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LITERARY NOTES.

erpe Costa and Henry p. Johnston are to ee
sbe futrrc editors of The Mogdzine Of hmer'o""
History. -,
volume on the last days of Knckerbocker ne
IN New-York is III the press Of G. W. Harlan LUG
author of these "reminiscences is A. e. Dayton d"
old New-Iorker.
Tristram and Iseult have new poet III 'he per
son of Mr. Swiuburne lie has written n'rr"''No
noe,n in nine books on the story of the unior'uh"e
lovers.
The Critic is about to print the poem which AUSTIN
Dohson contributed to Tho Garland OF hachel -
tbe dainty volume made for the glory and dehght
of the baby daughter of an Oxford professor on'E
,birtv-six copies of the book were printed-one 1or
the little Rachel and for each OF the coh'Vlou-
tors-mauy famous men being among them'
Forty-nine plates will adorn the work on Egyp-
tiap Obelisks which acknowledgements Uor-
rince has written. and which the futnamS are soon
20 issue. The author gives detailed account OIL
the fashion in which the Central Park obeliNk was
transported to this country. The same publishers
will shortly bring out also volume on "Our Mer-
chant Marine" by David A. Wells.
The entire manuscript of Dickens's Christmas
Carol is said to be in the possession of Mr.. Ben
nett. bookseller, Birmingham. This Is the
only manuscript of Dickens's not included
in tbe collection of South Kenslngton Mu-
scum. except that of Our Mutual Friend" which
Is now in the possession of Mr.. George W. Cmds Oh
Philadelphia, by whom it was acquired AT cost OF
Sl,400.
The collection Of sonnets lately published by l.
Hall Caine in London contains many unpublished
speciInens of this form of verse. Mr. Swlnhurne
has furnished a pair on Carlyle's "Reminiscences
which are full of virulence. d. c. RosSettis con-
t1hution is a sonnet on Ralclghs Cell III the
Tower and Austin Dobson's is one on Don
Quixote," containing this expressive hne
And doubtful sancho tyudgng at thy back
There are also two comic sonnets by Hartley Cole
ridge
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTOY STOCKS.
BosToS Friday, March 8, 1892.
CLOSING PRICES PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Repor,sd By JOIN II. DAVIS & CO., II Wgl.f.
FRIDAY. March . 3-r...

FRIDAY, March 3-r..A
This was another day on which dulncss was the
predominating feature in all the markets
the Stock Exchange, The first prices fOt
nearly all stocks were la 81 per cent higher
than last evenings closing figures. FOL ow-
ing that there were numerous alternatives ot chIs
and fever The transactions for the DAY
amounted to 354, 500 shares, against 323ooO
shares Yesterday. OF course the stock OF
Louisville and Nashville was leading feature
IN the DAYS dealings; it opened at sll2
against SOS last evening, and rose to 50; suoso-
onent sales were made down to 79l20sl 4 aoOt'
We have no further definite information rs to pro-
preSs In the negotiations of the companyS deoen-
tnre bonds Denver and Rio Grande was ancthu
snccial feature, and after opening up al 64h 10.
clined 20 62. and after huctuating between 62 ana
90 finally closed at 61A The talk of PROD
obIe passing of the quarterly dividend
what specially influenced the price OF Denver
a,d Rio Grande. The trunk line shares
ofter openipg at material advances on laSs
eveninr,s figures, were In the main strong all dy'
although not sustaining the opening figures at 'h'
close The strength of these stocks, pr)oably' "a'
dne 70 a secret knowledge that an otllcia announce
ment Is to bo made Of further advance on cas-,
-, fraights Hannibal and ST. Joseph
~.osorrod recovered TO S9QS7Sl The coal stocks
vera auctuating with the remainder q
the market, but at time were they stong Ms, Sos
ern Union was fairly active and firm at !VS@ovs
a 7eas07eOs. The last rally in prices ior tnT p, SnL
~as lod by sharp movement IN se lau
sanck TOLL. That movement was based upon NH nh
mort that the earnings of the company Tor e asa
wcok IN February showed an increase OF $i'Vo ,SSr
over the earnings of the same week wo,a,,osa N
The price afterward declined to ilot~ ~. ahos
with this there was a general luii III 'h' ,t Al
speculation, that the market s"no a, and do
the lowest Agures Of the day. cloSeu "'''A
moralized. 4, covernment bondi
lhoiv SorS wa and only a small business was done ~
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MINES AND MINING.
FRIDAY, March 3-P. VI.

FRIDAY. March 3-P NJ
The mining stock markets to-day present httle OF
general interest. The dealings in Robinson Consoll-
dated moropoizcd more than usual proportion OF
the total business. and rs that stock declined from
3 go TO 3.25G34j it chilled whatever OF bnoyahcy
there might have been in the general list. oon'h
P,ciic ruled comparaliycly steady, not selling be
low . ~ and closing at :. 20. state Line an1 .
declined from 7307l cents TO G0070 cents. Moose 0o
was .tro 9 at 1.I5 silver Clhi was better at 20,
and iron silver was strong az 20. Horn ollVcIT
sold NJ 133i414; Rising sun rose to 43 cents anu
Cold stripe sold 1t 30a3l cents. The ComSiockS
were dur but inclined to be firm.
SILEs Ar me MINING EYCHAEGE&
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Corporation Notices.

NOTICE.-Proposals for estimates for repair
~ Pier 6 East RIVER & and ~ PGH5hemaq a55 m Iabs S Ue r.
until Wednesday March 2 1850 at ~ o'clock m For nl IN
formation city Record Copies ior sale ~ No. CiS
IIan
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OLD GREEK EDUCATION by J. p Mahahy' MA
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THE NEW NOVELS
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VOYAGE OF THE VEGA
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Sales bn Auttion.

MORTGAGE SALE. 7. T9yers, auction
cer viii sell this day, IL NJ, fixtures Of DQuo
saloon at rs and III Groenest Joseph NJ A attorney
mOTtgagee.
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Cost an0 founo
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will paid for leaving the same Win SAMUEL NANLI
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1tllrlnl.

TNYO CONSOLIDATED MINING AND
MILLING COMPANY
Mines aud Min, Inyo County, Cal.
CAPITAL SJJUOOV. PAR NALUE, fj.
OFFICE. 40. 65 BROADWAY, y. Y.
TOCUISTITA stock bought and sold,
~ W. BEENTON WELLING. - Broadway.
&3O 0NN Twelve per, cent mortgage
10 sb2J. bonds 20 lc1dvic Mine foT sac.
W. BENTON WELLING, 81 Broadway.
GANFA MARIA STOCK Tor sale
y Ht - per share.
]. Y. DEFOEEEsr, 70 Broadway
rTIIE NORTH STATE MINING COMPANY
AN IRON AND COPPER COMPANY,
oreanized under special the state OF North
Carolina and has a capital stock OF
100000 SHARES
of par value of SO each.
hs company valuable copper mines and deposits OF
magnetic iron Ashr County, North Carolina The Cop
per ninc fully equipped with improved machinery. Tho
average being extracted 20 cent copper anu
$50 In gold per ton The estimated value OF sheds and
ON me dump over 500 UOO The deposits of magnetic iron
are practically nrNhauSbe tine Veins vary from four TO
Cc the surface and their elevation above tho
level or the from 200 10 800 feet The
purc magnetic free from sulphur Phosphorus AMI
titanic acid will average sixty cent metallic IRON
Tho Of smelling furnace at the copper mine VIII
euable the company 20 pay diyidend-
Fun Information can be obtained the branch Office OF tho
company. SO. 81 broadway NeW.lork CITY.
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6iinaiions tDan.c0-- ItlaIes.

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obstruction.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
A LIMITED CLASS for YOUNG BOYS.
a ARTHUR II. MANN. 84l madisonave
NEW YORK MILITARY ACADEMY,
FORT wAsHINGToN, ny.
Established 1854.
supcrintendrnt-JOHN h. HAYS d,
dmaster-RFv.ARCHIBALD RICHARD. La prPh. D.
Boarding school OF the highest grade whose hrcefod
end And ocfGPuoiy R iS%c&e % IS @ 5c WILL M v " "o5ee and
the feelings by TSng9n nSygF rn Willie ng for
etgH na'cd on Washington Heights about milo up
Hudson il is reached by the sixth Elevated Road to
55thst Carriages are always in Wqting or 0y me ann @
A more beautiful and healthy placc-on an cnnclce com
Toandes are not found iha far famed banks Of the
F@c2a T@ce ord m % GR$' aaTc o f d acEaG to it, shaded and
by oak groves anorng ample space ior play
E:@2& E$PT5 qs7Pon R5% aP4 ifPa?It;4h spoken
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
Madsonaye ant itt' hs for t! 52' Of NoGs
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A COLIN Lt, Engineer Corps US NJ and Professor at
Naval Academy.
UNIVERSITY Grammar school 1,4S1 Broadway,
e9.s "a qspr 5d9fsa @ II TOBY PE}'T ShslSa Fanap ina
For Young Ladics-Citv.
TNHE MISSES PERlNE. 3 East 7ith-st.,will
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O.b WEST l3OTU-ST.. Ncw-GoTk, near
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DAY-SCHOOI-FOr Young ladies and chill
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KINDERGARTEN.
N o new YORK Normal School for Kindergarten Teach
Model kiuIoTgarrI with Element iy l's5tS Tor
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Palette Ti WIZ ri1 j0N 1ii iiAt ana SIS A noELTE
| MISS GRINNELL, - +. 5lth-st.-School for
vi young ladies' and children kindc2rton frr1'i method
MODEL AMERICAN KINDERGARTEN,
vi 81 East 0lt. Pupils from to ID instructed III dc
cordaucc with the best methods Hours. 9 toL
MRS. CIAPMAN'S English and French
NJ school for Yoing Ladies and Children reopcn Septcm-
bcl - AT - 7th5t separate class or limited num-
Der of boys. send for circular
MISS :. l.. CHAPMAN, ,o,.,-.
(formery Mas /. T. Behcict&l ~
Removed East - l.g,. ID ~. d Vest lS.lst
Thorough instruction IN All departments
NEW, original and rapid process in book
~ keeping arithmetic aud cam ar private instruction
both sexes; minors and adults. PROFESSOR, I6- west
2Jth-si. near Nh-aye
GTENOGRAPHY. PHONOGRAPllG.-Wal-
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men, West l+tst, near oh|vt send Ior ai e cicui
THE CONSERVATORY of ELOCUTl0N.-
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Mrs. ANNA RANDALL-DIEHL. Principal
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Complete in 10 vols Royal svo. Per vol s.
THE BIBLE COMMENTARY.

(Known in England as the The Speakers Commentary
The Bible Commentary begun ten years ago with the
object OF makua available students %! IN scriptures and
ordinary the accumulated treasures 9 modern an
tquarlan an Dhi.Dlorlcal research
1he conStt5uoIs are f. every case men W4o ave nhie
Ot department 4 Biblical earning
chosen their lCcit More thdn
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Commentary the most scholarly. Instructive and valuable
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Among them included Professor Wesco't Professor
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H.
Ia the Reissue OF the Complete Writings OF Dr. J. g.
HOLLAND.
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New publications.
CUARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS
PUBLISH THIS DAY:
THE BIBLE COMMENTARY.
NEW TESTAMENT, Vol. 4.

Hebrews by William Kay D. D. The Epstle OF James by
Dean scott Epistcs Of Peter by Canon Cook and Pro
fssor Lumby Epses Of John by the Bishop Of Derry
Jude by Professor Lumby Revelation by ATchdeacon Lee
! vol, syO Sj.
This conmonarv represents in the highest degree rev.
tIeui and -On9 scholarship ~. y Christian Advocate
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SEVENOAKS
/ rol. lcmo. Price Reduced 10 81 25.

vol lGmO Price Keduced 70 sI 70.
In Tie story Of sevenOaks the first OF Dr. Hollands
novels issued edOnhe has undertaken 70
some typical American characters and especially 10 throw
upon phase Of life winch is familiar TO every
reader
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ALREADY PUBLISHED.

The volumes o, this edition printed from plates at
greatly reduced prices
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MISS :. l.. CHAPMAN.
Art Scnools-Ci5Y.

AIRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
Ft willreceivc pupils in PAINTING 0aniscape hoTer'
ttfn l.'Drlupn). at her 'tl iin he 9lL" No
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References M d. Huntington, Nj VIM Hart MI James
NJ. Hart, ME A. H. Bellows
Musical.
r Mrs. Chapman's select private stituuon,
~ No 81 West 57,lst. Professor F. L. Wo-hcim j. eX-
MOI ing hi thorough aud highly interesting stem of teach
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o'clock An
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Royal svo pp 1900 quotations. $4,000 lines OF con-
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4 DeVs York
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S1HFs Ar me MINING EXCHAEGES

,-AcrulL SALES .- SHARES SOLD.
open n'Ugh'Low- Final Am. n Y
NdIaes ing est. est ''' TX Ex
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6ituations Uanieo--females.

A PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU.
H.-An kinds OF good, competent female seryants Ger
other useful girls for city country also male
help and cOOred servants. At he large, odesabshed
PROTESTANT HOME BUREAU, 1873 6thave, fourth
house above iOth.st.
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A EKSTROM, PrOprietress of the Swedish,
~. and French Bureau. has on hand number %
reliable girls for all branches OF household
service male servants buffers. footmen &c Every
effort made 10 please. No 4OS ith-ayc.
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CIAMBERMAID-By q respectable young
~ girl would do Hight house work good city references
z, ,l6f I'd. ave. second floor left. No cards.
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BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.

'77g Dayer 10 davs Buyer lays.
The Rock Island Argus., 1882-01-05
THE BUTCHERS.

Rock Island, like every other city, has
a number of men who furnish fresh meat
to the citizens generally. At the present
time these vendors of such commodities
arc not in an angelic frame of mind The
occasion of their mental disturbance is the
fact that the aldermen saw fit to adopt a
license system by which it is incumbent
upon butchers to keep their shops in per-
feet order and also to pay tax to the
city.
At first they presented q petition asking
the repeal of the ordinance, and failing to
accomplish this, they attempted to band
together and retire from the business. At
least that was the report, and the same au-
thority states that q certain vendor Of fresh
meats who has a contract to furnish the ho-
tells with such articles, refused to go into the
union. The result was that the different
members of this business have taken out
their licenses and are now fonnd at their
usual places. 1t is even limited that such
move on the part or the butchers was
anticipated. and all the arrangements had
been perfected to have started new shop
on an extensive order if the union had
been formed and the present butcher shops
closed.
The Rock Island Argus., 1882-01-05
BARE ARMS.

The vaccination mania has struck this
CITY, Old men and young men, ladies OF
advanced age and those who are just
budding into womanhood, children and
babies are all suffering more or less from
the effects of Jenner's discovery to the
medical science. The appearance of the
dreaded remedy in Moline and other cities
OF this state, has caused wholesale fear
OF the eontagion, and the physicians. who
are supplied with virus, are reaping rich
financial harvest. The points" as the
virus is technically called, has been ex-
hausted in all the city drug stores, although
many of them laid in an abundant stock of
this much needed commodity The drug
gists have replenished their stock in this
particular, and those desiring such min
iature volcanic eruptions can now be sup
The Rock Island Argus., 1882-01-05
COAL VALLEY.

Coal VALLEY, Jan. 8, 1882.
The holidays are over, and the weather
has turned cool. The roads have become
hard, and are wearing smooth with the in
creased amount of travel and winds Mr..
John Beardsley and family, with his two
sons-in-law, nine in all, arrived here few
days ago, Mr.. Beardsley was for many
years coal. operator here. He has been
absent for the past ten years in his native
place, Lancashire. Eng. John Detpan
was married last week to lady il Iowa
Thomas Thomas died last week and was
buried at Homestead.
The Christmas tree came off very well,
the spectators were well pleased, and the
little folks were well satisfied with the
generosity of Santa Claus with his leaving
them so many nice presents.
The public schools have had a vacation
for the past week but on convening, yes
terday, they yielded to the order of the
State Board of Education, to attend 20 a
general vaccination. The demand was so
great that the doctors ran out of virus, and
only part of the children could attend
school to-day.
The public installation and ball at Masonic
Hall on the 30th ullimo, was quite grand
affair. There were forty-two couples
The music was fine, the supper was pleas
ant to the palate, the order good, and the
dancing was entertaining for it continued
until morning,
The performance rendered at the school
house on the 27th of the last month, the
Lady of Lyons came off very creditable
to the amateur troop. The performers all
did well, but some of them distinguished
themselves. They had full house and
took in fifty dollars. On the next evening
they rendered it at Orion with much credit
and on the following one at Rapids City in
the three renderings they took in nearly
$3.50 The proceeds is to be applied to
replenishing the school apparatus
William and Tohmas Martin start for
Knox college, Galesburg.