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We have just one more remark to
make concerning the controversy over
Judge HoFFNAN's memoranda. The
Inteliqeneer asserted last Friday morn
ing thar "the manuscript Of a written
opinion adverse to Governor JACOB in
the controversy over his constitutional
power OF appointment. prepared by
Judge HoyFxAN Of the Supreme Bench,
had by accident come into the hands OF
parties who had made it public" The
editor then suggested that this "aryu-
men" might have been prepared by
the Judge to assist the attorneys in their
conduct of the case before the conrs,''
or it might be "a draft ofths cpinio" he
expected to deliver after the case had
been heard"
On yesterday morning the Intelligent
esr headed it's editorial article in rels-
ton 10 this subject. Judge Hoffman's
aeeision of the Penitentiary Question
aud then spoke Of "a pre:judiaal dsci'
sion Of the Penitentiary controversy by
Judge HopFxAN of the Supreme Court. y
1t also asserted that the Judge "has
already made up his decision in favor
OF his own side without waiting to hear,
and without reference TO what may be
adduced in court by counsel on the
other SIDE"
We now call upon our neighbor 10
prove. by the publication of the objec-
tiouable manuscript in question, the
truth Of the assertions quoted above.
Let the public see the documents which
have been made the basis Of these &C.
cusatione. An examination OF the pa
pers blown from Judge HoFFHAN's vim
dow and picked up on the street, will
serve to show whether they form any
part OF . legal "opiniou," or "argu-
msnt" or "prejudicisl decision" rels'
tive 70 the peuitentiary case. and we
trust that our neighbor, in order to show
that his complaint against the Judge
has been well founded, will not shrink
from the production of this most satis-
factory and conclusive proof. Until the
papers are produced and shown to bear
The Interpretation that has been putupon
them, We must decline to believe that
the Judge has been wanting in any ell
smsnt Of judicial integrity, or has COM
mitted any act Of improperly in rsls-
ton to the penitentiary case.
Il il due to the Judge that this e1-
hibit be made, and it is due also to the
public in order that q correct UNDER
standing may be had in regard to the
charges that have been 30 confidently
mt torth. There has been quite too
much loose talking concerning these
memorspda and, as they seem to be in
Tie custody Of the lntsl6gsxeers party.
- Sov call upon them for the produc.
don Of the Objectionable papers Let rs
- What u the oasxs bslH and We VIII
-. . hsttsr able 10 judgs whether
the JUDGES courss calls for commsndss
lion or feproof.
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Summer.

Although the mother Of myriads Of beau.
tiful flowers Is apt to steal the roses nom
the cheeks Of those who are exposed to It's
fiery breath. At this season II there are
any germs OF disease In the system the heat
liotls, the dyspeptic, the nervous, the debtl-
itated, suffer more at this period OF the year
than at any other. They, therefore require
an invigofating and regulating medicine,
and this de sideratum has been placed with.
in the reach Of all In the form OF Hostetters
Invaluable preventive and remedy seems
like repeating familiar fact that has been
notorious everywhere for many, many
wears, Who does not know that dyspepsia,
bilious disorders, constipation, diarrhsal
affections, rheumatism, nervous com.
plants, kidney disturbances, and constitu-
iional weakness, in both sexes, are relieved
and radically cured by this powerful yet
harmless vegetable preparation. my28a
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The Russian Grand Duchess Marie

The Russian Grand Duchess Marie,
whom Prince Alfred is to marry, is not
beautiful, DOR even pretty, but she Is
said to have an amiable disposition.
She is short OF stature, with little color,
and not at all queeuly presence. She
has a great deal Of German blood in her
veins. Her mother, the present EN-
press, was a Princess Of Hesse Darn
stadt, and her grandmother, the vile OF
Nicholas, was the sister of the present
Emperor OF Germany.
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Drs. Oldshue, Pittsburgh, Pa.

Drs. Oldshue, Pittsburgh,P Pa.
Our readers have for some time been adv
vised through the columns otour paper Of
the method OF the treatment OF the Drs.
Oldshue.
Their mode Of treating diseases, although
somewhat peculiar, Is based upon phynol-
ogical and pathological facts, and the true
nature and extent ofdiseases are accurately
determined by ocular inspection, chemical
analysis and microscopic examination OF
the urine.
This is no idle theory; bnt their entire
system OF practice Is based upon dxed prin-
ciples of science. The marked success Of
these gentlemen In curing the worst mala-
dies known TO tho profession Ia not only
convincing evidence OF the correctness OF
their.theory, but Affords ample proof Of
their professional skill and ability. Some
OF the most respectable citizens OF this and
surrounding counties can testify nom per-
sonal experience as to the truth OF this
statement, and We can heartily recommend
the Drs. Oldshue. They are not only sci.
entiAc physicians, but gentlemen OF the
HIGHEST culture and probity,
Their offices are No. la2 Grant street,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
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Ia. Legislature Of Connecticut has
voted, BY q large majority, to make
Hartford the only capital Of the State,
and the proposition now goes TO the
people for Endorsement or rejection.
New Haven. is of course, much
chsgrined over the result but if the
vote in the Assembly be any indication.
the little Nutmeg State will not long
have the luxury Of two capitals.
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THE DAILY REGISTER

One Squares lncn sPace'
- o. asss n.A - Is Three months. e o.
one veeS -. Q SO One year.-..-..:
one square changeable once week soo.
{ arnr 6ale.n aFor Rent" "Wan0,m,
anosrdfna. SaI .ost, ""Found, ""Obituaries,"
aRsiisious and Society Notices, "lo cents per
line lor each insertion, but no advertise
mont ie0 than 50 cents.
.SSDecdal Notices Is Der cent acdluonal.
ADVERTISEMENT to occupy nxed places .
&c Cut win be charged double for space 90.
cupied. IN ,>or
' -Ioesi Notices Is cents per lins--but no
lsod notics til be Inserted for less than ONE
An Advartisements,exce for established
bosiness houses, must be paid for IN ed'
All bills due on the first appearance OF
the advertisement.
Biih with regular advertisers rendered
Yesriy advertisers win be confined to
their legitimate business, and all adver.
usemsnts not connected with. IL Wlu Do
charged for at ourregular rates.
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BOYS WATCHES.

WE HAVE IN STORE A NICE LINE
w OF email silver cased Watches-little
but goOd-every one guaranteed. JUST the
nv Store. below the Mel ure House, the
place for Watches. Clocks, Jewelry, Gold
Pens, Silver Ware, Spec &C 'es. &c
16'Eine Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &C.,
repaired and warranted.
IN OYTOBY d DUFFIELp.
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Total i, 600 Gifts, all Cnsh.......... $500 900
Only q few tickets remain unsold, and
they will be furnished to the first applicants
at the following prices: Whole tickets. $40;
halves, IS quarters, $3.50; II whole tickets
for 500; IS for $500 lib for 81 600,
For tickets and full information, az ply TO
THOS. T.. BRAMLETTE,
my2O Louisville. Nv.
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TRUST SALE.

TN PURSUANCE OF A DEED OF TRUST
| made and executed to me by VIM. NJ.
Reid dated Dec. 18th, 1871, aud recorded IN
DSe of Trust Book Ne. 2, page 262, in the
ONCE OF the Clerk Of the County Court for
Wstzsl county, West Virginia, will, on
Thursday, July Sd, 1873 at the front door OF
p. McDonald's Store in Burton, w. va; sell
immediateIy on the Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road and three Quarter ter miles west
said Reid by II. X. List and wife by deed
dated Dec. 18th, 1873, TO which deed now OF
record in Wetzel county, W. Va, reference
is hereby made for full description ofsaid
land. ...
frame dwelling house and small orchard
and will make fine stock farm.
Terms of sale u coo cash and the residue
In one, two and three years with interest
nom the day Of sale, the purchaser giving
bonds with approved security until the
purchase money In paid.
Selling as Trustee ! will convey only such
title as Is vested in me, which IL, however,
oo''o'oN ~ w. ", HOGE, Trustee.
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COLD WE ;IAl Il & + -,

10 II. CALDWELL WISHES II UNDEN-
b, stoodItbat while his refrigerators keep
things cool they are in no way responsible
for t5is cold snap. He has just received
another lot, and parties in need Of Refrig-
orator would do we'll 10 call and leave
their orders. All goods delivered free to
any part OF the city.
WHEELING, May 81, 4S7S.r
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE CaIo VALLEY IRON WORKS.
THE STOCKHO LDERS OF THE OHIO
valley Iron Works are notified that an
additional assessment OF ten per cent has
been made upon their stock, payment to be
made on or before the first day OF Juue ,lSl3,
Il. COCKAYNE, Prest.
n q McFADDEN. Secy, m3ls
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without this Linimens. TIE money re,
funded unless the Liniment u as reprc.
sented. Do sure and get the genuine
MEXICAN MUSTANG IMMINENT. Sold
by all Druggists and Country storcs, At
DC, 50c. and $1.00 per Bottle. Eotis
style. size Of bottle. &c.
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DangerOua.

DAmSerOuA.
THE FIRST WARM WEATH ER
i starts miasma and residential yapors
from oellars, sever cs.PeoiA &c: NOV .
health. We keep the cHxAPrsT and AEsf
pMnYrcrANr In the market, put up In
packages for family use. One PACKAGE,
costing Is cents, viii dinn1ect any ordinary
premises. For sale BY
my2 LOGAN. LlsT q %
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In pursuance Of a decree entered by the
Ia, on the 18th day OF May, 1873, In the
Chancery cause in said Court pending,
wherein Elijah Marlin, Jr.. is complainant
and Isaac B. Kelley and others are defen-
dants, 1 shall, as Special Commissioner
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SoOO.OOO
GIFTS TO BE PAID IN FULL.
The Third Grand Gift Concert
IN AID Of THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KY,
Will be given in the great hall OF Library
Building, at Louisville, on TUESDAY,
JULY 9Th 1873, at which time TEN THOU
SAND GIFTS, amounting To grand total
of $500 COO, all cash, will be distributed by
lot to ticket.holders No reduction in
amount of gifts at this distribution but each
gift will he paid IN FULL.
OFFICE OF FARMERs'AND DRovERs' BANK
LOUISVILLE, KY, April z, 1873
This sto certify that there Is In the Farm
ers' and Drovers' Bank, to the credit OF the
Third Grand Gift Concert for the benefit o.
the Public Library OF KY, Five Hundred
Thousand Dollars, which has been set apart
by the managers to pay the gifts in full, and
will be held by the Bank and paid out for
this purpose, and this purpose only.
Signed X. 8. WEIGH, Cashier.
, 1873-06-15

past lis nights 1t tho Grand Opera House. Re-
served seats for our party OF four cost tha1ers
and 10 grosben, which Is about 81 81 per head.
We went earfy, TOR the purpose Of seeing the
audience assemble, and to notice whatever else
might seem to us Of interest The Indies will
be interested in knowing that an entire new
mode ct dressing the hair is in vogue
here, and that thera seems to be very itt1o
false hair used. Tho hair seems to bo friZzed all
over; and the baek hair confined in an invisible
net, whilst the front stands ont IN crimpled con-
is worn, similar to gentloman's necktie. with
short ninged ends. An eor-rings are inf1nites-
sima1ty small, and mostly Of diamonds Or pearls.
Nine. Patti, who is nov performing in most
brilliant engagements 1t the Royal Italian Opera,
cident, which might have been most serious, On
the evening OF Monday, May -. The perform
ance waa "Dinorah, "a IN which, ut the close OF
the second set, tho heroine is supposed to
cross bridge which breaks down. In stage
language, this part il " doubled, and the drop
is made by = super disguised rs DiuoExh. 4
good deal Of changing occurs, and Mmo. Patti
leaned against screen to make room for others.
The screen gave way, aud her right foot slipped
through annau gap in the platform nearly up
to the hip-ioint- She fell backward, and it WAS
some seconds before she could be e1ticated.
She NAB carried to her room insenaib1e- Mr..
Lennox Browne, the surgeon in professional at
tendance On tho STAGE vas called Although
sustained no serious injury. As soon as she re-
covered hes CONSEQUENCES .nha dressed for the
next act, md begged that the accident might
pass unnohced- II is said that she played her
part to the end of the opera with her accustomed
animation and effect
, 1873-06-15
whaat Was rather more active

Wheat Was rather more active but weak,
averaging 1]19c lower, the greatest decline bong
in the mora deferred options. Present deliver
les we're kept'up BY the scarcity OF cash wheat,
and the knowledge that there are still many
june options ret unsettled, but all else was
heavy, Liverpool Was early reported dull and
lower, and there would seem to be but little
chance Of 4 speedy reaction there, as the ship
meuts for that port from New York we're about
$50 600 bu during the week, which total Is
sgelled to more than ], ,400, 600 bu BY the ship
ments from other ports OF the United States and
Canades. OF courae New York Was heavy, and
the better crop prospects,; with larger receipts
hare, naturally caused q further drop,
which was taken advantage OF by many Of the
shorts to fill in. Nevertheless the market drag
ged nu through, with only Al occasional spasm
than buyers, and good many seemed rsjoised
at the opportunity Of "iumping On to it." Tho
ahppers operated very sps1ingy sonfhhing ,E ths5
opened at 81: :91M, declined to s1.2o, and closed
at 91.2O11. Seller July sold at s1.17@l.19, clos
ing at s1:17k. so1ler June and md Jg1y sold 1t
seller the year 4 s1.os@1.os Cash No. 2
spring closed ut s1.2on: No: spring
vas quote. - st s1;a7: No; 3 Do
closed at Gill, and rejected do 1t
95c Cash sales were reported Of 800 bu No.
spring st s1.27; 5000 ba No. q spring Chard) at
e1.22L 1900 bu do at $122 5000 bu do at
@121x; $500 bu do at $1.211 800 bu do At
e1.21K; 1890 bn do at $1.21 $500 bu do at
s1.20N 5000 bn do et e1.20]14; 6 400 bu do at
S1.20 1900 bu No. 3 spring at $l.1177; 2,800
, 1873-06-15

The announcement by advertisement this
morning, that 29, $3.50 bu of No. corn in the
Northwestern Elevator had become hot seemed
to take commercial men by surprise Many
operators have talked Is If they were afraid OF
it; but the probabilities are, that no one e.
pacted that the corn inspected as N2: under
the now regime would get out OF condition IL
Is due to Ill parties concerned to call ATTENTION
to the foct that the amounts and dates OF the
advertised receipts show that the corn IN
question was received from canal At the
very time so much hubbub was raised
about the ngidity Of our grain inspection. It
seems probable that tho inspectors we're some-
vhat troubled in spirit ut the hullabaloo, and
unuittingly, or unwillinEfy, toned down their
inspection TO suit the c1amorcrs. The result ia
before Us: It shown that the inspectors were al
right, il they had been let alone and it certainly
proves that they are not to blame for other than
the lack Of sufficient amount Of backbone. It
may not be out Of place to suggest that meet
ing be called Of parties interested to declare that
there ahAu be no such thing - hot corn within
the State of Illinois. Such proceeding would
be equally sensible as organized fault finding be-
cause rejected corn has bean 10 graded by tho
inspectors
He need only add that there is nothing to
, 1873-06-15

Withdrawn from store yesterday for city con-
sumption: s,7s2 bu wheat; $50 bu corn; 1887
bu oats s56 bu rye Withdrawn for do during
the past week, 8,2s7 bu wheat; 1888 bu corn;
9,sn bu oats 2, 1873 bu rye 1880 bu barley.
The following grain has been inspected into
store, this morning, up to 10 o'clock: 162 cars
wheat; 1873 cars corn; $500 bu No. 2 do
and T. 600 bu rejected do by canal; 81 cars oats;
1000 bu No. 2 do by canal, 4 cars rye. Total
(655 oars), $4,000 bu.
The following we're tho receipts and shipments
Of breadstu6s and stock ut this point during the
week ending with this morning, and for oTre-
spending weeks ending as dated:
, 1873-06-15
MONETARY.

SATURDAY Evening, June H.
Money continues to accumulate in the flnan~
cial centres. In New York it has the usual ef-
feet Of stimulating speculation in stocks. but
otherwise than this seems to have no e1eot-
Prices Of grain and gold are on the down
grade, and, with the exception OF
railway stocks in New York. SPECTATORS
Seem inclined to let everything severely alone.
The spring trade-what there Was Of it's over,
and business seems to be relapaing into the
usual summer quietnde.
Money in this market is easy, and Is freely
offered in the street for business paper ut 10 per
cent. Business In local stocks is extremely dull.
New York exchange Was pretty firm to-day at
par.
, 1873-06-15
COMMERCIAL.

sAruRpAx EVENING, June Il.
The following we're the receipts and shipments
Of the leading articles Of produce in Chicago
during the past twenty-four hours, and for the
corresponding date one year ago:
, 1873-06-15

gHEEP-There haa been fat ,eax1sy ,1,;r y fom thas
trade, At prices not didsrtng n;oc.; 6utchsts ea
peted, and ths Oily arrivals *ee ~ eaaaaag @ f@
1,0o@3,75 for poor to common: ~ ~ gssy caaos
dun. and 1t $so9s.oo for g'od 70 n ner lid fa
Lambs have sold sll the way tota s'''S
poor to g. 80 for choice.
, 1873-06-15

Tho shipments in detail were a. fonowz: Shoulders,
b1s so tcs short rib, - bxs sho7t deaf, n b1s
long clear a57 b1s long rib, 81 b1s cumberands, 90
b1s stretfords II b1s; ssafotdahire, b1a; South
stadordshtro 81 BIZ; long hams 1h b1s; Bif1qing-
stanord,hire hams, - his clear bachs sbxs; bellies;
IS b1s and 1854 PCS pigs tongues 4 beef 1sl
brs beef has 4s2 brls a11ov, 855 hr1s grease, 200
pkgs; sslted round mido1es, GA pcs.
Flour was dull and heavy, in sympathy with q
like feeling In New York, and local weakness in
wheat. Trading Was almost entirely confined to
local buyers. Dealers quoted prices as IN
changed. Sales vera reported OF 800 brls spring
extras at s6.75, part Ttyon, and T part athlete
suoerfines sue , at s4.121< 1s2 brls do at 1925; 100
private terms. Total, i, 40 br1s: .Also 10 tons
bran At $3.50 On track The following we're the
askine prices, which could undoubtedly he shad-
Ia ;n aonoa oaHaa fullY 25n DER hrl:
, 1873-06-15
REVIEW OF ADJUSTMENTS.


The past week has not been an especially brill
tant cne 80 far IS the drama is Interested There
has been nothing especially noticeable about it
in any Way. The summer season is not expected
to be productive Of much interesting dramatic
nows, and the quality Of tho entertainment be-
ing Of the light and airy ordar,-in other words,
weak ard washy,-the public interest hae not
been hearily enlisted. AZ a rule, the
business of the theatre, mas been light
but that is to be expected. There were
no novelties last week, the changes
in the programme haying been deferred until the
three closing dayr The ensuing week promises
En- improvement, and as the performances will
be more attractive the audiences are sure to be
larger.
!. HooLETs THEATRE.
During the week We took occasion to mention
tho new departure Of A1r. Hooley from the con-
veotional rule OF furnishing medipcrity during
the WARMER months, \ practice which ia
in the main governed more by necessity
than choice. With his company there was
no necessity to urge him to abandon
sociey-plsys for burlasque, and surely
there ras very little temptation. But, Is every
other manager hsa prepared to Tighten up, ks
did the sanao, and not only lost money but lost
prestige with it, which in his case Has moro
serious disadvantage. Although the arrange
pieces before Mr. Hooley'a departure Tor tho
East it is only fair to say that the retention OF
q bu1lesque which the patrons OF the theatre
rejected WAS unavoidable. The mistake was
remedled IS soon a. he returned, Ind
ao hs,0f hS + oas sn s s9sf 81 snzoas
to regain the confidence Of the public Tha
first intimation Of his intention to turn his back
, 1873-06-15


1t is yeta long ways to opern, but the mana
gers hre alraady in the field busi1y at work Of
ganizing their forces. strakosch is in Europe
consulting with his brother and perfecting de-
tails. His principal engagements are all made,
and his leading artists are now singing in Lon
don under rehearsal for this country next fall.
Meanwhile Naretzek is not idle. He has the
advantage OF being On the ground, and having
nearly all his artists On the ground, and the ar-
ray which he has summoned together shows that
he is determined to stoutly contest the field, un-
der the colors Of Lucca, with his forces under
Nisson's banners The indomitable Maretzek
has issued his first pronunciamento Of
the campaign, and in it he says he
"has the honor to announce that
he has concluded engagements for season in
New York and other cities in the United States,
with tho following artists: Pauline Lucca, lima
d murska, Fanny Natah Teats, E. TamberIik,
G. Vizzani, F. Mari, !. Janet, commencing o.
tober next AuanGemauts pending with other
, 1873-06-15


Bagagiolo, and Giampi-
At the Garrick Club they were disputing
whether Mario or Lord Oaatlereagh first pos
sessed the affections Of Madame Grisi. Thack-
cray solemnly exclaimed, "Mario sat down on
the ruins Of Castlereagh."
It is announced that II. Strakosch, brother-in-
law Of Madame Adalina Patti, intends to redeem
Paris from The disgrace Of being left without an
Italian opera and will open the Theatre 1talien
nex. season, with company chiefly selected
from tie opera-houses OF London.
l. letter from II. Gounod to one Of the Pa
risan journals, denies the report Of the intended
production Of the "Polyeucte" at Vienna: The
composer Of st Faust will not allow his new
opera to be produced without himself super1n-
tending the rehearsals, and his numerous en-
gagements prevent his attention to this 1t pres-
Onenbach has entered upon the management
of the Gate, and has received from II. Gounod
two complete acts Of the g Jeanne d'Arc " Of II.
Jules Barber, which the composer is setting,
and which will succeed the inaugural drama
Onenbach purposes, in the course OF his season,
to bring out BeethoYen's "Ruins Of Athena" :"
thus demonstrating the earnestness OF his ulan-
agerial policy.
the close Of her engagement at Vienna, was q
silver aud crystal eporg1e, . - tenloignage dad
niration," as the inscription records, OF tho
subscribers to the opera. still more graceful
tribute, offered BY the Concor1ia Society Of Vi
enneso Journalists, took the form OF a silver
crown, adorned with golden leaves, each Of
which bears the na1no Of . character which
Mme. Patti has impersonated IN the Imperial
city On the Danube. The nineteen performances
she has given there haye brought in no less than
190, 900 dorins, or FL, 600 sum which must
leave something for the manager ~ veil As the
artist. ..
sc. g. F." writes to the Baltimore american
that the operatic spectacle, with an an intermi1-
ture of what is known in America aa the "leg
OPERA" called "The Lady in Whit" has been
attracting the attention OF the Berlilese for the
, 1873-06-15

In the afternoon there was very little trading
either in wheat or corn. The former Was un-
changed, closing at 91,20H seller the month,
and s1.171S@1.17H se]ler July Com was
ffrmer, closing at 35Lo seller July, and 38574c
seller August. Other grain and provisions wele
quiet and unchanged