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THE COUNCIL.
OnesHalf the Street.Lamps to Be
Extinguished.
4 Minority Report in Reference to the
Reduction Of Salaries.
AID, Lawler's Plan for Bringing
Tnx~Fighters to Terms.
Inspecting steam-Boilorc--Tho Board Of
Observation-Disclosures Business,

An adjourned meeting OF tho Common Coun-
cfl WINS hold Lust cyaning, AID. Throop In tho
chair. Tho abscntccs were AID. Aldrtch,
Thompson, White, and Murphy.
SHALL wn HAVE 1IoHTf
The report Of tho Committee on Gas Lamps, |
recommending the adoption OF the ors'cr re-
ouiripa the extinxutehmcnt VI one-lalf Of tho |
strcct-lnmps, wns takcn up.
Aid 9ommos moved to amend 80 that all tho |
lamps be c1tinguished.
Aid. McAulcy moved ns an amendment tflat
only tho lamps at the Intersections Of streets bo
lighted.
AID. pearsons 'sa!d McAuloys amendment
seemed to bo whnt WIS necessary. 1lo hopetl
tl,cy would not bo obliged to cut OIL all tho
lampa, but II looked now very much rs II That
would llavo to bo done. The quicker the lamps,
except those On tho strcct-corncrs, wore cut oil
tlc better. .......
AID Lawlor sata It would DO m injusticc to
cut Of tho gas in como dtstFcts,--tho dark
qunrterh llo represented. ..,.,, ..,,.
Aid. shcrilan presented L. statlsieai taee ,e
giving tho price Of gas III faris, TO 1lfove i!iat
ns ana ss Gofs 6eSsay 6esaSsa " ~ ss i oa
TO be- Instead Of encouraging. the gas com
pauy by lighting few lamps 1t ought to DO
discouraged by lighting none. s,,,o,. j.. uo
AuIey's amendment that The report bo adopted
ulal thc lamps be lighted IN accordance viii! tsc
; tinc-tab1o of July 10, and that The Board Of
ruc M MGrea Ms5ns aeols sRs1 s na gs bills
by iesscnipr Tho capacity OF tho burners.
Aid, Sweeney wnntcd gus dispensed with alto-
: rcther . md oil substituted therefor. II the
! b. b gas, we would anyhow hare light enough.
Ald. Lcngacher thought tho new timetable
should be gotten W, shortening The hours of
lighting, and 8 instead Of 5foos burners should
ala. Cullcrton Batd tho only quc1tton for tho
Council to determine was wlIotlIcr they Wantcu
any light or none at all. In his opinion W1Iat-
hs st tha rg oi Il lie to ex
tIpE1,Ish one-llnlf tho lights. Ho did not like
the ordinance In its present shnpc, sincc lio
doubted, under tho contract, tho power OF the
therefore, moved "a q substitute that the report
bo referred to tho Law Department for an opin-
Xld. Sweeney moved TINT tho substitute be
Tho motion was agreed to,-Jcas, Is; naysf
7,-ns follows:
Ysa.-pearsous, MeAu'oy: ballard. Rosenbsrg,
,as Sfs sar' ;ss Tho1 %sres RsWsh
SsIs,1Sl %slde IlpssHsarth, sa sxoeney Bosoi,
Nays-shc1idan, sommcr Lo1dlng. Cuforsou,
LawleE, Dcidlcs, Longacher-7.
Aid. Sheridan moved as snbstituto that all
tho lamps bo cxtlngulshed, and the Board OF
n Public Works be instructed to light tho city
with oil.
After vain cndcavor to find out the exect
question before tho Council, no one. not even
tho Chairman, owing, TO Misrepresentation, ap-
pcart1g to know what 1t WAS.
Aid. Rawlcigh, to prevent further complica-
ttons, moved ths previous question, which was
Ald. Cullerton-what is tho previous qucs-
RI, chafrman-That all the eas-lampR II, tho
, 1876-07-19

UcfutA foot Ut Lake.M., In1aHn AY., and Sixteenth.
st.. and Canal anI B!xttcnth.sts. Ticket Offices 81
ClaskAt.. aud NJ tcpota
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A sAIooNrsr sHor.-Johnny Hosen.
field, barkeeper at the Sherman House, in
Centre Wheeling, was shot through the
shoulder at an early hour on Tuesday
morning, by one Of party Of roughs who
were drinking there. Tho bar was kept
open quite late, and some time, after mid:
night Martin Friery and four eompan-
ions entered and proceeded to take f6tci.
bio possession OF the. place. Hosenfell
was knocked down with n club, aud Henry
Faust who entered at the moment, was
served the same way. A general melee
followed, when one Of the roughs drew 4
revolver ahd fired ut HoSenfeld, the ball
passing through his left Shoulder. The
wound Is not considered serious. The
entire party escaped.
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DYspErslA.-Dyspepsia is tho most dis
couraging and distressing disease man Is
heir 70. Americans are particularly sub
ject 10 this disease and its effects: such
as sour stomach, sick headache, habitual
costiyeness, heartburn, water-brash,
gnawing and burning pains in the pit Of
the stomach, coming up Of the food, coat
ed tongue, disagrecable taste In the
mouth, impure blood and all diseases Of
the stomach and Liver, Two doses Of
Green's August Flower will relieve you
at once, and there Is positively not case
in the United States II will not cure. II
you doubt this 60 to your Druggist and
get sample bottle for 10 cents and try it.
Regular Size rs cents. Wholesale agents
Logan, List& Co., and Laughlin Bros. 4
Co. eod&w
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The procession followed the inc OF
march, a programme (which we have al.
ready published. The streets were crowded
with vehicles which at times threatened to
get into an inexlricable tangle, while the
sidewalks were packed with people
almost TO sufiocation. Coming up Main
street the procession occupied thirty min.
utes in passing under the triumphant
arch, and long before the rear had passed
that point the head OF the column had en-.
tered the Fair Grounds on the Island.
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BASE BALL ATTmApELpHIA.-Amatch
game was played by the Keystone nine,
Of West Alexander, with the No Name
Club, Of the above place, on the Fourth,
and resulted in favor Of the latter by q
score oil 20 TO 81. Flies No Name O,
Keystone 8. The Keystone boys we're en-.
tertAined with dinner at I.aWsonis Hotel.
aIter which they came to Wheeling 70 SEQ
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TRANsRERs OF REA1,EsrArE.-The fol.
lowing transfers Of real estate have been
admitted to record in the County Clerks
Office since our last report:
Deed made June 90, 1870, by Conrad
Bachman and wife to Christian Hess, for
lot No, 10, on the west side Of Market
street in what Is known - the "ReserVe,'
Eaid lot fronting on Market street twenty
ieet and running back uniform width a
distance Of 1872 feet; 50, 500.
Deed made June 20, 1870, by Christian
Hess and wife to Conrad Bachman, ioi
the east half Of lot No. 2l9 at the corner
Of Eofl and Third (old name) streets
Centre Wheeling; $4,000. %
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CONTINUATION OF The GERMAN Pic.
N1c.-Ths grand picnic Of the German
citizens, which was interrupted on the
afternoon Of the Fourth, was continued
yesterday. The continuation was, hardly
u success, 80 far as the weather was con-
cerned. A rain storm came up about 9
o'clock In the afternoon and put an end
TO the fun. The picnic was largely at.
tended, and but for the storm there would
have undoubtedly been more present.
The Wheeling City Band was in attend.
apce, and discoursed some finc music, and
until the rain spoiled the sport every.
thing passed of pleasantly.
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HELMBoLDs BucHu ia still in the re.
NTH Of its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. Helmbold, "the cele-
brated medicine is still manufactured at
he laboratory at Philadelphia, and ia
tsoldbya all respectable druggists. 1t is
warranted for all diseases OF the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware OF counter
feits. Genuine has proprietor'a private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. ID. t..'' ... d&w
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MEETING OF Wool GRowERs.-Agree.
athletic call and appointment a meeting
Of wool growers was held at the Grant
House on July &. Representatives were
present from Ohio, and Allegheny and
Washington counties, Pa, aud the Pan.
handle counties Of West Virginia.
Thos. Donovan, OF Brooke county, was
called to the chair, and J. O.. Faris and J.
D. Whitman were appointed Secretaries.
Letters were read from Mr.. g. Z. Glad.
dipg,ot Philadelphia, State Grange Agent
Col. W. Hill, Of Ohio, and others, :"
Much enthusiasm was manifested and
the subject Of wool growing was discussed
in lis various bearings by the chairman,
Messra. Faris and Wheeler, OF Brooke
county, and others.
The future prospects were not consid.
efed unfayorable, especially for sheep
NEEDING, and-for the present season Il
F&aa resolved as the sense Of the meeting
Tint it was best to ship our wool To the
eE5t under arrangements made by the
Ohio State Grange.
Aitef some further discussion Il was
resolved 10 adjourn to meet at WellSburg
on the third'Thursday Of August, 1876.
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PAPER BoxEs.-Mr. C. steinmetz, the
paper box manufacturer, al Nos. l2ll and
i2iS Main street, up stairs, is now pre-,
pared to make all kinds Of fancy and
plain paper boxes. The boxes manu-;
featured by him are in as good style and
at as low prices as any, house in the
country. Those desiring anything in that
line should call on Mr.. Steinmetz.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-06

! THE excitement has entirely sulsided
over tho Centennial Fourth and the last
evidences OF the great celebration are seen
in The decorations aud banners.
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b, B.-Tha Standard club were DC.
feated at New Castle, Pa, on Tuesday, by
Yesterday they were defeated by the
KeystOneS, Of Erie, Pa, IS tos.
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THE steamer Phaeton will DO laid up
for week or ten days In order that the
finishing touches may be put upon her, rs
she il mol quite completed.
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CONSIDERABLE damage was done Tues.
day afternoon, by Che storm that burst
over the city, in the flooding Of cellars
and washing out Of streets, fills and EN-;
bankments,
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Why don't the dog.shooter attend to
business cloSer2 The bowling Guns make
quiet parts Of the town hidcous during
the night season.
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/ CARD FROM QuEENswARE MEN.-We,
the undersigned dealers in Queensware,
Glassware, &C., hereby agree TO close our
places OF business at 0 o'clock every
evening from the 9th day Of July until
The Goth day Of August, 1870.
il. HONS, Son & Co,
]. FREIDEL & Co.,
A. w. PAUL. & BRo., q
i Tuos. WALTON 4 Co., i.
+ john MCNEIL Il Co.,
W. II. CHAPMAN, Assignee OF William
Collins 4 Co.
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CnA1LEsoE-I hereby challenge VIM.
Prince, Of tho First Ward, 10 row a log
race on Saturday week, from Hubbarda
saw mill to the Nail City Boat house, for
S. side, arrangements to be completed
at Tidal Wave Saloon Saturday evening
next. ,., ~ C.W.SEABhdHr.
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.AHUNDREp years from now the Wheel.
ing.that.isto.be will publish extracts
from this and Tuesdays IErEILIuEScER,
showing how the first Centennial was Gel.
ebrated,
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AT the forced closing out sale Off. W.
Ferrel you can get muslins ut DO, caiicos
DO and carpets at 15c and grenadines at
&c per yard. Go soon II you want bar
gains, ... ..' .
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THE Centennial Fourth panned out
thirty.sevcn cases for the police court.
The fines assessed aggregated $l37, Of
which $lOG was collected.
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FORCED SALE and great bargains Of
dry goods and carpets, at whatever they
will bring. Must be sold now 10 raise
money. el.g.a ]. W. FERREL.
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THE swoman's friend" is what Or.
Bulls Vegetable Pills may be termed, for
every woman that has once used them
will. mot be without them.
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DEATHS OccuRRING IN WHEELING
DURING JUNE.-The following is the re.
port Of Health Officer Jepson for the
month Of June, which, was crowded out
Of our last issue: -
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LADIES fine kid side lace shoes for
81 %, worth So %, ut =.
L. v. BLoND's, 1885 Main street.
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TnE Supreme Court will meet this
morning at 10 o'clock, pursuant to. adj
iournInetIt, - a' -. ''ss q" -
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SELLING out at and below cost, all
kinds Of Summer Silks and Dress Goods
at =. 8ma' a. JOHN RoEMERs.
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Why don't your Why don't yon 60
10 Blum & Bros. and get your Silks
You can saye % cents on your purchase
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NEW and handsome, the Navy Blue
and Lead Brown French Percale over
suits at Blums. Price only 81 90. Think
OF that. .a BEL
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PARAso1sl Parasolsl Go to !. Blum
& Bros. il you want a Parasol at hall the
usual prices. 81. ..s, ..,.si
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Tan CouRTs. -sUrREME CouRr Or Ar.
rEAIs-Jadses Raymond, Moore, Gfess and
EdniRda.- This Court met yesterday, pur-
Gtant to adjournment, and transacted bus.
iness as follows:
An appeal was allowed in the case OF
the Pittsburgh, Wheeling & Kentucky
railroad company VI. Green.
The case Of the Anchor Stove Works vs..
james A. Gray, from Kanawha county,
was Bnbniitted.' i'i ~ I.i' ~ u.
The case OF G. Shrewsbury vs.. J. Mil
Ter ct al, from Mason county, was sub
United.
Adjourned to this morning at 10
o'clock.
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ONE hundred Linen Suits are still ex.
hibited at - I.BLuM & Bros.
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VIZ understand that, all the dry goods
intend closing their stores nj
q o'clock p. NJ. after next Saturday.
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The place to get the cheapest Shoes ia
atl4 - L. v. BLoNDs.
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Z FounFouRrHs Iron Genadines, Lupins
best make, only 81 10 yard at ;,
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GOSH they are cheap. "a pure Llama
Lace Sack for S. 90 at ,s.H-2-
N- .. i. BLum& BROS,
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R;RDnAN a Co..
Excelsior Machine Works.

We manufacture Marine and Stationary EnEin,m1,
ShAiting, Pullcys, Hangers, and all work usually
done In int-clRR Machine Shop.
Having increased our facilities We feel tnnnnrlH;
that We can give HttlafAction both In work ~"
prices. ..r
We ara also engaged in BlaGkmlthing Of cIEiy
description. Flour and Saw Mill work promptly
attended 10.
Special attention paid 10 The repair d Engine,
and all other repairs Of whatever character IN "''
linz. ,,.
We have on hand ono good second. hAnh double
bells, good ~ new; also ona small vertical engine
and boiler, which will also 10 sold low.
We respectfully solicit share Of public IAlr@'
$50, REDMAN 4 Co,
1870 Chapllno and Eighteenth streets
my9 - Whaling. w. W.
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ARE you going to the Centennial. Go
to ] Blum & Bros. and get the best fitting
Ulster or Buster in tho city.
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For bargains attend now the forced sale
Of dry goods and carpets Of a.
J. w. FERREL.
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ATTEND the sale Of Lace Jackets and
Llama Points at BLuM's.
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FIFTY pairs Of those fine kid side lace
shoes left. Hurry up il you want to get
a mir before they are all gone, at
-. L. Y. BLoND's.
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dow. LAConIs AppRrss.

After the singing Of the hymn, Ills
Excellency Gov, Jacob delivered brief
address. Being limited 10 ten minutes
timC, no did not speak at great length.
He spoke as follows: :
ave, therefore, the Representatives OF
the United States Of America in, Congress
assembled, appealing 10 the Supreme
Judge OF tho world for the rectitude
Of our intentions, doin the name, and by
the authority Of the good people Of these
Colonies, Solemnly publish and declare
that these United Colonies are and Of
right ought to be, Free and Independent
States; that they arc absolyed from all
allegiance TO the British Crown, aud that
all political connection between them and
tho State OF Great Britian, il aud oughtto
be totally dissolved; and that as Free and
Independent States, they have full power
to levy war, conclude peace, contract al.
liances, establish commerce, and 10 do all
other acts and things which Independent
States may Of right do. And for the
support Of this declaration, with firm
reliance on tho protection Of Divine Provi-
dence, we mutually pledge 70 each other,
our lives, our fortunes, and our sacred
honor" 10y
This was the declaration made On the
4th day Of July, 1776, by the representa-
tives In Congress OF the British Colo
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A Mo rush for those ladies. fine. 'kit
side lace shoes, at .;L. v. BIosDs.
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LINEN Suits from S. 90 upwards at
the West Virginia Suit Headquarters Of
~ /, BLUM & Bios.
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NOTICES.
+. isSs;EEssSlENT NOTICE.
cITY cLEEE'S ogTiSsl,

CITY CLkkKA OlIltkf
WnKuINO, July ], 1916.
Iubllc notice Is hereby given 70 all Per1ens u;
,s+.at,.I. that the Assessor elected ~ the Council
~ tbS CITY Of Wheeling have completed thtlI q.
cement Tor the year and made return ihtGeoi u
nv 0ica Any persons wishing 70 appeal lIy sn
",,'rnl or desiring any corrections made VIII
snTC,y Al tho CITY Building heiorc the Board Of
jB,SoI,,iion' and IyptGlG, on the 9Th day Of July
iSLT =; u'clock A, n, ~ the bad Board will meet
~ tEHt Nine ii the aid City Building TO hear all
Ky ms. +. a. BRITT,
Iva City Clerk.
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Tar Board Of Commissioners will meet
at the Court House this morning at 10
o'clock.
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TOR SALE

A alraIl Farm on Wayuesburg road, % miles
IRON city, AZ miles from Elm Grove, containing
il? acres, 10 u which arc In cultivation.
Frame House (nOaTiy new) with tour rooms aud
Kitchen, good smoke house. with good cellar under
1t; large StahIU, all In line condition. VIII besoId
on easy terms
jeS 5-.. ]. IRWIN, Agent
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Tux. Exchange Bank has just declared
dividend Of live per cent, payable on
demand. .s d,
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For SALE.
fs ss - - = 80 B. - = = -
EOR SALE T.. $40

o
DOR SALE u.w
The undersigned will offer atprivaIe Sala until
SATURDAY, July Is, 1876, =
A small tract Of land situated on the eaAt fork Of
Long Run, near the old Poor House Farm, one and
One-iourth mIlcs. from Frank Walters, on the Ma
tonal Road, and three and OuS.haIt miles tom the
city Of Wheeling. This tAct Is in good state OF
Improvement, having on ia commOlIouStwO-s'ory
Frame Dwelling House, Slaughter llolSoTa cool
Stable and other Out.buIldIngs. and an excellent
Orchard.
THIS place, now known as the Peter NOll tact
sold seven years ago for $1,000 II can 10 purehas-
Ell now at reasonable figures, aud upon the most
SliIsiActOry terms
II no, sold at private sale, II will Ia offered at
pnlIc auction at The trout door Of the Court House
on SATURDAY, July 18th next nj 10 O'Clock An
Fur further particular inquire Of
MEsSl;s. CRAcRAFr a COLE,
1886 Chspiue Street.
OtJ. c. HEBVEY, AuctIonecr. Js4
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TnE City Board Of Equalization and
Appeals meets ut the city building to.
day.
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THE Circuit Court yesterday ad.
journed until Saturday morning at .
o'clock,
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SUMNER SILKS at an immense reduc-
ton from former prices at BLuMs.
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TnEnE we're ono hundred and forty
cases before the police court last month.
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,C1Rcurr CouRr-Jul0clfeFriu.

C1RcuIT CouRT-JulSeAfalFin.
Court met at 0 O'clock yesterday morn
Ing, pursuant 10 adjournment.
In the case Of Robrecht va. Robrecht
the bill Of plaintiff asking for . divorce
was dismissed and cause retained for pro-
ceedings upon cross bill.
Tho suit Of A. Yoke vs.. J. F. UpdS;;
graf ct al. was revived in the name Of q.
b. Updegrafi, executrix.
In the case Of Miller, guardian, VS..
Laura Moffitt, tho report Of sale Of guar.
dian under former decree, Of the real
estate descended TO the defendant, was
confirmed.
Elizabeth Ballinger was appointed nd
mihistratrix Of The estate Of Frank Bal
linger, deceased. Bond $500.
John Janhnke,a native Of Prussia, was
made citizen.
H. Ferguson, Esq, was admitted to
practice in this court. s
Court adjourned until Saturday morn.
ing at 0 o'clock. 1t Ia understood that
the term will end on that day.
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THURSDAY. July U, 1876.
New AdyertiseInentN.

Young Mocking Birds-o. G. Genthcr.
Notice--John W. Cumming. ifi.
Notice-Robt. B.Woods. ! p - =. =
Paper Box Manufactory-C. Steinmetz.
Noiiccz-Geo. E. Boyd.
For Rent-Jas. l.. Hawley.
Republican Mass Convention, 'f
I.ost-Pocketbook.
LOst-CuG Button. .,,-s l.t.
Wanted-Nurse Girl. y
Special Sale-l. Blum 4 Bro. [head
Of lOcnll. --.u