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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-18
RAILROADS.
GIEANCtm OF .prnn1r.
ToTARE EFFECT
FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1874.
THE GALVESTON.
Houston and Henderson
RAILROAD.

Throo Daily Passenger Trains.
Leave Galveston NJ 0il0 m and arrive NJ
Houston NJ $3.50 u IN.
Leave Galveston NJ POOP m aud arrive at
Houston NJ 600 y m.
Leave Galveston NJ $50 p m and arrive nj
Houston az $50 n m,
Leave Houston NJ Oilb u IN and arrive IL
Galveston AT 900 n IN,
Leave Houston 1000 m ana arrive NJ Gal
weston NJ 2IH0 pm.
Leave Houston ut $40 u M and nrrIye nj
Galveston nj 1880 u M.
On Sundays, passenger train leaves Calves.
ton NJ 1000 IN. Leaves Houston ut 900 ID IN,
The 0;lO n m train from Galveston connects
NJ Harrisburg with tho Galveston, Harris.
burg ana Han Antonio railway. Comets nj
Houston with the Houston aud Texas Cen
trail railroad
The 30Op m express from Galveston con.
nects win the Houston and Texas Central
railway.
Tho dO0p m express from Galveston con-
meets with the International and Great
Northern railroad az Houston nj p m.
The 1880 IN train nom Houston arrives nj
galveston at 28O p m. Connects with the
Morgan steamers.
Ticket offices, 100 fremont street, Calves
ton, and NJ the depots.
Communication tickets 10 local points, one
thousand and five hundred mile tickets, can
DO purchased NJ the ticket offices of this COM
pany or from Galveston ticket office.
Il. u. NICHOLS, Superintendent,
ii. Ii. ANDREWS, General Ticket Agent.
IiOdtf
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COKE! COKE!

The undersigned are prepared to supply
the citizens OF Dallas with COKE. II Will
burn readily in CRATES and stoves, both for
heating and cooking purposes Such as Of
fees, stores and dwellings, II is cheaper aud
better than coal Coke is sold at - cents per
barrel, and coal is sold at the rate Of " 25pcr
barrel. When coal is used tt has to be cooked
by burning Off the gas and smoke before you
get ut the heating properties of tho coal. y +
coke is already prepared, so that when Light
ed and burning you get the most intense
heat. 1t is universally used in large cities
for oolling, by puttinga CRATE in ordinary
cooking stoves !; is much cleaner than wood
and less troubie--no wood 10 be sawed or
split. 1t gives an even ana steady heat. All
orders promptly attended to by leavingthom
ut the office of the company, on Lamar treet,
between Main and Elm. -
j. b SCRUGGS,
23ldlm Soc'y Dallas City Gas Light Co.
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Law Blanks Of every description fer sale
and printed 70 order at this Office,
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NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, NovemberS0.- Floul
quiet but firm; supertine, 81 50; treble
S5@5 80; choice, So 1905 50. Corn
good supply and dull mixed, yellow
and white, 90c. Oats, dull at zoe
Bran, uull at 81 l2l@l Is. Hay, IL
fair supply but dull; prime, S26 so
Pork, in better demand and firmer
held at 81 50 for dry salt; meats, gooC
supply and easier, Mt St@lli@llIc
bacon, quiet and nominal, at 9s(1l3l@
1870. Hams, scarce; old l3c; new l5lc
Lard, in good supply. Sugar, in gooc
demand; inferior, 4l@54c; common, 81
@6c; fair TO fully fair, 6l@74c; prime tc
strictly prime, 7a@SSc. Molasses, gooC
demand prime to choice, 50@55c
Whiskey, easier; Louisiana, 81 or
choice western, 81 05. Coffee, quiet
ordinary to prime, l7@l9ic. Corn
meal, easier, ut 50 rs.
The price current gives the follow.
ing stocks on hand: Pork, 1908 bar.
rels; lard, $40 tierces, 2,465 kegs; ba.
con, 1863 casks; hams, 22S tierces dry
salt meats, 1854 casks.
Coton--Demand good. Sales 500
bales. Ordinary to strict good ordina-
~, lSs@l4c; low middling to sti let low
mlddling l4@l4ic; middling to. strict
middling l4i@l4sc; good middling to
middling fair 43@l5a; fair l52@l6c.
Receipts, II ,722 bales, exports CONT
nent, 3,4SI bales; coast, 1850 bales;
Great Britain, 1882 bales; stock, l25,
1913 bales.
Gold ll2. Sight ! discount. Ster-
ling SIS 43.
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CIIUItOlI DIisEOTORY.

The rui0n Mission sanday frh00l meets eyr
cry hahDath afternoon, az lRli'p ~ o'clock,
RI tho court house, Al Rrn invited,
German Methodist kplSfupal lhnrfh-llye
Oail street Services every sabbath ~ ten
O'clock la The morning AMI hall past seven
Ia tho evening, u, Aibrerhl, pastor,
NJ, Matthew'S Episcopal lhurrh-pOTner Lls
maT and Elm streets, Rev p, u, Davenport,
Rector Sunday school al y am, services
no. NW, ana w pln'
Methudlst Episcopal Church hollh-porneT
u, ElstrrlinR Pastor hluiAY School 49, y
n,lnd drrY ices 10 ~ ~ in, ana " p,i n, pllY
mission HrTViCrHi tWiss avenue, pNtl Dallas
al N a, Hu and corner Young ana trvhA
streets, Ai 3F, M,oyery Sabbath, lleN, sam
uel Atmalipntphl
Cathullc Churrh-iryan street lnew build
inHl-ltry, Father Marllnlrr fhtlnG hef-
yiorH low mas A,ln,i nigh mhha, lp's R'Ii'i
YeHpolH, Pan,
Christian rhurrh-9lder II, NJ, Gano, Pastor
Service every Lard day az " a, in,, ana ~
Pm, fRhhhth school ~ ~ n,ln,
Missionary baptist lhureh.-'aliefN0n ave-
niue, Rev, Abrhu weaver Pastor, sunday
fnuupl az va an, services ~ lOIg anu ana
"a pa,
Presbyterian Chufeh-l.lm street, Rev A
l., Smith, Dp,, Pastor Services every hab'
bath % lo% am aud PIN, Weekly prayer
meeting wednesday a. pm, sabbath
school Babbaih morning ~ . o'clooR,
Methodist Ephclpal Churrh. -i'reaching ewes
~ sabbath no lOiW q, M, unh hp, mi class
meeting " md bOuH service iifip, mi sunday
school o O., md prayer meeting Thursday
evenings nt O'Clock
Cumberland ffpslD trtan Church--leiiem0n
street, sunday NnNOul ~ ~ an, Services
ai II o., ma uhd D, ii,,
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Horribya Accident.

Yesterday morning about 8 o'clock,
near the corner Of Jefferson and Malu
otreets, . hoy about fourteen years old
in attempting 10 cross The street. wa'
run over by an omnibus driven ny
ueorgo Seigel, one OF the drivers o.
Slleris line, aud killed, The testl'
uony bafore tho coroner yesterday was
long aud conflicting as to the speed Of
the team, although testimony was
elicited that proved that the driver put
down the break aud called to Tho bny
who was confused, aud tried TO run
around the head Of the team while It
was swinging around, and so came Ia
contact with II. The jury brought In
a verdict to the effect that the deceased
came to his death by being run over
by the omuibus, and are to meet again
this morning ut 0 O'clock. The affair
was most unfortunate ono.
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MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH.
aAIyIspON,

GALVESTON, November a0,-Money
steady and unchanged, Gold-Rnles
higher NJ ll260llll, buylng aud sell
inE silver scarce, In demand llrm at
llOl@lll, buying aud selling.
Hidcs-Dry iint ~ they run, 1870
l7ci wet sailed, selected, O!c butchers
green, So,
Wool - Receipts light prices I'M
changed; medium, free Of bllrs, spring
clip, NJ 2sG3Oc; fall clip, 2lCI26ci
coarse, 2O@22ci Mexican, li@l7ci
bury, b@5!c,
Cotton Market duh aud easier Or
binary ll4ml3iT low mlddllng, lllci
mlddllng lllci good mlddling, lac,
Sulca, $50 bales receipts, $500 bales
stock, 7liOll bales.
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San l'HANCisco, November 80, -
King kmakpua, King Of the Sandwich
Islands, was received thls morp,ng on
handing, by military escort, saluIes
were ared from The forts and the gov
ernmeut steamers, heneela, saranac
aud Portsmouth,, The party viii re'
main here few days and then pro-
coed 10 Washington, after which they
viii visll The principal eastern cities,
The king IL merely on u visit 10 the
president aud viii not take part In the
negotiations for a reciprocal treaty
The city authorities took no part In
the reception of the royal party,
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EIGHT COUSINS"

by ]. T. Towbrldge, author of the Jack Haz
ard stories, etc.
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REED ~ EAFHfsOP'S.
A Legal Difference OF Gpinion-Meet-
ing OF the Cheap transportation As.
sociatton.


A Legal difference OF GpiniOn-Meet-
ing OF the Cheap transportation As.
sociation.
RICHMOND, November 30.--In the
circuit court to-day, Judges Bond and
Hughes sitting, the judges announced
that they disagreed in the Petersburg
election cases, and would certify them
up to the supreme court Of the United
States, Eight judges and three regis
trars OF election In Petersburg were in.
dicted, under the enforcement act of
congress, for intimidatlng aud pre-
venting colored men from voting at the
municipal election 10 May last The
oounsel for the defendants demurrud 70
acknowledgements aud the points raised
were elabora.ely argued,
The judges differ In but one point,
ylsl That none OF the indictments
charge lhatthe persons prevented from
voting were so prevented OF account
of race, color or previous conditions Of
servitude. Judge Hughes hulds that
the indictments are fatally defective
and thinks this should he made In
order to let In The proof or Inference
of the motive Judge Bond holds
that as the motives of the men cannot
be looked into or proved except by
their acts, II Is sufficient to charge that
citizens Of the United States were pre-
vented from voting and the motive Of
hes,ilitp 70 the rare nav bs inferred
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LOCAL BRGVlTIEs.

A fine article Of good Rio coffee at
Leonard Bros,
China Hall IL where you will hnd
bird cages OF all sorts.
Clothes baskets foI soiled linen AT
Chiaa Hall, Main street,
Preserves, something delicious, at
Leonard Broa,
Queenaware--a new invoice OF II
just opened NJ China Hall,
New drug siore-freah drugs, paints,
oils, etc., nj g, i, MoneIts corner Main
and Lamar streets,
Table cutlery Of every description 10
be hud NJ China Hall, Main street
perhmery, toilet and laundry soaps,
starch, etc, NJ Molletpa drug store, cor
ner Main and Lamar streets,
House keepers out Of loaf and crlsh-
cd sugar, viii nnd just what they want
NJ Leonard Bros.
Leonard Bros, Leonard Bros, Leon
arb Bros, grocers, emporlern, dealers,
merchants,
Physicians prescriptions accurately
compounded At q, J. Moilelps, corner
Main and Lamar streets.
Cure your chapped face and hands
aud soften your rough skin with Elder
Flower Lotion from Molretps drug
store, corner Main and Lamar streets.
Christmas IL coming, look around for
your presents, and look ut the splendid
stock Of watches and Jewolry AT
Webh's, sos Main street,
Mr.. Gladstone has refused to recom'
mend Sartorls for knlghthood, and all
because no failed TO call aud examine
Leonard Bros. canned goods.
All the fat men In town use Leonard
Bros. syrups and crackers.
Family supplies, OF every descrlp-
tlon, TO no had NJ Leonard Bros.
Call at Leonard Bros, ut ten o'clock,
and examine their champagncs, clarets
aud Rhine wines.
The mandarin at China Hall has
something In the way of glassware to
show you this morning.
Oyercoats, dress-coats, frock-coats
cutaway coats, waterproof coats
shaker flannel underwear, ball-rlggln
hosiery, hats, caps, gloves, shirts and
everything In the gentlemen's furnish
ing goods line, may be had Of Il. 4 NJ.
Kahn, fashionable clothlers, corner
Elm and Lamar streets.
Austin & Co. have well-displayed
advertisement of watches, jcwelry,
etc, In to-day's paper, to which atten-
ton Is called. II yon want anything
In that line for the Christmas holt
days give Austin call. He will sell
you good goods at the lowest prices
Well guarantee that.
DIR. Foote, for several years one of
our most prominent physicians, and n
gentleman universally respected in
this community for his many admira-
bic habits and talents, died at his resi-
dence in this city on Sunday morning
at an early hour, and was buried Sun
day afternoon from the Catholic
church. He was followed to his grave
by large concourse Of friends, and his
afflicted family have the sympathy Of
the entire community in their great
affection. He leaves wife and child
rem to mourn the loss of good hus-
band, tender father, while the com
munity loses IN him one of its most
respected citizens,
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TIRE GENERAL MARKET.

|
Quotations represent cash prices for lorg,
lots, and are not applicable to small orders
~, aAooN-Weak. Clear sides, l6c; shoulders
BAGGING--Dull. Prices range from MA
i"e, Supply small; demand limited. |sS
-bUIrEH-Active. Country and western
%Si9e Supply limited. ''''"
~ BEESWA$--Firm, al 20Ssl5c per pound.
| CSaARM.D,Ll,Ess5slar dull ati7Hdioc,
|. CuF FEE-MarkeL active; Prices ranrinr
n r,oin siGAc for Rio; no Java in market q
C0RS.Firm at $50 per bushel.
UutSN MEAL--Aetivsat SOsi 10 per bushel
r, nnET1Af-CDnll ut u O9Sl l5per hushel.
FLU .t-quteG good quality of family
AZ rom q 30 To ST 30 per hundred, ''''
2sr n'e',,sS y supply light sell al 2se
Fi:llr~FresN oranges Louisiana, psr sa,,
III n WI apples, 1851 % per barrel; lemons,
IT,. MH s,ss, lS ,, s,rsng sapnly very llm.
Ds Mla.nS tx, BY the wagon load, ss,a
PIT ,2H,l ha,sd, sl2 ON tho track. ''S''
mar M. nsafSe. hgm dry Mint, lsAla)5e
g per e2shdisreen sailed, 81 per pound dsST
LAAhSBuI little In market, tj.ros ,a,s.,
s nS laoi market dull with downwari tts ni
oArS-.Aoiive at saXasSo per spsb.,
ON !uNs-Full large supply; prises ysn,.
rom y 70 = 80 per bushel, ~ F''S"' '"nso
10, roIAToES-irisu, :le4 80 pef hpshel
swoet potatoes, 100 10 srOl per bushei, dc.
manu- nil,, aGtives ant supply good, ue'
young eebbiESff eNUsh Is, full grown, sOc
so shiLi1AGlive at from 81 40 10 ~ IN Nor
sack, and 81 1913 80 per barr,l. ~ "a -" per
Sirnn uSh Firm At &c, supply good
oSsuGAh-Fair, l0j{c; prime lie, oho,..
TIL 'tJE9lee issc, powdered and crushed. iti%c;
IIho-rl rm' beard ties, 3,Ic; arrow D.. Nv
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frpm lhe api NJ preventing polpred
y0ien fpn voting
The convention NJ the American
cheap transportation association will
no held Ia The Young Men's Christian
association ball, Many delegates have
already arrived and more are coming
on the evening train,
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The Dallas Real Estate AID Building
Association.

The annual statement of this -four
ishing association was handed in too
late for publication, shows gratifying
condition of prosperity and success. 1t
has invested In building and real es-
tate, S45,5SS "a, of which amount, $780,
450 was received from installments,
and SG,l3S "a from rents. The rental
of the property is now at the rate of
Sl0,O79 40 per annum-a profit of 22a
per cent on their investments. All
their own property is leased by the
year, to responsible parties. The in
vestments of the association have been
made at the lowest cash figures and
have increased in value at least fifteen
or twenty per cent. The directory re-
commend the purchase of oil shares of
the stock at such prices as In their
judgment would be to the interest of
the association.
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THE Germans are proceeding with
the creation of u navy far more rapidly
than people have been led to suppose.
Every nerve has been and will continue
to be strained by Prince Bismarck to
make Germany u great maritime state.
In the matter cf the acquisition of
colonies he has not yet shown his cards,
but il is singular with what pertinacity
rumors on this subject continue to DO
propogated. Perhaps the object Is to
familarlze the public beforehand with
the idea of Germany entering the
arena as q colonial power,
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UNTIL JANUARY 1879.

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Or, one years. subscri ption To the Mo,,hl,,
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snnserloerS VIII please remit IN nos,ofYlee
money orders, or In hank ehaeks or s,rafts nv
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sarlhners Monthly and IA. Eiohsls. x2.o
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NEY aualalsa.

An adjourned meeting OF iiie
sl0elihGiaegs 81 iha bHlias
isesi f.siAie Gnfi iigliii.ug assg-
oialiOn VIII be h0iL in fhe
IiOnrd az Trade rgpuas Tllursr
day neglai haif-pas 7F,M A
fliiattemdAnce ~ TeaAeHiesi "a
vote 0H = resolution 10 suspend
payment ~ miscellaneous
~. -. ilAktlsX
Secretary aHA Treasurer.
gi0isi
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The end IN moi yet for siiil
they come. The largest STOCK
In the west at rock bottom
prices. School. blank ana mis-
ceiiaieOus books. wall paper,
window shades. picture frames
ANA MOUidlngs, M IsicaI inEtru.
inents, stationery Of every dc-
scripiiOn, inncy goods la end
less variety, ANA. well, to cRW-
Meratc all wOu'd take the
whole side " ike Herald.
PIERCE AZ LYLE,
5O7 Main.
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GET READY TOR WINTER.

The Patent AIuminOus and
Ornamental BnildIng Paper
viii make yOur fOuses warn,
AZ "a very small cOsi. For sale
10y FREED & hAFAHROP, Agents,
5O5 Main street, DalIns, Texas.
Send Tor circulars. Also agents
for Patent Paper BARRELS.
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THIS editors of the Vienna Journals,
including the pFesse and Official Ga
zette, have bean summoned before the
district tribunal upon Rrequlsition from
The court Of Worsabu,g, for prema-
turely publishing q full text of Rull.
mans indictment, The editor of the
pfesse refused to indicate where OF
how he obtained the document.
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WALL. PAPER AND WIN
DOW SHADES.

Franklin AZ Co., booksellers.
stati0ncrs, etc, 50d Main street,
have now on hand the finest,
cheapest wau paper and win
dow shades, ana the most 0i
them, ever before offered la
tEsis market.
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BRicg vaults and safes are now
manufactured so that any attempt Ia
reach their interior breaks sundry
bnltles q led with sulphurlc acid into
powdered carbonate of lime. This
produces instanlaneously carbonlc gas
enough to suilocate regiment of
burglars.
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AID for Kansas should be sent d.
rectly 10 Topeka, to Lieutenant Gov
ernor Il. S. StoYer, president of the
central relief committee, and should
not he given to unauthorized solicitors.
The Champion estimates the number
in nesh a. nom la,Qll a0fO.
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IN consequence of the defeat Of the
government In the prussian relchstag
Monday, on tho proposition to refer
the hank bill TO a com mittee, the ma,
jority of the reichstag will only nom.
inate as members Of the committee
deputies favorable TO the imperial bank
instead Of giving all parties an 0ppor.
tunity to be represented,
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III II.
1alaa, g9.a.s Z %
a. EG GlJ I3
SCALE PIANOS
Al oarPlanOS are Double ycueered,
Description OfsnIes, Win Prices

40, ~ 80 Octave, front Round Corn,
nls, nam lahH, Carved Lrs8.,,,,.,.,,., gl7i
80, "a .-N octave, fnut iiuuua CONE
en- haTpfulinr Wuuiilusl carved irss 500
no, ~ 90 urihYr, llnul Lpuud clrn-
rlHi three ihpAldlh8s purNrI q pa-t,r $50
No, - l'iOefHNe, iuuf l.uuul lpInrih
three iuuuldlngs carved lose ana
lliltttffuuutfuri'fiittiu .ftfrtu,,tut bD
No, oil isA OriNNr, luuf huuhh corners,
carved moulding, lose Nnd lNfps.,, ZOO
These pianos are nll mauH Of the bpbt saus-
0ned mllfllnl, ana 49, lilht oluaa Wutllmpu,
nud iully warranted lurbiK yrtifi a. give rut
tire HlsisfClipn, A written guarantee Ac.
eOiupnrltH tho bill 0l each piano, sold On
monthly plympnls'
Address orders rom Texas "
DOnMAN, HOLMES a CO.,
9l0dlf Dallas or GHiyesiOi, TeNaa,
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IN the extensive list of illustrated material
now in course of preparation. WHEN If is a%-
pected VIII be published during the coming
year, are occasional brilliant papers on,
French te and literature, by Albert Rhodes;
articles OF travel in Europe, Asia aud Ameri,
on Chicago, richmond, Baltimore ana olhrr
eilies Sketches of curious phases of yegeta-
lion, ETC., exc. >sN'"
In poetry, short stories and sketches. bio.
Stapnic, leinlnlscence, essays, etc the pub
Standard Every effort will be made To keen
.ne magazine fresh, bright, high-toned and
npanlOnable, "
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ARNOLD'S INKS AND WRIT
ING FLUID,

By the pint, quart az gallon.
cheap, very cheap, at Frank
Inns book store, 5Of Main
street, and everything else
usually found in u t'irst-ciass
book store. may be found AT
tine same place and sold on the
same terms
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Il H II ~:

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OOCSANOt
by Louisa NJ. Alcott, author of "Llttle Wo.
men," etc.
The peculiar features ofSt. Nicholas, which
have conduced so largely to its popularity
will be kept up with spirit:
short and easy stor eS in French, German
ana Latin for translation, will appear occa-
sionally, while Jack in-the Pulpit, the Let
ter Box, and the Riddle Box, will continue
to be full OF intel est, and the department foi
very young readers will be enlarged.
Bayard Taylor and other distinguished
travellers Will give stories of foreign coun-
tries.
Mr.. Rideing will continue his series OF de-
lighful and Instructive papers ON practical
subjects.
Mr.. Bartlett and others will attend to the
department OF home entertainments, tab
leaux vivants, etc.
New writer's, in addition to our present
large corps Of contributors, will give young
people of all ages, poems, jingles, stories,
sketches, and papers on history, biography
and indoor sports, boys and girls handl.
craft, Kindergarten games, literature, pop
ular science, with hearty sprinkling OF fun
Ihroutihout the volume.
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A BOOK FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.

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