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Deposit accounts OF Mercantile hru' AMI ludydaI Is
recch ed all facilities and Accommodations, granite 4
usual with LIty Banks, ~ addition thereto interest
allowed on al DAILY balances
Bills OF Exchange drawn on England Ireland, scot.
land and the Continent; Travellers aud Mercantile
Credits issued available throughout the world.
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BtuN of Nyr.h America, lnl aud ~l Nr and ltd.I'r,
li9 In iltOad bonds trade wa Nglt uut the priuC
pal transactions were follows cleveland, pllrte.
VILE. and Asht,huln, new, 49, Toledo aud Wahas'i
lists, J', litngo aui NuthNcstctn cunsOi w CIR .
western lot mortgage lnss, SA New ! rsey southern
lsts, a, ONO and Mssls ppi consolidate" snklug u
o. RostJn, Hartford Erie ists. Hii, Rurugf nn,
cedar Rapds and Mi1ucsnta lists, ~ tss st Louis,
1aVABuuNllC and Chicago lists, 3 l. Ic I'm mortgage,
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Pic!hc lvs, income, 3li Alton ant 1Vrre hautc rus,
y. eforrc T. 9) ncliWIrc, lnckNwanna and Western
i,t-. lt4 Toleuo, Peoria aud Warsaw 2ds Ii Morus
and tfscX q Mortg'sc, i@, Detroit, Milwaukee und
Toledo ls's. lOlf
Tue nIhtsl. lowest, ana A.. N. closing pr,ccs u
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payers In regard to he merits ~ plan OF sndcstes
fur ftuck speculation ran ~ pOrr ~ their ares At q
premium oi % pIr fshi. A,A,y Hi9g ~ our 9ln'c
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An other rreua ra,,on- become In-ianincant

when compared with KEARNEY'S EXTRACT BUCHU-
for di-c Of the Kiin"ys. p'1dd and Urinary Or
sans Ia male - female. GET KEARSEY's BUCHU>
TaAc no other. Soli by druggists
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ANY OF OUR SHAREHOLDERS WHO ARE
alarmed by the cTHIcsm and discussion Of the news.
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surf IIotci. Fire I~Innd.-rhrough tcsets aud
lu-s4Hf thtts trains leave ~ 81 y NJ. f3J Z.
NJ, rom south sth ST., Wi.liamsburgh
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II you want the bost elastic truss, get Pom
crows Elasuc kuUture Belt 74 Broadway,-Adp
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Susll,rss llu,,t,s.

stsamstip Granada. Wilmington. Del. In ballast.
HtrA Gro " Jui "~. Londonderry. IN ballast.
A4su the Usual riV1r ami coasi wtse YES ,.is
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THE AFFLICTED FAMILY.

The wounds Of Frederick excited the greatest
soil ltude. Tho brain exposed in both
places; IN the anterior one fully u square inch
Of the membranes Of the brain was exposed u
view. A lacerated vessel on the Interior sur
face of the Uranium would from time to time
hleed So profuselv as to put his life In imminent
jeopardy, and vet IL could not be reached for a
ligature, We were const intly kept In fearful
apprehension Of these hemarrhages.
with noble furtilude did thal family bear the
anXioties and tho fatigue of this long and sad
period Mrs. seward, delicate in frame, So
feeble In health, increasingly supervised all the
nursing hat required such fine Judgment and
unTenitting care.
Human endurance, however, has its limits,
aud Mrs. seward I'm as succumhed. The little
fame that lighted that body expired on the .lst
of fJune Like her life, her death was the calm
ness of u lIeaYen-born spiTit.
Overcome by these multiplied trials her
daughter at length sank into nervous fever
that consumed her. Her body could not bear
what her soul had borne, and in years time
she added one more to the number of victims
to the terrible plot of Booth and Sulratt
The Secretary himself Is now dead After
completing the history OF his travels around the
world. at the ACC of seventy-one, with only u
fr,sdays' illness, his mind unmpaired, he peace
tuily bresthed his last in his own hume,at A u
burn on the l0th Of October, lsI2.
T.. s. VERDI, NJ. ID.
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r AND FOR SALE.
DALLAS COUNTY.

Farm a miles North Of Dallas 100 acres In cnl.
tlyntion, p'entv ofwa'er and timber.
A Farm mills North Of Dallas, 80 acres In cult.
walton ; Q story concrete honsc
q Acres ~ miles North NJ Dallas,
% Acres I mile North o'nallas.
go .crcs mile North ofDallas.
$40 Acres on Mountain creek, the j s. Jones
snrypv. - Ian Ia t...
A rn,m IN Psik comfy, Mo-, to exchange for
Texas lands.
Fa,m IN Lawrence county, Ark, to eSchar sc
for Texas lanns. s.lst.t.A t..g
IOt Acres mi'ewest ofnnllas.
O Residences In the citv Of Dallas
A Store-honsc on the East side ofthe Square.
Business lots on Main and Jefferson streets
ncsidenc lots In NIL parts Of tho city.
go acres 3 miles Il. OF Lancaster, Ann Stok
Ney, ...
2O3 acrcsSouth side of Duck creek, near the mouth,
VIM nccvcs Survey.
$40 ncrr 10 miles s. II. Of Dallas, fine timber part
orc. VI. shaw survey. M
800 acres I miles W. Of Dallas; part Of Jas Fur.
gNSon survey.
1855 acres miles Northwest Of Dallas good timber;
part a. H. Derbin survey
60 two lh'Ias acres " miles 3. w. Of Dallas, part
CIV p. Oycrion survey GOO timber
6J acres miles s, Of Scycne. part of the Noah
Henderson survey gne timber r
400 acres IL miles Northeast Of Dallas, improved
part Of Z. Mo7s survey.
In nctes Z NILE northeast OF DallaF, part OF d.
Grieshv survey.
> res joining the depot grounds part Of ]. Grigs.
hy survey.
1 Jacres joining city of Dallas on the north.
Denton County. .u
coo ac,es 2i@ miles s. Of Louisville. part OF Clarin
IN Souire's smvev, improved.
EsJ acres in the S. Il. corner of county, joins Mar
tins farm. MIAt fa a.
Collin County.
100 0crcs In Southeast corner otthe county.
Tarrnt County
100 acres on West Fork. miles H. Of Fit. Worth,
100 acres ON Mustang creek, part of John Gilllon
survey.
Henderson County.
800 acres miles north Of porters Bluff, j. M.
Sharpe survey, improved.
Harris County.
$40 acres on Green's Bayou, W. A. Lawning's
Headlight.
Hamilton County.
$40 acres miles from the town Of Hamilton, pat.
cncd to II. r. Il. G. II. RICO.
City Lots and Residences.
House and lot in sherman TO exchange for Dallas
county Nuds.'
Texas lands to exchange for S, W. Missouri land.
Saw and Grist Mill, % horse power, to exchange
for land
Land certificates for sale.
AULT, JENKINS & AULT.
July 20, is72-i5:ti.
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as shown by The Thermometer In degrees
of osnllgradei also The returning aens'b'l'
ily Of ITO 6ngsrs and lips, "a given by o.
Inslvumenl eslled losihssiomsicrj but J
omit these, as your readers Win DO Inter
epled 10 the malu facts only.
When speech became intelligible, II wm
fonud that the soldier, as no ueemed, had
forgotten entirely his military training
and discipline, on the other hand, he told
at a formal examination, in tho presence
of Witnesses, the prices Of oil tho wines
and beers, such as The saloOn.keeper had
been In the habit OF buying and selling
nanilestine The uninpalred oercbra act.
iyity of the latter. His memory recalled
the saloon keepers relatives, friends and
customers, whom, he CALLED by name. The
soldier had been ugly iAciiurn, revenge
full he now Ind the saloon.keepeFs frank
ness and even garrulity, In spite OF his
Summarizing uiterancc. He was fatally
blind Although the nerves of smell and
sight had been approximated in the oper'
alton, they failed to unite. 1t was both
sad and strange to see and hear the SOL
der aroping in his inArmity Of blindness
and giving proof OF OIL the pallsnt endu,
rancs and goodness Of henrt which had
made the saloaa,keoper desarvdly eslssEa.
cd mud prosperous. Thcpc nrs the NAH
facts In the case az for ns detailed 10 ib'
Arohve, bu, The subject presents so many
important problems Of The relation be
tween blood and brain, Of heart.powel
and nervous energy, that We may DO vel
assured that no fncis Of interest In tn
changed condition of the culprit will b.
permitted to escape notice and record.
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TEXAS LAND LOCATING :
COMPANY,
and will locate Certificates for q Interest In the
lanl
Below we give aspartlal list of the lands tn at we
are now Offering RtNe
FOR SALE.
DALLAS COUNTY,

6i0 acres, miles y Of lIntch ms, the Ann Stokes
survey, prairie and ''mler, price per mere.
go acres, 10 miller o. Dallas patt Of tho q. W,
Shaw survey, timber, p! ice 81 ncr acre.
1885 acres, miles N W Of Dallas, Part OF the D..
D,nton surycy timber piice 81 Per acre.
800 acres, IL miles s W of Dallns the j. s. Jones
survey, prairie and timber, prce S. iarncrc
$40 acres 10 Mills N Wof Dallas, timber, 81 per
acre.
80 acres, 10 miles west Of Dallas part Of the Tlos.
Collins survey, prairie S. per acre. stI
100 acres II miles east OF Dallas, the VIM Bryan
survey, timber, Is per pc,e
100 acres miles north Of Dallas. part ofthe Blcl
roo survey, prairie, ut $50 per acle.
1868 acres, miles south Of Dallas part of the Levi
Dixon league p airc and timber, Mt 81 80 por acre.
l73 acres Mills south uf Dallas, pa I of the Levi
Dixon league. prairie, at 81 80 per mere. ga
$50 ceres i4ymilss' cast Of Dallas the Cornelius
Vornay survey, prairlc.n 80 per acre. M
~ acres miles west Of Dallas, part Of tho d. A
LeoBsrd survey VT 81 Roper acre. wy wv
80 acres miles wett Of Dallas, part of tho D. A
Leonard survey. ut 81 50ycrr"Ie.
ldO acres miles Nori ives of Dallns part Of the
T. rerbin survey, timber, ut - 80 per acrc.
1I3 acres III miles east Of Dallas, part of the j.
johnson survey. prairie, at 81 30 per acre,
1926 acres II milescast Of Dallas, part of the W
lant'am survey, timber, Mt So per ncic. E
leo ceres, ~ miles Southwest of nallas,' part of
the W. Mcrrcll survey, prairie, ntiM rs per acre
$50 acres 90 miles Southwest Of Dallas, pnrt NJ
the llsrvey CLARK survey prairie md timber at 50 20
per acre
3l7l{ acres eight miles south of Dallas.pa,t of tho
A, d. Howard survey, prairie and timber at 81 per
aarc. g..H rt ....I.I
32oacres miles northwest Of Dalhs, part ~ the
u Crockett survey, prairie ard timl CT, ut = 50 per
acre
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Are now offering for sale tho following
DALLAS COUNTY FARMS.

40 acres. - mloq north Of nellas. 10 ncres In
cultivation, fine dwelling house nrirc $4,000
A95 heres, 10 miles north OF Dallas, 20 ncrrs IN cn-
ttntlonnne water, tlmherand prairie pricc SlO,0 00
1852 acros. II miles North of Dalna 10 acres In cu-
tyn''on, tlnc sprirg praIrrs md tmhorrrice st5Oo
80 acres, s miles norih Of Dallas IL acres in cn
rvation, prairie and timber, black sandy soil, price
S35OO
$50 acres, ~ miles northeast of Dallas As acres
IN cniivn ion. prairie and ilmher prize $1,000
40 acres l2l miles north of bnlas SO acres In
cultivation. price SIS rcracrc
lSncrcs 3milcs west of Dallas, Is acres In cultiva
ton, price 81 900
w ncrrs miles rorih-west Of Dallas, 20 acres in
cultivation. price s's00
"a acres miles north Of Dallas, rart Of the VIM
Burnett survey all fenced hr not broke, price 1880
CITY PROPERTY.
DWELLING HOUSES.
Block No 0, Houston 81 and Pacific Avenue
horse o rooms.
Lot 3 and block No '2s, corner of Pacific Aycnnc
aud Jefferson street, rooms.
Block nj II north half of Houston and Wood SITS,
> rooms.
Block No 2sa.sar Jecinto street and 7 G. Railroad
3 ruoms.
block No 243 1Oox20O feel Howard st. log cabin.
Block No - lot !, lIousi9n and Wood Sts. ICONS.
Block No ~ Lamar and Polk streets, - rooms.
Block No 2l7 f0yll0 q Rois nm Griffin sta i rooms
Beck aet loOx2UO II Grimm pntprs on sig, rooms
Block Is Commerce street lons20o feet . room
Block 81 east half Ross anl Carter sts rooms
AuLT, JENKINS 4 AuLT.
March /, ~.
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Pullman's Palace Sleeping Cars

Are attached to AccOmnloda tisn Ira ms betvs.n
Houston and Anstin.
Passengers for Waco must take Mail and ~.
press Train Leaving Houston at 7 50 a. m.
The above Trains make the following Gomez.
tons. viz
At Hearne with International r. Il. daily (Sup.
days cxcepted) North at 0O p. m. and . 40 a. M:
| South, at 2 90 p. IN. and 0 Is y. M.
At Waco, with stages for Peoria, Woodberry
| CoviRgton, Cleburne. Acton, Cranberry, Weather
ford and jack 81 ro Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sun.
days, at 90 II. IN. For rowash on FRIDAYS at ! %
a. ~. For Valley Mills, Clifton, Meridian Fooout
Ircicll, DuGo, stephcnsvlle, ON Mondays and
| Thursdays ut 7 90 a. m.
At Nlcxa, with line of Hacks for Fairfield and
Butler, on Sundays aud Wednesdays
| At Dallas, West for Weather ford AMI Jacksboro
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 90 a. m.
East, Tor Tyler and Longvlew, Sundays, wednes.
| days and Fridays at 2 90 a. N.
| For Fort Worth, daily ut Z 90 n. m.
Southwest for Ceburne, every Monday att O0a,m.
| Northwest, for Denton and Gainesville, evorv
Wednesday at I 90 N. IN.
| At Mckinney, North with El Paso STAGE Lima
daily, Sundays excepted for Sherman Red River
City, and Terminus OF tho NJ. X. 4 I. railroad,
West, via Plot Point. Denton, Whitcsboro
Gainesville, Decatur aud Jacksbor0 daily AT GtvO n,
East, (Fii'weekly) tuesdays, Thursdays aud Sat.
urdays, for GrecDville Bonham, Paris, Clarks, ile
and Jefferson ut % H. IN,
At Lcdbettcr, with daily Stage for LaGrango.
AT McDade with daily Stage Tor Bastrop.
AT Austin. With daily Stage for San Marcos, New
braun'els, San Antonio and FL Puso.
Throash Rates and Bills of Lading given from
Stations the line of this road to New Orleans and
New York, via Morgn's Line of Steamships, Gal.
weston to New Orleans aud Merchants Line Steam,
ships, Npw Orleans to Nrw York, shippers furnish.
ing their own Bills laling.
For rates apply To Station Agents, or James W.
AHigmh Northern Agent, Sherman, aud II L. ka
da@, Western Agent, San Antonio.
j. DURAND, Gen'l Snpt.
j. WALDO, q. F&TA
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LAND CERTIFICATES.

This brsnch'of our business we mako speciality
We are members OF tho
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FARMS IN DALLAS COUNTY.

100 acres miles east of Breckenridge \. Mop sur.
vey. 90 acres In cultivation. Mt $50 peracrc
2A0 acres imes MOI Of Dallas 100 ncrcs In cnlti.
vation, good orchard, ut $S.0tn
40 arres3 miles sou h-wcsi Of Dallas 300 nc res In
cultivation, ~ ares pasture, good dwell ling ten
mt houses, harm, stable, &c. Cir, snmIl saw and
grst-mill, at SSGO.
LEO acres miles northwest Of Dallas, 80 acres In
cultivation st"iy house. ut $1,000.
go acres miles north Of Dallas, ITO acres in Gull
tiyation, Mt So 80 per ac.e.
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NALLAS SPRINGS ACADEMY

nv
Is now open for the reception Of private pupils.
Tho present session began February :, and will con.
time four calendar months. The course of study
embraces three departments tho Primary. Inter.
mediate and Academic.
RATES 0FTUTTIoN PAYABLE MONTHLY.
On C0IN)
PRlNARy-Includmg spelling ronding, writing,
ground rules o. arithmetic, aud primary geog rapny
per month, 81 90.
lNrERMEpIATE-Incln dipg practical art llmetic,
English grammar and Geography, per month, 81 30
ACADEMIC Including algebra history, English.
composition, natpral philosophy chemistry, &c.,
per month 81 90.
Students of the higher mathematics or langu ages
will he charged one dollar extra. Pupils may enter
atany time. bp. will no charged for the entire
month, except in cases of proiracted sickness.
The school is open to both seses but nc soon as
practicable n competent PRINCIPAL will be appointed
to take charge OF an exclusively girls derartme
Parents ard persons interested are cordia lily In.
vi'rd to visit the school and inspect its manage.
ment, Gail upon or address
NV. MARTIN,
III diw wiw i.fI Principal.
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SPECIAL TELEGRAPHlC REPORTER
STATE CAPITAL

as of any Importance Wo therefore, give to our
city readers and all Northern Texas
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fARMs.

800 acres, miles south of Fort Worth, 80 acres in
cultivation, orchard and hedge fcnco, price si,6oO
DENTON COUNTY.
5000 acres 10 miles south Of Denton, the ". Thorn.
ton survey, prairie and timber, ut SO per acre.
FARM, *
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At low figures, la yeamount Of Land In Worth
ern Toxins. including number OF valuable Farms
In thla and adjoining counties. and business aud
residence Lot. and Houses In the city NJ Iiallas.
We invite Land buyers 10 call and examine our
register. Innda In our hands nro Far sae. When
man puts his property In thu hands Fan agent h"
means hhusnoss, )" and does not put "hnoy pr!to"
On hlS land 10 sears ewpy pnrohoAnc-
Perlaoa having nnd ior al" VIII aeh II 10 iher
nteissi 10 rail- aud rsasia, ihpir ahds ~ anan W.
charge nnthlnr hf yealaierina ~ advertising, mad
,nnis small tdmmisslnn whsn snls IA Nnro'eh.'
II ynn want 10 sell ysaf land 10 The Immigrants N
ths country, You must place them In the hands OF
Agents on tho line ef travel Our office being IN the
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cultivation Vt &c per acre.
JACK s0USTY.
li55 acres at 81 so peraers ca
PARKER COUNTY.
1880 acres at 50 so per aero.
MONTAGUE COUNTY.
llio acres at g per acre.
ARCHER COUNTY.
1910 acres at % per acre.
IRATH COUNTY. lo.
1880 acres at 81 per acre.
ELLIS COUNTY.
1855 acres. Jose A, Guano survey, on Chamber,s
creek, price 81 per acre.
HENDERSON COUNTY.
S2o acres miles north of Peters, BLUM, % acre, In
cultivation, at So "a per aero.
HARRIS COUNTY.
800 acres on Green Bayou, at So per acre.
HAMILTON COUNTY.
go acres miles south of the town Of Hamilton. a
~ so per acre
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cirY or bAtiAs,

which hns nov. btoome tia center of commerce and
travel for the Nnrth In SorihweAi Tcses We have
Superior fatllitlcs ior nlline lands which We lave
greatly increased by liberal advertising. and we
can in,uro satisfaction to all WIN plucc properly In
our hands.
We buy and sell on commission
LAND CERTIFICATES.
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200 acres miles south of townsville, 25 acres in
cultivation vt SO per acre.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1873-02-14
BY J. S. RICHARDSON, Auctioneer.
PUBLIC SALE
Valuable PERSONAL PROPERTY.
THE undersigned, about to discontinue
Il farming, will offer at Public Sale,
On Tuesday, February 25th, 1878,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
on the farm belonging to Jacob Hoke,
ESD, % miles from Havre de Grace, and a
mile from Darlington Station, on the p,
w. & B. r. r., the following
On Tuesday, February 25th, 1873,
Personal Property,


5 Farm and Driving Horses, one pair large
Horses, we'll matched, years old; 2 very
fine Brood Mares, with foal by the celebra-
ted horse Winchester very fine Driving
Mare, one pair of Mare Colts, years old in
the spring, sired by r. L. Morgan's horse
Patrick Henry, ST., l Mare Colt three
year old Mare Colt by Prince Moscow 3
Yearling Colts, 2 yoke of well broken oxen;
l odd Ok, 1 Devon Cow, 1 Devon Bull,
2 yoke of Devon Oxen, years old; sever
al choice Heifers will be fresh in the Spring;
several young Steers, lot of Hogs II head
of Sheep, Southdown Buck, shifting
top Buggy, 1 Four-horse broadtread
Wagon, l narrow-trcad do, 1 Ok Cart
nearly new, 2 Hay Carriages, l Roller,
Kirby combined Reaper and Mower,
Buckeye Horse Rake, 1 Diamond State
Thresher and Cleaner with Jack and Sweep
Power attached, Plows, Harrows Cultiva
tors, Wagon and Plow Harness, Single,
Double, and Whiffle Trees, Straw and
Fodder Cutter and great many other
articles too numerous to mention.
TERMS.-All sums of $50 and under
Cash all over that amount credit of
Ten months will be given, the purchaser
giving his note with approved security.
feb7 HENRY A. OSBORN.
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the EGIS AND INTELLIsENCER
BEL AIR. Md. FEBRUARY IA, 1878.

The ALDINE FOR FEBRUARY is in every respect
equal to the san yuine expectations excited by
the January number of this remarkable periodi
cal of which elch issue appears to be the climax
until its successor appears. The opening illus
tration is magnificent full page by j. D. Wood
ward, of Puncheon Run Falls, which is certain
ly one of the most delightful pictures which it
t. possible to conceive. Further on we have
three smaller illustrations by the same artist,
the whole being illustrative of an article on Viz
ginia scenery, with especial reference to the beau
ties of the Blue Ridge. Mr.. Woodward, as
draughtsman, certainly will rank with Thomas
Moran, and we shall always regard the specimens
of his exquisite taste in landscape as among the
foremost attractions which the shrewdness and
tact of the publishers offer the patrons of The
Al1ine. An Attack in the Rear, by j. G. Brown,
snowballing sketch, is worthy of that eminent
artists reputation, and it is in the exhibition of
work from the pencils of the first painters in
the country, that The Aldiae is justifying the
highest expectations of its friends. Dust" by
VIM. M. Cary, is powerful delineation of ca
tastrophe on the plains and the correct detail
shows that this artist is no novice in the expert
cnces of Western frontier life. The other cuts
are all good and of interest scarcely inferior to
to those we have specially noticed. The litera-
ture of the present number leaves nothing to be
desired Ill the way OF excellence ana variety. 1t
opens with Ebenezer Elliott, gossippy paper
about that manly old poet, by January Searle
second paper of the same sort is Define Gay
Grardin, translation from the Spanish of Emil
CASTELAR,, by Helen s. Conant The stories are
Over Cabin Table, by Hiram Rich, and The
Garden of God, by Charlotte Peters. Besides
these, are several miscellaneous papers, as The
Old Dominion, apropos to Mr.. Woodward's il
lustrations; Lingering Superstitions, by Charles
Dawson Shanly; Moses and Lichens, by w. w.
Dat A in fha md Do
etic Children. Music, Art and Literature re-
--reIye their due attention; this department of
The Aldne being very ably filled. The Poems
are Peradventurc, by Julia G. r. Dorr; A Tar
tar Song, by Henry Richards; Up in the Trees,
by John Sydney, and Bust, by the editor, who
evidently believes that some things can be done
rs well as Others 1t is written in dialect, which
he handles with great skill and power, and will
cause sensation. $500 very year with premium
Oil Chromos, Village Belle and Crossing the
Moor, 14x20 inches. James Sutton 81 Co., Pub
fishers, So Maiden Lane, New York. Subscrip.
lions received at The %Egis office.
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THE POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY The Febru-
airy number of this valuable periodical is now on
our table. Its contents embrace great variety
of instructive and entertaining articles on vari-
GUS subjects, scientific and otherwise. Its aim
is to present the facts of science in such a form
as to make them interesting to the general read
or, and in this effort the editor has been success
full. We regard it as one ofthe most useful and
valuable publications of the day, one which
should be in the hands of every teacher and more
advanced scholar. D. Appleton Il Co., publish
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