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sonography Taking Instantaneous
Pictures of sound.

From tn Detriot Post.
Some ingenious writer asserts that the
time is not far distant when man a
w.fds will be made to write themselves
down automatically as fast as they come
from his lips, and be supports his bold
proposition ia this wise:
Light is a wave motion, and the
chemist has fouad substance which the
! waves, as they dash against it, can trans
mute, and so we have photography
sound as wave-motion; its waves ere
as breakers, lights are as ripples-the
former large and slow, the latter small
and rapid. Now since we have the sub
stance that Is impressible by the little
weak waves, why should we despair of
finding a substance that will alter under
the influence of the great strong ones 2"
There is good deal of plausibility in
this. Have you ever been thunder-struck,
gentle reader, or had your ear split and
nervous system prostrated by cater
waul2 If you have, you will not long
despair of finding a substance that will
alter under the influence of sound" The
difficulty is in finding substance upsn
which the different sounds will perma-
nentlv impress, or sonograph Themselves
in different colors, so that they can be
distinguished and interpreted afterwards;
somewhat as the different rays of light
photograph themselves in the camera.
The analogy between sound and light,
upon which the writer builds his theory
extends to their motion but not to the ilr
chemical properties, and as it is with 'she
latter that photographers and sonogr aph-
ers have to deal, his inference is hardly
warrantable. NI
If human ingenuity ever bits apo q
device for taking instantaneous pictu res
of sound, we may expect some cur. .ous
results Instead of verbal descriptil ,ns,
which hattery or malice too often m axe
untrustworthy, we shall have oper attic
pictures in which the quality of e, cry
tone will be indicated as accurately v as
though it had been measured with u .pe-
line. Reporters will then go prov ided
with little camera which, placed be fore
speaker, will quietly sonoe rsph q 1 he
has to say. But suppose Sorosis Club
were brought into the focus for a few
minutes, who would undertake to deci-
pher the manuscript thep2 Trebes and
altos, G sharps and B fats, opinion s on
politics and poodles, confidential whis-,
pers and the rustic of dry goods, all faith
fully recorded on the same little slreet of
plate, and all to be obliterated before it
left the hall, let US hope, by sudden
clap of thunder. Spare US the sOnograph,
Mr.. Philosopher, If you please.
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Publisher and Proprietor
The Great Billiard Match in Cali.
fOrnia.


SAN FRANCIsoo, January 9.-The great
champion billiard match, between Deery
aud Dion. came off last night at Me-
chanics' Pavilion. Large attendance.
There has been great excitement among
biliardists for several days past, who
anticipated that the game would be
closely contested Consequently, but
little odds were offered, though Dion ap-
peared to be the favorite. Dion won the
first inning. At IL o'clock 81 innings
had been played, and the score stood :
Dion, SO2; Deery, 666. Highest runs:
Dion, l08; Dsery, 81.
lilo AM.-Deery has won the game,
fifteen hundred to fourteen hundred and
eigbty.sx. Deery retains the champion.
ship and diamond cue and wins one
thou sand dollars. The game commenced
at $40 pm. and ended at LILO am.
Ninety-nine innings; highest runs
Deery, III; Dion, l56 On the ninety
seventh inning the game stood: Dion,
1896, when Deery made bis great run
and pocketed his ball. Dion missed.
Deery run the game out. Result hailed
with enthusiastic cheering by thousands
present. H
The following is the score: D.ery-0,
q, O.2. A, G. 0, 0, o, 6, 8, 10, 0. 80, 9, II,
0, D. 8. 3. 3, 8, 0, 6. 81. 0, 81, 3, 81, II, 36,
0. 3. Is. 8. 0, 10. 2l, 80, 27, l, 0, 36, IL,
40. 8, &c, l8, 6. 0. 6, 8, 0, 8, l6. o. 0, 6, l32,
3, 8, o. 81, 3. 27, l02, 66, 0, G. l, 3, 6, SO,
&c, 3, 0, l. 8, 6 0, 8, 3, 40, Is, 0, 8, 0, 3,
3, 3. 3, 3, 8, IT. l2-total, 1900.
Dion-6, 3, 3, 6, 3. 48, 0, 0, "a, l5, 3. 3,
40, AZ. 0. 80, u. "a 6, 0, 9, l, 8, 8, 3. &c,
G. IL, 8, q, o, 6. 0, u, 6. 0, As. Is, 0, 0,
3. 8, 80. 0, 60, 4, 3, l,3, l0S, 3, 81, 3, G l,
78, l8. 9, q, u, 3. 9, 3, IL, 33. 9, 3, 3, 3.
3, 0, 3, 8. IL, 8, 46, 0. Is, 30, 3. 0, 3. 66 3,
6, 0. IL, 15e, 0, l, 9, 80, l, lS-total, 1892.
The gsne was played cautiously,
neither player taking doubtful chances,
but invariably shooting his ball into the
pocket.
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One of the First Nap oleon,s Friends.


Napoleon has Just revived the
Rspp title, which brings us remlnis
cences of its original owner. Jean Rapp,
an Alsatian of verv humble birth, born
at Colmar, in l77l-who entered the
French army as common soldier IN
1888. and rose to be a General and q
Peer of France-was the only one OF
Nspoleon's personal adherents who
would not submit to be bullied by the
great uaa. Count Rapp used to give
his Imperial master "as good ss he
brought" 10 the way of strong Ian
guags, and the Emperor, it is said, liked
him rather the better for it Playing at
ecarte one day with His Majesty, Count
Rapp won heavily. AHA i" observed
the Emperor, es the General Aide-de-
camp poeketed the golden pieces, you
like the little Napoleons, do you
Better than the great ones" replied
RsDp, buttoning up his lob.
% another occasion, when the En-
peror was giving audiehce to an Italian
gentleman, he noticed that his aide de-
camp kept continually popping his head
in az the door, and asked whether his
Msiesty had summoned him. When the
visitor had taken bis leave, Napoleon
asked Rspp, someEhat peitishly, why be
had been thus INTERCEPTED. Sire,
replied the candid Count Rspp, ! did
not like 10 leave you alone with such an
ill-lookiuR scoundFel. I'm sure he's
svsrv,hing thats bad. Why. he's a
CorsieanT = But plsin-speakiUg, plain
dealing. hsrd-fghiiDg Count Rapp died
a. long since ss 1921. The imperial
permission has nov been granted 70 Mr.
John Henry Hope, second son OF M
Adrian Hope, Of Amsterdssi, to assume,
In addition 10 the family name, that OF
Count Rspp, who is said to have been
bis grandfather presume on the
mOlbEFs side.
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MISSOURI VALLEY
Life Insurance Company,
once Southwestern Department.
NO. 29e FRONT rev. MEMPHIS.
Merritt q Weld. esnr Agents.
Read the FoIIouing,

LIrrLE Rock. Desember II. 1852.
wa. Holt, Esq.. State Agent hiEouri Valley
Life Insursuco Company;
grs. IL is with pleasure We aesnow sogs
,ec mi Of twenty-five hundred dollars IRON
you, throueh Messrs. Merritt y eiq. usns,si s,,.
1,.nt Nv your Company OF Policy No. oos. on
az ne II Cpptain Jamcs 1imms. deceased
and would cordially recommend ne AlsseaLi seail
v.iisxsS 10 All parties desiring % insure tneir
,s.sS q. one In overr way worthy the conh-
Scnes srd patronage Of the community. me
6e-t rvidence to ua OF the merit OF me Ssn-
rsov. is fke prompt payment Of iu Losses
'e's W. N. ADAMS,
GORDON N. PkAl.
o1.fls Adminietrafcrs Jas. timms. deed.
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sI-ns AdministrstSTs Jas. finnS deed
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-13
mo. 1921
In the Chaneery Court of Memphis,
Tennessee.
Z. jenkins 4 Sons.
Richard c. wilkins

TTap2earinr from sfiiavit in this csuse that
L the defendant, Richard @. wilkins. is a nom
resident Of the State Of Tennessee. IL is there
fore ordered that be make his appearance
herein. az the Courthouse in the city Of Mem
phis, Teno on the first Monday IN February,
lS6a aud plead, answer OF demur 70 complain
ants bill, the sane will be taken for confessed
as 10 him and set for hearing expsrte and that
a copy Of this order be published once a week.
Evening Le1ger.
AUGUsTON ALSTON. c. ard II.
Bv Br~J. CoLNAN, Deputy 9. and n.
A Copy-Attest; Winchester. Reaver r Win
chester. Solicitors for Complainant lo0-l11
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toTTfo1kL.l

An additional postal convention has been
concluded between the United States and
Italy, reducing the rate Of international let.
ter postage, or letters exchanged in the
closed mails, via England, from fifteen to
ten cents per single rate Of fifteen grammes
(half ouuce) or under, prepayment optionali
to take effect January IS, 1870.
The rates of postage, conditions of pay.
ment, &C., on newspapers, books, packets
and samples Of merchandise remain I'M.
changed.
Postmasters will levy and collect postage
accordingly on and after February 1, 1870.
By order Of the Postmaster General.
JosEPH II. BLAcKFAN,
Superintendent Foreign Malls.
DEPARTMENT or STATE
WAsHINoror, February 8, 1870.
Information has been received at this De.
partment from Mr.. John B. Hay, the Vice
Consul Of the United States at Jerusalem,
Of the death, In October last, ut safed, Syria,
Of srMoN KoPPEL, a citizen Of the United
States.
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FARKER-D0OLRY,-o On the mQtnInE Of RsbTu.
ATy s, by the Rsy, yAther Boyle. MATHEW Pan
KRn and Miss A. 4, DOLBY both Of this city.
Mc0IYRRH-pAILRY.-o On the evening OF the Sd
inst, at 81 Aloylias church, By Rev, HaIhsr stone
street, HEERI hsGIyERN, Of New York, 10 Miss
MARIlH BAILI, Ofthia city,
CoYLR-McCARTHY.-O On the 9Th instant, at st..
AloyGlus church, By the Rev. Father R0okfO /,
6GaSSIs ooTtE,Ssq % The Wna, .n Gas LGh'
PHTLLIPs-KIRBY.-I la Fairfax county, Viz
ginia, on thu sth instant, by the RsV. Mr. Smith,
o. WISELY PuILLIPs and Miss RowHNSA KIRBI,
at the residence Of the brides father.
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A LExANDRTA, LoUpOUH AND HAMPSHIRE
n RAILROAD.
On and after December %, 1900, the trains q n
hls road will be run a. follows!
me ma! train will leave AlsNandha daily, OF.
~ 4. m sud Hamilton a. II 20 a. m. Leave
namiit9n AZ ]! 10 y. N apd Lsesbura ~ II 10 p
y, arrive A. Alexandria al 10 n m, =
s.ttis Aesomm odAtlqn train viii leave Alexandra
Lsssburg al 4 ~ nasy' ~ y, m. aud arIixs a.
m aus 1--WE ~ AleHAndria Al0.Na. m. -
N m tpsin g,a,, HH NV. rom Alexauaria and y 30
WIZ kssmp's DAILY Line o. Coaehss Tor PaTssiI-
vilie hnle tsIsyllle, Bstryyllls shd winrhesisfi
burg, H. NJ HAV iTN us
dsc29-H TststAss,
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Carriages.
BookbinderS.

w LYORTT,
w, BOOR.BIsbER AND PAPER.RULEg,
No, IN PeausylVGuiA avenue, between Tonlh and
Eleventh streets, south side.
Books elegantly or plainly bound. Periodicals
sad Newspaper carefully Ittsndsd 10.
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TINTED sTATEs pATRNT OPPIOB,

y va W1Saisafos, p, e., San. 81, 1870
On the pettioh Of AnNEh q, BEylN, Of East
Hamp'Sn, oonnee!ieut, PRAYING feT the exte9siGn
lsi8, and Teissusd on the 6th day Of April, ls62
for an iinprOyemOnt In MODE Of attaching Sleigh
Bells to Btgapa;
II IL ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed on the nst day Of June next that the
time for hling arguments and the Examiners 70.
port be limited 20 the LIST day Of July next, and
that said petition be heard on the oh day OF
Any pSrsOA may oppose th!s sxtsnsieP.
. ~ SAMUEL 3, FISHER,
febf F3w COmHllssiOner Of Patents,
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VIA e.

Daily reports are made Of relief Afforded BY this
remarkable remedy.
Persons In baltimore, curious 70 Learn Of bent
South Charles, So Hanover, b. Paul, HllLahh-
liz, 10 Saratoga, 81 and 81 North oilmors.lSh
Ali the druggists, and hundreds Of persons In
Washington, p, O., Alexandria, Va, ind The sur
ful Remedy,
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Books and Stationery.
Books.

oEboX, 5BRsELR' A NOVEL. BY ANNIE
AsksfYs kIisiisis;,. EHE corr or, gyEa; 90
BlBEk ms 81 Manual Of isfjpiais Les: 70
Schools. bSl sslslly Sasptsd 70 sSbbstS
gi1SGSS; HPd ~ I'PIII' KIFfPpssy 100
0T THE BAsI to ne eemmsnesmsni Of
the Ancient Wars: py PEansis Le1Sun'
piisins "q The 8iss sTS q The u sTasiiISa,
PBf A' TIpxT c ga tsosssfkPPan
Complete classification % tho Scripture
PSsS ;Hs Sf fSs.a suS 81 fern &
Jane, Ipgiia fi5,t AmsrieAn from the Z, On
Ri ' INV y &Ss s 1SSHPIRED &iTH S0O
THE OLD; psssripsion Of the tmsTl-
prizes. and q those o. our, Great kiySis
At the present time, paTtieularly knElAnd
~ sSi EtSfY I%H iSf rsS TsE 90
hs kTiSt1s G SG Alter and sHr, h
THs EST sHriArEsIIS's YRiR BOOK, 4 W
s s d The ciTiIiIsd WoTid. "A Manual
for Politicians and Merchants for the year
atsr odisIsi Rsturas. mann 90
rsS MoS Fl 2b'P "a a66iSfsHSy ss and
sebnss from Far OF Lands, By MATT and ~.
AMY RadsiR iSsooI R 81 jS:s SSS
ll;hsd ~ the VA PSPA pnpp '.....::.., 90
ll:s;l, s.%sIis Is aoSSltiSs ia Thk6f and sFkPIi
WHALES sERIBs Of RudImentAry. Scientific
gu Philosophy, Gsoiogy, Mechanics, Fnsumaiies,
PsEsPeeliys, e1in!inE CSlOrl5a, Glass STAINING Ing
Locks, Astronomy, Domestic Medicine, Modern
ParmLnE, Compohilon and PunetuAtion, Chsnis-
vi Sc.n. ssst ia9'R Risisss
SnS sSss sHs SI RSsEs ssS dnfTns
Roundatioas' lines wsrminG and yeniiiSiiion'
cheap In price, aud 'ellable in eontsnta, and com
prlao MoIka on almost eNeIy lubleel.
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J,ou0HLIH q pRUd STORE. oPP3siIk
Va SS.S TsSSts rISS iOWSsI she''
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VNHROugH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON.
l. PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
wAsHIHaToH, Sept. IS, ls6S-noon.
Trains between WashinEton Gnd New York are
IoR NEW YORK, without change Of cars.
Leave daily texcept sunday) At 9ooa. m. IL. %
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except sundayJAt 500 An, u, IS
and 20 Pm.
ieayefo New York ate.oo p. N. and PhilAdsl.
sieepins ears for New York on 800 p. N. train
only.
Through tickets to PhIlAdslphis, New York or
q The day " w HA1 A''H' ''A''OA o@ss A'A' "'u''
See BGitlmots aud Ohio Railroad aaysrtissmsRi
for schedule ,bStwssn WAshiHEtoes, pslIigors'
Master Of Transportation.
K u. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
0EO. g, KOONTZ, Agent WaahinHton,
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HORslels consSmgt!S9n.

wIszfSeTos e. d !, kuG. sD.ls0p.
FOR several Year, had been aubieet 70 a cough
and splitting blood. ons year ago last winter |
took a heavy cold, which settled on M luREs. l
lures. but found no relief waP yeTy sick al
summer. went alto the country hoping II would
more violent than ever. thAd frightfui bemor:
rhaEe, which lasted ave dAysJ Twas very low and
eouEhed lnesssahtlyt could not aleept had no ap-
petite, tried every hing ny friends Ifeommend.
dsrful Remedy, took this remedy ViafuEp, about
eight months and my friends and hundreds OF he-
posed hopeless and bsdsrdden condition, are sur
prised 70 see me attending 10 ny household AaaiTs
people generally. have rooommended u 70 aeN.
sfAf Ahiieted persons during the year, have
'''1 Mas. LouiGA HURpLH, as O street
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WIsHIN0ToN, d. o, Sept n, 1870.
Ihad q severe cough, resulting from > neglected
cold 1 tried various pectoTAl remedies without
benefit l had night gweats, and was somewhat
alarmed. AIAdy friend Induced me 20 try bottle
Of De B ,nE'a vlafpEp, IN fey day. yas entirely
cured. Rave had no return o. che sinekaess since
Assistant City Surveyor.
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For All Throat ana Lang Complaints,
Plourisy, Asthma, Dipthsria, BrOn-
ohitls, CataFrh, Sudden Colds,
and Inflammation Of
the Lungs.
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| ToUGHLINts pRUd STORE. OPPOSITE
| ~ Masoale Temple. fteah lEooaaHSo'NNea 'Nlee
Il WsSk. G9S AtAlS E0Ots keel
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T,HIs is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THB SUE,
l. sCRiBER has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Waahin gtOn county IN the District Of Co
| estate Of ELnApEra 3, TAYLOR late Of wasbinEton
| county Aforesaid, deceased. All persons having
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers iheTeoi to
the subscriber, before the Let day Of February
| next; they may otherwise BY law DO excluded
from all benefit Of the said estate. ,,
Given under my hand this lst day q fs91IpR"S'
| 1870, l.. q, TAf LOhi
| fsbl-F3Ws Administrator,
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The many Thousands cured at NJ insutunos
within the last sighteen years. Ga nm bRs ehpstOS,
Nitnssasd BY the rspOTteTp Of the bun, snd
many other papers. notices Of which aRbsAiS Nj,
araih and again before the public, besldes N
s(NndinE as gentleman Of character And LeapohAi
billy, Al sHTslsnt gg1TaptsS e hS1tRl9R1bSs'
Persons writing should DO particular N HlIJiS,
lag their Letters 70 bic n ths
baltimore Lock hoapltAitI
ISs-lY BAlumoIs. AsIsIAla.
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MsnSsr otths ROTlI CSlisGs q sSr9sons. ho LdOH.
ne TniIsd states. and he greater par, q whose
Pnyis PbIla delphiA, and elsewhere, has Effected
some q the n ost GGionishing cures that were ever
mi aata When asleep, great neryOuAneah, bel 9
Alarmed Al suddsA sounds, b.thtulns.s, With FIRE :
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-19

funeral from his late rec douce, go ih st. North
9Th 81, Wiliam-burgh, on sunday. 1t2P. NJ.
HANAN.-On Thursday evening, Dennis Hanan. aged
a years, months, ano dave.
The funeral will take place from HE late rev dence go
East Ash IT. on Saturday, lath i1st The remains Will
De Inferred IN Greenwood Friends and relatives are
invited to attend.
JACBsON.--At wal House Rloollyn. r. n. Nnrch
II, Of heart disease, Ms. Able T., vie oi W. J. Jact
ton, IN The 25il year Of hcr a.t.
Rename taken 10 Maiden, Nnss.
Bt -ton apere please CuuN.
OHAI'ORAN.-On Friiay morning. 18Th ust nittf
hprClracted uBcsa William, the beloved son vi Dennis
W. aud Nice V. Oilalloran, AGED wear and 10 monthe.
Tie funeral will !lhc place lgon lhe reg!dencc Of hi
parents. 2ii East Rro1dwly on saturday at o'clock
shALEf.-t Jersrv CITY, MarcR11, l42a, w1ie Of the
late Richard Sealey, IL I'd " ycnrs.
Funeral services ut her late residence 10 Golden Ct
on SUNDAY. o. O'Clock l.. NJ.
STOLL On frlcav, March IL, Chas " Stoil, con OF
Henry and Mary Sioll, aged months and DAYS.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
tuy invited 10 attend tic funeral rom the csOCncc
Of hls grandfather. Abraham Bauycu Is Nardam st..
on sunday: tn Srh inst, ~ \ o'clock p. ".
.lHlEs On Iliredny. March u. l.oris The, apn Of
Elizabeth and The late Flames 1hes, aged II Year,
months att II daye.
Funeral on SUNDAY. the 2Oih Inst NJ O'Clock, from
the &c idercc ot his mother. % East list n.
NANNrhDECK --Ou Friday, March Is John Nind"..
bCck, IN the ilth year OF ms age.
The relatives and iriCnds ~ the family, and thoee
OF his sons. JOhn Francis Ahram, William, aud Iane5.
also Mccnn 6 LOdgr, NO. ~, A. aid ). M nre respect
fuly invited to attend tho funeral, nom his late resi-
deuce, ri Chrysie e.. on Sanday afternoon. 1t
O'Clock
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lRrpAY. March 1S-FLouR ASp MEAL--At
so oc decline Ia the leading shipping grade. OF state
arm "a e, SOS bo S' "? sS pp Sr t .%pC T
Western and State sitOdtL5 Tor chipping extras do.
sat 30 for bakers, and family brands do tsecSssCo
f Sm ya e ara @ rys so sEF d, Api
corn meal. S5Sst2S for buckvhe gopr, qid sis9Gs
81 for Jersey bag meal. coarse and fns yellow.
lands, pic low do Tor next three nonh.; 23Sc; but
closing nat Midling rpanne, 95ic low do neat three
suNpREs-spirits tbrrentne easier with free seles.
t6d,6.c; Rosins HAT common 20 god strained, t2S
t2io Petroleuln iower; refined. 2eesehc. IalioN
demand, HopS lower, iea! 0c, for new. Hides nIur;
dry NJ. v, to arrive sxc. gold Leather steady. Fish
selling at ao.ut steady prces. Wool active and rrm.
GRocERiIs- e ofee fairly active and arm sales ssi
bags Rio and Santos. Ns9is:, gold ~ do Mara
eioo, leSelss solo. Rice selling reely at s,a6.c
museovedo, iosisc. With little doing. sugar. wesS
GRAiN-wheat more active sales 81 0o bush mostly
on private terms hut lnc,udpg iOO bush al fi0 tor
No sPrinf, and siaaN lor a cargo Of aul6sr ono
and state BARLEY rn sales si3DJ buth at exc. for
Western feeding. SC. Tor state and ti0 Tor Canada
West Barley Malt unsettled. Corn scarce aud hrincr
tL0I yellow Jei cy ald Delaware at GIL o. Oals
active and shade mcr sAles 800 bush. MIstcrn
~ store, Of M@SNc; also car loads OF state ana white
PRovIsioSs-Poik dun snd nominal on spot; sales
100 boe mess AZ 30; future delivery fairly active and
steady .sles 80 obs. az go for mes, April, May
June. Beef duh sales 20 Dbs nj SIS Tor mess amt
for extra meas. rercc beet steady Heel ham, quiet
q s.ss sil Cu meats less active: Bacon dun sales
hogs ntmer At lsslSc Tor cty Lard dun and heavy
nc 3AAlic for No TO prime city, and hS. Tor far
state giSci Western, HON Cheese steady AZ iSs
lJc. Egss IN demand at 2ds2-c.
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rI>1Nc1IL I1n couuERcJtL.

Tnr.v. Marsh is-r V--THr gold n'1-,c' tas been
e,...lAlvdll &c; 80 ads With bgti'w n.-tudtOns or
,t,ratt.un. ~ !ccorl. Whoever the proc touched
/. . broker. appcire n force 30 sustain the market,
Ard hen clr ed 40 20 u2 thclc equl' anxiety
% ill., The bulk OF -, l1cs wcro c1,c;cd at il9G
J., . blJ ~. "a, lbs been 20 feature u Interest. The
r,kut'. ia forei,n F'caangc has caused importers TO
ut1drsN f.om active purchases. aud tie effort OF ,re
10 80 has been condned 10 Eccpng pricss Stead The
,pc. su'i4iion was li!N. with sales At li!'1 AZ $
stree which time the price has nuctustei between
! Sad H., losing, however, a. ulsSil2 Cash gold
~ n ahlndani supply. aai loans were made a, t.
,",anit con,.iot carrying with anal rates after
l,.Erg fIonse at !: The total clearing ~ the Gold
'Ill.e Rank were t56leOo gold balances.
rs>.S ard cutrcnc! balances. t32jal'5. The prin-
.itl quotations we've;
" 4 v.....iigk ii;is \. M...iiil 100 .N....ii1,
i0A. h....I'3'. r. M......,..ll2. sd l.. M....ll1
Forces exchange has been weak anu lower. leadin.
lvc having reduced their ra'cs. AZ the close prime
,Ja,. aHsor. bill, were 9noied at iOtlOs sight Of
-, .'rs and commercial sterling At iO1hS l0il.
The money market has been without essential feature
,,-r,n call having readily supplied their reqare
r,Gt 1t cent a. the ruling rate. with exceptions q,
i-ol, TIE banks are sending out only small sums Of
i,l, &C. their correspondent and do not anticipate
s,rta. hardening VI rates. Discounts are easy and
vi;1lt change ftom onr lat quotations.
GpS rumept bonds haN" been unusually dull and
'a.y. h' H.nne.s OF BOMBS IN Londou-.iXty.tvos
ls .uo tNtel-btng ncuualiIcd b. The less conl.
i,t, tont ,' The .1i market Toe Frankfort quota.
'lp' Eof. bout lover. The siyty.sevcus were the
" - e'lf fIas,n- u loii BiO' whie currency skies
..1 l-su i1 'l.N. The market c,o,ed duh. Henry
.tE-t Go g. Wall street, report at5P NJ:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-19
NUMBER TWO.

GALvraToS, TWAS March !, 1872.
1,0rs Rerri,.o, Fdrrei q sherman. Nee rori
DRAn siRs; The Ore which occurred during the night
OF the sd utno destroyed the brick building N which
we had ONCE.
The safe In our use was OF your PATENT CHAN
rroSs, so justly celebrated; fell from the second
story its face. amopg COAL OIL and TuRrESTISE.
which was still burning when undertook to open II.
THIRrY.six hours afer the hrc: IT had. therefore.
during that time been subjected to n most iSrRssR
HEAT much TO our surprise. opened II with the key
and found our books. papers. sc, In RENATKAHLY
COOP ORDER.
We are satisfied nom the icst to which Safe was
put that YoUR PATENT sAFEp ARE PEIFERAniE TO ALL
OTHERS for resisting the action Of rIRE
Respectfully yout,. BURNETT 4 WALL.