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The New York herald., 1876-03-22

Speed. Speed. Speed
Including the fast an handsome gray eding Ro ld
master: he is 151s hands high years old by
General Knox dam Fleetwing he is powerfully
built and gated can pull road wagon at all times
gated; htcher but level and straight trotter and is
warranted sound and kind.
The fast and high bred Kentucky Mare 15s hands high
8 years od bred in Kentucky and sired by Yellow
Jacket, the sire of Thomas l.. Young; has a prompt
strong and handsome gait resoute driver
can trot In ~ y will trot in 25 this she Is
warranted sound and kind.
Fast and handsome Trolting Gelding, Bay Dick l5lS
hands high years old; BY Volunteer dam by
Dntchess County Bashaw; raised by Major Thornton
of Orange county he has fine and handsome head long
arched neck fine sound feet and roted when old
was driven last tall "a private trial Fleetwood Park
with preparation whatever excepting driving,
mile in 36 and repeated In aS7t he then matched
70 trot Colonel McCas horse for 81 OOO aud received for
felt which leaves him without record he the
isng young horse to found for sale in this city, and IL
properly handled this spring will well down the
twentes he is fne free and prompt driver. is
vice or tricks he neither pulls lugs rets when
pany and stylish in harness trotcr living he has
speed and pedigree combined make him valuable
track purposes and he has superior gentleman
roadster he is warranted sound and kind and must be
to be appreciated
Fast and pay Trotting Mare Bessie D. l5Jz hands
nsh, years old sired by Billy Denton dam by Pilot
Temple Jr; raised by Mr.. Taylor his stock farm
Orange county is perfect and genuine trotter; she
show better than 30 track is stylish and bloodke
has splendid limbs feet with full and tail
she is well broken TO all harness. and in all
class trottinV mare; she is warranted snund and kind
Aso the fast and well knuwn black Geding Kingston Boy
can go the track and tro mile in a pace mile
in % or better; owner has used boots him
road as he liked his pacing gait he all day horse and
II put in trim and booted doubt trot fast he
can pace he is warranted sound and kind.
Also full spring top Wagon, side bar Road Wagon
pony Phaeton single ant double Harness. Blankets Robes
STOCK NOW ON EXHIBITION AND TRIAL AT
STABLE AS ABOVE SALE POSITIVE, RAIN OR
The New York herald., 1876-03-22
HORSES, CARRIAGES, SO.


"A CRY Auction MART AND NEW YORK TAT
TERsALLS,
MAJOR cHARLGs nIS-0Ty W BXRRHR a S''a '1a6icrIoNEER
EVERY 4N wsbNEsDaY fA nIlisi %Sb ~
TwENTYFoUR hours allowed for trial on every horse
THE ONLY auction mart in the State having . driving
track for shoTipg horses on sale ru,s NV
AT II O'CLOCK,
COL. -. C0NNELLY's
EGRyENr2 GqREy lss 2uEHN i GsS9sHTn sE
OF THE FAsfEsr GREEN TRoTTERs
JUST ARRIVED "a pnf FROM SSlld' KENTUCKY.
AND comprising
SEVENTEEN HEAD of the riches. bred and most prom
ncSdas several that can TRoT il s5 and the balance
hS o % "a Of to % g.
m sIs got by porssyS GSdd1s that can BEAr M sa9
matched most extraordinary gepemans superb trotting
sR o f o S.0 in Ss~ ss SSs OF S
and s M the &sa So
DURING THE past six days this stock has been ridden
ncanesd them even iaster than epresened
CATALOGUES, with extended pedigrees descriptions
ELEG&STT Top Pony Phaeton.
LIGHT Express Wagon, by Terrltt.
ERGH aH LOT %Sf snd ssscsS wSsGS SaS by
THIRTY OTHER top and top Road Wagons, Depot,
P5f fGII 5f DGscRIfTIoS sia sTS"s ss sale carriages &c
SALES NEVER postponed on account ofweather
A LANDAU, by j. b. BREWSTER co, of 25th st.
NAIL or fOURSEAT PHAETUN, with shifting top. used
only four times, by j. Il. BREWSTER & co. or 25th &.
CLARENCE, in good order by J. Is. BREWSTER CO., OF
25th ST.
fi9E dbT EHE%s55s WTGs s. pO
ExTENsfoN TOR pHAErox, by BRADLEY 4 CO.
LAEDAULETTE, by J. b, BREWSTER CO, of 25h st. /;
pole and shafts.
COUPE used only four times by BRADLEY 4 CO., with
pole and shafts.
FoURsEAT PARK PHAEToN. by MINER STEVENS.
Broome 1t.
COUPE RocKAwAY pole and shafts, BY MINER STE
sIx-sEAT RoCKAwAY, by BREWSTER CO., Of
Broome ST.
TOP WAGONS. BREWSTER. sTIvERs, DUsEN-
BURY, &c.
TOP WAGON, pole and shafts. by DUsENBURY MEL.
LANDAULETTE. pole and shafts, by MINER STEVENS
GLASS QUARTER COACH, by ADAMS.
Depot Wagons Rockaways Top and Noop Pony Phaetons
Top and Notop Wagons, In great variety.
VAN TASSELL KEARNEY,
10 and ~ East 18th st.
A TTENTIoN is CALLED TO THE AUCTION SALE
IL OF the wei known Trottng Horses, elegant Wagons
Harm ess. Blankets Robes, &c. the property of
WIN. ]. DARLING, ESQ. TO TAKE PLACE
at his private stable. No. > West 18th St,
ONE DOOR WEST OF 5TL AV.
TOMORROW (THURSDAY) MARCH %. AT
The New York herald., 1876-03-22

RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
MOODY AND sANKEY,

M HIPPODROME BUILDING.
NOON SERVICE from IL to o'clock EVERY DAY
Womens meeting from TO ;45 In Fourth Avenue Hall
Afternoon serviIe at 4 o'clock TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY and FRIDAY.
Tickets for afternoons free upon application The address
of the afternoon will he repeated O'Clock
in Madison Avenue Hall. aud overflow meeting at same
hour in Fourth Avenue Hall
Young mems meeting Fourth Avenue Hail. every night Mt
eo'clock and Saturday night meeting at Association Hail.
23d 81. and 4th at O'Clock.
No services at the Iippodrome Saturday and
nee on Sundav
The New York herald., 1876-03-22

III teran Church, Chicago, has been visiting Boston
cruit his heats which has been impaired by overwork
the OF many friends in this city he will
evening at o'clock, In hc Madison Avenue Reformed
Church corner of 5Ih st. Mr. Kredge returns Chicago
this week.
The New York herald., 1876-03-22

DosT OFFICE NoTICE.-THE FOREIGN MAILS FOR
Il the week ending March %. 1876. will close this
Office Tuesday at BOA NJ for Europe per Wis
consin, via Queenstown Wednesday II A. NJ, per
steamer Abyssnnia via Queenstown; Thursday, at
80 A. NJ for Europe Lessing via Plymouth.
Cherbourg and Hamburg; on Saturday at III 80 NJ for
the Continent OF Europe, Mose via
Ampton and Bremen; ~ ~ for Great Britain Ireland
France per steamer Adratc via Qneensown and IL
NJ. for Scotland, direct must be specially addressed)
per steamer Anehoria via Glasgow The mails for China.
Japan &c. will leave San Francisco April Tho direct
mail for Brazil, &c., will leave New York April Is.
7. l.. JAMES. Postmaster
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PERSONAL.

Hon. Mar'i" Mag,nnie lift on the Is h
ins'. fort e ST. The Nj tor goes directly
IL Wa>hiHgt"..
Secretary O,llawav is IN Hell. ma a,
attending !" his duties ~ member Of the
Cn"> sing B."r,.
w \. Smith arr we'd from III. Grow
Az ncy III. w'.k, and will H. all pro.,a
hil.t. remain in q. zeman.
j h Finch arr,v d from the Grow
AY'n y 81 Friday. and prDp.,ses t. I've
come on" mnr q resident Of I3Ozeman
Welcs,m hnm.,
S ID. La ~ AMI L. r. Lat 'nix. IT,.
f"r'ner'. ,it",ers If he COURIER uffic..
are Low /" thu kingdom Of Brigham. tb.
former employed on the OK en- freeman
aud h- latter on the Salt Lake Tribune.
Suc'' ~ attend ven, tn,ya
sddis'n Smith. the active and ener
gei'c c"nyasser nd correspondent. of the
II In. |" epenr. mt, pu. il xp,. arancc u,
B'zenix st Saturday. Mr.. Smith il
thoroughly pos ed !" the newsp per husi-
ness. y good writer, and with I'll is cley. !
aud "blig'"g. which accounts for his un-
v,rying sncc. IS.
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4 LARGE and COMPLETE Sock If
GENTS FURNISHING sooDs
CLOT-HING!
AUST kECElVED Ar
Basinski'S.
The EalIatin Mills.

Thrsr mills are now turning on from
iff sky sacks of flour per d4y. an
Of quality nn-urpass d. Messre Nc.
Allow Il l$rs'., hxv. secured the ser
yiirs Of Nj. A 4. Hawks, one If ibs.
most competent miilrrs in Montana. and
he h $ airc,dy sddc'i laurels to Ills repu
t.i'"". rr unrxt'ons are being mate 10
manufacture = first class article of Self
R,si,g -four. a"d modeI ale demand for
III a q q" now be suppli d. The
quality Of wheat r-cei> ed thus FIR has
been excellent, only about 800 bushcI-
having been Chased XX. snd Meadow &
Bio. are dee mIned that the G Latin
3lll'> brand If flour shall stand A No. l
in the markef; ard We ian confidently
re omme"d it To thOse desiring firstclass
Articl, for family use,
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Attend to Your Head and Hair
Don't Delay Using This.

Wood g Improved Hair Restora-
tive Is unlike a"y other. and has no
qnal The Improved has new vegetable
Onic propcriies; restores grey hair IT, a
glossy. Natural col'r, restores fade !, dry,
harsh aid falling hair; restores. dresses,
gives vigor 10 the i'air: restores HAIR to
prrmatnrely bald hea 8; removes dan.
ruff. hnmors. scaly erup'io,s: remnves
irritation. Itching and scaly dryness No
r'icle prDdu.'es such wonderful effect.
~ it; call for Wo"d's Improved H ,ir
Restorative. and don't he put off with any
"her article. Sold by al druggists ~
this p ace, and dealers every where. Trade
>upplIed AZ lna"uta"turers' prices by C.
A. CM'k & Co.. Chicago, Sole Agents for
me Unit States and Canadas, and by all
Wholesale Druggists. 36.tf.
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BOzeman Market Report.
GROCERIES,.

Sugar. $50, offe-. 80 So:
Bacon, % Is; Ham, 25, Shoulders. %;
Salt, 5; Dried Apples. 1920; Dire.
Peaches. 1920; Dried Curr.nts. 16 u:
Dried GRAPES, IL; Driei P-ars, 22ae4;;
Be ns. 8sl0 Fresh Corn Meal. 8; OAi
Bright navy ;o6sdco, es@soc; black, IS
@65 Tess-J"p.n 65@75. Young Hyson
SOL Is. Imperial 96@f 50 Gunpowder
$l@l 40. Salt g.. Br,xmn. 3505 80.
Pickles. 5 gallon k-g. $4(94 80: Rope,
l7Sl8c,; Syrup. s gallon kegs $707 SO
= miles, 5000 PER box; soap, 81 SOFAS
i,er box ut 81 TBS.
PRODUCE. ~
Flour, XXX, S4@4 50; Oats. &c per H.;
New POtn Oes, 1c per ID, Butter, 35c pei
d.; Eggs, 4Oc PER doz., Cheese, 20. pr:
Ill.,
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In acro"dance with The l,unuvcd Gus on
n the + ,'ntrs al ! u conformity ", h The
p ucia,na.i "a ih Presiu.r, of the Uni
II s. les rtv.'u me Il nv n 7 Thursday.
,le 81, y If November. 1875. IN. "h-
.r,h AS a day # rh..ksgv ny xn.,
rrsycr. | b jsmin F. P",s. Governor
Of NJ, tsnA T''rt'r.. do request III.
rsp. ~ M.n,xna 10 otis. rye said DIV in
, s,pro.r'a'e manner
- ln w. rrss whereof have b. r.
IT,. tn"'" set my hand and r"us. tn.
A"'' Or IA s. ~ If the Territory TO tx
~ atlix d. Done ~ Hcle'.s tn. ';spi.
ts, ia ard DIV IF November IN the
year OF our Lord One T'Ousamd Eight
llu dr. d xnd Srvrnn SIX and Of the In
dep. de-. CO "f the U ile' States the One
llurd,ea IN First.
b. r. POTTS. Governor.
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Our Side
Still Ahead!

Jockeys brand of Crackers Hard
Bre'h ami Other goods maj uf cfured b.
THE MONTANA STEAM CRACKER
COMPANY.
Hrlcns, are still in the lesl, Eastern
goods thrown N the shnde) iecnuse they
sr. IT, sll and maize Of Montana mat rails iD
Montana by Montana men. They pay cash
for Lard, Butter, Eggs. Lhe &c, + Jour and
Grain Send ulcm o:ders and eOnsign
mel r.. 48m3
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Crow AGENCY, NJ. T., Nov. II, 1876
ELlToR COURIER:
Mr.. Frank Cline JUST arrived here,
brinei' 6 with him U. S. mail md Mr
AID Mrs Hopper. from The East, a. en-
ployces. lie also brought iu the same
mail an order from U S. Inspector of In
tian Affairs. (Col. E. G. Krmhle. recently
In this Territory to discharge .ll The I'D
employees # the Grow Agency. IT..
result is grand cha g. is ab"nt to take
place, aid We will have t" take trip
suppose. to some 9th. Territ. ry Steam
"a, nv cation has closed for the season,
waiki' 6 is tad, too. but We must g.:
>ometndv HIS got to suffer-'.All rigl';
20 an. ad"-but the buffalo are getri 2
close t. as now. Imm.nse herds are nOa
on The Big Horn River and lravelln,
south.
Two Crow sqnaws were lately killed
and one wounded by the Sioux on the Big
Horn River. About two hundred lo.iges
IF e ey"nne Sioux arr camped adjacen,
t, old Fort c. F. Smith.
TIE River and Mountain Crow Indians
arc all Out on their F II and Winter buf.
falo hunt-part on the Musclesi,ell and
part near the Grey Bull.
Lieut.. HargOus, with his forty Indian
sc"uts and several white employees -
scouts and interpr. ters, Ief' for Tongue
River about ten days ago. While en- route
they fell in with the mxin camp and left
wi h over 200 warriors for the command.
MsjOr Randall, of General staff, returned
on the 14h inst. from the Crow camp on
the Muscieshell, having got tut six Crows
for G..nerai Crooks c'mmand.
On the 18th ins'. II jOr Randall, U. s
| A.. A. p. Fox and job" SOUS rs interprc.
tiers. with several Grows. accompanied by
NJ jor Ca p inter-, Agen for thu Crows, aid
DR.. Lebcher, .tart for Blackf0Ot anil Iron
Bulls camp, on the Grey Bull, for the
purpose IF getting more scouts for Gen.
Urn,k's command.
! Me-srs. DuttOn aid Cline delivered a
| lot of gOo,Is for the store of Mr.. Koch and
started b .ck On the 18th. Mr.. Bufort il
daily expected.
W. have had one of the pleasantest Falls
on record 50 far
Il specially, UNO.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-11-23
Hotel Gazette.

We are il re- e'pt III NJ. 1. Vol. ! of
the Daily Hotel Register. published in
San francisco by L. Basch & Co. Tie
Register Is neatly printed Journal. run
In the interest of business men snd tfav-
eIers. T.s.x Is per snnum.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-11-23
I'LL Kinds Of Produce
taken In erc/ta7a6e for
Goods at Bnsi7lski's.

If there 10 sny victim Of Az eruptive NAL
ady wbn despairs If relief, le, him sban-
don his dependency. so long asst is
possible for him 10 obtain Gisnn s Sulph+r
Soap he need entertain no doubts respect
in. he possibility # his b. ing cured.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-11-23
An Americanisn.

the game 1T B,ll,s DIS ha- becOm. an
.dstitution If the Centennial year. and it
,eho"yrs al goo, citizens t. call round
aGuv Williams Palace Billiard Saloon
.hd help uphold III. National honor.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-11-23
Black Hills.

There is s"u, tiffer TIC of opinion re
9'r'ln"g tn. a.lvissbiIi,y ~ going to the
Ri"c Hills ut The present time. tut it II
sure thing III you >houlh go 10 Guv
Williams to irrigate. Nj e = lutte Of this.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-11-23
St James Church
Notice.

Clark >wnZ'er i. dni, atihDrlz. 4 to &C,
=. ,pc,i for II, AvANT COURIER. xnn his
rcrpr Tor su 'sc"Ip TN advertising and
,ob work viii be duly no. Orci by us
WRIGHT L. ALLEN.
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Time ia Money,

Guv w III ms Eixh Year Old FLUID
Extract If Rye 9lid.s Down your throat
Instantly WITHOUT check ar halt, and no
after trouble j. expert need Try it.
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Dom Pedro

The last public oct Of this European was
I" d clare P"n-furI's Cor"r. B xeman,
II. r.. the headquarters If his ,xtional
game. Drvote.s will 60. er" themselves
accordingly. sc If
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CITY ITEMS.

Notice to BeDedicte.
Trouble At hnIne IS avoided ~ taking
your NIGHT CAPS at PONSFORD'S
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| Walter Grannis 81
| Willie X . "
/ Emma Ma bcws 0d
Ii. Cleve,ann 81
Belle Krai,cer VI
Alb r. Matthew's %
'ARTMENT.
Lille G. veland.
Berthe b lily
Rosa Gitens
J.ucs Gray
A. ME Mars'on
Johnnie Murphy
kislie Mar>tOn
1'hO,nas Allen
lille Alien
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-11-23
RELIGIOUS

a he W. 4. Church EACH sun
II a IA. aud y. IA Sunda,
(.oo ;, .;'o y ~. Z aver meet, Z each
S.,,.Cn, t\rniIlg.
|. w Is LONG. Pastor.
p.y +, II or: ten en-. pU.si,. tcTlan.
,yjuc RTE each ) Sabbath il
Es !, Church
St James Church
ccr,tcr. no., Sn"ta. morning snG
.,uorr II The Il v :, hOuns. Sunday School
,,mrf,a'cly nj ter morning services.
s,sIs tr 2 AID III re- invif. I" attend
THaMA> r.. DICxEY Rector,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-11-23
BOZeman Public Schools.
Report for the week ending Nov. Is, 1876
Roll of Honor.
ADVANCED DEPARTMENT.

This report SLOWS the standing of pu
pills who's grade Is 80 per cent. or up
wards:
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MARRIED.

Al the re>,de' &c of the brides fa, her,
on Eat Gala in, Monday evening. NV
2O,h. 1876, Ivy Rev. L. B. Critters. en-. Mr..
Henry HtlIeuger and Sfiss Mary Sa:es.
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BORN.

In B,zernan. November 18th. 1876. Ia
the wife of j. w Ponsf,rd, son.
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COMMUNICATIONS intended for pub.
,,n ~ tie COURIER should be sent IN
y a. Monday yen'ny II possible.
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Lima Anderson 100
.'zzie Mctlugh 100
Mamie Anderson 1UO
N'tt'c Gray lou
'a.,l'"Ia johnson 100
Coda F.ncn ~
rRrAAREDE
Annie >ldrr>on
james Kay
thsrlr. Wright
An.ic Tracey
Maggie Anderson
kamillie Mendeuhall
Eddie Lat,a
John Kay
Lee Cleveland
Lulu Cleveland
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Fhe Avant Courier.
n11I Mat terS.
,Ov %. 1876

ro,nrnnll c.tin'i Will I've inserted
~ .b.r. IN css nc,,'inp nied by tn.
.,,,. al iir writer.
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metropolitan Hotel,

H wing tsken Charge of this elegsn
Hotel, the finest in the Territory, 1 AIN
prepared 10 entertain the travelling public
ard regular boarders with
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-18
Evacuation Day.

Boston, March 17.-ln honor Of the
one hundredth anniversary OF the cvaCu'
alton Of Boston by the British troops
business was generally suspended, and
flags were displayed from the shipping
from the State and National buildings
and from many private dwellings. a
large number Of historical buildings and
places were decorated. Salutes were
fired at sunrise. There was large at
tendance Mt the Old South Church
where historical addresses were de
livered. The interior OF the old edi
fee was decorated with bunting. There
was large audience Ht the services ir
Music Hall, under the auspices OF the
city government. Mayor Cobb presided
and Rev. DR.. Ellis delivered the oration
The parade Of Irish societies and mill
itary companies would have been granC
affair but Tor the severe storm. The linz
was made up OF five divisions, and after
parading over n portion Of the route
were forced to disband by the driving
snow.
In the evening the old State House, tht
State House, Fancuil Hall and the ole
South Church were brilliantly illumi
mated. Calcium lights were displayed OF
the dome Of the State House, Washington
Heights, South Boston, Telegraph Hill
Dorchester heights, Boston Meek and OF
the long wharf where the British EN-
barkation took place.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-18
POLITICAL NOTES.
Republican Conference.

BosroX, March ia conference o.
prominent Republicans was held at Wor
cester last evening to secure State dele
CATION to the National Convention which
will give the voice Of Massachusetts, fol
candidates whose character will be {
guaranty OF purity and ability. P. A
Chadbourne, President Of Williams Col
lege, presided, and there was a genera
discussion as to the need OF reform
Committees were appointed on an address
and on correspondence. A majority o
those who expressed their views favored
Bristow or Adams for President.
COLUMBUS, March 1.-THE Democrat
ic State Central Committee and number
OF prominent Democrats met here thil
morning, and after a full discussion de
cided to issue a call for State Conven
ton to meet in Cincinnati May 18th.
RICHMOND, Va, March 1.-THE State
Executive Committee have changed the
day of holding the State Convention to
NAV 3lEt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-18
Opera House Burned.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, March II. At
about 8 O'Clock this morning the Opera
House was discovered to be on FIRE. 1t
had evidently been burning some time
before it became known, as the interior
Of the building was all in flames when the
steamers arrived. The building was
erected some ten years ago at cost Of
Sl5O,OOO and was owned by Jacob Bum.
1t was totally destroyed and there was no
insurance. The occupants OF the store
rooms on the lower floor lost everything.
Three buildings adjoining the Opera
House on the South were badly damaged.
The origin OF the fire is unknown. II ap.
pears to have started about the stage Of
the Opera House. There was IN exhibi-
ton in the Opera House last evening by
the children Of the ward schools for the
benefit Of the Centennial educational fund.
The custodian says the gas was turned of
Immediately after the close Of the exhi.
bition. There being no police in the city
accounts for the headway the fire made
before being discovered, and in addition
to this the fire department having been
dissolved some time ago it was some time
before they could get together.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-18

CHICAGO, March 7.-Flour-Firm and
unchanged. Wheat-Quiet; No. Chicago
spring $ll2; No., 81 0OJs spot; gilt edge
81 DIAL OllG spot; 81 0I7s seller April; sales
at 81 0j5sai o. seller May; closed ut 81 O5JS
seller May; Nos, S67Ic; rejected 75c. Corn
Quiet; No. mixed I3IIc spot; strictly
fresh 437Sa44c spot; 43Hai35Gc seller
March; i3jsc seller April. Oats-Dull and
unchanged. Barley-Quiet and steady at
571EaGOc spot; 5T1zc seller April. Rye
Dull and nominal. Pork-Firm ut So l0a
- 10 spot; So 10 seller April; So l7k
seller May. Lard-Quiet and steady; $lS %
ais 97l@ spot; SlS 81 seller April; Sl3 53a
% % sell May bulk MeatS-Quiet and
steady. Whisky-stcady and in fair de-
mnnd at 81 OG.
On call Board Wheat was lower at 81 05ts
April; 81 Oj3{ May. Corn and Oats un.
changed. Pork dull and unchanged. Lard
higher at $l3 COS cash; Sl3 Az April;
SI3 % MAY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-18

MEMPHIS, March ia special to the
Avalanche from Jackson, Miss, says: In
the Court OF Impeachment to-day Gov
ernor Ames appeared by his counsel,
Thomas J. Durant, and five days were
granted for him to answer in. Lieutenant.
Governor Davis has resigned, and Gov.
ernor Ames will appoint 4 successor.
Ex.Auditor Musgrove is popular can.
didate Of the Republicans. Warner, Of
Pearl River notoFiety, is also m sspirant,
Cordozo, Superintendent Of Public Edu-
cation, will also resign.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-18

BALTIMORE, March l7.-Flour Quiet
but firm; western family s. 5Oa7 90. Wheat
Firm; No. western red 81 40al 43; Penn.
sylvana red 81 I3al 10. Confirm and
active; western mixed GONC. Oats---Dull,
steady and unchanged. Rye-UnchAnged.
Hny-Dull and unchanged. Provisions =
Firmcr and more active. POrk-Steady at
S93. Bulk Meats-ShOulder 9a9Hc; clear
rib l2l{nl9Isc, loose. BaGon-ShOulder
lNalOy4c: clear rib l3Aal31sc; hams l5al6c.
Lard-Firm and advancing; crude l3al3 &c;
refined lie. Butter-Active and firm; west.
ern extrns 30a32c iirsts 2Ia29c. Petroleum
-Nomiually firm; crude &c; refined l4Nc.
COHcc-Steady but quiet; Rio cargOes 15a
lSc; jObbing ut lS1sal9c. Whisky-Nery
dull Mt 81 o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-18

NEW YORK, March 17.-COttOn-Fim
at l934al3 Lice. Flour-A shade firmer;
common to good s. 9Oa7 90; good to choice
s. 3On5 75; supertine western 81 l0a4 20;
white wheat extra S. 7ja7 %; St. Louis
So 2ja9 90. WhcAt-More active; No. /
spring 81 Seal IS; do mixed 81 20; do un.
grated 81 l2al II; No. 9 Chicago spring
81 goal 81; No. ., 81 10; amber winter, in,
ferior; in store 81 30; Canada in STORE 81 30.
Rye Firm ut SOaSGc; western sOas6c. Bar
ley-ln buyers favor; No.9 Canada 81 %.
Malt-Quict. COrn-Shnde firmer; mixed
jgl4a59 Izc; low mixed graded G215c. Oats
Shade lirmer; western mixed State 49 IA
Use: white itH52c. Hay-Steady. Coffee
Firm; jObbing l5Ac. MOlaSses and Rice
Quiet. Whisky-Firm at 81 10.