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SelegrapbiiGe Sepei9e,t.
tDeritte Der ~Aiiociirten Brefie- fir Den ~&ors
Ieipoubeuten.1)
Sulana,9 9epeids,s.
Nus Der 8mnaesbamptltaSt.

9Sa btngtpn, %. Gftober. - Der
S1aeamtsietretdr bat anweiiung seseben,
$7O4, $50 in 2esals9enbcrs einsuSieben; Oieies
reOu5irt oaS aegal=EeuDeruolumen auf 1878,
236,244.
9te ,SoIleinnabmen beliefen fid, beute
auf 1892 ,2l2, 1922; o1e Snlanolteuer. @innab-
men betrugen $40l ,2s6.73. .7
= Das SberbuuOesseriAt iuar beute mieS
Der in Sisung. .5.I
= Sm Sber. .Suubesgeridte piro nl0rgen
NIT Der Serbanolung mebrerer fir ole @ilen-
babnintereiieH wt6tigsr Yro5eiie besonnet
merrsn. 9ieiclben iinb auf Bsrufung segen
llrtheile bes &reisseribts uon 8isconiin
Dor pas Sbergeribt perlest morben, uno eS
banbelt iid in tenIelben Inn oieGonititutionaz
lltat zines @eietes ber Sesislatur, nad lpels
dem Der Sarif fir @iiter, unb Yaifagierbe.
forSerurs bonn Staate feitseiett peroen ioa.
Sic @tienbabncompasnie'n in Oem eta ate
wiberieeen iid1 bem @eiste, unb in SOlge
Oapon iinD Die Broaeiie anaeilrenat.
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Sen. SmtIer fault I'D eine @nlo.
01f}E1c

Sreberidsburs, @a., %. Sftbr. -
Ser ,Glrgiaia Seralo" beridtet beute, baB
Sen. 8. S. Butter i'll Sieier ytadberidaft
cine @olbmine gefauft babe. Ye.lere @olo.
iunbe baben Die aufnlerfiamfeit auf bic
Wtineraireiiourcen bieier @egeno gelenft.
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8aIttmore, Wb., Treitag, ben 29. otto6er 1875.

bon griimmern geiaubert. uno an einge.
dif,erten 8rinatsebdnoen iino oiele arbeiter
tbdtia. Webrere Sirmen baben ihre 9e=
iddfte pieoer er6ffnet, uno Seriiderun9S-
Saratoren iino angeftreugt beiddftigt.
Oie Seritherungen tneroen fd ouf unge=
fdhr II Itillion Dollars belaufen. Oie
peaen aerinqer Sergeben Serbaiteten ftno in
ssreibeit aeiebt unb Die llebrisen nod @arion
II. Sob Siu qebra9t. SH einer BON 4nipdl-
ten heute aebaltenen Seriammlung murbe ein
@onlite ernannt, rpeldles eine Seriammlung
Der @ouutp Yeantten bernfen ioG, in fpeldler
iiber ben gSieSeraufbnu her @ountp @.bGuoe
uno iiter ben Antrag alif abbaltung elmer
Grtra> Sisuug berGe9lslatnr beratben mero en-
iol.
Gan 6rau3ise o, %. Sftbr. = 6eute
iinb bier iHebrere Sauieno Dollar fit bi
gtotbleioenoen III 8irginia =&itp gelammelt
unb abaslhtft moreen. Biirger nnc @eieQs
io1aiten nafuentlif Berqbaucompaqnte'r
baben in liberaler 8eiie Oasm betgeiterert.
llnter ben @aben befnben fid aud &leiDuuss.
itiife, 0eden unb 0eben8mittel.
gi8 Dap bic t5ebeiperfe rpieber in Srbnnna
iino, werben tdglih 800 Sonnen Grs aus BEN
@oulb & @urrp SAadte geid9afft nnb 800
arbsiter beifdftigt weroeu. sSenn Der
Spbir Sdad)t ntdat bnrd Sener beihdbist
mdre, 10 iuiirte ber grs Sran8port oltrdl bic
fen erfol9en. Seute fnb bier Die &nsii4ten
giiultlger, al8 an9enoumen rpurOe, nuo I'M
Sribiabr ipiro Der 8er9werfs= Berieb ebenio
gut ooer better iein, alS Dor oem Srauoe.
Siele 9anbwerfer ulo Srbeiter miiiien sur
3eit na9 Californian sebeu.
Srdtt0e4
0torris otpn, g.sS., 28. Sftbr. - SSrl
Waoiion brannten beute San @agner's gpo.
tbefe uno ba8 gofamt ab. Serfuit $4,000;
Dur4 Serild)ernhs geoedt.
: u, sdiffsMnfaQ.
@bicago, ST., %. Sftbr. = Der NIT
Soblen belaOeue Shooner pMinnie Sil'
llamS," uel9er bon @lepelano mad Chicago
betimmt mar, 1T pabrifeinlid1 ulltergegan'
gen. @iue bier beate eingetrOffene Oepeid)e
nelbet, ouB Die eetde bes .eapt. 3. u. Serrp
unb oiei eines Matroien bes S6iffes nabe
:bentpater, Mid)., ans llier seifmemmt
wuroen. Sas SAiff mar nit adj Dtatroien
|
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M4rft.

0eWElI%
Se NOR IN Diebl peuie Bemegun9, uno Der Diarf
idti9 nuo nnoerdnbert; uertauit wurOen COO uno Su
geTIbrt 1000 SSdiier.
Die Rai5eH5uiuhr belief fid auf 1850 @deffeI; III
oen Gleodturen beiouoen iih G2,535 Sdeffel; De,
D'artt mar lefter uno Die gtaLbfra9e SiemIib attu
pom lloltben Duroen 10,600 uHo bonn ueitlibeH
1900 Sheffel pertauft.
Die Yais 3ufuAr bstrue 500 Isao Der Sorratt
in Den @lepatoren 149,S79 Sheife; oerfaui tpuroen
pom uolttheu 1100, pom tpeitli6eu 5000 unn per-
l9tt 10000 Sdcffe; peitlider fuar left nit elmer
Yretserbchuug BON Gent; iIoIider feit
Der BroptiioHen=Nar;t mar fef uno uuoerdubert.
Ste RGdbfra9e uad5 8aHmpolle bat etrud5 uad1sc=
l9ii'n uno Der uiart mar rubiger; oertauft uur6eu
40 8Qleu.
Der Saffee@Vtarft mnr fill uno obne llmiab.
Die 2Bbtstenz 3ufubr betru9 505 ,Sdiier ueitlider
Der Uiartt mar feiter uno min uotiren ruetihen Su
Si.t67z-.17 NIT wen9en tIeiHen Sertdufeu.
!!;1 SeffeHtlidaer q! s'erfaaf
mettbboaen, aruuostnsTgeten 8adlts
8runoeieentbumes
tnoer StGot Salttm
befebeno in
atjt gSohnbauiern
uno 1O5 uubchautPu 0rUnoltilden
an Der -.-
Ssorth: :gpentte u. oeH anercnsenoeu Straben.
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ytad g8aibtn9tou AIS, j.25, 620, 500 7.30, 900,
1890 8orm., nbr gtdhm. Cl.3O an Sonntd9en),
3.t3, $3.50, 41O, 5.15, 63O Rdm., z, ID uno II 80
abenbs tdglt6.
Be9etatiouen-i.45,6 $50, 900 ubr 8ormittaas;
1.0, $50, 5.io $50 un0 9i5 uuo t.30 Hgr a6eu6s.
Wctropolltdn= 3iueig-6.UO DiorgeHs tdglit (ausz
seuommsn Soulia3s), 6.l5 Dlorgeus td9ldb, 100
uHo 40 ubr Na9mItta9s td8Itd) (ausgeHommeH
Sountdgf)
AnnapoIts - 7.3O Uloraeus uno 5.f5 Wadmtt.
tags, ausgenommen SoHntags.
Aleranortl uno Dem Suonefen = 600 Ulorgeu5
uno $50 Ino 9.i5 u9r Abenos td9li6.
Jttbmono uno Dem SiioeH $3.50 ubr Vforgens
tdglit, uun 9.l5 llbr a6eHbs. - ....
bceeTstoiDu - 800 ubr Oiorgens; 4.i5 ubr yiads
mtttags, Gus9cuonnen SonHtags.
Sre6erid - I'm u6r YorTnittaes unb 4.f5
Radmtttgs ausBenommCn SOnntG9s, UNI 900 llbr
yla9mittG9S uni Bt9eitatiOnen aui Der Sauptbabn
tdglih.
lBinteIter unO gseeeItatioueu, Sauptba6n, 4.15
yt15mttags, Gus9euQnImeH Sonntags. j
@uteott=Stp-S llr Dior9eH5, f.2U, 4.t5 Il. o llg r
tRbs.
3ige uer(aHen BaibinatOn fir Baltimore 720.
7.3U nAr Dorgens 100, D. 50j. 715, on. 9.15 u5r
abeno5 td9lihi 900, g. Is. $50, 800 un0 HOO
Gormtta9e, $50, 3.4j. uao 7,ij ta9I6, ausgenolra
men SOnntGAs. -..
Aue Slge batteu am n9Sidouft SOteG" 6ei'm Res
lGueSouie an, au5aenommeu 0er l0llbr DlorgenJug
pom gSaibtngton uno Der $40 Na9mitta9Sju9 BON
Baltimore. -- -, 80
tzSdrau-@amoeu StattoH uuo Sdoohs
@de Der Baltimore uno GalUertitr., no Auttrd9e
Ir BGg9Uge empfdngen, NM nab uUo bon iraenb
cir fhptI 10 hPf1
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Smet M6rDer 31tat xooe rers
1trftetIf.

Gem<Dorf, %. Sft. = Wm. Gllis
II. 8m. Gbompion, bic betoen Heger, weldJe
ben potniihen Saufirer abrabam Beisbnrg
in 8eit 6arms ermorbeten, ruurben bente
ld,ulbia befllnoen unb gum Sobe perrlrtbeilt.
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Mua aett 91tditila,tfe etffprunaett

Bottom, %. Sft5r. - Sbas. 9leaion,
elmer Der @raftoner Banfrduber, tuelfer SH
piersebn Sahren 3ndtbausbaft pernrtbeilt
mar, entfloh hente Oioraen.
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0torrist omn, gt.sS., %. Sftbr. = Sn
Maoiion brannten beute San gSagner's Apo.
tbefe uno ba8 8ofamt ab. Serluit 100000;
OurG 8erildernfla gebedt.
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8egweiIer Tilr :JtetIea0e.
Baltimore Sfin Sffenhnhft %

(Suu3l-on.3t, m.iD.) StaatS 9efrctd
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
AMUsgMENrs-srcosD pAcr-Frst and second q

'AMUsEMENTs-sEcoSD PAcE-first and second col
AsTRoLoGY5srcosp PAen-Fourih column.
biLLdihKpsG, 81 dhKp ps scoSp % PAeE-fih coiuma.
BSSRp AND EobGISa %ASTEDrsscosD D''fHa Pass-
gus!S2Ess" J" ofPSRTuNlrIRs-y,srn SsS% PACE
CITY ZEAL RsTATE P5n s&LE@sHeosD SSSm P4a.-
cLERks AND H5'S. 'Ss.XLEsMEN-srvrsru PAss-roursh and
-, nfth columns
toIcHaEN AND GikDENERs@sRSSsIa SEVENTH p4or-Tinh
roAsT%isE p'Ssf; srEAMsHIps-prasr pAar-rinh and
COP sixth SIKH c9iumns; ms
DANCING ACADEMIEs-sEoosp PAsx-lhird column.
q 53sSyTIsTHY- Y-sscoSD PAcrEFii,h column.
HOUSES 10 nk AND
EtxCURsIoxs-,,F ,,FIRsr PAaE-sixih column.
ES sSohs SS5 TO LIT
or, Enss1 , PAass-Fourth and nith coIu1nns l1a
ssqmp
BELf wxNrED-AALEs-sEvzxru PAG.-ginh col.
HORSES, CARRIAGES. 4c.-F,nsr PAOr-rhird and
E9TsEsIs,sSsD E9IsEs SsSSS PAGE. r.aTth column
jSssNT i4X aSs ssanP
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcOxp PAoS-
LEor1Rsa sI:%3i ssIa:Ss%S3ik-s.sosD rAs.-seeond column.
Loan I0 oFPICEsypInsr ,ss M PAGs-sixsh 4. column
aASbs raSrn co,nm,
SisckLANEoGsn fS1@r r4a.-
MlscfLIhSRSus-sreosD MlscLLiIn iSSiSGh rAo.-Finn column.
NV ssusa column
PERSONtI-FIRsr PAGx-First column
fANOFOkrEss ORGANS. &C.-SEcoND PAcn-Thrd
PRoFSs sTONAL SITUATIONS wANTED--FENALRs-
SxvENrR PAGE-tourth column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-sKcoNp PAGE-Thlrd column. -
REAL ESTATE 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rA0R-Thrd
REAL ESTATE wANTED-srcoxD PAGE-Third col.
REWAKDS-FIRsr PAcE-First column.
SALES All AUCTlON-SEvEsrR PAGR-Fifth and nlxtk
srruSTioNs wANrEp-FEMALEs-srvrs r1os-
First second: third and fourth columns.
slTUArIONs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAez-
SPECIAL NoTICEs-FIRsi PAor-sirst second and third
sPoRT;Sd-DoGs BIRDS. 4c.-F1Rss PAos-rhird
sToKA0E.,sncosD PAor-Finh column.
TIE TURf-FIRsr PAGs--Third column. Atf
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PUKPOSES-PrRs1 PAoI-
Fourth columns
TRAyELLERs, GUIDE-FIRsr PAox-Sixth column
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LIZ t.
FIRST PAcE-Fifth column,
WANTED TO PURCR xSE-sxcoNp PAo.-Fnh col
WATCHES, JEwELRY &c.-sxcoxD PAoE-second col.
kEsTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-sxooND PAGE-Third column.
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DKNNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.


DKNNSYLvANIA RAILROAD,
L The great Trunk Line
Trains leave New York, nom foot Of Desbrosses ana
Cor.uSs snr street, az III. ana sou.n
sisS Pullman tsiscs Oars sssssSsd, $50 4 <. Sud
For Msmpss sS%S.s saa 'ns Iosf Haven a
and Erie kslroad pyisiOa conneciins at PhiIsdst
r:ScI:S% Ssn;s: Ana sSs o asgSas son,n .r.w,,.s
s:ssSzI Il s5 s'SS: ana y T. ssss.s y:
1slE; s; a::9ss. =. :ss ..:::s
i | $,Si[1 "a s!ss s:.s.5
Ei;I||;9 Il II n /. 'AssAsssas a. .:ss!s ;s
Ed AM a .: B. ss s.i a.: s;'s
rS wC9dD,iSEs, Rsr5 x%NcY ana south Anb0y. sssA
s:,c = ssa !! sDS DirS sSnaa, IA .'a
For Kingston and Rocky Hill $40 a. ~ aud 4:lvP:N
E For Eae.Suss ana ma ssiyiaess s:s1 "a ana
IA rsnS Sl.sSssl ;;SS Fl H ssSd .Sd IS 4
For Hightsiown PemSertOn and Camden. Via Psrsh
For Hisht;town and PemDerton SAN
r.si1 ays snS o 8 say s s't.er .nS s 'ss
daily xssPt Nondsy from Washington M land and s:ls';
0ss sna e l. o ss ana sS1SsS sM
and:y. siS s "a 90 ssa i ii s. 4 i:ii
s g 3.
No Court street. BrooxIyn: Xos iil io and lis Aud
R Franz General Manager PASSENGER Agent
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TINTED STATES NAIL LINE-SrEAN 10 QCEENs.
~ TOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Sailing every Tuesday
from pier t North River.
WYOMIN0 Captain Guard February g at p, y.
WISCONSIN. Captain Freeman .Fobruary ID at r. n.
Cabin, internediate and steera9e at low ratsa
passsnser Oocssd !c and fe@ Par.a HAMBURG, Nor.
Fr6ues and Germany at loy est retfs Apply, %
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GILMORE,
T the hero Of the two great Jubiecs and his fAmous
Tweuty.second Regiment Band, Of New York. engaged
for

LOUISVILLE
The public may not be that there over hye
thousand bands-brass bands cornc bands reed bands
and so ou-tn the United states.
Among this number-good. bad and indinerent-there
is course great rivalry tor prominence and public
favo but there Is organization which stands out
eminent am9nE them ~ and which nas Won & Tor
and people a. the best band IN Amerca-the great GAL
more Band of New York. comprianG u Of the most dis
unguisheo members Of the muitcai profession
This the orgAnzaon which ita merits ana celeb.
~ PUBLIC
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OuNARD LINE-B. AND n A. r. n g. r.. CO.
~ -1- NOTICE.
With view Of diminishing the chances Of collisiou the
Of this line take spseAed course TOR all
OF the year.
on the passage from Queenstown to New York
Boston, crossing the meridian 50 g latitude or
nothing to the north Of a.
On the homeward passage crossing ne meridian Of 50
From NEW YORK for IvERrOOL ana QUEENSTOWN
JAVA. Wed FeD 3IABiSSt MA. We'd. Feb II
CUBA. A........wed, feD lOi PARTHIA.-..Wed-. Feb. X
CaoM passage, $50 Sioo SiSG gold ACCORDING TO- &C.
c6mmodstion Return t,ckets on favorable terms.
tickets to and from a kurupe ct low
rates Freight and cabin o1ce, Bowling Green
Steerage once. Ill Broadway Trinity Building.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY AND WEAKNESS BROUGHT
~ on by indscre ions. excesses overwork Of the
~ nssHi ana nervous system cured 6y HENkY A.
ninth street.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
A. 4 =
= NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY.
Winter Arrangement
For New Brighton. Snug Harbor. West BRIGHTON ant
Port Richmond boats leave whitehall street. as foot o,
Broadway. daily At 6:la s:la ESQ, l0As A. u; ssa
s:ls $50 l:so. s 80 and s:l5 p. ".
Sundays at 30 1850 A. NJ IL 30. 2:so lso ssD 2. =
Fare 10 centA
Aaor House cars leave vesey street for ferry Fass
cents
ENALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON. VIA NEWPORI
+ and FAN River. =Tne steamers NkWP9Rr and OLD
COLONY leave pier % North River Murray street
daily undays excepted p N. Through tickets SOLD
at oil ncipal hotels in the city.
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Aaor House cars leave vesey street for ferry. Fare
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U -KENruCKy STATE SINGLE vuMREa LOT.
rry on havSna ,s piAn drawn January W, iS7a
70 l62 drew yM,uM .EN
Rsss drew tlee@ ., oLvrx, ~ Broadway.
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KENTUCKY,
& fsss .,.,,
do ali In their power erasify the multitude which vii
assemble at Louisville the above tae. another kind
ssnse that each one o. has drawn some
snoren. 81 s@ % sum Of SS %ion Ave hundred shoassna
@ s soa.r T y he S & SSss sSs % h as
given BY the rp'ss, under the snsrss5 M
Sfa nsy Se n;srssns to the public 10 know that h,.
ese
srsSdy ws sven ''s!s Ss. hi: vii
the siees e nnish the good worx and leave e the
:dee
iOT%atIon and sducason nee to slI forever
:na .s!snsns
Is:
Concerts, and while these eo9esru have .ercaay
1ssst: 1pss:sIsaSs 8 @ q: - S:s.sy q 8:
sS"s a. 81: ;s ss
' q: y, n ssly 9. ,s:s,e.,y
oas o Ss aSM ~ Ssc.as: :sysns
s
% som: other mar, woman child win have drawn one
A 4no.Sss: :sysnsy: ~: thousand doll.ra
saH' Sui snothsr her. twenty @ ave ihoas.ud dollars
NSas
Fifteen more ten thousanl dollars each
thirty more, three thousand aoilsfs each. "
one hundred more, one thousand dollars each.
Two hundred and forty more, i've hundred dollars
Eve hundred more, one : nsnareS dollar. each
In ALL twenty Will have drawn prsss
-''A'' " "dsxSb TeTA5 0sssS 1900 GIFTS.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY AND WEAKNESS BROUGHT
~ on BY ndiscretions excesses or overwork Of the
nrssn y ana nervous system, cured By HENRY A.
ninth street.
R0YAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
~ SaUuU drawn February Circulars Of tnforma.
on iurnished prizes cashed Spanish Bank BiliA Gov
''""''A'' '0'' &C., ''ffTasYsfToR TAYToR CO., Bankers,
NO IL Wall street. New York
THE sPECULAToR-A sEMI.XONTHLY JOURNAL
4 Tor reporting foreign and domestic of1oial draw.
m sss So
once.
who are In favor Of reform In the present misman
agement OF the Institute and seathy attempt
he ts enas o sW Snd once
holders respectfully invite all members opposed e
meet every day ana evening at ths,s @
sprotest ready for signatures vpwrov ..,..
TINTED STATES CENrENNIAL COMMISSION 9ol
- Walnut street Philadelphia. Jan. Is, 1873.
The Centennial heso qnarers for the city ana State oil
Hotel where accurate Information reiang to the prep
ternauonal Exhibition. to The buildings therefor
now In process OF erection, will be given TO the puddle
raise additional capital to complete the tonS
The general management Of this work has been in.
SSs Agent e. MsS S "a
Cleveland Of the United state: Centennial Com
ASy:esy cosmss Ss% ssS aa
Dodge James NJ sTSwn g. cRis enSsn. a:on Jonsssan an
oSds1 ,;Iu Wm. l. Strong. FREQ g. win:ton Mu. Yoms
ky ..i:l Morton: SsS MSDs: TAeossis Rsc.sysis.
oHs r5SSssSrS Ss.ss SSsnsFs e
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The Trustees and Nan gers would call public attenuop
to tho nct that there H not much time Intervening be.
tween now and the 9Th Of February and to procure
uter impossbility There has mover been known the
Tor tickets that Il going tne dual concert and
the are almost positive that large premium,
viii have 10 6e paid BY hose who put on purchasing
among the last ofcal acts Of the late exover.
nor BrAmlettc TO announce In the positive Ian.
Ruage that under no circumstances would there be
p0stponement, that the drawing would positively take
place on saturday, February ~, all moneys would be
returned on presentation Of tho tickets at the once.
Therefore in ulnlment OF the promise VI the herd
Manager the Trustees and Nanaaera recognizing 1t %
sacred obligation. pledge themselves The PUBLIC 70
faithfully carry out this announcement
SPECIAL NOTICE,
..Ata meeng the trustee; 81 the Pubic Library Of
Kentucky. January l8 1878, i was resolved that O. u.
Briggs ESQ.,. who under the lao Hon. Thomas r. Bran.
ette was the real business manager OF the gin
already given In aid OF the Public Library OF Ksntucky
he and he hereby Authorised TO the place Of Soid
bremlstte In the management Of the anai OF HIth
and last gi eopoeri and that the drawing Announced
for Fsbrlary ~ H76 shall positively and HneonIvooaiy
take place 0u that dAv without any further poStpone
msns or delay on any account wHA!QveE
JoHx & cAix. Secretary. '''''N'"~
For further particulars apply TO
Agent and Manager, Louisviis ky
~ e0o proad wsv Nav, vn.s
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INoR NEW ORLEANS ptRtcr :
rrs. The cyomwvsil Tryv sSsSsslN,.saie Z. sl,. Lane.
VIZ Leave PiH Ne NerA n!vSs On ssiIroay, tsSfl.
Vs ~ s.y.:,ss s,.G % essA1s g 1;ss:s: Ss:;:
81 sEsss'' s0 '3E22k 81 As'Iss' = M
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SPECIAL NOTLCE.-THE sPLkNDrD NAIL STEAM.
- ship WYOMING, aniling for Queeustown and Liver.
pool Inesday FsbraaIy 3 viii carry nnl.sd nnmbsr
sssn scss psssons; svsr n sS.sssd SsceScr
1SsST%'S1ftaf1 HrSiV % 81 B g low rsss
The New York herald., 1875-02-01
TINTED STATES CENrENNIAL COMNISs ION, q
- Walnut street. Philadelphia, Jan. Is, 1873.

sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS. &C.
FOR SALE, All KINDS or FANCY DOGS
a. Biroa &C.; Medicines for all diseasss; prepared
street near Canal.
The New York herald., 1875-02-01

070 REWARD-LOST JANUARY & GOLD
plV barring with pearl drops either In Sixth ave.
nue. car or Twentyelghth street. between sixth and
tight.
0O0 WILL BE PAID AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED
RLV for the return of the papers In the pock book
taken Saturday night In Twenty seventh street. be.
tween Broadway and sixth payment Of notes
The New York herald., 1875-02-01

4 for reporting foreign and domestic offoial draw.
drs; I'll &soAocA, s Nassau Street, box PSss
ONCE - '' " 49, -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-12
ACnlirornia Romance.

Oakland, California, was lately the
scene Of curious romance, which ended
in tragedy. A bright, beautiful girl
Clara Maddern by name-tell deeply in
love with her schoolmaSter. Sh" boldly
ayowed her passion for him, and prop"s-
ed that he should mary her. She was
only twelve years old, and he was, very
naturally, somewhat taken aback by her
bold exercise of a privilege which, by
custom, belongs to the sterner sen he
treated her proposition as jest, and told
her he was already marked as sold IN the
matrimonial market, and that he was
sorry she had applied SO late. Then she
wrote little note to her parents, telling
them how she had been crossed IN love,
ana how life Possessed no charms for
hher any more, and hanged herself
Now the schoolmaster saws he really
loved the girl, and Intended marrying
ner rs soon as she should arrive at q
proper age. He thinks there must have
been a mistake somewhere, and wsnders
about like lost spirit, leading hope
less and aimle5s life A California paper
says this is true story.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-12
New York Dry Goods Market.

CoTToN GooDs remained quiet in first
hands, but prices are essentially I'M
changed, and the best makes of corpora
ton goods are steadily held by the
age Is.
Brown SHEETINGs AND SHIRTINGS
are in strictly moderate request, except
Il few such makes as Lawrence l.. L.,
Massachusetts Il. b., &c, which are in
steady demand.
BLEACHED SHEETINGs AND SHRTINGs
are quiet on the whole, but shirt manu-
facturers are buying few more goods
than Of late. The most popular brands
are steady, but outside makes await
offers from the trade
CORSET JEANS are in steady, but lin
tied demand, and stocks ofthc best makes
are in good shape.
CoTToNADEs are in rather better de-
mand by the shirt trade, but in order to
effect sales, the agents are compelled
to offer such low quotations that little, If
Any margin of profit Is left to the pro-
ducers.
hoLLEb JA'CoNETS are moving slow
~ from first hands at current rates.
PRNT CLOTHS fully maintain the late
advance, and are strong at sic, while
some holders are asking )! for extra
standard GlXGi makes, and the market
close, with an upward tendency.
WoLLEN GOODS ruled quiet to-day, but
the sales of the week have footed up
Il respectable aggregate amount, although
business has not been up to the eypecta-
tions of sanguine holders. Prices have
been well sustained on the whole by
the agents, and increased activity is
looked for next week. when the market
will be visited by large numbers OF cloth
icrs and cloak manufacturers who will be
attractcc by the large auction sale of fine
beavers manufactured by the Gcrmanla
and Scotia Wooden mills which will be
held by Wilmcrding, Hoguet X Co., on
Wednesday next.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-12
FROM NJ ARION.
Condition Of the
Crops and Fruit-GeneraI Items.
BooTHsvILLE, MARION Co,
June It'll, 1875.

Editors of the Register
The most cheering news that we have
to communicate to your numerous read
ers is that we have had fine rain. 1t
is the first that we have had.since toward
the last of April. During the month OF
Nav there was but three-fourths Of an
inch of rain fell on the earth, and that
at the last Of it the weather has been cold
with the exception of Z few days, which
has been exceedingly warm. We have
had frosts up TO the 30th Of last month.
In our last We drew picture in re-
gard to our crops, &c, and now We will
draw another that is scarcely so bad.
There will be from one.third to one-half
crop of wheat. 1t was badly hurt by
our late freeze. and worse by the winter.
The oats were damaged by the drodht
but are now bidding fair for pretty
good crop. Corn is being damaged by
the cut worn. otherwise it is looking
reasonably well.
Wheat is worth from Sl.25 TO 81. 80
per bushel, and pretty good supply.
Corn from SOC to 81, and scarce. Oats
are very scarce, and but little in the mar
ket.
Fruits Of all kinds are scarce except
small fruit, such as grapes, cur7ants,
gooseberrics b'ackberries, &c. We will
have few apples and peaches, more
peaches than apples in proportion to the
amount of trees cultivated.
The potato beetle has again returned
to us bv the thousands, but thank for
tune the women and children are fight
ing them manfully. The reason why
the women fight them so heroically,
is cause they are fond Of taters.
People should not xii! puppy dorg Cor
his first few offences. Perhaps he will
do better when his intellectual faculties
has become fully developed. Give IL
the third term.
Our road law has recently been chang
ed from the payment of $50 from each
taxable pars0n and the balance of work
by equal taxation, back 10 the six day
system, the former having never been
tried. This speaks pretty well for the
aristocracy Of our place, and their
tyranny over the poor.
TRANSIENT.