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Receipts per NJ. &C. r. r., s bales; per
ny o. R. R., 10 bales; per river, Is bales.
Exports per NJ. & c. r. r., 80 bales; per
NJ. & o. r. R., 20 bales
Smith. Edwards & Co, Of Liverpool, Ia
their circular Of August lst, say;
1.-THE prospectso of our market have grown
n,Ara n~nfavorab for the consumer dur
mo the past month, the deficit in the
Lbowu supnlv of cotton for this country
having Increased from 210i0VO 70 Ssi,OO9
bales. a more alarming change thsn We
had anticipated. The main cause q tHis
has been The very small sAIPlneHls tpni
The Indian ports for several weeks past as
compared with last year, II the large de-
l~iveries from this port, against smaller
ones al the same time last year we
think the comparative deficiency mas now
reached, or almost reached, its culmlnat-
ing point, but the great dif1cnlty re-
mains-how 10 overcome ii before the enc
of the YEAR, We can afford perhaps 10
reduce stocks in the ports by l5O,OOO or
100000 bales at Christmas, but the re-
mainder Of the deficit ll1st pe net by a
reduction Of consumption ~andeXport.
At present there are no signs of this
process coming into play, and the longer
ftis delayed, the more violent the con
traction must be. Il Is very evident hat
snmetimethis autumn, either through r
f1rfher rise in the raw material, or a col
fsnse in Manchester trade without such a
fise. an equilibrium between supply and
demand must be established. II IS very
dlmcult to form an opinion, but we in
Cline TO think that American cotton
which Is relatively the scarcest, must fur
Their advance in value. In 1.-THE deficiency
is so excessive that it is most difficult q
see how the trade are TO pull through tht
Interval between now apd the aFrlYa4 @
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
20 Cure, 10 Fay I.-sIOae.s Tonic Syrup
cuffs Ehirs and Fever, pr money refunded,
sold By NJ. ROSE, gM9ln Street,
II ia said that CalIsaya Bark has a pet

It Is said that Calisaya Bark has a pecu.
liar entct upon the liver, aud guards the sys-
1870 ~ IL corcaa.5 49, gu
~ 49, 49, -.., ale great success
..s...,eriul PLANTATION BITTERS which
previous TO our late unhappy ditacVlties, va.
found in most GoutnErl homes, Nas 05 inc u
the e -rtaei Of CaiiEaVa BARK which II cor
tanned ~ one or the priHcipal"ingredieuts
In confirmation OF this wehaVe heard one 81
our distinguished physicians Tenlark, thai
whene {'er lie felt UnWell frsm ordinary die
tetig or atmospheric causes, he invariably re
fieVed himself by PLANTATION BITTERS. W.
speak advisedly when we say that We know
10 to be the best and most popular medicine
i'm the world.
MAGNOLIA WATER-SuperiOr to the bes'
imported German Cologne, ana sold at hal
the price.
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DISSOLUTION,

THE copartnership heretofore existing be-
i tween r, W. Price n A. b. T~readwell,
under tho style OF Price & Treadwell, is dis
solved BY the withdrawal of r. w. Price, to
date nom the LIST inst. Either one is author
lied to collect and receipt for debts due the
late firm. R. W: PRICE.
A, 3. TREADWELL.
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NTEW FIRM-TREADWELL BROS. having
u bougEt the Interest of Col. f. W. Price
In the late firm of Price & Treadwell, Will
continue the Wholesale Grocery Business, at
the old stand, No. Is Union street, Lee Block,
under firm style of TreadWsl Bros, where
they viii be pleased to see the old FRIENDS OF
the late firm, and as many ones rs may De
pleased to call. A. b. TREADWELLA
h. A. TREADWELL~
h. d. TREADWELL.
Nemnbis. Tenn. July 3. 1869. jy4
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THE PRESIDENT DECLARES WAR

Against all impositiOns upon the people, and
Science, following the glorious example, is
+. out
AGAINST THE POISON FPS
Who sell SSgar Of ieaa hafr d Is, that not
Nniy ruln tRe hair, but paralyze the system
ruposters
WHO DESTROY THE UNWARY
should he put down by law. In the mean
time.
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REWARDS.

a REWARD.-For the recovery OF the
~ body Of James Edward Cusiek, a lit
tie bow roWne on Monday morning. 4e
was eight years old, light complecteA, ana
curly hair, and had on when drQWneq llght
dotted calico shirt and gray pants. Ihe.aDoVe
reward will be paid IN A2Pleat12n 70
iy22 Foot of Washington street.
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l1troct nom Leaer q Dr: Bro~dren, 1,om G.

IIfTNcf nom Ltttef "a 1T. BfdNdFtths yfoh = -.
FdU, ESq, =. ", HdmHl0ntOn, NJ
ain 1885 / was in poor health, and my
friends, as well as myself, supposed that my
earthly voyage would soon terminate. But
after taking one box OF Brandreth's Pills, l
began to feel better. Well, sir, when ! h-o
used up twelve boxes l vas we'd, healthy,
NANNY weight EaVIgC0pe Mcml3l pounds
an to l52 pounds. l then erdeFed a supply,
and between that time and the present ! have
retailed three Thousand dollars worth Of
these Invaluable pills, and am quite sure that
/ have thereby been instrumental in saving
thousands OF lives. Yours, truly,
c. J-FAY, p. NJ"
Sold by all Druggists, Observe nay name IN
white letters ~ the gpvefninent stamp.
- Is. BRANDRETH.
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'Fezuessee ponds have declined during
me Week. Odriast quotations are as fol-
i6ws: old, 62l.; new, 54Hs. Govern
aleuts closed as follows, with feeling
rather beaTisL.
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YANNISSEE
+!

h- Having learned that parties in Louisville, Cincinnati and this city pre-
tend to sell the +" Yannissee' Whskey, we hereby give notice that we will
bring suit for damages against any RESPONSIBLE party we may discover
attempting to sell this brand of Whiskey, and viii publish them IS selling
SPURIOUS article. We have had the sole use and control of the " Yannls-
see" brand fol- nearly twenty years, and none is genuine without our bran
on the barrels.
3. j. SEMMES g. CO.
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pncuIiar AhantahiIitv..Rrandrnth, Pills

Peculiar AuaptdUIIIty--b dnuTtth 5 FIIIs.
Their peculiar adantabllity to ai .constitu,
tons as c~leRnSers Of the bowels and tile blood
stare the liver, theshIeen ana even the heart
TO healthyiaetiOn when other remedies have
been Used without producing any henedt,
They do nat expose those who use them to
any danger, being as safe as Salutary.
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TINE Arm of E. C. PosTAL& co. was dis
solved by mutual consent on the lotn
inst. L. c. Postal assumes all HaDiltles anu
oiie0 r. G. POSTAL.
J.. q. LEWIS.
The undersigned viii continue the Livery
and sale Business at the Overton stables, OPP
1osite Overfon Hotel. The finest rigs in the
rifv alwavs on hand. Major Rawlings VIII
be found at the stable TO wait on customers,
tylS =. &ros3AA
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WANTS
FOR SALE.
FINANCE AND TRADE.

SALE-A DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE.
i W. A. WHEATLEN, Bethel Block. JyA
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PtE4c4lEQ q0llqNs.

MerrimaCk, D--.-l2i2 AmOskeag, tancy-l2
~ TAdTER1osIHd "
shirting.B WmnsUtta gs
Atlantic.... -
P+E4C4lER SoIrgSe.
Logsdqle It'll Capoe- -~vaA
follower Q~I4..i5 Aiendaie- iO4 SIS
Greene e.. ......-I2lz Waltham..i0 inch-lS
Statewide -~---l212 lnch-N
BROWN CoTToNs.
stark A-44-7 Pepperen R4-il6
R Ro4iSmoai - II \
Monadnook. lO-4..47L Old Colony .lO-I--lO =
Heavy Duck 30toS25
49, aS .BJECa
Oakland, piaid-D42H' genhessCe, plaid
Ottawa. Ia Kentucky, ~
Rapah'n'ek, 50la Old KentEy, plaini9
Maryland, " ... So Susquehanna, 2l3
Texas, "a Sourhern-l3}2
In the Boot and Shoe trade there has
been a fair amount OF activity in the way
Of filing up orders for the summer work,
but the demand for heavy goods has not
vet set in. II will be fairly open by the
lst Of next month. Our dealers, how
ever, have had all they could do nreceiv-
ing their fall stocks. and arranging thsi-
houses preparatory 10 the coming season.
which hddsiwellto'b tire best enjoyed IN
Memphis. Stocks are large, selected with
care, and have received the beneht Of thq
existing competition between freight
lines and consequent low tariffs, so that
| our merchants can defy any rivalry from
other cities. We predict an increase in
this trade Of fully 100 per cent. over amy
preceding year:
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Logsdale .44l9 Canoe. .-..,9la
Hone. A. ...-.IG Colony O-L......-..47
HollowelI q -44..l5 Allendale. .lUI SIS
Greene .-.-I2lz Waltham. 40 inch.lS
Statewide sl2s - inch-2O
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
Tho city Amusements.

OPERA BoUFFE.-To- morrow the sale Of sim
gle seats will commence for the brief season OF
opera bou9e to be given at the Academy OF
Music next week by Mr. Fisk's troupe, under
the direction OF Adolph Birgfeld, Esq. The
opening opera, on Monday evening, will be
Ofenbaoh's latest work, La Pericho e, In which
NJ. Aujao and Madlle Irma will appear. Three
other pieces, never given In this city, viii also
be produced. as well as the old favorites, La
Grondo Duohesse, La Belle Helene, and Boroe
BIet&e. AS only seven performances VIII pe
given, tho house will undoubtedly be filed to
overfiowing each evening.
AT THE WALNUT Mr.. Barney Williams will
have q benefit this evening, when the drama OF
dH H0lIo,o Eue, or Shop Dragon Night will be
performed, to be followed by the burlesque OF
Connecticut Courtship and the comic drama of
Barney the Barren
On Monday John Broughsm's drama OF The
Emerald Ring will be produced, with new
scenery and effects.
AT THE ARoH the comedy OF A Victim Of Or
cumstances and Brougham's burleeque OF Poca-
honsds will be given this evening.
AT THE CHEsNUT Mr.. Thomas Whimn VIII
have his first benefit this evening. Offenbach's
operettas OF La Rose de 81. Fleur and ''6o" WILL
be performed. Mr.. Whif1n sings with much
taste and feeling, and he has established him
self In the favor OF the playgoing public as Q
comedian OF more than ordinary ability. We
hope that he will receive the compliment OF O
crowded house this evening.
On Monday Offenbach's comic opera OF Robin
son Ct1tSoe will be performed for the first time
in America.
AT THE AMERICAN q matinee VIII be given
tomorrow, at which the Japanese will appear
THE SENTz HAssLER ORCHESTRA Will per-
form Mozarts symphony No. 8, and variety
of other selections. a. Musical Fund Hall TO
morrow afternoon.
TIE ARABIAN NIGHTS ENTERTAINMENT
will open at Concert Hall on Thursday evening
March A. This entertainment will be both
novel and attractive; 1t will consist OF fifty
beautiful tableaux, In addition to which com
bination of talented artists will appear In 6
variety of amusing performances. Carleton
the Irish comedian. will personate number
OF comic characters; Professor o'Reardon will
perform on his "tumbleronicon''; Signor Charles
Garmio will give number of character songs
Miss Carrie Vernon will sing popular songs anc
ballads. AT every performance one hundred
valuable gifts Will be distributed to the
audience.
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Shin News
FROM WASHINGTON.
Tho Coming Cabinet.

Impressions concerning the construction Of
the incoming Cabinet multiply rapidly, but as
yet there Is no ground for believing that the
name OF any of the proposed members will be
made public even all hour before the date Of
their nomination 10 the Senate, as announced
by General Grant TO the Congressional commit
tee two weeks ago.
Acting Master William A. Winsow, son of
Commodore Wlnslow, of Kearsarge fame died
in this city last night after a brief illness.
The Public Debt Statement
for the present month will be issued earlier than
usual in March, and will not be delayed until
the 9th or 7th as usual. The indications of a
decrease continue TO be very good,
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FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES
CHAMPION SAFES !
PHshApELpnrA. January Is, 1888

PHfLADELPNTA, January lS. 1889
Messrs FARBEL, HERRING & Co,
No $50 Chestnut street
9entIemen:-On the night OF the 18th inst. as
is we'll known TO the citizens OF Philadelphia.
our large and extensive store and valuable
stock Of merchandise, No. eO2 Chestnut street
was burned.
The fre WAS one OF the most extensive and
destructive that has visited our city for many
years, the heat being so intense that even the
marble cornice was almost obliterated.
We had, az you are aware, two Of your valu-
able and well-known CHAMPION FIRE
PROOF SAFES; and nobly have they vindi.
Gated your we'll known reputation as manufso.
turers Of RE.PRooF SAFES. II anyfurthsr
proof had been required.
They were subjected 10 the most intense heat,
and It affords us much pleasure to inform you
that after recovering them from the ruins, we
found upon examination that our books, papers
and other valuables were all In perfect condi.
ton.
Yours, very respectfully,
JAS. Il. Caldwell & co
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FIFTH EDlTIO N
THE LATEST NEWS.
The Thanks Of Turkey to the
Great Powers The Bank OF
France Market Quo
tatiOns.
FROM EUROPE.

Bp AH mite Cable.
The Bank Of France.
PARIS, Feb. 26.-The bullion ia the BauS Of
France has increased IL 900, ,OOOf since the last
report.
The Sublime Porte.
The Sublime Porte has issued circular to
the great powers OF Europe. thanking them for
the attitude taken in the late difficulties with
Greece.
Ship News.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 26. Arrived out, steamships
China at Queenstowa; Westphala az Southamp D.
ton; aud Europa ut Glasgow, all from New
York.
This EvenIDg's Quotations.
ANTwERP, Feb. 26.-Petroleum opened un-
changed.
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STILL ANOTHER.

STILL ANOTHER.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 10, 1865.
Messrs. FARREL, HERRING q CO.,
No. 629 Chestnut street.
Gentemens-I had one of your make OF safes
in the basement OF j. Il. Caldwell & Co.'s store
at the time of the great fire on the night
of the 18th instant 1t was removed from
the ruins to-day. and on opening 1t
found all my books, papers. green
backs, watches, and watch materials, ETC.. all
preserved. / feel glad that had one of your
truly valuable safes. and shall want another OF
your make when get located.
Yours, very respectfully,
+. l.. KIRKPATRICK,
with J. E. Caldwell & Co.,
No. $40 Chestnut street
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. L8, 1889
ARIEL, HERRING q CO.,

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l8, 1889
Messrs FARREL, HERRING q CO.,
No 629 Chestnut street.
Gentlemen:--On the night of the 18th instan,
our large store, 9. W. corner of Ninth aud Ches-
nut streets, was. together with our heavy stock
OF wall papers, entirely destroyed by fire.
We had one Of your PATENT CHAMPION
FIRE-PROOF SAFES, which contained our
principal books and papers. and although it, was
exposed to the most intense heat for over 90
hours, we are happy TO say II proved itself
worthy OF our recommendation. Oar books
and papers we're all preserved. We cheerfully
tender our testimonial to the many already
published. in giving the HERRING SAFE the
credit ard confidence 1t justly merits
Yours, very respectfully,
HOWELL Il BROTHERS
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PURE, PLEASANT. PERFEJT.-Let such as wish for
pure, pleasant, and life renewing tonic, cry Mr..
speer's "standard Wine Btters,' and thereafter
they will use other. The most temperate use
them with perfect impunity, Rs well as the most
delicate females. They are not medlcated, but sim
ply made bitter by Peruvian Bark wild Cherry
Barb. Calamus. Ginger Snake Root, and other hernS
and roots the base being his pure wine. Sold all
druggists.
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From New HnmpshIre.

CONCORD, N. H., Feb. 26.-The Hon. John
Dayton, Secretary of State, slipped and fell on
the steps of tho State House to day. severely
injuring his left knee. lie was takea kO@e in
helpless condition.
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DIED.


ARCHER.-on the oath instant, Of conge,tion Of the
lungs. Captain MARK b. ARCHER In the 55th year
The Relatives and friends Of the family. Camden
Lodge. No is, A. l.. and a. NJ; Chosen Friends
Lodge, No. 20, 1. D. of o. +; Camden Encampment,
No l2 William H. Adams Masonic Relief Assocla-
ton OF Philadelphia; and the Employees of BAlrd q
Lopers Canal Line are respectfully Invited 20 attend
his funeral, from his a:e residence. No go Micke
street, Camden N. J on Sunday the 2Sth Instant ~
O'Clock p. M.
DICK KENSHEETS.-on the Esd instant. ELIZA
BETH DICKENSHEErS, eged 81 year,.
The relatives and Mtends respectfully Invited
TO attend the funeral from the residence OF her
in-law, Mr. John Vasderslice, No. 122 Poplar street,
on Sunday aftern o. O'Clock. Funeral to proceed
st. Johns n. e. Church Varl Third, below George
street.
sINER.-On the Path instant, TIL 1MAs, son of
Henry and Ann Sner, in the 35th year Of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the faniiy are respect
dence No 976 Leithgow street below George, on sun
day afternoon. the 18th Instant, at o'clock.
OBITUARY.
1t Is with the keeDest sorrow that we are called
upon to record the death of M. EDWARD VAR
ROW, young man Just rising In life, surrounded by
friends and family and beloved by all. II is pain
full thing 10 hear OF the decease of the advanced In
years. but how much more keenly falls the sorrow
when the expectations of future hopes bghted by
a premature grave! The deceased possessed Of
exceedingly endearIng qualities. Amable to a fault.
without an enemy In the world he is called to his
last account. he both respected and beloved.
He was o member OF Company d, Grey Reserves, as
well q member OF other organic ations, all of
whom have shown their regard for his memory and
regret at his loss.
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MARRIED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %. by the Rev. George
L. 9 Hanna, at his residence, No. 561 Aramingo
street, Philadelphia, Mr.. AARON FRICK 70 Mlss
CLARA L. EVANS. both of this city.
McGoNIeLE-CoUNTIss Chrlstmsy Eve,
MCGONIGLE. OF Philadelphia, to HANNAH A.
COUNTESS of Wilmington, Bel
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CIT TIE Ii s.

PRIcEs GREATLY REDuCED-to close out Winter
Stock OF Mems. Youths aud Boys Clothing.
Hal|-,pop bettVeen ! BENNETT d Co.,
FInh and TOWER HALL,
Si1ih streets. No. 5Is MARKET sr
PHILADELPHIA,
HJr nxa Hmuy VnRK
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THE ONLY SAFES EXPOSED TO TBE
FIRE IN CALDWELL'S STORE
WERE FARREL, HERRING & co,
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Miles O'Reilly.

THE POETICAL WORKS OF CHARLES q.
HALPINE (MILEs REILLY. Consisting OF
Odes. Poems, Sonnets, EpIcs. and Lyrical
Ehusions which have not heretofore been
collected together. With Biographical
sketch and Explanatory Notes. Fitted by
ROBERT Il. ROOSEVELT Portrait on Steel.
Crown Svo, Cloth, 81 30.
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'EwELaY'-Mr' William W. Cassidy, no. II South
Second street, has the largest ana most attractive
AAsotment OF hne jewery and silverware In the city
Purchasers can rely upon obtaining real pure Arti-
cie furnished at . price which cannot be equalled.
He Aso has large stock OF American Western
watches In All varieties and Rt All prices. Wait 70
Rh store u sure 70 result In pleasure ana pronL
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MECHANICS, NoTIoB.-we wSuld call the atten-
tion OF engineers, meohsnios, and the public gene
rally 20 she OF slver-plated instruments
hibItien at Ashcrohs railway, engineer. and steam
ship supply store, No I33 South Fourth street. The
case h surmounted by an e,gIe, and consists OF q
steam-gauge, engineers clock oounter, thermometer
and barometer all combined, and forming complete
set Of engineers requisites II manufactured for
Messrs. Miller Allen, OF Chester. Pa, at cost Of
one thousand dollars. The public Invited TO or.
anime the Instruments any time during the day,
SALE OF PAINTINos.- Last evening, az 5ootts Art
Gallery, No. 1920 Chesnut street. Mr.. o, W. r. CL.
vervs private collection of highclsss modern paint
iDgs was sold Many OF the works we're from the
pencils Of leading artists of the Dusseldorf English
French, and American schools, The assembAge OF
coDnoisseurs was the largest that ever attended q
similar sale In this city. Every painting was sold.
The.bddipg spirited. nd the prices ranged high.
scme OF the excellent o the works brought not
far from $500
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F Whymper.

TRAVEL. AND ADVENTURE IN THE
TERRITORY OF ALASKA, formerly Rus.
sian America-now ceded to the United
states-and In various other paris OF the North
Pacific. BY FREDEKICK WHYMPER. With
Map and Illustrations Crown $40, Cloth
SO so.
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Anthony Trollope.
Charles Reaoe.

HARD CASH. A Matter. of Fact Romance
BY CHARLES READE. Author of Love m
Little Love me Long" Never too Late I,
Mend" etc. with illustrations. New Edi
tion. Svo, Paper, 35 cents.
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Sir Samuel w. Baker.

CAST UP BY THE SEA; or. Tue Ad-,an,r
of Ned Grey. BY Sir SAMUEL ~ R.%re
M A, f. X, S.. Author o. "The Aiheri
Tributaries OF Abysslr atc Irdhredas Maie
Cloth, rs cents A''
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

HARPER K BROTHERS, New YoRx,
Hare Just PaJiSked.
William Hepw orch Dix on.
her MAJESrY'S TO WEIR. Historic Studies
in the Tower of LONDON. With Frontispiece
Plan OF the Tower. l2mo, Cloth, 10 cents,
Anthony Trollope.
HE KNEW HE WAS RIGHT. Beautifully
illustrated. Part l. Svo, Paper, 30 cents
III,
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HARPER d BROTHERS viii send any OF
the above works, by III H. pOstage prepaid, to
any part Of the United s,eG, on receipt OF
the price 2243C
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TbS Rev. John L.. Nevius,

CHINA AND THE CHINESE: a General
Description OF the Country and Its In nn bi.
tants; its Civilization and Form OF Govern
mem; its Religious and Social Institutions:
its Intercourse with other Nations; and its
Present Condition and Prospects. BY the
Rev. JOHN l.. NEYIUS. Ten Years Missionary
In China. With Map and Illustrations.
12mo, Cloth, Sl'75.
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Prof. Dalton.

PrOf. Dalton.
A TREATISE ON PHYSIOLOGY AND HY.
GIENE. For schools, Fami4Ies and C1lleges
By J.C. DALTON, MD, Professor OF Physiology
in the College of PbS >icIans and Surgeons
New York. With lllustIa ions. l2mO, cloth
or half leather, 81 80.
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ADVENTURES IN THE APACHE COUN-
TRY. A tour through Arizona and Sonora,
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American Family in Germany" 1.-THE Land
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The Rev. Lyman Abbott.

JESUS OF NAZARI8 rH: his Life and Teach
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Illustrated by Reference to the Manners,
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