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CHOW GAS ES.-SIX WALNUT
. Counter Show Cases, 0 lcOt long, lights In
Top, for sale, at tho Mcclure House Plcturp Store.
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DIRECTORS:

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all kinds, Furniture, Household Goods, Nr'ra't
disc and Goods In Transit.
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FOR RENT.

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TOR RENT.-TIIAT SPLEEN. ~ ~
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-16
The market for Governments IS fraction higher.
Government currency, 6s, sold at llli today
The following tables shows the highest sales OF the
Stale bonds named on the dates given
IS, sold at Illi to-day.

Tennessee new aud Virginia were depressed from Il to
per from sales OF yesterday The operations Ill the
Board OF Southern states continued large and active
There were but few salesof City bank stocks today
There were bids made most Of the stocks the list
but they up to the price asked Railroad bonds
were more IN demand and transactions active and
prices we'll sustained Union Pacific, Sc. Central Pacific,
96I Columbus Chicago. and Indiana Central LIST pref
sO. do ID mort, 6l. 9G0i.
The stock market active Reading sold at 99t at
the First Board, when raid made upon il and at
the second CALL II sold at 9st. In Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern, the operations were spirited and
sales the morning So and in the at ssh Cleve
land and Pittsburgh advanced from 99i yesterday to
today Milwaukee and st. Paul sold to-day cx-dlvidend
at d67i do. preferred sl. Hudson River steady
Harlem. 2. per cent of from the sales Of the l2h For
ST. Louis and Iron Mountain, 4ii was bid The following
are the sales at the first call on the dates named:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-16

Gold opened at l9s; at 1888, 9i 1855. llOi at 1880,
ll9l at 2s llpI $780, gi 2l2 at 49, and closed at
The highest l20 the lowest ll0 The total transactions
In the Gold Exchange Bank Cearances $50 OOo
Gold Balances, 81 2s5.sli So Currency Balances, 1851
ioJ l.; Holders OF gold paid for carrying over balances.
3, 4. ~ and 81 per cont The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS took
out $4,000 In specie to-day.
The stockholders OF the Milwaukee and ST. Paul Rail.
road, at a meeting yesterday In Milwaukee, approved Ny
almost unanimous vote of the proposed increase in
tho share capital for the purpose OF the dividend recently
declared The company to-day paying the dividend.
which per cent cash and per cent stock on the
mon stock aud cash and stock the preferred stock
Both arc quoted cx.dividend
The quotations OF Mr.. Coleman Benedict ut o'clock
show the market closed strong and prices advanced
Pacific Mail IL strong i9s. and active Rock Island. 2I
Tho tone Of the Foreign Exchange market to-day Is
weak asd the volume Of business small The following
arc he unnlinal rafrAi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-16
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

The CENTRAL RAILROAD OF Iowa offers its First
Mortgage Seven per Cent Gold Bonds at 95. free
of tax Many parties who have carefully examined
the merits of these securities prefer them TO any other
in the market They are selling quite as rapidly
as the Company can use the money in finishing the
road. Pamphlets and full information may be OBJ
tanned and subscriptions will be received, at THE
CoNPANYs OFFICES, No. 81 PINE-sT., NEw-YoRK, at
the BANK OF NORTH AMERICA, A WALL-sT, and at
HowEs x MACY's, 80 Wallst.
W. B. SHATTUCK, Treasurer.
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TUESDAY. Feb. 15-P. NJ.

TUESDAY, Feb. 15-P. NJ.
The massage of the bill introduced by Mr..
George W. Morgan in the House, on the l4th nst LOT
the repeal all laws authorizing the Issue OF Natona
Bank notes" would prove expensive entertainment
In 1866 the National Banks paid to the Federal Govern
ment g. O6 s OF taxes and the States counties towns
and cities 9i945 making total Of sG0l93s9 OF taxes
The state Of New York would lose on state taxes alone
SO8746 g, and this city, taxes on National BANK
capital, would lose slGjOOOO These are items worth
considering at time when the complaint about onerous
taxation is very loud the party TO which Mr. Morgan
belongs Even Ohio, Mr.. Morgan's own state may not
like the idea Of letting go, alone, the snug
sum OF O3n As paid by the National Banks into the
state Treasury last year The shares OF the Natohal
Banks are taxable by State authority at for all state
county and city purposes. The taxes paid by the
National Banks are higher than on any other KIND OF
property But why clamor for the repeal OF the Natoha
Bank lawl II gives to the people currency secured by
the bonds OF the Government and receivable for all
debts due the Government except for dues keeps down
the exchange at merely nominal sum, and pays
In taxes some $7OOOOOO year, while greenbacks are
no better as currency and pay nothing back in taxes
II Congress is WISE will in our monetary matters
"let well enough aione aud not venture upon " the
dangerous and unnecessary experiment Of again niia
ting the currency" We getting along we'll During
the year that passed. gold has gone down fifteen per
cent money at all business centers is easy; business
paper is readily discounted the banks at per cent
and the fall IN price OF gold disturbed in the
least possible degree commercial or our greater in
dusria interests. Our financial condition IL healthy;
we gradually but surely reaching the hour when the
National Bank will be converted into coin at the
will Of the holder Don't tinker the currency
Money ia abundant call at iaG per cent and first
class commercial paper is in demand at from 6. a7 per
cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-16

COFPEE-The Brals held by importers the United States
morning 6984 bags Including 1000 NewO
Mobile 1850 Savannah H. Baltimore and o. S
this coin quotations follows 10 bond 81 "a
i2d2c Tor Prime do duty paid; idlec for invoices The
market condition. and holders unwilling
sell the above but the increased restricts operations
closely the actual wants OF buyss sales OF S bags
and DOT Waer private Other in1s
bat steady particularly Java which recovering gradually from the
COAlThe demand for Anthracite has been moderate owing the
ertrm. mild weather. and unsd sales from the yard
81 5Od 80 per tue Foreign Is less active, but STEADY,
CANDLES quiet 2Od23c Adamanne
zoe. for Sperm. aud soc for Patent
FLOUR AND MBA-Western state Flour been
inquiry chiefly for the trade much Of that sold
future delivery sales l6 900 bb at ~ IS % for Supene
IS 5d IS Is Bsta State IS 500S5 for Fancy State,
IS - for the grades Of Western i IS @Ods5 SO for
choice Spring Wheat Extras - 30a 10 p r Minnesota
Extras IS 2Ja % or city Shipping Extras; IS 25
brands O5d ~ "a for Family do; IS iOG 30 81 for Amber
Winter Wheat and WESTERN IS 65as Is for White Wheat
IS foe Family rs B5dx6 20 Ioni
single, 81 81 IS Donble, aud 81 %
Triple California and Oregon Flour heavy aud inactive
Goa 80 the latter fer "ImpsuaL Southern Flour
0s6 ordinary good Bsmoe C"si IS
for Brra Georgia aud Yga 20 7dd ~ IS oI Family 90 IS 70
ass 60 for Extra Maryland aud Delaware and IS 15d 90 IS for Family
do do RYE Flour steady aud fair demand sales 40 bills xtd
~ Neal Is nsr bat sotyc iSl hbs 80
aud - rs for Brandy BnekWhe F'uf dali
jersey Bag Meal active and n gooi deHan Mea 7a
I'll II: Pine yellow Meal III @'d ~ B!t White Meal III
Cob Meal 81 1odkl 81 Ground iced 81 ~ "a ~ o.
flSllry Cod have
changed sales u 2oo0 atS Maekere moderate
Heady Heng arc without change and tie 1euapds wosra. Ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-16
The following shows the result OF todays buSness n

The aggregate amount Of exports exclusive OF spece
from the port OF NewYork foreign ports for the week
ending Feb. Is, 1870. was s2,2i7,559
HAT the annual meeting ofhe Directors OF the Pennsy
vana Central Railroad at Philadelphia to-day, report
was submitted showing the gross earnings for the year
to s and the expenses over sl20oOOo leaving
the net earnings at sOIOOO exceeding those OF 1865 by
Sl7,34
The Hon A. " Cougar, Secretary OF State of NewJer-
sey sends us the following report Of the earnings OF the
NewJersey Central Railroad for the past three years.
e,- "a 40 3g7 1863 ~ 81 -2o4Il 81 2l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-16
Ntb Qualifications.

+ I'D AND NEW.
MARCH
RELIGION
REVELATION Henry JAMES ...
THINGS HEw AND OLD Warrington GLADDEN.
EDUCATION.
THE SCHOOL MEN AND TRB BUREAU Sidney Andrews
WHAT YOUNG MAN NEEDS AT COLLEGE Pres s"ee
RELIGION IN SCHOOLS A. D. Mayo
TRAVEL.
NATURE AND THE GREAT RAILROAD. lIus,raied) W. T.
Brigham.
IN SEARCH OF a CLIMATE
NATIONAL POLICY
EYGLANDs NEW COLONY
THE MARCH OF EMPIRE. J. X. HospeL
LITERATURE
STORIES by Elise Polao Julia c. r. Don, Frederic bghsm
POETRY by Paul H. Hayue T. W. Parsons, Mira Whitney hs
Pslhey. - -
CRITICISMS calling attention notable new books
RECORD OF PROGRESS.
Model Town IN England Sunday its Practical Relations; FRO
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THE RIVERSIDE MAGAZINE FOR YOUNG
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MARCH
FRONTlSPlECR.
THE CAT. THE WEASEL, AND THE YOUNG RABBIT H. l.
Stephens ,.vrr
on THE ICE IN THE BALTIC. T. j. KuntIe
CHILE Pelham w. Ames
HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHY.
P1cTrRES PROM FROiSSART. Paul II. Ha1ne.
PRESCOTT, THE HISTORIAN Horace E. Sender
STORY
Row THE CAPTAIN CAME BY LEGACY NeuI Mons'aehe
ALITTIE QUAKER ARTIST Anne Siyevah
HOW LITTLE PATRICK FOUND HIS WAY OVBB THb SEA
PRINCESS EVA
POETRY.
THE RoMAUNT OF THE SLEEPY PRINCESS
FATHER GANDERS RHYMES g. Crsuel
WISHING BY THE FRELIGHT. NJ. A. Aiep.
LITTLE FOLK SONGS.
STORY.TIME
GYMNASTICS.
INDIAN CLUB EXERCISE Charles r. Treat
THE SETTLE WITH ITS GOSSIP AND RIDDLES
TUE CALENDAR FOR MARCH.
TwENTYFOUR PICTURES by stephens Dadey, Craneh' sHu
Lucy Gibbons Bensell and others
For sale ny an Newsiesler&
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4, ,o,rsAlF PRICES or COUNTRY PIoDuCs
" l. FoR rIE wEsK ENDING Feb. is. ls'o

,r,u..sS TOT rssrss by oar o.O kse''ss, ,s.
Of sreiss IN &C. - no
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80 ste ol sender sheni also ne pAnsc1 u 49, ss4
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49,. and ulen cent Clean package 'ud care IN PS'uIs " "
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" BEANS ANp PEAS -. u,.k
Receipts =" braes 80 ia,a VITA See sc'iN ,.
fi .vv accumulation OF st,sA hrre y hs IA kass
- N ,l,,,A md. 80 pvsts 70 have ,.s
.l Al la al yet he rtale t"r Nheh ihr - - 40 ds,t
l in.t Iomt No apr = fr''a' "a :. ssa
lti.. b.sa w. eel ssitue
La, ,.irs , .,b Of bills a. saue pi'ee N''A A-'@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-16

FRBiGHTsTo Liverpool by steam 1ea0 bash Al "A sco
bb. Rosn is go eoIes Bacon and 80 t Lard al 2Os M o.
3D. foot ard 30 bales Cotton ID To Gasgov sea.,
OD bush Wheat at 3D.. and 900 hbls Plour H. H "
FEATHERS unchanged AZ 5dSOe GOOD 70 prime Tn..
and 3Od65r. for good 10 prime Westera
GhAN-Ib wheat market active todav and Gsa..a
Was quite generals Winter the sogh after s1psr 49,.
sPnng In Ar demand Tor nhas also white Winter eosBg a. r.
shpplng qualities especially Amber; BUSH al
MIed Spring 81 0s1s 10 for No ChAgo Sprng aaoat Al N
No Nvsokes IN sto7s 81 si r nf.ror Red W.ss s ~
81 IS for Amber DO ~ )tdSl % for Amber o Al 81
S ~ for bite Michigan aSd ~ Hnsl IS fr White Genss., a.
latter for DehL Barrier quiet add bsayy saes 3o9 e
95c for tsOroSei Sats Oats dull ADD ssss
New Ohio and Western Nominal at SO 10 store. STATE At ~
Black and Mixed AMI bJe for iancy White aud aAo
ard Southern al 5Jd57e ahd s3d60 for PeuBsass Cen h
acve but I rather low hy1res sales $500 bush M "
LEI Ieo atg
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~ Trade supplied BY The News Conn
Now Ready.
DUTNAM's MAGAZINE for MARCH.

DUINAM9 MAGALlNE lot MAhNII'
THE BEAR HUNT sketch Sweden, from the MS Of
Swedish Contributor.
SCHooL-DAYS AT THE SACRED HEART L de ".
BROWLERS DEFALCATION. A. Webster IT,
BABEL IN THE MIDST OF Us. Geo Wakemsu
SKETCHES IN COLOR-Iv Elizabeth Klham.
Is DEATH PAINFUL E. p BuG,t VI. D.
CONCERNING CHARLOTTE-III. Author Of 'StiIie Paris
OUR TRIP TO EGYPT as GUESTS OF THE YlCEROY AT
THE OPENING OF THE SUEz CANAL Rsee Reelas ePese0t
mig Puinams Msganue)
A WOMAN'S WILES. l. W JepnOB.
AMERICANS-AND SOME or THEIR CHARACTERISTICS. T.
NJ. Coan, NJ D.
THE SUBvENTED" CHURCH AND THE CIECCMvENTED
CHURCHES Author Of Our Estab Church"
TABLE-TALK. Charlton T. Lewis
BRYANTS TRANSLATION or HOMER.
LITERATURE AT HOME r. II. Stodiard
LITERATURE SCIENCE, AND ART ABROAD Bayard Taylor
CURRENT EVENTS T. b. Perkins
PUBLISHERS PROGRAMME. Note by the New Editor Parke
Goodwin.
= Publishers ask special attention to the note Of Mr. Pate
Goodwin announcing with the April number he will assume
the responsible charge Of Putusns Magazine Editor
They refer notable articles number including the
picturesque entertaining Trip Egypt Guests othe yeeroy
G. P. PUTNAM & son. Publisher
C. A. BudrR Tweutv.,hird.si aud Fourth NcgYnrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-16

The Catholic Publication Society has in nrrss
anew work by Dr. John Henry Newman, enti' ,ca ,Thc
Grammar Of Assent" II printing from adv ancc sheets
by arrangement with the author
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-16

The Eclectic contains the inclusion of The
QuarierIys article islam" n manor ON "The Ro
nance of Medicine an extra i from Mr. Froudes last
volumes portrait OF bi!a g. and variety of miseells
neous literature from TIE orcign periodicals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-16
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The new American comic paper, PunchiaeIio
edited by Mr. Charles Dawson Shany TO appear IN this
city on the Let OF March.
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THE MARKETS.

Carefully reported for THE TRIBUSSl r., 80.
TUESDAY Feb. IS. 1870.
AsHES-Pots fair demand and firm - 1887 So Pearls
nominal
ruled dull prices being nomualy unchanged We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-16

The R'rer@de Magazine presents its usual
pictorial ana liter AIRY attractions 10 young people, with
novelties n the way OF illustration which we dare
say will be eliShed &, T. Cranch Nieux Moustache'
and Lucy Gibbons arc among the contributors to the
present ,uml,cr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-16
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOB 1870.

THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOB 1870.
THIRD EDITION NOW READY
l. ASTRONOMICAL DEPARTMENT.
I. Eclipse in 1870
2 VARIOUS CsIssdss for 1870.
3 T1de-Tsble for no places
The -Four
5 How 10 Set Correc. Time
G Morning and KreunF S,irL
: SIyous Bright stsrA
9 Circles and ChurcrDayL
o Planetary and star CoBjate,ioHS, ke
10 Length Of Day and Night
H. ChLKSDAKsPhsses Of the Noon Rising and Setting Of Sun
Moon and Planets. siderts Neon Moon South. dc
IL POLITICAL DEPARTMENT.
Constitution ofbs United staiss various Am.tdu.rn
Condition ofbe Fifteenth Am.udu,rt
Prbhe Laws passed at the Third SstOt Of the XLb Coprsu
and ,bs PUs Session oflhe XLIa Congress
4 JOINT Resolutions and PIoelsnIuObs
5 Approg nauons by 1LiTd Session Of SLth CotreL
G. Debts Of various NstoBL
T. Constitution oftbt ofNewYorE and various Amendments
EsMber Of Votes .nd ttoss who Vote 10 Her-YoTE
g. Homestead Law sSd Prices Of Public LandG
10 Ftsheb and American WEIGHTS and htassrsI
a. CeBsgs At the United States Mat
"a Public Debt Of the United States
D. Principal Governments Of the World.
L. ssatss and Ttr,ories with Governor Population &c
Is. CoHnIitiess "a Cebgtsss
D. Head o the GoveflmsuI
n Snpssns Court
H Oar Ministers Abroad
~ Tie United States Senate. viii terms Of s4u.es
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-16

The CorRhW Magazine continues Its amusing
keiches OF French life and politics, and in the last one
1.-The February Post Bag" deals with the consumption.
The same o4mbcr of the magazine february also CON
tains an article by Matthew Arnold on Purtanm ana
the Church OF England" CasscWs finds ITS chief atrac-
ton in wkie Colluss story. Temple Bar furnishes an
Interesting account Of the adventurous young German
lady, Alexandrne Tinn6. Al these, together Win
Ck6m6erss Journal The GeHemaHs Magazine, The World
Of Fashion, The EnaShTOm Domestic Mdgd-he' ana
London Sociely are furnished us by Brentano
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-16

A reporter for a New-YOIk paper, having to
describe certain literary ladies, said Of them, Mrs
is the prettest Miss B. is the prettiest Mrs C Is the
prettiest and so on TO the end OF the list In like man
ner we feel tempted write of at least three or four
articles in the March number of The Gdd that each Of
them is the best One is Mr. Justin McCarthys sketch OF
The Prince of Wales" Mr. Mccarthy is by no means
complimentary to his Royal Highess, whom he regards
as very dull and rather naughty young man, but he
has not written scandalous chronicle, and believes
that most of the stories Of the Princes amours
are untrue. Mr. Mccarthy has struck
his series Of personal papers remarkably good vein
and he has all the talent work H. Another of the best
articles IS description of life at Cambridge Uniyer
sity" by anonymous hand and third Is Mrs. Davss
story entitled Hand TO Hand" Mr.. Richard Grant
White makes some excellent dramatic criticism in an
essay which he calls "The Clowns Real Piglng." 1t
pursues the same theme which he treated in his former
papers on the decay OF the drama, and takes the
position that while the art Of acting not in a
decline the art Of play writing and public taste for
good plays are in amentabe state OF degradation. The
success Of burlesque and Of such pieces ROedae"
Ours" and THE Dukes Motto" and even the
elaborate setting OF Hamlet" at Booths evidences
that people so the theater nowadays for the gra
cation Of their eyes rather than their ntellects. Mr.
Grant White makes some sensible remarks upon Mr..
Booth and accords discriminating praise to Fechter.
whom he STYLES an artist thigh the second rank OF
French actors" The author OF "Ten Years in Rome"
tells some very dsagreeabe things about the Religious
Orders Mr. Trolope finishes the story OF 1.-THE TaDIan
drum :" second of the of womans Letters from
Havana is given and abundance of hight reading will
In found in the miscellany and other appendix-depart
ments not to speak of much rather dull poetry.
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BROOM CORN overstocked and lower the arrivals have been
demand and prices uHseited sales II
ur 5 Mixed be qaOted Ia DC
and good 0l4c the supply the West large especially In
quote So asa don and small lots OF very
choice a rs 80 per dozen
BEESWAXbe has been only moderate business doing and at
from % SOC. for Yellow Western and Southern
BRTLES unchanged sD the demand moderate at from iO TO
81 so for American Gray aud White
BONE-Smal sales Rio Grande at S33 Y tuD
COrTON-The market remains IN fat unsatisfactory condition,
holders feeling inclined to coneede for the sake Of realizing and buy
generally finding beyond immediate aud
neceses odays modified somewhat with
settled feeling the close sales Of 1900 bales 2 last evening aud 81
arrived which AZ export and
81 speeuao for future delivery 100 bales February 2 500
March 2il 500 do 2isc 100 April 2c $50 do 24i; 200 MAY
23c 200 do 2c 100 do 2i,c 100 June 2c 100 DO, .ca
basis OF Low MiddmG We quote nsmiualy as follows;
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OLD AND NEW.

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The Recor Progress dealing briefly With all the great
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