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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-28

Accommodation tram leaves Beliaire at
i,.Ey, and arrives at Steubenyilie at
!.Fy
.r~. Accommodation trains leave
5.., 4. e.H %. m, and 1850 y. IN. (;
q -anr. s %. N. and 10 p. III Arrive
8 ...'.a, ..... 90 iU:l5 a. N. and 10 p.
l -,ag. a1e Martins Ferry at
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L..... ..-. p ...:arrive at Bcl!aire at
s. I'd. Doe, r..' ..4r =. IN.
.krs'n .. r.lucipal points in the
Ll.a.- ..s' can he procured at the
-. TrN.. Office IN Mcclure House, and
r,s' STAT. . 81 Bridgeport.
+. K. MYERS.
,.u,Ea. Passenger Il Ticket Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-28

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BANK OF WHEELING,
CAPITAL, S25O,OOO

JOHN X. BOTSFORD, Pe5ide,h,
GEO. ADAMS, Vice President.
M. A. CHANDLER, Cashier.
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The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-03-26

ing cannonade. Our frst impulse vas to look
into our Buckle, to sec il the change might
not b followed BY earthquakes; IN which case
We should recommend fortihoation Of tho
Aleutian Islands to keep Mr.. Voolfolk and
his guns from landing and being landed. We
are rather doubtful about the expediency Of
permitting any gentleman, however scientific,
thus to take the weather of the world into his
keeping
The Meteorological Gunner of the Universe
would hold place of great trust; and when q
man calmly takes possession of the Pacific
Ocean with view to taking possession also
of the Atlantic and Arctic Oceans, not to mem
ton Behring's Straits, We are not sure that it
is not matter for Mr.. Secretary Of State, or
at any rate for the Weather Bureau. There
is no knowing what mischief Mr.. Voolfolk
may do with his guns; nor how dreadfully he
May disturb the peace of the world by his rash
experiments. 7. Tribune.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-03-26

Excuse my i&noeanss
About that watch which came from France:
Pray tell me by what lucky chance
Rufs got that watch?
y did not cost him much, he says;
We're the terms cash, or sixty days?
] 1wonder il he finds it pays
To give watch.
Was it Of California gold,
And were the cases beat or rolledf
And don't you think poor Rufe got sold
Bu, ing that watchf
Pray, does II wind by hand or steam?
Has 1t screw or walking beam?
i must have been An artist's dream,
That watch!
And are the jewels very fine,
And do the diamonds really shine?
Oh! how / wish that watch were mine,
That costly watchl
Did she accept it with . smile?
And did his heart beat fast the while
For fear they should zee through his vile
About that watch?
Dear Sun, I'd give . cent to see
So great curiosity;
wonder II they charge fee
To see that watch?
g. WASH. CHILDs, JR.
~ Y. Sun.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-03-26
efow Dukes and Princes Give.

JO00 I6ul IN CQ0 new 10TH 4IlUuu6sJ
As for the noble swells themselves, from
what I've seen of them (though perhaps one
can very little judge of what people actually
are by simply meeting them in the court cir
clss, aud the glare of fashionable drawing
rooms) should say they are not bad lot,
generally speaking, and that in the main
they are we'll behaved, less given . to
putting on frills than one would suppose. con-
sideying all the fuss made over them. Their
houses as rule, are not at all the palaces
which an ardent republican imagination pic
lures. The Duke of Marlborough's doesn't
begin with the house had in Brooklyn. The
Bishop of Brooklyn's residence would put the
Bishop of London's to the blush, were the
brick Of the latter not 20 dingy that its red is
invisible brown.
The Duke of Norfolk's town-house you
would inventory as but cheap boarding
house in passing it casually BY. Apsley
House, famous for the Waterloo banquets
given there in the Duke of Wellington's time
1bloody good dinners they ought to have
been), is q sort of sarcophsgus externally,
and I would about as soon think of trying to
be Jolly in the British Museum, among the
Abyssinian antiquities Even Buckingham
Palace, where the blessed Queen eats her
royal mutton, has no point of architectural
beauty to hang q recollection on. Marlbo-
rough House. Wales's wigwsm (whst you can
see Of it), has rather jollier face, and pass
ing by it the other day, saw "Ich Diem"
written on the gate. Supposing this meant
that the Prince was at dinner, didn't go in to
disturb him; but have since learned (the
newspapers let it out once in q whitley that he
was and is in India. Wales. by the way.
seems q great favorits with the people, not.
withstanding that he owes something more
than half million pounds.
He is q good fellow and spends his money
freely, they say. And there is not one Of his
specially-appointed wig-mskers or pindowdy
bakers probably who would refuse even now
to trust him. Bnt the Duke OF Elinburg. who
had supposed was anchored deeply in the
popular heart has no hold there at ell. As
the "Sailor Prince" majestic tar, he was
once in excellent odor but now that they
have him on shore the SAVIOR is less sweet in
the nostrils of this commonalty, and they &C.
cuse him of being "mean -parsimonious in
his mode of life. Certainly he comes of thrifty
parentage enough, the private fortune of the
queen mother, accumulated by saving, being
estimated at some millions of pounds-four OF
five, think. With this money on hand, and
employing very little of it in business, one
would think the good lady might dover of
her daughters as occasion makes necessary,
without calling on the nation to do it
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-03-26
Monster Guns.

The London Times, in . late able article,
skstes ssthat it il gradually becoming apparent
fhat every addition of weight carried for the
defanse Of ship must be attended with GER
tin elimination of armament, unless the size
of the vessels, in the present model, be cor
respondipply increased" or. In simpler words.
- construction Of the guns as to sizs and
deetructiveness of projectiles has advanced
hevond the methods Of defense. England
nov has guns mounted on shipboard weigh
ing thirty-eight tons, firing SOO-pound pro-
iectiles, with 13O- pound charges. The muz.
xle velocity Of this 800-pound shot is about
l425 feet per second which represents muz-
lie energy of 1l,26O foot tons, or 2S9 foot
tons per inch of the shots circumference.
Az to the penetration of such projectile a.
1000 yards, It would 60 through the thicke't
nart Of aLy iron clad. Enormous as may be
considered these thirty -eight-ton guns, they
are insignificant, ct least when compared with
IS English eighty.one ton gun, the muscle.
lnadinQ velocity Of which is estimated ct 154O
faek vith q charge of $50 pounds Of powder.
ana prcjecsile Of 1880 pounds These won
derfol results are perhaps duo 70 the better
knovledre We have obtained of the size Of the
grains OF powder to be used, and graduating
force Of explosive materials. A bag Of onion
seed would very fairly represent the charge OF
: eixty-eight pounder of 1856. while SACK OF
rotatoes would not be bad parallel TO sug-
eest the size Of the charge in the eighty-one
ton gun of 1876
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-03-26
fRUsTKES',
RepOrt of the Condition

Report Of the Condition
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
At the Close Of Business, December ~, 1879,
At New Orleans, in the State Of Louisiana,
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-03-26

Since that day tulips have declined in value,
but wine, butter and cheese have decidedly
advanced.-Harpers Magazine.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-03-26

Wants and To Rentinsertedin the BuIIEEnfo fof
afiy cents.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-08-23
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-08-23

A Ceustsn,Ssefle telegram says tie issee q paper
nosey Is u eesss innsaiately. The measure Is NJ
eA-aea wisA aisasy.
A viepaa despatch SAYS TIE Addiction q The
Ss,tAa Is i19eaeat Il Is expected that Aeaal
Hand esn h rreeasiaei today.
wAsniSaroS. JAY - -Tse eeu,iaeea sasrossuest
eF ae Nv TIE impeachment trial. and the less 81 two
DAYS BY adjournment 81 Account e Capertoa's death
ana fasSral, have declared sny steart . pass The
Hawaiian Treaty bie suy 0sAcs PssSse Cast meas
rre n tas Seeage This wceS. such espscS have also
RENDERED asxt to isrcsSSe 10 sessve action in the
nsase Il Representatives - Any huSaess outside -
,Ae DAY. rSeaisr er1er. The probabilities Are "
TIA; tAe 5 aSps vii decide TIC ReRnAp imre eAment
Gaze ~ WesacSSAy. Ase. ,. and that 6eta Houses
vii rVSsas5e Ssrig asSeccaees the appropriation
hS 10 iie fos ali 'ura@est n the e,ase 81 tae week.
tAeas6 ,Ais estleoS Nsy hs changed Ia few days.
II Is nevertheless evident hat oa measures SUI IN
escp,ese shis stag q the session attempts viii 10
1ssets russ tsesa terausA nudcr Suspension e Tie
rles o. by PASsiaS es ion ne tables q presiding
oSsszs without re.ercace - eawaites. Sargent viii
sAss ~ 81 Mosdsy - tsse tie Ssiatis Telegraph
iii frsa tie Speakers table. ana iane viii cseg Ct
passage under suspension e tie Ssles general bill
Teoazueaaei BY ssc PsS,is Lads seua,stce for the
sale & 3esegt i3aGs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-08-23
The Hawaiian Centennial.

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81 sole s..sal5oa n IL Legislature, ne so,-
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IN V1i- a s1--es- a-1 elol1a11 appeal =
LIS uarivs cguui-y-sl inths Assembly % sus-
tzl- tlis rss5luriez Re sid thai slch Al sz-
hi5i51o ~aul5 z51-6 Is - olE.o-sz-ii!y, Which
- Dlsi M laElect Or country vas snail
and pear, and thz-s.17e 1bs7e vas tie greater
las5, t1zl Whatever We v-s1e osENble q dong
q Q-o5u1iug, shol35 be F7essu.si n such 5
-lz1ls- IS 70 keep uP Al interest, and 4st-1ot
flao5ly and vllu-ble PsoPls 70 CIR sLo-ss.
Or e5o--s II TINS Ezy Eould show 70 liz
w1-l5 h1W much ne deserved 70 preserve ozr
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o-ha- pertinent rso4rks he ss-oazly ures5 .
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he resoluiisa was referred 70 sslect eon-
uli.,ss, oozQoss5 q HIS Ex Minister q FOR
eiEl Afa-s, HIS Ez Minister q Finance.
Hon Sill Kaai. Hon I. Birch, zn5 H1a. L.
Aldo.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-08-23
on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7. 1876.

The following Real Estate situate ia the district Of
Ella, IN the Island II Maui
Aapueos lst and ID. and particularly described
follows. viz
Beginning the makai point Of this land Ia q path
crossing the bottom u the hFne Of kamaehu just where
Is divides forming Kahapapa Caleb the East and Masa
h1lal Gulch the West and running maka along the
bottom Of kahaplpa GuIch between this lot and Aapuco
Hui % the mak point q Aapueo kaui thence along the
bottom OF the gulch which sepaes this lot from
AaPueo Kauk 70 akokO tree and y a path u head o.
suici4Non is Eastern brink Eastern base Of
P1upan, thence S0efh 80 East 1iO0 cilaias path
running mauka theacs Sauth 800 Eass II 20 chains
along sad path and unto junction with road kuia
thence nea-y following cart road North So East 1914
chains % Kuku standing In the bottom q guch
thence south CO. East III chains along up sid rrch
is head and onSard % small piaiu thence south 75'
East -ll5 e1aios 70 aai brink OF sulch wch sepa-
rated b. narrJw ridge only from anOter guich thence
south ~ West 80 chains hsst guich above
sid ridge thence f9loEng uaai brink Of second guic
SCUM I7 west Zf5 CHAINS bottom Of <gIch running
mata which 70 is iJEer end B called 3faah1ali ouICh
thence along sid guieh which sepaats this laud from
kelGinui % place Of commencement az maka end or
tbs land aud Lnciudng Of Ggf00 except
hs and re5eryins the rights d native tenants
TERds-Upset price Of si5e0 one-thlrd cash. one
third IN years, one-thIrd IN years years with
interest a. per cent per secured b. mortgage
ne property, or all c.sh AZ option o. purchaser.
The purchaser VIII be furnished with decree Of cOnfr-
nation q sale % the Interest u rnor heirs with
deed q confirmation b the doN and heirs who
q age Otbef title papers At expense o. pureh4ser.
s'9-sL II4O5 ". EVERETT, Auci'r.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-08-23

asy Sns;esa of a certain san for the session as
At pvsseas he Was promptly ruled cut Of OF
der hy the President
The gTaA discussion occupied the greater
gars II SatuTaAy aai Nonaay, and was finally
settled q Tuesday morning by the passage Of
= resolution apqVOpyistias $500 Tor the expsa-
s. q The legislature. which sum IS not sup
posei 70 iaclsie anything for TIE Representa-
sives. bosi Is ~, i-aprOhal1e ;l,As they may
make smother attempt 70 chain relief iniiUect
Y. Yesterday toreaooa tie raajoyity ropOrs q
tie oNamissee appointed ,o visit the lei.er ssy-
lun vas pvVseaiel, It ooejeaias the Bari q
Health, and Monuments that those lepecs who
have friends shah be SEM hack to them, sSai
oshov equally inSane ueossores,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-08-23

TIE scio-iors news isazaeiSssely With a
saluse of x,ae huaa7e5 gins, sa5 Inamiu&,iOas,
ETC. But raoae-aee cozusalS pVevailcis Sai
IL Us 6e1saes q s,5se cur eashpsSAsza tempo
ra-lly uaslI the uoxt vessel froa San Francesca
sAaal3 hing he news Il the fun fraitSoa q
CIR kopss Alas, We sovas 10 Our sozTOw
thsi Ssassos, Ike soae o;hev Institutions,
l.avs m saals. and tie Treaty WITH o1r li;;le
ous-5E-slls-vsy Ksag3,vz was kiokea into =
come, tbasis uisis, 10; impede v7eishiSeT IN
se-ssss.
S5aaso- Ss-gous, w1so Is VEL knowa = t's
favorable 10 lie T-ossy, has ha5 Il II charge
f1- five OF SIX v7e-zS An5 !, S feaVe3 he has
so=e soos rsaSoa fer nos bringing Il . a vote
Ths truth r7obai1y IS t,,si ths leaders q ne
Eerzbl5caa ra-sy are ss-ai3 tl.as Il rag lOse
tie voseS 4 one u two q the nee ana sugar
r7ouiac states 81 ;i,e Presidential election. by
slss Fa@saye Of the Treaty Al nc poessas aaae-
3 looking AZ iae matter IN The lisl.; o. rsssoa
there Slc-lS 81 lie n ollzaoe tor favorable
-aSzls l,oio-e slse ele,ssoa- Bgt AZ the saze
ti-ae Il woals only IL coasis;en. With tie luck
wllsoh has attended sAs Treaty neSo.i-ssoas
FROM the beginning - sas present inns, 70
have he news hv steamer to-Eogrow q It's
sa2l rzts5oz5oa- Tae latest news vs have i
e Telegram t0oa Nj. Ailss, iase3 JAY Ssh,
vl5,h vas transmitted 10 HIS Majesty. ami
reals, ~S2rSaas zaoves srss oTsers=sisy-
Nilaaell says sho VOC VII h favorable.
E II Alaa Washington, Jnly -" TIE
only 1o1as SsezS - be wle,her i On BE
t-o1sai bescs she Sszase 81 al, daEi-,s sae
-l.,ss--- l,.--s rr (,,--SS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-08-23

L = NV oTz- eighteen -1ol-1s szloe c1r
s-ssty Z re1ip-olity =ith on bi- nsighbor
zss sirle5 II ths high contracting parties 3
and re my tru.hfully say sh4t ID CHER
period q ssazl length II lie history q Ha-
vsii KS ever s. chsckare5 with hopes aud
fsz-s As this has bael i year ago l4st April
NJ. Carer TsszT1asi fro1r his mission % Wash
izst1z bringing the 5ayfzI news thzt the Treaty
had passed IL Seazts 4 the C-5te5 States,
z8i IL city VS. 51b5lz1z and 5 t7rch-li-ht
E-l,csss.o1- and iIlz-i-1ztio-.s, and ooazra1uls-
so-y a55ressss =s-s ths o-5er q tie dsy.
Tn followed lo1g per5e5 q patisas ~ait-
ilE and zi1er the rsasse-nflii1E a C11-rCsz each
nal Ezs expected Ei-h almost fsverish am
is.y. AID - osts1 Is Ea Supposed fron The
sisas q The tiz1ss thzs far0-zble asrs E-s IN
eFItztle. orr haqes Eere sure 70 bs blzs.e5
Eith ths iaselligeaes flizt the treaty zzs 70
have tesl br1zEht zP sas day afssr TIE slip
ssilsd- Ani finally ~lza every oae E4s II
DESPAIR, and hid sbsa- oolclussd tha1 ths
Treaty lad g gua up, along o0zss The Ny
Bs-s R15zss dasks5 9zt II hllissy array with
aza @ad ziEual=. and zlzs.no5iczlly T0gF5ng
q gz1s, Ehiah q oo1rse meant good nsEs,
and Is vas anticipated Cap.ain GRAY had
b-01Ehs he uelooos iasslligsase fhss IL
Treaty had passed tie Hose Ills Eas
th71Ebt 70 be egdEzlsls 70 viutorg, fo- Do oas
Supposed sh-s ths-s cold b. any Passihilisy
ls aa1sha- t1t-ls 70 be fgzgli n fhs Ssaate,
fu- had il not already approved Of tie Treaty,
sud rOzld nc zzosher debate look Ike al NJ
sanly hagzInz. ard anOun. e 3 ssif-ztal-
si6uatianz Iiras even proposed % oeletrate
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-08-23


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The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-08-23

- ISLANDS In Probate
matter Of the estate Of ArtrrIrs Eise1p ana
Della $ Bishop WIFE late o. u1noilu. Isaa5 q
Oahu. deceased.
Al Chambers before Mr. Justice Judd orier ~ nosce
Of Petition Tor allowance Of acclruts dllarsf. aa 11i
distribution Of property.
on reading and llng the petition and 1cutl ~ ffu1
z. Bishop and Jane r. Hnlehrlrd. executors ~ TO-
estates o. A. Bishop and b. - Hishep BIS vie ate q
Honolulu. decreased. wherein they Ile alra1ei
ii077 g. and charge themselves with sis- =. ard -
that the be examined and approved and 1al
lui order may be made q Distribution ~ nr rrUrerT
remaining Ia their hands 70 tle prr1fs thereto e1li
and dclaring them and tier sureilcs froa al. i=-cr
spnnslbility such
It ordered that Friday. the SIN dag o. ssptrhsf
A. d. 1879. ai 10 O'Clock a. d before TIE 1i lusg. o.
Chambers, 10 the Court House. a- lun1lll, 1f Ard a.
sane = hereby appointed the tine lal r1cc Or Bear
lg said petition and account and hat al perls lllll
ested may then ana there appear and show Z
they have, why the sh0lid not b. granted. ali
nay present evidence who entitled % TIE al
properly. And thaf this order. In ue Enris1 lzrsre
be published in the Hawaiian Gazette uesrarer. r.t
and published ln Honoillu. for thrcc auccla lca4k
previous 70 the time therein appointed for l leafta
Dated at Honolulu, H. T. this at day % Aus1lt a d.
fs7G
A. FRANCIS JUDD
Justice 81 ile suprluis Cc1E-
Attest John T. Barnard, lep1iy Cara
q the supreme Court f1feL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-08-23

SUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN H.
- L-ANns In nronale Is-and 81 Nahn. maMA--an y


In the Of the viii OF Robinson. late Of
Honolulu, deceased. order appointing time for probate
Of VIII and direc.ing puhcat0u II notice of TIE sane
document puTportinE De the last viii and testament
of James Robinson late OF Honolulu deceased having on
the sixteenth dav OF August. A. n 1875. presented %
d probate Court and petition for the probate thereof
and for the Of letters teSAmentry 20 Curtis p
Ward, samuel C. Allen aud Marx 2. Robins1n, having
been hlei by them
II is hereby ordered. that THURSDAY, the sth. DAY
OF SEPTEMBER, A. ID. 1876 az 10 0ci0cS a. n, Or
said DAY. the Court % said Court. Honolulu, IN
the Island 81 Oahu, be- and the Is hereby appointed
time for proving sid win and hearing sid application
when and where person interested appear and
contest The said VIII and the granting Of letters testament
tary.
Il further ordered, that notice thereof be given by
publication. for three weeks. On The Hawaiian
Gazette and 8uokoA newspapers printed and published 10
HoHoulu.
And h IS further ordered that citations De issued 10 the
subscribing witnesses said will and heirs Of the
tesator, sppear and contest the probate Of said VIII.
AZ the time appointed
Dated Honolulu, Il. I. 18th. Of August ISIS.
CHAS. C. HARRIS.
Justice Of the Supreme Court
Attest; WALTER r sal Clerk. 4t-6od