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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
rRAnEs, MOVEMENTS.

A meeting of coach and car drivers took
pace Yesterday afternoon ut Bellevue Gardens, foOt OF
EaSt TirLtethst owing To the inclemoncy OF tho
weather only n small number were In attendance ana
consequently business was transacted Inc O9,ct OF
ir meeting was 10 organize Protective Union, aud also
10 consider the proposed strike FOR an advance OF wages
A meeting of the iron molders of Brooklyn, h
D,washcd on Saturday evening IN Grahdst TO eohsler
lie proprtv OF Demanding advance Of wages. After
BILE debate 10 resolved 10 request on the lst
OF June an advance OF Ten per cent on the present rate
of wages-ahout s. 30 day. and also that IN the event
of the request being refused the should strike. Tue
iron noors this city have just secured an Increase OF
~ per cent.
A movement is now on foot in this city look
ing toward the formation Of cooperative Tnors Shop
The movement originated among the cutters IN ore OF
our largest clothing manufactures, ana az ~ meets Nlt
favor among many OF the craft n probable the eaO-
shent viii be opened and pat In successful operation
some time during the coming summer. The wOfkneh 10
be employed In the Establishment VIII all Dc Journey
men tniljs a stock holders in the concern. The Dus,
ness OF thu lDshment Will embrace both custom ana
feady made work. Ameeting 10 soon to Do held when
the amount or shares price OF the same etc. VIII be
fixed upon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
THE TURF.

The Paterson Race Meeting commences to-
morrow. and the programme Of sport issued by the
managers is an attractive It commences with a
bnyde race OF two miles eight hurdles for which
three horses have entered dash race OF one mile ana
mile heat race the entries for which close this after
noon COMPLETES the fist days sport ON the second DAY,
~ tr,oon 10 n: Jack Armstrong. 100 b. and D. T.
by Simon Renon 40 10 The Passalc hanuiSaP, 4 ~ ~
follows and has eight entries which are Helgnei ~ '
iorrs" cemcraI Dike A wears us ~ General 1oIke; .
years ia ~ r. b. Connolly, 5years ITO 10; 1epe or 1as
lyears 40 ~ Raven years 200 ana FothSringay
years S6 h. or this lot General DNke has oefi a,s
and will not start while his stable companion the a's
sake OF the Controller will find the distance 700 lar ioI
him. IA speed ami not staying Is hs IS5's . Ta,ny
Yorke showed himself good racer when be beat Fanny
CIeatbam and Onward so easily for the Rhode Island
Cup at NaTragansett Park last sumnery anu W s e,
will have little difficulty in carrying his eol0rs ~ @ 49,
this occasion. mile and quarter dash winds mp tns
days racing. On Thursday the third day, mere s'e
four events to be decided: hurdle race handicap a
sweepstakes for threeyear olds. and one for twoer
ODDS and consolation purse for an horses az the Iset
ing We expect capital racing and success
FIJI meeting ON the beautiful raCeeOurse on the BANKS OF
To-day the trot for the 1890 purse mile heats, IN har-
for which the famous fast horses General Batter
Lucy and American Girl are entered comes OH Oh mo
Fashion Course Lucy the favOTe, at 500 to
the field the public having lost all confidence IA Amer
'''i W RACiSG STABLES IN TRAINING AT PATERSON
The following list comprises the different stables OF
thorougbbreds now in training on the Paterson Race
Can't r c. Moor.ssoueval Jackson years Prateer ysss
General Ege years Blyopsi years u", a en- s5 Burowns
dan Enma johnson b. Unsn. en- -.
Rsrn yeaTs Mitchell years T6anderbO Moran c4Isa
Pook scans Lm RoS'os yS ao. s can M Rev
- g. By Colossus dam Chai@A1i g. c. 'e''al
Coz -MoTsy years. urban' yssr'' Brother to Re
81 'tlfr' s-B. years by Simon Kea,oD frlsrncsr
-E Jazz n.. 4TSo9' ~ ha1lss '4 SeIco, year
., b. C, 2yyars by COLOSSUS d. oy Revenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
Nrw woyfAN,s surrRAGE oRaANIzATIoN

The difficulty growing out OF the rather
indefinite Title Equal Rights Association at the ami.
ycrsary Of that organization the l2h and 18th INST,
INDUCED some ~ the ffleUds Of suffrage 10 call
sacra meeting for tho purpose Of organizing au assoca'
ton with the single object OF scouting the ballot
Tor women Tllls meeting assembled Mt The RerouIon
rooms ON TwcuUhrd ~, saturday evening, Mrs Eliza
hrtb CHdy stanton stated the objects OF the meeting.
quite number OF gentlemen were prescLt some OF the
ildrs owing % the disturbance caused by few over
taIkatyc men no The meeting OF the E1ual Sights ASsOca
Ton oppos,d the admission OF male members. After
some debate by Hlrs. stanton, Miss Olive Logan aud
snue Others IN favor Of exclusion, gud 10y Mrs. Nj.
y Langley OF CINCINNATI, aud others In favor
Of admitting the gentlemen, tho motion 10 eN-
cndr was lost Tho terms OF admission TO membership
we're fycd Mt 81 wear About persona male and TO
nar became members Mira. f. Cady stanton was elected
prt-drnt Delegates present wero instructed 60 organ.
ia state associations. The best OF feeling prevailed
throughout the session. md the GstehoOd dispersed ul
Of brilliant hopes tor the future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
MUSIC.

The fourth Spring-tide Singing Festival of the
Jerome Hopkins, viii take place tomorrow, at the Acad
cmy ~ Music. An orchestra, conducted by Mr.. Carl
Bergman, will assist
A Grand Rossini Festival was held at the Lon
don CRYSTAL Palace the first O May The programme
consisted Of the Shat Mater" the Overures 70 "Scm
ramdc" " Ia GAIA LadTa," and william Tell, tho
pruver from Moses" aud the benedction scene from
tbo Sicgc Of COunth" beside "GOd Save the Queen"
and a march and chorus from COsta's " Naaman' The
solo singers we're Madame RudorsdOri Madame Sainton
Dolby Mr. Vernon Rigby, aud Mr.. sanuey. The chorus
numbered about $780, and tho orchestra iOn the whole
coudnctcd BY Sir Michael Costa. Nearly 10000 people
attended the performance which is said 90 have been IN
the highest degree successful.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
THE GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLTC-DECORA.
TIoN OF SOLDIERS GRAVES

At the recent General Convention of Dele
gates Of tho Grand Army Of the Republic, for the pur
pose Of arranging floral ceremony in commemoration
OF those soldiers who died during the late and held
nj Post Phil Kcuruy. No g. au Executive Committee or
fine following comrades appointed: NJ. H. Beaumont,
post No q; Thomas Elliott Post No. IL; samuel MINES
Post No a: Frank H. Jordan, Post No. 2o Noble MELON
ala. Post No. &c; Lewis Leroy, Post No; 80; william
NcEutcp Post No 50; James Moore, Post No. rs;
Levin Crandan, Post No. 49, This Committee
subsonuenilv met at Post Winthrop, No. q,
and orgaulzed by electiug Col NJ ii. Beaumont Chair
man. Capt. L. H. Jordan SECRETARY, uud Col g. f. Hop
uer Treasurer. The following committees were appointed
10 arrange the details ~ the memorial services Finance
Commtrc-MalOr.Gen c. X. Graham, President Major
Geu Alfred PirasOntOu. BrigadlerGen. Jos Pmckncy,
Col T. A. Conkling Col. i. +. Morgan, Col A. j. H. On
game Col. j. W. Marshall, Col l., f. Bnrkc. Col NJ. II.
beaumont, Col. G. B. Van Brunt Committee on Music
Capt 4. H. Muligan, Capt Thos Elliott, ana Capt T. r.
FARMER Committee PrntIng-N. Mcdonald, WIN. H.
C0rsa e. W COnetan. Jas. A. Stevens, Levin Crandall.
Committee on Fowers-W. GLAND Bourne, samuel e.
Havtrr J. Spangenburg, Vim. MCEntee, J. ). DingNaL
II Leslie NJ. +. Sullivan, c. Nehmanu, NJ A. Reed d.
i Hogan o p Ketcham. An original poem Is TO be cont
posed FOR the occasion The GRAFTON VIII DC ueuFeeu Oy
a distinguished general
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17

The Commissioners of Charities and CoToc-
morrow.
The Mercantile Library Association have
elected the following Board Ot Officers iur tho esnhg
wear; President, N. c. f. Borden Vice Precedent. Wm
Armstrong; Corresponding stcr tary, A. ". Palmer; Re
cording Secretary, samrei lrina,G; Treasurer. a. H.
Carpenter. Dlrcclors.Chas +. Allen, John j. oDnsn'
Harvey II. Woods, a.. j. Sherman, VIM. T. Peoples, Geo
b. Mills, and Edward IIaleT
Important changes have been made IN the
spectacuiaT entertainment now presented NJ hOou :
Insenm The blTlesqus having been entirely rearrhnRu
since the opening night, Will GREATER be closed win he
elaborate and brilliant Transformation scene Nlsh nm
Hitherto terminated tho entire performance anu Ic inc
nrntOmime witch II " 10 an act or itself, an enmcH
Trw final tableau has been prepared, pctnlHqnsy aus
tratinR We arc informed, apOlheoss or CClum no
oroes al the Museum have been reduced AnihSeio W
lie and balcony will be VI, aud tolhe OesS0n'o
70 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17

ercses will be INDUCED in. Two prizes are ofered-a
gold watch valued at $780, and silver watch valued NJ
about SO The Turner scholars, numbering about 100
boys from 10 TO Is years DID, will make some evolutions
on the grounds
The banner of the Bohemian Singing and
Relief Society HlahOd" will be cOnsccrated In the Ger
mania Assembly Rooms at 10 a. M. to-day ball will be
gwen in the same place in the evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
NAVY GAZLITE.
WAeMINETnN

WASHINGTON, May Is. LieuteHant-Com-
u,r Cba., r. Cotton been ordered to the Naval Academy
toe q september Surgeon o,hhss ha; leeS ordered to
hem orr. 10 dnty In o Steam Engineering hrgeon
lanes Master aal W. orh have been ordered ~ he
S,vnpe T. G. Mermah has been Detached
M N 6e ,nsao ordered tue Mare Island Navy ard Cr'
MIA Charles g. Clark has been detached from
tue Seminole ordered 70 the Vermont Leutenant ComWAnder Is
heeu detached from the HsenA and ordered W Tue ecu
s Suren Robinson been detached em The New Hampshire
and ordered Macedonian AsttSnIgeo T. harteh bas
lem the Naval Academy aud ored 70 he saVAnnah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
noNrSTIC MARKETS.

SAY FRANcIsco MAY l5-Four .6rm 81 ~ 3l6tA so WHEAT
Choice sOdSl S. Legal Tenders 49, Mining Stocks daring
he week strong closed tho oo.iug rates. Aha
e. k.sbT s23i Bullion S9I, Chor F21i Confidence, 81
rosu POINT s5 ElapTe MIL slo' Gould and CGtn Slls Hale
aui NoTcross SlS0 lmDera bBi henaet stoo oelenn
Opb 426 oTennSn $9J Savage Sl' ssFn Nevada Soo lei
I'm akrt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

The Nord- Oestlische Saengcrbund will hold
rs annual grand Spring Festival to-day, at Funks Union
paw foot OF Sxty-thi1l-st. e. r. The exercises wiz
Commence ut IL a. M, and at r. m concert VIII DO
given. go q -. e ~; IT, .oontL,r
tth tbe New York Singing Union composed OF 10
,I,sine socetles) number of other singing societies.
a,d several military companies, Will hOld picmo NJ
I'm Wood To-day THO orehosrras wiz DO present
Tssde tho vocal aud instrumental mnsc, Iwnaa'io OK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
uAJOE.GEN join G. ROBINSON PLACED ON THE
'A''0 RETIRED LIST.
HEADQUARTERS on TuE ARMY. ADJUTASr.l
GFNTRALs OFFICE. WAsHlSGroS, May G, 1869.

SPECIAL ORDERS, No. 100 (Exhact).-3. Brevet
Major Gen JoNn C. Robinson, Colonel Esd U. g. Infantry
tEsscrye COip having at Ills own request been ordered
h,fore Board OF Examination, and having been found
Inv e Board tn he "ncapacaed for active service, and
tat pcHpaeity Is due 10 wound received In the battle
~ snotts vanla Courthouse" ana the finding having
heei an ruyed by the President his nano will be placed
mon the list OF retired officers OF that class Ia which tho
Jsaby results from long and faithful service, or some
injury Incident thereto. .-
3ccnrdance with Section 80 OF the act approved July
~ sC6 Gen Robinson Is by direction Of the President
retircd with the full rank OF MauOr-Gcncral.
Nv command " Gen sherman,
- f. D. TOwNsEND, Adlntant General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
FTNFRAIS TO-DAY

GUILLRAUgR JOSEPHINE. No. III Amhgst. Bro9klyn
LITTLE JAMES, Scord ST. Church between Avenues and D.
VAN H3CIEN HENRY Onelundred aBdtLisrHhst, bttweea
Thru aud F1gIflares
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17

Tuck Nlcnaurer and Marker for all sewinf "a soop.
-EILLRR BARNUhS "PlhCHlh0". Tlthnn -, I W
RIt MS ~ bJ mail 80 80 RrstslAss TSainx 20 .ue " W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17

hIissIsauoI Spring WRIerTbe oaly knOvn remedy tor
Cancer ami all dsass the kdnsyL This 10 the original sphf
Water from Vermont Which has xIoah 90 NAM sS9deI
advertised distinguish from the nnatns sAe ~
10 be upon public being equal 90 me
Sl,,s4uoL Sod bI All druggsts DspVh Ne Von'k'
Naa.l ofA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
knapp's
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF ROOTS
Er makiuE
ROOT BEER,

Root Beer Manufacturer Druggists Ccnisoae etc. Nl ana to
ths extract ~ 70 viii n'Nars in'nr hrn
c-sp wholesome tneaayo7d beer bsies can be rad.
vtb shorter space b. the OH 10 bottles Al
c 7s ari sd so Ia cue gallon s2 sufficient 70 MAKE 10.
and gHl gallons Il Beer.
FILL DlREC rIDNS each BOTTLE AID CAN For SAFE 6y T. r.
KNAPP Co. Proprelnrs, No 5ts hnlsonst rear hngt
EeAYork and ~ an wholesale Dgss aud Paeet Medicine Ds2ea
thel et states md Canada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
M RIED.

GRIFFITH TUTHLLon Thursa Be.tor tn sss no T, r ~,
H. G. Address Oliver W Grih be of Ts,b,n ' ~ '"1" ="
BfookJn dsu Gutter Of the late Daue L. ~
PISNRY-ToMAS-oa THURSDAY. May L. ~ I Iplges Oasrfa
Utica T. ~ Ne W. Hager tsn.a ~ rlnhD %,
Owsgo T. Fannie only daughter Of o''B' ES'A 'sPso'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
Iz-ESzZzET[zz
DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must be indOrst-d 'rih hU
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
Fer Ii,inois and NlissOurl Trade.
ADVERTISE IL THB QUINCY WHO,
fE1lshlshel Ia 1915.

BAILHAlINE IHulsueI'"..
GTcuAaOn 81 Thk SltNbi
IE has bsa LARGELY increased aud u Is n1N "
I sdsm Of sonruE dealers Of Western IIa'' '
Northern Missouri =, q. . s,lsl..,
TIN WIG "a Published both daily a1d HseA!' !" F"
nsuspapsr RspuBissn IN politcs 800 LA, .r,l,,st
laks pesaty Of Commercial Views rs ,,tt o. tAa
IN nouI .ol.v 10 toe commercial tmeuL QnnsF Is ia
Ns,pp River miles above 81 LSais ~ Ins e ra5us..
ma. p 10 az uoansAoa aud blsness mporare> ~ a..
roN numbers 900 souls Several hunaea J Tskiss
s,..,-d rnu.Iv h- new rairoa bridge Is nearly om H. -
- ,hs ~, mint Al wbt Illinois ara Mssolr solnefIsa ~ 20
rails The bulk Of our di'Iha'ei sls, Isarr
lliBos--AdAns, Hlneoek hnos, hep'H'Ss|
Browa sAugnon, Morgan PIKE Macon -, I.v Liam Maeoa
Missoud1Seotsud CATh. sali'an, MAI. a. s,ra,1s
Shebr Marion Monroe LlUngsion, Ohai u'""-''
Tara. m ntrertitsR rsry uoieae Alle va, Orr., III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
ASK Your Grocer
rIEAtANN,S LAUNDRY BLUE
SD,,eer. So rs CuAMBRRS-sT, n J.

rIENIANN'S LAUNDRY Blu
DEPOT So lsS CnAhBsRssI:, n !.
PaIenis.-MuNS 3GSso 30 !, g P P,Il.rs -
I've yeATS experience
Pamphlet Of and inferha on uee ,-,,a
M s,t Of Japs We replace all DEAD 'n:' se ,h la t,ars
0ee wear old (pree according to siisl ~ - AN 20 ~
si0''sA seed stamp TEssIs cAYwooD reusAhs.s y /
IaVands' Travelling CHAIRS, NON 80 % a. Vi s issaA
the hands can proper -
Having no hands any child d A III sead s.p
sbout invalid. Carriages order State Jour NrSYot
for CIRCULAR srEPHBN W. SMITH. No W mlIles ss p.,JzS,
Dr. NJ IN. WesterVelt surseoa ChTegsss iees sus
aud fOHrte stS HAihf fp
es,sfay tssa al CORNs BVNIoSS aoa . rs bf Isrxs
tsi,annas Of ska integrity md modefate heoG
as "a Dr. q peter, nj D. - West IN s,hsT lsssiss taE
Bro 10 Brothers BSnksTa Na 81 WGlst ~" ~ ~
Idans aad tNtsaG Il ~ isa ,.s-f-F
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17

EyhirenJh Assembly Distrctrder viii be esrag 81 ne
Tri rrpubap Association the above district TUESDAY ~ IN
iNG Aay 49, al Tansv (oi MOI hetTeca TliFtbhh aut
biy ~ al O'Clock. The members ~ The Association and al
Republican. become mep,rs are invited e. DE- PTesu
tt,,S T. Dsyys GEORGE II. YASCLEFf Pres't q
u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
TIE COAL-MINE TROUBLES.

ORIGIN or SUSPENSIONS AND STRIKES IN THE
PENNSYLVANIA COAL DISTRICTS-TAuFF-
SUPPLY GREATER THAN THE DEMAND-TBi-
TOREGULATE TIE PRICEs-FALsE STATE
MENTs BY THE PRESS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-02-01
GET TVS Ii u * q
iKATALYSINE WATER !!
Its Wonderful Cures and Gu
TatiVP Powers.

VrHE GETTYSBURG SPRING COMPANY
i announce that they completed arrange
merits for supplying the Gettysburg Medici pal
Water on a scale CommsnBuTAts With the de-
nsnd Physioi4ns and iuyalIds desiring infor.
nation as 70 The therapeutic yAlus and virtue Of
the Company, or any Of the Druggist Stores, bs
furnished with printed copiss u statements Of
inyalids and reports Of smInsnt msdical men A.
70 it, CURATIVE EPFEcTs the only unsrring ts-t Of
the value Of any water OF medicine.
They are also referred 70 the thOnsands of in
valids and their medical advisers In every part
Of the country, who have, since the general In.
PRODUCTION Of this Water among the people sOms
six mouths ago been cured, BY ia uIs, Of DIS
tressing or fatal nalSdiss
This combined testimony establishes beyond
al reasonable doubt, the superiority Of this
Water a. a remedy for rheumatism UOut q rzg.
Ell, Dyspepsia, Kidney, Urinary. Bronchial, Liy.
er, and BOEsl Diseases. (BtliOusuess, he., ca
! tRrTh Neuralgia and Nervous DissrdorsJ over
AL others known 10 matera medica, or found in
! the mineral springs Of modern times
II has been demonstrated 10 q number Of in
stances to possess the power Of solving culcul a
OF stone IN the bladder, zHd the uTats deposits
Of chalk stones formed by Rheumatism, Govt
And Gravel and Of PERMANENTLY curing Thea
diseases. for which medical science and the mo-;
celebrated mineral waters have hitherto only
provided p%IlIauves-
Also Of sTresiing the progress, IL not pernlA.
nently curing, AlbumsnurtA, or Bdght's Dis.
ease.
This Water is confidently claimed to be the
oniy mineral spring water With which great and
remarkable cures nave been effected away from
its source.
Depot So Liberty street New York.
For Aals By ACCABE, BCSHFIELD &
KRAFT, 80 Main street, Wheeling, and Drug.
gisS generally. ssPt5
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-02-01
The IncIenent Season,

aud is Effects on the Weak and Fee6k.
The drafts which searching cold makes upon
the vital powers of the debilitated and delicate
are not less severe than the drain upon their
strength caused by excessive heat. The vast
disparity between the temperature Of over.
heated rooms and offices, at this season, and the
frigdity of the outer air, is fruitful source OF
sickness. To fortify the body against the evil
consequences of the sudden alterations OF heat
and cold referred to, the vital organization
should be strengthened and endowed with extra
resistant power by the use of a wholesome inyig-
GRANT; and of all preparations for this purpose
whether embraced in the regular pharmacop%a
or advertised in the public journalsD there Is
none that will compare in purity and excellence
with HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITE RS
Acting directly upon the organ which converts
the food into the fuel of life the preparation I'M
parts TO it a tone aud vigOr which Ia Communi'
Gated to every fibre OF the frame. Inc ulgeS'
tive function being accelerated by its tonic
operation, the liver regulated by its anti.biious
properties and the waste matter OF the system
carried off punctually by its mild aperient &C.
ton, the whole organization VIII necessarily De
in the best possible condition TO meet the shocks
of winter and the sudden changes of tempcra-
ture The weak and sensitive, especially, can.
not encounter these vicisstudes with safety,
unless their tender systems are strengthened
aud braced by artificial means. Livery liquor
sold as staple OF tradeis idulterated, and, we've
il otherwise, mere alcohol is simply a tempo
rary excitaBt. which, when its first effects have
subsidized, leaves the physical powers land the
mind as wellJ in n worse condition than before.
BITrERS on the other hand,
contain the essential properties OF the most val
lable tonic and Alternative roots, baTks and herbs
and their active plincpal is the mellowest loast
exciting and most inOcuous Of all dittusive slim.
ulantS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-02-01
Every Pair of Shears Warranted
WILLIAM KRYTER,

Sheep Shears, Pruning Shears, TaiLors
SHEARS, Family Shears, Bankers Shears.
H>ShSArs Of any description made to order.
Il 'HE ATTENTION OF SHEEP GROWERS
i and shearers u called 70 nav sheep Shears
and Pruning Shears, fer trimming Shesp-toes
every pair Of which is warranted.
Dealer in Hardware, Guns, Pistols, Sporting
Tackle, Table and Pocket Cutlery, &c. &c.
1873 MARKET ST. Wheeling. W. Va.
Repairing II Guns Pistds, Knives, Scissor
Small Machinery, &c, done in the best name
and At reasonable prices uArI
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-02-01
T. Moore

Sarah vAnnatta. Nelson VanBaita, Ls~J "a
malta John Vannattz. Cathalins :, $
H.ntaEnin yannAtta and James YS1naIiA
a. law Of John 8 Vannatta dsoeAssi.
TEE OBJECT or THE SUIT - ~ "a
i two certain Town lots. situate 10 ~. 81,
Of New Hartinsyilie, W.tEsl county. 49,
gipia for debts that John 5. Yahnata 0'I
ell 10 his lifstime- 81, 70
f,5dapfs 70 The sboye cause are Doa rs.il,r,rr,
Of the STATE Of West Virginia, 10 tae ~, .
ordered that they appear here within ~ s,, 80
after due publication and posting Of - ,-os-1
and do whatever may b. necessary
their interest in this anti. -, ctfcI.i
Witness Friend Cox, Clerk Of ts' ~ 1855
Court for WetZel county, the Ial2 1SSn COZ
AIRY, 1859. iih.ssls.Tr
Hall Attorley.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-02-01
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

Robert Spears 7, Cborco,,. T,.L,r;-
y,-,,,;,r, S,,,,r..,,,f Cuit Court ofOhtOCouu.
Thomas Spears 'f' "''' '"@'"'"
DURSUANT TO THE DECREE
L made in the above cause On the s,h
day Of MAY. ls6S, | will. on TUESDAY,
THE SECOND DAY OF MARCH. l>t9,
NJ my office in the city OF Wheelin-, West
Va. aud thereafter by adjournment from time
10 time Is may be- found necessary. proceed to
examine state and settle the partnership az.
counts in the bill mentioned, aud the amount
due each of the cupartEers, and especially the
amount due the complainant. together with any
matters that may deem pertinent, or that ma Y
Ns required 10y asv of the parties
HANNIBAL FORBES.
Commissioner Ohio Co. Circuit Court
January 29th lS69.
DAVENPORT for Plaintiff.
CRANNER for Defendant. lan3n.oawit