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The Morning herald., 1876-03-21
Justice Court.

Before Esquire Brady, yesterday after
George Brown were given hearing on the
charge Of assaulting The person Of Robert
TAYLOR with attempt to kill. Elizabeth WAS
discharged and the others held in the sum
of $500 for appearance at Court.
Jemes Cochran was also arraigned on the
complaint Of Geo. Vandever, charged with
threatening damage to plaintig's property.
Held in 5000 to keep the peace.
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BY virtue of an order of the Orphans
Court Of the State OF Delaware, In and for
New Castle County, made the 28th day Of
February, A. d. lS7 /; will be exposed to
sale at public auction. at the Jefferson
House, in the city of New Castle,
ON SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF
APRIL, A. D. 1875,
at ten O'Clock A. M. the following described
lands and tenements, being the real estate
ofTHOMAS WILLIAMS, late of New Cas-
tie Hundred, deceased, TO wit. All that
certain lot and piece Of land situate in the
city of New Castle. having front on Tenth
street of about twenty feet, adjoining lands
O, Joseph l. Taggart on lhe northeast ana
running back about one hundred ana
twenty-five feet to n short street parallel
with Tenth street; thence in a southwest.
erly direction about twenty feet TO lands OF
william Herbert: thence along Herbert's
land. in a sOutheasterly direction, about
one hundred and twenty-five feet to the
aforesaid side of Tenth street. with small
frame dWelling-ho thereon erected. be
the contents thereof what they may. The
above premises to be sold subject to the
right OF dover therein.
Attendance will be given and terms OF
sale made known at the time and place
aforesaid, by
WILLIAM HERBERT, Administ'r.
or by his Attorney.
Attest:-C. M. VANDEvER,
ml5-td Clerk Orphans Court.
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THURSDAY, MARCH %, 1875,
at 3 o'clock. p. M,


at 8 o'clock. p. M,
For grading the Bed of Delaware Avenue,
between curb lines and rail road track,
commencing on a line with the curb line
on the east side of Van Buren, street and
terminating at the curb line on the west
ide OF Dupont street; also, fer furnishing
stone for paving the same, (the stone to be
not less than inches nor more than 6 in
ches,) hallng the sand and putting down
flagging, taxing up and resetting the curt
where necessary, for which no extra allow
Of gutter stone, not less than 10 inches
wide and 20 inches long. The bids must be
made for furnishing all material and doing
the work by the square yard, Except the
sandy which will be furnished by the city
at the sand pit. The whole work to be
measured by single superficial square nea-
surement.
No bid will be accepted unless 1t re from,
a responsible party; the right to reject an s
or all bids ia reserved.
VIM. MCMENAMIN,
NIL Chairman Street Committee.
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The Centennial FsSSsd,

The following additional subscriptions
are reported to the Centennial Fund Post
Ohic Department, IS; D. N. Bates, -;
Schultz Senate, $24; W. Cox, 10 cents;
Gray Schultz, so cents, John H. Moore;
IS; David Lemon, S.; M. Alsburg, 81. Mrs.
NJ. A. Ford, Delaware City, So cents; WI
lie Kerns, cents; Weslie Weldin, 20;
Joseph Wigglesworth, rs cents; Willie
Downing, IS cents; total received BY Mr..
Adams, 81, ,727 IS.
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PUBLIC SALES.

TEALDs SIXTH REGULAR PUBLIC
Ill SALE or
STOCKS, BONDS, LOANS, AND REAL
ESTATE,
At the clayton House Building, Fifth and
Marke ct streets, Wilmington, DEL,
SATURDAY, MAR q Is, 1915,
at IL O'Clock. q. M, sharp.
$500 Bond OF the Wilmington City Passen-
ger Railway 20.
Is Shares First National Bank Of Whining
ton.
Two-story brick house, tour rooms, M'Caul-
Icy street.
80 shares Qelawa Fire Insurance.
Every item in this bill will be sold posi-.
lively. Other items added and advertised
until Friday, Path inst. ]. T. HEALD,
Real Estate and Mortgage Exchange.
m1O-2SZ5
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The Chief EsOtneershtp.

At an adjourned meeting of the Washing
ton Steam Fire Engine Company No. z,
hela last evening, Mr.. George Mccall, was
unanimously renominated for Chief Engi-
neer OF the Fire Department of this oaty.
Mr.. Mccall is the only regular nominee
now In the field, and he was nominated BY
the company above named at the request
of many prominent citizens who appreciate
the past services of the chief. 4&S
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THE LECTURE LAST EVENING.
The Providence of God To,Vard the Irish
.# PeODLe

w People.
This was the subject of lecture, deliv-
cred last evening in the Institute Hall, by
Rev. P. P. Fitzpatrick, 8. j. Notwithstand-
ing the very unpropitious weather the hall
was more than two-thirds full. The speak
er said that amidst the most terrible perse-
cutions, the people of that Wester Isle, were
BELOVED by God. The people and the
princes, everywhere fought against the
ways of error. Ireland received the faith
of Christ without shedding the blood of her
men, The gospel law was received and
Submitted to alike by all. Schools were
opened and monasteries were founded. This
cannot be inscribed to any inbOrn charae-
teristic of the people. We must say then
that it was from God. A pure Grace el-
evating. their minds. cleansing their hearts,
purifying their souls, was indeed given to
that people.
Such was the influence put forth by chris
tian Neland, that she was called the home
OF the saints. The name was well won, as
for more than three centuries she was In
deed the place of saints. Those schools Of
learning which gave to the world those
sanity missionaries were among the chris
tain things of Ireland. She was destined
to be the light of nations, and has never yet
proved faithless. After fourteen hundred
years she.has remained unmovsd by the
progress Of heresy. While Others have
changed around her, she is to day the Ire
land that she was In St. Patrick's day.
Other nations have not only in that time
ceased to he Catholic, but 1t would seem,
had eyen ceased to be christian. Ireland,
in her fidelity, and unswerving faith, has
indeed made good the words of the Apostle,
~ have taken these people unto myself"
Apostste England became the bitter en-
emy of Ireland. But her day of sorrow is
nearly over, and her time is coming.
The speaker continued for some time,
showing how God had indeed blessed Ire
land by giving her people faith, and giving
the Church dominion and power not only
in her own land, but in Australia, Europe,
Canada and in the United States. .-
NJ o..
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Tho wsssevan College Erssrsas.ms~ss.

INo WesIeVas Colle0e ENeeFt0SNtsessts.
The Literary Societies of the Wesleyan
College, of this city, have decided this year
to unite in an entertainment, which will
take tho place ofthe two separate anpiversa-
rles, which have occurred at difEerent times.
This will render tho entsrtAinme1 addftiou-
any intssestings No time has y ~ hees
NM Ssps sFI
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NOR SALE.-LOt OF nice cider barrels, te
I make room for oysters, apply at
Sept.N tt 4O6 MARKET NJ.
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Lectwse,

"A tst.iif. lVCSsSSU, {f ' igss ets41 ~
Prof, Newell, Of Baltimore, will dsliyst
alecture this evening, at 8 o'clock a
school house No.Sl before the IsacAstI
lnstltute The suhtect efthe !ect1ge .will
~ ~ \ Ces1s " y ashps u : 4 q ~
The Morning herald., 1876-03-21

Sealed Proposals will be received by the
Street Committee, at the office Of the street
Commissioner, until
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A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE
N Or
REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE.
Court of the State OF Delaware, in and for
New Castle county, made the twenty -hrst
day of February, A. D., 1915. will be exposed
to sale at public auction.
ArTHE DELAWARE HOUSE,
now kept by George w. ortlip, in Whining
ton, New Castle Co.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH @, 1875. AT IL
O'CLOCK, A. M.
The following described lands and tene-
ments, being the real estate, late of VIM.
Lally, deceased. to wit-No l. a lot OF land
with q
TWO-sTORY BRICK HOUSE
thereon erected. bounped as follows be.
ginning at point on the northerly side OF
Front street, at the distance Of eighty-nve
feet from the easterly side of French street
thence ncrth thirty-two degrees east sixty
six feet; thence south 1fty-eight degrees
east n'neteen ieet; thence south thirty.two
Of ront street, and thence with the same
north fifty -eight degrees west nineteen feet
to the place OF beginning.
No "A lot of land bounded as follows:
Beginning at a point on the easterly side Of Of
f>cm the northerly side, seventy feet to the
sout herly side of Of forty feet wide street;
thence westerly with the same one hun.
dred feet TO said side of Head street, ana
feet to the place of beginning. And
No 3.-A lot of land bounded as follows:
Beginning at the Intersection OF the south
erly side of Peach street and the westerly
side of Claymont street, thence southerly
by said side Of fClaymont sire ct seventy five
feet: thence westerly parallel with Peach
street seventy feet thence northerly par.
allel with Claymont street seventy-five
feet to said side of Peach street and thence,
thereby, easterly seventy-ive feet to the
place OF beginning.
Attendance will be given and terms of
sale made known at the time and place
aforesaid, by
THOMAS r. .LALLY, Administrator or
WIN. G. sPRUANCE, ESQ.,. his Attorney:
Attest: c. M. VANDEVER, Clerk OF Or
phan's Coult.
IHos. M. OGLE, Auctioneer.
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FOR RENT.

noe RENT,-A Farm OF $50 acres situate
in Cecil county, Md, about 3 miles
north of Newark; Q good chance for q good
"'i""'' VIM. cKEOWAN,
ml7.5t Newark, Del.
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FOR SALE.
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OK SALE CHEAP.

NOR SALE CHEAP.
A Observation-Disclosures A Drug Store
and :, General store in different locations.
Address, CT. COLLINS, Agent.
fe29-lm Townsend, Del.
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III .NTED-By p young man Of steady
" habits situation In store, where
he can make himselfgeneratly useful; apply
me nt eo" febl7tf THIS OFFICE.
The Morning herald., 1876-03-21

MO A DAY AT HOME.-AGents wanted
SIZ Outfit and terms free. TRUE q Co.,
Augusta, Maine. m0-lyeoo.
The Morning herald., 1876-03-21

NPECIAL NOTICE TO DELIN9UENTS
y OF CITY AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR
M5.-We the undersigned, receivers Of said
lakes, do hereby give notice to all such per-
sons as have not called or made some ar
rangements that we will send each one
postal card requesting him or her to call.
Having rendered their bills, called time
and again, and while many have called, a
great many have not; and, the latter we
most respectfully ask to give THIS their at
done our duty in trying to collect these
taxes, and while we have no desire to dis
tress any one, we have @ responsibility
resting on us. The money is due US. we
r1 nave given bonds to the city, and we ar are
money, and is urging us to collect It or pay
y, y, and we propose to DO SO: We must
therefore collect it. And Furthermore, we
ot 40 not intend to be two years collecting
one years taxes.
All persons who have not paid their City
ana School Taxes for 1875, will please call
az once at the Collectors Office and make
ayment; otherwise we shal! proceed, ac-
cording to law, to make collections. We
are are under bonds to the city for the co'lec-
snd Mohs sol OF al tax on the Assessment BOOKS
auents, and fthey do not comply must, OF
Necessity, Gtsty abide the heconsequences.
,,ince ,oince No. 10 East Sixth street, between
Hours from 8 o'clock a. m. to IL m., and
from to and Z to 8p m.
EDMUND PROVOST,
Receiver of Northern District. dncluding
oil north Of Sixth street.
EDWARD FARMER,
receiver Of Southern District, dncludinE
all south Of Sixth street.
NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE OWN
ERS.
THOSE WHO SELL OR TRANSFER
NEAL ESTATE WILL OBLIGE TIE
nn!NsDERSIGNED y! BY LEAVING A NO.
ny, WE THEREOF AT OUR OFFICE THAx
W.. W. MAY ASSESS 1T TO THE PROPER
OWNERS,
EDMUND PROVOST,
EDWARD FARMER,
Ie2-tf City ASSESSOR
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PROPOSALS,
FOR
GRADING AND PAVING

from the railroad track to curb on each
side from the east side of Van Buren, street
to the west side of Dupont street.
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WANTS.

m~T dhOO per day at home. Samples
X6O DZU worth 81 free. ST1NsoN 4
"a Portland, Maine. mo lyeod
The Morning herald., 1876-03-21

NOR RENT and fixtures for sale Of one OF
+ the Oldest shoe stores on West second
street. Wilmington, Del. Immediate pos
session given. Inquire Of
''''' J. X. RABCOCK,
mI4-tf No. West sec snd street.
NOR RENT.-0ne of the best bnsi.
ness stands in Wilmington, known
~ ChatIwick's Fountain Hotel, Ice Cream
Garden and Museunl' 1t Il the only ice
cream garden In the city. This Is chance
seldom met with, Apply to
VIM. Fl. CHADWICK,
No. l07 and 2l9 W. 4th street,
ian1,-tf Wilmington. Del.
NOR RENT.-A house situated In the cen.
trail portion of the city, one door from
Market street. suitable Tor a large boarding
house. has ten rooms ur stairs. Apply
No. / West Fourth SIR. 1T, CITY. jan5tAi5
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!. DMINIsTRATOR's SALE
REAL ESTATE.

OF
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
Grqal Notltes.

IN puiauance OF m order of Delano {. Cal
,r cal surrogate ~ the County .; New i1rs, notice
herety given ~ persons having claims against WiItn
Woof aic II iu , 81 Ntw-l deceased 10 prsru; TIE
same tt yr rrs thereof Subscribers. AZ the Ofc- oi
Charlie, A. Ea,. - Bowory ~ iie 'ity "i NeNtWA,
on the o. diy oi NUN cuhe! ncNtlach Nchl lOk,
the 2Jil, ,ay oi Alri, 1916
Charlie -. Bailey, Jamcs striker JONAS : harrington,
u,y3 l.atfrW. fss'guTs.
~ pursuance of AN order OF DELANO G..
CAiNI%, osi ~uI.tgat, ~ to Codnt, ~ Nv"4 Of,
JANIS DEW,l lJc q! tar City o. New ti, crr'ir 10
urtrri to sIsc With thereof Geo iut n GrI- At
fhe Office ~ HArCALi q SiElSoNt ~ rf5I,}s E-nneu
Eu.lc 10 % Nassaus tine JifY Of N'w lor, or be-
twenty s.xh Gay 81 ApIl 1876. JANE bfNA EyecE.,iS.
apo laWtuH janis fANlb-. l.'''4''..
V,HE STATE of SOUTH CAROLlNA-
\ COUNTY Oi ETAUFOEl-' uIRI 6i COMMON
PIyAS-Bcyf't Bates piairr, against william ~iTHcur,
Ara,l -Yr4eur William l.. Green. hlD'r, =. Can md
Neiruirl. Knight - william ~.r%Ettr ,t.ea
SriaglC ..uiA E. Moot =. Gallup, Sv.s.lIt
Knigt ail Edsi Gyt .air 'itHers Gud'f TIE style ~
Ho,t sr .ua sud taIuru', d.rutais. Copy su.ioHs "r
unr. .a.ud tuUisut nut ~,rayL.I To William ipGu
A.,a.. s;,.yue N.l..l r. GIrcu AIrrIt S Ga.Ip, aIi
nehemiah night drir;auis Ia tis hct'Ei You ar hereby
summoned r,i I'D t asNt to sJnal1 ln is a'nu,
viii o lie tl-A q. tir Ot
Common County. asa e., aIs' copy OF your
aEsy.rI scIuDr~ 40 their '1 NO. 20 sI 'isi,
Cbsri.,YH So, within t,ty Cs after t ol tis
snuitoas yu., rNtu.iNr 0i tLl dl e. NuF,f. II N"i
fail L. ausWc. tls complaint vii iiu tIr t"
thousand hu.i.,rd AID siSy -hN" JJ Is. '.
terat Tie Iair 81 saych p,t cent pr 4r.
seventeenth tsy o. February. enc tHnE-I'
and seytuty-s!K, and -llEi u ..st aA - y.
BtI-i * EtisI FlaIu.iI .., .t.,t.ys.
lSEtLl II. J. JLuu g. G 4. i=l-l-"p'''.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26

leased lines yet unlike the others it has consider
able surplus 70 draw upon, which quite likely would
carry it through provided it would cut adrift from
the coal combination, and take, as it might, the
suppIying of all the coal wanted into Its
OWE hands. The combination has existed
now for about three years, resulting IN
Reading and New-Jersey Central passing
dividends Delaware and Hudson reducing its divi-
dend from to per cent sem-annually while Del
aware. Lackawanna and Western has as yet MAN.
tanned 2lo per quarterly which 1t is not
ably suspected has been done by large drafts upon
IFS reserve Ohio and Mississippi was active ana
weak, selling from 1919 to 1l4 without a arany
worthy of the name, while the preferred STOCK soiu
at 21G10l2 There was no news 70 alec' the pi,oo'
only holders seemed to begin to realize the fact that
increased gross earnings do not necessarily Imply en-
larged profits. The st. Paul stocks also were
octive The Common stock sold at 3oi2O
3sos and after being held quite firmly for a. time,
as if for a purpose, broke to 376s- The Preferred
stock was freely sold by inside holders from 7oi9 10
col perhaps on early information OF the large loss
i, the earnings for Last week as compared WIN
1873 a report of which will be found further along.
penorts from Milwaukee indicate continuance Oh
losses the receipts there of wheat to-day being up
ward of 100000 bushels less than on the corre-
spondIng day last year. 1t is proper 10 aod mere
that THE TRIBUNE will not much longer DC aDie W
rive q comparison of the weekly earnings OF TINS
Company with those of 1874. as the season Is aP-
proaehlng when the decrease from 1873 was so largo
that the Company ceased their pubcatlon as IL mas
already arrived when the loss was considerable. ror
instance. the earnings for third week OF Jniy,
1873. were $l67, ,47O. against $153,0Oo IN 1879.
The North West stocks, after making bold stand
carly in the day declined from Gji2d G5os 10 "a 1or
the Preferred while the Common, being practically
off the market was held at 40si Lake Shore SOFA
from 53I2 to 530 53a,G527s being well sustained
all dav by "picked guardsmen." Michigan Centrai
sold at t5Io0447s. Western Union for time uh-
dcrtook to hold the fort" alone and held ITS pan
ner high at 7O5sQ7O34 but finally succumbed TO the
pressure at 699,. Pacific Mail was dead at 23'4a
23Io The transactions of the day show
material Improvement in volume, agSrega-
ting 1294OO shares. The market closed
weak at the lowest prices Of the day. The
declines for the day were in st. joe II; Erie, 81
Del. Lack. aud Western and Pacific Mail each i2
Central and Hudson, s.; Lake Shore and Western
Union each q; Michigan Central, /; st. Pau, lis
do Preferred. IS; Northwest Preferred, l's, and
Ohio and Miss. 2li per cent. Producers Petroleum
alone advanced - per cent The following table
shows the .,,.,.r
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
iTrEsDAY. JnlY 25-P. NJ,

new leaf was turned in to-day's stock market
and amorc active business made lighter the brokers
hearts Whether the "buls' concluded that the
existing dry rot must be removed at their own eX-
pcse and therefore IN 10 sell portion Of their
holdings az the best atainabe prices or fcom CON
victior that the first loss will be the smallest
menccl TO really sell short, is a problem that
the next few days viii solve Bat in either
ease il is beyond doubt that the market
to-day has been steadily supplied with long
stock. and that each fractional rally has
been made with the purpose Of dis?osing
Of morc. The principal purchasers have been the
shorts and the "soalpcrs," who buy under the
belief ra; the cliques must put prices higher in
flcr to get ont. New-Jersey Central continued 10
Lad the market down, although il Is not probable
TIA. it, decline had any material eiinci upon the
general market. The stock opened with decline of
81 per cent at Goa- and steadily d7oppcd to G7, FL
lowed by q rally 70 G7as. fro which price il saSrrl
10 Gt3i, simply from want of buyers to absorb the
stock offered. Delaware, Lackawanna and Westerl
only declined from 1Ol to lO0l, with sales at 9Ss
on sellers option AZ 60 days. In the face OF the
weakness of Jersey Central the support Of tbs
stock To surprise the street, who that
while this property, like Jersey Central and Read
ing Railroads is at present scarcely earning more
than sufficient to pay Its interest AID reutal Of
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
IoIo o'clOCK-sATFs BEfORR
GnNrrNMrNr srncK prrARIMNNG-2 o'cLn

GOyERSNENT STOCK DEPARIMEST-2 O'CLOCK.
L : 800 Registered 1865 > J2o Coupon. 1867 40
..ss
T. = % toupnu. l-1J q 5.2u Coupon. 1863
llGI 3,-nu. be. 1918.
T. & p 20 Registered 90 L : ~. Coupon 1881
ayo Ills G,uOO .................llSas
I, L'ny I,egi.tcrest l-GT L = Currency
1900. ,O'V -p'e
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
The closing rates for foreign exchange arei fol-

Money continues abundant and easy of access.
Call loans are l.. to per cent on United States
bonds and mixed collateral The discount market
is unchanged. The United States Treasurer to-
day received S1,00000O National bank notes for
redemption. The Customs receipts at Washington
to-day were $500. 900. The Internal Revenue re-
cepts footed up $250000. The following Is the
Clearinghouse statement to-day: Currency ex-
changes, $40 S2S.493; currency balances, S2,12S.-
523 gold exchanges ", $50 42S; gold balances.
S56S, 100.
The following is abstract of the reports made to
the Controller of the Currency, showing the condi-
ton Of the National banks of the City of Newlork
at the close of business Friday, the 30h of June,
1876:
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
LITERARY NOTES.
,pnotated edition of Tenny-

The promised annotated edition OF 1enny-
sops Poems will he published in one v0i'llne'
"The Princ;plcs OF P,utOlogy" is work an
nouueea in Engaud Piutoo2y Is supposed to he new
word roY the science money the book treating Oh cap
it.," and the failures Oi political economy
More royal authors! 1t is SAID that the Sui
tan M Zanzibar is about TO publish the dlary W MS
,ouraey to Europe ami also that Prince Leop pst ~ ~
Issue a volume of travels In Italy ana Uho 0o"' Va
France.
Tbe London Architect has opened the way
into new field for architectural Journalism MI hd"'
Goodwin. F. S. A. treats o. how 10 aloin me ns U in
recent pumtTr
Since Gen. Clusters death, second GGdry
article continuing his Rebellion papers now sN il an
has been received that office Il continues , t6c v bs
through the seven days before kiohiholu an" WIZ "
published ia the October number :,
The author of "Les FrancaiS en- AmeIlque,
NJ Leon Cho'teau is about TO publish In Pafs SuS "
.Ins Homnes d'Am6rique." He includes Lincoln SeI-
ferson Davis. andrew Johason' SsIaf1' whnuTns aud
Mr.. Greeley. ,
The book containing the biography and
autobiography OF Elizabeth Evans the alleged oshA
q, nina, Morris in Adam Bede." IS published by
Mossrs E. Moxon, Son & Co.. Is called George Eh1t 10
neTbvShre and appears with the names o: Guy Rosy
and George Barnctt Smith on tie tle page ~ ~
letter from George Elot cohcefhns he' 0n"" -
"Adam Bede."
little work on "The Anatomy OF the
Head by Thomas Dwight NJ. D. Professor OF Ahato'ny
In the Medical school of Maine, ia announced by hurd
Houghton OF the most important features OF 'te
book will be six fulpage Autographs Of frozen sections
OF the head which have been drawn with great care
from the original specimens This Is method OF uenui
stratjon witch has received but little attention as ye'
from English and American auatOmsts, ana tic 0ooK
while designed especially for students, Nll aIso pe "
value 10 the general practitioner. The sane publishers
arnounce the second Volume Of Public Health, con
nninc the most important papers presented at the
criirrs of the American Public Health Association III
IS74 apd 1875. 1t will be handsome octave volume o.
$50 pages.