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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28

FLOR Li} LkPOOh
WA QUEENSTOWN.
CARRYING TIE G. $. MAILS
TUE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
v 4.at oa- tter Grs.~a,, I power steamships
FROM PIER 80. 10 y g.. EVERY WEDNESDAY
as follows;
IDAHO C-r, Crrrfyo ........... March p ~ D. 90.
NEVADA. C.st March at 1880 n
COLORADO Capt WiLLi,v........... March d. AZ 3 p
NLBrAsEA Cap. Gr'Eo......''..N March 3d. at Il IN
MANHATTAN, Capt FoEsIH........M March 80 at p 10.
MINNESOTA Capt. PECg............AI n. % az a. a.
Cabin pssssac, so. gold
Seerase passage tOHce. So % Broaivsl SO currency
forigeitlt or cabin passage srP'y
WILLIAMS Grroy. Ma g wan't
DOR LIVERPOOL and QUEENSTOWN
line u Royal Mail Steamers are ,paoa.e al as follows;
CirI3 OF SEWoy0RE IVA lsa TUESDAY ir1rCh ioa.m.
Civ 0 or Sars i5 am
AM succeeding SATURDAY a-raa. fUhsDAt hoO Pier
10 " "'''D "''' RATES OF PASSAGE
NlIL STEAMER sttLSG EyEHy STrRnN
FIRST fa!L. J.. '.o 800 srEfRiGg SIS
IT, TsI. I'll TO Pafs............, ~
PAs.AGE TUESDAY STEAMER VI. H,LirAK
Payable 10 Gold P',abe 10 Currency
s. Joaa. & r. By Ba5i 4, jasa, y, By BraneH
forwarded to HAyre Hamburg Bremen &c. reduced
Tickets bonra. here moderate rates by ssnso
JOHN q. DALE Agent No j. Brosfsa1 n l.
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
~ THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC CoMPANlS MAUI
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NETWORK AND HA'RE' CALLING
TIE sp,uid the Continent wilt sal
"0'I 81 LGUREST SATURDAY March
PERBiRB SATURDAY. April
VILE DR PAEl> Suraogt 49,; -: % SATURDAY Apal 10
TO BREST OK HAYRl-Flrst Cabin 40 second Caba GA
TO PARIS Urcluiirg railway ucsti-Si@ sni s7a
ms, asqp,,rs not carry sssrogs pissagyra. 49, ,,
from tie Continent OF Europe
80 bs Iuaa
%a1 sss sps GRO NACkBSzE AGENT Broadway
DUGER's AMERICAN LINE TO EUROPE.
Ii FOR BREMEN AND srBrIIN. VIA bVRE
lie 1''''-' ocs1S 'Qlir'fey. csgt 4. G. Jose,.
Rates Of Tags- CABIN. $J5 % CABIN, SGli Stee"ge' go
s'T9 To- he followed by the steamship RISING STAR, Capt
Fol- hfs'' OF p''''Sf 'p'' ErGER BROS 1903 Pt'rl,,
CTEAM TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL and
> Observation-Disclosures ANCHOR LINE ,..,,,,
'0T' ' s@ sr &c. SoT6 Rgcr 81 L ooe aoo
tIS0PA'''.''' M Mach p
CAMBRii,........ March 70 CoLIMBiA April
AM RyRRl SATURDAY THEREAfIBM
Cabins TO LIVERPOOL GLASGOW o. DERRY %" aud -"
Serlgs GLASGOW Liverpool Derry go Io'erHed's ga
Passengers add from Hamburg la'e ROTTERDAM Antwerp
11 b, az , ,y.. o' p ,' suy bank in Great Ireland
Fr fler Information apply S,eme foot Of Deyst or a"
tie Company Oaee No bowling SoFSoy BROTHERS.
TlUE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
( Steamship MAIN Capt K. v. otereudorp 49, - ,
.,,,ng the Unite. states Mail will sail from the BeAel lsi oo' o.
'l''N HO'O on SATURDAY. February %.
BREMEN. VIA sourHMgros
TAXING PASSENGERS 70
LONDON HAyRF SOUTHAMPTON aal BREMEN at the no"i's
taIrs. payable In gold:
fsst cabin. - to..
Third ~,
FROM Breneu.. Nv '"-
10 n, allowed by the steamship UNION o sou Iuns and V los
power Can't y Dteyer, SA1JRDAl Match@ =. .,,--.
For r or passage apply 10 oELhI'ho ,o NO 90 p'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28
THE MARKETS.


ICaseiuuy reported for THE TRfBCSEt
SATURDAY. Feb rs 1870
tutoS-Te demand has less scte; holders
w l. heavy and unsettled further decline
r.cs $50 bales ~ last eveuug). Of which ltJ taken
export $50 Tor consumption, - Tor speculation, aud ~ transit
~ urler sales last evening o bales April Zlc; 81 NAV,
.ts Asy. 2c; 100 june PIE; 100 June 25C TODAY 800
Y,t 2te, April 2.lc; no MAY l2c 800 May, 1ic: 80
Ma june. 2sc 800 Juuc So june 22sc; leo july
H l iH. -scs . DectuJeT iuc all on basis Of Low MaHug
a. f bales June 2ic average MdIms We Qloe nOmuay fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28

tpIFl lst DOH Tor all kinds lui holders a.e ffrsT 81
F.oUE AND MEAL-O Flour market has been solve the local
e. s i 1 S , p eu Inter MIs A,' S
s . r.cgi ,apg Al Fi Ground Srrug Wheat B4s have sod
60, s asSaos. i5ty are 1lPeP1 With oai baie1s Sos
l.y s hf'..s have 3o1 s freely az, Lave ass.nsa 10
cd I"lIW, on arrival ana Win r, HoatTA'e arrivals
81 god W. dud Of Western brands have reduced
s,las,l ben rapid Foar extremely scarce ,sd prices
o Nc spl Agpete have soy less freely 3ll La'e aeta
s e an olsry brands better rai Ground Extras
s.sse, 2i. ~ "ei AZ, - o' " o. ~ ~. T 80 S,
see' Is 1T toe 0S sr,df o. N'.9 hti,A - SO 80 Tor
50 tts IS ISl ~ ior az Siirrrg T,trsss : %
40 Love .Ai-s - az, 100 Sro8 ~, 5 + r - Fr Tr,1s
T. Wa. rs s,s az ard T .5 io g5e wheat
20 f ~ t iur Fal! dos - L - fl iot 81 Lo' Fta
Sge 81 tl- % igr do Double aud - goa ~ | ~ o. iTPe
Ola o. 3, Fancy F.y Southern Flour
7stt hn Shipping hNttas 81. VEL az i l5ss al. s'1eea .Is
al V-l- F{5 so ioT isri, do. - srg-6 - fsr Ia,
ite ioa s i4c a.-.l4 good qua ..s SUPP aa. s-.ss ~
is, :. - 'oar4 50 fof Js,s.; > faadys.ne Iocs.
~ STATE aal - ia - rsrs.. J-,.. E.s Zeal u.
eve ON alo i'-si VIZ VI . . , Eli E SS II 20,
t3g hf,T, 81 IaSl 81 ....,.,. ,,.,...,..-,.s ,r
past wees, owns 60 i1e s'e... a'. a.iT.'r "a,
fI.t 5 ole-. prizes 90 .- ,. lare ben quite
5.is',a- " .Tf'@' .'e ''a , ' ' , 90, ill.,. 10
>u1s! ava Ne 's,d.r '-... "' ".'-, Las, Les uesl 20
.-Iaod it Hiits al t'-.s .' ..- - .- .s.tg sllit.
To-Day Wlr" p cue. ... M "a. .,'lsle
cr-y Joe u..1l ati 'LL. ' Oh ''' ' N > ''' lIi'J ana
$50 @ t.a .. i.e e'.g,r sv' '.,t '.- ' ,o'. ,tiaJ
Efs ~ ..rl w.
sgrug ,8 Tor Nc. Nnaal-. t .ra t'. ~l ~ % fr
-srTH. state - f'0 ~ 30
IA Nt.te BaI.l lf tUAb
troroWrd a Barley 10 st..t SOB UHIed demand;
sales stale al Short
easier; J0u tg-b ONO atalti Stlte
sia4 Lots All JrseT sl So.iITu a11 Cor. trner
iai active; -s bush 90 .0''c ~ Damp eu lnsouui
western aoh. 'a-! ito" a. VI 'I0
I-t . ...sc. q, s,,..-- 49,,
nav c9.i1oes ltp VIZ .. '''- ~ ID w. III. .. ~
81 % i5 hsto SIa" 4-e- d. wa - " 'i L0s anu
-. 49,, e. ,..,sr 81,
iii''i' - IL. 10y.
'-e' ~, - d.. Good Il
lNls ''-''-e' Li--i w" A''-'i WV ~
49, .-....-----,.- -. a.. -. L.
Nol4a Nci--i itI 'ia-t -oi.-
resEi s'ir- 'o .Las new crop Nl"a ~
bds heN foo bo al o' sl ~ u4S V1 Ou'4 81 " '' %
1no sc !' VII,
OILS 11e fis1 Os ate qs, az ~ su I'D ,t
NFeun There mas beeA int ueue.l oi i -'
uafhtt continues lfn az S@oc H ( al" sN W. -
'iFe snd pnces aye AoNi1s- A-'e VA u Jun CIV P '
e-auss9 A.. ~ ,.i- %, a., 80, ...l v b,3 ro,.
raw ioiO-Nof e Det-I'Ie "a
Sct demand Tor Foih pnpeptY iV we '.1e -
lg' NE aeii'sa sgsu aDetu II- ns, $780,, ~. ;d a,
rtel s@i-' W 'eoue'A! no 49,, ba'f -, ~ -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28
Smus,mtnis.


WALLACK".
" Proprietor aud hsniger........hr LESTER "AbLAo~
Doors Open att, - 81 O'Clock
THIS EVENING
WIN be presented Dion Boncesps and H. ByreRs Drama sT
OF LOST AT SEA,
=. Produced. aner carefnl preparation, with
ne- seeney H. ishesood. g. Bvsns Hga Ard Asssus
New Muse 1hOs Bsts
eT appointment ysmes ilmonJ
heN MECHANICAL meets nf H. DhL@
The Cast As follows;
nalcr Ioram Nj J. w Naltck
MI kaSlus Frankns confidential olsrk.......Nr C. FISHER
Jess0p QnacA Doctor J. H. rtodisrt
ohJy, an bffsud boy Mss Enc bernsn
Lord Alfred COetrook OF the MI ONen Msfl0ss
h ffahAnn hf hies
lMtis' " heHsbo
hehAF M0ney.aker w. J. " leossN
M j.
ufeehs yHigsey
Dnrssn
DR. Thorpe. Bowen
Bankers Clerks, Cashiers Policemen. Firemen. Telegraph
Boys. Ladies' Children. Messengers, Sc
kheV Madeline HsHhqnes
iiA John Se'os
j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ETfunyk kfArEEVG


Losnos Psb 2COsos opened yedly Al @i iot sll
for United Staies FyeInruy bonds. 1862 Oh
S DID, s93 1907 6S3 Territories 81 EHe Railway shares u
IyEKPOOL Feb Ile Cotton market opened
dy 600 bses The stock or
stB speculation YESTERDAY 600 bales Tie sales Of the week
lave been bales u which 500 taken for sBd
20 Speculation Tie sioeE port estimated 81 900 bales Of which
y American The receipts Of tue setk have been 5000
It 20 Of which from the United States.
L0sDoH fs Dr1rpeuse opened yesterday morning 800 a
cvt Isiou Gull
LosDos Pei l6-ll mU13 States Twenty bonds opened
tm 81 - Jog ite Issue o. 1865 and 8 for t issue Of 1851
FAhn req Ao-Ibe Bourse closed arm. Rentes 7jL 55c.
81 95t 09jI "''
LIVERPOOL fsh B-li opened quiet but unchanged
ibs saIts % we Gay are estimated II 1000 bales
bANAE, feb z5--Cotton closed quiet
Li'sbOoL REQ ko.-Whest,6 ceutal for Red Winter
LDspoN Fsh All H-Iurpegtne. 5J3aJ6 per Luseed
ass hes'J 81 ~ i per sub Refined Petroleum. 9Ul9l IeI ga
Iva Lrseed OIL dull 80 - -
ASfNEKp Feb B.-PeirOleun closed fat and unchanged
LosDOs Feb 10 DlOnsos gli ff money and nc
Gust American secures-B0Bds 6 s as s9I 67 8sJ Ten.
Si Bns RsEAy Hi Il0s Ce1trsl Railway hi Atlantic
90 ofsti Western, Isl.
,,.rooL feb z63 m-Cntton--The market closed the @
~ 9ocl~lous: hddIng UpiaBd MAJ Mding Orleans III 10
60 ss ,es Of The dag foot Up 0O0 bales uaoSg for spec
i 'su tip0r Wheat 40 ior No Red Western Cheese 7J.
'NAO's' req D-S p m.-Isllos, aga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28
EIGHT PER CENT. GOLD
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
or THE ISSUE or
SG,50G,000,
-r-ffp

ST. JOSEPH AND pESvER CITY RAILROAD CoMPAET
d,romaaons roo ,rd st0 coupon rsei with Interest
PEI per payable 18th February and
Cold free Of United States Newiok Europe The bouts
have th.y yen payable heN-lok Gold Trustees.
Fsers Loa al Company Nesiork Tie Nlh
al miles
ho-i lei. aud This
Inc connecting Joseph Fort Keasey will snI
ron Calbrn',
The COMPANY have Capital stock 10, 100000
Aud a OF Land from CouCres, uf Goa 900
the lowest estimate at............... i,O0OO00
Ff,t Aogage I,SOOCD0
o' o'JDvoou
the Undersigned Also pamphlets and Information
secured ord yielding large
icsah s.ug safe p1l lucrative Investments
W. F. CONVERSE 4 Co, Commercial AGENTS
No 81 Pnsst, Esu-YoIk.
TANNER 4 Co, Fiscal Agents,
No ~ WsUst, Eer.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28
professional Clothes.

MI AZ 1;alde 70 Hsah3d edition just issnea
~ tWIS (6 psge.l The authors success
W sry Diseases Debility Diseases Of The Blood sse oaIas
oS sG vesr Sufficient guaraaee OF TIE tehs ss1
:, Inc sors Ills description VI all diseases OF 'ee Aoa W. DC %
,s certain aud efeeiaa Bent Hne sea- Va pAA ea''>'
3 pS AL D.ni, AdGTo-s De- LBNiS, Besea a. ~ L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28

RCE-Tre Moderate and about former rates clrIeHt
email saI.s % Carolina N6O1c
SUGAES-s have 9th moderate demand and With the
irrau consequent upon tb le "a GOLD Trustworthy quotations
srs sans I'D ft though fr good Refining prob
enough: sales ~ LHis a. Toe M Cuba AMI lc for Porto
Jokes HaEaua 10. awe EetGcd tu al lj4 d
a. Hands
SEDs-Grass Seeds continue doll at ~ 0la for Clover aud 50
= Iatby. Rough Flax Seed H sels ~ JJQ - g.. Cal
Iasesd s ssishe al 81 g. gold
WHISKY is era hut Stet, 5o lO3i6t 81 M 81 Oi
LrrLaLI 4 =
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-26
A Tough Goose Story.

There once lived in Que of our Northern
towns, not many miles from Conway, New
Hampshire, an eccentric individual by the
name of Fogg, whose fame as a story teller
was known for many miles around. Here
/ is one:
My house was situated in q glen, some
six miles distant from the stage road. Be
tween Conway and whore lived was pond
six miles in circumference 1t so happen
ed one time early in the spring that had
been out late, and in coming home I dis
covered a flock of geese Us they were just
alightiDg in the pond. Rising early the next
morning, built my fire in the REPLACE, and
taking down the shooting iron started for
the pond to try my luck. Arriving on the
shore found to my sorrow that they were
out Of gun shot, and to fire at that distance
would be sheer folly. While | stood con-
templating what to do, fox came down to
the waters edge and stood snuiling the air
My first thought was 10 shoot him, but on
reflection | concluded TO see what he would
do. The fox in the meantime entered the
water and was swimming for the geese, which
were huddled together about half mile
from the shore After swimming within
a lew JaEuS Oh lheu, no SN4tCuly ulSap-
pearcd, and in few moments q goose was
drown under water, then Reynard returned
on his homcward passage and landed his
burden on the shore; Their returning again,
brought another, until finally he got the
whole flock aud when he brought the last
one, / shot him, When / came TO pick
up the geese found that had Fifty good
nice ones, which l luggcd home, togcth-
cr with the fox and my gun The old
woman had not got breakfast quite ready
then
but, Mr. Fogg, the fox to capture the
geese, had to swim half mile for each
goose; consequently the fox swan fifty
miles, and as the geese averaged six pounds
apiece, making the sum Of three hundred
pounds, to say nothing Of the fox and gun
the thing was impossible
Impossible or not, every word Of it is
truth exclaimed the old man, 'and can
prove it by more than a dozen Of my neigh
bors, TO each Of whom ! sold feathers enough
to 6l a bed "
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-26
A Scene at the Depot.

Some time since William McJeton lived
IN Baltimore with his family. There also
dwelt there Mrs. Heimberger alias Mol
lie Mosby alias Lington alias Sington, who
report says, was not dragon OF virtue.
The two became acquainted, and McJeltor
became infatuated with her. lie neglected
and abused his wife because her love led
her to demonstrate with him, and size tried
every means In her power to win him from
the women and loosen the hold she had got
over him. To save her husband she got
him some four or Eve weeks since to come
on visit to his brother, who lives near
Benwood, and thought she was secure at
last from the woman she feared But she
was mistaken. The two were all the time
in correspondence, aud on Tuesday last the
wife intercepted Geographic dispatch from
the baltimore woman, addressed to her
husband, stating that she would meet him
In Wheeling on Saturday. McJeltou imme-
dlately wrote to his paramour, telling her
that the dispatch had becu captured, that
he had taken rooms at the Stamm House for
her and telling her that he would meet her
at the depot, but that if he failed to do so
she was to go to the Stamm House and reg
lister her name as Mrs. Wilson.
On Saturday morning he came up to
Wheeling, saying he had some business to
transact here, but his actions were 50 unusual
that the wife's suspicious were aroused and
she determined to watch the trains AS the
train from Baltimore on Saturday morn
ing reached Benwood, Mrs. McJelton
boarded the cars. In passing through she
saw the woman who had stolen her hus-
bands love, and calling to her brother in-law
! took seat and came up with her to Wheel
ing, first telcgraphing to Sergeant Conant
to be at the depot At the depot in this
city her worst fears were confirmed, for
tho first person she set eyes on was her
faithless husband, awaiting the coming of
the woman from Baltimore.
Hardly waiting for the train to stop, tho
wife jumped of, went to her husband, beg,
gcd of him not to desert her-to have moth
ing to do with this strange woman. An
gered only by her entreatics and at the
failure of his plans, he caught her by the
throat and rudcly pushed her back swearing
that he would have 'her hearts blood for
this The officer telegraphed for was pre-
sent, and at once arrested him for the as
sault and battery. He was taken before
Squire Johnston, and in default of giving
bail in the sum of 5000 was committed to
Jail. Mrs. Heimberger, &c. was notified to
leave the city before dark, or she might
end herself in trouble Whccyiag Reg
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-26

VSIE WILL PAY AGENTS a salary 81 $50
w per week or allow large commiasicl 81
sell our now Inventions. Address }. ". FbINK
h co, Marshall, Mich.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-26
II a r H n II s .

Inventors who wish to take out Letters Patent
are advised TO counsel with MUM & Co. cli-
tors OF the Scientific american, who have prose-
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Twenty years. Their American and Europa.l
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-26
The Old Story.


The following are the words of the mos
popular religious ballad of the day, as sung
by Prof. Fisher, at the National Camp
Meeting. The music,it is said is as charm
ing as are the words:
l love to tell the Story
OF unseen things above;
OF Jesus in His glory,
OF Jesus in His love :
| love to tell the story
Because I know it's true
/ satisfies my longings,
As nothing else can do.
Cho,Us
L love to tell the story,
Twill be my Theme in glory,
To tell the old, old story,
Of Jesus and his love.
| love to tell the story,
More wonderful it seems
Then all the golden fancies-
Ofall our golden dreams:
l love to tell the story,
1t did so much for me
And that is just the reason,
| tell 1t now to thee.
Chorus.
| love to tell the story
IT'S pleasant to repeat
What seems each time | tell it,
More wonderfully sweet:
l love to tell the story
For some have never heard
The message of salvation
From Gods own holy word
Chorus.
| love to tell the story
For those who know it best,
Seem hungering and thirsting
To hear it ike the rest,
Aud when in scenes of glory
| sing the NEW, NEW SONG,
Twill be the OLD, OLD STORY
That have loved so long.
ChOrUS.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-26
Henry's Constitution Renovator

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EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS.
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-26
Commission to Agents

For an oroler $3.50 from a club ~ hir-
u, zee 'ciH poy the agent, az commj,sion
33 yards Gieached or Lrorn hcetjng, goo3
drcss pattern, all 'oooI pants pattcrn, or
50. 30 an cash.
For a" order 1880, tram clob ofa.r-
", zee 'cW pay he agent G5 yards Jro,cn
or blcachcd sheetiag, hunting casc uatch,
all ,eooi Shd,rl, or 81 IN cash.
FIR an or,ier If 500, Jrom1 c1ub NJ
one hu"lrcd, IRE ,eW yoy the cgelt 40
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