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Domestic Recipes.

RYE BEEAD.-pour boiling water on rye
inca. AID mix into SIN dough, make II
into >qua>hes or rolls and bake in hot
oven. When TIE beginner can manipulate
the dough readily. he may succeed in
making 1t light ia loayes three inches ia
diameter Science of Health.
How To DRESS COLD FIsH.-By this
receipt a delicious dish can be prepare,
out OF any Kind of cold fish Take the
fi,h from the bone aud chop it a little; then
season with salt, pepper, chopped onions
and parsley. Beat up two eggs with a
Tablespoonful of catsup, mix the whole to-
gether with the fish. put ii into a baking
dish, ana on the top lay two or three very
thin slices of baeon. Bake in moderate
oven for twenty minutes. Serve with
melted butter
GOOD CoFFEE.-Use about one table
spoonful for each person. and one egg
mixed with it. Place this in a coffee-pot,
put in a little cold water. then the desired
amount Of boiling water; place upon the
stove and let it come to a boil. II no egg
is used, it should never boil over half a
minute. IL an egg is used. il may boil tive
minutes, when it will be ready for use.
The coffee-Pot should be as close as posi-
BILE, so as to retain the flavor. The object
of using little cold water is TO give lit
tie time for hot water to extract its virtues
before it bois
10 Cook SALT PoRK.-Salt pork is used
more extensively in rural districts in the
summer than any other meat. and vet
strange TO say. very few know how to
cook it. First, the pork should not be
over eight or nine months old aud not
over fatted. There is as much difference
between the meat OF pig nine months old
aud hog two years old, as there is be-
tween nice plump chicken and an old
hen. The pork should be cut one-fourth
OF an inch thick and then put into a bowl
half full Of cold water; fill the bowl with
hot water and let it stand about five min
utes then dredge in flour and broil over a
moderate fire. When on the griddle it
should not be left an instant, but should
be turned over three or four times, and
should be nearly as white when taken
from the gridiron as when put on. II the
pork is turned brown and the fat tried out,
it is simply spoiled. Use butter as you
would on beef steak. only a much less
quantity. The fat should not be eaten
with the pork. whatsoever will try the
above method once. win never broil pork
any other way.
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From the CongregaiiosaIi.tA Recorder,
BosToN. MARCH 2, 1871.

THE HENRY F. MILLER PIANO FoRTEs. -
The instruments from this establishment
are rapidly coming into public notice
and favor, and already occupy foremost
position among first-class pianos.
Mr.. Miller is himself practical mechan-
&c, and thorough musician, and the su-
pertority which these pianos havelover 9th
ers, is owing in a large measure TO the
careful supervision which each instru-
ment receives from the manufacturer be-
tore it is allowed to leave his establish.
ment. The award of the contract to mr.
nish the public schools of Boston with
pianos must be very gratifying TO Mr..
Miller, and is testimony Of The musical
public to the high position which these
instruments occupy. The severe test that
they have received at the New England
Conservatory of Music, and at many 9TH
er public institutions where they are 10
constant daily use, is a guarantee OF their
many excellent qualities, and especially OF
their durability. They are used and rec
commended by most Of the leading must
ians of Boston.
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Het-bea> Wan, as much daily attention
a. a ,ai.A COW. WAue their season Lasts.
some lizzie time mus; be spent upon them.
er aii the worA Of thc.r preparation j. of
uo value. The preparation j. easy. The
prucp4. expense j. the sash. There have
been many attempts - use substitutes FOR
glass. hu; they are generally failures
There j. no article 50 cheap, nor so dura-
h-a. Tor - satisfactory. The Sashes are
usually made SIX feet long by four feet
wide. The bed are made large enough to
extend a foo, TO eighteen inches outside ef
tile box or frame in which the sash /,
placed; single sash VIII give enough
esr.y cabbage plants and lettuce to supply
an ordinary garden. Usually. however.
frame, are composed Of two or three
>t>Ac-. so that they are SIX feet wide by
-llt or Twelve feet long. The frame it.
self j. rough box that should be made OF
oae and one-half or two inch stuff with the
b-eN side eighteen to twenty inches high,
a..l rae tr5at twelve 70 tt,eeu inches.
Tie Preparation Tor The bed &, simple
Some liz ,49Are pit y pa: the bed in,
rs. tA.> : 800. necessary The vegetable
market gardeners generally level of the
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throu0h the glass sboold also h. ,,od,s.1
nv sha,ling to 4 certai, extant s,t ia.
class is sometimes covered with ligb,
thin whitewash on the unaer sida far ,bis
purpose. The heat below causes a rand
evaporation. but also sunDlies \ oood deal
of moisture to the earth at first. bnt the
heat of the glass dries il at the sprface
Water is constantly needed from a fine
rose watering pot after the plants show
themselves: but the heat, the moisture.
and the crowded state of the frame draw
the plants. and their ster.s are white.
slender flaments tina. are tender to the
last degree, and hence are useless. We
want the plants short stemmed and stocky,
with plenty OF leaves. To secure this kind
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VALUABLE FORMATION

Il '-4oAi Dec. -, leo.
ticuile .Aen--Nly only oujcrt IN giving YOU tIi-
t.-tl'aeHtat D. TO -prrsd valuable information.
ii..lus .-rn badly a.hicted IA tlt Rh.uu. ami
Que NIp.r ST. i1rt uf my skfn beng covered Wlth
puppies and rFu4tions, many OF which caused me
great para aua tauoy tHcr. and Suua1nI 1t to b..
a bI,-Jt disease. / took many OF tie advertised
LltAI pT'p4r-iI9n-. among which Was any qussfs
uty OF >arsapArIilA without obtaining Ary benefit
uhtl c1tamencci taking the EEskTINE. and Tea
lore had completed tAe ur-i bottle Jaw ihstI
had GIT IIe Rant medicine. Consequently, III
Low Ell ou WIth u ulIii had taken seven botlls-
when Was pronounced a well man, and my 81 IN
l. smooth nu,i ruiIroiy free from pimpl-s al
erul lions. 1 have never enjoyed 50 good healif
before, and 1 attribute IL all to the use or NEGE-
IINE. To benefit those afflicted with RheuuM-
ilsm, 1 viii make mention also OF the NEGE INES
wonderful power of curing me of this acute com
plant, OF which have suffered 80 intensely.
C.H. TUCKER, Pas. Ag't Mich. c. T. r.,
% Washington street, Boston.
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Farm for Sale.

SlTUATED in East surry, 3. miles from Els
- sworth, one-haif mile FROM Post Office and
and store; !. story house with l., painted white,
barn IS 70, all in good repair. Contains 80 ae-
res OF land web divided into moving. tillage and
cranberry marsh near The house: will be sold at
a great bargain If applied for soon. Inquire on
the premises Of
A. H. FLOOD.
East sury. Apr ISIS. evils
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PROVIDENCE, K. L., Der. 10, 1872.
BOSTON people are very particular, and
among them are some excellent Judges OF
musical instruments. Is it then remarka-
bic that the school committee selected the
Miller plano for use in the public schools ?
Boston is not alone In this. More than
fifty academies and schools In New Eng
land are doing the same thing. These
instruments are first-class in every re-
spect, and they are deservedly popular,
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MANHOOD, W0MANHOOD &
NERVOUS DISEASES,


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a new edition OF the celebrated medica
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OF eNces-cs OF mature years.
It is, indeed. book Tor every man. young and
middlc-agcj men in particular. SO pages bound
IN beautiful French Cloth illustrated. price only
AL
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A LECTURE

A LECTURE
TO YO U N Or M l. n.
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kkES@ IA Lecture on the Nature, Treat.
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Marriage generally; Consumption. Epilepsy, md
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the Green Book" &c.
The world-reuowned author, in ihs ahmlrahle
Lecture, cNany proves from his OSn experience
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1 This Lecture tciU prore boon 10
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sent, under seal, in plain envelope, to any asi
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Address the Publisher,
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TESTIMONIALS.
regard Dir. Idly pne of the Rtdsfcapable ana
saccesysi practitioners with whom | have h All
omcitl intercourse. CHAs. MASON.
Commissioner OF Patents
- have no hesitation IN assuring inventors that
they cannot employ q man more coHpefeaf and
trustworthy, an. more capable Of puttIi.g their
applications in a form TO secure for them an early
and favorable consideration at the Patent Ohicc
EDMUND BURKE.
Late Commissioner of Patents.
Mr.. ii Eddy has made for me over THIRTY ap
pllcations for Patents, having been successful in
almost every case. Such unmistakable proof OF
great talent and ability on his part leads me to
Recommend all invent rs to apply 10 him TO pro
cure their patents, as they may be sure oil having
the most faithful attention bestowed on their
cases, and at very reasonable charges,
JOHN TAGGART.
Boston jan ls75-lyrI
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MORTGAGE BLANKS.

The best and most approved mort
gage Blanks ecer printed IN this Coun
tn, are no,o for sale at the
american O1ace.
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trER an extensive practice OF upwards or
y Thirty years, continues to secure Patents In
the Omitted States also in Great Britain, France
ana other foreign countries. Caveats, >per iHca-
lions, Assignments, and all other papers for Pa
tens executed on reasonable terms, with dis
pat a. kcacareLcs made to detcfu the yAlItIity
ami Athty OfPatents OF Inventions and LEGAL
and other advice rendered IN all matters touching
The same. Copies 81 the claims oil any patent
furnished by remitting one dollar. Assignment.
recorded ~ Washington.
Ne AgsHcy Ia he United States possesfcs stiI erior
fcfioS fer obtaining Fateats " as ,ertaini 40 ne
pG:eatILiLity ofinre,.tions.
Al necessity or journey 10 Washington 10
procure "a Patent, andthe usual great delay there
are here saved inventors.
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Or IN am per day. Agents wanted. AL classes
ID LII NLU or working people Of both sexes,
yopug and old, make mere money at work for as
in their own localities, during their spare mo-
mcnts or an the time, than at anything else. We
offer employ ment that will pay handsomely for
every hours work Fun particulars terms &c /,
sent free send Us Jour address al once. Dout
felay Now is the time Don't look for work or
business elsewhere, untI you have learned what
We Offer G. srINsoS x Co., Portland, Maine.
lyT3
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Charles &. Bur'rill, Agent.
Many years experience in this bus
mess ,carrants me in saying that / can
and soW make ii for the interest Of par
ties desiring Insurance to place their
risks at this Agency.
Correspondence solicited.
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TT. : 7 ~ ~
p Elm 81. t4.ahtldEr,.rE.
.rd 1afnhrl.i lie II Boston.
Tho above testimony ouShi L. clut.u-e die
most skeytral Rheumatic i4at . -l,. ,.r, d..
beca dl-co.errl lu the
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q TUE MILLER PIANOS excel in the beauti-
iul quality and richness OF their tone in
their action, which all professional must
clans pronounce uncxceptionally superior ;
and in their elegance Of design and work
manship.
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For sale

DY the subscriber, valuable New dlLCH
d Cow. Price, sGJ.
IL. THOMAS.
Eden, April IL. ISIS lmolo
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Tobacco ~ Cigars,
warranted to give satisfaction

AS-No trouble show goods. Call and ex
anime our stock. Any article In our line desire d
not found in our store will be furnished upon
second call, or at shortest possible notice.
So OUR AlM-To accommodate and satisfy
customers. 3stf
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(sc lower than yesterday, against 1154 in that
market. The only sales reported were $4,000
at lis 1916, and $4,000 and $4,000 at 116l.
| NO sales OF Silver were reported. Under
the decline in gold at New York American
half dollars were quoted at 10719108, l p
cent lower than yesterday, while Mexican
dollars continued to rule at 93@93l, gold.
Owing to the decline in gold at the opening
at New York, Sterling Exchange ruled $40 fe
cent lower and francs /, and under the subse-
quent further falling off in gold in that mar
ket, the former closed unsettled and nominal
| at net decline from last evenings quotations
of ITO u cent for bill of lading and AL clear
| and 5-1O p cent for bank, and francs nearly
| / u cent lower. The sales of sterling we're
| confined to f60O bill of lading and e3500 Al
| clear at 5. 60.
No sales of francs were reported.
at the close sterling bills were quoted
at 5.6O@56l for bill of lading and Al
clear, aud -@5.66 for bank, and francs at
T. 522@4 5l4 for commercial and 448l for
bank.
York sight, and rates are unchanged. The
only sale reported was 500, 900 commercial at
9-32 u cent premium.
The banks continued to check on New
York at Z 9e cent premium and commercial
sight is still quoted at -(95-16.
Stocks continue very dull No transactions
were reported.
City Bonds were apparently unaffected by
the ordinance providing for partial payment
of certain coupons. City Currency Seven Per
Cents were still quoted at SO, and City Gold
Bearing Seven Per Cents at 81. No sales
were reported.
New State Consolidated Bonds were irmer
at 5O9. No transactions were reported.
CITY Scrip continues ouiet and unchanoad
and is still quoted at 38@39.
Nothing transpired in Metropolitan Police
Warrants; they are still held at 6S669c for
large and 70 for small.
No sales were reported in State Warrants
Issues of 1874 were little lower, being quoted
at -G045 for large and OFT for small, while
issues of 1873 and previous years, fundable,
were still held at 35@.36, and do. not fund
able at -(029.
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MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Tuesday Evening, July 10, 1875,
NEW ORLEANS OLRARINa-HousE.

A fair demand for Money was reported at
| the banks to-day, resulting, in some cases, in
good business in discounts Otherwise, the
market was exceptionally dull Gold showed
a considerable falling of, corresponding to the
decline at New York. The movement in
Foreign and Domestic Exchange was limited,
with an unsettled market for the former.
Nothing was reported in Stocks. City and
State Bonds we're also stagnant and showed
no change from previous quotations.
We refer to the published proceedings of
the City Council at their meeting to-day, for
important matters in relation to city finances
Il will be seen that the Council propose to
supply the deficiency of funds for current
expenses, by applying part Of the interest
fund, to these purposes The ordinance passed
to-day authorizes the payment, within ten
days, of so p cent npon the past due cou-
pons designated, and also proposes to con-
tinue such pro rata payments on all interest
collections throughout the year; provided,
the holders signify their acceptance of these
terms by their SIGNATURES. The stamping of
the coupons with the words "Half paid
would seem to indicate that the arrangement
is only intended to postpone the liability of
the city for the balance.
We learn that the Premium Bonded Fund
plan continues to progress favorably, and
that subscriptions are coming in almost
daily The amount subscribed is now
$4,000, 900 or more, and many who have not
yet actually subscribed have signifed their
willingness to do SO whenever called upon.
Arrangements for printing the bonds have
been made with the American Bank Note
Company, which will proceed with the work
as soon as the design is furnished. 1t is be-
lleved that the scheme will be fairly in opera
ton early in September.
We continue to quote irst-class CONNER
cial paper ard collateral loans at SAG q cent
per annum discount, Al do at 10012, and
second grade at 15@l8. First-class mortgages
still rule at 9@10 u cent per annum, while
second grade are entirely nominal.
Gold opened at l15a@1l64, against 115a at
New York, and after u very limited business
closed unsettled and nominal at 115i6115s
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FREIGHTs market is extremely dull,
but with some cotton Offering for Havre, and
no room for that port We continue to quote
as follows:
By steam-Ootton to Liverpool -@sd.
to Boston (via New York; &c, to Providence
and Fall River 1880, to New York &c, to
Philadelphia &c.
By Sail - Cotton to Liverpool ID, to
Havre 15-l6c. to Providence and Fall River
1880.
SUGAR - There were no receipts this
morning The market continues steady with
fair demand among dealers, and
one sold "a hhds. Stock on the
landing about 600 hhds, and in the sheds
24OO hhds, held by dealers, who have only a
small job trade at Sic for good common re-
filled, S@@S4c for low fair, 93M10c for yellow
clarified and 1OI@llc for white clarified
These prices are exclusively retail rates on
retail sales from dealers. Lots in first hands,
of course, can be had for less.
MoLAssEs-None received this morning.
The stock in the sheds is reduced to 264S bbls
and 81 half-bbls Louisiana Molasse and
80 bbls New York syrup held by dealers,
who have only q very small Job trade at
40@45c for common, 50@55c for fair, 5S@
60 for prime, 6O@62c for strictly prime, and
65(970c for choice
FLoUR-The market is very dull and al
most at stand still, with large stock on
hand. The sales are confined to It's bb,s
of which 80 fine at 81; so double extra at SIS:
SO do at SIS 1913; SO and Is good treble extra at
SIS so; 100 at SIS go; rs at So rs; 100 choice
treble extra at Sc; IS choice extra at Sc so; 60
choice extra at Sc IS; so at 81 %; and 100
bbls on private terms.
Superine is quoted at 81 so; single
extra 81 IS; rs at Sc rs; so at Sc S.;
double extra, So; low treble extra, So Is;
good do, IS S79@5 so; choice do, So 62t
(G5 rs; choice ezra. S696 25; choice and
family extra, Sc 50G)7 and 81 25 p Dbl.
Conn MEAL-Continues in good supply and
dull at S4@4 05 fp Dbl. Only so and 100 bbls
sold at 81 q bbl. Dealers are jobbing at
81 1904 rs q Dbl.
Cow PEAs-Are selling in job lots for the
country at 65@70c q bushel for mixed and
clay
PoRK-We have to note very dull and
!ower market to-day, with mess offering at
SCI so, and no buyers at that price. 1t may
be quoted at S21 rs, and offers of s21 12I |
refused Repacked is sold to dealers at s21,
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MEDICAL.
nR W. g. AUSTIN
Residence and Once 28S St. Charles stree
Between Clio and Calliope.
Slate ut Geo. A. Fosdick Co. g. At CarondeIet ,a,..
ORDERS LEFT PROMPTLY ATTENDED, ~
AT home from to A. NJ. and to7P.M. n
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Stock on hand and on shipboard not
Uo01k0O
Dtook same time last year. ...........
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PROVISIONS.
K00 BBLS Original Louisville MESS PORK.
100 bbls Prime Mess and Family MESS PORK.
so bbls RUMP PORK
25 hal: bbls Family MESS PORK
25 casks CLEAR BACON SIDES
25 casks BACON SHOULDERS.
25 tierces S. C. HAMS
800 buckets Francis Whitaker & Sons Choice
LEAF LARD.
Arriving and in store, for sale by
E. X. CONVERSE,
je24 lot "a Magazine street.
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To-day's exports were to Havre
Receipts proper since last evening 40 bales,
against IS on last Tuesday and IS last year.
For comparative totals for the past three days
and for the year, and for the three days ex-
ports and receipts see above report.
ToBAcco-The only transactions reported
to-dsy!were 2 hhds at :. The amount on sale
is estimated at 1915 hhds. Lugs are vari-
ously quoted at 8@llc and 9@12ac, medium
leaf at 13@14c and 134@14tc, good at 141@
151c and 52@164c, and fine at 17918c and
18(618ac, selections being put at 10000
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NJ. Schwabacher. j. M FrowenfeJd
Late with Schwabacher g. Hirsch
CCHWABACHER & FROWENFELD General
~ Commission Merchants and
Dealers in Grain and
Western Produce,
% Poydras street.
Liberal advances made on consignments iy4
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POST OFFICE.

limo Of Arrival and Departure of Mails.
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN. |,
Tuesday Evening. July Is. 1878.

CorroN-The sales to-day embraced 5S)
bales, at prices requiring no change in our
Quotations. We give also the figures and re-
port of the Exchange, in tull, as below:
AAxRIoAH STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
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(Tmely notice will be given on the bulletin
board of departure FOR Brownsville, Texas, Ha-
vana, Cuba and Bra tSantiago.)
Mails on Sundays will be closed the same as
on week days.
c. W. RTNGGOLD. Postmaster.