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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-15
COMMISSION MERCHANT

GEORGE WASHINGTON. IT. ". HEKNEK!
VYASHINGTON & HERBERT,
w Successors TO Geo. Nashngton.t
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No II North Union ST.,
Alexandria, Va.
Particular attention given 10 the snl" ot Mi
kinds of OUNTRI PRODUCE, and filling
orders for GROCERIES. GUANO, SEEDS,
PLASTER, FISH, SALT. LINE, Sc. At the
lowest market price feb I'll
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spECrAL E0THCEs.
~ MTpsUMMER MALADIEs..

8 ~ MIDSUMMER MALADIEs.-The
S,,os so,sr rs,s that rtpen the hsrvesfs geuerats
synanv distressing diseases. H the I'VE oe NJ ~
nrsdisposed 20 irregularities this Ii tne scason 40
mich bilious atsscksm may be anticipated. n weaa
,tou,ach. Too, 10 weakest In thu summer monsns'
and tbe loss OF vitality through the pores ny eA.
rassfye perspiration Is 50 great that Wnorsons
tonic combining also the properties OF d'naslse
stfruurant and gentle .xh,larant is in many cases
necessary to health. and under no circumstance
should be dispensed with by the sickly and dehli'
/, tad. or ail the preparations intended thus 70
resres sustain an fortify the hum an frame 1heTe
"a none that Will cnwpare with HlpTGTfEsas E
CELEBRkTED STOMACH BIFTFhS. Iney
have been weighed IN the balance OF EXPERIENCE
and NOT FOUND wanting; have been recommenoeH
frm the first as great me1icin Al sDeci1c NOT as
beverage, anu In spite OF lntsrsstea nppostpo.n
from irnumerahle qurrtsrs, Etand, ater s@entS
years. trial at the head OF all proprietary meoi,
cfnes INTENDED for the prevention anu cure OF I'll
ordinary complaints Of the stomach the liver !ns
bowels and the nerves. In the unnearby dis,
trcts borde Ing the great rivers o. tne Sou5n an9
as the standard one for every species o. ineeI-
mittent or remittent fever. The people Who IN
habt those districts place the most impiicit cona-
d-nce in the preparations ccnnuenCe tnaL ID
Increased Every year by tue results OF lSs opera
tIon. en- o,+ ,orntc,ouo
character are springing M Ike fungi or ever
aide the nubIic ia hereby forewarned against the
dram. shop frauds. Ask for HOsTETTEk'sbt BIZ,
TERS see that the label etc, are correcs; an a.,
remem Der that The genuine article Is never SOLO N
bulk but In bottles only. JJi aSou.HSNI.
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ONE of the oldest questions ever submit.
ted to lawyers is now puzzing those Of
Hartford. ct. 1t seems that n man who re.
Gently died there left widow, childless,
hut expecting shortly to become mother.
By his will he provided that if the expected
child should prove to be boy, two.thirde
of the property should go to him, and one,
third to the widowed mother. If, however,
the child proved to be a girl, only one
third of the estate was to 20 to her, and two
thirds to the mother. The result, of course,
was awaited with an interest even greater
than that usually bestowed upon such
events. The result is the widow has be-
come the mother of twins-a boy and gri.
This, or very similar problem, is stated
in Greeneat's arithmetic.
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RICHMOND AND RArLaoAps.-(From the
Roanoke Tfmes.]- Richnond Is progress
ing more rnpidiv than my southern city.
Ia II her Improvements and groWthis Ola
stable nature. Her people showed great
deal OF good business sense BY waiting until
their circumstances euabled them to COM
pete with the northern cities before at
tempting It. By dint Of perseverance,, Dill
igence, and economy, they have once more
resumed their position among the business
markets of the country, and can now sen
this country. Their stock Of goods are
very much improved. being frst-class,
both in qualify and quantity. They
will soon have rs many railroads as
there are streets. We hear that the
Richmond. fredericksburg and Potomac
| railroad has been purchased by MIR. Garrett
for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad COM
| panv, also the Fcklin charter from Fred
ericksbnrg to Alexandria. which will give
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad continu-
| Gus line from Baltimore to Richmond.
This will force the Pennsylvania Central to
build an entire new line from Washington
| TO Richmond. Then when both roads are
| at Richmond. they want to go on through.
1t is rumored that the Baltimore company
| is negotiating with Gen. Malone for the
privileges granted to him to build branch
| them both to Petersburg-the Pennsylvan-
| ians having control Of the Petersburg rail-
road. At Petersburg the Baltimore people
meet friends in the Petersburg and Weldon
road, and the Pennsylvauians are again
at full stop. They do not remain stopped
long. We hear they have negotiated,
through Col. }. NJ. Walker. Of Philadelphia,
| "a brother Of Gov. Walker), for the charter
of the railroad from Petersburg to Green's
boro', N. G. This will be Of infinite benefit
to the city Of Petersburg, and will give
them new trade heretofore unopened.
Petersburg is growing rapidly, and her
merchants are very hopeful and buoyant.
We have been informed that Col. j. M. Wal
ker has purchased from Col. Boiling large
lot of ground, in Petersburg, for ZOO
cash. upon which to erect an immense
bonded warehouse and union depot. All
the trains from the various roads will stop
in this depot. 1t will cost about 81 ZOO, 900
when completed. Everybody viii have to
60 to Petersburg and see this colossal
structure.
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NET JULY Is, 1871.
NEW DRY GOODS.
GOODS ADVANCING EVERY HOUR.

The prolongation Of the European war has caused
an advance In oil foreign fabrics, ana the rlss 10
wool and cotton in this country has advanced III
domestic goods from 20 10 Is per cent st1l IS ION
as our resent stock lasts we sh Ill sell at Prices
ruling during the past season, =
Our stock is full for the season and new gooos
LINEN and n 6oTToN sHEETINes, all widths,
TRI:H LIN EMS PILLOW LINENS. D1APERS;
NAPKINS, BKaWS and BLEACHEO CUT
TONS aud TOWELS;
JTMRRELLAS and PARASOLS, In variety,
LINEN and LACE SETS, C-LLAhS ano
HEMssTif I.laiEp and EMBROIDERED HAND
KERCHI.FS,
HOSIERY, GAUZE SHIRTS;
|SIEEF-Bi)SDM SHIRTS, =
IRON GRENA DIMES and BLACK MoHAIR
GRENADINES, 25c.: ,,,,
FSoLID CAMBRIA and LAWNS for TRIM
MING;
ORGANDIES LAWNS. JACONETS SC;
Superior Black G4OSS GRAIN SILKS,
FANCY COLURED SILKS, very low,
-. - NkINSOOKS, MUSLINS
Splendid Inc new PRINTS every pattern, sd.
JAPANESE PO"LINS,
= CASSIMERES,
VESTINGS, &C.,
"a, ~ ~ r. r. PRICE e CO.,
jy Corner Main and ltth stretts.
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80, : r,o,one, s. II. Parker.

1zr. ,n,o,,s,c e the death of q yensfabiea
,,,,,,,,I man sr ArroRp III. PAggER died I'M
this city, at the residence oil nus son. ON
Saturday last. Few men serve thelr coun-
two in nub1tc stations so long as did Colonel
p.pvxn. He was in his eiehtyfourth year
xrh pn he died, and at feast fifty years of his
long life were passed In the public service.
He entered the Legislature as delegate
from Caroline, his native county, in the
second decade of the present century. and
with only a brief interval he was from that
time member of one or the other of the
Houses &C the General Assembly until hir.
PoLE's administration, when he was elected
Register OF the Land Office, to fill the va
caaey occasioned by the resignation OF Mr..
WghLIAM SEIDEN, who was appointed to
1.-THE Office of Treasurer of the United
statea, The office Of Register Colonel
lPARxgR held until he was removed py the
military authorities, in 1867. Since tnen
This health and strength have gradually
failed until the closing scene oil Saturday
,.::st.
| For SINE years Colonel PARKER presided
over the Virstnia Senate. He was elected
in ,s5. we believe, to succeed Senator HOLT,
| If Norfolk. a very cstimable gentleman ana
carmble presiding officer, who we THINK
died in that year. Col. PARKER gave entire
satisfaction in this highly respectable post
ton until he left the Legislature ano enterea
the Executive Department.
| The deceased was gentleman or warm
,reart and sincere affections. In his pupi'e
career nc was without stain and Witnoue sus-
| nicion. lie had Il high sense of public re-
Sponsibillty. and discharged his duty "lth
conscientious regard to his tcalty to the
commonwealth, irrespective OF personal
and sectional considerations. His Judg-
ment was good his purposes pure. he
belonged to the generation oil puhl!c men
that succeeded the Revolution, which eic-
waited the State above all things, ana mace
| il the object of we may say earthly ldoiatry.
| In noticing the demise OF this worthy
| gentleman we feel that we are pldoihS
| udieu to the Conscript Fathers" OF tie
noble generation to which he belonged,
and feel more than ordinarily the sad rccol-
Elections which death presents to the nina.
He saw the brightest and the darkest days
Of the Republic. and we may imagine the
feelings that have agitated his breast. For
ltunately for him, he lived long enough alter
1.-The national calamltes which fell upon his
lpcoplc to discern the sunlight of the ap-
preaching rejuyenescence of his native
land, and enjoy in his closing hours the
warmth and brightness of its cheering rays.
1 Peace to his ashes.
The remains of the deceased were buried
YESTERDAY in Holly wood Cemetery.
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GEN. EARLY AND GEN. MAHoNE.-A cor.
re>pondence between these gentlemen is
published in the Lynchburg papers. Gen.
EARLY requests Gen. MALONE to correct
certain errors made in biography of the
Latter some time since published in the
Historical Magazine. Gen. MALONE ex.
plains how the Objectionable references to
Gen. EARLY appeared, and promises to re-
publish the article Invested OF them. Then
comes the following note, which indicates
that there has been more serious CORE.
spondencc between these two gallant
officers
"LYNcHBURG, July II, 1871.
Genera, The action Of Gen. Bradley r,
johnson and Col. Robert E. Withers, in
conjunction with Capt. Ham. Chamber.
Jayne, on the 9TH instant, in withdrawing
the previous correspondence between us,
subsequent to my letter of Inquiry of the
2lst OF March last, is accepted and con
tirmed by me.
Your letter Of the Sth inst, was handed
10 Inc last night, and has been read, as have
the proof sheets Of the revised copy OF tht
Memoir which you MENTION [ lind tina
all the passages In the original Memon
which were personally offensive to me
have been expurgated In this revised copy
and, without indicating any opinion as !.
its accuracy or merit In other respects,
will say that the Memoir, as IL now pear
in the revised copy, is unoh]ectionapie
me in the particular above mentioned.
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
Nl.Lo.oS +
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"GRowLER" writes well, but he growls
because those who go on wheels are not
treated with becoming consideration by
our city fathers, whilst most people growl
because the sh!ckiy-populated outside
stfes,s 20 not have half enough money ex.
i'lse to let him growl In the Dispatch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-17

OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILRoAD.-C Gin
ctunati, July IA change of gauge from
six feet to four feet eight and halt inches
on the Louisville branch Of the Ohio and
Mississippi railroad will be made next sun
day, and by the following Sunday it Is eX-
pected the entire road VIII be changed be-
tween Cincinnati and St. Louis. The
reports from Louisville that this road is TO
he transferred to the New York Central are
luthoritatiyely denied.
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The Monroe County Register comes out
for LYMAN TKuMBULL for President and
GILBERT G. WALKER for Vice-President.

NATIVITY OF THE VICTIMS OF THE New
YORK R1oT.--The National Guard lost two
killed and twenty wounded. Of the civil
ians killed twenty-five were natives OF Ire
land, five of the United States, two of Ger
many, one of England, one Of Scotland,
one Of Australia, and several unknown.
Of the wounded. about ninety were natives
of Ireland, ten OF England, ten or fifteen of
the United States, few Germans, one
colored man, and the balance unknown.
Two women, one American and the other
Irish, and girl, also Irish, were of the
number killed.
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A CoLoRED MAGISTRATE CONVICTED OF
OPPRESSION July AR. D.
Campbell, colored ma istrate, has been
convicted of oppression in office, and SEN
fenced to eight months, imprisonment
The offence consisted in the issuance of an
order committing a prisoner to Jail in ad.
vance of trial, and falsely stating in said
order that the prisoner had been tried, and
there was cause to believe him guilty Of as
sault and battery.
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d JERSEY CITY TENEMENT HOUSE DIsAs-
TER.-Ncao York, July IA three.story
brick building on Newark avenue, Jersey
City, occupied by Terhune Brothers,
housc.furnishing store, and in the upper
portion rs tenement house, was burned
early this morning. Twelve families lost
all their furniture. The total loss will eX-
coed $50, 600; insurance not ascertained.
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SPECIAL HoTI cEs.
s~"GoODBYE, SWEETHEART
BY RHoDA BBoUGHToN,
Author OF Bed AS Rose Is She" ''Eot Wise
~, But Too WE'LL" &c.

s.Red As Rose Is She ~ was the great sensation
am ong readers OF fiction last year, and new work
By the same pen he's bee, looked forward to with
profound interest This author is remarkable for
the brilliancy and animation Of her style, andthe
genuine fesh and blood Of her men and women (.
There is an indescribi ble freshness and charm In
all that s1s writes. She is indeed almost revels
tion In the art OF UNDERWRITING, snguiarly vva-
cious, and ye. truthful, all her descriptions,
scenes, and persona. Her pages have been COM
pared to the odor Of June roses, or OF new-mown
hay so marked are they by the freshness of nature
"GCOD-BYE, sWEETHEART.'' which is COM
menced in this weeks No.. will be the leading fea-
ture in APPLEToNs' JOURNAL during the rest
Of the year.
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FATAL POWDER MILL EXrLosIoN.-PhiiG-
delphta, July 14.-Thc Wap Walopen
powder mills, at Hicks's Ferry, Pa, explo-
dcd at O'Clock this afternoon, killing Mi
chacl O'Hara and seriously burning Peter
Stout. The cause of the explosion is I'LL
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SEIZURE OF KENTUCKY LOTTERIES.
inJton, July 14.-All the wheels, books,
&C., of the lotteries in operation in Gov
ingion were seized to-day by the authori-
lies. 1t is claimed the charters have eX.
uirrd by Limitations, and under the present
law of Kentucky they are illegal. The
parties who control them were arrested.
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THE BISHOP IN CHENEY's PARISH Chi
cago, July 14.-Bishop Whitehouse has
given official notice to the warden and YES
new. of bis intention to hold an episcopal
visitation to that parish on Sunday, August
18th, at the usual hour of morning service.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-17

DIR. LIyISGsToNE.-The English Journals
again contain notices OF this celebrated AT.
rican traveller, but the intelligence is of the
same indefinite character as that previously
received.
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CAfoN sf aassss,ans COUNTY. v. "a.


We bays to-dxy planted tneisst post n Exteen
m lsg or telegraph poets ~ f60Ek aid f0M say
quarter. snd tnetet<RPaph cstnpAn1 4aS now1eps
1dts sfefchipg shs yfres, 70 land the1n Within
week fn our hotci oMte. 1900, y 81. .
We have recently completed 81 Ire Of tron pipes,
Converting the water OF the ssCo1d SpfiuG, ~ nom
NORTH Mountain, and Distributing ikon every fo0T
or hisspaes0us and eieaant hotel. .,s.
we have ovefhsu'ed the extensive bathing eSfab-
jishment, renovated all the hsthtrg poor. -.sup-
p1fed ne pipes ard other fixtures, I'LL the same ~
III ik belonged TO us-shat eur guests mixht ento7
the full benent Of 1s inyisosating and hsalth-re-
storfug waters. 'esl5-.st
The furniture ard general OUTFIT Of the hotel Is
new and fresh. Our chez de cnfstns NONE. Ao~
GUsrE PENET fs master OF hts art. ana we ~.
tend fhst 0ur table shah compare favor1biy wltn
any IN YIrRtnts Keeping the place IN the style ue
propose, and at the low rates already ANNOUNCES
by as, NC do not expect 10 make much n0ney tnle
year, but we % expect and mteud tnae our wore
or this year shall aduerti8e Cdpon Jor JuAars
Buard per week. $IT.so per month go. down 70
ESQ per month, according 10 length Of Visit.
Through tickets from priacip.l cf'ies: Honie
from Richmond is via 6ordonsviIls and hanassss
Junction TO Caron cad station. thence nitetn
mites By Hafman'g. rev and superiGr line OF
coaches. Convey auces also nom Winchester.
Find our circulars st Purcell, Ladd Coz
We have promise OF crowded and nrilllant Sea-
SON. 5cisr. 6hA 1iEhr q SALS.s
tyl4-T sa - -:. 80 -.1IOprlcN1r.-
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OF the $40 cities and towns in Massachu-
sets, 305 have declared against the sale OF
malt liquors, thirty haye'yoted in favor of
the sale, and FIVE are not yet heard from,
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CRAWFORD SPRINGS, -.

!. This pleasant sUMAER RESORT WIS opened
TO receive visitors on the LIST OF July, IsIL ~ s
three.Guarters o; a mile north Of Pond-Gap sta;
ton, q. and o. railroad, where conveyance WIZ
The waters are sulphur, chaiyoeat and Alum,
SULPHUR and iron combined, which are noted Ior
the cure of chronic diArrh9i. Alum WIN Dc pro-
cured II requested.
Board per day, 81 so 4; PER week, %; per mo3tn.
1885, Cniioren under IL years and servants naiS
price. 10
jyl0-1H< MARTIN hUNhLc o. ".
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ufEn. !!

Tn t,,s ri.v. ON tirs 18th OF july ts1 atbn'clcck
A. N. 'Ssoinnei sTNFFORD az TARKEH, In the
eighty fourth year OF bis sge. ~ "a
At his rrsitseure I'm Ban'aa count, Wa on
Tnu-aiav, Jurs in the ssth yeIr Of his age, ME-.
DAVID RICKa -.0eO W a.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Je 22-law4'
is HEREBY GIVEN TO tn,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
IN PUBLIC that the co-partnership heretofore
eXIs:tDg between The undersigned under the name
and style OF MAYO b NOBLE Was on the 18th day
Of June, 57l dissolved by mutual consent, and al
islness relations between them are hereby de-
clared to DO terminate RS to the future. George
w. Mayo Is alone authorized to wind up the BUSH
ness and collect the debts due to the concern.
All persons Indebted TO Mayo Noble are re-
questcd to settle with him forthwith.
GEORGE w. MAYO,
THOS. j. NOBLE.
RICHMOND, June I8, 1911. je II dlw&luyaw
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REV. J. l.. M. CURRY has been informally
rendered the pastorate of the Second Bap-
fist Church in this city.-Attdntd Neao Era.
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UGUENOT SPRINGS,
- powHATAN COUNTY, VA.

| The undersigned have opened this well-known
watering place tor the season. Its proximity -
Richmond and Petersburg affords pleasant ma
hesfthy resort for the families Of those doing bu-
siness in the city.
Tie sui shur water Is similar 20 that OF the
Greenbrter Whlts-rhe chalyDeate equal TO any In
a baud OF music will be in attendance.
Our Liable shall be well supplied At AL times, ano
we pledge our personal attention 70 the comforts
or cur guests. WESSCN q SubLhti'
Charge per day.. W
Charge per week " %
ClarEe per month. %
Charge per mouth, for the season. 70 90
- Servants and children half price. 49,.
Persons lexving Richmond by The I)anvtlle rosa
at 24o p. M. for Coalfeld will find comfortable
conyeyances to the Springs. te z3-lm
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-, Gen. William Malone

GEN. HANcocK.-The Philadelphia Day
says:
"Gen'I Hancock commanded the mid
die military division at Washington, and by
virtue OF his office was required to see the
sentences of the prisoners carried out.
That is all there was Of it,"
Then 1t may be pretty safely predicted
that he will never be President Of the United
States.
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r ICoRICE d! LICORICE!!-" EsTRA-
IL DAn MASSIVE are receiving sEl al chip
III. mt Of the well known IL strsdan brand, sold
for hitsen years by DavldJ. Burr, before the war,
which We offer 10 the N manufacturers Of tobacco.
- A. STOK ES & CO.,
Jya aw importers. Agents.
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EDUs,ATEONkG

r-he Nineteenth Annual session Of this Jnss!tn-
tion viii commence on the 9Th DAY UF sEf-
TENDER. 1871 .a-...,,,;, ,a,,,,,
bo .rs tuition. room rent fuel, lights, and all IN
he exnenss to students boarding with private
Families VIII be about $40 mora. t,,.zyt : .ss
- n rjcniara address the PRECEDENT
4h or ,ot REV. II. y. B1fTLE d. ID. .
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ME- sCRIBNER's MONTH";


FOR AUGUST
is profusely and splendtdly illustrated, and con-
tains variety Of most entertaining articles.
WHAT ARE THEY DOING AT VAssAR
lllustrated) answers interesting question as t.
An institution which has attempted more In the
education Of women than any other in the world
LIFEIN THE CAUCAsUS is from the glowing
pen or j. IT. Headlev. he illustrations are won
derfuily graphic-alone worth the price Oh TN
number.
SOME OF THE FRENCH LEADERS is an
able presentation Of the men Of The recent Frcncf
Revolution. by the pen of our talented country
woman Miss Mary @: Putnam, m. ~, VINO WAS IL
Paris during almost the entire struggle.
THE WEEPIsG WILLOW is n delightful ar
ttcIs for summer reading, by Benson j. Losing
nv VACATION AND WHAT CAME OF 1T
by Miss Ira ton, Is both a story and an essay.
PETER CRISP is comic episode Of Italian
travel, by II T. Euckeimau.
Thee are c"arming POEMS by Elizabeth
nkefs Allen and id,rl5tte +. Bates. and SON
NET bv Lashrop.
Gite ART features of the present number Will
be found upusu ally attractive.
WI FaIn CUMBERMEDE is continued. with
an illustration and there Is also sketch OF Geo
Macdonald in The pulpit
The EDITORIAL DE PARTMENTS are spe.
bic features are The Pike in Literature, Political
Bigotry, 7 he kigh.s o. children, &c.
HOME AND SOCIETY, and THE OLD CABI-
NET. ire too fresh aGd sparkling to be CHARGE.
ter1Zed. ahc whole concludes with funny etch-
ing, by Bush, "REMINISCENCES OF MOIST
by summer tourists SCRIBNER Il CO.. e..
1t est Broadway, New York.