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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-25
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET
NETWORK. Thursday, Sept, "a. 1874

NETWORK, Thursday, Sept "a, 1874
Since the opening of the current week de-
veopments in the general horse market have not been
Of much importance but an indication OF the near
future evidence has been given OF revival OF trade
There far demand for all kinds Of horses, with
the exception Of high-prced stock, which Is also
pected increase by the gradual return OF moneyed
to town. Arrivals still on very limited scale
and their quality does not present any interesting
feaures their condition is generally good Prices have
not changed materially they continue for:
Canadian horses single from ..........Sl0O 20 sl25
Csnsian horses 10 pairs from. 25Oto 400
Ordinary estern business horses head from $50 70 $50
Par Of light driving horses Of particular
speed from AUTO 1OO
according excellence 500 lSO0
Sales by auction or horses carriages, harness, and
general horse equipments tomorrow friday, Sept. 25
at the following marts:
BY Mr.. Arch. Johnston, In Thirteenth.st.. near Uni
yersity-pace, at 10 a. IN
BY Messrs. Van Tasse & Kearney In East Thrt eenth
ST.. near Fourth-ave., at IL u. I'D.
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The bidding and asking prices at the close were:

The Bank Of England made no change in tho
minimum rate Of discount at the regular meeting OF
Directors to-day and it still stands at three per cent,
though on the Stock Exchange money is obtainablo
at q. The Bank lost in bullion during the week
e47OOO gaining on balance to-day f10OO0 The specie
in the Bank of France increased 5574OOO francs dur
ing the week British Consols have been steady. and
United States bonds frmer Erie Railway shares
are tending upward on rumored negotiations of the
remainder of the bonds of the Company. The for
eign exchange market was quiet but lower, tho
sales being negotiable at 4s3s forGo days. and
4.s6 for sight. The gold market did not amount to
anything in point of speculation, the prices all the
way through being stereotyped at 1O9!. The rates
paid for the use of coin to deliver were ], 2, and
per cent per year. The Assistant Treasurer opened
the bids at noon for the Treasury gold the last OK
the September programme. Responded to by Is bid
ders, whose aggregate S23O2OOO, at rates rang
ing from 1926 to lO9.6i!. The award of half mil
lion was made at 1890 to 1O964t. The details are
"a follows:
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
FRTDAf. SEPT. IS.

Nail. for Ha and santo Domingo BY the Ssanoo Aas1 e'
m siean,hip sails az D. H., from Pier No. IL North kVer
SATURDAf. SEPT 20
AMd for Hsuf,r s. eoeiH The he"'rors ro''o"'' ""
ys for r.. and Ireland via Queenstown and Liverpool %
,sm.bip Celtic close a. IL NJ Supplementary Mail Is closed Az
~ Po.tOce at 80 D. H. stesmshp sails at D. M uom rs
No. so North River. - 81, ,,,....S. nail.
~, m Mail Is closed at the Post omee
Al 1880 D. IN steamship sails at from foot oil na'"' no
boken. A.. .,.au.hin
Nal. for South Central America per me aeamp
Colon close IN. Supplementary Mall u elosp ns O''
o1os IN m steam ,hip sas at ~ NJ from Pier No. az N
SUNDAY. SEPT. 2I
Ali Mails close O'CLOCK IN. The fO'sonee o''a "'"
tall
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Proposals
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
OFyIcR or SuPr. or Public Pro
MAnfsox Wis SeDt 4 1877

OFyIcR SuPr OF Public PROPERTY
MADISON. Wis, Sept 4, 1874
Notice hereby given pursuant 70 Chapter 2l Of the Laws Of Wis
1874 that sealed will be received this
the 10Th day Of October 1874 for furnishing
with the stationery Tor s dudng the
mencing January !. 1873.
Of the articles and The quantity OF each required win be fur
all persons desiring bid application this oce either
personally By letter All stationery 10 correspond with the samples
Inspection al this Office said Chapter IL
delivered the Superintendent Public
Capital the City OF Madison Wis., before the li Of De-
cember, 1874
Each BIZ must be accompanied bond the penal Of Ten
Thousand Doan ereued BY the bidder principal and by
resident eehoer surei conditioned that the bidder will
stationery according the Of his bid and
nte parsuaDos thereof shah
dor said bond their a.,sioo 10 The effect tina, they resident
ehoers OF this STATE and each Worth the Ten THOUSAND
Dollars and above an deb liabilities and exemptions property
this The juoaton shall he accompanied
Of Jsdge CTk % Cont Record effect
personally d with the and thai believes
each worth be stated the Justification anI above all
debts and liabilities I'D
contract viii be LEI " the owest bidder quality considered who
shall furnish security above Indicated satisfactory the
abAe Property provided however that preference will be- given
bidder ling doBg business tho state Of Wisconsin II
bis I'D ha be los that u other bidder doing business
tbs STAKE +. c. LuSD,
Acting Supt Of Public Property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-25
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, before JUS
Wande Eugene Fox Of No 81 Mottt held $1,000 bail
for breaking the house OF Henry scha at No. 80 huber and
stt.mpng 10 steal wearing apparel 5000 He caught
seha while eav the house with the property in his
At the Yorkyille Police Court yesterday Justice
Sherwood committed Crombe the Mounted Squad for trial
committed Michael Hammil Of No 36l West Thirty
6nh The released In 81 900 ball. young Bohemian
woman Suhia fined 70 OI appearing Thre
dre.s Inn ale affre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-25

Sun dr.s.... $3.50 se5.. oo3 Noon hes '''' O;Oo
Bi5H pAr-As
sapdJ HOok 7Ol Cows lssnG 1888 Hell Gate Ferry AIS
DAr-p
SANDY uoos. 1923 GOV IaDd,. sO2' Hell Gate Ferry 0'ol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-25
THURSDAY. Sept. 2i-P. NJ.

IHUKsDA1, sept, 2I-P, NJ
The stock market opened with arise in the general
list but prices hestated toward noon and soon after
lost all they had gained, closing finally at decline
of / TO ! on many Of the asiye speculative shares,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-25
DfntisIrp.

S0 000 PEOPLE have had teeth ex-
cOsONJO aeei under fresh gas without pain In.
I'll int 80 each ait0uaL metallic enslaeled
the ghS aud Prices Of al operations
Moderate ks- u0u 40 Eat Twenty opposite Association
uaIL Dr WAIT \ Sun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-25
vYORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY SEPTEMBER q. 1874

Council During the excursion Grafuia's band played
selection OF national and popular airs The members
OF the rife team pracoine at Creedmoor. and con-
sequenty were unable TO be with the excursion party
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-25
PASSENGERS ARRTpED.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

FROM HAvANA-Ia steamship CITY Of HlranI. Sept N-Iehn
Muller ADD Philip Muller Leonardo M)qu Nicolas de Cas'ro
Manuel beaueour, Manuel Pinet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-25

This amount 1881 451 Al less than required last
year. From this also there VIII have to be deducted the
amount on hand Sept /, in the Revenue Fund, which
will make the total amount TO be raised for city puT
Doses s64s1,l2I ca,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-25
BY Judge Prs.t-Rhodes sg. Havemeyer.- Memorandum.
Sunerior Conrt-SnecinL Iern-Ry Judge Van Worst
COURT CALESDARs-THn DAT.


CouRT Sept 24The following Cour,
Appess for 20! Nos 12, 1zS 49, 1872 1886
l43, l43 No.
COznIssIos APPBALs-ALBANI Sept 2iThe following the
the Commission Of Appe,s FRIDAY sept % lo74 Nos
249 $50 25l. 254, 255, 251, 2jS, 1856, 2O3, 235.
limited By the calendar Of the hrst 100
will general calendar conclusion VI the hrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-25
DECIslONS-SEPT. "a.

Supreme Cout-Chambrs-B Judge Donohue-
Continental Insurance COMPANY Woodwork Cameron
Motion granted MooTe-Orte confirming report
Marshall sgt Powler-Moon granted abide
Tin AIT allowance granted Hochhs
Pgues ag scbwarMemor.ndums In the matter Of the In.
dsnetble Material Company-Order granted Batter al
Mehessel Rbbnghausen Robinson ct sLMoonI denied
orandum Bernstein Keser keYseI aga B.rnsen-Moons
denel Savings Bank HowMotOn denied without
BY Judge LASreneeTIedwe sgt PomeroTAoon denied with
$40 costs memorandum QuaSsack National Bank Wadde-
Motion denied defendant amending her sAementSes
randnm.
BY Judge Pratt-Rhotes sgt. Hsvemeyer- Memorandum.
Superior Court-Speciai Term-By Judge Van Worst
Thomas Loaners Bank Y-MOtiOn denied Fellow.
denied stboui Bddy
denied Poote ag HAiehet all Kpoep.
aQt Kings County Muller
RAmmy; Smith AIT Phillips Phillips SchOen ag
rner Miles Agt Brown Gesen sgt finck; Merritt Agt
Kuigh agt Watson Fhauer Bees Sewing Machine ct
granted In Whitney GcProeeedngs dismissed without
BY Judge sedgwekwason Brennan-CAse setled proposed
findings and conclusions passed upon.
Common Pleas-Specidl Ierm-By Judge Loew-
Cox AIT Leimbach GrohmAn Grohmsn SPAIN
AT DoMouou place Special calendar cause
granted. Reilly ag. Moran ct Al-MoIioD denied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-25

insurance The Traders Insurance Company OF chicago
~ saS to he heartily in sympathy with the Board, but
oanid hardly refuse to do business In Its own city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-25
Iohn Wallace.

The outward-bound steamers sailed with Sl44,670
in silver bars to-day. The Havana steamers have
brought here this week $4,000 in cold coin. The
Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000 in called
bonds and $4,000 in coin interest. The days bust
ness at the Gold Exchange Bank covered Gold
cleared Sl5S1SOOO gold balances, Sl,27i,6S5; cur
rency balances, Sl,ST,6S5.
We annex closing nominal rates for foreign ex-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-25
PAIR H.-spAuLprSa. J,

25S. Randall agt FELTON,
ISL. BuckleY ACT. II. and b.
Coal CO.
1874. Miller. j.. art Lang.
239. Collins es al. sgt heChhs-
tie.
II. .Hesth, IT, ssi. LanglsJ e'
1877. .Braanvorth sst. kaufman
el al.
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horsss. Carriages, Harness, &r.

4 UCTIUN HOUSE Of ARUH. JUHNSTUN
"A Late Johnston & Van rssssn.
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION BRANCH OF THE
HOUSE Is REMOVED TO The SPACIOUS PREMISES,
10 81. 90, and rs THlRrBBSrH-Sr,
University place.
The business will be conducted precisely the st and hon
orabe which characterized the dealings Of
and confidence the business community
well the public at large, = .
REGGLAR SAILS EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
ENTREES for be made through the mail
II A. FITCH, 1913 East 24th-st.--SuperiOr
IL. Carriage And Road Horses large reasonable prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-25

Money has been in good supply all day at cas- per
cent on call. at 5a7 on prime paper. The Treasury
AT Washington received $4,000 in National bank
notes for redemption to-day, and $4,000 in called
5-20s.
Government securities have been quiet but q
shade firner, closing on the basis Of the annexed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-25
PAsr III.-NcADAS. j.

GxxaaAL MISUNDERSTANDING, John HArmsin 'Souv
Jobn Bill pe William Donaldson. eonioas arsuN an1
George Flanagan bag,rN John Smith grand .ssny s ,
grand Meyers graut larceny Frank soh
Charles areeny bleran Ter FORD gram
Elbetn Tracy. assault aud bsiterTi Richard "sm' ASS "
hat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-25
SUPREME CouRr-CnAxBKHs-DASIELs,

I-GRoss. ).
275. Fucker agt Lucker
276. .Selmsou syL sealessinger.
%. Knapp at. HaiLsaT.
ala. .Albueh sgi. LeIon aud
another.
$50. Malcolm sgt Rutgers Fire
Ins. co.
1908. .HIrseh ct al Agt. Boai.
SSl. .MerceillOt agt STATION.
s3..Nieler AT Clunt.
ll3..HVI.nAa at. bVss9pg stsl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-25

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT. O'CLOCK P. NJ.
| U 500 Registered, 1865 U $40 Coupon 1857 ,o-
| 600 ,.,...'.. be. l5s $500. 1l67s
U $500 Coupon, 1865 U lO4O registered
bc.ll UO.....
ID
New-York tribune., 1874-07-17
JnsirucIion.
For Bows and Young Men Citv

DACKARDs BUSINESS COLLEGE, Broad
corner llth,t.Ihs largest best nsht aud best
mercsaB No extra charge for those who tale Prepeh
spanish. Call for oroazT address, s. PACKARD 90
New-York tribune., 1874-07-17
CLOSE OF BUSI-
NESS. 3 O'CLOCK P
THURSDAY, July l6-P. VI.

After the furry produced by the Chicago fire. the
stock market has rclapsed into an extraordinary
state of duness. As to prices there was loss,
compared with last nights closing quotations. on
most of the spccuatyes. and gain on very few.
among which Ohio and Mississippi was conspicuous
for an advance of to per cent Erie gained J. and
Hannibal and st. Joseph, ]. Union Pacific and Lake
Shore each lost !; Northwest, /; st. Paul and
Western Union, each {, and Wabash and Pacific
Mail each ], the latter closing weak and dull, as
did in fact the whole market The arrangement
that was supposed to have been made between the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company and the Panama
Railroad contemplated that the former should ran
the railroad and pay II per cent interest on the
stock and one-half the net earnings above
that, and relay the present tracks with
steel rails Nothing has been cOnsummated
however, is ii at all certain that anything will
be, the important obstacle i'll the way being clause
in the charter of either company prohibiting the
making of leases. 1t is claimed for the Pacific Mail
managers that their ingenuity is quite equal TO the
emergency and that they devise or have devised
a form of contract containing all the necessary
qualities of lease without infringement of the pro-
hibitory clause referred to- In the street when both
stocks rose Oh the rumor that arrangement had
been effected, some disposition shown to cast
ridicule upon it by likenng the companies to the
two ingenious Yankees who, being confined in a cell
over night had when released in the morning, made
five dollars apiece swapping jackets But
the similie is not good it seems for
if the two companies could be run under joint
arrangement on equitable terms it might be ma
terally for the benefit of both, for the Panama Rail
road is the key to the situation. There seem to be
insurmountable legal difficulties in the way. and
this fact In connection with the care taken to give
general currency to the rumor imparts what is
called on Change odor of fshiness and suggests
the probability that it was one of those playful
little tricks common to the business all over the
world Erie had gained largely IN the earlier deal
ings. but in the afternoon the price was carried
down by the reported decision of of the State
courts, compelling the payment of interest on tho
Boston, Hartford and Erie bonds guaranteed by the
Erie.
The printed list of sales indicates the extreme
meagerness Of the business. while the following
table gives the opening highest lowest, and closing
prces of the principle active shares
New-York tribune., 1874-07-17

Gold was quoted all day at 1o9.0lOol the open
ing and closing prices respectively. The market
was dull and without new feature. The CARVING
rates were and II per cent. The days business at
the Gold Exchange Bank was foows Gold
cleared. Sl25G1O 900; gold balances, S10O,l56; cur
rency balances, 81 2g!,JO0. The Treasury sold ono
million gold at 1917. the bids having aggregated
S4.390OOO at prices ranging from 1925 to l0977.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000 on account
of interest and redeemed 5000 in called bonds
Foreign exchange was weak, but unchanged in
rates the nominal quotations having beca aa-
neXed:
New-York tribune., 1874-07-17
GO :. -. ,nJ
iiu.toi. liz To,.b,ootjone AGlltcrGt0ns ana

Ijo6ol. lis Combinations, Adlltrati0n'' ana
PbsieaL Effects by Col J. G.. DUDLEY GEO. T. Putnams
Sons) fresh Offering the cause of total abstinence
compiled from the writings OF the most celebrated ply
scians chemists, and physOlogists of the present day
II undertakes to show the true nature and effects OF
alcoholic beverages and expose the system OF frauds
and aduerations connected with their manufacture and
sale. The work is grounded on the principle that II
alcohol were unknown lalf the sin and large part OF
the poverty and unhapDiness of this world would dlTp
pear and it brings many powerful arguments and Illus
tratons In snpport OF the position The part OF the
work devoted to the aducraton OF the various favor
lite beverages in common exceedingly curious ana
may at least put the amateurs OF fancy ppes on their
guard against cOunterfeits.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-17
DEMOYAL.-The CHARLIER INSTITuTI

and Young Geetsmen Soa l26 Ea.t
TwentyfOuh will September 70 iis budur
Wat Ekr-l4aiA-st. os Genital PAIE, near sirtb-sve
Ptoi Bile A9LIRR plrse.ol
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fore. but they no longer possess tho sparkling glow
of the ancient vintage.


pRrIcH IN TnEoJoGY Or DOcTsss TWIN TO & irTas H1
Mead 5U"' ''''' '''''
The author of this volume, who by name
and lineage may claim a legitimate place among tne
CHAMPIONS OF orthodoxy comes 10 the defense OF our
common CaIvlnism" against the doctrines which DR..
Charles Hodge has attempted TO engraft upon the
system Ia his late work upon TheoloSy' THESE doc
trnes the author insists are bewuernR ana pernclons
loading with difficulty the very points OF temptation IN
the Gospel" Cavinism Is complete without them
They have never before been presented in any Calvin
isc book. They form unseemly excrescence on the
purity OF religion. The main point OF the authors
oectons TO the teachings Dr. Hodge IL that they
forth the divine glory rather than the pursuit OF ho
ness as the object OF religion But thls he argues,
Ia 10 substitute q fetch IN the place of the
Deity The various forms in which fetch endeayor to
simulate the garb OF religion illustrated AT length and
with not a httle pungency and force He protests
against every word OF dogmac theology that sets up
AMI hority independent of In doing this, DR..
Hodge he alleges away the shelters OF truth
in her Of peril and weakened the church in the
spot of her worst necessity "A father learning from
his son that by reading Spencer his College days are un
settling him on the subject of reigion,'wres back to
nim-whltl That he must ask help from higher
source better to understand such literature that he
must read more diligently the Bible. aud with
immediate faith TO the help OF the Redeemer Alas
possibly no doubt ho may have told him all this;
bat the conspicuous reply which reached Others and
was talked of in place, that he must subdue his
reason Now layman in the church has learned so
10 talk from the teaching OF theology" The reasoning
of the author would have been moro effective. II
sented in a more compact and consecutive form. His
method rambling and his Illustrations often anciful
and erratic But he suggests many pregnant questions
which open an interesting Held OF discussion His book
must at least attract attention by the bodncss and zeal
with which from a Cavinstic point OF view it assaiIs
the authority OF the greatest living masters OF
Calvinistic theology.
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New pnblltailons.

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Treats Illustrated NeW- York and Brooklyn
( b. Tread furnishes valuable guide TO the stranger
visiting those cities. and gives muca information OF
novelty and interest to the Oldest nbabitant The
architectural views cOplous and attractive, repre-
sentng many OF the numerous spen lid buildings which
have recently been added to the embellishments of the
metropolis.
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NUT THIS DAY.
~ Ask your Hewsd.aler for August number Of
OLD AND NEW
CONDUCTED EDWARD EVERETT HALE
Among the articles the oo"lng;
" ORR sKElCHlNG CLUB" by Mr. TyrShtt -
tIIE PROTESTANT THEORY OF Al IHOldIl, by keV james
.... ...,,..,, -. ,,. T., ,,,, - 4.
THE OLD CAPCCIlN AND 'HE loUNu CAhihhiih' W
Bishop Feuec .. u 49,, -, a.. t..., J..
"NlCOLEIfE AND AJCASS!N' ATahsa'eu Hoh Ho i'u'" w
4. 4. Hale.
An OLD 6OSG'
And a Schedule Of our
AUTUMN CAMPAIGN.
Wherein offer
40 CHROMOS.
Terms, 81 a year POSTPAID. Atlass . .
i. b. PTGEINS. Business Asont
Nd Il
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as follows:
d 1882 GsG % p,Vgt' ~ 1ti '5- -
Cott Jl C4ueucf ,
goGa b,lane 40 go SOB ~ CIstoLs 5s 100 %
Currency receipts. l&JS,oo5 II
Government bonds were steady on a very moder-
oto business. The offerings continue small. Tho
-. ,;ors ,voro ~ f,tloyva.
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PEADY AT 12 O'CLOCK.
HARPERS
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR AUGUST. 1874.
COEIENl6;
rnt QUEEN OF AQUIDNECK
WIZ Twen;y.four illustrations.
TIE PEARL or TIE PHILIPPINES. By r. H. stoldari
OUR NEAREsT SElGHBoE: MEXICO. H. By Bishop Gilbert
Haven. D. D.
With Twelve Illustrations.
BEN SADIS QUEST
OS THE BOUNDARY LINB
With Twehiy-three Illustrations.
TRUUTFIsHISG. b. VIII Wallace llar-ey.
With Illustration
THE LIVING LINK BY the The Dodge Clab' The
American BaIou' ec
CHAPTER KILN EI,Ls Pssad-L. terrible Adventure
H. or,snt Ntws-Ln. The Story Of Frederick Dalton
LII Bo,hers-LIy The SOrs and ther fher-Ly Con
c1,ion.
VIII Foar Illustrations.
TIE AMERICAN RAILROAD.
With Thirteen Illustrations
THE KBY OF TIE FAMILY CLOCK
CASZONE
ARMY oEGANIzATIoS-IiI. By Gen. George b. Mcclellan
ALLEGKhrIO.
GALILEO AND THE PAPAL NFALLlBlLlfY. By Eugene
ESGL,SH LAND AND ENGLISH PEASANTS.
EDIrOHs EASY CHAIR.
EDITORS LITERARY RECORD.
EJIIOhs HISTORICAL RECORD.
EDITORS DRAWER.
HARPERs MAGAZINE for August contains 7S eps illustrations
and the wing attractive features:
.ndy illustrated oy Junus Hear Browne Yesport
Life and Socey.
Al ineng p.pe prases illustrated Spurs the Green
Mountains and lake Memylremagog.
striking poem by H. Stoidard illustrated By Preieri, Also
poem By Wallace Hsrney entitled TrOuPshng illustrated By
Homer.
The Of Bishop Havens illustrated MeIieo
graphic With illustrations Of the American Ralfoad-
how tie male and Low 10
brilliant historical by Egssae Lawrence entitled Calico
and the Pa9A Ini.iibihs."
conclusion Of Gen McCens remarkable series Of popular
papers Army Organization
paper the EussL Agricultural Labor Question By George
TOwle.
The conclusion ofProt Miles powerful serial story Tn.
LiviHg Link"
ston Poems the Editorial Departments covering in
comprehensive all topics S,ce Art Literature
snl Society.
September Number will be commenced eharmng serial
entitled Rape Of the Camp illustrated BY frederick,
HARPERs MAGAZINE, WEEKLY, sad BAZlR
oYH Corr y osa TEiH -, PosIAos Pu.,It,
HARPERs MAGAZINE, HARPEks wRgKLi or HARPyRs
BAZAR viii be Subscriber U,e s,,.,
POSTAGE PREPAID receipt OF Pour Dollars BY Pabn,A.
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hIiscellaneous-Country.

Miscellaneous-CountrY.
NLAVERACK College and Hud. Rlv. Inst at
" Caeracs 20 ALONZO FLiCK. PA Pres.
ERASMUS HALL ACADEMY, FlatbuSh,
II L. L-tor both J. HASBRoUCK, A. 81. Principal.
ENGLISH and CLASSICAL BOARDING
IL SCHOOL Strstfod Conn Spring session begins April u For
circulars address FREDERICK sEDGWiCK, A. VI, Principal.
EALLEY SEMINARY, Fulton, n. Y.-Both
s.Its; reopens Aug. 81 Res. J. GLMOuR 4. H. Principal
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