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The Opelousas courier., 1872-03-09
The TolI-Drfdge Road.

1t seems, from paragraph in the Journal OF
the 10th ult., which we had overlooked up to
this time, that at meeting of the st. Landry
Road and Bridge Company, held at Judge Kings
Office some time ago, one of the members of the
Company asserted: ''that the road between
Washington and Opelousas was in as good con.
dition as the streets in Opelousas."
We are Of the opinion that he was right at the
time as far as one or two places in certain streets
of our town were concerned, but his remark was
too general. sss fa sH
Admit however, that his observation was cor
rect In all it's extent, the Road and Bridge Co.
certainly does not pretend to justify the bad
condition of the road, which it is under binding
obligation to the public to keep in good condi-
tion, by such comparisons as this. ezt 81
We are under the impression that If those who
may constitute the Grand Jury for this Parish,
at the Spring term of the District Court have
been compelled to travel over this noted road
this Winter, they will send in to the Court such
report In relation thereto as will convince the
Road Co. that the bad condition of the streets
of Opelousas is no justification for its neglect to
put and keep in good order the public road from
Opelousas to Washington in its whole extent.
The Road Company, In consideration of the
profits that it derives from the exclusive right
to take toll at their bridge has executed pretty
! heavy bond, If We are rightly informed in favor
Of the Police Jury, to put and keep in good con-
dition said road. ~
We have never been informed that the good
condition of the streets of Opelousas was to ef-
feet the Company's obligation under their bond
We hope however, that If the Company thinks
that 1t has good grounds for not complying with
the contract made with the Parish, an opportu-
nifty viii be offered 1t to avail itself thereof at
the next term Of our District Court. Something
ought to be done in the way of . judicial inves.
tigation of the matter, in order that this much
abused Company should be relieved of the odium
that the condition Of the Washington road has
brought upon tive do hate SO much to see
innocent and public-spirited people unjustly
blamed, and condemned without q hearing.
s5 Il , Z l..-F tsg II
The Opelousas courier., 1872-03-09
FOR RENT

A DESIRABLE BUSINESS LOCATION, on
N Main Street, in the center of Opelousas.
Apply to IL CHAS. N. EALER.
Opelousas Mafcn 2os loI. 28-tf.
The Opelousas courier., 1872-03-09

- Manea opened In our Parish by magnif-
cent fall Of snsw-if such weather In this eli.
mate ana ut this season can be termed magnif-
cent. The grousd being wet, the snow melted
very fast, although it was about two inches
deep, when it stopped falling.
The Opelousas courier., 1872-03-09
MASONIC.
For Sale.

A0n Acres of Wood and Prairie Land, situa-
4UU ted on Plaquemine Brulee Bayou. The
Chattanooga II. r. survey divides the land in
the ShnriffS Office. -
The Opelousas courier., 1872-03-09

eSapOliO!-For sale at Posey's.
The Opelousas courier., 1872-03-09
FOR SALE AT PRIVATE SALE.

j. A. D'HEMECOURT. HENRY CHAURANT.
The Only steam Mandatory of Cor6ec.
tionery In the South.
Siluer Medals Diplomas and Premiums Acarled
H. CHHAURANT & Co.,
Successor to Ernest Turpin, Manufacturers and
Wholesale dealers in Stick Candy (the best made)
French and Fancy Candies, Sugar Toys, Choco-
lates, Jelies, Syrups Fruits, ali sorts Of dry and
Ginger Cakes, Fireworks, Surprise and Cash
Boxes, etc, etc. No. 81 Old Levee Street,
L. MEDAL, Travelling agent.
novlS 6m New Orleans, La.
The Opelousas courier., 1872-03-09
Washington Butchery.

The undersigned respectfully tn
m D forms the citizens of Washington
and vicinity that he is retailing at
--A the Market Honse every morning
fresh meat beef and vea) of the first quality, at
the rate of seven cents per pound. Those who
take quarter or fraction thereof can have
meat even under cents per pound.
He takes this opportunity to offer his thanks
to the public for the patronage accorded him in
this occasion. PIERRE CHARLY.
Washington 26 August 1871. 5Olf
FOR SALE AT PRIVATE SALE.
A PLANTATION situated at Chatagner, III
N miles from Opelousas) measuring 165 ar.
pents fland, 80 of which well timbered, having
a good dwelling 36 feet iu length, well finished,
and other improvements, the whole in good con-
be bought very cheap, the greatest
part of the amount upon a reasonable credit.
For price and other particulars, apply at the
office of the Opelousas Courier or to the Under
signed, on the premises.
ZEPHIRIN MANUEL.
st. Landry, September 9, 1871.
The Opelousas courier., 1872-03-09
~ y ? Il q . U i = q q,
IA NEW GLEE- BOOK,

Three-quarter, and Half.
breed Brahma EGGS for
Apply at this Office.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1872-06-12
BY w A. LEE AND HUGH WILSON.
ear, rapt with joy, and echo what they

Hear, ,rapt with joy, and echo what they
While yet Humlity's exalted grace
Folds the broad wing that wells the
Seraph's face.
Then might you know the mercy that
can bear
Your hollow forms and mockery Of
prayer,
And from the reverent praise of angels
How poor your heartless service here
below.
But mark with care the lesson learned
to-day,
For warmer zeal, for holler reverence
pray,
Lest from the lesson come adarker doom
And deeper horrors meet you i'll the
tomb"
The voice was stll-I started, and
amazed
Around my chamber, half-awkened
'rhe bells were hushcd, and in my easy
chair
T felt again the balmy summer air,
Through open windows saw the garden
bowers
Of vines and roses and its beds of flowers,
And knew that lie, supreme and blest
above,
Who pours on grateful worlds his gifts
of love,
Who late had turned my footsteps from
the grave,
Gave too this dream my erring soul to
save.
Oh! may the voice of warning sent to
chide
My past neglect, my future service guide
a warmer love, tirmer faith impart
Shape all my life and purify my heart,
My thoughts, my powers, enlighten
and refine
Till Heaven and all its boundless joys. be
mine.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1872-06-12

AN ACT to Abolish tho Office Of
State Auditor, and confer the Du-
ties of his Office upon the Comp
troller General.
Whereas, a multiplicity of offices
should be avoided by the State, as
we'll as unnecessary expenditures In
keeping Them up; and, whereas, tho
duties vi State Auditor can be per-
formed by the Comptroller General
without detrimcnt to the require
ments of his office; therefore, ~
Section l. Be it enacted by tho
Senate and House of Representatives
of the State Of South Carolina, now
met and sitting in General Assembly
and by the authority of the same,
That the office of the State Audi.
tor be, and it is hereby. abolished, and
the duties hitherto devolving upon
that officer shall be performed by tho
Comptroller General. 'sa ~.
Sec 2. That this Act shall take Of.
feet on and after tho general election
in October, 1872, at which time tho
State Auditor shall turn over all
books, papers and and accounts Of his
Ioffico to the Comptroller General. :.
Approved March 13, 1872.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1872-06-12

AA ACT to Charter the Big Bay and
Adams Run Marrow Guage) Rail
road Company.
SECTION !. Be it enacted by the
Senate and House of Representatives
Of the State of South Carolina, now
met and sitting in General Assembly,
and by the authority of the same,
That. for the purpose Of establish
ing a Railroad Company from Big
Bay, with u lateral branch to Eddings
Bay, Elisto Island. 10 run in the
most feasible and direct route to
Adams Run, intersecting the Char
lesion and Savannah Railroad at the
above points, that q charter, with the
rights andprivileges incidental to the
same, be, and tho same is herr by.
granted to, and vested in, John
Wright, Henry Weldon, Carl Berlin,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1872-06-12

AN ACT to Repeal an Act entitled
"An Act to Create q Debt OF the
State of South Carolina, to be
known as the Sterling Funded Debt,
the Same, or the Proceeds Thereof
to be Exclusively used in exchange
for, or in Payment CT, the Existing
Public Debt of said State"
SEC. l. BE it enacted by the Senate
and House Of Representatives OF the
State of South Carolina, now met
and sitting in General Assembly, and
by the authority of the same,
That the Act passed ny this dencr-
al Assembly, approved March Z, 1871,
entitled can Act to create n debt OF
the State of South Carolina, to be
known as the Sterling Funded Debt,
the same, or this proceeds thereof, to
be exclusively used in exchange for,
or in payment of: the existing public
debt of said State" be, and the same
is hereby, repealed, as to each and all
of its provisions -
Approved March 13, 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21
Nem-1crecr Acal gstats for Sale.

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b L1L-D1 LIE. ,I-,1 - LA -
IL rides --lF. 1i -'aln p. .i.'' 81, l---.-,
extra large ot n r.el la"n irl' al i- e .ol
Daremers ha police st-9l markets. Ec. cottage oi J. ICONS.
vel ua. s uo4 o- toa cc.n o., VI es.l-Fe l1e Bar
p. 5-3 Fs- 2e. ll y - i Es. 3 Drrot 1e.l e. q ,f
f,seai-g arl . uar-cuar5 c~-.5 OWNER, p a. Box ll
Elzaish. q J.
T7ITENNT7 -VTT-LA fgr SALE, 81 miles from
~ .r.Tr On st tf " T..s1c Rive opposite Tel.le log
E-v-r) MINUTES A.-a-i Railroad t.f house tuatet j
above
-- hoae -cri1u l. rri 1. gle ia d rooms large closets.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21
u)estebcst:r Courtn faeaI estate for Sale

AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT
N for SALE commanding within q holr ana a '
N-ryors En- Wcc-c,tcr County. confirming - a se l-
t fr+ re r: fo -.7 Il. t1 by l) arr1l-ci t1r
cri-o... dr a--v, go levi Tuual .Ltls for r'c
t--lt. "a o. G-s BILL " bead Of 7e Hc7cI-l- ts
stre- bas1 able cf harret he'd Of cs iou alne
o,r-s AM one rear olaIJ. ali choice irit fronting
lake. eli order aI grounds orlm1,ali "a'f ~ M
p-r h1use; in ect eeat.elas l -
.tI HLe.ei
20 weak iur-s q torsr ana - y @ ra1 ~ t ci' VII DO
t.aB io .+ nser, address VIII IA DAVE. lr1uur ,Ae
4 n YONKEKS. on high emiucuce, overlook
"A irc tie uuol. lue cyl, tf E- --, -a. ,ls.
nm he g OIL
~ .-ssr tv ft-: y -crs -.1rrl; prog
s .cs OK uai. ..-s LILO JLDAARA 81 laIArOg Aeols
and lo.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
a COMPAAl
FOR SOUTIAMPrJN IND BREMEN .--
The sesmshD NEMESIS Capt k Enster " ~ @ on TUES
DAY Ni. n - D. H., 0g gI1rgB FeE ioV la-dsL HoocLea
20 he .oi owed Dv -.---,.- =, A.
s,etrsl1 MAIN Otsrs1lorp on IlkDAt Nay %
RITES OF PASSAGE TO LONDON. HAWKE, AND bhEhEAi
PAYABLE N COLD on IFS EQUIVALENT IN euRAESeL:l
Second cabin.
For passage appyto OELhIOlIS to.i AGENTS,
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21
Al UNRINALED VILLA PLOTS,
tx

C9arre from one 90 st-ae 6 t urc 90 o. he
Nar-slL --I 1I-F bar yf cT 1.ite ne l l1s ald T l
f Id ocean. p-1r.4tr located htlt
P0-t Shrewsbury I1susl H1 o1. County > l i,lf ll' porto
o Torr Branch rvcut--sIr r Ee,-iok tT J-lltll
tlrel .e BAY eai lls Of Na-l t0 Sandy -olEt .r
rail along he br sl II-eols " me A'l The
property.
Additional means O., communication can be beg BY steamboat to
Ocr.r frne-g pas. lstaa while t- o-T c0upFt1n l Tie
Ecg-Io-A ami Long Bl-1. Railroad ll a viii alld l ae ei
means Cf ,.
attn water battling boating asr- and advantages very de-
sinai q - .ults
~. sarJru- country a10uu 81 excellent road ana ere Tar e
fu1urr-eneLr5
trgtt is here ure-tel seaGdr residence seldom OLee
Po- mans property. and information apply 20 W. J.
TYSON ESQ., premises. OF 70 +. s. NAr4Es-Lhi no. ~
NassaIst NsE-Y0rs Room Eo. %.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21

DOLCE DEPARTMENT of the CITY ,,,t of
EPtr YORK 300 liulberry-t- E0IlCB-SIkEEI CLEANING
a. ,' y, ~ Ro,r of Pooe held this 1871 dEF Of May, 70
Reay Assuming that oae street Cleaning Contract may BE-
- 49, ,e6ded and arrangements vii become neces
- - f Lean ng he removing ashes and
2 sBl usbe places The Board Of Police hereby invite PRO
pps i : eo nari., willing contract Tor such work
NE peeGeaon may consulted a. The oAee Of The Cei Of ms
Boari. -- A.. rrrnsrpcnAv a.. 92t
ilsl. al D =" @ NV O-
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21
fclp Uarte6.

Ec!p Uarte0.
-.-.oo------Ao-sS>-
A GENTS WANTED for tho
"a AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF HORACE GREELETj - -.
or Re.oecons Busy LIE. Ualoucly luztrltei The LIE
ami Phintrop and Reio1ne canlot m % inter-
Mr Geee, sad o. h; y sa4l never
write rrq ee mo which shan fut much of my.cf ny expert
cnoe an4 CONVICTIONS" stamp or palrs - 81 for copy
z. B. TREAT, Fu5lsieE, al3 3reaaEay y. I.
A sCHOOL-BOOK PUBLISHING HOUSE
- YOUNG NAN Ggut 20 rare IN New 1ngald % l
odGca e publication fon Lag bgs neea pe-eI psI4s4se
Address, with references r. o. Lor l69 Nev-Yors
HOS PRINTER, who Is also a good Proof
~ Reader AIrly before Q n n, az 40 Fogrh-aye
ANANTED-A thoroughly competent BOOK
~ KEEPER, Young who Las the Hardware trade
pref uptown stores reside The business AM be at
The Office Apply in handwriting stating salary
ami references A4-ess Box 40, Tribune Ot,e
ma gHA AGENTS SWANTED-FOr our great
AOsOOO POLITICAL CAMPAIGN CHART. TIC most a.
tlye az l. ldipec5he % politicians o. all parties fur
geat Everybody viii bny ~ sight send fr descriptive
U. u. CASE * Co.. Pul41nerl, hafionl TOM
-.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21
uJe00inq CARDS, &-s.

1T W1I. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 10l Full
"a tor..t-WEDDISG CARDS aad FINE sIAIlOSEhl NE'10'
shell 1851
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21
Gong gslanS Real G,t1te for Sale.

-
4 L HemDstead, L. Land viciGity-Scyeral de-
- Gr1h ylee Reierces ald snail Farms Also larn IN Oan-e
Couu. and implements, cheap. Aly oter desirable e. MY
pIarcs sale l exchange. Il1o1'1f y Baler ~. SIll-
DTCHAl0ED HILL, Long Island.-High,
heaiv only tiT-ere m-ue from New
YORK; nes hoa improvements l.somo cottages
aal desirable Will Iiois 7u' os vf aT sal 1 FA oi al 3
uefutu excellent Hunhs schools shops
ART poso by sale by O. .. FOWLER Age par iIs
gaon or b7 2. p HAZARD IT,. No. no Broadway Ncv-l1rk
TTYWFNTV-ONE BUILDING LOTS, lying
q r 90 u above level Of in- OF Tatr
Uch bor is l; v De- sold cheap This property is
uqtei w n J8cA1l-aro. three niles from Hunters ~ 70
Ferg m1uir5 walk from railroad s'on, anc Uont nahe en- e.
cp.anf requiring cns-1t lnfT or
cear ' water Adress G. T. EiiAD Wots e Lag lsnl NJ l.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21
l. ". krETENs0N Il. " tIEvRSs0Hl Ati0Tnt7 t7-lI-LaV
STEVENSON a. Co.,
y REAL EsTATR AND COLLECTING AGEyTs.
VTANTED-In EXCHANGE for about 80


LOTS railroads
about
Apply 70 D. b. AMEs. e. Wg.ls-, After p n-
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21
CORPORATION Notifies.

DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS, 34s and 9ie Broadway
NEw-YoRK. MAY Il, la72. ) -
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-PRO
~ Fne BuILDIsG WOODEN PIER AT FOOT or IHtkIii ~ I.
FIFTH ST NORTH kIyRR-Pruposa indoed win se VIZ o % @
OF the bidder will BE- received AZ nc % a -
uartmsnt until u o'clock OF InrsAy 3 " ~ "
xhich time bids will be publicly opened snd fc.d a.,
Psas can aud specifications and bahA o~s VI
eoursct obtained Al he oAce Of the Department ,tt.
reserves the nght 70 ieei ~ VI AZ ~
JOHN I. AGNEWt cs-s-
WILSON G. nuNT. NVHn lssiOhefs
RICHARD NJ Hkhk1. = OF lhs
j GRENVILLE KANE, Department Of Docks
Il
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21
Autiion 5ules of Eeal Gslate.

MILL SITE at PUBLIC SALE-HightEtown,
lY1 Mercer Co.. J. Camden an Aubo q Rare eanuce ir
Facfo; 5hor Water Power. f new Dam, u-1gd; Oh
stand mills burned dosn; hoase, bal &c. srnag WI D. e at
Iubic sale promise At iHLEtpA4t MAY - loA tcr
part -alars. ad1ess JOHN II slLvEEs uizhuiown " j.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21

Drcoklnn Real estate for Sale.
dnA 0SA ONLY for a GEN Of . HOUSE
10 a. eBiJ on tssOu-svo Clu.ch Schools
"a BrooSITn RULAED s. WHITING, Bcsk-aa-st
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21
Gituations ua,Iteb--females.

GOOD English, Irish, Scotch, American, and
inston rad stantoasts. by bns hlLD
ENANTED-By n respectlble widow iady, q
W Situation as WORKING hOCbRKEEPER IN wdoSeTs o.
private i give best Of geenoe C@I NO. - l-e''es'-
Tor two dayI.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21
5ummer Retreats

Gunner Retreats
THE GRAND UNION HOTEL,
1 AT aAealClA A ;.lisDs ,.. -
be addressed TO sl--.ag sprng -e oey s-se SsE-YoFl
''''' '''- BaE In, GARDNER Co. Prar-.eto1.
XVEST END HOTEL,
~ AT L0S6 BRANCH ,...,.-.,-.-.
Je .esc. 20 Long Baca, - e Gaes Lole -e'--
were -'' --- % s-6E5 GARpyrn < Co.. Proprietor,
BOARD WANTED in New-jcrsey for q
- LAZY AID $50 ,lra where there gou o, room of Fo 2e
Ya-k c.-e M glrr- % 1Az, Uptown Tribune o-ee - West
Ili..7-.aeo1lst. "
pRAINEPD INSTITUTE, Cranberry, \. j.,
n viii .e oi.a o lef Doai-isi oe'I'-4 W & % ,g '
2. d from ir ctl. A'r y" :. -1l,At.-
DELMONT HALL, Schoolay's Mt. SPRINGS ".
IL al o.sn reception 5iCo J--s5 d. a. GROW sL
CHITTENANG 100 WHITE SULPHUR
- sfa!SI5 HOTEL. y l...ol 1o w. T.. ~. Es. ,5-
sIss loa--d D. Wa--al Hol5-i Fl.e "a ilii
.ssal-l =. ?. PETERS.
.TvCz T7z-,7'5
win oren on O. srt I,r ro =. -r ne of tie unl.rr-oi
Three COTTAGES 80 LET g1 o,-l ~ .9; .'T l .a. y
EOTTAGEs, Country seats. and Farms 10
- LEf-seveIai furnished geo E e,f, E-iiTpi ses
COUNTRY BOARD at Peeksk n.--Airy rooms
- s aIs a goa o. ' i a .ra. 20 i one r. T. EIlL Pi
FAMILIES LEAVING THEIR HOMLo
on sos5 1B-olD. PROCURE
STORAGE
-rrvra pr,r7 sv.vIs. ttNoLrars. SILKS. AND TRUyEs
OF OTHER vALrABLEs AT TIE
STUYVTSANT
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
Cora,r T-a~e ard ss-lz.l---, on22le CelIer la-a1s
Ni'-' ~ TLuivspopT PENN.
At -n!oa OF -o-f m r.as- lr gia 3. AZ Eae EalTa7a
ttLrFlD SUMNER N'JtL
tIe aoI.rn .ur-oyerer.+
,,,,- -..-- M, ~, N We ), '. III l,i 1,-.f-, .t-ric--
,.f-. l.r. ,.-al .. - Bal 1-I ~ r-'-,el1a-
To chose see' . al-ss residence -a heilie -io4A-
'T' 5t-.. N,...sa Onion r.,e.-arh olee E'isl
y h. D,a.r Qata Continent. H0d, PhIll
~ Do PIsllei1IS
A GRANGE HOTEL, ,...,
T. C-pt DLJ. COZ Pom t'-1e- n' 10y u-4l'l '~'I
bAbIlDN. AON0 t.lAfD. A.. o., -
Good l.fiaq touI rll, lt ard s'' .a-s ll ~o nay
MS Hotel excellent board for Families and Transient 11es
r. reasonable rites.
DLEASANT BOARD for q gentleman and his
r st C-rc N J. private residence ore o Gre 2ai Iei,aht
locations; mlts rm -i5toa. Apply b,1t,- Oz---e ~
GUNNER BOARDEBS-Received May 1st !;
> r.e.ea. former s-t hoLi. O. fLAeA' e,lA..- ea
VERMONT SUMNER HOME, POultney, VI
-G vy d. NEWMAN, D. d. Fup open ioh LAY 4 e"' '->'
to far.res aud season l1a1ie.7
VVOODSBURG PAVILION,
~ Wools1ufi Long ilrrt , D.,
T erree-t hotel lg greatly enlarged aad improved
rS Us 81, mi. s4t- Sic or Long IL ID la in q H-lte
Fsr end, az. tsr.s .liross " P. sENELL P.o-neor
NT7ATTTa3ct FRENCH RANGES
ULELt z ~ AND 820uE1s.
gRAUHALL UE4EE Co., REHoyED 70 No. go N-IEa-sI
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21
eiluatious UanieS--nIdle


A GENTLEMAN of refinement and Euro
pel University elnc1iion lived FOR years on ~
Continent of Europe aut both 7eaka & y several oi US
hrguares, wishes o afpout CCMPAAIOS or PkltAiE
SECRETARY elderly geun bo-t trsyel. TUTOR IA
q family. TerIus fe
G. ". BLAMONT, Box sO Tribune o9ce.
A MAN and WIFE wish to take charge of a
"A FAi undertaai The business gel Good reference givz.
Apply AZ 20 Broadway, Room Is.
EMPLOYERS will find LABORERS, skilled OF
II ungkIs At the Labor Department cf the hAOdAL BUREAU
SAMUEL r. WELLS sscreta-T.
ITO LUMBERNEN.-WAN situation
CLERK SALESMAN lumber yarl ~ young
ohy acquainted Rt5 Tic busEeS Address ALPHA Boz 10 Thb
uae Cfce
NNANTED-By n y0ung man, 1S years old,
~ resides With ss paran5 good adicss qaek q. hgesi ai
writer md honest tlon mercantile EoaSe down town. aoteF'
4 CAMPBELL, BoI Less Post-oree.
VVANTED.-Ay young man of experience, and
Who the goods trade Of Boston Thoroughly,
wishes establish agency Tor responsible Neg-fos house
Boston, The best Of rrcGces sFs Reliable parties OILY sl-E-ss
WANTED-A position as a GOVERNOR by
w German Gralnaei prepares for eoegei y nfstcs per-
former pianos English German Feeh Saah n4 Italian
nru g. and spoken References 70 Do eKea2 Jed Ad-fes
GOgEGOR p 0. Station II, City
NIANTED-A SITUATION on a FARM by
W strong y0uny uleZcepuUnaDe rehnces eoG-e4
kuoss how TX. Address c., Box 100 Tribune OIc'.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-16
Sew York Market.

NEW YORK, April 10.
FLOUR-Market dull and dropping
at Sc 65@@6 80 for superfine State;
Sc 95@7 10 for extra do; 81 1907 rs
for choice do; Sc 65@6 s. for superfne
western; Sc 9567 20 for common to
medium extra western; 81 25@8 10
for choice do; s. 1909 90 for common
to choice white wheat western extra;
81 l507 SO for common to good ship
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio;
81 55@9 GO for trade brands 81 SOC
8 25 for common to fair extra st. Louis,
and s. 30@l0 SO for good to choice
do. Southern flour is quiet and I'M
changed at 81 S5@S Is for common to
fair extra, and s. S0@ll so for good to
choice do. Rye -four is dull at 81 lO@
5 CO. Corn meal quiet.
GRAIN-Wheat market dull and
nominally lower at 81 47@l 50 for No.
2 spring in store 81 55@l IS for No. |
spring 81 70@l IS for winter red west
ern; 81 77@l SO for amber western;
81 S09l SO for white do 81 80 for
white Canada; 81 0l@2 OFT for extra
choice white Michigan. Rye quiet at
S5@S7c for western. Barley dull and
unchanged. Barley malt quiet. Germ
dull at 69!c for western mixed afoat.
Oats more ste adv at 50@52c Tor western
in store and aAoat and 52@53c for
Ohio.
PROVISIONS-Pork is firm at
$l3 62@l3 Is for new mess; $40 IS
for prime and $l2 509l2 IS for new
prime mess. Beef is quiet at 50 90
@10 SO for plain mess, and $40 500
II 90 for extra do. Beef hams steady
at $23 OO@27 90. Tierce beef dull
at SIC 00@lS 90 for prime mess, and
$40 OO622 90 Tor India do. Cut meats
steady at Ss@9lc for hams, and 4a@5}c
for shoulders; mlddles quiet at 6ic Tor
long clear. Lard is firm at Si99fc for
No. l to prime steam, and 9sc tor kettle
rendered.
BUTTER-Quiet at 33936c for
new.
CHEESE-Dull at l3@l9c for COM
mon to prime.
COTTON-On epot opened quiet and
firm at 22sc for low middlings and 23ic
for middling uplands.
PETROLEUM-Quiet and Arm at
l2@l2tc Tor crude, and pc Tor refined.
TALLOW-Firm at S399tc; stea-
rine quiet at 9@93c.
WHISKY-Flrmer at SS!c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-16

i@sic ;%weif .washded, s5Ssst Dir Or ::
dinarH 8a0S3G loai or bury, :6S@eoc.
Domestic pulled; city merinop a8@80c;
city super, 1886 western, 7Q@75c;
California, fine fall clip. S7@40S
medium, fall clip, 4o@45S bury, tall
clip 3O@35c; Colorado 'Asd New
Mexican, y .6nebas andd = medium.
choice selected. ,48@55c:s fqsd and
medium washed, 45@52c; com
'uon washed, 1870 4scS black, ss5937c;
unwashsdr S5@42er exas, fue selected,
free from. .burss A3@4zc; medium pc.
lected, free from burs. 42@4lcS Jow, 3d.
@40c.-Nortk American. ,,,.a,! Il
">'.''' The Wool Prospect. .
The protracted wool famine which
has been felt with more or less severity
for year past. has naturally stimulated
production in all the States and iIsrfi7,
tories Of the Union, and the prospect for
next year apparently. jdstifies the inn
preston that the msrket win be fully
supplied, and that prices, both OF raw
material and manufactured goods. will
come down with even more raPidty
than they went up. The natural in:
crease from lambs this spring will be
uuprecedented:iu all the States except
in some portion Of the, South,
where more attention appears to be
given to pork thsn sheep raising.
From careful estimates prepared BY the
most competent authorities, this in
crease in the flocks of sheep this spring
will be as follows: Nebraska, 35 per
cent; Wisconsin, Michigan, Kansas
and Arkansas, 25 per cent; Iowa. Calf
fornia and Oregon, l6 per cent; Texas,
9 per cent, and Vermont. Indiana and
Kentucky, 6 per cent, For the other
States we have no figures upon which
to base any reliable estimate. but there
can be no doubt that Ohio, West Vir-
GINA, Pennsylvania aad New York,
will experience similar impulse from
the scarcity and high prices which now
rule and that the increased production
will average Is per cent for all the
States named.-C0mmercial Li't