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The popular theory that small pox cannot ex-
Isl as an epidemic in summer, does not seem to
De sustained By facts. Instead of disappearing
from New York with the advent Of warm
westher' as was confidently expected, 1t is alarm
ingly on the increase. On TUESDAY, they had the
extraordinary number of 80 cases i'm tina. CITY
the greatest number reported for any day since
The disease first appeared, the highest number
Previously reported being 81, on the 18th of
March The number Of deaths for "a hours was
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RETIREMENT OF GREELEY EDIToR--Col
W. T.. Cameron, editor of the Petershnrg W.
Progress, and member of the Virginia state
conservative executive committee, has resigned
the ecltOrship OF the Progress in consequence Of
disagreement with the proprietors of the
paper, who disapproved OF his advocacy of
1rSeiey, they seeing no progress worth speaking
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-09

A LETTER from Mr.. Wendell Phillips was
read at the meeting Of the Reform League in
quent agtator expressed prOphetically that the
coming campaign would be the last in which
the democratic and republican parties, as such,
would engage "Whichever party succeeds"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-09

Judge David Davis states to his friends in thi.
CITY that he will not authorize the use of his
name by the democratic or any other conven-
non, nor consent, under any circumstances, to
be the candidate OF any party for the presiaency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-09

One of the delegates to Cincinnati expressed
approval Of the compromise made, "since IL
embraced Greeley, who believes in everything,
and Brown, who believes in nothing.n
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Ton SCoTT TO RUN ERIE-A London snsc;al
TO the New York World Of yesterday saws: cine
majority of the Erie railway shareholders here
have combined for making Tom Scott president
OF the American board, and Mr.. Scott has tele-
graphed sufficient assurances, and the combina-
lion is considered successful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-09

The colored republicans of New York in con-
yentlon at Troy yesterday, unanimously pledged
the colored voters of the state to support the
nominee of the Philadelphia convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-09

~ Among the competitors for the darning
prize lately offered at the Georgia state fair,
one lady presented a stocking 80 neatly mended
that tt judge could not find the mark of the
needle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-09

Coon WoRDs.-The NY. Tribune NAV not
De always safe guide in politics, but its head
was level when il said to wor hove
all, to be successful mechanic, you must be a
mathe N sticisn. Unless you can conquer the
mathematics of this trade, You will ALWAYS have
thorough practical knowledge of the work and
the principles underlying it, you will soon rise
above the lathe and file. Study and work to-
cether.v
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Mr.. Greeley's native state-Nev Hamnshire
was the first to hold a republican state couyen-.
ton after his nomination. The convention met
IN Concord yesterday, and, after electins four
delegates to the national convention, adopted
resolutions favoring the nomination of Grant
Tor President and Senator Henry Wilson for
Vice President.
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THELABOR REFORM coNvExrION of Pennsyl-
completed their ticket by the nomination OF
James Il. Hopkins, of Allegheny, and j. W.
Cake, of Northumberland, for congressman at
large.
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JOIN MORRIssEY's bet OF SIS, 900 that Gree
ley will be elected has been accepted by a New
Yorker named Reagan, and will be closed this
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IHE PoPE refuses TO receive Prince Hohen-
lobe a. German Ambassador, whereupon the
Correspondents remarks that he does not an
Prectate German friendliness.
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The SITUATION IN SPAIN.-The accounts
rom Spain OF the situation in regard to the
CarIlst insurrecti0n are as conflicting and con-
Trajectory as possible. Official dispatches re-
ceived at Madrid tell of the disappearance of
the insurgents from Guipuzcoa; that but few
remain IN Saragossa and in Navarro, and all
who did surrender have been dispersed
Don Carlos, IL is asserted, has fled to France
with but single companion. On the contrary
bls friends at Paris learn that he has seven or
eight thousand men, well supplied with all
necessary munition of war in Biscay. His
organs deny that any of the leaders have re-
turned to France, and declare that his forces
hold important points i'm Guipuzcoa, and are
masters of all BIscay. A letter is said to have
been received from Don Carlos, dated 9Th, in
which he says that his prospects are excellent
good news.
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LOST AND FOUND.

/ OSI.ln GEORGETOWN, Monday. n Gold NICK
EkSi I'm. III returned TO No. 7s lst street, A
:" "ie VIII oe given. mS-3t.
4 ANIL TO MY PREMISES, NAY IsI- AN ON
sp3ted CoM; white and grey; both 800
noIhs proken. The owner will come for ~
,ss prove property, pay charges, ands
mS-S- Q street, between ist and ID sits. sw.
OsT-supposed to be at LipcoIn all, on ON the
- avenue cars, May 9th, POCKUT BOOK mnSb
worn J containing between SIS aud So, two notes
by leaving il at the Star Office or AT 22l3 s,rses
between 22d and Isl SITS MI a.. y
Si0UX HALF BREED SCRIP. No $40 ID ana
- NO. oIO 4, issued TO JOSEPH LA TOURE esch
.Gr leo acres Of land were DESTROYED duriss the
sioux Indian Outbreak in Minnesota, IN The year
1902. Duplicates of said Scrip were Issued and
covered on or about the SOth Of pr, 1854, 10 j
Sailan, IN ashington city, ID. O., but have never
been delivered to the undersigned Scrippee AMI are
considered as either lost or destroyed.
Notice is therefore given, that aftSr the ~xpira-
ton OF three weeks from the date hereof N
will be made TO the Honorable Commissioner Of
Indian Affairs for the issue of trIpicates, cores
ponding with the above described Scrip, dated
April 18th, lo72
JOSEPH LATOUgE, scricpee.
DIG sHILLOCK, Attorney of scrippee. apI7-Sw
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GREELEY AND THE DENocRATs.-The dele
gates TO the Tennessee democratic convention
are arriving at Nashville, and the opinion pre-
walls that the convention will acquiesce In the
Cincinnati nominations and oppose the nominal
ton Of q separate democratic ticket.
The adjourned meeting OF the democratic
state central committee Of Illinois, at Chicago
yesterday afternoon, was very brief. resolu-
ton authorizing the executive board of the state
central committee to call q state convention, to
be held two weeks prior to the date for the ma
tonal convention, was passed. The general
tone Of opinion, as expressed in conversational
interchange Of views. appeared to be in favor of
the endorsement of the Cincinnati ticket BY the
democratic national convention as against any
ticket likely to be nominated at Philadelphia.
meeting Of editors Of the democratic news
papers OF Illinois was held at Chicago yester-
DAY. Eighteen journals, located ut various
points IN the state, were represented. After
voting down resolution unreservedly enders-
ing the platform and candidates of the Cincin-
natl convention, a resolution was adopted to the
effect that If the Cincinnati candidates were
endorsed by the democratic national conyen-
ton, the democratic press of Illinois would give
these candidates its hearty support,
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

E'OR sAEE-At a bargain, the STOCK, GOOD
l. WILL and FIXTURES of q small Cigar sta nd
DONG good business. Reason for selling, sick
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FOR RENT AND SALE

EoR sALK-yslIable HOUSE ana LOT, ~.
j. lol2 sth stree, n. W, e-t~een K ari 4. IN
with ii rOo.. bath room. vs,sr ans sss T rsTa
eprnsa Of h K. .ss
EoR RKNT-A FURNISHED hOUsE, No. s3s
Is, srees, SSrp me- Q, lotn; Possession given Nay
u ruRNIsHED CHANSERs, with or without
en-. SoASp' WITH Board so Per N NH for six per.
tVs RkNILThe large DwkLLING-HousE,
Sslon. Hosei wide rocms stsircases and passages;
1917 Tor . lawyer or FFs ssissii2' TAYLOR.
m&d sas Indiana avenue.
FOE sAL IL LOT. southeast corner Of lsss
es5'sPIs e JoYSk aSsies OJ S gSyes
streets. ise, Corner OF 18th =; ssd II =
For RENT-Two OOhMUNI0kT ISa R11sS
= heated by La,rose, with sstsr and ss.. fas.
eness eSes un.1sdhshed at No. aus street. Refer
F9GsALk on LEAsE--T6e three Iare, BRICx
BoILDiNGs corner Of G street ana New Jerss1
Appy 70 'i sBsSSBb Inv x ,Hs = Joss
loch street. Baltimore AHS' 81 49, Msvsi'
tVB RENT-FURsIsaKD COTTAGE. NJ
81 10th street northwest, near So Lon:
ana two Street Railways Rent in adv sace
FOE REST-The large four-story DWELLING
ana n.y. TIosh 40. yIl a street north, betw cen an
80 M ISL hail ana rooms large. Ceiliag. high.
nas ~ rooms: elegant bath rooms: wiftin two
sionos OF ath and street cars. Inquire rext door
az yus; or TO J. N. DUNCANsON National Rank
oi the hepubiie. IRepublican.l marie az
koh hENT-PkTwoRrh FARM. near firSt
- ch hoiisate To good psyns tenant will be rent
0u0heAp' Tor iurt DER particulars apply TO
.xe.x JAMks T0WLES. Property Agent
oPou once I'll street northwest
E0R RENT-Those Convenient, new BRTCK
a, I'VE Es near corner l4th and Boundary streets
I'm n e.. sluare from cars, good pavement. Rent
mn IL 10 cz3 per month. Appiy 10 "
nno NE, Aay -at-Law, al @ stresi.- APPS II ;.
tok sALk-A small FARM, oOntaavlE twenty
- scres, sltuated in Montgomery county Nj On
me seventh street road, about miles from the Ms
MY iNNs' win sell cheap. Apply 10 W. H. REAR
DEN, no. 1913 9Th street, Washington. m25 5w.
hoOm Kitchen and Bed room House nesf ana
VEL FURNISHED; has modern improyemep ts Cbsrgs.
moderate Inquire At 1912 q street nose
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Oh. TUFTS HAIR DYE DOES NOT IN
M cost JURE THE HAIR.
nSLoANs ON REAL ESTATE.
The Inyestment Com nittee OF the NATIONAL
SANINGS BANK, corner New York avenue ana
18th street, meets EyEkY MONDAY to consider
applications for loans.
may47t w. srICKNEY, President.
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PERSONAL.

MADAM MABBEY, Fortune Tsslsr and Doc
and 10th streets. mo %.
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their e. .So.Id eoshss IN b: IKoI Is siass =
ing Q specially Of female Complaints In 6e city. He
esIscisily invites ss1l fres those who have SssA
cure or 10 charge. Sspeysss ROOM ~ lady -
sssss. 1ee0 10. TAI ssrsss, bssvssa u -
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4 = = T. aa--a
he viii have to be consecrated before
investure Of the psllium.
The fayorite among both the clergy
and laity Of Baltimore for the vacant
see appears to be the Right Rev. Bishop
Bsyley, although the others are highly
spoken Of for the position by their
friends and admirers. Bishop Bayley
10 shout sixty years Of age, and is q
nstive Of New York State. He was ed.
.ucated for the Episcopal ministry. and
for some time, as clergyman Of that
church, was stationed in Western New
York, and during the latter part OF his
career was stationed at Hagerstown, In
this State, where he was very popular.
He then went to New York, the time
being about thirty years ago. where he
soon after became convert to the Ro-
man Catholic Church. After being
ordained a Catholic priest he was for
some time secretary to Archplshop
Hughes, Of New York.
He was the first bishop of Newark,
and was cousecrated in New York DC.
tober Both, 1853, by Archbishop Bedini,
Apostolic Nuncio from Rome, together
with several others who were raised to
the episcopal dignity at the same time.
Just before the appointment Of Arch.
bishop Spalding, then Bishop OF Louis
vile, to the archdiocese of Baltimore,
rumqSs were very numerous as to the
chances of Bishop Bayleys appoint
ment, and he appeared to be almost the
universal choice of the clergy and laity
of the archdiocese. Of late the name
of Bishop Bayley has not been men.
toned 80 prominently, but he would
undoubtedly be to the clergy q most
acceptable prelate. Bishop Bayley is
an accomplished writer, and published
some years ago history of the Cath.
Ollie Church ia New York State.
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From the Clarksburg SUM-
That Honest Man and True
Democrat.

From the Clarksburg SUM-
That Honest Man and True
Democrat.
Some things we know and others we
do not. We know when and how and
why John J. Jacob became the Repub.
lican candidate for Governor. Now,
can any Of his Republican friends and
supporters tell US when he became q
Democrat?
He was not a Democrat before the
war. He lodged the issues presented
by the war, by going to Missouri to
teach school. We know when he gave
his last Democratic vote. Can any Of
his Republican admirers now tell US
when he gave his first. True, the Dem.
ocratic party nominated and elected him
in 1870, to the Office he now holds but
that did not make him Democrat. In
no official act, since the day of his in.
auguration, has he signalized himself
asia Democrat. His inaugural address
was the subject of Republican pane
gyric. His Administration has been
purely perSonal-he says it has not been
political. In it the. Democratic press
has seen nothing to applaud, and the
Republican press seen nothing to con-
denim. The Democratic masses who
supported and elected him soon became
distrustful and silent-and the Repub.
licans who opposed him became jubi-
liant and loud In his praise. In less than
three months after the oath of office
was administered to him, one who was
in close official and personal confiden-
tial communion with him, stated on
more than one occasion that Governor
Jacob could be reelected with out the
aid of Democratic nomination, or the
support Of the leading men Of the Dem.
ocratic party. If he ever was q Demo-
crat, this proves that his present position
before the country was the result Of
premeditaded treason to his party. From
his first official act to the present he has
been counting Republican smiles and
has paid no respect to the wishes of his
Democratic friends. He refused to sub
nit his claims to the largest and ablest
Democratic Convention that ever as
sembled in this State but elected to
take his chances for Office as the Re-
publican candidate. He could not
tras. Democrats, they are dishonest
He can trust Republicans, they are
honestl We have then an honest can.
didate supported by IN honest party |
The laborer lie worthy Of his hire-and
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, july ~.
COTTON-Quiet; middlings at 22c
FLOUR-Unchanged; family, s. 81
as co. superfne, S. 0O@5 50.
GRAIN-Wheat inactive new red at
81 47@l IS; old at 81 63@l 60. Corn
quiet; mixed ear at 47c. Oats in mod
crate demand at 30@33c; white at 800
36c. Rye firm; new at Csc. Barley
nominal; quotations, say, 2Oc.
HOGS-Receipts 1888; prices 81 Is
as l6.
OIL-Linseed at SSc.
PROVISIONS-Quiet but firm.
Mess pork quiet at $l3 75@l4 90 for
city; $l3 Is for regular. Bacon firm;
clear sides at Sc; shoulders at 64c.
Bulk meats active; clear at Sc; shout.
ders at 5000; clear sides at 78c; sugar
cured hams very firm at l42@l5!c.
Lard unchanged.
POTATOES-Declined; at 81 O09
| so per barrel from store.
SUGAR-New Orleans at 9i@ll2c.
TOBACCO-Quiet.
WHISKY-Un Unchanged at SOC.
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New York M arket.
NEW YORK, July 90.

NEW YORK, July ~.
FLOUR-The market is quiet and
steady at S. 30@5 IS for superfne State;
Sc 40@6 so for extra State; Sc 35@
6 60 for choice do SC 65@7 25s for
for fancy do; S. 30@5 Is for superfine
western; Sc 1906 As for common to
medium extra western; Sc 50@7 80 for
choice do; 30@S Is for common to
choice white wheat western extra
s. 1896 Is for common to good ship
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio
IS O0@S 40 for trade brands; 81 10
az 90 for common to fair extra ST.
Louis, and SO 05@l0 IS for good to
choice do. Southern -four, quiet and
unchanged at Sc S5@S 80 for common
to fair extra and IS S5@l2 90 for good
to choice do. Rye -four quiet at 81 II
@5 90. Corn meal is quiet.
GRAIN-Wheat is quiet and firm
at 81 47@1 so for No. 2 spring; 81 81
al SO for No. l do; 81 60@l 65 for
winter red western; 81 65@l - fol-
amber western; and 81 6S@l so fol
white do. Rye is quiet at 73c fol
western. Barley dull. Barley mali
dull and unchanged. Corn is a shade
frmer at 6l@62c for steamer western
mixed and 63c for sail do. Oats is
steay; the sales are $4,000 bushels al
434c for western, and 44!@4Sc fol
Ohio.
PROVISIONS-The pork market Is
quiet and without decline in price
$l3 70@l3 IS for new mess; $40 sc
OIL 90 for prime, and Sl2 00@l2 sc
for new prime mess. Beef is dull and
unchanged at$7 5000 so for plain mess
and $40 00@12 90 for extra mess. Bee
hams quiet at $40 00@32 90. Tierce
beef nominal. Cut meats at l0l@l4c
for hams, and 55@65c for shoulders
middles are steady at 7s@73c for long
clear. Lard is quiet and unchanged
at S@S1c for No. | to prime steam, and
9tc for kettle rendered.
BUTTER-Dull at 2O@27c for new
State.
CHEESE-Quiet and firm at ll@l2c
for common to prime.
COTTON-Spot opens dull and
nominally unchanged at dc for low
middlings, and DC .or middling up.
lands.
PETROLEUM Quiet, unchanged
and steady at l2f@l2!c for crude and
2l462lic for refined.
TALLOW-Dull at S3@9!c; stearine
quiet at 9@l0c.
WHISKY-Firm at 94c.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, July 90.
COTTON-Dull and nominal; low
middlings at 2lc.
FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat is active but lower;
choice white and amber at 81 55@l 81;
western firm at 81 81. Oats firm; west
ern at 45@47c. Rye unchanged.
PROVISIONS-Quiet but firm.
Mess pork at $l4 25@l4 so. Bulk
meats quiet but firm. Bacon is active;
rib sides at SIC; clear rib sides at 9ic.
Sugar cured hams at l5@l6c. Lard
is dull at 9@9fc.
BUTTER-Firm; good to choice at
10000 fancy at DC.
WHISKY-Firm at 93@95c.
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John ]. Jacob has his reward. He is
as essentially the nominee Of the Re-
publican party. IS johnson n. Camden
is of the Democratic party. Truly the
Republican Convention at Grafton In
form made no nomination; but 1t EN-
powered the Republican State Execu-
tive Committee to procure and name
their candidate; and that Committee
formed a "limited partnership" with
John J. Jacob and made him the nom.
inee of the Republican party for Cow
ernor. All Republicans will vote for
him, and every Democrat should vote
against him. If he can be elected by
Republican votes, 80 be it, but it is
hoped that no Democrats will follow
him into the ranks of the enemy.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, July 90.
GRAIN-Wheat is steady; amber
Michigan old at 81 70@l II; new at
81 81; No. red at 81 81; No 2 red
old at 81 IS; new at 81 50@l 81; No.
8 white at 81 so. Corn is a shade
duller low mixed at 434c, a shade bet
ter No. | at 344@354c; No. 2 new at
39c; Michigan at 322@33t.
PROVISIONS-Pork and lard NOM
mol
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For Sale

- THE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
ia now occupied by the undersigned, sit
suated on west side OF Chapline street,
Between Second and Third. 1t contains
Eight rooms, including bath room. and Is
implied with water and gas throughout /;
porch up and down stairs.
Also, the Three-story Brick Store, No. 70
Main Street, Centre Wheeling, occupied by
AeSsrs. e. w. Seabright & Co., Merchant
Tailors. For particulars enquire OF
CHAS. PFAFFENBACH,
iyr-.s Centre Wheeling.
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building Lots For Sale.

n OFFER THE FOLLOWING EITHER
u at wholesale or retail: Lots No. IL In
[Quare 9; No. 5 in Square 8; the south half
. No. IA In Square 10; No. IA in Square 81;
70. 7 in Square IL; No. 2 in Square ~; No. IL
u Square IL; No. IA in Square IL; No. In
'1uare "a; No. II in Square ls, and No. " In
Vision E.
ALSO, Lots No. in Square ~; NO. 10 IN
&suare 9: north half of No. IA In Square 10:
a. in Square7; No. Is in Square II; No. IL
\ Square Ii. No. ii in Square 10; No. IL In
ouare Is; No IL In Square q, and No. 10 In
&duare q. All situated in the subdivisions
1.-THE Caldwell estate. -
u L. q. HUGHES,
'edelS Real Estate Agent.
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For Sale.

m WILL OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE MY
III farm, situate about one mile southeast
of Benwood,
100 ACRES,
he balance fine Pasture and Timber Land.
Ihere Is on the premises one large Apple,
reach and Pear Orchard, all the trees bear
Ing fruit. There Is TwO-Story Frame
dwelling and Barn lOOx40 on the place.
Also Corn Crib, Stone Milk House, Out
Houses, &C., all in good repair. There is
Inc vein OF Btuminous Coal underlying
ne whole property. Terms reasonable. For
PARTICULARS address or inquire OF the under
VIM. p. MEYER,
i fv22-a RenwOOd, w. Va.
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COAL.

u CAPEHART, DEALER IN OHIO
I'll. Coal and Coal Lands. Orders for Coal
in the city viii receive prompt attention.
One-half interest in the Sheridan Coal
Works for sale Also loo acres Of Ohio
Coal Lands, &c.
Real Estate business solicited.
OFFICE: No. !, Corner Room, Mcclure
House, Wheeling, West Virginia, Jell
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For Sale.

MY TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE, ON
.lll the Island, lot ninety feet front on Vir-
Ginia street, I2O feet deep; well improved
With fruit and flowers.
!. iy23-h T.. l.. ZANE.
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For Rent.

MHAT ELEGANT SRORE ROOM, AT
present occupied by the Florence Sew
ing Machine, situated on Market, near
0nincy street. Possession given August LIST.
also Store Room in building corner Market
md Quincy streets. For particulars apply 10
~ JAMES HAMILTON, or
~ b. A. 6ALLI9AN,
&fyl5-h Under Mcclure House.
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FOR r e Mt.
For Rent.

belmont GROCERY STAND, STORE
ID Room and Dwelling, corner Market and
DviSion streets. Possession given immedl.
otely. Inquire Of
IA tyl9 WIN. ID. BRlNTON.
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salthttliug gttgilsttt.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance
DAILY BGUTER.

onsv.sr .xa00 Three months. e. 90
Sx GonfhS -. I.oo One month......... 10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
pnblishsd every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
One copy, yr..A00 One copy,b mos-sz.W
WEEKLY RE0ISTER.
One CODY, w.. 800 Five copies, yrs goo
one copy, 6 mos LOO Ton copies, fyr- lS.OO