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sure the reeproca, interests ~ srihore and nuoshrr.
and includes sche'ne for the public repatriation OF III
erary werks
Gen. Custer will contribute TO The GALAXY,
beginning in March, some papefs his experience n
the war. The first paper viii contain aromaIkAnie is
ter by high Confederate authority IN fesha 70 cen
closing campaign Of the war, and the eeht uue W "en
Sherman and Gen. Grant relatively
The longest and weightiest article IN the
February AAor6e win he that on 1.-The Currency Con-
fict" by the James A. Garfed OF Ohio who' u Ii
promised will argue the "hard money side with 5Qod
tSIe. entiflsd "hIsnmarha," by Ir. c. A. De Kay Of
NewYOrK h promised for the Same number III ue's
OF invisible hut tangible being.
Prof. Mahaffy, says The Aeademy, is still oc-
eupied with Ancient and Modern Greece" His primer
on Life In Old Greece" IN Mr. Green's series 10 IN tho
press and he has announced series Of lectures next
term OH his travels in Greece, when Will atti %
Published With illustrations ny MessT The IJtsae Of
Ancient Greoe"a great wants. announced % I'LL prep
aratiOn by Mcssrs. LOncman x.
The appreciation Of Mr.. Stedmans we
toran Poets" by the English press referred 70 recently
Ia THE TRTBUNE's London correspondence mas pee" 81
most without execution Meet Of the critics SPEAK, nov"
ever I'm Ignorance OF Mr.. gtcdBlans own poems, tle
English Jlrorc over American poets centeihs III tne
new school" The saturday Reeiee suggests that 'he
highest type OF criticism "is seldom round apat rom
considerable powers of original production, and there
fore doubts the existence in Mr. Stednans wok OF GER
tain onaes for which American critics have found 1t
noteworthy But it says che s faithful, studious, ana
diseeI1ng: OF sane and reasonable temper md In The
main Jndioia oEe his Judgment is disciplined ana ex
ercsed and his decisions, when one cannot agree
with theIn based Ineligible grounGsi ana
he deserves he thanks Of English scholars The OT0Phc
pronouuces the book valuable Tor students OF co
Tenn OianeUu5 literature aud kindly adds That its
style is siucuarly good being, rule, asrceaby tre
from Ameliean,sInSp 4 Liverpool authority speaks ~
il very precious addition to the critical literature
of the geneTalOn," and adds Few Ensish readers are
acpiaipted Win even the uanlo ~ Mr.. SteIman but
among these few he il pretty generally recognized ~ enc
Of the ard most artsto Of the youngsi poets oi
America and the Publication ~ this work VII give itn
o high Iisco among the literary critics ~ sngulHry
critical period" Tue volume provoked discussion ~
the value Of contemporary criticism and The E<0NtHo
is "at loss 70 underStlDd for what particular cass 81
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LITERARY NOTES.

A new novel by Amanda NJ Douglass is
promised by Leo d shepard.
NJ Littr6 is revising the proofs of new
edition Of his French Dictionary.
Gosche's new edition Of Lessing's works Is
at last completed, IN eight youmes
A "GlossaIy OF Iiturgieal Terms" by DR.. F..
G. Leo IS 60 DC Published ia Eszland.
Miss NJ. Betliam Edwards Is at work upon
new novel of English domestic c, entitled Story Of
Seven"
Messrs. Macmillan have issued the thirty
nrst thousand Of Green's short History Of tins English
People" with corrections and alterations.
The Austrian Government, il is said, has
Offered Mr.. Max Miller profeszoFip IN the University
Of Vienna allowing him fIco choice OF subjects FOR his
lecture.
Mr.. EmeYs0n's poem, read before the Ladies'
Centennial Tea Party IA Boston last Winter and not
hitherto pFntcd viii eppenr in IL revised form in Tic
Atomic Monthly ior February
Prof. Moses Colt Tyler is at work upon bis
handbook Of Amoean Literature. bit It N not he ready
for pu bcaon t the Fail. 10 win be eecaily full in
its treatment Of early American literature.
There VIII be added 10 the "Vest Pocket
series" Mr. L0ngfoiog's Mics s.andjsh." Mr.. Tommy
son's "Enooh Arden ~. feles's paper Nathalsl
Hawthorne" Mr.. Howcss 4" Days Pleasure" aud hf
LowelPs "sir La1pia.'
A work on 1.-THE Battles of the Revolution"
by Gen CarngtoD senior osonel Of the regular army,
will be published coon By A. g. B0rnes Co. IL VIII be
Of popular and military interest," and viii contain plans
OF all the battles from surveys made by the author.
An international Literary Convention has
been established between the Gsrmsn Empire and Bel
GUM The treaty IL reported TO be wen adapted TO m
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CrpREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY

CVPREMF COURT, UII1 md NUUNII
y OF NEW YoRk.-cMARLEs " REErAux, plasnils.
money demand Com not ser) To Tie deid
ant: You arr hereby summoned an required 70 answer nc
rnp,iut in This action which Will be L Ia ne 0lce o.
Tho Cirrs Of lie city and County Of New YORK a. INC Coart
teuse NewYcr CITY ami t9 coQy or ToNf az WE
tho sa cOnpqnt on Subscribers at their Oise Ne W
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az m nnnrs yo exclusive OF the DAY or s1ch actoc
aul 81 yoi iai answer the said compliant witM %.
rf1rostr the plaintiff I'm tbs aan VIII take lidshlrh..
acic7 yun ID. Inc forty two hundred md k
so dollars gold with interest lIom the tenth Any oi X.
eio.t hundred and nyhFct brs't's n'
costs anG disbursements of tq actionDated Aagt ID
1870 BENEDICT TAFT q BEhtDICE
'N' Plaintiffs AttorneyA
The complaint IN tins nction vas hls dag duly hiot ~
onct az ths .Tx u The CIV ad 1oUty 81 New ofrep
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Geatbers.

A FIRST-CLASS gentleman professor Of
~ SINGING and Piano, wbi instrrcts after tho now
modern Duow system. wLch proves Fnch wonderful
lcge Eycn-HOom part board I'm line private aI.uy
IL exchange lnqucsonablo references. Address
PROFESSOR 1888 Broadway.
4 YALE GRADUATE with highest city ref
~ desires private piuus Fitting for college spe
oaltv. AddIess YALE B'S - Tribune Once.
1 YOUNG LADY, thoroughly competent,
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A YOUNG LADY graduate of Normal Draw
"a ing COLLEGE OF CoDpr ui4 desires 90 LESSONS in
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TFiboB no One.
MRS. MITCHELL (diplomtc) supplies fami-
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AIRS. ANNA RANDAil~DiEHL, Editor Of
w The onar.ry Eh.uionsi, AMI author NJ Reading sod
Eocuuoh" Ch0ice requSs" etc, gives ily 40 aHl cas-
Instruction In VOCAL CULTURE, READING sud ti.1S
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GCHOOL OF READING AND OBATORl, 33
- 30 Cooper Luiul furil Iru' o. - j. 3eas
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TENEACHERS supplied with schools, aud schools
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EeeGl Notices.
Z SUPREME COURT-CTTY AyD
OWEN & GRAY,
PLANTING Atf0rHe
10 lnwewNr

INWNWT
NETWORK SUPREME COURT - THE
4 BANK OF SFM-YORk National Banking Association,
plaintiff agaus TIE BANK OF AMERICA al fe Orieans,
DESCENDANT for money demand ou con rsct-Com
not .trD To tho fC dlnt above named: N0u hltJy s-
ard nd TO answer The eonlaint ~ ta ecn",
which will thu OCo ~ The Clerk 81 tie CITY sos
Caunty NowN0rk az the Courthouse IN sal ty md o
copy answer 20 nc SAID conf ant On we -
scrbers AZ ssig odica NO - street. Newton Guy
within fwoufY days after the service Of us summons 81 YOU
e,sn, i've 81 the day Of such service an y0l ia 10 an
aver the gaid c0upa WiiA o Zine aCr ad tho pianih IN
this acton viii take Judgment against for the sum Of I've
ho end foarp Nth interest from the lt day Of Decenf
ono thousand hundred aud yenyye, bsdes The coss
and ~ tits actiOO.Dated Dec. ]. 1910
MILLER. STOUTESBURGH & PECKHAM,
Plaintiffs Attorney. 80 Wallst, Newf0rb
The c1mpl the above entitled action ule, n no
office the city and County OF New Nork az tho
Clty OF NcwYof the llth day Of December, 1879.
MILLER sTOUTENBURGIi 4 PECkliAM,
Plaintiff Attorneys,
"A fffafa r,H-
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GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
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~ Y. SUPREME COURT-FREDERICK

L. EOIKEME tODhl - hEDfshith
~ ROBITsCHER Plaintiff. AGAINST RICIIA RD JAcoT,
AUGUSTINE W DhBY, ANNIE ~ DABf, ChARLkS
A. BUDDENSTEK, FRANCIS r.. NAhBUHf, fRAsCbs
CRONKRfGHr, and MINNIE SOLOMON, Ssecutrtx \
NATHAN SOLOMON, deceased. l.. X. EATON, ana INtDoE
FkK p,fculauts SumInonsEor relief (COm. not -etfedD
nj 10 b. had In the city and County OF NewYoE 10 NO
seodans named: You hereby summoned and 70
nnrrs 90 tho complaint IN this acton, "hNh WI 10
tied office Of the Clerk Of tho CITY snd Coany N New
YORK a, the comfy said city, and 30 serve
COP o your answer the sad complaint on TIE subssle
ri i, Office 293 and 295 broadway, Newfofk cry.
within twenty days after tho service OF THIS summons on yo
,vc sc u The ly OF such service; and II ll 70 answer
fe ~ conirIsnt within the tine Aforesaid the pialnn a
ii set on Will apply Court for the re ef demanded u
line youpaiut.-Dalod New York July ], 1870.
OTTO HORWII/ Plaintiffs ATTORNEY
Tho cnmuain this action duy fled Slth te tSss ~
s CITY and 0nty Of NowYoIk the llth lay ~ Ocobe,
1878. OTTO EOSNiAZ, Fla.nIh ) AuoiHey'
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SUPREAlE COURT OF the STATE OF NEMs,
- YORK, CRY AID CoCNY OF NEWYOES.--1,Sgiu.ss
J. acFvILT. THOMAS MuoEG AUGUST J. MY sf ~ ~
IEEftY RAClfARAGH, JULIUS BACliARACiI, BE-
Dftsr Flksflf. SiRAn BACHRAS, August I. DvIsssr
IEOPOLD HOiTN, JOH. HADiN, WILLIAM " 'S;AaSS1
WILLIAM SCHWEINsBEkG glt kAtlNltsSJsNs
SCWWETNsNERG his w,e and RANDeLPH ot'ttv.rr.
IfNIHER JUSrUs j. ROk-I. deiendau-s-At aenaea IN IN
mon, ior lehel-r0 the del.pinls: lOa arc Gec'J ~,
nouoi AID required 70 answer inc complaint m ~ CO. md
which sin 30 Mol In the oince Of he Clsrs OF ne ~
County NcE ors. 70 tha CITY Of New YORK. ana 70
cory % ynrr ansvCr tas sll complaint on ne ,t.
A their oic.s Nos 906 and 99 3aNenue Newl on .,,
within TWEEN, dsys after .ho service OF this snninS az
such service and n you lhl 20
tno said cGmU,s lac Within Aforesaid, tie panu No.
this action viii apply The Court Tor Tho s.lei se.aH
the oulIut-I Dated NewYOrk september 49, 10,
LEyINoEK AND GUGvENfhihEM
plaintiffs A ,iOInrl =.
Take notice that smsulef complaint IN ms
duy n,d I'm mo oace OF Clerk of the city and Ssp
Naypyork 3eptonber H. lS1a.-D Dated Newl ORR
To- 1875. LEvtNGEh ND 80 " az "a go. v
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CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
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ADRiAIIC. SATURDAY, Jan. -, nj SAN
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These uniform In sire End unsurpassed IN sp
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-09-08
STATE NEWS,

RALEIGH-ETOnl the Sentinel:
The revenue collections in this
district last month were $73, 3,327.84.
One million, one hundred and seventy
three thousand, four hundred and
seventy eight two ounce tobacco
stamps were sold during this time.
- The fabric of the cotton now COM
ing in from the surrounding country is
finer than for a number of years past.
Cotton merchants North are writing
here conc orning the election. They
say that if Uncle Sammy is elected
trade will at once improve and get
once more on a safe, sound and solid
basis.
- Yesterday the Secretary OF State
paid over to the Public Treasurer
81, 1O6 % collected by him, as tax on
insurance companies doing business in
this State, during the month of Au-
gust.
= A band Of gypsies passed through
this place yesterday going West.
HAL1FAx-FTona the Weldon NeaUs:
A large number Of our citizens
assembled at Halifax on Thursday, to
take part in the proceedings OF the
democratic convention of the county.
Many questions were discussed, but
no definite action was taken by the
convention as to what should be the
policy of the party in regard to the
nomination of candidates for the diff
ferent Offices This will be determined
on between this and election day. The
convention was very large and re-
spectacle body.
A very interesting revival of
religion has been going on at New
Hope, in this county during this week.
Quite a number has been converted
and the meeting still countiues.
- Some unknown person or per~
sons entered the sleeping apartment
of Mr.. J. O. Simmons near Midway,
in this county, on Thursday night, and
robbed him of valuable watch.
- Edward Conigland and A. J. Bur
ton, Esqs. Col. D. c. Clark and others,
will soon begin the canvass in this
county and will thoroughly discuss the
issues of the day. Every portion of
the county will be visited and all should
turn out at the meetings.
BUNCoMBE-Ffona the AsheviIe C5ti>
w. P. Fortune, who was recently
charged with forgery in South Caro-
l1uds duu WHO escaped alIoE OoluS
bailed in this State was captured Mon
| day night near his old home by Messrs.
James Lrdford and George W. Young,
deputy sher1ffs' The South Carolina
authorities had offered $4,000 reward
for his capture.
- The Asheville Convocation of the
Episcopal Church, met here on We'd
nesday. at Trinity Church: Rt. Rev.
Bishop Atkinson, Revs. Nelson Falls,
Morganion; g. B. Wetmore, Rowan
county; Edward Joyner. Statt,sville
Mr.. Deale, Murphy; Mr.. Holiness, Lei.
cester; Mr.. Morris, Shufordsville; Drs.
Buxton, Buell. and Mr.. Bell, Ash eviile.
A series of services characteriz ed the
convocation.
| - Many visitors have been in Ashe-
vile the past ten days. September and
October are the prettiest months of the
year, in the mountains. We hope tt
see many during these months.
| Hon r. 81. Smith and daughte
of Halifax, E. l.. Smith of Charlotte,
A. T. London and Mrs. John London
of Wilmington, were at the Eagle last
week.