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The New York herald., 1875-09-16
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, Sept l4saed, ships California, Nelson, and
Martha Bowker, Woodside, New York; Lawrence Brown
Williams, Savannah barks Argonaut (Nor Olsen, New
York; Johanne (Nor), Muller, do.
Sailed 18th, bark Israel (swo) Tassn United States
BARROW, Sept I4-Sailed, brig G Neumann Gaedebchn
GER DethoH United States
CARDIFF Sept l4-Saled, bark Solomon Ferguson Zanz
bar; brig Veteran dr, Hudson, Cadiz.
ELsISoRE, sept s-Aryed, brig Lie Houghton, Rose
New York for Stettn; 10TH bark Potter Warwick (Br
Kline do for Cronstalt mot arrived at c.
GLASGOW Sept l4-Arrived, bark Framat (swe) Lune.
grens Wilmington, NC.
GREESocR Sept 14-Arrved bark Ocean Ger, Paulsen
Quebec.
Sailed 18th. brig Henry Dewey Loring. Cienfuegos
HAyRR Sept 14-Arrived. steamer Vile de Paris dr. Ca
hour New York.
LIVERPOOL, Sept l4-Sailed, ships Harriet McGnvery,
Blake st John, NIB; Pomona (Br Hamilton North Amer
lea
Sailed 18TH steamer Ohio, Morrison, Philadelphia.
LONDON Sept l4-Cleared ship william (Bp, Journey,
United States; brig Sterling (Br, Thompson, do.
Sailed from Gravesend 18TH steamer France S, Antree,
New York
LIMERICK. Sept 14-salod bark del Boschetc utaD,
Peragalle, United States
MovLLR Sept l4-Arrived steamer Peruvian (Br), Ora
ham, Montreal for Liverpool
QvEEssTowE. Sept l4rzivsd, baska nakon 'Asl tSSS
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br Mary MeGee Bridy.noy, for New York.

schr Mary MeGee, Bridgeport for New York
hchr w Parker Dean. Taunton for New YORK. =
hetr w Vaughan, Driscoll, City Island for New York.
schr Tyler, Phillips. Providence for New York
schr Success, Parsons, Providence for New York.
schr Neptune, Davis. New Haven for New YORK. -
York
Schr Sunny Side, Smith. Northport for New York.
Schr Henry May, Hatch, Portland for New York 80
Sehr Anna Russell, Ward, Portland for New ork, win
Schr smith Smith. Providence for New York.
eehr VIM Farren, Lindsey New Haven for New York
BOUND EAST.
Bedford 'F''"s0'' '
Bark = whitney CBr,, spicer New York Hamburg.
ford "
Schr + Hawley. New York for Providence.
Sehr isaac Borden Baker, New York for Fall River.
Schr L. Dhboll. Sackett, York New for New London
Sehr Ad1lr bonny, Baltimore for New Haven.
sschr II Nan, Davis. New York for Brookhaven.
schr george Temple, Smith, New York for New London.
Schr Gnrney, Quincy Hoboken for Providence.
schr Hermilion, Davis. Port johnson Providence
sellr Daniel Morris, Squires Amboy for New Haven.
Schr Merwln Bunce, Port johnson for Fall River.
Sehr Eagle, Robbins Hoboken for Boston.
scnr Mary Shields Watts Port johnson Augusta Me.
Seir ueo Hotchkiss Weaver HobOken for New Bedford
sclr Sahe Burton, Burey, New York for Stamford.
Schr John Bach, Hannah Port johnson for Boston.
Schr Golden Rule Wilson, South Amboy for Boston.
Schr sunbeam, Reilly, Trenton for New London.
Sehr starlight, Blatchiord, New York for Machas.
Sehr A rredmore sherman EiEabethport for Fall River
The revenue cutter Mosswood Amerzeen is anchor OF
the Herald Telegraph station a
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Fries sydney CB 18th, Prssdente Washington daD, Du
rante Montreal
ROTTERDAM. Sept l2sailed. bark Clara Gen, kTu'e
united States.
SOUTHAMPTON, Sept I4-Arrived, steamer Donau (Gep
Bussns, New York for Bremen
Sailed l4th bark Mcpherson r Nicol United States
Arrived In the Channel i4h, ship Macaulay Rodgers Bal
moe for Rotterdam barks Texas (Ger steens Phiadel
pha for Bremen; brig Dickie Mcbride Charleston for
London.
srErrIN Sept l-Arrived, barks Akbar Thompson. New
York; Fortune (Ger), Zimmerman. do
Arrived 18TH bark Carlton. Coggins New York; brG
Leonora. Blood, do; schrJ NJ Riley, Small do.
Sailed llh, brig Acela Thurow GRlison United States
WATERFORD Sept 14saled, bark james Primrose (Br),
Mcdonald, North America.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The lightship Relief. which broke from her moorinRs
inst (as before repoted) at Tarpaulin Cove 18th

The lighshp Relief which broke her moorne, Ilth
inst (as before reported) at Tapaulin Cove 18th
sAGUESAY
Notice hereby given that two lights beon
erected by the of Canada the to the
River Saguenay in the province Of Quebec-one situated on
Point Noir and the other situated Cos yards NV distant
from IL.
The Point Noir Is 22 feet high to yape
and the light elevated 81 feet above high
A. o5 81 N, Ion 90 AZ 35 w.
The other y feet high from vane and the
light is elevated III feet above high mark Lat
~ C5 As N, lon 80 43 or W.
The Illuminating apparatus is catoptric.
These lights the purpose leading of
Princes Shore Bar Reef and Vaches Patch be
In clear weather a distance of 8 miles.
These lights will be put in operation Sept 15 1875
WIN. SMITH,
Deputy Minister OF Marine and Fisheries
Department OF Marine and Fisheries, Ottawa, Aug ~
1875 -
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Approved, General Superintendent r. NJ S.
MARSHAL JEWELL, Postmaster General
THE EXCURSION PARTY RETURNING TO NEW
YoRK-oPNIoNs OF THE CINCINNATI PAPERS.

THE EXCURSION PARTY RETURNING TO NEW
YoRK-oPINIoNs OF THE CINCINNATI PAPERS.
PIrrsBURG Pa, Sept Is, 1875
The party who accompanied the fast limited mail to
Cincinnati are here in special car on their way back
New York. The Cincinnati afternoon press
pleased with the feat of putting New York papers in
their hands time for their earlier edition. but Of
the morning papers are not
The Gazette thus utters its growl:-''The point the
Western newspapers make is that the special fast mail
put carry the New York papers, whose circula-
ton is local only, while Cincinnati morning papers,
whose circulation is territorial wide do not have the
favor and have W pay the expense Of giving it to New
York"
The Enquirer In spirit OF appreciation OF the ben
eft derived, says of it:"This trip has demonstrated
that the Post Office Department has been compelled to
follow the lead Of the NEW YORK HERALD in bringing
great cities together 1t understood that
will start both ways Thursday next, and if we
cannot return the compliment by putting 2S 900
copies of the Enquirer in the State of New York
TO the wise of the East who gather about
the cradle of the New York Manhattan Club and the
hard money democracy OF Gramercy Park, can, at
least throw imitation flag in the face OF the Empire
City and cry, Rise up, William Allen! more money and
more rapid inter communication between sister
cities -
The party will leave for New York this morning and
If time will arrive there at twenty i've minutes past
ten A III. OH Thursday,
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHTEsTONE TELRGRAPH LINE

REPORTED HERALD YACHTS HERALD
wHTEsTONE TELKGRAPH LINE
Steamer City of New Nork Zimmerman, Havana Sept IL
with mdse aud passengers 10 y Alexandra & Sons
Steamer Richmond Kelly Bewes, Del with mdse to tho
Old Dominion Steamship Co
steamer Harrisburg Worth Philadelphia with coal to
Ship WIN Tapscott Morgan Liverpool AZ days, with mdso
to Tapscott Bros Co. 80
ship Games Porp Pauo, Rio Janero 95 days, with coffee
Bark Gyda tNorl, Ness London 30 days in ballast TO
Tetens Backman Co. Is anchored at Sandy Hook for
orders 40 80,
chalk TO Drexe Morgan Coz vessel 10 Punch, Edye Co
Bak Indiana tNor Kroeer Bristol 4d days IN ballast to
Totens Co Is anchored In Grayeend Bay for
orders.
BARK Thor No Jensen, Tyedestrand 80 days in ballast
TO Funch Edye Co Is anchored sandy Hook for orders
Brig Carrie Puringon Havana 10 days in ballast to Mil
Ter Houghton 49,, 90 III,
cedar and fustc order; vessel TO Metcalf Co.
py.Bark Abby Bacon. Merrill which arrived l4h from
Malaga the passage In 81 days mot as before 70
ported.
e,-Bark Amalla Hedwig Ger. which arrived i4th from
Rotterdam gned TO Messrs Dl kadnanni cargo
10 lunch, Edge Co
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH
r scbr Judge Low IIaowcu Providence for New York.
Sehr Kate Church. Weeks Seal Island Tor New York. with
asl 10 Noon Lanphier.
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rS- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-The NEW YORK
HERALD adopted distinguishing Coton night signal for
board the HERALD yacht showing while burn
ing colors green red changing from the other
succession be several miles distant Cap
of vessels upon seeing this signal will oblge
pairing any they have for the Ship News
Department of the HERALD.
pS-Persons desrous of communicating with vessels arriv
ing New York do by addressing such vessels
of HERALD yacht, pier No East River New York.
received from all parts of tho world and promptly de-
hvered- Duplicates required.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants, shipping agents and shipmasers informed
that by eegraphng the HRRALD London Bureau No 40
Fleet street. the Paris Office No 81 Avenue de rOpera
the arrivals and departures from European and Eastern
ports of American and all foreign trading with the
United States the will be cabed this country free
charge.
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Med-
ports will find the Paris office the economical
and expeditions for telegraphlng ncws.
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WIIALEMEN.

Arrived at New Bedford Sept H. bark John Dawson Bah
oil sent home the voyage 800 bbls oil Reports
Spoke July % bark Sea Fox, Hamblen NIB 40 bbls sp
Aug 2, bark Ohio I'd, Smith, NIB clean; brig A Small,
Curren Provncetown 30 sp Sd bark Pioneer Tripp, NIB
200 sp; brig Adams Brownel NIB l3O sp this season
bark + Q Jones' Potter, NIB, clean.
Also arrived do l4h chr Abbie Bradford Fisher Hud
sons Bay, with 65 bbls sp oil and 6S5 do VIII oil.
OF Innauk Islands Aug 4. barks Camilla. Nye NIB with
1860 bbls VIII OIL Java Coson NB with 500 bbls VIII
The Camilla bound for the Arctic and the Brs-
To Bay,
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THE EVENING SCHOOLS.

The evening schools will be opened on Monday,
October 4 and the principals will be in attendance TO
examine pupils applying for admission for period Of
two weeks beginning Monday. Besides the Even
ing igh School IN West Thirteenth street, which also
opens October T. there schools for males
thirteen for females and two eolored sehoola
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THE CURRENCY QUESTION.

The Board OF Trade has received the following letter
from the Hon. william D. Kelley
PHILA ADRLPHIA, Sept 49, 1875
G. W. CLARKE. Esq, Secretary Of New York Board OF
Trade
DEAR sm-I have the honor to accept the invitation
Of the New York Board Of Trade address the business
men Of New York Thursday evening. September 80,
on the currency question. Yours very truly,
WILLIAM D. KELLEY.
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SAILED.

, Steamers Bothnia (B) for Liverpool Hermann Ger).
Bremen Olympia (Br). Glasgow; kavarno (Br Hull (;
Colon Aspi4wall Cleopatra sayalnah Georgia Charles
suez Norh Genoa; Candeur (Norl, Queenstown Fall
mouth brigs Eastern Star, Port Spain Victoria Barbados
Keystone. Havana; schr Trinidad (Sp) Naples.
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SPOKEN.

Bark st Lawrence, Doe from Demerara for Bsltimor
Sept H. on Cape Hatteras
schr stickney, from Charleston for Baltimore Sept
off False Cape.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
OF SEPTEMBER OCTOBER.
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PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE

schr Judge Low IIallowen Providence for New York
Sohr Kate Church. Weeks, Seal Island Tor New YORK, wa
Rsh 70 Moon a Lamphier
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-08

The river continues to rise. Last
night the marks indicated 10 feet.
The Sam Parker passed up with empty
As the Andes was leaving the wharf
to 20 to the Top Mill her wheel caught
on the line OF the barge Harry, Her bow
was swung out into the river, and in clear
ing herself from the line her wheel was
caught under the steamer Hornbrook and
a part Of her guards torn of. She left
for Cincinnati at I'm.
The Courier departed for Parkersburg
as usual. The Express will be to'day's
packet.
The Market Boy will leave for Pitts
burgh at s o'clock this morning.
The Salt Valley passed down, en- route
to Ironton.
The Ed. Hobbs will this morning
leave for St. Louis with a tow Of nails.
The Emma Graham, Cincinnati to
Pittsburgh, passed up last night.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, December River s feet
4 inches and rising slowly. Weather
cloudy and rainy.
CINCINNATI, December 7.-River II
feet 10 inches and falling. Weather
cloudy and damp. Arrived and departed
Hudson, Wheeling.
NASHVILLE, December 7,-River rising
slowly at 8 feet on shoals. Arrived
Alex. Kendall, from Louisville, and I, +.
Hillman, from Evansville, No arrivals.
ST. LOUIS, December 7.-Arrived-
Glencoe and johnson, from New Orleans;
Kinney, from Vicksburg, and st. Joseph
from Memphis. Departed-Leopard and
barges, for New Orleans; Capital City, for
Vicksblrg, and Hattie Fisher, for Jetler-
son City. River rose 9 in. and all the up
per streams swelling; weather cloudy and
cool with llurries OF snow.
LOUISVILLE, December 7,-Weather
cloudy and misty. Arrived-Warner,
from Cincinnati, and Fearless, from Pitts
burgh, Departed-Warner, for New
Orleans, and Fearless for 81. Louis. Riv-
er stationary; 0 feet 9 inches in the canal;
7 feet 9 inches on the falls.
EVANSVILLE, December 7.--WeAther
cloudy and damp, with signs OF snow;
mercury 440 to 3So, and falling; barOme-
ter below 90. River IS G.lO feet, and
falling, Up-Florence Lee, Thomas w.
Means, Arkansas Belle, George Roberts,
Down-Oaklnnd and tow, Glasgow, Fred.
Wilson No. 9, Louisville, John a. Wood,
Active, TarNcon. Business light.
MEMPHIS, December River fallen
3 inches. Weather cloudy and cool.
Arrived-Vint. shinkle, from CINCINNATI
Garrett and barges, from Wheeling;
Thompson Dean, from New Orleans,
Deparled-Rosn Miller, for the Arkan-
sas river; Susie Silver, for Cincinnati;
Ark and barges, for the Ohio river; ILL.
nois, for ViCksburg; Come and See Me
and Robert Mitchell (the latter last
night, for New Orleans.
CAIRO, December 7.--Arrived--llick.
DRY, from 81. Louis; Colorado, from
Vfcksburg; Utah, from st. Louis. De-
parted-Illckory, for 81. Louis; Colossal,
Tor Vicksburg. River 10 feet inches,
and falling. Weather cloudy; light snow
since dark; mercury l20.
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"THE DOYLE BRoTuERs."--The second
entertainment Of the Harrigan & Hart
combination at the Opera House last
evening was enjoyed by large and en-.
thusiastiC audience. The unusual mum.
Der Of ladies present, considering the dis.
agreeable weather, was u noticeable iea.
tIre, Ned Harrigan and Tony Hart are
whole show in themselves. Their
great versatilsty is remarkable; their
Ethiopian aud Irish sketches are equally
amusing and entertaining, and their
Irish, Italian, negro and English per-
sonatiOnS are all true to nature. So
irresistably funny are they that the MEM
bers Of the company upon the stage, when
surprised by some new drollery, are
frequently COnvulsed with laughter. The
policeman Of the day is made the victim
Of rich bnrlesQue, which was received
with dealening applause. The scene be.
tween Darby Doyle, Johanna Mccain
and the COachman, the parade Of the
gallant Goth, Uncle Pete's description Of
the battle Of New Orleans, and the court
scene were received with the greatest
favor by the audience, but all the various
attractions offered won hearty applause.
The last performance Of this fine organ.
izatiOn will he given tonight.
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MAnrrN,s FERRY IrrMs.-NeKa In thia

MARTIS's Ferry ITEAIs.-NeWs in this
place Is about "a scarce as money.
L. Spence is of on u business trip
through the far West and will not return
before Christmas.
We believe we are safe in saying that
Clark Moore is the champion potato
grower OF this township, Having raised
this year over five thousand bushels Of
the early rose variety, all OF which
are good sized.
The funeral OF Miss Nancy Parshall, a
former teacher in the Baptist Sunday
School Of this place, and a lady much
esteemed by ali who knew her, and es-
pecially by the scholars Of her class, for
her christian qualities, will occur from
the residence Of her father, D. Parshall,
two miles west OF Bridgeport, this morn.
ing at o'clock. The services will be
conducted by Rev, DR.. Sedwick, after
which her remains will be taken to Nor
ristOwn for interment.
Samuel B. Irwin has bought out the
grocery store Of Mitchell 4 Smylie and
will commence business on the LIST Of
January. Our friend Sam is still a happy
man, since Judge Chambers granted him
bill OF divorce.
The glass for the new windows OF the
NJ. Z. Church has at last arrived and is
being put in as fast at possible. A meet
ing Of the trustees is called for tomorrow
evening to determine when the church
will BE- formerly reOpened,
The officers elect ofthe Ohio City Lodge
A. +. 4 A. ~, will be installed this even
ing with closed doors, a public installa-
ton having been thought inadvisable.
Our merchants report collections very
slow and hard.
l., l.. Smith, traveller for the .Etna iron
works, returned yesterday after long
business trip,
Tramps continue to annoy our citizens
and will continue to do so until we have
a big stone pile for their accommodation,
after which We are inclined to think they
will be like "angeIs visits, few and far
between"
A sad accident occurred yesterday
evening about 5 o'clock ut the foundry Of
Messrs, Spence, Baggs Il Co., which re-
suited in the death Of William Vance,
the cupola tender. 1t is supposed that
he had gone down into the cupola for
some purpose, as he frequently did, be-
fore putting on the blast, and that while
in there he was sutloCated by the sulphur.
lie had been in the foundry to see how
soon he should put on the blast, and went
out again. About fifteen minutes after,
ward the fireman went to hunt him up.
and he was found as stated. lie was i'm
mediately taken out and DR.. Werlich
called, who did all in his power to resus-
citate him, but life was extinct. The de.
ceased was about 40 years of age, and
leaves a wife and several helpless child.
rem, Justice Eagleson being informed of
the case, impAnneled jury and held an
inquest, before whom the facts us above
were set forth, and they returned YER
dict that the deceased, William Vance,
came to his death from sulIocation while
in the cupoln of Spence, Baggs & Co.'S
foundry,
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CRY PERsoNAts.-G. W. b. Dawson,
Esq, Of the Kingwood Journal, dropped in
upon us yesterday for few moments.
The llarrigan 4 Hart combination are
stopping at the st. James. The boys OF
the gallant Goth" are at the Central.
Rev. H. V. Dodge, a former Presbyterian
minister in this city, has returned from
Japan and Is now with his wife in Cali.
tOrnia.
Judge Cranmer, OF the Municipal
Court, leaves the city to-day TO attend the
annual meeting Of the Antietam National
Cemetery Association, at Washington
City tomorrow. His Honor is President
Of the Association.
Judge John Blair Hoge, Of Martins
burg, who has been presiding in the Cir
cuit Court Of this county for the past
week, returned home yesterday afternoon.
Judge Melvin will arrive from Martins
burg in time to holdcourt here on Friday
morning.
Our friend Mr.. Lew Jordan occupied
the Speakers chair in the House Of Dele.
gates yesterday afternoon. Lew. han.
dies the retns Of government TO the salts
faction Of everybody.
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sEcoND 1tAvD PIANOS AND ORaANs.-

REMEMBER Tms-Now is the time Of
the year for Pneumonia, Lung Fever,
Coughs, Colds, and fatal results Of predis.
position to Consumption and other
Throat and Lung Disease. Boschee's
German Syrup has been used in this
neighborhood Tor the past two or three
years without a single failure to cure. II
you have not used this medicine yourself
go to your druggists and ask them Of its
wonderful success among their customers.
Two doses will relieve the worst case. II
you have no faith in any medicines, Just
buy sample Bottle Of Boschee's German
Syrup for 10 cents and try II. Regular
size Botlle75 cents. Don't neglect cough
In save 10 cents, LOGAN, LIST & Co,
d&W Wholesale Agents,
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festival AT NORTH STREET NJ. f.
CmuRcH.-The people Of the First Ward
will this evening enjoy rich treat in the
way Of q festival and supper Mt the North
Street NJ. T. Church, The admission to
the festival is twenty-five cents and an
elegant supper will be provided for fifty
cents. We have no doubt, should the
weather prove propilious, that the church
will be crowded the entire evening. Par.
ties making donations are requested to
send them to the church by o'clock Pm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-08

New BARBER SHOP Mic. Glus, tho
we'll known Market street barber, Is now
located in his new and spacious shaving
saloon, No. lll7 Market street, where he
will be pleased to sec his old patrons and
as many new ones rs desire a clean,
prompt shave by experienced hands. Mr..
Gaus has fitted up four elegant bath
rooms in connection with his shop, and
can now furnish his customers with hot
aud cold baths, in new and clean bath
rooms,
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THAT Bio BABY.-A child only five
years old, and weighing rs7 pound, & now
on exhibition in store room in Beck's
Block, on Market street. This great Gu.
riosity will remain in the city only few
days, The price Of admission is only ten
cents, and the hours Of exhibition are
from 9to l2A. NJ, 4 to Or. NJ. and 0 to "
u
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TIE KNIGHTS RECEPTlON-There has
been for some time past quite futter in
the little fashionable world Of our city in
anticipation Of the grand con- limentary
reception at the Mcclure House, rendered
by the knights Templar to the State Off.
GERS and members OF the Legislature.
The event promises to be one Of consid-
cradle Importance in the social history Of
our city, and the spacious rooms Of the
Mcclure House will tomorrow evening
no doubt be crowded with brains and beau.
tyrepresenting nearly every county in the
State. The Sir Knights will appear in
their handsome uniforms, giving an ad.
ditionnl lustre to the rich scene.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING DECEMBER 1876

HELNHOIDs Bucuu is still in the le-
NTH Of its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. Helmbold, the cele-
brated medicine is still manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and Is
sold by all respectable druggists. It IS
warranted for all diseases OF the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter
ieits. Genuine has proprietors private
stamp, John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent, d&W
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For long time past the steamer Cour.
Ter, her officers and crew, Of our PArkers.
burg 4 Wheeling packets, have been the
most popular with the travelling public.
Everybody wanted to travel on Capt.
Jacks boat. But since Capt. Asa Booth
has taken command Of the steamer FIX.
press, he Is making long and arong pull
for popular favor, and not without sue.
cess. Capt. Harrison will have to look
we'll to his laurels heretofore Justly worn
or Capt. Booth will wear them. ITct.ei
pihdic1ior.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-08

WAvERLY LITERARY SOCIETY.--We
are glad to hear that the Wayerly has
engaged WiCsel Hall for their future
meetings, and will hold their first meet.
Ing ut that place at o'clock this evening.
We hope that they will succeed in re.oF-
ganising, as failure would deprive our
city Of one Of its most attractive literary
societies.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-08

La BELLE ButLDINo ASSOCIATION
The following directors have been
elected by the La Belle Building Associa-
ton: VIM. z. Hahdlan, John WaterhOuse,
Chris. Honecker, Charles Eschstruth,
Abraham Harris, Adam Kraft, Charles
Otte, Robert Cowan and Oscar Sandrock.
The Directors will meet at Arbentz' Hall
tomorrow night and organize.