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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-28

State bonds were dull and steady. Tennessee IS
sold at II "a -, and Alabama class ut -. There
no transactions in city bank stocks, but quota
tions were firm.
The activity in the share market diverted atten-
tion from railroad bonds, and generally they we've
dull but somew hat lower. Boston, Hartford and
Erie r-ts again sold M 81 but ended at so. Erie
second con>ols % lower at los, and funded 50
sold at 1881 and incomes ut 90. Chesapeake and
Ohio lir,is series b. were y lower at 90, and cur
rcnry interest rs lower AZ s.. Ncw-York Elevated
frst' were exceptionally strong at lis. Metropoii-
tan fir,ts being stead at 1Oia lO33i. There was q
general dcclin" Of i l. percent for such sales AZ
were mllr bat m most instance. at the end the
figures of earlier sales could not be realized.
The business Of the Sub-lrcasury for tie week
ending tonight includes the receipt OF So397,OiS
and the payment of S6. BIRDS. The result l. a
gain ~ l gn"ralba lance Of =. GGi $50, AMI leaves
II ~ S770O7, S'j2 against S74.3i2SG2 Nav 20. The
rirulrT changes al tine week are 2 coin gam of
~, l37IV' and currency loss of S1I2,JN9. The
receipts Iui balances. however. include ~ SOO,OuO
gold received from san Francisco; as Affecting
our local money market the net gain II only
~t6i -. During thu week the Sub Ireasury rc-
CIycd GrnO~I, 80 II 10000 gold payable ~ 100,
OOO by the Sub-Trea,ury ut san Francisco and
$500 600 ~ Philidcp hia, and has 100000 more
San rdnrls'o 81 hhhge 10 All ~ par. On preSeh-
tdton of he ccrictt" of deposit here the Treasurer,
by tee graph. orders the payment at San Francisco.
Money today was easy and in abundant sup. Is at
3isaJ PER cent. ihc domestic exchanges
NrW-l0rk aS last quoted. except m thlcago,
whore the rate has advanced to 30 cents
premium. Tn" United States Treasurer AT Na-h-
ington to-day received &l29OOO National bank
notes for redemption. The customs receipts
Wrrr sol. 9~o ana the internal rcyenuc receipts
were NlG~ @Gl. The Clearing lion~' statement to-
day j. - follows: Eychar"cs. SCOOPS. N3i; bal
amos. SJ.?j2G12. Ibe transactions at the sub
Treasury covered: Receipts 1864 so payments,
$50 $50; ,urru', balance, s6,393, $50; com bal
aucr. S7O.6l3.l92.
n" foreign exchange market AGAIN was woak,and
ate. were reduced cent per T. actual business he
in, don, 20 about : SD, and - sol, for hong and
short -'"riug rr-pc. lively. Annexed are the re-
Ni-al quotations:
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Corporation Notices.

NOTICE.-Sralcd proposals will hc received
" At tho Hall NJ The Board Of alton mn' Nay 81 l0-
fuloN Wrk. For steam t"ttlW Appaihinf
Primary -ch0y hu'ng on Nori"k II ant iur r1nl-t
West r.. alen i"r rprrg AMI alter ng
rchoohouses - % and Sn 20 For uil Information
see t.ty ltocurl. for sale AZ No ttiy Nan
FINO CONTRACTORS-SeI Proposals viii
be- received 40 the office 81 the INV Del riu u so 30
and Mercer ST. utl Jane %. l07i lnr bu- h"ltng
engine AMI pupl. fr the same foF i 'hir4u"A see
ltrrnr fof "A 10 4 ~ liaiL
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ID gG Oo3 In account with Prp,ilrnt lr.tiiufion nr
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New i)ubIicntlous.

WIFE'S TRAGEDY.-This new novel by
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.i %, ot Nrw-lolk for the Wrch ending this ,lato
..... SINCE The beginning of the year, oonDlrd
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lI. 90 'owir,, W.T." m" receipt and shipments AZ
.nt .-,.I tAlci % and milwaukee tO-,iav:
tr,ript+ Smpni'e'1.
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THE GENERAL LIST
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-03-03
Things Worti Knowing.

Frozen feet. Bathe Ia alum de
solved 10 water, warm;n, IL in by
the fire.
For common cough, hop and
boneset candy drops are excel
ont,
Apples eaten before brea ;f,st. IL
well masticatel. are an aid to di
gestive organs.
To Adam, paradis, was ho ne
To tho good nooy hi, de4cen l.
ants. hJme is p ralise.
Prou,l tlesh may bs cnrel by ap
plying pulverile'l loaf sugar, anl i,
is p unless re- nedy.
Tuick broad soles for the shoe
are now in order. Dry, warm fee
will save macy a 4 ,ctor's bill.
Parched c,rn IN Il. boiled in akin
milk, is god f,r sunn,r lisrrlp,
in children, or dysentery in ad tits
Castor oil is lubric ant for al
kinds OF michinery. For ligh
busgies, wagon grease, ect., it c.n
not be oxcelled.
To wear flannel during the entir,
hot season il a preventive OF diar
rhel by night as we'll as by da,
should be adhered to.
Soap suds are a valuable fertilize
for floStrs, and especially for th
verbena--It is good for vines,
fruit trees and currant bushes.
Rheun ,tisn nay b. cnrel by
bathing the affected p,rts in w,ter
in which potatoes nave b ,sn b,ils !,
as hot as can be borne, just before
going to bed.
Very small, rol ants will n 4
crawl over wool carpet or coars,
fl,nnel, 30 n piece of either uude
the safe or on the shelves. will be
sure perfection from them.
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ArIihmetiUai.

Two Arabs, sitting down to din
uer were accosted by third. whc
desired TO join their party, bt
said that he had no provision OF his
own, bat that il the two would per-
init him to take au equal p'rt with
them. he would pay for it. One Of
the Arabs had five loaves, and the
other had tLree. The stranger
having eaten his third part of the
eight loaves, paid eight pieces o.
money. How were they divided be-
tween the two men
IA youugster at our elbow sug'
gests that the biggest Arab tool
the pile. Hut this solution will moi
10. II is uoithsr aritn ustical nor
Arabic, but purely young American,
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A eo, reslnud ut asks us wha.

4 90 respond Mt asks us what II
tue relation OF university to un "r
binary c,iIese. Il IL u step iather.
A gen,lema, ih' ntner evening "b-
jec'ed I" playiug cards with u lady,
because, b. said, he ha' su"h
a,usins Way db .i' her.
T.vr I, u drnrth OF 'suiarf >ay-
,pss" o child on il the newspaper !.
10 the man ~ho sssi to mahufac-
turo them dead.
A .Vsf sio'a Ia 'f,ns ofa typo
|fsssds,. rprllins out the s'gs q I'LL
m, ,1'-n-''''u. l-''',d''
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Important Events ia the History Of The
United States.

~ VIC VI UlG
United States.
Date Of washinston's commisson,
June 10, l775.
Washington takes com mand of the
Army July 3, 1775.
The British evacuate Boston in
March live.
Battle OF Long Island, Aug. 81,
l776.
Surrender Of Burgoync, Oct. II,
l7TG.
Battle OF White Plains, Oct. rs.
1916.
Passage Of the Della ware, Dec. 25,
l776.
Battle of Brapdywine, Sept IL,
l777.
The Battle OF Germantown was
fougbt Oct. A, l777.
Battle Of Monmouth, Feb. 2S,
ITS.
Naval victofy by John Paul Jones.
Sept 90, 1879.
The wonderful Dark Day, May 10.
1850
Capture OF Maj. Andre and trea-
son of Arpold Sept. %, 1850,
Surrender of CORVALLIS, Oct, ~,
1881.
Gen Washington took leave Of
his officers mt New York, Dec. 4,
1888; resigned bis commission
Tuesday. Dec %. 1913.
John Adams first Tinister to
Engl'nd, appointed Fob. 1885.
Shay's Rebellion in Mass. 1856.
Delegates met May Ii. 1857, to
form Constitution of the United
States. 1t is completed Sept. II,
forty five delegates being present
IL is ratified by uine States during
the summer of 1853.
Washington first elected Presi,
dent in 1850.
He was inaugurated Thursday
April, 80, 1889, ut New York.
Invention of the Cotton Gin by
Eli Whitney ut tue house of Gen,
Green, III IA. ia 1893.
Whirkey Rebellion in Penn, 1874
War with the B,rbary States ia
1903.
Duel between Aaron Barr and
Alexanler Hamilton, July ii. 1904
aud resulting ID the Joath of tue
halter.
Conspiracy aud tri,l Of Aaron
Burr for trea'uu IN 1876.
Fultpu's steamboat first went Nj
tho Hudson, Aug. 4. 1897.
A. great earthquake ut the Wost
1911.
Visit of Lafayette to the lutte
States in 1924.
Duel between Henry Clay and
John Randolph, Saturday, April s
1876.
The Great Debate between Web
ster aud Haynes ia the U. 5. Senate
Tuesday, Juu. 26, 1880.
invention Of tho Electric Tele-
graph hy Prof, Morse IN 1885.
Struggle for the right OF Petitio,
in Congress in 1886.
Discovery of the Inhalation %
Ether MS preventative OF pain il
1916.
Invention Of Sewing Machines by
Hunt between lS32-3I, aud b,
Howe in 1864.
Gold discovered at Suffers Mill
Cal, Feb. 2, lS4S.
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The ling ing Bells.

Ho y mtny boys anI girls know
how tho jingliDg bells are made :
How do yon think the little iron ball
gets inside the bell' 1t is too big 10
be put through tho bolee in the beA
aud it is inside. How did it get
there
Tho little iron ball is callel "the
ji'glet," When You shake the
sleigh bells it jingles. Wien the
horse trots the h Ills jingle iiuglc,
jingle. In making tho bell this
iingl't is pat inside little ball Of
mni, jnst the shape inside Of the
bel. This mud bali with the linglet
inside IN placed III the mold Of IL,
or.sile. AID the melted metal j,
pourel in. which dlls up the molI.
When the mold is taken of. you
see a sleigh bell, but it wonld not
ring. az il is fall of dirt. The hot
metal Dir es the dirt that the bail is
made OF, so it can be all shaken ont
OF the holes in the bell, the it'll,
iron jinglet will s'ill be in the bell,
and it will ring all right
1t took Il good many years t.
think out how to make sleig h bell
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They were sitting together in the
horse car ~ do hate people thai
are forever talking about their neigh
bors." $50 do H. coincided her
companion in tho cashmere shawl
There's Mrs. Green" continued
Peaked Hat, continually a carryin
things back aud forth. Think she a
better look to home. Gnodness
knows she aud her husband live II
reg'lar cat.and-dog life "Yes in
deed" said Cashmere, "and her
daughter Sarah isn't half cared for
/ vas tellin' Mrs. Jones only yesier.
day the way Mrs. Green neglected
that girl was cryin' shame. Oh
by the way, did you hear that story
about Tilda Smith ~ mo. What il
II" exclaimed Peaked Hat, turning
half around in her eagerness, hen
eyes sparkling in anticipation ot
the coming treat But gentle rea.
der. never mind waht it was
Neither yon nor | care anytbinp
about it We hate tattling just as
bad as Peaked Hat aud Casbmel
did Boston Transcript.
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Tho man Who soms ahont s)lrly
To k,ll time should coudne him srii
strictly TO his own time.
A youpRster steps mp to a gentle
man in the park "Sir. won't you
plea Q V, aiier my boat which is -
ing IT, f'll into the s,team I" "Bn
,dn you wish me to throw myself Int,
be water, child 7" "Oh. Yes ; man.
ms . Id ~ K that ecn,ieaan ! b. o /
fosl e.'iu<h u 10 H.
DR.. Black, . Huntingdon dentist
lsil his family ) Nv dsy ago an,
xsss e. " I. e !. 'ssses sesasa
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TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM. Pay.
able within six months, or $3.50 ifnot
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Subscriptions outside OF the county
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Ono Of the most provoking 6 opi-
s"des il for u man to meet lady,
aud in eudeaSoriug TO raise lis s n
hat 10y The crown fnd no has on bis
nerby. AMI claw ai or the tip OF
II beiore recalling the change in
aead gear, In the mean tune the
young LADY giides by, wondering
what the m,schief is the matter and
il hs 10 losiug what little mind BE-
once possessed.
Why Z 90 elephant Ike ! vaaos {
80 - n1al1kAe = - 111oun cen 49, !
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PElIPIES.

will mail reel IA rvr ips tor As imrls
NtGNrNnLE RAIN thst vii remove i ",
FRECkLtS, PiMPLtS aud BLOlCHi ;,
leaving the skin sutf, clear aud be aut,iui sisO
Instructions for prAiucing = luNurtAnt grnWt1
ef hair On bali heal OF smuoth face Al.
dress, tnclo,lng Sc, stamp, nES, NANnELf
CO., BeekmAn ST. n, \.
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I'VE wish,' ssys T.xas nswspn-
per. "that q few of onr ciiizens
r"uld hs permitted 70 live till they
'lIsd : aa(orel 1s~'h, a ~ q al'ow
ss!1s.2l|
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H O g { T. v,
The Bridge Of Signs.
ny THOMAS HOOD.

One more unfortunate,
Weary OF breath,
Rashly importunate.
Gone to her dea tn
Take her mp tenderly,
Lift her with care
Fashioned 80 slenderly,
Young, and so fair
Look at her garments
Clinging like cereinents;
While the wave constantly
Drips from her clothing;
Take her up instantly,
Loving not loathing.-
Touch her not scornfully;
Think OF her mournfully,
Gently and humanly;
Not OF the stains Of her,
All that remains of her
Now Is pure womanly.
Make no deep scrutiny
Into her mutiny
Rash and undutifnl;
Past all dishonor,
Death has left on her
Only the beautiful.
Still, for all slips Of hers,
One Of Ewes family
Wipe these poor lips Of hers
Oozing so clamnlily.
Loop up her tresses
Escaped from the comb,
Her fair auburn tresses
Whilst wonderment que ,ses
Where was her home i?
Who was her father =?
Who was her mother
Had she n sister?
i AL she a brother Z?
r was there a dearer ono
till, and u nearer onc
Yet, than all othe. .
Alas for the rarity
Df Christian charity
n,ler the sun
ph II was pitifIl
fear u whole city full,
lone she had none.
isterly, brotherly,
atherly, motherly
ceilings had changed;
.ove, by harsh evidence,
'hrown from its eminence;
wen Gods providence
eeming estranged.
ghere the lamps q,,iver
|o far la the river,
Fiih many n light
rom window and easement,
rom garret 10 basement.
be stood with amaAenuent,
ous cless by night.
he lleak wind of March
ade her tre,nble aud shiver
ut not the dark arch,
i the black flowing river;
ad from life's history,
ad TO deaths mystery,
Witt to be hurl'd-
py where, any where
lt Of the W jrld
she plunged boldly,
B matter how coldly
be rough river ram
Fer the brink OF it,
cture it-think 1t;
ssolute Mani
We In II, drink OF 1t;
zen, II you can.
Se her up tenderly,
I her with care.
bhion'd SO slenderly,
sing, and 80 fair.
her limbs frigidly
fen too rigidly,
Pently,-kindly,
ooth, and compose them;
J her eyes, close them,
ring 80 blindly
adfully staring
p muddy impurity.
ghen with the daring
look Of despairing
d on futurity.
Phing gloomily,
Fr'd by contumely,
inhuInanity,
Ping insanity,
her rest
her hands hurnbly,
praying dumbly,
her breast |
ng her weakness,
Pvll behavior,
saving. with meelxness,
lns to her Saviour!
PART IL
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TO CONSERVATIVES

Tho advertiser having heen 10 nsnoatiy
eurel of that dread disease, Cunsa d 'tion, by
simple remedy, Is anxipus 10 UANs Gnosu to
hi- ielloN sufferers the inetns ut care T. all
sho desire II, be VT sen eapy of the pre-
scriptian usei, ifres oi catrss } Slth the dlrrc-
ilous tor pc 'srina Ani using tie sane. Nhi'h
they wilt hnl svgr fvRs Tor CONsCNfttuN,
AsrHNA BghSCHiris, Ac,
PARTIES vtshiag the v eserlptiNn, viii rletse
Aiitss', Rev, l., A. WILSON, lpi Penn ST.,
Williamsburg, n, I.
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Errors of Youth.

A GENfLEA, who suffered fir years trom
"A Nervous DEBILITY, PREMATURE nE
CAf AMI Ill tho effects Of youthful inhiscre'
tion, will for the snse OF suaer,ng humanity,
send iree TO all who neal " the recipe and III
reclion for maklnV the esimple remedy hy which
he was cured, sufferers wishing q pront by
the advertisers experience can 10 50 ~ al,
j esslhg in perfect cnnlhsnce. ! pHN II. OH-
DEN, a. Cedar St., New y lork.
Jan. q. 'Itm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-14
The EInrISckS.

BALTIMORE, Feb H--Virsinis g. old -; do
deforrod =; do consolidated Sl2: do "a eerios
SS3t past due coupon 93i new 10.4Gs 5?4; ton
iortlcs coup %i4 bid to-day. Cotton dull and
lower; mddling IL Flour steady; Howard st
and Western super H5as3 IS do extra 4sSl Is;
DO family S l0sSG City Milla super :. 25a$5 IS I;
DO extra 1aS4 10; do family 6 15aSG 50; do Rio
brands Cap6 rs; Patspsco family ST. Wheat
Southern quiet, but firm; Western higher and
hrm, closing quiet; Southern rcd ll3all6; do
amber ll0sl2i No2 Western winter rod SPOT
snd Feb llG4allGR; Mar ll7!all7S; April lls3s
~; May llg5,ll94. Corn-Southern steady :;
Western higher and firm; Southern white IS !;
40 yellow 52a65; Western mixed spot and Feb
651:5 Mar t4!a5ds April 5laa549; steamer
6lst2 Oats quiet; Western white i1s12; do
mixed 4Oa403. Rye dull ct 10lsl04 Hay dull
and heavy; prime to choice Penna and Mary
land 2OsSzl. Coffee quiet; Rio csrgoes ordinary
10 a!r l0tsli4. Sugar lower; a soft o. Whis-
Key nomnally at 81 II for job lois.
NEW YORK, Feb. H.-Stocks strong. Honey
5aG. Flour s!eadya nd quiet. Wheat ia ceri5
better. Corn shade stronger.
PHILADELPHIA February i-Ca!.le-,nsr-
ket active; sales 2G00; primo GtsG!: good 81 :
G5i medium E8s5i; common 1!aG2 Sheep
maj liet active; ssles 5000; prime GhsCs; gooi
5taG; medium 5ists; common dsssb. Hogs
market active; sales 1890; extra 9a9:; good SIS
"a; medium 8as3.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-14
AGCTEDM MAENS.
By o. Neal s; Lucas, Aue.ionears.


sl VIRTUE UF i DEED OF TRUST
~ executed by U. Il. Monroe sud wife, dated
tno IN DAY OF October, 1875. and of record in
i0er NO. 5 page 2GS Of the land records Of Al
e1aIdris City. Virginia, tho Undersigned will, e.
trustee therein named and f.. the request of The
holGers OF the note ty faid deed secured. on
SATURDAY, the 2G.h dey CT February, lSSl.
at il ocsccS m, expcao to sale, at public suction
IN 'front.' CT The Market House building on Royal
street. Aiexsndtia, Virginia, tho following DE-
sclloed property, to wit:
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND with tbe
BUILDINGS thereon situated on the wost side
OF fayne street, between Cameron and King
streets, IN tho city of Alexandra and bounded
ana described ~ follows: Beginning GO feet |
inch south Of Cameron street and running
thence south with Payne street ID feet. thence
west parallel with Cameron street l23 feet
iEcheS, thence north parallel 10 Payne street 30
itet, tnence east parallel to Cameron street l23
Ice. inches to the beginning.
iho property is improved by FOUR BRICK
NELLlNGS, which will be offered for sale
separately.
Terms of sa.e Cssh ss to the costs of this sale
snd the sum of $4,000, with interest thereon
from tho lst day of June, 1880, and for the resi-.
quo OF the purchase money, on credit of six
ana Twelve months, with interest from the dsy
OF sale; the deferred payments to be secured by
inc notes Of the purchaser or purchasers and q
deed OF trust on the property.
CHARLES E. STUART,
lGpo-OLS Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-14
LOCAL BREEIIIE,S,

-, A valuable horse bcIo1pins to Mr.. Turtin, Of
Washington. which was taken suddenly sick in
This s!'y Gba@t a week ago, died here yester-
dsy.
Thomas Tucker anl Ucury Daley, culorod,
who attempted to wreck the fast mail train
near Petersburg. on Friday. wero SOFT to tho
Husices Court for trial on Saturday. The
penalty Is not lsss than nno nor moro than
eighteen Gears in the p2uicGtiary. Bal was
refused.
Tho wa"thof to-day hss boon bright and
b-scing.
hr. Gentry, manager of tho Western Union
telegraph olico in this city. has invcatod tee.
phone which compares favorsbly with any in
the market. Ho has placed one at Portner's
brewery, conntc.ing with his clice, which
WORKS Vcrg satisfactorily to al parties.
a largo rumbar of people having business in
Washington, wslkod 10 tbs! city this mcrning
IT is slated tia! tho damages to the Long
Bridge will be repaired by the 9TH of March. .