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KEELHAULING ROBEsnN
The Work ofthe House Committee on Navaf
Affairs In pills deiphis.


PHIADBLpHrA, April 23--The atb-cotn-
mittee-Oomprisine Representative wbittborne
OF Tennessee, Jones OF New Hampshire, Harris
Of Massachusetts, and HurlelRh Of Malne-of the
House Committee on Naval Affairs concluded
their Investigation In this CITY ON Friday night,
and, after a day spent In visiting the vepiUo
points OF Interest at the ca ntennial csrumris,
where President Grant was also careless
looker-on in the afternoon, started for Wash.
ineton last night by the six o'clock train. Prior
to his departure the Sun correspondent had
few moments Of conversaiIen With MT.
Whitthorne, the Chairman. In the course
of which he said that the committee, though
thoroughly tagged out by thair fertaDRht's sit
ting, were fully satisfied with the results OF The
inquiry, and lntimated that when the report of
the full committee was presented to Conur sss.
would he ~ 'rtled 81 the muunt Of ceyrietlon
thus laid bnre. He refused to state, absolusoiy
whether 81 sse Si%s nt Sv KOBE
probed bis RELATIONS 20 the Catsels to the
bottom, captured tho whole party In an
unents, and penetrated into the inner mystic
ries oi tho SocRetery's private bank account He
Intended s be- SAID, T. o W. BIN, esigSclf Of few
iyo. With the sxSnlne.Ioa Of WHOSE navy ysJd
will have becn flushed. He did not expect TO
stumble upon such glsring frauds thete as he
had found here, hut he b6ped to got ct some
important facts concerning certain contracts
which the Secretary had helped Through on the
same terms as those awarded BY the Cattolls.
The testlpony taken during the est two
weeks has been already forwarded to Washing,
ton, and embraces the evidence Of more than
two hundred witness, 8 on TIE following sub,
iects Of Inquiry The removal OF tha old navy
ward TO League Island by Nat. Mckay; the
breaking up of the old iron clads the contracts
Of joan Roach. Neanc, Levy T. Co.; ward,
Dialogue 4 Co., steel 4 Co., Noblitt, Brown 4
Nobhttt Ohe feather lrm Which has been s,ip-
plying the yard With coal. oil. iron clothing.
machinists' tools 60, A. c. Csttell Il Co.. d s.
Stetson s. Co. tho American predgipg Com
pany, and SeYfeit, Nc Manus = Co., tho non
founders who succeed Pennoek 4 DrOtber az
the fayorites Of tho dcpartment ~ supplying
III aerial.
From first to last the committee have bad a
great deal II trouble Ia keeping their secrets in
violate, not from the newspaper mep. hut froN
Secretary Robson himself, WHO on several sepa-
rate occasions, through his gD-hetwcens, made
overrsres to the cowfnittees empoyoeN and
tried every possible plan to secure copy Of tho
EVIDENCE Next to the Secretary, the groatest
sufferer has been Aack eateil, aud the stIapl
upon hts mind during the Investigation hos beep
40 severe that be " ut this moment under the
care of his nysioian for softeping OF the brain.
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INN CHARGES AGAINST BRIsroW.
The Secretary Decls rips that they were I'm.
stigntcd by the Whiskev kins.


WASHINGTON. Aprl 2k--The. Committee
on Expenditures in tho, Treasury DEPARTMENT.
met to-day to investigate the chaEes against
SecSstpry Bnlstow IN relation to tho release of
the bark Mary Merits. Secretary BriRtow APP
peared in bis own behalf. Judge Cate, who In
trodIboed tho resolutions In tho honee. wss
called upon for the names or tho persons who
famisA ed him with the infornattoo. He,aa,e
II. II. Chlttenden, L. Z. Johnson, s. L. Weiss.
Levi Hubbell, G, W. Hazclton, aud Mr.. North
rup. He suggested that PERHAPS 10 might not
be necessary to summon more than one or two
Of them, as all the tact could DO obtained from
that humber. aud the expense Of sun monng all
necessary 10 summon Judge Hubbeli.
Secretsry Brstow said II was las To talk adj ont
economy tR thbs mattor. He had been nv Aligned
before the country, and he waited the fullest
and minutest iUyratIlauap. aTth ~ Sred tia ats
Tendance Of all TIM wtne SOS pa tictll ary Judge
Hubltel rs he DEF irod to show under what. cur
cunistances Mr.. tfibbelt vent out OF once. He
questioned MIR. cate rs to all the sources II his
Information. aid desired list OF all the persons
with whom he had converred upon the subject.
Members ofthe cosnnitee having objected to
his questions> Secretary Bristow said he had no
hesitation in saying that ti,ese charges hal been
lasugated 3y whai was known IN tho country as
terroeated Mr. Cate TO bring out these facts aud
pat the inf rmatDn on record.
MIR. CAe said, the committee soud try to take
re II tber aide Of the 80. tla himself uid
not wish TO appear "a prosecutor.
Secretary lirstow- But YOU viii do SO. You
Oannpt resp IL.
After further discussion the committee de-
Ciued 20 summon all the witnesses named.
Secretary BUsJow' said ~lmo newspansIs ad
charged that h0 had declined to furnish the
oripiunl papers IN tins osse. lilo wished % state
that while In obedieure To an Executive order
he should decline to furnish original papens in
cases undor Investigation, yet III every
AZ lust himself ne would take tie responsibility
To produce before tho committee every original
paper He then gave the committee the follow
Ing names OF witnesses ~ be summoned: u.
Lyman, Z. +. CpnapL Hutord Wilson, j. II.
Hoblnson, Of tho. Treasury Department; Joan
IRELAND, w. L. and = T. Iriae OF Hppkinsyule,
KY, and'Wnl RyaIs OF Louisville.
The committee then adjourned to meet at the
cali of the Chairman
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EDH-IRD EDDY,S WIDOW.
Masons stopping TO the FreBt In the Gnre, of
n WORTHY Woman In Need.

To rHB EpirUR OF THB SUn-Sl,>: L hnys.seen
~ The Sun the appeal OF Mn, Edward EDDY to you.
and her arrangement OF the Masouic lodge OF which
Brother Edward Eday wac once a member. In defence
Of the lodge desire say that Brother Rddf has
Deena member of lodge for many years. and III the
days Of his wealthy prosperity he refused to contribute
the small stipend of ave sir dollars aunnm with
his associates TO keep the lodge in life. He thereby
aiterward sought to IL Mrs Eddy says that her
husband high Mason Of the $50 degree His lodge
knows nothing oil any sach dagreei except s harsay
l sey that suoh degree confnrred only
Anot herlI3ite, kEowp ~ the Scottish Rite"
You cert ihsd tird Mrs Hudr sin great distress.
andneedsspeedy ssststancn have no doubt that the
prOmpiiugs OF our common humanity, a. well the
the fraternity OF both Rei to 0rding
their means ~ the rellet OF nv Eeey enc,osef $40
1i4 West sirteenth street, NtwYork.
To THR EDIToR THE sJN-SL. IL wa. with much
path that read tue ettcruf Mrs Edward EDpy IHK
Sun. lam poor man. out am Free Alison, and1
think know my duty 40 such.
The forty second SECTION framed. TO mcot the
Of Those who are able TO ttlef dues bat wlD
wero uIaj1 sted Aasonf. bat the rnloa lpodi
Il at the as scsAon Od tbe Grand LodgeSo 10 res d.
One who remains unAlilated Mason In THE JuTfs.
helion for mnre ptrllL moi aliUv0ii 10
visit lodge nor viii he Do entitled 70 Masonic rehaf
or burial"
This leaves the lodge at liberty to,oxend rrlIsf or
not IL IB,p 1T. send ~, hoping that Nasons
aud actors Will go and do likewise"
omciil Reporter Grand L odk Q of Free MAsons.
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Gnnd Mnn I'm TfnubIn.

At 49, East Houston street, within n few steps
OF the ferry resides family in utter destuon. From
TIE top ofshe shop window hangs OLD wooden
saw on which is painted the sign Handle making"
This ia AL THAT distinguishes tho house from its neigh
bors. Eking out prccarous existence therein Is
man Whose nancis familiar TO Tho SUN suere
faithful aborer IN this of the tailoring classes
fur " AhAih c6nturY. Thsvenarabio mAh
cupiod proud position In tho community, and in the
pamy days OF shpbuildng more highly re-
Hprctei Assam orator he had few superOrs In his bold
blunt way Though once IN comfortable crcunTs ahces
domestic Affections and bnsness reversas have coln-
pletely oVefwh him, aud he broken down in
health and spirit The old gentleman IN his 72d year
This Is one deshrNing the wmmest sympathy OF the
public. There is not State IN the Union IN which
some otthe productions OF this mans hands are not
nHad.
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coRRCrrrox ~ s,Ay rn.s Xcfsco.
Exposing the Htgh-Hnndcd Frgasds Of tho
Whislsey and Navy Yard Rings.


SAN FRANCISCO. April 24.-rhe Chronicle
this morning coattnuesdts expose OF the Whis-
key Ring and matters at Marc hiand. It putt
llsbes a letter reoaivsd by Charles Werner, a
former partner of Joost & Co. in the Antioch
distiliery, recently seized for running crooked.
Mr.. Werner gave iuspartant eyideuce to the rev.
epue. agents, including the books Of accounts Of
vari ons dIs llerles with which he had been con
nnctea. Tine letter Is es follows
sANFIs sCIsoo. Jan. l. 1870
The whiskey Ripg win klll You II yon appe ar q wit
PuiknanD will sec II done and theJ have money
plenty to nay for II. They do IL here ell as In
afyotlr paca aud better. You must TAXI nottte OF
Tor hlIS- You Know 6ew % lake OF your
self. This is to notify you. FRoS AN ON FIaEEp-
There Ia other evidence ttat such threats
made, and tbs letter Ia probably 3eudine. The
article says that Werner had been conF cited Of
disttiling with several men borE Of the Ring. who
were experienced, practical dtatillens: that the
Ring had systematically swindied him, mt let
ting him intGthelr secrets to the extent Of mr-
tiCiDation in the IWofts. and credits him with
the statement that Oulton, a promtnent dlstllleT.
welded influence at Washington through Sena-
tor Sargent. which Information was given HIM
~ahile In business connection with the members
OF the Ring. He says the corruption was out
raseous IN 1896, 1857, 1873, and 1863. during which
time the Government was defrauden OF <1,Jn,OOO
Relating to Mare Island matters, IL charges
Isaiah Haaseom, Chief of. tho bureau of Con
etruction aud Repairs, with cons pirtnG with hih
son, John HanscoIn' and j. Il. De Montague,
awarding and 1llingcontraots and that Admiral
Rogers and Naval Constructor Geo. W. Much,
Mara Island, were cuGniZJtn OF at least some of
tha ftauds, several of.which arc specified.
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Attracting the Innovations.

vigorous onslaught upon the discipline OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church made yesterday at
ths ministers meeting by tho Kew. Mr. davidson. WHO
sauit ought 10 be reconstructed tho existing forms
have adangerousEfinity to Ronanisn. For instance,
tae worts "sAHcufy this water" which much remind
ed OF the Catholic holy water. Again, nothing is said
in the Discipline about bapIzing the children OF the
irreliGtous The form OF receiving members too IL
ABSURD ana unchrlsiiuD. First they require man 10
pass through six months probation ana thtn bfml rim
down by aInedfeVRl document Of twtntyalveAH les,
tllat are contrary genuine Melhodian and to- joan
Wesley sfainoiuf wors. The soTd my parish" The
speaker, who said In conclusion that no CHURCH In
AuiVllcSrwas 30 lnde.hound r-ld aatheir own,
was followed by tho Rev. r. Lloyd, VINO sAid that the
Innovations cOnplamelt OF Amer czlI do net
Obtain tile old country.
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Live stock Marken

NRw YoRK, Monday, April A-Receipts %
becVcs were SS car oa1t, or 3ho1 head making 9lb2
for the week. against 7al last week and TO- go for tue
corresponding week last was AmOnx the onerinss
car loads OF Cherokee cattle ana halfldo<en
carsot rough oxen and fat bullsi otherwise the sueN
was made up OF native steers OF common Ia cAth
quality. The demand was moderate, aud trade slow AZ
about the reduced prices reported last FRIDAY. The
CherOkee cattleHnd some OF the rough oxen were eou
at se@S94c IN, to dress bed1sd ns 60 hegross CIV
common TO good native steers at O0tlO39c. M 70
b5es57 ne; ana urine aad extra lots lO9i 3D.
TO dress 81 BIS. few selections went at llNIl2c.
Receipts calveswero l,V0S head, tnAknH 51l1 for
tie week, against 800 last week Prices fen on more
than lc y and the market closed heavy Al bG7c v
n for COMMON tair yeas, WIN DutteTmilk cal
sod At 4a Iiec. v n ana FOObs" AT 1880 v head!
1900 for the wick against 1902 last week. Market
qulet at 0es!+c. n, for common 10 eItrH unsllDrn
sheep with isir 10 good clipped do. sold Al b6p6c
Receipts OF hogs were Al cars, or 48g7 head, n
% xaa Tor tha wrex against PABLO last None nj
sac alive. Dressed hogswore nrn' atL0.s@1oAgp
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,FowLER-DuNNTNG. on Apr! 81 at the Brtss
Church, bY the Rev Dr. james d Murray assisted b.
the Rev. r. 9. Clark and the Rev. Charles G. Hail. ThoA
=. Fowler to Isabel Dunning daughter Of b. y. Den-
LEcouR-FERNHEAD:- on "Wednesday, Aprfl 10. q
the residence OF the brides mother BY Rev lbert
Clement Joseph H. LecOvr TO ELEANOR 81. Fernhoaas
both Of this city.
ity Cburrh. Southport, Conn by the Kew h. L. Wells,
William 5. Sturges to Juta A. daughter Of W. H
1hOrp.
sPfVEY-JEFFERsOv.- ou wednesday, April ia
1870, by tire Rev @. q. Phelps Thomas n. SDlvey "
Mary 4. Jefferson. Dotn OF this city.
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ny.,cu.,on or a NationaI I,anI.,

CBIcAc0, Aprii 2t.-phe City Rattdnsi Bankl
with ., ca.h capital or seboooo closed lts doors ths
morning. notice thel door sagGthat' the stock'
holdeBs have dscidodto 20 into voluntary aMion
- tho basH ufAns "a doine lastlee 20 ~
saslssiss ot us aAtsl stock are $500 oe1 mvEy Dc!
RnNW, phik eLlouut sapufep bH aaffA, mAl1af Wy
s.E,gI ,nSAa., 2ysi ali Ahlalss -eons Ss''oV"
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co,,up.s of n Mig wheut Corner.

MILWAUKEE, April A.--Shrosder. Lndblow g.
Co. tho nrm that THE big wheat last fall,
have failed. They have been CARVING the wheat
through winter, thn recent decline caused the
collapse The failure affects none here but the firm.
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aa,,r.s Unu,,. .. Ilaua, ,,l,d..

RoRpour, N. T., April IA land hide ocl
CURED a. te tti6k Jufdof oSd = IltatsA ssoaphsan
past one o'el6ek pa.t Of ele, seep. 20 ilsr wa
ssa 20 fs,. e.sY sd .GsS.. ~: 10 % ssi
sta1ly Eilh1I ~ s11ssS w4slslSa ahsa.. Hs0Sstu
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gladly change but have ptvsf aoue anything 10 my
futnc career FOR wncn cuaiq he put to the fsfntest
hush ~ apv presence ID VT tllr1 eannet ast or 70
my constnens, my conscience and the Great Searen-
er Of hearts.
FROM THE AUTHOR or TIVE CHARGE.
INDIANAroLts, md, April 2f-In an interview
this A. NJ. with reporter, John I: :. HARRISON
stated that IN writing and telegrapbfDR the HOB,
J. Wilson regarding the swindle coppscted with
the Union Pacific Railroad, he did not give the
name of Mr. Blaine but simply remarked that
the person referred 70 was q prominent aud IN
nuental member OF tho ReButlican party. he
three questions to be asked witnesses coming
''sforo his cbmnittee, which, 10 they had boon
@l@sea t,~e natiie very quickly. Mr. Harrison has
r1uiea Of lis dispatches apd letters sent Mr.
wilson. The oCtrespa.sdspce took plass " Ian
,lary aud Bebruary, 1873
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indigestion IL . companion OF civilization. No one
heard of Indian suffering disorder.
H.nh snd unwhndesome food Todnees IT, and there are
few indeed who do not suffer from effects NearIy
all diseases originate from indigestion and = disoF
dered liver. When THIS org 10 not In healthy
don there feeling of ihdolouces 81 ght tho
head sensation Of thirst, aud desire to partake OF
pickles syme other acid relish This condition VI the
system preya ent during the spring months and
caused by the eorts OF ure to etpe the acrumu
lation OF ole aDOut tho liver. In order prevent Q
serious and sometimes fatsi OF sickness nature
br seRScRs fff hree' or foas
OF these tax on at night Deouretrny will have the de-
sired odect. BY morning. tue unhealthy accnmulatios
az bic VIII be removed and tho iven will again be un.
ohstruosod and restored Ia hcsthy condition. Tha
great Inediane sells nj the low price or twenty nvs
coats per box. Jingle iose may be the means u
preventing prolonged and probably fatal case OF I'D
ness and the heavy expense of Uhyslcans attendance
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Sp'ual aoacrs.
sILyER-PLATED TABLE WARE
MANUFACTURED BY InE
.,uDtnpNs pn,r.NNt. Tn,.n.Nv

MEuDEN BRITANNIA COMPANY,
$50 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
The best Piated SPOONS aud FORKS are thoss
SILVER PLATED HEAVIEST on the parts most u,
posed 10 wear. ana bearing the Trade Marx
Is47, ROGERS BROS. XII.
N. B.-This great Improvement Is applied alike -
each grade of Plse, AL and le oE.. ordered The
Process and Machinery for manufacturing ;hese gooaz
Pafanth
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DTVORCED.

JOHEs0N.-fn the city Of New YORK. on the cath dag
% April 1870. BY Tue Hon George Barrett, Justice
u johnson Custody OF children awarded to tRe plaza
TN. Cause adultery.
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I'M ss1 and Ger Ming At he New York DYE.
NO es duane st. foe broadway, go 9Th av, y. T. 100
ahd los Pieepont ST. Brooklyn. Estab,shed 81 yesns
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Parlor siites from S35 ; wsln ut oh nbcr ites
&s W. hrtHlssr I'D. oowpat6wait'a ISS sSV Is1
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Ds nserous symptems Matter from the Thress
or Nose reveah Ucera ton OF the Pitmous HemuFsne
cansins dlssase OF the Pulmonary organs unlesi
timely SuIed ,ny WIsuARTs I1SR TRRE Tan CdRmAr,
many thousagR l.onsunlptives
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.Ehe ,discoveyy of the process Of prepn rfng
MILK OF MACNkSIA has been the means Of ADDING
TO the nst Of remedies which has no equal in dis
eases Of the stomach.
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MiRIRE INTELLIGENOn

MINIATURE HAsAU-I'HIs DAY
sun rises. OF sun sets. 80 Moon Aat.. 9 bA
HioH WApHR-pAIs
Sandy Hoes rs Cow IslAnn. 70 iu CRate. IOi41
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sT ria ssH tie Ss. 'rss s ss
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Susintss Hotties.

oxyr,,,,..., brooklyn, N. ", AuQ IL
pa g ncigIc you simple statement OF nv sunerines
forty ~. VIZ use o. the PERuvILN SfRUf n1a
e3grsyes bsge and my OCCUPATION that Of man
Mhnt suppose was disease OF the spine cnni
Mah eIect owing to great weakness which e1nas,
onctu ~ the small OF my bacK Nv digestion
ranss5 'sa ~ degrees my whole sysien became De.
en placed myself In the hands of eminent INV
amey meatea me with mercury and many other strons
reiineuleA Dut grew worse inatead Of better.
IN IN ne sprng on 1887 there appeared upon my bach
auu sue Two large absoes sees, aud this time vas
also suffering from from a very bsd astni. me- vha,s
Istem being utterly pr1strsted, when was dysed 10
Wy the fhRuvIAN SYRUP. l commenced uslna NJ and
a., once experienced great relief have taken three
po.ss OF " ann every trace of my former complaints
mas lett me- NY system las reEaned ia atrenStb nv
sppetie has returned, and fee myself ne.
newed 10 sqe and vtgor. In word. my health IA now
perfect and esn truly say that newer able 20 az
more work, and with greater oase TO myself THAI -
this tima. Yours, respectfully, JANIS r. cor.
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Hnndreds Of disreputable specuIa tors havs
sought To aim on the public fiery
drains for benign Cordial to which the weak the mar
vous The dyspepuc the sleeplcss, the despondon owe
more han TO any other refOrativo Of century moss
prone In remedies. But these vile limitations can
never decivo those who have used tie Great Origt
nal udolpho Wolfeb bchiedam Aromatic schnappa
which Is ~ once donor and preservative Of health.
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ROYAL HAVANA LorTER Y.

GOSPEL MEETINGS. Madison Nv. and AKA st.
Church OF the Holy Trinity Every evening oi the weed
folio ING (eIoept Saturday. at O'Clock addresses By
Raw. STEPHEN IL. TYING, Jr, aud Rev. W HUME
sTONB. sauaing'lIy Mr. Theo. T.. BerKrs and Chorus
Every afternoon excerpt saturday 10 I've ChaDe. a
East 4ad IT., vt O'Clock. Addresses ny Miss LOGAN
and Miis BEARD Onkpglann.
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GRAND DrsrRIBUTION or PRIZES.

Sseo 900 IN CASH PREMIUMS.
HIGHEST $500 SECOND. 100000.
S,s7s QThEls FROM $1,000, ~ 900.
kBNTuCKr, STATE piISIhIhITGnNii, ~,
Only A FEW TiGKKT4 LEFT. BUY TODAY.
TICKETS, tloj HALVES. 50 QUARl Frs. $3.50.
THDS. II. HAYS CO.,
hn7 HfhAhMaN. KEW Ynrl.-
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S Esaa SsSs rae sssassits e as O'ioa' 'at'
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~~ r .-s rr- o
/ HI.AIR'S pILI.n THBGREAT LNILI~ ~
remedy iOr Gnut AMI RAeunasisn sure, safe, enr W H.
plQtr& 4 AitsAS !, Propriglor. L9adnu, IL r.
PMS 81 Co. ~ natl. Sold nv druggsts
NERVOUS DEBILITY, WEAKNESS. &cr
PROMPTLY. md radically cured by WIZ Hiss InG
only by WHOLESALERS co 80 Joun ST, y
HlMRDn,a, &ulsE gnegg.Iled ,- 1aiE ASTHMA.
MON COLDS. SON ny atdriEsgias, 81. Dapot, IL
OhAnbenHsh, r. o. ouI 2,tso Tnal paoTasc free
TRUTH STRANGER rnAN FICTION.
The reason why DouGAN, tina naatsu. luz Nassau ~
iseo we'll pAInonlzed Ia because he gives iiscus
"partcular ntE." and they seem u hLa iIA T. Ii0SI
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IMpOn rlANr TO BLeINNns MkN.

GoULDINGS BUSINESS DIRECTORY IB REDUCED
tn TWO DOLLARS.
1T ~ CHEAPER MORE COMPLETE, AND MORE
ACCURATE THAN ANY O1HneR POLISHED.
For sale by sutouera and booksellers and al ths
office. 49, Nassnu
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LITERARY NOTES.

Prof Max Miller contributes paper =" On
Spelling" to the April Fo,taahGg.
A work on English SisteThOOds," by Dr.
W. IT, Pinnock, will be published in London.
The life OF the late Senator Grimes viii be
published by D. Appleton & CO. during the month.
DR.: Franz IIiieifer viii contribute to the next
Macntisas an article a Literary Friendship Of the
Fourteenth Century" that OF Petrarch aud Boccacco.
A volume of the Rudiments of Theology"
by John r. Morris in press by T. p. Dutton Co., s in
tended FIRST book for students aDc guide to Hay men,
Mr. G. II. Lewes has q paper on Spiritual
ism and Maieriaisa" in the April Fortnighty aud dis
cassOn Of What is Sensation" in the second number OF
Mind.
Scribner, Armstrong g. Co. will publish on
this side the new series "Epochs Of Ancient History in
which the first volume Will be on "The Greeks and the
Persians," the Rev. G. W. Cox.
A new novel by Mrs MulOch-Craik "The
Laurel Bush an odlashoned love story" will be begun
n the June HrDcrs and arrangements have also been
made for Charles Reade's new story.
Some of the literary articles Of the late VIM.
b. Reed win be repubshed by L. j. Hale Son in few
davs under the title OF Memories OF Familiar Books"
with memoir of the author edited by Mr. hantOn
Marble.
A book Of special Importance here Just now
has been ISSUED by Henry j. King Co.. London. Tho
Fall IN the Price of Silver its Causes its Consequences
India" by Ernest seyd, +. 3 :.
The novel in press at DOdd & Meads, by-a
new anthor who appears under the nom ee plume OF
&C NJ Cornwall" has the PeG,ar e o. Free, f ASt
Pennsylvania mining Regions.
j. B. LippincOtt g. Co. will publish imme-
deatey the Life OF sOnewa Jackson, which Is by Mrs
sN Randolph author Of "The Domestic Lie Of Thomas
Jefferson" II makes an interesting l.mo or LOuI hu
dred pages with many Illustrations OF military scenes
and ireidents