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MINES AND MINING.

TUESDAY. March ~ W.
The mining stock markets to-day were very r.
roanIor Robinson Consolidated declined to $50"
o 90 Init stock offered for sale on buyers option
was eagerly secured South Pacific was dull at 2'5o
20 20 state Line and was about steady ut
about 80. Chrysoite was firm at AZ; SILVER
Cliff was easier at 100, and Horn Silver declined TO
,r,Srcss aud tho rrice rose TO 1,26. Alta Montana
was weaker at go MnIiposa declined TO IL cents
The Comstock werenot as strong and C0ms" t
cents The markets closed dull and barely steady.
s4IES 1T The MINING EXCHANGES.
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market, go that in many instances prices at five
minutes before the closing hour we've at the best
figures of the day-Lake Shore 1145s and Western
Union 79-but during those last five minutes thero
was decline and many stocks closed lower than
the opening figures.
Government bonds were quiet and strong and the
final bids for the continued IS and the 4i2s are s
per cent higher. Annexed the closing quota
tions:
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CLOSING PRTOES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
AxFRAHcIscO. Tuesday. March z, l992

The Ophir Mining Company has levied an assess
meut Of 81 per share. ,
The Savage Mining Company has levied an assess
ment of 80 cents per share.
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Gelp Wante0.

WANTED A boy in an Office from Il to
j. years ~ age who writes hand and lives with
his parents will do what Is required Address In own
hand FRAN KILN, T. y. Box 2,ol4.
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ola, ,,nooJan $50 sos 927 s7l76l l43 $50 1919 J6s
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.


, M %aEh 7 o3sas . S5' 5as G
fgG5i o6ae.. including 1900 bales American Fqtqres-tR
a aadS Ip 6GT dsTSTy a DO Apr ana delivery 8
DO Nay June delivery 9d do Ja2e Gn JGy Gsvs sD3
c5Sm he delivery d do september and october De.
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MdGRg S saG DO April and &ay delivery G5d DO May
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AL LT iEsISs 6 HasS6 bales American
Nd MPTGs clause n %srSn acyS!y
April delivery Ss1 as Apo o june Jun and July delivery
NAY sn 40 august and september delivery 6sa
,tdIns ioac Good Ordinary lOc' receipts il9 eHie''
sale .riI6Rg March cotton quiet Midalhng u'so
ll14c, Low MidunG IL %ci H9oI o. Ite' ~ ISB
gross receipts 1904 bales SAFES i-0 OA'''
bales 1serox March cotton dun suddnus ns.c Low
,iStSg. lie: Good ordinary. lo2c net receipts oZs
bales HSTSy March 7cOt,on quiet Middng e
Low MiddinG QFd9esTy b iGS ne receipts
coy March Lotion quiet MddnSs ~ 49, TX TX
Mddhng lo'cj GOOD Ordi.aIy P4S balrs
bales March stes Mdang lSGi LSI
,dGng SCI f 100 c 2sins FSS bales cosviso 10
sales 400 bales s+GSS steady aduns 1884, LOW
ad9F lit G 500 OaS.. sass $50 bales stock $3.50
belGS March cotton steady Mddas II &C.! LON on
Is Efforts coastwse. az balos sales oOo oS' i
3c r S1ss Marcn 7cOtton steady MiddnnS u w.
tn
10y Low SSss 2674 bales exports 20 Great bI'n
?9lS bales 20 900 p' bales, stock, S25SS0 bales.
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N i9 bales. exports coSstwise 1897 oaeA s1eA 49,
bales stock 42,2Ol bales ,,o0 oplet Middnnx IL &c.
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bales eApGI s 800 Iales last evening Aoo oae'' '
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,Sr0T March 7-COtton quet a 'rseeo t.
L[MIH6,OS iGiSs; Good ordinary lO'Isci hs' '''
AS baesI stock. 1927 6ales
LONDON WOOL SALES 49,,
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a. al olj locks and pieces odgla1I iid6I0d GreasN
kaSI ID locks and pieces 7hisllha' 'S' O"
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A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
N AGENCY supplies Colleges. schools and Families win
npeent Professors Principals AMI TEACHERS
Families going abroad t. tho country npy 719i WIN
Call Or ailre53 Mss Il j.
YOUNG. Amercanand Foreign Teachers Agency % Union
Square.
ERENCH lessons given to young ladies by an
experienced French lady formerly employed in schools.
Address Mime. SP0I, 404 East 6Zd.st
PREACHERS, TUTORS and GOVERNESSES
4 furnished To Principals AMI Fa niles
Teachers supplied WITH JINS)1L 49,. D.r,- ,-.,..
PINCKNEY'S AGENCY, Domestic builhS 0Fohl"H
and lith.s-
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The following were tine receipts and shipments at
aud from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
Receipts Shipments
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Gitualluns fuaIieo--frmaIc

JltnllluUS lUuilko tHHlNP.
EKSTROM, PrOpretress of the Swedish,
a German and French Bureau. has On hand number u
reliable well girls for an branches OF household
service also male servants buerB' foOlhol' &c Livery
effort made 10 please No. sos 4tlriye.
. PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU.
~. All Kinds Of good competent female servants Ger
iniu ana coor.d servants the large Oldestabshel
PROTESTANT HOME BUREAU, IJo oth-aVer iouith
house above lOthht
NHAMBERMAID and SEAMSTRESS.-By a
very capalc person to be otherwise hseiu Is very
capable Win growing children. and Pcecty Trustworthy
civ OF country Inquire D. L. 292 dhAve near loth ST.
IuIANBERMAID and WAITRESS-By an
- excellent SWcie Protestant who undeHihh hcr Dus
sober honest and Industrious and Is IN every way GosaDe
country Can az W. OlAa'o' Do'heoh A9h
and 18th sts.
NOOK-By a nrst-class English cook; under
Stands Kinds OF family cOQking city or country best
city reference. CAL or address I02 West 2sth.st
COOK.-By n respectable scotch woman;
~ city country good references Add4e's l. M" Aouho
Uptown Onoe, LBS BroadWsy
IOOK-By n Scotch Protestant woman, who
~ understands her business In every part an t1cernt
baker soups desserts &C. Is honest good tempered
sober Kind aud Oblng city or conH has Dcsl cry Iiri
afraid work. Call at 2t2 6thFe near sthst
COOK &c.-By man and wife, no family /;
" wife good cook man, waiter or ooachman under
Stands gent umans place CITY OF country gOod
references. Address NANCY 22O East 25th.st, n y.
DOCK and HOUSEKEEPER.-By a settled
" Protestant fstclass cook IL an experienced
hOusekeeper objection 10 insuOn best IeeIencea
Call address, all week 2Ol West 4oths corner broadway
COOK and LAUNDRESS, or would do
~ general houseyOrki objections TO the country good
city reference. 222 West 27th-sL, room y.
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Mattic, with a great overwhelming tmill Of
happiness at her heart.
"Noi" he answered with emphasis
." And it was your brother who was really
to be married, when believed 1t was you,
and broke my heart over what | considered
your trcachcry and deceit ?" she pursued.
"Well it certainly was not me ~ declared
Harold Bassett 'for now aud here, at your
feet, dearest, ! speak the FIRST declaration Of
love ever spoke, love you Matte have
been wrctohed in your absence. Vet me take
You back to- Boston with me rs my treasured
wife I"
So Matte, shy aud beautiful as some droop-
ing wild flower, was brought back TO the
farm house to ba presented TO tho city bride
and husband as lIarold's engaged wife.
Mrs. Hardy Bassott put up her Eyeglasses
aud smiled condescendingly.
every lovely!" said she in an audible
soto voice "and so swectly unsophisticated J
can always tell these country rosebuds at
aglance."
''But I'm not country rosebud" said
Matte crimsoning. have only been here
at the farm for few weeks. | am shop
girl, Mrs. Bassett."
The bride stared first then simpered.
GLOW very romantic" said she. EXACTLY
like u novel"
Matte might almost have been vcNed, II
she had not caught the suppressed laughter
in llarold's eyes.
Aud Aunt Rhoda declared that the Fox
farmhouse had never beon so lonesome as IL
was after Matte went away to be grand
city lady.
"But she has promised To come back every
summer" said Mrs. Fox. "Shc says the old
farm will always he the dearest place in the
world to her.
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Primitive lovers found expression for their
passion in the rose and myrtle, the pansy
and forget mel not, and indeed made all the
tribe of Flora messengers of love.
The brilliant beauties of Spain made the
fan do duty, and each graceful evolution spoke
volumes to the lover.
In our time the French have utilized the
postage stamp, and instead of n gist of a
love-letter being found in the postscript,
you may read in n postage stamp placed on
the leit-hand corner of the missive, " love
YOU" on the same corner, but crosswise,
"My heart belongs to another" on the right
hand corner eau revoir;" In fact, one may
express volume in the arrangement Of
| stamps on the letter.
But of all people the Americans are the
most practical, and they have invented the
| language of the umbrella. To carry an I'M
brella so as to completely shelter the lady
with whom You are walking, taking tn,
hrunt of the weather yourself, signifies 81
| love her, but she isn't mine;" to protect
yourself and leave the lady uncovered
means "she is my wife, to lend an nm
brella is to " acknowledge yourself fool, ~
| and to put cotton umbrella in the place o
| n silk one demonstrates that you are g strong
on exchange" and are given to " CONNER
| cial speculation. '-French TfmSlai,on.
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Half the business men visited by news
paper agents consider the newspaper
man as kind of infiction of Provi-
dence, which, like the itch, must take GER
tain course before being cured. We wish to
convince all such erroneous thinkers that
| they are wrong. The newspaper, instead of
| being a sort of visitation from the lower
| world, is public necessity, and for the pub
| lie good. Newspapers, instead of dead beat
| ing their way in the world, live from money
| hard earned, and for which they frequently
pay, in one way or another, two hundred
cents on the dollar. Business men have
made fortunes have risen from poverty TO
opulence, simply from the benefits of the
newspaper across the way. The money the
newspaper makes is handled by the men
whom they patronize with their business adj
vertisements. We have frequently had men
tell MS eve never advertise. It's too
much like throwing away money" On OBJ
] serving their business we invariably see
their mOlasses barrel leaking, their dry goods
covered with dust, their sugar filed with
flies, their scales rusty, their hands dirty
their finger nails unclean, their pants
patched, their customers few, and their sue
cess failure. They hobble along in Tia,
world slowly, and they are not the men who
rise from poverty and obscurity to richie;
and eminence. Show us a man who adver
tses extensively, and We will show you
man who has the qualities essential to bust
ness success. The advertisements placed il
papers are like the ind-heartedness q
youth, bearing fruit at that period, and
reaching into the years when age comes OF
apace. Then never tell us advertising dOe'
not pay. Drones and ignoramuses only ad
vOcate such views. --B0StOH Gdseite.
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Disseminated Match.Mnning,

The New York correspondent of the San
Francisco Repor saws
Mo,,,,noi,;no ,o,,mos comp,oin that
,,'", ~, al ,i'nIr rnonIinn,iop AMI avneriencc
i',, a,,a,,,ar sao,o,, Lao,, sn dnll and so I'm.
'',,a,',,s,,I ~, H., nn., now onnroocI,;nc its
,,,oso Morriogoobla vonnc man seem 70
,,rn,r soornnr All scorcnr Az tha Summer
ssas,,,s on5 norticnIarIv Tho woterng-nlores
i,oonty Of rona and 6cYre on tho mart of ,bc
cair s.x ,,a,sod Inv, almost nnuotice1 s,ve Lv
,ha ,,,,a,,,'roo;ats1 cola of the callo,v yon,hs
;ns, lmdIin,, into ,S,t nnr;od If mo,u,iiv
,I,an ,I,a dn,yn IN tha unner lin ia the main
,,arsnnal ,l,ioc, If ,bn ownar Cnnversotional
po,por ,os lane, ceased 10 attract onv,bing
Int the g. ala School ;, tow ard voung ladies
IN foct tl,is 10 n d,ncnrous occomnIishmant
~ ,,ossnss ro,v,lovs Tor Girl flint bos ,h a
noror 70 .oil, IN yorions snbiecis Ia an, 10
he votad eithor n bore mr. !, hlnestocl inr-in
si,her casr sbe ia an object more 70 he
shunnod tbon IA he songbt after. "younc
man ara not What ,l,ev nsed 10 he >, said q
nl,orming LADY ana evening On the niozza
or, I, nrianta, IIn,J M Monh,ttau Roach
Sha 10 an tha emmy sija If s,rlv st;r hoon.
,irnI onnrsciotivn If the worlds Goods and
verv tal.ront of tho sbortcominos of the
n,turn moi ia nLtruda them. The on,v
Him, 10 mar bar norf.ct eniovmant of things
~ thav come is tbe fact that sbe
hos three marr;,ceobla aough+ers whom
I'll, -, 1T A., 1,,I,,., -
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she sobbod worry quietly In the wardon's
room stood pleasant-faced old man.
al have come after that little girl,n he
said. "sho must 60 home with me. I'll
take good care of her. I've heard her story,
and when her father comes out, If he's n
mind to behave himself III give linn plenty
to do. Besides that, I'll bring her up once
q wecl, to see him. What say, little one,
will you GO with me 2n Aud good old Mr..
haywood strolled her hair, as he said, pity
ingly, "Poor child poor child ~
Ten miles from Sing Sing prison there is
n little cottage occupied 10y an Industrious
man and his daughter. Little Katie Is full
filing the command of her dying mother.
She IL taking care of him as we'll ~ oiherself.
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HEALTH Is WEALTH.

DIR. E. G. NESTS NERVE AND BRAIN IMPAIRMENT,
specific for Hystoria DlsIlueJs, Commissions, Ner
voub Headache Mental Depression, Loss OF Memory
SpermatOrrhHa, ImpotenCy, Involuntary Emissions
Premature old Age, caused by Oyer-oHertiOn, self
abuse, OF r-iuduigeuoe, which leads TO misery de-
cay, and death. ono box viii cure recent cases
Each box contains one months troaimeIL, ono
dollar % box on six boxes for iYO dollars Sent 10y
mail prepaid ON receipt Of price. We guarantee six
boxes TO cure any case. Win each order received by
us ion six boxes, accompanied With ave- dollars, We
viii send the purchaser our Written guarantee To re-
tun the money II tho treatment duos not effect cure
Pennsy lyanla avenue, Washington, u. O., Wholesale
and rota agents, orders by mail viii receive prompt
attention. SelS-ly
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ARLINGTON HEIGHTS.

SIN as ny In amber, hangs the world
In transparent sphere OF golden hours,
with not enough OF life tn all the air
To stir the shadows or to move tue flowers;
Aud In the halo broods the angel sleep,
Wooed fiom the bosom OF the midnight deep
Hy her sweet sister Silence we'd 10 Noon.
Held In q soft suspense OF summer light
The generous fields With All their bloom Of wealth
Bask IN q dream Of Plenty Tor tho years
Aud breathe the auguor Of untroublcd Health,
without q ripple stands the yellow wheat
Like the Broad seal Of cod upon The sheet
Whore rabor's signature appe,roth soon,
As prluiod stavcs " thankful Natures hymn,
Tho fouce OF rails soothing grace dcvotes
with clinging Wines for bass and treble clcts
And wrons and robins here aud there Tor notes.
Spread out In bars, at equal distance met,
AS though the whole bright summer scene were
set
To the uuu,terCd melody Of Rest.
Along the hill, In light voluptuous wrapt,
The daisy droopS amid the staring grass,
Aud ON the plain the rose and lily walt
For Flora's whispers, that no longer pass;
While In the shade the violet Of blue
Finds In the stiffness relgnlng nature through,
THAT which hor gentle modcsy loves best
Til. mil. wheel motlonloss o. erslades the pool,
In whose frail crystal cup Its circle dips;
Tho strean slow CURING, wandeTS III Tue sun
And drains his Kisses with Its silver lips;
The birch canoe upon Its shadow Hes,
Tho pixies last bubble on the water dies,
The watcr-iy sleeps upon her glass
Here let me linger In that waking slcep
Who's dreams are all untingod with haunting dread
Of Mornings finger the eyclds pressed,
To rouse the soul and>leave the vision dead.
Ard while, deep sunk In this soft ecstasy
| count the pulse OF Heaven drcnmily,
Let all llfe'B bitterness behind me pass.
How still each leaf Of my oak canopy,
That holds forest syllable at heart
Yet cannot stir enough In all Its veins
To give the murmured woodland sentence start !
So sti-So stl all nature far aud near,
As though the world had checked Its breath Il
hear
An ANGELS message from the distant skies
This one last glance at carth-One, only one
To see, as through veil tho gentle face
Rent o'e me softly, with the tlmid love
THAT half distruss the sleep which gives 1t grace
Tho thought that bids mine oycds half nnclos
Fades dream, and out from summer go,s
In the brown Autumn OF her dropping eyes.
"oRrmEus c. KEIR.n
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PROPOSALS. FOR PRINTED WOODEN
- TAGS AND METALLIC LABEL CASES FOR
MAIL BAGS,
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

- . WASHINGTON, ID. O., AUGUST Y, I5bg
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS win DO re-
ceyed at this Department until the fourth day
OF October 1882 for furnishing by contract Printed
wooden Tags, like the samples OF this Department,
such quantities and at such times may be required
ana ordered during one year from the first day OF NO
Vember lsS2 also for furnishing In like manner and
for the same period, Metallic Label Cases FOR mall bags
like the samples ~ this department.
The proposals the right 10 reject any all OF which
being reSefyed) must be In accordance with tho speci
ncatiOns and forms which viii be furnished on app-
cation TO the Second Assistant Postmaster General.
The contracts which may be made will be In COnfor-
NIFTY 10 sucn specifications and the accepted proposals
FRANK HATrON
An2I-bt Acting POSTUM ster GeneIAl.
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PROPOSALS. FOR COAL.
U, $. COAST AND GEopErrc SURVEY OFFICE,

u, >. COAST AND GEopErIC SURVEY OFFICE,
WASHISGToN, ID. e., Sept r. 1882.
SEALED PROPOSALS., with copy OF this adyer-
tisemont attached, VIII be received at this onice until
IL % clock noon OF THURSDAY, September u, 1882
and opened immediately thereafter IN the presence
bidders, for furnishing hundred aud seventy FIVE
i73l tons best quality Leo White Ash Furnace Coal,
and twenty five 25) tons best quality White Ash Stove
| Coal.
The Coal To be delivered subject to the provisions of
| section Til of tho Revised Statutes Of the United
states, ahd stored In the vaults of this office.
Tho right is reserved to reject any all bids not
deemed advantageous 10 the Government
Forms for proposals Will De furnished on application
at this uilice.
Envelopes TO lie Endorsed ''Proposals for Coal, -
and addressed to the undersigned.
5. T.. IIIIGARD,
| saI7-It3 SunarIntnnIant
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pRoposALs FOR STATIONERY.

TREASURY DErARTM ENr September 0, 1859.
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing stationery,
Tor immediate use, win Do received ut this Depart
nent until the 10th day of September 1852, at IL
o. clock NJ.
Blank forms for bidding Will be furnished upon ap-
plicatOn.
The bids VIII he considered, and accepted or re-
jected, Item by item.
Proposals Ia he addressed to the undersigned, and
marked - Proposals for statonery.''
Deliveries must he free of charge ut the Treasury
department, Washington, ID. g., and viii be sub
Ject !" inspection by an expert detailed for the pur
pose ny the NecreaTy of the Treasury the deliy
cry OF an Inferior article VIII be deemed sufficient
cause To hnhul the contract, at tho option of the
| Secretary,
The department reserves the right to waive de-
| iectS and reject any all bids
H. +. FRENCH,
| seI7-lt5 Acting Secretary of the Treasury