OF CONTENTS;
sorrH C,soIN. sip GE on Gang, ST;
kSas9 Hay @ P sly HsiSs se.ns S9a5 Tas
Field Hand. s7 An oversee 5ss Niger $40 North
ou. s s59 S Ssso Carolina e
Fires sos; Slaves Work S Conversation with Peasant,
Of the Higher Glaze 42 Manners and Morals in South Caro-
Slave Graveyard Tombstone, 4Oe; The Rice Coast 4s
Northern lnvads and other Travellers aud the Accommoda
as; Negro Quarters 4e: Delightful Mansion Wonderful
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Negro Quarters 42 The Slave Nursery 49, Teufesdrockh
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Food 43l More Field Hsnds their Dress and Appearance
Native Africsn-Task Work 45i; Drivers 49,; Punishment
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Scheme OF Emancipation sugaested 45 Special Deprsyy OF
the Negro 49, Slave MarIiage' and Funerals t4Sj save
vice among the Cracker. = 81 or,n VII
Rcr, AND CULTURE.-Rice, and its Culture-E1tent
and How Limited 49, The Atlantic Rice DistrSt 49, Slave
Labor Applied Rice Plantations, 49, Treatment OF
CHAPTER VIII.
LNI AND GEoRG-The Democratic Social Theory 49, The
South Carolina Social Theory 49 Origin and Early Character
F.fy Black Code 49, Progress 4gi Results 800; Good
ciety sol The Free Laborng Class at the Revolution oI us
Present Condition. 54; The Sand Killers SO; Immigration
So Present Industrial Condition. SIS; The Predcanent 522
Ths Origin the Georgia Community 5 Early Resistance
10 Slavery 5 The Law against Slavery Abrogated 58 In
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ISL Note Oh Building @ On Manufactures and other In
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Citizens $685. so Dro Texan so; How he
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Negro Joty and Wssefuuess 564; Mobile, 1885, Passage to
New ansTexan Immigrants. 500 Bad Speculation with
Negro So about Slavery and Abo
hilton, 572 u,
EcosoMIcAL EXPERIENCE or ALABAaA-Onnn 5If; En-
ieraton, SIC; Present Condition and Prospects oI6
CHAPTER XI
LOUISIANA
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Ia the daughter Dr. Granville OF the most dstngulsed
pbysei,ps OF Mayfsir London After receiving all the polish
and which the highest society and best edca
common briancy and impresbty she was married IN early
life to the de Maguetes the last male OF
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N-No 10 of FRANK LESLIE'S ILLUSTRATED NEWS
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E.ctng scene House of Repre- atyes Washington
on the Of the election OF ~ r. Banks b tor
Speaker.
President Piece's ReeeponScene in the East Room at the
White House, Washington.
Portrait of Capt Nye Of the Collins steamship Pacific.
Back and front OF Medal presented 20 Capt Nye.
Dreadful Accident the brig w H. Stafford In the East River
New. York eight lives lost go
Hall of the Board OF Education, New. York City.
Portrait OF s. y Randall Superintendent OF Board of Edaea
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Portrait West the painter In his Chinese costume
Portrait Of sumner the victim Ia the late tragedy In Boston,
Scene at Nibob Theaer, New.iork.
View OF Hamilton, Canada West.
Portrait of Sir Allan Mscnab, Prime Minister OF Canada
Scene in Constsnnope
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pers though much that in them home to number one
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of appeared the days of Jack Down
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there is malice in nothing overdone but every
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Just Published
Il A T Z w E s I o NJ;
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WITT.
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We have only make few short extracts ro ne eA
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FROM THE REPUBLICAN,, BALTIMORE, MD
This 10 thrilling story, told IN ehase and Desu'uI az
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kindly feelings toward his felow-man-"
FROM THE CHRISTIAN INTELLiGENCEk New, fois;
The book is worthy Of commentator for s graceful ahu
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uendsbe features The book gracefully dedicated 20 he
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FROM THE SUN PHILADELPHIA.
We end this delightful book most cordially 10 the pup
good and many, very many OF our
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dedicated Rev. John Dowling D. D., whose
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D. 4 D. have Just published
THE HUNTERS FEAST;
Or CONVERSATIONS AROUND THE CAMP FIRE.
BY CAPT. NAYNE REID,
Author Of The Rifle Rangers, &c.
Elegantly illustrated 81 IS.
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CONTENTS OF THIS WEEKS NUMBER
Orr SPECIAL CONTRIBUTORS Congress NJ WORK. q,
some OF the Causes Pau Moral Lesson OF the Struggle
NaxYork Observers Idea of Church Building in Ksn.a,
Artillery-by Henry Ward The War Spirit
OuR own CoREEsPoSDrvcE. Congress.
From our ashington Core Commercial and financial
ESents Of the Week FAMILY READING.
From Wisconsin Core The Pastors Wife
Letter from England. Little johnny
Letter from Detroit Womans Sphere.
The Palace of Treason. ASurpnse
The Tract Society Again. Two Scenes
Mission Schools SELECTIONS
Prize Debates at Yale Col The Greatest Baptist Minis
lege ter
Shot Sermons Tie Small Fortunes.
Dedication. What will YOU do when you
PrAyer for the World. become Man
The American Tract Society FOREIGN MISCELLANY
To the Friends of IL Amer- ADVANTAGEOUS
can and Foreign Christian EDITORS BOOK TABLE
Union The Home Missionary.
LtrERARy RECORD Elegant Extracts
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE. FoREIGS INTELLIGENCE
DonEsTIC SUMMARY. Arrival OF the ARABIA
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PUBLISH THIS DAY:
THE ATTACHE IN MADRID;

SKETCHES OF THE COURT OF ISABELLA ii.
VOL, limo. 36s pages Sl.
believed that there is no other book IN our language
which presents good picture OF spain and the Spasrds
The author the Tor
the production such work The Spaniads are proud PEG
peproud Of their country and horypoud OF their
their urches and their regond proud OF their manners
and habits With such nation the Atteche could iee deep
ard sincere sympathy He maeralistic 70 be
hsusted by the ghost of IN the Paaee oil me rs
cura He everything from the private eyee TO the pup
lie bull fight from the moonlight dance Of Manoa 70 the rega
balls the Duchess fAvs from the needewok OF the spansh
maiden the glorious paintings OF Titan, Nesquez and Mu
ro and he has upon paper all that was worthy Of record
which under his notice But this IS not all lie mas give
u kind Of political history of modern Spain. His book VIII
make Spanish politics and Spanish partisanshp as amar 20
the reader conchoogy Of his own hars and
Sos The gven Of VI. Soule's diplomacy, OF his
herosm is the least interesting chapter IN the Work and
the description OF the Revolution OF 84 and OF the Eh OF
Queen Christina and of the San Luis Cabinet grapnc, IN
structiye and interesting.
Il evident that the relations Of the author AZ me spanish
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Religious Notices.

c,,,yolic Apostolic Church in 16th-st., between
WfNiNG 10th inst. at ~ O'Clock.
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Mrs. Byrn will lecture upon WOMANS hiGHTS, az
Military Hall Bowery opposite Spriugst, ON sUNDAf IVn
inst Al % m 10 be followed by debate nth day. Inc
strors minded Women weakmnded Men are having al III
teresting time.
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Remanism,-Dr LORD, formerly Roman Caholc
Jesu Priest will deliver Lecture the above subject at he
Methodist Protestant Church in Aoeys between Delaney
and Rivngton, on MONDAY EVENING at O'Clock Adih'
sion2