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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-31

PoIcE CoURL-DisordEly cases, q
usual, predcminGted a. the police court
yesterday morning.
John GslIsgher, foE disurderly conduct,
Was fned IS snt costs Committed Tor
twenty dEyL
Hiram Springer was charged with the
same, bat his case was dismissed 81 the
costs Of Gallagher, who made the CON-
plAint
VIM Coleman, ior creating tunult and
disorder, 81 and costs.
Peer Criswell, same oHsuse, IS and
costa Committed twenty dsya
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-31

A CIGAR Manufacturer in this city has
received IN order tOs 5000 worth o. his
good.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-31
MEDICAL.
Ayers
Ch8FryPe ctOral.
Por Diseases ofthe ThroGt and L-as.,
such e Coughs, Colds, Whoop.ns
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

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~ A1Doeg - Prey
M Discovers = l4.
~A aeFa E<isaee, fsa g,
of rare nal ~.
70 nAnkiB1 ia
NtIW A. this tfeetul RS.
ety Sc n 6igsgt
q lie ThroG. =!
LHagI- ATzG u.
a q 10 yitu@,
throagEoG: tins i
CIV cher eouairies, "a,
shown that u 3-c,
Iar,ly asd eEctzsry eo1trol thsm. II To
troiy a cur best citizens, q Al el4Ss&i. s.
tabliskes It's faet, that CHERRT PEcIoLlL
vii and Doe relieve and cure the HthIei.
disorders Of tbs Threat and Lag btyoai -
cher medicine. Ths most daneeTU1S az
tioaS o! TIE PulnoaaEy Organs yie4 % il
power; Gnd cases d Consumption, cue!
By ihiI preparz;i9o, are publicly known, 8.
renHkIble aS hardly % b believed, veT.
they Dot pgoTsa bsy0o1 diSputeS q As ren.
coy 4 Is adequate, q which TIE plblic may
rsiy foE fan proteetion- By curing Coughs,
Is fEeruune5 d mare SeTip1S disease, Z
saves unaumbsEea lives, and N 1noani q
EufsiaE not 70 be ecnp1tSd l. ehAnk.E=,
trisltiSrd eouTinses The mast Seepiicl
Every family ihoaA keep il O h1od Is !
pr9.Setioa aElinst The eariy Eod unpeIekiTs!
ItSekS Of Pui-n7arT AfeetigoI, Ikich -
easily mt Il hrJt, bat which become iasz-.
lie, and TOO oAen fatsl, II negSseted Tsoss-
lEneS aesd this dsSesae; md L Is uzTiS, .
be without l. As : S1fegaard . eal4rsa
Amid The distressing diseases which bsss: Z, .
Taroas and -C5hst a ehiiibood- CHIEEI
PEcToEAL Is ilT1l11ble; f1E, BY - ti.g,y
use, makita5e5 are reseasd fr1ca prsz2:grs
rrzTes, AID Savei % Tie j9Te Eai tse::j5z
eearsd % them. l. Ssis speedily Go3 IzrtI
tELiny; ordinzTy colds, securing soeSd al
hsal:h-peIaoi.g E3ssp. 70 &C. VII sz5s;
trU1blesone Influenza Hs1 psiatul Bron-
ehitfS, Ehsa t5sy EnoT h5T EASILY Ssy 80
Be cured
OriEiaaly tie pro4us. q IoaE. k5orpsl
nd successful chemical investigates, % 60;
q .ol is spared u ra1kiag sveEy bottis !, IL
utmost possible Prseetion- L nay !: eaes'
dsaay relied upo1 IS possesSiag u ~ u.
ties /: has STEF sxhibite4, add eEPAh!s Il
pzuduetaE cures Is menor1hIs = IL Fs4:asi
L hGS ETsE s6esss1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-31

Or. ]. C. AVER & CO., Lowell. Mass,
Practical and Analytical chemiSu.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-31
CLEVELAND TK1ILE sElIS1HY;

A FAMILY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
~ lGjrds FuPeEioE Advantages IN he RrZass
oE11eeets nESie. IIEtranentAl End Veal doS-
err LkrEzAeeA, Drawing G14 RAlnnng; VIII nos
eAreial GttGltsoa 10 TIE kealGh, RoeTAl ezltlre
ae1fA and EocG tnptOVeas1t seaa foc CAtA-
O. L TITLES, AstEHry, Cleveland, OHIO.
, 1874-06-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

WHEATON COLLEGE,.
The examination Of Wheaton Collego, tor the
spring torn, commences this morning. In tho
Collage proper classes will 10 exam,uod to-day
as follows: Buffers Analogy, 0 a. H.; Crack
BaioctfonB. 10 q. m.; Political Economy, II a. m.
Taoius, p. M; Christian Evidence, 8 y. m. In
tho Preparatory Department. as foliowa: IL
the forenoon, Elementary a1gobra, o: Virgil 10;
Lnttn grammar, II In tho afternoon, Dibio
class, 81 Crook grammar, 1. Glasses pursuing
the English course will be examined during tho
gay; II na,tthmot'o, In grammar, geography, aud
This evening, tho Rov. Lymnn Whiting, D.
D., of Janesylile Wis, will doIiver an address
before tie Society Of Inquiry.
MOUNT VERNON MILITARY ACADEMY.
The closing exercises Of tho Mount Vernon
Military Academy will tako plaoo Friday and
Saturday. tho 2Gtl and 9th inst. Tile order Of
Same will bo as follows: On tho 2Gth, from 0 a.
H. to 4 p. m:, examination Il Of elaases from to
Tfowbridge will give lecture upon tho subject
Of Electricity" attended With Interesting ex>
posimonts at o'clock p. III. the large drill
room Of tho acatlemy viii 10 thrown open for
social reunion OF cadets, parents, and friolldB OF
Saturday, being the first anniversary Of tho
laying OF tho cornerstone Of thu .Aoaie-
my. will DO con,inelnoratol by EGisaasos
!n tho now church near the school oi::s, 10. Tl.o
1915 pm. train from tho Rock Island depot will
enablo all desiring to attonl to DO in ample time
An arrangement has been made with Mr.. ST.
Johns, Of this road for excursion tickets ut halt
price to Morgan Park and return, thereby Gil
nbllng par4los to 60 out, and liston a couple Of
hours to some Of Chicngo's representative mon,
aud return to tho city at IN curly hour.
SUCH men ~ tho Rows. Mr.. Kittrcdgo, Choney,
Goodwin. Bartlett, Peck, Hc1mer, and Swing. and
othors, will be invited to be present and aadrsss
the people in short md se>liug speeches. Doubt
loss tho occasion will be full OF interest.
, 1874-06-25
THE OLD MANS OOFF1Ns.



From ths 4Xt,s York sun, June 10,
On TuesdaY morning gu elderly gentleman en-
terod tue establishment of the W. Ii, Raymond
Meta!lio Burial-Caso Manufacturing Company,
in Pearl Rtroet, aud, approaching tho cllof
Baloamau, extended . Bnutf-box, which ho carried
III his hand, and aaid, "IIow arc you, uncIe?''
Ihe salesman was comparatively 4 young man
tho visitor appeared to DO about TO- aud, surprised
at tho somewhat inappropriate salutnton, tho
former accepted pinch OF snuff, and scanned
tho lattor with Q curiosity which his appear
aneo Justified: Tho man waH about ; foet
10 inches in height. with hard, wr1nkled
face, innocent OF hair, and Ind tlo general
bearing OF man who knew what hard
work was. lie waH clad in an extremely llt-lt.
tug suit Of gray homnApun clothes, luis head
waa protootod by Wido-laatad straw bat, and hia
old-fashioncd torned'down collar hid tho groator
portion Of his shoulders.
He asked il colina wero sold at that establish
ment. and tlo Balesman pointed to burial cases
piled up to tho coi1ing, and iutimatod TINT tho
Company occasionally did . littlo buRnoss III tllat
Shy name." nsid the perspective purchaser,
Orange County, and 1 want three iron cof1lns. j"
j.. The salesman said he thought he could supply
them, aud inwardly wondered what fell disorder
had carried oil the old mau's throe relatives ut
ona ewoop ;v "Wlat sizsa do yoa ' rSqntte r. :" 10
ss ssSs ouo waa one oE yaSsa e.
6feet Q; the othor two are Tor ? cat and dogs:
Have you got any cofiins. for doga aud cats Z"
The salosmans coltntenRnoe tell. lie begun
to think hiH customer WIS subject to morbid ILL
l!ueHce, but AZ lts nlannor saomod to bo parfsct-
" sclf-puaaossea, aud there wore nj, signs Of
ii'santy about him, he snd that though tho Com
pany did not mako speciality Of cotlills for cats
and dogs, lie had no doubt thoro wero aomo on
laud that might answor tho purpose. How
lang bare theas-people bsen daAa2" b askea,
, 1874-06-25

played n logic which WAS worthy Of hlmsolf and
lts training. Eo is tho hoHt rhiloIogiss in the
class, 2 strong writer and . moderate speakor.,
paupor ability and low grade Of tho legal pro-
sir: rraaof IA I toi.tf fsa u veil Of "ro-Dny."
"W,l|lam Ninth Of Orange" by W. II. Jen-
m r70 u A wat ",0h W Maao 81 5s' IT,
a,ld ;M prophetic kon* "unqnestonably,' by s. I:
T%e wss Introduced by te toTso q rSn1E Of
toontl Century, Bret Hart, aud tie Devil" aud
proved that this Wostornor waB symbolic Of tho
ago.
Mr.. Wallace is graceful and good apoakor.
He aot foftn strongy s prnotloabty Of saea
leadership: that before he sots himaelf up ss
Of tllo tlay, TINT when thoy arc needed they may
oifor something to tho people that will be prao-
ticablo and acceptable.
nnins" wcro ably set forth by Wison-both
Of man ind hts work. - ''fandmnrks Of FREQ
dom" by John l.. Wilson, was tho last and bost-
delivered grafton Of tho day. Ho showed TINT
10 lacked litt!c Of that fluenoy Of speech which
Noxt followed tho comforting Of dogrooa and
THE DISMISSAL or THE CLASS
which WAS done In tho Presidents own good
way. 11o spoke to them Of tho onglo, The en-
Dlom OF DIR country, Which 30 tondorly oarod
for her young, but, when tho ttmc carao. aho
mud told thom to lily or die. So tbc Doctor dis.
misaetl the young eaglots with goodbye and
" God bloBs you," and 1t Is hoped thoy took their
8ullward course.
Among tho noted poraonagca upon tlio ros.
tru,n wore Gov. T. a. Hondricks, Of Indiana !;
cx-Qov. Dakor, ox-snuntor Lane, Hon. L
Walaco. tho Rev. Mr. Withrow, D. D., tho Roy.
9. a. Hills, Of Cincinnati, and many othors.
go to make up tho history Of Wabash
College. Bho has, In former days, soon aono
pretty tight times in financial mattois, but that
time haa gono. To-day nhe stands OH firm
financial footing, with rs good facilities for
instruction, with oapabilitv alld Willingness to
aid tho worthy young men Of tho West, aH nay
other college woat OF the Allegheny. bha lna
had tho last yoar 210 students.
, 1874-06-25

TIE TMlnTY.E

TEE TnlnTy-R1xrH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT.
Special Dspatch to The CHICAGO Tribune.
CRAwEoRDsv1LLE Ind, June PA bright and
beautiful suu usho rcd In the thlrty-sixth annual
Commencement Of Wabash College, At8:30 o'clock
to-t1ay, tho Alumni, students, and friends of tho
College mot in front Of the dosmitory mud formed
procession, aud marched to Centre Church,
whore the exercises Of the day wero to
10 hold. Ato:3o o'clock.tho exorclsos wore oponod
with q short prayer by tho Rev. Mr. Withrow,
D. D., Of indianapolis.
Tho regular exercises were hesaded by Albert
Baker Bon Of Ex-Governor Baker, and
II. 7. Gary taking their places upon
tho roatrum rs the. hrst speakers Of
Tue day. the programme of which vas as follows:
nour, Ind; 'soepticlsm and Faith" Alol. Dan-
skin, Dlareneo, IT,, Mature. Worship" ]. D.
Donaldson. Osatan, Ind; "rho Legal Profess
:'ST Ts.y + D. , a. h*fqs; F9sss;.r s'yBSnr yBsngl. In? ILL.,
pas Mf pas @ dsars Sas ft M ofaSRs "; + s 1sn.
ard snelI, Clinton. Hi Unquoationability," !"
Samuel !. Ta,yIor, waslington. Ry;, "T4e Noxt
Je'nes l.. Wilson, Lincoln, Neb,; "tandmarks
at Froedom." john i. Wilson, Orawfosds-
yto: Address to tho ClasH. President Tuttle;
doeroos conferred by President Tuttlo. livery
speech WAS of the first order, Just twelve good
solia Rpeeehes.
THE srYLE or THE oRATldNH.
hfr. NAkor Ia tha youngest member Of tho
olaHs; ho IL 4 good thiukar and rcaHoner, writes
vol, and has good: :dolyery.
II. I. Cary, tho mnn rho took tho Baldwin
prize, neoda no eulogy; ois considered QUO Of
tho host men Of Lis olaBa, a good writor mud .
tino speaker.
Alr. Uonskin vary ably showed thht the only
weap0u tlat iY adaptol to s,!oot s4eptisM nlvatl-
tageously Is the Bible, the study Of which begets
+ living faith.
W. QQpaldaap, aa ."hstuzA Wonhp," dIs.
, 1874-06-25
LOCAL LBIsrERS:

TO Tho Editor 9f The Chicago Tribune:
sra In Al article aontaipodin yourissus Of yes.
teraay with reference to tha escape Of two boys
from tho now Jail, you take occasion to point to
w A. tho parties responsible for tho escape, on
the ground that NO are tho architects Of the
hutldiug-a somowhAt novel idea In praon dis
pipllna which would conbtitute tho architoct, the
oailor also. Agnip, quito regardless Of the fact
that oscapesdo and will occur from tho strongest
prisons in the country. it tha inmates are only
SLOWED tho necessary means to that end, yon do
not pause to inquire into tho facts; but 1t once
pouuoo upon the architects ~ tho reprehonalble
parties, and treat the pubic to
one statement Of startling character,
namely, that the iron guards arc not OF the iii.
mens.ona called for In tho specifications, TO. the
truth OF which va refer you to tue speojfcAtion
which can bo eeon at tha Office Of the County
Commissioners. Liko many other statements Of
the samo character Which liave found their way
snto tho local prcss, NO glvo It an unqualified
sontradiuttou,
Now lot W look ut tho facts Of the escaps In
queatiou. Tho windows through which aEress
was obtained are placed 20 feet above the floor
pne would suppose III itself sufficient proteo-
tion +; but IL ropes are provided dangling from
sach window, III spite Of the romoustrauee OF
The aruhltecta, thus ahfording means Of accent
md descent and also powerful lever With
ahsah n aprIpg IN iron 1ork. hsa tAa sxshl-
, 1874-06-25
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Tho Right nov. Bishop Wllitehouso will
address tho congregation at st. Potsr'a Mission
Chapel, 45 Third avonuo, uoar Van Durcu, suu-
day 1t tho 8 P. m. service.
Dr.. R. Ludam, Of Chicago, will deliver FREQ
'leoturo at Union Hull, EYauston, next Monday
eyoninR, on tho lfs OF Samuel Hahnomahu, the
FOUNDER Of homeopathy.
! Tomplar Lodge, No. 40, I. O. O. r., will hold
N election Of ofticorR for the ensuing term ut
'tloir Aall corner Washington aud Dosplaiuea
streets. this evening. All members arc re-
4uestod to be present.
The Third Presbyterian Church will hold their
closing soaial gathering for tho HoaAon this eyel-
ing IN tha chapel OF tho Church. There will bo
muHo by stringod instruments, flowers aud re-
'fresamenta. Al membera Of Tho congregation
Very cordlally invited.
Tho Ellsworth Zouavea meet this evening 1t
their aRsembly-rooms, to conclude arranEe~
ments for their grand Fourth -of-July picnic.
All members arc requested to bo In attendance.
!. Ms. James Johns has built, uear the CIty-Hal).
. small building which lie proposes sottlng tre
to at o'clock this afternoon, iu order to toat a
theory Of tro.proof construction ~ applied to
wood jolsta. Ills theory Ia to demonstrate that
brick building, with ordinary wood joists pro-
tectel in certain way, will ntantl after the
merchandise In it has beeu destroyed by fire.
, 1874-06-25
tccts might az veil l,avo sparcd thor ingenuity

tcots might as veil layo sparod thoir ingenuity
and p|aued tho windows within easy aoocss, loay-
lug 1t question Of ttno as to when thoy cnu1d
bo cnt through. no mattor how strong tho guards
OF iron tnny 10.
Noxt, lot us rotor to tho attempt to spring tho
locks Of tile doors, which Inns also boun q sub.
{oct Of comment, Had tho "o1pcrt" who 30
kindly enlightened your reporter examined tho
. do,ible fastening, strong wrought-!ron day
look, aud very powerful Rockingham, worked
by al apparatus entirely undor tho Jailor's uon-
troll, by which each tier Of doora IL auo,1rcd ut
night, On tho night Of the attempt was tllia
Moreover, It 1t had hoen tho astompt would not
hAvo beon n1ado, AZ prisoners Htady their work
aud calculate their chances.
With tho day and night lookB In operation, no
shall place tile bar Of iron whiuh waB uscd In
tic hauds ot any prlaonor now IN tho jail W
glvo him $50 II ho eau opon any door ip ~
prison.
In conclusion, and ~ we intand this 70 10 tho
iast of many communications on tho subject Of
thl8 building, wo ask your permission to proclaim
the fact TINT we foAresaiy invite invettfgAtion
Into the whole subject; and TINT NO simply bid
dolianco to oil mud every attempt that haa been
Or can DO concooted to cart reflections Upon our
honesty in connection with tho discharge of our
duties aH nrchlteotH
Wo also wish to add that In sending thlH COM
muncation NO do 40 as n matter Of Holt-tofense !;
not with tho intention Of rofectug upon those
N charge Of tho prison. Tho well-ltnown maxim
that tho "oyo Of mum " Is tho most oifsct,voiof
al ngeuts NJ priBou discipline applies to this to
all otnor juils, and We are fully convlncod that
tho preHont staff Of 1ail officials Ia insufficient for
the care OF so largo prison. divided aa it
ts into many diirorout wardB. Kosp sawa,
tho prlsoners' handa, mud tlo uew. County Jail
IL ns safo IL not Hafcr tha1 any jail iu tho cour.
try. Permit prisoners to uso those implements,
and neitlor NO nor any other architects can
build prison to hold thotn tholr escape will
bo a question Of ti,no ana opportunity. Worry
respectfully, ARMSTRONG l. EaaN,
Architects, No. II Clark ssleet.
Cu1cAao, Juno "a, 18Th.
, 1874-06-25

An Opportunity Of Rare Occurrence
VIII hs given to our oitizons to-day, It tho auction aa1s
Advertised III our columns, by Ellison b pomeroy, Of
procuring excellent md beautiful homes On tho most
reasonable terms Tho aals takes placo tho prem
ises, a. 80, and So Torss avenue; 30 vernon nvouue
aud 1880 Prairie aVonue one-tenth only Of purchase
price to be paid tho first year, and the balance extended
eight years. An unprecedented opportunity. The
houaes arc nEstcass syory partiunlar; built hy the
day, under oon4taut supervision Of tho owner, who
knows how, and mover fails, to build we'll. Moro CON-
plete and honestiy-Iuiit houses, informed ly
everybody. sre not to 10 fouud In tho city, Go and
ECO for y6ll selVes. 9alo commences ut p, IN.
, 1874-06-25
ELSEWHERE.
FA11RuAuLT ACADEN1EH,

Special Dispatch to III Cnicaao Ttibun.
FAn1pAuLT, nlnn., Juno 24.--Dlshop Wlipp1ea
school for young ladies closed its term lag
evening. It's examination had been continued
for over throo days. They had boen unusually
persovering, md tho rosults woro very sattsfao-
tory. Large numbers woro in attendance from
all parts Of this State and other States. There
were about LOO students this year. The hontL
OF the school Ia excellout. Tho closing exercises
were very ano. In music aud composition q
good class was graduated, and many gold medals
were distributed. To-day st. Mary's il ball
quot hall dc5crtcd.
sNoETUcK SCHOOL Yon boys
closed its term to-day. Five boys took diplomas,
and are prepared 10 enter tho Sophomore class Of
any college. Four days has been devoted to ex-
year has been about 100. The teaching tal-
ent Is Of d high order. Nearly all tho Profess
kora aro graduates of the best Eastarn colleges.
Tho high health OF Miunosota ia drawing boya
aud girls to these schools from all tho Atlantic
States. The commencement exercises Of this
morning gavo groat satlsfaction to q large
audience. son,o Of tho compositions would
have done credit to Yalo or Harvard. The
whole State Ii Justly proud Of the schools. The
shattuck seheol Is under military discipline. and
ROCKFORD FEMALE SEMINARY.
gptciat Disuatch to The Chicago Tribune.
RouKFonp, III, June M.-Tho graduating ex-
ercisos Of tho Rockford Fomale Seminary took
with friends and relatives. and esHays wsro road
by si1 young ladies. Tic Alumni poom WA
given by hlra. Kato Brown-Kerr, Of tho class Of
Us. Prof, Joseph Emerson, OF Boloit College,
delivered tie address to tho graduates.
BROWN UNIVERSITY.
Special Dfspafch to Tho CHICAGO 1rtoune.
PnovlpEScE, H. 1, juno 24.-TAe Commences
1nont exercises Of Brown University commenced
to-day at 10 o'clock, in the First baptist Church,
with favorable Weather nnd large attendance.
Tho Alumni were present in good numbers. The
speakers wero fourteen In number; graduates,
fosty-fye full course, forty-one partial course,
four. The Commencement dinner took place In
Howard Hull, on Westminster street. inbtead Of
In tho Teuton College grounds. which were des-
troyod by tho gale last evening. Among the
tho Theological Seminary Of Chicago.
, 1874-06-25

TO the Editor of Tie Ch,cauo TRIBUNE:
Sin: Can you toll MIC why 1t is TINT on tho
very day Sunday wo need It most the streets
aro not aprlnkled? Because the day 10 ''Hun-
day." why should wo bo covered will dust?
Yours, s. G.
Cu1oAoo, juno a. 1874,
ASswER-The stroet-sprinkling is paid for by
the owuols or occupants Of tho stores or houses
fronting on tho streetH whtoh arc Bprlnklod. II
rs. G." will apply to auy Of them, ,doubtloss thoy
will toll him why they do not pay for sprinAiing
Sunday. But it the dust Oh Sundays really
annoys him. all e has to do Is to hire sprinkler,
and let tho driver thereof 60 through tho city in
dust, and creating grateful coolness. Nobody
can object to that. Tho cost will bo about 36.
Is rs G." ready to pay it?
, 1874-06-25

To tho Efitor Of 1he CAtcauo 1t,buAe:
s1M: III tho liHt OF 1uit-olalm daods filed tor
rocord durlug the weok ending juno II, l notoo
tho following: Monroe street, N. ". cornor
Dearborn street, nonth front, 05x101 feet, with
building old Poat-O Office, and all intsrcat in tho
~ feet west and I'D joining said property. Match
s.. 1873, Uuited StatoY to City OF Ohicago; oou-
eidcration. Il" which means, supposo, Tint the
United States has tlnaly conveyed tho old POST
Otlice to tho city.
Tho itom has not Yot beon noticed by The pross,
so far as havo seen. Yours respectfully,
EsuuloAoo ILL.,, june %, 1874 KDADER.
, 1874-06-25

We have opened within the past ten days an immense
atpok of Llama laco ahaws aud sacqucs Of new put
tsrus. Wa make lace garments a speciality, aud src
prepared To offer such bargains never before
teen In any Amor1can market. Llama polnta aud
Jackets from 80 to Slou. Responsible parties living out
of town haye assortment Of these goods sent
on memorandum To saloot FROM md, If not suited,
all Ia 10 returned We would also invite city custom,
ers to inspect these gootls 1t ~ trouble to 4how
them. uotchhin, Palmer b Co., Nos. 137 aud $50
6tata ktrbAt.
, 1874-06-25

Tho Prescott {Arizona) Citizen Of the 18th
says: 'Cochise, chief Of the Chiricahua
Ai1achos, died in Dragoou Mountains, Monday,
Jnno 8. After Ills death tho Apacilee killed mid
They then chose CochiBoB Oldest son for ther
chiof, and broke camp aud moved to the agency.
The new chief 'B about "a years old, aud Is
stout, athletic Apache, without tho appearance
stood that the band agree to keep tie poace aud
oboy Gon. JoirerdB.
, 1874-06-25

0UrINB VaCHLlON
Special GLASSES Will be organized in rsnmanship and
bookkeeping Al prew'a business College, ut 10
ducsA rates. thorough course of inaguo-
tlon will be givan commencing with tie principals,
anu to lie followed by forms for busuess paper,
snoades.re. 4o. Terms quite low sud inatruction
thorough. Call for partioulars.
, 1874-06-25

Yesterday was unfurod In front Of tho a'sxaut and
magnificent photographic studios Of 0cntlle, our
Itallan photographer, the corner OF State and
Washington aree's tbs gallery 10 the sas!est Of
IN tho atty, having the fasst aerator In tha world
, 1874-06-25

LndieB, You Arc Invited
10 ea any pleasant day At Fsosd'a Tamllo of Muh!c
corner Dearborn and Van pureu streets, ~ No wish
to show you tue hapst warerooms asa pianos In tho
rity
, 1874-06-25

Kingsford'B OsWego
Hiiver dlnss Starch giyes = beautiful finish 10 fnen.
Its purity aud great strength render u Tue chsspvs
~ well ~ tho bsst for luuuIry uss.
, 1874-06-25

ueyser tgRratoEa} Water on Draught
~ Rvea h 2syns1, naakGn Il ~ Y kAx& QatQsasH
, 1874-06-25

Money saved ia n'onoy earned; aud Any one uBng
purysaa "eat1n glosn starch II aud 'fmproysd corn
starch will SAW nluuey.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-22

The trade returns of the port of New
York. for the fiscal year ending with
June last, have been made up by the
Jo~rmal " Commerce. of that city. The
imports amounted 10 1896, CGG,S ,S02,
gold valne, compared with Sl2O. OOo,-
600 the previous year, and noarly
SIG, 900, 600 in 1S7l-72 The exports
in currency values were S354, 6iS, 17G,
compared with 1882, 500, 900 the pre-.
vious year, aud S2S5, 100000 in
lS71-72 Thus it will be seen that
whilst there was decided falling off
in tho imports. there was equally as
decided Il gain in the exports. The
customs duties collected during the
last fiscal year at New York we-o
Sl1O. 423. .272, in gold, compared with
Sl26, 900. 900 for the previous year,
and $l4S, 600, 600 in 1871-72 The de.
cline between 1871-72 and 1928
was caused by reductions in duties,
but the decline OF the last fiscal year is
owing to the shrinkage in the import
trade.