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Sport at the Cholera Banks Capt. simm ons
and hts Fishing Parties.

quiet and respectable company, including
several family parties, accompanied Capt simmons,
in the steamer Rip Van Wrinkle, to the Cholera
Banks on Saturday. All were successful in catch.
ing fne mcsses OF sea bass, lings, and nukes. Mr..
Benjamin Marshall OF SO Pearl street. created n
decided sensation by landing n shovel.noeed shark
on the deck, measuring four feet, six inches in
length The veteran fisherman, Mr.. Campbell, cap
tured moro sea pass than he could carry. Gen.
James B. Mix became so enamoured with the sport
that he forgot 10 cat drink anything for Eve hours
The pilot caught the largest bass. II weighed seven
pounds, six ounces. Capt. Simmons says there IL a
wrong IMPRESSION in regard TO the Rip Van Wrinkle.
She is double hued, having been rebuilt in 1864 at
an expense OF t2G0OO. The Captain Is safe and
agreeable man TO take trip with, his boat Is as
clean as whistle, the charges are moderate, and
none but the most respectable persons are allowed
on boarl. Stdterooms are furnished those who GO
on her excursions. On her return on Saturday the
boat passed whale about thirty miles from Fire
Island Light.
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aggregate daRy circulation last 'oeek,
e70,iOo. Areroge duty circulation dr.
ing the p,ok, 1924. Daily dUerage
during tie precious ecC&, onding July 20,
10000.
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Two distinguished women died last week
One was Machine R,r,zzI. the other was Mrs
ANNA Cor, MowArr The first was member Of
the PoNArArrT family; the second was born a
Miss 0GDEN in ,his city. Madame RArAzEI cut
figure ia European society by her wit, her rcck
less tongue, her free pen, and her free life
Amer LouIs NAPOLEON became Emperor she
meant to marry linn, and never Gorgavc him for
prefcrring the Spanish adventures Mile. MoNuJo.
After various adventures she finally married
RArAzzI, the Italian statesman Gbou, five years
ago, and though she got him into a good many
,crapes, lac adhered TO her faithfully to the end
Mrs. MowArT had not some Of Madame RArAzzr's
brilliant qualities and lacked likewise many Of
her defects; but her career, though without
benish, was hardly less chcquered. Born in
nc pIislocrauc circles Of New York, and gifted
with -onh; kable charms of mind and person, she
gained dis;inctiUc as belle, an actress, and an
author. Just before The war began she was mar
red to Mr.. RIroHir, son of the ce,, DRAFTED editor
Of the Richmond Ea9iirer, and has since resided
IN London, where size dicd. OF late she has been
correspondent Of San Francisco paper and
her letters have attracted much attention
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-01

Money deposited his ddy In the Mutual Benefit
Savings Bank in the Sun building, will date from Aug.
L 4" IN prosperlty prepare for adyersity.r-Ado
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The Proposed Race for the Americas Cup
ftJ1.

The Cambria goes into the Screw Dock Com
pany's dock on Monday morning, in order to have
her bottom cleaned and keel coppered. She win DO
open for public inspection ut the above place on
Monday and Tuesday, when yachtmcn WIN have an
opportunity Of seeing the lines Of representative
English racing yacht At latei period, after the
squadron cruise, she will again be thrown open to
visitors for few days, whenever she is dressed
with flags as signal that she is free to all corners
The Cambra's sails are quite unfit for match sail.
ing, consequent on two seasons severe work and
the recent Atlantic In order to give her a bet.
ter chance for the race OF Monday week, her owner
Vas ordered new staysail, foresail, and mainsail
from Mr.. Wilson, the wcllknown sailmaker OF this
city. Mr. Ashbury II by no means san uine as to
his chances for the coveted 81 cup, unless IL blows
hard and thereby enables the Cambria get clear OF
the smaller craft, witch In light winds will in all
probability beat the Cambria, quite apart from any
time allowance.
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The Morrisania school Ring Compiica-
tIous- Who Pockcts the Dimcn

Mr.. 7. Mason Oliver, the President OF the
Board of Education Of Morrisana, positively dis
claims having finger in the public pie, which 10
thought TO be more Than McFinnegan McParlan,
aud McZeuschner can truthfully say. Mr.. Oliver
asserts that since he has been member OF the
Boar1 has he directly or indirectly appropriated
one silver nom the school or any other fund Eve.
ryone knows about McFinne Ian's lightning rod job,
as well as how IL was that McParian drst opposed
the School Ring, out was, It s charged bought over
70 the hcfinnegan clique by the removal OF old Mr.
Finch, an En cradle and experienced clerk the
appointment Of the clerk TO the Board being given
to McParlan. No one knows how many greenbacKs
TO boot were given. II Il also generally believed
that McFinnegan leads McZcuschner by the nose (;
and tnat the latter works zealouslv with the Ring
In the hope OF securing the Office Of Health Warden
for tne town. Tine three last numcd per- rule
the Ring that rules the Board of Elucation of the
enlightened town OF Morrisania, OF which Mr.. +.
Mason Oliver II IA good citizen.
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A General Engagement Close at Hand;
Pans, July l-Midnight.-The Empcror'a
headquarters tonight are at st. Acclt, near the
routcr This indicates that general ens2"-uent
Id close at hand.
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Tic daily circulation Of THE srH dar4n9
The last geek, ,chich eHdcd on SATURDAY,
july 30, Uas as f0Lioies:
Monday. ........ItG,OgO Thursday ...... 1882
Tuesday .....I 1,IOO Friday ............ IS,lVV
MednesdaY 4 l3.5OO saluTday. 12,OOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-07

In 1884, in time OF specie payments, the banks Of the
City Of New-York mad circulation OF s272OOCOo, ana
CON- In vaults 100000 Now the banks In the city have
a circulation Of $35s392, and specie, 5,S9Si93 Then
they had 900 circulation than specie and paid
specie Now they have s2l45jl more specie than cir
culation DO not pay specie. In 1851 the total creu
laon OF the 92 banks in the United States was s5OO52
OOO and amount Of specie in the banks sOoooo In
October 1862 the circulation OF the LOTT National Banks
WAS t2o3 5936i5 The amount Of specie $30O2O5 49,
and OF egatender notes and fractional currency sSSO
O22 49, II the would pay specie on Its notes.
the banks would have according to the October statement
sOssl242s 81 in SPECIE and resumption would come and
stay But we approaching it, sure and certain.
b Government bonds firm and prices higher than
yesterday. The quotations abroad and the foreign de-
mand for the OF 1884, and the 52Os will tend to keep
the price Of our public stocks The 6s Of 1881 sold to-day
per higher than god and the 520s OF 1862 at III
The following were the bids for Governments at the
First Board at the dates gwen and the sales the Sec
ond Board:
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SATURDAY, March 5-P. VI.

Gold opened at 1874; at 1875 it sold at 1lSf;
lO5 Il3s 1924 1885, 1890, 1lii l02 1885, 2O 1874; 25
1884, 2il 1884; and closed 1873. The highest price was
ia and the lowest 1871 The transactions in the Gold
Exchange Bank were Clearances, siO i2O 900; gold bal
ances $24s1,553 80; currency balances. s2S7GG3i TO-
Holders OF gold paid for carrying balances from to
per cent.
Money continues easy call, with Government col
laeras at per cent and with other securities at per
cent. Commercial paper at per cent
The City Bank Statement for the week is regarded as
favorable, The banks hold legal tenders in excess OF
legal reserve $2 gain Of s22O5 over last week
The following is a comparison Of the averages for the
mast and preceding weeks:
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* State Bounty Loan.

With the exception of North Cardinals State bonds
were frm and exhibit evidence Of giving way under
fall gold. 1t is anything but creditabe to North
Carolina that while It's Legislature is Id session. It's bonds
should be sold here the market at about onefth OF
dollar. One days honest legislation would give the
State with ample and It's large undevelopcd resources,
good credit with doubt and uncertainty her bonds
almost without value. Capitalists afraid OF them.
The following the highest prices OF stocks 1T the
DAT GIVE
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nINy1NG AID EINANCIAL.s

THE FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER oh $50. -
poSns free of Government Taxi Of the .kNlNN s
RAILROAD or Iowa, are now offered at 70 anu a,'' ,,
interest This railroad runs 2Si miles north AN.
south through the finest and most thicky Sts' ,S
Of the magnificent State of Iowa ana Is INC
opy link wanting to connect the railway een'e,S
8, Ionis and ST. Paul by an un5roken line ii n,'s~
.hor,,r than any existing route. This ROAD one,
many advantages The building OF the f"''"~
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tltb Qualifications.

CPONs DICTIONARY OF ENGINEERING,
- edited compiled by OLIVER BYRNB editor 1nd compiler s.
hrpletop. Dictionary Thus Dictionary by Ohver Byrne
Civil Mechanical Military and Naval hngiueehng and P.
modern Iodus and Labor Saving nsn
word rendered In English French oeIAp vii h,
and Italian forming technical vocabulary OF rare merit & "a
CONNECTED In about 20 numbers each Ob divisions m
each will comprise upward Of 1900 pages na non.
cAl designs Nos tn u aud divisions and now reAu, ~ b.
EGFN SPON % Charing The published PpIuon ~ n
had o snhscribers registered At Sorihne me9u W
Van Nostrands HewYork Philadelphia; H. C. BMra'
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TRIE RAlIW VIII leave DepOtS
Ia foot Chs and foot f1renvbrst follows
TsronRh EIpress CnamJeTss st. al 10 m
md daily; leave Twenty hrdsL al % ~ s4o
m and b:ls D. 10. (isyl. hev and Improved DaWlngkoom
the train through to Bufo connecting
With magnificent Sesping Coaches through TO Cese land
ami Sleeping Coaches will accompany the 10 m train from
and the 6 train TO Rochester Buffalo
and { InnnatL IN Sngsns tai leaves daily at 3 D.
For Jeryis NaJ 4:Jl CTsenVtlr,t flo p nj
Orange Express Sgoda5s excepted connecting for warwick Mont
sonerr. Guiiod Pine isisnd aDd Unouvile. ..,,.
Mddeowu and Way, at $3.50 (Tssny hist gig M
Otsye aDd WAY. sSJl daily (fwen7i 81 B'3 An
NevburgH ssd Wsy at8 800 and 40 IN CTNenVhTl
It 5:45 =. M 3:l5 and AZ p M
For snferu WAY AMI weutv thirdst t'3 aud
SIS M Theattr Hop Cutnty-ttiris st. IL p M
For Paterson Tseny hri Depot at b:i5 m
9Ijam a tiailT), 3:|5 5:I5 aud 6;to
% b;f3 a. 9lS ~ 40
y N. tdailyl, 4 D. m Sis . m and 6;45 p.
from Twentthrdst DEPOT AZ $3.50 ~
l:l3 a D m 5:l5 5:'5 m snd b;io p from
Cbamberss Depot at u m, p 35 D. IN, D. m a9a
t45 IL n.
A m l2i5 NJ '55 AIS ,. 4j '6:lJ p H. AL
Satnras midnight From thamberss Depot at M
m .. NJ AIS $3.50 and Saturdays ouy w
Ticket. passage and for Apartments In Dnwing Room sod Sleeping
Cobes AMI orders @ the checking and transfer oil
Baggage nav the Comp'urs Offices 2 SO aud 7 Broadway
csTr. one md venty hst and Third ave-, Haem
l Faoas Brookn; DePos foot OF Cbambersst aud foot Of
T.sntthrst ke~Yok; 40. EIehangepaee aud Long Dock
nsnot Je,sy Cty aud the The principal hotels
wM r BARR General Passenger Agent
N
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At the Second Board in the Government stock depart
ment the bonds of 1881 sold at 1854 520s 49, llll do
1865 1906 do OF 1867 no. currency lOE and at
llOi.
Foreign exchange ID stronger toda, and rates
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NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FROMF FOOT of
N coURTLASDT sr.rot PriLADsLPhIA "" Cs%ts q
n, n % "a 10 night For BAimers and Nashugton-siw
nioo n. s;D' Pc soa'h and sosih wsst-s~A N,
WESr-e<o = IN, q m. 49, . m. p.
silver Palace m. aud thrcugh 80 Cpeisasu
without hsngsi - hroagh daily 10 Louisville without change
sad D Chicago wihout ebsngs. The
hrosb e,uie Cincinnati spd Chicago ds surds srpssL o.
hst dAy they are attached 10 the p a tralu tDalyl
u.s. l869 JACKSON, General hhperheodsnt
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NEWARK AND NETWORK RAILROAD
~ DEPOT IN kRw YORK. Foot Of Liberty st. North River
MoNDAf Dec TO- 1862 trains will run -
LEAyB NETWORK YoR BER0BsAvB-M s,,s, SOS. 1ls
7:O AIS $50 1910. llilo 10 NJ 800, 49, 800 g.
81, T. 7:<s. $50, lp;1o. ll:t3pn ... =.
LEivR NEW i6hx FOR WEST BERGRN-A So. 7la $50.
IELvB kEW.YoRK PoR SEwARK-A s:.5, SIS 7iia 7i'o
s;is 1910 1910 n 10 m IL. o. 13o. $3.50. sS
Wv . Nv H. X KICKER Superintendent
n. BALDWIN. Geo. Passenger Agent
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-Trains leave

/ UDSON XIV Elk RAlLhOAD,-lI rains ledNo
Il ThlTiieihst foliows:
H. Cincinnati Chicago Express DraSngroom cars attached
1890 a m, Day Express DrAsiugroom cars attached
H. Montreal Express Drswngroom cars attached IN,
$50 Express with Sleeping throug 20 Oheago VIC
eut change via ". c. RR, also L. =. Al. X RR (DAJe
II D. H. Night Express. Sleeping ears Mtaehed
200 m. 1880 and p. m, Pougbkeepse Trans
ga. ~. Ais add $50 m, Peekski IrainL
Gao 100 $40 n I2m AS 5:lo and l:9o YOnksr
Trans =,
~ TO PougbIeepse on sunihya) a ToUCbf' sapI
Nov
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long ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James
IL ,p:
$3.50 a. m. Mail train for Greenport ,
1890 for koyn Glen Cove Loeasi 'ay huntington An
EoThport
o. m. Riv.rh.sd Express Train. -, ,,-,.. -,
m for Roslyn, Glen Cove Loeu" 'Aiv huDhng''' A"'
Eorhport
N train. eouuee: at Branch for Hempsiead
sunday Kosyu Glen Cove Locust '' huntington Anu
foTthPo' leave hunsf run ~ A l. D. BARTON. supt
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Railroad stocks are very firm, and the downward proc
OF gold has no effect to depreciate them.
The following arsthe Government quotations Of messrs
Fisk Il Hatch az 4 % m.
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THIRD EDITION NOW READY
II contain.
l. ASTRONOMICAL DEPARTMENT.
l. Ecipses o. 1870
{. Various Calendars for 1870
TdeTable for 10 places
The -Four Seasons
M 5 Bow 10 Correct Time
VI G Morning Dd Evening
- SlItyous Bright Stau
Cycles and CbuchDAyG
Planetary and star COpjupetOns &c.
Length Of Day and Night
H. CALsSpARs-Pbaseo MOOpi Rising Setting Of sus
Moon, sDd Planets. sdereL Moor. Moon. SOsib, &c
POLITICAL DEPARTMENT.
United States with tie vnous AmssontntG
Condition oftbe Fifteenth Amendment
PobHe passed Third Of the XLth COreII
Inst ofths XLIst Congress-
Joint Resolutions and ProesuAnona
Appropriations BY Third Session Of XIII Congress
G. Debts o various NstionL
CobtutOs otbe oNev.Tol and various An kdntltL
q Number Of Votes and those who yOt. in NewYOrL
3 Homestead Law, and Prices Of Public Lands
10 French and American Weights and heLIreL
H. CoBsge.st The UuiedStates Mint
a. Public o. United States
10 Principal Governnsnts tn, World.
IA States and Territories With Governors Population &c.
IS Committees in Congress-
IL Heads fihs Govsrnusnt
II. Supreme Court
10. Our Ministers Abroad
H. The United State, Senate, With Of
~ Members Of the XLIS Congress, politically elasnstd
q. Delegates TO Congress from Territories
ELECTION RETURNS
of,n important Election, held 10 tsss with
pAr,tve Tables for other years
a Summary o Votes various HsetiOb, for President
PRICE. 20 CENTS PER COPY,
Sewn for sl PoHpata
Address orders with eaib iBsIosed,
THE TRIBUNE,
NETWORK.
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either at wholesale Z" CHARLES HEARD Co. 3O1 Grandst
r KINzEi'' snlLlso OPP
~ CONSEQUENCE
REMOVAL
TOOUR
NEW STORE
LOTS or RIBgoSs in C. siR zoe I3 5 s a So ss
RICH SATIN RIBBONS, Zoe, l5e 2e, 2'e
S SHsH k RIsBTSs sr fSf a'R f 1873 s
PEARL DGE TRIMMING RIBBONS SOC. piece
CORDEDGB RIBBONS, SIC, 6Oc., t5c piece.
ROMAN TIES Zoe to ''S At lKRzEYs.
BfPORE REMOVAL
MARSRILLES TRIMMINGS, l5c to 25e PiaGE
SiIK TRIMMINGS. ?5c. nc; 49e' Soc PibCh'
SiIT Sc sH SIS i TFiSffs e' Sc PIECE PiEGE
C0L0RED SILK yBLyETS, Zoe, 2'c PIECE,
WIDE SILK vBLyBTS, SOC piece worth : o.
WIZ SIX y yEtykTs =: ge s s:1 = 50
SAIS' AND 'Al'A'' 'I0'' FOR g3s c FIRE
COLD CoST.
BEST s sEwIyG s sTEK; Il +. s gPsa
B FT aAchiSE sITK ss{AGg s POOLS 'c
H BksF i bSET b sF6oI c6rT Ton Sc
EiSF tSES BH1PE 6Sks D SSB EfEs Dc Card
BEsT W TSs * rP Ser Paper
Rs sS coIoRs SKIRT BRAlDSS rs; g Piece lee
IiNR ALPACA BRApS &YAkD PiEChSs &c s
WIDE ALPACA DnAO' % 'A'D Tih$Asi e gyERr
ENGLISH TOOTH BRUSHES IVORY HANDLES, zoe.
FISE PEARL SHIRT .BuIIoNS Se.i ''e i0i u u'1en
FEET FEET T TkssG W woEksG Sco or
ISyIsBh M H yIsG SkTs i 81 ri ! pair
JET SETS. 25c SIC, 40e soc, elc' 5oe !Sc
FASFf SE Eof hS9 SfEI CR6cHBf SEEDLEs &C.
FANCY GILT RTII TON; Re- Si si Sc e. SS,so
FANCY CLOAK AND DRESS BUTTONS, Sc per Dozen
fANOi D"A'hbH'' O' ''' sPRCIB PAYMENTS.
GOODS AT LESS
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MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
wi DEItWARE LAcKAWAESA. AND WESTERN RAlLRoA


SSTER ssaascTSssFs ycT a. 1889
BON, en- NAL Ma ch as4if srsS ke LTD
S scaSSur sernton .ai Great Bead the Lack
AID I THT AZ ssPRRss s
De, HasisorG w,shiugOn PhiIpsgrg and fas'On oa
sson With L V K for bethlehem Aleno.n MAaeh Chunk aud
tS% EAsroS EXPRESS connect. Dover With Chester R.
'' 90 st %'t 400 40 s1a'' 70 SUMMIT
-, 20 80 s 20 400 Sour ORANGE and ia,sIs. si.toni
n $50 and e:sop to aokRlsTo"s and nsrn'O"
'': s.iSp m MoRRTsrows EXPRESS:
l. T. 49, $50 $40 $50 40, so $50 slO $50 7;'' s'o0
s.r " MSS sndE $50
'' " ' + z ~ csn1 Ticket Agent
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD:
LONG BRASc RED B s, BE Essk HoTT !. h
e%P ;scs foot O''''' VS. ssEDKs. e.n.,. Manager
NETWORK AM. oNEW-HAVEN RAIL
~ cS gasHhR sEHt Nov. u IS,
sS s' E1ae. ' or ..S 81 and
TRAINS Leave SKwYoRS
fI los s. s r, sEs solSot and wpor, SEQ m
GO o. s Jos 40 g. IS f1 ' ''' ''''
YoI psnsD li;"sT 't, Is" So J .1s S ,g AR,
':s 80 tEIy - 50 s:S i'iss (EIi s.w ,.s,n
FOR Pon Chester and am.d.s stations att ilSOI M hH
SUNDAY Ma. TIM leave, Tr.sy ,.,suh SsuyOrk M7p for
CONNECTING TRAINS
t 70, s sS.S. Vi: sPsinss , EI iEtG skr
rsi Hartford spiass.id {, a M IsIl alS (sr, 40
o Hartford p. m
Tor River Railroad tEr) 'I'p n to aOHr'
81. m 10 Eorthanptop. ..- 49,.
For Hartford ProrSsae. and P,hk Railroad OH m l1s
Psr s-H,,s Ssv London and stOungtOu Railroad as "a
For C.u,i Railroad 800 N to Northampton ADD wlIsus
buub
Por Hou,stonie Railroad sA IN. andJ
PorH augatuek Railroad. a b; (kIl J,
FOR panbury Railroad, l2l5 add 30 snd
IN cone ~ith
For New Canaan Railroad Il3, 40 aud 90 SAtu
aa,a s:9O
noon vi W wv" JAMES H. HoYT, Superintendent
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Tn. following is comparative statement OF the exports
~ peee from the port OF NewYork to foreign ports oS
10 wears from Jan to March s. 1870 and for the eoi0
A.. .ho darn al
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"a BOOK FOR YOUNG FARMBRsJ
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AutbOr Of Draining Prost aud Draining for Health
SECOND EDITION
CAREFULLY RByISED)
THE PLANT THE SOIL. MANURBa
MECHANICAL CULTIVATION
ANALYSIS
III, foregoing subjects all deos,ds plain iHd simple pEust.
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Sales Of STAT BousBaRk and Rgioad-Epre,
| l.. Ic
NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGY.

- On0 No Car Is d. Zli 100 Ny Gen Hubs lbpu
10 Oo1............ 2Ot River Railr'd Sc. %! 30
10 200 Alabama &c. % l0,OOO............ 9i.I ~
United 81 5.20s. o.. 100 La Sh VI D.. 81tl ~
l5.OOO..........ll0l lOJ............... VT ID
200 Manposa Pr. l8i 100 Che X | X P...lIOi 90
100 Pacific Mall. 81. 100 Erie p.,....... 4Jt 9VO
2OO............ ct 100 Boston Ha K 4
100 Ohio L Miss. 3Oi $40 Canada Nj Co.. IS
MINING STOCKS BOARD-FIRST
Mining Stock. TO smith & Par. Is
100 Smith 4 Par. | 90 lOs
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s 70 facilitate saes and confusion, the price OF ecn p
VII bs markell in plain sgus which there will be no ae'0
either at ~n0e'A' OF CHARLES HEARD Co, 3O1 Grand
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BLACK SILKS!
BLACK SILKSi
BLACK SILKSl
GREAT ATTRACTIONS"
UNPARALLELED BARGAINS.
CHARLES HEARD g. Co.,

Sol GRAND ST,
VIII offer Al retail on MONDAY March 30 pieces Of superior BLCh
SILK wholesale prices We would here remind Ds p
public generally that the opporinn 70 p
desirable Of dress at reasonable p
months The following sne'oe "
1--we cash rce o shie bel
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COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION - The
~ Headquarters Of Nitrous OIde Gs fof Painless Teeth Extraction
We have TO 1co patients viibos failure OF accident
Ohee, ~ Cooper Institute
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The following shows the imports OF foreign dry soOua
and general merchandise at the port OF io "'
$500 ending March and since the beginning Of the yeari
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Strumbuais mS BailtuaOs.

NOR BOSTON, via Fall River, touching ~
II E..nort-Wper sranyements Tho splendid steamers Nb"
poRT commander Lewis OLD COLONY Commander SGmons
,es,s urS ~. 81 JAMES FISK, IT,, PrssdeBL
Al ri SIaONs, Managing Director
q VALE Gen Passenger Agent
Eretgh AGENT
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POET1GkL.
NTo MISCHIRF.

Dancing feet and busy fingers.
Never still the whole day through,
For the little brain from dreamland,
Brings them work enough to- do,
Racing through the gorgeous parlor,
Romping ON the winding stair,
F.. Tearing books and breaking vases
Into mischief everywhere.
Picks the cakes and tastes the Jelly.
Breaks the window. slams the door,
Throws the statutes from the brackets,
Scatter playthings on The floor
Tearing little coats and trowscrs,
l Rdmpling up his curly hair
Busy, naughty little fingers,
Into mischief everywhere,
Splitting ink upon the carpet.
Dasling pictures from the wall,
Breaking mirrors, singing, shouting,
In the attic and the hall;
Tracing mud across the entries,
Turning over desk and chair,
Cutting up the morning paper
Into mischiof everywhere.
But no look OF hate OF malice.
Darkens DER those laughing eyes;
Not a thought of harm or SHINING
In its little bosom lies;
For its soul is pure and guileless,
Whate'cr harm the tingersdo-
Though the little feet a re straying
Into mischief all day through