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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29
9eaths.

CoNARD.-In Philadelphia, on the 9sth inst, James
COnard, In the bsth year Of his age.
CRAIG.-In this city, on the 2sth inst, Frederick
Craig in the SD year of his age
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
spectfu, invited to attend his funeral to leave the
residence of his father David Craig corner It'll and
Tatnal Sts., on Thursday afternoon, at 81 O'Clock
services at O'Clock.
NHWLOVE.-In New Castle Hundred, on Monday,
May 2. tn, Judith, wife Of John Newlove.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfuly invited to attend the funeral from the
residence of her husband, near New Castle, on
Thursday, May Both, at O'Clock, to proceed TO Old
Swede's Church, Wilmington.
MARSHALL--On the 9th inst after severe Ill
ness, Emma II wife OF Samuel Marshall OF Mil
waukee, Wisconsin.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29

Horace Greeley's father was poor farmer.
So is Horace.
.Whiskey distilled from sawdust is the latest
Winconsiu enterprise.
It is estimated that the men now on strike
in New York city number 10000.
II is announced from Boston that $50, 900 have
already been received from the sale of Jubilee
season tickets
The American Unitarian Society held it's an
nual meeting in Boston yesterday. The Treas
urer's report shows that more churches have
contributed this year than ever before and
with result seven times larger than that of
thirteen years ago."
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29

A large portion of Northwestern Iowa was
lately covered with water enough to float Gu
narder, by the bursting of waterspout,
A fish breeder in Michigan had his dam cut
by an enemy in the night, and millions of young
trout escaped. The loss was 49,
An Illinois town has two doctors who are
young women. A good many other towns have
that many doctors who are old women
Three sons Of David Case, of Genesee county
Michigan, were last week found dead in the
fields, where they had eaten wild parsnip.
-Four thousand and 6fty bills have been intro
duced during the present Congress and referred
to committees.
The Presbyterian General Assembly in session
at Detroit has acted adversely to the proposed
removal OF the Danville Seminary to San Fran
cisco.
Chicago proposes to prohibit doors and gates
rom opening on sidewalks
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29
Laurel.
From cur La irsl cOrresponedn dnt.

From cur La trel Correspondent.
THE LATE FIRE.-The late fire at Laurel
seems to have been more extensive than was
reported. The flames had made considerable
progress before the people could be got togeth-
er One large dwelling, occupied by I. Giles,
one granary and stable, two meat houses and
some wood sheds were destroyed The NJ. Il.
Parsonage was also somewhat injured, and the
pastor was a loser to some extent.
The CRoPs.-The recent rains have been a
great advantage to the berry crop, but the peach
crop is hopeless
FEsT1vAL.-The Ladies' Mite Society of the
NJ E. Church is preparing for grand festival
to be held on the 7th and 9Th Of June. The
competency of the management insures good
time. j. M. A.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29
Decoration Day.
rnE onsEnyANoEs. ro.MoRnow.

THE OBhERVANOEsi TO-MohhoW.
The observances Of Decoration day will be
very quiet and unostentaiious in this city. The
Grand Army Posts here are not in a condition,
financially to admit of any elaborate demon
stratIons, and hence this manner of observance.
The Posts will meet at headquarters at two
o'clock, Z. NJ, and VIII proceed thence TO the
Cemetery where the heroes are how peacefully
sleeping, Beside their graves, the memorial
service will be repeated, the floral tributes will
be scattered over them, and the serviceH will Re
at an end
thankfully received
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29
crImen and CasuaItIes.

A Halifax despatch says the steamship Cam
BRIAN from st. Johns. Is reported ashore at the
east point of Prince Edwards Island, but no
particulars have been received.
The pApier mache works at Springfield, Mass,
were burned yesterday morning. The loss is
estimated at $40, 900. Ii is thought the fire was
incendiary. Shawa block, at Biddleford, Me-,
was burned on Monday night
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29

BIBLE PRESENTATION. an interesting
time is expected at Riddles ChApelthis evening.
large Bible is to be presented to Wawaset
Lodge, No. 49, l. o. G.. T., by its friends in that
neighborhood. Several ministers Sare expected
to be present and will deliver addresses. A COM
plete history OF the Lodge from the time Of its
organization, will be given by j. X. p. Morris,
l., D. g. w G. T.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29
SECOND EDITION.
$50. p. Nj.
Congress
WASHINGTON, May 20.

SENATE.
The Senate receded from It's amendment
to the Supplemental Apportionment bill, The
amended Homestead bill was passed. The bill
prescribing the time for the Presidential cleo
ton in Louisiana was taken up.
The Louisiana election bill went over. The
Tariff and Tax bill was resumed and motion
to amend SO as to leave the Tobacco tax, un-
changed was lost by II ayes to s2 nays.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Garfield called attention to the wording
Of the bill increasing pensions, which would
increase all pensions to $13. month, and add
fifteen millions to the pension list. Mr.. Moore,
chairman of the committee, said the matter was
an oversight and could be remedied by confer
ence committee
He intimated that If Mr. Garfield had not bus
iness Of his own to attend to, the chairman had
better appoint him on q half-dozen more
committee6
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29
The Supplemental Article.

CORRESPONDENCE PROGRESSING - ENGLAND cAU-
TIoUs. q
WASHINGTON, May 80.
Official information has been received to-day
from London, relative to the supplemental arti-
Gle, communicated to the President. ,.c.a
The correspondence is progressing with the
British Cabinet, and the latter is acting with
caution. e,.#.f
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29
PoIIlIcn and Politicians.

The Republican Convention of the Twenty
second Pennsylvania District has reRominated
General Negley for Congress. James 8. Gra-
ham has been nominated by the republicans Of
the Twenty-third District.
A large number Of delegates to the Demo-
cratic State Convention and others have already
arrived in Reading, and the gathering is eK-
pected to be the largest yet held in tuis State.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29

our Newcastle correspondent speaks in hope
ful terms OF the narrow gauge railway enter
prise, and assures us if Wilmington will lend q
helping hand the scheme can be put through.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29
PRICE TWO CENTS.
FIRST EDITION.
e:3o p. Nj.
The Derby Races.

GREAT CROWD, AS USUAL, ON EPSON DOWNS.
LONDON, May 20.
The Derby race was run this morning. twas
won by Cremorne A brother to Henry was
second, and Queens Messenger third.
The crowd present was enormously large, and
the excitement great.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29
Commercial Reports.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, May 29.
Cotton advanced, 26 to 261Sc. Flour less irmi
super6ne $6@6.75 extras, $7.25@775; extra
family, 90 so to 1000. hye -four commands GO.
Corn meal depressed. Wheat dull red, $1.10@
LIS amber, $1.2O@1.25. Rye quoted at $l;lO
691<c. Oats steady, white, SO to 60c. mixed,
SIC Provisions quiet and steady. Whisky in
bstter demal nd $50.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

On THE RAILWAY The schooner Meta Pierce,
has been hauled out on the marine railway, at
Moores ship yard, to undergo repairs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29

ExcuRsnoN TO CAPE MAY.-Ths Washington
Steam Fire Engine Company will make an eI-
cursion to Cape May on Thursday, June Goth.
The steamer Sue was chartered this morning for
that occasion.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29

BASE BALL-A match game of base ball will
be PLAYED to morrow between the Independent
and Quckstep base ball clubs. on the Park
grounds Game called at 216 o'clock. sharp.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29

Jersey law for oysters is harder than Dela-
ware law for shad. Read, elsewhere, the state
ment of a counter case, which Wilmington pre-
aeuts. and see il you don't think so
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29
New York.

EABER's PENCIL FACTORY BURNED.
NEW YORK, May 20.
Fabers lead-pencil factory, was burned, this
morning. Loss 1896, 900. 1t is fully insured.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29
Navz Cnmn Gsronnd.

The Southern Methodists of Baltimore City
have purchased a campmeeting ground at what
ls known as Dorseys cut, on the line of the
Baltimore, and Ohio Railroad, and distant eleveo
miles from Baltimore The price paid was $40
per acre. The grounds are well shaded and
abundantly supplied with excellent water.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29
i. O. O. f.
THE ORDER, IN PENNSYLVANIA.

THE UHDEHi IN PENNb1LFANIAs
The annual report of James b. Nicholson,
Secretary of the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania,
1. o. o. F., contains the following statistics, for
that Stata.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29

Pleasant weather, ahead. Rain is again badly
needed
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29
Weather Record.

Weather Record.
REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON, May 20.
Probabilities Clear and partially cloudy but
generally pleasant weather will continue over
the Gulf South and Middle Atlantic and New
England States, with light to fresh winds.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29
New Advertisements, ThIs Day.

Funeral notices..
registers Notice.
Nutice-Post ONCE.
Employment wanted.
tiroc rles-Jos. Jones
boarding for gentlemen.
Iari-Dr G II, LawtOn.
Bottl of BrautV-City lem.
Notlce-pa tine ship dissolved
Hardware-Truman a Shaw. Pbila.
Wilmington n New Castle Ralroad.
uDuse painters wanted-E > RothDietz.
Horses ~ auctinn-City Bazaar n at ersall
Harness maker w4ntt d-Maroney a Marshall.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29
Talbot County.

THE OLD STORY An old colored woman went
to Philadelphia, recently, and upon returning to
her home at the Trappe was prostrated by the
smallpox.
True BnL-The Grand Jury have found a
true bill of Indictment against Jno. R. Platter,
whose wife was found dead under very suspi-
cious circumstances last fall
Broom MANUFACTURE ]. Wnghtson has
started broom manufactoryin Easton, and turns
out very creditable work. He hopes to be able
to enlarge it in the fall
LAND SALES On the 21st instant, the trustees
Of Judge H. H. Goldsborough sold the farm adj
Joining Easton, containing 100 acres, improved
by a dwelling and barn. to L. NJ. Reynolds, ESQ,
for $33 per acre.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29

TNNHE BEST TEAS, fresh roasted coffee and pure
spices in the city can be had at reasonable
nfices at JONES,
mY29-6t Fifth and Market.
SMITH & co. 'S, crushed white wheat, the best
- article Of diet in the Market at
- JONES'
mv0a 6t Fifth and Market.
DCRE WHITE WINE and cider vinegar a.
myl9et Fifth and Market
WNINE AP pLES oranges lemons and choice
selection of canned goods at JONES'
myIe-6t Fifth and Market
LII GOODS warranted as represented and de-
n liver d free of charge, at JONES'
myg9 &C Fifth and Market
for 80 cents a pound, at the Confectionery,
may2s-et second and West Streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29
2hilaaeIphia Snftiuu SaIes.

o. CITY BAZAAR AND TATTERsALL,
4DN l122, 11q4 1926 l12s, and 11s0 Race street.
PHILADELPHIA.
Auction sale Of about 10 head Of Horses, suitable
for Family, Road and Business Purposes.
ON THURSDAY MORNING,
May sOth, at 10 O'Clock.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06

BY Mr.. Chapman II would no, have made
any difference Ia the trade n he had known
Of my intention 70 run q sewer IN that dlrcc-
ton. i.-
NJ. Coombs said they proposed 10 cali a
few witnesses In regard 10 the ssver on Mis-
souri avenue, which was not on the general
improvement plan a. all.
NJ. Cotton wished 10 know II the city did
not admit Of the doing Of the work, aud tho
right 70 do II was only question Of law.
Mr.. Coombs wished 70 prove that II WIS
worthless and constructed Al great expense.
TuH nNoINBER's vEsTIMoEr.
Geo. Q. Green sworn Was aclvil engineer
Of Public WORKS from August 70 December
drew the plan for the sewer In Missouri ave.
nue.; II was part Of the plan 10 drain the city
between N street and the Canal 70 lnlcrsect
with the sewers In the aide streets; the sewer
was intended 10 DO level, and 10 run along
the Canal, intorcepting that sewerage and
carrying Il 70 the Potomac BY way Of the
10 have two openings that might be cleaned
out with the rise and fall Of the tides; his
salary was $1,000 q year, and he was ap-
pointed by the Board OF Public Works.
To Mr.. Cranes His engagement was termi-
mated with the board after drawing plan Of
tho city. ..
By NJ. Hsmsr Regarded the sewer ns alb.
BY Mr.. Coombs. The bod OF the sewer wa,
8 or Inches above that Of the Tlbcr sewer.
By Mr.. Chapman; II was 10 be dead Level
tC the Potomac.
By Mr.. starkweatheri Il was the most eco
nomlcal and desirable way that the sewer
could DO built
BY Mr.. Roosoyolti Had been acquainted
with and engaged In the sewerage Of New
York for is YEARS past. The dimensions OF
Tibor creek was ~ feet wide, with an arch
circle at the bottom, and the top was n semi
circle z feet wide.
The committee then adjourned unti II
o'clock 10 morrow morning.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06

The literary solreo In the elegant apart.
ments OF Hon. Horatlo King on last satur-
day evening proved an enjoyable affair.
The nrst exercise, entitled George p. Nor.
rls, the song-wntor Of America, lndlted by
A. jerome Faust esq., was read 10 truly aT.
tlstic style by bis wlio, Mrs. Celestlne Faust.
Next Ia order was IA Cup OF Cold Water, '
an original poem OF moral excellence, happily
Illustrative OF = genuine Samaritan, clearly
read by Miss Rachel A. Smith, a sister OF
Miss Belle Smith, the artist. Then, widow
Bedot, faithfully represented by Mrs. Thos.
a. Rainier, who also reclted little Golden
Hair"
Tue exercises were varied and interesting,
and ellcited appliance.
Miss Annie A. King entertained tue guests
In handsome manner. Mr.. King did all In
his power 10 promote the comfort and ease
OF the entire company.
The social and literary reunion was In all
respects complete success, Justly emitting
the generous host and his fair daughter %
the gratitude and esteem OF all those whom
they thus agreeably entertained.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06
Books and Stationery.

NkM Law HOPES k9R SALE BY W. q. o.
~ II. huRkIaON. tfb Puunnyixania Atenusi
forrY rrustaj treatise the Las of Truata and
Trustees BY j. W. Perry, ii $50. Bishops Ofimi.
nal Preeedlte oommeaiariss on Orlninal Procedure;
~ Joe p Biahop; second edition, Ynls. $40. Dan.
lge JhAaeery PTaeties Pleading and Practice o. the
High UouIl of uhanesFyj fourth edition. revised sad
edition ,os.i syo, Kerr o. Inianet.oosi the Law
.,s 1o,e, sad additions from A1sfeaa eases by y.
4. Heuiok, eco, eyh Lsngdeiia LnAdinE Gases In
Oontraotst q ssleetlon Of oases the Law Of Con
lracta vi H~fsrsnoes ard OltAtionai BY o. U.
T. saGdsll. DANE Profsna Of Law Il Harvard Univsr.
~ syo, bliss, ioo@gel treatlse On the Lag Of
Llo Iasnranee. With ehsptsrs on Accident and Guar
antse Insurance, So. Ken. W. Wa Treatise on
ssiai@. at ste Il n9's' e AmsSielP s.as, b y,
.nsreaa Leadl 9 oAssi bsins sslect dsei.lon. q
spsoal fsfsrsnes 70 asroantls Law. with notes and
relaropoaat nth edition sulargst and Improved
rspofisd Trade Mark Gas > decided IA The American
isInina Inc lssdiaE kpgii,h casss, and the UpiIsd
StAtas act 10 relation 70 the Neg atraisn o. Trade
hark.. With sons.tnelioas q The o2mni,aiopen q
BigeloS tM, N. loadng cases ~ the az Of Bulls Of
hlghAnse Promissoo Note, and Ohsoks. With notes
and rofereaoea. evo. feb1-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06

d. D.. then advanced and said that while he
earnestly desired 70 express bis admiration
for the worth and Christian character OF their
deceased friend, the time allotted for the in-
neral services had boon 90 extended by the
previous exercises that he would f0rbear.
He then requested that tho entire conRre-
cation would arise aud Join 10 singing the
beautiful hymn, Nearer, my God, 70 thee, "
which was done. He then pronounced the
bencdicllon, after which, the Invitation hav-
ing been extended, tho vast congregation,
numbering between hftceu huGdrod and two
thousand persons, filed slowly by, and each
took LAST look at the well-fnown features
Of the houored dead.
The funeral eortege was then formed and
proceeded 10 Oak Hill cemetery, where the
remains were inferred, Rev. Mr.. Dashlell
and Chaplain NanMeter recitlng the burial
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06

A meeting Of the Republican club Of the
Sixth district was held last night, the presi-
dent, John II. Brooks, In tho chair.
On motion Of Richard A. Gray, the resO-
buttons In relation 10 the supplementary civil
rights bill, adopted by the Republican General
Committee, January 81, were cordially In
dorsed, aud Messrs. john II. Brooks, John
+. Murray and James II. Smith elected as
representative To the central committee the
term OF service 10 begin April 20.
The following resolution, offered by John
ii. Brooks, was unanimously adopted
Received, That the thanks Of this club arc due,
and are hareoy rendered, 20 Hon. Charles sum
nor and other honorable Senators and members
Of Congress, who have DECLARED In favor Of Jus.
tico 10 tho oolorod citizens Of the whole country
In supporting the measure before the Senate
known as Summers supplementary olyll.Tights
billi and that the president, secretary and dele
gate, with two members Of the club, appel ntsd
by the Chair, constitute n committee 10 walt
upon Mr.. Sumner and present him q copy Of
these resolutions.
On motion, the meeting adjourned, subject
TO the call Of the president.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06

Wisconsin may not be the most prominent
state In the Union, but for giving flrst-class
entertainments her association In this city
eau claim place 10 the front rank, and by
their delightful sOciablo last evening proved,
beyond contradiction, their ability 10 cater 10
the enjoyment of their friends. Marlni's
hall was hlled with 4 brilliant Asscmblagc;
handsome ladies' attlred In elegant toilettes,
accompanied by courteous gentlemen, moved
through the figures OF the may dance.
President Grant and Vice President Colfax
entered The hall about 0 o'clock, and were
escorted 70 seats; after which brief address
Of welcome was delivered by Gen. Halbert T.
Paine, and followed BY few interesting re-
marks by Judge Macarthur.
The President then received the company,
Mr.. Malcolm Graham performing the intro
ductory honors, after which dancing was re-
sdmod aud continued until midnlghL
Tho different committees were unremItting
In their attention 10 their guests, and spared
no palma N make the evening pass enjoyably
TO all,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06

AMUsRMENTs.



Tomorrow evening Miss Edith O'Gormau,
who IL known by the above title, will deliver
her lecture on convent life, at Lincoln hall.
The ability Of the lady and the peculiar at-
tractlveness Of her subject will certainly
gather large audience TO hear her. OF tho
correctness Of her statements the public will
DO best able 10 judge by hearing them from
her own lips.
KsyptIan AntIauItIe..
Thelocturc Of Professor Gustayus Seyifa
on Egyptian Antiquities, was not so well at
tended AZ IL should have been, when the learn
ing OF the lecturer and the able manner In
which his subject was handled are consld-
cred. Those present, however, paid the
strictest attention TO his remarks. and were
doubtless greatly instructed by them.
MaEEie Mitchell.
IA We anticipated, large and apprecla.
tive audience gathered at the National TO
witness Miss Mtcholrs personatlon of Fay"
the leading rOle OF The Old Mam'selle's &c.
crct." Her pcrsonation Of the part was most
charming, and throughout elected the heart
lest applause. Tho winsome little drtisle at
all times acts tnithfully, delIghting her
audiences, and, by her original power, win
ming not only their praise, but their friend
shlp. This can be said Of very few actresses,
and OF none more truthnlly than Miss
Mitchell. This evening "Jane Eyre" a dram
atizatlou Of Charlotte Broute's great novel,
will be presented.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06
ACCIDENTAL DEATH.


Last night about iii30 o'clock, Officers
Dubois and Sullivan, Of the Seventh precinct,
found the dead body Of man lying upon the
track Of tho Baltimore aud Ohio railroad,
between II and l streets, near the bridge.
The corpse was Immediately removed 10 the
statlon-houso, when ID was found that he was
Patrick Keefc, who resided on Third street,
near L northeast The injuries received by
him were the breaking OF his right leg In
three places aud the side OF his head crushed
The snpposition IA that he endeayOred 10 get
upon the . o'clock train from Washington,
and In so doing slipped and FELL and became
entangled In the cars aud was dragged sew
eral squares. The body was taken in charge
by Officer Lewis, In charge Of the station
house, aud to-day an inquest will be held by
Coroner Potter.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06
THE INVESTIGATION.
YESTERDAYS PRocEEoINas

Testimony Pro and Cos-what the CI,L
zsns and TRH Payers' Want the Besrd
Of PubiIc werhs 10 Tell-Petitisn for
Hoard Of Rsperts What A. Grant Can
b'y wssd Favessest- Fsr-whst He
MD Lay Them Fer-A siiaht difference
onleisi Statement OF the Expenditure sf
the Beard sun Amer y.cc President 4.
u. shepherd.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06

Last evening large number OF the friends
OF the parties assembled ut 81. Domlnlc's
church 10 witness the marriage Of Mr.. P. L.
BAgnam and Miss jennie Boyer, both OF
whom, judging from tho large audience
present. have many friends and acqualnt-
Anees. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Father Call In an impressive manner,
aud prefaced with few eloquent and scnsi-
bic remarks on the solemnlty Of the occasion.
The bride was assisted by Miss Emma Evans,
and the groom by Mr.. John 8. Harkness.
Tho tollettes OF the ladies were OF the latest
and most approved style, and presented a
handsome appearance. The gentlemen wore
full sults Of black. At the conclusion of the
ceremony a number Of intimate friends as
sembled At the residence Of the brides father
on ID street southwest, where q few hours
were spent In conversation and a nne cola
tlon partAken OF; after which they departed,
leaving behind their best wishes for smooth
san IN the voyage Of life for the happy, hope
iul cOuplc,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06
The Concert ut FRANKLIN school.

The concert Of the Male and Female Gram.
mar schools Of the First district, which came
on last evening ut the Franklin school build
ing, was well attended despite the sloppy
sidewalks which made pedestrianIsm an an
noyanco. About a hundred pupils particl-
pated In the performance, which was given
under the direction OF Mr.. Mcfarland, as
sisted by Messrs. Daniels, Stewart, Hart,
Mckee and Mrs. hewitt. The programme
was admirably chosen, and Its selections were
given with q degree OF skill aud taste quito
iiattering 10 the Instructors Of the scholars,
and most creditable TO tho performers. Al.
together the affair was decided success, and
Il Is to be hoped that II will 10 repeated al
an eaTly day
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06

Tho auction sale Of books now 10 progress
at the corner OF Eleventh street and The Ave-
nue., Hoods building, by Messrs. Latimer 4
Cleary, Is well worthy Of visit The eata-
logue comprises all OF the standard and q
number of very rare works by leading au-
thors. The prices secured are very low, aud
lovers OF literature should not neglect the OPP
portunity offered Of securing bargains. The
sale will continue every evening until tho
entire collection Is disposed Of.