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MORE TAXATION. Tea and Coffee to be
added to the list Of dutiable articles.-The
New York Journal Of Commerce, which is
one Of the most independent and at the
same time the most accurate commercial
paper in the country, in referring to the
policy Of the majority of the present ses-
sion Of Congress saws:
The currency measure, introduced by
Mr.. Sherman, is designed to amuso the
people, and to draw the fire OF the oppo-
sition, preparatory to fresh grasp of
the heavy hand on the earnings of the
producer. Under the guise of plan to
resume specie payments, the heavy part
OF which is put of into the years to come,
there is to he further imitation of the
paper issues; and hidden behind this de-
lusive scheme is the tax-gatherer with
his gripping fingers ready to fill his pouch
from the hard earnings of the industi-
GUS.
There is to be heary duty laid on tea
and coffee! This is part of the official
programme, and behind it will be found
the whole force of the Administration
1t is to follow adroitly upon the currency
measure, as if the fallacious promises
held out in that reckless and utopian
measure could blind the eyes of the
masses to the unwelcome presence Of this
new tax-gatherer. More money ia want.
ed at Washington, for fresh millions art
to be lavishediin the vain hope of buyinl
a further lease of life for the psrty il
power; and how shall this revenue b,
gathered unless from articles of universe
consumption?
Mr.. Kelley and his friends would fai,
add to the percentages already levied OF
dutiable imports, but this will not brini
the needed sum. Even at the presen
rates the trade is languishing, and NOR
would lay it prostrate. And thus, il
spite OF the promises of relief from taxa
tion. made so literally two years age
and in the face of want and distress il
30 many humble homes, the cup of te
and coffee is to be made still dearer t
fatten those who feed at the public Grill
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sHERlFF,s SALE.

tly virtue Of writ of Levari Faeias TO pe
ID, directed. will be exposed to Public Sale.
at tue
DELAWARE HOUSE.
5l9 Market street, kept by Geo. W. Ortlip. in
the City Of Wilmington. New Castle County.
Delaware, on
SATURDAY.
THEl6th DAY OF JANUARY. 1876.
at 8 O'Clock. p. NJ.
The following described Real Estate. viz;
All that certain Lot piece or parcel oJ Land
with Mansion House buildings thereon eree-
ted, situate in Christians, Hundred. County
and State Aforesaid. bounded and described
as follows. to wit:
Beginning in the centre OF the Wilmington
and Christiana Turnpike Road, (als0 called
Maryland AvenueO at corner of land late
Of John +. LatimsF. mel now ,, Of Henry I;yy
Latimer's land SOUTH. eleven degrees.
east three hundred and fty-one and eight
tenths feet to corner for land Of pr. John
A. Brown thence with the line dividing this
| eight degrees and fifty Ave minutes east i've
| hundred and tw enty-s six feet to the centre OF
Seventh Avenue thence with the centre of
said Seventh Avenue - north s twenty degrees r
| ~ six hundreths feet to an iron spike or bolt
lin the centre Of the Wilmington and
CAristiana Turnpike Road :tbenoe with with
sixty-fye degrees and fifty i've minete
west four hundred and twenty-five
and nine-tenths feet to the place Of begin
ming. containing. within said bounds three
and nine hundred and eighty-six thousands
acres OF land. be the same more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop.
! erty Of Lizzie ] Wright. and t. t.. and to b.
VIM. II. JAMESON. Sheriff:
SAeriff's Office, New Castle I
Y December 26 A. D. la4.5 dss3l-2awts,
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JEfFEHSC \ HOUSE,
NEU Z iSTLE, DEL1VARE,
JOiiH W. GRAY, PRoPRIEToR.

THIS ! g and beautifully situated hou.,
has been put in the very best repair for le
reception I visitors, who will find at il all ihs
accommo, ,tions of a F1RST-CLASS HOTtI
IL comm. "A line view of the Delaware Hay
and is on, pf the most pleasant and delight
places in the State for excursions or pic.nic,
The house IL kept in the best style, the Ia,
illed with the choicest wines, liquor, agi
malt drhls 8, and table supplied with the ,ul,
stantials and luxuries OF the market. Even
sionists can arrive by boat o. rail Par,ir.
who wish TO go fishing or boat riding on tb-
noble Delaware, can be accommodated wllt
suitable boat'. The patronage of the mJiT
is respectfully solicited.
ly22-tf J. W. GRAY
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WEATHER REPORT.
WASHINGTON, December Z Il A. m
W M n R1FV ONb
PRORARrIITIES.

For the Middle States, falling baro-
meter, slight rise in the temperature,
east to north winds, and generally
cloudy weather and rain, sleet or snow.
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at2o'c och, p. M ,

~ EOC ocHs h
The following Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot OF Land aud two story
Brick Dwelling House thereon, situated IN
the City of Wilmington, aforesaid, bounded
and described as follows. to wit:
Beginning at tho easterly side OF Bennett
street, between Ninth and Tenth streets, at
the distance of ninety-three feet, six inches
moro or less, from the southerly side # Tenth
street; thence eastcrly parallel to Tenth street
through the centre of the Iarty wall between
this and the adjoining dwelling on the north
of Benjamin Tomlinson, sixty-two feet five
inches mere or less. to the westerly side OF
three feet wide alley leading into Ninth
street; thence southerly along said sidc CT
said alley aud parallel to Bennett street thir-
teen feet, six inches, more or less. to corner ;
thence westerly parallel to the first mentioned
line and Tenth street through the centre vi
the party wall between this and the adjoining
house on the south of John Fisher, sixty tM o
feet We inches to the aforesaid eastcrly side
of Bennett street. and thence thereby porth-
crly thirteen feet six inches, more or less, to
tho place of BEGINNING. be the contents thereof
what they may with the use and privilege OF
the within mentioned alley with otheis en-
Titled thereto in common forever.
Seized and taken in Execution rs tho Pro-
nerty OF William Craig and Anna W. Craig
his wife, and to be sold by
.qI 49, WIN. Ii. JAMESON, Sheriff.
Sheriff q Office, New Cssle,l
December 26 A. ID. lsT4 8 dce2o-ntaWts
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sHEREFE's SALE.

SIlEREFE'S SALE.
Dy virtue of writ of Levari Facils TO m4
ID directed, will he exposed at Public Sale,
at the
DELAWARE HOUSE,
5l3 Market street,kept by Geo. W. Ortlip, in
the City OF Wilmington, Now Castle County,
Delaware. on
SATURDAY,
THE 10th DAY OF JANUARY. 1875
at 9 O'Clock, p. M.
The following described Real Estate, viz: -.
All that certain lot, piece or parcel Of Land
with q three story Brick Hsuse thereon
erected. situate In the City OF Wilmington.
aforesaid, bounded and described IA follows to
wit;
Z Beginning at " point On the westerly side OF
TatnaIl street between Fifth ard Sixth streets
u corner Of land formerly of Henry Craig, now
said Joseph Bickta; thence westerly parallel
to Sixth street about sixty eight feet to u
line of st. Peters Church yard land; thence
along the same northerly parallel to Tatnsil
street about twenty feet more OF less, to land
late Of Joseph Day. deceased; thence along a
line Of that land easterly parallel to siIth
street about sixty-eight feet to the aforesaid
side of Tstnsll street and thence Herewith
sOutherly about twenty feet to the place oi
beginning, be the contents thereof what they
may.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty of Joseph Bickta, and Mary q. Bickta
'''0 WIN. Ii. EAMBSON. Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, New Castle.
December rs, A. d 1874. dec2a-2tawts.
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HOTELS.
WyEsTERN HOTEL.
y. W. COR. FOURTH AND ORANGE srs
C. J. KYLE, PROPRIETOR.

The above House has been put in complo,s
repair for the reception of guests, whrrc
they will receive all the accommodation ~
FIRST CLASS HOTEL. VI
Bar filed with choicest wines, liquors. cgars
&C., and the table supplied with the best tle
market affords. Transient and permanent
boar,lers accommodated at moderate ru,e"
Good stabIing and attentive hostlers. A M.
ernl share of public patronage is respectfub
solicited.
aug,-dtf .tt
The daily gazette., 1875-01-07
SHERIDAN sustained
Military Despotisan Endorsed
rhs shaskles Of Tyranny Strength
ened..-The B0Idest Iniqutty Of the

WASHINGTON, Jan. .6.-The following
dispatch was sent to Gen. Sheridan this
The daily gazette., 1875-01-07

Gen. Grant and Attorney General vii.
hams are both charged with being i'm.
plicated in the Safe Burglary case. and
At Is surmised that for this reason. The
Republican majority in Congress have
refused to pass the resolution calling for
an Investigation of the conduct of the
officers OF the miscalled Department Of
Justice; A failure to approve the resolu.
tlon will subject the members who vote
AGAINST 1t to injurious suspicious, and
1n9se VINO are thus suspected will have
only themselves to blame. No honest
member member you'd lend helping hand TO-
Opposition to the resolution when r. ;s
next brought up, will be regarded bv
Inc public as evidence of completely
The daily gazette., 1875-01-07

The STATE TREAsuRER's REpoRr.-R
II. Davis, State Treasurer, makes yery
interesting report of the condition of
our State finances. We will state it in
brief. commencing in 1870, as follows
The war bonds issued to furnish substi-
tutes for the U. S. Army amounted To
I,ll0.OO0. Internal improvement bonds,
S353,OOO. Making a total debt in 1870 of
81 10000. OF this sum bonds have been
bought and cancelled amounting IN
s292, 600; bonds due January 1874 and to
be cancelled, $4,000. Total debt paid
since 1870, $3sS, 900. Bonds outstanding
Sl,O74,0OO. Loan to the Breakwater and
Frankford Railroad Company, secured
by first mortgage, S150,OO0. Total out.
standing debt, 81 l,224,OOO. These bonds
mature as follows: January /, 1885, war
bonds, $79s,OOO. January /, 1890, juno.
lion and Breakwater Railroad Improve.
ment bonds, $27G,OO0. January /. 1899
Brea kwater and Frankford Railroad In.
ternal Improvement bonds, $3.50, 200.
AssETs.-The State has invested s673..
$50, from which revenue is derived fo,
general purposes; and $3.50, O,139 invested
from which revenue is derived for school
purposes, known as the school fund
making the total assets Sl,129,189 De.
ducting these sums from the total Lin
bilities and the State indebtedness will
he reduced to only S1O0,81l.
The demands of the Treasury on Jan
nary l, 1875 are $4,000. To meet thes,
demands there are taxes due and interes
from several sources estimated to Janu
airy Is, 1875, amounting to Sl74,252.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-07
SHERIFF 81
SHERIFF's o.

VDy virtue Of a writ of Lsval. faeias to mo
ID directed will be exposed to Public Bale
DELAWARE Hou II.
5,s Market street, kept BY Geo. ". 0rtlir. In
VIC City Of Wiimin gton. New Castle county,
,Delawate. on
I ! ~ SATURDAY.
TIE 10th DAY or JANUARY iS75,
The daily gazette., 1875-01-07
SHERIFF'S SALES.
snERIFFss SALE.

py virtue of .writof Leyari Facias to me
u directed'wfn ID exposednt Public Sale.
HOUSE. 5l3 MARKET ST.
kept by Gcorxe rrufuip. In Tie City OF Wiz
New Castle County. Delaware. on
SATURDAY. III
THE 10Th DAY OF JANUARY. 1875 -
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sulEHIrr,s saL,.s
ut 3 O'Clock, =. N

10y virtue ofa writ Of Levari Facias to mo
ID directed. will be exposed TO Public : ale.
at the
DELAWARE HOUSE.
5l3 Market street, kept by Geo. W. Ortlip, in
the City of Wilmir ton. New Castle County,
Delaware. on
, 1875-10-02
ILLINOIS FRIENDS YEARLY MEETING.

3Jtcta! CsFrt&t"ndfikf oJ 7ht Eh!fado iff0"9s'
AykxpprA, ILL.,, sept. 30,-1h,s regious lody
organized Yearly Meeting Ut uennopln Oh tho
l4th Of eoptsnbor, in handsome new temple
1utt finished. Two thonsaud people wero pfes-
aat a. tho dedication. Delegates were present
from New York, philadelphia. and baltimore.
The PRINCIPAL speake,s werc tho vene' sb'o Joseph
pugdalc, from lows, President Of tho Peace
Society Samuel III. Ja1sney. tho historian OF tho
Friends. from Virginia; airH h'rs. Of lhl1saol'
pt.ia, aud another lady from Now York; Thomas
roulka, ct baltimore. Ihe sessions Woro
closed with Silent prayer. Frieud lug
dale, Of Iowa, Introduced lnto tue
u,eesjne tho subject nf nemof1al1z!ug
the Coagreaa Of tho Gultod States tu favor Of u
Wor TO- st,.Is x ns5isaa d1pases ssn
IL ienneyiu ne 1e' iast sabbath aud spoAs WITH grea!
iervos snd shility, iu tue Methodist Episcopa
1cen lt,preeslo.,. Iia Hocs, Ioar, 10 Sterling
end other points In the state.
, 1875-10-02

following limos arc Angravcd "Thta in the .oof
ii Eapoi.onn Horse, Which was tIctl under hin
t!,.stl, ,hn l:vyptian canpaisn Of 173t. FFnn
captain W, Sleigh. latn l.tllh ''osiH'rnt to bf:
lila relic bv Mr. l:lc14arf! BELL it III htate1:
"Mea I,ous'as' fntl,er was a doctor IN thu
aryny aud me. Capt. h!ciEl dnring tho Alno''ca'l
War. IN tin curly part Ut the c'.nturv. and lias'n:
r&trartrd ru1tin bullets f,.uu tlln Enitan's b51t
vain frjet,dnlip 31nuInnet trtwecn tllhD. It
va. nwius tu thus that tim iHtercttiitg rnllc
bccasnn mi hcirIoun of :Hns DoHgas' fun.
liz. Auutf"s In1r pf tho HAtne hnltnaf
was uu'!crslnnd. given 10 tho ih'ka
IT York. afu! II mut 10 i,tas eptiny tp siitcnTer
in wluro uI,HscssipI lin 9th two nt,w nr':. AZ |
t,ayn ru Doubt they w,to a ca1nfHtIy rrrrnrs cd.
Tia ouo ppoak VI ntf.:k tue M b ing tiltt nf n
very rtnnl animal ff'r rt'atetr hut IT MAS t""''
ably bnt!, like Murehgu J.af!s 0f II 'lrhir
.n.irt flayu benn ll.: cl,...,: y IN IN rs4den hv
Napoleon, Wig, I Iars hay rodo no Light
Weight"
, 1875-10-02

hnn4lnt, bapltrl, or tolton,lintc, TIM quick
f1uwlnE ie!rct.na: ".sh nat III roh s"a
it dta'. Su"ll ta,'s1 arc alarod tho nwno7 Ut
'.""erH in wax nF III paints. md thnFoforo they
Nho ttcgat ut At ia rnturo lind comfort in nFt.
II y"u l,nso dtisan through ersl 6f time. bav
years. to make 1al:n thr.v" in ytIur fnrncrr anl
thns tnvh er.,ttrAls rrsIHtctl. painful dis
Mi ptfnrtIt III knn~'I to n1anr.-thefr In K"ou
d'n If r'hss IN heI,g able to hide your failure
i'll thn tiIts nf wax ferns and bcgoniaa and
pre:tr.letssi pnhth NTH Which you cat Ill your
hafE"il case. They hro III tho Im.,,,est nart tc,tar
trio to natra, ard. though lacking life. thcre IL
tl1r ratsnfact ott q! l:nrwlt they will IN. damp
of aud Iira,IEtat IN tau c;,tr4o Of a week.
Thcn Il cIump of "ili vlnirt4. or OF nwcet pras,
a isIl NJ w'tcr-ElicA n ya+r as mixed i!or eft,
u c,os, tanned will, delicate vines tntct-
inlnGl "iEll ynnf favnrlfo buds and blossoms,
aHurI- n }etInancut Pes-utr by IT. sra'e aui
bcAuty- 1t furnishes tit at brilliant rtsor aui
exquisite fpEm TO ti1cnatr yo1lr snnuI. ani II
rcF pe.uAE reminder IF the living losclinc4s
1t conntnrtn.fA. ies. II ynn canuut hayo
daily supply ot fresh flowers FIR Tho
tabia aud tnantel-p,tcc, accept their wh>en in
aglb in Their place sitl gratitude. Wrought ii,
such perfection md arranged with Fn"h ta.t' M
nre sie tlpue,a md foliage lau.- Contributed II
tho EXPO tim bY the latllra N.1use naues VI
havo n,eutlrDc.i. they tltasrrc to tank Atnnnr
works IT art with any pjeerr NJ sti lite hunl; Or
tho salin of tho Picture gallery.
, 1875-10-02

%l1iTE1EH.
Esesh . on breezy seas the 4sceudxnt dayt
Aud bright " on tAick es~s ~ radiant tfsee
Fuss ~ tbs stLsie On suIEa bebes t1r*auaut A*oo
lIup4ful u meadows 1t thv 1fssA VI MAY,
Uuc lottiegt atlll his tucloaka obsy.
Liks dAwnward laEs4 ta rs,s.ats sesE1 L., g slase-
Whte thst @ise q ts.osa ss'sh."s iordi.ur wsy!
u.s wora. uts earls an luminous ri ss5fong;
va ss,,,r u baye fan the fatling, III lls soug,
ii Irnsdlttlous aud VI sJxFrd haluis-
To hsys vyt.a tls Aussolrd anasls group and hEon2
81 i,xssusy valley .i4pa., BY Ahining palnat
LILY = uv1 sa,:eeI X Asp lyrk Yfibut<.
, 1875-10-02
ANrtp0DE6.
POE.

POE.
liz Io7sd Ill shadowy sIsots, III seasons dreAr;
Iii nxys u IaskneSs luEu4 kil gaAAsly wh1tut
strauau feIlo shiIs ls hDld With Koutlus griu,
Al whosu .isluoutae eyss hs fsst 10 fea1:
r., ujtnluba through dense tranchua he would peer,
~ xall tlla pAl ghottl feed, by tolnt,stonea din
ha ApTalli,!g 5oFM4 ut phautu.ls waksl with him,
Aud murder brua1laea ltz Iel guilt IL Ills ear!
l}y lpsolstc paths of dIoau,. where fancys owl
aeat luu4 luguhrious houts through sonbFt nif,
Atu!d thou Hhts Noouiest cATes li0 went to prowl,
Aud sslet del!riu.n iu hsE awful lair.
A.l uIuKlGI With cald slaarea that sEithn pr stoW-
serpsuiA Of hosrog, black bats Of drsluiss
, 1875-10-02

THE ROMAN CATACoMBS,
Tho csttconabs OF Home extend thctr taby-
rintn OF apg1ed galleries through ali tue aevep
hills OF the city, aud stretch for miles away from
tho Iiber under tic campsgua. They litsrslly
honsycouh tia soft soIra4llo rocks, tnfa, aud
pvxxolauo, which und4rllo ths soil Of 1lomo aud
!ts Yloutty. Tbs tata hAzdsaa Oh <-pos,ue, but
, 1875-10-02

A litts boy who was nearly starved by stngy
uuc1o wiki whom be lived. moasiug : lank grsy-
houud, oue day iu the street. Nks asked by Als
Qusrliau what 1,ado tho dog 10 thln. After fe-
Heating. tho littls fvllos replled. ~ suppose ~
liysy with his unele"
, 1875-10-02

%1rstn OF ! F0xTREss. ~ T. VtotLxF-Lk-Dru.
sataAsisssd by Htx5AAiX nvexaAs4t, Architect,
sfo', pp., 80. Nosson James II. OSgooa l. To,
~ Under the guaa OF = hctisloua narrative,
.a.ohsleue " Vioilot-ls-Duo haa given popular
ss sHs!oF1 Of tho gs.dus! growth OF tho spienee Of
s3as13 architecture. 10 e9mms1sss by per.
, 1875-10-02
The New College Yenr Opening
Under Most Favorable
Auspices.
A Bloody Chasm Established Between
the Two Schools Of Medicine.
Tile Allopathlc Department Mikes
Statement Declaring Professional
Recognition of tho 1fomcop-
athists Impossible.
Tho Dental School, tho School Of Mines
and tie New Water-Works,

St>efa. ce,re.pondrne< or1he cAfeaqo Tribune.
A.S ahfoH. Mich, bept. 3o.-Iho University
Of M,cl}tSau ~ thirty .cGht years old. Although
here ..lnl ~ r,,,n.rcd ,.,th tbo gr.at ,,.tt'.
,,,v az, w. ~, ,,,.
,''ns W MO lash nfe la'ta up hef hesa A. mo
"ee'h'l'ht OF how year NTH considerable
diyuity. SIN is ont.tlod to indulgence In this
tu,Ax or xstr.ysYsEm,
not ou3v bcsa,.c 81 "a, ,,nt,,,,s,s h,t o,u, ,~
uh,t sl,o rrnnsoS H. .,,a ,,,."" ~ :. ".,. sa ~
,.,as "uas 1A' r..'"in . ''f s"p i"eafs poverty
| oFlu3s OUT 'ho Qualities in man
exercise t.ls ,,ouors 10 lno 10 ,uue lie cea mny
,noke m ;nxtyut;on If ,r,yn,n, ~. ~ T5,ra:
.,,m ~ v;o,n,n ~ afto".;san1 ""s. .Ao on,tst.
MY o' al'chEah n@" otIeht''nos aiproacllcd this.
verge of starvation. and set novcr haa loat het
balance and fallen into obstruction. A'tno1tg,
La,,d .ho n atrono aud ycrv nsefn1 VIII"
| ~ .s,,d,..as e.. ,n,,.a, -; 49, "'s,'
ue4 s'Auuas'' 'oi " h"'auot W yeaia ""'o out
hufnoofed those o. aS other INSTITUTION OF learn
promises to be st,ll creator than over before.
mi. IL an. ,,nth ~, ths increasing ,.co,,,n,a -,
tlo 1r,i.ars,,. .,a N I'm ,,o.. ,an.r.r,sn.s =,
sAo ~ ..a. s"n sa. " ,s ao ~" VI
| schools that have Just been opened.
iestesdRY, With tbs literary department,
NEW SCHOOL, or MINES
bcr,n Tia ,vurk. Al tho 1art ae,uon NJ IN.
..he" '.o -. CO. ,.1.., ~. ess. "N,.. =. ~
| Legislature VI tao osase ''oesA' appropriations
wera usade for It's support, aud already thost
! means haro becn put 10 use in fitting up rooms,
securing apparatus. and in tho bey,nu,pg Of
eo''eet"" =, tA'ue'o' 0"f. e'.' tot tue
use u fho dopafsmch' 1ne fooms 10 20 oeeu'
pied by tile School OF Mines arc located sn ont
| of t!4o wings OF tue laboratory. Theso consis,
NJ a lccture-,oo,n. . mussnm. and 4 yer,
80 e... -. -. t..a,.:, ~ 81. r.,u =. .,.t.i
,s'eo l'H'sn " ~ uu'o'cu 80 sHo s'aoy VI Ws'at
ales pfopcf' IN TUG lat1er arc locA6eo sseaJ
furnaces for gnd, silver, aud ether motala,
futges, bln1t- -furuace4 aud all the possible sp-
,banees for p1nctiral work IN n,atniurpv. mi,
, 1875-10-02

I.,ft l,e4 In, t1n tuit
o.,;,a, ,,,.'.oa ,', '.', ,,,;, ,,,",.;t n ptono
eIHc'' f't''Heah l't'"d sl,'' "'I"'''' :"
MAX &n"'ttel; hs1d tllaH II IN SUN fht' '"' 'a'a
cusnl'a originated Ar lons as 1s"ma f'ls'ne'
."' p"1'ts, n,'i ~." ~ cpe1 and
t''hp'er HUI t'a."''n'''"" !a' .'.1I, In,
thn ostont Of the tatacofn'b was e"'e'xa"' '"s'
whou tho EnFiso dectlnca. t''o hosesa'e3 w
eprtft. tt item ceascfl The dccnsinT H""'eS y"
,,c citv rurniaj,iur n,n,,o material for a! new
,..s,.>',.'..
e'' ,,,.,. ,,t.,,o +,,cv i,cc,no
After t'o tl""t''sn , sas. ,,.,,tn,u .nL lin
tho l,auuLK or fabbots hl'u od',""'' ' ~. ~"
burial places Of sln1nH at't pinhc'as'" 3"o .s'+
mans tlsot,sed Of ttpr dead hy crc,nntipn but
.1. x.na.. ~ thouo vIu, wcro too unr to t.u-
.':, ~. ,,,oon. far funorn!-st!o and TIM co%t!y
Faue sI'o ''''"''' '' ' .. o..,1.t t,r, ,l,n
attending case"'o''iae' "'.N ~''' 'D NJ. -
tien-cattH upon nhoccnroi Brolh" l"h' "'tnu"'
Tho city, or weto truw, intu Tho tccedson OF tho
r...an,n,,s Iinraco a.yn Of tho cavern ,lnler
nssSIoa"i I''l.,i,o iii. .:This wnY ,lo common
III" a"'''o ., .,,..t1, ,,,a,,a,,t, y 1,,ri,,,,
Hop'ilehto "1 'no uine'ap'u p's"u.a", '. ,
tho tiEHt thfea or 1"ul cs"t"'!e'' u" o".aso'"oe
afforded shelter to tho Christians WIN fed fsu'n
ll,o crue, tor4oc,tio.s of tho 1lo,uasl Epcrora.
,i,,v mi nov ctnn,1nrn n,,t] ,noro intr,cato cur
49,, s ''.,ax nuat,,or tnr IL, nrcnmmoia,
fidofe' QUO peio" S.o1'"'' ~ Nv a~sop
ttoii a'1d HecuIty u INC tito'lea si1o caosI !ns
left homo an! tho sweet i1BAt u aAy tHht sasy
lhlEht hHvo npossY 10 taac"c' LUZ f'S'' ~ '''
new 1alt1 tAo5 'lhu su1tsSa. Alan, ,..
l"9'"t' hpilush nhpli'1n n,tss y" ~. .1,';,
TanchH llab1tatlo''s a iuassu , ~ atttnI'"l
light they were not yofs nhsh inofn eonat1asl@na
tl'a', the "enn above efounu st nesee' ~ ~ oe"
ior tho Iooser eassGs 1nS ny 1tas ~ '+ns'1,.
atflelats Wolo ~. ,r. .. ~ .,o
FOR tecltHlon during LUG hohls E!aom W AsevP aia
!" tue performance o. spo t9sa1.ts, ~. a.a .tlo
osGa o. tae ,ower ula.1n ts,,a! I @
toeotnul Ill H. oorr sir;.ti".. ,xnro
occnlaeu py cs.,1 @ rcuato,vc ~ ~" r,x,,o,,s MnaS
mostly pout 1 n, 't j., a'pi t!!,n
atil hasahtn ~ .""i3 -, ~ ~ ~ -,
eilee tao saeiso - ;,t,,,.t ~ ~ ,.s.e .iu
eo,hos "aa ~. o. e.en, ~. 6S W -" 'rtG. ,1a
Nheh tnehe oasons " Iu.at , ~. '. tnes
natural cauhea' Ivy "ols a"'naaoa w nsw ae.
elto 10 saGt" resarr.cti rax ,I'or"f"r ,,ro. ~
a1d "p Il 1r"vta for ,hc,r Ian, IN to waa OF TIC
t,ntaron,bs.
Ti0r aboye tier Of tacss crypts iinod tho gallo
rea md passages ior ,Mn'y 'n'ies. AZ Ans usoh
aaateu tras o,voS' o., ~ o'us a hoda rnt IN
~ ,"a ,,' c,n3o1 ss,,,, stonca md wern 1,nua
, 1875-10-02

TIE IaoY DiAMuNtg: A Novel. ly tho Author Of
sThs Odd Trump" otc. lapf. Ncw York: 4. J.
llsts h Sou. Price, T5,centS.
ILLEsrHATxp CINctNaA1I: IioronIAL IAhpNook
nY THE QUEEN UtrY. oohPatsiAu Its AEcuITkcf'
usx, MAsurAorunE, Ta4pE, kro.. k1u.; Toak!MEh
WITH AN AcGnuNE ar TtIg MosT ArrAGrtva SuiI-
u4us, Uy D. j. kenny. Illustrated with over SO
EuEraviuKs aud Now and Conllela Map. Limo,
1,p. 3GJ. Cincinnati: Hottrt Clsrke %.
, 1875-10-02

,HuUro 1r NsrIItH ~. y nsm .sit1 5.ssE. -
a. cnuplo OF hoof' or t"o 1asof'e oa@'ee's u
tho gtcat Napoleon haro been preserved ~ Ill
torosttug roles OF the suimas aud Of thof
owror. Each l,as beer, po),s,,cd. shud with nil
.,, ,.,,S.r,,oIv tnonr,ad oa a apufr.ho,
vel' Aaa n1ausona's 'uo"u,ee ., w. lua' ~.
Tho ono III IN possession os t5o laouseho'a hss"
gade In London, anti bearn OH it's gold lid tho
following inscription, .'t1oot Of Mayeuso, nsro
Charger Of N.po1eon, Ridden by Hin at alaseugo,
..,s.sr,,.. ~. y.cr,,, In t,,s c.mn.t.,, ~
Aastefntz' Lehs, "Assa'a' ~ tae Sea'psKA u
Huasla. and Lastly a. Waterloo. On tho lhsIao
OF tho lid II ia written that tho hoof WAC "rEc-