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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-28

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NUNDAl
AsES-Te receipts to-day A. pls TIals dali an prices
lal. -...a-.
COFFEE market m Bo vey quiet hri prizes srr stead
0r-arv cfrzos tr: iIr DO az 3'H-Vc t"O4
M N pllsq n3.c snd prime 2l y 213e ts stoe-s OF 40
gr+ were IS 80 bags go 14gs a. Straunh l3-Op bs
IN Hampton Ro.ss 40 Baltimore; total I-4-'1
siesy crate i-4le ll-L1' 80 o'
800 bags io O.! S-s@ a. '0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-28
Gluioeno Aollces.

OF-cR ~ THE ST NICHOLAS IysURiycs COsrANT
80. 1855 BRoADwAY NaH-YoKE, july Is. ~ . -
A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of SIX PER
n CFST e- plvble Alg 1874 TIE transfer
''''' j. DU BoIs secrelaI-.
BROADWAY INSURANCE COMPANY,
ID los BRoADwA., J1ls -. 1874.
So sFLt o..... "a - go 49,.
--'' JOHN WRAY Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-28

7 oIston, are C0;on 10 lusuD 30
,ars tn.u - fane aiaive the sr11e IuoieA
" SAILS FOK DEiIyE-,l.
To FvenBg Tofat
Iu2 OJJ TDl
s.eca au0a...............-...s % %"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-28
T 0YG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, via
4 ~ JERSEY SOtpHrpN RAILROAD

Comm -neing MONDAI. July -. Ic7h
Leave EeW-Y t,ram Pier y r, lo0. % Rector st..
20 n m For Long BrArch seabighf. and HIGHLANDS
g45 L. m-For Philadelphia. Long BIancA Naowu IHcLertos,
40 m-For Phalepbia Long BraueA w4reoEa 'ai Tuck
eron.
u.-Fo0t Twenty Ourih-st y. T. po- ,po Br.uch &c
a.3O D. m--Per :. \. H. 49, -7
40 .. m.-Por Long Branch. Wsreown &c
$50 D. m.-Fs. LSnZ Branch an uterlgdae stations .
On SUNIars TFel.,.1-th'' Per a. - a. q ia ~ Al
GAO a. m or Lo-y Bu.h. Returning, arrive Per al 300
Is en-, -surtG-st p. er I-4J y. u.
Fare ron SsH-I0rA 20 Ph .aicllia. 0uly - %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-28
6teamboats ano RaIiroaos.

ALBANY AND TROY MERCHANTS OPPO.
"A slToS LSEg % mt 9sss q 90 rss Sss'S ~ y -
WEDNESDAYS. FRIDAYS binding Of Tseai' thrd 81
arni7E from ASSy p n ,r DAY ISr s D s s .s
Pare yswburh bg Albany "a rasa9 ng - 90
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housaionls
i,.ys. Ses.Yors At 80 m and Brsero. ALL
CTTIZENY LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY,
y SARATOGA. Lax CJANeLAiS, Las Gso 4SE lAx
Irsur;0a TO ~ 59l5 The ssz;g' .a1aooi>
leave DAILY rs.,urIs-s ~, p 81 D. ~ nom pr - North RIVER
foot LeHoys CoanecF sih nor ~ s % y p selfi sss-
through tickets SOL and bagslF' % 'si 70 ia'9 s.,
CEXTRSAAIL- RA ~ Oh AE& -JLRSEY:
Station Nea.iosk TO-. Of osTt crHnesis S1e-e .isA
r r. AZ pbip.sarz ua sblh ,fiSa.apeh.u1, Daor
Leh-a Valey haroi-; D 4e 70 tai'Ais- add 10
"''' -'' s-ANEa 1aRiy5ENESr
ConEneucsg lure - ls4l.--esge hs"loft IS folo~s;
ySg va esa5E T.n,ass A wil-,arrr ss1sa.oa &C.
7o3 ~, I9 Eor B.ivle-s NV ctuss wilkes.
barre Pston Maanoy Ct7 Carne. Hatepa iuus
Tovau4a W4ycy Connect. a. Jc7eion 10 DEL L-e- I'D
S.05a @=yoasso ErpnE'' ply except s1H,y. ~ ;,s'9a
Aiisniosn Hu1.enr. So, re A - 49, $500 a,irss
bare Scranton &c. gh rouh 70 Diaye, W-au7'r fe
1910 mEzPRrss Tor rnns9a EAsioa Bah A.e1, g'a
aT coium65 Llc,s,er Eahrsia Fo..vle IIarn.sag
399 w w Tram s5 5 P Pa5. On , ' S . sa@-
nv T s 5oF F 7 A w: fa h''oA Chunk
4:3O p. n -way Train Tor sonerTLls an Remington
5P5 nm NV az Ii't Tr s5 i ioi Ps5ie.
$50 -RvESISe ExPIEs daily for Roton Bendere Ale~
town. ch1nk wiLosoare To"su4. eea. A-Ff'Oors
anu p o n * AZ ir.,u, for sonervi,.
:i }gBP%-w55 IAN ' -1 s6A Sel,sh
1900 D. m For pisa seIa
EP1 55 sl y 90 40 % 3s So, s;s
AIS 4:5O 4s45 O. 5l5 $3.50 545 ., $50. $50, 7. $50
3D. ''-'' i'''O t--' : ? R. KICKER supl and Bog
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-28
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

t0Lmsufttg I 1874.
Harlem River Z auf 9 i5 n. leo
g. 50, Z. 40, rs, and . 80 D. N.
2eceEng gers o. MorsatA Steamboat Co
losVug Fulton NsrE - ~ are River station, Al g. = s2j and
Ili45 a. n 40 1916. 3 AS sut N.
posters 81 hoels
I'm T MOODY. supI " 1. Duaoa New York.
TOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, landing
81 eosss Cornwall Ne-h-fgh Marlborough Sor Highlands
lNe~ Palm. Esopt-fb, steamboat THOMAS CORNELL leave.
hafH-onsf Pier 81 ~ T., Tlb,DAf THURSDAY ,AI
IEDAY q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-28

gtT Avn sTRAW-Ts hgb and The Haffe' tafit
ona, Bsy-PrlDe Timothy 81 3OaSl tOi ood 10 - lug
~ Al gSr or shipping Gnds. 9Oc IL Clover ~ V4oVc
S Rive straw Is IS doe No. Rye at io1oOe anu 40 oA'
Al a..s... H.
NAVAI sTORES-sprits TurpertDe sSr with niteu "
usnd u oi AZ o9. al 80 M nata- ~
Strained Rosin ~ m0aefAle leIl4h N
nre. .asdv Of 900 bhs 81 y - lar fe'
- ,tssdT. ale, Of oh Ots 80. Pitch 4uiet al sis-l
OIL he'd sbost STEADY Al a. So VIZ vn
e d.nsu nd reported RefBsd Oh ID shade hsh Ahs 10 e'
- l24c SPOT, balance ~ 4oht D eay
AuSs.l N.pbhs 10 krny 79c IN shpas or1sf Oa'' S
Mlrkets quoted "a iol"s Oh
about JUc Iecgn.e, ~ 80
Roaeve % lac; IusVlue ~ O-1~@4 w. iNA'''
United a wells 75c - -. 49,. .-,s,.
the 45O go tor Od al dsz ~ Loo see ne
$40 fIs seier teATil Al 81 Zou b iSss no.
Al ~ Beef sales VI 20 bsls ~ sAo % E"'As
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-28
COMMUNICATING Noltes.


NOTICE is hereby. gwen that the nrm or
-r-rlIIIr pI,. L \, tuls dissolved bv useGt,
BIZ. q. 2. Per Lee rsIlI S11iLICt L. p orr itTR
LANES ~ TUTHILL sl continue ilr business Al -e me
49, ~. ... i,t.-G,rr JAMES 81 4J4u4LL.
ger .vJrs. July n 1874.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-28
we annok the olosina rates Of foreign exchange

Money has been in excessive supply and call loans
were doinc at and per cent prime discounts
rnnuinr az ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-28
Gbances Tor Dusl1ss5 Hen

DEST SELLING INVENT TON OF THE
ID DAY-Caeap a5s AID Aan.7 piles Sa2t o sye Fo's,
The Jon Aer4ofk cf TOT
ole W LOVE Co.. Propstos Patent Liquid Vent Kansas
City, No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-28

western cJfnnpn 70 AA'
CHBRsE-lAe mlTse Is F scve snd prices are fur sustained
shippers there inquiry Neseru arriving freely and
nsicss receipts O32 W. quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-28

gsLEoTth< lrerag, amount Of Loans Specie, Creuid'
To-, UsE( /, . md Legdt TcI,ders "a TIE BdIks or me
en- o. kt-I 0rs roT ne Ueek ending saturday, Jug
2 .544
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-28

ITOR HARLEM, landing at ELENENl H-ST:,
A ASTORIA. ONE. Observation-Disclosures and ohh-foH.
DnEDASDTW ENTIErHsr, o0mecunE Win boats iof ~ ala
Kursbrige. Boats PcEsIn eveE A --f ifpA o'v N
unt'I ~ m ercept- a 70. 1870 and q. m.
Lave e'efJ
L. h ~ I'm L 1 N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-28
E'ALL RIVER LINE
FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT ASD FAIL RIVER DALI
SUNDAYS INCLUDED At p
From Pier p Hortb foot Of MurTlv-s-.

BRISTOL AND FhVFLU
Can't A. G SIMMONS. Capt B. y SIMMONS.
The most direct Taunton hebol0 p n nth heT
Bedford rthas Vnsrar, Nantucket Care Cod tle WHITE
MOUNTAINS ami al p--ap4l 9Oss Ee.-iul a7 ih- Po'-
90 ia 81 J bni-FN
broadway riLs lhrave lnd Ot-lu Pc nj
trtrstl.t: Dois Ex.rss DEcs "a Broa+wa al4 10 olrt
Brokvr or Pier en1 - al p1rcpsi hoees
ana Ticket glccs . TIE cltr. - 49, 80. ....--.
HALLS BANDS ENGAGED F0t lhE SEASON
BORDEN 4 LOWELL Z -en's
GEORGE Z CONAO4, G.-el Pass. l.tr = mt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-28
THE MARKETS.
lCGreiullT reported Tor Tue rRIBuSE- |
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

MONDAY. July 27. lS7i
TIE following complete exports shippei winch
cleared to-day foreign
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-28
And tie following for city bank shares;

The Bank statement compares rs loiio"s Win
former returns;
1873 Dep. L,.a- Sc '.''7.'1oa Leg. Ten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-28

Tet ,r passage apartments in Dravng Room an sp
ing COACHES can 0ba gei. 80 o- = r ne checsnF ~
Baggage be ief a. he CoHpany once al - ~ '''
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-03-06

Tue RICHMOND AND TEAMS ALICIA
ny RAILRoAD.-On Friday last the Gov
ernOr CT Virginia approved a chatter for
this company. Il provides fer the con-
struction Of a narrow guago railway trunk
line from Richmond through toyeraI coun-
ties to Pound Gap, on the kentucky line.
Tue branches authorized. arc: First, from
Bland into Washington county, passing the
salt-works and great plaster boGs, and
thence on to Cumberland Gap second, a
branch from franklin 10 Grajsoo, which
may be connected with the most direo. line
to Nashville and Memphis; ibird an eart-
erly branch through Charlotte to Norfolk,
or line further north via Petersburg to
deep water at City Point Upder this char-
ter general system Of narrow guago roads,
controlled by one management, is contom-
plated.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-03-06
Blood-Cure for Consumption.

Let eoDsumptiyes prepare to take Up
line OF march to the slaughter houses, to
recover their falling powers. The Boston
JoatrRok gives an account Of the x perience
OF {. IL SricKSEY, gentleman in very
feeble state of health, who has been for
some tine at the Butchers Abbattoir 10
Brighton for medicpl treatment, simply
drinking BALI fumb,erlul Of warm blood
twice day. Mr.. SrIcKNEY has followed
this course for ten weeks, aud during that
time has gained ten pounds in weight, and
to use his own words, my appetite is coed !;
sleep we'll and feel like new man, ard
am to commence business again in Boston"
He also says tia, there are ten or twelve
others there drinking blood, all of whom
are gaining under this treatment. One
gentleman FROM Boston, a consump,iye, so
feeble that it was with difficulty be could
get to this abbattoir, is now able to hanlle
an axe skillfully enough to "knock down a
bullock lady from the city, who has
been sick elk yeHrs, stricken with paraly.
sis, Is improving wouderfu ly by this "bood
cure" A gratifying feature Of this cure
is that 1t is "without money aud without
price, and Mr.. STTCKNEY speaks 10 praise
of the gentlemen in charge Of this estab-
iishmen', aud says that strangers visiting
this place will find courteous treatment.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-03-06
U. >. MAIL LINE
MO- yI BI50M
Green Spring Run to Romney.

rTNnE sutscriber having changed ibe running
Of his assig Ene o. stages Sundays except
ted froFr Psterson5 Ercek - Green Srfiog
Run, VII ltHye ulh nuHinR Green fWift
Run upon ue arfiga of ihe accomu.
dsUor, frfn, md lcgvt iiomner ato a 81, eae.
morning aud counseiin2 With iha western oound
accomfroAafion train r. 81 By This line 90
lance between lgcep puug Run and komuey j.
bntIGl miles shortfst fouW Passengers NAY resi-
sssured hat % Goo part % tie proprietor eve
~ sitcnrou vil De- psid 20 their comfort. Al
PACKAGE 6ltflUCl To- Doc $3.50 To attended io
ISAAC PARKER
August ~, lS73.-ly.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-03-06
JOHN w. PHILIPS
Maral c, ls7l.-5w.

XAJEsT VIRGINIA 30 wir.-At rnles held
w 10 The Clerk Office Of the Circuit Court
Of Hampshire County, on the frsi Monday in
March, 1854.
samuel Cooper and Joha ]. r OGuu. Admins
traitors with the uih aHnexed Of David nelle
bower, dec q. CCmpaipants,
TT rs
Pythsgnfls Norris Jubn David Morris John "
Ebinchari and Fances q. his wife, Daniel r.
Htfiebover Esrom HthIeb0wtr Datfd ~ lief-
hebower Bustrod htGe bower, Jamfs r. Coop
Or and Mary l. bic wife. jerome Lovctt ADD
Edmonia big vile samuel % OTiu who n-
teTmdTried with Sarah Jane BOW deceased
daughter OF David lefIcbOwer, dec "A aud
William FaHnie and $3.50 her three infant
chi ldIsu, deitudants, o. ChsntF av
lhe prayer ~ uis liliis ulat the Court may
c0nstrae the viii ~ David Hfnsbower seed.
tD Toe proper disprsi dCu Of the oue-tentu part
90 ibe Estate Of ths aecedent tbs Interest npon
Lieh was devised Go bic widow during hcrliie-
slime, md 90 tettt tho disposition of said ouc
tcnfb past, ibe widow hsyiua departed IBIS Z g.
And il npVeariug by Affidavit and fsurn That
al The a. sudt nfs M nor si9enfs OF 1918 STATE,
it s ordered that they do spgalr here within
one month after Que publication OF this order
and do what ig necessary % protect .tAcir iaisr-
e. Is IN this suit Tcste
CHAS. ". TAYLOR, Clerk
March @ 1874 In
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-03-06

A CuURcn REVIVAL SCESE.-A revi-
val is in progress in Lee Avenue Baptist
church, Brooklyn, New York. o. Sun
day las: sixteen young converts cffered
themselves for baptism Nj J II Smith,
The pastor, had been caiccLi-ing The can
didates previous to administering tho ordi.
uaUcc, aud bad used 10 his address the con.
versatiou between Philip aud the euuucb,
as reported TO the Acts o. The Apcsiles.-
The father Of one Of Tho bap6smal candi-
dates was 10 The audience, aud was go con.
visited and impressed by tho services that,
rising 10 his place 10 she church, lie called
aloud to tue pastor, 10 the words of the
Eihiopiau, "Ssc, here is water what doth
hinder me to be bap,iscd p Mr.. Smith,
not az al surprised Of this interruption,
though bis congregation vero s.caiy 50.
IN the language Of hssi.:p promptly replied,
"lf thou belevest with all thine hcart thou
mayest." The gentleman again responded.
81 do believe with al my heart" and,
walking down the aisle 20 tho baptistry, lie
was lhcn and there publicly bsy,ised.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-03-06

RAILROAD ACCIDENT Conductor GriE
fH Killed. On last Thursday morning
about one o'clock, NJ. r. GRIPFTH, of this
place, aged about % years, was instantly
killed at LittetoU, about fifteen or twenty
miles vest of darlington. Mr. Griffith
was a conductor on the 4;h Division Of tho
j & o. Il. r., and at the lime of the ae-
cident was engaged in backing his train
He stepped between the cars for the pur.
pose Of uuooupIing them, and his foot catch
log in tie "frog,' be was knocked down
and rua over. Ills body was horribly
mabgleJ, the car wheels passing over near
ly les entire length. His remains we're
taken to Wheeling, where they we're enclos-
ed IN a neat ccilio, and, accompanied by
four conductors, we're brought to his home
10 ibis city on Thursday night. IIis fun
cral services took place IN the Baptist
church at . o'clock on Friday afternoon.
lie leaves a widowed mother and several
sisters whose gIief will be well nigh iocon-
solIble.-- GraJtoH SeHtmel, FeJ IS.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-03-06

uamT9 tLAJfI
4 ~ persons ere NOV n lfn5 70 huot r,re..
~ Gsb, or lrispaiaia anF lorW econ oHi h't
in tbs CoboNss 81 Hardy hni iihmpshre-a' ~
are 2rb,aiala and rH sg.gt ~ tpf9fG "a %"
aguinst as such. sf st or ~
JAMES =. STUMP,
WM y STUMP,
JOHN y. MlELAR
~ W13LfAM n FELLER,
JOIN swans, n pGtE
MARrIN BIaEL,
PHILIP II SN8RR,
JOSEPH BRILL, 5000,
WILLIAM N r. B0NAS
ERASMUS BEAN.
Ncttmhcr 2lsls73. antH 3oGodH
Jew ICI.lEN~ Wagons FOG cbi.d'e9
- 10, 8of AZ descriptions a. &c ~ la''
'ud for sale, BY .,,,-
jane IL, 1872. C6nito'i'a'i
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-03-06

An EXPLOSION AND Loss CT LIFE -
On the morning Of the 25tb ult., astill in
the coal oil refinery of RoBERr REED, Eden
street and Canton avenue, in The city of
BAliimoTe, exploded, The concusson send
ing tremor through buildings a square eff,
and ezpellipg the still itself, a large iron
drum weighing two CT three tons, into the
street, a distance Of twenty-five feet from
where il stood. The Gil from the ezplod
ed still ran down the cutters in large
stream on Eden street to Eastern ADD Can.
ton avenues, looking Ike a ruunius river
Of flame, drawing every ones attention g.
ven from the consuming building.acd pro-
ducing short-lived apprehension in those
nearest the blazing gutter Tbi. running
fire Of oil was finally damned NJ ana stop.
ped in its course.
FRED. LAUTERBAcu, cooper Of tbs re-
finery was fatally burnett Tao comparing
establishment Of KENBrLL, ScuArrR &
Co, adjoining Canton avcnue, was also
burned. The entire lo,s r. estimated ~
from $4,000 10 $4,000, which IS mostly
covered by insurance.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-03-06
IolaI, I2NOO Gifia, on Cash,

Total, 1900 Gifis, an Cash,
amounting to-, 81 800, 600
~ Z be concert and Distributed Of gifis VIII
Pothfeiy and w'ffnieergha take yiaee ~ ne dgg
por fred, whether all the tickets arc sold or NOT
and the 2 900 gifts all psid in PROPORTION 10
tu5 sCmber of tickets sold
PRICE or TICKETS;
Whole Tickets, ESQ H1llts, 25 /;
TeRots, or each coupon, s. Efeeen Pbo}s
Tickets fr 500 Send Tor cirrul7r.
Ihs TINE J,, He 1roNiay Is Heoi al
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-03-06

RAID BY Docs ~ YrRgrfA Tho
Laesburg Washiugtoniau says that several
ilocks cf sheep near Gum Spriog have been
recently seriously damaged by di9a. Those
who have Che meaus, aui wish 20 ergaso iu
this proGabl, branch Of busbaDdry, ar3 be-
iug driven outcf Tie business ly .Lc j1-s
The dogs mo-, content with sheep. L1ge
turned their attention 90 geese, and Mr.
William ELtZEy, 30 Mount Middleton had
niue geese killed on, day last week by
jogs. The dsy offer the j5ss refpr1el aaJ
made an attack upon fIr y zy- sb01's,
when he turred bic batteries On then.
brougbt enc % ericf ard che vt-r8 lcJ
without regard % their manner u going
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-03-06

80 The jisgrace.ul scene WIS pr,.ent.
cd 10 The radical Supreme Court Of Miss,
a few days ego, Of Oh. Chief Justice draw
ing knife On enc Of The Associnto Jus,i-
ces for small difference Of opinion.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-03-06


HoNoRs TO CoAL NJ. f. MAURY On
Friday last the General Assembly Of Vir-
ginia passed resolutions expressing concur
renee in the Design Ofcertain distinguished
individuals in Europe to build light. house
on the coast of Brazil as tribute to the
memory Of the late Com. MATTHEW FoN
TAME MAURY O1o Of the rcsblutions
reads:
"That in the opinion Of the General As
sembly of Virginia it is 10 every way it-
ting that the nations of the earth who 90
down to the sea in ships should unite in
paying tribute to the memory Of the author
of the wind and current charss, which while
they were given without price, have saved
millions Of dollars to commerce annually.
and have laid the maritime world under OBJ
legation 70 their illustrious author that.
the Governor be, and he ia hereby request,
ed to transmit copy Of these resolutions
on parchment to the Royal Gepgra phic4l
Society of England ,.r.
The Richmond Wig in iuIorsiug the
resolutions hopes that the action of The
Legislature will be followed by contribu.
tions of the citizens Of Richmond, leading
merchants and bankers raise fund at
once, and in time to accom- pany the copy
of the resolutions.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-03-06

no MoRE "CoUsINlNG" --A o,audcs-
tine marriage between s3-cal'od cousin
and a youug lady pupil Of tbo Augusta
Fcmal5 Seminary 40 Sauul.G---Niss ~.
JENNIE JOHNSON and Mr.. WM. d.. VIII.
CoX-bo.h from New Orleans has just
been discovered and tbo "cousin" business
10 Souuiou is on the decline.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-03-06
BUY JAP. COATS BLACK |
THREAD for your MACHINE. |
Notice to take Dispositions.

Lewis A., 0ntsimus g w, Ida VI. md HArt +
son Stolier, James Sheet. guardian al hisa for
the same, - Sarp, widow Of Stephen Tfic-
kie, dereascdjnnd Mary and Elizabeth, daugh
ters Of tue said Stephen, aud aGg other heir or
heirs Of Edward Tickle, dec d., late of lamp
shire county, W Va, and any other person
who mey he entitled 10 share IN ihe estate of
the said Edward Tickle. decd, y. johnson,
j. w Savile. n G. Naicolm, ). Caylor of
John, n u Guthrie, Administrator of Edwafd
Tickle, dea d aud Robert whiie Special
Receiver
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-03-06
TAKE NOTICE

That ! shall proceed 90 take the depositiobs Of
sundry witnesses at the following times aud pla-
ces, between the hours Of sunr Sc and sunset
viz: ON Tuesday, 18th Of April, 1879, 1t tie
house Of Thomas Henderson, on Spring Gap
Mountain, Hampshife county On THURSDAY,
9th Of April, 1873, ut the Oihce Of Justice Shan
non, in Springfield in said couuty-Cn TpesJav,.
l4th Of April 1874 nt The house Of SAMUEL Sapp,
on Mononggiin River, about 3 or 4 niles from
SmithtOwu, Marion or NonongeHa eo6nty, W.
Va---On-,he 18th OF April, 1874, ~ The tMouu
tain City House in Fairmout, Marion county,
w Va, and on The I8ih - April, 1914 ~ the
CLERK Office Of The Circuit Court At B0mney,
W. Va, md when ken these dcp0stions will
be offered as evidence in my bt hail upon the TIL
al OF a cause in Chancery now pending In The
Cneut Court 81 hampshire county. Wtsi Va,
wherein am plaiatid and you are defendants -
and II from any cause add dep0sitions Or ans
o. item, should not he taken on said dnys, or g.
commenced should not be completed, The same
will be continued from day 20 day between the
saue hours and at DC same places until COM
plcted
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-03-06

AV The Republicans 10 Spiiu have been
defeated, with d loss Of three thousand men
killed aud wounded.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-03-06
FITS AND EPILEPSY

positiv ely cured. The worst cases of longest
Standing by.nsing DIR. ilEBARD'S CURE. a.
bottle sent free to nl .nddressing J. f. DlsBLE,
Druggist sl4 ethrAye,' NJ \. 80, fiis 7.7
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-11-12
Wooastoc& Atlrertlsea,e,,f

GLASs, PERFUMEgY
and FofLBy Aeriftxs
NOT IONS. TOYS CONFECPIONEpTH. -.
etc all ofibs Beat quality ana q. esssy 40
rhE unE PEAT.
n or'nE.
country merchants who y-asrssY haYs
20 ouy "a a'a.ill tIai,itiss Il All ta,ir "a La
W desire 10 say .hst ~ b. lieys ss Gan ~,
msh inc believing go3ls +. absus a. tsx
nsHres, hs'Si added, - they pay in Bai.e.
NJ, l. FGlS rUtE 9ARslsH
SPIRITS TUtp;Nr!SE,
BEST WHALE UIL. -.
DRY PAINTS, DYE SruFYS.
tASIok Oh. nv galieB, bottles AVID
ssei' furnished. and yoa ;an 5stte /. ysar
seIvea. '""'
CoPPE4AS.
ALUM,
SAL SODA,
RDSIk
SULPHUR. as.,
MICA We BAY in Considerable. ouantitie, h,
the barrel, kre &c. WHEN vou wo,ld wan.
perhaps ONLY or 10 lbs and 2or gallon.
W. very respsc tfuiy invite Won e. ssl and
; &c now oar prices az see with what Won hare
deen paving.
apr 3. SCudIrJ
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-11-12

The Democrats have majority On
Joint ballot in the Indiana Legislature,
vi icii gives ia 4 Units.l States Sens
III III l.lace OF Pratt.
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Kid,,eu 8 Blndtle,. Cop,plot,,ts.
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