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, 1859-06-25

SINGERS New ~" Macu1xE.-This late in
vention is designed to obvia;e every difficulty
that has heretofore arisen in all Sewing Ma
chimes. 1t At,as. .ftii<, fHef* G.d 4ash<-s. The
grea, demand for Them already felt in this mar
lsi. is guarantee that they m tt supercede all
other machines in use now on exhibition, TO-
setlcr with all tue different STYLES Of Singers
Machines, al III Lake Street. L. ". Harris,
Agent. je3I-3.no
~ Mount Vernon. Figaro. Empera,riz. Eu
genie. Cerrantes and rurlcl, Cigars and genuine
Mecr>chaum Pipes JUS. received BY J. Il. Oak-
ley q To-, ~ Clark street le."-lw
, 1859-06-25

~ Photographic Fine Art Gallery. Florence
/ Brigham, proprietors and operators AZ Lake
street. ie1l-1m
, 1859-06-25
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g Gas pipes are being laid along State
street from Twelfth street to clicks,
, 1859-06-25

e See advertisement Of Eiuinser's Old
London Dock Sin, i'll our advertising columns.
ie9.-st
, 1859-06-25
Illinois and Wisconsin,

's '< ' = ialva! niias aH f7s'e'f ef
,s III & EsEy es GtXsS' ~ r. q r. r s;is Ess
aa II % q thu th9'. # The 'a':n' &, Eu7lt
c'ealrtss must *sertsa-ly f!aee It ever: :i:7a-y.
tF:oa, tac y: J: coTrss a.:'. Enquirer;
n.4sit Il: in;.;.nt u4annc:. lore s.s-:s
:as thaa ca: se i.nc! il any e,tet la:sr f. t..7
IFroca thc Baltimore Ausr:ca:,
Eycsy subject tn which student = "csa :z.or
ea.to. se;:s 10 E:er. vii te fund tbs VI: JsSl
inference sntvtsy l.rs,y. pa!1:c md private.
~, T., !f1.. ,ae lna;aaap"as l'a;y 5;nr.a.}
& ya t. ele ax xst Sh1. e: hox Il st
~err. whrre south l,t les. via, Tnn.re--1,aI
!sn,s has ea:y 10 ,ara 10 his retsa : LII
j.st whit ht waAt..
lFn'nlt the y T. y-thrna<le.]
We have found It clt..:. saeyilvt it. >t.;toe:. nro-
sId a N III N ,ltT VI rs 'n<d aa4 ~ n l. '.:*
i4o;u \ took " ssfrretcr.
Tia .uc Of VIII u Ills is, T. sssr1 Ian Il a,e
IL il tbs Creiaa aces not ind it. xss o,a th4 Ls5
~ to the a'des. u nsa', VERY i,tcIiteut ny il Tic
Published ar sut~cr7t::, II a.ecr la.sc svo volumes
,if "a II -: wv; @ @:.sssssss. =
Every f''' ~''' w.
PrIces
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~ Hat astssa e44A GIL Fer Fal.-.. ...,. 4:aI
N ti Morhtc.l: la1 Et e.EcA+ TtF H1t, SO
Sc 3HE@- Co.. are sic Ac"cts for
BENIOS's AKEltsGEMENT VI THE DEBATES Of
tiDHtiKESs, Is ve;s. :.
THE EScit1Up.ED1.a BRITANNICA s!coho
ALLlRUNES GREAT nlC rtDSAEY U AUTHORS.
4l3A0.
An numerous other works # tie h;ght*t merit.
Professional anu Literary inra il dat e:c o.
'De '0s' A'@''S 'aSeSS' IS {: iki.;s III s.st TO-
, 1859-06-25

e The race over the Garden CITY Course,
Oil Thursday afternoon. between White Bird.
Girsy Queen, Cooley und Gray Dick, OIL the
fourth heat, was won by White Bird.
, 1859-06-25
CHICAGO, SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1859.

The Meeting OF TIE urSGARLaSs LAST
N1cu7-A large number Of the Hungarian res
idents Of this city met last night at l53 Ran
dolph street, aud formed themselves into ass
organization under the title Of the Hungarian
North. Western Central Committee. Mr. Julian
kune was elected President, G. Mihalotzy,
Vic President, and $. J.. Nasils was chosen
Secretary, as officers Of the Committee. The
object Of this organization is to enter into direct
communication witt, the European Central Com-
miitcc, at the head Of which stands Louis hos
sutl.
The lIunyarians last night by their speeches
entirely refuted the assertion that their synp4.
tiles arc with Austria.
During the evening, the letter Of L. kossutl,
advising the Iungarians Of the United States
to wait until the fitting opportunity should ar
rive before they embark for Europe, Was read
and much approved.
Thc following set Of resolutions were, after
some debate on The various points, adopted:
WHEREAS, The war in Italy has given birth to
hopes that not ouly that na1inn would aclieye
lis independence, bnt other peoples will hayc
opportunity to make a bold strike for their lib
c1ty. Il becomes us. therefore, IL express our
sympathies be it then
H+s1tttI, That we, the Hnn@ari1us Of CLica-
20, warmly sympathisc with the oppressed Itai-
ia.,s III their noble struggle ior liGyriy, w con-
:.ratulate tacnl on the victories their arms have
already achieved, and hopr sincerely tltat their
SUCCESS will not terminate ut tic " Mincio,' but
be continued triuuphuntly until every foot ot
Italian territory is completely freed from tue
iuisruit of tyranny.
Ateulttd. Thut We regret to see the Germans,
our old friends, in arfn> allowing themselves to
bc misled by tie influence Of Il brited ind cor
rupt press, who by false technical statements
AROUSED t.cir old antagon;stic feelings against
France, and thus induced many youn. aud
highly principled men. who should have been
foremost in the causc OF freedom, to be iucor-
porated with one Of the mort corrup. aud big
oted Governments which has been, heretofore
and is now au enemy 10 their progress OF ciyili
zatioa and liberty throughout Europe
Esolrtd, That we place entire confidence in
the ability and sincerity Of our beloved ami
t,ouored Governor, koss1ru, anl his nubIe
Generals, our old companions in arms, to ,,:4,.-
aSe the Interests Of Hungary during the pres
cnt crisis
ktsotrsa, That vt are ready now and hereaf.
ter to support the cause OF universal liberty
against ai enemies, and pledge ourselves to as
s'st .HOra!y and physically The true caus. uf
freedom wherever our SERVICES arc required.
EeSofstd, That these proceedings be published
in the daily papers.
, 1859-06-25

TO RENT State Street Stores
= aEt nwe!l!n=s.-11r tl.ck of S:,.., an, IIw,:t.
corner Sfate and At!atns s:ret, beil teav E..
p4e' r 10 haze nl4+e application and ut.rsa who d-,r.
eHFlHse loc71hEs IL: :us'ha. nse.: ls-ct L..
rtth'sts Tue ."~! .a' src1 to max: :a t}:t ~It?,.
t1Fe. tftaiu dl-. 1A Peasant for is. t!1.. l. - l.,
tespo"s.ee parties II Mr. Class uau.ua iGut. 14e,s vi:
millinery. .re>s making kc -" @-S'
,-Arp.iea.:ons nay be made COM Er 4 KlSsr;La.
i Lark =iiect. 10 the Undersigned +ta -r IL al Il
Az =. X. SrAHETrtFJEEE
e:s 1x-dcI3 w. Is Custom 1ivu Z Bti.;5:. Iasars.
, 1859-06-25
Ncm advertisements.

tH {. II HScRlFES. 4 ire-:;4;ny dc-n: Is Ds.r.or4 II
Il oufoTi-e 10 r.e-ir~ .1!re.e~.s Jvr t. ,d ,.N ss
Leadt"1 Pul-rs Of The No'tl- He4.. jal tS3iy
, 1859-06-25

4. u. H1nE, Secretary.
. Range Of the thermometer for the week
ending Friday, JuEc eth, as taken at E. l..
0'Haras Drug Store, No. 81 West Randolph,
corner st Canal street, Chicago:
, 1859-06-25

.F1eai Norris a:i = Ills Iona ,Tnu.u.ll
MAJ l:th. 1sia
hce' i2.us9y e'l's;, Et+ The sIen II tie g.l+--,he
he>c Al, e-iI Of g'.! wtnr liz nss :&rn III Germany
Iha this saving sa''i b.. .4:rcviaird IN ,
easv art nual: o:d til. tnJ. .ttuc tT Tic ;ul-
Ivy: tts Ea:n:s: We! k.twn IL ia, of Tie l.t
r. Ail.', anA ~t trustworthy sra.t;ls husr II Nr~
- j: this Enc It 17lc- II aHy The t;IN MFRS
tNn IL Broad street. New in1k} have very hh c.ut..
Ern % lr-cre. Is tie e aat tst ho:sAe .tl:c
article TteE sakr ts.!r c-tlI-nrt t4.t .n! elf
-s4x lie pun It ai ciicr>t of The wins il:~ they
aIt:-t. An as fir snse goes they .:.,.t.y
atan the fl.h ahl houur VI the p.dse thus g.rca 10
LIZ put..c.
iFrc= Nc..;. aaI v!t,:,' Home Jouraat}
S1v 1T, 1S.S
Tk7 Me-s.s. 4. II. Hnascr c.. Impogtr,> " ti1,ul
street. have the tst Odd Lonvu Duck Gin. f ,t.nal
fn'1.e.. TLss arte il highly recommended by t.n..s
whu t1:t 81. t. It fai. fI!Ll-
Pat l.? in QIla. Dct:,e and for sas 4, Whn.exas 4,
a!-'sa, aid It keail by Ill t1aess urui.ts try
crry fse:-3t t65l
, 1859-06-25
.jFor @llR.

IOls SAlE-.A Ca>h business.
b-'; :"eAt'n IN the e'y. within :Einu:.s ~..
Tie F''st '':a '.t.s. ';I:tt a.,' ;u G.~x ~.
so's x:ssn fur SeEs; -tliress box IL y T. o., ttr.A
ttAflNK y -. ~
, 1859-06-25

ROARD1NG.-.A few gentlemen
- eau be accommodated with b.ar, tr-:g tht SIX
Eler Il = private FAINT usd- rArk IL ,s;;r q; 4
OHce. t.Ss5,.
, 1859-06-25

WANTED-A Young Lady Is
W desi!nus Of Obtaining .tns:lcn 4. Gsvenes3 n
ap!1vate family cs Ehr:e Shy hare the tti-;es- x
'ak'oE few Music scholars. Has f:arn II Ter uwr AG
t.esa fn- Cre ,Es,.t --s+l l,H1.,
, 1859-06-25

The annual si>isat;on of the Nurunaa I.niyrr-
s:ty by ti1c Stale E"artl nf Education, will tasc
plac: At Bloomington I'll "Wednesday aud Thurs
day, the ::?sh and "'':h Vi the present month";
Tue Primary Node! :'cliuo! vii! be visited o.,
"Wednesday, :''i Tie Illinois Natural il>t"rv
Society will also cnayene the same dav
, 1859-06-25

II We understand that i. 4. Hoy1,c, ESD,
Son Of Malta, Is .bont to visit the East in
few days, and las been appointed committee
to c"nier with those Eastern Lodges who IRE 10
t:'c part III the expedition to the Falls of Ninne-
Eaha On the :ls: prosi,no, and to ascertain the
numbers who purpose making the trip, will, Il
view to their finding suitable accommodations
at aud from, this Iloint nor.Iward.
, 1859-06-25

Pleasant AFFAIR At WArkEGAs.-TI.e t1d;cs
Of the Presbyterian church. anu congregation,
at Waukrsan. held most pleasant strawberry
festival for the benefit of their churci. ut dick.
irson Hall Oh Thursday evening. The articles
prepared by the lmlies were beautiful, and the
entire arrangements were conceived in the best
taste. The crowd MAS large, and thu receipts,
VIC should suppose, were satisfactory. We
have seldom engaged in more pleasant hour.
or been n'ore agreeaby entertained, than by
our excellent friends ut Waukeyan,
, 1859-06-25

WAE'rED-A good Ladv's Sad
liz Bo!se. Aa.. be ,eEtsc..y sou... GET Z. anil
well errEex Address pust OAte Drawer :,,s i.s tx
, 1859-06-25
:; :; y. ~. trA. .A.x. l2N. Dr.
" D " .95u 1y,4. -.

70 On Thursday evening last the reception
Of Nessrs. Fassett l. Cook took place ut the
daguerrean palace, 14G Clark street. The rooms
We're crowded with our best citizens, who ex-
pressed themselves pleased with what they es,c
and hard from the orchcstrian. They are 10
have another of these delightful reunions this
afternoon from to 6 o'clock.
, 1859-06-25

Missing Boz FoISD DEowSEp.- YESTERDAY
m"rnlns Coroner 1ames was called upon to hold
an inquest on the body Of a lad found floating
III the southeast corner Of the Illinois Central
basin, III j o'clock 4. ". II was identified Us the
body Of Charles Hcrtraul, aged ten years, au,
sou Of John Eertram, native Of England, who
keeps m apple stand on the corner Of Michigan
avenue and South Wafer street. Drcc:Sc>, had
beea missing siucc Monday nornin. last, wien
he asked another boy To 20 and play with him
OIL tAc saw logs near tue water, tut the other
i;ti refused, sayiu: that lie was afrai,t Of
drowning.
The verdict Of ,hc jury in accordance with
tue facts OF the case.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24

Y, JANUARY 24, 1859.
CONTENTS of the NEw-YORK LEDGER,
To sEI IssUtD,
THIS (MoxplY) AFTERNOON, AT ONE 0cLOcxl
NUxBTR SIX rHE
MOUNT VERNON PAPERS,
By Il. Hon EDWARD EVERETT
AN ANGELS SMILE,
And other original Poems. ;, JAMES GORDON BENNETT
.sq, editor Q; Ta< Ssr-YOrk geraA
foYoUNG hYN IN TIE COUNTRY,
DsssDs 10 srlE rHrIR FOKrrsEs IL rHr CITY,
By the Hon. HORACE GREELEY Editor Of TAs Nru- Y'rA
TSib.se
AvisIr TO THE HOME OF JANE EYRE,
sy LhuL Gov RAYMOND, Editor Of TAs Nsr. York H~e'-
"A CANNON BALL IN THE HAT"
By"osE WHO KEEP. Eyis AND EAas OFrs.7
WORDS FOR MUSIC,
By6.r GEORGE p MokRrs Of IA. Hose Journal
"TBE HIDDEN HAND
ard powerfully Serial BY Mrs EMMA D. f. N
soUTHwoRrR ,u,bor Of" The Bride of an Evening NJ
Deserted VIE" k& &c.
TIRE TOMB or WASHINGTON"
APoEn. By NJ" sIGoURNEY.
TROUBLE ABOARD" AN oLp Co.srrK's srony
By an Old Contributor.
"THE TINKER
An Illustrated Poem. B, THOMAS DUNN EN0LsH.
THE OLD MANS DARLIN0.'
AsKrrcH. By Ma VAUGHN.
SYMPATHY
APoEx. By ALICE C.ny.
Another install men. Of
HARRY hoNTFo
BysYLvANUs COBB, ia.
THE GOTTERs SATURDAY NIGHT
With Or sir,l Illustrations
"wIfAsD wssDoh."
By GEO. D. PRENTICE.
A Greeting ITO WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT ." lii
BywM. ROSS WALLACE.
"BORpER sUFERIN9S "A sgEroh
By EMERSON BENNETT.
Another in.tAllment Of
"A TRUE HISTORY OF THE COLONY OF NEW
PLYMOUTH"
By that renowned htoriop al B." descendant Of Anne
B,sastr,.t, eOmmory called the Tenth AOse
EVERYDAY THIS,s.'
By FAsry Frks
"sAYIHG AND BEING"
By MARY FORREST.
EDITORIALS
"Rob.t Burns-, "osnerL and PersOnsi" "A Novel and
Upiaue Feature" "OmDibus Risips" "sensAoa Women
"a Wore TO our MHODahe." Americans in England" The
Useful and the Beautiful"
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS, kc. he. kc.
All this sublime conclusion - for FOUR CENT5!!l
CONTENTS of the NEW-YORK LEDGER,
To 81 Issued
THIS lMOspAy) AFTERNOON. AT ONE O'CLOCK!
Nlhhk DIX of 1HL
MOUNT VERNON PAPERS,
By the Hon. EDWARD EVERETT.
AN ANGELS SMILE,
And other origins. Poems, BY JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
,.q, Editor Of The SeV-Y@k Herald
ToYoUNG MEN IN THE COUNTRY,
DESIRING TO SEEK THEIs IN TIE CRY,
By Tie Hon HORACE GREELEY, Editor Of TAs Ssv York
Tribune.
AvIsIT TO TIE HOME OF JANE EYRE,
- LeE, Gov. RAYMOND Editor Of The Esre York Ts.s
"A ACANNoS BALL IN THE HAT"
By on WHO KIEPs HIS EYES AND EARs ofSS."
WORDS FOR MUSIC"
By Gen. GIoRGE P NORRIS Of The H0Ss Journal
1.-THE HIDDEN HAND"
new and powerfully ~Iiiten Serial, By Mr.. EMMA D. T. ~
soUTHWoRTH suthor Of the " Bride Of sn EyentIs"
"Tne Les.rted Wif.,' ke, &c
THE TOMB OF WASHINGTON
APoEs. By Mrs slGoURNEY.
TROUBLE ABOARD Az OLD coAsTEk, srosG
By an Old Contributor.
"THE TINKER"
An Inusus..d Poem By THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH.
"7HE OLD MAN DARLING
AsKEIoB. By nrA VausHs.
"sYMPATHY"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24


Tribun<
VISIT TO THE HOME OF JANE EYRE.
By Lkrt Gov RAYMOND. Editor Of Ia. Nsv YORK T'ns.
"A CANON BALL IN THE Hat
By"Or WHO KEEPS his EYES AID riss OPEN"
WORDS FOR MUsIc.D
By Gen. GEORGE p MORRIS of The Home Journal.
THE HIDDEN HAND"
rew ard powerfully written Serial by Mrs EMMA E N
SOUTHwORTH, author Of the Bride of Evening The
Deserted WIFE" lie, &c.
"TBE TOMB OF WASHINGTON
Pors. By Mrs sIGoURNEY.
TROUBLE ABOARD" An OLD ConTEss srosY.
By an Old Contributor.
"TBE TINKER"
An IrO.,rs,,d Poem B, THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH.
"rHE OLD MANS DARLING"
AsKErcH. By Mrs. v.UeHs.
SYMPATHY
A PoEM. BY ALICE C.n.
Another is.iAlmentof Of
HARRY ETFoRD."
By sYLvANUs COBB, "a
"THE COT1ERs SATURDAY MoHT."
With oiirtnsl Illustrations.
"wIT AND WIsDoM!p
By6EoRGE D. PRENTICE.
Greeting ITO WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT" bis
retarn from Europe.
BY wM ROSS WALLACE.
-BORDER sUFVERINGsr-A sKErca.
By EMERSON BENNETT.
Another instalmento Of
"a TRUE HISTORY or THE COLONY OF NHwPLY-
MOUTH"
By that renowned historian "L descendant Of Anne
Brsdsrest, eommo ly called the Tenth Mu.s-
"EvERY-DAY THINGS"
By PASSy FEN.
-sAYING AND BEING"
By MARY FoRREsr.
EDITORIALS
.Bsb.rt Barn. General aud Personal" "A Novel ssd
Up,Oue Feature" "omnibu, Riding" sensaaon Women"
a Word 70 Gu, Miuonsr,.," Americans in England"
"The Useful and the Beautiful"
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. te, tO, to.
Auth.-subane ccncluon for POUR CGNrs!!l
CONTENTS of the NEW-YORK LEDGER,
To BIZ Issued
THIS (MoypAy) AFTERNOON, AT ONE O'CLOCK.
EUaBEE Six OF THE
MOUNT VERNON PAPERS,
By the Hon EDWARD EVERETT.
AN ANGELS SMILE,
And other original Poems. BY JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
ESQ., Editor Of The Nep- York HsrsH
TO YOUNG MEN IN THE COUNTRY
DESIRING TO SEEK rHEIs FORTUNE IN THE C,rY
B, the Hon. HORACE GREELEY Editor Of Tie Ssp Y'rt
TyibYae.
VISIT TO THE HOME OF JANE EYRE,
By Lieut.. Gov RAYMOND Editor Of The y.~ Yors n..s.
"A CANNON BALL IN THE Hat"
By"osE WHO KEEPS MS EYES AND EARS orEs"
"woRDs FOR MUSIC
Bg Ger. GEO. P. NORRIS Of Tss Home Jssr.sl
.THE HIDDEN HAND"
ard poserfally ritts Serial By Mrs EMMA D. L. "
SOUTHwORTH author Of toe Bride Of an Evening" The
Deserted Wife, kc, he
1.-THE TOMB or wAsHrNGrON'
APorS By Mr,. sI5oURNEY.
TROUBLE ABOARD" Al OLD cOnrEs. sroaY.
Bysn old COl,rbGtor
THE TINKER.r
An Illustrated Poem. By THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH.
THE OLD MANS DARLING7
sKkroH. By Mrs VaUsHs.
SYMPATHY"
PoIs By ALICE CAsY.
Another insalInen, Of
"HARRY MONTFoRD.S
By sYLyANUs COBB, n.
THE coTTER's SATURDAY NIGHT.7
With Original Iln'u.tions-
VIVIAN WISDOM
ByGEo. d. PRENTICE.
A Greetiar 10 WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT" on hA
from Europs.
By wM ROSS WALLACE.
BORDER sUFFERINGs--A skrrcH.
By EMERSON BENNETT.
Another tnstaln-nt Of
"A True HISTORY or THE COLONY OF NEWELL
MOUTH"
By th., r.powned h,iorsn l. B. descendant u Anne
Brsdstre.t, commonly O4lsd the Tenth Muse
"EvERYDAY THINGS
By FANNY FEn.
~sAYISG AND BEING
By M.EY FoskEsr.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24

VOL. XVIII.....No' 5,54l.
----
CONTENTS of the NEw-YoRK LEDGER,
To sE Issued
THIS (kOsDAY) AFTERNOON, AT ONE O'CLOCK!
EuxsrR oy THs
MOUNT VERNON PAPERS,
By The Hon. EDWARD EVERETT.
AN ANGELS SMILE,
And other original Poems. BY JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
ess Editor Of The Eslc. York HvaA
10 YOUNG MEN IN THE COUNTRY
D1nRDe TO THEIR ,ohrrSE IN TIE City,
BY ,be Hon HORACE eREHLEY, Editor of The Esp Y~k
Tyisaa&
AyIsIT TO THE BONE OF JANE EYRE,
By Lieut. Gov. RAYMOND, Editor Of The York Tim<a
"ACANNOS BALLIN THE Hat"
y"OSE WHO KtEPs his EYES AND EARS oPES.p
WORDS FOR MUSIC"
By Gen GEORGE p. MORRIS Of The Home Iss~.sl
"THE BIDOEN HAND"
and powerfully written Serial BY Mrs EMMA D. T. ~
soU1HwoRTH author OF the Bride Of Evening" The
Deserted WIFE" &c.
1.-THE TOMB or WASHINGTON"
APoEs. By hrs. sIGoUREEY.
TROUBLE ABOARD" An OLD CoAsrEas sroRY.
b, en- old contributor.
1.-THE TINKER"
An Illustrated Poem. By THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH
"THE OLD MANS DARLING,
AsKETcH. By Mrs VAUGHN.
SYMPATHY"
APoEM. BY ALICE CARY
Another instaIlment OF
"HARRY MONTFORDp
BY sYLvANUs COBB R.
ATBI COTTERs SATURDAY NIGHT"
With Original Illustrations
"wIT AND WISDOM"
By GEO. D. PRENTICE
A Greeting "TO WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT" on bis
return from Europe.
BywM. ROSS WALLACE.
-BoRDER sUFFERInGs'-A SKETCH.
By EMERSON BENNETT.
Another instalm.nt Of
"A TRUE HISTORY OF THE COLONY OF EEw.PLY.
MOUTH"
By ths. renowned historian al b. descendant Of Anne
Brad..r.et commonly called the Tenth Muse.
EVERYDAY THINGS"
By FANNY FERN
SAYING AND BEING"
ByMAKY FoRsEsr.
EDITORIALS.
Robert Buns" "General and Personal" 81 Novel and
UNIQUE F.sturep Omnibus Riding" Sensation Womes"
"A Word TO Our MiBonsres," Americans In England"
"The Useful and the Beautiful"
ANSWERS TO CORES sPoNDENTs, &c, tc., ke.
AL ,bi.-,ublime conclusion for -FOUR CENTS ~
CONTENTS of the NEW-YORK LEDGER,
To Bs Issued
THIS MONDAY AFTERNOON AT ONE O'CLOCK
MOUNT VERNON PAPERS,
By the Hon. EDWARD EVERETT.
AN ANGELS SMILE,
And other original Poems by JAMES GORDON BENNETT
.sq., Editor of The Nev York Herald
TO YOUNG MEN IN TIE COUNTRY,
DESIRING TO SEEK THEIR FORTUNE IN THE CITY
nv n "A, Rsuo.Y York
TyiessG
AvIsIT TO THE HOME oy JANE EYRE,
By Lieut. Gov RAYMOND Editor Of IN. yep York Tine.
"A CANNON BALL IN THE HAT"
B, "osr WIG KEEPS rYts AND EARS orrs7
WORDS FOR MUSIC"
BY Ger GEORGE P, MORRIS Of Tkt Home JosrnsI
THE HIDDEN HAND"
new and powerfully written s. sl BY Mrs EMMA d. T. ~
soUfAwORIH author Of the BRIDE Of an Evening" "rhe
Deserted WIFE" kc, &c.
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