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General Crook,

There is not a doubt but that
General Crook will be confirmed;
and that very soon, is the pre-
yailing opinion here.
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z Jhe co. partnership heretofore existing
be,wren G. w. Rowell & Crispin
I a, lar was on LIST Jan. I674, dissolved by
mutual consent. C. w G. RowelI pur-
chasing the entire interest OF Crispin Tay-
lOr ia said firm,
C. W. G.. ROWELL.
CRISPIN TAYLOR.
January 9Th, 1874. janlOt4
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The following letter, kindly
handed to us by Mayor FinIay,
for publication, speaks for itself
1t is somewhat singular that
Prescott, which is almost purely
an American settlement. is not
mentioned as having subscribed
anything toward this great Ma
tional work. But there may be
some mistake or oversight. If
so, it will yet be explained:
international Exhibition, Phi
ladelphia 1876 Centennial
Board of Finance, No. 904 Wal
nut otreet.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. %, 1873.
A. J. FINDAY, Esq, Dear Sir :
Your favor of 7lh inst, is at hand
and contents noted.
A new series Of subscriptions
was opened the LIST of September,
and new books issued, one of
which will send you, if you will
advise how TO do it, the enclosed
circular of instructions, will advise
YOU of their character. The in
terest clause applies to the SUBJ
scribers already obtained as well
as to new ones.
When your 49 shares are paid. 5 400
Tucsur's j3 $50
The whole quota, of Arizona is $500
1.4SU
Can't you make for this little
balance stronghold AMI fill up
your quota? Work has com
menced and we need the whole
amount. Yours ETC.,
II. s. LANSING,
3 Sec. Cent. Sub. Corn.
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Our Delegate at Work.

Delegate Mccormick, of AFRO
Ma has presented to the House, d
memorial OF the Seventh Legisla-
ture of Arizona, asking thar
grants of land in that Territory,
be made, to private individu ais,
who shall sink Artisan Wells
thereon. The Memorial was
referred to the Committee OF
Public Lands.
Reclamation OF Desert Lands.
The various efforts which are
being for the advancement of a
measure favorable to the reclama-
ton and utilization of all desert
lands, will, it is believed, result
n a compromise plan, that viii
be satisfactory to all the States
and Territories, wherein irriga-
ton is required.
senator Zones and the Colorado
Desert.
1t is reported here, that Sena-
tor Jones of Nevada, has scheme
for the utilization of the Colorado
Desert, which will be presented
as soon as he arrives in Washing
ton.
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MARK ELS:
Flour--$5 per hundred pounds.
Corn mtal-$i0 g &"
Bariey-$5 Z" {"
B~rf-l2i cts. per pound.
MuttDn-20 I" "
Potatoes (Irishl Sc. per
(Swert) &c. per
Cabsge-6c. per
Onions (Strong) l2Ic.
Eggs-$l per dom.
Chickens (yellow legged) Use.
(black legged soc,
Turtle and other Fish-As you can
catch them
Geese, ducks, quail. rabbits and other
private rates.
Other Articles ia PREPARATION. except ex-
treme Injuries. which are plenty and chap
aud 10 BE- Obttined at various prices, &C.
cording to quality and style
Chile Charlottesville sharp.
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ATURDAY. JAN. 10, 1874.
BETTER TIMES COMING.

VII ONSly manu. tH6I6 are uu-
mistakable signs of better times
Coming. We know that in
every community there are the
weak-hearted, the respondent
and the natural growler, who
will not believe that the times
could change for the better, new
ertheless it is true.
From the far-off East, in the
crowded marts of trade and ma
nufacture, comes the welcome
news Of revival of commercial
confidence. The great pulse of
commerce and trade begins to
beat with new life. The purse
strings of the capitalists and the
great money kings are loosening;
millions of spindles that had lain
silent, have again resumed their
wonted hum. The blast Of the
furnace, the ring of the anvil and
the thud of the trip-hammer are
heard on every hand, and have
taken the place of the pitiful cry
of the want of bread. Thousands
and tens of thousands of men,
women and children who had
been thrown out of employment,
and thus deprived of the means
of earning their daily bread, have
been restored to their accustomed
avocations, and plenty crowns the
smiling board. Such is the hap
Ply news that the lightning brings
us every day, and everything be-
tokens the dawn of new era of
national prosperity.
In Arizona, there is great pro-
mise of better times coming. We
have passed through the dark and
gloomy night, and the day be-
gins to dawn. Soon will the sun
of prosperity arise in all his splen-
dor, and send lis effaIgent rays
to light up the dark places and
drive away the gloom that has 50
long enshrouded our fair Ter
ritory. The vast resources Of this
smiling land cannot much longer
remain hidden or unproductive
Already intelligence, energy and
capital are at work in the great
fields of agriculture, mining and
stock-raising, and from every side
they are coming with their fiOcks
and herds, their agricultural i'm.
plements and their machinery.
TIL, n this is no time for despon-
dency, but time for renewed hope.
Just as the marion is emerging
from a great financial crisis, Ari-
iona is ready to commence her
career of prosperity and develop
ment, offering the most inviting
field in the world for capital and
enterprise. Truly, better times
are coming.
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POST OFFICE BUSINESS AT YUMA.

RUoI OUoANroo III AO-"11'
the Money Order business trahscCeu M the fo
Yuma Co.. Arizona Territory from january ls
1871, to December 3lst, 1873, inclusive:
'0' ~" $5O90Sl.
M Domestic orders issued Therv value 1880 As
NJ O0" naii TO- $294625l.
''' British Issued l6s25
M Domsstic rlers issued 7o4 Their 25771.2
NO O,nesuc $37.31247.
'0''l praisb isnpd 354OU
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NOTICE..

w arrants ale now ready to be- delv-
Wv cred. to all persons having claims
audited against Yuma Connl", at tGis JAM
unrg meeting OF the Buard of Supervisors.
JAMES s. SPANN,
YuuA. A. T. Clerk.
Jan 9th, l574 ianlUI2
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LIST OF GIFTS.

Total, $4,000 gifts, all 81, 800, 900
cash, amounting to
The chances for gift are a. me TO FIVE.
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets. $50; Halves, SOS;
renths, or each cnupon, s.; Eleven
Whole Tickets for $500; 225 Tickets for
81 600; lib VII -le Tickets fnr $1,000:
227 Whole ii, he $ for $1,000, No dis
count on less than S50O worth of Tickets.
The Fourth Git Concert will b. con-
ducted. IN all respects, like the. three which
have ALREADY been given, and full particu-
lars may be learned from circulars which
will be- sent free from this Office to all who
apply for them
Orders for ticke's and applications for
agencies will De- attended to IN the order
they are received. and it is hoped they will
Or sent IN promptly that there may be no
disappointment or delay in filling all.
Liberal terms given to those who buy to
sell again. All agents are peremptorlly
required to settle up their accounts and
Return all unsold tickets by the 2Otb day
of March
THO. f. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library Kentucky. ane
Manager Gift Concert, Public Library
Building, Louisville, KY.
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REDEMPTION OF
COUNTY WARRANTS.

COUNTY MIS-.
| will pay on presentation at my office,
County Warrants drawn on the GeneraI
Fund OF Yuma cnun;y. from M 324 series
ut 1871, to N" II series of l372, inclusive.
Also warrants drawn on C"unty Conin.
gent Fund. from NJ; 10 to 10, inclusive.
Holders of ab..vr mentioned warrants,
are hereby noiif.'d. that interest upnn
warrants above sprcifird ceases frnm fhis
date and that if not presented for pay
nent within TEN days, the funds set
apart for their rrdrm ton. will be applied
to payment of warrants next in order Of
issue. JAS NJ. BARNEY,
Treasurer, Yuma County
Yuma, Dec 3lst, 1873. janl0t2
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REDEMPTION OF
I y MA COUNTY BUILD
ING FUND" BONDS.

RlDS viii be received by the UNDER
D.lgnsd mp to, and nut = o'clock p. m,
OF wednesday. the Dist inst.. for the sur
render OF" Yuma County BniI5ing Fund"
oohds the amount of cash IN the 81 Yuma
County Building Fund bring Fourteen
hundred sixtY-eieht ll-lOO dollars ap-
piicaole TO payment OF bonds drawn up
on said Fund.
All bids must be scaled proposals, and
endorsed" Proposals for the SURRENDER az
Yuma County Building Fund Bondsn.
JAS. NJ. BARNEY, \
Treasurer
per A. j FINLAY,
Dept'y.
Yuma, Jan. lst, 1874. ianIOs2
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Restoration of Lands.
A bill will be in reduced in the
House next Monday that provides
for the restoration to the General
Government, of all lands west of
the Missouri river, that were
previously granted to the AT
lantic and Pacific Railroad Com
pany."
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DissoIution of Co-partnership.

Yuma. Ian. 9Th, 1914. janlOt2
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New Publications.

WASHINGTON AND ITS ENyIRoNs. an Illus
tI.ted, Desofi ptive and Historical Hand book to
dolph Keim. lFor sale BY Washington booksell-
This is q very industriously compiled hand
book, by one well qualified for the task, and the
result is an excellent work Of reference, in very
convenient and compact form, and presented
in flexible covers according to the style of the
best foreign hand books. Its rs pages contain
definite information on all the subjects concern
ing which he visitor to Washington is likely to
need information; and 1t will also be matter Of
surprise to old citizens TO find how much alta is
supplied concerning the capital city of which
he was ignorant. The hand book has two use
full maps of the city and the country sd jacent.
ODONOyAN ROsSAs Prison LIFE. Sir
years in English Prisons. New York: The Amer a.
can News Company. Through ID. A, Brosnsn J
This book gives the remarkable experiences
of the Irish patriot in English prisons, and the
quotations made in the preface from the London
Spectator, and by the prison commission appoint
ed by the Gladstone government fully confirm his
statements of the inhumanity with which he
and other Irish political prisoners were treated
The narrative is interesting, even to readers
not Irish, but would be much more readable if
compressed to half the space.
TIE MOoNSTONE. A Novel. By wilkis Ool-
lius su, hor OF The Woman in Willie, i" Arms
J O. Psrker.I
This volume is one of the handsome library
edition OF Collins novels now being issued by
the Harpers. 1.-THE Moonstone" as a story is,
nextt to the woman in White" calculated to
interest the largest number of readers of any
OF bis works. The writer, who in most of his
novels traces the influence of circumstances
upon character. in this Teverses the process
and traces the influence of character upon cir
cumstances. The story of the Diamond is
founded on the stories of two of the royal dia-
monds of Europe, but the plot is worked out in
Collins own most mastery style.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR sALE-FERY CHEAP-The BKsI
- DkNCk OF Robert n Green ct privsfe sale
% socouht OF the owner Of the shove house b-ir q
70 dispose OF his interest in the arm Of Palm
and Green, and expecting 20 engage in business
esev here, viii Vfer the above private sale until
ftlosy Feb Hsry 9th. TIE house is situated on the
Georgeiown, d C, Is cottage in style aud Is con,
sisered oue Of the bandsonest med house.
IN the District A piazza forty feet long extends
around he front. The house contains ten rooms
including bathroom; also q Suitable nun hsr OF
closets, storeroous, &C aud q cellar paved with
brick The bath room s cow. nieut TO All ps-ts -
second story and has water eos.t, bath tub and
ble-top vashstsnc, with hot and cold water
The kitchen has range Of latest i'm PROV sment also
SINK, draining shelf and china closets complete
Lairebe stove and mari nsutel IN psrlor. The
ana Latrobe IN parlor, thereby requiring hut very
little fuel The interior arrangements Of the HOUSE
Ae such as TO make IL very convenient, and needs
10 De seen TO he appreciated. The building
spsctlosi tullder for years before coming to
the Dlstrict: 10 WAS repainted and parlor paper
snu iItscoeu last YAH, and II nos in such Complete
repair that o more expense will be required Tor
The Lot contai go square feet, is beautifully
terrsoed and sodded, and has alley ten feet aide
The Furniture, Carpets, Shades, &C will be .old
with the house IL desired
This property will be sod fer much less than cost
person having but little means. Apply on The
jarsl ct ROBERT M. GREEN.
ttOR REET-A lovely h.me, highest and health
iest locaon In the CITY, STU >ted on l0th stret
BbICh, bay windows front and rear: all the moi
ern improYements and conveDiences imaginable;
Including light and ventilation. back pa-Ior opens
story new brick Stable on the rear. R-nt $40 In
quire l2ss l. street northwest. lsus7.eoIt-
Il OR SA l. e
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RUILDERs, ATTIETIoN !

Call and examine prices Of those fine BUILDING
LOTS on l4th q, b, a, Oorcorsn streets, IN square
No. 2+O Eyery newly finished house in the mel xh-
borhood mas been sold, and the demand il increasing
rapidly. To persons nth capital, who will improve
the ground by building brick dwellings, great in
ducements will be offered
STANLEY JONES,
ian26-6t No. 5ll 9TH ST =, opp. p. o. Dept.
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GOAL md kINDLING WOOD.
COAL, of all sizes and kinds, kept on plank floors
and screened before dfhr1y.
HICKORY, OAK, AND PINE WOOD,
Sapsd AMI split, or in the stick.
OAK AND PINE KINDLINGs
STEPHENSON & BROTHER,
1904 Pennsylvania avenue
yan3l-tr Mill aud Depot 7th ct. wharf
IOhronice, Republican,
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TO PERSONS WHO HOLD TAX TITLES
The understened Is pr pared, for the heirs OF
DANIEL CARROLL, 81 Burlington, at fair val
usiiOn, TO give quit claims any property where
they hold the title in equity.
THOs. X. wAGG,MAS,
farN-bf lRenutliraul -
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One of our most responsible citizens, and Ire
long democrat by the WAY, has some wei-con-
sidered remarks in another column upon the
remarks OF Senator Thurman upon the Gov
ernor's memorial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-31

There lie a good deal of squirming amongst
the parties implicated in the dirty business of
;he publication of the Huntington letters. The
Washington correspondent of the Cincinnati
Gazette now feels called upon to rise and say
that ''the charge that the letters were obtained
surreptitiously by those who used them L.
wholly untrue. Gentlemen having the proper
legal custody of them furnished them" On
the other hand We have Mr.. Gassawsy saying
that he left the letters with Mr.. Van Riswick,
(rho Is known TO nobody else but the Gasette
correspondent as illegal Custodian and that
they were obtained from Van Riswick "by false
representation" Mr.. Van RisWick says they
were obtained from him by ga mistake Va
rIous other statements have been made, and all
conflicting. II would be well for the parties
concerned to have some understanding and
agreement upon q story Of the matter. II
would save them some trouble and considerable
miscellaneous living.
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Collins own most mastery style.
~ CHgIsTIAN CHURCH, Vermont avenue,
sni 3 E%ENiSs by re-
HoIKISs, of Indiana. Seats all free; the public
6M6hR6w Il II Pa mr. y the Ps.tG
~ Of London %Rhe Graf fS r5s'
nFsPEOIAL SABBATH SERVICE AT 3 80
49, IN street church, near 9th. Theme The
taas Ennina an' 4in nh.1s s1oJScL dods Aosen
EyERY NIGHT NEXT WEEP All are wei!
~ subject SUNDAY, at II a. m, at the Chris
tsdeI phian Synagogue, northeast corner of New
O'Clock. 1.-THE Future Of the Jewish People" Seats
FALL THE MEMBERS OF GERMANIA
90 attend the regular meeting on next TUESDAY,
kstbrIsry Sc, at O'clock m, in the Hall, corner
It " " EMMA BARTHoLoMAE, sec'y.
FA SPECIAL NETTING OF THE MIDI:
S5lUMBiA viii be held To- on sATukbaY, January E
81, 1884, at O'Clock D. m, to take action in regard
to the death Of skoRs. JsHs SsSs' EIi q
O. II. A. KLEINSCHMIDT, NJ. D., Sec. 1t
TBOARD MEETING OF TaE W. O.. A.
% e Ssd
DAY AFTERNOON, February 81, at the Il .me,
on lSh street, at O'Clock. Devotional meeting at
Jan5i-2t MRS W. +. BAsoOM, ssc'y.
rFMAsONfC The members Of HARMONY
:, sas%r 70 sa"Sss
AFTERNOON, at o'clock, 70 attend the funeral
II WIN. a. YATES, Sec.
rs nas0sIC "A special e9ny9eation Of
viii be held at Masonic Temple, sUEDA Febru
a ary 1T, a. Jock m to attend the funeral Of
Ma.ons sood standing flaterna IEW invited
Il II order of NJ 3 3. i i & CAMPBELL, Secretary.
FIHE BIGINNINs AND END OF THE
deliyeres by the Rev; W. 9 DAY, Of Baltimore, or
east corner Of sth and g streets, opposite Patent
ONCE The usual New Church services, ana Ser:
men M%p ~ ihe Pastor at the same place on SUNDAY
FWAsHINGIoN ASSOCIATION OF EN-.
Wy GINEERS AND ARCHITECTS.-The first
s VII be 1d ON 5ns FeSTaSsfS 81 az
m precisely: A. thi. meeting the constitution
nal constructing members will be closed at the
1917. Il. DUBofs, seers,aTy pro pro ten:
HrHE GAZETTE,
Maintaining its high fame, will,
TOMORROW,
be very rich number, in Sharp Editorials, socie-
ty Gossip, Chit Chat, Local Hits, &C.. &c.
READ THE GAZETTE TOMORROW.
Then also remember the GAZETTE is the very
bet Advertising agent.
ook6 AaEeTI;eEfGis received up to TWELVE
TI. OF. G. $. q D. or s. Ineor pOrated. }
and d, Of s., met on the 2s:h January. The rega-
lar routine Of business was transacted. Reports
4 i.T
18Th Ia., ii which time ali representative are re-
Ios.nu VIM; =: LUCAS, B. w,p. q. Chief.
Acting ID. @ Secretary pro tenn. IT.
syykER1sSr M " PER 9r BLACK p aAwk
sted to attend the stated sleep Of the Tribe
:.sss6o sqsv s g
JAZZ Il" '' A. A. BIZ RGa, Oh Of B.
TMAsONIC-A Resumed Oonyoc alton of LA:
a FhGhsbAH GGeHhHsiss J sS W. ~
AIse, Resumed Conyocatisn Of LAFAYETTE
ING, January 81, at clock.
i 81 Stsfr JOHN EDI1N MASON, Secretary.
rhAseNIO HALL BONDS.
Notice is hereby given that the coupons due Feb
ISOLATION vii be paid al q the BANKING house Of
MessIs. Riggs & CO., in this city. Thos. holding
ment previous to the suspension OF the First Ma
tional Bank, are requested TO notify the under:
may sS 81 ihf D. EXRSsR
jan2S4t Secretary Masonic Hall Association.
FGAIEL JUSTICE WAITE, PHOTO.
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LOST AND FOUND,

hoiCl AMI rOO MI.
I osT-Last evening: between street and $ ,2tt
4 square, or and 10th steeets, small EAR
be paid for its return to No foIa 10th st. NV it
| 0sT0on Thursday, The 18th instant, two GOLD
- MEDALS, engraved Annie X. schneider. The
hnder VIII be suitably rewarded by leaving them at
No. 1910 Penna. avenue. jan3l-2t'
/ OsT-On "Wednesday evening, the 9th, on NJ
Of ssS od h md a. Be ri Part
finder. who will be rewarded by leaving it at s37
1 OsT-DeG ember 2lth. a small Scotch TERRIK q
reward viii, be paid i left a lass Msdi-9<
s sna street. bstTssn and Nsts and
ZANE TO ME--Thursday, January 18th, large,
- young and ala able black and white
sG his f. n1Ts sR x
LIST street northwest. Jan3l st
I OsT-On the 10th instant, q large black and tan
hS os R0G ma tSe ns sarsp p On a
liberal reward will be paid if returned@7
ls7 Pepnsylysnia avenue, between "a and 18th
STRAY COW CAME TO MY PREMISES on
"A the so.h instant; dark brindle. with large.~N
horns and long tail. want the owner to comeRR
her Mr.. NARY rasr
and Sd streets, No 122, northwest. Jan3l-2t'
I0REWARD-Lost January sOtb, LADY's
- III P0CKETBOOK containing money, pa pers
&c; one slip cut from newspaper, being a notice
q bost made Sy it,s sGy DIe'fEiRsGn 'Spsd
sHEKILL, Clerk Arlington House. jaDsl-a'
CAhE TO THE sUBsORIBER ON THE morn.
S0 ips Of Sa ns,, s0th' enc red horned Ut
her away. r. J. IoEBEs, si7 Sd street & so ].
7 OsT-On the 18th instant, liver coIored POIN
IL TER Dog, with white breast and legs; 9~J
steel r fH9 = s nss GGsF
street, between Congress and Washington, George
town. Jan29-3t-
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FOR SALE.


L CASE, BOW WINDOW, COUNTER and
SHELVING. Call at s21 N street n. W. janSl ST
EOR BALE CHEAP--A large IRON SAFE;
LATIMER CLEARY 8 auction rooms. jansO St"
ITOR SALE-Sorrel HORSE, BUGGY, and
l. HARNESS, suitable for doctor. Also,
very fine SADDLE HORSE, at FLEM. IN
MING'S Stable, 40 street. janss-4t' 81
lust ARR!y6E Iw AND FOB SALE CAR
Capitol Hill Livery and Sale Stables, A
III % street outhsa"i 1orRrR pro,.,s,.1
LOB SALE-A LIBRARY Containing two tnou-
u sand Books, some School Books and r1WA
States; also, Store Fixtures, with Glass NZT
Doors and Drawers; can be bought veryWN
cheap. Ne. S3l 7th street northwest. jan2l 2wr
LOB SALE-OANARY BIRDS, MOCK ING
l. BIRDS, male and female, No. 1877 6outhSx =
street, between LIST and ID streets east. "
decH i'm J. ~. 0OETZ. ~
II ONE CHOOSES TO DRIHK ALCOHOLIC
l. SPIRITS, say our temperance men and women,
lot 1t be at least pure article. II ba well-known
fact to Judges that pure goods does not come from
the large oistilleries, rectfying, or compounding
turning out Thousands OF barrels Of
miserable stuff, but from the country manufectu.
rers, making few hundred barrels Per year, along
the mountain streams Of Pennsylva anita, Maryland
latter I have In store for sale, guaranteed as to
purity, and NO Jaaey prices to make believe.
o. WILMER. Dealer in Fine Groceries,
jaL2s-T 1918 Pennylvania avenue.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19

in conversation but reserve them for their readers
Stll there seems to have been no lack OF hilarlty
al his board. At all events, it assembled many
of the brightest men of the day, and there should
have been no more hack of wit than OF WINE sun
whatever interest there may be in the book IS IN q
great measure lost by the enormity OF publishing II
without an index. The contents are SO entirely OF
personal character that 1T is hardly worth the
trouble TO fish out individual instances from such
mass of details You wish TO know, for instance,
what Chorley saws of Hawthorne, OF Savage Landor,
or Dickens but in order to find this, you have to
turn over the leaves till you are out of patience as
the table Of contents at the opening of the volume
furnishes only an imperfect and unsatisfactory clue
You might as well be sent for valuable papers to
chest secured by a combination lock Of which you
have not the secret
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
Wtfdtt 5ledmers

EAGLE LINE. ,o,,,n.
Ia UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMsHlPS,n
TO PLYMOUTH, CHERB0URG AND HAhBuhu
The eegao Cdebrt steamship will sail from Nssi " 'ono"s'
UERDER, Capt A. fischer.
TUESDAY. May 10.
GOETHE. Capt J. A. Wilson,
lime Q from Eagle Iine Pier foot Of hrst St. Hoboken
RATES OF PASSAGE TO
pIyNOrrTU LONDON CHERBOURG, AND HAMBURG;
C,bn int $40 god second saloon, $72 god
10 Plymouth London $50 eurency eerage 70 oheroours N
t.uhnro $50 gold Hamburg $50 enrrency
FOR fht apply PUNCH, EDlB Co., ~ sontn "lham']
ror ua,sage apply 10 KNAUTH, NACHOD kUHNE,,
ioi ''''''' -ff' " General Agents, 1 Is Broadway.