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TO BE- Asststunf Nduai C0nsirnctors-John Hans
com, John y. Hoover and Joseph Feaster.
To be CiUu Engfneer--A H. Cunning
To be Second LieNGcAdats Marine C0rps-Samuel J.
Logan. Ohio; William p, Biddle Pennsylvania
10 he AsdShipneFs-Cadet midshipmen Albert G
H0dgson Charles II. Amsden, G. MGR Winslow James
IL Helm, William g. Gutter, Clarence A. Corbn, Fideho
;. Carter, Frederick W Coffin, Henry IL Hosley,
Charles Laird, Walter :. Hughes, Nathaniel r. Usher,
harry "a Hodges, Frank r. Fletcher, David Daniels,
Alexander Sharp, Moses l. Wood, Richard IL Townley,
Edward p. Bostck, George H. Worcester, John A.
Shearman, Frank u. Beatty. Robert NJ Doyle, James
T. Smith, Charles NJ Mccartney, Alfred l. Howe Henry
U Hunt Frank 5. COLLINS and Rldgely Hunt
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CRUSHING THE LABORERS.

The suits brought by laborers in tho tunnel or
the Delaware and Lackawanna Railroad at Jersey City
against the contractor, John McAndrews we're heard
yesterday before Justice Bretzfed II was shown on
behalf OF the defendant that several OF the men owed
board bills which they refused TO pay, and McAndrews
accordingly deducted the amount OF these debts and
paid tho claimants Judgment entered In his favor
on these cases, but for the on the others Hero
after the will be paid with more punctuality
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THE CITY FINANCES.

The following Is the monthly statement OF the
amount OF warrants drawn against the city treasury
January 10 November 30, 1875; also a comparative
o. the city debt represented stocks
bonds y December 81 1874 and November 80, 1875,
together van statement Of and for what purposes
stocks have been issued in 1870 and also a statement
OF the city revenue and the sources thereof for tho
month Of November, 1875
WARRANTS DRAWN.
N ll.,.h.r 4 h.
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sPoILS FROM THE TEXANS.

LARGE NUMBERS OF CATTLE AND HIDES SOLD
IN MEXICAN cITIEs-A DEMAND FOR RES
ToEATIoN By CAPTAIN KING UNHoNoRED.
GALVESTON, Dec. O. 1875.
Brownsville adviees state that information has been
received that contract has been made at Monterey
for the delivery Of IS 900 beeves. One hundred and
nifty hides recently received at Matamoros from
Monterey having American brands Information from
different points along the Rio Grande gives the num-
Der Of cattle crossed into Mexico during the month
The list numbers 1870 Most Of them we're driven
toward Monterey. One herd taken TO Camargo
and demanded by Captain Kings agent but the Mexi-
cans refused TO deliver them up
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Gilualious md!es
Coachmen.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
- YORK TRIBUNE WILL RE RECEIVED At THE
U.rOWN ICES NJ. LIS BrOliwly cor Thirty nr,i-
3Ds Wet Twenty Oh ri st.. a. the II NkLEM OFFICE
80 2s TlrI AVE. On -IIplrti aud tyeIty 70 lrtss
NI1rleH >lyiuss Bank Building al az the 30 'itLl y
BkANCu OFrlCi No J2j NtsIi1gt Ne It doJr 10 le
POstOice, up II D. N. AZ regular ice fai9..
EOACIIMAN AND GARDENER-By an En-
" gis Protestant aged 81 years who can take clre OF
cattle. do gardening, mia, keep rss anu
and lawns In OrIer. 81. b.. rel Fences Apply al
CARPEN TIERS. 1873 " Est inst. corner 6thaye
COACHMAN and GROOM, Scotch Protestant
~ ami USEFUL MANLY guOi. steady, reliable tempe
man. having superior recommendations - eapabls and
onli.ing VII 20 ANY distance country CITY, Cal
a. PROTESTANT HOME BUREAU, lJ3 otnaye. above
IOiL-sI
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Amu5eMfnt5.
ROOTH's THEATER. SPECIAL.
~ SATURDAY NIGHT NEXT,
JUNE 2B
A REMARKABLE EVENT
'ECIAL.

~ cAIUkDA1. MUTT NEA
BEMARKABiE EVENT
To n, o.oy,. c,,,,, lo"rre'F'naon'e'l
Dg.R Your friends. hearing that you purpose visiting
and eoH Win GS' which they Tssard you both
upon the New YORK stage extending over psrioi q Is
Liant They recoEazs e Value and verss ty
Of your tasnts which Justly ene to an unsxeeponal
elnSs they wish 10 isSa 70 your departure by offering
yon oenen to be aiken AZ Booth heaer on
Ia this farewell greeting aud DO DOUBT TO have the enf
sastc concurrence OF the play going public Respectfully
Gov. sAMUELJ. TILDEN. Hon. A. R. LAWRENCE.
lion lion Tos J. caEkMER iif foa E. RA MAJ a
las. u. sELovER lion. JENKISs VAN
Hon AiGERSON s. SUI Hon. H. {. HUToHISG9
,,LIvAN Hon. CUNNING 5. BED.
i:oa. JoIIN r FELL6ws Hon. JOHN K. HAcKETT.
Hon. HENRY o. sIEB- WILLIAM STUART, esq,
CaW, TAYLEUEE, e~q. j6Iy cHeIll- =: ssa t''''
F %h6 sc siiihFAA esq P PaTIh n b. b.
Brs-gen A. PUNK, W. II. DwINELLE, NJ. D..
BrE.Gcn ii. I. MONA MIIrTELAw REID, esIr
Brisr9en. KILBoURNE esqy .'.,---.,-
B1T Ge6 JOS J. BAIT. cI1'H.Gis GAY iI..l esI,
LETT a. GALLArIN STEVENS.
M4or.Gen. ALEX. sHALER, CHARLES PRICE
CO" j "a P51ih MIiA s1 n i esi"
col II. vosT. LAwREScE FirzGERALD.
I'rUs { stock Exchange JhMis R0RER ESQ.
BOOTHS rlEAiER, juno 10, 1915.
To Committee ORoRoH CLAEXK Te.iimJIiai:
ithrs+ y = ilri .lIy A4.Dtsf lnH pt'po-'n
non an. take rir IN wing able 70 show orr appreciation OF
TIE tllsa'ed actor an glaii gentleman George Csrk on
atI az evening he H. IL 20, lnI A. volunteer cur
best currei lDr that occasi ~.
JOHN /. VINCENT stage Manager.
WAL ard r. SHE IDAN. Mdchinists.
W. W. TILLDT~DN, ITelsuT,r
TO Gor. SAV1FL J. II pES, HON. W. II. WCEHAM, T. j.
G. EANRi Esg. and o.hsTs:
GKtUEgN: Your otter ~ te-m0n nj benefit n Bccfhs
TheaioT sArJR DAY EVElIN the e i-t is
tri a. ~ j. eypcd Need slv Dnrt than That accept
H. satisfied that q measure M haDs VIII not De jn!sc
~ tn freyiy o. Ills reply, written with T. ling OF PRIZE and
Iirlsrr' winch WORKS cannot hope 10 express.
Yours most graf faly, GEORGE CLARKE
In conformity Win desire OF the Committee Per)r
BLlwef's Pie Act Comedy Of
MONEY
VIII be presented on Ills occasion. in which
Nr.EIJ8GE CLARKE
Win ass1rne the of ALFRED EVELYN. a'lei Nv
tho prominent Ia AMI ntiemen IN the Jfss.On
WHO have al kindly volunteered.
CHARLES GAYT FIR,
&. W. TANLLUHE,
JOHN T. SMITH
John L. VINCENT.
Committee On Performance.
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5iiuliion5 Oaais1-- llale5.

Miscellaneous.
COACIIMAN, WAITER, &C., and COOK
~ q rman man ana wife. incImbra &C. Id Ike
place country the erstanis horses thor
ougiy alsp waiting; the wife first class cook VIII 20 ~
IL boar house, ryaie fam c9n1 rn.sl good
reference. Apply at ODELbS AGENCY Los West 3ithst
oorn.r Broaaway inquire for n.
EOACHMAN and GROOM and PLAIN GAR
~ DENER and COOK An La Nd RESS. a respfctlDle
inc ImbTlnce wo1l Ike place m city OF
country ma good dr eycrent Groom, ani under
stands vegetable flower gardening the wife Il g@i
family and superior laInit~s b.h can iurais IN
doubled city reference from present npoyer Apply Al
OD-LES AGENCY, 100 West 5IthsL, corner BrO@d"dy'
Inq iro for T. ".
NO rICE.-A very intelligent COURIER OF
~ many years exp flence ave languages vel lc
auIinfsd vfh ing lin al the world wants "A
SITUATION such, best reference gwen. Apply 10
ANMONE EROS, 313 Caldl-st., \, S-forA.
DROPRIETORS of hotels can I've FURNISHED
n rae shortest notice with I'll kinds OF SERNA - male
and fem ie viz stewards IL adyaers, HolseAeeprrs girls
FOR linen st0rcro0m thlmD ermad-, Nalr.sSes Ltn-
rossos iris 500 hand daily n BAll "rlets
promptly atten ei 10. Apply at Bi.DELL 3 $40 lt.ays
CERVANT, PORTER, or BELL-MAN stua-
- lion wanted ly Prot slant single man aged ~ years.
Ia hot Ia roth CITY III 60 IA ry can ~ car
PETE. repair varu!sh Sc. IL - best rec1nm dos
Useful MANA German young man would
" Ike PLACE In store, hotel, STA rant or schoo,
N cfyor country himself useful furn s refer
emce irtm l1yeg. Apply at ODsLL AGENCl' lO5
West ltA-st. corner Dr1aiF4y.
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amusements.
GILMORE's CONCERT GARDEN.
" LATE HIPPODI,OME.

L
GILMORE's CONCERT GARDEN.
~ LATE HIPPoDBONE. ,..-
THE MOST ST. aAGSfFIGfwf 6xffEY III mi; Would
GILMOR8- sUPERB BAND OF
100 TERFORMEiss.
Change 81 pTogrlmme nightly.
sATu RDAY AFTEgOOZ II ococs m.tn6e perform
auce BY q 3creuads Band OF selected Nus cisns
4S e GslSan ~ S opea EEEeY oTGfR RgrhSotS
and ch'iirsh Ai.nisson IS cents
season tickets oI 100 per 'ornsnce $50 ian seasn t'N
nLYMPIC THEATER. ga BROADWAY.
~ THE FAMILYTHEArER or TIE AErkOPoLl5
a." 'oi' TiT 4 co6Ifsr riiiii;AriR III TOWN.
MATTNEes wEDN EsDAY AND SATURDAY AT .
QUEENS COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
GRAND HORTICULTURE RAJ EXHIBITIONS
MARKET SALES FAIR ' az uoRsEs. CATTLE, &c
WEDNESDAY. 23d. and THURSDAY. 2iih tnst%
most varied ami attractive given by ihe 20
cey Among the Numerous attractions may DO noted te
4 GRAND SHOW OF FLOWERS, FRUITS, vEGETA
a sEGiEs OF rLowIH9 MATCHES. FOR vALUA
MAKKEr SALES FAIR. TO CONTINUE BOTH
4 BASE BAIL TOURNAMENT. FOR THE socIETYs
REStH Stow OF DOGS or ALL BREEDS; r,,,,
PREMIUM OF 800 WILL BIZ GIVEN oH III.
BEST ROAD HORSE the trial 10 take Place at O'Clock ON
AIABiEs' FESTIVAL VIII Il hch during The confirm
ance o the ENhib on under Ire ausncs on tie
Queens County and Bgnd Of Muse viii be N Attendance
each day.
ROBINSON HALL, Sixtecnth-st and Broad
sixth weeS anf cr0wning success OF HoJinsons Enssh
op''" n'u"' OO-' 'IG'iRoPLE.GIRoFLA.
Iecocq's last and greatest iri mph. -
Combination Of the soo'ne Troupe introdncng les
Ia Vie can can parisi' in net third
Every evening NJ : saturday Matinee ut =
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Proposals.

Opp1cs on ADMINISTRATOR OY WAITE WOKE We Ss- AND
PIiItc Bl1CITN0A SEw -ORIKAAs June "" lo'"',
CPAiEn pROPOSALS will be received at
- fe once Of the undersigned until the Ist ds OF
1875 ~ IN. for The LAS o. us N IN en-
bny with Orilnancs No Bias - sdoptea On ne io.
June 1879 Psr1Ies desiring cOgdee OF the ordnance "
paIDhet be supplied W addrcs1inF ov ppprorI
Ac,oip,.trator Of water and Public Buildings
Room No 70 CITY HaLl Nss 'Orleans' La
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COACHMAN and GROOM. Scotch Protc'
COOKS.

WANTED. by n very respectable c0lOred
W situation a. COOK in hotel or oorilng lon'e
20 lection country l. excellent il or meat
coo.ing. DE a SfMMs SELECT AGENCY, ji3
6ilI bel. 32d and 33dsis
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Gardeners

GARDENER or ASSISTANT GARDENER
g nglr man. will ng AMI obi nag: an tarsfl ia fr u
vegft and flowers 81 ak Yeas reieence from las
EN- ployeT Address L. T., $40 Broadway.
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Cxrnrsions.

DAILY EXCURSIONS THROUGH THE
~ scenery the last Rycr. Lowe sound, aud
u mp-t AL HarDor % sea Cia l. The pop lar .esn.,
THDS. 4. WAY. chartered the by the Sea
Gin Association ant ~ make tips daily sundays
o,pe Tine 90 leaves ftcr -. E-t River at
D. m tln a m. and m. land "a
urays p. MI Io touching al Wh.stone the and
) y. trips. ami ai 33ist ON az irip-
The dc ghtfuly located Gin HOnse WIN aec0mmofa
zoo gdcsts OpeD where soolrners ENJOY al
hful and NJ wy reasonable raes
F0r Hotel parficilr address ". II. Clinton, Sea CHE
/. l. EXclr~Ons Parties OF : =. Church AID Temperance
sOeA lies, tor BOaJ And Grove. a. dies.
:. T. KITTIE.
2O3 Canal At. New YORK.
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alarble ano Slate 1lauiels.

at GREATLY REDUCED PRlCES-AD ex-
"A ensve stock MARBLE aad MAhBIL5 ,s for the
Tt ana al other Marble Work marble iufnini y" ~.
tr.a A KLABER lS4 East Elgnteenea,sL near InI ~
CASONI g. ISOLA, ,ro,,r.
" STEAM MARBLE and GRANITE WOkh n,s.a~.x
TAG 10 I52 West 4Oth-st-- Lear bfosa"N
nonurpent. Mantss Altsra fgans Ashs; 80 aarfs
Ac ImTOrters nom and nlsnufactaierS III i"' VI ~
<OTk 81 every Description
CTFWAR New Slate Mantels, iniaId WIN
- tI,.. Ala Marble Wood Manels eigsht aes's"'
puoes very low. 900 and ~ West ZSd ST. heAI 'ls
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Waters.

WAITER and USEFUL.-A North of Ire
w land Protestant yonng man would NE a ils ~ m
tsrpI lilly and furnish excel nj reeren Apply II
ODLLL > AGENCY, 1913 West 3ith-st, corner BrOad"ay
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Porters
rrD aud USFEIrI, MAN for Hotel n

FJDNI LN dNU J0LI VI HI-A-'I TDI IlVV'I "
store city country.A respectable young man would
Porter IN hotel or store J. willing and 0Dgng
and viii ma himself 'fI furnish InouDied rritr
ences Apply at UDELLS AGENCY 100 West SitL-st.
BrOad1ay.
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Gelp Wanteo--Ma

WANTED A German GARDENER or
w FARMER with small family % ta~e SO acre fAh s
% miles In New jersey keyport ven
soo Ap with ools cows al planted SsLA eakH
truck. Inquire OF VI. DANIS IrAsans Voce.
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Iii3cs' lareous.

4 STRONG, energetic boy of Is wants 70
~ learn FARAiING. Address OF cal C. H. w. ga West
5sd-si., New York.
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Doar0 an1 Rooms.
Country Board.

COUNTRY BOARD-On west shore OF Hud-
~ som mountain air no scenofy large rooms eonycp.ni
10 depot honse established IL years Address Fox l2s Pier
mont Post Office, Newton
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CEAMSI RESS-Protestant, understands dress
= and sewing machine: would Ike 10 make engagement oat
~ the Address T. FRANCES Tribune " est Site once.
lus lest LIST.
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AT STEEDMAN'', % West l6th-st., IA Oc-
y taye grand PlANO. cost 81 to be s9ld for $40 ia
Weber 5000 chi ckrIiag $50 aud 49, lar~e STOCK - trs
Pianos fully warranted at very low prices for cash 10
till!shed Is
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A BRAUTIGAM's Upright an

DItNN 7
"A. PIANOS second to none; prices moderate, Goa
santIv on han ,1Tgs assortment Of Secondhand anO
from best makers New and second hand Pianos TO rouG
WaTcrOoms 40. - UnOnsgG1fe
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Grp GOODS.
9alcs bp Anstion.

A. 3RGwIy. Aucu0ueer.
RY BANGS, MERWiN & Co., CSC Broadway
~ near BOnd-sL-saies OF Books, WORKS OF Art Fsncj
Goods &C
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At SOHMER 4 Co.'S, 40 EAST l4TH-ST.-
"A Frstclass Plan cash install mels the most
reasonable terms several pianos use liite for
To rent sOiM ER * Co... l-9 East lith-sk
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4 ACE WORK, &c-An expert LACE HAND
formerly foregOnan In wh0lesale house, makes az
10 order nL designs. and cleans AMI repairs
aces IN the manner; cleans kd gloves aud MAKES ovs'
In he ftlc
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Musical Ju5irlmenis.

4 LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, Square AMI
n Upright 20 RENT or SELL che9p. sales 0n easy
monthly pa ments. CAL At ". 81. M..iIHrLLs M Unos-
srua y fOuTfh
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Gunner Retreats.

A-JTNKINSON's HOTEL, Highlands, y. j
"A VIII open June Is. Rooms suite AID ainsy FOR ian
lie. Terms > to s2l per by Long Branc
line Pier No and steamer Bird Pier 80 North Iis q
JAMES JENKINsON, PrOprie, or.
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10I CLINTON-PLACE-A competent young
1oeA thoroughly her business ia al IL Branches
' MISS SCHROEDER
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~ ul scenery pleasant location and high grounds few
miles from Lake M0hOnk. Address ELTfNGE A. DklO,
New Paltz. Ulster Co. n v
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4 RESPECTABLE German, who has three
Ell rei-twO girls I'll hit years old and boy four
od-beng In circumstance wishes To adopt them
our all "A as Nest 3sthsL, between I and D. ui
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DROSPECf PARK HOTEL,
CATSKILI- ". Y
o,sva,o, rnouptan air with soensry unsurpassed in
tho world; 20 acTcn o. gr1undh -,o~.
WV FIRSrCLAss ACCOMMODATIONS H..
Tar 400 10 400 1iests Accessible u'ai- ai cars u"
sou IIyor HA4lro.l- VIII Oyen Jgns 10 ALLY c.vtu
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Cituaiious Uluteo-- females.

IN WEST 37TH-ST.-A respectable mar
-stO red " ET NURSE WIN ifesh nB4IA
east recommended by city physician.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22

sion: the advertised third volume Of Elwin's Pope
containing the Satires not offered nor were tne
four volumes already issued put on the table fur-
cbasers Of these four have right to complain OF
the delay in completing the work-a delay due,
hear not to the editor wholly, but to Mr.. Murrays
dislike of the tone Mr. Elwin has adopted toward
his author. From this Mr.. Murray, like other ad-
mirers of Pope, is entitled to dissent. lie has q
right equally to publish what books he likes But
whether he is justified in suppressng-for the delay
amounts almost to that-the latter volumes OF an
edition one-half of which is already in the hands OF
the public, is q question. The earlier volumes bear
date 1S71-four years ago. How much longer are
we to wait for the remainder, Mr.. Murray
1t is pleasant to be able to speak more hopefully
of another book which students of the same period
of English Literature have expected eagerly. The
first volume of Mr. John Forster's Life of Swift
appeared this week. and there is reason to believe
that the other two will be published in the couIse OF
next year. Whatever else may be said OF Mr. For
ster, his industry is astonishing. This Is by no
means the only book he has in hand. He Is passing
through the press tho third edition of Dyces Shake
speare-wbich was wanted the second having De-
come scarce. He has rewritten his Life OF Walter
Savage Landor, and it will shortly appear Dec is
the date fixed as the PREDATORY volume to new
and complete edition of LandOr's works. His Life
OF Dickens is also announced in new form, vols.
svo, instead of three. and has probably undergone
some changes. Whether it has OF not, the mere
superintendence of book on its way to publication
is no slight labor, when done conscientiously
Mr.. Anthony TrOllope returned TO London Few
days ago, well and hearty after his long journey.
He is in good time for the hunting season, which
suppose nothing would induce him to miss. His
first act on reaching home to leave it again and
go down TO Ipswich to look at horse he had heard
of as fit addition to his stud. For the next few
months the novelist viii be in the saddle three days
a week, and in all parts of England--in all the
hunting counties, 1T least. new serial story by
Trollope will shortly be commenced in Temple Bar
magazine Another by Wike Collins, entitled
"The Two Destinies," begins with the JAN
uary number of the same periodical And
Miss BraddOn is to publish the opening chapters OF
her thirieth u novel in Belgrdria for next month.
The title is Joshua U0ggart's Daughter" If Miss
Braddon had chosen to write three instead OF thirty,
her name would have stood far higher. But then
her balance at her bankers might have been less.
The circulating Libraries must have something to
supply their customers with, and Miss Braddon If
far from being the worst novelwriter in England,
though her publishers efforts to make her such have
been unremtting. She has knack of writing very
bad and only tolerably bad stories alternately. /
forget under what head her last was classified and
perhaps it does not much matter. There are plenty
of people to whom novel is a novel. o. W. s.
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A SUPERB LIST
OF
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LAUREL LEAVES.

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~ Many entirely pieces, written expressly TOT tns
volume BIZ the named contained IN this
work.
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Mcoch Jean Ingeow. Dora Groenwell and others. With
new Poems By Sophie May With - fulpaee lius
trations by eminent artists. Artscaly this volume Will
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MlSS MULOCH's NEW POEMS
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