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Osage Valley banner., 1879-08-21
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ajt laf 14A HlAANrii5 14f A4ttt
By virtue OF special Transcript execution
issued frota the oilico Of tte ClaFk OF the
Circuit rour. of Miller county Miasopd, 10
favor oi tha state of 1ilSouri, at The relation
and 70 th8 nte. Of Il, S. Miller, collector 81 the
reveaaa a A,iisar couAly Ia tho Stare OF
Missouri AuG against TSgHaa j.
Arnsssad, daiet tfe 2ilh day of Jolly,
ls7g, and q tte nneessgaea sneria deuY-
Tuesday. geptember 9th, 1879
between tho hours d nine O'clock IN inc iore-
p00n and fiYo O'clock Ia tho afternoon OF That
day, II the kiahst house door " The town Of
Tnseumbia, AlileE eouuty, Missouri, and
while the Circuit c0prf Of Miller county isin
session. expnse 10 sale a. pubic hncti0n 10
ihe highest bidder for oash 81 hand. ~ the
fghf, litla, interest and estate 81 the said
I0ofna3 Armstead, Of, Ia and
70 me foliowipg iesaribod real estate Situated
"a thsegunly d Miller aud STATE q Missouri,
70 vii; asa
One hundred and nxsy Aeros east half west
halt secnon %, tSwfssip So. range Is,
levied upoa and 20 be sold 10 satisfy SAID.
eSecution aud costs. al \
r. s. MILLKR, sheriff.
Osage Valley banner., 1879-08-21

.sH ..lceI - ,a2yo y ZOO N "a eA,Ca
gEsis s'zsH ava sWWCG
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-20
How They Ran.
OIL Gn Derrick.

Old Skinner is Q great lover OF war
"reminiscences, and is no. slow to tell OF
his own exploits in that way. As with
most men who pride themselves on
war record. Skinner also gives the best
aide Of his tales to his own army. be
was telling ono Of his grandchildren re-
Gently Of famous battle in which he
wss engaged. His description OF the
flying balls. booming Of cannon and
charge OF the troops was very vivid, and
the little boy listened with increased in.
tsrest. At last, whom Skinner stopped
10 All his pipe, the little boy asked:
"And did the enemy runf
"Did they runi" said Skinner. "Grsai
Scott, how they did runl Ny dear boy.
thsy ran 20 like thunder that We ran
three miles to keep out Of their way. an
II We hadn't thrown our guns away.
they'd have run over as. sure
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-20

NEVADA (Cal.) Transcript: The night
watchmen at the North Bloomfield mine
have some funny experiences. The
other night about ~ o'clock Q woman
residing in the neiehborhood. who had
been whiting at . neishbor's, started to
return homs alone. As she was passing
the claim, shs was suddenly brought up
standing with . couple Of rsvolvers
pressed against her face. Looking along
the barrels, abe discovered at the end OF
each. with finger on the trigger. q man.
"Och," said the woman placing her
arms akimbo and retaining her vonted
squanimity. "what are ys spalpeens
drivin' at : Go long wild yeez, and next
time 20 havsn't better use fur pop-suns
shaye them" the rest 10 too funny to
relsts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-20

Ar the dry goods store: "Mme wishes
-" 81 want q pair Of garters."
=" Here are some pink ones. That's the
color worn most this year" "Oh. they
won't do for me. You see my furniture
IL blue, and they won't match"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-20
MACHINERY FOB SALE.
FOR SALE,
AL ru-
Machinery and Buildings
-,nes.u. 70 M
Woodville g. & s. NJ 90,
sss..s.a :. Geld n'il n,.,.s Ds-
IS sf 'ssiss, rs-viss ,s

- - . .o~,,pr, vp,c~rov.
S s,..tes N.eS;as oopsistinS q
one direet sSung ceam hsIrS, I,.,, ~ n.s n.
poxes $50 s lssss W. ~ W. IA ns.sss.
foona roPe' Mlsr uv ,..,.- ~ Ho, .ss .rohs~tseS-
ing nss' IVY 49, oosr. Sssd nnnsns bo{iT
49,. - kssS N.Y. nistes and doom. coca.
.ionu. 'o ksS ~ ,;,e,,,dinc sii ths briefvU1f.
Rnx.,,on SI,,. ~, snd simssrs. siso tVo NanIiH
s,ns ,0us.,I" hsionSsns 0Ts - s1S So,st. -
'seonS~8ns nuppst.yslye-gssrsd Pumping
inelndina gurface bob and four hundred ~ -
m hv no inch puup rods, with strapptnf pjak1es
four Piuneer Pumps, e.ineh diamstess t{eee
strots. ma ons i6inch Bucket Pumpi slss.
40 fsst einch column two Fine boilsfS con.
~. S;tS the team pips belonging 70 pnAp
sSpSins. S ana brick vork around boalsrs. s, -
oompists lnsw.j .T..l .g.ls
Fdr rthNFou, Ninins Csrs. 4 lot Of old plske,
..soJs NJ Srsiis ons ssfsty Gaze and chaiR
sos .sms - lHl17'
os ss.x mn. ud.,,c. srd puupiu~ lnslBs
pn,,HIno n1no.n - The nav hoistinr wosk1.
ineIuoins The esilows :.s,s.,. s-,hins hplts,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-20
PR01EssIONAL CARDS.

HrrrRous OXIDE FOR THE PArNLrss
IN KItrscnon Of Teeth. llwork Ffrst Cisss
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-20

PHYSICIAN AND susotos.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-20
BRICK! BRICKI
mHoxAs aALLAaaKs Is PRIRARxD
j TO furnish
FlRoT.cLAoo BRICK,
In lots 10 suit, st low rstss. I
Yard-Oppeslte Julis Nine, Virginia.
= mass. CaIlahas, Yeee0aa.
SPECIAL NOTICE,

nRNpoRFF 3 MAoEE BEo LEAVE fc
~ notify the public that thsy .Ms n,vs s.igsn %
piTER J. DUNNE, Who viii continus ne =
loon = ncrstoiors. All peltis. hsytnE avs siaSvSss
s1inss n = The nrm sf oRNDoRlr Z - MsSn. n.
VIII pjssse pressnt them on OF os'ss "
virr.nis. Nsvsda. June 4, 1879. =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-20

OTIcl AND RESIDENCE -2IPosIrs
~ tie Nxvs ofaos. Main strsst, Gold HUI.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-20
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

AN IxANrNArfoN OF ALL TEACHERS
"A whoss Certtncates have expired. and Of all
persons VINO wish Certificates authorizing them
70 teach In the Public Schools Of Storey county.
win bs bald q the
THIRD WARD SCHOOL HoUsE,
VIRGINIA CITY.
Jsas Sosh ana July las and I'd.
oommsncing punctualiy a 10 A. 4. each day.
Oandidatss Tor examination viii Be required 70
b prompt in thsir sttsndancs.
T. b. JANEo,
suy't Public Schools storsy County.
cAsestsiS snd Ms~Yvts eosy. aSh
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-20

TuonAs Tnuxs recently asserted that
he had been kissed by million OF wo-
men, 70 which q Connecticut woman re-
sponded, "that II he ever tries to kiss
her, and she finds II out. she will snni-
hilsts him betvsen her thumb nails"
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Pep N9r5 Hcer. Vessels ant RtFrpTt7
-ArrEUAT Arrl ID 1870
TIE STATE or TRADE.

rrvq7po0l Ap-l 10 -pork-Prue Ness Easter1. steady
a. '-t' Western -t.aiv 40 -. BasOn-Cum1er3nd CUT
Am q. 5r short UB dun at 2c 3d.. Long Clear luu al
2G. Clear dul u ~ HAn.-LoEs ,at da. , A. a.
EHrrl .sNy 10 50 Prime Moss -fedv Al I'D
IarI-Prme W.ajem duh AZ %. It.Ow-P lmo tlJ
ami NJ 3I. Turnrgf4ur--uuta. tull a. 2-. Nnsin
common u bf Fine steady 30 lo6d cheese aaer-
frsn loile fuU lt Ul duI AZ 80. Flour Ett'
-t4te tul 80 l3 fd Wlcat-sprng, so dil at l"l No
% -ur,u~ f11 No sod. NeF Western Winter uul 90
"a V.w southern Winter steady 40 83d. Cou-New
s.ys .t.a.v at trlL per roHtal Dd Mixed 'iodiY az
4 : t o,r GENITAL tCtiuu seed DleIoW Auertln 'tta3y
st SOL. Hg-u- Common. London, steady a. t"l up
p.ufiue-- lrits. London. steady - ~ ~ . - .
r-rp,.r ,1r Ia 1880 DE- W-Eac1n. 90 per cWf- for
& ,I.. clear Sful.r- TaI.0w 80 bG. per cyt -
IIvrtpnof- Aur.. l. D u-plrts 0f luIptlI3 80 OH.
par .-yf. Common E1-lu. & ut
IDsuny AJril lJt p U.-Reunod Pet7oiouin' b 'u pei
ytf TIu-,.I Dl. 800 ID prr fun --..
Ayrvrr Auul lg.-r-rrselm. 2Ls francs 'or un' pale
American I.lgnlused 81 -uls dorn- per 90 SloA
uAqBl.G Agr lJ.-4rd closed at 80 MARKS Der -ou 70.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21

DrIrAo Ara 9-Fiour fairly active and arn. wheat
20 mi demand ''g' OF ne e4T 3i 4'ka2 Tp'.k -.,
NuNauEre spring gua--i 900 d ld 30 dot y-e. 30
DuluH 81 .u " l.is N'4er' 45er'f go. ' IN , m -r m W..
OIr So gult.d 900 i- i2c oats lu.ef, --rfn 70 '-c
B1a 0 .. canada 7Jip5c Hve NEGLECTED Ne-.ern nomi
Alcohol rt at - o' F-- 1i .ir'1i r-li' 1-'AA1-''
Wl,al J-.e. .oru. 3c. Oats .4'. io A.T efE ,,.,.
nnsatlrf Dlt generally ug4es No. ,ACI pHas 80
4s'-[G ia r" I,iae 5a tcair ana rrm -tc. cash
"a :a.7.c Mav e5a-r juno hyr ea'er at io.tf' &c
i3y r'.g @ %. 40 ' ~ ..9 ~ aay - 1--srs9 So June
iari arr 1casc lHt ..i.r DAeI Sa ~; S s17l @ - u ~
short Rir. 455c short c BE eoc "'sEt} 'e'af '1" --
o5Itsirt Aarl lelfoar Gr Wheat t ,'oav -ita
far demand yea ana mr ~ ~ .'. ''5. tt' ., % 80
barley 10 ilr lomini at 900 pa or D. .L i1l. 4i.ei'
bgt alm 90 ture % 23 Lari air lrh'nl o' -' % 49,
'sc Bu. A'a', qui't Dni f mn -t '"iri i ' Ec
,teaey Ia AR 'S- 'T-', la baftr a9-er. Fansy
creamery. 1ig2lc Choice Westera Rer'' j. sc Da'cs
Wit- sit4s'.c. HewIr',la'. sac. Hogs luI and IN
casassi t-, , 30 ~ , 1rtrs Wne.t ooci-i steady
d,,lue,l 4c cos,i alm. No A-"%uAe" uit. '-l' 10
So, SO Io 75l-c So. do. n - Reflected Jio com
gi.t lnd v-sk TO- d. 45-aajf r. Barley Quiet bat arm
So -puur u1ma ally ."'efg. e. FroUtl'4s quiet qua
lover Nr-s fark qgot og 20 55 Ll5n Urine steam
TllL4D-lIWs. Apnl ,5-tl.HF lls' @ @Niln,r ~ E%A55l %
PANTY 9'4-1; : ana ooi !, = a. Ch6ics ar -il6
n1,at 81 50. ONO 10 Cuoce. 81 so, Winter Whrat
a. Isl 75S.ls7-. Corn Ne. ean ~ - so, free %
board r 6,'n.{ zine - l6xl 9 y,nis
ei on sack aud 10 gam ispoLsl l1sesl 3 reuusranl
md ,oatlsra ~ tr-s 'n3 ~ gan i'R't FL 80
'or ri ia. nrr-PsnusJv vsnil AMI Western, lIa'sei
"ts on rr.rs and Iu gam depot tOHtlo, do steamer
DO 4lst-c 10. IN elevator. 81 agi1c' southern hc!.w.
sa ait-d do fssiS sa la elevator. i3 ae oats IN
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21
THE MARKETS.

0A|"NIAI- = II-- u \ ~
As HT--iJ iJriet. uucbanesi
COFFEE Ilu quiet. rak. u0mn1f unchanged ordinary
90 prime llrsHr- u 10 sale, her. but ln NrN
orleans 200 heubeus pr vate terms Mild
Grades Cfl-f. unchanged
CuTrON-t.urt. unchaneNi Mddiing plsn1' llti-c.
500 srsuinrl all 'lr sni7uur Delivered
contract 500 t.aops 81 the ports day - y
4 a-.uaf a. $50 tus frr list week llT taV las
vr.r Fltr- o IG penn. lower an fairly scuTe,
iast rv~nra 500 bal-s ra-isrFr-t Cil-MaTi J. 81
Sb JIy !. I4l9. August .8iE -epsemb-r l3O3 Octo-
br D. 90 November. lib % j. lIlu D-c-mh-r, 100
Total suU baIo-. ~-cond, ALA lr. llT6. MAY. IS
IISi juno. l2. lLui JulY. l24., lLlt August 4-il B.
september. I-.Ua I2.o4 Octobef llis lltI N,'-npor
IO- December 4lU4. HOB lLU+ totil f,fno bales
Also today April ll7OaI 70 Mar l.Sla Lso Iuns
/ g7uI-d4 luy. d. I8I22I August. 227 6i235 sep
temDer Il.gT0I2OG, October. lIf5eI l5l November
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21


LlvvHyoot. April lJ-l.3O p o~-Tl,re IA moderate in
Gurv f1- COTTON which IS raeir supplied Idtug Jaaud-.
200 blrs f.r .prclaou i1 export E.,e.p,, OOn ples,
including LOO b1rs American Iifr.' l.d tlrA'er ip-
49,, 4l.,-, es pa ,,., f7I. io Ar.I-t ,.I -.rr.l.
ivRtrOuf tprf. H. 2}l In-Tne -Ia- Cotton to-day
uc."'ed 5.65o naes American. Future, rrn 49,. ,.,-
Mduns .1sc. Good Ordinary. loi'c receipts y oa.os
F,Lusl5ts. Aurl la-Couon quier but wct,nr
II tsr Low Md lh-l -2c Good vrl'} tth no. tr'lp7
bales. Stock IG.3 t,irs.
ding 1c. Good Ordinary II c net receipts aOs bales
4nA4.sToN Pyi l'-gott'R & qtg5 ] s.t T' i 10" %
ccipt. lI3 bales exports the Continent 3O1O bales
CTcrs,T. april - -tor1ol steady Mdaunr ill2c Low
MGlns 80 n ,i L.intfl ~, - ] r1o toi faisI lo
',tlyrsT6S Abr To- cotton held higher. MIddlug lie,
Low Miudue lo3lc Good Ordinary. O'5f net receipts
LorrvrLlE Arn 10 Cotton ur-n Middlue n ac.
HfNrHI, ADrl l9-yotton quiet ard -tcGIy: N,iflne.
y &c. Receipts jf- bales Shipments go bales sales total
T6HIE Arrti io ~ ORION quiot. wddlne l1'.-. Log
uac exports coastWse G5I bales sales 30" oaes stock
I0.43O bar~ .,,.
il Itc. iSv 5, Nd a ag iic GOOD ornary ioir pc, re-
cepts i52 bales, tr'-. t3- O9.rs 'llor,- u. 80 ] ]I
SoaroiE. Apr. l9-Cotton auet. Mdd'ing. lllic. ner
lIr,, ,rlriI3 A9riia-,.or,Gl i-m uHtims I-r Low
gg2sj bales sacs G7S bales, aL 20 spnuer s5ooS 'i3
=, ,ysAH. April 10 Cotton a.m. WdllnE. ~. Low
Mt.lng Ili. G"oi lriia'fg .o~,r.. net receipts SOB
~ Lorl-. Anrl 10 Cotton lrm anl unchanged Mdtfns
sr Low 1i'df n" ID '-e to''' 'ri mary. io' '1-i'Jt
-Ha Dl,r. shipments '15 Oaesi s-le' to-A' 10 'ae'i
as p .2 c2oq -ar aT 2@'os e no5 rd5s5,. j 10y
bales. sales. 40 bales Stock. -.5a5 Daes.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21

LONDON. Aprl l3-T1s F-r-r7i.t SAYS " BANK hls 60
ia 90 three months aro quoted st t nor Gems discount
Iut trade bills three months no 2H2 cent discount
LONDON April l1 l2iN pH.-C0ns0' 9- f'r mourv .J-sfs
f0r he rs. bonds flur halt per IuS
four ,"Ii lji'- Ten Orle lJSs Aew uyrs lUt Lis
itAl"tT SHARE N NeF ''r'-r cAi-' 'isol' So rem
LONDON. Aprl lf-3 n ru Tho amount NJ button gono
into mo Bank of England sn balaucs TO-DAY q $1,000
InNuoh, Apu 4J-slJ Dn-~ohsos J7lI. Tor both monor
nuf tlH account
LONDON. Ap-I r1-f o. m.-r1r-' at--ees 1nof. per
rrut-- at Ili irauct 30 c-nlur- aroOGu@
FtGI7 April 4tLE-4-lgs London. - francs - -
Times .ul checks.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21
Bralss ano fgu0ers.

CRATES AND TENDERS.
~ Tho large, msHuficturDfs of Ia Low crates
either hard ,utt Cnt aumUiag lHi tarh.
mont. Brass op,u epatge, vii aldr't3 sld basket
crates wOOt fires Bras, Ferurrs Frs 4ud coal
IlSO. Vi aatgue aHu sOHeru dr, grs.
Wholesale And RETAIL
Estimates giypu 20 builders. lgelfacts
J. >. CONONEl q Co.. SOC anI 80 CsnaLst " Y
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21
rHIRD CAIL--2:30 O'CLOCK p. VI.
sArrrnAr. Ami -. N.

The bank statement for this week reflects q
continued aow OF currency 10 tlis monetary centre ai
though the loss duri z the week OF about s2,-oooOo
currency bv the ~uTreasurv indicates tbat so much OF
the gains of the inks from Treasury di7hurse-
mants. The total reserve was increased S4i9S.4oO 4;
mi. resulted from gain OF $50 700 egaenders and
"a loss of SOS 300 specie. The loans were expanded
e7Os 4OO aud the circulation was increased S23loo
These hgures Justified increase in deposits OF $3.50
100 greater than the increase reported ei95l3oo The
result of tuo weeks movements is increase OF e26o
SO IN he surplus reserve making II now f9lo39oo IN
excess If legal rc0uirements against surplus oi 9I'
6O4,j5O April 20, 1-7s.
Compared with the corresponding date Of 1873. the
present 81 ltemcnt shows Loans decreased S962 100
scri. decreased, S170603OO: lega'euders increased
- 4S6IOO; deposits decreased. Sl79s44oo; crcula-
tion decreased S361 700 The total reserve tS59.547
7oO now 20 - per of the total deposits against
2s last week and 1871 for April 20, ISIS The fol
lowIug are the com parit1vc totals;
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21
BANKING IND FININCL4h

It's reliably said that some Of tie customers Of
Alex rockingham X Co.. brokers. y Wil-st.,
Ncu-Yolk. Lago made 500 within thlrty days, from
au Investment OF about 600 rockingham = Co.
are thoroughly re stable send tor their Wses.B IL
alHrial L.p0r', sen. free.
HOLDERS or ELZAnErH CRY BoSDs viii please
communicate with
DANIEL 4. MORAN,
40 Waii--t.. Nev-York.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21
THE MONEY MARKET.

orrycr4I REPoRT v y STocF EycFAY7F SALTS
Asrepsr,ed M ne cold 1ud stock telegraph o.
SATURDAY. APRH "a. 1879
GOFERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21
sry,eSs si0.ss.



rrrsT BotRD-1Dt. O'CLOCK ~
Israna Is oea list IS "op f''e' ge' -is
Dis s.,, @. g '-''' |c.-GSLC I'd ioo....bJ. IS
2se.,,, iii. .9 t's'' s'' p. & NJ isr 500 be Gle
I8o' .5s, Tq,S WaD ISL ., loo.---..o q 81 /, T.
ns La'9s >rl' r. g Vac I., ~ T. Chi s y " It r1et
esa, is. oos Y sialarea Soap,a 4,5--.55. Ga
roa'S -s''' 81 To. 8 wa I'd k cerirs. p hot n
! Cen, Aaaal i$oss s@s '..--.. . ia1 59lsS i5
S-j cen, Inc W. 5oqs S.. cA's 4 4 Il l. 1. ,as
Mi t~tre.a- CON sE go -,.. r Il TO- .1'i Is
>sSo, so,G pr..iS66 5aeSt Vi 5s5eru .,t l5'65c. l8
,5a1 ES'."1ea los 1000 sN'"nP593 POS G. NJ 81 81 rpfs
SSo61 100 GIea Western 1d 500 ... s8's
log3- H., ',S 1000 \ ''l 5.t. 35o BE- 55e
II IS aI,''N so TFEw WD Del L4ss 6 West
D&H leg ad,sal ,oolfo a ls.oo .oo js....oe. 81 i
t01u...-.-. 80 loooe...-, -..7 .t"" @ @ 5ia<
A35 Ho5s 100 6 5gn9 aor. r.. b. l-.'s s,.
ioI0 .. $50 Fourth Natl 6aus Kansas Pacific y
r-og- con % ~ Bpk Of America caese o lat Pref
T.- d, iis .a' @ = i.z1re., stI Ili&-o ~.
is, ,iorr le 6 10. AZ 4o1----'e' ,s+
p t NJ Jo -.-,opv Mar l. & N Cal 4Oo....--.. lo<
Lac Sion. Con standard Nu cs POO pc. l9''
24.. rz ii Del ,oo .aasoa o' tc st ' Fist r.e
10000 ..-..-. s91 loo 90 I'll De- t'f -, rs r Pref
s-aaa Is. "a .o' a 700 '...oo. ae ,.-.e ,5+
s southern ..5 5l3 oa. 's -tINcN .. d. NJ N'sP
NJ .' w io5-.-oe.ioss.. Ms.a.ria., ~.
l-aS lI.s.S Bliss aos, -S ... r.5. oeat.s.
CO. .sca.-,. -.5 pao.e l'aa s. Louisville IS yam
.1.s.'7'' a zs- zos --..ta..ts...a ,-fo1. fo1 ....ss
1r-.laa. .r..- cisy.g PTS. E ,.lso
-.5-as,5. ee+ To-. IL.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21

ANHIIE STAR LINE.
W CNIrTD STATES hVD ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
tDH = EEN~pDWN ASD LIVERPOOL
NOTICE. Ih- st-an-rN ~ tlis Lao as- nr lne N)u;s
reC.urItr y Lieut. Azalv u - y. Jot tAe Ols"4zi
ard hG0rrlri rovas-s
UIaat f.. - .o. Kgan-ir SATURDAY. Aq~t 2} ~.51l
AUa.I AuIl. d, ~. 4,0- 1p-.... IHFr7rar. A. p
BALTIC Can. psrs-t .daY. ftF 10 SOD Fl. NJ
FROM rlG WH.rE STAR DOCK, EOJr JE ". lJEd.
ST
These steamers nnorfn ana un-lfDlssoiIu ~
rulalurlf- Tls -.ntrr11fns ur Int BIth.
plscol lnlishtp, m1tou al,
esb 'oL llurls srs u C0m.Urt htacftJ stt4l1J.s
KAIE--sHn5h az ant 300 ste,ra.A SIt Return
urketa % f1vnrepls r-rns
These stelm-rs t4rrr 4rit -stte sheep. norp,sA
EsrI-UNUuu ~ tHf f.ntr htot ipl'y lt -
C0mpiuy- JGco NB 81 BristSty. tsv YORK 0r lt0 MAJ
Ea-sf. PG..a, .iIAA d. ). oDtttr. Astut.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21

RIO ,Srrr0 April I9-C0GucH trsrr guet prices main
t-.i r0 change G0ot sjs. J-HO 5tyn raia lef lo -
-ASfd- Ami. iaConcc D. spoaC 900 rpls per Io k.os.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21
sAA sEA~,Is,o eLosIsG PRICES OF MINING STOCKS.
Yrstsrlsv TO-DAY YESTERDAY. To-iav

The v Ivcrurout bond market some what excited.
with the prices the per cents 10 IUC-- .ud
I'D and tho 43' Gp tJ lOb4 bin Tor coupons IIe
IO4Os offered lover. ana INC - or 1891 declined
= DElrirt or Co IInbla ,6Js advanced tu s-14 ana
co.od a. 325s AIu.Erd are the cOang quotations.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21

The following n comparative abatement OF the
ports of specie from the port Of NawYorE 20 foreign
ports from January 1 90 this date. for period OF
, 1879-07-24

and who was often found dancing with
the hurdy gurdies.
Sixth Any man who, after taking
few drinks, would pin his ears back and
walk around from place to place, begging
Tor some one to step on the tall Of his coat.
There were several other misdcneanors
which came under the Sackers' notice,
wn'ch will not mention here. The sack
isvery mild and yet very convincing to all
who come under the heal OF Dcadnors,
and If few lodges of Sackers were organ
lick OIL the Sound there would be fewer
dead beats. tramps and Others who make
night hideous; in fact this plan is a puri-
tier in Its way. S. r.
, 1879-07-24

door-yard, or vine TO cover the bars
and weather. beaten walls of the house
Here sons and daughters were grew.
ing up in ignorance, and, with such
surroundings, passing the spring and
freshness Of their lives. And ! have
said, Is it any wonder that these up.
lovely places are forsaken for tie
rudsss society and coarsest an,use-
ment that can be found elsewhere /?
Is it any wonder that out of such
such schools as these there should yo
an element of lawlessnsss, misruIe
and vice, to corrupt and destroy
everything that is lovely and Of good
report :? Who are to convert
these drsary and doleful homes into
places Of order and beauty, till thew
shall win their inmates away from all
the coarse and dissipating attractions
outside and bind them there, where
refinement and purity and peace have
their dwelling place ? The daughters
OF our land that arc now receiving
the right education and culture. II
it be true, as most are willing to al.
low, tnst, "the hand that rocks the
cradle rules the world" it is most
important that that hand should
beguidsd by knowledge and wisdom,
and it should bear rule, not BY force
and violence, but by discretion, ten.
derness and love, and that, like the
lily which it sometimes rivals, is
should be the unfailing sign and sym-
bol of truth and purity. They that
rule there, and thus, are worthy Of
all honor; and they that train and
fit our daughters for this rule, come
behind no others in their claims up.
on our gratitude and affection.
, 1879-07-24
HOME TRAINING or CHILDREN.

The tenth annual catalogue of the
St. Helen's Hall school, Of Portland,
is before US. The following extracts
from Bishop Morris address ws
deem worthy of careful p0rusal:
We have still to lament, in too
many cases, the want of firm and in.
talligent support of the discipline of
the school on the part OF parents.
This is very observable in the mat.
ter of absence from school. Tho
thought that seems to prevail in the
minds of many of the children, is
that attendance at school is chiefly
for the benefit Of the teachers; for
them they study; for them they re-
cite. That a childish mind should
take this view of things is not so
wonderful; but that parents should
seem to share it, is a matter of some
surprise. And yet parents and chii,
dren are constantly combining to Sc
cure longer and more frequent ab-
sences, and both are more pleased
when the child has gained another
day from school and lessons. Aside
from the manifest loss 70 the children
themselves, which such course must
bring, there is an injustice to the
school and to the teacher, that ought
to borne in mind in such cases. Ev.
cry single petted and INDUCED child
is an example constantly put for
ward by dozens and scores of others,
who are always on the lookout for
weak place in the bonds of discipline
through which they may escape. So,
too, must the faithful teacher make
up, as far as possible by added at
tention and toll, for neglect and ab.
sence, due to parental indulgence
and weakness. "This is vanity and
vexation of spirit"
This leads me to speak more fully
of the relations of home and to the
school. These relations are very in
innate and important, and deserve
most careful consideration. The
idea prevails with many people that
the school should be substitute for
home; and that, where proper home
training has been neglected, or its
teachings have wrought harm, and
hardened even childish nature into
selfshness and insubordination, there
the school teacher is to come in and
make amends for q II this wrong do
ing. Parents say, 81 want my child
taught good manners at school, for l
have no time to do it at home," or
81 hope you will teach my daughter
to respect her mother, for l have not
been able to do it," These sad con.
fessions are frequently made, and
they show an utter Misrepresentation
of the true province Of the school
and the school teacher. The school
can in no true sense take the pl ace
of home, and only in few and e1.
ceptional cases can it mako partial
amendment for the serious and life
long injury received before the child
first entered school room. A wise
and faithful teacher can in some
cases, doubtless, so something to cor
rect this early evil bias, and, by vig-
ilancs and patience and unfailing