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ment of the late war he was very active and
energetic in forwarding troops from New York
to the 'front.' and in this particular was largely
relied upon by the national government at
Washington. During the inclusion of the
rebels in Pennsylvania he commanded brig
ade, and was within sound of the battle of
Gettysburg, though not actually engaged.
Three generations of the Hall family were en-
gagged in the war; his son, James f. Hall, be-
ing general of engineers, and a son of the
latter also serving He was also one of the
first members of the American Institute and
for several years its President; also of the GEN
eral Society of Mechanics and Tradesmen, one
of the Oldest societies in the country.
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In the House of Representatives yester
Cay, Mr.. Hale made it very dsagreeable for
the Pennsylvanians, who are asking for 49,,
100000 for the Centennial Exhibition. 1t is
becoming too much the custom to run to
Congress for aid for every enterprise OF
scheme and Mr.. Hale does well to make a
stand against it. Tom Scott is coming for
bonds to build his railroad and the country is
full of that kind of enterprise which only
displays itself in "opening avenues to the
Treasury"
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THE Hartford Coarant publishes 'Horse
Talk under "College Notes. This pro-
ceeding is pertinent, for college notes are
largely devoted to boat racing and horse
racing is only one remove from the former.
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Wonderful Discovery of
the 10Th Century.
DIR. s. d. HOWE'S
ARABIAN MILK-CURE
CONS JUMP TION,
And all diseases of the THROAT, CHEST and
LUNGS. Che only Medicine of the kind in tie
worldly
A Substitute for Cod Liver Oil.
Permanently cures Asthma, Bronchitis, Loss of
Voice, Shortncss of Breath, Catarrh, Group, Coughs
Colds, &C., in few days, like magic. Price 81 per
bottle.
DIR. S. d. HOWE'S
Arabian Tonic Blood Purifier,
which DIFFERS from all other preparations in it's
IMMEDIATE ACTION upon the
LIVER, KIDNEYS AND BLOOD,
1t purely vegetable cleanses the system of all i'm
Rich Blood. 1t cures Scrofulous Diseases of all kinds
removes Constipation and regulates the Bowels For
GENERAL DEBILITY" LOST VITALITY
and "BROKEN DOWN CONSTITUTIONS" I
"challenge the 18th century, to find its equal
Every Bottle is Worth its Weight in Gold.
Price 81 per bottle. Sold at retail by all druggists.
w. f. PHILLIPS & CO.. Wholesale Agents, Port
land.
DIR. y. ID, HOWE, Sole Proprietor,
161 Chambers ST., New York.
mar7snWS& M3m&weow11
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THE Superintendent of the Postal Railway
Service in a report submitted to the Post
master General, figures out the cost of mail
transportation on the several roads and
shows that the law of 1873 allows adequate
compensation for the transportation of mails
in the ordinary manner, but is inadequate
for railway postofices and should be increas-
ed fifty per cent. or the law changed so that
railroads shall be compensated for the space
occupied where the mail is transported in
postal or route agents cars and according to
weight when carried in bulk in baggage cars.
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For Moth Patches. FreckIes

AND TAN ask your Druggist for Perry's Moth and
Freckle Lotion, which is harmless and in every
intallible Or for his IMPROVED CoMEDoNE and
PIMPLE REMEDY, the great SKIN MEDICINE for
Pimples Black Heads Fleshworms. Or consult
3. c, PERRY. the noted Skin Doctor, 40 Bond
Street, New York. ap30d3msn
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rBr Improvement of the mouth of the Mis-

TIE Improvement OF the NOUN OF the MIS-
sissippi is now the great problem which agi-
tates the West, and the journals of that Sec
ton are discussing the relative merits of the
two plans suggested, known as the Eads' let
ty project. and the New Orleans canal pro-
ject. As is generally known the river flows
for two hundred miles through an alluvial
plain, and for the last fifty miles through a
marshy formation which is scarcely elevated
above the surface of the water, and which is
in effect a quagmire. The alluvum carried
down by the current is preciptated to the
bottom by its weight, forming bars which
block up the channels of navigation. Three
OF the five passes have already been closed 70
vessels. and the others are kept open only al
great expense. The Eads' plan is to dam
up the shallow outlets, and concentrating the
current into one flood through single pass
force the water to cut its own way by deer
channel to the sea. The New Orleans pro
| iect contemplates ship canal from Fort st
! Philip to Breton Sound where there is deel
water. Pilots and other practical men sa,,
neither of the plans are feasible, and tina
some other mode of arresting the evil mus
| he tried
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j. p. WHEELWR1GHT.
P A N rs IT

Gives special attention to Tuning and
Regulating the Grand, Square and Up
right Pianos. MIR. w. has had testimonials
from the celebrated artists who have VISIT
ed.Pertland. viz.-Jacll, Strak Osch Heller,
Hoffman, Pease, Colby, Miss Meh.ig, Ru-
bernstein, KOtzschmar, and other distin-
suIshed European and American Pianists.
Mr.. w. would give particular notice that
that his headquarters are al G. X. Halves
Music Store, No. ~ Middle ST., where all
orders should be addressed
ap27 sn3tteodf
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGES.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the eff
fects OF Errors and Abuses in early life Manhood
Restored Impediments to Marriage removed. New
method OF treatment. New and remarkable rene
velopes Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No.
South Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pa,-an institution
having high reputation for honorable conduct and
professional skill. fe6sn3m
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OFPORTLAND,

Tuesday. May 5.
ARRIVED.
Steamer City OF Portland, Pike, st John, b. via
Eastport for Boston.
Barque Mendoza, Perry, New York-coal to Jack
son Il Eaton.
Sch John Balch, Lunt. New York.
Sch Belle (Br) Gatcomb, st Stephen, NB-raroad
sleepers to order.
Sch Sarah Elizabeth, Blake, Rockport.
Steam-tug VIM Kemp (new, 40 tons) G Lowell.
New York.
Steiner Chase, Bennett st John, NB-John Port
eous
Sch Col Eddy, Day, Boston-Stephen Kicker.
fFROM OUR CORRESPONDENT
LUBEC, April 3O-Ar, schs Marshal Ney, Grifh Il,
Portland; Frances Ellen. Cousens, Boston; Olive
Branch. Brown, do.
May lar, schs Carl ID Lothrop. McAlep, Boston /;
Maggie Harthorn, Small, Salem.
Sid, brig Mansanila. Benson, for Boston; Lookout,
Huckins, New York; Frances Ellen Cousens, Two
Rivers, Ms to load for New York.
May PAR sch Lahaina. Rowell, Salem.
Sid. schs Nellie j Dinsmore. Parker. Alexandria
S Nightingale. billiard, New York; Eva Yates
Yates, CarLenas.
May Ar, sch Sammy Ford, Allen, Hillsboro, NIB
KENNEBUNKPORT, May AR, sch Lily b
French, Gullifer, Brunswick, Ga; Lebonon Rand,
Calais.
MEMORANDA.
Sch st Elmo, for Philadelphia broke her mainboom
in Long Island Sound 30tb by collision.
Sch Males ic. of Bangor, for New York, put into
New London 30th with loss of both anchors
Sch H Blasdeli, from Havana for Caibarien, put
back LIST inst. leaky.
Sch Winona. OF Wiscasset, arrived at New York
4tk inst from Mayaguez, with bulwarks stove docks
swept, &c.
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THOSE restless people of the class which
has been making heap Of trouble ever since
the world began by suggesting improvements
here and alterations there, have now turned
their attention to church architecture. On
the one hand they denounce 'bare and ugly
barns for meeting-houses," and on the ether
''the floriated magnifcence of gothic build
buttresses. They propose sloping the floor
and shaping the area SO that the nr'r5,C shall
be in sight and lug OF the whole congre-
cation. Wouldn't it be quite as well for
them to turn their attention to filling such
churches as we now have, instead of evolv-
ing from their inner consciousness the theat-
rical church building OF the future?
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REMOvAL..
M IL s. S PR RINGER

has removed her Studio to
ROOM 3, CLAPP'S BLOCK,
Where she will receive pupils in Object-drawing and
Painting, as usual
mar23 sniff
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THE MOST
SchlOtterbeck's Moth and Freckle Lotion

A safe and sure remedy tor removing Tan .Pmples,
Moth Blotches. Freckles and Eruptions from the
Skin, rendering it soft and fresh and imparting it
AMARILLO PURITY.
PRICE FIFTY CENTS BOTTLE,
Prepared only by A. G. SCHLOTTERRECK &
CO., Apothecaries and Chemists 1903 Congress street,
one door above Brown. Portland. Me. au26snti
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MARRIED.

| In Phpsburg, May 8, Charles Rollins and Miss
| Clara Blasdell.
| In Bath, May 3, Robert T.Crommett and Miss En-
| ma j. Clark.
In Lewiston, April 90, Chas. j. Stoddard and Miss
| Flora F. Cummings.
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BOSTON & MAINE RAILROAD.


dividend of Four Dollars per share will be paid
on and after FRIDAX, May 18th, 1874, to stockhold
ers of record at close of business April 3Oth 1874
A. BLANCHARD, Treasurer.
my1 sudtd
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No doubt there should be reforms in our
civil service and changes in laws and customs,
but if we should be called upon to name the
last man who has any right to denounce the
present evils except as a confession of his
own sins, we should hesitate between Sen
ator Fenton and General Butler. On the
whole we think Feuton should be the last,
for his record as corrupter of the public
service is the most infamous of any man in
public life. So profuse and disgusting in
view of his own dark record, have been the
protestations of goodness and denunciations
of wckedness of Mr.. Fenton that he is fairly
entitled to be called the Chadband of the
Senate.
THE Rev. DR.. Cheever has stepped into the
lists to break lance with Darwin. He starts
with the assumption that If man be so in
sane as to believe in the gospel of brutality'
Ia pet name applet to the Darwinian theory
by the polemics) "the first sane denonstra-
ton of his insane reason must be absolute
atheism" After making this bewildering
statement he goes on to argue that all man
ner of vices result from atheism. The prem
ises once admitted the conclusions will be
brought home with great force to many
minds. But here as elsewhere it is the first
step which costs. The majority of the OAR
winists will deny the charge of atheism.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Sum lrleP Board.

Newry Corner, five miles from Bethel Depot
"A Good fishing and hunting. Charges moderate.
Refers, by permission, to Abner Lowell, 1855 Middle
street. Address,
III. s. HASTINGS,
BETHEL, MAINE.
dtP
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Notice tn RniIharS.
City of Portland.
Wanted.
E0c Sale.

TUSTOM Coat makers wanted Immediately. High
~ est prices paid and steady employment. Apply
to W. f. CHISAM, No. Ciapp's Block, Congress
Street. my6dlw
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nj. C. M. A.
Stated Meeting of the Maine Charitable Mechanic
Association will be held at Library Room Mechanics
Hall. On THURSDAY EVENING, May 7th, at u
o'clock. GEO. A. HARMON, Sec'y.
my5 sntd
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TO LET.
One large Store House on Custom
House Wharf, suitable for heavy storage
or Fish packing.
ALSO
One store suitable for Grocery or other
light business, with dock privilege.
| Apply to
GEO. w. EDDY,
| fe4sneodf 81 Middle Street. Room =.
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Maine Savings Bank.

"OUSE and Land No. 63 Bracket Street. ALSO
III feet of land. Price $500. House can be ex-
amined from to II A. NJ. to to PM
my6 3ts
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A CAPABLE Servant to do general homework in
IA family of four, one and one-half miles from
the city. Address Box 1906 Portland, Me. my6tf
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For Sale.
STEAM TUG ga. F. Kappea," Philadelphia
~ build, engine IA x IA.
III. r. KNIGHT & CO.,
my6d1w p. o. Box 1854, Portland, Me-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE.
New House on west side of Emery Street, head of
Cushman Street, 10 rooms, with all the modern i'm
provements. Apply to
A. Ii. STEPHENSON,
1871 COMMERCIAL STREET..
Also lots of land on Cushman, Lewis and Clark
Streets. my5sntf
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Wanted,

TTNHE annual meeting of this Corporation will be
IL held at their Banking Room on WEDNESDAY,
the 18th day of May, 1874, at q o'clock P. NJ.
my6d1t A. NJ. BURTON, Secretary.
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A COMPETENT MILLINER. Enquire of
IA A. l.. NASH,
my6d2t No. IL Clapp's Block.
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To Let.
A LARGE Front Room. No. II Deer Street.
"A my6sd1w
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SPOKEN.
April lat 15 lon &c W, ship Austria, from Liver
pool for Adelaide, Australia
April g. lat 20 N. Ion 20 81 W. ship Imperial from
New York for San Francisco.
April 20, lat So Ion 49, ship Richard Ill from Liy-
erpool for Gloucester.
North.
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School Matters.

i every Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at
their room in City Hall, at which time and place
teachers, pupils and persons interested in School
matters may have opportunity to consult the Com
mittee. Per order of the Committee
j. W. COLCORD. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06
The details arc annoxed
fl WlNl.WlO

In the gold loan market loans cost 8. 81, aud
per cent for carrying 10 Hat the borrowing side
The Assistant Treasurer redeemed $4,000 in called
fye-twenties. The total payments of March coin
interest on the public debt amount to S27@OOl, in
cluding $4,000 to-day. The days business at tho
Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared,
Sj4 42SS.0O0; gold balances Sl.023,9F; currency bal
auces Sl,167,465. The following are the quotations:
lOOO.lll7s 1880 .llls l0O..."llls Zi3O....lll ll3s
lO:30..lll7s l2:OO.ll2 l:3O.....lll = JOJ.., lll4
ll:OO...ll17s l2:30..lllTs 2:OO.....lll4 Glll's
The business Of the u. ;. Treasury was as follows:
Gold receipts S5s3 IS receipts <57b 342 90
God payments 34644J 80 C1rTeAoT 4bZ1DI 80
Cold js7 gZU J2 CurencT balance 80 go 495 l3
Customs ZJbVUO %
Foreign exchange opened steady at 4.Si for 60
days bills and 4.s7! for sight Later rates were adj
vanced but business was barely up opening rates.
We quote:
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06
rambIe. by night have often been described His

ramblep by night have often been described HIS
friends sometimes encountered him in the oddest
places and the most incomont weather. lie was
equally at home in the intricate by-ways Of narrow
streets and in the broad thoroughfares His acute
sense of enjoyment gave peculiar zest to hIs
social qualities. No man, not n great wit or q
profeSsed talker. ever left dep blank on leav
ing n social circle. His versatility gave unique
charm 10 his conversation. On the whole, Mr..
FOrster's portraiture OF his friend makes his
exuberant vitality the secret OF his character He
was % man of so ardent temperament az to impress
the pictures Of imagination with the stamp OF
reality. His wonderful creations are not 80 much
the product OF memory, artistic conception as OF
actual vision. He saw almost with the bodily eye
the scenes which were clothed with life at
the touch of his magic PEN His power OF
assuming the nature, of feeling tho pas
sons, of living tho life Of 70 many
distinct individuaties, made him a consummate
actor and formed the basis of his dramatic tri-
umphs 1t was no face trick Of superficial imta-
ton but the strange gift of Transforming his iden-
tty into the person of another His grand vitality
could not be exhausted by the manifestation OF his
own nature. but required a perpetual change OF
identity to give it full scope. The extravaganza OF
his caricatures in novel writing, as well as his
fierce contention with the elements in bodily exer-
clse proceeded not from waywardness OF genius, but
from plenItude of life.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06
THURSDAY, March 5-P. NJ.
A 4 y Telegraph

The stock market fluctuated somewhat during the
morning, but soon relapeed into its wonted ifeleSs
ness and the days business closed up with prices not
materially variant from those of last night though
the general inclination was toward lower depth.
Erie was the largest sufferer, having dropped Z;
North Western and Western Union were minus
about each Lake Shore aud st. Joseph receded
each Wabash, Rock Island. Union Pacific, and
Quicksilver were deficient to each, while Ohio,
c.. c. and Ind. Central. ST. Paul, Harlem, Central
and Hudson, and Pacific Mail shivered in the wind
and barely held their own The return to dulness
only goes to show that yesterdays activity was a
mere spasm and that the market is greatly in need
of healthy stimulant. The opening highest low
est and closing prices were:
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Mem Dubliraiions.

NOW RI READY; 5AISSG.ou REVIEW yoa January
CONTENTS
IIBRARIEs ANCIENT AND MODERN
MEMOIR AND LETTERS or SARA COLBhlDbb"
THR DIPLOMATIC SERVICE .,
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF JOHN STUART Mill
MRRR1s NI5TT GTIisIFv2R GPTRIisMIFv2R IIfiPk IN sWirzBRL1En
LIPR AND CORRESPONDENCE OF TIE FIRST EAhL OF
MINTO .. 49,
KEsuITe OP THE EDrCATION ACT
THE DEVOTION or THE SACRED HEART.
MR.. DIsRAELrS GLASGOW SPBRCHEs.
Laiely Publshedi
TUR WESTMINSTER and BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEWS Tor
January and BLACKWOODs MAGAZINE foI February. -
Price Of either - two 81 three $40
Bacl wood heeess $l3 Baekyood and tie four Reviews
rcpnnteI by $ only $lJ
or send for circular %
TTR LEONARD SCOTT PUBLISHING Co., 140 Flon-s', N y
TNHE FINANCIER of to-day contains an ed
the condition and prospects Of contested mun'
pal commenting the Currency PTp'et IN Congress- ne
all the financial and investment u the
ues Price lj per eopyi 10 per year Publication Odse 10
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06
RANKING AND FINANCIAL

Ny and q. MIDLAND II. X. First Mortgage bond
holders are requested to send without delay their
addresses and amounts held by them 10 care OF Al
len. stephens 4 Co. 25 Pine-st., Ney-York;
baep formed 10 prepare plan They will strive TO
Thoroughly project the first mortgage, believing, III
rightly managed, ID Is perfectly good
Two plans have been proposed, both OF when arc
o,ctlonable rs neither protects the first bondbold-
rls as well rs can be devised.
Dictated by the desire to do TO Others az they
wonld be done by their plan (after thorough protec
zion OF the first mortgagc will give the other inter-
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06
u,uE CHIIRCH L0rRNAL

l. FOR THURSDAY, MARCH ., 1874, go,
pointing the dist between The Al
yaneed" Pseulo-C ahole Party and iiigh ChHrchmcn
EDITORIAL ARTICLES:
LENT THoUGHTs-Wrcug doing rIeneable Shalovness ot
rsgouisu Half repentance The PAhOgi- ne llf
AiysnceI Chumen The Collects Of .he Pp'e Book ps1I
pustcd b. Prudo athOcs IN the interests a the nyoaon
ssnl Reaction hss fairy begun. Tm CalolGY refuses
longer be paroleL THE LINES DRAWN BY THB G. B e-
Dr. Bgers article the Reverence One 10 The Sacred
Queer Theology The Superior Genera Of the G. = tAng
bold II the which has dragged others 20 Rome visible GOO
Pseudoc atnohc from Sublime
looking Churchmen ectarans lbe fi0
ant Episcopal Church nothing bu, little mill pon1V VINO 10
IA Congregational "Theoogan" hsnee one OF the witnesses
o The New Tment beeane be tehe n favor OF te
Apostolic Succession. PRINCIPLES NOT hBN-Ihe Wisconsin
Circular the lines sharp and clear between true an ~
Dr. De hoyen no sense personal
matte. BOOK NoTlCEs.-gasm meant glory
ami b,au.y now Romansm. OTHER ARlltLES-Leter
Rev Joh e8fy Hopkins. on The Wisconsin node 81 elect
ing Bhop. Letter Florida clergyman Ile Rev b Ever
Letter from j. W. Bouham, the London Pen Mission
Church Ness-Fogn and Hone The ~ Free Church Guild d.
GalIaulei's speech, Sc. Single Copes, 10 Cents.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06
And the following for city bank shares;

The earnings of the Indianapolis, Bloomington
and Western Railway Company for the month OF
February, 1874. were Sl29,S04 80; month of Febru-
ary. 1873 S9O, 40 S3-increase, S3s 1853 SO.
Messrs Kountze Bros. bankers, No. IL Wall-st, in
vito the attention of investors TO the bonds OF ST.
Paul. Minnesota, and Kansas City. Missouri which
they are offering at favorable prices.
Attention is nyied TO the advertisements of Messrs
Allen. Stephens & Co. addressed to the bondholders
of the New-York and Osweg0 Midland Railroad
Company.
The Philadelphia stock market is duh; Pennsyl-
vauia Skies 1921; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
2O Reading Railroad, 57s: Pennsylyania Railroad
Az Gold. 1lls.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06
Itdfntrs.

1tdfntrs.
4 Ii wanting TEACHERS, schools or Pupils
"A address AMIR EDUCATIONAL UNION" 737 Broadwsy NY
A GRADUATE with the classical fellowship
Princeton Who has purued classical ste at Berlin Leipzig
Paris. and Rome wishes school private TEACHINGS hgh
Address :. p. 4lG West NIueteeuth-st
AN experienced land successful teacher
~ offer. hi, services PRIVATE TUTOR ds
college would be
OF the highest character Address PHIL0, Thbuas CpioSn
OEee, % u Wes. 32isL
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06

There is no change to note IN money the supply
being still excessive. and the turn of the market
fayoring the borrower. Accommodations were re-
ported to-day at g. and per cent on call. Dis
counts were in slow offering, but active demand at
per cent The legal tender circulation is un-
changed
Government bonds were little firmer, as though
buyers predominated after the late decline. We
annex latest street ouOtatIons:
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06
North " esfsruI Preferred. q.
The bids at the close were;

The London markets were reported steady for con-
sols and securities, money in the open marke, being
3. per cent OF below the minimum rate Of discount
at the Bank of England, which underwent no change
at the meeting OF the Court of Managers to-day.
The Bank had gained G3S3,OO0 bullion during the
week. and G9OOO0 on balance to-day. This did not
affect gold which was devoid of speculative interest
or feature the sales having been made at lll3Gll2
and mostly at III, The Secretary Of the Treasury
inaugurated his new policy to-day in the sale Of gold
Bids for this numbering 2G. amounted to S4,l6,00
at lll3j to ll95. The award made at lll.S7i to
III q5 The details are annexed
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06
In6truCilon.

HOLLADAY COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
i 1217 Broadway
A nishschoo. for BOYS. Apply of Circular