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ANOTHER DlsIloP UNDER TIE BAN.
LospoS. Doc. IA apecia! from Berlin aayI
tho rruHaian Government laa formally suin
montd tho Archbishop Of CoioRno to resign
This is preliminary to legal proceedings TO d.
pogo him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-14

pED STAR LINE.-Appolnted TO carry The
~ BelriaD and United states Mails
The following steamers are app united TO sail
FOL. ANTWERP.
From Philadelphia Prom SewfCfz -
NEDERLAND......IuHc il STATE "a HENADAJune 20
vADEHLAS J.iN sMITZERLA July 20
For r,,.laeclph rho9 A"rwhaf for xew.yorl.
vADERLAND. .Jnne "a SWITZERLAND. June PC
NEDEII.AN d. .......Juy STATE o. sEEADA.-J uly 70
PHiCES or PASSAGE ~ CURRENCY. -
YiTSt second
tickets 70 and nom al IJIs ~ the lowest rates
accOnnlp laiious !Or all CLASSES Hsurps%std
Lasage, OF and other information apply TO
GEO. W COLTOS, Agent - Bfoads-
JOHN MCDONALD. Passenger Agent,
Battery place, New York.
PETER WRIGHT q SONS. tpn1 A.ts,
3O1 Wanut st., Phlh
b. WONDER BI;cKE, General European AGENT, Antwerp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-14

N i2,c Cor 18th Jay DO. st Baitmcre 12tlsc Ahyces
from III sources OF supply, olovs tltasvine ds
~ ~ ti 30 ed oil city hfn 81 10 kousevlhe9ut
nj ste.,y s5 1loute 81 rs. delivered Parker 9ue
ele rs 81 bid 81 AZ asked OWING to t@is nos viS
ng on Ure< LINES. esrt give Quotations. as d.~ WIZ U"
moi alag tiu loss = kuovn ,.,., ,.-
SrEtiIN unchanged but Ia no demand at lo@lo*e ior
Western -,--. d.. ..ios 81
go OF rrsae AZ n,sc aud 10000 ~ siiee ~ oo
WHISKY steady and IN uodera'e request sas on sVv
hhie Of 81 20 Ne to the from Nessrs r. o. Bou
Co irculr Of this ave have had anl mSfs' i,r
HrN~iacs With isnston the part 81 pscia sefseo
ty hvnof immediate wants TIE Msret crrn on we
I'm firm M Al p which price t0the loh there Was m
4 mari nce Wen the naTss has ,.u lower, rinlH Urea!
arm If FL 20 shtius down 81 several at rh'
afaceriea this state and the Vast has a. ates
ug cncc trade and although the lfoinci1n has nNth
rr< is rally this mouth yet the trtte eAP w.
sinss Their viii ret be- much advance durs thr sl
cent de- saa~es csiiess IN lie very urn In their view"
bcnee they selling s?afnEy ell reel eItr &C
eprre last Itresar; where the est mattel dairy e
s Iuirns al $50 k5. II sh"ald have been so hhs
rive bis been sold Ia Penna NJ 81 IL buyer
tu,o Alcohol. rad Las been ur:o All IL goo" de-
uspi With hxt wcsfps Acoh1 for eNpoT = enttt nom
Ga-ae demand Whatsoever Receipts OF Utghwibes and Alec
Dol bbs; sales 10, so bbl av,Iage W &c ~ ~ n
wines 81 2Ca Alco, - 30 stock 500 % Iol bOs
sCGA RSKs~ Sugars quiet q a'oot e'r rates;
ra.es iW2S>os 80 sss; 900 bvNSs
Slsgei NJ So $50 81 hhds Porto Rico - 81 r and lO'
hs Csssrfgsl 20 81 We lnote Fair ~ Goo. is,hn
a. sr6SNc; Prime dos: $40. Cent? fngal hbns anu
toxes No IL Box tayed 81 sss itenei y
IN raj request aud the remains fTta az s'tcc Ff
Soft ysiiow Ga i0 for soft WHITE II &c tr 'fushed'
zee. ior Powdered, and i0ssc. for Orahaste'L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-14
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Iovrcx June 1912 81 T. m.Un.ted states bonds, new
nvcs lO3L. Enc Railway shares l4dli% ~,
R.rOo June PIP 80 H.. m-,Oisoa l. heavy NH
ding Urlifis 7ssd. Miidlng orears. sad; sal a oo.O
halls Ituen. joOi speculation a EXPORT Cotton 10
arrive I'D sales the basis o. AiGdhn@ Upan
uoil ipg below Low MiGlDg deliverable July ana august
Al 90 do August ant s"pteIl,' at al
Lospoy June - p. m.-tne hallway shares. IA no.
Preferred - . ..... a. -.
IFePcoI- June l22 m.of the sales OF cotton t"a"y
2,4v bales AmcrrcstI - ,-,. Ton
the account a.449Ss United States Bonds Bes FiVes,
1851. fTie RAILWAY shares ii L.. ,.. II.
IIvf2FOO- June IL 3 nSlcs OF Gotten on the OASIS y,
Middne plands nothing bolow Cool Sraa' ne
tvcrable Jly. sd sales o. sl umens :" the new
rron The Midi ng Upands nothing below Low
Miidog Al 7S.L Breals;als quiet Land " COL 4
ewt. -. ,,. l.. Ar.
LONDON Jane i2-43op m.-The rate o. discount IN TIE
open market months bis II &c chl "nel Is
= q i-iow the Bank Of EDga1d late Pans dispatches
enois R.Effs at Ci zoe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-14
STEAMBOATS, al3 Railroads.


4 LBANY AND TROY BY DAYLIGHT
IA Day boats c. WIZARD and DANIEL DREW leave
ystry 81, Pier 80 H. daily sun,ys cxocpe NJ $50 and
oath "a landing at west Point CoruN ALL kewDurg
Poughkoer,, Kiiuebeck, Catsai and udson. Tickets
safe points North anil Wet Trip tickets to est Point
Cornw AL and Eewburyh, returning same day, Al.
hlDGEPOR'r, aud all points on llOusatonc
~ and Naugatack Railroads Fare a. steamer Bird
PORT leaves Katharine slip At ii 80 agd bridgeport at
III I. m.
CITIZENS LINE.-Stcamboats for TROY,
~ connecting with all raway lines North and West FARE
80 deck CABIN passage including berth, 81 Elegant
steamboats, leave daily, saturdays excepted, al from
Pier 40 NJ H. foot ol Leroy ST Through tickets old all
CONNIE, Ting lines. jos CORNELL, supt
nor WEST POINT, NEWBURGH, Pkeepsie,
i Eondoat Kingston, Coz1ena Cornwall Milton, New
Iiamburgh. and (Msrisro by f.Ty) Tho MARY POWELL
leaves VtslRY.Sl., Pier 80. r., daily. al $50 m
PEGULAR Catskill line up the creek.-Steam-
~ New Champion and Water Brett VIII leave Plor ~
foot VI Canal 81. daily except Sunday A p M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-14
financial.
$160,000

Made in Two sIouths.-A Wall street Operstion.-Tho
banking House Of Alex. Froihinghnm a. Co., No. ~
Wa-st., who deal In Stock Privileges. have paid ms
enormous sum 20 their customers during this short
spucc Of time. Some persons have made ns high ms
50 900 from only 500 originally invested and many
900 and from only $50 They pail IN
single day $4,000 for which ony $4,000 Was rec'eo
$4,000 profit various people They employ con
tnuousy fifteen competent bcoSkeepers and
assistants With this strong force they are often compelled
their work until mdDght This energetic hfn
well deserves the credit OF being the leading house IN t"ef
branch Of business and II Is most wonderful to acknowledge
that they have established this business III the short space q
fve years.
They have customers who reside In nearly every sate OF
the Union the Dominion Of Canada from the Island Of cba
they receive orders from who are continually dtsg
Their business become 40 extensive that two
experienced correspondents employed 10 attend TO Their
advertising accounts Their ears may b. rad In esey Irst
e,ss mws "a, 81 , c ae We sTise those desiring
TO place their business VII, trl p1s , hg we Ss mon
bone st praciplss 70 d,ai wth lids house
nse rsor, q the condition 99 ss Of sars s ~
Wall which they glad Z, IN " @ ior o1e year. ~ ''
send for it, Evening Mai. Newiork
Ncw.York Commercial Advertiser says:
The banking house of Alexander Frothngha,1 Co. no II
T Mar s are 9TH" ~ sios R re Ss Who employ from
10 six This firm have established ther en.fe olheS'
daIiug the last nye years
Boston Daily News says:
Mes Alexander FIehingha% Co., w furnish t. ;sse
gesnnS 10 in,e, ~ "a s g. aud tany .ronts
Of rra value TO the Initiated Their Office is q. No. IL
Walst, NeH-loik City.
Ecw.York Graphic says:
This odesaiai-e Offers is~l'ie. for spernlains
WI mpaey
Investors the iNanf3n" ~ t"sr VINO IN
~ do lars During Tire lis month n'-tJri
%. have rr.H'"t pfibts. mon, ~ ~
80 200 This yelous 10 ;h'Ns untfcsnnf - wall
o,era.or nevertheless IL !. ira ~ e4IstaDLtt1dp o. the
huciuation OF priccs at the stock Exchange
Amer journal says:
rhase holirg ruts double privileges on Lake - ore
Pacific Ma Ti4p MON ieirrdph nave ienh
large pr0rts Last ieN days one prominent seci
lar clos 4 p lpU0b shares az IN" today r'r'ilr .
prrt f ne.I, Their have teen dErf Ninety nsy-
0i
il street. Ne informed Thar M.tS frtihih IN .
Co mi! tbs lar and that t"r chst:a.is isN"
ably advised tian tirpsa oi any other ai'i
Albany Evening icet says:
They facilities controlling sar-s ~ the STOCK maj Ht
ia m t0fud IA any nih,r house "a tis ~ii""
leposit Of $50 viii cuab person 10 control ny shares W
anv valued 5000 for thirty days Larger ceio-it
Will of course allow control larger number OF SHARES
deposit Of vi control thousand Nalieh AZ
10000 for thirty dsss TINS arrangement enables fs"h
To control very lrge lis.ness 80 MAJ &c
energy put on level with LIE iah oil we.
Address
ALEX. FROTIIINGHAN & CO., Bankers,
II WALI~sT, HRwYoEK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-14
Gteambouto an0 Railroads.

OENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW,JERsEY:
nj y,. AE siSg q dNn t9 oG, Sy
a S%s se Si' and sG %s EiHS FpS%ss
aud s"sIucnanna Divisions also with Lsngh VALLEY talroaI
iTs pS % n S%ssf ss the '
SIM irR ARRANGEAEST; =. ,oro,,..
Sso = Ea.ton i,ehls@sm ssh AlsS
town. Mauch Chunk Iamaqua Iana"eud "iAeSOi''
us a. m-way TrnIu for someryIle and F1emlDgton 80
III mWay Tram for Eastn, connects at Junction Win
Del Lack ana Sr IL Hrurs daily .xe.pt sunday for
Easo Aentesn iissbSrf and the M.ss bmns a
aqua Tos anda wi&esbsr scranton. with through cars
70 40 aWay ifai icr Easton at rhpsburs
ld saot iSr mSa"Sy DIV Ifs"ieto w
barre Reading, Columbia, Lancaster, hphraA Po'is'h'
9 p. s-xparss Easou, Begidere, Bath, Nauch
Chunk, " IlaesbaTre AMI scranton ,
$50 y. m.-Way Train ior pIainheL . 49,, ,,.,c,
Chunk Junction vim lafk and %S. H. H.
40 My flin Tor Tor s2 'aaTye An"
Sso %EvrlSG Exruss daily, s9r Easton' Aentown
Maael chans wikesbare, rowanda Reading ana Harris
O1 eSe p. NAV Train seg sOaerv41A
7Oo ,. m.-For somer'hle.
$50 i. In.-v3, E srsiS far somcryin.
f S5 isso . il S" !. S' So !a@ ~ 3
2:i5 $3.50 :, - 80 'i3 o. Q L. 2;5o ,:4o' D.
Hp BALDWIN General Passenger Agcot.
Ans .ScraFNr Of Trains taking effect Monday
June l. I37J Chambers 81 Depot tfor i"el'y'Auu
81 e noe Scinna and Chicago Day Express DIawnsom
icl % a.iT Mai niia.o Niagara Fails
sap"s cor5s fcc n prs tho West. serpng
coahes troasht t. o ri i Sts CHANG rams
PORT ars 'o 30 1880 30 and 1915 M 49, $3.50
az ml1oH 81. 100 1880 Q. 10 AMI leij a., 3D. 40
isso a h n S r "v and dSSeso Midland
eaSSs 1@a 7 hnf-s so 10 IS,j 49, $40 M 30
i$o and . ,s MasT,o an 10 G IS a. ~ 80 sad $50
tc,~rSs all 1880, Is 80 snd a. M so seI go ~ ~
sJ 4, e. g. I sS ~ < u al IT. ssoe iio6os
nendae ,ni i sl ,;1'; 80, NO n 'rr Pat
ioo5 >; III X Il = s G 10 10 Is, iIsc D. w. IL
iS5 i all ~ m ii2i Sewark. I5ij, 6:i5 go ~ =
ol2 Io " a h. o a e ri re PIX p and a ra ~
~ sc sS T. p 80 an. r. =" i2o 55 4 4I 5i
ms. Is = ~, ami 1890 eatarday nights on!y sgins
Vg, !; sG ant !, 81 sar T. $50 f. $50 r. NJ 1890 ei5
Is 5:l5 60 i5:I5 7ij an 1870 Saturday nights
~ 1'ssss,, S&o 99 sos NJ Y 80 2aS T. 5l5 cso MS
M N"a III" asinS chanterss, on even haf our-
leave 23i 81 fifteen inmates earlier than Gboi" ume ~
Sd.aiS sapr E % qp ayes I'd st. az ii
connecting with trains leaving Chambers st. a. li'3o D. H.
eefs and or aparme9t, r. Nv % aud
.na In aggsge nSy Gs f z. TIC sagag S
le esnpanys pepc5. .rvs T., xs5vo,k At 7,s5
a. M. 40 and 50
DAILY. sundays Only.
JNO. Y. ABB0TT, General Passenger AGENT ewYork
EOR Rondout and Kingston, connecting with
Roldout and OswcsO Railroad, landing at Highland Fall
tnear POnt Cornwall SewDuIgh MaIiDOio1c hiton
ghn,ri (Ne Patio and isopus the steamboat lhona
Cornell egery r, ThrsIaJ anl SATURDAY, leaving liar
rison.st- Iier -, \. r., AT y. m
nor Rondout & Kingston, landing at tOZzens
West Poin AL Newbnrgh, Marlborough. Mii;on.
PARK, AID FsOpJs the ST amOost James
baldwin Mon Wtfue- iaY and Friday leaving
Harriacn > PIERS 81, North RIVE, a. p NJ.
mop NENVUAVEN HARTFORD SPRING
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-14

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING TIE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
NEW AND FULLPOW Erred srEAMsHIPS
Sailing from NewYork SATURDAYS from Liverpool on
THURSDAYS. calling al Cork Harbor each way.
CELTIC SATURDAY. June 10, NJ p. ~.
htPt BIC SATURDAY. June rs, AZ 1890 A. m.
blIfANNIC sArU july at "A. T.
GERMANIc SATURDAY, Jny Ia. AZ 1000 m.
ADRIAIIc. SATURDAY., July l., AZ p.
PROM TIL WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER %, NORTH
RIVER
These Steamers the fastest tho trade uniform
and unsurpassed IN srDntIGcts The Saloon, stat.
smoking and Bath placed amisps where the nO.o
AMI motion are least OIdng degree OF comfort hitherto
attainaDie at sea.
KAThs.-Salo0n. $50 and $780, gold Return Tickets on
IA oratlr terms Storage at lOw rates
Drafts from 81 upward
9nd information apply
Company's Offices, No IL Broad9sy New YORK.
H. J. CoRTIS Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-14
Ocean Cleaners.


NCUOR LINE-CARRYING U. 8. MAILS.
NETWORK AND GLASGOW
VICTORIA sails SATURDAY, June ~ p M
fTOPI ........ s ais skTt RDAY Jnne ~, IL 2; ~
TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, OR LoNDDSDEhhfi
Calm PAsSA SIS to so currency
Storage AZ lowest current ratee
N'"p"' 'N' 'IiESDErSOS BROTHERS. Agenf,
A MEXICAN LINE ,,,o, ,...u..u
N WEEKLY MAIL sTEAMsHIP SERVICE PER, petTs ss
PHILADELPHIA and LIVERPOOL, ealing NJ -, i.h.,.n,
TOWN sailing every THURSDAY fron Philadelphia a"n
"A ling every WEDNESDAY from Liverpool r,,.,o,
Tie following aean.rs are appointed To sail from Phahei
PIIiNoJs ......June 10 INDIANA
iKENILWOR TH June IL 'AbByTsfORD
June - OHIO July 10
PRICE or PASSAGE IL CURRENCY. .,oo
800, q,
Steerage aud intermediate Tickets To and IRON al po'n NJ
the lowest rates -. ..,,..oa,o,o
PASSENGER accom- mnai.ons for al classes unsurpassed
Fr ua, Of frigt, ard Other niorn,A0i Apply
GEO w. COLION, Agent ~ i'inA'st', ~ l.
JOHN MCDONALD, Passenger Agent, 81,
Battery place, New YORK.
yrrrR WRIGHT 4 SONS, General Agents,
J07 Walnutst, philadelphia
richardson, Spence Il Co, Liverpool.
n j. tuinfnius ~ Bros. Queenstown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-14
0hanees for BnsinssS Mfn.

DARE CHANCE for business man with
IL $500 900 to control NewYors cry or man y
~. a. o0 n.r snuum Ca nrfice and learn par
tc,ars from r. II KELLY, Room IL, Tribune Building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-14

GTEAMSHIP STATE OF GEORGIA
- Will sail from her Iri. so. 49, ~ H. Jr GLASGOW aud
BELFAST WEDNESDAY. J4ne y ~ noOu. FIR iGsSii -
apply elriy 10 AUSTIN BAi.DWiN :; 90,
Agents - roadway.
TINTED STATES -lndispen-
" sable Ia American citizens gong abroad. l-si.i by
RUFUS Il. MCliARG, l3J Broadway Notary and Coninis
40 ~ Deeds y every state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-14
CATTLE MARKETS,

CHICAGO June Receipts for weekCatile, 439 HOS
JJG2l sheep s. G2. Last Cattle 1872 Hos 1',,ol
Sheep % g. Cattle have been active AND nrI Out eloen
easitT 4 "Wednesday quotations; 1000 Gnsod
HOs also have been active AMI higher but LAX toosx az
40 50a$ 90 for TO extra Bulk and 81 20G$ ~ ior f
and Choice
snnLP dun and easy e2 5oasi 90 for Peer TO Choice
ST. LOUIS No. June I2-IIo;s-H Receipts 1000; market
quiet unchanged shippers. 80 2j0S0 oO baeoD 80 Oo9
&C 80 butchers. ST S0eST %. ..
Cattle steady and goad demand sales OF good aiiVe
SO 20 choice Texan steers 70 - gOOu uO ~ GOV
81 10; fair, So 500A common, So tOGS2 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-14
L. ". FILKfNs. General Pt-spzer Agent
4AuI NM OKLA va LONG HH LII an.


: and small rms tabhs. Aisc for
.n1da,r, central PARK, Hyde PIX,
ons. Fprry vDsrs lesve Nes YORK.
Iyer. - ~ mates, phi to't ~ IN ~.
riuu;, previous Ia t.' uartlre u
. Tickets sO.d and issx2ses checked
nrth.sf. offices. sunday trains ieays
{ Seek, Hampstead, Gsn.sn city,
,tabons. at 80 a. M. aDd 80 p. IN
Il, v n tsst0no. and all na...iAts
| 90 a. H.. aud 81. 3lj. 300. go
I. u. BARTON. Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-14
LIVERPOOL MARkEr-JUSE
DoNF STIC MARKETS.

RaSia-Cdniulotl ...-..-..--..-.--.------ p fHn
Tgil milne. lr is z5i Duii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-14

tIOR Rondout and Kingston, connecting with
L Roldou ant Oswego Railroad landing at Highland Fall
linear POnt, Cornwall AewDuIg, MARLBOROUGH it"n
Highland (Sew Patio and sopus, thc steamboat lhona
Cornell very rles, Thursday, aI saurias leayiny liar
~, II i.r !. \. Il AZ n. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-14

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
~ FOR A TWENTY DOLLAR BOND

" FOR A TWENTY DOLLAR BOND.
THE INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION COMPANY
viii purchase any Thousand Bonds that be
drawn in the drawing TUESDAY, July g. 1875, and
will pay for each II them
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS ~ CASH,
provided such Bonds are offered Company before
August !. 1875.
BY THIS tie public readily appreciate the fact
that the Boads Of the Industrial Exhibition Company after
havin; been drawn drawing, worth Large
MUM.
TIE SERIES DRAWING decides that the Bonds drawn
shall in two months drawing, be redeemed.
TWO MONTHS AFTER THE SERIES DRAWING there
is another dra wing. known Tire
PREMIUM ALLOTMENT
at only Bonds that participate those which were
drawn In the Series Drawing, two months before
TIE PURCHASER OF 4 $50 BOND is certain Of reeeiy-
ing back TWENTY-ONE DOLLARS, more aiiG may
ceiye Of the Premiums arded at the PREMIUM ALI
LOTMENTs. which take place publicly three monts
The thus given these Bonds such that
When all the Industrial Exhibition Company shall
placed win he impossible for one to purchase
a Bond for less Than its par value.
The PREMIUM MORTG AGE BON Ds Of the Industrial tx
hil0n Company beng sold al The Office Of ,lc Com
pauy where application made either mai! IN
SOL Pamphlets full Information viii Do naiiei 20 any
address requested
TIE INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION COMPANY,
No IL seventeenth-st. Broadway, Ne~-York.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-10-21

PctcrSon'S Magazine, that Queen Of
Tie Lady's Books, is on our table for
N~vcmber. The principal steel en-
craving, Mammals Flower Girl IS
very beautiful. So. also, is thcmam-
lnoth co!orcd steel fashion plate
Rut. rs 4 co,cmlporuy says, the Sto,
.ic$. The fashions, the patterns, in
Shor. everything in Peterson is
the hest Of the kind. For 1876 great
improvements will be made. Among
these viii be 4 series Of illustrated
articles, describing the Centennial
Exhibition, which viii alone be
worth the subscription price. But,
IN addition 10 this, every subscriber
vii! be presented, as a Centennial
Gift, with a superb steel engraving
darse-sized for framing of Trum.
bulls great picture, The signing Of
the Declaration Of independence. =
These extraordinary inducements
VII! make this magazine for 1876
more desirable than ever. Price 81 a
year, postage paid. Address Charles
J. Peterson, 30G Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-10-21
Trust Sale Of Land!

10y virtue OF 4 Deed OF Trust executed to
ID the undersigned, Trustee, by jesse 7.
Maupin, on the 10Th day OF August, 1873,
and whici:is duly OF record in the Mason
County Court Clerks Office, in Trust Deed
Book No. ., folio l29, to secure a certain
note therein described TO W. II. Harrison,
and default having been made in the pay
mcnt Of said note, shall proceed to sell by
way OF public auction at the front door Of
the Cour. House, ON SATURDAY. THE
18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1875, the
land in the said trust described, containing
fifty acres E,orc or less. Terms oil sale
cash. Tile indiSprtab!e, but will convey
only sach title Us is vested in me as Trus-
zee. JOHN Z. TINTlIS,
oct. II Nv. Trustee.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-10-21

Apalnphlctofl50 pages hasjuat been
issued by the West Virginia Medl-
cal Society, containing the transact
ions of this body ut It's late session in
Point Pleasant, together with The
Constitution and bylaws Of the So
cicty, 1 catalogue Of is mcmdcrS, and
various announcements Of Interest.
.lmoag the papers contained in it.
there are many Of much iaLegcs: to
the public Is well as the profession.
The pamphlet contains The rcpart Of
DR.. $. J.. ,'cpson, Health officer Vi Tic
city Of Wheeling upon cpi,!cmic>; re.
ports By Dr.. SHARP, Of Weed, Dr.. \,
l.. Knight OF N!ason count, and DIS.
l'azle!t, Hulliilcn, E::isScII and Hupl
Of Wheeling. coaccrnins,,curiouS and
interesting cases occurring in their
several practices, = sketch Of the Lie
Of the late Or. c. T. B. Moore. and
'hc addresses Of DR.. Campbell, Prcsi-
dent Of the Society, and Mayo: Jas.
II. Couch, jr.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-10-21

Rev. Satteriicld, = minister Of the
VI. Z. Church, South, fell from grace
By (BecchcriSmJ and waSexpclled BY
the Conference which recently met
in Guyandottc, after u trial before
nine Of his clerical brethren. Now
if Sattcr:ield had lived in BROOKLYN
instead Of being expelled, his salary
would have been raised.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-10-21

CIRCUIT CoURT,-Thc Circuit Court
i'r this eoun:y-Judge Joseph Smith
p;es!dins-has been IN session for
nearly three weeks, and very large
Smou2t q business has been Qispo-
asd Of: The cour: viii probably id.
JAurn next Friday evening.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-10-21

charge on the Katydid last Friday
night. Seven of them were from
Kanawha and two from Mason.
AT a meeting of the County Cen
tenn;al Committee, held in this
place on Tuesday, october 18th, the
following District Committees were
appointed, viz:
Rop,ssoy-I. V. Newman, Samuel ].
sommerville, Peter S. Lewis.
WAGGExEa-Geo. L. Downing, DR.. y.
L. Knight, J. A. Waddell.
GmnAM.-J. ". Kelly, George Wildins,
Lewis Bumgarner. -
Coorxr.-Georgc W. Gist, George W.
Puilin, George Dausherty.
CoLoGSE.-George ROwley, Alexander
wortenberg, Morgan Grecnlee.
Uxios.-0. G. LOOMS, Andrew Alexan-
der, Chapman Maupin.
LEwrs-Dr. S. G. Shaw, c. c. Miller, J.
D. McCulloch.
MISUNDERSTANDING SOuSS, 4AS..4S4sNA
Miller, Charles McCu!loch.
CLrSDISES. -James +. Clendincn, John
W. Steenbcrgen, W. P. l. Sea!e.
HaxSAx.-Herry Gwin, VIM. r. Gum,
K. Striking.
Resolted, That the editor OF the Register,
the editor OF the Monitor, and the editor OF
the Mason County Journal, are hereby re.
quested TO give all the aid they can, to the
County Committee, as well as to the Dis
trict Committees. in selecting material for
the Philadelphia Centennial.
Reolred, That the various District Com
mittees hereby appointed, are requested TO
report to some one OF the Committee or
or before the 18th OF December next, and
to place in his hands, such articles rs they
may have procured, for the Centennial Ex-
hibi;ioa.
Rcsolrcd, That the papers OF this comfy
be requested 10 PUBLISH these proceedings
twice.
JOHN HALL,
GEO. W. M0RED0CK,
CHAS. T. BEALE,
Co,u,iy CcR;eImiGl Committee.