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A Column for the Young Folks

Nj Editor In your notice of my
answer to Ostrandors problem last week,
Number 4S) you say, viii came
within quarter of an inch of the true
answer." think you must have given
my answer but passing notice, for. by
referring to it you will observe that |
gave the answer as 8 feet, Il inches,
adding plus sign, dcnotinG remainder,
which remainder is about the fortieth
part of an inch, or .O2590l20190l--
with additional fra ,tions to the extent
of the workers patience to produce
them. With regard to the examples
given by n. Il. they were done by Al.
zebra, as ! failed to obtain correct an.
swer by " Double Position" and will he
have the kindness to give me solution
by position, and oblige, WILL.
-" Locals" does not pride himself
on being much of an " Arithmaticker,"
yet we cannot see chat our corrcspon.
dent is entirely right in his solution.-
We give the solution of A. r., solved
by Double Position. Our correspondent
will sec that VIC were right:
SOLUTION TO osTRANDoR NO roRTY-EIGHr.
Add the numerator and the denomi-
nator Of the given fraction (5.15) to-
gcther, then as that number is to l.
! hours, 50 is the numcrator Of the fraction
as to the time Of day the job commcnc-
ed 1920 p. NJ by the same process
find when the job was finished (4:4O
p. ND Then 500 from 40 leaves l
hour and 20 minutes, which is the time
employed. Then suppose the bottom
diameter TO be two inches and the top
four, and the length Of the staves six
inches. Then as the top diameter (foul
inches) is to the time employed eighty
minutcs), so is the length of the slaves
(six inchcs). to the length of the diago'
nal line of the required cistern, 12A in
Then find the square Of the perpendicu
lar Of the supposed cistern by subtract
ing the square OF its shortest base, one
inch, from the square of the staye, SO
aud also the square Of its diagonal, by
adding the square of its longest base
(thrce inchcs), to the square OF its per,
pcndicular, So. Then as the square o.
the supposed cistern (44), is to the
square Of the diagonal, 120, so is the
square of its perpendicular, So, to the
square Of the perpendicular required
the square root Of which will be the
perpendicular, 107.025 inches. Ar.
H. w, another correspondent send,
US the following solutions to last week
Ostrandors. As will be seen, they ar,
correct: .......
ENSWER TC NUMBER ONE.
Suppose q kettle three inches on tn,
bottom, six on the top, aud twelve inch
es deep. Find the contents Of thi
supposed kettle in inches, and reduce 3;
gallons to inches. Then as the con,
tents of this supposed Kettle (l37 .32O8
is to the % gallons, (7050 iuches), ST
is the square of its bottom (3) to th
square of the bottom required tht
square Of which will be 17.304S inches
across on the bottom, and twice tha
amount [35 8036l across on the top.
ANSWER TO NUMBER TWO.
The diameter Of the globe would b.
20.G55 inches, and the number of cal
Inns If Woull hold Woull be Is SO
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WAsHINGFoN's BIRTHDAY BALL.
Our esteemed friend, David, Of the
Thayer House, has tickets out foy hop
at his new hotel on the 22nd inst. We
predict a pleasant time for those attend
ing.
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FIRE AT OLEAy.-We- are sorry to
learn that fire occurred one day last
week at O,oan, y. Y, in which N. V.
Moore, the former host OF the Hyde
House in this place, was burnt out. Mr..
Moore had lately bought the hotel in
which he was keeping, webclieve the Pc,
troieum House was the name Of it. There
was an Insurance of $1,000 on it. His
friends in this section will be sorry 10
learn of this, as the Colonel was well lik-
ed by everybody who knew him.
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MARRIED.-On the 4th inst, by J.
X. Whitmoro, ESQ., Mr.. ELLIS BrRNs
to Miss JANE L. KLINE, both Of Clear
field county.
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TlHE SoCIABLE.-The next meeting
th.s SociaJlo will be held at the house
y Edge Dickinson. We have no hesi-
d n in saying that a cordial welcome
Ml be given to all who attend.
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0StTRI.cgOr Miscellaneous.
NUMBER THREE.

e. There are two numbers in proportion
to each other as IS to 60, and the pro.
duet of those two numbers when multi
piled together is 3S4. What are the
Numbers ?
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.

Admz. Of estate Of p. NcEerrey, deed.
l.. j. Blakcly, Atty. lst m. 18th dot.
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IMPAIRMENT OF TUE INTrRIoI.
IL UNITED STATES PAINT OFFICl


On the petition Of T.. OTTO p MEyEB. OF
Ne~to~n. Cal praying Tor the eItrees~s Of
patent granted TO him the 18th day Of February -
lss4, for an Improvement In ru'essi<ssg Inds>-
Rubber and other Gums, for seven years hoG thu
the 18th day. of February, lsss
II is ordered, that thu sid PETITION se bsAsd 81 ia
arg next, at u o'ci.ck NJ; and al PERSONS srss
Nhy enid pefitiop ought not 20 be granted.
Persons opposing the extensl:s are rescsr-rs 20
6le in the pstent Office their otsectiops sps al All.
set foytI In writing st least cencs dsyt bfDr shs
day Of earine; all testimony kled by eishYr nat
a. H. ned n the said heariaz must - pNk A., u
Transmitted In sccoydsDes With the ru's-s. "a thu
ONCE, which will be furna3sed oa apple s'zen
mon, must be lied in me ofhse f-e.rs DAYS b~f.r.
the dsy of hearing, the argument II 80 ,-;ss,.
~ DAYS after nline the tesssnscpy - ~-''
Ordered, also; that this notscs publishes ia tie
q ard In the keeist~f. New Isser Gu, On . .
week Ter three succes-svs r-fx. fha frss Of -aii
tke day Of hearlng.rf - a. THEsksR
no BwH toau1ssieasS u fA,eat,-
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FINANCIAL.

Mosey oosisn ues comparatively Easy to NJ
borrowers Ia New York. The dsmsnd fcr
speculative Purposes 1. quite mod.rsr. and
the banks n some Instances balances al pc :
csnt. although the general rate oonun1As st
per cent. Exchanges with the interior Snp-sr
60 ssost balance each other; buta mod rae
sraoctt oi currency ls gong South Discounts
continue stTii gent. There Is, perhaps, sous-
v la less demsnd from merchants; who, un-
Ger The lac pressure have been compeu'd t.
ccntrsci her operations; bu! both tue ba ks
Spo IrivSte discounters are acting with much
cation, snh paper not s'rcJIy nrst class lie
Ro'isole u much Officially. Prime uam.s
ale quoted SsiO per cent.
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(Bv Bankers and Brokers' Telegraph

fBv Bankers and Brokers Telegraph
Lewis johnson %. quote stocks and bonds
In home and foreign markets rs follows:
NEW YORK Dec. 3.-First Board-U y s's
1851, coupon, il2; S.20's, 1859. ex-ooupon. IO7 =
ls6iex coupon, I0i Z; 1886, los !, I~5,
coupon, new, NIX; 1867 coupon, i07 !.
I0i0's coupons, 1Ol 3o's, second, iOi X 5SD's,
third. loiI; Canton, 4; =; Cumberland. ~
Quicksiiver,l5; Maripcsa, a do. p I'd L. New
York Central, 1l3ss; Pacific Mail, I27 =; At.
lantic Mail. liz; Erie, Il. do. preferred, = Z;
Hudson l24; Residing, 95 =; Michigan Central,
1t9h; Michigan Southern, 20; Illinois Central,
1874; Cleveland and Pittsburg, Soy; North.
western. 50; do. preferred. CO..: Rock Island.
3iI; Fort Wayne, o. 3: Ohio and Miss. Ger
uiicates. BOX: w. u. Telegraph, b 4; Boston
Water Power. TX; Cleveland and Toledo,
iGIK Gold, 49,
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

IN BANkIUPTCi,
i District - Gor.UNsr a.. So.
At the City of Washington. the ruth dat 81 No
ycDIb, r. a D. IS51. The uudersil ned hereby gi,.s
MOTTO" Of his appointment as-igDee Of rN Rus q.
DICKINSON. IN the city of WASHINGTON. within
saiG District. who has been sdJud.ed "A bankrupt
upon hi- petition. by the District Court Of aid
District. MILTON ). sAfFCLD.
AttorneN -at-laW.
TAO y hS NJw 42r u street. Assignee.
In BANKRUPTCY.
Il BI-TRIoT OF CoLUMsIA. -.
At the City Vt Washington. the 3th dag 4 No
NFnber, A. H. lesa. The UndeT>it Ged her.ts gives
notice al hIs glointmrDf assignee OF DAVID
StUIElNEk. u. the city Of Washington. within
said District, who has been aGuiced bankrupt
upcn hiscw pstitun 10y the District Cont OF said
District MILTON. SAFfoLD.
Attorney "A Law.
2l-ThAM3w AS street Assignee.
IN BAHKBUPTCY.
i DISTRICT OF Cor rNBIA, g..
Al the City Of " S-hiL stoR. the 9th day Of No
yember, A. 10 1876. The uu6ersi gncd hereby give.
notice of LIS appointment A. assignee % Joseph
5. RJRSET, ia The city OF Washington,
within sid District who has been adiuaged
bankrupt upon his own petition, by the District
Court of said District.
MILTON 7. SAFreLp,
Attorney at Law.
no 21-ThS M3v 42e II street. Assignee.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

0 frrs Of CoWpfrofFer OF fhe CuyYeurv,
WASHINGTON. September ~. ISL.
Notice 10 hereby given 10 all persons Who may
have claims against the Farmers and Citizens
National Sank of Brooklyn" New York that they
are called upon to present the same and make legal
proof thereof to FREDERICK A. PLATT. Re
cetver of said Bank, ut the off CO of said Bank in
the city of Brooklyn, New York.
IL. r. HULBURD.
sell TWIST COMPTROLLER of the Currency
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81 Il Is said that France and Austria have
concluded Especial treaty ~ regard To the ia =
ture policy Ou the eastern question. ana pledge
themselves to maintain the territorial i6.egrIty
OF the Ottoman Empire.
81 Weston kissed ~ babies IN Cleveland.
H-The festive nauyes OF Fseie> have eaten
Wesleyan missionary and six Christian In
diane
SThe Home Insurance COMPANY. of Cir
cInpati, has suspended. Cause: recent heavy
losses.
S. Joseph Bo"aparis's old country seat
RoTdsntoW q. n. 7 81, h;-- been sold 10 a milk
mar for Si2,t9Jp-
- Runner msrries Miss Caroline Richtugs
ard The tenor OF her opera company, III RE
Bernard.
- fitz-G reen Haiisck was member OF
the Roman Catholic Church
- "Head Centre" Stephens is iE Paris and
in poverty.
81 WesIbrook, Me, possesses a girl with
$50 pounds of IoyeiIess.
81 Shipbuilding Ia Maine is nearly sus-
pended.
~A Catholic cathedral ie 10 bs bud IN
London, second only 10 ST. Peters, at Rome.
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oC-TREAsURY DEPARTMENT
~TkEASCRY DEPARTMENT.,

S Oc6e Of (0mrtrOiisT Qftas CARNEY
WASHINGTON, September 10, ISL
Notice. Is hereby given to the holders of the cir
euihting notes of The Farmers and Citizens Ma
tcnsl Bank Of Brooklyn New York, that such
notes viii be paid In lawful money Of the United
states upon presentation of the same al the Urea
sUry Oft the United States
ii. r. HULBUR ID,
re ii WILT Comptroller Of the Currency.
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nEPkRTMENT on THE INTERIOR, =
ID UNITED STATES PATENT q FFIcl

On the petition Of JOHN ~. HOLMES. of
New York. Y. Y, paryiug for the esteusion Of \
patent granted 10 him the 2lsi DAY ii February ist
for an Improvement I'm nsrricks. for seven wears
from the expiration OF laid patrrt- which take
place on the 2Ist day of Februars lsss:
ordered that the said petition d. beard ~ the
Paicui Office on MoNpAf. the NJ day Il fe',ru-
ary next. AT ~ O'Clock NJ; and All persons
notified 10 appear Rud show an the, have.
why said petition ought not o. he Crannsd.
Persons opposing the extension an Required 70
file in the Patent Once their otIsctoFs. specially
forth In writing. nj least ftrs dap htofe the
da! OF hearing; all testimony hled hs either party
10 L. nsed at the said hearing must De tzkea aud
Transmitted in accordance with the niles q the OF
fce which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and OF her papers rehesi ss te~sf
nony must be filed in the Office fsr,sls dzys efor.
the day of hearing; the sfgunsents IL any, ~ithis
Ten DAYS after filing the testimony.
Ordered, also that this uotfce H. published IN the
Republican end the Intelliacncer. Washington, ID
C.. and in the New York Atiss. Nex York. Y
once week for three successive weeks; Tbs FIRST or
said publications be af least sixty days preyio~s
70 the day 81 hearing. r. q. THEAKER,
no aS-~3w Commissioners Of Patents.
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Gsverume ut Securities.

WASHINGTON, Dec. ., iS6..-Jsy Cooke 4
Co furnish the following quotations OF Gov
ernrnenI securities.
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RAILROADS,
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
~ MAsLINsToN, MaI 9. Eoon.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ WA-AINSToN, Ma g, SoOs, lS7
&&21 esyE
Trsins between WASHINGTON AND RALTl
hchE- ass WASHINGTON AND TEX W ESg
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave oAiy except sunday al G:tU. Z q, I'd III
H. sbd z-s, Sno So, and 8 - .. IA.
ftE ALL WhF STATIONS.
Les,s oalIy' except Sunday. ssT:on =. "a, esd l.
toG Way STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
Leave .. s:Is and 10 a. N. saa Of Asa .ne s:;ss
N.
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Le".e rt;el a no snd az , n. DO trains q
Oh SUNDAY.
TOR BALTiMObk.
tesFs ~ . - d. csa 4 81 sad q s.
tOa WAY sTATlUns.
EtsNH s'Esse ard - f-S s-ssr
FoR ALL PARTS or THE WYsr
Leave di.iiT, EXCEPT So scAy, st 7;9 .. ga
o. SUncny 81 At aud Sap m ONLY. ~~---cr,a,
~ k"l.J S.at;OE WITH L. siH- from Baltimore g
WILL g- FsIkt rssuIs. a..
THEOIG CIT TICKETS 20 the West can be bad ~
"a tue day. well at the nov ofsce 81 the Bank
srs hud Broker Telegraph Line, SIS Pennsyivs
Avenue. tetwteu 9Th and Ttb street..
Eor New York, Pbilade ipbis, and Boston. sec I'd
veItirxntent Oi Through line
J. Z. WILSON, master Of Tran noE tatsol
l.. y. COLE. General Ticket Agent
&C 20 GFD- s htoNfZ. APeHt, Ws.bingtgn.
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V'HBOUGB LINE BETWEEN wAsHINGTo
l. PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YoEh.
XaSs Es

WAsHi NGrov, jar. 3. 1~E
IrSn. between Washington and New YORK a.
NOV nun a. fellows. viz.
ioE NEM NOEK. without change Of cars.
Leave caily Except SuBsA,b at T:4s .. M, Ia
nud 7:0p .. IL.
FOR PHIIApEIPHIk.
Leave daily except sunday II 7:Ss and ltls
N AID 4SJ aud 1:tS y.
ON SUNDAY.
Lt ave for New York and PhiIaieIphia st ?.Gc .
N. only.
,sleoping cars for New York on T-on p. m. train
Through tickets n Philadelphia. New YORK G
Boston can be had at the Station Once ~ MI hour
Ia the day. well as at the new ofc. in the Bank
cts and Brokers Telegraph Line, 3se Penn.
nuC, between 9th and Eth streets.
See Baltimore ana Ohio Railroad aivertisorner
aud sc dale between Washington, Baltimore, Az
n6polis, and the West
L: WILSON. Master OF Tr.nspcrtstio
l.. NJ COLE. General Ticket Agent.
GEO. {. k0ONTZ, Agent, Washington.
&C S1-tf
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DEPARTMENT,

~ TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
US Orfce OF COnpfToifer ofthe Currency.
WASH SGroS, October Z. lSY
honce rs hereby given to the holders Of the Cir
cniaflng Notes If "1hc croton National Bank 4
NC ciy OF New York, that such notes i'll he paid
N lawful money at the United States upon prcseu-
ramon OF the same at the Treasury Of the United
States. JNO. JAY KNOX.
s-tul3t Dent and Act'p ('onntroIIcr
T+TREASURY DEPARTMENT
uS OTfee Of (CHtpfTOtfsT Of fke fRTTfp6y.
WASHINGTON. October :. lcI
Notice is hereby given to all persons who may
have claims against - The Croton National Bank
p the city Of New York. " that they called upon
o. present the same and to make legal proof there
OF TO Z. y Bailey. Esq. Receiver of said Ban ut
tho office Of said bank, in the city of New York
JNO. JAY KNOX.
oct TlT Dept. and Act'g Comptroller.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.


DISMAL SWAMP CANAL
In acccrdauCr with a resolution - Congress AZ
proved .uly a. 1885,. thcriYiFg rfr Secretgrg II
ftc Treasury sell the stock OWNED ~ ths tnffsa
Ststes IN tie Dismal s~sinp canal Company, is
sUcb manner t. T. Il protect the int-reets oi thu
United States in said canal. aud that the
same lie kept open a. naylcablc highway without
further Npeuse 10 the GUvernm, Mt
Notice L. hereby given that en- MONDAY, the
ninth day of December. Is<S at n O'Clock A N
EIGHT hundred tso' shares Of stOrk owned by tine
United States iu said pismsl swamp Csnsl Con-
pany will b. sold at pubic auC ton e. the highest
Lidder, AZ the Treasure DepaT tent. Ia the city ef
Washington.
The Dismal swamp t'aual connects thu waterS
Elizabeth river, in VIRGINIA. vita the pssIuU,ask
river. in North Carolina. a distance &c about TWEEN
weight and one slf ssir Dmiles snd hsr bseB
struCted 1T cost cf upwards OF cue iailllon dol
lars. The whole Bumber Of share in the Canal
Company l. niu'tecn hundred aud forty four.
(la44,l having original par value Of two hun
dred and fifty dollars t.~0l per shara.
Full information in relation d the history ard
condition Of the canal will be afforded upon sppIi
cation ut this Department.
Terms of sale one tenth part 81 the purch>-e
money be posted at the time "f sale. and the
balance TO b. paid the delivery 81 the rnstrG
HUGH McCULLOCH.
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~- TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

fVN
WAsHINGToN, Aug rs, IS,f
Notice Is hereby given to all persons VINO NAV
have claims against THE National Unadj IA
Bank n T., that they called upon to pres, nj
he same. and 10 make legal proof thereof, to
IEWIS KINGSLEY. Receiver of said Bank nj
the Office of said bapk in u nadiiIa, N Y
H. X. HULBURD.
au y -T.l3t ComptroIler of the 1nrrsncv
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OF COMPREHENSIVE.

Notice Is hereby given that the partnership here
tofoIe existing between THOMAS STACKPDLE
ana q ALtREp HALL, both Of the city of Wash
1Dgton, in the District Of Columbia is on this
twenty third day OF November, A. D., 1851, DIS
SOLVED by mutual consent. All claims and de.
mands due said Stackpole Il Hall have been a
signed ts j. McClary Perkins, ATTORNEY AT Law ,
~ paid. 80 ~ ~e-'
The kennebec Ice and Lumber Company will con :
hnue TO furnish its patrons in Washinaton and
ice; also. Lumber 1t the lowest rates
Office 900 Ninth street Jun stairs
Ice and Lumber Depot. foot of Seventh street
t.f THOMAS STACKP6LE.
g. ALFRED HALL
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov a. 1881 no ~
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Il AIDES, you will find one Of the best selected
L stocks OF French aud Home made Cor sets of all
styles and sizes IRON up; no reeds Mr. Baum
which he calls the special attention as il is the
most comfortable and elegant In the ma rket, 40
Louisiana avenue, betwet 9th and 7th SITS. oppo-
site SeatOn Hotel. no IS-tf