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For Thursday and Friday.

At the Oriole, S22 7th street: Black satil para
soils, slightly damaged, soc; black satin para
soils. lined worth S1.9S, at CSC; black satin
parasols, trimmed with Spanish lace, worth
$3.50, at S1.S9; children's paralsols, 25c.; ORR
entail lace, &C., &C., lie. and 15c; DIR. Warmers
health corset, $50; ladies' gauZe vests, 15c.;
taior-made jerseys, coat back, 9Sc.; mosquito
netting, 4Oc., 43c. and 45c. piece Of 8 yards;
ladies' Lisle hose, 15c. per pair.
GENTS FURNISHINGS.
Bleached and unbleached jean drawers, Csc;
our best jean drawers, taiiOr-made, 4Sc.; f1au-
mel bicycle and plated shirts, CSC; linen COL
lars, all sizes, for 25c; our best linen collars.
2 for 25c; gents celluloid collars, DE; cuffs,
44c.; best percale shirts, 2 collars and cuffs,
9Sc., at the Orio,e, S22 eth st.
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JUsr RECEIVED a lot of silk-end suspenders,
price 3Sc., value 75c. Francs, corner eth and
d streets, the only strictly one-p price hat and
gents furnishing store In the city.
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If You ARE PURCHASING GROCERIES for the
coming month remember our entire stock has
been greatly reduced in price tor the thirty
days closing out sale
N T. MErZGER & Bro.
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Excursions and Pienics.

Excursions to Norfolk. Fort Monroe, Virginia
Beach, Ocean View and Piney Point will so
down on the swift and commodious steamers
George Leary and Lady of the Lake this week.
The Leary leaves on Friday evening, returning
Monday morning. The Lake goes down Satur-
day exealDg, coming back Tuesday morning.
The jefferson Literary society will take its
friends 10 Marshall Hall ON the CorcOran to-
morrow evening.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad will run ex-
cursion trains during the season as follows: To
Pen Mar, every Tuesday, commencing July u;
to Harper's Ferry and Byrne's Island, every
to Luray Caves, every Wednesday
and every other Sunday, commencing July4
and Z.
The Light Infantry Corps have chartered the
steamers Corcoran and ArrOwsmith TO carry
their hosts of friends to Marshall Hall on a
moonlight excursion on Friday evening. The
boats l9ave the wharf at q and $3.50 o'clock
sharp.
The Wisteria social club goes to Marshall
Hail on the Corcoran this evening.
The 18th Eldridge excursion to Luray will
leave on Friday evening at $50.
The Sd annual moonlight excursion of the
Clerks Mutual Relief association (employes of
Lansburgh BrO) will be given Wednesday
evening, July 9Th. The committee have spared
no pains to make this most enjoyab affair.
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PICTURE FRAMES of all kinds. An elegant
25xSO gilt frame for crayOn portrait for So.
Frames made to order at the shortest notice In
all styles OF bronze, gilt and plain woods.
j. +. SPELSHOUSE, agt.,
72S eth ST.. bet. u and III.
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DoS'T FORGET to attend Abner's summer
concerts July list and every Saturday. Al
though times are hard the genial manager, Mr..
Ed. Abner, conducts his entertainments in
firSt-ciass style and keeps the best OF every
thing Nothing but the celebrated AnhenseT-
Busch ST. Louis lager beer will do for the select
patrons of this popular resort.
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CITY ITEMS

Gents Suits Cleaned, dissatisfaction
guaranteed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN, ", s3m
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morn
Ing and delivered in N ID. Ward" prints, CSC.
per ID. Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermiik;
sweet Milk &C. per quart. Cream Is cents.
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COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
RUPERT aSt. Smith; Judgment below af-
hrmed. Williams agt. Ten Eyck ct al; decree
Diminishing bill OF complaint
EQUITY COURT-,Judoe Coz.
Yesterday, Wedderburn agt. w edderburn; tes-
tlmOny before j. y. Clephane ordered taken.
Taylor agt. BOwleS; j. L. Gull appointed trustee
to release. Rhodes agt. Cahill; action of trustee
ratified. Ashford agt. Sprigg; auditors report
confirmed. Murphy agt Geneste; order au-
thoriZing VIM. Thompson to terminate lease Of
72O 18th street.
CRIMINAL COURT-Judoe Macarthur.
Yesterday, + /. Baker, embeZzle nent; nOlle
pros. John Il. Storms, do; do. John Hopkins,
house breaking in night; rccOgnizance forfeited.
Peter Mudd alias Jos. IL. Dunn, second offence
petit larceny; personal recognizance in $500.
POLICE COURT-Jud0e Shell.
Yesterday, Augustus France and John Lewis,
disorderly conduct; 50 or Is days. Richard
HILL cOlored, assault; So. Mary Herbert, coiored,
do; do. John Shay, profanity; So or days.
costs. John White, do; do; appeal noted.
William TaEgum, profanity; So or z days.
Minerva Burke, do; do. Page Carroll, cruelty
TO animals So collateral forfeited. Elizabeth
Dasenbrock, violating the building regulations;
$3.50; appeal noted. Henry Sanders, disOrderly
conduct; 80 or Is days Henry Benton, do;
collateral forfeited.
HOMING PIGEoNs.-The Washington Homing
club had its second young bird race yesterday
from Manassas, Va. They were started by the
able. The first bird home was X. c. cock,
owned by F. G. Henry; second, was a b. G. hen,
owned by $. w. Henry; the other birds coming
in well together later,
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An Omeer Ronrblv Treated.

POLICEMAN BAST BADLY BEATEN By A CROWD
OF YOUNG MEN, But MANAGES TO ARREST HIS
PRINCIPAL AsSAILANT.
Martin Lane, a young man living in East
Washington, near III and 9th street northeast
has been arrested several times by the officers
of the seventh precinct station for disorderiy
conduct and assaulting officers. Several days
age Officer Bast arrested Lane and Judge Smell
fined the prisoner five dollars. About $40
o'clock yesterday afternoon while Officer Bast
was passing along III street, near the corner Of
9th street, he saw Lane with "Jim' French
WIN. Flaherty and another man skyiarking
on the pavement As the officer approached
Lane said Heres the - Dutch - of -"
The officer advanced to place him under arrest
when Lane struck at him. The crowd then
made towards the officer and crowded him
down bank about ten feet, when the men
followed and severely beat and kicked him
about the body and head. While the officer
was down Lane said "Give me his pistol and
] II KIN the" Finally the officer regained
his feet and the men ran off, the officer firing
three shots after them. Lane was pursued by
the officer to the house of Mrs. Houlihan on
9Th street. When the officer entered Lane
threw up his hands and begged the policeman
for Gods sake not TO shoot him. The officer
took him from the house and started to the
signal box with him, when Lane again struck
a! his captor who dealt the struggling prisoner
a heavy blow and he fell to the ground. The
officer, who was terribly beaten and badly
bruised, then went with his prisoner TO the
signal box, and Lane was locked up at the
seventh precinct station.
This morning, in the Police Court, Lane was
charged with assauiting the officer, and the
case was continued until tomorrow.
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BLUE AND WHITE sEERsUCHER SUITS, So,
at Barnum's-
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Amusements Tonight.

ALBAUGH 'S.-"BOecaccio."
NATIoNAL-''The Black Hussar."
HARRLS'.-Testimonial to w. III. Daniel.
PANORAMA BUILDING.-Second Battle Of Bull
Run.
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100 CARDS, printed from plate, 75c. Whit
akar,S
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CITY ITEMS.
To be Sold at n Sacrifice.

A REGULAR CLEARING OUT
At r. Goldschmid, S12 tn st. m.ao.
Read the question we ask below carefully, 1t
Is marked at not more than halt its value
many one at even less.
N,,r a a Iahx, q, rrianor onlu ca ~
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me w t6tnff.
FICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHINGToS, II. e., June 80. 1885, o am.
For District OF Columbia. Maryland and Vfr-
giuia local rains, stationary temperature, vari-
able winds.
For Thursday, slightly warmer fair weather is
Indicated sor New England, and local rains
with stationary temperature for the middle
and south Atlantic states.
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Rock ENos SpRrNcs AND
ERAL BATHS.
MOUNTAINS OF VIRGINIA

A.
Six Hours from Washington I.LH
Fine smooth turnpike roads Light easy cad MAJ a.
from Winchester. Round-irp tickets $50. Great
improvements made in hotel and baths this 81 < N
Large swimming pool entirely remodeled SeLarate
bathing houses for ladies and gentlemen
The most perfect drainage aud W b olesome cui-
sine DIR. Geo. Reuiing. Baltimore.
Il Know OF no place where families or invads can
keyburn.
Al trust I may he able 10 come to Rock Enon this
summer. my recoectons of that heaven-a vored SPOT
are most pleasant Mrs John A. Logan
THE refreshment of the healing is g b euedic-
ton from a Kind Creator. We were blessed with the
many who are your guests"-kev. VIM. A Leonard.
rector OF ST. Johns church.
large number of rooms have been added the past
sc son. and guests can now be accommo lated
from $50 per month (of weeks and upwards ac-
cording rooms and length of stay.
Can take $40 or 10 train. Latter oyertakes the
former at Point of Ro' Ks.
For circulars apply at STAR Office and for all nfor.
nation to A. s PRATT d SONS. 4OI 9th NV
Sjel-2m A :. PRATT Proprietor.
Il Nd, will open June %. Terms; $780, -, a
per day. 50 per week and $50 pr month. v:NY
Special arrangements. for families Will AErr l
meet steamers George Ieary and Excelsior at Piney
sailing free. Address r. ADAMS & BRO. Piney
Point, 81. Mary's County, Id. Refer 10 A I. Donald
SON, Government Printing Office and c. Xander, 9il
18th ST. NV. jel1-lm~
DIVER SPRINGS Is SITUATED 20 MILES
III from Washington on the Potomac Fine
water hing. with beautiful view and fiue 4
country drives. music and dancing at the $EAH
discretion of guest We defy competition in W .E$
table fare Transportation from and steamer "
field and Thompson. Fruit and medical advice free
More enjoyment for the same money than any other
place of The kind Mail three times per week Address
DIR. r. p BLAkISTONE SONS, River SPRING a. o.
ST Mary's Co.. Nd je23-3w*
rJNHE BAY RIDGE HOTEL
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At Hahn's over stock Sale, No. 2.

SIG 7th street and 1922 Pennsylvania avenue.
50 pairs So cuStOM-made French Calf Cloth
top Low SHOES to be closed at $3.50.
rs pairs $3.50 Gents Dressy, Substantial
Low Button. must be sold, at S1.5O.
165 pairs Reliable Low Button, Oxford Ties
and straps, $1.25; q bargain at $1.5O.
All our Boys and Youths Fine Low Shoes
regardless OF cost; some 81 so That cost US over
81.
Ladies' French Kid 80; Low Button and Ok
ford, pointed or broad Toes, going AT $2.4O.
Ladies' 81 Hand-sewed Low Button now 81 40
$125 Oxford Ties down to 81
81 Hand-sewed kid lined Opera Toe
Slippers reduced to 75c.
Ladies' 4Oc. Serge House Slippers now 25c.
Many Odds and Ends at half their value. 1t
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DRIVE OUT 18th street, visit Washington
Optical company. Between III and / streets.
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BUFF AND WHITE SkERSUCKER SUITS, So
at Barnums.
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ENGLISH SERGE SUITS, $3.50 to SIS, al
Barnum's.
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LOOK for Auerbach Il Bros great attraction.
on I'd page in their regular space.
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+ 1Rsr GRANn CLEARING SALE
OF
MEMS SUITS
Now I'm Progress ut the

Now In Progress at the
CLOTHING PALACE
Having large stock Of Mems Suits of all the latest
styles aud patterns and being determined to clear
our counters of the same, shall offer these goods
at prices which feel convinced will have the de-
sired effect Please note well these prices and
sure that You will call without delay secure one Of
the greatest bargains ever offered in Clothing. First
woshall offer lot Of SUITS which have but few CT
. kind at $4 actual value, 90 So second, we shall
sell you Fine Blue Flannel Suit undigo dye war.
ranted), tor $7.S5. which is worth So Third, q
large lot Of Sack Suits all WOOL in six patterns at
$40. former price, 3d. Fourth. lot Of fine worsted
Suits. in Sacks and four-button getaways, ct spa
worth $3.50. We have received another large lot
of Seersuckers which we are selling at u 40 81 80.
S250 and $3.50
II. KAUFMANS
Clothing Palace.
Cor 9Th and sts SO
We close at pm. Saturday excepted. je2s
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GREAT SLAUGHTER SALE OF FINE Books at
Walter b. Williams x Co. 5 auction rooms.
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PHILADELPHIA Ice CREAM delivered TO all
parts of city. Prices quart, doc; quarts, 75c.,
quarts, $3.50. Weyman's, 423 18th ST. W.
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"BKN HuK," by Lew Wallace, S1.25. Whita-
kers.
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ENGRAVED PLATE and 100 cards, $3.50.
Whitaker's.
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THE OTHER SIDE" by Hon. NJ. A. FOran.
For sale by Brentano Bros and w. H. Morrison.
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FIREWORKS at Silverberg's, 312 9TH street.
WHITE AND FANCY DUCK VESTS at Rafnum's.
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Refrigerators and Ice Chests Will be Offered
below cost tomorrow only.
No I Chest on v nrtCo
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Try Our 6Oc. Tea
for your Iced Tea. We have it in Japan, 90.
long, Gunpowder and Imperial.
N. 7. METZGER & Bro,
ALI 7th st. NV
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

our eyesight. Consult Hempler, cor. Al,
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Trinity German and English Schools.
The examination and closing exercises OF
Trinity German and English schools, corner of
4th and E streets northwest took place yester-
day morning. The scholars displayed q sound
and thorough knowledge in both the German
and English branches OF learning. and the prin-
cipal Prof. VIM. Meyer and Mrs. Il Klepnlsh,
wee principal, receive 4 many congratulaiious
on the progress and requirements OF their
scholars, while profusion OF floral designs
Indicated the esteem and popularity In which
they are held. After appropriate closing excr-
cises the school was closed until the finst Mon
day In September. "a Is -
q. o. q. C.-Josfah Mcleod viao died In
HUM oidt, Iowa. and Was b6ried from his late
residence In this city yesterday, Was = member
OF the Immediate Fund Association or the Dis
trict Of Coiunlbia-an anxilliary to the United
Order OF the Golden Cross-whfch has Tor il
object the sssiatance Of it, bene1icisries e s
critical period. Wig. tmmediateiy on the deesh
amount Was piacedtn the hands Of MI. Mclseod
lwno Is also member Of the associnttcaa} within
an hour u the receipt OF peoof q doafk ~ edo
secretary Of tho ogsoo1Ati0ei. s - 8 - 8
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AIl.WOOl Blue Flannel Shirts o.. q,
Auerbachs Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th aud II.
Pie Crust.

oliver Wendell Holmes, in "The Autocrat of
the Breakfast Table" says that once he par
took at night of about quarter section of
mince pie. He got the dyspepsia, got out Of
sorts generally, and preached a series OF most
gloomy sermons. When his system had re-
covered its tone he took all those sermons, tied
them in q bundle, labelled them Pie Crust, and
put them away in q pigeonhOle. The moral of
this is obvious: that dyspepsia, indigestion and
lack Of tone in the system affect not only
bodily, but mental health. When the nerves
are out OF gear they must be braced up Tor
future work, Ii q man would have the 'smens
su,su in c0rpOre sdnO." For this purpose moth
ing equals Or. Henleys Celery, Beef and Iron.
A man who uses this will always have his men,
tai machinery in running order, because his
bodily machinery is also In good condition.
There is none OF the pie crust theology about
either ingredient; nor is there any secret about
1t. DIR. Henley's compound is no nOstrum. It
is simply q concentration Of three good things
In impact form, containing the essential
good qualities OF each of these articles. Celery,
Beef and Iron,. thus combined, is the leading
remedy Of the day in all depressed states OF the
system, and Is q valuable addition to the mod.
ern pharmacopeia. As such IL finds place on
the shelves Of every reputable druggist. i
Elegant Lime Straw Hats, bottom
prices, at Auerbachs Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th
and II. sssgssss
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.SEERsUCKER AND MoHAIR NORFOLK
JACKETS at BarnumS.
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The Akr SCHOOL IN yERNox Row.--The
Sodk Of tue pupils at the art school In Vernon
selaing were iD>Fccted last evening by Q large
number OF petlss%. .lnd The drawings, paintings
ana metal WORKS esFo very much admired. The
exh1blt made - nc ssisr.eh cub resolved APP
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Fine COlOreti Socks pair 25c., 1t
Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th and II. l
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Your Irrepressible Boys will Worry
the life out OF you ii you do not give them u
chance to celebrate the fourth in a style which,
TO them, seems the most betting. Aud, as
probably you will take them in the country to
spend Sunday and Monday, we would suggest
to you that you can make their hearts glad If
you previously take them to Silverberg's, 3l2
7th street, who can supply you with every
thine made in the fireworks line, including
lanterns for illumination, flags, &c.
Their reputation for selling at
Very Low Prices
has never been questioned.
AIl.WOOl Bluc Flannel Shirfa Al. af
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The BUsISEss CoLLBGE--The July classes In
PAIN rapid writing also In stenography and
tyPe-Writing will be fo<ined tomorrow, morn
college hails
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Elegant Line Straw Hats, bottom
prices, at Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th
and H.
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I"sTABLIsHED 1904. La A
L. THE BEDFORD SPRINGS" ~ ~
BEDFORD. PENN ". u
This popular Summer Resort opens ior f-,aI,.lol
of guests JUNE 10TH. 1856
Has heen enlarged and improved for theka
Round trip tickets TO be had at 4. r. do and
B. d o. * X Co Ticket offices. and tasg9 checked
through. Bedford water and pampni-d3aI G. i
81 AFERS. 1910 81. NV.
Prices OF board aud other Information byt plcsion
to the proprietors
The waters and grounds are exc asivt for the
guests al the springs and those ets for
their use. THE ANDEkS N yiR>.
le5-by Dxners aud I'd ,stoTs.
alaai.e ty eio.e 10 beach and
baths and ocean pier Large, elegantly ID Y. .ip
nished chambers. hne porches. Cuisine u 81 ln,'sL
jelo-em r. r. hUTd k-ON
g HhNANDOAH ALUM SPRi Ntis, NAAOIED
- as the dryest mountain resort In A
state. Six varieties of mineral waters: lar yIRY
lawn; resident physician. Pamphlet a ~
terms, address a j. MYERS. I--IIIls-
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story brick dwelling, No. 1857 Pierce Place.
between 14th aud 18th, s and streets north
wes1 viii be sold by Duncenson Bros. at aue-
Ion tomorrow afternoon, - q O'Clock. This
ssie presents An excetlent opportunity for an
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-09
HOLIDAY GIFT BOOKS,

Wm Blacks Complete Works, IS volnmes-
Cloth, regular price, SIS; our price only $o.75.
Bulwer Lyttons Complete Works, IS volumes
Cloth, regular price, $31.25; our price only
$22.5o. Half-calf, regular price, $o2. 5o our
price only $45.
Bulwer Lytton, complete, volumes Cloth,
regular price, $I95o; our price only $o75.
The Waverly Novels "a voumes-Cloth, reg
ular price, $50; our price only $22.5o. Half
cash. regular price, 500: our price only $40. In
Il Volumes cloth, regular price, Sis; our price
only $o.75.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-09

S5. Half Hours with Great Authors.
&c. Half Hours with Great Humorists.
81 Half Hours with Great Novelists
49, Half Hours with Great Story Tellers
80. Hyperion Longfellow.
40. Imitation of Christ. Kempis
Al. lone Stewart. Linton.
49, Ishmaelite. Braddon
49, Ivanhoe. Scott.
A. Jane Eyre. Bronte.
As. John Halifax, Gentleman Mulock.
46. Ladies' Etiquette.
A. Ladies' Family Physician. Chavasse.
49, Last Days of Pompeii. Iulwer.
49, Ladies Lindores. Oliphat.
5o Last of the Mohicans. Cooper.
ST. Madcap Violet. Black.
s.. Mark Seaworth. Kingston.
s.. Macleod of Dare Black
"a. Margaret and her Bridesmaids Julia Stretton
S.. Maid of Athens. Mccarthy.
&C. Midshipman. Kingston.
81 Mill on the Floss Georg Eliot.
5S. Mrs. Godfrey "The Ducless''
90. Murders of the Rue Norge. Poe.
co. Mysterious Island. Vernt
81. Old Middleton s Money. larry Cecil Hay.
62. Oliver Twist. Dickens.
6,. Our Mutual Friend Dickens.
64 Outre Mer. Longfellow.
65. Paul and Virginia. Rasselas and Vicar of
Wakefield. St. Pierr, Johnson and
Goldsmith.
&C. Peter the Whaler. Kngstn
g. Phantom Fortune. Braddn.
6S. Phyllis. "The Duchess
60. Pilgrims Progress Bunya.
TO- Red Eric Ballantyne.
II. Rifle and Hound in Ceyon. Baker.
72. Robinson Crusoe De Foe.
73. Romola George Eliot.
"a. Round the World Kingstn
rs. Salt Water. Kingston.
76. Sartor Resartus Carlyle.
II. Scottish Chiefs. Porter.
7S. Shadows and Sunbeams. hnny Fern.
70. Shaadon Bells. Black.
80. Sketch Book Irving.
81. Stoddard's Readings and Rotations.
80. Strange Adventures OF Pheton. Black
83. Sunrise. Black
"a. Swiss Family Robinson. Wss and Monto'
IS. Thaddeus Of Warsaw. Porn
86. That Beautiful Wretch. BLK.
ST. Three Feathers. Black.
49, Tom Browns School Days at sugby. Hughes
80. Tom Crinkle's Log. Scott.
co. Tour of the World in Eight Days. Verne.
81. 10000 Leagues Under the Sa. Verne.
80. Two on Tower. Hardy.
93 The Arundel Motto. MaryJecil Hay.
94. To the Bitter End Braddor
95. Vanity Fair Thackeray.
90. Waverly. Scott.
81. Wiley Reilly. Carleton.
SO. Washington and Marion (Lih.
SO. Webster's Life Banvard
100. Young F Forresters The. Kgston.
Thu Dad inn EditiAn Af thO D00tc