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CORPORATION y oll1es.

NOTICE. Prop SAILS for building np-rap
~ tm,sasfc with TuDb. va toP Thereof And
wo ia front o, tn N rom i'h to istat r.
N D"LsrJue u D1cks. i. snn -
Ia ,u,l N.,.cu ,er TO- l--a at o'corA, Ode For
uIthnr CI'y ri for sale 30. nv
hsE.
NO II E.-PTopO ,nls Will he received at the
HelcauATfe IRE Depgrtntut untl November - 1850.
~, toTIce OF fi lnr cry k,corI: Tor
sale -, o. > city iisA
DEPARTMENT or FINANCE
!UgEAU FOg COLLECTION Of IANFs,
No 81 CHAM EEs-sl. SLW-i OAK. nov. /, 1855. J
NOTICE 70 ANNIVERSARIES il hereby
Il. - OmIt al - their taxes
. 80 yc.r Receiver 0f faxes tnat
.i,4 he maid Office before the ls dty Of
g. .n'er mex pr WI % collected II al ttNrs
,,un una and cent In adii ion u rcto
a., m t.Ics remaining unpaid the 9TH day OF December
q, o,ot..t, -.
nou'' ''o"' o 80 " MARTIN r. MCMAHON.
RCce Taxes
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PARALLELS FROM NATURE BY Ms AlPsFD GAT1Y'
,nrst and second Scresl. limo Ne".>orsi G. 4 Fu'
Ua,Is sons
We hardly know whether to call the papers
which make NJ tLcSc volumes fables or Apologies AL
manner If animals DISCOURSE suffer and are happy or
miserable and the best of their ability illustrate some
text 4 scrip other elegant extract Occasionally
there IL diversion In favor OF natural history, with
here and tlerc q suggestion OF human beings, and Il
chaptcr dcy ted e. distinct RELIGION, teaching IA We
are not III the least that the Parallels were de
si2nrd for cildrcu cannot naturally he sure that
children Will Ike Them, whether they will know what
The Owl meant when he talked to needless ears his
deep philosophy Of laws OF order thai must one dag Ger
family prevail and Low the patient moon ia never weary
of her task o: shedding rays hope aud promise the
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Dress alakin9.

I ACES, lace curtains, gloves, feathers hats,
De and hair goods renovated umbrellas ARID
ace goods onls AIo N. y. llk % West 2ld.
at. Of SsitAve
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-n5ttncuoH.
For Young Laalcs-Country.


A BOARDING SCHOOL of rare advantages
~ aud cheap "a es fennqgio9 seminary PgrnsIo"
PINGIAMrON LADIES' COLLEGE, and
Rev. r. A. rArERsQX 4 ~ PfGsdgnti bnE'"'o"'
pORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE. n ).
send n ioS ca 1oae Ecy WN ToWES An President
CORNWALL COLLEGIATE SCHOOL tor
- young ladies o" ' REV X'iPPFEp ROE Principal
COTTAGE SEMINARY for YOUNG LAplGSi
v Potsown M@nigome Co. Pee mn MINI IN mum
tessonn te, ms i ~, .'' ami to ' "
Der for O''I06"'' IG,PPG q. BUTLEn. =. NJ, Principal
HILLSIDE SEMINARY (Brdgppri, Conn.,
ioI Young 9aic VIM reopen 6sT c sSgaos' ipccay
K \ Hli :. f 1iSGGH @A"iANA b. si'NDl' -'
n0ME INSTITUTE for young adcs, Ta ATTY
,oy 11 NJ r.. h0 S,. N w S "ApF prncipa
HONE SCHOOL FOR YOUNG GIRLS.
Innber Of boaricrs limited to SIX. Two vacancies Ad
dress MISS MAGIE, Dove. \.
IVY HALL. BRlDGETON, \. d., .o,.,,cs
| HOME SCHOOL FOR You No LADIES
sopS 81 a. N1i t,ia VII oSs Scpc@ 1850
NEAPLEWOOD INSTlTUlE. u.,..., Fl.
1, ~ Fo 20 sGl,e 1ee I eo WHY GOWN for
cc,uco Of nrucu@ and great beauty and sad1i''y o ~
KISS BULKLEY'S school for Young Ladies
I'VE Tariyiowu- uthei I'd n viii reo7en Wed.' Sep1 '
Ng1ss u. T. Burt's Institute for Young Lldics
I'VE MISSES, 2gl1 Wanut'i Phlalepma @i Tor ocia
and intellectual culture !uW1 receive ufT oiai cb, aii
strucuon Number received into the 'amilY limited '"'"
DYE SEMINARY, Rye, y. Y.-For P4rtllcu-
IL lars ..trc,. Mr-. 81 LIFE
g AND WILL PAY che entire cxpea.st IL Tor n
ID -kSttF board &C. tIl1n. music and arr t1-cti'r WIN
ii ret mus q r materials ai 81 uope- lo' th' '-'
V,er m B.ItDlS lOWN TE "a l. CliiI.H. ,hot..n
town Nd Attrc.. ii' lt'V " NJ - 80 - f ~ ~ 'N
Pre- laia flT ua.aL,c OF o." year
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orr OF rur UEvr; WORDS FOR THF soEEP" \ r.,
II, n, tlc Nr'tJrs o. Charles hIn6aIVy oN0 -NC'
A rr,tl Al E.

III "a the WRITINGS o. charles hnbHN9' "'
YORK Naomi a. Is company.
A. rule, books of this kind are hardly to
t. comm ut.L 40 vutet can rc f.iry represented by
fragments OF his vor, log such compilation requires
ski ami juieutu, lucl one NAY ro.Sess ios Ans'"
though he csu Harl, possess for others But perhaps
an cx..,.,o. aoru ac made IN flvor Of book Of TINS
cla,acter Tie pu-prsc OF ll,n i- ~ suggest thoughts
81 cou,otorv character 90 those vino are 30 sore n'eH
oithcm Thcr. is violence upon every page Of the N-oI
Of NJ Kiue,i-y's intellect. wei a. OF the underlying
and svinp.tretc ,,ectn Of his nature. BE stretches
frr.h Ardy band o. help men ana women " QUITO t'
D,.p" a;l speaks words Of such hopciu! oucrs7, ;!ai
tbos VINO listen 10 aii can Aar-ly fail TO Dad comfort
aud strCa<th
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coYcURRENr RESOLUTION.

CONCURRENT REsOLUTION.
ruorosNG An AMENDMENT TO trucLE six oF THE coNsrrU
TON
n ~ the Assembly conour That sections Twelve
ntcn Of nee tx Of the Constitution be Ameuded 80 a. To
rella- foilows; .. 49, 49,, ,,, ~, ,. ,., ,,
conn II onn.on Pleas or ounty " New YORK.
-,,cr ar nnrt 81 ma o. and cry 81 Bro yn
ca ami such 'urer ciyil "a Grimm jurshct ." a.
may be conf rred By law The super or 'nlt oil Nv
shall npose Of the sX Judges IN Office a the ado In 81
OF N lora OF the judges then in Office Their -uc
c~-o.s aid three aGdton.l H. ge, me n emo, Court ot
M ty Court OF Broklvn OF such number OF judges got eS
e s 9oof 1rgf c "a a, In on 81 IS te are con
nur u toe tIpirt,on o. ac or cad c '%r oo tr
VINO sl,l act ~ such dnr;.g MS oihcal eln
curing orhor0t ~ cxIrannn ter cha be- rlcd n
he sane uann-r az vseautes IN the supreme Court The
res tue may orovid fr dcai ing iuccs The superior
G C" Of C"9'non l"as "i NT noIS 10 4od car
cuts AM spec az terms 1l ne our p ~ a cy ai,
ana pe:.d terms Of he supreme Court III Kings COa"y
aS'n pau" ,tc s"f fh supreme court shan he chosen by
n cIcors OF hcr Judicai districts JUDGES Of an
Il. ,"urts H.. ntlcuet las Irec'alng In sne De
ins,i..ts ' qai gTf@ 'a, o. the i a|
IA article rhs be our ec years from and mc'uanC tne
hr d4y January mex AZ tr 'n''r e.o"l IN no ier,en
unu au .cud tae last as ot ueceno.r next at-r ne
m "a III cosft .: Appel, .ni Of very .lce ot the n
H. ths proy-isn at who .a h'yc Sfyet 40 sub judge or
jusl' tcny ara Or ~ ~ ,i.' ,'hu',i 'uil's u7 r'
: nd whereas. ~. .m'a inca To the Con.titl-
ton ~a7 me- red s % G o 49, @ sen han iaG
"a, nj III ~ a. 80 90 ur J'dlna VIZ: ~ }ths
mi ~ ii, there, hTro MONTH"; TO tho asst
oral = 81, on b
te.o y,d Il, the Ass-nby concur rhat The foregoing
amendment be ted 10 ne people Of The os0 OF New
Nofk at lie genera ~ tl"n. .
' sat New York N -cnate Apr!l 80. 1880
The above resolution dulv pus,",L
By order Of the -eua.c
JOHN ". NROOMAN. CLERK.
stat Of New York-ln Assembly-May 20, 1880.
Tho foregoing solution wa. ddly ,ssssd
ny ''''" u fDN'5 Vi. JOHNSON. clerk
Respectfully
4 CARR secretary o. state
Sheriff. once County House. CITY and County OF
New York. July % 1850
certify the above COPY Oi the eecton notice
recsy ed by thu, dsy the secretary Of state
PEIER BOWIE
sheriff OF the CITY And County of New York.
Publishers OF newspapers will not
unless specially author led TO do PEER BOWIE,
Aug5 IawTn Now -herin
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Z facner5.

4 D NER rEAl M il E E2 tE Am AtM
GrIowM ad T. no l%as PrqaaT sa4 E 2G h$
N.g 10 ecnt9t c,r9r n91 50 are znP lh Ta
i,OOI ana 124 Tmrtare cor, DHsalndr' .,anDt%gny
regu Office lajes
A COLLEGE GRADUATE and expeerienced
Up.'w" '' "nS e. i = B Boo Wy
4 COLLEGE GRADUATE desires POSITION
y in . ciig boys school teacher of English mahe-
VGars' exp ii., e. Adde'S H. - Tribune Office.
1 GRADUATE Of the New York University
- seS po-ition 10 . city bows school teacher Of
evil inecrua mathematics and French Address l. L.
ALL WANING BEST TEACHERS, Amer
~ ican or,sn fam lie seho Is or e LEGS ,or any
e. 90 sltItA % Is Iith-,t. New Yo-1 -
AMERICAN and FOREIGN, TEACHERS
a,o1 ASHG4 s%enei Gs and
daT fog gTG3G I, .ns GG S G9 Or ss
16UNG American anu Foreigp Teachers Agency 20 Union
square
4 PRIVATE TUTOR. OF several year, ex-
n percnc H. y w OK, desires two pupils has
been cueciay nj in coachI backward pupils and
Who have b,en patrons. Address YALE GRADUATE Box
4. + hume once
4 cII(CES.FUL TEACHER with long cx-
pupil, icence recr.uG 81 e. niGhc9 cn"f ctr
Tnb me UTtown nice as old"a..
EXPERIENCED TUTOE-Yle graduate
vi ne y g oegs "a IS r a
MIR. OTTO W. FUEITEKER (Gotiln-cn
VI University. anoy r,.-LssJns f. classics and Ger
ing. 10 W,si dist
DIACkNEY'S AGENCY FOR SCHOOLS
M rEAcHERS-Thr ,ca,o p Of praGeipas and
teachers both A"'r'% / c1o5FrEi%S5|6RrH pIycKxEY
Broadwaj. cor. Iith-sI. \. Y.
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THE LOYAL EoNINS: Az H1sIoRIChL K0MN N. ~ p,
translate. nom a. e japanese OF lANtNAGI IN N9iN bS
SuiNit!'go S,rro ara lDwAED Cbkfl. ILLUSTRATES, DH
kEL~A NKi.>ES Of locuo @'"' "'iViN W 49,
IGII's
Those who are interested in Japanese htera-
tnre Will value this carefully and cleverN prepared
book which WIS written, We are tod. by "'he
Charles Dickcus Of Japan" We do not see why 'he
mere story-reader shoud not find " The Loyal Eonihs
os Interesting IS NEST prose fiction which he deyourS;
while those u search Of intelligent aud authentic ntor
nation concerning japanese manners and customs VIII
nsd in these paec~ The Illustrations which were ue-
signed I'm japan are curious ana add greatly 10 the
ouaintncss o. She work Il tins specimen oi Np"on'so
literature should prove attractive to American I''"'S
~, c,, ,,-,nise. ,tcr trans atoms ami particularly
v.rsinns of tha ronenccs o. Bali, the sir Waller
Scott of the japanese literary w.rli.'
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giiSirucflou.
For Boys and Young Men-City.

For BOYS and Young Men-City.
ARTHUR II. CUTTERS CLASS FOR BOYS.
~ This cassis DESIGNED 70 prepe boys noTS@sh p o
snd junior ana limited u dozen pupils ran
' ror ofGg riSer psTtcaars apply ARTHUR CUTLER
80 70 SS, ' PTe s'gf caT o Harvard ocge
ircsid,ui James McCo.il. PRINCETON nc cones"
Henry ny ii 'Ae.aadcr esq; Ss eyer, YoT 11 CITY
Oliver Hartman, esq, New v,r ItS Sfiy
AIRED N; iloyt esq" N NSw, Yo TH nv Nv
W WiIiiam H. Zee ESD, Ncw-York city,
william II. Osborn, esq New.l 9i < tltH
Henry T.. peilcw, eco. Nov YORK CIV.
George Il. sargent esq WORK CITY y
VHARLIER INSTITUTE.
\ Central Park NcwYorS CITY ,, o,so-o,
to twenty Twentgsixth year begins september ~ 1851
i0' prospectus Aa'iS'' Prof rI1l cnAmE@, Director
nR. A. CALLlSEN'S day school for boys,
- III West 43a-st. re"pens Moniay september 3o'".
II s. EVERSON'S COLLEGIATE SCHOOL,
~ Corner +2s, 2Ha Sayf oges'if h'''r'O r r"'-
SHORT Lessons rHORuUGnLY MASTERED.
MURRAY HILL INSTITUTE,
Nh No ] WEST 39TH-sT~ Preparatory school io'
college or cr bus with Primary Department OPENS -
seventeenth year september 20 References The President
and senior Professors Of Yale college and many oil our O'd
known ci.1ons. JOSEPH D. null pnnci2al
HI w. LYONS 49,. -,,,-,..r,,
30 9 FAST TWENTY sECONDS4" corner ol bI'au ~
Icfycs ain ages ard prepares college scientific .choo
and business twenty .nn year oca o. ycnient: rooms
The lo1 Tor years accessiols uumcrousa dprOni ing only
sool boys de.rd. rates mOderaiei 30 extras
TNUE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, NO tast
c,tne Central PARK the Row Dr. II. b Chaplin, Prlnc.
pal Boy, reulN Gted for col Gro o. business primary
department. SIXTY first school year JUS Des1h'
tFViE \. Y. LATIN SCHOOL Will rcone,n
1cotc,,ber n Fl No. = East 49;h-st For circular
-" 9'p'''"o' 49, o." V AbNEY Principal
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR school, No.
-I,sl tro.ivsv, roar 4@0 ST. begins its Fore fourth
Ycar september Primary Commcrcia and Classical do
p|'"'en'~ NJ. NJ uOsBY aoI W. L. AKIN. PRINCIPALS
UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW
& YORK. waslincoa+qu1Tc- TAO hr9'rm'n's 9 OF, AIS
sUd SCIENCE q, zen va ae4r ~cptcu1cr 70. CaHHitJN 'l
y. ,,,t3u,o 'l,stly eepi,nrc' 40 lWuon free
HOWARD CROSBY Chancellor
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

SELF CULTURE: PHYSICAL INIE et scr,s an nv
MORA. AND SPIRITUAL Course OF IeVturV 6 ~
J,NFs FREEMAN CLARKE. Svo. Boston; James H. Us
good Il Co
D.. Clarke could not write DOCK WHICH
would rot have high value, The pres ut one Is 'hot
o,-nv aid,e,ic and practical As proof OF its merit
the reader is referred the chapter upon the framing
and Care of the Body" and the fine way IN which 'he
author works ont his proposition that c"od heath
the basis OF all pny steal intellectual moral and spirtua
devcopment" with the valuable truth. often lost slPh
o. that mind lifts mp. pures ana sustans the oooy'
proved by the fact rule those who exercise
and unfold their higher nature are longed hV'I
Equally good Is the healthy chapter on couture w
Reading and Books" with Its beautiful CONCLUSION; Le'
us thank God for books When consider what some
books have dene loi the world and what they are do
how tuey Keep up our hope. awaken new courage III"
faith soo,hc uan give an ideal life to those whose "
are hard and Cold together distant ages ana
lands create new worlds Of boauty. bring dow" truths
from heayou--I give eternal blessings Tor tn'S F ''
pray that we may Use it Alright, and abuse IL never
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

EAST TENNESSEE. VIRGINIA AND dEoH''~
RAILROAD STOCK.
KITHER OLD OR NEW,
WANTED BY
KROHS a SCH UNAcHER
~ ExohAage place. New.fos.
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81

Inc business in State bonds inclined OILY GeWr,
r.. new, III aud South Carolina G-.a lu-funiabl,
- III, T,r,si,,a c,nsols arc el.,.d 1s7,a.a,
az . 80, ...., -
North Carolina cohsoildii"a - - @"''' ana Ten.
nessce g. old, 390fl, and new 3 % b. ald neg
se,is. Qgr,1.2A OF city bank stocks taere u.,
',o-tf3
Railroad bonds generally were illcty. bu. with
r,- .,oontions nric.s ere firm NJ y-.yious quo,,
p.i. ....,.l ....I. ,... D.. a.,
uoHs OF n''"p'' r'' .,, ',a
"'" ''s'"i' 'i'i ''' 80 ~
souri, h'hS4' anu us '"'''.' i'-@
1iI55, the seconds VI 'ldng I'D d. u5''t ai.er at-
I'D VI Dbl. l- ana Ono 81
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The above does not include payments maze "a
account OF the interest or principal OF the puoc|
debt of the United STATES Il
Inc foreign exchanges continue quiet aud|
steady on the basis IF the following nominal Quo$
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CARLISLE INSTITUTE. 572 Madlson-a1e.,
y corner 16,hs'.-roardirr ana Dal school "a Ir3n-
Ladies and hildreu French, Ger Spanish aNh I&lh
corclto eighth >cgtcmbnr - kl"dc "a Ten
october a.
ERiFNDS' SEMINARY for both sexes. East
L IGlI ST. and Rutherford pace
GARDINER INSTITUTE. COS 5th-ove.-
" Boarding and Day school iur Yoane LADIES' an. 'hl.
cren 1he Re-. Or and Ma G j. GAKDNl-~ fTho-
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Ncw unblirailons

MARY j. HOLINESS NEW NOVEL
Ik The best novel Of the dav. "CHATKAU WOR- by
MARY J. HOLMES Just published and selling rapidly.
NOW READY
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PPAEATUS ANA FURNITURE ofall i
~ for schools Academies. Colleges ana iliu-. -"
catalogue EAhLI. THtl Is CO., N". 10 L 1i'l-'l.
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cLoSLyo P2lcES or HOsyoy Sronys

! There will be session Of the Brokers' Board or
Mining Board tomorrow.
, 1880-12-21

{.nitdIH {fhptFts ...... .
Prince lllsMaruk. thUy WhlspNr, Ia unhnilry. 1t
u mt thlt l,u e,lll.ut 1rlnk HIS flsart brown
buur ~ nf 3uru. 1t Ii N0t tMlt tho malignant
,.e,.yAIx!A Witches hts !llslrtyrel Iaw. 1t IL
llpt thAt hts fnynrIt big ilog Ii nnptHE,
q that his fayutlt m!tsat,eo nt varxiii.
bid, Us Ills Tlvcrson butcher dhl 10 1.orl
lnnaestt,, IL iibiJrv iSstlent ttlan cspr. NJ! 1t
IL private xrtef tlut v1xe4 hiH 1t III tro, nlu u
sl1N'I onu al ttlat; hut taosn small pFlvto Erefs
hAyu u power Ut Mun0yilllGe lI!ttr,Asy llspru.
lttrtt0nu.& IL tDlolr nulWArt a!an!tieancu. UMltr
thn IsvssAre " \ great eNsA!tsaty. ns,9 Gun ts!d
l1ia t,ga, .l.s,eMtly exhibit rurlll.lde, and hut
itoma,l., Int th,ss petty tftni: worry !lks tho
sttnks Df WasVs, uni put thu atleAt 0t utmt h1-
ruiz mold Into high lever. 1t u oIie Ut thuatt
which cr.,ss4s tic tlnlpcr AsNb 1upaltH tho Ill
a.stiun nf tho nwful Chlnccgtor tie eovvts aN
English 4lecurAslo1s.-elihor ttu ltuth nr tho
t;nrtsr; he IL n0t particular ~ IL u thnc vt
r!Itot,. II Il l,o feuls true that tht4 ttlar
W owe we doubt III ne s.x,,,sr lo Hstss
Europe, Hut precedent IL pnlnlpotcnt, cven ~
lhls slatIcc, AMT he hls tt learn thut he will
haso tp hitiu his tfnle. slcAnwlit!o he cst,
cuIlsule hnlselt with tho thought llnst hc
can luAd his bGcass any tlay hp etlsnsel
win i meat .tll apprnptIato, selection
SVtuo VI thcae culuo to him cx-olielo: othera
, 1880-12-21

RAETlNaNE. Md. Dec al-FLuUu-Dnllf Western
SuIer, $s04 Is; 10 c1ts1I. do fnml!y s5,J14
"a
GHAIN-Wheat-Westor lower, closinR Rtoatty;
No. 2Weatern wlnter fHt. SPOT and December. esi@
Ling january tl.l35llsi; February. 3llS4eei.ia9ss
March. tla4GL?iN. CuFn-.Scstcrn ouR4er aud quiet;
WeSturn .uIxud, spot und necenbur 67t4ad7Ac, Old,
SQt51Hci nov. JanMary. la;c; February. biss9
skcd 0nts quot rtA Gn*er Western white. CO tic;
do mixed, 4IGti.c. Nyc uulet ut s..akst.ra =
llAf-ateady; prlula to ci,o!ca Pennsylvania. 5000
Qnul
g'Hoy1hfoSs-Dul1' n.rss pnrk. fl35n Hulk ments-
Loose shoulders al clear rib s,te notIo uGeruRs 10
paeket, aldast. nnonn- Shoulders, G41, cIcnr rib
'd%t sle. llAns, p:sttlir: l.ars v1s.c:
J., r. rrkttTEnsy prtnp to chulco Western packed.
EGGH-Eusyi fTrnh, :st1ato: limpd, Dds.!c.
GilUcEHiEs-t0AGn hGher and jfrin; lilo catEOos,
WHtBKy-4Met nj {[i7lLI3.
FHElHlTs-T0 iiycrrtlul nor steam Gulot. Cotton,
F@ttfh. ftnMr, ~ por tDn IN sncsn. ttFm.M. III.
AErEIr1s-f!nur. i,!1i brlsi wheat, H. fl but coxu
m.t5t bU; rye, III In.
snPMa:SrA-WhGat, El4ts bu; corr, II, ,MU bu.
eALEa--Hh heat ut,3kt but E0rfl, G3,AH bu.
, 1880-12-21
NEW r'EY.LxCAT70Ea.
The JANUARY SCR|bNER

Is Il richly illustrated number, appealing IL W.
rieiy Of tast.s. ant Qualifying Tho hIxl, rcputa-
tlon ScntnsEns MoSrnty haa won ma d'st!uct-
lively
mining to t,s the incentive anti cxpnHcnt nf tho
highest 'ayctuj,tncnt IT Amorcan tltrrntmrp and
nrt, and at tho damo tin,c cosmopolitan In char-
meier. ,
AIMING Ito attractive fcnturcs is Il full pago
portrait of llESHf tHyISH IN "Tho Flying
Dntchlnnn." accompanying an entertaining and
FULLY illustrated piper o,'
1.-THE LONDON THEATERs."
Sketches by nntin. iIernii ChIaliva. lie Nittis.
Madrsxo, and others nrc shown IN "G'lmpsca ut
t'nrTAtnn Art"; whlto John In Fnrge furnishes
two strikuv pictures for.
A CHRISTMAS HYMN.
A series on tho new revision nf tho Bilie l}e-
gins In this number; the 1rst paper,
1.-THE BIBLE SOCIETY AND THE
NEW REvl8IoN,"
hy lev. c. s. Robinson. b. H., traces tic recnrl
Of the American f1hc Stnlety mn bis subject for
thu past thirty years. Thg Arct,f,t Will bo By
I'rut. Fisher Of ruie College. ''lIpw tho New
Testament Has Come Down tO Is" an,1 hetilrl
will rcnte to TIM work Of tho American BchOlurs
on tho ltsw revision.
The concluding chapters or Sensirr's t.tfe of
J..F. slillet uro given. Will, fnl-page crnynn
3",stvest as Mll!ut by hlsasetf. "Wrlah Falrs"
AMI I'm Albumin with tho uhcgs" arc graphic.
n1ly Illustrated IHspers.
''PETER THE GREAT"
includes MI interesting biographical chapter OH
Charles tl.ot SwtJe,1. with pnrtrat. and pcnu-
tlfn1 en9raslng. ~ Swedish Quecn-Mullor."
TWO CAPITAL SHORT STORIES,
tho concluding pnrt ut Mrs. ss.hnycrs novelette,,
"Ttgcr. Lily" an,t. In Tho Worlds Work." thu
FIRST full account Of tho HEw fnle College flhrn-
, 1880-12-21
N*N YORK.


New YoHx Dec. :a-CorroS-puos but steady
st II li-Gas! 3-lEc: futures tArciy stendy, nccnl-
hef. ls1c, january, 1tt CT fnbrunry. 2sc; sintc1t,
l1Ec; April, 1.G1ci MaY, l2G5c, Jut'c Ei5ct July,
lk'c.
FLurt,-tlcayy; receipts. 5ttIU bris, exports. AftD
brls; snpsr Stat1 ana Western. ELHta1a1; cbtnni0n
to Eonh cxtsa. t;ssh0}; Hood IL ctnico EitR@tGs5;
~ho wheat extra, E,lliJa; extra uht0, sl,stksds;:
IT, Louis. A'It&G;a: Minnesota raeht process, sa.au
GnA1S-vhcnt unscttlctl md heavy, 1ea.c Inwer;
rfcHtnt1 In. ~ LII: rxrurt. s5xn blI; Hfl4r1lttl rt
}lllItl.N; M, .. 4M1.Jf M. do, $l.tlt'a
ilta M: dn tl.:! mixed w1nirr. ii!f; !tnE.niod
white: d. Ii; No: ~ kll:eal1s!d; M. ! ~.
:s,s saSv. 's!i. si:i.s; ny t:i'isisv r' f1i si,'!l
rnnlr,I. :.tr: Sn.s 1,(ei N. gt4t.! !fas No. j.
Jatt,ry. ;aT ':'1tc: FrUslinry Mts henry
anl ltwtr; r..rclIilE. 4sMn but Western mixed, 4k3
a.; whlfr NHslGrII. l!4t EA..
nAr-i>ull ulu ltnranIIuHi.
IiuPs- Uu.et uI1tt utIchun I'D. ...-....,...
ntm talr 10 Enntl settning. 1-lht ll-tc Aunsscs
steaEy. ls,rt, nunll!a1ly uncllangbs
FLfItniEl' M-lH aud nnsnlnnti unltp0. VlHc;
crude. hHs' 1'4:; rchneti: .ste asked.
TALInE-firhi u. fHhl(c.
KE%IN-QAiAt ut kLaiss.Hs.
4'i;1i'EXMr1SE-.4tMa.ty II NJ g3fc.
l1toy,4lUSs-Tnrk Hnt And nominal: r.tesA for cx-
port pnted nj sE.2Ae laHL liel n!n it'd ta!r;y nct
rc cxIEt Intn MESS. sIltnfsUu. Cut uuAts atuniy:
eicar. si.15. Lard tulu, and wunk; prle htca.u &5H
HvrrEH-Quiet and unchanged.
CuEEaK-Flru nj 1uGtl9}3c
, 1880-12-21

PHILADELPHIA, pec. 3-FLuuH-Du,1s scarcely
NY demand frun, any Guartar. Hye huur stendy nt
Aga
ulasG business III ftures al DECLINE OF 34dsJci ro-
1ected. grntn dcput. s1,nld. Nh, : red. uecembor.
HE bltt. tIllA nskct13 January. <ll51& bid. t1.iaN
aaE{ lid. &!.aI4 nsked. C1rn dull, sAll mixed. De-
eembcr, ts4o tit. b7tc nslnd, january. hS9ss hid,
tc nakeds February. sslfc I!,i. asso asksd. M.rc!
ani;AcT: NJ. whu, tsYs, NI: %, ~ Nj, dn,
TaIslAinSs-uuIlL HnGf-Afuxa, $tI.AksI!,tQ; old
%hsss % tl3J.: new. s%sh .slaokcI' 1}4sso'av.
AErrEIt-Fltn ior fancy cF.an,sryi sxsra, aso, d.
fnod 10 eluco, .D5,ale Now fHrk etnla and sEnfoEa
efG tAerye uxirl. sIt1c tu 4tnh ctsnlco, lau2c.
Etils-lrre.uInr and st71reo VI jtasaic
SMEEHE .tlulUt but tfJni ettnuiury, Q54ot fair to
k4nt, 1let&lg.<.
IklhtlLEU.-- Nominal.
MllfHKf-llnnlnt,d Actlget $l.1t.
,hErEIfrs-F!nur. AuJ hr4, wheat, 81, ,Un but corn,
III! ~! ttAtA. 4uN HuI rYn, l.Un ut.
nllFAkSTs-syh1at, 3hlsU bu; corn. u hn.
, 1880-12-21
"NAR-CORRESPONDENTS."

Lecture by Arcl,lbusta Forhc1-Graplatc
Tno cvrrcsponteut,s Inner Llfo II.
fu.srntu,l.
,,o.,o, ,,<roh,
,1r Aro,,,,o,,, E,rhna ',,n,, ,,.,,,, ,o ,,,,,
~ ~. t,lel',an l"'"es' ''sun "H""' no mhl
OF lHe decatIe 1lsst passed ms Dtc01lc moro
widely known aHtl celebrated, Ih his coil1iec-
tlon as war-corrcsnoutleut Of tho Lon,lol,
Dt,i,u rc,uv t,va III. ttnt,,ra u,rat tImn n thiu
n ny W.. INV ~ .'...
su"htly] vi the ss'oJtet' 1he lhntT Llto ot
War.Corresphntlents," before highly np-
prec1atlye a,tl!elcu at horticultural Hall last
,vp,,1nr, In o,,,..nrn,cp ,,no,, tho nlatfnr,,,
u, ~ ,'.I 80 ~ r. .,u n,' " "o ", rorha.
~ Wcl4 III ~ shect! ai'' MANNER alF: foIoes
Is thoroughly English, IL solttlcrly In wUrtt
and huurIng, anll Ii ;lbIo 10 lhorolgllly c,,gnge
nul hnLi Mn nuu1erra IN fn,r ns In xhnf1
.aos' =, a'i,r.ss tha',, ~, 'o s,,ss,"a, ",o.ta.
s""ose " "uuteaa tne"'. my s"oJect h'AtteF
bec0llnE constantly more Interesting rs io
progresses, while Elu rs constantly warns IN
enthusiasm, IIctluuacsnt once into I,is s1,l,-
lott md follo,vtn,, ,r. .o,uo tu,it,.,ti,na NJ
wv ~. '.ia .o''u""s n,o a"s',o 4'"4et."ns ~. ~
MS lfeAlihent ~ llat OF l'sst evening. Ine
opening paragraphs arc here given In llis
own words, and 80 occasionally throughout:
g r., nv In r.a,,. In,inI,,.,i II, ,n,uti,,
,vha ~ y stIas, as se n IL, .sosss
wne'l ss'nFtlns Hlaer tle hlif'l'tiatsfaS cots-
sclousness OF my 0wn deficiencies, have