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The Russellville Democrat., 1875-09-09
THRILLING TALES & NOVELTIES
Are the best published anywhere,
 I'HE MAMMOTH Co.oToS Fashion Plates Are ahead of all others.

To every person getting up either of the Following clubs for 1875 will he sent gratis, a copy of our new and splendid mezzotint for framing, size 2lx26 inches, Washington $ First Interview With His Wife .'' This is d five dollar engraving, and the most desireable premium. ever offered. For iargc clubs, as will he seen below, an extra copy of the M1gaziac will be sent in addition. rcims (a!wavsin advance) $2 year postage prcpliA by the publisher.
 copies for S3.cJ, , copies for $i.S0 Postage prepaid on she club, with q copy of the saperb mezZctint, to the person getting up the club.
 copies for $i0, 9 copies for $l4, la copies for SIS. Postage prepaid on the club, with both an eXtra copy of the Nh sazine and tnc superb meg zotint, to the porson getting mp tao club. 4 iires5, pJs. -p@.b
 CHARLES 4. PETERSON.
 39G Chesnut .t., Philadelphia, Ia.
 GIs rpeeimoI uooits seLt 1T Wilt ten for.
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NEW YORK CITY. WEEKLY AND DAILY FOR 1873.
 The Weekly Sun has now attained circulation of over seventy thotl- sand copies. Its readers are found in every State and Territory, and its quality is well known to the public. We shall not only endeavor to keep it fully up to the old standard, but to improve and add to it's variety and power.
 The Weekly Sun will continue to be thorough newspaper. All the news of the day will be fou.,d in it, condensed when unimportant, at full length when of moment, and always we trust, treated in clear, interesting and instructive manner.
 It is our aim to make the Weekly Sun the best family newspaper in the world. It will he full of enter taining and appropriate reading Of every sort, but will print nothing to offend the most scrupulous and deli cate taste. It will always contain the most interesting stories and ro- mances of the day carefully selected and legibiy printed.
 The Agricultural Department is a prominent feature in the Weekly Sun, and it's articles will always be fresh and useful to She farmer.
 The number of men dependent On politics is increasing, and the Weekly Sun is their paper especial ly. It belongs to no party, and obeys no dictation, con,ending for principle, and for the election Oi the best men. It exposes the cor cuption that disgracos the country and threatens the overthrow of re- publican institutions. It has no fear Of knaves and seeks no. favors from their supporters.
 The markets of every kind and the fashions are regularly reported in its columns
 The price of the Weekly Sun is one dollar year for sheet of eight pages, sand iifty-six columns. As this barely pays the expenses Of pa per and printing, VIC are not able tO make any discount or allow any premium to friends who may make special efforts to extend it's circula- ton. Under the new law, which requires payment of postage in ad- vance, one dollar 3 year, with twen- ty cents the cost of prepaid postage added, is tiie rate of subscription It is not necessary to get up cluf iu order to have the Weekly Sun aI this rate. Anyone who sends one dollar and twenty cents will get the paper postpaid, for a year. We have no travelling agents. The Weekly Sunlight pages, fifty-six columns. Only $i.20 q year, postage prepaid. No discoun, from this rule.
 The Daily Sun.-A large four. page newspaper of tweniy-eight col ulnns. Daily circulation over 20 600. All the news for two cents Subscription, postage prepaid oi cents . month, or S6.50 year. Tc clubs of ten or over u discount O. twenty per cent.
 Address THE SUM"
 New Yor.'City.
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2 MPII ATTIC A LILY T II k
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TnE DEMOCRAT is thoroughly in- dependent in it's course. under no pledge or covenant to supper. the schemes or fortunes of any man or set of men, always having at heart first, the good of the people of Pope countr, and of she state of Arkan ssS. l. cIa.ms no right to lead or direc, il politics, or any other sphere; but it does claim the right, and will fearlessly and at all times assert it, to speak its own opinions, or al matters coming within the scope Of it's duty as an independent journal. Whatever prominence it maintains in the affairs of this county or State, will be voluntarily accorded by the people who support 1t. ll short tne DEMOCRAT wishes to be judged solely upon its own merits as local and state ncwspa- per, having for it's chief object the dissemination of the news of the day with such comments upon current topics as seem appropriate and are conscientiously entertained by its management. It will heartily sup port all movements, political or otherwise, which promise to fur chur, and unhesitatingly oppose those which would jcopardize, the interests of the people. In every department t will be as enterpris- ing as it's patronage will justify. Sensible men will approve the busi- ness management that limits expen- diture to the hounds of income; on- ly fools or enemies expect degree Of excellence in all points that can alone be at;0incl by the possession Of resources and income.
 I E k MS:
 l year Gin aavance) e).,......$ il 50 Six Months .-.. ..,....., % Letters for publication and com municatiohs relative to the editorial department should be addressed to JAMES E. BAVTENFIELD.
 Communications from advertisers, or upon any business connected with the office should be addressed to
 B. F. LOBE,
 Business Manager
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Th Patent Arion PaaoToa have been adopted elusvey in the New York Conservatory Of Music acknowledged that Coya5ory New has constantly in upwards Thirty ATon Pianos
 
  and Colleges by the principal Opera Ifoupes
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Coal & Iron Re zion

of the State. Coal of thc finest quality aboands in large quantities in each of them, especially in Pope and Johnson, where mining is now iD successful and highly remunerasiva operation.
 TheJ also gossess farming lands unsur- passed by any other counties ia the state, aud will compare favofabiy wish any otls states n the Union, for fertility of soil and salubrity of climate. There are in these counties largo 1 nl.r,%o os
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SIXTH

Although THE ARlON manufacture than other Piano lowing peculiar oonstrucion)
  desro o Increasing business, facilities for ing being UsLiMlIED.
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LITTLE snsg SNIFli RAILWAY
 Time On aage d!

On and after Sunday, May 9, 1875, trains on this road will leave Argcn- ta daily, except Sundays, at s ;00 6. m., Memphis time, and
 ARRIVE AT ALrus . .... l0p. m LEAVE ALrus ..,, c 80 q. nj ARRIVE AT ARGENrA 2:30 p. m Close connections made at RUSSELL VILE with daily line Of stages for Da~danelle and Danville, and at AlTus with stages for Ft. smith and Van buren. And Fayetteville Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Time from Clarksviiie to St. Louis
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SEvENrH

Over Seven Thousand Purchasers in all parts of the world who have Aon Pianos excellent bii these white nearly all the throughout the United States have adopted the ARION PIANO
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Schoo!s-&-AcadoYn!es.

The various Christian denominations arc well represented, and there are alec numer- ons lodges of Aiasons, Gad Fellows and Good Teapiars, all in aa active aud flour ishfng condition. There is also live, wide awake grange in almost every township.
 Parties wishing to purchase lands thro' this agency, will place in this ohiee dis cription sof the kind and character Of .he land wanted, also the amount o: money they want to invest in lands.
 Lands placed in the hands Of this agency for sale if the owaer 50 desires, will be ad- vcrtised free until sold; then a reasonable advertising fec, with ten per cens. fo. sell ing will be retained. All further insofma- ton will be given free gpon application with postage stamp to pay postage.
 am also prepared to furnish Maps 0. aud information concerning all lands in Pope County subject to homestead and will locaic the same for passies on liberal terms.
 Among others we have the following lauas for sale:
 ONn AIP:s2. nea. 3oycr, the Joua- GOO ; sic oi Pope cona.y, Sa.p'y Improved. sl0u;sen ma fine co..l;ni nitnisg. ,i oiie-1ali mile 0f lae steam f5.. iug mill. Church and school facilitates goo!. iJ miies from the l.. <. ,A ft. $. By. Price ss,eO0. Y or OF TWO ACRES OF LAND IN IL DovcF. on which Is situated q nice res iaence. Price, St .511.
 CTOREHoG5E and To. in Dover, on ths O public square. Price, $601. GENERAL vacant lots in Dover which o waich VII oo eoiil feaqonabie.
 
 OnACHES Of land, three miles north Of CO Russei,yiile. Best quaiisy of up- ia ald. Unim proved. Terms r@asoaabic.. OA acres of land two miles from Russcll- CO vile, adjoiaing ;he land containing the Ouisa Coal mine, and or which coal of the best quallty boldly juts out. This iand We will sell O. icase--arefer to lease. Inc owner has no money, bGt wants Jho coal developed and will lease on very ia- iorablc ems. Those who wigh io engage in the coal bt'alacss can Go 20 better th..n to put thems elves Immediately ia c0rrespoild- egec wish me for now Is the time for .o,.e with capital to mase good investment. NlCg lot on Earhaaan Street. in Rus IN sellviie, on which is erected large ald commodloAa and wall arranged livery sable. 1SJ yai $ Tom ,,a9o- A good hel- gaia. oilerea. Those wieh;DS t0 purchase hal better cali early
 
 1T ACRES of land on thc Arkansas J l4 r,ve.. One oi tho best farms in Pc (e co,slty. p se.sJ ia h.gh siaeo oi cultivation. winch can hs :eaEai for Si0 per acrc per %Ssr. viii produce @ onshels os corn and oac bate of cotton per a3se with teasorao'e ,utt,yaaon. A good invest meat. Price s5c99.
 OEnAACGEs of unimproyed land AOOsI situatcd ia the sou,hern pO.- sioa 0. the state. Cheap for cash. "9TELi Large and com,nOGious; on the III corner of Main anu River streets. Best bargain ia the sounty. This is rare iadUce.nenb for . maD who wants to go in.o the hotel business. Fusuiture will bo sold with the house. Call Of write for further particulars.
 Address,
 Iceyss ". Davis,
 Eusseliyile, Pope Coaaty, Ark. 0Gce-Os Ricer street, nearly opposi:e 7, {. .shDae's s,ore. lJaly l-tf.l
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FsFTH

ALL instruments 7l3 Octave they Pianos We the SAME QUALITY materials pay the price for workmanship plain Pianos the ngh-irieed
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-09-09

Petsrso1's Magazine and the DEai oCRAr wiii bo selt to one address fo. .e year, for $3.
 riaFIj,f.
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HealEstateAgency, i, in Pope and the adioining cofaties, and to those wh, wish either to asii or purchase Ianss in Pope, Johneon, Yeli or Conway Counties win and thas asn prepared to ol- fer Inducements never offered beforc by any Q: her agency.
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FOURTH

The Arion than Piano the world
  Pubic; proof purchases
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BEATTY PIANO!

AGENTS WANTED. (Malc or Fc- male,) to take orders. DANIEL K.
 BEATTY, Washington New Jersey.
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Win attend promptly to all business en- trusted to his care. In connection with the practice of law ne has established
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-09-09
THIRD

These Instruments greater
  vibration, that cannot be found other Piano
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-09-09
FIRST.
SECcNC.

The Aron perfect workmanship and quality of
  We manufacture is fully warranted for five years.
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vEv''y isdv should take t. -9 PETEaSSN;S MAGAZINE.

TONS.
 This popular Non.niy Magazine gives more for ,iie money tlian any .n the world. For 1875 it w,ll De gfeaglJ improved. twill contain one shoasand pageG, fourteen spiea- did Steel Plates, Twelve col0red Berlin Patterns, TSaly: Ma.niavsh Coiored Fash ions, nino hladrod Wood Gus, Twenty tour pages of .issie, All this will be slyen for TWO DOLLARS 2 y8ar, postage prepaid by the publisher, O. a ,iolla less than Mag aZines .! the class sf "Petcrsvn." It's
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Pamphlet mention where is notice
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< 4 asaSIss ;

Comprise large and varied assortment of Patterns for Ladies Msses. and Childrens Garments Of foreign snd domestic designs, by the most aeeonpiisle'l Motifsfss They are tle most perfect fitting. Inost eaborate and y,. thc most simple patterns ever pre-. scented to the public and take ie lead wherever intro dueed. fgcnts loaased. Send for Illustrated Cata- logue. Address, ES
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Russeliville Printing Association, o.icc, Battcn.ieid Duii,iiIg, F. Main St.
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RussrLLvILLE, Porr O., ARK,
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We annex clO4iug quotations Of foreil

The rates Tor money on call We're easy to-day al
3G3i2 per cent, the mercantile paper market being
duh al 10 .. The Customs receipts &C Washington
to-day were 100000, and the Internal Revenue
receipts 500 900. The United States Treasurer re-
ceyed 100000 National bank notes for redrmp-
zion. The following was the Clearing house state
nent Currency exchanges, %7f,iji,310; currency
balances, $500, si7; gold exchanges, Sl,oj2,6lG,
and gold balances, $05l,sSl.
Government bonds strong and higher, under
thc impetus afforded by yesterdays bond calls. We
annex closing street quotations:
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, O'CLOCK T. VI. TO CLOSE or DU.
.Ess. 3 O'Clock z. II.
TrEsDAY, Nov. 16-p. ".

TUESDAY, Nov. 16-p. "
The railway and miscellaneous shares were tame
al day, notably 80 al the afternoon. though for
time about midday quite a lively trade was reported
in the leading srceuiatyes. The market opened
steady and ruled Oh the whole with notable liru-
ue,, in Pacific Mail and Western Union Telegraph.
until nearly noon, when sharp breakdown In
Erie and Pacific of Missouri of 4 Ia Il2 per cent
gave a weakening tone 70 the entire list, from which
there was very Lite subsequcat recovery though II
should be remembered tia; the Telegraph aud Mail
stocks were huu throughout, contributing thereby
no little TO preventing further breakdown in .he
rest of the list. Tie late speculation was tame to
positive STA uation. the market winding up on the
whole steady. The business Of the day amounted
30 $4,000 shares, of which 10000 shares were
Pacific Nail, 1880 Erie, 1900 Western Union
1900 Lake Shore $500 Ohio and Mississippi 4 100
Missouri Pacific 3,7O0 Northwestern, Zoo Union
Pacific, 1890 -. Paul, HOO 10. Preferred. and
100 Northwest Prefcricd. Comparing to-daYs
cosiHg prices with those of Yesterday Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph, quicksilver Wabash, and Micli-
gan Central each advanced Il per cent, and -.
Joe and Pacific Mail each % per cent. On the
other hand c., c. and I. G. and Nortl! Western each
declined Il per cent Atlantic aud Pacific Il. r.,
Preferred, u; Lake shore. Western Union, and
New-Jersey Central, each - ST. Paul. l.; Erie and
-. palI Preferred, each q Nurth-Wcst Preferred
and OhiU and Mississippi, each "a Missouri Pacific.
Ia and Panama, per cent. The.opeuiDg highest,
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now 70 END DQLL I'iF5ES.

Tic best say is O. battle sri"st them pTI-t'il, uh-
e. lUrit ~ what fHai
on. at -fau M and thtn falling back ruulaey, awaiting O. O.
Wien ii T- . hra revival When aqu,c.rnir small
place tgptu vr3y much oU tir tuuii n rArfou
usbr ~ bg about TIE more We bc-tf oiirrit o. me
sODntr 81 n 90
There ars Few sh0 have dscovercd the feet and having
ac. as t0rrh they believed in .afe rcap tire benefit
al ttr rr4cfuc- go IIott~ iIiFJl,d boo when
b.s1c.. not reeu brisk 10 Anon de- len i.c frh o.
the country ch have l1Nrn eNi tulc ~ It's f f l. s
That ., DCNDAs DICK Co 1a-.,icss Me,.!nr Manu-
f1currIs 0 Sow uk. ~ J.arou ai. rlHng n coma "li
tics theme ve tls aIn ias built = ale whose
linr extend fO C te states, ana Whch, even
i1 these sul tiuts las suffered torta 80 PR nj,
proportions being made IN ,rtturcr t'nuia
tl ON -f 20 the warehouse q vs. days nee, one ~ rur
~ Oic hundred thousti stamped envelopes each
IA dug tr,uar fay .1T ma lug 90 every state in
mon and w addition tc-, eighty i thu sand o.
D. delivered ly the Telegraph oupsnyf messsu en- III Mt
laf
bat ii Wl'h slds rUId int and - aIt
tLo say uP Whatever Of thu prJts vi the
D. f.aItd
We're 10 do uovise should soon her icss talk Of
Tie hard tiGcs.-IN a. ADJ. Oaz.tt- NOV. o. 1910.
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GENERAL MARKEr REPORT.

ASHES There 3, nothing doing AMI prizes Bona4li
Poc' quosi At 30 ~ 20 ana PEST, at az &c; 3d.,
III" I 900 r, a. 81 '' i"r W".,rn ana ssathsTa
Bal, 80 h,rs as been rather slow during tbs past
"a ial on IL + e demand Ne quote: Psl- . M - oOas
Long iat H. -. hav. r. raw Bay - $50 fronts Nfot
Bru,S le&l2i Dark Sl2 gel3 Heii SiJdS 4, ahd Phlt
81 N-qh.re f. very tte business ing bat no
Icra, ho,io lOGlici Tu ,'reen = r, l0oi2 GEen,
alp'ilu p 10. 7ao -ci Rcd k'a iif2g', 2 n t9'e
wc quot, Al maA ana, l2l2 80 = irr lz~l6 oaHce riasn
"a . T.. P.Uent HierD 3sc' PtrAilne, 4VGIci iH0nei
CGh% -Iheic has been fair demand or ao,ead,le At
been alis s.i unchanged qdoei At - D. az 70 Dr.
CniNo .f-Sna ST. az ~ N"s At 49, 3 - 'of
Cul-Ir l'.p,rI ar,et }, very sfcady win good 81
q.ict; qIo.e, Liverpool Hoas. 'a'ael us rgoh
yas.o. 81 He"ci.t.e 90 ~ - Seoisn 90 - 30 80
MA -1l,rraYd, and West Virginia GgA g 70; CnlDfr
Ad SIT and irJ-itop - fOtsj, aud An'Araot, - I'D
c,coA I gqie, At 7Sse tog san!9 Do@.nso, oSi0e
mr1e"A aaIl ANA l. d" ~ yf ara, ~, ~ s" .,,
beng oteI ~ follows; Or'nnay 'aIsocs II 40 ~. ir
T. gooe, lsitalgi4c a.. sod IN bl.mo.e 900 BAG, 81
-eI 30 syid a - !3'2', sod 10 -ii.s here Jlh ths
mhicn has 20 hict,.,eii, 40 Java st 2a2S.l go.i
tOoIEk,GE 3ioCN-lhe gu, raj marS,ts rtthcr qnc'
bat quOtasOus remala aAty' Lo quotations ale. Imply
io ,h,as, - % ~ 90 looi - i,e, lrainarY 90 iine
VITA meat, - uo'2 % SUGAR cnooks, viii lear, IS
t,c.c.. ~ oja - 90, Geo., 90 rclsf SJUt2 90. Box
80 ~ ta o',inr al ,iuoi l., ,s, H,. a A
u abby; ~ ma Ccadsge, lha a.. ia,r,d Manila l'
unop. iaItti, tic. American Hemp, far''>l l1, Husa
C6irpE|iLe -aarFet an the slot was firm, lpi prces
Up.ni AID "a ma descriptions w'ro al a.ei iisc,
,tg rrsrs aud e,as remaining "a, yes otay The ri0rt
bat TIERS Wa 40 a.Lshy ou te st he r.ap'@ AZ tho
W. and 20 3 ,1ieS ri, asy last year. Use sales we
lla2 20 ci wllh 40 Et- last ''euingi mol ing 90
bt. sport apl s for tfn-n i'on, And 3!J .e. og
suttI
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In CITY bank shares
following were he bids 1:
offered ASKED

Railroad bonds were firm, with an active business
in Northwest and st. Paul issues. Tie Pacific
mortgages were a fraction lower The following
were the bids
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and 80 Broad-st. The Committee are to make re-
port explaining the status Of the company in regard
10 the foreclosure proceedings and measures are to
be taken for the protection of tho intercsts of the
shareholders.
The following shows the exports exclusive OF spe.
ce) from tho port of NewYosA ~ foreign ports Tor
the week ending Nov. Is aad since the beginning Of
the year:
yo,,,.w,s .,a ,sT1aa O. ,lc2gtt;a .,,ssss;,
Previously reported III, 247 70 1882 2l1SlIG7
Ttal since Ian. $3.50 1872 s4s t25eI69OSs .2z2 III7
Price ot sOii......- iOJ's Ilih lts
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Good Or inaly.. l2's micung ........ .t2iie
For i.ra delivery There tr business done AZ -
0t.arce. T, F owing 20 the uniIy0rabe IoIf q Tho
fil Bar~tu, which rogauoi ind.c1 thar
eroo woh lail something oc.ow 100000 bah. Sd
ait ? l.so.CIncT, 10 Is sc ltc'futcf,
POO - To- ijc. Jonuary 600 I8is~c; foo I5lisc
February, C ., Is .ac 300 - 'ci March 500. i sig.i
o. 3nl.c; April 92uO, lHl2,; May Boo rs fe. JI.e
I8rls.c. t0sl - bal Firs cal January eco %, G..
strIlr To-, Is rat; HaTcl, 90 l3i2c; April 10 1870
'1, 20b, I9".sc; Ime 200, lic.i total l,%V0 bo.es.
- cill-JgL @ 200 1875, tJtiy 20 ua4cs Lurl call
.lbr, iCn, 10 NJ r hrary go - Dsgc.i AFrl o.
1873 ~. 100 - SCI Ausus, 90 IA t0a $40 oal-s
Sales 60 dHv Up 10 T. T. mNoNtlheE 100 II De JV0
l35nc. 500 g sac 2Cp - r. 100 IS sge. boo 10 g
pee ber 800 lS'sc 900 I3s@e,i 10 q 1870: POO.
l5's 10 l5'aie loo y ,ac zoo i356ie 900 BE;
LEI 30 49,; 900, IS 2.ec 500, l. 7'sc.i 1913
10 i'2.c. 100 - Iec o. y 49, MAN. o - 'isS;
i5 75.c; 500 y 's,c L7Oo 3 'esS AlI, oO6 sc
zoo l9u sr. 200 j. ac. POO, 10 2'ae May 100 Lie;
200, - 3f}c 5ung ., y "lsc 400 lle. TOO "a fc.;
j. e. ) 0. = naac i0' 2,l bales grand total 5000
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THIS DAY:
Il
FtNOUS PAINTERS AND PAINTINGS.

by MRS. JULIA a. SiIEDD
Ilrsirael with dlo,ypos ot EueTa,ngs after Raphael
Cr,.io Iifau Copley Reynolds, Munlo ana Other oeie
br1,.,l painters sol. svo. Red Edges. -.
The aim o mi. beautiful book % furnish concise &etche'
Of the MOST gud painters, 10 set forth Her siecla
,.tri>ics a. artists aIl % give account % THAR prn
rl ,,c. o,ei m with the places these to
4 .anud Il fu OF jest The iiJs Of mt0Ilaiio
al. ai 10
~. TIA. clliai 70 - o lees live IMAM uselu
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DAClFIC MAIL s. :. LINE.
FOR CA4ITpENIA, JAPAN, and CHINA.
SAILING nom Per s.. >Olih RIVER.
FOR A-i1+NALL:
=. :. COLON, Nov. 80.
Connecting Tor al Central amer rti and Pacific porte
i.!.4Oh tickets 10 tie Chial Exposition ani Peturn,
good March, 1876 sSJl god Outward only. 522l gold.
F!.JM San tRANtI-Cp- Ior JAPAN ant CHINA:
$ $. 0BEAT RI RLlC Dec. J.
FROM san FLANCIotO iog AUSTRALIA and NEW
ZEALAND VA HONOiULO, =. l.;
= = CITY or San FiASCI Co Monday, Dee. q.
For iral.t On psssee,s a.y nj ~ g.. NORTH diver
y. j. bULLAi, superintendent
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WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
UNI FED STATES MAIL.
NEW AND Fi'LI-POWEiED STEAM sHipS
Sailing New AFt ftDANo, iium Liverpool on
THU .-UAl :. calling at Cork llar0cr each way.
BBlTANAIC, SATURDAY, So. 20, al a M
GIIttlANIt, ~A1 T. kDAl, NOV. -, II . - III
CELTIC, SATt NbAN, Dec. o, at $50 e.
ADaIA1IC "a ~ kDAi Dec. II, o. %.
BALTIC SATURDAY, Dec. Is, o. SO o..
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER %, NORTH
lINLIt
and unsurpassed f. a.pItihra g. Tue raloot Stacruohs
smo.n. pllssd aut!sAips nhec tIc
and motion least, mIprdus cestc Oi comfort
EAII-~-aioou - ~ and aicc, gold. Retain Tickets
tayo gable trIIna. rtterdcc, 80.
irfIt- iionl ID up"4rd.
for inspection end other information apply az tho
r. J. CJtTIS, Agent.