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gt5 CIVILIZATIONS.
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE

NEW MONTHLY NAGALiNE
FOR SEPTEMBER 1864
CONTENTS:
SILVER AND SILVER PLATE
H1rsrs.r.oys--Ice Bosl-Tat.e Ser,ce-Sl,er Tea Set
PLATED Tea se,-B e Dish PseT-Yase-Go 't-ten
terTiece ...t
TRAVELLING IN SIBERIA
ILlr.4YArlos, Is. a,,al. sla River Ea.ou sie.a-A
Tarants,-G ,.ar oato DGeatA Boarat vlge- Crossing
the -Fulrc Loiue tEachts-Tbts az Msmdoliu
The IYgs-A y.es irlusk sberhTLe Autbor With
Comp lrtuts-Fare IrutskA yssbosMy Kazan Khtia-
VALLEY Yepes Kfauoysnk-ChrgHg Horses Al isIilr
stauon-Lo. C a Snow sioTN--The Boundary.
TuE UNwCLCOHE GUESTS or INSECTS pIH Pgg)
ItlgsIs A1ioS, sphinx Lgustd-Coeoon Of Auseas Prone
hers-IaIa aud tasraCocooa pa,Eed-Iueu
arg-Papa sphiHI-Lar,ao OF EhleuuouPaFa opened
Cryus, Bag-Catergiu ard LarvsCoeoonsParaste
lsyrg-A,ctra md Arlls-rhe Mad APPLE
TIE LAST YEARS or ROSCTUSzKO
hlrsraAuoys-Tl4llels KocllSo, lal7-Ko,ca'lio, '77
PAROLE HoNNEUR PANT H.
THE SEW TIMOTHY. PA1 2
WHINING Ills SPuRS ..-.... ..
ONCE ONLY.
THE woMAvs KINGDOM: LOVE STORY BY Tie Auaor Of
90 JoLa HALIFAX. Gentleman"
I1usrRArovs-Mrs. vsrdedtcten Dauelier-Lire Red
Rnug Hood Goc1by.-Dr s'tdmar.-Tliou.s tie Window
NY Pct GORILLA.
THE FRENCH EXPEDITION TO MEXICO
OLD FRANCE IN YOUNG AMERICA.
Ny DEBUT
woNANs WORK AND WAGES
THE GREATEST VOLCANO IL TIE WORLD.
EDITORS EASY CHAIR
MONTHLY RECORD OF CURRENT EVENTS
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copy Of either the MAGAZINE, the WEEKLY the
BAzAR wi be sarped gratis to Club Of Five Subscribers at -
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Mouths an be furnished ir 50 Volume ard sent BY
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soussbug One Year VIII be furnished 'or 81 fright
eIJ Ia weight volumes being beyond that allowed
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Situations e1IanttS- -ftmllfs.

siiuations dIanttS- 3ftmahs.
NVANTED-A situation as GOFERNESS or
w to TEACH bra LADY competent 10 teach English AID Music
49, q South River y. j.
GIII and county lo,i,oo who ysi5h 10 eeono-
" BY ploynr sood, hthm WohhN snd GIRLS At mod
v,gs nicely suited CAHROLLs Agency No %
Sne also, salg % Dc employed rObass s, aey landed AID
snail Er..
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lnt6 CIVILIZATIONS
= ISI1 Avn EUROPEAN NEWS.


THE MALI
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60 @lbum Il man 6cnccu.

60 0lbum Il map Curttm.
OFFICE METROPOLITAN BoARp HElLrHl
No. J0l M0TT.sr., NEv-loHK. Aug T. lc69.
A L "A meeting of the Metropolitan Board Of
~ Health hed at he once No j0l Mottsl, NewloTk 18Th
August, 1903, tie following resolution was adopted.
Rssoird Apd u hereby declared 70 be additional ordinance Of
this Board as follows:
of butchers refuse shall Ne through
the Cities Of New l0k Brookyu e1aep
houao four clock In The afternoon aud o'clock ugt aud between
the hours Of O'Clock and o'clock The morning of
refuse shall be conveyed unless The tight barrels
f. j GEORGE B. LINCOLN ..
President
ESSoSs CLARK, sserearr. --...
nETECTIVE-G Gentlemen or ladies requiring
~ The services ola gtntreany export working assA Of pm
nature should address W D. No IS
Unhiha husbands aud AFTER references Utmost
secrecy. Moderate charges
FI'HE YOUNG WOMEN HOME" of the
ladies' Christian Union from Fouetnths
No n North Wag,cnsQaare, MacougasL Good
sbees required from persons applying for board
WANTED to adopt into a good family, "a
chi y mouths old Add:esS No %; BAst h between
and 2da'es.. frout basement
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S1lusital snstrumtnts.

An EASY WAY of procuring what You want.
h-HORACB WATERS Co. NJ, fl br0l4saY VIII dispose 81
lev new hand Pianos Mens ant Ordns Of lye hrt
and take 10 10 s5 monthly unul paid Fny new
secondhand instruments for rent and Tea applied Il puread or
Tor SAFE At bargains for cash
A GREAT SOUL IN A SMALL BODY
n MATHUSHRKs PRIZE PIANOS COLlBRi I feet inches
long poser aud sweetness than others ~ i ne
paig dose selI @I drtlL BARLOW MAfHJSHEK' No ost
BIoaiwaJ ----------
A RION PIANO-FORTE-Pate highest
Pnos Tor descriptive pamphlet pres list &c. MaaaaSioU
ard uareroons. Nos lg1 and ~ Bower' MANNER Il Co.
A LARGE Stock of Grand, Square, and Up
~ right PIANOS bargains Tor cash also 20 @ and sold on rsa
mtlt& j. = CuhAllN'S, NO 0 .aioh sq1s-s,
A GREAT REDUCTION in Pianos-BarmOres
Z Warero8m No 1 Becckers splendid asoTtmenti NaffAnei
years n pte metals tinoua' fom isngush,d ,It,is
DfANOS.-TWenty-li secondhand Piano
fle. ofyarous ior SALE az low Prices b. CHlCAhNE
L SONS, 10 81 broadway Pianos 70 rent
CPLENDID and & OCtayes carved rosewood
- secondhand Plan at half price o some eheap o! oes a.
No as West rEsutTe slth g., bet Sirth aal Ientra,et
TNHE WEBER PTANO-FORTE
SCALED toe BEsr LsIRuNESr MADE By al the Leading mo-
Tars ofu city and essEhere pronounced By hs National "a
AssocoB trial 10 Their with the fTsi naauAs
r,r. ofns country emrenty RBsT PIANO IN AMERICA and
Used y he Conservatory Music and other high music schools alto
g,hsr Of their immense power equality sweetness ana I"'
Irey ofOls elastic touch sui great durability
wARERooMs No go Broouest, near Broadway.
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Steamboats, ano gaiIrOaos.

| erhM''V''t' "N" ef"'"""S'
BRISTOL LINE-AT 5P. NJ.
no boston PROVIDENCE AND iS T p6sTs
The Lsfs Fastest the World having 500 Stats Rooms
BRISTOL,
Capt RRSfIoSM 6S $50 4 fDAIs ''
PROVIDENCE,
Capt SIMMONS at p n, TU6SRAiS THURSDAYS and sAruR
Connecting With the Express Train Bristol the following morning
Arriving O'Clock m all eOurey'hess Of
Freight taAsu low the lowest ard auia Bo;S9 %
JAMES FISK jt Managing Director. .
FOR N0RWALK and DANBURY- Railroad
NELLY T Wire si :.. Ne 49, a Ei v ana o % ssIs
every .heTeooH az g and nom foot Of Thirty our At oe9et
leaves south NoNak 1 M OF on arrival Of the Daubury and
euts; Excursion Tickets, 81 rs Stages connect for New
DOR HARTFORD, Direct-CITY OF HART
FORD and GRANITE STATE Aye Pe4 .p s.l, M for
hS ss n % Ss S soaSss SS TAIN for H
E0R NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
,p for New Haven Js ard u p "a connecting Win the Railroad
FOR ORIENT, Greenport, and Sag Harbor-
No ssssG Fa. Rs: % TUTaiLE soaS
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT-F WHITE
MOTIFS S6cS 1 R Sf rSs
wSSHGKS Gait fo leave. sr ssi P b S saS
days excepted att for the sbosnaIaed places H 81
TOR ALBANY and TR0Y.-Fare 81 80
' H The s., vSSDS @ R and s'1G SSs s1s
leave Pier Ne a North River north Of Spring EVERY EVENING
Saturdays eHocp O'clock and foot Of Thirty
clock connecting With EewYOrk Central Railroad for PuaO and al
West and WITH Rensselaer, snd Saratoga and Lake Chsnpn
steamers for Montreal Lake George Saratoga and all stations Also N
rail for North Adams. BuraRou and Fast Psrs Sandy
Returning leave Troy al sBd Albany al OoOt
DAILY LINE for CATSKILL, landing at
~ Cola Spring Highland khnebeok AAhea
Camp, Smiths Dock. Gemautown.The emboat THOMAS
POWELL leaves TUESDAY snd THURSDAY m SATUg.
DAYIl ~. Steamboat NEW CHAMPION, M0SDAY WRDSBS.
DAY. aud FRIDAY Mbpm from foot Pfahkhn-st n. X
DOR NEWBURGH. West Point, POughkeep-
Rohdos aod kingston landing az CO1ss Dock Osrassn
New Hamburg Aad Milton. The -
STEAMER MARY PoWELL
Drsbfossesst EVERY AFTERNOON At $50 0clOcs
1919 ID. ID. * 7. SMITHS STEAMBOAT
lCOp. LINE rom HTsopst Pier, daily. sundays trcep1d
STEAMER CHBislENAH at 3sS p n. for fonker TanytswH
HucE RoeAnd Lake HAvsrss~ Grassy Point verpsnes asi
Peekst anding AZ Thirty fenh each STEAMER ADEIPHI
for fouken hasiuE, Dobhs Ferry. TauJto1B Slug Sag
r. O. COFFIN At for isid sLi iOnle HsstRxs Dohh. Ferr
DEDUCTION in Fare-fO or from Yonkers
IL fFoR Sing Sing 20 cts Ia ~
fom Point Is cts Steamer GEN sRnGWfCK lear, tot
eelock
DAYS eIpio hi Pon noruing ok stag
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Trains Jersey penort 5:lS and Is ma I;a
4Q 5 apa659 The S;l3 Freight and "a s9a and $50
"' "'''' y TuoS W. DRnAREsr spUssiussuasul
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STNHE SCALPEL, No 46, contains two lectures
bs private surgical ss setaTe instant eur. T Inc
IT, Dixon ~ D. Ibeoe 40
sifL % 70 sd ITO evenings At No q
PinAav ~"
TIVE GRAND DUCHESS OF GERoLSTRIN.
complexion 80 i0tb thousand on
DooStIk w., No. ~ BJosdsAI Lev chtll0Eas ice
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THE YINELAND ACADEMY.

Incorporated uu'er The laws o. Nes.Jerfey.
The Rev p T. K CHUBBUCK A. NJ. Principal gsgei hy 81
dep corps Of Instructors This fsts school r both seIu
with thorough business and collegiate o. study Offering usu
advantages Ancient and Modern Languages and Musc Vine
isnd Jesy Railroad between Philadelphia and Cape MAJ
has become Justly celebrated r the heahness OF climate and toe
high moral oss aud Intelligence Of s people Hube7g nearly 100
Inhabitants contain single beerhop drukn
bling place bardroo bowling ALLEY Parents assured there
fore beyond what possible eoseerg other locality
that their are school hsy be the
ordinary temptations which they liable eevhee Board pr
families the moral and social Influences untIceponab
be bad reasonable a mg the expenses Of tie in
eludiug tuition. o exceed $40
For circular, address the PRINCIPAL
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Excursions.

Excursions.
-----~---->--~-~--->--
nAILY EXCURSIONS to GLEN COVE and
ROSLYN landing a. Whsons. Bayss Dock, Great Neck
Sands Point Motifs Doa All Glen Wood on sna Ater AoNBAl
SIP Per No p East prcf every morning sl5 Tor the above and
Ings Retgruing I'LL leave Ros,yu AZ $50 m.
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F0'1' "''VF TAO go Is 'rifI0y srr,lt-1i10t
TEw-Y6 RK and YEW-HAYESRMLRoAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. lS,i
COMMENCING MAY 3, 1903
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK.

atiou IN NeV-YoTk Tseutvseveathst ADD FclIse
ave. Eptrsuee OF Tue-ty seycu.LsL
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ONG island RAILROAD.-LeaYe James

4 slip:
s H. for seuport and all stations eEesps Woodle sa
Tree $3.50 NpIpert Passenger Tram, aud an STALLION
cert wlow Tree $3.50 kTrr taa hr Gfeeupor sbTf
Jsmaies Mineos Ieksvie and al satous hast " Auhn
Passenger Train war except willow Tree r
North lsp Passenger Tan end al PASSENGER a. .
connect a. Al nicola snd HeHnsse 49, 60
SUNDAY Excursion Train leaves Huute.s foH a. a. r -lsis
Glen Cove Norb Ilp Seuper AMI all va os affss Al -
w. '-'-' Z raRTON Sr.e ,.ffsnhfut
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Clubbing 6uySs. 1T.

A It VIM. EVERDELL" SONS, No l04 Full
"A tenst-wkDDlNG CARDS .rd FiSB STATIONERY QRsab-
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4 LADY who lives near MadlSOn-squaTe,
~ wishing to continue the ejuaou Of her two sons lo cpd
u wears od Il DESTROYS Of orrr With three four other BOYS,
Do have been She rldreuy English hrnche' ana
possess got kuONtge Of french Her intention 20 tly
be es teachers she can obtain r special branches to give some Tee
sons herself sup-ruiend their DISTINCTION Tor four honn da m
who OuI like b. avail themselves ~ taeh an
Atrlrnerent mi aLlrlss Boy NJ. l64 Nty.l orb p -
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VNHE SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD of Long
i.Ass .nnS AlouFs Os YAH e i,p I's .s
kare o The ows Roosevelt aud UTArds reuss
York 9oS ~ for al ,,atIous $40 Eipress ecrSs' "
steamboat tas Sis~ IssBds $50 p n, fOT al tsuopA
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Ch,.ro soriug better; sales 200 bush No ~
I'll 3G Mi Veed Rm; Shorts SB; Shpsahs, ftid&RPta ton
CHc.Go March I-Elour fr Choice City brands, bal IN
,sn~i m other grades Wheat steady al &2o5dS21 for No ~
r Of No Corn-Neg, Gle No. active at 84t DC
Oat. quiet at s,c Re fm, and atvsel lGe sales Al tbGoc
s5 Quiet sn om 81 % 70 81 Is Pork Products
The Iaset Is ues,; Mess Pork quotabe F3 sGDS23 7S no
u.rnsl IogIhe offerings light and prices un-
b,rgd so 30 Live Hogs active and eIced
. oo,e. 5a25 upper declined fd65c Light 81 20
Is+g s Good Choice - 1850 Beef Cattle neglected and
r. iqh Sers &c IS; Fair Good S1aS7 80 Receipts
"a dv 600 bills Flour $500 bush Wheat 1900 bush Corn 5000
s oats ~ Dressed Hogs 5000 Dressed tHog Shpmens6 600
MI Floa bush Wheat 400 bush Corr 300 bash Oats, 100
pressed Eoes 1000 Live HogA.
CScsysTi lPlour FIRM And IN moderate demand bat
prices are unchanged Wheat firm and quiet bat unchanged Germ
esdy and IN COOL demands Ear gic sheld 66ds7 Rye 81 5d
Cotton quiet WHISKY irregular Provisions quleti hut little done
Ms PORK Bomnayi sales Of CITY brands at $3 forced
RE Mats da sales 100 900 n shoulders ~ 80 delivered 10
uare Ky; City held at 100 Re sales Bacon dull; sales at
lie m Shoners; 4dll! for Clear Rib and Gle Ses dull at
10 under Liverpool news Gold, la9.
JuwauKER March llFonr dali and unchanged Wheat quiet
Ma slg weak 56ic Corn declined De- Rye
. 81 Barrier - 40 Receipts odays1O bills Flour 1900
us Wheat Shpments-2 200 bbs Flour 5000 BUSH Wheat
81 LOUIS March Iobaceo unchanged the oaenng large
Cation BE Hemp dull aud - f30 ~ so for Choice Dressed
Flour inn grades and held higher bn quotations unchanged
Wheat doopng Fa Red and Fall White ~ 5G ~ O
w. Fancy Red 6rm aGd better sheied sId89c
r 78G lower 65d6c Barley active; Spring Is
bigier AZ ~ 3s ~ 7oUSl7 r. Provisions dell but
r. Mes Pork Bulk Meats dull and unchanged Bacon
Anil soI, lie Clear Sides 4c Lard dulli Choice eree l5e
Keg 6c Receipts toayl 900 bbs Flour 1000 bush Wheat 500
,srL o. Cora, O01 DO. Oats
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THE STdIE or TBIDE
grRopFAE MARKETS.

ny ATLANTIC 1stECRArH rHr uIUUsg
IoxDos March -li.l5a uIhe money nast opens quiet an
steady o!al mr. 10Th uon ati thr account American
scuhu, The following quotations. United 'is' f'el''A
bonds III. Illinois Ccntriii, G9i; Ers share. 90
FnlSKroHr Msrh Uaicd states fcfNeiy bonds open Al ~
055i G'T the Oh issue
LyKRPooI March Il.is Tic Cotton market f. frmer md
,d,arcus Tie following uo,'ns MdilHs UPaai'
on The spot 1911; Mlig rpal' sfeai 1901 hfAng Orleans
IoL Tie estimated % 1900 tl'a The market "r Bread
suf quiet and steady Com 81 quarter or "" Mixed Nese.
Wheat 1911 ne GENITAL California White aod u for No Red
westerns Bse, 50 per bush; cat. per bnh Peas - per
80 D. Flour er Dbl for We Canal Tie Provision market
and a6y Beef ms Ie bbl ior Eri, Prime Mess Porn
e per hbL Prime Mes Lard % per cst Cheese ~
Per foriie Bet shades " rs Ba a. pef ss or cnb'rsld
Cut Tie riolrs market 8. quiet arl saa sugar 2 6o No. y
Dutch SiaaisJ Ror 10 Dr. est M Common Norih "sota ADD
~ Melp, Turprbne - per cst; laov, 10 W cet
whale OF pe Sperm Oh GIo yer frsd OIL 40 io
yer Relied P,tso' rc soni ll'sed cslo 80 lo g
tur Gr Tbia Ob.org for feeling
IoSpoy MneA lI.2Op uCotso st,,lys g3i0el or money
American ,ee.s quoted a this hour sfoss
United States Ii,eTweuiy toi. a7l. Eds shares, 81 Illinois
Cea,fsls g9l
Lyrarool Marcb l-i.2o T. p.r1e Cotton u,rlet FIRM but
les active: quotations urahersL Hl thouglth the
ss q q dsy a elceeI roo bts, Brelslahe market Is
gelrary quiet Cora la declined d. aE quote! at Tie
other u u tie i unchanged ro'oas-Bsefis finer and
has advanced Prime to Mos Land ial and has de-
ened 50 q American Pdae e ma.ke fr articles u
American Produce quiet generally iioa quoabe alterations
Trnor. however Is irnsr, ami hss advanced 49, es
ASrNEP, March liI:isfciolsam lai At ~ france per Oh
for Standard White.
LosDoN March is mCors eof'd Al 91a91! for money AMI
account securities closed tho following United States
FyoNeuy bonds ~ d;i illinois Celi. Railway share, So, Ehes
Railway shares f9
FASEroHr, March is muaiied STATE, boris closed IS.
81 Tor the issue Of 1862
LvgRPooL, March lis nfhs Cotton market ood qari a,
the ioosDg authorized quotations Mdirg pads he ali
arrived lolaO,d; Nddng orleans lO,alold. Breadsas and
ProyOrs markets closed quiet aud un'ngsi Naval Stores da
Common Rosn 7G Medium Rou i2. 1upeHtne q g. Other quo
i;ous lus.iercL
ArwEHy March il5 nth, market closed telse and prices
have advanced u q haacs 50 tentme for STANDARD White
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TO CORRESPONDENTS

"a Constant Reader"-By the lave Of the
State aot Of Apr H. 1881 the standard liquid measure
consists Of wine gallon Of 81 cubic inches. We eau
not find that there is any different standard for milk or
other liquids Nv. J. F"-"Lerature" informs Us that
the Union Debating Society," which meets every Tuesday
evening. at "a o'clock in the Vestry of the Church Of the
Epiphany stantoD-st Norfolk is entirely free from
sectariansm The Society extends invitation to all
young Of this city who may desire improve them
seyes both morally aud mentally. You may find another
society by communicating with the Rev Day X Lee, No
as Perry.st "W ii. Y. GlencOye" Why didn't you AJAX
ma 10 give you the number Of shingles Oh HewEbglaSd
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BoYT Sic NAREFrS.
~ TELEGRAPH 10 THE T1uBrSR

~ TELEGRAPH 10 TIN nJBrNg
Wnussrov y g. March Iisprit Turpentns Quiet and nom
ral Ro quiet Stuei AMI No quoted at ~ CO.
ArGrsTl Ga ICoiob demand but closed ssi.t at
24a25c for hddHg ssics S bales receipts, 33s bales.
NOZZLE Ala March ll-CofiOn closed Mddngs
sale. TO-DAY, 2 200 bales receipts. &2 10.
CBAELEsr0S g. G., March Coiton and IN moisr.
quests sales 900 bales Mddhns IT 25s25c Receipts go bales In.
ports tO Crest Bni3g l,Isi bales
EAwORyAss March IlCottop quiet and frn Midng, 7le
sls, 800 bales; receipt, ana 5a exports 2l9 bales Sugar
an 80 asses s4 hi f atr az ncLahleu prices fohf EASY
ard nnchanre Corn duh thT WQs o. Os q and timer Al
7bdc Pok ieened quoted S Bacon du Shoulders
feia lug AZ Re h Sides c Gear Do 6c Lard dali sales
noufay le Tor 1eroe aai Gc sterling BSehangeCon.
mercis i.0iGl5ll Bank uoulI YOTt sight EIesng dl
per cent discount. Gold. 1904.
LorvLs March lobseco serys; sales 2l5 lhdG Lugs 50 Is
fouI-Sap.Iane 90 500Sg 5 Wheat ~ ;o0t2 CO. CornSd
c fof Sheled and a In buh Oss BAH Ggd7oc lard s,c
Mes. Pork t4 20 B'eorshondsrs He's Clear Side, lc Bulb
aless aul Ard uDeha1get Rs WHISKY nee ~ % ~ %
IOLHD0, March lfour quiet nominal Wheat dull: sales
u No Spring 81 Amber held 81 Corn steady sales
'c on the spot .nd g. buyer April Oas unchanged Receipt
OawtSo March lfour moderate chiefly
terror haiten and sosihsn sales bbls ii r No.
Double kStrs Whlt dan sale. hssA No Chicago Spring
- ~ Con T. betleri ssss l2o bssh. Meal
- % per iyg 10 n teel sisad SAS1 SO Shput, sal ga
ps, iHn Railroad Fr.ighis unekahged.
MsNPn March ll-Flour dull, tupeTans So PERI f75 H
bacon Shoullen H tsI SIDES. l5ic Buk sbouGert l0c
HT,t.lo MAfet IL Fleay 49,, w, ~ , 80 NJ A.,
Spring 80 r. Wheat ffm tci eI uph N, mn A
~ - tCorh steady and ssehstgd Other article, fr At previous
PHIApEIPaii, March lL-'otton qu,t at "a se P.,,o,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-12
THE NETWORK LEDGER BUILDING.

The new building of The New- York Ledger
on the southeast corner Of Spruce and NDllanss'
noble structure Of white marble, looming up prouuIJ
over the swamp" when completed 10 VIII FORM ~ or
during monument to the architectural taste as N' @
the editorial skill and business enterprise OF JoDel
ncr IL occupies gore lot, % feet front on Mlii
% feet front Sprncc-st, with rear
feet IT is built OF DutChess County marble, III Iio %
stantal business STYLE and reflects circuit upon l
reia the architect. II is constructed N le osV SUI.
stanal manner from urret 10 fOundhon s.oe' H Sr,n
iron columns I2lnch beams. and soma masonry. lilo
craveled roof is supported by arches OF heahy
10 Obtain firm and secure foundation Tor hs pets ."
most as many tIns Of rock used as III me VAN ~
tempt to ill up the Slough Of Despond ~ Is tnor9usy
Are-proof throughout, and when AT night I bonntl
aWakes al the sound Of the fire alarm nc cin Iel 10
ouie seep and dream Of hs Dexter ana Lantern We
sured that il is not his building that ~ belnE
dryonred NV the hungry dame. The DahninB Is "alcI
tipbt beinC divided into compartments nkc an ocelh
steamer If fire breaks out in one IT cOuId pe esy 81
rim nished without reaching another compartment he
Tr&rbudmq will he light, cheerful ana wen yenllheu,
eyeTfhe press room below stairs being wen IshsI from
above The first floor will be rented for stores The see
ond story viii furnish offices for the use OF ne Ledg
while those above will be occupied by the printing ana
electrotypng departments Of the paper As there Is not
stick ot timber in It's entire makeup It VIII De casseu
among Insurance risks along with pig iron IN the hse-
ment" II is one OF the finest buildings ever erected III
this city, and Is certainly one OF our most elegant
temples OF journalism"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-12

,noetinr bousesf IL. VIM. Lloyd Garrison
urinted the motto The United states Constitutlon-a
League with Hell, and Covenant with Death AT the
right hand corner first page Of The Lbedior for years
but discontinued II when President Lncon's Emancpa
lion Proclamation was issued Tie United States Con
sttutlon was annually burned by MI Garrison OF
anybody else at birmingham, or any other town.
old Subscriber Stewart and Cary, though noh
naIly Republicans were elected by Democratic votes
the latter receiving the support Of socaled "Workng
mans Fight Hour" party On momentous party qn'S
tions they have invariably voted with the Democrauc
members of the House." Il. G."-The Hudson K'er
Railroad is 100 miles long.