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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-06

FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
Currency Conundrum.

By American Press Association to the STAR
WASHINGTON, May 8. -- The Banking
and Currency and Ways and Means
Committees have decided to take no
further action on any financial matter
until after the Centennial recess. There
Is much diversity OF opinion among the
members as to the propriety OF exchang-
ing silver for Legal-teHders, and the OPP
ponents Of specie resumption, headed
by Mr.. Kelley, OF Pennsylvania, will in
terpose objections whenever unanimous
consent is asked for the introduction OF
the measure. The joint resolution may
not be reached short OF SIX weeks, and
probably not again this session. A reso-
luton may be made to suspend the rules
and pass the resolution, but this would
require u two-thirds vote, which the op-
ponents of the measure say 1t can not
get.
The Mexican War Veterans Bill
has been made the special order OF
the day for Friday, the 10Th inst, and to
continue thereafter until disposed OF.
Secretary BristOw
has sent the following important letter
to the Chairman Of the Committee of
Ways and M ans:
"TRgAsURY DEPARTMENT.,
''W WASHINGTON, u. o., May T.
"Hon. W. Il. Morrison, Chairman OF. Commit
tee Of Ways and Means:
"SIR-Referring to letter OF this De-
parJment addressed to you under date
of March 20 last, in relation to the pro-
posed change in the existing tariff, as to
the classification of imported sugars, I
now have the honor to enclose here
with copy OF communication OF the
IA NIL Inp
Chairman of the National Academy OF
Science, on the subject; and to call the
special attention of the Committee to
the concluding paragraph there, Of which
is as follows: Since a nigh grade Of su-
gar can be made to assume the appear
ance of a new grade of coloring, the
plan adopted for making the tariff, as ex-
hibited by color, is defective.' A pro-
gressive ratio OF duties corresponding
with a per centage Of crystallzable SUI
gar is a proper basis tor taxation, and
the only one bywhich fraud on the Coy.
ernment can be presented"
[Signed] every Respectfully,
"B. II. BRIsTOW, Secretary"
NTr. II. R. Spence,
of Cincinnati, President of the Western
Tobacco Cutting Association, is here
looking after the interests OF the West
ern tobacco manufacturers. He has had
interviews with MIR. Tucker, Chairman
OF the Subcommittee on Ways and
Means, and finds that the Committee
were utterly ignorant of the provisions
of Mr.. Pratts bill, which discriminates
so unjustly against the business of the
Western tobacco men. Mr.. Spence
thinks thatth bill was originated in the
Internal Revenue Department and snug
gled in under Mr.. Pratt's name in the
interest Of Eastern tobacco men, who
wished to disturb the equilibrium of the
trade for the purpose OF profiring by the
unsettled condition OF the market. The
bill will probably never come from the
Committee. A hearing will be given the
Western men in day or two.
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Announcements.

Grand concert at Union Shooting Park
tomorrow. Trains leave Plum-street
Depot at 2 p. NJ.
The concert to be given by the Cincin-
natl Conservatory Of Music, for the ben
eft OF the English Lutheran Church, will
take place Tuesday evening next, at
Robinson's Opera-house.
Widows Home annual festival and
sale of useful and fancy articles, fow-
ers, etc., will be held at the Home OH
Thursday, the 11th inst, commencing at
2 p. M, and continuing throughout the
evening.
This evening, at the Y. M. g. A. Hall,
there will be an address to young men
by the Rev. DR.. Maxwell, and the usual
gospel meeting OH sabbath evening will
be addressed BY distinguished layman
Of this city.
A grand concert is in preparation for
the beneit Of the Church OF the Advent,
to be given at Pixies Hall OH the evening
of the 16.h. Many OF the most dis
tinguished artists and amateurs will APP
pear, among them -,lrs. Edmund Dexter.
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TABERNACLE CONGREGATION, ROB-
4 INSON,S Opera -house.-Henry D. Moore.

TABERNACLE CONGREGATION, ROB-
i INSON'S pera-house.-Aenry d. Moore,
Pastor. Sunday morning. The Great Com
mission! "Heal the Sick, Cleanse the Lepers:
Raise the Dead: Cast out Devils: Freely Ye
have Received, Freely Give."-Jesus. Be-
hoid Send Ye Forth as sheep in the Midst OF
Wolves" ."-Jesus. Liberty or Intolerance!
Which? Or, jesus Right-J0hn Wrong. "And
John answered Him, saying, Master, we saw
one casting out Devils in Ihy Name, and he
followc., not with us; And we forbade him, be-
cause he f0lloweth not with us. But Jesus
SAID forbid hiiu noi for there IL no mAn who
shall do Miracle In My Name that can light
ly speak OF Me. For he that Is not against us
Is on our side.'-Mark. Theme: jesus or Johnf
The Question OF To-day. The music Is con-
Quoted by Prof. q. Al. Currier, with select
banu Of fifteen instruments. Programme Of
Sacred Song: l. Voluntary Orchestra; ,. s'Joy
to the World The LORD 10 Gomez Q. Offerto-
ry-Orchestra;" 4. Awake, My Soul, to JOY
full Lays;' 5. .srorever with the Lordl Amen,
SO Let IL Be-" Those who are called lnfidei,
those who call themselves Skeptics, those who
have no church homo elsewhere, and all who
are seeking after truth, are cordially invited
to come and hear. Attentive ushers will show
you to seats as long as there are seats to be
had. The scenery on the stage Will be re-
moved to the extreme rear, and the ample
space thus obtained will be furnished with
seats, SO as to provide, as far as possible, ac-
commodation for all who desire to worship
with us. All are cordially invited. Strangers
In the city and young men specially welcome
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The Infant Matchmaker.
[From the Pittsburg Z Commercial.

The Commercial office was visited yes
terday by Samuel 4. G. Nixon, the 'sin-
fant matchmaker" in charge OF his
grandfather, Mr.. Edward Gillian, Of
Allegheny. The child is only TWO years
and seven months old, and has devel.
oped most remarkable mechanical skill
and dexterity tor one OF his tender ears.
His grandfather is one Of the oldest
watchmakers in the country, and it was
ut his bench that the child frat exhib-
tied his precocity. By very little train
ing he learned the name and use OF
every tool, aud be can now take apart
and readjust the works OF . watch, put
ting every pin and wheel in its proper
place. The operation was performed in
this office, under the direction Of Mr..
Gillian, In the presence or number OF
spectators, much to their surprise and
qualification. Little Samuel seems des-
lined to make his mark In tue world.
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Springfield Items.

S4lecihA W the 6ksafs
SPRINGFIELD, o., May 6.-The Grand
Lodge, l. o. .. f., meets in Cleveland
next Tuesday. Mr.. B. Holtz is Repre-
sentative from this District.
1t will take two weeks more to COM
plete the fire alarm telegraph.
MIR. and Mrs. William Warder, of this
city, have been favored with an invita-
tion to the installation ceremonies Of the
Centennial Exposition, May 10.
Pending proceedings in the Common
Pleas Court under writ OF error, the
Mo0rtield party whose case was before
the Probate Court recently has been
released from confinement in jail, under
$4,000 bail.
A large and commodious school-house
will soon be erected by the enterprising
congregation of st. RaphaePs Church.
the present one being entirely to small
to accommodate the large number of
children belonging to the parish.
Strawberries have made their appear
ance In our market.
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WHITE STOCKINGS.

Runs earned, none. Time of game,
hour and 30 minutes. Umpire, Joe Sim
mons.
NEW YORK, May e.-Hartfords, 4; Mu-
tuals, 3.
MEMPHIS, May est. Louis Red sox,
35; Ecktords, A.
COLUMBUS, o., May Glowing to bad
weather the game OF baseball which was
to have been played by the Louisville
Club and Buckeyes was postponed until
future day.
CHICAGO, May 6.--The defeat OF the
Chioagos ct st. Louis yesterday by the
score Of one to nothing is matter Of
come surprise TO their friends, but has
not weakened the confidence In them.
1.-THE one tally was medUny the Browne
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Thief shooting on the wing.
[St. Louis Republican,

An. old Texas cattle-man named 8ie-
bert proved avery rough customer, fora
pair Of hungry thieves to deal with. Hel
had sold his drove in Chicago and pock-'
eted 81, 900 rs the proceeds. A couple Of,
RAILROAD thieves found out he had larxBi
amount OF money, and apparently re.
solved TO. get it at any risk. The. prixs
was worth their dariug. They tried zza.
their usual tricks on the old fellow be-.
fore he left Chicago, but failed to catcis
him in any trap. When he had gathered
up his valise and taken o Westward
bound train they followed him. TheE
took seats behind him In the car, walon-
ing their opportunity.
Just after the burlington q missouri
train left Burlington the rate OF speeil
was slow, and the old man was dozing
in his seat. Now was their chance II
ever. One of the thieves reached OYER,
and seized the old mans pocket-bo0k,
from his side pocket, knowing just where
TO place his hand on it, and the 0the1
grabbed the valise and ran-one towards
the front door, and the other for tina
rear platform. But the old man was tod
wide awake. he drew his pistol ana
fired, first at one and then At the other.
Oae fell In the door OF the car fatally
wounded, and the other on the platform
dead. The old man had good eye fpr
such birds on the wing.
They had his money and all his effects.
and 1t was evidently their intention TO
jump the train. II was hold risk, bntl
it was a big sum. The train was stopped
the dead and dying were carried OF,
and the Texas cattle drover gave hum
self up for exanination. Both thieves
were well known on the road, and train
men are glad they are out OF the war.
Sebert was warmly congratulated npDa
his certain aim, and will be discharged
from custody without doubt. One Texas
cattle droyer is too many Tor brace ox
Chicago thieves. =.
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Minor Mentions.

BV American Press Association TO the STAR.
OMAHA, May 6.-The Laramie Sentinel
publishes list Of sixteen persons
killed, eleven wounded and one cap
tured by lndians In the Black Hills,
eighteen during the present season.
WASHINGTON. May 6.--Attorney Gen.
eral Pierrepont has received telegram
from District Attorney Dyer, at St..
Louis, saying that neither Judge Treat
nor himself desire to make any recon-
mendation at present in regard to Ma
gulre's case.
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The Robinson Opera-houss Enter.
tainn1 ent.

The entertainment at Robinson's
Opera-house last night, given for the
benefit of the Young Ladies' Branch OF
the Women's Christian Association, un-
der the patronage OF Mrs. Larz Ander-
son, Mrs. A. S. Winslow, Mrs. VIM. H.
Netf, Mrs. G.. X. Shoenberger, Mrs. e. ii.
Pendlet0n and Mrs. b. +. Brannan, was.
with perhaps the single exception OF. the
important event OF The present season.
The tahleaux were all excellent, the
music the choicest, the costumes ele-
giant. and the audience one of the most
brilliant that ever g-aced Uncle Johns
beautiful Opera-house.
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The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will celebrate their anniversary
at their Rooms, Nos. 200 and 202 Vine
street, Monday evening at 1880 o'clock.
The exercises will consist of music,
report of the Secretary OF work accom-
plished by the Union during the year,
and addresses by Mrs. DR.. Weakley, and
President Martin, OF the Reformed
Mems Club. The public are cordially
invited to be present.
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FORTY-FOURTH CONGREss--lst SESSION

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, May 5.-The House res
olutlon TO adjourn from the 9th instant
to the 18th, In order that the members Of
both Houses might attend the Centen-
nial opening in o body, was adopted.
The Senate then resumed consideration
Of the Articles OF impeachment against
W. w. Belknap, late Secretary Of War,
and the question OF Jurisdiction was
again discussed. No legislative busi-
ness Of any Importance was transacted.
WASHINGTON, May GA resolution
appropriating $4,000 to secure better
ventilation OF the Representatives Hall
was adopted. The Naval Appropriation
Bill was reported and made the special
order for Monday next. A number of
bills from the private calendar were
passed. Adjourned.
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The Lyle Greys.

Last night was the occasion OF the
swearing into the State service OF the
newly-elected officers ofthe Lytle Greys,
Company B, First. Battalion o. N. G.
The election was he'll oa Wednesday OF
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DIR. WELROR,S

COD LIVER OIL AND LIME.-Inyalids need
no longer dread to take that great specific for
Cod Liver Oil. AS prepared. by DIR. Wilder,
1t IS robbed of the nauseating taste, and also
emb0lies preparation Of the Phosphate
of Lime, giving nature the very article
required to aid the healing qualities
OF the oil, and to recreate where disease
has destroyed. This article also forms
a remarkabl tonic, and will cause weak
and debilitated persons to become strong aud
fobust. 1t is for sale by all respectable drug
that should be kept in every family, for con-
venence OF instant use ON the first appearance
of Coughs or lrritati IN Of the Lungs Manu-
factured only by A. B. WILBOR, Chemist,
Boston. Sold by all druggists.
my2-3tv vu, ,Th&S
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in the first inning, and was an unearned
Shooting.

in the fret inning, and was an unearned
run.
Shooting.
INDIANAPOLIS, May 6.-The shooting
match yesterday between A. FL. Bogar-
dus, Of Illinois, and VIM. g. Price, Of
London, England, for the championship
Of the world and the English badge, one
hundred birds each, resulted as follows:
90 birds, by English rules, from a five
bird trap, 80 yards rise-Bogardus, Al;
Price, SO. Fifteen pairs, 18 yards rise
Bogardus, "a; Price, 81. Twenty single
birds, 21 yards rise-Bogardus, 10;
Price, IS. Total, Bogardus, "a: Price, u.
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LOST.

W OST-DRAWING-Ap paper drawing, con-
l tanning an eev .tion and plan OF q thr5e-
5t0ry brick house was lost on Fire man or Front
strects. Ihe finder will be rewarded by re-
turning to DUNCAN q BUNrEN. 9is Free
man street. mye.se
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NOTICE.

- TUESDAY, May 8, 1876, a dividend OF 20
per cent. will be paid on all claims presented
to and allowed by the Assignee of said estate.
HERM. MARCKWORTH.
CINCINNATI, May d, A. u. 1876 my6-3t
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"Bayard Taylcr's Centennial ode
Will be about twenty minutes long
phia Times. We hope IL will not 10
longer than that in 'slhe hearing oi it.n J
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Railroad Purchase.

by American Press Association to the STAR.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL, May Cit is ru'
mored that the Chicago Il Alton Rail.
road Company have purchased the Peo-
ria, Lincoln & Decatur Road.
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OUT DOOR SPORTS.


By American Press Association to the STAR.
ST. LOUIS, May 6.-There is naturally
great pride manifested here on the de.
feat OF the Chicago White Stockings by
the St. Louis Browns yesterday. The
score stood as follows:
pRowNS WHITE STOCKINGS.
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M5OR SALE--LANp--5O 80 acres prairie land;
Ia good spring on same; in thickly-settled
seisIborhood. In Adair county, Iowa, near
souuty seat. Or will trade. Address sW,"
ms vflce. jy4-u
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PoR aALn-.RnAL EsTATn.

TSOR SALE-LAND--14 acres land IN Avon
dale; beautifully situated and we'll adapt
~ for subdivision, at 81, ,O0J per acre. Inquire
81 STROBKIDGE y CO.. Lithographers, cor
aeI Fourth and kace streets.
mil7 -Tu, ,Tn&S-tf
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Tie total area Of cranberry land in
cultivation In The Eastern States is
fifteen thousani acres.
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hADIKs OF cINCINNATI-Awful funny
10 Comic Monthly, ~ ots., at any news stand
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VTINE-STREE CONGREGATIONAL
v CHURCB. Services in this church as
usual on Sunday, May Z. In the Morning
Communion service. Evening Lecture on che
" History Of Joseph and the Hebrew Develop
ment as Connected with that OF Egypt"
The music will he as usual, the organ and
choir accompanied with orchestral insCru-
ments. Seats free. All are cordially invited
ami made welcome.
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BOARDING.

flOARDING--With nice Furnished room for
II two gentlemen; also, asy boaiders wanted,
* 2US West Fourth street. myo-S1
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FOUND.

FOUND GIG AR5--Two good cigars for q
u nickel at No. b8J Main street. my2-6*
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TARR,s AVENUE RAZAR.

Closing out Trimmed Hats, Lace Caps and
Bonnets at cost, to close the business. Ecru
Ties cheap. Side Pleating made to order. 325
Central avenue, opposite Ninth st. apl2-26t
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M. BAUMGARTEN,

Late with Landy), Crayon and Water color
Artist, No. 80 West Fourth street. Life size
Portraits IN Crayon and Water -colors made
lrom small pictures Of deceased relatives.
aDlS-26t
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HOW TO SAVE MONEY,

Wanted, everybody that wishes to save
money In buying good custom boots,
shoes, CATERS or slippers, to go to s. MARX,
23O W. Fifth street, corner Of Plum. His stock
is the largest and his prices the lowest in the
city. Go and see his bargains 1t
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DENTIST.

s. b. SMITH. DDS, successor to II. r.
Smith, III. D., northwest corner Vine and Sew
enth streets, entrance on Vine street.
aD2S- l6t- IT, NAV
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FOR RENT.

fT1UR RENT-BUILDING-T st. Charlcs
sT restaurant building, Nos. 30 and 80 East
Third street; would rent low to responsible
party Inquire at the Walnut Street Bank.
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TAXIDERyIIST.

Birds and animals stuffed to order. J. W.
SHORTEN, 22S Fifth street. near Plum. Pets
a specially. Canaries mounted in glass shade
for SO. ap22- -26t
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nHOR RENT-COUNTRY REsIDEEC ON
! II the Madison Pike. between Oakley and
Jacksonville. For further particulars inquire
Erpnt and Lawrence street. my@-4t
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IiTwOR RENT T-SUBURBAN PLACE = One
F5oms, aye nlinutes' walk from Fifth-street
4mfy. Apply on the promises, Douglass ST.,
lWesf Covington, Of JOHN W. CLARK.
myB-2t*
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hOR SALE OR RENT-RESIDENCE-A
IL nice country residence, frame building,
with nine rooms, and a stable in the rear, gar
Aen in the front; lot 100 feet front by 106 feet
leep. Apply at 502 Sycamore street, or Mr..
MUCKERY'S, Aurora, Ind. my5-3t
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iTNOR RENT-ROOMS-Tw nicely furn shed
! C front rooms for gentlemen, at 24O West
Einth street; references required. my6-3t
THOR RENT ROOMS-TwO rooms, central
location. to man and wife. without chill
sifen for housekeeping; SIS per month. Ad-
dress +. q. H., this Office.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ;.

NNT STU ATION-By first class
EVv cutter. Address +. G. H., this office.
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FOR RENT-.RooMs.

iV7OR RENT-ROOMS-F rooms, at 40s
'T Broadway, to small family. Inquire at
as: Main street. -.-tt. my5-2t
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EVET UNCONSTITUTIONAL cook or
tVV chambermaid, with washing and iron
ing, 848 Main street. my5-4t
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THOR OR5ALE-MORTGAGE NOTES-Bala
III Of purchase money; two notes OF Sl.20o
having one and two years to run; three notes
for $1,000 having one, two and three years to
run. HUGH PUGH, PAT Cutter street.
| my6-8t+
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FOR SALE.

fTNOR. LE-HUUSE-Cottage house and
N lot; 8 large rooms; lot 471s by 102>.. North
past corner Holman and Thirteenth streets,
Eoyingt0n. my5- 5-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-12
Roads Leading to the City.

The wet weather OF the past month has
caused the roads 10 be very heavy-almost
impa,sabIe 10 sos.e places. The County
Court Of Hcnrico yesterday ordered the
Deep Run road to be let out TO contract ior
imD!oy ement. This is very well; but 1t
would be better IL the work of Improvement
had been begun at an earlier season. 1t is
very important TO The large plumber of peo-
pie visiting Richmond in winter tha: they
should be as little incommoded and o3struct.
ed in their journey as possible. The roads
should be made good in the fall, before the
winter comes upon them. Once we'll In or
der they c)nld be KEEP: in order with COM
paratiVe case.
The business between The region around
Richmond and the city itself is rapidly in
crca,iug because of the great change In the
done:tic economy 0! the country. There
( re it is all the more necessary that the pub.
lie roads adiDg to the city should be put in
good order, 10 facilitate transportation and
save time and expense. If people were able
to make ote trip more than they can now
make to the city it would increase their
gains bv city traffic-they would deliver
more produce ana carry home more manure
10 tcrtiltz9 their lands and increase their pro-
dact!en. 4 considerable increase in their
p:ci's would follow.
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New Books.

L'ppincotS Magazine Of Popular Ltterd.
tre. Volume XVI. Philadelphia: LIP.
riNC TT & Co.
LpyincouS Magazine for six months
bound ia handsome style makes very
exeale Il collection Of entertaining and in.
str Ictive literature for occasional reading.
II il well worth the price of it.
For SAFE b. j. 7. ELLYsoS.
Mrs. LimJcr'S RGBle or, n Church FAIR
and It's Victims. a Short Story. New
York y. APPLETON & Co.
For sa'e by j. I. ELLYsoN.
The Movements and Hnbits Of Climbing
Piants by CHARLES DARWIN, NJ. A, F.
+. s.. etc. Second Edition, Revised. With
Illustrations. New York: ID. APPLETON
* Co.
4 mo,t interesting and instructive work.
For sale by j. 7. ELLYsoN.
The lire Joanna. = Novel. By kAMBA
ru0nrE. New York: ID. APPLETON q Co.
For sale by j. T. ELLYsoN.
Songs Of TIC Lana and Sea. BY EsMERALDA
Boyle. author OF Felice." New \ ork
E. J. HALE e Son.
20: taIc by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.