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SELF-MADE MEN IN ENGLAND.-Mr.
Mundella, member of Parliament for Shelf.
field, is said to have first entered that town
as an Italian image boy. Some kind
hearted citizen became interested in him
and sent him to school. The rest he did
for himself. A parallel instance of the
success of self-made man is that of Bian-
conf, the great car proprietor in Ireland.
He came to that country as an itinerant
picture frame member. Seeing that the
means of communication were scanty and
dear, he conceived the idea of starting
cheap Car between Clonmel and Thurles,
and continued his plans until he had an
establishment working eight hundred
horses, and carrying the mails throughout
the country. He made large fortune,
and is now an extensive landed proprietor,
with a fine seat in Tipperary, of which
country he is deputy lieutenant. His
organizing powers are marvellous.
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Anecdotes OF Carlyle.

The curious and " troublesome ~ style of
Carlyle is said to be quite in contrast with
his simple, straightforward way of talking.
Hatred of sham is one of his notable char
acteristics. One evening, at a small literary
gathering, lady, famous for her "muslin
theology, was bewailing the wickedness
OF the Jews in not receiving our Saviour,
and ended her diatribe by expressing regret
that He had not appeared in our own time.
How delighted" said she, eve should
all be to throw our doors open to Him, and
listen to His divine precepts Don't you
think so, Mr.. Carlyle ?''
The sturdy philosopher, thus appealed
to, said, in his broad Scotch, "No, madam,
don't. think that, had he come very
fashionably dressed, with plenty of money,
and preaching doctrines palatable to the
higher orders, l might have had the honor
of receiving from you card of invitation,
on the back of which would be written,
TO MEET OUR SAVIOUR but if He had
come uttering His sublime precepts, and
denouncing the Pharisees, and associating
with the Publicans and lower orders, as He
did, you would have treated Him much as
the Jews did, and have cried out, take
Him to Newgate and hang himr'
On another occasion, when Earnest Jones,
a weli-known Chartist leader, was har-
in his violent manner, against the
established authorities, Carlyle shook his
head, and told him that, chad the Chartist
leaders been living in the days of Christ,
he would have sent the unclean spirits into
them, instead of into the swine of the
Gergesenes, and SO We should have happily
got rid of them" This delicate allusion
to the suicide Of the pigs so astonished the
respectable representative of the numerous
family Of the Joneses that he said nothing
more about Chartism that night.
Harper's Md0dz,ns,
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PROPOSALS.
For Letter Balances.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. =; 1870.


SEALED PROPOSALS will he receiv ed at this Depart
heht until the 10Th day of January. ISL at Il ocloCk
hoon for furnishing Letter Balances for the use
after the LIST day of February ISL of the following
description, namely:
FIRST balances capable of weighing eight ounces
a'"rdhpois weight to he graduated down quarter
vi these il is supposed that 600 will lie wanted
, second Balances of the capacity, graduated by
required. '
Third Balances capable Of weighing four pounds
aSoirduois weight to he graduated half ounces. O
this class II is supposed 200 will he wanted
feriect accuracy, strength and durability will be
required in the Balances To be furnished
samples OF each description of Balances must accom-.
paly each bid and the bidder who obtain the con
in all respects equal 10 the sample.
Each balance mist he well and securely packed in ,
box for transportation. and deliv all
to the Blank Agency, Washington D. C.
Each bidder must furnish with his proposal guaran
Of his ability to comply with his bid and a certif
cate from postmaster that auch garanvrs reliable
persons.
Awards will he made for each article separately il
deemed most advantageous to the Department.
failure to furnish promptly any article contracted
for or an attempt to impose upon the Department ar
ces inferior in the opinion of the Postmaster General
to those contracted for will be considered sufficient
cause for the forfeiture Of the contract.
The Postmaster General the right to reject
any all bids it, in his opinion it is required by the
interests Of the Department.
Proposals mutt lie endorsed on tn. envelope Propo
sails for Letter Balances and directed the First Assist
| ant Postmaster General, Washington Il. C.
JNO A. J. CRESWELL.
Dec 10, 1s10-6w Postmaster General.
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THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE.

The FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF YORK, PA.-This Company
is one of the best Mutual Companies in the
country. The business of the Company is
conducted in the most prompt and accurate
manner, and losses paid without litigation
or delay. Applications for insurance left
at Tile Wing office, forwarded, and the pol
icies procured, without further cost. or
trouble to persons desiring to insure prop
erty in the Company.
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A woman in Terre Haute CLUES her
husbands eyelids together when he gets
drunk, and when he promises better things
she soaks them in warm water and restores
his vision
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Grace Greenwood, in comparing differ
ent kinds of women, says: "When the
pleasure-boat is capsized in squall, the
most fastidious ladies' man has a profound
respect for the woman who can SWIM
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NOTICES., &c.
NOTICE.

Judgment before Eli
Cosgrove. Esquire. one of
the Justices of the Peace
The President and Com of the State Of Mary land.
mi-sonrrs of the Village of in and for Cecil county. for
Port Deposit $500 debt. with interest
from June 2d, 1870 till
Catherine A. Lyon. paid. and costs. Filed and
recorded in the Office of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court
for Cecil county, Septem-
her Sth. 1870.
The subscriber having purchased the Real Estate of
the ahovenancd defendant, at sale thereof by virtue
Of an execution issued upon the foregoing Judgment,
made the 18th day of October in the year eighteen
hundred and seventy. by William t. King. Baif and
Constable hereby gives notice that he intends to apply
to the Judges of the Crcat Court for Cecil county at
its next session. to be held at Elktun the third Mon
day of March. next. for confirmation of said sale
when and where the said defendant her creditors or
any other persons claiming interest i'll the
matter i'll have an opportunity of stating their ojec-
TONS if they have why the said sale should not be
Confirmed and for that purpose hereby warned to
appear.
The property purchased by the subscriber is one
undivided third part of Tavern House and Lot of Land
which the is situate at Rock Run In the village
Il" Port Deposit conveyed t" her by 5. Rowland Carson
hy deed dated the thirteenth day Of May. lo. and
corded among the Land Records of Cecil county. in
Lbcr H. r. T., No !. folio 6s4, and struck of the
sum of one hundred dollars.
Dec 81, 1S10-w MARTIN c. HUBER.
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a CARD.

As will he seen by announcement elsewhere in to-day
Wing. my stock and books destroyed 10y fire. {
Thursday morning last, and being unable therefore
render correct accounts to customers trust they
will forward and settle by whatever memorandum
recollection they may have of previous business
transactions Believing that the recent calamity which
have suffered will make stronger appeal to all owing
me bills than any words Of mine, LAM &c.
JOHN e. ALEXANDER.
Elktpu Jan z lS7l-tf
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A female lecturer said sect married,
young men, and be quick about it. Don't
wait for the millennium, for the girls to
become angels. You'd look we'll beside an
angel, wouldn't you, you blockheads?"
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will be sold 1t Public Sale, on
SATURDAY, the 21st Of January, 1871,
| at Elkton. Nd Sale at II O'Clock
The land is 81 the best quality and the improvements
large STONE DWELLING HOUSE II -,
large Doube-Dccker Stone and Frame Barn. -
together with other farm buildings. including Gza5
two good Tenant Houses. The buildings il. l1l
good repair, and the land in fine condition, producing
abundant crops of grass and grain, and would make
splendid Dairy farm
There is an Apple Orchard of selected fruit the
T'lsce. The farm is well waered by springs in every
old, and the house and barn hountifuily supplied
with the best Of Spring Water. by hydraulic The
locafion is remarkably healthy.
The place is well supplied with Hickory Oak Poplar
and other valuable timber. 1t is bounded the south
and sides about mile aud eighth by the
Octoraro Greek and contains several fine mill with
tremendous water powers.
f1-P"rsons desiring to view the farm, will be shown
the same by Mr.. 7. Ewing. residing thereon.
Terms will be n:tdc to suit the purchasers.
". p. EWING, Attorney
s. B:rRSs. Luctioneer. for the Owners.
Dec 81. S10-ts
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"a ACRES, More or Less

The land is of good natural quality, with southern
exposure, and can he made handsome property. There
is sufciency of Wood for fuel and building purposes
The improvements incunsdcrable.
TERMS OF SALE prescribed by said Decree
follows Onr-trd Of the purchase money to he paid
in cash day of sale oncthr in Six and one-third in
Nine Months from the day of sale. The credit payments
t" bear interest and to he secured by the Bond Notes
of the purchaser with surety surccs he approved
hr the Trustee: the whole be paid in cash
day Of sale at the option of the purchaser
ALEXANDER EVANS.
Dec 81 1S10-ts Trustee
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR RENT.

TIE FARM now occupied by VIM. p. Howard, two
miles from Chesapeakr City. SO t" 100 t" lie
planted in WIN. p. HOWARD, on farm,
or II. b. NJ. HOWARD, Elkton
Dec g. lST0-tf
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at O'Clock NJ, all that
TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND,

which was mortgagcl by Robert Dawson and wife to
Jesse H. Shippers, by mortgage dated April sth 1854 and
recorded in Libcr II. II. NJ No. g. folio o. &C. one of
the Land Record Books Of Cecil county.
This property is situated about miles from Elkton,
the east side of the Blue Ball road adjoining lands
of james McCauey W. IL. Nansant and others contain
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author as great political mistake. II gave
rise to popular divisions which for long time in
jred the province. A part of the people viewed him
as martyr rather than as a convict. He has been
held up as a champion of Dutch democracy against
English aristocracy of colonial liberty In opposition
to the royal government, and of Professionalism
against the assumptions of the Roman Church. But
Mr. Brodhead sets aside these theories in the light OF
his official career. He represents him, on the evi
dence of his own conduct, as tyrant rather than
democrat, and as bitter enemy of unquestionapio
Protestants as he was of avowed Roman CatnoneS,
He must be deemed an audacious upstart' deVy';e
portance to which he had not tho shadow of claim
Selling colonial authority by fraudulent means,
usnrpat;ou than anv English Governor Of NewYOrk
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The transactions at the clearinghouse TOT ''o ~
week COMPARE as follows with those OF the previous
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

NEW FIVE PR CENT BONDS or THE UNITED lis 'i
The Treasury Department snow ready 10 '''Ns,
the registered Certifctca # Stock. and sovu
part of thc Coupon BoaCs.C. the New Loan q 'u'
United States. bearaG live per cent lo' l'.S
payable quarterly in Gold The subsenpti'"s "
the Loan now amount to Sc5cco,OOO, and II is CA
pected th,t tie Subscriptions and Sales viii ~ eSs
more rapidly as the Coghlcates and BoA"' T r,s
ready for market abroad aswcn AS at nom" M, ire
whole sum Of Five per Cents offered to tie r"ono
generally. and to the holders Of United s'' -
Ponds wi,Lont qualification, is s9ooOoGOoh "hea'
mi. amount 10 which preference IL thus S'' 'A
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MONDAY, May 22-P. N.


The week opens with strong market anu
general advance in stocks and very confident feehg
ON the part Of the bulls The leading feature OF the mar
ket was Lake Shore of which over $4,000 shares were
sold the price reaching 11ia The same stories VIII
sieht variations as to details concerning the fortnco
ing scrip dividend repeated with much confluence
bv the bun operators in favorte stock The trans
actions In Erie lover $1,000 shares sold were next
in magnitude to Lake Shore, and this STOCK
went up to 31s. The New-York central
and Hudson with large sales advanced TO lOl, ROCK
Island to 16s, Reading to 1851, and Pacific Mail 10 46s
In the afternoon under sales TO realize the market Ie
off slightly but recovered and closed generally hr1n'
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, ST. Paul. Wabash, and New
Jersey Central were dull We note sales OF Illinois Cen
trail at l35sa19s Delaware Lackawanna ana western
1O9,al1O; St. Louis and Iron Mountain, 62G62; Boston
Hartford and Erie 81 Alton and Terre Haute 500. anu
Albany and susquehanna Miscellaneous shares were
generally quiet, the principal activity having been In
Western Union which sold up TO COZ, and Pacific Mall
Coal stocks were strong and with upward tendency
Consolidated Maryland sold at i0 Express shares were
neglected. The following table shows the mghest ana
lowest prices paid for active stocks to-day;
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The following bids were made for CItY bank .hares

II is stated that the Reading Railroad Company has
recently purchased large tracts OF coal lands in Pennsy
vania, TO pay for which they have negotiated loan Of
$4,000 900 in London.
The 3oo0oo of per cent bonds Of the Eizabethtown
and Paducah Railroad Company, heretofore offered in
this market by Messrs Halgarten & Co. and others,
have been nearly all taken up, considerable amount
having been disposed OF IN Europe. For the
few bonds remaining unsod the price has been
advanced TO 90. This road, which connects Louisville
with Paducah, WILL it IL anticipated be finished within
one year. The running on 70 miles Of the
road and 20 miles more, making about half OF TIE whole
length, will be finished by the lst Of June after which
the road, 1t is believed, viii be self-sustainng.
We have received from Messrs. Morton, Bliss Co.,
the financial agents Of the Union Pacific Railroad Co.,
the following statement Of the business OF the road
Aatfa rim In Nh an
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Coleman Benedict's closing quotations were:

The gold market was heavy In tone; the price aIter
opening li and rising to l2 declined on liberal sales
l1s. The dealings lhave been moderately large ana
the changes frequent although the market was devoid
OF any exciting features Closing sales were at 1lla
The rates lpaid for having gold balances carried over
until tomorrow were l. /, and per cent. Loans were
made fat" however, in several instances The days
business at the Gold Exchange Bank was as follows:
Gold cleared 10000; gold balances s3sl5Oo; cur
rency balances, sl549l79 The following were the quota
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THE PRINCIPLES OF PSYCHOLOGY.

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GREELEYis NEW BOOK.


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THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES At THE STOCK ExCHANGE.-FIRsT CALL,
10t O'clock A. NJ.
Saes OF Government Bonn. .
900 so Coo ll3 2soo 8 $40 Con S7."ilo,
10 900 o. $40 Coa u.s. l 10 900 S. .lOJ
Of Bondsharodd BoadsBaRk RairoadEJprss'
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Central Pacific gold bonds sold at 1913 902, and Union
Pacific at 93a9s,. Other railway mortgages were in
good demand The following the bids at the stock
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Foreign exchange has been moderately active, but
rates were unchanged as will be seen by the following

The supply of money offering on call has been largely
in excess OF the demand and borrowers experienced no
difficulty in negotiating for round amounts at and per
cent and In some cases to the Government dealers
balances were left as at per cent. This extreme
case in money has resulted in increased demand for
rstcass mercantile paper the banks and other money
lenders being free purchasers. Rates are naturally
oaaior and TODAY wore quoted follows:
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DEPARTEEyT OF DOCKS, 80 AND 343 BRoADwAr,i
Nav YORK, May 22 1911 !
ITO TORS.-PROPOSALS, lnclosed
in sealed envelope and Endorsed Proposals for cubic yards
Rprap for Poundaons and with the name Of tbe sad ~.
Department Of Docks until MONDAY
NAV ~, 1871. at II O'Clock m. for delivering
$4,000 CUBIC YARDS OF RIPRAP sroNE
FOR FOUNDATIONS.
transported furnished by the Department OF Doef
win for the whole for lots OF not bee than
5000 cubic Yards ,.,--,- .
Blank specifications and be obtained At the
Ohce Of the Department. - - e,.
JOHN + AGSBW,
WILSON q. HUNT,
HENRY A. SMITH,
RICHARD NJ HENRY,
WILLIAM WOOD,
Commissioners
j. GhHsvILLE KAsE, Secretary.
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Offered Astsi
offered ASKED.


State bonds were firm and higher Oh Tennessces and
South Carolinas these also leading the list In point OF
activity. The following were the bids:
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Sales of G0uerRmert B0Rds- 1,as
10, cor liza To- 900 u, s. so Reg SO, n.''''h9s
lssi Reg.....ii7i li2OO .. g. $50 COa 49, n'''ii''
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~ and Discounts s23s 53 Legal Tenders. % is
1922 83 leIots - ''
Circulation SSfNo
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CARP rs.

NOTWITHSTANDING THE RECENT LARGE ADVANCE ~
THE PRICE or CARPETS By THE ECk0FEhS Ma NM
ASCF OF THIS MONTH AT OLD PRICES ENGLISH TAPESIRl
BRUSSELS 81 10 To 81 Isl ENGLISH BODY BRUSSELS 81 20
10 80 % AND ALL OUR NEW PRIVATE DESIGNS, VEL
VETS - -"wIITOSsP "MOQUBTTB,p AND ADMINISTER CAR
PITS Ar EQUALLY PRICES.
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1000 I'm Psc los

lutDlbfs
10. 900 Ak TIE Hau
ID mort, pref -.
1000 Toledo L. Wa
LIST mortgage. -.
1900 G X IG p Is.
1000 Nil Il ~ PAU
LIST mortg'e......
1000 Col, O 4 Ind.
Cen, lat mortgage
3.G0.........b. c.
1900 To Pc & " ar
LIST, West'n div.'
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The Government bond market opened at a fractional
decline but subsequently steader feeling was noted,
and prices closed at advance on some issues Messrs'
Fisk Hatch report Government bonds as follows ati