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New-York tribune., 1880-03-10

little better business was done m stare bonds
ith ssIcs of Louisiana cousols at 4Sle 40l "a +9h
III and Virginia Gs deferred at B.
OF city bank stocks. the only reported SAFE was oi
six shares OF Commerce al llo.
Only moderate amount OF Dusrs; was ponto, I"sr u,
roilroad bonds, and at Irregular prices, boSloI'
Hartford and Erie frsts were particularly SiI9IlH'
with sales up to 50l2 The Into advance III tntSc
bonds is understood tobe p9rtly Que
business of the road tNew-lurk ana New Ehgiauai
and norflv TO the near completion OF Us line 10 10"
UuJ,o1 Rvorl at Fshkill. IL Is eXrected that the
line will be opened tor tnFoIg" ,I o' ''r' ndn i a
Rrrwster's on the Harlem Railroad, II VIII inLuSh
an additional passenger route between e"-lorN
and Boston. Boston papers stare that Ihe eun.nEs 5
of thc company for February, 1850. were SIo,3oO
greater than Tor the same month OF lolp' Missouri
Kansas and Texas issues we're strong 'he hI'' con-
sols rising from 1Ol os to lO3 ana NE SGconuH lIo
GG3, ~ GT3s6 67 Erie second c0nS0s sold at 024,bu
ncterward tcll 10 81 l269lJ the tunGcd - selling
at 963. against ~ yesterday Che'apeake ana
Ohio lrsts. series B. were per cent lower at oo4
Mob,lc and Ohio first deDentureS lell 10 'o'2 ana
St Iouis and Iron Mountain hrst incomes per
cent 10 % Ono and Mississippi seconds SOFA az
ll5 against 11S the last previous s'e' '"I'"tt" t
Southern firsts advanced 10 per cent to VI Lake
Ere md Western iirstS and LllGNei g. bi""hi'hs.
ION and Muncie irss were strong ana III dehailu al
002d1OO. St Paul sinking innGs wore IN. o
NJ Io03, and the issues OF Wabash were siro1g III
",ot't,nns Denver and Rio GTande frstS rose from
foil to lO5 Union Pacific hrS's Sol1 oo ~ ~ Ila.i"
II3 and Kansas Pacific consolidated ~ G V0,t%0' 20
Thn sub lreasnry to-day gained $9i2SO0 on
hoia"cc made ND by gains of $33, ,524 currency and
s900 AS coin This makes the total "a s'nco
gT;t5,, ri SOP 500 Money MT the stock Exchange
I,isd sbarp q per cent pledge OF the usual Stock
Exchange collatcrals. The rate on Government
bonds was about per cent.
The domestic exchanges on New-lOrk are
~ last quoted, excepting at Boston, where the
rate has declined to . cents discount. The United
States Treasurer ut Washington to-day recoNed
Fbc customs receipts were $G0O,0O0, and the in IN
tcr1al reycruo receipts were SlsO,0O0. Inc
Cleaning House statement to-day Is as toliows'
F~cbau2es, Sl32 Ils, AS balances, $l,lO1, lss.
iTho 1ranaartlons at the Sub-IrcaSurv covered
Recepts, 81 ,445. .256 payments, T502,3o7 G eur
rcncy balance. S6.06I,203 coin balance $lol'-
RE foreign exchanges arc strong, and rates TO-
dav were turther advanced. scarcity Oh com
,rrrcial bills and better demand from importers
are the reasons The revised quotations. are rs io'
lnayl
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
TWO SALES OF RARE BOOKS.
TIE RPNLEY COLLECTION.
ITS QUAKER IITERATURE-8ooKs WIIIcH Bl


ITS QUAKER IIrERATURE-BooKs WHICH BEN
FRANKLIN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
UNIQUE AND COPIES NEARLY so.
A careful examination OF the Catalogue, Part
H. of the Brinley Library which Will be
offered for sale on the 22d inst, is necessary to
correct understanding of the curious merit OF 'his
collection. As one looks over these interesting
pages the regret which is such nm old and frequent
one arises that such library should be scattered.
The only consolation is that so many indlVidual
numbers will go to enrich aud render more com
plete other collections There is an embarrassment
of riches in looking over the catalogue; but
if the reader would understand its opulence
let him take notice of the books under the
single title of The Q laIers and their Opponents"
Many book collectors have exered themselves to
get together tolerablo show of books relating TO
the Society of Friends The poet Southey, having
ut one time contemplated biography OF George
Fox. bought good many Qlaker books. lie was
not encouraged b. the Yearly Meeting to 90 on with
the intended work. and wrote the Life OF wesley
instead If he had possessed Mr.. Brinlcy's collec-
ton of Quaker literature be must have gone ON
with Fox-he could not have resisted the tempta-
ton Then many of these drab-coated volumes
bear the imprint of "B Franklin or of b. Frank
lin and ID. Hall" From having had some expert
ence in the search for Quaker books, the writer Is
enabled to that there is naIdly anything HIs"g
desirable in that line of literature which MI Brln-
ley did not possess
Every head in this remarkable catalogue is fol-
lowed by titles which must make the mouth Of the
biblographer water Ii Is rarNs rdfr'Ssim@ al
through. As Of local interest, attention may nc
called to the curious lot of books relating to the
State and county history OF the State of New-fcrk
as well as 10 those illustrating the annals OF this
city. Philadelphia books are not OF less interest
and importance. Again. the Revolutionary hteIa-
ture IS represented in great force There IS a hne
collection of tracts relating to colonial AFFAIRS
printed in London. and great many pamphlets
which are marked, no doubt accurately as tres
rare" As for the Washingt toniana, the collection
to book -fancer will be perpetual source Of de-
light.
This library is remarkable for the number of
books which it contains Of which only one or two
copies are known to be in existence. 1t may be
taken for granted that those who are particularly
interested III American history have ere tins exam
ined this wonderful catalogue; and already antci-
pate at the sale. as they well may, competition
which only such desidcrata could arouse.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

The move in Ohio and Mississippi may be credited
to proposed connection with the Atlantic and
Great Western ard tho Erie that would give di-
rect route to st. LOUIS The net earnings of Ohio
and Mississippi for the past two months show an
increase of S12G 700. They are at present earning
over 30 coo 900 per annum, and 90 per ccnt work.
ing expenses leaves the net earnings AZ 20 100000,
Deducting from this dividends on four millions OF
preferred stock interest and taxes. amounting IN
all to SI256.O0 they have net profit of
SI,14f6OO, which will pay PER cent on
$4,000 600 of stock and leave a surplus OF
SI4IOOO The road will soon be under the con troll
Of the directors. as the money has been subscribed
TO take ND the 81 100000 Debenture Bonds aud
$270000 floating debt lat Low Keep II inths
hands Oi receiver.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
Bankrupt Notifies.

INSTRUCT COURT Of the UNITED STATES
~ FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTIICT0F NEWnOhk
in the matter Of EDWARD LIEBEKT and CESAR
CASPEH Bankt7ipts-IS BANKBUPTCY-A Warrant In
has issued sad Court against tho estate
of EDWARD LIEBERT ana CESAR CASPEh OF
the Ct7 OF New York OF the County of New YORK. OF The
Of NewYors IN said District, sdinfged upon
the pettOn creditors and the payment OF any deOts
ana tho delivery property belonging TO sad bankrus
their the transfer Of property by
them are forbidden bv law meeting Of the creditors OF said
Their debts and cuOrs or more ssg
er estate will he hold aCOurtO Bsnkrnptcyo be
hodon OF 90 Broadway IN the city OF New fofk IN sai
Dsrct ON the Path day OF arch A. d. 1850 at az cOck
at t,e office OF Henry W. Aen, esq OF the Registers
o. oanJrnn,cv of said { ourt LOUIS y. PAYN.
." " Marshai.-MOssenger
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
rrn0pEAN FrNANCIAL MARKETs.

LONDON. March 0-l2:30 m-COn-ois J1iifs for money
ana gS7 for the account: bonfs four and haf per
cents llOli Atlantic nnd Great Western first MORTGAGE
tma.es certificates, G5s, NCw-Jer-ey Central COnsols
1892. Erie. a. q; Iln0.s Central, 1852 Readng 33lL
ioNDON. March 9-l:3O -COIsOls Ops for aud
07i. fui thr account. Atlantic Great Western first
mortgage trustees certificates OJ Pennsylvania Central
Heading So. Paris adyiocs quote three ceni
iouics al 52 francs - cenumes FOR the account.
LONDON, March 81 D. m.-The amount Of bullion gone
into tic Iank OF England balance today 8I,0O0.
LONDON. March 81 p m.-Consos 0.'ie for money ana
81, "a for the sccount 4. bonds four cens lO99
prnnsy yania Central. 539 Atlantic AID Great Western
nrsr mortgage trustees certificates Go 90, second. 2S2
Eie 49, Illinois Central lOG Pans alyoes quote thfoo
Der II 2centmcs for the account
PAas Narch "a p m.-Exchange On London, 20 francs
p y faI checks.
per
BERLIN March 9The statement OF TIE Imperial Bank ot
Germany shows an Increase sDeoic % JO0J marks.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
IILfUAl, MiItI V--F AIs
AsuTe- Quiet unchanged POS dc; rCar. Sc.
A-Stl dull at 23G94 &c for Western and South


ASHES Quiet unchanged POS dc; roaH. Go .
hFE5wAX~si Gai. 55s2i nc for Western and south'
RooM Ard very 6n God Prgsa and InoI' Hs
Broom, CAoc, dg SSSc common to FAR ga Sc; lied and
TBSIIAifbiHG MArgRrALs-Brcss better receipt and
more i've pces eIood steady Hatds, 81 5eSs9i Pale.
SGS7 90 ,1 Cewepf in good demand steady Lam
her slightly irregular with moderate usde We
gu"o' ,npo Sovof's american ~ 65ds3 Portland im-
or Cd y 9lSs3 Is Line-Rockland common 81 Build
g - per ana f aP Specials whe Pine ass per
" ior West india Shipping Boards. yellow Pne.ltsnae,a
Go Sail, rm aud denIn s5 30 Tor od to0@d yer keg
s"i 10 o ie SgGa GSnee $e Paahne $50
aSySacc, p1oISSfion cartaed AID ihe various
pp,e SS tie arS5 - GJati Liverpool House anne slli
liverpool Gas DO. ~ Newcastle 30. t.ng' - 20
cal sS 80 cieI ls5 ViTsnla DO IS cumberland.
8TS,dop and clear.lelc 20 25d so. ,,-
CORDAGUrn TIC usual ale at sIeaGy f1,es, ,e N%anaa %
Manila Co,daee. y t9d ,rs a. a. s5 sSl" i9Gi n.
Ma M1a la G Sonas@, dam, fs,eS Ca" Msna Sodase rope
'g 9i1ana So%ss se Ses GD SP TPg rsiSd id Saps ia
c Fine arred Manila Ian Yarn Yarn 70 & &c i."I 40. oe aSs s5s'
IL hd aml l3?e S.ll Rope Iea IG, "H y,,D 'na
aad % IN aim itS r;agd da'Isa ie s'' Lat" '' -
H1ssa HG10@pitV ,P STOCK Quitcr but steady Molasses
with hcao5 is inches - s5asl 10 do. IS inches. q t5S
81 50 Boy sscok, atgo EpI pIIoseRSa6. ~ III 50
Hoops il ce, oranlry Prime $50 asSo Hoops u feet
Ouiliiary 20 Prime S1~otSo .,.-..., 49,. .
CoFI Tile following the sausncsl position ot
~torE of Rio IN nis hands OF GalVcsion. 100 bagsi
nj New or cus 20 Si bags a. Mobile ~ Wv hass ~ hai,'
oor. .e = Al bnqs no NewYOrk l29b3 hagt totL 49,
@ mos. Stock I'm second hands, at Baltimore 6oi1 bags;
al New York NI7 ota. 200 bags grand olA,
~ has. anoli and loading for the tnieu states l0
Fehrary L. 7S34 bags; purchased Tor nsd Sta'es 20
March 2O9Ouu bags total visible suppy os''o '1f,i
5 dav vas dull AMI nominal QuOtat onH; ptWnAil Car
eoe. ne: Tar 49, &C.. Goo l5Ac Prime a. -ano',
ttr. i,, ILL., i5s.c Md light demand aud nominal.
I,racollo ltdlGlqc. Laguay1n l5d 10 go SaNaIia i1g
lTLc Costa Rca, I6d lsc. J1naca ladl'c+ MeN'n' 10
0cifiCcoRY--Gcrman Uranuated j4a3rc.' English do'
7ilc. -, ,..,, ,orn,,,i. f;uav,,pp l4aIALct
81 Domingo l0dlic; MaracaOo 2OGsOI. I.c , ,.. .
,orIOS- cotton dun and weak al nhcNahHel pl.ees
oi,, 500 ha'cs 10 evening" including - or export ann
or delivered on contract oO1 bales iecep
et me port. day 1924 bales ssainst Daes tns 1s
T., ~ ap, IA 81 lnst year september l. 4322OHo
.es aSoms p5l sgl durng the period last season.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
Urates ano TENDERS,
RATES AND FENDERS,

CRATES AND TENDERS.
The largest manufac half low Crates for
either hard or socosL with dumping or shakns attach
me Iirepaces, with andrOns and basket
WOod hes brass Fendes Fire Sets and Coal HOds
OF antique and modern designs, Wholesale and retail
Estpates 10 hHiders contractors and architects
]. s. CONOVkR CO, 36G and 36s Canal al. N. Y
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10

The cable gives no information concerning the
money market In London, but British consols for
money declined from 9S ls 70 VIA, ana Tor account
We're unchanged at 10512 and l1Ol2 respectively,
the 4 ner cents advancing Is to lO0l2 American
railway securities were huctuatlng. Erie rallied
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10

lhc Sierra NeVala MlnlnS IUWpHHY ud5 IO'I IVu III
assessment of ~ per share.
Tbo (;overuinent bonds were strong hut dealings
NJ tne Roards were confined to tho aud per cents
as follows: 500 coupon IS ~ 1892; and T3lOlOO
coupon Is at 1863 and 500 registered a,
receive offers for the sale OF and per cents. AZ
the close The market was firm at the annexed quota
tiou'
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10

ST. Paul and Sioux City, each 81 Canada Southern,
III: Marietta and Cincinnati second preferred, l i2
Manhattan Elevated, Nashville, Chattanooga ana
st. Louis, and Pacific Mail. each per cent.
nANGE STOCK MAs<kL
hGrepOned bp he cold and Stock TsteJr9Da CcmD1nh
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
pinncr ano 0ea Geis.
& CO.,

NITSUI & CO.,
ARE NOW OPENING
AT Wholesale
large invoice OF choice Porcelain Dinner Tea sets aud other
merchandise, lust received at their branch house,
lG MURRAYST.. NETWORK.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
STAINED.
., o.,.. llss ! low Middling .........~.l2as
Good oI,9'r, ,o ,rnar 2ls MddnS .l2sls

Good 0TngAt no ttrinary 1910 Middlng l2Ss
-. ,o,c,o,eiy ac.ivo closing nrm st an advance OF
fnnIeS eaies IN 500 bales. Prices pad March s22g
80, mai lS al3i2I Nav. 1899 l3tJ dnne 10 tlD
- a9 In,v I3 sfdI39i August l3s39li Sepennoerr'
% 90 ~ 56 October l2jsal265 NoyemOer i2it Rl2Z,
To- p,,,as foI Rings and MarginsMaIch. 1880 Anr,
J ~ a. NAV 1861 Junc, 1850 July. 1882 august ~ sep
, 20 iannary 1928 Todsys closing prices-Mareh issi
Anrl iI4l d13i2; May 1850 l3t3 June lS.sOG d3sI
III iVq9di3 g.;; August. l399dl+Ol September 1900
~ -. October 265dl2Gs; NoVembel l2xOdlz'-ei De-
cs,.ber l22ldl2.23 Transferable orders. l335.'
DRUGS. ErC-Quiet es rule opium II the srue,s s
waneed; White Arsenic, 2hd21c. Balsam Sapivi 5oe e
te Tolu G9c: Blue NitIiOl sbasc city
pcaned Borex lldllkc CamDh0f 5ve-i Aui.i
can cream Tartar. 52ga3Sc.i QheksiIrr tW
Asc. OPIUM 80 25ds5 80 Tor iobbing lots horphhe ~ 70
~ Quinine ~ 1893 40 per ounce English Soia Ash
s ~ Ia 81 Causto soda s5 7Oaft B carr do. 81 sal
Soda II 2Oas rs; bleaching Powders 81 f9asl r2 o On
Ienon SgdS3 s7e Peppermint, pure IN un ~ Ogsz So
In glass - IL g. 90 Wnfergeen = 3odtz ooi 40
Sassafras Ginseng ~ 2Oa1l 4o seneca toot ozs
FIsU-Mackerol quiet but firm No Mess shore, seoo
coo IN 10 ~ 5Odss; No. DO 81 bOes7 Cod IN TAR
uv INT auet and nominal az 80 20 Tor Georges - % 10.
new shore and "a 80 for Bank Box Herring ia iar denanl
az o0G22c for Prime Medium Scaled ana lsd'c Tor large
Ssd there are boXes ah0at 10 day Bn1eed quiet
M ava 80 Dutch Herrne Zoe per kegi Picked Cod - oVo
49, and do Ha dock - oodf.,, ,,.,. -, 49,, .a,o,
~fIoUR AND MFATs-ELQUR-Market dull and 5aiuo:
lower nyhmg doing Tor export ami oy mtei
for the immediate OF the obbing trade sales
$500 bbs. including l.log bhls Cty NH rktIs, No 20
Wheat 500 bills superhne 81 SO ass 10 including WINTER
Wbeat nj s5 Oes5 IS 4JO bbls Low Extra - 20 go ~
Si0O bls Winter Wheat Extra. 20 t5asSb ana Ztvv
| hbs Mnnesota Extra 50 25dSS ~. ~ me ssn
STVo bbls were export Quotations NO s. Soasa "
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10

THE WOMAN'S EXTRA.
PRACTICAL DIRECIlO FOR FANCY WORK.
PATTERNS IT, KNITTING An D CROCHET
TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. So Now Ready, rRGcilO Cent?.
Containing 80 Practical Directions In
KNITTING and Fancy Work.
wiihTwenty.ThTee illustrations.
Tribune Extra 40. 59-sent by mai! for 10 cents
THE TRIBUNE. Sew-York
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
THE MARKETS.

TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE
Pr. North Rtrer. Vessels and Rti"0rRs.
Tfrc,.v M.ra1 I2EO
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10

SALES FROM 2Io O'CLOCK TO CLOSE OF BUSHES
O'CLOCK z. ".
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
1 SSil

1880. 1880.
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
THIS COMMUNICATIVE aud convenient manual Of
r..erepce o the and for he Busness man is for
sale at the Office OF publication well as al tn" bookstores
and news stands will be sent by mail on receipt 0i pce
IIice % cents per cepy Five copies for 81
Ry mail postpaid in the United States.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
THE MONEY MARKET

s4LES-GoVERNKEYT STOCK DEP4fF1EHE
THIRD CALL-1l2 O'CLOCK Pm.
6 ~ Coupon 1881 ~ > 4sCoeuP loO' 1863.
100000. 0U.....-...-...-...Ioo'e iO'VV'-----''
FIRST CAII-10l9 O'CLOCK 4. NJ
T. { A. Registered 1907 u s : as IS CoupOn i' 1905.
SALES-RAILROAD AND OTHER SBOCRIIIhS
10. M.-sALEs BEFORE TIE CALL.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
G0tel5.

THE TRAYM0RE, -
i SEA END ILLTNOTSANE,
ATLANTIC CITY, y. J.
Heated throughout. Gas IN all The rooms
Open permanently. 81 T. llooPES
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
1Srm pubIlcatlons.

1 SABIN'S son. ,,,ro,.,,.,,
81. BOOkSEILEl. PRTNTSELIEP and IMPORTER,
"a Nasagu 81. New \ Orl.
large collection imported books hest editions ~
Shakespeare. Byron scott Drkens 1hackcTaN Copi"'A
Irgug Works the line arts Old Prints French eich
ings portraits and views.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10

rTHE SCALPEL, No. G.-Edited by Edward
Dx0I. ". d.. - jtli ave. y Y, contains the fol0"
ing aItclcs: -, -, - . ..,.. , 49, .
Hex i'cinrs
warmth food water exercise ana sleep There Gse is d
rcced by Instinct that Is most worthy mo name Y!
physcsn who most reveies is uncr ing lave Ia
What are the causes Of early decay In our women
Truth i the body Of God and hight Is Hls 5haiOw.'
LIFE SKETCHES OF NEW-YOkk PHNeIClANS
whip horse bride fOT the and Iol ioT the
fool's back" . --...,- -
TARTAR FMETIC-An excellent sweating, nauseatlng
and vomiting article fOI The Profession, by medical
hereto exercises Of great pth ana moment ~ PETER
seec, somewhat apsnrd than one oyer ioiIns
FAILING OF IHE MOMB-lt causes ana treatment
preventive Of the exhaustion contcquei On
early dscrefOn It's curative action instrument for
sclf. .aullicatiOn 90 pagcs, 70 cents
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10

rI'HE MANLlNESS OF CHRIST.
BY THOMAS HUGHES sl
rz~CuEAP EDITION TO-DAY. Paper 25 cents.
. For sale by booksellers Sent postpaid, on receipt Of
price by the publishers,
HOUGHTON, OSGOOD & CO, Boston.
0l AsrnR. PLACE NEM YORK.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-07-15
A New Operation for Piles.

After repeated solicitations from the many ia
tients | have treated, | am induced to an
nounce to the public my new antiseptic treatment
of Hemorrhoids (Pilcs) and ! do it not in the
sense OF an ordinary advertising physician, but
rather conviction Of duty owe to the suffer
ing 1t Is well known that hemorrhoids is one of
the most common, distressing and wasting diseases
now met with III the daily practice of every ply
stefan Furthermore, that the heroic and painful
operations usually performed for their relief with
out any satisfactory results permanent cure
have deferred thousands from seeking professional
advice. Having treated one hundred and sixteen
patients by my new process, all OF which speedily
and permanently recovered. am prepared to report
the following advantages OF the operation over all
others that have preceded it,
First, the operation consists in a single painless
application Of 'Antiseptic solution" Second, it
avoids all legation, cutting and cauterzation.
Third it permits the patients to come from any
distance, receive treatment and return at once to
their homes Fourth, it does not necessarily con
fine patients to their bed take them from their
avocations Fifth, the cure is perfected in ten or
twelve days. Sixth, in no instance has there ever
been return of the disease
am permitted to refer to the following well
known citizens of Bangor and vicinity. who have
been personally treated by my operation.
Chas. f Lyon, Dry Goods Bangor
Sprague Adams, Dry Goods d Notions,
S. 5. Patten. Merchant
Joab W. Palmer, Lumber Dealer,
DR. Ii. +. Teit, Dentist,
Henry 4 Sellers, Custom House,
Il. Z. Smith, Lumber Dealer,
2. F. Clark Policeman,
7 &. Stickney, Coal Dealer
Walter BIaisdell Farmer East Bangor
n NJ Cowan, Blacksmith,
I. }. Cole, Bangor.
T. +. Gallagher. Policeman,
David Jordan,
J. c. Hamilton, "
John Buck, Merchant. Bncksport
F. A. Reed, Lumber Dealer, Springfield
j. NJ BLAIsDELL, NJ. d.
3mlS 81 Main St. Bangor Me
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-07-15
a New Departure IN River Navigation

u, -
\ steam ea,ahalau mas peen ollIt on me mud
son me hulIs consist OF two cylinders OF boiler
ron - 1eel III diameter IN the centres and taper
ing to point at the ends. They are 2V1 feet
long ana are placed feet apart They have four
waterman oulkheads at equal distances apart,
ANdlus them INTO i've compartments and they
are lurthef strengthened by radical braces tor their
the centre OF me cylinders and taperS to Of an
men al ue ehdS. me lower part OF the cylinder
Is nladt shoolh me sheets OF IRON Duttlns against
each "ihef; In the upper part the sheets lap.
Inc several sections butt Tor the whole length OF
the nuns Gn these cylinders are secured white
pine saddles and on these are boted white pine
beams ,bx' ana Ky inches, SET on their edges and
placed feet lhenes from centre to centre Sew
enteen feet abait the centre are two yellow pine
beams 9&1 inches winch VIII support the weight
OF Tie engine, and forward OF these some IRON
beams are TO support the boiler On these beams
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-07-15
The Scarecrcw.

The farmer looked at his cherry tree
With thick buds clustered on every bough:
Il wish could cheat the robins said he
If somebody only would show me how.
I'm make terrible scarecrow grim,
With threatening arms and with brlsllng head
And up i'll the tree I'll fasten him
To frghten them half to death" he said
He fashioned IL scarecrow tattcred and torn
Oh, twas a horrible thing to see
And very early, one summer morn,
He sat it up IN his cherry tree.
The blossoms were white as the light sea foam
The beautiful tree was lovely sight
But the scarecrow stood there so much at home
That the birds flew screaming away in fright
But the robins, watching him day after day,
With heads ON one side and eyes SO bright,
Surveying the monster began to say,
why should this fellow our prospects blight!
He never moves round for the roughest weather
He's harmless, comical tough Old fellow;
Let's all go into the tree together,
For he won't bulge till the fruit is mellow :!
SO up they flew and the sauciest pair
Mid the shady branches peered and perked,
selected a spot with the utmost care,
And all the day merrlly sang and worked.
And where do YOU think they built their nest
In the scarecrow's pocket, If you please,
That half concealed on his ragged breast,
Made charming covert OF safety and ease
by the time the cherries were ruby red
thriving family. hungry and brisk
The whole long day on the ripe fruit fed
Twas SO convenient! They saw no risk
Until the children were ready to fly
All UudiSturbed they lived in the tree:
Ter nobody thought TO look at the Guy
FOR a robins Furnishing family
(Ccba ThaXtci IN June Wade Awake
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-07-15
Not Hardly Ever, But Never !,

Never answer questions in general company that
have been put to others.
Never, when travelling abroad, be over boastful
of your own country
Never lend an article you have borrowed, unless
you have permission to do so
Never attempt to draw the attention of the com
pany upon yourself
Never exhibit anger or impatence, or excite
Inent, when an accident happens
Never pass between two persons no are talking
together, without an apology.
Never enter room noisiy
Never fail to close the door after you, if you
found it closed, and never slam it
Never forget that if you faithful In few
things, you may be ruler over many.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-07-15
LORD PERCY, Pnv. No. Lib.
REMOVAL!

MRS. VI. A. SNOW, DRESSMAkER. takes this
ANl means of informing her patron, and the pub
lie that she has removed from hen former rooms in
Mc(lntock's Block, High st, to Mitchell'> Block
church St., next door TO Hayford Block, where, ow
ing to better facilities and competent assistance she
ever before. Thanking her customers for past pat
Tonage, she socits continuance of the same
MRS. NJ. A. SNOW.
Belfast, May Il, 1oS0-3m20
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-07-15
READY TO INVEST IN VESTS,

T HAVE VESTS ENOUGH TO SINGLE THE
L whole state of Maine, and want to have them
made. Good sewers, whether single women. mar
ried women. twins. triplets, three armed girls, or
phans or mothris-in-I law, can have work at good
prices. few FIISTtLASS hand button hole makers
also wanted GEO. \. OF NIItI
Belfast. june 23d. lSSo.-2m3G