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Members will find in the hands of Agents of the
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tcularly desired to see that their assessments are
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Hair Dressing Rooms,
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Notice.
Notice.

WHEREAS, my wife, PHEBE EVANS. refuses to
w live with me and has left my bed and board
without Just provoeaton. This therefore is
to give notice that forbid all from arbor-
ing or trusting her on my account, and that shall
pay no debts Of her contracting after this date.
JESSE EVANS.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

- theatrical and musical entertain
ent at Union Hall this Thursday even.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14
MONDAY. Feb. ls-P. N.

The stock market may be called strong IN
spots like late ice the strength not extending over lhe
whole surface An oyerabundant supply OF money gives
the bulls every advantage, and shond naturally H'n
late speculation but it's influence seems to be cohnhe
too closely to Walst. and the market although reee
ing an occasional impulse, draws but very feeple re-
Spouse from other quarters. There is, ~ make a
mercantile comparison, large stock OF goods in WaSt
but the buyers scarce Perhaps when the Spring trade
fairly opens the public may want some Of these stocks
The fluctuations of the day have been unusually ght
aud scarcely worthy Of mention Union Pacihe made
the widest nucuation and during the early dealings
sold up 10 2t on the covering Of some short contracts
but subsequently declined to n upon the eer Offering of
long stock. The Vanderbilt stocks were firmly
held AS were also Eric, Lake shore, ONO
and Mississippi, Northwest and Rock Island To
which specialties the chef bnsiuess was confined.
Among the less prominent stocks We note sales OF Pan
ANA at 7Os Delaware, Laekavanna and Western 1873 n
1o, Morris and3Essex s9s Hannibal aud St Joseph
Preferred 99s and C. G. and C II. In the misefl-
laneois shares Pacific Mall nrm on the renewal OF
subsidy rumors. The rest Of the list was without
feature Express shares strong on sales OF ADAMS
at GA: American, 45s; aud United states at AdHl The
following table shows the highest and owes prices OF
ff,aS fnc Ia do fo-1a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14

SERGEANT ATKINS A Tns ADVENTURE FOUNDED ON P.cI
By AN OFFICER OF UNITED STATES AREi. limo PIP 80
j. b. bippneott a Go.
The purpose of this work is to illustrate the
authors ideas OF the character and customs OF the
Indian OF the treatment he has received nj the hah
OF the In addition 10 this, we think the au
thor has succeeded in making very interesting tae Oh
adventure which is told in clear and graceful style Inc
principal characters Sergeant Atkins, garruous vet
Gran martinez; Bolls chubbyfao recruit; and Blue
Snake friendly Indian The adventures OF these three
worthless among the crafty seminoes in the hummocks
and swamps OF Florida form the staple OF the story whch
abounds in vivid descriptions of scenery incidents OF the
most exciting character and graphic portraitures "a MS
ore chiefs such the relentless yet heroic Osceoia the
inert and obese MiccO-nOpe the trustworthy and peace
loving Charley Emuthla and other noted head warriors
But the main value OF the work 10 be found In the In
formation IL gives Of the character customs, uatoS
and supersttions OF TO disappear The mode
too In which the red have been treated by the whites
is clearly exhibited, particularly In the Big Talk Oh
the sergeant with the recruit where In their earnest anu
homely way, they discuss the contrary views OF the
rpseendental philosophers Of the East and the empirical
ogicians OF the West The work before us, IN TINS re-
spec il valuable contribution to the solution OF the
great question now prominently before the country
with regard policy which the Government should
pursue toward the Indian.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14
Coleman Benedletls clo,Lng quotatIOns vere:


The gold market rather more inclined to activity
az early dealings and the transactions Temporarily quite
large The opening price was nj, from which 1t de-
clined 10 III, the London quotations for American
bonds came higher There also quite free sales 10y
parties Accredited with belonging to the combination 10
advance the price subsequently the price advanced To
I'LL closing steady al that point The rates paid for
having balances carried 81 ?, 4, aud per cent
The DAVIS business at the Gold Exchange Bank was "a
follows: Gold cleared sJI270cO gold balances, sl2d.-
ssl; currency balances, $l469,2i2 The following were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14

The Examiner edited by the Rev. Edward
C. Towne has reached its third number, and continues
it's able discussions of various points OF theo-
logical belief although in less vehement poemc spirit
and with fewer trenchant personalities than marked ts
earlier issues The Magazine exhibits great freshness
and yieor and is no less remarkable for its fertility OF
resource than its bodness Of expression II 1t can he re-
garded An any degree the exponent OF religious
thought in the quarter from which 1t comes, 1t shows
marvellous change Of opinion within few years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
lAt.
A. HATCH.

HARVEY tIsk. All. .... - -
FISK 4 HATCH, I
BGpktrs ard Dealers ia GoresmeM SecwtH''
No. = NassiiI-si.. New-York. Feb H. is'|
The SIX PER CENT GOLD BoNDs OF the lss'%
P,uno RAILROAD COMPANY have an es'apn'", '
character which renders them especially uesuA'''
for Investments. -,
,.,,a,, lros,, I,,e. in the world fully completed
49,, .,.,,.., and aIroaav earning large revenues,
"sps ,lu,pp' sn,rmo,slv with the growth Of
mnVn mus. '',,' ,ssysr.os and the development Of
,"' ,,,' - min and Australia a large pof-
us's WIN sSf an ,s wav aerots the American
Continent. H.bls
Holders Of FNr-TwkNfr BoNps y men arr ,sor,
40 I've funded az lower rate OF interest," "t'u'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14

The first number of the new series of The
Radical monthly organ Of free religious speculation IN
Boston, contains articles the sympathy OF Religions
by T. W. HggnsOn, the Value Of individuality in the
Church and state"b by Mrs. T. d. Cheney " The Human
Sacrifices Of ChrstendOm," by NJ ID. Conway and several
ANONYMOUS contributions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14

The state hond market was generally steady lh"hSh
ON some OF the active issues seline movement was
noted probably the purpose OF realizing lhe lue "a
vance The old North Clrolinas fd back io 30. ana
spccial Tax to eOl The Funding Act OF % shs I" ~
OF 6S at n. Vrsinas We're nfh' 'ne ne" ''
cs,ei,nv bnyIne been IN good inquiry, ~ Gay AFTER
those above mentioned fhc south Caroiinas, Tennesees
and N,ssnurs we're principally dealt IN, tieorg'as'
Iou.iana.. and Alabamos having been du The 'olicN-
ing were IN, bids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14

Government bonds have been less active to-day. Ihs
late upward turn having been checked There appears
10 bc no disposition sell realize the advance aud the
fractional RECESSION in or the Fvcrwentes may be-
tIaccbe 10 the lower range NJ gold 1he long bonds q"
the Government have remained strong and mchang III
price from the high quotations 81 saturday Al present
rates these issues are In continued demand.
Fisk A Hatch report IA follows ut 4 y. NJ:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14
death, occasioned by cold and dirt, hunger ana
edness in lien of love- and blows instead OF care

death, occasioned by cold and DIRT munger anu
nakedness in lieu of love. and Oh care
= Tho r,tt,e children that love-they die
They turn their wstful faces 70 the wall
And slip away to Cod"
Ono Of these infants that had passed from life
among the rest was finally permitted to return from
the spiritual world and by its disclosures to the pas
Tor of the ways of Providence, and The happiness OF
tbe blessed infused new life into his fainting heart
and enabled him to Justify the waysof God to man
The mystic character of this conception gives werd
unearthly aspect to the poem and removes 1t from
,be warm and cheerful precincts of actual life.
Apart from it's vigor of illustration, it is not suited
to give so much pleasure TO the reader OF secular
tastes as many of the smaller pieces in the volume.
OF these, "A Birth Day Walk" Married Lovers, y
"A Revere" The Two Margarets," may be es-
pecaly noted for their tenderness of sentiment and
exouisite felicity Of expression Several of the still
shorter poems show singular sweetness of versifca-
ton and may Justly be described as drops OF hquId
melody.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14

The bids for city hank shares ran az follows:


In railroad bonds, Central Pacies made another saru
advance to g. with Offering at less than s5l al the
close The business in these quite spirited and The
transactions larger than for time past Onion Pa
CITES also firm, while the remainder oi the .t was
devoid Of any important features. The following we're
fh.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14

The February number of The Adine is is
sued In the style Of typographical elegance for when
that periodical has obtained well deserved celepfty
and contains several interesting literary and mlscea-
neous contributions from popular writers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14

The Treasury viii buy s2,OOcO so of Five-tvrnties on
Wednesday and sell iIO0O,oOO gold ON THURSDAY. The
money market has been without essential change, the
supply seeking employment being in excess az tic
demand, while rates ranged at and per cent on call
Commercial paper Is N active request, and prime
ma me. Oh al the following rates : ...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14

join BLENS OF GETiisBIIh,
Have yOu heard the story Chat g0s.il'S tell
OF Burns Of lietfyeburg No Al, well.
Brief ~ the glory that hero earns.
brfefer the story OF poor John Burns:
lie was the fellow who won PenOHD,-
The only man who did nj back down
When the rebels rode through his native town;
But held his own In the light next day.
Whep al his townsfOlk ran away.
That was In July, sixty three,
Tie very day that General Lee
Flower ~ Southern chivalry,
Bafsied ard beaten, backward roeIed
From stubborn Meade and barren held
J might tell bow, but the day before.
John Burns stood az his cottage door,
Looking dOwnthf village street,
where, In the SHADE OF his peaceful vine.
We beard rho low VI bis gathered kline
And felt their breath 9th incense sweet;
~ ulgh; say. Wheo Nv sHDset bafT;eG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14

GEORGE SANDS SNOW MAN.
The poseru interesting and fascinating novel
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PUBLISHERS BOSTON.
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THE EARTHLY PARADISE.

beautiful Popular Edition Of this famous poem DO"
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Three volumes cloth binding Price, 81 80
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9iatlonerp, &t.

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- and BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, No W fullssst
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fflarble ar0 Slate Alantels.

MARBLE and MARBLEIZED MANTELS,
VI Gs.sssoas, Tiles T.aIs .Sd Pbsn sas Mes aAowrOOa
A. KLABgR. l5i sDi l15 Hsa EshiecHib-s-. ss.iors
MARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS.--Rich
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STEWART Co.. 6s 6Ihus. bat ThtItib aud Thrrntihss
e. KLABER g. Co, MARBLE WORKS, Ell
tDs rs West bvnsn frus away aud Eighth
h.ibs aud hsrfd hAnlsi hahHea' hsadsiones. reE And
ongiSai desgnfi ehs-peI ~ ctJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14

Dream Music" consists chiefly Of illusions of ten
dcness towards various beloved objects, with an
nndertOne of sadness called forth by reflection on
the mysteries of life and the certainty of death.
They DO not bring the reader into any bracing at
mOspbere of thought, and cannot be commended for
any tendency TO produce tirmness Of purpose,
olute devotion TO duty. Nor they charged
with the poetic spirit to require the poetic form,
but might as well he expressed in prose into which
the author makes natural descent towards the end
Of the volume.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14
Ncm Publications.

A MEXICAN TO-LITHOGRAPHlCC Coz
N OPPICB has been removed to No I03 Fulton st "
ALL SOLD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14
ROMAN IMPERIALISM.


The 6rs editions Seeey lauhor Of Bece Honor book an
Dr. Pakers utho Of Ecce Deus book entirely exhausted New
editions Of each in a days.
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lRK NOW READY

ROBERTS BROS,
pIBIISHRRS. BOSTON.
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4 NEW WORK NOW READY.
~ THE CONVERSION OF ST PAUL. Its Relations 10 Unbe
lief It. FAlse True. s Relations to the Church b.
Geo. Janis Ger D j. Price sl
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MAN AND WOMAN: CONSIDERED IN THEIR RELATIONS
WITH EACH OTHER AND 10 THE ORLD BY Henry G. Peder
l2uO 1T W. Fage, cloth. Pnce 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14

We Onght not 10 forget the charming style in
which the volume is brought out, forming a dainty
s;asket for collection of choice gems.
THE fame of Bret H,rte has so brilliantly shot to
kbe zenith as to render amy comments his poems
sunerAuous task The verdict of the popular mind
has oInv anticipated the voice of sound criticism
Rpid as has been his elevation 1T is the result of no
.ways that are dark and tricks That are vain but
of 1are endow1nens of mind and felicties of oppOr-
tunity and is equally honorable 10 his own fine gifts
and So the taste Of his companiots from the Pacific
10 tn Atlantic His raey lIunor As unlimited by
eoarselese or aectatisQ and it's robust strength has
the chx5u Of genuine ssJntsnety 1T is never soilcd
by the raaTks of the prize current or forced out OF
weary lnaiD Ia fulfill the terms Of contract. The
comic eeglenf ~ Bret Hsrte is tempered by loving
sense Of humanity, and te2der Patlios easily takes
the place Of his un and fE0lls. The present volume
contains feW pieces that are not already widely
Known 10 tlIe pnbic. most 81 them indeed having
become familiar the lays of the nursery By cob
slant repetition. The following poem has not been
reprinted Often some Otben, though we can
scarcely hope u present II ia any ot our readers Tor
the first time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14

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1900 Ala I II 2 pr ~
1000. can. "a
5000 Chic d No w
cons cow BIDS. 20
loco Chi L N WI. 81
600 Han 4 81 Jos
% censoh bonds. los
5000. ............lOo
1900 Tole h Wab
COW bonds. ... 80
COCO Oh RIA p 70. "a
1900 Nor 4 Z l...l Ol
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-04-26
Jenkins Goes TO a Picnic.

Nara Am reosaily dsisrziasd to % TO a
Pis-ui-
Mara Ana Is NJ Eiis-snf1Ttsla.ely. She
nd Planned 70 20 il aloas. 50 far As =as
e73ezras5, O. tie Pie-aie sxczrsi7a; bet Wien
hard sb9si Il determined to assist She prs
is15s5 sbs vas Esa5; bat doaf beIisrs she vas.
1t VII 90 yoa good to get sHAy fro1 your
wax 5sg. poor f=lio=.- she sz5i; -z1i We shall
- u71b s1i9y eoal u0-zi1g Hds o. the e-r to
Esitsr. sd 6i1azr u tie Eoois.H
o. he Bs-iag of that uslorzble day. Nara
Ar E3t p ai fFs o'eloek. About ihrss min
ats late- sts 5istarbsi NJ siaubzrs, AID tod ne
to uozs 70 breakfast tad bs- I wasn't han
r-y. bsi Il 5i51t zaks b: Of 6i5srsncs. 1 bad
- zs9 p TIE sus EEz Up; / had 70 idea tie
81 b=zua buzusz 50 slriy Il ths aoruing bit
iaz1s IL zsE
NoH. sad Na-y AM. re nasi ~ ssosss,
u fbs ears s.zrt Al hsltpasi ax. Eas al ihe
H-s1Efssi yos eaa fr gsa vo1t get spgthiag
1ors befas D9oa-
I ossis III ~ asylziag Al that tlEs il tie
111-zznE. la5 i Eas jzst IL sci eo1ld 15t fo7
hs5 al ! c91l5 o. Tbsfs vas ZEE to Be Poaosss
e = aro1s5 fbs pal q ias-srsan. sa5 tbs sa15-
zi-bss 70 b ext ass I ,tssgti 1 sho.ld ueTsr
"a tbs I=s 4 its eaietsas fIs5 50 ihst eosis
p1t the cgra- O. fbs Y bzfkst- Nara An1 ssH
Ezsaa5 Az pad p gsoessiss fsf re 70 packs lsa
gre srs-iisas 70 tie gH sbosi taking ears q
.bs hsass- taa Fss Fsiiing Ct hsr dress al al
oDes- Tbsrs Is E-sst sssl Ct sosrgy ia has
zouEr-1e-tzps ir5s TO- asch-
Attvs14y rzio1fss pas: 81 stood Q. tte hrost
Es,s Nh bzsks; oa oos arz AID Nara An
E1.s-Fr0of q ibs osksf, All = PAL Il each ha8d,
17s bssfls q r1aagz- L II eaat-skirf poeksL
Tbsrs Ens earP-etlir h1ng @ re soDsshers,
10, b1l f7rg9. jBs NV.
-s8E. Es nasi III. q re sta1 sot easeh ihe
snz. aia Nn9 Am
Nai1- zsis L iaai L rsasoaztle de-
Hgv d goa a7PPass l ea N VIII Il ihis
frsirh.e
Yaa 1ss, yos brsis. Yos al~sgs try %
seaas ne Il yos Dat ulss = soass q he
sisaet IN VI E.srs tn
s. raa
I has oss corEsr. q lst Nara - sosp
rad hsaks bsr parass1 Sbs ezHsd ns brz-s
agzs bszass I is1ghss- Nssiz 6rDTs ~ al tks
EsJ y tts 5spos % brSsk ros z35 We gDs o.
shs sEss b. nsstAer q n egsid 60 80, sd !
soala nct fas nrg Place where e05i5 81 he
.hnEs 1grr- 50 ! s.ood tsers sa5 hsi5 tssz-
Nara I SID Z Visiting sceeatx, Hsg Is
ia fsr sooi ro--irZ ne =
Ed fts. Ess ars b-s.e. Jezksar
sass Z : ~ lsrs ~ hsrs nsass ttat rszssk
tefus
I ksP- ~ eozags p u k1sg fksrs pozis 4
b e hsrr e szz-n Tbss " 90 Ao-e Bne
Es vsrs gs-.irg c-t q ths san ~ bossis s. ~
Po-kss 81 hrsks. al corssa-s--,y hss oss ,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-04-26

boot half fuIl Of Vinegar ell day. That kept ne
pretty quiet, and Maria Ana ran oa with big
wbiskered music teacher and lost her fan. got
her feet wet, and tore her dress. and enjoyed aer-
self much aier the tashlen Of pieaie goers
thought !, would never cone dinner time, and
Maria called me pig, because wanted to open
our baske, before the rest we're opened.
At last dinner time came-tbe nice dinner in
.he woods" yOu know. Over three thousand
little red ants had got into our dinueF and thoy
were worse to pick out than Ash bones. The
ice cream had melted and there was no vinegar
for the cold meat except what was in my boot,
and Of course that was Of no immediate use.
The music teacher spilled cup Of bot coffee on
Marias head and pulled all the fizzles cut trying
to wipe OF the coffee with his handkerchief
Then sat on piece of raspberry pie, and sp0il-
ed my while pants, and concluded didnt want
nnything more. had 10 stand up against a tree
,he rest Of the afternoon. The day afforded Goa
siderable variety, compared to every day lie. bat
there were so many lille drawbacks that ] did
not epjey 1t 50 much as nigh. have done
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-04-26

TEE CIR o. LoEDoa,-Iu Lo5soa, sTsry eiytt
Eilsisss Dight and Day. sonsbo5y diss, ssd sFsly
sTs uitsiss ehild is barn. This zrsat citT eoa-
taius Is nz1y ps9Pis g The Ehole of segtiaas.
tri.e -s Easy As Deumark. three tines Is zssy
as Greece. sas fo1T hss5rsd tines a. u.ny a.
Gesrgstosn. .. G. II fis rast popa,alisa u
nezrlg 400ge09. T. has 1900 katf1al "a.
ornksrs. 10000 a0zn5sns3 Eo1s1. 1000 P-s-
iszsioasI gaslbis,s. $3.50 eriuiras ksosn 70 IT,
Psepls as thasEss ard rs1siTers d F.oiss ssoss.
59o090 bz5it1ai irsgssuisEz Z psbiic ssssss. a-s
eQ0oe strsss Afats u Keep fhis Tzst nsil-
ts5s q 5isorde=ly charle.sn Il seasihiaz Ike
05s5isoes = tie lsE s0oo Poiieszsa are ssess-
sa7- o sts Pop-la.ioa u re 81 o1ly abosi
5o9oo0 attsod Pzbiic worship. sbsrs bsiszs -E
ls1 4 Ea14 a5ssr.ses aoa sssssh sTssy sss-
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