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DISTRICT CoURT1 SUCCESSION OF NJ E. L. ROBIN
Of New Orleans. Deceased wife Of F. Desgrais.
No.9sg.
NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors Of
this estate and to all other herein interested
show within daysfo the notification II
they have why the by the admina
of this should he homooga,ed and approved the
funds distributed in accordance herewith PEI
BY order Of the Court:
aus 10 ID P. s. WILT, Clerk.
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FOR SALE.
e. STEAMBOAT FOR sALE-TH

s&H-rSs sltAnlcr NRAMFUS, lying The opposite
side of the river in good running order and well
found well adapted for the towing business dimensions LAG
feet long 2 feet beam, feet hold IL inch CYLINDER foot
stroke, will be sold accommodating terms For further
ticulars apply j. II. PHELPS,
Common
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SECOND Corr DE JUSTICE 1LA VILE DE LA NoUVELLR
PAX, : ORLEANS vs. DOEMISI NOR

PRE ssa. ceg a p5 ALEx sEANT TRcK
TN vERTU DUN writ de Fl eri faeias moi
Il adesse par Honorable z. NJ Bradford agirent
Justice de Paix Il paoisse f0rlsans procedera
vene pnbliGne BUNTpI 1e II aott 1857, midi
LIE CONTENT DUN GROCERIE situG Ia rue Julie
| entire les rues Foucher ct Tchoupitoulas.
Sais dams Fafare cidessus.
| 4C0NDITIONS-Conpant au moment de Pafudication
| aus 10 Is II WIN a. OJTTRE Caune,phtes
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szcoyp D.s1s. 9T GWkS KEN
WHEREAS, John r.. Kennedy has petit

court Ietters
Of the late Owen Kennedy, deceased intestae-
Notice is hereby given to all whom to show
within days why the of the said petitioner
should be granted.
By order Of the Court:
ausl3ls P.s. WILT, Clerk.
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FrRsy JUSTICES GoURr,l WM- o'HERN vs.. THOMAS B.
raI nsn q 9 s,s Orleans BaETER-No. BIZ
- sias to me directed BY the Hon. D; r. Mitchell, First
to sell at public auction TUESDAY l9h day Of Au-
gust 1851 at II o'clock NJ, my Warehouse NO IS Julia
street
Seized in the shove entitled suit 49,
TERMs-Cash the spot. &
jy3l au3 Il VIM G. QUIRE Constable
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NO EXCUSE FOR nEAi&Y itUOFs.-

MO EXCUSE FUN Lt-AFif KUUFs.-
FROM WIN. BROWN, ARCHITECT.
To hereby testify that have used
Warrens Fire and Water Proof Composition Roofing for
last four years both private and public buildings The In
Hotel Niagara Falls having 350 feet frontage
and the Engine os and Machine Shops Of the New
York Central Railroad Buffalo, with the
have had difficulty with IL and have heard complaints
and do hesitate say that in opton formed from
actual with its that il is the best
erml for Hat roofs for It's cheapness, durability and
suSreptbty Of eng readily made perfectly tight, and It's
great power fire.
Baltimore, February Il, 1854 WIN. BROWN.
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WEDNESDAY, MAY q, 1857.

THE SATURDAY EVENING POST
i TIE eREAT RHILApELPaIIA. PAPER
THE GREAT PHILADELPHIA PAPER
THE SATURDAY EVENING POST,
THE GREAT PHILADELPHIA PAPER
THE SATURDAY EVENING POST
THE GREAT PHILADELPHIA PAPER.
THE SATURDAY EVENING POST
THE SATURDAY Posi- FOR NEXT sifURDiY ,ss
to The value Of it. contents. Nothing in the least s@or.zns
safely to the bosom Of bis family knowing that nothing
found therein contsmna bat much - strengthen aud i'm
zee by buying humber Of The Post and giving il strict and
thorough perusa That such perus will not b. wo-k Of diff
Guilty but delight be Judged from the following table Of
this weeks -
THE WAR TRAIL. Six more Chapters # this splendid
Story.
Chapter xxy.-El Zono.
Chapter XXVI-A Plan Of Escape
Chapter xXyII.-Eljeh ogaekenboss
Chapter XVIll-Rube's Plan Of Escape.
Chapter XXIX-Scaing the Cliff
Chapter WA Reinforcement
ESGRAVIEG-Rub. Relating his Plan.
ENGRAVING-Art Progress.
ENGRAVING-A Wedding in Russia
DREAM FROM HEAVEN Extract. from the Diary of
Adam Granger deeply interesting story complete in this
A REVOLT IN A MAD-HoUsE A curou. and thrilling
a WOMAN CAN KEEP SECRET
THE FAULTS P0MtE ,ir G0 O. LGy ST REMEMBER
RIDDLES, ENIGMAS, CONUNDRUMs &c
ALUM IN BREAD. An article that should be read by all
DAsTfEGPT OF NAPOLEON TO COMMIT SUICIDE.
An article showing the fasehood Of certain in Al
bolts Napoleon -
And GREAT VARIETY Of OTHER ARTICLES grave
and cav too NUMEROUS TO MENTION.
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cav
STORY OF PENNSYLVANIA
BY Mrs MARY A DENISON, Author Of Home Pic
lures &c
Look out for this New Story!
News Dealers everywhere will do well to increase
ders in view OF the public demand for CHIP The GAvE
CHILD"
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4 GENTS wANTED-EXCELLEN BUSI-
n NESS OPENING Wanted few energetic, industrious
Men, 70 SELL AGRlCULTURAL BOOKS among ne fstm
or, y.ry favorable term. will be given With proper sen
ton more than per month clear profit above all
Be realized chance make money wltnout rlss
For particulars apply immediately 10 C. sAATON6 Co,
Agricultural Book Publishers No 10 Faltonst ". 7.
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ANTHON'S JUVENAL.

THE sATYRES OF JUNENAL AND PERSIUs. With En-
slish Notes Critical and Explanatory By CHARLES An
THos LII ID. Portrait. limo, sheep extra, sOc. .
The universal which has attended the scholastic
sbors Of Professor ANTHoS best attest. the distinguished merit
with which his has regarded by the learned world
ss5 The London Athensum DR. Anthem has done for
sound classical school literature than half dozen English
men His books admirably edited His merits as an editor
VI the school classics well understood and appreciated IN
this country well in his own that commendstion would
BE- superhuts.."
We consid., his series Of School Classics. stand
ryaled in their deppent of education, whether
the extent of scholarship hch they display the
complex language to its final aesurete combinations
union Of the highest classical knowledge, With the power
adapting the student Of occurrence, these
tributes chare this excellent series" lExamin.r.
~.
MISS BEECHER'S NEW BOOK.
COMMON SENSE APPLIED 20 RELIGION; Or The
Author Of Letters to the People Health and Hap
piness" Physiology and Calistbenics" -" Domestic
Economy" Domestic Receipt Book" &c l2mo'' Mus
lin 81 v
L. S. ARMY REGULATIONS.
REGULATIONS FOR THE ARMY OF THE UNITED
STATES, 1851 Approved by the President Of the United
States and Printed the Direction Of the Secretary Of
War. limo, Muslin, + %.
This work Of course well known % military men, and
copv oil will be found necessary every organized volunteer
or militia company, well 20 every officer and soldier who
desires know the Rules and Regulations of the United
States Army The directions the minute character
from armsmeEts and ammunition and regulation
camps conduct OF battles treatment Of prisoners OF war
e subjects down the proper challenge oa sentry and
reply q the guard.
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WILL be PUBLISHED WEDNESDAY, May
w r. new Work. after the style Of Leeehs Pictures from
MIR. HARDY LEE:

HIS YACHT.
Being XXIN Sketches on Store, by Chinks -
vol Halt Morocco binding .Lons 4to''''''''rHss -
CONTENTS:
l-Mr Hardy Lees Meditations.
IA Brilliant Idea.
IVA Great Man Consulted.
V-surveyng the Lines.
yIII.-Jus, the Man for Pilot.
AI.-BosIdius Made Easy
bl!-Dead Calm.
XIlI-Ns.ticsl and Nauseating
XIV-A New York Lady Edited.
Xvi-cio.c,hsu I and smackins Beeze.
,&XII.-A Regplar MazzleT ~
XIx- ij S Snd pi.qHieiude
XX-I2i"s. ,%d Of w to,fly "o"'H on fNo'
XXlI-Takins Tender in Tow.
XXIII-Nice Day for Sail @
XXIV.-TheUsua Result
From The New.YoIk Evening Post.
Our attention has been ad 70 .re: Of 'tst, ne, Just
y a. hia frTtvfpT .kstcbr. on stone By
Chks which eyiuce decided talent aud viii e much enjoyed
by the admirers of the kindred compositions of Leech and Doyle
In England Tie story Of bosting enty well told
BY this sketches in which the dory and dstinctness
story Tie sketches unequal the faults OF BEGINNER
apparent but the individuality and expression Of the differ
quite surprising In the third sketch for instance
the reading matter scarcely necessary to tell US the different
views Of Mi Lees family to whom he announces hi, intention
which drawn with great spirit The twelfth .tetchthe
gel Of the cole admirably represents The rePose and nat
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Writing Fluids Improvement in FIGURING Mills. Gas, silk
Without Worms. New Railroad Bridge smoky Chinneys
THK TABLE--Efecis Health; The West when and
Price Of Lands and Adv.nnse, Of Particular
irs Food New Farm school MFDcAIEReprodast7 Power
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TNHE GRAND LODGE AND KIRKs NYS-
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Lodge TO-DAY at Odd Fellow Hall 10 o'clock 10 take
into consideration the poprety Of altering the Degree Pass
eoods account Of the expeditions made KIRH's MYs
TERIEs OF ODD FELLOWSHIP. Country msnbss
get s0pies Of its B0pks'sIss
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4 MEXICAN ART UNION GALLERY, No.
IA 4y7 Broadwsy-Geat sale Of English French aud Ger
man ENGRANISGS, at wholesale prices Go early
TNHE DUSSELDORF GALLERY is open over
Il the Hall Of Dr. CHAPIN'S Church, No SIS Broadway
is old location-hom 10 O'Clock until 10 O'clock pm Ad
mission Is cents
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fine Arts.

DOWERS's GREEK SLAVE at AUCTION,
Il AT THE MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
H. H. LEEDS Co. beg the attention Of art-lovers TO the
above important sale the celebrated MARBLE STATUE by
HIRAM Powers,
THE GREEK SLAVE,
which will positively be sold al auction at the Merchants Ex
change New. York on TUESDAY June %, at u O'Clock
This world renowned Statue which valued at 5000
is the oyioinaI Greek Slave which exhibited through the
country several years for the benefit Of Mr. POWERS
and sterward purchased of him by the Cosmopolitan Art Ao
citation Of Cincinnati who awarded prize to the present
posseoI Mrs Kate Gillespie and on whose account it is
to sold will be by the following correspondence
"BRADY's BEND, Pa, May 6, 1857.
"u II 1rrns oso auetioneer New.York-SIR; have in
nv noseson the original and Statue of Pow
e Greek Slave which awarded to prize by the
Comonoap Art Association years since Not be-
friends been induced To write you as TO the pocy OF
selling by auction Please inform what you think
plan and whether In opinion would realize good
above mode Of dsPosins OF IT, and obise yours
&c. KATE GILLESPIE"
"NEwYoRK, May 10, 1851
"Mrs. KATE GrLrsPIE-DEAR MADAM: We have the plea.
acnowledgins yours the 9th inst, reply beg
Greek Safe by Hiram Powers have hesitation in saying
thswith proper publicity aud the facilities enjoyed BY
III II. LEEDS L Co..
"BRADY's BEND Pa, MAY H. 1851
H H. LEEDS Co.-GENrLEMEN: Your letter Of the 10th
due consdeAtoH have concluded to risk the
the Slave auction and have accordingly had shipped
charge Of my friend MI b. who ~iI call and arrange
preliminary the sale and also place in possession
the proof the genunenes Of the Statue Nj Powers
Trusting will give the sale WIDE pubhcity
and receive good price for the marble beauty which
uctsu,y paIwith await the result with the greatest anxiety
Yours, truly, NATE 6lLLE>rlf
The above Statue will be placed exhibition week pre-
,ious to the sale in the Ro.unda the Merchants Exchange
and sold as above presenting probably the only
opportunity in lifetime for securing the greatest work of the
most celebrated living sculptor HENRY II. LEEDS Co.
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60 hhom it map Concern.

A WIDOW with two daughters wishes TO TAKE
n CHARGE ~ -. GENTLEMANs HOUSE for the SUM
nFp hiis ,bs6mily sbsenf Good references Owen.
Apniy a, No leO Wsyefley place, N the rear.
ArOTICE.-AppIicatio having been made to tho
n ConmoSer 2. Pe Is 1 for DSpc.s' Of LsHs w-
rants Nos. 1872 ZIA ToIS issued undsr act Of Msfcn
,S M q January 1856 all esaoned .sanst
ti.tlnr any Of the above warrants. EhAsTusf MEAD.
CEVEN PER CENT CITY REVENUE BONDS
- WI issued By the Controller In rot ss st ESQ.,
p.ysbe from sin months year. msy - destred
fhe money may be Deposited With A " STOUT, CAAnhsr.
an, q shoe ed LsssI Rfat Hisg,is i'u ;sss u ssPo<
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MP R ANT % R X
COLONIZA TON.
Ki0h tsaece..o m to Il = W Derby CO.. 0
No. l45 Main-st Cincinnati,
THIS PUBLISH
T. II II / O. u 1 A
HER GLOOM AND GLORY
AS LLUsTRATED IN THE HISTORY OF THE SLAVE
TRADE AND SLAVERY THE RISE OF THE
hf PRo GRE V OF AFR RhHiS Missions $50
BY DAVID CHRlsTY,
AuthOr of "Coton il King" &c. With an Introduction
BY w p STRICKLAND, d. d.
The o Sot e these Lecture. awakened at the time Of
their delivery account of their conservative tone and the
facts they embrace has induced u to issue them IN
single volume In tins form they WA be valuable not only ior
present reading but work Of reference on the subjects
The request Of tie members Of the Legislature for the pub
LEGATION Of the first Lectures might be considered
ample ndorsemeu Of their worth and rendering the addition
Of any other commendaory notices unnecessary We cannot
rni.bd literary foreigner an evidence they
produced upon mind While III Cincinnati she had applied
10 the author thou Oh friend copies Of all three Of the
Lectures and reading Them sent him note from which
MY DEAR SIR Receive my heartfelt thanks for Let
ter and Lectures and still for your view. and WORKING IN
the question Emancipation and Slavery Iney are the
ft ones have met which have spired mel mean made
me feel inspired glowing the eubjecand opened 70 me
great views possibilities in the They have made
truly delighted My nature is too to polemics to
have been able sympahze be warmed by the ultra Abo
oniss But adore the ideal the perfect and true and only
from tina, central point all relative point. out in their
bst-fus lstons sud only from that point any strong
organizing power TO be exercised. 80
con graduate you sincerely me view Of the cause
have taken up and the you working our ana my
SELL 10 0e INSTRUCTIVE y ''1 dFREDERIKA BREMER."
1.-THE prospects Of Liberia eoquenty set forth and elsbo
r,te supported by an immense array q iaes ss R1e
A liberal discount made TO the Trade.
Copies sent by mail on receipt of the above Prlce
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CEEDS.-The subscribers offer the following sea-
~ sonabe SEEDS, tue growth OF last and of
passed qualities Dealers and others requiring large quantities
will be served prices considerably below the rates quoted;
Early Scarlet Horn CARROT pr b................Sl %
Improved Long Orange Carrot PSI B............. 10
Long White Carrot, I'd
The above clean seed Of American growth.
Best quality Red Top TURNIP, per tb............ Is
Red Top Stsp Leaf Tumip, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 70
Large hite English Globe Tunip per 81
Large White English Norfolk Tuup, per rb............ ~
Long White TsnkaTd Tumip per D................ 70
Y,ouy Sion. Turnp p,r n Is
Yellow Aberdeen TuInp, pei n .....A......... 20
Best American Improved Rus Bsga Turnip per 3D.. -
Imported Improved Ruta Bssa Turnip per b.."..". 50
Imported Purpetop Ruta Bsga Turnip per b.:.'....
And u ether tine varieties of Turnps Brom D. 10 ID
White Sugar BEET per "
Yellow Sugar Beet -
Ing Red M.ngel Wurtzsl Beet per b............ 50
Fine Mixed FRENCH GRASS Seed for Lawns per bu.h % W
other mixtures for Lawns. 81 10 -
the finest qualities Of Red Waite Dutch Luesne and
other Clovers Timothy, Redtop, Blue Grass English and
Italian Ray Grasses; Orchard Sweescented VeInai the
Fescus and other Grasses with large and complete ssso
ment Of VEGETABLE, FLOWER and FIELD SEEDS Vt
the best qualities, at reasonable rates
J. NJ THORBURN Co, No. Is John st. n. r.
NORTHERN CHINESE sUGAR-CANE SEED now in
planting either for Strip Fodder Superior seed
NJ .vfsy nd impo afiO sti On
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ITO FARMERS and STABLE-KEEPERS.-
ROCK SALT in large piece, suitable for laying in the field,
msnsers for the cattle constantly hand and
for sale BY SAML. HOTALiNG Co,
Nos l0l and los Broadst and No. ZIG Wert-st.
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Cost an6 found.

Coz REWARD,-LOST, on MONDAY
R 81 EVENING, from No. 20s 5thsy., black and Tan
TERRIER DOG about months DID, distinctly marked
upon The feet and under the the Of Tag
The above reward will be paid upon his return
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OF THE WEEKLY PRESS.
TO NFWsDFALERs AT HOME AND ABROAD:
A new story will be commenced in
THE NETWORK LEADER
of this week II will sensation Send In orders
at once Of being supplied with enough of the
first number
TO POSTMASTERS:
Do not conound tins paper with The Ledger The subcrp
ton price is 80 per snnum: 10 copies for : 10
MATURE and ART" Church's Painting of
~ Niagara Falls I" Power of Art !" How TO Attain Perec-
ton; Decision Question between Doctors as TO the
most appropriate pursuit in life Of different indyiduas
Housewife Drudgery - Eoping Heresses-Csu.es" Ia
Health ali Evil or Good % Mormon Mormonism"
Fut,erng Among the Flt, " Breaches of Promise > H..
man Resistance Of Extreme Temperature Freedom of
Speech in todsys LIFE ILLUSTRATED.
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Gtaiionerp ano fantp Goods.

DOWNE & HASBROUCK, Stationers Hail,
I'D Nos. ia AND l76 PEARL-sr., Y IMPORTERS and
MANUFACTURERS, ofer for sale low cash prices every
variety Account Books Paper Fancy snd Staple Stationery
Writing Papers Notes Drafts Money and Shipping Receipts
Ilkstands Memorandum and Time Books, Pens Pencils
States Knives Chess and Backgammon Boards &c and
ar articles usually kept by the trade JOB PRINTING and
TYPOGRAPHY executed at low rates. Cards; Circulars
CALL.
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Che Ball 6eason.

DANCNG1c6GRRAINypD y S0IREE DA Ms ,rG
LINE VEZIENS Dancing Academy, No. q HowaTdst, &c
commence O'Clock and close at H. Admission 80 cents
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RANDOM SWITCHES AND NOIEs Oh EUKUFtAN
TRAVEL IN 1856. BY the Rev JOHN 4. EDwAsDs An
limo Muslin, 81.
The author of readable and useful sketches visited En-
rsnd Scos nd France Germany and Italy for the benefit Of
his health with three young gentlemen for companions and
krpt copious journal Of his daily experience The WORK n
srph and interesting and the time entirely practi
ea in its character aud adapted the Of travellers 10
cons Of sctus record Of incident, in the order Of their
occurrence and hence Eest interest for future tour
ss may the ground well for those who
an excellent TO which sdtsd the attraction Of per-
,onsl adventure.
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X R0A ID w AY I III + A e r.
~ D. Marshall. ......................Sol Sole Lessee.
W. X.
Doors Vpen at H. Performance begin al u O'Clock.
-, BENERJT OF Mr. Lorraine,
respectfully his for the first time IN New
s Cor the patronage Of the public and Of presenting sier
"e ALI u entertainment
"a, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MsV a. 1857,
Shnesp<aTe's Comedy Of
n MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING
0theaek, Mr. Lorraine Dogbeuy by Mr. Bese Beatrice hrs
timel, Mrt. l.. W. Dayenpoct
and entire t " characters great strength and excel
Knee. 49,
The drsua Of BLACK EYED SUSAN.
M
zoe hSd experiment ID GardiseTs Galvaus Electric Gas
q, Ntss Will slso b. shade
11a'sdsyA attractive Ml for toe bcnesi Of Mr. Sey
sndsy-Mr A. H. Davenporte benefit
oSstdsy--khe Annual Tieket Night.
A Il BUTTONS TflEATER, the Comedy Of
90 CAPTAIN CHARLOTTE,
40 tee Bafetta Of the
UNPROTECTED FEMALE,
a. A. r al THIS WEDNESDAY EVENING, be played
So MSS POLLY MARSHALL
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INV Ne " Be o ks. -
HARPER BROTHERS.
Mo-. ST as PeArst, Frankhu-squasel
PUBLISH rHIs DAY:
wELLS'S HONDURAS.

WELLS'S HONDURAS.
CIVILIZATIONS AND ADVENTURES IN HONDURAS,
co.pRIsISs SKETCHES OF Travel THE GoLD REGioss
on OLAScHo, AND REVIEW oF rBE HsrosY AND CENTRAL
RksoCRcrs 90 CESTk,L AMERICA With original Maps
and numerous Illustrations By WILLIAM v WELLS syo.,
muslin, 81 $1,000
s- Republic of Honduras in which the greater part Of the
described this book laid mas recently excited
.r.iv u the minds II the public much from rs being the
&c. Of long pending dispute between the United States and
Fand a, from the interesting character Of natural prouc
tion. resources and uhsbtsnta The suthor who has been
among the describe m pecusres visited the country
in The capacity mining styenure and under the special
Government penetrated into portion Of the
Stat, known blanche and famed throughout Central Amer
. o lis valuable gold mines Here be spent the greater part
OF y.,r closely examining the mineral and agricultural
n.ee, Of the country joining in the primitive customs u this
eud.d people setting extent the part Of Robn
.on Crusoe The climate plants BIRDS and the hAo Of the
uop, are closely observed and detailed With graphic and
titous pen by and field follow another
In rapid and these interpreted with descriptions
OF scenery and and frequent ds.hes Of humo which
con bne form Of the interesting books Of travel OF
The day The suho has been pains 70 obtain from
thentie materi, history Of Central America
hch follows the narrative, and TO- In fact the only complete
historical sketch Of that country brought from the dis
ooy. the century down the present day The
eastern part Republic Of Hondur which northeEy
cor tnuaon Of the Mosquito Shore has rarely been
visited Mr. Wells have left little for travellers 70 do
The work embeshed with enssvinss from orig
inA drawings and Preaced With the only accurate msp
Known Of that country.
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Special Notiees.

Pesf-Onice Notiec.-The MAILS for EUROPE wa
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