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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-11

d. '"HNsfON;
baltimore JoUk uOHpTTAL.
once South RrsdeFinH strest.
Ffoa HE eItsns.a practices In tho great Hospitals
Europe nd tho ht4t 10 this county, ~ RnEiand
81 81 fs'S1h 5sTs 10 6' World 10
- UURM WARRANTED IN TWO DAyH
Meakness Of the Bach LIMBS, BtFiotnfsa Toollou
tas kld9sIa OF Bl.dd,. Involuntary DisohGrsss,
WE, ~, s',iI,,i nsryVqsns. DIsPsgslh
sI giidine.s DlssSss q De Head ThFOsL, Ness Q,
sov'l lhosy terrible disorders srisns rom he so
The hAnsrs Of Ulysses bliEhtinE thsir moi
e Sv o. An'epsuous' rendering marriage, 40, Bi.
YOUNG MEN
gho hATeininfnd themselves By certain praatioa In.
d1Eed In Whsn alone a habit equsntig isarnsd from
nlshtJ olt svon when aslssp and II moi on ~ Ssds,
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind and bsls
what pltI that 4 TDunS man In, ham. ~ Ia. -.
~ the pride Of bis pAfsns, shogid bs sBstehsd for
" PIoape9N And suoTmsns Of iiip, bT the oonss
duislnE In certain ssgrs, ssbiI
..,-,, aAkRthUH
,Lgs SsnF s-STs q S65SioSi ~,s2 Bo ~. q So
creative PoNsr-tmpotsuGY,I NoTyo1s ' Iriis'iiitI
any other republication gptsThy reiisysa
- No lettsru reostysd unsss postpaiz and ooptair
l2g stamp 70 Be- us:d 90 tbs rePlT P.Isous urltn4
ENFORCEMENT ~ rus rREss,
ths lAsl years and ~ numerous important BuTEicsi
notices Of vhth Appeared again and EsSs h,(STs ~
y SsVOn'SlliII' 'uissi:ns ErsTsaS'. ' o s:
SEEIgE. sOUTB FHEpEFIUK 1T,
oouu HRitimore. nd.
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MOORE-R RIrOHARD,- On the 10th lasiAn', Al
tbs residence Of the bhd0a tAtber, By Rev, A. y
Moore, Of NorhumberlAnd, Pa, a. lated BY Rev j
u. Hml b, Oh, Mr.. j CALLS MOohE, Aod Miss KATE
q. PRIrCH ND, both Of this city. No cards
ELMS-YATKa,-On the nh inst, By Rev. Father
btonestIeeb a. Trlnily church pars0naGs, J, W.
hLNH, Of GsorgetoWn, u. u, and NEHlE n, fArEs, Of
NAihlnGton, d, U.
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tenos, vi:
MESOALERO APACHE AgENUY
Beef Cattle, net on tho hOof.
g,, ~ 0n Poupd. shell, MeIlesn Corr.
AGENCY,
Beef Cattle, net on the hoof
100000 pounds or Shsllsd moIisau Corn
s51gg pounds Z Flour.
llt0O pounds Of Brown sugar.
| 1861 pouSds Of Rio COLES
The beef cattle Required must be aopd soupd
healthy steers or dy cows not under four 90
age 70 70 delivered at such times and In aloh
tics - may be required b. the Indian Agents In
chsge, taay from fifteen 6) 10 thirty (D) hOad psF
fifteen ltb) head pef WesS Al ne TInrns. r.r.V
ThN uolRht ~ h. "a il
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Medical.
ON MARRTAGE-

HAPPY RELIEB FOR YOUNG WTN FROM
ne gheots ~ kIrors and Abuses 10 eatly liis MAJ
hood restored. lmpedlmonts TO Marrisre TsD,1Sed
New method Of treatment New aud tomsTt XXI.
comedies. Books and Circular sent qrse Ia s.Si.S
..Addfsss HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. ? y,,,,
Ninth stroet, Phlladolpnia, Pa aHrg n,
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Proposals.

DROPOsALs FOR THE RFMovAL or ROCKS
IN PORT CHESTER HARBOR, N. Y.
USITID STATES ENgREER OTT1CE,I
AMY BUILDING, HOUSTON AND GREENE BTA, J
INV YOnK, Sept ~, ls7l
Sealed proposals. for blasting and removal Of rocks
noon Ct October %, ls7l
FOR further Information apply % this ollee.
JOHN NEWTON,
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BOOKBINDER AND PAPER.RULRR.
No. al PsnnHylVAniA EVSnuS, stWssn Tenth and
Eleventh streets, tn aide.
Books. elegantly or plAinlT bOand. PeTiodloAlSEnA
pIHIpADSn 0Arsiun attended 70,
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PRoPosALs FOR AP .ay sIIPPITEs

FoRr IF,vFNwbrBSo' .OHIET QuARTERNAsrER,l
Rssisd ptn,as.n a, KANSAS, BFpL IL, ls1a
,bIs of P nS tIpoSts viii be received At
he dS TsTy Al A. oolook a m, October 49, lsi9 for
DodEs, KhnssS rairOad station nearest TO Fort
Bal.nO pounds Corn,
In sacks r . t6.UO pounds Oats,
ditSsn Ji5j sllvGLy Of tho corn TO commence sithn
ons IL eonunued At thu rate per week OF at least
Tbor a 90 Of the entire quantity contracted for
OF award OF contract.
ltdders will state their prioe per one hundred COO
Proposals. will be received for any portion Of the
uAln.
The usual conditions, which can DO asoertAined at
thit oee, will be Imposed upon bidders aud contract
upon application,
| BY authority Of the DEPARTING Uommaader
J. q. CHANDLER,
Major and QuATtermaster, Acting Chief QnAItsrmAs.
tor Department OF Missouri. so2B
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hsioI and QuATtsrmaster, Acting chief QuATtsrmI
tor Department OF Missouri. so2b
ST0vEs FoR UNITED STATES ARMY.

WAN DEPARTMERTl
QuARrERMABTBR GEsEnALB OFFiCE, :
WAsnNGrOF, ID. u, sept. q, ls1g.
hhnutactuTers are requested 10 Eeud 10 this ones
ptlntod descriptive cuts aud price lists Of suoh stoves
as theJ make and recon end for Of tbs army
In garrison and camp.
1ho rooms In quarters Of officers arc generally OF
moderate Size, not over 10 or II feet tquATe.
Tie cooking stove range, for troops, should be Of
size TO cook for tlRhty COl men.
Wrought Ton A. less liable to breAkaEs, IL prefsrA-
Bile 10 cast-lfon for these large cooking stoves
Pieces should DO put on board vessels, So
outey pack cd for transportation,
PhoGs Of spare parts arc also desired. Prom these
lists II IL Intended To select those Which, being sultA
BILE Tor the purpose will be least costly In each geo
graphical military department, or at each pest 70 be
supplied,
(SlEned) NJ O. MKIGe,
QaArtsrmastor General, Brew. Mai. Den, U, :, A.
ocb
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WAsHlNGTON AND ONO RAILROAD.
" hPrinE Schedule, beginning April 4, is79 TX.
,Alns daily leIoopt hundAIsl between AlsIandTia ~
hamilton Leave Alexandria At as a m and ID n
~. pY,i beesbufg " - a And % D. m, a1d AZ.
tYeai hamilton Al u =, N. and 81 IS D. n. IssTS
nsmlIton At I. a m And u 80 D. m. pass Lsssb1rg
$50 .. m, and rs D. m.
The IS a Y. train from Alexandria and II 80 D. m,
uAln from Hamilton oOnnect at Hamilton VIII
henps daily llne q OoaShe7 for PurosiiViiie Bniok
HsameT's line OF Uoache which leave .s.nS. dii.
for Aide and MiddsburE N-'F
All Goods, poT Steamer, Railroad or RHprss. In
care Of II. u. nAYENkR, Freight and Tieist 49,
~ Ala1andra, viii DO forwarded a. far - WsmiitoS
treo o. charge, other tnan regular tArln Tatss
Communication tickets, three cents per mile
Ahnnh uokets, So. Il. II. HAVENER,
mylbu General Ticket ARenl
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BALTim""E AHn POTOMAC RAIL

rains leaving Washington a. VI = m % aS9 ~ ~
~ o2nnsot a. Bowie With trains for hAFiboIo q vins
b1ro' a. W 80 =. m. and 9 ~ D, m - A%-a'-
Train, arriving a. Wsshlngton At As a m, asd rs
At - q. m. and 7 p. m.
Passengers leaving tlieiF oF,fera A Tfon.-a ~.
northwest oorasr SIth strest and PsnnSViv,,is -.
nue., can have thsir baggsgs called for aD1 -
nptels hnl residences to all points N0fth And Ws.f
through uckts to Cincinnati, Ooumbns indlan,noIts
Louisville, st. Louis, New Orleans, UbieaFo Onssb.
aud Southwest
,,, QmSsi blIth and Pennsylvania avrnus.
y. =. DUhARhf, General SUPERINTENDENT
" n hOUNG' Geueral Passenger AGENT
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-11

(EhlbADELt!llA IA, WILMINGTON AND RAJ.
TlMnRE RAILROAD
commencing MONDAY, June Q, lsT9 PaHSenrsr
follows 'sN'' H@iAAiotes
At % A. ~. @"u "NS oeAl0nA
d. ih,HPrS,' Train for Philadelphia and New Yort ~
kIgrSss Train for Philadelphia and New York a
RECOMMENDATION Train for Port Deposit and Iptsr.
mediate Stations at s y, NJ AA'o''
Express Train for PhliHdslphIn Al 7,aSPM
hIpfosa z n for New YORK Al II y N
=, - SUNDAY TRAINS
. For Philadelphia at Is r, NJ For Nsv YAH q. a
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THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CON-
VENTION.

The National Democratic Convention on
Wednesday verified the predictions in regard
to the course it would pursue, by nominal
ing for President, Horace Greeley of New
York, and for Vice President B Gratz Brown,
of Missouri We doubt if any political con.
vention ever before assembled that awakened
beforehand such interest and anxiety; and
while the results of its deliberations has
caused painful feeling of disappointment
and regret in the minds of many good and
true members of the party, it was not uneX-
pectcd, even to them. They can not be cen
sured for failing to display great amount
of enthusiasm over nominations, the eXpe-
dency of which, to their minds, was doubt
full, and in no slight degree distastelul.
We have not changed our opinion that
it would have been more prudent for the
party and developed more strength for Mr.
Greeley, if the convention had reasscrted the
established and well-known principles of the
Democratic faith, and after simply recommen-
ding the Cincinnati candidates TO the sufflages
ofthe Democratic party adjourned. But they
have seen fit to do otherwise, and we recog-
nize the binding force of the behests of the
National council of the party, as expressed
by the majority of the body, and earnestly
urge the sincere and hearty cooperation of
Democrats in the course thus laid down by
the convention.
No fear need be felt that the Democratic
party will lose its identity or sacrifice its
principles. 1t is more perfect and united in
its organization than ever, and its principles,
being eternal, will be asserted and re-assert
ed so long as this government shall be one
founded upon the consent of the governed.
The campaign will be under the leadership
and direction of tried Democrats, and will
be won under the auspices of the old organi-
cation. The leading features of the contest.
and the principles upon which the party will
rely for success will be those fundamental po-
litcal doctrines which we have always con-
tended for, and upon which so many glorious
victories have been achieved in the past.
Let us, then, set the battle in array, and
move forward as one man against the cor.
ruptions, the misrule and the despotism of
the Radical faction, under whose baleful in
fluence our dearest interests and most cher
ished rights are being ruined and lost When
the battle is won the Democratic party can
themselves claim the victory, for the glory
will be theirs, and theirs alone.
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A Trip NOrtIiward-COumty Roads.

KENT VIEW, July 18th, 1872.
Mr. EDITOR: After pleasant ride Il few
miles northward thought il might be somewhat
interesting to some OF your readers to render
some account Of what saw on the way.
The wheat harvest seems to be generally gath
cred into the barns and barracks. The crop in
most places is very short, but the berry is good.
The hay crop is perhaps the shortest known for
many years. The oat and potato crops are both
nearly past redemption. The iron horse that
now tmycrses nearly every fertile valley will
bring the needed supplies from some region
where the soil has been better drcnched with
rain than with us.
! see occasionally letter in your paper dated
at FallstOn over the the signature Of Little Pills.
giving us very vivid but truthful description
Of that place and its surroundings You know,
Mr. Editor, when we arc travelling we are apt to
observe everything and particularly the roads
over which you pass The one from Curtis's
corner to White House will give one retentivc
memory from its joltng over the loose stones
that lie in its line and on its borders. was led
to eXclaim achere is Little Pills? Not at home,
Suety, or he would have rallied the supervisor
to clear that road of loose stone at least and if
he cannot succeed in getting it done | would
claim the attention of the district supervisor.
Indeed it would be well if that officer would ride
around and see the different nuisances and abate
them. The time of the year is fast approaching
when the fences bordering our roads are to be
trimmed up to make them look neat and clean.
lHcTc IS no place SO convenient 10 deposit THIS
spare rubbish as the public road. Perhaps that
officer might see it differently, and if it would
be well to have it differently disposed of. There
are also, in very many places, where the fences
are put with the line Of the road and also lots OF
stone placed on its margin to protect the fences,
leaving in many places not over fifteen feet for
travel; and to put ditch for the protection of
the road in the right place an utter mpossibility
Some steps should be taken to abate all the
nuisances to public travel. The stock that run
at large are great nuisances and cost the county
every year about one-half the cost of repairs. I
believe the district supervisor has the power to
abate all these nuisances to public travel and if
complaint should be made to the grand inquest
for the county and ndict somebody, SO that all
questions in relation TO public travel and its
rights and also the rights of individuals to claim
the public highway for private purposes should
be settled by the county. OBSERVER.
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the latter of which was divided, and voted
o for Greeley and for Bayard, of Della
ware.
Pennsylvania voted IS for Greeley, 81
for jeremiah Black and blank. The vote
for Greeley was 6S6.
The nomination of Mr.. Greeley was for
mally declared at 1890 p. VI.
Greeley, CSC; Black, 81; Bayard, 10
Groesbcck, Q; Blank votes, Z.
At 1850 p. NJ, the nomination of Mr..
Greeley was made unanimous.
THE VICE PRESIDENCY.
The States were next called on the nom
ination for the Vice Presidency, when the
secretary announced the result of the vote
to be as follows: For Vice President,
whole number of votes, 1882 for b. Graft
Brown, 49, for John w. Stevenson, OF
of Kentucky, 6; blank votes, IS
Delaware cast her vote for Stevenson;
New. Jersey 8, West Virginia 2 and Florida
2 blank votes,
Resolutions Of thanks to the officers, &C.,
wer passed, and the convention adjourned.
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inti.GreeIeY Meeting.

A meeting of Democrats opposed to the
nomination of Greeley and Brown by the
National Democratic Convention, was held
at the Maryland Institute, Baltimore, on
Tuesday. The number present was very
small. Several speeches were made, and
after the adoption of the following resolu-
tions, offered by Mr. NJ NJ. Pomeroy of New
York, formerly editor of the La Crosse Demo.
crat, the meeting adjourned:
Whereas the objects of this assemblage
may be misconstrued or wilfully misrepre-
sentcd; it is necessary to declare what our
purposes are.
ResoIeed, That we, as democrats, prefer
principles to men, patriotism and love OF
country to policy and love of gain, and the
preservation of the democratic party and or
CARNATIONS 10 the mere election of any man
TO power.
ResoIoed, That we have no intention to
produce a schism in the democratic organi-
cation, nor any desire to arrogate the right
TO dictate any line of policy to the conven-
ton called by the regular authorities OF the
party.
Resolced, That if any contingency arises by
which the organization of the democratic
Paiy 10 susPeHueu, anu Ns pilnciples aie
abandoned, we do assert the right to call
upon all those who think with us, to co-opc-
rate in n future movement to maintain the
principles and to reorganizc the ,Jettersonian
democracy of the United States.
ResolCed, That we, as democrats, pledge
an earnest and active support to the nomi-
nees of the Baltimore Convention, now in
session Mt the Opera House in this city, pro-
viting that said nominees be democrats, on
a democratic platform.
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graceful Accomplishments in the domestic circle,
where the American Queen holds her true court
OF Love, than all the superficial adjoining of the
gay and useless butterflies of Fashion.
The Shd30W Scene was more heard than seen,
and was most life-lilie administration of u
sound scolding to q delinquent husband, coming
home in the ''wee small hours" of morning, by
waiting, watching, wakefui, and justly irrita-
ted spouse. This "curain lecture" was truly
excellent and the embryo woman delivered it
with wonderfully liic,lille effect and womanlike
energy.
The parting song was exceedingly pathetic and
we deeply felt its touching refrain, "Flitting
away" and signing for the fast-fadng flowers
OF YOUTH could have wept as we thought of its
vanished sunrise, and longingly exclaimed with
our beloved Irish Bard Tom Moore the darling!
'Give me back, give me back, the wild freshness
OF morning Its tears and its smiles are worth
cpeaing'S best light"
We cannot close our remarks without offering
our humble need of praise to the protector OF
the enchanting little entertainment and when
we consider that but one little fortnight was
but partially occupied in the preparation of
these really elaborate pieces, we do not know
which the more to admire, the wonderful reso-
luton and perseverance of their indcfatigahle
teacher or the ready adaptation to his ideas of
his willing and talented pupils.
Wishing the school, now in its budding infancy,
steady and successful increase, we take pleas
ure in announcing that its studies will be re-
sumed in the first Monday of September, under
the continued auspices of the most worthy and
Jealous Pastor of st. Ignatius. b.
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Local Affairs,

IMPROVEMENT AT THE OLD CORNER
In recent walk down Main street we were
gratlfied to observe that our friend Mr.. A. II.
Greenfield, proprietor of the popular cold
Corner" has removed the venerable and di-
lapidated building, adjoining his store house,
and has had the latter handsomely painted
and otherwise improved. The improvement
is very marked and striking, and displays
clearly the good taste of the proprietor. Mr..
Greenfield is now prepared TO sell his goods
Mt lower prices than ever before-a fact the
holiness of which, in these times of short
crops and consequent scarcity of money, will
commend itself to the attention of house
keepers.
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Items of Interest.

"A German named Paul Brehm, living
with butcher at Highlandtown, in attempt
ing to go down an ice house lost his f,oline
and fell against large iron hook suspended
from the ceiling, the hook entering under
his chin. He was found some time after
wards, dead and suspended as above stated.
Col" w. w. Saunders, the colored cleo
tor for the Grant and Wilson ticket, in this
State, and a custom house officer, publishes
letter addressed to Hon. Henry Stockbridge,
OF Baltimore, in which lie dcnounccs Grant
and "comes out strong" for Greeley.
-Allegany county lcvies this year So, III,
to pay for fox, owl, wild cat and hawk scalps,
For wildcat sea ps the county pays $3.50,
and for each of the others 500. Vsrmints
are said to be quite plentiful in the noun
tans of Allegany.
Rock Springs, Conowngo and Row
landsville, Cecil county, since July 1st have
been served with daily mail from Lancas-
ter, Pa, instead of tri weekly, as formerly.
The county tax in Charles county is 06
cents on the 500, being cents lower than
last year.
-Towsontown P. o. has been made mon.
ey order office.
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FIFE.-At Shrewsbury, York county, Pa.
on Thursday night, 4th inst, Mrs. SUSAN
relct of the late Robert Fife, aged rs years
5 months and days.
HECKART-At Port Deposit, Md, on
the 3d inst, j. j. HECKART, in the Goth
year of his age.
HALL.-At her residence, July I'd, Mrs
CATHERINE HALL, relct of Aquilla Hall
in the S5th year of her age.
JONES.-In Hartford county, June 18th
after lingering and painful illness, Of con
sumption, which she bore with Christian res
ignation, ELIZABETH L., wife of Bradford
Jones, in the 42d year of her age.
''All our love and care could only keep oul
dear mother till Jesus called her."
Let us be patient; these severe Affections
Not from the ground arise;
But often times celestial benedctions
Assume this dark disguise.
We see but dimly through the mists and vapor,
Amid these earthly damps,
What seem to us but sad funcreal tapers,
May be Heavens distant lamps.
There is no death, what seems so is transition
This life of mortal breath
Is but q suburb of the life elysian,
Whose portal we call death. MARINDA.
OBITUARY.
McCANN.-At his residence, in Dublin
on the 18th ult., CHARLES McCANN, age(
n years.
"Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord ,
Alas the family circle hath been broken, ant
by the death of this worthy man loving family
has been left to mourn the loss of kind, loving
parent Mr.. Mccain was loving, attcctionatt
husband, kind, indulgcnt parent, and an hon
est good citizen. But alas he is gone. Hi'
Great Father jehovah has called him home, ant
he has obeyed the holy mandate. During his
protracted illness, and in the midst ofhis intense
suffering, he never murmured but expressed the
fullest belief that through the merits Of the In
maculate Jesus his sins had been forgiven ant
that his soul was going to paradise. Although
he is dead to u.s. yet it is great consolation tC
his bercaved friends to believe that he is living
still and that his pure spirit has been waited tt
the beautiful city of peace and love- where JOINED
with the spirit of his saintcd wife, in concer
with countless legions of bright saints and an
gels, they will sing sweet strains of heavenly
music in praise to the Holy Rcdcemer, in the
golden City of Light and enjoy eternal bliss il
the presence of the Holy Jehovah.
Dublin, July Sth, 1872. A. w. 8.
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Midsummer MaIadies.

The hot solar rays that rpen the harvcsts generate
many distressing diseases. If the liver lie at all preds
posed Irregularities this is the in which billi-
GUS attacks may be anticipated weak stomach, too
is weakest in the MONTHS and the loss of vital
ty through the pores by excessive pcrspration is
great that wholesome tonic combining also the pro-
perties of didusive stimuant and gentle exhilarant
is in many necessary TO health and under no cir
cumsances should be dispensed with by the sickly and
debilated. OF all the preparations intended thus to
refresh sustain and fortiy tho human Frame there is
none that will compare with IIostetters Celebrated
Stomach Btters. They have been weighed In the bal
ance ofexperence and not found wanting have been
recommended from the first great medicinal specific
not US beverage and in spite of interested opposition
from innumerable quarters stand after twenty years
trial. the head OF all proprietary medicines intended
for the prevention and cure of all ordinary complaints
the stomach the liver the bowels, and the
In the eathy districts bordering the great rivers
California, Hostetters Stomach Bittcrs may be cassed
rs the standard for every species OF intermittent @
YER The people who inhabit those districts, place the
most implicit confidence In the prepaiation-a conf
dence that is increased every by the results of its
operation.
As bters, called, of the most perncious character
are springing up like fungi every side, the public
is hereby forwarned against tho dramshop frauds. Ask
for Hoseters Btters, that the label ETC..
rect and remember that the genuine article is
sold ia bulk, but in bottles only.
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APPLEToN's JoURNAL.-A new novel by
james DE Mile, whose " American Baron "
and Dodge Family have been so popular,
has just been commend in AppIeton's JournaI
1t is entitled "An Open Question" and is
pronounced, for variety of character, for in
tricacy of plot, and for profiision of dramatic
situations and startling incident, superior to
anything he has yet written. The first chap
tiers will be found in Appleton's Jommal, No.
III, of the date of July Oh. 1t will be con
tlnued for several months, each number illus
trated. Published by d. Appleton & Co.,
New York. Terms "a u year or 10 cents for
a single number.