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New-York tribune., 1876-02-29

NKw-OaIgAss Feb 2s.-cotton quiet Middiink l2isc;
Low hddDg LEI Coed Ordinary go: net receipts. 1892!
bales gross bales; exports 70 Great bilan s54
bales France 100 bales 70 the Continent Al bales sales
a4u0 bales stock. SS7, POS bales.
MOBILE Feb. 2S:-Cctton quieti hiddinE l2Sc; Low
Mddling, IL is1l14 4e GOot Ordinary, oadoc; not re-
cepts 81 bales exports Great Britain lsi bales 70
1855 bales sales. 100 bales; stock 66.6i1 bales
FeD. 2bCOtton nominal MlddlfDg IL low
MidhDg. 1910 Good Ordinary, 91c; net receipts, Las
MEsPnis Feb 2s-cotop quiet sfidding l2c; receipts
355 bales shipments 2O3l bales ssle 200 bales stock
CHARIEsTos Feb. 2s-Cotton quiet Midding. 12c. !;
Low Miding lli90ll &C. Good Ordinary, l0i4a 0c. net
receipts 1064 exIort 70 Great Britain 3e05 baes
Bnsror, Feb. 2s.-Cotton weak nidfling, l2sc.; Low
Midlng l2c: Coed Ordinary, Or net receipts l55 bales
NORFOLK Feb 28.-Cotton dun; Middlng, l2c. net
recept bales exports coastwiso, 1913 bales sales
l35 bales stock 1888 bales.
LOUIS Feb 2SC0tton easier Int not quotably lower
receipts LII bales shipments l057 baes sales, l2O0
bales; stock. 2',7S3 tales - ~
PM ADELPIIIA Feb. 2S-Cotron dnlli hidding l3c Low
Hiiidlng Good Ordinary 1890; net receipts. 26e
GALVESTON Feb 2s-Cotion quiet; Middlng l2isc; Low
Middng l1,sc Good Ordinary oc not receipts 2eIo o
bales sales l522 bales stock, 59.56l bales
AUGUSTA Feb 2N-CottOn steady: fair demand or good
era les grades dun Mbidling, ii c Low Mlddng
llc Good Ordinary, 9ac reoeipts 1873 oaes saiea Soo
CscrsSAr1 Feb 2s-cottor dnll Middiing. i2isc Low
Miilng lie. Good Ordinary, 0i2c reccpts e4e Daes;
BALTIMOaE. Fob 25-Coiton quiet; Hiddng, IL &c; Low
Midlng III &C; Good Ordinary. 9'dlOc net receipts lO
bales; 7Oj baes exports coastwloe 2O1 Desi ses
2O5 bales spinncrs, 165 bales stock, IL 2ti bales
WILMINGTON. Feb -CotonSe receipts $50 baies stock.
I599 bales oi anniversary battle Of MoDres Creek
LOUISVILLE Peb. 2S-Cotton quiet Middlins. l2@l2isc
New-York tribune., 1876-02-29
THE STATE OF TRADE
EUROPEAN Markets

IrvEErooI, Prb. 2s-l 80 D. m-Cotton Is easier and
rrtres nave de,lned a frac,i0n; Mduns Upl1ltA Ostt
Md ling orleans Isd sbr-, 10000 Dai's inoluhng ZOVo
tales Tor secua and eKpIrt rcsyt7, l9uO Ia &C. oi
vic, 10 bars American Cotton 70 arrive quiet
"a - of ~ ddhug Mobiles, 10" hdning oausr, shipped
/. anuary (pcr sain a. J'd 80 -. , -, ,..
TD.uArA.t sfeaty hiIcs Of Mfdng upL'nds Low Mid
aInr cause Jnrs and July delivery, ut 6lsd. ~
Coon oN InIg CLAUSE shipped Jannary tp saill at
m 90 Mag and June del very. 1t C9 sales of Ai9lin
Mob rr ding sulppcd January rr snlD at
6s.-i fard 20 pcNt Bacon. 81 fcwt for Long Clear
NlddI q an. 5Sib -hO Clear MdGluo.
b. ~ 3 y. mOf the sales OF cotton 10
day tetO bnlrs were American. ..
lyE ~ o.. ~ q. Sales OF Nddlng Orleans.
C0nn Miinng clause, June nnd July Gel Nciy at JH
E.ruOi. FcD 25-G z. Cotton TO arrive nat saio- OF
an Maroi pcr -a i. do March and April delivery.
IIyKaroot Peb Eveninr.-Linscoi OIL. 23d cwt
spr = Tggpcntin~. . u q cwt ~
IOSnDS, frb. 2S-I2.fU m.-Consor 9fsI9 for morey.
nu1 gl "a account United states bonds loO's
iDBL. Ifio RAILWAY shares, lY'
iOsDOs. Icb. LOO D. m-fhris advices quote hentes
HsoS Fcb l8-5 p m.-Consos oiTs for monoy and % .
for tic ac' cunt NJ, T., - ,
1913. Io05s lO1 New fivra. lOdt+ hro l'mI"ay
I,,ioN Fob 2s-G D. m.-sugar - 3c22 Y cwt for No.
Dutsl, tinuSgI the 5.oL AMI 2l 0G2- CIV" Tor TO-
ahOat. o,-.... -, a. A.,
seed cake go y Spr to furi "hthc, - ~Si5 Po"L
rAHs feO. 2s-ison,os closed quiet and Sto-dJ'
New-York tribune., 1876-02-29

FLoUR AND BEAL-Onl n very moderate business was
rPoitS4 ~ l,' 'I 1 r % Wa n nit betisf ~ a. le.
r,aad i Medium ali On brands were sold md ',ly
Me ma NY JoDy'rat ieoni i"yi'ns gos r 1s'S .1 ps
Flour 'maiuel a. u Loc. A. 70 a'i' ru l n,,,G 4,
n o ana IL Ii4t request sai,s oi I2.OI yDs, H., iS
Whst Il S,ia % So c icf cr - a. r'rr s. $40
b..s. 1odun - cHgce Western iA,f' ~ l""s ~ ~
s. -; ana TOO iii, iiy Mis- Esta m,niy wiiia
& i9r 49, = S1cIy g D T@ @ T,er, @,r At Soas,
S1l'' 'r,aP'i ~ '' 90, ~ " ";,,n,,,, lana Sate
3 / - Is icr co1,a,ol !o faiI 40: @ogs, o.
01csJ 70 fer lnsor 70 Common i.iIa Westeih - 10
sg m % ira sn - eSs 20 tor Water E.a, Cno 90 FiS
cay Nils Extra. . Tor Common 10 Far Nira
Round Loop Uhio 50 5Oa6 Tor FIr 10 Good and SO va
II 70 Ion Coee do. 80 Q4t7 20 for Common 20 god
fa1nt Miucsta hAua ~ J0u4J ior Good 10 Chooe do.
aud favor ie DIants hel a. 70 5Odfl0 WA occa
e ecod Ii M ST L@s 81 sa 5fr GOOD to Ch"eodc ana
ac S' s ,osrfSi iSI coSs aa que' and .y in buyers
favor IN oshe fio noS ss ave o 100 s III Al - %
s. - for Ior 10 GOOD tNa; - 500 - =, 1t "oPi
- 5 ~ % s. Is or GIo.ce to Pancy roc,s.
h1r e 6gs p9 maj MAI W wac" at = s 20 s. fer Goc cheS
superBnc mel dinF sml parcels reported a. - o. & ns
5dGsey IiGas n "a. 0 IS - loo b. natk Flour da 4
s5Iginia a. ~ I5ots Corn Ml Lga. relae' ..
S9glt Ys SEoS ro,@rna jersey d ns iSani Tie re
@ a% = % % I 100 Era % sG rcuns Feed a Doc
GAiS%for spring Wheat there iar export demand
and frn sales 1850 Oblsh al 81 90 for Rcrcied spr"r
an q al B for Ungraded .p1ns Tor lrIae Old No
ciicag, ~ cailea ~ al 20a for "a. 90 bush MA.d
Snrng ~ I20x is iOr No Hl~aukoe H. store amt aio;
81 95 sIor u 26Gs "a atoat ior 80 Nj yankee
S "a In store lOr Milwaukee, 81 Y lCI WINTER ne!
WeseIu and nonnay 8 0S@ti ~ t,r W GhraY" " sS
rye dun nnna at S5Gs6c io West"r & ana ~ sue
fnr aid BARLEY was qiir, hnd press
ruled slightly baJ ers' favor Barley Mali w.s d9l ana
IoInlaly nl,ohangod Canada reO Guu al use ~ w
hond f;reu and Black Eye Peas were pl anu
Unchanged BuckwheAt duh at Goc = bush C1Ih was
fv c A. bus lower BUSINESS rel.Tt4 TON Tor
export ani sales. 2, 90 an al go aOo or IA
spsc no grade Mixed 6S LdG3'e Tor inspected
Wesein Mixed clos he in.ide hgues ~ Us &C yi IN
spcct. New 3ixfd. incl ding 3JoOJ Dush h5as
al latter price re. for found 1eo" anu New " % iso
and Yellow Southern terms Tn re Neft iso saS
OF OJ bush insleeL.d Western MiXnd ior February.
al 63sc and 10000 buhh do fOr Ma Gu at PC. Othor
trausaolOns were IuiuOItd without haile phIEcuHh
Oas were dull lower With only very moderate
busnn~B ieOrled strictly thoice parcels we're "hfce ana
wantsSs 6ai.o 500 bush. Including Mixed western ana
state al ibd4Bc Back Sntr. the track at c. Inspected
NO 3 at Whte Western IS J0c WEiLo Siale at
dui and niore or les, nominal at 81 IOati 80
Choice Marrow, ana s 40 81 % Tor Far ~ Cool
do Me iam at 81 asl 20 Tor Eomnon to COOL NM %o@
al 40 u 80 Tor Pns lie 81 dSI 90 Tor fnr to Good
White and 81 7jN&i rs for Prime "a @ aOtoe do.
sr,JCg q IN 4 NKWrORk AID BkOOkLfs
New-York tribune., 1876-02-29
We annex closing quotations of foreii

Tho money market was the correlative OF last
week the supply of funds being ample and the tone
OF the market favoring the borrower. Cal loans .
TO on tho stock Exchange, and 2l2G3 to Govern
inent bond-dealers. Discount is as last quoted lie
United States Treasurer to-day receiTcd S9Oo'ooo
National bank notes for redemption. The Customs
receipts at Washington amounted to $)oo'0Oo. Inc
Internal Revenue receipts footed up SjOO.Ooe Inc
following is tho Clearinghouse statement: Cur
rency exchanges, $8O.7G3.124 currency balances,
S3CO4,2O5; gold exchanges, 50. .14O,Sl7; gold bal
aHoes $23, ,2O7. .912.
Government bonds were only moderately active,
and though skies OF 1881 were steady and new fyes
and ten-forties firm the 1868 were lower down to
FL We annex latest street quotations
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Onered. Asked.

There was less activity in railroad bonds. but
prices were on the whole strong. Missouri. Kansas
and Texas sold at 01i2. These bonds. us sold at
the Exchange carry three coupons. or l0la per cent
to Feb. ]. The quotation ''er-coupons" is in con-
tradstinction to tho bonds hearing five overdue
coupons, which bonds are held by parties who de-
clined TO compound two of the coupons some time
ago. Hew-Jersey Central Convertibles sold at
1O6s8lO8io and Cleveland and Pittsburgh 4ths.
102A0IO2ns The following arc the bids;
New-York tribune., 1876-02-29

The interest coupons of the Buffalo and State Line
Railroad Company due March 1, will be paid at the
Office Of Chase g. Atkins No. Is Broad-st.
The Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway report
earnings for third week in February at $6i.SJ2;
corresponding period last year, $46,9S5 increase,
$17,S67.
The directors of the Consolidated Coal Company
OF Maryland have declared sem-annual dividend
of pig per cont. payable March -.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-29
THE MARKETS
(Carefullv rsporta Toe rns TaIl fyrl
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
..r N-oyfL y,,sr VssssL, ond RI,Ly,1Is
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

MONDAY. Fcb q, IF7b.
AsHEs-This market was unchane IL business continued
very slow, quota ions nomnaly % ioF fotS am
&c Tor rciil@
COFFEI-Ido quiet at Ga0Iea4e. gold. Tor ortnary
closed stSy 5000
santos Fearless. sod pr.vlte te .ock OF no
nj nClIIiug 1902 hcfc
Baum incre been no r'c ifs ~ h'
here for pact siDls supply KiJ y or inr
ke;s com ing tie quantity a11a aud loading 40, 70 D's
Mild Coffee guei bat sgcady; Java .5a@0c- god. and
Aarac aiU0. 7 90, gold.
COTTON A. ere was feluct Of isn made IN the quota
tios ON the spot Tnero DE DusiIoss add iha
trs there being al ascnce o' export
market being uis state
AM a. ade lower 1nc tpts ports 2Jj bales
anst =. 327 bales this day last and l6.il bAes ts
day go bates cI .'4ou n
Which sd saturday evening The revised quotations are as
fnHnU
New-York tribune., 1876-02-29

Union Telegraph. both Of which stocks suffered in
the days contest, though the former much more
severely than it's follow. AT the close tho decline
from Saturdays final quotations was IN Central and
Hudson, Rock Island. New-Jersey Central, and st.
Paul Preferred, each 4 per cent; Michigan Central
and Wabash, each z; Northwest Preferred, Pacific
Mail, st Paul, and Union Pacific, each 81; Ohio and
Mississippi and Western Union. each 70; Delaware
Lackawanna and Western and Northwest Common.
each l. and Lake Shore, 212 per cent. Enc advanced
Is per cent, and ST. Joe and Panama each a. whlie
other stocks remain without change in price from
Saturday last. The following table shows the
RANGE OF THE MARKET.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-29
! ' oi eEAIk Is sI0nE Is NKw.r0GK Asp BAo0kLrs

Total bnsh Gs64i0l 7.laB,496 6.l4z,jzv 3O20Oos
HAY AND STRAW Although the d=oa.nns = ,,,, mo,y sua
more steady and regular We quote IIaShppng
7O17ac; gietai quail les. cdsl; Ci0vor az os
Mt straw-sl O5d$i 10 for Long iyei T0aooc o'
short Rive 90 a60c. for Oat ,.-.,..,.
DI ere was a inquiry for Dry descriptions
hut sailed lois Inclined " b. negsc,ei inc pts
eat state supplies, had tc enct OF ing
steay tore and Cline anticipated sales m SVOo Dy
MontoyiioO rmorcd) at 20 ad2lc gol, four mmts SV0
Dry RIO Grade private quoted atibcS Goiu ioV
wsi ssted Texas aDd Southern private tcIns 9no'
ai,Al2c cuuengy; Dry Ayres at 2OeS4c, goid
Dr Texas All ac and CITY Slaughter o1 a. Vc' oo'h
H9Ps-Tpe market wss not active to-day a. Of ls'e tho
New-York tribune., 1876-02-29
cInslNG rInIAnELrHIA sIOCK QUoTATIONs.
TIIIIATENIIIIn SINNIN NVN'''''
a,a ASKED Rid. Asked.
fs,x a.. ,av Ia ISis Phil and Erie 90. u 81
Und Cos. OF n. J.l4 Il l4l 3 Nor tehtai nN az
Pennsylyaua H.. J6l2 96es lehlsh NaNl- p tS's Vy
Phil Reading. bO9 ; q ieBh NaN"o.b'"IVo '"f
l. ch Nal.nN... OoA wv

The London advices reported strong ard higher
prices for Consos and lower for IT, s. 5-2O, though
1O-4Os and New 5s were firm. Erie advanced TO
16Is There were no quotations reported Tor money
In Paris the French Rentes arc trmer at 66f. 10
There was continued dnllDess in the gold market
and the movement was not specially Influenced III
any direction though the small amount of available
cold in the Treasury. according to recent Washing
ton dispatches was tho subject of somo surprise and
much comment. The opening price for gold was
ia to which it reacted again after few sales at
l137s remaining there during the remainder OF the
day. On gold loans the rates paid to have bal
ances carried over were 2i2 2. 3. and 8 per cent
The foreign exchange market was dull and
steady, with sales on the basis Of 81 S5l2@$i S5S4
to the pound for go days bills and 81 S9 for three
days sight. Tho Assistant Treasurer paid out
S69. 900 in coin interest and $S32,000 in redemp-
tion of called bonds. The days business at the Gold
Exchange Bank was as follows Gold cleared 49,
456. 600; gold balances. 81 .236717; currency bal
ances. 81, ,4O5 135. The principal gold quotations
we're
iSSSi7. iiSSSS.ii$7 il:So.i iiSSSS....:iit 500.iii
ll.OO....II4 1890 ...ll4 2.0O..-..li+ /
The days business at the United States Sdb-Ireas-
ury comprised:
ooa s7ds9I7 e c%ry gsy%en' s9S5oS G.
Cold balance 45O ej % cdsons-...-... o71.)oo 10
Cur receipts. S2S6oO 14
New-York tribune., 1876-02-29
sT1tS.i,.

tiocd Orlinafr i'i6 ~" NIIIuE
For future ,rry there d,cino OF igc s wiu'
April 900 l2iaiec: 80 l3"e May 49, o. lY,loe June
5o1 si e. 2Jd I3Si tOAl 200 bales. Ffsi ell l. d15.
WscS .IJn &c H. isI toia, 300 bales secoui call.
M"reh 100 5,scf April. 4O0 II Sc. total. 600 =.
~ all Apr.l 100. l2sItc. tOias 700 hai,n
sales TO-DAY up p March, 700 n ~ i.ssc . = ~
I2... 1901 nc 100. l2i~ac April 900 u ~; - "
iza,c ZOO II 90 20 a4c; i.7g0 lshe; zoo -'g o.
tos,s, ) D. - "a e. 7OU lSt. j. o. l3c. 100, $40.
COO i: 5i.c: l0j 3'nc. .Ol l3s ec. ZOt is,g-c. ~
i$s,ac: Jub 100 ,3i7ac. . lJ g.. tosothrr 'gusL
200 f3iI,c 10 l;tsc total IL, 40 Ua.ps grand ota'
500 ba , ., ma, O.,
New-York tribune., 1876-02-29
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2e 1876
COTTON MARKETS.

vancing Good hrsts eEsooa5reSo 10 tos Exchsngs
20 don, 25s AT Santos bl3oU0
6i660 reis y 10 kios for Superior.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-29
Gopartnership Notices.

nISSOLUTlON.-The cOpartnership hereto
~ fore existing under the firm name Of WIN. A. CAMP
BAUM is this day dissolved by mutual consent WIN Camp
viii ASSUME all LIABILITIES. WN. A. CAMP
LEVI w. BAUM
THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
Il tween tie undersigned. under the OF NORRIS.
TASKER Co Is this day dissolved by mutual consent
THOMAS I. TASKER, jr.
Philadelphia Feb 3, 1875. STEPHEN p. NJ. TASkER
OPPJCH PASCAL IRON WORKS.
subscribers associate themselves limited
ship subject and accordance wi the provisions OF the
Act Of Assembly Of the Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania ent
tied IAN Act Authorizing the formation OF Partnership Asso
Citations IN which the Capital subscribed shall ALONE be re
sponsibe debts OF the Association Except under
tam circumstances approved June 1870 under the of
"MOkRIS, TASKEh &C. Limited Tor the pufpose of car
ryng business Of the manufacture Of Gas and steam
Boiler rubo and the brancea OF
the latn o Morris Tasker Co. So much
conducted by the late rm OF Mor1s
TaSkcr in the State Deaw will 10 carried by the
Delaware Iron Company Company chartered by tho state Of
Delaware stock OF which belongs 10 the firm OF Aora
Tasker & Co. Limited STEPHEN r. NJ TASKER,
CHARLES WHEELER
PhlsAelphia, Feb. y, 1870. T. WISrAR BlOWS.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-29
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

Commercial Collections a speciality with HowHs x
Co.. Wall-st. n. Y. Interest allowed on deposits,
which can be drawn by checks, the same with
the city tanks.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-29
THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing h
Gorses. Carriages, Garness, &r.

A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
"A (I.ste Johnston & Van TassclD.
OFFICE 81 Ii LlBEKTY-ST.,
(Evenng Post Bliing.)
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH OF QUIZ
HOUSE IL 10, 2l, o. and % THIRrEENTHSr,
near Uniycrs ty- place
The business viii be conducted precisely the same scs
aud principles which have always character ed the
dealings house and the respect and confidence OF
business community well a. the public at largo,
REGULAR SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
Entries for sale may be made through the mail
New-York tribune., 1876-02-29
ing are the bids

In city bank stocks 100 Fourth National sold at
8s and 20 State of New-Ycrk at l06. The follow
New-York tribune., 1876-02-29

I'm State bonds Missouri skies were finn at lO3.
Old Tennessccs selling at 45is, and New-fork State
Bounty bonds At lO4s,. The following are the bids:
New-York tribune., 1876-02-29

COFFEE MARKET
RIO J.NEiGo Fob 20 coffee ysry sEnstsj sni otscos %
New-York tribune., 1876-02-29
NORTH GERMAN LLOYU

~ IIts'I II
~ STEAMSHIP LINE DETWB8S NEf YORK.
SDUruANIPTOS. AID BRBdES. -
COMPANYfS PIER foot oi SECOGD-Si T.. hOEOhEN..
HbRMANN. sat, March = " IShh satui!al. @'Teh y
RATES or PASSAGE from NEW YORK 20 SOUrUAMp-
TON, HAYRE Or BREMEN: ~ .,
FlR.ST CABIN, rl,-O gold. | St, OND CABIN, ~ Sod
SfEERAGE. f59 Carer cy.
Rcc-n Iickos reucod rates. Prepaid SseoIiS Cerun-
Gates 80 CURRENCY.
For freig ght passage Apply % -, o,,..,- -
New-York tribune., 1876-02-29
Siua!!c,al.

A GAS STOCKS.
n. NETWORK. METRoPoLrTAN, MUTUAL AND
MANHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AN SOLD.
and al kinds BroOx and New YORK Gts Securities dealt
ip Dy GEO. H. PRESfISS,
23. 80 Broads... n. Y
New-York tribune., 1876-02-29
LIVE SrOCk MARKETS.

FOR TIRE WEEK. ENDING MpNpAY. F9N %. 1875
reeve. Cow. Nra s Sheep ant Lambs Swln.. Al knd-.
Obj ia 7Jl 20.i2D 2i.JJs 6Jl7S
M wei sold a tho ioi own pt-rs
New-York tribune., 1876-02-29
NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

those Grstolass steamships sail regularly a: y. from
. : ' ',,,rsiin tOit Al Il, ; -. TUESDAY, VI trch T.
etasus CI.i1ScENr CITY THU N-DAl J. harch 10
rassSf For fro gh OF lsssgr apply 70
WILLIAM p. CLYDE e Co, No Bow niiag'green-
HoKEI.LAR, LULING ~ CO.. Agents ~ HavaaL
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concluded from first pase.j

II was wrong to say what did; and in
deed could not love you more" Then
she stopped. and turning to the blaze oil
sunshine that streamed into the little room,
stretched out her arms towards II, as II
she loved its full. warm life. "Do you
remember what you lead to me last night
Christ shall give thee light-Chrlst
shall give thee light" she repeated again,
softly. yet with intense passion and pathos
in her voice. "Oh. Sissy. i don't think
you can tell what those words mean to
me - Then she let Alice help her up the
stairs, and promised to lie still and rest
till Bessie came.
And Alice went down and tried to get
on with her work but it was about time
for the travellers to be home, and she was
too much excited to settle TO anything.
IL cant work, she said To herself. still
| know what has happened. Oh, if that
editor wont help our darling how | shall
hate himp
At that moment the door bell gave it,
usual forlorn cracked tinkle, and Bessie.
beaming, glowing, full OF such Joy as
caused her eyes TO shine with teariu'
gladness. came-no, rushed into the roonl'
.Seem she cried, holding up an enve-
iDDe before SISSY utllHubtb tltSf ~ o'i
here ,-enough and more than enough TO
give our darling health and strength again
We will not lose II day-we Will 60 to
morrow. Oh, Alice he was so dear, aud
kind and good.
Alice kissed her in perfect tumult OF
rejoicing and then Rugged Mrs. LushlnS-
ton too.
But 1t was Phi who held Bessie's hand
close in his, and looked into her GLAD eyes
with eyes that reflected the joy and glad
ness of her own; for he had oddly
enough) met them on the doorstep, aud
been the first to hear The happy tidings OF
success.
Together the sisters hurried up stairs.
The joyful news should not be kept back
a moment now. Oh, to see her dear lace
tighten with the happiness OF 1t all! In
Katie's room the window was set wide
open, and the sun was shining holly in.
Katie lay upon the bed, her thin cheek pill
lowed on her hand, her fair silken hair
slraying over The pillow.
.'She is asleep" said Bessie, tendery.
ave must wait to tell our news. Let
down the blind, Sissy; the sun grows so
strong at this time of day, and it may
wake her," Then she bent lovingly over
the sleeping figure.
Another moment and terrible wailing
cry rung through the house, cry that
brought Mrs. Washington and Phil rushing
up the stairs.
Gods hand had hushed Katie to sleep,
and the sunshine could not wake her. The
blind Spinner" was blind no more, and
the eyes that had been sightless on earth
now gazed upon the Heavenly King in all
his beauty.
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1 Ann ST., New York, Post on Ultx
AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK
Organized in i048.

OFFiCE-In Savings Bank Building, TIA Water
st. Bank open daily, from A. NJ. to p. NJ. ana
from TO 40 p. M. Saturday Evenings from to
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REMOVAL 200 PIANOS AND URGsNS

at Manufacturers prices. The Subscribers
will seu tht ir 81 tire Stock OF Pianos & Or
ANS, new aud second hand, sheet music
music books, and merch noise, at v-rv near
cost prices for cash DURING SEPTEMRE
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AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS
X. II. EDDY.
SOLICITOR OF PATIENTS,
For Inventions, Trade Marks. or DesIg a

a.
No. rs stare Street, Opposite Katy Street. BOS7 ON
A FTER an extensive practice OF upwards of 80
N years, continues to secure Patents in the Uni.
ted tates; also in Great Britain France and other
foreign countries. Caveats, Specifications, Ass ign.
ments and all papers Tor Patents executed on
reasonableterms, with dispatch. Researches made
Inventions and legal and other advice rendered in
all matters touching the same. Copies of the claims
ofany patent furnished by renting one dollar.
Assignments recorded in Washington.
No Agency in The United States possesses superi.
facilities for obtaining Patents, or ascertanng
the patentability Of inventions.
AilneCessity of journey to Washington TO pro.
cure Patent and the usua gr Eat delay there, are
Aere saved inventors.
Testi m ala.
~ regard Mr.. Eddy as one of the most capable
and Successful practitioners with whom have had
Official intercourse. CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.r
az have no hesitation in assuring inventors that
they cannot employ man more competent and
trustworthy, and more capable of putting their ap
plications IN form to for them an early ane
able consideration at the Patent ONCE.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents
''Mr. X. II. EDDY has made Tor me overTHIRTY
almost everv case. Such unmistakable proof /
grcattalcnt and ability on mis- part leads me to
ommend all inventors to apply to him to procure
their patents, as they may be SUIT of having the
most faithful attention bestowed on their cases,
and at very reasonable charges.
Boston. Jan. l. 1876. ly3
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As-Under the existing law OF this State all de
posts In Savings Banks, are exempt from nsunici-
pat taxation, and the rate of interest limited TO
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NO returns OF names of depostors are required
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Guardians, Trustees, and others having in charge
Trust Funds
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