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TOBACCO.

An interesting historical article by
DR.. William Bacon Stevens, publish
cd, in tho Magnolia Magazine, in
1914, gives an account of the first in
PRODUCTION of tobacco into England.
1t an account of tho "First English
voyage to Virginia." made in the year
1884 by Captains Amadus and Bar
low, at the charge and under the aus
.pices of Sir Walter Raleigh.
Anderson in, his "IIistory Of Com
mmerce," says they took home with
them some tobacco, tho first that was
ever seen in England. But this is er-
roncous, rs in Slows Chronicle it is
stated that Sir John Hawkins carried
it thithor in the year 1865, but it was
then considered as o nero drug, and
the Chronicle tells lis "all men wonder
ed what it meant" This account of
Stow is confirmed by Hakinyt, who,
in his narrative of the voyage Of Sir
John Hawkins, in 1865, thus speaks
of the article as observed by that
navigator among tho Florida Indians ::
"The Floridians, when they travel,
have kind of herb dried, which,
with cane, and an earthen cup on
the end; with fire, and the dried herbs
put together, and suck through the
cane the smoke thereof, which smoke
satisfeth, their hunger" Hawkins
probably carried q specimen of it to
England as curiosity.
Camden and other authorities, how
ever, assert that tobacco was first TAX
en- to England by Ralph Lane, Gov
erDor of tho Virginia adventures, in
1886. That the -colonists ut that time
learned the use of this narcotic is evil
dent from what Harlot "a man of sci
ence and observation" who accom-
panied Mr.: Lane says: "The Indi-
ans used to take the fume or smoke
thereof by smoking in pipes made of
clay. We,, ourselves, during the time
we were there, used to suck it after
their fashion, as also since our re.
turn" The interest and example ot
Sir Walter Raleigh, "a man of gaiety
and fashion,. soon brought It into
such vogue at court, says Smith, that
many great ladies, .as we'll as noble.
men, made no scruple to take a pipe
+ We are not informed whether the
Queen herself made use of it, but II
Is certain that she gave great counte
nance and encouragement toeit, 40 9
vegetable Of singplar. strength and
power, which might, therefore, prove
Of benefit 70 mankind and advantage
to the nation. 30 far, Do Mr.. oldyl
well observes, was thia wise Princes
from the rOffned taste Of her success
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MY ANGEL NAME.
pY rERCY FLORENCE.

In the land where am going,
When my ca thly life is Ger
When the tired hands cease their striving,
And the tired heart aclIes no more
In that land If light and beauty,
Where no sorrow ever came
To o'ercloud the perfect glory
What shall be my angel pame3
When the spirits who await mo
Meet me at my enteriug in,
With what pane of love and music,
Will their welcoming begin!
Not the one SO dimned with earth stains.
Linked with thoughts Of grief and pain
Mol the name that mortals gave ME
Will not be my angel name!
] have heard it oil too often
Uttered by unloving lips;
Earthly. care, and sin and sorrow,
Dim it with their deep eclipse.
shall change it like garment
When leave this mortal frame,
And at iife's immortal baptism
1shnll haye another name.
For the angels will not coll mo
by the name l bear on earth;
They will speak ho!er language
Where have my holier BIRTH
Syllabled in heavenly music,
Sweeter fur than ca, til may claim,
Very gentle. pure and tender
Such will be my angel name.
1t has thrilled my spirit often
In the holiesl Of my dreams;
But its beauty fingers with ME
Only like the morning beams
Weary of the jarring diseord
Which the lips of mortals frame,
When shall l. with joy and rapture,
Answer to my angel names
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Chicago has a new .ehusa the
First Congregational (which has
Just been finished lat a cbet of $780,
900. Apeculiarity e his church
s'that the reading d3sk or pulpit
is provided with ac6pper speaking
trumpet, which ID sonnected with
eleven psws, hare, withsrubber
hose aud lcpx Attashed, tha deaf
may enjoy 4 Assrn6nf aswel asthoae
not 80 ulf9$tnnAte. t5e III,
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Tho Port Royal Railroad, it il
believed will be completed to Angus
tn, by the 1st November.
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His now pretty certain that
8 1srick Pomeroy will succeed the
Hon. John Morrissey as q member
of the House Of Representatives
from the Fifth District of New
York. Johns constituents are dig.
satisfied with him, not only because,
.he has been SO seldom in his seat
this session, but on account Of that
alliance with Greedy and the anti
Taminany won the fight and none
but Tammahy disciples can hope to
come TO the next Congress from
the Democratic districts of New
York. ,.'''' : 'H.''5'snsslslsa 4sIsls lsaf"n (.
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fruit into basket, and dispatch them
at once to Mrs. Lister, Maryville Cot
tage, Spa-road."
"Of course I will sir, directly. And
now do 90 and liedown quietly. You
look as white as your own ghost, and
are no more fit to be worriting over
those newspaper articles than the
shoeblack at the corner"
I took the good woman's advice
and went to bed feeling that it was
useless to attempt work. My head
was aching as if'the "Anvil Chorus"
Of the Trovatore was being performed
upon it, and my limbs felt as though
had been stretched upon the rack in
the chamber Of the Inquisition for
ninety-nine days.
That night I became insensible-
for several long days, they told me
afterwards; and then l began to toss
about in delirium, raying madly and
insanely.
Itwas one evening (shaE x ever
summer had not yet gone by, and the
last lingering beams Of the sun fell
through my window upon my room.
The pain in my head-was gone, leav-
ing duh numbness behind; and nv
strength was no greater than a little
ehild's. The weight was still on my
hears, though I could barely realize
ito cause, % utterly PROSTATE ]. felt.
Silence reigned around aud weari.
lfy feclosing the Ids ! had scaScely
opened, I turned On my pillow. Then
o sofe cool hand was passed gently
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TlIrRsnAY. Nov. lo-r. ".

| There was n slight pause IN speculative
transactions the Stock Exchange today, and In some
INSTANCES prices lower while, ia Others quotations
were toeraby wen maintained. The largest dealings
were In Western Union, which ell of to At under sales
to realize profits New-York Central and Lake Shore
were tocraby steady, but at fractional decline Ibeft
was no material change other leading stocks business
being moderate The market shows plainly at present
how much its advance and temporary activity depend
ent upon the stimulating influences OF the street DurnS
periods uf excitement, when popular opinion favors q
rise and the outside public come INTO the market
| the tide IL irresistible, aud stocks, both good anu
| bad are often borne upward together. such
great movements. however usually preceded by low
prices and upon such basis generally successful
not only because large proportion Of the stocks are
cheap eyond question, but because the support of tie
public constantly gains in presidency and strength ann
cannot be safely opposed. There Ii now, however +"
prevalent impression whether well founded or not, mat
stocks generally higher than they should be- Judged
by intrinsic merits and that mere speculation Keeps TIE
quotations at the ruling figures. Hence, when an al
takes place, and it is found that the business l.
mainly confined to brokers and street operators, but lit
tie confidence felt ia the stability OF the Improvements
II may be claimed that popular opinion is wrong, and
that in due time people will change their ideas and be
anxious buy stocks which they neglect. This j.
possible but not probable. However much difference of
opinion there may be upon these points it hardly lie
denied that stock market suffers from the apathy and
Indifference Of the public to the speculative movements
| Of the street.
At the afternoon board there activity noted.
| though prices underwent a further decline reactinc
slightly however, at tie cose Pacific Mail has been
ceptiOnal strong and active throughout the day After
this the larger dealings in New-York Central and
Hudson, Lake Shore, Northwestern Preferred, and
Western Union Investment stocks were firm, and Ex-
press shares dull The following table shows the highest
and lowest prices OF active stocks made to-day:
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RANKING AID FINANCIAL

MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY RAILROAD. Fi~r
MORTGAGE EIGHT PR CENT GOLD EUNus. in
dOrsed by the State of Alabama, on completed road
$4,000 per mile of established and increasing
ings. Security indubitable. examined. recommend
ed, and for sale at % and accrued interest ny
SOUTTER Il Co.. No. So William-st.
DREXEI WINTHROP & Co. No. u Waist
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

sIpLR NOTES FOR DAILY READERS BY .4H. ~ hVN' A. H.
" d $40 Charles S'nh''' 70
In This work the Bible is regarded as con-
,,ros whole written under the inspiration OF the same
Diyine Spirit aiming at common purpose ana forming
holy O; doctrine aud precepts, rather than
az a fragmcuiary cole ctOu of books by detached au-
tbor. without any element OF assimilation and nnhy
The purpoSC of commentary, according to the anthoi
A. 10 cAht 90, different pars Of scripture in relation 10
tbe divine history aud system of doctrnc of winch II
consists IA elaborate exposition Is not nceessaf! ~
this end bearing OF facts and incidents OF niaccH
and prophecies, Of words aud works on the great oe''
idea is usually plain that accesSary aids may
usually dispensed with 10 a great deF'.o -
the attentive and dilgeut reader The he"N' VIZ ~,
Of Calvin aud Henry, Doddridge and SCOTT use, ,uIo
replaced to advantage at the present a"S ~ Tbo
Notes " az a plain. simple and direct 'n"''' ten
author az these volumes accordingly. rA|'' w It
sous to critical search He gdes svi' ~ -, 10,
Which have employed the pens OF 'he ''" ., ,oo,,
centuries He makes no attempt 10 re'on'i' '"'
ipcs Of IN, Bible with the conclusions OF lo"' o
IN ,bose eases where apparent c"n'r'd 'ionS nav
-, , ~, frce-mnded readers. MS o'9'c. j.
,,le, and moro practical lie writes "o' ioi
,,,o.s INT for common people HIS ""iA eHpiSoo'
m ,hore Bibe and will doubtless furnish mah! uN''"
ecstiops TO persons who have neither "ploi'u'! h''
animation 10 consult more elaborate commentaries
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ecncv Of expr,ss,on and with rare lbernly Of iocl
ING though with steadfavt adherence to the religious
traditions Of the saybrook platform and the IN
caechism His little book oommends no I'M, me hnr
the substance Of doctrine, hut maiH'as ." ,rnrea nv
mony and completeness of the Chnrn u, IN 20 one
the recognition Of elements apparently
another -----
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though reactng fracsn at the Close the market loav
Ing oG steady the basis Of loialO9i for PIX n
Hatlh report az fOllOws at D. m:

The leading feature In the State bond market wac again
tho issues 81 South Carolina, sales having made
Of January and July at mara ard April and October a.
7sG7IE these bonds being In fair demand from "a ptals
aud financial institutions. Next In point Of interest were
the Old North Caro.Inas which were firm and advanced
per cent TO a. Tennessees and vrgnlas goIc heavy
and Missouri o. steady at 9ll99lE Tie following were
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THE vi ARKETS.

lCarefuilJ for THE TRIBrNP
TIURsDAi Ntt 20
ASIIESPo,s sly and in moderate denan ga 81 Il
Pc dull and uoHi a a -ga - IS.
COrTONThrre has ben only business
buyers however, operate CAUTIOUSLY owing a
Liverpool slvccs and the liberal receipts the Ca tbe 9TH
hard srl appear indifferent about selling, unless m puc's ts
AZ bales Unfolding J last evening snd & vel rs
bales 9j4 for consumption. IS for speculation
The following sales were lss, evening" a
lfidE 600 for December stE Isle TOO for JsLu Al h
$40 New Oresns at Sc 49, Charleston part at + h' two s'r
for Newlork Low Mddng AID to-day so icr Soye- - St1
Isle 100 hr Demer 81 3dl5,ci 400 for January. ~ 81
leo for February At l5l and - NewOheaEs O.tu. Mo-
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Tie money market displays no new features, tie sup
py Offering on call being abundant at ta5 per cent
There feeling OF confidence IN naLc a circles relative
10 the future course of money, and loans time
readily negotiated at low rates The long continued
oi money on call has made active demand for d.,
counts though commercial acceptances are In only
mode rate supply and pass the basis of III, foos
raft.
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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
- ERN RAILROAD

Yo Bsrcsyst and foot OF thnophsr a.
SIMMER ARRANGEMENTS, commencing TUESDAf July 70 iso
TRAIN. connecting al nenyIe with boon
With Chester Branch at waterloo with sur r.
for Ahdov.r and Washington With tie d. d. AMI W X w.
G,p suis5ug Scranton Great Bend Bnghsnon sra
all pons ths LGciaSsna AID Boomtbus
aud Delaware sud Hudson r. Ris -
u:iOa N LEHGH VALLEY EXPRESS ,tcp' at Hsw,rf Morris
town Dover H,k,torn Wilmington Phhpsurg and
Becs p,burg rh Bel Def T. r. for B,Vde de aud 81
R,,tob v Dette chem Allentown Asueb tLsnE and
Milts,bsre.
tlOp a. SCRANTON EXPRESS Dove With Chester L.
AT Waterloo X. ami 81 Arlington with d., L., and
w. r. R for Wsisr Gap. Stroalsburg ard Scranton
HACKErfSrOWN NAIL With Boonion, chester
and Su,,sr RAILROADS. -. g.. =.
and 640p n.
2:.A. 4.IO. sIa COP N. -. - -.
For ORANGE ,ni SOUTH ORANGE 6:p 7:30 $40 ln;lo 'ni
n l:l0 go so I:.O $50 $50 $500 go $780, AID II s5
W., NEWARK .t Go 80 500 g 90 1910 1880 1850
lI.2o and iI1, ~ fJl 400 gao $40 $40, 5JD 40 $40,
$50 b0 'b2O b:+, 5!O' yUO shd I'1 H.
Tpn. Married stop Past Newark. ---. ..
Ses BLOOMFIELD and AONiCLAlR s;fo ana
On 2 = !. q D.. N.
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POLITICAL ECONOMY.


E., Il, Science q PolIgCAI EC2E 20
nv wls fag 20 IN and I9f Q, M a. ~
Labor: b. noRtCE GhkELfi- have s Gu 1ed n ns1.
on oat m Lce9om Eaefie- "eet II, az "s,SE VA, f
ne la,5o' ~ rStIg ui o VIZ me NO. o. iIsp CiaT
,nouE1 ' i Si ,5I cuC he gItols ani anu.
the champions Of fe rride in 'fer he and moe speou'
aspects .. -, -, -. r..
rsat o" ,eI g.S 0, p low faf he ia. sae he
trusts none can psuy la e'sicl tie positions which
Tb. j. 5o, large toos it does no. aspire eboy all h,t
devoted aIgmer, Protection regards the maintenance
and .sTsn1 9e,o,%sn' o. Hone Sg, Sy ~ ,.a a
central snd vying Of the Economic armament
,mi great truths AMI commend them by
per reL' s "na multiplicity Of hom' Has r''oa to Tue general
CONTENTS:
I..LAPOR-rBcpuCuOS
Iii..CAPIIAL--SKLI.-ISyENr ioS-iNTELLECTrAL PROP.
yS;$25 vGgEI gAAygg Of TRIM
ivFRY-HIRlD LABOR-PRoPORTIOS-C OPERA
VII xoN0PoLY. THE LAW OF PRlcEs-EFFEcT OF DUTIES
vnlAGRlc fNIsTTirRE AFFECTED BY rRoTEcToN-vIEws
or TnK TATAERS ~, s,,,nr ro,,.rns 49,,
KTB PrFBF 4R EGTH MONS AND
x..PR0TECTION FOR AGRICrLTrRR
XI. MANUFACTURES AND THEIR NEEDS.
Xii..THE LABoRING CLASs-Irs RIGHTS, INTERESTS
Nil. .TilB INTEREST OF GoNS Sun 1,5
TRY OF FRANCE ISyIG6EATITS oTnEE ISRTs-
XVI AMERICAS sfP-BriGDiSG, sHlPPSG AND PoREIGy
COMMERCE. -
XVII. .CREDlT-ITS USES AND ABUSKS-fORElGS INDkBT-
EDNESS-OUR NATIONAL DEBT.
HAS BEEN CALCULATING WHAT SHALL BE
TAXATION. DIRECT AND INDIRECT.
COOPERATION.
WOOL AND WOOLEHS.
| xxi. IMMIGRATION.
| XIII. .SPEIlfiC-AD VAlQREM-NlNihCN
| XIV. CONCLUSIONS
! ANALYTICAL APPENDIX.
Pof sale at THE TRIBUNE OFFICE pTct 81 so. Sent by
| NAL. ro.t-pGd, receipt Of price.
| address
THE TRIBUNE.
EEw-YORK.
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ices OF active stocks made TODAY ;
Coleman Benedlet,s closing quotations wore:

Though the gold market has been without special in
teres to-day, there more animation noted than dur
ing yesterday Notwithstanding the efforts made Ia de
press the premium, the tone ~ the market has been m
the price having risen from IOi TO no. the higher
being due to the purchases Of the short interest Cash
gold has been easier. and rate fiat l. g g. aud per
cent per being paid for carrying The Batavia
sailed to-day with Soc specie. The days
at the Gold Exchange Bank follows: Gold
cleared $4,000 gold balances s73s744 and currency
balances OIL GSG The follow M were the 0lotatous
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ERIE RAILWAY .-IRAlNS Leave Depot
4 foot o. CLsni.r,-st aud foot Of 23i st, follows
Through Erprsss Trains Chsnbesst 10 m 35J
n ard D. d4ilt. Ls:5t Eds At l:S y.t5 NJ ana 70
AID daily New aud improved DrsrugRoorn Coiehes s
through Buffalo connecting at horne
Vile With magnificent sleeping Coaches running through to Cleveland
and Sleeping Coaches will the train from Sus
qushsHn, Buffalo the 500 sn from N,Tios to Bnfo ,nd
bs Rochester, Buffalo, and Cincinnati
An nif leave ds 1;43 III. -.
Por I'll 30 y lzJdsi IT'D
For MddeIoss Way, taod os mi and Sun
law onl,, 1880 a m. (2Jist, S:ls nj
Tor and Wsy at $3.50 {, t23itt, '8:i3 o. M
For hr-buIsh aud Way r3 JU AM $50 l3Jd d. '
.. m :l5 ,ni as p M
Sutern aud Wsv sud l2sL ti5 and J:H nj The
,ttr rrsia, ~ 80 .. n (Sk-,t 'l:f3 2. NJ
WAY from 2s Depot at etJ 0:l3 and II rs
-l:': o:+s 5:l', sad o.. From Cha~os", Depot at
lO:tS u 'l:43, 4, 3:lj. and Gas p. 10.
FOR aud Hisdse from I'D Depot stSS sud IL IS
J:{5 5l5 5:l5 and 1875 Prom Chsmberss De
pot . u 2:l5, $50, rs, 900, and t6:t
SysoE NoHsey aud Way from 2Jl DEPOT 81 gl3
tl?t5 1915 4314 ,sd i6:l5 and ssturaI.o only ~ t
Chimtes Depot at $500 tOO, tJ:O, Ash? tJo
500, and i630 p IN; Saturday. ONLY, tl2 100 mt. 49,
Tie Pl,,,gs and for Apmnts Drawing Room ;pd Stpss
obtained and order, for the checking s transfer OF Bag
len Comp,uy onees M 32 and 10 BrOsdr 100
Greenwich l!3bs and TLrlsys Harlem
$50 Fgou Booklyu Depo foot Of Chsubtts and foot Of 2s
E.rrors No EIsng, nd Log Does Depot J.sy City 'ad
Of the Agent, A. the pnBoFs soss - u
l. D. hUCkbR jail ;, NA BAEh
G,u1sgp'L lg.u. Genl Ps.sr A.
Dali. 1or HIcktnssck ONLY.
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Oar Seren Churches, by THOMAS X. BEECHER
u. b. Ford Col, .s appeal in behalf of Christian
charity founded the proportion OF truth which may
be detected in the creeds OF different comunons The
Church OF Rome s the Church OF the poor and hard
working demagogues may have taught Irishmen 10
despse colored men, but Catholic priest will shut
them from the church. turn them from the altar;
ir charities are worldwide, and where pestilence
RACES you find brothers and sisters OF mercy
nursing the forsaken and striving the dying
The Untsrans and Universaists. the opposite point
OF the theological circle have done good service the
cause OF Christian truth In declaring the rights OF
snd OF private judgment and welordercd speech They
are 70 be thanked for having hunbed tho cruel
rsnonahsm Of orthodoxy, and compelled something
me meek and gentle uttersDce from the
sn0o'oeiaH OF to-day. Other points which chal-
ienss The approval Of all fsir-Ininded men
In the confessions of the Presbytersns and
AeAodhts' the EpiscOpaans and Independents,
Az ~ testh BY tAe preacher with great Dun
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City bank shares moderately active, WIN small
sales Of American Exchange at III Contra National
lOi Metropolitan, 1870; aud Fourth National 81 c 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-11

A volume entitled JohR Wesley, by JULIA
WEDGwoop. published 10y Macmillan q Coz aims rather
~ description Of The evangelical reaction OF the
eighteenth century, than biography OF the great
religious reformer. II, however relates the prin-
ciral incidents OF his life in succinct narrative
presenting in favorable point OF view the versa
ty OF his intellect his wonderful practical energy his
talent for organization and his supreme devotion 10 be
spiritual interests Of his fellow men The condition OF Ell
esh society at the commencement and AZ the close ~
wesleys career is prominent topic Of the volume and
IL illustrated with ability and efect-The same bouse
have issued the second volume Of Fu,opfa, B;,t,y,,
Of selections from eminent English writer's edited
by F.. M sEwELL and c. NJ YoSGE. Although cop,,,Ied
from sysrety Of independent sources II s 90 sknfun
put together 70 form continuous whole avoiding tho
usual dryDess and formaty OF collection OF extract
The same house have issued a neat edition Of Cow
pER's Political WOrks, with Notes and a Biographical
Introduction by WILLIAM BESHAs. The remarkabIe
religious history OF Cowper s related IN interesting
manner and the critical estimates OF his principal poems
ere sound and iBformingWe have also from Macmillan
Co. Elementary Lessons in Logic, by W. STANLEY
JEyoss, practical treatise, aiming to illustrate the
value Of logic both branch Of study and means of
mental discipline.
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6itnaiions Wantro females.

a GERMAN GIRL wishes SITUATION to
~ DO General Is wiling and obhgns No. III Nor
fos1t, 4 Mr HIspS.
SITUATION WANTED-By a competent and
experienced 90 50 years HOCSkkBEPER or
COMPANION small quiet family oentry gneioePnol-
able reference snd required Adiss VAN poREN once
INIRST- CLASS Female SERVANTS supplied
PIERCE Bovnggreeu Greenhorns sud other seiec
tons FROM English, Scotch Germans sreie lr.h
| GERMAN SERVANTS for all POSITIONS {;
" experienced nont, SIC KIM RISES constantly I'D
al 800 Bowery Mn LOW
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THE MONEY MARKET.
sALEs Ar TIE STOCK EXCIiANGB.-FiEsT CALL
lOi O'CLOCK A. n.

:
roo q, l;1l Coup ....1iJ. U5COr $40 con a n..ht
OJI. :. 92 Coo 6l...lFs 1900 o. 800 ioa 49,. olM
ZOO T. s. IN 210D " <. ILD Iol......lt
sabs ~ hine B0ndsRdro0d I0sJEanA and kd,Hoad- fJp1
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Ready:
ENBANKs HYDRAULICS AND ME-
CHLNICs
DESCRIPTIVE AND HISTORICAL ACCOUNT
RIpRACLIC AND OTHER kAcHIEIs FOR RAIsIyG WATER
Also 0b,er,,toss
MECHANIC ARTS AND THE sTEIk ENGINE
HsEustse By nearly Three Hssdsd KnsrsvisgA
siIi.srt Edition, with Additional Matter
By THOMAS EwBlEE
Late Conuissonsr Of Patents
Daring this worn han been rtognitsd standard
thon editions called Of
eber having bssn Issued from THE TRIBUNE Ons BY frequent
msben change, fairly Of The Of
ilvsssoI ssd science
obs l,ire octave volume. bs,se ia slstA
Pnet r..
fsttk, Mail OIL sepi Of Price
TEE TRIBUNE. FrYoh
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The Treasury purchase Of 100000 52os for the Sinking
Fund elected offerings to the amount OF ti32,Ooo
prices ranging from l07.l6 TO 1914. The awards
made at 1916 to IO724 ex-interest The following
flat Al.
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The Monelar Railway Compa nyrof Nes-J'rs'y is Of
fe1iug for SALE through Messrs Leonard, d'u ics-
ter wast, $4,000 per cent First Mortr"e Bands,
principal and interest payable in gold IL, io.d runs
from jersey City to Greenwood Lake Nc"-f,fh st"ie
line, 40 mil there connecting with the New i"fE aid
Oswego Midland Railway, completing Tie through hie
from NewYOrk 10 OsNcCo. These bonds Iiaiants'd
by the New-YOrk and Oswcgo Midland Railway Com
pany whose capital IS sCoDO0O The road pa.Ss through
several villages, aud Aealthfll and attractive oouhtN
which must afford large local traffic, in addhCn Ia tie
laTSe through business which il must receive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-11

Railroad bonds were finn, the demand for tcr s'cUTi-
lies being still large. Central Pacincs sold AT ss Union
Pacific frst~ 81. as-I; Toledo and Wabash his' ~,
seconds NJ 81 Tire following were the bd-