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THE MAJESTY OF FAILURE.

Failed Al! that word does many a tale UNI
fold,
Ship half completed, careless set afr' t;
A book begun, yielded to rust and mold
Railroad projected marble hewn and left;
A hymn, part written, then the pen laid by;
Ger all these wrecks the loud world laughs
with sheer;
But he who falls heaves far deeper sigh
For what TO their dull eyes does not appear.
They see In that white block, only rough stone
In that incipient verse, unmeaning lines;
He sees his lost Ideal, crushed alone,
The non-fuliilment of his aim he pines.
In vision than his earthly hands could rear;
He failed because his cam outstretched her
wings,
Some. being content street organ tunes to
grind,
Pleasing the gaping crowd, forsooth, "suc-
Far better, mute before Il G unattained,
Pursu' 1g STILL still see the goal recede.
Rather than pander to the multitude,
SPIRIT be brave scorn censure, dare TO fan,
Upon the western frontiers wild and rude.
Three shantles, clustered In some prairie
vale,
Labeled themselves a 'city !" seem to say,
stranger, judge us by what we aim TO be-"
Judge men by aim. Let purpose far outweigh
Chance deed that may not with the intent
agree
When lyres are hushed, men scorn the half
sung lay,
The grand unwritten hymn no mortals see.
Let others bend TO take the rabble's bays,
Receive the homage OF the passing hour;
Thy glory waits-reseryed for coming days.
Through present failure, reach thy future
-Woman's Journal.
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Eat your bread, Charles-do not fling it
away, said learned and good judge to one
one of his family, the other day; adding,
for who knows, in the yicissitudes of this
life if you may not some day want iii The
old gentleman had to cough look learned,
and go away, when his youngest answered
more logically than his parent; If cat it,
how can l have it when want it This is
the result ola learned judge having chill
drcn.
A school-boy being requested to write a
composition on the subject of "Pins," pro-
duced the following: Pins are very use
full. They have saved the lives of many
men, women and childrcn--in fact whole
families. How so? asked the puzzled
teacher; and the boy replied; Why, by
not swallowingit. This matches the story OF
the other boy who defined salt as the stuff
that made potatoes taste bad when you don't
put on any.
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Miscellaneous Gossip.

Rose Terry Cook is her name now.
Agnes Ethel is to be Agnes somebody
else shortly.
Syed Burgash, sultan of Zanzibar, is
about to visit England.
"Porte Crayon" Strother is taking pen
and pencil notes in the rocky mountains.
A Chicago paper calls Canada our 'na-
tional apprentice in the corruption busi-
ness"
newly-arrested indianapolis criminal
who had "reporterphobia," placarded his
cell door with don't know anything"
So many cergymen were noticed at the
Saratoga races that, according to "Miss
Grundy," it was proposed to have prayers
between the races.
Mdlle Liebhart, who sang in the Ru-
bernstein troupe, last winter. is at Cape NAV
and gave concert there. the other night,
cen grande toilette
Rural Park seminary at Alton, H..
which has hitherto been merely a girls
boarding school, has become the female
department of ShurtleT college.
Joseph Hastings, of Petersburgh Tenn,
hung himself few days ago. He was the
father Of the triplets exhibited at the Nash:
vile exhibition last fall
At Roaring Branch, Pa. n woman has
peeled 200 cords of bark, this summer.
Women who can peal 200 cords of bark in
one season are getting mighty arce.
com;ro homo from sr;r;,r,,;s,; oo,
ing at Hinmanvillc. n. Y, last Sunday.
LIZZIE Miles and Ida Dickey took little
sail on the river and both were drowned.
NJ, M
niiss pell" -. i-ochwoou Is .he lirst wo,
Wan Wnl Mms.. !" appear III ,he courts OF
lawyers in an eiectment case the other
day.
new hotei Oh magnihceht proportions
shorty 10 DC erec, .r, on inc canadian
siuc o! niagara iaiis' Inc Canadian South
scheme.
o,
Gun ahother lawyer mas brought suit
aea,,isl LAURA fair LOT ms ilttie biii IN de-
1ending her IN the Crittenden case. 1t
wouiu nave peen mucn cheaper ior her 10
"A fmiaueipma woman dropped short
Hag-s.ai, WIN spear-heau upon the end
run II 'hiru-s'ory WHhuoW, anu her Ittie
girl VINO was playing on the doorstep be-
'o"' was '"'"i'y l'npaieu py H.
A TROY merchant who has an upderto,sors
shop on one side of his store and doctor S
office on the other, advertses ''the largest
assortment of boys pistols in the mar
ket.' 1t looks like completely.
Tbo.reducton in tho assessed valuation
of Ogdenshnrg n " has 81 Unfinished
the funds in the hands of the board of edu-
cation, that the Ogdensburg educational
institute has been forced to suspend for a
wear.
lwo-column "coue OF hohor, oeing
me rules ior me government OF hostlie
Tsbed in manv nanors Woxr I'LL c pn
..Tho Murderer,s rGomn,oto HordhooL o,
tho CuiJc r. Core. VI
MIR. Hosenfelt, of Amador, CAL, used
giant-powder cartridges to scare FISH into
his net, and the cartridge he held in his
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The 8utlana daily Globe.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, 1878.


Little He'd Riding Hood.
The birds they sang, the morning smiles,
The mother kissed her darling child
And said, my dear, take custard's three
And carry 10 you" Grand-mdmD,ie.
The little maid had on her head
little Riding Hood of Red,
And as she sped the lonely wood
They called her small Red Riding Hood
Her basket on her arm she hung
And as she went thus artless sung,
"The lady lived beneath the hill
And If not gone resides there still"
The Wolf King saw her pass along
lie eyed her custards marked her song.
He said this child and custards three
This evening shall my supper be.
The little maid sped on her way
Nor needless OF her plalntlve lay,
She scarce had passed the murky wood
When little Wolf King near her stood.
oh stop my pretty child so gay
All whether dos't thou lead thy way,
My little self and custards three
Are going to my grand-mammle.
VIII you by yonder mountain go?
on which the azure blue bells grow;
I'll take this road then haste thee dear
Or before you will be there.
And when Our racing shall be done
A kiss you'll forfeit II won.
your nrl1e ehoI, no 4, ,,o,, erst oo,,o
Some candy, sugar and plum.
oh thank you good Sir Wolf said she
And dropped pretty curtesy.
The little maid then onward HE'D
And sought the blue bell fountain side,
The wolf sped on DER marsh and moor
And family tapped at Grandma's door,
rorIom sinai, bod p,d,n,, H.,
Tho hobb,p mi, GRAND r,o,,,,,,, o.,o,
Tho door viii tbon av onon ,,iao
rhe craftv vol, tho honnin arau,
And stro,,,nt t,,o ,ror ,,,,,, o,,,,, 49,.
uo nocod ,,'o nod roo,,, ,,,,,o ,,,,aa
,n1 ,,,,.,oo u, ,,,,e,sna .', ,',,.. wv
~ w :, mucous ,o"'
p a.,'a, saa',, n ~ ',i l, .'i,'o' '"'ec
u -, ~ Wv v.
'i D'",n, ' y W vi 'i'e 9'oieS
~ .,.'"'u i.i ''"V"'' 0'"oAeu nei oone9
.,.a ,' nvi ,i.''i II, lu'nou hoi soic
orana ', ,,o INV ~, Ivy, wv.
ua,. ,,,,,t a1,, ,,o', ,,n -. Nv 81. !"
,r,,o,, ,,,1,a,,,,,,i o., 49,. ,,aa.,.',
An emo, ,,at,,,oon ,,,o s,,oo,,, ,a p
.tIena,h Of ,ho door yo,co baa.d no
witch cr,cd I,ve rro,,oht ,,o, c,,.tords ,,roo
Oh LET me in Grond-mammv GOOD
For I am small Red Riding Hood
The bobbin mil. the Wolf KING cried
The door viii then ov omen wide
The little maid the bobbIn drew
And straight the door wide omen flew
She placed the custards ON the floor
And sivbed 7 wish Ide hroueht vou ,our
Pm very tired dear Grond-mommv
OH NAV come to he'd with thee
Oh ! come sweet child the Wolf King cried
And Law nv sweet one Inv NV side
All little Thought the child so cav
The cruel Wolf King near her Law.
oh tell me good Grand-mammv dear
What makes yo, voice so prufr appear.
oh hush my child the Wolf K,1p said
I'VE got n small cold I'm my head
Oh! tell me good Grand-mammy kind
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PRICE THREE CENTS.

1t seems to me that Just because we are
intended, MS long as we live, to be in the
state of intense moral effort, we are not in
tended to be in intense physical or intelec-
tual effort. Our full energies are to be
given to the souls work--to the great fight
with the dragon--the taking the kingdom OF
heaven by force. But the body's work and
hehd's work are to be done quietly, and
comparatively without effort Ruskin.
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Groceries and 2rnpision.

~ " w ~ IL " w N
. lbs. HYsoN TEA for 20 cents
lbs. ooLoNG TEA for 30 cents.
lbs. YOUNG HYsoN TEA for 81. 90.
Valencia Ralslns, 10 cents per ID.
Layer Raisns, IL cents per ID.
Rutland and Weymouth Nails, cutlery, Flour,
deal and Grain, and thousand things too nu-
merOus TO mention, as long windy advertise
ments cost, which customers, indirectly, have to
pay.
Rutland. VT. June 49, iune19 d&w1m
THE CLOSING OUT SALE
or a stock OF
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
CRoCKERY, GLASSWARE, &C., &C.,
II A co NJ MEN e E d.
ECONOMICAL HOUsEKEEPERs
VIII avail themselves of the opportunity which
1t nQrds to replenlsh their stock of household
supplies.
sg- Every article is sold at cost or less.
PHRASE CALL AND LEARN PRICES.
G. w. CHAPLIN, JR.,
No. o. MERCHANTS ROW, RUTLAND.
7 Il r. CADEN,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
CANNED FRUITS. PICKLES, &C.,
..:GLAss, EARTHENwARE:
AND FANCY GOODS.
Also, Dealers in
DRY GOODS, sHAwLs, DRESS GOODS,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, &C., &C.
An assortment OF
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
Constantly on hand.
AGENTS FOR MAIL STEAMERS TO AND
FROM EUROPE.
sS-DRAFTs FOR ANY AMOUNT ON THE
BANKS OF ENGLAND, IRELAND. SCOTLAND
AND WALES
CORNER FREIGHT AND EVELYN SITS.
RUTLAND, VT
1857. 1878.
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WHITTIER.

Whittier depart the souls OF the brave that die
In the battle,
Die in the lost, lost fight, for the cause that per-
ishes with them?
Are they upborne from the field on the slum-
berous pinions OF angels
Unto far-on home, where the weary rest from
their labor,
And the deep wounds are healed, and the bitter
and burning moisture
Wiped from the generous eyes?
Arthur Hugh Ciough.
, 1873-08-23

law school oxcelled In numbers and talont by
mono in tho country. State support has dono
much to build up rival institutions o]sowhero
to which Illinois stndonts llave hookcd. Thoro
hre advantages, lowovor, not only for 1llinoiB
Htudonta, hut for tllone from other Btatoa. IN
studying Inv in largo city, In which tho Fod-
oral State, and local courts ARC always in full
blast, and In which tho highest grado Of profos-
aionhl ability oan bo secured.
:" An evening in tho 11igh1ant1r," WAS tho titlo
aolcotod by tho Highland Association of Chicngo
for tiloir trat semt-annuat gatharing in Growh
Hall, on Went Madison Btro0t, between Sheldon
stroet and Bishop court. Tho Society Ia COM
posed mainly OF ladies nnd gentlemen who have
retained tho Gaelic Language, and Ii at once
aocal =, and litorary in its character.
lts ultimate object Ia to soeuro for
its menborB h library of Gneio
works, which 1t can obtain from no othor library
THO gathering Inst ovoning wan not NJ lnrgo M il
Will DO on the next occasion, but was sufficiently
30 to encourage tho members in continuing the
organization. Tho programme last oyoning am
bracod med1oy, purely national In character, M
follows: 4 collection OF Highland music on
tho bagplEos, BY Joseph Cant; addroaa
By Mr. Mclaughlin; q Gaolio song, quar-
tette by tho Nosars McKays .and 11acloai,H !;
noloction Of Highland music on tho piano by
MrB Mcpherson; tho Highland Fling BY Gilbert
Robertson an address to tho Society by tho
Kov. Mr. Mclaughlin: a aong In English by Mr..
Nicol, accompanied by Miss Mclaughlin; and
rocoaa and refreshments by all the party;
similar programme for tho second part. oontai1l-
Ing, bOBdcH, d sword dnnco, and concluding with
"Auld Lnng Syno." Tho eyouing was ono of
roal enjoyment to tho members.
, 1873-08-23

Lacon, 5000 In corn lilly, Morris, s,Dno bu corn,
1880 Iba Timothy acod Robert Itol,ncs, Morris, oaod
bu corn 7,400 It's timothy socd Grecto driswold,
hinooka 5000 bu corn 0nla. enoca, $500 bu corn,
4,lso a timothy sood Georgia, Ottawa 400 bu corn
EclirHe Lcnont, 85 ys1s stolo w. A. stecI, Lomont,
o5 yda stone; Augusta Lomon 80 yda stone; II. II.
Atinson, Lcmont 81 II yds stone Oak Leaf Lo1uont,
Gs yds Rtone: W. ]. 1toob,.ck, Lnnlont, 50 ytn
.t0no Mayfowor, Icnont, SO yla stone; Edwin
Walker, jr, Lemont, 60 yfla htono Martin 1EoRan,
Lamont, as ya stono leacue, Lcnont, 10 yda stono
blelnrBoE, lonlont. 10 yls stone 8. T., Lcmont,
10 ys Htonn: 1tenrletn Wnkur, Ic1non OF yla stone
% brls me; Ellie DConnel, saR, 10 ya atune prop
South 9horo, Willow Springs, Al yds gravel Sligo
Wiilow arrfnga, 20 ons Ice Mary Orely, Joliet 07
1ona ico god Ko Lasac, q, 100 bu corn Reliance,
otEAnnp-rrors Wasp, Summit, light; Sligo, VII.
low 6pringa light ftotropoh Henry, 2,u00 II lu,n-
9er, ao IN BlnHlea, ~ bris ilnur Waye Norrig 4ht
Lly, Morrts, light; Frederick, Iasalle, light.
- CANAL OFFICE CH1oAao, Aug. 23.-ARn1vED-n. s.
Ohrl,ohnr sagiilaw 30 y,B nono Traveller Lotnont,
o. xas Stone reter and 1an ottawa $500 h corn
rort 76a b, corn 3o brlB flour Sunrise, Ka,.iakeo
Orion, MsrseileB, G000 bu corn In,ltIsty, = r"t.'
1900 hl corn. 200 bu oatH, 1920 lta sorf:
Iockport, b,80 Eu corn.
CLEAnEn-Monto Chrsto, 03,85i IT n,ntlcr. "a
6a]lc, 100 m fatb. Joliet 1lilore Rcuccn, ):".*
Montana, soncca, light; ~ &. L. Eonth, sofoca,
light; Prop Mohawk Iec, Wilmington. "a NJ
lMiubor,, 2 nj lath; Messenger, Wilmington.
90 N lumber; Elizabeth, 1.ocErort, 2,oon Grick''
3s, 1s,ao lba aunlries; Qracio drsw''ld, Nfinooka,
light; occsn. 0ltawe, 1883 It lumber onondaaa,
Morria, 3,a76 ibs sundrtes.
, 1873-08-23

the reality Of the matarial Ono Of these settled
cortalntes Is that man Inns a moral 1ia-
turo. Tha nature demands q God. Horo
tho reverend speaker referred TO tho
evidences and gonuinoncas Of tito gaorod Word
III dotnu. But Wo mtlHt not only be Btoatlfast In
tho theory, but also in the practice, For, with
all this immovablity on tho ono hand, wc are, on
tho othor hand to bo found always nboundiug In
tho work Of tho Lord.
Tho speaker olosnd by referring to tho danger
Of drifting unconeoouAly AWAY from Christ.
Tow Christians deliberately wander from Christ;
but they ceaae: little by littlo to do tho work Of
the Lord. Before they arc aware OF 1t, tl,cy
have drifted out Into tho cnroleas indifferent,
aud Goddess world. lot lis hold fast to tho
Lord Josua Christ, mud tho reward of our toll
will not hc In win. Mover In vain shall mon
labor for God
RuNDAY HERv1cE8.
Those will not yary from tho .rogn1ar pro-
Nor Is 1t known who will officiato. Tho 1}ov DR..
Fowlor, PreBidont Of tho Northwestern Univcr-
ity, ut Evanston. is expected 10 DO presoi,t. and
several othor distinguished divinos.
THE SUNDAY TRAIN.
Thoro will ho but ono train from Chicago to
tho camp-grounda OH Sunday, and Tint will fonyo
tho depot at tho corner OF Cannl md Kiuzic
stroots, according to tho declaration Of
1lr. Long, Chairman OF tho Ralrond
Committee, Mt 8:a0 Il. n,.. anil return, lowing
the Camp Grounds at 5:8O p. IN.
ARRIVALS.
Among tho arrivala yesterday woro Clnr]oa
BllAhy, contractor, Chicago; 4. g. Hong, Eaq.,
Evanston I'm Brown, Chicago tho Rows. Mir.
Yates, Oakland, and Il, W. Thomas, Trinity
Chmch, Chicago.
, 1873-08-23
THE CITY IN BRIEF,

Tho wounded of tho Into collision arc all do
Ing we'll except Alr. FinkeImoyor, who lies iii u
procarious coulitlou at tho Aloxian Brothers
Hospital.
Tho meeting Of the stockholders Of tho VEST
era Catholic Publishing Company instead Of
taking plAeo this eYouing will ohod on tho 19th
OF noxt month.
Tho case Of the oolorod man MCGUIRE, who
was arrested for stealing pockot-hook contain
Ing 9l2. was dismissed yoBtorday nlorulng by
Danyou, no one appearing against him.
Tho alarm Of fro from box 254 at 4 o'clock
yesterday afternoon was caused by e25 blaze
In tho engino-Eoom of the furniture factory Of
, 1873-08-23

Now York livestock mar,1et.

New YONG, Aug. a2.--Deovus-.ru-.,ay rroe1nts 3oo.
making 100 since Monday, against ,73o same o
ase week. MARKET quiet and unchanged, with native
steers quoted at 0AG12Ao; Texas 7tSyc frosl offer
ings were exclusively common mud ordinary Texas,
41AG4biSc cwt, and sold at 1895.
bhocp and Lam bB-T0-days receipts, $3.50, making
16o2O sinco Monday, against Ii: 500 same tmo last
week Prices further declined and saos liberal ut 90
sc Tor lambs aud lA@s1tc for sherp. Among ths
61s, no car Michigan, 76 Lbs, 5u; car 10 ibH,
re car State lainhs, % 1bs, 8u cur Canadn, Cd
U.s. 90 oar eS los, 70; car, 03ts, 7,sc aud car
swine-noccipts today, e,13a hoga milking 1o,o5o
ainco hlont'ay, against 08U Bano time Lust weuk No
G1@7Ac "
, 1873-08-23

nss nso Nc Sl.A NO. S140 Corn Arrn at 4o850o,
pErHo1kua~sto.,,y " nd 3S unchanged. ~
and iroens ea n III s%.n md 4n No ani
XXaa t:is aeple1st: 81. 'i daii @ saa lewsr sst's;
Soc: hya dull and Shade lower; No. T. SLOT. Harley
FnElonrs- Buffalo, 80 ; oswcgo, 1ac,
lsEor1rra-Flonr. 9oJi Iria wheat, ii5,oo bu.
kslurarHr8-Flour' H4 9oo @ @,5ls; wheat lot GOO bu
TOLEDO, Aug. 22.-1aEAl,srprra-F1 steady.
Wheat oienod firm but closed dull No. white Wa
b .sash, h. tl:s2H No do. sl71; anIer Michigan,
s .s sPst H. .sS AsH; se a a.ssnsss' ae asra
nrn; high mixod, Ask spot 45Ho seller September;
slsa9 taw n!sS @hs ss 81. wo No. s5i " 9EG5ds 5 4 Oats
TnftanrawFrm and ; Unchanged. d. WV
REoEIrTs-Flour, none: whcat 1900 bu: corn,
hHlrMxxrs-FIour, 1000 br1s: wheat, $4,000 bu !;
corn, 1o00 bu.
PHILADELPHIA.
No. lngring tlso 1ye steady, at sio 6orn II iii
ss oa& 5ssS nofS sss; 1s Wa ss esss2s ~e ''@
"'''Sf-1f'n'1ssS SH% oSIs11s %siis5a he'a at 'loa
rn eool . ei,eee fsb1e i725@77s fa'nfiy ss95
Wits. 7oc. Oats In fatr demand At 43h@i5c.
l,n4H-7ln " 7;l falr supply a'!d demand at &c.
naa.,:1u; nmAy-pnil prime, n, t24oo.
tng at oal@llH@l1;.c. nams, 1lX@15c. Lard I
Choice scaleo prinlo dull tlorco 8';S9o key, iox
1E searee and aull good to fully
fais D'2 nc, Moassea l. q 70 movement:
co1Tos-Dull aalc., 800 ha1ea; good ordinary,
ans osie.nn Gs h 1s @dss SS!e9; n 81! a:s e e.,
portH coustwise, atock, 13,606 weeks saleH 600
, 1873-08-23

North wind yesterday ovcning.
In consequence Of tho favorable change Of wind.
An unusually largo deot OF vcsaas entered this mort
yesterday fN>'
Tho eehr Hubbard came in yesterday with
ont nor gsbhoom. Capt. Mcaraw is hpr owner,
The new three e.rnaster, eaugatuck, cano into port
yesterday for the frat timo. t'''
teraay @ 1ssfs Esa TSlo 5 t tseng The szsr
near Wells street bridge tearing ior storm to neccs
~ apa l, ,in5nTng or lightly othersso causing damaes
schs Kearsarge laden with wood for ohicago loo mica
or into tho atet city. arriving thsre In aaa vser ,9GS
Tho eleventh lighthouse district Embraces Ill aids
70 navigation on tho northern and northern likes
above araaoy Island Iighthoso, Detroit River. md
includes Laksa g. oair Huron Michigan aud Lake
All 6tcamora under 500 ons aro required to koon nm
board twenty re-buckcts and five axes au ait stoan,
srs o9 500 tons and under eo0 ons must havo twenty
fvo re-buclets anu yc nxcs and 30 On according 10
their proportonato tonnngc. Steamera Of 1000 tons
n1eo are required 70 keep fortyseven rebueketa and
rules would apply vol boarl or eail-yossca. which.
aseora,n9 to their tonnago, should keep ono or more
Tho bargo sunb,ry, reported as tho ar,c sunborv.
u donbtess tho crait which reported On ghicFs-
!oni loef few days Since sho is anoter Of tho MI
transportation, Thero waB evidently = 1nlatako 10
ad fG ~ ts m n TOW Of tS o 1re
The Tcmreata bargea are nj ,rs,-casa. new vessea
lko herRclf. The Huubury was formerly . topBai
sc,oonor md hn, been fourteen years In soryiee she
Press. '>'' 1''s~
-On board tho atoamcr City Of Concord. Can't.
ser On the i ns 'sie Mr E q as Wsm:
IL u o ehar The following resolution was unaumous.
WHEREAS wo, the pasaengcra of sai steamer, ss,ro
70 acknowledge onr gratitude to tie Captain and on.
GERS Of said steamer City Of Concord therefore,
eaasa: ,it1a ~ Mcmillan and H. Ely also to hr. George
, 1873-08-23
Albany livestock Market.

Special Ofspafch to The Chfcaoo Tribune
ALnANY, n. y, Aug. 22-Bcoyes- has been
dullneaA III The marriott fur this week. Owing 10
the strike among the railroad employees, ths atock
t1ana hare been ycrr Irregular bu. tho aprly Of ca
day woro Ito loas, being lB caa than lat week
There were fow deaiera from New York aud Brighton
but Rhode Island. Connecticut, and Massachusetts
sonie~hat botter than last weok, but tho prices arc
ABOUT tho Bao and in aone cases lowcr Livingstone
will reach here tomorrow, and ho so, ta lieaii nf
prime Illinois steoEs to II. Benedict at 7c por b. which
was the highest price qllolcd. Tho receipts at Weet
Albany for the week onling tonight arc ~ folIowg,
c0a o0' 0-'SS~' "e'7ee'
only about tozen cows being scon in thS ynrtlH.
Sheep aud Lambs-Tho quulity Of aheop thts week
is good, but tho market is somewhat gln.tcd Tho
at t4T@6c; lambs, 61197Hc. '~1
=, caves-'erS few III Tho maraot; are quoted at 20
UQRs-Xnru Itt1a do4nn. N. a,.o4..1..a
, 1873-08-23
Buffalo Livc.Sfock esar1ret.

BUFFALO, Aug. Observation-Disclosures to-day, In
week thus far 8.ob5 COS cars against iG the sa.e
ttns laat week. Nothing DUNG to-day, Market wcI
aupplied with common stock uud yexauH for which
there u no demand. All stock III tin yards win be
shipped East in first hands,
sheor and today 200; total supply for
week. Tho market c1oEed dull an.f heavy for Western
ahoop; oanatI stock nll disposed Of ut yestordayf
66:ho; canada lamba, $5.76s6.75. Several loads of
Western sheep nAsoid-Hiu 10 shipped East BY tho
Original ownGt.
LIogs-Rscclpsa today Including reported arrivals,
a,6oo; lotal supply for tlle week thus far r. 5u0
against "a 400 Eauc tle last week. Market weak at
gau hogs, 17v9234 iba. s1.9oG36.95.
, 1873-08-23

New YonK, Aug. 22-The trade movement coptir,-
ues quite active, with agents in ncrly Ill braucllest
and tito 1obbiny trade shows signs Of Improvement
cDton goods III spirited demand and Steady ut IN
changed prices. Standard sIeetings bloaclud shirt
tnss and cotton ianncls moving freely, prtuts
arc worry brsk; guglanA III bettur request sAawlH
nnd dress goods hcttve cassmcrcB In fair dona,la
wool iannsls and btnnkots In brisk re.t,cst ulpir
foretgu drcas gloves more active.
, 1873-08-23

Pittsburgh Oil Market.
. plrTspunaI, Aug. 29-orude petroleum firm ut
$l,30 refined weak ut 1876.
, 1873-08-23

Very fow vessols were lu port hut tho inquiry was
At To for Wheat ad 6o fur oata to 4uslao. Tho char
tors reported wore: achr nrdgewasor, corn to Naa-
10 at 0Ho schr Owaseo {yoateray}, whoAt Ut IL. 70
England, via ogd1nal,lrgh prop Lawrence, corn 1T
25 Iuta, capacity eqAal to H. ooo bu whcai, ST.
lul hi corn. ~
, 1873-08-23

EAsg Liberty, Pa, Aug. 22.-Cattlo-Arriyals, 16l
cars ; 10 Ba(eH.
1iogs-Arrya1H, q cara phlado,phias s545 to s. 80
Yurkora, $5.U0 to s535.
,HAcep-Alryals. II cars beat 6t{o to 6hc: mo-
dun, dHo to &c; common, 90 to 4c.
, 1873-08-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The skllful DoEmAtolo9lst. OF No. 10 Bond. .st. Nh
19rK M we mas opsneu an olce nt 1877 Sou CaFk.st IL
1eW Hoeks oures with prescriptions especially 1dsnte
s,H - tG natu5o e tho sasc falling; untinel
cas0 OF conllaint Of tho Ecap, Sam In W
, 1873-08-23
II You or tho Children

Arc afflicted with dry tn!st daulrufi, soreness trrtn
o or .Ghng o The head a1So fall.ng loss untimo.
y IEkKY. the noted DorrnstooYist, Of u Bond.st.:
xuon,a and 1. ~ - "e' "'N'4 olo&A'bs-a
, 1873-08-23

Unnatural Redncss Of the Nose.
rIm1y eI,ptions tlesh. blackhoads nntitne,,
nosItfyss sth patees freektas moles aud wnrs ar<
NoM toE whose Chicago ottCo Il B1 Hnuth Ularf w..