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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-26
V'HE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
Gltn Government,
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.


BOARD OF ALDERMEN. ~. .
Psssn.- IL Vance. snsrs-
PETITIONS RgPBRRED
Thai vscst lots Srscoadst The Bopesa sn'h are. 90
800 RESOLUTIONS RgFBRRED
T a.. Gf BE- S T''' &c d sS.sia ~ and
That side Of m.dsoo .be..oea sI
That the sdsssk on The soah Ttt, foah seses-
SI:s @ be s.' So se1 e ed 2. @ , 50:
i sHS Ss =: ''''' al The entrance TO ne 'e1~
enth the souher side Of One hundred es'vss
Tat ssossss& Be S .cos, sgdos opposite Ne o
80 a - REPORTS LIb oyfk -, -,
sOab & and oSs soa tie ssas
fhss S sas :s fss ' S'I tue
a SS n fson ofsbe ave- entrance to aid Sa
Tea: 81. stree, sTp BE Ss,s q SeS ana &
lamps be hghedin iyuin.h+t from rca' TO Bvsn
'' GENERAL ORDERS ADOPTED.
side 81 nnt6 gutter be aud tie sidewalks
TSns eevsnthst from First FeanAars. 10
paved With Bsi,s q 1sSsk D.yee s u n,.,..
the aide Eaiss be ssggel ana rss'sge RAJ v,,
jbst Eleventh g. from Dr. DOCK " 10 Tue hs Ke !" WV
Thai de sacaa. ots Fy.nias FOURTH ssa Filth eyes,
TSsi on both Eighty aahs from Avenue g fI.Lsss
That Fy-sliRst from Lexington PSuitbss siI
That srsaSsI iro@ F,rs, PnLsVe, gr.as-
Thai from seeoedsSe to the RAs, River DO p'vsa
With Belgian trap block pavement 49,. -. . . D.. ..
That placed h2hied IN NfneJtind 81 between
Second aud Thrt-aVeS ...
lamps be placed AID Lighted north side Of Tsass
fOurhst betwesa FirstsVe. and Fast River
That street be lighted shs from hst TO seessa-
both sites Of Fifty srhs sir
Soysnth-sve-, be fenced n. r...lr.T -t
side Sirth-aye, fourth fhh
B the sidewalks be tagged and fehsggec. W
That south Aas.
and Fourth be fenced 10.
That Cmpro the Of 1913
insured making Tor attending 'hs funeral Of The ais
Alder Peter Gilsey.
sidewalk both dhes Of Bieyeshaye bsseea Tsn-
Alxth III nieth-Sts, be hagged. -I
from Rthave 70 lie Boulevard 10
REQUESTED sad srsied. -.
Second Fourhsve the eur5 and sst
ter stones be SET a9d The sidew slks haggei-
That both sides Of ghA between Tidn ssd Pnh%v~
ta jS alas lie asga aEa rshAgsd
Each BIZ the following yoe
AmrmauyeIbe President AiermAs Btiog Cooper Paoonsrs
KehT Koch Lyssgh CsA Aoahaos Norris Otten
dogfer sni ReIfy-i1
JOSEPH G. PiNCKhBf. C2s<k
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-26
UNSAFE BUILDINGS.

Budues reported eBdng April 25 1875
No s3 Rh stUnssis ceiling aud arehes j. Mshewson
agent
No 10 Bspts-Unssfe front soop Borion Smith owners
No $50 PesrUns wall Of extension; LorArd Estate
No ls Cbsrlob+tUpssie ehimneys. Patrick Burke
No q Stanton eUnssfe front PIER H. NJ Bailey agent
No 60 Hntbtye resf-Uns north chimney; VIM Huber
Ne leo BOvey-UBssfe walls II MoTaBge
No. u Yanck 81 Unsafe front wall; n. G. Kellogg
Ne va CshAlsL-UnSafe 'front.' wall; n. g. Kellogg
No 81 Canalst-Unssfe front walls n, g. Kellogg
No % Pkes-UnsSe story; John MeDelmot,
.frenl
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WHITESTONE is g minutes from Hunters

WHITESTONE is % minutes from Hunters
w Points 20 minutes from h'dsosquare " minutes from City
double finished this Summer will shorten time 10 nButes
eai from $50 to midnight by elegant Of the puneua
Flushing Side Railroad which have fowhrmer under each
seat Mles platform steam brakes te Only half far as Mr. r.
Stewards Garden City Convenient to Business concert eater calls
shopping Beautiful scenery bOang driving Healthy high ground
well drsined vaer churches schools village limited By
oneba cent cheap bal ng 10 value good
investment worth sold last yIi eonnuison for
each house eOng 5000 Call H. X VAN SIC
LEN i3 Nasssu and free pass TaLe Thirty fouhs James
slip double deek ferry. Hopkins sl you the depot
oy per month will boy pretty house sir looms
and cellar milestone Lot 2JIso Price 81 200
Consultation for rear free
VERY pretty wesone, eight cellar closets b'
rsnge ways &c. two lots per month and $50 dowS
One yesrs Communication free Five minutes from depot
per month without interest Under restrictions
Prices from 500 to $50.
association wanted to take whole block the plan OF the
Garden Park, at Milestone Most liberal terms.
Call K VAN SCLBN 10 NaSsaatt and gt rec passes to
visit foregoing desirable property.
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= 100 ACRES GEORGIA FARMING
DsEtDV LANDS for SALE favorable terms,
Comprising SEVEN LOTS containing go each ocsd the
Thirteenth Bchos CiEch and tnova So
a. 35 2 l5 $40 lands unnprOyed bat
wen adapted to cultivation Cotton. Address A. W. Box l31
Tribune Office,
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hotet5.

... fotel5.
COMMONWEALTH HOTEL, Washington It.
~ (Ooespyiag aluo Worcester Besa- u.
y. R0HEES Proprietor. T. -. L.. -
VERMONT SUMMER HOME, Poultney, Vt.
Rev J. NEWMAN. d d., Poe Ops from May Spsctsiraes
fan hes aud bosrieS
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6elp Uanie6--M aies.

COOPER WANTEDa--One who understand:
uku0 bucket Of steady habits, md steady employ
meni BIZ ADDRESSING r. q. Box tt62, Bridgeport Coma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-26
Goanirp Real gsiale for Sale

FOR SALE-A Country Seat, most delight
fe tocd tho portA side Of Long isad three miles
-er fron Of valuable beach best roofing pebbles yielding
secss geo which DO mach increased HARRIS VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-26
'OR sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE RESI-

STRAWBERRY HILL, STAMFORD CONN.
Tho house partly furnished and In perfect oer inside and
cold laundry
tubs Gss throughout Csriag iJI2. with bed
for oocbman stalls Chicken yard and behuey Lot
feet commanding ertens view Of Long Isnd
shaded with elms naples aud Ablninee
sIe vegetable garden Apply 10 X H. RICHARD
No no Nsssau or At his residence adjoining property
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alarbls a ri .slats alanlsis.
Ceaal Noneees

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~ 70 tho Cui for IAc relief dsnlnd ~ complaint
o. stircb, lS'1 s-as "hALSf ht p,,i.!.i,
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wossS JsTss s6s sBRGss T.. iosos ,i o. so
= o. s To- 10 sss sf Zee. cp, . .Ss s ~ ..
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& we an" os e4. Of oo sss Of f s . @ 3 =
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You 1esty sso dollars en- hG ess
sG Ss Ss be S f 81 & Ss s1b.s f
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The CITY County Of NeWYos attic toaboao the Ct d
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V'HE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
POR s0Ura CA1oLiNA -CfiARL.8 K.RaIsoy Atagnss
o. Kerrson eiIing. r. STEWART Ga snl
Equity isr distraction. ... ....
p.s sg J.a:. :s R: s; I'Ss S s;s. Sss
Brewer Co, John d Syl ydn Rsr. and w. a.
Lord coparaers as o TAYLOR; Arhsr W. JsGar B4-asi y
and shnoad JadrsY T.
Sons, William j. Hor SsnaaJ H. Hor3sma3n All
Alien, oopiraers IlortnanB Brobec aad Aea BenmR
Hutton. WHO survived James Bcakati hcY
kari HaOa Peeg Hail. F.eaersk Phltps Or. Herr HEks
Hstshurst Smith. Blcoek Minor Stone Co W. kss 81
Reliant lashaoS Jrasnt Hartnson, Wisn Brahsr o. a.
BOles Pateo stewart Co.. and a. A.'sIseOs Anotsas s:ss
h. s.9srs4 s.ss q kSRErsos is'Dis ssss1.SSS are
. he htats. ..I.
orleta GorIer canps sOte.s
%
thirty date bit san be sgans.
them
srisr Of tbs Cssrt Charleston this lOh April lsrJ
(lguen DANIEL HORs8BCk.
Apig iss3ws coo u. 4 f,s a. q
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Countrp Real Gstate for Sale.

Gountrp Real Gstate for Sale.
A VALUABLE FARM for SALE on the
~ North within minutes walk Of the railroad
depot Inquire Of SAMUEL cASTREbL 2 Pouhsve HeN-Yok
A FINE FARM of 100 acres, 80 miles from
IN HewYok the NewYork and Boston Railroads price lows de-
oide bargain. T. J. DUEKIN Co.. No So Tbtri-ave
A II YONKERS- ON-THE- HU DSON-A mod
~ HOUSE Locust Hlsve hot and cold water bath range
&c s''O'' THOs J. DUNKIN Co. s4 Third-sve.
A COUNTRY SEAT ON the Hudson FOR
N Sab TO LET. uuished hour from the ety water
eImsie unsurpassed Address ALLEN Box no Tribune oSce
At Iitchfed, Conn, HOUSE, WOOD
~ HOUSE. BARN two Flushing L. L. bne HOUSE. one
Of which must be sold or rented at once . nsu - 49,, W
A LARGE number of COUNTRY HOUSES
"A and other property on the line Of the HUDSON RIVER Fo sh
f'' s. EMERSON srh-sve, 1hirty-eishth.t.
( MAGNIFICENT COUNTRY SEAT on the
~ % miles from e acres and hrselAss improve
in'N'' p''''' tn DUYEIS, IT, CO., So Thlrl.ye
A FIRST GLASS gentleman's country RESI-
"A DRScE the H9lSO ma9SS @ 5S G 'T Sa obe
perfect order Quarter o. b he % b al intending to purchase
80 cumbanoe For permits the and further particulars
apply TO NJ T. wOOLLBY, IS Unyersyplsee.
A n YAPHANK, l.. IA beautiful, roOmy
swberes and other situated Csmans River oe
Kills ' YsphSi or MapRii.n oil S Brodws
N OEK HOUR YROM CITY HALL
~ TRAINS DAILY CHUROhRsh &e'
ABtIpIye LOT la51ss IT, Of the se'ated
satisns In the village
Appyto j. l.. STEELE,
FLUSHING L. I.
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auction Sales OF Real Gstate

JKHK JOHNSON. IT,. AucioueeL.
DY JERE. JOHNSON, jr.,
Office d PARK ROW opposite new PoOhee, Asto HOUSE.
and the TERMINUS Of Al the city car lines ,,,,
REAL ESTATE PROMPTLY SOLD AND EXCHANGED
Auctio saies OF Stocks Pdruit1re Merchandise DC
fS All Brhsnge Saesoom reported on my
Beiein Board in advance Of any seSspaper.
EXECUTORS' PEREMPTORY SALE.-Es-
tate Of Joseph Thomas deecasedOD TUESDAY MAY lBJ
at ~ O'clock noon sold PUBLIC SALE At The PhiladePh.
Exchange the following described properties va;
LafAyettest Cape Island ~ j. modern nee'
north-west OF
cite Cape May City j. between Hughes and Hansl cottages
Inc o eoptun9 Lsyettst 80 fee and IN depth Eo
feet The cottage Se plaza All sround Two
stories seprate frame kchep with chamber and cool eelsf large
al around
Ho2-sTABLB and COACH-HOUSE. Lot Of ground situate on
fa adjoining the shove the nsrh IN soEt street " icet
and In deph the above frame stable and eoaen
Of shade trees very desirable or eoAge se
TBRAS-IIsh cash -. "A
nnQ No on The containing front 81 feet and depth 70
tee being In wdtb the eud 81 feet $40 Of an inch
TBRMS-HGh eash. See plAa.. q, -.
The prope lies within about yards 81 the railroad depot on
,r ny years by the late joseph NJ Tnemss tue
cottage lAaettet has been
stey GRADED and leads directly 10 She 1gsTs LAID
inc and Cold Spring =, -ro.,.c so,ra
SALE ABSOLUTE . Ihonnn 1S So Ct q,
Anil
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BrGnIsInn properin % fst.

UIUUHUH I1fVPFfFU w 1-N'' -
Two LET - The frst-class brown stone
DWELLING. no and al Tompkns near Bu onst Brook
ls improvenesfsf rent 500 Apply 70 owner as above.
no LET-Handsome two-story basement and
rnterceIr and Lafsyee Brookn; bath
fse sewer range minutes FROM ROoseye and 10 inmates
e. Tnon Fer 500 1863 $9i1 C. u. HART, 50 Yates,
near MJr bseen and go Broadway DSKAb between
/ and o'clock
TVIO LET or FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS.
II DWELLING HOUSE. No a. WiloWst
STORE No. Ie2 Ptneapplest
STORE and HOUSE No. 913 Pnlon-ays.
SECOSD and THIRD STORIES Ma 1883 Renseast suitable Tor
.ha,t on an .es GORDON l. PORD 81 Clara st. BrooklJn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-26
Summer Retreats.

GUNNER Retreats.
A LADY in the country desires to take a
n children BOARD for The summer gOo references call
IA West Forty scond-st. - - = - - - -
REEKMAN MANSION, S43 East Fifteta-st.,
~ grounds nicely lad out locality house 6e hrst
oAss ready the l.t entrance eit OF the carnage gate
DIDGEDALE HOUSE, Madison, N. j.. hav
Nv ing changed lands and bee for toe
References given snd fequir@L
DOUND HILL HOTEL, Northampton, Mass.
Ee-Unpseed drives scsnep. DOng groves CONTAINS &c C
dsozt le Terms
80 SCI per week Special 70 mles Seld stamp Tor car
cusr c. BASTA secrotGy. Trad FULLER. supenntesenL
W0ODSBURG PAVILION, Woodsburg, l.; |.
This viii Opened Jape be reached by
south she or Loog Island Railroads terms address
- N r. SEKBLL, Propulsion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-01

CHICAGO, July Sl.-Flour = Market
quiet and unchanged. Wheat-Excited
and prices higher. Under the influence o.
the corner which was developed yesterday
prices ran up to 81 4G, and OF one time
81 90 was bid, but no sales were reported
at that figure. At 9 p. N. 81 Al was bid
Ios round car lots. During the regular
session some 60, 600 bushels were sold by
and to parties outside the ring at prices
ranging from 81 go 10 81 80. These
sales were made III settlement, and while
the ring denounce them as washes there
appears to be no valid reason for so call
ing them. Seller August sold at 81 Ida
1 10. Corn-No2 mixed 36saS61c. Oats
No 2, &c. RYe-No 2, 67a5Sc. Bar
ley-Dull and prices nominal yPrOYis-
ions quiet and unchanged; mess pork
$l5 5Oa15 G.; lard &c; bulk meats and
bacon quiet and unchanged in every re-
spect; no sales. Whisky-O3c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-01
France Preparing to Retallale.

Archibald Forbes, writing 10 the New
York Herald on the recent review OF the
French troops at 1ongchamps, says: ~ .
On the whole, ii seems to me that the
omen may be drown, from the aspect OF
the troops on Thursdays parade, that
there Is forked lightning in the thunder
cloud Of FrauCes hatT6dlto Germany and
her thirst for revenge. Aspirations for
the 7eVdncaS are not mere 6rUt,eu fMl-
men, that / think General Manteufel must
have owed 10 himself, as he sat there tn
c0gnit0 In plain clothes In black row OF
the diplomatic tribune. The French
mean 70 have another wrestle for the fall
that every ono who knows the nation
knows. But every .onc did not know
what l think this review went to
show, that her military authorities are
working RssiduouSly. ior The, end; that
when the contestants shall grapple, as
grapple they must, tho issue will not
be by long way 30 nearly fore
gone conclusion as most people have been
content 10 assume It.. II France can con-
tent herself, and meanwhile work as che
,ub6 HUIhCu III AhV phob wv yNuAol ~
struggle will be Titanic one. She has
still an immensely TO. do; indeed, she has
scarcely yet begun the work bic has set
herself. But In ten years' time In accor-
dance with the disposition Of her new
military law, she will be able 10 set In
line over 100000 men without calling out
the reserves. With them her military
strength will number i 100000 trained
soldiers. The second act, just passed,
providing for organization as tho first
does for recruiting, enacts that whole
some decentralization tho lack Of which
contributed as much as anything to
frances downfall, In the late war. With
eighteen Well.organlzed and equipped
army corps, each with Its own staff and
its province to recruit from, with q
powerful artillery and. arms Of precision
second 70 none IN the world, and with Q
strength In fighting men OF million and
a quarter, who shall say that France
shall not have made good her title to re-
enter the ranks Of the great military
powersH And all this that | write OF abe
has deliberately set herself 10 accomplish
within ten years. .'--s -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-01
i. The .TerrInonr Of .Travelers.

All travellers who have tolled the value Of
preparation and a. ameSnS ofaYuIdiuF ~ pain.
ful and dangerous disorders Of tho 6oWOl6l End
the liver, which accrue from P6hnngSoi NateI
or nnwholeBono VApors, reiOFtoit N ,lFOhE hlti'
Rlm as an unequAlled preventive madeleine.
Wherever the atmospheric condition. ne 'unlG.
erful tonic Is irdiBpengAbl0 alike 10 tho b6ttief
and the transient B0journer. ThGIa wa Tina
when raw brandy or whisky was almost uniyOr-
salty used TO qualify tho waters Of The Nostsfn
riYSFS, and the wells &c, Of the loW.lying DIS
and residents IN these regions, and Hostetter'B
Bltters substituted IN their stead. AT this SEQ
son when the sun 10 neAc tho z0plth and the heat
Oppressive, two or three doses OF the BIttefa
daily vi have aBalptAEy .elOSt On thOAppette,
the 6lgeSIlon and tho 6plEi1. - DIV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-01

consults the tastes Of his Customers.I One
Of the most popular Of this class Of RENE.
dies are Strengthening plasters,. some Of
which are gotten up In sfrst-class style,
A gentleman OF IhigCity, who imagined
he hGda.Reak breast, let his Judgment
be taken captive BY the. beautiful appear
ance Of a plaster Of this description, and
resolved 70 Try 1t. BE according bought,
had his manly bosom shaved and, warm
ing the plaster, slapped It on, II proved
TO be a delusion, and was only adhesive
in name. In \ few hours 1t dropped of,
and the genleman's enthusiasm having
become excited on the subject he took an
other and another with like result At
length he asked the apothecary 1.-The could
not make him q plaster that would stay
on. How long do you want 1t to stick
asked the latter. Oh, till comes of; no
matter how long, was the reply. The
SpotheCary thought he could suit him, and
taking q nice sheet Of goat skin, . little
Roboran's plaster, tempered With dlacylon
and few drops Of bRlSam Of FIR, he made
. plaster warranted to stick until itcAme
OF. The customer put the plaster on,
and for few days was nightly pleased
With Il. It completely filed the bill and
stuck tighter than wax, In, q few days
the gentleman started oil on q collecting
trip through the country, 10 DO gone sew.
eral weeks. On his return he rushed
fAntically into the drug store and eX:
claimed: " want you 70 tell me, how TO
get this id plaster Of; It pulls like hi"
Il appeared from the gCntlemRn's story
that as soon as the hair began 70 gToWOn
his breast again, the plaster became very
uncomfortable, and that finally he could
scarcely make motion without torture.
He had tried various plans to getit OIL,
and even had q barber 70 Try u shave II
Of with razor, the only fesult being that
bis bosom was "cheCked like flank
steak. The spotbeCsry, dipped scloth
In hot water, folded Il, laid 1t over the
plaster moment, and as soon as It WIS
Softened by the heat, peeled 1t OfflWilhouEi
difficulty. The gentleman wondered why
he had not thought Of that plan, and went
Of voWipg that Il anybody eYerlo offered to'
Sell him another sticking plASterhe would
kill him on the spot: 81 sy5rEqs1vS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-01
A FpHRRMAE ATTACKED ny 4 SHARK.


"A FHHBRMAE ATTACKED DY A SHARK.
The Baltimore American Of the 29Lh
Inst, gives the following account OF an
accident, which recently betel 9 fisher
man In the Chester river. It says: Mon.
dav morning, the 18th instant, about hall
alter Q O'clock, while q party OF fisher
men were hauling q seine In Chester river,
lust opposite the mouth Of Grsyslnn's
creek, they noticed that there was a mum.
ber OF lnonstHous fab in the seine, and
they at once started toward the shore, for
the purpose Of securing them. On near
ing the land, they found that the sea
weeds were in such prOlusion that II
would be lmpOssibleto land the net-and
as the water where they were was only
about waist deep, two Of the party-Jas.
Green and Jas Mccain, both Of this city,
Jumped overheard and began taking up
the seine, while the rest Of the party pull
ed II into the yawl. Nearly 0ne.halt Of
the seine had been takenin, when sudden
II. the water was lashel1 70 loan by
What seemed to be- q school otsmo nstrouE
dSh. The men grew excltel, and Green
Waded out several yards, for the purpose
Of holding tho net down TO the bottom
Just az he took hold Of Il, his leg was
seized by a shark, and he was dragged
under the water, where. Q terrible
struggle enSued between tue man
and the shark. Green's companions
were 80 frightened that they stood
siill for some time, and gazed
with horror at the terrible scene. In
leW moments Green came 10 the surface,
and uttered q cry for help. This reused
his friends and they went 10 his assist
ance, when the shark retreated farther
into tho depths Of the seine. Green was
taken into the boat when no became in
sensible, and remained so Tor some time,
The shark had caught the calf Of his lef(
leg, and completely stripped the heah
from the bones from above the knee down
70 the foot. He was bleeding prolusely
from several Of the larger arteries thai
had been severed. Mr.. Mccain knew
enough about surgery 70 bind handler.
chief tight around the mangled limb, and
prevented his bleeding TO death. Tho
wounded man was brought to this city
about halt after - O'Clock A. n, by the
Chester river steamboat George Law,
after which he was removed 70 the In
Urinary on the corner Of Green and Lom4
bard lstreels, where his leg was ampu-
tAted. BE Is an unmarried man, thirty
years Of age, and lived on Williams street
q few doors west Of Charles street, II
SeemS that the fishing party hid sqrtopnd'
ed B number OF shark. o. there vert
more than one Of the savage creatures ID
the net. The fishermen succeeded in kill
iBg two Of them, the largest Of which iwal
Glsysn feet In length Z D. /" %. E.'-s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-01
TravoleTs' ReEtTteT. :
0l1e1ptSElrqlye(;tt
otEin Sf a Familiar Line.

A correspondent Of Ba'pa'S Btsq'
writes that The oll.quoted line, Though
Lost to sight, 70 memory dsarI originated
with Rdthytn Jsbkyps, and was lDI
published In the GrssnViek AGgasiRs in
Marines, in 17Ol org17O9. As "a literary
curiosity, we quote The whole poem; Z.
sweetheart, EOod.byoI tho DAFT hng sail y
Il spread 10 wait mo far from the6, , u
And coon before tho iAy'Eing gale
Ny chip shall bound upon tho Sea,
PeFchAnre, all deBolate and fOEiorn, g.4
These eyea shall fnlB theo mABg lear:
ButuRfoFpotten every ehAEm-h u y q >
ThOugh lOSt TO sight, 70 mem'y dear.
sweetheart. goodbye! ono last embraced
U cruel iAtel two BoulB TO sover
let In this hearts most sacred place
Thou, thOa alone, shall dwell I0FeV0r.
And still ahEl recollection Trace M gz.igtN
In Fancy'H mirror, ever near,
Bach smile, each tear, that form, that face
Though loE 70 bIg6k 70 mem'ry dears
fHlTzHEa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-01
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, July Si.-Flour-Quieti
new 81 90aG so. WhGat-New 81 25a
i 30. Corn-44a45c. Rye-Steady at 70
a72c. ORts-33a43c. Barley-Dull and
nominal. :, Pork-Held at $40, Lard
Steam nc; Kettle SIC. Bnlk Meals
Strong, active and higher; shoulders &c;
clear rib sides 9tc; clear held at 0sc. BA.
con-FIrmer, with q good demand; sales
Of shoulders at Sc; clear rib sides lola
104c; clear held at 10sc. Whisky-Firln
at Ole. A. 9 aN sEE s.El
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-01
New York Market.

NEW York, July 3l.--Flour-Dull; su
perfne western and State, "a 95a5 e5
common to good, IS 85a8 20; good t
choice, 80 25a7 10; white wheat extra
81 05as %. Whest-Heavy and lower
No. 2 Milwaukee, 81 AZ; No. 2 Duluth
81, 42t; Inferior. white western, 81 46
Rye, Barley and Malt-Unchauged. Corr
"A shade easier; steamer Yestern mixed
51a55c; saitdoI sic; high mhed yellow
western, 55a59c. Oats-Dull; new west
ern mixed, 4lia42c; white western. Sec
Cofee-Firm. Sugar-Strong. MolRsse'
Quiet and firm. Rice-Active,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-01
schenck,s Mandrnke PiIIr.

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tircly superscde tho use Of mercury, do
not leave any Of its Injurious effects.
They act directly upon the liver, and are
a valuable remedy IN all cases Of derange.
ment resulting from q disordered state Of
that organ, Liver Complaint, Bilious
Disorders, Indigestion, Sick Headache
Typhoid BeYerb, So, DC, al guccumb 70
ne freq use n Schenck's Mandrake Pills.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers,