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COURT ORDERS.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICER
RICHMOND. March IL 1875. !
vs. GPEk ~,


RICHMOND. March l 1875.
JOHNSON AND AIS. VS.. GREANER'S
y EXECUTORS. &C.-In the Chance-y Court Of
the city OF Richm"ud-
1.-The following is an extract from the drcree en-
tered In this cause on the Alb Of March, 1872
The court doth adjudge, o. der, anu decree that
This callse be referred to Thomas D. Evans. one or
the commissioners OF this court with instructions
10 settle the accounts OF John FEd rs. executor OF
William Crsauer. dcce tsed showing the extent aud
amount of the estate OF said decedent: of what said
estate consists and how the same l. invested. and
what sum remains In the HANDS OF said executor
ulinvesIed; and that said commissioner ascertain
the distrihutive share of the several distributes UNI
der the will of said william Greaner. dcCeascd !:
and said commits Toner Is directed TO Inquire and
report whether will be to the interest OF all par
lies In interest that the house and lot at the corner
of Broad aud Twentieth streets III the city al Rich
mond be sold and The proceeds rclnrested: and If
said commissioner shall be of opinion thar The III
tcrcSt OF all parlic- will not b. promoted by Il
the proceeds. then said commissioner IS directed 10
report whether the necessary repairs to said house
arc prUUcrly charSeaDe ~ The defendant Sarah
tIrcaDcr or to the executor OF William Gretncr,
dec ;scd; and ,ait commissioner IS directed IL re-
port specially anv matter by HIM deemed peril
ncnt. or any party In interest NAV rquirc. But
said commissioner Is required to Civ. notice, by
ishcd in the city Of Richmond, OF the time and
place OF taking the accounts ana executing The IN
quiries directed by this decree which pub lcaton
Shalt be taken as equivalent TO personal service.
The parties Interested are hereby notified that
have hX,d on TUESDAY the 2Uih day Of April,
1875, at l 2 O'Clock NJ as the tine. and my Office
on HIevcIlh between Main and Bank streets, I'm The
city of Richmond, as the place 10 execute the fore
going decree THOMAS d. EVANS.
NH 16Tu4w r..r, Commissioner.
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WANTS.

NURSE WANTED-A PROTESTANT
~ WHITE GIRL. Apply at No. go Exchange
Uota NH 1S-3t*
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By D. K. Weisiger,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
9l9 Hull street. Manchester.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUG
. Y TIOE.-On WEDNESDAY,, Dlarch z4tn,
1873 al 5 O'Clock L. NJ, on The premises. VIII
sell by unblic auction, at the request of Mir RoDcrt
Beattie, the bile and w"-Iocattd kEAL ES-
siIuutej on the north side OF Hull between Sixth
and Seventh streets, In the city Of Manchester,
fronting 60 feet and running back 81 feet tinore
or Iessl with 4 large and substantially-buil
FRAMED DWELLING, with tx largc ROOMS anc
passages (reccnty damaged by hfel I bis properly
Is well situated for any klnd of hus should
attract persons desiring " invest on Huii street
besides, The terms are so very reasonable.
TERMS: 1900 cash; balance b, IL ana ,
months neg oiable Eotcs interest Fix per cent aou
10y ID. X. WFISlGER,
NH 0O-it Auctionfer.
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CfJICAGD MARKETS,

CHICAGO. March -Flonr quiet and unclaimed.
Corn buoyant and unsettled: NO: mixed. GG2sg
HirSer at $50. Laru in good demand at S13.70@
1915.
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SCISEATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI. March 20.-FlOur firm. Corn dull at
6s@69c. Pork dull at $2l. Lard strong; steam,
SIC; clear rib and clear, 11A@12Ac. WhlSkey
firm ut Yl.1l
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PROPOSALS.

NOTICE.-PR with speci6ca-
~ tiOuS, for REPAIRS uncIudiug earlhwork)
on the bridge over Almoud's creek, near Powelfs
diStiliery. will be received until WEDNESDAY
the "a III instant. IL NJ.
ParticsMishing to contract can leave their conf
munications with 5, L. Waddtll, deputy clerk of
Hcnrtco County Court.
he subscriber reserves the right to reject any and
all the bids he may receive. -.
JOHN X. RUSSELL,
Commissioner of RoaGS.
NH 1885, Earina township. llenrico county.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, March 20.-Virginia u.s. peters
az. cousols, 52H. West Virginia's, 10. North
Carolina 6's, old, 20; new, IL: special ta1'3. BID
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WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO, DC.

WINES, Liquors, TOBACCO, DO.
WINES AND LIQUORS.-ELLISON &
w HARVEY, WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEAL
Frs. 1909 Cary street. have In store the following
desirable goods, to which they invite the attention
of buyers: ,,
rs one-eighth casks PORT and Sherry WINE,
4 % quarter casks PORT aud SHERRY WINE,
25 barrels SWEET CATAwBA WINE.
10 lralf-barrelS BLACKBERRY, CHERRY, and GIN
GER BRANDY,
0 i5-casks pure HOLLAND GIN.
0 s-casks pure FRENCH BRANDY,
8 barrels pure rPLE BRANDY.
50 barrel, OLD RYE. distilled 1869.
ALSO,
a full supply Of the following WhiskeYS:
OLD CABINET,
kSlCK ERBOCKER,
GOLDEN NECTAR,
EAGLE.
RELCIIERS SUNNY SOUTH,
and all graGcs Of cOmiuOn.
Agents for The "Appicwood Dlstliling Compa-
ny's" celebrated Whiohcys-onc, two, and THREE
years old.
25 barrels pure RYE WIlI>KEY, made ut Pow
crs's diStillrry, one year old. NH 22-6t
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BY Lyme It Brother.
Real Estate Agents and AuctIoncers,
.#.. No. 1912 Maln street.
NH 10

AIKEN HOTEL AT AUCTION the
n AIKEN HOTEL PROPERTY. consisting Of
about THREE ACRES OF LAND, HOTEL, OFT
.nIIILDi NGS. FURNITURE, LIVERY STABLE,
&c &C.. will he sold at public auction. In the vi.
lsge Of Aiken, on: WEDNESDAY the TN day Of
nisbed, accommodates about one hundred guests
Al d is now doing Il successful business.
TERMS: $1,000 at The time IF sale; sJ, 600 %
June lst, when the deed viii he delivered aud the
remainder payable in NJ nutl instruments o -, 000
To he secured by mortgage anG insurance..
Address w. ii. BAILEY, Isl Stco.d avenue
New York city, Or ALRtNT MA A"ELL.
NH II o,y Aiken Hotel.
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HATS, CAPS, &c.

SILK HATS MADE TO ORDER Ate,
- THE OLD FIGURES.-SPRlNG, 1875 50
| am now prepared to make 20 order gooa
SILK HAT for q flvc-do'lar greenback as can be
produced elsewhere for six, seven, or eight dol
aIs. Factory, over SchGn's cigar store Garner of
tlevenIh and Maiu streets (eatrance on Eleventh
streeIl. aojoicirg Mr.. +. 4. j. tloptons "tics.
REPAIRlNG OF TIE SILK HAT IN all It's branches,
and satisfaction guaranteed
: NJ. CUNNINGHAM,
fc 27-eod1m Practical Halter.
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COMM ERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, March 20, 1875.
... OFFERINGS.
CoRS.-White, 34S bushels. Mixed, gu pusn-
els - f.. .~a5-E #.st ?
PEAs.-10 bushels
SALES.
CoRS-White. 236 hnshrs on private terms, ! l 2
bushels at Slc. Total, 348 bushels.
CoRS.-Alixed, SO bushels on private terms.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.-The subscri-
IL beers have duly qualified as ex cuors OF The last
viii and testament OF MARK A. SHUPt, deceased.
All persons having claims against said estaie are
requested 10 present them 10 the Subscribers, pro-
perly authenticated; and all persons indebted to
said estate are requested TO make iir mediate settle
lDeut, NUkMAND SMITH,
JOHN MCCAUL-Y.
executors.
Rirhmopd March q, 1878. nah S-tO62w
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ al the next term of the Circuit Court for the
shall us on-resdent guard ~ (duly IualifedJ OF
Frank H. Han rs and Kate |. Harris. infants. resid-
said court 10 aut urizc me rs guardian to for,
recover, and receive all money aud personal pro-
perry In this Stale which belong to my said wards.
Petition filed aud molten made under chapter
1875 Code OF Virginia. S73.
THOMAS A. HARRIS,
Guardian of Frank X. harris and Kate l. Harris.
lnh 3-1aw1wH
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HOUSE AND LOT On DUVAL@
IL STREET FOR SALE PRIVATELY HE2
I he HOUSE Is No. 8, soEfh side or l,uyal strest,
east, between First and Fcnshse; five rooms, yas
in Alt: good kitchen and c0al-hotise. LOT
63xl 81; garden large enough To raise vegetables
sui Eeient for family; well Of excellent waaor.
All she premises In thosoagh repair. family OF
years and Is perhaps the healhiest In the city b
PRICE: 1850 -oDs-liIh cash. the REMAINDER al
G. ~, 1S, and pa months, each ipstalmeni $3.50
or 81 800 cash. t#.
apply on the premises, which VIII lie shown te
any one desiring to purchase 10 %
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Immediately thereafter (say at s o'clock P. Nd
We will offer for sale, on the premises, -FOUR NEW
BRICK TEN t3It n rs. neat and comm odious, Nos.
ala, 3l5, BIT, and 3T9 west Cary street, betweeD
Madison and Be.videTe street. These houses are
furnished with ranges bal h-roou s. water; closets,
hot ard cold wstcr for hath. rooms and kitchens.
nantries, closets and other cohveniences such rs
are only usual In houses OF the best class. '@
TERMS: Une-flurth ca-h; balance ut one two,
and three wears, Interest added. .....-
- 80 ~ WILLIAMS & GIBSON,
,nh on ......s. ....r.,r ... lls. Auctioneers.
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BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED, A LIMITED AMOUNT OF
Wv tic ONE TWO. aud TIiREE-YEAR NOTES
Of Isaacs, Taylor & Villains.
Parker CAMPBELL,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.
NH 1S.l~
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w ANrED, ALL THE LADIES TO
w know that have been appointed agent for tho
STATEN ISLAND DYEISG-W ORkS, and am
prepared 10 receive all kinds Of work, such as
dresses shawls cloakS, feathers, gloves. Also. gen
tlemen'S clothing scoured-pants, SO cents whole
suit, S2-by the celebrated French Scourer and
Champion Glove-Cleancr Il. FRENCH,
de 1t No. Nihth street, Sign of Red Flag.
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wv (,uAMRER on second floor. Can also
com m odale Two table-hoarders al sos east Frank
IL, strne. NH 17-cod3t*
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TOR RENT, DWELLING No. 81 a.

EOR RENT, DWELLING No. 81 a.
n Cary street, between Third and Fourth sJ
streets, with eleven .rooms, including servants
rooms and all the most modern convenicnces.
For rent, DWELLING No. ] % west Main street.
with seven rooms, Kitchen with two rooms, aud all
co,yeniences. ,
street at present occupied by Dr. Bettelhein, con.
tuining ten rooms. Possession In ten or fifteen
days.
posile Subjects Row. With fur rooms.
For rent. DWELLING No. sos north Fifth
street, with seven rooms, and large lot
For rent. DWELLING No. 1907 Broad street,
Church HILL with ten rooms; and kitchen with
three rooms. $500 -
231 SecOnd street, between Canal and Byrd. with
six rooms.
For rent LARGE DIV ELI.ING on Sixth street
inst north Of Leigh, with ten rooms. Apply to
NH 20 IT GkGBBS x WILLIAMS.
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EOR SALE PRIVATELY, that near d.
L " new and neatly. painted + X Ill
DWELLING, with four ROBINS. situated At No. 4O4
pine street., near Abemarle. 1t bns necessary con.
We fences. he lot Is 80 by 10 feet 90 an LEY 20
feet Wide. This Is cheap property. Apply 10
WARREN UPPER,
r. ~. Real Estate Agents, No. II Tenth street.
NH
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BEAUTIFUL HOUSE AND LOT FOR.
ID SALE PRIVATELY. IN The CITY OF
MANCHESTER. DS S&YF NTH STREET NEAR
HULL-rhe HOUSE contains nine peoms, conVe-
niently and we-arranged, ipcludlng basement and
bathrooms. The house Is nearly new, and IN beau:
tful order with water on each door. The LoF
fronts AS by l65 feet. s4,i.. $50
This PROPERTY would suit professional man, As
1t IS centrally located, and has = Nice ottce-roon
attached. "'*
AMY In aifGITSTINE ROYALL, Agent,
Office corner Of seventh and h ail streets.
NH O-rodskpl Manchester, Va.
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A SHLAND PROPERTY FOR SALE. On

7 y
wrll-buill HOUSE. comparatively new, con-
tai ming six rooms and two closets with All neccs-
slry ou -holscs and well Of excellent water. on 4
LOT OF three acres on which Is also an orchard
and vineyard of the choicest apples, Peaches, pears,
and gcapes -.
PRICE: ~ 600. ddress :. G. Redo, Verden
post Office, Hanover county, Va.
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GALES AT AUCTION.

..--T - Il BY Wiisms 6 Gibson 's!jt. ''.'
Real Estate gents Aurtioueers. and stock Brokers.
- On THURSDAY NFXr..25th instant, al ~ P:
NJ. W. will offer for sale ut public auction THhEE
VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS, situated
on the norh west corner Of Grace and Pine streets,
fronting 81 feet each and running back LAO feet 70
an alley sixteen feet wide
TERMS Ure-f0urth Cash balance at four, eight,
and twelve months. .....s.... ..- rr--.. tTs..
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mARaNE INTELLIGEsCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH 20, 1875.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MARCH 22, 1875.
sun rises. 5.5s Moon rises.....-.. 659
sun setH. 6.02 High tfte.......... 4.2O
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EOF; RENT.-THAT MEDIUM o.
H sdzFD FAMILY RESIDENCE No. 81 III
Tht!d street, between Clay and Leigh streets,
having been newly painted, papered, aud put In
Thorough order, Is now ready for u tenant Apply
to JOHN 9. WILLIAMS, Trustee,
NH lG-2w at the Bank of.Commerce.
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WI ANrED, to exchange for money, best
w Spnt lump at SIS per 25 bushels: Anthra-
cite at 81 and *7,25 per Ton OF 1000 pounds; best
and other Goals from s3. 25 TO IS rcr load. Oak
and Pine Wood lowest cash prices. Nineteenth
aud Cary streets. y. II. IRUE.
NH I9-eod4t
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DOR RENT. the UPPER PART OF an
IL HOUSE No. COZ east Main street, three III
doors below Ninth street, at present occupied by
Mrs. Jones as \ millinery establishment. pcsses-
sion given the LIST OF March. For terms apply 10
NH aim q. 8 A. BARdAAliS,
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
No. 1919 Main street. '}'4 ~..

TWO, NEAT AND COMFORTABLE
l. TWO.STORY kRICK TENEMENIS, !, ~, ~
NEAR Mrs. N. PURCELL'S. AND BEL W s6H
CEDAR AND JAY STRshTs FOR SALE 81 81
AUCTION.-By request of the owner we shsll scll.
Inon the prer1 isel, on MONDAY the 22d or
March, at AZ O'Clock +. NJ, the above desirable
property, coutaining four rooms each' ana DITCH
kitchens good lois 10 each. r,,ru,n
- AuctiOnerrs.
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ID ARE BU SlNESS CHANCE
SUCH AS DOES NOT OFTEN OCCUR.

A lirsl-cllss and old established DRY GOODS
and EARPET-HUUSs,, containing two long floors,
most elegantly fxtured, with French plate front,
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WANTED, TO EXCHANGE \ FARM
w of about one hundred acres of very fertile
land In Orange county near Gordonsville tor Il
small HOUSE AND LOT In Richmond. Address
So. / 03 west Cary street. NH 2 FIX Tu3wA
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DOR REN.T-That most fa>hiopably- GA:.
l. located r.nd comfortable FAMILY RESI-ES
DtNCE co fner OF Frank In aud Fousher streets,
having been put In nice order Is now ready Tor
tenant. apply to JOHN Z. WILLIAMS ut bank or
Commerce.
NH 10 2w JULIA A. WORKMAN.
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FOR RENT IN WASHINGTON, D. c.
VIII sell part of stock, or tent store without
stock. 10 good, reliable party at moderate rent
The store does cash trade of 1928 600 per
annum.
Of health j. < ling u retire. . .
For further particulars address w. s. post
,nira washington. D. G.. nh l7-6r*
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1900 GoKpS EEA Sas me- hani sA asF
ket price for same, delivered In Richmond at auy
one OF the raj lroad depots or on the canal Apply
to GOODMAN L. MYERS,
Office No. 1925 Main street,
NH I'll Prs 4 ff6cp bOS 500
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-12
Rules for the Treatment of Drowned

In view OF the frequent cases OF
drowning the publication Of the follow.
ing rules for the treatment OF drowned
persons may be opportune:
Remove all the distractions to breath
ing; instantly loosen or cut apart neck
and Wristbands turn the person on the
face with the head down hill, stand astrlde
the hips with your face towards his
head, and locking your four fingers under
his belly, raise the body as high rs you
can without lifting the forehead OFT the
ground; give the body smart jerk TO
remove mucus from the throat and water
from the windpipe; hold the body sus-
pended long enough TO count one, Two,
three. four, five, repeating the JERK gen
tly two or three times.
Place the person on the ground Iace
downward. aud maintaining All t"c
while your position astride the body,
ora.p the cloihlng over the points OF
~. shoulders. or if the body Is naked
thrust your fingers into the armpits,
cI..nin: your thumb over the points Of
tine shoulders, and raise the chest rs
biob ~ YOU can without lifting the head
onite of; the ground, and hold 1t long
enough to slowly count. one, two three.
Replace him on the ground with his
farrbead on the lleXcd arm, and the
neck Strengthened out, and the mouth
and nose free. Now, still astride him,
place your elbows against your knees
and vour hands upon the sides OF his
chest over the lower rib and press
downwards and inwards with increasing
force long enough to slowly count one,
two. Then suddenly let 60, grasp the
shoulders AS before, and raise TIE chest,
then press the ribs as before These al.
tcrnatc movements should be repeated
ten 10 fifteen times minute tor an
hour at least, unless breathing is rcStor-
ed soon. Use same regularity Us IN
natural breathing,
After breathing has commenced re.
store the animal heat. Warm blankets,
hot water in bottles, hot bricks Warm
the head rs fast is the body, lest con-
WILSON'S come on. Ruhbing the body
with warm llaunclS, slapping the tleshy
parts. assists L. restore warmth and
breathing. If the patient can surely
swallow. give hot coffee, tea or little hot
sling. Spirits sparingly. Place him in
a warm bed; give plenty ircsh rlr;
keep him quiet. Do not let him lie ON
his back, II, the tongue closes the wind
pipe.
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Iryy sosA Market.

NEW YORK, July lO.-Cotton-Quict
IL, l5.rr l0c; futures closed steady; July
- 1-Ipul5.c; August ID 1-lGc; Scptem-
h.r l5ir,i5j.}3J October ! / 23-:;2Grliic;
November l4lr; January ii 2j.&2c; Feb
ruary II @l-32t,ljc. FlOur-Rcccipts
1900 barrels; in fair demand; superinc
western and state Il 9Om5 90; common
to- good - l5t,G l5i good to choice - 30
as 20; white wheat extra 80 1896 %;
81. Louis - &j1t 5 10. Rye Flour-Firm.
Corn MraI-Stcady NJ 81 s5m4 20
Whcat-in moderate demand; No. > Chi
cago ~ lSIC,l -; No. , 81 -; No. >
Milwaukee - 2l!ml l23; amber 81 31C
Is; white 81 35.Gl 10. Ryc-Quict ut
II Us. Barlcy-Nomjnal. Malt-Quiet
and firm. Coru-Firm; mixed western
steamer 19Ca SIC; do sail s2@tl S@!c. Oats
-Rccclpts $1,000 bushels; dali and
heavy; mixed western GjlU6,c; white u
CG72!c. Hay-Unchansod. Coilee =
Firm at l7ic. Sugar-Flrm; fair to good
refining 7s(rS slice; prime Sc. Moasses
Quiet and unchanged Ricr-Dull and
unchanged. Petrolcum-FIrm; refined
l2rtl2.c crude 5sc Ro>in-Sicady ut
81 7Ia,I -. Turpcntine-Steady at
BE. Icayy at so 40a - 30, Beet
-UnchaugrI. Cut Meats Duli; niddles
lirmer; long clear western ! ic. Lard
Heavy; prime steam lailc. Butter
Heavy; western l3G2lc. Esgs-Hcavy;
western 2O122c Chccsc-licayy at )
ll2,c Wnsky-Sscady at 81 -. Man
uiurtured Coppcr-Shcudy; new sheath
in., 3oc; ingot lake -tcsdyat 22sc. Pig
lron-Sco.ch steady at $50 OO@%3 oOi
American quiet at So u0M25 90. Russia
Shect-Sli 30 gold. Nails-Cnchanged.
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Prrhups the most famous bed in Eng
lish history Is the bed OF Ware, in l!rrt-
rnrd,hire. Shakespeare a!.udes to it in
The Twelfth Night Although the
sheets were bis' enough for ii" bed Of
Ware" Nothing is now known Of the
oria;n of the bed; nut in Shakespeare :
time it was in the manor house Of Ware.
the residence of the Fanshaws, The
b.d>,cad is ten feet nine inches in length
about the same in width, and nine feet
>iN inches in height, it is covered with 4
wooden conopy, supported by rane!ilng
"a. the head. and two massive posts at
the foot Of the bed. The entire frame
work is deliberately carved, and espec-
tally the panelling. The bedstead was
transferred from Manor Park to one OF
the inns of Ware, where 1t became 4
popular object of pilgrimage. y few
wears ago il was purchased by The pro-
prirtors ofthe Rye House, together with
the tapestry and carved fittings belong
ing to the chamber in which it originally
stood.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, July l0.-Flour-Quict ana
unchunSod. Wheat-Dull and weak;
No. spring 81 OS!@l o. No. = 81 10.
spot; 81 O6l seller August 81 O43 seller
September; No. 81 0l!@l o.; rejected
g3G94c. Corn-Dull and declined No.
2 mixed 69:c bid spot; II &c bid seller Au-
gust; 7l3c seller September; rejected o. &C.
0sts-Dull and nominal; No. 5Se spot.
52Ic seller July; 1890 bid seller August;
RGe-Demand fair and prices advanced
Mt 81 OOGl02. Barley-Demand good
at fall prices; No. 2 81 % spot; 81 90
seller September. Pork-Active at Sl9 %
spot; $40 80 seller August; Sl9 20 seller
September. Lard-Demand fair and
prices advanced at $l3 20 spot or seller
August; $l3 40 seller September. Bulk
Mcats-Dull and nominal; shoulders 9ir.
Whisky-Firm and in fair demand at
SLY.
On call board wheat was trmer nj
SlOGI seller July; 81 OH seller August
Oats-Dull and lower II. 81 seller July;
sole seller August. Pork and Lard
Unchanged
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RaItiEiOyc Market.

BALTIMORE, July l0-FIour-Steady
and unchanged. Wheat--Firm; No. l
western amber II 81; No. do 81 @3;
mixed do 81 b; No. western red 81 -;
No. > 90 II 3O4@l 81; Pennsylvania red
u S2G,l &3; No. Milwaukee spring
y - Corn-Firm and demand good;
western rlixcds4. Oats-Firm; western
white 62c: western mixed G06IGlc. Rye
Quiet and nominal ut 90@95c. Hay
Unchanged Provisions-Qujct. with
only iobbincdcmand. Pork-Frm nj
>2l' 90. Bulk Meat>-ShouderS De; ciear
rib l36I2ic. Bacon-Shouiders ICE;
clear rin Isle; hams lil@ l5c. Lard
Dali; crude lie; refined lil@ l4!c. But
ter-Firm and unchanged, Petroleum
-Nominallv unchanged. Coffee IL
changed. Whisky-Firm at 81 -.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGiSTE Err.

One square-M inch space. 1890.
Onatimr - one months %
Two ti,nes ..I p Three months. l. ~
one week ........n2 81 one year......... p M
one square changeable once a week S5O'
Suec!al Notices y per cent additional.
Advertisements 10 occupy hXed places -
per cent additional.
cuts Will be charged double for space
occupied.
Double column advertisements, % per
cent additional.
Local Notices II cents per line-bW no
l0cal notice tCU be Inserted for less than one
DOLLAR. ~
All advertisements, except for establish
ed business houses, must be paid for III ad-
vance. ,
All bills due on the first appearance OF
the advertisement. ,,I
BiuSwitn regular advertisers rendered
quarterly. ,a,,,,, IN
Yearly advertisers viii be conii.iTI" ~
their legitimate business, ana an NJ
tisrmpntS not connected with IL VIII "'
charged Tor at our regular E'''S'