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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-05
Furniture aud Curtain Goods.

A. BROUSSEAU, Importer II Chartres street
has received by late arrivals.
BROCATELLES Cotelines, Striped Reps,
BROCHEE TERREES, Drap de Paris, etc,
PLAIN REPS, of many choice colors,
DAMASKS, Worsted, Union and Cotton,
CRETONNES, in great variety, Bazine; etc.
CURTAINS, Lace and Nottingham Lace,
BALLOONS. Gimps Cornices Hair Cloth, etc
n29 Iw2dp A. BROUSSEAU.
Sir Knights Iempl0r.
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I. l.. Lyons,


ssne.", Camn .nd Giry..r streets.
I complete assortment Of
DRUGS CHEMICALS, French ana American
PATENT MEDICINES, PERFUMERY CO
LOGNES. TOILET SOAPS FANCY ARTICLES
TOOTH BRUS HAIR and NAIL BRC SHE'S
TURKISH TOWELS, ISPONGES TRtSSES
HANDAGES. and all articles pertaining to the drug
business.
Finest Liquors and Wines.
An GOOD. sold RETAIL and WHOLESALE al Vow
prices.
PRESCRIPTIONS aarctulls compounded might
and day.
Sole Proprietor ~ GRODIES ASTRINGENT
CORDIAL. for diarrhea. etc. the best medicine Tor
arrangement of the bowels known and invaluable to
persons suffering from the effects OF change OF water
and climate.
Sole Proprietor of zoo OCKS COUCH ELIAlR,
certain remedy for Coughs, sold., escs 10th nieci
cines sold under guarantee.
Money Returned if Satisfaction
is not Given.
Sole Proprietor Of GARRY OWEN BITTERS, :"
delightful stimuant and tonic well adapted to
counteract the effects Of fatigue and exposure to bad
weather. i. l.. LYONS.
Successor to Ball & Lyono,
d1 6tadp Camp and GIavier streete.
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yIALF YOUR MONEY.
be politely attended to- shown through the entire
establishment and not urged to buy. We have ell
gagged special force of polite and attentive statesmen
for the OCCASION and hereby extend general invita-
ton to friends strangers and the pub
lie generally to ca at stores and examine our
goods and the fabuously low prices at which we sell
them for cash only.
Ladies' need fear no annoyance. Our object is to
please them in every respect
Look at this Grand Array Of Bargains.
cases Prints good qualities and fast c'lors, at
only 81 cents a yar.
Is eases White Cotton., iD fair quail y, :st only
and cents yard.
5c,ses GOOD White Cotton, & yard wide, AZ only Q
cents yart
10 cases Ions,lae soft finished Cotton at 10 cents.
10 cases New York Mills, Wanisutta, Utica and
other best brands at New York agents prices.
bales Sea Island Cnblsacle,l Cotton, good quality,
at cents va H.
: bales heavy CnhlcacheR Cotton az > cents yard
3 cases 1914 SheetinSs. good quality. at p cents
eases heavy Blcachc,l and Unbleachea Canton
Fl nnels at 10 cents.
| ease Kentucky Jeans az Is cents ana from that
price up. At 80 cents "" once an "Atr" '!''a's worth
Is cents.
bale white Flanne1s at 2Oc.
bales white FlanDels all wOOY, at e3ce
y bales white Fannes at 3d. 35, 49, IS and Soc
and from that price mp to the very finest silk wrap
Shaker white twilled Flannels ETC.. etc.
bale red plane Flannel, all wool, at .'c.
10 rs red a wool Shaker Flannels at G:n.. worth
81.
bale gray twillei Elan ncls at 2Oc.
bale red twied Flannels all wool. 10 3~'.
All qualities of mcdicated Flannels
:, bales blue twilled Flanncls from 4oc. upo
Opera Flannels, all colors and qualities.
Plaid Flannels French and American ANA ali
other kind Of Flannels.
; bales wadded Quilts at 81 -.
% bales wadded Quilt in extra sizes.
bale gray Bla nkets at 81 - a pair
20 cases white Blankets from 80 pair Wy So Che
| fine 1t IA French Blankets
Shoulder Shawls at 2.tc.
Ottoman striped shoulder Shawls at iOse
Ladies' dress Shawls at 81 80.
| Ladies' Cashmere single Shawls at So, fully worth
S12 and from that price up to the very finest. al
orr Coaks have been selected of the lates cut
We have splendid black Astrakan leaks at s of the
latest shape Black Cloth Cloaks at a. 81. &c. S5 ant
SO up to the finest Beaver Velvet Cloaks i'll new
STYLES also cOorcd ClOaks and children and misses
Cioaks Ladies Fer Sets Collars and Mutt at "a
| Ladies Fur Talmas from 81 up.
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Because They Are the Cheapest and the Best,
Such
CHICKERING &. SONS: WEBER, DJNHAM &
SONS the w-Irieed HALL & co,
GROV ESTEEM. PLENEL and others.
ORGANS-Es:ey 4 Co.'s, Needham Il Sons
~iIver-TOngue.
Repairing and Tuning done in the most reliable
manner. just published: GRAND COMMAND
cry QUICkSTEP dedicated to the Sir Knights
Tempar of the United States; also the RELIEF
MAZURKA. dedicated to the Ladies of the Crescent
City Relief Association. Ali the above can be found
at PHILIP WERLEINiS MUSIC STORE Nos 7a
%; 50 and 20 Balonne street. d. 4t2dp
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sxxsss-lue Dollar per Month. or Twelve Dollars
yer Year.
,uonv,,sions for the DAILY BULLETIN received
a. GER counter, lo9 Gravier street.
rue BULLETIN inserts WANTS and TO RENTS
act exceeding Ono Square, for Fifty Cents each
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PiDer HeidsiecE Champagne.

Piper Heidsiecl: Champagne.
Having been appointed Agents for this justly
BRAND OF WINE.
We are prepared to furnish the trade with the
same on the
MOST LIBERAL TERMS.
We have now in Store 500 baskets, and will
continue to receive ample supplies by steamer,
direct importation.
SCHMIDT & ZIEGLER, Agents.
For Texas and Louisiana.
-, 81, IS and So New Levee st.
PiersOM &c HetCs.
IL and l5... CAMP STREET. 600 II and 5
COOK AZ XHEIG
Business Suitss
FAN DvereOatss
Boys School Suits,
Shirts AND underwear.
ONE PRICE-&OOD QUALITY GOODS
AND POLITE ATTENTION.
d.
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sSDeciNl Notice.

Visi:te yii' ti,,e. 1T .e .ce gafl' 'a"c.ess
s)RUE STORE
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We are indebted to our es eemed friend,
Ur. Charles Delery, Of Bay St Louis, for
beautiful poem, in the French language upon
the late election. DR.. Deiery's verses come
from the heart, and they touch our patriotic
feelings with stirring appeal for peace and
good will to be restored between Americans
Of all parts Of the Union by the healing effects
of the late popular verdict. DR.. Delery's
poem is entitled lie Caiser de paix dams
'Crne Electorate" and is fully worthy of the
noble heme selected by its author.
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40 the Public.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, I
New Orleans, Dec. ;, 1874 )
In honor OF distinguished guests, the Knights
Templar now celebrating their Triennial Session of
the Grand Encampment, deem it proper to recon-
1nenl that FRIDAY, the 4th instant be observed as
% de-.
Al business at the City Hall will on that day be
suspended CHAS. J. LEEDS,
a 2lp Mayor.
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In speaking Of the review of the United
States troops at the Barracks, on Wednesday
last, given in compliment to the Knights
Te1npiar, and in abiding to the fine appear
ance of the whole command, we intended spe-
cially to compliment Capt. Hooton's Company
OF the ed Infantry, but were cheated of our
purpose by the types, which made Harsten out
of Heoton. There were two companies Of
the 22d Infantry in the command, and Capt
Hooton's was specially noticeable for its fine
appearance, excellence in the manual Of arms,
and accuracy in going through the various
eyolutiONS.
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Every Merchant and Planter

Serves his own interest by subscribing to some
exclusively MERCANTILE PAPER. The NEW
ORLEANS PRICE CURRENT is devoted exclu-
sively to commerce, finance, agriculture, manufac
lures railroads and navigation. Send for specimen
copy of tho PRICE CURRENT. Office, Nos. 10
and 131 Gravier street, New Orleans. mo 2dptf
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Jacob OFT.

CT L, p l. n L L r,
$50 Magazine Street, Corner Calliope,
Is prepared to execute all orders in the Car
penter and Building line, with promptness, neat
ness and dispatch. Cisterns made and repaired.
nj If 2dp
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I've were very much grati6ed with visit
from Sir Knight Andrew Fl. Hamilton, Grand
.tysn-a,ander OF the Fort Wayne Commandery,
J OF Indiana, who came to our city to take part
rs a delegate, in the Triennial Conelave OF
knights Tamplar. Mr.. Hamilton, though a
5oSyng rlan, he's acquired an enviable reputa-
ton for capacity and integrity, which fact was
conclusive civ shown at the recent election in
Indiana, when he was chosen by handsome
majority to represent the Twelfth District OF
that State in the Forty Fourth Congress. Mr..
Hamilton is a Democrat, pure and simple, ana
Is heart and hand in accord with his Southern
brethren of the same political family. His
career in Congress will no doubt be distin-
sSsished one.
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Roots and Shoes

Al
EACHMAN'S SHOE EMPORIUM
Is Camp Street y
Under City Hotel
stock unrivaed. and prices in kssying Ni5h III
times A call solicited. IT. Z zap
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1t is rather unfortunate for Y. $. Deputy
Marshal Seelye that simultaneously with the
publication of his three column statement in
the Repsblican of this morning, in which he
details his outrageous proceedings IN North
Louisiana, and attempts to defend his cow
Iardly acts, tina. there should be published on
Ehe same day, in all Of the journals OF the city,
a charge of infamous conduct on his part. and
the commission CT crime, which, if proved,
Atvill send him to the penitentiary.
"a man who could so tar disgrace himself
by Srueh conduct as characterized Major See
sye'A raid in North Louisiana should be con-
sigraed to all the disgrace and intamy that
wiif follow him in future, and mark him as a
\ .hiins to be stunned by all decent and honor
sole gentlemen.
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Peoples JictOry!
Clothing! Clothing
BARGAINS!
BARGAINS!
BARGAINSl
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-01-27
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:

JIM BRANDON, Of Brandon, Bramau & Co, Gar
weston.
JsE. WALLIS, OF Wall >, La dos & Co. Galveston
LUBBOCK, OF f K LUBBOCK % Son
NJ QUIS, OF Gain n Hi.
LEON BLUM, OF l. d II Blum .
II JEMlSos, of Moody ~ Jemison
A BAKER, of A g 81 N W Baker.
GEO scnSEIDER, of Geo Schneider a 90.
IL WILLIS, of p Willis q Bro
I GARY, OF GARY AZ olphint
LkLoPMAE, in, OF KlOpman ~ Felimau,
W X McALrIN, of McAlpn q Badridp,
GnlssAS, ofDuyal Il Grinaan.
JACKSON u BROWN, Ag'ts, Wac
GuggDSWtf
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$226, 800 in Cash Gifts !
AS EOIIOWgr
Gifts !
As FOLLOWSl
S2.sai Cash gifts, amounting to. s2s6, So
Ohe Chance in Every Nine

The distribution will be in public, and viii
be made under tho same form and regulation,
as the San Francisco and Louisville Librar,
Gift concerts. under the supefv sion OF !
committee of prominent citizens, selected by
the ticket holders.
Reference as TO the integrity OF this entor-
prise, and of tho management, il nade 10 the
following well known citizens
Sam. L.. Tibbals, A. Topohce, J. Nalsh, j
ii. Gerrish- members of Git, Council
Judge I. j, Black, Assistant United Stateq
Assessor; Malsh a Greenwald, proprietors
Metropolitan Hotel; Eugene Moore. Citr
Marshall; W. w. Hull architect: j. Keboe
Constable; j, Cupier, jeweler; Capt. S Howe
contractors o. d. Richmond & Co. commits
sion merchants. II. f. Cambell. prosrietor
Central Hotels Singleton & Crealh, prsprie-
tors Pacific Stables; :. p Hi.eh. merohsnt
Sandy, Utah. a. &. Harrison, Helena, Mon.
tana.
We viii also announce that each snd very
person nuying ticket cen al any aud ali
times oxanine our books, and al bnsines
transactions connected wish tho enterprise /;
ana "a lie drawing Of prizes vii be placed IN,
me hands OF honest and disiitsrestcd men, il
Wili insure a FIR and impartial d9lubution.
Goo4, responsible Agents waatsd. Lf5eyai Com.
9afssioas aloVed.
esS- Money should be sent bv expres - or
by dratt ON ANY solvent bar K. nv postot,ics
Money Order or Registered letter az our rjss
For particulars, addregs
e. ". MORGAN,
Manager.
Loes Box ljS, Corinuc, Utah.
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Arrival and Departure OF EgaIis
at Waco,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

Mails by rail routs via Houston, Galveston
and New Orleans aud north via Dallas, Nc
Kinney and Sherman, leave daily, Sundays
excepted, at Z a. m. Arrive daily, Sundays
excepted, at olo p. m. Mail closes at 8.
p. m.
Mails southwest via Bolton and Austin
leave daily, Sundays excepted, at ! a. m, Ar
rive daily, Mondays excepted, at G q. m.
Mails ives, via Gatesville and Hamilton
leave Tuesdays and Fridays at I a. m. Ar
rves Wednesdays and Saturdays at 6p m
Mails northwest via Clifton, Meridian and
Stepnenville, leave on Sundays, Tuesdays and
Thursdays at Z a. III. Arrives Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays at 6p. IN.
Mails northeast via Hillsboro and inferno.
date points leave daily, Sundays excepted, at
2. a, m. Arrive daily, Mondays excepted, at
7p. m.
Mails for Towash leave Tuesday at 6 a. IN.
Arrives Friday at p. m.
Male close at 8 p. m.
Office hours from 81 a. m. TO 4. p. no., weel;
days. Or Sundays from 81 to 10 a. IN.
Waco, December LIST, 1873.
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DAILY EXAMINER.
WACO, TUESDAY, JANUARY 81
THE ORDERS.


WACO LODGE, No. 4, KNIGHTS or PYTHIAs,
meets every Wednesday evening, in Odd Eel
lows Hall. Sojourning Knights cordially in.
vitei. JSo. s. MOORE, G. c.
WILL LAMBERT, X. of r. and s.
Waco LoDeE, No. 10, l. o, 0. H., meets
every Wednesday evening, in Odd Fellows
HALL serner Bridge aud Second Street.
II. L. GrrrEY, N, g.
A. g. TRADEwTEL Rec. Secretary.
WACO EsoANPMESr, No. "a, I. O. o. F.,
meets second and fourth Tuesday evenings
each month, in Odd Fellows' Hall.
H. L. GUFFEY, c. p
L. II. GoLDsTEIS, Scribe.
]. II. GURLEY LoDeE, No. 337, A. +. &
A. NJ, meets in Masonic Hall, on Saturday
on or before the full moon in each month.
w. II. WILKES, W. NJ.
e. P. MASSEY, Secretary.
WACO LoDeE, No. 90, F. 4. & A. NJ, meets
on the first Saturday before the full moon in
each month SIMON B. TRIoE, w. NJ.
L. A, HIGrTowHER, Secretary.
WHITE HALL GRACE, No. 27.-Regular
monthly meetings: two o'clock P. NJ, first
Monday in each month. Call Meetings every
Thusrday evening at seven o'clock Visiting
and scjourning Brethren are invited to attend.
G. NJ. HUBBY, Secretary.
THos. Conn, Master.
EUREKA Lopez, No. I'll, /. o. d. d. meets
second and fourth Sunday in each month at
Odd Fellows Hall. S. WoLF
President.
l. ii. GoLDsTEIN, Secretary.
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osy DTuHuNhyt NeN lC
Agents Wanted.
Or. Gagyin's elixir of Tar,

II is recommended by regular Medical praetuon
r., and speedy cure guaranteed or colds con- hs
eatarrh, asthma. bronchitis, splitting blood, cOn
G sumption and pulmonary mplainis Scroua
ryspclas, dyspupsay and Gout Dysentery, Chol
ra-morbua, cholera and all liver aud bowel com
laints Kidney diseases and all affections of the
urinary Urtgrs, reiitciN lIlmlt, free from min
era or alcoholic properties, pleasant TO take and
never known to fail Price, 81 90 per bottle. Full
particulars, viii medical testimony and Certificates
sent on application Address
L.. f. HYDE n CO.,
1876 Seventh AyunGc, hew York.
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WOman's Medical Adviser,

neat little book, ontalnsg causes, symptoms
d treatment OF all ordinary affections affiictin
female sex, can be had by enclosing rs cents.
Address as above. octl4m
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Darts from the nay,Il



A book inst issued, exposing the "Personals -
that have appeared In the New York ncwsplrers
their history and lesson Stylish Viains fully ex
posed. Advertisements of dosperate men to 6,as
tiiu women, clandestiTed meetings, how frus.ra-
ted. The history of the Goodrich tragedy, the re
suit of ''pelsOnal." Description of living Broad
way statues. Exposes social corrupnon. Sent on
receipt VI so cents. Address Unique Printing House
So Vrsey Street New Yurl,
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OFFICERS:
Il WILLIS, President, NO LAUvx, Secretary.
ALPHossE LkUYE, Cashier.
NJ QuIs, VICE PHEsTD'T. II KryBAIL, AT. Caslir
BDCHENowETH, Genl Ag't, Insurance Depsrmt't
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TEXAS BANKING
AND
Insurance Company
Galveston.
rue DAgkEG DEp4AT.rlNr

VIII give particular attention to collections ii IA
interior Of the State, and all parts Of the United
States, without charge, except Customary ralos Of
exchange. WI receive deposits on open account
tentlon TO its charter, will divide pro rata anon
Its depostOrs from onefourth to one half OF the np
profits offs business
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EDUCATIONAL.
poARpISG AND DAY school,


The FAN Term u the private school taueht ny
the Ender7ignad win begin Angus 2dth, and con.
time twenty weeks. Mua'c tsu-ht by MadgpQ
Simeon; French nraRiHN Mn w. h. Bro wn
Euglish Branches Mics $ c. l.ambJin, assisted by
Miss NJ. e. Thompson.
YEHMS-Con, Onc-haf IN advance. ouehalf
middle of session Board and washius per mont
OF four weeks, Si6,O1. Tbiton, in Englsh bruchn
per month, $500 10 80. D. Music French an
Drawing az the u-uai rates CHARGES 10 hnprd aud tn
iton made trn.N time % entrance 10 ,ld uf term
without deduction, EXCEPT i0r pr1ifattcd iluess
Rc'ilcnrn ana sch0ul room, Austin Avenue, he
tween Ninth snl icDth Streets.
aii,s. $. s.. LhNE1IN
MISS sc, LAliEHlN
aug7lEwG
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The New Remedy for a rupture

A mot Important lllNcnuOn. SOLD by Tie Elastic
Truss Co., No Gs3 broadway. New York City. 1t
retains rupture absolutely in ease and comfort day
and hight, Ut all times, under all circumstances
of during the hort time requisite TO effect per
manent cure. ,nt by mail. Circulars free Ar
druggist or physician will order this truss for 20
without cnaTee
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y. EESNSIIEIM " BRO.
IMPORTERS and Wholesale dealers n
Il Cigars, Leaf and Manufactured Tobacco,
Tooacco in hogsheads ard bales for the Mexi.
can Market. Nos. VI end 10 Gravier street.
NC" oreaps, La. ol2wly'72
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-03
New York Market.

NEW YORK, September 2.-Cottopss.
Quiet at l6a@17sc. Flour-Superfne
western and state 81 1896 90; common
to good s5'lo(95 80; white wheat west
ern extra S. 70@6 80. Wheat-Active,
irregulla and unsettled; No. Chicago
81 l0s; No. 2 do 81 1901 l6; No. 2
Northwestern 81 l6@1 II; No. spring
81 2SR6l 35. Rye-Quiet at SSG95c.
Barley and Malt-Quiet. Coma
shade frmer with a better export inquiry;
high mixed and yellow western 85(GS5sc;
white 99@S SAC. Oats-A shade firmer and
fair business; new mixed western SEA
Soc; white 53@57. Hay-Steady at
SIG 10. Hops-Quiet at lOtG15 for low
to fair. Coffee-Dull. Sugar-Quiet at
St@Ssc. Molosses-Quiet and unchang-
ed. Rice-Dull and heavy. Petroleum
-Drude sc; refined ~. Turpentine-
Steady at S5c for spirits. Eggs Heavy
at Hobo. Pork-Duli at 500 IS for
new mess. Bcef-Uschanged. Cut
Meats-Quiet; middles, quiet at l24@
122c for long clear Iard-Heavy at l4sc
for prime steam. Better-Heavy at %
@3lc for western. Cheese Firm; COM
mon to prime l&@l0ac. Whisky
Firmer ut 81 O2f1I on. ~ - ""
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The Coffee Market.

The importers and dealers of coffee in
. Baltimore express some dissatisfaction at
the present state of the market, and are
Somewhat disappointed as regards rise
IA price, which was predicted and expect
cd To have occurred about this time. The
supply is steadily increasing, and the
present stock of Rio in first hands,
amounting to l99.OO6 bags, are said to ne
distributed as follows! New York 81, $40
bags; Baltimore, 36,494 bags; Hampton
Roads, 1920 bags; Savannah 1000 bags;
atioat, due ut several ports, $4,000 sacks
Late reports from Rio de Janeiro show
that the average daily receipts Of late
have been 10000 bags, which is an in
crease. All prospects are favorable for
large crop during the present season.
On the other hand. it is claimed by inn
portcrs that the receipts here have been
comparatively light, and ali evidences
nave been bearing towards II Stiffening in
prices, notwithstanding which, figures
are much the same H. one month ago
Baltimore Stm.
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POLICE CoURT.-Four cases were dis
posed of at the Police Court Yesterday
morning.
Frederick Klapproth, charged with
selling liquor without license, was fined
twenty dollars and costs.
The case against Mary Dornam,
charged with disordcrly conduct was
dismissed at her costs.
Charles Mccoy and William Smith,
two tramps, were committed to Jail for
thirty days each, in default of paying a
fine oftwenty dollars and costs. They
were charScd with vagrancy.
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Wheeling Retail Market.

SECOND WARD-W "Wednesday morning
There WAS very largo and excellent
market. Fruit and vegetables were never
plcnticr. o? Of better quality. Such an
abundance Of peaches as has been this
season was never observed before. The
farmers for forty miles away were there
with wagon loads. As high a. thirty
four wagons. many Of which were in bulk.
containing peaches, were counted. Price,
for everything were very fair, and the
demand good though all had n6t sold out
when the bell rung.
PRoDUCE-Spring chickens, 2jCq 3Oc
apiece; butter scarce al GOA 3Oc; eggs
in fair supply at Ia l5c per doz.; lard.
lGcpcr H. honey, 80 to 40c per h.
NEGETABLEs-Picklcs SOFA sc per
100, and scarce; potatoes, large supply
from 2uCa 3Oc per peck sweet potatoes ycrv
plenty, so cts per peck; tomatoes, 15Cr, DO
per peck; corn 1OC6,I5c per doz. cab
bages, 3(a5c per head; string beans. lOta
2Oc per peck; onions, 4Or0 GOc per peck:
carrots, three punches for lOc; bects. three
bunch for To-; cucumbcrs, } for 81; caul-
flowers lONd l5c per head; lima beans l5c
per quart.
FRrrTs-Applc, were plenty at
loCG 2oc per peck according to quality:
pears 4Otaj6Oc per peck; plumbs, SOFA 90
per peck; peaches 40l1 5Oc q pack. can
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-03

PERsoNAL.-Mr. James K. McLaugh-
lin, Of the tribe of "Buckeys," having
taken the advice of the sage of Chnpps-
qua, left for the West yesterday after
noon. He has gone on prospecting"
tour to Utah, and if he likes the country
he will probably settle at Salt Lake City,
and will at once commence his studies
preparatory to entering the ministry
under Brigham Young.
DIR. Ford of the slower end" returned
home yesterday.
Rev. Mr.. Armstrong, Rector of St.
Matthews Episcopal Church, arrived from
Missouri with his family last evening.
PUBLIC SALE.-The Third ward pub
Ii cschool property will be offered at pub
lie sale in front of the Court House this
morning. ........ .....