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LITERARY NOTICES.
he Sacred Plains. BY j. II. Headey For sale by Franck

Ne Saersd PtdtRs. BY J. H. Hcadley. For sale by Franck
Taylor.
We not Of The nature Of the relationship n any
Ives stist between Mr. !. H. Headley and the Rev Joel T.
hadey, author of Napoleon and his Malshas" Sacred
Mountains" dc, but quite that they ought
reedthat they ought to resemble each other in fea-
re'-ior they most sssuredy have the style OF think
ng and writag. Together they have enoompasscd the
whole face II sacred lands with their mighty pens The
cnd precursor" has long since usurped the mountains
"Plainsn
The design Of the present work. to quote from It's preface
"tO render familiar and e-like Of the scenes
onmemorated in the Bible" These are II mistake not
s exact words with which the reverend author opened Ais
P'ace to 'Ssered Mountains" and this extract toera
oyr sample Of the originality Of the whole book which,
The nature OF The subject would permit IL copy OF
" precursor, "The Sacred Mountains"
The TaHglerood Letters For sale BY Franck TAYLOR.
s Se thing we have been able to find in this work Is 10
'"s osa'sAuon Of III Il reads as foliowss
man who has the telnerity to publish NAV be-
a. written not FOR the eyes Of partial friends alone but
~ ,usngers and aliens well-for all whom favorinQ
nav ~, we oookeller) can seduee 70 his pages. lie
g. sHei'er himself, therefore, behind the Judgment OF
~ no ere willing TO pardon bis book because II happens
a. lndiscretion, but be lorearmed against the
pgiuy M o. Others who have no private motives for
aouot not but that most readers win agree with the
hon, BY the way, take to be the anthor--tha,
- me some things in the book which might be inn
there might be little disagreement as to the
however The book, upon the whole, has been print
oound 10 much better style than IL has been written
economic Cottage Bladder. BY Charles p Dryer For sale
by Franck Taylor.
Ibis quite handsome, and to men Of small means desi
I'M building cheap tasteful and comfortable houses Il
very useful book Il contains a number Of beauti-
signs wen executed, and clearly and coneseiy explain
,e one Of which cannot fail please the most astdi-
fanoroma Of LIFE and Litero,pre," for MAY, has
q. This monthly is issued by ''Litteli son,
p'o'hers Of the Living Age. Terms Of publication 81
'" ye'F for one copy, IS Tor two, and $40 for FIVE
~ Biackeood.
APrh number H. usual, valuable and entertaining
v '"e oy Taylor Maury.
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proposaIs rog copper rate nngra1iag.

.t orgtcE sVFEKsvHsaENf lr6lac PHugSa
a44 Waiting fiay+a. 1856,
DUPLICATE PROPOSALS win received Il MS once uLu
the 10Th day u May ~ ooak aneaytuF
copper f The USE o. che senate aa1 ss Rtpstaaes, in
tc best manner, eesap gaaro rsiss " nehe napl his
sofy eDnebo0eys Ecg, ace3raHy die reports
eide Aallrosd Surveys and Jaf,aa ExaediipE.
Iha Illustrations viii open Ohec,
those persons daAc Of basg s the Until e ei0sag Of
the bids, and deslfId ID furnished
will entered and sega,ily via
be o successful I'D lea for he ahig execution u
their contracts.
isto " distinctly understood hs 20 esSs VIII b entertained
from parties directly engaged in, and practically
with, style or thai the contracts wilt all
cases, be awarded the lowest aud beat bidder
1e price, plgce, uF The work hid
s and the time require for The trsSnics Of ew@k aud nust
b. addressed, chairman OF he srnTiiics Ensvng
House OF Representative, TINTED Stss asd @ A. g.
ndenl Of fubc Pruning, Masnelon p 81 and e
H a. O. SEAMAN.
May g. I'd s0aenhsenaent.
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once Of mo Co,nmtsslsnsr Of Loa.,,s.,


E undersigned Commissioner of Lotteries Of the State Mary
land being daily Of letters from various OF the
schemes Which The
flooded and which pupor be decidedly the drawings
The Maryland Consolidated Looea takes this metaod
all lesrs Of and inform The public that all lotteries
pufpons decided by Maryland frauds
who themselves HOrrs
sole agents ,r the grand lotteries
neither legal posumpye existence and that anohrr fictitious
Cleveland, Ohu,
nil lotteries which oy profess 10 be
ffauds.
RICHARD RANCE Of this city IL the drawing
the Maryland louerese husaess conducted undr u'e da
q. FRANCE CO, and they have
Baltimore, There however forty licensed
Maryland who derive license
Office, sell tickets 10 the Maryland lotteries
.#... ID. II. McPHAiL,
Commissioner 81 Lotteries for he State Of Maryland
Ap ~ -2md&cp
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CHANGE AND UStoy.-The Yankee Blade has been uni
ted with the Portfolio which has been enlarged aud is
Of the pccst and most instructive aud reliable cra-
ry papers in the country 1t Is published by John s.
Sleeper 4 Co, Boston, at 81 per year.
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! ny 6. ". g0TELGis, ancaone,r.

lyREAr SALE or Lots NEAR THE FaEsiDGHT's- on
" oniudsy OF this VIII ae 70 the highest
bidder 10 valuable building R situated the 81 and lst
streets west being I4 Int Of te iEes
dents bsau,Bl ely
aud Ills enysoEs, md
mia avenue If rainy, III D. D. sassl
Ierms the balance In s. H. and "a n0i
with Interest and deed OF The
Title indspulabio Piais may he had NJ my store.
$3.50 s8 8S fs tsH5&H 4aR q. w. RoTELFn,
May D-st t8saEss #Estf asi II Aaaiioneor.
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FAsTprous TAsrE.The fast young ladies OF Vincennes
says tho Louisville Democrat giving "opon partes
At which the only refreshments onions and alum
salt Yinoennes is the oldest in the State and the
progress Of civilization among us inhabitants Is asomer
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RNY'5 Confectionery Ridge tuee CeoIsetnm % q. fhe
"A pnee Zee and This esialishmeE viii
hereafter be 81 ION plain, e. 70 moulded single quart
ga cents The qua q our radneis1s ~ well known oe sur
soDufhtFs
need for the ekoetnee af ice
invaded silver medal by the Mrio
above 9tl-
shall be whpi bey hitherto Lave hecn
All orders for dnr, bulls wcddrgs, aondsd ~ wilh QUO
usual and despatch. q, IA, AMY.
An afornen Of Fenc and domestic cepllss fu ge ard
cakes hand Jisr, blaze Charlotte deusss,
eapdy ryfan,ies, made order az short
Good. sent % any pan Of Washing on free u cost
Aur o. IN
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Snow IN MAY.-0n Monday morning. at Concord, New
Hampshire the ground white With snow, about half
inch having fallen during the night very little fell
in the vicinity Of Manchester.
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q r FICIA j..

TRglsuny DErArrnrsT, December |, fash
Notice hereby holders the stocks United
that this department will purchase 10 the of 81
said when ptn
LIST day next, win pas terer following prices
wit;
For stock OF the loan OF 1872 premium Of 10 For
stock of the loans ss and 1885, preu Of 10 Fr
OF 1850 eorsnonly called Texan
nifty stock, ptemum of And for stock u the n %
1885, redosnate te 18th November, 1875, received lhe
Treasury The ist day Of January premium 81
feceved between toe let January 3s day
premium Of per and received ner e st ntcfi
and prior to said LIST OF June rex penipM Of ~
will also be allowed said soess teGed
July assigned rpci.
pal Of certificates received po The Is tununty Aner
date, win be allowed IL addition the premium
om January the date Of their In bot
will be allowed In addition FOR money reach tbs
seller. Eia&
Certificates transmitted s department under the ptcert
tee should be duly assigned The United States with the
The it January party
entitled to receive tho purehase- money
Payment for these stocks win be made ~ dfns upon TIE assist
at Bosion, New York. PHILADELPHIA the Tare
entdcd 10 receive tho money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary the Treasury
Dec i--dtlsiJunef
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Clark OF old for Prizes
JOHN CLARK,

JOHN CLARK,
Old-sstabiishsd Prse-selier, Baltimore City,
capital pxo by Cak than any other
United all Clark "
you seed ORDERS and sha be
Look al ibis Rib and Bequtifut Schemci
Aud every prize put public
every then besuy of the thing
all drawn 10 bs by no chooses acnd
the drawiur = #I#
mi. drawing Havana paa Baltimore and in
both preceding classes every prize drawn.
10000 tekeis-l5y6oO prizes
Buy tickets and you Of prize any how.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Cas. 10,
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MARRIED, Not Massas er. How they Lived 40 wood
NJ side and Throckmortoa Hall Alice Carey author Of Clio.
vornook Price o..
luat published sale a, TAYLOR A. MAuRyT
Ap2 bookstore, OH Ktr 81.
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New ORLEANS, May s.--There has been n very scve
here aud most Of the teegaphio lines are now down
several houses were unroofod at Baton Rouge.
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From Havn,,a.

NEw oRtEASs, May S.-The steamer Cahawba from la.
vana with dates the 4th has arrived Sugar was higher
Stock 2T6 900 boxes Molasses was scarce.
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IRON PaeoEa.Th Commander n ne United States Soop
Of Var ST. Nary's fabestigutng ne late Outrage.
CHAntryros, May San arrival from Aspinwall brings
dates to the gath ut Everything quiet at Panama.
The ploop ofwar 81 Marys there's and her commander
Immediately proceeded inquire into the Of the late
outrage. warm correspondence had taken place between
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New YoRK, May 9Flour is irm-sales Of $500 bols--
common good State So S7 SIS TO low grade
extra 0he, IS sIS 80 rs good 10 standard southern
% zI s6 IS fancy TO extra do So STA % 20 wheat
quietaes of 00s bushels southern red 81 81 south
efn white, 81 So Corn Is rnsaes OF $4,000 bushels
southern mixed SO cents Pork Ii rsales Of 600 bills
mess, slT s7S. Beef rnsales OF $50 bbls Chicago
repacked $40 Sl3. Lard is irmsales Of 250 bills al
l0 cents Whisky is inproyng-sales OF $50 bbs-ohio,
2911 cents.
BAIrfsroRE, May 9-The steamers had no visible
elect ON the markets. and prices unchanged, with mod
crate busnessaes OF Howard flour at sd Ohio and
City Mills nominal at the figure. Wheat Is still
rreguar-far to prime reds 81 80 81 Al fair to good
whites 81 40 Sl So and prime extra -four 10 choice family
Hour lots, 81 SO 81 70. Corn white, 45 40 cents
yellow, so So cents Provisions in fair demandmess
pork sls sales Of bacon shoulders at 81 cents sides
at9 9A cens and hams 10 l2a cents Lard steady
at l0A LIN cents In barrels and kegs. sas III
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pio.ion Loss Of life.

81. JoHNp, a. b. May 9--The boiler OF the stcnme
j. d. Pierce exploded yesterday Frederickton. Fou
persons instantly killed, and another has since died
Several other persons have been reported injured
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A CARD.-Doctors w, b. MAGRUDER and D. II. HAGNER
entered partnership the practice
branches profession street,
Magruders Is Pennyivania avenue,
aist street, Dr, Iagrers door TO the office.
Ma o.
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him and the governor u Psnaa who about leaving tAe
desire for plumber. la4a s4f
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BY TEL EG Il A Phi.


ST. LOWS May 9Tho Kansas correspondent OF the Re
publican says that Sheriff Jones is somewhat better his
recovery l. doubtful.
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PmLApELrHIA, May o.-Mr. Buchanan notified Of BIZ
nomination for the presidency by the Pennsyvani Stat
Democratic Convention yesterday at Lancaster which
he accepted and endorsed the resolutions adopted by tn
said convention.
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, class 10,
To be drawn in Baltimore city, May 10, 1876.


Ffflts hmbunTIfF TRIflHVUI
Tickets sio--hsives s5-qaastsrs 81 50.
For the prizes address orders 10
.. CLARK, Baltimore city.
Official drawings and scheme 10 aIl who order
r. Fa.rcF Co. only managers MARY
lend lotteries We licensed them, fully authorized
Of hu aI orders in any NJ the many lotteries.
April 93-5twdScp
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BosroS, May o.-The brig Elvina arrived here to-day
On the 5h inst on South Shoa she fell in with tho sh
Adriana, frpm New York for Gan Francisco in sinking
condition. She took OF her crew and brought them int,
this port
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Rock BLAND (nl.,) May 0,The southern boamen hav,
tried re the Mississippi railroad bridge at this place THU
morning. But little damage was done.
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''sR WoRsuIrSo-The St Paul Free Press states that
republicans and Hindoos' Of the city Of St. An
D, uaSe put in nomination for mayor negro barber
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Leakage Stopped.


Taoy, May 0,-The leakage in the Chanplan canal ha
been stopped The canal nayigable Its entire length.
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LouIsvtIE May she business portion Of Hopkinsvie,
100000.
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p GRssRsb LAM OFuoR, April ., 1886.
LII having hooks bound belonging
~ Office will peas. them without delay
the Patent Office building, which General Land ts
day removed.
Ap -dpd tsar \ Init
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National Theatre. IA.
k Ia,, oS'..'.. Lssssss,
rmoEs Apsrssros.
Boxes and parqueie 70 cents
f'a'' ene'e aud galleries
"aa @ft.t@ a.t Last nigh. Of tst@e,
.. "noRsE SHOE ROBINSON" p. a. .a..s.a
d Seize .t.s.qj Frat night Of
ea4 aTHE DRUNKARD"
.a. SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 10,
vi The performance will with the play Of s
the DRUNKaRD. A4 g8
nam nm soa,an q non'faee
mary wilson, .'M'a Proctor
.,..s To conclude with, the sixth and lat time, .,a
HORSESHOE ROBINSON, #eH
The box sheet for the sale reserved viii open every
a' May G u hours between y :" N" aud ? pm
49, Ell ID --
..a. Madigan 4 Co.'s Circus!
..> GREAT NATIONAL ciRcUs, s
For three days exhibition wonder
ssG. # ever brought together on this continent ,s, FL
:. ON THIS WEDNESDAY, MAY Z,
TWo GRAND PERFORMANCES
exhibition O'Clock arranged especial pleasure
.Maa saEaa4g cf family parties a.o..- n .as.e.
EvsSIss rsRroRaAsox AT ooLocK. asga ga #s NJ
addition the beautiful display splendid
. NJ IN #NHaas1 geEnt as
51t t-aa s..a8 a.a CINDERELLA, 81. rs e.u ,alaaasT
which perform troupe twenty-five pretty children
Boxes and reserved seats 50 CENTS pit, IS cents
May TIL +
THE Secretary ofthe Treasury ac o,ylelgcs the
envelope Baltimore, Of "Cape Fear
ank' for $780, No communication having accompanied IL,
the An'ount has been placed in the treasury #
May l0-lt ssts& s#6 + Fs.lEa rst AE .tasW.G s6 35
OFFICE Oh THE CONSOLIDATED LO1rEiiIEs
aa OBI MARYLAND. ss ssat#.1a#.at. .8a#s#
following Maryland
ted Lottery the benefit of suqaehana Canal Sc class 81
drawn Say 1850 Ii. t a.ss #a.a#.#f z E..
80 IA 81 20 "a 80 35 Is IL 5s 81
following Patapsco
LOTTERY, class 1877, drawn May 8, 1855; #E tas#h
+. .a ii G2 IS CT 81 30 SO 50 II 2 81
n.ms. r. FRANCE & CO., Managers
d u. MePHArL Commissioner.
May i0--it ~ "@
YANKEE TRAVELS THROUGH GU IA, the n
Cuba, by
American eJes; BY Denoticus Phiaethes. 81 25.
Wheat A3iss a. Goddard,
81. Just pusished and for sale at ia - E#
TAYLOR X MAURY'S
May 10 a..- Bookstore, 9th street.
GALA for tie sociaiI by the author OF .saInd
~ the Solitary -sH.f& tIH
whitney, Defence OF the American Policy, g#sr
phiy aud Kit by Caroline Chces.bro'.
Social Science by Genrgs III Calvert
Hardersbe; the Fail Of Chicago by Major clardson
May 10 FRANck TAYLOR
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TURKEY,
The French have evacuated Kinburn.

The difficulty with England is nearly settled Adviccs
from Teheran say that Americans were there endeavorng
10 make treaty Of commerce.
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FOR RrsT.
THE MONUMENT HOUSE,
Ilelm9uf. TTrgtnir.

r'HIs dcfrhuy situated Hotel offered
of W ~ entirely aud tust finished
and WIN q
modern couvenirnces OF light ~gters baths, NC.
the CENTRE geographically, OF the city Rici-
ond fronting upon Grace Ninth and Capitol streets,
" Opposite Capitol Square and overcoming H. The lower a
ctv aud several mites a distance
from the Richmond, Frrdsnetshurg Potomac
Rsiiroal Company, End about
gnn and Richmond hnd Pershmg Conn ant
city omnbuses by every dunnc
day.
FOR Apply JAMES LYONS,
April S-d1w tBalt SUM- Richmond, Va.
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GOAL, received per John Clinton,
" landing, superor white and rcd M coal,
which will be sold at the Lowest market pnce
tic best iftcle OF wood constantly on hand.
I'd promptly hiea. n. ]. w, ~. GAIT,
MAY s--t Northwest oofntr VI i2tt and y scttf. .
THE GREAT AMERICAN BAf1LsGs or. the Coprfi be-
Christianity Political Ronansm Anna Ella Car
roll OF Maryland. o. IS
Harpots Story BOOK. Vol. o. 81.
The spanish Conquest in America and It's relation 10 The history
ofslsveV and the government OF colonies 2 vols 81
Tragedies Eschslns, literally translated -
Just published, and fof sale al TAYLOR MAUhhb 81
May ~ bookstore, near sih ".
l.. y. Middleton,
Dealer Ice
Once and depo, southwest corner and 18th streets.
Fob 97--dsnrif
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% April number is, usual valuable and entertaining
tOr ''s By Taylor Msury.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.

a' ~Tpaohcan County Convention, for the appoint
~ VI Deega,es TO the State Convention 10 be held
syracuse On Wednesday, the 2sth ms, met last
nl9hI az Academy Hall. The Tabernacle Committee
the Representatives from the Central Comm;,toe and
two Delegates from each Ward were presen, JouS
KrrnR Of the With Assembly D,,r;r, was 49,
President and WILLIAM JOsrs, jr., Of the vITrh rIA
and JoHs FITcB Of the XIIth, Secre,arie, 40"
report upon credentials, it was voted tha. ,ha 1.,'
gates from each District present the nAoos. -
Delegates and two Aternates Repressu.a.iv.. -
Syracuse. The following names were thereupon pre-.
seDtsd and arar mously iDSersed;
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24
IRON WASHINGTON.
THE OUTRAGE ON MIR. SUMNER.

Prom Our Special Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Thursday, May q, 1850.
The outrage upon Mr.. Sumner is the engros'Dg
topic OF conversation. No assault could have poe"
more brutal or more cowardly; but it must no' .,
,eSarded AZ an occurrence which is to be rendered.
more rare simply by exposure ana cii'o''"''
state Of things here and everywhere III 'Do 49, -.
where Slavery and Freedom are 70 cono Inv"
mediate conflict p 10 grow worse and mol oel'
a., 7, IA idle TO suppose that improvement
IN .oms merely by reason OF censure
- mcb an event as occurred to-day.
II !. iu,a6ed on the ground that no man should be
plsip.spoken on Slavery and its supporters, and
that such speech should be suppressed by violence.
hi, is the rale in the slaveheldng district OF the
Union. and az the General Government is succumb-
ipq, or to speak more properly, has succumbed TO
the slave power, the rule of the Slave States,
which is silence on the subject, is to be enforced
here and everywhere. Northern men, in the quiet
Of their homes, will say this is too much to
believe. OF course it is and they have
lisbelieved. But Kansas is telling the
story Of Slavery, and Washington now echoes it
II 10 absurd, therefore, TO indulge in mere denun
citation Of even so mOnstrOus Ofense as the as
sailing Of Senator in his seat for words spoken in
debate against the spread Of Slavery, and belabor-
ing him with bludgeon whose blows might have
caused instant death; for it is considered eXem-
plary treatment OF such oense by the leaders Of
the Slavery Extension movement. Doubtless,
Mr.. Toombs, who so complacently witnessed
the affray, thought, "Well, this hastens
the day when / shall call the roll of my
plaves on Bunker Hill" And Mr.. Douglas,
who either was was present, or came in before
the tragedy was complete, no doubt amiably felt
that the process of subduiDg opposition to Slavery
extension was being properly carried ont on the
Heor Of the Senate. Such is fair inference from
their appearance and expressions on the occasion.
The thing of which this violence is merely the
natural manifestation, is increasing in force in the
nation every hour, and has been ever since the
passage Of the Kansas Nebraska bill. To attempt
to abste the expression simply by denouncing the
examples of it, ia futile. We shall have to go
deeper and extirpate the cause. The slave power
has taken this nation by the throat, and the hold
nustbe broken or these svents will 90 on and null
tiply, and become more and more aggravated and
humilatDg, till the North is finally and totally
subdued. J.s.P.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24

The following is the resolve, with respect to the
Presidency, unanimously passed by the Republican
Convt ntion for the Vth district of Massachusetts,,
which met in Boston Tuesday and chose delegates
to the Philadelphia Convention:
Resolred That the first choice of this Convention for
a Presidential candidate at present advised, is Col.
John C. Fremont: but that We have full confidence
in the fidelity of the delegates whom have elected,
and we leave them free to act according to their best
Judgment under all the circumstances which may be
presented at Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24
Eem Dnbl,fnfions.

COME WRITER has SPOKEN about PILING
~ ossA on PELION1 vhich rsbabiy neai. soEet thing
tremendous shoufh the idea not eIscty clear 20 some
people II Peion' the name Of Grecsn ne-spapef
with large eircsstion and oss7 the Of another Gre
elan nevspsper with large circulation, sHd he des Of
plirs ossa PeIon SIMPLY neUs that lie swo paPes
being united The czrus had tie largest circulation hsh
was then possible for being. conceive Of $s
undentsnd H. for that jus: sbou; whs; BONNER Of tbe
LEDGER has been doing Not that he- h united two papers
70 No he knew trek worth two Of that When The
EEw-YORK LEDGER had reached wis: considered the
largest k1d Of circulation be Just vork And tTebei
t. and be las work 70 treble ssAr II that sn
pins up thinn' rather high then Chinborazo ,cP o
Popoc.,.pe would be only very small hill The LEDGER
fr THIS MORNING fal Of e1eeeree anytime human
be- ard foa splendid EnG.vns over AID yet eoes OILY
-Four Cents
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24
A st T0RY for the T N Z S.
IA THIS DAY PUBLISHED,
SHIP CARPENTERS FAMILY.
WILLIAM s WHITMAN


This Of those highly interesting nar.,ivss which ueees-
ssry takes strong hold Of the ropolu mind ,te. ampe
truts.hke terms OF The nsss di.serntmsnts
70 which the humble mechanic subjected vbo has lUse
family dependent upon bis unsded exsrOns for support It
shows how honest, patient unvesed ndasy 10 sare Of
cess It last this country where perhaps labor holds DoNer
position than il does any other land It story that w
cheer the snhns the poor and incline the A look
more Kindly upon The less fortunate IN worldly matters VIII
be with equal interest By al classes and BY u Al
.se..nd viii Jay the book aside without feeling that hs
has morally speaking been benefited BY It's perusAl
To the religious public cannot h to meet with sppfOes-
iion for is pevsded With deep religious sentiment We
hope that the book will have wide circulation sad
reason Why should for conveys snrsbe mora sSt
being eolored In sueh h tins Of morality Il viii cnce
win hesit and exercise lins impression the ehAr.e
ter"
Published IN volume. Cloth. Price 81.
Ii. LONG BROTHER, No ll N,s.aa--
Copies mail ed receipt Of 81 Address shoye
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