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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw-YoKK. MendHy. March a. IsTs.

NEw-YoKK. Monday March "a. IsIS
This has proved nc exception 10 the usual qulet
ssNfs Aitbeast several pubic
he R1oAmgs, bsf we vert con
NJ Mies By acting u'tr ne ar
Of JARVIS rseree- bs tHceOrE, hro"neos H' oAh
and t is1lo2 -suery aeef
- s.sey sold sat5sa 70 and over and
Sow norsv, amounting and pss due Interest and ~
y-. hsi 81 oe0 BEL ior So and uDSe ee erecnSo Of
o ,sS F 1 .,;o Ne % arsriT Soc Of ESSsss-s'
- feet nchcs westerly from he1 gtsEs'c soo seeSi sHo
80 iSS sss = " ss.vsn. -sS osSsiOdd
% IN - rrsp When sseT s sronsby BE- made AZ private sale
haespe has been epce -Four es located en- ss sose
:. IN ssr-t Cor preIssss sas
,sss e osnass s 1s1 "a. ssn pls lsc n ssv
a, s1 vac pa s n s W. S o Ssl s1a ss
TIE ioovug po, Al The In
AAIgs .er - aoteo 70 marrow
y, lame. n Miller l.r sse oaa ,Ss r,cou q W C. Lev
rt reires nv premises located and shsSu As NoA 81 sno ~
seaman srrcutrI q AND lot soI5 sestee on
a. easr ds Of sztsvt otveer kesib ana hnA n"~h a.
3, ec~scOrh weeser q, TIRE fr.,s ,s ,r.s .sd
.sssrSctS = isss nortssl WENT tTs =,
s.~sr, Broadway oesco Waite and "Eiis''S EnoWn
rs S@S-s ans K, sosther sds e Thirty,
E ssar, ora Soasr ssd si 7I ou,bsrlr
81 9'seh 5es .S ' an 11S AND s Ne ~
the eHssry ss 81 Weus between Grand Hne
% mont Sause suo lot 2ssrso1lOo located and
ASs - PeTePot sIa not, -is adjoining on the rear
2enrnr on MoutEg brockirn. l. Z
bds rcieree house and
Borthey Of ti 10 feet
ssss frenS @oond<ve
I-rs 49, Suer te direction W. AcDare referee and
hi f1I7e ostea ne westerly os o. Hth-Hve feet inch
nsrSserY fruuF -sEtb-st
drcou o. Bdv T Bartlett referee lots each
Seio l on The nosher' zoe Of onsbundrea sn6sefhIt,
fcet eAszeriy IRON fOuTbEEe
EclsI Co iera sal, und.. II, direction Of Phlo
Rnsres 2sIieo the north
10 inches One-hundfed
szeiseutg bl o., md ct 2Il0. Sdioihing OF The
a G
e1l0s located
Ttr- ru-ss ~esterly from
DSva d. Terry four lots,
% feet esstery
nazsTb rd-ave
direction J. Post Of
n0rIhery Hftysevenfh
a. westerly Tsntbave
aZ
81 ieef westerly from Pti-st
Noe qknd 40 Puton-. Brosk-
M premises a.
MsdseRl. Of
Brooklyu. l. Ful particulars and descriptive be Oh
upon application The Guc0ner once No y PkkT0w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY MARCH 25 1873.

mach Of the forenoon market After one o'clock me
mice made sharp run down and before the market
closed it had touched 1854, the change of front De'ne
ascribed 10 the bnOyancy Of United States bonds IN
London. the quotations having risen from Quarter
70 three-eights per cent in the large demand rom
European capitalists. This condition OF affairs was
also proyocative of some sales of long gold, Win
result as above stated The Assistant Treasure,
paid out $4,000 IN coin interest, and $500 In caiieu
bonds The days business at the Oold E1cnanse
Bank was; Gold cleaned $4O6J9,Ooo; gold balances
st.S5sda5; currency balances $lods ilS The quota
tinr,a rrnra.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25

Loans aud STE Legal .eoasssf-
specie ........... l7i72.SOo Deposits l'''e4@-''"
Cir sulstiOn..- -sZI,o4S'o"'
The transactions the Clearng house for the past
week compare as follows with those of the previous
week
Cearngs for the ending Meh IS, 1s3S7s 5est6 %
for the week ending hcn Y, IBID b1-F19oo =
balances for ending Mich. 10, 1916. A56see "
Balances for the week ending Mch p lS'J Ist'l4S %
The coupons Of the First Mortgage bonds of the
Danville Urbana. Bloomington, and Pekin Railway
Co. will be paid Oh and after April by the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company.
Messrs. Turner Bros. will pay the coupons OF me
Indianapolis Bloomington, and Western Halfway
Co First Mortgage bonds az their banking house
No. "A Nassan-st., on and after April !.
The quarterly dividend of y per cent on the eaI-
tai stock of the Pacific Railroad of Missouri viii be
paid on and after April l5 at the Offices Of the Com
pany St Louis and at 2s7 Broadway, New-York
We have received from The Nep- York DAILY buHe-
TN COPY of the second volume Of its Statistical
4nna1l consisting of the annual tabulated state
ments relative to the commerce and finances OF Ne"
York City and the United States. The volume EN-
braces 10 large and closely printed pages and tho
statements cover every important branch of domes-
tic and foreign trade as well the statistics reat
ing TO gold, banking railroads aud insurance also.
the Treasury operations at New-YOrk. The eompan-
sons extend over sees of past years. The compils-
lions are intended especially for the merchant
and the banker. The matter contained N the book
seems almost Indispensable 70 every business man
who aims 10 conduct his affairs intelhgently
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25
Coleman Benedict's closing quotatons at .. m

The gold speculation has been moderately active
and strong with the chief business at n5:, and the
range Of the price rl5i and 49,: The condition Of
the speculation is much the same a. last week, and
the apparent object Of the bali pool seems to be the
erseon of srtortonste rates of interest fes the use
of coin for the payment Of duties at thss Custom
house whenever the short interest in the market shall
be Of sufficient extent 80 warrant IT, Todays rates
for csuyins we're s. 4 n, q and eela 10 Nat. Tim
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25

The Philadelphia stock market is dull. Penn
sylvania Skies los; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad.
~; Reading Railroad, 81. Pennsylvania Railroad
IS. Gold. 49,.
The bank statement compares as follows with
former returns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25

of the Houston AND TEXAS CENTRAL RAILROAD was
accomplished on the nth instant, thus forming a
through route by rail from Galveston 20 New-York
The negotiation OF the Sl0O00OOO LIST Mortgage
per cent GOLD BONDS is nearly closed. less thar
$4,000 remaining which be had at % and ia
terest, in currency. Of
JONI J. Cisco & Soy, 50 W4D-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25

HowTS & MACY. Bankers. No. 80 Wall-st New.
York offer the same facilities DeposItors as In
eorporated Banks. and allow Interest daily bal
ances AT the rate OF -Four per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any point al current rates.
with Immediate returns.
Special attention paid 20 choice Stock. Bonds. AZ.
&c. for Investors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25
Bank shares sold at 1880 for Continental. 81 for
Central National. and III for American Exchange.

There was no new feature in railroad bonds, and
with the exception of Pacific mortgages. which
were strong and higher, there very little change
in prices. The following were the bids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25

The CONSOLIDATED 81 YEARS PR CENT GoIp
BONDS Of the ST LOUIS AND SoUTH-E EASTERN RAIL
WAY Co, issued upon a completed trunk line earn
ing more than enough 70 paw interest and operating
expenses sold by WNsLOw a. WnsoS.
20 WillaD-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25

There was small business in State bonds. Ten
nessees sold at $685. Missouri Skies sold AT @s0
95.: Virginia Consolidation at g., and North Caro-
lima, old at 81 10 81. The following were the bids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25

The days business at the Z. ;. Sub treasury ""'
oo iS , - ~ al ments-.. t59O9O3 81
Cold 6alanee 80 s0245 n Cur'cy balance l7sossi ~
Cm'cy rec'pts.. 2ls,o6 81 Cusioins'-- --''' "'" "
We annex the closing nominal rates OF ofe'gn
Exchange the business to-day having been iiHiiieu'
ar,y days. Three asyA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25

49, Dep0sts Loans. Npeclt AlTrulstoB Beg.
. =
Mar y eOT7OOO 25T. 76l.S00 lo4gs6oo 2sOlS0 42sis80
Mar 30 27G, 400 u & 100 s0l9 400 Al 649 700
Aprl 10l OS55OO 10 2SOI4 900
Apr1 80 ts5 $50 27S 900 COO 500 500 SCI eO9 500
April .96JO0 Ia, ll25 500 n 900
MAY $50 400 Is,325 400 ~ A. 4eo
NAV lI2i7 9 500 s6 eO2OOo 2oO0Oe Al coo
May s2ls267 500 2ss 1860 30 n 400 SO
Nav 3 "a l5 2S GAL 100 20 GO - $40 800 81 COZ 100
June I27S e09 2s4- G14O 81 @ $40 q SEQ $50 500
June s.J0 400 s ,ll5 900 3D. 900 "a 500 Is OsiU0
June 10 62s 100 200
June 70 ss ~ 100 400
July s2A774sOO no so 500 n SOS 400 o. Sos o
July lJ246,s0o 20, $50 zoo -, 900 q 46S 400 <4oTo
July 70 247 5J 100 2g 2l5O0 80 76 eco 81 so
July q e2 200 296 iS6 9o0 zoo So ssip
AUG. ,Ssoo 29a.s2sSco e 5i zoo So O5I70O
Aug 102s7 500 q sl3 600 l55OS0o
Aug. 500 s 800 9o5Ss 100 "a 100 CO. 52535.Goo
Aug 26 100 s242S00 1907 800 y 700 80 $4,000
Aug 81 nsns20o ~ 400 le 492 SOC n $1,000
sept 72Is,6l62o 80 64o000 H. 800 ~ ss0sso
sept IA $50 II 1877 900 q 400 coo
sept. 20I IN SO 800 n 39a 67 go
Sept. o00 49, A. u 100 92 $40
Oct 6fs15o DO $40 10 s0tS gos 500 900 Al 957Oo
Oct. i2is07Gsso 800 l2iI 5oO2 457sssoO
oct 10 400 n zoe 800 sd SD 400
Oct 500 9T4 a2Sooo 1875 oos 52ss9ioo
Nov 2o4so3oo 1I.s 800 IL "a sei 10 81 7yo5O0
Nov ahi0o1 ,1Oo - 200 q Sc 100 A., 200
Nov L. 90452c0 276 a0o0 zoo % $50 500 "a 73l 500
Nov 800 1896 100 q s7e 500 as s 500
Nov 50 2oi sloo0 ZIG 600o H. o.; 100 n
2oolpso 2ss,sscoo isssa n ss9loO 44ol 200
Dec. III $40 100 n 5s TOO Al 2lTOo
n eo27 s22 Tup 100
Dee MSSAes ASSsaAS AZ 24l 500 n e7syeoe sl.ll9G0o
Jan II 500 zlsssos $40 SssioeTz .osgs7oo
Jan. Is 200 1s q Ss2 100 1880
Fec 2lIiessp ssssoooo 100 "a s1i 800 Isl sca 100
Fen ss s 90 !, :s.'ss,s
Eee. :sses!o 2sssloioo ss,lOs n.ssi 400
MAJ sissssss II III. n s ss
Mar Mar ss s &c is:s g az 90 &c
TABLE Of < Acera0e meslI Of Loaas seee.s O.rrsia
lssn Dspss'ss. Lsssi Isss1s ~ Nc sssks o. IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25

CAIRO AND Fulton RAnRoAp Co.'S FIRST MORT
GAGE SINKING FUSD LAND GRkST BONDS for sale az
% and accrued interest. Only a limited number
unsold. The Road rapidly approaching completion
The Bonds are THE ONLY LIEN upon ROAD EQUIP
MENT l.SS,4 40 ACRES LAND and al other property
of the Company. The land sales average over IS
per acre. II. g. MABQUAND. No. III Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25

ITO LET-The FACTORY PROPERTY now
BY Bas s~~ng Machine Copsry Br<ss and
ychps, Breskivn uan e. sist of Bnasosl srry go 5In
tset Inc Asr-s sneBs had lov App1 g bLiss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25

THE EIGHT PR CENT Quarterly interest First
Mortgage Gold Bonds of the Logansporr. Crawfords-
vile, and South Western Railway of Indiana, of
fered for sale BY Messrs. JONES 4 SCHUYLER, No u
Pine-St yield the largest income Of any irst-elass
Railway Security on the market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25

QNHE NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
WEEKLY TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
RogTNlGHTIY TO AND PROM LONDON DiRgcr
Prom Piers ~ and g.. Norb REseL
TO QUEENSTOWN AID LIyERPooLs
cpypCp Tben.s wBDN BSDAi. Mafch % Al fUe
EGYPT sATUkDAi. harrn % Al 500
SIEaDA Wrh,,sr. SATURDAY. April Al so
vfISCg Tbomss aArJRnAl ADni n. 81 81
sPAIn sATuRDAs. April ia, - 1880
To LONDON DlkBC1;
HOLLAND .SATtIDA1 Ayni . AZ 90 a a ~
THESE STEAMSHIPS AXE TIE LARGEST IN
-" The TRADE.
c.hr Psssrr 50, SIS and sc ozrrssJ
p,5.n s,.er.s. nIets from IarefyOoi Lshsss
6l.row Bristol Lonson, CHEAPER THAN 81 AM
iar rrto rOrusOr apply tbs Company 9nss Ne = s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25
Gountrp propertp. 10 Eel.

CARPENTER lone hour from New York. can
~ REFT coTrsGE psy and have plenty Of general
vort Pes.essoh address NH references, Bon lcs Me-"
Yort Pos-Omcc
FURNISHED HOUSES to RENT-0n ridge
II Hf bng Wetestf Co, everDotirg and sAcf
hsndso-y HOUSES with all uet -
hhsrdoen iof Ao
HOUSES rent ron s6c 100 Apply % HUGH CAMP I"
Brraavvv orTr.msHt
HOTEL AT SANTANA.
l.6fs n !. PosLOHee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25
AUSTIN BALDWIN & Co.

Issue Letters of Credit on
CITY BANK OF LONDON
AND
LHERBETTE KANE 4 Co. PARIS
Travellers Letters Received and Forwarded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25
THE MONEY MARKET.

SAFES AT TIE STOCK ExcHAEeE--oPF1c1ALR RE-
PORT. CONDENSED EXPREssLr FOR THE
TRIBUNE-FILsr CALL. 10! O'CLOCK A. M
sales ~ Government Bonds.
5000 u. 6s Currency ll4t 1000 u. 81 bD Goa - het
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25
DRiECE AND VICINITY, SPECIALITY.

An es...s property, E.I.s e.s Iss.s.s ysEs!ss
skssusd&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25
Summer Relrrnis.

Summer helrenis.
BOARD WANTED-A small family wish
ID BOARD for month"; private family the Hud
River SOUND mile. Of the atty. COED plan tshe
plenty Of fresh mill nut and veretAbe ndspenssoie Adors
with iul psrieuAn~P- q. Boz Asa. SsS-IaTk City.
y OR 3 FAMILIES who are willing 10 pay
literally for hrsbeass sooonmcd4ons At hcnso~n j. c5n
all particular Il l07 Furtyfounh-, M J. h.
JOHNSON s Odcs ~ broadway, y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25
EoIeis.

VERMONT SUMNER HOME, Poultney, VT
ev :, NEWMAN, D H. Prop Open h"u MAJ l. sPeriAi FAI
families And boAruerk
New-York tribune., 1873-01-02

am Dec II, iG12 2
TNHE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK HAVE
this dsy declared sernnus dTGend OF 50 1b per ceHt es
The books will closed IN
M Jsu p lS-l J. T. WORTH Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-02
Ciin i1ropertn TO fet.

ITO LET-230 West Fifty-ninth-st., fronting
Central PARK ar, aoor rooms ~ second hoor SIS
New-York tribune., 1873-01-02
Chances for Business Hlen

A ADVERTlSEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"a YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT The UPTOWN
OPPTCEa Nos 81 West Thirty second, cd West TwenYhd
IT, NJ 10 p N. at rrguar ohe rates
A YOUNG LADY ARTIST, having mOnOp-
"A ey OF most profitable business wAl 1o immediately % en-
able her 70 supply Increasing Loan doubled 10 hEee monA
address MONEY, 3tl West Tyseo0ndst, Tribune uptown once
SJO OO0 TO s2co 600 sPECiAL I ~, GAPd s,pl.
extend business obg CommsoDl established 10 yea
eIeme proi.Ab aBl perfectly sale commenced on cap OF . ~
business about $4,000 be Increased 70
s55o0o 70 JOeo House has every facility and the trade TO 90 ~
With 5nopoy large g0ron Of their mech1nise Win reason
able ontca OF The bnrues Affairs OF the country the special can DC
nearly Dot quite trebed eve years paaesA AZ opa
~ rarely before 0s and worth rTesiatnE II
desired g mate hzt business oomng large rtturns sl sAe
beyond Question sanahg nees
Address With real nam Tor Interview, WORKES Tribune Olce'
New-York tribune., 1873-01-02

DEOPLE's SAVINGS BANK, 301 Third-ave.,
Of Tveny The usual Semi Annual Interest at ths
SIX PER CENT sl entitled thereto the
FIRST DAT OF JANUARY will be paid and after JANUARY
Deposits received Of any 81 70 s29,0o
nsu.y deposited on or befors JANUARY A viii
JANIART l.. fRBDk OLAsfBAD, PresaenL
CHlEL.s r RoDeER, Secretary
ITNION DIME SAVINGS BANK,
" Nos 3g6 ard 39s CAsALsr: corner Of LhGHr.
SIX per Cent Iatores; S5 W $4,000.
AsskIS S1o,JjS,I1S So
New-York tribune., 1873-01-02


DlSSOLUTION.-The copartnersblp hereto
~ fore eIsting between uniersigaed the tm
name Of ARIhCR Co.. this day by The outs'and
C. A. ARTHUR,
G. X. COVERT.
COPARTNERsPRsfrrr The shove notice the Undersigned
respectfully announces i has this i,y associated W.T. hnseh 10
business bis son. AlE a. ARTHUR via Ehom BE- s continue The
GENERAL STATIONERY BUSINESS,
10 all rs branches ssie- The Old frm nsme "
WM Il. ARTHUR.
Nev.York Jan / Ira
New-York tribune., 1873-01-02

ITHE COUPONS DUE JAN. /, 1873, OF the
CAIRO AND FULTON RAILROAD COAPASY VIII BE- ps.t After
tAas date at 80 10 Broadway Gold. H. q. MAhQuAND
New-York tribune., 1873-01-02

TTNHE COUPONS due Jan. on the INDIAN
Il APOLIS BLOOMINGrDS AND WESTERN EXTENSION
RAILWAY FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS VIII De PAID AZ he DAlAAS
House Of TURNER BROTHERS, "a NAssaus At b..
New-York tribune., 1873-01-02

TNHE COUPONS of the NEW-1ORh AND
i OSwRGO MIDLANO SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS dne
1879 will be paid ard sher Jsu presentation s
king hou OF George Opdyke Co No. IS Nassust, rev
Work The transfer Of he boads Will close The 5th
in and reopen Jan le73 D. C. LIrTLEJOHs President
-Fark Darl
New-York tribune., 1873-01-02
DiDibeno Iotires.

ArCHisoS. ToPEKA FE r. r. Co., I
No IS DEvOssHIhE ST, BOstOS, Dee q. 1872
COUPON No. of the FIRST MORTGAGE
NGOD BONDS II this Company will e paid and after January
1873 At The Company The BakEg house o George
OUdyIs Co. No. rs SsssSust, New York ----
New-York tribune., 1873-01-02
oTFcE or THE NORTHERN PAcr,1C kAnRo4o Co,

% Fiflh-aTe-, n. Y, Dec Il, I8lA J
TNHE COUPONS due Jan. I. 1873, OF the
FlRsT MORTGAGE BONDS q this CC%g17 Ei Be PAD %
Yort The INTEREST then due sred Bonds vii oe l
heretofore checks the orer Of the Boaaoiers er by n "
recorded address A. H. BAkSbl treasurer
New-York tribune., 1873-01-02
Countrn Real gstaie for 9ale.

ORANGE co. FARM of 26O acres valuable
" farming good bun excellent nsyhborhoOi part Of oc
included In price. RULAND a WHITING, BeekmAn-st
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-09-09
IL have. was The reply.
Gr.mrnatical Techniealllies.

Speakin. OF grammar, the following
conversation is said to have occurred IN a
railroad car recently between a youn.
lad, teacher. who also writes for the.
and an old gentleman who had notion
that he could speak the English language :;
OLD GENTLEMAN. Are there any
houses building in your yiIlage?'
YoUvG LADY. No sir. There i a
new house being built tor Mr.. Smith. but
il is the carpenters who are building"
GKxrLEM,N. True; l sit corrected.
To Le building is certainly different
thing from to be being built. Add how
loug has Mr.. Smiths house been being
built?"
LADY Cooks pu-,led moment. dndheH
ans,cers rather abruptly. "Nearly a
year"
GENTLEMAN. "How much longer do
you think it will be being buiIt?'
LADY (erpIosirely). Don't know"
GENTLEMAN. Il should think MI.
Smith would be annoyed by its being so
long being built. for the house he now
occupies being old, he must leave it, and
the new one being only being built. in
stead OF being built as he expected. be
can not"
Here the gentleman perceived that the
lady had disappeared.-EDIToR's DRAWER
in Hapcr's Magazine for July.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-09-09
4 GeniielIin,i.

'You see am gentleman SAID W III
Thompson. IL will not take an insult
And the little fellow strutted up and down
in rage. He had been throwing stones
At Peter Jones. and he thought that his
anger proved him gentleman.
III you want TO be gentleman L
should think you would be a gentle boy
first said his teacher. "Gentlemen 90
not throw stones at their teachers. Peter
Jones did no, throw stones at you, and l
think he is much more likely to prove a
gentleman
But he's got patches on his knees. "
said Win.
bad pantaloons don't keep boy from
being gentleman" said the teacher
"but bad temper does. Now William,
if you want to be y gentleman you must
be gentle boy"
A lllle further on the teacher met little
Peter Jones. Some stones had Int him
and he was hurt by them.
well, Peter. what is the matter be-
tween you and VIII this moning'" asked
she teacher.
IL was throwing ball at one OF the
bows in play, sir. and it missed him and
hit Will Thompson's dog"
why did you not throw back P
Because, sir. my mother says that To
be gentleman must DO a gentle boy
and I thought it best to Keep out OF his
way till ne cooled off = little
The teacher walked on, after praiSing
Peters conduct, but kept the boys in his
mind; and he lived to see VIII Thomp'
son a rowdy and Peter Jones gentleman
loved and respected by all.
Remember. gentle boy makes a gen.
lleman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-09-09
A Word for Smokers.

Recently Quaker was travelling in
railroad carriage. After a time, observing
certain movements on the part OF fellow
passenger. he Sccosted him rs follows.
"Sir, thee seems we'll dressed. and /
dare say thou eonsiderest myself well
bred, and would not demean myself to
an ungentlemanly action. wouldst thee 2"
The person addressed promptly replied
with considerable spirit:
Certainly not, if knew it
The Quaker continued
and suppose thee invited me to thy
house. theswould not think of offering
me thy glass 10 drink out of alter thee
had drank out OF it thyself, wouldst
thee %
The Intercepted replied,
Accountable, No! Such an offer
would be most insulting
The Quaker continued
''Still less would thee think of offering
me thy knife and fork to eat with after
putting them into thy mouth. wouldst
iheeYn
The inlerrogated answered.
10 do that would be an outrage on all
deeency, and would show that such a
wretch was ont of the pale of civilized
society,"
Then" said the Quaker. "with those
impressions on thee, why shouldst thee
wish me to take into my mouth and nos
fills the smoke from that cigar which
thou art preparing to smoke after sending
the smoke out Of thine own mouth ?n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-09-09

Men doubt about the doctrines and
philosophy OF religion, But when they
see man tempered under exation,they
don't doubt his sweet temper. When they
see a woman carrying along a worthless
husband and load of helpless children,
by her labor and patience and love, they
believe in goodness. Truth in its lower
form Of intellectual statement u~y be
questioned; but in its highest form, en-
bodied in life, it instantly conquers the
belief Of whoever looks upon it.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-09-09
The Pc. land SAFE Deposit Vault Co.
81 Exchange ST., Portland.
OrEN FOR RENT

The Lessee exclusively holds the KEY. Safes
inside their Vault nj rates varying from SID TO
500 per anaum according TO size. They will also
receive on special deposit ba!ecs the securities
of persons residing abroad OF out OF the city;
those temporarily from home; Officers OF the
Army and Navy: masters of Vessels and others (;
and will act n Attorneys in the collection and
remittance OF income, when desired
CIRCULARS containing full particulars forward.
ed Oh application. ROBERT ~ Bird,
Manager.
Portland, MAY 8, 1873. mayo
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-09-09

A farmer and his wife called at Detroit
photograph gallery last week TO order
some photographs of her, aud while the
operator was getting ready, the husband
gave his wife a little advice as TO how
she must act. ''Fastes your mind on
something" he said. or else you will
laugh and spoil the job. Think about
early days, how your father got in Jail,
and your mother was an old scolder. and
what you'd have been if l hadn't Piiied
you! just f,sien your mind on TO that )"
She, however. concluded to postpone the
Job"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-09-09
Nnn-sire.dcnt TmNe..

Ia.a-lyAnof Annny County OF Ot,Dll nad
STATE 20. Na.uc .or thc jcAr i>.t.
1i,c following ii't ct t1Sr- go .r1i '-.Itc 5i usu
re-iient owner. Do tie town ot Albany l4f Doe
year H., la li'is comg.i.t,l 20 % -rt.E Ao!iN-
WALL collector % t.>rs for siIl town 90
thr .,.A G4y oi june i--- LI- btuE 700 ruci by
iuu i1 rn, Ill, remaining unpaid on the 10Th day
Of jane t-,I by o., ccsl.iicJtc OF that date and
now remain iupaiH ana notice is hereby given 'ha;
% are said iaNr-, interest aH! charges Not pall
into thr treasury OF said town 4i:inu eighteen
months nom the date OF The commitment 0t said
bill. 30 liuei ot tic real r-tajt taxed as viii De
-uiI ci,ut 90 pay he -mOunt dJr therefor inclsiu-
interest and charges Nil Nituuut u,,.,r notice D.
sold al public auction az
The Treasurer office, VIZ. hi- dwelling house
ia su.,f town uu Sc hsst Monday 100 F-h.uuy \.
q. I-si 100 ou, o'clock ~ Che afternoon.