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The Weather To-Day.


Brisk southerly winds will probably
continue on the upper lakes tonight, with
cloudy and threatening weather, but little
or no rain. Clear weather, with southerly
windS for the Gulf States, followed by
cloudy weather on Saturday, and clear
and pleasant weather for the Middle and
Eastern States.
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CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco Republican...State
Six Thousand
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept.7
The Republican majority in San Fran.
cisco is from two TO three thousand,
State at least six thousand.
Judge VIM. Youngston suiCided at Vir.
ginia City to.day-morphine Financial
troubles
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Piracy against an American
Steamer.

PANAMA, Sept 3.
The U. 8. Consul at Panama demands
the immediate prosecution of Gen. Her.
rera and others as pirahs, for seizing the
American merchant steamer Montejo for
evolutionary purposes.
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IT NITED STATES MAIL-WEST
~ VIRGINIA.

WAHHIN0TON, aug. ., 1911.
Proposals will be received at the Contract
ONCE OF this Department until o'clock. NJ, OF
October 20, 1871, TO he decided on or before : o.
yember ~ for carrying the mails Of the United
States from January I, 1872, TO June 30, 1870, on
the following routes In tho State OF West Vir.
ginla, and by the schedules OF departures and
arrivals herein specified, (belng routes adyer.
tised September 80, 1870, and awarded March 3O
1871, hut on which the accepted bidders have
failed to execute contracts, or TO perform service
and are now TO bO re.let at the expense OF the
said falling bidders, as required by tho 44th sec.
tlon OF the act Of Congress approved March 8,
1876, and the 9th section Of the act Of July Q.
1860
4i39 From Kanawha G. H.. by Upper Fails Of
Coal, GrIflthSvIle, IamlIh, aud Falls
Mill, TO Wayne O. H., bSK miles. and
back. once week.
Leave KAnawha g. II. Wednesday at I am;
Arrive At Wayne Q. II. next day by p M;
Leave Wayne G. H. Friday att am;
Arrive At KanAwha Q. II. next day by 5p m.
u. @. Dunn, Of Abingdon, Va, falling bidder,
4iiO From KanavhA G. H., by Pocotaligo, Sis.
sonville, Aliens Fork, Fishers Point,
and Grass Lick, TO jackson O. H., 4ik
miles, and back, twice week.
Leave Kanawha G. II. Monday and Thurs.
Arrive al jackson G. II. byspm;
Leave jackson g. H. Tuesday and Friday
at team;
Arrive at KAnAwha O. II. BY SPIN.
d. G. Dunn, Of Abingdon, Va, failing bidder.
4lb5 Prom Raleigh G. H., by Shady Spring,
jumping Branch, Packs Ferry, and
Mouth or Indian, TO Red Sulphur Springs,
a miles, Ano back, twice week.
Leave Raleigh q. II. Tuesday and Friday
at Spm;
Arrive at Red Sulphur Springs Wednesday
and Saturday by Gpm;
Leave Red sulphur Springs Monday and
ThnFaNnV Il
Arrive at Raleigh G. II. Tuesday and Fri.
day by Jpn.
D. c. Dunn, Of Abingdon Va, falling contrac
tor.
For forms Of proposal, guarantee and cCrtIi
cate, and also for lnstructions IA to the condl
tions 10 be embraced in the contract, &C. see
pamphlet Advertisement Of September 30, 1870
and Of this date, inviting proposals. for mail ser;
vice IN the State, to be found at the principal
post Ofiices.
Bids should be sent in sealed envelopes, super.
seribed, Mail prOposals, State OF Wcst, VI;
Rinia, and addressed 10 the Second As'lSuAht
''''''-'''' o John A. J. CRBsWELL,
ospts-Tu Postmaster General.
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Subscriptions to the amount of G3,75O
sterling have been raised in Spain, for the
purpose OF erecting monument to Mar.
shnl Prim.
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AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS
COURSES OF INSTRUCTION,

are provided for both public and private board.
Ing and uniurnished rooms will be let To students
who wish TO board themselves.
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Yellow Fever at Charleston.
CHARLESTON, s. G.. Sent. s.

OlIAKbEsTON, D. ", Sepl' ..
There has been three deaths here from
yellow fever during the last twenty.Iour
hours.
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The Institution has a complete set Of Philo.
sOphICA Apparatus, and students who wish II
are trained In the use Of Field lnstruments--also
thoroughly fitted up Laboratory for practical
Instruction and work In Chemical Analysis and
an ample Museum for the study Of Natural Ills.
NNNu
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GERMANY.
The new Catholic Movement-sA Vic.
tory for the DOlllngerites.

tory for the DOlllngerites.
MUNICH, September Z.
Count Arnia, q Catholic representative
from Bavaria TO Rome, 10 whom the Cath.
ollC party of Germany have looked upon
as champion OF their battles, In behalf OF
the Holy Sea, has been replaced by Count
TrauttmanSdori, who Is n partizan of
Dolllnger. This nomination produces
deep feeling and discomfort in the Vatican
The new church party accept it as n sig.
nal Of tho triumph of their principles.
Trauttmandort has always been hostile
to the French, especially during the late
imperial rule.
THE CONFERENCE OF THE TWO EMpEEORs.
SALzBURG, September s.
The conference between Emperors
William and Francis joseph yesterday at
this place, was Of tho most friendly char
acter. Tho people avaied themselves of
the event 10 have gala day, and q grand
dinner was given. Tonight there is also
brilliant illumination on the surround.
ing hills. Emperor William will leave
tomorrow for Munich
The Emperors William and Francis
Joseph parted to-day warm friends, and
the former has left for Munich, where he
visits the King Of Bavaria.
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FREE LIBRARY IN LOUISVILLE,
Public library OF kentucky.

The Concert and distribution will take place
under the Immediate supervision OF the Trustees
mentioned In thGact OF incorporation.
The Trustees will be assisted by well known
and eminent citizens Of KENTUCKY, who have
consented to be present at the concert and 10 su.
pGrlntend the drawing and distribution OF glfts
The holders Of tickets to which gifts arc award.
ed will bO paid on presentation OF them or their
fraction at the office In Louisville, the second
day after drawing and every business day for SIX
months thereafter, and may bO sent direct or
through any Bank or Express Company, for col.
lection. All orders accompanied by Drafts, Post
Ofce Money Orders, or Greenbacks, will be
promptly attended to and tickets returned by
mall. registered or expressed, az desired.
1T ickets are like Greenbacks- good only 10 the
holder.
Buyers will note that there arc only One HIM.
dred Thousand Tickets, Instead ofTwO Hun.
dFed Thousand, As In tho Ban Francisco 0irt
Concert, and that there Is $4,000 more dlstFlbu.
ted / sold that and made tho awards In four
November 2d to 10Th, 1870, and turned over
Sl2 900 10 the Secretary due tickets not presented
II will DO particularly noticed thatitis a mat.
ter Of imposslbillty for any one to know what
numbers draw gifts, rs 1t Ia not known what the
gift Of any number drawn from the fret wheel
will he, until the sealed box, with the amount OF
the gift plainly printed, Is taken from tho other
wheel and opened In full Wow OF tho audience,
therefore the larger gifts may not come out until
towards the last, or in tho middle Of the drawing
The 100000 gift In the San Francisco Gin Con
cert under the management Of Y. Il. Peters, was
the 200th number drawn, and was awarded and
paid 10 0 gentleman in New Orleans. 72l GIltA
10 all that can be drawn In one day.
~ The Numbers and Gins are drawn by blind
children from to II years OF ago
The Drawing will be extensively published,
and parties ordering tickets will have PRINTED
lists sent them. Parties forming Gibbs aud de.
string information will please address this oGlCe.
II Tickets for Slo0; % Tickets for
e255; 56 Tickets for $500:
1l3 Tickets for $1,000.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, sept.s.
King Amadeus has started from Valen'
ella for Tortosa.
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$40 OO,OOOl
100000 Tickets of Admission,
SIO Each In Currency, Half TICkStS$5, Quarter
Tickets $3.50.

Zach Ticket will consist OF four quarters, val
ne: $260 each. The holder Ia entitled TO admis
sion To tho Concert and 10 the amount Of gift
awarded TO It or Its fraction. Tickets number
from TO 100000.
the CITIZENS BANK or KE. IS TREASURER.
All Monies arising nom tho sale of Tickets
will be deposited with tho Citizens Bank, sub.
ject only To the order Of the President and Treas.
urer Of the Library, Cnuntorslgned by tho Busl.
ness Manager.
During the Concert, tho sum Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-09
NTEsT VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
1S71-72.

The last Catalogue shows an attendance Of III
Students al this lnstltutlOn. Five distinct De.
partments Of Instruction, With n full corps Ol
competent Proiessore.
The Ancient and Modern Languages; MAthc.
matlcs, pure and applied; Psychology, Rthlcs,
Political Hconomy, Logic Rhetoric, the sciences,
&c, &c, carefully and thoroughly taught. rrac-
tlcal Chemistry, and Physics, Illustrated by ap.
ptopriate apparatus. Special advantages fOt the
study Of Geology.
A good Library. Extensive Cabinets Of Min.
etalogy, Geology ard Conchology; together with
many specimens In other departments Of Natural
History. Fine buildings; beautiful and healthy
location, good society.
FAii. TERN begins September 9Th. Winter
December Sth. Spring, March goth. Commence
ment, June Goth.
Boarding from q Ito a. per week.
Tuition, from tlS to tA per year
For further particulars, inquire Of
ALEX. MARTIN, President,
leb MOrgantown, West Va.
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AZ arstclaSa Home School, with thorough
dill In all departments, parents will md In Ken.
wood all they desire. IN beauty and heRlthfnl'
ness Of location also, II Is nnOXcelled.
Far Catalogue giving full information address,
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Thursday NIubVs Fro,t,

LEwTsTowN, Nh, sept. 8.
A slight frost occurred here last pIpht,
The low places were protected by The
wind.
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II Tickets for Slo0; 90 Tickets for
1855; 56 Tickets for $500:
liz Tickets for $1,000.

The undersigned, late principal business man
ager OF tho very successful Mercantile Library
Oft Concert At Ban Francisco, California, has
been appointed agent and manager Of tho Gln
Concert IN aid Of the Public Library OiKentucky.
The drawing will take place In public, and
everything will be done TO satisfy buyers OF tick.
cts that their interests will bo as well protected
as II they personally suporlntended the entire
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-09
CHARLES JACOBUs, AM,
Head Master.

KON UITY UOLLEHE, PTTTS-
| BURGH, PA.
The hest conducted, most popular and sncCess-
hl Institution In the United States, for the tho
aged men.
iS-FOr large descriptive circulars, contain
Ing lull particulars, address
Iy}ldSw j. G. SMITH, A. M, Principal.
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MANNER OF DRAWING:

There will be two glass wheels. One wheel
will contain 100000 numbers, plainly printed on
leather tags 1heOlher wheel will contain 72l
boxes, each containing Rift. Ono tag or mum.
Der will be drawn from tho 1000 wheel, and tho
htat box drawn from the second or TAI box wheel
will contain gift, neatly printct and sealed up,
and the gift 80 drawn from the second wheel WILL
be the gift OF the tag nrst drawn, whether 800,
81, 900, or SlOO 900, IA announced.
14,8M Tickets Disposed Of In July.
To insure ticket holders, tho public arc assured
that II only 5000 tickets are sold only 25,OOO
numbers 90 IN tho large wheel, tho 72i gifts
awarded, but diminished pro rata. In cAae 1000
tickets only arc sold, only numbers to $4,000 90
In the largo Wheel and the 72i gts diminished
one.hRlf and In case only &c. 900 tickets arc sold
the entire 79i gins will be paid In full-it being
intended that no unsOld tickets shall participate.
Tho Manager has already paid int the Cltl.
Eens Bank $50 900 towards dGfrayinv the expen.
ses, and does not depend on sales Of tickets 10
pay his expenses Of Printing Advertising, &c.
The public are invited 10 the utmost scruilnyAa
to the reliability Of the entire affair.
Persons deslrous of acting as agents for the
sAlo OF our tickets In any city Of the United
States or CanadAB, address
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/, Preparatory course Of one year. 2. Regular
Literary Course, including the Ancient Ian.
guagcs, for tho Degree Of Bachelor OF Arts. 8.
Literary and Scientific Course, for the Degree Of
Bachelor OF Sciences. 4. The Course for Master
VI Arts. 3. Tho Course for Master Of Sciences.
b Special Courses In Practical Chemistry, Civil
Engineering, &c. Detailed information "a to
lhrAn Cnnfnra will be fnnnl IN nnr CAinlOpna
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-09

NATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE,
~ Of Wheeling, ". Va,
Teaches the complete Science of Accounts %
applied to Commerce, Banking, RaIlrondIng In.
snrance and all the business relations Of life.
aug3 IloRNBROoK'S HALL. MAIN ST.
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Tuition has been reduced ffom $50 to $40 per
session, Boarding from g. TO g. per week. On.
furnished rooms from &5 TO $40 per session, and
Iteo tuition 10 sons Of Ministers Of the Gospel
Of all denominations.
j. For further particulars apply for catalogue to
Prof {. l.. LOOs, Secretary; or, to
". X. PENDLETON, President,
Iyi7 Ilnthany. Wat VIrvini,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-09
Mn3eiQe:

Xas D~ieisaiaru, ryelde ibren ausn6rtieen Jreunben cine
saverlaiNse ssi@reibuns unb aarte son @sinneluta sutOm.
mea lalisn 10 gsn isltsn rercn @erehen seutltt eelSrte.
ben an I'm: Seeeer Dep. State Ireafurer In 81. paul
fdiden. rs!der ~beauftraet III, bas peutlheGinwauberunss,
pamphlet daf Sefsa Ses 9taates ;u p~erienben. ~
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-09
Sut Sabre 1869 patentirt.

Die Gisenf9aft eines 8libableiters IL ni&t
ben 8lib aus elmer sroben Gntiernune ~an3u3ie-
ben, 1onbern tt nnub bic 3raft babeu, wenn Der
8liB IN elmer Gntferruns Don IS GaB, pom Mb-
letter nieberfabrt esnislben an5usisben, uno in
Golse Der @inbungen uni9ao!i& 3u MAIDEN.
Die 8libasleitr fno n,ailo eewunben unb
tperben nit &upferi&rauben aufammenselsbt.
Mn @ebduten ,perbeu bielelben in @las gelebt
unb NIT 8upferbrabt tefefiet unb iebeu trei
3oQ pom @eb4ubt ab.
Dieie Blibableiter ilnb febr bauerbaft unb
tpmmen ME auber Orbnuns. Gs foute glie-
ntanb serfdunen, feline @ebduIi9teiten Dot benz
Blib ~ 1i@ern, unb nur eiuen euten BliBab-
letter aufma9en lafen. Der einen Blibablei-
ter eebrau&t, folte bisit neue unb bauerbafte
Grfnbuns prifeu, ebe 9eas0uns lonfpu &C.
naa@t tuirb.
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81 uterha1tfudes


aud1ur!
Dte f&Snfen sReben bdlt u - fumns,
Rud1ur!
1nb fomu,t Ct baHn mad @aibin9ten'
Grldbt Ct ne proclamation:
&ud1ur, &udlur. &udlur!
@err Std, BON, mintRertum
&udlur!
8a1et NIT Gsfanbtsn f@ terum -
&udlur!
nnb fontuat Mlerts Aber's Mesr.
. TunStrt ais Gieercne q
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SER Bsutme1 1T ber gantee. Toulb-"
8udlur!
or raetnt, etn @esen fet bic @@ulb-
&udtur!
@pret3t f9 I'M @4atant wte Elm 9abn
11nb fatl bod ben Ttnan3enplan
8udlur, &udlur, 8udlur!
Die Dret fnb etn goaestum
&udlur!
Das serre grab ftta ldbt, pas trunn'
&udlur!
1lnb .pGr' 70 frdftt9 nt9t Der Banb,
Dtes aleeblatt brddt' tbn auf ben @unb =
&udlur, &udlur, &udlur!! -!
neberfllfft9.- Trtieur nSp, bic
&aare inb sef9ntttenv fol- i'd Stnen ptel'
1et@t ben &opf &uaiaea?"
6anbluneslebrltns: 80 aetn, btes BE-
foret fdpn n1ein Y%rtneipal."
@unbw ertsburf6e: @as fojet's,
tpenn t6 NIT Sbrem S&if awst Meilen
%frpmaufwdrts fabre2
8pptSmann: Ja, tpern @e fiA nit
tn's Sdtf fesen, foaet's pter @roi&en,
TENN @e aber uf'm 2anbe NIT am 2au 3te.
ben, nebna' t6 @e Dor 3wee @rpfden NIT.
Yprtrdtma1er: @Inl1en @ie III
Mquareae pber In Oe1 errtalt au tperben2
SER: Malen's ntd ltsber In Sel, ta.
NIT i'd etn Bts9en fetter ausf6aue.
Yartfermpbe.- Der fafbtonoble
@tnter.D amentut In @aris tetbt Paris
, Brule." Ct 1T aus @anau,t nit 8lurten
pber Tebern earntrt unb trdet nantentlt4
std @9arlad, ais Sanitation Der Tlamune
3ur @4au.
Der @p1fswtB bat an ter Mofel BE-
reits etnen @ptbnamsn fur ZEN Tier @ein
eefunben. v9uree" fon er betben, neil er
Elm un3a:ter, re6t rauber Burfae tperben
.trb. SIM &beinsau BAT mar ben gor-
fHlas eemadt bas fau.re @ewa&s Blunt
falt" III taufsn. Der l860er Sraubenefis
&purbe bort befannt1sm v@arttalpi" be-
raust+
Der entraFete @aafe.- nSa,
b6ren 81, fdbn 81, ba ma6t ner fih tmmer
iper uns Sddler 1uai9 unb mer fein bod
bic Gtn3tsen In DaifAlanb, bic bes Daitl4e
Dialect fret fYrd&en."
gere1et9.-Sn elmer @efe1faaft CAB
man .uistse gerslet&e gum 8efen. &1s
Bic gfetbe ar bic Trauen fag, faste eth
YrcfeGor:
Cine Brau 1T mte Elm gut serfabtes,
fnrefdltts bert6ttstss unb fauber etnsebun'
benes Bud. Bet aner @%onfommenbett fin.
bet R9 am Gnbe bod Elm tleinss Teblerper>
aet&ntB.
Gin Mnberer rnetnte:
So 1T better, &idter apifaen fetnen
Tetnbtn ais amiiden feinen Treunben ~
fein, neil man TIM ereersn Sale etnen
Breunb eemtnnt, TN anbsren G@ etneM
Tetnb ma4t.
Sn Mew yprt suurbe Dor furjer 3ett
etn Mann ais 0agabunb arrettrt urb 20,
ben Yoli3etrt@ter seflbrt. Dort perttet.
btste ct f& sesen bic .piber i'm ertobene IN
Nase, bebauptete &untter au fem unb fast
feline 8sfddftisuns befebe in Dem @@wdr'
gen Don @1dlern CUR Beoba6tuns BON Con-
nenfnftrnteen. DAP nun berarti9e CT
f4etnunseu felten pcrfdmen urb Il, Eel
Mnsefla9te, oft Mcnate lang obne gefhaf
ttgun9 fet, fei ni9t feline S9ulb.
Ndtbfel.
Die grfen fnb uns cine ZAP,
Die D-itte bienet un5 sur gaf.
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NATIONAL CAMP MEETING At ROUND lake.

THIS camp meeting OF the Methodists, under the
auspices OF the Methodist National Camp Meeting
Association, Tor the promotion OF the higher Chris
tan life or 'enrc Holiness" to commence at Round
Lake on Tuesday next promises to be unusually
large, and the preparations making for the event
nj c necessarily on the most generous scale. More
than four hundred tents are already up, aud scores
accommodation still pouring In upon j. Hiliman,
President X. L. Z. A., from residents OF nearly
every state IN the Union. The representation Of
cergymcn OF every Christian sect viii be Immense,
and the general attendance Will probably fall not
short OF forty fifty thousand persons. The board
Ing and society tents very numerous and Of the
most ample description. Water, well ascertained
to have tonic qualities very strengthening to the
enervated mas also been Introduced into the grove.
reservoirs for both useful and ornamental pur-
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PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

Californis Republican Nomination for Com
sress--Omtrs Ges BY AnIador Miucfs-IlizL-
way Robbery In Nevada.
SAN FRANcfscO, July /, 1871.
The republicans nominated Mayor Selby for Con-
gress from the First district now represented by
Mr.. Axtel. Selby refusing, s. o. Ncounghton. OF
santa Clara was nominated.
The striking miners IN Amador county are threat
ening the lives OF miners, who are working under
the protection of the military. Yesterday they
caught Mr.. Herrtck, OF sacramento, on the road.
and suppOsing him " be u Newspaper reporter, beat
him terribly.
The White Pine and Palisadc, Nevada, stage was
robbed yesterday. The passengers were tied,
searched and robbed. Wells Fargo COInpanys
express box, containing small amount Of money,
was stolen.
vinenic Peralte, to whom the property on which
Oakland now stands was granted by the Mexican
government IN 1922, died yesterday.
The hood IN Columbia has subsidized.
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President Grant Entertained at a b snqyet by
Collector Murphy-InAux Of Visitors to the
Branch.
LONG BRANCH, July /, 1871.
President Grant attended a banquet rendered him
In Collector Thomas Murphy's cottage this evening.
The Presidents family will attend church tomorrow
In the Methodist Episcopal church.
Governor Cooke, Of Washington; Senator Cattell.
OF New Jersey, and Senator George L. spencer, or
Alabama, at the West End Hotel.
Nearly two thousand visitors arrived here to-day,
among them large number OF turfmen Pools
the races Will be sold on Monday evening al the
West End Hotel. All the horses are in fine condition
and showing great speed.
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NEW TARIFF ON COAL.
PHILADELPHIA, Jul,

PHILADELPHIA, July l, 1871.
the Reading Railroad company, since the scran-
ton SALE have issued new toll circular, to continue
IN effect for the balance Of the season. According
TO these rates there will he to points east OF New
Brunswick forty cents drawback, and To points
soutn of Cape Henry twenty GEMS drawback Tor the
month Of July. For August there will be draw
back OF twenty CENTS IN september no drawDacks
will be allowed, aud in October tolls, &c. Will be
advanced. The rates by canal will ne arranged &C
COrdingiy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-02

Them out by contrast, which We consider the true
use OF drapery In sculpture. In addition to the want
OF graceful expression, which Is
THE GREAT CHARM OF SCULPTURE
We have To complain that commerce" Is not even in
equilibrium anu to our minds the principal use OF
tie rudder upon which her rIgnt hand Is resting
to prevent her topping over. II q line he dropped
through the centre OF the figure IL Will be at once
perceived that neither Of the feet is position
support the figure. and that unless prOpped up IN
some way IL would be sure to come to grief In the
present instance the strong. minded and somewhat
muscular lady that represents commerce. sustains
herself by placing strong right arm on the rudder,
which forms an excellent support. However in
genops thus three-egged arrangement may be 1t is
contrary TO
oUR NOTIONS OF CORRECT ART
One OF the first requirements OF figure drawing or
modelling IL that the figures shall stand sit easily
aud naturally. neither sliding or the canvas nor
topplinG OH their pedestals and, In the present
fed for II would be Impossible for an ordinary NOR
tai 10 stand one minute IN the position OF Com
mercer without falling II the support Of the rudder
were Withdrawn. Nor II there any visible explana-
ton u this serious error t0 be found any where In
the ngure; II cannot be said that truth was saci1-
feed 10 the exigency vi the pose, or In striving
after some graceful effect Sometimes artists are
unwse enough 10 sacrifice truth vi outline IN order
to harmonize their lines, but IN these cases the
cause IL generally apparent and pleads with the
critic for forgiveness. The present figure has no
ORIGINALITY OF CONCEPTION;
IL ID wanting IN that unspeakabe feminine grace
that Is ever Visible IN the strong, dgnlned woman:
Endeavoring 10 express the vig0r and richness OF
lie which commerce bestows upon " nation the
ARTIST forgot that only very degraded women ever
lose
which IL one OF the greatest charms of female
beauty. The force and dignity expressed IN the
statue OF "Commerce' reminds us rather OF y
gladiator In theatrical repose silently displaying ms
muscle, than OF nozzle anu graceful woman, repre-
senting the mental rather moro than the animal
vgor VI our young community. ~ ngure " .