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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
Government Bonds Active-Rail-
roads Higher.
GOLD 1O5 3-S A los IA A los 3-S.
Money on Call Easy at 11-2 9
g Per Cent.
WALL STREET.

TUESDAY, July SO r. N.
When pitiul appeals made to the Governing Com
mittce for half holiday meet with cold shoulder
Board members prone follow in the wake of the
betuzzed mariner who baled in his attempt to take
The at meridian, guesses it to bc twelve o'clock
and takes tho risk Of commanding the officer oil the
watch TO SNAKE it so." This is about what done
to-day. No halt holiday being dccreed by the powers
that be brokers took matters in their hands and
emade II So" Consequently business like an Alex.
andrine verso, 'drew its slow leugth along" being
ouncuated by frequent irregular and startling expo.
sions engineered by youthful and pyroseoAnicay dis.
posed members. which, for tho time being put end
% transactions Bulls and BEARS stunning as Il is
their nature to, the shock and smell Of "villanous
petre," had, TO such degree as their circumstances
'irmitted, Withdrawn from the street, leaving To the
lnt-get-away contingent the manipulation OF the
iarkeI 1t goes without saying that the usutrucs
not pregnant OF any very great results Prices moved
up and down from time to time In sluggish fsshion,
like engine running short OF steam but for OF
The day they stopped upon the centre Of dull stead
aess Referring to the table below fsr succnot
'ount Of changes ix quotations. 1t only necessary to
.dd that the characteristic OF the market Of
lndeniabe strength particularly shown In the
ioal stocks and trunk railroads. and tha. the closing
prices were about midway between the highest and
loves, Of the day.
fs3a THE SALES TO-DAY
"gs Of active stocks to-day at the Board aggre.
.- s1.S42 shares, which were distributed as fol-
,ws.--- York Central, $40; Erie 100; Lake
Shore 1920; Wabash, 800; Northwestern, 400; do.
preferred, 1900; Rock Island, 1910; Milwaukee and
st. Paul, 500; do preferred. 500; Ptsburg 200; Del
aware Lackawanua and Western, 10, $40; New Jersey
Central, 800; Delaware and Hudson Canal 150; Nor
ris and Essex, 1927; Michigan Central, $50; Illinois
snsral 4os; Hannibal and st. Joseph, $780, do pre-
fred. 4.soo; Ohio and Mississippi, 500; Western
ihion, 500; Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, 100
- OPENING, HIGHEST AND LowKsL
The following table shows tho opening highest and
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CLOSING QuorArioNs-3 p. II.
THE MONEY MARKET.

Money was easy on call at IN a por cent during
tho entire day. The following the rates OF ex-
change on New York at the aforementioned cities to-
day:-savannah, buying 3-16, selling 5l6; ST. Louis,
90 premium; Cincinnati steady, fair demand, buying
par, selling Ito; New Orleans commercial LAC dis
count, bank a premium; aud Charleston scarce, y
u premium. Foreign exchange is firm, with actual
business at 4s7 4s75s TOR BANKERS sixty days ster
ling and 4s9H a 4s9x for demand.
THE GOLD MARKET.
Gold opened and closed at 1851, with sales in the in
terim at 1885, The rates paid for borrowing were l.
a ana per oent Loans were also made nat, and at
81 aud per cent for carrying.
Gold clearings at the National Bank Of tho State Of
Nav York
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Government bonds active at the following
prices:-

UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The internal revenue receipts to-day were &2sS o0O
,ustoms receipts. $780, 900; bank notes. $s5o.ooo.
STATE BONDS
State bonds at the Board were steady for Tsupsscs
and Missouri skies, funded, 1894 1885, 10 which deal
ings were confined; District OF Columbia Cos sold at
7s. In New Orleans Louisiana consolidated sold st n
s77%
RAILROAD BONDS.
In railroad bonds tho largest transactions wore In
Hannibal and ST. Joseph eishts convcrtibles, which
advanced to 90, rise OF per cent Tho next largest
werc in C icago Rock Island and Pacific SKIES Of ie7
which advanced 10 lo the treasurer Of this company
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STATEMENT OF THE CoMPTR LLER OF THE CURRENCY,
showing the issue and retirement OF national bank
notes and legal tender OF June 70
1874, and January IA, 1875. 10 July l, 1s77:-
National bank notes.
Outstanding when act Of June 20, 1874,
was passed. so4 lsa
Issued from June 20, 1874,
10 January IA, 1875. ...... $4,734, 500
Redeemed anu retired be-
tween Same dates. ......... 2767, 232
Increase from June 20. 1874, " January - =.
IA. 1875. ..........-............... l.oo7,2ss
Outstanding January IA, 1851, 1861, 450
Redeemed and retired from
January IA, 1876. to date. $50, ,701, 1872
Surrendered between ssme
ates...................... s,3340e
Total redeemed and surren-
dered. red....................$64 $64, 035, 1888
Issued between same dates ;. q, 1914, 5S5
Decrease from January IA, 1875, 70 date ae2a1 2o3
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HAVANA MARKET.
HAVANA. July 3. 1877.
Sugar nrmer Spanish gold, 228H 227 Exchange firm
London, 17Z q lS premium.
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SECOND BOARD-l P. ".

s:a0 TO ) p. NJ.
4 100 shs Rock Islands, 9IIs
u 400 ~ Paul pref....b3 5iS
- aVn do.~..s...-. Ola
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%nlanD.

&eiu @eicbI crlaFen.

@.oIbinston,S 8. 6. Sic &e.
sieruns bat bic 3%oubcb0rben BON Mep
Yort nidt anseiu isien ben 9ampfcr
nSenmart" bel ieiner Nntunft ,uesen
S1musseIns nit Seidlas gu belesen.
Citing Bull.
Ser canabilde @iniitsr fir innere
Mnsslegcn1eiten oes Dominion Of Co
naoa befinbet iid bier unb baIt nit
Dem Yrdlioenten uno benz Cabinet be-
Siislib Der &idtebr Citing Bulls uno
oelen 9eute no9 ben Ser. Staten
geratbun9 ab. Sieier @esenitano
miro BEL Der morsiscn Gabinetslisuns
ueiter beratben merten.
Sic 3ollsebiibren
fir oas nit 80. SUM- 1877 cnoenbe
Gsdnunssiabr beliefen ii9 auf $129,=
472,62O an @oIo fir Ginfubrs50lle
uno $1,472,9lS in Yapierselo fir
Sonnensebiibren.
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bejieli4 Der MnseIesenbeit uuterban.

Heaeonsfelb ipri&t.
Gs 6anfte Carl 8eaeonsfeib befir,
bob Die Snterpe0ation betreffs ber 6aI.
tune Der .enslii&en &esiernns CUR
Grase 5uradse5osen tuor-
ben iei unb iiiste bel, bab als bieier
Rries besonnen purbe, bic @esieruns
Sbrer Mloisitdt ertldrt babe, lie iuerbe
lid itrense neutral perbolten. poraus-
seiest bic eneIii&en SntersHen pirben
ni9t in @efabr 9ebra@t. &ub-
lamb babe Sorauf bin cine Mntport se-
seben, bic sr fir friebli@ uno freuno'
li& betrodtet babe. Sic 3esieruns
babe teinen @runb su ausifeIn. bob Die
ruiliI@e @esieruns ben seitelten BE-
binsunse1 %ebrenboft na&tommen
tuerbe. @as INNER ober eintreten
,pcrbe, in Der Grfiuun8 bieier 8eoin=
sunsen fei bic @olitit Der enslii9en
@%eeisruns entbalten.
Mien.
Qonbon. Oberft Yraiepolsfi bat
Der ruifi9en @esieruns beri&tet, bof
sic Gbine(en 9ocran unb 9urfan elm
eenOmmen boben unb jtbt out o.. .oia;
oororlnssr', rueI&es BON ben Ral@sore,
!9efaImt purbe. Oberit projepolst
~propbeseit benz R0nisrei@ 2ai9sa'
einen baloi9en llnter9an9.
Snbien.
Die Sunsersnotb nimmt ju.
Calcutta. Sn Der Mabras Statt.
balteri9aft nimmt bic 9unsersnotb gu,
@eFinbien.
e@Iedtes @efdaft unb fdIed!e Ginansen.
Rem Dorf. Gin aus 9apana
10 mmenhcr Brief sdblt cine Nn5abl un=
eIidIi9er Banterotte auf uno beipri9i
sic fortudbrenb in Der 3nnabme be-
sriEenen tommercielen unb findn3iel-
len @9mierisfeiten.
General SopeIlar 1T ieines gomman.
|ors iiberhoben unb @cneral 8laneo an
beIjen Stelle ernannt ,poroen. Ser
'lelbe miro in einisen @o4en eintre en-.
dbreno trefen trante uno per=
munoete Soloaten Elm, uno bic fur So
Ipi!alStpede pertpenbbaren @dumIi6tei=
ten iinb big auf Den Iebten plab anse-
fiut.
Cine &etolution auf Sabti.
Na9ri9ten BON 9apti bcIosen, bab
tpieoerum cine 3epolution in Der &e-
pubIit aussebro9en iei. Sie Sniur'
senten in srober @naabl iteben unse=
idbr 3ebn Meilen Dor 4ort 9lu Yrince.
. lleber SPORT Nh Yrince 1T Der @ela=
serunssjuitanb perbdnst ,uoroen. Gin
GROCER She'll Der Staot tuurbe ourh
cine J~euersbrunit, pelde swei Sage
lang bauerte uno nod ni9t 9elol1t
mar, als Der Sampfer ab9ins, in Ilde
QeleQt.
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4erausseeeben bon
8rid & &aiier.
CANT GlouS, WiMnefota,

erfhe;nt ieben Donneritas unb tofct iabrlid
in Borausbe3abluns: $3.50.
dir tpeniser ale 8 Weonate ipirS tsin abon'
mement aneenominen. ~.
Bon M~bSonnenten, bic bic 3eituna ni@t
awSbridlid abbefeuen, ipirb anaeno'nn,eu,
has fe has announcement fortsulcken w!sald)en.
Sic 9erabiGumuug, cher Teripe'gerung
Der gbboIuna Der 3cituns bon benz EoItaMte,
tuobin 6ieielbe bcorbert tporoen 1T, ioipie bic
ll~uterlaNun9 Der anseise on bic 9sraus9eber
bon Der ettpa ftattfnbenben SrtsoerdnoerI''9
unb ber snaabe bes ncucn @cbnorts e,ltbst''
bet ni6t bon Der 8e;abluus beg oolen Abo' :
mem entsbetra9eS.
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ipeIhe obne Bemerfuns CUR Nufnabme elm
aeben, tuerbcn 10 LANCE ein9eridt uno beredD>
net, bis lie abbeitclt uerocn.
M~uaeiaen merben gu ben getpObnliden
Yreiien cimacriidt, ndmlid 10 Gents per Bee.
bier. 9eiIe, fur bic eritc ginriduns, uno 5
gents fur iebe f%oIscnbc. Cir InSeisen. bic
Idnaere 3eit itebcn bleiben, wiro Gin bebeu.
tenber abjng erlaubt.
Die 9eransseber iimb lin Bert elmer ooll'
~itanbioen Nuswabl
Neucr unb ef@mad1cQer 4cttert,
unb iiab ba1cr I'M Stanoe,
9rudiaden aler Mrt
In 6eati@er, enslil6er, iran;ORldtl
uno norwe9iid}er Spradc
auf's s&nelite, @@6nite unb SiQisft
5u liefern.
unb empfeb len fi@ gu seneisten auftrasen.
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8lantS,
q as1aeate az. n.
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Der @ori4Ias 3u teinem &eiultat fab-
rem tpirb. 9uBIanb 1T 5u tart uro
auf ieiucn Namen 3u eiferIi9tis. als
oab es mad ettuaiser Nieoerlase bic
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limb auf Der anberen Seite 50sern De-
iterrei4 unb Seutl6Iano bamit, benz
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terbreiten, ba lie wobl wiilen, oab &ub=
Lamb enti9loHen 1T, ben &ries fort3u-
fibren unb, ,pern n6this. in 8ulsorien
@interquartier gu be5ieben.
@oacn @erbisns SIlfe nt&t.
Sic aus Biela tommeuben Militdr=
6eridte Der &u1en ertldren jest gam
wiber Gr,parten, oab Die Sulfe Ger
biens ni9t notbpenois lei. Scar
slaubt, bab bieie Menberung BEG Zones
benz llmitanbe 3nSu1@reiben 1T, bat
8uB!ano bic l1%eber5euguns 9etuonner
bat, bcs Grluden um iolde untsritii=
suns piirbe ibm abssi&lasen .perben.
Muf Der 8altam=Salbiniel.
gonftantinopel. Gs MAIDEN
piele @eri9te BON ruifi9en Nieoerla'
gen Die 3unbe, I'M 3riessamte abe,
F,pisA nur-Ser @ie8-soa 0ewatb beftd=
tist. Die 0erluite Der &ulien baielbf
iolen iebr bebeuteno fem.
@eriGte bon ciner sdlodt.
Na@ri@ten 3ufolse, ,ucIde in biplo.
motiiden &r.iien e;nsetrofen iinh, 3D.
Ben bic &ulen nit .lebcrma9t Yle,uno
onsesriHen. Das Neiultat 1T unbe-
Ifannt.
SIN 8ulaarien.
8ufQret. 9as 6aubtouartie,
bes @robfuriten Nitolaus befinbet lid
in 8uIgareni.
Aus Der Dobrutida.
2onbon. 9ie Zines" brin9t
cine Dspelde aus &0itenbi@e melde
belast, SaB General zimmerman ben
sroBten She'll beg 4. Nrmeeeorps uno
cine Sepilion zines anoeren Mrmee=
corps in Der Dobruoi9a babe, uno ooh
oelen 9auptma@t unsefdbr a@t Ifei-
len BON 5ldernamooa campirt lei.
@ieber cine Mieberlagc Dor VIeipna.
Sn offSieIen &reiien 5eiBt es, oah
bic @uiIen wicoer cine Nieoerlase Dor
YIemna erlitten BADEN.
General Rribener
bat $4,000 damn friider Sruppen
unb einige MrtiQcrie erbalten.
Der G3ar.
Gs bsibt, boB Der GSor cine SnIpet=
tionstour burd bic Mrmee bes Gjare=
piti9 pornimmt.
&ubIanb.
Die ruiTiden @ciammtoe,IuHc.
2onoon. Sie nYaQ Mal Ga
sette" idreibt, Die ruilil@en @eicmmt=
uerlulte Bis gum 81. SuIi betrasen oil :
Siellen Mngaben sufolse 1896 Mann.
9ierin iino bic @erlulte BON plepna
ni9t nit einserednet.
Sruppen nod Der Uront.
Yon OoeIla uno Der Grim beiihbet
id ie Gin Nrmeeeorps auf benz 8e9e
na9 Der Gront.
Talaac fit 9oipitaI;pcde.
Con It antinopeI. 9rei %tailer=
li6e Yaldite iino su 9olpitdlern fir
Iermunbete ein3eri6tet tuorben.
suf 6alipoIi.
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@ien. Der 9rieAll@e Wel0hote
Il ron gcIerab obsereiit, feline Niliion
,lieb erfclslos.
4uFet.
Gonbon. Sic ierbii9e @esierune
ale @4ritte sinseIeitet, um 10000
,or Monn bem 20. b. M. auf Rriegsfub
~ felleu. Diele Madt tuiro gang aa4
Der iab0lli@en @rense 9eididt toeroenf
ausldnbii@e O'i3iere birfen iest
in ferb;iae Oienite trster.
Grontrei4.
0aris. Sen Musweiien Der 8orf
BON 6ranfrei4 3ufolse bat Der epeeie-
oorratb berielben tpabreno Der lebter
Wode I'm, 100000 Grancs abge-
nomrleu.
Gin Dement,.
0aris. 0as Blatt rGraneaiie"
{ usnet, bab 9errn 9ufaure Der Wor<
i9las semodt uoroen iei, Gin Trie'
o~enscabinet ,l bilben.
OeFerrei4. ungarn.
Die Railer. 9uiammen!unft.
Si4l. Ser &ailer BON Seutl@+
Lamb fubr al, no9oem ct BON Der Ral'
lerin BON Qefsrrei@ uno BEN faiierli'
den aronprinsen bsr3li9en Apld'eo
aenommen bate. Ser &aiier BON Oe,
iterrei& besIeitete 3aiier @iIbeIm mad
gbenlee. Die llnterreouns swii4en
ben beioen 2aiiern 5euste BON Der
sr0bten OHenbersisteit Der bsiben Mo-
harden eesen chamber.
Qonbon. Gin 2onboncr 3eitunss-
Correspondent t~sIeerapbirt, ocb bel Der
Safer. 3ulammentunft in Sl9l bic
Grase betreHs Nusoebnuns beg 8ris9ss
bis nGdb Serti1n nimt berlbrt wyrae.
MGem Nni9sin mad wiro bieie
Grose ni9t msbr beriibn perben.
Das Dreitaiier>B iaSnib.
Sic 8erliner offS;Sien 8ldtter er~
tldrsn besisli9 Der lnterrebuns Der
Railer in Si4l, baB an Dem Sc
,pona9 Elm beiinitiues politii4es
l1ebereintommen s~etroffen uorben lei,
tein uabres Wort lei; lie seben nur gu,
oob boa Dreitaiicr 8iinoniB befeitist
1T.
Sic @iener .Neue Treie Yrene" 1T
gang b%erieIben Anii&t.
England.
2onbon. Sic rOailp Meps"
: rGs 1T wabri4einli9, bab
9oro 8eaconsielb Dor Mufbebuns Der
Yarlaments Tibuns i'm Dberbauie cine
Der stenuns uuo Golitif
Der @esieruns NIT &iidlidt ouf bic
orientaliIden Mirren abseben miro.
Die @ant uon England.
gs nobm Der 8u1ionrorrat5 Der
ganf BON gnslono nm f22,C00 ob.
Ser bieswD6entlide Musueis Der
8ant beutet auf cine Nbnabme beg
Dartselbporratbs BON E67O,O00.
Nidts Srientalildes.
SIN OberbauIe licB Carl Gaocrsbam
uno i'm lnterbauie Benebid iid bon
Der &esicrurs be!pesen, bon Der auf=
Der orientaliid den Trose ab5u-
Sas grluden Der &csieruns
itiibte lib auf Die pom S9aBamtstansler
ausseiprodene ltebcr3eusuns, oaB cine
Oebatte uber ben @egentano jebt
mare.
Muf cine oiesbe3islide Snterpela=
ton erfldrte Der llnterietrstar fir oas
dubsre Nmt, oaB 5'uilden england nno
Ositerrei@ besiigIid Der Mobilma6uns
Der Oiterreidiiden Sruppen fir ben
Sal, soB &umaniet ooer Serbien an
3riese She'll nebmen, ooer Die
in Serbicn einbrdnsen, feline
l1ntcrbanoIun9en seIo9en werocn fol-
len. Die &esieruns milIe ni@ts bon
uuterbanolunsen, Sic 3pii@en
Gsaren uno Dem SuItan itaitse'
baben lolen. gs lei oesbaIb
Ecin Grnnb fir proteit porbanoen.
au@ uiiie er ni9ts bapon, bab DETER
reid nit GuSlano ooer Der Siirteil
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Cine btrunslidte Naiffion.

@ien. Ser 9rie&ii&e @etanote
III ron 9clerab absereit, feline Nilfion
bIict erfpIQIos.
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FINANCIAL.
oHH K. & OTsgoRD, Prcst. GRO. adams, v. PresL
N. A. CHANDLER, ClshIar.
BANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY
Successor to the
FRET NATIONAL BANK OF wHEELIRG.
s2So,oUo

This Bank g organized and prepared 10 transact
the buSinesB Of banking In all It's details.
II succeeds the First National Bank Of Wheeling
Is owned by the same shareholders and Is under thu
IAIne management.
By carefully regarding the interests oil Ito Corres
pondents and DGpohtors, and by prompt and
faithful execution Of their WIshes Il hopes 10 merit
their esteem and confidence
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points Throughout thu
United States.
Deposit Accounts subject to check ut sight 70.
coIyed from Banks, Bankers, Firms, CurDGrationI
and individuals.
Certificates Of Deposit Issued payable on demand
or ut fixed dates.
Interest allowed on Special Depoht,
DIRECTORS:
John K. BOtsiord, VIM. B. Simpson,
Jacob s. Rhodes, VIM. A. Turner,
George Adams, John l. HObbs,
Geo. W. FTRnEhaIm, o. c. Dewey,
Henry n. Harper, Iny2l-dAE
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ITO CAPITALISTS
ITO CAPITALISTS
Or Parties Of Small Means Dsslruus of
Engaging In Grape 6ruWlnu,
Coal Mining or Market
Gardening,

account OF advanced Rgo ! am desirous Of
changing my residence and therefore offer Tor Eris
my farm situated opposite the city OF Wheeling, or,
the ryer hank midway between bridgeport and
Martins Ferry, and Immediately nd Joining tho Mi.
IaSe 0l d:tnayillC. Tho property consists OF 10
acres Of hill and table land and Is Of river bottom.
IN the hill there arc two scans Of coal OK and 81
icct thick, three deposits Of limestone, an s fol
vein Of close texture sand or FREQ stone, an IS fool
vein OF mari, which altogether make Il soil and nm
underlying bed Of deposits Of D rich and valuable
character.
On the surface, the larger portion OF which lie,
gently Slopng to the cast, and all under direct ey
gosufG TO the sun Is Vineyard Of 80 acres, mostly
Cahwba grapes, all In fine Tearing condition. RbSut
seven years old, which has proven Itself able 10 nav
handsome per cent 10 the CultiVutOr.
Inc property Is being approached above and he
low by an advancing tide Of persons seeEIng small
honesteads, and Is now really the only unOScupIcd
territory between Bridgeport and Martins Ferry,
1t Is valuable as an investment for capital seekpIE
sale purchase, and valuable TO those who yNnt mai,
ECt gardening ground cloSo to the city, II front.
BEAUTIFULLY upon the river and commands yI0g OF
me city, the Island and the whole scenery Of the
The terms Of sale will 10 oue-thIrd cash, balance
IN Two annual payments, per cent Interest on de-
ierred payments, For further particulars inquire
Of RICHARD CREWE0RTt" '''
On the pTemifcs, or by mail at Bridgeport, Ohio
apps
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-13

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-13

Dr.. PIERCE's Golden Medical Discovery
will cure u Cough in one.half the time
necessary to cure 1t with other medicines,
and 1t does it, not by drying It up, but BY
removing the -subduing the irrita.
ton, and healing the affected parts. Sold
by druggists.
Sharp County record., 1877-10-12
A Baby by Express.

People who are fond of the practical
theory Of the advent of babies which
makes them angels, escaped through the
gate left ajar by a compassionate saint,
will be Mortified to hear of the modern
prosaic process of obtaining babies by
express. But it is a fact. A lady in
this city, desiring house-fiower of this
sort, and having fancy for the daugh-
ters of the sunny South, sent descrip-
ton of the kind of child she wanted
to a founding hospital in New Orleans.
A day or two ago she received reply
that child suiting her description had
been found among the babies in the
hospital, and that it was on its way to
Cincinnati. Imagine her sensation yes
terday morning when the messenger Of
the Adams Express rang the bell and
announced package for Mrs. -,
at the same time presenting a little hui
man fairy, little girl of tender years,
with an express label tied to one little
arm. The package was duly receipted
for and was gladly welcomed.-CincSn-
matt GGzette.
Sharp County record., 1877-10-12
HINTS FOR THE HOUSEHOLD.

M0ldSSeS Lemon Pei cupful sugar,
l cupful molasses, l cupful water, d
tablespoonfuls flour, 2 lemons and l
egg. This makes pie.
Wheat Grfddle-cakeS.- quart of sour
milk, 2 even teaspoonfuls of soda, l
even teaspoonful of salt, flour enough to
make good batter; stir until the Jumps
are broken; fry at once.
Flannel CabeS.-l quart of sweet milk,
8 tablespoonfuls of yeast, l teaspoonful
of salt, flour enough to make a good
batter; mix it the night before; in the
morning add 2 we'll beaten eggs and l
tablespoonful of melted butter.
Scotch CoIlopS.-Get 2 pounds Of
round Of steak, chopped fine; put in a
frying-pan lump of butter half the
size of an egg; melt, dredge in little
flour, brown, and then put a cupful of
water or more; stir to make gravy;
chop up an onion, put it in; then put in
beefsteak; stir often, and cook 20
minutes.
Sand TartS.-1 pound of flour, the
same of sugar, pound of butter, l
whole egg and the yelk of another;
make stiff paste, roll out thin and cut
with biscuit-cutter; wash the tarts with
the beaten white of the egg, and Strew
over them some powdered sugar and
cinnamon, and lay few blanched al
mOnds on top.
Tomato SOup.-Make a broth Of
chicken, beef, or lamb; have it very
rich, 4. e., boil the meat 2 or hours, 3
pounds in quarts of water; boil it down
nearly ]! strain it; pare and cut up l
quart of tomatoes, boil them in the broth
! hour; strain again; season with a ia
blespoonful Of butter, little salt, and
parsley if desired.
Picked dAppyeS.-Take peck of sweet
apples and pare them; boil until tender
in a sirup made of 4 pounds of sugar
and a quart Of vinegar; then remove
them from what is left of the Sirup, and
make new one of pounds of sugar, a
quart of vinegar, ounce each of the
different kinds OF spices, and 3 large
lemons boiled and sliced; boil this sirup
] hour and pour hot over the fruit.
The first sirup can be used for making
sauces.
Ont-Meal MuSb.-Have the water in
your saucepan boiling hot; sprinkle in
the meal very slowly, to prevent Jumps !;
stir constantly; when you have added
sufficient meal, set the pan on the back
of the range to simmer slowly stop
stirring in the meal when it is not quite
as thick as you would ike-it swells
when cooking; let it simmer for 10 or
Is minutes; stir occasionally; add a lit
tie butter and salt to taste. Serve with
cream and sugar.
ChoaO CbOW.-2 quarts of small onions,
of small cucumbers, and caulitlOW-
ers; cut the caulifowers and cucumbers
into small pieces and soak in strong
salt water over night; then rinse well
and boil in vinegar until quite tender ;
mix l pound of the best ground mus
tard and ounces Of the best salad
oil with enough vinegar to mix it well ;
then stir in while boiling; just before
taking from the fire add 3 ounces of fine
red pepper; it is then ready to bottle.