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EASE BALL.


IT,. r....a,.,..,, ~, ,a1a Deeided-The
-. yvs,,
besfons ry he WIZ.
Yesterday afternoon the boston cluo played
tho wasnIngtops again on the olympic grounds,
n.,,,n ,.,roviv asc.ned defeat at the hand. Of
~ ,,s,,,,.,. ~ n,svIou. .f,ernoon vat
INC Mesropon'Aas '.v -. w.,,aa.s., .nsr'
noon, our boys substitutei Bob Reach for the
gallant little shortstop, qerhardt, who has
helped them out ever since Donneliy left the
MAE, and has enhanced his reputation as
prouiislnq player.
This WAS the more fortunate for the visitors,
as this game decided their seasons work, aud
scored them as the
oRAxrtoss oy ruE .Hrs, yoB Is;a,
as their only competitors, the Philadelpnia n.ne,
| have now but ~ Games won aud 70 piay, WI
ming all OF which they can srore but " victorlss
srr s IN snIs et, on Tusday lss and have
now added the two more necessary 70 plsos .ng gu
beyond the possibility OF being reachen ny '"c
Philadelphlans. ,... ,,coo, m.
highest degree Of credit upon INC washington
nine, VINO polsed the scales OF victory nouo.uly
until the last man batted III each o. tne games.
Martin Of Baltimore havaG peeh cnUsyn
marked by very sharp fielding, permitting but q
single score TO the credit Of each nine.
In tho third innings the home boys wert
skunked, while Barnes and SpAulding, on the
part OF the visitors put IN excellent hits, and
! Zach scored, Leonard, White and Adds beini
put out and U kouke left on his base giving lca'
, Of two to the Red Stockings, which was main
marked with two runs for each side, withou
changing the lead OF the visitors.
. On the nith inning tho metropolitan, agall
dousIe NAV by barnes biighted inc prospects 10
runs, Inc Bostons, BY series OF good base hits
: succeeded in adding two to their score and lead
WHITE and Manning mekinx tae sams, ,,.,,,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-24

TIE NAVY YARD.

improvements esOiuH Ou Tnefts
There are several improvements going on at
the yard, under the cognizsnce Of the Bureau Of
Yards and Docks, among them a new piazza
around the commandments once building, which
is to be an elaborate affair. Workmen are now
engaged In pulling down the old and dilapidated
concern that formerly answered rs piazza, and
the foundations OF the new structure are laid
and the masonry Is nearly complete. The frame
work Is all ready TO be put In place, and every
thing bids fair for the completion OF the hand
commandment Commodore 7. II. Patterson, Is
determined TO have the work finished before bad
weather sets In. Oiicers' quarters i, Is being
thoroughly repaired previous to Its occupancy by
the equipment offlcer, Commander l.. A. Boards
| lee. The repairs OF officers quarters 7 and q
| have been completed, and are occupied respect
| lively by Naval Constructor 7. ID. Wilson and
Chief Engineer Edwin Fithian and their FAINT
lies.
In the construction department the prepara-
ton OF the materials for the building Of the new
| ships Is progressing rapidly under the able SUI
peryision OF Constructor Wilson, assisted by Mr..
Henry Hoover, n thoroughly competent gentle
man, who has charge OF the ship-carpenters.
There Is decided change for the better since
| struction OF this ship the Department has called
To It's assistance the services Of Mr.. Ayres, Of
| New York, the well-known mOulder and
draughtsman, and some OF the best skilled me
CHANCES In the United states, Baltimore, OF clip
per-ship fame, having furnished large proper
| ton.
everything in the ordnance department wears
| being constructed, new ordnance cast and M
lshed, which seems to convey the idea that the
bureau believes implicitly 10 the Old adage: In
time OF peace prepare for war"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-24

The Republicans Of Henrico had a large barha-
cue at yoegler's Spring, Fairfield township, yes
terday.
The condition OF Mr.. Wood, OF Danylle, who
night, Is stIll very critical, and feaIs are enter
tanned that he will not recover.
The mayor Of Norfolk has received q donation
OF SIS from the cdlored citizens Of that city to
by Adams express to the mayor Of that city.
Monday night the western. bound express train
on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad ran over
and killed q mare and colt few hundred yards
east OF Fort Spring station, near Union, Monroe
county.
From returns received at the once Of the
Board OF Health the VII lie number OF deaths In
Richmond for the week ending October 10 was
81 ses,M,ies "a females: IL; Go dior. n,
ored females, s. Age-one day TO 90 years.
The case Of WIN. +. Bowie, charged with de-
tanning and embezzling letters that came into
his possession as aletter.carrier IN the Richmond
post once was tried In the United states Circuit
Court, Judge Bond presiding, on Tuesday last,
and the Jury rendered a verdict that the accused
WAS guilty of uniawfully OBTAINING letters, and
motion In arrest OF Judgment was entered by
| the defendant.
A Joint stock company for the publication OF q
| daily paper was organized In this city ON jester
day. A meeting Of tha stockholders was held
yesterday, and The following officers elected
President, W. Gordon McCabe; secretary, w. +
n..t.s hAs nj rnaE
Suuocr meaag ILL.,. ~. ~ Tapn !, T.,pes
y. N; Iannol, oam uG.i 4. nren, JUN ~
sou, ", nofuon mSSAve' y. n an.
INN Ine oosnpay ,T y" ~ sr NV, ,s.,. y
~, NeW NJ, ~ ppdan ~, ~" ~ ~ A.. =, Nnv.,o
e Pspea W." ~ .sscN ~ l. ' ,o ~ ~, ,s. ,sa,
~ Ia ne a a. :" e9s 40 oni,cs,,on ,os
sSvo no, nip'e sus n,a so, pnesore tva.,
Wsi,ss., WI n.,so.h,,rs la. cn3 nv.oi ''s'
"eh'gei.-ie'e''o"p ina N' a,s. nPoa''
Benz. Jenkens, an insane white man, who pa.
been committed 70 me JAN OF hicnmonu county
va, TO De Tried Tor killing servant woman
the poor.house, on the lon OF august lasI, ue'
October u, from exposure. Jenkins Wa Piace.
~ jan about the middle OF Aasuss ,nu ~ ~,
after his incarceration ne broke out tne Two win
dows At the sides Of his cell and tore up III
clothing, and from that Time VI ueatn no ~.
been without any ciotning, oeoIine. snAvlnRs
straw or iprni.ure IN Nv room. ne s se
weather, and spent hts time BY singing shout 20!
ing anu otheIwise, az tne spmit moves MN, Nv
lately the cold and sometimes Ialny n,gnt
proved That darkness LOT covering anu y nAi
Moor LOT bed are lmPotent iot suppoit o. NUM- IN,
Al
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-24
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
Installation Of Onicsrs OF Gethsemane
Gomuu udery No, Z,

SOmHnndery NO. De
At the annual conclave Of Gcthsemanc Com
mandery No. ., X. T., held on the 22i instant,
the following officers were duly Installed for the
ensuing year: Eminent Commander, John Z.
Clark; Generallsslmo. r. W. Tompkins;. Captain
General, Robert 4. Herson; Prelate, James ii.
Dick; Recorder, Thomas S. Boston; Treasurer,
John Y. Bell; Senior Warden, Eugene I. Ulinor;
Junior Warden, William II. Ellis; Warder, Chas.
II. Lemore; First Guard, William II. Gray; Sec
ond Guard, Arthur SummeIr; Third Guard, Jef-
fcrson Thomas. The Commhndery, In connec-
ton with simOns Commandefy No. !, Henderson
Commandery No. ., and Mount Calvary Com
mandeTy No. 4, arc making extensive prepara-
tons fol- the sixth anniversary of the above
CommandeTy. The leyee, which will be given al
the armOry building on the night OF the TN OF
November, Is expected to be the grandcst affair
that has ever been given In the District OF Co.
lumbia,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-24
THE LOCOMOTIVES ENGINEERS.


About two hundred Of the delegates To the
Locomotive Engineers convention, now In ses-
sion in Philadelphia, visited Washington yester-
day, the convention having taken recess They
were shown through the public buildings, and
viewed with great admiration the improvements
Of the streets and grounds Of the capital. They
also called at the Executive Mansion and paid
their respects to President Grant; after which
they dlned At the Metropolitan hotel, and most
OF them returned by the evening train 10 Phila'
delphia. There were several ladies accompany
ing the party. The delegates were an intelll.
gent, hardy, nne-looking body OF men, each Of
whom wore locomotive badge upon the lapel
Of the coat. The convention will resume It's de-
libefations TODAY,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-24

The Board OF Pablic Works yesterday ordered
the following improvements; Tue superintend-
emit Of roads has been authorized to put In Is.
inch pipe culvert on Bunker Hill road, between
Mlddletons and the railroad Orders were issued
for the sodding around the fountain a. the inter
section OF New York avenue, Third and NJ streets
northwest; also for the paving OF the intersec-
ton Of + street and New Jersey avenue north
west; also, for an ls-inch pipe sewer and To-
inch pipe sewer on street, between Eighth and
Ninth streets northwest,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-24

The case OF Edward Robinson vs. Maria Rob-
inson Is pending in equity. In this case Edward
seeks divorce from Maria, alleging that she has
deserted him; but Maria comes into court with
her answer and alleges that she left his fathers
with his full permission, and that he accom-
panied her to her new home and asslbteu heI "
arrange il and then left her. She N willing for
u divorce from bed and board, with alimony, but
opposes q divorce from the bonds oil matrlinony
Tue case will be heard further.
j. b. O'Suiilyan has nIed his petition for a dl.
yoTce from Z. O'Sulliyan, On thu ground oil
cruelty.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-24

The Grand Division 8. Of T. will hold Its regu-
lar quarterly session this evening In hall north
east corner OF New York avenue and Seventh
street northwest. The election OF ofilcers for
the ensuing year will take place, and questions
OF great Importance 10 the order will come up.
A full attendance Of members Is expected.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-24

Call and examine the ire and burglar-proO
New York avenue aud Fifteenth street, i0r safe
Keeping Of securities, Jewels, sllyef.wafe, or
other Vamables. Rents, IRON ten 70 tlAty dol
lars per annuIn, according 10 size. NO business
man can afford TO do without them.
YeEe garRiny from the Chicago ana G0sioH BFes'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-24

A FABLE overlooked by our friend .Esop: A
mock Of imprudcnt quails attempted to cross the
South Cove at Saybrook Point, but they became
exhausted In their Night and dropped Into the
that locality picked them uD by the dozen, and
some were afterwards found In the salt marsh
wet, wing-heavy and helpless. Hoe .Idbuia docet
This fable teaches that we should not attempt
too much, for we may quail u the UNDERTAKING
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-24

such as horse brushes, curry combs, chamOls
skins, hay cutters, horse buckets, manure forks,
carriage sponge, feather busters, hoof brushes,
name cards, carriage Jacks, carriage wfenches,
Ac,, 4c., for sale At low prices by
jos. l.. SAVAGE,
Pennsylyania avenue and Tenth street
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-24

GEO. c. HEssISGs STOCK OF OvERcoAS COM
prises an assortment adapted to every taste, for
every purpose, and TO every purse. Many OF them
are Of his own manufacture, and evidences su-
perior workmanship. He has q very popular
Gengary or wing coat, for driving or riding, for
q
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EDUCATIONAL.

wi LADIES and CHILDREN, l3a5 street, OPP
posts Ffanklin PARK. will reopen septembera
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-24

Anniversary Meeting oil Lnurei ~ W. " ~
The anniversary exercises OF the Young Mems
Christian Association Of Laurel, Maryland, TOOK
place on Wednesday evening, October ~, at the
Assembly room. IN that place. large amt APP
prerinilye audience was In attendance. Al.
aIe.scs " ere delivered by Messrs. Cree and Earle
Of Washington. and James Nichols, George NJ
Roberts aud Rev, Mr. Baskerville OF LAUREL
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-24

J. II. squier 81 Co.,
Bankers, No. 1Il6 Pennsylyania avenue, pay q
per cent on all deposit.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-24

corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays per cent. per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours to 4; sstnr-
days, Q to land 70 9.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-24

John KenAlly, assault; nned t5. Jas. Waters,
II. Brooker, violating cart law; s.. Richard Mo-
Ian, dsordsrly; .. Mary Ritter, drunk aud dts
Gus taking; IS. VIM. Hawkins, disorderiy; s..
Charles Sater. do. do. Harry Hopkins, nriDg q
gun in the street; ~. John Holland, cruelty TO
q horse; s25. Alice Adams, disorderly; -. Ann
ceny; 800 and costs or 20 days In Jail. Philip
HUM, violation of the internal revenue laws;
fned 400 and " hours In jall-appcal. George
Ashter, fast driylny SEQ.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-24

The Man "Vho Got shot Mt savnEs's"
can still be supplied; also, q good supply q
guns, pistols, caps, powder wadA, &C., &C., cheap
or cash
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ADJUSTMENTS, ETC.

ADJUSTMENTS, ETC.
CARD-TlIEATRICA
MR.. and MRS. W. ). FLORENCE
Respectfully announce to the citizens Of WAShins-
ton and Its vicinity that their
u Il N X FIT
VIII taks rlace on this
FRIDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER ~.
when wall be offered the most attractive programme
Of the ongasement.
THREE GLORIOUS PLANs,
SONGS, DANG -, AND OPERATIo MELODIES
Tho Brilliant Society Comedy OF
THRICE MARRIED,
Tho Very Comic
IRIsu LION,
Aud the Immensely LsuYbAble BNkNa founded
on an Incident Of the late war; Guided the
RETURNED VOLUNTEER,
Mr.. and Mrs. FLORENCE appearins IN all three
sy-Bo, Sheet now open. eoi,s
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IN ,MlETRPoLITAN HOTEL by. CLAEK 4

salss At ths store every evening" q swsry
GS n,s ~ every Kind Sales q private
Anteod. BY strict attention 70 business and prcIdt
payments wo hope % secure patronage One Of tic
hrin Ia al experienced Auctioneer, having been NJ
the business over twenty years. The other hAS
been dealing IN real estate for about the same time
AultU CLARK Il HENiY
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-24

TToKETI91T s5tEAxE M IA ID z r,Svv
aPoor broken. hearted hunted down Dob briefly, -
poor broke hearted, hunted down BIB Briefly"
poor broken. hearted. hunted down Bob Briefly"
MONDAY NExT-LYDIA THOMPSON.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-24

IrENIs FROM vIRGtNIt.

The sales by Latimer & Clcary OF furnltur,
next week shout be attended, as II Is Of supe
riaI quality.
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THE COUNTS.

Circuit Court-lIr. Justice Macarthur.
There were no trials In this court yesterday.
A number OF cases were decided by agreement.
CASES FOR TODAY.
Tho following cases were assigned for trial to-
day: Nos. a. ST. b5 IS, 3d. 90, o. 81, 81, H. IS, 70,
80, So, 81, So and ST. Adjourned.
supreme Court-t;cneral Term.
S. J. shsnks was appointed a constable,
Goldman Va. Moore. Argued and submitted.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-24

NArrAss, DRUGGIST, corner n sud second Streets
northwest, keeps pure old rye WHISKY for medt
article !. not a. represented, the money viii be
returned. cost
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-24

mere. Anu now, now uUtb tue iuuttti manu-
You talk, for instance, about
REsrNIHG SPECIE PAYMENT.
Why, you're laughed at. Some little fellow vii
pop up who knows more about banking than hi
master does that Is, he being the Judge.
lie Knows ~ about it.knows what the grea
and there Is not gold and silver enough IN TIT
world to answer the purpose. Don't you 70
member here in washington city, when we nst
out his purse unless he had gold and silver In II
Whyf Because II was the currency OF the coun
try. can now show you young men OF twenty
one years q aye who never saw ,n coin gsa q
thereon. Where Ia this gold and siver7 IA
voice, .'Cooke has got it.w
Where has It gone to2 II has NOT been eat up
II has not been worn out; nobody has drank II
Where, then, Is III In its place you md THU
national banking ourrency-l6 and 70 per cent
II has been clear down TO $50 below par. Where
Is the gold and silyeri Don't every man know
It's lowest level7 As you push out the inferior
currency better currency disappears, and tina
when that Is disappearing the other Is naturally
coming In, Hence you can see the idea OF 10
Where has il GOMEZ It Is In the vaults, In tn,
secret places, and shipped beyond the seas
Up and nnS tGso s1d rnsa
deprecIate currency; and the few gold and silye
holders OF the country have all the properly q
their control. But they viii tell you there y no |,
your own tables, published by the Treasury DE
partment, made out by the Mint, and you WI
ind that from 1870 up TO 1923 we raised iron
our gold fields over 81 900 OO0, 000-one billio
dollars. Prior TO the war the greatest expahslo
we ever had was when the banking currenc
reached SAT-, 00O, O0Othat was the greatest every
thing expanded and went up. -,,, a..
We md that at the close OF the rebeillou W
entire amount OF circulation was about ~,
speaking In round numbefs. Before Tue fepe
| lion the greatest amount was tzlU Ooo'S0V, an
at the close OF the rebellion 500 900 OOO. Ihat
| cred a great circulation; sI00, 900 was ST.
greater, and II Increased beyond the correspond
| Ing decrease OF the business OF the country
| Now, now does the matter atand2 ] have Jus
| stated that over one thousand millions Of do
lara had been lifted from our gold nelds, and
| largo portion OF that had been shipped abroad
as we would snip wheat, corn or cotton. W
made II an article OF trade, instead OF keeping
here. Then turn 70 your mint, and how does
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sooner or later. Justice Is slow but sure. II Will
oyertnke M IN alive or II not living II will over
take ms wneu lead. Hence, nations should be Of
sound morals, should be chaste, as well as indl-
yidnais Then' when we ret ourselves right In
morals. we will be In correct attitude. You
scsrceIv hear ANYBODY talking about improving
Inc science OF government.
What nroiecI what scheme can we get on
that will ensblo us TO get grab Of land from tic
nuhiir domain under inc pTetext OF q railroad
ar someihlng OF maj Kind. Look At your
,,,u, n nov.v
upI,o
laborcd mere long ana earnestly 70 get hone.
| steads for tue people. YOUR Congiess win gIsh,
TO single monopoly OF COMPANY ~ one sngie
grant an area OF public iana iarRel ,nsn ue
States OF tennessee AND onlo. lnina oi "
One company In one grant OF Congress possesseu
OF more OF your public DOMAIN thhh VII MAKE
two OF your medlum-slzeu States; but no.
necessary LOT mc W W ,v S, ~ '"s' mn" W
'"Wss W. see mi theae monopolies arc coming for.
ward, which q q violation Of the great laws lard
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-24
BARLOW'S
NOR MOUNT VERNON,

The Steamer ARROW, Captain Frank Holinss
head, having been rebuilt and entirely rented By
her present owners, will leave her wharf.
FOOT OF SEVENTH STREET.
MOUNf VERSoN,
The Tomb Of WAshinston.> and IpisSpsdists Lana
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-11-22

The CoSCERT.-The concert given by Prof
McGibney and class at Monmouth on last We'd
nesday was decided success The manner in
which it was conducted and the applause with
which many of the pieces were received By
the audience is sufficient evidence OF talent in
the class ano ability in the teacher. In the
short space of ten days class of perhaps of
one hupdred pupils were made to sing anthems
and choruses in perfect time and concert. In
instrumental pieces entitled "Overture to Bag
dad" and a solo ana chorous "scatter seeds Of
kindness" sung by little girl of nine are ten the
whole class joining in the chorous or worthy OF
special notice and received great applause from
the audience. After the concert was over
Prof. Campbell made a few remarks that were
highly appreciated by al psesent. after which
we all went our several ways fully satisfied
that inlProf. McGibney Monmouth can boast
of q music teacher who has GO superior in the
State.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-11-22
b BAR.DOCKET.

We give below the list of cases on the docket
of the Circuit Court for this county for the No.
vember terms
Harlow Barney VS. Ezra scoyI s. T. Burch;
injunction.
w. G. Campbell VS. W. G. Wills & Solomon
Woods; action on note to recover money.
Alexander Day VS. Sarah Day; suit for di.
vorce.
VIM. Fliedner VS. Eliza Emmons ct al; suit to
quiet title to real estate.
note.
M. Gormond VS. G arrison Richardson; suit
on note.
T. II. Glaze VS. A. II. Whitley; action for
damages.
G. Hubbard (Adm) VS. J. NJ. Wilson; action
to recover money.
J. Hedges VS. D. T. E. Hedges suit of
foreclosure.
Henry Hawkins VS. P. NJ. Piburn l. Lish
Mcdonald; action to recover possession Of real
estate.
Mitchell! & Dolph vs Ezra Scoyil ct al; suit
Poindexter VS. Poindexter; suit for divorce
A. NJ. Holmes VS. NJ. d. Mann suit Of
ejeetment,
Uglow VS. Jane Uglow; suit for divorce,
Lindsey Ridgeway VS. John Ridgeway, ct
al; suit for partition.
A. Simpson VS. Moses Hart ct al; action on
bond
james Strong VS. W. J. Matner; action to
| recover money.
| (. Scovil VS. Harlow Barney, suit of eject
ment.
Susan Whitley (executrix) VS. John Waymire;
! action to recover money.
A II. Whitley VS. Harlow Barney; appea
| from the Jnstice OF the Peace Court.
Vim. Tetherow VS. l Hedges.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-11-22

ADVANCING IN CIvILIzATIoN.-Segeral years
ago greaser by the name CT Alick Day woued
a dusky maid Of the Grande kuunde Reserva
ion. But after having secured her affections
and was contemplating speedy marriage the
Indian Agent stepped il and claimed her as
one Of Uncle Sams's preteges, aud therefore sh e
could not leave the reservation. This one would
think you'd be damper on his hopes, but he
having heard of law and that it only dis
pensed justice, and he believing il only just
that he should have the chosen one of bis heart
sued the Indian agent for his intended aud
gained her by afterwards living on the reser.
vation, and they lived together ever afterwards
but no, becoming tired of bis charmer he en-
ploys an Attorney and applies at the
bar Ah mee4 out naught but
Justice TO make Mrs. Alick Day one per-
SON and himself another THIS being the first
instance of indians suing for divorce in this
county, the lawyers looking forward TO its
leading to many mors offset to the gran
Sers arbitrating difficulties.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-11-22
.ART-DEPARTMENr. 1874.

The illustrations of THE ALDfNE have
VIVA world wide reputation and in the art
celttes of Europe il ls an admitted as a fact
thatits wood cuts are examples of the highest
PERFECTION ever obtained The common preju-
diein favor of " steel-plates,' is rapidly
ytlding to IA more educated and discrimina-
ting taste which recognizes the advantages Of
superior artistic quality with greater facility Of
ppiuction The wood-cu:s of THE ALDfNE
pssess all the Ielicacy and elaborate hnish of
tie most costly steel plate, while they afford
bsner rendering of the artists original
To fully realize the wonderful work which
TIE 4 DINE is doing for the Of art
cupre in America, ii is only necessary to cou-
siigF the cost to the people of any other decent
rs presentations OF the produetiocs of great
Ia liers
In addition TO designs by the members of the
Natioual academy. aud other noted Amrrie an
sfi-ts. 7HE iLDINE VIII reproduce exam.
pies 1fttp best foreign masters selected With a
yiw to be highest artistic success and great
es; seneei interest Thus the subscriber 10
TIE AIDINE will. at trifing cost, enjoy
in bis o.n home the pleasures and refining ia
licences, 4 true art
The aaarterIy tinted plates for 1874 will bs
b. Thus Moran aud J D\Woodwari
The Z risu.as issue for 1874 will contain
special designs Appropriate To tae season, by
our best sst-ts. aud will sgrPass in attraction
aay OF II predecessors