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The New York herald., 1873-10-27

The wheat was dull and heavy and prices were
At siD ns s.prins sass yfts aSSus ga
81 h?s I = for .Sfns Ss a'
ter wheat nominal Corn was heavy but closed steader
for yellow. ssc &C. Tor steamer me mixed mixed. and Sc
$ana The sales s about sss 15 Sashe @
fsasy ss aef s gs sas auosS
81 So Issa s.
quiet Held a soc for boat loads and &c for car lots
berth resRts eday VIZ is the %arsst
To liverpool by steam, $50 bales Cotton at Ad, the
PS%aa FSsa ssa @ si
s$H 3 Ss sS. 's!s
heavy goods eos For to6scco 70 Sbraitar Ss ID was
report Austrian bark hence 70 Cork Tor orders
ergool, 1900 b6ls. OF residuum at Is Ga.
MoLAssEs-The market continued dun, with no trans.
quote New crop Cuba, centrifugal and mixed, lsc .
s5e; 90. ciayed 2oc. Sici do muscoyado renmns, a
&c. n ds ssos@ss @ Sc s orsaSs fSS ssS
as to 9f the h Sf
oS r. ss Of GsT Sb q a we
was in R and s easeo M s q
strsins s. s atr at IS .ss and Sss Extra
pale at 81 25 Tar and pitch neglected and nominal
with prices not ESSENTIALLY changed quoted q Oi
Of s month n SS for hn and S for ps
held at SIC for any delivery balance Of YEAR Cases
Ss
5smansd rem entirely nomna At about s Oc & for city
was very firm for prompt deliysry owing to the limited
saSpS ar
creek Tere c q q9iet market with auotstons s. fol
sliis, q; IiasSsts 81 %; Ti.assi!s; s 5
s wefs for
delivery and ioS5 S5is Of srads a bals aIsss. s
sges Gu, meats - DE- lard s0a Sbls and fsrce and
M 8 s ~ s Th sr % nsx all s 81 oS sr U Sdis sssl s
Sl2 20 tor new mess in Chicago seller February Bacon
s s ia a5 d. l eSsss So at sa
$ m OF y " 5 % Hyss Of :.
parcels SlS MsTs placed the Pastssss
s M sr ssa M prime
he
s23 for common TO good Cut meats only in light
isco city picked hams private terms Iooo smoked
sS at I S s9 az S srm smoked a. Sc
s5S At s fresh s ssss ssssa AT s.s sssadsis lss
loose picked bellies 4 lbs wayssags
sfsssy s,Ss,sy
re; % eTees Of kettle at NO terces of Xo. a
&c; 1000 tierces of primes in Chicago, at 7xc. fol
July and $50 terces at DO for November at Ic City
were steady QUOTED as extremes at SIC 7c for heavy
RIcE.-The obbing trade has been moderate to-day.
The transactions foot 80 tierces OF Carolina at re
s1c; 40 bags Of patna at TIC. Zsc. and IT'S bags
Rangoon 6ssc a Csc.
STEARISE.-lhe market was dull and UNCHANGED.
Sales:-30 tierces on the dock At SIC
SuGAR-For raw sugar the general market was quiet
sss4s + :sis. aS$ sas: E
Rico at &c. Sc., $50 hhds of centrifugal on private
terms and lao boxes of moasses sugar at 6@c Refn-
ing sugar quiet but essentially changed in value
We quote :-Cuba-Refnng interior to common, SIC.
rs. fair to good fair, Pc a7c good 70 prime,
molasses, hhds and boxes boxes eAca 7Sc; melado, e.
7sc; do 10 to u 7tc ssc; do Is to Is SIC.
white, gssc. a loac. Porto Rico-Refning, Common to
prime SIC Sac grocery, tair 70 Choice c. SIC.
Dutch standard, Nos. 10 to l2 nc: SIC Maniia-Su.
perior and extra SUPERIOR 6zc. TIC.
TALLow vase dull, but not guotaby changed. We have
only to report sales of 2500 lbs OF outside nc
wnIsKEr.-Receipts, 62a. and Tor the week 496.
bbs The market quiet and again easier Sales IH
bbls at 931zc and l5Q bbls at 93c-
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NEW YORK EaRA1D MONDAY OCTOBER IT. TRIPLE SHEET

OF the week. $40 boxes Exported during the week,
1870 boxes and 900 nhds including 800 boxes and all
The hhds to the United States Bacon quiet s22 scS
per cwi Butter dull Flour quiet sra s22 oper Dbl
Lard dun In tin s2l 90 s2s per auin.aE po,a oss
per auintsi. wax-Yellow in fair demand at $i2 :.
sl2 50 per arrobe; white dun. Honey or.,et
So 50 per Dbl. Naval stores nominal Coal eli dull
SO $55 per NJ pitch pine steady shocks box heavy
hogshead in fair demand at 81 reals hoo long
the United States per box OF s.gar, 5lc 81; per
hogshead Of sugar s. 70 ~ Su per hogshead Of mo-
g. ton Loading AZ other ports the north coast 70
OF moasses S3 IS 50 to Falmouth and orders b2s Cd
COS I'd. per ton. Exchange quiet on the United states
60 days currency 50 So premium short sight, 90 %
premium; 90 days. gold 81 60 premium; short sight
O. 6S premum on Lpadon. 50 81 premium; on raris
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,,ctces loo at iySc. November, 1900 at lit, 500 at
ssnber i0c st g isc ic a. isc @ a. lsss t o q, =,
l6sc 100 at is 72c.. 100 At l5c 100 at is l-s2c 40
st slsc January loo at ls1 o ats Lice ~ scS a.
100 At Is a0 at 10 iSl6c Total $500 bales Grand
Flour AND -Recepts--Fiour, AIS bbls. wheat
rs ssi bushels corn ss 62 do oats 6 do barley
1872 do rye 6Sl do ana for the week ending nour,
s20S2 bbls wheat, 069 bushels; corn La 7u DO
corn meal Sis bbs and o75 sacks oats $40 1u9 bush.s
barley Pa aS do. rye 2,255 do The tour marker was
dull and prices favored the buyer without being lower
mesa ns ssss loS, np aD1rs asv oos a Corn
meal continued in fair demand with sales reported OF
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rnat calls for special comment The price Is sun
loyy, and there Is no immediate probability OF -
advance The demand OF merchants Is iiml.cd TO
what they require from day to day, and lois sum is
small because there is little present disposition 10
take goods out OF bond or buy exchange for remit
tances. The total shipments from England to
America have thus far amounted to about
sl3,oOoooo. The fluctuations nom day 70 day in
the market were as follows:-
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HAVANA MARKET.

o. - HAVANA, Oct 25 1873
a, suRsf-Demand fair and market nrrn; operations
mited owing 70 the scarcity Of classes demanded for
sip peg pmens No 10 e ~ Dutch stapdard reals
molssse pnns. sugar, ~ M reals Mclssses ncmnaI
sugar at Havana and Matanzas--stock I'm ,-arc.
-aepx' lulw boxes ans s,VN bids, Rsssi,N
The New York herald., 1873-10-27
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

LEvIsoN-MARRENNER.-On Friday, October 2A
at the Collegiate Reformed church, corner Filth.
avenue and Twenty.nnth street, by the Rev.
William Ormiston. d. d. JOHN r. LEvIsoN to,
AMELIA N. MARRENNER.
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
FINANCIAL,

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Oct 25 1873 .
Printing cloths nominaly unchanged. No important
transactions are reported
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Lower for both Spot and Future
Flour Dull and Easy-Wheat Easier
Corn Steadfer-Oats Firm-Pork Dull
Lard Steady-Freights Firm-Groceries
Quiet - Petroleum Unchanged Naval
stores Quiet-Whfshey Easier.
SATURDAY, Oct. 25-9P M.
The trade movement was very moderate during
the whole OF last week. the fluctuations in the gold
premium, the uncertainties OF the future and the
great scarcity OF currency all combining to check
healthy business in merchandise. The last men,
toned cause was the universally recognized chief
impeachment to the prosecution OF business enter
prises, and Is being severely felt throughout the
country, but more especially in the chief CONNER
cia marts and in the manufacturing districts,
where a plentiful supply OF the circulating
medium is OF the first importance. Manu-.
featuring Is being curtalled, just as busi-
ness generally Is retarded, and the causes
are mdentical. During the past week the mar.
kets were, as general thing, dull and irregular,
prices nuctuating altogether too frequently and
too radically to admit Of large transactions. The
breadstufs was fair though the transac-
tons were nothing like what the export movement
would seem to indicate most Of the wheat going
forward being delivered contract The markets on
Change were quite generally depressed all through the
week and closed dull. On Saturday -four was dull and
in bnysns favor Wheat was also dull with declining
lover basis Corn was rather sesder at the S eo,s
and prices improved somewhat from the lowest
point Oats and barley were strong. whskey
still declining tendency. Freights stronger.
Pork remained nominal; while lard was steady. Naval
roen Were strong especially spirits Of Pc
essentially changed in value. Cotton was in fair re-
quest but at lower prices, both for spot and future
sS & &s;s
si[goes ssc APPS .g1se fair DO, Nc 21c good do.
snsspore aie e 1e ceyon grass mat &c c
2lc 2c Laguayre, 2lc. 22c; jamaica io,!c a,iIc
la Eica S,s 2Hsc.; Mexican ig1lc. ase savanilia
CorTox-The offerings Of spot cotton continued large
ana prices were again &c per d. lower ali grades
decline Of c from the closing rate OF the preyios eve
ming, but subsequently, ruled hrner under pnrebasesto
cover" and the decline partially recoyered clos
ing however weak under renewed disposition 70 SELL
49,, Upands alabama Nev or,erns. z.ras
S:$ $;;si,:! IA :Ss::y: $ T. 4
slssslIss ssss %aaiss: ding. ls TX ~ iss a
The quotations based on cotton store running
quality not than half grade above or below the
grade quoted. The sales were =
Consumption ................. 30 SS ' 40
specuiauon.. .........ssssssssss
fSsfls in the above ar. s bales % se arrive.
as follows Last evening after three o'clockkovem
200 al IS iCc 100 at Is SiSe, 200 Isc; January, f
ss 5 az e March ~ hsssua!S o
To-day I'm y anS +. M-QciQials lW d jSSs saoli
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Totals. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. eG9 1,084 1858
Incu in the above are 308 bales 70 arrive. For
future delivery oasis low middIing the sales have been
follows Last evening after three oclock--Novem.
ber 100 at l5 s2c sD at Lie December 600 at l5yc,
al Is isc j, 6Oc Ga at i isc SO al S febraaiy 800
a. Ssc dc9 at y l6c March 2% At rs 81 &c. zoo at
To-day un y ona z. Ar-QetQheE lW u JfcA abort.
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| AT REASONABLE RATEs1MoNEY ON LIFE AND AND
II IL
soash and sod
A MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE,
A. IN New York & Brooklyn and New Jersey Apply S 70
ReiervncesNHon John j. DISCO Robert L. Lowery, Esq,
Jacob D. vermilye, ESQ
ATLANTIC MAIL. STOCKHOLDERS MAY HEAR OF
and as 'fSss
INV TsEa aa,aST skFis
factory MARGINS; INTsREsT ALLOWED ON
% E G sENEbioT, R. P. FLOWER. H. H TRUMAN.
(yITIzENs SAVINGS BANK
and 49, y IN y G
the same has been on deposit next previous to those
gay on Mon
10YSsTs ses
Deposits made n Of before November VIII in
| terest from that day
| (IoMMERCIALI, WAREHOUSE COMPANY OF NEW
~ NEW YORK. October 49, 1873
tai stock Of the company, payable and after Noven
I books win be yaG 6T9s @ 2ss qn
| CENTRAL COLORADO IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
The Coupons due November on the above Bonds will
ops oe psd on and after sn1 aay apoa AZ our
corner Wall aud Broad streets.
HATcH FooTE, Banker.
| IL Wall street. New York. Nl
We make dealings in government bonds and gold
Orders executed stocks and bonds commission for
Interest allowed on deposits.
! uAsKINs 4 BRAINE, BROKERS' II BROAD
street-Gold and Stocks bought and sold on margin
with
MORRIS WILKINS, .AUCToNEER
M nm, o1v Auction c M sale .e,, Of Bonds - u.s.
at s lie Il Eaenass 81 ss"SaS
No Ill Broadway.
'ss Sas% %sy ou
sas ss
mostgass cent Bonds eeatpr and Ess 81 Louis
sry May, August November; principal payable 1900;
O'Clock; balance next day. : -
MONEY TO LoAN-IN SUMS OF $1,000 TO $1,000,
No.
MANUFACTURERS, WITH ESTABLISHED BUsI.
capital s to Sposs Of an erss
fap n by to
Ct the grst MSrgsgs Bonds NsM ;
+ PAID; and that aais e. ne once Of Hsssrs.
| duncan. sherman q Co., NO. ii Nassau street.
w. r. SHERMAN, Treasurer.
NEW YORK PER CENT BONDS.
IN Brooklyn Z per cent Bonds,
4 cent Bonda
| other choice Stocks and Bonds,
paying 10 to ~ per cent ut low rates for sale by
/ ALBERT II. NICOLAY co.
| No. 43 Pine street, New York.
B.-Invesment Securities speciality over q years.
| NORTH CAROLINA SPECIAL TAX BONDs-HoLD
1N of these bonds intending to join In suit under
charge of MI Mcdonald hereby notified to hand in
number Of bonds and Of half Of one per cent
THOMAS DENNY, Jr Chairman, No 80 Wall street
oOE0 wANTED-FOR $780, BY NOVEMBER /, I
pCCO will give First Mortgage of 81 200 on unencum-
bered los payable half in and balance in two
years security ample. Address s., box 4OS3 New York
Post Office
| GG 000 FOR sALB, FIRST MORTGAGE, NEW
| QO.OOO. Jersey property miles; valued at
$4,000; bondsmsn Al; good discoun. allowed.
j. o. HOYT son, III Broadway.
| CT 0O0 wANTEp-ON FIRST MORTGAGE, FOR
| QJ .UOU one year, on Wes,chester county unim-
$4,000; bonus given Address APHIS," Herald office,
$S7 TO 10 fRIvATE p FL ING
| First and Second Mortgages purchased
/ W. ID. 4 Il. BARTLES, sc Wall street
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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The quotations based on cotton in store running
quality not more than half grade above or below the
grade quoted The sales were = ''
The New York herald., 1873-10-27
COPARTNERSHIPS.

NEW YORK, OCTOBER Is ls7a-To ALL WHOM IT
IN may concern know ye that the copartnership be-
tween Robert Hoey and Paul Bauer Is hereby dissolved
PAUL BAUER, at No. 33 Bowery, New York
THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
between the undersigned, under the firm name Of
Gett Bros has been this day dissolved by mutual
sent. j. j.. GILLETT.
+. ". GILLETT.
The undersigned will continue the business collect
ing all indebtedness and paying bills against the firm.
NEW YORK, Oct rs 1873 +. NJ. GILLETT
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Cotton Lower for both Spot and Future
Flour Dull and Easy-Wheat Easier
Corn Steadfer-Oats Firm-Pork Dull
Lard Steady-Freights Firm-Groceries
Quiet = Petroleum Unchanged Naval
stores Quiet-Whfskey Easier.
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A 7 REASONABLE RATEs-MONEY ON LIFE AND
"A Endowment Insurance poc,es Mortgages and other
Securities Insurance OF all kinds effected with best
companies J. ]. HABRICH CO., III Broadway.
A -LAPSLEY 4 BAILEY, BROKERS', "a BROAD
IA. way.-Stocks bought and sold on commission
privileges negotiated; circular explaining privileges
With reere nces mailed % any address. '
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years,
now, recently working at No. 100 Maiden lane, has
been perpetually engaged In revolutions against
the Spaniards in Cuba. lie helped TO capture the
Havana mail steamer Comanditario. He only
left the prison at Havana about three months ago.
Hall his life has been spent in Cuban prisons, and
he regularly claims Uncle SANS protection and In
tervention: HIS son here, q cigar maker, has
saved his life twice through interference at WASH
ington. Before he goes into fight he prays Tor
the repose OF the souls OF the SpRniards that he
The following correspondence speaks for ITSELF
DErARrxEsI Q. STATE, WASHINGTON. May 81. 1873.
saI have 70 acknowledge the receipt Of your letter
hope ha your fathers safety is assured and that his re-
Admiral egadas letter transmitted with yours Of the
@ y"ur ns. n herewith as rfHHsIoH T
B. sASrA RosA, os Maiden nsso''' lane - "
Consul s Havana, eiorraphs tina. your father sailed
Secretary OF state.
Colonel Bortel, q native OF Remedies, Cuba, is an
experienced officer, and has done good service
against the Spaniards.
Mr.. Hernandez, OF Matanzas wealthy planters
son, also Joins the expedition.
great many OF the patriots are cigar MAKERS
VINO paa nsr % nd cubans who
had no intention OF going to Cuba by the Atlas,
borrowed their passage money and joined inc lib-
enthusiasm OF the moment, when they saw tho
vessel about TO take Its departure.
The Commander of the Next virginius
Erpedition-Brigadic General Rafael
Quesada.
This distinguished Cuban commander, now In
5amaica was born In Puerto Principe and Is thirty
three years Of age BEigadicr Quesada has served
with distinction in the armies Of the Republic OF
Mexico, where upon numerous occasions he gave
proof OF that spirit Of daring courage which has
marked his later career In the service Of young
Republic Of Cuba When the government pf Prest
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-19
English Es;;..ate Of Lee.

An able article on Robert E Lee, in
tie ElirtuTg Reris-o, contains the fol.
!o%ins:
The day will come when The evil
pa-sioos OF the great civil strife will
sleep in oblivion, and North and South
will do justice to each others motives
and forget each Others wrongs. Then
history will speak with clear voice o!
the deeds done on either side, snd the
citizens OF the whole Union do justice
20 the memory OF the dead, and place
shove all others the psme OF the great
chief of whom we have written. In
strategy mighty; in battle terrible;
in adversely, as in prosperity, hero
indeed, with the simple devotion 10
duty and tie rare purity OF the idea'
Christian knight he joined al! The
kingl, qualities OF a leader OF men. 1t
is a wondrous future, indeed, that lies
before America, but in their annals OF
wears to come. as in ,bose OF the past
there will be found feS names that can
rival in unsullied lusire that OF the
heroic defender OF his ra!iYe Virginia,
Robert Edward Lee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-19
CurIous Story About Flaws.

From the Baltimore Americana
A curious Incident occurred a fe" days
since a shor; distance from this city.
One o. our weli-known merchants had
gone on, on visit to friend. at whose
house there Was . brightlitle boz, aud
one day, to please the child, he manu-
featured 3 very large kite, and as the
wind We slrorg enough, the kite was
raised at olce. Aaer it had gone up
nearly hal: nile, large crowd CT
country people collected TO admire it, as
such a magnificent toy had never
been eeen in that section before. While
the spectators were admiring it, a very
large hawk was seen to fly slowly out
Of q neigbboring grove aud go directly
towards tie Kite The hawk ap'
prosche,l within q few feet OF the strange
looking object, AID then circled about
under it Tor perhaps five minutes, when
he flew Just above it and again creed
sround several times. Suddenly he
lowered directly over the Kite, and aAer
looking at it inteatly Tor SHORT time,
dar,ei iownwards, and striking the
paper, passed directly through the kite,
coming on the under side. After this
strange experierce, which no doubt
puzzled the hawk vaa'lv, he flew OF 8
short distance for reflection, but still
!,se6iug the kite in view. Not being
disposed TO give it up so, he quickly re-
turned to the charge, end this time las
tened Oh the long string of rags tLst
we're used as a tail 10 the kite, which
be tore srd scattered in the air IN a
ssvage manner. Finding, however, no
resistance on the part OF the kite, be
became Disguised or scared, and flew
away toward the woods from whence
he came. The gentleman saya that
whenever the hawk made an attack be
would retreat a little, as il he expected
the strange bird Was going to return the
G,.JulT
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-19
TIE New Orleans Times relates tn

TIE New Orleans Times relates the
the following incident: The moat
curious instance Of resu:ciation recorded
in our annals happened recently, On
Prytauia street, near Terps'chore. A
child three years old died early in the
morning, and Was duly laid out for in,
termeni; competent physician certified
10 the disease, and the friends OF toe
family assembled to solemnize the
funeral. Late in tie afternoon, the
body having been cofiined, aud the
funeral carriages Visiting at The door,
thunderstorm arose. 1t Will he re-
:nembered that there were some unusu-
ally violent reverberations during the
brief term OF lis prevalence. Stimuli
tareously with one o: the most dea'en,,
ing Of these claps, the child recovered
it, animation aud resumed all TIE !unc-
tons OF ex sterce. II is now perma-
nently recovered.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-19
:, An Unbiased Opinion.

From the Clarksburg Sun.
We publish in this issue an article
on the appointing power under the new
constitution. written last January by
Mr.. W. E. Arnold, and re-published in
the REGISTER OF this week. 1t is Pc
culiarly appropriate to give this article
again to the public at this time. Mr..
Arnold was an ardent admire Of Gov.
Jacob, and a strong adhereutt to his 20.
liticsl fortunes, and the article was not
written with a view to the present ques.
tons which have arisen by the extra
ordinary action Of the Governor, as it
was long before any such question arose.
But the writer does not 60 so far as to
enunciate unequivocally and give good
reasons therefor, that the legislature
may provide agencies other than the
Governor, for the appointment Of Of
fcers created by law, and whose ap-
pointment ia provided for in the
constitution, and thus settles the ques-
ton in this controversy OF the Governor
against the law.
And as the writer was 80 perspicuous
in his Interpretation of these contro'
verted sections OF the constitution then,
and so clear and confident in his con-
victions OF their meaning, that he as
sumed the task Of instructing the pub
lie thereon, we presume these are his
convictions and opinions yet.
We thus have the means OF knowing
the opinion of an honest and intelligent
Jacob man upon the merits oithis cons
troversy, founded upon impartial inves.
tigation, and deliberately given al a
time, when cool discretion was unob-
scured and unbiased by partisan rancor,
fomented and famed by designing rad
icals to embarrass the administration
under the new constitution and the
laws.
We have no doubt, rom the c0ncln-
sive and able manner in which Mr.. Ar
mold has treated this matter. Gnd elimi-
mated the true principle thcre!ronl, 81"
though he sustained the Governor on q
former occasion, in this instance, he dis
countenanceS and disarproves his i'll
advised proceedings.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-19
ITEMS.

Petroleum V. Nasty has opened an
advertising agency in New York.
The financial editor of Western pa
per quotes Legislators easy and in fair
demand at $780,"
Ssbina the great Italian tragedian
has engaged with Mr.. Craw to give one
hundred performances in the United
States, commencing in September next
Messonnier, the French artist, a cele-
brated painter Of battle scenee. recently
sold a new picture on which he was
engaged fer 100000. 1t is entitled The
Charge Of the Cuirassiers."
Somebody asks: "What is home
without cradle? Hang the cradle.
It's the little CUES in the cradle that
makes home howl. il anything does.
Galveston, Tex, has received cards
for the approaching marriage Of q young
gentleman and lady aged respectively
fourteen ard twelve.
General James Shields, ex-senator
vas run over At 3 street crossing in St.
Joseph, No, May 9TH, and sustained a
CON ulna fracture G: the thigh.
The Philadelphia Press Claims
Louisiana rs 3 Re"uh'ican Stale 'or
the very sooi reason that it contains
more heroes thna whites Comment
is Unr essarv.
Commodore Vanderbilt; is about to
erect Il large marble palace on the cor
ner o. Thire avenue and Forty second
street. New York, TO be known as the
Grind Central BaEh
Ii is s,a,cd sword belonging 10 the
late General Meaie, presented to bin
bv the United States !or his services IN
Mex CO. was picked up hy a Confeder-
ate at Charlottesville, Va, during the
war. ard word has just been sent to the
family Of the late General that it is at
their disposal.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-19

TRIED AND TRuF."-Whst words OF
ecnfdepce and trust are these? 1t is
what msny G poor sufferer can say OF
Helmbn!d's Buchu. 1t is the only re-
liable medicine OF those terrible diseases
of the Kidneys and Urinary Organs.
Beware OF counterfeits. The genuine
has the private proprietary stamp OF d.
T. Helmbold. Full directions With
each bottle. John F. Henry, New
York, Sole Agent.