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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-08
Derii9trn

ELEGANT GUM SETS : g.; Rose Pearl, so ;
~ tghr, metal or -h1 '.y ila'. $50 eoailt', gun.
fIl.i lu,' urccl.r el $50. utrul1 osE" r@s AL
i.rist. s,i g. H. IODENANS, J}2 Itr 1'c. mar ihry-
siNti.-.i
NITROUS OXIDE GAS.-Icrth cNirried
y WIN. n.il br HASH eDf-'N. formerly or.rt'or
20 ,,oi uia.ss trc ,ity Il ua o. tna g-s fr SO
raic.s cALa,,.sl % teetn ~ l Lt"pt+iY, ,prusr '
.f'h-L
COMMITTING NEWl CHEAP and BEAUll-
y IuLt-Aiy Rose Pest r.a, un-i.itts s"'n, 'l -1
.faf,t IrfHst rcatI. excel ,N',tIrrf rrtuG 81
lrca or bciut. strravt an! lguIc-' Nv A only 10 m $50
SET can examine. Ai b,s l.nbu' -". ii0h $40 10
cold .td llAll.l iu % f.ttftr.tHE uIcr Et'
Ur r.. g. WAIT - last T0r.O Ga fist, near aiti~'nAy'
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Gitn 11ropertu 90 fet.

+ STTI-ST, near the Academy Of Muac-TO
- LET. gentee three IT and high basement HOUSE.
furnished filed a gosh opportunity aT frst-
hOuRckeepcr board let furnshed Address
CONFU CIUS, Tribune Once, Box.
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HSrSard and wife to abraham Wold Nominal
iottcr and wife TO Chas Potter eI Nominal
same ~ - .. -. Nominal
sist.st n e. $50 q e Of 2tavs 9ex4s9 Patrick MORT
and wife TO II PalH,sr and others ITO
Mary /. Van Ness. Nominal
weston ana wfe 10 Jas " weston $500
St cicalent Church to &eSanGeT Easeiscn ~ $3.50
Tthavo, and 3lsts ~, years; John POstt1 Chas W
sR ave Nos $40 and 8as year,; Corneia W vaen-
ed avc, 10 DE store and cellar, 8 years John X
kornarens 70 Henry Kiiile .....s...... l,2OO
i0aeiai.j J. y SAVAGE Deputy Register
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.
MGrre, John II, aud wife, to Christian Hanfeld ssof
S2t ~ Of Lexington $1,000
same 10 same, Of S3dst Of ftSve; DUE 5000
Fyrnes, Mafihew, and wife, 10 J0nn y BOFiand, n
cor Of 3davc and 31hst years 10000
same t. Sane % Sd OK 37thst 5000
correr Of Avenue sId Ti7tfst years. -. 5000
corner spIine and Mot&sis t2Ith WarJ: Years 1000
n lTphy. A. and wife aud others TO Josiah Waller,
r 5 q 59tilst " Of LsSinstan ave- years 4OoV
Real Estate Trist Co to KmckCrJOck-r Plate Class
and Accident ms Co g of For Washington Ridge ..
ofcTiscr, Harriet AID husband to Ancciine Bohdc,
g s o: IL thst az 7thave 4,0OO
Umonaye ga ward '.'-..... 1000
Hoei.c Henry G. and wife, TO Clinton Savings Bank,
ss2 ~ ST, W OF shave \ mon ils-
Barne Amanda, 10 Leander A.diich. SIS llbave.w OF -
Of I5Gih,st 3 years 1000
ST. " OF Fores. ave (25d Ward: year $50
Taylor, Mary, Jennie Brady 3oth ST. W Of si- ooo
rag, T. 10 o5ert socpci W Mercer st. Of IIoas.
[OncalI ]. Y. SAVAGE, Deputy Iteg1s;er.
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BroosInn Real estate FOR Sale.

At HARDPAN PRICES.-FOR SALE or TO
"A LII, two nCy 3story Brown stone Fr'5rt eLLiNGS
t1S 80 sixth-st, tn all improvements JAS. =. VAN
L. Ie pre- Misses, > South ST., NCw-NuIs.
TNOR SALE-ln Brooklyn, twO-story base
( megt and sab cellar FRAME HOUSE SLED u To peak.
2ON.9 lO 1893: ccCd OreT. Price, $1,000; terms
easy particulars uqiso OF D. WE 317 Fultonst
C,ty Bank.
TEUREE-STORY frame house, 2IS Atlantic
4 ave. nelr CGUrtSG
Fram" hOaSe 81 Butles-st,
TErrStpy frame hOjSs, 100 and lo3 Pineapple St, near
FnitCu-st.
1ngrc story and franc 0use 49, ~ and y Nassau 81
Three 10 Tyfrante houses 4CG aAd DC Washr cou
GEO. L. DUTTO%, 10 Walisi.. y. y.
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Gonntrn propsrtn 90 fet.


AT RYE.-N. Y. and N. II. R. r., near de-
aFge P Old SssS HOUSE With sH acres sas
Spis Fs 81 Il G S,f E1saa care Of stout o.
10 BIoid.st-. y. Y.
BEAUTIFUL FLATS to Rent at moderate
~ IOm $50 TO SEQ in Last 79tGt Apply 10 L. IL
FOR RENT-The two Greeley houses at
Ci!pragu bot,l in ne midst 81 an OH FOREST and yet
NewIofk Eight or Ten rogns in each bath not aud cold
s,ot tn n Y Rent for the y n,-r oT by te wear 100 each
Address Room 81, Fitl Agsaae Hotel
EOR RENT-With or without part Furniture
ip cS yin RESI- % Ct oT s a" aud f1iy yp f
acre aad out IN drive gaTn lawn shaie quit berries Se
di5'nei, hltE and orderly qsaiiy 10 inmates from Ilb
Rcit untrniohed $50 VIM carpets fIruIe atensils &C.
fi STUsE! 5WSEh, p o. Box Isl EisfSstn y j.
TB'O RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE of six
teen Rooms cold water gas. ,zc situated near
r'''' n d. y III lI Ii T. G s 6tn. Hotel Y
V'O RENT CHEAP on Ncw-Jerscy Central
& one sGIT Gen ey 70 minute T.S ,i ron iaT
f &c. with five %q p 1eTss Of a 1ia r Agg "a floor
TI'O LET-In NEWARK, near Depot and
4 Steam. oai FLOORS, with steam Power Without t,f
iIGmT MN 49, ~ ss2 3 % ~ :, = ~, iou
St. =. NJ MASON, 81 rarE.rov, y Y.
TI'O LET, furnished, at Whtestone, for the
season or for The ycarA nna House, shore mont on
Ial iro,n ,y reasonable TO good tenants. rutland y
WHITING, Beekmaus;.
'F'O LET very low or FOR SALE-FARM OF
20 acres. between Rye AMI White illns; very high
ground: buings With lawn gari-n aud oiclard 500
WnOlc, 500. H. G. iM"iitE, 10 br'"""y.
TEVO LET-Thc DWELLING HOUSE and ont
4 buildings, l.tey occupi,d and uscl by WIZ Layton At
ThrOgg's eek Wcstcht-tHr COrHtv with
81 ACRES OF LAND.
apply the Tresc' % T. q. JEN EFNS at the flrst
National Bank, BroDkyu, y. y.
rENO LET in WESTCHESTER-Al large FUR
NI~IlED HOUSE, % rooms stapi,-, shnc and ii'ut,
VITA from tiir;y 10 Minutes walk irlm sigr
sous St9ton irch, ,ttr Railroad aO, line lOSE VI N
son, rooms stable 'rit and SHADE with from six 10
seventy live For particulars, apply IA ~ , .
Nm. BfFfELD, ~ Ccuircst
TENO LET-At Grccavillc, Jersey City, beau
tIulg iocajsd HOt W., convenient Ia station %; Central
i'rsad uf Sea tIrey OyrY Uuiufs 60 Nc".l niAl ana
Jersey Dy ferry h"I-r contains twelve Ioni
c~uT, and u ssroTI hy styu ana sair co. ana
command. % New NOsR Say, tAc N.AloN b. AZ.
Tor HlrL illrs iaorGeu
WILLIAM CURHiE g BRO, R.A Estate
70 90 LibctysL, &ewIork. or 90 the foat once 1ieei
Will.
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Real GeIatc Go etrbanar.
ITO EXCHANGE.-A two-story and base
4 meut Prick HOUSE Ia Drooklyn inr house I'D New
Jr<. on Central Railroad. with about aero Ot gOhnd'
I,,twcru EyonA and Elizabeth not iar from depot
H. y. ALPERs. =. O. Box. 5.Oi9. y. Y. CIty.
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REAL ESTATE.

HEw-YOER. Tuesday March T. 1876.
The following attractions were offered at the
Exchange sSesFOOm to-day:
ByA.H Muller E Son.
10y On shave pear tGlh ~ z5JxlQ.j hcApin go 600
loi, a. jOll u2 above = X CrIger 1900 g. 900
Lts p II O tLe above 2JNl 100 TlOs Co4dby 200
~ soi Last COth d. lOj.j Il OF jtlaye 2jxlO0j;
hflSa1..... II. COO
NIX H. Lsziiow eco
liogrst9Ty brown stone front mouse. with lot No "a
sAesl liboi, So, Ago Il " OF 5tlaye; lot, Ze.CK
fS1ZsU1JZ. l. GIaRt $50
,,,-, = By BL3eeseT, Son & 20.
.iISS &nn iane ., with Oi, No 100 Pearl.g,
saiug % Nsters, NJ "a u OId.siip aud 5.stOry
yl.eA D. no 81 " atcr Il, In Inc lot
.SzIIA2t 2sl23.' Marx 0ttn,-... $4,000
q olaslig. % 2i.2zo5 0Dos6ue' 1880
itg o. olep lot "a 3zjj2 Oak & Baac..,. 1880
stioY brick store, With l1t, NO as FrOiItst. =,
.9lOitn " OLisip, lot 2f.lxsGZxZ3l O10O, Biyco
,Tith -. 2iGOo
:. "a VI DhlslP 2iIKoJ 9A9l Jy23 i0xSJ.J; als1,
lsl, uue and interest Of above lot la the bulk
INC EAAl hlsei Moses Taylor 900
,,. BB I'm. henaelLg
aeeoy brUHn-stOne front a q D. with lot,
49,, o1i Of 55tkst, Ot 20A6G David WAlxeL&l2,G5J
M ~ ,sle"h sloAe 'front.' house, 1i.h lot, r Olsi
@A0%lte VI AaaOna lot 1908; JOhH AcCOO p $50
La, Gg H. u. Hctz a s0H.
Tss99y sha basement BRICK house, with lot No 81
S''0aioO .....,........ s4,O7O
-, nv n =. Hdrasn
s'ly ana pavement biick hOuse with lot 10 rs 9TH
451,slash $4,000
cASihave. lot s5EiO55 81 Kohnor $500
~ ana basement brown stone front house, with
leiiIssS John Rc go. . ~ hcn' Nv 1870
TT, OF ~ acres On the wtstied rOad Railway, ] 1890
fZ,OOO
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Gin Real Gstais for Sole.

COOKING RANGES that heat the rooms
~ above GOTHIC TOPS that smoky ebmueyS,
Tsnted HULL GEIPPEN & CO.. Thiidavc, ABOVE Twenty
tEirsa. send foT rculars-
ITOR SALE VERY Iowa handsome 4-story
4 brown SINE USE: hne location convenient Har
len stramb and steam - west 130i.st, HARLEM.
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Gountrn Real Geldic for Sale.

COUNTRY SEATS, FARMS. LOTS, e., for
~ sale OF exchange, also % c11I,y Ira sriae a
.u,calty SHOVE & o., 123S Bo+iNdy, cor @isthi un-
der Grsad HDJel-
NOR SALE &C half cost. TO Close an estate. q
j suuIBer - TIL N the lncriof Of ti ric
fIly furnished: accommodate 800 -.sts;
bcllis'cd giOunGs. RUFUS l.. ~ LILO,
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Gorots. Carriages, faruc5s, 60.

4 HANDSOME CLARENCE, one COUPE
"a 9tJ H. VI slufTA s'i n.aily u.gs Isrf ~ private
fa.nr ~ D., seen 20 n. CIRLf ~ TO- III. ald llS las
l5tI,', nr.r i,usse.
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Ciip propertn 90 Eci.

ERENCH FLATS TO LET CHEAP, in
18th st. near Stltye BiHe rooms ron bile. Datl
HOUSES TO LET at reduced rents by the year :
b. g. IUtlIst story and hast bk, 5000
gO3 f. iSthst story b9aL b.. high stoOp 100
brown 10 lDO
10 j. 6Istst 2siOry AND bas l. rooms 100
story, high stuOp, Drown SION lu
2s5 r. l23deL, Sstnry, brownsl0nr and lrV'e ah'V"o
THOMAS MCGUIRE Olf IiIrdaso.
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GGrftlIgrc.

nor CASH BUIERS-Vcivetaen1 Carpets.
n Wli,!n.. tuth- Ct..rur Uycrroitp" iier-' sni bot
tHtrFcts irfsus iIr-rltn~. Srrlu,, Upholstery Gaei
ias isobss ASpta" Li->Ii. g. H. 81 l.iu.t 'ts.
TN-E,IIjRE. CARPETS, aud BEDDING
ilrg. stu-.. rupegrr quality. fnd low qI'r1 q - ~
CDLVP.RlIl WAIF 20 Cos lJI AMI - CIl. Aln--
Gr,a rviuruuu prices mr. 50 GAY. iaJhrAts "-y
Ice mon hly
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OFFICE FURNITURE.
DISKS. CUiTHS.
LIBRARY TABLES. BDDNtNSHS, &C.,
OFFICE FUE$IrIH1
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
7. q. SEILI:W. -, r,.,,-o,..sT
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" and LOFTS TO LEf
Entirely and finely lighted, at very low rent.
Elegant Room 25x4O drs door, for Insurance Jc"e OF
other light business. 800
2il broadway, opp. New Post ONCE.
CTORE and OFFICES 10 RENT in froad-st
- Also SECOND FLOOR ~ William 81, near Beekmdn.
>. II. IHAYEk 100 Nassau 81
TGNO LET-TWO choice snug new bIOwn-stOne
Il DWELLINGS,, S3d st. near IeringtODGye All Improve
ents nirors good Dcg0orhoo rentdown kcysns xtdoor
rINO LET-Elegant fOur-story, brown-stone
HOUSE furnished uuffnislcd. uneXcept iOnable IN
every respect ery low rent Inquire pTnisca ~ East
Slstsi.
TVNO RENT-COrneF frst-elass Flats of eight
laire light rooms with all The improvements 2pl last
seventy irsts 1liTdIve Rent moderate 10 good
tenants. L. J. CARPENTER. 20 3daye Bible llonse
ITO ET.-Desirable OFFICES located di-
Tecy opposite fhe City Hal PARK, me hrst aoor beg
suitable company the "a ana 81 hoors Tor
swyers oscs being in and connected Apply at the
Bank, 257 broadway.
TINO LET, UNFURNISHED-Brow
il high stOOp HOUSE, "a IT., near 6thaye AUTOMATIC
elevator carrying invalid aged efn RON street 70 econ
story seeOdst0y piazza sunny exposure mante glasses
mirror. gas hxtures April !. HOMER MoRGAN Ilne-s1
VNo LET for $l,6O0-The irst-class, four
- '' HOUSE No. 10 East s6th-st
Commands lovely view 81 the Central PARK. , a.,
After April the Harlem RAllrOsd npia transit trains wi"
} '"V T. NJ TALLER, owner, ~ waherst
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Giluations ruaulco-- females.

NTRSE.-A French married woman would
~ ale care chill DO X an % nm >Work would
Ike n ret home at git No. 3iJ West 3 tt-sL
MUIR "a respectable girl, 1G years Old,
~ wishr, SITUATION mind ckiru ard assist with chou
recr>. CIl0r ald.ess Macy CAMPBELL % ~ II r's-
Ilacs
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Aslp manlco

USEWORK-WANTED by middle-aSed
Amst ~O.ian 20 10 hight houssUork or suai ehai
dren. can az i4l 9thaVe
XNyANTED-A frst-class COOK, willing TO
w assist washing Agpl, with oest eiJ rsiss
between 10 lEd IL ~ day az NO Wes1 -.
WORKING H0USEKEEPER-On who has
w ENERGY and large experience IN h0nsehsa
Affairs conscientious American Woman Hum ue county
preferred Address p. o. Box S67, NorhstoNn, NJ
XXyANTLD-A respectable and well-educated
wv vo,ne nerson sIher ERghsh Sosoh, CitAhblsn
AIp and 20 DO with children, by family reading N ""
Sanrtry \ abort distance OF Nev-Iork. .,,A
Apply en- Wednesday Thursday, between ~ AAA -
1t l76 Fulton 81
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ENOR SALE or RENT,
Hrste.ass HOTEL SiTE, with privilege to build franz
JOHN " EEK.
No Coz Sl-.n---El 81. Z. lIl.al n.It.
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~ n H. L1iiow 81


IVsI s@ry Dro" hhtone front mouse With lot No "a
sMesS tIih.o', =, 400 Il " OF JtIaye; lot, ZeCK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-08

EOR SALE-At Great Neck Long island
A Tine lesiCece IN. =. MIXER beautifully at
u4trd al tne Of Hassyu Hay, with hne shore
81 al mile o..
Which lawn tie DAeHcc sJIbc Tor uui.ing 81 cGlh
yaton. 49,.
Fc buildings consist stone FbOu iuvi5 e. on
Li.h gr,und indinc extensive ~ I"lL Island
S0ufd Surrounding country AMI two cDtiH" WIN car
Our., stables, asrd All Necessary Oui1uDons+
o Sa.lie ant ErL. Trees. SirIt1'tf $50 &c
W.,h both railroad AID scaAJ'-t COMMUNICATION N!lh tt
city. - .. ...,. ,. OIL. ,
romn 7, or chAEL.s W. ROGERS, ~ 6"ai NocS.
HUNTINGTON, l.. Large FARM. 1876
acres: good sOi buildings Vii take ttr property.
LAND q WHITING, bceEEiar-N..
AUST BE SOLD.-Farm Of nearly 30 acres,
w hour y. y, Lris Hallway good bicilet.
Ir.tv fri Aors Canisf e. cos, FotlrJ Ndgor dhl m
pcm,uts price $3.50 oIf small palt cas-. APiy
b ALFRED HEitAASCt, % Murraj.s'.
GUNNER BOARDING.-For sale, Il large and
- excellent bUldng extensive Vtl~aGei lawn and
riuus &c oneida " y tnrEl 10 u' y s. trLhal u"
L. station Tbo whole > admirably afapi AMI Gc.G ''t
every respect Inquire # y hl1lN BoIilAN onr'ta \. J..
VG ITH- ST CTgcnty-fOurth Wmd)-COT-
IOk TAGE 10 KENP a. 1900 per yer For sac OF easy
terms; instalimcDtslf dcs:od. HOEl. j. BhpM" Morris
aua ROBi. A. DEEsUN, Executor care htodt 20,
10 IiTo3d-si. y. J.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-01

New York statesmen who thirty years
ago gave character and influence to the
politics of their section. His nomination
Is a return TO the doctrines of Wright,
Marcy and Van Buren.
Net to BE Despised.
Philadelphia Enquirer-Rep.
Outside of New York Mr.. Tildsn, if his
nomination be supplemented to-day by
the nomination Of Mr.. Hendricks for
Vice President, is likely 70 receive the
full vote of his party, for the East will
swallow the Soft-Money man, Hendricks,
for the sake of Tilden, and for the sake
Of Hendricks the West will swallow that
Hard Money man, Tilden.
"Tilden and Hendricks" will not be a
ticket TO be despised, nor will it bs safe
one to underrate, for, by giving It the
Importance to which II Is entitled we
shall the more easily defeat it. When
We know the strength of our adversary
we also know that we must take meas
ures TO overcome it. .,.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-01

We print on the second page of this
issue OF the REaIsrER, 'ull and correct
text OF ths declaration of principles
adopted at St. LOUIS. 1t is an admirable
document Read with thoughtful care
and hand oyeur neighbor. The World
says of it;
''it is not the usual formal sch' dule Of
opinions tied in aundles like dry sticks.
It 10 an artissic hearary composition ex-
pressing one central Ides, around which
other subordinate themes are made To
cluster in support. It is eloquent in
style, clear in meaning, wise ih
scope and noble in spirit. It's
peculiarity ssems to be that it
Is not only sedeclarssjon of Democratic
principles but an onslSught upon Repub-
hcan iniquities. Ints It are packed in
terse expresisas every essential doctrine
of the party. anA tbsse' principles are
emphasized and made glorious by in.
stance III &e evils brought upon, u
through the violations of them which
are sst forth 81 contrast The docupsnt
& st once . vindication and an arraign
msnt. It 10 tie sword and tho shield Of
the campaign"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-01
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

At a wrestling match, yesterday. be-
tween j. II. Mclaughlin, of Detroit, and
j. II. Martin, Of Ypsilsnti, at Detroit,
Mich, the contestants wrestled from
l0:45 NJ. until $50 A. NJ, without q
result, neither party obtaining 4 is'l.
Wiley Morgan, son of State Senator
Morgan, of Tennessee, and Victor Mon
roe Of Hernande, Miss, were drowned In
Hsrmen Lake, neare Memphis, yester-
day, while endeavoring to save the life OF
a companion.
Minister Pierrepont, yesterday, in re-
ply TO the House Committee on Judi.
ciary, stated that the Blsine-Fish letters
submitted to Messrs. Carpenter, Black
and him elf, were the same as those
printed j. the records.
The committees appointed 10 notify
Tilden and Hendricks Of their nomins-
ton resolved to wait on the nominees in
body, and will meet at the Fifth Ave.
nue. Hotel, New York, on the llth OF
July, for that purpose.
Advices from Fort Lsrmie state that
the Indians coming from the Red Cloud
agency bring news of another fight with
uorthern Indians.
The foreign shipments OF corn from
Boston this week was 769,077 bushels,
being by far the largest amount ever
shipped.
Personal friends Of the President state
that the cause of the removal Of II 7.
Yargan, Chief of tho Special Agency
Division of the Internal Revenue Bureau,
was in consequence of Ysrgsn's remov-
ing an agent recommended by the Pres
ident, Yargan giving as his reasons
therefor that he had talked about him on
the street.
The Athletics, of Philsdelphis, played
the West Ends, of Milwaukee, yesterday,
the former scoring IA and the lsttsr 40.
Ex-senator Brownlow, Of Knoxville,
dissents from the action ofthe Frst lndi
ana Circuit in nominating ex-Congress-
man X. K Butler Tor circuit Judge.
There is deficit of $4,000 in the
South Carolina Treasury 10 pay theInter-
est on the consolidated bonds, which is
due Tomorrow.
The hght-oared four mile race between
the Yale and Harvard crews, resulted in
M easy victory for the former. Time,
~ minutes 2 seconds.
The committee appointed by the Board
of Exchange Of New Orleans, report
that old cotton is being shipped from
different points rs new cotton.
The Countess Beauchsmp died In Lon.
don yesterday.
VIM. Rigby won the Aberdeen Cup in
the rife match at Dublin yesterday.
The insurance on tho mills burned At
Fall River yesterday, will amount to
$4,000.
The Blaine in vestigation has been post
poned until the 10Th Of July.
The Republican Senators were in eau
Gus, yesterday, discussing the appropria-
ton bills. A dead lock with the House 10
expected.
James Lynch, one Of the Associate
Judges of the Court Of Common Pleas,
died at Philadelphia, yesterday, aged 90.
Commodore Chss. Bsbcock, com
mandsr Of the iron-clad Caponicus, died
suddenly yesterday, at New Orleans.
At Columbus, o., yesterday, the
Hartforus played the Buckeyes, a. fol.
lows, 5.
Floyd Pierce, colored, the murderer Of
Henry Yerkey, white, ws taken from
the jsil at Lancaster, KY, last night BY
a mob, and hanged Another murderer
escaped in the confusion.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-01

Nsw YosK, June 30,--Ths United
States detectivss have discovered the
headquarters Of . gang Of countsrfsitsrs
st No. 60 Wilson street., Brooklyn, snd
arrested Tom Congdon, q notorious coun
terfeiter, who was engaged 10 printing
National Bank notes Of IS denomination
and Charles Con kiln, who vss stamping
the bills with the United Ststss Treasury
seal The house, on being searchsd. wss
found 70 contain svsry fsrility necessary
for the manufsctnrs of counterfeit money.
In one OF the csossts wsss found plates
for printing t5 bills On ths National
Bank Of Wes:held, Aassschnssts.
the Merchant National Bank OF
New Bedford, Mss, and the National
Bank Of Castlston, N. Y. Fifty tho,s-
and dollsrs worth Of Natioaal Bank bills
were drying near one of the Window.
The plate from which Ne bscls Of th.
bills were printed w. nd By oes Of the
arrested counisrfsitsrs 10 b 10 the hands
Of George White, one Of :bs 6nsst work
men in the country, and hs. vas arrested
sud taken " Brooklyn yssterdsy. The
prisoners we're taken before Judge Bess
dict In the United Stats Coar. White
ws indictsd, plead guilty, sod vs re-
nsnded for rentsnce, and Congdsn and
Conkiing plead nos guilty..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-01

The .ubscritass to the stock OF the Elm
Grove railroad, will meet at two O'clock
this ?. nir The htna Insurance r'' Office
A board Of directors win be chosen, u
code OF bytaaws adopted, and, we pre-
sume, steps takenSto put the work under
contract at an early day.
If every man who is now a subscriber
to the stock of this road, will try, thi'
morning before the meeting, to get Al
additional subscription from some one
who is not already subscriber, the i'm
mediate success of the work will be as
sured. Let an energetic canvass all
along the hne, in every part OF the city,
be made to-day before the meeting.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-01

TILpEN Is the embodiment of political
reform His acts ami deeds have made
him the most prominent reformer of the
times. He has shown more backbone
tban.an other man against rings and
wror . .d,.era HIS works have gained
the cc 6dsncs oi nj honest people, that
he upans bash-ss No ring politicians
need sr,s und"r his administration
the taxes oi New York State have. been
reduced ons hslr. and ss,OOO,OOO saved
to the people. The powerful canal rings
have been broken up, and Tammany has
been Given back seat
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-01
Rast MnlnTpatns,

NEW YORK, June 3o.-The National
Board Of trade to-day adopted . resoiu.
ton submitted by the Board Of Trade OF
Chicago, fsvoripg the establishment and
ontinuance Of fast mali trains, and their
extension where the pecesities Of the
service demand and they can Be adopted
at a reasohscle cost. The resolution was
adopted.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-01

WIrH b Sxnust j. T,LpxN rs President,
there viii II. no BELKNAPs nor DELANos
in the Cabinet. SCHENCKs will not de-
grade and dishonor us abroad; Boss
SHEPHERDS will not rule us at home.
There will be no whisky rings in the
West; the in famous rule of the carpet
baggers will come to an end in the
South; We shall have no Tom MURPHYs
10 the North, and no BuTLERIsM in the
East. -
Rings wiz be broken everywhere and
ripgmeo bsnt ~ the penitentiaries.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-01
A CENTENNIAL ODE.
Tue Flag or Ninetsea.

Toe Flag or Ntnetseo.
You may sing OF your Dag Of . hundred
There'sa clearer and fairer ween,
And fire my guns. and cheer my cheers
For the sweet little hAg OF Nineteen
Fast colors. that old red, blue and white
For Q hundred years that have kept %
bright
But faster yet my h~art-stsi' gs twine
Round the darling nas that just ten
plus nine
II there's bleod to now | ratheI bs hled,
For my nin6Aeen year nAx - she hfe9
In chose hands and whose Il . are the
white and the red,
And. who carries the blue In her eyee-
For love With love that can ne'sr be
-ass expressed b "a.
The red, white and blue In the form I
And the stootest OF patriots 1. aver,
For shs love- the naG and love her.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-01

WHEN TILDEN started for the cana
thieves, he cleaned them out When he
gets under way with his national reform
administration, there will be more thieves
cleaned out.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-01

THE campaign will be fought main
ly on the war ISSUE" said a prominent
Republican. "Oh, no doubt you will
wave the bloody shirt" responded an
independent voter. What else have
we to wave" asked the Republican.
There is no other shift" replied the l.
Rnxfoss Herald,