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Ear NERVOUS DEBILITY, HEAD
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TROMPSON'5
Rheumatic
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pa Equally Good .fgr Nan and Beast.
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~ Thousands who now suffer from Rheumatism
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STIFFNESS OF TIE NECK, SORE THROAT.
sWELLlNGS, INFLAMMATIONS. FROST BITES
Pains in the Side or Back Bite. Of SPIDER or stngs
Of lnsccts
One rubbing will In al cases give immediate r..
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On account Of It's powerful penetrating properties
1t Is beyond doubt the SUREST REMEDY for the
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Ing the flesh or lloofs, Bruises, sprains, Sweeney
SPAWN. Thrush and all diseases which destroy the
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sU-FULL DIRECTIONS accompany each bottle
The above are prepared only by
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No. fGf Market Street.
PHILADELPHIA. ..............
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Hand Fire Extinguisher.
THE CHAMPION

Is declared TO be the simplest, the most effective
ana The only always reliable selfactiHg Fire Extin-
guisher IN use. 1t is entirely new invention.
The letters patent all Issued within the present
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having had many years experience in Introducing
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Watch Buyers Atteation

The undersigned
respectlallycall AT
tention of persons
contemplating the
purchase Of watch
es TO the superior
ity Of the celebrat-
ed Nickie Move
me nts- manufac-
turcd by Messrs.
BOkEL & COUR-
N0ISTER, of Neu-
chatel, Gents and
Ladies' sizes. Kew
and Stem Windcrs
q Harte T-plate.
, 1873-04-19
Warren NJ n cor woe.orn, #, ea112s It, atoa Aug.

Warren NJ n yyo.!esn IT. os1i2' #, 1'tea Aug
oa,nsY e." 9t 9s Msgxs so,nidsfata nfi o
IT, ,dsnas sifa Apt,b pst bes ~ in sna 90 fl to
&sy A1 K, sG;sssssed 5sasss nd dnsoa .. t.
Se1L u Lot H. dase 4pr 10 eonsiera'!on ssi9
Iats 1T 81 sn .ssss ,sas AMI Lot aa'ea
soa H'r April ii x Teons,.era,ea, $500. un,,, :,
a4si37H It, dated April 10, 1870; consideration
n,ysen r. s5 Sec H. 3d.
i s Se 15n,'sgsen & & sen', ,s7 Il a''''' IT.
dated Apr sensis,e;t!SSn, =; 5 so,,as IT.
aesfa Nors HeF'a ay' a5s g of Norhav 2sz1 H. dated
Anril ia, CONFEDERATION, $50:
sssys,;as2ssp' SsS as'ss sss ee't ST. 80
Ten1 It q 3ad iesr cAiff1sgo :, An to
'sy 'siss nsf e. ssia 1ss e of IT, 1is IT. dated
.!; 's;1;i : a'sl'' IT,
APs mnas T. a4 Il oi Al. T. asz1slH IT. dated
April III cserat;e' k 1s1 aoaors x.o0 av ,tea Ar, IL
oG1saath,d MWentrd Il near cor Of nnddan 4. (, as
lets 81 81 + Dlooa q In 800 TO, 50. II, dated
April !; consideration, =, 600: o, :. >. :,
,npo gsos & s isT 4
$t4,080.
shefcld nv, Of C1ay at. v + "a ss-1oo11as #,
dated April II :; consideration 800.
SOUTH OF usTy L1stzTs. -I
Part Of Lot in Block = IN Assessors Lot II to 20,
IN sno ~. 38, Il, dniea APRIL IT; con.aoraton 1oo
Fart Of same, dated April II Consideration, $o40.
Lot t. in Block l, il, Nichols 4 Of Lota Is and 10,
In Bee TO- 3s, u, datcd April consideration, 81 Go0
s. y Of Lot $. In Block SO, Hyde Park, dated March
N N Of .amo, dated March II; consideration,
81 600.
Boo 49, 49, IA, dated April II; oonsideration 81 1o5.
WEST OF CITY taMiIa.
LotB i41 to 49, III Whito COLDS Block j. of Sav0'A
part Of eSu 80, 10, Is dated APRIL 10 cons!aeza.
lion, 81, 900,
, 1873-04-19
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

- Fu1pAY EVENING, April is.
ALConoL-Was In fair lomand at tl.74@hso per
BEANS AND pEAs-wero in light request. Tho
offerings aro moderate, but ample for preacot rc1i5o.
n1snts. Wc quote: choice handplctod nsyiea, 2go:
green pea. In brlsl $50 yciloT do qn bsss 81 %:
DuTTEn.-Thcrc is ssoady fair inquiry for good 70
choice qusfce 70 supply tho eyery day wana u local
conaumora and tho market is kept baro OF auc but ~
tho poorer sorta gradual accumulation 10 now wit
ncsso, aud prices arn caring on III favor Of buyers.
choce dairy, packed, o4@3Go; medium to good. ESQ
28o: inferior to common. 10(923c.
DAGaING-Tho bagglny trade was again reported
4uet with no matorial variation In prices The foi-
lowing quotations furnlEhc1: 6tark, 31c 1ud-
low, ase; Lewiston. aiNo; American, 32ho; Anos' To-.
2o@a2o /: ganntes. single, 17@lso: double, 2a22oe
"iS1 Snoo esSst o3GSwas e5Xs in tho usual deana tho
following prices tolng Goneral1y adhered to-: No.
hurl, 6G6ho per b: No. stock braid, 69bHo; No.
do, l@4Xo;, do, 3[a3Ao; inside green, $40; do red
IUiLD1Na MATER1AI.s-Wero qniet. Common
brick was trAo nrnor. Hacno pressed brick aro nov
quoted at 5000. Other materials unchanged fol
Iowa: Htucco 60@275 New York etuoco casting 5
@400 snpeEfne do, $369{440o; Rosendalc cement,
$315@360 Utica cenont $500 per brl Loulavtllo CO.
9to limo in bulk, ooe@si o9 ime tbrs| $i.a5 psF
hr white sand, per br], $176@2oo plasterina hatr
per bn, 100000 nao brick, per f.Q0o o.oQ9oo oo
iui1ding brick common, $8.00@0.50; eower brick,
sl2 country brick, 90, delivered
g. Louis hydraulic pressed, $i509, delivered Mil
waukeo, ss35o, delivered; 1acinc, $3o.oo deyoted
5o0 rio following a Tho is Of prce4 per box Of 50
feot for domeat1c window CLAUS, from which retuc-
ttpn Of Is and s Dor ceiat Is made to aenleIR*
, 1873-04-19

100 900. cut Of 900 tics to tho IL abovo
quired tho product Of 75o6 acres Of wollttm1orod
nye {e.ts eonsegeuty goo los arc nssd ann,!-
ay ior ropaifs taking tho timber from acres
The mnnutactMrc q rolling stoek dspoaos Of t'e o.
tre yield of ncrcs, and full supply of nesty
ooVu hores moro every year. II arponfo tnen. tnns
er fsfoadB are stripping tho country nt thu rntn o.
l,oug'oo2 acres ror snlum and ther denanua "to
The shipping statistics Of Franco for 1871 indicnte
good degree Of commercial prosperity, consderiu8 tho
manifold burdens bequoathod by tho Frnnct-Horman a
war Dring tho ycar there VIVA entered 327 Coz tons
q Ersnoh anA cearcd geo tons a. tos n
eiBn shipping, 4,9uf. .000 oro ontorcd and 1850 wv
tons were coarcJ. THE toal shipping under NIL ilna
o1toscl and cleared II 900 tons, which oxcoe"
Oh Wy 1,3ol 900 tho shipping Of 1870.
Latest,
:. In tho afternoon wheat was quiet and oloaod
tho ammo aB at tho close Of 'Uhai,go. No. 2 spring
was nominal at $1.18g4 aol1or tho month, and
sold at $l:2o>>1@1.2oT sollor May, closing at
$l.202. Corn waH actlyo aud closed ahado
eaaier; Nc: sold at o5@sb1&o sol]er The month,
md o14@9611o gollor May, tho latter closing at
801fo. Moss pork and lard wore in good roqnnost
and frror, 1000 brla Of moss pork wna sold ! 1 ne
$1075 sollor May, and 1000 brls do nt Fiji
aeller Juno. Moss pork closed frmat :17.l21@
l7.16 sollor Juno. Lard waB quoted tirfnor g.
So.76@8.80 aellor June. Oats aud othor grain
Woro 1ulct and unchanged.
, 1873-04-19
LUMBER.

FHIpAr EyEn1ua, April ia.
Tho Wholesale market was quiet To-day. 6syeral
cargacs In but thnre worry ntlo Inquiry, and
only two sales wsro ropogod. Tho weather u o1ccca-
insy ufnvorable, au very faH huyera nro IN attcnd-
and Tho receipts Will probably 10 quite Ahssal mkt
weok, but "a ye the inaraat s hardly e esEablisIea
common at $lo60Gs No. boards sold at $l4 800
lath at $J.95; josls aud scautlluRa at sl2o0a1
Halea Nero:
Cargo achr asmsc,ck, from Muskogon, 90 IN e. Nc:
bparua nnH 10 III st No. ats.pa nj $i4.58 IS Ill It
josta md hcsntl!ngs st $i2b0: 10 nj ht at as,
CArUu achr j. NJ Ill., from htanstee, o0 jossa aad
ncantsinya At Si908 sd IN It shaeboards Ut $500 90
m short lumber 10 tt aud under, $500.
Another quilt day pasted 1t the yAras tho locR,
trao being interrupted by the bad weather, ad tho
country demand II onty moderate. Hhingles anu iah
are Arm, also tho hgher 8radc4 Of Lumbar. Wa again
quote:
First clear $50 oo@61,n0
socond clear Inch to inoh 90
Yhtrd clear inch $4,000 10 90
Thlrd clear, thick, Observation-Disclosures. A3.o0
Flzat sud SECOND clsar flooring. toRathar,
, 1873-04-19

MORE S aoyo 5onsst nss aons pes aoo MS I'll hse
Noats wore In fair demand at prov1ous Quota
9ns Int bays;s wSro not or "nos % %
middlcs. rtiII ~ honco littlo wea tlono. shonl.
tiora we're stoady, md fa1ra were dull
and castor. Bacon 1nfddloa are again mhrkod up:
priecas e Mo"s porls easl q sollor AprS, ei55o@
i0.55; do solfer May 4l0.6o@10.65, do aollor
Juno, e10.05@17. 90; do seller July, .$17.20@
1725; primo mesa. non9 ho.o, ola Pork s153s 4
&C. so,cr s"y '' ss5@s5s 10 so,ias ynno
as.7216@s.76. swoot pIcklod han,B quoted at ID
@12o. Dry anlte1 naoats quotablo at G56@01So
shoulders; e9S@811o Tor short ribs; and
dora, 599S6@o2lc; English moats, s96@8Xo
quoted Mt 7}1o, for shoulders. osfo for olonr ribn
loo for al9rs e,oar ena 12@lAo tor hams s
sloo0@10.5o, boof hams, e28.oo@20.6o. city
tallow, 711@e"lo; grease quotabfo at 54@614o
My Ct sl9;eo; 1900 bsls Do at 1850; 1900
efs d. aSllcr Jao es st3oo Soo brls de 1t
brla do at s17.2o; f.005 brls do. sollor JUG, At
sl7.25: 1000 br1a do at 1870 100 toa lard,
seller May, st ee55; 1000 tcs do At Sc. .52tG $50
ss.72,1i 25o bo.on sl,ort elosr at 9}6c 100 teu
nwoot picklot hams ~ ihs) at 1870; 80 tcs do
(1G lba) at 102<c.
Flour wan dull, there being only local buai-
1nado for shipment. at lower prices than holders
would accept. Nor York wns quoted dull and
lloayy, but doalors generally reported our market
unchanged, though tho fooling waa weak, aud
concoasionH woro undoubtedly mado in fow
caaos, as the bulk Of tho snles wore on private
terms. Tho following woro tho reported trans
actions, 70 brla wlntor oxtras at $7.75, 20 brlH
spring extras (Minnehahn) at $500; 100 brls do
A1innosota) at $3.50; TO brla do at $0.9711; 100
private ter,ns. Totsl, s45 brrls. Also, TO tons
corn meal at a1250 on track, and 20 tons bran at
s9.on on track. Tho following were tho asking
, 1873-04-19
MARINE.


FOHt tf N1tGAAC.
ARRIVED ......,..Aprtl 10,
schr E1ty Grant, sauga.uck, 70 nj It lumber.
scllr Col. T. q. ucg Portage L.ko 100 m it lumber,
Prop Ct. Joseph, Musksgon, light.
Behr Kato Howard, Holland, 1890 rai1road Tics.
Prop Laura Annie, Muskogon, go m It lumber.
Bchr Coral, Lincoln, 100 IN II lumber.
6cow Laurel, Duck Lake, % m # 1uHbcr, 60 N pcs
1nth.
Brig j, NJ, Hill, KIanlstec, 100 m IT lumber
Bchr Wtoliir, Hannd, % m stavcs.
Prop 0conto Milwaukee, $500 brls 1our.
Prop Ira Chatlce. gaugauck 10 rolls leather 1870 m
shingles, 10 n It lumber.
1chr Ktty Grant, saugatuck, light
6c1lr LEG, COL II. O., Portage Lake, Light.
Prop g. Joseph, milwaukee,, 900 brs sugar, 10 bales
Eohr Hattie Fisher, Davis pior 10 br1s nour Is pkgs
groccrns.
schr Kaio uownrd, Ludiuston, Light.
Prop Ls1urn Annie, Kewaunoe, Light
Bchr Coral, lincoln, 6 brls nork, and sundrtes,
Bchr Florence, Pentwater, light.
Etmr Mrskcgon, Grand Haven, 10 brls pork, Is bril-
whisky brl gin, Il brls vinegar, l25 brls sugar.
81 brls crackers, b5 packages asoeer.sss
gchr John Miner, buffalo, 20, 400 bu corr,
Sclr Violin, Holland, light.
Brig g. B Forll, Mantstce, light.
Brig Gladiator Ftaratce, light.
Bcow @ q. 1IibHard, hIuskegon, light.
Bchr I'm. Jonca, Muskcgon, light.
Tuy ). N. Stevens, ManistGo, Light.
Prop Oconto A1antowoc 65b pigs hardware, COS pfg7
groceries, II pkGs liquor, 2lJ rkg+ dry goods.
rrop Ira Ca!fec, SaugatEck 400 green hides, II bags
wheat, 20 brls sugar, 20 Kegs nails. u easea dry
goods, 30 bo1ea groceries,
, 1873-04-19

HOGS~-Tle market opened dull and loWor,
carly snlcs showing decline of 100, but toward
noon The demand Increased, and before tho c!oso
prices had worlod buck to about yesterdays
quotationa, or to S5.20@5.60. Snloa woro chiefly
at s6.20@5.40. though the extreme rnpgo was
s6.10@5.6o. The market olosed firm with about
I'll uo1I
, 1873-04-19
COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY EVENING, April 10.
The following were tho receipts and shipments
of tho leading articles Of produce in Chicago
during tho past twenty-four hours, aud for tho
corresponding dato ono yoar ago:
, 1873-04-19

e9Ga 7sss:1o ssSss i sa9se a.rs sai Sspsn
eoesl s 81 '9sss fsir Il good % DO. 7o@soo; common 10
4sS9:o; colo1od natural loaf Japan, os@oso common
e as s3Ss 0sspg as4so good S'e'''' 'h0'o to
si ToibScG3@No now foa.ure, vete doye'onea in this
market ess wofs quoted scsdz Il to9Ts so:o ss
ri ss@s:e :iGsss 1885, sss a'sS' sss bright soeo
0ss sn%ao sss s,@'so mediums aos.ae
nun aten,s. 27@2oe ,.,u
WooD-1s d moderate request At slisht dnscans'
iii i.oo maple, siaoo hickory, $500; slabs, s7do6
" WooL@Wss SSeshs dull and veat. Quotations sro
Tub, washed, oxtrs medium.
Tub, washed, common to fall. sy9s3o
fisese, pS%'a nass. ansy xx,
Ecoeo, wnshcd, Il Light. tt&934 4so
Eoecc. washed' medium light. .a39g4so
fesss Fesss nTssas %ssa's x&99 ssoa
Fleoee, unwashod, coarro to medium; Mss9o
Tloecc, unwa6hodt coarse, md dingy ,2193oo
hnnor, r,lea. .SSgsMo
Extra pulled 's8S4ao
WoopENWAitE HIT AND Nd nnooMs-De.1ers report =
fair trado tho past wook considering tho unpleasant
woathes rstses were without y.rat,on =. fellowe ~
asfy s;s9 ee -:
s12to; No. tubs, s1l: No. DO, $1,000 No. Do,
hafbu.hel measures. plain, s3.7e por dos; DO Iron
e. e. s. T. ss,SS sssSss
20 Pss aes; 6.ssei soyers, t&ooss.5e; fsnasfiSs'
do, ISL ID nest, sl.1o; broom hanaie,, So Cd
por m; No: brooms, $a.76 No. do, s2.25@2.t0: do
% RxILoAn following .ro tho rato.
recently adopted BY tho lines loading Eastward:
, 1873-04-19

HflEEp-Woro In fair dona,,a at about pYo-
yiolla prices, or Mt al .00@l.75 for poor to conf
mon, at :5.b0@5,50 for medium, and at s576Gp
8.25 for good to choice. I.ocal and outsido buy
era wore operating, and noarly everything was
disposed Of.
, 1873-04-19

CANNED GOODS AND rICKLEs-Dusiness was
aKatn dull aud the general market lacking IN
strength, tomatoes and being tho only articles IN
thu lne Of canned goods for which holders wore POSI-
tively nr,p. snoeotash vas yesterday erroMcoay re,
rorted as in Light Htock. Tho supply In liberal, and
pricca arc weak. slight advance in Crosse Black
VOLTA pickles is noted:
, 1873-04-19
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CATrIE-ro.night cloaos auother active
day In tho cattle 1aarkot tho sn1oB Of tho differ
ont graaes Of stock nmounting to sonowhere in
tho neighborlood Of 5000. In valued; no de-
cidcd cRango was noticeable, though tho proya-
lont foeling WAS somewhat 1rmor-for what rea-
aon was not 30 apparent, aB tho receipts wore
ngain largo, and tho tenor OF advicos from tho
seahoard Was not Of q particularly encouraging
character. Tho attendance Of buyers was moro
than usually full, and the different olnasoB
bought liberally; shippers at 44.75@0.00 for
common to choice smooth woll-fatted steers Of
from 1,O90 to 450 lbs average; local butchers at
e300@6.00 for inferior to good lots, and feeders
at s3.75f94.75. Several aales Of Texas cattle
wero reported, tho most important OF
Which were "a heal averaging 1,078 lbs at a4S0,
aud "a head averaging ,080 lbs ut 55.00-both by
Gregory, strader q Co. Tho market closed
ateady.
uDua--uraoea ssecfs aseraging 1,4ou M
Choice beoyes-Fne, fat, well formed 3year
1,4so ii. w ' s.7o@soc
steers averaging 200 to 1900 1bs. b.2s96be
A asing iso 10 1900 lbs. s ' tso@s2o
Butchers etock-Commou to fair stecrs,
piaugh3er, averaging 800 TO rs ...... s7t47s
sab, Averaging 100 % 1880 ibs. 8.7s@+7s
| Ipfcrior-Light and thin COWS, hefors,
stags b.tlis, aud scalawas stoers. ...... 1bo@a6t
Oatle-To1as, Northern w1nterol 8.6D@4. .Dt
Catto--Corn-fed Texas. &.26Qa6.0t
, 1873-04-19

@23o; common do, 21A02l.<o; roasting do, 100
1pAo; Singapore, 25N9?4o; Costa lsloo, fanoy 24a@
GANnIEs-atar, f,ll weight, 2oKG921o; stearlno full
weight, 16K@1oo; do short weight. 1Ak@16o.
:, iltoE-Iatnn. eY$se1o; na;angoon' 7H@se; CARO-
s6aSna-patent cut loaf, 1aAa1s,5o.; cruahoa,
powdSr;sa ana granuh,,le I, n21ae * sstan'sa an
tra 9. 11@11Ho; Ono. 2 1o31@io,tc yellow G. @ io25
@ioAo ohoico bro,,l, ioH9io;5o primo 49, ';sH n
faf ao' oo.co Na,s e,eane sne's ~
;a in,n1n1 ~ ~ VITA 'aef9H,.c dn fslr mf%G
ia GrmSn; nspi Iio. stas1 slvor drlpu
o1tra aho I1eH1oo goea nyaep ayggsoS u
afa aG ngmS so SM 10 eomo saoo poo
Rico molasaoa choice, oetSo9ot common molasaes, ga
@toe. nam.
, 1873-04-19

add: Ludtnfons Sa15: Muakccou. ts.25S3.50: ocus.
n Il m Meno,nincn h 15tsS % fentWaicr Ia Is
w e@s' AoS~'
--..--
THE WRECK.
Tho echr Delaware was bree"ht Into port today BY
tic tug 1esiathan from arha t1ren, anu T. In very
bad condition. Compeout judges aAy sho q tho worst
wreck that ever came Oh besr1 Hor nn is pcns up
40 that she draws about re leet Of ator In tho cen:
trc, aud eoycn foot at each end, Two steam pumps
arc kept constantly At work to keep r hef
from sinking. Tho acAoones s 70 S p1 Pus
in tho aoshs, hn< thea SURVEY VIII pe
n,aao md tho cot Of reEairlng her estimated; ~.
thought Tint W.n tase o. .eass ~ 'sa @ ngr a
ORDER The Dclaware wnh H ~ ins last fesse %n1cn w @
left Chicago for Buffalo ast ta Will ea1Go o1 ''ooo
hu Of ~hsat' and was oass n" A-'ot" u'aS 1'on'uo'
NOTICE,
whit, ,st will bo kent on perry,s pcr, ia miles
mlt9 ~ trc N1ich mr. Mny l. DURING ptir1-
NORM o. Mo ~; a4s Ts rt n II m elevation Of
R,ng. Raaeg g.sS,n eo1Sva snyfaco " loo of tln wat6t
'ees 's''AA '"--"s~ - N
,-r,.c
, 1873-04-19

Lake frcights wcre dull md nominal, 1T Is aud loo
for corn nnl wheat respectively.
lumber frcightA arc foilowa: Man!atee, t2.75@
800: Ludtt,gtu, $9.75 btuHkcgou, f2.258350; OcUn.
to, f4.00; Menonuncc, 259359; pen.,Sa!cr, $3.75
, 1873-04-19

NOTICE.
white list will bo kept Oh perrys Pier, "A miies
n1 sesson of 1878 The light is at elevation Of ~
festo from surface Of tho watcf.
, 1873-04-19

hefs
md iinsoed are arm also. othor descriptions woro
quoted steldy. Wa ropeat our List as follows Carbon,
linsccd rnw, e7c; do boiled, SLOT; whale, aso; /;
epor ncatsfoot o strct3y nnro S1o;
7bo elephant oil, 05o; turpentne, Gs@7oc; naphsha,
o3 gravity, 2l@22c; naphtha, common, 17318c.
PAINTS, CO1OR8, AND rUTTY-Trading was
1foht nt tina prIces given below:
, 1873-04-19

offerings so readily to the local trade Tnrkeya bring
16@1go aud chtckog $475&G 6.60 Sales comprise 100
lbs choce dresBca turEoys at 17@18c; coos at loo;
COOP at l6o ooops o1tra chickens at $500 10coopa
do ut $500; coops ut $47o; II doz drcrsed at $5b0
O doz do ut $500. .......
pOTAToEs-Tho demand Ia active, particularly for
choice pcachblows aud sl'eh seu readily Ct 9ao9o;
noe aalos Of car extra peachIows nt 0oo; choice
do at 3c; do dirty at 400; cars white at 6oe
mon at Csc; car good do at G0e, delivered.
bAIT-connnes to meet VIII M ials naHlry. % at a the
S223 ordiary coarae s. Is coarse Diamond G, g. 40
ground so1ar sa.5o dairy, without pago s,1o dairy
with bags, $l.75es45o; Aahton dairy por sacS ssoo
sAsll, DOORS, AND BLINDa-Were in moderate re-
Wn rnnti 1efn Il oItnf1.
The sun., 1873-08-07
The New Warden at Sing Sing-The
Punishment of Criminals.

Mr. HuDBELJ the present warden OF
Sing Sing prison, hats introduced radical
! changes IN the administration of that insti-
tuition. These changes have been brought
10 the attention of the public by some of
our contemporaries, and widely different
opinions are expressed rs to their wisdom
and propricty.
These changes may be comprehcnsivcly
aud briefly charac ctcriZed 10y stating that
kindness is substituted for severity rs the
leading principle in the government of the
| convicts. The well-hchlved and industri-
Gus enjoy many privileges and comforts
such as under the circumstances may be
termed luNurirs- heretofore unknown
within the prison walls. Outside friends
of the inmates are permitted to send in
carpets and furniture for the coils. More
"n,rt than formerly j. nu1n to ovaita h"t,v
and confidence M the minds of the prison
ers, and To- induce them To do well low np-
peals Ia their better nature.
Some OF the accounts which have been
published speak IN glowing terms of the
happy results which, rs II is alleged. are
already seen TO flow from this system of
humane treatment. The extraordinary in
stance of oonVici--WEs. ALLRN-arming
himself with nitro-glycerine and success
fully holding at bay all the prison authori-
ties when he was threatened with removal
to Auburn, ii /, contrnded does not de-
tract from the argument that the system
Is right, as ALLEN subsequently surrender
ed uncondtionally and Is to head the next
gang OF prisoners drafted for the hated
Auburn prison.
The UOr'd disapprovcs, very earnestly.
OF the policy OF Mr.. HrnnELt. and CON
tends that il is Numerically opposed To
the theory on which the prison has been
established by the state, ana To the will of
the Legislature Il, expressed in the Habit
udl Criminals act.
We are glad that the Times and the
HOHd have attracted attention to this
subject, and We hope the discussion which
has been opened will be kept up. There
can hardly arise any questions OF greater
interest aud gravity than that of what soci.
ETY. has right TO do, and what IL is its duty
TO do, with those who break It's laws?
one thing is certain: the results Of crim-
inal law, as II has been heretofore admin
istered' especially in tins country, are any
thing but satisfactory. Whether il admit,
of practical Improvement, aud if So bv
what means such Improvement can be
effected, are subjects which may well oc-
cupy the minds Of the thiukiug men of the