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METROPOLITAN VARIETY THEA.

This week the greatest cards in the profession-
-FOUR NEW STARS, VIZ:
The Little Infant Wonder. BABY BENSON the
snartest and most extraordinary child in the GRID ,
not quite five years Of age, whose wonderful
Dances, Jigs, Walk rounds, Presentations Of Char
acter. &c, create the widest furOre ever witnessed
within the walls II a theatrr;
MISS JENNIE BENSON,
The Champion female Clog Dancer IF the world;
The great comic SHERMAN, the original ARTE-
MUS WARD, and the Excelsior Song aud
Dance Man, .sCINCINNATUS.n
CASTELLATTI, the Eminent Gymnast, in lfis great
act entitled The Lssi,ier of Life" together
with the Great Company in Grand
0liO Of Novelties.
FAMILY MATIyEES fer Ladies and Children
EyEEY SATURDAY. at 2 p. m.
EXTRA MOTTO E.-Grsnd Complimentary Benefit
O. MANAGER 3. HENZE, THURSDAY EVE
MING January ID jH?w
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sur on Wan street, and an earnest demand has
ALREADY sprung mp % obtain stock In the com
pany. The secretary intimates that the entire
and at least fsl the present no stock WIli Be ON
the market. The commissioners Who negotisted
the trcety have arrived ,and it = regar1ed one
q ne grcatsst financial ventures Of he 49,
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nc paper sent longer than paid for '
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATtOSAL ,rHEATER. BTe1vz avs.
~ Mr. j. q. SAvILLE-......L Lessee aAd Manager
FAREWELL APPEARANCE OF
MILE AIMEE.
and IN. new Partisan Opera BoufTe.
sEs,. and original Drama in four ac;s by Edwin T.
Thorne, entitled
ACROSS THE WATER,
Produced with scenery and great east-Me-~r.
Therne- Bowers, Barr, Me-tames SayiIle ami SIAN
hey.
MONDAY, January %, 1913,
MISS CARLOTTA LECLERQ,
TIE
LADY OF LYONS
COZ MING.
LINCOLN HALL.
THREE NIGHTS ONLY,
THURSDAY n KyE =. s6;s January 70,
GEORGIA MINSTRELS.
Rauaed from fhsiT European T0au,
Hs'ins aPpsared before the ROYAL families Of Eng
rAnEY n fhfAsEkI safrk kItk;
XNILLARDS HALL.
" STREET, NEAR l4TH STREET.
PROF. CROMWELL has the honor to announce the
THREE LAST NIGHTS
Of his magnificent
Art ENTERTAINMENTS.
THURSDAY NIGHT, 10Th January,
IRELAND AND TLAND
FRIDAY NIGHT, nth January,
ROME, AND ACROSS THE CONTINENT
SATURDAY NIGHT, 18Th January,
ANTIQUE AND MODERN STATUIRY
SATURDAY-MATINEE.
WONDERS OF THE WORLD
Admission, 20 cents; children, IS cents; family
coupon tickets, good for six admissions, 81; adrnis-
zion to the Matinee all parts Of the Hall, Is
Tickets be obtained AZ the Office IF Wizards
Hotel, and at Ellis Music Storr, So Penns ly ana
aVenp. Doors -pen for the Evening Entert anment
n ~ commencing at clock. Doors open for the
Aatlnee al 20, commencing at ; O'Clock. jl6-3tE
" DIS III A LIZ
w y STREET, NEAR IITH ST.
MONDAY. III ESDA1 and WEDNESDAY, Jan
uaTy ash 2l>t and ri; also, MATINEE WEDNES-
DAY, at y. m. Something New The Most Novel
Refined and Wonderful Enferf aiImeut in the World
THE MINIATURE MINSTR ELS,
The Greatest Little Artists Living in Grand Glee
and Bal al Concerts and usical aud Miscellaneous
Euterta ImeHts. The whole Company between the
nges OF and IA years. Each performer finished
artist. The Company include Miss LIZZIE COOK
the little great c0mique, the most versatile and
complished performer Of her age in the world Master
Binan- the wonderful boy soprano. from the Theater
Royal, COvent Garden, London; M iss Alice Molteno,
the brilliant hsT pl-t, &c. Sc., &c New Music New
songs and Dances EyeTyth Newl Doors open at
a. commence at clock. Admission, Soc Reserved
peats sc. Tirksts for sale at Willards Hotel list
iChron Critic and Repl
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IL Q. ReaviA the captta;-renASyer. of st.
IONS. nas n lscparaiien and viii SOU deliv-
my Of the Nifsi.ipPi Valley. He uill az
self. = - I
1When Maine msn has Q too laxative
vile ne tells her he iseeing tD AnananQuaHnso-
foe mongotonga lhuDong. and in his o1scnce
han hh frtenb cau II the bouse aBd inquiro
hrs whereabouts When he returns the faith
for month.
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THR MuLLKIS- sTREEr MURp.R IN BAIT.
A9RE-Athough the police authorities have
been dmsenty xf work In endeavoring TO dis
Lampley, - No. 1o2 Mulifkin street, on the
nieht Of the ID Instant, ~ yet no de voIopments
nave been made sunhcient 10 warrant an Arrest.
taik rs to its Perpetfator, and g no reWard for
me arrest o. the murderer has a. vet been
onered by the authorities, Mr.. John B. English.
sSn-in-nw OF the deceased, nov ofFers reward
VAL iead 70 that arrest and conviction q the
perPetrator. Boisinere Ass<rseas, lsfI
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AMONG THE VISITORS at the White House
who saw the President this morning were Sec
retaries Fish and Boutwell,; Senators Spencer,
Wilson, Borennan, and Cameron Representa-
tives Myers, Maynard, Farwell, Sargent, SEQ
field, WALLACE. Bingham, and Shoemaker.
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uossrAx z. DopeK ID the defendant In sut
for divorce, I'm st. Paul, MINI, He IL Gfty-
two, and his wife tweuty-eight; and he alleges
brutal treatment and marital inndelfty.
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u FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
Tan be had by the trade at CHARLES ST0ff
50. 3, Nc. $50 Pennsy lvapja avenue dsesa sRs
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WASSHINGTON THEATER COMIQUE

w tLiSNeAth sireet, south Pennsy wanna AZ enue.l
ANOTHER NEW HOST OF TALENT
Engagement OF the most wonderful
PRINCE JADI DJALMI.
tPrInce 81 40. ssinia II his own right
And Justly called
THE MAN OF MYSTERY
Engagement of tn accomplished gymnasts.
WILLIAM EOREPAUGH, Mis- ALICE NAPIER,
In their thrilling feat-
The Celebrated song and dance men, Manchester
anu Jennings the great Dutch comedian, George :.
Knight the dashlng vocalist and actress, Miss Sae
Hassn he beautiful character vocalist foy sisters
Grand Ballet Troupe: VI lie Annetta. Emily Smith,
Emma Marsh, Belle Graham, Fannie May, Salle
esner, Julia Bennett Rose Celeste, Nellie AMBER
son, Annie DOuneliy. Maud Miller,
A Beyy of Beauty.
tbe accomplished dancers. Mr.. Gus Peters. Milo
enn.tta, Dick Parker. Otto Burbank, Jas. Douglas,
X. Jean BUCKLEY, Miss Amanda Lee, and a great
esmpany Of arfist-
OGE.
THURSDAY, Friday, and Saturdsy-Miss Mason-s
great drama a JACK SHEPPARD
Matinee " edne sday and Saturday.
FIlfay January E-Grand complimentary Benefit
To GEO. ;. KNIGHT. I'm wv Stars next week rs
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The carrying rates Tor gold were 2, 2N, 8, 2, 8,
and per cent. The days business at the Gold Elk.
change Bank was as tollows:-
Gold clearances .e.., $50 4S8 900
Gold balances. Observation-Disclosures. 1474,529
Currency balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1,727,963
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-20
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

G1EsrsroS, August 10. 1873
M e Net fecep y a sh' ssss 0rS
Cotton EXTREMIST 1 s. m1iddnss is
1910 0"'
Cotton r,oru,.r. ,,,,,,,.a. MosLs August 49, E7s
bales Exports coastwise, SS4 Sales I7e Stock 7sI
SAVANNAH, August Is, 1873
Coton-Sone onering nlddlings, l75ac. Net receipts
" CHARLESTON, August 49, 1873.
osaasry I 'i sT .d mdsa oi ss
Flour firm and in fair demand. Wheat dull ana de.
%s Michigan S wns waS,sS a. 81
august 81 at .s 81 y; sspt.%6s,. ma Old ~;
SSeT Illinois so it /, dal and S~sr sales q
&c whs grade &c Oats fncr r." sales %'se q
Changed bis on n5S a bushels l
S Tsa hour 81 e 40 s DO eDT o So
oats. WV N''
Flour steady and in good dsmsSS A .s - SIS,
sts5lS re %, MOI spring $50 amber Winter: sS7S
sa Ts So SSs0s wnsr and
RT%ss Sss a 81 on CORN sas. %
a. ST. gns s SIS ew s mSnas SO
YORK railroad rslSh,s-onr to Phiiade phia Soc to
ss'is9 @ sSs'S sss ss'sHR
lumber.
BUFFALO, August 49, 1873
Grain In store-Wheat 102 00 bushels; corn 797 do
s % g. .ys ' ss %s
hours-flour, 6l65 bbls wheat 1850 bushels; corn,
iss,sss do; oats ass DO, Canal shipments--wheaI
8! 500 bushels; corn, l5s5i2 do Rail exports-Corn,
4l69s bushels; oats, D,g43 do. Canal irelgnts TO New
Yorkmwhest ilc corn ioc oats 5le Flour quiet;
81 soa IS 55 white, 50 - Is Wheat steady saIcs OF
iogo bushels Milwaukee No Spring 81 20; quoted,
No spring, q 81 White Mchlgan, 81 7oasiI5 cofn
bushels NO at sSsc. Oats duil sales of 1000 bushels
Chicago No. at BE; 500 do DO at ssJ6c q sc RYE
nominal AZ 13c aI5c Barley malt sales OF prime
Other articles unchanged.
Flour quiet Wheat unsettled; No. Spring nomnally
"a; NO 1Spring cash or August 81 f; rejected, 81
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FINANCIAL.

A NOTICE TO INVESTORS.
The attention of tho investing public Is called to tho
limited remainder of the Northern Pacific Railroad.
thirty hoan or the ssOO0OCO Of this loan unsod
on the LIST last less than SaOo0Oo now remains
and this balance will be absorbed after which tho
company has resolved to issue only six per bonds
There between 500 and COO miles Of the road
in regular operation. with a growing traffic Surveys
and construction progressing satisfactorily The
the Stanley military expedition has resulted in
the location of an excellent line through Western Dakota
and Eastern Montana, and the company has advertised
FOR proposals for grading and bridging tho Yellowstone
Division, extending 2O5 miles from Bismarck, at the
crossing of the Missouri River the crossing of the
Yellowstone in Montana. The companys lands (amount-
ing than 2oO road selling
TO settlers price nearly dollars per
acre. and the proceeds Of land sales constitute Sinking
Fund for the rcpurchase cancellation of first
gage bonds.
The company's seven and three-tenths per cent gold
bonds the last Of which offered yield nearly 81
per cent per annum at the present price of gold.
All marketable securities received in exchange at
current rates. and full information furnished on inquiry
JAY COOKE 4 CO.,
2Owall street, Now York.
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CLOSING PRICEs-s O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton In Demand at Irregular Prices
Flour Quiet and Unchnngcd-Whent
Active and Eirmer for Futures-COrn
Firm-Oats steady-GrOcerics Gcner-
ally Quiet but Firm-POrk About
Steady-Lard Firmcr-Petroleum Firm
Spirits Turpentine Firmer-Rosin
Stcady-Wool Quiet but Firm-Whis-
key Steady.
TUESDAY, August 1876 p. NJ.
The trading in merchandise was fair to-day and
the markets were generally firm. There was de:
cidedy active movement in wheat for forward de-
livery at improved prices, though the market for
immediate delivery was quiet for want of supplies.
The receipts continue insignificant, nothing having
arrived from beyond the canal break as yet. The
purchases OF wheat to arrive were al
most entirely on foreign account thus insuring a
continued active demand for lreight-room and
consequent high rates OF freight during the Fail
months. Corn was not very active, but sold to
some extent for forward delivery at full prices,
the spot market favoring buyers Oats were
steady as was Whskey and Pork. Lard was
frmcr. Groceries generally quiet, but very firm.
Petroleum a shade hrmer but inactive. Spirits of
turpentinc in good demand and closed with sellers
asking higher prices Cotton was In better demand but
sold unsettled and irregular prices. Wool quiet
but the market nrm Nothing OF Importance transpired
in metals.
AsHEs-Recepts for the past three days IS packages
Pots have in fair jobbng request steady prices
Pearls remained entirely nominal We quote POTS,
IS 25 ..,sS
BUILDING MArERIALs-Brick are arriving quite freely
and sre II Eoo2 aegsnd at Previously quoted figures
Lime continued in fair demand with sales of Rockland
common at 81 10, and do. lump at 81 s.. Cement was
rather quiet but steady at 81 rs per Dbl for Rosendae
Plaster paris only in moderate request but quoted
steady at So 81 per for blue Nova Scotia IS rs
for white do. and 81 per Dbl for calcned city Iaths
were moderate demand and steady at ~ Is 20 for
Eastern.
CoRpAGE.-There has been no material change in the
market either regards the demand prices current
We quote :Manilla large and small sizes lsc
bolt rope yarns 2c. &c. tarred Manila Ike; Sisal
rope, l5hc. l6.c; New Zealand cordagc, i56c 6}Sc
Russia bolt rope, nc.
CANDIEs-A moderate jobbng trade was the only bust
reported. Prices ruled steady, follows sperm
39c. 40c patent do, Acc; paraine SIC. 3c stearc
2sc. 29c. adamantinc, lac for I6 ounces
CcTT0N the spot decidedly irregular especially
fol- the low grades The sales ion export chiefly
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YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY TO- ls7srRPIE SHEET

GS,2 :, ssSc, = % sssyi.r ss:h Ne Tor sigh
26xe cash 2ekc &c. August; 2sj<c rejected rye IL
@ .sE e a.. e. ssIdi.y
duction. Pork steady at Sig cash lis ss sS August
e. Sid ne ioS round lea sweet DsEsd hams asss
&c. short rib niddles exc. oxc. tor loose Bacon
Demand light holders hrm shoulders sole 1T Bc clear
ss;,e - ZOO y SSs wheat SIO corn
SO0 do. Shipmen s-riour. s.O6O bbiS; wheat m0Sj
bushels; corn. lA4000 do; sats, 5000 do; barley.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LONDON MONEY MARkrr.-LoNDoN. August l9A 80
p. M.United states ten orties 9ox Consols for the
account ok. Erie Railway shares 1914
PARIs Bo0RsrnLosooN August i9l:0 MA
80 MA Paris despatch quotes rentes at ST. &c.
FRANKroRr BouRsK LONDON August l9-5 T.. MA
despatch from Frankfort quotes United States bonds Of
the issue OF 1859 at 97ss.
LivERPooL CorToN MAKKEr.-IhvERPooL. August 49,
p. M.-Thc market Is tending down. Mddling uplands
sgd. SD; middlng Orleans, 81. 9kd. The sales
OF the day arc estimated at 5000 bales; American,
loo bales.
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUvrs MARKEr-LIvKRPooL, August
1880 T. M-The market Is buoyant Corn, IS. I'd. a
28s 3D. per quarter Wheatl2s Id Us ID for average
California white lis 3D. lis Cd red Western Spring
l5s g. for red Winter and as 3D. IFS 3D. for Caliior
600 which 800 quarters Amert
The receipts Of for the past three days
5000 quarters, all American
LdyERrooL PRovlsoNs MARkEr -IIvERrooI. August 10
can Lard 3as Cd per cwt Pork. 6ds per Dbl for new
despatch from Manchester reports that the market for
yarns and fabrics is tending down.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKKT.-LoNDoN August 1876 r.
M.-Spirits turpentnc, sos a 3Os I'd. per cwt
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WATCHES. JEwELRY, Sc.

DIAMONDs.-FOR SALE, A NUMBER OF LARGE,
~ valuable Diamonds, or would exchange for good
salabe Merchandise. Parties wishing TO- negotiate Tor
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Also 100 bales free board Baltimore on priySt ts
terms For future delivery Oasis middnsJ the sales
have been as after three O'Clock
2ls2e 100 at l7Nc Total 1900 bales TO-DAY, M TO-
az u ss o a I Ct i az
4 4 isiSss: Ss,ossr rs TO
sS paid ia to e ssSe Se
total saU bales The receipts the ports today were ~
Galveston 81 bales; New Orleans. 81; Mobile 81; Sa van.
nah nah H caa 5 T,s s wilmington Isl Norfolk s
closed arn the Following hsares-fo avrcp pow bS
Ss H i T ss%ss5
7;l6d by steam; TO do, 5-ied. I'D, by sail N
held 1T our revised quotations sale made in BAL
timore late last evening Of 400 bags Rio Gray Eagle
the stock OF Rio in the United states as followsGaves
2sa7 We quote :-hio ordinary cargoes, lose soc
prime cargoes 2l3c. a 2ilsc extreme range for lots
n ssaS %ae gold per lb, sixty and ninety days
&c. S arac sRsaaS s A. f lasua ss
Psra Rs5 sS s Cos. s3 Sc do s. R9mns
Angostura i9hc. z0.sc savanla, zoe 2ic Curacao
FIoun AND GaIiS-Receipts isi72 bbls wheat
ls 800 bushels corn 81 $50 do neal I35O bbis and
S sst But snS S our he sus
gate about 10 800 bbls vt prices within the range OF the
led % Corn meal was Sny i
subjoined quotations. follows -i60 lbs sharps
10 %iadDss 81 q % ss or iced 70 y s, ss 81
so lbs medium feed, SIS sl9 lbs or No feed Ss
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bonds ct ssx. New Jersey Central nrst Ut los,
Pittsburg. Fort Wayne and chicago FIRST at 100;
Ohio and Mississippi second at g.; Burlington and
Cedar Rapids at 81, O. O. @. and first at lo5,
Toledo, Peoria and warsaw consolidated at 70:
Central Pacific ct 100. The following are the bids
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HAVANA MARKETS

HAVANA. August 10 1879
Exchange Quiet On United States. short sight cur
rency. S3x "a premium; short sight, gold. g. Is pre-
nium on London Is . 66 premium.
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A UGUST MARTINES, AUCTIONEER
n $25000 worth OF
magnificent Household Furniture
Pianoforte, Paintings, Drawing Room Suits.
Works OF Art, public auction.
THIS DAY "wednesday. Mt l01x O'Clock

. Works Of Art, public auction.
THIS DAY "wednesday, Mt l01s O'Clock.
at elegant residence, 80 West 18th ST.,
between 9Th and 9th avs,
property W. X. Livingston, ESQ.
Drawing Rooms-Suits Furniture, POmpadour Mario
Anoinete Styles covered silk brocade bois
de rose Cabinets Etagsres secreaire Bookcase velvet
eminent artists; bronze Statuary Cl0cks, Vases; magnh
osewo0d Pianof0rte maker Canterbury.
Music Books; rosewood, walnut Bureaus; BedsteadA,
wardrobes en- suite style Louis XIV Mattresses ESten-
ware, Linen, Cutlery, Basement Kitchen, Servants'
Apartment Furniture. n B.-Parties wishing to attend
this sale take 9th stages 9Th
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A UCr1oN THIS "WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, AT .

BY order Of Joseph Riedelsky, ESQ.,,
the private residence 100 East Twenty fifth street, be-.
tween Third and Fourth avenucsvelvet. Brussels Car
pets Paintings Parlor Suits Panoorte, Mirrors.
Curtains, Bedsteads, Bureaus. washstsnds Tommodcs
Wardrobes walnut Sofas Chairs Easy Chairs loungosi in
reps harcloh Mattrc Bedding Bullet Extension
Table, Dining Chairs, Class China silver ware. rare
dences House TO let. Responsible men in attendance
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A UCTION SALE POSITIVELY THIS DAY,
n WEDNESDAY.
ROBERT O. CASHIN, Auctioneer, sells ut
10 O'Clock precisely, at private Residence,


10 O'Clock precisely, at private Residence.
2l0 West Twenty first st., Seventh av.
Handsome and Genteel Household Furniture, consisting
of black walnut rosewood Parlor Suits In rich Grim
Tables Pier Man,e Mirrors Bookcase Etageros. Easy
Chairs Bronzas Clocks Paintings Curtains
Decker Bros. round wood, IA octave Pianoorte
Dining Furniture Extension Table Buffet Chairs Silver
ware, Crockery. Rosewood and Walnut Bedsteads Dreo
ing Cases Bureaus Washstsnds Lounges 50 hair and
Plush Suits. StoreR contents viz. Dbl Flour, IL
Sugar Jars Preserves, &C.. " Carpets Hall and Kitchen
Furniture with Article for housckeepng
dhSSa about s or country o.
Eighth B.-saie this day, rain or shine.
UCTION SALE THIS (wEDNEsDAO MORNING,
IA at 10 A. NJ, private residence 10 West Esd street,
elegant costly and plain Household Furniture namely
Chckering SONS rosewood Pianoforte Centre Tables
Carpets, Paror, Library and Drawing Room suits.
Bronzes Paintings Etageres Bookcase 800 choice Books.
Bedroom suits rosewood and walnut Bedsteads
Mattresses Dining Room-Buffet Extension Table,
Chairs also basement and Kitchen Furniture over Sa1
be sold at II O'Clock LUKE FIrZGERALD Auctoneer.
The above is the property of DR. W. L. Tinker.
UOTIoN. AUCTION AUCTION.
magnificent Household Furniture at public aucton this
"wednesday morning, August a. At o1s O'Clock at ee-
ganty furnished residence 04 East Twentyhfth sire IT,
near Fourth avenue. L: ROTH, Auctoneeer Parlors-
Chckerng and Great Union rosewood Pianofortes ole
CANT taror suits Latest styles With rich san
Carpets Works OF Art Etagercs. Tables Cabinets rose
wood and walnut Chamber Suits style Of Louis XIV: 10
horsehair and spring Mattresses: Bedding, Lounges.
Easy Chairs, Library, Dining and Servants Furniture,
furniture. Goods delivered, packed ana shipped for
purchasers
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ITO AMERICAN MANUFACTURER, INVENTORS AND
i wholesale houses.-An old established English house
Doth wholesale and retail Barcelona having travel
the Atlantic Tor the safe and sctive Of
York to Messrs Gomez Monjo Address by letter post
paid, MONTAGUE PUJkL d CO., Is Gale dc la Libor
tad, Barcelona Spain. Noc.ro time, price lists,
and possible samples OF goods with full particulars,
should accompany all communications.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-20
POLITICAL.

THE NINETEENTH WARD WILLIAM G. CONNOR
i Club will meet every Wednesday evening, at
'''''~ - '' 90 HuGr. HERRMANS. President
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-11

any tax-paying people than that which
the Conservative legislature of 1871,
corruptly and by Acknowledged bribe-
~, fastened upon the financial
neck of Virginia. The object was
to put into the pockets of these
speculative bondholders, who had robbed
the widows and orphans of the state Of
ali that could be of any value TO them
after the war, as large an amount of the
peoples money as possible. IL was these
legislative robbers of the widows and or
phans OF Virginia, aided by the Wall
street Shylocks, who put the funding bill
through that Conservative Legislature; and
not less than 1925, 900 acas cprupty spent
TO accomplish tie swindle.
win the people of Virginia vote to con-
tinue such a set of political sharpers and
swindlers in power, simply because the ne
groes are going to vote for Messrs, Hughes.
Ramsdell and Fultz? For the only argu-
ment we have yet heard against voting the
Republican ticket is, that the "niggers''
are going to vote it in body! A reason
with a vengeance, and campaign argu-
ment that a respectable donkey would be
ashamed to bray into assinine ears, if he
were running for no higher office than ass
inspector-general of the last years thistle
crop. 5tg A.. tt.tti
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LITERARY NOTICES.

Mas. STEPHENS New Society NovEL. - Belle
hood and Bondage, is the taking title Of Mrs.
Ann s. Stephens New Society Novel, TO be pub
iished in afew days by Il. b. Peterson & Brothers.
Philadelphia, Pa No one is better qualified TO
give us a correct picture of society than this
well-known and popular writer, and we predict
for a generous reception. "Bellehood and Bond
age" will be issued in a large duodecimo volume.
uniform with Mrs. Ann S. Stephens twenty other
works, and will be for sale at all the bookstores
at the low price of 81 20 in cloth, or 81 80 In pa.
per cover; or copies will be sent by mall to any
place, postpaid, by the publishers, on receipt OF
the price of the work in q letter to them. The
new novels just published by this well-known
house, The Heiress in the Family, by Mrs
Daniel; Miss or Mrs +? by Wilkie Collins; The
Gipsy's Warming, by Miss Dupuy; The Heiress Of
Sweetwaler, by J. T. Randolph Margaret Matt.
land, by Mrs. Oliphant; The Artists Love, BY
Mrs, E. d. f. N. Souihworth, etc, are especially
good, and are having large sales, and should be
read by all.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-11

HE fourteenth session and the quarter
centennial celebration of the American 20
biological society commenced in Boston
yesterday, and will continue for ten days.
Delegates from the principal horticultural,
genealogical, agricultural and other kindred
associations in the United States and Can
ada are present. At this meeting the So
eiety will decide what action it will take on
the invitation recently extended to it to
participate in the international exhibition
at the centennial celebration in 1876. Vir-
ginia IS not without a handsome represent
tation OF fruits and number of delegates
IN attendance upon the sessions of the So
ciety.