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, 1866-12-15

n11fs NEW BooK.-The publication Of Jnaos
Ia aI n pc~ oook The Ea- Claimaut,s ou,dr."
~ honeft Clark 4 Co, advertised in ,no,,,,r
ee.amn. Wi supply xsut which has bear
E555 er5,:5c. III t9, eieas aud caup.shensiye WORK
crownr ~ az u, he ne LAWS, Forms, Decisions e.
, 1866-12-15

rns,,HaEs HaEs rue ENfe--t1r- <stT0erfss fss,n
ni1oa ancnt pnetE!tly enrct the worst eaass nf
-" ssGst y mil On receipt OF II CGrnlxTs
IT: So'o y osdEfista.- Agents eanted evcfy-
ts5 Broadway, New Tork. 1%o.
, 1866-12-15
) tHATRx3 Rt+ .. =. &ALE&S.

Ssss 70 e eeht. Paqu.tse, Dre..
stesoS S,iTt T1CSEs1 Il 0;sss;afs;; 10
n.;:,s, r.. :ss. gai;:scay 4: 0s faoetse
"a 1he salt ot Ee..sr.S
es,s y, eeYuUee oa Tdfsi1s ie' ths ezstss sea.on
a. -. p&et o1 'hs Opera House. ~ It "a n,
1haas5, BEE bsee :, toe Hskls nlxnta eo,nn...
, 1866-12-15

He21o h4nted.
r., 1.9os1 EenFRta. December ia n.rr, ,r,,
day. 4&nssa Eos burglary to-
, 1866-12-15

t1taifzed Air-Dr. m. ". sherroo.,
sas,S S1sSs ,s nis Anes,heie and certainly est1ess
4Iton IL nd mechanical DentsatIy are upeous,1ed
his pf1ces ar graduated to suit the ctrrnmstsn.
ees o1 AL. Aoon.a IS and l9 Lombard BloeR.
, 1866-12-15

c..e. n1cos1Efp.-Aho .e,natus Of the ,..r
@ Sai.a1n H'ssm Ausunsn, who los. btu life IN ~ =
s. s'ss' n'e at waulegan on Tedpesday n,eht M
ee-r;c ws sseoSe,ed , Yesterday affenpou. Fnn.-s1
a.ssn; on Sunday afternoon. conncrr,na ~ mAn-
tsGs @ f!tehde Of th- family atr 1nrits3 ~ ~
, 1866-12-15

-. "AIehso.-cha'}es Watts, co1o.ed youth. II
as nc ionee Court yesterday morning, WIS f,ued rs
in6 wa;eh sud q pair of gloves r,n,, ,,s..tN. ="
nn,. s'a,,les On Madison between Esnsi ana
, 1866-12-15

December 1Cth, 1876 trsIas on Inc f3tfr.ae :
Great Eastern Railroad will leayo Ch,r,oo ~ ~ -
low: ~ ''o ~Asd9p III tol-
Eau S.tt 10 E4p1ess..-.. s..-............. 6ae a m
n
, 1866-12-15

r,nS<1 + = e better. Whits 1ichiSaa. y1s:
0Asttc. Rye rntntr4i stgiot -"' 1a@eas eSAc*
u16SKp Hoos-Bettef II 1 10 TRr
, 1866-12-15

me ReEt 1onlc.-f,a%ve{I. Hneh r.
Eo,s To-, Combination OF lroa- Phosphosus snd CAT
Gsltssya. The iron restores colo; 10 the h1nof T.
aae pnNpnoFue reneHa waste OF the are fissne-
M ne calisaJa gives natural htalthful ions r.
tue Of one ounce Of ealIsays, ard one tessnoonfs1
StNn ot iFon Ind phosphoroaa- M4u olactnIed
~ y Cn1sS"1, nSsE, Mack Co, New York For asIe
, 1866-12-15
seeci.I Notice to 1suzIne.r nrc, .,,

!ac i5aEGH'nE Pnh1ic cene.a1lJ.-Quick time t..
s!e shoEe aad Michigan Southern Railroad ltne. Or
~ ?. a. TAIN arF1ves In Cleveland At Go l. n.
1nuaa'9 At EB ?. m. New Yosk At 100 .. n,.-dyc
f nonts u T. ADVANCE Of tho Michigan Csnt1aI sod
GEeat Wesrefn time. GEo. N. GnlT. Western
A1ept- 1acSef cl8ce rrtnorrd 10 No. 80 Dearborn
EtErti. under fremont House,
, 1866-12-15

ts!snh sn Baltimore. December II.
,fi u this branch of t. almost ss
ons t u pFtSta AZ xeT3 unsettled. Mes port r.
Bacon shoulders af ia t.. X,frs
snIk 5sst rs .of hels: and Western DO 1t 11XaI& Nc
, 1866-12-15
THE CITY,

Cos7H'rrn:-Wniism Dewitt, rhtrxrd with
psstinz t1o counterfeit nnse, w1s hetd sos az.
xniuatfou mil 1uesdAy ntxt IN ba,l OF $500.
, 1866-12-15

- A"1n1anrs ..' hseAr1r5ohn kinR, m sua-
rIo}r 1t Hlgr1ns hFety sAhlt, on Stats street M
requested on Thu'dar BY the prop,tero. 70 70 10
Mr.. HtsE1ns' residence, on Desptkincs sssect, 10
1erform some work about the plaza, End he wxs
particularly Instructed TO turn ca the w1te. n the
h!dfint 10 pfeven. Its freezing. Ktng neglected
turn ou the sater. and the consequences WI tho
!npe osfst the waier overlooked. and great deaf
HigEfns thai he discharged Eln~ from bis en- .ioy,
eoai9ed him that ar miPht c1n,e to his house
u tren!ns md be would paJ him: dedaettnG
b. bis nekieI In 1a@ svening Kipe
fAE'e, md while theJ wesc d cnssi1z thu n uttkat
70 We yafa. ne pt"dueed revolver md threat ;pes
70 Ano1t hF' higgins II he did not ply hin ne
, 1866-12-15
FAafA detnhtn Rsxra~<


PHt1Anx1fHil, December ii,
Ftor4-fIFn. It III .00AlfA
G1AA-Rheat doll And Erusr
FAoyWnKS-Fffmtr,
, 1866-12-15

ls7tdA popasca to the Calcs1o rrfsuae,
F1oF7-Naft@ demand sad rzue.: s.l.. <uptrnns n
97na7lf n, f1ys III ilhha1L5; nml,. 9I3s3.
Gxl1s-ftAat Eore active And a4sc higher sAes
No. Haksn II - .naz:nd No. held 1t 81 n: No.
wtatex x.NR:A- Corn stestys mixed 6nc oars
orlet II t3e RJs advanced &c; sales No. as II ID
eL,t. Brs5 naetrs: ssles pr.r1s spring 1t gtM.
fe7rot-Q Qs,nt; Sz1all sale. nIddltnx ii S1xc.
WHuxY-Drll; bendod Tr.
P1oTztoz3-Eot - nfu,- keaa pork ate.dT, with
E1aI s4 spot 1t tadoe: sslas 7nu bels se11er Jao.
ra.y, y f1s1t. Bacon inactive, sA1es old clear udu
s,J1ae new Do lsse PACKED Bult ressa eaaier:
sxes s3oc1de7 It sIdes s4c packed. Grnea neatt
exsIe; saes Shoulders at sfe; siaes TIC; hams skc
hsd Gun With small ssies nj 14r.
doap-Sot - frn, oni Eood dcrn1Dd sales 1t $1Sa
iso :suss sI.&n37.63 net koceapa ai6oe.
knxk9-Acuye demand and Hxhtsupply. Exchaaee
vsxer 10 dIscsnpt buy1ns. par selllak.
, 1866-12-15

Neglected CouChs aud Co1t1..-v.-
awar. Of the Importance Of checking a coneh
Or tonmon Cold, !" IN IT. fsst etaSe: thst %hirh
IN ne oeg1rn1nE wonld yield to 3 mid remedy II
;Hrphea.ai 1!neA<s,' OF coCaR LozSxers, sTard
, 1866-12-15

BASE BAu--A meeting Of tho Pacldc Base Ball
Cluh will be held II theJr rooms ID Meeksv,e
BooS Store, No. &c U11ou strsee, this (satardsy1
evening. >""5
, 1866-12-15

ankson Packed NafetT La.np4.-por
enlnins HenT3ne. Agortne, Rstsoieopbenc. Pnos-
6asnsIs ~ fot &az1s and lamp goods generally. Send
jsr Ser e,seahT: EDoAR i 'CAvAx, No. Is Msfdn
, 1866-12-15

Paper HAnEiuEA and Widow Se,.a~
T. ST ally reduced pnces~ F. E. Risby, 80 asn.
, 1866-12-15
Total.


City Of fEie. Ch1,
Boy City, thl....., 81
!t'crttu+ Chi. . .a42
Lowell, chi.......s56
- hutchinson, Chi. .A1
undeou, Chi.
uc!fettfleln. Cli. ST
Nal liner. Cht.....,,,376
. rF:ta]e, Chi. .Wl
, 1866-12-15
Suction Sales.

l IT IL 4 az
" 10 '1H; 4Scrrosrsns,
Arts.s As.o A1ao'
AEtlG1GS xfQ Dn~fe
n. = %4A 4S4
MeSSES, FXT Of cnMpAcv,c
~ and 40 Rue dn F.asour0 81 NALL! ~ L ~
eon,,m.,4 At AUCTION.
s!. IS II ss a.
ss e e f.s SSes
's.: :.: s7,:,.
oEs"1nnaes md etTsr essea. La1sa' rssa, oo!e
1Iss s9'd ~ :at tyd11 ;91
poshsd ste Eod Wy ehotes a .t.h
@-ns nesns ps. 9assaStaps 9ssS ~ t;;enm; ant slss4
~. s.'s1 :aisx ss3ss = IA @
.sss ssess prs.sp e.s 10
eeeo eSostn sa1ss1 ss T. =. fs Tneae aaTe
:; II
&. sss I T. s.:
s.,es,. GILBERT sAHpsos. Anr,,or..,.
WEI A. BUFFERS S=3S3e4e3:se: :: e;o
An.+;,nao.
rs1aEa's eotSu sIocR nelcnants
~Cc~ ----:-Do u a-er.
h Fun.11e f.s sAelURDAlB SALE.
'H''s' saa a'ss's ,1e' ssa ''st7 2f'sa'''i''
Or SATCRpAT pe lsth. :. * O'Clock, a. Butter.
- S1. i. Af1G1:feis hG1fEas 4 CO.. aoer,,
SPLENDID COLLECTION oF
ELEGANT 1ra11.1 r,D,.
AAa1AAN MAHBLE,
AGATE AND AIAnasrrp
~ m eA
impaired noa r,o.rDee ~ ~ 81. - ~,
ArAUcr,os.
T1 InKspAE, DEE. 18Th As 10 o'clock =, Rutt,
aa!esaa IL P'lRsE. II T. An}9f5 HSs =
~DV Coo1-s -. - : w. Aaes1
.. xzDsrzea5 nT - AgGT1oN: 9s;;a9a:2 =. ,,.. T.
: VI a: 5GTfEas "a. @ s 1ssisaasss.e.h Ssaass'eh-
= a,,.,an TEE ENTIRE s1oez OF |.
AT Arcr4-~
On FRIDAY pss =: rs Is FL O'clock, 5. STORE
.bs stock rou,xt ,
VI; =; ::ss::: :; :; =: ~:
,s.rp, 1T AUCTION, ]
e 1saSs 1ss'ss ssss;:
= 760oo7-55 S5.s - = as 20. 4aesooees. 4
sC0UONER BY ATfvTI0N n. | r.
rr~er. Tsa - nay eooctrn.
= .- sauAt. DEL, 1sth. lsS. i
= e ne &c s. L ny s,ss s.
IT, 's 3 et:5 III sse !. ssiss .ssts ss:
rns ea. App5I . EosERT sEIT1 ESQ 60 Ao5rs n
--- !; 1
.Titte Furniturr 7
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Il
f
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'AS7 AO6Ess F.
MANUFACTURER AND nrA,rRr ST.
--.- .-.,. II
, 1866-12-15
Dfnmmer

=, lAs. AtAna:-The signal sounded from Bor
ont zen o'clock ,As' plight proved to be WITH
, 1866-12-15

Hamlet. Chi .......
Fashiou, Chi. s83
Aontcz1mA Chi. Isl
SsAmuel Hale. CHI ,,2,a
hoot. Barns. CnI..,,M7
Mechanic, Chi....,..Yfs
RoeCuh, Chi. .a.H
yucJ J. c44tk, Det.,3ll
Fostorta, Fremont
, 1866-12-15

Indies II you wAnt = n-ant,fdA rr...t.
eleNon ase Waagopee's Frrncs 3Sn}mcI |"
supplied b. Smith Dwyer. @s4oe
, 1866-12-15
(T1ooD SEATS for in,

sea,,' sA.emAH -, CONCERTS,
1Tearl:sr. III Il IN ,11nesd.y E.,o,orr
- - Bog oaee. Is c:oss9.e 81 g OH ID Ct tho
, 1866-12-15

hAfAS1 S1nAT7oa's BCc1sxa co,,x,~
] hi- rs.itution is one whose +,1o, ~
mes ean eearerly b. o.er-tstimsted. II !, ~
o.uss' ons'nees edrcsttosal establishment in tne
o'ss anil has net : ith continually iurzr.stns
Ps''oHeee AID now s.Eu4s oac of ,he rnos, en-a'
lis XII & Gtu ts'e siEs ftst,tu'loas IL the country
~, 1arrEnsS!; suEht: snG Jonrg men .oinr. the.s
sht sht r.: a.; cd fhat they are At iesdnms,.se
tois department Of c6ucnftor. 14las'efsin
, 1866-12-15

tGEF Jrkc7oK.''-D1ekcns> ctr,stn,. ..,-
Aagoy JUNCTION" will be Commenced n
our WEEKLY 1R1BrxE Of DECEMBER 20 ,nd -, ~
oe completed in abont four or d7e 1ssues. ..n,r'
Dx Junction" contains cIsh, ais,eren: stories hSt
Sach M h ,,ts+ sain r. eItent bearing some relation to
IT, r. as ;tl} bert style md ihr other fonr iI ~.
~. enco authors Many Of the chsrsc:c1.1 1 T.,
sn.1no-s .9F'ss VII iake heir place besiIs such
Sesl. Oliver Twtet,- 8c. 4A11le
, 1866-12-15

i41xAE soIo.-AagSts Brennan rcaurned
70 'o,s city during The summer, alter I rear of
penal fnstieat1ou al Joliet t,r the crime Of lar
1'!. He1 natural lncl!ualfun to t-rraeh ;. tor
t1a' Which was Of pecnriary sa.ue to o,he,. roon
oant aes ino trosb's Ass.n bnt BY some legal
9ns sc,a - ~ escaped pnniakuent aad his n,an.
Rhen pisg!.5 =. tenaps4:nsa INIT TSardsy nienl
shd sse s1 ,s.,n e, y a'p df.sE
ansd i tbs FoiIes Gour, snt ee,ns sss s,,hoat
ssy LII. e a*' bs1sss s e.
forenoon her fertile brain suEreated : mole or
sssdsP sa Reh sss. az :as saS
sea.S b eeai xi!h bar to 5.oeu Tas ssfsesst T
;s.in der.sd % the tone~hs iens.hy .ai d 10 e
ife esesF r. t1ae q Z Sol,s ,n "sss
a.ed q. lire viii her h .l.ser M nd III .s!1s ~
haa Ss,os apda Rta g: Tdss e
gle ven in to borrow the money. Afs.r Sons
5rs,ss ,anss1 hs HsaP AZ rs,a,nsa . him
huge hurdle IN her aims, i ner st,ter bad 1ope,
her ie .sef o1s. ad
bad roi her eiolaes ,oSetber and S1aneb: thas ~
my: aud should b obl!sod t.
to o rsi.e on+g .. N df IT., e d. p4.o
o. lhesr Va, bsek to lie Hrmar3 1ae % otses. ase
tSo ss,s = e. .y e
clothes for ntney. She went into one Of t.,
ehopt, he: VII ees.atte,tstie dtilcacy, rruaialnz
cv-n longer thsu II No, e. 1nd be was not fiji
sclprfee1 " obsetEe, before hs had sirnr to reni,
Lrr, That shc Wss srlcttcd By detetlive frup =.
eilvo. uach. shawl ard t<o dresses ~ :, the
'esidcueo Of Or. Jackson, ~ No. "a North Canai
IT. ect-
Il .as ,hon, TIL. moment In 1t. existence That
fr, H1xHr f2t ~ h19 |
toe q Inner md That In bis lonY xait 10 aid
escr.s II andi be7 mythical et,ser. be had bevu
Is uEcoas7oos iAsfrCn1fs st In aiding Fcry clever
" y. Or rsseatnE Maggie uIIl probably haYe |
@@'1n& ~ the 1ol!ea Court today.
, 1866-12-15

Toia1....
, 1866-12-15
UN1MFHOTEn.

EOR SALE-The north halt Of Rlock
=, :, So e. q schoo. Sttson Addition, having tront,
sftI - tset On Clinton and Je1erson-sH, and e,,n
Gaa!nH = toH. a fArr opportunity ior manunscto
:H!I 0e e0!e on TtA-onAh terms hF r. 3 ETT1vr1
d CO. No. 81 Dea5born.st -'A " IL f41Ga
, 1866-12-15

Acc1DEH7-'u 1hnrtday n,or1i~g abont elerep
o'eocl, Nj. =. 1. Eddy, ton Of Rev. I. Ii. Eddy.
u u. and salesman III tho dry goods house of
o. y f.l"sI q Co.. On Wabash avenue. mst
viii unite Il rer1our accident At The t,ue ht ~.
cc1ved the Injury he Was dctceud!ng from one of
nc upper atot1cs 1n The building, On tho ton Of
oI,s t1e tsaii.g CT. Ey some unknown mesas one
became os,ac ed nom tie car. and asaeT x in In
E'eoye ,s 1he e. Mse4Ainx q tho es1 loosened II and
M 'sIi upon nj. Edds = head, stn*tnr him On tbo
iEIre " !tshes IN length right down ihe eep,re Of
:1,fneaa; tsp,n9 tss bore clear. hut not
loes p.1 of bia a,n I'D Sra.ea = IL & !, apoa TO
tent. ~ Eddy With much "a. dilute sud self.
pssta h ,teged 90 1hs or !. he ne1 Oor
pnr h. ~ oanosSFchsct upon The bleeding cu.
ine "ouree ws.e oEeses! NJ bi. physician, From
fa;e Yas ae.o.ns ~. EddJ vas doIn. well and In
, 1866-12-15

"c1 eaa ot@cka In New York.
Moxr-F.r NEW fozK, Decambe7Il
EG.AsLE0 E1EHANuK-QUitt At 1NStfc1ho,s
ls7K. - tsslnaa 10 LIN, closing 1t
4:oyExNsr srocK.-wl,aout m...-,., .,..
, 1866-12-15

EAs.sAs,s BrktsEss UszsEEs1rr,-ou. e,nno,
oelp aomi'lne the great system of actual bua,nes.
$500 :. oeins carried On 50 successfully ia The
Teat world OF business, where tho you1u men
ea15 INTO practice those great prluc.plra Which
Ee'e'H ihe la"s Of trade It fur,lshes = cour,. -
,a iphgs'loo In which every ,oaac n,.n might
,siS aafsh,ase. bseome qaalded and conrersanf
&c oe heehanie. lawyer, d9c'cr. Or disiRe' Ths
tnse G. eaaiee 70 q7stify thcn-elr.s In ehnrt
b1tIne-s men, eHo 1aeeessln4
lhe ain q Of the Institution Is tn r;vo to the ctu
ntt csd oH eoniefs n the .hortrs1 .oaNme
wv am ~ the eati e1pcpse- Aud III Esstmrn
i5r " ttaetea1 ftaihlAe Is ex1ct1y adapisd ID
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-01
weakly Review of the Market.

NEW YORK, april Sosll
The Wholesale market mas been much exc
cited during the week. There was an ad
vance in breadstuff, but a reaction took place
at the close, and part OF the advance was
lost The demand was in q manner specnla-
tive. In -four cholce State and low grades
Of family extra have been most sought after.
The stock has been reduced TO about $3.50
bolS. at close. The market IS heavy at 81 50
as IS for branded extra State, 50 O099 10 ship
ping Ohio, 81 5O@I2 80 for trade and family
brands, and So SOSl2 IS for St Louis eStEaS.
Wheat-A good demand has prevailed. and
prices have advanced. The stock of really
sound wheat Is moderate. The market closes
less active, however, and nomtnaliy lower.
The pork market has been active, and to-
ward tue close prices have rapidly advanced.
The stock is concentrating daily, and has
been considerably reduced. Mess at 81 S79
%; Western prime mess ut SO = ; city do.
at So IS92S; and $50 foI clear. Lard has been
In brisk demand and prices have advanced
to l91S@l95{ for No. l; 9@201$ for city, and
0S&H for prime. Cotee-rhere has been
less doing in Brazil, and the stock Is increas-
ing at a reduction of half a cent on common
grades. We quote in gold, duty paid. 0@2O1{c.
for prime: l9GSl914c. for good, and lT@9tSc. Tor
far. Other Kinds easier. The stock OF La
guayra is large, and is attracting the atten-
Is selling at 269261S. Cotton-There has been
fair inquiry. and up 70 Tuesday prices were
steady: since that time unfavorable news has
unsettled the market; buyers are disposed to
hold on, but holders refuse to make any
great concessions. During the week there
has been decline of 4@6c. per pound; we
quote at 3283Sc. for middlings. Receipts for
the week, r. SUI bales: since LIST OF April, S.
S96; and since the LIST OF September, $50, s62
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-01
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
WheelIng WhoIesale aIarket.
OFFICE DAILY ISTELLIGEScER,
WHEELING, May J. &C.

FLoUR-Hns again advanced, and in good
demand. Active for higher grades. with i'm
proved demand for common. We change
~. fancy brands, Sl21SCg13.
BACoN-ShouldeTs, 14c; plain hams, 2Oc; su-
gar cured (uncanvnt Sed,l PC.
PRovIsIoEs- Bacon Sides, Ice for ribbed;
l7c for clear; mess pork SO 90 for new.
LARD-Sood supply; lsc In herees; zoe in
SEEDs-Saies about over; prices nominal.
BUTTER-scarce and nothing doing in large
iESs;ss-Aiore Offering at 15c in lots.
PoTAToEs-Abundant, selling at s. IS per
barrel.
CHEEsEStocls of old very small, and held
firmly; &c for choice Western Reserve.
BEANs-Fair demand; 81 S092O0 for prime.
Da5ED ISiIls Sar ne bFipbt aGpies e i0F
CARBON OIL-Declined, and selling at soc
for refined.
No 2, at 81 20: lower grades not wanted.
CoFFEE-Good TO fair &c; prime 27ci choice
SueAR-Havana, in boxes, llkc; Cuba l2,za
ls5Sc; choice Porto Rico &c; hard Fenned IsS;
A, coffee l7e; B, do l8cS c, do l5c-
good sdF % best Glands Pofto Rico moiSssss
'p ge81-go for American; 1Oc for Ensllshi
F FI 81 pF supply and moderate demand
new mackt rel In half bbIs, for No. 2. % 20: No
No.2 Lake herring, hall Dbl, 81 3; white nsh,
NAT Us. for 1Od and upwards; ~ for
BRooMs-s3 50 for good common.
SALT-S2 90 from yard, for ONO River; 81 %
Il TIoBASoo-75ssocf for dark los, 70 and navy;
81 OGal o for bright u and Is; 81 859I 80 fol
fancy chewing brands; sa995c for bright los.
Cotton YARCS-75c for Steubenvflles CSC
for Georgia and Eastern; Cotton Batting 4O9
s6Ar-eo for family; nc for German; lie
for Eastern family.
CANDIEIiSc for city mould tallow; go for
/ star: 23e for hotel.
RIcE-CAroIlna lie; Rangnon 1O91lc.
/ WooDEH WARE hoop buclletS s. IS per
dozen; WaShboarIs Sc 50 per dozen; tubs Sl2,
/ SIS 50 and SIS from Nos. j, 2, g.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-01
Testimonial of me most distinguished
Artists 20 SteInWny q sons.
NEW YORK, December, 1884.

NEW YORK, December, 1871
The PIanoGoFtes, Grand. Square and Up
right, manufactured by MeszrS. SteinWay Il
Sons. have established for themselves 50
sibIe for us to add any hing to their Just fame.
Having thoroughly tested and tired these
Instruments personally for years both In pub
lie and private, it becomes our pleasant duty
to expires our candid opinion regarding their
nnquestiOned superiority over any other
Among the chief points OF their uniform
excellence are: GTedtest poasibks DEPTH rich
neRs and p0btBe Of tone, oOpl6ised Ietlh a Tdya
bTiEEidneN, eteWneSf and pe9eet epeHless
HTOHgi0ut iae eTiffTe 1edLs, and above nH a
duration 81 solpld he pure and stfl-
pathetic qualify Of Aelet IleUel changer under
Lte mast detterteoF Potgcl5lEl touch
This peculiaFity u fotld exeiusfyeiJr IN tho
Stetnway Piano, and together with the
matchieas precision, elasticity and prompt
nessof action always charsc tefizlng these In
strumentsy as well as their unequaled dnra-
hlliGy under the 8eyefest trials. = truly sur
prtsing and claims at once the admirIition OF
every artist We. Therefore. CONSIDER the
TStetnWny Pianos in all respects ne oe1t 1hsJ1t-
ulsItts made IN HGlEs country or n Europe US
them soFety and ereliE5elg oitESelUe8 ~ pltbteo OF
private. and recommendation ftpo1tabSy % our
frieldES dloEhe Pubic. - g-sl.ll
We have &C different times exprezsed our
ME-. bIt JTeslg and 4nlhelEtdtl1lV I1ro-
1ioiFaee Ner1H SSehFiu1y & SOSls' tdnos superior
& 81. MTIs, Robert Goldbeck, Henry O.
Tinnnn r. l. Ritter, Geo. W. Moran Theo
Thouaas Max Maret1elI, VIM. Rasou Robert
Heller, VIM. Berge, r. BFandeis. Theo. Noel
ling, e. Muzlo, tar1 Anseh urtz A h Pease,
]. Mosenthal, Carl Wol65ohn, A. DAVIS, r.
Won Breuntng, Theo. Etsfeld, Carl BerEmann.
Inaro-1m saf ~ 70
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The IIenderson Trial.

LOUISVILLE, April 3O.-In Nashville
the court martial case of Henry Brn-
ner was postponed untilthe 18th of May,
and the case of Isham Henderson re-
sumed.
Col. Chas. a. Irwin testified to buy
ing large number of mules from Hem
derson in 1864, and also purchased of
his agents small quantities of forage.
The accused pastured a large lot of
Government stock for witness in the
summer of '64. Witness purchased
mules of accused as they We're brought
in after passing inspection.
Witness supposed until recently that
the bond for good title to the animals
sold by Henderson was on file in his of
fee; he since learned it was never filed.
Witness had no contract with Hender-
son and no verbal agreement different
from those with other parties. Receipts
for mules were filled out on printed
blanks signed II. Bruner, by the clerk
of the corral. AMER presentation these
receipts FOR vouchers. were cancelled and
destroyed to prevent them being used
again.
After some unimportant testimony
relative to the accuracy of the accounts
kept at the corral and the modes of as
pertaining incorrect entries the court
adjourned till tomorrow.
The original book of entry at the cor
raj has been found and will facilitate
the progress of the case.
Heavy rain all day. All the hotels
are crowded with delegates tc the Dem
ocratic State Convention which meets
tomorrow and promises to be the larg-
est Convention ever held in Kentucky.
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NOW xorI. 1Iarlxe..

&N1W 4CAA4At 4AHGA o.
Cotton dull but very quiet at &c. Flour
dull and 10c. lower on common and middle
grades; 81 90S8 10 for extra State, 50 20 for
81 2O92 % Wheat dull and nominaIIy 2aSc.
lower; small sales Of old winter red Western
at 81 q. Rice quiet. Barley and barley malt
dull and nominal. Corn dull and rather
easier; S39S5c. for unsound, 59Tkc. for
sound mixed Western in store ana delivered,
and 5sc. for damaged. Oats quiet 49,. for
dull and nominaIly unchanged. Sugar
steady at I01<@13c. MoIaSses firm; Porto
Rico zoe. Petroleum dull; sc. for crude and
4lc. for refined in bond. Pork opened heavy
and lower, but closed nrm Mt SH@N Sz5z
for new mess closing at 81 . regular, SID
% p for old do, and S23 7582l for prime.
Also 30 900 bbls. sellers option at S2I9H 50.
Beef steady; SlB90 so for new plnln mess,
and S2l6A 50 Tor new extra mess. Beef
hams drmer. Cut meats quiet and steady
ll@l2c. for shoulders, and l51(9I71<c. foi
hams. Bacon held drmeF and quiet. Lard
dull and heavy at 17S<c, Butter quiet at 4Od
60c. State cheese dull at l662c,
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ING Dr. aootIa Trade.

H e 49,
The dry goods market Is not so unsett1edi
It Is steady, with fair amount of business
doing for the season. Some styles of foreign
goods are selling better. Notions and fancy
goods are selling at 1nir prices, but sales ara
not heavy. Prints-Ameriean ls; Amosksag
Is AmolRS Is; Cocheco az DurnellS ~; En-
ton IS: london mourning 16: Lancaster 16;
MeFrimac 10: DeFr %; Pacific 10; Rtchmonds
Is; Victory Is; WamSutta l29S. Sheettng and
ShirtingS, brown-AmoSkeag A ", AS4s
Amoskeag b 22Ss Appleton a 50. 2 S4, =;
appleton e q, Ia; Atlantic "A . Auantlc "
10 Atlantic E 81, 81; Atlantic g 50, G3Ss At
lanttc H 2a1S: Atlantic " 50. 1q, Augusta u,
2lI Augusta so, Is; Bedford l5s Booth Il;
Booth o q; Booth .; Broadway y; Dwight
4 50, I95 Great Falls II SO. .; Great Falls 2li
Howard \ q Indian Head %, .; Indian
Head 50, ~; Indian Orchard b % Indian
Orchard Q - Indian Orchard u 2Ss Dow 1Ss
Lanark 80, 3s Laurel 30, 20. ShIrtIngs and
SheettngS, Observation-Disclosures Is, 371z; do a
50, 81; Androscogtn 80, s.; Balion & Son So, q;
Baftletts 30, 3d. Columbia A, S2-inch, -;
Dwight, 8S-inch, q; FOrestdRle 23IS; Harris
81; James 81; Lonsdale IS; Mason SO, 81;
Greene Manufacturing CO., So, 23IS; Harris
No. 80. 81; do No. .; Home IS, S.: do So
So James 50; Langdon I2, SIX; do So, .; New
York MllIS86. IT1Ss Relbank %, D. Prints
CochecO 20; DunneliS II; Empire 81; Free
man Is; Garner & Co. 10; Hamilton 10; Mer-
rimac d IS; do w 20; Pacific 49, Richmond
Cedar Grove 80; Haymaker 50; HlbernIa IS;
Kenneceo S71S; Park Mills 20: Star Mills D;
Watts q; Whittenden .. DenlmS-Ark-
wright, brown 80; do blue S. Amoskeag 5OtSi
Boston,, brown 9S do Manufacturing Com
uaDY tlbs HayTnalSer ~,