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The New York herald., 1873-07-18

AT A SACRIFICB.-AN UNRIVALLED COUNTRY
~ Seat for sale, the New Haven road a beautiful
Mansard root house, with complete outbuidings and six
Acres OF land; inland and water views of
Extent and beauty situation proverbal for healthuness
Place offered below the cost of the improvements.
WILLIAMS A co, II Pine street
The New York herald., 1873-07-18

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
will sal on wsdne'day, July i6 si2P NJ. from Bremen
Steamship bETrscHtAkb, Captain % w. os Lsdsws.. on
RXiEs OF PASSAGE TO LONDON, HAvRE AND
payable in gold or its sauivsiens in currency.
san"nd d1ch cabin
80 ~
0BLRCHs 4 Co, Agents. No Bowling Green
REMl1TAAsscclE;;ss TO ENGLAND AND IsELAkD
cs = Sout ,r.s nmErxtSn and Foreign Exchange
For drafts Of q sndupwsrds and passage tickets by
e. and sailing y 9 sxSHssE sFs; ss tD'
81 South street. New York
NORsEAMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
~ sn. n....n steam I to % London direct, .-...,
and Tie principal Norwegian por, "''Sen
The splendid new PKSyss5Ip PKSsG sy1RRE 'es%ship
Captain Dannevg, will leave ner dock, Harbeck stores
Price OF Pnssage 10 ondon-First cabin Sos currency;
10 Bergen and Chrsania-Frst cabin. $40; steerr ye.
The new steamship HAKoN ADEIsrEN will follow on
rssh or passage apply e s s Agents of
''''' q South william street
NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
~ Weekly % TO Queenstown and liverpool forinishtly
TO Ps:s Ss Il and %sD sYs'a HEaSSo nysS
sAHSshsPa Sam al.s: %s'ssr ssHrs: a"T
FRANCE dr's'r ro IosDos s4iSsEssS SiRsS1 Aug srM
sSsseay
derry Gasgcw, cardd Bristol fondon at the lowest
ss Ss'5n
ToHN oDoNovAN ROSA, PIER NORTH
rates IN a" dFr rssn
Scotland Passengers arrival 'eesrnphed to friends ut
fVGEY Ssb ss nxfFa Ssx York.
ifst1 ?a1y ?ay SSA. Hss aug aug
SiorokTA wsS Sat- Aug Aug Aug Aug
.s M ns coca Cabin
no oI1soow RATES 8 or ep6; PASSAGE sS o.nonnp,pv
Saturday steamers =, Wednesday ste amers.
Cabins SSS S%d ss .7s .7salsnss and 81
ing best A''sGa%iH%'s sHEEs%Ga. $50 dsuRRENcY si 'so
ireland iS t The 6onnont issued
~ DRAFTS 's iHSi FOR Any AMOUNT AT CURRENT RATES
c0mpanys Offices No. sgTng S1sen hs Nsy AGENTS
THE HAMBuRG,AMERIcAN PACKET coMPANY's
Captain E. Meier win is sail on Thursday. July a. at
taking from M for HameqGr YaT m London
First cabin, el20. Second cabin, ST.
steerage, $50. payable in United States gold
kUNhARDI Co, C. b. RICHARD BOAs,
Broad srss Es% York
The WEsTPHALIA will sail July 81.
(NOOK'S AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TOURS.
SlassTs Fails Northern and Western Lakes thousand
Islands, River St Lawrence White Mountains, &c.
COOKS American Tourists Tickets combining Long
Branch Mountains and Springs Of Virginia. and Natural
Bridge
,COoK's Foreign Tourists Tickets combining Great
Britain and Ireland, the Rhine, Swizerand France
Germany Italy Austria, Egypt, Palestine the Nile, &C,
&C. enabling the holder to travel by steamer train
diligence, sold at great reductions from ordinary
rates. .4t
COOKS second personally conducted party round the
world will leave San Francisco October IS, next
COOKS Excursonist gives the actual fares and K
of 1000 popular routes Price, 10 cents Sent
COOK, SON 4 JENKINS,
262 Broadway, New York.
The New York herald., 1873-07-18

ELIZABETH, N. J.-FOR SALE A DESIRABLE
~ House and Grounds, In OF the best parts the
city; the house is in good order, has II and all
modern improvements Apply. on the premises, No. (
Monroe avenue or TO WILLIAM CRUIkSHANK 81
Broadway, New York city,
The New York herald., 1873-07-18

SILK MACHINERY FOR sALE.-HARD AND SOFT
SIX Winding Frames also, Cleaners Power and Hand
Looms for broad goods, warping Mills aud Quilting
Frames; also, two large Rooms to let with power In
Quire at the Dale Mills, Paterson, NJ
The New York herald., 1873-07-18

nor NORFOLK CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
Il The old Dominion Steamship Company will despatch
from ~ North itiver steamship OLD DOMINION,
Walker commander for. for Norfolk City Point and kich.
bills of lading all points South and Southwest Through
passenger tickets to all points, Accommodations
eQuaed Apply at pier 81 general office, 1877 Green
wich street, corner of Dcy street
The New York herald., 1873-07-18

VI . bEI ~ kosELLE, n 1.-THE RESIDENCE OF
~ ~ 5qqIefT period Apply the premises or
The New York herald., 1873-07-18

JNALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON,
via Newport and Fall River,
The world-renowned steamers BRISTOL and PROvI.
daiy SUNDAYS inciuded at 5 p. NJ HslIs Band Is en-
gagged Tor the season A. BACON SpperiptendepL
The New York herald., 1873-07-18

L1OR SALE-ONE OF THE MOST ATTRACTIVE
IL Farms in Orange county, in the heart the village
of Nae's Gate, "a miles from Newburg "A mile from
depot: good schools churches stores, &c. fine house
md barn with ru and shade in abundance So of
ehoice land suitable Tor cutting into lot and villa
Parties seeking investment would do inspect
property. Apply to JNU. MCCLELLAN, Cornwall or REED
A HOYr 22o Broadway, New York
The New York herald., 1873-07-18

INoR SALE-A SMALL COTTON MILL IN PERFECT
Il order, q never-lafng stream now running cot
Ton warps and twines goods selling fast made at
very remuneratSe prices; thorough examination
1icitcd and satisfactory given for selling Ad-
dress or call IRA L. BEEBE, No q Beekman street
New York.
The New York herald., 1873-07-18

INARM OF 1N ACRES FOR SALE-AT A STA
4 uon on the Central Railroad of New Jersey
beautifully located land extending from railroad 10
tiver dwelling and all buildings superior character
ind in good order and apple orchards and other
choice fruit. c. BELKNAP, Jr 81 Wall street
The New York herald., 1873-07-18

rNo CAPE MAY
4 without change ofcnrs
through express tram, via Pennsylvania Railroad,
leaves New York OF Desbross and Corandt
ut IL 80 p M arrives at Cape May at $40 r. NJ. Return
ing leaves Cape May at 80 A. NJ arrives at New York
at 2Il l.. NJ.
= Kate-Ncw York to Cape May, IS. Rate-New York to
House.
d. NJ BOYD, Jr., General Passenger Agent.
'- A J.. CASSATT, General Manager
The New York herald., 1873-07-18
EXCURSIONS $.

A GRAND OCEAN EXCURSION TO THE FISHING
n Banks-Giving a fine view OF harhor and fortihca-
tons The new fast and elegant saloon steamer TWl-
LIGHT will make daily excursions Saturday excepted
Leaves Eighth street, East River at peck slip, 80
Twenty third street. North River g. Christopher street.
$3.50 and pier at9 Dinner refreshments, bait and lines
board. Good music.
CATsK ILL LRACES.-TH OSE ATT NDlNG THE RACES
~ at Catski next week will special accomlno.
daton by travelling the floating palace, NEW
CHAMPION next Friday and Monday nights, from
Franklin at6 p NJ
The New York herald., 1873-07-18

SOUIH ORANGE, N. J.-FOR SALE, A NEW HOUSE,
y containing nine rooms; beautifully located splendid
y, " oI ange mountain and valley Tor miles hye min
90; terms easy; desirable home in a rapidly inn
street '
The New York herald., 1873-07-18

fNARD-'THE SCHOOL 10 oURNALn SAYS THE MOST
~ hourishing musical institution in America "a prof
JAY WATSONS, Clinton place, Eighth street estah.
ushed 1854: clasSas Circulars mailAd wv ~''-~
The New York herald., 1873-07-18

L'ARM AND COUNTRY sEAT-lSS ACREs-FORI SIS
y fields and meadows, brick Residence Is ruoms;
yards with springs and stream; large barns shade and
fruit trees for sale now, and at $4,000 part cash
miles south OF the beautiful city OF Newton Sussex ~
Address at once, j. 4 NJ. HILL Newton, n j., Admins
The New York herald., 1873-07-18

LN0R SALE-GREAT SACRIFICE-A SPLENDID
Il Farm OF 40 acres, in the most beautiful and healthy
part OF Pennsy vania one mile from large town. hour
Prom philadelphia milk and II passenger trains daily
pve acres heavy woodland splendid water elegant build
ngs; handsome frame house rooms: piazza plen-
~ shade; noble barn, cost $3UO; tenant house and
@erous outbudings plenty OF fruit This is Of the
most beautiful homes TO bciound anywhere. Cash
ket fo every hing lriee including crops worth $l600
only SI5)O; only $1,000 cash required; balance i'm
mediate possession If desired. To take nine
a NJ. tram from loot of Liberty street ~ " New Jersey
Central railroad 10 Bethlehem Pa there take Northern
pennsylvania Railroad to Quakertown where you arrive
Rt one O'Clock; eau return at Ave r. NJ Inquire Mil
ler's Hotel opposite Quakertown station, for q. l..
WALKER, or address Richland Centre Post Office Bucks
county, Pa.
The New York herald., 1873-07-18
MACHINERY.

~ manu- acturing white lead by the English process:
mills, washing tubs dryin panA earthen pots must
be sold buildings wanted for other purposea Address
BROOKLYN, Herald Office
, 1873-02-26

what course shall feel bound to pursue In
roforonco to the nattor In tho event OF no notion
by Congress. At this time, subject to any Hntia4
factory Arrangement that may bo mado:by tic
parties to tho oontroyorsy, which Of nl things Ia
most desirable, 1t will bo my duty, 30 far aa II
may DO necessary for mo to act, to ndhere TO
That government horotoforo recognized BY mo.
TO Judge Of the election and qualification of itH
motnboTa is tl,o exclusive province of tho Sen
HouHo to Judge Of tho olootton and qualification
Of It's mofnbers, but as to tho State Offices filled
aud hold undor State laws, the decision OF tho
State judicial tribunals, itnooms to mo- ought to bo
respected. am oxtremely anxious to avoid any
appcaranoo Of unduo interference State hflaira,
and II CongreBB dlfera from mo "a to what ought
to bo done, respectfully urge ita Immediate
decision to that eifoot. Otherwise 7 shall fol
Obliged aa far ~ csn y o1eroiss Of Legitimate
versy which dlaturbs tho poaoe and prostraton
tho business Of Louisiana, by tho recognition
and support Of that government which is rocog-
nizcd and uphold by tho courts Of tho Htnto.
{signed) U. 8. GRANT.
, 1873-02-26
GIFT ENTERPRISE,
A CARD.


1tHHuF " 1HG if10ttfos
plonse say to your readers that tho Tu.np
QnASp GIFT CONCERT to bo gfvon in Library
Hail. at Louisville, OH April 8, 1873, for benefit
OF puuL1o LrnuAny OF KENTuoKY, Ia already an
assured and overwhelming succoas. TloayeraRo
daily salos at tho Louisville, Now York, Chicago,
and other largo offices, lavo boon from three to
five timos Us groat as ut oithor of tho previous
concerts, with Loss thnn llalf tho advertising rc-
qulrod for thom. All our for1nor patrons, a.
most without exception, renow their orders, iu-
creased In aizo, and our new customers are
many. Tho intoroRt IN this noble philanthropy
Ia widespread and intonse. Tho Library ia al
roady otto Of tho largest over oponcd in tho Uni-
tod sthtes, and FREQ to ovory otizon of tho whole
co'intry, and Ia indor tho direction OF thomost om-
ineiit citizonB Of tho Groat BouthweHt and vii
worthy tho encouragement Of all patrtoth i1'enos
OF tic Republic who doafro to Ser 'nht important
section bono f1te1 BY thAs fountain OF knoWl-
edge. which alsl, auw like the waters of d peron-
uial apripe-puro aud free to all. Say to your
friends that tho full ton thousand gifts all cash.
will certainly bo distributed, aud to answer
thousands OF inquiries, which wo havo received,
all at once, plonao toll them TINT Tho largest gift
will be ono hundred thousand dollars, and tho
next fly thousand, thon twenty-five thousand,
twenty thousand, and 50 on down to ton dollars,
all money! making half a million dollars in tho
aggregate. All preparations arc being made for
tho concert and distribution positively and
promptly on tho day named. No time is to be
lost by those who wish to participate. Ordora
for tickets must DO Bont In at once. Tickets aro
like groenbaoka, good to tho holder, and buyers
ncoa not bo known unlesa they so ohoosc. One
hundred thousand whole tickots only have boon
issued, aud n largo proportion sold. Whole
ttcktls, st0; halues, S5; quarfcrs, S2.5o. Money
may DO aont by post-ot1ico ordcr, expross, draft,
or registered lotter. Tho Board Of Trustees
lave given q cordial support to tho whole OF
Gou. Bran,lctte's management Of tho business,
and lists Of tho drawing will DO ready the next
day after the concert. All orlors for tickets and
correspondence, must be addressed either to
Hon. Thos. E. Bra'n|ede, at Louisvil1o, or F. T.
Dibb'e d Co., 154 Lasnlo-st Chicago, Western
Depot Of Supply. Apply also to ". Phtllipp, 1872
Dearborn-Ht. and oS7 stnte-st.; Horton l. Bro,
G97 West Lake-Bt.; r. Y. Fitzpatrick, 1853 stuto-
| st. L. Manasso, Optloian, ut Sherman Houso.
89 West MadiBon-st, or at fremont House.
NorE.-J. N. Bryant, Esq., owner Of Dryant's
Block and other largo Chicago property, has
charge Of the Chicago oilico, and will givo per-
! aonal attention to nll orders.
|
, 1873-02-26

sales At $3.50; held ont Of market at coso. Lard
7 sets ngs5 a. SCI eh h' Il
s.ics ii 80 bnyer lrst haf Of 1fareh also ior ne.
vcots delivory; c1oar rb 7o sales 4 1o buyer ,rst
@ ef a Ms's a s ssS ofs saf sfss ess
aesssfi:%s s!est st receipts, 1.on.
w"''1f-ss'aa' q o1n7;E1AsD. Is;
gIHvrlAsD, Fab. 25.7nREAnsrurre- 25.7nREA quiet
quiet mixed, 46@ioc onts steady; No. l, 4lc.
NEFiNED pErnoIEuM-Qnict; car lots, 16oi Ohio
legal te't 2'f92t%e' rornno
Snps rs %o,s 1 .S Ta ao s :1a
&c. &c. Ts s?? "Gss ssa an.'issgs"
No. do, N:d4X No. q reg. $40. Corn l,lll sni
low WIN Sta.1od, sse OIL aaist and unehsnsed.' ''
u 4, =; TO 6f's; wheat 1000 bn oorn
snrr,tsx|Ts-Mo.r, w. 500 brts; wheat, c,ooo bu:
eor'' $4,000 eu; osss: e41,1ts 1o9 snEhpu1A. II =
dull Whcst weak: 81; red Noos1 ambor. s'.a75
tiyo yellow 6sN@eoc. Oats nrrnar whito, 4s@soo ;
PsTnohsuN- 14.ic ronned. for n1nrch, 1oc.
"''skz-'i'' DETROIT.
Dsrno1r Fe ,s 81 aa And
1886 nmbor. $108. Corn atcady at 42942iSo Oats,
oLovrn sErn-Dull mt s5.1ttas.a5.
buffalo, Fob. 25.-Notling doing prices nom-
sss Sqs1sasss az sss s':5 as ssa ?FS Se %
05c.
1loulav1IIE, Fob. 25.-FLOUn-Qulet and un-
rnov1s1os4-s Steady. Pork. sl4.oo. Bacon should
so',1dora, So % eleas rb' eio.r. re iii looso
70 more packed: Lard unchanged.
WrJfHFY-Ssent1y ut HHc.
, 1873-02-26

Mr.. SHAW movod that tho bill be considered
rs in Committee Of tie Whole section by aeo-
tion., Carried.
hfr. DUNHAn1 moved to reconsider tho voto
by which Mr. Oonnoi1ys amendment was lost.
o:Ffls9 Tls bl ess tnsn considered section BY 500.
tion.
lii. MOTFrTr offered an amendment proyld-
ing that no tax shnll DO levied Tor permanent
improvements. oxcept BY yoto Of two.thirta Of
iii lin Alt]orrnon olootod. Adopkod.
Mr. COMMODITY offered an amendment p-o-
,,3.af.r ~ a. oIocffor ~ f1}Iv Esononnro
, 1873-02-26

NEW YORK.
Nswx xoaz Tsb: s.Go55ox-vory 55s active but If
Tina SnstbsTu!Ts-flour isas sctlve, and heavy r.
cepts e,0oo brls; auperano Western and State -
% s1tra oSio. sf2o@1oso; st. Louis, H. Sosi3is ~
very dull; scarcely anything doing; receipts q 900
bu red md amber Western, $l90@1.05; white West-
eru, $a.1o. Rye, barley, and malt unchanged. Corn
s ern, s.ses%o; I'D 10 sos osSa DO in atoro asS@
e3No. oats dull 1eeslrts. $1,000 bu; now mixed,
% Il fsfTs t. sss timothy neglected
anooEaiEs-ooffeo unclangct. Sugar ii good Dc
msnd eentrltugsl, s':@e1o. Molasses unchanged.
'':e rErnoIxUMS0rado sa1o: refined, 2oo.
TunREsrME1 1Quiot at 67Qso7No:
PRoy1s1oKs1pork firm nov % moss, sl6,oo prime pa,
dera for March, &c. Middcs tlruaor and u good de-
sna a. sh1rs esaF oag cesr long
ei1sa 19s a1Snt ri & issae. "Atu'"s'4
CnEKsE-1a9lTc. ......
WuIsKY--Nors aotive at oi1@92c.
Hr. LOUIS, Fob, 25-Dn14nsrurTs-Flour dull and
unchanged. Wheat dull and unchanged; No: spring,
$2o soft Do $s4 only sample lots Of Of fa o. mss w.
u elevator. oats duh No. !, a7H@oee In elevator.
Barley slow; choics Iowa, 600. nya dull and lower
WH1A1Y-Dull at 800. 49,.
Pnov1s1oNH-rork arm at $1s.7s. bulk msats nrm
shoulders xo cleaE e!des 70 snot large .nsrs nal9d
Hseon tlr @ ID ahondsrs S 's cssr rib, cssf, so
al packed. Lard frm prime steam, 7}So eash, up
iIoos-stesdy .t44@4<o.
oArr11-oufot and %1W9ii ,nsisngsS; Sns n
s17s@s.io: Whost iall Il si.7o@i.7l. corn dull :
''&o oe "a SRa hurley quiet aud
| Eaos-Ffr.n al 24o. .
Paov1sloas-assady, held firmly. Pork strong
, 1873-02-26
LOUISIANA.

rt,c prc.,aert,u rtcs.aoe tn S,nnprcan
~, .Ia nond.t,on ~ Atari r.,
Ha,,..1sr
.A@4 N" e.. mr. MI. nu..,.. ..
:, WASHINGTON, eep xo'r1ne EtSs1uaus aeas
the following tnessa8o W gon8resn 19.aay ~
~ u. s+na,1 rrd Ho,t.t oT Tnenrssentaliuss: a. -''
Vnnr T s nttant;on ia respoatfully inyto to the
condition Of affairs in tho State Of Louisianp.
Graye comulfcatiops haye grown out Of the CLOG
finn thoro On The 9th Of Noyembor last. chiefly
attrihntah1o. it ia believed, to an oroanizod A.
tamnt m the nkYt Of those controllinr the e1ec-
linn nf oficers and roturns to efoat in TINT e1cc-
tion tha viii Of a majority Of electors OF tho
State. Different persons arc claiming executive
nfIicen. Two bodice are claiming to bo tho Log
iaintiya Aaaombly of the State, aud the confusion
and uncertainty produced In this way fall
with naralyziur effect upon oil it's interasts A
cnn4rpvoTsv areea Ar soon aa tho eieotion nc.
c,,rred over its proceodinrs and results. but I
dso1ned to intorfore until enit. involving this
cnntroyet sy to some cxtout, was brought into the
Cironit Court of the United statos under and bY
1;rtua ~ tha art ~ Mnv Al 1A7f) nntitlad q Al
snt tn enforce tho richt or oitizans of tho United
statos to yote in tho eoyora gtotos OF The Uuion,
and for othor purnoaoa." Finding that resist
snco VIA mado 10 judicial procoua in TINT suit,
without any opportunity, aud, in my Judgment,
without any right to royiow the Judgment Of tho
court upon the turisdctonal or ot6er questions
srieine II the oaso, I directed tile United statoa
Marshal to enforce such procoas, and to use, II
necessary, tho troops TOR that purpoae, ~ ao-
cordance with the thirteenth section Of said net,
which provides that it shall be lawful for
the President of the United States to employ
such part OF tho land or naval forces of tho
United Staten, or Of the militia, as shal DO
neceaBary to aid In the execution OF Judicial
, 1873-02-26

LIVERPOOL, Feb 25-11 a. m.-Aarkot unchanged
Flour, COS 3D. Wheat-winter 12s Id; spring lis od@
12s Cd; white lis 1d@12s; club, 12s od@1ss. Corn.
27s Sd Pork, 67a 3d. Lard, 37a 0d.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 2s- p. m.-preadstuffs dull and
lower; Fl9uE. 20s sRring lla ad9i2a % whito' lis
odsl2a o9En 25s2s 81 re2t 9ssa1eea ,a .,
p3,l do of s7, oa7 1o4os. 8oa; now s., so!: Eric
BIZ Amount Of bullion withdrawn from Bank Of
England balance to-day, .e2ldooo. Rate Of money
ut Stock Exchange on Government securities IL
lower than bank ratio. Tallow, 45s.
PARIS, Fob. 25.-Rentcs, 58f 10o.
FnANiYonr, Feb. 25.-t-2os Of ia, g61<.
L!vEar9or, Fob. 25:7oo.t9n dull middhng up
Ind. g5d; Orleans lod saes 9q9 e. bales; Amer
California white wheat average quality, lis 9d@1ts
1od club Do 19s ed@13a red epring 11s 4d912s I'd
rcd winter, 11a Id. Flour 29s. Corn. 27B Sd.
Receipts Of wheat for The past throe days, 5000
quhrters Of which 20 GOO American. Receipts Of
corn for the aane tine 17,ooo quarters American,
12000.
Yarn and fabrics at MAnchesor dnll, but not quota
bly, lower.
, 1873-02-26

Review OF Tho Money, Gold, Stock,
and Produce Mark ets.
Special Dispateh 10 IHo Chicago Tribune.

Review OF Tho Money, Gold, stock,
and Produce Mark cts.
special Dispateh 10 The Chicago Tribune,
MONEY.
,,u-v ~ ,
ne" aoAK, eoo' 2o-Monoy oeerer tnan yoa-
nor dull at s@12. London money market oasy
at o1<6021k with aecuritfea n a1a1c hioher. II
ia estimated TINT BY the a,d o. borrowed sterling
other side, not far from STE, ,000, GOO hnve boon
transferred to this side and Is now employed in
carrying stocks
TIE BTouK nIAnKET
Ia dull, closing weak and lower. II ia announced
TINT d controlling interest in tho Cleveland,
Columbus, Cincinnati l. Indianapolis Railroad
Company has boon secured by people who
control the Eric Railway, and own the Allan
Ly tho O., G., @. i I: a route to st. Louis over
tic Indinnauolis J. Terro Hauto and tho Terre
Hnuto Il Alton Roads, partly under the control
OF tho g., G., q. l. !. The Eric and Atlantic i
Great Western also obtain IN independent limo
to Cincinnati by way Of Columbus and Spring.
fold, Ohio, In addition, valuable privilogos
will be secured at Cleveland Tho present share
capita1 of tho O., G., @. G 1. ia Bl6 000 600,
and its bonded dobt about 90, 900, 600, or about
$1,000 por milo, Close relations haYo e1iated
between tho O., O., q. l. I. and tho 1,ako Shore
terminn3 Inv far thoso will be dieturbed. In
regard to tho impression that tho Canada South
opinion that tlero is plenty Of business for both
roads.-in {aot, na much AZ both can do. Tho
Gnnafia Snuthorn will not be open for buslnosa
until tho frost is out Of tho ground.
>'1'''@ '~'~ - WY GOLD
dull at opening st M 70 114,@ bgt Afterwards
private kilograms from Washington stating that
nnly Am. ma O0O Of Tho E-20a viii bo cnlind in
, 1873-02-26
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.

TUESDAY EVENING, Fab. o5
mast wook las developed no now ieaturos Of IN
terest. Notwithstanding tho inclomont weather
prevalent during the greater portion of tho Wook,
7air activity has characterized all departments Of
tho trades md prices Of all staple cotton tox-
tilea, and Of aoasonablo goods generally, havo
been held with unequiyocal frmnees. AS tho
season advances the demand, which for the past
fow weoks hns been largely restricted to tito
staple cotton goods, is becoming more general
ponition among buyers tn restrict their orders to
gooda that shall moet tho actunl noeds rather
than tho fanoiod wants, Of their customers. In
woollons fair activity s noticeable but, aB here-
toforo tho domand has boon mainly restricted to
the hotter qualitios Of fancy cassimerea Of light
weights, dooskinB, and Diagonal worated coat
ings, for which tho market maintainB ito formor
firm tono. .....
Tho carpet trade continues to improve In ac-
tiyity. and better, lrmor tone poryados the
market Stocks arc In good shape, both au re-
CARDS sizo aud assortment, and dealers arc look
lug forward to an aotivo and prosperous aeason.
O1nkations aro aH follows:
, 1873-02-26
isIuEffcr0r Sentenced.

Special Dtspatch to 4Ys Chicago Tribune.
GENEVA, ILL.,, Fob. 25.-6amuo1 @. West, in
dictcd for tho murder OF Mark Nowbury, in 0s-
wego, In September last, the particulars Of which
tenced at Goneya. yesterday, to Imprisonment
In tho Ponitcntiary for life. His counsel, Mr.
Moore, of Batavia, moved for a new trial, and
the prisoner MAS romAuded.