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Jan 81 t:l
Lost.

AM informed hy d. s. TAYLOR, Esq of
l. Shreveport, Louisiana, that two Checks,
drawn at shreveport, In, August 10, 1870, to
the order OF :: l.. Taylor, Attorney of Francis
". Fickliny :, Trustee, and specially endorsed
to Francis ". Fickliug, Trustee, or order; one
by j. j. Marshall, on Thomas +. Gregg, CO.
lumhla, South Carolita, for two thousa nd
dollars III gold, aud the other by J. J. Mar
shall, Executor. on the Citizens Bank OF New
orlcnh-, f"r siX thousand dollars in yold
were mailed to me by the cudoraer st Shrcvr-
lort. La. on the 22d August, 1870 These
Checks have not been rrccivd. Payment ha.-
in; been stopped, the public are warmed not to
negotiate them.
FRANCIS W. FiCKLiNG, Trustee.
Jan22
New Books at Bryan & McCartsrs.
I1NliE Lite OF l."id I'almcrrton. by EulMcr.
IL The Enc!ish Govrrnrss ut the Siamr.r
Court with plates
Ehc l'rrcys, by an'i"r If Stcpni,.g H,;,vcn-
wards Price II p.
The Victory of the Ta,;iu;.hr,l. by an,l.or
-! Sc!"nbrrs Family. sI.i5.
Light at Evening rimr--a book Of Comfort
dn'l Support for the A,,cd--by DR.. Holmc.
Arthur Helps Essays, written at intervals.
Joseph and His Friend. by Bayard Taylor.
Skrlchta of san Domingo, by Kcim. - 5D
.Norni's and Evening Exercises, by Il,ury
Ward hccchcr - co.
T"nr If DR.. %yntAX, with col0lc,, rlatcs
81 w; and other new Books. II rit all fancira
Also, variety OF new Novels, and another
supply of Diaries for ISL Jan 81
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LAW C0PARTNERSHIP.
TALLEY IL BARN WELL.

'I1I!E undersigned have this day entered
into Partnership in the practice Of ..w.,
u;id"r tho name of TALrEY BAnNwELL
w. II. TAI.LEY,
Jan ! NATHANIEL BARNWE!I
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Oils, Turpentine, Benzlne.
300 GALLONS LINSEED OIL,
ISVO 100 gallons Train Oil,
100 gallons Machinery Oil,
100 galons Spirits Turpcntinc,
100 gallons Alcohol,
50 gallons Is, mine,
10 barrels Kerosene Oil.
For sale low by l.. H. iIEiNIISu.
Jan - Wholesale and Retail Iiruuu:.t.
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Valuable Real Estate tor Sale

- TIE undersigned .ffcrs for sale Ten
I.S COT FACES, containing from two t. zen
Enom-. with nccrsanry grounds also,
two VACANT LOTS. Terms reasonable.
Apply to JOSEPH TAYlUK.
Jan tIg
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For Sale,
, ROO ACRES OF LAND in Barnacll
csSD\)O on the Edisto.
75O ACRES in Kcrshaw---in lots to suit.
HOUSE and LOT in Colnmba--sl2 ,OOO.
l House in this city, $1,000.
HOUSE and thirteen acres LAND. near TIE
Attorney at Law and Real Estate Agent
Sept rs 1y
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Carolina House---Notice.

fSNiiE proprietor Of the Carolina Honse an.
Il nnnnc"s To his patrons and the public
that alter This Gate. MI bIQCOltS aud WINES
VIII he sold IN his establishment ut greatly
reduced prices. All imported liquors will be
charged for AT the rate OF from , mas ccnts :
per glass; those of domestic manufacture
rom ~ to ID cents per glass. The proprietor
pledges himself. that what he Offers to his
customers -halt hu of the beet description.
AMI that his reduction OF prices shall moi
ail,ct the quality OF his stock, which has
given ami c"hii"u'a IL give such aatistar. ION
to the patrons CT the Carolina House
Jan ~ r. RAKIY prnrr;,lor
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OYSTERS! OYSTERS!
AM selling the best NORFOLK OYSTERS
Il offered i'll this market, and get Tho m fresh
every day from Norfolk.
huve also reduced the price to sl75 per
gallon, and smaller quantities iii proportion.
Families can have them delivered at their re
sidences, by leaving their orders at tho Ice
House. JOHN d. BATEMAN.
Nov % 2mO
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STOCIkS, BONDS and COUPONS bought
~ and sold by D. GAMBRILL, Broker.
Nov23 emo
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Just Received

w. FORTY head Of very ii.c youn;,
SfsSSA Kentucky MULES, many Of which are
esAaGs we'll broke,o harness. Apply ut Chas.
l"Hnn's Stables, corner Assembly and Scnut e
streets. VI. 5. ~ j. II. TiIBOTT.
Ian II
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Garden Seeds.

A LARGE assortment of fresh YEGETA-
IN BILE SEED, jua' in and for sale low.
Jan 13 EDWARD HOPE
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This is to certify that I purchased of DR..
p. B.. Turnipsoed, last spring. some of his
Bunch Cotton Seed; and am prepared to say.
without reserve. that they arc far superior to
any SEED have ever planted. Also, can
testify that tried the So called best Dickson
Seed side by side with thom, and will say un-
ih1esitatingly that thosc purchased from Dr.
Iurnipsecd fruited earlier and more abun-
daptly. C.P.A. BROOM.
souter Place, Cedar Creek, s. c., january
20. 1871.
This is to certify that saw the Cotton
grown by Mr.: G. ?. a. Broom, and can fully
corroborate his testimony as given above.
Il. N. LOWRANCE,
n. =. BROOM
Jan 2G 70" DAVID HAMlTER
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bunch Colon Seed.

MNXN THE undersigned offers for sale
gl5tSHfscvera hundred bushels CJTTON
,z1H.-As SEED, of tho varieties spoken Of be-
low. For terms address
T.. Is. TURNIPSEED, Columbia, S. G..
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

TnrRspAy NAY a-BEsyys-Aryah to-day 70 at WeeAa-.
len g5 N orpmunpaw and Onehandihs ml,iag ~ buf
locks when half th would have been ample The mrt' veg
dspre.s and 4 PER d SoT. ST rs ' s
d2ic claiming above lZse SI prime 4 eT e, iI1s
Scarcely anything offered at Ccm@unipa" and ere "a.
very LITTLE done one anicltSs the naI1e. at tne pace
upon which his usual army OF qmea were qsHs s S.
hill business rowing against strong tte ~ u.
ton possible there Is nothing which "ahS az
w T. DALEY I Que bunch Of 81 e't at re.
and 2J OF O. cSt, l2c both decent lots Of cattle N ri.
cattle viz: Il 8. lie, 81 10 CT, ago ~
Il and gOi, at scant l2!c-ths best al OF i1oi ~
: ScSnstcr bad 100 Of g. cst selling l'ie 81 y 2 c.t
Tosy soRs we're At work upon 1875 rated Of q"1 ' '
{ y:y sold Cir COED :, !, ~ 3 rs:
MsyeTn had S Of RSi eS selling a. c M Of 7d1i ~.
VA Cuys-Receipt. are quite but With slightly aosyi
demand all selling ard prices rather hrne OF y TO- -
STATE s. hume s J Es 6 ss s
J. Krbv sold 80 butermilk ?t al1s B at Sc 81 IA, Is,
sold % veaL, 46 b. at 'Aci 70 oil 10 " 49,
ID sie Y 1bur.,ou Co. sold 80 couns,.
calves M e. s. nS e % is b. State s
10, at H. and Is JERSEY 2, So calves 100 10 use asrase.
Wright ss 3 - S Jsr.e e ys Ga Se lao n 1
ans snrSr aSp $500 viz 10 S'' c H'm%aip.'
ear ct trade slow asa % b ,.tber sSt ee.Vu
sOId ones are worth fdooek sold 40 hesd Ohio
Kse iuyer Co. soM !I I.aaHa eigpe ,heep ~ M " % =
~ a. q Jersey $40 %. at lS. and - Of as 10 a. SO ,
W. Judd Buckingham sold so Illinois coarse WV
lower largely Robinsea.t Anderson BeMS q
of Iersey lsabs 20 coarse poor ~ ID a. re ~ {" s'"'
e. ri - 50 10 At l3lc and 81 Of 81 10 al ltc - "A a.
,IS Jeufe IL Delaware LAMBS, ~ 10 at llc W ''S''
=, Iilc and /. few pFme at lic
y = ,isr,,on L 20. sold 81 JERSEYS % 10 81 ID. -
Wnch HOas ,oA Y Delaware lambs - d. at i4S' teHs 81"
quality ,,,,s ., -. 90 ~ ,,Ialc
lsN-S al Porieth 81 and l. ~
Tey are even weaker hc ye,eriA thoush s "a
80 ned a. a c on account tie relatively light uply "A
hoes Those Lon down sold At dofc go N uyNp sa 70
/, owr Chicago to-day Ae'te ,1 ~ =, L.
. sos long h vail k. item 20 the regular 5sps % g.
dy quoted here asd3c pigs nght ,,rs .rs
terty s66 Of "a g. partly g. arrive to-day al - =. -
Ali to- ~ ga private terms rsm Quotations S0"'~
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS md MlNNt =, ,.l
RAILROAD of Iowa il now earning more IMAM /; le'
cent net on the amount of its mortgage oDlEa!nus,
ita ner cent gnld bonds are equal Tor security 10
Governments or any Railroad issue. Ihsi CON- ON,
maud n ready market, aud we are prepared 10 p"y
and sell them nc all times. -, o,,,
No Investment i'm tho market, possessing eq'inl
guarantees of safety returns An eInai pf'en'"s' "
interest. -,
Tho Chicago. Burlington ara quincy mas R'NV"
tfaslr gp,fltee and obligated itself 10 invest ~
tncoc bonds 90 per cent Of the gross eanibs' deNtu
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCk.

Per No'A R,,er I,ses ae a h'' y ~ - D,e.ssr 80
bale cotton t3 bbs Bggs. 3oj7 beh Flour Bs.Ds,
=. s. ,h Corn IN so L-h Oats 80 bash fsss INA
~ h M,i Go Isc, M bales Flax ?li bales Hop " sat,.r
iJ bis . ISIS sides Leather ~ obis rS'I as lsS Lard ~
c5 rk Chess ~ pigs Tsow lti tea Lam "a NE ryhsoss,
~. ,r,.s 81 An, isrl on lAa0 pigs starch DO D1~
~ ..s.' =. ,b5,,o 80 bills Nlisky, PA bales Wool
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T6F STATE OF TRADE.

hUEOrBAS MARKETS. A.. - a.,s,y
r..-., Az ia-im3i m-l'ottoa oTesei frirs s@' wv
~. T,i.n 1taTi. Miing Orleans, IA ~
- ~. av ISL: Cano opened al ~ ~. ~, All
o ~ - a." .e,,,nI Ualtrl state. nvs-IwtBS bss4A '
is.s I'D alI 1901, AZ Territories We
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The first volume of a new series entiueu
Science for The Young, and treating of the suu9o" -,
Heat by JACOB ABBOTT, is published by Harper d.
ers The series has been prepared with specii
TO the comprehension and taste of young reauoi,, 80
written for the most part in the form OF i"iiii"i
rative, but it is also eminently adapted 10 tots
advanced student in possession Of the rea A"o,0
and discoveries in science which In many reSpoos io
the most brilliant characteristics Oh tno "s0 :,
volume now issued as the first fruits vi I" io'N 0
scientific inouiry Mr.. Abbott gives d Popui"i 0Ni
of tho nrinciples of combustion OF neat us ioi VI
60 90 ,be mechanical equivalent OF neat ana Vi
-, -, theories which are now the Opects
:, ,de and intelligent curiosity. Inc Pheasant
a. -. =, bvpothetical voyage in one OF the great
ar steamers affords the writer On excellent op-
,,p,.v for illustrating the details OF the SUBJECT ana
septing IL in variety of unexpected practical appl-
otions 10 the attention Of his readers In the prepare
on of the volume, Mr. Abbott has avoided the errors 30
common with writers for popular effect that OF siurhS
over the difficulties of the subject through the desire ol
making il ineligible and attractive TO unleained read
ers He never Hampers with the truth OF science nor az
tempts TO dodge the solution of knotty problem behind
cloud OF plausible illustrations Take for example his
account of Joules experiments FOR determining the me-
cbanical equivalent of heat with his statement .of the
results and you will have specimen of the successful
rendering of rigid science into popular language. THE
numerou Illustrations which accompany every chapter
are of unreasonable value in the comprehension OF the
text and come next To actual experiment as an ALI 10
the reader.
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T OOK OUT FOR
COCKTAILS!
TIE LIVE ILLUMINATED, ILLUSTRATED COMIC PAPER
COCKTAILS
SHORT AND SWEET.
COCKTAILS!
SIXTEEN PAGES-SIX CENTS.
COCKTAILS!
EVERY NIP WILL AID DIGESTION.
COCKTAILS
SOMETHING GOOD BEFORE BREAKFAST
COCKTAILS!
IF You WOULD SEE HOW THE OLD THING WORKS"
GIT UP AND GIT" A COCKTAIL. YOU FOLKS
COCKTAILS
READY SATURDAY, MAY 20.
Send IN y0nf orders 10
INDEPENDENT NEWS Co..
ll3 Hsssau-st.. New. Tork CITY,
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Foreign exchange has been strong N rates as seined

The money market has been easy with free nfferngs
on call at and on pledge OF approvea collateral
choice grades Of commercial paper moving Quickly at
sac per cent
The Government bond market wns strong and higher.
closing buoyant at the best figures Of the day ta,e
business having been fairly active
Fisk Il Hatch report as follows at 4 D. m:
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New publications.

mon IccITFD nv j. b. LIPPlNCOTT d
y q prRIIsIIRRs Nos. II 2 ana y5r hiAnnhA''i' i
~ ~, So e;,i =. ,d IS BOND sr., kEW. ioRhn
ADhlriiiA' anu WHY DID HE NOT DIE
,, ,up GpRwAN or AID Won v0LCKHAUSEN BY hn
Ar ,u.,s, Translator Of The Old mamseles secret 10"
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I'M. story ul equal dramatic force ana M
~ ne ,fted TRANSACTIONS hitherto presented the pubic
se 70 any and graceful author Of ;he present rendition
F" wv ' XFNOPHON
n si Alexander Grant Bart Principal Of the University o.
bry With Ma Illustrating Route Of the Ten thousand
nS vi VIII Of Classics for Bngsh Readers 6mo Fine
cloth. 81. ,--.-,, t,u... r.n.,.i
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teachers pretty clear that Miss Youmenss hoos
brings us considerably nearer to this realization than
anything previously offered. IL has now had years
trial and our most eminent educators testify with great
expcness and unanimty to its superior working quail
ties Encouraged by this success the author has re-
yised aud enlarged the book adding half dozen chap
ters and many new illustrations while at the same time
the publishers have reduced the price as to bring IL
within the reach Of all classes in the common and pubic
schools.
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State bonds were firm a moderately active volume
OF business The dealings not large usual and
the fluctuations less frequent The following the
bids:
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THE CONSERVATIVE REFORMATION AND IT'S
TIIE0I OGN


THE CONSERVATIVE REFORMATION AND IT'S
As REPRESENTED IN FAX ohiTe3SBhRe CONFESSION AND
yaf aEosS TE r Ey4 NESak
'"'"'"' THE HISTORY OF FLORIDA,
r fFG cld 81 q ThF fbohps N a By G. r.
STORY OF VIRGINIA tsh hohE,LFH By Mary Tucker M.s
LIMO Extra ''i How \ If Fl ALL HAPPENED.
THE pATGHTER Or An j EGYffIAN rI KING 4uF
Gi,RMhN 6f GEoRcE TBERS by HENRY REED. limo. Pine
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A NOVEL. TRANSLATED FROM THE GERMAN. limo Fine
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1THIRD EDITION NEARLY READY.
CALVINISM.
AN ADDRESS pELIvTRBD AT ST. ANDREWS,
MARCH II. 1871
BY JAMES ANTHONY FROUDB, MA,
Author Of History Of England" &c
vol oro, in cloth, IS cents
CRITICAL NOTICES.
e.y full q original thought and quite worthy Of ito 'eeorn'
Ilshel author -IAlbany Evening Journal
One Of the mos. theological literature Of
late years.-lE Y. Evening Mail
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IT, STYLE spenId eloquent fne specimen Of classical Bnghh
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The address. COMMANDED wide attention, and will stand as one OF
the mastery opinions given the faeet-Cleveahd Daily
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The literary merits Of the address peculiarly hghChieaso Even
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This address tb clear aud chae style for when NJ
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g. w CARLETON Publishers, Maison-squsre, New-Yofs
Sold q, the Tribune aud by mail postage free
" THE TRIBUNE ASSOCIATION,
Tribune Oiice, New.iOrk
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-FlRsT CALI,
1O1 O'CLOCK A. NJ.

GousTrment bont-
mn @ q IN Gan ia -. TIA 5000 q. T. 520Con bI'''''ih
oo y small iii 1000 u T. Ss lot0
Zoo u & $40 n.....l3f 600 u o. "seo"'
Sail, of state Railroad Boad.-Ba'" ana '''s P
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-19

A new aud enlarged edition If The FIRST
Book Of botany by ELIZA A YoUMANs, has just been
issued by d. Appleton Co. We noticed Miss H0uInanss
book upon its first appearance, as developing new
method study which had large claims upon the direct
Ors primary education The object OF the author was
not so much TO furnish a botany a method Of mental
training. Assuming the next great need Of popular eat
cation to be TO bring TIE mind into direct and init
mate intercourse with nature, her object TO select
come one field OF natural phenomena which was best
8ed for the purpose and employ IL for the regular sys
tenatie and CONTIGUOUS cultivation Of the observing
powers OF pupil The want Of provision for this kind
Of study VIGOROUSLY the greatest deficiency Of our
educational system. While the objects. relations aud
laws OF the living world the verities in which all
human beings vitality concerned their study,
which should be first, j. hardly attended to at
all In fact naturt. the ,rng-point aud training
ground OF the mind conspcuOusy absent from the
school culture OF to-day from philosophy before
ue time Of Bacon. The groupings ard stumblRgs after
object teaching indeed excellent sign Of the
lines, and IL is organize this into coherent and eff
tient Inetb0d-tO give il value training End Eaake
tiDirOductOTy To scientific cuture-that Miss Yoasns
has prepared her book Che claims that botany should
De Introduced into general education fourth fuda
nehs branch OF study and that II r. capable Of doing
tor tie observing powers wat mathematics do for tho
po~ers OF calculation. Tho attainment Of shch an
Pp9ef, II - needless TO say, would Doe a important
sp ~ me progress Of primary education, and most
S"iuafy lnaAcAce IN shaping the growing mind OF the
fPuhHy Ana any book method which even partially
s'S u sas ~ vaysauSe Claim uvon tho attention Of
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Ncw Fluctuations.
A MEXICAN PHOTO-LITH0GRAPH CO.'S
N OFllCE has been removed to so. io3 Iultonst Ny
HORACE GREELEY NEW BOOK.
Another Edition Just Ready.
WHAT KNOW or FARMING.
KNOW
PAIRING

One books Published the su3e II does no.
Of dull upon Az cuse ibs no one eau "
nterestea in written by OF tie greatest as wen Is oe
simplest writers in the world in his most ssiee~oe N
Farmers will gather from lis great deal Of valuable
Tor them IN he.r and tic general reader WI" uha
cecny fascinating the pleasant style OF din he various TOPICS
The Farmer will mai Thousands Of dollars II be "h op
road and practice from and other readers ce yOls Po
vii eathr fm is senbe pages advice plainly told maj wi" Ve goa
TO them il after life.
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Coleman Benedict's closing quotations were:

Tie gold market has been strong the speculation being
in favor OF higher quotations the especially as the
Treasury sold only the advertised amount OF god other
wise considerations affecting the pre-
MUM. The opening price WAS ILL., and with the eNcep
ton of a momcnary decline OF per cent advanced TO
l2l late dealings. After the closing of the Board
liberal sales gold fell of TO lE The short interest is
reflected in the loan market where rates dat and
one per cent both for borrowing and carrying. The
days business at the Gold Exchange Bank was fol-
lows: Gold cleared tiG19OOO; gold balances Sa26e6;
currency balances, N,S3o2i6. The following the
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THE MARKETS.
iCsrsfullI rerorted for THE TRrprYH.

ItaftfdllJ reported i0r ne TRPrNHI
,cupe ~ THURSDAY, Mas ~ III.
Pc - o. ~ Ps are IN moderate derand and steady i5Gs12.
ct ~ ~ ,ui, sia neniEal al 7aG915.
las good ua1 AZ Nal ureeS sale- eco
% lne iuaig 32a7 s62 cnrsumptol
y on shd &c IN transit; delivery, for
Sd ~ 49, y. ,s o S9fe a. l4di5c 100 for JAY Ei4ls.c
JSy 2So istGtSl and 10 er September u l5ls; and
heT u BE We y N'-l,.i HV' ~" lDI NePtm
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Mr. Greeley this book in the rlane and simplest manner
generally accorded the mer OF having set
forth he little pretend language that few can fail to IN
" deTssnd.
81 have avoided coa the Of terms and distinctions un'
e familiar 10 the general car.
"The little hydrogen NITROGEN etc have KEPT 70
since whatever ht would he useless tho
aeai acquainted elementary truths Of chemistry, and only
perpexIng to others
nv understood r an avrag shooboy OF years, then have
M 10 male that pargra, rs simple and lacd intended"
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Gedcber5.

A GRADUATE of Yale, with highest city
IA referees will GIVE PRIVATE INSTRUCTION. Preparation
for college specially. Address. YALE, TdbnHe Ohee.
4" mer. School Institute IA BOnd-st., supplies
~ schools families with reliable Teacher Teachers wanting
positions should have Application Pom W schemehorn Aulry
YNEACHERS WANTED for English, French,
G.man Classics Painting and Musio introduce TO Families,
and Send for Hpfa Plan. Address with
,tampl AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL UNION, No. Ij7 Broadway
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HUME MAGAZINES.
THE ATT, ANTJC MONTHLY.

hF ~ i.A.N ~ w ~, - :, D..
Contents: Boandng by FLtGG; The shifting OF Power
Meletabc Poem, Lucy LAECOH Nrgnian IN New agu
Thry6e Ago Part VI The Capture OF fot usher fr H. W
IL JOCgWoOp Generation Generation Part l. by tARO
LINZ CnYsEBRO The Robin Poem by JONI g. WHITTIER Noun
neerne Nevada Part H. by CLARENCE KING; Amen
car Part w. bg NJ. p Kate Beaumont Part VI by
Bubbles from Ancient Pipe; The Ne6 EHgsh
Lamb Works by BABsoS Summer Mood ~ h's
Ron Eucvclea Of Traveller Par l., by H. H.; Our Nhserng
Gallery VI (CbsIls Dckns) by JANIS YIELDS Reeen L
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rom all business from this road This is sufsc;srs
nclcation OF the estimate Of the enterprise bv az
largest and most faI-sighted corporation In the Wet
Pnce " and accrued interest In currency. pam
phlets and full particulars furnished on application
HENRY CLEws IL Co, 81 WalIst'
TANNER & Co.,
Bankers,
No. II Wall-st.,
New-York,
Dealers in Stocks, Bonds, Gold, and Exchange
Orders executed at the Stock and Gold Exchanges
Interest allowed on Deposits subject to CHECK Al
sight.
Buy and sell the First Mortgage Eight Per Cent
Gold Bonds of the ST. Joseph and Denves City Rail-
road Company.
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