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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-03

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III WHO WISH TO CONSULT MADAME NaaRow
~ viii DO vel 70 call so0n. She tells past ID md
events, aud All the concerns ~ life thc very
Nourtp ~ true hat she asionshes all who her. sha
and atoms ard causes speedy marriage who vii al
Jos rood ck through lie. No charge sat fei Gen
uenn admitted 70 Broome street between Cannon sni
Columbia streets.
f,App-gaDAME BREWSTER RETURNS TN NKs r.
~ Der fens ssd patrons, snt legs 70 say ha aner
thousands 10Th this city anil Philadelphia Who have n
her vh entire satisfaction she feels comb thN
questions - srology ov I'D ss matters ~
rrlces constantly BY Napoleon she has eqnd
win tel he % he future husband, ard
a Der 3i3 b0Werv, between Four AMI Ffs
sIees.
f,LATRvofANCE MRS SEYMOUR, go 10 SPRING
fev doors wet u broadway the most celebrated
medical and bsslness csirvoy-nt America All dsaaa
cred snd cured s9able tae fats and whereabouts
ssent friends made known, unesrins ADVICE hlsnev
fc., and n charge unless seiished
r tArRvoYANcv-BY MRS HAYES lie GRAND
Y street New 81 All pains aches AMI fiseases s1on
Nj 81: NJ snd wht eatouis % 81 sent friends male
d wn. lnerlinF advice ca business Nc charge. rsuen.
Ils Il rot satisfied
MADAME BALDWIN CAN re CONSULTED ABOUT
III love ard absent friends She IN ten s
~ ~ Il feaf lol fautcns street Nc " trt Ao1f
- Is cents gentlemen y cents-and causes speedy mar
rarcs.
NtNDAME MAR THE GREAT PHRFoLoGtsT Ann
NJ arvfnth dauEher tcl Won - wha' rrof your
istt Ae - ouss va. vel her Olse w DrgolNAy,
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LITERATURE.


A CAMPAIGN PAPER.
N THE NEW YORK WEEKLY NEWS
NATIONAL DEMOCRAT.
Devoted to the advocacy of the Cincinnati Platform aud the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-03

A NJ. CKIsTALAR. AUCTIoNEER, q BOwERY WILL
"A SELL this day l0ls O'Clock, SO Third avenue,
small stock OF groceries contained in said store together with
shelving, counters scales ice box deeaners, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-03

A WIFE.-DO YOU WANT A WIFE.-IF so, SEE THE
IN portraits OF ladies who would notobect into the
matrimonial state-pubshed this morning in the LEDG Il
OF ROMANCE. Only four cents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-03

El0flN Lbs Ext. LogEood n store and for sal.
wv lan2 LAUGHLINE 1 BUEIIFfRLD.
T9AZIS.s ana Hapeis ennin" Barber soan for sale nv
1 - 5aal. J.B. EOWRLL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-03

RIVER AND wEATrER.-Early on Saturday,
the ice opposite Eoff S landing, made start, and
moved short distance down the river. At
about o'clock in the evening, the large field Of
ice opposite the public landing, gave way, part
ing just below the Suspension bridge, and NOV
ed about 100 yards, where it stopped, and isstill
stationary at this writing, 10 o'clock Sunday
Shortly after the moving of this field, the ice
above the bridge started, and came down 40 80
yards. Thus far, no damage has been done, with
the exception of the parting of few hempen
cables THERE'S now 10 feet inches of water
by the stone mark, and rising very slowly.
In the night, the weather turned cold, and SO
far, to-day, has been freezing, showing, blus-
teriug, aud disagreeable day, aImestas disagree
bic as any we have had this winter We are
Aattcring ourselves with the hope, that it is
the dying effort of Winter to maintain his su-
premacy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-03
NEW YORK MARKRT

MARCH 1st-Stocks dullcr. Cievc. & Toledo
797. Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati 1O3
cage Railroad 1929. Pennsylvania Coal Comply
9S Reading 90 i.2. Milwaukee & Mississippi
81 3D. Cleve. & Pitts Cog. Chicago & Rock
Island 90.
Cotton firm, sales of $500 bales and prices
unchanged.
Coffee quiet but firm, sales of $50 bags Rio.
Sugar firm, sales $50 hhds. N. o. at 8 1-2 cts.
Mo!asscs firm, sales of 500 bbIs at 46. Linseed
and lard oils quiet. Bacon quiet. Iron firm, 90
tons Scotch pig at $36aS7.
Flour improving, sales II 900 bbls at I, u for
straight State. Wheat firm, sales of 400 bus.
Corn quiet, sales $4,000 bu. Pork firm, sales of
$50 bbls. Beef firm, sales $50 bis. Lard firm,
sales $50 bbls. Whisky declining, sales of 500
bbls
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-03

CoNPLNESrARY.-Wc had the pleasure Of ex-
aiming, on Saturday last, an elegantly wrought
silver set, and beautiful, gold headed cane, de-
signed to be presented by the employees in the
Crescent Manufacturing Company, to Mr.. E, W.
STEPHENS, 50 long and favorably known in this
community, as a conductor and manager of iron
works The silver set consists of apitcher, four
goblets, and s;,lver, and We suppose could not
have cost less than $500. The metal is good,
and the workmanshipis of the finest order. On
each piece is engraved, presented to E. w.
Stephens, by the employees in the Crescent Man
utacturing Company This silver set and cane
are among the most splendid We have ever seen,
and the high compliment intended to be confer
red upon Mr.. Stephens by its presentation, is
one, in our estimation. highly deserved. The
fact of being held in remembrance and endear-
ed to so large number of persons directly un-
der his control, is of itself, in the absence o.
more substantial tokens, compliment of nc
light import.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-03
FROM THE SOFTH.

PHILADELPHIA, March New Orleans pa
pers of Sunday have been received.
The ship Telegraph of Boston is reported on
fire at Savannah and WITS totally destroyed she
had five thousand bbls. of -four on board, part
of which was burnt, and the balcncc badly dam
aged
Lakeman, mate of the ship Ariel, on trial at
Charleston for the murder of Capt. Ayres, has
been acquitted. All the parties that were In
dicted have been tried andacquitted.
The .. S. Treasurer reports the amount SUBJ
ject to drafts on the 18th ult., at twenty-five
millions seven hundred and fourteen thousand
nine hundred and fifty-six dollars.
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ON and after Tuesday Aug 1858, until further notice,
" Trains will be follows, Saturdays eAcepteI:)
GOING SOUTH.
GOING NORTH.

GOING SOUTIE-The s1OA " Train will connect at San
dusky with Morning Train from Toledo; MOnroeve with
Chicago Express the Southern Division Of ROad
shelby Junction with Cncinnati Express from Cleveland at
Mansfield Junction with Dav Express from Pittsburgh
Newark with the East aud West Trains the Central
Railroad.
The $3.50 p NJ. Train will sandnsky with steam
BAY City from Detro at MonrOeve with Train
c. T. r. r.; Shelby Junction 5'21 p NJ with the Mail
Train c. Z. C. r. c. for Columbus Cincinnat at Mans
field Junction at 5.55 p NJ with Past train o. L. r.
Pittsburgh AMI Newark with East and West Sight
Trains Central Ohio L. r.
: GOING NORTH.-The 9'26 Train will make close con-
nectiOn at Newark with Mail Train from Beair C. o. r.
r. at Mansfield Junction with Express for Pittsburgh; at
Shelby Junction at II Is with Cincinnati Express for
Cleveland, Buffalo and New York. and at Monroeve with
Sail Train ON c. & T. road to Toledo, Chicago, &c.
2l0 Train will at Newark with Express from
the East Genital Ohio Road; Mansfield Junction with
Fast Train Pittsburgh; Shelby junction at SGT
with Cincinnati Mail for Cleveland tSIonroeylle with Night
Express for Toledo ant Chicago and Sandusky with the
steamer Bay City for Detroit and Chicago.
SanduSky, Aug 4, 1855. sep15-n
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HE=I4A TEST NEWS.
RECEIVED nv
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
eoNeII.UIsI0y on c0RREsl,9lS npvcp

C0NGIUSlUNtOF CORRESPONDENCE.
PHILA A., March III The concluding CORE .
pOndence was received too late last night to be
sent through The following is letter from
Lord Clarendon to Mr.. Champion, received at
State Department. on Thursday night 1t is
dated Nov 10, but Champion gives rs an excuse
for not submitting it previously, that the last
paragraph escaped his notice, and he believed at
the time that the proposal for an arbitration
mentioned In it was intended only for his own
information, and says that SIr. Buchanan in The
course of conversation a few days ago adyertcd
to the impression that would be created in the C.
S. by the non-settlemcnt of the Central Ameri-
can question:
again assured him that England had no wish
to extend her Influence or obtain any territory
in that part of the world, and reminded him that
rs the difference between this country and the
u. States turned solely upon the construction of
the treaty of 1850, had offered on the part of
Her Majesty's Government to submit the cause
to the arbitration of a third pewer, but that he
had declined this offer. Her Majesty's Govern
ment, said, would still abide by that offer, and
| thought it would be the fairest and most ami
cable manner of arriving at settlement of the
question.
Mr.. Buchanan said he would make it known
to his government, and You are instructed to
c9mnunicate this dispatch to Mr.. Secretary
Marcy" fast
fhe Tribunc's Washington correspondent says
an impression exists there that some double deal
ing has been exhibited in this matter, as in the
enlistment, and Mr.. Champion has shown HIM
self either incompetent, or delinquent, accord
ing to his own justification.
The Suspicionis that these instructions were
never sent at all, until Mr.. Buchanan made is
sue,on the facts contained in Lord Clarendon's
speech, and that they were contriycd for the oc-
casion
tits highly improbable that Minister like
Mr. Champion would neglect important instruc-
pending for years and threatening the peace of
the countries, when they contained a mode
of adjustment.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-03
CONSTITUTION,

Among the discoveries Science has made in this
generation to facilitate the business Of encreaseit
Jcyrents and proOng the Of human existence,
named Of more real value to mankind than this
contribution of Chemistry the Healing Art trial
Of its virtues throughout this country proven
yOnd doubt, that medicine or combination OF medicines
yet known surely control and
rees of Pulmonary Disease which have hitherto swept
our midst thousands thousands every year. Indeed
there is abundant believe Remedy has
length been found which be relied on the
dangerous affections Lungs Our space here will not
permit to publish any proportion of the effected by
its USE but would present the foowngand refer fur
Their inquiry my American Almanac, which Che agents
low named, will always be pleased furnish free Wherein
the full particulars ndspatable proofs of these
statements. lt=7A
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-03
CINc1NNArI .mARKrr

MARCH Flour in fairrequest, sales at ,,o5a
$50. Sales of 1000 bush Corn at 49, Oats 81.
Whisky. active at 20 1-sa2o3. Sales of Lard at
%. Mess Pork IA.
Evening. moro doing, $50, 0o0lbs
bulk pork sold at ST, and 5sa6sc for sides; fair
demand for mess pork at $14; 100 lids bacon at
64a7 3-S for shoulders and sides. Shipments of
produce large. Whisky, $4,000 bis have been
shipped the last two days, of which 5000 went
to New Orleans and $500 to Nashville
Business generally more active.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-03

TuE Southern Literary Messenger for Febru-
airy is received. We are glad to infer, from the
receptionof this number, that the publishers of
this interesting Southern Magazine, have met
with an encouragement sufficient to induce them
to continue specification. The number before
US shows an Improvement in Typography, and
is filed with articles of high literary eharac-
ter. We look upon the Messenger as one of the
best monthlies now published.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-03
OFFICE or TKAssronTATroy, LArRnss R. r., S. c.

August {, lsl8
Dr. u O. Ayer-Dear Sir Ny little son. four years DID,
has just recovered from attack OF malignant Scar
lot Fever his throat rotten every person
e,i him. pronounced him dead child. Having used your
CHERRY PEcTORAL in California, in the winter OF 1850, for
attack Of Bronchitis, with entire success, In
duccd to try ii on my little boy gave him Irresponsible
every three hours commencing In the morning,
o'clock that night found decided change for the better,
and after three days use, able and drink With
out pain. t1s7. ~ se 7s
Its use in the above named disease will many child
from Hrrenature aud relieve the anxiety Of many
fond parent For all affections Of tile Throat aud Lungs,
believe ii the best medicine feeling OF the deepest
gratitude prompts in addressing these lntsbut for
Your important discovery my little boy would have been
in another world.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-03
RIVER AND WEATHER.

CScNSATl, March 1.-noon-River rising
slowly, weather very wet, has been showing, but
now raining.
Evening.-Weathcr very disagreeable, snow
ing and raining alternately all day. River risen
about two feet and nearly clear of ice.
PrTTsBuRGu, March l--noon.--It has been
showing all day, river not broken.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-03
ARRIVAL OF THE ARAGO,

NEW York, March 1.-The Arago has arri-
we'd with dates to the 18TH She brings dis
patches from the English Government, and from
Buchanan and Mason. The Aragn had great
difficulty with ice on the Banks, frequently stop
ping, and sometimes obliged to back-the worst
run ever known.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-03

Mr.. A. S. HousroS of South Wheeling, feeling
himself agrieve'l by the publication of letter in
u city paper, purporting to have been writtenby a
person of the same name, and directed to friend
in st Louis, enumerating the preparation of
several petty hotel theftsin Ohio asks fora sus-
pension of opinions prejudicial to him, as in a
short time he viii be able to prove to the salts
faction of any one, that he could not be the hero
of the letter, much less its author.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-03

ne finest quality Of ladies glove leather CATERS and buE.
kns very fine article Ladies' glove leather Cal
tiers, with high heels heavy sole, and button up the side
So CIIILDRENiS WEAR.
Patent leather morocco kid goat glove leather lasting,
calf and fancy boots gaite ankle ties slippers Oxford ties,
other styles always pricCa
--fE4 GUMS
Ladies' mems and misses sandals boots and orershoes OF
the very quality; also great variety Of other goods
eHumeratei which viii sell the
''I dei is'l''' MI DORSEY.
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8 MEDICAL. 9a
ALL SHOULD. TRY IT.! -
p. r. y. HO ST EsT.TER1 8
CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS.


oTlNGin the maFketpothng In the iaedIOnI market
~ iof the past my years, has eeuAed nor can an
article be produced equal 10 this ~ . 80
GREAT ANTi-DYsrRPTIC.
br hostfters prratRUiiis an old Krannys rpe,e
Clans verbal investigation, It Is the result Of toIould
otone of the Bcientle eeuists Of
the present century. 80 ~
Dr. ostStter submits his invaluable ttera 20 any rhrn
cal tests or WHIST m better personal trial upon your
S"n The true properties Of these Bitter viii
oe ny inc rs and ths fun fOTeC orvir great
taeaenE effects VIII be made nalfstt !r an almost tr,.
bly, ebert space Of umeupOn the system. az
BItters. 80 4 - -! ~
Are yon BniOuss Try bottle Of these Rttstr and be
relieved a. once, $50 i, -
are you ANNOYED BY indIseauRS RctnOTe the oane b e
free use Of these Blttrr6. 80
Have yon Fever ARueg How uHlv thousRuds In he
West and south have bsi cured atstros-
iHg disease br the use oil these BittcFs.
An should try this great hntidUtv ventura 10 sRirtr
bI'tCrs are used case Of fYer aHI
ag1e cannot occur. .--a---siia-
One yse slassf taken three times Haay befsrs meals
VIII be Hopd STeat tUne RseH which A VIII appreciate
Ing the .Hi.ttTs one tTitia 2gif Us Ef53 = =
There are oer represented TO DO the Enne whiO
are comparatively lsothepF. Bittors arc thsnl
rival fer their medicinal qualities. They are put hu n
square tiles, cont aning mil quart with Ihe rtgI6Fs or
sad M ~ dOetteIh iStOsOr ftegS blown on tS boz
tie. Nops otlltF genuine. se
IIilCH ONE DOLLAR PER ROTTIR
~ 9S sll tho principal niagRistss Hotel Bers,
snd Dealers gesvrSlly HrGsheut Uns,tG
stRtrs, lbs
go .ggl5a e.tr LALGnLINsk DtsrFIHlD and
ss2-yasE : ~ Nhstsy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-03

Ar the meeting of the Western va. Agricul-
tural Society and Industrial Institute, held on
Saturday last, it was decided to hold the next
Fairof the Society on the 10th, 18th, 18th and
10Th days of September next. The Fair will
be held at the grounds of the society, on Wheel
ing ISLAND Competition open to all persons,
without regard to location.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-03

FAnrNE-Gassius ~ Clay, of Lexington,
Ky, has failed for-a1large amount. His assign
ees are Brutus NJ. Clay and N. c. johnson, EsqrS.
of Lexipgton. For several years past Mr.. Clay
has been a large Spectator in hogs, and the re-
cent heavy decline in hog products, weprespme,
has been the cause of his unfortunate failure.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-03
MR. DALLAS

Nav Yonk. March lst-The Atlantic sailed at
noon for LiT H among the Messengers is
England. His family accompanies him. The
Atlantic takes out no specie.
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New YORK AdYertiaementa.
ALRrRTsG E Rs99aamARDsONss.
lmproved AItinoial Teeth.

DR. ALLEN, late Professor in the Ohio College Of Dem
~ tsI Surgery, Invites attention 10 his highly improved
method constructing Artificial Denturts which combine
l. There are seams or ereyces for the IOdgoept
to vitlate the saliva infect the BREATH not even The
slightest nosHFe can get between the seta ana Plate
An Artificial Gum, which il as tr and as
the teeth Is fused at high heat between aud around Sir
base which unitgs them 70 each other and 10 the plate upon
euar expression and felke
s. Great strength is obtained by thus uniting the teeth
gum and plate, aud no ordinary force Of uHstsaaE can
g. clear and distinct articulation of speech Is restored
This Important change effected by having the inside Of the
teeth and gum OF natural FORM 10 this form the tongues
the dsnture prevents the kissing ued sounds speak
ms or singing, often observed IL persens WEARING SrtG
The natural form expression Of the mouth and face
can be resorrdi In cases have become
supporting the teeth These attachments are 30
formed bring the suuken PORTIONS and sustain them
nan1r,i gum aud bssSas component parts
and when rightly formed cannot s detected
their uhes and the natnra form and expires.
made special feature In the authors practice for several
years past AYaTiety Of Photographic and 1aKuTTeot re
Lkenesses, which have been taken without ms
improvement and also With can be seen aths once show
Ing the great change in appearance which redpced IN ths
countenances Of now cSn.uGi
ed upon this principle Which the public are invited TO eau
audeanue together with other specimens Of his work. not
requiring the above attachments. S
s. The plates usually employed for this work are rRtras
the purity Of which prevents the slightest tafnsh or un
pleasant In the mouth In Short this system embraces
many and important features, which readily srpFe
std by those wearing artificial dentures upon ls prnc
pie reference the utility of this method,
testimonials be given from eminent Dens in the var
Of the Union, and persons wearing the work In s
aud other cities.
Dr. ALLEN arrangements by which he Is enabled to
serve persons from distance, Immediately on arrival
thereby saving expense.
NEW YOKK.
r. SPersona desiring any further Information refer
above win be furnished with pamphlets, free Of
postage by sending note with address 70 Dr. j. ALDEN
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SNOW.

BALTIMORE, March 1st-It has been showing
severely since noon to-day, but IS now raining
heavily tEl.1. -
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ARRIVAL

BOSTON, March 1st-Thc steamship America,
from Liverpool via Halifax, arrived at her dock
at 6 P "
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cRIs - 0yBl5.{}SS5S 57H55AI o., DYE

STILL IhIUnI!HINT!
CONTRAST the t!ns brought out In the hair by crsadO.
~ matchlcSs reValipE Hair Dye, and those ITodu
ced by application Of the burning fluids ordinarily sold
Hair Dyes you at that the color Is natural in one
case unnatural in the other and the simple is that
Crsadoro t preparation which by It's exact che.
mIca combination operates natural and mnnable prin:
cIples Made, sold and applied lin ten private roOm) ut
CrstadorO's, Astor House, Broadway, \. Y Also for
sale L the Principal Druggists and Petimers throughout
the country.
New York Agents. w. II. CORY 4 co. =
fcG:lydaw WARD, CIOSE 4 co. B.
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Ehe Bristol England Mirror says
AN see by the Bristol PreSentment, that bag
of ,eAite has been consigned to MeSsrs Miles
and Kingston, of this city, from Australia
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-03

sSloth. ike rust, consumes faster than
bright
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WErefer our readersto another column for
an account the boats lost at st Louis and
also, for an article on theinsuranee on the boats
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-03

HAVE just lot of and Shoes from
i the best Philadelphia manufacturers, made expressly for
this trade of good material and the best workmanship and
prepared to furnish any and everybody with any
kind goods they mag want in iny ne from Is cent shoe
TO 10 dollar boot, aud variety style, quality, MATERIAL
and Durability OF Workmanship and prices cannot be sur
passed by any ether house IN this any other city.
... ALSO
Gents Roots Shoes all kinds, styles and qualities,
made to order.
Having employed some Of the best wOrkmen in the United
States, satisfied that cannot fato please any who may
favor with call.
Call and examine for your selves.
Ny stock consists in part nf the following articles:
!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-03

MonE NEw Booxs.-'india, or the Pearl of
Pearl River, Gust Ouo by Mrs. ED, n. South
worth, The Bush Boys, or the History and
adventures of Cape May Farmer and his fami-
ly in the Wild Karoos of Southern Africa by
Capt Wayne Reid, The Forest Tragedy and
Other Tales,' by Grace Greenwood, The Gre
ole Orphans, or the Lights and Shadows of
ofsouthern Life by James S. Peacock, Beau
manor, or the Career of Rising Man, BY NJ.
Vcincr and Woman's Faith tale of Southern
life, have been received at the Cheap Bookstore
of Robinson & Bro, No, 4, Washington Hall.