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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-12-09
The Terms Of the Spanish Settlement,

Protocol of the conference held at The De-
partment of State OF Washington, on the Goth
of November, 1878, between Hamilton Fish,
Secretary of State, and Rear-Admiral Don
Jose Polo DeBarnabe. Envoy Extraordinary,
and Minister Plenipotentiary of Spain
"The undersigned, having met for the pur>
pose of entering into definite agreements re-
specting tho case Of the steamer Fireinius.
which, while under the flag of tho United
States, was, on the LIST day oc October last.
captured Gu the high seas by the Spanish
man war Tornado, have reached the follow
ing conclusion
Spain, on her part, stipnlatcs to restore
forthwith the vessel referred to, and tho sur>
vivors of her passengers and crew, and on the
18th day of December next to salute the flag
OF the United States. If, however, before
that date, Spain should prove, to the sntisfac-
ton of the Government of the United States,
that the Firgnius was not entitled to carry
the flag of the United States, and IS carry
ing it a. the time of her capture wi,hou. right
aud improperly, the salute will be spon.
taneously dispensed with as, in such case. not
being necessary or reputable but the United
States will expect in such case a declaimer of
intent of indignty to its flag, in the act which
was committed.
'Furthermore, If on or before the 25th of
December, 1878, it shall be made to appear to
the satisfaction of the United States that the
Virginius did not rigbtfully carry the Amer.
lean flag, and was not entitled to American
papers, the United States will institute in>
quiry and adopt legal proceedings against the
vessel. If it be found that she has violated
any law of the United States and against any
OF the persons who may appear to have been
guilty Of illegal acts in connection Herewith.
it being understood that Spain will proceed
according to the second proposition made to
General Sickles, and communicated in his
telegram read to Admiral Polo on the 9th
inst, to investigate the conduct Of those au.
thnri,ies who have arrayed Spanish laws and
honorary obligations, and will arraign them
before competent court and inAict punish>
ment on them who may have offended.
'Other reciprocal reclamations to be subs
Ject to consideration and arrangement between
the two Governments and in case Of no agrees
ment, to be tho subject of arbitration, on the
constitutional assent of the Senate of the
United States given thereto.
''It.is further stipulated that the time.
manner and place for the surrender of the
Virginius and the survivors of those who
We're on board of her at the time of her ca o.
ture, and also the time. manner and place for
the salute to the flag of the United States, if
there should be occasion for such salute, shall
be subject to arrangement between the UNDER
signed within the next two days
[Signedl
'HAMILToN FISH,
"JosE Polo De BaRNABE"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-12-09
THE WAR CLOUD.

The latest news gathered from SATURDAYS
dailies announces the refusal of the Hayanese
to consent to the surrepder of the Virginius
to the United States. Jovellar, the now Cap
tain General, finding himself unable to carry
out the order of the Spanish Government to
deliver up the Virginius, has telegrsphed to
Madrid his resignation of his position and
asked for the appointment of his successor
The political Governor and tho colonial Min
lister have also resigned, and so intense is the
excitement, and SO passionate the ,fervor of
resistance to any direct surrender of tho
steamer, that even from Washington the re-
luctant confession reaches US that 'the Diplo-
matte branch of our Government is not 40
hopeful now, as it was several days ago, of
the ability of Spain to enforce its decrees,"
and 1t is intimated that the Madrid officials
would not be sorry if the United States were
to seize the Virginius in the harbor Of Ha>
vana. BY a later telegram we are consider
ately informed that without formal prolon>
cation of time, the Administration will wait nm
til the delivery can he effected in a vav that
will give the least ofFenso to Spanish pride"
~ In the IT. S. Senate proceedings of the
Sd instant we find reported that a bill was in
troduced by Mr.. Davis,
.tAppropriating $50, 900 for constructing
Government building at Charlestown, W.
Va"
Some mistake, we apprehcnd, as the citi>
zens of this place have never before heard of
such intended good fortune.
E9 President Grant, overlooking the
names OF many eminent members of the bar,
has rendered the position Of Chief Justice of
Of the United States to the Hon George II.
Williams OF Oregon. Col. 3. Il Bristow, of
Kentucky, is to succeed Mr. Williams as At
torney General.
@ The steamship Vile dp Havre, from
New York for HaVre, has been sunk at sea.
Over two hundred lives were lost.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-12-09
NOTICE.

IENHE Board of Orerseers of the Poor will meet
as the Aims House on the FIRSTTUESDAY
IN JANUARY, 1874, 1.-THE 5th,) at which time a
Superlntendent, Physician, Nurse, &C., will be
appointed. " "
By order of the Board.
JNO. G. SHIRLEY
t tsccnI n ., to,S1to. Secretary.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-12-09

GS~ The Rev. DR.. WIS. White. one of the
oldest and most distinguished ministers of the
Presbyterian Church, in yirginio, died at his
residence in Lexington, Va, on the goth
ultimo, in tho 18th year Of his age. 49,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-12-09
lie D..

In Shepherdstown on the LIST ipst.- Mrs. Ma.
RY HOFFMAN, wife of R. S. N. Hoffman and
eldest daughter of Henry F. Cameron aged 26
years.
At the residence of Mr.. Humphrey Enple in
this county. on the I'd INST, Mrs. ELIZABETH
BRANINEK, in the 10th year of her age.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-12-09

re- Tho taking of tho census of Balti>
more has just been completed. The result
shows the population to be SOP 1872, an in
crease over the census of 1870 Of 1878.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-12-09

EE- Workmen are now engaged in erecting
the telegraph line along the route of the Val
ley Railroad This line will be used exclu.
siyely for railroad purposes.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-12-09

Eg~ The U. S. District Court meets i,
Charleston on the 10th of December.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-12-09

Esr Miss Jennie Patterson is giving
readings at Charleston, W. Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-12-09

The VALLEY RAILRoAD-A number of
citizens of Rockingham. the editor of the
Rcg'sfer included, enjoyed tho pleasure of
ride over the Valley Railroad as far as North
River, about nine miles from HarrisonSurs,
on Tuesday morning, the 25th ut. The com.
Pany, snys the Register, went forward in one
of the most luxurious and elegantly furnished
coaches in the service of the b. & o. railroad,
and all had an opportunity of seeing one of
the best constructed lines of travel in the
country. l'a... .
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-12-09
OFFICES FOB RENT.

TNHE Offices now occupied by d B. Lucas and
Il st. Geo. T. Brooke will be for rent FROM
January LIST. 1874. JAS Law HOOFE
December 9, 1S7S-tf.
JUST received Navy Blue. (PurpIe Tine GT,v
= Mixed and Gold Mixed Water Proof Cloth:
Cotton Laps, Canton FIannels, Gun, and Aretio
Overshoes, and lot of good Home Made Yarn
Secks. r 4, GPavE
December 9, 1873.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-12-09

3 Rs Snow squalls again on Friday and
Sunday.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-12-09
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to the parties in the
foregoing cause, thaaI will proceed to execnt,,
the proylslons of tl:e above Decree, at NV Office
uary 3sth, 1874.
Dec. o. 1s7s-5t. Ah Com mooKE,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-12-09

ELLEN HOMER, Complainant
MARY E. BOWERS, John Bow
ers. Win. Bowers. Sally Davis. r. - E1-
Frank Bowers, George Bow #.-g .-
ers, John b. Bowers VIM
Bowers, Andrew Bower s, Wes-
ley Bowers, Virginia Bergan, In CukEcrp5
Amanda SHREDDER, JOHN W.
Miles, minor son of Lourrna ra
Miles, late Bowers, John Emit
Ter and Hester A. his wife,
Martha Bowers, John P. Bow.
ers. VIM. Bowers and George .-..-
+. Bowers, minor children of
James Bowers. r-
TIME object of this Suit is to have ,,rtit;o,,
i the land of Jacob Homer. deceased. -
1t appeallng, by affidavit filed. that the De-
PENDANTS VIM. Bowers, Sally DAVIS. Frank r
Bowers, George Bowers, John 3. Bowers. An.
drew Bowers, Virginia Berpan and Amanda
SHREDDER, are not residents of this State they are
hereby required TO appear within one month AT
ter the date of the first publication of this order
and do what Is necessary to protect their inter,
eStS.
And it is ordered that this order be published
once week. for four successive weeks, IN the
spirit of Jefferson" a newspaper published in
this county. and posted at the front door of che
Court-House of this county. US the law provides
TeSIe -
White & Trapnel1. D. q.
December 81 S73-5t.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-12-09
FORTY-THIRD CONGRESS,

q. Congress met and organized on Monday of
last week--Vice President Wilson presiding
over the Senate, and Hon. j. G. Blaine being
elected to tho Speakcrship of the House.
Hon. Frank Hereford, there being no contes,
tant, las been admitted to his seat from the
Third District of West Virginia; but the
Clerk refused to enter the names of Messrs.
Martin and Wilson upon the roll, and their
cases have been referred to The Committee on
Elections. Mr.. Boreman has introduced bill
to complete the highway from the James
River to the mouth of the Kanawha. Mr..
Davis offered resolution requesting the Sec
rotary of War to transmit to the Senate all
the information in his possession relative to
tho Government property at Harper's Ferry,
including the sale thereof, which was adopted.
Various measures for the repeal of the salary>
grab law have been proposed and referred to
committees ID. r1
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-12-09

the most important is that which relates to-
the bankrupt law, of which the President
recommends, If not the absolute repeal, at
least the repeal of SO much as provides for
Involuntary bankruptcy on account of the
suspension of payment. There can he no
doubt that the whole law, and especially this
feature. is susceptible of very great improve
ment and needs careful revision.
OF the topics that formerly occupied the
largest space in General Grants annualimes>
sages we find in the resent one notable
deartb. ST. Domingo is only alluded to in.
single sentence, where We are told that that
republic CD has applied for the exercise Of
an American protectorate over II. About the
sEn sKlny, Louisiana, and southern lawless-
ness generally, there is not one word. A
sentence is devoted tosa renewal sof former
recommendations in favor Of general amnesty.
The Mormons also escape notice this time,
although additional legislation is asked for to
enable the United States Courts in Utah to
obtain juries, and a restriction of the juris-
distion exercised by the territorial probate
courts is also urged. The Recommendation
in favor of an immense system of civil i'm
provemepts, to be undertaken at tie expense
of the general government, is not renewed.
By a curious infelicity of expression the
President is made to say that cheap transpor>
tation has contributed to, if it has not been
the direct cause of, the recent panic and
stringency:" We suppose the President to
mean that excessive speculation in new rails
roads, promoted by unwise legislation on the
part of Congress, has contributed to that dis
astrous resul.-but he does not say it, He
recommends Congress to undertake the care
of the Erie canal and of the Illinois State
canal. upon the condition that those canals
should be opened for general traffic but other>
wise defers any further expression of his views
until the special Senate committee on trans
portation shall have made its report and
recommendations. One other exception the
President makes to his general policy, of OPP
position to further land grants by the general
government, 1t is in favor of an irriigating
canal to be constructed across the arid plain
which stretches from the eastern slope Of the
Rocky mountains to the Missouri river. -
No change in the Indian policy of the gov
eminent is limited at. quinquennial census
is recommended. Civil service reform is
again discussed as something to be accom-
plished one of these days, in some uncertain
and blessed future, when the '.rule'' shall
have been definitely settled, and for that pur-
pose a conference between committee of
Congress and the civil service board is deemed
aadvissb BILE: A. more effectual method of
the whole subject could not be
devised. Finally, in a single sentence, and
that the last of the message, the passage of a
lawSto better secure the civil rights of the
<sssoewley enfranchised" is recommended,
which Mr.. Sumner will probably think very
insufficient notice of the subject, but then
Gen. Grant, unlike Mr. Sumner, is not man
of one idea. -..
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-12-09

COMPLIMENTS.
Meau,Itn n4 Exaca ASFn Of ~ WI +
lin linn Ersh, deceased E.ryl lis CuANcEnY
GuaLGitsu of Mary Ai:cS BI.crs.
Rnsh, i,.fant children Of said
William Rash. deceased.
(E.rtrncf ft1Og, Decree of October Tcrm ,79 y
s'rsNHE Court doth adjudee order md ,,ecreo
=, Il rhat The Defendant a. r. McQnills1' pro-
dues the ACCOUNTS and vouchers of his admins
Rush, deceased. before Cpn,nissl,,n.r ,C;enm
Moero who is hereby, directed 10 arlif. ST, te
rect any OK IN lie settlements. If anv hsretofn,c
made by saiG ESccatory; .a;;d tic said Co.nmis
tie tue accounts of the Defendant Ehutl Tnrncr
as Guardian of t. said i:ifant dofc dnnts Hon,
~ ,, G:;ard Gnorse w Rns, tho said Defendant
LIND Turner being hereby di ecied to ,,ru,ura
before said Commissioner Moore the accounts
and vouchers of said Turner'S administrator.
showing s, the moneys received by aim as Guar
dian and the disposition lie has made 81 thom,
taxing as pritna facic correct any ex parle set,
item Ents heretofore made by him.
Aud tine Court doth still filrthec adi,dgo. ar
der ard decree that said Commissioner Moore
summon before him such persons rs NAV he able
TO give testimony relative to the owne,.shin of
tue, pti,no in the C:,mpIainants bill men Ioi,eI
and Of tho value thereof, and make renort to
tins Court OF h1S opinion upon the evi6crcc ad-
duced before him, and report said eyifienca 70
the Court, and his entire action under tl,is ref
er sSsG the said Commissioner .,,,, -,
tam the relative expenses for tie support or the
three children, including the education of the
Two younger, as provided for by the will of the
testat0r, SO that che Court may be enabled To
dett rhine now far it7nay be necessary to mn ke
pI DIVISION therefor, and for ineGnaiitv the,n
in, according to the iDter1 and provision Of the
will. and to Try out the same as farias nracti
cable uuder tie change of circumstances now
A Copy-Teste -
u sROBER T T. BROWN. Clerk.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-12-09

E The steamship Vile du Havre, from
New York for HaVre, has been sunk at sea.
Over two hundred lives were lost
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-12-09
C0MMIsSI0NEH's NOTICE.

In The Circuit Curt Of JefSrson t?oumtv.
1Fest Virginia. October Term, 1873:
WENDELLS. MYERS and wife !
CoiuDl3IuantS
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-12-09
TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
j Jefferson

DI q u VI W LDI EEhUIN1As
2u..E. Jefferson County, set {:
IN the County, Court, December Rules, 1873:
ELLEN HOMER, Complainant
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-12-09

Some mistake, we apprehcnd, as the citi>
zens OF this place have never before heard of
such intended good fortune.
, 1873-12-20
Foreign nTur5Sete,

L1vEnroo1, Deu. 1e-l1 4. u.--Flonr, oss@2oa Oil.
Wheat. Its 3aaa1as Cd spring, 12s ld@los 9I wh!te,
Ills 5l8l3s Sd; club, liza DdGll4a 3h Coru, 3Gs sd
Pork C5s. Lard 40s 0d. scelpts last three lnyB as.
00u lra 20. 900 American.
LIVERPOOL, Der. lD-1 p. m.-hlnrhets unchanged.
L1vEnrooL, Dec. 1o-a y. n.-BrondstntIs quiet.
Corn, aGs@39s 21. rorx, O4s. Rest unchanged.
LivEnrool, Dec. ~. = Cotton eahier prices do
clned; mttltl!lng upland, 8Hd n,idding Orleans, az
@BAd. sa!cs II, 600 bales; american, 7,G00 Hpoca-
tspn and export, 2o0D saps for tho past week. pDO10
bales export, 1000; aocMlatou. G00o btock 4a0rU0
naca; American 77uu0, Rece!pta Tor the week, GUCG0
bales. American, 30.o00 actual export 1l0oo; stock
aanat o55 000 baea American, 295 QUO; cotton to
rvo lowur; saes Of urlanl nothing below good osdi.
nury sAipiot Nuysnher. sta sa'sa Of orsans nptl!-
ccInbcr . 7-1od; nothing bclow good midalngB,
fatrics at MAnchcssar dull, with downward tendency.
DscaaBt0ffs-Quet. Corn, Sc. Gsa's ut. lecefrta Ut
wheat for tho past thruo layH. oD bu; Amerlcan.
20,Uu0 bN.
prnylHions-posl, Glz. Tallow, ass ed. oIhesa un-
changed.
LoNpoN, Dec. 10--5 p. m.-Thu weather throughout
England tD-ay Is iair. Tic rato of dsca!tnt iu the
oVen Innrket for tlree nonths hla al8 cr crlt.
or 6-18 below the DI,tk rao. Tho amount of button
withdrawn frdln tho Bank balance t1-ay IL l21,.
0U0. Uonsols for money AQ9plJf gu act1Mnt ba!s
p9t, United SlAte4 bDntls-5.coa OF 10, G4I G1,
D!5s; l0tUs, % now 81, VIZ Now York ogtra, ~;
Erie 304 Erie rreforred os7. Llnsool oil. 29s SdG
21A id. Turpansino, sis,
PAuls Dec. l0,-1sunteB, 6at 80.
Tho Wool Trnle.
fH11AnxLvH1A, noa lQ,-Wool stropR aud huoyApAt /
, 1873-12-20

Rceond ht 100 II " Of Lc,yitt ut, . +, Axlalx II.
dand Nov /; consideration, SSH.
nnli'En IT a7 4-1o It Vi lIuo 11lnnd av. ~, 25x
l2 IT, with m! rosecAta, dated Oct, s, 1871; con-
Cnrta as, 17af Of 1ndIana st, Off, alx1lo It, with
otl!hr property, datel Sept. IT, 1871; consideration
Madison at 50 corner of Wood atrcct, n t. 1o0x1olH
It, latr'l , I'M. 4 !; sonsleratiun sa],5o0.
sIhillrr 81 .23 ~ nf SelRwick 1T, f. n9xGGn{ It,
with bniltliugn, dated Der. III consideration s., ,Q0o
NORTH OF CtEY IJMfrH.
Lots II to H. anb-ulpck uf Block T. u Sec. ~, 40,
u, dated Dcc. l9: consideration, s:,G61,
EnuTf 0F CITY 1IMirG.
lhia q, 49, wof Waaec, If finh Il Yonng'a sub'i-
rs consideration, $1G0.
uslnne,t Nv, II q sxty-thir1 st, n 4. 5oz1oo #,
dated Nov. confederation, 81 500.
, 1873-12-20
REAL ESTATE.


Tie following instruments wore fled for record
on r'lilay, Doc. lo
CRY PROPERTY,
sutlnor 1T, rs It Of Twons yeglth st. I, undivided
y Of 24xl44 IT, daiel Due II consideration. t4G1.
Houston at, 2s7 # W Of Milwaukee, ay, (. 35x1lo
II, ,atpl Aug. /; consideration, $3.50.
Monroe Ut, zoo It ot Wool IT. t. tox1s3H It. dated
Dee. ~ consideration, sG,21o. .
1uta,u av, af aud 1.car rh!ry'hftfa 1t, 29slea
II, dated O:l. 81 consideration, f2,7oo
I,ast,ngs IT, 9i( II Ut Lalin Ut, I, 21x1?t H. with
b,,islinga, dated Dsc. II; consideration, $a,73D
Johnson place, bet Thrty-o!gAth nnd IAirty.nnh
,ts T. 421l30 #, dated Der. II: conserEt'n ~ 0
Iawnd.de w, al # II Of William Ut, " OF h0sl.a II
with 6Gxla4 It nprosit0 salno ~. dated Anu wi
consideration. $i,l75. .
Bhrtlo nv ii * It Of Swift place, 1. 251l15}ss II,
dated uYp. l2i considerations. tl.lQQ.
, 1873-12-20


~ - EAST LIBERTY, Pa.
EAST Ernr4 Pa De- a:oS' roce,ns
for the week ending Dec. 18 were 4s9 ca1s 1894
last wesa lat enersily Of 1e'ior qnaty, wltil
good nany extra fat Christmas, Tho loriand weH
sasF stsw sse1 Tff at sua Tho w.s opqSs S y but s sas ss
bolow: Extra heavy and fat, oa7Ec; extra, 1,aoo
4N@5ao; :onsmon e madila loo to LOO lis, s
seSs y salas sd fas s'fs IT,
llous-Tho rcccipts for tho week wero e3l cars, or
2s.4lo head The a'pps has beon only fair. aud Tho
inrlnod to boar down the price. Extra Philadelphia,
$,.5o; good, $40; light Workers, $50: rough,
hosryy rsscoa 9gs e: st. o e7
1e1,aa an ec|''ng moderately at last wecl'a nreea.
s4.so to AIS; Indiai.s, $s75@i75; common, sse5G
NEW YonK, Doc. 19,-DEEvEs-.1 600, making
1900 for tho last four days. against ee5o for tho
tio last week. Tho weather In unfavorablc, Common
ward teudoncy; prjcca ranged Il AGS19Xc. Among
TIC tales we're cara Ohio steera, strong SE owt at
1s2 esfs m; psG n dtnos stSere *
cwt, ut VIC; and ears, 8 cws, 1t axe.
sEEP AND LAMnsArriyas. $3.50, making u, geo for
weuk. Tho da1na,d ia woak; sates worry slow 1t 7a@
Ike for ordinary to fancy
sw1NENoceipta 5000, making 2o7 700 for four days,
against 81, 700 for tho time last week. Nothing
doing In Tive hoga; city dressed quiet at 64G37Eo i;
Western steady ut GE@671o.
BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, Doc. o.-CArr1E-Necoipta, only 81 The
to.u number for tho week waa 1876. The market was
inactive, with not suclen eaea to establish prices
Of catto ronaiing unsolI !n tho yn,ds About twenty
cur loads will 10 held hcre.
s,lEEr And LAMna-ltuccjpta Including reported mr.
rvaa, 1,1H0; tnhi for tho week, 1Jb1Q Tho MARKET
closed heavy at about yesterdays rrlcra. About 1000
are nn1tsnoied of Wnatorn ahool, 81 00a o. Accord
Ing to quality; Ill grades No or from last weeks
rAteN.
Housekeeping, including reported arrivals, 1900 ;
tota for tie wcok G,500 against 81 300 for tho
t3nlo last week. The market dragged ut yostcrday's
price, buyers contonang for slight concession.
About 600 wore dspo9el Of Good to primo Youkera
sold At $3.oo@5.25; hoavy hoga tt $5.oo85.3o.
, 1873-12-20

FnrpAY EvEN1xu, Dec. 10.
The following woro tho receipts and shipments
OF tho lending articles Of produce In Chicago
during tho past twcnty-lour hours. and for tho
corresponding t1ata ons yoar ago:
, 1873-12-20

N00B-Trade opened alack this morning, and did
not at any time during tho day attain uuyshing
than far degree Of activity Iu values there
the soller who enahcd to realize full Yesterdays
prices for less desirable class Of hogs Neither local
total Of the sy ssca scarcely c,,alo tbs fresh re-
ccipts, that the number st remaining III tho pens
falls lttlo short Of co., Sales to packers Wero re
ported ut .7ochie0y at t4.7o-and to shipper.
at 81 7o@ioo With tho bulk At st.'6ea4s5. The mar-
knit rlosnd ut
, 1873-12-20

Nrw yonK, Dec. 1y.-T1lcro waR depressed fco]tne
70 tha trade to-day, owig 10 to rccon sa'penaonn *
1nict. The market for cotton goods was ate.dy aud
strong. ffill's llcarcd shrt!nga advanced 10 10;
Garnora rr'nla tobling at skc low sraoa RI faney
csssneros hclnH freoly 10 tho clothing trxde: 10
pclIAntz fairjy uGLiyc,
, 1873-12-20
MEDICAL.


Mia f;rrut Remedies for CONSUMPTION, Wanting.
sna udlystust nss a"yHt} :. Mmso's ptaeseao Einn
sppola stuiY tosity Tint e "a rFo1ged 10 romsrkn
lor4l ean'ss II &c ds !npssf;Y bx thor We:
ln 1on ii. 4 IL. tho Prince Of Wa!e. ia Hxlnuaa tho
knetsoaf Egypt, doh lI3 Now i.o1s..t, Lnndun, and
bntta. -.
, 1873-12-20

prrTsnunoIf, Dec. lo.-Ords petroleum q,,iot nt 600
@f.h19 rhinel nlet, Daecnlber aud Junlary lyk
February, 1870 Marcl mud April, l4c.