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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-05


A WOMAN WITHOUT A HONE
Not long since while riding over th
road to Boston on one of the naezRy
trains leading to that city, our after
ton was drawn to q scene enaE4i1g
at one of the stations of o csst2A
town on the route, where q pOH,
blind, lame, and Fredericksburg e..
DERBY lady was being helped iron
the platform of the station tothat d
one Of the cars. Fearfuiiy gxs4agg
her way, with ordinations Of Aax,
by the assistance of the cOAGlaesr
and kind lady, who went to Aef
assistance from the inside oftAe eaf,
she was at length seated aussGs IL
occupants.
"Who is that poor soul ?" We ask
ed of the kind-hearted conductor.
THAT il a pauper, havLAg he'
claim to residence decided st O1t
of the aInls-houses of the adjoining
towns
"Do they keep her running On tA'
cars until 1t is settled 81 we asked.
Tact IS a5UgEt ii, was the rep{r.-
Correspondence Of the Sandtcfch IT.
| zetts.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-05

LEGAL NOTICE

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Il kse In shs plhcs sf ske Gers o. Us aSSsitsss
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wise ia lswissss and szss uAlss. yes i ~
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d hsamn asA asiiea e afsa ~ sss;a Seiasi.
III es rrssres against sea ard tsdsS'sa.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-05

The RIGHT SPIRIT.-Said one d
the Woodworking democrats Of
Southern town In 0tsego, In our Of
Ace On Wednesday, after hearing the
election news from Pennsylvana
and elsewhere: " Now / ana going
home 10 se0gk. Every democrat ia
my town will be urged TO come to
the polls, and / do not believe man
will finch" That Ia the right spira
let it Tervade every true Eisns.
crat in ths county. ~ CaageEstoE.
.IOla7s0L
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DELAWARE.
Wilmington, Nov

=
The democrats claim the State for
Seymour. The Morning Star esti-
mates the Republican majority at
eight thousand.
In the 9th district the election OF
Chandler Is regarded as certain. His
competitor WINS n. J. Borden.
The democrats are confident Of the
election of Durham in the 7th dis
tTicG.
The returns show democratic
gain of thirty thousand over the con-
vention vote.
The democratic gain In Pitt county
il six hundred, and In Robinson
county four thousand.
Richmond, Columbus, Wilson,
Wayne, johnson, Columbus, Simp-
son and Duplin all show democratic
gains.
Meckienburg, Rowan and Cobar-
ras show republican gains
Now, when 1t ID reeollected that
Delaware contains bat three counties
and elects but one Congressman the
liability of the No'.pareRs tele'
graphic reports must be apparent to
every one.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-05

The advantage of having watch
which strikes the hours was expeF'
fenced by a gentleman in New iork
a few evenings since. AS he Wa
entering Nlblo's his watch was IA
ken. There was sozne ten or
dozen persons around him, and BE-
Immediately said: sGeatlemen,
have lost my watch. If you will b
quiet it will strike in one minute,
The theft started for he door a.
was captured,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-05
srTr,e napelis Volkslra, q

Ra~Tfre indianapolis FtoiksbiGa,
sterling democratic German pSps,
speaking OF tlse recent election L
that State says: "The great denp-
cratic gains aud rnajorifiPs in all The
districts where the German p0puia'
ton Is predominant, are an evidehr
that almost ali the Germans stand Ga
the side of the right and constita'
tional liberty. We are proud OF The
Germans In Indiana. With vef!
few exceptions, they contributed 6
sentially to the proud result In on
State.n Shall they be found len
true to right, justice and cofsaltn'
tionai liberty In Iowa than in othef
States of the Union? The GernlaA
element is returning TO its first love,
to again aid In protecting LIBERIA
principles. ALI hail to them.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-05

THE BEST PLACE II TUE CITY
To purchase q good and cheap 81,
sicle of closlrin q or gents furnishing
goods. The largest and most fasn'
ionable stock In che city kept con
stansly on hand. Always call wfe'
a the city. wluisu.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-05

70 s&ia DsaeA&4Ns. -. IL,
Ysa ars h@sssw ssssae6 sast 90 o. sesor r,,, ).
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siss al the fzakaksH aforesaid. prsgtns -, So
ssve ea sA@saaea aAvarcs srsm yoa GA sae 49,
shaa yes hass wlifailF sessasea Aas 80 81
- w5saaus sezsanabas ezuss. for the 'Pss
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tAersto asA asfssa seseye H8oa ~ the s etD Il
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80 ,sefasss wssa BE sngssss axsansa EsS
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0REssHNAH. NOTxsEs.

TN pisfrics caas1 ser PattaxstLauis CSsS"'
4 lswa, ~ @wessnhsF gsxms q d ssss-
MAaxsAagT xRGRAgn
~.
TAOS aaazx LsaRaMp,
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Teacgraphic Reports.

The NonpareR intimated the other
day that a paper publishing tele-
graphic reports was more reliable
than one that does not take and pub
lish them. Here Is specimen OF
the reliability OF those reports clip
ped from this mornings Nonpareit:
DELAWARE.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-05

AAENxss a charge III tkszta y kt8&sS ySaEtS
10 81 be paid. The idea IL NIT new
~ THOSE who have travelled On the
German lines can recall the thrift
displayed I'm cultivasing these waste
spots I'm Louxembourg pariIcuiaf-
~.
In the matter of annoy ing their
paternal government, the klrench
are q plaguy people. Some l4gesif4
Gus fellow his brought out q new
toy, calculated ike all such, b Sc
cure the Joy and happiness af chill
dren, and the tranquility of pefeaafs.
It consists of d pasteboagd ag4f8 OF
Rocilefurt, mounted upon 81 little
wire velociaetIe. displaying y susa-
se7ss. The police look Is1edItaaveiy
ut this new Inysntion Of the a1eny,
but have not resolved any uftlehs ~
net, 10 prevent the peace OF The EN-
plre from being disturbed bg the
fosmidabIe Lanterns. BY the bye,
the Court nj Isille, has fined n rem
tiesaen frs. 80, sDF suluQtlng info
xrance, Id his boots, two liunlbsfs m
the T<1akersss, it present pubIft1efl
ii Brussels, but sntertli hi FIhnco
by the Home o6aee.
Il papsslar and distinguished Dep~
nty of Paris. has received lsoavy
blow and great Acknowledgement. Six
years mo q 1elirAka young as1ah III
nrepox1Gfnx a<1f1f<4H pxld Rrent Ia
tc1i{r snrs pf1Senfed ie4ters a. fntfx,-
tlnctlon - him with tlae slew q ph-
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-05
nresentlv drawn aside fOr representation of the

presently drawn aside for a representation of the
-Four Seasons, studied and conIriyed by the royal
children as q surprise to the queen 10 celebration
of the day anniversary OF the queens marriage)
First appeared Princess Alice as the Spring, scat
tering flowers and recting verses, which were
taken from Thomson's Seasons" She moved
gracefully, and spoke in distinct and pleasing
manner, with excellent meditation, and tone of
voice and penetrating like that OF the queen.
Then the curtain was drawn and the scene
changed, and the princess royal represented
Summer, with Prince Arthur stretched upon the
sheaves, as if tired with the heat and harvest
work; another change, and Prince Alfred, with
q crown of vine leaves and the skin OF panther,
represented Autumn, looking very well. Then
followed change to a winter landscape, and the
Prince of Wales represented Winter, with cloak
covered with icicles (or what seemed such.) and
the Princess Louise, charming little mufhed u o
figure. busy keeping up fire. the prince reciting
(as all had dOne) passages, more or less modified.
from Thomson. Then followed the last change,
when all the seasons were grouped together, and
far behind on height, appeared Princess Helena,
with long white veil hanging on both sides down
to her feet, holding long cross and pronouncing
a blessing on the queen and the prince. The
Princess Helena looked very charming. This was
the close but, by command Of the queen, the
curtain was again withdrawn, and we saw the
whole royal family together, who came down
from their raised platform; also the baby, Prince
Leopold, was carried in by his nurse, aud looked
at us all with big eyes, stretching out his arms to
be taken by the prince consort.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-05

SUNDAY ARRANGEMENT Steam Train from City, In
lieu OF Car Every SUNDAY MORNING, at o'clock
An Extra Train will leave the City Every SUNDAY EVEN
ING, at O'Clock. On and AFTER April 5th the Trains will
leave either end Of the Road sundays EVERY HALF
HOUR from until O'Clock Pm
FARE-To and from the Lake, same day, Is cents Pas
sengers GENTLY notify the Conductor prsr 20 depart
Of Train Fare to GENTLY statonFifteen cents each
way. GEO. PANDELf, General Sup't
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NEW ORLEANS, Jackson AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAIN LEAVES DAILY at ESQ =. n,
making connections With Trains for Vicksburg Meridian and
with the Mississippi Central Railroad for the North and
East. - - -
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS LEAVE ON SUNDAYS
OF 40 NJ going Brookhaven. Returning, leave
Brookhavsn as $50 A. MONDAYS, arriving in Nes
Orleans at IL: Al
Fxcursion Tickets are good Train Of Saturday Sun
dsy north Trains of sunday Monday south
FREIGHT TRAIN LEAVES DAILY texcep; sundays
At 6.k0 - ~.
T. s. WILLIAMS, General Superintendent.
JAMES YONdE, General Freight Agent.
I'm WARE General TRANSFORMATION Agent.
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The ship John Bright sailed from Liverpool for
New York on the 9th Of June with $50 Mormons,
all bound for Utah.
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NEW YORK.
EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE.

Fine Oil Pantings Framed EngraviIgs Silver Ware, Pho
toRraph Albums and large assortment Of Fine Gold Jew
elry in all valued NJ 81 900 900.
Chance to Draw Of the above Prizes by purchasing
Sealed Ticket for IS Tickets describing each Prize are
sealed in Envelopes and thoroughly mixed On Tece pt OF
25 Sealed Ticket viii be drawn without choice and
delivered Office sent msi 90 any address The
prize named upon will be delivered TO the ticket holder on
Of One Dollar Prizes will be Immediately sent 20
any address, requested, by express or return mail
You will know what your Prize is before you pay for H.
Any Prize beexchaDged for another Of the same Vaue
NO BLANKS.
Our patrons can depend on fair dealing
BEFERENcEs-we select the following names from the
many who have lately drawn Valuable and kindly
mitted us 20 publish them: -,
T. n wikins, Buifaio y. " 5000; Miss Annie Monroe,
Chicago, IL, Piano, valued $685. Robert Jackson Du
brque. Iowa, Gold Watch, $3.50 Phi lip Me arthy Louis
vi le KY Diamond Cluster Ring, 500, R. A. Patterson
New Bedford Mass, Silver Tea Set Sl75, Miss Emma Wal
worth. Milwaukee. Wis, Piano, $500 Rev ]. W. Pitt
Cleveland, Ohio, MelOdeOn. Sl25.
We publ SD names without permission.
OPINIONS OF TIE PRESS.
They doing the lsrgelt business the firm IL reliable
I'VE have examined Their system and know them TO be
Last friend Of drew $500 prize, which was
promptly received. DAILY News, March 1868.
Send for circular giving msny references and favor
able notices from the press Liberal Inducements TO Agents
Satisfaction guaranteed Every package Of Sealed Envel
opes contains ONE CASH GIFT Six tickets for 81 Is for
81: IS for IS; ITO tor SIS
All letters should be addressed TO
HARPER. WILSON x Co,
l73 Broadway, New York.
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o. have said before, Mrs. Kelley, as Pert, car,
red off all tie honors. "a Roland for an oliver
was perfectly rendered; but the piece Is weak,
and Comparisons are unnecessary. The Mr.. Ne
vile who appeared in il is the famous original OF
the Ticketof.Lesve Man; the Mr.. Belmore Is
the original Nat Gosling in "Flying Scud.r On
the whole, / consider that the best London can do
in the way of such star performance Is far be-
low what New York has done and can do again
on any special occasion.
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p promote She social material and political vsesns Of
hs cy Of New Orleans, the State Of louisiana and the goa
Southwest VIII Be the future IS 10 has been IN the pass
the purpose Of this Journal The columns Of each Ssas
are referred to earnest Of the tsthfnness ana saS
with which this design lie executed
Will. the point Of the CRESCENT Is an iudepsnds.a
ons wit reference 70 subjects Of newspaper comment
and discussion It's opinions will always be toand V % S
IDLY, definitely and feAressly expressed
A carefully selected eOrps Of
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The British Peerage and the House OF
COmmOnh.

HOW THE LORDS ARE RECRUITED FROM TIE COMMONS.
The London Daily News says
CAS- the Parliament elected by the ten Founders
in boroughs and by the freeholders and G50-ren-
ties in counties will soon pass away, it may be in
teresting to glance at the influence which the
peerage has maintained in the House Of Commons,
and to ask whether, under the enlarged franchise
which has been granted, there is likely TO be any
material dimnution Of the aristocratic element in
the future lower chamber of the legislature.
From the time when the present House of Com.
mons was cslled-nearly three years ago-until
now, 1856 sons, brothers, nephews and cousins of
peers have been returned as members. VI this
number, 79-48 conservatives and 81 lioerals-haye
sat for counties and 57-34 liberals and % con-
servatves-for boroughs. During those three
years the following have become peers by right
of succession
Hon II a. Barring Lord Ns~hbrook.
Karl Of sIqnls anasn
Hon y W Uathro e........... ....... Lord CAthsrpe
Hon. c. r. CA ington. Lord Darlington
Neount Cranoerne nsrqqs OF SslsOuI.'
Hon W e Iunconbe........ ........ Lord Feversham.
Hop. @. Heathcote Lord AvelaDd
Yscount lRgestre OF shrewsbury
Hon r Lygon Ear b anchanp.,
Hon H. Irsfasis Lord CLINTON
Bari Of Tyrone. Marquis Of Waterford
while fourteen members of the House of Com
mons have gone to the Lords by succession, nine
have been called up by the creation Of new
Sir r. W Bridges Lord rtswAlter.
Sir Hugh Cairns Lord Gains.
Coone Douglass Pennant ............ Lord Penrhyn.
Lord Lord Hartismere.
Sir W. jolt he.................... -. Lord HytOn
Sir + \. Lytton Lord Lytton
Sir J. TrollOpe Lord Kesteven.
sir j. Walsh. Lord Orm sthwaite.
Sir G. Wood .ViscOEnt Halifax
Taking the SUGGESTIONS with the creations, it
is thus seen that on an average during the past
three years the House of Lords has been recruited
from the Commons at the rate Of eight members
annually. The total number of their lordshps
who have passed through the lower house is Isl.
Inc roll of the peerage comprises 467 names
pul as 10 noble lords are miners, the available
suepgtn Of the House is AS. The august as
sempy IS. therefore. leayened with the lesven Of
about 80 per cent
Nun ~. lne exuncton Of grouping of little towns
influence OF the peerage ia not likely to be SC
great in the Parliament Of the fntnrs "a n ha,
been in those of the past.n
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Prom the Atlantic Monthly for July ]
The Dole of Jarl Thorkeli.
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BY JOHN O. WHITTIER.
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Correspondents. Home and For.lsa

.aa 70 the usefulness Of the CRESCENT. By impartial syss
mon topics Of moment people Of this section Is s
the people form not the least interesting and value
be feature Of its well alIed columns large shArs eAch
LAYS Issue b given up 70
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'London Assurance" by a Star Company In
London.
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SOUTHERN ITEMS.

carefully cuIed from eur sxcnang In ths selection prcps
alton and arrangement Of News and ether Reading hatt
It's claimed that the CRESCENT IL surpassed By
Their daily iournslin the United States. Tia
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RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
CPEED, COMFORT AND SAFETY,
CAIRO AND ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Quick and Direct Route New York. Boston and oil East
ern Cities-Two Trains leave Cairo daily on arrival
Of Trains and Steamers from the South.
But Two Changes
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS
SLEEPING CABS
Through from New Orleans to Columbus without change
For Through Tickets in New Orleans apply at the Office Of
the o., j G. n r. R. under City Hotels at the Office OF
Atlantic and Mississippi Steamship Company, lO4 Com
street, also the office of the Illinois CenrAl Railroad
CGi-o WIN. HUHHIT.
General Superintendent. Chicago.
". p JOHNSON.
General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
B. y. LONGGEY,
Gent Southern Passenger Agt New OrleanA
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NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT.
!. O. NIXON, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR

one,ai Journal OF sAs state OF Losi.,AaA.
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Win bear the ssvssst scrutiny 70 the adey and udznsot
With which this important branch Of newspaper day pss
formed for the CRESCENT.
In brief the proprietor of the CRESCENT proposes 70
continue TO present public ALIVE and every
FIRsTOLASS PAPER properly supplying the imperative
needs Of the BUSINESS COMMUNITY AND FAMILY
CIRCLE Il will be In the future, In the past, nausscst
By spirit Of true progress, aiming at lie continual n
provement for the bsneht Of its pa.rona-
The CREsCENTs circulation and its line Of advertise
snts are sufficient testimony the favor with Whsh
seors for public have beOn appreciated aad rewarded
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FINE FIASos...............FINE PIANOS
GUST voH HOPE 81 Magazine street, Ia. nns stock
Of PIANOS Manufactured in Louisiana which be guarAn-
tees to be equal In all respecs those Of foreign makers
offered for sale in this city Prices will be found MODERATE
citizens invited call
the LoulsAna Fair held Al New Orekns in JanuAy
1853 for EXIST PLANO made In me Southern Ststes
GUST. Won HOPE
W Magazine street.
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THE SUNDAY CRESCENT

THE SUNDAY CRESCENT
In peculiarly HOME JOURNAL It's ample
vii be found crowded with choice reading matter o.
written or selected for this issue. Including rich en-
ing and instructive variety, welcome alike 10 the M
he planter, the mechanic the housewife The yOung
ED
Andh managed By ~ competent masters Of thstypOp
Ar. A are 10 be found In this country II Is fully suppl
Al the sates improvements in PRESSES and all thsi
Of kIwa .ut-
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Ar A. are 10 be found In this country 1t Is fully suppl
Al the satss improvements in PRESSES and all tasi
,tylss Of types Al kinds Of work promptly sxssuis
NJ
STEAMBOAT BILLS
AUCTION BILLS; CIRCULARS;
HAND BILLS; BILLS or FARE; III
BALL and RAFFLE TIcKBS
BILL HEADS; DRAYsRECEs
ACCOUNT SALES "
NOTES; CHECKS; =
LAWYERS BRIEY
AID
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THANKSGIVING MACHINES.

Tho AXIOM PIANO FORTE declared By the Judge. At the
late Fair of the American Institute held In September and
October 1907 be the best piano exhibition, and after
trial ordered BY the American Institute with the Pianos
othe successful exhibitors the a Exposition. do
csred By their Judges be the best Piano known them
AGENTS WANTED First-class and responsible Agents
wanted In every city and where have already sD
pointed them.
Send for circulars, price list. terms, etc
Mandatory and WarerOOms, Isl and ls9 Bowery nea
Delaney street, New York MANNER K co.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-17

Wnahlnpton cIty liz acouIrIng A reputAtlon
for her PATRONAGE of the ane arts, and which
we think /. we'll deserved. In the show win
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80. =" ~ ,',,I, ,n,a,.., hv .yin- .,no.ed
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n.,a,,as. - 70, ,vS,.h they Ana , ,esav
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New Publication.


"MApAN DKNoREsT's MONTHLY" for May
allied, a. usual, with interesting Information
for the ladies. For sale by Shiiiington, corner
Of Four and-hslf street and Penns ylvanin ave-
nue..
"THE PEOPLES MAoAzIsE' for May, con.
tanning . beautiful chrome lithograph, from a
paintiag by J. Hemsley-"Ths Treasures OF
the Deep"-And wood engravings illustrating
the articles, which are unusually interesting.
For sale BY Shillington, corner Of Four-and.a
street and Pennsylvanis avenue.
"PUrsAM's MAGAZINE" for May. Among
Its contents this month is an article on the
national finances, by Mr.. Chittenden, late
Register Of the Treasury, the excellent story
of"rhe Doctors Assistant" and other. papers
Of interest. Published by @. p. Putnam, New
York.
"HARPER's MAGAZINE" for May. The fol
lowing 10 the table OF contents; Among the
Andes Of Peru and Bolivia" UlluItrated,l BY
Z. q. Squier, "The Return OF the Birds;'
"Cradie Lands" QliustratedD "Voyage Alone
In the Rob Roy" -tillustratedD Uncle
Geoigei' "Nazareth Pitcher" whitsun,
tides" "Fsith and Faliibiiityi" 1.-THE Crabbs
| Family;' "About Trees;" "a Village Libra
ry;' "The woman's Kingdom; A Love Story
tiliu,trsted,) by the author Of "John Halifax
| aentiemany' "Drawing Bureau Rations;'' "At
Twilighty' "From Derby to D'Israeli," ullus
| trAted.)
"LIrrELL,s LIVING ACE" for the week end
| lag April 18th. Among the articles Of tn,
present number OF particular interest may b,
mentioned "Richardson's Novels" "Phinea,
Fum," part VI; "Ail for Greed" part vi.
"Ths Talnud,n "A sisters Story" "The Cir
Of the Period" &c. Published by Litteli
Gay, Bostsn.
"EvnRY SATURDAY for the week ending
April as, with tho following; Foul Play
By Charles Resde and Dion Boucicault, xvi
"Tsehnioai. Education, . National Want,
LADY Denzil," 'Csts," "Foreign Notes,
"Eastsr Week." by Rev. Charles Kinssiey
Published by Ticknor l. Fields, Boston.