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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23
THE DEATH LIST.

The weekly report of Surgeon General Wood
worth, issued on Saturday night. announces
the total mortality from yellow fever in the cities
principally affected by the epidemic, up to that date
The kilograms received by The TRIBUNE since the
report was issued, taken IN conjunction with the
report show the total mortality to date, as far as
known To have hean as fhllnMa:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23
GooDNEWs FROM THE SOUTH
THE MORTALITY QUITE SMALL.
A VERY MARKED IMPROVEMENT IN ALL THE PRISCI-

PAL FEVER CENTRES.
The number of deaths in New
Orleans from yellow fever on Sunday
was 10; in Memphis, 80; IN Canton,
2; and in Grenada. L. This IS remarkable
improvement in all three places The official
reports received yesterday announce about
$40 deaths in addition to those previously
reported, but not over 100 took place
on Sunday. In Vicksburg and in a
few small places there is an increase of
new cases, but the change is not serious
one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23
MIDNIGHT WBATHEB RGPORE
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
S,l1lopsis for L.s past "a hours.

WASHINGTON, Sept. %, a. m.-The barom-
eer has risen throughout the Atlantic States, and Ia
highest in New-YOrk, but Is lowest in the Northwest
Colder northery winds prevail on the Atlantic Coast
with clear or partly cloudy weather and occasionally In
creasing to high on the North Carolina Coast Warmer
south and east winds prevail the Lake region, the
Northwest the Southwest, and the ONO Valley with
generally cool weather.
Indications.
For the Middle Atlantic states and New-England,
rising followed by falling barometer cooler northeast
veerng TO warmer southeast WINDS and clear or partly
cloudy weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23
INCIDENTS OF THE RELIEF WORK.

MOBILE, Ala, Sept. 22.-The cant Get
Away" club OF this place has kept one
member Of the club. nine physicians, and
nnety-seyen nurses in the field aiding the sufferers by
yellow fever in addition has obtained about $4,000
in money for their benefit.
PAEIs Sept. 22.-Marsha and Madame MacMahon
sent to-day to Noyes, 81 900 for the yellow
fever sunerers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23
known. to have beel

There have been n number Of instances of few
deaths IN several small places. The number of
cases at New. Orleans up to the present time has
been $3.50. At Vioksburg it has been over 5000.
In Memphis, as far can be ascertained. about
$500 people have been taken with the fever
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Sept %. m.-The variations in
the barometer during the partly cloudy weather of SAT
urday were slight see lower line dIagram) but yes
terday there was a rapid movement upward The tenn
peraure has fallen nearly II degrees since Saturday,
and the amount of moisture in the air has been dimn-
ished.
Clear or partly cloudy and cool weather, followed by
warmer weather, may be expected to-day In this city
Ind tai ftU
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ALErrER OF THANKS FROM MoNrAeU ELS SISTER

CHICAGO. Sept 22.-Mrs. E. Lomax, sister
Of the late actor Henry Montague writes from Lon
don, England letter which she desires to have made
public She thanks the professional and private friends
OF Montague behalf OF herself and his mother for the
loving respect shown TO his memory and the
sympathy Tor his family.
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AID FURNISHED THROUGH NETWORK.
MONEY COLLECTED AND SENT To THE STRICKEN


The Chamber OF Commerce Relief Commit
tee on Saturday authorized the distribution Of $3.50
"a follows: To the Homeopathic Relief Association.
Now-Orleans $500; 20 the Catholic Sisters OF Mercy
New.OrleaJs 81 900: Greenyille $500 Hebrew Benev-
oIent Association, orleans $1,000; Association
for the relief OF Jewish widows aud orphans, New
Orleans $500 Howard Association, Memphis. $3.50 ;
Citizens Relief Association. Memphis, S2oO0 Hebrew
benevolent Association, Memphis, $500. resolution
Of thanks passed to the Western Union Telegraph
Company for RratultOus service
J. Perpout Morgan, Treasurer OF the Chamber OF Com
merco Relief Committee, acknowledges the receipt yes
terday of the following additional contributions;
SSSss g p@eGaSt I'm treasurer Gasf RELIEF Com
mitt6e by the Ladies Christian Ie@peIinee Union. "a
1 y1Es g en- second Refoned Church coSsacko
$40 "a CaisEill Public school DIST No Z s32 Sli PTss
GoSfed 5 SIC g. cItsF peneaI Of The coloTed
@issA Doano's class In Presoyterian s = 50 GU,
a1gs Gi IN me me- South 80 Mrs w Buiar OF S9t,
y slo BY the citizens Of yat'Eih village Sal o0 'SS
e sS4esS :, = S5ssSSS,oS Conn. g &c
r. Reh F, on SON! owdca Of Belfast Ireland
'grG FSm con" VersSss France through Prime 100
ct sSSq ~ aG H Ssn d 1888
Through zee SSsa q 9Ssrrs: Ssr moagston
SO Maritime Register Publishing Co, s60..'.- 100
FTs1 fSc. 81 Church. rayc Penn
ae. o tSHa A. % i've barrels Of clothing through
r. s ~ as5u eyo,siaiS 100
ns1cn,eyeI igos Ks 90 90
v. af ETiediander stich a Co............... 10
- ~ Rneaiand .........-.. ............ 90
F.
SUNDAY Presbyterian Church, betaukeI L. l.
IobnSot q tftrrtp, -...................... 100
a. nj CheesebfoaEh H. .......... 10
SUNDAY. school Of reformed Church, Bonneville N j. o
through g. " ID. Smith, treasurer 70
Second CONGREGATIONAL Church and society, bennington
Va through u. A. Cobb treasurer. "a
Citizens Of s. e. J9s1 N H. Gold
~ p,ao, =, ~ i,,,itu zion 80
w. Il. Robertson. -
First Presbyterian Church. Huntington Ia l., through
Isaac Rogers treasurer.
j H. HubbelL for 40
.o,., s.,..horoi ........... s5,lal
Previously acknowledged iiV'EVo
Grand
Al the Produce Exchange s257 IL was received IN
cud ng $500 from r. I. Troy, offrelpurg baaen' mAA
AL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23

NETWORKS TOTAL GIFTS.
Following is list of the total gifts received
thus far by the general associations and persons
gagged IN soliciting contributions in this city;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23

ProokIvu' man deposited $500 with Alex rockingham
& Co. brokers. ~ was, New-YorS. as margin on Ig0
weeks aiterward realizing s2400prJht Their Weekly Fman
cal Report Is sent free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23

type Of the fever is mild. The city authorities
very active in sanitary measures. No new cases
have occurred since Friday o. S. Clark and +.
Broman died yesterday on the Lagonda plantation,
and Mrs Dr. TarletOn at Pattersonvle, all OF yellow
fever,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23

Rough and floors cannot wear out aearpet NnsI
SItop and papor American Carpet Lining Company, New
YORK and Boston For safe by all carpet dealers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23

coating of diamonds pure crystal surface These
are Partisan Diamonds Their lustre Is perpetual for saS
only al r. Humphreys iewelry Sl9 broadway orhe
i2tn.st New.York. Price lists sent tree. have nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23

w IL IafavetteDaee contain everything that health and
com could devise for BATH Visitors 20 she city
should not fan ~ Indulge bath at this the most perfect
bathing esI ablshment m the world
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Or btqb or low. or rich or poor,

None would foul teeth or breath endure
III they but knew how sure and swiB
Was SOZOnONT. that priceless GIT
In giving beauty, life and tone
10 every charm the mouth can own.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23
The New Russian Baths

Harry what are theses sMAX. susie hot IT'S this
breath Every tOOacco che"et shOu uSo ~
n il COSTS only 10 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23

NcrVoas Kx medical essay comprising seiies
of lectures delivered Kahns Museum Of AnASsy Nen-
VorE on The OF premature decline showing IN
dspntaby how health DO regaine AnOrank Soe
sopss of the inpednents 10 marriage AND th2
erVus and physioa debility being tie result o. ~
nerienoe mall zoe. CURRENCY OF postage
becretGry, kIAHN'b huBe0ns 900 btVao"s5i A'|"-@~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23

Al the Produce Exchange s257 IL was received IN
c,udng 5000 from +. T. Froy Of Freburg, Baden max
,na the total subscriptions 10 date, s7963 IL.
Mayor Ely received Saturday contributions amounting
20 sl15s o. including 500 from MISS Bashlay
Matthews aud S175 from the ze1ter hine OluD' Aho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS


ees The perpendicular nea dona tine for tas aelts
preceding midnight irregular white Lac the sieAoaa
oith during
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6uerial Notices..
Bangs g. Co., 666 Broadway,
VIII sell at au .tiOn on

VIII sell At ton on
MONDAY, September 49, at $3.50 p. m.
ola and new books English and French scientific and popu.
lar also a large lot Of magazines in numbers.
TUESDAY AFTEKNooN. September %, at $3.50 o'clock
Books relating America general and local History 1eneA
v Rio0rapy Travel North American Indians and Indian
wars the Rebellion Geology, and Reprints comprising many
ra,uahio and scarce works.
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Come Beck 10 Erin.
goNu Avn cuOpTz

words and music Of tbs song ana eh2 q1 JI Nw
WoRK' FIiEsIDE COMPANION. The following pieces OF
nnsc are al so given free with the same paper -, .,
Beside the shannon with 20
slavery Days sung by Harngan and taft Pig
Ihe MAI ~ ~ w Srstch Win ............ No. 667
iho 9 ~ y isyomsf an i'Fritz ~ No. 560
l4uuaoy Ss ,ll ~ a Zen No. sos
lho IN, = -, LIN n 56t
5neet, q i,s am1 - gJ,th No. 800
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All notices OF 1
name ard address.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-16
VEGETINE
|@Qe baben einberun9 empfansen.

srutt Serpif, @p., IL. San. 1872.
!6errn s.. 81. GteSens:
go li!t setn Sabre an SerSauunsslrFsteit in itrsr
i6limmften 5rrn,, unb babe Sunterte ron Dollars fir
dusge9eben pbne irgenb relhen Grfpl9.
|Seit september, mo i'd angefaneen 0esettne ;u sc.
brauten, Fat t1 meme @efuneteit fprtrdtrenh gebefs
iert. SD rsrbaue gut uub babe is plumb ;usenrminen.
|Gerihteetne aneere bier ~pptnfafte 9erfrnen, rel6e
. egettne natmen, taben srpee ginberuns %enpfuns
pen. Str ereebenter
3bpmas g. Moprc,
INuffeter i'm Spineel. Maun. pprtsmruit &c.'6 MiQs.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-16
berbe u&reusise i'm !" bes Gbarfreiz
tdd6 fhpn balb fplden fnlte.

,berbe u&reusise i'm" bes Gbarfreis
tags f6pn balp fpl9en fpute.
Der e~rsrimmteite Geinb bes papfes
|urp ietner 5erfdaft mar Der farbtnt<
Efde Mintiter Graf Camille GaYpur,
wel6er ben f6waden unp 9enuell6<
Etieen 8ictpr emmanuel tur als @erfS
Esers fit fetne serru6ten pldne bez
lniibte, unb fiir aue fpmmenpen Sabre
Sum drsiten Deintser bes betlieen 9a@
tiers madte. Ntdt nit llnre6t lest
man bic Wprte BET alien NrppbeS
gseiuns ; nCrux de cruce, &reus pptt
5&reuse" pabin aus, baf tbm ron benz
E&re1;e, peldeS baS farttnii6e &5z
.sntssbaus in ietnem Mappen trdet
pas f9werte &reu3 au%fselapen wurbe.
BS6on felt bent Sabre 1850 fplste int
sfarotntfdm &Gntsretde Gin fir6erz
1feincli6es GeieB benz anberen cine
0epalmabre9el sesen 8if6Sfe prie<
iter uto Srben Der anberen enblt6
im Sabre 1859 settelten fie audi in
ben nHrplt6en Sbeilen res &irden@
1ltaates ben Nufrubr an, 70 bab fat
ale srBBeren Stdote welde Dor swet
4 Sabren mod benz papite ibre unbez
8ptn9te Ireue 9eidwpren batten, fi6 an
bic farotnffde &eeieruns anf6lohen,
i Gartbalpt itanb berett init feinen 6retz
Hidaaren ben Nufribrern su 6ilfe ut
fpmmen. I'm bic @renser feineS 9a1tz
pes su f9aBen, %riiitete Der beilise @az
ter Elm fleines Seer aus ; es beftanb
gum 9rSbten Sbetl aus ben SSbnen
eoler Tamtlten Der fatbpltfden @elt,
pel6e aus alien Ibetlen Der Grbe fret
lptuiS berbet9eeflt tparelt> tint Slut
|unb seben fir bic sebetltsten &e6te
pes papitf6ntss einsuiesen. On if
|rer Sptbe itano ber tapfere Transpie,
General 2amortctere uro fem Mafe1<
|9efdbrte Der jun9e unYersebltde 6elo
8pimpoan !; plSBlt6 lberfelen i'm pbne
ale &riesserflaruns bic 1arbtntf6en
5eeresmallen utlter Gtalbtnt, unp am
Is. September 1860 purpe feline Sell
8penf6aar auf ben 5Dben pom Gaitelz
11earcp, Nnset6ts pes 0napenprteS
] Sprettc, ourd bic sebnfade neberz
ma6t fbrmlt6 erprift. Nun lief fi6
oer ~8Snts Gbrenmann" pur6 bas
@aufelipiel Der uausemetnen GplfSabz
thinning" III ben pdpflt6en prpStn<
Ben bulofsen, unb DretStertel beS Sir
detitaates purben ppn tbm uannec>
ttrt" -pem betltsen goter blteb muir
nod GOm unb feline nd6te UNI
9ebun9, BON 814 Suabratmeilen NIT
5faf bret WtQtpnen Gtnmpbnern PA
init nur bretStertel WtQtpn.
(S6lub auf Der brttten Seite.)
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@as nDtbt0 ut.

Srtpn, 10. Jebr. 1871.
oenrs q. Stesens, Gsa.
gSertter SEER - einem Sabre lit it an aaaez
tetner S6rd6e. @esettne rurte mir teItens en-
,irtlen une nat mir rielen Gprtteil sebra6t. Sd tdbe
ZEN Irtttel gebraude unb mad hem @etrau4 reri6ie-
'ener Ilafhen puree i6 wieher t~erseiteat. SD Bin
bae es feline bedere Mehi;in fir tie 5dae
]iebt, rrtlr @e8etine e~mpfptfen rirb, unb id
nDdte IS alien Denen teftens empfetlen, relte Der
5tartuns unt g9ieeerterfeuuns itrer Gefuntteit Be-
I6tunssrru
II. &. Ncftcnatn.
5irmd 9. 90. 9ettengiq g. Co.,
SO. 10 State Ct, 3pifpr.
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VEGE'TINE
fam nidt iibertrpfen rrerrer,

GtarleStrpr.
|9errn s. 81. eteeens.
9iermit beseuse i'd, ta6 i6 SIR y%lut= Mttttl"
~ e9ettlts) metrere SATIRE binturt in neiner 6a=
lnilie sebrauht tabe, unb ib Bin Ger Nniitt, baf es in
I6dlen rrn S%crrpteln rfer frebiigen IusiAlGeen rter
rteumatiffcn getren ntht itertrrffen rerten fann.
.@ls @tutreinieer unb 5ritjatrs- Mettiin lit lie tic
irelde i'd je setrandt tate. SD fam tater tieie
nit 9utent 0emi1en beftens empietleu.
N6tungsrpa
Mrs. ". u. Sinsmprc,
10 atufel ct.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-16
gG gro6e Ruf
rel6en lid @esetine in aaen Gteilen les ganbes
Eat ais cine
9rpbe nnb quite Mebtsin

Eunt bic Mafe ron dnerfennenten 3~eueniien 1T bin
'reidenter 8epeis ieines erpfen gBerttes. &c wirb ppn
INer;ten unb Mpptbefern empfphlen. MlS 8lut= geiniaer
|fann es ni6t lbertrrffen perten.
8eeettne lit nt6t ais Ganes @etr1nf ron f6Gefz
ten, giaupr semadt, tpetder bas Spftem ruinirt, ffatt es
but itdrfen. q
Genasen ni6t tte pielen 3eusniTe ,u feinen Gunfen
sjetem rerniinftis benfeueen 0teniden? Man lefe fiefet-
lne IS wirs fein 3weifel netr befefen. Sn rielen
l5daer tGren mir Dpn 2euten, baB tie feinen Iusbrud fiji
Sdmersen unp 2eiben hnben tGnnen, mie 4. 9. rp
game AErper rpn Scrppteln angefrefen 1T. SIT
niAt tinreidenber SemeiS Der 6eiltraft feS @eee=
inc, renn es SGmerSen %entfernt, ben &frper reinist,
|unb ale 8rdnffeiten baraus %entfernt? g0enn @eee-
n bies Maes ttut, 1T es nt6t 70 gut ME ~bemiefen,
sede es aud Guf teilen frirb, ipenn SIR leitet. 99pher
erpse g9trtun9 ? Q0etl es int 9lut, I'M eircutiren-
ben 6luiburt, arbettet unb in Der Gtdt Der erp6e
gS II t=& etnieer 1T. Die meifen &rdnfteiten emit
~iprin9en aus lem Slut, unb feline Meei,in, rel6e nidt
'bireft barauf tinrirft, bat Grunb CUR Nnerttnnuns.
s9Senn las 8lut leblps unb trdse nirr, entreter burd
sgGetter= @erdnferuns pter 8lima -Dedfel ferbeieefutrt,
,pter hur6 Wtan8el an Sere9une, u~nreeelmGftse Gt1t,
spter aus ir9enb einem antern 6runbe, 70 lit es tas
" e9etine {, irelfes bas Slut 1rieber %erueuert, tie fauz
,len Sdfte duSi6ettet unb ZEN san,en 8Erper richer
sfdrft. Mer;te, fpTptl ais Qaien geten III, taF tas
I'D Il ansenretd mefr 6eilfrdfte in it'd ttret ais tas
sNf tnerdlret6. 9e9ettne beitett aus ~gGur;eln,
I%sttnren tnb 8rdutern. IS Fat einen an9enefmen Sc
ihmdf ine Fam pfne Nadtteil elnem 8inte 9caeben
Srau6en sic eS? 3tecrn sic ni6t IS III
|trauhen. sic rerbet es nteitals bertucn.
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Mlte nnD Neme @elt.
9aS alteite, nerbreitetite uuh bette SQnfrirtc
fatbolilGe Tamilicnblatt
Sur 1tnterbaltmna unb Sclcbrung.

Sdtrlid IS Sefte in 10 reid iGuitrirt. preis 90
Scnts per 3eft. 0d;u cine rradtrple Gratis grdz
nte in fetnftem Selforbentrufe
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lte6cr Baltimore.

Seter, ter tas ate @atsrlanb tefuder cter Der
rdnttc unb Ereunte prn Gurcpd trmmen laHtn rtu,
frate he rrdGtrpaen, neuen, fiiernen Sfraubfn pote
ia rffTiffe hes
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22
4 MODEL BROOKLYN SCHOoL-HoUSE.

The new public school building which has
been erected at South Second and Tenthsts Brooklyn,
was formally opened Thursday afternoon 1t is known
"A No 49, and is built the site Of the Gothic School,
which was erected twentyeight years ago by the au-
thorties Of the then City Of Williamsburg Soon after
the Brooklyn Theatre fire. all the public buildings in
the city were thoroughly inspected Among those pro-
nounced unsafe was this school-hOuse. It was torn
down and the erection Of the new building was begun
about a year ago. The new schOolhouse ls
afty.fye by ninety feet in dimensions, aud three
stories I'm height There are thrtythree cass-roOms-
eleven on each floor The entrances are wde ana Tour
hghts Of broad stone stairs lead from the basement 70
fhe upper story The ventilation OF the building Is con
sjGeTed nearly perfect and every will be heated by
steam. The cost OF the building was $62S6o Az the
xercses on Thursday address was made by the prn-
cpaI u W. Valentine who has occupied that position
since 1854 and brief history OF the old ana tue new
building was read by Miss Davenport the ylce-prncpa
Addressed were also made by X. II Huntey ana James
Murphy both members Of the Board OF Education COM
missioner j. w. Flaherty, d. H. Nofthrop' ana othoIS
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22

embroidered on the white. Pque is not so fashionable
for the little people as the dainty cOlored SUITS anu
these lovely oolors aipo ind their way into the
Wardrobes Of the very little oneswbo have hitherto been
confined to white such fabrics as the nne zePnyIs aS
made up like the white slips plated ana DOruereu
with Hamburg, and box-paited from the throat down,
both front and back. Stockings are still worn hgh a
secured with stocking suspender The eOlOrS CORES
pond with the sash bows ribbons and general ornsnen @
alton The coats and ulsers for street wear are lon
and OF the pardessus shape with quaint little double ana
triple collars and eapes Babies imported ropes hIe
only one ward long and their caps OF the latest lasnO
are jlk net lined with silk matching the net OF straw
berry red blue pink. There are no Other ChanseS
chrOnieled for babies wardrobe, -, =, o,Nyou
Messrs William Jackson, Lord Taylor, H. QNelll'
A. IT, Stewart Co., Arnold. Constable " 20, E@Vans, @
Peake & Co., and Nine. DemOrest VIII piease A00eP'
thanks for Information.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22

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Price 50 cents paper or 81 in cloth uniform with
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New-York tribune., 1878-06-22

His father was sitting in an easy, chair,
with his feet another chair. one leg OF when rese
very busy painting his alphabet blocks with muelaRe.
Presently his father moved his feet, causing the chA 70
make Eyrating sound on the hearth when the smal
boy cried out; oh, pa, don't do thati You maze my
teeth como out and so In another rplace''-lEVennS
Post.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22

"Ths work the islands Of the North Atanuo mas pen
preparcd with the hope thatt will meet growing Want OF
tne travelling public islands for the best reasons IN
the world are becoming the resort OF the IN
valid and the But to this time no guue
book has existed giving comparative and comprehensNo
statement advantages Of such Islands, Whether ~ pun
mer or Winter resorts"
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22

largo numbers up river One was taken lev
aco Sei0hin0 six pounds. The State CON
efDeet soon TO put 100000 salmon into the sacIa
mente River so As TO keep mp the supply Oh 'ns
ha tahia dsh The people along the river are coOpeId
ing with the Commissioners for the protecon Vi 'ne
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22

"An American story dealing principally with scenes ao
characters 10 be found along tho Delaware River we l
upper shores were still to civilization This WORK "ii
awaken attention by novelty OF its situations anu S
strong character painting. The fields ne" ana b.
ma ,e antor has made excellent use Of her materials"
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22
Mem iDubliratlOns.
HARPER g. BROTHERS, New York,
III Publish this Day;
THE ATLANTIC ISLANDs

The Atlantic Islands as Resorts of Health and Pleasure
Nv q a. w benjamin. author of Contemporary Art In Eu'
rope" &c. illustrated. Svo, cloth, S3.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22
MIRIAMs HERITAGE,

story OF the Delaware River. BY Alma Calder svo
paper rs cents No. Of "Harpers Library OF American
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22
Neu pubIiratlcns.
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MAID ELLICE.
LEISURE HOUR SERIES.

Owing to blunders Of proofresder. MAID ELIrcr
full errors largely Of italics where italics besa
Publishers suppressed the remainder Of the
exchange copies the perfect editiop
when ready any imperfect which may be pre-
sented.
HENRY HOLT & CO.,