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Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-02-03
SEWING MACHINES.
WHEELER & WILSON.

THE GREAT TRIAL OF SEWING MACHINES
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-02-03

CRANE & BRIGHAM,
REDINGT0N, HOSTErTER & CO.,
Wholesale Agents,
novlim. San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-02-03
FOR SKIN DISEASES,

Eruptions, letter, Salt Rheum, Blotches, Spots
Pustules, Boils, Carbuncles, Ring Worms,
Scald- cad, Sore Eyes, Erysipelas, Itch, Scurfs
Discolorations of the Skin, of whatever name
or nature, are literally dug up and carried out
of tho system in short time by the use of
these Bitters. One bottle in such cas- will
convince the most incredulous Of their cura-
tive effects
Cleanse tho Initiated Blood whenever you
find its impurities bursting through the ski
in Pimples, Eruptions or Sores cleanse it
when you find it ObStructed and slugs sh in the
veins cleanse it when it is foul, and your
feelings will tell you when. Keep the Blood
pure and the health of the system will follow.
PIN, TAPE or other WORMS,
lurking in the system of so many thousands.
are ettectually destroyed and removed For
full directions, read carefully the circular
around each bottle, printed in four languages
English, German, French and Spanish.
j. WALKER, Proprietor.
II. II. MCDONALD & co.,
Druggists and General Agents,
San Francisco, California, and
~ and 81 Commerce Street,
io-ly' New York.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-02-03
AYERS HAIR VIG0R.
For Restoring Gray Hair TO its
Natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at once
agreeable, heal
thy and effect
ual for prescrv-
ing the hair
1t soon restores
faded or gray
hair to its oriei-
nal color, with
Ill the gloss and
res h n ess of
youth. Il h i n
lair is thicken-
I'd, falling hair
c h eek G d, and
badness, often,
though n 0 t al
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-02-03

OF TRINITY COUNTY!
OF TRINITY COUNTY!
OF TRINITY COUNTY,
OF TRINITY COUNTY!
OF TRINITY COUNTY!
OF TRINITY COUNTY,
OF TRINITY COUNTY!
OF TRINITY COUNTY!
OF TRINITY COUNTY /!
OF TRINITY COUNTY {!
OF TRINITY COUNTY
OF TRINITY COUNTY!
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-02-03

DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS
DEVOTED TO TEHE INTERESTS
DEVOTED TO TIE INTERESTS
DEVOTED To TQEE INTERESTS
DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS
DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS
DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS
DEVOTED TO TIE INTERESTS
DEVOTED TO TEIE INTERESTS
DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-02-03
DR.. J. @. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
Practical and Analytical Chemists.

SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-02-03
HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS
Hear Testimony TO their
Wonderful Curative
ECTS.
WHAT ARE THEY i?

Il DRINK, made of Poor Rum Whisky
Proof Spirits and Refuse Liquors doctored,
spiced and swectened to please the taste called
"Tonics," "Appetizers," " Restorers," ETC.,
that lead the tippler on to drunkenness and
ruin, but are
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-02-03
PATENTED 1859.
THSEEE DREADNAUGHT" SAFE,
IL manufactured by the
TiItOn Mcfarland Safe Manufactur.
iIag Company, % and 81 Eiber-
ty Street, New York.

The only Company manufacturing this Burg
lar-proof Safe
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-02-03
MEDICAL.
A GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY
DIR. WALKERS CALIFORNIA
VIM EGAR BITTERS.

FORFEMALE COMPLAINTS wheth-
er in young or old, married or single, at the
dawn of womanhood or at the turn OF life,
these Tonic Bitters have no equal.
pF5- SEND FOR A CIRCULAR. ga
They are, Gentle Purgative as
we'll as Tonic, possessing also the pecu-
liar merit of acting as a powerful agent in re-
lieying Congestion or Inflammation of the
Liver and all the Visccral Organs.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15
TAKE WARNING!

g'EE V. d T. r. Il. co. ARE ANXIOUS TO
take due precaurion against accidents aac
'ss Of life resulting from the running of then
trains; and they take this method Of warning pa
rents and guardians against the dangers ATTENDING
the too common practice of children playing about
...cIr cars and locomotives Those havingi in charge
Sc business of the Company find it impossible to
PERSUADE boys. " ho frequent The termini and stop
piLg places Of the read from climbing upon tn.
ans and engines; and they viii feel themselves
obliged to resort to r,ore decided measures If these
are Continued. Recent accidents.
snich are wholly ascrii,abIe to the careiessress o.
Iorsons III jumping or and of the cars when il
..noffon, should be warning enough in Themselves
h. VI. YERINaiOS, Superintendent.
ugust Is, 1870. ;
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15
ON MARRIAGE.

"ApPY RErIE FOR YOUNG NES FROM
the effects of Errors ana Abuses in earIs
Iif. Manhr-d restored. Impeiiment- To Mar.
-tars removed. New method Of treatment. New
md remarkable remedies Books and Circulars
,-pr rr.e. in sealed envelopes
address, HOuAkD ASSoCI ALTON, No. .
ssu-b Ninth street, Philadelphia, PAN instftu-
tiou having , high reputation for honorable SAD
duo, and profession. laugel :6m-
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15
Y. & I. r. r.
IN AND AFTER TUESDAY, OCTOBER Isl:
Through Passenger Trains

Fer RENO, connecting with Eastern and Western
bound Passenger Trains Of the c.. z, R.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15
DUST ON THE A
BY EVA NJ. De JARNETTE.

Take the trials God has sent you,
smooth the wrinkles from your brow,
Half the tribes that Cypress you,
Matter nOf-a week from now.
If you know not how to bear them,
Ask God-he will teach you how.
Be not troubled, ov~er-carefuI.
Lest the notes dim duty'S light,
And in gazing after trifieS.
GraVer things pass out of sight.
And in cleaning household vessels
Fail to keep your own heart bright.
What if childish hands are busy
>trewins flowers or tracking clay
over floors Just secured so nicely,
Little footprints wash away.
Stains and track of merry children
Are not sfnS-oh. let them play.
True. Your husband likes all tidy,
But he want all cheerful, too,
He forgiveS a slight confusion,
squares il with a smile from you:
Then Il pleasant bit Of gossip
Makes him feel As g0Odiasnew.
Men. though liking all things coy,
Don't object to trash and noise
Hearing echoes of their childhood
In the cre2ky boots of BOYS:
And I think they like the music
of the horns and drums and TOYS.
My own Observation-Disclosures bless him
When | work with might and main.
Washing. sweeping. busting, securing,
Doorstep. floor, and window pane,
me stop and take life easy"
Clearth h dust from off my brain"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15
Frs,ght and Accommodation Trains

Law" Virginia CITY f. Reno At : IS II an!
Isl : A.N and l.3o 2. VI.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15
FE3EdsSsT EEss=S

Lave FEr-r = City a-f Cars 70 HA1TT -eAr.
) \. NJ. 10 A. VI L NJ. > =. 81. ard .
=. y.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1872-06-06
%. santasJe.

Nsie na6 langem are,Sen auf Sturmbes
,pester See Die 8eiienoen, fobaIb bas S9iff
i'm iideren 9afen 9lnfer 9elporfen ii1 bianen
penisen Stnnoen aerltre,ett ula in ben iels
tennen SalIen einanber ,pieber su begesnen,
10 trennen iid ra6 semeiniamer Sabrf bur1
Die prairien 5re,.nbe unb 8efannte, bic 10
Ianse treu sniamnensebaIteu baberL mad flrs
Sem, aber berslidem Abfdiebssrub, pieaei6t
aud NIT elmer Ibrdne Der @ebu,utb i'm Maae,
auf NimneriuieberIeben Don einanber.
go batten aud Der Doftor, 9Berner unb
Gardner ii6 mad ibrer anfunft in Santas5e
pon benz poitfibrer unb ieinem Sobne se=
trennt uu, uorlaufis in einem 8onbaale, ben,
Ggdangez SoteL ibr 1lnterfominen su iuden.
Son ben letten Stunben ibres Suiammenieins
NIT Boulder rparen iie r,ir rpenig erbaut. 4
Sc naber lie ibrea Gno3ieI rldten, I'm, ls
wortfarser nnb finiterer ip,lrbe er. Der sSrob.
finn feines Spbnes nabm easegen in belnlel.
ben Vlabe aa,. obne iid inbeijeu in elmer, fors,
Ioien &naben i'm MlIsemeinen eisentblmIiden,
serdui9uoIlen Weiie ;u aubern.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1872-06-06
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Two Dollars per Year Invariably In Advance.

Iasas saass a a, ~ q
mss siis 1ssis ossr ss's;f M ss;sss as 49,
kars 0nys5 ;s,sae ~ EsSs,ss 80.
In -,
enfri6 - gseTnsr az sns' a is;nss, ssci.
lhSr S;s sovsS nsEsS ssss sss -, 49,,
Iestys S,,s s.s,S ss.,ss fcs,S Z o,,,'!v.s
- ssiner e,eerse ,sos a 80 f''s'
Asl;oa Senores I rief NauIaer DIE Lana,
/ 9eitihe fnaIIte bie seds WenmItbiere ieinten
rIIlid fraft;a IN sie G,esmirre ,,,,S in ,narfsn,
Irabe siIfem e. ,,s;t !ys onf rom shens, e.
:7IIoe fanm fiibIborer Qcss ,o,,, morTtnToA s;,,-
iinter . ~ 9Fs sS''' - 2 U
4 Sin seftsomer gRonn be,,,srfts ssoFtnss sa;;.
oeIom. bebon6eIte ma mic m;,fs m,,tes mi,
frnthem nSre 81 MIR 1, m sr,ss
ifI 8 s;irnSn ~ S1ss8 1ss' ''''' *
q cam fe;rss esobnea ,n,oe,r ,,;,ff,f bsfrss.
4 tiafe gnsrnsr Ssr Ss,u {olffrc;n s;,5,,e,,S ~
ISbd,ts n,rb aemdSrfe. ,sie n NM ibm wsasn,e,,.
Ss Wo;ssr HI Sis syss -
5aonrnltI fief @cfbiiier aits. gnbent e fem
Igfer6 iuenbete ilnb sid gpaniarb nabritt,
s s nm s ysa ss, vss.s ~
osn hotfs s,nr,i SsT ffe III n,,nsp6c
/ mi. ,inh 4, ie;,ssm s,niasn mi Ssr ys,,Esi
MIR nj ,riisse {; ,n;e "a sr,sa s,sos6e, n,
Its SaS - s,s;t sryer .,rs
1IMae in ertroos,, ,,n g3ei,HmsrSsr IbsffIsi-
IoeIte ~ lTssss 9
s1BarS SorouF botfer S;e sre;; esssrp,nse INN
W;II Icsnoy;nrS ;r Ss,r = Sstsnfs
ader unterosbra6t hi nnS 4 I sin q aers,i,nioes ram I'LL
Irrad5 besooe,, IN mel ssus nrit l6enbitI.
Hen aeffliis sRaira IN ;s,eM III iF,rsr sT;ia.
Ser moie Ssv ts.,,s S;s
aooer;aStten hoteu - Is ss'.asFS s
Sos mar her Ssrsiss G;n,,,o Ser Me;seoeno,,eu :,
Eeonto.so os,,ss 49,. ~
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1872-06-06

oebrnd5en I'll bok iein suoriif a,tf Sic 30
Sirm 6;e Mnmeienheit up,i buS5oaieren in
4 bersn f6afiaen Mefffnnb ftbeiterte. ggr 81
;nhr;s,n is;nem qlInm niiiI,f d,ifoenr6en urib 81
tet hrinoenb. bos Nunrtier ffr Sen WitrY(6e
4 fernerbir pifen ii hoften. 'aFg
alosln 6sSsiit s & 81 GQutasssSe ID (e;ns
j Dos RI ns6e elffifumt. Cr tsfunS iidb d,
BEN g,eee end,ri, {einer NnYri,,. s9yas' 85f7l
j gyorf irnet eine Meile mod. as s
4 St5 u,lrk fort. ffoute 4 fo6dn,s, iisbem er Al
1 riidtrdf n benfeiben 4uaenb Sid hunte ei
i emnh MN M 0irihe heriiher. bent fooTeit
4 bo1 Sreiid5en ms 0rd2seu ber nufaeidendj
/ tel W5aet mathfoTate. g ssft
! @reeneI6er proiite erfhredt pon ber Maue
aurttt: 0arf ftonb la, dis iesii e feIbft burs
1 Sen GmuF oetrp{fen fnprbeit. rpdhrenb Bruf
! bidt neben Sem Ginaana ii Sic @erfitatt al,
cine dnhdufuna fprofdIfia iiber einanber ge
| {dihteter Q,tfhieoeI afisa. siinteshaIb her Ded
| eeineit lolet Sfeiii oits Ser Nd,ler aoa Nni
| SurIb bic Deffmlna ii6er ben Sdnthpaa for
nod Ser Rir3e binaberpdbtt. g. mar hos
feI6e Meuerfndb. burt6 lpfIdes er fHra snpel
Bart bas Gionaf aesebeu bate. i1,ssss
Msas e peSysohia, b;ente am ,peaigittn be-
sn i'm ~ bessbisen. Drsi auf 4ieseeHg be
fittene Skinner ktefterf n,,f beut 4orvIat be1
Rirbe. Giner 6erfeIben hattie, eifenbar aus
wastDrsaen oa6 s,efr oer &rane1 aalStlgeMss9st y 3
pena UrSlD erianate oexfaiee. oaB Ws wv.
mertlamteit Der orei J!sM0et no aDmee9iesas
pen pc snsfreiieHeen t2paTseH geeeln w
peg ln lrammef hegenoen sofapf 5nmenpe.e'
gIei9 baraAf 96Ioppirte biister bens bic 2aHe'
l1!ate aaasf eslse nir3e Stre0e pe1oe1geDeeH
atr1en9a9el ets1e 9eeroe D!anlfDsefe 1ss9et,
p.e 8efolst pen esl'e'l, auf fdipem Isalassg.ss y 8
oeTssisnen lglasfen Saflgfa' Guy esa ~ 4 =
sulens'e. Ose goreetlen e!l ApleIe .gaHsIs aoss
saam oas erls2naf sg xsanss esss.pk a'e ~. 81.
ie9slpannssfs gSa9ea eIidien, PEN 5ur Sens e
sstas S.ssss' s'e s'''9ss'
~ "a. a,.s., - s,..st ,;s,,,...h;. ,,,.,,.s~.a
,S \. kak., I s. Y ,.,,s y, =.
. ~ S;~ Ss..as,. wv Nm X go;ssm ,e,,,
E I hsoI.ssSsn in aa s;.rs @ :; . aerahs - ,,a',
her Gorte inn Sic r;dbt snei gteins ilber eis
na,,ber fam Iieoen ieben.' obne beu.G Gjr,tnb bas
FIR nua,min;orire,, mi G,,erut .Neimreiten
ift's uid,ts. ,nenSete er iih borouf fihtbor per.
fttort an Rnrf. benn rr,ie ,npoIIt SIR binonsoe.
lansen, obne poi, benen bo briiben bemertt su
tperbens ~ @ SIS. t s. s,.'5a
aber bos 9ferb, erpiberte Barf an8HIi9,
es fam unm6sliA ibrer Mufmertlomfeit ents
eeben - . is 7a.., IS
Die Yoft! rief @reenelber in bas @emad
binein, benn aud er mar mad BEN @emauer
binaufsetleHert, nm einen Bid auf Bic 2ir6e
,.nb Seren fmsebuns su seuinnen, bic Boit
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1872-06-06

Abf6ieo pon bem YofsSiibrer. Diefer NOR
rubiger un6 fdlter geporben, aIs. man mad
ieinen iiinsiten Dtittbeillusen eisentIi1 en-
tparten fonnte. st f9ien fo9nr pergeijen I'D
baben, baB er iberbaupt esnen Spbn beiaB ibis
@erner, Der Manuel Don Der anberen Seite
bes Yldbes beriiberriet i'm baran erii,nerte.
Manuel failt auf feinent flinfen SaIben berz
beiseiprenst unb bic sroBen sldn3enben Ans
gen nit frasenbem stusbrud auf ieinen Batter
gebeftet, erfubr er port oieienl bab tire gez
sleiter inn 2eberuobI 81 iagen plnf9ten. (
Du begibit bid beilte nod ms @ebiree,
| fiigte 8outber erfldrenb biasM, ilnb rpenn nil
ruieoer nad benz Nifo,tri aufbre6en, boben
uniere Sreunoe Santa-Se Iansft perIaIIen
finb iie aber nod bier, biirfte BIZ bic 5eii
n,anseln, iie auf3niu6en, iie nod einmaI A.,
besriiben itnb beiner 9anfbarfeit ali ueriidern,
8oulber's Worte isbienen fiir ben iuaen6,
li6en YoItreiter einen periteften gefeE al
entbalten, benn als er ssenbist perneigte bic.
| Ter fi1 leidt ,lilo nit rpi,nSerbarer Brasie
| rporailf er 5u ben pier ReiIeaefabrten beral,
rift nno ibnen NIT unuerfennbarer Bermirr
lns bic Sanb rei6te. Derner 1par Der 2es
te, non Dem er F6 perabi9ie6ete, ,lnn iddr
fer mod trat bas ii,nige Be6auern auf ieines
mabbenbaft 5arten, leidt sebrdlnten 3aseI
berpor, ais er tbm 8liid nnb @ebeiben su al
len ieinen lnternebm,lnsen mink y +.
2eiber 1T es mir ni6t personnt, ,,nlsre Jun
ge 8efannti6aft weiter 90 pfesen,s cbemerft
WerneE beu freunoIiden Ssnaben treubersi,
bic 5anb briifeno, i'd Ideine eben niin emma
oaSa beitimmt su ieiut mid pon Aaen treulei
au mafem fur bic I'D mebr ais serp0bnlid
Ibeilnabme empfnbe- 50 s.as a gss8t
Il MlanadL bic Wsaultbiere biesen Il, cine fal
fde Strabe einsR i4snitt 8ouIoer al, mas Z
| rpeiter iagen woIIte. usais a3 n !.
] Cine Hammenbe Slut I6pB benz iunse
The New York herald., 1872-08-24
COTTON RECEIPTS.
Total Net Receipts OF Cotton Since Sep
tcmber I. 1871.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

s SSn wss d s,oeE Sna: I % Messy @ Ne, Met rsssD
l,s1 Exports coastwse, 35l. Sales 625.
New ORLEANS, August 23 1872.
Cotton dull and little doing low nidngs, i9l4c a
i91e Net receipts 2ts bales Gross 2.s Exports coast
5oo' gross 6O6. Exports cOastwise, Gai. sales, co.,
Monnr, August %, 1872.
ports r. Stock 7Ss weeSyNet pseep s.
gross d. Exports coastwse, 49,
Cotton quiet: demand light MddIings iss,c Nes re-
4sfp M Exports cea.t%s Css &
Sales l62
,.s ,ss 81 miadl,qs; w %
72s. Exports coastwise, rs. Sales. 70o.
wrLxIscros, n. C., August gs 1s72
nsa R5a sPs?qf aI ! rg s. sss e Ss
R%e e S ow q g 5 pa o Yellow GrYds b Il
for virgin. Tar steady at s4
OswEGo, August % 1872
for amber Winter 50 e loT white WneI $40 double
b % DSe new Indiana SS M cos
lower sales $500 bushels at Soc, two car loads at sc
,SS SSsgis ss S5as
New fcTi amper 8 g i9e Hudson s sSl scS
ts'd ASan1 e EeeSps sSD sS e9e
BUFFALO. August 2s. Is72.
sS% SSTls @
Wheat ioiS bushels; corn 6is0 do. oats, 5i,y1do;
barley, 2,OOO do; rye aV do. Canal feghts-Wheat,
i2l4e; corn ll4e; oats, 1,4c Flour quiet; Western
81 80; amber, IS 50 q ss7t Wheat advancing; sales,
500D bushels Milwaukee No. Spring ats 81; 1900 do
do TO arrive ut 81 35 small lots red Winter at 81 46
Corn steady sales, v,00 bushels at Soc Oats steady;
quoted at Sc Tor No Western by load and sSlc
SIC. in lots. Balance unchanged
CHICAGO, August 23, 1872
Flour quiet and weak Wheat steady; sales of No.
Spring at 81 24 cash Tor seller August 81 I2 seller sep
tembor No Spring sold from u 10 10 81 49, according 10
locations No. Spring quoted az 80 &C. Corn steady sales
of No. mixed at Sac S4c cash or seller August,
quoted 3ssc Oats steady No sold at &c Rye quiet
and weak No sold at c Barley steady; sales of No
Fall at &c. Provisions unchanged Mess pork nomi.
nslly l45sc. l5c. cash or seller 10 October l. Lard
steady AT s1sc for winter ssc. SIC. summer. Bulk
meats in good demand shoulders sold at 61lc 67sc.;
short rib middles 9ac. Whiskey quiet and steady at
s9lsc. Lake ircghts-Demand active and rates higher;
Buffalo, 0sc bid lie. asked Tor corn, II &C. wheat
Kingston, lgc. for Rccepts-f,JJO bbls flour.
Z2Co bushels wheat, $4,000 do corn, 79D do oats 500
do. rye, 10000 do barley. shpments-4.00 bbs Hour,
5000 bushels wheat zs0 do corn, IS 900 do oats ItcDj
do do haIInY
The New York herald., 1872-08-24
SMALLPOX IN JERSEY CITY.
Alarming Spread Of the MaIady-several
Deaths During the Week.

AT no time for many years has the smallpox taken
such deep root in Jersey City as during the
past four weeks Wayne street, First street
Second street and Fourth street have been
Ftsited with a vengeance. A sort of quarantin
exists In the "Black Districtu bounded on the
bouth by wayne street and the north py Fourth
street. That portion OF First street living between
Brunswick street and the hill was auarantined
yesterday by the common consent of the IN
habitants, and no trafiic was pormitted
through IL. The number OF cases in the citv
during the past week was about two hundred. ami
the number OF deaths from twelve to fifteen If ia
fiifiicult to obtain reliable information as TO fbe
number of severe cases. for the people are very can
Ei0us even about notifying the DOCTORS lest the pa
fients may be taken away to the hospital.
The city authorities as usual are not making
any move in the matter except TO pay punctuay
fhe salary Of q health Inspection which was in.
creased few days ago TO 81 500 year No pre-
Sentive measures whatever have been adopted TO
rescue the people who arc taxed for what Il known
rs the Health Department. Many months ago the
HERALD sounded the keynote of alarm, but the
convicted Police commissioners, who still hold the
reins OF power refused to part with anv OF the Ring
appOinteeS or appoint some one who would Crap
pie with the c0ntagion. The people are left to the
mercy OF the plague. The HERALD reporter was in
Formed by an eminent physician IN the city that he
knows many houses visited by the smallpox in
which no disinfectants were used by the tenants
and the consequence Is that the smallpox Is rapid,
Vs9imunjcates-
The New York herald., 1872-08-24
HERALD SATURDAY, a.

from Phadelpha to Havre Dunkirk 1900 bbis crude
petroleum., rs. I'D. an American bark, from do. a
direct Mediterranean port 100 bills refined do an
American brig, lSO tons, from Wilmington a direct
port In the United Kingdom full naval stores at
IS Tor spirits ana 6S for rosin British bark
age and rate British bark 10 Cadz. with light pipe
slaves on private terms
GUSNIEs.-With the exception Of occasional small un-
important sales, there nothing doing branch OF
trade The offerings free at the annexed
We quote domestic CLOTH As4c l5Ac. bags. lie Tor
light or heavy.
HEMP AND JUTr-we learn OF sales Of any descrp-
ton of hemp and prices were unchanged Manila quoted
AT lie gold Jute has been In light request and steady
within the range at $40 6iic. gold. Butts were also
steady with sales reported OF 5I bales at 256c cur
rency 60 days. 800 bales rumored at 2c. currency and
600 bales iH Boston at 2lsc currency.
HAY AND SrRAw.-There has been less demand for the
few days for both shipping and retail qualities and
prices are shade in buyers favor. We quote Old aud
new shipping, 81 81 l5 do retail qualities 81 ~ 5, -;
clover soc. S5c. long straw, 81 81 %; short do
75c. s5c. oat zoe. Sbc.. nnd new do. 6oc. 6bc.
Hors.-There is very little demand at the moment for
any description. Prime qualities, however, are scarce
and holders still retain their confident feeling
MkraLs-Coppcr has been only in limited request, but
about steady. Sales were reported o LA0o lbs Of lake
at S &c cash and early future delivery. English
The market tor tin quiet but qucably changed
We hear of sales OF 500 boxes charcoal tin private
terms and 100 pigs Straits private terms quoted at
3i1sc gold FOR straits aud English Specr quiet but
steady 81 To- gold Tor sesian other metals were dGict
and unchanged.
MoIAssFsITherc has been a little moro inquiry for
foreign today, but without leading 10 Important business
domestic sold Ia jobhng way at ul curr, nj prices.
Later ~ hhds Porto Rico sold on private tcruir We
The New York herald., 1872-08-24
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MoNgy MARKEr.-LoSpov, August 23-J T. NJ -
Consos and American securities closed unchanged.
al 55f Zoe.
LIVERPOOL CorfoS MArxEr-LrvERpooL, August 2g-5 p.
M-Thc market closed quiet and steady; quotations un-
changed The sales OF the day have been lUUJ bales in
cludg 2D for export and eculaton The sales OF the
or export and SCc0 on speeuation The stock import y
9Uv bales, including 29OJ Anne rcan T1e receipts OF
the week have been Co, bales, including 1900 Ameri
can Actual export, 1000 bales The stock Of cotton az
sea bound to this port is 26V0 bales. including l2VU
American m
TRADE MANCHESTER R.--LIvERPooI August 4.-Thc
market for yarns and iabrcs at Manchester Is steady.
LlyknrooL BREADsrUFrs gEL--ivtRrooL august
5 r. Mrhe receipts OF corn ut this port Tor the past
three days have been 5 DJ quarters, including 3!UU
Amcrca The receipts of wheat Tor The past three days
The New York herald., 1872-08-24
Professor Charles Beke,s Opinion.

You have so recently allowed me to advocate in
the Times DR.. Livingstone's supposed discovery of
the true sources OF the Nile on the great water.
shed OF Southern Africa, running for 700 miles
across the Continent from east to west between ten
and twelve degrees south latitude that 1t Is only tit
1 should ask you to permit me, in like manner, to
thooter pdtinOdie in the columns of your world
wide circulating journal. Ii the information now
given by great traveller in his letters and de-
spatches published in the Times and other news
papers be correct 1t is physically impossible Tor
The rivers running nOrthward from that water
shed and c0nverging in his Central Lualaba,n
which he traced downward to four degrees south
latitude, and there left running 'right away to the
NORTH" TO be IN any manner connected with the
Upper Nile. The proof of this IS very simple.
"A Relative the late Captain Speke" has cor
Tcctly stated in the Times of this morning that the
Lualaba does not run INTO either Lake Tanganyika
or the Albert Nyanza. DR.. Livingstone himself ap-
In his letter. published in the Times Of the 29th u,
that the position OF his 'furthest'' run in the
th degree gre o of east Longitude makes mt II
valley is the western branch, or Petherick's Nile
Ethe Bahr el Ghazal), and not the eastern branch
which Speke, Grant and Baker believed TO be the
river of Egypt" But this is as Impossible, physl-
cally, as that it should be the eastern branch
more so, indeed, because 1t does not depend on the
calculation and comparison of levels but is plain
matter OF fact. DR.. G. Schweiniurih, a German
botanist, has explored the BASIN of the Bahr el
GhaZal, or western arm OF the Nile, and has not
pnly visited the source Of the River Djur-"Pethe-
Eck's Ne"-but has been beyond it, and
minutes north latitude and twenty-eighth
degree east longitude, where he crossed it, a
large river the Uelle, having, apparently, its
sources in about two degrees north latitude and
thirty degrees east longitude, on the western side
Of the Blue Mountains that flank the Albert NyanZa
on - northwestern side, which river runs from
east to west, and is without doubt, the upper
course Of the well known Shary, running into Lake
Chad
BE this as 1t may, it is sefevident that river in
such position and with such O course as the Uelle
must absolutely shut up the basin OF the Nile in that
direction and preclude the passage into 1t OF any
waters from the south.
/ Where, under these circumstances, the waters of
LivingstOne's rivers 60 to is question with which
\ need not now trouble you. 1t is sufficient to
show that they cannot possibly join the Nile.
1t Is notifying to me to argue thus against what
have so long believed and c0ntended Tor; but it
would be madness to blind ones eyes to facts
kEtGATE, August 10, 1872 CHARLES BEkE.