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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-21

EORT HAMILTON and STATEN ISLAND

II PERRY-On and after JULY Is his Ferry will stop
Tow useuds Dcck Cftos every trip Leave Quarantine for
Towns<pd.s DOCK and Fort Hamilton. ct sl and 0k l7
81 ana q. m. Leave rors Hamilton e u aud III
FORT spton leave 10 tho Staten lsand Boats aeA
u s..,h Hsrry) at and 10 = m = N and N TIE
Soften I.sna Fem Gs York In IL tdP. fsn rcs Ham
utsn Sssss Il Tost Hamilton for 0reeoweod fhe Deoks
H Hstoa and BtSt<s Islen1s ere eeW % sfdsr 70 lead
teens. OcoA fishtns u YOst Hsssiaisa.
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GREAT AMERICAN ROUTE via MICHIGAN
" RAILROAD to Chicago ST. Louis Rock Island St. Paul,
Milwaukee ksnsss City and all places West and South vest
via York and Eric, EewYork Central American Lake
Shore Gea. Western Railway and Michigan southern Rail
foruLs the shortest quickest and most pleasant route
to the Great West The road between Detroit and Adrian
open. and train. eonnsctns At Adrian with eIpre
Chicago and the West For further information apply
the Compsnys Office No. 1873 Broadway corner Of Doy.'t
JOHN y. PORTER Agent
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Great CENTRAL RoU TE.-
u I've Thrsssh Ticist and Frsisak Ofes Of the
6RRAf WESTERN RAILWAY,
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD,
GALBNA AND CHICAGO U. RAILROAD,
CHICAGO BURLINGTON AND QUINCY RAILROAD
10 Chissso Milwaukee GLssa, Dubuque Rock Island, Bur
sso. Quincy g. Louis Cairo Kansas and Nebraska sss
Via SUSPENSION BRIDGE OF BUFFALO, IL 1t
No. ia BROADWAY n Z;
Coe1es Of Coaruandtst DARIUS CLARK, Assn&
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ENNSYL WANNA ROAD
TILE GREAT CENTRAL RQIITE

The Pepnsy sna Railroad Pittsburgh 9TH rail
and from ST. Louis Mo Aon, Gal-ns and Chicago
IL Frsukort Lexington and Louisville, Ky Terre Haute,
Madison Lafayette and Indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dayton
Springfield Beeontsne sandu.ty, Toledo, Cleveland Co
r bus. ZsnesviIe Msson and Wooster Ohio also with the
steam packet boats from aud 70 New Orleans S. Louis Louis
vile and CircinI att.
Through Tickets for the East can be had shy the above
mentioned places IN the West
Pssser will find this the shortest expeditions and
conf, rtsble route between the East snd West
FROM NEW-Y0Rk To CINCINNATI IN 30 HOURS
FROM NEW-lORK TO CHICAGO IN 36 HOURS.
FROM NEW-YoRK TO ST. LUIS ~ IS HOURS.
Fare o. low any othev Route
SIC baI dblls IL the hotels Of this city,
Through Ttrts further tnfrmsticu may be had It hs
oeh<e u tho PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No 9 Aston Hoese, Broadway.
u ELkt0cT, ASeut.
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III RL m RA L X o b
iii GUMhHP ARRANGEMENTS

Gotn<aeneins WEDN RSDAY, June g. 1857.
fx,ins leavs Depot sf White aud Centre
Tss Tram conseeag with line OF suges for Less
shspss Express MAJ Train for Albany, connecting
Cro.on Fall. with line Of stages for Lake aahoPse at fdys
Tor Rdgefed Brewrers for Dsnbury at Chatham Your
Corners with Western Rassd for Albany Troy Saratoga and
me West p Mle,son Train stopping q all nsfa =,
n-Wh,te Plain, Train, stor2ins at all s.stions
Leave 26th.st- Station: TN mmWIhans bnaSe TAN
uns A. al s.stsns III invite Pans Train stopping
III stations q p. m.-Wnhams Bridge Tram s.opP.s - -
s.sas u-Coton Fals Train, stopping 1t all stations
3D. m-WillsIns Bhdss TrsM, stopping st 81 .tatoas.
~ WIN J. CAMPBELL. Superintendent
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OtficE % raI HovsAroxrc RAnaoAp ConrAsv,
RrInaK pnpI Luna d RI


NOTICE to BONDHOLDERS:-T COU-
PoNs due the s. prox the Bonds Of th. Company
.i be paid On presentation ct tho ofhoe o. kErCdUA
At the needing 1.-THE s.oothde in February last
sc.d ss S not sss 81 q.
In 1857 and to issue for the basaoe bearing dsts
Jan. 1857 Of co which should retain the perfect
secsty which had been given for the original Bonds Of $50
oO which issu. decided make $50 O0s payable
Jaa l. 1889 $4,000 JAN L. 1860 sso 900 J.n 1851 Soos
whole mortgage debt within the period prescribed tu purse,
b. the New Bond. been prepared and
change for the old bond. which have been Cancelled snd
charged of leaving yet to be EXCHANGED or othsfv
viisd to oIsne the issue and exsn.nse for them sher
old bonds should they feel Opposed snd such terms that tho
TIT Newt s hsn psI ess; Will
that those who contemplate eIchaasns viii have better
choice the time during which they NAY viii 70 con
p1eS,nss. cam BE- made with Se.M. kErcHUH HOWE
Co. Ss"f' or with the s {
orrIcE OF the PEOPLES Pisn.IrsUsA.ck Go.
Corner OF Canal and Thompsen.sss
4 T an ELECTION held at the office OF the Com
n pany the 18th June int for Directors Of tos Oon
psnJ, the following named osn"smen "o'e 'o''e" W.
MeI.fd v.hol Heoy p'SMs*, p.Id f sosd,o.a
Lothian e M:.l' SSs.a e' Nelson
jaime. s. Lewis, ThOn.: wnia%& JSsn Mopsypenpy'
s,n 90 SbipdIer' Mortimer Brown, William N. wilson
VIM d. Wsshburn, Philip Bonestss Abraham Legssts
yehn Yslvsrton, Alfred B,riao.s, Lyman eAAPAA
At .ubequsnt meeting Of tho Board, RICHARD yARLCK
= ~ pT "a '''''''' W. tSDEEiILi sss;es.;;
AR. DAVID DUNCAN has THIS DAY be-
- come a member Of o." n DUNCAN, SHERMAN Co.
Eew,Yort Julyl. sa.
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nJEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD cox
IN PANTS ExPRESS-0su.aAL oyyEs, No IL Bess6
- ssSsssd 10 s'gssc< E1ls';s ss SsrSss 49,.
euAs 4 - WIN, sse1 esVsss
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NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Oa
n ana after Monday June 5 1897 and until faIthex notice.
Passenger Trains VII Lave Pier foot Of DaAnes, " olOvk
DiyNKiRK EXPRESS, ct . m, for Dunktrt.
RUFPALO EXPRESS, u q N, foriBuhlo.
NAIL u Q . N, for DunkiTk and Buffalo and nterns
hate stations
Cnamber.st via Pomous fos Slfern's aud istermsdaes
6atiooa =. ,
Way PASSENGER att .. N, for Nswbntsh Middetovs
"a intermediate ststiona
fMGRANT. ct m, for DankLk and Bod.io and inter.
THE ABOVE TRAINS RUN DAILY, SUNDAYS
EXCEPTEDl.
NIGHT EXPRESS, o. 5 m, for Ddakirt, every dsy.
NIGHT EXPRESS ct p. m, fof Buffalo, every day
fhe.e Express Trains connect At Elmirs WITH En.TA
and Nisgs Fall, Rsilrosd for hissaTs Falls
an xan,on with the and BnEnsmton Railroad tI
yyrscuse at Corning with Buffalo Corning and New Yoh
isrosd Rochester; Great Bend With Delaware Lacks
gsupa ana Western Railroad for Scranton; Hornesyr
nth the Buffalo and New York City Railroad for Buffalo q
Bu6so and Dunkrk with the Lake Shore Railroad of Cavs
and Cincinnstd. Toledo, Detroit. Chicago, he
HOMER RAMSDELL, President
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Gopartnersbip Notices.

rJ,HE COMPREHENSIVE existing for the last 10
yssrs between the undersigned, under the firm
BRAMAN OCONNOR, this DAY by mutual consent dis-
sclved Either p.ry will sign in liquidation Of its sdair
-New.Yotk July 10, 1857. WILLIAM IL. BRAMAN.
FRANCIS b. OCOSN0R.
COMPREHENSIVE. = WILLIAM H. BRAMAN s,d
FRANCIS y. O'CONNOR, Of the late firm OF Brsasr <
Conpor hsye this day associated .ith them in business NJ
RRADLEY r. HARD az the firm ~ Carson Hard and
viii transact general COMMISSION PAPER BUSINESS.
At No n Beekmsn.st, unoer the hrm name Of BRAAAN,
OCONNOR HARD New YORK. July 10. 1887.
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DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP ARABIA, Tor
III LIyERPOOL-Tfe ARABIA, J. Stone. Comusater. WI
cad om with the ms and passengers for Europe
on WEDNESDAY,. the 22d inst steamer will leave IN
Cours.ys Dcck JIey City With the passengers y. aaa
81 O'Clock. The ASIRwh ssiI 5th August
T.. CUSARD No Bowling Ofeen
EOR LIvERPOOL.-The United States Mail
Il 6.ssnship ATLANTIC, o Eldhdss, CommsndS wiz
depart The United States Msls for Europe positively on
SATURDAY August at II O'Clock from hef berth 81 the
Of C.Dss Gor freight having unequsied ~
ooa0sodAtoRs for sl~ssbcs and comfort sppy 20
EDWARD X. COLLINS No - Wslt
Passengers will please Be board at IL o'clock AL ~
pass through the any others wiz DO 70
tsrned.
NorcEThe s,esmsr Of sh' line have wsertishtcsmPs
sents -N II,
The BALTIC will succeed hs ATLANTIC, and ssii 90 he
18Th Of August. . .
expense has been spared make the ships o. this tine
u respects ~ good The thorough examination eve
ths proves their mode Of construction yet unequased
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T,HE REGULAR NAIL LINE, via sTONIsa

i TON, for BOSTON ssS PROvIDBNCE-In.Ad rsuss-
The stesners PLYMOUTH ROCK, Caps joel stens and
Q. VANDERBILT, Capt W. Il Frazer, In ec1nsstion via
5s Ssninxt.n end Providence ard Proy3eres
Rsrssds yeyin, New.York daily Sundays excepted hon
nse No 7Fortn River drst wharf shove Battery pisce :s
- man train which Leaves Boston st $3.50 ?. m
TIE c. VANDERBILT from New York, Monday. we4nee
az ana Friday Prom ssonins.on fussdsy Thursday saA
Ds3ardsy.
Ths PLYMOUTH ROCK from New Ycrt. Tassdsy fhurv
~ and Saturday From S.oninStoa, Mentay WEDNESDAY
ssd Friday
Passenger, proceed IRON BtsnnCea per Rsrosd 10 Prom
lance md Boston, IN ths Express Mall Train reaching saa
Phss advance Of those By othsarousss, and ample as
Passengers that prefer board She steamer sntoy
sss undissurbsa breakfast desired ss5 esss Son
sastss 10 the 7lS train connecting ct frogdenss VIA
H. ii o u. train fo< Bostoa.
baggage master pAaiss The steamer ssd trA tsrou
essk way
For passage keShs ststeo>n, apply on board u.
Seasr Ne Freight Once fie No hsrth kvef, o.
W cl6ss No 10 Battery place.
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HI g. 1851 trains will leave chambsssss Station fone~s
Exuss. trains s.d 5:i5 IN. Albany Passenger tIsiss
M. u IN. AND $50 for Sing Sing, 1915 en1
for Poughheepsie, m AID and nj sr Peek.hH o'S*
At The way stations Passengers tatsa at Chsmser C.ss
eeopber and Thirty sests Trains for New York leave
Troy at4S5 s45 and 1910 and 4So m, and Albany n
4,/e and 1890 . N. and $40 m
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEf-
~ Connecting Of New Hampton with the Delaware Laeka
end Railroad aud at Easton With the Lehsh
Valley Railroad . . -
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. commencing May IS, ls57-
Leave York Eson and intermediate pisces from Pier
No North River, at 80 IL and $50 for Som
eTvuls by above trains and at jl5p.m.
The above trains Elizabeth with trains the
New Jersey Railroad which leave New York from the foot OF
Courtau1t.t al 80 and II IN. and 3:2D and pm.
Passengers for the Delaware Lackswsnns and Western Kali
road will leave al 80 only For LehiEh Valley Railroad
at u IN. only. JOHN q. STERNS superintendent
FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leaves Fulton Mar
ket wharf BY steamer Island City, al 6S, and 10 AM,
and the leave Flushing H. ~ at the same
hours meeting and exchanging with tue boat ct
Hunters Point. Through in 50 minutes Fare p cent'
WI M SMITH, Receiver.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogts Il
tie County Of NswYort notice hereby given 70 ell per
sonl having css against JOHN BLACK late Of the Cy
HswYsrk, sonfsctsasr dooesed TO present the whA
vssshsrs thereof to the subcrbe the house Of JOAN
Black, No 14o HsnHIondst, in the City Of HewTotk
before sixth day " August nsItDstod New York the u
day Of February 1857. JOHN n BLACK Admilistratx.
u IawSnTus z. d. BLACK, Administrators.
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Clothing.

HAvE you seen the 50 so SHOES and GAL
III TIERS; also, the 81 80 aud - BOOTS at JONES'S,
No 10 Annst, near the Museum
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II ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-Summer Ar.

i ONG lSLAND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AZ
IL rans-uent sundsys rans geios East: Leave
n: os RyeIhs.a a .. and ,;s N for Moth !:l.s
sp u. for Syost at Il n and 4so for Hsmpstss1
.tIs~ m, a:1 ..d p M fer Jamaica at ..d isA n
ssd 4 4. 49, g. AID p m
7 AND ROUTE-NEW-YORK TO PROVE
sss sa s.a.s vi ..1.
the ,. there e tAs E.,re: Train Of ne Ns.
' h''''d' which ''s SAMUEL LON Norr
NEW-JERSEY RAlLROAD-For PHiLA-
~ DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY i
CITY.-Nsi and Express Lines Leave New York and /!
NJ and and p fare, s.; u NJ 80 D: stopping at all
way stations II aud go 70 Remington Through Tickets
sold for Cincinnati Is II and ls 81 and the West and for
Baltimore Washington, Norfolk &C. and through baggage
checked to Washington in 3 a m and . p m
No will be received train unes. vered
and checked Is minutes in advance OF the time Of leaving
NEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
IN SUMNER ARRANGEMET, couinneneiss July Is 1877
Passenger station in New York corner h< and +hs', sn'
u TRAINS III STE LEAVE NEw-YoRK-FOr NewH.v.n Tn,
sS !e1, l2;i' So taS S, !ss and 40 I'm FS
D. no. For Milford STAFFORD Fairfield southport West.
pon 100 m. 1915 345 i:5o m For sorwak, 7;2o $40
81 d1 , s no IS AS s ST. s FS ss e' s
>. u. Fo1 stamford 1870 $40 le1k $50 as s:f,,
40 40 s1 m rs s sf 4ass ss sss ss s;1s.
'i Ss,osSECTING fRAiNS-For Boston $50 m lex 4a
m 4:io p M eI For Connecticut River Railroad to Mont
real lex and 4:2o lex 70 Northampton For
ton For New London Railroad 40 N, 40 p FOR
Housa,cnio Railroad so n 40 p m; FGI Ssas.'set
sso;s s s ~ o1d a !? % For O'H'''' and
N TRAINS S' TO NEW-Y0RK-Fron New Haven, $50 T.
s ;s tsn - IN fs F59H Bd ti,,
From Noiw,k a:.A "a s;is lo:I s.. U .s.i Us (sa
'H ''' l'" H. 'sj JAMES i Il H66Tr Superintendent
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CpA Alp a., sURF-BArHING - Splcn1

c,pA AIR ,rs SURF BATHING ! : - Splendid
- sFTFRSOOH EXCURSION - Long BkASCm s.d
sHREwsBURY mssai6esnt :es,a.s aFFiTFRsooS
:, 81 ec. for the Se.shorr direct landing at IN.
cf k.yrsrk Ocesn Heus. Long Branch, Pot ssnn
N;ssI.t.wn and Rcd Hsrk returning - ns Ely $3.50.
o'cIerk hi. evening FsIs each way twenty hf''
class hotels opes.
nor BOSTON ard PROVIDENCE via NEW
il PORT and FALL RlVER.-The spendcd and superior
steamer METROPOLIS Cap. Brown leayos Ne" YORK every
TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY. 1t D o'c.cck M
aud The ENTIRE STATE Capt Br,Jton Leaves Hew.It
avery MON DAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, s,5 O'Clock
NJ frm Pier No 3NR tho Battery b'tA touching A.
n wpo't each ,...,.,;
cant until the same .Lai have bten paid ter. . -,
Freiah forwarded through with great dspsSn
bv sn L, pre.. Freight Tram. v..
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TEL + 4 r 8,
u No. s67 BROADWAY,
LADIES' FRyNCH SHOES.
JEFFERS has Just opened stock Of Ladies' aud
Nisses French SHOES BOOTS and TOILET SLIPPERS, to
would call the especial attention Of his customers snd
visit to his establishment from Country Msr
shantk- His Wholesale stock 10 equal to any demand
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NREAT REDUCTION in FARE to EUROPE.
O-Firs Cabin $50; Second Cabin $50 aud SIN the
fstclsss paddlc-whee steamships ARIEL ZOO tun. and
ct poo PRECISELY carrying the UNITED STATES MAILSvs:
ana
MEN lfor ~ fofk
ARiEL....... Saturday, Aug say Sept Wed Sept
NORTH STAR Saturday Sept Slsasy Oct gw.a OF fo
don and Paris. For passage or freight apply to
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Tor Rreaht or Fassaye, bppy 70
EDWARD K. COLLINS, Ne. s. wIlst, NJ.
BROWN. SIMPLIFY Co, Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD Co.,
No n Aasin Fhsn Lsadsa.
B. 6. WAINWRIGHT Co., Psris .
The sbPs will be sccs,stsbls fsr 80
baos specie jewery precious metals snies
bills q sdins signed therefor. and the value thereof
pased therei0
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD CohPEY}
OFFICE No IN South 4th.st.
PhILApELPHIA July u.s. 1877. }
~ PER CENT. on the preferred and common Stock has
been declared payable the 4h Of nsat free from
State tax. D. bkADfOkD TfeesurT;
scLhoders the Books Of the New Ysrk Agency will be
paid Of the Fsrmsrf Loan and rruv Conp.ny
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NJEW-YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD SEVEN
IN PER CENT BONDsThe undersigned offer for sale The
GIVEN PER CENT COUPON BONDS OF this Company
0ae ssue, having twenty TO ran inierss sem
snnuay days Of February and August ~ The Com
psny's Agency IN this city r,vc.y ,urpx.Nh ca
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sATHsR CHURCH, Bankers,
Coru.s OF Battery and Cisysts
Drsw BILLS OF EXCHANGE s sight In TO suit. ~
follOws,
Ga New ct the American Exchange Bssk
On beston :Psysbe shes Leather Dealers Bssk.
On Phlsdelphts Payable BY Drexei 4 Co.
On Baltimore .....Psysblc BY Johnston Bros Co
On Cincinnati. -. Payable BY J. Wheeler, esq.
On g. Payable BY Haskell c. RI hsnse Bank.
On Pitssbursh. Pa. Payable By u Jsnss sso CssSiox
On Louisville, Ky. Psysble By A. v. Hunt 4 CO
On Charleston. .. T. Payable BY H. w. Copaos Co.
On N Orlesps. L.. Payable By Brown JoAasoa 4 c.
Also Exchange London
s.a.isIs On The Maine Germany.
r,reSsss CERrIucArEs OF DEPOSIT saa ..A.r xx-
CH AkGE Il ourvnk fstsA and aasaet general bANKIQ0
SssaHAss (. W.cHuScH sss susass.
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EesaI Notifies.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of tho Surrogate
Of the County OF NswYo notice hsIe4y svsa = "a
asssous having claims against WILLIAM KEW late 81 es
Civ Of York deceased to present the ssas With vssss
srs to the subscriber hs OEos No "a auascn
tie Csy of New York before Me fGsens DAY q ~
usKt-Dsied New York the twelfth day of Jsnas~L lsS>
rs lswSsTur TERENCE BOYLE, gxeeatex.
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Builoing Editorials.

SNNCAUSTIC TILES-For Vestibules, HaAs
H. Hrarshs, Dining rooms Cons~rvstoTes 10 GARHKIRx
cHIMNEY-TOfS, DRAIk-PlPES. 80 For sale by
MILLER COATES No 30 Pead-st. N z.
GARNKIRK and AMERICAN CHIMNEY
" TOPS also best Glazed and vitrifed DRAIN PIPES 81
Iona Island Pottery Depot Ne " Nassau T. H. QUINN
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JUsT PUBLISHED:
PRIMES BOAT LIFE IN EGYPT.

PRIMES BOAT LIFE IN EGYPT.
PINE author Of The GA House by the River Later
Yesr." Illustrations. limo, muslin 81 % .
most welcome book from the graphic and graceful pen OF
William c Prime There is mistake and doubt about
this travels not stIange that one 40 ~es such
English Dir Prime should make asoSd ooSs Roobo.
spe the publication Of stephen record Ofhis experiences
IN the son nothing has appeared Of 20 satisfactory
Mr Prime /. the best travellers and writer's OF travel
oftte present century He Is fond OF adventure shewd in
adns character it, varied forms lover Of curositie
whht gman OF natural and tT, with Ss T nj cGns
ing and gaSe and
s4 H and scholars will find he book f1 ali other
nodeIn travels compendium Of Egyptian learning and all
who love TO travel win 'pns Se ob.19yeI
This L book Of travels worth reading The author Is
man Of education mental and physical health ele
walton and fun We 'Pest strongly but sdy,sd{ Bgs; Life
Egypt different from most d the travel books that we
munmie opened tennis and inspected monuments his fa
convenience lie and his party syasniy ha s1na e ana
e write. vigorously he loves hi. subject he i. an artist
and scholar and making the journey sef the pleas
uTe OF looking at grand and beautiful things OF the land of
The Pto ie and the Pharaohs through the minds eye Of
clever and critical yet genial observer" Boston Trsy
"Thi. j. = charming book porrait1re OF NE b ~
Issehr. Visiting Egypt alone will be found to be worth four
fold chs FOR the volume to any one about TO under
al. the Journey We fully sgee with The Journal Of Com.
mere Tia, those who have followed Mn Prime in former days
through the forest and beside the stream WI not De esi a
isoLs" Boston Transcript,
descriptions VIVID
20 the delneation that decsyed civilization full Of old
m,mories monuments and traditions" Chsreston Mercury
1--WE have reac any work OF Eastern te aud tI-yeI
,,,;,st H. /. n.cnIisr cLarn1 State Gazette
M Prime minses story u his journeynss with the
most able fances the pessauest inagnng- the cheer
fullest stories. feeling illusions the most brilliant de-
scrip.ions." - ,,e,.., Troy wing
he author has endued his Boat Life with that charm
Of interest bich enccles everything Ills pen dwes pa
Th. volume will richly repay perusl It Is written win
hooueb ,pprrciaon Of Oriental life Its description OF per
an, md pe, are full Of color anddIawn with bold effective
touch without any approach to DASH but easy
pps.s.sssS New. York Courier and Enquirer
Mi Prime ha. added another and we hinS me mos. ntI
fayoT. The Oriental and classical scholar will find much
here 10 the memory snd complete his knowledge Of that
80 t.1,s ~ 49, IN Y News
This one Of the most interesting books Of Eastern travel
issued from the press many day The antho aoound' IN
pleasant Teiuiscence and amusing ane11otes rc 1e % "
capital style" lhocns''ei -Al4eioAiI
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.


From The ChTistisn Observer Philadelphia Pc
The object Of this work announced the title Page s
70 reveal spirit and enormties Of RomanEn IL Is
e recital the arts and devices praet ed BY Romish priests
in The goodly City Of Philadelphia The victim Of their Is
Nadeu and the hero who aided their Internal purposes the
ish faith makes full disclosure Of It's dark deeds when
his dying bed
From The Gazette. Lawrence Mass.
This revealing Goes Of the dark spots
the history II Papscy America will be sought after aud
read b. ttose who desire behold the system of Ro-
iy."
The details Of this sOry Of JesuiticA rascaty well
cited 10 inspire with hatred for the II abom
nations We will give the reader outline Of the
narrative but him that begun will not be
iy laid down until finished "
- From. The Daily Wing Troy ". Y.
We congratulate Mr. Binder the success he has attained
IN this His rise IN the literary world due - his own
uusded eseons but b. pleasing himself and graft
fu. his friends As " the editors Of The Troy Duly
f,a,er and frequent contributor the columns Of The
and the work before that he does homer the
From The Gazette Halowel, Ne.
will received by the enemies q the mother q hsr-
LOTT. poTtant addition 20 IL. evidences Of P0pish
cruelty and In reading the Of the hendsh
voluntarily to the lnquson with its horrors, and the
DARK scenes cruelty and boOdshd which have always char
.tezcd the acts the Jesut aud priests whenever power
has beer placed their hands that will tend 10 open
IA. we # our poop and awaken their attention in regard 20
the sdous vile, Of foreign influence should be eagerly wei
coined and sttentiyely read
AGENTS WANTED in sill parts q the country TO engage in
The sale Of the above work The Trade supplied liberal
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