davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-25
Old 81 on the Telephone.

Old 81 heared something abou; the
telephone. and cndeavored to rniighten
his friends.
Now. de conven-hu..s man IS
wonderful o.
what ar de new imp. oment lat
dc foxes is labouB onier now -
queried Pete.
swell, yer's heerd tell Oh de tellegraf
what runs on de wiar frurn Pole to Pole
an talks by de tip-tap mosbuns"
II seed dat"
'Den aoiD, yer's beerd Oh lie four
nogryfy dat jes' an,beriyp-s what de
speaker says on de spo. by dc congre-
gashnn oh de fust priussrpuls. which
ar d. pot-hooks an rafrers ob de wri-
tin'.book
"Oh. yas; OATS preockerpie't my
'tention. too"
well, dis heah tellerfone jcs' lays
ober dem all wuss den totin' water to
der elemphint for a free pass DO ober
crawlin' in onder de ksnvGs.'
IAN what kin der tellerfone done
do dat it ar so solid ?"
"Why, yer jes' goes long an sees
sorter young wooiin dinnah- bell yer
picks bit up. talks in de big end. de-
voice transcommits hitsslf long de wish.
an' de foxes in de mex State heahs
what yer says jes' same ez ct dey wuz
in de edjinin room. wild do doah open. >
Jaw. go way You's talkin' ez ef
though ws niggers done lose oil our
gumpshun =
"liit's BON fack-hope 10 die It
faint. Oar amt no boodoo bout
dis bizness.'
Look hesh, old man, you wants to
70 home an hang boss-shoo ober 20
ears to kcep-dc witches fun roostin in
'em
.'DAt's allus do way wild you niggers
muffin amt nebber done fer yer dot
yer don't try to go back on hit
How ar dat Z"
"Ksse dis heah tellerfone ar de
prime 'spensashun Of Proyerdence for
de exclusive benefit of de collnd race.
Whar's de use oh han writin'r Wbar's
de needcessity OBJ skools an unervarsi-
ties, Whar's de 'vsntiges of hightone
sddicashun. when emmy kinder Niger
kin jes' holler in der tellerfone. sger-
tate de wiah tan ak business wild emmy
oh do foxes outer town ? OATS what
wants to know fun do 'sembly"
The telephone was unanimously III.
dorsed.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-25

PASSENGER AND FREIGHT CARS WILL
leave Seattle every day Sundays exceptedl
~ 90 A ~. and =. ~: returning will leave
henton at 10 4. n. and am.
For freight OF passsge. apply at the Once Of
the Cornpenytst the Depot.
jim. COLNAN,
iya-dAwH 9eReral Superintendent.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-25
Notice Of Sheri&'s
Sale of Real Estate
FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE.

DEFAULT HAS BEEN MADE IN THE PAY
, ment Of the sum Of $769 o., judgment and an
ATTORNEYS fee. which 10 claimed TO be due at the
date OF this notice on certain Mortgage, bearing
date os June 18th. 1874. exec uted by Henry No
Clurg to d. McDougAl. both Of Snohomish county,
Washington Territory. and recorded in the Audi.
tors Once Of Snehomish county, on the 18th day
OF June. A. d. 1874. In Book No. 2 Of Mortgages.
on pages No. 1l9 and 100.
Now, therefore. notice is hereby given that In
pursuance Of Decree Of Foreclosure and Order
OF Sale. Issued out Of the District Court OF Sno.
homish County. and Of the statutes In such case
made and provided. the premises covered and
described in said Mortgage. to wit En- OF SwA,
and SWa Of Swk of Section No. One. and Lots
and OF Section No. II. In Township No. "a, N.
Range. East. containing 1o2 70l00 Acres. situate
In Snohomish County. Washington Territory
viii be sold Il Public Auction. to the highest
bidder for cash. gold coin Of the United Ststes In
Snohomish City lat the door OF the Court Housed !,
In said County Of Snohomish, on the 18th day Of
February. A. d. 1873. between Ahe hours Of 20
A. N. and Pm.
Dated at sushcmish City. this 18th day of
January. A. d. 1873.
BENZ. STRETCH.
sheriff q Snohomish County
BY WM. wHyrrIKLD, Deputy.
McNsrour LEAsY. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
tal5
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-25

ME TAX LIST OF KING COUNTY FOR rHI
i year 1877. u new complete. and IA nav hsnds
for collection All taxes remaining unpaid ON
the list day Of February. IsTs will by Law become
delinquent. aud . renssy Of 10 per cent he Cd led
thereto. Those desiring credit for road WORK
performed or money psid Saperyiscrs. viii b.
required 70 present Supervisor receipts for The
same er shesr road taxes will b resarned dslin.
qnenf- 6Eo. d. MILL
Treasurer Of King Co.
otlios Of King Co. Treasnr~r,l
&astis. Dsxembsr ssh 1877 | dIi-avfi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-15
LITERARY NOTES.

Messrs. Cassell, Peter g. Galpin announce
that they will publish this month Dr. Ghisani Durants
last work. Horseback riding from medical point Of
view" The book explains the mechanism Of horseback
riding and It's physiological and hygenic effects.
Philip Gilbert HamertOn has written paper
on Photograph art in Europe" which will appear in
The International RerieV for July. In the number
Charles Gndriez will describe the paris Exhibition
Of 1873 Karl Blind Il writing series Of articles on
Russia OF old and now for the same review
"Nobody's Husband" in Lee g. Shepard's
Sparkling Series" is said TO be very anonymous
TO arouse the suspicion that it written by Nobody
herself Another story Of equally pulling title and au
thorship is Somebody Else" which Roberts Brothers
announce but this is said 10 be by weknown author
"Agamenticus " is q forthcoming New-Eng
land story dealing with times long ago the French
and Indian wars, which Lee Shepard have IN press
from the pen OF tho Rev. H. r. Tenney, whose novel Of
Coronation gained many good words. Mr.. Teuney is
now president OF the college at Colorado sprlngsa set
Element which, with Mrs Helen Hunt Jackson and other
literary lights seems 10 be transpianed bit OF New
England.
Two new volumes of the Leisure Hour
Series are announced. Gaddings and Sporting In the
Tyrol" no 9sl, by W. A Baillie Grobman. is volume
of out-ofthe-way life and adventure which the English
critics have already praised THE Theatre in the
Country" no. 90 embraces over twenty plays for anna
teur acting These selected from the Theatre de
Champagne" and are translated from the French and
adapted by members OF the Newport Dramatic Club.
Still another treatise on question of the
day is in press by Houghton Osgood & Gothic Po-
ltca Economy Of Great Britain the United States and
France in the Use of Money" by the Hon. J. b. Howe
Indiana who aims present science Of produc-
ton and exchange" "The great need OF the commercial
world at this Time is a sound theory OF production and
exchange, by actual demOnstraton and he thinks the
British and much of the American system is nothing
abort OF chaotic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-15
HARPER'S PERIODICALS
FOR 1873.
HARPER 81 BROTHERS,
Frankln.sqnare, ". Y.
PUBLISHED THIS DAY.

VISIONS: A STUDY OF FALSE SIGHT.
by Edward H. Clarke, NJ D.. author OF Sex in Educa-
tlon &C with portrait Of Dr. Clarke and an Introduction
by Or. Oliver Wendell Holmes. vol, lGmo 81 co.
This pOsthumous work shows in eminent degree Dr.
Care scientific and the nobcness aud beauty
OF his IL treats OF appartons relating several
noteworthy peculiarly interesting and explaining
light best scientific principles " physiology
and psychology Both believers in spffituasm and disbe
siDsulary engaging The IntrOduc-
tory and Memorial Essay by Dr. Holmes add important
element 10 the charm Of the volume.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-15
HH=asaHaaaas= . a=
BOOKS or THE WEEK.

MAID ELucE A Novel. BY Theodore Gift. 16mo.
pp 463. Henry Holt d C0l....................Sl 90
AROUND THE WORLD IN THE YACHT "sUSBEAM."
BY Mrs. Brassey SvO, PIP. 40. Henry Holt
COJ...-..-...... OO
DEUTcHES LITERATURE. Won L. II. Klemm. 16mO,
PIP. 1856. Henry Holt Co.)......-.............
THE COMING MAX. BY Charles Reade 24mO, PIP.
So paper. (aarper Br0s) ..................... 20
SETTLEMENT OF TIE CONSTITUTION I6s0-17s4. BY
James ROwley. MA. 24mO, PIP. 1T, paper.
Harper BrOs) 25
HIS INHERITANCE. BY Adeline TraftOn evo, DID.
42S. Boston Lee Shepardl. ................. so
KATE WKATHERs; Or, Scattered by the Tempest
Novel. BY Frank Vaughan. l2mO, pp. 437
philadelphia: J. b. Lippineott CO.l......... so
sHAroRTH BY Florence Montgomery. 12mo. PIP.
800. philadelphia j. b. LippincOtt & CO)....
HAMMERsMITH: HIS HARVARD DAYS. ChrOncled
by Mark Sibey Severance SYo, PIP. 524. lBOs-
ton: HOugltOn, OsgOOd Coz ...-.....-.........
FIVE THOUSAND IN GOLD 12mO PIP. 264 tBos-
ton Oliver Ellsworth d Co. i...................
THE JUDGE-ADvOCATR AND REcoRDER's GUIDE BY
James Regan. $40, PIP. 226. Washington:
BeTesfOTd, Printerl
TIE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO LUXE. BY the Rev.
Lyman Abbott BvO, PIP. las. "a. s. Barnes
so
FOOTPRINTS IN THE SNOW. A Novel 12mO. PIP $780,
paper. Boston Lorngl.
THE LOST WILL BY Mrs. Henry Wood $40, PIP.
12l, paper. philadelphia: 4. Is. Peterson
BrOs1. oV
ORyILLE COLLEGE. BY Mrs. Henry Wood. Syo, pp.
157, paper. philadelphia; Il. b. Peterson IN
bros oV
WEST POINT TIC TAcs A collection OF Military
verse, together with the special poem, Cadet
Grey" By Bret Harte. Homer Lee Co)....
MANUAL OF THE CARBON PROCESS OF PHoToGRA-
PLY. BY DR.. Paul L. Iiesegang. 12mO DIP. lao.
Boards (The scovill Manufacturing Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-15
HENRY HOLT & CO.,
20 BOnd-st. y. Y.


TTHE SCALPEL, Nos. Al and 40. Edited by
II Edward II. Dixon, II. D.. Contains
TOBACCO: Its influence Oh the nervous system.
SUICIDE AND CIVILIZATION: Classification OF the
causes and victims.
silver. Scalpel No. 44, IS cents. 49, ,
No 45-TOBACCO, continued. REARING CHILDREN
pHYSIOLOGICALLH: waking up tossing rocking; carry
walking rules for mothers This article should be written IN
letters 0t gold and hung up in every nursery IN the LAND
'RETENri0N or THE PLACENTA, with instul
the Editor with plate Every cOun
try surgeon and physician should read IT..
COESTIPATION are injections babitualy USED hurtiul
EVILS OF oVERTAXING THE VOICE Every elocu-
ZIONIST and every teacher AMI lecturer NO
40 20 cents InCose 20 the Editor 20 5aYe once hours
from ) TO 10 M. 2 TO and 5 to 10 y. m.
ORGANIC LAW of the SEXES.-PhyslOl-
~ ogical Marriage Natural Instinct directs the Choice
Evil consequences Conventional Marriages. the sexes
Positively Negatively Eectrc Proof that Life e Evolved
without Union Effect Of Tobacco Influence OF PhOsphonc
Diet Chemical Structure, Narc0cee Arrest OF
Development other Diseases which impair vitality; CIR
10 Encourages Evolution and Promotes Purity ana
Healthful Maturity IL Prevents Disease TWO Methods
Canton I'm Selection An Unexpected Cause or Ment
Consistent with the Preservation OF
Health q Limit the Increase Of Family
Treatment OF these Diseases abTdgedon lectures
private surgical class by Edward H. DX0n NJ d. Ed
tor of The Scape 20 5thaye. 40 pages. 20 cents.
The Scape In six volumes OF 900 pages neatly Oouhu io
Every line from pen OF Dr. Dixon is OF great value 70
whole human Horace Greeley Review OF woman
and Her Diseases. -. 81,
tho bodness OF his views Ills great expert
profession will always give weight To what ne says
His works always read with profit" Boston traveller
Every page weghty with knowledge and experience
NeH W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-15

STUDIES In LUKE. BY Benjamin Wilson 12mo
PIP. a. g. r. Wells a Co).......-........-.....
MYSTERIOUS RHYMES AND POEMS. BY c. W. Terpen-
ing 16mo pp 321. BOards. Corning, lowa
Seobey Hopp).
THE HANDBOOK MOUNT DESERT. 16mo. PIP IN
161. Paper. IT. Whitaker. oo
THE Tour OF THE PRINCE OF WALLIS IN INDIA. by
William Howard Russell. Svo pp 0o2 TX . IN
WOrthingtonl. w
Francisco POEM BY william Watrous. syo
Pr. 76. Paper. (san Francisco, Cal; A. L.
Bancroft & Col.
PHASES OF CHARITY BY the Rev s. II. Gurteen,
NJ. A. 16mO. PIP. 20. Paper. Anson d. f. Kan an
SEA BATHING BY Ghisani Drrant, NJ. d., IN. d.
1Gno pp. 60. Paper albert CogswelD-..-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-15
Mem 11nblitatlons.
I'HE ATLANTIC MONTHLY
FOR JULY.
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE.

CONTENTS
SOME WAR SCENES REVISITED. 7. W. Hgginson'
KEARsARGE (Poem) s. Weir Mitchell
THE ROMANCE OF FAMILY. Moncure d. Conway
THE OLD MAN OF THE MOUNTAIN. Poem) j. T
Trowbrdee
NEW BOOKS on ART. Second Paper.
THE WILL OF PETER THE GREAT AND THE EAST
ERN QUESTION. Allan B. Magruder.
THE DREAM FAY. (Poem) Rose Terry Cooke.
ST. GEORGES COMPANY. II. F. scudder
OUR NEIGHBOR (Poem.l Harriet Prescott sponord
THE EUROPEANS. /. Henry James jr.
MIDSUMMER DAWN. (Poem) Harriet w. Preston.
WEAK SIGHT II. c. Angel. NJ. d.
MosUME SETS 70; Or wOMAN's SACRIFICE A Jap
anese story. n T. Kaneko.
OPEN LETTER FROM NEwYORK.
AMERICANIsMs. III Richard Grant White.
SONG. Edmund C. stedman.
THE CONTRIBUTORS CLUB. and RECENT LITERA-
TURE.
TERMsi SO CENTS a numbers a. year. The Atlantic
portraits Of whittier Bryant LongfeOw 81 each ndd
tonaL
HoUGHToN, osGooD & COMPANY. BOSTON.
PEADY TO-DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-15
PEADY TO-DAY.
MRS. BRASSEY'S
AROUND THE WORLD IN
THE YACHT SUNBEAM.

WITH CHART AND ILLUSTRATIONS.
history this lesurcy and luxurious cruise Of tho
Brassey family friends in their yacht IA given
in such easy and familiar style the reader feel
almost Of the party
THE LONDON SPECTATOR says
at altogether unlike all other books OF travel
We can but family Indicate what the reader may look for In
this unrvaod book Mrs Brassey writes delightfully."- Of men
aud cities and has faculty seeing and aequaning her
self with the conditions of life everywhere
passed within our knowledge OF travellers"
THE LONDON TIMES says
Mrs Brassey's delightful crulse in the Sunbeam Is the
very romance OF adventurous yachting voyages
rough old translated into the potur
esquely luxurious Wherever they went whether
the House In the colonies st the residence Of the
English Consula Of nch hosptabo foreigners, they
seem to have been invariably entertained with equal oord
aty They Wild horses lassoed and broken by the
guachos they climbed to tho glowing caters Of VOLCANOES
they made pgrimages the commanding points Of
view they went boanzng and butterfly hunting tropical
forests they got up picnic parties In the eOcoanu Of
they shopping everywhere they
passing Of trade with naked Paagonan who
OF IN canoes in Straits OF Magellan. She tells you
just you hear changing subject before has
begun you che has quick artistic perceptions with
suDdued sense OF humor."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-15
PARIS AND ALL EUROPE.
NEW BOOKS.
WORKS OF WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.

WORKS OF WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.
Published by O. p. PUTNAMs SONS.
CREATIONS and ADDRESSES. including those delivered
On Irving Cooper Cole verpanck, Shakespeare, Morse
Scott &C.
12no, cloth, with portrait on steel, 50.
LETTERS OF A TRAVELLER
l2mo, cloth extra, with portrait 81 go
AMONG THE TREES with numerous illustrations by
Jeryis McEntee.
Square octave, cloth gilt 90 so morocco. So.
THE FLOOD YEARS, with illustrations, designed and
engraved by WI. Linton.
Square octave cloth slyered, 50; morocco. SO co.
O. p. PUTRAMs SONS
l82 5th.ave.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-15
HENRY HOLT & CO.. New-York
A THRILLING NEW BOOK.

STRATAGEMs and CONsPIRACIEs 10 DEFRAUD
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES.-An Expose Of the
must noted attempts that have over been made for imposing
False Deaths, HOmcdcs Suicides &C. upon Iie Insurance
Companies One OF the most thrngy interesting volumes
ever published. Large l2mo, price ~ 90
G.. w. CARLETON x Co. Publishers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-15


i Of 1878.
"The admirable Leisure Hour Series" alton,
throughout been most crcdllaOo one,
much 10 literary readers for the literary e
maintained the selection OF its books as 70 Oaha
novel buyers by their Ceyerness and inerest"-lN l.
TO any one who wants that will prove both enter
tanning profitable good literature always IS ana n0s
precisely what for select one OF Inc
Leisure Hour series - Boston Advertiser
READY TO-DAY.
No gJ-AfAID ELLICE by THO GIFT, author OF Pretty
Miss Bellew" , -. a., 40
books published engaged for the Leisure Hour SERIES
INV ONE HUNDRED VOLUMES.
No 03-THE HONORABLE MISS FERRARD, by MAY
LAFFAN
No. 0j-MAID ELLICE by THO GIFT, author OF Prety
Miss Bellew." Dust readyD
No 08 HATHERCOUR RI by Mrs. WORDSWORTH. (Enn's
GTaham) author OF 1.-THE Cuckoo Clock" Next week.
No. g7.-PLAY. DAY POEMS. collected and edited by
RossrER The best Of the humorous poetry pub
shod Par0ns collection in 1906 and many OF the old
no. os.-GADDING AND SPORTING IN THE TYRoI,
by w. BAIILE GOODMAN. a remarkably entertaining
volume Of the life and adventure. (ShOttlyJ
No. 09-PLAYS FOR PRIVATE ACTING, translated by
the Bellevue Dramatic Club OF Newport selected
principally from the enormously successful Theatre ue Jam
20 iOS%4 GENTURY OF AMERICAN LITERATURE.
Edited by Henry A. BEERS Professor In Yale College
(shOrtly) 49, ,x
the works Of Mrs Alexander Auerbach, Hardy,
in library bindings cloth gilt back without extra
charge. Single volumes these authors library style
HENRY HOLT g. CO.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-15
Mem i1nbIirailons.

Nem PUBLICATIONS..
HARPERs MONTHLY MAGAZINE for
JULY
CONTAINS;
SOME LANDMARKS OF OLD VIRGINIA.
With Ten Illustrations
HOSPITAL LIFE IN NETWORK.
With sixteen Illustrations.
OLD FLEMISH MAsTERs.-IV. ANTHONY VAN DYck'
With -Four Illustrations
owLET. story.
With Two illustrations
OLD TIME MILITIA MUsTERs. BY Porte Crayon
With Eleven illustrations
JUGGERNAUT.
With Four Illustrations
A FIRST WEEK IN ENGLAND
With Nine illustrations
DADDY WILL Glimpse of Ancient Dixie.
With One Illustration.
MACLEOD OF DARE. Novel. BY william Black
Chapters XX-XXIII
ANECDOTES OF vOLTAIRE AMONG THE SWISS
by Dr. Abel Stevens
THE RETURN OF THE NATIVE. Novel. By Thomas
Hardy. Book Third. Chapters I-Iv.
A WIFE HUNT. Story.
FREEDOM OF THE PRESS INDICATED.
AN ADVENTURE IN A FORESTS Or DICKENS'S MAY
POLE INN. BY James Pawn
EDITORS EASY CHAIR.
EDITORS LITERARY RECORD.
EDITORS SCIENTIFIC RECORD.
EDITORS HISTORICAL RECORD
EDITORS DRAWER
BOUND VOLUMES.
Bound Volumes Of the MAGAZINE each volume contain
ing the Numbers six Months VIII DO furnished for So PER
Volume in Cloth or IS Half Calf by mall postage
paid
HARPERS PERIODICALS
FOR 1873.
HARPERs MAGAZINE, one 90
HARPER's WEEKLY, ...................... 90
HARPER's BAZAAR ...................... 90
The THREE publications. 90
Any TWO, one Z w
SIX subscriptions, year 90
Address
HARPER & BROTHERS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-15
Mrs. BESANT's NEW BOOK,
MI A InIlI-I 4 rIIl

THE LAW OF fOflLAllONs
Authors edition from the 25th th0us md English edition In
limp cloth zoe, paper 5uc
The Commonwealth" the leading literary weekly OF Bos
ton II u written IN good spirit for landabe pur
pose and in unexceptOBabe language Nevertheless IL IL
OF books that many worthy people take excep
ton and COmstock could have his would probably
suppressed For intelligent and thoughtful minds how
ever, It's problems have serious concern"
"Tho spriug neld Republican Although plain
spoken viii do nothing the encouragement OF vicious
practices There Is not trace Of such vile meaning
pages true that its advice subyersye Of the
morals Of a country"
The New Bedford Standard says There r. nothing In
the language OF the book that Il Objectionable"
The London Times says Mrs Besant educating
daughter In precisely the lines those followed by
James Mil In the education Of hs son. John stuart MIL"
Graphic" ~ Mrs Besant that she IL lady Of
unbemshed moral character and extraordinary mental ab
tiles"
From this worthy learned lady the English
taken her infant child pending her appeal OF the
case simply for holding and publishing opinions expressed
IN above work: also In Fruits Of Christianity
NOW READY BY SAME AUTHOR
Constructive RatlOnalstn
On Etcrnal lOfluIe. DC
True Basis Of Morality.
Letters Tho Evolution l0c
Address A. X BUTTS, Publisher,
No. 10 Deyst. N. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-15
HAMMERsMIrH: HIS HARVARD DAYS

Chroneled by sbley Tastefuy bound in
Harvard color and stamped with characteristic die lvol
limo 52i pages ~.
"Hammersmith cannot fail 10 be read with hearty inter
by all who had any experience knowledge Of tn
life and incidents Of the story represent
discrimination the various types Of sudents-the
industrious scholar drudge tho shrk the improvisato
and the who contrves less successfully 20 CON-
study and pleasure also the literary and social amuso
ments sports and temptations that claim the students time
aud energy thoroughly manly book, and tells in
Gus style story interesting must be generally
popular may fairly be called American Tom Brown"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-15
Justrulflou.

For Boys and Young Men-city.
A DVERTISERS!
IA SEND YOUR ORDERS FOR THE TRIBUNE" and
ALL FIRST.CLASS CITY JOURNALIST
ONE OFFICE.
BROWN & PULVERMAN. ,28s broadway, New. York.
Send copy advertisement when asking for estimate oin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-15
MICHAEL ANGELO.

MICHAEL ANGELO.
Volume Of ARTIST Biographies" BY NJ F. sweetser
lsmo. cloth, 90 cents.
This interesting volumes of this interest
ing series Tho says IAN OF these works
are remarkable examples OF skin IN condensation"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-15

BRITISH POETS. RIVERSIDE EDITION.
THE POLITICAL WORKS OF POPE AND COLLINS.
Complete In two volumes with memoirs and portraits
Crown 5yo 50 so.
by all booksellers Sent postpaid, receipt Of
price. by the publishers,
HOUGHTON, osGOoD & CO., Boston.
ey.York Oalce. No 81 Aston place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-15
WnTTE STAR LINE.
Goal ano Wooo.

TMPIRE WOOD and COAL DEP,Q9,IiA 49,
II lb2, l54 East 26th.stE Nm H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-15
Uearners.
Otean Gteamers.

A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL
~ The only Transatlantic Line sailing under the AMERrs
CAN FLAG Sailing TIL URSDAH from PHILADELPHIA,
INDIANA sails Thursday, June 20, ~ m.
RED STAR LINE-TO ANTWERP.
Carrying the Belgian and Uned states Malls sailing semi
monthly alternately from Philadelphia and NeWlOrk
SWITZERLAND sails SATU RDAY, June %. ~ m.
For rates Of passage ana other information apply 10
PETER WRIGHT q SONS Geneial Agents, .
9O7 Wanut-st, Philadelphia 81 Broadway, New-YOrk
IOuN MCbONAID AGENT s Battery.pltee New. YORK