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TOLEDO HARKET.-JuIy IA.
TRv Tals0ranh

by Telegraph
FlOur-UnohAngsd
W~heat-IsSe and better. Sales at 81 81 for
white Michigan; 81 SIX for amber do, 81 4sal 4s%
for No. l red wabash.
COrn-%c b. tier. Sales at So for Mol.
oats lie better. Sales at 81.
Lake Freights-Dull and nominal 30 OF
wheat 70 Bufsll. and u . OswegO
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Copper ~stocks-JuIy II.

lBH TkLEGkAPH.
Prices Of Mining Stocks bid In Boston to day:
Central no bid; Copper Falls 1917 Franklin 81;
Hancock 7%;s Huron -; Isle Royal IOL; Min.
nesOtA Los Quincy 55, Superior 5 ROckland 81.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET-JuBy "a
10y fslsgraph.l
C~OttOD-stessy. Sales at $50.
F1OuF-Quitt.
Wneat-Firm. sales at 81 7Oal 70.
Rye-Steady ct SOC.
COrn-AdVAnced lc yell)W go.
Oa1B-AdVa1csd to 6sst9o.
PetrOleum-Recsipts for two weeks Is, COO
bbls. SAID Crude At sz54; rsnnedin bond 69H, free
Whtsky-DuI at 81 Is.
P~Ork-Advaneed to S28 O0a2s 50.
.Lard-QuisE at aH92o.
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NEVEhAND AND TalEDo r 3

HAFAAA&D AM T.IGEDO Z 3
~ -
Ba-h WHITE ARBhHGZANHH ,s.G
y ana 1itg AgaoaS. Cox Hss, lG Pau.nrs,
LEslns VII tsays OlsysjARo - follows BaadSYs -.
sale A. A.-CHOAGo RXpREss.-ssgr,
adSleops gesEn. MeksnAa, NorgsIk. sioTr.e.
tlles gS4sEda U-ae. fremont sDd Fimors
shQ lrE19es ~ Toledo nc Y IS P. T.. Uhfo.go ~
u5 DF. Z and Detroit ~ R.a
! APs W ESfkRG MAlL-StOps Il an station,
On eouthern Division, and arrives ~ roledo a
81. n; chicago ssb :t5 a. n. and Detroit Al
$40 A.-EgRTHERE MAII-stops A All M.
eona IN northern Division, snd srT1Tes Al ~,
11sky st T50P /. Y.
hA y. m--hlgHT EAPRESS.-Stor n graftarn
ncrNAlh, horroovile, Clyde snd Fromopf- M
arrsves % Toledo At 2.s5 4. n; ChIosQD Al iT.H
r.H. Saa Dstroit a. 90 A,
OHE FGTIoHB.
Uonnecsi0nz Az made st Fo1rossFls ~.
duskE Mansfield & Newark z. +: afgF,1 S1h -
2 a1S u q RayeR 4 CINCINNATI 3. r.; 4 Frsmoaj
~ Is hrenoat = indiana h b.. 40 At Tois.is
yin tue Alehsan southern q NorIhsrr frdianS ~
4Oleao q nGbash khlruads Tor O,fsago- DefroIs
gaeA9ons solt Nsyue, hoSnDaeaft- IaTysAs 49,
Alson, - Louis and AL PORT v eel, NcrfhTsSf ne
Trains arrive o Osyslzad nom ToIsio and u.
nNts * ~ ~ L.o5 Z. - aad asB R.M. Fron
T q ~ LU RUCEER, BuSG
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UP HILL; Or, Life in the Factory. By the
author of "Ellen's IDOL" Boston
Henry HOyt. 1865.
A very pleasant story this for the young
folks. Life in the factory is set forth with
all the color it will bear, but the paint is
not laid on too thick to spoil the effect.
The book is illustrated.
For sale by E. Il. Merrill, No. Is Prospect
street.
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PERsoEAL.-We were happy to meet in
this city, a day or two since, President
Wheeler, of Baldwin's University at Bsrea.
He has in great part recovered from the
effects of the accident, a few weeks since,
at the Berea railroad station. We under
stand that the account of that affair was
not given straight in the communication
relative thereto, which we published that
whereas it was therein represented that the
station agent called to Mr.. Wheeler, and
the son of the agent repeated the warning
call twice, and a third young man caught
hold of the President in the fruitless at
tempt to hold him back from jumping upon
the trsck,-nothing of the kind happened.
Mr.. Wheeler was walking in the freight
department of the depot, when, suddenly
seeing the Ssndusky train on the right hand
track and, as he thought, waiting for pas
sengers, he rushed out, walked hurriedly
across the platform 10 reach the same, and
steppde down upon the track just as she
Chicago express train, unseen by him, came
up. In the act of stepping down, voices
cried out 10 him, but it was too late.
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to pur-
w ehase q house end lot, pleasantly situated,
worth from 5000 to 5000. Address Lock Box 9O3,
Cleveland p. o.. Jy15
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=. Z. Money Market-July Il.

IBA EAhAahAEhsN TO-
MOBey-Without decided change at 4a5 D ct.
for call loans. Chiefly ct Ihs latter rate
STERLING Exchange-Dun at ICs149lcs in
gold and FIRST class bills.
Cold oo0ensd at l43, sdvsnsiDg to 1885 and
closing At 1929.
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POLICE CoUsT.-Judge Abbey gave atten.
ton to the following cases yesterday
Drunkenness-William Young, Ste Wart
Neil, Mary Riley, Bridget Moore, J.. P.
Fuerst and John MshOney, each fined 81
and costs; j.. C. Russell, costs Patrick
Butler, 81 and costs William Russell, SO
and costs.
Vagrancy-Amos Anderson, House of
Correction 30 days, and 10 days in jail on
bread and water.
Petit Larceny-James Garven and Joseph
Sampson, costs, and 10 days in Jail on bread
and water, each James Lee, case contin-
ued to the 18th, bail 500; John Hay den
$40 and costs and 10 days in jail Thomas
English and Thomas Sullivan So and costs,
each Charles Thatcher, 81 and costs.
Lewd Behavior-Thomas PinkiDgton, 81
and costs.
5Burglary-Patrick Behsn and Charles
COniisF, gully OF POsit Isruony, costs ana
five days in jail on bread in water. f.
Assault and Bsttery-Esther Smith, 81
and costs.
ImmOrAlity-TheOdOre B. Starr, judg-
ment suspended one week.
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Rose < PrenGIas' RrOvIGlOn RarksG n
port.
Ths following are the rates charged By u.s.
Rarns-suRHr-ouFed premium hams , B.-...f3
Cauvassed Hams BD....
Dried aee-F
observation-disclosures 3 B...,.....s..,..H
BaeOE-0r Smoked Sldes = D.---.-.-....-19
IiaFd-Prime eAfkettle-md'd 10 bbls or tros. 20
Prime leaf kottle-rndrd in kegs " D..2l
PDrA-NO. l mess 3 90
Extra clear 3 Dbl ....s.-.....-.....-- 81 10
EE@ H5 extra charge made Tor packages or cart.
azs 20 railroad doposs or boatB. All articles an
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anything b
ths Stats. 0rdsrs promptly Allod.
ROSE : PRENFlEB-
dAiGg Nos. iSa. I44 and Is Ontario ssISst.
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July IA, 1865.

BAROMETRInAL OBSERVATIONS recorded by
L.. H. sOlomOnsOn, Optician, under the
American House.
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LXPBESl

Arrive at LesyittsDurgh, connect win
New York Express .....--.-.---.lo:0 P. n.
Ask roC though Tickets VIZ Salamanca"
D. MULABEf Z, aen'i sup't
e. F. FuILKR G !ckst Agent mylI
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CLOSING NIGHT OF THE SEASON.
Farewell Benefit & Last Appearance Of
NIB, & MRS, OHAS, KEAN,

SATURDAY evening, Ju'y 10. the performance
will with the play Of the
STRAIN E 3.
Nj. Chss. Kan.
Mrs. Mrs. OnAs KeAn.
To conclude with Mrs. Osntlsrie's lonely in 8
Acts, called the
WONDER.
Don Felix ChAs. Kean
Donna Mrs. Ohas Mean
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NEW YORK MAHKEr-JuIy IA.

AI IL
I IBY TKLHGRAPH.I
COtaon-Lazl aatlgA
ohRnge' FAies at 6i@b2c for middling.
FlOur-6c better but less active.
Sales at % 1896 70 for extra state; sc eON7 90
for extra round hooD Ohio; 81 C5a7 so ioI Irads
brands. Market closing quiet.
WhtsEy-Quist. Sales Of western at 81 O9.
Nheat(92e better on spring but doll and
decidedly lower OF winter. Market closing dull
Sales at l 80 for Chicago lpFinR; SI Al Min an.
kee; 81 459l 40 for amber Milwaukee; 81 $40
l 65 for winter red western; 81 50 for white Mich.
gau. and u 20 for q small lot new crop amber
Jersey.
Bye-Quiet and nOminslIy unchanged.
BarIey-Dull.
Barley Balt-Quiet.
~sOrn-OPened q shade hTmer but closed about
Yesterdays prices. Sales At 76sslo for unsound;
8A0s2%c for sound mixed western.
Oats-Dull and 1aSc lower. salss at 5sa6O for
western.
PetrOIeum-Quiet. Sales at sgHc for crude
52952Ho for refined in bond, and 7297s1ac for re-
fined free.
OOTee-Quiet at 2iHa22hc.
Riee-On private terms.
Sugar Firm at llsS al2Ne for Cubs Museo-
vado, and Il%lSHe for Porto REQ.
Quiet.
HOps-Qu,eIA as 10a35o.
POrk-Morea active and hrmer.
sa'es At 81 T6@2S IS for new mess, closing at
SIS 70 for cash; S26 5o9H 10 for 1864 mess;
$40 5000 90 tr pTimsi S2l GG22 Is for prime
August, ssllsrs and buyers option ct 81 62L
Beei-Drn. Sales at lOal4, for plain meas,
and I2916c for extra mesa.
Beef HamS-Qufet.
aus Meats-Steady. Sales at 129llc for
shoulders, and Is92lc for hams.
B~acOn-Quiet.
Lard-Firmer at I6a2ILo.
ButteI-Heavy and lower at 2Oa95c for Ohio
aad 22AS2 for State.
C~heese-Quiet at l0915ko.
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ToNSoRIAL.
TRIUMPH OF ART.
Wig Making and Ladies' Hair Dressing
Vim. DAY, As Public Square,
has ALL The LATEsT INVENTIONS IN WIG NOEE.

5gE THE ILLUSION HIq-It FITS to q charm.
OURL5-BRESCH NATURAL B1EGLErS--
Jus received tdirscD q large quantity Of thi. beau.
Hinl hair. Ladies please call, examine aud see for
yourselves.
SWIfOHES AND BRAID-A large and we'll.
selected stock always on hand.
WATERFALLS, BUTTERFLY BOWS, 10.
GENE BOWS and FREHOd H~EAD-nREsSE5,
made oy the advertiser equal to those imported.
- Ladies' cen BIAids made into any Of the
above He without injury TO switch.
Ladies Hair Dressing, Curling and Hair Cutting
done 10 the latest and most prevailing styles.
hA1R DRElNG Particular attention paid 70
this branch Of the business. The best OF Dye used,
HOT AHD COLD BATHS Alp avs ready. The
oestbathing apartments ia the city. jyT
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NJKVELAND OOLOMBUs = UIH.
NOIEHATI AILBOAD,

NLRVELAFD UOLOMRUs 4 UIHs
OOIENATI kILBOAD,
Is14-5. WfETHB AHRAEGEAENE = Is6G-a.
Les Trzin-so5 4, H.-OIHCIEHATg ExPREss
stOpgiag Es Srse0u, Eelfagton. New Lon.
foa, Shs'bg, Crestttsi 0slio1, Giissd, Gar.
diagtons Ashley, D~al2Tsrs, psWis CsRsrs era
F~oethiEgroa-
"a Trsin-2:i5 2. E.-AUOJMROOATI0H.-stoss
et I'll EtauO1s, snc arrives 10 Columbus As 8sE
,. n. Cincinnati 2; 80 A
"a T~raias-lG;e P.m.-HIGHE ELPREE-stogFEna
II Gfnlt0n, wellington New Load0n. 5E1bE
Ora5lins, TALON, Giiead, Csrd.agsoz aud Deb
mains ISaYs Columbus a. $50 spd 10 sAn, s:oF-E
+" arrive AZ Cleveland ssm A. H., , and ss6o ?. D.
GnHHE GTS0HSf -
Shelby -saG1lsks. Ea1sfsld q EsseFk EAllroed, -
1znssstd, NJ brrson. hsaark, zAnssEfls,
CrssslE@Pitsbu-ya, Eor. Wsyns& uaioasc Ran
EUaA soHe7. GEeer sandaakg Ddph9, Lima
90 5crs NGEnei A1lolas Gncagu, e, West aud
grafton and RelaiVntsine REilrcsd Line. Tor Rarioa.
BeilssonA iua. sidney, Union- dancis, IndlaE-
sseis, Terre Harto, YtEscdneE, EVanEVfus
Lousylie, Cairo, 50. Louis. &c.
Oelsgar6-Sith Springfield Branch fos 5~Fringns.d.
Ooluuzhu8-LAtte Maui & Columbus, end Es1h
Bsiroed, for Xenia. Dayton, tndlsnaaoja
Tarro Hsute, 81. Louis, Morrow, IcVsikud- 0n3
Cincinnati, apd With the OHIO Aud EiEsissi1I
Rsiroad st Cincinnati Tor LCuisvlis. FyanA
VIE, Cairo, ST. 1ouzs cd al Fo4rH on IA
Ohio EiYer.
Ooiumbss-CsaTa I Ohio Ezptoaa ior Newark. Eau,.,
Vnl4 Whaling, &C.; Goiurzbus, Pi1a
dams ttshrosd for PiQus, Urba1A. &C.
EuE DeEeta 70 al points and mfOIuatiop -
~ the Passenger sssiicn, snd IS luton TokT ,aksit
0ietelant. net. ~ ~. susssF ta.rd.,s
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IN - ' d n I
w where for the illustrated PROCLAMATION or
EMANCIPATION by A. -Gidder, ESQ, the eminent
Ch'rogrspher. Beautifully engraved, and printed on
q sheet Is by IL inches, with a viRnette Tx nesB Of
President Lincoln in the center. The following no.
tice Is from the pen OF Horace Greeley: "Mr. A,
Kidder, a5 Br0adW AZ, has issued an engraved trans
orist o. President LincOln's Emancipation PrOclama-
ton Of Ja1usrT ], 1873, designed for a durabls parIor
orname1t IS well asa memorial OF one Of the most
memorable events OF our time. 1t was hnst admirR-
bly, written out, then engraved in fac smile Of Mr..
KS elegant ehirO graphF except the signature which
- properly 8 transcript Of the President" Agents
ind this a rapidly selling work OF art, as every loyal
family ieels the Importance Of pres rYing q COPY Of
this Great National Document, second only ID i'm
,ortance to the DeclarstiOn Of Independence CT.
NEhf x Co, IS West Fourth street, Cincinnati, o..
ami q Daarborl Ete 4. Eli,arn- uIinoia. LHlh.226
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RASKET PIc.NIc

bASNEI ZIG" MIC
To Block River, returning at 8 O'Clock P. NJ. Ex-
csllsnt arTangsm snts have been mAde for daceiog
st the river. AZ we'll a. on the boit. she will also
give . Moonlight ride to the islands in ths even
ing, leaving .he same dock at Q O'Clock in the
evening, weather permitting.
Tickete 81 ,OO each, L. A. IEROh
jyl2f25 Agent.
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new ADVFRFIsEMRNEB.
Academy Of Music-Ths Granger and Wonder.
r. H. Curran-sAlssmen Wsn.sj.
Wanted-House.
@. =. Vent & Co-Agsnts Wanted.
Davis. PtiEotto q Co-clothlng,
Josephine Ksil-Eotice.
o. Cutter / sou-Building at Au1tion.
OOwles & Oo-Fans.
Fayetts on Co-Looal Notice.
Thomas Wslters-Bunch Of PGpers Lost.
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CITY NEWS.i

TAxEs.-Tax Books will close Thursday,
July goth, 1865. n. s. WH1rTLzsEy,
jys:22s County Treasurer.
STITCHING AND ENBRoIDERY.-Sewing ma
chine stitching of every description lone
in the best style at III Superior, cor. Bank
street. GROVER & BAKER's
j9-242:eod Sewing Machine Co. Rooms.
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
by ]. 8. Perley, Optician, No. 1873 Superior
street
July IA, 1865.
8 AN. IL NJ. 6P. M.
GS deg. 20 deg. GS deg.
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RAILROADS.
A TLANTIC s GREAT WESTERN
N RAELWAT.
snr,ng ana sn1mez Arpanvemeuts.


nav ExprN-Leayes New YORK at.......... 100 A. =.
Arrives ct Cleveland at....-.IS5 A. \.
Hfqht Do Leaves New York At s~..e ?. -.
AEEiTss st Cleveland at----9s65 ?. \.
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wv 1ctt AVID NIL orders fr the
LIFE AND TINES OF ABRAHAM LINOALN,
By DR.. L. P. BrOckett, the eminent biographer and
historian, Aut lor Of "Philanthropie Results f the
War in America" sour Great Captains" ''History
OF the Civil War II the United States" &c. Prices,
So. $3.50 81 and g. Also, SArtain's matches Por-
trait Of Abraham Lincoln, AM other fret class books
and engravings. Deeds Of Terri DRY given, guaran-
Je log exclusive right OF sale. Apply personally, or
address, R. H. OUkR AN, Publisher, Rochester, N.
u. General Office and 5alesroom, on Main $ reet,
corner Of Water. JyI5.2S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-30

THE following examination of n de-
funct banker in Cincinnati shows. TO
what extent the banking business can
bO carried on on "borrowed capital" 3"
or, in other words, on the deposits OF
those who take noipains to ascertain the
stability of n concern with which they
trust their funds. The bankers name
was r. Ellis, jr., and in the course OF
his examination he said:
"I have been In the banking business
since December, 1854; first entered the
business with between ten and twelve
thousand dollars "bOrrOwcd capital" -
Ihad no money of my own invested In
the business; the "bOrrOwed CNpital''
wns In the nature Of deposits by sHye-
raj. .pAFtieS;I do not knOwNVhHt amount
of capital / had invested In the busi-
ness In 1850, or from that time to 1866;
do not know whether my assets were
greater than my liabilities at any time
between 1860 and 1876; never balnnc.
cd my own books; the bOOk-kceper did
| Il: | never asked for Il statement from
my oOk-keeper except for special nc
counts; he never informed me of the
condition OF my business; ! learned the
condition of my uilnirs In September,
1866, by the excessive losses had made
in the purchase of gold and stocks; the
amount OF my losses In my gold and
stock operations was between three and
four hundred thousand dollars; In my
operations used the money Of Others
rs we'll rs my own; do not know how
much of my own meny used in these
operations.
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Nearly all the young people of both
sexs, who can spare tho tine, have
taken to skating Ns diversion. The
passion for II prevails now ms oxten-
sively In the winter as the rage for base
ball loes In NIL other seasons. II is II
graceful and fascinating amusement,
and whom moderately INDUCED In must
be lsalthfnl and invigorntIng, But,
says the Philadelphia Ledger, It's rather
TOO fascinating. When the young girl
who has lust learned to skate, or Is yet
learning, gets tho cleaning steel blades
under her feet, sh0 feels indiSpOsed to
take hem OIL until she IL utterly tired
out, or the shades Of night overtHkG her
on the ice. by glying way to this de-
sire u continue skating long Ritcr IA
proper and prudent enjoyment of the
exercise has elapsed, grCnt dCnl of
harm = done. Tho skates, " not prop.
Grly strapped, soon check tho healthy
circulation of the blood. Tho feet nrc
chilled lIy contact with the metal Of the
skntes, which II In contact with the ice,
and soon got benumbcd. All this time,
lIlN uN'EN u'llk III W'NlNN ll'tl'tit Wv
circulation Is quiCkCncd everywhere
eIcspi on tho feel nnd ankles.
This, II will he seen, rCvCrsCs ono of
the cardinal mnNims Of health, viz: to
keep thC feet warm and the head cool.
Young InCn and young girls IN vignr-
GUS heal h cun stand this for nm hour
nr so without much harm, but four,
three, o. oven two hours Of the sport
under such conditions, IL certain To do
damage, sooner or Inter, During the
Inst Sknling season We hcnrl Ol moro
than OnG cnsO Of death trmccd directly
to such lmprudcnCe, and Of quite II
number Df cnsCS Of serious Illness.
There Is RnlthCr matter that these un-
wisO young skaters should he warned
about uWdIO their wnrm pnlntHblo
md regular meals Mt home, they g0 to
tho skating ground, lot tho hours for
mNnlA 20 by, Entidy themselves with
few cold sweet cakes, or frequently
nothing ut all, when tho nnimnl forces
need more Than usual aud M dnmngO
tho whole digestive system, This ng-
grnvRtOS the dRmnge done by tho pro-
longOd and tnuBual exercise. In every
way this cessivD indulgence works
harm. PR! uts, guardians aud Nll por'
sons Of mrture ngo should therefore
lmprAS y upon young persons to tRkO
II moderately.
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Hinf ~ HoniolIeepers.

ME Kitchen ID tho heart of the king
dom, thb true a Of government in
domestic economies; who rules there,
.rliss supreme. a visit Of ceremony
'for iaR momen al q stated hour in
the morning caIl confer no authority
Whatetot. NelElpr, on the other hand
h Il nece ssary 10 % ddllng and mud.
ding f6aTs peri ,lally, or to do. any
thing consrafg tho instincts of .
lhdyl n lis ~ 81 spoInage. Il tis
simply this, Tint b Being hsfnaiiY
.busied in the kitchen a short time daily,
'bymltipg into herown hands the man
agement and execution of those ar
rangements which require the skill and
involve the entire control Of the house
keeping expenditure, u mistress effect
ualty breaks the rod Of power in her
cooks hands, and can sweep away at
once, the "perquisite " system and
waste, and the dishonest understand
ing with the tradOsmen; because she Is
in position to know within a little
what Is really and honestly needed and
consumed, and togivo her own orders.
Economy, however, Is not the sole BEN
eft to follow. There Is an old, but not
vet superanuated maxim IF you
want a thing wdl done do 1t your
self The tangible results upon the
dinner table would be no less sntisfac-
tory than the reduced cost Of their pro-
duction. Nor Is this q matter Of slight
Importance. The best nOurished body
is, other things being equal, the most
capable OF sustaining mental work and
resisting disease. Bad cookery Is slow
poison 10 those who work hard. To set
before n man who returns exhausted In
mind and body from his days work, q
messy, unappetizing dinner, Is, II II
occur exceptionally, 70 spoil his temper,
or, If that be unspollRble, his comfort
for the evening. But, II Il occur hn-
bltually, 1t Is TO knock ten or dozen
wears Off his lease Of life. Then, too,
Il Is no small satisfaction TO be able, II
Hospitality inclined, to insure your
friends q dinner which, If modest In its
pretensions, Is thoroughly excellent
not speCiouS display, such as second
or third rate "proieSsed" cook, or the
neighboring oonTectiOner, would set be-
fore them, everything looking like what
1t isn't, and tasting Of nothing In par
tiCular; not to mention that there Is a
double zest In witnessing the comfort
and enjoyment OF your guests, with the
consciousness that some time and pains
on your part have contributed to the
result.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

The market Is quiet comparatively
yet, ns the stock of goods il light and
prices nrc buOynnt, II moderate demand
exists. Some largo snles Of prints have
been affected since our last report, mud
prices have advanced ltnl cent yNrl
on desirable styles. There IL II well ns.
sorted supply of spring styles, suitable
especially for the Southern mUrkCt.
Brown goods have also advanced, both
drills and shirtings and shCCtings. The
aipply IL light md the demand IL OK.
prCtcd to bc very heavy nitCr the holt.
days. WOODEN goods are loss nClivO
md tho market Is very Irregular, cspo'
chilly for innCy CnSsInCrCs, OF which
lob lots have been sold NJ II concession
In price. Spring styles nrC Offering, In
expectation Of nm early dCInnnd for
spring goods. DclRinPg arc In flir re-.
quest for tho sCnsOn. The ndvnnCC In
prints hns led TO II grcniCr consumption
Of dClnincs, which, though advancing
In price. nrN not ncnr 30 high M prints.
The stocks nrO reduced. COburgs nrG
inactive. Black lOOskins nrp nCCumu-
lnting, mud prices RrO hOnvy. Broad.
'IolUH NV uH''', li'l''I'u E"'h' NV
quiet, ns X usual nj this period. Spring
goods nro coming forward IN lnrgo
quantities, nnd m NcllvO truly IN lnnu.
Gry IL anticipated. Tho imhOrtlions
lnat week were unusually RrGnt. In
silks nlrCndy there II some movement.
Low-pricCd blnOks soil rCndIly, md tho
supply II below the demand but I'm.
portNiions are dnlly arriving. Mnn-
tilla silks Nrc MISC In dCmund. Tho
amount Of imports Inst week entered nj
tho custom house was no loss than
$780, ,OO7, against only Sis6,7sD In the
corresponding week Of 1874, and Of
! Ol,6l2,bib In similar period Of 1868.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-30

BRIDES BARE PRERoGATIvE!-Somo
years ago ludicrous incident hap
pened at Vienna. The Emperor was
interrupted in the midst Of II cabineni
council by message from the Empress
who, It Ia said, wanted him Immediate
ly. On going TO her mnjesty's apart.
ments, she threw herself before him In
an lmploring attitude, and begged him
that she might be allowed the extraor-
linary priUilcge Of putting on her OTT
stockings. The high danes of the court,
II seems, whose duty II was to perform
that function, insisted upon discharg.
ing II, though, as their imperial mis-.
tress represented "thcy tickled her
when doing so, In Il way TINT she could
not endure. The young princess
whom fortune had raised to be the part.
ner OF the KalserS' throne, had been
brought up in II simple and sensible
manner, and really could not see why
the hands God hnd given them should
b. less useful " Imperial and Royal
.ptrsonRges than to any other people,
THO Emperor yielded, doubtless to tho
consternntiOn OF the ladies' of the bed
chamber, who saw In this innovation n
precedent fruught with danger to the
most hRllowGd institutions of tho mon
lfClV-