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Tho American Piano Trade.

The rapid growth Of the manufacture Of
pianos In the United States Is II marvel
alike to those who study the industrial RI.
sources Of our own country, and those Eu.
rOncan makers who once nearly InOnOp0-
lizedthe pianofOrte trade Of America.
Time was when even Americans were in
RClinCd to sncer at pianos Of home produc.
tion, and mot 10 pOssess an instrument ol
European make was 10 bc without tho
nlo Of fashionable musical society. Now
thc reverse Is the case; instead of being
large importers wcsarc large exporters Of
home manufactured instruments, and the
fame Of American pianos Inns spread
throughout tho length and breadth Of EII'
roDc, owing TO their strength, durability,
volume of power, and extraordinary resO.
nance, in all Of which qualities they ilr
excel European Instruments, which are In
capahIC Of withstandlng tho climatic VI
clssltudGS OF Americas .al H
We have becn ut much pains and con-
siderable expense IN the collection OF the
following statistics Of the gross amount OF
sales Of new pianos made and sold by the
tWcnty.six most prominent piano manti-
-flclurcrs In the United States, for and dur
ing the year 1S6O-the amount being CIV
en- by each firm under oath.
Notwithstanding the unusual and gen
eral depression Of trade, the total amount
Of sales Is fully equal to the business ol
tho preceding year, and II Is a noticeable
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NEW +, YORK CITY.
New YoRK, March 70

l... Anew ASAhIAl uAAAA ~ M
The weather Is delightful here.
District Attorney Morris will move neXt
week that sentence be passed on the per-
sons convicted Of the Brooklyn election
trnuds. ID ..s
Justice Buckley win shortly be put on
trial on a charge or nlalfcasance while In
Office. ''.'.s.-A--a
A young woman Of the demi monde
stripe, named Hattie Moore, Ntter passing
Thursday evening in tights in the Can Can
at the Grand Duchess Ball, went to q
house In Clinton place 4 and shot hCrsell
through the breast' 'witlla pistol. Shc wHe
formerly oGrespectable standing inisociety
and the lauglltkFofG well known Phila-
lelplia editor =
4 newspaper reporter visited the Ocean
steamers in port yesterday and the inspec'
tion disclosed tho startling fact that not
one Of them has boats for theacconmola.
tion oil more than half other compile
mcnt of passengers and crew. This aT'
plies 10 the CunArd and French steamers
aS well as those oflcsSer tlOte GA ~. ~
The remaining forty miles yet unfintSll'
cd OF the Midland railroad, has been let 10
contractors who have arranged with tliC
Chinese Government for 1000 Coolies.
They nrc to hC sent over Immediately.
Each man is 10 receive ten dollars per
month and rati0ns. The contrRotorS have
given bond to furnish them employment
for five years at the same rate. Twenty:
six days will constitute month and u
hours a day.
The steamship Alaska brings Panama
and Aspinwall dates of the 18th inst, and
$99 600 treasure from California, Among
the passengers Is ]. W. Caldwell, Minister
from BOlivin to the United States.
AT a preliminary meeting Of prominent
citizens held last evening TO make Nrrnge-
mcnts for holding public meeting of those
opposed to voting away public money for
tic support Of scctNrian schools Com.
mittcc Of arrangements was appointed
and resolved to hold meeting on We'd.
nCsday evening next, Rev. Henry Ward
Breclier, Rev. Dr.. Schenck, Hiram Ketch'
UNI, VIM. N. Evarts, VIM. L. Dodge and
other well known speakers are expected
to deliver addresses.
The ErSAnJ PSt editOrially, urges the
turning Of Alaska into penal colony.
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The Latest News
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, March ~.
Tho Saturday Rericc in an article on
The Irish Police bill, remarks that while
that measure reduces tho penalties It
makes them summary and certain.
The Times In cOntrOverting the argyll
nents orPrcsidcut Grant, deprccates the
injury done to American commerce BY
rebel cruisers. s, Sis ! ..L,
John Stuart Mills has written II COM
muniCation on education bills. lie objects
to the measure chiefly because 1t requires
religion 10 be taught to tho minority Nt
the expense Of all. 49,. Lid.
Tic Spectator rldiculcs President Grants
desire 10 construct q mercantile navy
with federal funds ..' ..,ssai
A correspondent Ofthe English news.
papers at Tours, comments with singular
unannlty on tue subseryiencyo hP court
to the Empcrors supposed sympathy with
Prince BOnaparte, cat. .r
The new Peruvian GuapO loan will be
introduced on the market In n few days.
Political news is unimportant r..
Tho weather Is very stormy the past
day Ortwo. Several inches Of snow fell
lust night and Is still showing. The telc-
graph service Is consequently dcranged.
u. II. I . 4
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The Red River settlement.

lHi '9H CHICAGO, March 26.
"A Pcmbinc letter Of March 7th give1
the particulars of the execution Of d mnll
named Scott. At the time SchultE's party
were captured, about niidwinter, this
Scott, II Canadian, was Of tho party i
wIIs said he bud been released on parole
nj tho lmc NeagOn. BNllt0n and Schultz
were ,ciuhpel ut Scottish Church, and
Scott joined BaultOn and Schultz the samG
evening Of his release. A few days there
aGlGr, when DauIlon'S command was cap.
turcd, Scott, was tried, found guilty anil
shot In front Of Fort GCary. y, D..
All quiet in tho Rcd River settlement
now. Bishop Tache had arrived, There
Is no doubt but Godlly was alSN shot, rs
previously reported.
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T1nRTYyryo YEARS IN ExLE.-The
ill.stafrcd Canadian rebellion Of 1888 was
the CAUSE Of sending many brave man
in exile to foreign lands. A number Of
Americans were implicated In the aftaiH
and England, ever slow to pardon. and
ever ready 10 punish those who seek to
overthrow It's power, condemned them to
long and weary exile. Among the resi-.
dents Of this State who were connected
with the rebellion WIS Samuel Wash
burnc, Of Fort Edward. He was In Cana
dA On business for his father, and nj the be-
ginning Ofthis struggle for liberty his rGvO.
lutioparyi blood boilGl over, and licjomet
the patriotS. The iate of tho struggle Is a
matter of history. WRshburnc was cap
tured, condemned to transportation "be.
yOnd the seas, md sent TO Van Dlemen's
Land. For thirty.two years he has been
in exile, suffering untold horrors aud liv'
ing o lingering death. But ut last release
came to liim-whelher by expiration OF
sentence or pardon We know not, and this
morning WasAburnG reached our city OIL
his way to his former home, He was oI
course destitute and needy, and calling on
Superintendent .Brownel for aid, WIS
furnished the means to reachFort Edward,
At the age of sixty.eight years lie returns
with the hope Ot finding some Of his kin
dred still above tho sOd.--IfUg Times,
bfgreh 1TsI IiIapt d. EiH ff.IliiSH, .,N
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..T IN.! CHICAGO, March %.
FLOUR-Dull and unchanged.
GHAN.--WhGAt-Qu QulCt n SjG8Ic for No. i I5k
6TBXc for No. 2; Cl0GlnE At T5I G76Ac for Gltur'
delivery; 75HGb78c seller April; 79kC Gcller May
in afternoon tho market was unchanged. Corn
Firm and excited; offerings light; demand chiefly
By shippers: T9lt073c for No. J, and G117Oc f0l
no grade; closing at Talt019c for former, and O
dsjc for hitter; option sales were at axe Bellel
mouth; 7iAc seller May Tor No. 9; In Afternoon
the market was hrtn Of &c for No. =; no grade q
GSTOc: now fresh receipts 73c, OatB-FiTin at thl
opening; closing quiet at S1hC for No. y option
al sales 50 68gk seller last half April; aOG buy
ur April; 434G buyer May. Rye-ACtiVr; closing
drm at 6ThU10Oc for N. = BGrley-Dull and un
changed.
CGfTLE-FIrm at 81 20 for common AtockerS
SGG6 % for hlr to good; 90 8IH@S7 19H for GOOD
llOds-FiFm and lSQD26c higher; s. 31X9s q
for Gill fed; whll0 com fed Of lighter weight Aol(
at o G0G9 05 for good 10 choice.
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Now York Produce Market.

EEW YORE, March q.
CorToN-Quiet; loo bales sold at axe iOI
mlddllng upIAndH,
FLOUR-clOscd quiet and without change Ia
price.
GRAIN.-WhOAt-Qu and steady ht 81 Gl1
10 for No. 2 Chicago; 81 l9fbl Is for No. 2 MI.
WAukee, and 81 1901 2t for No. 2 winter rcd and
amber western. Kye-EOmInal at D5198c fol
western. Oata-Very quiet at size for WESTERN
arm al SRclnkl Of for new mixed western.
PROYISlONs. Pork Quiet; selleFmeoa at go 81
for ApriI, and buyers al go 80 for March. Beti
-CIosed quiet and steady. Cut MOstB-PIm,
with fair demand. BeOn-NOmlnal.
LGRn-DnIl; psIlerS prime steam at i4Ee fol
ApFIl, May and June,
RdOS-QuiSt and unchanged.
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Commercial and Financial.
baltimore Live stock Market.

DEEP CArrLE-ThG offerings ut tho Scales dur.
Ing tho past week amounted 10 go head, against
B9i last week. Prices to-day ranged o. follows:
Old Cows and ScalaWags Rt s. 25G5 30; Ordina'
~ thin Steers, Oxen and Cows at s. % fair quail
ity Beeves al 50 6O7 90, and the very best BecyeH
al 81 5Ob9 Is per 100 tbs the average price being
AbOut 80 20 gross. The market was ActiVe yes
tcrlay at All advance Of .76O 2 100 ms on the rates
Of last week, but to-day twas dull at decline Of
fnliy 60C from yesterdays rates.
SHRRP.--The market has bean fully supplied
during past weCl, and for good and extra qualities
tho lGniand Is fairly active Prices today ranged
Il Ira Sheep Lambs sos so iahcad. 'H
Ho0S-The supply during tho past week has
been only fair, and with d good demand rates
have advanced CSC 2 100 TbS Prices today ranged
a. ioIlowS: Still.ied at $1I6l9 90. and cOrnictl
Hogs at $l1 1GtD19 76 y 100 bS not. fli h,
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THE WEST INDIES.
New YoRK, March 90.

The Worlds IIayticn correspondent has
information Of the end Of the Plquct re.
IlclliOn In the SOUTH Tho rebels are pro-
paring TO Capitulate to Gen. Bryce Con.
siderable excitement Is existing ut Cape
Eaytien on account Of the action Of an
officer OF the United States steamer ST.
vprn, who showed much disrcpGCt IN the
Danish flag by boarding by force, with
armed men, the Danish schooner SkalhC-
thai, which arrived There from 81. Thomas
and Turks Island with passengers.
HAVANA, March 28
The steamship YazOO sailed for Pllila.
drlphia thismorning,
At Matanzas yesterday, three brothers
named Rivers, and u man named Garclc,
were tried for furnishing supplies to Are.
dandOs' band, and were executed.
A severe engagement occurred near
Los Tunns. No particulars
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THE SAN DOMINGO swINDLE.
Reported Coalition Between the Pre-
Sfdent and the Cuban Fillis
bQSt0TO.
Texas Annexation over Again.
NEW YoHK, March 90.

A special dispatch says ithNs transpircd
that tho President ContOmplAtes the acqui-
sltion Of San Domingo Us part or his Cuban
policy and Cuban SympathizerS nre all
coming over to the support OF the treaty,
while In diplomatic circles tlierG is much
excitement and very bitter feeling against
tho treaty. 1t il also stated tliNt In case
the requisite twO.thirtls prescribed for the
ratification Of n treaty shall be found
wanting, the President and friends of st.
Domingo annexation, will attempt 10
secure tho territory in the same way thnt
Texas was added, moi by twO.thirts
vote Of the Senate, but by Joint Resoln-
tiOnOfbotll Houses, M. 2 fsfNrfHE
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Two Men Killed at Cleveland.
CLsvELAND, March q

An employee Of Railroad Company,
named Robert Couch, and farmer named
Alex. Moore, were instantly killed and
horribly mangletl, by locomotive last
night, in this city. They having stepped
from one track to another to avoid a pass
Ing freight train, the night being very dark,
the engine was not observed
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MnnioipnI Row at Ut,ca. N. Y.
UTICA, n. T., March 90.

-"|-|| LTICA1 M n .lIUIIH 7V'
AT 1910 this morning Deputy Sheriff
Donaldson served u Recorders writ on
the hcsjcging police ut tho Mansion House,
and all were taken into custody. At l:lO
o'clock the ten aldermen from the Man
sion House went to the City Hall. Mayor
McQuadG called the Common Council TO
order at once, when Alderman Ncy moved
10 oalIourn, and the motion was carried, 10
TO 4, No bodily violence during the
night. Much excitement prevails.
1--WE have had no previous information
M to whit this Is all ubOut-ED.
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UTAH.
The saints in COmmOtion.

uaia 'oaI' SALT LAKE, March 81.
A highly respectable meeting Of mer-
chants and professional gentleman was
held last night IN the Masonic Hall 10
adopt u memorial 10 tho Senate Of the
United States praying for the cxpurging
Ot those sections In tho Cuilom bill, which
punish by tinO and imprisonment the cor
tinuation Of the PatriaFchial Family relN-
tions. Addresses were made claiming
the advantage to the government and the
whole country Ofa liberal policy towards
the offenders IN the past, believing such
action would arrest POlyGamy in the
future. m - ..L. y L.-M W
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CINCINNATI.
pemOcratie. city Convention.

CINCINNATI, March 90.
The Democratic City Convention as.
sCmbled this morning at Arbelter Hall
and nominated the following officers:
Clerk Of Police Court, Larkin McI1ugh;
Street Commissioner, Thomas Chambers;
Trustee Of Water Works, II. 4. Bowman;
Director Of City Infrlnary, n. L, Ycch.
tcndahl. Similar resolutions Rdopted by
the Republican Convention, favOring an
extension of the city limits, were adopted
with considerable opposition.
John ]. DOran, latG Of tho Cincinnati
EaqIirtr, has purchased an interest with
Vallandigham and Judge Dwyer in the
Dayton LealgIr, and will become leading
editor Of the latter paper.
Local Aid to Railroads.
The Chamber appointed q Committee
to-day consisting Of W. S. Funny, ]. w.
Ncff, WIN. ArnGll, W, ]. LippiicOtt
and Luther Parker, to proceed to Colum.
bus Tuesday, To urge the passage Of a
bill now pending, Ia allow the county and
city in certain cases To aid in the conStFrlc.
tion Of railroads.
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FRANCE.

-.r Inn PARIS, March 20.
The Procurcur General made his ar
cutnerlt In the Court at Tours to-day. He
opcne,l with an energetic dCnunclation Of
tic political parties 10 which Victor NOir
belonged. lie also made frequent refer.
ence 10 the MEeiIldfSs. Nearly all the
evidence of the prosecution was set aside
by the Procurcur, who, however, de-
niands the condemnation Of the PRINCE,
because the shooting was not in selt.de:
fence. The Prince was much excited
during tho delivery Of the argument. l'e-
roux s. Demangi, counsel for tho defense,
both denounced the Mdrseaiaise. Court
will meet tomorrow, when the verdict
may be expected.
,,,u ris ..l Tours, March 80
Prince Pierre BonAparte has been ac-
quilted In spite of the strong appeal made
6y the Procureur General for aVerdiCt Of
guilty, with extenuating circumstances.
The Jury were out. only one lOIr. AS
soon as the verdict was announced the
counsel for the partee civilc demanded one
hundred thousand francs damages. In
consequence Of this cdemand the Prince
was not released from custody. He was
exceedingly indignant because he was not
allowed 10 leave the Court Immediately.
lie said he wished to show he was not
afraid Of the menaces madc against his
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CHICAGO, March 20.

A special from KeOkuk, Iowa, says the
Sheriff returned Inst evening to with thir-
ty.sGycn moro Of tho, ring.lcaders Of the
riot on Tho Government works at Des
Moines Rapids, md all were lodged In Jail.
the strikers still refuse to 30 to work, and
swear death and destruction 10 those who
do. Itis feared the canal cmbanlment
may he Gutand the wnrkst!0pdGdg " I
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TENNESSEE.

Ratification of New Constitution.
m. nnm MRMru1s, March CO.
The returns from West Tennessee arc
mcagrc, but sufficient to indicate the rati.
fication oftlle new Constitution BY y very
large majority.
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he,pianosof unknownand comparati;
vcly irresponsible makers arc almost nrt-
salable at remunerativc prices las the pur.
chasing public have no guarantee that the
best and sufficiently seasoned material has
been used ii, their construction, while, the
leading manufacturers, whose instruments
arc Justly celebrated for excellence, Of tone
and workmanship and greatest possible
durability, find a ready salc. f !
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TRR YOUNG LADIES INSTITUTE
WHEELING. ". VA.

WHEELING. w. VA.
tLate Moundsvtlle Felnalc Seminary
EESr E". " " sHE4eeS 4;4gS,x. IIcreu'S' Principals.
Mss H. l.. DOSHAA, Vice Principal. Z. -'''
MIS- KATE s. MONTAGUE, Principal PEpafh'
tory Department. .I.... rEl ~
MRa. MARY JACKSON, Of Weston, MAttOn.
Assisted by full Corps OF Professors aud
Spring Term opens ArluL 9th; closes J JuSE SOth.
..ls DESIGN. .'.y... d..
Tho design Of the Institution is 10 furnish
thorough and systematic course Of Instruction
for young ladies' upon tho pAn or University 10 .
strlcliOn, each department: OF learning bOlDg
complete within ITSELF thus enabling young
lady to select her own cOurSe Of study without
being restricted TO any hxOd routine or clAaSGA
requiring 4 certain number nt years 70 HniAh
but, In Opposition to this. young ladies who hAve
advanced further In some HtudIOS than OthpES.
can have the bOncAt Of their fortiDr requirements
and obtain CertERcQtS Of {fQacieneg In one or
moro schools perhaps, In the cOurSe OF one year,
after which time, they may bring up, wittgcatOr
rapIdity and success, other studies. ''H' ''H
sn , ... MUSIC. 81. HN.- lN'
Young ladies' who have acquired conHideTlbSU
proficiency upon the plano, aud who may wishto
prosecute the study still further can be furnished
with advantages Tor mastering this luStFGHlGNt.
Mrs. lGutchinS will give hct personal attention
10 tnlb department. I,! lf lUlI.ty 4r ..NI
Other schools embrace thorough instruction In
tho following directions, Wig: q -, IIl''
Mathematical, HlStoEy, RsileS.LEtkfFS, Natural
WGt0fY, PivSIeR Science ChTtStiGh St3RncS, AH
Giant and HOdSfn Languages and Fine y4TtS.
Tho Academic Degrcsa arc conferred by State
authority, and arc a. follows, namely: " " I
AIStrsSs Of EaOILSh LttsrdtuTs- Three yOlrs
cOnrSe
KlStrEas Of Arta-FOur years course. hi'.uU
MEtreSs Of .Nusfc-TwO to three years.
MISUNDERSTANDING DEPARTMENT.
BoardcTs, two in a room, including all eH'I .S
penECS ofwasllng, fuel, lights, GyInn0Slicy,
PenmanShIp, BIgliSh, Latin, and FfUnch Z.
Schools, per year. ....,..,.".....E. S4Q0
Boardcrs, four In RroOui, including 40 above,
per year. ....s.s.... - Sue
PaElor BOArdGrS, two In room, pupil taking
but ono or two studies, per year.. !!!..!..: no
PArlor BoardcEs, with full advantage Of InBl' IL Il,
tutIOn, and with tho privilege Of three
music lesROhB per Week and three Ia hvO
hours practice per day, per year. ." LIZ 800
Tuition for Day Pupils, {, ., 10, II, l9 and II
dollaFS per quarter, according TO grade,
Rooms for the occupation OF boaFdcf5 arc or
two classes, VIS: lBt Single rooms TO be 0Bea
pied by two pupils; ID. Double rooms, cOpslsting
Of Parlor and Bedroom, for either two or fOut
puptlB, N II II f'P~HFII } n
For full particulars address, until April Ist,
THR PRINCIPAL, at MOund6vIllc, WVG., 6r
REv. G. G. CURRlR or Miss II. l.. B0NllAM.iat
Wheeling. ....,-- ~. 1at6, y &Sd&H, 4
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pEIIsp WARD.

In the Third Ward schools the cxer-
crciscS extended through Wednesday and
Thursday, and consisted mainly Of res
views, and examination Of classes with
reference to promotion. The German
classes under charge Of MN. Gchlinck,
were examined from II, "a 19y O'clock
Thursday morning, ana those Chdcr
charge Of DR.. Lampc, IN the afternoon Of
the same day. Persons competent to judge
in the matter, sHy that these classes hive
made quite rapid progress during the brief
time which they have devoted 10 the study
ot the German language. Many Ofrtlie
pupils translate from German to English
and from English to German with facility.
The pupils IN the English classes, under
charge Of tho regular teachers, acquitted
themselves with their usual credit.
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WTANTED-AGENTB 4E76 no 5000

w per month, everywhere, male ana female,
IN Introduce the GENUINE lNrRoYED COMMON
SENSE FAMILY SERtNG MACHINE. This Machine
will Atitch, hGm fell tuck, quilt cord bind, braid
and Ombr0idT IN most superior mAuuCr. Price
only $ls. Fully warranted for 6vS ycSEa. We
will pay $1,000 for any Machine that Will SOW n
stronger, more beautiful, or more elastic ScSnl
than ours. 1t mRkes the ''ElaStlc Lock Stitch"
Every second stitch eau be cut and Htill tho
cloth cannot DO pulled apart without tearing y:
We pay Agents from &55 to $500 per month and
expenses, or q commission from which tWiG6
tilat amount can b. made. Address GtC0AB 4
CO., Pittsburgh, Pa; Boston, Mass, OF st.
CAUTION beware or all Agents selling Ma!
chincs under the SamO nAmB az ours, unless they
cAn show Certificate Of Agency signed BY ",
WO shall not hold ourselves responsible for
worthless MAshIneR sold by other parties, and
shall prosecute oil parties eith9r selling or using
Machines under this nlIno 70 tho full uGtent 0G
the Law, unless such Machines arc obtained from
IN or our Agents, Do not b. imposed 1poh BY
parties who copy our adyoFtIscment ana crca
mArl.OAw s, ... ...-.I,.l-..l-.
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ITALY.

FIORENCE, March EU.
Advices from Paria report that the riot
crs have been dispersed Tumults occur.
red at Bologne, but tranquility is restored,
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News of the acquittal of Prince Bona
parte produces everywhere immense sen
sation and astonishmcnt and Is the unlver-
sal topic OF conversation. a.
The strike al La CreuzOt continues.
Many arrests have been made, hut as yet
no collision has occurred between the
troops and workmen. rt .f
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devoted to oeisiys, orahOns, dialogues, &C.,
no classes reGlung. The performances
were, in the mRin, highly credltable. A
large number II Island people were pres.
ent during the closing exercises, and Rll
sOomcdhtghly gratiflcd:! = '3''>. "
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Nov York Honey anal stock Markel.


MoXEY-MArkct closed very easy at 4OS pr
cent on call, with exceptions Gt 8 per cent, The
changes IN the bunk statement IL small aud AYor'
AhlO 10 the continued ease IN InOnoy. The speCu'
latiVc feeling In Wall street closed bearIGh under
removed reports that May interest be anticipated,
and that tho Government will increase tho saleS
OrgOld next month. The Rock Island directors
declared tho semi.annual 81 per cent payable
AprlI II, transfer hooks ClOaG April and. The
Jersey Central road reply 10 the ratification
or tho Stock Exchange relGtivu to the requisition
OF their Stock that they can not ncrcaSO the capI.
tai stock except By special act OF the Legislature.
and have no convertible bonds. Late HdvICcS
from Washington represent tho prospect unlAvoF'
able Tor the adoption Of the Funding lllll. The
Secretary of the Treasury IL represented willing
to surrender everything In tho bin except the at'
thOriEAt0n 10 issue loans o. 3, W aud 4pGr cont
SrEnLIHd-QuIct at 1O8X6t08S.
GOLD-Dnll and lower; opened at IIl&; closed
at lIIN0llIK. Carving rates 4H02 per cent 70
fat. Clgarancrs $SS 0O0, 900. Export for tho week
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