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A NIini-tcr who ConIdn,, slana the Te-t.

From Zee Providence JoHrndL
A wcll-known clergyman was crossing
l. hr Eric many We r. ago unun one Il tn be
ste ui"r-. uu =, seeing small lad a. the wheel
sfeerin, the boat, accostcd MIN follows:
Wv -on, YOU appear 10 be small boy TO steer
So large a boat
Yes, sir; but you sc, that | can do 1t,
thOura.'
" do YOU think YOU understand your business,
nv -onf"
VS., sir. think do"
can rou box the compass -
" Nts. sir
4" Laf nae near you box It,"
BIOS blAcs the cnmuis
"Wcn really. YOU can do it! Let me hear You
box b. backward
BOY boxes 10 backward.
d" / declare, my son, you do seem TO UNDER
~ tu0 your business"
Tine Toy bow took his turn estion-asking.
"lruy, sir, what may he your business ~
" ! am NUNS. or Of the Gosuel'
40 you undcrstln your businessl'
4" think do, my SON
Can you say the Lords PrayerF
ayes"
"Sty r."
Clerayman repeats the Lords Prayer
" Well, really you do know i'll Now sny It
backward"
Clergyman says he cannot do IT,
You cannot do II, chr Now You SEQ under
stand my business great deal better than YOU
d. yours
Clergyman acknowledged himself beaten, ana
retired.
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George williams, ngel % was accused IN
riu- 90 tllr p4hlir streets. " ais welsh, nn ofi-
e.. { of tIr tlru.irity s .cirfy, ad thrt I'D Friday
afternoon ue saw Gao pa. lntr iu oxford street
accusing the pa->ers-uY aud receiving money
the prisoner Into Gust DIV. lie s been several
umr. convicted OF begging ana sentenced TO be
Imprisoned.
PRISONER said there was no use in his saving
aiyfNIur. ate SNOW he shouldn't be believed.
Prisoners never were. Witnesses might say
antlhln- thcy liked.
Ma r4uNcr,- Now. what nonsense YOU talk.
81 np0sc for one moment YOU were a magistrate
aud d To Try case, which would you believe,
witness or a rrlsuner whose interest " WIS To
deny 10 mat was saidY why, 4 prisoners were
bel. we'd Instead OF ind pendent witnesses tn re
would be- am end to all J ,.Ice. 10 rs evident YOU
are a beg-ar for you have been sent To PRISON
before.
Prisoner on. yes, I'm a begglr, ana shall 20
hcg-iug a-ain when ! come out. prefer the
"strel" u the wo.Ahouse,
Redsthl, the iallcr' explained that "stoel' IL
slang Tor prison.
Ar, III wers Are yon an Euglishmanf
Prisoner Wrlh believe so.
NJ. III wrrs Then do YOU think 10 right for
an Eugishmau, young man, TOO, to wander
about ~ you do, and spend half his time In
prl~Onf
Prisoner On, its nice easy life
MIR. Flowers II 4V' yuuHny Children
Prisoncr-No, and don't want none.
Mr.. Fiowefs-Only yourself tn keepf
Pris ncr hats about all, thank goodness,
MIR. Flowers slid IL was evident the prisoner
was an incurrghie bsggar, ami In his case there
were no cXtcnuatlng circumstances. lie should
remand nm for n week, In order that the pre-
viuus convictions migit he formally proved
AGAINST him, and ne car. FlOWer,) should then
could
Prisoner stepped from the dock laughing.
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BADLY-BUILT sTEAMsHIPs.
The Two Costly Crans that were Poorly
Constructed Tor the Pacific Mail Company
| -Robeson's Patronage and its Results.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 4-The writer was
shown a letter yesterday from an oflicer Of
engineers in San Francisco to an Ofiicer Of engi-
neers In this city describing the condition Of
the new Pacific Mail steamships City OF Picking
and City OF Toxic. "After all the pulling and
praise" says the writer, bestowed on these
ships when they we're launched, and on what
was called their trial trips, u must now be &C
knowledged, no matter how painful TO our pride
IA mechanics they are miserable failures The
defects, he explains, are alike In both ships.
Neither was sufficiently braced, and both ex-
hibit external and internal signs OF weakness,
which causes them to leak. But the worst
defects OF ALL he says, are discovered in
matching the plates and rivetinR. More than
twenty thousand rivets have been found defec-
tive I'm consequences of bad Workmanship. 1t IL
evident that when the plates did not come to-
rether exactly and the rivet holes correspond,
Instead of cutting them out cleanly With a
mere punch was used, making rough and
jagged edge, over which the rivets were headed.
Ofcourse. as soon as the ship got into a heavy sea
and an extraordinary strain wac brought to bear
on every part of the hull, such Iivetlng began to
show its worthessncss. The companys engi-
neer and the Insurance Commissioners agents
have held their survey and made their erOrt.
public very soon; but am afraid VIC shall not
have all the story told, for II may be skod what
was the overwhelming engineer doing to over
the stocks
Again he says. "Only few weeks ago there
was "a Ciydc-buiit steamer OF nearly three thou
SIND tons In this port. She had been nfout
thirteen wears -rivets ali sound, and ship per-
fectly tight
Tho whole OF this dsericeful story may he
told In few words. Through the corrupt in
nucnce Of the New Jersey Ring. with Secor X he
son nj its head John Roach has been literally
crammed with Government work, which he was
permitted to slight, Notwithstanding he WIS
pnid at least two prices for II. The reputation
OF cur mechanics ami their ability to compete
with the iron slip builders 81 Europe was ztaked
on these ships for the Pacific Mail Company.
But II Is clear now that he sacrificed them to his
love OF money. 10 seems that In order To make
a. much money a. ne could out of this j1b, he
gave some Of the most important work on the
Picking and Toxic out "by the piece" to those
who would do II cheapest. Hence the Inferior
riveting and other work. Iron ship building
requires skilled mechanics OF the very highest
ordcr to be successful Roach had plenty Of
money at his command, beng amply paid for his
ships, aud must not be permitted To plead that
he cannot ind skilled mechanics In sufficient
| numbers,
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Eth shooune In Colorado.

rum me NfNI4ftfNH 1fAtff
Elk are found in almost every part OF the
Park, generally In the umhered country or on
mountain slopes, singly nd IN bands Of 10 and
10, .Ccurding t. the season. with proper care
they can be stalked as near ~ $50 yards, but a
good hunter who jumps" herd at 800 yard 3
VIII bag three fourths Of tho number before
they are out Of range When dressed they
weigh so to l2,O pounds; but rs dozen tall
fellows, their shhpely horns laid back, 90 crash
Ing and numbering through the thick pine for
est leaving storm Of branches and dust IN their
wake, each elk may easily ne estimated 70 weigh
ton. II wounded nj close quarters N the TIM
her, they ar DANGEROUS toes, ana quick ana ac-
culatc shooting Is needed, unlcs' the hunter
prefers To climb a tree, whici Il an aWk-
wld predicamcnt, detrimental = temper and
garments, and provocative OF uhfeeling
remarks from comrades whSu one re-
turns late in the night To ,amp. The
beauty ana majesty Of the stately creature
require no description, and often VIII the hun
ter grieye over hIs glory laid low yet elk steaks
aud roasts are 80 nice, his hide makes such eX-
cellent buckskln, and his branching ant'ers form
such an elegant trophy and memenlp, that
tears are seldom shed at his denise.
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DIED.

BELI.-on sept. 8. 1873, James Bell son OF James and
MARY Jane Bell aged g years, months AMI "a dsys
Lodge, No. 3ds, T. o. OF o. f. respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from hh late residence, 5l7 De
q the De Kib ay. Methodist Church on sunuay sept
GARGS On the otn ig;t at his residence, 500 North
elatyes and friend. are requested to attend the fu-
neral on sunday. 18Th inst. at o'clock i VI.
,DAY..on Thursday, the ON Inst, Jacob Godfrey
The reiaScs ana friends also the Numbers Of tho
nes1aHes socley ana gSrE dodg NS va F. ana
sunday the 18th INST At e o'clock from Dr. Chapins
HAGERTY.-At his residence. 2G2 Ciermont av-
Brooklyn, Bernard b. agerty, in the ATTN year OF HID
Notlce Of funeral In Sunday and Monday papers
Dareu. Conn 2slph HindIey.
9f Sss ana aa I ths era reseas ~ ah n
ylted to attend is funeral from ilu4ters Point 81 Z.
,hAKvEY..In .Broosyn, On wedne.lay, SEPT, 8.
town parish OF Tynan, County Armagh Ireland, aged
55 wears, months, ami days.
igS Invited TO attend her funeral ON saiiri1y sept
corner ol Plymouth st.. Brooklyn.
nAEIMAN..o Ihur;day, pr Q, Theresa AZ be
ward aud Ann hughes. in he ith year 81 her axe
corner nS 11 and a a'o L asf Cd
sgndY m,rnins, 10 w o'cocS lhe relatives and
"MHSI fS.Hoa ihuf-i,y. Sent o. Ann, the beloved
Wiz Of J0syps ,5 i r as {Se f ami gu ffrcc
fully Invited to attend the funeral from her late rst
dence' 10 klns,land ay, near Maspcta aN. Brooklyn
MOTT.-At Nyatk ON ne Hudson, on Thursday. Sept
0. Josephlne, daughter Of Charles Mott agol IA years.
Friends and rciatves Of tho family arr respectfully
- At o'cloc,, from the Trs Baps, Church Of Nyack
Tram ,eayc. c1amner. ~ at 8 o'clock ,.,. ,,.e.,..
aged As, native OF nuneanuOn, County Tyrone Ireland
| today SATURDAY., at2 +. NJ.
eldest daughter q Hugh and Margaret Omen, IN III;
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MORSE NOTES.

n. g. Veech OF Louisville, KY. has discovered
that the unknown stallion Mike, owned by A. ". lir
hin Of Ouham county, XVI II none Ohcr than the long
lost Trojan, sire Of Fila Wright aud other noted trot
ters. He taken RON Missouri by the COnfedern
soldiers during the war, and II only lately that
Mike was fully Identified as the long lost stallion.
The great stallion race for purse Of $4,000,
and the onampi lnshiu 0f tue Unite sates mi heat
best In o, Ia harness, VIII he troed In Mytc ia H.
Boston, on Tue dly ths IAN INST, Inc entries are
Monarch Jr., Wlllpm II. Allen, Thomas Jefferson, LO
thar Phil. sheridan Commonwealth jubilee, fam
DerI Ben Morrill, Defiance Parks AbdllAh' Dfaeo
MIR. NJ. +. warne Of Eaton, Pa sold last
week TO CO.. +. j. Baldwin, 81 California, MS nne
bay team known as KITTY Wink and mate The
price paid was over 10000. Kiiy Wink 4
seven Years old. and was sired by hlddletown. dam
by seeiys American star. The mlle, Voney Is also
seven wears old ana YVES sired ~ Voiunteeri Jam Doi
The team has been driven quarter 10 thirtynye sec
Onds and last week showed fun mile n 1884 oyer a
heavy track Al Fleetwood PARK With lldie ons hand
ling, ant over good track, there viii be no dimeuy
10 tneir beating 80. The pair was shipped on Friday
last for their home the Pacipc slope, along with
sprngbok, Wildidle, rutherford and Grinstead Mr.
baldwin, q California has purchased from y los
Puryear Co the bay colt Grlnstead, years old, by
Gilroy price, t7,00o
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nuNcAN-FAXON.-A Hudson, y. Y. at the rest
dcnce OF the bride's parents Mr.. Geo. II. Duncan oil
Brooklyn 70 Miss Mary b. FaxOn OF Hudson.
DURfEA-sCOrr-At Accord 1 lister county. on
Duryea to Mary p, daughter Of benjamin Scott OF os
MOODY-FERNALD- ON Tuesday. Sept. z. at tha
residence OF the brides oher by the Rev. {. C. Nor
ton. Joseph A. Moody TO Emily j. Fornad, both Of this
CITY.
STONE-CRYG1ER-O Wednesday, Sept. 4, at thu
Reformed Church. iu 3fh ST. by the Rev. Isaac Riley,
William II. stone, Jr, Of St. Louis. Mo-. TO kttle ",
daughter OF Dr. aud Mrs. j. j. Crygier Of this city.
E-DIsBROW:-On Tuesday, Sept. :, 1875,
at the residence OF the brides parents by the Rev. Mr.
Anspach Of Reading, IA. Christian A. Shallade of
Reading, Pa, to Bella y DlsbrOw 0f this city.
NAUCHER-C HENEVlERE.-At staten Island, Sept.
4 oy the Rev. Dr. Rockwell, James l. Watcher 10 Per
retle Cheneycre eldest daughter OF the late John L.
Uhlulann, all VI Geneva, Switzerland.
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Jumping of London Bridge for Pot of Beer.

From no London Day 1eie1rdpA aug 81.
At about l o'clock yesterday party Of
Young men were i'm a tavern near London
Bridge, discussing the merits Of Capt. Webb.
One of them took up newspaper and read the
account Of arescue from Eidersea bridge. one
Riwlin then said he would bet "A pot OF beer that
he would at once jump on London bridge, and,
bridge, where Rawlin promptly mounted the
second arch and Owed headforemost into the
river. AT the time the bridge was crowded by
pedestrians, and much excitement prevailed.
RawliD Immediately rose 10 the surface and
swan To Old Swan steamboat pier. Meanwhile
several waterman, who thought he had attempt
ed suicide, rowed after the young man. A rope
was thrown to him from a steamer, and the
man, who was nrst-class swimmer, got ON to
the vessel
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ward policemen. Walters told her that be was
Clerk IN the Police Central ONCE az a single man
He said that II IL ever became necessary, he
would say that his wife was hts sister. he
witness had once found In Walters's room a let
ter to him from his father. In looking It over
she sa v the words, Skin them take every ad-
vantage that you can"
Mr.. Sidney II. Conklin had discovered that
some OF the signers Of GOuld's and Walters =
applications had given fictitious residences. and
that one Of them, l.. r. Plat, sailed for CUBA a
month before the date OF the applications.
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Real Estate Market.

Transactions yesterday at the Exchange COM
prised the following Adjournment
Premises 81 Ccutre street Sept. - one house and
lot north side Foricth street east Of Eighth avenue to
Sept n. one building and lot east side seventh ave
nue. extending through to Broadway, north OF Forty.
second street to Sept 2s one and lot west side
Madison avenue, north II Forty hrst street 10 Oct
and one building and lot on East Fi'ueth street west
Of First avcuue, DE. The house and lot side
Third avenue, north Of Elghy-ishA street. with
drawn from sale
Force osurc sales to-day at the Exchange are an.
nounccd by James NJ. Muller, premises llS Mulberry
sire {. east side suuf1 Of Grand.
By Il. V. H4rnetfOne house and lot west side Cort-
hld nycuue north OF fmdlay street. MOrrlsaula q en-.
ty-thlgd Mardl.
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CHICAGO, Sept. l0.-Accounts Of accidents,
caused ~ the terrnc thunder and rain storms which
have prevailed IN the Northwest for the past forty
eight hours numerous. There seems TO have been
little loss of lie other th1n that already reported On
the me Of the Northwestern Railroad ridges have been
washed away IN miaf places by TIE torrents u ram,
ana a. wind has done much damage several accidenis
occurred un LAKE NJ en- Rn last night, nut wtthOu uss
OF tc Three lach wfr" sunk OH Twelfth street, and
on schooner. loaded with lumntr. WE also suns. A
rye number Of smaller craft Cspsized de-
sfr
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NEW York, Friday, Sent. 10. Receipts Of
bceey's were "a ear loads, or l'iso head, making
last week The mareet was dun aud depressed, WIN
forced sales al lower nsures, Common To prime native
steers ranged from SIC. n, To dress 55 MS 10 the
gross cwt up o 49, To dress bS n 81 common to fair
dress bicl5O MS.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were 90 car loads or
473g head making 1878 since Monday, against l66BO
for the same time last week The tone OF the market
WAS weak and sales slow with the tendency down
ward. Poor to extra sheep sold at 4tdBl%c n 4;
common to prlne lambs al dose n,
Receipts OF hogs were 10 cars, 22S2 head, making
eAs since Monday, against S,777 last week Nothing
doing IN 1--we hogs, Tor lack VI oneTings-
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From no Baltimore Gdsele.
The death of Josiah Cobb recallsa singu-
lar incident Of his lite About ls9 colored
woman named Sarah Ridgely called AZ Mr..
CObbs grocery and Durchlsed a small amount
Of groceries, giving hun thous ind-dnllar bank
note in payment, thinking that II was a one
doilir note. Surprising that IL WAS stolen, he
detained the hill and advertised for an owner
repeatedly; but no one claiming IL, he Invested
Il in city stock. Several false claimants APP.
peared for the note, and II was the subject OF
several lawsuits, which terminated in Mr. Cobb
ret ming custody. The history of one OF these
claimants is AS follows Mr. Cobb one day was
conyerslng about the money with mum who
made so many particular inquiries that Mr..
Cobb mistrusted ms motive, and told him the
woman was dark and had large wen on the
side OF her neck, when, In fact, she was IA nulattO
and had no such wen. Soon aftorward a very
dark woman with large wen ON her neck ap-
peared from the Baltimore almshOuse and pro g.
fessed to be the Sarah Ridgely, but the fraud
was easily exposed, and up To this time the wo-
man who left the bank note has not been heard
from. Mr. Cobb allowed the money to remain
with accumulated interest until 1865, when IL
amounted to $3,740, and ne then presented IL to
the Union Orphan Asylum.
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In state bonds there was light business. We note
sales OF Ohio 0s Of 1885 At 1OsS Missouri o., long
ponds 20, do. Hannibal and St. JOseph Issue OF 1886,
iol; and North Carolina U.s. special tax I'd class at g.
Rlroa1 bonds were moderately de IL IN. The princ
pal transactions were as follows Milwaukee an ST.
Paul list mortgage, La CrOsse diviOn, plt; NJ
and St Paul consolidated sinking fund 80; Milwaukee
ana st. Paul H. and D. division. 7g Chicago and North
western consolidated coupon gold bonds, SSik C.. c..
Clncinnat and indianapolis lst mortgage, l0s, Morris
and Essex list mortgage consolidated. 1o5l1 c. Palnes
val and Ash. new, 1914 Central Pacific 1T MORTGAGE
California and oregon branch. vOle Western Pacific
bonds 20 Union Pacinc Railroad i-t 1854
Union PIoine sinking fund, 9jli Col, g. and Ind Cen
tral lat 43e Louisville ami Nashville con, OS S5i~
6ss5r; New York Central lat mortgage coupon, i22 ;
OhiD and Micsissppi consolidated vOaf Union Pacific
land grant, 1O2 Michigan Central U.s. 1913; Harlem
mortgage -, coupon, b3 ia.
lhe opening. nigncst, lowest, and . l.. NJ. closing
pricca of atOckn to-day -Ilo.inlA
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Business Noilt,s.

The Direct United states cable Company.
Notice IL hereby given that and after the 1btn OF
September this companys cables will be opened for the
transmission Of messages between America and Europe,
and the East generally. Tarh rates will shortly bo
published. The whole system OF the company between
New York and London viii be worked by the companys
own operators The name NJ he pce from oaich mes.
sdges originate toH be rdnsmftted Jree oCchdrOe.
The companys offices at 10 Broad st.. where mes
sagcs will be received and at all the offices OF the
Atlantic and Pacific and Franklin Telegraph Company
throughout the United states also at all offices OF the
Dominion Telegraph Company Of Canada.
LAWRENCE OL1PHANT,
Representative Of the Direct United States Cable
Company In America.
10 Broad st, New York. Sept 10. 1876.
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True Lovers Get Married.
From Me springAeld Nepnbllean.

Evidently they were a runaway pair, he going
to college at Amherst, aud she young woman able 70
care for herself. A Springfield clergyman married
them then he groom went on 20 college ana the
bride 70 earn daily bread until he should have com
pata1 Va eNu-Stae cOnrsa ana attained his mulnflf,
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Arrivcd-FRfDAY. Sept. 10.
ballast.
steamship Georgia, Charleston, mdse. and pass.
steamehp khein Bremen, mdse. and pass.
heamshlp Dictator Charleston, in ballast.
ship -. John Smith, Liverpool mdse.
BARK Atlantic, Barbados, sugar
Brlg Victoria, st. Pierre, Mart, sugar
Brig Eastern star, Port spiin trinidad, molasscs.
Also the usuai river aud otst wise vesses.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALNANAC-rHTs nav
suH rieee "a sun sets. &C.. 10 Moon SETS. o.
Hfou wArKR-rHts DAY.
Sat y Hook. % Gov. Island. 90 Hell Gate. II
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Great BARGAINS Mt the Original HIRAM AN.
DEkSON'S son IN carpets oil cloths, mattings, mats,
&c. S3i Sth av. three doors below 27th 81.
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,Ai-silk Elastic bdomipnl Belts, stockings,
Vesey street. Aston House. No uptown branch.
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Disorders of the stomach and Bowels Of
children, especially IN hot weather. cannot resist tho
curative virtues Of MILK OF MAGNEslA. sold by ali
druggists.
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A..Iiupture Cured by DR.. Marsh Principal
OF late Marsh n COS At his Old Office Ncscy street
Aston House. No uptown branch
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Mothersi Mothers I Mother-i!i Don't
fail TO procure Mrs WfNs1Ow's sOOrHlNG SYRUP
Tor Ncfhlny chfren IL relieves the child from pain,
cures cind coc regulates the bowels, and by giving
relief and health to the child. gives rest TO the mother.
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. From the Country.-Famllics returning Wishing
DOOte shoes aud gaers for ladies'. misses gents aud
boys, good articles, muderatc prices. patronEc
MILLER Co, 8 Union square. .
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Children subject TO diarrhGa md dysentcry
cured BY MonelIs reethlng COrdlAl. Price 30 cents.
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The Weak, the Worn, aud the Weary should
take Peruvian syrup; IL gives strength and viROr.
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Don't buy an Elastic Truss till you have
seen Pomeroy's. price ~, AZ 1ll DrOadway
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In loans the rates paid for the Of gold were 110
3-32, 3-lG. ltt0, y aud a ~ cent
The total cieirinTs al tho Goid Exchange Bank we're
f42AW2oO0j gold balances. 81 63n,3tl ana currency
balances u 06i,2ii The SUB Treasury redeemed 500
public debt 900 900.
The days business at the United States suD1reasury
wa,so Gold receipts. t5ti 5000 DO; payments
t6lO2lOlbi 10. balance t31 202.dd2.5D. Currency
gcpts, sl9dCg ~ do. payments, ti2mOOl.V2 do
The int rna revenue re eipts were tl0o 900 and the
customs receipts, $500 600 The Treasury Washing
ton received tJ0DOpO In national bank notes for
dcmpton. The Treas Jury balances At the close OF bue
ness IN Washington werci Currency t2OSO,OOO, ana
cola t67iOoOoO including $40 100000 coin certificates
Tue Imports Of dry goods gold yauatOu at this port
during the week amounted to 81 6lg 0i5, and f,0l1
127 were marketed
Foreign exchange became thoroughly demorazed by
the course Of gold and tue rates further reduced
to t.S2 ana tt.S5I6 Tor time and demand Bills re-
spectNey but there was scarcely any business at the
lower quotations.
Money linerally offered call during the morn.
Ing at ~ to per cent, but an increased demand
spr'ng up IN the afternoon incident to the shifting "
loans the purchases Of sterday, the
advanced TO per cent though the bulk vi the negota
IL rs we're Effected at 3.
Government bonds less active IN the early trade
consequent upon the excitement IN the Gold Room,
added to the weakness Of exchange. but the market
subsequently became nrmer, aud closed strong at an
advance OF tsdi1 Y cent
uIa. N.l .al a.. IL
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DIR. Lyons Tooth Tablets
Nhiten the teeth, n used daily.