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LEGAL NOTICES.

CUPREME COURT.
OF Public Parks for aud Il, behalf Of the Mayor Alder
men and commonalty OF the city OF New YORK. rcafi re
Opening Of Kingsbridgc Road,
nor S% the s sSass hs line ,S q n street
the Central Park, in the city Of New York.
Assessment in above entitled matter hereby give
notice to the owner or owners occupant or occupants OF
affected thereby and TO all others whom may
THAT we have completed our estimate and assess.
ment and that all persons Interested in these proceed
ns or In any S the thereby and Who may
writing duly verified 70 the undersigned Commssoners,
or Seio1e aay April and @ said
Commissioners will hear parties 81 oeectng within the
and that purpose will be in, attendance e our said
Ofo "a s a a % Ss e.%ss and
nent together with oar maps ani also All the amdavits
%steg ne Sqn Se
'nffe y she m. @ BY the stse
said are az f9ows 70 tIAl,ose certain lots pieces
following bounds gr limits that Is 70 say .commencing
line or Street With the Westerly 1 E lime or sds
q the Eght lay avenue running thence northeriy along
Ssh marx Of The Harlem River thence along he
sai! high water mark Of the Harlem River as i winds
the casterly side Of the Hudson River az high high
mater wa on,nnT mark as said river winds and t.rns e
eaey slos he ss sSShSy ne or ss o.
en % said s Ct ss Side aS sca
soea e a ns % se ae Of % s sses
street 70 the point or place Of beginning.
lv-That our report herein win be presented 70 the su.
s, q ae City New YORK, on she sss day o. NAY
then and there or as soon sereaer as counsel can be
heard thereon motion will be made that the said report
$HEsS E%RS $tssSSss Commissioner.
Il. y
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~ ..--
~ The british and North American
. Royal Mail Steamships between
New York and Liverpool, calling at Cork Harbor.
From New York. -.
PRUSSIA We'd, April ID CALABRIA.. Sat- April l9
.1aS. .JAyA Wed, Aprilss gARrHIA.. Sat- April 70
arbs .sca9rT54s Wei., May7 ABYssYNIA. Sat Nay ,9 9
and every following Wednesday and Saturday New
York. Steamers marked thus do not carry steerage
passengers.
Rates OF Passage-Cabin $50 500 and $780, gold, ac
cording to accommodation. Tickets Ia Paris $l6, gold
additional. Return tickets favorable terms Steer
age, $50, currency.
Stcerage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown and
all parts OF Europe, at lowest rates.
For freight and cabin passage apply at the company's
Office No. Bowling Green for steeragc passage, at Ill
Broadway, Trinity Building.
CHARLES @. FRANCKLYN, Agent.
Or to = II. DUvERNET. corner of Clark and Randolph
streets Chicago. Ill.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IN For Southampton and Bremen.
The steamship BREMEN Captain II, Schulcnburg, win
sail on wednss!ay. April 10, at r NJ, from Bremen
pier, foot Of Third street Hoboken to be followed by
steamship MAIN, Captain X. Won Otcrendorp, Oh
RATES OF PASSAGE TO LONDON HAvRE AND
BREMEN payable in gold its equivalent in currency.
,.
cWtrhSe W
For freight or passage apply to
OELRICHS 4 Co, Agents
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3 Ssit4S
sor. ,ro McW N.n and 8rs Iasl,poySsred h steanshGs
calling ro% each way on
AppfRIIATIc Saturday, April lg at 70 A. n
sstarasSy May agF y is S5s 50 n
From the white Star dock, Pavona ferry jersey CITY.
rTs;sehger for al classes unrvaed
sa,srooms smoking and bathrooms n
SISs SO sod ssSS steersSe, currency
sisersss q prepaid certeaes $50 currency '
r rrsris Hamburg, Norway sweden H. India, Xustralia
Drafts from fI upwards
~, For plans q and other ntor%a3ion apply
Bill oi iadns issued to contnsniai ports
TNMAN LINE
l For Queenstown and Liverpool Royal Mail steamers
e2 2s'SIsss Sg e fs April
CITY Of fiaghiSk TSarsaayy, ;TTSSs%aay APr Apri
SES SE$ e Ss!' AZ
Saturday and TSSsaa from
Cabin sss and soa gold according to accommodation
Round trip tickets 1T low rates
IBsGSS fsiaSs flssss
S to uavre Hamburg Sweden
Norway bsnmaTh and Paris At reduced rates
For cabin passage general business apply the
Company's office, 10 Broadway.
For steerage passage, S broadway.
JOHN q. DALE, Agent, or to
ODONNEIL FAuIK 402 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
N. $. CREAGH, 102 State street, Boston.
II. O. BROWN, SO South Market street Chicago.
WIN INMAN, Liverpool and No. Rue Scribe, Paris
A NCHOR LINE.
$s9 SSs si s$ ,s's %.s
oLyMPIA.. Wed, April yiCIoRiA... sat, May lo
INDIA..... Sat, April % CASTALTA.. Wed, May IA
C0LuMBIA; Wed, April 80 ASGIiA sat. Nav Y
The PASSENGER on steamers Of this line
all upper deck thus securing good light and
ventilation
TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, OR LONDONDERRY.
Saturday steamers. Wednesday steamers.
Gold Currency.
Cabin return tickets, secur-
ing best accommodations. $50 $50
STEERAGE, $50 CURRENCY.
Tickets for passage to or from seaport or railway
station in Great Britain, Ireland or the Continent issued
Mt lowest rates.
DRAFTS For ANY. AMOUNT AT CURRENT RATES.
Company's oflccs No Bowling Green, New York.
HEN DsRsoN BROTHERS. Agents
N. B.-CALIFORNIA sails at 10 A. M, April 10.
just published, "The Trip 70 Europe,n magazine OF
information for ocean travellers; can be had free OF
charge application.
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DRY GOODS.

At SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR, 9li BROADWAY,
n near Twentieth street the latest imported style; ;
Observation-Disclosures for Srrin{ and summers elegant to
lets; patterns, with cloth models ready patterns
fitted To the form warranted perfect magic costume In
linen made is the feature FOR Summer. Come early
IJATRl HAIR IIaIRl
Ill 1hc largest stock OF Human Hair Goods in the city
SiiAW's
$50 Bowery between Fourth aud Great Jones streets and
g3 sixth avenue between Twenty second and Twenty
third streets, mp stairs.
SiAW's Patent Hair Switches,
can be combed and brushed, 81 each.
Human Hair, cheapest and best i'll the market.
Short Hair Switches 81 each and upwards
French Switches, 81.
Curis, 81 an UPWARDS.
Latest styles always on hand.
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tn1n REwARD-ON RETURNING TO NO. RUTHER,
plO ford place, large black Newfoundland Dog named
BeAu. White pOiuts
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NTAvI0A ALTON oPENED.-PEOpLE'S LINE STEAM
IN leave for Albany Tuesday, April 49, at six r. NJ
rom pier Al North River foot Canal street. and dai
hereafter.
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NOTICE TO PASSENGERS.
IN Anchor Line steamer
CALIFORNIA
Sails on Saturday, April l9, from Pier 20
at 10 "A. NJ.
HENDERSON BROTHERS, No. Z Bowling Green.

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
na GSEHh SgS fSkE xy5
ln, S Ia. o S.. Sn h % So1 Guf HSs1 for the Con
VILE DU HAvRE surmont. Saturday Aprl 10
VI lSSESS s%s,;s E9as,in ssar5syy
PRICE or fASfAa rs sEsr y o GqiR hvRE w'n''
First Cabin, si25; Second Cabin SIS.
Excursion Tickets n reduced rates
These steamer. DO not catry stceragc pls.ensers
reues' fSfoee y n 70 h s a o s
sni s by nn and H s Of n Ire
'''''' GEORGE MACKENZIE. Agent. IS Broadway.
1rHE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET coMPAEY's
L iron mail steamship perI.rs1A
Captain G. Hebich, will sail on Thursday, April H. at
,,,,n zp M s Tor Hamburg innE ,a g;,,, ron,on
"A'ns SherSours Hss and Hs%pnfs london
payable in yqissq siaiss
cl $9S%%SSs 5 % yGrk ,.' Hroad%ss' SST&.
The sAXoNIA as extra steamer direct, April 10.
and IL number a 70 q per cont
20, to Ga Chr M
Kline sc BY ali ali routes rom London Tctets issued
and oook SSfs Son s seegfhS gGSkN Broadway New York
Cooks q EseurSonis @ for April giving fares expenses
NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMERS.
~ Weekly to Queenstown and nd Liverpool; fortnighty
TO quEEssr6%S e 1SVS0s asP s5eil eIilIvsRrooL,
s,,,s from piers a and z North ,S Eiyer ;o
GREECE Thongs For IosDos ossriDSFhHfEy DhEd May at 10 A.
TUE TdEsE TzEdHs! SEHASs!7jEsT II Haf Tsa5r AnF
Cabin psssass; $50 s,5 and $50 currency
Prepaid teSss ,eSsst fs rom ysroo
epFGx & qsSd sS nv FFi'E dG s
60 fSr p GR
sAw yFaHFES TS sR4f5H sdfas DIRECT
psns ps s fsw
AGRAspPSH aRhaP HEsfsRs EsrsHn to follow Saturday May
NsS;n Ssw steamer nsw sso D1d,ns; saSrrncv
Parties wsnns 10 send for o.. their friends obtain
For freight or passage apply to
10 South street, New York.
TINTED STA Es MAIL LINE.-sTEAM TO QUEENS
y town and siy,,rnr ssiyy,s,rnooL sI.r, w..a..,.u
ShShATqAS slSNEspEA fFss@ap Fsse n a
Cabin pass;ass sS ,S ss'ssssrags $50
way and sweden, &c: Drafts on N ireland, England,
france ana SxsSi GGo Broadway
CAzE's EUROPEAN TOURS, BY BEST ROUTES.
~
via London for all parts OF the Continent; Altar c
snges securcd Gazc's Hotel Coupons for all principal
cities In Europe CAFES American ONCE No. Bowling
Green, New York.
C0ASTWISE STEAMSHIPS.
LIMITED STATES AID SInIaa BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP
The elegant screw steainap 4ags"S SERRIMAcK 1000 tons
ff NJ n + sns$5;
~ "'S'''' 'A''A'' 'r'W II. K. GARRISON, Agent
No. Bowling Green.
TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA AND MEXICO.
New York and Mexican Mail Steamship Line, leaving
pier No North River, at 7. W.
EVERY THURSDAY.
CITY OF HAVANA Qiavana only IL
CITY OF MERIDA 1Iavana only April "a
CLEOPATRA 1igyana ana Mexico. May1
CITY OF HAVANA Nfavana only).. .......,.......Ma
CITY or MERIDA (davana only Is
+. pxLEXhSbRE 4 SONS, 80 Broadway
SAMANA.-FoR PUERTA PLATA, SANTANA AND ST.
- Domingo City. The United States mall steamship
TYnEE, Captain =. 4. Delaney, VIM leeys Ier No.
change on Puera Plata, sarnana and St Domingo City,
In sums 10 suit purchasers, TOR sale.
For freight passage aDply
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5SRS $HfsH SAS SssSSSs S5d5$ss Commissioners
NEw YORK March 10. 1873 4,

NEXT OF KIN wANTED.--THE NEXT OF KIN OF
Thomas Kelly son OF the late John Kelly and Har-
rett his wife formerly Of Johnstown, county Kilkenny,
Ireland county Inspector who lately died intestae IN
the county Dublin, being then q clerk In the Inland
Revenue and 10 where administration taken out by
October next TO furnish particulars In writing q how
they claim to be next of kin OF said deceased and send
herewith the necessary documents verifying sad eai
to the undersigned solicitor for the aminstratrx other
wise she will proceed to distribute the assets having
gard only TO the claims Of which she shall then have has
notice.
Dated this 1st day Of April, 1873 .,
MUM &JONES Solicitors for said Administrators,
No. Dawson street. Dublin. uelsnas
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DETECTIvEs.-FRINK 4 ACKERMAN 80 NASSAU
~ street furnish reliable and experienced operatives
for all legitimate business most reasonable terms
communications by mail otherwise strictly conhden.
ual correspondents in United CaDadas and Europe
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L,ALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON
IL via Newport and Fall River
The word-rcnowned steamers BRISTOL and PROVI
DENCE leave pier 2S North River Murray street
daily Sundays excepted
A. r. BACON, Superintendent
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, sc.

LOT OF TOP BuGGlEs, ROAD WAGONS, Ex.
N press Grocery and light Business Wagons; also q
second hand top Buggy 34s West Twenty seventh
street. between Eighth and Ninth avenues.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

CITIZENs' LINE FOR TnoY-PAssAGE 81 N=THE
~ elegant steamboats, SCNNYSIDE and POWELL
leave pier 40 North River, foot OF Leroy street. daily
Saturdays excepted, at O'Clock r. NJ connecting with
morning trains on Rensselaer, and Saratoga New York
Central aud Troy and Boston railroads for all points
ga, Lake George and Montreal Through tickets sold
and baggage checked 10 destination.
JOSEPH CORNELL, Superb te ndent.
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DIARIES tPRICEs REDUCED, SOLE AGENT OF
IA. Royal Havana Lottery, 585 Broadway: box 400
Post ONCE, New York Dealers supplied Circulars mailed
froc
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STAI.LIQNS.

EDWARD EVERETT THE SIRE OF JOE ELLIOTT
II who trctted last summer on Mystic Park in 2:Il
0he fastest mile trotcd either IN rubc prvate
aIso OF Commodore yandcrlts Mountain Boy, wht
troted in 2OA and Of Judge Fullerton, who hasirotcd
in 2 2IM, will make the at tho iarrn OF william
Keech, Goshen, Orange county, N. " For iurthe
particulars see the "furf Field and Farm.n
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REWARDS.
.~4<NN~
&E REWARD. D.-L0sT OR STOLEN FROM llg FIFTH
W. avenue, a medium sized Scotch TERROR Dog. An.
sMcIs 70 name ol crib; brass and leather collar.
@10 .kEWARD.-LOsT, IN VICINITY OF TWENTY.
XlO nrst street. Cane marked ~. Rowland. Boston.n
Inc ABOVE reward will be paid upon It's be ns returned
&1n REwARD.-LUsT, ON TUE 18th INST pF
plU tween Christcpher street ferry and Washington
EQuare, . yellow valiee conta ning wearing apparcL
North Washington square " V's
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A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN,
IA corner of Fulton avenue and Boerum street
Open from y A. NJ to o r. NJ
On Sunday from 3 to 9 i. NJ
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
| -SPECIAL NOTICE.

A -SPEClAL kOTICE.
"A. Having been abroad from the city, in consequence
OF the dishonesty OF my clerk, would Inform the public
that most OF the loan collateras have been
and that in any hold myself responsible and will
settle all loans TO the perfect satisfaction Of custom
ers. JAMES r. MATTHEWS. Loan Office
6g7 broadway, corner Fourth street.
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY's
MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
HAVRE, CALLING AT BREST.
Tho splendid vessels this avoritc route for the
tincnt will sail from pier No. W North River, fol
l0ws.-
VILE DU HAvRE, sur,nont. Saturday April 10
WASHINGTON, Roussan. Saturday, May IL
ST LAURENT, Lemarc. Saturday, May 81
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LII OFFICERS SAILORS AND SOLDIERS WOUND
"A ed ruptured injured, however slightly, are emit
tied to pension. Address apply to Dr. f. b. JACKSON
late surgeon United States Navy, No New Chambers ST.
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A T PRIVATE SALE-AT ARCH. JOHNSON'S
IA NEW HORSE AND CARRIAGE MART,
l9 H, % AND 20 EAST THIRTEENTH STREET
BETWEEN UNIVERSITY PLACE AND FIFTH AVEN
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WOOD GIBSON COACH HARNESS. But
IA. little used in superb condition, for sale low, by
A. =. FLANDRAV,
Nos. and is East Eighteenth street.
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..s&snrYininent.

ru;. M main which the Centaur Lini.
,,a,t will not relieve, no swelling " VIII NJ. III.
smhdue and no lameness wnien " WIN no mo'
o,p. TINS is strong language, put " A Is .rue rs
Wh.ra tbe parts are not gone, It's enects are =,
uaIans r II has produced more cures o.
harvs; t;sm neuraigia, ,lock-jaw, palsy sprain1s
rneaHa am;nas caked-breasts, scalds, burns, salt-
rhsum, ear-sche, &C., upon tne hulan unnn ANIMALS mail
.nd Of strains SPAWN, gals &C. upon daS ainiS,i
ona a'o 20 wear than have all other pre.enueu
IN ad;es ond since the world began. 1t Is coun'
N ;.,;ssnt-- an all-healing pam reneVer.-
Tf;l,,lss throw Away their erutches, the isme
OciRp,oo I,p 1o;sonous bites are rendered harmless
wa Ma,si IL Wonnded are healed without a scar
an9 aIk 1o humbue. The recipe Is puphsneo
d.a..sS AZ boftle. 1t is selling as no arIlcl' I
80 S1fore sold, and it sells % because u aoe,
.et%at II pretends to do. Those VINO no"
yuss s.om rheumatism, pain or sweiiIng de'
suner 80 sneier if they will not use Censaui
servs a,f ~ More than 1000 certificates OF re
Lin,tI linn tIs cures. including frozen Inn ,cnron
;nrhsumatisnn, gout, running .9nao c;,cnie, Ie,
Tsra haen received. We wlll seho ciaeuta .ot;s
ts;nine 49, certificates. the recipe &C. gfat ~,
cee ~ nss reouesting it. One bottle OF Tn
t@e cay Sny - inner Centaur Liniment is worti
yenfbrndred dollars for spawned or :weenlee sse
ohs ~ ,,,ies. or for serew-worIn IN sneeP
norssss as,, as ers-this iniment is worth your al
.aos,an No family should be wit1ouI zen
tsa- GIniment J. B. ROSE O. oo'' NC" u =
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-07-03
REPUBLICAN,
COUNTY CONVENTION

The Republican voters of Belmont
County are requested to meet at theii
usual voting places in the respective
townships, between the hours of and
P. NJ, on
Saturday, July Goth, 1878.
and selectJour delegates to represent
them in the County Convention, to be
held at Belmont, on ii--'s
Tuesday, August 9th, 1878,
for the purpose of placing in nomina,
ton Republican County ticket, viz
One member of the General As
sembly.
One County Auditor.
One County Commissioner.
One County Treasurer.
One Prosecuting Attorney.
One Infirmary Director. -. --g
The township meetings will, also, at
the same time and place, select one
member of the County Central Com
mittee to serve for Eshe ensuing year,
and choose one delegate to meet in
Convention with the delegates from
Harrison County, at such time and
place as may be hereafter designated,
for the purpose of nominating State
Senator. a. ....fl. ..s4a
BY. order of the. Belmont County
Central Committee. g,svt-E ..f Il
T. III. FERREL, ALEXIS COPE,
Secretary. ..t,'E Chairman.
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Athens was all astir.. Voices of well
come resounded on every hand, and
the unexpressible cadences of soul
o'erfowing greetings fell from hun
dreds Of lips. The ladies, always the
patrons of that which enlightens and
ennobles, were out in fall force to cheer
and encourage the graduating class.
The following young gentleman COM
posing that class delivered oratiOns and
received the degree Of A. B. which
was conferred in an appropriate man.
ner by Vice President, r. g. Campbell.
VIM. H. Ferguson, of st. Clairsville-
Latin Salutatory; B. w. Price, Annap-
oils, Ohio, "The Bible and the Intel
lect," and John A. Gray. Martinsferry,
Ohio, Valedietory. We will not stop
to particularize the performances, but
infer that the heautiful floral offerings
which were showered upon the class
was sufficient indication of the pre-
vaiIing sentiment of appreciation, and
add that the programme was perform
ed with great credit to all who took
part and reflected no little honor
upon the Institution. President Ross
delivered an able, but somewhat
lengthy address to the graduating class,
teeming with valuaili. practical sug-
gestions for their future guidance.
The New Athens Cornet Band.dis-
coursed Rne music during the day, be
Observation-Disclosures A..h:S
Congratulations followed, farewells
were spoken, and thus ended q day OF
feasting both mentally and physically
upon the. most cordial kindness. We
are under especial obligations to Prof.
Robert ARMSTRONG for his hospitality
and courtesy, also to J.. NJ. McLane,
Esq, forfacilities afforded. Our party
found. themselves in St. Glairspille,
about s r. NJ, all feeling glad that they
had visited classic Athens. !: I:f stsisS fntsSSs
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-07-03

The morning mail from Wheeling
and the Wheeling morning papers
have failed twice during the past week
to reach this place until evening.
People are compelled to ride behind
miserable old snail-pacing carcasses,
and be subjected to the torts inflicted
by ignorant and drunken employees,
and there is no help; but fair notice is
given to the parties responsible for this
detention of the mails that there viii
De remedy applied that will soperate
where it will do the most good.
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Pittsburgh Live Stack Market.


SATURDAY, June 2S, 1873.
CArTLE.-Receipts $50 cars against 6ai cars
last week. There were not SO many through
Ieonsignments. so that the actual number on
sale was probably just as large as 1t was last
week. The market was a hard one on sellers
nearly all of whom lost money. Heavy cattle
declined from % @S0c per cwt; common light
cattle lwere also lower; good light weights
brought about last weeks prices, as they were
more sought after: prime to extra steers G@654c
medium to good $685. fairs5c: Texans and
Cherokee stock sold at 4@514c; bulls dull at S@
&c; stockers also duh at S1zGf5sc. There were
not many country buyers this week. L
SHEKP.-Receipts7 Il cars, against 65 ears last
week; quality mostly common; hence while
stwesk's prices were realized from prime
sheep as they Were scarce common declined
20a25c; extra 100 ns wethers sc, 9Oa951bs 434a5c
soas5 lbs 4a41zc, 7OaI5 bs 31r3zc; sales of GOO to
100 head stoo sheep at s4a4 65, lambs s. 5aper
head to 67lc per n.
HoGs--Receipts 200 cars, against l25 cars last
week; light York hogs in fair demand at 81 80
as; heavy Philadelphia hogs dull at S. 25;
heavy coarse "a so. Trade has been SOW all
the week.
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We lave just received a new paper
cutter, another addition to our jobbing
facilities. igt "a fl tiitI

We lave just received new pape
cutter, another addition to our jobbini
facilities. llL Gnl IL lUIu
The copious showers of the past weei
have had beneficial effect on shor
pasture fields.
Raspberries are plentiful. Samue
Wiley favored the "bhoys with some
choice ones yesterday.
If you wish to preserve cool head
invest in twostory straw hat with
'dwah" band.
We've heard of towards, but o
nothing more cowardly than neutrality
in politics. 81. 'AAC / -4s-s
Judge Kennon's residence has been
greatly improved by the addition of q
new cornice, and repainting the trim,
mings rich brown. ~ Il +.
The Liberal Democrats have called a
convention to meet in ST. Clairsville,
on August 9th, to put in nomination q
ticket to be badly beaten u = p.
Wheat harvesting begins this week
in this County. Reports to us indicate
that the wheat is well filled and that
there will be an excellent yield.
Ex-President johnson will be can
didate for Governor of Tennessee this
fall, with hopes of being selected for
the United States Senate. $ r.
The Con. Con. has decided not to en-
joy the lake breezes this summer
They have adjourned until the Sth to
give members opportunity to'aFourth
of july" burn fire crackers, etc.
Mrs. Sarah Templeton, her daughter,
Mrs. Clifford .Arrick, Miss Josephine
and Master William Arrick, of Wash
ington City, are on visit to their
friends in this place.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-07-03

NORMAL Music SCHOOL AT ZANEs-
VILE, OHIO. Term for 1878 begins
July 8. n large corps of eminent Pro-
tessors from Nesc York, ST.. Louis, and
Cleveland is employed aid every faeil-
ity that can be is offered to Aiasic Teach
eEs of every grade and ito all persons
wishing to study music For circular
address N. Coe Stewart, Cleveland, or
H.:.D. Munson 4 Sons, Music Dealers,
GAINESVILLE, Ohio. -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-07-03

The Mayors Court has been doing a
lively business during the past week.
1t is misfortune to any community to
have family quarrels paraded before it,
especially when they are ofsuch a ma.
ture, as the rehearsal of them should
bring the blush of shame to the cheeks
OF those engaged jHh S.sfs
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-07-03
ST. CLAIRsyILLE. O.. June 80. ,73.

ST. CLAIRsvILLE, o., June 80, '73.
The following is list of letters un-
called for, remaining in this Office on
the day of date; -.t.r-.. II
Miss Maggie Weyer, Miss May Sol
livan, ~ Miss Lizzie Quail, Mrs. Nam
cy Quin, Sarah J. Miller, Mr.. r. r.
Baxter, w. S. Stephens, Hitter Lewis,
M. Stanton, Surveyor Thomas, George
Yost. .,- -;l a.. -i.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-07-03

Judge Chambers, after consultation
with the Prosecuting Attorney, has
decided mot to;hold a special term OF
Comnon Pleas Court, in August. The
probability of continuance 1of the
cases on the criminal docket, 4he tun-
avoidable length of a special term, the
time of year, and the busy season, are
reasons operating upon the Judges
mind in deciding that it is inexpedient
to hold the term.