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$1,000 Profit on 500

Made ary day in Puts and C1IS lny's.
cord.rg Co your uCars. $40, $50 or
STOCK puwtEGrs. hes brought small ~
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how 10 opeRtTg str. u. Book With ini. 'l
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-10-31
Fresh Arrica! of
Millinery
AND STRAW GOoDs.

'ENHE undersigned has recently returned from
1 the East aod has opened at the brick build
lag formerly occupied by Mr. Saml J Bowles
which has been newly fitted up, n nice lot Of
choice Millinery Goods.
HATS, Trimmed and Untrimmed;
All kinds Of Trimming for Hats;
All &" White Goods,
Such as Wash Nets, Illusions &c. Also. gen.
eral variety of Artificial Flowers &c.
Holiday GOODS.
In addition, I have received a nice lot of
Candies, Nuts, Toys, end various articles for
holiday presents.
II you want bargains, call early at the Brick
shop, opposite the Courthouse.
LOUISA HOUSER.
Romney, June. G. 1879.
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Road Accounts for 1883.

Road Accounts for 1889
Tie Road levy FOR 1875, Cnron
balance hand August
-. 0Cents on the
In Sherman District Eou|le 1873 amounted 73
Balance lard
8 Scents on n
In Blcom2ry District Road TO
Balance hand August II. 3
Levy at August, 80 cen on the
II Gore District Road, levy 1873, amounted to s4o5 IS
'a'ahce on hand Ausust ~ 1879, Sis OF
Levy at August, 1879, on tie
In Romney District Road. evy Ito rs
Balance hand August
Levy at August, cents on the
In Mill Creek lewis 50 70
Balance hand August II, So
Levy at August, 1879, on he
In Springfield District to !
Balance hand - %
cen on the
The balances Road in
nearly August
1879, bat not presented TO the
lesc: @ s. WHITE,
Cleik County Court, Hampshire County.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-10-31

All the rage with tLe 2i~ls-marriage
The latest thing in boots stockings
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There's new counterfeit ffty-dollar
greenback out. We've spent our spare
time for the past week in looking over
our wealth, and all our ffties are good
ways off.
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"Now tell me candidly, are you gull
ty !' asked lawyer of has client in the
county Jail? "Why, do you suppose ia
be fool enough to hire lawyer if l was
Innocent"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-10-31

A perplexed German who had made
garment for youth, and found himself
unable to dispose of the surplus fu!lness
which appeared when trying it on the
young candidate, declared vociferously
that ode coat ish goot. 1t ish no fault
of de coat. De poy ish 700 slim -
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-10-31

The worst case of selfshness on record
is that of youth who complained be-
cause his mother put a larger mustard
plaster on his younger brother than she
did on him.
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81 Park Row New York
Brsnoh Office cor. Sta .Washing ton 3. G
Nov. %, l878.--3t
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PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA

Chicago
ChicOgO
Chicago
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Foote, the great wit, shot many an ar
row that remained quivering in the
wound for a long time. When some one,
with bad taste, raised a laugh against
him on the subject of his lameness, he
turned on his intruder and said sharply,
"Why do you attack my weakest part !?
Did l ever say anything about your
head 2"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-06
4 Eight IN 4 FIFTH WARD SALOON

Monday night between IL and II o'clock
william Tuite, OF No 1875 Mott-st, with two threr
friends returned from picnic up the HUDSON given by
club or association bearing the OF Colonel Michael
Burns and before separating they entered the liquor
store OF Michael Murphy, at the OF Beach and
Hudsou-sts Tute called for drinks for himself
and his friends when the proprietor, Mr.. Murphy,
marked " You cannot have drink IN this place you
haven't got lhe money pay for H." Tute expressed
some indignation this Treatment, and t is stated that
one Of his companions, named Herman, became exceed
ingIy 0osterous SEEING murphy by the throat, and
striking him violently. free fight ensued, during
which Tui'e claims to have been badly assaulted Dy
Henry McDermott age thirty Tute and his friends
were eje eted from the place, and woman, VINO bad
witnessed the afray 10 the residence Of officer
Tute ID North Mporc--., AMI Informed Eim that his
brother had been killed. The OH applied FOR the
srtance of Officer NaughtOu and Stephenson. OF the
Fifth Precinct and they accompanied Linn 10 the liquor
store There a wOrdy began between the officers.
the prov Or and OF his patrons aud blows
exchanged Francis Redmond OF No. Is ID sbrosses--t,
II Is stated assaulted Officers fuite and stephenson. and
Jonathan Kcau, Of No 154 FTanklinst. struck OhceT
Nsughton In the struggle the officers clothing was
torn, and a man named KerDan. who took prominent
part IN tie encounter, with mailet aud ice-pck
capped. The accused persons were brought up before
Justice WaDdeu yes;erdas TIE TOlnDs Police Court,
and Francis Redmond was required tO furnish bail 20
answer two charges, IN 1900 ana $500 respectively.
McDermOt aud Keau were committed Tor trial each In
default or $500 pa a complaint was lodged by Muir
phy proprietor OF the lquOr-stOre against Herman
Tor assault aud battery, aId warrant was Issued for
hernan's apprehension.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-06
STRAF BAIL IN CHICAGO.

A GRAVE CHARGE AGAINST LEONARD SWEET.
CHICAGO, Aug. Sit appears that the
prominent attorney at whose instigatlon Judge Drum
mond approved the bond in the last match bond
fraud case, Leonard Swett The facts
VIII be made public tomorrow. Mr. SWEET brought
the man 10 Judge Drummonds chambers the latter
was about TO depart for home. and asked him TO ap
prove the bond. When questioned 10 the sufciency
OF the suredes, SWEET introduced Baxter the
who all about them Baxter was sworr, the bond
WAS approved, and the A." cOnspiratOrs" drew the
stamps which they turned into money. The
amount was S33 $50. Since the discovery
OF the fraud, Judge DrummOnd has been
greatly disturbed about the matter and uncertain
the responsibility OF the attorney He finally charged
upon Swet who confessed 10 having acted Bakers
attorney in various suits involving crOokedness and ad
mItted that he MS character well IL official honor
only l. involved, The Bar viii condemn SWEET, but IL
more question IS will the Secretary or the Treas
my cause SWEET to be made party In the,
criminal action now pending. The prominence and
ability Of SWEET criminal LAWYER adds interest TO
this and a profound sensation IS predlcUed upon
the publication OF the facts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-06
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. Tuesday, Aug. 8. 1879
The United States Trenton arrived Graves
end to-day from COPENHAGEN.
In North Stsfordshire 3,4O0 golfers have already
struck against proposed reduction Of which eff
fees 1900 persons.
The Spanish Bishops at the request OF the Govern
mrnt have agreed 70 rrlnqush quarter OF their st-
ponds 70 eYe the public finances.
The House OF Commons to-day went into Committee
on the Irish University bill Mr.. smyth, (Home Ruler,
West Meath County, having, after prOtrac ed debate,
Withdrawn Ms motion that the subject too import
ant for consideration the end OF the session Of Para-
mcut.
La France stated that OF the fetes at Nancy,
on Sunday the 81 INST. the occasion OF the unveng
OF the statue Of Thers promenade by gymnastic
gymnastic societies, members OF which from
Mez and 5trassburg and included persons studying for
the German Army. La France hopes that no harm will
come Of such Demonstration.
A Frenchnan named Guerin was arra gned before the
Marlborough Police Court, yesterday charged with
IN threatened TO assassinae VI. FraneeschiniPietri
Secretary to the late Prince I'm Deria il paid
OF money which he alleged % be due 10 HIM for pro-
noting the the last plebscirum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-06

ST. Brooklyn died late Monday evening from the effects
a sunstrOke. lie found IN an UNCONSCIOUS cOnnh
ton President and C5b a-sts vnd was removed 10
the Long Island College Hospital where ne iivel Only
snort time. The inquest was held ny Coroner Smms
yesterday
ROoert Eason. Of No. 237 Jayst Brooklyn, was overs
come ~ the heat yesterday nj Lyn gsfOns sugarhouse,
In Furman-st. He taken home.
Kate McA pine. fifteen, Of No ~ Peari-st, was
Frustrated by the heat Adamssi Brooklyn. yester-
day, and taken home.
Thomas McCreery, thiriynine. died 10 his resi-
dence Jersey CITY Heig t. Monday nignt, from the
effects of the heat He ~ two days.
George Carroll, age tweutF-hyp residing IN Ftity-
ffth-st overcome by the heat last evening 20 the
Market Street Depot OF tho Penn ylvana Railroad. i9
Newark. lie was remote 20 Police Headqu lfors and
attended by Police surgeon Read, aiter Nneh he was
sant % bis home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-06
TAMMAYY HALL DENOUNCED.

The following resolutions were adopted by
the Irving Han Democratic Executive Committee last
evening:
ReSolred. That the proclaimed design OF Tammany
Ha TO defeat the reelection Of LuCus Robinson II
tualy nominated for Governor by the next State Com
yention, transparent attempt 10 secure immunity
for It's munlc pal patronage ana official corruption and
lner the rebuke OF pendent electors
ton OF Who respect the usages Of the Demo
cratic paIy aud desire tho success OF It's principles and
candidates.
Resolved That such betrayal Of political faith at the
present important crisis be clearly traced the
aous bargain made by ram many leaders with tho
Republican paTtv, WHEN its Instruments In
rejected Democratic nominees. and adopted "A
for the reappOrtOumrnt Of Assembly Districts
thai nOtOriously and fauduleny deprived Democratic
constituencies of inst representation. and carried out
aud gerrymarderea the city 10 crafty the ambitions OF
then X pub lean allies.
ReSored, That Il Is the duty Of State conventions and
state central commit 10 reject delegates arriving
with such treacherous design, confidence the
Democratic party VIII DC seriously impaired II IL surren
dcrs ITS hO1cst convlc ions the despOtsIn and III
tIigue OF Idmmany Hall
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individuaity-than as a power in the dramatic art.
His acting however, has been useful in Its teach
ing of lessons of grace. 1t always notable Tor
elegance of treatment Mr. Fechter acted here IN
French as well as in English, and was finer In the
former than the latter. He spoke English fuenCy,
but with a sing-sOng cadence which ut tunes was
ridiculous. His schooling in English, It should be
said. was received from the late j. NJ. Below, SO
eminent in his day, and so we'll remembered, rs
public reader. Mr.. FechteTs acting was. IN lor9.
the subject of cordial encOmium, published IN a ne
Atlantic from the pen of Charles Dickens, and hls
life was enthusiastically sketehed, by Miss nate
Field, in the same publication, at about the same
time Ii has been in some respects a brittany LIe,
but il has been frutless, and the close OF IL mas
been lamentably sad.
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Gpetlal Notices.



Twice baked and win the adduon OF mi md salt makes
the most paatDle and nutritious dish Tor summer Gss ever
prepared.
Acts mildly upon the membrane Of the bowels IS
cents package All grOcers and druggists
Wholesale. r. G. HAZARD q co.
Mans Mission Earth-A thorough Modical rroAtisA
Indicating Conhsme Disabilities be removed fls
experience OF % study,
practice, the that viii esgrsd
hood STRENGTHENED vitality ana sound CONDITIONS II u-atl
that been impaired OyertANed DOBefA
OF Obstacles Marriage and " the
them. by mail Zoe. curreucy postage stAmos Address
eec'y Museum Anatomy and science. 49, 6th-ive, v
Post Ohce NOuce.-rhe rlrel GEEK n uag
TUESDAY at a, m- tor Europa, steamship Wisconsin
Queenstown; on WEDNESDAY az a. n fpr Europe BY
steamship Galla. lueeJstlNn correspondence fOc
France be specially aadressed and &C a for
France direct BY steamship Sc. Laurent yla Havre.
TIT RSDAN al ESQ for Ireland direct, Queens
correspondence Tor Great Britain AMI the Continent
be addresscO. ami at 1880 M, Europe
DY steamship Hrrer PymoGtn. Chsr0Burg ana Ham.
burg SArC RDAY, al m, tor Europa ~ steamship
Celtic tcorre-DOnleucr Germany and
scotland specially addTesse ami a.
scotland direct, by steamship Ethiopia glasgow and
1870 a. FOR europe. sJ-1nsIiD Wcser wa south
Bremen Fhe mails io' Dsnmsrs -Eedsp. aud
only The mails f1r The West indies BraZ aud Argcn mo
NeB YORK August .. Tho mails Tor NepOun leave
New-YOrK August The mail, flr Havana New YORK
August and D. Tho mails for Hayt Jamaica anl MaracaDO
August The mails Tor Mexico leave New
August The mails for AsUinwa aud SOafh PACING
NegNOrs August II. Inc fJr CHINA AMI
Japan August ID Inc mail, Tor Austria
la, &c, leave san Francisco september /.
rHJs. &. AdEs. Postmaster
Post ONCE. Neg-iOrk, August 2 1873
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BACKEOn Tuesday. August s. Peter BacSe after lnger
lug sickness.
Notice. of funeral hereafter
DE. LAMATBR-On Monday, August L. Eleaeor. wife Of
James DE Lamater
Relatives invited 70 attend toe funeral &C
her late denos 1873 East 3itst THURSDAY. 80
DOEAt theres Ms parents. ~ Pennsy aave
Elizabeth ~ = Charles l. Doe IT, IN the ~ Ia OF his
Noace OF funeral hereafter
HAYILAND-on the 81 1st. Willard. infant Of David
and the late sarah C. Ha7iland aged months days.
MoRRIsoNon saturday. the "a Inst, Maud. daughter OF
David A. and Abbe p. M0rrson aged aHd months
Funeral VIII akc place a. tne esAslce Of pTclts 5Duy
ten Duyvil on "Wednesday the 6th inst- { O'Clock
Carriages will await tie rival % the $50 u. from
42d-st Depot II. r. r. r. Fren1s kindly requested
not 10 sena flowers
PALMER-In London England. July 10. 1872. Henry
David Palmer age 80 years.
Funeral viii place AZ the Church of the
nuncatlOu' l.G-sI. Drtwe-n 9th and 7thayss this
wednesday morning.. August ., az 10 Jci)cS.
His friends invited without further notice II Is adiy
questei thai NJ lowers be ssat
READAt the residence OF her husband No 81 HeRryst,
Brooklyn, Elizabeth Alice, vile OF Henry " Read IL D.,
In the 22d yelr ~ her age.
Her remains will De taken - Yarmouth Ne, for burial
Boston and Portland papers please copy
WOOLMANAt East orange, y. J., August T. 1879 Harry
Nicholson win u Geo ; and Eide H. WOolman. AIRED
year and weeks.
Relatives family invites 70 atts1f tho
funeral on WeiaeS Lay August 8 az O'CLOCK from
his parents residence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-06
THE BANKERS' CONVENTION.
ALARGE ASSEMBLAGE EXPECTED.
ADDRESSES ON WESTERN AND SOUTHERN BANKING
TO BE DELIVERED.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THR TRIBUNE.


TO BE DELIVERED.
lBY TELEGRAPH THB tribune
SARATOGA, Aug. 5.-The Bankers COnven-
beglu its sessions IL o'clock tomorrow, in
the Town Hail. II believed that repres natives from
the chief cities and many towns in the East West,
North and South, VIII be present aud that
nearly 1000 bank officers and members OF banking
firms may attend The 5000 invitations sent to all
parts OF the country 10 more than 1000 National
banks 600 savings banks aud 10 all the prominent pr-
vate banks every city and town Of any consequence
Pubic sessions Will be held by the convention. and II
expected that no small number Of stockholders in banks
and other persons not members OF the convention
but interested in its work WIN be present
Many papers are 10 be read, and the time
OF the delegates will be fully occupied during the three
days that the convention will continue. The Executive
Council met this evening but made change OF import
aDce IN the plans OF the convention. The first
Of reports from the Executive Council. the
treasurer aud secretary After the election ~ Ulcers,
the subjects submitted IN the report OF the Executive
Council 20 be considered. There VIII be addresses
on the history Of the Western banks by H. II Camp OF
Milwaukee, Thomas sharpe, Of indianapolis, and other
members An address on Southern banking interests
the Citizens Bank OF Georgia. Atlanta Ga. Al address
California Banking is to be given by Mr. Gis0n Oh
Among the arrivals to-day for the convention were T.
Bank Buffalo James Bue, president or the Import
ers' and Traders Bank or NeTYOrE George :. Doe or
New-YOrK j. w. Lockwood, Of Richmond, Vlj ]. ID.
HAYS OF Detroit; A. u. Moss OF -aDduskY; Thomas
Hewey, Of MOble George Sch6neider aua Gerhard
foreman. OF Chicago T. T. Fox. OF IOWanda CHARLES
Is. Parsons, Of 81. LOUIS; II. II. Camp, Of auWauAee
Springfield, ONO; L. B. JUds0n, Ok Syracuse J.. 4.
Carlton, Of Boston and Harvey j. HOLSTER, Ok Bu1AIO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-06
GENERAL FOREIGN Ne US.

THE PROSPECTS or THE BRITISH CROPS.
LONDON, Tuesday, Aug. 5, 1870
The Times publishes review of the agri-
cultural prospects, in which it estimated that the con-
dton OF the hay and other fodder crops throughout
England and Wales IS many millions OF pounds short OF
the average value In principal barley growing dts
trcf worth Of the bar nearer 70 10 rs p5 20
10 SOS SOL thsu $40 1913 sol per which has been
the average value in other years.
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nAIIFEa Il B2O-..


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Labor and Capital Allies-Not Enemies BY Edward
Atkinson. 3ZmO, paper 20 cents cOth 81 cents.
Rea dings from English History Selected foreign
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NJ. A.. Ii. d. Honorary Fellow Of Jesus College, oxford
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-06
PUBLIC OPINION.

If ever the Democratic party IS to regain
that a-ceudaucy winch it enjoyed under the Admins
tr8toos of Jrrr-On Mad son. Monroe and Jackson, u
can Ouly do BY throwing overheard trading politicians
Ike Samuel j. Fdeu aud his plan friend Lucus Rob
lus0n.- NcW-YOrk star tIammany Deml
IT is friehtfully hot, there is no denying it,
vet se uiy cSasOe ourselves wish the reflection that
IL Br cecr ar comfortable al events They
IN tl gOte- by the of toe and in the cool
mountain resorts aud the people paying their bills
-fCrve,aud Herald (Rep)
We have never seen the Republicans better
uniFed jealousy at work. There Is little ndlca-
non anywhere loss OF any voters who supported
the rpuJcas cause last year On he other hand re-
crmt- from Democratic party ana Republican, Green
bakers are siy joining Republican host Lewis
Ton tjIe) Journal (RepD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-06

POLITE REyIyAL.-Papa You have wOrded
m = invitation 20 toe D. C0nrcy, very oddly O1via
what doer d. mean Iowa; Vel, dear, by Wedge
wooa's Etyn0lOgy that We have vulEarized many
words dropping thr initial &. lie instances nncn,"
1 auto property itch W 100 cuncn with
"a ON Tue sduY Cuncheun az l"-lFunDy Folks
When young fellow arrays himself In his
best clothes ana his way down ovp Tor tue hr,t
time acc0stfd by The bOotDteks ath y.r boots,
be- may consider that be- has crossed tue dividing line
thai separates BOY noDd frO manhood ANA That u u Ia
order or MIN to puI chase meeTscnaam pipe.- New
Haven HeaAier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-06
A CHEERING SIGN.

:
Now that the Grant boom has grown FAINT
aud Is iheY Out, A. is probable that there VIII D.
lttle animo-y displayed IN tAe National Convention
There are several Republicans who want the nOmIna-
zion very badly and several working hard TO get IT,,
but there Is no rule ruin disposition about tuem
and Of them objectionable 10 cause any
defecuOu ia party. The fact Is recognized that the
crFls too In pOftaut 10 permit OF trug. Republicans
feel their FIRST duty To keep The Nation from
being handed the COnfcdertes, and that
OF This nsidnratiOn all matters OF minor i'm
pOrtance IL principles not individuals we are COZ
lending Tor. IN which respect furnish happy con-
trast ~ opponents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-06
A WESTERN VIEW OF BLAINE'S PROSPECTS.
b. Ic-hLL--a Eenl

q He was only defeated at Cincinnati by con-
soidatIng All the delegations that supported MS
Varou, rivals such Morton BrtsJOw, COukDg, Hart
rant HAYES. Hawey, etc. Then he barely tllrd OF
majority u may not be possible 10 sOIdiy the OppO
ston another time Had Blame fallen back after de-
fea his streIg that time would not be fair tndca
ton OF n is likely 10 BE- in 1eeO. But Blame has
NOT ref regarded he bold, brl liant, auda-
cOus and aggressive man now that he was then. Ills
career Senate. less sensational than thai IN the
House Las made q more enduring impression upon the
people than previous career. He commands Oddy
the same popular admiration for pluck and alertness
and ability which be had formerly and To this he haS
added The aim OF steadfasness Of purpose, and the
dignity of q Senatorial presence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-06
CHARLES sCRLsNER,s sONs.

D -
Crsar, A Sketch. By James Anthony FrOuie. NJ \. I
vol crown Syo CLOTH with portrait grayed stee and
map 81 80.
Life and Letters OF Madame BOnapnrie BY +. l.
Ddier. / vol, emo, cloth. With Portrait 81 80.
The Witchery Of Archery. complete Manual u Arch
cry. BY Marice Thompson VOL small LIMO clotl NUS
trated. III So
Thee. Miss Crcspigny. Two new volumes Each VOL
l6no paper, 80 cents.
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az AuERIc4Y 1ss0cLlrToN

TO the Edttor Or me Trt5une
SIE: In your issue Of Saturday your Sara
oga correspondent states that the for the meeting
Of the American Association Tor the Advancement Of
Science mas been dehmtly nIcd and expresses the
hope that VII NOT CLASH with The Republican State
Convention Please state IN your columns that tile
meeting 81 the Association VII begin August II, and
WIl bee concl uded by september 3.
IL. CARHTSGTOS bolton.
Whte Mountain Notch. y. H.. july 20.
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noUGHroN. OsGOoO a. Co.
81 Astsr-plaee

I'll Ast6r-piafe
spain n Profile b. James A. hars0 anth0r OF ~9reek
Visnstes Litdo Classic style lsmo rcd edges
Massncaa>etts Reports. Vol -. by Joan Lathroa
Rep0rtet. sYo slcea. - 80.
The Philosophy Of Music. By William Pole r RS Vol
IS OF the Philosophical Library Crown lt top IS so
British Poets. Riverside riiuoa Surrey and WYATT 1
shakespeare anu Ben JOnson. vol FL - each.
The Late aud Epoch of Alexander iIaEaiitsn HistOr-
iea tuay ~ the Hon Geo. shea oyc, glt top DeVclei
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