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psck barre, Of salmon for ii to sl.so, tho frs

Pack barrel Of salmon for ii to 2l.5o, tho frs
party fcdiaG Balt ana bIrrul.
ILs a6onA to export salmol in barrels hAys
not ro faf - We cao Learn, boon vary st,eedss
and when the packages, afeer the long VOYAGE
Around the Hem, arc opened, they arc not y
good merrhAntxhae order salmon c91ea bJ
drying and smoking might do batter; but, fo1
some reason, very lsue encouragement has
been extended to this Why OF preparing salmon
for market.
The attemps roccntly nade 10 stock Eastern
tivefs With salmon do not seam TO hxve been
rery eurcesaful Tie Springfield Kpu5iican
has the following:
"The efforts 70 hatch salmon. carried On
jointly with the Now Hampshire Commission
q the FRY dying Of consumption even afte.
they were hatched. About Is, 900 still lire and
Art, thriving. Bid luck also attended tho
transportation and hasct1ing OF tho ST. crnI,
or 1and4ocked, salmon oTa- About 800
healthy fry we're obtained, which were doing
well, Hhen fr an accident they got mixed up
with the sea-na1mon fFy." .
The rivers in the State OF Maine have for
long time been the principal dspenaence Of the
New York and Boston markets for salmon, the
prico continually rising II the snpplg WAS d.
lniniHhed. until ! dollar : pound was some
times demanded aad raid- The time ls not
remote when somc legislation will bo needfnl
in this State to protect fsh. Dams IRE nov
erected upon IniIl-strcams which ehecsaAly
prevent salmon from ascending ANY higher,
and they arc thus frequently cut OF from their
spawning grounds. II is easy enough 70
provide fsh-wzys At cverv such rlAce: but
nothing Of this kind has ever been done here.
As the salmon afteE being caught depreciatea
rapidly by high temperature. the fish t2
stand the long transportation, must be packed
in ice, Or frozen By artificial process, go that il
can be laid down as fresh as when taken from
the liver. There Are pArties who are rnady to
fIeex0 salt,un by the car load. Nov that it il
cleas that We hare got the fish, and the Atlantic
cities have the markets, Wills the facihc Rail-
road will ca175 them frozen from one side OF
the continent to the other, there Is hardly =
limit to tho business which nAy be done in
stocking the Eastern markets with the BEST fish
in the world
, 1870-03-25
A TROUBLESOME PRISONER.
Letter from Philsde1phia Parent Complain
ing Of One Of Our Chicago
Jail Birds,

There is, In the County jail, young man named
Huber, who Is causing the parents Of young lady
residing In PhilahelphIa great deal ot trouble.
lie IL good-looting young man, with curly hAIr.
and was eentencrd 10 SIX mnhths' Imprisonment
for stealing an oyercoat- Yesterday Deputy ahesiG
EIaae5 received q ettcValdresssh TO the Super
intcuttent nf the jail Chicago which will explain
My he Ia go Troublesome. II Is as follows:
rH1I-ApE1rsIA MAA4H 2lsT 1871.
iNaf Sit: 1T ask " ypu II you have no authority
Step The Had lu!nrner II lttcr wrtrr that 4 in
ssn.e T. my i.aSsht,r whom h.ve taught Retsr!
.lrrs Int 81: having = zen lin II tbs rircua he iu-
% ~, hg e. H.: a. ~ n0s h;n, Fl: ero T. + +
NJ txnE found NIT Go.s work another Plan wic
-.r't, p!ssl.x., ~ t' qua. and happiness Of ny
~-ss.rn,ut of II evcr see him. ms DsMs1t-r has
C rit et ahlctunt tc1nfnFly ars! D ..l:sh
M + =, ~ M"i5 nj 1nd sx asd ,s Y snS.S n r.;.
:,'-. for hc . hss iaaplof.1s .nd incttcd hf e
itsau-e ny. c.i,nsa hit shr Should ssasye Ser.
sM is.r erus.or or Slc ~ neSsr ased 70 snrh Chas
r;,f ~ q,Es,s;Ssf qsEau;s e 1;ay
She sbusc. hz Mother Shameful. who hs. SuFtuTrA
Be Ainott tIampi underoot oa aeeonnt q" prison
Bird Aye syrxt STATE Of thlnxs ths Suw Sir al ssk il
ar y;yu yu- MT invested with, powe1 to Prevent
o!fe ssoa q isena ef < aa,sr to EWd ysaeen! 81
mic na.ne aitl!a huhcf;> Now nEpds name i you Can
e T. snas I ie' s.ae N e.
& yfs Ft1 = @ e ri y
ss IL e NJ
;i, Tos5 Y!sssRs Ns NJ Ss1as !:dsi
n. B want ksf letter. ttop1ed from him T.M.V.
, 1870-03-25
HOTEL PERSONALS.
FL. JA~ HOTEL

81. JANEs HOTEL.
Amt np the arrivals 1t the St Janez Hotel, yes-
tet.'ay, ~ezr fhe following: Il. Il. Watson, A.
ton; y. \ Rising, Ottawa; J. II. Matson, Jack-
sGnv!lle. D. Most et, Portland: F. Mitchell, san
Francisco; ". Il. Lcemn1s, LACROSSE; A. VI. IA,
cGny, Nevada; 4. ]. Hayes Rockford; S D. IIuII.
son, NEW1uEce; c. o. COZ, GaleAlurE: E FaIIis
Cincinnati: ". II. Irwin, Monmouth.
FREMONT HoCsE.
Among tic arrivals at the fremont House. vcs.
IL n. u. X. MarshAli, Minheao,a; ZION. II. 6. Yea.
tnE, Virginia: Colonel J. Smell Clinton; E F.
Aver, Harvard: j. F. Aicharis, Milwaukee; ]. 1.
a1Ntt, Cincinnati: G. A. White. lt,ston J. N
Wheeler. Tuletio: A NJ Williams, Buffalo; s, i
Walker, Kentucky; q. ". Hnsslut, cleveland; ",
II. Raymond, Springfield.
SHERMAN HoCSk
Among the arrivals 1t the Sherman House. yes
lctsiAy. were the following: S. c. Winthrop Rock
wsuIcc; s. Coieyi!le, New YORK; T. 7, Condt
CIeveAndi T. G.. Osdcn, Milwaukee,; l. y. Stearus
Oregon: J. F. lAfr, Wisconsin; l. v. Wagner
New York; g. F. Peabody, Fond du Lac; [, G
tsodfrcy, Hamilton: D. F. cameron, Ottawa; r. II
Rrucc, New Orleans; Church Howe, Wyoming
DT; A. b Stewart Winona; S S Waterman
HR1eGs uorsx
Among The Arrivals at the Briggs House, jester
day, were the following: E ". PattIsou, k1nss,
11ty; d. = Wheeler, Waterloo: u. h Hihha5u
Jaykson, Aieh. ChaS II. Villas, Madison Wis c,
Dawson. Boston; 1. E Bullock st Lyuis; e u
son. Milwaukee,; General J. &. Hamilton, ". IL
!ihtss, FoId du Lac: ". y. CooE. Providence; O
). Skinner, Milwaukee; E Van yalkenbp.ch
l4lladalet J. IL Sezaiopa, Bristol Cpun: Moe.
Stern, NsrHhalto~n, 1uwh
, 1870-03-25
The Happy Hermit OF Nestche4tcr
[punEY,
FTpn. ~ Nas York 7tn<*, Eareh 81

From. tie .Sf1e York Tin1x Xareh ~
About eighteen nilea distant from our city,
in the township Of Yonkers, westchester Couil-
t., ia \ rude district Of country, wholly uucul-
evated. y Abounds in wild. pietnresaue
scenery Of forest, rock and cave, Within this
Territory the Central Park avenuo hxs been re-
Gently Lid ont, uncArthine many curious relica,
such Is tomalswks, bows and azrows, ana
many hne geological specmeus, seeming to
have hitherto been undistt.ti'cd sinco the
aclnee. The construction Of the avenue
has disturbed Tho rctre.t Of =
ot : cave. IL is known il ths
Reishbcstood As tie - leasher-clad man" :" from
his singular style af dress, Which consists en-
hrcly OF leather, made from pieces and
strips Of old boots. He is his own tailor. using
the substitutes for sewing machine and fairy
fuGcrr, needle, and thread He shuns obse1ya-
ton. Only showing himself when hunger COM
pcls him to do So He is 4 man Of stalwa1t
franc, lhFge features, and possesses 4 melan-
etcly rather than norosc expression He Lives
alone In the cave, prepares his OWL food.
snd is completely sheltered from wind
and Storm. He is very asetse to beinB inter
viewed, replying to nearly Ill questions in
nonosyuAhles- He Is = native of fcardy,
!; France. and waa miner in early life He WAS
never, it is said, suspected Of any wrong act.
. He is apparently not deficient in intellect, but
renerved IN regard to his former history. 4
quiet dignity ef character seema to repel al un-
Necessary qnestions We left him in his isola-
tlon. aloost envying him He has no rent or
income TAI 70 pay; urasturbesa by politics OF
fashion, or the thought Of the concrete pare
ment, uunn1ezted by scryauts- be ia almost
tho only tnan in our midst who ia Thoroughly
, independent and eelf-FeAant
, 1870-03-25

1t is well known that from the beginning OF
the year up 70 tho date Of the rafsssge Of ths
Funding I'LL BY The Senate the pziee Of bonds
il foreign MARKETS steadily advanced On jan
uary ,, 5-cps Of 1852 were s71z in London,
~ere ese:sS. bcdactins aosuod insesess, the
advance IN the value of 5-e0s from the begin
ming OF the year up to the 11th Wis ncasiv
8 per cent Since that date the
decline has been J per cent in thirteen days.
This decline has not been the result Of any
general condition OF foreign. money mAfkets; !;
on the contrary. the enormous SURPLUS of tn-
enpioyed money in the Banks OF England And
France has been mainly the accumulation OF
the list month This Is ehown By the prize Of
ceneols, which as tho beginning Of the year
about that Frsee up to ten dtys aSo, Rnee
which they hkye advanced TO esk. The Bauks
Of England and France now hold $3.50. 900, 600
millions Of specie. and owing to tho stagnA-
tion and nnfayoraGe prospects OF legitimate
trade capitalists are withdrawing their money
from trada crtezprsscr AID seeking Investment
in securities. In sueh condition Of the for
eign money markets United Staten bonds vould
probably have advanced IN price more rapidly
eincc the Let Of March than prexio1sly. hut The
passage Of tho Funding hsil By the Senate
thowed foreign boudholae1a the possibility Of
OF three hundred millions of s-aos
On The market within 1hs next twelve
months; it also showed th.n that
ttc American Congress, Which had 50
lately declared that the bonds were payable
in gold, and that the government would
keep good fsith with III its creditors. now says
to cno Glass Of them thAt their e per cent bonds
ska1l he paid At rar in gold. provided the hold
ers Of them would take ~ per cent boud =.
the same Price. Il is tue, this was not the
literal proposition to tho National Banks, hus
such Is its rehl effect, because they must adopt
one Of two alternatives, Viz: either exchange
their Per cents for AZ per cents evcn, (as Mr.
that they would b. rsf7nitted 70 do), OF else
submit 10 = loss that would probably bs greater
BY throwing SO lszge An amount Of bonds upon
the market within twelve months. Mr. Bout
wallis funding schema, which tho Senate have
endnesed, Is 1urnhh of eouGadietsans- Il
, 1870-03-25

SHyrr 2,Sf-Etrst orzIt.r r1ak 1a-- h-at er4l
-ASUr = TX L.! sna ..,n.n,,t ,nt.c
II ic: - suIjs is.: Is III lsoe n x: q
leS' III -, ~; a;,a ~. ;'ai..-,n, ~, ,,o n,,.
M ~ ,e.1Mlnf ~. Y az " 5uan9 r1es:
tssse Fca ~ = ~ e 1ss go = o. 80
~. s,s = = - ~. - - - ~, ~
5Los me = Saeo, y h. - 50, s..p n1e o4ae1' n
tGA;Ht ~. ~ sia ep.Aes, NJ. ~"
,,st e,,ais isa rss aadr fa't Gsron IN y ~ s2
demand. aod q a.s LaG MaxeI w nase ..,s Lass'
ol WIS nsn, u sympalhJ Wa lasd, hnf nos Goots,
HfaEJ: Isoou. aEs a3ss2 Nlu oiL xLSS. ~.
saed 81 H. Ehse ahsa IL r.; 4; 1esI1s: np ei
suentns 1stsas: ,,erm 81 :: r. x" eenasns M 81
$50: neatsfoot OIL xL10ai-2n
hlcE1ne ma-tet Eas dal1, anil prices wefe IL
Tins. sko2sAc; Arrae1n- -7afas
=. former psiezs We qao.e: Scrn,as1 I'D French,
aA32hc; uaMest brands, 'eS1oc; Foreign Castle.
lsEi;G :,- -
stieES-lne market x7.duil sz1d 111H Il former
" nnrmsea ms f2ose; ~ A1p.ss soSste ciwes 80 I
cAs-la, 6Sst pepper, 34tsa55ssc
srARGAIIne uadr was quiet, yet pfccs were
lsc: pnfe. lA~ ~Htc: pe,rta cv1ta saac
ss4- Sun .9-llS Profta pure laundry, as9kc; Of
,asa .aHa s"n, ntG5nc; Watts pure, s.s@,Gc, OF
sCGARS[1ne demand from all quarters via t,3r
non T. iasF cana 1iatslssS; Kood 70 cholee cn~
ir1t,,s Mesfhaas 3, luarstnhc; ct
iunea w, u.s. !or; good t. chosc. P"9ta Ral,
1ta,-Hhc: New YORK circle 4, ls1. ai i3hr; Ss-s
~. rar., r. r, ~. StSlssc; ettFaC l.t4t4lsc>;;
Ns~ 1o.N I: isA@1afc
c,' "a a. rs;s 1 was no Improvement IN he
~. ~ .tis Aue p HnHlA quotations ruled st-aly.
s.,''h ""s; Nee orleans motssSes, S&4>Hr; Ph,a-
u.ilMa :. Rnsatn SF5up- fssStor: sUEeE dips a:rt1
,,asr slaS; n sata tnaasrs +A%Sr: New yr;k extra
sat ~ phi,a 'a EsnF tha.-et NarElaaIi hreatvc, ss
s'S-1 4hH~NtjHllh UteQlFES @SatSE. Calvert A1gEc
, 1870-03-25
California salmon In tho Ens..

From lt San Ffanei%p BHllsttn.
Eastern rapers eoutain frequent notices Of
the arrival OF eausignmsnts Of California sui.
1lon- Several cagoes have already been
shipped; and the business. 50 prospesousIy
begun, is likely to inctease rapidly. tctaiply
there is no lsck Of remunerative market in
the East, md no danger Of ! diminished SUP
ply On the r1cst1c coast II present. From
Mexico to AlaskA, every clear stream running
into tho ocean il frcquentod hr salmon. These
hsh even ascend small streams which one can
jump acrous and the number which frequaut
largo streams Is wonderful. Tbs 1ize, quality.
and even shape. valy considerably In The diNer-
ent streams--tlsn s1nA1lur and mozo slender
d&h being found in mere brooks, where the
rceemblanco to brook trout il yerr
close. The largest salmon are prob-
ably caught in tho Sacramento Nyor.
And while this fsh, theoretically, must hayo
clear water, 1t i remarkable that it seeua 10
thrive in the muddy watars OF the Sacramento.
For twenty ycsE. that stream haa constituted
the great drain Of = considerable part nf The
mining regicn, md the mnd coming down from
the mountains has even raised ths level Of tho
river; yet the salmon Abounds there, il not IN
euch numbers ID formerly, yet sufficient to
suppIy the home market and furnish lArxs
qnantities for Eastern consumption In Ore
Eun, Washington Territory, md Maaka there
l. no limit 70 the supply Of salmon Tho
s.1eams at certain sessoa.s of tho year ara lit
erally tarumed With thees dsh. ContrActa are
frequently made with The Indiana 10 catch Nd
, 1870-03-25
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

TurRsDAr EvKsIsG, March y.
Sales Of cEa!n, dutlr AMI provisions will br fouul
under the hsaA q "eonlms=fslA aud The gIaln III
hre~ unless otherwise expressed
WTTER-RccclEei, is, Gds -: shipped. l,9M
III The suTpl5 Of common anu medium ;:rasles
prices remain weak and unsettled In consequence
Cord 10 chnlce il still scarce, an.. is sa!cahIc 1t
full rates The inquiry IL almost wholly connne.l
VI quote: Choice dairy. a1a34c: fair 70 suo.i
ts'h and nrktn. ss@eGe: common grades, Is
I. %.
seemed firm in their viewz, and our qnntattohs
were gcnc1a!'s irinX realized The following
XeEs ths pEisys E; p,;f Sncns staIk &c: LsT.son
y: GTeat Falls, &c; American. lie; fni"ar i,
sc; Runntca. eH-hu. e'9ssc; buslars. l9.4st2:
CnEESE-A farther DECLINE in tho East has
depressing effect ulun the market, ant, although
.hc demand u steatlllr tmfrut1ns, prices were
ln'ppl lc III aInun.l. We Iertsc ony list ~ fol-
1t31cc; Western Reserve, l531sc-
COAL.-Hustness reiuaths quiet in 10th har1 AMI
sets eoa.s, aaa, .lsaouea .ha former ms being
lIevetl tnAt present prices Hong be sustained
W MAKE no chanGe ~ our quotations, ~
t1sco; LaekaWsnna, sisoo; Bsssours. k.oes esa.eo
Erse and BHar Hill s ooas.oo; Pittsburgh, "cher.
r Mlnss,~ SsM.S %; ch,rrers, Miners, Rig, !,
tzSoe: Yousnioeaeny. 80: Walnut iii. saoas a.;
500; nllnuls cnal, taahs Ana
GASDLEs-Ihe market vas dull at Gnehause,,
PRICES: Faxln1r, 1eaxc; Isffbw {steartnef, la!s
stearlc light, 1G,s!s..c-
COFFEE-NuglneSs VIA dull. hut prtcea were
W; =. q. jaya, sya:uc; roasting no, Isl.lssc;
common RIO, seA a. so..c: fa.r 10 good, 81 Aa92c;
PRIME, 70 snuicc, ssx4ss...c; lasuayrs, 2oHes.sc.
s4l head. Sat-s dividing on 100 at sa.,aa
400: : at 49.bkal0.64+ An r,nltnI- at 4ln-G..
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Bishop Edward Thsmpson.

FTrzu The Cincinnati Commercial KdzrA =
In the deaths OF tho Rev. DR.. NcCtintock
and the Rev. Dr.. Edward Thompson, the Meth
ctlist Episcopal Church has 10 deplore the loss
OF two Of itr brightest and most useful SER
wants. They were particularly distinguished
among tho ministry II that body for nienesa
Of scholarship aud versatility Of talent Dr.
Thumpson's death WAS sudden He had pre-
sided At the West vi1giniA Conference, held ut
Charleston, last week, and was on his WY to
tic Newark Conference when attacked BY dis
case At Wheeling, which terminated fatally
yesterday morning.
Dr.. Thompson VAS born N England in 1910,
and removed to this country With his family in
1als, which finally settled in Wooster, O., in
the following year. He received from hts
arents good common school and tcadcnlcal
educatou- He thcn commenced tho etudr OF
medicine. which he completed aftes attending
COURSE Of loctuca in Ihilaaa]pAia- md Sec
Gnu course IN Cincinnati Af.erTa1d, hAtlng be-
come 4 rnfcfsor Of religion, and feeling himself
sNlta 70 Preach tie Gospel, he abandoned his
lro1ettinn md entered the Ohio Conference,
cn, m NSe appointed successfully to SorEsik,
MMhonrks, n Cincinnati, Wooster, and Detroit.
ne Wac then appointed principal OF Norwa1k
,fem.1nnas, - .ns Position he occupied for six years.
he then accepted tho chair Of Philosophy Of
ot tnc human Mind IN the uniyerety Of
Michigan, out did not enter upou tirty
there, oelns in Tho meantine elected
editor Of the L1dies' Rtpohlo7y- As editor
Of that periodical, and President OF The Ohio
HeAefan Cmvefsity, his time WIS cccupied.
wo believe, til 1850, when ho VIA chossn etH.
tor Of tbs Western Christian Adsoeo.e, nd
, 1870-03-25
AMuSEMEfTS.
ATlCERS THEATRE

ANNAkHS
There Hxs lalrr audience 1t Mcvtcscr's Thr2-
tre. Last evening, up0n the occasion OF The re,-
farmance Of "Rtchar1 ILL., with Ar. Maso In
The title r1s, supported by Nj. wnec,oek a RieA-
,rors ". @ Beek As Afn,s, 4r. iiuIson = Baetino-
York There was NOT that uniformity Of excel
lrnec in VI: As,os pet1oaanon Of RacIart
uneven IN action being very excellent IN tae nstn
1al colloqUtal pAss2Gps bat Ia the outhntkts at
raSEton and the vehement passaSes hls SIT. u1:h
an; vote seemed t to fa,l hin saosnE him atumes
Therr Wss not full realization pf Ethard 10 the
tent scene nor In the combat: but tn The earlier
scenca, Q1e the Foo.nc Of Lddy innt, he Was ad-
s1me, also, fos the csookbac1; the detosmity
e here snS ;ae e ~
{Sin's Mt M!esa played raser1siT and rrrstly !;
MIR CoTrll was srr! effective In The tower scene,
SttdNaely: iateed. The combat scene, a far i
t,T1 H mfsr senelnE was concerned, WIS very skii-
W. n1nS. hat be5end these mentioned. there
ipK q he play, in some respects, Was abouinshc,
nH Inlnno aean onas army. III told, numbered ak men
nj eIa,i q 1Mo 10 men and three women Il Is
- ~. s.Si " 1ne rceGEfCea Of the theatre To spI>-
Fvs ~ SsoI a actor Is Mt. Mayo 10 me ri,itcn-
ous y 81 u army uf two men and thf,e
This evening Hr Mayo tstss re hensas slnes nm,
- Etlphtpor. 'A'u'' appearing
~ TIE Nrss1-x
"Frou-Frou- Is Sill On H.. i..,ts =. ,A.,,
TN, aud drawing Ik1Ee hprxrh |'s -ansc-
TIE DEARBORN
The bill At the Dearborn neatle rr,r.tns MN
changed The benent for the widow NJ fhs ~. ~.
:: g; Burnett, q this house, yesterday at1eTneon
Welded s1lk90 a the net pfocce1ls
GtAhfS CpSCtKL
The annus1 concert Of Pruic@aor t3rst.xr.
Gt try, In tnc Opera HouEe Mns1c Hail. l2kt ever
ihg, was dectded numerical kueccsa, the hs,i ~.
ing nlled, nearly 70 It's utmost capacity Nj
(seAy Is unmtstakahip favostte with large c!tss
sf our citizens, and they never f1,l 10 rally rouut]
him IN full fcfre on nccxs1ons OF this character
The concert wsa \ decided improvement on Its
,aeEecessars, in many respects, II Has begun on
time and ended IN fair sra.ou. owing to IudIcous
disregard Of the applause which meant @enrort- Al
the end OF ncat1J ercry piece. The Performance
als0 presented several new featurtA The Nelo-
htn,c Gce Clut, orgaillEed t.y Nj. Geary himself,
made its mt appearance md sans 1hIee guar
testes tn verT pleasing style: tae other tasee
ae.a.srs a5e Aessrz coopsr. Nesanscr. aad
ard III are evidently well trained The
ffshcert wss made the occahon Of introducing Miss
ffaEf Loomla 70 the musical world: she sang
tne Failed Flower" In \ very subdutd way, be-
mg esadenty unneEycd II tho orst sight uf II au-
nv & DUE hapruved subsequently,, And showed
S1 Aes ~ not made 1 mistake IN eAsAytnG 70
H'nS* ntA 1Atue H1rttn. wtnsc singing wo hare
, 1870-03-25

&aea- Wheat staady: Eodesz:4t demand tzois
mills: ttn fer ~. : aud l.oSEf-oe sat M. l.
% Gorn s'es.'; s3 With ~ de5nsaa 5: H4Se ~
stta4iy, with fair tte:and at 49asie-tar 1ssiar
rate for ehoce Whit Rye 1rui, With \ l:zht sup
rly, At sasecc-she !at:es ra:c fo7 cho;ce Bnity
t.eaoT t. 1es 4aes a. A. s1SSlo-she issses rste for
changed.
TnEAccn-ln hGhs supply. Hnt egass - til. .I,.-
naE',, and prices are arm saIes of u hhds and
ht16 Al 81 = % fuE frosted 70 nne le1t.
god demand sn1 Gs1ces tend up
In !Eun-hourd c,,Gpcrarr.
rso,,sIeSs1 e porH escses dec4,~q, buoy
tni aa6us go bfts oeR8 sotd It k85u but r. wss
not TO ~ had below sai.eo. run msats Ne:e not
odetsd 10 anr rxtsnt thtse1a,ss. Bacun vasJ i'm
siaes sczse; shoIlI!es lo'4r7 ss'.,.A~ t.44tsEc
al'y asking luaFter hteaer. su.;1r4rir41 harss,
leHetsc: LaEd was IL demand = t1s;.s.s:*..
bat held higher.
Bu71KRLssearce anu G:ns. At a,:aa;s,
Ef6S-Duu It G121c.
oIsLinseefcll. s:-esc. aud .,ull Iasa ot
sEHsAc1oyef ascd, 1s.%sz1;-; Tlmu;h1 scare
md aEu st $50
MoHx1AKf-GoL1. liz lufiac. Exchange a, pa-
buying Money "atss5 3iEno 9Hs5 at s.='' per cent
TniEEo. March e@--BRsAps1EFEs-Flour dull
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, 1870-03-25
THE GREAT library SALE
second Dny-MarvolIous Prices for
Marvellous 1Eook&-Thc First steel
E.npravtnE-A He'll for 41O-S1,O5O
for n Hook Which Only Two Mem
In ihe World Can Road,

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