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ter with all the eminent virtues of the good housewhe
Of to-day, 10 is maintained that She car never serve Us
model the ideal housewife OF the future Ih"t age
will demand higher type Of the prestess OF Tue hc"r'"
while it's matrons retain the thrifty VIRTUES VI
their predecessors they will he ennooled Oy
the highest intelligence me hrs' s"P
moro complete education. Instruction IN eheu'SUS anu
phvsiooCy ia 4 snfclent The necessary training must
have deeper roots Hafknowledge Is worse IMAM lsno
rance. for il is too arrogant 10 ioilo" anu no'
enough 70 lead: but full knowledge sees All 'ninsS ~
their true proportions and subjects the W uis'oo
control The most intelligent NINA Is tne oes' n''ou "
I'M even the lowest station. The widest culture must
ocoi1e the vsue of labor the blessing of the hu
man race When culture and labor shall he eomoineu in
u,se nronortions life will be free from the punderS
which make up most Of the unhappiness OF tpe r"oe
mind well trained in any one thing - inc pe'N'
otted 70 accomplish any other. According 10 mo Ca
pertepee of the writer, n tborOngh kno"ieuge Vi
auv language will help one to sweep q room
ho,,er than she could without IT, The girls who could
demonstrate Euclid best at school are now the most
piuh,l bousekeepers The ladies who give hours DAY
10 tho studv of French and German with their children
are found 10 rule their households WIN inc
Nisest SWAY. In accordance with TINS experience
the writer utters the most hopeful CONVICTIONS WIN
regard 70 the future The queen OF the houssho'd WI"
then preside with sweet serenity over her htie realm
Her dwelling will I've dainty clean for the sake Of health
as well as beauty It's walls will be neat and stainless
No green traceres will mpregnate the air with floating
arsenic. Fastened carpets OF wool will be cast
out as denominations, and the polished iniaid noors
Will be covered with soft. heavy mats whose dust may
every day be given TO the breeze. The walls OF the
model will he radiant with immortal dreams OF the
artists brain. No daily polsons VIII be administered
from the board which gtters with crystal and Furnished
gold Ripe fruits from many climes will take the place
Of perncous viands. and pleasant converse Will make
the hours delightful.
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Coleman BenodIct's closing quotations at 4 p. m.

William Ward quotes stock privileges a. selling
for per cent cash bonus. 30 days time. ami /. To
. per cent bonus on ~ days, 90 points varying
from the market price OF the securities named
~ l0l.OMn
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repOrt as iOIIOWs Ia Z p. m.

There was marked decrease in the volume OF
business in State bonds, and with the exception of
Tennessees. which sold at sO0sOB the market was
absolutely dull South. Carolina January and July
sold at D. and Georgia seyens AT 50. in amounts of
$4,000 each. Virginia ConsOls firm at JGG56.
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rhc bids for city bank shares were follows;

In railroad bonds there was smaller business
than Yesterday aud very little change in prices, but
the underone Of the market was firm. The Pacific
mortgages sold at 1893 to i03 for Central So. TO So
for Union first 793 to 79i for Union Land Grant and
40 To .Ga Tor Ineome The following wore the bids
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Nov E.-ds
MEMORIAL of HORACE GREELEY, with
WI PORTRAIT sud ILLUSTRATIONS.
coutaliug Memoir ~ GREELEY b.. Inst the moral Of hi
death. The Funeral Arrangements. Tie GLAZING Crrmones e houu
OF People Of Smpi b. Voices 81 the Pnit ant tie
PRES Tribute, the Poets Boon, sud Proceedings OF various
Puh.c Bodies. So, &C.. Sc
Psmph'rt Edition. hr lsl: handsomely hO1ud in
cloth WITH additional portrait rc4dJ stor1 prce Adlrrss
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A new volume, by b. p. SHILLABER entitled
PdrtingoniGn Patchwork. is issued by Lee shepard
containing Bhfkns the Martyr" a sufferer from the
domestic trials OF model husband The Modern Syn
tax" Darlington Papers" and New and Old Dips
The work is OF miscellaneous character, and unequal
merit but well sustans the reputation OF the author for
humor, pathos, and piqnant satire.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL

CHICAGO. DiSvLI.H AND vScRNygs p. =
FIRST MORTGAGE PR CENT GOLD Bonn" LOU
the last Of the total issue Of Si,WO00 70,
and interest. Parties purchasing before tnrs NJ
have the benefit of the gold premium On ~ VII
payable on that day ~'uHh
W. d. suATTUcK & Co, Banker.
% ha'Sau-st, Sew-Yo,
FoR SALE-Morris aud Essez Railroad
Mortgage Bonds principal and interest gna.. 'eas
by the Delaware, LsickswaDna and Weste-" -, -
road Company. WOOD e. D,v,. "i'
Bankers and Dealers in r. r. bonds 81 Pin.
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CHRISTIAN ETHICS WUTrKE Translated bJ JoHN
2. LAcRoiH limo ? vols Nelson PHILIPS

CHRISTIAN ETHICS BY Dr ADory WUrrKE Translated b JOIN
p. LAcRoiT. limo vol- Nelson l. PHILLIPS
The author of this work, who was Ger
man university professor first at Breslau and afterwards
at Berlin and Halle held a distinguished place in the
philosophical literature OF Germany. HIS favorite
study was the philosophy of religion. Early in lie lie
was repealed by the superficial Ratonasm of the day.
and was led 20 the adoption Of views more IN accord
ance with the principles OF the evangelical church.
The present work embodes his ripest thoughts on the
moral teachings Of Christianity. 1t is an attempt TO
furnish IN strictly logical forms, an organic system OF
Christian ethics founded the doctrines OF the BDe
and In harmony with the principles OF science. The
first volume is devoted 10 the history OF ethics and Ike
the works OF most German writers on that subject,
fairly brises with erudtiOn. In the second volume the
author embraces the entire ethical field treating the
various aspects Of moral life from an ideal point OF
vew and finding the supreme standard of conduct IN
the express Of the divine will His method is e'ab-
crate and perhaps exhaustive. 1t exhibits the Ger
man horoughness and depth and we may add the Cor
man formay and tedousness. No skill on the part OF
translator could render the work in popular form,
and in the present forbdding character IS az
Sravated by a TOO literal adherence 10 the style OF the
original.
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The days business at the L. S. SubTreasury was:
Cold ecepts s s3O6G2 90 Currency pay -
Gold navuenis I277s4 80 ments -. s479,ll7 80
Gold balance 40 s099i8 80 Curcy balance l6l56&i Is
Currency re'pts 27s,754 80 Customs....... SoVVo w
Foreign Exchange was strong and higher the
leading drawers having advanced rates an eighth
over Yesterday. We quote
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National Temperance Society, summing mp III compact
form the familiar arguments against the use oil slcohoi
rs q beverage.
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Gedtbcrs.
Daneins Academies.
THE MONEY MARKET.

MARCH ~. 1873,
SALES At THE STOCK EXCHANGE-OfFicIAL REPORT,
CONDENSED EXPRESSLY. FOR THE TRIBUNE
FIRST CALL, 10. O'CLOCK An
Sdics Of Government Bonds.
1000 w. g. 5s 1910 COu 1l1b 1000 us $40 Con 65n nc!
OO0O be ll24 1000 U.S.620C0up bl. lib
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Tie sss today we're IS bb, ,po auigc a. olci ~
oder al Ole closing a. 6oc 6d r Mclauabe he,H "'I
lair demand. strained 4uoei Al - w ,sS,Ia
,5OO Gbs do aoussde Al - 90 a-l wv ''1' i4'
oIS@GTude F.6 are in moderate request and he arI,i sag
Luseed dull sui unchanged quoted &c se DO eass 30 !,
Prime Winter Lard is Gue' aud unchanged at e'a'Oe V
PRovSONS-The Pork market is qgei and 'tes' ne a =
regular 30 bhi,. 10 for GA Mes w :, ,,r, :,
10 50 CITY do 30 for Extra Prime ioi l-ie " "a ~
bear OF no sales Beef stead, and in fair demae ssss ~ -
a SloG 81 . for ra Ns 1la T BEDS '
quiet sales Of - $-o0 ~ for Prime he az
~ ~ fSo do ~ no 100 rs Wee" 100
DO 40 ID at 2.c 100 tcs Peaked do (5 NJ l1ei ssk
Hsms bulk IN h. at lie. 15OJ n cry bellies lW ~ -,
yach higher oo bids Wesera Bellies 90 Dl o. so ., r.
ana =, SoIes pTV S.d Shouiles AZ Sc Bacon hgBr az
market excited, the demand cbeay for LNepvo $50, st
moeh and close frner; sales OF boxes Short Clsir Apn &
90 boxes Long Clear sgot al o4c io. Sso m az
Clear al Chicago Sc aud $50 boxes Cumberland % ~ ~
Dressed Hogs better and demand we dee.e iS Ssssr
Lard again stIoqser ana active TOT Ie ia'Se aac @Or
sale- 80 bills aud to- a. Sc io No. Rns,reL ~
$50 t. yellow Grease &C. aad 200 tes White d. - ise
delivery bear Of Ion tc. seller To-. 70 Va a. 20
$3.50 tcs. seller April lllbc.; $50 tcs t -. ID
6e chiefly al the latter p,, ard $50 ,efi '.s I'D, s,s
BUrrER--rhe market . d. YER hght STOCK Az ''
tanned on Hshi business We qio'ei l S,, Bu-,-r sS5
finest selection. Of Ps But. Fresh Roll Batter 90
trr, trr,mcr make - s..eru. lyel
Fine eu ic diaries, urkin ~ ~ LoN ray 20 WV Ssp
Fae~utre Welshdairestbs. q 45i GFeste bA's1''''''
Fair . good Ststr dsres. a = , v-o,,,,,.
CnsfsE-lhe market BE- qu, At loner pr &c.,, NJ pr.
Faucy Factoues.... % bAlo ts'.Ni'NF ~
Prime state Fac yaie l,alI.....' 81
Observation-Disclosures. u 40 / NALumtl INV
Fair 10 Good paires..... 10 us . ..ro.hea
PETROLEUM -Hoirr, R,6ue have sheNu nor 80. 81
.,s ami ID do 10 have oterei stock freely At mach
pe,astors bo on a there were scarcely rHf, -.
market ,a,oes for hr hall g April obtlnaee :, IN Al ~
h",f no. At ieS' sser Of 100 bb Hgh Test t el Agn- E's
Naph ha qua,s az l. lJ me is, - -,
nominal Al p. b 1ie Gull anl st,s' - -
90 April ans fhe crees qso,,tiGn. We y, sss
on hath roads - - O CITY In tl.ls s a., "A prss
Of Soc bill IT,, haf April is.r and 80" bss Ma
terms. quoted % Gyic .-...,.i Arm ~ Ri'
SIGNRS-rhe market rather slow, bat prces % ~ hss
r, eSS hh ana so boxes Prime Ceurfugais ~ = 70 Ds
Rcthiug Caba. AMI Sloc. ior DO -
Psra Rico - 80 hhds. pruarar pnSae itin' - sr Easr
IiIglir Tor HAIRS N, olosing revised qio'hu".'
..N.a
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siknS-,'iorer dun ssa hanged; lSo'ed I" 8 s''''
ariiso al 81 -. ,,aAAa. pru.f - ~. -
held a. $40 ..t., .nd Asi 10 Vs.
A., slo,k h .rcr rrgeiyts. l50 hsles iaayv
hale. AspHwa Ns~ OreAss aH =. 20, a.. h sseI trr
- 49, ,us $50 kal., Deer ssh ar go kei
"s', n, ~, a. L,,r, .nc tabsDs and ISgul'rA
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THE Markets.
Ec.r,sr, r.port.a fat III. rmnrr.l

. 1HumpAT. Htr,h = 49,
ASHES-Th~ receip's iodaT are 70 ptc. Pou ,,.,l ~
M, lerie obhng demand Pearls itaet ~ 80 va
COTTON-There has been batter fof Coco . ~
sl1 pes have AJTahoel %. We qsfe 6H0v,. sEs
A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28

SALE
Western I'm. Tel.
s0O-s6l, sG5s3
1,l0-8s. !, G1s3
Erie Runway.
l,0O0-65t. J, G5s3
7OO-65, GiI
Pacific Mail.
1.sJ--57Ic, !. lac
1850 67G, Z, 6L,sc
N. Y. Cen. d Hud.
. 900-l022, !, 2kc
Panama X. X.
iO0--ll3h =, ll3i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28

FLOUR AND MEAL-Tle Flour market is ian b.; u. =.
se especially; these plenty, and WAITED or
aud West luls trade; Choice Fany grades are n d c,ul{
Wheat brands, suDefn aud No. are shade higher and
900 nolv: Choice Mnnss0l and frn AID "a
bb incadng bbs. Round Hoop Western for f ball A,f
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-09
The Closing Racing seasOn-Quality
OF American Horses.

The New York Times in reviewing
the racing season. which has closed at
all the usual meeting places. with the
exception Of Saratoga and one OF two
points in the West, sums up the prac-
teal result as follows:
1t is encouraging as showing an im-
proyement in the quality Of American
horses it is dispiriting as proving that
the turf is IN danger OF passing into the
hands Of professional jockeys, and that
the number of horses of pure blood and
rare proEess upon the turf is not in
creasipg as rapidly as desirable. Upon
the first point it is sufficient to cite the
fact that True Blue made the fastest
time for two miles upon record, and
that Tom Bowling, in the contest for
the Traverse stakes, with no incentive
to exertion after the fall OF Springbok
at the furloug post, came within a sec
ond and half OF the quickest time ever
before made in a mile and thlee-qusr.
ter dash. The fact OF improyemeutip
breed shown by these performances Of
these three year olds is more generally
declared by the achievements Of the
two year olds 10 al the great meetings
of the year. Nore OF them have. in
deed, done anything very extraordinary,
but nearly all have been in the highest
degree creditable.
When we come to examine the pedl"
gree of the horses now on the tnrf, we
encounter some curious and suggestive
fscts. Imported colts, SO rule, have
Jared badly in the races OF the year, al.
most the only notable exception beiog
the triumph OF Mr.. Belmonts Dreaded
bane, iii Used" the other day, at
Saratoga. OF the native horses the
great victories have been won 10y the
Lexinstons, thus stamping that blood
as the best in the country. After the
Lexingtons are the Australians and
Planets, but 10 coming to g Judgment
in this matter, We should not forget that
the admitted king OF the turf last year
up to the time OF his cruel accident, was
the GREAT Lougtellow, who is OF the Lee
ampting blood. This breed must, there
fore, be taken into the account, al
though it has done nothing notable
during the present year. The most
valuable OF the present races therefore,
upon whom the future improvement OF
our horses, 10 large extent, depends,
have been sired by the four great horses
named. But we have in addition a
number OF The colts OF Kentucky-As
teroid, Eclipse, Harmeean, Lightning
and others O but little less woZth. In
deed, some OF the offspring Of the first
named, (who, however, is son OF Lex
ington,) and notable Count DOrssy,
have shown the very highest qualIties,
and are rated by tie most competent
iadges as in no way inferior TO their
greatest rivals. Judging iairiy the
Capacities o. the present and the pros
poets OF the future, there. is no reason
to tear that equality OF the American
racer, which he's already been brought
nearly to perfection, cannot be fully
maintained .:-.t
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-09
Tne Testimony OF Travellers.

All travellers who have tested the value OF
Hoste.ters Stomach Bitters as an acelims-
ting preparation and as means of avoid
ing the painful and dangerous disorders Of
the bowels and the liver, which accrue
nom change OF water or unwholesome
vapors. rc'er 10 It with enthusiasm as an
ureQua!ltd preventive medicine. Wner
ever he atmospheric conditions are unfa-
vOrah!e 70 health and the water impure
this powerful tonic Is indispensable alike
10 the settler and the transient soj1uTner.
There was n time when law brandy or
WHISKY was almost unive's sally used 10
qualify the waters OF the west m rivers,
and the wells &c. or the low ing districts
o. the south. Now, the liquors OF commerce
nave been generally discarded by travellers
and residents in these regions, and Hostel
ttr's Filters Suhsfi'',ter in their stead. At
;his season Mh, n the sun Is near the zenith
and Tie hest opp eSSive, two or three doses
Of the Bi,teTs daily will have 4 salutary ef-
fect on the appetite, the digestion and the
SFf III
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-09

THE Massachusetts Labor Commits
sion has been investigating the subject
OF 1.-The cos: of living" l. finds that
in Massachusetts the necessary cost OF
living has advanced sixty-one per cent
since 1860. What has caused this adj
vance and how we may get back to
old prices are questions that puzzle
the commissioners. The political econ
omist who will show the people OF the
United States how to get back into the
old paths as regards the mode and cost
OF living will deserve q monument.
If we are to 60 on at the present rate,
each decade deepening the necessary
expense of mere subsistence, the time
is lot far distant when the condition
OF the laboring classes in this
country will be as low and as
squalid as that Of auy other people
under the sun. The cost OF necessary
food and clothing and shelter consume
annually more and more OF the earn
ings OF the mechanic, until many Of the
hard working men consider themselves
fortunate indeed if they are able TO
make both ends meet" The trouble
is 3 serious one and deserves consider
alton by the rich as well as 10y those
whom the present cost Of living con-
dennis to perpetual poverty.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-09
WORSE THAN MORMONISM.
Wnnt They Do In COnnecticut-Thc
Whi,inSfOra Community.

Wai,in.fOrd Community.
A singular sect hiss secured footing
at Wa!ling:ord, necticut, known as
the "Wallingtcrd Community" ltcon-
sists Of about eighty individuals, one
halt of whom are women. Their reli-
zion directs them not 10 merry, but each
one selects partner, and the two live
together as husband and wife for tour
weeks, when a general change OF part
ners is made, in order that there shall
be 20 special affection--for all are
brothers and sisters" When children
sre born, the mother is allowed to retain.
the child but few weeks, when 1t is
placed in the common nursery, and
all the mothers" of the estab-
lishmept take turns in caring for these
children OF the community" This
strange people came from northern
New Hampshire about twelve years
ago, where the citizens were unable to
dislodge them under the laws sgaiust
prostitution, and the Legislature passed
a special act, which obliged them to
marry or to leave A few OF them came
Quietly to Connecticut, selected a beau
tiful .arm Of about two hundred acres.
with large dwelllng"house, purchased
il without stating what they desired it
tor, and the family" soon took possess
sion. The Walingiord people prosecu-
ed the concern as a house OF ill-fame,
but could not convict them under the
existing laws. From that time the
community has not been disturbed, and
has grown rich. The females dress In
bloomer costume, and are seldom seen
outside of their home.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-09
As2o. coo COO LAND D,sDnec.

The excitement aroused g few months
ago about the ownership Of valuable
coal mines in Schuylkill and Columbia
counties, Pennsylvania, has been re-
viyed, and correspondent, writing from
Shamokin, says: The Sheriff Of
Northumberland county has been busy
in serving some eighteen wits of eject
ment, covering some 500 acres Of coal
lands OF Immense value. being a part
Of 10000 acres lying partly in Schuyl-
kill snd Columbia counties, ard sup
posed TO he worth S20.00O.o0O The
quits are commenced by Hon. Francis
Jordan, OF Harrisburg, who holds these
lands in trust for parties living in New
York, and is interested, also, as ad,
ministrator Of the estate OF the late Gov.
Geary. The deeds were recorded here
in April last. The plaintiffs claim to
hold direct from the Common wealth,
having paid Tor these lands, aGd that
the lille has never been lest to them,
The Philadelphia aud Reading +. r
Company claims these lands BY lax Ii
lie, and also by what is known as the
Grant title, commencing over twenty
years after the Morris title. The plain
tiffs allege that ,he tex tile is good for
nothing, and that the Supreme Court
has already declared the Grant title tc
be fraud. The railroad company re.
corded mortgage 20 the Fidelity H.
furapce, Trust and SAFE Defosit Co. o
Philadelphia, in trust for the benefit o.
British capitalists in this country, july
7, 1871, for s25, 100000. Mr.. Jordan,
with Judge Shipmap, made survey O.
these lands in May last, and caused
several buildings to be erected and leas.
sed. Therailroad company sent g large
body OF men, who surrounded, upset and
burned up the houses, and took for.
chile possession, creating quite an excite
nent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-09

A CoLoRED 4 batting society in Tren-
ton, Tenn, ha Just debated the ques'
ton, (Which is the most profit to man
money or education p One OF the
debaters argued that if it had not been
for education the world would not have
been half as large as it is. This clinch-
er was met, however, by the irresista-
bic argument that "If 'twant for money
now gwiDe to ride on the kysrs" 1t
was at once decided in favor ofmouey.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-09
DIED.

Yesterday morning, August
Sill, at hali-paSt four o'clock, MINNIE
ELIZABETH, infant daughter OF Louis ana
Mary DCchert, aged seven months and ton
days.
Funeral will take place from the house of
her parents, on Market street, this (Satur-
day morning, August 9th, at ten o'clock A.
N. Friends OF the family are INVITED to at