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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-27
COMMON SENSE.

A good Baking Powder must not only be
composed OF pure materials but the ingre'
dients must be combined in perfect pro-
portions, chemically.
Cheap Baking Powders are being forced
on the market, made up from inferior
drugs, and in unchemical combination.
In use OF these more or less OF injurious
residue is left in the bread, the use OF
which will produce indigestion, heart
burn. dyspepsia, &C.
We guarantee strict purity of material
and perfect chemical proportions In the
EXCELSIOR BAKING POWDER.
Those who have regard for heelth and
and true economy, will use 1t in prefer
ence to all others.
Ask for LOGAN, LIST d CO.'S, Excel
sior Baking Powder.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-27

The weather yesterday was more sum-
mer like,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-27
Adjourned.

STEUBENvILLE presents more pretty
girls on her streets than Wheeling For
proof of this assertion call on Messrs.
Danton, Hayes, Spencer and McCurdy,
who visited Wheeling this week.-Steu-
bencille Herald.
Messrs. Danton, Hayes, Spencer and
McCurdy have been in Wheeling. We
are not punsters, but presume Dayton had
his date on the era before Adam was
borne; that Hayes hae hays-eed in
his eyes, and that Spencer had
INDUCED in dis-Spencer which sweIls
out optics into the proportions of ten
cent balloon. The Heralds assertions
are reiuted by many circumstances. For
instance: Why should the two latt'
gentlemen, who are married men, make
such close and critical examinations Of
the classic beauty of Wheeling females2
7 rue they have Grecian features and
the most beautiful forms among
our population, but why these
bandit should note the fact surpasses
our comprehension. All we have to say
is, that when Steubenville gentlemen
come to " heeling that they wear medels
on the lsppels of their coats and the
denizens will know them. This is all.
WAvERLY LITELARY SoCIETY.-Be-
low we give the programme of the
Waverly Literary Socity for their en-
tertainment which is to take place at the
Opera House on Monday evening, May
Doth. 1t will be observed that the var
ious selections have been made with care
and the performances will doubtless re-
feet great credit upon the young gen.
tlemen. We predict full house:
PROGRAMME.
Music-Kramers Orchestra.
Salutatory by the Vice President.
Music.
Declamation-'De Death of Morris"-B. +.
Caldwell.
Essay-"Progress" .............Archie 7. Hupp.
Declamation-R Robert Emmet's Speech be-
fore Execution--E. LarkIn.
Music.
Selection from Shakesperes Julius Cesar,
Brutus and Cassius.
Brutus..-.....--..-...-- .......---S & wilson.
Cassus Larkjn.
Original Oration-"Four VirgIuians"-C.
W. Russell.
Music.
Comedy.-"D'ye Know Ne Now?-
NOgO DUN ps... ....---.MOnl W llllaI1s.
Septim us SeIlwell Jolly ....... Harry Black.
Jabez Frank stanton.
Samuel Sam. Wilson.
Shopmen and others.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-27
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE

Index to New Advertisements.
Latest Styles-Harpers
First Presbyterian Church.
Waverly Literary Entertainment.
Letter List.
.Sponges Bookings Pharmacy.
Headquarters for Boots and Shoes
OKane l. Divine.
Setter and Pointer Dogs-Harry d.
Gill.
Fine S,lverware-Turner Il Dillon.
Mantle and Pier Glasses-G. Mendel,
Booth j. Go.
China snd Queens ware-J. l.. Hobbs,
Son & Go.
Carpets-Harbour u Dittman.
Undertaking-Zink & Son.
Very Cheap-Hennegsn, Bates y 20.
Excursionists to Pittsburgh-Take No
tice.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-27

SELLING shoes regardless of cost at l.
V. Blends.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-27

THIS is semi-wet moon. Look out
Tor rain.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-27

To SUIT THE TIMEs.-Card size Pho
tographs.. $500 per dozen, and other sizes
in proportion. The finest work made in
the city at HALLS GALLERY,
1905 Market street, opposite Mcclure
House.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-27

THE pull-back style is about through.
The Supreme Court does not meet in
Wheeling until next month.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-27

GENTLEMEN and ladies will remem-
Der that the ice cream parlors at the
Capital Dining Rooms, ll55 Market
street are up stars. They are cool and
neat and the cream is delicious.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-27

II you are suffering with corns or bum
Mons try Coles Corn Salve.
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zeal Work Our
WESTERN BORDER.

A Complete and Graphic History OF
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It's thrilling conflicts OF Red and White
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Forays, Scouts, Pioneer women and boys,
Indian war-paths, Camp life, and Sports.
A book for old and young. Not duh
page. No competition. Enormous sales.
Agents wanted everywhere. illustrated
Circulars free. J. {. McCURDY Co.,
Phil ada. Pa. my23b.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-27

The Ferry is soon to be bIest with a
wholesale grocery. .........
There will be meeting to-day in the
Town Hall to complete the arrangements
for decoration day.
a company of yong ladies and gentle
men went out Wednesday some five
miles to Mitchelrs grove to havea social
picnic.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-27

NEW DYING ASDCLEAN!SG EsTAb
IN SISHNENT, by HT. Joseph sch NAL u.,,
metz, No. I78 Market street, n"nsx
end Of Market Street Bridge. In ny
employment II Mr.. Louis Dandeiir, sns
lytic chemist from Paris, France. III
kinds OF SILK and WOODEN goods Clesss.
or dyed on short notice and prices 70 si.s
satisfaction. Black wooden COOS nn
formed in color, viz: Drab, DARK Grssn,
Maroon, Dark Rubis, Csli'ornla d.
marck, without injury 70 nbres OF iao,iis
mems Eloshing In the be~t OF styIs.
samples of work can be seen at any ILL
in my establish ment- Patronage soi'e''""
pov5tbssAT
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AGENT 73 subscribers in one day Besf
HVINt literary paper. only u % q
year. Three $40 chroInos free. MUN1ON
q SP0NSLER, Pubs, Phila., Pa. my23b
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AGENMS Wanted for THE CENTEN-
NAL BOOK Of BlOGRAPHY.o or the
lives Of the great men OF our hrst 100 years
Send for circulars. p. w. ZIEGEER Co,
Phila, Pa, or Chicago, III. my2}b
New-York tribune., 1876-07-03
SATURDAY IN PHILADELPHIA.

CENTENARY OF THE INDEPENDENCE RESOLUTION
PUBLIC CEREMONIES AT INDEPENDENCE HALL
PHILADELPHIA, July 2.-1he city was all
excitement yesterday. Flags, banners, and Transparent
cics decorated every building, and the streets we're
thronged with people. At Independence Hall ana
square the centennial anniversary Of the resolution de-
clsrny the colonies free by the Continental Congress
July . 17TG ~ being celebrated. The ceremonies opened
at il O'cOca IN the National Museum with the reception
OF authors who had been invited 10 prepare memoir oI
distinguished persons prominently Identified with tie
Revolution, and to deposit them in the archives The
authors were received by the ladies composing the
Board of Managers Of the Museum. The guests were es-
cortcd TO Independence Chamber and welcomed by the
Mayor.
Col. Frank VI. E,tng. Chairman OF the Committee on
the Restoration Of Independence Hail. made an address
and prayer was offered by the Rev William White Bron-
SON WnttIers Centennial Hymn then sung by a
chorus Of so voices The roll called, and the
memoirs presented and laid the table IN the hall This
concluded the ceremonies, the company was escorted
10 the stand IN Independence square.
About 5000 persons were upoh Tue s'tnu IliI J
5000 IN the square. The ceremonies opened win
address by John VIM Wallace, President or the HIS
Orich Society of PenusylvaniG Addresses were dey
cred by WIn v Mexican of this city. the Hon Leyeret
sastOnssll of Massachusetts,, Gov. Henry LPpett Of
Rhode I-and ex GOV bix cf New York, the Hon Benz
H Brey er Of Philadelphia, Frederick ID. DE Peyster OF
and others Ine exercises were lnterslcfscu
with vocal and Instrumental music which was Neh rem
dered The ceremonies concaded by the singing OF
the BtarSpanglcd Banner the solo being gwen hy Mr
George A. Comfy He supported by chorus or 100
voices This Of the most effective portions OF
the PROGRAMME and brought those upon the stand 10
teeir with u loud demand for a repetition At )
O'Clock the received the apostolic benedctOn
New-York tribune., 1876-07-03
FIRE IN THIS CITY.

Flames were seen issuing from the windows
Of the third floor OF the yesory brick building al No 70
Reade-st., about 430 p yesterday The apartments
where the fire originated occupied by VIM. Heller
as IA mandatory OF travelling bags. The building eX-
tended through Chambers-st and although the fire
men arrived quickly large portion OF tho goods in
flames before water was thrown upon them. The fire
WIS confined the hOOr where IL broke Out hut tie
whole building Hooded with water Mr.. Heller esti-
mates his loss 100000 upon which there il an in
surance Of $1,000 IN various companies. Friedman &
CO.. manufacturers Of cutierv, occupied tue second tOor
and sustained loss OF $500 6y they fully
insured. The Bay State shoe Company, which occupied
the nst floor, places It's lOa by water az $1,000 Inc
damage 10 the building amounted To $1,000 Ii Was In
New-York tribune., 1876-07-03
THE CELEBRATION IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, July 2.-Ihe Fayetteville, N
C., Independent Infantry, numbering about go men, and
the Norfolk Light Artillery Blues, numbering about the
same en- route for Philadelphia arrived in this city at
23O o'clock this afternoon. and guests Of the 9TH
Regiment The Centennial Fourth win be appropriately
observed not only IN this city all the counties and
villages OF the state. Historical addresses VIII he dey-
cred and the Declaration Of Independence read with
general rejoicing Already the entire length OF Baiu-
mOrest Is decorated with thousands OF flags, streamcs,
and pennOns. Ths Su iron building on the corner Oh
baltimore and sOuthsts from the first story 10 the rO l.
including the awning frames each street. Is prOtiseiy
and beautifully decorated with the stars and stripes
the OF OF ach state of the Union, HANDSOME
printed and the national flag Of every government aud
New-York tribune., 1876-07-03
LkIESi SNIP NEWS
lEor Other n,p Ner, Sc. seeoaa par.i

lFor other S,D Nercs Second Pag.i
ARRIVED. Sunday, July 2.
Steamship Charleston lockwood Charleston nnc 80 WIN
Steamship Cleopatra BulAey. Charleston nays with
mist AMI pass toJs. ". Olnt ri q 90 - -. ..
steamship Albemare. Gibbs. Le"es with mdse ana pass 70
Old Dominion steamship Co
steamship Neptune. Ber J, Boston. with mdse and pls- 10
BsiS BOA Laisi la Bartolo, Greenu 62 days with
srk Fl VerO Ital entina Naples 80 days. IN ballast
BTlg Emanu.e GiaL) Pucc, London 81 days, in ballast
Brig j. H. Kennedy, Hlc@nan, savannah days, with Ilm-
Brig c. C Bearse tof Damarscoal Blaisde, Savannah
cchr Justice Caswel, Dennis W IN fs1
fairy DoEeEus Cnnel- ViTg n!s, w'th potatoes
Ruth T. Cirl-la 20 Phladelphia, smith, Ceuar Keys
scIr L,usa smith tof Brookvlo, webe-, Pensacola g
schr j. T. simmons ot Philadelphia Youag Jacksonville
ccnT A5iyr. Leunarls Baltimore win coal
Dresden (Oi 1acAias Coffin S1ulee " - IL days.
scAr Giana toi Maehlas,, LiObs, MusIuash, n b. u
scir Ro9 ma 70; NJ cAasl Kelly 10 days. with
.chr Magnet OF Machias BlacKwood, Two Rivers y.
WIND-sunset no wind cloudy AMI hazy.
FOREIGN PORIs.
PLYMOUTH July 2.-The fInbsrU Amer Line steam
snip lsmmena, Fo,s rOm NeWNorE June - arrived here
tO1fv N the vi 20 hamburg.
FA5HER POINT July The steamship Sarmaran, from
Liverpool. arrived Aor,-aI II O'cloca Last night
DyMIsTIC POEIs.
CHARLEsr0S. July 2A1vc4 steamship Gulf Stream, nom
BALTIMORE. July 2.-Aruved steamshirs wm. Woodward.
PonLAyD, Me. July 2.-Arrived, schr Frank W. Emery.
BosIos. Jus ARRIVED steamship IstIfan. Ftt from
Iyerp0o ships Eppre LecAle, nom DuOhn; AAgeiiAn-
DISASTER.
QUEBEC July The sup Prince Rupert which left this
has ,hoals Grove Island she Is
turning IN tow.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-03
The STATE or TRADE
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA July lSugar- Demand active; prices advanced
Nos 10 10 IL d. p 6a0Ii' Fes arro1a Nos ~ 70 20 d.
- 809 reals NOla-ses SugsrNOs 10 10 nj ttdO TealA
Concentrated Slglrs Fair to Good quality 499 reas Mus
cOvao - Common t0 FAIR Shafts resls 10 Good
Refining SO ass, reals Centrifugal SugarsNOs IL tOt in
boxes sasA reals IN hhds, s4@ss reals, stock in ware
house Havana and MatAnzaz 339OOO Boxes and 1000
hhs, receipts q the week, 6sO0 boxes and 40 hhds
exports Of the week, Z2,OO0 boxes aud 400 hhfsl
including 1000 boxes and $500 hnisi 10 the United
states Mo.asses, little left Bacon, s36as7 per eEt
Butter 575dS77 qIinal for superior American Fonr
P21s2 20 pr Dbl for American Beef - 81 ~ .
per Hams ss7afis guntal for American >agar
cured Lard S37 7J4S3S 2 qunta In uBA Sl5 nSl .
Potatoes - y bbl Taow, 80 quntaL waz-Yeliow
Slf 5OG- v arrOba white. f23a-26 B9ncv-Nonr here
Onions, sl3 = bbL for American Coal OIL, In uns rsslsv
gallon Empty H0gsEetfs 81, gold. Lumber dullj White
Pine s330s35 y " Shocks nominal Box la = reals:
sugar Hhds. l7gls reals White Navy Beans - res's
arr0Da Chewing Tobacco t6.0f34 q qUnia HOOps MONT
Long shaved, $50 aS4O ". frc ghts steady At m
changed rates. spanish gold. 2l5R2l62 Exchange buoy
the Unte.tatcs days. currency SDI' scDunt;
Short sight 1863 discount 90 DAYS gold 3G5. premium;
London. 10 <alj'. premium On Paris "a premium
New-York tribune., 1876-07-03

works and decorations OF every sort has been larger this
than the aggregate SAFE for the preceding two years
A display of pyrOtechncs will be made at the City
Hall and at Mount Morris. Harlem, on the evening OF
the Fourth. The City Hall viii be brilliantly ilu.
minated this evening with 16 castles TO each window OF
the upper stories and gas jets at the windows in the
lower story.
The 7h Regiment went TO Philadelphia by special train
on Saturday and will encamp for woek on the Centen
nia grounds About 600 men were in line and 100 more
viii ioin the command In the afternoon OF Saturday
the 23d Regiment left Brooklyn for Camp Woodward,
FarmOunt Park Phladcp phia TO take cart IN the Fourth
OF July celebration at the Centennial Exhibition
To accommodate those wishing TO witness the parade
and illumination In New-Nork tonight special tran
Will be run Newark, Elizabeth, aud Planhed, on the
Central Railroad OF NewJersey. leaving the loot OF Lib
erty-st. at a
New-York tribune., 1876-07-03
nEyDR1cKs's NOMINATION A BLOW TO R EFoRM
From the ST. Lgais Bsui.ae Post tcar S-hur-s pap>r)
fTiId.p anI IIanIrirL,zi roads tho D.,no-

From the 81 LOts Besttis Post (1GH Schur.s paper.
Tilden and Hendricks so reads the Demo
cratic ticket the Presidency. IL IL utter mpOs
sbty to compress within the space OF four syabes
act perdiOus 10 all principle for who whatever
the Of Illdrn may be or IMPLY he Il made to be
ald that he lsl the open representative Of the
opposite that miserable policy OF which, the stub
born spokesman for years, Thomas ~ Hendricks of lnd
ana has been rendered notorious. We wish pba
SIZE the that Mr.. Hendricks Is Of the prOm
ncnt leaders and lOudest OF spOkesmcn Of pa
per swinders, and a. such was the candi-
d.te for the first place on the Democratic
ticket but he has now been put off with the second
place. Humbug, thy name Il Democratic Reform Gold
and paper traction ana initiation reform and swinde
let us have II all How many of VIII be found
join this absurd chorus Evidently the nomination
OF Hendricks matter concerted beforehand, bar
gain and sale bare Of AL honor and full OF -hame-a
blow in the face Of all who "a Tilden the
10dment of honest reform For the time being there
an end all honest reform the Democratic side. and
the truly Independent citizens who do not believe that
they two masters viii have To look anot ther
direction and center their hopes elsewhere.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-03
THE CENTENNIAL LEGION.

-Four Companies of the Centennial Legion
arrived on the steamer Charleston last evening from
Charleston, s. C. This detachment consists OF the
Washington Light Infantry OF Charleston Capt Gilchrst
I'm command with 20 officers and the Old Guard Of
Ncw-York, Major G. " Mclean in command, 30 officers
and aud the Boston Light Infantry Capt Noyes IN
command 80 officers and men, which JwO COmpanies
visited Charlo take part IN the recent Centennial
exercises there: the Cench Rifles OF Augusta, Ga. Capt
Ford IN command with ~ officers ana men. The Legion
j. its way 10 Philadelphia, where j will take part ~
the celebration OF rhc Fourth in at city. It leaves New
York az 10 "A. IN. to-day.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-03

BETTNERon June 30. Caharne only daughter Of Jimos
and Catharns Eetnr aged s@r3 aad ~ no1ths .,.
Barc5 tqas 81 Maa1y lq9 near aT % AZ st AIMS Episcopal
BoNNER-At New brighton, > L, on sunday, morins, 2d
s Banncr i a s ya and % on 2h u L anu i''0''
BOOKsTAVEEOu sabbath. Jay 2 Carrie Hanford eldest
child of Henry " ana Mary BOokstyer aged years. IL
Funeral her fathers residence 1913 West Forty.
family are invited 10 attend
CLAPP-At rcessltl, I1y |, Mrs. Fanny A, wife OF
Bon Capp Cashier oi to Nestchester County au0nal
Funeral at the residence husband In Peekss on
Wednesday. tn iusE. at 10 a. m.
CoOK-At Elizabeth, v J., July l. James :. Cook
Funeral services at clinton, y. T. July 8.
Illness, Rev joan Davies OK the NewYork Confer.
eHcr, IN toe 7otA year Of MS axe.
Tnr and m the my respectfully invited
attend MS funeral On Wednesday, July i 6, al "a
ana 7 wens. ST Brooaiyn & D. '''-''' Il" - Anu
INGLIsIn BROOKLYN Frday June 30 Jesnie daughter Of
the late Rev Alexander G~e Ol Hamilton Canal and wife
Funeral in the Reformed on the lights Pierre
ociocE
sunday morning, July . Mrs sarah N. Lee the
The relatives iends Of The family invited
Daring East Forty nrst, On Wednesday July .. $50
O'Clock ?.
LUDLAli-on saturday July !, 1876 David Luilam r in
- the 7syh year o. his age: o., - 49,. ,-...-, -
the funeral services az h late residence 40 rat one.
SIN inst al loL c9cS insrmeni al isa town
MABTENSE-At FlatbIsh, L. l. Saturday, Jgly l. Miss
Relatives aud friends OF TIE FAM invited acnd
the funeral residence Of Joan D. PBce Flat
bush-Iye. ami ClarksQu-st Wednesday, July 5,
O'Clock D..
MuRPHY-At his residence ll9 East Thirty. ninth ST..
Friday jane 80 James a. Murphy, lu ms SD year.
The and family attend
funeral 2 stephens ICh, Twenty
Monday morning at 10 where Ni bc beld
His remains wi. be deposited in the vault Of the church
RETDOn Thursday, the 29th nsL Csrclne H. Reid eldost
niece of Nhitelaw 'tcui OF tnS CIiy, aged Il
The liuera services vii be held at DcLlNie Ohio where
the remains viii De carTie for ntrruenL
RoBBI NsAt New brunswick, y J., suddenly on Friday
june 30 ir Edward W hObbs ~ & ilst year of s age
Funeral iOu his late residence, college Netlesay
July ), at i.30 N.
Philadelphia and t'rorgia papers please copy.
ROBINSON-On sunday July 2 William Duer Robinson, in
the 6Jtl year " his
Funera. Trinity chapel on Wednesday July at 10
sHADDLE-At Plsindeld y. J.. SATURDAY July l. Of
scarlet fever Mary Estee daughter 0t Cornelius and Mary
A. -lsiIe in the 81 year of ner
Fureral residence parenis MONDAY
July 8, at II O'Clock m.
STOCkTDN-OD saturday July l. COrnca Carter vita Of
IeuL harles H. stockton, ne states Navy. and daush
Of Rev. A 3. Carter, ID. ID.
The funeral vii be held the church Of The Holy
savior East Twenty NTH st., Madison cdnss
day, July 5, al q D.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-03
HIrNTING A HOLIDAY.
HOW THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY COME AND Go-THE
TIDE FROM THE SUBURBS.

HOW THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY COME AND Go--THE
TIDE FROM THE SUBURBS.
There are two centers of attraction this year
for those who take their vacation in Juythe Exhibition
in Philadelphia and the grand procession tonight in
New-YOrk Great numbers left the city on Saturday
for Philadelphia The agents OF the Philadelphia Rail
road stated yesterday that up to $50 o'clock p. on
Saturday 10000 people had their line for
Philadelphia. The rush 81 great that they were
compelled to their trains In sections. This line
trains yesterday Of % each and every car
crowded The agents expect that from
10000 to 1900 will 60 by their road to
PAiIdaluha and other points to-day. The Nor.
IT'S and Essex Railroad conveyed about
5000 from tie city on Saturday The agents OF IN"
different railroad lines state that the people cOm
In from the country considerable numbers The hOirl
registers show ihtt many nave arrived from nearly
every state IN the Union, and multitude % persons has
been quartered with frlc IDS. Every river steamer
brings crowds destined either for Pad, lpha or New
York The outflow j. composed chiefly of clerks and the
aborng classes, who tako this opportunity Of visiting
the Exhibition. Mauy who went away by railroad Oh
Saturday bought tickets reuruIbt Monday, in time
10 the procession tonight. since saturday every
been crowded, ami 10 frequently happened mat
persons gong from the cry met at the depot friends
be general intention 10 Keep the entire week as one
grand holiday. Nany Of those who came TO the cry
spent part OF the day yesterday In visiting places Oi his
tOIC Flags oi the United States, France, Ger
vcyance. Some ui4 brought Revolutionary relies
with them. i ride said o. have been used in Washing
toms army carried III the street ears By an old ts
chester farmer
II is estimated that about 10000 people left the city
during saturday aud sunday, aud about 1000 came IN
IL il eNltcicd that these numbers VIII be greatly IN
creased to-day the number Of people viii come
IN from the suburbs witness the procession tins after
loon IL expected 10 be very large.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-03
BUSINESS NOTES BY TELEGRAPH

ST. LOUIS, July 2.-There viii be no market re-
ports here until the 9th inst
BATH, Me-, July 2.-E. * A. Sewal launched yes
terday the snip Thrasher Of .5l2 tons.
PoRI JRRvIs, n Y, July 2.-rhe suit Of Gen.
Robert asey Of New York fOrecose mortgage 5000
acres OF land IN the Delaware Valley against Martin A Suth
Is attracting great attention here.
ST. LOUIS, July 2.-The Union Trust Company of
New York mortgage IN trust took possession yesterday
Of the Missouri Kansas and Texas RAILWAY Company and
pointed " Bond, ate receiver, as general manager
TORONTO, Ont, July To-day being tine AM l.
versry OF the Confederation OF the Provinces
been partially suspended through the Dominion and
sOn pciCs and various being
New-York tribune., 1876-07-03
NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, July 2.-Capt. Paul Shirley is de-
taehed the command 0 the Naval Rcndozyous Fran
cisC and placed waiting orders Capt VIM SicoT IL
detached IRON the command Of the Naval rendezvous Boston,
and placed waiting Oriers Capt ID. Is. Harmony ~ de
the command Of the Naval RrudoLyous New
York placed waiting orders Lieut. Commander Irns
Medical j. W. Taylor detached hom
the Naval Rendezvous Boston aud placed waiting orders
Dewitt c. kes detached frOm the Colo
orieres command the Canoucus at New Orsns
IeutsE Houston kuuson b. Peek Passed Assistant
New-York tribune., 1876-07-03

TROOPS FOR TIE CENTENNIAL LEGION.
NORFOLK, Va, July 2.-The Norfolk Light
Artillery has left Philadelphia to join the Centennial
Legion
WASHINGTON, July 2.-The Washington Light
Guard is cn route 10 Philadelphia.
RICHMOND, July "a battalion of the LIST
virginia Volunteers has gone to Philadelphia taLo
part in the Centennial parade.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2.-The Albany Zouaye
Cadets OF Albany " " and Pclouze Cadets OF Detroit
have ed here