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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-21

Total, lO OOO Glllg. all Caah.

ToL9I, III UUU GIItB, al CaA1.- toOOUOU
The money 10 pay . thes- gifts 10 fuil Is DOW
upon deposit tho Far nerp' and DroveFs' Bank
Of Louisville, and EetAslde for bat purpose and
eau only be ed fJr that purpoto, as vii be seen
by the following ceFtfeaLe OF the Cashier:
OFFICE = F.R4VRs' AND DRnVERE 1AKK,
Lou svILLE, Ky. April Z. 1873
Thlsls TO certify that thCrc IL IN hO FGrDO's'
and DtOysrt Bank u the credit Of the hlrd
Grand Gift Concert, for the benefit Of the Pubic
Library Of Kentucky, 1vc hundred lhouIAnd
d liars which has been I slaEt BY tho man
aRers to pay the giits in ull and Wilt be held ~
the bank and paid out Tor ,hi. purpose. aid this
purpose only. X. s. Yes u. CashitF
The party, therefore, who holds tho uek0I
drawing the capital Pi twl get $i00. 600 10 grGeE
bAcks. and 20 Of tho $50 600, the $40 0, the
$40 000, the ( 0 COO the 8 OO0, aud all tho 9th
gins 10 90 In number, am mJunliDG to $50 900.
The remnant OF unsO LIekcts viii be Iurbish.
cd 70 ihOto WHO lrst up.ly tordeTS accompanied
by the money alEays having Ireietnes over
GgenIs) a. tho following pric.S. v hole u, ,lcsts.
$40; hniycP, 8; aud quarters, 81 20; II Nh lh
ilekets for 500, % for $500, IFS Tor g. 900 and
S16 for s. 00 NO d HOuLt on less than 100
worth Of tickets GtH iimU
The concert and distribution Of gifts will bs
gin At Q O'Clock on Tuesday mOrniEK. July 8, IN
Public Library hall ard Tho following viii DO
the nrfcE Of pro. eed!ngs: lot Music by orches'
tral band. I'd PIcingo Of tsgs lone for zach tiok.
small wheel. ilh hu.ic by onh sirAi band.
9th. Explanatory remarks BY PrV,id, mt 9th.
Drawing Of GIst half " RlES. Tia. kutlc by
orct eatral band 8 b b HWinR or last half Of
Hifts. OH. Pla,lng Of large wheel with tasG IN
hands Hfc mmiltI appointed by audience, lob.
Grand orchestral col c RI.
lfl The maSie Oh tuIs grand occasion will b. tho
best that can be pro- pr' d, aud the gtnu men
who count and place the taRs aud IlitE 10 Tho
wheels and superint0nd Ito drawing and Keep
the record Of the drawn numbers y III b. chosen
from tho best known and most Trustworthy u.
Ecns Of tho STATE Ali will b. o cond etod "a 10
be perfect uarHnty against comp Glnt IRON
Auy luBt EUurco
T6o UGynCn OF gifts will begin on SaturdGr,
July 70 a. 2 O'clock \. 1ickou drAWipYRlltS
must be presented at room No 4, Public library
builoing, where cash cheeks uTon the rmIrS'
aud DrUv 10 BEn4 oil Louisville, UEAlght DR. ,ftS
upon the Fourth National FAnk Of GoT ! ork,
at the ptiou Of the h ld,r will be given for tho
uCketS. All gifts not called for In mouth from
ths drawing will be tBrgcd over 10 tho Public
Library fond
For full particulars SOnd for eireulGrs
THos. r. BRAhLRTTE,
Agent Public Library Roatutky, Louisville, II.
For tickets or Information =; plyto
J.Y. l.. RODGERS Agent,
1903 Market street. Wheeling, ". Va.
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LATEST NEWS.

The steamship New York from Bre.
men, arrived at New York.
The ex.Police Superintendent Ken.
nedaY, oil New York, died yesterday.
-Tams county, Iowa, by a vote OF her
supervisors, returns her share oi Con.
gresham Walden's back pay.
Iowa University, at Iowa City, Is in
progress.
Twenty frame tenemenls In Albany,
were burned yesterday. Loss not heavy.
The river at Pittsburgh last evening
was 2feet 10 inches and slowly falling.
There were FIVE cases Of cholera yes.
terdsy at Paducab, Ky.
Lizzie Muller, burned hy coal oil at
ST. Louis, died yesterday.
AT BinghRmpton, N. Y, the grand
jury yesterday indicted Rose Canning for
the murder OF her mother.
Andrew Llndner, a German shoema-
ker aged 80, died yesterday at Columbus,
Of apOplexy. -r 70
Horace F. Clat, will he buried Sun.
day from Madison square Presbyterian
church, N. Y, city.
The river at Cincinnati last evening
was 0 feet 0 inches and rlsing. Tho An.
des departed for Wheeling.
The Missouri State Commissioners
yesterday forwarded $52OO0O 10 New
York TO pay interest, and $4,000 10 take
up maturing bonds. r-..
The steamers Ohio and Lqmara from
New York have arrived out. The steam.
ship ASsyris, from Liverpool has arrived
at New York.
There are rumors G. Madrid Of disa.
greements in the Spanish Cabinet, which
may lead to another ministerial crisis.
The election officers who permitted
Susan B. Anthony to vote, were fined
each, yesterday, $!5 and $50 and costs.
The Mount Vernon cotton duck mills,
Wm. Kennedy, president, 3 miles from
Baltimore, were burned Friday morning
Loss 100000,
Joe Burton, negro, convicted Of rape
upon . white girl, aged II, was hanged
at Georgetown, Del, Friday. He declar
ed himself not guilty.
There were II cholera deaths al
Memphis yesterday. There was some ex.
citement upon the publication OF Thurs.
days mortuary list, II being the largest
since the epidemic Of 1896.
Special dispatches to the Detroit free
press say that Michigan City was dc.
stroycd BY fire, Thursday. The fire came
from the burning woods.
Total loss by the burning Of the Mt.
Vernon Cotton Mill, near Baltimore Is
$207, 900. Insurance $l97, 800 No West.
ern companies involved. About 200
hands were thrown out Of employment.
Mr.. Delourme, of the firm Of Del
ourme & Quinton, Wholesale toy dealers,
Of Milwaukee was accidentally killed at
schlusipeervile, Wisconsin Thursday,
caused by the careless holding of a pistol.
The Board Of Trade fisgs were fiylng
at halt mGst yesterday at Toledo, as a
mark Of respect 10 Hon. Horace F. Clark,
late president Of the Lake shore s. Mich
Igsn southern railroad.
AT Pittsburgh driving park yester.
day there were two races-one for a purse
oi 1880 for horses that never beat 2:5O
and one Of $500 for horses that never
beat 2:3s. The $3.50 purse was won by
East End In 242 The 81, 600 race was
won BY "Slow.go" IN 2:S2t.
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ST. LOUIS.
Tho Ir TegulaTIIIeS in the Mutual Life
Insurance Company.

Tho lT TegulaTiIies in the Mutual Life
Insurance Company.
sT LOUIS, June 90.-Charles q. Peck,
the President Of the St. Louis Mutual
Lille Insurance Company, In letter pub.
lished this morning, addressed TO the
Board Of DirectoTs OF that company, offers
TO resign his position as President II the
entire Board Of Directors will do like
wise. This action has been brought
about by pending and serious charges
which are now before the courts Of the
Irregularities and Encouragement Of the
affairs OF the company by It's officers and
directors.
1t Is asserted to-day that the amounts
teleGraphed yesterday as the sums for
which provision dealers here had failed
Wednesday, were greatly exaggerated.
The real losses Of the three firms are said
to be less than 100000. all the meat
bought by the parties has reverted back to
tho original owners, and the only real loss
involved iS the margins on the purchases
for the future. The figures given yester-
DAY we're, however, furnished by the par
lies themselves, and were supposed 10 be
correct. The failures created no excite
mGnt on Change, nor have they produced
any influence on the markets.
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NEW YORK CITY.


NEW York, June 20-Horace F.
Clark, President of the Lake Shore and
Union Pacific Railroad companies, and
son.in.law Of Commodore Vanderbilt,
died In this city yesterday, Of ofrheumatlSm
OF the heart In the 6Sth year Of his age.
He was q member Of the 35lh and Both
Congress and since his retirement from
politics has been identified with the busi
ness interests OF this city and railroad
progress and development OF the West
FRAUD IN GOVERNMENT DUTIES.
The Tribune gives the name Of the i'm.
porter who Is charged with attempting TO
deIraud the government out Of large
amount Of duties on Mexican shawls-I.
Walls. Several cases of mixed goods
and a quantity OF black lace were taken
on South street and elsewhere yesterday
by the customs officers. a heavy seizure
was also made on Baltic street, Brooklyn,
Pending the appeal oI James Rled & Co.
to set aside q judgment Tor S76. 900, value
of a cargo of whisky, entered at the Gus
tom House by means Of alleged fraudulent
practices, reference was obtained by the
Government TO determine whether the
whisky had been entered without inten-
tionGl fraud. At the resumption oil the
reference, yesterday, ex.gauger, John O.
Strong testified that when he was In tho
Custom House Mr.. Jayne threatened to
lock him in Ludlow street jail II he re-
fused TO sign certain paper, the contents
Of which were not known, and 10 escape
persecution be did sign il; and that he was
Subsequently told by Jayne that he
(witness) would lose his place II he could
not remember that Ried s. Go. had offered
to bribe him to under gusge tho whisky
in question.
The U. s. Marshal's ofIlco completed
the service Of subpWan yesterday, In
equity suit against the Union Pacific
Railroad, the Credit Mobllier Of America
and Others. Some Of the respondents are
in Europe, and were suhpGp91 through
their counsel. Horace +. Clark was one
Of the number served.
Judge lngraham, OF the Supreme
Court, has granted IN absolute divorce
in the case Of Pauline LuCca against her
husband, Baron Won Rhode, with leave
10 the former 10 marry again. The plain
tiff was also awarded the custody Of their
child. No counsel appeared for tho
Baron. The plaintiffs complaint set forth
that she was married in Berlin on Novem.
Der 25, 1865; that her husband lived
proalgste life, squandered her money, and
associated improperly with the women
Of Berlin.
The Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Company today declared dividend oil
81 per cent on The preferred stock July
l9. The transfer books will reopen on the
10Th Of .Inlv
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Horrible Murder Of Children In
PhiladelphIRs

PHILADELPHIA, June 20-Annie Res.
gan and Maggie Murray, aged FIVE years
each, missing since Wednesday, were
found this morning locked In the closet Of
an empty house In the 25th Ward. One
oil the children was dead, but the other re.
Vived. II Is believed that heineous crime
has been committed upon the children.
PHILADELPHIA, Juno 20-From the
facts gathered in relation TO the children
found locked In q closet this morning,
there is good grounds for suspicion that
the person Of Annie Reagan, II not both Of
the children, was outraged, and that they
were tho victims OF s helllsh design far
that oi the Houton affair. Sew.
ersl parties residing in the nelghborhood
are under arrest.
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Library Gift Concert
A Full Drawing Certain.
$500, 600 in Bank TO Pay Gifts.
10000 CASH GIfTSPAID IHFUIL.
S 100, 600 for Only Ten Dollars.

Erough Of The 10000 tickets IIsu"d for tho
TBIRD GRAN GIFT COHcERr In aid VI the Puo-
lie Library Of KeutuCky. hSvlnV b0en sold 10 in
pure . iull drawing. aud tho wish hAvingheOn
universally expressed that the 10000 eaSh gifts
offered should be drawn iu full and paid In fall
without any scaling down, as heretofore, The
management with The concurrence Of the t'ua-
tees, have determined 10 allow nlBety days more
70 the Rale Of tho remnants OF ticket lett %
hand. The concert and distribution advertised
for April Is THERETO postponed to Tuesday,
July 8. 1873, on which day. and no other, they
At this LrAnd concert tho following cash Gins
will be distr buted by lot and pnd in iul 70 The
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SENATOR SHERMAN ON BACK
PAY.
The Senator Says He Has Not Taken
a 1t and Don't Intend to.

The Senator Says He Has Not Taken
1t and DOn't Intend to.
CINCINNATI, June 20.-The Gazette
will publish to morrow the following let.
ter from Senltor John Sherman:
MANsFGRLD, June l0,-10 tho RditorS
Gfthe Gazette J.: ! notice telegram in yes.
lerday's GnzStte In which General BOyn.
ton Classics me with the Senators who
have not returned their back pay. This
+ls literally true, fora have not received
1t, have not returned It. Sill, the telc
gram conveys false impression. The
simple truth is that within q few days
after the passage Of the salary bill,
after consulting with some Of my COL
leagues and In Difference 10 the general
sentiments Of my constituents, ! deter
mined would not receive the back pay
but would leave It where 1t now Is, in the
Treasury Of the United States. Iso notl
fled tho disbursing officer Of the Senate,
and when asked by any ono about the
matter, have answered that l would
hot receiveit. I did not nor do not now
deem 1t necessary 10 formally 10 receive
the money and then pay 1t back again.
II was not my purpose to make any pub.
lie statement Of my action in this matter
and | do so now, not from any desire TO
claim any merit Tor what | have done, nor
even by implication 10 censure such OF
my associates, who, though voting
against the salary bill, yet received
the pay allowed by 1t, but simply to as.
sure those wno take an Interest In the
matter, that have not and will not re-
ceive any portion Of the four thousand
three hundred and thirty.six dollars and
forty Cent?, allowed me by the salary
biz for "bsck pay" Yours truly,
JNo. SHERMAN.
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TOLEDO, June 2o.-Very destructive
brush fires are now raging throughout
the country north and northeast Of this
city. Reports from Aurora, Tenton
Falls and other towns, covering a stretch
Of over sixty miles, state that thousands
Of acres OF timber, together with crops,
lences, farm house, barns SC. are being
swep. away. Vegetation Is suffering
greatly owing to the drynsss Of the
season. .. l...fa
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A GIn Declined nL,h rhnnt,

NEw York, June 20-Somebody at
Louisville forwarded to President Grant
at Long Branch for his son Jesse a live
alligator four feet long. Jesse declined the
present and the President paid the ex-
press charges Of fourteen dollars, leaving
The alligator With the baggage man. The
monster soon afterwards became detected
and died.
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The Mouths of the Mississippi! FIJI.
ing Up.

New YoRE, June 20-A letter from
New Orleans says there Is almost as
severe blockade Of the Mississippi river
outlets now as when the u. 3 feet cruised
of its mouth; that Its passes are choking
with debris, and each year increases the
difficulties Of navigation. Congress had
appropriated for experiments in dredging,
but the towboat monopoly actively con-
spires 10 prevent the successful prosecution
OF the work
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Cholera at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, June 20.-Threc deaths
yesterday and three deaths to-day have
been reported in the city as cholera.
These embrace cases that in ordinary
times would be classed as cholera morbuS,
but they are reported hero as sporatic
cholera, and are SO reported In these dis
matches 80
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Prorrcss Of tho Great EaStern.

LONDON, June 2O.-A dispatch from the
Great Eastern dated at noon Tuesday, In
lat. 50, IS, long. "a, "A, reports that six
hundred and Iour miles Of cable have been
paid out.
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CLEVELAND.
Barrel Works Burned..A Brave Eel.
low DTOWned.

low DTOWneds
CLEVELAND, juno 20.-At 4 O'Clock
this morning, a fire broke out In the eX-
tensive barrel works Of the Standard Oil
Company, destroying the stave drying
house; loss from $1,000 to $4,000, q
portion Of which was covered by insur-
ance.
A young man named Orlando Harris
was drowned Thursday evening, while
endeavoriDg to save the lie oil a little boy
who had fallen into the water.
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Cholera nj DanrzIc,

BERLIN, juno 20.-Several cases of
cholera arc reported at Danizic.
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ILe Largest Number Of Graduates
for Many Years.
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!. Beauchamp Clark, OF Kentucky,
First Honor Man. 49,.
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RY TELEG GRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
Exclusively to the IutellIgencsr.

(i3y the Western Union Lino.
Oaica Northwest cor Of Main and Monroe BtB)
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Fifteen hundred dollars howard i
offered Tor the scoundrels who placed OBJ.
struCtionS on the railroad IEOok al Nor.
wich, Connecticut, George RArVSy, tho
Ipjured fireman, 10 dead.
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GhpQnteuigentHr:
BETHANY COLLEGE.

agd Annual Commencement.
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PRORABlITIPs

WAR DItARTHKAI,
VrsIGE or rHG GnTsR SrsHAL OTF1cIB.
+AsaIE0TON. y. c., June 20.-9 OF p
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EhVLEIILIA 3NsIs
For he middle States and lower lake
region gentle ind fresh northerthCrly to
southwesterly winds, aud generally clear
weather during Saturday.
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The signature OF ALEXANDER G. CAT.
RLI; one Of the members oil the commits.
sion does not appear, In consequence oE
his being in Europe.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-11-29

The December number closes the third vol
umc, so that the next is the one to begin sub
scriptons with. Among the contents of the
present number are THE Potential Sex" in
Review Of the Race; THE Model School,
Girl, who lost more than she gained, and
how" with illustration; What we want fcl
Health, Comfort and Improvement at this
season Of the year "Woman's Dress" is
considered. by l.. f. H.; disease and lis
Treatment by different Schools; Conccts
of Convalcsccnce;' Walking as Mcdi
cine. " and how to take it; Occupation as
affecting Longcvily;' SeaSonablc Dishc,,
on Hygiene principals; How to 60 to Bed =
"Calilornia Fruits" Yellow Fever" "Coid
Feet" and how to keep them warm, and
many questions from correspondents are an
swcrcd, and much general Information given
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"lmmcrscd" means plunged under-coycret
Hughes seems cut out for a diver or Baptis
preacher.
The boys are singing the following in Ohio:
" Come rise up, William Allen, and 90 alOn!
| with me,
I'll take you to Columbus the State-housc for t.
see:
VIII keep you there TWO years, old boy, and fect
| you fit to kill;
Ohio's got a Governor now, and his name il
Roaring Bill
General Washington's family bible is adycr.
tised for sale. 1t is in three large quarto vol
umes, and the public are gravely informed that
it was presented to General Washington by the
author.
A frsky hog tripped John Dolan, a Dunlap
farmer, and broke his leg. John is now eating
that pork out of revenge for his injury.
The following, from the Boston Tyau,in, is
scasonablC:
:" How hasn't the busy little moth
Improved our winter furs!
From eating nuifs and scalskin hats
No camphOr il detCrs.'
The people of Omaha are yariously and pleas
unity alluded to by outsiders as "Omahogs,'
OmahoSscs,' Omahorriblcs,' etc.
"Protccted Visccra,' is the new name for
,atent insidcs Western publishers are in a fair
way to wea: out the dictionary.
There is something in a name, after all, it |
'ould seem, as one of the colorcd brethren
,antcd to know If Gerald Massey was a son of
.orda Massey
\ paper called the Interior is published at
KY, and II correspondent says that
ON his knowledge of the editor, he is enabled |
state positively that he will throw great deal I
spirit into his Interior.
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>Cribner',.

Edward King continues his trcnchan,
sketches Of "Thc Great South" The great
want of Louisiana is white immigration. and
ii can never take place under its present rule
Some of his pictures of Western Louisiap,
are ravishing. The unrivallcd fertility of the
Attakapas, Opelousas and Aublnc country,
the glorious cXpanSe of Grand Prairie and its
perpetual green are lovingly dwct upon; but
he says,
When you wish once again 10 find the
lost gate of Eden, when you wish TO gain the
promised land, when you wish 10 see in this
rude, practical America of ours an earthly
PARADISE where life is good because of the
delicious investing of il by Nature with ev
erything that is faircst when you wish to SEE
plantations at the height of crltuie, lawns as
fragrant, AS clean-shaven, as nobly shaded by
graceful trees, rs any sOvereign's-then see;
The Ieche country. Ii is the pearl of Louisi
ana; II is the perfection of the South.
John Fraser gives us an appreciative sketch
with portrait Of the great astronomer, Rich
ard Henry Proctor; and James Anthony
Froude thrills us with his manly uttcranccs
under the head Of Annals of an English Alb
bey."
when the people complain" he says, "the
people are always right The long suffering
of the poor under the inequalities of fortune
is phenomenon which, Ms long as il lasts,
shows that the spring of all the virtues which
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The December No of DEMoREsT's MONTH
IG MAGAZINE lie sparkling with Holiday
Material, Holiday Fashions, Holiday Stories
Household Matters for the Holidays, Holiday
Poems, etc. etc. But the most attractive Of
its Holiday features is the marvellous offer o.
the large and truly beautiful Oil Chrome
THE OLp OARgE BUCKET" to each sub
scrlbcr as q Holiday Present "TnE OH
OAKEN BUCKET" is t7S26 inches in size,-re
tailed $l5, and the best and most popular
Chrome ever published, and yet IL presented
free to each So yearly subscriber for 1874
This throws all other premiums in the shade
| DEMoRETs's Young AMERICA for Decem
Der is full of Christmas novelties, with Other
entertaining features for the Juveniles. Some
rare attractions are promised for the New
Year among which is a beautiful Chrome
and series of graphic cartoons illustrating
the evils of intcmperance, with sketches by
DR.. Deems.
Single copies for sale and subscriptions re
Iceived for all of the above Magazines at the
bookstore of Osman Il Hapeman IL La Sale
street, Ottawa.
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have at any time done honor to humanity is
still flowing among US. Cold, hunger, naked
ness--they bear them all with preternatural
patience Even injustice they endure till 1t
becomes insolent. SO long as masters cOnde
scend to be courteous, the drudges of society
accept their inieriority, and honor and re-
spect those whom Providence seems to have
set over them. Only when the human rcla
tons are set at an end, when they find them.
selves treated as if they were made of other
clay, rs il they were machines to extract
wealth from the soil, and were rewarded sufli.
clently in being permitted to eXist,-only then
they begin TO ask the meaning of the word
gentleman, and for what purpose the lord and
lady are robed in silks, and housed in palaces,
while the peasant does the work, shivers IN
soled iustan, and is worse lodged than his
employers cattle.
Then we have popular science article on
" Savage Man" with very striking illustra-
tions; timely and able discussion, by Prof
Atwater, Of Princeton, of the specie payment
question: BLACK Rock" story; a poem.
by Bret IIarte, entitled Luke" an explana.
nation Of Carlism in Spain, by j. w. Pres
on; and combinations Of Katharine Earle"
md "Earthen Pitchers" closing with Dr.
Topics Of the Times, in which al
number of weighly subjects are discussed
With his wonted ability.