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TAXES.

Notice Is hereby given that the taN books for
~ the year lisa have leen placed in my hands,
and that well be at the following named places
at the time below set forth, Scr the purpose OF
collecting the taxes of said year:
Clear Crock Precinct, Gully Mnrchildon's
store, February -, $50.
Clear Creek Precinct, X. \. Edmunson's
store, February %, ls75.
Thebes Precinct, j. s.. Rolwins's store, Feb
rulry 20, ISIS.
Santa Re Precinct VIM. Ircland's store, Feb
ruiry %, ls15.
Goose Island Precinct, o. Greeniss store,
February "a, ISIS.
Dog Tooth Precinct, y, Hunsacker's house,
February q, lisa.
Unity Precinct, Hodges 4 Atherton's store,
March 1873.
Lakewood Precinct, George w shoL,s store,
March 2, ISIS.
Bring your last years tax receipts, rs II Is I'M
safe TO trust to the tax books alone for d5scrip-
tons of land
CAmo, Ill. january ., lsi5.
ALEX II. IRWIN,
l5-l-H-wtd. District Collector.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Notice OF Removal.

nling the present store room too smal
for our groniug business. / VIII, in the
latter pa CT February, remove 10 the spa
eiou. building ioim rly occupied 10y Elliott
Hawthorn, where, with the increased IA.
-ilties, | will keep a larger stock OF Boot
and shoes than ever before, In the mean
lime, to avoid the expense o: moving and
to prepare for spring trade, lwiil offer my
entire stock of winter goods nj ACTUAL
cosr. Tas Is BUSINESS. and great baI-
gains are of red to the fortunate
A. BLACK,
lgI-l.?6.,f City shoe Store.
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To ArgraXate Dyspepsin,

introduce Alcohol into the stomach, and
thereby rob the dig ,stive fluid OF 5 solvent
power. Saturated piece OF bread and meat
with gIstric juice, and i. will dissolve
Ills is digestion. Add to such mixture
u little alcohol, and it will not dl sclye,
fhisilustrates indigestion. Beware, then,
ye dyspeptics, of tinctures, illusions or de-
coctions containing spirituous liquors.
shun all such rum "tonics," and rely solely
on DR.. Wakes Vinegar Bitters, the finest
herbal iuvigorant known, and free from the
fiery curse of Alcohol. 2-l6 dNW-lm'
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The attention ofthe public is called to the
fat that the City Council, by ordinance
have directed the Collector to receive only
in payment OF the city portion Of the taxes,
legal currency of tbs United States. City
warrants will therefore no longer be re-
ceiyed for any portion Of such taxes. by
the provision Of Section I37, chapter 20,
Hurd's revision, the Collector is required
to collect and return all personal taxes by
the 10th of March next. This provision
will be vigorously enforced, and tax payers
will take due notice of the fact.
ALEX. II. IRWIN,
1Dj.i-25-dl0t Collector
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COM N ERClAL.
CAIRO, LII, MONDAY EVENING,
Eahruarv IL 1871

CAIRO, LII, MONDAY EVENING,
February 10, 1870.
A high north wind has prevailed for
two days past. and the cold is intense for
the season in this climate. We have had
an extra large share of cold weather, but
it cannot hold out much longer. 1t is
thought the spring will be an unusually
forward one, as we have had our winter
all together, and when il breaks it will go
all at once.
The river is still unlocked to st. Louis,
but is clear to Memphis and New Orleans.
There is very little change in the mar
kets since last week, and no change in
values. Oats are rather quiet, with prices
favoring buyers. Corn rules steady and
firm, with demand and supply
about equal. Hay is in fair supply
and rather inactive to-day. Prices are
held firm. Meal is steady and firm, with
| fair demand for choice brands,
Poultry is scarce and wanted; eggs are
more plenty and easier; choice butter is
wanted, but common is plenty and quiet.
THE MARKET,
Etl3~Our friends should bear in mind
that the prices here given are usually for
sale from first hands in round lots. In
filling orders and for broken lots it Is nee
essary to charge an advance over these
figures. @6sa
Every thing above - 30 grade is in
good supply and dull. Lower than that,
stocks are light and the demand steady.
The general feeling Of the market is that
of unvarying dizziness. Sales reported
were 100 barrels Xxx 81 rs; 800 barrels
So sOa5 10; 400 barrels city, 81 5O@G 10;
300 barrels. 81 25GG 90; 800 barrels,
81 5OCa6 90; 800 barrels, s. 50Ca5 -.
HAY.
| Sellers are firm but the market is very
quiet and well supplied. Prices are
steady and unchanged. Sales noted were
2 ears choice timothy delivered, S2l;
ears prairie delivered, SIG; 3 cars choice
timothy delivered, $22; . cars choice
mixed delivered, $50; | car prime limo
thy delivered, $50; l car choice timothy
delivered, S2l %.
CORN.
The demand is fair and supply modcr
ate; prices rule steady and firm. Sale
were ears No. white in sacks dellvere,
76c: 2 ears No. 2 white in bulk on tract
zoe; Is ears No. mixed in sacks dcliy
cred 76c; 3 cars No. linked in sacks de
liyered zoe A.; 2 cars No. white in sack
delivered re; ears No. mixed in sack
delivered 7ic; 3 ears No. white in sack
delivered zee; ears No. , mixed in sack
delivered Zoe; , cars No. white in bul
on track zoe; 3 ears No. . mixed in III
on track Csc.
OATS.
The market rules duh but firm ;
prices shaded in favor of buyers. Sale
were cars No. white in bnlk on trac
SOC; q ears No. mixed in sacks deli
. cred G3c; 3 cars No. : white in sacks d'
: llyered 6ic; cars No. 2 mixed In bul
/, on track 5sc; ear No. = black In sacl
zoe; cars No. mixed In sacl
63G96lc; ear No. , mixed in bulk
track soc; 2 ears No. , mixed In sacks d
u livered 6ic.
!, MEAL.
Il The demand continues steady ut n
changed prices. Receipts are light au
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Cooking stoves.

TO keep peace in the family, buy a
Charter Oak Coal Cooking Stove, with a
small quantity of Paradise coal, and you
will always be happy. All the different
patterns-both wood and coal--ior sale al
crock bottom" figures, by {. W, Hend'
crson, corner Twelfth street and Com
mercial avenue. 2-io-lm.
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Some time ago we published an item in
THE BULLETIN stating that one Mrs. Ma
ron, living in the upper part Of this city,
had been attacked with the smallpox.
and was lying at the point of death.
Yesterday We learned that tho lady
died and was buried some two weeks ago.
anil that now daughter. young girl
about fourteen years of age, Is confined
~ her bed with the same disease. but that
there are hopes of her recovery.
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CLEANLINESS. is Mex, to Godiiness

Landlord, OF hotels and boarding houses
will find it to their Advantage to call upon
Mrs. Coleman, No ~ Fourth street, be-
tween W, shirgtou and Commercial ayen-
US, and asceI tain her terms for doing hotel
and boarding house washes by the week.
Her wholesale prices are extremely
low. For piece work prices are
as follow: Single shirt and col
lar, Toe; per dozen zoe; socks Dc; two co..
lars, DC; two handkerchiets, DC; vests zoe;
aud all gentlemen's wear, 15c. pei
dozen. Ladies' dresses, - to 50c
skirt,D to zoe; drawers 10 to ljc; two
pair hose DC; two collars TO Ice. For Ia
dies plain clothes 81 90 per dozen; for Ia
dies fine clothes, 81 - per dozen; done
promptly, and promptly delivered. Pa
tronage solicited.
3f-l-l0.lm
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Death from Dropsy.

Last Friday hi. ht an old lady named
Sanderson, accompanied by her son,
daughter-in-law and two grandchildren,
came to this city OIL board the steamer
Cherokee. from New Orleans and had
intended TO take the night train at this
point for st. Louis. where they reside,
but the old lady being afflicted with
dropsy, felt very much fatigued. and the
son thinking that little rest would re-
fresh her aud tit her for the remainder OF
the journey, procured rooms at the Ar
lington house, where the old lady was
taken. Saturday morning they had pro-
posed to resume the trip, but ilnding that
his mother was no better, the son con-
cluded to remain longer. The old lady
began to sink rapidly Saturday alter
noon, and that nigdt she died, and was
buried yesterday morning at Beech Grove
cemetery. The son and his family lefi
on the two O'Clock train yesterday after
noon for st. Louis.
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THE HOUSE

Covers one entire block, having frontage south
and east u over - feet. j. admirably located
for the convenience. OF que /. thoroughly built
IN the best manner, with all modern Improve
ments fvery moor fruui basement 70 roof, en-
close- e { lur-4nCh layer Of cement which win
other safeguards, rrnder II puclietlly nrc-
proof. lac ventilation l. perfect, aud
Inc whole T. bsiug rcntteI with the addition of
nsw aud elegant furniture as required.
The .cryirc. table ami other accommodation.
folly up 10 The high standard Of their tir-,iees-
sor;, aud equal 20 any house Ia this OF any other
country bni the proprietors hsNc decided 10
meet the just expectations Of the pubic IN the-e
time, Of financial depression BY graduating
prices At from - o. 10 - "a per day, according
10 the location Of the rooms occupied
H.a-lt-gf JOHN B DRAKE.
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The Turner society will give Tanz
Krdenzchen Monday evening. February
22nd, (washington's birthday at Mr.. j..
b. Phillis' Hall.
Also one on the evening of March 10Th.
Easter Monday at John Schecls Hall.
All members of the society and friends
are invited Ia attend
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New Real Estate Etrni.

In another place in this issue Of the Bill
LErix will be- found the card of Mcssrs.
Lynch & IIowley, who have purchase d
the real estate Office and business of Col.
Winston. These gentlemen are well
known in Alexander county for their in
tcgrity aud knowledge in legal affairs.
aud We trust will retain Ia the future their
high rcnutaiinn.
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Table and Pocket Cutlery, and in fact
anything in the Hardware line-such AS
Locks, Hinges, Files, Nails, Pistols, Caps
and Cartridges-can be had cheaper than
the cheapest by calling at my store, cor
ner Twelfth and Washington avenue.
2-lO-lm G.. w. HENDERSON.
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A regular meeting of Cairo Encamp-
ment No. IA this Tuesday evening, at
1880 o'clock. A full attendance required.
Visiting Patriarchs cordially invited. BY
order of the G.. i.
MAnTIN VI. MooBE, Scribe.
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Illinois Iron and Coal Company

i. NJ. Ward, agent at Cairo for the above
company, is furnishing coal CT the best
quality from their mines at Raum's Station
at "bed rock" figures. Their nut and lump
Coal cam It be beaten by any mine out side
oil Pennsylvania, and will be furnished to cit
liens IN ,ns half tons or carload lots on
short notice, and satisfaction assured. 2-l0 VI
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Personal.

Accounts due Parsons. Davis q Co.
must be paid on or before Friday. Fcbru-
AIRY 10Th. If not paid by that time ! will
publish names OF dclinqucnts and
amounts owing. Persons interested
please take notice. mean business.
J. +. Thomas, Assignee.
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Gas and steam Fitting.

Charles b. Newland is prepared to do oil
kinds of gas and steam fitting, repairing
pumps, driving wells, bell hanging, etc.,
Shop on Commercial Avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets. lSi-l-2l-lw.
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New bakery.

III. SchmetZstorfi announces to his friends
and former patrons til It he has opened the
DE ia BAKERY, corner OF Nineteenth
and Poplar streets, where he viii be pleased
to greet them agaiu, and assures them that
he can furnish the bestof fresh bread, rolls,
etc. GENUINE RYE BREAD win be made n
specially. Tiy him again. ae-2'l2-lm
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George Litiner corner of Fourteenth and
Washington avenue, will furnish he eater,
.yery day to his patrons No. lunch, be-
tween the hours Of ten and twelve O'Clock.
Fresh Milwaukee beer aud fragrant Havana
.igar, 10 be had at his r at all times.
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Fresh supply.
City Shoe Store
lgi-l-?6-tt

Mr.. +. Fitzgerald has just received and
has on sale at his sales room large stock
n English ale, porter, Hennessy brandy
and wines, and liquors Of all kinds, which
l., viii dispose of at reasonable prices.
2sO-9-25-tf.
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wanted.

Fifty to seventy-fye dollars per month.
Agents wanted everywhere. Teachers, la
dies. gents, etc., etc. No capital or out
lay required. Send 20 cents for postage Oh
outfit, TO ID. C. WELcHMAN,
II Irwin Station. Union County, Ohio.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

TfWTFy Ft'TF0' r"E = "''''~ u" " '''I'' w
effects of Errors and Abuses in early life. Man
hood restored. Impciiments 10 Marriage re-
moved New method of treatment. New and
remarkable remedies. Books and circulars sent
free, in sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, ilo y. ninth street, rhilndcl-
phia, Pa An Institution having high repuia-
ton for honorable conduct and professional
skill. lU-l-l1-dNW3m
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GRAND PACIFIC
HOTEL
CHICAGO, I'LL.

Having purchased the entire furniture and
taken a lra-e on this magnificent hotel. have
admitted Mr. samuel VI Turner. formerly Of
~. old fremont lIouse aud lac Of the Palmer
House, Chicago, aud MT Tyler u Gaskill, for
mefiv ~ the Revere House. Boston, 10 an inter-
der thc name Of JOHN Is DRAKE 4 60.
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A useful woman married preierred) for
two or three weeks. A'soa girl, about
urteen or fifteen, permanently. Apply q,
Dr. wardner'. Cottage, be,w, en- Nineteenth
and Twentieth streets, Washington ave.
ma 2-lD-3t,
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Lamps! Lamps. Lamps!

For the million. and the best grade oil
Coal Oil, to.be had of CIV. Henderson,
corner Twelfth street and commercial
avenue. --io-iin'
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PARADISE COAL.

AFTER February 1, $1,000 reward VII
&c gived for fifty good paying day b .aideis
Il the Delmonico liotcl-Si a week.
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saint Charles.

Good single rooms on the upper floor at
the Saint Charles can be had, with board,
At the very low rate Of so per month
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ArIIn February LIT, 81, 900 reward will
,. given 20. Ct god paying day boardcrs
Al the Dol nicv liotel-si "A week.
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CAIRO INTERCHANGEABLE.

Correctel Daily by T.. VI Stcarns, commissio
merchant, Secretary Of the Cairo Board oi
Trade.
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For MnNOr.

EDITOR suS:-Please announce JOHN b.
PIIILLIS an n candidate for Mayor Of cairo, ut
the ensuing municipal election
January 80 1876 MANY LfTizESs
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
,r Statebs Att0rne

a candidate for the Office of States Attorney ut
the coming special election TO I've held on the 18th
day of February. WIN. 4. MULkEG
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The best in the State for cooking
CRATES, stoves or steam.
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For sale

A good horse, top buggy harness, sad
die, and bride, on reasonable terms. En-
qnire of DIR. IL. NARpNER'
2-ll-2w.
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Hardware,

The best for CRATES, steam or black
smithing.
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Cairo. III February 10, lH5

The undersigned have this day associated
ihemlelves Ia partnership for the purpose Of
carving on the real estate bs.incss, succeeding
Mr. Z Winston, who retirrs from the business
Froin Mr. Winston patrons we would respect
iuiy solicit continuation Of their business d,
and from the public generally uny business In
our line We pledge our-elye- 10 faithfully at
tend 10 Any business that may ~ intrtlsted 81 Us
LlNJH 4 HOWLEl
Cairo III. Feb. II, 1875. 0-2-iC-tf
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A Ca,Mnd Response.

The following correspondence fully ex-
plains itself:
CAIRO, ILL.,, Feb. Is. 1876.
David Hanchett, Esq, Manager Fanny II.
Price Combination
Approaching your efforts to please our
citizens with a proper rendition Of the
drama by your excellent company, and
realizing the enormous expense necessary
to carry on a successful theatrical season,
we. the undersigned, would tender you II
complimentary testimonial, to take place
at as an early date as practicable,
AWAITING an carly ausNpr yyc remain
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AFTER February LIST, $1,000 reward VIII
be given tor tiity & cd pay Ing day DO riders
At the De'inonico lIOtel-Si week.
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ftTI'E IIIfFTI V'II'I"s
CAIRO. ILL. Feb. 18th, 1870.
To Messrs. c. w Cunning, II. l.. Halliday
{ Il. Woodward, II. Meyers, Jewett " ilcoN,
and others
GENTLEMEN ~ our kind note of tile
18th inst. has just been handed me
While thanking you for your generous
offer, beg to name Wednesday evening
the Eth. when the proposed benefit shall
take place.
Trusting that the above will meet YOU
views, | remain.
Gratefully yours,
ID. HANCHETr.
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Paradise coal.

Fra from sulphur and other impurities
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winters Gallery.

Open Fridays and Saturdays ONLY
16i-l-l8-tf.
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A Card.

Owing To protracted III health and consnquent
in lbility 10 devote the attention u my real estate
business necessary TO the faithful protection Of
the interests Of my numerous pau ons' ha, 2
g. Lynch aud NJ J Howley, Ia the belief nat
the Interests Ofmy patrons Will he entirely safe
In their hands. Those gentlemen need no com
mendniion from me, As their chnfHcters Tor
prJmptitude and Integrity are well known,
and the oficnl position ~ both 81 them for YEAR
past In connection With real estate matters take.
n assessments and title l. a sufficient guaranty OF
the safely OF all real estate Interests committed
10 them | therefore, without hesitation, ask
my patrons ~ continue their business IN the
hands Of Msssrs Lynch q hOWHf VIII
,eiilc up the accounts Of the old firm
Re-pectfully,
CLAIBORNE WINSTON.
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Tomorrow night. henent Of ID. Hanchett
when will he produced DAMON AND Pf-
, 1875-04-17

Chambers journal says "some forty years
ago, Il is aaid, = isdy called upon Mr.. Longnan,
head Of tue publishing 1rm In Pato1postrr How,
aud p!oaded, Give me tho subject Of book
for which th6 world hass ueed, and will wsite
1t for you.'
"Ar. Lopgu.n asked, 'Ase you An author2'
NJ am poet WAS Tie reply; but tho world
does not want p0ams.'
1.-THE publisher remarked 1lttto dubiouhly,
'Nell Nc wAnt = good cookery book
".TAep.,' said lie lady. 'you advise mo to
write q cookery look5e
"cautioasly tho publisher rel joincai u ahoutd
advise you to do sol were contdaut Of your
ability TO wEiLe agood oue.'
"WelI, yeRrs wont BY, aud during thos!o years
coohs. aud epioules. aud housewives in al patts
OF England wero bssieged for rectrcs TO bo for-
wsrded 10 tue address Of coltaln lady. Tho
lAdy's owl lattessug lettora or persuasive specch
elE4ted from, tAe cooIs tletase.yaa tho tnfo1mA-
ton reuutIol, or enlisted tie cookA MASTERS aud
nstrosacs Of, her s!do knd tho insult Of hos ex-
ertious carried Gu for many years wiki equal
rcsoluteuess and good temper, WAS tho Modesn
Cookery in all It's branches" "publlsAed IN 1915.
which continues 10 hold its place N tho sateep
Of housewives It's author was Miss Acton, uho
idcriyed from her ope esoat mork an adequate
provision fos tho remainder st her Ns.'s
, 1875-04-17

81, PERIODICALS RECEIVED.
nrot.rs n, so3 a'?aae yoih aeats; for as; (1ptcf ca
rcasa riant." BY r.edario iiadaon; "Yes Or
No p " Mr.. Mar- .. Dodge " Caricatars IN
.he he stara' By He,ly II. Hutchinson, u n,po of
II nesna an .d d'pps;S" pes!,S b 11 ,on G. Wit ill., ,'Gn
F.yehs ~ % &s,s y 11iljsrd MGa1 'hat'sn hmar;eai s
11,nno.," r. III; 1Inn. s.: =. Cox "Tlo Jo3go's
nusjirse xoy,mrn, ~ rstna W. lonson T!a ~
raprr). ~ Emilio Caa.e!sr: - Nobody bu: 1ane
Isokatnr." by Fannie fIodgrpn burnett: "1ho
IT. Gen.af{ tt Of tho l;:ho (ses:n!h papor)
Kap g. s;s s.. 'f f. S;dn ~ H. bssSt
Angel" (oontinucd) ty sIir. TlIa:k"ray. War.
1er's Magazine: NTH tl.n number, compl,tos
tho fifteenth volume anl ata trcn...hfth year,
c,, 3 e" phii,assn., asn1nc fof Ms, g. d Ltprn-
ers" (continuodl. by William Da,k: % "csmt'- sn
Fire Lyrics. bY Edwa, Kenslcr; !" "Orcrworkel
Women" BY Alexander !1esnas "sprug JOY"
Amnseh Herself" bv tho author Of B.ia,iri:s;"
"walnurg,s Night" hv ". ". Young: "rred-
eric f.emnltre,' br Writ Hikos; "I'ho aons-
Wind. hy jasues MauEieo 1hompaon; ''Sertt-
d waE1 t., t1 lisn Ant, by Flank Vincent, ~: aHe-
Droz.'" BY 7. =. Perry; "A Modern Art-Wcr;-
shop in umbria,' by T. Adolphus TrolIopa; IA
Story Of American Ch!vn!ry," hy E.; q William,
Earl OF Shciburac." by ". b. II.
Z Wentworth. 1t. !,onin): t:outcnts: Modem
fheurteB Of 0o,e,nnen. {conclu1ed), By Chan
cello, William F. Cooper, Of Tennessee; .'T1to
Legal ArCects Of thu Louisiana Case," by Judge
Waise-Law aud Equity" rs FranciH I1Illiurd !;
'".Obstrncting aod Dsvcr,iuE surfaco nnd sca.
Surface Wa:er." by u. ". 1jSc!ow ;. The Ef-
ftcs Of the Law Of Abortion. upon Rights Of In-