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1t is not n physic which may give temporary
relief to the sufferer for the first few doses,
but which, from continued use brings Piles
and kindred diseases TO aid in weakening
the invalid, rOr is ii d doctorcd liquor. which
under the popular name OF "Bitters,' is so,
extensively palmed off on the public as
sovereign remedies, but it is most powerful
Tonic and Alternative, pronounced so by the
leading medical authorities OF London and
Paris and has been long used by the regular
physicians of other countries with wonderful
remedial results.
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retains all the medical virtues peculiar to the
plant and must be taken rs permanent
curative agent.
Is there want OF action in your Liver and
S leen Unless relieved at once, the blood
becomes impure by dcetcrious secrctions,
prcoucing scrotulous or skin diseases, Blotch-
cs, FclonS, PuatuleS, Cunkcr, Pimples, &c.
Take JurubCba TO cleanse, purify and re-
store the vtiatnd blood to healthy action.
Have yona DySpeptic stomach Unless
digestion is promptly is promptly aided the
system is dcbilitatcd with loss Of vital force,
poverty OF the Blood, Drppsical Tendency,
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B0aGD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

The Board OF Assistant Aldermen held Its semi
weekly meeting yesterday afternoon at the usual
hour. Otls +. Hail, President, occupied the chair
THE ASH NUISANCE.
Assistant Alderman COMMON moved that section
rs OF chapter as OF The Revised Ordinances OF 1860
to read :-"But the removal OF ashes and cinders
and also garbage by ash collectors shall not be
made between the hours OF seven IN tiie morning
and nine in the evening under the penalty"
Motions to refer TO two committees were iost and
then upon the question OF adoption, Assistant
Alderman CALVIN deprecated IN the str0n yes.
manner the waste OF time made at each meeting OF
lhe Hoard IN the discussion OF the subject OF the
moyai OF ashes. IL mad been disposed OF, he
thought, at the last meeting, when the question
was fully ventilated.
Assistant Alderman CoNNoR replied that he moved
the amendment at the urgent request OF numbers
complaint that ladies' dresses, hats, feathers &C.,
were destroyed by, and their eyes flied with, tue
Tying dust.
Assistant Alderman PINcKNEY moved Its refer
ence.to the Committee on Public Health. The mo-
ton was ADOPTED. Sucn reference was recon-
meDded, a. Mr.. Plnckney held That the matter may
have some bearing on the street cleaning contr act
winch he pronounced "a fraud,
APPOINTED CITY SURVEYORS.
Assistant Alderman sTRACK, Chairman OF the
Committee on saaries and 0nices, reported IN
favor OF c0ncurring with the Board OF Aldermen in
the appointment OF Henry ID. Todd, william Wild
mayer and John A. MerrlcK az City Surveyors.
vote OF concurrence was passed.
PAYING THE PRINTER.
Inc COMMITTEE ON Printing aud Advertising re-
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BATTALION DRILL OF THE SEVENTH REGI-
MGET,

The Seventh Regiment colonel Emmons clark.
turned out yesterday for their first battalion dri Of
the season. Notwithstanding the inviting state OF
the weather. which the Seventh usually takes al
vantage Of to make an imposing presentation OF
strength and soldierly bearing there were but
about hve hundred mel IN the line wnen tile reg1-
ment formed IN Tompkins square nc twenty minutes
after i've O'Clock. A - large asscmbage OF
the residents OF the Seventeenth ward living
near the square aud friends Of the regl-
ment were the ground TO witness
the evolutons OF the command, and IL was noticed
that a number or the regiment played, In ctzens
clothes, the part OF on lockers and critics. The
command turfed out in fatigue dress, with white
belts, aud as they lied into the parade ground,
Wncn was In superb condition. they presented u
really nne appearance. The movements or the
various companies elected warm praise, and a.
whole, the drlll showed that the regiment mas
not lost much during the winter. some OF
the alignments, however, were very INFERIOR
and nov such a. the seventh arc accus-
toned TO execute. The breaking INTO coumu
or tours and less difficult movements 0y one OF IVY
companies on the lett Of the column were not a. a
mp to the Scventh's standard or military eXeeueiou.
Among the evoutions were marching ny the nank'
column OF fours on the left; close coiumu ny ulVI-
sfon de poynQ In line OF battle ana IN Inass matt
Ing: marching In line OF battle and In retreat; gem
eraI alignment; cnangiug direction Ia column, ana
exercise In the manual OF arms IN al ABOUT
tWeniv distinct eyolutions were executed rapidly,
and generally with military precision anu lev mis-
taxes the next battalion drill VIII occur on the
afternoon OF the 10th instaat the Weather proves
S,,r
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ported in favor OF concurring with the Board Of
Aldermen 70 pay the bill or Martin b. Brown Co.
amounting 10 $,5ll 05, for stationery supplied 10
the Common Council this year Tho matter was
laid over.
PROPERTY ILLEGALLy LEASED.
Assistant Alderman CONNoR called up the follow
Ing resolution, which was recommended for adop-
ton by the Committee on Law Ia their report read
March 25, 1879
That the Counsel to the Corporation be and he is
hereby directed to commence such proceedings as
he may deem proper to recover from the grantees
or lessees or all property granted or leased 10y the
city or New York without good legal and adequate
considerations or mere nominal rents,
Mr.. CONSoR said that recent Investigations show
that tain los and buildings belonging to the city
nave been leased or rented at mere nominal rates,
from 81 upwards. The same, II properly disposed
OIL would have brought goodly revenue 10 the CITY,
me law o. ll4es that such properly be offered at
pubic auction, and therefore private contracts en-
Iereu Into by the Commissioners OF the Sinking
Fund are Illegal There are 10 such lots, Mr.. Con-
nor believes.
The resolution was adopted, and after the transac-
ton OF some r0utine business the Board adjourned.
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the alarm ana depression which continued 10 bring
about this pressure SELL The CHIEF decline was IN
Northwestern common. Lake Shore, Ohlos Western
Union, ST. Paul and Pacific Mall. Except for the
first mentioned the average decline was pretty
nearly one per cen. Northwestern declined
from 81 to 7sT. The ''bears" were In
great glee ana were recklessly pursuing
tner victory when the arrival OF reinforcements to
the 'buls" in the shape OF relief to the banks by
the influx of money suddenly turned the fortunes or
the day, like the presence Of Phil sheridan Cedar
Creek. The crowd came whirling into the Stock
Exchange, actually deserving and forsaxing the In
tegent amusement afforded by the antics
OF ''Wicked Ben,, the erudie Cincin.
NATHAN, whose advent in the basement 0ppo-
site the Stock Exchange has recently varied the
entertainment IN Wall street and vicinity. The
"buls," all elate with excitement followed up the
advantage thus gained and succeeded in wiplng out
pretty nearly all the decline OF forenoon and In
some cases advancing prices to the best OF the
day, Lake Shore, Ohl0s, Union Pacific, Pacific
Mail and New YOrk Central being the more signal
Illustrations Of their success IN this respect. Erie
advanced to GA, in sympathy with the London mar
Ket At meeting OF the directors OF the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company, held to-day, the bylaws
were amended changing the time for the annual
election from November to the last wednesday IN
May This will make a contest next month similar
to that OF last November, or only five months SINCE
Reading stock has been dropped from the list and
was not quoted. In Philadelphia 1t ranged from
III to 116%. Boston, Hartford and Erie fell to sss
and recovered 10 9. &C., Q. and |. O." dropped to
80 and recovered to SIX. Tenth National Bank
stock was quoted 10 IS.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
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STOCKS ACTIVE, UNSETTLED AND STRONG.
The stock market opened weak, and was the
scene OF considerable excitement at one time, owing
10 the sudden anxiety to get of stocks. The ad-
vance OF the Bank OF England rate Of discount and
The continued strngency In money readily explain
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TIE REAL ESTATE MARKET.

Messrs Muller, wilkins a Co. sold yesterday, by
order OF the supreme Court, Marcus J. Waldheimer,
reieroe:-
-four story brick honses with stores. on Sd av, near
1OSth lots (about) l7xO0. $40 xl27O0
front houses lots lO160 ........... 1850
lots, )Ssth st., near 9Th (abou 2bx99, EACH LIN
A. ]. Blocker, son Il Co. sold:-
No. % Franklin av., between Lafayette and DeKab
avs BROOKLYN, three story brick hJuse lot 20xs0;
house ~ IT. 9lUo
James NJ Miller solo:-
South Washing ton square house ssbs 10, $500
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CLOSING PRIOEs-5 O'CLOCK P. IL.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Mnrkct Quiet and Decidedly Lower
Tor Prompt Delivery and Easier for Fu-
ture-- Receipts mt the Ports, SECS Bales
Wheat irregular, spring Lower aud Winter
Hisher-Corn Higher-Onts L0wer-P0rlk
und Lard Eirn,or-spirits Turpentinc Easi-
er-Whislxey Lower.
THURSDAY, April 11-6
COTTON on the spot neglected and entirely
In value, with dropping tendency. The quotations sub
joined show decline OF Ac per ID. ordinary and c.
per ID. decline good ordinary and low midng. The
ter qualities unchanged For future delivery fair
business in progress at former prices. The
ti0ns loot up follows:-
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GHRsT AND LOWEST PRICES,
The following table shows the hisnest anl lowest
prces OF the PRINCIPAL stocks during the day.
RAILROAD EARNINGs-ERIE TR

RAILROAD EARNINGs-ERIE TRAFFIC.
We are glad to welcome the republication Of the
earnings Of the Erie Raiway-a good beginning on
the part OF the new directors The return Is as fol-
lows
me first week in April, 1872. s365514
The llrst week IN April, 1871. 3009i3
Increase over last year. s55,565
the following comparison OF railway trafllc for
the first quarter Of 1872, with the corresponding
business ollast year, Is from the Financial Cis0acle
OF tnls week: -
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he quotations cotton running in quality not
than half grade above below the grade quoted
CoTFEEThe market rem lined dull and entirely nominal
for all descriptions guoe:Carsoes Rio ordinary i44c.
l6c; do falr. l5>Sc 15&c do. good, l6c l6c. do.
prime, l6'ac 7c gold, bond sxtv Maracabo sc.
I95Sc. Laguayra Sc. S0c. ST. Domingo On bond, 13c
Java. PC. a nc, cod, duty paid.
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Receipts -four, 6673 bb's. wheat,
900 bushels $500 do meal, $50 bbls. and 81
bags oats 81 200 bushels. The -four market quiet but
steady The sales portion last evening" aggregate about
q400 bbs including 800 bb Southern and 100 bbs
hne rye at prices within the OF quotations Corn
meal continued I'm limited demand steady. We
hear of sales OF 800 bbs Western yellow az 80 40 the
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Included in the above ls9 bales arrive
delivery basis low mddn the as follows


delivery basis low mddn the sales have follows
Sales last evening" after three p M-Apr 700 23c May
at % 5-lgc August, 100 at 70 ll.l6c 200 at 25ssc
OCTOBER 100 At s9sSc Total 1900 bales Sales today
1885, s. d a. 100 z. sas ca regular 800 at q lille 100
May 500 at 23c, COO at % Bile, 100 at 23Ac, 100 at
a2c 200 at IAe 800 at % sl6c 100 at 23Ac 100 at
500 a, 3 Sse 100 q, e . 90 :.
for. loo May. Total, 1905 bales. Grand total
foews.1c o Liverpool by steam ~; BY SAIL s.lsa;
steam, 3D. Compressed; Hc sail; Bremen, Dy steam
&c, gold. compressed SAIL Nc; to Baltic ports by rai
receipts at the port: sum gp as follows weston 1872
8b7; wilmineton, y. Norfolk, 4O5; Baltimore, 9l5 New
York SOL Boston, g. Total 6,.6s This last week,
Bl19. This day last year. 9.732, We Quote
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, April II, 1872
Cotton quiet; good linarv 20c. 2Osc. Net receipts,
lSs bales Sales, SOU Stock, 1891
NEW ORLEANS, April II, 1871
Cotton steady middlngs, 2ac. Net receipts 4l3 bales
!ross $500 Exports 10 Liverpool 367 Sales O0 stock,
l35,758.
MoBILE, April II, 1874
receipts 2So bales Exports Great Britain 1881. saes
sOO Stock, 33,Sg7.
sAvAsNAH, April II, 1872
Cotton quiet bu. firm; middngs LAC. Net receipts, 1857
paies Exports-To Great Britain 1885, coaswsc, ls9s
Sales, l,SO0 Stock, S3ss7.
Tobacco active. Sales lis hhds lugs at 81 co. good cutting
leaf, $2U.
,.ss OswEGo. N. Y, April j, 1879.
Flour steady and sales 800 pbs at 80 for No.
spring, 40 80 for amber winter 80 white winter W 0
for double extra. Wheat scarce saes 800 bushels No. NIL
waukee club at 81 O bushels choice white Canada on
private terms.tne latter quoted at Si 80 sl " Corn
so ss a NJ San for on n terms c
shorts, x26 shtpsls, 1927 $685. middlings yes 800
ton, AZ to quality. Hghwiues, 65tSc Railroad freghts-
Flourto Boston, 6Oc to New York. Soc to Albany 42e
CHICAGO, April II, 1872.
Flour In improved demand; sales OF spring at $50 %
SO o. Wheat acve and firm at vi 22A ~ 241 for No.
improved demand at zoe. for No. 2 Barley firm at S0c
Provisions firm Pork sold at &l3 10 Lard quiet at IS As
10 TO- Bulk meats steady and Arm sales OF shoulders at
sc clear rib sides AT bsc. Co. clear sides at 6c Hams
IN pickle sold ut 7c &c. Whskey nrmer &c. BID held at
Ac nc higher Hogs moderately active at VA l216
"a o. Cattle rmer Receipts 4oou bbls flour 1000 BUSH
es wheat $4,000 do corn do oats 1000 barley and
5000 hoes shipments4,QU0 bbls. -four, 1900 bushels
wheat 10 o) do corn, 2OO 20. OATS OO do 1900 do.
barley and 5000 hos.
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we quote Inferior to common refining. The. She /;
fair 70 good far refining, SIZE assc good to reh
ing os<c Hsc iair to good grocery. &c. SAC. prime
20 choice grocery CSC sc centrifugal hhds and boxes
&C. a Csc Hsvana-Boxes, Dutch standard, Nos 10 O.
,fc s'sc do " 70 H. asc do IL 70 l5 9sc.
a aS white lie iaC Porto Eoooommon to prime re-
Brazil-Dutch standard Nos to u, 71ac a Sc. java
Dutch standard, Nos 10 TO IL sac. 9sc Maula-Superor
ana extra superior, TIC SIC New Orleans--ae
grades ac a Ss1c. grocery do &C. a l0c
. IALLow was In fair demand and Sales 60 600
lbs at sHc for common and Csc. for choice.
WHisKEy-Receipt ~ bbls. The market to-day was
Shc - 1890 ''S'~ -~sN''e~ - -oe 1870 -
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.ns S.sa. a 9nS hssvy he
amber, which wa. virtually Tiaaagn from the
Ma nss p sS. o asesi for
Mvaqfss spring sOst y 80 Tor do il store and
II Is for red Jersey Choice amber Michigan held at 81 90
=
. oas s s1s isS Sr in l %s sa
Of Inferior West sold At ? esoee aote
pnc mixed sn
7sAc. ne for Western yellow. Southern white nominal
marke. FOR berth fre,gh,s dun. ea.
call FOR vessels for the trade AND those
ss r nsra
liverpool Sy steam 1000 bushes grain a,
ys,e terms The cbariers comprise Italian Srs hence
g ssse $50 tS p:a
eum, As. lsd British seaashp gao tons, sten gen
a nn sIs
MoL4ssKs-rhe matAes for both foreign and domestic .
Centrifugal and mixed. .lsc. a26c
Saseoyado reiun. asc oc &c s5 5c
,oro Mus Museovado Docery....Sec ssSc. sse. ssc
EnsIish Islands. ,'.... PC Sc
NAVAL sronrsihs market for spirits urpcn,lne con-.
% sSy. 1: We hear 81 s s Of 5
'ss'i
as
PETRoLFUM-On 'Chanse to-day the market for refined
showed little animal on and prices steady, but
the offerings we're light We hear OF sales OF 40Oo bills
bbs do for remainder of month at 2lsc. Crude in bulk
quiet but firm; quoted at 12c Case oil met with mod
crate inquiry, but heard of no saes held at t4c 1Sc
% @s f'ss1 "
SSsh
PROVISIONS -Receipts-Pork IA bbs beef, 1891 pack
ages cut 500 packages lard $40 bbs and terces
and 70 kegs The market for mess pork was fairly active
bols April l3 30; 800 bbs for do. at S3 37Hi loo
bbls for MAY at l3 30 xl3 500 bills for July at 10 10
and 500 bbs for August at $l3 The jobbng trade was
nrmgenersy held above the views Of buyers long clear
held With sd nos, Of v. SH aIe: short a1aer clear al
Beer was in riae better demand Il steady pces were
made in lots q 1875 bs at s I'll for mess sio si2 20,
ss % ." ss %sc
s and ssdy hear Of s Of
hams 1Oc 12 picked bellies 7c &c. for boxed or loose
do shoudcra SC. $50 do. hams. &c. loc LardThe
e.
color and &c. l6c for choice tO0 erces for May al
s ESQ erces for June as 9c and 200 terces for July
stsS A Chicago S9o srces for June realized $40 City
RIoR.-The market to-day for Carolina duh and
weak but exhibited particular change In former quota
we hear of saes Of 100 bags Patna ~ 7c 7c, and 80
bags Rangoon at SIC. . 71c
sU9ARIhe market for raw has been rine moro active
to-day fair prices The sales aggregate about 1888 hhds
refining Cubas, comprising all GRADES q. prices within the
range quotations. and 73 boxes centrifugal private
terms Refined was in moderate demand and steady
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-22

SUNDAY SHAvING-A petition pur.
porting to come from the BARRIERS OF the
city, and which bore the signatures OF
II. X. List, John Bailey, L. A. Hagans
and other knights Of the lather brush
and cup, was read before the Second
Branch of Council, on Tuesday night.
1t asks the passage of an ordinance to
prevent BARRIERS from publicly pursuing
their avocations on Sunday. 1t was
referred to the committee on Ordi.
nances. We are Of the opinion that if
the people did not visit barber shops on
Sunday, barber shops would not be
kept open, and we would be in favor OF
the passage of q law infiicting the
heaviest penalties on any barber who
should rush out on to the streets OF a
Sunday and catch customers and ruth
lessly compel them to get shaved. No
barber should be permitted to do it. In
other words, there is very little use in
passing laws that the people generally
will treat as dead letters First edu'
cate the people to believe that it is
wrong to get shaved on Sunday, and the
asked.for law will be obeyed.
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CLEAR THE TRACK Street Com,
missioner Leonhart, in this mornings
paper, notifies those persons who have
INSTRUCTED the sidewalks with boxes,
barrels, &c, that they must remove
them within twenty-four hours, or suf'
fer the penalty imposed by law. This
is right. The sidewalks on most Of
our streets are so narrow that it is hard
work for two persons to walk them
abreast, and when they are piled up
with boxes and barrels as We have
seen Main street fixed, it is almost i'm
possible for one person to get along,
except he go edgeways. Clear them
off, Cooney, and the many ladies who
have had shawls and dresses torn by
catching them on box hoops or nail:
will thank you.
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The LECTURE LAST NIGHT.-The lee
ture delivered by DR.. Marshall in
Washington Hall, last night, on the
subject of Liberty in the Catholic
Church" was listened to by one OF the
largest audiences ever assembled in the
hall. The learned doctor maintained
that there was less liberty in any or al
Of the churches than in the Church o
Rome. He is a ready, attractive and
fluent speaker. a close reasoner, and
has made himself thoroughly convers
ant with his subject. He was formerly
Protestant, we are informed. His
lecture seemed to give great satisfaction
to his audience, who testified their ap
prevail by frequent bursts of applause.
The sum melted by the Catholic lnsti-
tute, for whose benefit the lecture was
given, will enable the directors to add
very materially to the number Of vol
umes in their library.