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The New York herald., 1875-08-21
THE WATER SUPPLY.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. !

reservoir but settling dam by which the water is held
for five miles He added :-"The water down from
above into this lake, where il has an opportunity TO
become almost stationary, except in such weather
have had recently, when there wastage az times
over the dam of five feet in depth The tendency Of all
particles OF solid matter is TO drop TO the bottom and
the water which runs into the lake in a muddy stream
reaches the dam clear crystal Then, he said
the water is not drawn from the bottom. The
lake usually contains water to a depth of forty
feet Near the edge of the dam its supply is drawn
out through culver which is sunk ten feet and five
anches below the top of the dam that there thirty
feet Of water below the point from which the supply is
drawn c1fS-.... al the bottom of the reservoir Is
sometimes used to draw o. ihe sediment which col
ects. AS for cleaning It, the capAe VI kns ussrlpu ~
ting reservoirs in the city will not permit the s.rr'. "
be cut on for longer time than two three days and
that would be an insufficient time to clean the basins
more thoroughly than has been the custom to clean
them" Mr. Campbell further says that the survey 10
hnd good line for new aqueduct was begun ten days
ago and will be actively pushed full description OF
what the surveying party have been Instructed TO 90
their plan Of operations and the reasons that require the
building of a aqueduct were given in the HERALD
on Thursday
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. Del. l. a. w RR..
So4nOn CGNMc cch. .h3
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
COTTON ON THE SPOT srEADr-rUrUnrs STEADY

COTTON ON THE SPOT sTEADY-FUTUREs STEADY
FLOUR QUIET AND UNCHANGED WHEAT
QUEr-CoRN FIRM-oATs QUIET, But FIRM
RYE DULL AND NoMINALr-BARLEY QUIET AND
UNCHANGED-BARI4EY MALT QUmr-PoRK DULL
AND wEAK-LARD DULL AND WEAK -PETRo-
LEUM sTEADY-NAvAL STORES QUIET AND
FIRM-GRoCERIEs FIRM AND ACrIvE-HID
sTEADY-LEATHER QUIET-ons QUIET-wHIs-
KEY QUIET-FREIGHTs DULL-HEMP AND JUTE
QUIET AND sTEADY-GUNNIEs STEADY.
FRIDAY, August 2o--G P. NJ.
The backwardness Of the fall trade is still the all
absorbing theme of discussion in mercantile circles and
the fact that the ruling extremely low prices for certain
descriptions of merchandise does not induce
purchases TO any extent occasions a great
deal of surprise But it is becoming more
and apparent that none Of tho usual
devices which resoed to in order to attract custom
prove any avail this fall all events they have not
thus far. What with the approhensons engendered by
nucuang currency the extraordinary protactedness Of tho
state Of inacton throuGhout business marta aud the un.
The New York herald., 1875-08-21


For future delivery the sales follows August 300
bales Is 3l-2c. 14c. September, 1000 I3 332c
13 2532c October 100 at 1870. i3 916c.; November
500 at l31ac 3 l732c; December, 100 at 13 1732c
a 10 1926 January, 100 at l3 ll,l6c. 1324c Feb
ruay, 900 at - 2732c l3 932c March, 900 at 14c
ii 7-l6c. Total 600 bales. The receipts the ports
follows Galveston, 19l bales; New Orleans 72
Mobile 50 Savannah, 23; Charleston, 81 Norfolk 80 To-
tai 393 bales This day last week 159 This day year.
$50 Total since September 3459 97 Freights closed
foows- Havre by steam ll-l6c Hamburg, by steam,
sc compressed; Bremen, by steam Ic compressed Liv
erpool, by steam, I'D by sail 14d.
FEATHERS were quiet and unchanged We quote Prime
geese 53c Doc choice do do. SOC SIC selected
do. do, 5Sc 59c mixed rs to quality Soc 40c hen
FHEcRAcKERs were quiet and unchanged We quote -
For short and full count s. 20 s. 20, currency Free and
81 10, gold in bond.
FIsH.-Codfsh scarce, owing to the hot weather,
unable to prepare them. Some Georges
sold at So 80 and Grand Banks at So %, in job lots
very The market firm, with sales of from
300 400 bbl shore mackere at from $17 $lS 50 for
No shore and $2 50 to Sl3 so for No shore Box and
barreled herring very We quote NO. bays
SS 50: No shore, S11 $13: No ,, $S SO so; No.
3 $6 Georges Bank Goldfish, So 25 So 50 Grana S4 75
scaled herring lie No Is $l6a $l7 bb do. 2s
10 quality, 81 S12.
FLOUR GRArN.-Receipts-Flo 5oe3 bbls wheat
81 $50 bushels 81 1874 do meal 200 bbls rye,
6,544 bushels barley malt, 1890 do The hour market
remained quiet without decided change in prices The sales
5000 bbls Rye dull and unchanged Corn meal
dull with sales OF 275 bbs and bags 81 70 81 90 for
Brandywine 3 80 81 80 for Western; So 80 81 %
Jersey and Pennsylvania per bbl; 81 80 for Southern
bagged 100 lbs City sacked quoted Coarse, 81 so;
white Jersey sacked-Coarse 81 So fine yellow, 81 rs
and N white 81 a 81 per lbs We ouote
The New York herald., 1875-08-21
BANK SHARES.

or bank shares the sales 90 Fourth National at
oo lOO % Hanover at CO. SO German American at 90
and 2 Phoenix par 20 at 100 The following were tho
bids to-day America 1881 Butchers and Drovers 100
Chemical, LoOo City, 300; Corn Exchange, 1884, First
National, 200; Fourth National 100; Gaatin National
1872; Hanover, co. Importers and Traders, 1o6 Irving,
1870; Mechanics 142 Mercantile, lOs; Merchants, 12l
MetropoIitan 12ai Nav York 122. Ninth National 80;
The New York herald., 1875-08-21
THE MONEY MARKET

MARKET
presents no features the rates call loans being
still quoted at IL per cent with abundant capital
offering. Foreign exchange is firm at 4s6 4.S6k for
good to prime bankers sixty days sterling and SO FOR
demand
DRY GOODS IMPORTS.
The imports OF dry goods at this port for the week
ending to-day $2 709 o32 and the marketed
So 9s4 The total imports Of dry goods since Janu
airy l. this year. ST. s12 554 and the total amount
marketed $7ool7,O57.
GOLD MARKET
Gold opened at 113N, advanced 10 113{ and closed
the lowest quotation Tho borrowing we're l 10
per cent Loans were also made fat The price was
unsettled by the European quotations.
80 OPERATIONS THE EXCHANGE BANK.
$l lDO, loI
oahCeb. .s.ss.......sss...-...-.. i, ,Jl4, wv
"iOss 0iearances 26 1874, 0c0
CLEARING HOUSE, STATEMENT.
Currency exchanged ea.....,.......... $50 22s o75
,'~" "aI~nSea'.... ....s..,,.,,...'....,,." 242O. Iba
The New York herald., 1875-08-21
lowest prices OF tho day :
THE SALES TO-DAY.

The transactions the Stock Exchange to-day
aggregate II, 900 shares, follows-New York Cen
tral and Hudson, 2l0; Ere 700; Lake Shore % 3O0
Cincinnati and Pittsburg, SO; Northwestern 5,4O0
do, preferred 1890; Rock Island, $40; Pacific
Mail 4,5OO; St. Paul. All; do, preferred, 1900;
Ohios 1450; Western Union, S,400 Wabash, 400; /;
Union Pacific, los
INVESTMENT SHARES.
The New York herald., 1875-08-21
The following shows the quotations at the board for
{nv CHI

The changes since the closing prices yesterday as
follows
ADvANcE.-C., c. and l. c., 4; Erie, NJ Hannibal
and St. Joseph y Harlem, y Lake Shore, q; North.
west preferred, q St Paul, q Wabash 4; Union
Pacific, h Western Union, 4 Mariposa, u District
" nrcr,.. I,Ion3icr y ssnd paca" Tain.s, o.. g. nj,
ware and Lackawanna n Northwest common, 4
Ohio and Mississippi, u Rock Island, y gold, y.
The stationary stocks Atlantic and Pacific Rail.
road preferred, New York Central, Pacific Mail and
The New York herald., 1875-08-21
BIDS FOR CITY STOCKS.

The following proposals were received by Comptroller
Green yesterday for $3.50 600 six par oen, stock and
bonds OF the city of New York -
The New York herald., 1875-08-21
HERALD SATURDAY, q 187-wITH sUPPIEENT

Peoples l4o Phorx as11; Republic 95; Tradesmen's,
no; Union, l4O
PHILADELPHIA vyoTArioSs.
The following were the Philadelphia stock quotations
The New York herald., 1875-08-21

lO:lj AND H:30 A. NJ.
1904 $1,000 U S SIS, '8l, Co.. 1167S
12Os1 1000 U S SIS, 1910, C. 1884,
l20s2 1000 U S 6's, cur. be 122A
l1614 10000 do. .......... 123
The New York herald., 1875-08-21
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

PRovDEScE, r l.. August 20 1875.
Printing cloths quiet at unchanged prices
The New York herald., 1875-08-21

HAVANA MARKET.
HAVANA. August a. 1875
Spanish gold $50 2s1 Exchange active; the United
States 60 currency l2 l3 premium short sight do,
lis ie premium so days gold i34 l36 premium short
sight do, 1873 40 premium; LondoA l7O l73
mium Sugar quiet No. II Dutch strandard 10 M reals
per arrobe-
HAVANA August 1s 1875.
Spanish gold 226 q 227. Exchange hrm; the United
States days currency lOS 10 premium short sight do
ia premium 60 days gold 100 l2 premium short
sight do 1874 1856 premium; London, l6o l6S pre-
MUM; Paris, l3l 1873 premium. Sugar hrm; NO Ia
Dutch standard l5H l9 reals per arrobe'
, 1875-06-27
BEEcHER's ORTHODOXY.

BEEcHER's ORTHODOXY.
OPINION OF An oLp-scHooL PREsBYTkRIAH c1ah-
GyMAN-
Tho following criticism Of the aoundneaa Of
Henry Ward Beechers religious teachings ws4
writton three years ago BY an 01d-Bchool Pres
bytertan clergyman, then living in this city, and
iB Of sufficient interest to desc ~ reproduction
at this time:
There il = man living In Brooklyn, hard BY the
ancient City Of Gotham where several c1ezRYnen
prufeseedy exercising their ministry fox tho good Il
poor sinnars-sone Of them good Some of than Ind
not quite good they might bc. aud ndf
ferent PFontnont among them al Tor popularity, Il
not for gr1ce, fox solid and we'll balauced mind
OF meek aud quiet splr1t e. y. B. stands head and
shoulders above them all Hs has many friends
Christians At a1 Or very pious, when pew-rens aze
high aud Is OF 81 per cent msy b. realized from tha
stock in the market for building ahowJ and fasho1-
able churches. His admirers call him tho greatest
Judging from what heard and hear of him, 1have
formed very diner&nt opinion Some compare him
to Spu1geon In fuss and feathers, and uoaegayz and
egotlezn and vanity, panderug to tho patrons Of an
easy religion and greatly modified Bible, he Is, no
doubt more than sputgeonH peer. Crowda, they aay,
attend the Tabernacle, tho shrine where tho Idol
1tands aud greatly amused, and often treated to
witty sneer 1t tho old-fashioned, obsolete doctrines
and Scripture v1exa Of truth held BY such nAzzow-
John Knox, South R. Baxter, Whitfield and Chalme1s
The people 60 out the Sabbath, they say to hea1
WhAt soloe call t0o 6eec1e1 Idol. to enjoy good,
hoazty 1aueh and sport away the heavy hours On san
day.
Ths celebrated Beeche< tabernacle il place Of R1rat
resort kill time 1nd drive dull away md to he
amused with lectures various suhjects--somehnea
from the hJssop tie wall to- jhckkpe and rocking
chAirs, and from poodle dog "a dea. md :: great
variety Of other subjects that would think c{
introducing in place called church On the Lords
Day bnt very original genius, of great IT,
dependence Of thought and 1nscneEs, who cotd not,
would not be bound 70 initiate the example ct Paul
or bin assocdAtea and followers
But t1nea change aud change With them md
some o u changa for tie batter, md soma Tor tho
worsa. But thts Is young America, md u Va Hqe
IN vsry fae< axnr An ego q progress untzazamaied
, 1875-06-27

Pays 6 per cent interest on Saw.
ings Deposits.
Pays 4 1-2 per cent interest cm
Trust Deposits, for which certlfi-
Gates are issued that are available
at any place in the country.
Sells Foreign aud Domestic Ex-
change.
Loans money on productive Real
Estate, and On approved co11ater-
ais at moderate rates Of interest.
Invests money and collects in
terest for individuals, estates, and
corporations, and executes trusts.
Deposits in Savings Department
made during the ten first days of
January and July will draw inter-
est for the full month.
DIRECToR8=
". +. COOLBAUGH, JN<l. Il. DRAKE
ANSON STAGER, 1. B. Subway,
g. M LiNDGKEN. DR.. NJ s. DATB
JNQ, McCAFFERY, r. T. CRANE.
'@'~' - q. w. PorrEK
L. D. sIDWAY, H. Z. POWERS.
President. Vice President,
mo. B. DRAKE. JAS. 8. GIBBS,
adv. President Cashier
, 1875-01-02
SHERIFF'S SALE.

TTEDEn AND BY VIRTUE OF A DE
s. 3: Z I I gss & a 4 ! e & 6
tszFl.orE ho'd.nf terms At .,',. Port II Town. n
TIE counties Of jefferson, Island. w Wllaloo1l.
Calm and san Juan, on the 18th d1y d
IuTnubcr. A. ID. I67l. IA an action wherein
C1aI|1s G. Bartlett = Plaintiff. and Jcro.
miah HenncssY Is Dqfcndanl-
h1ge leFied upon and vii .elI et E1h|is
States q Ameri1l. on lLl1[Ily he lzth
a1F 81 Iauunly, a. d. l9lt. a. the Court
3; e g. ~ 8E 9 4 -. Z u Is ss5i
49, 80 & e9S nc ,s r9e 5ea'sI,s ns,aosa n @e5l q
7h6 raI1 Charles q. .1|I 49, VISA
aid decree and orltf q ale were made,
All Of lots Kos. and Z, and he east half
o. northeast quarter OF section No. 2 IN
49ansnlR 4q e e snEs -. r. ~. @
acres. siiuafed within The County Of ls-
nnd and Territory Of Washington. The
amcunt q IA = dgLeqtT41oQ N4|cn sid
BHss. H.sss n ~ s.ls' q q az
to-uIi. NOV. 1Ih. 1874. at the nate offFpIH|
Per cent per moIflh, an attorney I8II1Ily'
l.1a|o1 dnIlars and costs Of suit taxed At
III Is nd lurlaaaad costs. The said sale viii
oeaee when sulneient o. said properly mas
been aoId 70 satisfy aaid ludFmcutl-EalIl
WILLIAM FOWLER.
Sheriff Of Island County. !
Dated thls 5th. day of Decembe4 L1.As74
cH B7znsHAw, Atty Cor Plalnfln
UNIH0A1E mi WHC
, 1875-01-02
AcARD TO THE PUBLIC
4 Short Postponemsnt Of the Fifth
Ont conP% H q

~ IL -
As manager OF tie gin concerts given
In aid Of the Public Library Of Ken
tuely, my position creates an import
ant trust IN bebalfpf tie Public I lbra-
ryana q tket AQld odtht efsh
gift 0ncert- The Public Library ol
Kentucky snd the ticket holders are
Jointly interested in the amount Of the
drawing. The larger the fund to be
DISTRIBUTED In glfltfha GleateE Hill y
the gin AWARDED il1Rae Ihcl0 ickel
holder and the more fhe amount real-
I1ed By the Library. To have a full
drawing s 20 manifesfly to the interest
Of those Interested that rather than
have = fr1c'lo1I lrpUlng on ther sob
,n,t7 ss.7 TE TO- e RHIE9
the Public LIIn1rF Of Kentucky, that a
short uosInonemonf be made to enable
me 10 dispose 0f the unsold tickets and
have fun drawing. Though the very
large amount SOW iR,D1nk kiFe1lld qnlf
be Is 10 dIstrIhI| y i NdsauH riIIs- Int
We should feel d|sapoInied In this our
I1sl concert. should we be compelled to
make . fractional drawing. however
large.
NJ have received socurr-iEIQg=E
number Of LETTERS from All parts Of the
country Irom those most largely in1er-
cst1d. ulEing poslponemenl n all the
tickets Be n0t sold blfzI31E.n ~ wd|
Eel strengthened N 0dr sense Of duty
% re IId|1I- holders and the Public IL
1l1I{, % om1ts he postponement. Un-
:. IS !! ( 4 q, PA: q s !:
Saturday. February y. 1875. at which
tine he drawing viz positively take
pIloe, and as 4 guarantees 453l
Nth toward licI-eI-holders. We pledge
ourselves % refund 70 any iiokst-holder
hls ',. no0sZ, n rRsP5 E'. S1 q .bsasl his
on Il II1 day 10N nx6d- TIE past,
We Eel assured, VIII be sufficient guar
antse = N 'n,erse.ed M f1elT -.
mo1l a Hid I5r tcllLs Is sacredly pre-
served against all contingencies until
aller tho payment 1lrth9, q ~ a1eT
which The expenses ~ lLditS11el.R
bul1e1 and The Pullie Library Is to be
=. = :: !; EHs1sH 4E;SHssS1sH4sAa.Eg;E.EEaS..kE ] Z
, 1875-01-02
obstaoles g ataarrl.aee.

Apply REIIEF FOR YOUNG MEN
u from the Efects of Errors n d "A bnses
.riy hte.i Manhood Restored. Impedi-
e = 70 Mar11age removed. New method
Treatment. New and remarkable
D eaies-1 Books and Circulars sent FREQ
- oglAIION. No. south Ninth street
hiiadelphia, Pa-,-an Institution having
high reputation for honorable conddct
q professional Ekill-
, 1875-01-02
SOLD IERs'imala
WAR CLAIM AGENCY,
.oo0No. "a Montgomery Bioel,

% Ban tFRANtIscO, Ck1IFORNIA.
-sglII ------ .il u in
w. II. AIKEN, N,Attorney-at-I.av andCom-
man der Of the Grand Army OF the Republic
in Californiaand ReypGG will gireIqOfnpt
attention to the collection uf additional
Travel PaysnaW- due California and Nevada
Volunteers diseharged more than three
hundred miles nom home. Soldiers can
de pend on fair deslipg. InforpHtion given
Tree Of charge, When writing enclose
stump for reply And state eorniiany and reg
i'm ent and Whetber you have a, discharge
Co ngress has extended the time for cling
ella inns for additional Bounty unIier Act Of
July -, 1896, TO January, lsl5rsQ all such
dlAirns must be made heforu that time,
Original bounty Of 900 has been allowed
al. volunteers Who enlisted bedDye July 12d,
1871, for three years, ifrot paid the same
when disehargedt Land .Yatrants can be
obtained for services rendered Before 1855,
but not for services in the late war. Pen
sions for iate N1if anil " ar ai 1sf2 obtaihed
and increaecd when, allowe for loss than
disability waifaiits, but nd pensions IA
allowed TO Mexican and Florida wfr SOL
diefs- Stlue OF feNhs' mas granted PENSIONS
to surviEinK futernns Of Texas He7oluflon.
New Orleans and Mobile prize, money is
nb~E due-and being paid. VIII Aiken also
stsnds ~ teAsral Law and o1llestton
m enllfon mol ttIfa1I -uf7snTr If
, 1875-01-02
FOR sALEI

I A TWo-sEATED SPRING WAGON,
~ rgoOdas new, and a Double Harness
silver mounted, in perfect condition. 4
S2-tfS rqlaoI JOHN VAN WORMER. p
, 1875-01-02

a0i eIb IS home. Every
BODY loves su1II1 dog. and the portrait
executed % true b fhe Life, that Il seelns
the Eerit11|GI subj NJ ne ANIMAL It.
~ ATbe Rst. 4 kB6 witt & aim.zge
tells that his own Newfoundland log
-the finest In Brooklyn-barks at IL
tll'IouEhra1-unturzi,no one who sees
this premium chrome will have the
slightest tear Of being bitten.
.icsi|e the chrome eYHty ndVarlce sih,
10 10 Al tI1E3 l1s75ltiobii-
sII61ied member, and entitled to all
The privileges Of
, 1875-01-02

The Union owns the originals Of Ill
IHE A1p1E !. pm pietprss lesswith g 9th +,
distributed among the members. To
eYeryr eeliea 81 5, OF gub4cibefa QOD
difflflrit Ileds, Talstd 10 over q, 500
are distributed as soon as the series Is
full, and fhe awards Qf each series as
|lnadeE ~ s b spub llshed nfhe next
suceeeding issue Of THE ALDnSE. This
feature only applies to subscribers who
pay for one year In advance. Full par
'iieiI6fsi m circular sent on application
enclosing stamp.
, 1875-01-02

1nsnz1I, MS July Il, loel.
d. nAnwlr IL knTa kad Oraln Tuner oTnriSI -
hon1l there hslp ~ lt1 -
aTIy hing hai rsesmmsndsd but noihlne kllpsd ns
- yuI k.1.l..lt "a hs.1Al vsuA " ~ n ils
= l a.s.as ~ s.1l.a - is.l3 ysfl tak u 6slill
d. q yo1l 3Rl1fi a 1l1r1h "a IN 80, i
s,ul o. flE sd Al bsiil, ari ald h.pp ikan hrS,
~ tHr1 yu1ll Ie IN ~ Il -
bs~s4 e-tI ths Ele.. .ss t1h - 20 hr ks hsasdi q
eth.nl Yea - FuhilaA b u yoa sAos..
, 1875-01-02

When people loze their property
they generally loze everything
else, in the estimashun ov the
world, except tissf lFptts ana vtcys.
Billings. "a ~ L IL
, 1875-01-02

According to a Kansas decision
a husband and wife can enter a
show on a ticket Headiog q Admit
OnsXE 0hiRua9gEx !
, 1875-01-02
Plantation BittGlIPISilI / s

y . firmly tssssa5zs PrssztafiSh, es,uSss.s
go Sslisays az, Rir III, Ss't,, 6 AsySs ss9 FSslf,
Se'en ~, ~ ,,e g lease Se<seSasiffas,
Gfa1asl Ssstff Reg ID, adv Tanlalinds,
Dates PEunes asd Juniper Berries, prssrrprain
aFe4isinsf Qsasfii, lShi,l effks ftirff u 81
-f1tlt ve13srz 1sfs tS+g rtri lessts-JfS -.
f.aiHff i DJnfrffia, Jaoadfca. Lfper Cow
ffsist.s LssS n lttt}ifr, Hek1ael<, Bflfssf
z 6ffaets, Ffpsy ssdA As.e, SsmNay ce,sflsistF,
efal De6ikffg, efc-- Z1ey aFr estariall, adaf-
ffa e a rfNsdy /ey tts disfasef to wAlel
, 1875-01-02
HEAETHI BEkBNfIa
re Hs 81 1855 ); oss' sHsislEa. sGs sSlsi

GVoryf Day an nIIaofoooo IN Flesh
and W6iGll1 - oeon and eolf.
the onEATDkoo0 PURIFIER.
~xtsl. a.gl q r. q A3s,A Y RH4EIZ.IlAN 2 lRsQJE-
sld pe11 1la, nd lgI.l. 4 ths .lln 15 No q iiiS
a. , ~ a ihs az IA e. ~ .gHz
dll1ls4 Usabln - 7iT1iit Melll 11nEls Ho1.1 8,
sss Sc s'Ha. 3ea oes s az n ~ "a sss, g 1s.1 15
Hssl 10 oS. 8. Se9|s. 1iy.psss zsas s.sE
HPoE #5lnl n thi fill1, Ilii6lf tlnt1fI u d
Holhb. - ~ Fl|kalllg ~ pllnfnl ll1haffA Ulk
ss'.s 49.so X alssR - s 4 ses y. iRs
enc s@ &C 4 ~ ~. sn z 0pai a,.,... g ~ 2
and dscompo1ilo1 t6ai i con1nuslly proers,ne ne
111dl lnan1llnl 49, ual.11 en1 rlul Wil
nlE ml11Il1l uIl11 non h1illhy biood-and thi1 "
ENu6ApARuLIAU viii and dos necuru
p 10 only does he bAn1ArAnurzAn En1oLvrrT areal
.msdl. Ass9iAs an n ihs cure q ohso9e selota
iEsa1tS',5y 3 sdde, b1snpuilh...l
Hs9sy sssSs:yy: ~ y ri s;sII.
s4s sss |S ess essls. lesisi ss:a nsas III
Eih1nnce1 Ike the white Of an egg threads IKE White
an Or there = morbid dark. Bilious appearancs and
NhAf bonedngl depq1ltA' and when there 4 plcknE
sss1aas s@sa s s. RtsH e sss iPe p9Is 2 q
WoRm9.-ls only known and Surs Remedy
m HorDs-Fin, 1dpei ETC.
, 1875-01-02

bong shbsdrIpAbh.S shtialhg u THE
!. yAkDINE one Ffar, the Chrome
n plihdthg At Union,
$500 per annu.n IN advance.
, 1875-01-02

- y TT ~ T7Il7I o
~ ,-Ameyican Art IasteleA
PTospeetusfoA 1873 5Ekigfth 5eaaf.
THE ALDINE,
The Art JpQrpalof America,
IA ant
.LLu..MGlAA.uUMl


The necessity Of a popular medium
OR preseptltioR OF the produc-
peSoi Ddesgreat tfhsts, has always
been Recognized, and many attempts
have been made to meet the want. The
successive failures which so invariably
followed each attsmpt ia this eeuntr-
. estAh&hl IN art journal idid not
prove the indifference Of the people Of
America to the claims OF high art. So
soon as a proper appreciation Of the
wAnt And an sAbiIity to1meet1it we're
shd9a. fhe public 1t oue6T t4lled aritla
enthusiasm to its support, and the re-
suit was a great artistic and Gunner
cial triumph-THE ALDINE.
-TTF8 AIBRE, wlile ISSUED with all
-tAe rssHlastS liAslRosslof the tempo
rary or timely interest Characteristic Of
ordinary periodicals. 1t is an elegant
miscellany Of pure, light and graceful
riiteYfore1and a cdDeuQn ofpictres,
|the tdrest seecimensef sftishsskA, ,in'
black and white. Although each sue
ceeding number affords fresh pleas
ure to its friends, the real value and
bs9HtY s( THE-ALngsF wiz he most ap-
pticiAtedhhdg y is 5cand qp 4 the close
Of the year. While other publications
may claim superior cheapness, As COM
pared with rivals Of similar class,
, 1875-01-02
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The Pal Mall Gazette saws: A
most successful funeral in which
women played an important part
tpelEph hQq EtE RNma n l1S1S, ahd,
iAG4hI y kk4t fkbtea, the
TsSsF0 ISs0.s tlkshlUelIaT9 lIa9 T9'P$1 6Pf$51
binary burials. An eminent law
yer, by name Lodovich, who died
in July of that year, before his
death strictly forbadeJltslrtl a3o5A
to shed any tears Ghi4 f4hSHfl
and enforced this order on his
heir by a heavy penalty in case of
disobedience. He further direct
ed thatRfdlhsrs should 7 eflBqtte
place ofhAoHtifteif oItths sad occa-
sion, and that twelve maids in
green habits should carry his r.
mains to the Church of St. Sophia,
whe1n W. hIPiedl tn ceremo.
nlt1 11eiiI 81 u sshgs feen
these ladies. who were to be re-
compensed for the service by a
handsome sum of money allotted
for their marriage portions The,
monks of the opnEeAt MlPahnat
who we're invited to the funeral,
were on no account to wear black
habits, lest they should throw a
gloom oyer the chacrfulnass Of tho
PrpbsifA O 81 a Z
, 1875-01-02
NOTICE 70 u THE ruIp.EIIIo q

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, ARE Now
w prepared 10 .eHrry stock of hll kihds
between fhiR plaee, and Yhld1 ~ Island I;
% sIooP. and Boats for On Rrter,sI
ss-tf tinqyAN WoRNBR = BENSON Z
, 1875-01-02

DCfOtuins-uE AAlE 81
White Swellings Ulcers, Eryapela4
swelled Neck, Goitfc, scTofnl6us n.
aamndtious5 Msrturihl Affections Old 0
Sores. Eruptona Of the Skin. Sore
Eyes, etc. n he8t, as IN All olh9l .
constitutional Diseases. Dn Nl1EnNll1l
Vnzakl rBurtna haYb shown thel
great curative powers IA tho mos.
ohalinnla Md inLIn1lahln c1nn1 Ii ~