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2 Practical Slater and Slate Mas

dn1 600 nAn NORTHERN CAPITAL
SLUUU.UUUto loan en- B0ND1ASP
MoRrGAGEain the SOUTHERN STATS, rom l
to three wears 1t fegSi interest, IN sums from
sln0O to S50OO0. on Enr1nas R~kA1staftO1S
DwelHsuaa. etc. Also, MoE9gaEe8Q en- SOUTH
ern Real sfafa exchanged torAS1 DEsCRlP-
TToN 81 WeFenand1se fn New fork city on
a ensh R-a9famAddRess with ful particulars,
s. @. SLOAN & Gu u :
s-r-sss 81 r Loan and Zeal Estate Brokers'
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LONDON, April =.
500 p.m-American securities closed as fol-
lows. Quotations
Consols....--....-.9%4 u. s. 52s, lsG5----9lA
Us. 5-20s, 1852 ~ U. 5. sos. lSG7.-..-ssZ
u. >. l0-40S-.--.--SSI
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Onr receipts for the week ending to-day
amount 70 S9G bales against 527 during the
corresponding week last year. Shipments,
III bales against g7U8 bales last year.
The following tabulated statement,carefuily
compiled from our nles, shows the receipts,
sales, shipments and prices OF cotton per
week In Memphis, beginning with the drst
Weak in Geufember.
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pissolntion Of Oopartnership.

THE firm of Podesta& Cazassa Is this day,
/ March q, 1872, dissolved by the sale Of
Cazassa's interest 70 the remaining
who are alone authorized TO collect
the outstanding claims, and who hereby as
all the Liabilities Of the late hrm, and
whowifl continue the business under the firm
n style of Podesta, Malatesta 4 90.
.sR.L LOUIS P0DESTAD
ap2 FRANK CAzASSA.
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RARE CHANCE
FOR MANUFACTURERS.
TRUSTEES SALE.
Excelsior Planning Mills.

B8 By virtue Of a Trust Deed made 10 me en-
the first day OF March, 1871, by John c. Saint,
which is OF record in the Registers Office for
the county OF Shelby, In Book No. 70, pages
S7 and &S, and In accordance with its prOYi-
sions, for the purposes therein expressed, I
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NOTICE.

A GENERAL meeting of the stockholders
IA of the LOUISVILLE \ NAsHvLLE
COMPANY is hereby called, to be
held al the Office OF the Company, in LOUIS
VILE, K~ENTUCKYSen GIG
Wednesday, the 18th Day Of Nay next,
at IL O'Clock am, to take into consideration
our connections, extensions, and such other
business Is may be laid before the meeting
The stock-books will be closed from the1lth
70 The 18th of May, both days inclusive.
Per order Of the Board. ~
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Monday in May Next, 1872,

between the hours of II am. and 2 pm, the
following described land. situated in Tai
lahatchie county, in Mississippi, to-wit: Be
west quarter Of section ten. themes running
north twenty-five chains and forty links. said
chains being siXty-siX feet in length; thence
vest thence south 70 the northern boundary
OF section sixteen; thence east TO the SOUTH
west quarter of section ten thence north TO
the northwest corner OF said southwest quar-
ter thence east 70 the beginning; said line
running west, and said line running SOUTH, 10
be 50 run a. tO~-cOntain. in the area Of land in
said deed conveyed, three hundred acres. all
Of said land being in township tweHty-dve. OF
range two east OF said county. All right0f
redemption was waived BY aid grantOrS on
the face of said deed.
H0BERT S-BOWLES, Trustee.
March o. IS2-- an3yT
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LMATTERs

We publish each. day q complete Geographic
OF the different markets up TO the hour
OF going 10 pres. They via be fOund tnthis
column. ua3V q
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AHUSSISSIPPLLEVEE AND STATE TAX
II PAYERS@AiIfnterested n the ayme
81 AississiDpi Beqee and state lakes can have
their taxes paid, orff tie lands have been for-
feitad. radeemedb E application to
GREENS BANK,
l~5aa7-a&Wioll 4H A49N JACKSON, Mlszs
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Clerks Sale of Real Estate
MAY 4th, 1872.

.."". -
No: 81, r. DIN the First Circuit Court OF
shelby cOunty.-Petition to sell land Ia pay
deots-ReelJ Johnson, administrators Of sam
and-others.
RY Virtue OF an order Of sale made in this
- cause on the 3Oth day Of March, 1872, l will
sell at auction, TO the highest bidder, in front
OF lhe circuit Courthouse, at the entrance
tnefeOIi on the northeast corner of Union and
Second streets, in the city of Memphis, Ten
neSsee, o
Saturday, May 4th, 1872,
within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-wit: A tract or parcel Of land.
lylng and situated in the county OF Shelby,
State OF tennessee, on the west side of the
Hernando road, in the Fourteenth Civl bis
trlet OF said county, south of and adjoining
JuoSS hinss lot, and known and described as
lot 30. 81 OF McLemofe's division, contain
ing ave ana three-fourth acres, more or less:
sald tract has been spbdivided into three lots,
snd VIII De sold separately.
Terms OF Sale-Credito of seven MONTHS; pur-
chasets executing notes, with good security.
anu lien retained To secure purchase money.
Equity OF REDEMPTION barred. This Aprig
1872. ~ Hrala FRANK TAFT Clerk >
By =. :. COLEMAN, Deputy Clerk.
walker q horrigan, Solicitors. aplO wed
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TRUST SALE OF n

DY virtue OF a Deed OF Trust executed TO the
ID undersigned as trustee, by Partee & Har-
bert on the 10th day of September, 1870, to se-
cure certain Indebtedness therein specified,
Goodrich, I, assaid trEstee, viii offer for sale,
at public auction, to h highest bidder, for
cash, at the Town Of Oakland, IN Y~allabusha
county, Mississippi on the
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TRUSTEES SALE
~
LOT IN THE GUY OF MEMPHIS.

DY virtue Of a deed ~ trust ~ex~-utgd 20 the
ID undersigned, as trustee, by r n. Ander-
certain indebtednss therein specified due by
said r. Anderson 10 il. Rawlings & Co.. as
said trustee VIII q Z for sale, al public auc-
ton, 70 the highest bidder, for cash. on the
u-.m--.-- -n rn. cit. L.M-. n
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DAE NEW YORK.
MN YORK, April p. 6
Gold-The market was steady at lIlA@lh%.
ings, &l,000,00. UoCr
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l Wis o. b37is d IssggA TlLLQ zHI f,
zinc low l5[ aals Iyg5s sls q
Jnsc 5usFII
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The crops Tor The above years were as ioI-
lows: rre H- -Fcs g
year. 1870. 1862. 1868.
Crop ..-.....-..144SGBF 3,2J8s8D 2,4J0,00

The following table shows the weekly aver
age OF the price OF cotton in the several years
named az The dinerent cotton markets:
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ONE Hour I'M ADYANCE

OF all competing lines. Take this line and
Avoid Is Miles # Transfer,
and the annoying changes Of cars incident to
other lines.
he Ask for Tickets via Iron Mountain and
Chicago and Alton lines. -.
Fare as low as by any other route. Baggage
checked through 10 all points.
w. r. ALLEN,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent, st.
LOuis and Iron Mountain Railroad, st.
Louis, Missouri.
JAMES CHARLTON,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent, Chicago,
Alton and st. Louis railroad, Chicago.
". III. QUARTERMAN,
fel6 Passenger gent. -. Main street.
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= = -NTINE = VITTNW TIE0-TN| Ut
pons, sos, 1862, 9lH.
PARIS.
PARIS, April 2.-Rentes, 5f 3c.
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DR.. Lowell MaSOn's
S Q NJ C GARDENS

Have an immense sale. Each book complete
in Itself, but one naturally succeeds the other
in q school course. The books are
Perfect Mines Of Valuable Materials for
Music Teachers
This Song Garden (Song Garden LIST Book
is for the little ones. Here are Simple Ele-
ments, easy Exercises, about 80 Tunes, many
Of them the very sweetest.
FiOwers of Melody. Price, 50 cents.
The I'd Song Garden Song Garden I'd BoolS)
Lowell Mason's Celebrated Elements, go Ex-
ercises and Rounds in the 4" Practical Course"
l75 Songs. 20 Sacred Tunes. Price, 80 cents.
The sd Song Garden Song Garden 30 Book
Resume of the Elements. Musical Cate
chism. Vocal Culture with plates. IS Exer-
cises and ~Solteggios. 10 2, 3 and 4-part Songs
and Glees. Price, 81.
'-'-.'
The above books sent, postpaid, on receipt
OF retail price.
1911 OLIVER DITsON & CO., Boston.
apl4 c. II. pITSON q Co, New York
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FROM ST. LOUIS TO MEMPHIS BY RIVER
Flour per barrel, soc; pork, per barrel, SOC
whisky, per barrel, 81 80; corn and oats per 100
pounds, 8Gc; bacon and lard per 100 pounds Soc.
ALL AL FROM LOUISVILLE TO MEM
P~HLs.-Ffrst class, per 100 pounds, soc
second class per 100 pounds, soc; third
class, per 100 pounds, &c; fourth class,
per 100 pounds, soc; NTH class, per
loo pounds, sc; butter and cheese, per
100 pounds, $50; -four, apples, onions, pO-
tatoes, hOminy, corn meal per barrel, SOC; beef
and pork per barrel, soc; whisky per barrel,
81; coal oil per carloads, 81; hay per car
load, $50.
ALL Raj ROM CINCINNATI N MEN
PHIs. First class, per 100 lbs, 60c;
second class, per loo lbs, SOC; third class,
per 100 lbs, 5c; fourth class, per 100
lbs, Sc; fifth class, per 100 lbs, SOC; butter and
cheese, per 100 lbs, SOC; -four, apples, onions,
potatoes, hominy and corn meal per barrel,
Coo; beef and pork, per barrel, 81; whisky,
per barrel, 81 %.
EASTERN RATEs.-Have again declined &c
per 100 lbs, but unsettled we quote all-rail:
Boston, Providence and Fall River, 15c; New
York, GOc; Philadelphia, soc; Baltimore, SOC
per 100 lbs. Via water and ail,fncluding via
Norfolk, SC per 100 lbs less. COMPRISING, 76c
mar hale
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CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, April 2@COttOn dali and
prices dropping: middling, sc.
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And THE EAST.

Punam Sleeping Coaches and celebrated
DINING CARS between 81. Louis and Chi
cagO, where all the luXuries of the season may
be obtained while travelling at the rate Of SO
miles an hour. Passengers by this line ar
rive in Nhicagn
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of lrs9EoJ aBin O-LrouI
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fesd sa5 q .assl9 rTfa sa 81 -,~
lra Il11 1lEa s& ~ fcttCLnle
-f4aal ulsh rs EtA ID D. -0- a0s -nlIl
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HAY@On landing, So D63; in store, 81 @.
LARD-Keg, l09l0Mc; uerce, 9hggze; pals,
Wz9lic; tin pals / a cases, !2k@l2He,0
LIME-Alabama, by car load, 81 % per bar
rel; 81 20 fof less-tha a car; Ohio 81
LEMoNELarge receipts, duh at s.. Oranges,
S545 90. -AE
81; Bourbon and rye, 81 Is 70 4 80; Robertson
county, 81 25@8 90; American gin and bran
dies. "a i0@l0 elaret wine, per ease, IS 9og
4 %; extra brands, S69l0s port and sherry, per
gallon, 81 259i; Home bftters, per dozen, So.
LEATHER-HemlOck sole, per pound, s9g31c;
oak, S9Ae; harness &9i0ei uppers, yer dozen,
S694lc; French calf, Sf0@6Qi American S0@b.
MoLAssES-Prtm 10 choice plantation SOC
Csc; inferior, D@5gcf common TO prime sugar
house syrup, 4o9tOc; fancy W9sOc -
0Ars-NO change on landing at 4es' lnstor~'
oILs-ooal oil, 25a9ec per gallon rnseed,
raw 8 g; boiled, s. iSi lara on, s SsssS tram
PouLTRY-Arrival Of chickens were plenti-
ful with a good demand, s95 90 a Few good
geese were in. selling at S6aS.
P-oTAToFs-saie rs bbls; 2 bushel bbls, al
s. 80; fun bbls asking $ %. sweet potatoes IN
''P PoRK@s1pplr diminishing, demana de-
creasing; prices are tolerably drmi clear
rib, GlG7c: clear sides,7 &c loose, 1910 packed;
shoulders, F4@5e; hams, Sgs14e; mess pork,
PowBFR-Rihe, per keg, s..
PAINTs-Whfte lead, Golfers. per pound,
uL 20 l24c southern, u1ac; zinc, best French,
dryer. l5c; Japan do. 81 50 TO 81 IS; putty, bulk,
Sc; bladders, Sc; varnfsh, coach, s. 30 to 81;
copal, = 10 s.; hre-proof paint, ~ per barrel;
whiting, gilbert best, &c; venetian red, &c yell
low ocllre, SC.
ToBACCo-There was a moderate demand
for tobacco. Prices are steady at quotations:
Extra fine, pound tOur TempleEl 10; fine,
90c@sl; good, 75aS5c; medium, 6975c; com
mon, 60d65e. Q~uarters-Good bright, e9
CSC; common bright, 5S@62c. Navy-Good
and Is, 60@63c. Black Navy, good IS, As and Is,
6OaS3; navy, common s., As and Is, 5Sa60.
S~mokng-Ffne and fancy, 1861; good, 5o9
CSC: cOmmOn, 40dJ0c.
TIMERS SpOCK.-Every article advanced:
Tin plate, &c, i0xl6, Sl4; IC, l0xl4, Sl9; IC, lax
~, Sf7; TX, 14x20, so: IC, l4x2J roofing SO
block tin, soc copper bottoms 50; boiled
sheetirOn, 28, Y, T{g71zc charcoal sheetiron
iAQqlfc. Zinc. I3Sc.
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81 nul 81 EiW g m1En9m
z3. aa 81 600 Iil
bna s96m gabaoh sai9usm
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United States Bonds-Governmoht bond
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate,
NAY nth, 1872.

No. 3S-R. d. Rambaut, administrator OF eE
tate Of u. p Bowles, deceased, ~. Flytra W.
DY virtue OF an order OF sale made in this
IL cause, l VIII sell, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, In front Of the once Of the
second Sha1eery Courtyin the city of Mem
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On SafurIar NAV a 40
ItrllIs % 5ale cast

ID. L. STEWART, clerk n Master.
AMER & lee, solicitors Tor Complain
HmfG mo
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, ApriI2
1850 a.m-Cotton quiet but steady. Mid
dlings, 25sc. Sales, 800 bales.
2p.m.@COttOn in fair demand. MiddlinG,
21Sc. Sales, $3.50 bales. Receipts, 1858 bales.
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Sales t~o-dsy-Export, 30 bales; spinners, s25
bales; speculation, As bales; in transit, 20
futures, 600 bales.
Sales last evening-Spinners, 10 bales; in
eluded in sales are $50 bales to arrive.
RECEIPTS OF COTTON FOR THE PAST THEEE
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lLLE.
NASHVILLE, April 2-Cotton quiet and
yeak-nO sales; middlings, &c. --.
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COTTON MARKETS OF THE WORLD.
tLArEsr REPORT BY rEIEaRAPH.l

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, April y.
o ;i5 a.m.-Cotton market opened quiet. Quo
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LOUISVILLE, April 2.-Cotton quiet; mid
ling, &aSe.
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LIFHhFUOLf AFII 2.
IL Is am.-Cotton market dull; middiing up
lands, llKalIHd; Orleans, u5Sau1ld.
l:O p.m@COtton market firm; middling up
lands 1EGll4d; Orleans. 1lXallLd. sales,
1900 bales, Export and speculation, BOO bales.
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1911 OLIVER DIrsoN q co, Boston.
apl4 c. H. DITSON u Co, New York.
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ST. LOUIS, April 2@Cotton dull and nom-
iual: middlug. 23AH22Lc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-15

The History OF NATIONAL REMEDY.
Here is the history OF the most cele.
brated tonic of the age in nutshell.
In 1860 it was announced that a GER
tain combination of vegetable ingredi.
ents, with a pure diffusive stimulant,
was working wonders in the cure OF
dyspepsia, nervous debility, liver com.
plant, periodical fevers, rheumatism
and constitutional weakness. The
uppretending name given to the specific
was Plantation Bitters. The statement
attracted the attention OF inyalids
everywhere. The new remedy received
a fair trial, and the results more than
confirmed all that had been said in lite
praise. Thenceforward it was a grand
success. The business columns OF the
press spread the glorious news far and
wide, and the martyrs to indigestion,
biliousness, physical prostration and
premature decay, as ifby common con-
sent, sought relief from the new vege-
table restorative. They found what
they sought From that time 10 the
present the increase in the demand for
Plantation Bitters has been one of the
most striking events in this age
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We call the attention OF our readers
TO the notice OF Messrs. Emsheimer 4
Blum, who will offer this morning, at
their closing out sale, large line OF
goods suitable for spring wear, such as
french chintz, percales, spring poplins,
ginghams and the like, including a
general stock of housekeeping goods, to
which they invite the attention Of the
ladies particularly. This firm has a
wide spread" reputation for selling
cheap, which is sufficient guarantee to
draw large crowds Of purchasers. The
sale on their machine cotton at five
cents a spool will be continued until
further notice. Ladies, give them a
call this morning.
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POLICE CoURT.-There was nothing
Of any importance before the Police
Court Yesterday. We wonder at this
too. The Gentle Gooseberry, the An
genie Boosey, the impulsive and Patri
otto Jimmy Johnston No. ., have all
had their whack on the chain gang
have served their time and are again
lying around loose.
Lizzie Brennan, an unfortunate woman
from Cincinnati, who walked all the
way from GAINESVILLE to this city, took
too big pull at the cup tia. inebrates,
on Tuesday night. She was permitted
to depart in peace, provided her depart
ure from the city commenced at the
moment Of her departure from the
court room.
Joseph Grimes and James Robinson
residents Of East Wheeling, hal diff,
Guilty of some kind which was settled by
Crimes paying the costs.
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CHANGING \ SUMMoSS.-A rather
curious charge was preferred against a
man named William II. Coughran be-
fore Squire Johnston yesterday, that Of
altering the date On the copy of a sum
mons served on him, which under the
law Of this State is a felony, punishable
by imprisonment in the penitentiary not
less than two nor more than ten years.
4 little history of this case will fully
explain the nature OF the offense and OF
the charge.
On the Oath Of December, 1867, the
property OF George Coughran. non
resident. father Of the accused was
attached 10y Martin l.. Connolly, for
debt. Through the representations OF
William II. Coughran, and his promise
to pay the amount in two weeks, Daniel
Peck, Esq, who had before been &C
quainted with the Coughrans, became
security for the payment OF the debt
and ultimately had it to pay.
On the 9th OF the present month, Mr.
Peck brought suit before Squire John
ston against William IL. Coughran for
the amount OF the debt and interest. A
copy of the summons requiring Cough
ran to appear before Justice Johnston
was served on him by Constable Exley,
in which he was notified to appear at
10 O'Clock on February 10th. This
copy was served on the defendant at 3
o clock on the afternoon Of February
9th. On the day and hour named in
the summons, Coughran failing to ap'
pear, Mr.. Peck proved the pay
ment OF the money and obtained
judgment for the amount Of the debt
and interests and the Costs, and on Mon
day suggestion was issued. Yester-
day Coughran appeared before Squire
Johnston and wanted to have all the
previous proceedings set aside. pro-
ducng the copy of the summons that
had been served on him to show that
he had been notified TO appear on the
Nth.
The date 10th" had been very
neatly changed to read "l4th,' but is in
different colored ink and in every way
different from any other letter or figure
in the summons, showing plainly that a
change had been made. He says if the
figure was changed some one else must
have done, it for he didn't; he had the
summons in his overcoat pocket and
that maybe some OF bis comrades took
it out and changed it just to fool him.
He was sent to Jail to be examined on
Saturday next,
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Mrs MouLroN's CONCERT. - The

MRS. MouLroN's CONCERT. - The
Grand Concert to be given at Washing
on Hall, on Tuesday evening next, will
be one of the events of the season. Az
the lady is comparatively unknown
here, we take the following from til.
New York Herald as showing the esti
nation in which she is held in the me
tropolis Of America:
The announcement of the first ap
pearance of Mrs. Charles Moulton be
fore the American public created such
an excitement in musical and fashiona
BILE circles as has been seldom known
in this city. Therefore her first two
concerts were graced by all that the
metropolis can boast OF in the line o.
beauty, fashion and critical acumen
There is a rich glow of brilliancy and
expression about her voice and an equal
ity through it's registers that give to hel
singing a rare beauty. She does moi
astonish or take her hearers by storm
but che leaves an impression OF salts
faction that is the highest triumph o.
an artist. 1t is not always the sensa
tional Juror that proves singer; it l:
the fulflment OF everything in voice
expression and art that pleases even the
most exacting critic We have heard
singers that electrified an audience BY
some extraordinary outburst in the
middle of an opera, and made the rest
very mediocre performance. Mrs
Moulton never fails to please, although
some OF her hearers may he disap
pointed because she does not astonish
by some pyrotech nic leats, such as made
Carlotta Patti the sensation OF the hour
She is a true artist in the highest sense
of the word, and everything that she
sings is characterized by due appre
citation of the spirit OF the music and a
finish that would give the composer
himself the utmost qualification. The
tlexibility of her voice is something
wonderful. In that trying aria, "Bel
Baggio," from "Semiramide," which
is replete with ornate difficulties
her execution was marvellous in its per,
feet ease and completeness. In Gou
mods AVE Maria" her voice blended
admirably with the exquisite tones Of
Sarasates violin, and its sympathetic,
emotional character was perceptible
Again, in little French chansons and
Spanish songs she displayed an entirely
different talent ard sang them with a
coquettish air and elan that were per
fectly irresistible. Her voice has the
true Italian school, and although being
mezzo soprano and circumscribed in
compass and power, yet within its boun'
diaries it is capable Of doing anything
At her second concert, on Tuesday, she
sang una Voce Poca Fla" that most
delicious morceau Of Rossini, with a
wonderful facility and completeness.
Then came that exquisite aria of Verdi,
Caro- Norne," a true poem OF the heart,
which she rendered with soul and
feeling such as we would look for only
in a great artist. In fine, Mrs. Moulton,
within the limits and range Of her
voice, which will not allow great
breadth of dramatic expression or pyro,
technical displays in the upper register,
fulflls all the requirements OF a charm
ing concert singer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-15
UNsURpAssRD.-Of all places in the

UNsURPAssRD.-Of all places in the
city for variety, style and quantity, and
more especially in the low price Of
goods for holiday presents, such as
books, toys, family bibles, prayer
books, pocket books, gold pens and
pencils, and one thousand and one
things of Japanese manufacture toe
numerous to mention, are to be found
at Paul & Orr's, 80 Market street. Give
them a call, and don't fail to get a
japanese tea pot, as tea made in them
far surpassss that made in any Other
manner.