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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
LITERARY NOTES.

a.. ,,...,.. ,,s vife of tho professor has lately
~.,,,a. . child. book which her daughter has Illus
,,.,ss Ia title Ia " My wie's Rela,cns' STORY Vi
rigand"
,r.. u,s, Mesune" IA the title Of the volume OF
...,,, wb,sb Mrs Mary n Dodge "a about TO publish
charles Resde unee wrote N copy Of his adaptation
ar Nsi,a,ss Msaie imaehalfe =" The grand nis'hh'
oas have made is assuming The, THE eotedt Is inee
ssd The character " A,eah exaggerated IN the e"h
,,sry a l. wonderfully true, ahh even ssert nav
saeh character uhdef NY eye ioi ith years ."
inew,-pl u
A second edition 1T MF, tewnings new Volume
nFe,ish,shs faneies," Is airesdS ~ demand W
England
A p.unauent memorial 10 Charles i'eade 10 u he
erected la the form Of memorial church AT Nl'es''N,
The Wilesden Herald states that The iieh'' OF
the deceased poet and novelist have made themsee o.
responsible for the cost of the building
The hero of Mr. William Blacks new novel, " WhiN
Heathen" Is a Scotch poet, aud his verses are 10 Dc
scattered through the story,
An exoui,itely rntel little collection of poems has
been issued by the Pratt Manufacturing Company
under the quaint title of d" An Antidofe Against
Melancholy" The poems are IA charming as Is inc
makeup. the editor having evidently wished 10 en-
tighten tho minds as well the houses OF his patrons
Eight volumes recently published by G. p. Phi nam
Sons are announced for republication IN England
which seems TO show that some foreigners do READ
American books.
"Ouida" does not think she has had justice at the
hands of Americans She writes in private iet'er
fear YOU have seen little that is true regarding me
in the newspapers. The Boston Herald some three
or four years ago had long tissue OF faisehoouS aoo"
ne. and described my housekeeper as myself.
new edition OF Byron's works ~ to be Drought o''
On London. Mr. Buxton Forman being the editor. lie
intends to produce text with proiuse notes. WHICH
will be considered final
biography of Coleridgc, by his grandson hrne''
Hartley Coeridge. is in course of PREF aration
DR. Bryson Delayan, of this city, has puolsneu
brief Social History of the Eighth inlernauona
Medical Congress- held in Copenhagen Angus,
1884, his purpose being to acknowledge, in behalf
of the American delegates. the delightful hospitality
which helped to make the meeting memorable
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Bpfftia ne-. 80 GHs Rapalp ffls 90 hatt l4si
~. - So sass AS i~ni Ael ilf s4a4 tNN4l4N Ye4e i
krll plAiisAM ltfets.t NJ rs'7 AA'sF' lt,e.'
a. "a b 90 30.
s,ssp nplelpa tltaT i1l na4l tls lr gaas t3 lar.
aiuui Rca 40 all tl l4it 1865 tuJ Aei ~ t1A5itnaI
llfm@n u cars WHke' hAli ani il"aF -edAA 10 uuOl'
T. f5d IS -. Canada Lambs, 80 90 - -.
H1gs-Receipts tl.Iiy ilJ halL t,t Tor week thus
81 uON head tina llst Week, 42nDl hea
signed hru.n - nlrlot active and higher Good u
CHOICE YnrAels 20 81 30; Butchers Grades "a 20 So,
Pigs, ~ -UU 81 -
j'dICAGO Dec. 1}- me DrjOsrJ JlgrlU reD1rtE H1Js
Receipts $4,000 lel snDnsat 1000 holL mlrfst strongi
Rough Packing i1Oss Sil Packing ana shipping - 80
as a5.l Light "a l0asi 10. 5kpA - 0o4sl 90
5000 hal; SAP nsIt -uJJ lea mar
seI active ami hi 5her iohisy Garlic. 10 75d sj 2J;
ID 70 lOQs) 81, Common To Medium,
r. OUd ~ 15 Texans. %3 OOd=i 90
St,sD- Receipts $500, shpments 1000 market lower;
Inferior to r'ur s4.OO0sl -, Iehun @ 'f))I u 50
ass CHOICE Extra - 60dSi O Lambs por neal 81 %
80 -; Texa, sheep ~ uO0s3 %
sE LOUIS Dec 23.-UHue-Recepts. 300 shipments
400 quet Exports. s. 6Jd 5000 Gooi ID Caoce
shipping - u0a 50 Do Fair 10 Medium, 81 40 al 15
Texans 50 0OG - 10. -
Shsrp-Ileceipfs ZOO shipments. 500 Common 10 Me-
dunn So OJ Fair CnOce 80 - si 20 Lambs 81 %
az 90 Texans. II $3.50 %.
hogs-Reecepts, 1900: shipments 900 market actvet
Yorkers "a OJesl 10 Packing si lOasi 20 Heavy u IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24

NIWT IIIT 4 y NV IITIIT ? Y NV
uUfIDfh0 NAI1tHfAIh- Paih in ir'k l;umler
te hoo almost az STA ~ ~ huN
lew fn,nd nnnutl prlrrs haNn htuh WrsNnl y" hAl"
Iltl chan ~ prices haf occur q J. ,.,
Has al t0 Wrrn. Tie ia contracts ~ lhh IT,
waited roads an TIE aolno Na iaAtn al LA eals ne
,rn pn I'll ifsf ana a. SPAR u tar com lnhliin lhllu
dellaTs n iecritiug bat irY u tirfS
tDOFIIiAfI 1Itit k-itaa been NitnOit q shge qiO'u
bic chan r. IN a wce and busuo Is at los tide,
CiIIIDHN --GrOuld. tb,n CSC. . ,..-
lie. Mtfacaito - G2ict Cauca-, II" zoe .
COFFFf-spnt gip fuli ana unchanged FAR 'hc No
sales Options clnsed u ay ntcr Iahcr heit THsncs4
ralc, ~ 40 biga, chasing follows: DC mDtE 40
a01, Jaunarv 7iIa@.uoi February sl5a 4.2ui MaTch
= S06 81; ApnI S4Oa34J. Nay, 8.50a 20 Mid
grades Gue IN steady. Gao mats PsdlHg "Noaohs H.
l5c %, Ill,
800 :, evening oil for hOnc consumption Delvcrt on
contracts leo haos He.cpts ~ ~" ports 10 Hy lpoJ5
haes AGAINST 1868 thia ,y last weeS and {Of Inst wear
since S,ptrmber l. 3422 100 bales. against 23l,5Ss Tor
the same period last year.
The ouor,uons ACCORDING to the American clasnGcl,ion
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STAIE or MADE.
nnMEsrIn ALAnKErI.

n.Lrn'oaT Dec 2a-collon duh Ntlding lo',A flonr
ssger 1s, l io ezra !. Ho Sri1 Is,
Patent, 500 Whsat-soathern hmeri Western hno s
amt 5Go5G.c 30. 9 western Winter Rcd spot 7es.a
49, @T 1seen9er zee ri JanaIy n,aepn r her
Western queti southern White. l7a49o. do Yellow %
er1 81 Ne Western whtc c 90 " Sixsd i
vsioSsai aud .tcay Mes, rSS. ~ - .,scelpts
925 bbsi Wheat $4,000 oush Corn. 62 ODo bush" oats
5asn Vs si S' Oaa ora Is So BUSH
saSeyI. His Pc aaet an ., n1ensSssa
Whclt Patentlsi 3j9fi 30 C)-n dur Stansr Yeow. 53c
o'' w 30 S' %s 8 S3 S' Ss
s5oo s,ek toa 900 at. DI1 Oa,n sort
$500 bush '' ' i'''
r GSTsS RoS 2 S e@s nn + g.
laId 1rn at 50 l0a 50 ~ BulNneat, hrn; Shsliders
adrt6 ' s. b. sor G cSs s9iS S, DR. tn Com
y So - Sde Ta 1895 e& son rs no.
cSoes P+c w 32g ,s,y AMI %s Fa5
G55o Minnesota Bakers s. Djes; Is Pa,e4t' 81 0oe
IN IN 1 Lb" T1e - 30 hy' Flour ~ d. sSe M
oei lie q g. ci9sng at II e January
NAV 7s'.GiSisc closng al 17sc, so : Cmcago spring
a. &c ci9-Ins at . .sci 40 o. oSa9p &c; 80
December 35i2a3u c closing al 80 &C. NJ the Year 50 2
g. % S Ss 81 az c c oanay e as scHy sales
rangei casa "a &C. cosng - Decan1er ~ "a Sc
da p,Tsy 5c. fcrE 6s@;ri salei rpnge .,
Sdsh tery Is 'aaF SaT s 81 81 Lard sesdy
ae eo afc s11 81 rs - cS,nl
Il 81 "a a 3d. Short rib s 20 shore Gear 50 d. 10.
o32 91S. Iat O% 9uis ,I ~ o02 ne ea'h 70 zoo ooo
BUSH Ion 81 900 bush; oats 5000 ou'L' Rye iOoo
DETROIT. D., % Wheat dut M. ,wh,' Glsl 176'.c'
9oce9hr !e Japygary 53e M Rs H. ge e CoFe
cciptt Wheat. li.OOJ Dusn.
MILWAUKEE Dec 23-Fioar duh and Unchanged. Wheat
aHmSTv errS Las corn fng, @ AZ
Rejected 81 @isc oar. stcaiy No. White sc rye hrm
and December 70 JanaaiSS Lai,-Prime steam s 8,
Cash ana December IS 70, Janary Pic<el Hams ~
aJc Hogs lOJqi 40 Rccspt5-Fonr $4,000 bos;
2soao bbs. %haat Go Oa.i barley 35oo
rmrAprrsA PEE There was IittIs Or no de-
ate Of the home trade SUPPLIES continued large
ag Pnss 1y9G S"yG I e
FANNY 3 90 R22r rroees, 3 75e
sd UG wen @ aer a SS5G OF tue to non
ate; CIR lots quot and ar,ner demand ior EXPORT
:' OF S s IN eTnor fF esTas No.
Red December sa7s,iet January 7oa 1.4cl february
uaieroae 10 e option market hut he specqatye demand
a ana la@ Gss az eow S 92 oG ' No. do sa
depot, a. 20. Choice No 2 Mixed track. ascY sail
S M.d Pofjge?r Maf; 5gGPgA fsSiy
NO. WniFio AZ Si'tc tntares quiet and scaiy 10.
WINS Dsef99r SvhgG% q F Ss,
5OUU ObIs Wheat 1000 Ousu. Corn 5000 DnsL; oats
AOOO OusnL superintendent $4,000 Oushi cora 3OlO
bush DATA 1.uOJ busL
81 LOui3 Dac - -Forr stetiy an iicillg,i wheat
nctgr; so Rcd 1Hiqf 8oc cas' December ~ adSj Lei
TaT,r. frbrinry, Stiq Niay, - cora duil
iaiS 5a'ic. cccnllrf 33Sr laniary .lsra lclrnfy'
Nav, 3 Un.i du tbst .BCs NAY 2@iif21 SIC.
nyc dr'i NJ &c. 9ircy -"1ytc- lrlt NJ 9QrI z,
It f. '"i las S'7' a ' 'aiiW9af han NV at gs$
ga. C9r1 Sieh s,,ir ~ ~ lb Whikg srity A. al ~
PINK Al a. iiuitrtris tunr t1nii az %; Sibrt Rtb
Il lt3 Wa sufi ar M 49, Tn iif. r. ~ ,s,aT y y
MN brit. Ot't iIln Nrli! 3. lpb nilh ba'igi
$lNN Nr9N 9lNher'i F'5it 1l1l jt' waste YY{i
gTsals es,r ii AHih'f' oi'' '''' 0n'f' '"N i00'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24

YORK TUESDAY DEC 90
n EVI- Rccep's were II cars ~ LIB head nearly al
at to Nj Eastman received car' OF sport .atte
mi % direct To- city Nauglteieis, and Tais Ntlo
dale cattle lhe late arrivals yesterday we're NOT 'oSeu out
% i sadsf ( 10. sold The 10 car lot Of = louis IcSan
iaibteeds 4 about a. Dr. ~ ~ ~ 70 trade To-Day IN
Live cattle lIr fechng ~ ust a out steady. ..--,
-tiiy DcNd Reel ia moderate IrlueN Y.
1bfpsc Am ny 90 asd ara catce,sei teilsf s
sAislef Aoda d. isi s II diiS and oecalohhib i2c
"SSiSEftih ftsi,3t Fls scias u ffg,a,s ~ 1aasc.
mi III Nh Htth Alt td gtAl4 Dkeu ANl (VNF Az
iiditht N W. s.D ilt,et8 81 ilfQt aid wy cMftAls
Mn Aalts4ts si n n'a',
Hals5F9lIS5li ia'BHg EtifEsF,dI 48s8 Nha SS!a5a
"4As ssH4si isf fsi.s sagssAH ms asmHAa Wv ts;i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24

d6fs At Paul Common 10 e. ~'o
Paris aivces qiots Three Per Cent Rante, A. "a s...
87ia confines for the account - ''""os
~ mCensols 80 10 money and 30 Ola for the A.
COUNT Eric Second CDnaola o. a Npyfvfk
Re idina tDi, Metlesn Orilnarf ioie ''N
The amount ~ bullion whiia this Heuk NJ r..
land vn b,ance 10 day IL sUO0)r and n ~ p,,.n, Il
Austria '"
Pars ai,ces quote thrcc Per cent ien,es q, ~ a,s
=, rnilfnpe Ton the ~>'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24

At other places the cearancos oil City GAIA.
900; Bradford 100000 and Pitsburg. 2s22 900 bar.
rcs
There change In the quotations Of refined OIL
BRADTORD, Penn, Dec. 23.-Crude oil slightly
lrmer with n small advance: National Transit and
Tdewaer runs Monday not reported; total ship mens
$500 bills; charters, 27,3D2 DDi clcaralces 1t72:
900 bbs. National Transit certificates opened at 74a
and closed at 1855; highest price az lowest, 74i2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
fHs PEfkoiftM NlaKEr

ksN.,onH, bec. a.
No opposition appears 10 be offered 10 ihs
hu hepls ~ National Transit eeflneaies but tina, IA
iefpsi has noi yet given The sshn fef ~ agsfess,ss
campaign iDdafs market hebei fpaiala aha assls
presented lnl'l teeonl ~ DEALINGS ~ ~ ihe lac,
hanr niens swuna iagf haiaw "a eehis hui sh.a.
alnNh the asi quotation Afapfal seaf ihe Dlass Ls,,
over liprn WAS snle spirited trading, and poas nse ia
~ cents The market rnsnN ~ sini pHneessi0n but
steady Tho gauge NJ tbs ihn tieth daiTie stl puis
ihn production ~ about 100 barrels day, Little nove
menl u loohni fnr lnlil after The thrlsnas holiday
hul the hHhh feeling ~ operators u stil maintaned
The range of prioes ana tao totai tons ara
a. follows, ~
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE Markets

rrvrRrooi Dec 2J-Provl.ions--BacDn CunDeriAni "a.
"a on Long Colr Mlille, 32l 9l sDtt CsE Midiios
Sis 3D. 9aort ilb, Jds gl 5ioili,rt ~ 81 per eyt
pork-Pr,me Moss ga o. oer Dbl Prime Me,. Eastern
0Gs Western jls Lard American, d6s o.. pr no West
Shoulders )s, Butter Jjs per Tor hn,s Untsi Jits,
Cheese American Choi,e, SO o. Wheat -nel Western
Sprln ,Gs id I6 ID Rol Wtnter H. III. DDa 7ipot o,l
tai No sprlns, ~ L. New Western Winter 81 d. New
Mixed Western 5s I'D. California No !. Is Cd ais. ID,
od, S. ID do Ncw. % I'd. per o,ath. Prodpee-sprt,
OF rurpentlue 2]s 3D.. DO ~ London 2ts d. per GwL
Red 49,. per cwi. rhllS-j5A u p,r ext Rosln--t'on
ccntas including $4,000 American Receipts Of American
corn D. d ccntals .... .... Id. .... 3D.. ..l. I'LL.
per ton Calcutta Linseed a., o. li5,, ~ poE ftrter
1nsecd cake e Is - los per tln. RAlul petiOrlp
bsi al ~ PEI Gallon Spirits ~ flrpcntnN .lj aYi pf
osi spe1n on g05pet ton nosln lQnhlQq a. pi, dsA
fFtiiqla Spsif ~ d, Pct ESTL ~ faA cgatEsfiiN
fethihR if0At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoIK. Tuesday, Dec %, 1884,
The following sales were hsld at tho Exchanxs
Saesroon to-day:
Hesie;ss plot of land NORTHUMBERLAND
Building, With lot 50 ue.tsrst 100 it Of 'S'O''
Do"s'' lot 4''S raias 1'S''
q Eass 7ofSsl, ~ Il wo; i.tavr each lot -.
2o1ioo" Max P r" jsSg i r sb 2s7Os
3story brick and ir,me dwelling and Sstory ten ,
Iialpace, lot 27xI2OK25xil5i Thos Jackson. 1900
SINS, l7o IT W Of 7th.ave, lot 25x9s9, Henry d 49,.
Pate
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFER3
SEw-YoRK CITY.
Not ST. els lot 21i, 25I4 Bernlrl Galewsk! and
c4hst =. Of s,-ave, 25Ioo5 Patrick No
's' 4 t Of Of S Shsvs s1 1885, 1 as. Ms9
Shall and another to Mary 1884, 500
2sOoo
Same property Si.I6 interest; chas Cohen eiato
3issf So, i75 IT Of 6th-aya 25y6o irregular;
Paieau ...............; 1900
Brewer and another executors % MAYOR, etc = 10000
meyer, and another schesiuger and another 2e6co
osts %'n1 70 loo si1n Of 5i kias nicres 20
Bertha smith and another to q II Scott and an. -
''' sans to same 80 - $500
IO' Gsla.c seaman TO- Phillips $50; 1900
Mcshanc to Theresa PfSdScrg'. l17ss
VIM Padcau to Alice Me- ann 1900
i'' Ski@ore 10 ayor $500
ley ei to Fl Niemsnn $4,000
llth.ave OF 2d.st. o5xl75; Spader and -
1900
Nsais. receiver to Fredssni .. 5000
loon TO iisiy. ... $4,000
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,,ru,rsritnnt s,-p5i represented -rifrulfia
IL rae ~ patrnta rAt h+,riibs theit wanna tMeinF
sees'Ni @'ni'W W. (iUiiNt utl Ht'f iiiit., r. Y,
j,ittNua' AENiNAlNi
| "''''' t,st idib n aai Hnihetfit iratt ,.
y r., ntt, ,as4t rlfriItiittl iiinf ~ -thfifiF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
Ocean Cleaners.

ANCHOR LINE. U. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
N GtAssow via LoNDQNpERRY.
Crcassia Dsc. n. .. m tufnes-la.. Jan n Pm
Ethiopia. ,......lan diln. Alsalia-,. lar; ga m.
stecrage passage from GLASGpN LtkERPOOls
BELFAST ar tONDOHnERRN, as Ia 49,.
gAuchor drafts ars payass fte, OF chrige y bofxs
Throughout sagand Scotland AMI rsili AMI sold i' any
HES6ERs0N BRurHERs. Agents Bowling ctcer.-
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Ncm ]!ntlirniions
AN EXQUISITE WORK OF ART,
SPECIALLY ADAPTED TO THE
HOLIDAY srAsON,
NOw READY
lie FIGARO iLLUSrRE.
with 70 Beautiful rrlrape rir.es
fiAiN ANb "uiUnFh
,-esaas trft atrctr illuminated '''e HFr 80 r's
,s.,., lh4pe srtrintrs ~ t rtrrf 49, sr' = 49, PEI.
susirn rNi.phi iit,ivhs ~ pi.tN q hrftllir
saA s,hrs i4Haas Ai'is'si his5 iispis MS
GABiAS KHApsHnfi Nrh hHrif tNteiH'iei He'eir'ite
ia siAs ~ v 4. fHiheHS
= ,apls the saasl i iflNip rl iAese t't'Nfr4 as
nIHE sAIioR's EHA iRlAi hnftrO
aNh
rsUAniER IL THE rnsup ..GlA SEES"
10Th a. colar-, aid
"IHE GUIDE uf ral HLuefESfH
Retail pr tho oopl q WIS a. per o"pv 7tl .ihfT
ruash 81 srs.ch .rt IA e.. 4 lltll 'ira t~.ia.,.
tol imi,ed orders rtel,el y ~ bolisl.io7s md
!e8sl dtIs
THE INTERNATIONAL NEW5 CONpANY.
ce'sri Ar1tS
a0arl.l b.c.naa.-t, Aoe. forS:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24

CHARLESTON. Dec % -Turpentne steady at 28;. BID.
SAVANNAH Dec. 23.-ruTpentiue nrm AZ "a.
" UbuNGroN. Dec 20 luI pentlne hr Il ~ 1Ji1
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY

" = Betseen NeY- York AL IIIFTA -, -.
ConDanys Pier laewl No. ~ North RIVER f1l hRtns,
~ 1IN, buiahl.. We lssilfs HrC u
LABRADOR Peuer iIsuteriye "Wednesday, Dec ~ Bpm
ST IA RENT. 40 JOusseiin.... Wednesday jan lna
Chscks plyaDs @shL anelntsib a. o. tas same
- MINIS De 3ERLAN. E.n,. No 3 B g.laG 1-laL
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AIT aehaais oitv

TIlla, LOUISA IT, tlllsN ll,i oe,o.e, a. IN.
NA 'WitrD,to pupils hetihn'nH lh,'lA, 'I'u,, Ani
dtasiHp ul ai Wiai iHNi "h' " sun IVA ''"'' WV"
lands, ape, ,llna IiainuHt ana netniHl'"h'
ttAfIn tttfl u rli'"' w.
H8rTCnCrs .n.......
Ar Al Iuutlu4iou Ttasiirt tafi0ial atNN 90 l'i'a"
N, Viiii.,, laIi N 4, M Innes y hi'', N' ~
'' '' IA David Johnson, y, A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
ste Ctetm.

4 FACT.-llorton's lee Cream il made from
pure cam It me best anil mot popnnr cream In tho
world Try AMI you win use no other Dcpos sos an
ave. 1858 broadway, ~ chltlAmat ii3 Last i2qdst
New YORK and as iulton.si. irooslyn
EUssELL'S ICE CREAM. No, 7BU broadway
i :. Nnw iOtt, ali sH9 ltotdl NeNstk, NJ.
pshDlet stltiioi ntOtiofn bHsrossa speciality
ihdt1u N liltl iDi ieti8ltlAta. iaiiA stc
1etil1ut i2s 2istst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
TIE MARKETS.
rorAt RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.

Per North Rircr. Vessels uni Rriirofff
Nnw YoRK. Dee %, 1884.
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the ouo,uons. According to the American casnhcl,ion


cood or Iinarv.......... So Low Hiifnt........IO
St'cGood ornar , VIC oncnn At roinf, adj
vauca with further ads II about pO,nts. aftcWal re-
calm aud closing decline OF 10 points, SAFES, l"'
slgt afas
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rtN1Ni.n.1.rV DnAMMAK SNlINNL.
~. nnih seaes-rity.

u No LtiJ nriulwar NOR i!ii n,t TX, i,n
1,,,ns ,rpiptniN n n HUBBY " w. ANN fi'''P"~
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Jnotruriion.
For Boys and Young Men-City.

kttIIUfbIi for Hnve anu 1OUllE Ni'h, ~ - 49,.
- eve, pa nnl inl East gOh-a Wei stockeh ,onl'hoe
tus,.tInn glvru I'm tlr Uf inal attrt scinn ~
nasinui fencinr hall saturday eScnrsons III 'i' 'u""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24

BORDEAUX LINE. .......... ,......
NEW.YuRK AND BJRbEAuS ptRH r 80.
CHATEAU irNytlLE ..--.....-.... NNufiRg ,i2M,
cAlfAHN 5.1.Nss Ss,,+;t as,t Wsiisi.iltS g%,tA
,ltatt'i-ta ~ trap,r sYtr ~. ltiT. fyf,tiis, Pt
fitai iln nrr ns airnl a3l Us Rii Srrjni asil fit
7"''a'7ss1 fOf nfIEBhiAaGeh ~ BtaFef,k
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NATIONAL LlNE.-From Pier 80, y. R.
" FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
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OFFIC No. 20 BROADWAY GUION & CO.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-01-30
Somewhat Slightly Su gsestIve.

Where can buy clover seed, ant
at what price :'-writes a subscriber il
Duplin county. Judging from our ad.
vertising columns there is none for sale
but we learned from Jones & Powell. O
this city, that they could order it.
Where can l buy a 72-tooth Thorn.
as Harrow:''-writes a Vance county
subscriber. We made inquiries, and
learned that Williamson & Upchurch
are the Raleigh agents.
Where can we employ an expert.
enced lady teacher, capable of teaching
English, music, &C., in a small school.''
writes Mr.. John III. Webb, of Tally
Ho, n. L. Mr.. John A. Waller. of
Knap O. Reeds, makes similar inquiry.
Mr.. Thos. Winston, of Youngsville,
also. Mr.. II. NJ. Richardson. of Sutton.
also. y lady in Mebanesville, also. A
lady IN Orange county, also. We are
not at liberty to print the address of the
ladies, but any of our lady friends desir-
inc situations can write to the gentle
men above named. Just here we re-
mark that i'll all cases it would be best
for those who wish teachers. and those
who desire TO teach. TO furnshu US an ad-
dress for publication, so that we may
be saved the trouble and expense of
writing so many letters 1t is easy tc
give your po.toflice box. and a fictitious
name; or if you have no box. ask some
neighbor to lend you the use of his, and
have the answers directed to Miss
Teacher" care of box 10 'leven. We
willingly, and without charge. do the
advertising, both for those who want
teachers, and those who wish 10 teach,
and in cases where special reasons for
privacy exist. we shall willingly act as a
medium for forwarding the correspon-
dence. But in most instances it can be
be avoided. OF course the full address
should be furnished to US in all cases.
-"Only three dollars for a months
advertising: Why L have just paid $40
to the -, Ca religious weekly, )-s15
to the -, Il Raleigh daily, and $50 to
the Daily $; and all had the same
time and space as your paper
There is quite a difference. to be
sure; but l have large paper. and no
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-01-30

politics ]. that which i mapped out
clearly by a Thus saith the Lord" II
is the duty OF every christian 81 msle
himself familiar with the political laws
OF the Bible. To express indifference
to politics is thought by some persons
70 be rather commendable thing But
this is one of the greatest Of mistakes.
To interest himself in political ma tiers
IS one OF the noblest and most mpera-
tive OF the duties Of man. Goethe dis
graced himselfby profe.sin. Indifference
TO politics. In regard TO This. Words
worth said, schiller had far more heart
and ardor than Goethe, and would not.
Ike him. have expressed indifference 10
politics and theology, which are the two
deepest things in man indeed all that
man ls worth, involving his duty to
uod and to man. Ii. NJ |.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-01-30
RALEIGH. n. c., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 80, 1884

have not read, YOU will do so with pleas
ure, younger ones especially, who like
myself know nothing OF it by experience,
and a there are few who like to talk
about those dreadful times, | always read
with interest anything about the war
The book is published by + j. Hale i
Son, New York.
suppose it i. rather late in the sea
son, but | wish you all, together with the
Editor, a happy and prosperous new
year. And let me remind Capt. ). that
this is Leap Year. As this is my first
call, etiquette requires that ii should be
short, SO goodbye, PEARL.
As Paddy would say, Faith 'Tis a
sweet jewel l'-ED. T. 4 NJ.