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Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-10

Is South lladley, Mass, recently, an
abscnt-miuded man ordered Il coffin for
deceased friend, and left his own name to
be inscribed on the the lid in place of
that Of the dead man. The mistake was
not discovered in season to rcctity it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-10

TIE Democratic State Convention is
called for the 10Th of Dune.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-10

DETROIT has a goose which was hatch
ed in 1903. Now they want suitable
Michigander to take her to the Centen-
pia1
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-10

TnE deliberations OF the Brooklyn
Bachelors CMb were brought to sud
den and iguominious conclusion, recently,
By The discovery OF hairpin cinging
oonfdingly to the coat collar Of the Pres
ident
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-10

Equal parts OF alum and common salt
pounded fine, rubbed on wet lint, arc said
to relieve toothache on application.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-10
Wcaveryille, Apr1l 10, 1875.

THE mckinley Sisters are playing in
Sacrum ent0.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-10

A tEcENT staG.tician estimates tina
,courtships average three cords Of wood
each.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-10

TIE Mercantile Library lent month
s. 919 novels and fifty religious books.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-10

FIyESntes, viz, Michigan, Nebraska,
New Hampshire, Rhode Islaud and Yer
mont, each pay their Governor Il salary
Of $1,000 per annum. Our Governor
could settle with them all and have II
couple Of thousands left for pocket money.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-10

THE Millerites now keep the day on
which thef arc going up profound Sc
cret
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-10

New BEDFORD has but one whaler left
-4a schoolmast.r.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-10
NOTICE.

VHE REVISED STATUTES Of the
United States, Sections 3232, 3237
323S and 3439, require every person en-
gagged in any business, avocation or en-
poyment which renders him liable to II
Special Tax, to procure and place con-
splcuou>ly in his establishment or place
Of business = STAMP deuotng the pay
mont Of said Special Tax for the Special
Tax ear beginning May !, 1919, before
commencing or continuing business after
April 3Oth, 1870.
The Taxes embraced within the pro-
visions OF the law above quoted are the
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-10
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Candidates Cards, under this heading, Five
Dollars each, IN advance.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-10
FOR ASSESSOR.

| HEREBY ANNOUNCE TO THE
Voters Of Trinity County that am II
Candidate for the office OF Assessor,
subject 10 the decision Of the Democratic
Convention. LOUIS Z. RAAB.
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ann Can.

Editor Intelligeneef;
Isee by a card in the Standard Of Tues
day evening that the creature who signs
himself manager Of the den on 18th street
threatens to c0Whide the writer Of the
article on the Can Can, which appeared
in your edition Of Tuesday morning.
What the views Of your correspondent,
aFair Play" may be upon the possibility
or probability Of such q catastrophe l
will not stop to enquire. The otherwise
contemplate card has this one point
worthy Of consideration, TO wit, whether
respectable citizens who choose to call at
tention to the diSreputable dens Of vice
and immortality which Haunt themselves
in the face Of The public are to be deter
red from what they deem to be duty, by
the tactics Of ruiiianism. viii go
farther than "Fair Play" and say that II
the 18th street den was upon any street in
this city occupied largely BY even half
way respectable families Il would be
sqIelched in less than week as an In.
tOlerable nuisance. II 30 happens that II
l. in locality uninhabited by families.
There Is no other place in this city fire..
quentcd by as large a portion
Of ia rufianly class. II the manager
Of that den wants to know the place he
occupies in the estimation Of the people
Of this city, let him apply to the Council
for license 10 keep q saloon OIL mis- own
account. Speaking Of licenses, It would
be news to some people to know that q
license to keep coffee house or saloon
includes the adjuncts Of the 18th street
den. II might be we'll for those whose
business Il d to attend to such matters TO
investigate that point. Asimilar institu.
ton once before occupied the same quar-.
tiers in defiance Of public opinion, and Il
may be worth while to find out whether
this city Is under the heel Of q Molly
McGuife element or not. l opinc that
the public sentiment Of the city has
neither become so degraded nor 80 craven
as to quietly submit to the dictation Of a
class, the representative Of which Is the
aforesaid manager. In fact, nobody will
scare worth q cent at any threats from that
quarter. LAW AND ORDER.
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The RaiIroad War.

CHICAGO, March 30. The General
Passenger Agents Of ths Lake Shore &
Michigan Southern and Michigan Cen
ral Railroads. received information yes
tsrday that the NeF York Centril and
Rrie Railroads would aid them in the re-
dlctiOn q passengaf rates 70 the East
decided upon last Saturday. The tickets
are now being printed, and will b for
sale on the lst Of April. The Baltimore
& Ohio has taken no action thus far in
regard to the impending reduction by the
other lines, but there is little doubt that
it will fully meet the new rates. Both
sides are determined to put in their best
VOgk, and carry the day Il possible. The
neutral lines have suffered severely thus
far, and they are now bound to force
peace between the belligerents or wage a
war OF determination. There Is, how
ever, a slight probability OF . speedy
settlement Of the difficulties between the
baltimore 4 Ohio and Pennsylvania
Railroads. A meeting was held IN
Philadelphia day or two ago, at which
several Of the most prominent railway
magua,es were present. The meeting was
said to have been held for the purpose Of
arranging the difficulties between the
Union and Kansas Pacific Railroads. It
il, however, understood that tie main
object Of the meeting was for the purpose
OF bringing about 3 reconciliation be-
tween the Baltimore s Ohio and the
Pennsylvania Railroad through the threat
Of turning over the New Jersey Central
to the Baltimore 4 Ohio unless the
Pennsylvania Road should come to terms.
Freight rates still remain unsettled,
but no contracts have been reported dur
ing the last two days at less than so cents
for fourth class and grain to New York.
Its stated that large shipments have been
refused at ga cents. There Is but little
possibility that the freight rates will
20 much lower than they are at present,
though few Of the fast freight lines may
occasionally make "cut' The roads
claim to lose money at the present rates,
and they could not afford to make still
further reduction without running them
aalyas
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THB papets throughout the State arc
copying Mr.. Faulkhefs views on the
capital question "A represented BY The
Wheeling INle1iSmoeF. II tho Intelligence
version Of his remarks i correct, Il will
he news to people elsewhere 10 be inform
cd that Martinsbufg has both water and
gas works, aud 3 ready lot tho Capital,
especially when Il Il Understood that tho
State will ercct liz own bBildings aud not
!aA The people Of this place to furnish
building Addiat6H5 lNdFesdesl
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Walker still Breathing out
ThreatcningS and Slaughter.

lFrom his papr-lhe Charleston Courierl
We don't choose to be driven out Of the
Democratic party, and We don't choose to
allow the plea Of Democracy, set up as II
will be year or so hence by a gang oil
cut.throat Office seekers, TO restrain the
hand Of retribution. When the Renter,
section Of country shall send its candi.
dates here next year to find saving ma.
jorities, some Of them may confidently ex.
peCt to he told TO hunt their support
where Democrats Of their kind hunted
votes to remove the Capital-in the Re
publican party. Yes, We are oil Demo.
Gratis, and 20 ardent Il our attachment Ia
Democracy that We expect to smash into
smithereens any political fraud which,
under the leadership Of such guerillas as
JUROR CAMDEN, CHAR. STEWART, Hans
Coon and DAN JOHNSON, shall attempt
10 usurp the name and the prerOgatiyes Of
the Democratic party. We lay it down
as an axiom, that no sincere Democrat
will Join hands with Radicals in a section.
al fight, TO plumber and outrage his own
party. That is Just what those who pass
cd The Capital bill have done. II you
think their conduct will be forgotten, you
haven't long TO wait 10 be satisfied on
that point,
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From the Lexington KY, Disratth.l
The peculiar charm Of President Mill
gans character was It's gentleness, purity
the harmony Of all ia elements and
childlike simplicity that was ineSpressi
bly, beautiful and glorious. There wa
not an oscillation Of unholy passion II
his nature. The selfish instincts Of mai
had in him given way 10 the oyetpower
ing efInlgence Of the divine philanthropy
and we believe that every yearning Of hi
soul proposed good to the human race
lie was not a seciatiAh. His pure AMI
gentle heart perceived christian excellenc,
In al the divisions Of the church, and al
lied itself to II as II by nature, while al
tho same time holding and advocating
with Outspoken candof his own convic
liOns Of truth. No man ever heard 4
harsh ulietanCe from his lits, or read one
among his many writings. Perhaps 4
purer and more iOvable man never lived
and he has left few his like behind.
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ONO COUNTY COURT.
Rina Fire and Marine Insurance
Company Of Wheeling In r

Company Of wheeling In Ch,nn.pv
George Roberts and Others,
BY virtue Of . decree Of the County Court OF Ohio
county, West Virginia. made and entered on tho
10th day Of January, 1875, 10 the above entitled
eause, the undersigned Special Commissioners will
proceed 70 ell Of public auction, at the front door
of tho Court HOuSg Of aid Ohio county, on
TUESDAY, APRIL q, 1876,
Commencing 1t 10 O'clock A. Y. Of MD day, all the
e1al and other minerals, belonging atpFesSnt 10 the
Crescent Iron Company, which are n and under
lands that were conveyed 70 the mid George Rob.
erts BY tho deed d John Woods trustee, and Mar
tina Knox, bearing date the eth day Of June 1863
and recorded In the Clerks Office Of aid Ohio
county In Deed Book No IS, page 467j excepting
George Roberts and wife 10 Emma h Carter BY
deed dated the Isl day Of January, 1870 The aid
deed being deed Of exchange between the aid
Emma B. Carter, Of the one part and the MD
degge RobPrts 81 the other part, and recorded Ia
aid Clerks ofice 10 Deed Book No 81, page a.
Akl0, all the coal, Ways easemenlG rights and
privileges which BY the MD last mentioned deed
q exchange were granted BY the mid Emma b
Garter 10 the mid Geoge Roberts; The above being
the SAME coal, minerals, ways easements, rights
and privileges which were conveyed BY The aid
Roberts and vile 70 the Crescent Iron Company
by deed baaItng date the l2th day d July, lSfi,
and recorded In aid Clerks oflee In Dttd Book
No. y, page 56i. For more particular and minute
description Of the nietes and bounds u The premises
here oieFel lot ale, the eourS9 Of entries and the
character u other improvements connected With
the same, reference & hereby made 10 q complete
platOf tho mid premises now posted III The ClefkS
once Of Ohio County Court!
TRIMS or SALR-One-i oufth Of Tho purchase
money 70 he paid 10 cash on the day Of ale, and
the residue Of aid purchase money 10 b pii1 In
four equal annual lnStalmentS, with interest there
on from thg day Of ale; the purchaser 10 EiTe bonds
with security, TO 10 approved by aid Special Com.
mlSIi0ners, Tor aid deferred payments, and he
title 10 aid property 10 be retained until the nd
purchase money shall have heen fully pald.
JAMES P. ROGERS,
Il. q. BARR,
MN pta,faI 80.
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WAR TtK NATION DRtSKs.-ThC i'm
ported bfandies, wines, cordial,, grain
and other spirits iot the year ending
June 30, 1874, had a value, duty included
Of s6sOO,OOO. They amounted in all to
neatly 100000 gallons. Tho domestic
tistilletics furnished In the same year
D5,0O0,O00 gallons 10 the trade. The
bteNetsadded 100000 barrels, OF 27O,-
100000 GALLONS, Of malt liquors. The
imported liquors cost the consumer
about Si2,0OO,O00 the native liouots
cost him about 500, 900 900, and the mali
liqd0h cost him S200,0O0,0O0 more-a
total Of little more than 100000, 900,
or $40 70 the head Of The population. Bat
a. The number 81 those who drink IA prob.
ably NOT more than 100000, the amount
iot each Il $50 per annuni, 81 80 per
week, % cents q day as the average. The
sum looks large, but 0 "nali0n Of drunk.
afit9 can not BE- made on Is cents a day.
Consequently some drinkers must got
more thAn.helf shafo.
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The tan.t'an Troupe up at steu.

From inc bleuDehFille uaAeue
The wicked show last night wasn't 40
wicked after all. Therefore the large
audience was disappointed. The cOhduc.
tors therefore didn't HiOH enough for Is
cents. The Mayor informed them that II
they did not conduct themselves within
the bounds Of pfoptiety, he would put
them in limbo. We desire 10 remark
here, thatii none but evil-minded people
arc fond Of Legitimate drama, there are
a goOdly number Of unrighteous citizens
IN sieubenville.
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THE Chicago 7hibuac says; "There is
a growing grayitation Of business men
and capital into Chicago from the coun-
Try about. The cheap renb here uccel-
crate this movement. An unusual NUM-
Der Of important manufacturing enter
prises are being transferred to this point,
Population is increasing; cheap labor is
stimulating building. Thee causes may
be depended upon to make this pros
porous year.
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Nh. GEoRGE o. DAvESpoRI, Of Wheel

Mn. GEoRGR O. DAyESPoR1, Of Wheel.
ing, on Saturday, attempted to cOVhide
thsmanaelr Of female minstrel troupe
nov PERFORMING in that city. George
took offence a the unWarranted use q
his name by some Of the performers
during the exhibition q the evening BE-
fora. George must have ielt like be
weighed four thousand pounds So
Mafias5u1g IRdtpeadeRt
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MucH interest Is nov felt in the pro-
posed narroW-gauge railway from Bell
aire to McConnelsyille. The distance is
about sixty-tiye miles, and the estimated
cost Of the road is 81 ,OOO, 000.-OhiO Siati
Journal.
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SENATOR JOHNSON has one enthusiastic
admirer Of his recent speech. The Gin.
cinHati Eaqaira calls him @the man Of the
people," and adds: "Since the days Of
Col Thomas II. Benton and Stephen A.
Douglas, the Democracy have hadn no mar
Ia the Senate d the United States who, In
the discussion Of political questions, ha.
spoken with the yigor, tho eloquence OF
tfnC oratorical FIRE that characterized the
the effort Of ex.President Andrew John
SON ON Monday.
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The proprietor Of Pleasant Hill Nursery, wes
Vlriha, are now offering the most complete fif
cry stock grown within the State for many yeiFs
Ihiny-iour Year, experience and observation Il
the growing Of fruit and fruit trees has enabled U
70 present very large collection Of al kinds D
fruits einhncing old and now yafietIes which haTt
leon tested in various localities, and found vel
adaFied 70 this climate Our tres are all grown OF
the highest land In this country, and exposed L
storms on all sides, which Secutes 10 ne pantst !
more hardy, healthy ttee than tatl i1ssibly N
grown on tich low o. bottom hnda and double IN,
AMOUNT Of roots % eEghtlal 10 the e0od growth q
ai Kinds Of trees and pantA Our stock consists d
follows:
Apple trees, ia, and years old. ranRins from
] . leet, price low By the loo OF 1000.
Teach treGS, / aud yeafS old, 10 I feet
peafA, standard very extra, 5 10 0 fcot,
Dwarf Pear, thrifty tres, Alto feet
Plum trees, 4tOe feet.
public, B 70 feet ''''
ApFieOts, I to6 feet.
Ufangg Qulhcc, 2 10 feet.
gntevines, g varieties and Of superior quality.
and yafs old. dS-''''
Curalts Gooseherties, Strawberries, RAsptefries
aId HlackbeItlc IN yaflety and fbe Also 10 van.
etis o. evefBfeens Of VltJus sisCs Including An &c
eeileht stock for cemetery purposes.
Thg.e deifns cemetery plants may DO we'll %
consult The Sexton d dfe6hVo0d Cemetery,
% John x. Btsf0nl, joseph seyfDid M
John j. Tr1lchel as 10 The quality of our
plants We ais. OisF a fb0 eulleCliof Of rSS1s
snd Towering Shrubs together with hhe ~
lection Of greer-hOuS PlahiS after March HI, Shais
iitss N variety. Oage Orange plants by the loo
o. 1900. Tres carefully packed and WifFlblej 10
reach theif Destination III good condition, PTicfs
yefiy low and turnilhcd 0napplInli0n. PlFlles ia
string god tres viii please and n theft 6fiefs
NE eatly orders can receive most attention
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Iris said that the large price paid for
tobacco this year has stimulated the de-
mand for seed this Spring to an unusual
extent, and in small quantities by parties
who have not hitherto engaged in raising
it. From this, large crop this coming
season Is predicted.
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THE canvas in Connecticut ia being
vigorously urged by both parties, and the
contest promises to DO close and severe.
It Is now conceded that the probabilities
arcelOsely balanced between the two par
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eve find the prisoner not guilty, 6si
al, EaiHg business nut b aOPpedf r was a
verdict recently rendered by Charlton
IN. " jury in case Of domestic trouble.
How would this do for a Brooklyn
verdict?
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WETERS REAL EsrATE.-A decided
improvements reported in the Chicago
real estate market, and a large number Of
important sales are said to have been
lately consnmmated. Building prospect.
are also said to be improving. The ex'
tremc low business rents are causing
residence property to advance.
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DORsEY.-Ou Wednsslay, MaTrh 81, 1873, At II
Scloek 4. Il, EDWARD JOSEPH DoEsET, ased ?.
yearA
Funenl tpm the ECsidsnor q bis mother No.
1856 Eghtesaih street, At 4O'elock this lThur.lay)
afternoon. Friends Of tho family ar invited to
attend
GELSOS.-At her naidenc0 neaE Bellnlre, Ohio,
On Wednesday morning, March 81, ISIS, q Pneu-
mOnia, Mn. TIiEsET NEIsoS, in her 1lSi yar.
Funeral sTIiee vim bs held at the Christian
chureh In BellliTe, At II O'Clock this (Thurslay)
morning. InieEment at The Rock HUI Cemetery.
Friends d Tie family ale Invited.
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The rates from New York to San Fran.
cisco have, according to a private dis
patch received here yesterday, been in
creased as follows: First class, from Is
to So; second Clas., from "a to IS; third
class, from 50 to 81; fourth class, from
50 80 to 50; Class a, from 81 % to - 30;
Glasses b, ., and b remain the same rs
heretofore, namely, y, 81 10 and 81 80,
respectively.
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THEO. T11uxs night gown il to be one
Of the attractions Of Barnum's Hip
podrome this season. The manager will
put it on exhibition whenever he strikes
soft place.
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CoS0REssMAN LAMAR, Of Mississippi
told a reporter Of the Atlanta HeruH re
Gently, that he did not regard the New
Hampshire election as an Indication Of .
returning Republican ascendency in M
ti0nal politics. He thinks that II the op
position to the Administration can be har.
moniSed on q platform that shall ignore
all minor considerations, there will be no
difficulty in electing either Charles Fran
els Adams or Judge Davis, ofthe Supreme
Court, OF possibly Senator Thurman or
Bayard, or Gov. Hendrieks.
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SAMUEL WElIER's theory Of defense,
an alibi, seems to be determined upon to
break down Mrs. Moulton's testimony,
At one Of the dates mentioned by her
Heeeher was proven to be in Massachu-
sets, and now at another, he was, accord
Ing to the evidence Of persons Onhis farm,
at Peekskill. Thus, In at least two In
stances, he was comfortably out Of the
way at the time whenhe was said to be
engaged in making very important COM
munications to one and another Of the
parties interested in the prosecution.
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WHEELtNa rEMAi.E Co1IEaE.

Hlfioy. =Feandcd By Tie eIlias4t Of whteiin1
- We teiAl eiutaiioi d their daughter
essled ig Twenty -four .{eaf1 tuece.fal %.
since 1870
Dgd.tMSt,- Preparatory, Aeademle, colIesiate
Ancient and Modern Languages, An aud Colifyl,
toy q Hulle Full ahd Thorough e9ufla u study,
fde1l 1-Ahle and experienced instruction n
eteIl dei ftment= lhlrledu teiehetg 10 All
1ha Third Tim d The 1fh0d ytlf Viii ottd
Monday January 2ithi t1nfg
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Tn New York RaGH Of Sunday pub
lished about eighty columns Of adyer.
tisemeAts. This Is Construed a, indicat-
ing a revival Of business,
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THURSDAY, APRIL l, 1870.

THREE hundred and fourteen car loads
Of California barley are said to have been
received at Chicago this season.
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DlYTox win vote in April on abolish,
ing public maEkets. d. -
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DIED.,

JHPT. DAVIS is living with his niece
Mrs. Stamps, a New Orleans.
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80 Gases ConcentFaGd Lye.
100 Matches
6laTTels GaFTetSs Shuts.
90 boxes GaTTelt's Packs
loo pounds Dutch Madder PTimI,
800 Indigo Spanish Fiat
Is ba1Hl Chip LngE0Od
AZ LAUGHlIN BROS a cos
30 pounds ChloOsorm.
60 bromide Potassium.
. Alomel.
3 I0ilde Potash.
go FLUID Extracts, Tilden'a
90 u SOLID Extracts, do.
go hotties Sugar Gated pills,
Al LAuaHLIN BROS. a cos
q dozen RlEer's God Liver OIL.
% Halls Lung Hllam,
. Jayns's RETeet0rant.
% Ayers Cherry Pect6ral
1000 El.Bnoes- Cinnamon, &c.
600 HatemAn DropS.
900 lOdfFey's COiilal.
100 Ezence Jamaica Ginger.
AZ LAUGHLlN RIOS 4 cos,
1000 pounds Galn Rpper-slpppOp
500 Cl0Tes.
800 Allgpica
100 Nutmags-GOVlEnmen
20 Cfelm Tartar, pure and choice,
20 Mustard, a cans and 10 bulk
Ground GingG, East India 4 Jamaica
Co1's Gelatlne, ArTgE Root TplDCa and HagO.
oe29 At LAUGHL1N BROS. 4 cos.
100 ounces Quinine, Powers 4 Wolghtman'L
70 Sulphate MOFphia.
g NitF1te Silver.
30 BtTyehnla.
For HAle at LAUGHLN BROS. 4 CO.'S.
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BosroN BANK PRoY1r.-The boston
Pot Of tic 25th inst. says: "Quitc a re.
spectacle number Of Boston bank direct
ors seemed to bSrather more busy to-day
in deciding the amount Of their April div.
idends than they weFe in passing uponthG
merits Of business paper offered for dis.
count BY regular customers. In the latter
there Il perhaps slight gain compared
with a fortnight OF three weeks ago, but
In the matter Of dividends we do not hear
Of any increase compared with October.
Some will mark down a little, but we do
moi learn Of more than one that will prob.
ably pass altogether Ali things consid.
cred, the banks appear to have done quite
as we'll for their stockholders a. could
reasonably have been anticipated