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New YoRK, June 1l.--Stocks are dull Cum
belland Coal Company, % 49, Pennsylvania Goa
Company, 100 10; Reading Railroad, 81 IL; Vir
ginia SIS, 90 l-8.
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VUyHE ARCTIC REFRIGERATO
IL the first ever introduced mo this market, is
for sale at the House Furnishing Ware Rooms Of the
subscriber. This matchless article needs but TO be
seen t, be admired and approved, and the public are
invited to call at the store where model with glass
DOORS is kept in copstant operation, showing the cir
culaton of air in the Refrigerator which, continues
as long as there Is ice in it. No ventilation from the
external air is permitted needed account Of the
constant publication Of the air by its passage through
the ice. The air leaves the ice Mt temperature OF
80 degrees in dense and dry state and fills directly
upon articles below the ice-box. thus producing the
results of refrigeration never obtained before by any
other refrigerator.
For sale by the subscriber, agent Of the manufac-
turer. N. M. McGREti0R,
may 17--eo4w $50, Seventh street.
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n TENANT for that handsome Brick
IA Cottage-built house Twelfth street, Island.
Rent, 5000 per annum. Apply next door.
JOHN L. SMITH,
june 10--3t Attorney-at-Law.
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To conclude with
PEG WOFFINGTON,
OR MASKS AND FACES.
Peg Wellington ..........S.. Mrs Farren.

Friday Benefit of
MRS. FARR EN-.
Doors open at o'clock, p. NJ Curtain rises at
O'Clock precisely.
june H.
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PREPARE FOR THE YARN
WEATHER.

yXJE have q large and complete stock
w Of summer Under Shirts and Drawers for
Gentlemen, of Gauze, Merino and Cotton, Silk, Lise
Thread, Linen and Twilled Cotton.
Our friends and the public are solicited 10 examine
them. Prices low.
Goods cheerfnlly exhibited at all times.
GEO. II. d. WHITE CO.,
Gents. Furnishing Store,
$50 Penn. Az, bet 9th and 10th SITS,
June A-eod2wif
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On Saturday, June IA, 1856,
Nd CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Glass 90.

: All one No. tickets draw 10 dollars net
Tickets $40, Halves $5, Quarters 90 so.
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AMERICAN Hook AND LADDER CoMPANY.-Whe
as, 1t has been represented by members of the
Franklin Fire Company and others, that the Amer
loan Hook and Ladder Company was engaged in
the riot which occurred on the Island on Satur-
day evening, May 31st--therefore,
Resolved, That the Secretary be directed to COM
municate to the Franklin Fire Company and the
public, through the medium of the press, the fact
that the American Hook and Ladder Company was
not out on the evening referred to- and conse-
quently could not have been engaged in the riot I;
nor is it believed that any Individual member Of
said company was present on that occasion.
Resolved, further, That the American Hook and
Ladder Company do, and always will, look with
dsapprobation upon the practice of rioting at fires,
believing it to be derogatory to the character and
inconsistent with the professions and aims of true
fremen; and entertaining, as do, the most
kindly sentiments towards our brother fremen OF
this city, earnestly and fraternaly invite them
to unite with us in an effort to check and finally
subdue the spirit of diseord, now unbappily 20 rife
amongst US.
VIM T. FERGUSON s>c,v
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George d. Sims, black, was arrested by Officer
Bell for assault upon cripple. On examination,
he was committed to jail by Justice Offutt.
John Henry Thomas, also colored, was bound
over to keep the peace.
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The Mayor of Baltimore has exercised CEN
sorship" over the stage, by directing the managers
of theatre in the city not to perform pieces called
Jack Sheppard and Glance at Baltimore, they
being, in his opinion, improper and demoralzing
in their tendency.
We are happy to say that no such rebuke is ne
cessary to the management of the National, as we
do not remember that they have Introduced any
plays of Objectionable nature since the Theatre
has been in their hands,
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THEArRE.--Tonight Mrs. Farren appears as
Mary Tudor in the historic play of the same name,
and also as Peg Wellington, in the comedy o.
Masks and Faces. To all who have not seen this
great actress there is rich treat in store, and to
those of her old friends we say that she has lost
none of her intensity Of conception, or grace
ease and finish Of performance, that has rendered
her SO justly favorite.
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The weather is warm and such as we should ex-
pect in June Sun-shades and straw hats are all
the rage. Some darby teamstcrs, this morning,
were holding debate stretched at full length on
the ground, under one of their wagons on the cor
ner of Seventh street and the Avenue.
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THE GUANo CoNvENTIoN.-This convention ad
journed last night sine die. We viii publish q
sketch of its proceedings tomorrow.
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REMOVAL OF THE CAPIToL--Mr Edwards, OF N.
T., yesterday withdrew his notice of bill for the
removal of the Capitol
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sFIIPPTNO.


EoRsAyANAENAHAN DFLoRIDA;-uNITEp
il Mail Iine.-1he new and elegant steamer ALABAMA,
Captain Geo scbenok wplesye on "Wednesday 10Th March
edn board For freight Or passage apply 70 s. L. CaIL
Jacksonville. s3l; to Pa.ka $50 Large and sommodous
steamers Savannah for Florida three time
pectpq with the steamers from New York Tuesdays
saturdays.
LOR CHARLESTON AND FLOkIDA-sEMI- " Il sKLY
4 U. 8. Mail Lint. The pIennd Steamship MARION.
ednssday, March ~ At o'clock r N. precisely. For
freight ply board where all bills q adng viii signed;
~ passage At the Office d SPOFFORb, TILESTON 4
co. 20 III ondway Cabin pas.age $15 The new, beautiful
NJ d fast going steamship JAMEs ADGER, 8 O. Turner
Commander viii succeed and leave Saturday. March ~
he favore Caroline makes regular trips 10 the
the st. Johns river Florida connecting With
from New York, and leaving Charleston every
snesday At O'Clock r. N. Through tickets to Jacksonville
SCI: 10 Prstka, $3a
Nor NORFOLK AND PETERSBURG THE UNITED
II states Nail steamship JAMESTOWN, Capt. Lewis Par
fsh the places Wedreedsy, March ~
sta O'Clock, r IRON Is. North rvert Paeengers win
arrive in Norfolk the next afternoon, and Petersburg and
Rchruerd the following morning Travellers Nr TIE South
need spp ehend decay In taking this pleasant ana exgsd
aos ae they win proceed from Norfolk by hs great MAI
limo 10 Charleston Savannah, augusta &c rssssge and
with saieroon, Norfolk vi 70 fetersnmrg and Aich
mend, $40. Apply 70 LuDLAh rhEAsASrs' sS Broad
way.
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UUDICAL..

nR. LARMONTS PARIS AND LONDON MEDIC Al
- Adviser and Marriage Guide. Eleventh edition $40 pages,
rs coed figures; cloth 81 gives the auyer sed remedies,
shows the superiority Of the authors Paris and London
treatment Of his speciality nervous debility local and genera.
indiscret0n &c. Office hours IL 70 and
o9P M ~ keade street, 200 Broadway New York.
We recommend Dr. LArmont TO the sctedCourrier des
Unis Zeung, National Democrat Day Book &c.
,,rrIc.C,ors C1pp ron Copns pu.IoNa CAY
NFFICACiOus CUfE FOh COhNS, buNloNS:, CAL
osites nails growing INTO me nesh and every anorda
Ok .nc iec. ~ nc a1u Ps'u a'eaoo ~foo' oassSs "
Monsieur LEVI OF NO Bis Rue de Rivo, Paris and No.
Conduit Regent street, London Surgeon Chiropodst
the Emperor Of France and the Royal Family Of England
having been specially invited New YORK TO attend some ais
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OCUL.1sTs AND AURIsps.

nUR1NG MY LATE TOUR VISITED THE MOST
celebrated 0culsts In Europe observed their practice
obtain ed all the remedies and instruments also artificial
which and look exactly Ike the natural believe
there now nothing known to the faculty in either hemisphere
with which am not familiar. which, combined with twenty
yeArs practice IN this city enables to treat all diseases
the eye and with the skill and
sight hearir hitherto Athome.
irons to o'clock. JAMES w. POWELL n D., Ocuist and
Aurst, 5o2 Broadway
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Bro street. B-She impart BY which any
lady gentleman obtain the affections OF the oppoe
Charge extra.
STONIMHING TO ALL.-MADAME MORROW, FHE
"A seventh daughter, has natural git to tell past vressn
aud future events and all the of life The very
thoughts sxd will speedy marriages. aud show the IKE
Of the intended husbands and absent friends and VIII
bring together those who separated, who win enjoy
greaest happiness of matrimonial bss All who wish good
luck may can for relief and comfort Thousands
pressed their belief that she e the most wonderful sstzoog in
The world or that has ever been known though she
nothing but what reconceabe to phosophers No charge
Il not satisfied rs Broome street, between Cannon and Column
bia- Gentlemen not admitted.
4 sTROLOGY.-THE CELEBRATED MRS. FLEURY
"A from Para whose relation has been Constantly consulted
by Napoleon L. gives true Information all events OF life
Questions about buairess marriage love- &C. answered
BY the power magnettsm 5 Boome street. second
door No. 4.
(tLAIRv0YAkCE-EvERF PERSON SUFFERING
~ with disease should consult Mrs HAYES the best medical
and business carvoysnt In America LADIES' only think what
blessing TO hear OF the welfare OF absent iiends I'm
rng ADVICE given repect business, &C. Once l76 Grand
street satisfaction given nay.
MADAME BACKER, AsTROLOGER, IS GOING TO
M leave New York Whoever Of her t1ends require her
services before Der departure call very soon
derce, 353s Lhpenard street.
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MEDICAL.


A MEDICINE HAS BERN DISCOVERED. DIR. HAIGHI
has dseovered vegetable compound which = curing a
nsa,eins sa"s oass Is sowsP, IT N.Y. e' '''' 10
Dr. HaisSscSear sr@Sbe bottle of medicine purchased
ct you for distressing 10ash s ssss1 M Ss ~s ra
Dr. Haisht-Desr si-Havng used your vsssiabis CON-
e ssS ps ne
Ma gss So q asrI S% cough
pfse sowsry New for sa'rA' " stanton Street,
TYR. Wards UNFoR1uNArE's FRIEND AND OTHER
dut comDes obtain
pept and speedy cure shoud come inmsdAey care
meet Kecus and unfaipg medical aid rendered. Ny Un.
door east OF corner OF Broadway
MO QUAcKEKY-pR COOPER. a DUANE STREET.
IN imsy be consulted With confidence dsesses Twenty sis
guarantees receiving honorable treatment those Who may
with The ay Of clre His medicines Are mild and can 5:
taken without the least fear Of restraint Charges moderate
DRIvA1E OONsULrArIoEA-DR. WATSON CON.
more than twenty thousand cases without one
Of failure The remedies mild and 90 not DE patient
cent there IN twenty hours Dr. Watson
patsnia are respectfully invited ss in he Sr place. !:
a''' no '""'s' TOT '0o'0'- Villa WATSON. n D.
MANY years SURF e0n 70 the Lock HoeptA nnr O. The
Caufe and Cure" plates, u. Once 90 WALKER
street. fourth door west OF Broadway. n 3ds8 ~ 4
DIcoRB's PRACTICE -1HE UNDERSIGNED, FOR
M %:s P1G =
popndenialy speciality, (which also incudes
B ;s.; .ss
O'clock to daily He tenders 70 all nscted peat
tive assurance relief and bose who have abused By
specncs antidoteA, books mo mercury and me suons
OF the numerous medical charaaans Of the day nav pov q
having treated sfscsany matter how coeiics
ted they may appear BIS extended obeervAnns 10 he Amous
Hospital du MIDI IN Paris under Ricord himself OgsSr viii
The many and ancient remedies Of this eDo S3reon
DER failure impossible FOR the sstAfsction q e ere
cd ills proper here TO state that Rieords practice
comprehends the arrangement o. these erssos
dry Of cure with entire sa. 70 he consitnsi By
hazardous OF such pretended specifics
cubetN copatbA. 10 Recent cured whOs delay
and The most ndd given every n~tapoe Tho
sutscribers rest ent OF c0n~umptcn constitutional scrof
lous mercural and di based entirely the
modern and improved science NJ medicine and has been emit
pepty successful II he for Of
patients residing IN the cities tbeg can
time consult the subscfSsr BY letter sytng plain
statement OF their when the medicines
10 wh be prepared ana sent to them Consultations Fran
Gals. q. ID. HAMMoND M D,
Physician. Consulting and Operative surgeon.
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COAL OIL.


Ii KEROSENE, Or COAL OH.
EXPLOSIVE
SECURED BY PATENTS.
Retail price, dollar per gallon.
The various patented hps to be found at the store Of he
undersigned the best adapted the
cuar qualities Of tho OIL each lamp giving hight equal TIVE
six loot gas burners.
Campbene Tampa be used for burning this OIL by adapt
ing the Keros chimney.
Sylvc oil lamps be used By cutting OF the bottom Of the
tin wick holder bring the surface OF the wick lsve
with the tin tube that surrounds the wick,
The usual discount 70 wholesale dealers
AURrENB
Agents the Oh Company, No. 81 Beaver NY
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ANTHOLOGY.

a can he consulted on all events Of nfe ar Nos. 81
Bro street. B-She impart BY which any
Charge extra.
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FREIGHT TO CALIFORNIA.

FIREMAN 4 CO. g ExPREes FOR CALIFORNIA
Oregon, Sandwich slands and Pacific coast 6OusA
via Panama. win be desps per United States man
Ssos e x.w Sn nasco ~ ~Sess
the requison Of the California Steamship Csmpaniss
will be sceesay hereafter that all freight going by express 80
delivered before the day Of steamer sahns Shippers By
express Of 10Th therefore, respectfully % send
Wednesday 10Th instant Tho value and contents each
Cusoms All freight must be In water proof condition,
viii owners risk Our express trunk for jewelry SMALL
parcels letters &C., will be kept open until O'Clock
Thursday, 10th. No letters taken unles in goverent
velopeA FREEMAN CO., 30 Broadway.
DACIFIC EXPRESS COMPANY-FOk California;
L South America, Oregon and Sandwich Isands.-GreA.
reduction In prices-Our next regular win be dee.
patched by the United States mail steamer George Law March
20 charge of special messenger Packages received until
O'Clock smau parcels and letters until IL O'Clock
WIN. H. HALL Agent, IA Broadway.
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M AIMS uNEoR1uN ArE,s FRIEND AND orurn

IL unyvaled eoiesfh OF certain diseases,
quick ard complete. The afflicted who obtain peA.
and speedy shond come immediately 70
bupdred monthly Office arranged that ratents do
meet hectos and unfaipg medical aid rendered. Ny Un
commencing In twelve hours Once 80 Canal street one
door OF corner OF Broadway
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MO QUACKEKY-DR COOPER, IA DUANE STREET,
IN msy he consul,ed i confidence dseases
years In speciality and at HIS present Office, sure
Of receiving honorable treatment Those who may
have been deceived by medical mpostors cali Dr.
with the certainty OF His medicines mild can be
taken without the least fear Of restraint Charges moderate
ard cure guaranteed In ell cases. -
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no BOARDING HOUSE KEEPBRs.-TO LET, TaE
large and conmodous tour story and attic brick house,
with addition In the 108 Blocker street, contain
shove thirty rooms; localities UNSURPASSED for first cass
boarding house r. BLANCHET 200 Sixth avenue, before 10
A. NJ and after p. NJ.
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NLD DR. UoRBITT rs CoNsULrED PRIVATELY, At
his Office e Mddaeh street peariy opposite Sands street,
door fom Fulton street, Brooklyn from A. N.
lOP N.
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A UsrRALIA.-I NDEPENDENT LINE-oNLY VESSEL.
n for sydney direc,-The A clipper bark j. GoDFREY.
passage apply board at pier Fast river or to
GOODBYE. AkKEIL ELLIOT SO Pearl street.
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mo IET-To A SMALL GEETEEL FAMILY, THE sg-
cord story ~ No. Bsyard coutaong froat
snd back paror, closets and kitchen. Inquire At No. Bay
srd street.
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NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY MARCH 10, 1856


mo LBT-rHE LARGE STABLE NO. 1O6 EAST 7wEN.
i usgh with me privilege Of The vacant lot adjoining,
having stalls for horyeA With good hAv and plenty
Of carriage WIN be rented for term Of GOOD
snant lor furher Particular apply j. FOsrER, 16 hAss
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r IsT OF LkTIERs FROM NICARAGUA REMAINING
~ in the California Express Office OF g. H. WINES CO.:
john Brodhead. "a william street.
Miss Anna 7. Barlow, Dan. T. Walden Wall street.
corner of New street.
Mrs. h. Higgins care Of 6O4 Fourth street.
r. Palanse,
John @. Devereux, 90 Broadway.
DR.. r. H. Saterlee q. g. A.
+. SOkdicck, New York
Ellen emth, 80 Wooster street.
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TO BACHELoRS-A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
psrior and bedroom to let floor with bath, fire
and gas lights Also we'll furnished attic chamber; will be let
10 gent emen only. 81 Franklin street
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r LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP CON.
IL pAny, No. Walnut st<ost Philadelphia, March l. 1916
Notice 70 passengers and importers Tho steamehp UIfY
Or BALTIMORE 2484 TONS 900 horse power Captain Ro
L0itch u intended the sangu from Liverpool
for during he month Of April Or e soon - she
iod Of service s expiring As the precise date
Of sailing be fixed, VAL appear In the entertainments
tF " - - JOHN g. DALE. Agent.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LINE--FIRsT SHIP
a The splendid A clipper ship HISTORIAN, 1870 tons
despatched positively for Melbourne on the 18th Of March,
accommodate few In first and sec md
abr applied for earlv Her accommodations caunrt be
upssred For bsance freight passage at low rates a.
lyon board pier IL East river TO GOODEVE. A.
SEIL ELLIOT, IS Pearl street
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NO LET-THE WHOLE OR PART OF Tue NEW FIVE
tory building. with store dwelling and fine cellars, the
err Of Twentieth street and avenue the building Is
pu pose some the lofts all the
son given Immediately JAMES SALMON, 10 Livingston
pia
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yyyo LFT-AT NO. IS MARKET STREET. RETWEEN
Ea. Broadway and Henry street, the second story tho
above consisting of back and front paror bed
rooms and In the attic 10 gentee family grown
PERSONS Refer required Apply TO A. McCAFFh AY
hi Catherine street.
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NOR MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA, TAKING rRETGH
far Sydney ard 0eelong-Packet Of the 18th OF April
he splendid new New York bulk ship PANAMA. Cave,
well known In the trade Ia IN her BERTH NJ pier
9 Ess RIVER and will be despatched ss above without rs
The Panama In known OF tho fastest Of the clipper
and from her well known sailing quail Ties expoctod TO
make the passags out In 90 days For freight or Pesaago,
sne, or 70 MAILER, LORD 4 QUEREAU, I0s Wall street
,OGERS. wARFIEID. LORD 4 CO., agents Ut Melbourno
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TYO LET Oh FOR sALH-WIfHN THREE QUARTER.
q mile Of 1uokahoe depot the Harlem Railroad. 50
scrss q hnd On which there two story dwelling and
cred md productive; has about IN orchard also
variety Of cherry peash and trees ourants raspberry
and grape Possession may be bad immediately. Ais,
br SALE acre. Of hnd near by together N parcels 70
suit purchasers Inquire of ELIAS DUHEkBERRY, IA Pearl
street, or Charles DnsenberTy. near he promises
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NNE OR TWO STORES TO LEr-TN THE W.T.
" age Of New Roche e 10 miles from the City Hail. immsd
Aely adjoining the New York and Rev Haven railroad depot
beng desirable location for grocery almost other
busess greater passengers take the cars at New
road arre portion of whom ara residents Of the village
Rent $3.50 and $3.50 dollars year For further
Hanover street. New York. John Ruber the
raae
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ITO LIT-A TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE. WITH FOUR
lots OF ground Washn Eighth street,
Aorrsans, Westcheser county. Inquire OF WIN. JOIhkR,
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ITO LET OR FOR SALE-A HANDSOME SMALL HOUSE,
with eight Of land in Weetchester county,
Wiamsbridge desirable tenant may have on reason
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NATIONAL RACE COURSE TO LeT.-rHE ABOVE
IN houses, barns, stables and all the land apper
tanning hereto win be let or leased for term OF years
picaffen be speedily made TO HOLMES McKEAd 70 Duane
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no I.EAsE--A LOT FRONTING GO FEET ON RIvING-
ton street, beweeu Norio and Suffolk and 100 feet Deep
Apply In the Office and Suffolk etrests
"a God or Z7b Pearl sreets 8. TROMPSON's NEPHEW.
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ITO LaT-IN BROOKLYN, NO. 90 CONCORD STREET.
story attic and basement house, with under cellar,
having eleven well furnished with marble mantels,
R fixtures; also. other houses and apartments Rent
s,ae 10 good tenant. Apply to A. 4cAvOY on the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-21

MARGARET FULLER DI OssoLI.-We see announced
in the list of forthcoming books to be published by
Crosby, Nichols q Co., of Boston, new volume from
the fruitful pen of Margaret Fuller afterwards Coup
tess dl 0ssol, who was years since one of our
most @sthetcal, metaphysical and abstruse female
writers but who was, most unquestionably, q woman
OF high genius and great ability. She was lost in a
severe gale on the shores of New Jersey, when in
sight OF home, returning with her husband and child
to visit her relatives Some of Margaret Fullers wri
tings have already been published, but were bevopd
portion OF the first part of this edition. They will
come out under the title of At Home and Abroad .
or, Things and Thoughts in America and Eurona ;;
edited by her brother. The publishers say the work
will consist of four parts, of more than four hundred
and fifty pages in all. Part I, will contain Summer
on the Lakes y part II, Letters from Eurone .
part III comprises letters from abroad to her friends
at home; detailing the important events of Italian
struggle for liberty; part ", is commemorative in
its nature and contains an account of the homeward
voyage of the Elizabeth the shipwreck and death
of Marquis and Madame Ossoli and their child to-
gether with some memoirs and poems by G. P. R
James, Walter Savage Lander, G. P. Cranch and
others. .5 . ~-
Acknowledging the genius and ability of Margaret
Fuller as completely as any one, though not agree
ing with all its wild flights, we shall be happy to see
the new volume, and have no doubt it will be largely
read. .o.