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LITERARY NOTES.

A "Pr1mer of Political Economy" by Alfred
b. Mason and John j. Labor is to be published by Jan
sen, McCiurs Co.. Chicago
"The Fullness of the Blessing" viii DC the
subject and OF Miss Sarah f. smilcys forthcoming
volume Of religious modtatons. The book of Joshua
gives her texts.
Mrs. Oliphant's "White Ladies'" which as a
serial has been published exclusively The HargOrd
ChRTehLaan VIII be tie next Volume Of the Leisure
Hour Series"
Canon LightfOOt has added revised text of
Colossans and Philemon, with introduction and notes,
To Ills volumes Galatians and the Philippians, and It
viii soon be issued by Ma an Co.
A handsome devotional book, uniform with
their Latin and English editions Of the Invitation Of
Christ" is to be published BY Macmillan Co. 1t is a
lie OF ST. Teresa, by the writer Of Devotion before and
after Holy Communion"
Dodd g. Mead have in press "Ensenore and
other Poems" by =. Hamilton Myers Of Auburn, n. Y.
The ttle-poem Is a romance of Owasco Lake which
originally published several years ago under the
cOurageneni OF William II. Seward.
Mrs. G. A. Wartield, author of "The House
hold Of BonveTe" has complete novel, "a Double
Wedding; OF, How sac Was Won" which will be pub
shed by T. b. Peterson Brothers, early In Jdly She Ia.
arranged with this house 10 assume the publication Of all
her books. vi which tiey viii issue uniform edition
Ii appears from information obtained through
the American publishers OF the uniform edition, that
exists material for three volumes OF the works
Of John Stuart Mil. The collection Of CORES pondenco
mentioned by The Anedum Is one; the others, they
viii be issued In England, win make fourth volume OF
Dissertations and Discussions" chiefly collected from
the qaarteres; and there VII be separate publication
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on soe,alsn The American edition Of the Dtssetta-
tiops and Dsenssons pnbsscd y bsnry M '. ns,,ss '
and IN four yollmcs. Tie newly collected papers WIZ ~
probably rearrnged here rs two further Volumes oi
which the first will be ready early next season.
G.. p. Putnams Sons will add to their series
Of aliases Library Atlas in syo. comprising 100 maps
of noern historical aud classical geography. and two
mates with descriptive ictcrpress and index referring
to several thousand places The tex VIII nc VIA. ~
given in the series; Modern by James bryce LID,
historical by William L.. Cnllier, LID; ciis'icl H
IeonhaId schmiz, LID The piice Will DC nom NV
cloth up to $ll 80 half morocco.
The Hon. J. ID. Cation, for some time Chef
Justice Of Illinois, will publish the fruits of his OTIS iva
tion durina Norwegian journey in volume soen to be
issued by Jansen. McCluFg Co. a Summer III Nor
way" viii include notes on tho Industries, ham Gus
toms, and personal cularnIes OF ,e pe; o w tor"S
raphy and productions, toge her with some account Vi
tine red deel, reindeer ana elk le
A Students edition, abrilginS that standard
work. Austn's Jurisprudence has been for some ine IN
preparation by an English brgster, Robert Campbell Of
Ianeolus I'm. He has brought the essential features
vii r the compass OF 500 duoleeimo pages, preiacns
the abridement with introduction which pres ats an
interesting view OF the progress Oh iee'. ,i
been contracted by Henry Holt Co., VINO expect to
have 1t ready next mVnth
PENNSYLVANIA is stirred to much Ta'FlOuc
publication by the stimulus Of the approaching Cciiei-
NAL Tho latest announcement IL Of record OF the
1t will he large octave OF over 100 pages, the first part
icing devoted to history OF the State, chiefly during
tie Rebellion and with detailed review Of the Cetys-
burg campaign covering 80 pages the second wiz CON
tin lrci bngra hies OF many PcnusylVdi as; me th
contains chapters miscellaneous subjects connected
VITA the including descriptions on tIe Nio"s ~
unteer rcfrt,sinent saloons in Phadcip ia Inc cdor
Is Samuel j. bates.
The first and specimen volume OF the new
translation Of Moler's dramatic works. to DC published
by wm Paterson Edinburgh has Just been received III
this country Ths translation, by N. Henri van LAM who
translated Tincs English Literature, is said to be the nrs
published ia England since over century ago. LAS h'o
volume contains life of the great frcIch dIamatst
and an etching from Mignard's portrait of hni' by
Iaange who las made 80 other ccings for the series
critical and historical introduction is prehxcd 10 each
PLAY antiquated ausions explained llnoteS am lhe
passages of English dTn ls,s whi.h IOlete A;'s uvl
IUwcI adapted appended. lhe American supscIlP
ton price for work, which Is IN SIX Vous iaise
octavD 81 ordinary copies there are Zoo lHe
iIpcr copies printed ia various degrees de nae az shci
Tie wO.k is to he completed ~ TIC Gnu VI h'A
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this description. IN 41tca the usual iesues of
gudbooz the volume contains an ample STORE OF hisfof
cal and legendary incidents, Illustrative OF tae ioeassS
described. wh.ch may TO bele TIE tiiae oi iL'
impatient traveller lille waiting for his bed or hs dinner
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New Publications.

CHOICEST NEW MUsICiZ" March O., l i,sl
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Hundred Years Ago. vocal march, lOc ~ -, rrooarov
DTPPLES OF SONG.-The National, . lem =,
IL peranee society have just gn9s 81 s,w a. rs and
Youth in schools Rants " Hope JaveH nm i've
Mic Satellites Containing 80 popular hymns SCI to aD2s.i
music together With Band OF Hope hItuHi "Hu i''f
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- Illlstratet)
Bayard rayor's account Of the Explorations Of Dr. 7e.
mann on the FeL OF Ancient Troy published IN ~
EXTRA No. 10. Price, postpaid ~ cents .efen i -,
-, r,ie,. IN any lr.s, I'm the United states for 81
send for circ MARS Address THE TRIBUNE. New.fok'
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Ceenl Notices.


SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF KINGS.
oClPRlAN s. BRAINERD, IT,, plaintiff, against G EORGB
II. MUNkOE THOMAS H. MILLS, sole acting executor %
the last viii aud testament Of EL.Durt .. La deceased,
Ellen l. Nuls James NJ Mills aud AuGrew walk,L dcien
ants -Summ0ns-For ReL-(Com. not SeTbIo tie defend
ants You are hereby summoned ami required 10 answer Tho
complaint In this action which has tits day been 6c In tho
oceOf the k II the County vi Kings at the COu house 10
sid complaint, the subscribers their Office mh,r Al
alsrfc ~ the City OF New York. within twenty days after
the service ot ts summons on exclusive o TIE day %
such service and fail 10 the said
within e time aforesaid the plantl ia this action ~ apply
TO the Court or The relief demanded ~ the Daled
New-lOrk, June a. 1915.
BRAINARD RICE.
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
Je25 law6wF. Al wanst. y. Y.
SUPREME COURT, NETWORK COUNTY.
~ AUGUSTUS W. HICOLI. trustee for SOPHIA w. d.
REYNOLDS, Flainn1. agains. ANDRLW 4 KERN IN and
CHARLES CoNLEI, koBERr ONMIsfON, RICHARD
CHURCHILL, MARCUS KOHNER, ROSAIIE PFQL AMI
lSIDORE PERL, her husband, JOSEPH LEVY and
HENRY LlPMAN, observation-disclosures, summons 70 tho
Defendants You hereby summoned aud required
the ameuded complaint IN tis acton. which aled
In the Clerk oihcr IN the City Of New the i6th
Of March, 1870 aud To ~ the said
complaint ON the subscriber at his Office at No Marrens
CITY Of New York. within twenty alter the hee
exclusive OF the day Of such service il 10
the complaint within the time Aforesaid the paata Tho
acton VII apply To the for tho rclei demanded la tho
congratulated March 10th. 1878.
H. JAMES FITCH. flainufs Attorney.
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Gearllers.

A Neutrality-suspicious. teacher in all branches
~ desires engagement Address Box 2l2 Princeton, M
" A MER SCHOOL INST" founded 1863.
"a III n reliable and practical Educational Bureau
To and schools am Families wanting Teachers;
10 represent Teachers seeking POSITIONS
To give parents inOTTuat i0n Of good schools;
10 sell. rent, amt exchange School Properties
TWENTY YEAItS have prOsed IL efficient In securing
"TIIE RIGHT TEACHER FOR THE RIGHT PLACE"
J. ". SCuERAERHoRN, 4. NJ, ActgaTy,
II BJnhst, New-YOrk.
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V0EACUERS' BUREAU.

rVEACHERS' BUREAU.
4 Gentlemen lady TEACHERS 81 all the English
branches and modern languages, music drawing and
kindergarten FURNISHED examine teachers Of modern
and personally and only competent
any department. and moderate
charges teachers In the country
tered Information given Of gOo schools. shall with
pleasure refer % patrons. Mrs ALMA Il. kuTCHELI.
eat
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STORMS THEIR NATURE, CLASSIFICATION, AND
LAWS. By WIlIGI EIAslos- limo. PIP. SA2 Porter d
Coates.
In this work, the author brings forward the
fruits Of his personal observations and studies continued
through long of years, which he believes will fur
ush an xpanaOn of the facts of meteOfOogy nors in
accordance with truth than the prevailing theories On the
sniiect lie commenced his inquiries OF course, previous
10 the formation OF those scientific CORPS under the
auspces of Government which have done much to d.
vcop the science Of neteOroogy and make It available
for purposes OF practical utility While he is convinced
that some OF their methods liable to objection. In 50
far as their observations made only Mt fxed periods
Of the day whereas continuous observation Is necessary
TO n correct knowledge OF phenomena, he pays IA Just
tribute 10 che merit Of the Institutions especially Of the
United States Signal Service Bureau Washington. o.
All the bureaus meteorological observation that have
yet been established this ne arns Is the most efficient
for practical results In addition to its admirable Orgai
xsiion IL enjoys unequaled facilities for observation,
being more favored than any other by the extent the
geographical position, and conHgraon OF the territory
over which able station Observers Tails embraces
an area extending from the torrd almost to the red
rome and In longitude sixth part of the earhs cir
enfeence over this the progress Of storms Ia de-
yolOped regularity and there ia not north
east storm within is limits hut the sicn1l Service pre-
diets it's limits aud describes its character The most
interesting portions the work those which relate TO
tie personal xpeence OF the author in the observation
OF stoIns. while his theoretical discussions must be
regarded more than suggestive but not conclusive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-25

EGYPT FROM TIE EARLIEST TINFs TO n. c. 800. By
:. BIAcH. LIZ d. limo ~. 202. scriDner Armstrong
& Co
The present volume is the first OF series
incuded exhibit the results OF recent archaeological
Investigations In popular FORM and devoted respectively
o. the history Of Egypt. Assyra. and Persia From the
annals OF those countries embodied IN the cuneifon ln
senptons and other monuments, much Hight Is thrown
not only their and customs ana their Ian
guag, and literature. but the books OF the Od Testa
meat and tho Development OF the earlier civilization OF
{. world Tho subject is treated by tic author with
great caaness Of statement relieved far As possible
fon i.s usual complications, and not embarrassed by I'M
certain speculative discus siOus and comments. The
reader familiar with the STANDARD works the
Equities Of Egypt win De the most surprised at the she
ces Of tie author In throwing bright light on such
OhsCuTe theme.
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Proposals,
Cooperation Nctltes.

DRY GOODS, CROCKERY, &c.-Sealed Pro-
~ posals viii be received By the Department Of Pubic
Charities until - O'clock June 30 1870,
for DRY GOODS, COCKERf, PEAS, and MEAL For par.
uoldrs The City Record Copies Tor sale at No. City
Hall.
CCHOOL FOR NURSES.-The Commissioners
- OF Public Charities and Correction propose oIsning
Tic city Record. Copies for sab 40 no. Cy Han
CEWERS, &c.-Scaled Proposals will he re
- by the Department Of Public Works until ~
neon, 30 1875, for building and altering WEk
For particulars The City
IL Copies for sale at No z CITY Hail
10000 mas C0S u The Pr % pSsSns
and Correc ton until 10 OclgcA June o. 1879,
1900 TONS COAL. For cuars The CITY kecod
C0Iios for sale al No. 2 city Hall.
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A!arb!e nn> Slate ttlarte!s.

IT GREATLY REDUCED PRECES-Ap ex-
~ tensye stock of MARBLE ami MAtBIElIED NAN
TtIs and Ali OTHER Marble WORK Marble Turning for the
tale A. KLADls, 1874 East Ia eentlst, near ard ave-
CASONI e. IS0LA, ..
u srEAI MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS,
l46 10 l52 west fU3h 81, near broadway,
Monument, Mantels Affairs, Fgur a riAg, We sc'tDs
&c InpoFtrs aud manufacturers IN italy Of marble
work every description.
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The Maritime Provinces q. r. Osgood 81 Coz
Is q handbook for travellers the plan Of Baedekefs
excellent European guides which have become almost as
necessary tine tOurist pOrtmanteau or umbrella
devoted the eastern part Of British America In
Guiding Atlantic provinces Of Canada and extending
g. the remote coasts OF Newfoundland and Labrador
sAch LAYo before found their way into works OF
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Chanrss for Dnsineos Glen.
Deniisirn.


A REATITIFUL SET, So; GUM TEETH,
n $40 single 81 soi sold s. .ysr n all gerS rSf
0oAl, zG2 sixth.ave established 1851 Remember .OS.
A CORAL RUBBER SET OF TEkTli IN
~ Lre horsImpTezsion in The orsnoon tees ~ Ihs az
fourIl.st, BrfUiway aid r Nha.e
rai rubber very strong Gesh cOloe get set paia SIS
r,,b,eT sefs ulunpers In ~, up Bfcrr mp
de, -ors regulators nitrous oxides necha's a-'y.
T.Le o ara from Ggallst ferry or slAtD-sso cars VI
arss.IMa al cars Ge; Orat Thirty Tourist =,
EEWBkOUGH, rs EST lDit,y-Io,'e,,s--
DENTISTRY FOR THE MiLl.lON i--Prlces
4 re.icndl DR. WAIr at tho Old slanl' % Esse
,hirlst Fourth ave G"oi itgD1er asi 49, Cd
Peal Ses si2; Gold and Pllnl go Coo flh6S -,
npwarI: liar and Sft billings Il ~ - Ea,so1g, " Tbs
M re- fresh as 30 each TOOTH wieii nrn M "-e.
Il the h Il = sOn teeth extracted ana nied D' IL "
WAIT A. Etst Igenty -tjrlS
'VuE ARTIFICIAL TEETH constructed by
IJr GEO H. MODEMANS. 632 81 ave, near 5o,hst.
are nrnIoncl by all tho GROWING light VI denai arr
Best sets 80.
rINEETH MADE and FITTED IN lew N., nonrs
without the ali ghtest pain incolyeniencei
and natI appearance guaranteed TIE "a hneh "a s.
sonIing on gold Pamphlets the to.th post iee "r"~
stamps. Dr' L. d. o"''"A-, - .-----
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ACID OF TIE GASTRIC JUICE.-Dr. Eoherteau has
Lately ascertaiued that the acdity Of the gastric juice
is due to y,,rochloIic acid and not 10 tactic acid.
This question has beea the stjeet Of much discus
Son ietyecn r.V.u eXpcrimcnteTs. According 10
prof Wrnfz. when lactil acid il met with i'll tie
stomach, i, is the result of an impaired Digestion
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Jn5trnctlou.

For Boys and Young Msn-Ciiy.
ALL Summer Open.-Willson Walwoert tlI :
"A pnsinc., Co lego AMI Phono graphic . ttutc' 5 t,s
20 Irteen ST. cor Unlonsluare day and ~ senu Io'
e.realars-
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For Young Ladies-City

For Young Ladiss-City.
KINDERGARTEN, Al Fast 43d-st., near
IL Ma laonaye odes, best kindergarten III the city
All tho Fros1sI occupations Taught hor91gnX; Ila,nni
class for mothers aIl teachers schools am iahneS s"PP
will ~ a.Iorzartaers Miss II. NJ. COE, FfIh
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A New Misunderstanding 10 The Aheae"m Mi.
Spller has succeeded in producing light far better
than that from nitro-oxIIo and the bisulphide OF
corhon and free from lis dangers. This Is accOn-
plisheG by dropping small pieces OF birthstone ihuo
fused sal petIc IA glass tuJe.
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4 PARAGRAPH HISTORY OF TIE UNITED s1TArEs


Iy LIWA.D ABBOTT. lemO Up. s. Roberts brothers
The reader who demands IA compact and con
else audybOok for purposes OF reference without seek
ing for complete narrative OF events or the means OF
exact verdcaon doubtful points, viii find greater
amount material IL this little volume than is indicated
10y its size. Ii Is constructed novel plan which has
been carried into effect with excellent judgment and intel
ngence. The statements are presented in the form of
brief paragraphs IN chrOnOlO cai order, and
eOmpaned with marginal notes giving the dates OF some
OF the important events in general history and inl
parting great deal Of information with the utmost econ
omy Of words The preparation OF the volume berays
dgent and judcOus study; II Is remarkable at for
its thorougnoss and its freedom from Irrelevant details
the style IN the main is admirable for its simplicity and
eleaIness although the author should hot have given the
sanction of his good the unlicensed cOOquasm
al that" which occurs IN the PREDATORY Note; and tile
prevailing accuracy Of the work is rare in popular cOmpi
Iaons although there Is occasional slip of the memory
like the statement that the seat Of government
moved from NewYork TO Washington In 1900" whereas
IN than year from the Inauguration Of Washington
in 1889 IL was transferred from NcwYOrk to Philadel
pbla where 1t remained for the ten succeeding years
until the permanent occupancy Of the capital Of The ns
ton. As q companion 70 the perusal of the elabO
rate WORKS American history, the little volume
scarcely be too highly commended
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yNANTED.-A TEACHER fOr Classics,
W Mathematics. and In i-h Lterature) Of mature
perence bat middle f capable Ia undertake Head
maStpshp aiairs boarding school
boys belonging ~ tie Episcopal Church. Apply, nvlng
testimonials and particulars. to w. b. NJ, II Second 81
EasiOn, Penn
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CO t)bom it man Concern.

4 RESPECTABLE German, who has three
~ ch lrc-two girls eht years old aud boy foar
Old clrcumsne wishes 10 adopt tleI}
out. Call at AS West 3sth st, between and p m.
(tALL-Mr. JOHN HENDERSON, brother
~ Thomas Wilhelm Henderson, Is hereby tsted To
send his address to EhNsr HEkrEI, No 256 k or ave,
Anognauy the latter has inform Inn Of the death Of bic
brother and other important matters.
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UAxALL MILLS. RICHMOND, VA, June L. 1875.
NOTICE is hereby given that We have tho
~ exclusive right TO the
"HNNALE"
on PacSasss containing nat snsh rori Is orr Trade
seconnngly hereby all persons aqsinst put ing said
Trade Marx packages containing Hour selling
marked HANAIL and not manufactured by shall
hold them h.1le Tor mlIingem VI our rights.
HAXALI, CRENSHAW co.
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European advertisements.

NHALK, CEMENT, WHITING, FLlNTS.-
W The kOrhfe.t Chalk, GuarrCs limited prepared to
make contracts for the regular supply OF Cnalk Cement Witt
ing, Fhus of the best quality aDd Il any quantity
THE NOEIIIFLEEr CHALK QCARRlES LIMITED.
Quarry and Cement Merchants city Office. II Grace
chul ch ST., London. England.
G. II. TIDBURY, Secretary.
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RAINFALL AND SOLAR SP0rs.-In the monthly
notices of the Meteorological Society of Maurtius
MIR. Mcdrum of that island concludes that whether
We take the inlul rainfall for tic largest possii lie
portion of tie globe for short periods, or for small
portion Of the globe for longer period We arrive at
the same result viz, an increase Of rain at or near
the cpOcLs Of maximum san spots, and a decrease
of rain AT or near the epnchs of minimum sun spots
The exceptions 10 this law are few and triillng, and
disappear from tie results, the inquiry Is made to
cover more extended portions Of tie eaIthS surface
and a longer interval of time.
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For Boys and Young Men-country.
BOYS BOARDING SCHOOL, Ellzapeth
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RESEARCHES on TIE SECRETION or liONEY.-Dr
ReicLenau has been engaged in an inquiry as to
whether honey and other industrial products OF the
bees arc obtained directly from the food OF the i'll
sects, or are products elaborated by the orsanisn
He has not completed his research but. AZ OF three
albuminoid, heterogeneous substances found in the
honey one coagulabe by heat, docs not occur III the
ec re ~ Noyycrs me infers that 10 is true sccrc-
tion by the bee which becomes mixed with the nee
tar. Honey il therefore, strictly nItfosenous body
and not simply carbohydrate. In pnriiled bees
wax nitrogen was found 10 the extent of OJ97 per
cent.
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He pres.rbes Que Of these pills i'll day, although
he states that by "a cDnti uaion of this treatment,
those who have become accustomed TO it may use
three or four pills per day, with MARKED success
The tann.n appears to have spec al actIor Illus
trated by the relief experienced from The continued
use of certain substances, such as paul'ihla
ll,uaraunal in large quantity: Euch a treatment,
however, according To the author, Is incomplete, as
il has no reference either To tie ntcrittenee or to
the pain which are to bc antag0nized by tie other
substances recommended.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-07-14

LouIsvILLE.-Flour and wheat quiet
and unchanged. Corn quiet-7GM;SO.
Pork 2O.50. Bulk meats-shoulders 81;
clear rib sides 11s@12; clear sides 1910,
l2f. Bacon shoulders 94@os; clear rib
SiaeS I2eG1l3; clear sides 13s. Hams
122W12A. Lard-tierce 14aCSl4s; kec
15Cy15i. Whiskey 1.1G. Baggins quiet
and stcady-13|@13a.
New ORLEANS. Cotton dull-middling
10 f; low middling 14i good ordinary IL;
net receipts 50: gross l3l ;Bexports coast
wise %; sales $50.
tH1LADELpH1A.- Cotton firm mid
ding 152; low middling 15l; good ordi-
nnry 143; gross receipts 2G5.
LIvEHrooL-3 z. M.-Cotton dull and
caslcr-m -middllng uplands 3-16; Orleans
e; sales 5000; speculation and export
!,00O; to arrive 1-1G cheaper; basis mid
Iiing uplnnds, nothing below low mid.
ding, deliverable July or August, 7 i-lG
OH.
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Pat Malloy was before the Mayor of
Wilmington, N. c., for disortlcrly con-
duct. We Ind hardly expected this of
Pat, after oil the good advice lie received
from his mother in his younger days.
Ulysses is grandpa. Mrs. Sartoris
IS the happy mother of ten pound
baby. Mother and son are doing we'll.
Peggy Fields, an old colored inmate of
the Ashley River Asylum, was drowned
while bathing in the river
Mrs. Jane T. Butler and Mrs. Charles
Reeves, of Grcenville, died Il few days
ago.