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, 1876-08-24
TURpENTIEE.
Witu1a0ToN, Aug. 23.-splrits turpentinc dull, &c
MARINE.
CTTICh1N.


Ann1vAls-StmF Chicago, Mnnitowoc, anndres,
stmr A!pena, Muskcgon, sundr!es; prop Enp,,s
Static. Buffalo, sundncs; prop Messenger, ncntop
1Iafbos, sundrtcs; prop @. j. Tsneaicll, Benton
Harbor, eantlres; prop Trader, South Haven, am.
drics; prop q. T. Heath. 8augatncl, snnlrle,,
prop st. Albans, ogdonshurg, sundrics; prop Con.
molore, Buffalo, sundries; schr ]. v Jones. Nus.
kcgon, lumber; schr Ida, Manlstee, lumbcr; aes,
A. Rust, Muskegon, lumber; schr Peoria, Mu.ke.
gon, lumber; sctfr j. ". Drown, White Lake, lun.
ber; schE II. N. Durham, Pixies Pier, wool; .shr
Montgomery, BAY city, salt; schr Low I!awien.
DuHalo, coal; achr Freeman Moss, A1pcna, lumber:
eehr Loonle A. burton, LudnEton, lumber; ach!
9. hiehel,on. Luoingtoa, lumber; yacht Mamie,
CLsAnAsers- Ttueslell Benton r1s..
btoI. !I,n,lr !SInn,aries; !. prop, Messenger Zen.
I'm st. ceaso Man.to%os stk bs. 'una't: appls:
- bdls h!dcs, sundt!cs; sehr Floretta, Roger
City, 70 br!s 1ous: bark y. II. Vanderbilt, l,udl.
10, 81, 600 bu corn; hark UnadIlla, buffalo, aG 3It
bu corn; schr T. Y. Avery, Ford River, Ii h.ls
pork, s hrls lard; echr Zach Chandler, Buffalo,
49, 600 hu corn: achr A: u Moore, buffalo. ", 49i
bu corn; achr Francis rntmer, DnInlo, 81, 300 ba
prop Philadelphia, Buffalo, 70, ooo bu eorn-Eris'
dr!cs;. stmr Atpehn,, Muskegon, 8 brls pork, and
sunlflea; psop g. +. Heath, sauga.uck, III s!cen
hides, and Bnndr!cs; eclr E. A. Mayer, Pott
Huron, 28, lS0 bu corn; echr Camden, Buffalo,
Al GOO bu corn; sche g. II. Wau1, buffalo, II D0s
h9 corn; prop Montana, DHtIalo %, ~ ba corn,
8, 600 6u corn, 15 brs hour and sundries; prsj
Java, buffalo, IL. 0O0 bu corn; prop India, hut
falo, q, 600 bu cotn-Eric 400 brls Aour, 10 brll
pork, and annlrfcs.
, 1876-08-24
PROVISIONS,

p.. pRDfISlONS.
U0GsPRQnUCTH.-}Fcr Modtfatelysetfye. hut veak
aud lover nil round, under continued pressure 10 ae
though hogs wera unchanged and not In nrRe supply.
The feeling that chenp and plenty Of it. will make
hogs cheap thu next packing buyers for
consumption to hold on except thy obliged to
supply immediate wants, and Irthga out free offerings
for future from parties who expect a lover pficea
Tho outward movement Of moats continues large but
tho meats going out chiefly those cut to orrr. md
thote u very little demand for anything In stock thnt
has bocn manufactured to sclI. Meanwhile tho chtct
demand Ia from parties who hase sold short at higher
prices aud arc able % oil In At blk proft
kerr fbrk-Wu1 fairly active for day IN summeY
and fully aoc per br lower than tho reduced prices OF
tho previous evening" with Ysry sght reaction 1t tho
Gloss Bales reported Of 40 bsla cath (coico) at
s17lo, o. 800 brs SELLER September At sta. 750l7u;
sssr tSs se sest Ss !. III Il aaa s5o III
xs III o;:sss :ss5 s; As
VI. ts snss HIT L ~ S s \ and extra '''
osa asSsr sa ss'fs VIII ea oa Re 5 H.
R$!fa & :ss: stPS
T5 II aS iSfx afEs s s;xsss xssra aa Il
q; ;S;
sss e. ;S$Ss ss =:
@ - % oas sss!.
tst iU bs: hnd iLtt b0xea lotR ha1 al lie. Ths
following WcEa tla latest quotations.:
Shout Short Short
d<fs, rio. c!s4r,
aAlG4t 19QsSt ss+-titt M
liQ1tH, ~ I'M
AGkaN. ....."*.-,...s..ss+4......ntt kta
EtpteNDeft ......Htx n NJ
DnGUlt CNAH. - IA BN
summer. crtu meats Nttb quoted Nt 6}hGflfc
boxel lou!lc.1t ASsaAo ior d. slort II III njtSata
foI - long clsa5f; sstAuo Tor 20 slott clears; Ac
DerlAnd!t l.lI31tc fur swGst laina; md liz
4llAc for boxed lunEcut haHiA hacun hams about
Itaft|e
short rIhs. seller November and December, werU
nominal At 7ftac md long md ahuft clears sumo dc.
lYEff. ~ 7}kllHc.
isEKF pEoDGCTsSWeIe steady and auiat At $40. Is
~. SIG H. % for hams.
1Al"teWas quoted 1t 71faEc for city aud 7l7kr for
country loLs acc0sl!ng to condition.
, 1876-08-24

keen IN Apnttmtnta r!ern stun wny quotcd At A. 2,
e. end sonn.oM inch n *at,hss y; Cl1.isH la,n.s
flnNhei1t41 w!tluut 1Atti. 1.th rr1nsin " $i1sfs
.N and shingles ct 4lWhA1 49,. Trate r. the ynrIs
Iir shipments were 9Yot ph hU fcet, rood rnrtin
, 1876-08-24

Thu curRo market Wa ve-y qulut only tnTce four
host loas Of lumber belnx uIcfed aid Ut tose twu of
caulnon Inch su WIRE &oi early Ths ycs4el4 out
a1e VI ihrm pa4I dua, the wliut Keeping them bask.
Desirable carovs vii readily st recent prices, The
y&rl IuslueAA Apass to tu HeTcasu., and retailers
mud l. he1casy to ftalGct tho ELUlrA!lc narKct "
, 1876-08-24

WQHOOtG t!]Ec* HtcAty -
$ !; e. s; C: g.: g. 4 :| 4
sss :sas s; s x. ~ ssSH ft ss:
I TO- 4s;ys sss e as @s
sai GoofsdS. sSSsses II sald sfore q osloek !. H.:
.ssis.e 81 Sg @
sssa '{ssta {;
is IL ssss y ,s% ss; ss sSs sss: sss
nu.,Ato, Ass. s,ss'.:1 ..see. tst.} e: @
al!ya; tLioaxl esasEaca'i sac shIppsa ouL lssvluK
sss 9" s teta, ID. week,
ss'; Z ssx II a " .ssp a'x xsos Is'{ Will sssS
as xisk ,a;a} sqs e, s Ss.E Sn'1
I: I'll
Al; E.s1 ss9 81 Aus
ssk g toai f3r sT9 day' IL "! a hG%s pa, " ~ ass r..
s$s e sEsS ssSs 7 "'.' '. y. s.u,
ssasS ia s's asf
~: Is @ .E2a. ts. ,;S .;: ssa total 70. two
sSiS !, S a!Sf Ss;
.s;s ffs s .ssas ss sssl 'sassa g at
.ts s;s2S . .'f f.S: snsS'sfs sH. '.ts: Fa's' at
ss;S'isyp ss'ysp:; " ss sssfs:sEss
rs;sss ;eaa ts'sssi: sy ssSs. @ ts's
sa& sss' st: !: ~ ! f'sss ''@'1'
| c,yo,syAr, Aue. as.-jfn1.cFatr and nrm. con.
, 1876-08-24
AMERICAN CITIES.
NEW TORE.
r. nm


NRw Yonx, Aug. H. Gratn-WheAt dull and tr7cgu.
lar for old sprlag And winter aud lower se saos Of
Geo bu at 81 05 for now crop No. Chicago springs
SOC for old No. amber Michigan IN storet market
e30oso for No. 3i fair spring No. ,, pscol. d,
D9c0S1.t0 for choice spring. $l.l30l. ia holding
ra,es. Iyo tn rather better taqury winter now CROP
offered at TOO without sale. old Westcrnt be905c;
ina Corn drner and moro acttro for spot lots, hut
qlet for forward dcyarys salea Of Oo0 bu at $50
Soc for hot and warm Western tni1ol, 6c for grade
mixed oBc for graded low mircd' H513gc for ungyaJed
Western mixed, d1357Ho for ungTaded steamer mixed,
chiefly ut 6e0s7c; t7aao for ungraded al mixed, and
SOC for whIte Western to Arrivo. Oats ahads nrmer
for choce and decidedly mora activa. with sales OF
1s bu At s2t2e for tho range Of Wsstora aud 8tae
3aG4ac for tho range Of Western and Stats whlta
3shs4oc for cocu TO fancy No. 2 Chicago mixed,
In store a033c for of.Kradc do market closed lrw.
ocean Ffsi0hss-nerth room for krain TO Liverpool
stronger owing to limited aupply Offering for prompt
uso engagements u Liverpool por atcam. 10 coo bu
grain at 7N1 per 90 Ms.
Frortftonf-pork lower, with only moderate hut-
ealcs Of 500 brla new mess spot at $1785ds
17.0. GOO brls for September nt $l7gos sO hrs for
October At sl7.75; At tho second call for August
sl77S asked; for September si7.75 askcd for Octo-
ber s1760 bid and Sizes alked Cut MeatA
IN moderate demand at steady psicc.; mtddlca arm,
with better business, mnlnty for futurs dsivcryi
demand for export, also active speculative busl
ncs1s sales 1850 tca prime steam spot
At sl04Ost04o. and l4o tca OF. grads ut tg.23
@loOot 7,750 tea for scptcmbos at &io.s2aa a1D 4Ot
2ooo tcs for October At slo.Ao8lo AK, soo tcs for
November At S0.GS@looo and $50 tea sellers option
for tho remainder Of tho year at s..
gugorRaw nrm hut quiet at OH9o7ic for fair to good
sonngs e1c for prime; ot1l0o for centrifugal; TO-
fined IN ta!r demand.
Inliotc-Narkct steady.
h&kr-Msrkok steady; s0les Of brls A. 81 l2H per
gallon closing At u. l2 bid AMI 81 IL asked Of acohol
21 brl1 sold nt ". 1hpcr wine gnllou.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-04-21
Babcock, the Safe-Burglary Con
spiracy.

One OF The most horrible conspiracies
OF modern times was that SO well known
rs tho sare-burglary affair. IL was or.
ganlzedin the city of " ashiugton. Ger.
tain leading men 4. the Capital, at whose
bead was Mr.. Columbus Alexander. had
busted themselves in attenptinv 10 OK.
pose the rascality Of the District Ring,
chiei OF which was "lSoss" Shepherl.-
ihese men were accustomed to assem-.
bic at Dir. Alexander's honsc to talk
matters over and prepare their plan OF
action for the protection OF the tax-pay.
er5 who were being SO outrayeouslv
swindled by the ring.
On tie 23rd Of April, 1874, the office
OF Richard harrington was broken omen
AMI certain books and papers were tn.
Ken therctrom. Harrington was Asis.
tant United States District ATTORNEY.
The books Of Jno. o. Evans. one of the
king contractors. had hem kept in that
sale AMI 1t was alleged that Mr.. Alexan-
Ger amt his friends broken open,the safe
about one o'clock in the morning and
one OF the burglars proceeded with q
buEdle to Mr.. Alcxanders house and
rang the bell vigorously. lie failed to
60 "''J iSSt'ohoc EOWcEcF 9nt 10 TINS
Tact, may be attributed Mr.. Alexander's
escape.
FOR it seems :hat Harrington and 9th
eTs were outside, cogni4amt Of the trans.
action and watching the burglars, and
that the scheme was TO have the police
follow the burglars. arrest Mr.. Alexander
and the inmates Of his house as the
persons who had instigated the safe
burglary.
ltnow turns out. through the testimo.
ny OF Colonel Whitley that the job was
put MP 10y General Babcock and Har.
rington-that they employed him to
manage the details and that he did man.
age them, sending on the men to do the
diriy work from New York and provid
ing the instrumcnts.--Ch ua5ersJu,G
SPORT
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-04-21

iR. OCoSoH DEFENDS IIIMsEIr.-At
a meeting ofthe Bar Association Of Now
ork, on Tuesday evening of last week.
MF. Charles O'Conor made a speech de.
nying certain recently published charges
to the effect that while pretending to
serve Mrs. Forrest gratuitously in the
Forrest divorce suit, lie had actually OK.
acted 4 fee of $4,000 for his services.
Mr.. OConor positively denies that there
was any understanding that his services
were to be rendered gratutously, and
then shows that the only charges in his
bill, except for money lent to Mrs. For.
rest or expended in her behalf, were
$1,000 for fourteen years services to
January ], 1868, with interest thereon
from that dato to November Q, 1868.
and $4,000 for other and subsequent
services without interest. Mr.. OConor
asked for committee Of inquiry, which
was granted. In statement submitted
TO the association Mr.. OConor advances
the theory that the quarrel between the
FORESTS was only device OF the TRACE
dlan 10 divert attention from financial
failure resulting from the erection OF
the castle on the Hudson, which he
had not the means to finish, and. is apt
to be tho result OF sucii devices, it ended
IN the destruction OF his home AMI left
q dark spot on bis fame.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-04-21

MONSTER Ox.-Orauge county. New
York. will be represented By monster
OK, at the Centennial Exhibition. lie
Is OF the Durham variety, twenty-five
hands high. and measures twenty-five
feet from the tip of biz nose 20 the end
OF his tail. Ills present weight IL 5000
pounds. but he will be fattencd for the
exhibition in September next, when il is
expected he will teigh at least 5000
pounds, His owfer, who is living at
Midtown, has refused $4,000 for a
fourth Interest in'nim.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-04-21

Ten yesrs ago As'ss. Geo. p. Kow,lIAc.
s''ao''shsd their advertising agency in New
io'k CITY Five years ngo they absnrbed N.
business soadactri BY Mr.. John Hooper. w no wa,
Tue 81 10 so into this kind of enterprise. Nov
thty nave The faiisfaciioa Of con,rollino n.
most extensive aud complete advertising copnsc :
'iua which has ever heen secured and ons rhic.
mou'a De hardly possible in any other country
dowa compi,x business into so ,tc,o,ahi.
systematic method tina, no change in the new.
paper system OF America can escap. motto,
willie Tue widest information upon all tonic. a.
ieiesung 10 advert ers is riacsd readily AT II,
cisposai c! The public
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-04-21
Judge James d. Armstrong.

This gentleman has about concluded
his iirst term IA Judge OF the Circuit
court Of this county. The term WAS
one that tested the physical and mental
strength Of the presiding officer to IN
unusual degree. Long anil able argu.
menis were made in numerous cases.
involving points and principles rarely
arising in the ordinary litigation COM
mon TO our country and district. In
short. cases of such intricacy and COM
piIratIon arose and were determined that
none bnt the cleareSt legal mind could
comprehend, and the student and iurist
credibly and iuteligently unravci and
determine. Yet, with pleasure and
qualification, we declare that in oar hum.
bic Judgment Judge Armstrong was
master of the situation, and showed by
his decisions that lie is fully competent
III every respect to wear the crmine with
honor 20 himself and the furtherance of
the ends Of ustice between litiranls. We
had heard that his hearing was defective
and lie was physically debiitatcd TO
snch an extent he could not DISCHARGE
the duties Of the Office to the satisfae
ton OF the interest OF suitors. We know
not what may have been his condition
IN the past, hut we assert positively that
such IS not the case at this time. To
all appearances, Judge Armstrong has
about an average degree O; health AID
strength allotted 20 men OF close appli-
cation and aedintary habits. His hon.
or won golden opinions with those in
attendance upon the court, and with
those who were thrown into social con.
tact with him, lie established an envia-
bic reputation rs genial and sociablc
gentleman. II Judge Armstrong de.
sircs the position for Judge Aliens un.
expired term, we predict that he will
make it warm for any judicial aspirant
who has the temerity 20 measure swords
and cross blades with him next October.
-PeHNtt0u Ncrs.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-04-21

10 Mr.. a. T. Stewart In. left the
great bulk Of his property to his wife,
and the handsome amount oc million
TO his friend Jutge Hilton. who has long
been his attorney aud adviser Smaller
amounts are left To other persons. The
expectations Of some that he would leave
munificent sums to public charities have
not been realized. To employees Of O
yer twenty years Inc leaves the sum OF
$1,000, and those over ten wears $500
each lie hopes that his plans for the
welfare of his fellow-man will be faith.
fully carried out. What they are. apart
from his Long Islani village of cbean
houses AMI Working Women's Home in
New York, does not appear, thou III the
continued maintenance in operation Of
the various business enterprises which
he founded or acquired mast, OF course.
be OF direct advantage to many.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-04-21
1hreshing Machine
+ O n s 4 1. e.

ENEoT VIRGINIA. To VII AT tsle. f,la
w IN Tive Jerks Office OF The Count, cost.
81 HHmpshife, IN 'he fret Monday in April,
Henry NJ. high, Administrator OF NICK.
olas LestacrInan, deed. Plaintiff,
~.
Niciolas Lcatherman, Jr., james Arnold
& Hester Ann his wife. Joseph Spaih
and Elizabeth lis wife. Susan Sion..
Solomon Leaiherman. the unknown
children Of William Foley. and Ear.
lara Foley, i!,e unknown children q
Jasper Foley, and Catharine Foley.
and Charles I.eatEcrman. Defendants.
~ CUAHCFEY.
The oij'ei n lbs ssii is TO asceriaia nheih,'
crriun s1ies given by James Arnold. JAsp'r
r0iey, hafIes l.oaiberinHn. Adam Sions and J
y Pennington, - said SiclOIaJ Lesihei msn,
dc q ~ hil lifetime we're FOR sdFancemsBfs 0f
DOT to settle uy faily bis eiaie and relieve sail
hiSh from all responsibility ihorethout hod
u appearing 10y ,fii5svis that the children -
% ham Rnd DIFbTa Foley, and Jasper saS
Calhaiine FOLEY Gfc unknown and that saif
nnkn-Nn chlldieB as1 Charles llarim 20. 10 DOT
reside in ilis State. il I. ordepd. lhsl sid noe-
fcs.dtni defendants ere uquiftd 10 appear Hiih-
in icur Wttks after The dale n nc Efsi robins
iion hefeCl. sud DO = lat j. ltcfffafy ~ Irrti
ibtir interests 10 iaistuit 1esis
&. s. WHITE, G. e. 6. Il. G,
april IA, 1876.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-04-21
D. y PRATT.
ERRORS or YOUTH.

A GENTLyMAN Who suffered f,f rear, from
"A Nervous Debility. Premature Decay. and
AT ihe ehects 81 youthful iDdiscfeiion viii. Tor
The sake ~ suffering hansnifr s.rsr,sa a. Iii
who need IL, The recipe Hnd directions for r,akiog
he simple remedy by Which be va, cured. Sui.
isrefs wishing TO profit by tho advertiser CT
perience eaa dc 30 Wy Addressing 10 perfect con-
JOHN y. OGDEN.
Dec. ~. 1875 90 en-.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-04-21

RoLLISo OUTiufE CoISs. Washing.
tn April 19.--In accordance with
secretary Bristov's order, the Treasur
or this morning, commtnced paying
out silver coin il exchange for fraction.
al currency onlr. There vas a steady
stream of perstns desiring silver change
from tho time the Office opened this
morning until o'clock. a. which limo
payment will cease daily.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-04-21

The RAILROAD DIFFICULTIES Tho
Directors Of the Il. & o. Company. on
wednesday last. adopted resolutions
declining TO lease tho Valley Railroad
ut $4,000 per annum for two yeors
as proposed by that Company and or.
derlng that the road he delivered up on
that day to the Valley Company. The
complications are Of such character as
are not likely TO be satisfactorily all.
justed at an early day Winchester Time.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-04-21

Two MoruGns MD Two B,prrs
yesterday morning, says the Dcs Moline
lIndlana) Register, two women in the
west part Of town gave birth to two cl,il.
dren IN the same room aud at the sane
time. Tue woman who cascl for the
httlc strangers.b thei anil clothed ,hern.
ana started 70 present them TO their wait.
ing mlmma5. Then she made the start
Ing discovery that she had inextricably
mixed the infants 50 Chat sic was una.
Die 10 decide which was the mother Of
either. The two mothers cast lots for
choice, agreeing that if the children
should, when grown. develop family
traits sufficiently to identify them they
should be exchanged If they shonld
prove TO be incorrect.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-04-21
y @ Il G + .
U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE
SPECIAL TAXES.
MAY /. 1876. TO Arnr- so, 1877.

ME Etyis,d Sisinirs AZ ibe rnitsd Stairs
j Sections 32j2. 1921, 1913. and 322o. re-.
quire every person engsged 10 any Ia liuss. Nv.
Ocetion, employment vh''h itnd,ts him liable
{" SPECIAL TAX. TO PROCURE AND
PLACE &C ESPiCUuUSLY ~ UiS ESTAB-
L'SilNEVr OR PLACs or BUSINESS A
STAMP dtnotpg ihe rny mcnt of said SPECIAL
TAX for the Special Tx Year beginning Nay
], 1916, hciOre commencing or Containing bu-
siness sitter Aril -, 1876
Tie Taxes Embrace. within the Pro.
visions Of the Law Move Quoted are
tho fnllntrin.r ,.iz
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-04-21

FEDERAL CoNvIcrs Il OR PrStrrx
TIARY.--QUERY.-To make shoes. hats
brooms, cigars, &c, 70 the injury and
disparagement Of our honest State Me.
chanlcs! 10 improve State morals by
their association with our home convicts9
Who viii answer ENQUIRER.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-04-21

WORTHY or ENrLATIoN.-The editor
Of the Lewistown. Pa. Sentinel las late.
~ received legacy of $4,000 from an
old citizen Of Miinin co "a some nc.
acknowledgement OF the benefit derived
from the reading Of that newspaper. An
act worthy Of emulation. How different
The feelings Of that dear departed in
his new home from those Of the moor
fellows who were taken out i'm Gebt to
The printer. Reader. you may not he
able to leave $4,000 legacy to yopr
editor, but do, do try TO get out square
with him.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-04-21


E0TThe State Board Of Humiliation.
composed ofMcssrs. Goslorn. orChalles.
ton. IIeiskell, of Romney, aud Gallaher.
Of Moundsyille. recently convened in
Wheeling in conformity TO an act pass.
ed by the Legislature, approved Dcccm.
Der 2Oth, 1915, authorizing the Cover.
nor to appoint them, with tie advice
and consent Of the Senate, md giving
thoin The same milago end per dieoa rs
the members Of the Legislature receive.
Tie Board was il session twenty one
days They increased the assessment
on The lands Of Berkeley county ID per
cent; decreased the assessment in this
county > per cent, and ~ Mineral Z per
cent. There was no change made i'm the
asses ment OF Hardy, Grant. pendlefou.
Morgan and Jefferson. Not a great ma.
ny changes, sc understand. were made.
and those made will not change the ng.
grogatc result IN the State more than n
few thousand dollars one way or tic
other. The equalization made by this
RoH-i confines for five years.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-04-21

tVMr. Peter Welty. Of Wheeling
lost three children on the 17tli instant.
with that malignant disease, scarlet fever.
As VIC learn from the IateHigcacey. the
hrst child, aged live years, died on that
morRing ct 8 o'clock. the second. aged
three, about three hours later. and the
eldest. seven years old, nj 5 80 o'clock
in the evening.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-04-21

ITLupton & Gibson have some
very fine FRESH SuAD--only 30 cents
= pair Call aud Try item April Il.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-04-21

DYchoMANCy. OR Soul. CH.RMyo
il low either sex may fsscin.,e and go ~ :.
ive ana affections of any person they choo..
nslsn'y. his art al, can possess. free h,
aia,', '.r - ecnts. together with a Marri.s.
Suidc, Egg riisn oracle, ,pr,otns, Hints !, I ;.
s'es, s,c' zoe 600 sold A queer hooS- "A.
''ss' = WILLIAM CO., rab's. Philsdslpais.
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N''N iOatON N.Y. VIZ
neciiGers $500 90
Dealers, retail iiq1or Is co
Dealers, wholesale liqn1s 700 %
Dealers 10 malt lio1ors. whol St,e 30 90
Dealer IN uialt ii9trrs, retail ~ 90
Dealers IN leaf tobacco Is 90
Retail cta'er. H. lrnf iplRcco 500 90
Ard on les IL over : 600, CITY cchis
Tor every dollar IN excess ur : 10
Dealers ~ manufactured tobacco 90
NsLuI.. ;r-c-~ % stills 50 co
Add .Ur each attn Hnu-G rinscd 20 90
I'd for escl wDtm manufactured % 90
Manuldct1nr5 q tJbacco 10 90
Manufactures Of cigars 10 %
Ptddlcrs e tobacco. Set elsSs froie
thHn two boTses or other aninialsl 50 O.
Feddiers Of tUbacrO. second clsss Two
hurses or other Hnimaisl Is co
Pedders Cf tobacco, tbid class toue
hose or hsf auimaj Is 90
Fedd'eis Of tobacco, fourth class 90
foot or public conveyancel 10 %
Brewers ~ less than 500 barnes a. Oo
Brewers 81 500 bsf-c.s VI more ico 90
Any person, - liable sho shall fail 10 com.
ply wiih the foregoing requirements vii, be- snb.
jet 10 severe penal les
Persons ~ tfms liable To psv INV a. ID. 2 e..
csl Taxes nsued shove must apply to CEDgGg
". BROWN, Collector u iniernal Revenue At
Grait ~, w. Va, aud pay lur ane tr.c,,e lie
special lsx stamp " Stamps they need ,ffor
~ Nay J., 1915, and WITHOUT FUnTuEg
NOriCB.
D. y PRATT.
Commissioner n IHferAoi Rerenue.
OFFICE or lNTEHAL REvENrE.
WAsmNGTON. II. e.. Fob. /. 1876.
March Is, iS76.--No. 10.
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NJ rs Il @ IsEICIS.IS a. MP

NIOU!O inform the I.sdirs OF FUmncy and
neiyhnoiii'''d that .he is prepared Il.
make 10 order, all styles Of Fashionable pfers.
c. &c llarins long .xFernuce, abe feels eonh-
ueh' ii"t shs can rierse those wha enifusi their
work 10 her I huge d@.iri work tu her lin,
VIII pieaic call her rsisl.,cr tiis eas f.esn,ly
occupied by Nr thnlcs fl.,mssn
HOmnrt, APRIL "A. 1876. -G~.