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WHAT1HE WITS sAY.


Bayard Taylor says 'ttEat Mark Twain,s
wit is only skin4deepA Mark says that
Taylor's goes TO the bone and never comes
OUT Brooklyn Argus. s' e
Salutatory of the new editor OF the Madi-
sonville (Kentucky) Soutascest Good
morning. We intend publishing Demo-
cratic paper. If yon don't like it you
needn't read it, '.
We have received a few sample ehromos,
such as are offered with newspapers TO sub
scrlbers. but when we want to insult q, sub
scriber Wen do it in some other way. I'M
less he's an awful mean one--L Loa0eu Jour
a0I f.,.
New York Commereiaa:; Have yon heard
the new salutation? II has become Gus
tomary of late among the patrons of liauor
stores, when desirous of inviting friend
to partake of a social glass, to say, Let's
60 and catch Tweed p
The New York Commercial has had an
arrow escape from making point. s'The
next time the opera of William Tell is
sung at the Academy" says he, couldn't
an apple core-us be appropriately intro
dueed?" See the application Of it9--Inter-
| Ocean. ri
| When is lady's dress like an unfor-
tunate bull fighter? When it is gored.
And when is it like partisan? When it
is biased. And when is it like toper2
When it is full. And when is it like the
sail of ship? When it is trimmed. We
haven't time to follow this lead any further.
--LosceU Courier.
Young man, if you should see your girl
gazing intently at your feet don't shift them
about uneasily, or draw them up and sit
upon them, under the impression that she
is overwhelmed by their immense size. She
is merely taking their measure mentally
for pair Of slippers, on the toes of which
she intends to work blue dog with green
tail and scarlet Consideration Herald
The other day Detroiter walked up to
the crowd of boot-blacks always hanging
around the post Office, and, pointing TO the
largest boy, he asked ~
Bub, can you tell me ths meaning Of
the word absquatulate ?'' 49,
Ne. sir" promptly replied the boy, 81
blacks butes. and brings up coal and don't
know anything about drug store words
Free Press.
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NEW NOR'- -WEsTERS.

80 F~'5s. 20 20 !
1a'se0 = : ss'l' : a''s.
oheef up, oia gal! Iouf = oenoehhlai a'a lis
year is also . leap year.
rainlyra emo. hrm cess' sfiins 'i'.'A ano
sai1s ooWn one hog per minuse.
The Frsnch exhibitors at the Centen-
MAJ VIII mum per more tnan s,VOo. s,f
| Duncan, ShearInan d Go. have been
adjudicated involuntary bankrupts.
Arthur Roscoe, Colorado Territory
| athlete cleared l0 feet u inches at one mop.
If all men were as good as they repre-.
sent themselves to be, the world would DC
much better on.
English fashion has SO changed of late
| that one needn' t sit at the dinner-table over
an horlf and han.
William Irwin, Governor of California,
is native of Butler Co., Ohio, and forty
eight years of age.
Flour barrels made of paper are rolling
around tine country in way to make the
inventors heart glad.
The great S3o. O,() horse race. to take
place at San Francisco, has been postponed
TILL the 22d OF February.
The Graphic having crawfished its IL
bells upon Edna Dean Proctor, that mag
unanimous lady has Withdrawn her suit.
Five cents worth OF sweet oil will neu-
tralize the effects of thirty cents worth of
arsenic. This doesn't look hardly right.
AS a means Of governing large cities
the New York Su" thinks absolute univer-
sal suffrage may be pronounced failure.
To be a crowned head these DAYS is to
lie awake nights wondering who's going
to try and lick you and who you'd better
lick.
The Bten Public newspaper of Mon
treal has temporarily suspended ON account
of the financial stringencylprevailing in that
city. aal1g
Mr.. Ferris. of Wyoming Territsry. has
bagged 325 antelopes in three days this
season. Last year bis hunting netted him
$1,000.
w. o,s.,u, +,.+ s., -. -, u. dosr.+.,as
the Mosel is spoken Of as "sbe.n Oh.
v;onsiv il is a Madame Mosel then that's
referred to.
T.a u.1u.,, r..5.. ..;,hs .,.. 81.
Jews have strengthened. as a race. by dis
persion. that they will not return en- mosse
tn Palestine
'ney now so' ~ ' ~
.,,,,o >,,o o,,.ht % - h,,o,,..ha.+ o,l,os
o,,+ 80 o1d hraao,,as
".'oH p@,''e' "l0 fop"'"' 1A Jaw
"ooS. aon AHo" "Aonoo '"os NC
o.isso1 = - n@s - s@A Aeo0'sAo@
no ,u'hu '''.'' no i''S '0on 'sAon nomo .io''
sAAo Ans"no 1,0y iu'n' aAu A's iA'oAu' Aop0
'o' N'' Apo'o A0'o''
o"p@a sao" 40 oae" no
~ '0 VIZ
n''''es e.1oue.y 'oM no o.'n
20 whipping H'' "n0 WIN g e'''''' Volt
Prof. Fowler bumps no more. lie IS
gettlng TOO OLD 10 LOOK man Ill the iace
",'0, 'n"'s sins MN 'n'oe "o''"'S ~, 'n"i'
u 'l'0 i'i"ius IA sno o'' i1'"iono0 i'''0i.
That much talked OF telescope, it Is
said, has really brought the moon within
ten miles OF the earth. One or two turns
more OF the screw may orlnS the Whoie
sh'iig do"i' Oh as
Edward ii. Stokes father OF Z. ).
Stokes, died on Saturday. Grief over his
unavaliing efforts to secure his sons par
don is supposed to have preeipitated his
death.
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The Oyster Trade of Baltimore.

The prevailing cold snap has greatly in
creased the demand for oysters, and is not
unfavorable for dredging. No less than
two hundred pungies laden with bivalves
arrived in Baltimore yesterday, and bad an
aggregate of probably sixty thousand BUSH
els. The average price was fifty cents
Large quantities of oysters are shipped to
various distant points during cold weather
in cans containing several gallons. The
average daily arrival of vessels with
oysters for some days past has been about
eighty, from East Wye, Severn, Hunger,
and Pocomoke Rivers, Tangier Sound,
Terrapin Sands, Herring Bay, Plum Point,
Governors Run, and other fishing grounds.
The prices at wholesale ranged from IS
cents to 81 25 per bushel for fine lots, and
from soto so cents per bushel for medium.
Very few cherry stones have arrived yet,
and they generally bring fancy prices. As
might be expected, large proportion of
the bivalves ilceived here are purchased by
the packing houses. Ten cargoes, pur-
tufssEN Ott pttC u6J3 w OC 0C1tfC1Cu db SdA-
ton, were fer packing purposes.
The season SO far this year has been be-
hind that of 1874. 1t is expected, how
ever, that with the approach of the holiday
season there will be a revival of the trade.
Some days as many as fifty cases contain
ing oysters in the shell, in bulk or in bar
rels, ,!are sent to the West by the Adams Ex-
press Company. Considerable quantities
are also shipped to New York and other
points North and East. Atpresent it takes
$4,000 bushels daily to supply this market,
and three-fourths of this quantity is to fill
orders for shipment. There are about 400
vessels in the oyster trade this season that
come to Baltimore, 200 less than last year,
and yet the supply is ample for all require
ments. Oyster catching In Chesapeake
Bay and its tributaries gives employment
to $4,000 people. This does not include
those employed in packing houses and 9TH
ers connected with the oyster interest in
Baltimore. Baltiasors Sun.
49,. ------ ----
A CURIOUS PoLITleAL CARD.-The fol-
lowing card, published in the Wells fMin-
nesota) Gasstte, over the signature of B. I.
Reynolds, Of Winnebago City, is curiosity
Politicians do not usually make known the
means by which they secured votes, and
Mr.. Reynolds can take the belt for his
frankness:: Agreeable to promise before
election shall be pleased to give any per
son who voted Tor me taking their word
for it) legal advice free of charge for two
years. For any town which was carried or
nearly carried, will with pleasure prose-
cute or defend suits, or do any business
they may desire, for two years, free of
charge. To my friends who SO generously
stood by me, i am under many obligations,
which hope they viii give me chance TO
repay
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Literary curiosities, puns and Blunders.

so ft y55t1# .--.-.g .i4
In a notice of DIR. Bombaugh's Clean
ings for the Courious, the Hartford Courant
quotes the following
We find the whole alphabet ip this one
sentence of forty eight letters rs
" John p. Brady gave me black walnut
box of quite small size.o sasm sw
Then there's the set of five univocalic
verses where in each in succession only one
yowe. is employed. The verse, on the
approach Of evening, is: st
.'ldIing sit in this mild twilight dim, t&
Whilst binds in wild swift vigil. eircling skim,
Light winds in signing sink till. rising bright,
Nights Virgin Pilgrim swims In vivid light
And this is the story Of Colman, who was
asked If he knew Theodore Hook and an
swered at once ''Oh, yes Hook and eye
are old associates" There are abundant
other, good, bad and Indifferent jokes Of
this sort. A long list Of literary blunders
is given, including those of the French
translators who rendered Cibber's 'sLoves's
Last Shift" into The Last Chemise of
AOfO, aAu NVABiCFc 0&UuTuaHS braUo
into the sSpouse Of the Morning. and
classed Miss Edgeworth's essay on " Irish
Bulls /" among important works on natural
history, and to Shakespeare's line, $50 dull
SO dead, in look, 50 noe 5sgone," put the
conclusion, So grief, be off with you
Even Voltaire made one of Shakespeare's
heroes, who was going to "carve for him.
self a fortune with his sword, = say, aWhat
care / for lands? With my sword will
make q fortune cutting mcatn Victor Hugo
called the Firth of Forth the " fifth OF the
quarter" The Ticbbofne claimant, who
understood Latin" translated for the
court, Laas deo semper' as 'sThe laws
Of God forever" and French pretender
Of Latin knowledge onee gaYe " Nunisro
deus irnparinaudet to mean r The nam.
ber two takes pleasure In being odd
It was sharp bit Of echo verse that the
Sunday Times Of London threw OF in 1881.
when tickets to hear the great violinist were
very high:
What are they who pay three gnileas
To hear tune of Paganini'sY
Echo = PACK o'nnBie$.
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Onssof the newest articles prodGred III
Germany is an artificial grindskone. These
grindstones are madeat the City or Worms,
of grit ssluable glass and petroleum. The
proportions are not given by tho journal Is
which we are indebted for information con-
corning their fabrication. IT IL said they
are 50 firm as to endure very high sped
without becoming soft i & ss
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SIS to $50 es.ass as Of Assn Eetns wants peoSe AZ "
both sexcs young and old. make more money at work
for in their own localities, during their spare
mepts, or all the time, than at anything 1. We
hours work. Full particulars terms &c. -ent free.
Send us your address at once. Don't delay. Nov il
tme Don't look for work or business elsewhere until
Won have learned what what offer. G STINsoN
4 Cs,. Portland Me- 3na-1 Y.
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SHERIFF s SALE.
Weln.tein l. BLOCK, Plaintiffs,
VIM " einstein and NJ Block

Welnstein Il Block, Plaintiffs,
II VIM einstein and NJ Bl0ckJ
John Comfy. Defendant
To he sold Sheriff's sale on the 30th day OF De
cember, u 1875. at 10 O'Clock m, the front door
of the Court House in Dear Lodge City, Deer Lodge
county Montana Terri tory. th.. following described
property, fo@it Lot No two ri in Block No. i've
Isl in FOrd's addition to the town of PhiliDsburg.
'oI tana Territory. together with leg nouse stu
aed on the and all arpurt.nances thereunto be
longing
Dated this Sd day of December. A d 1875.
CHAkLf = $. " ARkEN.
336-4t Sheriff Of Dtei Lodge County, NJ. I.
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Small boy Say, pc, viii YOU buy me >
new sled for Christmas p Close-fisted
parent Johnny, I don't think there's
going TO be much snow. this winter, and you
wouldn't have chance to enjoy q new
sled but Fl tell you what ! viii do. yon
just be good boy, and I'll get your saw
fled 50 that 1t will cut through and through
: astick Of wood just ike cheeses Rochester.
Journal
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s.Ia n HOUSES AND LOTS ts.I
Ivy M FOR SILE. s.5M4

1 offer for sale at reasonable prices and libera
terms to good purchasers the following described
property in Deer Lodge:
The dwelling honse--fonr rooms, Kitchen frost
proof cear-and two lots [residence coupled by
W. Clark. Esg.l The property is very desirable
has two good wells outbuildngs and improvements
Also pasture lot. 120x130 feet well enclosed with
shade trees. extension of First street. adjoining
above property.
Also. one dwelling house and lot 30z13o feet. on
First Street The dwelling is now occupied by Mr.
John Gerber is pleasantly situated and desirable.
All any of the above property will be sold at lair
figures and perfect title given. Parties desiring to
purchase will please communicate with S. E. Larabie
ESQ.,. at First National Bank with tie undersigned
JOHN MAXWELL,
3T-tf Deer Lodge,
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a simple way % test the freshness II
eggs is 70 put them IL water. good one
viii lie fat, and those masty with age win
ont-egg Columbus egg in standing on the
small end.
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OUR NEW YORK LETTER.

The Causes Of Crime-The Distress of the
Year and How it Is Meta Murder a
Week Sympathy for Murderers -Femi-
nine Devotion The Shop Girl Question
Tweed-Beecher-Bu
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Though protesting against the spirit of
the following story, Grace Greenwood
couldn't resist telling it in one of her Paris
letters: "a gentleman, called ON q dis
tingaished foreign Minister short time
age, was told that no visitors were received
that day. But, you see, he said to the domes
tic, 4 have lettre d'audienee, and come
ON matter of importance, 4 am very
sorry, Monsieur, but it is quite impossible
to admit you. His Excellency is burying
his mother-in-law to-day, and when his Ex-
cellency huries his mother-in-law he does
not like to be disturbed"
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Stanley has found out some very bad
things about Sir Samuel Baker among the
Africans. He says he will not mention
what they are, bat in view Of the recent
escapade of the colonel, Sir Samuels broth
er, we can imagine their nature. 1t is ap-
parent now why Lady Baker always insists
upon accompanying her husband on his
travels in warm climates.
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A good story is told of o man who was
appointed custodian of the flag" of the
House of Representatives at Washington.
The duties of the office are to hoist the flag
over the hall of Representatives at the hour
of meeting and to lever it promptly after
the adjournment. The first day after his
appointment, promptly on time, he grasped
the Stars and St ripes and started for the
roof Of the Capitol to hoist it. Unfortunate
ly, however, on reaching the garret he
found that he could not squeeze himself
through the small scuttle hole, consequent
ly he had to throw up his appointment, and
little man was appointed in his place. II
the first appointment has any influence
among the members an appropriation will
soon be made for enlarging that seuttle
hole.
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BRlc-A.BsAc.

A Oakley Hall, who has been in turn
Journalist, lawyer, politician and Mayor Of
New York, has now directed his attention
to the stage. On Saturday evening he made
his debut at the Park Theatre, New York,
as an actor in new drama entitled ssThe
Crucible. !" written by himself. Both actor
and play seem to have achieved question
able success, though the house was jam
med, as was to be expected, with throng
Of lawyers, players, politicians and liter
ati curious to see what the versatile, ex-
Mayor could accomplish in the new sphere
prescribed to himself. Philadelphia Times
Dec. 20th.
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Regular advertising payable quarterly, as due.
Transient advertising payable in advance
Special Notices are so per cent more than reg
ular advertisements.
Local advertising IS cents for the first insertion;
10 cents per line for each succeeding insertion;
lines counted in Nonpariel measure.
Job Work payable on delivery.
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can be. Thank your stars that yon are not
in New York. PIETRo.
NEW YORK, December 81, 1875
A LARGE DIAMoND.-A diamond, saiG
to be the largest in the United States, is il
the possession of Colonel j. Ell. Wood, o.
Philadelphia, who was In Baltimore Tues
day, and exhibited it to some friends al
Mr.. Lewis VI. Coles Office, Camden station
The diamond was found at the Cape oi
Good Hope. Southern Africa, and weighed
in the rough 107 carats. 1t was cut in New
York at cost of $1,000. and reduced tt
forty carats. 1t is what is called by con
noisseurs little g off color, = being of 4
delicate straw tint, but very brilliant, es
pecially by gaslfght. It is about three.
quarters Of an inch in diameter, or the siz.
of common hickory nut, and has sixty
lace sides, each of which reflect the light
It at present composes the set of heavy
geld ring. If it were a white diamond its
value would be immense, but being ssOf
color il has been valued by Tiffany, oi
New York, at only $50, 900. Colonel Wood,
who has psnchant for diamonds, owns
two others, which he wears, valued ait $40.
900 or so apiece. Baltimore Sun, Dee. Cd
z You win observe from this word paf6r, =
said sehoolmaster to his pupil, the great
flexibility Of the Latin language. Patel
is a father and here We have patruus, Al
uncle and propatrMus. great-uncle ~
the fathers side. Can you make any sucl
change in our language2 Patsr patrnus
propatraus father Is there any way yor
can change father into uncle In English r.
Z don't think of any, = replied young
hopeful. unless you get him 70 marry
y@ur aunt Il
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Soon after the St. Albans raid, during the
war, the Vermont Legislature passed law
making burglary, where three or more per-
sons were engaged, a capital crime. This
law was designed to prevent raids from Cam
ada, but it is now proposed to indict the
robbers of the Barre Bank under that stat
ute, which has never been repealed. The
Vermontsrs begin to think they have use
for just such law. t
New-York tribune., 1876-01-25
e,rrs From ~, o'cLoCK ~ CLOSE or BUsfNEsS
O'CLOCK.
MONDAY, Jan. PIP. II.


DnIlutss pre-, ail,d at the Stock Exchange to-day
the wecl, opening upon a quiet speculation. The
general list was steady at the send-oil, but soon
after yielded all around. After the FIRST Board, how
ever. under smart rally of | per cent in Lake
Shore and Union Pacific, more confidence was i'm
parted TO the market, and prices lifted up
pretty much all over. But the improvement was
no: accompanied hy gain in volume of buaaess
aud the day will pass of the quietest of the
new year, being entirely devoid Of fresh incident
feature In Investment shares Harlem advanced TO
13Gl2, Illinois Central selling at 973i, Pittsburgh 20
a02l4, and Central New-Jorsey at l0J3I. The
Atlantic aud Pacific Telegraph sold at 1S3,
The closing market was dull and heavy. The
business of the day comprised the sale of about
l41 200 shares at prices which were, rule, is to
liz better than At the close Saturday last. though
there a few exceptions TO this rule, az
will be seen by reference to the following table,
which shows the opening highest, lowest, and
closing pr1ces Of active stocks sold to-day, well
~ the offering snd asking prices at the close Of
the Exchange, and the number Of shares Of each
stock sold;
New-York tribune., 1876-01-25
lateht street prices:

Tho only dealings in State bonds were In Distrscs
Of Columbia 3GJ's at G74Q6S. Late in the day
dispatch was received from Washington stating
that tho House of Representatives, had passed a
oint resolution directing the District Commissioners
10 pay the February interest ont OF funds IN the DIS
trlct Treasury, limiting the total amount Of sueh
bonds to $lj,O00000, and providing that tho
United States shall not be responsible for either the
interest or principal Of any such bonds Illegally s.
sued The present issue is reported nj Sli i,VocoV"'
The bids for state bonds were as follows:
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TIC wock opens upon a continued easy monW
market, and tic range of rates on call among tbo
stock brokers was and per cent, the rate at bank
being 7. and on pledge of Government bonds. \ and
:. The dulluess of mereontle paper continues
The rates are as last quoted. The United
Statce Treasurer today received pl,21o,o00 Ma
tional bank notes for redemption. Tho Customs
receipts ut Washington amounted to 100000.
Tho Internal Revenue receipts footed mp 5000.
Tho following is the Clearinghouse statement
Currency exchanges SIS ,975; currency ta.'
auccs, $i22i,370; gold exchanges, $s,o2G,e6s;
gold balances, $1.63l,0i7.
Government bonds are strong, and still higher
prices arc reported under active buyipg. Coupon
5-2Os of 1867 went up to 12lt2. We annex the
L. r,riLn
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a.tw iJubiicaiio1o.

GECRET&RY BBISTOW; the Rev. s. H..
y III AT ysih Gue ta.Uat-li ola ar. ia'uIl 20 "'
SOM o., Iiad Ea,4...-, 80. i'd s'ibi". - ~ ,
Iirtrirr - o.. No'rc tfr. " .''' ,,,r ' p"
var suI...lhr A1..-ss o.. L. Ni-LIa' a. - t''
Broadway, -c" l'rt
rNNH MONK, bY " Monk L"vis,' on oi me
lst AN, .anr !a r, nI.t.s essr phtsi, s pH's
iah,d AVID Tor "a. b. al uousse' $50 ' news ascr y
cyc-,ch,ic Vtirc % cont Cris. Wiz he sr.t.Ior mal,
pos.al o. r1aIllue 90 CO., o. o. ic-s - TIE paifhe.s
r. b. PETERSON E.:rriiEHs
g3G C.II.,,lN UT-sG, PIiiLAIEIFuIh.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-25
THE AMERICAN LAW REVIEW. Janusry. Little
RrpnTu a. 10

THE AMERICAN LAW REVIEW. Janusry. Little,
Brown, u Co.
In an interesting memoir of the late Chief
Justice joel Parker Of smpshre, and Royal
fessor in the Cambridge Law School, reference Is
made expression Of his in the Massachusetts Con
sttutioual Convention Of 1853 which the writer com
pare. with the celebrated words Of Abraham Lincoln In
his address Gettysburg In 1863 and also with the def
milton OF democracy given by Theodore Parker In 1850
judge Joel Parker QS53) Describes selfgovenman as
"a government not distinct from, and adverse to, the
people, but government or the people themselves, to
be administered by and through the people" At still
earlier date QsJU Mr.. Theodore Parker defines democ
racy as government OF all the people by all the peo-
pie. for all the people" President Lncolns words are
1.-The government Of the people, by the people, for tho
people," which sentence, emitting the word 4" ali Z"
in each clause Is q literal reproduction Of the
passage from Theodore Parker. This Is very
natural, as Abraham Lincoln ardent
admirer Of Theodore Parker, and dIisent
New-York tribune., 1876-01-25

reader Of his writings. The phrase probably
Aoaied IN his memory, and was unconscously adcpei
without his being aware at the moment of its origin.
Tho trne source Of tho expression however which not
not,cei nv the writer in the Law Reyiew," rnfy be
traced hack 10 still earlier date II s found for the nrst
,rne IN Daniel Webster's famous "Repy 70 Hayne "
us3o) IN which nc speaks OF the peoples Constitution
the peoples government, made for the people, made oy
tlereople and answerable to the people" Theodore
Parker was profoundly versei In the writings OF Mr
Webster and the passage In his speech was Doubtless
the origin OF tho phrase which passed from "ens'er 10
Parker and from Parker Lincoln by OF uncon'
seious appropration with which almost every writer Is
more or less familiar
New-York tribune., 1876-01-25
Dnore1. ASKED.

In railroad bonds leading descriptions were sss
business, however, being less well dss.iDs' ~,
Canada Southern irsts. coupon, advanee1 .a,,
cent. " 81; fruts Of c., c. and l. G., rising n0S
New-York tribune., 1876-01-25

In city bank stocks American Exchange 500 1'
at ll5. Bank Of Commerce ti6l at lie, Hanover ~
AZ 81, Metropolitan l5l at l2s, and Bank "i kepu~
lie l2D at 80. The following arc the bids: