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Inc opening nisnesL IiwesL aud 3P. Nj, cIo,iu,
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1ickets, ~ eiCh SIX for o.
70. further par culars ad lress all orders 70
EMORY Co, 49, lArir, 49, Da,,
New York CITY.
, 1876-08-04

had coin to invest In them. II the bombs
wero odorcd very low, spectators would
purchase whit they could carry for rino,
and sell them when the prico won't up. But
what wonld tho 1,ritish and Germans
do with tho silver received for tho bonds
Send It back aud invest It In wheat, lncat,
cation, tobnceo, and tho like. Then We
would havo both tho bonds md tho silvor.
AZ silver advanced III vnluo Foreigners would
buy them back at tho higher price. We
could stand this operation as long as. they
could. Tho more silver they sent over horo
topurchaso produce or bonds, tho moro vnlu-
ablo 1t would become in Europe. The fact
is, 1t is only necessary to opon this country
10 tho FREQ use Of silver coin to restore 1t to
m equal valuo with gold. This country can
easily absorb twico or three l,ncs the amount
Of tho surplus silver Of Germany, If our irrc-
dccmablo paper currency woro funded out Of
circulation.
, 1876-08-04

Those who oppose tho reintroduotlon OF
the'silvor dollar into circulation state tint
one Of the first consequences would be to
cause one hundred millions or more Of tho
gold coin In tho United States to DO or
ported. Well, It that occurred, it would not
he given away. Something Of equal value
would bo received for it. Suppose it were
exchanged for silver, tbs dcal would operate
in this way: Tho first ten millions would
bring premium Of, say, IL per cent in si1.
yer; the next ton millions premium Of IL
per cont; and oaoh ten millions would reduce
tho premium At least per cont By
the time tho hundred millions wero cx-
ported and exchanged for silver, tho
lattor would DO worth 95 or 90 per cont
instead Of IS or Sc per cent Of gold as at
present. In this exchange Of metals our
bankers md brokers would clear five or six
millions Of dollars. We hare made very
moderate statement Of tho cffoct Of the ex-
chnngo. II Is moro likoly that silver would
advance almost to par with gold, because tho
exchange of coins would render silver CON-
paratively scarce in Europe and gold plenty
there. The one metal would advance In pur-
chasing power In proportion as 1t bocamo
scanty, and the othor would decline In yalue
In proportion as It bocamo abundant.
, 1876-08-04
PERSONAL

supt. Walling. Of Now York, holds tho opinion
that Charley ltoss il dead. Ill placvs tho case In
tic samo rank With the Tweed escape and the Ma.
than murder.
Ths tooth birthday Of Mr.. Windsor Howe was
celebrated by hls fricnds aud family at Bolton
Mass, last Monday. Tho aged nlan waa able to
appear At tho table and direct tho sust!yltoa With
proud aud cheerful alr
Ex-senator Trumlull has been at Saratoga con.
forrlng With Gov Tidcu u 10 tho best means OF
securing a Democratic suecesa. It IL understoot
that an unalteEable part ot tbs e1-ScnatoEs piana
l. an oelal position foE himself, either Ut hou OF
abroad.
A personal letter trun Mart!nsburg, West Va.
to the Columbus to.) journal gives tie following
laugAable incident: ''Tho Tlilenitss had meet
Ing and torchii:ht-process!on here last Friday
evening. Patterson Of Colorado. Harrison Of H.
llnols aud I1ardsnberlh Of New Icssoy, all n, Es.,
, 1876-08-04

Tho Chicago produce markets were moder.
hcly actiyo yostoriay md generally fsmer.
Moss pork closed 1o@12ao per brl higher, at
e18.6a4@l8.55 for August and s18.o23 3@ls.06
Tor September. Lard closed 2a@5o per 100
tbH higher, at $l0.o5 cash and 3l1.0aA@l1.05
for September. Meats we're steadier, ct TO
for boxed shoulders, 03o for do abort ribs,
and 1otc Tor do short clears. Lake freights
were firm, ut 14c for corn to Buffalo. Rail
freights were unchanged. Njghw!nes were
quist, OF Sl.10l per gallon. Flour was more
aetive. Wheat closed 20 higher, at 90tc for
August and 9aso for September. Corn closed
10 higher, at 47o cash and Auto for septem-
ber. Oats closed 10 higher. at 32o cash or
s4ller October. Rye was steady, at 65@55lo.
Barley closed ar1ner, at T, asked for Sep
tember. Iloga wero dull aud lowor at the
opening Of the uaykst, but closed firm OF q
, 1876-08-04

Gon. SHERMAN has at ali times shown a
disposition to untlorrato the gravity Of tho
situation in tho Indian country, and to over
est,mato tho ability Of inferior numbers to
cope with overwhelming odds. uo throws
cold watcr oil the urgent recommendation OF
Gen. SHERIDAN that tho cavalry regiments DO
recruited up to thoir maximum strength by
tho enlistment Of $500 men, and cx-
presses tho opinion that either Of the
two columns commanded by Cons. CnooK
and Tgnnr are able to defeat any force the
Indians can bring against them. It Is owl
dent, from tho cautiopsnaea with which
both OnooK aud TEaaY have moved since
s1rT1Na Bull demonstrated tho fighting
capacity OF tho Sioux, that tlcso experienced
1ndian.fghters aro not so conndont as Gen.
SHERMAN Is OF tho ability Of ono white sol.
dier to whip dozen redskins. SHERMAN
may know moro about tho Sioux war than
SHERIDAN, Caoox, aud TKaax combined, but
thcro is just chance that he may know
lcss, and on that chance may hang ANOTHER
Little Big Horn on larger scsle,
, 1876-08-04

Tho extrayagant quality Of BE1KNAr's pa
triotism was queerly illustrated in the matter
Of the contrnct for supplying headatones for
soldiers graves. Ono Of the bids was ruled
out by the truly loyal Secretary because it
was proposed to furnish 1talian marble, and
with his consent Itnlian stone should never,
no mover, be put over Amorican soldiers! So
Nh Iowa man got tho contract to supply
pure American stone ut purely American
profit. Tho House Military Committee have
prepared report Oh the subject in whicl,
ByIKNAr is consured for unluo fayoritism,
but no corruption is charged.
, 1876-08-04

1fr. LAMAR is ons Of the "silver-tonEued
orators" of tho South. Hin words have tho
sweetness OF honey, and his methods are like
tho purring Of the cat before 1t fastens Its
claws upon tho object in reach. Wo do not
think him bad man, nor vicious man NO
wish all tho Confederates Of tho South were
as fair mud wcl-disposed Us ho. We 10 not
think him exactly hypocrite. though ho is
deceptive perhaps ho deceivea himself rs
we'll % others, and, allowing tho wish to
father the thought, pictures things rs he
speech in the House on tho condition and
aims Of tho South is glistoring network Of
sophiams, and Is calculated to appeal 10 tho
sympathy and tho instinct Of fairuess which
IL 40 conspicuous qua!ity Of tho Anglo-saxon
mind. Ills purpose was to claim fair
and oven show, which ho denied the
South enjoys, aud to disarm opposition
in certain quarters by disayowiug any rlte-
rior and Deeper motive. It was an apology
for tho banding together of the solid Con-
folerate South with one OF tho political
parties Of tho country, and rs such 1t waa an
acknowledgment that the condition demands
MI explanation. hi. LAMAR's explanation Is
not satisfactory, despite tho apparent good
will 1t conveys, and tho claim thatetho
"South is acting az q INIT with the Demo-
cratic party from 10 dirc md honorable
necessity
Tho necessity Of d peoplo Of m ontiro
section, embracing some sixteen States, act
T.. fu,f - H.
, 1876-08-04

boen abolished az an American coin.
An evil odocs of this act Is now
experienced in tho fact that 1t provents
tho United States from boing q market for
the surplus silver Of Germany; 1t contracts
the market ana thereby contributes 10 the
unlervaluo OF silver and to the overvalno Of
gold. It teuds to aggravato har.l times,
paralyzing all kinds Of property, especially
rcal estate. No man will venture to buy rea1
estato, nor, indeed, mike any contract for
tho future, because Of tho already largo nd
vance and constantly-increasing demand for
aud valuo Of gold. Payments in coin aro no
longer possible in silver, and those who have
made partial payments will 10 unable to
complete them, or to make salea Of what they
hold.
If, however, something like DLAND's bill
slonld pass Congress, tho United States
would thereby crento D market for silver,
requiring Mt least twice the amount Of silver
which Germany has to sell. The passage Of
this act would at once counteraot tue cfroct Of
tho decentralization Of silver in Germany. It
would releaso from aotuaf uaa AZ coin almost
gold enough to supply the extraordinary de-
maud in Germany, and thus contribute TO
tho restoration of silvor to ita relative value
with gold. All a'ixiliary to this end, and to
the restoration Of specie yalnes, would bo to
fund tho greenbacks aud enter wholly upon
standard of money values in place Of auo-
tuating credits.
But, say tho ntlvocates Of tho adoption OF
an exclusive gold standard, Germany will
send back to LIB for payment our national
bonds. This is mere nonsense. If the Ger
n,ans send back onr bonds, they must do 50
to exchange them for silver, aud this Is not
at all likely and just hero 1t may be said
tliat tho Germans bought all our bonds they
hold with silver, then tho only money they
Ind, and even at the worst they would OBJ
tain the same money that they bought with.
1t is FAR moro lkoly' however, that these
Germans, being men Of intelligence. anu
holding tho nonas % an investment ana not
for spocnlatlon' Will send thelf demoneu2oa
silver hore 70 purchase other bonds, prepared
TO wait until tue present temporary causes OF
the rise In gold shall havo passed, and silver
again recover It's relatlve valslo.
on this point MI. JONES stasoa as o propo'
sition, Sustained ny oil history At oil times,
md confirmed W tho recorded testimony OF
tho last two hundred years, that " when' ct
any given time or IN my gwen country, tho
sano outlay OF capital, labor, matcrlnss, otc.,
that Is sufficient TO result IN tho production
OF one pound OF golu, II removed from gold
md applied TO a1lYcf mining, Will pfoduce
, 1876-08-04

It turns ont that the House Democrats
blundcrcd ridcu1ous1y in their hurry to Log
iolate the Congressional Printer out Of Office.
They incorporated in tho sundry Civil bill q
clause intended to hare this effect, but in re.
nifty it has no effect, since tho ofico abol.
ishcd was that Of Superintendent Of Public
Printing, which has no existence, while
C1ArP, tho Congressional Printer, was un'
disturhaff
, 1876-08-04

A resolution TO adjourn Congress noxt
Monday was yesterday reported in the House
by the Committee on Ways and Means, aud
adopted. The concurrence Of the 6onato is
necessary, however, aud in tho present uu-
finished and doubtful condition Of various
important matters, it is altogether probable
that tho resolution will not receive the up.
proval of TINT body.
, 1876-08-04

Speaking Of TlLnEs, TmE TntnusE says: "Hc,
AZ Democrat stands before the people Ia some.
publican "-tHlcaQ0 79nss
THIS wis Ratd before old STOREY exposcd tho
fraudulent prctcnstons Of TltDEN to tho yharac-
ter Ut reforIner. Gu tho eth OF juno old
STOREY sud in ono of his papcrs,'
All representations and pretcnsIons that Mr.
TtLpEN Ii rrfor1ner, or has ever Returned any.
thing arc utterly Jdtss aad JrdiuieAt Ttnresea{a.
fioAs. eonst1atlHg part Of graad teAea.s ef po.
Htteai deception.
After this positive assurance from tho Confed-
crate cl!tor Of tho Times that TiLpHH was a
"fraud" and political deception" there up
poured nothing more In THE THluuaR conpar-
Ing him to DElsrow In any respect or degree.
, 1876-08-04

small advance sales wcre mostly at $s.25@
$40 Cattle were dull and weak, selling at
A2.oo@5. 124 for inferior to extra. Sheep
were in demand at $2.50@4.75. Ono hnn.
drcd dollars in gold would buy $112,0o
in Ryecnbncks ut tho closa,
, 1876-08-04

OBITUARY,


In tbc dcoth ~ Mas nrrspv M> rov,ps mir
naa.cf ognv NJ, ~ t,,o os,i ~ INV NJ thn h. uni5
homcstcal.n y hustlnbnrr. n, rot onlv tl,c ,or,rc
circle Of friends who know l,cr lc,t. Int oll wIo
conc under tho iufcnrc II st ron,,' avmnathctir.
and Christian womcn. s,,.tainca n 1crIornh1c
loss, sho was nm ~ +ho few ,roncn tvho nv
o,]et. ,,ndc,nn1,,tr,,,vo otton,,o T., I'm act,ii.
Of solemn tltv l,avc c4crtei, res,.t,css t1,ntroI
for roo1 oycr thar fc,ovv - rroaturos M;
wbersvcr q Aunt 1,rrarYn ,vos rna,sn +,or,,
wcrc ftecn rrtcf nnI nonr,,,r ,,,o,, ",o ,sft t1s
world forever. "''~'' 0''~
Mise f,ow,ra nm. 1,,rr H., u.t..o, ran, trou
faihcr The iay n n,,r, i1nnr,,, % Cnu, ~
wns n,stor NJ tho conrrcco,tona, r,,nrn,, T.,
thot to,yu. nur,nc tlo ~ 1e,1 l., enna,,,na " -
chi fron TIM cl,rrr1, vt anstn1nr1 .rd nnt.a,,.
inp. stnrtc1 for ]Is now foti ~ ia,,nrs t~ors.
nort;nr h,s ,v1fc mi, o,o,,, o1,t,1ror T.,
md two waoons. Thc 1onrnnv ~as ,nnao II
thirty DIVA M, t},c rco5 ras.ny ,,,sornd ,,sa.,
1T. ,..f, +. ,.,, -, H., r., 49,, "te'
, 1876-08-04

Tbs enjoyment Of our dinners, etc., dvpcaa1
largely upon the skill and casa employed In cook.
honackecpesa to serious uuxtety. The use 0f 1'ce
II Fcrrins Wo.erstcrahiso Sauce adds greatly to ehs
Eelish by tho delicious hayos It !1nparta to uicsi
tsh, game, etc., cto. Thoae who know it, qua!l'
ties consider 1t n Indispensable at tho tsxaAtA7s'
dlnner, aud lupEh table.
, 1876-08-04

says:
Neducs tho number OF Assistant FIro. .Marshals,
that were allowed prior to tho Mcdllllsn petoa.
Tie aurlcnt fals!aer very well knows TINT
until after tho Inauguration Of CoLv1s tho
number Of Assistant Fire-atarshals never eH'
cecdel three, but, as tho truth did not ansWsf
his purpose, ho flled In fAlsehool.
, 1876-08-04

ters vcre thisros, and whosemngistrutes vore
scoun1rels" II this Wholesale naso.hon Is
tr!o, thon tho Southern whites cannot escape
the responsibility for so low aud disgracsfnl
a Rtata Of civilization, Let ns see. Taking
tho entire South, Delaware, Maryland, Wost
Virginia, kentucky, aud Missouri wero noyor
takon ont Of the hands OF The native Whites
Virginia and Tennessee were only re-
strained q very short ulno by the
process of reconstruction. Georgia and
Texas havo for yean shipped thoir
own dostiniss In their own way. Arknnsas,
Alabama, and North Carolina were somo
time since, and Mississippi and Florida moro
recently, turned ovcr 10 the tender mcrcics Of
"homo ru1o.' And 20, In tho ontiro section
south Of b1AsoN 1; D1xoN's line, there romain
but two Statos-South Carolina and Louis
iana in part-tlint can 10 fairly said to 10
under the control Of tho Republican party
or tho people Of tho North, Now II, after
the people Of tue South-tle Eouthorn
| whites, tho ex-Confcdorates-ha gained
supremacy ever fourteen ont of tho sixteen
Statos NO have named, and thoro still exists
! tho condition of semi. mi.barbarism which hlr.
LAMAR describes, how h 1t hoped TINT
solid, sectional llnion with tho Coppcrheads
Of tho North will accomplish the political
and wealth.creating revolution desired? And
! II this bo not tho hope and purpose, is tloro
not some other and moro sinister design?
1Ir. LAMAn says that tho South Inns united
with tho Democracy to secure IN Adminis-
tration that twill give amnesty aud rostora-
, 1876-08-04

The progress made thus far in the T1os-
pital investigation by tho Hospital Com
mittea Of tho County board does not afford
much encouragement to hope for thorough
ovorhanling Of that institution and the cor.
rcction Of tho abuses complained Of.
That there arc abuses no ono can
doubt who reads the testimony Of Mrs.
EnoAn, who ia entitled to respect for the
courageous stand she has takon in this mat
ter. She has shown hor sincerity by asking
to be placed undor oath,-a for,nality which
tho Committee neglected in tho caso Of tho
witnesses summoned to break down hor
testimony in advance. Tho Committee,
with one or two honorable exceptions, con-
duct tho investigation rs though thoy wero
On trial along with tho Hospital ot1lcers-aa
indeed they arc Il, as is alleged, they havo
neglected to remedy tho evils when brought
to their notice. Consequently their report,
however thick IL may lay Oh the whstowash,
will DO taken with many grains Of n1lovanco
for tho peculiar circumstances Of tho casa.
, 1876-08-04

At the 81, Louls Convention, Mr.. D0RsHK[-
pR9, TlLpENfs loft bower (sIoRRlssEY being tho
right howcr} said:
voters tn The city Of New York. AMI yonr only Oh.
}ect ia 70 creuta detection, that you may profit
by It,. This plain Implication Qf this IL that al but
Of iloss TwExD layu gone over to SAN TlLuEN. II
thu KELLY crowd At ht. Louis DO not represent 200
TaMmanylte voters, who ta 1t thai represents The
have W long msruled ind Ilundsred Nuw York
City5 Thu plain Inference from Als. punsllE1xEn'm
part Of ths Tansnaay gang.-0id Storey.
Yet this sumo consistent individual Ia now
urging Ills readers to support this representa-
tive Ut tho Talnmany gang OF thieves and
scoundrcls!
, 1876-08-04
SOCIETY MEETINGS,

Regular tlIs Frtday evening at $3.50 ocluc
for business and wU!k III TIC Msrk Matter QtgreE =
fult atcndnucg ucLrch. 1ty order IF tic 81. Il: IL. T.
C1tAS. D. WlkflI1T, Secretary.
, 1876-08-04

For this region to.day there is no pleasant
prospect of needed showers, but slightly
warmer and c1onr weather Ia predicted.
, 1876-08-04

Grcenbacks at tie New York Gold E1-
change yesterday closed at 8ss.
, 1876-08-04

ORIENTAL LODGE. No. 81, H.. F. aud 4. NJ
dsy>cven!ng. nt 730 O'Clock for hnaincM y order Vi
the d. ~. Il. n. TUCKER, Secretary.
, 1876-08-04

ExpoAlttou Nnffdfn8---CryBtnl Garden.
Lake Shore, foot Of Adams ssrcut. Promenade Con
, 1876-08-04

Honlcy'a Thcntre.
Randolph street. between Clark and Lasalle. Tony
atI,r.a Er1Ilb
, 1876-08-04

Aie1phl Tacatre.
Aionroe street, corner Dearborn. Variety perform
6uCC.
, 1876-08-04

Wanda 1INAeHms ~
Hfnntoe atrcef, between Dearborn anl State. "The
GunIlnRcr OF Mpac0w." Afternoon aud evenings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-23
THE STATE OF TRADE.

IIyyproor ~ 1880 nCOii"n II dnli anu easier
N.iiing lands Mdding Orica"S 6'iNd saies 80 q"
b,c- Including loo for suocnlaton and export r'ois
70 900 bales wHe 300 are Aueriesh t"tA 10 attc
10 cheaper sales OF NildnS Upalds ny ih
contract shipped January, PER sail al bgi "0 Low N
iug March Ari delivery 81 U'IsL DO do A. ia
and NAV delivery, % e. do do Nay ara SuIr lNeiN h
I'D do do ana July d-ty,Ty, az G The reeePs OF
ira past thIce nave Inh 2ooOO quarters oil
ItvYRPuol, Sch ~ $50 T. IN sales ~ Midhng UritfG-
Cotton siabng clause shipped Jai y AND February
VII irT"r rai ~ ? 80 p rn-S,es OF Midtnr Uriaads
Cotton, Midding clause March aad ApId GciYtiy' ~
SEW Nike W estern. wleat II 10 T. eent Tor a
California White IU3aIOlO Tor Club No. AUD HIO@3lo .0i
LvFar0ji frb 1850 T. OF the sales OF Cotton TO-
dsy, $500 btirs American.
i.SEni,Oi. Feb 22-O ~ m.-Ihc market Tor lffls ana
rabcs Manchester Is quot and UcRnscd Bacon, DO
iIvElrooI Feb. 22-6 T. m.-CotOn 70 arrive irner aud
day Ionrs prsces % VI Madh3 p
snis. Low Mitns eads-, AIipiei February AID M-AHA
IISiEiooi f,s Evening-spiri,s Turpsntine 2si
I0spos Feb o2-l23O n .-Conso 947ie for money and
pl for the account United inds le63r old, los
loG,s lUy; New Fyes, 100. Ere Railway Shsats, 100
New YORK Central, lOi
IONDO. Feb. also p m-Parts sdyioes quote Henies
66f gjc Erie Railway shaIes. 16l4
LONDON Pcb. ~ 80 y. m.1He aTonnt OF bullion gone
into the England balance day k4oVOo Re
hn,d P.troi-ar. VIZ a99.i. = gallon; ~ -
Old 1854 Tenfortie-, 1854. the rie for NANCY nj The
Exchange Government securities Is 81 per cent
LosuoN Feb 22-i3o United States bonds. 1865,
IONpON Feb. 20 .n.i,ehned Petroleum y al EsllOn
PAnis Feb 22-Exch.nge LONDON 25i. 10 nc Tor short
"IoNpoy Feb Evening -Iinseed Cake Rll Is ton.
spirits Iurpentinc. 2s a2tD V cwt.
FsAskFokr F.5 22.-U Rited States Bonds Now Elves,
AsIwEur Feb 22Petrosun 2st for fine pals American
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-23
CATTLE Markets,

BIirFAIO Feb 22.-CArrIR- Receipts tohATl "a. heso
making total supply for THE week thus far 1919 a W
Az care which 10 through cuus~hntuts INC
balance being here against 3l3 for the same ne
last week, JO4 Tor the week lah Year me
market wcCh only motefaiey acu'"; Dbt lew
sales Eastern trade quality Of offerings sch"iay
medium lair: proportion OF ccmnOa s0ck much ltssi
disposed 0 Tor the week thua far sales
Of Illinois steers aVoao LIS l,lS1. 1,35l, and l425 H.
a at 7.a-i 2 50 2J>5 10; Kanrs steers, averaging
No. - rs inilra steers. averaging l,Ot, l2Nt,
auh ga n 81 coarse i2%nt5 rs; Ohio ranging
ir.n to Ia H. - 6oa&t 81 stock - as4 10.
total supply thus far 1GG00 head against zen
head for last ard 1000 bead Tor the same
week las year fairly active quality oil offerings
maiuly medium; prices eOD25c. on ClOsng rates snd at
strong op,nng qnostIOne ~ last ek 5000 head 'lispnse,
of rT the week 500 head for se Brighton butcher
market ma orty the balance Of ctons for Eastern
salss Of ohio shcep aFeg ng - TO- at ~ - o3 NJ AZ
n So Hiclgnn pircp averaging ~ No. ut So fOi n ut 4oj
a2 n AZ 81 -; l02 IS .5ab 90 Indiana sheep. rang
iuC from 50 Ia Sc N, ~ - -. -
O9s-l.cepts ,iAy 700 head, masn The total supply
for IT.. week linus Ear 1919 head against 800 head Tor
The last week. and 1900 head Tor the saiic week
hast yecr week moderately ACTIVE quail y
of m, oieriIIrs ir b. oHy loads rrluaning
heavy hner 5OaSS 10 for guod prime
marvel yorg dull lower medium shipping
raies others steady rnge Of salss sSaS6 principally 81
as4 80. -
IIoos-I.~oepts 1900 head market dull ana "a Toe
lower: packing 81 SOdSs bacon grades at ~ ~
~ hpprs .5Ss 90, and Fhi,aas hi,a at - "
Nroepts 3.0G0 heal market active sales OF
to choice mt "a 3OdS6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-23

Failing to dispose Of IT. he chen printed 100 pro'h
which he sold-mainiy, I believe, to these same
dealers excep. that tb arst IL went to Sir Charles
Dlke-at 2j each md has since sold large number
of impressions, wi .h letters at 50 EACH Altogether
the sales must have paid him already more than
three times tn sum for which he offered the plate
and Copyright PSoofs might still be had. when
last heard of them at the original price No proofs
it is IN while to say We're published without fhe
names of painter and etcher and the fac-simile on
Mr. ,lps signature i'll the righthand lower corner OF
the. margin, within the pate-mark. There Is no
STATE earlier than this.
Mr.. Hamertons readers know that he is not with
out faults. They must put up with occasional ar
rogance. and pretty frequent vehcmence OF IAN
gnage. His conviction of the value of Mr. Ha'ner-
tors opinion on most subjects is very strong; but
suppose he is not always a safe guide. He has with
drawn some of the harshest criticisms winch IN the
first volume provoked resentment. The usefulness
of rcpese in style he does not sufficiently appreciate
And other criticisms may easily be made, but they
would leave the book they found 1.-THE best LII
glish treatise we have on the subject. G. VS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-23
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BOSTON Feb. -FIpur-IIe trade. sales Of Western
superine $4dsi 30 Common Exfris sods5 70 wiscon
e. .JdsU, Minnesota Extras, 81 5OfAB 10
Winter Wheat Ohio, Indiana, and Michigan, S6dsi III
mos &c 2jdsS IS ~. LOuit 81 50asi Fancy Minnesota
~ 75G 20 % Southern quci S,1S for Common fNas
and Choice Family. corn quel 81 u as &C for 1ed and
yellow. dull ~ 46aJlC. for Mixed and No. White
43c40c. for Rejected, and 6a67c for No White Rye
95c Gs shorts s20ds20 30; Fine Feed s2ld ASH 90; Md
dMnIs, Ss3ds-3 5. lsecep pts not given
PHLADlirnIi, Feb. 2-.-nutter-f1ne grades hr1n New
Yora and Bradford County TX 36a3sc GO do irsis
2Sa32c txtras. 2s.. do Firss 25d26c; Rolls.
Extras 3Oc Fst 2OGc Chees' Market stronger;
New York Fancy llr do Pruc. l2s sc Western Fine,
l2Gl3c. Isgb resy Pcnnsy lyai New Jersey ami Della
ware Frosb l9I2Oc.s Western, lSdl3c