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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-10-09
STATE OF VERMONT, /


Whereas Amanda N.
Bishop, of Woodstock, in said County, on the
10Th day of September, A. D. 1873, filed in
the Office of the Clerk of the County Court,
within and for said County, her petition, set
ting forth il substance, that on the first day
of January A. ID. 1896, at Hartland, in said
County, she was lawfully joined in marriage
to Levi Bishop that she has faithfully kept
the marriage covenant on her part but that
duty on the first day of July A. ID. 1870, and
on divers other days and times since that
date, has treated her with intolcrablc serveri-
ty and praying that the marriage covenant
between her and the said Levi may be dis
solved, and that she may be allowed to re-
snme her maiden name, and that the custody
of Charles l.. Bsnop. their minor son, may
be decreed to her.
And, .whereas, it appears in the said pet-
ton, that the said Levi is without the State,
SO that personal service of the tendency of
this Petition cannot be made upon him. it is
ordered that the substance of said petition
together with this order, be published three
consecutive weeks in the Spirit Of the Age, u
newspaper printed at Woodstock, in said
County, the last publication to be at least six
weeks before the Term of the County Court,
next to be held at said Woodstock, OH the
first Tuesday of December A. D. 1873, and
that the said Levi Bishop be therein notified
to appear at said Term OF said Court and
answer to the said petition, and further, to
stand to and abide such order and decree as
the said Court shall make therein.
Now, therefore, you, the said Levi Bishop,
are hereby notified to, appear at the said last
mentioned Term Of said Court, and answer
as aforesaid, and the publication Of this order,
as aforesaid, shall be deemed sufficient notice
for you to appear and answer TO aidpetition.
Dated at Woodstock, in the County OF
Windsor, this sixteenth day Of September,
A. ID. 1873
GEO. B. FRENCH, Clerk.
GILBERT A. DAVIS, Attorney.
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PATRONAGE THAT PAYS.

That noble institution, the Public
Library Of Kentucky, has permanently
established its prosperity by the three
gift concerts it has already given I'M
der its charter. 1t now boasts of a
building that cost $4,000, with a
Library of over $4,000 volumes, and a
magnificent cabinet. The fourth
grand gift concert for its further en-
dowment will take place December
Sd, and at this concert S1,500,000
cash is distributed to the ticket hold.
ers, the highest prize being $3.50, 900.
and scaling down to prizes of $50,
which is the smallest sum given. AS
there is prize to every fifth ticket, it
is easy to see that the patronage OF
this concert is patronage that pays
there being great chances OF great
gains, and only small chances of small
losses. Hon. Thos. E. Bramlette, late
Governor of Kentucky, is the mana
ger, and tickets and information may
be obtained by addressing him, a,
Public Library Building Louisville,
Ky.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-10-09

That was ludicrous position for
one of the Jurors, at the late term of
the Orleans County court, when call
on the panel one afternoon, found
him locked up in Jail. Fred, had 'let
him in to be barbered by the colored
gentleman residing there, pocketed
the key, and gone his way, perfectly
oblivious of Jail or jury until his name
called by the clerk put him in mind
that one of the dispensers Of justice
was in durance vile.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-10-09

The annual netting of the stock
holders of the Vermont e. Canada
railroad company will be held at
White River Junction, at the June
ton House, on the 18th day of Octo-
Der, at 2 o'clock p. m.
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Chester.

JHcstef
Apples, with hair lips, deserted
worm chambers, distorted features,
and innocent of cooking attributes as
an Australian bushwhacker Is of
Christian courtesy, bring one dollar
per bushel ID.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-10-09

The Seventh Annual Convention
of Young Mems Christian Associations
in Vermont, will meet in Burlington
on Wednesday and Thursday, October
18th and 10th, 1878
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-10-09

There seems to be q hitch in get
ting those alpaca works at Bellows
Falls. The people raised the $780,
900 II. M. Farr & . Go. required of
them, and then that firm went coquet-
ting with other places, to see it they
could not get more, which is not quite
square. They are now operating
with the citizens of Holyoke, Mass.
their figures there being 100000.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-10-09

Stewart is fast buying up Sara
toga. Exclusive of the Grand Hotel,
valued at a million, he is the owner of
real estate there valued al $7OO,0OO
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-10-09

"A vote of the State of Connect
cut has been taken to decide the
permanent location of the Capitol,
and Hartford won.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-10-09

We understand that the position
of editor in chief of the new paper in
st. Adams has been rendered to Mr..
Lucius Bigelow, now Of Washington
D. G. and formerly connected with
the Burlington Times"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-10-09

The chair factory at Proctorsville
is in operation again, and will soon
employ fourteen hands. The amount
subscribed is $4,000, portion of
which has been paid in. They will
be able to make 600 chair seats a day.
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Harnuin's opinion OF "Ccntaurs''-
the Observation-Disclosures Fellows.


4SS Fifth Avenue, New York, May 8, 1873.
GENTLEMEN-I have pleasure in thanking
you for the case Of CENTAUR EMINENT sent
for the use of our horses and animals and
that in white wrapper for our men.
1t would appear from the reports some
of our men send in that your queer Liniment
is doing wonders for hands all around. They
say it cures the horses ofsprans, bruises, etc.
acts equally as well on the thousand and one
nj mails, and the report IS that the Family
Linimcnt does the WORK equally rs well for
the men. Place the Ccntaur where it will do
the most good, gentlemen, and You will be
Happy. Yours truly.
p. Il BARNUM. d.
70 J. b. ROSE Co., SO Broadway, N. Y.
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HHaTtland.
There will be a Levee and Dance
at Vt. G. r. r. House, in Hartland,
on Wednesday evening, Oct; 18TH
Music -IIartland Cornct Band, as
sisted by Mr. G. M. Cobb, of Wood
stock Floor Managers-WiIson Brit
ton, A. A. Martin. The proceeds will
be appropriated to the support and
establishment ola good Band in town.
Hall bill 81 supper so cents.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-10-09

The worst of the financial panic
is said to be over for the present. We
shall see.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-10-09

POmfrct.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Allen, will
celebrate their Crystal wedding to-
morrow evening friday.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-10-09

Vermont has fifty weekly and
four daily newspapers, and more pro
missed.
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Read and Notice.

Closing out Sale.
Still greater reduction of prices in
Boots, Shoes and Rubber goods.
All goods in my line, except those
recently purchased, to.fW up sizes,
Sold at, and below cost,
Latest purchases at very small
advance above cost. Call and save
rs per cent Of your money.
The subscriber very unwillingly
takes this course, but his age and state
Of health demands it.
CHAS. WALLING.
Stone Block, Elm street,
Woodstock Vt,
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h O G All N II W S .

q OrTAUQURCHEE CHAPTER No. q
~Mx II. A. NJ, regular Convocation Mon
X day eve., Oct. ", 1873, att l..
IVY CLOCK.
WOODSTOCK LODGE No. 81 f.. h A. NJ.
regular communication Wednesday cve., Oct
8, 1873, at IL o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
COTTON MARKETS.

Bosros March -COton du Addings 2O.e net receipts 10
gross receipts 1859 bales; eIpoTSt0 Great Britain IL bales
asss bales; stock, 500 bales
March Cotton unchanged; hdings, lslc receipts
3OJ3 baes3 shipments. ~ bales.
LOUisVLLE March Cotton uuchatgd Mddhngs, 2Oc receipts
LIZ bales shipments. i132 bales
AUGUSTA March l-CO,toH dl; Ml1ng Bic net receipts so
b1les sales. as bales
March l.-COt0uMore inquiry; Middngs l9c
receipts 7f3 baes sales 5 bales STOCK, 81 08 bales
N1wORLgtSs. March lCOton Moderate demand Good On
sry iilc, L0s ug 8lc MfIhng lSlc; net receipts, 449
bses gross ff34 bales sxrOr-to Great Britain 26 bales sales
1850 bales evening 1850 bales; stock 2006ll hse
MoHitE March iCOOu qiet and tnn Mddings lsc Low Mid
Good Ordinary lie net receipts ZO bass eIIOs-tO
BnisiB 10 bales 277 bales sales 500 bales
H.T5s bales
GALvEsroN March lCoon' weak Coed Ordinary, lc net
eeipts bales; 30 bales stock 76,16L bales.
SANNAH March COttou quiet; little doing Mddugs l9lc net
teceipts SO la. sales 2j3 bales; stock, 60l bales
WiNSGT0S Mrb COon 0ueti Mddings 9ic net receipts,
f bates ~ bseti eEpose0asta i77 bales. sales bales
stock. A.tli bales
BALroEz March Coon du; M5dngs 2Ole net receipts 8l
oes eHporo ht continent O bales eoasise 3 bales sales
isl bses; stock, 378 bales
tMcisSAT h lCotlob steady; Midngs leic receipts 323
bslesi shipments 80 bales; stock e.713 bales
h0Etok nech I-Coioh tmer, Low MidDgs l9.c; ret
eep t0z bes eTpoteoAswis $50 bsesj sales 100 bales;
tOcs. 12I bales
PHiLADELpHIA. March iCoiion quiet Mlddhngs 2Ols.
EDsPHs March lotion quiet; little dOiug Ordinary Il
ise M1dlDgs let GSe Mddugs ist19te; peep Ifig
bales, shiplasHts loss bales stock, 35, ,'53 bales.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
TIE STATE OF TRADE,
CTpgpEAN MAREE1'S

Lov,ox march Ill a. m-Ceusols opened 9 0ei for both
r,se, AMI e account FyeTweny bonds l8 old
81: lo61s sJl TesFocs. 8sl New fves, w hne Rnl"sy
FEsxEyour March - m-Uuitei States Five Twenty bonds
opgucd gSi for The issue Of 49,
PAKis March Ia m-Reutes opened at S6f &c , -
IfyKRP0Ot March l-ls. Cotton opened quiet Mfthng Up
isnls ga: Nildlrg Orleans, 9. GloL
IIyFirooI Marf II p closed quiet the sales Of the
5 have hecu including 200 speculation and export OF
The o hses An sales Of Cotton shipped from Ss
vsnnsh or Charleston deliverable March have been made G lb
IoNDoS Ia mCono and American securities closed
anchaugci Railway shares. 5li
IfyEsrolI Mslch - D. -BreaaStuk are quiet.
L.vsKoo March lLveuugHcoE, 1913 2 cat for short Rib
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
RECEIYrS OF pRODUCE

psr NoTfA RIVER Ff8sfI' aH1 R1iIfol0I
MlRcH L5 pkg~ Ashes, pkg BeesNa li bales Cotton POO
bsS Cotton Meal no bbs OIL l9ptg Dried frut
Rgg ASA bb FouI 'o bush Wheat 10 W bush Corn
bush Oats 200 bnh Rye 80 bush Malt 5000 bush Barley,
hblS Beans buh Peas g8 bb Corn Meal go bsgs Corn
Meal 20 bales Hops $50 Hides l6 bales Hides 21 sides Lealhe
32D bhls Rodn. 3iO Pork 3G0 pkgs Cut Meats $50 Pkg
a26 pkgs Lard $50 pigs Stean i2lS pkFs Batter 2OS
pkgs Cheese TaoW, IA Dressed Hogs, y pkgs lc
boxes Starch M bids Tobacco CO boxes, &c. Tobacco va Dds
WHISKY l2i bales Wool. -,
Receipts week ending Saturday eyeSng March
bh$ Pour ltt bbl WHISKY Its us Oorn o
wheat llpIp bush Corn 2Jo4
bah Oats 4s Rro 1913 bush Malt 10 500 bush sy 9
~ Sci is pkrS pos bush Peas Isl pkgs bee 5g4J
pkSs PoTs % 5 gs Cul Mct asa pgs Lsri IslJ Aes ar
6i pkgs Ta,0s, 6J9 pkgs. Stcau
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
CATTLE MARKETS.

cg,cAeo March iReoe pts for week: Cattle lOs hog. -tO7
sheep week last Cattle 1919; hogs 4J7g7
sheep s6la Cstile DALI e tfadBgi shipper Of
as IS Choice s4 IS 3j good shipping seeIs -
f,i- "a s0ns4 So 81; to
balebe lots S32;aS3 z5 sOeEes - z31s4 Y RorAtmed
Tefabs through dOYes. Hogs less aetiSe ps l0De
soser pseke market quotations range - 0d - 81
somon % 81 IS good 10 choice ~ SaS9 bHn sheep ee
e3zsd s5 25 according 20 quality.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03

FRANKLIN ID. GOWEN, President.

OFFICE OF rHB CHICAGO tSD ALroS RAILROAD Co
SO LIBERTT-sT.. NEw-YORK Feb. l3 1873 :
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD PRE-
~ FERRED FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND BONDS
hereby dsv lot % boad
numbered follows 76 20 29 26 100 POS 4j3 o. 49, %,
e AIS 3 1886 500 43 81 TO- 5ll $50 800 s. POL &C. AL 500 40
coo redemption According the Of the
gage thereon viii May l87 The undersigned
ready pay them With interest far accrued presentation aud
surrender s TlLDBN, No " Wslst
L. H. MBl ER, No 81 EaSsaus
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw-YoRK. Saturday. March 1. 1879.

NEw-YoRK Saturday. March 4. 1879.
The expectations of an entire horse market,
during tho week closing with the opening day OF the
first Spring month have not been realized The unfa-
vorabie weather the bad condition OF our roads, to-
gether with the prevailing stringcncy in money all com
bined to deter buyers from making other than una
yodabe purchases and restricted tho local horse trade
to tho current demand for railroad, stage. and truck
horses 18th no marked alteration IN values.
The sales by auction IN advance OF the
preceding week. The noteworthy feature IN THIS in
ton OF the firm Of Johnston Van Yasse. OF which. as
well as OF the fact that Mr. Wm Van Tassell y 70 con
tnue the business at the welknOwn Horse and aridHo
Auction Mart in East Thireenths due notice has been
gwen. - -
Prophet was sold by o. J. Dimick OF Rock Island, H.,
dian roting horse Mazeppa. recently put up 2t auction
IN Toronto Canada, was purchased Dy pr MitcIen o.
York Ciy for 500 10 S M 9o & by hana
Coldwater, Mch Tor $500 Mr. James lrylDg & s saa 70
have sold the bay geldng Jim Irving to Wm simmons mons
6rino PateGen was sold by Robert Pfewitt OF Lexng
ton KY for 800 The trottngAorse John C9an3ers Do
sold to Samuel Bryant OF Lexington ky Tor sj'oo
From our exchanges. ,s .
The following sales were this day effected az Barker
Chase's CITY Auction Mart aud N r. Tatters,.lls;
Pair o colts. by Lightning ls9 Saqds 5000
:PsTci ceilings iTai,cd b, MJo Edsiii l55 ,.;
S.;' s .:'Iss :;I$,s: Ess Es
By By s.I.s. ssIIi%i ......:Is Is3 Is3 ls ss$
.Becei1ed one bid Of 5000 and were withdrawn
Ten common draught horses were sold at an average
or 800 per head.
The carriage market remanod much the same
corded for three four weeks past There was hardly
any business expected witn public thOroughares
made impossible with ice, snow. slush and mud what
ever activity there was In the trade remained naturally
enough confined TO orders for carriages TO be built or to
the repair of old Ones while sales from the stock at the
TTpOrs Of Carriages Brazil. pkg..... ......"s2ls
toil Peru sse coach anp., $50
Bsaeu $40 Glasgow . s.lons....... 81
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
finantlal.

DONDS OF ALL CLASSES, RAILROAD,
ID TOWN COUNTY SCHOOL &c. for Sale at the largest rate
3urY solicited rOm b'ois ni others Qaoisto9' and
I4losuatos farlisae4 WM WARD 4 Co., BfoSiSL
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
Esls! q kgHll:zI

The BEST and AGREEABLE TONIC yet introduced For
Debility and Loss of Appetite Is IN
valuable for H. nY by the Food Journal Arthur M
Hsna NJ D. Wentworth l.. Scott, esq. " g. 4. y. A. = L..
" s. A. &c Sold hy Grocers Olmeu. and Chemists IA large
bottles, D. each. Beware Of limitations Prepared By
GOODALL, BACklIOUSk Co.
Lreds Enelnh.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
HAVANA EXCHANGE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

H,vAv, Feb 97-Ethauqs-on United States G. ds currency,
uiaIIi A. premium short sight, Si Qlit cent premium
, 1873-05-16

About $50 Of the Buperintentlonta oK
railway-maohno nllopB and n,astor~wotk-
mon in various departments Of railway
operation aud ccnateuution are quietly holding
convention at- baltimore, which desoryee, at
loa't, a. mr;;t, attention. as sono Of tho CON-
gresslcNhhand commercial meetings which make
o.saAsh moro noiso. They form the American
Master Mecha,aics' Association, and meet once
year to discuss tho unsettled questions Of rail-
way mechanics aud chemistry, aud to listo,. to
rapcrs on these subjects prepared by experta,
At their present session, thoy hare hal
before them euch questions, AZ htw
incrustations ara fos1aod in locomotive
bodies, md hou to d.sal with them; how to ana
gze tho watoss f. ON whose mineral elements
thpse mc1nst tations result; which fuel is tho
oeSt, has' eoal soft coal, or wood, and how most
afSsaT ..agoously to generate steam from them;
~ y to make and use continuous train-braltos
!: what arc tho rolatyo advantages Of narrow and
ordinary gaugo-tracks; protecting track from
snow-drifts by planting trcea along tho limo j;
,how to romovo WRECKS md insure bridges; aud
i, uhat is tho Cause Of boilor-explosors. All
+those aro sub1oots Of tho highest Importance
mot only to railway managers but to railway
| travellers, whose worry livcB dopond upon their
Intelligent discussion mud solution.
, 1873-05-16

Ing UP .ou thom tho ar.nH OF tho tho Threo King
dor 10, and captured by Mud Anthony 'Wayno at
u 10 stormng Of Stony Point "A half-dosoa fold
pleccs Of tho Fronola Revolution, cast in 1893,
each bear!ng tho motto ot that struggle, " Lib.
orto, Ega1ito = gums Of the French monarchy OF
Louis XVI, cast In sttasbourg, With tho bour-
bon arms upon thom and tho slego guns aur"
rendered to tho American forces by tue oonvon-
ton Of Saratoga, In 1777, aud at tho capitalization
Of Yorktown, In 17et. Thoso tIno-honored
re1lce OF tho Revolution md rnomcntoea Of tho
tImca TINT tstod rnen'a aouta take up but ]ittlo
room, and cannot bring to tho doycrnmont moro
tl,an q. pnltry aum. Tho loss In honor
and national roapoot cannot DO of1sot by
tho insignificant sum which Will rcsalt
from tllolr Balo. After tho mcrccnary greed
aud corruption which havc run riot IN
cvory department Of tho Government during
tho past thsco or four yoars, IL ID not aurprsing
that point Inns at Inst boon roaohod whnro tho
Government dooa not care to DO reminded Of
those days when honesty and patriotism "ero
held In creator osteem than fraud aud corrup'
ton. II Is duo to tho memory Of tho past, and
to tho glorious events Of our Revolutionary his
tory, that the stato Of Now York ahould now ator
In and buy theao relics Which tho. General Gov
osnmont doea not caro- to proBorve. and thus par
TALLY ayort national disgrace.
, 1873-05-16
ivorod by Presidont White, Of Cornell uni
voraity, which ho y 'had never soon surpassed IN
Tho writings Of European tlfnkerB4',

1ivorod by Presidont White, Of Cornell Uni
yoraity, which no l,atl mover soons surpassed In
tho writings Of European tlfnkerst"
Alden D. stockwa1l, who Ia rsp,1tod to have
lost s9, ,00o, 900 recently BY 1is stoo operations
In Wall stroat, aonma anxious to atsow that le ls
not financially crippled by renting the Darre1h
Villa, at Newport, for throo months, and giving
48,0do for :h-thc largest. prlco eve paid tflero
Tor a Ronson.
THO vito OF Pre7nter Gladstone H., aafd to DO
sorely lscking In solfrosscsslon and social tact,
and IL, In consequence, a constant Il orn Ia the
sido Of hor political .anl polite huBl ,nnd. RoA
contlyt with tho obtoot Of refreshing hcr liogo'B
mnmoIy, sho left In tho franc Of q q ,napic.louB
mirror IN hor. own house, a card n ith t1loao
wor1a "Don't forgot, denr, to invite those hor-
rid Smiths" Gladstone did not Bos tho card
until after tho horrl Smiths lind then .aelyes In
apcetol 1t to thpir infinite diBeatlsfaoki& u.
=; In tho Bupromo Court Inns bonn brout ,ht euit
againBt ot-dov pago OF Vermont, to recover
VI, 900 damages alleged tollave been 90 castonod
BY fnlse and fradulont representations q ontainod
In Ills rosc-colorod report Of tito tnanea al cond
ton Of tho Rutland Rnilroad. Tho lplaint[ft
alleges that he was thoraby indueed to buy TO
sharoa OF tho preferred atook at 1896 pot. sllaro,
and 100 shares Of tho common stock, att $40, in
veating S10, ,200; whoreas tho protondcd' " state.
mont" was untrio. and tho corporation u as thcn
owing millionH Of aQl1arB Which woru no} stated.
, 1873-05-16
112 killed, 900 wounded, and 90 prlsonora. He
lost 18 killed. aud 81 wounded.

Tho White stnr 1lno OF oconn etoamors has
just avoided, by good luols, what might have re-
suited In serious disaster. Tile stoanor Oceanic,
which sailed for Liverpool b wcolt ngo, was
obliged to return botoro she hed passed Sandy
Hook, owing to crack in ono Of hor cylinders.
Fortunately; tho accldou. happened in time to
prevent any aorioua damage. but suppose It
Ind occurred in mta-ocoan, or during heavy
gale. whore It could not havo boon practicable to
repair the crock Again, what kind Of ,inspoc~
tion was 1t that allowed Tho vosuol to depart !?
Tho fact that this oraolt waa discovered be-
foro nho had gono twenty mics DOCS not
speak very vol for tho thoroughuess with which
thfs Company examines it's vossols, Having
boon warned by ono torrlblo disaster, common
prud onco should have dictntod to them to DO
rigidly careful in tho future oil al points.
, 1873-05-16

Tho Chicago produce markets. woro loss aotivo
yesterday, and gonoralty woak. Moss pork WAS
du11 and declined 300 par brl, closing at s1o.45@
1o5o oaah, md s1o75@1G.80 scllcr July. lard
was quiet and stoady at 1905 sel1or June, and
$3.50 seller July. Meats wore Inactive mud IN.
changed at C1S@o96o for shoulders; s11@ 4ss6o
for short riba; s1a@s1Go for short
clear; and 1o@1ttf for swoot piolloA lsms,
Highwines wero In fair demr md, nnd
sscady ut s9>1o pcr gallon. Lako f4uights wcro
moderately active, and weak at 81 20 for corn to
Buffalo. Flour nas moro ncttyr, At unchanged
prices. Wheat Was unsettle'.t aud 1ko 1owor.
closing at$1.oos1 cash, and $y.29}a .ollor Juno.
Corn was loss aotivo, and 1t5b lower; closing at
4o1lo cash aud a1}fo sollor Juno. Data woro
active and s1ade oasisr, closing at 3216o cash,
and 3316@s4o Bo11er Juno. Ryo was qulot ami
stoady at eo3Go. Barley was moro actlyo, hut
weak at 71@s2}ao for inferior to good No. q.
Hogs wore lowor. selling at s4.75@5.1o for poor
to choice. Cattle rcro quiot. Bhoop soh1 ut
slight advance.
, 1873-05-16

The War Department has dono very ungra-
cioua thing in advertising for ealo number of
Revolutionary reltcs. Tho national honor must
hayo sunk to 4 very low pitch whom it caros no
lougor to DO reminded Of the bravo deeds Of our
ancestors aud gives public notice to junk~doalers
that ;fqr paltry aum tloy can carry OF the guns
and othor national trophies captursd 1t Saratoga
and Yorktown. Theao memontoos which arc thus
offered for aale are in tho Watcryliet Arsenal,
aud embrace Enalish howitze}s oaat In 1744. hkv-
, 1873-05-16

solution Of tho transportation question was
offered yesterday by President Allon, Of tho Rnil-
,rav Association now mootng in Now York, and
cousisting of superntoudonta Of Southern rail-
ways. uo enid the farmers mutt bo 1anked by
according tlo1n as many OF thoir demands aspoa"
s,ble without injuriug railway intofeats. Up to
tho point Of loss, tho railways must reduce their
rates as much 90 possible. This ID certainly
lino Of attack by which tho farmers Gun DO flank
eli without boing defeated, and by which both
contestants might gain tho victory.