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BYJas Mlcdougau. Anciioneer,
H.fN4 MI. nFHanf

ByJas Mlcdougau, Auciioneer,
NJ. 1909 Main street.
EXCELLENT CHANCE FOR AN
IA ENERGETIC NAN.
KEY, GOODWILL. BAR AND RESTAURANT
FIXTURES or
No. 400 EAST BROAD STREET,
CORNER OF FOURTH,
AT AUCTION.
BY direction Of tho owner. who Is declining
business, l will sell on
TUESDAY, MAY -, $3.50,
AZ iOH o'clock. tho ENTIRE OUTFIT II the above
well-known and popular establishment EN-
WALNUr-TOP BAR, a
LUNCH. OYSTER, and CIGAR-cOUNTERs,
COPPER STEAA-TABLE, ...,.,
BgER-PUMP BOILER AND FIXTURES COM
plete.
& WALNUT MARBLE-TOP TABLES,
LARGE BAK-MIRRO and SHELVES,
NEARLY NEW COOKING-RANGK,
PARTITION AND VEsTlBULE DOORS,
SHOWCASE, DECANTEkS, GLAsShSi
Stow, TABLES. CHAIRS,
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE. &C., &c. -.
Also. nice assortment Of FURNllU KE, BED
DING. sc.
Special attention is asked, "a everything IS Ia
completo order ami Wiil BE- sold.
This 10 rare opportunity offered 70 any one 70
engage In this business, as the stand Is already
well established with good custom, and can DO
made 10 pay handsomely.
myl0 JAS. MACDOUGALL, Aucuoneer.
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VRUSTEES' SALE OF EXCEED
ITGtY VALUABLE PROPERTY OK THE
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY IN Tue
COUNTY OF HANOVER.-By virtue OF the fol-
lowing deeds executed by James ~ Tyler aud
wifs--one % II. b. Chafln, trustee, dated Asrch
ls lss3: one 70 II. II. CsrdWen. trustee. dated
February f., 1885, and tho other 70 John huther-
foord. trustee dated June ], l6s5-all Of record
In me Clerks Office o. Hanover County Court
tho undersigned, being required 80 70 90
Nv the beneGciaies in said deed will, on the
promises, at O'Clock T. d.,
THURSDAY, MAY q, 1890.
sell by public auction that EXCEEDINGLY
VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE PROPERTY sit
mated At naTsOn's, on the Chesapeake aud ohio
railway. In tho county u Hanover, consisting
OF a FARM, with Is3 ACRES OF LAND. dwelling,
storehouse, school-house, barns, aud all other
necessary Out-buildings IN thorough order
This 10 truly one Of the most desirable and at
tractiye pieces OF property on the iine OF said
railroad rne dwelling contains seven rooms,
with dining-room and Kitchen attached. and
situated on an elevation with a beautiful grove
ia 'front.' The storehOuse, situated JUST at the
railway station, IA one OK the oest and moot
conveniently arranged 20 DO found In the cOGn-
try. aud ali Of the out-buildings are convenient
and well built, and the farm Is all under fence,
divided into lots, the most OF which arc well
sei IN grass.
TERMS: By the deeds, cash Is required as 70
nearly ell OF the purchase-money, but more ac-
commOdatng terms will DO agreed on at the
sale aud for further particulars apply 10 the
undersigned, or % Captain James NJ. Tyler. ku-
gers Building, Bank street. kichmords
r. b CHAPLIN. Trustee.
r. II. CAkDWELI, Trustee.
JOHN RUTERKFo0RD. Trustee.
my 3k1O&dtd
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Sale By r. B. CHAFFIS & Co. AuctiOneers.

I, Charles w. Goidin, clerk Of Chancery Court
Of Richmond, certify that the bond required OF
the special commissioner by tho decree D, May
:. 1870, ia the cause OF Meriweather sud als a..
Wynue and ats, has been duly glyeo.
Given under my hand this Sth day OF May,
1890 CHARLES ". OODDtN,
MO Clerk.
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BY Frank d. Hill & Co,
Real Estate Auctloueers.

URUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
L LOTS on THE EAST SIDE OF THIR-
TIETH BETWEEN X AND STREETS At
AUCTlON.--By virtue OF a deed Of trust from
". c. Darlington and wifo TO w. II. Palmer and
Parker Campbell, dated September q, 1875, and
duly recorded in the Clerks ofIiee OF Henrico
county, will sell on
MONDAY, MAY 18TH,
al $50 o'clock p. NJ, On tho premises, i45 BY 40
FRET OF GROUND, more or less, on The east
side OF Ihirfeth street between K and ; Streets.
This property is level and should bring a good
price, according 70 sales IN the immediate vicin-
ity made recently.
Trims: Tho terms OF deed require cash, but
the purchaser may have longer time, and terms
will be announced on day Of sale.
WILLIAM u. PALMER
Ap % Surviving Trustee.
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COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
ENoWN AS B0TDAR'-." ~ HENRlCO
COUNTY. NEAR THE RICHMOND, FREDE-
RICKsBIRG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
ABOUT SEVEN MILES NORTH or klCH-
MOND.-By virtue Of three DEGREES enterol ia lhe
suit Of 1fnsleys administrator -. Iinsley. &C
in the Circuit Court Of Henrico-One on the ION
Of July, 1889, one on tho 10Th Of October, IS 2,
and one on the 18Th OF March. 1920 We Will sell
by auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY, MAY %, 1890.
at 4.8O o'clock p. NJ, the TRACT OF LAND
called 4" BOUDAkS.n
two dwelling-hou on tho place, together with
the usual out-buildingS good orchard OF APP
pies, pears and peaches. IL IL WITHIN Two nun
dred yards Of Boudars station, ana the pubic
road from Richmond 70 Laurel runs through the
Mace The land Is in excellent condition. There
i also some heavily-tmbered land and large
ice-house and good ice pond on tho place. aiAo'
two wells OF excellent water. Tho farm has been
leased for the present year and VIII De SOFA SUD
icc, 90 this lease.
those wishing home site offering the ad-
,sntages OF both city and country should not let
this opportunity pass unimproved.
TERMS One fourth cash the balance In three
equal payments at six, twelve, and eighteen
months, the purchaser giving negotiable notes,
with interest added from the day OF sale. title
10 DO retained until the whole purchase money
10 paid and a conveyance ordered Dy ne Court
CONWAY X. SANDS,
HILL CARTER,
Special Commissioners.
JOHN A BRoADUs, Crier.
Nv. s. Leake. clerk Of the Circuit Court o.
Uenrico county, do certify that the bond re-
0uired Of the special commissioners, hin Carter
and conway r. sands, by decree entered in ;hG
chaucery cause Of Tinsley's administrator rs
Tinsley &C., on the ION day OF July, 1852 ha'
been duly given 800
Given under my hand this sth day Of May, 1890
myu.lsA25 W. :. LEAkE, Clerk.
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HRGGARTY, GUARDIAN, &C.. PkISTITF, AGAINST
HEGGARTY IT AIS, DEFTNDASTs-lS THg
CHANCERY COURT or THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
I,Charles w. G0ddin, clerk OF said court, GER
tify that the bond required Of the special COM
m ssioner by the decree in said cause Of May
:, 1880, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this sth day OF May,
1870. CHARLES w. GoDDTS.
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BY George K. Crawford,
Auctioneer aud Real Estate Agent,
1905 Bank street, Richmond, Va.
TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUABLl

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE IN SUSSEX COUNTY, VA,
ABOUT -FOUR MILES FROM JAkRAIIS, ON
THE PETERSBURG RAILROAD. AND ABOUT
ONE AND AHNLF NlLkS FROM TIE ALLAN
nc AND DANYILLK RAlikOND thOAD FROM
CLAKRMONr.-By virtue Of deed Of trust
executed by ". d. 2 Whitshorne and Naunie q.
Whitenorne. his wife. 10 G. A. Crawford. trus-
tee, dated March 3, fss9, and duly recorded 10
the Clerks Office OF Sussex County Court In Deed
Book 6, page liz, and ~ tho request Of tie Bono
fciary, defsult having been made In TIE pay
mept OF note herein secured, will sell atpuD-
lie auction. IN front Of the custom house ON
MONDAY, MAY 10. 1880,
ats O'Clock p. A., the FARM with improvements
thereon. described ia said decd ~ follows: All
of that real estste hcired by the said W. ID. +.
Whitehorns from his father, containing lZl
ACRES, moro or less also, 40 ACRES purchased
by him from tho estates Of Miss h. {. WhitehOrno
ana Mrs. NJ. X. Boissesu.
Terms: Cash as 70 expenses OF sale and note
for $50 With interest thereon from the 9Th day
OF March, 1889. % day Of sale; balance upon such
terms as will DO announced st sale.
c. A. CRAWFORD. Trustee.
GEORGE X. CRAWFORD, Auclioneer my
BY Denoon. Upper & Co,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
By George & Vashon & Son,
Real Estate Auctioneera

A = CTION SALE OF TWO
~ FRAMED DWELLINGS OF SIX ROOMS
EACH on NORTH LINE OF CHINA STREET
BETWEEN PINE AND LAUREL STREETS,
Nos. no AND 7l2.-By request OF the owner We
will sell tho sboYe-descrIbed PROPERTY az
auction, ON the premises, on
THURSDAY, MAY IS. 1890,
at O'Clock ?. NJ. These HOUSES are compara-
lively new. in good order. and always command
tenants al good rental. II you wish a paying
investment or Il neat. small dwelling as home
attend this sale. The LOTS have good front
and depth.
TEgMs: Easy, and announced AZ sale.
GEORGE $. YAsHON & SON,
MyS AuctiOneers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
By Henry I. Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auc!ioneera
llO3 Main street

TWO NEW FRAMED DWELLINGS
i ON WEST CLAY STREET BY AUCTION
We shall offer for sale by auction, on the
promises, 10 tho highest bidder, on
TUESDAY, MAY -, 1880,
at 5X o'clock r. NJ. these TWO NEAT TWO
sTOliY FRAMED DWELLINGS on the south
sIde Of Clsy street between Norton and Kinney
streets, designated BY mo numbers 1913 ana
1907. The Lot Is 39S feet front BY l53 feet deep
10 an alley 20 rect wide.
This properly is desirable 81 homes or as an
Investment The houses will be sold together
o. separately, as may be deemed advisable al
tho time OF sale. Come and secure one or DOH
q them.
TEREs: Liberal, and announced az sale.
HENRY L. sTAPL Is Il CO.,
mv7 ll03 Main street.
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DON'T MISS THIS GRilD LAND SALE.
M narilculars applY ID

TOT IHIIINUIlI' "FkII 70
T. W. HUfDHKOPRR, Presllens
r. H. WENTWORTH, JR, Secretary and 1res-
surcr 90 Fourteenth street, Washington,
ID g. 0r 10
II, ". BATES, Vice President. Bristol. Tenn.
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siOner therein appointed, Will proceed 10 sell
on
THURSDAY. NAVE, 1870,
at o'clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY mentioned
in said Decree being THREE SUBSTANTIAL
BRICK DWELLINGS, containing four 70 six
rooms each, besides kitchen and small rooms.
Tho central location Of these houses and their
medium size and immediate proximity 20 tho
new school binding render them very desira-
bio for d safe ana profitable Investment.
The FRAME HOUSE, No. 20, on east liBe OF
TWenty-eighth between Broad and Grace, has q
large-sze lot fronting about fortyfve feet. with
depth Of about l33 TO an alley, and q wide alley
on the south line Of the property.
The THREE BRICK DWELLINGS. Nos. 1916.
1914, and 1872, have four rooms each. and from,
about fifteen feet, with depth Of niAety-siI
feet.
TERMS: Ono fourth cash; balance 10 six,
twelve, aud eighteen months. the purchaser
executing negotiable uotos for the deferred pay
rncnts, with interest added from day Of sale. and
title retained until the whole purchase money
is paid and conveyance directed by The Court
A. W. PATTERSON.
Special Commissioner.
j. THOMPSON Brown x CO., AuctiOneers.
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Ilsggerty, gusrdian,) Richmond Chancery
a. Court, decree en-
| Heggerty and ais. tered May I. 1890.
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By n. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auct!0noer.
Real Estate Auct!0noer.
HNRUSTEE'S SALE OF THE CEN
TRALLY.LOCATED BRICK DWELLING
No. 4O5 EAST CARY STREET, BETWEEN
FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS,
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE RESIDENCE OF
MAJOR GlNrER,
ATAUCTIOH.

In execution OF deed Of trust, duly recorded
IN Richmond Chancery Court In Deadlock 20
a." page 20j, Will sell by auction, on tho
premises, on
THURSDAY, MAY s. 1890,
AT o'clock 7. NJ, the EXCELLENT PROPERTY
above rsiorred 10. The house contains about
fourteen rooms dncluding servants rOomsl and
has all modern cOnvoniences, and there - a
franc stable on the vide alley In rear The
Lot has q front Of twenty feet and extends back
1873 T. II feet 10 an alley 20 feet wide.
This Is q well-built conveniently arranged.
and desirably-located Dwelling, and Will make a
good homo or q desirable investment property.
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO defray the expenses
Of sale aud any taxes that may Do due on said
property, and 10 pay tho sum Of S4.33Gr, with
interest thereon from Dist December, 1883, and
the residue upon such terms as the personalrep-
.esentatiye OF the grantor may proscribe; or. In
default Of such direction. then upon such terms
as 10 the residue as the trustee shall think nt
\. BIT il quite probable that liberal terms
will DO announced AZ the sale.
IANfVSI MAIfRY Trustee.
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WEDNESDAY, MAY u, 1880,

az o'clock p. VI. BY virtue OF decree % Rich
mond Chancery Court Ia the cause OF heri.
weather and afs. q. Wyune and as, entered
MAY :. 1890, the Undersigned, special commits
sioner appointed for tho purpose, viii s4u by
public auction. on tue promises, on above
namod day and hour, the PROPERTY described
ia said decree as the FRAME sIOhk AND
DWELLING on the west side Of Seventeenth
streot fronting thereon ~ feet, running back be-
tween parallel lines about 70 feet 70 Union
street. and designated as Lot 10. az In Adam 8
addition.
TRIMS: One third cash: balance 10 two equal
IN stalments at elk and twelve months for notes,
with 9 Dor cent interest added, and title retained
until the whole Is paid aud conveyance ordered
by the Court CHARLES h. WHlrILE,
Special Com missioner.
q 4 la.fIn
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BY J. Thompson Brown s. Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. lll3 Main street

COMMISSIONER SALE
~ or
THREE MODERN STOCK-BRICK TWO-STORf
DWELLINGS On NORTH LINE OF
MARSHALL BETWEEN
EIGHTEENTH AND NINETEENTH STREETS,
ANDA FRAME DWELLING, No. 2lj
TWENTY-ElGHIH STREET,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11

| BY virtue Of the above Decree entered on the
| above date, the undersigned, special commits
sioner therein appointed, will proceed 10 sell
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
By r. b. chanln & Co,
Real Estate AuctiOneers,
No. / north Tenth street

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ OF FRAME STORE AND DWELLING ON
TuE WEST SIDE or SEVENTEENTH STREET
BETWEEN BROAD AND GRACE STREETS,
FRONTING Or SEVENTEENTH STREET -
FEET, RUNNING BACK BETWEEN PARAl-
IEL LINES TO UNION STREET, AND DEslG-
MATED AS LOT No a. IN ADAMS add
WTON.-gale on premise3 on
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few of tho many Who hsyo invested and are
infnrcsfeI In m. aeYalopment of Brlsiol arei
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TNIogrlsr ACTION.


The following action was taken on the
overture OF the assembly:
!. As TO societies outside OF the Church,
tie prcsbytery decides that the Church
should endorse such societies as the
American Bible Society. whose design is TO
spread the pure Word of God. but not
other societies by any formal acts OF her
courts.
2. As 30 tithes, that the assembly should
dumiss the proposition to establish the
1.-THE system in the Church as without any
basis IN the Scriptures, apart from
tie Leyitical law. either as q positive law
or as an obligatory standard rs unjust IN
~ requirements. demanding too much OF
fome and too little of Others a. difficult
Of construction rs complicated in it's al
rnnistraiion. and as tending 10 confusion
and mischleyous results in the Church.
The report Of the committee ON Sabbath
schools Indicates steady growth IN this de-
partment Of work. There are on the rolls
Oi the schools 798 teachers and 6,672
scholars. an increase ia Two years OF $50
teachers and 2,052 scholars
The key. r. L. Sydenstricker will labor
~ Buckhannon church. West Virginia,
lnorthern,) one half OF his time for one
year.
Calls were presented from Beverly and
Leading Greek churches. both Of which he
how serves for the Rev. J. N. Van Deyanter,
each for the whole of his time. He accept
Cd the call 10 Beverly.
oraEE CHURCH iIyAfns.
The Rev. DIR. James Murray resigned the
SlAfailsalp Of homo missions and the
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-01-11
The chinese Theory of Evolution.

The rocks are the bones of the divine
body, the soil is the flesh, the metals are
the nerves and veins; the tide, wind, rain,
clouds, frost and dew are all caused by its
respirations, pulsations, and exhalations.
Originally the mountains rose to the firm
ament, and the seas covered the mountains
to their tops. At that time there was. in
the divine body, no life besides the divine
life. Then the waters subsidized: small
herbs grew, and in the lapse of cycles de-
veloped into shrubs and trees As the
body of man, unwashed for years, breeds
vermin, so the mountains, unlaved by the
seas, bred worms and insects, greater crea-
lures developing out of lesser. Beetles in
the course of ages became tortoises, earth
worms became serpents, high-hying in
sects became birds, some of the turtle
doves became pheasants, egrets became
cranes, aud wild cats became tigers. The
praying mantis was by degrees transformed
into an ape. and some of the apes became
hairless. A hairless ape made a fire by
striking crystal upon rock, and, with the
spark struck, igniting the dry grass. With
the fire they cooked food, and by eating
warm vietuals they grew large, strong, and
knowing, and were changed into men,
Adels ". FIelde, In Popular Science
M0Hthly.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-01-11
TERRIBLE STATISTICS.
What the New York Board of Health
Reports as the Figures for the Pact
Five Years.

w nat Ine new fOfR board OF de2lfh
Reports as the Figures for the Pact
Five Years.
The average number of deaths in New York
City for the past FIVE years has been 600 each
week. Of this number 2ss or nearly one-half,
have been from pneumonia, consumption or
some pulmonary trouble. This is not theory, but
actual figures made by the Board OF Health.
Nearly eighty thousand people in five years in
New York City alone have died from throat and
lung troubles When we think OF the thousands
who had throat and lung diseases and who
have recovered, how terrible an array of facts
does this present
Doctors have said in the past that most of
these troubles were incurable; they are now find
ing such is not the case The best hysieians
declare that man or woman, even in ad-
yanced stage of consumption, can live for years
and even to old age by careful and constant
use of pure whisky, but it shou' be remembered
that the word pure is always used BY physicians.
There is but one absolutely pure whisky, free
from fusel oil, now in the market, and that is
DuHys Malt. In its purity rests its great power,
although it has other qualities possessed by no
other whisky. A child can take it without any
evil effects, and for restoring partially consumed
lungs, building waste tissue and giving health
and strength IN the place of disease and weak
ness it stands absolutely without rival. Care
should be taken to secure only the genuine as
its popularity has brought unworthy imitators
into the market. Do not trust any dealer who
tries to substitute something in the place of
Duffy but insist on having what you call for.
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NEyER-n1E INSURANCE.
offered MI. Laporte by Sympathetic
Friends and Smart Agent.

offered Mr.. Laporte by Sympathetic
Friends and Smart Agent.
Patrolman Laporte is one of the most
mild-tempered men on the force, says the
indianapolis Neus He can play dominoes
with Sergeant Lowe without becoming
angry, and that is saying good deal. But
last night he was going about with an ak
in one hand anda club i'll the other looking
for some one to slaughter, and this Is why
Recently the horses taken up were sold in
the city pound, and Laporte, for 50, be-
came the owner of perambulating hat
rack. The horse became a synonym OF
poverty in the force, and, though bored
considerably, Laporte kept the animal
out of respect for old age. Last evening
at roll-call dapper little gentleman wear
ing glasses and carrying big book called
at the station-house to see Laporte.
81 understand you have fine horse" "
he remarked to the big policeman.
"Yep," answered the peeler.
any name is-Jones. Fam the Indiana
State agent of the Never Die Live Stock
Insurance Company. Our terms are reason
able-so reasonable that We are really a
charitable institution. Now, sir, 1t Is a
duty you owe to yourself to have your
horse insured. You cannot tell just when
ne will lose his life or get hurt. For $50
I viii issue a policy"
whats that?" gasped Laporte.
81 say for $50 l will write you policy
on your horse"
Say, my friend, how did you happen to
come heren solemnly asked the police
man, with an ugly glare in his left eye.
aT-I-I-why, was told that you
you had fine horse"
$50 away, young man, 60 away. You
have been imposed upon by some one.
have no boss that l want to insure. Just
wait till find the man who sent you, and
I'll make him go down into the sea like
McGinty did"
The agent slowly faded away.
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the author. accounting for much that !!
wonderful by mechanical laws.

the author. accounting for much that is
wonderful by mechanical laws.
The Atlantic Monthly" for January,
(Houghton, Miffiin & Co., BOSTON, contin-
, ues Margaret Deland's serial, sidney"
Gailiard Hunt has an interesting paper on
The United States Pension Office" Ag-
mes Repplier writes of English Love
Songs" There is poem by Aldrich, a
story By Sarah Orme Jewett, paper on
social topics by Oliver Wendell Holmes.
| Byrnes serial, 1.-THE Begun's Daughter"
Henry James serial, THE Tragic Musen
! book reviews, the Contributors Club and
editorials.
OF the "Knickerbocker Nuggets e. P.
Putnsm's Sons, New York and London),
we have received another of the volumes, OF
which twenty-seven have now appeared.
The latest is Ruskin's Sesame and Lilies, ~
containing the three lectures "Of the
| Kings Treasures" ''Of the Queens Gar
dens,n "0f the Mystery Of Life The
volume IS uniform with its predecessors in
exquisite finish and neatness of Typography.
The books sell for 81 each.
| The Occidental Medical Times" (Sacra-
mento) for January contains papers by the
editor, DR.. Parkinson, and by Dr5 Hunt
ington, Madden, Cluness, Kerr, Abrams,
Briggs. Daynait and others, and great
variety of medical news, reports, etc. The
! January number opens for the NTimesn its
fourth volume.
The Home Maker New York; for Jan.
| uary is at hand. Marion Harand makes
Improvements in every number, and the
mags zine now ranks with the most yalu-
able household journals of the world. The
current number is rich in papers of interest
TO the home, and of good, wholesome arti-
| Giles of fiction.
| White, Smith & Co., New York, Boston
and Chicago, have just published two new
| pieces of sheet music, Pure Jewels" q
| series of six easy piano pieces, by Paul
Keller; and Easter Lilies Wal;zss," By G.
| A. White; the latter having fnely-colored
title page, illuminated with lilies.
| "Babyhood' for January Is Beekman
street, New York; is g bright and enter
! tanning number of a magazine of especial
| value TO all who have the care Of infants
and young children. Some of the best
nurses and physicians of the day are among
its contributors.
| "Hsrper's Young People opeus the new
! year with pages excellently filed with
reading matter adapted to the tastes Of ju.
venile readers. In the number for the
week ending December 31st there are some
especially fine illustrations, three of which
are full-page.
| "The New Moon" (Lowell, Mass for
, January is Of thirty-six pages of varied
matter, of good, wholesome reading mat
ter, contributed and selected. 1t is gaining
! steadily good position among the CHIEF
magazines OF the day.
| From Rand, McNally & Co. Chicago, we
/ have of the Riaito Series, kings in Exile, y
/ by Alphonse Daudet, 1t is = novel OF Par
| isian life, and is translated from the French
| by Virginia Champlin.
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The Jews are said to be rapidly increas-
ing in numbers, wealth and influence in
New York. -Four new synagogues were
recently opened within the space of ten
days, and the city now has forty-seven OF
these places of worship, which is larger
number than can be found in any other
city in the world. The Hebrew popula-
ton has doubled in ten years. Some
trades tkey almost entirely control.