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THE CHILDRENs TREASURY OF EN0LIsm ~, s0 ivy
solected with Notes by FRANCIS TURNER PAL6h'E'
18mo PIP. 3O2. Macmillan Co.
The selections of poetry in this volume are
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every class OF readers. and contains numerous spec
the noblest poetry in the language Poetry for
poetrys sake has been the aim editor without at
tempting illustrate the history OF English literature,
or TO ncucate lessons Of morals manners In most
cases, the poems given complete, and no extracts
have been admitted that not in themselves finished
specimens OF The plan OF the volume has been car
ried ont with great 1t will be found 10 possess
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Tie leading poem OF the collection The Shepherd Lady, IL
one Of Jean ngcovs happst creations well as an em5od
men Of many personal characteristics OF this sweet
expourder Of the graces wonanhooi The heroine Is
lovely presentation purity and symbolizns the
Church responding the sayios call The dear white lady
in the tower from sleep to meet e good shepherd in
the moao receives him the crook and the commission to
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on and waits patiently coming Of her shepherd lord
Into this simple structure Jean Inseow has woven her
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GUPREME COURT of the STATE of NEW
- YORK. CITY and COUNTY Of NEW.YORk.-COKNE.
LUIS p. htABIE Executor OF and Trustee under Tho ~.
will aud testament Of PETE G. MABiE deceased, plant
against MICHAEL HOWE and ALFRED A. NALENl TN r,
THOMAS FITZGERALD and FRANCIS UsiIth IA, Ehtcu;
tors OF aud Trustees under ~ last WI a1 tstas e q
MARGARET G. HOWE, 'et,tse,, JohN topl. ~ ~
MARY ANN his Bjfe, the said FRANCIS tSIttk lsolr-
called Frank H0wel in his right aad SAM ~
WALIACF Defendants for reie.fO the above.
named Defendants YOu and each o. yoa are hereby sum
mOued aud required the complaint IN ts acton
witch this day filed In te Oflce OF The Clerk 81 10
CRY and Con 81 New Yors at the Cy Hall IA TIE ~ y
CITY OF lols and Of which copy IS herewith served
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after Of this OF uc dsy
AMI II you fa - the sail oomIaet
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relief demanded In the complantDdtei
Ncw-NorS Aurtl 20, 1870. WM. q a. W. LoWEkkt,
d. lsw6HTu Plantn Attorney
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SUPREME COURT-CTrY and COUNTY Of
- Ew.YORK.-HARRIS ROsENIHAL plaintiff, against
NORRIS FIN and ANNA r.. FINN, his wife, SAMUEL.
MYER, ABRAHAM IERSHFIELD, and The PEOPLB OF
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AZ County Courthouse New York City the twelfth
OF Noyeub@f, 1873. JOSEPH c. LEVI.
n23 law6wr Plaintiffs Attorney
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This chapter of tender sentimental fancles
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PROSE MrsCELLANIEs FROM HEINRICH HEINZ
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MO law6S'ru

SUPREME COURT of the STATE OF NEW
- YORK, CITY and COUNTY Of NEWYORk.-W.i-
LIAM H. vAT XALER p2n9tif against !, HiS e i,
GERALD and FRANCIS USICK, execnlors OF aud rusees
under the last vii ami testament II MARGARET HOWE
deceased JOHN COSTELLO aud MARY ANN, bis wife
The said FRANCIS UST1Ck sometimes caea Frank Howe
In his own Iigbt, and SAMUEL WALLACE. defendants
Summons-FOr Relief To Che aboye named dcfsr,iants
You each Of sou hereby sommocd and required 10
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ed IA the complaint -Datol NewYcrk, April 30 1873.
WM. Il A. ". LOWENRF.
d. Iaw6wTu Plaintiffs Attorneys
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GRAzIELLA; A STORY OF ITALIAN LOVE Trans
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RIJYNIos. limo pp 1856 Chicago: Jansen, McClurg a.
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Eeaal Notices.

IACOT RICHARD ct AN. Y. SUPREME
y c0URT1DAyID BI9c plaintiff 2gsiTst EIc Han
cnARLEs FIAST TD & aa sIa
EhAS de SA sao S9 of not
Trial be had IN the CITY van end coa eT and nd ne
Higd he ~ S a s1s co SSa o w e We
Yors at County Courhoe IN said eiy and % serve
copy Of yoa a%er 10 the ad sad g1daMay c
within twenty days after the service OF this summons on ycu
he 81 sa e es h EI w i the @
a q s sSm y apply to Re- cSSr GT s ISIS
This oompl.iut in this action was duly fed Win cfs
Of The city and County Of New 5or on the aay o. VSt'
d iia%6wTu -
NETWORK SUPREME COURT-CFrY and
~ COUNTY % NEW YokK;-GEQRGE C. .HaTcH,
JS s Sednst MEc a2a s. cREan teaa 10 E
80 fhe bsfS G H 9Gg hereby Summoned aS required
The complaint IN this acton which VS. alsd n gs
court house IN said ely on the 5Oh day Of Soyr9eer
on the Subscribers at tGeir office No 1872 Nassa8 10 tho
Summon on YOU xeIdsre OF TIE DAY o. sueS ryee aud
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day OF November thousand eight hundred ard
seysntyaye he1ss the costs q t4s - Se"'
f d. ia MSS IL ''O Plaintiffs Atorneys sS
NETWORK SUPREME COURT.-SAMUEL
~ r. BEALL, plaintiff, against THE VALLEY COM
PNY A. e, ST %oaSy demand GT aT on bs con
by summoned and required % answer eonglaiat in IN.
County Of New York at the Court house in sad city and
to serve COPY OF your 10 The said complaint Tho
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York, within twenty days after the service OF ts summons
on YOU tile day OF ouch servce and fail
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eight hundred nifty COCO dollars with interest
Gath OF March thousand eight hundred and
seventyhye besides the cost Of Tits acton-Haiei New
York, November l, 1875. SIMON sIEENE
plaintiffs Attorney,
81 Wast, New York.
The complaint :hs action duly hlei in the office ~
" the CITY and Comfy Of New York az the Comfy
Courthouse sail city OF which notice is hereby given
Dated November 20, 1875. SIMON SrEKNE,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
MO law6Sru 81 Wal-st, Scw-l ork
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DOCKS LIKE THESE WILL BE a S0uKCE
ID or PIEASIRE LONG AFTER THE HOLIDAYS
ARE PASSED
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Go to Wileox'. for Strawberries,
6-l-Gt. W.
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The following business was transact
ed by Judge Bross. In the police court,
yesterday:
Mary Thompson was arrested for US
Ing offensive anl abusive language. and
fined five dollars and costs. She went "a
Jail tor eight days.
Huston Dickie, Henry Smith and
Nathan Stancil, three colored boys. were
arrested and arraigned before His Honor
for disorderly conduct. Smith. after the
evidence had been heard. was discharged
Dickie and Stancil were found guilty and
fined five dollars and costs each. The
Judge recommended the mayor to pardon
the prisoners. as this was their first ofiense
and Oh account Of their extreme youth.
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Every Seven Year,.

Psychologists say, the human body is en-.
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10 wearing out and Is being built up anew
Of fresh matter. This work IL accomplished
by the blood which goes through every
part. But II the blood becomes weak or
viti.ted, and does not perform it, work
properly, the system Is actually poi,onc
by the WORKOUT matter clogging the vital
organs instead OF leaving the body. For
dyspepsia, biliousness, kidney, skin and
liver troubles. levers, and al diseases ari--
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CALIFORSiA VINEGAR BIrTsRs are soy
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Landlord. OF hotels and boarding houses
" ~ ind it 80 their advantage TO call upon
Mrs. Coleman, Laundters, No " Fourth
street, between Washington and CONNER
ciai avenues. Hotel and clearinghouse
washing. 70 cents per dozen. Fo piece work
prices are ~ follows: single shirt and col
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iars, DC; two handkerchief, Sc; vest. zoe;
and all genuemen's wear, soc. per
dozen. Ladies' dresses, - TO SOC;
skirts 10 10 .Oc; drawers 10 TO l3c: two
pair hose Sc; two collars j to Ice. For la
dies plain clothes 81 90 per dozen; for la
dies line clothes, d - per dozen; done
promptly, and promptly delivered. Pa
tropuge collected
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DR. Seth Arnoid's Cough Killer the
great eradicstor for nj lung Diseases su-
perior remedy TO all other medicines yet
discovered, In severe cSses. It's . sure.
quick. and perfectly safe remedy tor
coughs, colds, sore throat. whooping cough
TUip, a,d on diseases Of the throat and
ungs. Retail price, 95 aud 10 cents and 81.
Any bottle that does not give relief may be
returned, and the money will be refunded.
DR.. Seth ArnOld's DisrrhUA Bslssm. % and
81 cents. Remember II l. warranted Ar.
nold's Bilious Mandrake Piils, operating
without sickness and pain. Compounded
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Hotel Personals

j. Sh0gmaretin, Of Vienna. was at
the Planters yesterday.
A. Swonzy. of New York city. was
at the ST. Charles yesterday.
w. NJ. Francis, of McComb City, was
nj the st. Charles YESTERDAY.
j. W. Alslap, OF Marion, Ohio. was
at the st. Charles yesterday.
Louis Porcheway, of Bunos Ayres.
was at the st. Charles yesterday.
F. Davis. of Clinton, Kentucky, was
CHARTERED at the Dcl,nonico yesterday.
B. +. Smith, Of Kentucky, was regis
tered at the Delmonico yesterday.
r. W. Collier, Of st. Louis, was reg
i,,ered at the st. Charles yesterday.
&C. X. Pickering, Of Cincinnati, was
registered at the st. Charles yesterday.
w. A. Pollock, of Greenville, Missis-
sippi, was registered at the ~. Charles
yesterday.
Thomas j. Cundiff, OF New Orleans,
was registered at the DelmonicO yester-
day.
--C;sorge w. Run, Of Pocahontas, Mis-
souri,. was stopping at the Planters yes
terday.
james Judson and lady, of Memphis,
were registered AT the Planters yester-
day.
WIN. II. Halliday and T.. G. Gable.
Of Chicago, were arrivals at the st.
Charles yesterday.
F. l.. Hickman, OF Paris, Kentucky,
was an arrival at the 81. Charles yester-
day.
John l.. Wisdom. Of Jackson Tennes.
see. was registered at the st. Charles yes
terday.
John &. Herndon, of Louisville, Ken
lucky. was among the arrivals at the St
Charles yesterday.
Charles Brown, OF st. Louis, wa
among the arrivals al the Planters yes
terday.
| Monsieur DeClovence, a French tour
list Of Lyons, France, was registered a
the st. Charles yesterday.
MIR. j. W. Sewell, q merchant o
1
Bertrand, Kentucky. was registered a
the DelmonicO yesterday.
Capt. o. Hues, proprietor Of tn
Centralia House, at Centralia, was quar-
tered at the st. Charles yesterday.
A. r. Schnake, travelling agent TO
the Germania life Insurance Company
OF New York, Is stopping at the Planters
j. &. Huxley, superintendent OF tn
Cairo a. st. Louis Narrow Gauge Rail
road Company, was quartered at the 81
Charles yesterday.
George W. Winslow, OF Mt. Vernon
Illinois, he OF Cairo 4 Vincennes note
riety, was registered at the st. Charlie
yesterday.
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BOATS Duf.

BOATS puf.
Jim Flax. Paducah ldlewild, Evans
Vile Thompson Dean, Robt. Mitchell,
Arlington. Indiana, from Ohio river /.
Great Republic. Bell Memphis, IT. Louis;
Chas. Morgan. Cons. Millar, Falls Pilot
and barges, from he South.
RIVER AND WEATHER.
The river last evening was II ieet 8 2-5
inches on the gauge, having risen 3-5 Of
an inch In - hours. \ general decline
ha, commenced In oil directions IL re-
ports be true.
The weather was hot Yesterday, but
was made bcarable by strong refresh
Ing breeze that blew all day. The ex-
IRENE heat causes opprehensions Of COM
ing storms.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The Gov. Allen had tow Of iron
and salt Tor st. Louis. She reports the
Ohio falling from Evansville ont.
The Chas. Morgan is coming from
New Orleans with 600 tons Of freight and
~ cabin and l2j deck people.
The Cherokee left her barge Libbie
Williams here. and II can be hired at low
figures by any steamboat needing barge
to Cincinnati.
Mr.. Jewett Wilcox. proprietor OF the
st. Charles, in this city, has returned
from st. Louis, whittier he went to bid
Capt. Dugan and the Eckert an affect
tomato farewell. IN behalf of the pleasure
seekers of Cairo. Dugan, you know, has
announced through the Republican that,
during this Summer at least, the Eckert
will be held at IT. I.oui, as permanent
picnic excursion boat. That will he all
right.
The New Orleans Times OF the 9th
says: IAN interesting steamboat ease
was disposed Of by Commissioner Weller
on Tuesday morning, wherein a negro
cabin boy had the officers of the steamer
Chas. Morgan arrested for assault and
battery, and swore positively that he wa,
beaten by each, and was then put ashore
on barren island. The evidence for the
defense proved his story fabrication
however. and IN return for the insolence
of the negro in the courtroom, and hi.
Willingness to compromise the matter fol
5000. the court discharged all Of the de.
PENDANTS but one. who was put.under a
bond of three dollars
Diver Hiram Hill returned from hi.
pig iron mission to the Tennessee river
yesterday. lie found the metal nearly
all covered up in quicksand and coul,
only recover 30 tons of it. lie says tina
La. ~. 10 %. sS.- ..'.sk. ---.-IsI,- H..
Is not prepared to 90 into the ground jus
yet.
The st. Louis Times of yesterday ha'
the following dispatch:
| BUFFALO, June l0.-The tug boat Il
X. Hifiord exploded her boiler at 81,
o'clock this morning in the harbor. neal
the lower part of the Central wharf, kill
ing Capt. James Hand, Engineer Edward
Day, who was resident of Cleveland
and boy whose name is unknown. !,
fisherman was also very seriously
and, II Il thought, fatally injured
The cause OF the explosion is unknown
The boat was blown to atoms and til,
wreck sunk. The force OF the explosion
was so great that the body of Capt. HanC
was thrown over four-story building
and $50 feet across street. Tn,
body of Engineer Day was sunk in tn
harbor.
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