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or THIS Dl>CON X
Celery has only come into public notice within The
last Few years - a ~ueryine, but scientific expert
mCuts and experience have proved beyond a doubt
hiatt t controls irritation and periodic nervous and
sick headaches 10 remarkable degree.
But combination OF the FXTBACT OF CELERY
y CHAMOMILE. which has been but recently in
tr0ducrd 10 the profession aud The public 10y myself,
has produced such marvellous results in curing ner-
yousues> and headaches, and especially nervous and
sick headaches, neuralgia Indigestion, and s~leepless-
ness, mat 70 has excited public attention and news
paper comments, and therefore ! give The following
Information 20 The public TO avoid answering hun
dreds Of letters OF inquiry about them.
My CELERY y C~HAMONILE PILLS, for the
cure Of headache and nervousness, are prepared IN.
der my supervision. and are INTENDED expressly to
cure headache, neuralgia, Indigestion, sleeplossness,
and nervousness, and will cure sny case where no
organic disease or the brain or spinal cord exits.
Hundreds OF cases II many years standing have
been Cared. No mat sr how chronic or obstinate
the case may be, a permanent cure IL morally GER
tain. This statement is MAIDS amer years Of sxpe-
rieuce IN their Use IN the general practice Of medi-
cine.
These pills are also valuable for school children
who suffer from nervous headaches, caused by an
o~ycrworked brain iu their studies and for al
classes Of hard ~braiH-wOrker.. whose overtaNed
nervous centres need repair and sed1tion. Nervous
tremor, weakness. and paralysis are being dhhy
cured bv these pills. Th-y correct costiyeBess, but
are not purgatve.
Directions on each box. Price so cents, or six
boxes for - 5 postage tree TO any address. No
order filed unless accompanied by the money. For
sale by all wholesale snd retail druggists. Depot,
North Rulaw street, Baltimore, Md.
au 27-eodlw
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Death OF IA Distinguished IaIeohe
Divine.

BALT5&ORE, Nd, September 26.-Eey:
DIT. John McCalrey, one Of the most noted
divine, in the Catholic Church, died at EN-
mitt,burg this morning; aged about sew
enty.cight years. Or. McCafrey was born
in EmmittsDurg, and educated at Nj. II.
Mary, college, Of which be was aiterWard
president for thirty years. He declined the
bi>hopric of South Carolina many years
ago, preierriug to mllntan his connection
with the college, which always prospertd
tLrI.r I'M. nLnrrl-
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Senator VOORHEES, 10 bis Grafton on the
late President laid "If ] might make 4
comparison ! would say that, with the fX-
ception Of Jefferson and John quincy
Adams, be was the most learned President
In what is written 10 books In The whole
range OF American history"
The RiddlebeTger bill is The only BASIS OF
settlement offered by the Mshoneites'- VT'
gina People.
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uAmINK aNTELLIGENCE'
PORT " RlChMOND, %HErrEi1hh =5' IeoI'

EOhA VI
ARgIykD
s,eamsbip OIL Dominion. Wllser, New fors'
,srrrhandise ana passengers, o. W. amen C"'
F.n n,m.r pio.. er. Plat, Philadelphia, merchan-
ne and passei kers. }. ". MCGarritkr agent.
steamer Ttg-s Lliy, WalthaN, thlcAAaDmihy MIR
thapdi-e aud Gis-eugers' W. ~ y. Co'e' suI"iN"'
schooner ysIIism Mcgee Ramsey, Philadelphia
'oa.t W.. = a. Crant. Satpblr, New York, iron.
Richmond .Sd Allegheny Railroad company
srnoDue- Nu.kpr. -. pbilthrlRSi iron, hI'Li
mond add sluytie Railroad toul.ab} n.,.t,ht,
schooner Daniel GirDrdi SInAh' fhlAuelPh O.
coal, AlOfd Blair. ~
Steam- Ariel. Ginord. Nosfoik, United s.ss'
mail, ~ rcLandise ana pa'ss-sers' L. b. I"'4aA>
sgen'.
Br,c,A Antelope, -, from Sennebec river In h~'
bourc.ap. .o,xn
Nsv YORK.-Arriyed z2th: schooner y {.
upss,ey. Cfanmar; Mtb2 w. n. lantuh' SiVc
and r G.. Terry, hYers, from hlehlhohS- 49,
tann,rs "A. l., Slaglai. Rutter; Annie :. d9le,
p.ph.rd,on: Monmouth, Andyrson' MlbNa Ma
= p,,r.ali: W. "A. Van Name, CObOepl Mary
&. Femerick. SiiiaAS' Henry thnvu. Sssnnsh
( samuel h Slzrp, Curtis; saraa b~s5 III
more Ellen Helgats, Walton VI; '. t.oAs' raj
Seuburg; lean Ionng, Curtis; John Anna, 'ol
itus. i. y Xrksy, lOugslreet; SARAH J. VAUGHN
Vaughn: Barnett Jones, CHtuendeG; fN,tt,yn
McKeen; George L. man. Russell; sauna H. I'm
| ufCOff. lOMfil-ht iipu ' AriNf- @.
Cleared 2ilh: schooners A. g. ireland, - .
lHIhmOnd aud G.. H.. kirk. turies, lG Ci'Y INV.
rr1yes osth. ScboOusrs John r.. Kelsey, l.e@<
street. n j. ton, Mills; : W. bdnnel, fsi
Ser; Mary Emmtr. West; J.. Fa,Sep9apx' lie
land: Three brothers, Bailey: }. H. happ a. I
paniJ,n Ro.Ler Mo,es e.. LCOEsrd. LOS'r1 ~
4 Hooper, IngerOll; May T.. simIoss, Syn an
Harry LaadtlL Haukins: Wiphm CIsih, s.'S a. ~
IL, Leach. Edwards; Mary ha'tl, I'SsS r%boo",
~, prsgntor,-4l from Virginia. Aho sshnou
Or r. A. Collins, Williams, virginia ior h1uH'
p1rL. "a o.,,. Rsys George Pea
xI1s1n- for mo JaneirO yis Neii POiub
NEwPoRr.-Ariigsd 23d; schooner hh'''P''N
pohinson. Rnstnn, tOr Rlchnlo2d.
PoRTSNOUTH. y. H.-Arrlstd ga eVh'"N''
; NJ Coon, AylWard. ttOm hiehmohd
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SYMPTOMS LIVER REGULATOR,
PROTECTION FROM MALARIA.

DROTECTlON FROM
ca numerous are the developments Of Malaria
hat neople continually suG'r from from 'his mex
TONS noi.on when they least imagine It islurkihE III
'heI 1Jr FEVER, HEADACHE,
INTERMITTENT FEVER,
DEBILITY, BILIOUS FEVER,
LAsSITUDE,
TYPHOID FEVER, NAUSEA
ARE THh
pArNyUL OFTsPRINGS OF MALARIA
h,ve tbeir oligin Ia = disordered hNef' "nIen
80 ~, regulated in TINE, great suffering WTe'cheu'
pe.s. and dea h will ensue.
SIMMONS LIVER
PURELY ~vEGETADLEl
il sb.olutely certain in its remedial effects, ana s,.S
more promp,ly I'm c~uring.all forms OF Aialsr'S, os,
80 man calomel or quinine, Without any VI '"'
,n1nr,ous consequences which folio" their u's.
n taken occasionally by persons eHPoeeu" '
isria. IL will expel the poison ana cv,
~ PROTECT THEM FROM
sse hat you get the genuine In white "rSppoi'
SIN red n, prepared only by co
au 3O-deodly&wIy L"
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Breaking Ground.

RaLEIGH, n. G., september &.-Work
was BEGUN this morning on the Midland
North Clrolina railroad, from 6oId'DoIo'
10 Salisbury, y. Z.
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REST AT LAST
HON0RS TO THE DEAD PRESI-
DENT AT CLEVELAND.
THE REMAINS LYING " STATE,
Thousands Of Mourners Passing I'm
Procession To Wow the Caskot.
THE CHOICEST FLORAL TRIBUTES,
Showing RoverentiaI Homage From
All Sections.
THE LAST SAD EXECUTES.
impressive nnd solemn Ceremonies I'm
Monumental Park.
AN ELOQUENT AND FEELING
ETLOGY.
Three Hundred Millions OF the Hu.
man Race share i'm the Sadness
and Mourning of To-Day
AN ELOQUENT AND FEELING
EULOGY.
" Three Hundred Millions OF the HUI.
man Race Share i'm the Sadness
and Mourning of To-Day"
THB GOVERNORS OF MANY STATES
Meet and GIVE Expression To TheII
Feelings I'm sympathetic
Resolutions
MEMORIAL SERVICES At HONE And
ABROAD.

Death Of an Eminent catholic Divine-Burn-
ng of "A College in Pennsylvania Move
ments of General Carr's Command-Other
Interesting Telegraphic Items.
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seI7.Mel7

nEMEMBER STATE FAIR,
OCTOBER l7-27'
.o.,z EVERYBODY COMING.
-@oV JoB WORK NEATLY E&'
Is ECUTED a. tbs DiEfAI0n
RUiIsE
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DISTINGUISHED CITIZENS PRESENT.
Az %ovERCRowDLD CITY.

PlaclrGs are met with on all sides. - Fur
nished rooms % lci." Some OF the prices
cbsr@ed are eXorbitani, but the problem OF
feeding tie vast multitude is one tyen more
serious than that OF housing them. The
regular restaurants ave even DOW largely
overtaXed and a great number ~ temporary
booths have been erected TO aDpease the
hunger Of The great gathering. The
combined eudeayor 10 give expression
10 the sorrow felt by the people
over the death Of the President
and the natural reluctance u the bust.
ness men 10 permit such an extraordinary
occasion 10 pass without realizing pecu-
mary profits, sometimes leads TO ludicrOus
results. The stroet.car service i mlserably
inadequate, and no effort seems 10 have
been made 10 meet the largely increased
traffic. Running at |infrequent intervals,
the cars are packed until II is an utter I'M
possibility 10 crowd another passenger
on, and ~ a consequence break-dOwns and
blOckadCs are Of frequent occurrence.
\ thriving trade was done by numerous
small boys who, II they could not manage
to surreptitiously secure a good place close
10 the cltaialque would patiently trudge
their way up from the foot 81 the line, and
then "scll out" 10 some willing customer
who dreaded the weary march.
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PERRY DAvIs's PA,N.KILLER.

PERRY DAVIS'S PAIN.KILLER.
DERRY DAVIS'S VEGETABLE
PAIN.KILLER,
A NEVER-FAILING CURE POR BURNS,
SCALDs, BRUISES, CUTS, SORES, ETC.
AFTER FORTY YEARS OF TRIAL
PERRY DAVIs's PAIN-KILLER
STANDS USRIVALLED.
II Is SAFE: IT ACTS IMMEDIATELY IT
NEVER FAILS
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See tnataIl IRON BITTERS are Manufactured by
BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY, and have eross-
ii red lines on The wrapper.
BEWARE or INVITATIONS.
BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY,
A. l6-codly Baltimore, Nd.
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IRON BTTTERg.
RRowN's IRON BITTERs

--lAre highly re-l---
commended forl
all diseases re-
IRON BITrERs curing a Ger IRON BITTERs
lcient TONIC. IS.
AIrne Tonic oeela,ly DYs- Cur. Dyspepsia
iGkSTGON, IN.
r RNITTEST.
FEYER, LOsS
y STRENGTH
WANT oFAPPE-
ITlTE, LAC OF
BITTERSl ESERC0, etc. IRON BITTERS
lEnTiches tn vi
blood, Strength.
'ohp'ete ems the muscles. For Delicate
and gives new
Nlfe to thel
S"e"SNhener' nerves THEY Females. 4.
ACT LIKEA
IeHABM on the
digestiyeOr
lgaus. remOyiDgf
lal dysprpticI
ISymptpOms.
TRY THEN.
BrIrERs Seld by all drug IRON BTTTEIs
Write for the
sure Appetizer. 4 y g Book A ssre Reytvor-
SENT FREE
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GROCERIgs. LIqUORs. ac.

~ABoaATORY or rAT AssATERl
Avn tHEAIsT.
RICHMOND, VA, August "a, 1850.
HAVE MADE A CHEMICAL fXAMI-
4 NATION Of sample or. A. FJLCHkko
| rTHR OLD RYE WHiSKEY,' for which hf.
| Gtorgp A.. Hundley, II TIT, cry, i sole agtnil.. anu
| bnu II fres from aiuIteritlJnsd aud impurities. II is
iu AM respects a reisblr article, aud can De qonn
Js.tJy rsca1,a.aitI Tor 400 az N medicine or
jeUsr0gg. w H. iNihpn' p,
se l5-rpl Nisf 'htuiIat,
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TnE WONDERFUL EFFECTS OF

VHE WONDERFUL EFFECTS OF
TIE EXTRACT OF CELERY AND
CHAMUMlLE UPON THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
AND DIGESTIVE ORGANS,
II CURING ESPECIALLY SICK HEADACHE,
NERVOUS HEADACHE, NEURALGIA,
NERVOUSNESS, PARALYSIS,
AND INDIGESTION,
y PREVENTING NEURALGIA OF THE
HEART AND SUDDEN DEATH.
THIS PREPARATION HAS WON 4 REPUTA-
TION UNKNOWN TO ANY OTHER
OF THESE DISEASE.
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tue visitors looked, instead, ct the features
OF The dead rs depicted In an admirable
portrait placed Just above the head.
The Marine Band, a Washington. sta
Toned on Z platform immediately south OF
the pavilion, played selections OF solemn
sacred music, q highly appropriate and i'm.
pres.ive feature OF the Sabbath memorial
service. At 3 O'Clock a shower came M,
out bad no percepuble effect in diminish.
ing The size OF the crowd.
DISTINGUISHED CITIZENS PRESENT.
The Committee on Accommodations have
made every arrangement TO meet The ener-
gencies oi the procession. The chairman
says: We have prepared TO feed the
men IN The procession, and have two
bakery.shOps running exclusively for US.
they will prepare 30. 900 biscuit, and we
have purchased 400 hams with which 10
make sandwiches. Monday our idea il 10
have wagan-loads OF food stationed out In
East Clevelsnd, near the cemetery, and we
VIII pass out the food TO those in the pro-
cesslou. There i no question about our
being ahle to supply those in line with
iuucnN
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In Mem0FIam
NOTIFYING DAY N NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ARTHUR ATTENDS TIE SERVICES.

MOl Uafa-hb b1A So
ARTHUR ATTENDS e SERVICES.
w.se,NGroy d. c.. September 2G.-ln
accordance with President ArthurS pTocli'
nation, to-day was observed geheraHy ~
tbis. DIV ~ a day Of hamiiiatlOn and mourn
ing while the funeral exercises were pr
c.edspg I'm Cleyelan&. Solemn ceremonies
80 heId i'm pearIy every church IN Wash
ing,on Business was practically su,peh"''
81 The Goyerament Departments hA'
,ionaI and local, and many private Ousin'1'-
houses, were closed, ana uhhe,s'' q''''
o".otiod everyyagle on tbe streets.
FTbn services al 81. Johns Episccnnl
oSurcb we're he&l At IL O'Clock this moIE-
49, 4 few moments before the services
nossn Presidrat Arthur entered the S'ie
Gcor He TOOK a seat in the second paw:
Tho service consisted merely OF the Usual
service Of the Episcopal Church. lhCt@ was
M sermop. yhe music was simple. taG con-
greontion uniting. President Arthua, "heh
,be .eryice was over, returned 10 senator
Jones' residence on CaPitol hlh'
yArAA ACCIDENT AT w~ILNlNGraN " c.
WrNNGroN. y. c., Septembss S.-Ihe
d,y WAS universally Observed hare DuS''
ne:s woS entirely suspended. Amute gun
we're fred. bells tolled, and an immenSS
nnbIie meeting held at the Opera'HonS'
Gunner John Sneeden OF tae Cape FeAl
IIgbs Artillery. had both hands oiOwH OIL
by The premature discharge Of a aonoI
during the firing Of the w~inute-guhs1 ant
ne u probably fatally injured.
MOURNING IL KEY WEST.
KEY WEST, FLA, September 26.-Th
oty is draped in mourning. Regular SCI
vices were held in all the churches, ana
memorial procession OF LOCO persons p's'
ed through the streets. Bells nave oec
iolling all day.
DEMONSTRATION IN SAVANNAH.
! SAVANNAH, Ca, september 2C.-Minu'
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guns were Dred rom sunn-e ~ sunset.
Ihere was a large funeral procession OF
cOlored people.
MEMORIAL SERVICES IN NORFOLK AND PORTS.
MOUTH.
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Steaus- Ariel. Ginord. Nosfoik. United stss'
mail ~ rclandise and passengers, L. b. Isl@AA>
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- O'CLOCK TO 2i4 O'CLOCK.

GWIIl1VLIU DIN
10000 LIZ
Sc Paul \ w Div 6s
500 ...... 1854
Ches &Ohio Cur
1900. 1911
st L & Iron n list
preferred income
lO,00c.........90
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LOSING PRICES OF sosrox srooys
sspAr. Ian. si- =

FRIDAY. Tan. si-is =
Considering the almost unparalleled weather 90
the fact that total suspension Of telsgrapa eo''
municatious prohibited the receipt Of orders f.,
out of town to-day. the stock markets record ps's
ably 10 neutrality-suspicious. strictly iceal pu''os'
that amounted 70 40s;300 shskss fpaS 30 rsslus
an at least large. And the strength Witch me "
ket exhibited under the circumstances y no 's''
noticeable feature than the amount Of the sfsosss
tions. The opening wss made under . e'o's'-
The publication or DISPATCH from Wasbsneson =
the effect that the Government Auditor Of ths kse.e
Ralroads had informed the executive officers o. 'ss
Central Pacific that its lately declared diy'esne
must DO cancelled. because az alloxsd psese'.
deficit was not more than made goo', va ~ o.
particularly cheering item fer rsmy aN, 80 -
sespsn,Iv. the first price Of Central Psesc ~ss y,
and tina second saic at s6 asslast be ss9
avs closinr Asehsug the gTice qaoily xHis'9e 9
os the bad break seriously sRs'''s y
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MINES AND MINING.

FRIDAY. jan Clip. N.
The mining share markets to-day were fairly ae-
tive and generally strong with two or three specially
noteworthy movements Among the Leadviile
shares large buying was developed OF Little Chiei
which advanced Its price from SO cents to 1lO ana
Little Pittsburg, which was chiefly dealt IN at tne
Stock Exchange, rose FROM 3.45 to $500 Inc
other Leadvie properties generally were quiet ana
about steady. OF the gold mines. Rising sun was
the special feature, and itS price advanced nom
186 to 2.2502.20 This is o movement that was
anticipated. because the private advices from tne
mine for some time have warranted 1t. A IKE move
ment in Chero kee, which Is under the same con-
seryative management as Rising Sun and Green
Mountain may be expected, for the same reason, ~
soon az the roads In that country, when now aIo
blocked with snow, become passable. MOOSE Ls
mains firm at 1.65 awaiting further DEVELOPMENTS on
the " bonanza which its managers peneVe tne
mine possesses. Alta Montana was shaoe stIoheeL
at 1.06, Bull-Domingo firm at about 4, ana SILVER
Cliff steady ct 440 Hibernia rose ~ cents 10 l4o.
Hukil, with only moderate transactions rose tr9 on
1.3O to LEO, and Goodshaw rose from LILO 70 l.ov.
Boston Consolidated was steady at an advance 70
1875 There was little or no change IN bhe Ao"-
price shares and the markets closed strong.
N. z. INNING SrOOk sKoHAHSB Sales
11<Y n
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Drouos1ls.
PROPOSALS FOR QUARTERMASTEWS


PROPOSALS FOR QUARTERMASTER'S
5EEyERsoSvlLIE DEPOT OF TIE egAEIER%.sIEGs DEF'r
sEALED PROPOSALS in tripicate subject 70 t6e usual
conditions wiz be received At tins ONCE until O'Clock noon
and place they VIII BE- opened In the presence q bidder ior
spring wagon xTleS Am6aiSnce XEles Dump Carte sand
boards BOlsIers King BOlts Tongue Bolts Hounds Lunch
Ambulance Tongues Riding Brides Head Hsefs Cart
Horse BisnSes Horse Tad Mule COlsrs Largo Pauns aud
PToos for either class Of tho stores mentioned or for
quantities less than the whole required win be reoeved The
pfeference will be given 10 articles Of domestic ptodc"n
Blank proposals lists Of tho kind and esmaied quantities
bdnE conditions 70 be obseryed by bidders and Of
ood and payment wi" be furnished on application to this
fOf ousrtermSSteS stOres and addressed
Deputy ouartermaster GENERAL u. 3 Army
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. BUBRAU OF THR MINT
WAsIIISGToN d. q, January 10, 1875
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
n.h lingo! Copper suitable aoins o scid and and
s Sss % arc Ia Of cars to
Be 81
and tho envelope MSRATiS g Director
UNITED STATES ASSAY oPncE AT NEW.YoRK
sUPERlSTEsDRNTs OFFICE, Jan. 16 1881 }
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
- the undersigned until ~ M January 20 1881 for fur
nlshiug such supplies be required from time 10 time
braclDg other chemicals wood coal charcoal salt
copper zinc borax soap oils cracbles covers seF buck
hardware and other necessary supplies. -'
quantities Of each article that viii piobaSy Ge eGnrd
Proposals viii be considered separately on each article and
upon comparison Of the prices and samples OF articles fur.
be deemed tor the interest g the Government the hight
keq1isons win be made upon the parties whose bids may
be and the articles must DO furnished required
good !, and !. s1cisG. bono Nth two srsss y
faithful performance OF tho contract
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DECENT TRIBUNE EXTRAS
NO. 7O-MINING IN COLORADO AND NEw.MEXIco.
Sixteen Pages Weekly Tribune size
Price, 10 cents.
NO. RESTOCKING KNITTING.
Illustrated pamphlet Price, 10 Oents Address
THE TRIRuNE.
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Mem loabIiratiOns.
DOCK ON MUSICAL SUBJECTS.

MUSIC STUDY IN GERMANY. By Mics Amy Fay.
12mo. Price 81 IS.
They are charming letters, both In style ana IN natte,
and the descriptions OF Tanng Kullak is1t ano Uep w
each OF whom Miss Fay studied are 0ono VAIN AZ INC ee
icaey Of sketch BY Accommodations Boston
LIFE OF MOZART. FrUm the German Of Dr. Loms Honl
With Portraits Price 81 26
The brevty biography has not been secured g tne
expense Of Its funees personal recor tne
being clear elegant and ambious and the latter
sympathetic outline OF the incidents Oh Mozbs
brief and eheckered nfe.-[HarpeTs Monthly.
LIFE OF BEETHOVEN From the German OF Dr. LOUIS
EohL With Portraits. Price 81 70.
Noh cevoted the great composer and musician
ana ba he most Beautifully impats ha enthusiastic tb
ute which i nevertheess carefully written and just Dog
raphy.-[Hone Journal, Boston
by booksellers. sent by mail ost paid On receipt
Of price, BY the publishers,
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NEW BOOKS.
HISTORY OF THE CONQUEST OF SPAIN. BY TIE
ARAB MOORS. With q sketch the Civilization which
they achieved and impaired Europe BY Henry Coppee
vols. Crown SvO. Cloth, 50.
THE BACTERIA. By DR.. Antoine Magnin. Translated
from the French by George NJ stenberg NJ d. Surgeon u
g. Army. Svo. Cloth. 81 90.
Extract from Preface by Translator.l
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the most important results achieved in
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THE ISLES OF SUMMER, or

TNHE ISLES OF SUMMER, or
Il NASSAU AND THE BAHAMAS.
By Charles Ives NJ. A. late President Of the HewHaven
County and exspeaker Of the Connecticut House Of
Representatives This work. just Published. meets
supplied want 1t exhaustive treatise Nassau giving
to Just the information that he needs TO the
scientific reader description Of the coras, birds hshes
and marine these wonderful Islands Of perpetual
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