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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-08

CONTENTS.
ASTRONOMICAL United States for 1870, 1860, and
O, NE NS s d Setting Of Population by stste rer
~, p.ats srs Noon Igb cent 1920 % 1870
" t"agsSou Of the Planets and The a'si S'.ls,i ,,
C1e,. OF T@e and Church Days ties Tor 1870 1850 and ;9
Directions 10 vi Engineers Of the CniOn-WbeD ai
gS. s Gl No.nRcia Cal Territories Of the l. swleu
'0 P1rs,,. Drrhtet. NATIONAL FINANCES
stTNorrirr and Evening Bonds Pacific Railroads
lie Table flr ito Places Deb. bearing Interest in lawful
LAWS, PRoCLAMAIIoNS &C. mgne y: ,.......
Army Oeeer-Rei.eL Debt which ln,eres, has ceased
Bridge lie Delaware at Cam hecaIltnii'o1,
Bridge over the Willamette at Adnlri,iIst.oa -.
Ct,ens ~. OTTO Enforce POLITICAL STATISTICS
M gt Of Ctlens Of tie United Fory-Secoud Congresses
s'1,ss State, y 5osp c ana represents
DepsrueIt Of Justice Eao House o. kpseIi4ti'esd tht
divorce, Provisions Tor in Dist Politically classified
D5isa seld,5sProvns Ari- Fgrss9 cs9Ps. 10,
Eeeoa frsuis-An Act to Pre- Coag Politically cl9a,te2
GeoriAs act for Her Adr asd Hoa,s q Re0eutatve'
t Go,sa-To Promote Recon laoa CAPITALS Nambel Or rrsa
interpretations District Of Co United states GcyenmelPrts
Io.s Revenue TsIcs-4n Act ELECTION RETURNS
i" Land an All Emigration Co Ineor Arizona rerfior.
S Sssto. ''' o''O''D' Coi5s5o T,u,ory.
, L.'i for Psymea, Of Gora Gu. b.lo,sl Tsrr,or7
Bugsged 10 Taking the Census Btla~afe'
Adulisxpu Of Georgia
a. Irjoa' Idaho Territory.
10 Ss SioSai De,i-An Act to Fund n.aoi@
a. S.rs Indiana.
'S Oregon Central Railrosd-GOTt Iowa
Crit. Of Lsbls 90 Conf any. kals's
Pat-tts sBl C5Yvugnis-A Re heaiucEl.
VI, 1r II tie Law Rsstng thereto. LOUISIANA
Re sons to DO IGi Q lsf'erly. Name
Public Holidays Estabsbel. Maryland
So.thera Pscifc r. r. to-Pro Massachusetts
vdes for ibe Issuing Of Land Patents S.eaiga1.
Te.iaonss - Foraiaing 'he Missouri
Pfe.entlton q Testimonial, or Ne'Teska.
Gins from lorroT a. Superior OH ne'ada
Ger. 10 the Government Service htWi1mP'hI"
aln,..0.u oil INTO the kcaIcfsey.
n, HewYork-by Counties
The Northern Pacific R. r. Co New IoIs-ior SoHfI,s,
Authorized - Issue Bords ne" Iol.
- 49, me Secretary Hewiork-Lefitsigie.
=, A. ~ ~ ts Special AGENTS North Carolina
TunB@l tie E.agsra-Bn1s ONO
10 suthonzed 70 build t. oregon
NT.dna-rerns % 4 DIN ssiOn III IeHusi'SAl1
20 NJ IJrioo Rhole Island.
PsoCLASAuoN. South 'a'oAh@
b. TIE Secretary u state, an Iennese,,;o
bOsBchg The adoption Of the HVth IeIas-loo@
Amssdueni 10 tie Constitution oil Utah Territory.
The United States Vermont
By the President requiring 90 Virginia
seryaBoe Of tie Neutrality lava Washington Ierntop
GENERAL STATISTICS. West virginia
Agricultural Products Of the Sew Wisconsin.
eral stsies Wyoming Territory.
ImmigraOn L. g. for 81 POPULAR for President ID
yeirs 1900, 1864, and 1909
Pnoe % cents eopy seven paid for e. address ell orders
With cash beiossd THR TRIBUNE Newfork
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market prices although Its influence for the moment
was upfavorable wast seems to be upon the fence
as TO speculative movements and ia ga turn OF cop
perp for the time to whether bull or bear influence
may prevail The following table shows the highest and
Inur nrices Tor the hnV.
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Dantins Ataoemics.
Musical ansirnmenls.

A LARGE stock OF PIANOS, best makers, TO
~ RIsT o. SILL cheap cash rssmenb applied
torohas Please call and h " MBRRLLLs Ware
rooaf No. UboB-squAre (i6s Posr1h-avel
& C. FISCHER new-Scale PIANOS, the
bet And mot reliable Pianos made; reasonable pees
ed TweHt igith
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S follows at4p. M:

The state bond market was firm ana moderately
active Tennes.ces and North Carolnas were per cent
higher South Carolinas slightly lower Georgas,
yrgnias and Mssouris having been steady. The follow
ing were the bids:
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The Treasury will buy 100000 FyeTwentes tO-mor-
row. The Government bond market, owing to this pur
chase and other favorable heretofore noted has
maintained the advance OF yesterday in small volume Of
Ei.l l. Hatch rcnort os follows at 4 H. m
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gnsIrnCtlou.

A FEW MORE BOYS, who are too young to
n enter college will be admitted to ST MARYS SEMINARY,
Flushing Board and Tuition per 500 For further par
truars send for Prospecu''
A FIRST-CLASS SEMINARY for both sexes
~ Board Furnished Room Tuition f9Tip1P %1o2S S Ss
ANTHON GRAMMAR SCHOOL, .,uu,,.
n FIP1H-AyE CORNER OF IME 3, ,n,
A HOME SCHOOL for ten boys at Sharon,
N Conn. address c JAMES A NJ. Principal
BOARDING SCHOOL. .
ID TARRYTOwS MILITARY INSTITUTE
Rev ~ = j. jGcKsoS Principal and Proprietor.
DENDAN's SCHOOL Cor only 40 bOys)-B' way,
- cor 3Jls Rughsh Classical German FTtneh sla finaI'
nREW LADIES' SEMINARY, Carmel, \. Y.
SFrr Session Of 70 wees be1as Teb o. and pleasant
bone Best educational advantage Se9d r0 9 GIea SMITH
EEMALE COLLEGE, Bordentown, n. J.
joHS Il. BRAKELEY. 4. ~ President
GODDARD SEMINARY, formerly, Green
sng term commence FEB ~ IS9F .. iH1lng B T i
ron Bane VI -
INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION in Civil and
Mechanical Engineering Land and Railway surveying h1h ana Ses
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In. HUNTS ENGLISH, CLASSICAL, and
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MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
nan No % s4Sss (soaih Gk0RGB CLARKE Pr
D. Principal Prepares Boys Of all for Business College on
Tor References Circulars be had the Institute which
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AIRS PARKS's BOARDING and DAY
VI SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES l53 Msson-aye, cor THIRTY
sndstPscu4r attention 10 the English branches with
French German Music Drawing and other mrAb
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MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL White
w Plans, New-YOrt. Principal. o. R WILLS. Ph. D
MT. PLEASANT INSTITUTE. - Private
We Glasses for Bows Amherst. Mass. Established 1916 H. G.
NASH. a. NJ. Principal
DRIVATE INSTRUCTION in ENGLISH
BRANCHES Classics hahrn5ts graduate Of Harvard
ADDRESS PERRY A. b. b $ ~ Le1ingtonsvc 57ilst
pEN. J. NEWMAN, ID. d., of POutney, VT,
limited BOYS nom 10 10 old Application should be
Coward Observation-Disclosures, Orange Co..
- NY loaiers wanted 20 fl hegr
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accommodations. Terms reasonable Send for catalogue
T. g. SCHRlyER, L. H.
CTENENSDALE INSTITUTE, a select fam
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GOMERS MILITARY ACADEMY. Send for
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INlE UPTOWN INSTITUTE, No. $50 Sixth
Etg branches ani modern languages and
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GREAT OFFER =!

Horace Waters, Ash Broadway, n. ",
nI,.s, n osE HUNDRED PIANOS MELODEoEs AID ORGANS
az M trst including Wses sIrEssELi Low rten
80 90. puta will tste from 90 10 go nonhJ
pst let aud rss applied purchased ne. lind Of
the beautiful style aud perfect TONE ever nsoti
,ax on srhiLjtiop At isI BTosdwSy EesIUk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-08
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1871.
CONTENTS.

This popular Political and Statistical Annual prepared with great care
Is row ready .-,..,,e,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-08


Recerts 29 or 25 more than last week erpOrts $50
sn,ndng wk last year Recp 537 erp0rteS Cable
- god ina The decline abroad rather calculated a
trade here disappointment An .dya Zee
leaked FOR bu holders are taking 10 mi oopbicaly. y that
upon the other side with stocks Of bacon and chee ounl
il De5 10 realize and pu.hipy tie causes
IN decline In common and ium grades retain
t week Ofthe large shipments many ogpre cheese worth
7a9c Some Ohio cheese are coming forward rhe worth
about lc the bone trade for and 4G9c for We not
80 bot ine factory home trade at l6 and % 81 10 The
shipper
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per eopyi port paid e. Address ell orders
with cash Beiossd THR TRIBUNE Newrork
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Tie following from that well Anogn far commission Merchant Wm
ne London e. Of the ad.oas Bay Company L,p.on
1889 1870 Ttee PARTIES sell about ihreenrh Of all the
Tie sable ernine and Huisons Bay sable not
for BY precious Of the fdr' their let Is
that Of the silver fox very rare animal found Only % oar stene
.iyey Northern Earope but i skins sold N 1868
IN S5 he Unprecedented aqHbe Of put upon market and
1870 1910 so The crossfr very 1eat 9 ahmai
the highest number Of skins sold beng oJ ~ l9 nhe q,
market in 1865 was but 2O and me ql.hny naf
The pe Of the different species Of bear ranged
different years from uO nearly l5 aud ne VOL SINS %
be decreasing The mink skins had eIcele lo 600 only
~ i b ee f 81 @ TO- The an skins including Inr
and perhaps ao The te msren rinse ron :, 10 1871 70
The muskrat muquash much the most aDaaan' our Ae
rising 100 600 doe' not y az adequate deA q rs 9o9sn.
here without crossing similar remark be made con-
eenins ,es ',s, 81 ths suns S oI i g a. bcaSe
flr here large numbers Of tie skins oferi 70 our fre DIRECTLY
apparent falling the numbers sold in the Egop'as mar
kes; while there j. an ae,aay iLeAshs eOHS lo] met w.
really elegant fus. The m1umun OF ses N he o.oA "s
reached when og sold By the two parties nane above
and though very neaIy we same l rT m C.0 c 20 I9
snee " ,t ug 9t S I i- a f91 We h he cumpon IN
t1s country The present nearly double this The fur ~
the reoon almost e5eusyyy used n Germany fon ana t '
will fni their back 10 tbs country. -,---,
til. table has surprised than The large Number Of
coming rare NAL and that the substitution Of tho ns and
for the cheaper grades The beaver hi ce !" ~ ,b 10
he yeas but this table shows IN ne sales Of ese w.
l6 $50 l65l5 skins These amounts would sem TO nv
cate an the number beavers and steady demaer he
or the other animals sold during these ibe
Of o boa $50 Skins we're oi suddenly shot ~ 10
nearly 81 600 greater comparative increase than an oter IN
Both rapidly demand in the Euopean markets. but
thoroughly huutr ami not any multiplication Of their
number for unlike the oPPoss the lynx not REMARKABLY P
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Receipts. 2lli packages for the week which are ia more Than as
corresponding week @ l61O There 20 change
% tie IN ket ruling steady MANY frozen nov coming
in In fact impossible for anything 10 pass mfoash Ie
lac cold term without touched 0i Of such vac sold AZ [tc
Southern eggs are somewhat freely We quote:
ste 6re,h- I'D no DO Western. 0l8
az Egg Oats bush. 80 go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-08
FRUITS AND BERRIES.

Holders continue play upon apples putting them mp another &c
y BILL some will beos . ~ for choice lots We
-. IN
Anne good D. b Crsnbeies hush 80 COZ % ~
10 1b'ee elects OId Do. Coln. Fsr.. oG z %
no Common ? 1a 90 Do Barrels. 6 OOd 10 o.
FRUTTS AND NUTS-DRIED.
Receipts 773 ks fruit Backberne arr pretty wen sss1
selling and ~ DDS
al lie Apples improved Besides The customary Anstrs
shipping demand German shippers have taken O DOS W. % Dds
Qarters and y
St,e quarters are doing better bb selling Sc o DO SIC 20
40 6ic AMI 100 DO 7c bhs 6ne 80 90 Bic Is DO fan
cg lnc p bbls DO sliced c There speculation ap
piles Peaches The large lot Of Norari quarters
ts heu rd ICED TO 10 gaich offered. We note 50 bb
he 2O0 H. bts. OLD haye. Oic 2o00 n ,,d 81 lt.
IL 40 lie lot Of u bh. fine v G. pei sold AZ
&c 5bbs cherries lode Do c bbs rspberes BE- aud u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-08
tc,retnllr rported for THE TRrBuss. ]

FIS-For Dry Cod there continues only moderate business ana
prices are qnotae change; sabs OF 500 qs The market o
moderate demand Herring remains very
dull but prices nonny unchanged The business in other descnP
No. cr1 uute this heading only moderate extent
ami prcr are without important change. We quote: $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-08

Rising 900 bush potatoes wes, Appo sesl mostly South Ice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-08

Turpentne dull but trni sales O0
hills Merchantabe 5lic quote Shipping Oer al 2Id3sc
Resins continue quiet; quote Common at ~ o. Go0
Sn, al - CO. other kinds but little sought amer Tar and
Pitch are nominal and unchanged 80
OS-r business Crude Fish Oils has been ony TO moderate
extent prices without important change the market for manu-
cu Oils continues without quota change
the Lnseed continued very quiet snce on lst
and prices without change Of importance closing Sido o
and bbs without change and the demand
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-26


10 What was then called 0ssenxieA W.
lage. nov . part Of New Yorf CITY. The
enterprise vas soon abandoh6 and was
again undertaken with the - tools. IN
1870. st the Bellevue Aluskouss. bat
again without success. In 1Ds9, Mr..
John J. Howe. Of New York. Ntehtsd his
machine for making pins uisA wire or
.spun heads. like those inpsteed from
Europe and in 1899 the Hees Blasufae-
turing Company started 1t NsaI York
Their operations Here transeeud b Bir-
mingham. Conn.,. in 1888. s11 soon in
cluded the new process of u1king pins
With solid heads. psaanted ~ ffs Hees
in 1910. = .''s = '--z'-'s'
About the time that the Howe Com
pany were removing to their new cstab-
lishment at Birmingham. another factory
was be ng established At Poughkeetsie. On
the Hudson River. BY Messrs. Slocum.
Gellson & Co.. who adopted the processes
invented BY Mr.. Samuel Slocum for pro-
ducing the. solid-headed pin. The inter-
ests Of the latter firm were finally trans
ferred to the American Pinn Company. at
Waterbury. Conn. where the business has
been carried on successfully for = numbcr
Of years.
"At the present time, the total weight
of pins made in the United States is sup.
posed to be from seven to ten tuns per
week"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-26
To Tobacco Planters.

nCR experience in the successful masufaC-
~ ture Of Ttacco Fertilizers and Com
pounds. Especially adapted 10 the growth Of the
Tobacco Plant, has induced us 20 present TO our
Tobacco Plsnters y most excellent mixture
FL easrd on practical results, and we invite them
30 try oar .I p
PLANTERS TOBACCO EgRTnEZE
r siongside the best and most known Fertilizer
Of that class.
The high per cen,age Of Ammonia and the
carabilty OF this Fertilizer TO generate the Am
mcnia In various periods during the growt' of
the plsn,s.
Tie mixture Of Potash, Alkaline Salts and
the high per centagc OF !Soisbie Phosphate
fins, make IL Compound not equalled hy any
g Others. The results obtKlnsd viii Introduce
this article by itself.
thur Planters Ammonia,ed Soluble Phos-
phate has given entire satisfaction on Wheat
Corn, Cotton. Peanuts, Garden Vegetables Po-
tasecs, &C., kc., and we are satisfied that tho
above Fertilizer on Tobacco Gill give the same
results.
LoRENTZk h RITTER.
ss Manufacturing Cheasis,s.
Planters fes.eco Fertilizer, per ten, 3.coo ,bs
-re.- y.1t Seo.G
Pian,srs' Ammonia,ed Soluble Phosphate. per
ton, e,ooo ihs. $500
DYER, HILL & CO.,
- Light street. Baltimore,
- Ia Sole Agents.
may 4, ls.l-ly.
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Communications of a personal character will
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All communications for publication must be
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-26
ENGLISH ROOFING FfLT

Is found go stand well in all ciimn.es, te;ng
extensively rsdf for Roofing Houses, Out-fuid-
ing and eds; for Laying Flat Roots, Gut
tiers, Lining Grrhsri's, StoTehnuses, or Walls
feiihtF outside "r inside, and for placing un-
der States or Tiles. II Is also n cheap and ef-
fectivr Ceiling on the underneath side o' rsf-
tefs of Slated or Tiled Root. and Ceiling
% Iron Roofs, eour,eraciing Heat, Frost, and
CondensniIon Of Moisture
The English Eel, is put up in rolls Of 2s
yard. in length, by - inches IN width, ard
containing surface Of 200 square feet.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-26
TUPEE-PLY FELT
FOR ROOFING.

In rolls, 20 inches wide, by 80 fee. in length !;
sseh roll will cover q surface 10 feet square or
100 square feet.
II is TO lie laid across tho roof. shngle fash
ion. with lap Of two inches and secured by
milling the edges with Sd nsils and tin caps.
Wien laid, the Felt is TO lie painted with
kssf'e Roof Coating, and Ssnd"d. The Nastic
Roof Coating is mixed, ready for use, and is
app.iSd with u brush.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-26
TWO-PL Eel

For Sh<athirg Houses, roofing Temporary
buildings making wnter Tight Floors, and fer
plrcsng under SLATE and Shingles
In rolls :6 inches wide hv 80 feet in length
Esth roll will cover surface 10 feet square or
100 squire feet.
For Shcnihrg il can he nailed upon the
stuihinC. making a perfectly air tight sheath
ing. and 8, r- protection from dampness. Rats,
mice or vermin " i'll not go near it,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-26
T.fHRED ROOFING FFEr.

rsci extensively for Shca,hing Houses, and fH
Tar ard Gravel roofing, also for placing under
Slate. Tin and Shnyie roofing
u is usei in packing Wool,ns and Furs TO
protect them from moths
Fut up in rolls weighing Is pounds each.
Is 5reunds Felt v Ill cover u surface of 100
square feet
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-26
UNrARRED SHEA THING FELT,

Fer CJrrti Lining. pcafcning Floors. and for
putting under Sl.te, Tin and Shingie Roofing.
Put up in rolls weighing 100 pounds.
10 rounds Felt " i'll cover surface 10 feet
square, or loo square feet. Manufactured by the
PENN RO TING CO.
los South second street, Philadelphia.
Aug 80, lsTi-u.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-26

The FhzorExf FLY.-The Nv is not
only domestic eritser. bat frissdly one.
How they git born ] don't kno but / bay
Thought they didn't wait %, be born. but
come just AZ they am. Mepny Of them are
cut OF in the flower d their yoa.hfalhes..
Some loze their lives By lighting too
near the rim " . toad's naou,k k.ndfalling
IN .asn the ,.os e.ps: s% aaoa.s1as ' na
fy sr., h,'ss "os.ssres ar. s
other human beings: they won't lite on 4
good healthy spot in man. not hthcy can
find place that il . little nW. believc
thcs are ov temperate habits. aud although
they hang round grocery. a good deal. !
never see Ay the wuss for liquor; but
I hav often seen liquor that vas . good
deal the wuss for ays.-.fosA Biili.ss.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-26
MICA CANVASS ROOFING,

In rolls containing ESQ square feet. Il TO be
lad a'rcss the roaf, AMI larrd single fashion
with a lap ofiwo inches, and ecured by nail
ing the edges with 20 OF tncks.
This is the ,nly Composition Roofing that
does rct require n finishing coat of paint or ce-
ment