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HORsEs, CARRIAGES, &C.
At JOHNSTON VAN TASSELLS
IA ARCH. JOHNSTON, AuCTIONEER,

liz East Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue.
hhaul1 Es zySsx sSESsS 4sS nDAs
horse line win find It 10 their savantase to call On u.s.
business and 's o"r s eondaesG he
same strashQrwara principles which honorable
& GOOD sss siatns bin for horses % a. prTseh sns
SOUND 1--WE t hours FOR trial ss.s morse 'aA'
P9wS neTs hs s
horses, carriages &C.. private public Liberal
advances %sss e sSiss
one Goaa and one Vrnia breed IS
syears kind in ali harness. free from vice. tros In three
%a pssE en Sa KIND y onn @Ra f K
Sc. double Harnass BLANKET Also top wagon built by John
r. Lawrence; set single Harness.
Team black Horses Is hands syears kind in all harness.
SOUND kind ana true Elegant spring
Phaeon built BY Brown, Dorchester double Harness.
Elegant light Barouche, built by Brewster & Baldwin,
three top Wagons two no top pony Phaetons no top Wagon
Imported arabian Stallion l4s hands years. thor
Brown Horse, long and tail, l5 hands, years;
in minutes sure; superior style, kind and true
all harness hne under saddle; free from vice. superior
endarsnea and Soo% % Wsrsnted % sound thd and true; @
Ssehsr t with shifting Wagon built Mott AcduTe
Two white Mares brought from Texas. long
and stylish drivers suitable for adesior childrens
warranted sound, kind and true.
Bay trottng Horse, long flowing tail aud 57z hands,
years; kind In all harness and under sadde free from
vice. has rotted In 2A5 trot in minutes kind and
Light three spring Business Wagons.
Bay Horse IL hands, kind In all harness. free from
vice. fine traveer very stylish, kind and true; together
with a two wheel Cart and set of pony Harness.
Splendid black coupe carriage Horse 10 hands, years;
kind in all harness. good traveller, handsome and stylish
driver; kind and true.
Private gentleman's Road Turnout,
comprising stylish mahogany bay Horse, 5A hands,
years. kind In all harness. free from vice tros in minutes
free and driver warranted sound and kind to-
In complete order; set Harness, city made, &c.
Flag tail bay Horse lbA hands, years. kind In all har
free from vice. trots in s5 sure kind and true;
gether with Dusenbury Van Duser top Wagon, set Har
ness, &c.
gray coupe Horse, 16 hands, years. kind in all har
free from vice rots In minutes very free and stylish
driver warranted sound, kind and true
Several other Horses, and Wagons &c. Further
count Of the weather.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc

ITO LET-A BRICK STABLE, FROM TEN TO TWENTY
i stalls No. 557 Washington street. Inquire OF JohN
MOYNAGH, l27 King street
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RIO LEr-FRoM NAY 49, UNTIL OCTOBER lS FIRST
IL class private Stable Twenty second street,
Tiid avenue at very moderate also for sale cheap
ssea Carriage Kockaway In good ORDER made by Brewster
OF Broomc street. Apply at stable, or 70 s. kILPATRICk,
Bulls Head Bank Buildings.
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EXCURSIONS.

T ow FARE TO ALBANY AND TRoi.-oNLY 81 30
IL and like reduction to al points est, North and East
The floating palaces VANDERBILT and CONNECTICUT
alternately every evening (sstuTlsy excepted Al
o'clock pier a. North river foot OF Spring street.
Freight taken to all points al reduced rates.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RATLR0ADS.--
IL Trains for Albany and Troy, connecting with Northern
and Western rans leave New York via HUDSON River Rail-
road rheh street and Tenth and 30 A. n ana
$50 and IL r NJ, and via Harlem kalrosi, Twenty
sixth street and Fourth at 10 A. and 35 r. NJ
The r. n. train via Hudson River viii sur
days -
Sleeping cars attached to anilt p. ". tram.
Drawing cars attscheito and II 30 A. NJ and}:U
7. NJ. trains. . ........n,, ,,, a..
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p,vYs viii OPEN PATTERN BoNrETs AND
ps,s, ,T.,sone case this day; great dsplay OF
sr,ius Bonpets L. BINNs, Millinery, blI brosovuy,,
S"'"s '0 Tp stairs, opposits hetroposan hoess
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The Emerald. An illustrated literary journal.
We have several times taken occasion to re-
fer to this journal III commentator. 1t has of
late, we believe, changed publishers, and de-
cided improvement has taken place in its liter
airy department likewise. 1t is a weekly that
may be safely taken into the fainily-which
cannot be said of hundreds of pretentious pub
licatiors--with literary contents of n high
order of excellence, and, pictorial embellish-
ments that will compare favorably- with the
best illustrated periodicals,
Peters Musical Monthly. July.
With this number commences a new volume
of Peters Musical Monthly, and we are glad to
know under auspices more flattering than ever
before. The reading matter is choice and the
music chosen from the best sources. How So
much can be given for SO little is secret best
known to the publisher, bat the fact is IN
doubted, that he gives $50 worth of choice new
music, besides 10S pages of select reading for
So per year.
Catalogues. .+.rt ... .s-~. Il
We have been favored by Mr.. Charles ID.
Elder, agent, 81 Commercial Place, with the
following catalogues for the year 1863: Naza-
reth Academy. near Bardstown, KY; Young
Ladies' Academy, st. Catherine of Sienna,
Springfield, KY; Mount ST. Mary,s College,
Emmitsburg, Md. fz-s SEES 81, .ass-.ts /.
iSoggarM .4Tooa !: OF, the f,fsFt fsfcst A Lecture
By Rev. NJ OConnor, S. J.. Baltimore: j.
Murphy Il Co.
We have been favored by the publisher with
a copy of this able and very interesting lee
ture. The author-late Bishop of Pittsbpsg-
has thrown the intensity of his own~feelings
aud pure patriotism into this eloquent produc-
ton, and it will be read with heartfelt salts
faction by thousands throughout the Iand.='~
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!, In opening the poll box Of village In
France whose voters numbsreA 800, II was
fofnd tn contain $50 ballots Vote early and
often" seems not to have been unknown in
that precinct. 80 -" sea'o" = 2N7
80 The air shiptat San Francisco, which is i'm
tended to make trip to New York in "a
hours, has not inspired perfect confidence by
recent trials, although she was readily steered
in any desired direction. sep ''a0
At the late annual exercises of Georgetown
College, President Grant delivered the diplo-
mas to the graduates. A seat was reserved
next his own for ex-President johnson, but he
did not arrive till the exercises were closing.
- Col Warren, the Fenian prisoner recently
released from an English jail had an interview
with the President last week, and procured
from him q letter to the Secretary of State, dii-
resting an investigation into all cases of i'm
prisonment pointed out by Warren
A man named Hiram Miller was hung on
Friday week at Windsor, VT, for the murder
of MIR. and Mrs. Gowing. The circumstances
attending the crime were peculiarly atrocious
Yet Vermonters call Mssissippians uncivil-
lied" if in q drunken brawl a homicide il COM
mitted.
An electrical blasting machine has been in
vented and'was successfully tested recently in
San Francisco. We saw a two-lcgged machine
coming out of a st. Charles street gambling
saloon one day this week, who was blasting
Away at fearful rate-but we should Judge
the " machine" did not operate successfully
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Board Of Assistant AtderAsn. shs Treasursr's
report was as foliowss Receiptsft isi ,sas 81 ;
expenditures, sls9,sS5 Al; balance on hand,
5,9l6 90. The report was referred back to
the Treasurer; on account Of non-cofnplisnce
with the law. Resolutions were adopted d.
recting the City Attorney to adopt measures to
resist the pretensions OF all persons claiming
seats in the Common Council by virtue of any
authority beyond that of the legally qualified
voters of the city. An extension of five years
was granted to the City Railroad Company to
complete their line along the leyee to the har-
racks. An amendment of the upper Board to
the ordinance providing for the sale of square
of ground to Charles Morgan, was con Cured
in. A complaint was read against the keeper
of the Insane Asylum for malfeasance, which
was referred for Investigation to a committee.
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CAT1Io11c AND Protestant EpUcAr1oS,3.--As
regards the spirit that characteristics the various
places of education as schools of moral
/ training, if any comparison has to be made, il
must lie between the spirit of discipline and
the religious and moral priucfpies which
animate q Catholic college and those which
perrade the Protestant universities What the
Oxford spirit is and what are the moral effects
of it's trainiuC if we had not known il before.
We should have known now from the con,
fessioti of one of its own HEADS, the rector of
Lincoln College, Compared With the Protestant
worldliness. md vjteGh Catholic @eoIi9Ge Is n
place OF education in the trriest and Highest
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j. w. Long MamEToIn News Depot, corner Of
Love and Music streets Third District has favored
With the New York Herald Boston Pilot Bazaar, Comic
tan, Record, New York Weekly, etc. etc. Our down
friends should patronize this depot so centrally
locatedfor their convenience.
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Cardinal Bonaparte, whose face is said much
to resemble that of Edwin Booth, is u very
handsome NAV, and greatly admired by all at
soldieTly step and regal bearing; his head is
always bent forward, the full, level eyelids,
are never lifted, he rarely looks at any one,
even when speaking to his brother Cardinals.
but you can see that the eyes a rich dark
brown. The Cardinal has almost hook
nose; it is more than aquiline, and gives a
Jewish cast to the physiognomy. He has the
reputation of being great ascetic, so much
so that the good old Pope blames him for the
severity of his fasts. lie is very retired and
exclusive. Nevertheless, he does not eschew
fine clothes nor elegance in all his surroundings.
Neither does he avoid appearing at the
entertainments of those who are prominent in
the political, religious, or social world.
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DIED (:

On Tuesday, June 9th of consumption, at St Joseph
Tsnsns parish IONA aged years, late copsort of
DR. Francis Barnes aud eldest daughter of Dr. D. and
H. $. Ball. of this city,
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First-It is Southern enterprise located the great
Metropolis OF the South and under the control of
of experience and success in commerce. lzF .fisi
Second---Every kind ,gf Assurance human life
be prompt effected and FREQ from those often
Conditions Restrictions and delays imposed by many
Northern and Western Companies. = sF},tr
ThirdEhe retention in the South of fny million of
dollars uatiy which will be invested such secpri,
ties as wiz EaseIay sSsst " our ndsstrnl
Fo6rtl-Equal reliability with the Oldest and most
successful Netthern and Western Companies.
Fftil-Its liberal terms both In Rates and In afdrEg
permanent loan to all its policy holders of third
the amount of premiums thus enabling persons OF small
PLAN l-a ~ uTut. -.yeE sTpN5Gf kBa1 sseFdg
Sxth-That no Insurance Company exhibit n list
of policy holders superior in bnsiness stand
ing R dursenent Of confidence in the management
from those WHOSE Judgment il entitled respect
proving that no Company can offer superior advantages
- u. .-f d h iylS
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c. G. HALEY.-We understand our genial old
friend, though handsome young bibliopole, Ha-
ley OF Exchange Place; cUntcu1Pi;stes North
ern toiu, partly to relax, after an Hnintermitted
application to business for five years, but more
with an eye to prom citing his business, which
has grown to gigantic proportions from very
modest beginning, under his enterprsiHS
management and forest ght. After 1uanfulIy
doing his duty to the 9 Lost Cause lie return
ed TO this city, and has given u practical evil
dcnce how reconstruction may be accomplished
In building up the fortunes of it's citizens, for
Ire has achieved success which leaves him
without competitor in his line in the South.
During his present tour he will make arrange
ments with the periodical dealers in leading
cities and even in Europe; and with view, to
preparing for the great accession in his bust
ness the coming fall, his premises in CONNER
cial Place will undergo alterations aud i'm
provements. We wish our friend a pleasant
trip and safe return, .,..l
Board Of Alde'men.-A petition was read and
an injunction sued out against the city by the
Chattanooga Railroad Company, in reference
to dispOsing of certain rights and privileges
along the river front, presented. The or
dinnnce was read, and an animated discussion
ensued, but the measure, after having gone
through the severalstages, was finally adopted.
Accompanying the ordinance transmitted to
the lower Board was petition from citizens
against the sale of square of ground to Chas
Morgan. A resolution was adopted allowing
>$14 for each inmate of the Asylum of Little
Sisters of the Poor as is done to other institu-
tions which conform to certain stipulations. A
petition was presented, offering to pay $50 per
month for the privilege of keeping the City
Park. resolution to allow the Infants Asy-
lnm $3.50 per month, Instead of Sl00, was re-
ferred, as was another requiring the City At
tOrney to furnish $4,000 bonds. A resolution
wns adopted to sell the right of ferry for FIVE
years at the foot of Louisa street.
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SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Present: Messra. l. r. tsenores, Vice President NJ.
NILSSON, f. II, Summers, G. Baquie, j. ckafe T. H.
Hunt, Julius Vairin, j os. Hoy, H. v. Ogden,
Mr.. Baquie submitted the following
REPORT
To The President and Directors of tho Louisiana
ment of the Life Association of America:
Gentlemen--Your Committee, to whom tunder resolu-
ton adopted meeting of 10Th June assigned
the duty of making inquiries and examination the
condition. management and workings of the Life Asso.
cation of America, respectfully report:
That, having proceeded in person to st. Louis and
there made thorough and careful examination the
books and assets and inquirng into the details
operations, they find nothing condemn or to censure
but on the contrary the most satisfactory evidence that
the association is ably energeticaly and honestly man
aged and that it is worthy full confidence and hearty
support e.
If desired, your Committee will, notes taken by
them during the examination make supplemental re-
port in detail the various points their
consideration. -i .t't .fai't ~ Nf rhF"
They take much pleasure in hearing testimony to the
blindness and courtesy of the officers of the Association
who have readily and cheerfully afforded them
every facility for examination into the affairs the
Association. s.. -7asft hasg - ,
Respectfully submitted, - s1a-ss II 81 sGf J
E+F-s-tr, o. :. a.-l rr. sgg W. AL~FERKINS
IlaH5 svras .C~BAQHIE,, a.33 81
{aiiiu A@ - JoSEPH HOY, =
ST, LOWS, Mo-, 5rdy s,Isds. ~ .assss>," 1sSTr
Upon motion, unanimously eoneurrea In the report
was received and ordered be recorded in the minutes
Upon motion of Mr.. Summers it ordered that the
Same be published. .'-E'5aH s~ssse 0th"ist
Upon motion of Mr. Mussen it was further resolved
that copy Of the re, in caact form, be each
| trustee and policy holder. - 81 $3.50 .s.,.
d A true copy 'FRONT.' minutes. 4, sg.s,fr W -4,s
f5yls1t r SAINT. FLOWER. Secretary.
REAsoNs WHY THE CITIZENS OF THE En-.
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Z PnoGRAaiMg

Hurdle Race for Horsss stngie Dasl, of one
Riding Whip. - 7iia IS seq tA'sti'!ge
Running Raso~for Mules Single Dash Of one ns.ile.
r. PrizofSilrer Mounted Spurs t-- E s8fs1
Fgot1aee for sIeu--Ty~o hundred yards Prize MSer-
scfiaani Pipe. lss- 70 .eS t'S1os
Foot Race for Men One hundred yards. Prize, Silver
Cup. 1sSg. II - s -ssE 80
Sack Race for Menzope hundred yards Prize silver
Wheel barrow Raee7F fifty yards bliadfoldoa Prize,
a.ls purse Of $40 specie - plaH& aaIzel{L& s@fs
Foot Race for Men over 4gyears age and OF 1C0ibs
weight and over--I'ifty Yards Prize HAT g9ys9
Foot Race of cue hundred yards between two well
known citizens, This race Is continued nom The
entertainment given last year and is highly
tractiFe feature IN the programme f,fsais,gf a.
1.-the Games Various prizes. 4sss7Fg Ut
Greasy Pig, Panoh aad Jaays etea etc. IS 8, snaas
tA8 tsss3sa SsT 92ts---~ E57styss& fesfg2 ,.3{fs
tlfs sssgGss5Fi&l qssF rsssGFE 1r3a7ss sfistAsz
The cnnai street Cars willconse visitors toad from
the Grounds.k isae1siG idsE atssfs q @S1sSaas
ja5ng as2 54estutgsssa g5EHf sff ~ s3.3 sstGEs
IsHl7ei p EE5eE}afHGr Gil a2frSfzFt{ 1879 8g ~
Ifsiri Yst ftsH nt9ts sssT ag5 aisiel5S34asS Sc.
i-11liea ADMISSION, FIFTY, CENTS. bsse
I
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Stationary and Portable ENGIEEs-ail sizes,
Circular SAW MILLS "-'
colenan's CORK and WHEAT MILLS,
Straub * e."
Wood Working Machinery
shaftpag, Betting, Tilrs aud Saw Gummers,
Circular and other SANS, .,,..,,r.. -..t...s
z mi Cotton Seed Oil 1Iaclnery,-- ,--, MS
PUAfRS, of iall kinds H
Boob binders MACHINES and PRESSES all sizes,
GialIett steel Brush COTTON GINS.
{" Hand COTTON PRESSES the cheapest
-1- good Cotton Press ever made. ~
Stafford saTrrgy rg flows; sUutheru
PlHters tcuthernq Gotten, Planters, Expanding
-.,i Cultvators, uarrows, Grain Drills, Balls
a..,at Ohio Mowers, Balf's Ohio, Combined 7-r
uaaH Mower and Reaper, Warmers
~@ sn suIEy lay Rakes, CrAwford's
a.1 ..- Garden. Culttvators, all g H
descriptions of
~ EH.s. PLOwS, tst
E--rE SWEEPS and A, as -
q SeRApERS, Wheel bar
rows, Harse-Powers Segments,
Pfnions ETC., for Gin Gearing Victor L
Tread Horse Power, Victor Cane Mills,
Cooks Evaporators flor either Southern oane
OF sorghum), Church. School and Plantation Bells
of fine tone and small COST Fan Mills Corn Crushers
'5 etc, etc, otc. a e4lHE
Our goods selected with full knowledge of the kind
of work needed in the Southwest and we guarantee
every machine furnish effective of the object
for which It designed.
FERTILIzERs--Zelt's Phosphate. Pure Peruvian
Guauo, Raw Bone Dust and Plaster.
Discounts made to wholesale dealers and agents.
'''' "'-'' THos b. BoDLEY & CO,
jy1s 3m Perlldo street, New Orleans, La
MURPaYyi GENERAI. -ESGRAyER
Old I'ye Sew ssye ose GGRP9 T the R0st0S1
A,,oc;,tsor po,yros ,,ao+I,. oS,s.,s CT
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land w ~ w my my SHE'stlaA Drotnefss, s,sgs
This institution fSrar tho city Of Ne4rer
buildings hitherto KH6wfi Is the z iiptsi
tniy The aims which controlled the est Of re-
usefulness while by passed
sad Il continues 10 bold eYeIy gnaraniT Tor Tie
Fhyse moral and deEtld 81 stu.
The range Of stables carried out by esSeriqeed
giae course literary ant % the
First Monday OF october, in every year and ehhg
greater facilities to students Glasses w kept yen
sm, and sapdiSn of TsiSf tp M pa
aetdenic year aud entering their and wards daring
2sing wholesome eSefftse in the brseing of
two months pre- psrat5fs stddes iaf.,s s T.
tr 10 at tlea onmeetihg aSnHeO, the requrohRnbaof
inc terns rated moderate scale Of pSieegas
is warranted iiy the tmes r..e.',.-f...
Payments for te % five months invariably in advance.
DeaEa Washtps Tatiot2t aa Dostors feed for tefH9I
EatsfRS9 a ge eo e e Paa ShS
ist Of August sGSS October go
sa , .a2s ylsss 30
FinsO, or 10 othef wind Ihsfr,die6t ~ 50
Information may be obtained 1t S. Mays College .,
for cirouiars aud other Ps5tieGlses address go
fyts y - !. IL. aall Pass Christian College.
u xCURsIoN TRIPS no pAscASoULA Boss9o
The tine steamer CREOLE. commanded by that ciov.
Grand popular officer In tho Lake trade. Capt CHAR
LIZ. WALKER, VIII mako excursion trips EVERY
WEDNESDAY, ssaha SATURDAY. to FascaROnla
touching at intermediate points, and leaving Tie Lake
ond of the PohtciAttrain Railroad the 5fho
10 oeYcck train the train which starts from the
depot, head OF Girod street. at that hour. ~
The fare for the round trip but g iHcaaiag meals
PETER MARCY, Agent,
iyIs I'm us Common street,
(
Ysrd--ssO Maeazine street, q
Fesidenoo--I7s Camp street, corner Of Orange.
-----N New Orleans tyIs ~
NJoTICE-1THE HOLDERS or TICKETS FOR
~ the Cabinet Organ respectfully informed that
the drawing for the prize will take place before Co
tober as the requisite number OF tickets be
disposed Of before that time,
jyls+t j. B. LEFEBRE.
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MURPHY, GENERAL aEGGRAVER
W. Old Levee street, Opposite the Postofice)
New Orleans, Ia. e-'-
Association Badges neatly engraved, Seal Presses.
Cauceng Stamps and Door Plates, Stencil Alphabst,
Figures Inks aud Brushes Stencil Plates and Burning
Brands. jy1sly
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pASS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE, ~. 10 seels N
= a., ..s PASS CHRISTIAN, MJs6tssIpPI, 81 10
i,n Directed by the Christian brothers.
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NEW ORLEANS, July le, leo.

SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Present; Messrs I. r. Genores, Vice President NJ.
Musaon, E. II, Summers, G. Baquie, J. ci.afe, T. Fl.
Hunt, Snlius Vairin, j s. Hoy, H. v. Ogden. ' -
Mr. Baquie submitted the following
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W. NfERKINs,
.C~BAQHKE, }} 81
JOSEPH HOY,
s-4f gErE. Co,,nittna

REAsoNs WHY THE CITIZENS OF THE En-.
TIRE SOUTH SHOULD rArnoSIzE THE, y ,.st..'.
LOUISIANA EQUITABLE LIFE ms. co,
, 1869-03-07

other, bound handsomely, md making =
capital cheap library edition, come to III from
Griggt, and with these volume, In the same
style Of The Appls,on's edition OF Scott. con-
tanning Waprtey, Guy Aenn<.tag, E<nR,so'th
aud 1Ec1hoe. ". ". Swsyue sends Us 1 very
good IS cent edition Of 7alss Of a Grandfather.
and similar cheap edition Of Aoor's Poa1a
Horks. The Harpers (GriRgs) Issue hand
some unbound edition Of Charlea Reades
Hard C1sh, ut the low price Of thifty'nVe
cents. The Anertdn horticultural Anand!
and Arnsrloan Agrie.slturc! Annpa', puhilsheo
by Orauee Judd & Co., each At 50 cents, efc
yoluable for the farm and the Ea1oen' 1"e
Poaeh<7. from D, Appleton & Co, (Grtggp,
Il another volume Of Ma1yatt'e works, un-
honnd at 80 eents. ,JoAn II. E0ItAo Ii .
Email biography Of pious cstoone suasa, Wv. =.
peterton srnds rs TWO additions TO his list Of
honna novels, F1ir Picy, by Mrs.. south.
rnrth and Rtd Court Firm. by Mrs.
waod They also send Us tn.
- c.S,sa 1oetorI Adptn,u,ts n hs
c..,h,c<,4. ne Jezas Aisndnae for 1859 INC
Eally 4 Coy makes pamphlet OF w pages
will filled with Information which Will inter
est anybody who proposes to go there Y
live. TIE Amateur Cu1tsrator's Guide Wash
burn 4 Co., Boston, is valuable illu ssratet
catalogue OF flowers, vegetables, DC. 8roiA
,,aue's Rttropset Of Pradca' Medicine d".
surgery ior January {W. 4. Townsend {
Adams\. an invaluable repertory OF medica
information, Is tor sale by the Western Nc"
COMPANY. Turner Brothers Co.,, Phllade'
phIa, publish, In YeTy cheap style, Madam
, DsCnsn.1loy, Ey Alexander Dumas, as No.
Of "Tu1nc1's Select EoyelB."