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EN- A bill has been introduced
into the New York Legislature to
provide q registery law for the city Of
New York. This is the only protec-
ton TO the large commercial centres Of
the Union against the onerous frauds,
on tho electoral frapchise.
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SALES ~ THE SHERIFF.
Succession SMIc.

STATE OF LOUISIANA-Sixth Judi
cial District Court-Parish Of East Ba-
ton Kouge--ln the matter of the Success
sion o. JoHv A, SMART, decd, No. 40
'ETohate " ~
10y VIRTUE Of a commission issued in
- the above succession, and tn me direc-
ted from the Hon Sixth Judicial District
Court, III and for the Parish of East Baton
Rouge, ! will offer at public sale, on the
premises, wherein the decd last resided
in this Parish East Baton Eouge) on the
Amitr rver, at about II miles from the
city of Baton Rouge, on
MONDAY. the 35ti. of February. 1876.
at o'clock NJ, of said day, the person.
sorai property hereinafter set forth and
described, belonging IL the succession Of
John A. Smart, late Of said Parish, decd,
to wit
Two sorrel horses, one bay horse, o.s
buggy and harness, a lot Of farming utensils
aud ono shot gun and s,,udry other articles
IT, Terms Of sale-CASH.
! febl3. H. V. EABIN, Sheriff.
STATE OF Parish OF
East ta'cn Eouge-Sixth Judicial Dis
trict Court-jouN LFhcH, vs.. RoBERr
BEAn.- No. 1911
DY VIRTUE of y writ OF f. IA issued in
ID the above, entitled and numbered
cause aai to me directed from the Hon
Sixth Jur,fcia District Court, in and for
the Parish Il State aforesaid will offer at
public sale, at the Court House door, OF said
Parish, in the city of Baton Rouge, on
SATURDAY, Me Isl tiny of Moreh nert
A. D., 1856, 1T II O'Clock, A NJ, of said
day--al the right, title, interest and claims
OF the defendant Robert Beal, in and TO, the
following property hereinafter set fourth
and described Surrendered by said De-
PENDANT, and to pay and satisfy the Judge
,nent. interest aa4f cost in the above EMIT
led and numbered cause. 10 wit
A certain lot ri ground, situated in that
part of the City Of Baton Rosge--laid out
hv A. Gras, and designated on the plan
thereof as lot No. | in square No !; being
corner lot--havins front on Levee, or
Water street, Of sixty feet by one hundred
and twenty in depth, on Moth street to
gt{her with all tbs buildings and improve
tnents.
Terms of sale Cash. with the benefit oil
the appraisemenf H. v HABIN,
.jan9o Sheriff.
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Saw and Saw Blades.

IROSSCUT, Pit, Pannel, Rip, lemon,
~ Steel and brass back; Butchers, Bow
Webb, Pruning, Back and Key hole Saws,
Spear & ,Jackson's' make Always on
hand at the Hardware store OF
Jan25-y. LhRGUIER II LANouE.
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new Arrival of Hats.

'IIfE Subscriber has just received ar other assort
! ment OF Mems, Boys and Youths Hats. Consist
ing in part of Freech silk and Moleskin Hats
Soft French Cashmere Hats, bf the latest style 4
shapes; he invites the attention Of buyers par
ticnlarly to these goods, his assortment is very
large, and cannot fail to please. few more Of
those high crown black and dead soft, Hats still
on hand. [dec61 w. u. PHILLIPS.
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INSURANCE.
Southern Mutual Insurance Company
of EntOn Rouge.
Incorporated bV Act nj Legislntmye ofLomist1na,
n Approne1. Mnrth I2N, 1855.
Authorised Capital, go. $500, 10000.


The Southern Hmuui hm,euue Comuaoy
Of Baton Rouge have TINS day commenced
operations, and are prepared TO take FIRE,
MARINE, and RIVER Risks.
Directo OTIS
.JasG,es N. Brown, Leon Rouneeaze,
John 4. K|einpeter, Andrew Malta,
Fergus Permission, w +. Tunnard,
Jos '. Durable, Joseph Larsuier,
&. G. Mediation, VIM. S. Pike,
Trust es
" =. Walker, Jesse Hart, -
r. D. Conrad, s g. Lsycock,
Fhss A. Slack, lanes NJ Brunei,
Sosthene AlIain, w u, Phillips.
Joseph $. Williams, ThonnpsonJ Bird,
J. T, Nolen. Daniel d. Avery,
John A. Dousher'Y, Samuel NJ Hart,
WILLIAM s. PIKE, .Pres't
ALFRED sHErrrRs, Sec'y
Baton Rouge, Jan'y. %, 1856. IT,
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OuR FoRE1ep RELArrors.-Under
this appropriate head, list Of maria
ges have been published, where one or
the other Of the parties contracting are
members Of foreign courts.
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Gbr 1nilg Gnnltt.
BATON ROUGE.:::::::::. FEB 81, 1855.

~ We have been requested to say
that gentlemen wishing tickets to the
Ball, can obtain them by calling on
W. D. Phillips and placing their
amens on the list.
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Frisettes. ls:tDlIeauus L. CnrIs.
eV Juet received at O'CONORS.

Dotted and Embroidered SWISS MUSLlNS;
Checked and .Jaconet Muslips;
Embroidered Silk Patterns for EAf1. DRESSES;
Emb'd. nIUSLINE DRESSES with Flounces;
PATENT LEATHER d SILK EEITS Of all colours
Black Lace Wells, Bridal veile;
Fine Bridal Wreaths, and FANS;
PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS at
julyl2-y. O,CON Or.
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r.insectl Oil.

r. ARD OIL: Alcohol Spts. Turpintinc,
IL in store and for sale by Wholesale or
Retail by g WILLIAM BOGEE,
ArriI 26th 1865 Druggist
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WALKING Canes.

lust received by steamship Grenada, a heanti.
y fnl assortment ofFancy, Gold and Silver noun
tod Walking Canes, some Of which are very fine
and handsome. for sale at the Clothing Emporium,
Of lecGI W. D. PHILLIPS.
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Christmas Presents.

- CAPDEVlLLE on Laurel street has
] Just received a large lot of TOYS and
Fancy articles, for Christmas presents, and
new years gifts. The citizens of Baton
Rouge and vacinity, arc invited to call and
examine his stock. II is the largest and
best selected in town. dec22-1m
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Something Worth Reading /!

r1HE SUBSCRIBERS would call The at
4 teut'on 1t purchasers to the large adj
di'iops now being made to their stock,
among which may he found
An elegan. assortment of Plated and Japan
ed Walters, in sets and single;
Coffee Urns, with and without drippers;
Gilt & Ornamental Hall Lamps II Lanterns;
Gilt Solar and Side Lamps, TOR Oil, Spirit
Gas and Camphne;
Cnt and Pressed Glass, China 4 Flint ware;
Brass, Copper, Ornamented and Common
Coal Holds;
Elegant Polished Steel Fire Irons and And
irons, with large variety Of
housekeeping articles;
fine assortment of Window Shades;
Transparent Paper shades for Lamps,
Glass, Gilt and Plated Curtain bands,
Gilt Curtain Cornices;
Also, A Fine Assortment of;
Rich Gilt Gift Cups, Jste-a Tete, Sets4
Fam Y Cologne aud Toilet Bottles,
Mantle Ornaments, &c, suitable
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Thermometer Churl

New Fall and Winter Goods.
A'CONOR, ha- now in store a well selec-
~ ted stock Of Fall and winter Goods, co.'s
slsting in parts of-Siiks, Dress Goods,
Ribbons, Grapes, Cravats, Embroideries,
Eaces, Fringes, Gloves, Hosiery ard Dress
Trimmings. ..4
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FOR christ m a Prese

INFECT FROM THE MANUFAC-
~ lures Mahogany Babsteads, Ward
robes; Wristbands Bureaus, Tables, &c
Gilt and Mahogany Peir, Nantes and
Looking Glasses
ttrtal aud examine, as our stock is
now complete.
dec20-y. y. PIPER Il Go.
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segar.-Seears

0F the celebrate brands Of fer De Nor.
" all. Fl Sol and Savoy. For sale by
pn2s H TtMLrsso o. a Or
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Desirable Property for Sale.
HOUSE AND LOT situated corner Of
IL North and Lafayette streets Terms
Low and Liberal. Apply TO
lan30. ID. L. MON AN.
Church street.
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BORING Machines.

A Kew more left, o6' he above labor sa-
n wing machines, with three a"sers, as
sorted sizes. a. LARcutER Il LANnuF
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XYoUys3 03uesan1 hIByyD
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ltOuGU NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Expec-
~ sorant, Louden's do, Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
Wis iar's Balsam Wild Cherry, Pink Syrup ac, for
sale by ). u. WALLET.
DVANDY.-A small lot of the very hest, for
ID medicinal purposes, sale by D. l.. WALLET.
CHOT-250 SACKS assorted Shot For
- sale by +. PREspERGAs1 Il Co.
nOLD, SILVER 4 GERMAN SILVER
VI spectacles.-A ve,v large assortment
pure Crystal: al TuEo GorDnAHr.
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CUR Pins.

4 VERY fine assortment, at moderate
II prices. THro. GoLpMANN.
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NrEw YORK AND HARLEM RAuaoAs.

IN Winter s7aDgemsn-
Commencing Monday. Nor. 3, 1856 Tbrse dsny trains 70
Albany Sundays excepted.
Fare 81 so from New YORK " albany. Leave New York
follows station n WHITE and Centre
$50 A. NJ train Tor Albany, connecting with The
GENITAL afresd snd northern trairs
$40 NJ, mall train running directly fhr.ugh without
fapre ard eennecsr hatssn renr With
trains tor PhSed, North tsafps and sher sta
30 r. NJ express rurtpg directly tr-nah vrheut essnre
of Ears Getting Win CehsF II r. NJ be
Weet. ke'urnng leave Albany
SItA NJ mali train fer New Nort 6rect
M4s A. NJ. express, without charge Of cara
br0 r. NJ exvSpss, without change vi carr.
be obtained and baggage shechrd NJ the cfe
he Western RAILROAD tytspy, Al White ard Centre
Rfoome or Twenty ssxsh erect and Fourth avenue. New
york W. J. CAMPBELL supI
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.Tp wARp.-1HE DEMOCRAT RRpU BL1Ct
electors 81 the sisih ward IN avof % regular nom n
tons ar ~ tho deno3r pariy are requsse
assemble NJ Garficts SIKH Ward Hotel tuesday nc \
psr,mhyr IS6 between the hours o. sua o'clock IN N
srernopn pursuant the directions tho Democratic GEM
raj Committee 1ammany Hall for III" purpose o. eiectin
bart i've delegates IA this ward N he G.ner1
Committee 1smmany Ball $50 ave Delegates 10 he you1
mems General Committee and also War rommiree Tor n
Ample pruvison has been i4e mr. the pro'e
all Democratic citizens Of the ward who NAV desire 70 \
tend ard In orderly manner heir prsferen-1
through the ballo, box and Is hopes ma The respecab
and orderly democrats OF the ward wi ~ end ard participant
WALTER no atE lnspetorsI
THOMAS ryan. Of
DAVID RIOHnhN, ! Electon.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAT.
TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.

urDsor RIVER RAfIROAD-rRON NOVEMBER
1866 the trains VIII chambers street stsson fol
ows:-txprc~s, $50 A. and $40 r. mai, ll3D a " !;
mrrap $50 r. n for Poughkeepse a. NJ aud and 3-a
r d.: for ring sing gaD and p. Pcr Peek~siii 8.
r. N. The PouRhkespse, Sing Sing and Pe-kaki
stop Of the way stations Passengers taken Chambers
nal Christopher and h srs Trsi-e flr New FORK
Albany Al 6.i5 and 1910 A. ~ ana hsePM
A. y. SMITH, Superintendent
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CLOTHING, SC.


M TO $4,000 WORTH CT NEw twr SECOND HAN
- oioshur wanted --Gentlemsn havrr arpe small vi
10 esse u p'rs rive be frll valve, vhbcD, baggnng
aeelis % w pcre Call az the aore. address THOhA
ID CONHoI. .ei Pearl street.
x-pl PEARL, sTRgET-sECcxD rkvD CLOTH
J2 rg -Gentlefr en- tstrcce II converting Il
rerlu0us clchrr iro cssh can utsin ss a vale by
ivtne persupally or through poet 70 JAMES woR0NHl
gqt, Pear street
4 STOCK or cHTLDREN's SToTfrv8 SELLING d
~ srert sscrince.-Lsdcs please rNl and examine chi
5rar sre dresses cAps~. cinaks, hats cans se ling
500 "a FORMERLY 81 Band SO
(,T0TprNG --.kD1Es AND GENTLEMEv BArivl
nrv 70 fisrose of receive he unost value W Al
drsspg a. Cohen, l0 Chatham street. Ladies attended
Mrs. 4.
f,LoTlIiYG -LkDIw Ann GESffEMvv HlvIYl
arp ~ dispose n receive the atn,s vfiue by sdr
nr &. COHEN, n LauFens street near 1ssa Or o. we
Broadway. Ladies ATTENDED W Mrs 6.
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About 2An pp esno cloth. Prise. Is cents
This book 10 10 contain world % Information IN small
ard 10 be sod It very o~ price Besides cnplee
ainsnac various lstiudrs win be complee pe-xe<
diary u wl record 20 he of b- ,hermosne-r,
or hour dcrnr the yesr ending December le sse
arge snonrt .enstagical generally prepared
by r. xsBHIas hsq.. of Bfooslsn ueghs
Nopday Dec. rs
NAaONf MAMMOTH MUSICAL FxERgsp.
Being Musical Diagrams he Singing Class Designed 70
save tescte's much labor ai the bscs board Wy gwsL
rssos gss Doc ,el. "a 'ePesn' 'o'o' - by y noAss
RrcEsrLy runlIsHyp, -.
TIE HUMOROUS POETRy or THE ErGI.rsH Lam.
GuAGE FRoM CHAuCER TO snxE.
BY JANIS PARIos GO pages, 2no, cloth Price " 90, rM
sides and edges ~ 70 edition OF the
wsrk bound IN he following styles sheep library ~ ~
TIA So full calf gilt cxrs 81 full morocco, sit ard an
verse ever collected the most amusing book
.s,ette II has rspidy run through four eao No. s ~
thirty volumes Of Punch the best things ~ Hood Byron,
scott Lowell willis &C and ~ elegant and sppropras
ssWmNTrmbSii@i CuRKfsPoSDENCE OF TUE EsPE.
hoR NAPOLEON AND TIE bMPhnss JoshPHtNE
Mrh illustrative noes and anecdotes ~ JoHN y
lnriudnr ters from The time Of her marriage until the
death az Josephine and also several private letters from
the Emperor hts brother Joseph and other important
s'1ses THE INDIAN FAIRY BOOK.
From the original legends With Illustrations by Mclean
Engraved BY Anthony SS PIP limo, plain. Price 81
1hese are veable LEGENDS which have doubtless been told
time spsin to the dusky msideps The Indian nreslde
Sook sbsndsoey gotten mp, and s bsaunui gin beck for
all seasons
wEBsTTR's COUNTING nDl 81 AND FAMILY BIC.
new abridgmept q websters onaty containing
matter the University edition, ard many improve
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pIcToRIAL BROTHER JONATHAN FOR cHRIsrNAs,
4 and New years 1857 this elegant sheet OF Pictures
tor Inc Holidays will he ready " O'Clock dny u tned
win attractive Amusing Laghabr Lively. Mrtb provoking
ana spirit stirring Pictures Dn fal 10
rery. Price 12i, tents once IS Beekman street
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RCHBIsHoP BUGHEs
~.
just puDlisbeo.
IN the Metropolitan Magazine December important
Contributor Dom
ARcHRrsEor ur.EFs,
kniu-d
REFLECTIONS AND SUGGESTIONS
REGARD WHAT cAuFp CATHOLIC PRESS.
Price ~ cents.
Copies by mail pre- paid The receipt Of post
Stamps
For sale, wholesale and retail. nv
r. o'SiEA, General Agent,
80 Broadway and ~ hickman street,
New York.
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ID FABLE
GEORGE FOWLER MORRISON, author.
Published this week,
by ROBERT VI. DE WITT.
Advertisements viii
Be placed In the Times the Tribune
And all other journals OF the country.
DlREcroBIEs-MIcHlG, An STATE BUSINESS DfREc.
~ issued Price So Also, New England business
directory Price 81 Ali the published directories FOR sale
WIILIAM ii. BOYD, Appleons Building, 3G broadway,
MY.
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LITERATURE.
Has pres, ss ne SI inyy'prn ss es snns
wn uu s1x s sns F ss9 l cent?. RG s
'0s p'0"'As1 A'e'A''' ~ MASON sRorRgRs
l06 and Ito Duane street, New York. .
HOLIDAY PRESENTS, sc.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
j. BECK CO.'S,
Cheap presents for the hobdayA
HOLIDAY rREsENrs-GIrrs FOR CHRISTINA
God ~. i from $50 % 500
Plated watches, from si2 o s22
rings eyeglasses fob seals nger rings Keys. o;Ees, port
plated spoons and studs s. hsa
usaa prices CSC U ALLEN.
No II Wall street, second noorl
= II = n0UdaioN CO. successor 70 Barley Ho.el|
large and varied assortment Of gold snd silver pe
sSs pse fitted with their gold w
combpDs compactness and durability are par
NO. MAIDEN LANE, N. y.
Cl1A LicCrUItM saEAsON.
"A Howard Crosby. Of the New YORK University, WI
IN ns above church Tb On ps uesdss
Tcie,s 70 cents admitting gentleman and lady to be had
CArTAIN BosDoNs LECTURE don FRANCIsC1
~ Bordon Of the Mexican army, and Euy arrived
mis- city From Mefic vi Lecture q Gh,.n h.
70 ocs Tickets cents May BE- ostsae
r p f9Is No. a 1s snss
rny also st The Mercantile LSr.y and Msshaoics
and other distinguished Mexioans, win be present.
HOPE oHApEL-THE SECOND OF PROFESSOR
HoWs shaksperean Readipgs before the senior CLAD
oo se s ss ma o he rest
course, 81. single admission, 80 cents.
NEW YORK NOVEMBER a. lsS6-THoNAs FRANo1@
% before he ss he q
N The academy Of Music at such time stunt
and Which was sisSed %ucS peasa
on s s s Sa ss%
snuct % hear IT, able to find admiancs and the suit
VIII aecsas e our aa request whg5e respes.
John ccshrape'' isss" !. Fos si.''
cbs STe,"1 S Sead. aenasi i Ronaan
Ih,mas Dunlap, Ccnrad swackhammer,
Ray Tonpkns, John n. Briggs,
Churchill y Cambrelleng, John 3. Fogaf;y
~ ''A ~'' SPENCER w. COVE PRESIDENT
On behalf OF the Young Mems Democratic Union Club.
Jons h. WRITE Secretary
0tBnep sp-In acknowledging TIM re ,asicn with which
ycc ave f., ored feel much pie n stating that m
ssryires are the dsposa OF the ionng news Demo aa
% o. Il s
In which regsId the very nfary call YOU
bsve nsfe upon me, remain gentlem@r y-urfa fen
az servant, THOMAS FRAN Is hEA0HER
To 'be HIN. FfrpsndS Wood. 6enan Re1feid saac N
Fowler, John Cochvae, and others.
THOMAS FRAsCIs ,,EAGHER.
Will deliver address
LOYALTY AND REPUBiICaSisM,
EUROPE AND AMEkISA,
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
o. TUESDAY EVENING DEFENDER g. lIs.
Ti.ksts rs cects
De obsned ct the Music and the door OF thu
Academy Private boxes wiz be Tor ladies and gem
LeUen accompany 'Dg them, withou. extra eha-ge.
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Nj lOe and 10 Duane Street. Y,
VIII publish,
Saturday, Decemberf
THR POLITICAL wuKks Or HORACE SMITH AND
Jt MES SMITH,
Auhors OF the Rejected Addresses With portraits and
Biographical sketch edited BY hpes Sargent an W, ~
no. CLOTH Price 81 ID .
Wednesday, December 10
NEW STORIES ssR YoGsa folks VIA ten fan page Il
lwtraiiops by YA.Sr frns $40 pp 10 mo-, cloth. rrce
as has been the Amer
attempted, her genas shines with peculiar ustre In
the young Here Us her foe and here she
stands ind SUITABLY he bend OF living authors.
e ferns issucd by her sfew wears since has already,
the boo well deserves 70 even
distance ito predecessor Ia sale and popularity Its OF IA
mating Interest page spFfknE WIN the ylrAcNy srd
author ald ricn In instruction wen ~ snuse
meLt.
viii be illustrated with line full page sngrayngsb b,
CONN.
ncsilon cay press with small edon dealer. wish
early supply viii do we'll 10 forward their orders Al
snce. i'll.
Saturday, Dec. Is
CAN1kRovkN TALES
By HARRrr LEE. vols 12mo.. cloth. Price, ~ -
novels have long stand
Epgsh literature and believed, will not fail 70 he
Iosd Byron who wro,e-Noihng Of than be
Germans Tale admired whea bow and have continued
10 nike what Did then" The Spectator said-Thcre 70
Ascely educated Of this century who has not
time or oss.r drawn sincere pleasure rem these
fdinhurC saidfew readers Of entertain
ing he ~ these popular pru-ions
and, also, The pure morality which reixns through these
hem the eligible reading young persons they sss
o bs family hhrafy.1
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4 LIEN STREET N. r.. CHURCH.-PROrESsC]
"A Howard Crosby, Of the New YORK University, WI
lecture in the above church Tuesday evening Decemb
3 at Ia O'Clock, on The Duties of American Women
the door. ~''
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Useful PRESENTS
- II. b E0UGHION co. successor 10 Bagey. HouRl
toh snd 20 manufacturers would invite the public 70 eA
mpe heir afgc and varied assortment OF gold and slv pc
shd pencil cases fitted with their superior gold pens who
they are now ssing from their ACKNOWLEDGING Of entire
cplarly adapted for presents.
Patented ard wars anted.
NO. MAIDEN LANE, N Y.
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during popularity.
"The Autobiography Of Female Slave" Il the produc-
lion Of one Of the beautiful and highly connected
ladies' Of Tho Southern States. shs ID herself slave
owner, and has passed nearly oil her nfe in familiarity
with The scenes she describes The work exhibits here
and there Of praoce with tho pen, but has IN
mistaheable marks Of genius. Some Of the scenes
skciched with remarkable power.
Mr.. flanagan, whose religious novel called (which n
the way attracted good deal Of attention two three
years ago. has in press another with the suggestive title
Of "a Posr Fellow In which be exhibits Dramatically
The relations Of man Immortal being Mr.. HanagNa's
novels are written with spirit and apparent sincerity, and
are fun Of sharp criticisms OF fashionable and economical
religion.
Mr.. George Curtis who was married ic~ days
ago 70 toe daughter OF his old Brook Farm assoc
stes Mr. shaw the Translator Of George SANDS oonsue-
To-" grained his friends and admirers mot only with
new book "prue and IL but with elegant edition Of
all his works. including, Of course, the travels o. ths
HowsdH and the spscustions OF NJ. Potiphar. "Prue
and ~ az good thing he has written. Il has a,hon
rand indesorbsbe fectos and grsoes but s something
too much of a continuation echo Of his previous
writings though an Improvement upon them. Nr. Cur
ts has acquired popularity but ~ reading recent
observations mot cricisms) bs works, he thinks be
has tame he IA mistaken Ho has merely shown that he
can make living book he has not made lie "
stu but "a promising mas" No one, however, has
fairer opportunity" or more kindly disposed audi,
ence.
The star and the Cloud, or Daughters Love, a
good book, by A. 5. Poe, srthor Of "a Long LOOK
Ahead" and other very instructive well az interest
ing tales.
There has recently been revival Of old English DC.
ton and one Of leaBs houses has brought on, 10
uniform series "The scotysh Chies," /" Thaddeus OF
warsaw" 'The Children Of tho Abbey "1he Mystic
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