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New-York tribune., 1880-02-08
DIED.
RLOODROOD-At Pert

BIOODGOOD-At Perth Amboy y. J.. February o. 1850
Doziah. widow OF william Bloodsood, iso ~" wears
months and ) days ,....,.., o, a
funeral services the gterhn thurch W TcFh Am
boy on Monday February ., at O'CLOCK y. ui
BoCKOVER-On Friday morning february o a ~ nrp"syn % "
Of typhoid pneumonia Matannh eide'' uAdsn'c VI '"e w
Jason H. ven, The residence Of mother No. 2eA
Isfavetfe ave on Monday, February q, al D. M
Jersey City and sussex Co.. " j., papcis please copy
coNEAt Great harrington, Mass Febraary ], 1880 John
A. Cone jr NJ. D.. aged ~ years
coRy-At Paterson. n. J. on Friday. February o. lsoV
Tan,as 1.orv m the sOth year Of hts age.
services at So a Carolst Monday February D. a. haif
past l.
cRANE-At Nontoair, y t. February o. Of heart disease
s,1s an Hai,iwip wife OF Matthias Crane.
Funeral Monday February " at p at her aie
residence.
pAvEY-on Friday, the eth Caroline f.. wife OF Thomis
Resfyes and friends ara respectfully invited g attend The
u srl services az atc iel'e, NO. ~ nfeeh"lNh
ave- on SUNDAY evening the 9Th 'nst' et 'iSO % IL.
pRrsLER-At brooklyn. SATURDAY February $50 sarsh
iemeutlne, wife of Heny brisel jr ahn N'n2h'et Vi
0brr e, and sarah M. DupuY apei 70 veaiA, -, A..
Relofves and friends OF tlo family are Nou ~
funeral Al Luke's g.nrcl ChetonsFef near pc fu'on
Brloxlrn. Monday. the etl al - oeOVA A'' '''''''
that flowers be sent
IATHROP-On Friday. February O. 1880 sarah Iathron
Relative. and friends are invited 70 sIeno nel s tA h H.
IS Church, AthRVo ahu Ooas On "vn""S' to"
ruary o. at IL O'Clock ~ M
LtPs-On Thursday morning, February .. 1880 loan
ID philips. iu tho 7ad year OF his age -, 4, . 49,, a.,
N11'er,i tSom No ISL West 3ttdst, sunday nOrning
February = at 10 o'clock. NO flowers.
sHELDOE-At Broodgn ~ on Lrday, 9.h ,nss ia ehar
Of AuDurn Professor Rufus sheldon, o bfooA
qbe ~ re,uaIps will he taken to Auburn Tor burial
wIftIAMs- suddenly on Friday February G, the hon.
ras al williams OF BROOKLYN, exSherin OF kings county
peiaTiyes aud respectfully invite 70 attend tle
isayivn on Tnesiay the ilh inst, at o'clock D.
"a II ia req quested that NO aowers be sent
New-York tribune., 1880-02-08
UANDERING STARS.

Miss Nelson acted last week in Ottawa, Brock
vile. Kingston and Bellevle. THIS week she IS In
Toronto - Miss Cavendsh acted last week IN
Brooklyp. Tomorrow night she appears in Albany
Mr.. Jefferson has gone to his plantation. at
Orange Island, New-Ibcria. Louisiana. -. John
MeCuIlongh acts all this week in Galveston, Texas.
Mr. Sothern is in Chicago. He "ill be In San
Francisco on the 23d inst. Emma Abbott was
last week in Nashville, Tenn... ...Colvile's
Folly Company Is still at the California
Theatre San Francisco. .Tompkins Hills
Boston Theatre Company are this week
acting drink in st. Louis......Mr. Neil
Ruroess is pervading the New-England towns
with The Widow BedOt.". The Boston Theatre
Ideal Pnafore Company will reappear in Brooklyn
at the Academy of Music, on February 23-f.
& Chanfrau was in Chicago. at Hamlil's Theatre,
last week. acting Kit.....G. Williams, IN Our
German SENATOR acted at Mcvickers Theatre, Chi
cago last week. Mr.. CsmpbelPs play OF Inc
Galley Slayey has been well received at Hayerlys
Theatre Chicago 10. ID. Byron appeared last
veek in Springfield, Hoyoke. MerdeD and Water
bnry. Kate Claxton has been seen, within the
week inst ended in several of the rural cities OF
Ohio. .Gotthold's "OctoroOn Company Is IN the
oil regions of Pennsylvania. Kate 0iraid was
last week in Toronto. .Georpe Clarhe "as' iasV
week. IN Baltimore. John i. raymond Is actihe
on the circuit in Ohio, and Maggie Mi'chei is "
Missouri, .salsbury's Troubadours appeared Sat
urday night in Buffalo. Mckee Rankin ana party
are in the oil regions. Fanny Davenport acteu
Leah. the Iorsaken, while in New-Orleans. cara
Morris has attracted large audiences IN san ran
cisco Miss Alice Harrison Is not gong % 10 r.u- .r
rome this wear as reported, and she not ORGANIZING
boarding school party but she VIII resume ao,-
Ing next season, with an entirely new ehteItain- ehteI
menr in which her brother Louis VIII particIpato
Rose Coghlan returns to Wallacks next season
Robson and Crane have produced AZ Nsw-or-
leans new play EMIT led sharps ana fIats -''''
Mr Randmaun was last week IN Louisville.
Fanny Davenport will appear in Harrisburg on
February g.. .Denman Thompson Is ms week * 10
Providence Lawrence barrett goes now ,,o,, on
tour of the New-Engand cities; ul'9er .nc
ment OF BIeech Of Buffalo The ctraseglss are ~
Maine Jarretts Troupe. with Fun Aboard
the Rrlslaln Nas at Stamford l1st nl9ht
New-York tribune., 1880-02-08
sHARpSH0OTI1G IN NEH-JERSEY.

ELIzABETHPORT. n. j., Feb. IA number of
New-Yors and New-Jcrscy m3rksmen took part In tar
eet-shootng here to-day for rifle. The conditions
we're ten shots cach standing position 100 yard The
winner of the rife was Charles ID. Ellis, OF hcw-IOrE,
who made score OF Al cut OF possible 30 Tie next
highest score IN de was 80
BERGEN POrNT. Feb Tn the New-York Gun CUBS
regular saturday pigeou-snJotns matches oday. the
conditions were Hurngham Euglish ruca, i've traps,
Ave yards apart, handicap rise. The programme
o,eued with ten-blrd sweep resulting IN the follow,
tnS scores: Knowles 80 yards, blrds Hand, ~
wards, s (; aud Castoni % yards, .. on the tiy
Isug shot of, Knowles took the nist
49, and Hand the second. Another at ten birds
resnlte1 As follows: Colonel Butler u yards, brds
Kn@vIcs 30 ynrfs, o: Barton, o; and Hand. D. An
otSer Ieii-brd sweep was won by Colonel Armstrong;
MN l rd eight birds az 80 yards match was then
- a. d bird, between Colonel Butter aud A. u. Hand
~ resnlied In favor OF Colonel Butler who killed
tsrds M 16 yards while Nj. Hand Killed ID BIRDS nt -
ynrJs The closing event wasa ten.brd sweep ana ie-
gni,ed I'm "A tie between Messrs Knowles ana Butter,
sun ting 10 birds straight. TGey DIVIDED the stakes
Tbe OF her scores as folowsi Moi.0ud. D birds
Armstrong and jackson, eacni Barton stone ana
Hand, each.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-08
MUSIC-!THE DRAMA
THE oRATORIO SOCIETY.

Haydn's Creation" was given last evening at
steinway Hall by the Oratorio Society at Its third
,oncert. There was an immense audience, and the
,rayorio was Enthusiastically received. Miss
Let,tis Fritsch. Mr.. jacob Graf and MI
Mvron w. Whitney had the solo parts. Miss Fritsch
who Is a pupil of Stoekhausen, returned to tins
,ountry only few months ago. She has the mate
rial for an excellent singer, clear pure So
nrano voice. of charming quality of tone. bright and
fresh and she seems to have been not i'll taught, so
far "a she has gone She has moreover, most pleas
ING stage presence. But her work shows lack or
thorough study and while there is great promise
she is wanting in strength and finish In short
she has in her the making of capital singer but as
vet she is raw, and comparatively unframed. She
has every advantage that nature can give her; she
lacks most of those with which art will furnish her,
Mr.. Graft who had the tenor part, was not very
good Neither his voice his style seemed suited
10 the Creation" and while his work was
ALWAYS careful it was not always satlslac-
tory Mr. Whitney was admirable. We have no
SINGER who 80 thoroughly understands music OF
tLs sort as he none to whom 1t is always so pleas
anf 10 listen. He is in sympathy with MS
work and enjoys it, The chorus was vlg-
orous but there was nothing delicate nor
esneciaily refined about It, DR.. DamrOsch seems 10
have the knack of carrying his chorus along with
him and its work. as is the work of his orchestra IN
the symphony Society's concerts rs marked rather
by force and hre than by grace and hnlsh.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-08

body to see why any considerable body of the
citizens of Brooklne should wish to be absorbed by
Boston Is standing puzzle to all outsiders. -
However great his success elsewhere Mr.. Parneu
Is failure In this section. He was received at hrst
with an uncommon degree of cordiality. DRnitarles
OF state and city turned out to join in giving hiin
a welcome TO such an extent that one coulu not
help wondering II the next election and the Irish
vote were In aDybody's mind. THIS reception and
the fact that he was to be entertained by lady OF
BeacOn-st put him IN position Tor somewhat
triumphant career. But apparently the man has no
tact whatever for which deficiency he may not be ut
fault He certainly Is at fault, however IN having
an exceedingly bad temper, which ne has chosen to
indulge good deal bereabouts He bad hardly
been in the city forty-eight hours before he made
coarse attack on The Daily 4drerhser because IT
mildly dissented from of the points in one OF
his speeches while his general public career has
been such that The Journal calls him blaeksuard
and says bis campaign In this country IS hindrance
to the best interests of the Irish people. And. with
ont going into details, may venture TO say that us
talk and in private havcbeen such that GER
tain gentlemen would be glad to have everybody
forget speedily possible that they TOOK prom-
neht part In the reception on his arrival,
There is q prospect OF some political fun ahead
here in Boston. Just before the last city election
Buffers man MeDavitt came out rs an independent
candidate for Mayor The movement hardly
amounted TO enough to laugh at sOfar as he himself
was concerned, but 1t interfered with the working
of the machine In certain wards to such an extent
that several of the regular Democratic nominees 10
the City Council were defeated This fact continues
rudely 20 disturb the digestion and peace of mind
OF some of the faithful In the Cbarlestown and
South Boston districts Accordingly, they
brought the matter up at a. meeting OF
the City Ward Committee few evenings
ago. Several members of the committee itself were
charged with treachery to the properly chosen can
didates of the party, and one was even accused OF
visiting the house of Republican candidate on the
Sunday before election Finally after long and Bit
ter discussion, d special committee of i've was
chosen TO revise the constitution aud bylaws and
to report in writing what independent politics
means and what constitutes good Democrat"
That report take 1t will be worth reading and con-
aiderin0 If II ever Kets before the public.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-08
ESCAPING THROUGH THE sCUTTLE.

fire broke out in the wooden bouse, No.
oil Greenw ohs. occupied by Jacob SUISSE. dealer 10
furnishing goods, early yesterday morning The second
oor was occupied by Mr. SUISSE, his wife. Two children
aud servant aud the oxt through the store was cut
Of The ire spread rapidly, and Mr.. SUISSE saw that
h only WAY Of escape was through the roof. lie took
chd I'm each ann, and told his wife and servant 10
follow him. and then went Out OF tne mouse tnIvuEh
me scuftIe The wife and could not follow bim,
NM tney were rescued by two men, susse's loss Is
Ave diirept companies. :. Levine. who occupied the
ad,ot,ng budtng lost $500 by smoke aud wafer. aud
ID Garcewich lost $1,000 by smoke ana water. About
II : 600 will cover the loss on the buildings.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-08

nrodieious yirtuoso an immense musician" so, az
least, thinks a contemporary on The Paelnc slope
The works selected fer the next Leeds Fes-
tivaI to be given In the Autumn, are "E1jah'" sam
son %" The Creaton" spohr's " Last Judgment Men
delssohn's l14,h Palm" Mr. Arthur snlltvan' ne"
oratorio David and Jonathan" Mr. Barnetts new can
tata, The Building OF the Ship. sterDdaIc
May Queen" and the Ninth symphony. hopes hle
still entertained of inducing Ra to compose an
tral work 60 represent tho ineleih usEi"Hn s'"'V'
though he has already feiused once
They are talking of disestablishing the drum
in the French Army but the proposition 10 violently
contested Its supporters quote Napoleons saying that
the drum IS the best OF lnstruments it initiates tbe
sound of the cannon and is out OF tune l's
opponents on The other hand contend that the trumpe
can heard further ana that the trumleter ean
which also MAKES il impossible for him to step a Iu
pace, that the marching OF the column at 'ne Ho
Of which he walks, Is always disordeieu'
Miss Abbott's singing thus inspires the poet
of Tie Indianapolis Journal:
TO EMMA ABBOTT.
Adleu, o peerless bird OF melody
We wave tear-spaugled hands in fond adeu;
For every lmpid song poured on. 10y you,
Fen In our hearts and brimmed them layishIy
With purest love and sweetest ecstasv.
The music Of the voice We listened 10 ~, ,,orch
Shall murmur down our slcep and ripple through
our farest dreams. until our s.umbefs De
Such landscapes rs the scraphs wanuer OeT,
stroking the quivcrinE strings Of harps Of gold
And lifting happy voices evermore. ,,
Or haply AS your own dreams ran before
God seni you 20 US from the angel shore.
One of the twenty five compositions oifered
in connection for the 1000 Cincinnati prize was
hvmn book which was sent with the following letter
septcmber 90 Is79-Dear Sir: This book OF mine Is
nut mn in paper box we'll wrapped with twne to go by
express the cost paid gong nnd viii be on the way
TO Cincinnati soon to you to the Musical festiVai
Association for consideration by the Judges IL u
deserves any merits then give alike reward not then
eSpcc & hope the Book will he cent to Its native nome
TO me IA IL something OF work when shOud De XVI
i'm the family for q remembrance its work Whch Was
conlposed I'm my youthful days you VIII INA ABOUT ine
time hen IL was ade where you Will sec my name ~
white letters all done with goose qu p'D % ne NC -
here f. any frther in formation required then write 10
me acsi9 a viii give ali the satisfaction that can on
the subec II there - an answering adGfess eht nhI nj
n Main that there may no mistakes I've made a. VIII
answer again neediul would Ike TO know II thc popA
in. reach Cd you let me hear from you III you pease
Yours rrny Tine date referred IN the letter, rs "a
tho origin Of the bOOk. u 1S2s 10 1s4O.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-08
THE BOSTON STAGE.

William Warren took a benefit at the Boston
Mnsenm ON the 9th inst acting Middie~icE, IN
"Our Boys.s A new play named Midsummer
Madness was produced at the Museum last night.
The actors are Messrs. 7. r. Sullivan and W. W.
chamberlin Mary Anderson Will act al the
Boston Theatre tomorrow night. succeeding Den
man Thompson. She appears as Eradae. Miner
Leyick is with her,. Lolita will succeed Law
renee Barrett at the Park Theatre tomorrow night
Mr.. Eaton's comedy of "All the Rage" VIII
he continued on the Gaiety stage e.----.The Stra-
kosch Troupe is at the Globe Theatre, where 1t
will be followed next week, by Miss Neilson.....
yoseffy is announced to appear in Boston on the
18th. 18th and 14th inst. Sensation drama ana
variety prevail at the Howard Athen&um
Dion Boucicault. jr acted FRANCOIS in Richelieu,
with Mr. Barrett. January 20, at the Boston park.
The Gazette says He read the part intelgentiy ana
well and won both the esteem and sympathy OF his
hearers Tom Jefferson played little part in the
same cast John T. Raymond VIII act at the
Park Theatre February % Mr.. Boucicaut mas
touched up Daddy ODowd" " for production at the
Museum. Robson and Crane are TO appear at
The Globe Theatre, March The Globe mas re-
gently been redecorated, and further Improvements
are proposed "T The Galley Slave Is 10 DC
hrouaht ont in Boston. by-and-by. with the COM
oapy now acting il at Niblo's Theatre.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-08
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
Synopsis for the paSt "a hours.

WASHINGTON. Feb 8. 1 u. m.-The barometer
has risen tho Atlantic Coast, with north ry to west
ery Winds no change temperature aud clear or part
lv cloudy weather preceded by light in NewEng-
land and NewYork. Northerly TO eastery winds and
clear weather have prevailed In the Ohio Valley. Ten.
nesse and tho Gulf states with increased pressure, ana
no changes iu temperatre. Generally clear weather
las prevailed the Northwest and Lake region, with
southorY To- westerly winds, falling barometer ana
sgnt rise I'm empcratre The barometer IL highest In
virginia and lowest In Minnesota. Light rains have
prevailed the Texas Coast, and light snow, followed
by clearing weather IN the Lower Lake region.
IndicdfioHs.
For the Middle States clear or fair weather. nortbery
winds shifting to easterly aud southery slowly rsing
temperature and during the dhy slowly luIhhE paiViH
eicr.
For Engard clear fair weather, stationary or
al ght fall IN temperature northwest 10 sOuthwostwnu
and rising followed by failing barometer.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-08
THE NEW YORK STAGE.

Mr. Roucicaut has been cordially welcomed at
Wallacks Theatre and he will continue TO act there
in 1.-THE Shaugbraun," which has again proved
practieal The new Madison Square Ihe-
atre,-opened OIL February A, by MI Steele
Mackaye. with his drama of /" Hazel Kirke,"-has
received much attention, and is. apparently, IN high
favor. The False Friend" by Edgar Fawcett,
may be seen at the Union Square. 1t is an indler-
ent pay but it contains few good points, end II Is
ably acted and handsomely framed, and thus has
been saved from failure. The Spanish Students
have made bit at Booths Theatre. but the Panto-
mime is only tolerabe. Charles Roberts, Jr' WIZ
read from favorite authors. tomorrow hlght' aU
Cbckeunp Hall Sidney WoOllett will give
series of six rectals from Shakespeare and other
poets. at Chokering Hall. during the season OF
Lent These will occuron successive Mohuays
Mr.. Vandenhotf is to give new series OF re-
citals from Dickens Shakespeare. ETC.. at ChcKer-
ing Hall, beginning on February IL. six read
;ngs will be given, on successive Thurs
days." The Wedding March" is vlsloie
at the Park and is prodigious ebulhtion OF human
genus The appearance here OF Miss Rachel Saw
YER has given pleasure to all playgoers who have
seen her John A. Stevens will come out at hav-
erly's Theatre tomorrow night. In unknown
1.-The Royal MILDLY" goes on at DAYS. ana
1.-THE Pirates of Penzance" at the Fifth Avenue
The Boston Ideal Pinafore Company Will
shortly appear at Niblos. The Rice Troupe has
been exercising its powerful intellect since the "a
inst. at the Standard Theatre. Persons who ike
theatrical confectionery will find 1T there. .Ihe
San Francisco Minstrels. who now stand at the head
of the dramatic profession, and furnish SHINING
example, which is followed. amid the ecstatic
plaudits of an intelligent public. at almost all thc
theatres in the United States have signallized the
week inst closed by bringing out a new American
drama. entitled Blue Fishing or the Pirates M 1i
Sandy Hook" The author, We believe is MT aug
RvmSn Tie drama is one of profound emotional
Interest. and hopes are freely entertained that at
last, contempOraneous genius will have chance
fow ont of this stupendous effort. Mr: Ryman's
views together with those of the crudite Birch and
the deep-revolving Backus. TO the future OF tue
classic drama in our favored land have not been
nromnlgated but doubtless can be Obtainod
The circus remains at the Aquarium.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-08
HARPER A. BRD~.


N.,oirs of N me Rruusut lsJz- lsoS edited with
preface aud notes BY hur Grand on PAU e h"ussL s.na
DOR Translated by Ms Csshel HUey and lr John liie
Iar Il. paper 10 cents Part l. iio paper 10 cenis)
sporting Adventure. In the Far West by ~. hur
phY illustrated. l2mn. cloth, 81 %
The Origin Of the IOmrric Psesns A Lecture by Dr.
Bony. Trans ated ffub the tth ueffnan Bdon
By Lewis 4. Packard. square lbmo. cloth 70 conts
Southey ari Dowdcn. limo. cloth. 10 cents In
the sere entitled English Mea Of Letters"
New-York tribune., 1880-02-08
crougR ~. CARLETON A. CO..

TIiIda and story of Thres Lvea ~ Mrs =. neiali
Benjamin Large l2uo. handsomely printed and bonnd.
Pnce. 81 90.
Our Daughters, what siHf We 10 win theiui A Tais
By H4flaud. Paper houns. WITH
GEN..
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unARLE- sCRfYS9R,s sOS-

Tao Autobiography ofPrince hetternieh: Edited by
pTinoe Mrtttrach Translated by ioona Naiof,
with chronological table aud minute index vols, with
nor rats and fac 4 allies -.
Communism nni soc inlism In their History aud The-
ery rheOdorc D. wuolsey DID IL D., lsieJ frr>dcat
Of ale Cltee vol. l2mO coth, a 90
The Emotions ny Jane. NcCosh. u. D.. ~. ID, rresi'
dea OF PrineetOn College vol, clOSn bvo. cioi. a.
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rurATRICAL MISCELLANY.

Mr.. BARLEY Campbell says that he qInttcd JournM-
ism and turned his atte ton to rlay-wrIting oy Tue
advice Of the late L. l.. Davenport. He also says
that Iougfellow, having seen Fairfax" at the
Boston Park Theatre, sent to him letter, saying:
~ have rarely been so entertained, aud see IN it
the promise of an American dramatic literature"
So the poet. too. forgets that we had an American
drafaatic literature some time before Mr. Campbell
New-York tribune., 1880-02-08

iIist0-y of the Reign of Queen AnEe. hy John hhl
Bur On. s vols. svo. C'oth. Sii 81
The life and Wrifnas Of Henry Thomas BUCKLE, ny
Alfred Hrnry Huih vols by9 cloth with portrait On
steel Slu o.
The Hswahp Archipelago months amang the "a m
of sandwich Islsnda
IS isabs In L. Brd 2mo coh, VITA Illustrations. 81
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sa0 HrDadr1y. NeW-Nora
Thou audi l., rs o Life. sith oth. pgfms ~ rheo.
dore nton. No., i2mO. Ota, TOP. 81 10
A study of Shakespeare. By Alseuon Charles swim.
burne. / vO.. l-mo, cljtn extra gilt iop 81 70.
The Peep show handsome vol lmo o. smusement and
instruct young Illustrated vol iio picture
hoar
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Henry HOLT e. co..

Sunshine nd la the Eusi. nv Mrs Erasssy. With
Ia Illustrations and maps. Authors .ton. Ssc ~ 90
Cox'- Pspaar komances Of the Middle Ages. ny -h
George W. Cox aud hUs'ace Hinton Jen"@ Largo lzmo'
- %
E.cott's England Her People rolty All pus.nits, ~
4 M. EsloLL sso -nnLioa WIN Malaces = Nos.,a ~ -
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IvisON. BLAKEMAN, TAYLOR a. Co.
l3S aad 4 90 Grsnd-.t

Weii.s Natural Pb iosopLs. Atw edipoa. ipiJ Illus.
traicd neyisud and dirs accordance with The lsitst
results discovery AL research by Mor,hngi"h
4. FoaL iucc 81 o.
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ID. p. d. Elks Bali,
MADISON SQUARE GARpRN.
Monday, February ..
A COATING Oh DIAMONDS

on pure crystal surface These are HUsHREss PARSiAs
for sale only at Humphreyse jewoy store
$40 Broadway. Of i2ths Newyork Their iustre
perpetua "The Crclet OF describes them. Mailed
freq He has no agents.
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MACMILi.AS * Co..

The Economies Of Industry. by aired harsaah and
MARY P.leV Narsba I2Iao cloth. 81. tont nts BOOK
Iani, ant capital BOOK = Normal NAee' hooA D
Market Naine- .
Frauce since tho First Empire. ny James MaodoRell
Edissi by hs vile. l2ino, clotl 81 20.
R.c,n,ociry. Bi Metailism and Land TeHarc Reform
A, 80 snder T. Wilson. sv0 cloth, 223
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FoRDN, mOwARp a nlLBERr

A FOOLS Errand By one of the fo's.
Pig. and Thi.ties Romance of western Heserse.
A. W fOurgca l3mO, Goth, 81.
Toinettei southern rae. BY A. w. TonrFee re~ cli
With preface on the faco Prooism "f ue sseih
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A. q. Armstrong 4 son.

lions Of Life BY ih- f.ev. pr " a. Taylor win
dne portal sl'~. 4 vol a.. ava 81 10
Life of Alexander Dan y. %. by George smith. u u.
Printed plates Of tie haglsh edition Win al lntfo-
ducfiou b. the Rev. MIn H. luJ io D. u VOL. otbAf0s
Il 100 uaccs as.
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GEORGE 2. rrrN.n,s SoNs..

The Inier-O esnc Cnnai and the nenroe poetriPe,
D. cseutng concise form she aisiorlca fecd of
plans ior canal across The l-mus svo cotbsi
4 Dictionary OF the German Terms Ised IN Med,ciae
BY r. Gutter Il. ID surgeon Of lie n Y Rye AUD baf
inarm5ry. $40. clOth extra. 81
I.ady's i:iie ia the Rocky Mountains Nv IssSe'.
Bird author Of TX Months in The sauiWicL lsaNaA
700 Mles rkrough JspsE octave. nsiaiea o. 10
New-York tribune., 1880-02-08

O'lfearais Napoleon. kEpoeoB IN kxe oi, N0los
from ueIeus, Deug Tie opinions Aud cicfns Of Ma
reeOn ~ barry y O'Meera with poftra ~ Ngpoleoq
snd view Heisaa vols. i21o. N.0hs ~ oO hall
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HoUGHT0S. osGOsD * 90.
Aa.faa

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