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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-31
Money Market.

NEW YORK, March 2y.
Money continues stringent and near
" ell business to-day was 80 to 10
for call loans, close rate. Foreign Ex-
change dull and nominal to-day at
lot 1916 to lO7; prime bankers 81
DAYS ste Ring, 100; for sight bills the
asking rates are / to / above the quo-
tatlons. Gold strong and higher, ad.
vaucing from ll6I to III. Govern
ment bonds closed strong at the follow
ipg quotations: U. s. Currency IS
ll5@t1ll4f.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, March al-During the
high winds Saturday afternoon, g w.
Hsmmersly proprietor GermantoUn
Chronicle, while walking on Chestnut
street was knocked down by sign
which was blown by the wind. He is
seriously hurt and is now confined to
his bed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-31
List OF GIFTS.

Total. 1oOOO Gifts, all lCash.,..,......-s5Ol.O0 90
To pi ovide means Tor this magnlncent
Concert, One Hundred Tn usand Tickets
only will be Issued, large portion OF which
are already Sold
Whole tickets, SO; halves, S.; and quar-
tiers & 50. Eleven Whole Tickets for SOD
No scount on less than 500 orders. Moth
ing could he more appropriate Tor presen :
han tick cts to this BauQu"t OF We 9TH or
more likely 10 p oduce RIander satisfactory
results. The OBJECT OF this lhird 6in Con.
oert Is the enlargement and endowment o
the Public library OF Kentucky, which, bS
the special act authorizing the ConcerI for
Its benefit, Is 10 be forever free 10 all citizens
OF every state. This Concert will ba CON-
Quoted like the first and second heretofore
given, and full particulars OF thr mode ol
drawing the gins and paying them an'
everything necessary to a thorough under
standing of the scheme, from beginning 10
end, sre now published in the form OF a
circular, which will be furnished tree oi
cost 10 any who apply. The entire manase-
ment OF this undertaking has been COM
mitted by the trustees 10 Hon. rbos- +
Bramlette la'e Governor OF Kentucky, 10
whom all communications pert,,inin. 10
the Gift Concert should be addre, sed.
RI. DURRETr, prss't
w. n. IA DEMAN, Vice Pres't.
JOHN y. CAIN, Sec'y Public Library OF
FARMERS q DRevERs' BANK. Treas.
uTer.
As the time for the concert Is close at
hand (April Sth,J parties wariing tickets
should send in heir or iers Immediately II
they wnnId avoid the ru-n and decay a -ss
luteiy unavoidable in the few days preceed-
ing the Drawing. Ali orders and applict-
tions Tor agencies, circulars aud in orma-
tiOn will D,eet with prompt attention.
THOS. 4. Bk = MLErrE,
Louisville, n.y.,
Agent Public library NY.
]. ". l.. RODG EkS, agras.
lO6 Market NJ.
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Drowned,
NoRrH JuDsoN, March 30.-Harry
Smith while drunk fell from the
bridge into the river last night and
WAS drowned.
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RIVER NEWS.

CnoxxAr. March 30.-Ths river ID
rising With 40 fses in the channel; it haa
been. raining Asarly sll day. aJa
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seaio. fr0pOsssls.

CEALrD PROPOSALS. WILL BIZ RE-
- rsived by The 'ommittse on Wit@r
Works uDt ten o clocE on bsturd ~.
Marc ~, I6jfpr 'ulnishipy the city w'tsr
worEk Clerts ON ~ and h0se house, With
year. begin ming on the a st day Of April
next, pAym snts 10 b made nonthly TIE
C ntfacto g. i've bonf and god secoYf y
for the full ia msnt ~ the coatfscI The
bids will be- lnIpEcd To- supplying coal
To the water works aud " be lett with the
clerk OF the city.
Chairman Com. on Water Works.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-31
lO.PARrNERSHIP.
Great Western Gun Works.

DIFLfs, DOUBLE AND SINGLE BAR
IL rel Shot Guns, Revolvers, Ammuni-
ton, Sporting Goods, Rifle Barrels, Llrks,
Mounting Gun Materials, &C. bend i0f .
Price List. AddressJ. u. JOHNSTON. GREAT
Western Dun Works, l7s Smitbneld street,
Pittsburgh, Pa. N. B.-Army CaIblne~, III.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-31
DEaIH-BED Of GEN. LEE.
& q w ID n ID

81. .OUtIFor any case 5 o q BIND, b : bleeding,
Itrhlng or liberated Piles that UEbISG' s
PILE KE dEDY fails 10 cure II is prepaT ed
ex pressiy to cure the Plies, and nothing
eee. sold by all Druggists Price, sl.W.
Use the Reisinger Sasn Lock and support o
FASTEN YOUR WIsDO sbi
No spring TO break, no cotting OF sash ,
G cap, durable very eally applied, holds
sash ut any place desired, and y. .f.faslen-
er when tn sasn Is down send stamp for
circular. Circular aud six copper-bronz d
LOCKS .ent TO any a idress In the U. s., post
paid, on receipt OF 81 cents. Liberal In
ducements 10 the trade. Agents wanted !.
Address hElslNGEB 5Abd LOCK CO.,
No As dsrket st, Harrisburg, "a
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-31

Q6 m 0O0 PEh uAY! Ageut - want ed
pO W pAU All Glasses OF working peo-
rIe, Va eILuei seX, young Or olu, make more
money Al Work Tor Us III tnelr spare InO-
menls, Or All the time, tn al Al anything
else. Particulars Tree. Address u. sim
Sun & " . Portland. Name. marJ
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THE BEST BUsI iss

The BEST BUSINESS
opportunity aud most tdkin0 ,mbination
Offered Is TO be iouud IN AL a., ncy Lor TAX
Ing subscription Ior
nENHi wA6D BEECHk RS
Great LITERARY kAAILI NEWS
PAPER, with which Is gwen away tue
largest and oest rreinIum Picture ever OIL
fered, the new an exquisite 81 90
FKENCH OL..OGKAPHY,
called LITTLE RUNAw ~ AND HkR PETS" /"
Oteogrdphs ale the choicest class vi reuch
AIL-prInuns III oIIs-the pesJ Sctton Of chrome.
n aIs'' give the superu s.U PAIR vi uen uIne
F1euCn OlI CnI OInos N IDE awake" aud
FAST AsLEEr," subjects Lile-slze-cIIar III
ing Ittc sDlasss Of o,lgIn a Paintings IniS
paper LIS Lie largest circulation ln The OoTLG.
IL Will this } ear De nIade Uetter tuan eysr.
. rial tales Dy world .aInous authors, L.. M.
Al CUFr EDWARD kGGLaSIUN, HAIR lEr
EEGGhER STOWE, etc New and brilliant
Contributors. Illustrated HottdLIy NuHIeT
an DacA mum els Of miss ~ alcoLSs st ,ry
FkEE. The tdT0ea commissions paid. Uue
d. ent made sYOU Ia ) mouths: anotner sodI
In 30 days another ss,. ~ III Que week one
s3. v LII uue uay. and ANY oIneIs from 90
and slU 10 siu der day. Thus year our oilers
are even mUre profitable. Ine SuLscrl Der
gets the picture Premium when he pays the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-31
MISCELLANEOUS.
Grandest Scheme Of The Age!
$5oO,OOO
CASH GIFTS.
100000 for onIy $40

Under authority OF Special ieSisIHIIVe act
OF March l6, 1871, the trustees now an
pounce the Third Ca and Gilt Concert. fol
the benefit OF the Public Library of Ken
tucky. 10 come OF in Library Han At Louis
VILE, KY, on
TUESDAY. APRIL .. 1879.
At this Concert the best musical talent that
can De procured nom all parts OF the coun-
try will add pleasure TO & q entertainment,
and Ten Thousand Cash Gifts, aggregating
rency will be di,tIibuted by lot TO the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-31
FKENCH OL,.OtiKAPH
GOOD AGENTS WANTED.

InteIIlgenL men aud women wanted ev-
cry wneIe. 40 get god LerIIory, exclusively
assis sne 1, send early IUr circular aud VI, IiIs.
J. u. FOhu n CU.,New York, Doslou, Mass;
Chicago, Ill.; oau Franc .sco, CAI' maIo
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2 fIERCES GEO. y. DAVIS q CO.f
~ Jus received and for sale by
fhH II REILLY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-04
MR.. MARKwALp,s STATEMENT.

THE CONDUCT OF THE OFFICERS ADMIRABLE.
HALIFAX, April 9. Truman d. Markwald
conversed with Chronicle reporter. He says;
hurried into my berth at o'clock on Monday night,
and was aroused by the shock Of the ship striking
All the men in the cabin rushed upon deck to
see what was wrong. / went into the saloon on
deck. observed by the clock that
the time 500. Rockets were being fired Within 10
minutes from the time the ship struck she careened
The captain with his officers behaved bravely The cry
raised. Take TO the riggingits your only chance
At daybreak fsherman's boat came out and rescued
number of u.s. and landed on Meagher's Island.
a handful Of the people there warmly welcomed u.s.
They gave us food and clothing and did all for that
they could. Edmund Ryan, magistrate, Dennis Ryan,
and their wives. especially active in mnisterng
20 our wants. There three boats crews whose
names deserve high place on the roll OF
honor The first boat manned by Dennis
Ryan. James Coolin, Frank RYAN, John BLACKBURN,
and Gen Blackburn; the second boat by James OBrien
Michael o Brien, Z. Doard, VIM. Lacy, and T. q. Ioorg
regret that have not the names of the other crew.
To these chiefly belong the credit of having at the
They well several others OF whose bravery have
heard, should certainly receive some record OF their
noble conduct. -
Coming up on the Delta they were ringing high
praises of the gaantTy of the boats crews already re-
ferred to- as well as the R5v. Mr. Ancient, who res
cucd the pershng chieOffcer Firth, and OF quarter
master Speakman, and Of Owens who first established
communication with the shore. The kindness OF the
people OF Prospect universally acknowledged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-04
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
COLONISTS TO CALIFORNIA.
TIE COOPERATIVE PLAN ADOPTED.

TIE COOPERATIVE PLAN ADOPIED'
A colony is organizing in Newark, upon the
cooperative plan with the intention OF forming settle
mont in the Valley OF the San Joaquin River, In
California upon the limo Of the Southern Pacific Rail-
way This valley which is about $50 miles long and 10
miles WIDE now contains several prosperous settlements
with population Of about 10000 people IL oilers great
inducements to farmers, the soil Is said to DO very
rich producing with little labor good crop each year
and irrigation alone required for the production OF two
crops The society is composed principally OF men
of some means, with a capital OF from $1,000
to $4,000 each. A meeting was held on Tuesday
for the purpose OF organization. and the following OIL
GERS were elected Henry Wilson Of Newark President;
Mr. Warren, Yoe-President; Francis Duffy treasurer
These officers with Board of Trustees will have charge
of tho government of the settlement Rules Tor inc gov
ernmcnt of the future town adopted, containing
clause among Others that licenses for the sale OF
liquors should be granted. Ten persons nave pau ~
full the amounts required, and 10 others nave gnlheu
their Intention OF Joining None are accepted eAccpt
steady industrious persons, VINO VIII chtcr oan0''
into the designs OF the Company -, ,ou
The plan Of operations Is that ten or Twelve mehocIs
shall leave the East IN July or August ana proceou y,
the Valley of the San Joaquin, whore they VIII seect
tract of about 10000 acres, upon the cOhtelptcu io
arrangements for purchasing the land which VIII pc
long TO the railway company, and Tor acquiring te 10
the adjacent Government lands, have been cohSuln-
mated the remainder OF the colony VIII go on 'hoy
will then be lust In time to put In their hrst crop
portion OF the land will be laid out ms IOWA. tn9 IcsI
being divided into farms The common fund VIII PRO-
vide for all necessary expenses for surveying ana
ton after the land has been bought bOcktOn, ai tho
had Of be valley San Francisco, Sacramento, ana the
mining districts looked upon as iaYOraDo mahes
places for their products.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-04

OF tho building and early yesterday morning one OF sno
deputy keepers heard the sound OF heavy nammor"s.
He Informed Mr.. Conraddy, who entered tne con anu
found oil four men lying down and feignng sleep inoS
were removed TO another cell, aud search was naae'
In Tho nockets OF their clothing were found drills ohses
and wedges of the finest STEEL and between TWO OF to
beds the officers discovered large hammer go0d
sized steel-pointed lever Jimmy and aJackscrew.
WAS ascertained that they had been working on sno
cement ana mortar the nerstices OF the s3ho
wall and had succeeded In lO0sening consluetapio
1uantlty Two of the gang had worked all night wnie
Inc other two kept dancing and singing 10 drown tne
noise OF tho hammer and chsel. The loOseneu mortar
had been thrown down the waterp and washed away
After removing the cement the prisoners nen ~ ,a
cracks with soap to prevent detection. IL Is DeneVeu
that the tools re furnished the by coniederato
osde and IL mas discovered that he was In reau
ness with hooks and ropes 10 assist the plSonei' "
scaling tho walls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-04
CIVIL NOTES.

CASTOR Lamothe was committed, yesterday,
by Deputy Sheriff Jarvis in default OF S5OON IN for
breach Of promise, at the instance of Camille Marcha
In the United States District Court, yester-
bark NewYork, Judge Blatchford dismissed libel
with costs.
Judge Gilbert has refused to issue a man.
damus compelling the Kings County Treasurer TO issue
the payment OF tractors for work performed on the
new Ocean Parkway. The Board OF Supervisors how
ever, have directed the Treasurer to issue the cert-
Gates.
The application of District-Attorney Britton
for a mandamus compelling Kings County Treasurer
Gardiner to pay him his salary for the past quarter
the rate OF $4,000 per annum granted by Judge Gil
bert yesterday The decision OF the Justice read Mo-
ton for mandamus granted--no costs" Tho County
Treasurer informed the Board of Supervisors OF this de-
cson ut their meeting, yesterday afternoon, but no ac
ton taken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-04
TIE wEsTFIELD DISASTER.

Jane Madden, Margaret Landers, and Rosa
Kelly recovered damages against the Staten Island Rail
road Company for the death OF their husbands in the ter
rbo explosion of the Weseld which occurred on Sun
day. July 80 1871, and Francis f. Carroll obtained judg-
ment injuries which he sustained at the same time
The Railroad Company appealed and these came,
yesterday before the Court of Appeals Counsel for the
Company contended that the persons injured tray
cling merely for pleasure, in violation OF the Sunday
law the time OF the accident and therefore were not
entitled 70 recover damages that the Brooklyn City
Court, III which Of the were tried, being
local court, had jurisdiction in these cases; that
there proof that the accident occurred through
the Companys negligence and further that the Court
below erred in admitting proof OF NEGLIGENCE the TACT
tb the steam pressure exceeded the Government limit
Counsel for tha respondents argued in opposition
these propositions which the Court TOOK the papers
aud reserved its decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-04
US SUPREME COURT WASHINGTON. April D.
AZ inc Mnrdnnk nt oil AIT The MAYOR. &c Z

No, l0G-MurdOck ct al. aRt. Inc m9yOI' &C, ~
the cts Of Memphis error The supreme Court o. TnneIs
Ig number OF PARTIES conveyed certain ss siba
Of Memphis 10 the municipal corporation o @ ~oh hsfa
depot the United states. The deed vas ne 9as oss o. bg.s
te same conveyed 70 one HssJ %
some other are limited and eecrd ne
ety for the The Government naval DEPOT 0ad
tabsbed thereon. Government TOOK Dosestoa Of hs
lands under conveyance from me cI tr
Of $1,000 and proceeded 70 ereet ne bcn ta1 nats
lie necessary for the depot; but suq1en IN - ne
denot ABANDONED and the land reeongeFe " @ y s IN
b sms that by By the Uaiid stats u.
cty In trust original gutcr and seeks such zee an II
cane was argued on men the preses term o. e Cos AZ
i've and questions which vail Be Of Interest 70 a. psf
sion; l. the secuoa Of TIE az o. Fsb .
lse repeal ,7,s o or s g,,d y. JSi,rg Al, Il "a.
t,s ntt and meaning the Of 1861 above refined 70 that .Ass
Iris court has jurisdiction Of ease bY reason Of any OF We fss
therein mentioned shall proceed - decide al tes 9esoas Shht
snrnaTey does The t0nssuoa
be ntd states authorize Congress n confer sneh nnoa
this Court J. b. Haskell and D. n nehss iot p u ''' n
b. Estes and Carlisle and MePherson for d,enoAntt A.. ~
So sgt United States appeal ron The C9sh
mSThs claim taken in SeF-Orkaas On DE D1
June 1865 Of shipment 70 Lzpeyere pnaef s Ia .
Ton. yenpg Government on all cotton ve Of ~
MssI The amount I9 bales and TIE proceeds paid o ss
reasury $1,000 The ground bf ag ron ~ e.su
derived them Of the right sell H. and this amount vas we eH
ion for the special privilege DO 80, The question h me 1t
land it Is rearzued at the inssnee o. We '.I ,
trade vest Of pp aet jane r. 80 the y Per ceas d
acted from Lepeyene should be refunded % him be 9he ur
been taken And this question arses we nq sss
IL The vital point the proclamation prom1gay s s1t
publication and pomulgston Of STATE paper ne Coa o ,ens
held prom1 not unu the Zth Of June ~ a
vas pubsbed the public; and tbs me view Of We D
eminent The appellant insists hat the asna1res o. te fsi
and secretary Of the Government s we're s on ss Gag
Sppieach relates back to that p Phillips for aPyeast Ass
General for UniteI States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-04
METHODIST COUNCILS.
TIE NEw-YORK EAST CONFERENCE

The meeting of the New-YOrk East Confer
called to order at o'clock m yesterday, at
the secondaye NJ L. Church. The devotional exercises
were conducted by the Rev. DR.. Roche. The Atlantic
disaster made the subject OF prayer, and several
touching appeals for sympathy for the bereaved FAINT
lies and friends made by Dr. Roche and others.
The Secretary directed to communicate to the Board
of Bishops tho action Of the Conference at the first days
meeting requesting the annual sessions to be fixed so as
to begin on the sday aftertho first Monday In
April each year. The business in order was the exam
nation Of the brethren their theological studies and
ministerial services. The Rev. Mr. McMullen, OF the
Nathan Bangs Memorial Church Of Brooklyn, was con-
nued on trial for another year. His continuance
opposed by his Presiding Elder the Rev. Charles Fletch
or, on the grounds OF his age. a years, aud his
large family. Mr. McMullen's continuance was advoca-
by the Rev. W. p Corbtt, DR.. Roche. the Rev. Mr..
Buckley, and DIS. Hunt aud Thomas. The examination
and discussion upon the other candidates interest
ing and the following were continued another year
David McMullin, Thomas w Bethel, Dexter l.. Louns-
berri Edwin A. Blake John l.. L1nglois George A. Par
kingion, Perry Chandler, Robert Roden, Wesley l..
Holmes and WIN. Brown. The following were dlscOntin-
ned lanes IL Dudley b. T. Bovine and ID. Il. Baker.
An address was then delivered by Bishop James, IN the
Minard Home MOrrstOwn N j., asking the indorse-
men OF the Conference for that Institution place
residence for children OF the deceased ministers OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church, and also for the chill
The candidates for the Deaconate, who will be or
dained next Sunday, are rs follows:
r. Dusenberr James II. CrOfut, III. ). Su, Orrin c.
Lane W. T. Pray, John Ripper j. L. Dorsay, aud A. NJ.
Sherman.
In the afternoon the Methodist Assistance Society
held a meeting the lecture-rOOm of the church. BY
Invitation Of Conference and by appointment Of
last year, the Rev. DR.. j. Mitchell delivered the SENT
centennial sermon at o'clock. DIR. Mitchell spoke
pleasantly OF his early experiences at Lansng6urgh
and Waterfowl, N Y, and traced the course OF his
services for 50 years, and The events OF his life. The
meeting OF the Educational Society held at Z. p
at which addresses delivered by Oliver Hoyt OF
Stanford DR.. f. o. Haven, Secretary OF the Society,"
and Prof. George Prentice reception Will be given
on Monday evening next, to the Rev. W. w B0wdltch
pastor of the seeOndaye church, by the ladies OF the
.ou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-04
FIrNERAL OLE MIR. RARRAs.

The funeral of Charles NJ. Barras, the author
Of the Black Crook" who came to his death by falling
through railroad bridge Sunday evening last occurred
yesterday at Greenwich Conn. Upon the arrival OF tho
O'Clock train from this city, the remains taken
from the house OF A. r. Lane at Coscob TO the Protestant
Episcopal Chapel at Greenwich where the funeral ser
vices were conducted by the Rev. Mr.. Warrington.
Thence the casket followed by long line OF car
rages filed with his friends aud the residents OF the
place. all Of whom seemed to hold the deceased In the
highest estimation he having lived there for several
years. The remains taken TO New-YOrk by special
and conveyed to Greenwood Cemetery where they
were consigned to their last resting place. Among
others present from this city, Messrs Jarrett Zm
norman, Elliott Sherwood. ana Connolly OF NOlos Gar
den; MagOnigle and Waller of Booths Theater; Mr..
Macauay of Cincinnati and Mr.. Mech OF Buffalo. The
pallbearers were Gems. Durham and Meade, Mr. Sher-
wood Mr. Magongle, Mr. Macaulay ana Mr. Pearson
tendance at the funeral two of whom Lad not seen HIN
IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-04

tspps<d 70 s~inde H. scaspp ~ No ls Danen ~ nssss
forged again srsgned The emo rencs Cos
terisy complaints were entered sssna Din villa.
Mn No Wsrrsnt and the Ras and ErHa saahnr Cs
psny Of Chsmbsrsst the compnsnA Bsu
sas committed without ball
Tn the Court of General Sessions, Yesterday beors
Indve Sutherland the following d oe 90 Car Dsn.
stismp At grand larceny State Prison ro years hen Whsss
st.snn A. grand larceny Prison "a yea Joseph H. C9hs
grand larceny State Prison Eve ysrs John. ne,
glsT tSyd degree Prison four years a@ Brown
rcspv Civ Prison dAys...Mebasl Kelly ougAFy hd dsgrs
ST., Rsn9 fouy years Pttsmmons assast with dssz
eapon with intent bodily harm STATE Prson I'VE yaJAs
Murpby attempt at grand larceny, PsnitnaaV onsJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-04
THE BOOK TRADE SALE.

The book trade sale was continued yester-
day the Clinton Hall saesrooms and very attractive
collection Of books disposed OF at fair prices The
first consignment was that of James r. Osgood & Coz
which comprised valuable and popular editions of stand
ard works. well collection of new publications.
Among them the following:
A. D. whiney's The other Girls (not pubnhe VOL
IL no. 81 IS aud IL Charles eades anderng Herr limo
81 nj and 81 li Bret aes Poems Diamond euts
Italian Note Books 2vo in one IL no. 81 20 and 81 Il LoeS
harts Walter Scott 9vo in g. illustrated Library Ed 80
Holiness Breakfast Table" limo, Sl to
s. Isl Warmers Bach Log sudcs .msI O Is 81 and
Longielow. "Chnsus vols, 6mo, 20 and 50 cents per
VOLT DeQuneys Works Library Ed vols l2mo 80 and 20
cents cents Ge % Poets, TO- an" s. cents. ioge%
80 3d. 3d. and 81 cents Whittier % and 30 cents Scott J 49, aud
Whittier Lowell Scott and Bret lIae ~ 30 vi 6 Long
Cw. Dan vols $40 ~ y per Vol p By@r HAD A. and
cInneGs 1qed" 81 90 81 30 81 20 and r. IS each Illustrated
81 y5 Thackefs Works Kensbston gd 70 vols Ge 11I to
ye ROYAL syS Il 70 q, to q % pf1ss ., Do!ioua
- So Bpanrs IIomers Had yo lemo 81 40 Luck OF Roaring
SaP % and B%a. o. New GSS g. % S ~ g. o.
goods Library Of Novels 70 yo cloth 80 20 and % cents yol
calf 81 rs per volt Dkenss Works Dickens 3D. Is vols i6mo 80
Az same vols vols +l go and b een Dick.
George BoIs Works Gmo cloth Household 3D. cents per
wolf wthomes Works Standard 3D. 20 vols 81 O5 per vol same,
eca Works Uniform with Parngoni Tenuyson per
vol Works vols 80 cents yo Poc Works blue
limo per blue aad gold vols, Jlmo
Cabinet "a vols % cents yol Mrs stoves Novels
81 3O wayerey Novels a Household 3D. % VOLS IS per
o p T so EeSH e Fses F P5 S Sa
vol Household b. vol 20 eents Farngfod 3D. 81,
Egnments Charlie, DE silver Phidepb Clarion Rem.
aud Haasanser and William w. Harding were also disposed Of