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SAILS FROM 81, O'CLOCK 10 CLOSE oF BUSINESS. q
TraspAl. March 2i-r. N.

Tuesday, March 2l-T. NJ
The utmost tamcao-s prevailed IN tine railway and
miscellaneous shares all day the volume Of business
having beer no more importan; than on yesterday
and theyariatious even les So, and so the day may
be- SGT down rs Substantially dcs To the stock
brokers, who failed 20 realize even q moderate crop
Of eighth. III, mar.c: ~ q general way, afcr
opening pretty much it closed last night, WAS
dropping for an hour 80 in Lake Shore and t4r
Granger stocks; hut Pacific Mail strong, and
advancing from 1874 TO ~, came 10 the support Of
Che market and in tn, way Western Union Tee-
graph moved up from G7al TO Gsas, though selling at
G7li. seller 90 days there being also considerable
number If sellers options in 81. Paul shares. In the
afternoon there scarcely enough doing 10 xiv,
tOno TO tie market. prices yielding only tribe, il
We except Lake shore, which hac, again from
go. to o. Erie wa, duh and steady ., 2Oa 2Oli.
Ohos heavy, and Rock Island and Michigan Central
steady. Union Pacific sold q, 90, quarterly dNi-
dcnd Of per cent Investment shares were firm;
Panama l35, Pittsburgh MP %, e., g., G. and l. al
90, Dubuque and Sioux Ci'y at u, N,w-ioii New
Haven, and Hartford at los, and Chicago and Alton
at 100, Illinois Central selling down to lO2, and
some small lots of Central N,w-Jrrscy at lO7.
Adams sold at lOslI; otherwise Expresses were en-
iirely neglected. American Di,tric. telegraph
sold at 3Gat for 100 shares. The general
market lett oil tame, but at the best
prices Of the day. The aggregate sales
Amounted 10 about @, 600 shares the principal deal
nps having been III Lake Shore, Pacific Mail. Erie,
ST. Paul and Western Union. The stocks which, az
the close Of business today, had advanced from
Yesterdays final prices wcra North-W Western Pre-
f,sred, X per cent Erie and St. Paul, each d;
Delaware Lackawamia and Western, and North
Western Common, each as Missouri Pacific, l2;
Western uion, s. and Pacific Mail, ii per cent,
while c., C., G. and l. declined Il, and Illinois Cen
trail ., per cent. The other stocks upon the list
closed the same a. on yesterday. The following
table shows
TIE RANGE OF 1uE MARKET.
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THE MARKETS.
(Caremuy reported, r rug TlInN7.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE
Per sort. R,Jer. gssscl,, ant Eaifso1.is.
GENERAL MARKEr REPORT.

NV N'Ik, TUtsdl'l NlItU NO.
h~IES-Thetc e. q small supply irregular demand, and
stocks ample prices nominal and weak nj 0c of
polls and IT, Pearls
BESW AAIhcfc pretty good Inquiry prevailing, anu
light sul!iisi sales
n soatheru az ljiac.
BROOM CORS There changes to De noted business
continue, very cute, and occupy more or less NJ
inal position. Ne quote: Ltus short green ~ lO' Hur,
lrcr - b. Zoe; Green, Medium q d. aOac, ana Red
aud RED Tipped. O. H. 3aic
HHiCKS-Ih,rt hsa been only moderate demand during
the past week. and with prry free aryIs prices
shade Fr1nts quiet ad without essential change We
quote. Pale NJ r3 JuHfi 15j Jcrrey, - 2JdS6; Long
Island ~ 10 Haycr,Iaw Bay, sGd$6 - Fronts, Gro
Ton Known TOasiO. Dark. rlUd4ll; Red Sll usl2 Phil
adtipla F1d $50; Baltimore 1890 Yard prGes. de.
livery included. Sass higher.
moderate
being made The quotations follows Adanantine,
2c l2a 10 sperm 2,c; Patent Sperm,
Paraiane. 2UG@ic; itonncd spcrmacc;i ~ G2sc
CEMESi-iUsendgle has been quiet but steady quoted
81 35dsl 90 q Dbl Foreign grades have been IN fair
former hgures Portland quoted at Is 5Odf and
loinan. 20 5OqS5.
CHICCORT been quiet at 6c gold, for English and
a. Toe, gold. for German.
COAi@Bitninous been selling quite freely " former
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BANNING IND FIylyCIAL

WI would GAIL I1i" ATTENTION or INVESTORS
80 Tu. FIRST MoLuGAG1 SEVEN PiK CENT Bonds
or rm SYRACUSE, GENEVA AND CoR%lNG RAN
WAY COMPANY. The Bonds arg first mortgage
upon the rupd, issued ~ the rate % $4,000 per
mile. I'm FALL BGpOE and MOEHIs RCN Coal
CourANiE- of PESSsTLyANIA guarantee 10 ship not
lc5. than 10000 tons Of Coat per anuum over The
road and to retain aud deposit the amount required
10 meet the interest and sinking fund in the FARM
rms LOAN aud TEUsr COMPANY. whether the
above amount Of Goat has or has net been shipped
during the year. The object o. Che road ~ TO fur
uish coll direct 10 the NEw-NoRE CENTRAL RAN
ROAD ard the various cities along its line The above
named CoAL COMPANIES have for several years fur
nishrd between four and five hundred thousand tons
ot coal per aunum 10 the NEW-lo Eh CENTRAL RAN
ROAD CoNpANY for IL. own use. THE MAJORITY of
the CaPiriL STOCK is owned by The NFw-YoEh
CENTRAL RAILROAD CONrlNY, which corporation
control, the rpad. We offer q limited nu'ubcr of
these BOND, at 81 and accrued iE.crc.t, reserying
the righi 10 advance the price without hhcrnoticn
Full information furnished Oh application either
personally or by letter
hUG. j. BROWN Il SOY, BiNKrRs,
80 LmEErN-5T, NEWBORN.
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nrtces Anthracite has been quiet bnt steady Foreign co
have been in light demand, but quotations are N.Y. ~
we otote: For Liverpool House Camel SI0aSI. i sn
erIooI Gas do, sl0; Newcastle do S1@S. scoen pcy
peupsyvania WestmOreand. and West virginia es g.
Cumberland Soft and Broadtop, 50 ooaso' al" An'' '
50 25df6 by the cargo ...o, =, osao-c
COCOA IL quiet but firm nafieaiOo quo'eu ~ -''
Mo wa. au.t unchangedp LOCO Dags santos
ex TheoGosa sold on private Holders were hrn ~ e
views little business done hld Conee wa, r
ythont change General quotations are: lso ORDINARY S
goes Ii "a 5icc; Rio, fair dO lGalIe no gOOi 10
al7ioc; Rio, prime do. lsdlS4 extreme rnge lol Tvs
I5dl9lc; santos Fair to Good, 16'i0l7 4ci Java ar
Cevlon I7iadl9c.; Maracaibo lG6lSc Lagnayra 20
lSiac SantO Domingo lJc.; Costa hca lIGIec;t Mo-
can 7d1Sc savanila, l6dlsc Porto kico ~ ISc' ~
gOstura i7alSc Jamnica le2@lsc5 CnTacoa' Io~i''''
COOPERATE STOCKSThe market for all descriptions nas
been quiet bur prices without essential change We9nI
Fmpty Hogseads az 50ds2 70; Hoops, Ia feet orihaIS
10 prime Is Sc II do 2od30c MOdsses SHOCKS o.
inches Will Heads 81 0Ods2 10 sugar Shocks with Heads
- inches 81 :! 90; do 20 inches, 81 1o9s2 ~ b
shocks 7Jc shocks. SdSi 20; Pipe shocks 10 Syat
CORDAGEsThe current gE0taton5 are ~ IoiomS' r
Corage sizes above IL thread II 2c n do do thread
ana thread ac. do do II thread, l1c; do ay hopi
ii ,r Manila BOLT Rope Yarns, &C.; do do % tlth A,u
o hroadl nc. DO Whale Lines, l6i2e.; Iarred Mamma
lac; Fine 1arred Manila Iath Yarn 10 c Sisad hopy
above L. shrsad and Hay Rope 5'c DO DO lO'ic 40 40
~ thread lOl.c.; EewZealand COrdaBe (shes aO!se
thread Rope, l2c; do. do, thread ana htsad
l3c do. ~ thread, 12Lc.i do 10 LAIN Yarn TAR
IL gc Russia Hemp, IarTedC Oiise l'c'i AHeiic'
Hemp TO-, l3c. - . ,t.,.. iii, d,
COITON-rhe market on the spot was &c higher VITA
GOOD sncsg AT advance the demand for export esecy
nproying considerably owing to continued cable ayce o an
ports we're 5n bales ag,nst 20l bales ts day a week
bales this day Last year The s.ts were =Sc
which 30 evening including LIP iOr export oo io
consumption, and 332 TOT specdalion ing T.yas
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LITERARY NOTES.

Mr.. elders poem of 1.-The New Day has
reached "a secoad edition.
Mr.. Aldich has written a sketch OF Ills
soiourn in Rome for carly publication in The Atlantic
Ten thousand copies of Mr.. jenkins tenn
perauc. brochure. THE Devils Chain. have aireau!
been sold ia England. 9,
Mrs. Charles Kingsley is reported busiiy en-
o,g.d uoou III memoirs of her husband, which VII
make two volumes including many OF his letters 10 HE
friends. - ,i,4
DorGs Illustrations to COleIidge's Ancient
Mariner" which are awakening much interest in In
Gland Will he reproduced in heloype by jas H. OSSoU
Co i'm volume uniform with The Toscm ana Inc "V."
Mr. Emerson's Letters and Social AIMS Is
having large sale Although published IA Dec'h'ef'
Tho Ann thousaad was in the market before Jat'-s
aud despite nc A"e"@"~ S''0"'
called Tor abroad
DIR. c. NJ. mgleby is preparing for press q
,o,,re 10 be entitled Shakespeare: the Man ana vac
Book" IL will consist OF q reprint with are t1d.5io,
of papers which have already apPcdr'u III l'1''
and "IralstC IONS 80 -.
new venture in England is "Footight
rayorites n series Of tinted Autographs from original
drawings by Alfred Bryan Tlere VIII be twelve
,,outblv raris each containing four character portraits
viii bio gl4uhical sketches. The hrst pi''Ju''
" Awaits t Mr. Irving Mr. TOOo, Sims Reeves ana 'Ae
late George Bclmore.
Lord Houghton is the writer o. the leading
review in the current AcG9eny on The recent po@ @l'
Of Heine by stigand. Thomas Hughes review" On ''e
moi, tovorabl Dove's school History OF America shE
costing that Mr. Doyle has done very sc~hI J0s,ee "
onr cousins in his curt notice Of their literature WIN" d
admitting that Prescott and Motley rams VIII my
T,ro can Lst0rans he holds hat, ~ DINER uIa''Avs :"
rraIure America has produced nitS uiaL ie
na"es of Sory and his brother 'u!lSs, 1I Emerson
Tnvel Holmes Hawthorne, LOngiCOW, ilid "'!itirf W
nj once occur to most of Us, though lEe O-I'5S'
scarcely SO startling that OF Prof Agas'z anu al TIE
mel OF science
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Total sales for the day V''"
x2l. seller 90. \ 1J'. seller o.
1919, u,rrl LIZ rlII, SOCK QUOTATIONS


London adylces were unintcrcstne, there having
been no change in the rates frr money, wnlo both
British funds and United states secnrtiea were qiet
and firm Erie was dull and steady. The sum Oh
COR 0oo hnIlion went into the Bank of England on
balance to-day. In Paris Rcutes opened steady AT
"a. 70 later advancing 10 centime5. Sterling OH
London was up to 1926 for sight The gold market
was quiet and lower, opening AZ ia, against las
mt tie close last night and declining to 1879 Aftor
,idoy the rricc advanced 10 11fls on light bust
uc.s On gold loans the carrying rates were 2i2 s.
80. !. zig and > per cent The Foreign Exchange
market ,y.s dull aud firm at the quotations given be
low the selling rates being on the basis Of - St2G
81 sG3t and 81 s9i21$l 80 The cXpor cloaranceso l
domestic produce from the port q New-lork Tor the
week c.,l.lg tonight amounted in currency yaua-
ton 10 SI3I0, ;23. Tho Assistant Treasurer to-day
uaid ont 10000 coin interest % the public deot'
and $4,000 iu redemption OF called hoHd'. The
day. operations at the Gold Eve'r"1 h,if Coz co.,
4-rI: Cold cleared. SO, 10000 2".! mao
81 .%@u,-i'' ...--- ,.-...- Sl,I07sl5. TIC
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SNI-lhtre mas continued llst d ulall ,l ~" -.
pul Fine and Blh, but quotations aIc stea'9' t,s
tsbtru's Livrruou tluc 2. 20 q sack Higgins ana b'i
81 55asl 60, NUrthugtons Mgrshal's, Dt4Ah y -.
lrrrplo titound Doc. GSl Turks Island. -1c Y O'N-'
81 Martin. 3uc. and Curacao. 20 4-O'. cash 80, -al.
lover seed qU,t and noIIilauy un't'7N'
sal, 200 ba.s Timothy ~ ~ 10. . ,.s h,sa
~IIIN--D ugus .c pas week better business s' -,
done In yht coat Skns. aud. stocks are srAh "a
neglected In Deer skins little az nothing mas o'.
and ngYts aru nominal tlan real. V'otS az N
Iawuirr, y st'., MdtIuO.u,, jOC.i Vera Cru,
gold, BUouos Ayrus selected % 2c Pdyta i!, ne
an cIlrvncy. Dc,rnondur1s, y u, 35e; veg tl tnta
t,uaterAa gc.. Central American ruinel y ~ .
American t.llu'ued - 70; osI, JJc A'e
Para IOc: Puerto Clbeo Soc, oil currency ,,s. ia
StlC fS-rlio,J rule generally st,hl WIZ ~" i,
iDbblE way IEv quotations Pepper -SihSYV' tlas
Sumltia f3J,c; Mhte 2Sd % &C. Mace. % ~ ,I,>A
:, i, stems, CtssIChina Idsuea 49, It
1uagic Ginger-C alcutta, pa 9pc.i Ahlcal' w.
Pmcgto lsl.c. Nutmcss 20 ava &c, All gOl choice st
srEAEIN-AAAct quiet With sales Q! " 10
StG&i-Raw was firm, with moderate oasn Wss.s at
ga hhd, MuscOvado AZ 120Iasc; iS,toi pdss '
5iic: 25lO bags Centrifugal at seas &c, "snsiln.
evening, $50 hldA MusoONaao az 90 ,iiowing arc
quotations. Cuba-Inforor 10 Comnon lscnrr Fair %
Ia. Fair 7l,c; Good, 75ie, Prime. 81 w. 10 Is
Choice sdSlsc Centrifugal, Elds and O0Ses' 10 Iela-
sGsIsc. Mulasses hhds. aud boxes ota. Nos 10 %
ia 7S.1S &C; Nos. Is To IS ssS,se Nos. i0Ic; foro
0Lsc: Nos 10 90 91ia !uci WINE :, ,irccery, Eal
Riro-Keluing Copimon Prne. IsaI &c; 40 ~ 61S7Si
Choice sS; Blazi, bags - - NOS s,n,a superior fn
satr, se,or o., n NJ. New orleans Rehnhs gsheI
7r' do Cro,ery grades. 7ladS.c. RehnciII ios i0se
los nlOs.c; Powdered l0Sa l0S.oi HlAu.r, sentyyst
Gus Loaf i0'.Sl0Ses soft White "A" s'~aaAN -
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N NOSTKAND"
ECLECTIC
ENGINEERING MAGAZINE.
No. 4, Vol. XIV, APRIL, Now Ready.

fDNIININ:
progles OF High Masonry Dams. Is McMastcr e. r.
II. UIlusratedD The Marine COmpass-C Considerations
Relative 10 Certain Fundamental Requirements Of It, with
Special Reference the Construction Of the Navy Compass
BY Prof b. r. Greene, L. :. " l. Ocean steamship Nayt
gation-Its PeTls and How 10 Avert Them BJ Capt s. T.
Grin III. Life Rats. HyfIauc Experiments. Expert
mens on the Movement Of Air In Pneumatic Tubes BY NJ
Charles Boueinps British Alkali ActsEcverth ANIMAL
Report by the Inspector The Spete Deposits OF Peru
in Bessemer Work. By w. Maeu
Williams r. r. A g. r. C. s. Report Of the Massachusetts
Railroad ssioners What is STEEL BY A. L. HQllcy
g. T. Balloon with Power ON the Efficiency OF Belts
Straps COmfnuneators Of Work BY Prof Osborne key
nOlds Canal gain. BY Thomas Guern, G. e.
Condensed Air TTamways Description Of skST.AIeh at
japanese Lacquer Ware Golfer Dams IN the Connecticut
River BY W. IL Burial c. Il. (Ilustrated) The Manufae
tnre Of CaOutchouc And It's Industrial Uses by Eugene
PavOux
Paragraphs Reports Of Engineering Societies Iron and
Steel NOtes, Railway NOee Engineering Structures, Ord
nance and Naval Notes. Books Notices, Miscellaneous
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For future delivery there lair business az an advance OK
a,-c sacs yesterday tfCer p M April 200 l,9aei 9oo
JAY, 100 liiic o iF2c august o. go Sg5
100 bales First tail To-Day: Ans.sI wv
IN. f1igl goo bale. second cali Nay 100 l3-'tzc.
nuc 100 lac total 100 bales. Ibirdcal No ansa ions
ale. TO-DAY up D. MARCEL 100 s5,-' DV ~
300 Apr ZOO 49, io2 lS isCi G 600 Sc a 56S
3 &c 500 I8ac May, JOD. - -sqc; 5000 Is Ilc VO
Is sc; l7O i3nloc 50l Is sioss 200 ~ 3G9
&c Jane sOj isI5iec 5OA i3@;.c !t .6 y 'si5s
.o6 X &c 100 l4 c49Q y ,'i&. TGIs 80 20 sc
Boo laac 100 - e; l0O IL 4!sgc rb,4 nnh bales
Cl.i!d total 3O.4n" bales.
At nc close tho market nn. The following were
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influences produce the result noted there been %
at II 40 down to 81 80, closing at the lower price
BEATHEk-Thcre have been only small orders filed durins
the past week although quotations without essential
change yet the tone hardly salts actory and Tae weaI
receipts for the week. 70J55 Sides and l9i6 bales, ey
ports, $4,000 sides VIZ: $1,000 10 England, and 1900 IA
the Continent. We quote:
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EIRG. WHITNEY's NEW STORY.
SIGHTS AND INSIG ii TS.
By Mrs. A. D. T. WHITNEY

by MIS- A. d. l. W liilNbi'
Author Of Leslie Gotthwai,e" ave Girls Real Folks
.Tho Other Girls" &c. vols. l2mo So
"Mrs A. D. T. Whitney leader Of the school Of Annr
r1rOrtant what Is and for the influence That u IS
furs to have among young r SIZE loves 20 tax
about ana among sentimental Nice young ladies
not dress bat liking TO be pretty and neat
caring society IN honest hearty fashion bu, caring
more making homo happy, and very earnestly INTENDING
good the heroncs that Mrs whitney always chooses
cheerful owe story, many pleasant quaint - ings and
bits OF humOr much good description am hOtlne stupid
IBuson Globe.
c work record Of what by travelling party
through England, France, Swiizrand aud ltaN,
am 81 the revelations % character incident 60 this exee
and ~ the comments thus called out ron Dir m
minds in the society of several persons win
Mrs Whitney has before made LIN ac4Uainted "a
tiiice sIoag tells Ic story Sho has Emery Ann Tor her
Der Euphraa krkDngt Is seen al inc
opening and close o. the yOnhe raul Kunhelgh The re
fcted lover Faith Gartueys GirlG0Ot, reappcals The
hero and story also Its IS IN the ysor AMI
b. auy STYLE and the really admirable manner IL which
Of navel 10 IL enliycncd by thought and Oscrva
toni Ncw York Tribune.
one would suppose nothing could be said about
Tire Alps 81 Peters the Pantheon, Westminster Abbey or
other things which trayc.eF and every
rayce but Mrs Whitney has invested each and
lAtioBs realities. It - saying great deal pthar
but eItcess-uO Traveller poet novelist Of
generation has given pictures Of these things at
once truthful viva those which u De found Ia
the pages Of these two yOlumes.". Boston Transcript
- For sale by lookscers Sent postpaid, On receipt OF
price by the publishers
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GGachrrs.

Ii wanting TEACHERS. Schools or Pupils
n address Educational Union" ~ BIOiHHay y =
GRADUATE in b0nors of oxford, England.
n drlrcs educational employment terms moderate: Dc
references. Address ". Il RltAi, 90 iiiiAarc.
VNEACHER-Wan a qualified male teacher
IN aGisf4fc school Ga begin n May; wacC 500 per az.
NUN. Address p. 4 =, Aanlassctt T.. I.
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ory,cI1L REPORT n r. STUCK EXCHAE6B SALES
MARCH 81. 1876.


GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT - tUH oCLoCh
AND llia O'CLOCK A. W.
L s 500 Coupon. 1865 = - hcFl7''i'u loo ,iirto
5000 ...........l2.llS"s H. 20 --.-.-'---i4' iSl.
L : i2O Coupon, lSoi 80, =, , . ,r 'tseI
lSO - Il
L . 5.2b coupon, loUN . o.. ~, a. -
lOO0..........'Dc.l@ La l o "a - hs 1Ig
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Author Of Leslie Gotthwaite" We Girls Real Folks,
Tho Other Girls" &c. 2vols. 12mo. SO.
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-13
Kaiser William as a Lover.

When Prince William of Prussia
entered France with the allied invaders
Of 1915, youth OF nineteen, he lodged in
the mouse of well-to-do citizen at
Dizier who had very pretty daughter.
With this damsel, Angelique Barnier,
the youthful Prussian Prince struck up
tremendous filtration, and when he
marched away to Paris left written ON
pane Of her window as well as "the red
tablets of her heart"s these words in
German, ~ love thee. Wiiliam." More
than half century rolled away; and
when in 1870 the Prussian Guards RODE
into Dizier, Angelique Barnler. stout
matron now, received certain of their
officers into her house-and showed
them the precious souvenir still glitter
ing where the Princes diamond ring
had scrawled it. The story was too
good to keep, and it Travelled from lip 10
lip Till it reached the royal headquarters.
King William went straight to the house
and presented himself before his old
sweetheart. 'Angelique," he. ex-
claimed, "who could have dreamed you
would Kiss and tell" The matron, in
confusion, began to excuse herself, and
the gallant old King caught both her
hands, kissed them-not, perhaps, quite
SO tenderly as Of old-and said, laugh
ing, "Ah, well, my soldiers know that
boys will be boys, and, Angelique! l
have never forgotten yOuW
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-13
Letter From an Ex-Slave Now In
Liberia.
[From the Nashville American.

An interesting letter was received by
Thomas j. Bell, recently, from ii. z.
Hall, OF Liberia, who has been living
there for twenty-five years. He was one
OF the slaves liberated by Montgomery
Bell at that time; and, at the age OF
nine, went to his present country.
Though there are some whites among
the population, the black man governs
from the Presidency down to Constable.
So he doesn't think Of coming back to
America. He says he is very free and
happy, and monarch of all he surveys.
He had tor eight or ten years been a
merchanps clerk and had risen to the
position Of agent to an English estab-
lishment; that he had very well fur.
nished house of his own, and wife and
family. He was Cadet OF Temperance,
a Mason. Notwithstanding all the
splendid changes for the good of blacks
in America he would not change his
home, five thousand miles was near
enough TO America Tor him.
TINS is u strong argument In favor Of
Senator bmith's idea Of peopling Africa
with the negroes OF the South.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-13
Concert at Price,s Hill.

The Concert tonight at Prices Hill
will be given by the Reed Band of the
Cincinnati Orchestra with the following
interesting programme:
Part I-March, Hamm; Waltz, "Rhein
Sagen, n,"Gung'l; Overture, "Freischuetz,"
Weber.
Part II-Divertissement, "Lohengrin," i"
Wagner; Reyerie, Vieuxtemps; Clari-
onette solo, Bergsohn; Selections, "Ge-
rusalemme," Verdi.
Part IlI-Oyerture, "Oberon," Weber;
Waltz, "Colonnin," Strauss; Finale,
Faust"