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TIE Cleveland Voice gives this advice to
young ladies who attend SATURDAY. matinee
Oh, ii you'd win the Young mems hea-r-
Wen tel you what to %:
Just step into A drv goods store
And huy NAVY Pine
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RY b. II, WARNER,
~ R"sl Estate Broker and Auetinueet
No. 72S 9TH street, Between and n
TRUSTEES sp sSASLEEsE yALUAghE IMPROVED

PROPERTY AT ATOTION.
- BY virtue of q deed Of trust, d ated June lst
As lS2, and recorded in Liber 6s4, folio 40 OF the
- land records Of Washington county. District Of
Columba we will sell at public auction in front Of
the premises, on SATURDAY, January 3lst, ls7i,
az 81 ocleck p. m, all that piece parcel Of
ground in WBshinRton city, District % Columbia,
known ans described as LIT numbered 60, of L. )
Chapman's Subdivision vi original Lots to Il Of
Square S64
Terms Of sale: 81 90, with 10 per cent Interest On
cenber LIST, ls73 together with the expenses OF this
sale, in cash; balance Al and Il as secured by
notes bearing interest, and deed Of trust on the
property. SEQ down when the property IL str lck
oh. Convey anC. ing At purchsSer's 81 II tbs terms
ara bot complied with within seven DAYS from the
day Of sale, the Trustees the right TO res
the property al the risk and Of the dciauli
pun shaser.
Pal PaILiP a. iCLni HS Trustees.
Jan2l b. Il. WARMER, Auct
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DENNSYLVANIA AIR LINE
II TO BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK,

PHILADELPHlA,
NEW YORK
AND ALL POINTS IN TEE NEW ENGLAND
zHKOUGR BETWEEN WASHINGTON
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
The Equipment on this line is new and Of the mo
elegant aud improved finish.
PULLMAN PAkLOR CARS ON DAY TRAIN
PULLMAN PALACE SLEBPING CARS on
OF ard after Sunday, October a. Is7g
IHk1E TRAINS DAILY CEXCEPT SUNDAY
! IN a1d arriving at The depot Of the Bsiiofe aud
..t2.asc reiifoad, northess; corner Of s.h aud b
FAST LINK, leave washirgton -;O3 a. m daily
ave baltimore a, 9.I5 a r. daily, except sun
Lesy: West PhuadelPhia a; 1882 p. N. daily,
q. Ar'.ye At Rev York al 4.2s ? N. daily, e1css,
RiCBHOND EMPRESS, leave Washington a,
! . B. Q. dolly, eXCypi sELfay.
Il. ave Baltimore a. 50 N. daily, excap; san
Leave IVES; Philadelphia a, sos m. daily, e1.
:, ARM a. New York a, IO:I9D. N. daily, exses,
biGHT EMPRESS, leave Washington At SOS
Leave Baltimore st Io:45 p n daily.
Leave " 80 Philadelphia At = 80 a. M daily
Arrive al New YORK n D . N daily
TEAINs RETURHING.
taSt Llrs, leave New York at a. n
T,s,roIl E1tytsss, leave SiS S5 TX s,spm
Arti7e ~ W sshiu gtOn st l o. .. m
Nt<et press, leave New York at p u
ArtlscSi v Arlington AZ b.l3 s. IA.
SeS Yosf. ses a9 ven s Shtn asatiSfi
IA Tcsd-, ew York Central sud Hudson River rail-
are Is low As by any other route. - 1'''OH i''''i
Bsggagc called FOR and checked - hotels and pri-
where tickets and information can be obtained -
Ncrtnaas corner 18th street ard Peuna. ave- north
east corner tth street and Penns. ave-; Passenger
station Baltimore and Pot IueC ra iroEd, corner Sth
anu iaqs - l'ssi'. CT ED 5. A0gNG,
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A LEXANDRIA s WASHINGTON X. K

ALEXANDRIA, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
COENKR or Il AND SIXTH STREETS.
Loo 81 trains leave for Alexandria as folio vs.-b
y, :, " 10, IL q. m. 3,4,' ), ., I,p m; y
a m and .. m daily, al other trains daily except
Local Trains from Alexandris arrive a. follows
3:S3, I33 s:33 6:S3, 7:3s o M The ga, M M
and 6.53 N. from Alexandra daily. ali other
trains daily except Sunday.
Trains marked thus connsct with trains on
HsshiB gtOn and Ohio Il. K
QUAETICO Accommodation leaves Washington
o-23 .. m. daily. except sunday.
GnEAT SOUTHERN EMPRESS, via Richmond,
leaves " arlington :33 o. daily except Sunday
THROUGH TIC sets to all points South and Southwest
IoT safe AZ Ocee corner lSth street and Pennsy Iva
Ms sVeAos, AMI corner Oh street and Psnnsylvsnia
avenue, where passengers leave orders for bag
gaze 20 be checked al ali hotels and residences
ferouRh % destination.
X 8 foCsG, Gent Passenger Agent. jy34-tf
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GLOVES ~
81 doz. 0NEBUTToN WHITE KID GLOVES
% doz. ONE-BUTTON BLACK KI0 GLOVES
100 doz ONE-BUTTON BROWN KID GLOVES
30 doz. TW0-BUTT0N BROWN KIDGLOyEs
100 doz. TWO BUTTON BLACK KID GLOVES
60 doz. TWo-BUTTON GREY KID GLOVES
70 doZ. TWo-BUTT0E WHITE KID GLOVES
% doz. TMO-BUTToN PARTY KID GLOVES.
% doZ. THREE BUTTON PARTY GIN
GLOVES NIL
IS dOZ THREE RUTTON WHITE nm
GLOVES. Ap
90 doZ. THREE BUTTON RIAOE EID
GLOVES hiD
90 aOZ. THREE- BUTTON RRnwN KIN
GLOVES p"V"N nh
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RAILROADS.
LTTGOEE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BLUR ani War Points.--....--........ 64s A. n.
ON. -. IA metropolitan Railroad, .x.
BS1, y, :; ~ Yari and P6iis. KIP. 500 4. y
E Esia g, Rav WAY sISSdi 10 S s19 s
Ne~ & 1-k srd PhiIadelPhis Exp...-.... 100 ?. N
ssiii@o5s ss4 Wy Ny P P@iat.. s:is
9 ShifS5 Ceidmbns Piisbarg and
s. Louis Express, daily j..-.-........ I:45 N,
Ba., ln.i Nee York and P6e Express 500 N
WsshiHgton and Baltimore leaves washington st
.IgILnAs PARL9R CARS fer Baltimore, at
For Baltimore sad Way Point@Ats And
so and 7:i5 P. N.
Fer Baltimore without stops-At $50 and 800
A.. D, TRAI IN LEAVE BALTIMoRs.
=; Nd 4. and $50, >, $50, 500, 9, $50,
ON SUNDAY FROM BALTIMORE.
~ a. 20, ? 20 Q; >, aud s:IS A. n. and 1900,
FOR WIECHEsTER VIA MAZE LINE.
A,f ZOE FIED IIS { : /. VA ! n MAIN LINE.
ZOE BAGEEsf0WEk Np WINCHEsTEB VIA
ASH NJ ID dsi ~ eRS &C. Sunday 1
EeB THE VALLEY OF EIRGISIA VIA ME-
Al -.l9 A. NJ. daily, except sGnday, arriving at
Hsrr-ouhurg At P. NJ. and stanton early the
FOB ELLIOOTTs MILLS.
FOE PITTsBURg rta sIETROPULiTKE Road
AID COENELLSE ILLE ROUTE
a. ! % thr@Hsh WILTON, chaace u cars. "'''
PULLMAN PALACE CAEs.
Throrzh 20 CiUciura All 8 - A III daily.
,1hIeugl % C,EciEo4ii, s.; Louis. Chicago and
FUg ANNAPOLIS.
At $50 A. N and 445 ?. M, bat moi on Sun
FOB NORFOLK
A. 2 hut not on suucsl. -
FOB POiAT or EoG b. AAp INTEBNEDl-
Ar IylNIS
hie:I9 a. N. ard 3. 3oP. N, but net on sIndsJ;
zoo :, d S $ at wss9ing!5n at $40 A.
d sIl > - 2: NJ, bat u}t on Sunday
dsLiy, sop a Point Of Rocks.
IuSa ',sStss 70 ne Wst can He had 81 tse
day. slso, AZ the ComPany's once, 4Sa Pennsylvs-
Pssssagcrs Purchasing tickets At the Avenue
Office car there arrange TO have their baggage
she depot, and pat into The baggage car.
Fer New York, PhilsdeiPhis, and Boston
THOS. Il. sHAR P, Master Of Transportation.
IN COLI, General Ticket Agent;
-I'HROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHING
4 TON, PHILADELPHIA & NEW YORK.
WASHINGTON. December IS, 1873.
Trslns potTeen Washington aud New York are
Fos NAV YoKK, -siiho', ,sauss Of ea,,
100 ssa o s 90 PPaMp' sunday SUI a u An'
NJ F6R PHILADELPHlA
100, $50 sad 800 P. II.
Leave for New Yo4k st ) 3 90 ?. NJ and PhIlsdel.
phIs at > so aid 800 Pm
Boston car Be lad at the ststio1 once AZ all hours
IN the day; Also at the Company sOfice, iS1 Penn
Passengers purchasing tickets at the Areaue ONCE
can Jhi srI ange 70 have Their baggage called t3r
and PVT in the baggage car
Sc Baltimore aud Ohio rally ,ad fTertisement Tor
schedule 3, tween Wash.ngtOn, Baltimore, Annap-
TH6s r. SHARP, Mater Of Transportation.
L NJ COLI. General Ticket
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RY b. II. WARNER,
~ Real Estate Broker and Auctioueer,
No. 729 Seventh street.


No. 729 Seventh street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUABI
PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
o. BY virtue Of deed of trust dated June
- not U. secured I1erebys on MONDAY, the l9th
pieces Or parcels Of ground in washiaston CITY,
nIstilct o. Columbia, known and described as lots
No. o5,s1, and 81, IN W Browse's subdivision OF
lCts in sqrare Numbered Isl The said lots fronting
Sa.t on : I'wne's Couyt, and as recorded in the
pfi1,'Sd by a two.stqry brick house. Each house
Terms 5000, with 10 PER cont interest from, june
y ls,3 an6 the EXPENSES Of tls saa in cash. balance
trust On the property Convey ancing al purchasers
cost II ih terIes of sale are not complied With in
e resell the property at the risk and cost of default
ing purchaser. r,
Jabs-d J. T. coGDwELL, Salesman.
- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED on
account OF the weather until MONDAY, January
ia, 2o,tu,ts + PGA 6fSR EtE Salesman
EAhnABLE SALE OF !MPR0yED REAL
EGSTTA TIE Situated sTg I IT. OF THE VEST sIpE
BY yirt9e OF t.o deeds Of trust TO me, dated on
Ne 26s DAY l,S Of May 5 and rec }rted il Liesfs
Sf Weshingtoh c9unty, pittrict Of Columbia, by
win sell at public auction, on SATURDAY, the
3lst day Of January 1874, 1T 3 O'Clock D. IA, in
iiont OF the promises, Lots numbered 60 aud 81, in
b. Msyhew's subdivision Of original lots one,
5wo' three -Four, and tT@pts, IL square mbsEei
incumbrance OF 5000 each, which is to run five
years from May LIST, 1873.
Toms made known on day OF sale
G. q. BURR. Trustee
JsD2ld JOS r. KELLEY, Auctioueer
II o s A E.
At public auction, on the 3lst of January, 1874,
at 32l It'll street northwest, near U street, the
talsI CO Of stock owned BY the late firm of P G.
HOwser &c and consisting OF Groceries, Liquors
&C. Terms cash. Times Of sale, O'Clock.
Jap2l 81 u. A. FERRY, Assignee.
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1o13rENNsrLGVEaSSAiII RoUrEl873
SOUTHWEST. soT IF TH AND SOUTHWEST
=. Tran. leave As roliovs: L.
.-Ii;ss an an Baltimore. s:ass.m.
-. $40 n m a 80 y M
81 ~ , ohEAT DOUBLE TRACK RaUrE
MN -. ss,1rsnery, Palace state-room Day and
nknt Sssl WITH monderI imprOvements De' eAS
pIxo hn1ared miles sa ed ts Western ana Cap,r,,
The n lisa g. m. daily, e.csp, suud.v ..
S:sv p 10 asliy except sunday Oinelnnsti and
-. MAKE CONNECTIONS
thr9ugn from WASHINGTON TO BUFF.In
CHltASo ard ST. LOUIS without chanse o'
Ttekots % this route can be procured AZ Inc oroa.
corner o. l5th street and PennsyIvsria aveRue All
corner ot ~ street alc Pennsy Nv apie Avenue ndar
hstiosa Hotel, where reliable 'nformatIon will BE-
Passengers procuring tickets At these offoss can
81 LOais aud Buffalo. "
~ D fouHS'SsoerA tngsr Agent,
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lue Hncst HhVOred ole Brandios, Nh3ktes And
wines; guaranteed pure. New Msckerei, very tat
Family trade wiz ind it to their benefit to examine
ny s.ock ann oheap prices. ootl6-ly
'lHIs is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the subscriber
has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the Dis.
trio; 81 Columbia, holding Special Term, letters
Se me PerS3nahi estate 81 FAN
deceased All persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the 18th day Of January next: they may otherwise
by law be excluded from ali benefit Of the said e.
Jsnl5-thst Adnis iStratoor.
V'HIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri
District Of Columbia, holding special term letters
Sf amongst ation on the personal estate ofsAMUKL
deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby to exhibit the same
before the 18th day OF January NEXT they may 9th.
Given Under mS hnnd s S ss Cf 6 se 1sd
CATHERINE L. OWEN, Admini.tratrix.
Solicitor for Administrators, MILLS DEAN, 9Th
street snd Louisiana avenue. jaul5-th ST.
IN BANkRUPrCY.
wssb Ds1Ri1 H. OF oo d.2 81 Jsnu,r
% 81 have Sssh 19
sTp,s sPSn the petition Of their creditors, BY the
SUI ''' o00'' VI SIX SETH Ii' a. TERRY, Assignee.
J. SAYLEs BROWN,
lanS-th.3t Register in Bankruptcy.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the SUBSCRIBER
has obtained from the Supreme Court OF the
District Of Columbia. holding special term, let.
a.e Of Wssnns ss5a' city, o.
y, -, deceased All persons having claims against
same. with the vouchers thereof. to the subscriber
DS or 'ss sh day Of oy eat
TIE sald estate Given under my hand, this 18th day
-, JOSEPHINE O; PRxsoAL.
snl4 W. Administrative
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10y LUTTRELL& co ,Auctioneers
~ Sl7 Lcuisi snsaye., bet. 9th ana 10th SITS a


TRUSTEES SALE OFVALUABLE IMPROVED
ZEAL ESTATE ON SOUTH SIDE or "a
S1REkT, BETWEEN 6rH AND IRA NOE RI
WEST, CONSISTING OF A THREE-Sr ~
AND BASEMENT BBI h DWELLING, WITH
HALL, WATER, GAS, &c.
a. By vitae Of deed Of trust bearing date
- April 10th, A. ID. 1872, and duly recorded in
- Liber No go. folio 295, one II the land records
for AshiDgton county, in the District OF Column
and by request Of party secured thereby, will SELL
al public auction, front OF the premises q the
highest bidder, on SATURDAY, January 3lst.
le74, a. O'Clock p. m all that certain piece or
parcel Of ground Situated and being in the CITY Of
shinetUn, in said District, and snOwn as part Of
lot No 19. III Fquare No. 45i, be- ginning for the
a. the northwest corner Of said lot thence running
south l35 feet TO Il foot inch alley, thence east
along the line Of said alley feet thence north lSs
aorg said street Is feet TO the place Of beginning.
getheT with the uses and privileges sntionsd ia
deed recorded IN Liber u, No 6, fOho lss, OF said
land records.
Terms of sale: oue-third cash (of hitch s2OO must
be Paid At the time Of sae and tue balance in email
pa meBt- il SIX and twelve and eighteen mouths,
be secured by purchasers notes barring par
cent. interest, until paid, from day Of sale, and
deed Of trust on property sold. COnveyancine and
recording purchaser 3 cost II term. Of sale are
complied with in days after ale, the trus-
OF GefaultiLg purchase.
WIN r. HOFFMAN, Trustee
!ar20 d&ds IRep.l LUTTRELL CO., Aucts.
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BrCIIoN SALE STALLS IN THE NORTH
EASTERN MARKET, CORNER OF THIRD
SHEET EAST AND n STREET NORTH
'EBEGO KIRKLAND, Auctioneers,
b lltim 5re VI 4
GREAT AUCTION SALE

IOIEL FURNITURE, CARPETS. MTRRORs,
hlADOM HANGlNGS, BILLIARD
TABLES, &C., &C, &C.
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ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
No. 729 7th street, between q and a
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by Il. }. SWEET,
Id Real Estate Broker and Auctieneer,
No. 5l1 7th street, opposite q. S. Post once.
TRUsTEEs, SALE OF VALUABLE THREE-
sTORI AND BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE ON
TMEfA AND ssPE s sFRhh 5s sTsFET
BEING THE SOUTH HOUSE IN THAT BEAU
TIEgL ROW OF FIVE SIMILAR DWELL
N BY yirtne Of deed Of trust to rs. dated June
L. 5th, lS72, and at the request Of the party
cures, We will sell, at public auction, e the
DAY, January 27th, 1874, at 4 O'Clock p m, Lot
numbered nine 81, in ohm NJ sims subdivision OF
Square $50 fronting lS feet inches on 18th street
~ Dwelling as above described.
Terms of sale 81 no, with the Expense Of sale in
cssh and the balance ct aud IL months, for which
Inc day OF sale and secured By deed OF trnst an the
property sold, will be taken, or ali oase may be
paid, At ths option Of the purchaser The terms 70
property will be resold at the risk and cost Of the
~ BgkisxRD III. wARNER,,.
GEORGE W. SfICKHEY, Trustees.
VALuABLE SALE OF IMPROyFp RIAL
v ESTATE, SITUATED ON l4r1 sTRETT.
BkTwEEH y AND Y SHEETS, EORTH,
sna Gs IN n ESsr 4 No
Us, OF the land records Of the District Of Columbia,
BY request Of the holder Of nste secured
on SATURDAY, the 24th day Of January, 1874, at
recorded Subdivision Of original iot. one (ij, two
numbered two 'S Ssnared and four 13osI :. ~
The above. named Lots will be sold subject to Q
PRIOR eDoumbTsnoe Of $4,000, which il 10 run ave
Terms made known ON day q sale nss,fpp r--.,..
janls-d yos. y. KELLEY, Auet.
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RUsTEE's SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
TURE

lI GREEN WILLIAMS, Auotioneers,
Northwest corner 10Th and ID strests
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~ THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER posi-.
postp1r 81 until THURSDAY, JauuaTy -, lyt, a,
the -sue hour and place: By order Of ne Trustee
IAr 22-d GREEN n WILLIAMS. Aurfs
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certain spectators and operators who av
more or less heavily loaded up with the
securities which are daily dealt in at the
Board feel the necessity Of keeping up an IN
terest in the market, and hence we see q movement
In certain Of the leading stocks upon the Board look
ing to higher prices, especially in Western Union
Telegraph which made an advance to-day Of nearly
two points upon a story industriously circulated
through the streets Of probable or possible
dividend which is to be declared at
some midnight concave not rely IN
like that Of the Central scrip dividend which has
not entirely passed out " the memory of the present.
operators Of the street What may or may not come
of this gossip we do not undertake TO say and va
must wait with the rest of the public the develop
ments of the future. The railway share speculation
to-day was rather tame throughout but in the main
firm At the start, Western Union Tel
egraph was raided upon rather violently. but IL
withstood the shock brayey and finally advanced to-
~ on a large business in that particular stock. Is
the mean time. lake Shore and Rock Island i'm
proved point, aud the entire market stiaened M,
Union Pacific leading the low-priced SOCKS Tho
entire market was active after the Second board,
and closed buOyant. The opening, highest. lowest,
and closing prices Of act stocks, sold today were
as follows:
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law the administration OF both systems In the
same courts aud legislation upon this suhcct wnoh
amona ms has applihed the domain OF equity, and w
Eoeapd has eliminated in the passage OF the Supreme
Court Judcature Act OF 1873 has doubtless stimulated
IN an extraordinary degree the growth OF equity turs
prudence and has infused into II tue freshness anu
ypor OF progress In the right direction
II IL not surprising that the literature OF that braheh
NJ the Law should keep pace with the law ITSELF and to
that literature the work before MS IA useful contriDu
on The celebrated commentaries OF Judge Story pro
,ssedv treated OF the nature Of the equity system,
tracing is doctrines to their sources In the natural
law comuaring them with the principles u
tho Roman law and :he laws OF the enlightened
nations OF Continental Europe, and tracing their mita-
tion "a they existed ut time he wrote. The treatise
o, Judge willard appearing shortly after the adoption
az tho Revsed Statutes the Code OF Procedure, and the
Constitution of 1916 was intended to expound the
law "a mn difed by those cnactments aud applied
~ s.,o Mr. B,spham's book may be regarded as
i'll inns ' nh. ,vo>',s we have mentioned the for
vas vritte. nearly forty, and the latter
in't " -, oors .co ne subject Is one OF vast
qii'o -, and since their appearance many
'"'i.'y -, roo, unfinished upon the different suDd-
,sIonh "a frsuds iujunction-, trusts mortgages
I'm, Mr Rsnhsm has surveyed the whole field MS
intention having been TO express the present eo9doh
of equity jurisprudence, ana its general ue'eiopno
nder the liberal influences OF modern notions and legis
lation With this obecin VIEW his citations reier prh
cnay 70 the decisions of years The division OF
topics observed by the older writer's and familiar W
the professon have naturally been followed, although
the subordinate classifcations aie TO some eA'eh'
original
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-17

sALRs. By syo pp ALL Chesgo; Calhghn Co.
This is a treatise on the law of judicial and
execution sales Although each OF the States has rules
regulating these proceedings peculiar TO ITSELF much OF
the law and practice is to all OF them. as IN the
matter OF an easy distribution Of landed property they
all have a common policy. The author has sought TO
systematic aud group under convenient heads the
rules relating to the general subject which applied
in all the States and which have hitherto been scattered
through innumerable reports or collected only In
digests His effort TO accomplish this IL no doubt
capable OF tightening great degree the abors of his
professional brethren and Of aiding the correct admins
traton OF this department OF the law.
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LITERARY.

A new volume of stories, entitled "Some
women's Hearts," by Mrs. Louisa Chandler moulton,
the regular Boston correspondent Of THE TRIBUNE. is
announced publication in the month OF May by Rob
erts Brothers The work promised is not intended
for the younger folk, Like the "Ded-Tmo stOries,"
which have proved charming TO that dainty class Of
readers but for the grown-up and nOye-readng mem
the family, who look for treat in this
Offering OF one Of our most graceful and attractive
writers OF fiction.
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Wrcan 1ieamrrs
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.
i GRgAr REDUCTION IN RATES PASSAGE AND FREIGHT

ii GRKAr REDUCTION IN RATES, PAbSAtE, AND fhflohi
TO CABFORNIA VIA PANAMA
OF this will be Gspahe1 RON fe
~ North New as under; - .,...,,. -. n,
Satariav March 81 al ~ CITY OF PANAMA, Capt j. III
Dow. Freight ard Way Passengers -
siturfly, March %, at 2 COLON Capt - - Fs
sengers AMI FIRE ght o.nr.ao n.
sengers AMI rciyhL ,,..,o. o,. ,--s---
A. q Ursy. and fro GIT, . 81,
ugby a connecting at Panama-Nh all
mIcsn COass sud South Plr tc ports
will Gala Kingston Jamaica both on Their outward
arriving that port Friday the SIKH day alter
Ee~York leaving Saturday. for AspinWsL
for freight Gc will be dispatched on intermediate
the Transportation require
TO JAPAS AND CHINA.
The splendid this line San Francisco LIST OF
for Yokohama Hong Kong and Shanghai carrying mails
will be dispatched the 18th Of the month whenever
sufficient of steamers Of b line leaving Hong konz after
VIII freight Panama Yokohama AID san
Francisco, breaking bulk
Bills Of Jang issued via Panama
Tea will brought Francisco HeyfOrk fast, in IS
days at $40 goh per ton Of 1000 pounds.
EATES OF PASSAGE
0ncufug Berth, Meals and ell requisites Tor the tiny
FswYork Francisco, 800 500, $llO accord
ing to location
w.YorI Kingston $25 $50 gold according to location.
San Francisco to Yokobana, $50 gold.
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MONDAY. March l6-r. VI.

The week in Wall-st opened with hull markets,
and the business of the day at the Stock Exchange
shows rather small transactions There IL really
nothing new to be said about the market. There Is
no why the stocks which are the SUBJECTS OF
daily speculation should be worth any more or any
less to-day than they were yesterday; but evidently
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-17


During the eighteen years which have elapsed
since tho original publication OF this chronicle OF Ano
can literature no other work OF similar KIND mas taAe"
a Mace and it still retains tho value which mas gwen
IT so high reputation In the Judgment Of all competen'
scholars Apart from its merits thorough ana accI-
rate record of intellectual progress in s!country u Il
sinrularly attractive as a book for general readng'
Astounding as It does In lively sketches OF men
and manners az an early period OF our history
with incidental personal notices and literary III
ecdotes which redeem 1t from ALI trace G.
nonotonv An afr OF good breeding and goo
scholarship peryades the composition OK the Worh
While 1t is free from trivial gossip and mschieVous en-
cism preserving the dignity we'll as tho good fath
of literary history t INDUCES IN tedious deta
but always presents the narrative In fresh ana lVey
coor 1t is the purpose Of the editor to bring down the
work to recent dates enriching It with the new names
that have gained the public attention within the last
twenty years, and illustrating their achievements by
extracts from their writings. As the volumes are ar
ranged in chronological order II is at too early stage
for the present editor Mr.. Laird Simons, 10 give us
many examples Of his work, but the bref notices
O. recent date which scattered here and there IN
these numbers show just sense OF the nature OF his
functions and give fair promise OF successful issue
II Is intended TO bring out numbers OF forty pages
month forming two large quarto volumes OF twenty-five
numbers each, and completing the work In two years
from the commencement OF the publication.