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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-24

TIE CouRTs.-luunicipai CoHH-Judgc
Cranmer. This court met at the usual
hour yesterday morning, aud took up tho
unfinished chancery cause Of jacob shy.
der ia. Lewis Lunsford 81 al. The hear.
Ing Of the evidence and argument in this
case occupied the entire day, and in the
evening It was submitted 10 the Court,
Tho court adjourned TO meet at 10 A. NJ.
to-day. = Ng nv ~
Ibtioc C6mi-Jndge Cranmer. There
was but one case before His Honor yes.
terday morning. Hannah Fitzsimnl6ns,
for drunkenness, was fined 800 and costs.
In default Of payment, the gentle Han.
hah will seek the charms Of solitude for
the,next thirty days, That's what's The
matter with lIAn'n aAsAE
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srEANRoArMES are preparing for the
breakup Yesterday men were en-.
ployed tn eating the Ice away from the
lteamets, and making other necessary
precautions 10 secure their safety.
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r0NMIYsloNEhsi sAG8oflNNR.
Valuable Farm In Marshall County

Notice /, hereby itcn that W shall pnrs,lanl to
4 llcCfG Of the County Court for Marshall county,
West Virginia, made and ehtciIl IN The 18th day
Of january 1875, IN a cause In Chancrry tendlng In
sall Court, wherein The Merchants National lhhk
Of West Virginia, Ut Wheeling, Il Complainant, anil
Martin T. Wayuian and Others are defendants,
prUcNl 10 sell al phhlle ald % lie highest anil
lest bidder at the iruhl ,lunr 81 the Court House Of
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FOR SALE
GAZE OF BUSINESS.

herewith respectfully aullupcO that have To-
tAy Adld hoy COitectlOl6ry aHlI lst4uTaIt bil,lhe
10 Mi August RenlahSetI,A All accounts ~ my
late firm, pro and contra, will IL settled with and
by me. Soliciting for my successor the favor Of the
public, ~ largely bestowed upon me,
rpInllD, TeslrCltully,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-24
GheQntelliqetrrer.
WEDXESDAY, FEB q, 1875.

New Advertisements.
For Salc-Dwelling.
Wanted-Unfntnished Room.
Siereoscopie YieSs-Nlcoll.
Wanted-Afah and Wife.
Sealed Proposals. .ira
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-24

THERE is less complaint about our
sidewalks, that is to say, less people are
down on them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-24

ETHEREAL mildhcssD il beginning to
tliaw out little.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-24

Commencing Al 10 O'clock A. w., the following de-
tCflCl rial estate, that Is 10 y A retan tract Of
land situate OIL the waters Of Dgts' Hum In the
county Of Marshall and State II West Virginia;
bounded "a follows, to-Wli; Beginning at stone In
lane CORNER Ia Samuel Allen thence s. AK west,
g poles to stake on a nVlhe, bAneh Of lbIgsS'
Hum thence down aid hVlho With the fneandeFs
thereof aud binding lhetuUn, 100 4GiO p0les, 10 q
ieech on the north lnhk q SM branch Of run;
thence n. al,S, west II 7.iO poles TO betchj N.
2llS' WEst 10 FLO poles to white oak; n $50 vest
4ii0 poles, ID aStake; thence n. 81 eas II AID
POLES 10 sugar lrcei thence N 42ISs east 10 S.l0
poles 10 4 l0gEUUi n. AZ east 10 Inlea to sugif
trrei n 3ilS east % poles TO an iFunWu0ij n. Bj5
cast t.iO poles to stone; thence n. 8SiSd east II
pOleS 10 4 ltgnei thence N. 61o east tgE poles 10
stone near Locust; N. ca east poles 10 d larFe
hickory n ~ TaSt POLES 10 sugar tree thence H.
S. eaSt 10 poicS to beSeh on the west hfaneh Of
BquP Rum thence down sid bFahch n. IKE West
" poles 10 stake, cutnef 10 land Of Thomas Todd
thence up branch Of BoggS Run with the mean
deFs thereof, and binding hefcOh, q $40 poles 10
stone; thence g. q west III 9.lO pbles t1A stone;
thence s. 66lSo Wst o poles 10 the IlaCe Of btslns
ming containing one hundred and four Acres and
llRty.hve Tolcs, le Tho Sime more o. los With all
the buildings and appnfienancta thefeunto belong
Ing.
FERMS OF sALE-O ne.ihifh Of The purchase mon
By In cash, and tho balance IN two equal annual pay
iienta the deferred payments TO 10 Jecurcd 10 tie
- a.
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THEAE was a pretty general cleaning Of
iavements yesterday. 4a..I .t,
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IN the late icy weather 4! was re.
marked that fall fingered In The lap Of
winter.
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NOTICES.

Mi. ]. q, Dillon will be found at The old
Stand Tor the present, andwlll aid In closing
the accounts Of The late firm, io29
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THIS kind of weather makes plenty Of
hlnnle sugar.
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FoR alpacas or Other dty goods 60 to
j. W. FERREt's.
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BUFFALO William next
-S~&
Toilet notices are increasing.
WELtsnuRo Is eighty-six years old.
TItE river commenced rising yesterday
THIS kind Of weather makes plenty Of
maple sugar.
ETHEREAL mildhcss" Ia beginning to
tIaw out little.
THEIRS was a pretty general cleaning Of
lavements yesterday. 4a.. r,
IN the late icy weather IL was re.
marked that fall fingered In The lap Of
winter.
THERE IL Less complaint about ouf
sidewalks, that IL to say, less people are
down on them.
A CITIZENS meeting inthe interest Of
The Ohio river improvement will be held
In Pittsburgh next week.
THE railroad companies may get their
backs mp enough 10 allow palSengets
small compensation for travelling on
their roads.
IT il said that ~. M will Hliit The
teil' at steubenville shortly. They have
lren very bad up there lately, and deserve
this infection. -s-,..l-.ss ..,....
srEANBoArMES are preparing for the
breakup, Yesterday men were en-.
Ployed II editing The Ice away itom the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-24

WkLlsnpno d eIshty.sIx yeats oIl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-24

TnE very best 6ailces at 0 cents per
yard, at j. W. EERREL,s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-24

rnE tlvet commenced tI.lnE ye.lettln,
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BurrAi.o wt1nlAN next
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-24

TOILET notices are increasing.
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1. Blum & Bro.
fe2O
The daily gazette., 1875-11-29
The Resumption Act.

The New York Herald has awakened
to the absurdity of the resumption act
passed at the last session of Congress
TO strengthen the Administration
party. In the issue of the Herald, of
Saturday, it let's the secrets of its party
out in an article in which it discusses
the views of Acting Vice President
Ferry. The HeraM says;
"The truth is that the act Of last
winter was not a measure of finance,
but mannuvre of politics. The Re-
publican party had just been disas-
trously beaten in the elections, and
thought II necessary to do something
10 retrieve It's sinking prospects. The
The measure it adopted was mere lip
service to specie payments. 1t
amounted to nothing, because there
was no provision made for the inter.
mediate steps. 1t was as absurd as it
would be TO say to a workman that a:
the end of precisely four minutes he
must stand on the topmost round of a
high ladder, when the ladder had no
rounds, and none were supplied for
The first forty feet from the gronnd
While our Government has been thus
trihlng with q great subject there has
been n successful contemporary exam
pie OF intelligent dealing with a similar
problem. We refer, of course, to
France. The Government of France
has acted on sound financial PRINCIPLES
1t did not attempt to drive the wedge
butt end forement. 1t did not begin
by fixing day for resuming specie
payments, but by adopting measures
Tor bringing its paper currency to par.
1t had succeeded in this nearly two
years ago, but even then it was in no
haste TO resume, being unwilling to
take any risk which might inperil
the stability of what it had accom-
plished. 1t was not until some seven
or eight weeks ago that it fixed a day
1or specie resumption, although its
currency had been maintained steadily
at par for a long period. And when
1t did recently tix the date it did not
select an Immediate but distant one.
The Bank OF France will not resume
specie payments until January, 1878,
although its notes are at par and it has
gold in its Golfers to the amount of
hvehundred million francs. This NAV
be an excess OF caution; but it is
better to err on the safe side. The
fundamental REQUESTS of a good cur
rency is stability of value, and 1t
would have so ansetlling and Gala mi
tous an effect to resume and then be
again compelled to suspend that it is
better to wait until business Is firmly
rooted after the currency 10 brought
to par before actually redeeming ii in
gold"
The daily gazette., 1875-11-29
'ruE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE -

THE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE -
A Washington special TO the New
York Times" says Mr.. Ferry, of
Michigan, who has become acting Vice
President by the death of Mr.. Wilson
is not regaI ded as "in accord with the
administration on the currency ques-
ton" and there will undoubtedly"
be an attempt to displace HIM from
the chair. Two years ago he was fierce
for "more money" but we have seen
newspaper statement this season that
he has "modified' his views on that
subject. The New York "Herald" is
even more emphatic. 1t insists that
unless Mr.. Ferry makes satisfactory
exposition of his views the Senate
shall cause him to step down and out
The daily gazette., 1875-11-29

How THE SOUTH HAS BEEN GOVERNED.
As sample of the way the local gov
ernments in the.South.. have been con.
Quoted by the Republicans, in cense-
quence OF Grants army and bayonet rule,
we present the following, which we cut
from an exchange paper
West Feliciana is one OF the Republi.
can strongholds of Loui lana, and tho
Grand Jurors Of the parish have Just
shown the meaning of Republican rule
IN the South, where Repu blicanism has
none OF the elemests that make it re-
spectacle in the North. The Parish
Treasurer, William K. Stirling, openly
acknowledges that he is not fit to keep
the parish accounts and does not under
stand them. When questioned as to
the different funds, the taxes collected
and the disposition made of the money,
ne betrayed utter Ignorance of the whole
subject. Ee did not even know some of
ms own bondsmen, nearly all Of whom
hao quahned as owners of property to an
amount which the assessment-rolls did
not verify. He had no regular hours of
DnslnGss, but left everything to his clerk,
Il. L. Weber, VINO is his heaviest bonds
man, and is also Senator from the
The daily gazette., 1875-11-29

Twelfth District. Mr.. Stirling distin-
guished himself as a member of the Po-
Ice Jury by getting the amount of tie
Treasurer hail bond reduced from S2o,-
600 to $4,000 between the date of his
election and the day of enter ing upon his
duties. He Is likewise salary -grabber
in nall way. having received $35 for
attendance at session of the Police
Jury when he was in Jail on a charge OF
murder. To finish the p CURE, we may
add that ont of fifteen names signed to
the Grand Jury report, eleven are sigma
lures by means of cross.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-29
another Collision at sea.

THE SHIP HOLDEN BADLY DAMAGED BY A
rRTTISH wAR-SHIP.
PLYMOUTH. Novem Der 2S.-The British
iron urret-ship Monarch, of the Chan
mel Fleet, came in collision to-day with
the Holden, from Pensacola for London.
The Holden was badly damaged, her
bows being smashed il. The mau-of-
war was also ser ously injured, and both
vessels have put into this harbor.
The Holden's officers assert that the
Monarch tried to cross their bows, and
after the collision steamed away without
Offering assistance.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-29

N oTlCE.orhe Chesapeake ana no,.-
~ Canal Company.-A general al ,noei neAwl
the Comp any will be held at iha h.aeeHnz
Philadelphia, on MONDAY. DecamSS0nle 1 SSnea
1875, at II O'Clock, A. NJ, 'Soenoer
novl,s.22,29 HENRY V. LESLEY so...
The daily gazette., 1875-11-29

The trial of Avery, at st. Louis, is con-
tinued. Quite u sensation was made in
the Court on Saturday by the reading of
telegrams from Washing ton.
Alfred Bevis, crooked distiller, swore
that it "had always been his understand
ing that Avery and Bahcock were men,
bers of the ring" Among the kilograms
read, these three taken together shed a
food of light upon tie true inwardness
of MeDonaid's visit to Washington for
the purpose of getting revocal of Bris-
tow's order changing the districts OF sus-
pected revenue officers:
WASHINGTON ID c. Dec :, 1874 -Colone.
john :. Joyce. Planters House, 81, LouiS: lila
II. and ii. are here. You will hear from me
tomorrow. JOHN.
WASHINGTON. ID. c. Dec :, ls74 John 4
.Joyeo Planters House, 81. LOUIS: Dead do /,
The goose hangs altitudleum. The sur
shines. JOHN.
WASHINGTON, j. c., Feb. 8 ISIS John 4
Joyce, Reuenue Agent, 81 Louis: The order di
reCting you to report TO Superqi or NJ cDOna Il
at Philadelphia, on the 18th, is suspended
W. DOUGLASS. Commissi ner.
Babcock and Grant have uow an op
portunity to rise and explain. Let them
Hthey are innocent, follow Bristow's ex
ample.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-29

Receiver Southern Distric, ;AnhAR
south of 9th street INCLUDING
The daily gazette., 1875-11-29
NOTICE TO WATER RENTERS
IN ''@'
O. WATER DEPARTMENT

n oIICE.-At the last stated mse,,r
the managers o. the WilminSton
mgs Fund Society, it was ON motion i,on raso
ts pay to the DeposItors 5lS per cent 'Iso ner
mum, calculated mon .hly, no interest p M
a.lowea , on fractions of a month, to commes
a. sbat .ne oeglnnlng ginning OF the next fiscal year 4
una, the treasurer give notice of The inc,ss
of the rate OF interest at least tSrod sne ancre
before the end Of this year '' n''ii'
ALBERT W. SMITH, rreas'r
Wilmington, Sept. 20. 1875. '0I,e,J ,n
The daily gazette., 1875-11-29
DUBLIC SALE
OF
Personal Property
REAL ES 7 A 7 f.

THE undersigned. executor of Jno. Tweed
deceased, will sell the following pe'son-
al prTTTerttyi T tyiRM ep the en premises Ano"n d. 'H
THURSDAY. THE 9Th DAY OF pECEM-
to wit: Household and Kitchen Furniture |;
also one Cart AMI Harness. carriage and
Harness ,wo PloNs. Fly Wheel. Cutting Box
Slei b, Tbresher, cider Mill Feed Chest the
Running Gear o, a Wagon. MOVING aI ,lne'
Is X of Corn, Lot of Bones; So, one Gray
Mule, one Bay Mare. one Gray Mare, one
Yoke of Oxen three Fat Cat le, one Eow.
one Hei er. one. Fresh ,'ow with Can at
her side: and about l9 tons OF hay by the
ton and Fodder by the bundle.
Also at the me time and place. the f9l-
loving r al state to Vt; The Farm Of the
deceased lying 10 ELK township. Chester
isvi lc, and bounded BY lands of VIM. Booth,
Joscph Mem ster, John Tweei. Jr.. Lewis
! Wright and others, and COT taining about SIX
~ acres of land This farm has good srsEs@-ss,
h!d iFiHG spr@s r@Gsii House s' aso, = Apple Or ii
Ghard and other fruit trees. ~ n, -
Also, the farm known rs the SCOTT
FARM" lying n ar Kimbleeyil'e. IN franklin
township, chester county ia" and bounded
and lands of heirs Of John monteomery, de-
ceased. and John Tweed. Jr.. containing
2l61s acres of land. more or less. with tine
| large tWo-story brick house ana pump AT
The door: n so three teuar hous S, good
spring house over frst-cass spring of wa
| ter. large barn ith extensive shedding ct
| tached wheelwright and black smith shops
! corn cribs wagon and carriage houses. two
I good apple orchards, and an abundance OF
timber fo the use of he farm.
| ANY uarties wishing to examine the real
| estate before the day Of sale will please call
| on John Tweed. Jr on the adjoining farm
sale to c tmu ence at o'clock sharp; no
| posiponement on account of weather.
| Conditions made known on day of sale by
MANSEL TWEED, Executor.
| CHARLES FOREMAN, Auct'r. Nov. lot
The daily gazette., 1875-11-29
REGISTERS ORDERS.
REGIsTER,s ORDER.
RIeIsTEg's QPYIcs


New Castle County. November 5. 1875
Upon the application Of Margaret Kes
Administratrix OF JOHN kEEL3
late OF Penceder Hundred, in said COun1
deceased, it is ordered and directed BY 4
Register that Adminis.ratrix aforesaid. d
notice of the granting Of Letters Of AdminI
tration upon the Estate of the deceased, VI
the date Of granting thereof, by causing
from the date of such Letters, in six Of
most public places of the County OF N
Castle. requiring all persons having dema1
against the Estate, to present the same,
abide by an Act ofAssembly in such case md
and provided. And also cause the same 70
inserted within the same period in the pa
Gazette, a newspaper published IN v
mipgton and to be continued therein thA
weeks, (E. o. d.
LIS. Otfice of the Register aforesaid !.
49, New Castle, in New Castle Coun
aforesaid the day and yes, s6ovswrltts1
s. C, BlGGS, Registei
The daily gazette., 1875-11-29
WILMINGTON. DEL. NOV. 20, 1878

A "CoMPRoMIsK" VERDIcr.-The jury
in the case of the killing of an unknown
tramp, which retired on Wednesday
night at 0 O clock, returned into Court
this NOR ming at 10 o clock, with verdict
mot guilty" This they termed a COM
promise verdict" They asked to be dis
charged on Friday; but the Court re-
fused their request. 1t now seems they
have rendered an unusual verdict; one
which, under other circumstances they
lead us to infer they would not have
rendered. 1t is the first time we believe
that such a verdict has ever been rem
dered in Delaware.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-29
NOTICE.

All per.ons having claims against the
tate OF the deceased must present the sas
duly attested t, the Adminlstratrix. on
before November 5th. p76 orsblde the !.
of Assem- bly, in such caFe made and proy,dS
MARGARET KEELY,
Administering.
Address s14 Schuykill Southera Avsn!
Philadelphia. noVlV-eou9v
The daily gazette., 1875-11-29
GRANT RESOLUTE.

President Grant announces that he
will listen to no appeals in regard to
reconsideration of his order consoli-
dating the revenue districts through
ont the country.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-29
NOIICES.
r, AK PAYERS TAKE NOTICE,

The undersigned, receiyers - M
School Taxes for the city OF WIZ, Cty n
1915, give notice TO persons WIZ gton,
paid their city and School Tax To- nave 4
have had their bills presented isi6, Al
Iequred by law, to call and set,,o .,n' ,s they |
days from delivery OF .he bill Tha .ne sand
request all such persons 10 call Mt :. !, Ieceiyl
No 10 East Sixth street. and settia eir "a
delay; they having given bonds to .Withl
the money Is due them and thev a. 'ne cil
sible for 1t, and they hepe those the. " reepd
will be prompt, while. perhans nas s can 4
cannot pay at once, will cali and rnane sTnlne Y
arrangements to pay when tLev naae ake sol
most respectful ly ask You II oah, and
your attention SO as to avoid tropb,No b,Nc
or unpleasantness, The city naoJe' co1
and requires us to coll ct il or eus ,,o moo
what we propose to do is to coiJe,ipa pay II,
fhe receivers also give notice anu a pay
Der OF lots In the I'd, Sd, 5th. 7tb s,h y, nd
10th wards that they cannot find IN IN gth 1
OF. All such persons owning said t,g own(
please call and settle or We viii Will Iots
for taxes and costs. VIII eel III
ONCE No 10 East Sixth streo,
Market land King. Hours from : ~ oe!v(
every evening. and on market meo ocl1
Receiver Northern District nsosT,
north OF 9Th street) Vncuding
Receiver Southern District uni,AR AK
south of 9th street N'hciudlng
Octll I
The daily gazette., 1875-11-29
The Daily Gazette
[. p. JOHNSON. EpiroR AND PROPRIETOR

TIE DAILY GAZETTE is pusllshed every az
~ernoon. Sunday excepted,) at A6 Market
Street, and served by carriers to subscribers
N all parts Of the city and surrounding towns
weekly. Yearly subscribers, 50 in advance.
HE OK DEMOCRATIC DAILY IN THE STATE.
THE DELAWARE GAZETTE, established in
VISA, is the largest and most hourishing week
v In the state, and has larger circulation.
than any other on the Peninsula Published
every Thursday afternoon, at 81 + year, in
advance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-09
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

SsfRoLoey. TvE1rIH PAeIssIxth cqanan
B8ARpERSsn RScswsec3ns column
BRoS G29 SGium RlAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sroOSD
BUSINESS oPPogTUSfrIEs-N NINTH PACE
CRY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sscoSD rAen-First
CLERK AND sALEsMEN-TwrLrru PAon-Fourth
coAGmMEN AND G1RDENERs-TwrLrru PAGr-Finh
ooAsT P5iSi srEAMsHIps-sHcosD pAos-Fourth and
SoRAE .H rAo. s, -, ,,,,,
COUNTRY BoARD-sEcoSp PAGn-second ana thiro
To S9sRR AND
fasnPhrd and
ExcuEsio Ss:. NcosD PAGn-Fifth and sixth columns.
iS5 Ppm TO LIT
FIRST PAcE-sixth column
EEhS
'HEiP WANTED MALgs-rwELFru PAeE-Finh col
HORSE g., CARRIAGES, Ac.-FrRsr PAcH-Third, fourth
noTELs-sIeSSD PAes-sseopd !, column.
INsTEucTioN-EE4vENrH PAGrzzsixth column.
I.ECTURE SEA, ON-BLEyENTH PAGE-Sixth column
LOST AND FOuND-FIRsr PAeE-second column.
M zSBLE oss%H column
HEpIoA Az rns PAGEmsixth column .,n,
MUSICAL-ELEyENTH PACE-Sixth column.
NEW PUBLICATIONS-SRvnNrH PAGE-Sixth column.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SrH PAGR-Sixth column.
rERS0NAL-FIRsr PAGE-First and second columns;
PIANOFORfES, ORGANS, &C. ELEVENTH PAGE-Sixth
column
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALEs-
PRoPEhTY or fHE 6iTq For SALE OR
RBNT-SEcoSD pAGB-Fst column.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHAAGE-SKCoND PAGR-First
REAL EsTArL wANTED-spcoND PAon-Frst and
ond columns
Observation-Disclosures AGE--Sixth column.
REWARDs-FIbsT PAGs-Second column.
SALES. AT AUCTlON-1wELFTH PAGE--sixth column.
SITUATIONS ES-TwELFrH PAGE
Fl St second, third and fourth columns
SITUATIONS Observation-Disclosures PAGE
SPECIAL NOTICIls-F1Rsr PAaE-second and third
spoRiiSd~Dods. BIRDS. &C-Frnsr PAGE-Thrd
.sTORAGE-TwELyIH PAGE-Fifth column.
SuMMER RHs0RTS-SRcoND PAGE-Third column.
TIE TRADES-fwRLFrH PAcE-Ffth column.
THE TURF--FIRsr PAcE-Third column
20 LET FOR BUSINESS PUkPOSES-F1RsT PAdR-
Fifth and sixth columns
TRAVELLERS, GUlDE-SEooND PAGE-Fifth column.
UNPUBLISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
, r. FIRST PAGH--Sixth coiu mn.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FIRsT PAGE-Sixth column.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.-ELEvENTH PAdR-Sixth
wRsfCHEsITER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SRooND PAGR--First column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FIRsr PAGE-Sixth ool-
nmn-