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RAHBOUR>VILLE ITEMS.
R.por.cd 70, he Hn.siss.en A,,w.

C. +. Myers has just received a supplv
OF nice fresh Oysters direct from Rich-
mond, but Judging from the crowd in his
srioon since Their arrival they will nos
last long. All classes are praisiuc the
Oysters, and the G. \ o Il. Tor their
great achievement in connecting Richmond
with West Virginia. Charlie knows how
TO serve Oysters
Hon I. Il. Kline has just returned from
Milton town he and others have nshrred
into existence, ten miles above this place
lie reports steamer making semi-weekly
trips to aSl irors that point Mud river
must have increased in depth, Tom.
onr townsman, Moses rhornburs. il the
most industrious man in these paris lie
IS trying to run the offices of Recorder and
county Clerk, and as consequence is
to be found at his office Iill ~ o'cl ek at
"isht. Don't break yourself down, Mo,o
Ii is quite common To see the paven,ents
IN that portion of town called Dadsville.
20 crowded horses, cows and hogs that the
Indies are compelled to take the road. at
present ankle decpin mud This is a uui
sance, and should be abated. As onr town
council does not seem to care, we hope our
Trend, Judge Samucls, through whose in
str"mentalIty we got our comfortable pave
ment from town to the Depot will use hi,
influence ia behalf OF the ladies' and have
pound established for the disposition OF
these animals, and fine the owners for
permitting them to run at large
The proprietors OF the Caben County
Press were in town all day on Tucsdn,
last, Iaboring to organize IA stock company
{" buy the Pres aud run it in Barbonrs.
vile That kind OF stock did not seem Ia
be IN much demand They will return
aud try on another and better da,.
Judge SamHels has, We understand been
quite sick, but Is now improving.
Mr. j X salmon is getting better. We
hope lac will soon toe able to resume hi,
business again
Measles are still raging with great sever
liy. Diphtheria il again making its an.
pearance. This section was much ravared
10y that disease last Fall and many d-atb.
resulted from IT, 1t is sincerely hcpcd il
viii not appear IL II severe form
Mr. Henry Poteet has goue to Irontor.
The Adams Express Company estab
'ished an office in tins place last week. 1t
I IS great convenience to our citiz.rs--,
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Protestant EniscopnI

Eiw. Valentine Jones. Services at Trinit
Hall, 30 Avenue between 10th and llth street
every sunday except the first. sunday scho,
At o'clock, y. M.
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Baptisi-Preachng every Sunday even
ing At ! T.. m; sunday School al 9 q. IN: Pray
er meeting every Friday evening.
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NOTES BY TIE WAY.

oNAAts Ehllr HAtrlN.
and found everything crowded S,sid at
Mr Riggs house with about twenty others
IN two rooms lett the Falls about six o.
clock Friday morning. As soon as day
light came, the teanti,ul scenery of the
New River country commenced To lass ie-
lore us, in It's woudrous panorama. and
from that time till darkness came with its
restiul hours, We were in continued strain
OF excitement; one PAIR of eyes could not
begin to see all the wonders OF tue wsv:
each one ia the car would see some point
which the others had missed, and their
notes were compared and each would give
10 the other his impressions Our party TO
S,aun,on consisted OF Mr. Y II. Fisher a
lady, MrGouverneur Morris and lady, Col.
j. b Baldwin, Jno. Hooe Russel, ESQ.
Capt { q. cambridge, II G Parsons. ESQ
Col IL d. Nhilcomb, Mai A. II Perry.
Miss + J. Fisher aud W. Il Ple,,an,- a,
the Richmond Dispatch, Rev J ". Jones.
correspondent o, the Dispatch, Col Albert
Laidlcy, Of BArboursyille, K IL. Freer.
Esq and your humble servant With our
larder plentiIully furnished, we got along
very comfortably as to toe inner man, aud
spent the hours OF daylight in looking and
wondering No single "trip will enable any
one To form even an impression OF the ma
ture OF the scenery on the route; il must
he taken into the mind point hy point
and after the mind becomes .amiliarizcd
aud impressed with it, the most accom-
plished word-painter would fail in des
criptlon that would suffice to convey
to others the impressions created. There
are all kinds oi scenery; the beautiful pla
cid river, flowing eerenely, calmly on, with
scarcely ripple on it, surface, aud il a
few minutes the scene is changed to one of
terrible aspect; IA rushing, mighty torrent
tumhling over jagged rocks plungng down
and raging ia a Whirlpool below hil'-. the
tops of which are so high. aud rise 20 ab.
rnwiy that they cannot be seen from the
inside tine ear, but tie door or the win
dow must Toe opened and the head thrust
out TO see; aad then Il mountain, with a
crested top a castle on iis summit. with
hattiemcnt aud moat and tower: then a
little farther "a projection from the face of
the rocks Ike pulpit from which Jove
might hurl lI- thuud=rbolts upon thi, low =
cr world we 3 de along aud directly there
opens on onr sight, picture OF pastoral
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MEDICAL,
RuREAU OF MoNADIC MEDICINE

RCREAU OF MONADIC MEDICINE.
~ Surgery and Midwifery, No l63 Bieuvilie cor.
her Of, OF IA street, near Canal street
medical Department-Cures Palsy Fevers Erv
slpeias, Epilepsy, Insanity, Dropsv Rheumat;sn
ana Ii Few days all painful affections and lnfiam
matlons d the Brain. Spinal Cord and Neryea
Ihr1at Lungs Heart, Liver, Stomach, Bowels
bladder, Kidneys, Bones, Joints etc. Ten dollars
week FOR the treatment and cure of any disease.
surgical Observation-Disclosures Fractures. tn
moIs and Dlslocations; speedily cures Irnpotentia
ana Sterlhty, Scrotua, all UretIlral and Seminal
Dlscharges, Venereal, Scrotal and Skin Diseases
frequent OF difhcult Crinations Preserves limb
ron ainputatlon. Dissolves stones in the Kdnevs
or adder and cures Ulcers Cancers or Strictares
without pain: Five dollars $50, 500.
Midwifery Department-Positvely cures ALL di..
eases OF the womb and ovaries all unusnsl as,
charges, decorations or irritations, and wien The
nlsnses are painful Or Obstructed from any canae
Whatever, the cause is removed and health re
STORED IN few days. Five dollars S25. $50 lo0
letters addressed to posfofice boz III New On.
iiesIs, louisiana, will receive attention Ofsca
nours TOT ladies' 10 A. NJ TO IL NJ, and to M
Ior gentlemen from to 6 p NJ '
sLANCELOT H. EvERITT
Ooronated Doctor of Medicine and Philosonbv
mem Der Elect of the Royal College of Snr0eoI,,
and OF the iHunterian Society of Nsdecinn
PHILOSOPHY and Bellies Letters Of the rn;var"G,
PES OF London, Edinburg, St. Andrew ans
.-.H.. fe2O "
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jcorrMUED FROM FIRST PAGE.j
unn vendome, and then adjourned Ill the
MADRID, May 3o-Admiral Topete has

unn Vendome, and then adJoufheo t!iI 'he
fifth Of June.
MADRID, May 3o.-Adniral Topete has
the taxpayers of Rubin, in Caledonia,
have refused to pay the contributions
levied on them for putting up Notifications
for STATE defense. The authorities have
taken energetic measures 10 compel the
naymeut OF the taxes, and threaten TO ex-
nei all who refuse from their houses and
wall ND the doors and windows.
The Constituent Cortes will meet to-mor-
row.
BAYoSNE, May 3o.-Advices from the
vicinity OF Lagrano represent That great
battle between the Cai!ists and the Repub-
,IcaIs is on the point Of taking place.
LlsEoS, May 30.-The steamer Saconne.
from South America, has arrived, and
brings dates from Rio 20 he eleventh IL
slant.
The budget of the Brazilian Minister OF
Finance reports surplus OF 50, l4j,lou:
A revolution had broken out at Ent1e
Rios in the province OF the Argentine re,
public. LOPEZ Jourdan was at the head OF
The rebels. He took posse ssion OF the towns
If Quail, Quay, Victoria and Gallon DG.
subsequently met with a check al the hano IS
of the Argentine forces. At last accounts
the government was concentrating troops
10 crush on. the Instruction.
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RMoHTGcaERY, May 30-Weekly receipts loI
bales; shipments 40; stock 4i5l.
Boston, May; 3e.-StCck II geo bales: weekly net
receipts IL; gross 2ao5; exports 20 Great Britain
l2lS; sales 1860.
CHAHLEs7oy MAY 30-Stock II $50 bales: weekly
net receipts 2C2U; gross 2i0; exports TO Great BIT
tain 1886; sales lls0.
MExrH1s, May 3O-Week's receipts 1853 bales;
sales 4306; stock % ,215
NASHVILLE, May 30.-Weekly receipts o6l bales;
sh i2ments 1862; stock 643.
SAVANNAH, May 3C.-Stock p e9i baes: week y
net receipts 48G2; exports TO Great Britain o14i;
coastwse 354 sales l1l5.
PHILADELPHIA, May Go.-Weekly net receipts
2S3 bales; gloss 2566.
ACGrs1A Nav So-Stock 1714 5ales; weekly
receipts 81; shipments 40; sales 1886; taken by
mills 265. 49,
PROVIDENCE. May 3O.-Weekly net receipts S14
bales: sales 1900 stock 20 900.
WILMINGTON, May 20.-StCck 1884 bales; weekly
net receipts 1873; exports coastwise 24i; sales 81.
NOBLE May 3O.-Stock %, ee2 bales; weekly net
receipts 1863 exports TO Great Britain 1884; coast
wise l6t2; sales 1850.
GAIvEsroy May 3O-Stock So 347 balee; weekly
net receipts 1922; exports to Great Britain ASS.
cOastwise 341S; sales 4lo0.
Co1rMBrs, May 3O-Weekly receipts 81 bales;
shipments Ia sales $50; stock 4G36.
BALTlAoRE May 3o.-Stock 1872 bales weekly net
receipts 426 gross iClS exports coastwise ia5 COZ
tinent Az; sales 1899.
macon, May 3o.-Weekly receipts 6 bales :;
shipments 500; stock 1854.
City POINT. May 3o-Weekly net receipts I47
bales.
NORFOLK. May 3o.-S.ock ~ bales weekly net
recep.s 1852, experts ccastwise $685. sales .J9
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rsing slowly. Arrived-Leeal Tender, from NM
river and CtaE from Arkansas IlveT. DtpaItec-
Robert Mitchell. iast night. This evenings Z
Lee for New Orleans. sEilliDger, for Rec ilTei a
Mary Poe and City OF V;cksburg, TO. St. LOUIS, ahd
J. z. Rankin, for Plue B!uf. 80.
C.ScIsvATi May 3G.-River fifteen feet *
:rcLes ard falling. Weather partially c-oncy
P.TTsBrKG May 3o.-R:ver four feet SIX iIcLes
ard falling slowly. Weather cloudy ars cooi.
Iorisv!iiE May 30-River falling seven zee.
IN the ciute. Weather partially cloudy and pleas
AIT ,.a ,,..r srd
EVANSVILLE NAV 3O-Weather chiefly Gear anu
warm RIVER fallen sixteen inches II tie !sst
twenty .foa1 lo,Is. Down-Mary Houston a.
CAIRO. Nav sO-A1I:veG-C!ty Of Ee- ena ron -.
Ions a. ncoI: Pauline tarroA fToH a. Lou.e q
s P NJ Thou as sherlock from New orleans al r
P: Zee IRON ST. Louis at n IL bera:'ec-SSA. 81,
niger for Red river last light; r. f. Lee for Ne"
orleans al P N; City OF Helena ioC VckS b-Is ~
4P H.: Sherlock Tor C.nc.nLatl az p ii. lie re
tas r,sen {. xteeL iIcles N tie -ast t"eh1yloul
LouIs Weaker clear. Mercury ~
ST LOUIS NAV Cooiade rom
vicksbure. No departures. R.ver lang $40"
Weather clo.dy acc coc!
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A recent writer says he doesn't think
men are fascinated by business women,
the newspapers He is partial to the gen
tier sort. that can't tell box of sardines
from bale of cotton-nice, soft. pulpy, in
nocent, impractical angels, that don't write
plays, don't know anything about money
except that it is to be got rid of as soon as
possible, and wouldn't give rap for their
rights if the world will only let them have
a few duties.
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FOR HAVANA.

FOR HAVANA.
TOUCHING Mt Cedar Keys and Key West,
Carrying the United States Mail.
EA The New Orleans. gserfds
7 and Havana Steamship Con lsry
Will dispatch first c.sss .Get psS.
senger steamer
Every Wednesday,
F1om the foot of Calliope street, Frat psrtYiaA
RATES OF PASSAGE:
To Havana To Ceasr Key
S S. Dlo......................$4O SIS
otTSI aEe.: .:..:,........... 70 =
,Ihrosgh pills OF fading Issued to al r.c.ns n
lesion and Savannah, ' N-
Sone put the company's bills Of la9ue s.srsd
anc none sfgned after sailing of the steamer
/. epiend!o passenger accommodate ons 81 ,trcush
tickets gwen to above points,
No freight received without perm. ron, -hs Al.
Fee 'A LAWN 49, W
Fer freight or passage apply to
]. z. ROBkRTS. Tressu-ar
No. l29 Common street
over the Louisiana National Exrk
me steamship HAVANA follows on -egL,
day. " saEi-
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&4GK4 :, Liverpool Direct,
TEE CROMWELL LINE.

For New York Direct.
9h;s Line IL composed OF the SteAmah,rs
NEW ORLEANS, CCRTea
GEORGE CROMWELL. GEORGE WAsHIEsrs,
kfh The steamship
NA4a1EU NEW ORLEANS,
E. v. GAGER. Commander,
SATURDAY, June = at 6 A. H.
WI leave her wharf, foot Of Toulouse e.-eet. A
above.
HIeooASs. %
Freight for Liverpool. Bremen and Have ,aksa
ny tols Inc, and through bills Of lsdins ever IN
the samA S0z freight Or passage apply 20
ALFRED MCtrTOU
la7 No. Il CArOnSe O.: sxYnrt.
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( DnSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.-HAppv
ISr ,e1aveIopes; Address HOWARD ASSoCIHTIE1SNs
shtiade ipha Pennsylvanis-an insttution bar;T
sssiena IePd1stion for honorable conduct and pIo
mh2S 3n cod
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-31
MARKETS..
Domestic Markets.

CrNcIyNA71 May 30.-Cotton steady and demand
IL odeIate middling IS c. Eour quiet al s. 69H8.
Wheat duh at s gal 10. Corn quiet at 4.G5ac.
Data quiet No 2 44c Provisions a shade nrmer,
mess PORK held al 10 50al7; little offering. Lard
quiet held steam { &C, kettle 90 &C.. Blk meats
firm; held-shOulders Sic, C ear lib CSC; clear
shoulders held at -. clear rib at g. ,c-sales
at both quotations, but generally : a..c higher
ST. LorIs, May 2o.-Cotton dnll ard unchanged,
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat duh and lower;
No. red fall s 3Gal 30, closing at inside hs re.
Corn steady. demand moderate; No. mixed So. q
39c in elevator. Oats dull, prices dropping; No.
J7d38c, sacked. Pork held higher, nominslly
Eli So Dry salt meats nominal; shoulders &C;
hing lots OF shoulders at nc; clear lib &c; clean
95.c Lard dull: summer .c.
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BREMEN,
BREMEN.
North German LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEw opIvAu.
VIA HAvEE SOUTHAMPTON AND BAyAEA.


VIA HAvEE, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyAEA.
h The Steamships Of the NeYsh
4GzE6 German Lloyd will 1esuns .teI
regular trips as follows
FRANKFURT. January 49, Narcr
HANNOVER.. February Nerci "a
SIRASSBU R3. March 26. AMI ~
FRANKFURT. April g. NJ
Further days Of departure will be advertised hers.
after.
Inc steamers touch outward az Havre ard Hav.
ara, ana on their home trip at Havana and goott.
aHp1on 20 and ana receive passengers ard .,e Rtt.
PRICES OF PASSAGE
from Bremen, Southampton or Hsyre n Havana
c.,, or New Orleans.
Stnn u. 49, ''''''-'................, g $50 god.
Erorn Na-s $3.50. 80 gold.
TfVM new orleans or Havana to Sou.l,su pton
Havre or Bremen
Stanr.c. ''''''''''''''' '''.......&loO god
From New Orleans to Havana.
S-oH'' '.....................&3 5 rC,0.
Is god,
~ assage Tickets from Bremen Soutbau rton ~
n1 r 70 new Orleans, issued by the uIIe;s.9pA6,
TUX iuf i me particulars apply to
I'D. F. STOCKMEfEk L Co. Arerta
y No. ~ Union street.
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HOTELS,

HOTELS,
O""S(vOVINcrNN~ONo<~or~oc
{ CENTRAL HOUSE
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Camp street,
Opposite Lafayette square,
BY MRS. D. POWNALL.
fHces greatly reduced as follows;
noafd and Lodging according to Iooms occnried
D@s board three meals per month ........i25 20
80
Dining room restaurant style.
al the delicaces afforded by the rnsrker
looks and walters first class muffin
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STEAMBOATS,.

6ssa@s~ h FOR GRAND iSLE.-THE
lk light draft steamboat
1919 E+fftcrlG@ BOSSfER,
zEAUGUSTUS RICHARDS, Master,
Will make her first trip from New Orleans 10 Grand
Isle, via Rayyey's Canal aud Bayou GaIa.arta
SATURDAY, Nay 81. at 8 A. NJ.
Leaving every TUESDAY and SATURDAY there
after until further notice. ny25 3m
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STEAMSHIPS,

O1AAmOaxlN o.
STATE LINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
LIMITED
The following new first GLASS; full powe1e Clyde
built screw steamships are intended 20 ga Iegu.
larry between NEW ORLEANS, nd LIVERPOOL
and GLASGOW and NEW YORK
LOUISIANA, 2DOO tons register. Captain Stewart
MINNESOTA, 1000 tons register. .Cap.ain Eam.1n
ALABAMA, 240O tons register. Captain Fiur
PENNSYLVANIA, $500 tons register. ca p-a n Braes
VIRGINIA 25c0 tons register. Building
GEORGIA, $500 tons register. Building
&-Sh The steamers OF this I.Ue WI
He4e sail for ,,x.,,,., n,r.o,
HayIe' IBrsmen aamDnrg' Antwerp, Rotterdam
Return tickets available for TWELVE MCNTRS
at reduced Iates and through tickets to e. -te al
the United Kingdom and Europe.
a stewaIdess and surgeon are attached 70 eseh
Steamer. No charges for medicine OF meec cal Ct
tendance.
Money orders granted free of Charge.
Pre- paid emigration tickets Issued here % rsYtiAs
desIOls Of sending for their friends
THESE vessels cross the bar at al times Hlthcut
detention.
For freight or passage, having uIsurp assed "a.
A. K. MILLER Co. Agents.
No. 20 CarOndelet street New Q! Jesra
ROSS SKOLFIELD L CO.
No, Chapel street, Liverpool
LEWIS T. MERROW x CO.,
sel5 " No. IS Great Clyde street sseov
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RAILROADS.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
GENERAL SOUTHERN AGENCY, NEW ORLEANS.
Excursion Tickets to All Points from St,
Louis or Cairo
AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
For full information apply at the general Office,
illinois Central Railroad No. &c CaroEGtet street.
JAMES T. TUCKER,
mvl8 I'm General Southern Agent.
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GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
Trains depart and arrive as follows from depot
foot of CalliOpe street.:
pBPART. ARRIVE
Express. 7:JOA. NJ Express. 1 GO P N.
Mall.......... 5:1O T. NJ. Mail. I:4S A. n,
Acconnoda- Acccommda-
tlon 400 P. NJ tion........ S:5OAM.
This line ia many miles the shortest AID n,auV
hours the quickest to all points North and East,
snd tic only line running, Pl--n;-I,s Palace
Sleeping Cars to Louisville and Eumboldt
without change. Only one change TO principal
cities North and East. Tickets for sale ard al IN.
formation given corner Camp and Comm OIL s.Ieese,
under City Hotel, New Orleans.
A. D. SHELDON Agent.
iaI21y E. D. FROST GeEeTal Manager.
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NOTARIES.

A HERO. JR.,
robLiC AND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS
Omce No. ~ Commercial Place.
Passports procured with di.n.tch .rd r,oun.
attention given to ~. p"'''' ADu =, pio ss
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Foreign Markets.

LIVERPOOL. May so, Evening.-Cotton CLOSED
quiet: middling npiands SID; Orleans 81 09l d
sales TO- goo bales of which 1000 for export aI(
speculation. The sales include 5000 American.
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NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
N AND

NEW UKIEANSs MObILE
IN
TEXAS RAILROAD,
Passenger Depot Foot of Canal Street.
On and after May Is, 1878, trains leave daily at
A. n. and 5 r. NJ.
Arrive daily at A. NJ. and4P. NJ
The p. NJ Express train stops only q. regular
stations.
COAST TRAIN for Ocean Springs ard interme.
date stations leaves New Orleans daily Sundays
e1cepted) at SIS p n.
Returning, leaves Ocean Springs at / A. N;
arrives at New Orleans at $50 A. N.
THIS is the Cnly line running PULLMAN FALACE
CARS through WITHOUT change to LoNisv.le st,
Louis, Lyrchburg and Virginia Springs.
For tickets ard information apply al Office, cor.
ner Camp and Common streets, opposite Clty Ho.el
AID at depot.
E. P. SHUTE,
General Ticket Agert
s. II. SCRANTON.
my24 General SuDerir -er dent
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(ThAND ISLE HOTEI.

HhAND ISLE HOTEI.
by the subscrih and popular resort will be opened
Tuanng IS Richards who for two years has vaPa pam
and who will be- f.conn With this Ietrest
TpmandsT Of the steamers s. T va ara tred
bis new stea make regular trips to Grand Ise wtS
ready for the Dss,er as soon the hotel s
myl7 I'm BENJAMIN MARGOT
- Proprietor Grand Isle Hotel
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COTTON.
Comparative ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oil
the Week-Receip:s, sa'es. Exports
and Stock On Hand.

NEW YORK, MAY 30.-The following IS tie com
psr..ive cotton statement:
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Swedenboreinn Convention in Cincinnati
The National Agricultural Congress 10
Ipdin ma polls Trouble in san Francisco
About the Chinese-Anxiety Felt for
General Davis-San Francisco Police.
men Planning Robbery and Murder
Dishonest Clerks on the Pacific Rail.
road-Cbassy's Game Of Billiards In
Chicago Epfzooty in Philadelphia
stolen Bonds Recovered.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-11-21
Position of the Administration.

A Washington telegram gives the fol.
lowing as the position of the Admins
tration on the Cuban situation: The
West Indian squadron is to be rein.
forced to meet any future emergency.
It's strength is not increased in further
ance of any aggressive policy that has
been decided on. The President and
Cabinet have not favored, as reported,
the recognition of belligerent rights in
Cuba, and will probably not make any
recommendation to that effect in their
messages to Congress.
The status of the Virginius will be
first ascertained, and if she proves to
be an American vessel, captured on the
high seas, either with or without
American citizens aboard, she will be
defended to the last, and reclamation
made on Spain. If she was captured in
British waters on the Jamaica coast,
then this Government will, in accord
ance with the usual practice, call upon
Great Britain to redress the wrong. In
the meantime, the good Offices of this
Government to prevent the inhuman
execution of prisoners are to be exer-
cised to the utmost.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-11-21
Wages in Europe.

Sixty cents day is considered good
wages for working man in any of the
European countries, except Great Brit
ain, where the wages are somewhat
higher. In the Tyrol silk region and
in Italy they often do not get more than
ten cents. In the country in Germany
ten cents is the common pay. Women
there often get but five cents. In Swe-
den, men often work from four o'clock
in the morning till nine in the evening,
and do not get any more. During the
war many poor women in Berlin were
hired to knit stockings for the soldiers
for five cents. The profits of the poor
who keep petty shops, sell trinkets in
the street or act as suffers, do not aver
age more than three or four per cent.
BARRIERS in Berlin, since the raising of
their prices, get five cents for hair cut
ting and two and half cents for shay
ing. Servants at hotels get from three
to eight dollars month. Servant girls
in private families often get but ten
dollars year Sometimes these classes
cannot get work at any price.