davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-03-17

WHIPPED THE WHOLE FAMILY.-George
Taylor is a bad man. He boards in a house on
Beach street, and on Wednesday night last, in
an intoxicated condition, he visited the house
of his mother on Huntingdon street. in the
Twenty fifth ward. With an affection scarcely
paralleled in the annals of domestic virtues he
whipped the whole family, including his father,
mother, and sister. To his mother he was par
ticularly ferocious, as he threatened to ''stave
her head in" with an Eaxe, and from the way
he acted, he would probably have carried out
his threat. Officer Trainor, of the Eighteenth
district, however, prevented any further out
RACES OF the drunken madman, and the good
Mr.. Taylor was locked up in the station-house.
Alderman Hitchcock placed the accused under
sufficient bonds for his appearance at court.
ENRAGED FIREMEN.-Some parties last even
ing, supposed to be connected with the Fair
mount Engine Company, procured exes and
chopped away the telegraph wires with which
that house is connected with the Central Station.
These parties should understand that although
they may own the house, they don't own the
wires, and this destruction of the city's pro-
perty will be promptly dealt with.
HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-A colored man named
Samuel Wilson was arrested at O'clock this
morning on Front street, and locked up ia the
Second District Station House. Wilson is
accused of having snatched a watch out of the
hand of man OF whom he had inquired the
time. The prisoner will be before Alderman
Kerr this afternoon.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-03-17

Boston at 2. NJ. yesterday.
Correspondence IF The Euening Telegraph
EASTON & MCMAHON'S BULLETIN.
NEW YORK OFFICE, March los barges leave in
tow to night for Baltimore, light
Minnie Repplier, with bar iron, for Philadelphia.
BALTIMORE BRANCH OFFICE, March 16.-The fol-
lowing barges leave in tow tonight, eastward
Amelia, w. T. Blessing. j. A. Oovel, Moscow,
Fremont, p. II. Clinton, Ella. Fanny, Zouave, and
Mary Dunn, all with coal. for New York.
PHILADELPHIA BRANCH OFFICE, March II. - u
barges left in tow yesterday for Baltimore, light.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-03-17

A. TO RENT-A FIRsT-CLASs FIvE-STORY
E:i Store, No 40 S. Fourth street. Immediate pos
session. Apply to
CHARLES j. KEEN,
17fmw8t' No. 525 WALNUT Street,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-03-17

N FOR SALE, OR TO LEAsE.-AN ELEGANT
HI COUNTRY SEAT. large double stone Nam
within ten minutes walk of station on the North
Pennsylvania Railroad, ana twenty-five minutes
ride OF the CITY, and hourly trains running.
Apply at No. 11S South WATER Street, below
Chestnut. 817 St.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-03-17
LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. MARCH II
State OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
OFFICE.
s A. m........ 53 IL A. M. go p. NJ. II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-21

mouutaln-path 20 an ideal world. II the path wind
good deal il lac record too faithfully every Trip over
now AMI then superb outOUks from some lulug cIaG,
and brings u out 90 last into an iihniahe tOc, N.cie
touch Of The climbing spirit Ills shauy-uc was mere
iWpOSsihitY, gT MS own conception Oh IL gus 10
mes had a soundcr bottom. ThOrcaus experiment
actually prcsupposcd an that complicated CIVILIZATION
mans land; lie borrOws an AK; his boards bis nails his
bricks his mortar, his hooks, his lamp his t,ho0ks ms
accomrlice IN the sin Of that artificial civilization which
rendered 70 possible that such person rs Henry y.
Ih9reau should eAlst az Az. ms am was nGT io
living and high thinking" II was q prlc-
teal sermon on Emerson's text that Things
are i'm the saddle aud ride mankind an attempt 10 soINe
CuylC's problem condensed from Johnson or eSseu
the waste and aimlcrsncss OF our American luXur!
which is an affect cnslayement 10 tawiry UPHOLSTERY
He had fine translunGry things In him. lis peler
purity ~ his life We have said that his was MAJ
row. hut 10 he master is to hc amaster IL had cauh
poets and prosc.wrcrs Of is best days his ntcra
tuIe WAS extensive and reconcile; his quotations aIS
alw nuggets OF the purest ore there are sghelUC ~
his perfect any thing in the language ana Iousi
as clearly cIytazcd; hS metaphors ana iMagss AZ
ways fresh from the soil; De had Walcheu Na't'i
detective who is 60 upon the stand as W" read NM
seems as u all ool-dOOrs had kept Gl"i} anu nc'G
It's own Mouiaig uc; VIC look NJ inc ihuncale a.
Claude Lorraine class: compared with his all other books
OF similar aim, even Whites "nciholne seem ulA Ss
country cergym1us meteorological journal IN an ca ar
| mauac. He belongs with Dome, and Browne, ana -
wallis if not with the originally creative men WIN inc
scarcely smaller class Who are peculiar, ana WO-e c''0S
shed their invisible thoughtsecd like ferns.
The paper on Emerson relates some interesting
personal "reminiscences of the earlier lectures Of that
celebrated Giscourer in Boston, bat is of too desul
tory character to present profound critical esd
mate Of his position as an original thinker MI
LowoB reconcile learning and power OF subtle
ANALYSIS are amply exhibited in the essays on
! Chauccr Pope and the old English authors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-21
BANKING AND FIGANCIAL.

FIsK q HATCU,
, DooTo,.o ~ E1reJDmlgf .NCov,if'e4


B0plers end Dealers an G0rctp@eat Nch ib@, (
No Nas.au-st. NcW-lork Feb. -, 1871. }
The SIX PER CENT GOLD Bonds Of the CENTRAL.
PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY have an established
character which renders them especially desirable
for investments.
They are based on one Of the most important and
valuable railroad lines in the world, fully pcted,
amply equipped and already earning large revenues.
which must increase enormously with the growth of
the country it travegses and the development Of
trade with Japan, China, and Australia large por
ton of which must find its way across the American
Continent.
Holders Of FNE-TwENTY Bonds (which are liable
TO he funded at lower rate OF interest within hort
time may exchange them for GENITAL PACIFIC
BONDS bearing the same rate Of interest aud save
from u to Is per cent for r1inyestment, While thor
security remains as reliable as before.
They are dealt in at the New-York stock Exchange
and at several of the more important lrses Of
Europe We have introduced then into OFT 1gui@r
business upon the same basis Government Bonds,
aud buy and sell them as freely at current market
rates. and are prepared 70 furnish them 60 h s,tors
or Others at daily quotations.
We buy and sell Government Bonds C,!d, and
Coupons exccut: orders in Miscellaneous Securities
ot the New-York stock Exchange make collections,
receive deposits, subject to check at ei~ht allow
interest on balances and do a gen cral banking busi-
NOS FISK 1 HATCH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-21

five hundred pages presenting great mass OF raw ma
teria in chronological order relating to the origin anu
progress of the Prusslan war; compiled from Official uoeu
ments. newspaper reports and correspondence anu
variety OF other more less Trustworthy sources pu
with no attempt TO reduce the daily journal oil event" "
the form Of continuous readable narrative lno WIN
hr vcrv mark of hasty preparation, and can lay no
claim IN minute accuracy statement but may serve a.
general index TO the history Of the great conflict when
hns mt a now face ON Tie map Of Europe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-21
4 CHOICE SECURITY.
NEw-YonK AND OswEGo MIDLAND RAILRo'D
COMPANY.

NEw-YORK AND OswEGO MIDLAND FAIh"'p
COMPANY.
FIRST MORTGAGE , PR CENT GOLD BONDS
Avery large full paid M stock subscription.
$40, $50 AID $1,000 BoSDs.
Corroy sND REGISTERED.
The new trunk line from New-York City to tho
North and West, bt,Tccn h Ncw-iorh Central ana
Erie Railways. and many miles shorter ti.n either
from New-Yorl, 10 Buffalo.
Two hundred and twenty miles of finished road
already in existence cost twice The amount 90 bonds
issued; may fairly be called the best Character Oh
real estate loan; tile perfect and value constantly
enhancing: Issue of bonds positively hHutfd -
100000 Der mile of finished road; a very small loan
per mile. highly thought Of by bankers. ai1, We be-
lieye. security If the highest grade. T. road -
earning largely; j. better in'esmen, t.En money
in q savings ban@. For sale by
GEORGE OPDYkE ~ Co. Bankers. No. y Va eau-st-
TIE N,rIoN.I TGrsr CoWr,NY OF Tur CITY OF
ORR. charer,d by thc state. Paid-op Cap
ital, One Million Dollars. Deposits, oyrl Tive Nil
lions This Company las removed 10 las new and
very spacious bauknc-uoms At Nos. IL! and 33
Broadway conner OF WasIcn-,t. Willie hyits char
ter 1t cannot discount business paper i,s large
means enable it 40 all times to accommodate its
customers with money 10 any reasonable cXfnt
upon irt-cla>, securities Il Las fitted mp separate
end commodiou. rooms ior the accommodation oi
ladies and genti,mel. and invites all parties Who
desire interest upon money subject to ccr go sight
and thoroughly safe and convenient deYo tory, to
call and examine Che advantages it offers.
DARIUS Z. MANGAsI. .sidcnt.
b. /. SOLOMON, BlNJ. +. BANCROFT
First yice-rIc,deat. Second NiccIsc>ident
JAM, NERwII. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-21

The publishers Of Old and Ne,c have deter
,ad after careful consultation with tho trade, 10 re-
srme the old custom Of publishing monthly magazines
and "a ssuc Od and Nec regularly on the first OF each
month Tho March number viii, therefore, be on sale III
all the American cities on the 1st Of March.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-21
N,cu Publications.
MEXICAN PHOTO-LITIIOGRAPH Coz
p - .. n. l Or L---a ~ :. D

MEXICAN PHOTO-LlTHOGRAPHl co.
"A OFFCE hss been removed 70 No los falioa ~. III
NOW Ready
rgVUE CATHOLIC WORLD
FOR MARCH.
CONTENT.
l. on TIE HIGHER EDUCATION.
H. THB TWO GOpM)THERs.
III. WHAT or orr TlSIlEHBSt
". A BEAUTIFUL LEGEND.
v Sr PATRICK.
VI. OUR LADY OF LOURpBS
VII. +. BARINGGOULD on CHRISTIANITY
VII UNCANOYIZED SAINTS.
IN FEAST.DAY LITERATURE II MEXICO.
Y WHICH Is THE SCHOOL OF RELIGIOUS FRAUDULESCEi
XI DION AyD TIE SYBILS
XII PRAYER.
Mi. THE STATIONS OF THE CROSS
XIV EARLY MISSIONS ~ hCApIA-I.
XIV. THE GHOST or TIlE LINEKlLN.
XVI OUR SAINT OF TO-DAY,
XVII. ITALIAN UNITY
XVIII. BOOK NOTICES.
Single cq,s 20 ceas g. Ter resr Tor sale By aN Sewsea'
THE CATHOLIC PUBLICATION SOCIETY
LAWRENCE EEI.OE General Agent
o Warren o., Essy-T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-21
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
rovrrLs MY STUDY WINDOWS.

-, ~ q work which exercised peculiar charm
over the earlier years of the author, who read II
without knowing the secret Of the pleasure that IL
cave him. although he is himself fully equal to the
!" gorr,,lous Fellow Of Out' in naturalncss OF de-
sori;on and far superior in liveucss Of fancy and
beauty and richness Of illustration. Certainly nothing
in Whites Quaint annals of his mute rural parish can
compare with tine following iumitable description OF
TIE ROBIN.
The return " The robin is commonly announced we
newspapers ike ,ha or eMi4ent Vs notorious @ ~
Watcr.ugplaCc. as the hrst authenuc ho..'EI" ~
epriug. And such his appearance in the orchard am
galU'n , trisS he with Ms aI winter and have
seen him whom the herwomet, marked 5 eglets peUW
Tmcrsor's Ttalor~e. ana ga cheerful as he The robin
has hal reputation among people wa" ' 7 r,, NG fI
admit spice OF Cirity u him, and his song Is rather
OF lie Bloomfield sor, too largely bailased with prose-
ILL., ethics are of che Poor Nc. rd school. ana the man
he 6sly Hc never has those hne Intervals OF lnacy
into which his cousins, The c;hri aud tue US, ale apI
70 f.l But iar Il tGat and twice as muche q tAat
cane ont OF ASH Minor With Whatever faults he has
no, wholly forfeited tuat superiority Whc. ntio9tS 10
the children q, nature Y, has "a nner taste ~ i,qC man
III Hort cultural society, ana be cat, with rcshng
gUip not inferior TO Dr. Johnsona he les a3 lir{
exercise his gat GA 6WiIcnt 00taan Ills D. the carr
fgncd mine But Il he get also the lions share Of the
rasphcules DC j. great planter and so"S lhoSe VIA
Y1on'nT. calm t 10 the faded victims Of no white
NILS. lie keeps strict eye over ones rdt and Sno"s
-. mo roi,,, ~ oiiy ned nom ,ay garden.
small foreign grapevine, rather shy of he ilAe 81 heI
To ind The dusty ar cong.l al, and, roaming perhaps
score or SO OF i2r mncaes Ma,curI ,.tiH l,oir
enough nom Che sGaag4as e.d 2 .sl ,A,aS Un o 1l{
tl,u. They must have sent oGt spies as oid INC Jew
went Niimy la Ret at least dozen OF these WINGED
yiUteacrs hustled eut nom among .e srI T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-21

Tho stock market is still saguant, and
shows 10 real .e,- o. returning animation Tie cXcep
tious e., tAs rule to-day Pacific Mail and western
Union Telegraph Company, wi 'h were more than
usually active. Tie movements in the trstnamed STOCK
orc attut,d TO the anticipation OF an increased sub
adv from Caucrc D. end tic expected coE-umnation '
70 contract With the Union and G. tral Pacific Railroad
Companies with reference 90 tie China and Japan trade
The advance in Western Union Is no doubt
caused rs the heavy purchases Of thc Wander
rHt Clique and tlcir friends aud follower.
. attention OF the street has conferred ga tacs two
tttca..gosf cx,lroU .f tlercl.tutcro tic list.
lo psrpst.on In tie Vanderbilt stocks was l-it, ana
Gre p.i.c .t..dy Lake Shore. ohi" sind Mississippi,
Slr... 49,. .lu Preferred, aal Roc 'aHI were strong.
Intcaltcuoo1 there were more active sales and higher
arotatou. Tor wabash which went mp 10 So Qlcksil-
yer .olI as high as 1fi. Investment areurte, were
o,., t a.rn aud T. pres, shares steady To following
m the highest and lowest prices OF leading stocks Tor
f.. ,F.-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-21

Tho movements in Dry Goods for the past week were:
Entered for consumption, S2OJl2io; Withdrawn Nom
warehouse. $780, l8; and warchcnsed, S,OJ5'2'
the following correspondence between the First Va
n5pal Bank Of this city and Secretary Boutwell,, Is OF
interest TO the public IN view Of the effort to d inc
per cent bonds into those bearing lower rate OF III
tcrcst:
FIRST NATIONAL BANK. NEw-YoRK Feb: H. ISL.
TJe nm gro. s. BOUTWELL, SccrctWy ~ the treasury.
SIR: W. beg 70 ACKNOWLEDGE the receipt OF Your
printed circular of The eth last, ana 5ha De Iescu %
NJ TIE loan up0n the terms stated. We lnIef ,4a'
we arc not to take action under the notice Oh req t
J.a Che 9TH OF March, the day named Tor the opening o
Taat We may be prepared to act undcrstandingy and
cucDIra ugiy, wo desire some explanation on INC Io
1 Wht disposion shall we make OF the per cent
AMI what kind o receipt shall De issued for u 49,, On
o. On what date win subscriber, be advised OF the ac
S2''neG money TniP, reta T tI NOT atrirt"d,
g. II payment is made In tlo - arlj' "hen WIZ 'lo
pr cent interest cease and 'ue lower rate eomnrc.
T. n YOU shcu, in due time, awdrd TO the suo.,eis
Cor the per cents only WoWd suuacIlyeIs
small premium Iecelyc preference over suoseoei Only
s. What date viii you consider the issues" Of tho new
and - ca from tie tate o. thcic issIc.' Your bank
H. neaod, per cents, iaG a per cents 1856 per c'
Please excuse MS for making these inquiries thou n
able 70 answer these questions magi1anGnIi5 l''
/ Tsrt-rU1 DEPARTMENT. OFFICE or TILE sECREIAHl !
| WASHINGTON, Feb. 10 1911.
& @ M M of yonr otter Of the 18th inst pro-
rounding certain Inquire b. reference TO the new lr
IN reply, nave to say that the Two percent depoa.,E'
Win b.. hold by your bank Uutu tur Tcw bond, are de
L.crCd and -otJieMert InaGt with the sunsrlln's.
! T. siApts-IIle now 90 say wien suhstIt'i' Wal pee
advised of tie acceptance or TrcD uOl or tAeI -u'
tons hu. it VIII be tO t trr 80 az tLe Government
tr max. the awards at cal date as shah be round
/ practicable.
the iut,Ie viii cease Tie Gyetweuy bonds when
f'. -rru ~ are noti. ihal the now bonds ready
for delivery and the interest Will commence on the Ae"
| bonds at the anne date.
Preference VIII be given TO subscribers according 20
tine mems auluu I'd on tie 4th iAe. ana .ub
-cipton irr five per cent bonds at premium h"y YER
i1r-c, would not have pre- cr.ce over tt' MT i"o
classes OF subscIIb mentioned; but among the sue
.er.htss Tor Ave per cent bonds, II the suDscr IONS
nould exceed The amounts authorized ho>" Nao offer 20
premium Will boz preferred The lew bonds VIII Lear
CitC tc present tcur Instead W 1850, as was cA4tttd
/ yl.u t., classification spoken Of by gou, under youi
| NTH inquiry, was made. Very respectfully,
GO e. BOUTWELL, Secretary.
Tie bank statement compares follows with former
! returns:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-21
rcnort as fol.ows At p. M:

state bonds were act i've and firm In Tnucssecs strong
on Ccorgts aud North Caruuas, aud heavy ana lower
on south CaIoas the MssouIis being steady Tie fu!.
IoNiup were le lids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-21
1l. La0nay maud b m amrLI suHpLIod wh Icanabe
Tho movements ot the Treasury this week cover the
purchase ~ s2oOCoO FiycTwcntes and the sale of slOO
COZ gold The following official notice posted in the
ycstibule "a tie sul-Tleas.rJ tiis morning:

NLW-loEK, /. ZOO. a. isis
TIL. lice win no closed on wednesday, Feb. - Ct D.
r-i1u, brliar). TIE proposal, for safe e. bonds 10
q ,rumenf advertised 10 be received en- thlL cay,
,.i c received and opened on Thursday, Feb -, aud
tl Ioids accepted VIII be paid for uu that day, on
Friday, Tu ~, 1874, At the sellers option "nd und,
th. usual rceulit.Ous THOMAS ilrIuOrsE,
Assistant Treasurer.
tire list Of Fyc-twcntics has been strong, and in some
instances higher though the volume of business is not
large The active dealings were in the long bonds,
and the Currency in demand from banks aud
capitalists AT ll3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-21
z ONION BOOKS.
IL PRICED AND DESCRIPTIVE
CtTALOGt g., so. a
ju,t ssuei and vii. be sgui le q c.- to aly sess
NEW INVOICE
N1g Opening
g.. UtNIAH A. Co..
Importers Oi English all Frgi-. ho'is
I1 it EttI-rf,

Near Broadway. "-''.''-
EAST TENNESSEE.-1HE KNOXVILLE
II WEEKLY CHRONICLE Tor 1854 viii c'n-n b. every u- -r
urtra-eI Bee t-tt.. SOW Pro- I-' @
and uasasss adv lta of East I"9eee .al
expressly disseminate .cs for the ia asi"a q" le'' l,,
south Cores, FI De- -trI
and rull,he for General inf ou.7@ 't- .I ''t | A
or alton obtained Subscription only ~ fEla1 iuiirf
information ,i1c.stie Publisher kJAh I il' ii'f'' i-.
HFRALIat HEALTIl.-lionilly,G q pages.
d - ay,4E D - aItal,1 l'-i .'' Q. r'.f...
.aI " shall t.' frl-.I 100 NlI f. To ''
st.Ig tpui look of 80 I1lr aug l' W tar4i.H. ''1I
Physical Perfection; or ~ -.of i.a.. Ir.-s
WOOD o. n1i BROOK d" lr..i-t.. f0--i orr.
4 IBRARIES and BOOKS b>deht-Chcapcsl
gooste5, 4 TIE NoL ll'- j.. o. Zoo az orr 'E
price LEGGAT bROtHLk> JIe.Al-s.. lt'fs1 i-iAro" AMI
Nassau.
TE'HE only truly scientific and Artistic it"-
slr Cr.'oc-er s-I Irpil' rHo.1fthFiilt VIEWS Of
GE) WAsilNo1Ot. O.. a.". 81 Oh a-e .'tclN . joan
Iec.e-. F,r sale lv vi StNlti. g. Dol4w4rt ~. b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-21

The Franco PruSsidn Var in a Nutshell, by
MELVILLE ID. LANDoS Carleton is Il volume OF nearly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-21
20 ~ GRAIN ~ Sxw YORK AID srooAuN VASE,
lCsr-us a.ort,i for TuE 1Glncyn D

nd, IA prize, lem 81 important, slrc ~c eoe AZ ~ "a,
f,t.1 iot. the r s moderated, st,r AID l,es -
g, orct, e 81 ~ a. For sat ia, utte has e'o co,
demand aI pr'rs sac s'cyi NJ qu"'c Ne hange
we quoic At VI l0api o. straw tout I'M or.W "a ,Vi
tie market Ivuaias pWci qntr Long he AZ - ~ ~
Short do o. ~ loD y. ADJ oar NttG.c - sr,.r. ~,
market net uat lii''s N' -'
quote N-ulok ga Lee lor ScUl 10 llmr a., 90. sn.
MOLASSF-No sal-s Foreign OF mportiuee; hel sr.t,
81. AZ ll. Porto Il 40 ii L Domcstc steady an1 ~ "N
dcms.. sales bnl, ORLEANS al tOe W. 'so L. sn,,
NAVAL STORFS-T,srr 4n'ac,Se and hh'i ~ ,.o
T.r,p. fa. cd moe favorable ad,es ir abfAa 'u & M.
rriuton suppl, Inquiry partly speou au, ~ M, Mi,
,syr m rt,.t, ems. gsUbbls merchanbe ~ 80 a9'o ~
Sonln II So To- sr,e sad lO bh oh spot AZ IAN ~ s,rnasi
A. f, lar ,. tr husincss dOugi salcs OF 90 hs> 49,
a, ,. 6UQ ?! bgl, quote: ~ IoG ~ - Iof 'V-S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-21
obstruction.

JdeirnCtou.
A GREAT Opportunity for Two Days Oaly.
caicr names and u Gos's college ' -' io-.'-e-'L
A NTUON GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
"A FFnI-AyE cohtEG OF TIVE .l-.iyTi-Sr'
Seventeenth ie-r se."n. ''..'i. -.. i.'' i'
A HOME SCHOOL for Ais,.s, at Rose Hill,
- Danbury. Conn. Placi. -l 1s. C. 'i. " NM.
DOAkDING SCHOOL.
ID TAEaYTOWN MILITARY ~ rITJTR
Fs tleIi j Jazz g. iir-dri sri rrorr,.o.
CUAPPAQUA MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE.
\ ArOtHDItG-sCHOQL or 90 ..'f en 't'' IT, '
CerofTftafL Bola tl! T . -- i.i a OF ~ weeks fIfn&
Fa commence 81 no '''.aT WELLS 1Iiroy c.n-,rn,. w
T7ENALE COLLEGE, Bouentown, y. J.
jonE E' H. 6alki,i:i = s.. rd..',at
GODDARD SEMINARY. forncrly Green
80, t. Term r,ruc.c,s I,5 % Bead, i. be-, g.t
and va.a,s ipefsee4. l"c.,g'a a."ea' J. l.. "1H.''-
GARDINER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aud
VI DAYSCHOOL ~ loING lAilt., &c. t-o .iI.',g,. 9
I'..D'u''' 'AI"'' l h. AMI S, e. D. GARDINER Parc,a.
GOLDEN NIL SEMINARY far Young Ia
C lc, Hris'p,r, Conn. &c. iAi.l "tif''' f1oep'-
IRVING INSTITUTE, TauytoWn, y. "a
ForcIcaSr apply to D. B. 40" 20 II. A. i"a.'a-
AIT. PLEASANT &$rTLiE. - Private
vi cla.,' 6r Bo.s. Amh,a'. No.. ls-.ia-I 1853. H. C.
MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL, White
M Pl. M Str.Yuk. PnaiqaI, o. o.. Willis. i. D.
DRIVATE INSTRUCTION in ENG LISIl
BRANCHES Classic sad Miileml@f hy efai1nt' 81 Harvard
Alire.s T. PERRY \. b. b. s. - i-Ieoa1ys conner a'',
CEWARD INSTlTUTE-FIoIidl,O Orange Co.,
y ny nv n, ios.lers v'at 90 90 au~c' Ion he-ils
Feb AMI tlrca summer months. 81 s-iL The best Of
accoAinoi tons Tens felsoasLle, sc-a FOR ca'l'o -
e. 6. hCHWFER. A. "
TENIE UPTOWN INSTITUTE, No. $50 Sixth
English br4ncbel uc,Ht and moe ltnEaayes ana nile
m4,s careful aI-lt o. " scLonne' an &" il'a, !llPls
VERMONT HOME SCHOOL POulmey, Vi
Eos IT, literally taken Ito DE i- 'u t7rghi al
ltarrs coli iur si'l peg year .u
cla. brooks stationery, aediBg ar! pc ely sl caT =. s tine
A. s'r Ey own hoy. Rev D. 'EN 'iAN, y. H..
S2 DID. l,,g %t adSSse Comma s' Spelling L.as
s. eafh PAlNE. o, Boarry.
FOR SALE-A splendid SCHOOL PROP
LRTf, hours fo NeNlofki large 'oifo1.' barn err s
and ier'apes lcl 10 .d ever yaurr 81 tu WIZ r
'ii I'm irniarc II desired Apyg 10 a'a H. D. NobLL Ho'A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-21
TIE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.-FIitsi CALL
100 O'CLOCK 4. VI.

0TFTI0I'HT T7II-Is
1900 s6s 1891 Colp.......lii li'9J T. ,-. H5 0ii
30 ......I,i.5o $500 Us. ts Cn.feneJ 80 IL
Sass Of STATE loHds-IiltlroIf fDaas-BaaL ad4 Hf"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-21

The following SHOWS the exports exclusive or specie
the pot Of NewYork to foreign ports for The Weeh
ending Feb a. and sint the beginning Of the year;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-21

DTrSON & co.'s STANDtFD OPERAS
LARGEST SIZED PfGE.I
Nf' vocal l.U9ouc Score. ilr.l-irs Rta.iyes. We.
English AMI ltsl.au words
Nov Ready:
ERNtNL TRDyATORE, LlCN.
~ ~ TEt'fsff tlsEsNDULA.
NORMA IUtHETiA BpKGlA nftIHi.
Poe OF each ndsolr booad & portage .ii receipt Of
l OLIVER prTEOS a Co.. Boston
BiTSoS e. Co., I'll BIo.dest. Ncs-iofk
A y INVOICE OF FINE ENGLISH BOOKS
a NUN OE EEiIfHTIu, AZ
N4~SAf-~I.
among vii.i ia. o.. Hf'7ai
Manuel Ga lia-, lh' lul'll ri''' @ 'erf'r
sfel.erf .u.r-s. -ev OBJ oA lt .tfl .-'al in
History O -a.u. Ea. lal t' l..rH N.i' s.- N'ir
History oI Fl .iu1rl,, Hoo. ''n -s 3 Fna.
Nlt.y JOB I1i..2 Vols. i... Jos. ..a . 'vt'
sal Cl.ri.'. s'a'csGe-s.. 8 Vols
All j. nice order and sold cheap.
NJ. DOOLADN, AGENT.
Nt-atUrr.