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FOREIGN NEWS.

The Shah of Persia has arrived at
Moscow. but his three wives remain at
home.
Kniva has not been captured By the
Russians.
NJ. Louis Buffet has been elected Presi-
dent of the French Assembly
The session of the Prus>ian Diet closed
on Tuesday
Bradlaugh, the English republican,
was takec prisoner by OarIists in Spain,
but was soon released
The French Cable has been repaired.
CarGsts captured tt town of Sanahu
ia, Spain, and butchered ten of thei:
prisoners.
The Snaniards at Havana have cap-
turrd another Herald correspondent and
put him in prison.
Cholera has appeared at East Po- en-.
Prussia.
The members of the Holland Cabinet
have resigned.
An election riot occurred in Meridias.
Mexico, in which thirty persons were
killed and fifty wounded
The Lancaster mills. at Musanach,
New Brunswick, were burned on Wed
resday, together with forty houses. nc-
cuIied principally by employees. The
fire is still burning.
Father Hvacinthe, in his sermons in
Geneva, attacks the confessional. He
also urges the election of their priests
by the people. and the use of the Bible
and liturgy in the national Language
The illnese of The Pope is declared by
the London Lancet to be worse than has
been reported.
The Shah of Persia is in St. Peters.
burg.
A London telegram says: "George
Smith. of the Daily Telegraph, CORES
pendent in AsSyria, has found the King :
library at Nineveh. and discovered nu
merous valuable fragments, particularly
the missing portions of the broken table,
| containing the history of the delIg4,
| hitherto undeciphered 10 the British Mu-
scum
There is rupture 10 the Spanish Cabi
| net.
Alexander Manzard, a weiI-known au-
| thor. died at Rome few days since.
The Sublime Porte has sent to Holland
protest against the war with the At
| cheenese.
The Spanish Ministers have postponed
| tho measures for holding elections in
| Cuba.
| During the recent fighting in Panama
the national troops lost % killed and 80
| wounded. and the state troops double
| hat number.
| A FIRE in CalIoa caused loss of $780,.
/ 600
The panic in Vienna reached its heigh,
on The 9th, seven hundred failures hav-
| ing been reported
President Theirs and Ca binet having
been defeated in the French National
| Assembly. resigned Saturday evening,
and Marshal MeMahon was elected to
the Presidency
Bradlaugh, the English republican
agitator vas banqucted at Madrid Satar-
day evening.
A Spanish regiment at Berga revolted
and tried to kill lis colonel. but troops
from the neighborhood soon restored or
der.
The Holland States General have vot-
ed 5.5Ul 900 forms to meet the expenses
of the Atcheen war.
Owing to the prevalence of yellow fe-
yer in MonteYideo, Uruguay. business is
sn> pended aRd the people are flying from
The eity.
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He M<bsbss(S.
Tbey Have Abandoned the Lava Beds
Entirely an.a are Fleeing -TOWard
the Pat River Indi1ds.

SAN Francisco. May PA dispatch
from freka this afternoon states that he
Mudocs are still going toward the Pitt
river country. Trails have been discnv-
cred showing that the Mudocs and the
Pitt river Indians have been in constant
communication. 1t is believed thai the
Pitt river Indians are with Capt Jack.
now the Piutes are out of their country
Twenty Eve we're seen in Surprise valley.
but suddenly disappeared. 1t is reported
that large quantities OF ammunition were
solu the Pitt river Indians Se,e al coun
ellis have been held. and the attitude is
threatening Old Shave Head tells
them they must ight or go on the reser.
gatIoB
4 dispatch from Yreka says the Mo-
docs lett the Lava Bed about two days
after the attack of Captain Jack son $
force. The old stronghold is abandoned
Capt. Jack making his way toward Pitt
River Indians. the Warm Springs, Perry,
aud Hasbr"uek pul suing Ii Is reported
that a quarrel had occurred amongst the
>svagrs, two thirds declaring they wonld
fight no longer The employment OF;
troops in the Lava Beds is quite useless.
The present courier Was shOt at. close
Van Bremer's battery and The 4Th ar
till, ry remain in camp at the Laws Be- ds
Another dispatch says the Modncs are
scattered in The country on the Butte and
Antelope creeks On Monday HaSbrouck
overEauled the Modncs and a lively 6ght
ensued in the hills close IT, Fairchild s.
The Mo1ocs were driven snuihward IN
The Ticknur rnad. Five Modncs are re-
ported killed in the battle Ten souaws
and psppooses were ca ptured. The trnaps
on Tuesday were hurrying toward Van
Bremen :. pursuing. There are no re
ports of the loss of auy soldiers.
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COUN GIL PROCEEDINGS.

MANITowoc, May Goth, 1873.
Council met pursuant to adjournment
Present. Mayor a. D Jones, Alder
men Waliich, Boecher. Richter, Cooper,
Smith, Rosso, Truman, Kcstomlatsky,
knudson and Schroeder.
Minutes of last minutes read and ap-
proved
Petition Of &. Pauius and others for
Improvement of Washington street frou
Main to Sth street. was referred to Sd
ward local com.
A. NJ. Richter submitted the following.
WHEREAS, In case of FIRE the aid Of
the Fire Companies is Indispensable. and
WHEREAS, The said Companies have
received a remuneration of 80 Tor their
-erviees last year. therefore
Res0lred. That The usual amount OF
sl0 be allowed tn each fireman in good
Standing, and orders be issued at thu
proper time. Resolution adopted, ayes
s nays ,, Waiiich an2 Truman.
The following claims were presented
ami referred:
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There are 80, 900 miles of railroad in the
United Sta IS and 5000 ol6 OO0are added
every year. The annual earnings are now
mere than $500 ,0O0 900. An army oi20U,
0OU men are employed in this gigantic in
terest, which in some Of tie states has al
ready overshadowed every other power.
and in all is rapidly tecomeing
predominant. 1t has seized upnn
Legislatures es, and now makes laws. instead
OF ninding them. 1t has busted itself III
pnli.ic<; il has placed its agents in the
Senate and the Hon> Of Repre-, tatives !;
it has pei stoned Judges and Vice fresi.
dents. The prospect of checking this
great aggressive and growing power by a
poor little Board Of Stale Commissioners
is not encouraging. The Illinois expert
meni may succeed for little while, and
it will b.. something if the farmers are
freed TO. only tw threi years from the
exac i'm, which are now driving them to
di-pair bul that the railroads will own
the Commissioners sooner or later is
proposition ton clear foT dispute.
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HOME MEN s.

Ex-Judge Pierrepont has declined the
Russian mission, aaa tie position has
been rendered to Ex-Governor Jewell. OF
Connecticut
CARRIER challenges Daily for the billiard
championship.
There Is 2 fghs in Snamodin. Pa, for
possession of 10 QUO acres ei land in the
ccel region. valued at S20. 900. UOO.
Grasshoppers IN Texas are laying
waste all vegetation
Train Is 10 BE sent 70 lunatic asylum.
The Mutual Bank. Of New York, is
winding mp.
The graves of Confederate dead at
Memphis wero decorated on Tuesday.
CateFrliaTs are destroying the cotton
aQd rara 70 lsussssa
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Literary Notices.

The ALpINE for June shows what the
landscape painters OF America can do,
when they have mind to work, in black
AID white, as they are drawn on wood
sse1 By thousand OF readers of the Al
DINE, in every section of the country. Mr..
Kruseman Van Elten's oil pictures are
well known to connoisseurs Of art his
'.View near CRANKY, Conn. in the June
ALDINs, makes his talent known through
out the United States. Mr.. r. W. Hub
bard's Distant View OF Mount Mans-
ted" p uoe Of tle most delightful as:d
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MT. r.Sawyer and the .sBaeK Pay,
From the Green Bay Advocate, Dem.

We have for some time known Of the
disposition which Congressman Sawyer
made of his back pay. but we're not at lib
erty 10 stateit 1t has. however found its
way into print and there can he no longer
any reasnn for suppreSsing MIR. Sawyer
drew bis back pay so called. boug hf
government bounds for the amount. and
,ransmit. ed them tc the I STrea-urerss
gift 10 the Government. This is II e
only ,Hethod by which the an,ount could
be efectually returned 10 the public
treasury. as BY leaving it uncalled for il
would remsin fnr an Indefinite time to
The credit. and snbjec; TO the call, of the
pessua 10 SeoR h was ropea.
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ys.. 4. IL EES.EET.

EOT&E. SEGS AND CAREfAzsL
Painter, Quay Street, adjoining the new Touring
mill South Side Offers his the Citizens
This City in the above branches at the NEST re59-
senabIe rates
ManitvwOc June 18th 1872.
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The city of New York is about to en-.
large its boundaries By the lst of ] Iuly
il is probable that its limits will embrace
the towns OF Morrisiana. West Farms
and kingsbridge. now belonging to
We>tchester county. Ydi< change will
make the iith Congressional district
Republican.
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SIarsnrnnS

MANITowoG COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.
Mary WeiIeP. IfaiatiF !
GgtiItSt Summons rnr ral;.f
Edward u eep, Dejendo,lf
THE STATE or WISCONSIN,
40 Edward sSeiEes,. Detesdaat
Slk:--iou hereby summoned ard ren,,ired +,
answer tue complaint in this acton, of which copy
Is herewith served upon you and serve cupy Of yut
answer on me AZ my Office in the city and county O.
hani"w"c, iscoEsin, within twenty days after t;,,
service hereof exclusive Of the day Of such service.
and II you i;tii TO answer the complaint afDsss,e
the Pl:if VIII apply to the Court for tine rel !ef de
manisd III t:ie complaint
Dated NanitoUoc Wis, May 18th A. D. 1873
J. D. MARKHAM. F'LofntiBs Atioraey
The complaint the aLeve entitled ict WAS ti,I,
hie in the office Of the Clerk of the Circuit Cni,ri
OF MHnitowoc County the 18th day of June 1872
66t J. d. MAggHsM, Plaintiffs Aftsaney
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To CONSERVATIVES,

Tine advertiser, having been permanently cured Of
thst dread disease Cons sumFtiOI., by a simp remedy.
is anS9Hs 70 make know his fellow sufferers tie
af To all who desire 1t. he will send a
cury If the prescription used. free OF charge with
the directions preparing and using the
they viii find sU;.G CCRE for CoSsGSP IS AsrnSs.
BEoscEIIIs- &c.
Parties wishing the prescription viii please dress
& CO. l9-2ily Rev. EDWARD 4. WILSON,
1874 Penn Street, Nilliamsburgh, y. Y.
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r. R.s,JSCU,

IEWELER ana Photographers. All
81 kinds cf work in the line of my business prompt
ly attended to, and warranted to give satisfaction
have jsst received u Wing 4 Ornsley's Multiplyi
CAMERA OBSCURA, with which l take small
pictures of the Aest order, for dollar per dozen
Photographs taken of all sizes. Albums aad Frames
fatrtIx an, hand Ynr Il
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TRAVELLERS ON FouT The United
States SIrreme court recently decided
that police of ofinsurance against the perilS
oft avel by public or private conveyance
does no. ever the Gaze OF n.an " he IS
beaten 10 death by hshwaymen r.,bhers,
white walking st midnight tn his honr,
severalmies distant fr"m railway tafinr.
| The Court held that walking is not ,rayel
ing by public or private conveyance
these terms suggesting the use of q vehicle
or q resseA.
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FRED CIR US,
FsR rT1E.1L

IRA f'E7GEL FURiER. Keeps con
strntly hand tue largest and best assortn'en en-
OF hats and caps the latest styes the lowest
sible prices, and always pays the highest value IL
cash lrrali kinds of ffurs 16-T
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DEBTS OF THE WoRLD.-Thc follow
ing statement of the debts of the world
is taken from the Pail Mall Gazette. In
view of our own heavy debt. it may be
some consolation TO know that some Ia
tions arc bearing debt burdens even
hsavier than the American Republic
Estates owing less than $50, 900, 900 are
oat 1poi,Ia5.l
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GUST.fE FEHRS.
w rAT<EsssAKER and IEwEIER. OF

w fcrs his services for repairing all kinds OF
Clocks and watches Has fine and well selected
of the latest and best styles of Clocks
American. English and Swiss Watches, also Of & cid
and Plated .levelry, at his Brick Store Str
street, South side door s.sth of Kremer's Mani
tUwnc
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GoDEY's LADY's Book still comes
freighted with many hints and patterns
for fancy work, plates of the latest fash
ions, and goodiy amount of light read
ing.
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FRED. SCAfsesEDEEe,

SIEAE Misunderstanding purcstsssss ss
vi the business OF Mm. Brown, shall hereafter
constantly keep on hand the choicest meats at the
owost ratos \ share Of public patronage solicited
1911
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1 \ PROBATE. Mantnwoc County Court
In the matter oi the estate OF Patrick o. Neal d,

1 PHOBATE ManIt"woc County Court.
l. In the matter of the estate OF Patrick o. Neal de
ceased.
10 ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: Letters of Admin
IstratI III on said estate having been issued clr
Cnnnell "n the 3st day of March, A. D. iST3 and 81,
months from and alter said day being allowed ni,.
limited for creditors to present their claims exam
nation ami allowance Notice Is hereby given tina
the undersigned viii on the first Monday Of June 1>I:
aiid on each succeeding first Monday of the f.llow
ng months during tie time limited for the prrseIi
ration OF claims against said estate aud also Mon
day the 9th OF October Tire lasr DAY u said month
at til" Probate office IN the ciS OF Mantowcc in
county, receive, exaIise, and adjust all claims
demands of all persons against >aid deceased
II: i2a ". ". WALDO, Co ,Iud- e.
Dated This 7th day of NAY 1873
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Allowed as reported. ayes TO- nays O.
On motion of Ira 2. Smith, the les
were suspended and the following acc t.
allowed
B Jones, $1,000. rent of office and lot.
Allowed. ayes 10. nays O.
Report of G W Gibson. street commits.
sioner. WAS on motion of Aldermen Coop
er laid on the table. Ayes 10, nays
Report of f. Seeger. Chief Engineer,
stating number of active firemen belong
ing to each company. condition of els
terms. and totifying the Board Of Alder
mon of The semi-annual review, to take
place on Saturday, May 2ist, at 8 o. clock
p. m, was ordered placed on Ele.
Ga motion Of Ira p Smith. the special
committee was instructed to have the
cisterns filed. and report at the next
meeting of this council. Adopted, ayes
nays /, Wailich.
Communication of Dr. r Schallern
was read and on motion of A VI Richter
laid on the table
On motion of Ira P Smith, F Ripeel-
srerger was allowed the privilege nf
trkina up the plank on Main ST Bridge
'ar the purnose Of filing up the an-
prnaches Adopted aves 10. navs 0.
On motion of T III A Walieh, F
Pautz was appointed special policemen.
Ard Conner submitted tbs following ::
Reso'red. That the oom on Public
improvements be and are hereby in
strneted to order'h he City Seytor TO r"move
rubbish, iA fences and roads leading to
and around the Cemetery at city ex
| renses. Adopted. ayes 10. navs O.
| AID Cooper submitted the following ::
Reso7,,ed That the r r Co be and
are hereby requested TO hnild their rail
road track acrnas Water street, in order
to allow the completion of said street ta
| Grade. and shat the Mavo" AMI Clerk he
instructed to infnrm said r Co of
this action Aaorted ayes 10. nays O.
| On motion of Ard Coorer council ad-
iourned for two weeks. TO June 9th, 1873.
| u O'Clock. p. III
T. W. BoRcHERDT, City Clerk
| To the Hon los V7Hns President Of the
~ L s d: " e. e Company
| DEAR SIR AT meeting af the CITY
| Council hold May 26fh. 1878. the follow
ing resolution offered bv Alderman
Cooner wns adopted unanimausly.
| R,so7ce9, That the Railroad Comnanv
hn and are hHrehy requested TO huild
! their rail road track across Water street
IN order to allow the cor,pletinn Of said
strAat 70 grade. and that the Mavnr and
Clerk be inst rnoted TO inform said r. r.
| Company Of this action.
ened, GEO COOPER
A. D. JONES, F. ". BoRCHERpT
Mayor. Clerk.
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Z. KERR.

WORK street, 3Ianifo woe. Wis. Dealers
1 in Dry Goods Groceries, Crockery, Fancy Goods
Glass ware, Boots and Shoes Ready made Clothing,
Paper h1ngnss Hats and Caps, Toy, Children Caps.
Live Geese Feathers. Bird Cages, Kerosene Oil and
Lamps &C., &c. share of public paiI onage is soli
sI
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rlyhE undersigned offers his services the COMM
1 nity for putting under new siils and otherwise
repair and buidins. Having superior facilities
for moving Houses,-can assure all ia need Of my
service that any business entrusted to my will
reeeive prompt attention. and lie performed in
warranted to give fall iat;sfaetoa. Enquire of
tie III der-igned % scnrA Sc, Worth Side
&21sa T. ca
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OFFICE OF NJ L 6. & W. r r. Co.
NJ q. III

OFFICE OF NJ i E. & w. r r. Co. ]
mANITOwoC. May 9th 1878
To the Han. the 3PoVor and Common
Co,mc2 If Jfan.teiroc
GENTLEMEN Il have the honor to
acknowledge receipt Of your communica-
-tion of the 26ih inst and nnte request
therein eontained Tn compliance there
with. ] beg leave to s.y that we will lav
the track w to, and across Water street
"a soon as circumstances will admit. with
in one week fr,.m date at farfhest. Hon
ing that this viii suit your convenience.
remain,
Yours very Respectfully,
Jos Villas. Pres't.
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OFFERS 10 his many friends ana the
~ public generally, choIce selection oi Fresh
Meats. Salt Pork and Beef, Smoked Beef and Hams,
Shoulders Sausa.e. Iailow ant Lard the lowest
rates. Market ON Commercial Street g-1y
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FOR SALE!

House and lot, saw mill and
water-power privileges and
farm Of sixty acres with barnes
and outhouses appertaining
thereto ; in the village of
Mishicott, for sale on easy
terms. For particulars of
terms enquire on the premises
or of IRA P. SMITH, Of this city.
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&. s.SYDERSDT.

MANUFACTURERS and Dealer in
vi Boots Shoes, Leather, &c, &c. Shopon Buffalo
street, the corner of Eighth Repairing neatly
and promptly executed.
MnnitoNoc. .Septalnbar %. 1Sb1.
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HAMPERS MAGAZINE has for illustrated
articles a description of a yachting tour
N Buzzard Bay, the grape producing
islands of Lake Erie, tour in the Harz
mountains of North Germany, touch
ing poem of love and disappointment,
entitled Tomorrow, and paper descrip-
tive Of incidents of the Revolution in
and around Boston, the Illustrations of
which are copies of sketches in the Lord
Rawdon collection. These sketches rer-
resent New York and Boston as they
looked from the bays a century ago.
Bunker Hill just after the battle, and
other Interesting views of that time
Old Stager presents another dish of his
''Recoliections, Nordhoff advocates the
conversion of Alaska into penal colony,
under military rule. In fiction there is
the conclusion of cold Kensineton. - V
Willle collins. Charles Reade's fasc.-
mating story, ga Simpleton, will be con-
tinued. The five Editorial Departments
occupying thirty-five pages of the maga-
zine, are unusually comprehensive anG
| interesting.
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CEESsSGES EsDs-ER.

hEAJEaia Stoves: Tin, sheet LION
- and Copperware manufacturer. All kinds OF
eparing done. Eighth street, opposite Tribune OF
hce. lily
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ARTHUR's ILlUsrRATD HOME MAeA-
zINE--The May number of this real
Home Magazine opens with a fine pie
trre of the Old Homestead. the ;,,us4, a.
tons of the Sleeping Babe, the Straights
of Magellan, Iceland, the Caperca lie.
going with the Angels, and the Wolf and
the Lamb. The fashion descriptions are
excellent as usual, and the reading mat
ter is varied as tits highly interesting. We
cannot recommed Arthur's too highly as
truly 'tHome Magazine.
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NTEKIaaANT sAis43sENG EST H
N lishment Sh street, south end of Bridge.
The tailoring department is complete, and contains
a large assortment of fashionable clothes and Gent
furnishing goods constantly hand Please call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere 1921
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Com. on License respectfully report
and recommend the approval ofthe bond,
of Ellen Fullmer, W. Janda, W. Cifzes.
Bonds approved and license granted.
Petition of f. Schadewald fer compile
tinn Of sidewalk on Main street betu cen
Madison and Columbus street was grant
ed Ayes 10 rays O.
Petition of Fl Schn,idecke and Others
for sidewalk on York street between Sth
and Main street was granted. Ayes 10
nays 0.
The following Claims were reported
back with recommendation that they be
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ED. MAERKLIN,

druggist and ApOtaecary. Sth Stree.
1 , opposite the Post Ofice. Is fully provide.
with complete selection of fresh Drugs aud Medi-
icnes and offers his services especially TO the PHYsi
of this village and county for the careful ana
scientific preparation of their prescriptions. 13-
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CET.fgeEEN NC.EEEFEEs.
FRED SEEEER.

JSASziEDSASlE Tailor. has re-
II moved to Buffalo street, , doors west OF Rand :
tore All work warranted well done and To fit.
Minitowoc, Nov. 30, lS72. 1888.
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NO. 7.

scapes We have ever seen. These two
| drawings are the gems of the number. as
regards landscapes. Among the figure
pieces are ''The Signal" after Hellwig.
| and 'The Sisters" a Roman interior,
after Coomans. Mr.. Peter Moran con-
tributes two charming animal pictures.
''Ihe Bull-Calf, a barn-yard study, and
a Group of Sheep" From Mr.. W. NJ
Cary~ We have "A Stampede of Wild
Horses, which is striking and most
vigorous composition. Then there is
I'm the Park, 1.-The Old Mill" of Kess-
ler, and ''View of Old Amsterdam +"
after Hermann, who has no superior os
marine architectural painter. The liter
ature of this number is remarkable TO,
its excellence. There are two stories Of
New England life, either of which would
be the literary feature of the month il
any other magizene. The first. 'sTt1rr1-
ing the Vale, by Frances Lee, is a capi-
tai study of Yankee character and con
versation /; the second, Young Martin
and Old Martini by Elizabeth Stoddard,
is this and more for TO Miss Lees ren-
eral knowledge of Yankee life she add
singular power of analysis. which i'm
parts to her story the interest of genuine
passion. In Rosa Bonheur and he,
Tiger, by Evan Goderich, and ga Visit
to Madam Theirs, by George Sand. W.
are pleasantly introduced to these tw
famous French women. Mr., C. u. Shan
ty dIscourses about ''Lost Music a1g
the editor gossips in his sparkling wa,
about the illustrations, and passes his
critical verdict upon Music, Art and Lite,
rature. The poetry is as good as ever.
Miss Kate Putnaw Osgood being repre-
sented by pathetic dirge, AT the Last:
Mr.. ". W. Bailey by ''The First and
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