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witt, reference 10 tho action Of the nervous
aysLetn atid the braiti. Nfr. ;rhoN't1rn Wei'le
wfits on th; "Motir,n lsasis u l'irlpsL aai.
uf an intimate aiHi extensive acGual'ltance
with the fnGss. Ills papcr Is a continuation
Of tllo albJ'c! opened !n the August :MDnih.
III. "Htats EtIncatl0n: Il Necessity" y ty
thu atlack upon Statu etl,ca,tlsa, from the pen
Of str Auberou IIcrl,ort tlat appeared in
lilo .IgVuiar Scac,!cc. Mont1lv Inst ycar.
Prof. Herman l.. Fatrehfltt CONTINUES his
pysbsofSsl bsf s oEpps,:; Si; s s?s'eISs s 4 t'i a
stste%ent ss en als,ut ?t sMeas,.res of fe'isti!,
whLrll will bo now, tn. must readers: N.
"'a1iss &; ioRss ntG11n1ths 9e a s11 syrs I
III u, way 10. dsspcl q Eo9d tlGnl Of
Dnrwln lias i. brief article on "ln!.erltance."
Ul.e OF The most ll!pnrtnnt papcrs n tue
';'efs + s 4 a s nae liz Il s y"sss s
iopujation In llle Uilitc.i StRtes.. Tho prey
ent art1cle Is devoted to tho question OF sin,
crease" and Is tnstructttH from is new and
e effS e 1sRrsss Of FIRE ksr " "
Ing" IL England; There Is ~ il'as!ratsl !; Cd!
liabrlGl Marcel: n. Vcnnkntt calls nttelitMs9t, M
cnicT' il tie tliis Of short paper present.
jnr ti,e Fundamental conception OF modern
tiieorettcai physics, The lmay articles Of the
number are closed by n. "Sketcf Of .Iasncs
Craig Watson,'"' the eminent American ~
trnnOn,er, by Prof. Wlnc!!ntf. 1t Is accom-
panied with nm excellent likeness.
The numbers Of tho Ltrtnp Age for Aug ]!
~ and n cniltaln articles OH .'Mnle. tls
Stall: n Study 0f Lief Life md 1'ln!es"
president Garfield -; ~. New Study o
Tennyson'; "l!ector Borifnz: Blogra
5lver.W Wedding .; " Carlyle and Cha1mers {"
"i'orsul,al "Reminiscences nf Lori Strntf0rt
md tlle CriieaIl Wnr"; "l3urlnese BELLS"
"Up-Stairs III Westminster Abbsy";; ~ ~ !
Congress Of domestic Econo,nlstsn; "Th
"UMtrotldcn Wnys"; "Fisl, Mortality II
the Culf Of Mexico -: with installmcnts Q
sin Trust" md The Frere's," aud til
usual amount ot poetry.
, 1881-08-27
VERDETTAl

Fur 1As IAleuqo tribune.
When tho sea u drained Of IT. last sals drop,
Tmd i9s sands hav1 turned to gOldi
Wisgn Tho planets all on the!r p!votS stop,
= And the burning sun u o0tdt =,
When God f0FKets ~ YOU totHae,
And proves your truth y trua-
9ieo owes ~ il III lt.s | to yous ;PA1srtss.
, 1881-08-27
hooks HE0EIYEn.

. FuA.KtH SQUARE, IlpRAAYs LETTHRa on
Mug, LIE RxxpeA1.-To.DAy IN AMsR1pt. 3y
Joseph IIatton.-AN OosAx FRas LAscs. ny
W. CLARK HrssEl1.-AfALAts. Ah1st~ "
Anthony TEollope.-TME NsPTuhn VASE ny
Vlrktnle W. johnsou.-SYDKEY. ~ 0cosxtapa 81.
CFaik, Now York; Harper l. UroS.
MIYoiks AxsaAak AND MUNICIPAL AEeoRTaa
City OF Cbtc2xoi 1850. = n ,ss,
THh AuKIu1PAL CoDk or Uat0Aoo: !eeL
j. ii 09gopd i ca. Advance 6hB9te.
CosYu1OhS. By l'rnf. Thomus AItnaetl. NOV
, 1881-08-27

], for one, wish to speak q woId OF praise
for st, Jacobs oil, says Mr. g. ". Purcell, Of
the Nationa! Stock Yards, Chicago. y /
1or anne six n,ont,s. AMI al times u was ter-
rlbls. Oaa botla Of st. jacobs on, ho~eseF'
clirol paaA 49,,
, 1881-08-27
SCIENCE.
SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

pnrtH pf cr rystNllzct cNFtUltc Actu Is stated 10
ctrnr,l 0rcot relief In roscs ~ httoo frnm IN.
.'no,s .'nu' e'"' '-A :" ~@'@' - e''>'S' ''o"' -
. ".,.,. .,o.,,,, t,,,, =, ,ou,,s,, ..,.,,,.
vetS mse1"1 as k ~ ~. fn,s, taa hccoaang
by NJ, Icon v!dai. It Is excellent for pro-
dI vii 1Io"ht,ess nh ' be- foind nyaiabe for other
n.neaa mn m ;isa ~ fs,-nmin ,'.an 10 a. fn,,osys.
Sandarac, IS parta; mastic, parts; ether.
20 par's an. ;.o'e 50 to 100 o, pas ,s ,,,..a
r.. t!o esnt1o VI LAW. -. sss., ..a,...
States appears now 70 'tnse feachea pant
In latitude 10 uenfees minutes, ap0tlt llse
Gs N s wsl 81 SoYIfy i,s efmscn III innm mi mi
9'h;n mi fftv..,t'," t0 n,ijrs ,vast and n fcT
s,tt. Wu. r,.t, st ~ ~ ratMt T. rnace II, is7t
y 11s .nnv'd - tvaatvnq ahn,,t in nitcs sfnce
y ,!,m mn7 '''o'eo "e"'"A" "o'oS nv A.''s' '''-S
1'u. ,, .,...,, ....,.t,,
Of Santn Cattafina, III 1Sfazil. .rl,ls neteorie
Iron contains Cai p4r cent Ut iron md - OF
iiickel. Very small fragments weru slightly
affected 1,y lie magnet, but II Itattcned on a.
steel anvil viii. steel hummer they became
very sensitive to the magnet. and by heating |
tnen, red.hot they BECAME set more highly |
magnetic.
Dr. 0cI,lschuser,. Of DanzlR, has tounA!
that snieyase !! Of sod!,'n, Is remedy ol great
especially If given III Il ,loss Of unr gram III |
ti,o beginning Of mi attack. It usually pro-
duces drowslness aud after d few lloura tho
patient wakes up ret,rsle4 an' 1rsg Hr,i,,r tro
t:iIs effect III cases dependent OH t.itnnla.
n in uIsechon ,,as won II prtze Of 1000
froncs " or sHIn ssI fnr small motor suitable tO
,tsc % #, Il f,uuiilcs. Ills cI,gine III worked by
r"nt eI In i,nrIs. fwn cei,tsn,, our fDr machines
ftr "a ,.rri ~ sTS ~ ~ tont.,,tis uer second.
iva Cents nj, ,ilo,,r for traclincs performing
al tle rn,s Of lion fool-pountis per sec0fri.
me smaller 'aach!nes IA aro sold for sloo; the
larger one, for 81 $780, a., n,,,,. ,,on IL. .o,n,
m r;vnn ~ lin stntIsfics OF thunIer-stornls
pmd p' ii,a jamase uccasio,,ed by them ii tier.
manv. Austrim. and Switzerland, from 1874 to
1x:iS ti,nt1 villa fhe increasi, in Thunder
aap,,,s s as WI, M' sm1l @ iGe rIsk fron iRlt
a,, IT, s Ent, "E ,rv S.' farvetV n~tneitc ie
It'll hnryes @ the cha,,ee to be- purtiy die TO Tie
.iestructtom Of forests, tie extension OF rail-
"-' A'. .1 w.. 49, - 1su..,,,, ,,a,
II Is statct! tliat tue Bank OF France ms
almost Entirely abandoned ctemlcal tests III
ssasSe o1 M saee e not 5et o proeas a
With tile doing OF tue eraser ~ penknlle, put
frequently shows under the 6oid lGgtes l ol
c1,s.a. q, ranitv is tho rnm,er; Il Inject ink
mnrE. hat y cyartcLin.yisttH inclnsei In n
inttnr nnv to the eyn aptenr withOilt blcn,-
s WHILE sSpy o. y III e sa3e dtq,,aa Ti M
fnce. yy];ern II hps merely been in contact
vii, liz W.1jtisn ,,ape'
W. Wv s"n ~, J.. .s,,,u..,,,-
tns ii japaa IS tie rounding Of tl!o et.rfst
by spider liues. 1?e trees bordering tne
Highways sSnrna with spiders. w!iiel' spin
es W wsos aass sSatofs Iees sn' WITH
tho sidcr-webs are covered With heavy aews 's
they become good coW'uctors md run tle
messages 70 earth. 11'e only way to felnove atS.
, 1881-08-27
LITERATURE.
Nine. de RemuBat's Letters.
Her Troubles with Actors
and Actresses.
Homose1le-A Charming Story Of
Southern Life-Among the
Americans.
The Sanitary Care Of ChIdren-To.
Day In Amer'ca-poor's
Manual.
a Gal}op Among American Scenery
Magazines-Books Received
Literary and 8cien-
tiflo Notes.
LITERATURE.

f3f3n NhfnH
-----rr
LITERATURE.
e..-
A1A1E. DE HENfUsAT's LETTERs.
Those WHO enjoyed, the gosslpy Memoirs
left by the laty-fn-wa[ting OF the Empress |
Josephine will be sndly disappointed II they |
anticipato equal pleasure from the rcndtng |
OF Alme. KGmusnt's letters to her husband |
aud soil. The "hfcinofiB" furnished much |
new information about the Court and Court
life under the First Empire. Napoleon and
Josephine were skctchcd for us by ono WHO
| saw them In their daily lifc. Fho 1nen OF
note who freqMentea tho Imperial Court
passed under Mlnu. dc RG,nlsat's observing
eyes. and tholr pecu1iarltics and cllnrnctcrls-
| tic sayings brlEhtened up TIC pages OF tho.
"Momofrs.n These Luttars" arc dull and
prosaic. They nre filed with matters
Of personal interest to the wrlter,
but Of no public Interest whatever.
| BY as much as Nine. de. .1tdml.sat
| Is less interesting thRn Napoleon, by 30 much
ure l.er letters about herself md her dofngs
less interesting than her detailed accounto OF
tle lh1peflal toult al'o lls nlas'os. o'to "Ms
undoubtedly an atfecttonate wife and do.
voted mother; every Letter r seems cen ,a pardenea
with tho same lnessaeo to her Absent nus
Assure nun o. hef unaylns ;a1asaata aecson
WV WV "a.onl"A ~ e"so w. 1' ,.,.,. 80
Lis letters to ller while Win Ne
E,npotor would be of fur grenter ynluo thnn
tnaso ,ntuiio NJ lar ,,fu n hama nnd censr-
,neso uetalls ol nel lily at noo % aa cs'.se s;s.s
| lESS IGBEGlS llGl IuSOnlu lI9oGUECs AAO
ctoge esn1nuneo of MI lettcrs established by
Nono,cop Nam he tn the 1,ost.T,iiscc ncnnrt1n.nt mny
account for tho nbsenco Of many
things Nine. do Rumasat might l,uvo
liked to tell and others to hear.
1Ioweyer 1t NAV be, the volume seems
ID, nr5 vtnr,j amt ,vfti,. fhc axcent,on. NJ
| uuIl iE1u sIuput atAo "A'h ato o>1Ips4o's "
| portions referring to the troubles OF the Act~
| ors md actresses at the Theatre Francaa
, 1881-08-27

ptDygEtl LfrE IN 1ItH WEsr. f}y .1atnn8 II.
Wnlkur. Ch!cMg0: sumner L. Co. Price 81.
t;ArE.Cob FOt.Ka. u Novel. lIoston: A.
WJIlnms L. TO,
, 1881-08-27

THE NATIONS PRAYER
GisSat NSt 0odl 70 Thee tho Nation orlod
y nef despair; arise! ariset
s@u' sucoor bring us from tho akteat ~
nv, ~. Man's help 10 vatnl
a. naanoo anoo not zee. With Thy pure eyes,
nts..t Il. usnthe dArk door our chosen iIGs,
o"ack py tcnd IN crAxed lisgulae-
And canst rcfrafuY
~ fSsa Ielgnost stili; DER all the Earth
III ~ power extends, aud passes forth
sfuM EA1t to Wostt from South 70 North $.
Aha vi, =, Thy viii contFotss
III. Ja!At JJA Y not 10 butter WORTH ~
N .u.x uax which s4w the Nations birth
"sps{dI and not MAko greater doarth
VI noblD aDllA2
III X .asstEy dark and dreadful hour.
VIZ w re wrnth OF lemun.poWer,
~" oack YtoTn-QlottlR did o'or III lower
.Ana To Thee wt4 grieu-
: AK not 10 vain. 4 mighty tower =
nv WITTY defense hos boon Thy ppWets i.
WI aauop's God In every hour.
6ttll be oi1r guido!
Wit S,hs a!M Tor whom each loyal hcart =.
Gs,taa.1dn 1dna9ish lhro0s, until the smart
""ased BY tbs cav I'd -Hesanip's art ?
Thar H.. rams each tho snm0| +,
inn, a afauEh this Land. III eyory part,
Cid ,ss4 "a 70 sen. will quickly start
p'altns nt prAise, which fFOm each heart
NHWToh 9. OTIs,
, 1881-08-27
MINOR NOTICE.

"a''- hus"os"o A'' c.itt' "v |
Among American Scenery: or, Sketches Of
A ,nnricon ycnues ani hfIiliarv Aflyenture.n
and has a,ltic,i seyerui chapters 10 Ills original
book out fl handsome style. II Is 'nl nj
tractlyo book. lie various sketches It cor
iains rnviviu, rac,,,,"ctfnns of. russnaea ri
our our early niiitary and naval listory Which
ought never to 10 forgotten. fNYiIat was said
Of tho book before Is cqpally true Of tho new
ties Of Nature, and a \hcart 10 appreciate
thonl, With pen to eal1op rs fs.st rs tie
enoas, 10 crlet I tho qa ck Ideas oi tic mind.
atr. silitman Inns brought together work of
tho most captivating ol,arnctcr."
In us ouna folHs; astronomy fl".
Cl,ampln l.as struck tito right method Of |
fmpartlne Instruction III this complicated
SCIENCE. First Interests, then fnstructs. No
polnt ~ passeu oFtf nnut tlotousn1s "t'"o,
stoou. In the present WORK ule TOPIC ls
treated III thenost elementary way, and NIL ab-
struse calculations and theuse Of expressions
requiring II knowledge Of f.lnnthenlatics t,avo
esSn 1s as sySs s SnSasS sya sfa Sca y sps ae
Sor work " udtaTiy Enpii nc ndanted for teacilng "
IS, c. Criggs Il CO. llaye Issued new
edition of !?r. Eur Brncke's- work entiticd,
mGernla'l Without Grammar M or sa, Dletonar1y. @
ae gw , D1K u sa4 f,o, ~ niirav na @ ia;sa
r. Gsrianan M tcxt. Tlis Inter feature Is open
to many objections, however, It Is Il tribute
to tie Itnerlts Of tho book tllat 1cw edition
should ave Oeen eallea 1GI, ana @ @ = Is not y, nd, ~
warranted praise 20 SPY Gnat @ Me kl9W o. ~
other work x M It's klni wlth % WHICH IL IL cnie Pc
MI o Goq Is sS au om IN,
majority Of those in daily use. r.
Mr.. 1lolyoake Inns gathered togsther the
ri ,n rinr ,is y in"r , nnnths of trnyei in tls
col Country, III Ind ias published them III book
form, WITH tic title s'AnonE The Amertcans.'''
fran tnnny times, Their writer was m
jntajIierit observer; :, Ot all that he
snw. md is fi,il ofl admiratlor for
"tlle, republican Equality nll4 {he
republican freedom Of America" He las
written ,'s. !" up" not "uowil"' to Gse tflso
saying, and was very partial visitor. lie
does not prOfess to have written :" b0ok
, 1881-08-27

LAKE 648QV0f7NVs930 NWV*V
liar shoot 0r Water.
The Tahoe Itattler says thst tharD arc gtGat
many erroneous Ideas .e1taat relative 10 kh!s
special part OF ~ hustness 70 cosrOct theN ana
gives tho real fauts cout,eFn!nK II soaaralnR
S!1ma;,oogy2 .;.1,st2 esSS'os eoaSs sSnsa Is -.
, 1881-08-27
Published Ia Boston by ], 4, oskood & Co.

SANITARY CARE OF 0fIILDREN.
The Thomas Wilson Sauitarium IL the pro-
Jectod outcome from bequest ot Saoo. COO by
the lata Thomas Wilson, q wealthy citizen OF
baltimore. The trustees Of this bequest, do.
sIrlng to avail themselves of tbs experience
OF others who have deyotad, themselves to
tho sanitary care Of children, foF which class
this .sanitarlum Is projected; have therefore
corre.ponded with several prominent phy-
slclaas in this country and Europe, and 20"
ltcited easays on different aspects Of the sub
ject Of the diseases and treatment o& Infants,
and the present volume Is ths result
The essays published hero IN thls volume
HealthyP" by Elizabeth: Qasrstt Anderson,
London, EnK.; ''The Morality OF Young
Children: its Causes and Prevention = by
Bamual O. Busey, M. D., Washington, ID. @. /
"On tho Improvement -ot the Condition Of
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SIX FOR "HAPPY-
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INDEX Of $4,000 NAMES to
LFfTT PoPUIAk ATLAs,
" paxoA Price, 20 centa
~ pcect AOse offered % the American pablo.
fsr6 20 now redy. Piee. 20 ce5fs each
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Ter HDr,h Rircr. vcSScis diLi Railroads.
SFN.YoPL Xr,lu, slav MAY H. 1851.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nnm.YorK. welncsllay. May u, 81.


AsHFs-Quic; uno hanged. $780,, o.,,..-- o.. ,-,..
oTfEE S an' sR %S"9 r Ordinary 3 a to 6
bags Rio ex "Iasalc and 500 santos. cN "IIumholt" on
cotiGn g' Y c, saeS Sr S s,p 1ass
snJ ~ Tor 20 'rniaiion bcvr, 400 bales
ircc.at The poTt today 155 bs asans, ii s l;
weak decline o abort PSin I ,,ac' S% ss'
rTS v Tlolc, XuSust, To- "a oiGc srptem.
her. lol7a io25e; oeleeer H'S%'Sc So's F
sry 9aae 10 0c Prices for Ring, AMI MARTINS May l022
5 0ec5cr. ~. Sovcbcr w; december s7s January
~; t,Sr4 n g 1aS Pnt d 70? Si HuFas
io sPra9L A?cSio?i 0sSssg G ,5s,21 So. "a
0s5' iiansicrable orders. lo25 ,.,.. A., a., ,,,..
sec for grades under = 80 g en aDg, gpg Wheat Pat
, ME- iae ESrTa' o I'll. iiy M Extra 30 q Nest
~ spring - 80 dS3 73ior Winter later Very sh9ss
sCS l6. GS Ia a 'sl5 S. aisr - WHIT
MI WinicT wh,st Iytrn 81 C0ds. latter tor very Choice
PANTY 1900 ~ npc.o'a h.r = S SSSsg for f STpa 5e
quotations, No.. 2, s5Ss3 - at'or ro shtre@S =,
mon 10 cool western s. 5esi 90 Good to Fancy
* G6G$5 Good Choice DO 8 ~ - Common EItn
MIIsTe Is IS So bakers Extra 3 90 go IS: straight
I. az e3' Sod yer Choice TaS - 5o
Patent Winter Wheat Extra s61so; closing quiet
soEGEES T Ea Ext 5s 30 III Far 2P to
load IS 3udfO 20. GoOd. Anolcct 40 E1dSf.-...--
PYE FLOUR unchanged saes, $50 bills Supertne. - 25
80 ~ mainly - kOdsJ ID. CORN MEAL pnet I;
scSccly 40 nn: Brapdyvuo quoted at - 2jas3 49, Yellow
Ncstern 7jd - - sults. 800 bbls.
oI1n g y e7 g. saI sSS9 49, NO. DO
I.mon. Al 5OGfi, rs steamer direct
GIlAIN- WHEAT-Markct Ia i2c better, fairly active
trade export manly In No iel good bnsnoss spec
Native account closing rn with r business IN options
and moderate Expert inquiry sales, l92ooe bush future
2S7 900 bush cash including 800 bush l!eIeeted spring
$500 UnKiRnrd spring, ~ 1887 III S,5O bush
No. spring 81 lGasl II 100 bush 40. 2 New York
Spring 20 ~ OOD brsh No Chicago and milwaukee, AZ
Ell 23LdSl ~, including 10000 bush No Milwaukee 70
arrive atequal u 23a 1900 bush. Ungraded Winter
Red eli II 81 % 900 bus. Su. Red vi 81 pdSl -
mainly 81 81 $4,000 sh 30. led, u 9Ggasi - noIIy
ali AZ 81 ~ 1900 bush Mixed Winter. 81 oli4asl 22I
mainly It q 22asl :?t il.ooo bush unsTadsd Wits
mainy 20 SOg Red Ms g 3i,dsl q clcsnE
i ais DO July q lsSS as,n, TO- cl99alns e NJ
White Nay. 81 2l%Ssl 22iS closing 81 225j
do June &1 losaSl l0l closing 81 10 d$l lo RYE
quet steady sales 900 bush Canada for May delivery
ii II BARLEY Lower and very dull salcs 1000 bush.
Sol Bright e6c BARLEY MALT dull and nomt
nal CoRN-Market nnsettled eash lots Sal 2c lower
options a stronger receipts OF In bad ORDER mod
ssio export and fair home trade demand gSSd h SS,
ninrn l7aooo buAh. cash. including Hot West
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CORNELL UNIVERSITY.
~ Twelve Courses lead ~ degrees viz gicnt1re Archi
lecture, Chemistry and Physics, tiy Engineering
Philosophy science Science and Letters students not seek
ing degrees their studies. Entrance ENmnnautns
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For Information apply 10 the Treasurer Ithaca " y
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admed partial special COURSES. School OF Mechanic
Arts Tor instruction In English. Drawing. Mathematics and
Shopw0rk Next school year begins september 20 is7
Entiauce and september n and ~ ~
a m ROBERT II. RICHARDS secretary.
WILLIAM r. ROGERS, President
MT. KISCO EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE,
WI Mt Kisco " ", for young ladies and children VIII re-
open Sept 10 terms reasonable Miss T. Hyatt lIcpa
DOCKLAND COLLEGE.
IL Ready spring and summer scholars advanced and
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Miscellaneous
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LONDON. MAY ll-l2?O T. mt. =. bonds. fves,
lO. Atlantic and Great Western first mortgage trustees
- DO second mortgage" 3Oii re. 5O7 New
YORK Central. l5l. Illinois CcnrA, li2 IenDsy wanna
Central 7l Reading. 2oie New York. Ontario and West
crn. b. -
LoN.N. May ll9 30 P m Consos 1921 FOR money and
Eric. 81 do second conol-, 10
ATLANTIC and Great western nrsi mortgage trustees certn
Gales 3, .und Tp3 ruiaiivc fise based
mainly on AN anticipated reduction Of the Bank Of England
rat"
ioiL Pcnu,y vnnia Central L.: Reading - New YORK
and Ncsrn 81 ~ India Council bills ~er alotts
TODAY AZ OF I'D per rupr. Paris adyices quote
ihrcc pr - francs 10 cennes for the ac
count.
IDlAp,N. May ll43o p. m-Thc amount Of bullion gone
In M. 81 England on baanCV TO-DAY IS 4 loOR
PAGs May ll.-EIchlngu Oh London. - francs 70 cen
Gin, effr.h als
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In London British consols were Is lower Mt l025i6
for money and ut 1O25l6 for account. United states
bonds were firm IS ut 104h 4l2s at ll77s. and 4s
at I10Si American railways promptly responded
later rallied some on a speculative belief that the
hank rate for discounts will be reduced tomorrow:
lied per rupee The Bank of England gained El0 900
bullion on balance. In Paris, French 3 per cents
rose from 1915 TO S5.05, sight exchange Oh Lon
don being rs % francs 20 the E.
Mr.. William Fahnestock, q member Of tho New
York Stock Exchange, and Mr.. Joseph I. Brown,
for the last seven years connected with the Govern
ment Bond Department Of the First National Bank
of New York, have this day formed copartnersllp
under the firm nnme of FshnestOck 81 Co., with Mr.
II. c. Fahnestock a. ST. partner.
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For Young Ladies-CcuntIy.

A BOARDING SCHOOL of rare advantages
N and cheap Pennington Seminary. Pennington,
Ncw-Jersey. Address THOS. HANlON ID. D.. Precedent
HILLSIDE SEMINARY bridgeport Comm,
for young ladies, will reopen september = 1850 Prey
ara,ion for NaSsar and COLLEGES specially ANNE
STONE MARIANA B sLADE Mis- C. KNOWLES
FITCH.
HOME INSTITUTE for young ladies' larry
Il towr y. V; care. Thorough course OF study
reopens september II. Miss II. W MElCALF' Principal.
NAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE.
vi For Young Ladies'. Pittsned. Mass. commences rs
September ~. 1850 widely known Tor exec
lencc instruction and beauty and saiuDry VI location
The Rev c. " SPEAR Principal
MRS. s. l.. CADY'S Boarding and Day School
WI for Young Ladies' West End Inst NcV Haven, Conn
eleventh year commences sept 81. send FOR circular
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