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OBITUARY.


From the Lexington (Kyl Gazette.l
COLEMAN-When good man dies there Is
no simile so applicable TO It as that OF bright
light being extinguished, leaving darkness
and gloom to surround the sorrowing circle
of his friends A friend lost, companion
gone, a genial comrade launched ont on the
unknown sea OF the Hereafter How solemn
the warning TO ourselves! how inexpressibly
sad the bereavement
The subject OF this brief notice, SAMUEL N.
COLEMAN, after a brief illness Of pneumonia,
died at his home, near this city, on the 18th Of
January, 1870. In the 18th year OF his age he
was born in Fayette county, and had been
citizen here during the. whole period Of his
life, following the avocatiOn Of a farmer,
quietly and peacefully employing his ener-
gies in the development of his native soil,
thus pursuing the noblest and least hurtful
occupation OF man.
He had scarcely an enemy, and so generous,
frank and truthful was he in disposition and
in manners that he deserved to have none.
His neighbors who had known him longest
and best and who had been the witnesses OF
his genial, mila and friendly department.
were universally attached 70 him, and were
sincere mourners at his tomb. Among these
it is said that ne was a. generous to a fault"
That the friends Of such a man were warm
and devoted, Is not to be wondered at. Bat
it Is in his immediate family circle that he is
most deeply lamented and most pOignantly
regretted. 1t that circle death has been busy
during the last seven years. A lovely sister,
an hOnored and beloved mother, loved
brother, another brother and brother-ln-laW,
have, in succession, passed away, leaving be-
hind but one remaining representative In the
male line, Col. James Coleman, OF Memphis,
Tennessee, to bear the burden of affiietion,
and hold up the untarnished eseutcheon OF
revolutionary ancestry. The subject of this
sketch was the grandson of Major Samuel
Meredith, Of Virginia, one OF the earliest set
tiers of Kentucky, who received the family
estate In Fayette county for services in the
Revolutionary War. Upon part OF this es-
tate the deceased lived and died the blame
less and honorable life, which has been pre-
maturely brought to close In the very me-
ridian OF his manhood.
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WASHINGTON.
Interview of Admiral Porter With the Nay
tlen Authorities.

WAsHINGTON, March hl2.-Dispatch-
es have been received ut the Navy
Department from Rear Admiral POr-
ter, commanding the North Atlantic
fleet, dated Cape Haytien, February
u. He had called upon the Provi-
siOnal President, and after the usual
interchange of ciVilities, acquainted
him with the object of his visit. The
President summoned his Cabinet, and
the Admiral explained the instruc-
tiOns he had received from his Gov
ernment, viz: That negotiations were
pending between the United States
and San Domingo, and that while they
were pending this government had
determined, with its whole power, TO
prevent any interference on the part
of the Haytien or any other govern
ment, with that of the DOminicans; I;
and ii any attempt should be made
upon the DOminicans during the nego-
tiations, under theHaytien or any other
flag, it would be regarded as an act
of hostility to the United States flag,
| and would provoke hostility in return.
The President and Secretary Of State
expressed the hope that the friendly
relations now existing between the
Haytiens and the United States would
not be interrupted, but that while
they were aware of their weakness,
they knew their rights and would
maintain them to the best of their
ability, and that they must be allowed
to be the judges of their own policy.
/ Admiral Porter afterward learned,
unOflicially, that the authorities were
displeased with what they considered
n menace ON the part of the United
States.
The steamers Severn and Dictator
had arrived at Porte-au-Prince on the
| 9th Of February, and the day before the
! arrival of theSeVern a rumOr was in cir
culation that collision had occurred
at Cape Haytien between the Nan
tucket and the Haytien man-Of-war
| Terror, late PequOt, in consequence OF
the protection given by the former to
the American Consul. 1t was also re-
/ ported by the two pilots who brought in
the Severn and Dictator, with dis
crepancy as to the result, but on ex.
animation by Admiral Porter, the ru.
NOR proved to be unfounded.
The following Haytien vessels were
at POrte-au-Prinee: Martineze, Qua.
ker City, Alexander, Pelican, Gal.
chea and Mount Vernon. A transport
Of the Quaker City is dismantIed.
A delegation of officers Of national
banks called at the Executive Man.
sion this morning, to merely pay
| their respects to the President.
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UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE.
Progress OF The New Idea In Missouri
Spahr Recovering.

ST. LOUIS, March 12.-The House
yesterday passed the Senate amend
ment resolution providing for sub
mitting to the people the cOnstitu-
tional amendment allowing negroes
and rebels to vote and hOldsOtiice; /;
also one preventing division of the
public school fund or the appr0pria-
ton of any public money to any Sec
tartan school.
Spahr, who shot Baldwin Thursday
night, is recovering. The grand jury
viii no doubt take the case up at once.
Smith, who was found to be accessory
to the act by the Coroner's jury, has
not been arrested, but his father, a
merchant Of this city, is surety for his
appe8r~ A policeman is in con-
. ice on Spahr.
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A canard about 0aesada.

NEW YORK, March 12.-General
Quesada made it appear recently be-
fore the Cuban Junta that he resigned
the command of the Cuban army
voluntarily, but letters found on the
estate of the Marquis Saula Luca, and
published here this morning, shows
that the Cuban Congress deposed him
before his resignation. The cause OF
his downfall, according to the docu-
ments, was partly the fact that he had
attempted to trampls upon the laws
of Congress,
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Albany, n. Y, March 12.-Tohias
Bauskschohor, of Schoherie, went into
the City Bank Of that place to-day to
deposit 1920. He left the money on
the desk, and stepped into back
room to see the cashier, and when he
returned the money was gone. He
gave the case to the detectives, and
in a few hours he received his money
by arresting w. Lewis, ii. Thomas
and Henry Snider,
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LerIslana LeaIsIature.

New ORLEANS, March l2.-The
Legislature to-day finally passed the
nil incorporating the Louisiana
Dredging Company. 1t provides for
IreeDing open one or more passes at
fhe mouth Of the river; depth to be
SVventv-two feet. A bill also passed
anDropriat ing $500, 600 for ike Sulphur
Mining Co mpany; also, a bill relative
10 -four in spection, allowing two cents
Der barrel f0T same.
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TElEGRaPHIG MARkETS.

NEW lOfh.
NEW YORK. March l2.-Cotton heavy and
lower; sales 1900 bales; uplands 2l34c. Flour
less active but unchanged. Whisky CSC
Wheai-NO. spring 81 %. Corn SSGS5c. Rice
and coffee quiet but steady. Sugar 9agsIc.
Dry GOOds--The market continues unsettled
and irregular, Influenced by the decline in
gold, cotton. etc. and buyers are operating
with great canton, unless where goods are
offered at prices below the cost of production,
as is the case with regard to printed calicOes,
ginghams delaines, etc, and most of the hold
sus are reluctant to press goods to a sale below
cost, and have manifested desire not to
break values, expecting an active trade this
month. In prices there is no particular
change to-day but with ample stocks ON hand,
the tendency is in the buyers favor, for all
classes of textures.
Money-The Rank Statement is unfavorable
and shows a heavy decrease in specie and de-
posits and legal tenders, and contraction In
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THE MEMPHIS
ICE MANUFACTURING CO.
PATENT ICE MACHINES,
CAPABLE or MAKING
10 Tons of Pure Clear Ice Per Day,

And will have II in operation by April 18th
next, wneL they viii be prepared 70 make
contracts and deliver ice In any part Of the
city, at reduced rates.
The ice viii be made OF pure. filtered Mis-
s1ssippi water, and. a. 10 IS frozen at a lower
temperature than the natural ice when lt
reaches this market. q IS harder and VIII last
longer, and therefore is more valuable FOR
any refrigerattug OF cooling purposes
Owning the Right for this machine for Ten
nessee and Arkansas. they are prepared 10
sell Ice Machines OF from TO 10 tons capacity,
with exclusive rights for same for any lOcal-
ity in these two States.
For further information call on or address
at No. IS Second street, corner OF Madison
street, Mem phiE.
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HAVANA, March 12.-General Gar
con and his followers have escaped
from Comaguey and gone toward Los
Iunos.
+ A Judge yesterday Illegally released
the Masons from jail, and DeRodas
placed the judge in Moro Castle, and
Srdered the Masons to, report back to
iail
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NOTICE.

L. 3 PArENr OFFICE,1
WAs4rNGTON, d. c. March 3. lS7J-
On the petition OF Mary Ann IcComo of
sFe4nTfhIs tennessee. .adIninistratriE OF David
AIcCoInb b. deceased. praying for the extension
OF a pstent 20 the sai0 David McComu, ON
the lTth day OF June lS56, for 6n Improvement
in non-eiastic bands for bales of cotton and
other fbrOus materials
Tt is ordered that the testimony in the case
he closed on the I7th day of Nay next thar
me time for filing arguments and the ENam
liners reDOrt be limited TO the 9TH day OF
Nav next, aud that said petition be heard on
the lst day OF June next.
Any person may oppose TINS extension
SAMUEL p. FISHER,
nhIs Commissioned OF Patents.
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snow Storm.

ST. LOUIS, March ia heavy rain
began about O'Clock and continued
until 4 pm, when a furious snow
storm set in and prevailed till pm.
1t is now clearing up and freezing.
High wind prevailed all day. The
storm extended throughout the region
west Of here,
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GnId Excitement.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 12.-There
is considerable excitement about the
San Diego gold fields, and many have
departed overland for the mines. The
steamship Arifiamme leaves for the
same destination on Sunday,
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Ihs ehinase...A Sfnrm.

CHICAGO, March IA wealthy
Chinese merchant doing business in
San Francisco, who came here for the
purpose of buying goods, was called
upon yesterday by several Of our
most prominent merchants.
A heavy storm of sleet has pros
trated the telegraph wires west Of
here,
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Bonds for
Sale

We have on hand a large lot Oflevee bonds
OF Bolivar, Washington and issaQueua c0uu-
ties Mississippi winch We viii sell on the
most favorable terms. Parties having 20 pay
taxes on lands in said counties Woulu do
well 70 call upon US
STEWART BROS. &-FIZER,
mhl3 No.1I Union street. Stonewall Block.
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.
From France.

From Francs.
PARIS, March 12.-Ex-Queen Isa-
bella ard her husband have agreed to
submit their difficulties to a tribunal
OF arbitration Of five persons, one of
whom is to be Jules Favre,
The Radical Journals of this city at
tack Jules kavTe bitterly FOR having,
in mis- last discourse in the Corps Leg
islatif, promised his aid to the Min
istry.
From Spain.
MADRID, March l2.-The duel be-
tween the Duke de Montpensier and
Enrique de Bourbon, occurred this
morning. The latter was killed. The
seconds Of the Duke were Generals
COrdona and AlaminOr. Those of the
Prince were Senior Rubis and another
whose name is unknown-bOth Re
publican Deputies in the Constitu-
tiOnal COrtes. The affair has created
much excitement.
From England.
LONDON, March 12.-The city jour-
nals consider the French note to Rome
a diplomatic error into which Olivier
was led by following Jules Favre.
The Saturday bU6ning has another
article on the subject of the Shrek
ing SisterhOOd, and ridicuIing Ameri-
can women, but distinguishing, how
ever, between the undemonstratively
benaticent and the mere social the
Orists.
The Saturday Revie0, in reviewing
the recent debates on the Irish land
bill, thinks the difficulties of that
measure are fast vanishing before the
earnest purposes of both political par
ties.
LIVERPOOL, March 12.-The arrival
OF the Smidt has strengthened conf
dence in the safety of the City of Bos-
ton, and the belief is now general that
the missing steamer will be heard
from at Azores.
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Deaths in New orleans.

New ORLEANS, March l2.-Samuel
f. Wilson, editor Of the Picdyu1e, is
dead. Aged sixty-tive.
Brevet Brigadier General Morris s.
Miller, Of the Quartermaster Depart
ment, died suddenly yesterday, aged
fiftv-siX.
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Medical Graduates.

PHILADELPHIA, March 12.-Three
hundred and thirty-seven Doctors Of
Medicine graduated this week at the
four colleges, including fourteen by
the WOmanis Medical College and one
hundred and sixty by the Jefferson
Medical College.
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me FenIans aol On lhe Mareh.

NEW YORK, March 12.-The follow
ing card appears in the Times of this
morning:
To the Editor of the New York Times:
As the press of New York has been
for some days replete with informa-
ton (so-called) appertaining to the Ee-
MAN Brotherhood's past workings,
present designs, and ultimate 0bliga-
lions. / beg leave to state that such in
formation is sensational and unworthy
of credit,
fsigned. JOHN O'NEIL,
President Fenian Brotherhood.
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NASHVILLE March lZ-totton quiet Low
Middlings, I71Ic; Good Ordinary, l61ze.
stock, 55Sl bales
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. March IL delayed. ).-COtton
-the market is dull but firmeT ,middliDgs 2l1 =
df2ls[c; good ordinary lg9l91zc; sales 795 bales
receipts 658S bales; exports to Liverpool 4lO5
bales; to New York $3.50 bales Weeks sales
Il, $50 bales; receipts, net, 34,72l bales; gross
rs s74 bales. Exports to Liverpool ,9o6 bales;
to other foreign ports, 940o bales; coastwise,
DDS bales; cotton burned in Pedlem S 20 bales;
stock al .423 bales.
ordinary l9@H$zc; low middlings 2O1sJ Jdy1sc;
1niddlings 2l1$r2l34c. Receipts 1899; exports,
to Liverpool, 5J44 bales; 10 Hayre 1883; coast.
wise 90. Flour superfine, s.; Xxx IS so; Xxx
S8 O. C0rnsl OZGl %. Oats, 6ie. Bran 81 70
al ". Hay scarce S3Sd39. Pork s2S 80. Ba-
con shoulders l294e; sides, l614gl6y4c. Sugar
cured hams 77zc Lard-teree l4glsl4c;
keg l7c, Sugar, firm; prime, l2c. Molasses,
priine gia65c, Whiskyand coffee unchanged.
Gold, ll2A. New York sight par. Sterling
ma
ST. LOUIS March a. Flour-spring super
ine, SO 60g4 90. Wheat-No, l spring. poe.
COrn-mixed, 73c. Oats 4T64ec. Barley S5e9
81 O5. Rye 70G72e, Whisky 92c. Pork S8 259
28 so Bulk shoulders l0c; hams l2c; sides lS54
GI4c Bacon shoulders ll14@ll4c; sides 10,
61S9l554o. Lard lS1s@lSs4e. Sugar s1S@lSc-
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, March l2.-Flour-family ex-
ira "a 50d4 IS, COrn-miXed 74G76o. Oats SOC
SC Rye g06S5c. Cotton dull, 2c. Tobacco
unchanged and dull. Whisky sl9y2e. Pork
SO .. Bulk shoulders 91Sc; sides, l3al31zs
i4c Bacon shoulders lie; sides, ,l59l51Se Hams
l61z@J71zc Lard Is held at l419e. Butter and
cheese unchanged. Sugar lO9lsc. Coffee H@
&c. MOiasses 76eS4oc-
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, March a. Tobace0-saies 81
bhds AT s. OG0a 60 for trash S6 50d7 SO for com
mon Jugs; good lugs to leaf s. Goals IS. Whis.
Fv--ragg 9l@92o. Pork 81. Bacon shoulder
| lislc; sides l51Egl6o; bulk shoulders l05zc
1 sides l41SGl5e. Lard l534c. Hams l9. Cotton
I small sales OF low middlings at I79Sc Flour
/ extra family s.. Grain unchanged
FOREIGN,
/ LIVERPOOL, March I2-Cotton qnist, ,pplandi
/ l05sd; Orleans nlE@llAd; sales 500 bales
California white wheat, rs al Red western
/ NO. 2 IS ldass "a; Winter IS lId@as. Corn, NO
/ 2 mixed, rs ID. Oats - sd. 80.
LoEDON, March l2-Consois lor on siionsS ,asS sss az
| l0-4Os, S71ze. q ~. e.
'OI5sI P1Rls, March I2-The Bourse is nrmS rense
/ 74f 00c.
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Emmett Guards, Attention !

Every member Of the company IS hereby
uofifed to attend special drill ON the even
iues of Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
next. On the -5th All are required 20 meet at
the hall at an. Parade al am
Bv order OF 2. IL. MITCHELL- e. s..
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Tim cosf of Bribery In Chieaqo.

CHICAGO, March IA man was
sent to Jail for thirty days, yesterday,
for attempting to bribe a juryman
with five dollars. He said he did not
know he was doing anything wrong.
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Murderer Sentenced.

MOUNT STERLING, March 12.-Rog-
ers, the murderer, was found guilty Of
murder yesterday, and sentenced to
twenty-five years in the penitentiary.
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EuNEaAL MnTIcE.

MooRE-The friends and acohaintancss Of
George and Lendora Moore are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral of their only
daughter, JUSIA IREEE, from the residence
OF Mrs. Julia Maddox. No. 95 Hill street, on
this (sUNDAHj morning at ten o'clock.
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TELEGRAPHlC SUMMARY.

The DsfauItiBg New Orleans Treasurer
NEW ORLEANS, March 12.-In the
count of the coupons latelys surren-
dered by Wicklitfe, deficit of S53, 900
is shown.
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DIED.

JoHNsT0N-At the residence of his father,
c. y. Johnston, ESQ, n Dayton, Ohio, at two
O'Clock p.m., March II, 1870. TRUMAN W.
JoHNsroN, Assistant Cashier ofthe First Ma
tional Bank Of Memphis.
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Nearly a quarter of a million tons
of ice were housed on the Hudson
river during the recent cold spell.
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I OST, on Thursday evening last Al the
L. landing nom the steamer g. ". Cheek
. TERRI ER SLUT. with collar with the aaIns .
OF p. Thin Kendall engraved upon fG TIE
above reward viii be paid for her return to
police headquarters. mhl8
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REMOVAL.

DR. W. r. HODGES has removed his Office
~ from 20 Main sfreettO 52 Madison.
81 Residences ls8 Union street mhl3
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
lust ARRIVED.
30 ReWnra

White Corn 11a the Ear
For sale BY DAN STARK, at A. g. Canron
& %. 8. Commerclal Rloclr Hrnnt streef mix
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Attention, Builders.

{, EnI.ED proposals win Be received oy ids tne
- undersigned, at MonLlcenos a si Ass -, g.
NE building OF C0BRTHCuse 1eE yLsw .aIs,'.
co,,nfV- Arkansas. Plans and speclneatlonss
,..,5 ~ seem and information as 70 price o.
=, 3.,s-iais stc obtained by application 70
IN, ,sndersiqned or TO Messrs- Jones q balo-
S-in- Arehifects, Memphis Tenn
"tsssvments will be made promptly-one-
.,.te-i -vi,es, the contract Is undertaken, ana
~, Saiance when the building is finished.
si's D~A''-S ID. 4. WELLS,
t1e Commissioner.
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NASHVILLE, March l2-Cotton quiet; Low
Middlings, l71Ic; Good Ordinary, l614c.
stock 55Sl bales.
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|. c. Garrett, Pres't. Il. C. stesysr, sso'y
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d. B. THOMAS,

Speaker Of the Senate,
W. ON. PERKINS,
Speaker House of Representatives
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build one worthy Vi uCE AICuALtCtos
Masonry was an organized institution
on her soil at a time eOeyal- with its
occupancy by the United States au-
thOrities. Over half a century has
passed, and she still Wanders and
roams without an abiding place for her
Representatives, as they yearly meet
for legislation, redress Of grievances.
election of Grand Officers, and for per-
fecting the machinery which conveys,
in countless trains, the blessings OF
the institution, to every country, and
almost every neighborhood in the
State"
Bro. Hillyer impresses upon the
committee the importance Of the idea,
that "When such a Temple is erected,
IL should be done on q scale and to an
extent, that will be ornamental TO the
State. useful TO the fraternity, and
honorable to their numbers, influence
and wealth. 1t should be no ordinary
structure, and at no insignificant
plsce. The Mount Moriah OF Missis-
sippi should command the respect,
win the love end elicit the admiration
OF bIasOns Of every CLINE"
With reference TO an Institution ol
Learning for the children Of Aasonsi
the circular referred to says;
ave live and labor, not for our
selves. but for those who are to come
after US. We plant the seed, that
harvest may be reaped hereafter. Ait
| tIe does it matter to US, whether w
eat ofthe harvest or rrealizereturn from
what little good we do. Were 1t so
/ selfshness would be our motive prln
eiple. The performance Of dUty-th'
/ mI6Ilment of trusts-the handing
/ down to others in an increased ratio
and an improved condition, Of the tai
| ents placed in our hands by the Lore
of the Households demanded of u
| by every Masonic obligation, and is
Jewel and a Gordon more beautiful thar
all the ornaments Of silk or tinsel- Il
this subject invite your closest atten
ton. The practicability OF the schem
proposed mode by which it cal
] be started and prosecuted to success
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-17

From Turner 4 Co. we have received the
following msgazines:-
Godey's Lddys Book for December is
illustrated with several steel engravings,
wood-cuts, and fashion plates, and it presents
pleasant variety of reading matter in various
departments of literature.
The December number of the Lady's
Friend has steel page frontispiece and title,
q double page colored fashion plate, nume-
rcus wood engravings, and an entertaining
series of stories, poems, and hints in house
wifery.
The Transatlantic for December contains
a great variety of attractive stories and
sketches culled from the best foreign periodi-
Gals.
Peters Musical Monthly for November is
filed with popular musical selections adapted
to all varieties of tastes.
The Codchmakers' International Journa!
for November contains much interesting and
valuable information that will be appreciated
by the coachmaking fraternity.
The November number Of The Mana
.factarer and Builder presents q number Of
scientific and practical articles on subjects
connected with all departments of manufac-
turing and building.
The October number of Tie american
ArcIitects and Builders MOnttlyis illustr ated
with several fine lithographic architectural
designs, and it contains series of excellent
artistic and practical papers from the pens of
able writer's.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-17

ont badly. In this old play the lives OF
Lear" and "Cordelia" are spared, they are
restored to their thrones, and poetical justice
is meted out to all the offenders.
The other old play, John Gaunt, Hens
lowe mentions as having been the work Of
three different authors, Haughton, Haths-
way, and Day. Shakespeare has taken them
both as his models, with the same GOODNESS
with which he has appropriated The Tanning
Of tie Shreao, and put them through the
same wonderful transformation.
From Mark Twain's Memoranda we
Gull the following