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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-13

Grant s;cn Republican Central Committee a ma
lar ng will be TUB DAY bEhhlAD March ~ o. 30 '4
At Ilea I4u F.tI ond twenty second St W 9aI
Tn%S n CorrNd IT, Secielsis ANDNb" '" Tt.iien,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-13

~ - 50 INV - W"
GENESEE COrNTY.
Republicans .; Democrats, T.
LIVINGSTON COUNTY.

A,o, TIouer v Dln,yiIe FduftHSr r. I'm
Caledonia. A. Ferguson .dfel r. ipg,'' %
G. Cuc ....l ~ ,saa lslae H2mp Z
T. foragc.....B 4. kuetlud....
G,,tr.d Ce,rye = Erarf 81 Shepdr.... ~
Johp H. JOBes.. Il Spurgssier. Robert H. Niley. 2il
Vim r. AlrNair.. N. Sparta. Le1Rard r. fisd. -
J,ln " TLrTstoa Il York Archibald Kennedy 20
M g.rri. John SNersfH.16 Republicans. o. Democrats, g.
I.siKe .I-keInhIclns. b UeIosIals y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-13
Republican, General Cel.lmittee.

ENAMlNAIION OF ASsVV ~ Ut IOII, q, yorn,y
EVENING clock, ncadqu1rer fithaFe an IshV
secon.lsi. Joan COCHRASB Chairman Commit 9
A Regular Meet ing Of the FIRST ASSEMBLY DlSFRlCr
UNION REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION vii b. bell head9us,n
n orler HgSkY SMITH, P,ssideaL
A \ PkTTIr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-13

DIED

AU Notices Of Marriages must BE- Endorsed 9th full
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09
SECOND BOARD,
o,oore o a., - sobs or Gorfvament Bona.
COW T. r. os 81 'on''..l7 100 Us 52OCoa "a .......lE
SECOND BOARD. pm.
THURspAY. juno s-P.M.


The stock market has been feverish and ex-
cited to-day, aud the bears at the close have decidedly
the best of the contest The market opened fsGy and
shortly after under very vigorous raid OF Rock Island
and Lake Shore the whole market became weak These
stocks have been used FOR long time 10 sustain the mar
ket on the point conhdentially given out that large
scrip dividends would be declared both stocks TIE
downward movement to-day further accelerated by
sales Of long stock large blocks being thrown overheard
at each successive stage OF the decline. About
midday the downward career was arrested by
the appearance in the street, and the purchases
Of some OF the prominent chques, which rallied the
ket for a time, but in the afternoon the selling move
ment was again commenced when prices took the back
track, and a further lower range remarked.
Nothing definite is known respecting the doings OF tho
Rock Island people in Chicago yesterday, although Of
course there endless rumors these being II least
sufficient ~ subscrve the ends of the parties in The ring
The number Of shares changing hands amounts 10 about
7O01O shares At the meeting Of the Lake shore d.
rectors held in this city to-day cash dividend OF four
per cent was declared payable August l. meeting
Of the stockholders has been called for July a.
to take into consideration the propuety Of increasing
the share capital To these considerations may be- per
haps traced the sharp break in the stock While Lake
shore and Rock Island absorbed the chief attention OF
the street. a moderate business done in New-fork
Central Erie Northwest, and Union Pacific the invest
ment securities being practically neglected In the mis-
ceaneous list Western Union rather Heavy, the coas
stocks being quiet but strong Expires shares were
steady The following table shows the highest ana low
est prices OF active stocks made to-day:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09
MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS..

Mr.. Ernst Reinking. the New-YOrk agent for
the musical publications Of the wcllknOwn Leipsic and
Berlin house of f. Peters is doing great service to
amateurs by the Issue good and extraordinarily cheap
editions OF standard musical classics. To give ms all
Beethovens panotorte sOnatas for g. and panooTte
arrangement OF the nine great symphonies Tor 50 49, is
a good deed which deserves to he COMMUNICATED. The
arrangement OF the Symphonies to which we refer s that
Of whitman, for two hands The work is well printed
from copper plates on large clear page The cheapest
edition OF the S0nGtdS Is in somewhat smaller form and
more compact notation, but still egble and comey and
there is another edition. IN two volumes uniform with
tbe symphonies revised and fingered by K6hler--To
the same series Of publications beloggs collection OF
Ser,pjeen NOetn7es ty John Field likewise revised and
fingered by K6hler.
Among the vocal music published by the same firm
we have a pretty edition OF the Sohumann Album
including the three series Of known the Lieder
kreis (' Bouquet OF songs') Frd"eniiebe md Leben
c.woman's Love and Life y, and Diehteriiebc e. Poets
lave ~ charming specimens OF the spirit OF great
master whom the people are learning more ana more per-
fecty TO appreciate There also attractive editions in
octave form Of Handes oratorO OF Joshua ana his can
tata Aiepander's Feast Both these, as wei hs the
schum ann songs have English and German "orur' anu
all are dstingu for the beauty OF exterior ann mar
vicious cheapBess OF price for which the Peters odiohs
are 10 deseryedy popular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09

Old and Ne,c for June, though last in APP
NEARING is not the least in attractions OF monthly
swarm of Magazines Among other papers Of interest
there is description of Sorrento Days, giving hui
morous account of the famous orange groves of that
charming locality =; our Apartment" isa second chapter
OF the experiment NJ housekeeping in Rome, full of use
full suggestions with regard to the domestic habits ell
mate other points of interest to persons who intend
wintering lin the Eternal city; How Haiti was Set
fled is readable aud instructive historical essay and
shakerdom" presents lively view of the pccnliarties
OF that branch Of the Latter bay Saints which dis
cards matrilDony, and lives in sweetness and plenty
like hons i'm "A hive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09

Castles in the dir, and OHer PhdnidSies, by
BARRY GRAY (fIurd & HoughtoD) is a new volume OF
domestic and rural sketches written with slight pretcn
sicus 10 brilliant Wit painful thought, but presenting
series of natural pictures of everyday life. and well
adapted for weather reading when too great ajax
on the attention would be regarded as bore The quiet
umor OF the author which frequently crops out on the
pages gives zes 10 his stories, and carries the reader
through the somewhat protractcd details not only with
ont weariness bat with a certain sense OF harmless
qualification.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09

ThougktsJor the Young Men Of 1merica, by b.
L. REAyIs Is. r. wes). a collection OF wholesome
counses original and selected for the benefit of the
rising generation, presenting variety OF important
truths plain words. They will not asonish the reader
by any remarkable novelty of thought boldness of
expression but they abound in "wse and modern
instances" which afford safer intellectual diet than
the floods OF popular fiction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09
,o,,ors ,hcv have considered All other religions az

revelations they have considered all other religions az
inventions the true religions they have found noth
ing false in the false religions nothing true The doe
trnes Of the heather religions were corrupt ana ther
worship debasing Their influence was to make men
worse not better They did not proceed in any sense
from God; they not even the work OF good men;
but the offspring of priestcraft and mposure This ~s
the view of the eminent defenders Of Christianity I'D %
last century, like Leland, Whitby, and Warburton
even more liberal thinkers, like Locke and John -
maintained the same opinion. Dr. Clarke, Oh ,,nio
hand, contends, in this able work, that ' -, - tho
religions comprise more truth than error, nv ,hov
whole have been useful to mankind. I'D NE ,'na, oy
ad NOT in human fraud but are the na'ura on
srring NJ nrovidential laws Had they ho' o' .,'
more of good than OF evil they coulu no' -,
place in the history OF the woriu. nv -, ,o,o,oo
principles in human nature on ' -, % ,r,t,al real
and accountability on the recognition oi sipii"'' i'
anu y, atter and on the need OF looking mp
~ " o,yer superior to ourselves. The absolute
-, I.oss Of all religions, except those 10 ~hch
-, " revealed" Is usually applied, Dr. Oarke
- a. ip opposition TO the law OF progress WHICH
-, lives Significance and unity to history Elsewhere
o. ,ho universe we only progress, never recession
oIogy shows Ills higher forms of life succeeding TO e
,wer Botany exhibits the hchens and MOSES pre-
naring the soil for complex forms OF vegetation
Civil history presents the spectacle OF the savage state
giving way to barbarc culture and that TO modern CIVIL
zaton The development OF religion follows the same
law. Heather religions have prepared the way ior
Christianity, while that presents all the characteristics
OF consummate divine revelation. This is the line OF
thought which has guided the author in hisresearches
among the ancient religions of mankind His presenta-
ton of the sy stems of Brahmanism BUDDHISM ana the
Zendavesta of the polytheism of Greece ana Rome ana
of the TeutOnic and Scandinavian religion, Is r OF III
erest and instruction. Seldom the fruits OF recon
dite and curious learning set forth in so attractive
form. The author has collected the results OF the latest
antiquarian and linguistic investigations on the subject
OF Oriental Northern and classical opinions, and with
out making his erudition burden, obstacle to III
dependent thought has brought the scattered rays OF
light to luminous center which will prove beneeent
landmarktO future inQurers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09

Railroad bonds were fairly aeuVe' pr''' '''lI1 IN
well maintained. The principal trahS''u'', ", ,,,,
Central Pacincs at 1927 alOl.; Union ra''" ,an,.
q2s; Hannibal and ST. Joseph con'er'pe' "a. ,n,
,o,,. Michigan Southern sinking Fund b"Sds' loib
Mrs and Essex DDS. es and aud l. C. lsis So DIS
,cbes from the Pacific Coast state thai ne oou'niI
Pacific Railroad OF California has been comp 70" "
lister o. miles south OF San Francisco an" snS' -
are running thereon. Grading and brdyiN- "o -
on II miles south OF HOllister. The ioilo""~ "'i'
I,ids fnr rn lWnY mnrteaRNS: .I lid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09

The Second Volume of Sciepce for the Young,
by JACOB ABBOTT Harper & Brothers., treats OF the
theory of Light" presenting in popular form the
latest conclusions of chemical and optical science on the
subject and calculating its various points OF interest
with characteristic clearness and force Its simplicity Of
language and the beauty and appropriateness OF its
pictorial Illustrations make II most attractive volume
for young persons while the uness and accuracy Of the
information with which oyerfows commends it TO the
attention OF mature readers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09
Coleman Benedict's closing quotations were:

Prior to the opening OF the bids for m" secretarys
gold to-day, the sales were al ll2 Ci2. but subse'
quenty when it transpired that only tie advertised
amount had been sold. the price pushed forwardw
1l2t The cash gold has been easier tot.. the rates
being fat for borrowing to and per cent carrying
In conducting this squeeze" the combination appears
to have "killed the that laid the golden egg IN
that they have demoralized foreign exchange that
at present reduced rates there is no profit boz exporting
the precious metal. Double eagles which have hereto
fore commanded premium OF per cent, are to-day
accessible at per cent. The specie shipment to-day
footed m only $4,000 The days bushes, - the Gold
Exchange Bank was as follows: Gold clcar' 77e0}o0;
Gold balances, s24jc,i73; Currency baarc &72',@h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09

Gardening for Money, by CHARLES BARNARD
dorine is a readable volume, showing in the form OF
pleasant fictitious narrative how the family OF YANKEE
widow and other specimens Of New'Engmd thrlit'
managed to keep their heads above water ana gam
handsome income by the cultivation of flowers straw
hcrries and Vegetables.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09

Prophecy Interpreted by History by JOHN w.
BIRCHmoRE A. NJ q. p. Dutton Coz is the title of an
exposltory study of the Book of Daniel and Of the
Apocalypse in which the writer finds the events of
cent times f0reshadOwed in those ancient records II is
work OF curious ingenuity presenting many points of
interest TO students of the Scripture who hold to the
literal Interpretation Of prophecy and seek for the full
flment of the dark sayings" Of Old in the course of
modern history.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09
DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST
L RRN RAILROAD


NEW BROAD GAUGE LINE to Water CAP 81 ee5s.o5
Bingamon. SJracIse aud OHego WlIho HASGE Of ,N
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS. commencing M0SDAi, 5ay i is,L
800 BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAM va bool'a D's.
couneng With and b. r. r. 'or Kingston WDAe'rre
55 a. m EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN, eonnas At Dayi sh G e
for Andoer Washington with the D. L. ami W. R R.
u.e and osvego and at with Lhgh VALLEY R. Tor all points
1910 H. LEHI6H VALLEY EXPRESS stops at NeUark N9.-.s
town Dover Waterloo IIackettown Washington Pnipsours
ard Ea1 eGPnf s 3D. N% 70, Rel E Iei and at EsoH with
L. v r. r. for Bethlehem Allentown aaueh ChunA "As'o'ffe
400 p H. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN, via Paterson aa
Boonion directly through to Bnghaion WITHOUT 'AlLg o. tar
'Sio M RAsT0S EXPRESS connects a. Dover with Chester R.
R. at Waterloo R. R. and at Eaton With L. v R. h. for
Bethlehem A,SpT9 sgryg ,II sa l Bp Chester
FOR MoRFISTowS a7:l5 g:lo n:ao 1900 NJ $780, 1920 $40
For SUMMIT and intermediate stations Goo 77i5 gao 1910
For iYGE and sol Til ORANGE 7:@ 9:io go lo9
and ll:2O l:lO 2ao, 3:l0 $40 49, 1S o'O' ~" '' ''
Tor SEwARK s M @ 80 60, go 5,9 go g.. clo 10 l9S S
$40 20 $40 $3.50 600 $50 Glo 800 $50 s:l5 and
ne sre SerY LR for BLooSED ard MoYTCLAIR GO
S'o 'ni I'O a. H. ''D -'' '' S SclocH Superintendent
ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS Leave Dep0ts
IL OF Chamcrst ald foot Of ss a. 2IoHs' r, m s2l
D NJ and D. m da Yeg and improved DlwingRoom COACHES
es9sa5. a oI 51 a s11G sleeping
nsn NJ to train Gs's s% s sas Sifos
su.pcnp9 Bdie and Train leaves
daily At CHS p. IN.
For Mtletown and WAY. go and $3.50 p M and Sundays
ONLY $50 q
For Otisvire and Way at Fll:30 m.
Newburgh and Way, 1t 9uJ d. $3.50 and ':JD M
For Suhern and Way, and p N.
and Nay 6;4 10 IL m 'lf, 9'l' ui''
8:l5 m and IL mida GIT. 80 ar
For sekenack dsle and Spring valley. at 800 and Pas
1900 $500 6oo and 6:i5 and Thursdays and Sundays only "
tl2 midnight
For Prmont MACK Tmans Wav. $3.50 1872 $780,
AIS f4J 55 and Saturdays only, ~ midnight
depot than above time Last boat from 2Jst
TetS for Passage and Apartments in Dravngoom and Sleeping
Coaches for the checking lnl nse. Of Bag
gss ry b. len al Company oe 4 53 and JioaiSay 20
t9ambersr 80 G.nah-- 5J Fu0l, BroAyu lO rofd ray,
Nashu Dr0ts root Cl3mh.rt and foot of Z}st New
York AMI Long Dock Depot jersey Ky and Of the Agents the pm
cipaI hotels.
.bqiv tFor Penont and Mack +Fcr hackehsaek
for lilac k-.sara E.LsiaIe 0Ll.. - -
r II PTCEPp Ma 1q WM. r. BARR,
Gtnl SlB- l5.i De- Fss y -"
NETWORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09

The Commercial Travellers Guide Book by l..
p BRoCKETT. NJ u. Oh. Dayton Coz, is compilation
of useful matter relating TO the business Of commercial
travelling. with great variety OF tabular information
with regard 20 location of towns accessible by rail-
road ana their industrial and business character and re-
sources The volume is novelty among books Of refer
ence in this country and promises to he work of prac
teal utility to large and increasing class for whose
benefit it is designed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09

The Young Mechanic, by the Author of The
Lathe and Its Uses" (G. j. Putnam Sonsl contains di
rectons for the use Of all kinds Of tools and for the con-
strucon OF steam engines and mechanical models in
GLIDING the art of turning in wood and metal 1t was
written especially for the use of boys and begin
ners but gives good deal of information that may be
of value to the practical mechanic The author handles
the subject personal knowledge, and expresses his
ideas without circumlocution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09
Eorcign Exchnne, wa. un.ettlea and rate. were 10

Money continues easy at and per cent 10 INC DVI'
dealers, and and to the general easS o' 'o'io"'
Choice discounts 20 readily az a. 80 per eehi'
Government bonds have been dun on tue ep'hc nv
but firm. closing steady on tue OASIS Oh H'.@iI's
&C., Eisl & U,tcb report Governments follows al
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Mem Publications.
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One may however With justice claim for this work, and that
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09

The Second Volume of The Life Of John
Million, by DAVID MASON (lacmlan Coz brings down
the narrative to the meeting of the Westminster Assem-
by in 1913 and is filed with Illustrations OF the spirit
and manners of the times well as Of incidents III the
history Of the immortal English poet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09

TIN GREAT RELIGIONS AN ESSAY IN COMPARATIVE
THEOLOGY. By JlHr FKsEsAs CIAhkG I'm" ~ go
Is4se- K O,gooi 4 Co
la treating Of other religions beside Chris
,nity. OF the Christian apolocists have been
cutoned 90 speak Of them In OF disparagement
whiie regarding the jewish and Christian reisions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09

Wonders of European Art, by LOUIS WAR
DOT Charles scribner a. COL forms excellent pocket
volume for the Of foreign travellers. comprising de-
scrpye notices OF the most celebrated paintings in the
Spanish German Flemish Dutch, and French Schools Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09
Jusirurtlon.

BOARDING SCHOOL.
10 TAKRiTOwk MILITARY INSTITUTE
TARHlIOWH ~ T.
Rev H. JACKSON. PnBeipsl and Proprietor
COUNTRY HOME and SCHOOL, for Is boys
~ kom 70 u yesIs q 100 Tor aIess
address Ira PKkfIbLD, s,spssy Depot, Csss.
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5teamboais and Railroads.

-~~ ~~~<e-~
SAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT
s pS s sSs M ~%st Ts es junction syf Law
ss ps dS aoa Tns sss and 'sneh
lrY or Egw.YoRK,
CITY OF LAWRENCE and
r :' sdG 5a cox s '.s ;ss RON
For London and Norwich. connecting with P trains
and Boston Hsio nS E 9.s SSern Norwich and w@
reI through tickets and vs Of freight apply The ose Per co.
Kcw-Yors Oct 49, 1852 'Ai' IT, Agent
EOR STAMFORD and GREENWICH-Tbe
Eets EVERY AFTERNOONS 2o and Ttyseysstst s 5a5
O'Clock Returning leaves Stamford O'Clock and Gsnse at rs
HUDSON RIVER NAVIGATION RESUMED
hS o1is G rtoP' o tSs for A'f Ps Hge their
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PRovIDENCE. BOSTON. WORCESTER,
Cabin are g SosT9S. - = 6Pge69yyiTBBEEScE g
Freight rats Connect At Providence with Boston Prov.
and Worcester r. BIS for snimport'n N Eng Giles AMI towns
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
Passenger Freight Depot ScwYork Of hbey
meets somerye with South Branch Railroad at Hampton Junction
With the Lesl ana $ s ANA :. Sn 'n 'n
burgh the West without change u also % Central Pcnn
'''' '' ' AIfEST9yws 5ISE s 70 TIE WEST
Ga, mPos Frnnon' Tasop, Bethebem MaucS Chunk ws,
barre POn MainOy City, Mt Carmel HaletOn TankhanHoch
Por Easton Connecting at junction With Del. Lack and
West. r. r.
ga m-WEsTERS EXPRESS daily (etcept sundars for Rason AZ
n'own Harrisburg and the Wet Connects at sonerVe for en-
ngton Phil psbug with Legh sns1e Division for Nanch
CHUNK Wzebare scranton WiHamspor Bne Sc Eaou With
Leigh Valley Railroad for Manch Chunk
1880 q. m-Way Train for Someylle. - , ~,
l2:Jo p mFor Pennington EHstQn Allentown sauch chahs
Mahanoy City, azeon, Wkebar, Reading Colombia Lanss
Ehnti Pottsyie Harrisburg &c Connects at Phhps6ur Tor 3D.
2p.m.-For Panfeh. 49, -,
2np m-Fo Raston Connects Phlpsbug with Lehgh End
Su Division for Allentown Wlkebaue and Sn'ou and al Bston
with Leich Valley AMI Catasan4 Connects II
Junction With d. l.. ami W. K r.
4 nj EastOn Allentown and Manch Cbnnz
4..op. m-Por Soneryile and Fi.mington ,,,, a.,
5p.m-CtNCISStU ExPHEss, dllT. 10Y Easbh D''hlfun
town ding Harshrg Pitbugh Chicago and Cincinnati Sleep
ng nd Palace Cars o Pittsburgh and Chicago
5:l5 y. m-FOr Someryile.
D. in.-For EaSt0n.
D.m.-For SOmeryle.
80 m (I,migrant)-Fo Elston.
9:40p. m-For Panfeld ,c.,
For Ffatetha al $40 600 6j1 SIS 80 500 8.V 9yj -
1880 Has A. m; 123 Loo, 200, 30 35 J, te. 4 $40
5.i5 $40 5.t5 600 100 7Jl 7i5 $40 9f0:i l-'9 ~
6 he ~. can be obtained ohc Of the Central Raj
road ETere foot OF Lertys NewYork AMI at the phaca
hotels and "eAe' o~e'' " " R p KICKER Superintendent
~. Il Daaso AGENT
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UORACE GREELEY NEW BOOK.
Another Edition Just Ready.
WHAT KNOW OF FARMING
KNOW
OF
FARMING.

One Of the published upon the subject II does not
consist Of lot dull upon Agriculture that no one can De
work written BY OF tie greatest a Wen A' one
the world in his most agreeable manner
Pa1n will gather from its great deal Of valuable uoh
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