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WaXallaChic.
Snpginl ia the Herald

Special to the Herald.
WAxAHAcHIE, January 2O,-The prison,
ers in the county jail were all removed yes.
terday, so that the Jail could be repaired
and iron cages put in.
1t is generally conceded here that the
northeast extension of the Houston IL Texas
Central Railway will run from Garret, and
it is believed that the road from Whitney
will be built to this place, as it is on an air
line with PARIS.
1t is still cloudy and sprinkling rain.
The Golden Troupe had full houses here,
notwithstanding the bad weather.
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1G1 n. Calvert street, Baltimore, Md.
The Best and Cheapest Hedges for Farm

Mr.. J. V. Lattner, of WaXahachie, has n
machine for trimming hedges and also
setting and making bois dare hedges.
Has on hand large stock of plants, which
he will sell reasonably, and will deliver
them viii guarantee hedges TO turn hogs.
Refers to Messrs. John McComus and Watt
Caruth, Dallas county; II. II. Dunn, John
Williams, j. II. Files and others, WaXa-
hachic. Address J. ". LATTNER,
WaXahachc.
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spCcai 70 the Herald.
SurHu,N. Jeuuqrv lS--Thc ml-ril-' OF
". q. McMuileu. EsI.. 90 Ennis. IgEis, 90
Miss Iuta pe Ncr. lI.au. Of sherman,
was celebrated in ibis city at5 O'Clock thi.
evening. d was one of che rranlc-t aud
most interesting events NJ The season. The
ceremony was perforated ly the Rev. -
#. Garrison in language as eloquent and
rhss.c a7 its sentiment was beautiful aud
IMPRESSIVE. Tho presents -cre numerous,
r1ils1ue. ami cdstlv. SIR McMullen is
ono Of the ahiCst aud most prominent
Young lawyers in tlic state. while the bride
-s trUuu f1 Hn DIc Of Gle brightest and
uu-t accomplished young ladies in our
r.f-. They start together on lies journey,
CARVING with them thc beet wishes Of nu-
ma-.rs friends and Kindred. May The very
sHumi. or their JOYOUS expectations DE
.,I... url fliIr realized
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Oh .'H I."I..l
rIr.r-rrt. January 1S.-IEe survey OF
de- Tn- Worth % Denver Road reached
H..-a day ard urIree1el west. This line
4 three miles shorter than the oil survey
and the country over which it passes is
murh better. The prospect OF stcrlrlu- fu..
road D. good. and much JOY De- nafi t-fgl.
A general boom among f.e rI-Ir. y-IrII-
rrs end railroad meelir-s ore iI order.
1r-rE t1 some unknown clIse.
Your paper arrives here very ire -ilal-
1r and tire continued disappointment
thr-rrf. las caused The postal authorities
/ % take sters o. discover and remedy the
fault
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Palestine.


Special to the Herald
PALESTINE, January 2l.-Archibald llotch'
kiss, the oldest Mason in the State, aged
IS, and veteran of 1912, n graduate Of
West Point who was in the Mexican wal
and one of Sam Houston's strong Union
supporters during the war of secession, was
buried here to-day with full Masonic
honorS. All Palestine turned out to follow
his remains to the tomb He was Mexican
mpresaro at Nacogdoches in the old days,
having fled from Rochester, New YORK,
where he is said to have presided in the
lodge that condemned and executed
Morgan.
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Thousands Use 1t, why Hesitate ?

JOY TO THE WORLD! WOMAN Is FRrE!-
Among the many discoveries looking to the
happiness and HmcliOratiOn of the human race
none is entitled to higher consideration JhUu Dr.
j. Bradfeld's Female Regulator "Wum1u =
Best Friend" BY it woman is cmauyipilpd
from numberlcSs ills peculiar To her sex. Before
its magic power all irregularities of the womb
vanish. 1t cures whites, Suppression of the
"mcuSCs," removes uterine distinctions,
strengthens the system, braces the nerves and
pnriicS the blood Us thousands of women viii
testify.
THoMAsvGLLE GEORGIA, June p, 1877.
have been selling BradGcld'S Female Rcgula.
tor for years 1t continues popuur-Iu evidenced
of its being all tina, is claimed for IT, can recall
nStanccsin which it afforded relief after all the
usual remedies had failed.
5. j. CASSELS, druggist.
Dr. !. Budhcld, proprietor, Atlanta, Georgia.
Price Sl.5O per bottle. Sold by ali druggists and
wholesale agents.
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Abilene.


SpeCNI 70 Inc HCrNIU.
ABILENE, January. 2l,-The preliminary
examination of w. II. Featherstone, for
setting fire to Lavell's store, concluded to
Gay defendant being bound over in the sum
IF 81 600 to await action OF the Grand Jury
at the May term Of the District Court. He
has given bond and has been discharged.
Weather Gear and pleasant.
Business very quiet
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-fIflal ~ Nla A-|IAAa
MarsHtrf, January l1.-hn Collins o.
HallriIle. sd down che Stair leading up
iifo the rden tri-inc in this city and
.rrttrred Dis rrnI Invoking out several
teeth. ard irirri1f him uthHrUise rHry sen
rue.r.
Tua years ar1 krr county school scri1
rrs frnr fn thsNmrrfst 81 twenty-five
rrfs on tlle drllEr. I u D. NV I'm demand
u Ffr-fre rants
~ Tfa-ss. nEfustt-. cnrns filis r10-ninr
. e-t'sf Die losses. s-ld has run. On bic va
rs7rifrr
wr-t-r- -rf. cid - dis-r-esrtIs.
Ln-sr -rr. larrr-1 - . bla-t1rirr
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lSrenlIanl.
Spccill to the Herald.

BRENNAN, January 10.-AtG O'Clock this
afternoon frame dwelling, owned by Her
mann, caught fire by the explosion of a
coal oil lamp. The furniture was saved.
The house was valued at $500 and insured
for $500
A telegram from Washington to-day an
nounced the decision Of the Supreme Court
in the case of Merrck & Durant VS.. d. G.
Giddings, in favor of the defendant. The
suit was brought to recover fees for the col
lection of State bonds in Europe some years
ago. Giddings' action in the premises is
thus YindiCAtCl.
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and Dr. a. H. Flint, County COMMITS
soncr Of Marion county, have been ilncl
500 oich In the United states Court, ana
Deputy United States Marshal Singleton
has gone Ia make the arrest. They are or.
dered 10 be- taken IN Tyler aud thorc con-
fined In iail until the fine IL paid.
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Artistic job Work

Having moved to our new building and
erected our presses on the most substantial
foundations, we are prepared to do job worl;
IN the very best Of styles and in the most
eyrrditious manner. THE HERALD JOB
PRINTING OFFICE is one orthc most complete
in all its appointment is ofany in the state,
and none bat art'sticard skilled workmen
are employed.
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nninlnn of Celebrated DE. VIM. IL. s.okes,

Physician, Mount Hope Retreat, Balti-
more: II have great pleasure in addmgmy
testimony to the virtues ofColdcn'S Licbig' :
Liquid Extract of Beef and Tonic Invigora-
tor as the very best preparation used for
depression, weakness and indigestion, and
therefore confidently recommended it to
the medical profession" Remember the
name, Colden's-take no other.) OF drug
piSts generally
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$500 Cash ia Prizes.

For the best essays on gardening in the
Southern States Full particulars can be
obtained by addressing HIRAM sIELIG x
Co., Sccdsmen, at either Rochester, y. Y,
or Chicago, III.
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Special to the Herald

opcclal 10 inc ltl"i''
TExAnEANA, January GA catt.c-5uycr
for q city butcher was waylaid and as
saultei by unknown parties, about three
miles from the city last night. lie escaped
with a Slight wound from knife, and
laims to have wounded one Of the assdil-
ants.
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ISurIlet.

Special to the Herald.
BURNETT, January .l-The Changers of
this vicinity met here to-day and elected
officers for the coming year.
Little Ebert, the infant son of Mr.. W. J..
Jones. drank concentrated I've, which it is
feared will prove fatal
our new Sheriff, Mr.. Green had his bond
filed and is now fulfilling the duties OF his
Office.
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Good Reasons for the Doctors Faith

MONROE, GA, NNrCh q 1850.
We have for twelve months been prescribing
"Swifts Syphilitic Specific" in the treatment OF
syphilis and many other diseases for which ii
Is recommended, and the results have been
most satisfactory not having been disappointed
in single instance. We think, for all diseases
IL is recommended to cure, it stands without
seer, and that all the medical profession WILL
sooner or later, be forced to acknowledge it in
the treatment of Syphilis as Il sine qua non
y. l.. GALLOWAY NJ. d.
j. +. ROBINSON, NJ. D.
ATLANTA GA May %, 1879.
One of our workmen had bad case of Syph'
ills of five years standing, and was cured en-.
tirely with "Swift's Syphiliuc Specific
WM. X. d T. W. HOOPER.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Proprietors; Atlanta, Ga.
Sold by all druggists. Call for copy OF
"Young Mems Friend" mo. y
Price of large or regular size reduced TO 81 rs
per bottle, and small size, holding half the
quantity. price 81.
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PrescrInilnns Free

'n- 'ho rpco'T cure ~ SlpcrmatOrrhp sexual
.o'difv and inrotorcv. most druggists have tho
Nnlciucs We wish % stop this curse OF Civil-
raiiou Address. 81 Louig Curative institute.
60. charles street between Sixth and seventh
streets 50 Louis No.
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ntcdfcal

illustrated Marriage Guide 900 pages, cloth
aud Git binding 10 centsi same In paper covers
~ cents; Manhood, 10 cents womanhood 10
cents pamphlet Q cents, securely scaled, by
mail. Send money or postage stamps. Dr.
WHITTIER, the great specialist GU S. Charles
street A. Louis. Mo
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sl1oh's Vitalizer is Whist ron reel ~
Consultation. Los q ArTetite- ll1z.1l.
ana SYMPTOMS 0i Drspersia- fr-1e
RI rar.-s r.nr bottle. sod BY mlcE (.
II luss. drureists, 90 Main streef, . .-s
n Ia.
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Arerrx. January 1s.-Arlicles Of inc0r-
,.,-atf0n werc filed to-day by the TeNns
brokerage Association, -0f Galveston, with
a capital stock e $1,000. ior the purpose o..
dealing in cotton, bonds. stocks ana secu-
C1rtsin Arlington is rnier orders to
MAKE q scout ti-lt.h the Eastern cuuriIr-
ofthe Pan Handle, 90 learn The colui.i'H
4 rere contract was signed TO-DAY u.th
Tie crpifol contractors rcm ii-u- 30 sumo
slight nl0lil-'-il ions by a.lo q lil- iafin.l
beiu~ in1le Oiieuer, and slrlainr 90. OF ,lt
suecifcnfi11 gs frec-ufin1 ari.l-i ii
fLe r----rr arti lnfn.uc ui tIe interior uui.-
81 r...HI. .-'r ellis evening jig iIe al.I
:. f-.r-.f... .r..... luerv and nIlferlal. IN IS
Lr... I'D rI... l.tr.- racf fIrt -Ie lrEia.a frLrf
t.ifh "a slncrlfeniclf Or capitol com.
fnissi0rer. may add the entire cafalo
F1r~f 20 tie comm jim. ns q SUB HfrFls-r
areh-fcat viii be appointed hT DE board.
-fr-.i.s or new cases 90 sfrr''-rlur.
fr---r- Irurrrr 10 Hrtlin wv .c hni
.,,r....l ne com rrv % the county lire 81
p-a.ii1fr r-.1 IL pas1 cuurtirs a. firuielt illf
s----.---.~ r.arf~ ercleel in frightening
rrt Ne fl-rufarics n fLnse c1unties-
ne suit uf luuis Ililiplf. -
Tr-rr-r.s r-rsas. tiie Iuterraii1l-tl ~ re-
s-5H s--..s M ro-mnrr1u. Tire plaintiff
ufI1ea f-amir in tne company 2 strFiee
1n-f a firna- in q train ac1llllt-
ME Cnrrr'issir1ar ~ the Land Once s-T'
1r~is1r-irI-I i. needed a. CTen % sale q en-
siderable arrrurf Of sdl1r- lana tiel ~
conficts rilh railru1d srrFtI--
r-n reur frrrfr sections OFT
me hundred rfif twenty wtrt rIr1Fe1 - -
ls.nr ~ Other surveys. bit TIE cl-nf-l-I e
frfflai 20 make tie clrrt1-t1n. Sd m
-fs+lesfifn cf the r1urrT rerrs s
fha- he rrai hsd hyrI1rtec-.7- tlis ~
stctfrns nf $50 an ar-t- lhs-s p - ~
.Il----sr- - rr--r-+ fftesr surveys lolrs1 n
sr~ -tr+a ~ county rttirlal-
frr-rnsrf ir the Me-cer-CclorT 49, = n
rrrrlr1elI tu-irc--r-
CpinE 90 s rrTnEes 81 ths c-Tio- re
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C-fr--a cured. health and sweet breath
lzc1raI By -Iiloh's Catnrrh Eeme =.
pr-se Ed cents Eas.l injector free cnIl
LIZ ITirr4r i House. g. ucgists CD, Main
treat. Dallas. Texas.
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That hrar-us cough can nc SD quickly
,--ra.' r.- -......'a Cure. We guarantee II.
s5.l Isl l-..i1. E House, druggists t-
81 .r Err. t.-u. Jas. Texas.
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vital fluid passing unobserved In the urine, and
mans other diseases that lead 10 insanity and
DEATH The medical gentlemen connected with
the institution are graduates the best Gel.
large experience In these troubles and will
agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
case of this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
under their special advice and trcatmenD win
found in it, We treat all private diseases sue.
cessfuly without mercury. CONSULTATION
FREE. Thorough examination and advice, in
Guiding analysis of urine, So. Price of VITAL
RESTORATIVE g a bottle, or four times the
quantity, SO. Sent to any address upon receipt
of price, c. o. D., secure from observation, and
in private name If desired, by English Medical
Institute, No. us Olive street St. Louis, Mis-
souri,. POStOlice box, 2i60
Wholesale agents Williams Toliyer &
Walker. Dallas. Texas.
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For lame back. side Ur chest use Shiloh a
Porous PLASTER. SOD Ir Hick1E y h.-st
F--5-.-f.-s. tsi5 Main a--a 9. Dallas. TEXAS
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u,o gecrelory NJ State feels obliged 10 eiot
| tlip sdp of lie REVISED Statutes only SUN
Client number being lott tosnpply the couf''
Nrrfv January 2O.-A contract was en-
tered into today with Dr. IraCkenrl1H,
by the Austin a Northwestern HallIesu
Company 90 construct their Telegraph Ino
between Austin and Burnct 49,,
Captain w. VI. Wilson has tcndGrcu hl,
resignation ns a member OF INC n'uIl W
Iunatic Asylum Managers, ne having Depn
appointed superintendent oi the Ht" """''
lions recently contracted for Ill.
The Governor is In the receipt OF q llsl OF
Texas Conlcdcrates, who died IN the bul
more prison hospital and were inferred ny
Baltimore ladies and others IN Loli.
don, Park county. The list, Whlcll
was sent by the President OF
the Society Of the Army and Navy
Of the Confederate States for publication IN
Texas papers is as follows; FUN ieNnS'
]. Il. Love, Company y, and D y ntSFen-
son Company II; unknown command' T.
Blunt, A. n. Patton, Louis Morton, H. "a
Daniels r. II. Parkinson. James MGbriue'
r. NJ. Manning, William NJ. Tomlinsonl
]. G. Welar, J. b. Tilley, J. scott r. -
Gentree, c. Mons, j. Halsey; j.; NJ; Lee
NJ. Nolan, James Morgan, NJ. S. Robinson
J. G.. Hogan, j. r. Crawford, ii. Wanser,
W. II. Hawks, G. b. Breckman, ~ ~
Goodwin. r. Spicr, Mitchell Parks, HAN
man NJ. Gibbons, and - Graham.
Special to the Herald.
AUSTIN, January 2l.-Thc Telephone
Telegraph Company, capital stock S2oO'U9G5ii
filed their charter to-day. The line wiz
commence at Austin and extend through
Burnet to the gulf with a branch from
Burnett to San Antonio, with branches TO
Waco, Fort Worth and other important
points; also line from Austin to Gonzales,
thence through to Brazos county to some
point on the Gulf OF Mexico; also II Inc
from San Antonio to Indianola. The CHAR
ter provides for lines over and along the
right-ofwnv over all railways now or to be
constructed within the State. lncorpora-
tors: W. T Breckenridge, J. T: Bracken,
ridge. r. J. breckenridge, II. l.. Dupuy ana
A. Martin, all of Austin.
The Austin e Central Texas Coal Conl-
pany, Francis b. Forster President; T.. IL.
Swansoat, Vice-President and manager has
been organized, and will file a charter to
work the coal mines near Milano
A verdict for 81 GOO damages, was gwen
Louis Phillips to-day against the lnterna-
tioIlal Railroad Company. motion Tor
new trial was entered.
Miss Harriet Turner, daughter OF Judge
Turner, died this morning.
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ghr0h's Cough ard .unsImFf -I1 ll-e p
sod hr us ru ~IlrlH &C. u cures l-
sumption. s1.1f r Ifkrr a House, lr E
,-isis. g-j Main street. alias, Texas
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Crgrr. Tho1rinr C0ugh rrd E-1r-
f-rrua5irfelv relieved 81 Shl1L rarle -
SD By Hickor 4 Houss % arn
street. Dallas j ems
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CTr4-r.ss mig re. made u '-srH'. r @
fe-r-r.'. alrrl. ~EIHI'- Cure .9 .HH
DIV f.r YOU. Soil by uie.DE a. hUu.- ..
~izf4. q IS Main street. Dallas. Tens
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The Great English Remedy.

Is u falling euro
for nervous debility,
exhausted vitnlity,sem.
Inal weakness, spcrma.
tofrlO'a, LOST MAN.
noon, lmpoirucy, par.
Hlysis, uid ull The terri.
bic effects Of sClfabuse,
youthful foilirs and ex.
cnsycs Of matllrcr years
such as loss of menu
Dry, lassitude, nocturnal
emission, aversion OF so.
Cicty, dimness Of vision,
noises In the head, the
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DALLAS P0sTOFTICE.
Elnnnclnl statement for 1881.

Altman reporter in c9nycuation W,.A
Assistant Postmaster Johnson yesterday,
procured from him the financial statement
Of the Office for the past year, which makes
a splendid showing. The finances and
amount of mail matter handled is far i'm
excess of that of the previous year. The
increase of the sale of stamps for ISL over
that OF 1850, is Sj,a29.2J. As distributing
point. this office docs more business,
handles more matter, ana with smaller
cicricll force than any other office in the
United States, while the compensation
of the employees less than that of any office
If its size. This is the great distributing
point for mail matter throughout North
Texas. and 10 is credit 20 the present force
that they care for 10 IN u e.liclcnt manner
they do. The lct'er-carrier system iuaugu-
rated hardly one year ago, has worked well,
and has proven Of great convenience 90 the
public. Postmaster Whiss'n and hi7 force
arc polite and attentive, and have Sd lar
given satisfaction 30 the running Of the Of
Zee. The following is the financial state
mtut Tor he past year:
r-r..asfsfar .r HrrH.NT
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sides over The bookstal in tho CALAIS railway
station. and who offered "LAssommolr" 10 an Ely,
hshman who was Surveying her wares. lie Declined
IL "C,est pourtant bien ioli. monsieur or that
of N. lola himself, who declares in his preface 10
the same novel that ii is the most chas'e VI "''
works Which may be true; none the less o,,o
would like 70 know the exact meaning winch !"
lola attaches TO the word cnaste
Nor is the prevalence of this tasto cohuneu ~
,oodern writer's Never was there time wheh tho
erote literature Of the last century and Oh carrier
centuries was in such vogue. Editions oil BOOKS
one had rather not name appear week oy "ecN
in Paris. not surreptitously tut openly not III me
ebeap and nasty orm of the ISSUES which brisse's
for generation and more has sent az over Europe
lint elegantly printed. and appealing plainly 10
cultivated tastes. They are ,od in tie most ire
ouepted shops on the Boulevard They are sod III
London Iust as openly, or some Of them are. The
original editions meantime at fabulous Prices,
and always in demand, surviving all the changes Oh
fashion which leave almost every other k'hd Oh
literary bric-abrac at .times high and dry upon an
uufrequented shore. u W. D.
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LITERARY NOTES.

Mr.. swinburne's "Tristram of Lyonesse has
passed into a second edition.
Mr. lrelands memoir Of Emerson has met with 50
good a sale in Englan1 that another handsomer
and much larger edition Is to be brought out.
Another new novel by Anthony Trolopc is an
nounced 1t has something to do vi tn the Irish
question: and As entitled The Land Leaguers."
The family of p J. Proudhon have lately dis
covered Ms. OF his bearing the title lie Cesar
sme ct Y Historic and thoy intend to publish it,
Mr. Lewis Morris, the author of "The Epic of
Hades," has arrived at the dignity Of publishing
his poetical works III a collected edticn. This edi
ton will be IN three volumes.
new series Of the Parchment Library. printed
on paper som1w larger than that of the first
series, is forthcoming. The first volume will
consist of selections from the writings of Living
English Poets"
new edition Of Shakespeare printed verbatim
from the folio Of 1873 is to DC published by Will
inn Paterson, of Edinburgh 1t Will be illustrated
nv n number of etchings and will be published in
eipbt large octave volumes The impression will
be limited to 775 copies each Of which will be mum
bered.
For nearly thirty years the late Sir William Stir
ling Maxwell bestowed almost incredible pans npon
the preparation OF IA life OF Don John OF Austria.
To illustrate the work he accumulated unique
collection of portraits engravlngs OF statues guns
sbius weapons and alphabeis, the whole of which
will be used in the large paper edition OF the work
which will shortly 10 issued by Longman ~ 20.
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Only 115 copies OF this edition will be printed
another edition in ordinary library form VIII DO
published subsequently.
forthcoming number OF O~ Continent WIN con-
tain an article on "The Concord School OF Philos-
ooby accompanied. among other poriraitsand illus
trarrons. by an engraving by Krue OF an excellent
portrait of Dr. Bartol. The publishers OF the new
weekly are especially DESTROYS IL is said OF NAM
tanning a high standard in illustration. The same
number will contain the sixth of the handsomely
illustrated series of papers OH old and new Phila-
dephia. "Ud Virginia" is the suggestive title
Of story by Marion Harland, the publication OF
which will shortly be begun in Our Continent.
This will he followed by a nuycl-descTibed rs curl
Gus and claborate-by "Orphcus c. Kerr" Both
stories will he illustrated.
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RESORTS FOR VALETUDIYARIANs.-A CORE
spondent Of n Boston paper. writing from Tangicr
Morocco describes the advantages Of that place for those
seeking winter climate at once warm and dry The
fogs of England, France and Germany. aud the sudden
changes OF temperature experienced in those countries
render such regions undo rable for many constitutions
This summary OF Tungcr's eVcecncics as n resort
includes the dryness of the air the cyeuness OF the
tempcraturc ranging. according 10 observations
between fifty and sixty degrees but those seriously sick
would not find the place conEcnal as those Who are
better suited 10 lead m ont door lie Again, there Is ut
that place real system Of underground sewerage; no
ma aria is found and rarely do epidemic or endemic
diseases occur The strong and continuous winds are
mentioned drawback. and yet these are better tan
mists and malaria Much of the rain in TanHcr ials III
heavy showers ut night; storms of long duration are
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MINES AND MINING.

FRIDAY. Oct. 49,. n
The mining stock markets to-day were irreeul.
but prices generally were weak ct some rccoysrtsJ
Robinson Consolidated showed exceptional streno1j
and rose from LIS to 100. and Chrysolite was y
cents higher at 1.75. Alice declined from 10 I'd
and Bodie declined from $50 to 3. Green Nom
tain further declined to 80 cents but closed A =
cents. against 81 centsjyesterday Cherokee sod n
10@l6 cents and Rising ;Snn at SAT cents stand
ard rose from 4 TO 434@4I2.
shLEs At THE MIgIgo ERcHxv1Es