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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-07-05

Oakes Ames has got a plantation op-
posite New Orleans,to which he has just
sent 14O Cinnamon.
"Coal Oil Johnny" steele, the expo
troleum prince, is now driving team
at Rousselllt, PENN, for living.
Charlotte Guiliiard was the first ncta.
BILE female printer. She was in business
for fifty years-from 1906 to 1856.
A Southern Governor is credited with
vetoing bill passed by the Legislature
'for bad spelling and nonsense general
ly."
Frank Thorne is to receive SO, 900 for
his leap from Suspension Bridge at Nj
aeara Falls on the 18th of August next.
Franks heirs are happy, for $4,000 is
handy to have in the House.
A Montreal bat-maker made cricket
bat which he begged Prince Arthur to
accept. The Prince had to bay the bat,
not being allowed to receive presents
What pity it is we caii not make him,
under these conditions, President of the
Umted oCates!
John Quill says it IS not true that New
York editors have but one shirt. They
wear none. ssThe journalistic costume
there is a coat buttoned close around the
neck, with turned paper collar pinned
to the inside. Mr.. Greeley designed this
dress"
Harvesting is busily progressing
throughout Virginia, and the prospects
of full average yield are very good
In some sections the wheat has suffered
slightly from rust, while few complain
also of smut and scab, but as general
shing the crop IS believed TO DE ABOUT as
fair as it has ever been.
The average of the public debt per
head of population in the United States
is S71 43; in Great Britain, Sl34 50;
Holland, SlO7 10; France. sos lO;
SPAN, Se0 81 Italy, Soo ~; AuStria:
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-07-05
nz-The Buffalo Couricr Of Frid

EF-The Buffalo Courier of Friday
says: "Some time ago the transporta-
ton of car load of cattle from this
city to New York, of either the Central
or the Erie, cost S12O After the war
was declared, Commodore Vanderbilt
reduced the cost to 500, aud the Erie
dropped promptly to his figures. Still
later the Commodore tumbled to $40,
and Gould Il Co., followed suit. For a
few days past the Central has been get
ting preponderancc of the cattle ship.
ped from this point, and the Itianagers
of the Erie, not to be outdone in the cat
tie business or in liberality, hare now
reduced the transportation of cattle from
this city to New York to one dollar pei
car. This is giving the Commodore an
unlocked for benefit, and We are anx
ious to see how he will respond"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-07-05

Here dire the "straRs" thas far
The defeat Of the Republicans in Con
necticut. in April, the $1,000 Democrat
ic majority in New York at the juno
election; the loss of the State of Ore
gon, including Republican United
States Senator, Mr.. Williams, whose sue
cessor will be Democrat, and the de,
feat of Bowen, the regular Radical ne-
gro noiiiinee for Mayor of Washington,
by 800 majority This is pretty good
for the spring breezes. When the au.
tumn gales begin to blow, look out fol
| the whole straw-staek
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-07-05
The Negroes Bet with the donkey,

"You not go on; sar 2 dat a. fact, eh,
sar9 Well, sar. bet you bit / iHaks
you go-eh, sar, what you say, dat a
bet! Well; DONE. sar." The animal
appeared to accept the wager, as he laid
back his ears to the fullest extent, threw
out his forelcgs, and evinced no inten-
tion of moving. The negro then. spit
ting copiously on his hands, came be-
hind the donkey, and grasping his tail,
proceeded to twist it round with all his
force; the animal at once gave in, and
started off at brisk trot The negro was
preparing to follow, when my friend
hailed him, and said, $50 you have won
your bet, how will you get paid ?" "Oh,
massa," he answered; with q grin, .smy
missey glib me dis (producing bit from
his pocket, which is colonial coin, worth
about fourpeRce to buy him a feed of
corn when we get to Kingston; l glib
him notihk now, and jest spend de bit
on lilly dfap of sometink good for TOM
ack."
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-07-05

The best joke of the season is an Or
der of Secretary Boutwell,, that 70 per
son, except members of "Congeess and
of the Administration" shall have ac-
cess to the rooms in which money is re-
ceivcd and counted, unless on the writ
ten permission OF the Secretary of the
Treasury. The exceptions" are just
what's the matter with the public funds
now.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-07-05
9EThe New York Standard, a Gran

&EThe New York Standard, Grant
paper says: aAgficdltars Is a lost aft iii
many parts of New England. The whole
State of Rhode Island is succession of
barren, unsightly hills and huge chimney
stacks The laboring man is despised,
and both political parties join in disfran-
chising all Irish workingmani because
he is an Irish workingman. New Eng.
land is fast becoming a copy of Old
England there is the same oppression
of factory operatives, the same hatred
of the Irish character, the same want
of broad and generous policy. There
is no occasion for bringing the Chinese
element into New England. Let the men
by whom this policy is encouraged un-
derstand that a high tariff on shoes and
a low tariff for shoemakers will not do.
Protective duties must inure to the ben
eft of the workingman, or the working
man will strike them down."
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-07-05
TERMS OF ADyERTIsING:.

- Twelve Hles, OF Tess, VIII be Charged as
one square.
Ali legal advertisements win be charged
ny the line, and must be paid in advance of
publication.
ksg Notices of the appointment OF Ad-. "a
- ministrator's and Executors; also. Cd
Ey. Attachment Notices aud Road noti-- "a
q ces, two dollars and fifty cents, il. 81
& advance. -
g Advertising done at published rates,
and payment required in advance, in all
cases.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-07-05
Save Fifty Dollars.

A NY PERSON wishingfo purchase one Of
II Grovesteen's Pianos, advertised in this
paper, can save fifty dollars of the price by
spplying TO the editor of This paper. june
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-07-05
NUMBER IS
where iiix f,.shd &C..

- - 4
In view Of the rapid disappe1f 1flsue os
the public domain through the give aWaS
policy Of congressional legialafion, ne
following Statistics furnished 1<& rs
general land Office, will be fo1l5d er
esting. The figures extcud - 10 lnst
November, and do not emhs61 0pera-
tions since that time:
Acses.
Taken up free Of cost under :
the home stead laws, 12,a0f,eOo
Given to soldiers for services
previous to the rebellion, 6l,O76,924
Given to schools, ,asylqms,etc, 70 eSa;1Sy
Swamp lands given to states, 7,S75,2l5
Granted for internal improve
menis, Is. 2.4O3. .05k
Saline lands given to states, 5i4;505
Given to individuals and CON-
panies, 1l,oe5.5si
Given to canals, l.450,O0O
Given to wagon roads, 3.734,2f3
Given to railroads; 182, ion, ,5Sl
Total, 4O1, ,S9O. .9af
s - :. - -.
If we add to this what has been do5il:'
ted by congress since last Novembsr,. it
will swell the grand aggregate to at least
100000, 600 acres-gone from the pec:
pie forever. This leaves, at rough Ell:
innate 975,000,000 acres, exclusive Of
Alaska, yet in our possession fully one
third and probably one-half of which \
talieless. The territory We liaSe givSh
to railroads alone is more than the en-.
tire area of England, Scotland, Ireland,
Wales and France united; and besides
this we have loaned these roads goyer,i.
ment credit to the amount Of 065, ,e.;
600. Thus much has been done since
1850. If we go on at the same rate for
twenty years, what will be LEFT . S&atess
man.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-07-05
TIN WARE. COPPER WARE,
Shset Iron Ware, Stoves, &c,
Place Of business at the o,d stand, oppsite the

w I'LL M RO s &
HAS Just received, and will sell at reason,
il able prices, first class stock of the
wares enumerated above. Mr.. Rose is cap
jsal Workman, and will manufacture for you
any wares desired, not found in his shop.
Give him call before looking elsewhere.
He Jan and will please you.
aprs3,'67. WILLIAM RoSK.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-07-05

WA Saratoga corrcsponlent Of The
Boston Journal tells about the following
odd meeting "On Sunday Morrissey
sat on the piazza of Congress Hall sur
rounded by his friends. Judge bishop,
of Ienox; came and took = seat neaE,-
He eyed Morrisscy sharply and the
Member from New York eyed the
Judge. Come ysqrs ago when Morris
sey followed 'milllRg' fut living and
attempted to fight over the lihe; He Wis
arrested and brought before Judge
Bishop. He pleaded guilty and WAS
fined $500. He responded il, ! polite
manner, pulled out liis purse, paid the
fine, bowed to the Judge and departed.
The parties have not met since. Neither
spoke. But it was evident that the rec
ognitioii Was mutual.' 2 :----s--
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-07-05

A lady who proposes to sexperimeEl
somewhat in cheese-making the coming
summer asks about rennet. aness
This is what it is and how obtained !.
Take the stomach Of calves that are
killed anywhere from one to four weeks
oldi and salt them thoroughly and then
dry them. In oldcn times this was done
by stretching on stick which had been
cut with two prongs, something like tho
tines of a common 'pittlifork.
When rennet is wanted, put two Or
three in a stone jar or stone pot and
ill the vessel with water. twill be ready
for use in four days, and as fast IS the
liquid is drawn out, I'LL up tho tessel
with water, and thus continue till Tie
virtue is exhausted. sss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22
" COryr Won BELOW" COURT.

Yesterday forenoon the Court of Special
Quarter Sessions at Elizabeth " j., was filed by large
audience who were anxious to catch q glimpse OF
Count Otto Won Below, whose trial was expected to
take place yesterday. and who has been charged with
swining many Of the residents OF Westhed. Tho
COUNT the latter part Of February arrested on
the complaint OF his brotheruaw, Charles COnkey. who
charges that lac was swndled out Of 5000. and his
mother, Mrs. COnkcy, out OF $500 Yesterday morning.
the Of the prisoner being called. his counsel
COL !. 4. Fay, answered and on his behalf plead not
guilty to original charge, and to two additional
charges made by Charles Marsh and William BuThan-
Charles Marsh swiudcd, Charged TO tue extent
OF sI,sOo and william Burbans Of $780, both OF
which SUMS had been intrused to the prisoner to use as
"margin" for specializing their behalf On the plea
Of not guilty being recorded counsel moved for All ad
journment OF the until next Monday and no oppos
ZION 10 the motion being made by the prosecuting officer
Jedee fixed that day for the trial OF the three
counts. ,,,,--
The prisoner ia confined in the County Jai. at Eliza
beth: he appears 10 be in high spirits, and expresses
confident hope that the result OF the trial VIII be FAVOR
able. His wife strongly opposes any puDclty Deing
given the affair, and Is trying TO prevail upon her
mother and brother to withdraw the charges.
Mr.. Charles Conkcy, however, seems determined 10
follow the end, but 10 il probable tDat 10
will yield Ia his sisters wishes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22

assertion that certain manufacturers require pro,ee
ton from the cheaper labor oi Europe nau
little real foundation For these aud 9hcr ada
he opposed To tho passage OF The Dil IL n'u -
tO the burdens already cXisng II W"ull m'seIIay ~
bsHcc to the consumer the cost of many articles rd
which Had become almost Indispensable Dy many hilu
custom. At time when the tendency was 10 y iu"'l
range Of prices, Congress would ~ ths measure, ~
higher range for the benefit of aew hooe irauo "
manufacturers and not in the interest 81 Tue
Of the people The effect OF such lallH rs Nho -
posed would he dsasterous. not only 10 W. ,'i ,,,,
Interest. but To the great body OF Tue Ahri, pn ha
II against tins uufatruess tat nc lh"ies'u
asked the cooperation o every honest man lh lu' ~
oppose BY every legitimate means inc trlt H.,
gross an outrage the rights and WtiIpehR 81 to
constituents lie appealed members. irrespective pl
party, unite against aud defeat measure ~
impoc and ~ variance with sound poieJ anu WV ~"
cral iId .1ncut OF the public. go -...,,,,,oo
Mr. SCOFIELD rep. PENN add Tessrd tue COMMITTEE
In support Of the principle ot protection. A. Am nan
Mr. WAsIIBUENE Q.sp., Wis., favored li,o v,i' &C.,,
orally hut Intmatcd that II should be hiheIu. ~ ~,
particular He read from fdc St1'"e ui ~ -
Fraukins dated 1891. showing the enect Oh ne to
lshmcnt Of manufactures III lhcfeahInb ui' ''i" W. w.
land In the ncighbOrLood. -, ,-.,.,o ~, ,ra
MI PETERS rep, Me- favored the prlncipie Oh tne
BIZ. but argued that II Discriminate nnu' ~, bnIock
tlo lumber interests OF Maine, particularly 10 cu.h
aud spruce. the duties on foreign IuhD"I peinS h
tended reduced IN This bill He was not Tor fioe ilano
for Maine and protection for Massachusetts ren's'""
Mr. KERR Dem. Ind made speech against FRO,
tectivo Tdrh declaring his conviction that hefI 10 o
freedom OF speech OF the press, and ot religion tr,yuon
OF trade and commerce tho most lhesllh"oo ooou
that the human race could have. ..u-oo
Al 430 o'clock the Committee took recess tlii 5o
O'Clock this evening" the session 10 no fOf dcDate Oh ho
Iarh oil
In the Evening session. with Mt civ Cfillt' ti'pP,
~ 81 In the chas, about 20 members ~ the hail. ana
few spectators in the galleries .,.e.
Mr. KERR Dem, Iud) eoncludci MS speech asdihh'
the Protective Tariff system.
Mr. WILSON tRcp., Ohio advocated u.
Mr. HOLMAN dem, Ind) got the floor 10 express ms
against It, aud the House. al 10 cfocA aulo'"'u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22
PROMINENT ARRIvALs.

Astor Housc-Dcputy Revenue Commissioner
Douglas, Judge Katte Of l;inghsni"n can DO
lhanv - st Nicholas Iiotel-G0y, Marshall OF Mn
nesota, the Hon W H. BsInuin VI &; C"hhecl hur,
v - Metropoityn Hotcl-Prdf. samuel tfuiher;
Washington; John ~ Francis OF me Irog defi ,,
on g. l. Stauuard Of Vermont. === BrtNoofl, Ilolsc
The Hon John V. = Pruyn Albany ana E,das Mer",n
Of FostOr .== st. Denis Hotel-Siajor w - oIdch u,
< Marine (orps =-- Everett UOuse-EX- 0rgrcssnan
Roswell Hart OF Rochester - CLARENDON bI!e.
IL Iatrobe ~ Baltimore. - fiflh-ANehue nue.
1rba unu r. G.. Youugove. Crescent y. " Col l. -.
Allen Hoston; L. H. Crosby, Chicago; WIN. Mason vi
Tauuton Mass. and Paymaster Browne, I. > Navy
800 JJ6ffngn IIouse-Col j. G. Bennett Syracuse ana
PayInastcr Tuttie. T. :. Navy. ---- Coleman house-
Gen. j. VOgdcs, l. ). y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22
BANKING HOUSE OF
III. Ia''Z'!:I 4 ! q 3! ! :5||aE:S1
80 WALL-ST.

Interest allowed on all Daily
Balances Of Currency or Gold.
Persons depositing with us can
check at sight in the same manner
as with National Banks.
Certificates of Deposit issued,
payable on demand or at fixed
date, bearing interest at current
rate, and available in all parts of
the United States.
Advances made to our Dealers,
at all times, on approved collat-
erals, at market rates of interest.
We buy, sell, and exchange all
issues Of Government Bonds at cur
rent market prices, also Coin and
Coupons, and execute orders for
the purchase and sale Of Gold and
all tirst-class Securities, on com
mission.
Gold Banking Accounts may be
opened with us upon the same con
ditions us Currency Accounts.
Railroad, State, City, and other
Corporate Loans negotiated.
Collections made everywhere in
the United States, Canada, and
Europe.
Dividends and Coupons collected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22
HorsE oF REPRESENTATIVE.

Bills were introduced and referred as follows :
Nh. LAWRENCE Q;cp, Ohio)-To provide for the sup
port Of the Government the payment of the entire debt
aud the reduction of taxes lie stated that lie was not
the author o. the BILL but that it drawn by one Of
the dDle,t statesmen OF The country.
MI. TRIMBlE Dem, Ky)-IO provide two local IN
hleCtOrs ~ steamboats, al PaduCaH. Ky.
Mr. AkNELL Rep, Tenn ITO 90 justice TO the female
employees al tine Government
Mr.. SMITH Rep, Iowaj-TO divide Tennessee into two
judicial districts.
Mr.. WELLS 0Icm., 30. )-Granting certain condemned
ordnance 10 the - on Monument Association.
Mr. BATES Wcp, Ark.)-IO Incorporate the Indian
Territory and Gull Railroad Company, &c.
Mr. ROOTS Gtcp., AIR. l-AutlOrzlug Natergaugcs 10
De established ana observations made Miss.spp
River and It's trbuianes. with obtaining iufo
NATION 1Or the protection 81 duyial lands from overflow
and 10 improving navigation; Also authorizing terms Of
The United states D,i.ct Court 10 be held at Helena
ATkausas also bill remedial of tue laws that do injus-
10 the lOya! Of Tic states lately ~ rebellion ia
lie collection ~ dues ff6U the Government.
NJ BANKS Rep, Aass. '~(W tho promotion Of com.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22
LATEST SNIP NEUA


Bari IA Cguens Wheeler Coilarien tday. sugar
Bark Iy ofClpe Town. Sher Asoa Bag Jan D. hides aud
Mary Jane ~ Burlington 3, Neter'on HasnA - days
SsKs-RyER AND coAsrv. 50
r.. 7. Mcany, pbilsislphJ. v sharp PhilAisipha.
X. l. ieevcs Philadelphia. F1uie Hammer Philadelphia
y A. ,oukin philaielphil j. Vaughan, Philadelphia
4 williamson phial.ipbi.. Nichols, Geo n.
G. WILSON. Virginia. VIM. Gilum, NeNcare
X j IIovt, Baltimore. j. c. Thompson Charleston.
SAILED.
Steamship Henry Chaune' r ApHl ship Nep'nne M Liverpool
WihD-Surdos 50, moderate y. y. W, haas oil shore.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
S,y.Sy,a o. March 2lAryed steamship Herman ivag:'
toa E,ihof Aeu baltimore: Eha Howell,
Nassau .Cci ebr. Vatarr CadenA' Enehaness Newiors
Llg v H. keLuri, Boston.
CsARLsroy g., March zi.Arived sehn W " Thorodke,
BaltuoF RUSSELL NesiOrk Sailed bark ID McNutt Liver
W. Boriand
Bstimoic H. q. Hand Buosye G. b. Woois Providence.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
LfgnrIlou DEP1T OPftCg LiGHr HOUsg IN'PRCTOR,(
D.rHCr. Island, March. u.
uIn-huy No u make the position Ogter buoy
sle Geiuy CLanut aud the beass black buoy
south le Of South Channel both
S.wYok lover bay having disappeared
similar Lnos been placed
positions BY orler OF the Light House Board
CHAS. L. BOGGS, Com 4. s. ",
Iu,pceor rLrl Lighthouse District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22


thus appeared that the total value OF manufactures
OF all kinds under &00O0OO0O while that Of agrcu
ture alone s2e20 100000 No better proof could
adduced Of the unjust inequality OF that legislation
which bestowed special favOrs sn the manufacturing
interest which Insignificant when compared with
the agricultural The truth that in granting Gov
ernmeuta props to any interest wrong done all
others. 1t was not only unequal legislation but IL
violation Of the trust imposed on the Government itself
The Government thereby descended from It's high func
lions and became the agent of portion Of the cOmmu
ty extortlng under the prcteDse OF encouragement TO
industry, tribute from the rest OF the community TO
do so was defeat the end and object Of republican
government by making engine OF oppression
side aud dis pcrser Of aims ON the other 1t spe
cous sOphtry 10 argue that revenue and protection
cOuld both DO obtained by the Same duty. The
Inconsistent with the other. When a vote Of duty
reached The maximum Of revenue standard II still
too low Offer protection. No two things could bo
more antagOustc 10 each other than duics for both
revenue aud protection. The hostile. and the
other friendly TO the articles which they were levied
Revenue encouraged Importation protection discouraged
n. The deigi Of the 10 increase aud OF the
other 60 decrease, Importation. IL bad been wen raid
that product for prOdUCt the absolute condition
which alone commerce possible people could not
buy II ti.y did not SELL and they could not SELL II from
ircat0n or any other cause, The prices of ticlr pro
ducs were procatcd 10 such extent rs Ia preclude
fofepu demand. As to between parime nations having
rec,proca trace land 40 two countries could maintain
trade with other very lOGg,cNCcpt on rut bas-
there could Dc no lqeat discrepancy Ia the prices OF
labor OIL tAn4s cOnhdo, ed ahdilricicie utn-uslbic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22

As n comic witness, Jim Fisk, jr., has proved
day immense The questions Pot to him nnu
mersb deck time As the eourt about to adj
yesterday asked where lie bought bis bats At KSor
2 BoadSa hard knocks better than others
There's style about aud in Tor STYLE Under one Of bis
bats ny bead feels level" We think Jim q sound
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22
,NHE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.

FOR TWENTY Five CENTS YOU CAN EUY OF YOUR DRUG.
oIST GROCEgA PACKAGE OF SEA MOSS FARIgF MANCFAC
TURED PROM PURE IRISH MOSS or CARRACERN WHICH
WILL MAKE SIXTEEN QUARTS-DF BLANC NANCE. AND LIKE
QUANTITY or PUDDISGS. CuSrARDs CREAMS. CHARLOTTE
Russo, &c. IT Is BY FAR THE CHEAPEST HRALTHIBsT
AND MOST DELICIOUS FOOD IL TiB WORLD.
RAND SEA Moss PLRTSE Co
81 PARK -PLACg. n y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.

~ NpIIIAL NOTICE.
H. consequence Of preparations ipr THE BLACK DOMINO
which announced ff m evening. being incomplete H has been
i,ard &c essIry
CHASGF THR OPERA.
Aubers claiming ii Dtsiu ,1.
IEA DfAIOlO
viii D.. substituted. With Ms, efs.e Ms w. Segn M-sSf.
Castle Campbell. Serrn. Hall De Sofia aui osau' all DO the
TOMORROW -lrucGt Il ALBERT URENtE-IRONA rORR
CHARACTERIZATION. Ms Is. SEGJlS, CASTLE, HALL
TiIuESDAl-Brpoklyn Acaisnv of Music
FRtDAY-Ihst tine. MARRIAGE OF FIGARO
Tickets Tor sale the Academy, Sen 70l and st ia Broad
LIZ In-I. Hmm Hmm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22
HOME NEUS.
IIIg WEATHER

EKwyorN. H.dlr Tier Bar Nird honh ~, p'i r.
Ill 81 % =. p. ~ . "
40 1894 vs.. - 80 -
90 1920 ". "a 9d ~
RrMIRKs Yesterday the thermometer lnuicisteu -
higher temperature ut D. NJ VIZ, % utSrG's' t'laI
has with bar exception, since Nov W ING nhJ m,'
overcast until p. M. clouds then breasnR away s'i
allv clear from 3to II p. Fog prevailed from 10
m rain ut times midnight TO between 1;Sp anu
33o a H. Rain 400 of an inch. HOte-aih ~ u ~, y"
inch Phases Of the MoOn-rhe thlrd quarter vi VIC
moon will be on the 2ld at 1854 m me hise iDc''ol
shot info the atmosphere 1t 1:jj D. M on tue zIs'' "
pot 25 T. " T. OF sirius. Ii moved over an are oi ~
IN south westerly direction. Its color was an o.st
red its -lze seemingly equal 10 Mars Wheh orIeitS'
Period OF visibility, two seconds. Tram II Icsieet III
length At 10 p the Polar lights were Idin'9 's'O''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22

PAPERS, TwIyFs, THREADS, AND CORDAGE
ARyEr aud Waeroons 2J aud 80 Broaisa New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22

First in Elegance of Finish First in mOdera-
price the opinion Of men Of taste aui judy
sPESsCBLDs Spnng style OF Dress Hat just introduced a. 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22

The genuine TEXAN LIEBIG'S EXTRACT OF
A. CLAM 1914 wiliaH.st, sols Agent