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THE COMPANY.
DRAMAS IN PREPARATION.

DRAMAS IN PREPARATION.
The celebrated drama entitled PROSTITUTION"
dramatized from the English story entitled
Neutrality" expressly for this establishment
by w. III. Seward, and introducing several dis
tinguished English actors be brought out
at an early day.
The Irish burlesque, entitled the "Fenian-
scare, will be revived without regard to ex-
pense.
The celebrated farce entitled rhe Wlgwam
Procession" will be revived during the season.
Mr. Butler's drama, written expressly for
him bv Grant entitled the Bottle Imp" will
be produced Bottle Imp, Mr.. Butler
The great drama of "Magnanimity," the
principal characters by Messrs. Lee and Par
sons, with views of Andersonville and other
popular Southern resorts is in preparation.
1t is expected that the well-known leading
Southern actor, Mr.. j. Davis, now held to an
engagement in Virginia, may be released in
season to appear on the boards, his first APP
pearance in this theatre since his late unsuc-
cessful assumption of feminine characters in
1865 The manager gives notice that the desire
of large portion of the public, that new "act
drop" be prepared to greet Mr.. Davis upon his
first appearance in public, and that he be sun-
ported by Mr. j. Ketch, has been taken int
consideration
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Genteel9 and Desirable Dwelling
an an House
'4a ~ oIzhuAT AUCTIONg 5 y
Rataaaaiaeg' Ag0iss !

TyHATCARR that has been laid by Tor The last len
weeks, undergoing repairs, owing to injuries re-
tracS at No. Exchange Street on Fourth of .JiIv
night, will be put upon the. track again. and COM
mence running
September fgth, at q o'clock a. W.,
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! = :
The Journal Des Debats to-day states that
the French and English governments have
conformity made an active representation to the
Sultan Of Turkey against the acquisition by the
United States government of an island in the
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The Irish burlesque, entitled the "Fenian-
scare will be revived without regard to ex-
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coal !aa CO4L!!
Randall, McAllister s. Co.,
Notice.

NOGCee !iiN
RoAT stolen from her moorings at Simmonton's
- Cove, Cape Elizabeth. on Saturday night, Sept.
and out. is II feet long, and 26 inches deep, and
about feet wide. Any person giving information
leading to the detection of the tcf the recovery of
said boat, Shall be suitably rewarded on application
10 JOSIAH pIJSBURY
Cape Elizabeth, Sept. stll 1sGG. scpl1d1wA
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Established June 20, 1862. Vol. q.

THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
every day, SUNDAY excepted, at No. 1 Printers
Exchange, Commercial Street, Portland, by N. A.
FOSTER, Proprietor. i.al-. .4l'i -
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Mr.. Buffers drama, written expressly for
he nroduced Bottle Imp, Mr.. Butler.
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PROVIDENCE, r. l., Sept 16
Eight fatal cases of cholera have occurred in
Bristol in this State, during the last three
days. There were two deaths from cholera in
this city last night.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept is.
There have been thirteen new cases of chol-
era and five deaths to-day.
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Is, Congressional Di..ric.

We have complete returns from this Con-
gressional district. They are as follows:
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PARIS, Friday, Sept. n
1t is stated that arrangements for meeting
between the Emperor Napoleon and Count
Bismarck have been completed and the inter-
view will soon take place.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
List of Letters Unclaimed

TN the Post Office at Portland, Maine, on the 10Th
i day Of September, 1866
Persons calling for these lcttors yl please mention
that thew are advertised. = r 81 NssffF
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The celebrated farce entitled ''The Wigwam
Procession" !" will be revived during the season.
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tiQuEENsrowN, Thursday Noon, Sept. l3.
The steamship Queen, from New York 1st
inst, arrived to-day. ~ s{N{tgt s.
-OT9 LONDON, Thursday Noon, Sept Is. p
The Atlantic Telegraph Company have call
ed a meeting of the stockholders for the prr-;
the Anglo-American Telegraph Company, un-
der whose auspices the cable has been com
peted. FF ~ ssrAegtfsv
SOUTH AslPToN, Thursday Noon, Sept. 49,
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SOUTHAMPTON, Thursday Noon, Sept. ID
The steamship Hansa, from Bremen, sailed
iforNsw York to-day, with $4,000 in gold. Z, =
.qf PARIS, Thursday Noon, Sept. 13
b The Moniteur to-day publishes Conyention
which was signed in the City Of Mexico, July
30th, by which Maximillian transfers to French
agents, one-half of the reeeipts from Customs
throughout the Empire, for the purpose of pay
ing the liabilities of Mexico to France. The
Convention goes into operation on the LIST of
-iNovember.0 8A3# 1gFHaRE9 SAe
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conflict has taken place in Syria between
the Parsees and the Bedouins, in which the
latter were defeated.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Friday, Sept a.
Adyices received from the Turkish army, an
nounce that it has commenced the invasion OF
Lebanon. $40 =. .{lrF4s.tsI.s = ..
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Lynch's majority in '6i 25sS. Net oh
Republican gain in two years, 1888.
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The Cholera.

tf New YORK, Sept 10. o.
Three new cases of cholera were reported in
the city yesterday, and four burial permits for
victims OF the disease were granted. One
death was reported in Brooklyn with no new
cases. =.
New YORK. Sept 16
IN IN inns cray cases Of cholera were reported
,1aa,s nrooksiyn one death All and five deaths. In
80. Us FoRTEEss MONROE, Sept IA. i
Two cases of cholera were reported in Nor
folk yesterday Several cases reported the
day before are recovering
.g ST, LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. Is.
The deaths by cholera for the week ending
yesterday were 272. f .s-
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NO. 1874 EXCHANGE STREET,
Where he would be glad to his past friends and
many new ones may flvor him with call, and will
he ready to supr,y them with tllc host of-
FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY.
W. W. CARR & co.
icn,tan,her III 1scc tr..l ; ~ f. tlti
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-12-05
II an d in II a n d .
81 CAROLTSS a. MASON &.


Down on tho shining, golden beach,
Watching she biIlows kiss The strand,
Chasing the waves th-. mock cur reach.
I.ottie aud go hand in hand.
Summer or Win er, What care Re
Down By the sea,
Happy are We;
For hand in hand 20 Lo;tis and 7.
Lottie IS twelve, and aul-raore-
Pshaw III out with It Ike a man
am twenty an honest score,
Itlt come to that but q win who can"
That's my motto, so what care II
Down-by the sea,
Happy are we7
FOR hand n hand 90 Lottie and I.
She viii have plenty Of lovers yet;
Wha: with her sweet and hsartsou1e way,
Her cheeks like pink and her eyes ike jet.
Won't she dazzle them ali some days
Won't you. LottIe? But What eareI7
Down by the sea,
Happy We;
For hand in hand 20 Lottie and I.
I have spell that they wot not Of
The careless lovers; and when they come,
Prating, may be, Of their tardy love.
have ; word that will strike them dumb
First come, first served so what care
Down by the sea,
Happy are we;
For hand in hand 60 Lottls and I.
Yes, hand in hand. and 7 mean 70 hold
That little hand TIL it cIings 70 nine
With a clasp that only Death the Bod
And net even he-can quite uatwiue
No, not even he--so what care -
Down by the sea,
Happy are We
For hand in hand 60 Lottie and l.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-12-05
MBER 40.


s. But your mother thinks me far
below you IN social position"
& Social position be ignored
What do l care for social position. as
long as nv little Oracle has consented
70 make the sunshine of my own
home"
4" Yes. but Frank
Well, but Grace ~
do YOU really love me7"
For answer, he took both the fair
delicate little hands IN his. and looked
steadily into her eyes.
" Frank. said Grace, demurelv
= Tn afraid youwill make a dreadfully
strong-wilIed, obstinate sort of hus.
sud
Z shouldn't wonder. Oracle"
And the golden twilight faded into
a purple softer than the shadow Of
Eastern amethysts, and the stars came
ont one bv ore, and still Mary Elton
didn't succeed IN finding that pattern.
Mrs. Seymour was the first guest
to arrive at Mrs Randall's select
soiree on the first Wednesday evening
in Julv-the fact was, she wanted
chance to confde her griefs to Mrs.
Randalls sympathetic ear.
Crying? Yes, of course I've been
crying, Mrs. Randall; I've done no
thing but cry for week.
Mercy upon us said Mrs Ran
DALI elevating her kid Eloved hands,
" what is the matter? hope Frank
isn't in any sort Of trouble.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-12-05
nEArH ~ Ny TArLnr Il i ,

DEATH O. NARY TAYLOR 1t is
sad thing to zee the charrner Of thou
sands led captive by the band Of Death
Mary TAYLOR Was sweet name
in the remembrance of old play -goers
III this city. She was one If the most
deservedly popular actresses who had
graced the stage with her presence
Her voice. in song. rad often caused
the welEiu 10 ring with the applause
of admiriug audiences. Her last ap-
pearaucc on the stage was in 1862
She left the worlds stage. suddenly,
on SATURDAY. While chatting with a
few friends, who sat bv her bedside,
she gave bne c0uvulsIve gasp, then
died with q sweet smile on her lips,
the same almost, SIS lighted up her
countenauce as she sang t1 her little
ones on the previous night Polly
Perkins Of Abingdon Green, one Of
her favorites, which had often thril.ea
. thousand listeners. She died IN her
thirty ninth year. Of disease 9 tne
heart, leaving behind her an unsulAsd
name as wife. mother snd :rleId---
Nszg Iork I.gsc5.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-12-05
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

THE Subscriber Offers for sale his Farm. consisting
Of I2n ac-es sitga-ed shree miles from the Cy Of
Mineral Point sire Linden road AtsUt forty acres
under Improvements. vth good fence, the balance
Is good tHrif-E timber. On the premises is good
frame House. first rate Barns and Sheds, thrifty
Er1s.r Orchard. and as fine young Sugar Orchard
be found " EN- watered with cis-eru, we'll nd
springs No desirable place be found IN this
section ~ crsutsy-
a good re-F school House within quarter of mile
Of he premises
For particulars enquire st the TsgsrSE oaice, or Of
oRWoSD PADDOCK.
July sch, 1865 2sG
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-12-05

STATE OF WISCONSIN,,
guESFT gF DANE The following de-
cribed lands in Iowa County hfgiu- been forfeited By
reason q the E9u-payment II interest uqon loans
granted fhereeH- Natace Is hereby given that the
same VIII be offered at paBc aucsJ and sold the
highest bidder a. te Office of the Secretary r state
a. the Capitol u Madison, the Z7th day of Decem-
he-s = d. 1866 unless sooner redeemed according
law SAID sale 80 cgameG 70 at O'Clock. 4. NJ and
r9nf5uEe from day 20 day uzzL all Of such lands shall
have been offered.
The minimum price az which such lands win be offered
Wii be the amount named opposite j. tract, {Glder
the heal.r- Total amount due state p which includes
the amount u l3an the interest ta the first day Of Jan
nary d. sod4, -r1e per cent damages She taxes
which have been rrl=d inst such lands and the
cost uf advertising ts5s same
SAID llasE De ssld ~Ghj=c 70 all taxes uht ch may
~ rls time of sale he due thereon other conditions
q safe H le announced by the Com nssoners At the
opening Cf the sale.
THos. s. ALLIES, Commissioners q
M WI. = SMITH -.3t- sehoot and
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-12-05
land FOR ALE.

vT'EE undersigned offers for sale she following fne
tracts ot and lying II she town OF Liberty, Grant
County. Wisconsin. VIA
The = + = & Sc ~ec. Is. town north, CT range
z-5-t. csatslliu- Ell -atE acres.
so. the +. e the 5 u sec % town north,
q Ta--e- Fes- cau-5iui1- eighty acres
Iaasa auas 7Ee Sell W1tered. are IErerS15Tset Wth
scattering timber several yg<u groves. have good hay
toms are uarlv fenced she -'eis guaranteed and
VIII ta sold a- bareaia- L Siu se sold IL -
ser= tracts or al in one piece.
GEORGE WILKINSON
Mineral Point, Jan. 16th 1865.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-12-05
70. GEoRGE APPEL.


nRIENTAL BARBER, attealst1 sha Tols1rtni wants
81 the public. SHAVING -uAIEcC ItlSlf-
SHANE 0ofN.s.
Kxf~n ~Ererf Mineral Point.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-12-05

send FOR Illustrated Price List OF Instruments and
Catalogue Of New ArGsic.
Address orders. q. 7. WILLARD.
Wholesale Piano Forte and Nc Dealer at 81 Broad
way, New York. IF
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-12-05
MISCELLANEOUS
SALE Oh FORFEITED MORTGsCED LANDS


OFFICE or CoxwIasIoyEEs or
School AND USIvERsI~Y LANDs.i
aAnIsgN. Wis, October 18Th, 1866
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-12-05

BOOTS, SHOES and ALTERS, ofthe best quality.
embracing all the latest styles.-.... Also, finely
assorted stock of HATS and CAPS-all qualities aud
priccs-for Men, Boys and Children.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-12-05
!

A good stork OF GROCERIES constantly on hand
comprising SUGARS. GREEN, BLACK. and JAP
ANESE TEAS, CoFFEES, SPICES, CANDLES,
SOAP, SALT, &c, &c.r &c.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-12-05

TO @HE TURnTC:
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-12-05
"A y
4 a.

READY MADE CLOTHING and GENTS FUR
NISHING GOOnS.-Ihe largest and best assorted
stock IN Iowa county selected expressly thi mar
ket, and s.l be sold at rery 5olo figures.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-12-05

ourstock comprises DRY GOODS in every ~arietv.
5hawls, CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, Plain and Fancy
1assimeres, HATS ana CAPS, HOSIERY, GLOVES
BOOTS and SHOES, GROCERIES, sc.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-29

HnssAnss' UnSsu Expasss ConpAuY.--
The leeatins agsats Of this nsssa asd psps-
lar corporation. Nss9s. B. r. Chapman and
Z. ]. Csaadall, bavs been Ia tswn during
The dsy. nakiag ansnesassts ioe IN eGlcs
Ses ~ company. ~ sthss bssissss csssse
ted with optsisg ~ Nsschants' He b thls
poist. This nsw saA esapsline Osopaay
hAs got eoatract with he ChineA 1eek
lsland : Psei6e rcd b ~ ovse ~ lios,
cad = soon y ~ .pssliminasiss ms ssltlsd
Il u pssssbls thae they ~ sPsa plass y
busiaess n this city. Amoae IL
stoek-hsldsss Il this line ass uasy q ~
heaviest merchants u ous city, uh4 q
csasss. ass aaxioss - havs ~ li1s spsned
- b this peist 4 ~ sasiisss psesiA,s ~.
Thew bsing inssssstsd N ~ slpek sss vssy
naturally dssirsus q N sppsstssity b pss.
seaiss the conpsay.
4sssss. Chapoan and Csaadall ere ed
and experienced snployo II ~ Uaitsd
States Ezprsss csnpasy, ~ kssw sbss b
sinsss psssestly. TAsy will sAssss . god b.
catien, end hurry tup ~ liss - iass -
possibls
10 short tine W. hePs to b able 10 a.
nsuncs the 6rst arrival II ths Merchasts'
Express Line 70 Davespost 1t b live
concern, - oil know, and viii spare no
pains 70 serve our merchants and business
men 70 Their sntirs sseisfaceioo.
0tess writing ~ Gboss - lsass ~
hey have rented What u kasws - Fejevs-
y Store, on The corner of second and PET
y Streets. This 10 . Esod Ioeatisn nd
~ill he fitted up in the bsst style, such as
viii accommodate eli. This II their determ-
inssion and we do not hesitate in saying
that they viii succeed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-29


On Saturday lass, A. H HasrissA ~
recent champion billiard player u Missouri,
was arrested and locked up foe vsgFsney.
Canadian sehtinsnt 10 elanoreus 1be TN
executioa Of the Fenian prisoners seassneed
to b huag. The defeat Of the Qssen's Ows
eanaes - Jesgivea.
Frsstisaal cusrsney was received irss
The printing bureau during tho week y ~
amount Of >Sss, 500. Shipped = Assissan
Treasurer, National Depositosiss and Ne
sional barhs, 1ssS, ,sso.5o. Redeemed
o37O, $500
The receipts from lntssssa Bvssns oaa
urday were @705. 1884. The rscsipts ifos
che Let Of July, The commencement q u
pessent 6scal year. to dats, amount 10 elsl,
| 076, ,410.s9.
The amount Of fands in The Treasusy oas
vault Saturday last was oS,Ols, ,eS6, =
which ovee three millioa ds1laes vers 10 le
esl tender ooees, and nearly thrss hnndre
and any thousand In gid.
The teal issus 10 dats Il Natisaal Ban
circulation u $50, ,ess, 80. It he rsdsop
ton Of which Ne 0ovssone0t helds oecul
ities = the amount Of oSSe, ,Ses. 80.
Aayicss itsn ~ ssnasal ssa 0suths
psrtieA q lndisna ssa1ra ~ pessalsaes
- pseaao sot almsst uaivosaIy. Ths p
~ esep viii b failuro.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-29

Patented NAV -, l0oo.
This u an art Gle Tor washing without ruseln,,
except In v,ry dirty p. aces. which y reqa1e w
iyht rub aud uni he other prepas stou1 0assed ~
llSs l,urpupe. Wlta NOT nUf TuR cfO1neDs Out VIII
lave them lnneh WunRa thaa ordinary msseods.
without the uauai wear aud tear.
!. .snevs sssess :pesss s.s = ! y 80 fac IL
Th:s powder i prepared n acsotoan-s With sne1, ,e
heal science. a.d spCn pfeSees Pse1.E sSs \.
with 3 Oocasod by Let1eSo reoeoe - - oeS =
use for more tAan ye1e. and ~ psusoa Nee1 q
universal Avnritc wherever !. has ~ 80: aesas
/. -. 9 e. saks11' r - s'sAps -
i N ss.es nest eiths iahas sfs.Sb,se. A vsss "a
40. 81 e,esassR .~seaows \ = sssssparosa.:.
! Witk one,1NaDoB ~ umD a - uDo0y feeomeo
Il npass beautiful gloss and lustre .Sch - ~ :,
to any other 0Qoc, No wafer requires exc1Rs ~
00let:n ~ powder.
Dirocfioos With sacA packegs.
And - be readily arr e1atea ~ oiogIe eS1al-
Ths coal q vasain9 ~ fiv = IN " ~ peasoel
Win not exeeed tAree cents. a. :.
| nav sssisss csSrs usss hass 6ern inGfsdge.a =
lie pabl WhleA havo ruttoe ~ e1oens g oaIsa
| Tusn0vine ~ dirt, bat knowing u men.ce =
| lencc q ihh article. they eon14enuY .peoel.n
| being adapted To 0eet de0an4 W1!cn - ~.
| isted, and wheh 1Dnsfee0e0ee n ue1nsa upsepSsu
xAHrrAcfsnD ~
HOWE = 0TBv8NOs
$50 Broadway. Boston.
ALSO. MANuHACTURxns OF FAMILY Dfl
n ~ - orsssm - Dealss svayxaesa
4 & aaF r Fas
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-29

DOTY CLOTH WASHER.
THE UNIVERSAL DOTYS WASHING.
ICLOTHES wRlNGER II. MACHINE has again bscu
with cog wheels. has taken arded the FIRST PRE-
the Finsr PR sAiun ct the NICM AT TIE GREAT
state Fair OF all the North NEW ENGLAND FAIR
ern states also tho Eirsi VI 1Nrs. Also AT THE
Premium 1t the last two STATE FAIRS OF NEW
| Fairs Of the american In liAMPNHIIE. II NEW
| etitute: AND HAS bEkN YORK. MICHIGAN. Wis
AWARDED THE FIRST ,ONkIN, MINNESOTA.
IpREMIuM BY TMElOWA &c AN TOOK
I UNANIMOUS VOTE OF TIE FIRST PREMiUM
r he COMMITTEE 4 r1,H SILVIA nAD AT
THE GREAT NEW ENG. THE LAST FAIRO OF TIL 4
LAND FAIR OF 1906. AMERICAN INSTITUTE
AFTER THE MOST LWTY'S WASHER using
SCRCTENIZlN0 TRIAL 'Ci Ing sufs saves
OF THE VARIOUS MA Srcc-fOnrths the tabor and
CHIMES or NUMEROUS me takes ont all the drf
COMPET1rORS. no sore hands no fmtid
TMEINlvEKSAL tr.no Injury TO the
CLOTHRS WIRING dothes.
wrings clothes alm,st dry. Soon Robinson says
without injury 10 the moi our machine. after 1
delicate garments. and Years is thought more
never gen tired Or ont OF Il to-day than ever"
order. On receipt of the price
Mrs. Cyrus W. Field en- PLACES where one
says: at eavcs great selling, we v i'll send one
labor without injury to tt Washer and one wringcr,
clothes. l therefore mosl ether or bath, free IL
decidedly recommend II. feight chargcs Family
use.'' sac Washer tii; No. ~.
vrnger. go; No. Wiring
r, &S.bO.
kE Exclusive right Of sale given 10 the first
responsible applicant for eaA tow
Send for circulars. giving Wholesale and retail
terms. r. q. BROWNING. Gencrsl Agent,
No. ~ C.artland ST., New York,
oct29 d.lm (OppoAts MerchaAts' Hotel)
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-29

Tms Picruas o. sr Joax. A Posn. By Baysrd
Taylor; Ticknor I Fields, Boston.
This pretty little volume coataino two
hundred pages. Its mechanical execution
10 Of that excellent charactes fsr which its
Publishers are noted. All commeuts On it,
literary merits would b utterly useless and
inappropriate, inasmuch - the rank of post
has long since been cordially aecsded 70
Mr.. Taylos. The work 10 divided iato ave
parts . Prosn and four Beska II would
be equally 10 place on paslor table. o. IN .
students library. We have perussd il
with pleasure and profit, and recommend T.
to our readers. For sale BY Lsss /
Griggs.
SrAss Houas. BY Jso. Brown, n. D.. fiskser
/ Fields, Boston.
As the title indicates, this volume i The
result Of the auther's leisure hours. Il pro.
tends TO no great originality. and aias q 10
depth Of thought. II is merely intended - .
companion in Intervals Of rest. when the mind
longs more for relaxation and aoussnent
than for thought and reflection. Several Of
ito sketches are highly tingsd with huaor,
and oone arc devoid Of matter for instruc>
tion. The author dedicates Il to the "mem.
ory Of Abraham Lincoln" and casts il
upon the sea Of literature, careless where II
may And its proper level. For sale BY Luse
and Griggs, Davenport.
Tnn Aurnossutp o. Substantially Nathaniel
Holmes. Hurd Z Houghton, publishersa
NY.
The idea that "Shskspears's plays" were
written by Lord Baeen, 10 by no means .
new one, although its supporters ore few
and far between. The octave volume in
h..a, .~-..;riro ovar ak hundred Dages. il
dsvossd ~ prove this. aad. - b candid, -
vancss some very able srgumeots 70 ssstaiu
its position. II consists Of . mass Of post>
ical quotations, and . biography Of b
con, 10 highly interesting, and we'll worthy
the attention Of scholars snd general ssad
ers. But il 10 immatsrial whether Bacon o.
Shakspears wrote the plays. The latter hai
secured the credit, and q thousand volaoss
could not rob him Of IL America va
named after Florentine navigator. and all
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the plays, and there 10 think the matter
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washington Irving. Arranged and eaitet
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4 Houghton publishers, n. 4.
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ductions Of the author, which during hi
life were never collected and included II
his .vorks Of portions Of the unpublished
manuscripts bequeathed TO his son. and .
. republication Of the Legends Of the Con
quest Of Spain limited edition Of whicl
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