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rItunYIlIe PeIroIenm nInrkn,.

TTuBvrILR, August 2O.-The potro-
leum market Is quiet at 81 SO Titusville
delivery, and 81 S5 10 $40 Oil City de.
livery.
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Wife Murder and Attempted Suicide
al Baltimore,

BALTIMORE, August 29.-Dr. II. T
showalLer fatally cut the throat Of biz
wife this evening, at their residence, sc
ST. Paul street; and then cut his own, In
filcting a frightiul cash.
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Ferrrbont Run Down al Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, August 20.-Asmall ferry
boat containing twelve or aEteen passen-
gers was run down in the river last even
Ing by the tug Coe, and one man named
Patrick O'Malia drowned.
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Weather Report.
PROBABILITIES.

War DEPARTMENT,
WLGuINaToN, D. O., Aug. $1,000 ?. T.
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Exclusively to the Intelllgencer.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
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By the Western Union Line.
Ohleo Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe BtS)
The New York herald., 1873-10-07
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAK YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINES.
Steamship Pcreire Fr. Daure, Havrc Sept 26 and
Bre z1th with mdse and 25 passengers TO George Mac
steamship Gen Barnes, cheeseman, Savannah Oct 2,
mdsc and passengers to NV '6untard Co o0' win
DAYS with mdse and passengers 70 Marrav Ferris Co.
ship Casi,da Dunham London 10 days, ith mdsc TO
Bark Bachelors Cof Yarmouth, Ns) Tooker Liverpool
y days via Sydney. CB ii days, in ballast, TO Boyd
Bark Helyeda Nor, Englcbrethsen. Plymouth, E. ~
days, in ballast 70 Funch, Edye Co.,
empty barrels 10 slocovich q co.
Bark Brothers tof Yarmouth, NSl, jenkins. Cork Aug
23 via Sydney, CB. 10 days, in ballast to Boyd Hnck
Bark Victoria Ger, Hubcnbecker. Antwerp ~ days
BARK Carolina 1taD, scotto, Amsterdam via Portland
4, 81 days, In ballast 10 A r Aeresta'
a:s ss.t g 81 20 luSs rsr aay aay. wss
Is IS s. % q W, spoke ship Nindora (Bp, from san
Cape Horn was steering with iurymast and appeared
to Be good condition required assistance two days
ar psey e John & Cremo ce Bay Oh
days, with coal to Bird Perkins Job; vessel to Snow
Bark Pomona Cyor. moller Glace Day, CD, ~ days,
BARK Snow Queen tofMaitand, Es), Roy, sydney CB
10 daya with coal to swain Son; vessel 10 master
Oct lat 90 lon r. spoke bark Jayne, from Liverpool
Brig xrricoIa Jof shoreham Parker Limerick 30 days
In ballast TO order IL anchored at sandy Hook for or
1rig oiafKyrre ,Sor, yorgensen Ncwry IS days in
Bris sSvianka Wus Tichiaz, Rio Janciro 20 days
with coffee to Roland Terry Humphrey vessel 70 sio
Brie Veteran OBJ, Hudson, Demerara - days. with
suA'ar to Leaycraf 20; vessel TO James Ward Co
Had nne weather to HsteEae; "a and 81 inst had strong
schr Hortensia Norton De,ncrara IS days with sugar
and molases 10 Edwin Rowe; vessel TO Miller Hough
The New York herald., 1873-10-07
THE COURT MARTIAL.
Trial OF the Mutfneers of the Eleventh.
Names OF tho Accuscd-The Charges
Against the Omcers.

Trial OF the Mutineers of the Eleventh.
Names OF tho Accuscd-Thc Charges
Against the OMcers.
The mutineers OF the Eleventh regiment were to
have been tried last night in the lower Nilsson
Hail. before Major King, President OF the reg-
mental court martial; bur, as some or the charges
had not been drawn up, the sitting OF the court
martial was adjourned until Wednesday evening,
at eight O'Clock. Major King tried several pr-
Yates for minor delinquencies, however, and fined
them IN small amounts for being absent from the
last parades. Some twenty-six members OF the
Eleventh regiment will be tried on Wednesday for
the mutiny in Prospect Park. The following names
among this number have already been ascer-
ined:-Edward Pertz. Charles f. Marzick, F.
zackasnck, Frank :. Kanofsky, Frank Kn4che,
Lueders and Henry L. Mander. The principal
charges against them are insubordtnation and
mutiny in dlsobeying Colonel Vilmar, leaving the
The o1lcers court martial will be composed OF
Colonel Fred. Conklin, OF the Eighty-fourth; Lieu
tenant % Colonel Van Whyke, Of the Sixth; Major
Judge Adw"-- --,~re OF the second,
The charge against Lieutenant Harper is uniting i1
attempting to break his sword over his knee a
the presence OF the regiment; also neglect Q duty
in failing to enforce the orders OF Colonel Vlmar
The charge against Ncutenants Munsen and
Oberly is neglect Of duty in failing to enforce the
orders Of Colonel Vlmar In the case OF Lieuten-
ant Trainer the charge Is insubOrdinate conduct,
to the prejudice Of good order and military dsc-
pine, in causing mutny among the soldiers sur
rounding the guardhOuse In Prospect Park, In OBJ
structing the sentinel on his post, and in telling
his superior officer, E. A. Peterson, OF Company A,
Sixth regiment, "You go to hell'' 81 know my
right well as you doln "Arrest me II you dare I"
&C. Lieutenant Crancr, it is stated, has gone to
Europe to evade his trial on these charges.
General Funk. I'm conversation with a HERALD
leaders could be fined 500 and sentenced to three
months Imprisonment II they are found guilty.
The New York herald., 1873-10-07

schr Eothcn Brsndtherg Aux Cages l5 days with cof-
fee and ogwood to Kunhardt Co; vessel to founss'
Smith Co. . -,
schr L E Edwards Miller Fernandina II DAYS with
naval stores Ia Dollner Potter Co; vessel 70 Abpotl
schr Emma, Whitman. Virginia
The brig Emily Walters arrived lth from Cow Raw, Is
consigned to Eagle Blakslee smyth no AS before re-
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH
Brig Acadia (Br Gunson, Little GlRce Bay, CB, for
New York, days, with coal 10 Hatton, Watson Co
Brig Ann Elizabeth, Mitchell. Bangor tor New York,
with lumber to Cross. Austin Co =
YORK, u days, with ping toJed Frye a Co.
Schr Gold hunter tSr), Young, Halifax, Ms, for New
York, 10 days, with Ash to Ieney a Parker.
Schr Nellie Clark, Clark Rockand NIB for New York,
6days, with stone 10 jed Frye Co.
schr Emma " Day. Clark Cape Ann for New York,
with stone to order.
sehr VIM McLeon, Duncan, Rockiand for New York.
with lime TO j X Brown.
schr Jacob Lorilard, Clark, Bridgeport for New York
Schr Jesse Williamson, Jr Hoyt Portsmouth for Port
johnson.
.ehr Mary Reeves, Maloney, Calais for New York.
with lime 70 order.
schr Kioko Jones, Jonesboro FOR New York. with un.
Der and lath TO Simpson, Clapp Co
schr New Zealand Haskell Salem for New York.
schr Angola, ,,rovidence for New York.
Sehr Oregon WILSON, Newport for New York.
Schr Rockhill, Tooker, Middletown for New York.
Schr j Mitchell, Morrell. Stamford for New York.
Schr Robert smith. Nickerson Quincy for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Schr G Locke, Bunce Rondout for Providence.
Schr Ney, Chase, Elizabetnport Tor Fall River
The New York herald., 1873-10-07
OCEAN STEAMERS.
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. G, 1873.
CLEARED.

steamship Rapidan Carpenter, savannah-Murray,
Ferris h Co.
steamshin franconia Bragg. Portland Ames
Bark Alice Roy tBr, Douglas London-J Whitney
Co.
Tobias a Co.
Bark Jernaes Nor), Nielsen, Queenstown Falmouth
-Tetens Bockmann.
Bark Tenex Propost gNoD, Eilertsen, Queenstown or
Falmouth-Tetens 4 Bockmann.
Bark Brothers Sisters (Br, King, Rotterdam-P
Nevius Son.
Bark Bertha Bahruhs Ger, Bahlruhs, Hamburg -Theo
Ruger.
Bark Odin Ger, Otto stettin-C Tobias Co
Bark Bounding Billow Reynolds, valencia-A Hardy Il
Co.
Bark vesuvio QtaD, Cacace Marsclles-Funch, Edge &
Go.
Brig santo Frisco dtaD Cshero. Larne, I-John Sea-
ger.
schr Mary Leach, Atkins Mayaguez, PR-B Wen
berg
schr Luisita, Underhill St John and Mayaguez-B
:, schr Cambria CBr), Weldon, st john NB-Hcncy 4
Parker
schr Mary Ellen Br), Brett st Andrews, NB-Jed Frye
Co.
schr Ben, Davis, Wilmington, nee Powell
schr Al Williams Morreli. Stamiord-Stamford Manu-
featuring Co.
Cleared 4th:-
Steamship r Funch fBeig, Knudsen, Antwerp
Bark Henoch AuS, Haggie, Cork for orders-slocovch
4 Co.
schr Victor, Nckcrson, Para-B Weinberg.
The New York herald., 1873-10-07

NJ steinhardt 4 Co, sioi whittsmore, Pc ,....c.
VIZ Sisss Hing hsrss nSRssS p%sf.
ssSss sosa ssas e. g. sss Di'' ssssHs' sa
ssTss! ss,iss SsraSsy Ss; sssi ts'' ss%sS S
asq sa s sS% ssss
ss's i .., , Is s.. 81 ss:S :S
fsS nrsg psSns WsssSsIh
ss fs co s a4Sns
WSms rs la1s $50 s Rsd hay sprasae & Fred cs
ss;t;fssI$ sS HssS$ ,a Sssss,s.S ss:S Ss
Rsss%sa sRr9ass s iii s ID n!sssA A. CO..
0ds Rscsiysd Ss .HGSSush Bradh johnson G. Ar
sSs;s E5wS
s ecSss cS pSas q WaSase oS iS sSy0r Say Co. $780, Col
sher s TSer sr s csi 5
al as'ysS S s G:s John "a so fs
slsss .'S S95s aiS S.e
Js:. sS: s;,s,' ss ae'sra Co,
s IS, ssS. READ os .ss Fssts Sssyts
80 ca. So; s Jones' sSoS Cochran Ss.
lsan vy.s CO. ooawsra Woo saaMn sansGS Asas
sTsS M wa kRlfS
cash 81 sorr Bros soo pscc Mutual Insnranse Com. 1
Bros. Co., $25; Clark 4 Seaman. agents Cromwelfs
line. $50; Fellows Hoffman Co., s.; Heinrich Snieder
SON. $40; the Singer Manufacturing Company, $lu0;
Merchants Steamship Line, 500; w. II. Brazer, SIS;
cash, 80 Total received, $6E4
AID FOR MEMPHIS.
The following contributions have been received
by Levy Borg in aid OF the Memphis sufferers
and transferred by telegraph to the Citizens Ex-
ecutive Committee:
Levy Borg. $3.50 Edward Matthews, $50; Henry Tai
madge Co., $50; j. b. Alexander 4 Co., $50; Moran
Brothers, $685. X. r Wilson Co., $50; Hallgarten Co..
SIS; William N. Farringon 500; Isaac sherman. $25;
Franz a. Ce $2s; Edwin farsons SO; B. Risnsrd @
s25; simon Schafer $40; g. 7. Bonner $40; s. N. SVEN
SO Total received S7lh
The New York herald., 1873-10-07

weed 4 mes,snf ,sere the last ms 70 hurry him
Is On ,ts ss ss,s ws s. .,s as
sS%n iSs y.d S,s s SS5
ys S,aess sssSs no enc
no ;n Gns sSn spSnnp rs nssey ss m wep wn IN
head and shoulders; didn't see ham only " fsce
'fr ar. 'PIsf Piatt-Your light did not last long
near &s s% wSs ~ your ssa nsn you got
na @ nsss and S
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dered and round she aywhere he 3 ii.
Ssss edge .sSs !ss ,SSrsss Ssss or
sSs $S:s S%
Or up sSd 40 As se %ads
s0sr a, ws oSs he a sAs sasssa n s' at M
% se hs 1. he word all that evenns
What eisei-A He struck again as turned Z. to to
aaa h@ ssGts turned 10 5as
aer my sntera went out Kelsey went owara % ne &
ise wfnt Sas % sss
sy Sss es se
what was said said 1T wasa sickenins sight,
A n a &c had his
san ws SSs %St
any special remark; went home about i've mir ute'
sys r ss put OF his % a
heard was q kind Of. shout OF, hurrah; ! don't snoy
whether the persons I in the yard Mckay, Wood
the ladies, &c.) had made that shout heard very us
tnc!ly supposed 4 was tar that Kelsey had on him.
O. Kelsey never spoke word while he was there. ac
cording to all the testimony How DO you account ior
pors to tSis Spectacle So that they might remon
strate with him for his annoyance
stable Trainor signed " CO. already published
why If he considered this movement TO arrest
Kelsey laudablc one, he did not sign 1t with his own
The Doctor rcplied:-"I have explanation of it to
make
Mr.. Young-It is very unfortunate for you. them
conversation with the constable, and told him would
Mr. Young-when you found Kelsey had been caught
did you, as you have stated intention, make
did not. -
Juror-you say you went over with your friends to
see that no harm was done TO Kelsey after ne was
Dr. Burgess would do violence TO him A No, sir
Juror-Then you must have had suspicion that the
who did actually have him in charge were men OF
pose they were A. had right TO suspect anybody
| Juror-But you did suspect somebody.
Nothing OF interest was elected from the further
| examination Of DR.. Banks. He was very Ill at
ease all the time, and had worried, anxious man.
ner. Gentlemen who have known him for twenty
| years in Huntington say they never saw so great
| physical change IN any man as has taken place
In DR.. Banks in the past year One remarked, u
have not seen him since the examination last fall
| till to-day, and L actually should not have been
able TO recognize him, he Is so much altered In ap
pearance" At the close OF the proceedings the
Coroner announced the adjournment until the
Goth inst, much to the disgust OF counsel, jurors
and the public generally. The lact Is, that every.
body desires to hear some result in this matter.
The New York herald., 1873-10-07
TIE YELLOW FEVER SUFFERERS.
Generous Help Given by Northern MGR.
chants and Others.

Generous Help Given by Northern Mcr.
chants and Others.
The plaintive appeals for aid made by the plague
stricken residents OF Shreveport, La, and Mem.
phis, Tenn, to ever generous New York city-arc
met, not only with commendablc promptitude but
by substantial donations, as must have been
noticed from the Acknowledgements appearing daily
In the HERALD.
The Following amounts, contributions, have been
received or reported az this ofice:-
AID FOR SHREVEPORT.
: Congregation Adas Jeslnrun, Reverend Dr. David
Einhorn, West 1hirtyninth street, sI,500; Emanuel
Caput vioL si0 Good Will $40; L, So; steward 81
Mr.. T.. Jacobs, prominent citizen OF Shreveport
mas been most active In obtaining, while on q
solourn OF SIX months IN this city aid for his ar
nicted neighbors and friends. He has already sent
the following contributions TO the unfortunate suf
ferers -
Co.. s wenx NJ 6o caa ese GO III
ssy Co. s S1.s%ss Sss"s; g. g. :S SalsS%
'sIs"s qsf ss.ssl e. x o. s,I. sss
So 80. Ash snah Loss e. ASSo S9 s sdesach Frank
SIS J.,epaahal bros s"isDacser @ Fly. ag.
wn wRscfiyed throush the Epeag foa:-E Watt Jr. SIS;
"M Receiyed ayedN through s Mcsss p,ck,n.oo
Dck,9son, Hurlbut CO., So Samuel shesbsa Co.
sS Fart CO.. Ss5ysTs ss TaseSy s y9% Rausr
l.; / d.3f dffs SfJ. sas G. IL. Sf,:s 5%%aaPy H.
soq s,rssy s : ss Lsy W s,ssbsS sSs S%SSS
eTsasrs So Fog.eS CO. saS aSf'eAer Co. Ofintns
Eifns%'i s s Gs5'y sssiss s%s.sf ssw.y nsy
Ssssa %$s II as'asSsS t ss,bi.
The New York herald., 1873-10-07
DROWNED In THE HUDSON.

Mrs. Caroline Sherman, residing at No. 1850
Chr wtopher street. in this city, was drowned In
the L 'udson on Sunday night under circumstances
or an unictng nature. She went In rowboat on
q pleas, ire excursion, with her daughter and a
Rentlem an, In the evening. As they were crossing
the river. about dusk, tugbeat came In sight and
they Nrait>sd Tor the tug TO pass. They then pro-
ceeded Toss, when II soon became known to them
that se, erai canal boats we're in tow by the tug
Before the man had time to row out OF the danger
the little oat was upset by the foremost barge and
the three I, erS0ns plunged into the water. The
daughter anL rover were rescued with difficulty,
hut Mrs SbeI1 nan was seen no more until her body
was pIcked up yesterday opposite Gutenberg. She
was forty two ears OF age. Coroner Parsloe viii
give O permit for burial
The New York herald., 1873-10-07
fkLL o w FEVER. /.
Sixteen Interments at Shreveport Yesterday
Forty-two Cases at Calvert-The Disease
Not So Bad at Montgomery, Ala.-The
Chief Cities and the Govern
ment Come to the Aid OF tho
Iemphis Sufferers
SHREVEPORT, La, Oct. Q, 1s7a

SHREVEPORT, La, Oct. 9, 1878
On Sunday night the weather suddenly cnah' ed
from summers heat to winter cold. ana up Aavor
able results were anticipated. SO far, thou 1t has
not been realized to any extent, as most OF tn,
physicians report nearly all sleir patients
doing well. few OF the physicians report
quite number OF patients chilled through. and
fears entertained for the result. The unfavor-
able change will no doubt increase the mortality.
Very few new cases appeared to-day in the heart
OF the city, but quite a number on the out
skirts.
The heaviest mortality Is now In the suburbs,
where the severity OF the disease is similar to whar
1t was In the city ten days ago. There are NUM-
ber OF eases under treatment, not much reduced,
but large majority are reported doing well.
The colored people are not included in this
statement, as but very few OF the large number
down prove fatal. Where they have any attention
they are almost sure recover, but a. class they
display little charity towards each other.
william U. Ashmore died on Sunday. DR.. T. p.
Hotchkiss and Mr.. Alfred Saville, manager OF West
ern Union Telegraph Company are seriously Ill.
John w. Stewart, agent OF the Southern Life In.
surance Company, relapsed, and is not expected to
recover.
Mr.. A. ShalIner and Mrs. Mary d. Cain were
taken down to-day. Drs. Gray, Saunders and Cut
hff are convalescent. None OF the prominent cti-
zens are now sick or considered dangerous, other
than those named. The interments to-day were
sixteen.
The river rose five inches during the last forty
eight hours and is now four feet eleven inches.
The X. Bryard Is laid mp four miles below here
till the epidemic is over. The Royal George, Of
Turner is back from that point for New orleans
There is no business whatever doing.
The following is q list OF the interments to-
day.
Fred. George Grey. Lulu vinson
Mary Eiernan. James Vinson.
Leopold Nice. Moritz Levy.
John Munday. KONG Bew (Chnamanl.
Ada Prescott. Sandy Brooks (coored).
Mrs. S. j. Cnills. Mack Washington.
c. ID. Wurman. Charlotte Bradford.
Charles Hugh Wall. Spencer Molette.
Total
The New York herald., 1873-10-07
More Aid for Memphis and Shreveport.

LOUISVILLE, n.y., Oct 9, 1873.
The Board OF Trade in forty hours have obtained
subscriptions amounting to 5000 for Memphis aid
Shreveport. Another large meeting was held to-
day and committees we're appointed to canvass
the whole city. The churches contributes $4,000
yesterday. Louisville will raise s12 600 or SIS 900 at
once. Tie ladies are working energctically and
have appointed committees to canvass the city,
The Masons raised 81, 500 tonight.
The New York herald., 1873-10-07
Relief for Memphis from Chicago.

CHICAGO, H., Oct. 9, 1878.
Subscriptions to the Board OF Trade fund for the
Memphis sufferers continue TO come in, and
another remittance will be MADE by the committee
to-day. The Odd Fellows and members Of the ST.
Andrew Society are also preparing to contribute
to the relief OF the sufferers. Liberal collections
were taken up in most OF the churches yesterday
the total amount of which has not yet been ascer-
tained. The sum will be forwarded to-day
The New York herald., 1873-10-07
SAILED.


Barks zulima (NoD, for London; President Washington
QtaD, Queenstown; II Routh Genoa Sandemanden
Nor), Cork; Maggie Reynolds, do or Falmouth osanna M
racoa; brigs Chanticeer Brl st Johns, NE; Mcleod
(Br, do; schrs Susan Thurlow Havre Yankee Blake,
Jacksonville; Saarbruck, do Silver Spray Brupswick,
Ga; Burdett Hart, Charleston Lucy Wright Richmond
VIM Henry, do.
Wind at sunset NNW, fresh.
The New York herald., 1873-10-07
Aid for Memphis from Knoxville.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Oct. O. 1873.
One thousand dollars have been raised in this
city for the Memphis sufferers. and an additional
subscription will be made tomorrow. Special
meetings OF the Masonic and Odd Fellows lodges
will be held tonight in aid of the sufferers.
The New York herald., 1873-10-07
Lulu Vinson.
James Vinson.
Moritz Levy.
Konig Bew (Chinamanl.
Sandy Brooks (colored).
Mack Washington.
Charlotte Bradford.
Spencer MOlette.


NEW ORLEANS, La, Uct. 0, 1873
A special despatch to the Picdvtne from Houston
says that a committee OF Galveston and Houston
physicians, just returned from Calvert, report
that the fever there is the genuine yellow fever,
Forty-two cases have been reported In all
The New York herald., 1873-10-07
Relief for Memphis from Atlanta.

ATLANTA, Ca, Oct. G. 1873.
Collections were taken in the different churches
here yesterday for the relief OF the sufferers in
Memphis. Liberal sums were subscribed.
The New York herald., 1873-10-07
Government Relief for Memphis and
Shreveport.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct 6, ls73
The President has requested the Secretary OF
War to direct the Commissary General to send
10000 rations to Memphis Tenn, for the relief OF
the yellow lever sufferers.
telegram has been received here from the
Howard Association at Shreveport La, expressing
gratitude for the action OF the government in send
ing rat1ons TO the sufferers there
The New York herald., 1873-10-07
The Fever ut Montgomery.

MONTGOMERY, Ala., Oct 0, 1873.
There have been no deaths from yellow fever here
for the forty-eight hours ending at noon to-day.
The total number Of deaths reported by tho ,,,,rd
Of Health since the first case appeared. September
10, to date, hash eight.
The New York herald., 1873-10-07
SH NG NEWS.
Almanac for New York--This Day.

Almanac for New York--This Day.
SUN AND MOON. HIGH WATER
Sun rises. 03 Gov Island. morn 80
Sun sets .......... 3S Sandy Hook. morn s IA
Moon RI ses. ....eve 33 He'll Gate. morn 10 "A
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OCTOBER.
The New York herald., 1873-10-07

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. G, 1873.
Messrs. Randolph Il jerks, OF this city, in re-
sponse TO telegram from Messrs. Day a Proudht,
OF Memphis, Tenn, requesting aid for the yellow
fever sufferers, to-day, through their individual
exertions, received subscriptions amounting TO
s67o.
The New York herald., 1873-10-07

MANKIND HAVE NOT ONLY BEEN RESCUED
M from superstition, ignorance and slavery former
days but suffering and premature graves, by the great
discoveries In science aud medicine. All the talent
search and experiments in chemistry and the practice
OF medicine, however have failed discover solvent
for stone In the kidney ureer bladder prostate and
specific ior tho hitherto fatal Brights disease and
puSBAR, whose name viii rank among the greatest
ms memoy ~ future generations Tor the discovery OF
the BETHESDA MINERAL SPRINGS. With this
sne respOnsby Of condgctng the most hopeless patient
rs regarding their patients oces 200 Broad
The New York herald., 1873-10-07
UURs-FAsHIoNs AND PRICEs.


Il Messrs. G. G. ShAYNE CO., for many years the
leading fur dealers in Cincinnati have recently opened
an elegant Fur Establishment on Broadway, corner of
Tenth street. opposite stewards The building divided
into tour departments First floor used for retail
room and s fitted up in splendid style; the furs dis
played are OF the finest grades manufactured from skins
the foreman Of the manufacturing artment who
for many years connected with branch of the great
Hudson Bay Fur Company, Toronto, Canada, and
Is recognized by the trade as one OF the best
furriers In this country. The third floor Is used
the fourth floor for manutacurng and the i floor for
altering repairing and cleaning irs. This firm makes
specially Of fine Seal skin Sacques and Sets and
large and very choice stock. Being house in New
York. and desirous OF building up large and first class
trade they are selling choice goods at reasonable
70 their advantage VISIT this establishment their
prices Of seaskn sacques elegantly gotten range
lollows-No. Alaska skins $s6 No x, Alaska skins.
Slu; No Xxx Alaska skins Sl35; No xxx, Alaska SKINS
$l60; No. Shetland Island skins $ls5: No x Shetland
Island ssins sa No. Shetland Isfna
5000 South sea Seal same ratio according TO quality
The most stylish sacques trimmed with unpuckcd
otter, though pucked otter, beaver, mink, sable and
black martin are all used many OF the finest Sacques
are worn without trimming especially shetland seals
This r have exhibition elegant OF real
silver gray, fox, chncha, ermine, white har, grcbe,
&c. and great variety Of misses and chdrcns Furs,
Fur Trimmings in everything In the Fur line may be
had at this new and deservedy popular Fur establish
ment and from the fact that only the finest goods
manuiactqred by the arm and owing to It's convenience
i soon Of the most ashtonable resorts in the city
Parties In the country order Furs from this house
with confidence. Goods will be sent G. 0. ID. with the
privilege Of examining before purchasing
The New York herald., 1873-10-07

WALTHAM WATCHES
w now made in
four sizes for gentlemen,
sizes for ladies'
and both
Key Winders and stem Windcrs
A. our store win be found the largest and best assort
mcnt In the country. ,ow.,nsc co
No. 222 Fifth avenue, New York