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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-03-04


She went back to the company, but
Edward Hunter and Mr.. King were
both absent. She noticed it, and her
face grew as white as the bleached shells
she held in her hand.
"Where is Ned?' said Robert, join
ing the group with Miss Drew at his
side.
sHe went away with Mr. King, who
said he wished to speak with him a mo-
ment, but it is time they returned, said
another.
The time was drawing on toward sun
set, but the two young men had not yet
returned.
The company began to grow anxious,
and finally set out in search of them.
They went on toward the massive piles
of rocks and lodges, and some Of the
Young men running from one high emil
hence to another, shouted and called
them. but no answer came. By this
time Violet, filed with terrible fear,
ran like chamois from rock to rock,
and cliff to cliff, her scarlet cap stream
ing out behind her like a stream of fire,
and her face growing winter and winter
with terror. She left the rest in the
distance, and the young ladies standing
in a group on great ledge which jutted
out over the ocean, watched her with
strained eyes and anxio us hearts. Sud
denly she stopped and took listening
attitude, then she seemed almost to fly,
and descending soon disappeared from
their gaze.
| She had heard a groan, and following
the sound soon came in sight of Edward
Hunter lying among the rocks with a
huge boulder across his limbs, while he
| WAS unable to extracte himself. Back
to the summit of the cliff she flew and
waved her handkerchief as signal OF
distress. and beckoned them to come to
the rescue. Then she returned to the
suffering man and STOPPING down raised
his head in her lap.
80. Edward % she cried; ''can you
ever forgive me? Tell me that I am
forgiven, even if you have ceased to
love me"
sDear heart !' he said, family, f'you
are forgiven. and L shall never cease to
love you.
The men had arrived, and the rock
removed, and Edward Hunter was borne
on litter to his carriage, and was taken
Immediately to surgeon.
MIR. King soon joined the party, com
ing from an opposite direction, and
seemed as much surprised as any one
had been at the accident.
When Edward Hunter lay on his bed
with broken leg, Violet told him OF
her conversation with Mr.. King, and
intimated her suspicion that the sup
posed accident was caused by himself,
who was angry with them both but
Edward assured her that his fall was his
own fault, that King had left him in
anger, but had sought nor intimated nc
violence, and when alone and returning
TO the company, he had slipped, and
the great boulder rolled down upon
him.
There were two weddings that bright
autumn. and the day after Violet and
Edward were united, Robert led to the
altar the golden-haired young girl, Miss
Drew.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-03-04

This is the way they do it in Cal
ifornia, if reports are to be credited. A
German was riding along the street in
Sacramento, when he heard a pistol-shot
behind him, and felt his hat vibrate.
He TUNED, saw man with a revolver.
took off his hat, and found bullet-hole.
s'Did you shoot at me ?" asked the Ger
man. EYES," replied the other party.
Chats my horse; it was stolen from
me recently" ''You must be mistaken, %
said the German; ST have owned the
horse for three years" "We1," said
believe I am mistaken. Excuse me,
sir. Won't you take drink p
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-03-04

"a loveier day never dawned, >" said
Violet, as Mr.. King assisted her into
his tiny little carriage, while the hand
some grays attached to it beat their hoofs
impatiently into the green turf.
They were about to start fof the
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL NOTES.

LUNG PowER.-Dr. Stone, who has peeh
studying the pressure the lungs during performance
On wind instruments, has ascertainod tnat the
hight OF a column OF water, supported by the muSou'
net OF expiration transmitted by the lips, Is aoo" 81
teet lie has also experimeutod with vie" 10 o.
what is the actual pressure corresponding 70 'n u
production OF a note on each OF the prlnelpa, w ~
strumentA It 10 found that with the malItiS malI ~ ~
iustruments the pressur required by tnc s" ~ - 20 80
considerably greater than that required Ior t~ Om
notes each particular description OF nstrumeut pk
fonpd 10 have pressure-ratio peculiarly IT'S own. iuc
elarionet however Is mentioned as an exception 10 'hs
rule. &,
Cholera PROPnYLACTIC.-ln paper read
,.fore the British Medical Association, Dr. MacCormac
peaks Of the ease with which Asac cholera yields to
carly treatment-a fact known 10 him, he says, for
many years and his method OF meeting the disease by
getting in advance OF the premonory diarrhea having
proved very successful. The prophylacc he employs
Is simply sulphurc acid lemonade" administered in
daily dcses containing half dram OF the dilute acld
II s stated that on one occasion forty inmates OF the
asylum which DIR. NJ. is visiting physician were SUI
denly attacked by cholera, seventeen or whou sue
rumbed almost immediately. He ordered supnuIIlo
acid lemomade for all the inmates (4O and no one ese
was attacked, the remaining cases making gOou Ie
coverles DR.. NJ that water for dflnklhS shoulI
be cooked " aud favored with a pincn OF Yea Or
coffee. cinnamon, quassla, &c.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
SALES FROM q O'CLOCK p. N. 10 CLOSE OF BChl-
niHI u
THURSDAY, Feb. LIP. NJ,


The stock market to-day has developed weak
ness in a new and generally unexpected quarter.
While the stocks which had yesterday made
marked a decline have remained comparatively
steady at prices a shade above the lowest of yester
day. Chicago and North Western, and St. Paul have
come to the front and broken away from what had
come to be considered as their safe anchorage
at A and SO respectively. Northwest
opened at 44l and sold at :. but was
very quiet for the first half hour when it
suddenly broke, on transactions to very fair
amount to 43 rallied to AZ, which price was bid by
q prominent broker for one lot of 5000 shares but
the tempting offer failed to sustain the price, and it
again sold down to 49,. closing at 43'. buyer days.
St. Paul opened 36s, and sold steadily down to 81.
closing with rally to only 35! The Preferred
shares of these roads were quite as weak
as were the Common, that Of North
Western having sold at 56, against 81.
at the last sale yesterday and ST. Paul Preferred at
55l against 81 which tine latest sale Yesterday.
each closing shade batter than the lowest price of
the day. The weakness noticed In these stocks
should surprise one. when it is remembered that
the comparatively low price for wheat, which is
again down TO S3I cents at Chicago must very mate
rally effect the volume of the business Of these
roads, to say nothing Of the probability that the
Potter law rates is likely to remain in force for
at least another year. Union Pacific con-
tiuues 10 DO tho strong stock of the
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12

The attention of investors seems to be attracted 10
good railway bonds instead OF poor railroad stocAS'
and so we find the market for frst-class mortgages
very strong to-day. OF the S22oOOO DonuS pur-
chased at the Boards, upward OF Sl73,Oo were III
the Pacfcs the Union issues bearing Oft the palm
for activity and strength, the Sinking Funds wnch
have been rapidly growing in public favor OF late'
making an upward jump of per cent. from oll 10
sGk All these issues were strong by reason OF the
proposition of the Company to extlnguIsh It's IN
debtedness to the Government by the annual pay
ment of S5OOOO0 The bids for railroad bonds were
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
,aa11se, August. 17Is0532e, September, is1, sonir.

1.s2a116e, August, 17is0532e sspenber i6sy, nominal
sales TO-DAY 200 lS cog S,oA 10 s
is i3I6c 400 10 255le 100 Is - l6s 200 - 2s32e;
Ami 300 rs 5-32c 200, l6sc. 200 10 61lc, 200 lbs
NAV 24OO 10 7-lGc June 900, os Jal LOO l1e August
100 II "a total II 100 bas; grand total II 800 tales
CoPP Tbs receipts Rio for The enlnf h n0Irng verS
II 400 bss including 900 pr Eleanor Miller 900 BAG. per
Morning ka 400 surpu sales of tae sane hne;
OD7 ba0s per John 1000 bags Surprise s0d 2f
bags per Morning o 42S begs stock IN sfst sno. IN New
YoTk feb H. 1870 3UoI2 Batnore 4OOoV oaFsj az
HamptoU Roads 10000 Charleston 245 blgsi ssys5,
nah 300 bags Mobile 800 bags sn0s NegOresos % ~
bags; total 9B747 bfg Adoat and lo1nf FOR e"
ba1s ports the Uni Cd tt'te ls3O bses o zozyo
bags Total supple. for oil ports o The United stat 5LJ
$50 bsgs WngbG Cotslegsm dated bo Fse ~ toLo
aysug sales since 81 500 bags; smpment zoOOo ospi
loading load 81 900 bag stock At date S2OVV
ally receipts $500 bays Phce, 5OOi fHeoAns zD. ~.
MID graies embrace 1900 bags Saho DOminso 20
bags Costa Rca 80 MsHcaOo. and 243 Dags s'ah ~
In lots for consuu pon within To-Day the market o ROE
yery quiet and prices n,mnlI; sales unmporisnt We gnoy
nary cargoes II 20l75ici fair TO-, s4@o2ri good 10
49,. pme Do and rage Tor lots, IL f2~%'
onld a. nd 0Oda.a, cr.iL We quote;
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
1--WE STOCK MARKETS.

NEw YoRK Feb ll-LKRyEsStock hsns DELAYED, and onv
1873 head all Jersey
total 2272 1850 for
large pant Of the late arrivals Of
hand this morning. The demand tor beef Usually limited
the OF Lea which began bat
the large falling Of the Of beef
scarcely been matched former NotwhssDs
the market ruled extremely both
ssterdaJ and Gesing quotations fully & eSsI
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12

Attention is called to the fifteenth annual report
of the Equitable Life Insurance Company. published
elsewhere, from which it appears that the old Com
pany continues to prosper. The Company's net cash
assets on the 31st of December last $2469Ojl3
and its income for the year. from premiums, interest
and rents, amounted to over nine millions.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Penn
svlyania 6s III; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad.
2ol: Reading Railroad, 5G!; Pennsylvania Railroad
552 Gold 114t.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
We auncx closing quotations Of foreign excha

Money was the counterpart Of yesterday and lent
on call all day at 2lG3 per cent. Prime commercial
paper was selling at 4GG. The L. S. Treasury
ceived Ss0OOOO National bank notes for redemption.
The following is the Clearing house statement
Currence eIehges $67 ABB S25 Coli G9O792
Cvrreuy 3,3G2 6I Gold baa0ces.... l2OIj97
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
WILLIAM BLACK,
MISS BRADDON. AND
+. DE WITT TALMAGE.
HARPER & BROTHERS. SEwYoRK'
Publish this Dsy;

WILLIAM BLACKS THE MAID OF KILLEENA.
THE MAID OF KILLEgNA AND OTHER STORIES. BY Will
ham Black Author Of Princes " Thule Love or Aa'geF
As 6O Svo. Paper, so cents
The Maa Of Kueena pretty snd graceful little story Of
,loe Hetdes which sabor knows and loves 50 well
The book one be read with much eroyment-lGr'phe
Loudon.
A delightful collection Of sories-l Examiner, London
Ivss something akn this joy that We drew our chair closer
a. the the the critic place to the smile
Of when in the first Of our book we
discovered TO those western e the quiet
summ.r sA IN the North simple people amid whose
lvpg the T1usbe held her modes: court
-lSpecsof London.
Mr. Black. graceful tales. The principal one OF
those western isles beloved Of his incona
bI rpo sbepa reader OF bis most successful 1ove
-IAtbenauu, London.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
Government bonds were active, but developed 10 I
We annex the latest quotations:

Southern state bonds were pretty much neglected.
the only sales being Of Tcnnessees, New Series. at
45 and Virginia Consos at 57.. The bids were as
& f,Il
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
hiddllne....l6is
(..a.t Atf H.

Iuelpted IN the above . 100 bales o arrive.
tor future delivery the decline Of l3c
q n. sales ~ follows. all basis Of Los Middhngs
sales yeseniAy alter m-Febras 200 l5sc March 800
10 2o32e 800 10 lbe 800 10 527 32e Apn lO06 % 800
10 b32e 100 10 3i6e May 200 10 l532e, 1000, l6l,
Jhly. 100 II l32e total $500 bales YESTERDAYS
februsry lbsaci March 10 l3lB627 S2e April, lU $3.50
732e, MAJ 10 l6-32d lt June IL 25329l3l6e July. II
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

4
C0TT0NThe Of the market for Cotton very du
and easier but prices lower Receipts at the shipping ports
457 bales this 1887 bales this
year so bales; consolidated Is dsys) receipts ~ S52
por Britain 81 304 basi exports Continent 69l
6ae stock In SewYo l7Oi4 baes consolidated STOCK Ss307l
bales,
standard OF classification 10 force 1874
gfade 81 the duulei:
Orinau..I3a stnct Good oniinsr.l5h Mddine. ..l6is
Ind Lawn A A. IN (.otN 1.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12

OF the city bank stocks. Hanover uO) sold at 10;
Bank of Republic uOl. at 1O2; Tradesmen's ll'h at
1921; Metropolitan co., at 13O The following are
the bids go ,1
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12

sold al lAisc.
sBRDS-Cover Is but quiet holders Offering bat htts
prices ruling of $40 bags State AZ III c -.
TALLOWThere fair inquiry at sght reduction siesd ~
hhdA prme stock at Ssic -.
NSklgh pre,s well maintained aud note saes OF 2oo
bbls al 81
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
TALMAGg on THE THEATgR AND KINDRED sUDJECTs.
SPORTS THAT KILL,

SPORTS THAT KILL.
SPORTS THAT By T. De Witt ramase Author OF First
k-nes OF Sermons Series OF Sermons Old Wells Dug
Out" 6e Phonosrspbs Reported and Revised l2mo, COth,
81 20; Paper II.
preacher The present day enjo7 wider or more useful popn
Iarty than the Rev De Wit Tamge, the eloquent and earnest
pastor Of The Brooklyn Tabernacle Every suHdy bis voice falls on
e larger congregation than assemblies in any other place Of
worship printed Of bis sermons in newspapers and
books are scattered almost quarter OF tie bsbta0s
world Wherever English language spoken his burning words
bear witness truth what is spoken Brooklyn read in
Besnd ard the reoote settlements OF Aus
ITALIA and Newznd II has been truly sad Of him that be has the
world for hrs congregation!
present comprising eleven on dangerous popu
amusemenis seductive sequel to The Abomna'ions
soey published three 'eo Its aim is to warn peo
r AGAINST the the beater Sysit bad books strong
drink e and also tie author
h by deDounes innocent pleasure to ugge
harmless forms Of amusement and recreation lie wars
n, aga5 SPORTS Kill eloquent and earnest warning
H pernous such destroy both BODY and soul the
volume destined widespread and niay influence"
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
THE MARKETS.
ICarcfully reported for TnR TRIBUSE.l
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.
c. P. Punch.

IHuRsDAY, Feb. II, IS 20.
following complete lat Of eIpofs sAioped 10 vessels "leh
were cleared TO-DAY
A.rgERP-N.eam.r c. 7. Punch
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

C.,C&I I. C. Receivership. See Hassers Flnan-
cIal Report, No 2l5. Price, cents. 7Wall-st
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
GOVERNMENT STOCK pEPARrMENr-lOi O'CLOCK

GOVERNMENT STOCK pEPARIAhNi-iV v N"'N-
AND III O'CLOCK A. NJ.
- @ O. p..,.,.,.1 1881 IUS 5s. 10-40 Registered
ps, nos"Ni'' '' 11ol, 2OOO...........l2lli"s
80.
Us, Coupon 1881 80. %; 2;,n apiV NoUPo" 10 1I7ls
II G T. S0 Cannon 1867 U SOS. Reg, 1881 -
oOO 900 10000 be llO'4
Ia 900 O....,......12.l y 6s, Currency 80.
500 Registered. 1867 - S4VVO''''''''''''''''4A''
10 900. be I'VE
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12

NAVAL STOKES fairly active demand for Ro.n To-
M AZ steady pce we quote - lOGS2 10 for Ordinary TO 6ooi
the sales comprise obs far st med al - lO cargo oi -oOI
bs AT nnyon b0d. Of Good do reported Al sht
a. 3D. ner boil freight 800 bb Low No. here - oi sgf'
Trreutne has an IS s. % cny hear OF 80 DOS
d on dock unchanged bat selling only IN Joooins 0
dull 81 81 = l.. -.
a 81 lZUel ID
Tor Pnme Winter Il % No l, and i0QoJc or No. -
Other Oils quiet An 4.
anI sais Of b NV Mes in JOB o's, 40 fJ 81 ri ohef
n. ery and ha4yr e. o; 800 bl Mess seller ha ~ o.
Beef g4y - b5s at %l for Era ana s5 oO Tor
PICKET Tierce quiet Beef H. rs are lnaevo
but dm at 1853 for Soub,u sEd F2OdS@l FOR een eat
MIS- are due ul &c iur Fresh Shoulef s
TO-; sac or SMOKED Oh. for Fresh hams; 10y
Smp6e dol sales OOy 10 I'D Bellies
% Tor eayy lOc 70 ~ svcgei 70 boxes DO on
rrvse ~ aud Clear puyse terms bacon Is iocyo
fnt fn held lO7sc bu'e az lO4c; 10 tle2 btd a.
luic with blyer, sales OF $4,000 Shore Itb hdies IN
- iv1nF.e ot sc Dressed Hogs dal bat steady the
weather restrict, buae; sales Of Civ al 80 iYc, aD western at
Sic Lard steady ot 40 ts Nl al 1870
I,; 300 t., a. IA l-lG0lt i2- eo1tfe ali
lac for of grade; delivery We heAr VI 40oO t seef
March. at l4lst -. -. On. 4.
BTrER-T6e marke State remains urchangei al about SOC 10
sieaiier OWING ID
Eastern Inquiry. aaa MEDIUMS s u1aetv ana Pns
fyr the ue Choice Rolls less lbcral receipts AMI pnes
rule about steady receipts are stu aI6e aud Iaefe
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12


sac ractory. 6ne State Factory, new, -,
lb5 Ia GlOS
state Factory, goolt 70 . ..., state f"toy hes,
ID 0lOl.
Stat Factory Slammed . 9lo
mon 20 ilir....,.... I2 ala Sta.e Fsc,or, nsz
Western Factory all cream. iil sam D ddt
TO l2 ais state Ilueapl plle".... 70 02t
Ohio 10 Qlj4 Eagsh DAlr do.. ~ 9-S'
ali cream DIE. l5sdl6ia'
EGGsOwug the t receipts ana diminished stock c Fres thd
market ruled weather has greatly uerrd
checking sppis Pcs taGen tetra ale and at 100
Lrn, teud lcy l Li"ar lad 're also IN
demand &, the scrcY
ami PeLn....1J G1O ~@o
Western DuMe.. 30 G0O LllAIei pOO9''''''''''Io IL
...3h d3J
PETROLEl market for Refined is again decidedly o. With
nte ~ ani puces b. consd, d uomnal
Of 900 t ing taken At IS H. able
Authenticate II; 2Q2Uc In Crude Iuue also manifest
At considerable lower Gcus % spot ba4ace Of month
NaphtLa 8 9 Piepha Refined nominal at l3 1l3Jlc The
follows:
toy from Titusye Cg Petroleum Centre Ju declu.
ing reid atS 75a$l SOi Rouseye que decn but held arm
=, 81 10; rd0te considerable oil sales ~ 55
at wells PArsers no. much aos C4ej SAFES III ~ cannot
quote shipments or Uaiya
RICE-The stock Rsncoon this $500 ba The de-
msnl il Only md prices u1chsgd snail "a OF Caous
were Louisiana at s., AID E1usoo1 at O20
Gass, = = x..-.,... -. o,,.
freely snd M biotsS = very
30 hhd AeNOcans a Iic; IoJ Ooks Nea'
fuva at SSdSc. $50 boxes heldo lIlYaie ms We
oaote Fair Good Refining a, -2d s; tGe d. AZ q w
trfng, bhds and boxes sassy and No. IL taytI N y go
Reaned duh bat oGJLc. fr son le "i Sei9f ot
soft White; lO7c. CfsAdi 1886 for Po"tered and IO i'i
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
MISS BRADDONS A STRANGE WORLD.

STRANGE WORLD Novel By Mss NJ E. Bradion. Author
Of Aurora Floi" Birds Of Prey" "CAsrloiies Inheritance
Dead Sea Fruit" DC. &e svo Paper IS cents
Badcop justly praised Tor the originality snd
Che her plots Her style brilliant and spred
her bos show close Of and happy
a in describing Deeper phases ami her Invention leads ber far
yo Her books held in high esteem
On the CoBtneni translated into smOs, civilized
bav been thought unworthy Of analysis by
cms Of the best French ec She hs written book
in there are not Intellectual Though
ploa leading importance Der 'he carefully esb
erie, her se closely Gdes bsr dranG Boston
fstandAy Evening Gazette.
~ HARPER BROTHERS u and ether o. hs above uorkI by
sa ysslg. y-aJsd part Of a< UNis siste' receipt Of
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12

Cugrss-T1e has imgroyd finest gates
are ite shipper = act freeY in uee holders arc
wiling their limits; have
fair they paving lie for strictly
Fantke: AZ Tus f for all acsi gold
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
le hils at The close of the Exchange were:

The London advces reported strong and higher
markets for British COnSOlS, and firm prices for
United States securities To-day has been ticket
day and tomorrow will be fortnightly settling day
On the London Stock Exchange. The Court of Man
ayers of the Bank of England made no change in
the minimum rate of discount and it still stands at
per cent though the bank lost .c4j7,0O0 bullion
sterling during the week, suppiementing this by
further loss to-day Of $4,000. The proportion of
reserve to liabilities which was last week AS per
cent is now A., per cent. The Bank of France in
creased during the week 72O2lO00 francs. The
foreign Exchange market has been thoroughly
and completely demoralizcd by the fears that the
gold bulls are proposing 10 engineer squeeze
in the cash gold. though however good the chances
may appear to manipulate the market, there are no
present indications of such a proceeding. AT all
events there is demand for sterling bills, though
the leading drawers have twice reduced rates to-
day to the figures given below. Bills were attain
able as low as 4Si and 4s7 The principal sales of
gold were at 1l4., the extreme range of the price
being 1lf9 and 1l3s. There were no considerations
affecting the premium. The carrying rates l,
H. ard per cent, TO flat, on the borrowing side.
The shipments of spccie to-day S2JS0O0 in gold
in coin interest on the public debt, and $4,000 i'll
redemption of called Gve-twentics. The days busi-
nes, at the Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold
cleared S4S 770OOO; gold balances, $l4S9, 146 cur
rcncy balances 81 679j6j. The quotations for gold
were as follows:
lO;uD.llt5s ;l:3O.I1fSl l:o0..llfa 2;3O ...l1f6s
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12

sALEs ioK rsssEsr DkL,vEsr.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12

WHITE STAR LINE.
POR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THB
UNITED STATES NAIL.
ERw AND RULI-POWEaBD srkAHsHlPA
sfnns rom N.wYok on SATURDAYS from Liverpool or THURS
DAYS es ling st Cort Hsrbor eseb
BALTIC EATURDAf, Feb is. At ll;00 an
BELGIC. SATUKDAN. Feb. 20, AZ $500 D.
ADMhTIC. SATURDAY. F.h n a. 1000 A.
,TITIC sATURDAl. MGrr1 q. st 300
RkPIBLiC SATUHDAA. ia - -. at 1000
Pr The waite Stai 30 Per -. Not5
tor ~ ri7scp 1ufytiei e0bbuing
SAFErY SPEED and CJHFOtI
ksOoa aGtrroor1s noIing AtnfDJns IN mdso
asn st"rje acoOmpass
hes
aT t,ss,a ~ so, Rrtnn Tescs $l40. gold. sieerag,
Il tor g, alter FeJTuTf saloon fa'es Wall ID 80
-ioj .oiL
' ''fa T. ron
81 uos orstr sPpJ - the cono<nys
'c0A ~ 10 DT. aes-,uG Il j. COhiiS Agent
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
n HlTl,

FLOUR AND MBA-The nqairv for Flour limited 70 ne pres
ing wants OF the trads the vef' hg9I hH
interior have suspended buness ior the present bat SUI ne -
annie Mnnesoas are 6rm Shipping Ertrss steady no nl
pP,e nte Am AZ the Is steady With fsf 90
sd Tor No. and supersbe very scarce and hrm ~
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12

EOR LIVERPOOL.
VIA QUEENSTOWN,
CARRYING THE L. S. MAILS.
TrrF LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPM
will dispatch one Of fell hon steamships
FROM PIER No. 40 n R., EVERY TUESDAY,
follows;
WISCONSIN Capt February 16, at 200 p m
IDAHO Capt FoRSYTH. March 2 At l;OO y III
CABIN passage, $50, gold.
s.eeraee passage (oMee. 90 Brooiv2y) a:lo" rates
For freight cabin passage. apply 10
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-01-23
nlarriagts.

In Mar,insbnrg, on the 9Th inst, by
Rev. NJ. L. Cutler. WM. q. ED
WARDS 10 Miss MARY +. ROUSH,
both of Martinsburg.
On the eth inst, at Union, w. Va,
by Rev. Mr.. Mason, Mr.. w. A. COR
Don, OF Georgetown, ID. g., TO Miss
HARRIET CAPERTON, daughter
Of Hon. A. Caper,on.
At champion, the residence Of tho
brides parents, near Charlsstown, on
Wednesday, January 18th, 1878, by
Rev. A. &. Hopkins, Mr. JOHN. 7.
TRUSSELL, al Charlestown, 10 Mics
ANNA Il. DgGROT'TE ANDERSON.
daughter of Mr.. Harrison A. Anderson.
On the 3lst oil December, 1874, At
the residence of the brides father, near
Bunker Hill, Mr.. JOHN CUSTER to
Miss MARY +. JENklNS-all Of
Berkeley county.
Near Mt Clifton, Va, on the Path Of
December, by Rev. J. 5. Csnnick, Mr..
JOHN J. OVERLY and Miss JULIA
A. ESTEP-tbe former of Jefferson
Co., w. Va, and the latter Of Shenan-
doah Co., Va.
In St. Lukeis Church, Norfolk, Va,
Dec. 10th, by Rev. WIN. NJ. Dame, j.
A. SLAGHTER, Of Little Rock, Ark,
aud CARY FUNSTEN, daughter Of
the late Col. David Funston, of Alexan.
drja. Va.