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A II AUCTION.

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viii sell Public Auction at the sase A!seha soier o''
AZ and 7th.aye., New-York CITY, on g., -, - ,-
THURSDAY. June ], AZ lo5O IN inc tof.nOon' =.
large quantity OF cSre co. artillery has
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az socSets cartridge boxes baldcEs, pay ohel seaoosrs
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cava, sahrrs gun carriages unocis no
I ssdles old ropes &C. all being condemned state s'oes'
WI oe on WI e ready on saturday May 81 and can Be
~ 1hs n.e of tho sucuoneeTs 10 aud ll2 Eass
ism ST. New.York city ,,.... -, ~ v,,x
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New publications
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By Dr. H. Won Hoist author Of Constitutional History Of
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NIAGARA. AND OTHER POEMS.

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DICKS WANDERING.

A Noyel BY Julian sturgs author of John-a- Dreams"
etc lGmo, 81 80.
Mt surns's previous novels have won for him host OF
readers who heartily greet fresh story from his pen
The summer will hardly bring novel moro readable or bet
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SCHOOL OF MINES.

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LOTTIE OF THE MILL.

LOTTIE OF THE MILL.
Translated from the German of W. HEIMBURG.
BY Miss KATHARINES 5. DICKEY.
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STORIES FROM THE STATE PAPERS.

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FROM HAND TO HAND.
After the German Of COLO RAIMUND author OF a New
Race" etc.
Translated by Mrs 4. L. WISTER,
Translator of The second Wife" "Bain's Maid" etc.
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sALEs At THE MINING ExcHAyqEs
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OUTLINES OF PRIMITIVE BELIEF ANON
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poem 49, y y
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THE DUCHESS And THE UMBRELLA,

From The Figaro.
The umbrella IL emineut.y respectable. aud even
historic, great pcrsOuages have hOnUred It with
their patronage. PepIn-e-Bret. for instance. 10
saId to have had a weakness for um las, though
the point IN ght be further cleared up. IL was no
doubt in memory however; OF his ancestors liking
tor them that Louis Philippe showed his WE'LL
known affection for longtr servants OF the
umbrella genus, preference which led tO the July
Monarchy being often called La ynastie du Par>
aplule' All the golden youth OF the day made 9
point of initiating the King and Prize . In tneir
attachment To the useful little compounds OF silk
and whalebone anu VI. Theirs Was even CIV en- 70
comparing himself 10 them by saying be was an
old umbrella on which good deal OF rain had
fallen" Only a few years since the custom stilf
existed of presenting ones haneee with an um-
brela. -,
protector which has saved a new bonnet from dos
structiOn. The umbrella by the way, plays
prominent role in story OF which the Jucnesse dc
Berri was the heroine. Her Hlguness having dis
missed her carriage at her millners door, found
herself surprised on her way back on foot TO the
Ely see Oy sharp shower. respectfully dresses
Young man, seeing her awkward position, politely
offered 10 escort her home under the she ter of an
umbrella, ana the otter was accepted The Duchess
was excessively charming and attractive. and
the young fellow naturally felt little curiosity
about his fair charge. Alter few preliminary
questions he timidly ventured ON asking the Du-
cheese her address. Placc Beauvau was the reply
Your husband is perhaps an empoye like myS
self he yentared TO inquire. Yes 10 Nuns
istryi" mo" ain q banki" @No." = In .
house of businessf' "No." AT notsrys :" I" No,
.ation brought them tho Elysee aud they parted,
the owner of The umbrella having induced the
DuchesSe to keep 1t to cross the court yard aite5
giving her his address, that II might BIO sent back
10 him the neat day. lie then duly recelyed NJ
property from the hands of the Due de berrl nm:
self, who. after thanking the young fellow handed
him IA little pocket book. la which the Duoness
had herself embroidered the word MrcL IN one
of the pockets was paper notifying his pre- motion
lncIv official might we'll say with NJ Prudhonms
. Ce parapluie est 10 plus beau jour de Da yie.'
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H0T 1MERICAN GIRLS TALK.
1n EnnLishmnn IN va Ma1lehester Eramilsr.

n En0fishprGn IN The Manchester ErGD,tissr.
We are told that talking Is only variety OF sing
ing and In listening 10 the talk OF American ladies',
that doctrine becomes easily acceptable. AT hrst
tine pitch sounds somewhat shrill. though not dis
agTeeab ly, Onlv unaccustOmedly 50. By and by you
begin 10 like it. as presumably We should IKE any
keynote coming frOm pretty lips. mere always
seems a note of interrogation at the end or the
spoken sentences of American ladies, aud sort OF
cosev QuerulOusness, not so much plaintye as syu-
pathetic a splinter peTadyenture of the pity which
Is SAID TO be dangerously near TO love. Neverthe-
less over the rows of lOunglng chairs on deck,
there seemed to brood a sort of cOUng sound as or
well-cOnteIted doves. The young American ladies'
take the talking reins IN their hands very early IN
lite At fifteen they their mammas cOnsd-
erablv in that respect, and singularly enough
with their mammas' consent. The Englsn inamuas
at that age. would prefer cOnversatonaIly sleeping
daughters
About this early American talk there IS no
gable These young women rising sixteen speak
as deliberately and naturally as Mr.. Henry Irving
and without the hooking twinkle of having some
thing in which renders the talk OF tnat en-
iuent actor not unpleasantly irritating. Enghsh
girls at the same age talk as IL we're with their
hands behind them, as If to conceal skipping rope
The Yankee girl JOCKS You straghtly ana eereLely
in the face-we ourselves shlrked the ordeal
and screels off an easy bobbIn If conversation:
Won may act as "piecer" II you please, but gener-
ally she does the Diocing" herself you nave SAT
down TO talk to yOuT companion as chlld ana De
fore the talk is over interval OF three years 10
supposed TO have elapsed, and you say goOd AFTER
noon TO "A Eelf-pOssessed woman. should anyone
run away with the idea that all this is unnatural
or precocious he should be undeceived tOr us IL
was one Of the pleasantest pastimes on the ship
and when the sun was shining and the waves were
dancing there could he no more agreeable accom-
panilnent than the unaccustUmed chant OF the New
England dialect with Its note OF interrogation az
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