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New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
pIScENE ERS dRRIVED.

PROM LIvEkpOOL-In Steamship Colorado No, asTMI Biten
n and nj, Mn. servant W. b. hstbone j. Fos Leon
Lardajs l. Lapdsis, Ut. Sweeney all, O.. NJ, OF n
FE0n AHPIEWALI-In steamship Ri'nx Stsr NOV y.
nton z r sbeon M j. q. Cunningham ana nusrn'
W. smith Var ii01c ..,, n, na m H. s.p.n Lambert
VIM .b n Bssoe IN! Ml.' .,a n .ifs g Dad.s
Mr. L. b. jsfe D. Ha..si M::. ss,,.s uss 70 Rsn.s
~ , ~. asmueb j. Jumea Gibson ,nd y In the HesrsXxs
FROM HAMBURG-In steamship wesps:r. NOV i,Ss, nonap
y B:ndrs and wife william pelnger Feda se'9ar aSn % no
henh.yrr Anna Rsnpemans Menng and w'e "es '" ''A ~
Mo.sr Ei,s Foehr Will Hahn, Consul Sprsgue.
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Pa...ns,r s.d'a in NsYots. Of T.es.'a,A'. .LI
TRAINS LEAVE x1:w. YORK
For .'v.IIsven sa r. grp"t StEI) lE@ iI3 tEnl,
of FL ac is s,.,.e m ' f.,ss ;a Southport and w-.po n
ioi sc1h Norsalt l. alg :oo nj 1918 r ,Rr, as'.
~ g. H,l H., y, 81 , 81. M a. :. T. 80 $50 .,c:s, ~
~ stamford. rj ll:D l.:l3 tk4 a:,s, tEI), ao.
'iita z! ss -. 20 s ella sas ss.da' A a a.
- ssaa,, & Nal al ru n ts1e. S.~Yos.
S0''" Vi. both sf"'Sstos. SossEcrs !ss II! s;?i TnsIys
fSI fSI ssss ss's. y: ssssfs ist s ..l
For coussetea. Ri Railroad. rl'p H. to H"rh.nr's'
rs,s..: I'D A'a s:;:s 81 P,v,,ss: ,.
. : s:"issass ::s SsIS.s. .P =: %s:,,.,.,.~,x.., -
Pr H.vso aiidssevn .ad wulnnae Railroad ~r L'.'
s:;,,s:s s;,ss " q, I md a.. +. Waterbury,
S:sbsy S:::; s.s.a :; =. I'm ID g"
s.t c'S1; ss:s o. .s Lin: T.-as.a attached .s
AZ. s:. 4. point i:.'s ;: % ':s
Il. ' I + s @ o ., 4 so I .. Ss
..o ,ss ,A AVE tier S's s. : Is o; S ;1S sIS
NEW;Y0RKs. &C CENTRA. AND HUDSON
Through rrn' viii leave from Ne" Depot reanl,e and Ferry
cs..ss cd Me.',': E1r,s With p".''s roo. '.'
1 s; s:S'' :ss :si D..,ss'.o- to ,.'.
and Sassn F.n:
5 sSs:' Gi;! :;, s..:. ID II % .. x.-r. .
E.prt. With s'..psse.r for w..n0~a o.rrso ..A
s1s% y =. s. 70. c;s !: e; s.
ssilrss1: .aa ,"r 81 Lsss N Eeao i..'c o. s.aa. u
iine n.y. Fipr... Mt. s..e:.es:. =. Ir.y ..A Albany
r'''" s'' '. 'i T HssSsisk "a s:::: e.: = r:::: :
NEW:yERsEY YRAlLROAD--FROMF FOOT Of
WssF faitIGEIPSii, .. : 80 so =. ns l:SSsS S%
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DECISIONS--NOv. %.

Supreme Comt-thdmbrs-By Judge Braiy.-Ean
Van EenRepor Of Referee onhr"o and Judgment Of d.
granted
Common Ptas-Specidl Term BY Judge LOew.-
Manhattan Savogs Bank TnbcMoton denied with leave
upon additions Loek LOOmMouon for the
discovery pspe cend PoLvt ACT Godedroy ct
aL--tsse settled. -
H. udS renore OgdenJutgmeDs for psiD,d for
e. ,0<3 So per cent ALLOW wsnce.
BY Judge r. Dsy-sanders sg. Crox.-New trial granted.
SUPERIOR COurt-Special 7cr1n-By Judge Novel;
gt sLMStion for ro~eteuept Of drpod
Judge Spenoertorus CornsIAIcd by Court 138 IS
agped) De Go,r PagcOrsr shafer al
s BlskeOder dou, motion at Grsac-Oder VI
reternce granted.
NOTICE.
Supreme C0urt-C -Ch0mbers.-All notes of issue for
the fra pcs@b-r noo calendar filed Friday bee
lNJpm.
Court of Appeals-Ddy ('alendar.-ALBANY, Nov.
~ The con has s"u.sd gu 1sa1sy Ths following 10 the easS
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FOCAL MISCELLANY.
1,u,, sTS,tNnED RANKS.

TNT StSt iNIi-D hNN"''
u,,xc-GEtVT WILL PAY NlNEh'iNE
Tih D lq>r', uN THE NolIAR.
:, -, !, krarp. Receiver ot N" hoWi-
= 'V"' - T ,,L ,rc.cr' .,; tlu ful,cAiuc r";"rt
"a the committee of dcpcsi'"rs, Jn'gc "'''o
! 49,.
r.sas I, ivcd iIGm Tic hooks "n" 'SI'is !" nay ~
saeson: ,. i,,,r1
Lars 'i i . i - sl.-e:a q;
M.nan,,f,,,.s ,,.s.................... 7.t'1 ~ 80, r.
,.-- - ''''
Loans on l'' '''" ''' - - ''''''' ~ A., a
~ hd"Ne' W. "''''' ''.'''' -
t,.,.SJ -
-. -. -. ~.
And NJ a'v!.' ~. ~ "i" ~ ~ ~ nyI ~ ,t
gar e. :'''' h'fe' ~ '"""'' ~ snwnnn
htcrai ...''''.''..'''' '''''''-'''' - l757s0 &c
., ., u !, .,, ,,s ou Val ou-
Dee" :" 'I.Hl u"'' . ~. - -, :, lorn i~la3d,
,,,r AID ano>, Inci...i:.~' S...''..- l?2W W
x.,s "a. a
v,o,d ,o,,c o., Icos, safes ard furniture. 5000 90
A., -, "a
T"ta! asstt' - i;;i s:?tono 90
iAan','1" /" u, v,rl 4rr believed To be good
,o,i ~ rrtm' j." Nlc', Gy a:c SVEN tac Hcl Isl
Tors Viii r,,e!Nr " Per cen, O." '' U",, u, s , @ ~ nc
cary cAlc:>'s. l''t a. ". : ~. 70 a,,,. r.
into ,ash NiiL"I, =" ' aHa as 80 =. 'iro as ~ ,nJ
ttc, ana .t.''' l"''' i''''' - y w ,rp pocciXtr
lclorC t.iiS,il"s. . l. N'"ii' A'>NNi''''
rp. u. iv,r ~ rc,l\ TO Judge Hosau said tie could
i"' ;" ,.,,s -, r-..,t ,f t,o.c 70 whom the sl+S-
"t c'c ''e "' " f " - 49,, ~ -, ,,, .. 49,.
ea o. Wa loaned Ii' 'hoi~Ht Hc "odu 10 "'i0 W ~
.o,er ,he most of II nv iudjcious management.
n ~ 49,. ,,,s.i,, I,d,o Hogan and Mfr rbs,;irs
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CRIMINAL COT NTS.

Henry Krone, chargcd with receiving smuggled
rqn" si car' "s, lVAOra Yesterday b '"~ni'.'oar
At the jefferson Market Police Court, Henry
peoia ~. con,'. M fo rrs;9s Lsrs:d H.
h az poy uulgs rotbD. III McL4Igh- Of 40.
~! We: A. eII. -a.A:A =.
i scph S,niih. CHARGED With having in his posses
barrels Of ~bky. .rrved ,e,ierdy by
DC .n,talc" o iccttNe !Aa VIA Asi.a, Ass"s
of id tht WHISKY frori
the foutd that +" had authority sei" H when tie police.
NJ X, 4.
sn, released ad smith held in SlO taI by Coinoner
Sheds
At the Tombs Police Conrt, Alderman Conan
JOIN JoLustn of No.
John SEA of 81 BIters, Daniel Shea Of No. IL Yanewasr.
Daniel BHrrtt o. No 10 Bayais for breaking the prem.
Of Jane, Artur Ia M q No e. Prst and stealing tool.
woth Nelson of No. 1876 Dsnce,
f spa us " CI, Chss Newbsrt Of No PIT East
a ILompson and JosePh johnson colorsd boys
steaipg olotlIs wot from Clara snAth VI No.
"a robbl-st
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9teamboais ano Railroads.

49, 70 -+ 10000
TOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING.
PIELp AND THE HORTA-sssnen lsays Peeh clip for New
Raven o3 SD II , \. esassetas ~isb the Raissda
EOR Bridgeport, and alr points on Housa-
/ toae asd aAssspsrh RSsssia fs~ 81 hkss<F 'savss
Csthshse zip u ~ nscu. tensSaM eI.eptejl
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
HOkWICH LIMP.
P., Br>ts, Worcester ieLbus Jss-tss Lowell La~
cs.te t.i..r br.n'sesss sd .'''e
disv psista Ths ~ ssseA aesntn
CITY OF DOkTON.
CITY OF nEW.YoRK,
CITY OF LAWaEFCk. ~
CITY OF N8W.LoND0N
vl svs nsv.Ysrl daily (sssAsy srsrssd selseh hss
Piss - nsnA River, nj sf Canal ~ Nst6
P,s ssA NsveA tAs vt0 kpfsse kass
~ psss KsAsrs HsFvss ~ wsess
~, ~ Dsstsa. HaNisd, ed Bns Rslreals ..
NsHA Rissr. y eho4T, K, AfsSl
nv YssA o. ~ loM .
I 0W FARE TO ALBANY AND TROY
IL Regular ~ y daily ss. ttss ~ H. spssesAl
err vAIDRRBfLT sSd (OkNE(TNUT ~srlaS. ksVe ISsy
D =. ~ ADAAS u q
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muaisal 9netrnmcilts.

A STEINWAY and STECK GRAND Piano
"A TO REHTAbo oLer Organs. and Moison' 70 Rent
HORACE WATERS, 81 BrAi~ay
A LARGE STOCK OF PIANOS, best max, rs
n RENT SELL cheap, sio~c urh,.e Call at 81
n. MEEaELLS. No. Lnioa SPAR, H. Pouisrcj
~ T.. LlGHTE a. Co., sole successors OF
Lyhte BrGlny established gin w"uj tf'' rnounte
that they oinne sell their ceested PIANO rObfi' st tn o 81
for cash. and nssm"n s1 month"; ments tas ske
Hsr,rOons 4ll O,Ber 1T CTOslI, and Elm
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xIcIATilRE ALMANAC.

IMMATURE ALhANM:. la. 90,
Am nse, ..,. f04 Snp stu s'f S'o"" ' "
0" "'"''' u,sn THIS 49, ,.oo
.u, os% t;a,s Islsrd l6:9 Hell date Ferr' .1oo
osS" '''','' .,au vIryx THIS pAr-P r. a., tam.
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Gi:aa!ion5 Uante0--Femalss.

YUI NJ; French Lady wants SITVA-
in ,,aiic little family wib cll
L,n tr}etas Eush st To br ct NJ 3J% West
Iweriy.>. I-ntb-st Lirg iorfh story b'lL
(NOI ORED RELIEF ROOMS, G5 Bible House.
or eurance fIrise te co1i SeraDt directly Ic
iip South.
ItOOD German Female Servants AT Mrs. IIil,Ps
aE Nvipg StAtor sis
N'I.RSE.-A!rs ROBINSON, Ladies' Nurse, has
~ REMOVED rcrSI.ss r"ollyu. Can accei engage
,rtrt imrirt.aIay. Has 6rst slass references
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wrp Goods.

RARGAlNs-I9 B.seipe: BaslaP:, j B9lankst:: J,
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NEW-YORK AND NEW-HiTEN RAIL.
/ ROD.
MINER ARRANGEMENT.
COM.lESClNG MAY -, lo.

in N,.York Of T. aths. sEl
lOuttave. Entr.nc. o Twenty seyent..,.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30

NATIONAL. Ll IA L, IL! I.INE; w.,
Pier No. q, North River.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL:
SPAIN Grace .sATUkDAY. Dec 1880
DENMARK, tamasr. ......kATCRDAi Dee 8. N3p L.
POR LONDON DIRECT
HELvETlA 0igp. ......... SATURDAY, Dee. g. At 3na
Yssase Liverpool Queenstown cabin &s and fts sHess,
en- eursspey rspsh Sssnse Liverpool osessstewr.
LoeossherYv Glasgov. Lesdon. ~
"a, " r. :. HURST Manager.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30

WHITE STAR LINE.
w NEW.YORK. CORK. AND LIVERPOOL
NEW AND PtLI~P0wBRkD 6rEAANhlPA
TIE SIX LARGBeT IN THE WORLD
OCEANIC ANTARCTIC, REPCBIN.
ATLANTIC BALTIC A1RlArTC
6pn tupsh hurden-30O h. p each -
Eailng from SATURDAYS frSn LSepoe on IhC rs
DAYS, aud (orh lisrbor the dsy following
OCEANIC. sATCRDAi. Dee. g. hSAR-
ATLANTIC, SATURDAY. Dee ID, st loan
From hs White star Doci Psvotia Frny Jerey CITY
Pssepger accommodations o all essf unryaled combining
SAFETY RPEED. AND COMFORT
e.loea smckiue dshp
felt Surgeons Aad ns"dssses accompany
these steanen
EATEe-Ssoou 90, eoh 80 Thess wish.
ine 70 sen for the Old Country obtain stserse
PPsssnr.rs hooi to or m eli pars Asenea Hsmbug
Norway SWEDEN luds Australia China kc
HIcursop tickets granted 81 lowest ratsa
pans from 81 spwaN.
Far ipspsn Of pass and ether sonaon apply the Compsny
o@ces No Broadway, New York. J. II. SPARKS Agent
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-19
FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Money Market.
New YORK, October Is, 6 P. NJ

NEW YORK, October is, b I. NJ.
MONEY-The market was stringent
throughout the day at I per cent cur.
rency 10 gold interest for call loans, and
from l-32 to ! for turning stocks. At
the close the feeling was rather easier,
with the latest business at I per cent
gold interest on call, and l-32 for turn
ing stocks.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-The mar
ket was very weak this afternoon, and
at the close sales were made at los to
lOSE tor prime bankers sixty days
sterling. The decline resulted from a
renewed pressure Of borrowed bills on
the market.
GOLD-The market was heavy and
lower this afternoon, and the closing
quotations were III: to ll3.
GOVERNMENT BONDS - The
market was lower this afternoon, not
wilhstanding the extra purchases made
hv the Government. The supply OF
bonds in Wall street has been increased
of late by the liberal sales Of financial
institutions and private investors. U.
S. currency skies at llO3 to Ill.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-19
New York Cattle Market.

New YORK, October l6.
BEEEES.--Total 5000, OF which
1900 were on sale to-day. $50 cars at
One Hundredth street, III at Commun-
ipaw and 50 at Weehawken; quality
improved and market advanced &c, in
some cases nearly lc; prime selections
went at l2@l2!c; good cattle lie, com
mon to fair S@9!c; some 81 cwt Tex
ans &c per ID, live weight; , cars : cwt
Ohio lOf6llc; 6 cars Indiana Ct cwt
94@llic; S cars Kentucky > cwt loo
l2c; 8 cars prime Il cwt Ohio at l0!G,
l21c; market averaged l0}c.
SHEEP.-Receipts 21,200 for the
week, and II 900 to-day market strong
and active at quite an advance on Sat,
urdav, but closed weaker, stock not all
selling; prices 42@6!c for sheep, and
CAL for lambs; e cars Cauadas, % TBS
selling at 73c; a car. Goth, Pennsyl
vania, &c: 3 cars Ohio sheep, - lbs, SIC
a car, 81 TBS, Kentucky, etc, a car lis
lbs, Canada, 6!c.
HOGS.-Receipts $500 FOR the
week, and 500 today. Market firm
and active at 6l@7!c for dressed, and
5!651c for live; / car Ohio choice
2U0tbs, S. SO.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-19
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, October

CINCINNATI, October II.
COTTON-Weaker; middlngs al
l9!c.
COAL-At 24@2So.
CGFFEE-Very strong and al.
vancing; fair at 2l@2l!c; choice at "A
Optic.
CHEESE-At l3@I4!c.
EGGS-At 24@25c.
FLOUR-UnchaLged in every par
ticular.
GRAIN-Qnie,; red winter at 81 4
al AZ; hill at 81 4S9l 80; white a
81 54Gyl 60. Corn dull at 53@54c fol
mixed. Oats in good demand, but dull
at 70GS5c.
HAY-Firm; No. timothy at $50 OK
AL 90; lower grades at $40 OO@l9 90
OILS-Linseed at sc.
PROVISlONS-Quiet and little
doing mess pork dull at Sl2 - for city
and sl2 80 for country Bulk meat:
quiet shoulders at Gle, clear rib at &c
clear sides at &c. Bacon quiet
shoulders at tic; clear rib at &c
Sugar cured hams at l5i@l6c.
SUGAR-A little dull but prices
maintained; hards at l3s@l4c; yellow
at l2@l2!c
TALLOW-Steady at Sic.
TOBACCO-In good demand, blu
receipts light.
WHISKY-Firm at Gle.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-19
Bismarck and the Bank OF England.

1t is represented that the daring
Prussian Minister holds at present the
mercantile existence Of England in his
hands, the result of having humb!ed
France in the dust. No less sum
than twenty-five millions sterling is
now in his possession in the shape Of
bills drawn by French on English cap.
itaIi,tS, and should he think Of present
ing them and converting them into gold,
al the specie in the Bank of England
would not suffice, as it possesses little
more than twenty-one millions in all.
The directors Of that institution have
endeavored TO avert crisis by raising
the rate OF discount to five per cent,
but this will not prevent the calamity
if he chooses to insist on payment OF
his bills. for they are bound to give gold
for their notes on presentation, and he
could thus render the establishment
bankrup, in a day, or reduce to SINH
lar condition all whose paper he holds.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-19
Young and Rising Generation

The Negative powers Of life are strong, but
in n few years how often the paid hue, the
lack -lustre eye and emaciated form, and the
impoSsibi!ity of application 10 mental eff
fort, show their baueful influence. II soon
becomes evident 10 the observer that some
depressing influence is checking the devel-
opment of the body. Consumption is talked
OF, and perhaps the youth is removed from
school and sent into the country. This Is
one of the worst movements. Removed
from ordinary diversions of the ever-chang-
ing scenes OF the city, the powers OF the
body. too much enfeebled 10 give zest 10
heaithful and rural exercise, thoughts are
turned inwardly upon themselves.
1.-THE patient be a female the approach OF
the menSeS is looked for with anxiety as
the first symptom in which nature Is TO
show her saving power in dirfusinS the
circulation and visiting the cheek with
the bloom of health. Alas! increase OF ap-
petite has grown by what IL fed on. The
energies Of the system are Frustrated, and
the whole economy is.deranged. The beau
tiful and wonderful period in which body
and mind undergo so fascinating change
from child 10 woman, is looked for in vain.
The parents heart bleeds In anxiety, and
fancieS the grave but waiting for It's victim.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-19
New York Market.
NEW YORK, October IS.

NEW ORk, OCtOUtE 10.
FLOUR-Dull and 5@l0c lower,
at So 3O66 80 for superfne State;
Sc S5G7 05 for extra State; s. 10
al % for choice do; Sc 30@6 90 for
superfine western; Sc S0@7 10 for com.
mon to good extra western; s. 2O@! 6O
for choice do; s. 60@7 50 for good to
choice white wheat extra do; 81 O0@
! % for common to good shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio; s. %
az GO for trade brands; = Esq
! 20 for common to fair extra St. Louis,
and s. 75G,9 p for good to choice do.
Southern flour heavy at s. 20@l 80 for
common to fair extra, and 81 S599 70
for good to choice do. Cornmeal quiet.
GRAIN-Wheat dull and lc lower,
at 81 50@1 81 for No. = spring; 81 %
al SO for winter red western; 81 62@
/ 65 for amber Michigan; 81 659l Y
for white western. Rye quiet and nom
inal. Barley dull and unchanged
Barley malt quiet. Corn is dull and a
shade lower at 75@75!c for western
mixed in store and afioat Oats are
dull and easier at 5l.c for western and
Ohio.
PROVISIONS-Pork shade firmer
at Sl3 75 for mess SO 25@lO 81 for
prime and Sll 25 for prime mess.
Beef quiet at 81 009ll % for plain
mess; Sll O0@l4 90 for extra do. Beef
hams dull at sic 00@24 90: Iierce
beef nominal at SO 00@lS % for
prime mess and Sl4 Oo@22 w for
India do. Cut meats steady at l0@i2c
for hams, and &c for shoulders mlddles
firm. Lard a shade 6rmer at 94(9 lVtc
for steam and l0tc for kettle rendered
BUTTER - Dull at lO92oc TOT
western, and 10000 for State.
CHEESE Dull at ll@l4c tor
common to prime.
COTTON-Opens dull and fully &c
lower with holders anxious to realize
at l9ic for low middlings and 1890 fo'
middling uplands:
PETROLEUM-Quiet and without
decided change al l45c for crude ane
| 24e for refined. ooo, 49,.
TALLOW-Quiet at 9@esc stea
ripe dull at 9}@l0ac-
WHISKY-Heavy at 'ss.
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.,u;s>iOner's Sale.

--J.rg ,,
.a.r1ei Coz
y-rAUECREE MADE AND
.,Dyr entitled cause, on
XIV. III. the undersigned
49,. q. yCp.lc auction, al the
... Ciu-t House OF OHIO
..r...g.t. IL j. o'clock, \. NJ,
N.,ru1-r li;A, Isl, the fol-
-..~. >.,ua,e IN said county,
~. ,l- ground OF the SAID
>r..h Of the northern
...ul9uy'- railroad, where
,..-!In'ugLh The farm Of the
a-onGrs. IN ONO county,
.p.aac.n,re ofthe National
f-.nn,U, east and west 10y
III David 1hornburg :
-.ra.- .-..t cash in hand. or
.. Ill. - lie purchaser may
.--t.t Of >lX and twelve
--- .lr. each Of the deferred
o.. 80 interest from the day
20. scared 10 the SallS'ac-
-r.-.-I. The title will be
..- purchase money Is fully
VI. d. y. DAVENPORT,
>rIIl Commissioner.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-19

TsR United States Commissioner al
Wilmington, \. c., has decided a case
under the civil rights bill, where col
ored men prosecuted saloon keeper
for refusing to sell liquor, the Commits
sioner saying that the complainant.
could not purchase without a contrac'
to that effect, and that it was impossi,
bic to compel any person to dispose o.
any property without his consent. a
net;tion 70 the President is circulating
asking the Commissioner removal
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-19
AClerieal warmins-Pap.

In many parts of Ireland warming
pan is called q "friar." Not many
years ago an unsophistieated girl took
service in the town of -. Poo,
thing she had never heard of a warm
iing,pan in her life though she regu
larly confessed to the friar.
1t so happened that on a cool and
drizz!y night priest took lodging at the
inn. He had travelled far, and, being
weary, retired at an early hour. Soon
aiterward, the landlady ordered the
girl to take the friar to room No. 6.
The poor girl, not dreaming that by the
word "friar" her mistress meant
the warming-pan, FASTENED to the
priest who was comfortably in his bed.
Up went Biddy to the priest: "Your
reverence must 60 into No. g."
How? why?" asked the priest,
alarmed at being disturbed.
Your reverence must 90 into No. G."
There was no help for it, and the
priest arose, donned dressing gown,
and went into No. 6.
In about fifteen minutes the mistress
called to Betty: "Put the friar into No.
4"
Betty said something about disturbing
his reverence which the mistress did
not understand. So she told the girl
in sharp voice to do as she was
directed and she would always do right
Up went Betty, and the unhappy
priest. despite his angry protestations.
was obliged to turn out of No. 6 and
90 into No. f. But . little time
elapsed ere the girl was told to put up
the friar into No. 8. The poor priest
thinking that every one was mad in
the house, and sturdily resolved to
quit it the next morning, crept into the
damp sheets OF No. s. But he was to
enjoy no peace there. Betty was
directed TO put the friar in No. 3, aud
with tears in her eyes she obeyed.
In about an hour the landlady con.
cluded to 60 to bed herself and the
friar was ordered into her room.
Wondering what it meant, Betty
reused up the priest, and told him that
he must go into No. II. The patient
monk then crossed himself, counted
his beads, and went into No. II. 1t go
happened that the husband OF the land
lady was troubled with the greene eyed
monster" Going to bed, therefore,
before his wife, his suspicious were
confirmed, 10y seeing between bis own
sheets man sound asleep.
To rouse the sleeper, and to kick him
into the street, was the work Of few
moments; nor was the mistake ex-
planned until the next day, when the
priest informed the inn-keeper what
outrages had been committed upon
him and he learned, to his astonish-
ment, that he had been serving the
whole night as warming-pan.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-19
HELMBOLD'S
BUCHU
For Weakness Arising from Excesse
or Early Discretion.

attended with the following symptoms: In
DISPOSITION 10 EXertion, Loss Of Power, Loss
of Memory. Difficulty OF Breathing, General
Weakness, Horror ofDSease, Weak Nerves.
Trembling. Dreadful Horror of Death, Night
SweatS, Cold Feet, WakefulneSs, DimuesS
OF Vision, LgnguOr, Universal LaSsiiude OF
OF the Muscular System, Often Enormous
Appetite with Dyspeptic symptoms, Hot
Hands. Flushing Of the Body, DsyneSs ui
the skin, Pdilid COuntenaTce and .Erup-
tions on the Face, Pain in the Back, Heavi-
ness ofthe Eyelids, Frequently Black spots
FLYING before the Eyes, with Temporary
Suffusiom and Loss Of Sight, Want Of At
tentiou, Great Mobility, Re,tlesSness, with
Horror OF Society. Nothing is more deSlr-
able 10 such patients than Solitude, ana
nothing they more dread, for fear OF them
selves: no repose OF manner, no earnest
ness. no speculation. but a hnrried transit
ton from one question TO another.
These Symptoms, if Allowed TO 60
on--Whch this Medicine Invariably
Remoyes--Soon Follow Loss Of Pow
er, Faulty and EpIeptic Fits, in one
Of which the Patient may Expire.
During the Superintendent of DR. Will
son at the BloOmlngdale Asylum, this sad
result occurred in two patients. Reason
had for time left them, and both died OF
epilepsy. They were of both sexes, and
about twenty years OF age.
Who can say that these excuses are not
frequently followed by those direiul dis
eases, Insanity and Consumption? The
records of the Insane Asylu rs, and the
melancholy deaths by Consumption, bear
ample witness TO the truth OF these asser.
lions. In Lunatic Asyluns the most mel
anchOly exhibition appears. The counte-
nance is actually sodden and quite desti-
tute; neither mirth nor grief ever visits IT,
Should a sound OF the voice occur II is rare
~ articulate.
with woful measures wan despair
Low sullen sounds their grief beguiled.
While we regret the existence OF the above
diseases and symptoms, we are prepared &c
offer an invaluable gift OF chemistry for the
remova! of the consequences.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-19
.,INDEOR TAXES

,.r;NED. SHERIFF OF
-. ono. will. on the first
..srlu Of the Circuit Court,
- C-nDt door of the Court
". -, 80, 10 sell all the lands
~ the non-payment of
- ~ and 1870, which
.r..r.>I AMI damages due
~ N! in a list thereof.
=, ..rrr Of the said Court
-, >pocia. attention Is
T.. =. BE Nv y,
sheriff.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-19
baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, October Is.
COTTON-Dull and weak; low mid
ding nominal at iS3@l9.
FLOUR-Quiet but firm stock is
scarce; western family at s. T5eS so.
GRAIN-Wheat dull; Pennsylvania
at 81 81; Ohio and Indiana at 81 %.
Corn firm; southern white prime at 50
@S2c; yellow at 77@Slc mixed west.
ern at 74c. Oats very dull at 4S950c.
PROVISIONS-Quiet and steady.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; western al
l0@22c.
WHlSKY-Nominal at 99c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-19
Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, October Is.
FLOUR-Dull.
GRAIN-Wheat dull; extra white
Michigan at 81 81; No. 2 amber Hi
nois at 81 A. Corn is dull and shade
lower high mixed at 5siG5s3c, Oats
dull, with no salss-