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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-03
ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUsEMENrs.
TTNIoN souARg rlihArRE,
~ corner of Broadway and Fourteenth street
assSlIiiNf sUi6diss DiiaaiED xu ri "IEsH
THE LA hs;fsT S Cow Az, IN ~, nxisTENcE
THE GREAT MATTHEW rrE VIA FAMILY MLrA'
ne TIE Ssfsi IovEks sni Sa ssift sa'd
riI fs b sslssa' IL fI TnE SSoobs.
BuRLEsQUE COMPANY.
BALLET WITH ME- MARIA BoNFANTI.
HUouEy o. i SsrY ts %scKosr AND MOTION
Sec snsl bills Doors open g ~. cura,n rises Al IA
nAryrs 'ssfsS II sS' AND
=, Mr. ". L.,rfISdwELL.
wiil appear on Thursday, oetobers.
1919 GLOBE THEATRE.
fiRsT WEEK OF three conicai RAyNo RsBRoTHERs.
m % scrs w hs 6 M
9Ssh HAa4 q X. HSS w% .a
change A IN s'ss ' F. wn"'' the
80 GLOBE GLOBE
BALLET BALLrT.
All The old fayories retained and appear in entirely
1e evenings ss1P cSt XII s sSnsnse Wit" the
JUDGE MAHlsHG WEDNESDAY AND ho sS1 Ts no"A
E-GRAND OPERA HousE.-EILGEN oGE. E
EILEEN oGE. 1
l. HtT-A fALPABLE HIT. l.
CHEER uFoN ohEfR and sHouTs 81 Or La LAUGHTER Z
meet those popular tsser.ss Mr. and Mrs. w.
each evening In Edmnn Faiconers truly excellent o
u Irish drama, u
EILEEN OGE; Il
DAaK,s THE HOUR BEFORE THE DAWN.
II f
/ EklesEr GxagiRE MRS H.. " 5 FLORENCE /
Mss Ellen Saay a. se sos s Ssrse
MISS Norah O'Donnel Miss lone Burke.
Aided by the powerful company OF THE establishment.
Il EILEEN O1E MATINEE SATURDAY Al Il G
Il EILEEN OGE Every EVENING AT s. T.
Seats reserved IRON A. NJ to p NJ at the FOX ONCE
schirmers FOL broadway, ut the Ire Ticket Oce,
Twenty third street, Broadway and Fifth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-03

SPEClALTy.-LhUoHIN1 GAS FOR EyTRlC.
uons-Ft the bfst tooth, 20 renu each additional Or
'oi6f ~ Esss FouieeIis street tres doors wea, oi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-03

lY N. DOUGHTY, AUCTTONKER.
~ Household Furniture.
This day at I9k O'Clock, NJ the street
viz general assortment oil Paror aud brocs.
tcl carved walnut and rosewood Chamber Suns French
plate Mante Mirrors rosewood Pianoorte large aesort.
uient Of Carpets cred hair Mattresses Gas Chandeliers
Once Desks Library and Secretary Bookcases Warrobcs
Sewing Machines, Lace Curtans Toilet Ware, be
sold 10 the highest bidder worthy attention " The
trade and housekeepers.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
COTTON MARKETS

YoRroIK April aCoOn dull; Low Miilhngs 11c receipts.
bs epcrtscosSwe ss5 bales sales 80 bales, STOCK i
. bales
ssvAyNlu Apr leCotcn In fair enepd lower Mdinrs
net receipts, ~ es etposocastwsc 73 bales;
500 bales; stock, ~ O80 bales
WitSiNGToN, April la-Coion dull ard ncnhs Mdngs li
receipts 20 hses oSpcro'astwse 3I bales; stock 80 bales
GALVESTON Apn Vooa qre; and weak; GeOd Orinary, In
lst net eP's lg balesi e17orto Great Britain 4,5i3 baeS
eoswse % lalesi sales 500 bales; scas 81 SIC baIes
NSs ORLEANS April NCOton stoadT in fair demand Mddings
Ntu4 T.; net ree pts SGi ales; 49l5 bales exportsto
stock fl7. .sel hae.. - '
CHAn1ToN Arl le-Co'on quet and eadyj Mdllings lic
ret eep al bees ssles, 500 bales; stock, II BIG bales
BosroS April 1-Cet.On STEADY Miings sae
stock 13 600 la'cs - 81 ' ' ~ ''
NOBLE, April aCoon quiet; Hdings ic; net receipts
bau@ - ~' ' -
BALrsoaH, April l9Coton-D rlosly forpecnton MID
ohgs c gross receipts l22 bales eIlorooastSS 100 bales;
sales, Go bales stock, Ill01 bales
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.

m-COrsOls opened NJ s3t money
and s5l M American securities que tn states
honis 1892 gOt DID, 90 1907, ga Tenfore 80.
LtyrErnsl Anil l9ll.9e m-COton opened dull with down
ssr tenieney; Nling UpsD1s 7iaiL hddng Orleans H~t
IoSyo, Ami 9-Reinel Petroleum, l6i1 y gallons
IoyDoS Atr 9-l:J m.C1nso for money sJ fof account
qg, Amer easier; United States fFeIWenN bonds l-
eDi IaS old 8gi 1867. 81 ., - 49,,
ospnS Aps ls5 mConsols closed at s for money ana
m ~ ,I s5unt AEefcan and steady UHed States
Fs, ,weaty bonds 49, e 1863 o s9l 1851 s fen,pore g.
m-COttOn closed nat and rrtrusfi
sng Jpads Ia5IL; Mdng Oreaus 7s07kl sales Of tn day
1000 aie. 900 bses export speculation Lard 3j 3 e"L
I0Sp0N AprI T9.-Ttli0y. 49, y ewL
a,TwrEP hrr I9Petroleum for STANDARD White.
IoSpox Ap- lg-Evening- Lnseej, g. d656 Spirits
Iurp@utpe. o..
April lS.-Arrved Aharniis
g,h H. bales Of Cotton BARI BODY Cto non New orleans
hsfeh 9. with III haleS =, c . p-..,,-. f
Ne. y,ri Apr with laes Of Cotton ship Wncheser iIJn
N,. York March 29 with /, 81 bales Of Cotton
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Wednesday, April 10. 1871.
Horses from the Western States and Lower
canada continue to arrive keeping the market well sup
pned with good farm, work. and railroad horses, and
previously reported
The stock OF ne carriage and road horses has OF late
p-eh cynSIerIlDy augmented by fresh arrivals from
Kentucky, Vermont and the middle and western part
0f New YORK state; but Notwithstanding the fact that
nimoers o, buyers are continually securing the
Bulshead Market well the other stables in search
OF them the number OF sales thus reported remains
somewhat behind what s expected TO I've at this time
OF the year. particularly II consider that on account
of the limited supply, the price for fine carriage and
road teams valuable single horses is very likely 10
decrease the advances, certainly not
now and the 4th Of July.
With the carriage manufacturers and dealers business
continues satisfactory the demand for fine work IS very
good and for medium grades considerably improved.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
)CK MARKET-APRn 10.

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET-APRn 1s
Receipts $3.50 Cattle. 3t0 Hogs l24 Sheep Shp
meni.7O5 Cattle 39o Hogs e9 SHEEP Market fer Cse active
ana stock 81 530 Sc; medium To good, S61f So
choice s7d1 81 20 os 6ner aa supply light
ars well cleared rs 35 20 for tSe Sheep steady ss
S46$4 IS
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
Amusemenis.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC-ITALIAN OPERA.
"A SPRING SEASON or TIN SUBSCRIPTION NIGHTS.

"A SPRING SEASON or TEN SUBSCRIPTION NIGHTS.
~. COMMENCING MONDAY, MAY ]. -
M hLBTES has the the, be has saeoed
msg by which h. has effected combination OF srs
Of the hghesi aen. reputation and brilliant sf
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
Mr. ABIfBs hnts that Il Is h. snn0ureeent 70
indulge statements AMI proes insermnas In tbor chsets
% he sole reS ercng public oudo which wooh only resu
osponiui be would simply that ed by bis long epeneaos
ID connection With oersc matters ard by the siohcfes
% ne Aesem OF huse sn9 he patrons Of Italian Opera oonbped s
tes himself a he will Seced In oiernz pabc Oes
n cSoer aud ore By such of talent csnass
f.I IN eheting The APPRECIATION Of bis patrons
Inc forthcoming ea'on will be marked BY two eyrat Of more ss
usual Interest the f beng the
siderable expense BY hr Abesfks esBg ofbs psssAA
opera COMPANY, prominent among whom are
SIGNOR GIUSEPPE VILLAIN
Tetone Fora OF the from the pnrs
houses has created emarkabh
SiGNORA LAURA HINELA.
Primo Contrsl.o, from Ia Scala Milaa.
sGNoA BSRIC0 CAROSELLi.
very distinguished 1enors d Grlra
m sIGsORA FRBDRaICf soprano Leggiere
The second important viii be the The iyhs
the eminent and bVore Prfns Donna,
MISE CLARA LOUISA KELLOGG
WHO s acknowledged to be the bes, native srf,ste
In addition to the regong effected ~i
MhB- AGATHA STATES,
the distinguished Prina Donna, soprano, snd
the favote baritone who have rept reuse from psesssl 49,
10 South ABerca. Also
siGSORS RgINA and LAURENCE BlioneA
sicNOkS StslNI ard BACELLI. Bass.
signora F0NTANEsI. Copor. ara t,ge,ber sith q.
PLL AND COMPLETE CHORES AND ORCHESTRA.
The npertor, will 'Tbe sdian YSSerT Y.ass
Poluto' Rigols;to.H Martha" II Cnspno" BsIls
Maschera." Robert le Diable" and Rraal"
Opera ught..M0sDAY; "WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION P0R TIN NIGHTS:
Private toIes foGr seas from So 70 SI0 rarues sS b.cssy
The subscription Opeu bor onos Ac.sm, MON
DAY ADuI "a. at m.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

wrDsRsp.Y April 1aBSEyEs-wh single car snce Mon1ay
there are no Frss viii go OF we'll lfse
rooi dem for heef and ful prices reilzeL
SuEep-AAcr single carload Yesterday the arrivals TO-DAY are
ear. a. Co nnuppsw FOieth making 1888 Market quick
selling snd prices rather stronger clipped generally log 81
SfSlc-le lot thin, jcaId far 20 good woo heep az oc
I.y. a-e worth 6dlpc l2ac The Com
munipzw K'se Co. and to PioccTsf so
. fellow viz Kise i35 nfisus wool sheep ~ b a
SIC, la - do 81 r. - 30 q eWt lI9 90 80 o
o i2g 40 8 n g. thin O.. n, clipped Dc SDl -
smh. ~ n &c. ri icOck sold 32 Ohio epped sheep u 10
a 6e llJ d. 8O 3D. 6iei o. OF ~ ID 54o and " lambs - ID
a 10. -, mo oh,n .uo,ai shae, s2l M
SIC =, =. p...,h., n, q $50
hsg. tTm al 3. .0Jcah osoN 0' 4" '-s "
4 L.ua neLnM
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
CORPORATION Notifies.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public notice is
As ' to 1 S5 n Saeaa. d s,
oowi been completed .d are lodged .hs once
pof LAYING eSo.s%a nOIthsy Of One
tor LAYING erossws the uorhey side of ons
5~Tor laying Fa the sou'hery side Of One
For laying at the sOahr side of one'
"Por sIg cros,vak across Rrsv the nohe side Of One
~for as.ns toIthey side Ry ouhs between Broadway
For setting curb gutter Tagging Eighty eVenss between
Por bung basin northeast Of One hundred andveny
Por buiins basin south west corner twenty
Por boidug basin port Of One hundred lniweuy
i@por building of oDehandred and
2Por buIiius basin northwest hundred and twenty
5~Por bndng sewer in Fraye between Thynnth and For
-For building Fr've, between POyninth and Freh
sPor building sewer in Firs,ave and T
and in Avenue A. between Second and rhirl sis .
building sewer in ouehundre between First
7Yor building III Chryeat between Delaney and Rvos
sPor buLng sewer in Eighth Ninth AID Tenthayes between
Ffy ninth aud seyenes ssd in Stleih stt.r' 10y o
The is embraced by such include all the several
and lots of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels " SIT
ua,ed on -. =, o,oAu,t,,nd-.,s,.,h..t ber,en
seeonsve and both sides Of Firave from Onebd
Ts ooer,y e Of between Second
ave And Avenue both sides Of Fraye from One hundred and
twelfth hundrel-s l-sndthrteeDtbs -, ,s.-..,,
he souhery side Of hetssn second
and both sides of lfsta'e from
eleventh q One-hundred- sDd-t "efth-st
The southey Of hundre andthirteenth between
and bo sides Of Firaye from one hund
red. and twelfth to hundred snd- thlrteenths 81 -
stconds,e sna Avenue onehund
red nd thirteenth 10 fourieenth'st
norhry side Of Etyfourhst, between boadwp ana
Seyenth.ave.
The uobery Of Eighty evenh between First and Second
rt; aud The s0uhery sHe o
Onrnndre. and between fifth aud S,Ithaves
side One hundred ST. between
Sixth seTeuhayes and western sie o' io'n
I'd Opehundrr and twenty ysith-ss
anil
aud one hundred and tHenty-siItl-sts
1.-THE eaey side SrhaVe between Onehundfei anh
fourth and One hundred and trenty -tith,1s CA, -.
and Hghhsyes
iBotb sides of Prstsye Thirty ninth and Forty
and the nohery Forteht between fr and s.conda'e
Both sides OF Forty ninth and eondst
FOrty-nintht the sOutlery SIDE OF fi secnhi
and Ffeh AMI Fins fssts between frstse nu hAs
River X., Id.
of Avenue A. from Second to Thris,. - -,
.dr, of from First TO Fourth
5Botb .ide, Of Cbry.est Delaney to Ryngtonst
Igh. propert, By Hfy ninth and SeVeuehs anu
Rishhave. and the North RIVER ,-., ......
the either OF them se eutc
m r Oh ectons sIilg Richard Tweed Chairman oi
the Board Of A,ss0n at their onre ~ 0i "
n.,,, a. d,te of tbi. potie.. RICHARD TWEED, |
' THOMAS B. ASfbN Board II
FRANCIS A. SANDSJ
vi AnVDD
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
II.
oec. D.,rl Of Assessors. Ne~-York. April ?. l5l.
BEREAVEMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS, 95t

nFPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS, 251
i Rroad,.ev ACTORs-PkOPOSALS. ncossi IN
sealed envelope The title Of th work sDd te nsms o. 'hy hat
dorred x b, oeye at this once unu lCbpAi AP "
No. l-Po paving IIuon.s, from Chambers to cansst with Bel
So i-To paving oboken.s, from Washington to we'''t with
No Ifo paTus Rssdes, Washington to we''t with Bel
NO "fo paving sou.t from Montgomery to Corears st. with
No. SIPo paving M,ncns from Houston to ssniouSt With Bel
No. sPor paving from South to waer with Belgian
pavement ,o,, usr,.,,
huni-s sixteenth st. To seventh ave.
.nd br,ncles seeonj FoIih, and fIa,- ~
eeyeath nehundn-i and tErih "H' H"H'''' ~
OBe hundred and iaeniietl-st t,., A.,.. vo,-t.,.
and Harlem River -, "a. ....., ~ .I.y.,,,
and tteeBhst one hllru'snl fifteenth s If
ts.en first and Thn.ire. aid Onehunddau
between second and IbriA,e~ ,,,.,,.. .., ,,.e,..
a. and swrue,st between Tenth and Oueandraniiweny
S po, sever in tn rave between Eleventh and Twefhst,
grazing, curb gutter anl nag ph- -hu"fo
.ni thirtv fnurth,i tesecn Fourth AMI Bghth'a'ea
Por r,gulshng grading curb eut-r sud nag onehnnEe
,utt.rnt,.s',,h-si hetween S,ooud sud Eghtha'eA
F,T regulating grHug curb gutter, aad nag oHe hanhfr
q .r.,r,,y MT II b-tween Eighth and New svcs
For rspulfrug grading gutter aud nag onrhundre
a., Gnrhs, beiwesn finhage and Harlem RIVER. 49,
H. 6For .laug grazing curb utter and nag Nae'-,hlrdst,
n" For rg guAtns aud grading SIy'ereah' between fOnih
'uS m pr s,grng Ffastht Hnh and M,lsonsvsA
- fapsliug this Department With Nuhfd hsl, unEre
$40, ,od praia lipe, and lnVeu Block.
proposals. the ncstcns snd 'feelrh me proper
,s,o. la wlh enclose the bid aal ay nrf iliomion ie
' WILLIAM NJ TWEED. Comm i'iDsrt OF fulhc horAs
Esr.Yoh. Ayhl :. iS'a
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20

n, IA small ,os. a, Coson Nv snl a. s6 ISL sna ~
ss 49, ~ 1 :. D "a To BRISTOL 2oo buh Gfsin " n' 'psA
oes @ 90 hi, Fa-s Theie was ekaIt ~ ,.,e AZ
80 MIS- 200 h. Re lBci Petroleum, &c dcc' pom
a n Foure hrn hnt
Al 1S.ss h ln,l. M,+sn graGcs are os ano ' In. se.dy
voc - - ,ri,t I'M frpo: close the nATk,t lss. aes
grades Me p' sri 4, .a,y o Meun ans PsnG grSacs' ~
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20

STH AVE. THEAIER ....... , .
Sol. I..,ee and .Mt AUGUSTIN DAILY
EVERY NIGHT. for this week only
slr Charles Mathews IN GARRlkD
FOR MONEY" ard "PArTBR Va
a., tCLATrkR"
CHARLES MAIHk"S{ SATURDAY MATINEE at Il O'Clock
= Matthew'S IN MARRIED. f0H
MONEY and "PATTER vs.. CLAf-
TER"
MONDAY NEXT April a. a Production with new and Gn'is
scersrv of THE CRITIC TRAGEDY REHkARSBD and
Tu0iShND YEAR" Mr. MATHEWS IN three different chsTscterA
BOX SIIEET NOW OPEN for u days in advance.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
Hlalblnern.

GUN MACHINERY for SALE.-One shaping
~ machine. one jsgingm machine for sALE by -, :, y
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
pECFIpTS OF PRODUCE.

Pc V.ssytS and R0flroods 49,. ~,
Ann, 10 pir AAes pigs BeeswaX, 1892 bales Cotton ~
rSss Dci Frat tA E-g 5s1s ebi~ FloYI sSg p5so %
IT, IN 100 hua Corn s5l hush Oats l3O bush Ma w DDS
N.,i ,5 hD.h Beans Meal 2 bush seed a bales ho
52 ises SIDES Leshel u bses Moss 4y DDS hoh o. S
- Is,t M ke-s Ian pgN Cut Meats SIG pkgs Cheese s0
I1 B5ey ~ plqs Gras 4] pkgs Taow l pigs seann s
49, R starch 10 bali chests Tea 5I hhis iODaco" i%
pksa Tobsco. 6S7 b5ls Whisky. ) bsles wool
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
Gcparlnersbip Notitrs.

NEw.YoRk. April 49, lgIl.
TT>HE COPARTNERSHlP heretofore existing
br,wern thc und,rsgnd under the em o GEO ALbkN
Go T. th. ds DISSOLVED By mutual consent M j. HEAD
all sign in liquidation hgre Gbo Is ALLEN
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
ppr.ro LIVE sroCk M,RkKr-A,r,. 49,

Cafhe market trm the advance noicd yesersT reers
2s5 against day supply medium fair
dragging m,ket Of $40 bead follows; l2 ind'sna
I2l9 1883 H. At S5 Oh ST. 3l2 IEos
2s1 10 to IS5 H. at sc sos$7 ia. Ohio lS H. 10 s7I; 81
Missouri o n at 80 sO IL Mssoun Oxen 1853 D. at So % OHIO
lO3 10 to 6O n at se aSaS6 Sill % Canada Sosers ssl To- at
s. 60 Sheep-Ihe animated hu; prices firm At last
Quotations. sales 3a head Ohio Sheaod ranging from rs h.
Is so; Michigan 81 10, 81 IS HogsMsket nng up
offerings readily taken W shpPers; sales made Of es
head al st 1906 40
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20

ys,.,c RE steady $50 Baey unchanged Rccepss-
Smo bids Roar 3le1 bah WkGss sh'pmens6t0 bbt Flour,
osxySIASp AGl Iawhs. dcodnissi No. Rol A. as Corn
,rl Ostsao feouaCwe weak n Is 60, Refined hold
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-28

doesn't suit MS. Therefore We don't mean to get
out OF our 'carryall and take it aioot over an
unknown country, Nor can we stop TO help
Carl SchruZ make a new vehicle. We do not
pretend to say that he will fail. We do not
promise that his vehicle will not be stout aud
safe. We don't even know but that VIC shall be
glad enough to be taken into il in case our old
carryali breaks down. But tor the present, it
seems 10 us best to stick to the cusSed old criter,
and to try and make 1t do. Wen take our
chance at a run-and-ump il Carl Schurz's new
drag catches up and is likely TO get too far
ahead of us. That Old Georgia baby is Il mighty
nuisance, and we have two or three big brats
here in Kentucky that keep up more noise than
there. any use for. But when we get the
horses hitched and started, and the old carryall
begins TO rattle along as if the wildcats were
after il, they'll shut up like little men.
So, here's luck to SchuIz-ior we wish HIM
well-and here's confusion to the coach and
six with the bOb-tail poniCs-and here's our
best cndcaYorS for the old carryall, till 1t breaks
down or goes 10 smash!
"A-shoutin' the happy land of Canaan"
This is a cheerful view Of the situation, but
VIC are afraid the cold Georgia baby" and the
noisy Kentucky brats win continue to be I'M
pleasant travelling companions in spite of both
threats and persuasion, We cannot blame the
Courier-Jounal, however, for prelcTing to en-
dure the discomfort Of theil noise rather than
commit political suicide.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-28

Mr.. Meredith having declined the appoint
ment of counsel for the United States before the
tribunal of arbitration at Geneva, the president
has appointed William NJ Eyarts, Of New York,
and Benjamin R. Curtis, of Boston, associate
counsel with Caleb Gushing. He could not have
selected more learned or ADLER representatives
Mr.. Evarts has accepted the trust, which will de
prye the New York reiormers of his services
which seem to be much needed there Just now
Mr. Curtis is now on his way from Europe, and,
Of course, has not heard of his appointment.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-28
The Means of Escape.

The fall has many perls for the weak and feeble, and
its sudden atmospheric changes trying to the const
tuions Of even the robust. The chilling temperature Of
the nights as compared with thealmos summer warmth
of the days, necessarily exercises unhealthy influence
on all who are exposed to it, Hence dysenery diarrhGa.
intermittent leYers bilious attacks, and arrangements OF
all the secretions common at this season. The true
way to escape them is to meet the causes with pro
tectve and invgorang medicine. Hostetters stomach
Biters are designed itOr this exigency This powerful
vegetable specific relieves the system all acrid hu-
mors purdes the fluids, the secretive organs pro
notes healthy evaporation through the pores. increases
the activity of the digestive functions cheers the spirits
and regulates the bowels. To do this is to make the
whole body vigorous, AMI render it proof against the
ycissitudes of temperature. and against malaria.
course of the great tome and Alternative is therefore in
all cases advisable preventive at this H. on
the other hand, the mischief already done and inter-
mittent or remitent fever is actually present, the
liver bowels, stomach disorjered there is no NELL
cine certain to effect quick thorough cure as
this harmless and agreeable preparation.
o26 d&wlw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-28

Alexis still prolongs the suspense Of his wait
inc admirers. 1t is now more than month
since his feet left England, and Catacazy is said
to be getting anxious. The gorgeous apart
ments are all prepared; the reception commit
tees are organized and waiting, and the sight
seers are impatient for the pageant and society
for the ball. lfprnces are constituted like ordi.
nary mrortals, it Is not strange that this young
man oiers on his way and shrinks from the
trials that are in store for him. II he could be
left to his own devices, to see whom and what
he pleased, and 20 wherever his curiosity led
him, his visit to this country might be enjoy
able enough, Int hampered constantly, as he
will be, by the claims of etiquette aud DcSet by
constant servility and adulation, he must be
horribly bored. Perhaps his education has pre-
pared him to endure with equanimity, possibly
even to like ii, inconcevabe as that seems. At
anyIrate these trials are among the penalties
which he pays for his rank. What compensa-
ton this brings at all adequate toitsrestrictions
and annoyances, it is not easy for an ordinary
! republican TO understand.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-28

Governor Walker, of Virginia, made a speech
the other day, which proves that, though a ma
tive OF . northern state, he has quite success
fully cultivated the true chiyalric temper. Per-
haps, as noyces are prone TO do, he has slightly
ovcldone il, forming himself on Anticipated
models, since such sentiments as he expresses
must he rather out of date even in Virginia
But those conservatives whose good will he has
labored so hard to secure, will forgive him for
an excess Of devotion, which seems respectable
to them if Others find it ridiculous. The gov
ernor, after, We uust suppose, drinking deeply
to other toasts, was called upon to respond to
this: "Our honored guest" Among other
things he said, as reported in the Lynchburg
yirginian:
at is indeed my good fortune to be the chief
executive officer Of our commonwealth, and it is
a good fortune that Caesar himself might have
been proud OF, but vet feel deeply my own feeble
ness in that exalted positou-my own unwOr-
thiness OF its houors. There is no higher posi-
ton on earth, my friends, than the governOrship
of Virginia. We have some people among us
my fellow citizens, who should not be among
us--a class Of people who to-day are sowing the
seeds Of discomfort broadcast over the state
| They are the owls Of society. Hang EN- up, my
| friends, to the first lamp-pOst scalp EN-; say
| to them, "Get thee behind me, Satan" and put
them away from you. | hope we shall hear ne
more OF this talk about Virginia retrograding
| can whip any man who says Virginia is lie
trograding. loud laughter and applause) The
governor, somewhat embarrassed, resumed.
crave your pardon, gentlemen. In the excite
mcnt Of the moment | said more than | meant
desired to say that felt as ii could whip any
man who says Virginia is retIograding.
OF course that settles the question and makes
it indisputable that Virginia is the most pro-
gressiye of commonwealth.