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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-03

The enterprisiug managers OF the
Daily Graphic inform US by circular
that tn eir.already famous Traus-Atlan.
tic Balloon is now completed and will
probably Gtart on it's perilous voyage
on next Wednesday, September 10.
Everybody wishes the enterprise suc-
cess, but there are few who have much
confidence in human ability to uavi gate
the air, either with the present scientii.
ic knowledge or with any sttalnmeuts
that seem possible in the future. The
widespread iucredulity as to the good
that can come from the project
ed voyage mas led many men to
regard Messrs. WISE and DONALDSON
IS toolhsrdy adventures who are will
ing TO sacrifice even their lives Tor the
sake of notoriety. The American peo-
pie are in the habit OF forgetting per.
sons of this class very speedily, or, if
they are remembered at all, it is with
that sDeer at their folly that usually
attends mention OF the name of SAN
PATcH or others Of his kind whom the
"iool-killer" has taken 10 his bosom.
The GrapkiI company has sent US q
specimen OF the material from which
the balloon lie constructed. II is very
firm muslin coated with a peculiar
elastic varnish that renders it air-tight.
We have also the prospectus of a
new book giving q complete his
tory of the whole science Of
aerostation, which is to be issued from
the press just as soon as definite intel-
ligence ia received as to the result Of
the. contemplated expedition. The
managers of the Daily Graphic deserve
pecuniary success for the enterprise
and daring that have characterized
their undertakings. Their newspaper
is OF itself a marvel and the balloon has
been splendid advertisement OF the
paper, and we doubt not that money
will &c made by the book descriptive
OF the whole affair. However, Good
wine needs no bush" and we believe
that the Daily Graphic might fairly
win lite way TO popular regard without
the adventitous aid Of WISE and Don.
ALp.oN's balloon.
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THE Governors displacement Of the
Public Printer in the last moments o.
the last hour of that officers privilege
is looked upon as quite too tardy ar
assertion OF authority TO acquit his Ex-
cellency OF gross neglect OF duty
in this regard. If he really be-
lieved the charges he and MS
psrtisaus have been making openly
during the past twelve months, why did
he not act sooner? Why has he wait
ed until the State Printer has hiveo
all OF the profit that can possibly bt
made from the monopoly he has enjoy
ed, before doing what, if his complaint;
were we'll founded, he should have
done two years ago? Within thirty
dsys OF the time when &C.
cordiug to law the public printing ID
TO be let to the lowest bidder, the Gov
ernor has sudden spssm OF virtue ano
in this long invited but unlocked fol-
fit transfers the printing "a mere baga'
telle) to another party. The cream o
the work has already been skim
med, and all that is let tt
Mr.. Walkers successor is so ex'
tremely thin that no iatDess can b'
cleaned from it, no matter how kinc
the Governor may be nor how anxious
to audit bills.
The mutual msrtyrdom Of the Gov
eruor and the Printer is beautiful t
behold.
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PRICE OF TICKETS

Whole tickets $50; halves S2j; tenths, or
each coupon, So; eleven whole tickets for
500: ~ tickets for 81 900; IL whole tickets
Tor IS OU0; 2H whole tickets for $1,000. No
discount on less than 500 worth OF tickets
at time.
The unparalleled success OF the third
gift concert, rs well as the satisfaction given
by the first and second, makes IL only ne
cesSary to announce the fourth 10 insure
the prompt sale OF every ticket. The fourth
gift concert will be conducted in all It's de-
tails liketh third, and iu'l particulars may
he learned from circulars, which will br
sent free from this office 10 oil Who apply
for them.
Tickets now ready for sale, and all orders
accompanied by the money pTUmtly filed.
liberal terms given 10 those who buy 10
sell again.
THOS. T.. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Publ. Libr. KY. and Mans. CIT Cont.
Public Library Building, LOUISVILLE, KY
]. V. /, RODGERS Agent,
I05 Market street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-03

We are favored this morning with
another interesting letter from our Eu-
ropesn correspondent which will we'll
repay perusal. He seems to be
delighted with Vienna, a speaks good
word for the Worlds Exposition there.
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Mothers. Mothers, Mothers

Don't fail to procure MRS. WINSTON :
SOOTH ING SYRUP for all diseases inciden,
TO the period OF t-ething in children. 1t re-
lieves the child from pain, cures wind ;oltc
regulates The bowels, and by giving relief
aud health 10 the chhd, gives rest TO the
mother.
Be sure and call for
"MRS. WINSLOW'SS OOTHING SYRUP"
For sale by all druggists deVb
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LIST OF GIFTS.
Total, 10000 Gifts, all Cash


The distribution will he positive, whether
all the tickle sare sold or not, and the l2OOl
gifts all paid I'm proportion 10 the tlckc's
sOlG-all unsOld tickets being destroyed, a.
AT the first and second concert, and not
renrpspu ed I'm the drawing,
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WEDNESDAY,. DECEMBER ;, 1873.

Only sixty thousand tickets will be sold
and one half OF these are intended for the
European market, thus leaving o ly 30 0Ol
for sale in the United states, where lUU,O
were disposed OF tor the l bird Concert. The
tickets are divided into ten coupons al
parts and have on their back the scheme
with full explanation OF their mode OF
drawing.
AT this concert, which will be the grand
est musical display ever witnessed in this
country, the unpr cedented sum OF
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DO NOT WAIT

Upon THE DELAYS OF COUNCIL TO
[ get your house numbered. Leave your
orders al Btices drug store, Logan, List and
Co.'S or at our shop, and we will put up
your proper number in beautiful siIvered
figOres, or any other style you like.
w. VA, STENCIL q SEAL WORKS,
sep2r Sixteenth street.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
THE NEW SESSION

NF DIR. MAYER'S SCHOOL FOR La
BIES'and GENTLEMEN, begins Sept.
LIST The following course of studies will be
nun sued English, German, French, Histo-
~, Geography, Mathematics, Penmanship,
Book keeping, Correspondence, etc, unoer
a corps of eminently able teachers. ApplI-
cations will be received at the office, ll3
Market street, above Singers store, from 10
to Il o'clock, A. NJ.
tlemen who have heretofore received in
ST. uctions in the languages, that the lessons
suspended during the hated term, will be
resumed Sept. LIST / will be pleased to meet
my old pupils, and others who may wish to
avsil themselves Of the opportunity to join
the classes, DR.. MAY Err.
ause.ey-mw&S
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Trustees Sale.

trustees SAFE.
Under AND BY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED
u OF Irust, executed by Rado!ph Shup-
bach, to the undersigned az trustee, TO Sc
cure II Vim. Wiedebusch the prompt and
pupctual payment Of q certain prOmiSsary
note for two thousand dollars, dated the End
day Jan 1877, and payable 10 the order OF
said William Wiedebusch, one year after
date with inSterest from date; l shall, on
Monday, the goth day Of sept. 1873,
proceed TO sell, at public auction, at the
dwelling house OF the said William Wiede-
busch, situated on the corner of Market
street and Market alley. and known as III e
Columbia House. all the household and
kitchen furniture of the said Rodolph
Shupbsch, more particularly described in
said deed of trust.
Terms OF sale cash.
J. II. GOOD,
sep2.i Trustee.
J. NJ. MILLER, Auctioneer.
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Fifty Horses Wanted,

rNHE UNDERS GNED WILL Re AT
i TIE Grant House, on Tuesday, Wednes-
day, Thursday and FIR day of this week,
and wants to buy FIFTY HORSES, Tor
street car and drj wing purposes.
sep2-r GEORGE FOREPACGH.
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FAIRMONT STATE NORMAL
AND
EcDoaIo SoIle&o

u IL I4tA4 " ~ - ~ Il IL - - ~ ~ ~ AiA AAA-
AND
Female College
r COATED AT FARM mt, MARION
4 4 county, w. Va, - Miles Vest of Graf.
ton on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
The Fail Session will begin September 0,
1873.
BOARD OF iNsTRUCToRs-J. g. Blair, VI. D.,
LII. d., Principal; Miss NJ. l.. Dickey, NJ. +.
D., lst ASsiS ant; Miss l.. Fleming, NJ. f.. D.,
"a Assistant, and Competent Tutors.
Fail session OF 20 weeks begins September
DEPARTMENTS.
NoRVAL.-ThiS Department IS designed
10 aid YOund lad eS and Gentlemen in full
and thorough education Tor tC HCning. IL
embraces n full con Sc of Matht MATES, Sci.
enceS English GrammPr and Literature,
Geography and Map Drawing, Analy sis,
Book Keeping, ElOCutiOn, Fenmanship,
Philosophy, Theory and Practice Of Teach
ing, HiStO, y Model School Practice, &c &c.
Upon the completion Of the course OF study
the pupil oCCives Diploma, which author
IL her or him Ia teach in any tree school
In the State without IN ther examination.
Tuition free to all Normal pupils.
ACADEMIC AND FEMALE COLLEGE DE-
p RTgI ENT.-1he plan OF study and iuStruc-
ton in this Department is equal 10 that OF
any Academy or Female college IN the
country; embracing full course In Mathe-
matic-, Sciences, Literature, 'istoTy, Erg-
fish Analysis and Criticism, Latin, Greek,
French and German languages; also, In
strumental aud Vocal NJ usiC, Drawing and
Oil painti q, Calisthenlcs, &c, &c. CDstru-
men q! Music includes instructions on the
Violin. Guitar, Piano and rgan.)
The buildings now occupied by the School
are capacious and as well adapted To the
work OF instruction as any in the state.
students can enter the classes at any
time, although II ~ hest t. begin with the
session. Every young Teacher in the State
should att nj the school in the fall, two
months, before the opening Of his winter
school Board Is from 500 TO g 80 per week,
A limited number of young Ladies and
Gentlemen will be aided to some extent
from ~ Peabody fund. The society OF
FaIrmont is intelligent and cultivated, and
Will extend their cordial sympathy and
care 10 all students coming TO the school
Address, for information. j. q. BLAIR,
aug25-eqgb FairmOnt, W. Va.
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RATES oFApVERTlsINc
THE DAILY REGISTER.
ma souare-M inch space

Two utnes-".'..-. ~ dhtoo tnoHshs-. aS NJ
One square changeable once a week $50.
Special Notices Is per cent additional.
Advertisements to occupy fixed places z,
per cent additional.
Cuts will be charged double for space &C.
supied. - "a .-
cent additional. H.,
Local Notices Is cents per line--om no
l>cal notes triR be trlse-ted for less man ONE
DOLLAR ...,,,,,o5
All Advertisements,eI except Tor estaoIsned
business houses, must be paid for In sd
vance. ~,
me advertisement.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
yearly advertisers will be confined to
their legitimate business, and all adVer-
u-ements not connected with Ii will De
charged for at ourregular rates.
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Syrups and Drips.

~ BBLS. COMMON TO Choicest
10 brands, for sale.
TINGLE & IsHAM.
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Desirable Property for Sale.

HOUSE AND Lot, WITH STABLE AT
Ill TACKLED, on west side OF Main street,
between John and Quincy, Is offered for
sale, Enquire al this office. Sep2-h
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n. o. MOIasSes.
1Os BBLs. PRIME TO CHOICE, FOR
TTNGLE& IsHAM.
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POR
PUBLIC PRINTING, BINDING
AND
ST A TION T. r Y,
FOR THE
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

STATE or WET VIRGINIA,
OFFICE OF THE
COMMISSIONERS OF UALIC PFIHTTSG
CHARLESTON, August 70, 1874
In accordance with law, SEALED PRO-
POSAIS will be received by the Commits
si0ners OF Public Printing, at the Auditor 4
Office In the Capitol, until the
3rd day OF October, 1873.
at y O'Clock n, for the execution OF the
PFBLlC PRINTING AND BISDISG, and
for supplying theState With STATIONERY
AND PRINTING PAPERS, for the contract
near ending the Second Wednesday IN
January, 1870.
Each proposal shall be accOmpa led by a
bond executed according 10 law by the biG-
DER, with at lie asst two good and sufficient
sureties,residing in this Etate in the penal
sum of ten thousand dollars, for all state
Printing; the penal sum o. two thousand
dollars for all state Binding; and the penal
sum OF I'VE thousand dollars for lIrnlshi I'm p
Paper, conditioned for the Iaithiul perform
ance of the contracts; and no lids unaccOrn-
panied by such bond shall be cnsertslu.d
by the Com misslOne rs OF Public Printing
An Approximate estima Of the work and
mstsrial 10 be done and furnished. together
with blank forms for proposals.. bonds, DC -,
VII! he furnished upon application 10 the
commissioners. JOHN \. BURDETT,
PTes't or Commission rs Of Public Printing.
sept2-i
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III. E. :B f Q w N
NEW HAT AND CAP HOUSE,

The newest styles in fashionable Hats and
Caps, Canes and Umbrellas ut reasonable
prices.
II. Z. BROWN.
No. l2l Market street, opposite Me- ure
House. iul2)
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24
Further Information

OF highly important character is furnished
10 reference to the Arctic exploration of the
POlaris by some members of the Buddingion
plrty, lately arrived at Dundee in a whaIer
1t seems that the vessel encountered compare
lively little difficulty in the latter part Of its
northern voyage, making the distance from
Cape Shaekelton to latitude 92,O6 in five DAYS
only. And only did il thus easily penetrate to
point nearer the North Pole than ever yet
reached civilized man, but the ice was found
to be 30 soft that a stronger vessel could have
gained much higher latitude. This intelli-
gence shows two things-that the Polaris was
not proper vessel foe the purpose, and this is
borne out by all the other facts fthe expedition
and that the climatic conditions in the region
are very fluctuating if not actually moderalIng.
That the Polaris was not well suited for the
task imposed upon it is shown by the unsea-
worthy condition in which il had been for
months, and by its eventual laundering not
Withstanding that it was tenderly than many
vessels have been in Arctic exploration. IT,
with such a vessel the intrepid Hall could
penetrate further than any previous explorer,
may not the final solution Of the problem be
within our grasp? And the advantages Incl
dent to the solution who would undertake 10
estimate?
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24

The MARKET FOR IRON.-Relerring to that
smarkable sale Of 100 tons Of American iron"
in Liverpool, the New York Journal of Com
merce thinks that whatever may be the history
Of this particular transaction, nobody need look
for any serious business in the expectation Of
American iron 10 Great BrItian. We can
scarcely manufacture enough for our own
use, and it is probable that the increased de-
mand for domestic consumption will keep peace
with any increase likely to occur in our capacity
to turn out the raw material 1t will take
considerable time, probably, to convince the
proteclionisls that the industry can prosper
without high tariff aud as the counlenance OF
the protective policy uncertain, capitalists will
hesitate for while perhaps to extend their
investments in that direction. But that the
iron industry can stand we'll and thrive with
out high tariff we have no doubt whatever.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
Delaware Division Time Table.
lALL ARRANQEMEMT

Till HhhhNuEMEMI. 7.
On ana after MONDAY, Sent. 9Th
ys,l13 (Sun&sys excepted Trsins viii
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24
CONNECTIONS,
Wilmington nnd western r u.
TINE TABLE.
SPRING ARRANGE EMFNI,

l.
- Comaeneinz AFTil ia,
&EE--E1-s E1-sSd44@NNStrsIRs will run as follows.
Leave Wilmington ", IL 70 \ m, aud 8 D u
Leave Landenberg IS, 10 55 4 m and 3 - y m
Arrive ~ Landsn5srs -, III s. and "a p u d.
CONNEGrIUNS-IraIn leaving WILMINGTON : E
lU ~ q IN with train leayins Phiadelphla al y a
Lni Baltimore az 80 N, aGt Delaware r trains
Trains leaving Wilmington At B p IA. connects
with train leaving PhiladelphiA At ~ q IN.
Train arriving at Wilmington Al i5 a N, WITH
train Philadelphia at 10 Am.
Train arriving at Wilmington at | % with traia
for Philadelphia At 90 Va.
Train arriving az WILMINGTON At 5 - p N vita
train for Baltimore an1 WashiaGtan Al Il p IA
with train for Philadelphia and New York II s -
N. al 4 with Delaware Y r trains at = Z n
SUNDAY TRAINS,
Leave Wllminston Is a. m, UC y. u
Leave Landenherg IL 81 a. m. ANA 81 q. N.
Arrive Wilmington l. - A IN, and Is . N.
Arrive IAndebcrS IL ID A M. and - p m
Trains arriving IA Wilmington At Is . m. con
meet With train for Philadelphia at ~ y N.
Omnibus eOn aections between W. aud ". and +. ,
Wand h Depo'' and eaTS e the Mllminsten C'ty
Railway. DAVID CONNELL. Supt
ap4-W
ITO THE PUBLIC.
L The Wilmington and Reading Railroad CSm.
eany have completed Arrangements u carry Money
Packages aud Express Matter 70 ttrom all points
on the line at their rad and Test ca ester.
Also, 60 all points on the PhuAdclpaia and Real
ing And CItAwlSsa Railroads. including Reading
Allentown, Columbia uAruisburg Lancaster. naWu-
ingt'Wn, Mahoney Clty. Nj. CArSsei, NorristaEn,
POttsVilte. Ac.
For further inform stian anply At the Depsl cor
ner Of Front ahd Madison streets. Wilmington.
kXpreSs matter sent t1 FrtnElta fslagra9h oad.e
Ne, W est rhirl street or 10 their ID got Froat
and Madison. or orders left with McMditea 4 Ssal
Ap6-f dsn1 sapt ". 4 4. II. H. %.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24
RARTW,s ANaHLa.


never saw any angels
Except the ones in booka;
don't believe Q mortal
Knows how an nngol looks,
eguess at something miqty.
With trailing wings Of white,
With amber tresses Heating.
And garments strangely bright.
But I believe eaFth's angels
Walk here In mortal Ruise,
Though we discern but family,
Through heavy lidded eyes,
Or see them as.thog leave rs,
Who walk beside rs here,
Their angelhood quite hidden
Because It lived so near.
can remember angels
Who seemed like common folks,
Tho wore Old-fashioned bonnets
And faded winter cloaks
Who came when dire disaster
Crowned lesser home mishap,
Or young claimants crowded
The dear maternal lap.
With curving arms wide open,
TO take the weary in;
With patient love to listen,
10 childish want or sin.
what better things could angels
For childish sinners do
Than listen to their stories
Aud bid them promise new.
think Of freside angels
Upon whose faded hair
There shown no crown Of glory.
And yet the crown was there;
When tender love, true-hearted,
Forgave the wrongs it knew,
And patient voice gave answer
The days of trial through,
All, mel the childish angel
Who beckOns as write
Perchanee l should not know him
In robes of mystic white.
lie wears a schOol-boy jacket,
And cap and boots, to me,
And when he walked at twilight,
His head against my knee.
There are dear mother-aneels--
We each peTchanee know one
Whose robes of better glory
Are daily being spun;
With loving hands to guide US,
With loving speech to cheer
Said not we'll. earth angels,
Walk daily with US here,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24

nHILADELRHlA, WILMINGTON ~ BALTI-
4 AokR RAtLtE99AALp RsbtS9ALp NoTrcr
On anA after NRDN ESDAY, Oet0ber 18th. lsll.
a passsnSoP ear will be attached TO the freight
HaiR leaving RhilaaelphtA SOB ,. m, Tor VIII
dSs tFsla viii stop ct Stations a. iollOws, when
signalleAs trays RsgFY, 9.l9 p. n. Lasaretta 3. y
low at9p. y: LinWOod. 9ysa p. M Claym0nt, lo.ol
/. u HueEglio. lalap.tms afftya WtlmingtQa, 10. %
D. leAsDl SH.sR, KINNEY 6up'G
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24
BUsH's
STEAM FREIGHT LINE

Leaves 81 wharf above Chestnut street. Pbilaiel
phia daily at y. IA. and French street wharf. VIII
ming ton, at ,. N. Freight handled carefully aud
trWlr dod with dispatch. q. WIBUSH.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24

Tue mlAed Iraln viii run subject - dalayg iue'-
ient To freight business aud viii stop only AZ St.
tiOus where time Is given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS
Leave New Castle tor Wilmington ami Phiiaa'a
AZ ~. i.5I An and 90 p VI. Leave Whining
ton Sd A. NJ, at 10 anl - +. NJ for New
Castle.
sunday Irain-Leavs Wilmington fot New Cas-
tie, Y.4i y. NJ, New Castle for Wilmington .OP N
.. SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Addltionalto those above, leave Smyrn . for Clay
ton H. % .. N, and 1-l5 p ~, Leave CLAYTON for
Smyrna $40 a. m, and zoo 2. m, to make eonnse-
ton Fith trainsto and from Dover. Ald stations
South.
CONNECTIONS.
At TOWNSEND. with the Kent County and Queen
Anne's Kent Railroads.
At CLAY TON. With tAe Mary land and Delaware
Al AtHARRINGToN. with the Janctiou and Break
water Railroad.
A. SEAFQRD with the Dorchester ani Delaware
Railroad.
At DELNAR. with the Eastern Shsre Railroad
and teomicO and POeomOke Railroad.
VI. y. KENNEY gupf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24
THH
MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK.
Ne. { w. Third street.

Six ptr ceut, interest. Open Tuesday ard Satur-
day evenings aud every day. A. III. 9TimshaW,
Treas. Up. Wales. n. D., Pres'L John p. Miller.
CLERK. yl-tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-24
THE HERALD IN MAINE.

From the Machas (Me.) Union, Feb. 1871
The NEW YORK HERALD leads all others in this
country. From its columns we gather news from
every portion Of the globe, whether habtable or
uninhabitabe. From the jungles Of far-oR Africa,
from the snow-cOvered plains of Russia, from the
impenetrable swamps OF South America from the
iceocked harbors Of Greenland, well as from the
more civilized portions OF this mundane sphere its
vast army of correspondents, with their busy
brains never tire Of sending us the latest details.
1t Is perfect book, from the pages OF which we
can CLEAN everything worthy Of note now going on
In this busting world. Politics, literature,
science-everything finds a place in It's col
umns. Its expedition under Mr.. Stanley, sent
out several months since into the wilds OF Africa
IN search OF the great traveller and explorer, Dr.
Livingstone, has been heard from and the curiosity
and sympathy OF the world as to the noble phan-
thrOpist's fate gratfed. AS the great Pacific Rail-
road is the climax OF oil railroads and modes Of
transportation as the great Atlantic submarine
telegraph line Is the climax Of all telegraph lines
and systems for the transmission Of intelligence,
so Ia the NRw YOpK HERALD the climax OF all news
paper enterprises and methods for obtaining all
the news In the world. II is o complete and reli-
able daily history OF the world,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-24

HAVANA, Feb. ~, 1873
Sugar--The market opened dull but closed active and
hrmer with only Q limited JobbiRg demand, however for
the United States Stock in warehouses at Havana and
Matanzss ieoaCo boxes and 1900 hhds Receipts Of ;he
bids E1pSrIs Of the week from Lsvane Inc n and
ing a7 boxes and sioo hhds g the United States
Molasses sugar, reals MHscoyaao sugar. sn,,, in
0k 10 reals grocery grades, iO4 ip1 reals Moasses
SIS g per cwt Butier steady superior American ss
Goshen sss ss1 Flour In fair demand saes 2 a.
sugar cured. ss s2s g per auntaL Lsra 9sei and
auintsl active at % Is Dbl Tallow nrmer
Onions baoyshi iii per Dbl Coal oil IN tin; onst and
ssaye :. Esmssi isifs az a.;
store, firm: Hoops hrm for Gong long shaved at $40
loading at Havana and other ports on the north coast
- 81 Is per hid. sugar loading at Havana, - 70 -
loading at other ports tho north coast IS IS 2f
hid. noIasses loading at Havana and IS Is s. TOAD
ing at other ports the north coast Freights at Fall
mouth and orders nom Hayana CO., As. 3D., and from
other northern ports, STA Cd. q l2A I'd.
Exchange buoyant on the United states 90 days COLA
Tx Is per cent premium short sight, gold, ~ 3Uta
on Loudon, q IN; Oh Paris, ash 40