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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-10
ALPHEUs b. CROSBY.

Alpheus b. Crosby. NJ. D., Professor Of Ana
tony I'm bellevue Hospital College in this city, died at
Hanover y. H., YESTERDAY after an Illness OF two days
Dr. Crosby vas about ID years Of age lie was gradu
atod st Dartmouth College about 1893, served
econ nm S.v-l 4mpshire gunent thTCushOnt tie war
sor nf surgery and Anatomy as Dartmouth Medical Col
lrre AforWard be TOOK char IN the mcdfci cciaIt
ment VI tie University OF Michigan al Ann Ain9f. us
nj noeitinu wa, IN the Long Island Hospital
aud thrnc. ne came TO NcN-GOik 10 III
the PrOfcS,orshp ~ Anatomy ana surgery AZ beleVpo
lie Also filed The char at DAfmouth, when had
been made yncnnt by the death % bis fhcr lie was
fnlnUg professional duties 20 the time OF MS death Dr.
Crosby leaves "a vile and several children
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Ready this Morning:
THE sEMI.WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

Containing choice editorials poetry, serial story letters
from stan correspondents huor Of the day al tho
Important foreign news Among The
tents or THIS
ENGLANDS CIVIL sERETCE-Lettor from q. W. s-Lori
Beaconsaelds Appointments OF MI Pgoit 70 lucrative
oMco-Cousure OF tho House q Commons.
THE ONO OUTLOOK Opening Problems OK DE Csnyass--
Eject OF wesrs speech and Bishops Record
THE FAsIIONs-LAtes summer siyles-Ie Fashions fcF r
broidery-Method Of Cleaning Gronadine
SUMNER LEisURE-ssratosa, Long Branch and Newpor.
News.
wiuchels Reconciliation ID Science and RELIGION. ard A
Farce by Dickens uoOk Revewsl or Young Folks
The Little Blue Folk Loonartgs Bird Cage and rho Junior,
Home Interess-"Iari Times :" War ami Topics
Personals Educational Political Medical surgical and tsen.
eral Notes An interesting comrcrce
The Russo Turkish Wan Nova Washington Topics Money
Market Dry GoolA Wool all the other Douaste
and European Market Quotations. etc
Single copies sent free application.
Price lin wrappers ready for maln) nvo cents per copy
copy S. i've copies t2 5o copies and one
extra $40. Postage in all free suhser,oor
Address TIE TRIBUNE. kssYogk.
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LATEST SHIP NEU&.
fFor other shtD Seios see Third Pa2cf
ARRIVED

steamship Alsata OIL sfackay, London. Jaiy ?s yi,n
i 20 1i 9 9 or iargc ce,rgs et6 Ia t252 lon
5G4O passed. ship bound E. showing signal ettcis " y
ya 1885 Ion 1921 passed Cunari and French steamer
steamship Old Dominion walker Norfolk, city Point and
Richmond with passengers to Old Dominion steam
steanskp General whitney Ha' Boston, with mdse and
BIlg John shay Nickerson Pronesso 81 days. with hemp
BARK trait a baiQa oi TURKS slanal BsTlou Pertain
Bark Iornda Bo,te Borso Bahia s3 days With sugar.
~ order, vessel ~ Lunt Bros.
SAILED.
Steamships Herier for Hamburg state Virginia for
Glasgow Ihndoo for Hull Isaac BeI ior Richmond ca
mon 2t hSS 81, As @,ca ~, Mo- ,or n
dom Lloyd for Queenstown ohr Frances Tor George@Nn
sUNsEr-wnd at Sandy Hook. light g. cloudy and rain
ing 1t CITY Island, fresh y. ~ cloudy
SAILED BY WAY OF LONG ISLAND SOUND.
Steamship Glaucus, for Boston.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOSTON Auz CARVED bark Konigin augusta Hensel,
from Newcastle Eng schr Charles r. I.aymond kst.y'
for ayt Andre brig Nash Cores schr Plymouth
PofT ROYAL : c. aug a.-Auiyed schr Flora Condor.
PnmADELFnIA, Aug asaied, steamship Lord CINE, for
WnS8xGroS " Co. Aug 9-Cleared, bark Mary Frost, Hus-
band. Liverpool 5chr H. Macumbe GoogiDs for Port
GAL1Tsfoz Texas Aug. 9-saed, steamship city Of san
Apton.o. for Seg York
CaGLEsIoM Aux Isabel scer Cum@pger for r. B H,I
Smith Delaware CITY FOR Boston Watson Baker Ray IaL
nah Gov Eaton. Wnd,or Tor New YorE D l. stnTgs PIN
for Rondout Franklin. Grim. Boston for New Suffolk.
L. by, schr. Aco b. BAsset R0ckpOr Mass, for
Island b. schr Forester Westerly sailed. schre.
Portland Br) Island Belle TAYLOR aud Mathis, Loig"iek,
Bill A. Haynes IaTry Not, F. 81 q. ". hinds
CORRECTION.
schr Riverside Graph Of 10 days from ~ John ~ b.
with lumber to order vessel to T. /. NeVins :" SON
BELOW
Brig EuIca Aust, Franeu. Liverpool June 81 in ballast
10 SOcOvich & Co.
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OBITUARY..
HENRY GILBERT ELY.

Henry Gilbert Ely, of the firm Of II. g. Ely
& Co.. leather merchants o. this city, died on "wednesday
evening # his residence No. 1O4 WillOw-st. Brooklyn
If the age of nftyour. Mr. Ely to Brooklyn IN
st- and has lived then, for the last twentF
years doing business in the lrm of which b. was mem
Der 40 the time ~ his death The deceased merchant
ms the FORTY fourth pcr-On join Plymouth Church
and ne has been identified with IT'S interests nom IT,
foundation. III. Bercher viii como down nom FtcHe-
KIN 10 attend the funeral which taxes place az Mr. Ely
late residence ~ O'Clock tins afternoon. 1lH Ly Wa.
0.t and una.siuiug IN manner, and highly respected
IN social and business circles.
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GIN. sCHURZ's DENIAs WHICH PROVOKED Mll
KENBLE's LETTER


Az ApsIrnn SToRY.-ihe New IOrk GrGphic
reenIly revived The story that Carl achurl received
,S Tor nv, service, VA the OHIO campaign IN lsI3 INC
Jg. OF this city IN noticing ths renewal oil the Ola
,,r,, saws: regards tho reference 10 aif Hc1ht1 IN
ne .boyc We may state On unqnesuohapie authoIl9
that De d,d not receive any Computation Tor
m even ms expenses. lie dit not expect nor would ne
accept INV pay" IL h. understood at TINS uehl" ~ "
thorz by me secretary Woo wishes 70 dispose oil TIE
SANDER OBre Tor all. ,.. o.,
From me Washington ErenpG sur
sehurs piled tnat sac kcnDie story was uteIy idse
and ridl!ou ~ ever body Who Knows anything ABOUT
campains would understand az once; mat since
"a he as been active In thirteen campaigns, state
and SatiOnni from twO weeks 10 four months ~ uhe
m average of sIA to seven weeks that IN moss az theso
arapgns he paid she bulk VI the expenses OUT Oi hi
own pe ket sometimes when he could MI AFFORD II, Hnd
~ the utter his private AFFAIRS that years ago a.
times when he unable ~ do 80, he had no under the
circumstances every body cse did 10 acoopt oomitAsa-
ton loo travelling aud other incidental expenses or Dc
cline campaign worn Mat the aggregate OF THIS com
peaton received nom every quarter fo ta short ot
tLo acuol expense by him Incurred thet he tnnh gay
10 those campaigns not only his labor and te amount
ne Ia ljite lees than tvcutYfOur solid months ana u
nor amount OF money also that, there
fore the Gail Hamilton story about mo kemDc pay
men, ard the thousands of dollars AT. bohrz put III hs
pocket, grossly false ae to facts ano eonoiasions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-10
Int The need Of an efficient auxiliary to the police ysem

but the need OF an efficient auxiliary to the police ysem
is far greater here than In England. for the twoiod
reason that the ground to be pOliced here Is much
vaster and, II the truth must he confessed, We nave
more of the spirit Communism and turbulence 10 deal
with than the mother country. $4,000 trained soldiers
I'm addition TO present force, under the lnie'hac
orders Of the President, when lawfully called upon y
any State few enough for the existing needs OF the
country No Democrat however jealous FOR state igns
pretend that such force would be dangerous III t
hands of Administration which has RENTED IaeAaid
and Chamberlain TO their own resources ana WluIuWh
all its troops from tho South. No champion OF puulo
liberty pretend that the country Is IN any danger
from the misuse OF twenty-five smcuts whose pay ana
rations depend upon the votes of Congress from year 10
year. Aud IL VIII be wise for politicians to remember
when tins subject comes forward that the pupnc Mas
been profoundly stirred by the events OF the ast 'neo
weeks and that the alarm which exists Is not nkeH 10
be soon forgotten.
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THE CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION.
OFFICIAL REPORTS 40 Pill TWENTY VoLUAES-RE-
TURN or A 100000 BOND.
lDY TELEGRAPH 40 THE rmUSE.l


WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.-JOhn Wesh of Phila-
deIpha writing 70 Assistant Secretary Mccormick who
was himself a Centennial Commissioner, says OF tho
olieal repOrts OF the Exhibition They viii probably
iii twenty large octave volumes OF which parts @e al
ready printed The Board Of Finance while OF the opinion
that The expenses should Do borne 10y the General Govern
ment prefers to hazard the outlay rthor than incur
delay or 20 have the work done In al imperfect manner
For the industries Of tie country look upon tho work
"a OF nestmabe vaue and OF the richest Objects OF
the Exhibition, which many other respects has at
ready had very happy influence upon great variety
NJ ,he interests OF the United States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-10
A PROPOSED woRKINGAlAN's MOVEMENT.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug. 9.-Circulars have
been issued IN this city cal!n meeting Of wor1ngmen
for next Saturday, 70 nominate fl county ticket
GLIDING two members Of Ito Legislature 1t il proposed
to discuss the proprey OF cooperating with workngmen
thruug hout ONO "a the State Convention 10 nominate
candidates from Governor down. 1hc opinion prevails
IN sOmo quarters that tho movement, la NJ relates
10 tins cOuuty IN interest Ot local iaDOr reiOcmer
who is already d candidate FOR a county Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-10
WANTS POLITICIANS FOR SUPREME JUDGES

The TRIBUNE Omlts another qualification Tor
the bench that OF strong and decided political opinion
We mean precisely what we say and IT cannon ~ GcIt
make the distinction obvious. Tho politician, IN the
higher and noher sense OF tho word. has positive Opn-
ions about concerning the Interpretation or the Con
sttutOu IL has been layislly assert
ed that Bradley was appointed WITH the ex-
press purpose Of voting down Judge Chase on
the legaltender decision. lie did So but ne ana 80 on
the act OF the Secretary of the Treasury coustu
tOnaly right, and that the opinion or the same man,
acting as Chief Justice was wrong. II is charged
that Judge Bradley, who was practically IN and 81
himself the arbitrator between two great ana hotb
antagonise parties, and upon whose single say aid Tue
making or the unmGkng a President was influenced or
controlled by partisan bias Under that censule he VIII
lie as long as men are foOls. The whole training
OF his legal life the whole political bias ana opinion
which he "a acquired = long and formerly disn-
terested MY of constitutional awdrOve ana eOmtied
him. He compelled 70 say, " God help me l can
1o M OfherUisq.V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-10
TIE EVIL OF INCOMPLETE EXPLANATIONS.
LLe IN -LLl--nMLl LllnaA.

Mr.. Kemble comes back at Secretary SchuU
on Civ service something after che fashion or call liam
lion and opuOscI new theories with his Od-sc aritA
metic The truth is that M Schurz depended largely,
If not wholly. upon bis Efforts as lecturer anu
-tumltsIcakcr TOR his revenues GuIlDS man!
years after lis arrival I'm tins country, and II
(. 10 his iu0u!to credit that he always
able 10 command the highest rte7 both in the lecture
field and the hastings IL lie has attempted TO eYatle
or obscure the fact, his reported interview III the
Washing paper would make IL appear he simply lost
his head no clear Of tine track. and challenged kcnOlc
TO battle field where She brilliant Secretary alnOi
less and generally dcfenseless.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-10
BAsHFUL ONO SPEAKS UP FOR HERSELF AT
FROM The Cjncinuqti GG'e''e

FS0ln TIC CiHfIUn1fl FGf|fe. -, .
The New Ork papers are very Wise-ln tllelf
own coucet They are seemingly united IN the opinion
that the Republicans OF Ohio Iced 10 he Instructed ~ the
mo nod of conducting q campaign. At tho same time
is fact that the States which those papers circulate
mos5-that is ~ say. NewNOrk, Connecticut ana New
.Jerse.-the Democrats made clean sweep last faL
while Ono saved the day. II nearly always does We
have always observed that the less The Republicans OF
Ohio follow the advice OF the NewNOrk press or the
example OF NewYOr politicians, the better they Siic
ceeded and the fact that neither platforms nor our can
didates suit those sfcontituted teachers encourages
us TO believe that Od-fashiOned Republican victory
will be gained In October; that OHIO ideas will prov all IN
the nation, ana that peace and prosperity VIII follow as
a matter OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-10
TRY THIS Of ciNolNNATI. GEEMANs.

The Republican idea is to catch the Tenn
pcrauco vote b. legislation ia the direction 81 lromo
Mr. BishOD actually enforced the sunday law, aArck
the Ohio Republican organs; and tnen the horror OF H.
ana they really be asked 10 explain that the h
pubcaus passed ts sunday law ana prevent s repeal
OF modification. ont upon these tyF0cTtcs!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-10

s,e and publishes to-day an adayi, IN which he pre-
tends to refer TO dates places and circumstances The
place in which reports that long conversation he
tween Gen Boynon and himself took place Is singlariy
enough described to DO the house in which Maddox
lives In Washington. Gen. BoynOn telegrapbs here TO-
night with respect 10 this charge that " so far as my
memory serves me spoke 10 Moore In my lie,
and never was at MaddOX's house,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-10
A ToLERABLY FAIR POINT.

Judge West never drinks, but that nOmina-
ton infoxjcated him as much as If he had drank
cOpIousy Under iis potent influence no made several
excited remarks, which hc Is at work explaining
There are some things which he says he dld NOT mean
While public would like Ia whether ne meant
II when he said contraction, expansion, uO u pre-
citation" II he did not mean il, the public wOad Ike 10
know what be did mean. And II ne did mean 10, the
public would equally like know what he did mean.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-10
rHE TRANSFORMATIONS or THE MAILS.
APPREHENSION LEST THERE MAY De BURrBER IN
TFRFRRESCE.


IBt IELLVhAIH 10 THE IHIDUEh'I
WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.-The postal authori-
ties entertain serious apprehensons that general strike
OF the nueers and rumen on the leading railroads ot
the country is contemplated, and Is likely 10 DO put into
execution during the present month The information
pon which this Is basoi nom various Trustworthy
officials IN different parts OF the country Government
officer who arrived here to-day from Cumberland Mary
land on the hno OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
eays that the feeling among The employees 0f THAT road
ta,e Is wore nov than Il has been, and that along
the ontro lue ~ the Baltimore ana ONO stfik0 10
ported imminent. similar reports received ia
gard 10 some 0f the northern roads This norina-
lion hos made such impression tla some OF to OH
cei- OF the Department who have contemplated taking
short leaves have Tor tho present abandoned Ge ncn
ton The Baltimore and ohio authorities here deny that
"A STRIKE IL contemplated.
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THEY DID ONE BOLD THING.

The one bold thing in the doings OF this
Convention was "a bad thing II did maze bold bid Tor
Inc votes OF the late strikers ami Tie wdsoearnc' "uo
ssympath1e with them. In itself every sucn bld oI he
s;,port of a class mscleNous aud discrcdaJle. bU
Tie particular form ~ remedy proposed WAS sucn a. 10
make the resolution peculiarly Objectionable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-10

A CANDID OPINoN.Artist (who has asked
I'm. ,reat ART critic GROWER "A really candid opinion OF Its
r,cic, Hut bnu H. according 10 you is AL benstly
i ,uppCse The are bcuty, tOOt GfCWlcr' Oh
fOrtnnately, no; that's what thoy ought 10 Del
"What do you know about the prisOnerY
oeIed lie Judge IL dOu't know p0thig 'DOut him
Jedee oniy he's bigoted." "Bgoted I" said hk Honor
. Yes sah" What DO you mean 10y bgotvd 4"
seii, Jedeo" explained the witness, q" as knows too
vauch lob 600 niggah, an not 'nuf foh two"
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pleased to read this letter TO yOur command.
an, Sir, very respectfully yours.
X. W. THOMPSON.
Secretary Of the Navy.
MR.. SHERMAN TO SPEAK or FINANCE.
NAVY DEPARTMENT. !

Secretary Sherman left Washington this
morning FOR Ohio and Will be absent during the remain
der Of the present month Gov Mccormick will Sec
rotary Of the Treasury during the absence of Mr. Sher
man. notwithstanding French Is also absent from
Washington. It Is understood that during his absence
Secretary Sherman viii make speech the financial
situation, which will probably correct many misappre
pensions concerning his policy the exaggerated
ports about the contraction OF the cure ucy, etc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-10
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

r. i..yrsu shows tho 0r,u.s,s sd'rs u eii cs s
Tor the % i2if'
e-.f aiin The .llar sAise line The oscillations
4 10 mercury dgIiug those houfsl
TRIBUNE OFFICE, Aug 10 q. m-There was htile va
ration Yesterday IN ar-pressc the low still con
timing The light showers did not relieve the air OF s
excess - moisture Temperature has somewhat fa!le
and there was not tho usual Of the tnorm9mcter M
the afternoon.
For TINS city and vicinity. damp or foggy weather may
bc xprcfcd especially ia the earlier part OF tlc "
followed by partial coUdincss, tomorrow beng uhe! 7"
DO warner Than to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-10
nANnER ro rHE RAILRoAD sHoPs AZ OMAmA

DANCER TO TIE hAILnUAD HIUf5 Al VMhIIA'
OMAHA, Neb, Aug. 9.-Ihe damage 10 the
Union Pacific Railroad shops and smelling works from
the river rs considered imminent as TO excite sTayo
,nureLeusons IN the minds Of the community. mass
meeting haa been called FOR tonight TO tahe some
nlsion towards ayeriin4 What woud provo dire
calamity 40 the n this oily should these fears
be- realized.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-10

A LARGE BOND RETURNED TO JOHN WEIGH
WASHINGTON, Thurfday, Aug. O. 1877
All fLe accounts OF the Centennial Board OF
Finance with the Treasury having been closed Acting
secretary Mccormick to-day directed that The bond ior
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-10

MooREs ATTACKS on GEN. BoYNToN.
William b. Moore renews his accusation of
blacluna against Gen. boynton OF tn Cincinnati Ca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-10

Mr.. Train says he is the great am. Stanley
Matthews. suppose, Is the great was Rochester
Democrat and Chronicle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-10
Special Notitfs.

Seryou. ExhnnstOa-A medical essay comprising saTies
OF lectures delivered kahu's Muse1la ~ Anatomy New
and cure OF premature decline showing IN
dsputahiy Loot health DO regAued anOfdmga cicr
SYNOPSIS II mpednrnts ~ marriage and the treatment Oh
snG hy5cl debility, being tho result ~ 20 years x
pe11enco PIico Address the author Dr. J. J.
KAHN, once and reJlceDco, 81 r. lOtist, y. Y.
Pos-Oace Notice mans iog TIE ~ees ending
SATURDAY, August II, 1877. VIII close ~ this Office
WEDN ESDAY ~ loo p M FOR Europe ~ steamship botn-
Ma via Queenstown correspondence for France u DO FOR
vared bv THIS steamer specially Addressed AID 20
200 ~ by steamship pooire. syre;
on TlIU R-DAY 1900 M for Europe OY steamship Her
der, via Plymouth, CherOourg AMI HamburE on rAILH~
DAY at $40 D. NJ Europe by steamship CITY OF Berlin,
y4 Queenstown spondonce for Germany scotland aud
North ireland forwarded by this gta nshp must Do
specially addresssd and II 400 Scotland and North
OF Ireland By 5eamshig BOLIVIA Via Aoye and tssos 1ni
az 80 Europe BY steamship Rhcn, Via NOuhamp
ton and Bremen. The steamships bOhns and city OF Ber
LIN Douusfk aod Moray Ihe
p VIII leave York August IL Tho
Kin ston Ia. VIII leave New YORK August IL Tao
malls will ErGnc.scO August ID
malls China and Japan Will leave san FrancSeo
.York. Aulnst &. 1877. 7. L JAMEs Postmsstsr.
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MIDYIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOyERNMENT INDICATIONS

For the Middle Atlantic States and Ne
England north ana west winds. cooler party CLOUD
or clear weather aud rising barometer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-10

100000, given by John Wach and Frederick Fraley,
and signed by leading citizens OF Philadelphia should be
restored 70 Mr. Wech wbo II s understood. will place
IN the custody OF the Pennsylvania Historical Society
Messrs. Welch and FIaey value the bond highly as
spontaneous testimonial Of the respect and confidence OF
their follOW-cltiZena.
COMPLIMENT FOR THE MARINES
The Secretary of The Navy to-day addressed
the following letter to Capt Barrett Of the Plymouth
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON Aug. q, 1877
capt EDWARD BARRETT, Td 9fGffs Ndry Commanding ne
United states N0rgt BTfgads Washington, d. C.:
the President insructS 10 tender To you, ana
through yon the officers and men under yOur com
mand, his hearty thanks for the qualification Afforded
him on the occasion of the most credable display and
revew OF the Naval Brigade ~ the Naval Yard yester-
day, as well for the readiness with which they have
been converted into land force In obedience to this
command also add my own appreciation thereof. This
Naval Brigade, by prompt and efficient organization,
it, evident enthusiasm. its soderlike appearance and
precision OF movement and drill generally, proves con,
ovcly that Naval force, under It's able and well
trained officers can. az any time and anywhere be I'M
mcdi1Cly landed and transformed into most powerful
and efficient body OF regular soldiers. jealous, faithful
and reliable.
BE pleased to read this letter TO yOur command.
am Sir, very respectfully yours.
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TIE scnside Library.
The snnn,slae Librnry.

In presto Dc issuoi IN rapid sGcco5sonThe choices
poems great poes In complete form from the best ell
tons given In tho popular Library" shape and At ia
new popular prices Comprising for is early series
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ALARGER sTANDISq ARMY NEEDED

a. ne need of standing army in the sense
VAtnenaa Eutlpe does not eKist N either oouatry.