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Manual Of French POETRY by A. II. MIXER,
A. NJ. Ivson q Coz, a collection of many of the pest
poems the language together with history OF he
origin and development OF this branch OF literature
The choice Of pieces has been made with excellent taste'
furnishing the best specimens in each KIND, ana the
biographical and critical notices, though brlef are
always TO the point and afford good preparation ior
the study OF the orignals-Fr0m the same house, we
have A Nec Treatise on tie French Verbs, by ALFRED
HESYEouIS NJ A. presenting a concise and very avail
able method for the study OF that difficult praneh OF
French grammar.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-22

servative men In the street, n we gather 10 from
conversation with bankers and brokers, is that We
have not yet touched bottom I" in the quiet and
gradual decline in prices which has been going on
for sometime past, but VIC do not undertake to de-
eide 80 grave q question which the doctors so
decidedly disagree. During the greater part of the
day stocks were from weak to barely steady but the
market was characterized by something like firm
ness at the close. The most active stocks upon tho
list were Northwest. ST. Paul, Western Union.
Wabash, Rock Island, and Union Pacific. Tho
opening. highest lowest, and closing prices Of active
stocks sold to-day were:
New-York tribune., 1874-05-22

The Aquatic Monthly, edited by CHARLES A.
PEvERELLY tAugust Brentano), devoted exclusively to
the pasmes OF catching and rowing has reached nearly
the middle of the third volume, and Is now announced
as a fixed fact" in American periodical literature In
addition TO the contributions OF the editor, who Is wei
known as an experienced and able writer on the subject
the magazine contains articles under the favorte sigma
lures Of Tom Crngle Big TOpmast, Long Tom Podgers'
Devoted Oarsman, and other prominent nautical author
tiles The periodical well suited to the specially for
which it is designed, and deserves wide circulation
among the lovers OF aquatic sports.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-22
We annex closing rates Of foreign exchan

There has been no change IN the moneIaTy NtUa-
ton and call loans reported at Sal per cent and
prime discounts at to 6.
A good investment demand was reported ioT GOV
ernment bonds which were strong and higher sales
of 1868 being up to l2O. We annex the Latest seer
New-York tribune., 1874-05-22
Netp pnblirations.

TEAD OF THE GRANGERS.-Portralt ana
steeh of Adams With Platform Of Principles In June NO.
PhhhSo'0 l. X WELLS, $50 Broadway, N Y.
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10 |!IIi!llI:z1lEIj

The BEST and MOST AGREEABLE TONIC yet introdueet Fol
~, of General Debility and Loss Of Appetite in
,subs Recommended for it, h b the Food Journal Arthur Hi
ii.ss.u D. WentwOrh L. Scott T. &. T.. y A. s. t..
A. Bold by Goeers Oilnea AMI CheussA In large
tottle. At Ia each. Beware OF I'M t,ion. Prepared By
'o'''' GOoDALL BACKHoUsB l. CO..
Lsed. Enols
New-York tribune., 1874-05-22

CEYTTD STATES LAW DIRECTORY FOR 1874. BE- JAMES B.
AARTNDALE- $40. pp. $50. Indianapolis
This compilation includes a digest of the
laws the several States and Of Canada upon subjects
of strictly commercial character, collection Of legal
applicable the practice of all the states, and
those peculiar each State. 1t furnishes also, very
full list Of banks lawyers and real estate agents. to-
geher with such information concerning their response
btty as those contemplating dealing with them would
naturally desire to know. such publication is of in
terest and importance to business men and the legal
profession who commercial transactions claims
TO collect in distant localities. Its value depends Of
ronrse. upon the completeness Of the information
plpped and the degree of bestowed in collecting
H. The present compiler has certainly enjoyed unusual
advantages for the successful preparation of such
work The practical management of an extensive mer-
camille agency has placed at his disposal the means Of
asoertaining the reliability of the institutions and per-
sons whom he recommends, and has suggested TO him
the needs Of the public whom he addresses The Dgests
are written with marked clearness. and apparently with
conscientious by lawyers competent for the work.
and IN respects the book TO be all that the
erigencies OF the business would require. The pub
hshers design 10 give permanent value to the present
volume by an annual supplement which shall record
changes as they occur.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-22

City bank shares were steady on small saieS'
American Exchange sold at llli, German American
s9i2S9i; GermAnia, 1Ovt; Commerce. lSS; ana "ai-
latin National I2Q Tho fallaxina were the hlls:
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DECORATION.

Manibus daie lila pleBS'
Mo the nower-wreathd tombs / stand
Bearing lilies in my hand,
Comrades IN what soldier grave
Sleeps the brayest OF the Drayci
Is 1t he who sank to rest
With his cOOrs round his breast 7
Friendship makes his tomb "A shrine;
Garlands vail IL; ask not mine.
One low grave, yon trees beneath
Bears roses, wears no wreath;
Yet no heart more high and warm
Ever dared the Dattle-storm.
Never cleaned prOuder eye
In the front OF victory,
Never foot had iirmer tread
On the field where hope lay dead
Than are hid within this tomb,
Where the INTENDED grasses bloom;
And no stone. with feign'd distress,
Mocks the sacred loneliness.
Youth and beauty, dauntless Will,
Dreams that life could Deer fulfill,
Here lie buried; here In peace
Wrongs and woes have found release.
Turning from my comrades eyes,
Kneeling where woman lies,
j streW lilies on the grave
OF the bravest of the brave.
In the "Topics of the Tine," the editor discOurses
e power Of woman by moral influence without the bal
as is illustrated in the recent temperance crusade
New-York tribune., 1874-05-22

follows is mostly second to what IL OUTSIDE OF IT,
A .ooona naner On "scandinavia" by Clemens Peter
sen. shows the same vivacty and agreeable humor
which in previous article commended the writer to
new circle OF American readers The most important
paper in the number Is Mr. Grant Whites philosophical
aud searching examination OF the claims OF wagner as
musical authority. In which he concludes tha wagner
Is too much critic TO be great composer not 'oo
much composer TO be a critic" Mr.. Whites views, as
they sometmes do may provoke controversy. but they
cannot fail TO stimulate thought. The short paper on
FISHES Clever, EAble, aud Otherwise" VIII make the
reader wish that there were more OF H. Among the
excusabe rhymes in the plumber, Mrs Mouiton mas lew
stanzas which need no excuse but reveal the true soul
of popiry.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-22
LOOKING BACK.

may live long, but some oln daVs
or dear deep Joy akin to pain
Some suns that set on wo0diaEu ways
Will never rise for me again J.
BY shining sea, and glad, green shore
That frolic waves ran home 10 klss,
Some words heard that nevermOre
Will thrill me with their mystic piIss'
q Lowell still throbs your living heart-
You have not crossed deaths suilen tide,
A deeper deep holds Us apart
We were more near II you hau dIeu-'
II Won mad died IN those old days
When light was on the shining sea,
And all the fragrant woodland ways
Were paths OF hope Tor } on ana me-
Dead leaves are in those woodland ways
Cold are the lips that use 10 kIss'
'Twere idle to recall those days,
Or sigh for all that vanished bliss'
DO Won still wear your old-lime grace,
And charm new loves with ancient wlles1
Canld / INIT watch your faithess face,
I'd know the meaning OF your smiles.
miscellaneous departments, as is gcherally th
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Sales on Anrrlon
european advertisements.

YORKSHIRE RELISH.
i Tie Most Dsieou. and Cheapest Sauce in the worh
Warranted purea and free from injurious ingrefen
672.le2 BOTTLES SOLD IN oHB MONTH tAuGUsr, 1922
Sale unprecedented in the history OF Sauces.
Sold by Groeers Druggists, Onen 10 bottles I'd L. and IS
Trade Msrk-Rillor Pattern Plate. Beware Of limitations
Manufacturers: G00OAll, BhCKH0USe & CO.,
Leeds Engan..
New-York tribune., 1874-05-22

The Directors Of the Bank Of England made no
change in the minimum rate of discount. and 10
still stands at per cent, G3SS,0OO sterling bullion
having gone into the bank on balance during tho
week The market for Consols and American seouTl-
ties was quiet and steady Foreign Exchange has
been dull and firm. the selling rates being on tho
basis of Si So for 60 days. and 81 Of for sight bills,
or at concessions from Official figures In the gold
market the preponderance of the days small sales
was at l2s with 1l2. and 1l2l as the extreme range
of the price. Loans cost for carrying p, p and
per cent balances being also lent free of interest ID
either borrower or lender The specie shipments to-
day amounted to SlO1OOOO. The Treasury sales Of
a million and half gold eicted % bids aggregat-
ing S53sOOO at prices ranging from ll.75 to 1899
The award was made at 1928 to 1899, thus de-
tailed:
Martin RunTo1. John wallace ,,o,o
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Railroad bonds continue weak on the Pacific mort
cages chiefly under the sales for German account,
but the remainder of the list tolerably firm to-
day The following were the bids
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JnsIrucIlon.
For Boys and Young Men City.

nFMOVAL.-The CIIARLIER INSTITUTE
r Bos aud Young Genenn now At Mo-. ~ and ~ ha'
- ourth- September TO IT'S new bh'ipg
", pnv.nphs-, on Central PARK. near Sirth,ave - ,
Nts' f"D INV" Prof ELIB CnARLIBR Director
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rBR SECRET OF CHRISTIANITY Bv S. s. HEBBERD l2mo.
pp 2lO Lee & shepard
In discussing the causes of modern progress,
Mr. Hebberd the secret of the true philosophy
Of HISTORY the elements which distinguish Christianity
nom all other religions. The essence of Christianity In
hs view is faith in Christ. Every Christian will at
pnce acknowledge that the roots of his religion spring
not from theological dogma, or ethical precept, but
from faith in the divine personality OF Jesus. The law
OF Christianity IN s practical operation, is that OF an
tagonsm. Whether in dealing with the individual or
the nation. its is TO regenerate. 1t finds one tend
ency OF the human spirit carried TO fatal extremes and
forthwith begins to oppose that tendency. 1t arouses
the counter impulse 1t strives TO develop the side
which had been parayzed by the abnormal develop
Ipent OF the other. Upon the life OF the East 1t
brings to the spirit of the West; upon the life of
The West IT brings TO the spirit OF the East array
ing itself constant antagoDsm TO the special tendency
that controls the life OF its wOrshipers. In applying
this principle TO explaining the phenomena of modern
civilization the author shows not only maturity OF learn
ing but originality OF thought He supports his con-
rluslons with great ingenuity Of statement and variety
Of illustration, failing to be highly suggestive TO
the intelligent reader If he does not ALWAYS produce in
stant conviction. His work will reward not only
yerusal but study, the fruit Of sound knowledge
and nde pendent thought.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-22

The miscellaneous departments as Is goheIahV 'pe
oaee in tins peroica are well sustained, aud are at
least instructive If not amusing.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-22

GovERNMENT sTOCK DEPARTlIENT-2 O,CLOCK P. M.

GOVERNMENT STOCh DEPARINENI-@ OCLpCh T. A.
U 500 Coupon, 1852 ) 1910 Coupon 80,
1000. ll0s lOOlO ''''ll0's
800 Coupon, lSCl - I ) D. lSoI coupon ,,-,
1s4 2DUnO.
Il s 500 Coupon 1867 ) D., Rcgd. 1881 $500
.bc 1908 10000. l0t2
1900. ............ll1's
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nuotations:
be following were the bids

There were no important transactions in State
bonds and prices about the same as yesterday.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

eeos "THr Farm AND THK Nrs t.In E p n pDMo
g.H,s7 ,s7 sSiss, TssS'iadsp Elder &C Co 'NN--'
r,bo ;ntroduction to this volume by the trans
,or rresepts an interesting sketch OF the position Oh
Materialsm in modern scientific thought III the theory
of Msteras makes good Its claim. Dr Krsuth argues,
n will involve the greatest revolution that has ever
taken place in the history OF thought Science has
doubtless been made tributary the Materiasm OF the
day and hence science must be made to assist In Its
refuaton II certain amount Of science has promoted
Materiasm 1t is proof not that we need less science
bat that we need moro. To appeal from science to
authority in behalf of religion is not TO secure religion
but TO betray it, Science and religion In their true
workings engaged in two parts Of one great ann
Science toward the proof how supernatural rs ~
natural religion moves toward the proof now na'urai
is the SUPERNATURAL For Nature in her spring IS super
natural Towards this point all natural science s con
etantly advancing The questions connected with Ma
terialsm are now under discussion among the nations
that claim the intellectual leadership OF the world.
But IL is in Germany that find the subject treated
with the most eminent ability. On the one side, she has
had Feuerbach Moleschot, Buchner, and Vogt as the
advocates OF Materiasm, and on the other Schaller
yfttmann Froschammer, j. H. Fiehte. and Ulric among
lis opponents The latest struggle TO which the contro
versy led is that in which the offensive was taken
by Strauss Among the replies TO that uncompromsing
rrtic the present essay by Urici, holds high rank
As Dr. Krauth remarks, Ito all students OF the best
philosophical writings of living German authors,
Ulrci is known the author OF a num-
Der OF works which show rare mastery OF the
physical and metaphysical sciences works which are
models of logical thinking and of noble STYLE He is not
an ambitious novice pulling himself into notice by drag
Eng the skirts OF celebrity OF the hour but is man
who in the best elements of true renown s,rausss
,uperioI" The present translation OF Uricis essay
might be expected from the high character OF the
translator is accurate and vigorous and may be read
with great profit by inGurers on the subject Some
Of the press have escaped notice. for instance
the OF the great German Aristotean, Trendeleh
burg, Is given several times as Trendenburg'
New-York tribune., 1874-05-22

s08l, ,0OO. ll235a1l233 sI,5UUUUU
The Assistant Treasurer paid ont $4,000 in coin
interest on the public debt, and redeemed 5000
called Five-Twenties. The days business at the Gold
Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared, $l9.OA'cW;
gold balances 81 oil sS currency balances SllS'-
127. The following the quotations for gold;
1000 .Il2li ll3O...ll2a l;0o..."ll2t -i59..',li2s
lO3O...l12as l2OO...ll2a7 l:.O....l - "OO -
llOO...ll2ss l23O~..ll29s 2;OO....ll2s diI@S
The days business at the U. S. sublreasury com
pTised:
cod receipts .... t508Osl SO CurencI paTnu s2lb6l0 ~
God psYments.. 34l9l7 % Curene' balance s-Vs @,U @ -
COD balance. so 1888 % Cuons.'''.'' sooVVV "
Currency receipts. W. ~ ~
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TbS New IQSk Stata Loan Trust C0N9a0N No y
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Si.5ON.OOO

Joln " ailacs-
$500 .0cO cO............ll259
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,vs nss As PHILOSOPHICAL THINNER Ah5SIEM m oy nv
i'v~, TRANSLATED CHARLES T. kkAurh d. u. 'A@mo
nm 1877 smith, kder a Co
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SECOND BOARD O'CLOCK p. II
Sale of Slate BOndS-RditJOId BJ,ttS-Bdith dRf Rd
r0aH-- LrOreSs Si1r,S DC.
North. We ters


Chic and Alton
80. BIC. 1923,
Morris & ESSEX
$50 ....... 90
Atlantic 4 Pac Pref
100 be. Ia
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st Psal Pref 70
4OO.....bc. SO
To1 Uah L. West

DelL4ck & West
2O....bc. 1918
New-Jersey K X
6O....bc. l24 u
Alb & Susquehsnna
100. -. be. 81 4
Pitts. Ft W & G Cd
100 ....... "a
n I, y II & Hart
35........l32ls =
| Chic & Alton Pref
25.....bc.l06i2 y
Ohio aud Mississ ppi
1OO.....bc. % g
9OO...... %
5OO......c %
2O0........ 23ls
/ lOO........ 234
AOO........ .o5ls
C, c & &c
100. ...hc. -
Atlantic & P4c Pref
3U.....bc. Il
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-01
SPEAKING OS RUBY HILL.

Two political meetings were held
last night, n on Sor;h and the other
on South Ruby Hill. The former, at
the Richmond mine, was addressed by
Hon. Thos. Wren and NJ. ID. Howell,
Republican candidates for the Assem-
bly,, &. G. Wallace, candidate for Coun-
ty Assessor, and Judge DooIin, a resi-
dent of that place. The meeting was
organized by the election of j.. G..
Palmer to the chair. +. ID. Niles Vice
President, and Henry Ernst and John
Jury as Secretaries. Mr.. Wren, the
first speaker, spoke of the political
questions of the day, buried the Demo-
cratic party and preached "a fitting
eulOgy in memory of he dead party,
as he represented it. lie also devoted
some time to local interests and the
claims that Eureka county would press
at the next session of the Legislature.
The gentleman was at times applauded
but found it uphill work To talk to a
crowd of men the majority of whom
were politically opposed to him.
Mr.. Howell followed, indorsing the
| remarks of the previous speaker, gave
his views from a Republican stand
| point, and closed after u shor speech.
c. G. Wallace said but little, but said
that little well-his remarks claiming
the hearty endorsement of all present.
Judge Doolin was the last speaker
spoke at random on a variety of sub
,jects. unfolding Republican principles.
After the speaking the glee club in at
tendance sang some very pretty songs
that were heartily received and
appreciated: after which the crowd
dispersed.
At South Ruby Hill +. J. Mette,
Democratic candidate for the Legisla-
ture, Geo. W. Merrill. candidate fol-
District Attorney, and a. Benedict
spoke in defense of Democratic princi-
pies. Both meetings were we'll at.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-01
SERVICES.

ST. JAMES CHURCH = Rev. 5. r
Kelly Rector. Morning service at II
o'clock \. NJ; Hoy Communion and
infant baptism; evening. Chi!drcnS'
Church; Sunday School at , +. NJ.
ST. BRENDAN'S CIIvRcn.-Eev. J. j..
IIynes pastor. Mass at 9 A.. NJ; on
Ruby Hill, at l0:30 A.. NJ; NeSperS at
Nj; Sunday School at l2:3J p. NJ.
McI.ain, Pastor.-Seryice at III A.. NJ;
evening service at Z o'clock.
UNION SABBATH SCIIOOL.--Nill be
held at the Courthouse at II NJ.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-01
ADDIicatiOn for Patent.

u -. INNi re-
Eureka. Nevada, Oct. y, 1874.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GINEG THAT
y John T.. Jones, John II. Roberts, Ed
ward Jones. Joseph Jones. rostotiicc address
Eare. u, Nevada; William Miller, Postoiics
address, bingham Canyon, | tan; Mats
Moore. Posioltlcc address. ophir tlty. Utah
lave tiis day filed in this office Il diagram.
together with a notice of Application tor a
rnfrut from the nitcd states. under act
Of congress approved May 10, 1872, ter four
teen hundred / "a lincal feet OF the AdeilLl
Lode. the same running 10o feet southeast
civ and 100 feet nor;hwesterly from the To-
cation monument on the lode with surface
rrp4ud two hundred feet III width, situated
in Eurena Mining District. Eureka county.
State ii Nevaia, and described IN the litt
and flied notes On tile N tels ONCE as lot-
lows, to-wtt:
Z. s. Survey No. 50.
beginning at . post marked No. /, L: :.
Survey. No. II. whence the summit OF huoy
lin bears n. II IA L. So feat, post No. /,
OF survey Ne. -. ei the colorado Lode. bears
Fast - feet. The center of the Adei-
nh Shaft bears :. /, +. G46 feet, tho
mouth of the Addrhi tunnel bears ;: ~
T.. u" feet. and il nut ilue tree, enc ioot IN
v. los feet; thence running :. 10 l.. Ioe ci'
f ,et. to rust marked Ne. :, |. ;. survey. NJ.
80: fthence :. "a L. 6sl tlU feet. to post
marked No.. ). Is Survey No. 50; thence ;.
5if4 ". % feet. to post marhEa N".f' : >.
survey No. ": thence y. 49, W.1oe 80 feet.
10 ro>t marked No. ), |. :. Survey Nc; 50;
thence \. Iis W | SO feet, to loSt marked
Mi. [ ). Survey No. 50, and thence N.ot-e9
i. ,o$ feet. to post marked No. /, the place OF
beginning: containing g. -l0l acres. Courses
expresscd from the true merldian. with II
magnetic variation Of lftgs East.
lhis claim i loeated upon unsqrvcyed lands,
anu i, bounded on neither cnt hy any. known
Claimants: The nearest mines are the Manhat'
tan. Mag liee and tlprida.
his cIalu is recorded in Book y. Iage =.
ofthe Eureka ! istrict Mining Records; ana a
copy o. the notice and Plat cah he found post
o. - ClkUS +. HORN, Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-01

READY AT LASr.-We are prepared
to to The ladies', school chi
dren, lawyers, politicians, s~upcrinlen-
dents, merchants and miners OF Eure-
ka and vicinity, that by paying visit
to new establishments they will,
one and all, find something to gladden.
iilcir hears and satisfy their curiosity Y,
ioi We hay the finest assortment ot
cti'dies on this coast, Il tuii supply of
Sci!oo! books, and stationery enough
10: Il eli u: .o.c0U inhabitants; ttc cvle-
lra.ei l. Tor de Alma tarosina and DINER
itvoriie brands OF imported, and ion,Hu0
domestic, ci@arS; The genuine, Turk.
i,lI, Lone Jack, Bob White. and o;iicr
fine brands of hard and soft pressed
chewing and smoking tohacco>; penu-
inc m~crschatm and briar pipe>;cu,leIy,
piaying-card>, Yankee notions, &c,
which We otter To the public, whole
sale and retail, at The most reasonable
prices. LEVIN e SIMON,
Main street, next door to pr. lukens'
Drug store. ISL