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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-01

SOLD BY ALL RESPECTABLE DRuG's1s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-17

The dealings in railroad bonds were unusually
limited in amount, and covered an unusually small
number of issues. Prices, however, generally wera
better, especially in the early hours. Erie second
consols rose from 95ls to 961, and closed at 954,
and funded IS sold at 93l4, against ssl2 last week,
Missouri Kansas and Texas frsts were 81 higher at
1O3 and seconds were per cent higher at 82l2.
Boston Hartford and Erie frsts were up 81 at 40,
and Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg tirsts sold up
per cent to So. &C. and I. c. incomes were 2per
cent lower at 40, and Central of New-Jersey IN.
comes yielded from 93l2 to 01093. Canada South-
ern firsts were up q at 9Sl2, Ohio Central frsts
were - lower at 94l2 and incomeswere q higher az
35. and Ohio Southern frsts and incomes were
steady at SO and 27sl respectively East Tennessee
Virunia and Georgia consols were l per cent
higher at 70. and incomes were up ls at 5Ol2. 50.
Paul and Omaha consols rose q to 99i2 but later
sold at 90 and Wabash general mortgages were up
per cent at S4l2. Denver and Rio Grande consols
advanced % to 1908, and Kansas Pacific consols
were steady at 1O2. Texas and Pacific incomes
rose from 81 to 63120820s, and Atlantic and Pacific
frss sold at 961i097. The following the latest
quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-17

that though he reioced over his freedom when tho
East India Directors 80 generously pensioned him,
he found In the pressure of poverty and OF toll the
moving spring of creation. Mr.. Anger notes that
though he had always fretted against what he
called his slavery to the desks dead wood" the
discipline of regular and even of mechanical work
was Of infinite service to him. With his special
temperament, bodily and mental, he needed, OF al
men, the compulsion of duty. The "unchartered
freedom and the weight of chance DESIRES"
which his friend Wordsworth has so feehngy Ia
mented, would have been shipwreck to him. when
deliverance from the necessity of toll came he could
not altogether resist their bancful effects. Ana we
may be sure that we shOuld not have had more but
fewer Essays of Ella If the daily routine OF differ
ent labor had been less severe regular. He was
well paid for the best of his literary work. but there
was 10 pressure upon him to write for bread.
Thank Cod he writes to Bernard Barton, you
and are something besides being writer's! There
is corn In Egypt, while there is cash at Leaden-
hall rD
Mr.. Anger's book is one of the plcasantest, if one
OF the least ambitious, OF Mr.. MOrieys excellent
biographical series. His chapters on Lamb as
essayist and critic are decately neat, percePtlve
aud sympathetic; and in his relation of the inch
dents of Lambs life he shows himself no less gem
erous than acute and accurate. The little volume
will give pleasure to those to whom Lamb is al
ready friend beloved; and it will gracefully in
troduce to n new generation an author to whose
work may be applied the sentences which be HIM
self once used concerning Old Izaall Waltons quaint
book: 1T brcathos the very spirit of innocence
purity and simplicity of heart; 1t would
swocten a mans temper at any time to read IT.
it would Chrstianize every discordant angry pas
snn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-17
CLOSING PRICES PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
Reportea bu join II. DAVIS & Co, II W1lLs,
THURSDAY. March 16-P. NJ.


At the opening of business at the Stock Exchange
to-day there were an excited share market and
general advance In prices The excitement, how
everwas of short duration and with few exceptions
the best figures of the day lwere made durngtha
time. After that the market developed
a steady undertonc of strength in the leading secur
tiles There was obviously no effort topush them up
rapidly; but 1t was evident that confidence had
largely returned. Western Union was q marked eX-
cepon to the general rule in recording Its highest
prce-S2l2-in the late hours, ard closing at S1SI,
against 91ls yesterday. Lake Shore opened
up Il per cent at 10, and rose to 1l6as,
and afterward was well sustained at 10 except
an occidental sale at 1879 ali day, at which 1t
closed sales and bid Central and Hudson, after
selling at 1871 at the opening, closed at l30L-ls
higher than yesterday Michigan Central rose from
So to s2l2 and closed at Sli2; Canada Southern
opened up l. per cent at Az sold at 47l2946Si and
closed at 1875 and Erie. after selling at 37os de-
clned to 367sQ37ls-a gain of ls from yesterday.
Missouri Pacific stock was moderately strong at
05l2G05al in the early dealings, but later
il sold at 9I5a and closed at 05-a gain of Is per
cent ST. Paul early sold at ll20ll2i2 but closed
at l11Bs-a gain of ls per cent. Wabash common
was weak and finally closed at 33ls-a decline of
15s per cent-bu the preferred stock was compare
lively steady ut $50 SOFA, closing at SO, tho Same
"a Yesterday. Texas and Pacific in final sales at
370. shows a loss of 7s per cent and Missouri Kan
sas aud Texasafter early sales at 80, finally at 20s
shows n loss of Il per cent. Among the coal stocks
Central of New-,Dersey rose from S29l last night to
S4li, and then declined to SOos0Sl; Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western sold at 122l20 12240
1912 against 122i2. yesterdays final price; Della
ware aud Hudson sold at lO6Q1O6ll a 105l2, against
1862 and Reading sold at 5sa5sA057h@57ia
against ON, The market closed irregular and I'M
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POPULAR NOVELS,
ONE DOLLAR EACH.
NOW READNi


JOHN INGLEsANT: A Romance. By H. shorthouse
One Of the memorable OF the will be- JOhn In
lesant" The author terms itrc1ng perhaps to hear 1t
called an historical nOve-a philosophical romance, but
whether considered a philosophy IL is ankle
inarkable Asphlos ophy wonderfully clear
NOT only Of the Catholic Church. but Of the differences OF be
lief In Church which Processes to have differences Of be-
uet AS a romance thrugy interesting aud rs history
II numnates the IN which the scene s hid-that Of
Charles Las acting eliminates play OF rhak pere-
THE Critic.
This is one OF the notable books Of the day. II Is
unouesonaby ne Of the historical sudc, In
cuoce The work enriched for the thoughtful reader by
very able and subtle pre- OF the PlatOnsn quiet
ism and other Of mysticism prevalent In the
teenth century Tho interior workings of Romanism and the
methods OF the Jesu very fully and effectively brought
ont and the work f. powerful picture Of
intense and subtle aspects life Of the most interest
ing periods Of modern history. Christian Onion.
If one Of the most remarkable books only Of the
SON but of good m any seasons.IPall Mall Gazette.
Theology romance and philosophy-Mr shorthousc has
managed TO blend them harmonious whole, without
making his readers feel Is dealing unfairly with his
torv or unduly weighing with the deeper interest
Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
uYPATlA: or New Foes with an Old Face. BY Charles
Kingsley.
WESTWARD HOT Or, The Voyages and Adventures Of
sir Amyas Leigh, Knight by Charles Kingsley
We consider Westward HoP and Hypatl as the great
est historical novels pr Oduced In this century and the fact
that they represent respectively distant from each
other and 40 unlike fact that they nevertheless
so truthful shows Kingsley master In this kind Of
literature -Churchman.
HOGAN NJ p. BY the author OF Filters, Tatters and the
Counsellor"
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Ccqa! Notices.

VNHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK TO all persons Interested IN the estate OF Henry
Youngs, sidney T. smith and ApOllOs smith, composing
Ihc 1rn OF Youngs smith & co, send greeting
You you hereby sited and required person
ally 10 appear Special Term Of tho Court Of Com
Plea, Tie city and County Of New York TO be held at
the Chambers thereof In tho County Court House. IN the
CITY OF NcwY0rk. the ION dag Of April 1882 at 10
o'clock m there and then 10 show cause why settlement
of the account proceedings of Isaac Ode Assignee
the said should not De had and no
be shown then attend settlement Of the such account
In testimony whereof, have hercuntO caused
49, the seal Oi the said court OF Common Pleas 10 be
L. = hereto affixed
49, Witness. Hon Charles II. Van Brunt, Judge OF
the SAID Court Of Common Pleas, this 18TH day
of February 1852 y. JARVIS, jr., Clerk
MILLER PECKHAM & DIXON, Att'ys for As sgnee
OGce address No. 20 WaLs, 'New.IOrk, n. y
Feb. III, law, FIJI.
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Sales BIZ Anriion.
CTORAGE SALE.

CTORAGE SALE.
y ON THE TWENTY.EIGHTH DAY Of March.
1882 at 10 O'clock H., al the Eagle Storage House,
No 1903 West 33l.st., New.YOrk city. will be sold To
satisfy liens storage and charges the goods stored under
the namea Of the following persons: George Edgar Mary T.
brown Robert Wilson, Joseph -. Gibbs, John /. Harms,
Mary Gpson salmon skinner Charlotte stokes, Emma Bark
err Jancs RSharpeT John savage william II DeyOe, Gather
Naldes Schaeier Mrs J. e Baldwin, Ellen G.
Bryan, John H. Reed Mrs Robert Brown. Uranus Crosby
George Leslie IavOna johnson, benjamin T. Guyton, John
W. Medairy, Charles l.. Edwin Mary f. Jobea
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settled, with indications that the bulls were NOT
unwilling to encourage an increase of the short i'm
terest' and to that end were moving slowly.
Government bonds were dull and theirprices wers
irregular The final bids for the continued % wers
. higher, and for the As is lower. The market
closed steady at the following quotations.:
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New Publications.
HAMPERS MONTHLY MAGAZINE,
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FOR APRIL
Contains:
N,ew Publications.

Contains:
MR.. GLADSTONE At HAWARDEN
BY H. W. Lucy. familiar sketch Of tho English Premier
at home with fullpage Portrait printed separately on
heavy paper, and seven other Illustrations
SPANISH VISTAS-FIRST PAPER.
BY George r Lathrop with sixteen Illustrations by c. s.
Reiphat and fupage cngrayug. the Frontsocc Of the
Number.
A TRIAL BALANCE OF DECORATION.
Ply A. F. Oakley with illustrations Of recent decorative
ColGan, La Fargo Tiffany, shirlaw, Devng and the
Messrs. Low.
ATHENA PARTHENOS.
BY Prof b. l.. Gnaer.cave. \ description OF Phcida''
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By Ernest Ireerso Absorption OF OF the most re-
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full.page Illustration by Abbey
THE HISTORY OF WOOD ENGRAYING-PARTI
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POOR OGLA-MOGA.
by David D. Lloyd huao.oas SKETCH with six inusra-
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The conclusion Of
PRUDENCE
story OF Esthctic London By Mrs John Lille with Two
illustrations by On Maui!er.
The continuation Of Miss Wcosons Eoyei,
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WHAT WE OWE TO THE TREES.
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A HEREDITARY WITNESS.
\ short story. BY MA, Prcntss.
I'm DAYS GONE BY
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POEMS.
BY Louse Sfou!toa. Jula C. r. Dorr. Frances
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Recent improvements in Comedy and Comic Opcra-The
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~ HARPERS CATALOGUE, composing the titles o
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OF city bank stocks Commerce sold go at $50.
and Metropolitan 1888 at 1877. The bidding and
asking prices on the first call were as follows:
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HARPER'S FRANKLIN SQUARE LIBRARY; a weekly
publication containing Travel. r'Hraphy, History
Fiction Poetry prices ranging On 10 to - cents per
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Only small business was done in State bonds,
tennessee Us were q lower at 47l and Arkansas 70
to the railroads sold at %. and were in demand AT
TINS hgure for all except the issue TO the Central
Railroad. Annexed are the closing quotations:
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Proposals.
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nRESSMAKER.-A dressmakcr who is
~ working In ntstcass houses by the day, wants per
mauen engagements would 10 The sewing and assist lady
in housekeeping; best reference Address D. - Tribune
Uptown ONCE. l.23s broadway.
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recovery. A. T. MILLER Tribune once.
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS
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Index to Iarpers Magazine Vols L to TX. 7vo cloth %
Postage free to al subscribers the United states OF
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-Exdividend. 1873 buyer 80 days t16is buyer 80
10 y buyer 70 days.
GOVERNMENTS.
r. . "a f,c1tin1e1 9I,s O0O 1925,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-12-08

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-12-08

cIHoD. Wn- Z. Enrlikh hn< fled DO
<ice u corferf for TIE sent II Congress
for ne Inci1D4roiif district Ee charges
fbe worst kind of s15uIl-dozinrr c. &C
supporters d Pce'e IN thst city. p2rficn-
lariy j the Oliver Flow Works. md
county jsil. He claims 100 prisoners
Eers taken iron jnil End compelled a.
rpfe f0r roeie. Don't sar anrf<sirE
sbcDf Southern -bnil- dnzinx- any more
Look = ~ EePnbIic.ns a lDdl1napol.s.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-12-08

EKw DFr1rFIs-Nr- y Hnkkins' ton
gHz krp~Uvcd ~ tie County Crnms
sicnerz % Ncnds1- and ~ entered 81
rh- discharge 81 ~ duties - Corniy
Recorder. He wil. make - EtieDiis.
I'D obliEinr o<5oe--
Tie bond ~ NJ W. n. Bretx q
Irn<srre- - approved Tneedsr. aDd "
LOOK his c<ice- lie u : careful gentle
uzn and Tie coun:x's finances wiIi D.
|clpsHiy iookei ktter. and smelly handled
~. - Abel f0ok hi. place - Cpun'y
Ccnni<<ioner Cd MoD1ay- En1 wilI en-
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4beI. ~ keep county Hthirr Ft-aiEhf o.
ring tis term uf rfScs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-12-08

EIDAY. uECENfEE 4. .8s-
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prer< isrre <curs< of rrp[l iron fl<
o. tie <r>z lr1in 81 c1r< woke ~ ecbor.
- >br <1'|rr< IA majestic hliI< around
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wrrlS hsr< 49, hrif Song src.
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res1r Vel 6rr<lurr1 srr;rr,rur.l ccrr-
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en- varieties abound. orIy awaiting
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hundred Di,es q Louisville. 80 found
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rsr.rms 'Hi-lons = Ia 60 ssns ~ n<7i. psr
bal r--rs .<a,. nun.l sc-sc ys.r: 80 znpasy
|kTTEky-TlrHi rs<~s. ~ .cr tr.-
4Akk4f-Et y1A-- Eirn. rate4 ~ ~ hcr nst<s-
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to.aN nN'A1A NJ - MiA1 OWL w eslrsrryr frr<
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-18

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-18
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