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I'D NV MA THE Old RELIABLE
STnNJ\(,JDN LINE

COSNECIING WITH ALL POINTS EAST.
NOT a TRIP MISSED I" hE\LN CONSECUTIVE
NIAIS
The clegant steamers SioNlNGION RHd NNEUA.
CANHE11 leave Per 30 ost River boot OF Jayt at $50
Il. ~ daily except sundays.
special rrstcla-- limited tickets, good ouly on 10
tram Stoning ton THIS line iUm NcHl ok 10
l,etOu for 81 50.
Tckots or sale all principal ticket onces. Stacrooms
at offices 81 WrsrO INpfch- COMPANY hnh al Nos
and 337 Broadway and at Metropolitan AMI fh Avenue
Hotel ticket offices. ........ 49,.
PROVIDENCE LINE. FOR fREI6HT ONLY.
steamers ELECTRA and GALAIEA leave Iier 80 North
foot Of Wancnst daily except sundIyS) At r. IL
for Providence direct
Freight via either line taken at lowest rates.
g. ". FILkINS. q. i. ACT T. =. BALt 9th IItft
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Northwestern |

HE ~ Alton
loo. .bcn3. SIA
- J Southern Il Il
AUO...bC. )
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rhIE aud Wis'rI.iS ,niiIioA0. Arrangement OF
ga a.. ne Iu4ti ard th!+l-o Day Express Drawing
oom Coaches 10 jInao and Su. crns.p. Bridge.
a. n CON- co. ecg Viii fa-t ra.ns t. ITO VS. aad -oHti
Iuluan's best Draw iugTcou S'etrihg oac's &" Eut"
Cos, through lg1chr:t hGnair. Nlaait ais 'nrlA
MAJ and Chicago without rhAnEc 'i'o Hoie Dining cas- 10
' = y. il rmsraur train ,or the Wet.
Ins ie9 ,, SEa@ o 5j!'t pj2 Mt IA
D. ~ aLi T. midnight s.u'',sy nights only. sundays 9ij
d" Rn,,Iotd rarl AMI rassac o. - 10, 1915 ~ -
noon ia . 3IJ, $50 81. g. ESQ p. 10 +. M l. Midnight
SUNDAYS, {, $50 lo-l a H.. ;lJ t@o M 2nd y mlnsh
m II midnight Snrdi,H, e. -a', tsl5, 1913 li'
Surcfu g. 1I5 1918 a. ~ Ia. @ij, -. g. .; m, - mid
night. Sunday. g. $50 1913 .. NJ 49, tjO p Al, and
toIn~ai 7.ti @ N $50 43op. sundays. S:aoa H.
NtattTGaS1e Is a ~ 49, SOP. NJ. euudays $50 a. M
l,oshrn H. 1l5 3 lU:iJ o.. NJ, $50 80, 4:3o, p Ia
sun,ays. g. $50 lU:l5 .. D., go. T.. ~:
daSl HS iGi - N go D. ~ The a. M and 4sop
H. trans connect III New.YOrk and O5Teso Midland Rail-
rfi Jrr.s !5 o. 1919 m. $50. @, p saudty'
$50 !u.lj a H., ESQ and =. ~. -,.,,
piF6iif, n m sd - minutes rlnrr man ahoya
tmc tfans lea, us Chamgcl,t on quarter nous leave
II g. w. ting vii" Trims Iet'hs 'nano",ss ISL At 10
Pict t Tor passage FOR apartments, IN Dnng
aud ccIiu Coa,hc DC obtained amt ofdcis ioI tho
fcrs No. 3s inl - Of o51 Utoal~uy y u 40.
5G1tiits BROOKLYN or q thc COMPANY o. pci- --
flrrrs Trans the Wet nirSo IN NewNoik at i:!o
H. ID JN0' y AbB0Tr Gent Pa. r Agt. New York
NORTHERN RAILROAD or NEW-JERSEY.
Trains leave for EngleW"oi Cioscr lr'mon ami Nyack
SUNDAYS a. NJ and go .. M Tho l. 20 =. M train viii
leave 80 minutes later eafurday nights.
Manuel Npung valley aud Moasey. = 9i5 n NJ 40 p
n l. L. x.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAlLROAD-Great Trun

i Lno NHd IU-'|d NtaI'I N1'I lloulr."Un 1t.1r
Jlnuar - 1870 Trans lS1r" hcwNorE Via ptsb and
Cortland Street Ferries follows.
Express -burg PtfsbUIC, TIE West and SOUTH
win PuLmsn Palace Cars attach,d aud $50
daily.
connecting Corn 0r iitu-.i rtfOcum Centre and tho
on nrelmi-. WttIaispuIt aud Lock litv y, 9 D. N.
Balur'oie. Warhugtlh Sui the south, lIWi"I washing
ou FNprrss 81 IulLlin Prur dolly. except SuIaj
10 mt arrive Washington a." T. Regular at 4"iD and
20 n aud lOp sunday. 4jU - IL AHA 20 p W. For
Ialt.iuoTS y except sunday. $500, - go, 80. ia, >,
Fxrr,s- oI PhisGclphir ~ $50. N2@ 20 imitcd II
a M $50 T. o. t. 80 20 and 10 sunday. 43O an |
H. ~. D. o. $50 $50 10 p Emisiant ani secoui
Eo3 of roo' yn AnacN' connect with all through trains
at Jerrv cav. atorlug speedy and direct transfer fOs
Iroorly travel -. ,..,o.
IN dsi'y Vlo A. IN. C:2J D. dLy except Monday: from
WasInrinl aud Bdltinnf. go a. a., =, 800 100 1910
M S,t'iav fjO q. H. and 1910 p. fIWn Philadelphia
40 10 40 1910 GOA ., 3jn. 400 G:20 $50 aud
Io!o m SUNDAY 49, COB lO4u, IljD ~ IN, O.2D. 1910
u. ,. .t NJ, r,.,,-,u - .-,.- IT,.
oui f II .sbrus-t. AMI cortland ST.; no 81
InLIyn Annex Depot foot Of Fu.tonst Brooklyn Nos
IL liz aud - IGd1'ut iObostu Depot, jersey CITY
~ ~ mi n, kei OGi,c, ~ Battery place
i'"''' !. T.. FARMER q. al Passenger Agent
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

~ eTEAMGIIP LINE BITWEEN NFW.NOHK.
SOUGHAMPTON AND BRFMEN;,o,,ru
COMPANN'S PIER foot 81 SICON u st" hOBOkEN
DONAJ ......... sat. FEB. ~ NECkAli-. SAT- MaIth
pIiEIS .-.. sat. Merch e 81 Eat warren -
RATS OF PASSAGE from NEN-NORk Ia SOUTHLAND
TON. HANRE OR BREMFN: 40,
FIRST CABIN..,.... 500 SECOND CABIN -.-..-.tbD
STEERAGE. So. ia
tickets reduced rates Prepaid htserase cerun'
-,
DEINICls> & co. 4 HpMlpgCreeH.
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IT. THE TRIBINE INDEX:

Y. CYPRUS-TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. ~.
CESNOLA'~ LECTI RFS ON CYPRUS. Illustrated
OVER FORTY EHGRAVINGS. Incc, 10 Cents
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sienmboals auo nallroaos.

FOR NEW-IlANEN, its surroundings and
i an stations on the NOW-IGIR Rost0n AIR Tin,,
DERBY ma N0llh Hampton Railroad. direct esmeIs
JOHN II. STARTS and EIA~l Ct = CORNING leave Pier
Of C0urtlaudt =. every night IN the
week except SATURDAY aTtVo
morning 1.lrnul best facilities Ia S.rugeT.
and frcgt fare 81 excursion, 81 3D. Stns New Haven
Transportation Line.
IOUV II. STARIN. Proprietor.
l EIIlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
IL ARtANGEIES1 OF PhSsENUIH TRAINS, Jan. !.
1877 deIOts foot OF COuraudt
a. $50 IN, Night Eypre.s daily Tor Easton bethlehem
Allentown sfauch Chunk, NlkcstafTe pittsiO1, l.
Rochester. UuaaO
the west Pullman sleeping coaches attached.
ROBT n. -AIRE, Supt and Eng'r.
General EASTERN once corner church andl
CIIAS. H. CUMMINGS Agent.
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THE MONEY MARKET.

7FJYCIAL REPORT " y 8TOCR EXCHANGE SALES
Asycportei M the Gotd dad Stoct 75iegraph ~.
TUESDAY, Frh ~ 1879
COVERSuENT STOCK DEPARTnENE
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NEW-JERSEY sQTTrHERN RAILROAD
Commencing February J. 1879 Leave New.York. foot
Liberty At &C.. H. Il. " y. J Tor
sandy Hook, Highlands ard seabright, l5a IN
Highlands Seabrght Long branch. Toms River and
Philadelphia, ll:t6 q. IN, 800 u.
NincaBd, Bridgeton ana Atlantic cay. ll;@5 n.
WaTelOwn BafbegaI and IucserfOn. 400 T. NJ
MN. - SSEDEk
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For Young Ladies-Brooklyn.

Mrs. I. JFRNFGAN BOWEN, 40 On
WI ton.st BROOKLYN. gives instruction III muse ara
modern uguages ana private lcssOns th!r Ir'jt't
ladies whose early instruction III EDHsA has Decn deice
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and bridgeport a. II p IA.
RAL1 MORE AND ONO RAlLEOAD.-
- Leave Ncw.York from foot u Desbossr' ana court
landtsts. $780,
20 m for Washington Columbus, Cincinnati. indanap
Ui-. Chicago West. N'hmOud, Charleston ana h
south Pullman cars from Baltimore to Newark Ohio ana
Chicago.
Loo for Washington and the west and the South via
Gordou5yilc. Pullman fom Ncwlotk 10 baltimore ann
Washington mating close connections Tor psbIrE 'ucn
natl Iniiina Louisville amt It. lOuis. lTOu.l Pullman
Baltimore Cincinnati ~ Louis aud PttsDurS, ana
from Washington "a Augusta and savannah m
1000 T. iail" for WasEngion the south aud West Pun
man .cepers from Baltimore and Warrington.
making connections Zoe Chicago Cincinnati Inl'tnapo
lis Louisville. Louis Columbus ltisbrg, the south ami
southwest Through Pullman cars from Baltimore - thcn
Washington with for Is
Florida, Kew Orleans and the south 49,
through tickets please call ~ COnnanyA once 80
York and At ticket Offices foot of COuftdhlt
ana Deshrossca-sts ard Depot, Jersey tty.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO HANSAS NEBRASKA
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1tlSlruCIlon.
For Boys ana Young Men-City.

For Boys ana Young Men-City.
4 DNFRTISERS! ---...,,,,-,-, o.,,
y SEND Y0uH ORDERS FOR THE TRIBUNF' snd
ALL FIKSGCLASS CITY JOURNALS ~
ONE OFFICE. ,.,
BROWN & PULVFRMAN, LESS Brcad%ay. NGW- , ON In,
send copy advertisement when asking ioI u"
formation
Ivnivcrsitv Grammar School. No. LIS Broad
way near 2d.st Primary Commercial and ,Ias7vhi VI"
pariInonts. NJ ". HOBBY. ". l. AKIN, a NJ lIihc!"S
For YOUNG Ladies-Citv.
4 MRS. and MISS STEERS'S SCHOOLS, Nos
~ T. East 7tlst ard 20 West l6.hsl
AMERICAN KINDERGARVEN and Normal
~ School for MOihcrs and Teachers. EMILY II. cor"
PRINCIPAL 1ra Originator q New '!AodS HHd MAJ -
Editor OF kHGcig:ltcn EGc2Lnc' For N@tLlu tI luz
Information send ~ Room 20 Bible House
For Both Scxos-Citv.
nR. +. SAUNEUR'S School of Languages,
u l4Sl Broadway. Ncw-Y orf CteSrS in French GCl
nan and Italian morning afternoon AVID evening ~ ~ e
school Private instructor a. The residences o puP ~
SUMMER Norma ~chcU az Amherst College opens iIN D.,
Circulars VIII De ready March 10 foI particulars buI'AS u!
lctJorto Cr. l. SAuNFUR
EINDERGARTEN
IN aud TLE>fENTAR CIASsTS Of Professor J, kra1s
EENINNEY far kindergarten teachers November J.. 70
fessor r1us Oua ~ first uropaC3or~ ~ the hiEr
nsrttu I'm Amer kTau- Buetc uuh aud 60 work.
q IrOobe g assisted 10y an experience OF "cNy
years IN Germaly England ard Amerca.
MISS BALLOW'S English and French school
vi for Young Ladies' aud children. No . East 2-dst "h
reopen OIL THURSDAY. september %.
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TffCil Steamers

A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
"a Tho Iny Transatanc Line sailing under the AMERI-
can FLAG. sailing every Thursday from Phadelpma.
BRITISH EMPIRE SANS III UE5DAi, Feb. 20 a m
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TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL

STEAMSHIP IItI.
FOR ST. rHONAr PARA. PEENhMBUCo. BAHIA,
AND mo d. JANEIRO. Connecting AT 81. THOMAS
with German STEAMER, tor PORTO RICO and SPANISH
MAIN ne Now irst.elaSs steamship CITY or no DE
~ y IIO CAPTAIN Weir will sal aDpyc uuIts
WEDNESDAY, Mar-l al T. n. Freight AT low rates taken
fItI"tS
Freight must paid advance. height TcceVoi al AT
times al R0bnItss Dock. Book, H.. 1900. ,.,, , .,,
MS HhNCE IOWEF THAN NY Any OTHER LTNE.
SHIPPERS DESIRING INSVRA nee tAN EFFECT
SAME UNBER OUR OPEN POLICY
EOr freight engagements pa-.ag. having elegant ac-
COuGnouations apply 10 e. II. MALLORY * CO. Agents.
Pierre } I1-tI.
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SECOND CALL O'CLOCK p. VI.
rnIRD cALL--2:3O O'CLOCK p. N.
Goll PIaccr
TUESDAY. Feb. Is-P. N.


The general stock market to-day betrayed an un
usual degree Of fcvershness, while the investments
were generally higher. Following excited open
ing at about the prices current last night there was
decline of about per cent for most of the active
speculative stocks, from which a subsequent rally
left the closing prices only shade below the open.
ing Lake Shore declined from Il g 10 707s rallied
to II b. and ended at 715s. Northwest common sold
at CAL a 63ll aG37s tho preferred stock at $3.50
S0Ad 91G00lo st. Paul common at 42lsG4ls@
418i the preferred stock at $50 SAL sI3s. Central
of Now-Jersey at 463s 4J3s d40A, Del
aware Lackawanna and Western at 54Ss
$685. G5l5s Oils, Delaware and Hudson at 44SS
44344349443s, and Ohio and Mississippi at l24e
l2Gl23812ls. Michigan Central declined from
SGT to ss3l. Wabash was frmer at 22L2G234m
the face OF its bad showing of earnings and ofhe
report that the company cOntemplates the issue oil
70. 900 900 additional bonds. Canada Southern
was steady at 5S0573i, but Erie, after selmgai
2614d257s, rose to 267sG26's.
The transactions in Union Pacific amountedn
5000 shares, with sales OF the close as hgha
8OO797s, after having opened at isle and sold
down to II. Little was said about yesterdays
large transaction, as it had already ceased TO DO
"a nine days wonder" at the Stock Tx
change Central and Hudson and Chicago and
Rock Island were cOnspicuOusy strong, their prices
advancing TO 120G 1l9R and 1850 1873 Gcspees.
lively Chicago, Burlington and Quincy was
per cent higher at 122, Chicago and Alton i2ai
si1t, and Cleveland and Pittsburg 81 at 81 Illinois
Central being steady at S4@i. Western Union was
unusually active, $4,000 shares having Deen
bought and sold between 1Ol, its opening nguit'
and 1919. The final sales were 20 lO4i Con.
corning this stock there was renewal Of the tax
about = stock dividend, but the talk probably hsd
its origin in the advance of the prices, Tor Wmeli
there was no other ASST enable reason Pacific Man
also was active and rose 10 1875, closing at 10 -,
Tao tone If the market at the close was not wen
ciosIug prcn fifteen minutes earlier. when money
Was sharp per cent, il certainly would have befi
quoted strong. but simultaneously with me yHe
m the rate for money 10 per cent prices o s'ooA'
Welded TO q light pressure TO sell
ANNGE OF THR STOCK EAESgr.
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1870
Steamboats, an0 Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on flouSat0nic
ami Naugauck Railroads Fare ST. steamer bIiisIott
leaves Caharincsp daily OSunGays excepted al l3Va IT.
and bridgeport a. II ..
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Art Schools-New-York City.
IRIS. LOUISA b. CULVER

WIN receive pupils painting Landscape, flowers siN I've
china and iecoraon at studio rhc Bella" No 81 East
4Cthst. corner Itlravc.
references MI D. Huntington Mr. Hart, MI james
u. Hart, Mr. 4. l. Bellows
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~ Ferry station N Ecw.Norh foot 81 IIbcrty.7t
Feny station IA Brooklyn T. at ~ !nt0nsf.
Commencing Nov. -, ls15ITins leave Nowlork foot OF
Liberty ~. a. follows:
d}G a.; For Itmineton, Easou B"'Niderc ManGh
Chunk, T1maqu9, NikcsGlTre, EmiIa. DC. Connects at
Junction " It'll D. T.. ara ". T. r.
80 a. mIUr HISh Bridge Branch. SCh""leys h"nnttln'
.udds l@hr aud Lake I!0patcons. lstoi Ha,ilsb9iI
Manrh chunk IamaIua Uazt!ton, WlAosb+ite Stl-h1''
NlhamspOrt. &c.
1850 o. m and $50 T. m.-ToT Somcfyc aud Remington
T. m.-For Flomnst"n. laston. Nau,h Chunk, Iamaqnl
WE"suaIrc, scranton TunAauroCh, Tdmaqul H?Z liOl.
Eeadiug. IortsNiilr liaru>Durgh. dc.
T.. For Htsh bridge bGdI,I, SthuOlcy hDuntAln,
PuGur axe and iik" uopacpug fa~ton B"lvld'rc AMI
Mauc ChIur. Come II az Junction "lN D. L. ?Hd W. H. H.
a.l y. m daily .-Fur Eaeton Anratown and Harrisburg
40 =. H. For EdsfoE.
tlaiu. % local time tables az stations.
SUNDAY TEAISs-Iriyo at q. m - =. M. Tor Bound
Brook intermediate POINTS aud at $50 D. Tor aston
Bolts Of IN" EoAit "a ETic Annev make connection
JERSEY Cits station irom IooAyn and o Depot,
jersey CITY.
NEW-YORKand LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
" Trains Red Bank. Long Branch ocean Grove,
Sc. az S:lj. li:tj o. m. !, j;l3 =. 'c - nm
Stages coun,, GataHdn ttou 10 aul from KEYrOlE
EREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
councc,As. Lay; foot OK Liberty 81, for IIeehodat
elJ, ll.iJ de- 'a., 4, 5.IJ J. no.
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
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Any Of the above BY mail post paid receipt Of price
w Address nil Tribune, Nsr.iOrk
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EW-YORK. HAVANA and MEXICAN

~ MAIL =. = LINE.
EtCameTsleaVc Pier No 3 North i.'YHf ~ > r. n
FOR HAVANA DIRECT and NfRA Cruz.
Calling az PrOgrcsso. CGmV,a'hy ana tiont'r,, -,
CITY OF WASHINGTON tHayanA onlyl Thursday Fen. ~
CITY OF VERA CHGZ -ItuIlav. hafth
steamer F,D - and Nch - for Vera
MatTr"ros. 1aWptcD IUyi'iu. connection Win
steamer fer Havana, ScW-NOrS and above ports.
'L.NANDitE SUN-. : RrOahWay
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NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL

1Lc.c rrstc'aso steamships salt Ioslsry p III, tron
per SO. a.. %nTth River, a follows . . 49,
Steamship MDtEu CAsi " ~ I;7DA T. Foo -
E;ngmohlp ~A%IiAGD De CGRA---~AItHDAh March l
CATIONS Hqsnrp9:sc ior fht appyto
LAYTON BROS, Agents IA liaNai'.
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RED STAR LINE-TO ANTWERP.

Carving tho Belgian and United states Gai'. SAILING
every ~ DAYS from Philadelphia and New.lorG.
NLpEEIAkD sails IllIE~DAN. Feb. 20 o. 70.
For rates passagc ara other information apply %
PETER WRIGHT SONS General AGENTS. . .
9O- Walnut st. Philadelphia. - Broadway. Ncw.Yors
JbIf< MCDONALD Agent. 8 Iat place. New OK
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DNCIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
DOTTERDAM LINE.

STEAMERS leave jersey CIV. pav onia FerrT.
SCJIIt -......... Mt-iuo- March
pt'i,vIpDA SATURDAY. Mach -
CABIN SGj-47O. Intermediate, S43-$5h. Stceracc. 81
H. GAIA y. General Agent - south Ml.I amst
PUNCH EBNEE co, - south v allan ST., fI'ylt II "a
l. W MONKS 30 Broadway, GcLriGl Passage Agent.
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For Young Ladies-Cisv.

University Grammar School. No. 10 Broan-
I wav near DIST Primary. Commercial and classical De
parjmonts N. ". HOBBY. W. l. AKIN, A ~ lIhc!"S
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~ BGTNE ZEN NFN-G0lk iND UNNRI.
Pier Company new No ~ North River foot Of horonSt
CA%AbA Iigcul VI tf'n"-'iaY Jau ll33l T. m
AMEVToi'E UeOrd WcdUr-d9v March >. =
NDDR " cdhtrddV March 49, = pm
do no. sf''4icC 't-et~
Checks drawn Credit INOnn7 Paris amounts ~ suit
LOO De BEBIA$. Agent No. - Broadway.
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VIII. TIE LATEST NEW NONEL.
SEBASTIAN. fascinating story by katherine Cooper,
bns inst been issued TRI BCNE NOVEL EXTRA NO II
Ibis Extra comprises sixteen pAges Tribune Weekly sLe
iTCe, 10 Cents
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I,NI,rTG STATES MAI. STEhMEps
LnN ~ LIZ slOMN ANn LAENHNNn
FNMAN LINE. ROYAL MAlL STEAMERS.

FOR QUEENSTOWN And LIVERPOOL
CITY OF DICHNUND.......~Arr NDtI. Fca.. - a. m.
CITY or CIF-Fi lit ~ A, lc5 y $50 a. IN
CITY or BkU~~ - .......s 80 ~ march l. II p H.
CRY or N0NTR tI...TIlI li~DAY. March q. . y.
CITY OF FFNfTN.. SATURDAY '1T y -. lltO o. TO.
From pier e. y. r.. foot ot Chsilton-st.
CABIN, 500 $50 and Slup gold Return cSct3 on favor
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-05-17

been added to the general gayety.
Semiramis rose from her elevated
seat, and said, "My Lords, the
Treasurer of the Empire has read
me list of those who this morning
brought me their gifts of consratu-
lation on my accession to tine throne.
One grandee alone of the coort has
failed to bring his gift"
"Who is it?" cried Minus. "He
must be severely punished"
1T is yourself, my lord-you who
speak. What have you given to the
Queen this morning?'
Minus rose, and came with a
smiling countenance to whisper
something i'll the ear of the Queen.
"The Queen is insulted by her
servant" said Semiramis.
Il embrace your knees to obtain
my pardon. Pardon me, beautiful
Queen" said he. And he added,
Il would that the fete were finish
ed"
You wish, then, that I should
abdicate?" said S.miramis. But
mo- have still two hours to reign"
and at the same tune she withdrew
her hand, which the King was COW
ering with kisses. Il pardon not.
she said in loud voice, "such an
insult on the part of slave. Slave,
prepare thys-lf to die!'
SILLY child that thou art" said
Minus, still on his knees. Yet /
give way to thy folly; but patience,
thy reign will soon be over"
You will not then be angry"
said she III II whisper. lat something
| am going to order this moment?"
"No!" said he.
Slaves" said she. aloud, "seize
this man-this Minus"
Minus smiled, and put himself
INTO the hands Of the slaves.
Take him out of the saloon; lead
him into the court seraglio."
They passed by the head of the
eunuch. Minus had
suffered his hands to be tied.
Hasten to the fortress, Zopire;
you to the camp, Artaban; Assar,
do you secure all the gates of the
palace"
These orders were given in a
whisper, and executed Immediately.
beautiful Queen" said Minus,
this comedy only wants
it's denouement; pray let it be
prompt one"
Il will, said Semiramis. Slaves,
recollect the eunnch. StrikeI"
They struck. Minus had hardly
time to utter cry, when his head
fell upon the pavement, the smile
still upon his lips.
Now / am Queen of Assyria,
said Semirnmis, land perish every
one, like the eunuch and like Minus
who dare disobey my orders!'
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-05-17
The Cincinnati Commercial aug-

The Cincinnati Commercial aug-
gests that as walking is the rage.
and running is called walking, IL
would be well to burst mp the
bloated British pride about their
pedestrians, by introducing 8 gsnu-
inc American into the matches OF
the temples of ssw-dust. Summon
a noble red man from his home in
the setting sun" and see whether
he can not trot off one hundred
miles per day for seven successive
days. The true old strain of Amer
lean blood and sinews, toughenesl
in the buffalo chase, should tsO ia .
time like tiia
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-05-17

Free homes and the privilege Of
voting the Republican ticket were
offered to the Kansas negro emf
granta; and the right to starve when
turned from the doors to which
they were invited ia all that il .ac-
corded to them when they arrive in
that solidly Republican State
Selma Argus.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-05-17

Among the>articles placed in the
cornerstone of the Columbus Com
federate monument, was n piece Of
the bloody bsttle-fag of the Twelfth
Georgia Regiment, in carrying
which seven men were killed in tina
battle of Sharpsburg. and several
others wounded.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-05-17

It appears to be confirmed, by
the latest investigation, that the fly
from which the cotton worm comes
is native of the West Indies, and
that it moves from there annually
WITH the South winds. It is also
stated that the expense OF killing
the fv is not warranted unless it
appears on the young plant, as it
can do no harm to the plant in the
later stages of its growth.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-05-17

The French armies no longer
march beneath the imperial eagle.
That noble bird has been deposed
from his lofty perch on tho stand
ards of Napoleon. and the soldiers
of the Republic are to he led to VIC
tory by laurel wreath encircling
a dart of gold.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-05-17
A colored girl. who had heen e,

A colored girl, who had been car
rying on quite freely and flirting
around in st. Landry parish. WAS
arrested and turned out to be man
in woman's attire. He declares that
he has worn petticoats for years
and has acted as lady's maid for
several families in that and sdjoin-
ing parishes.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-05-17

General Beauregard has express
ed his views on the Presidential
question. He declares that either
Thurman or Bayard would be most
acceptable to the South, although
Gen. Hancock is the most popular
in Louisiana.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-05-17

Two darkies were Wanting their
courage. 81 isn't feared o nothin +,
l isn't" said one. Den, Sam, /
reckon you isn't feared to lend me
a dollah?" "No, julius, / isn't
feared to lend you a dollah, but l
does hate to part with an ole fren
forebber."
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-05-17

DR.. Draper has exploded the idea
that fish contains phosphorus, 70
that the young man whom Mark
Twain recommended to begin cult
waiting lis intellect on small whale
can now taper off on eggs.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-05-17

Don't You think that good like
ness of me?" said pretty wife to-
her husband. Every good" he
answered, except that there is .
little too much repose about the
mouth"