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Qolitital.
CTATE VIEW YORK. o

STATEoFNEW YORK, OFFICE or THE SEC.
To Siurlrr rnr CousTr or NV Yoak-Sir Notice
!. 9 ,S ;'Sn iha1 a. S Ggnsrs Lcson TO be held
OF November ne " NoNcmber MIN the following officer.
OF Appeal; oor tnl term IN the place samuel Hand
o@n 10y ,r SSss ,ar IN & Pafs o, william
last DAY o December next
United state, ior tile nh District co "s
ai V nd t1 @ SS' wS Ird H. tGg Tt FUN SIKH
bedloe,s lsiand kiss Island and Governors Island, in
RPTssents,e in the Fortysisth Congress OF the
pdsa of si" Yer Re SG sG D
the ely Of New York in the county Of Now York,
United smtc tho seventh Conrre ,,ionai District com
l9,sd ct me Tenth ant SeycGnth Wards OF the city OF
~ Representative ~ the FortysiAth Congress Of the
nosGd Of The smith Fecnih, and sixteenth wari, AMI
t esnb o.m Een Of .e Esi1sntn ward Ing within -Four
avenues in the city Vi New York, in the county New
Rsgys:snsiiys in tho rGrty.ish cqqgrc.s Of the
posed much OF Tic twentieth Ward rs lies within
Tweny'sixth street fornclh street seventh avenue,
Iwsnly second Ward; as, ~ wiihn fordth srecG
river in the city Vi New York in the county OF New
4 Representative in the FortysNth Congress of tho
DmtSd Sa,r, for ,e Tenn S1nsTs'Sna District com
Fourth avenue and 50 much of the Nineteenth and fwen
Wnri, 1 s'n tl,s a. sHs ct lrd ayenue and
4 Representative in the Fortysxth Congrc" Of the
United States ior the Eleventh Congrc ssonai District
composed nj 80 much Of the Twentieth Ward as hes with
avenues, and - much at the fwenh and Twenty second
Nnccenih ana Twcnty rst wards Of sad city as lies les
west Of Third avenue AMI Wards ana Randall Islands.
IN the city OF New YORK, county Ut Now York
1oa ,n oie' r. ass 70 be elected for said county
4 M}orfor the city OF New YORK in the place of Smith
Ary Judge in the place OF Josiah sutherland
ornn CI A1 n IN me Glaes Of BENJAMIN Phelps
Mh9s9 terms OF ONCE will expire On the last day Of
Also senator for ,be S.you,h S,n,,. rt...t.. A -,
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on AND AFTER JULY =. 1879.
Express Trains leave New York, via Dcshrosses and
Cortlandt sts Ferries. ~ follows;
81 7gi 40 y fl.3D Limited, II A. VI, l. T. 2, Il, q 80
7:3o ~. and or NJ sundays, 4.3O and o A. NJ. s. q,
$50, 1880, $50. and up NJ
Boats OF brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains at jersey city. anoriing speedy aud direct
transfer for BrnoNlyn travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 800 ~. 49, $50
and II \. VI. Limited Express 35 T. NJ :. 4. 80 !,
and - T. VI and ~ Midnight ON Sunday, g. ~. 4, 7,
=, $50 A. VI. 4. ! 81 T.. NJ. and ~ Midnight
Ticket Oices. 516 and ats Broadway. | Astor HOUSE.
and foot Dcshrus~cs and Coranit Court st. and
Brooklyn Annex Depot of Fulton Brooklyn ia
ilG. ami lis Hudson 81 Huhokeu. Depot Jersey city
Emgrant Ticket ONCE, Battery place -.
FRANK THOMSON, ]. T.. FARMER,
General Manager General PASSENGER AGENT
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IOoNLIGuT ON THE SEA.

n WEDNESDAY NIGHT
JARRETT a PA1MER'S superb palace steamer
PLYMOUTH ROCK
will make delightful thin down the harbnr
WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT. AuG. T.
ahOrding an opportunity ct enjoying the refreshing
breezc- aud TO witness the -crcd by the rays
o. q beautiful moon. GRAND MUSICAL ENTERTAIN
MENI will add to the attractions OF the grand cxcmrsion
FARE .. FIFTY CENTS
- Roat will leave Pier n r. AZ the battery NJ ~.
o'clock, and the loot o 22d st, n. n. AT ~ O'Clock
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TO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE oLDEsTABLlsHEp ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA

FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE DEPOfS IN PHILADELPHIA.
TWO IN NEW YORK
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ertutslons.
PLYMOUTH nucK.
EVERY DAY.

a IL 1MOITU EOtk. EVERY DAN.
Delightful daily family excursions up and
down the lovely Hudson river,
ROMANTIC TILE RHINE or AMERICA
In jarrett ralmer's superb palace steam.
err PLYMOUTH ROCK. stopping good
while at WEST POINT and NEwBrRGN
SAIL where the scenery is At its grandcst Op-
purtunity given for visiting the United
states Military Academy or Washngtons
FINE MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
DAILY MARINE BAND, GLEE CLUB, XYL0
PIONE, BENT. the great cornct player;
CHIMES, Nc.. Be.
REfECTORY ON BOARD.
INCLUDING children. q cents
BOAT LEAVES every morning dncluding
SUNDAYS from Pier I nt the Battery,
North river. tO.ib O'Clock, and foot ~ 2.i
st.. North river. Mt O.ij O'Clock. BROOK
SUNDAYS. ILYN PASSENGERS will tnkc ANNEX boat
ut Fulton st.. 900 A VI. No EXTRA
lCliARGE Tor transfer either way.
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QrW publications,

,(tW publications,
NERVOUS rHOSTRATIoN.- truthful iroF
~ Use lN trurtt physician OF $50 fnhr, siiN ana N-
lrfcnte, convincing ifc Uiu,ilN uult 1NN 'uiIt
dechnr; stti" iu'>, lost hrilth ana m9uh"H rIn -
cured hhri'nnoss aud All WItdim' nf- 200 Ntfii'H ~.
moved, WHird m wrappers. Of. currency '| "'''-e
stamps, communications strictly tNuHd'uNil hi't''"'
suliHtlun Tree. Aldrc,, PHYSICIAN sutton 10
IN true ana Falw Spcrmaiurrlut, new rhN.. " ..n
~ Philosophy NJ Marriage Alurcss SECRETARY, Mi'NA
OF Anatomy, Ga Broadway, New York Free -'' 'Alt,
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TTNHE NED STA Il I'm FOX NNTW EHF.
Carving the Belgian and United States mails SAL,
ina semi monthly. alternately from Philadelphia AMI
New York SWITZERLAND sails THURSDAY. Aux ~,aA.M.
lorrates ~ passage and other information apply tn
fkrER WRIGHT SONS. pcnc raj Agents,
suTWalnut g.. Phaielphii - Broalway. New York
jollN MCDONALD. Agent Battery place.
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THE MARY POWELL. leaves Pier 50, y.
n. n foot vcsiry st, daily at3.JOf W. making all the

NEW YORK, JUNE IL. 1s7s.-Mctropolitan
~ Elevated Railway open from 81 A. W to u T. NJ,
Stations Morris IT, nearest pont for South terry aud
battery Rector II. nearest point for wall ~ icrry
Curtlandt IT.. nearest point for jersey city and Com
munpaw ferries; Park place nearest point tor Post
Office, city Han. and Barclay It ferry to liohokcn
Chambers st. nearest point for Pavonia AMI Erie H. H.
ierry' Franklin ST. Grand st.. nearest paints for pes
brosscs st. ferry To- jersey city. and Peoples Line
steamers for Albany, Blocker st., 9Th st. nearest
points for Chrstorhur ~. ferry 10 lloboken, 4th St
23d st. point I'D It, ferry Jersey city,
J3i It 421 st, nearest point Tor \. v Central X dc
pot 5oth ST. 5sh st. nearest point Tor Central Park For
uptown trans, take east side stations For downtown
trains take west side stations Fare 10 cents except be-
tween the hours " 81 and "a A. w. Hnd and T. NJ.
when the is cents Rouefrom 5'th st. along sti
to and along Amity st. to and along South 9TH TO
Canal st; crossing into aud along West broadway To
Chambers 81 crossing into and along College place to
and along Murray It.: and along Church ST. O. ani
along New Church st to Morri. It connect. with the
following horse lines. Al Rector st. with ears Tor
South ferry. Grand IT, with for Desbrus-es and
Ens brand 81 ferries nj Bccckcr st with for east
and west 18th st. with Tor thrisopher AMI East
10Th u ferries AZ iith st. with cars for West 23l and
East 2h and 3tth st. icrrcs ut 3hl 81, with cars for
Railroad WIN II. GARRISON. President
NAS HuocHttS uugrtuteudgut
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on AND AFTER july .. 1879.

DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT
AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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w FOk QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
HRlTANNIC. SATURDAY. Aug. ~ 3 T.
CELTIC. THURSDAY Aux H. S.n A. VI.
GEKMANIt ........... SATURDAY. Aug - T. ~
From White Star Dock. Pier 81. N1rth River.
Cabins all amidships Saloon, so and 500, gold
Return tickets on favorable termN Steera.e, SIS.
These steamers carry neither cattle, sheep nor pigs
j. CoRllS. As.ut - broadway. New York
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('OOL BHEEZEs
- az rliE OCEAN TRIPS or THE
GRAND REPu BI1C
A -sTARIN ENCURsIONs.-steambo tugs
~ harges and ALWAYS hand charter
sonahle rates Special attractions at Alpine drove
Hudson. opposite fonkers Reircshments ac furnished
Apply at Office Of starin's Transportation. Pier Is n r.
between Cortandt and Dcy sts
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PULVERMACHER GALVARIC co.,

Avoid bogus Belts. nands and Appliances claiming
electric qualities our Pamphlet explains how 10 dishn.
guish the genuine from the spurious
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- mernights Festival NJ the Juurncymrn TAors FRO
tecuvc and Benevolent Union Monday. Aug. s. ISIS,
Will he held In Martins Bellevue Garden loot OF sOth
Il X Tickets % cents Children ifce
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00llllf0- tlnlfS.
AGENTS, sorckeepers, call or write DUNLENEY'S
~ god water st. up stairs, great bargains cotfrrs
HhUn tan. lanterns sun shades Ac teas all kinds, DOC
and upward.
GENTS and peddlers can make a fortune by selling
new patented article used IN every Office and by all
housckecpers Apply at ~ Broadway, gents furnishing
store
A HARNEss MAKER wanted that understands
- making saddles Can AT A. q. WHlrMORE'S A
Bridge st, BruuklAn
an AHI hoy, willing tnwnrk, with references.
"A LlIllS BROS. ~ walker It.
A SOoD shoemaker wanted on repairs and new
NorM Apply at $50 De kalb av Brooklyn.
A THIKD-HAND baker wanted on bread and
"a cake. Can at osl 10th av., In the store.
A FLOOHMAN horseshOer wanted at i5s Maiden
"A lane, city.
The New York herald., 1878-03-24
AN ECCENTRIC LADY'S FATE.

Mrs Ross tho old lady who fou nd dead at her
residence two story frame house Ivy street.
CYPRESS, East Nov York. Friday last was TO
wha, eccentric person. She resided entirely alone.
ana hnd but lew acaaaintanccs. Her ncigbbors knew
her as Ruth Ann Ross, and looked upon her as
won an In very poor circumstances. AS she seemed
10 be failing in health several OF bcr friends
not fed the kings County Commissioners of Charity
Of her condition. and expressed their willingness IA
pIace ncr in OF the county institutions On Fri
day an ambslancc the house to convey her &c
the hospital Tho driver Of tho vehicle found the
doors ened but securing ladder, entered through
one OF the upper windows Proceeding 10 the sleep.
inv apartment OF Mrs Ross he found ner lying upon
the noor dead. He at once norhed the police, who
TOOK charge o. the remains And prt miscs.
Soulc OF the apari mcuts had tue HppcaraLcc oil
sorcroons There were choire cnrp-is, rare plants,
auu OH pnIutInss, winch alONe val.cd at aOout
81 600. A pocs. ct book 'ound tne pody o the de-
CEASED contained n number of pennies nd slip cut
from a ewspnper. II nccouut of The arrest
OF Mrs Ross for stealing flowers unj plants from
grnves or Staten lsapu aud ri ted that sue escaped
dctcci Tor some conveying the plants from
The cemeteries u hcr umbrella Wnie residing In
East New YORK Mrs. Ross on one occasioD informed
"A hbor the late Judge Ross, oi staten Island
was her husband, aud tuat be wis miiIionnsire.
Rossvfllc, sue sad, named aI,cr hun. She also
told bcr uad mad three cnilsren
boy. who lost their lives In The ialc war and very
beaut tul daughter, VINO WAS married. 10 n wealthy
ncignoor iuferrcd from the manner IN winch Mrs
Ross spoke OF daughter that tbcrc nad been somo
in.sunders'anaing ~ ~ between ihrtp.
The police upon scnrchin. the promises yesterday,
foUn I'd money food oi any KIND. ana IRON the ap
peurance of tlc ,sed 80. C,roncr came 10 ihe
cvurI ~ that she dlcd OF Starvation.
The New York herald., 1878-03-24
OTTO The FAIrHLESS.

They were two youthful damscis upon whom His
Honor looked yesterday at the Essex Marker Court
two damseIs with curls uwry aud back hair denuded
Of switches. Their iar faces were flushed, TOO, and
pugnacuy was reflected from every hquarc inch OF
them One was Mipu Wertz, the other Caroline Dean,
ana they potb becn resoyod into their individual
elements by an oricer, VINO found them commingicd
IN a chnos of halt aud ribbons upon Grand street.
From the investigation loot by the Court tnei
tale proved TO be one OF female and masculine
acKienesr otto Rciuh,rt Is a nice young man who
Kept company with Nina ana also Iavished much
oil his time upon Caroline Que evening, as he
Eat potrihg sweet nDtnngs IN the ia'tcr's cut,
tue en,nonfcd maiden produced ring pretty bau-
bic ana bestowed 1t upon him. The faitnicss SWAN
went nus way, aud ON a later cvc when wooina Nina
ON the from stoop, he pressed upon her nnger tho
Tiny crcet as IA token OF his 1cvc. Nina vas m ucn
moved-so much, iu fact, that she pressed upon him
lockct she upon her bosom and AIMED II 10 his
watch cham. Nov, as a I0cket the piece OF jewory
was lair TO look upon, but as watch charm ~ was
hardy quito the thing. and Otto, IN moment wher
Caroiuei Is GLANDS IA ments overwhelmed him, o0nndec
~ 10 her.
Y,scrday morning Minr mot Caroline upoo Grnuc
styuct and III, pair unmfndiui OF e,cn others love,
iciI 10 KISSING AM lavi-hlng PEI names upon cHcn
other all the irgcnuUusaess female art is cai,nbe
OF assuming. But suddenly Nina started a. though
scorpion had sung her and glared upon tho lockcs
which Caroline wore upon hcr bosom. Another tn-
stMnt entangled In that young lacy hair.
Caroliuc little ut loss TO know what u was all
about, but seliprcservnton suggested an immediate
descent upon Mins's raven curis. so sue made ~
That WHY The onc'r iound them So much In.
vvvea aud that too, the the Court, ~ p,ty,
refused cn,er,sin thor reciprocal complaints ant
bade them 20 and pour the vais of their wrath upoa
the iAithloss Owe
The New York herald., 1878-03-24
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL
LONDON, March ~, 1878.

LONDON March ~. 1878.
The Mncng Lane srkets have ,eriencea few
the past week and in the drectoH i'm
rice ana sugar excepted Cargoes Bur-
nah rice for spring shipment iurther advanced. Low
again rather dearer. Other descriptions show no
material alteration. French loans are h,mer Tho
less PROMISING than Of late SMltpetre, although uuet
ma wceks rates Coffee been we'll supplied
qu u,tes: low and ordinary inactive The Dutch D.
"Wednesday win consist % 400 bags Java
valuations OF gooh arN are hNrn on lower basis thu
in February lea shows no mat rial ait Ration the de-
mand still moderate Spice dull with large
quotations are tending downwnrd
ASrwERr. March 20, 1878
Petroleum, 27t, Tor fine pale American.
LONDON Narch 23--J A. NJ
Produce-Sugar, 23,. 3D. 23s. . pc, cwt ioI No 10
Dutch standard the spot ana 23s. 3D. 25s 0d Tor do
PRODUCE EXCHANGE RsroRr
LIVERPOOL. Mnrcn %. 1s7,.
Pork-Eastern dull sos. Western iuI At 5Is bacon
long steads 27s. short clear steady 2ss Sd
llansLot- cut dul at SOS, shoulders I'd, 2's.
primo S2s Lard-Prim Western dull al 37s
Taiiowfrimu city dull at 33s 90. Turpeutin- spirits
Ch-e ee Am crcan choice dull ut 67s oil steady
Sos Flour xtra state duli at 2ss sd. Wheat-No /
au, q, lis. ID Corn-sxed soft dull t 2ss. for old dali
25s. O. for new C"t.enseeG oil-Ye!os IN rican
the market
ioypoS. March 23, 1878
The Economia says:"A queter <eline prevails the
disc Jket Choice acceptsices able ates
tken fraction er the Bnns of England .
The opened with alltng pric the
Exchange but rioses with comparative hrmness The
changes however. slight ana llkci, lemain
the az, ,stion settled There has ben
less movement Ia AMERICANS til tor some weeks past
prices are ittle ay owor. despite continued sh
oi stock New ork
The stock mark is fiat Russian securtie. arc one per
cent lower than they were yesterday eve ming.
silver as quoted at "a 3.l6d per ounce
The New York herald., 1878-03-24
THIRD BOARD-2:3O p. N.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON : SPOT UNCHANGED : FUTURES CLOSED
BARELY sTEADY-FLoUR STEADY WHEAT
FIRMER-C CORN LowER-OATs HEAvY-wHIS-
KEY NOMINAL-PoIK QUIET LARD U.s.
CHANGtD-PETRoLEUM QUIET-oILs QUIET
SPIRITS TURrENTISE EAsIEa-RosIN EASIER
COFFEE EIRM--sUGAR FIRM-FREIGHTs FAIR
LIZ ACTIVE.
SATURDAY, March 23-0P M.
Business was every where moderate. On Change
there was a better feeling, but that about all.
Flour was steady. whea. was dun, bul armer Corn
was lower. Oats were dull aud heavy. Whisksy was
nominal Pork Was quiet. Lard was without decided
change Freights fairly active the spot
was iu,e closed barely steady Groceries
were firm Oils and petro.eum quiet Naval stores
easier.
CorrEx.-Thc market for Rio firm: 3,Ol6 bags, cx
Copernicus sold private terms At orleans 200
baus sold yesterday. various vessels the basis
Of l6i.c. Tor fully fair. Ne quote: Ordinary car
goes IA. l4.Ac isr do 15s4c good do. 1876 prime
d. l7a extreme Tor lots lie. iS1sc Santos fir
TO good l5iac l6c gold. 90 days; Java governments
bags 2oc u IKE; mats 2O1ac 24hc snga
pore l7c lslsc Ceyion, I5c lie MaracaiDo. l3c
tic Laguayra l4,sc 16c Jamaica. 131sc. l51sc.
St. Domingo l31sc Porto Rico. l5c lie Costa kics
Angostra, l5c l61ac.: navana l3c l61ac; Curacoa
l3Sc. l4i1c.
,orroN un spot quiei and unci oFuures
were quiet. The market openea2 2 points lower and
d.y', closing. lne Official prices - ~
pared with FRIDAY :. we're a. loows;-
The New York herald., 1878-03-24

Of per cent In Morris and Essex nrsts consols 4 in
Norris and Essex nrsts aud of 1871, Y in New
Jersey Central convertible. in Delaware and Hud.
SON coupon sevens Of 1894, South Pacific Railroad
arsts, Nashville Chattanooga ST. Louis nrsts and
Canada southern debenture certificates, u in New
Jersey Central nrstz copsols and ST. Paul sinking
unds, and y in Pacific Railroad Of Missouri nrsts,
do seconds, Lake Shore registered seconds and
Chicago, Rock leland and Pacific sevens registered.
There was decline of y In Hannibal and ST Joseph
eiahs, convortlbles, and ST Louis Iron Mountain
6rsta
The New York herald., 1878-03-24

Delivered contract 800 bales For future delivery
follow, :-Yesterday sher two Il. u. March
100 baies ut 10 93c April 100 iO.y3c. MAY 400
Hole, 1.sO) lic Juue no a. lI.iOc.. 3lui
IL Use. July. eOO at ii.lIc.. Ausus $40 ut li 23c,
500 at li.24c October, 100 At 10 $780, 100 at
10 Sic rotai. $500 taca To-day
T. N. Marct. 500 baos 4 Iu0Jc.. 100 at 10 ,6c
April lOv1 2OJ st TO- &c. 4OD at josie. IiOO
Iu.ysc. 800 at iuv6c., 3DJ zt 095c, 2U 10 9jc.,
100 st 10 94c. May 100 It l0v7c. 100 at lO.Dsc.
$40 at io9oc. isoo a. iie; 400 at iiolc.
Jan., 100 At LOG; 800 a, ii!ss, a.io6 At
400 M H. iae, 700 At lille July 5oo at T. ioc 100
tobcr, 1000 a, 10 sac iotn 1000 .r"nd total aooM
bales Sew. Orleans s,5 Mobile. Lib: savannah,
BaI,imore 49, New Yors al Boston o'i rhiladepha,
Total bales this day last week, 40 bnies; this
day last year. 34i4 bales. total since sepsmber l,
3sOe613 bales Cotton freights closed y follows -
10 navre, by steam Ne compressed; ~ sail. &c To
Iii6c. compressed ny sail c To Liverpool 732d. I'D
By steam; by sail, 7-32d y l4d. compressed
FLOUR URAiS -Rcceipts flour, 9.5Y2 bbs wheat,
9e as bushels me cs 2sv bbs and 500 sacks
ss6 bushels oats 2a7Iy dot rye. 1902 do barley.
moderate inquiry The sales, including state. Western
was steady with OF ~ bbis. Corn meat quiet;
sales we're b 40 bbi prices within the range nyo
quiet; some 1870 bushels northwestern sold at Tie
made at 46zc. 47c Barley malt was likewise quiet We
The New York herald., 1878-03-24
ln:I5 A. NJ


$1,000 6's 81, l06A S5O0 5-2U's c. js iOsA
2ttUU do .b3 1861 1000 SOS. lO-4O r. lU5
$500 6's 81 coup 1865 5000 ) SIS. IO4U c. 10,
1OOU VI 12Usc '65n lo4es $1,000 AS, 9l l02a
2OOUO SIS. ~ sc. '67. .b3 lO7 500 DC 10
5OOO do lU7 75OUU Us41sr .91.b SO IO2A
ll:lj A. NJ.
$7OO0O Us 6's 'Sl .b3 1868 $4,000 ~ C. ,Us usz.
SUDO do............ 1864 li0U 5 5s 81 -. O4sn
2UUOO Us 5-20 '67b3 lt7 10000 do Iu4ia
lUUUJsU 41a C. '9 lU2st 1880 5's ISL C. b3 Ii
100 5 10 c. 49,. 1854 600 5 AZ. 1907 ~ lss
The New York herald., 1878-03-24
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Tho following were The opening pr COS Of mining
stocks at San Francisco to-day :GouId x Curry 7L;
Savage, Sh; Cnollar Po,osi, IS; Ol.b IT. 36; Hale L.
Norcross, TX; Crown Point. s.; Yellow JACKET s;
Belcher 3; Virginia Consolidated, 20; California, 2s:
Overman. l5 Raymond Ely. A. Best Il Beloher.
10; Union Consolidated, 51s; Alpha, S,s, assessed
ST. Sierra Nevada 81 Mexican, I2N; Eureka Con
sodated, Al; Justice, 7s; Utah, 10; Tip Top. 21s;
Navajo, "a
The closing prices of mining area in San Francisco
The New York herald., 1878-03-24
1890 p. NJ.

l2.3u y. NJ.
$1,000 US 20 ,'65. l04t< 5000 US nx,s %, ,oos<
10000 do..... ....bc IO4ss
2:30 P. N.
5000 US S. r. 'sl.. 1861 5000 vrs Ar, ,a ,rz
100 Us SIS. lG40,v. 1855 "a - 49, '-'
The New York herald., 1878-03-24

sEcc.Np Bo,np-l p NJ.
The New York herald., 1878-03-24
FINANCIAL.
MEssRs. Il. W. TODD 4 CO.,

A s ~ - - -
"A. MEssRs Il. W. TODD Co,
offered their oiice tor dealing
quotations in D. ~ % or % share lots Of
per cent
Gent lemen dcsirous of specnatrng in quiet manner
the observations OF crowd will hnd this the
place to get their orders executed.
REASONABLE RATEs-MONEY ON LIFE AND
n Endo ~ncnt Insurance Policies ani Mortgages sans
bought insurance OF all kinds encctoh with
MES ). >. hABRICh Co. 1iy Broadyay
MONEY ON LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES AND
"A Mort ages; same borght: Insurance effected
JOSEPH HnnZfELJ. 17B Sroidway
4 LII TIE sToUKs CALLED AT THE NEW YORK
AStock Exchange bought and sold strictly commits
deposit Of cent without iurther hubil
ity TO tho operator WILLIAM WARD, 5 broad st. near
Wall ST.
A ANY ONE HAVING A KNOwLEDGE OF Tue
hsmovement OF cliques or positive Information affecting
the Stock Market may address ABSOLUTE CONFI.
DENCE, ia Herald Office.
~ .ces on liberal terms Apply to X. r. DAZZLING, 3i5
aud J47 Broadway.
A $1,000 WANTED, AT PEn GENT. UN IN.
Approved Property MidJctown, orange county. y. a.,
appraised at $l2OOo q. A. WELLS. 17s Broadway.
An INSTALMENT LOAN wANTED--ON LAkGE
Aprvste institution In course OF erection. LITTLE
TON, Herald office.
A SEAT IN THE NEW YORK MINING STOCK tx-
Achanee for sale Answer, with Offer for tue sama,
CLAkKsoN. Herald Office.
r riiE OLDEST E-TABLf>iItD OFFICE, LOANS
dia shawls. &c j. THOMAS LYNCH.
" DvANCEs" on PIANOS, FURNITURE. az sos
hWost 33d sts hrst building west VI 9Th 81
The New York herald., 1878-03-24

MEMORANDA.
The foreign commerce OF the port for tho week was
as sioiows:-Gencrai merchandise imports, including
dry goods 81, s9S sol produce exports, S,l54s7A
and specie exports, $l6S 700
MOVEMENTS OF GRAIN
St. Landry democrat., 1878-10-05

or basin of water, that is, the roots are.
but the tops are kept out in the dry.
They are one by one taken out, put in
the holes, pressed firm and the job is
done. They need no more water than
this, do not wilt much, and grow right
away much better than treated to a
shower bath in the regular old fashioned
sort Of way.
But suppose the weather continues dry,
are they never watered? They are; but
even here progress has found better plan
than that of the olden time. The earth
is removed by hoe, just little about the
stem; the water is poured into the basin,
and in an hour or 80 after the water hiss
all soaked away, the earth is all drawn
in. and the whole surface is as before.
This ia a once-for-all operation and let
the weather be ever 80 dry it is seldom
that plant requires more than one or
two water doses of this character during
the dry spell.
We often pity the garden hand who,
night after night, is seen carrying water
to his droughty garden beds. The more
he gives the more they want. Lst him
study these modern plans of watering,
and he will have the time hang rather
heavy on his hands.