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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-14
New York Markets.

TUESDAY. June l3.-FLoUR AND MEAr-There
nas oeen pretty good EXPORT demaaa for -four, ana
prices. out the ocs coAstwlse trade was duii and
IRENE quat,s the very poor and The very ehoioe rye
h9r ws s , a sn corn meal t.yoTea 6,er To-day
medium sna hisn erades u winter slow, aud buy
meal .teaiy and m demaho We quote: Flour. NO e
= eol e sSetStoi serernne siale ana Western.
..Prng shest extras, tleoest5.e5j 30. Xxx and Xxx,
ss "a tent nc ~ % reya sng XXX $3.50 20 Mn
sse Southern bsscfs AMI famy brands, I'd 80
n WsssTn &C. s:f SranS3 siss 1. TO- Corn
past favored some recovery In prices If IN he
tItr me ow nsures mat have Ocen reached rogu.
edy safes Of go 5Ss mes: at siS s e'H For
tnture delivery tne closing ODDS for SIS So
ssP''" Se. ar ss iF firm os che m Bacon n II
more &C i've and arm: Lard opened nrner but
4ois5o for prime we.era aud Tor fatnre de- y.
III ' & r %asa efbsss a no s. esfe:
quote, s Pors 6o me 10 saaa ear, s9d pfs ,yS
se ST. pra ms ts'is e.sss mes p ,isS.sisso
Beef hams, OBJ tiis,s5 ss1. i piekrd tsS ii
49, s siHos'ss5s ips ies sTSs RIO Sslis iSS
IA tli,sc. smoAcd hams. l3tli . slnoked shout.
city oss clear "'H Dressed sos sc s' ter c nsa
GniiS-An active export demand Tor ~heai carried
SHssej %Sary rSs '69gn. "9sa %sSnges ana
IT, To-Day wncat was quiet Without esscntia ennnse;
sails oiO,O bu.n. at 81 o5Gtl.lO Tor No. s Chicaxo
spring; tllu4sfl - for No. 3 Milwtukor spring
tlls'sstl 20 : No chicago sprlng tL2Ostl % ihe
latter % store Tor No. Milwaukee, srns o. 80 for
70; MIssnkee srriug sinner stat, crop 1874, at
ana dropping les 3, 90 bush mixed, 3taf9c hlte
a5lic graded 80. g New York Inspection asiecI
No tncago, Svs g4oec., white Western, Sss4sc and
Nhlte state, t0giic nH state, 40 RE IN deinAnd
IAnhds IN bond, htaSsc state and PennsyiyaNIa Oh
Wci western NC Tor ppor ana print ned al stGsSsc.
Corn wa. ~ good denini, anu nru, r sales ~ 900
bash. including not and damaged, 47s52c; no grade at
bs0t55c; steam mixed IRON bsc.; Ii mixed at 59Lsa
ulci graded yellow ~ 6Sc.; poor white Wesicrn AT co.
Southern yellow, nominal ~ 63c., southern white nom
inal ri Csc For futur" dcye there WIS a. SO a more
active market with sales Of 100000 bush. al 5pc Tor
june anu nrs week 10 July, anu GO54c August win
steamer mixed Tor Jull al 51c harley nominal but
arey mat IA good request at zoe OSLO Tor STATE aud
tlltsNtl 30 for CANADA, cash prices.
COTTON Estimates Of reduced AcrcAge for the next
crop have strengthened the confidence and stimulated
The foreign markets. upon whcn cuusdcraoir cd, auce
IA prlors,ior spots aud ftures has
To day spots Ntre dul uNuug e. &. sing Eastern
mllls, And salr' limited Futures declined 332otlsc
TIC cary months showing the greatest WrAAu. IS
Shes, $1,000 bales me vsnS nts urug II i5.ibt Tor
June, II 81 ~ Tor July, ~ llic. Tor Aux l2c. for
septl II 23-a2c ter Oct nud llA4c. for Nov AMI u C.
Inc Liverpool insrAet was stronger with mIduliuE w.
lands 9tllk bthd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-14

Steamship l.. talan |, Rotterdam, mdse. and pass.
Steamship Alglclh, New ORLEANS, nis' Aud pass.
Steamship liammonia Hamburg, mdse ana pass.
Steamship Liberty N Vaua. nldse ana pass
Steamship Glaucus. Boston. m1se and pass
Steamship Guy OF Atlanta, Charleston. muse. sad pass.
AtV NO usuAi river AMI eoaltwhv vsssala.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-14

The Coroner's jury in the case OF Charles
BhafeT the New YORK tailor, whose remains found
on Dea's Point weehawkcn three weeks ago. has
dered verdict that shafcr died Of injuries received
the hands VI persons unknown.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-14

Bernard Rerrigan, a veteran Of the war, whose
coat bore medals for Ht Fair OAKS ana the VIII
derne vas found dead Ia the garden attached 10 the
Methodist parsolsge al Greenyne yesterday,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-14

LEGRBcL.-In the city OF New York, on the iptA
day OF June 1875, by the Hon Abraham H. Lawrence
Justice OF the supreme Court Charles E. Legreel FROM
Sarah Legreel Cause, adultery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-14

wAsHERwoMAN's FRIEND.-Pyie's O. X, Soap
speaks for itself GU tria sold eyerywhere-Adu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-14

,hnpture.-A permanent cure by Or. MARSHA
ueatmeht, SIX Elastic Stockings, Abdominal BELTS,
v ,, bIaSee AUD surgical app planes OF every de-
Pauls Church. ~' ~'bN'''' w
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-14

mo gerson'e toilet 10 complete without CRlsTADO-
hos HAIR DYE. It's just the tulng 50 john ct.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-14
Gt,iolous 9oll,ts.

Il" tafiii 81, WIZ ktp NEAR oruAv
tGitcn cars OF 3ith 81. line tass M. ttut1
WEDNESDAY. L. Al Preaching by the Rev W.
Humlrtuue
Booth, ID. -.
FRlDAY,sP. Preaching by the Rev. W. Lloyd
sATuKDAY.SP. M.-Mr,tng OF CRrslian workers.
to be led by Uncle john NAAstT.
Singing every evening by Thomas l.. Perkins aud .
chorus.
seats free to all.
Helpers wanted a. ushers, workcrs, and sinsera
Address 5. +, Williams 46 East i3d IT, Contributions
TO the support Of lhese services may be sent 10
Eh ARD l.. OWEN, Treasurer. AZ East asa a., or "A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-14
Business Hotitts.

voun,e. .snghs ~ scars who Never Felt n
rvunu, anu inc knon summer etvle OF gentletnpnN
,s nsplres the artist who produced 1.-THE lnimtsble
s mmUh nmseHwth serenity that Is delightful and
eeunmlr IKE We repeat our advice buy your hats At
~ Broadway, or At RkoX's Filth Avenue Hotel estap.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-14

Those Amicted with Hay, Rose, and Peach
OF FEVER and ngue, nnd relief
lug Aug Fre Island Beach. Trains leave Hunters Point
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-14

The great benefits OF Monelrs Teethlng Cor
dial are testned 10 w all WIN use It. rs eents-Adp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-14

,,Dscnyed teeth arc not tho only source Of
Ieuu breath An habtual Of the stolac
which hilk VI Magnesla cures. Is the main cause.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-14

A National Recognition .-Tre effective SILK elsa
We truss supplied only by Elastic Truss COMPANY 8sJ
Broedway. Worn easy, comfortably holds aud soon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-14

MIS-, wfNsLows SOOTHING SYRUP 10, ch,,a,sn
teethng IL an old and welltned remedy II ne staod
the test OF many years. and was known 10 iai
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-14
The Eurly Birds.

h,,t, !, ''nrpHN Kingsley, Kinsella, Pryor.
bu.s aug J'coo' the Kiugs county delegation
,h,aay lt 'p'' Convention have agreed 10 start on
TO BE- enl.rt,f n Nuy Of Chicago. where they
T. ior Ili.n a., tlsNi " next week. 1hey 10 prom.
VIII VI Cat",Hist a. iast, with a leaning ward
''' 'he second place on the ticket.
Yes. Wy Head How II Aehesi
Mtutv near y every day. Ou,rk's Ir,sh Tsa
s0Ia " urusglsis.-Adg,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-14

Ne family At this season should be without Blu.
CHAINS CARBOLlC SOAP Depot 81 John ct.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-14

The Defects In the OId Eta .tic Truss sre
remeuied la Pomeroj's' price o.. 7a6 broadway.
,Dr. Lyons Tooth Tabicts.-An elegant toilet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-14
status or THE NEGROES.

bsn' Ie o., zoe political status Of the coloted
sut"'si u ue thought, lie said, that Tie troubles
nn1 "''eH Tue southern States hau been 70
re- 1"'' ',e4 would be removed by tue as
fsyor oi The Democratic party lie would
M, '.'4 v ib but he Was thoroughly con
Sow. ,''' .ir Republican Asceudency In the
lnd i,.r ""s hnt the cause Il those troubles
REM. '"S' Ds'loefaIic ascendency was not me
pI nil aiVate Dem, Ohio) addressed the com
IT, ts"h lne financial question.
burned. Wv" ''sei ana tue House I'D
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-14

Inc openlDg. nixnesL lowest and r. NJ clo,tna
prices OF stocks to-day were.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-14

Betting to against Julius Cmsar, 8 to Q
against IelTarch ana ~ 10 against Great Tom.
, 1876-07-18

r@Ott ieane Gle" f~liiterte 8utb unte'
beftisem Sdlud3en Dora 5u, D@ot
iesne gle auf allen Sbren We9en, GU
liebes, treues Ser5. nniere ~gtel9un9er
besesneten fid auf berielben Stdtte
bittereS @ntIaqen 1T infer 2oos. Got
ieane 9ie in Sbrem @atten, i'm An'
ldauen oes @tides, meldeS Gle tbml,
ipelhes Sie Anen bereiten, Die IN Sbre
ytdbe %treten."
,Soffen sic - boffen Ste -" mebr
pernlodte Dora niht bsruor3ubrln9en.
Sanft entluano lie iih &utbs lunar
nlure, uno Die in Shn,er3 Nnf9elolte
nad) Dem Sopba bintiibreno, lieB iie oie'
lelbe bebutlam nieoerlinfen.
vSm 0oiien moe oes SimnelS Or
gen Sbnen gu 1beil ueroen," f%liiterte iie
ciueu tetsu &uB auf 6utb's Stlri
orudeno ; oann Idlld lie gu Wfartin bln@
iiber. SIN uad)iten Auaenblid ldioB DC
Spur iid serauIAioS butter ibnen, nno
unbemertt perlieBen iie oas Saus.
(5ortiesuns fotst.)
, 1876-07-18

Gin in einem fleinen Srte mobncnoet
Nbonnent BON Us. 8trnbaloi'S Sour
mol ltano Dor bent Boitiaalter, nm ot
neuelte Summer oieles oortreIfltder
SourualS 5u erluarten. Die BOT bllet
etIpu8 lan9e aus uno ais Der B~oltbeamt'
Dem 9eiclutisen snoll9 iein Srtmplar
t~iber9eben moGte, fano er nod elner
Saufen &leioun98hide, etn Yaar Stte'
iel uuo elnen Sut Dor. Die un9eoult
bate Den Nbonuenten per5ebtt."
Der d. Sta 9sa b 9eorbnet
Qiebfne6t lit an IA. Sum- pom &lele'
&rri59eridte we9eu erles DOR. i'm oer'
9angenen Wintcr sebaltenen 0ortra9 8,
III meldcm er lid elm, SelelOisuns OeS
oeu'lben Seere8 bate gu Sduloen fom
men %lanen, gu 3wei Wonaten @elanJ'
niB perurtbeilt morotn.
Die auf Der @erft beS Stet'
timer ,Gulcan" fir Die oeutl4' &rie5Ss
marine ae aute ueue seoede @1rpet e III
OH II. SUIT g.idlld pom Stapel see
lauicn unr erblelt bel Der i'm ~auttfa9
ocS &aiiers Surh DEN @ontreabm raj
Sent p%ou3o9enen GauIe, in @rinnerun9
all ole slorrsihen Waffsntbuten oes
I, utlbsn Sssre5, ben Namsn vStoan".
-Deratte Seder ba, 9ewifs tepn'
blifantide uuo unobbdu9lgs oeut dc 3sttun'
9es Dor orm &inctnnatter &onuents portr II
d. haraft rift, lnotin er on etEen Srsunf
i1reb: ,Niiien Ste, mas Die Slat IT, Die
Den ltta uer III liberaler unub1angl9.
fsi.slauce %ierpiren, tbun neroen, tpenn Crt.
tom nitt nomlnitt Nib? Ste merosn fir
oen auoeren ytomintr.en in'S 5SeHa qehen
nod Dem Sprube faute de grives on
prend des merles -fann ulau t.tne &ranl'
nIetsp0ssl tlRasn, 10 iriBt mum rublg am
lin. De. aroe!e MIRO baum nnier't Iii
s.oitop gel at, ul,o e meroen rleige quite
@iaenj 6aftsn aeiunben. Slnoet er cas- 10 .
ale Ws,p ntht, 10 beirathet er Die &0f,n. Die
hea fetten Bratsn, Suppe uno RUTHERFORD
bereitet.
ueber bas cnberbare Dnell
/ II S oloraoo eriahI man nrd) tol9snoes:
Betpe Onelanten, s (iup unb Oapls, narsn
b trunfeu. Ssjup mar lberb up' beinab
INNER ouS @eaeut ell BON nihtsrn. Oas
OueG t%n'itano 70: 9au,s uno Elm 9iebtirts
mar.n nit elna Der in Sttstt gsrathen, Sci
iup batte Die patt,i bes 9irtsn 9.nommeu,
oarahf f~orbsrts ihu Dapls bsraus. Sslilp
sins ioslih oaraui Elm. Dauis nabm letas
Wind,etsr. Yii1ls, Seinp oagesen ia ts, lem
Rsuolpsr 9enise ,bm uoundnois. Dann
bsaann Die Sht berel. s iup taunsl { Dor
@auft uno idoB oreimal IN ole Suit. 2as'
ltlbe that Dauis. Elm tiihtiser Saiiss, ELM
NAL; oanu aber sielte er aui Ssfinp n1o er.
ihob tbn. Da 9auis gar 3sit niAt be-
trunten mar. Seliup abe: in Der oiebiid)' II
Bttrunfeubsit gar III lit mnbte, mas er that,
10 1T oes qsetsrsn @rinieBung Der srrafe
Moro. Der W6roer blelbt perihwnnoen.
5efiup war ieelenaut, isooA Elm unpsrbsfsr'
ll6er Srunttnbolb.
, 1876-07-18

mrNN<>,S Nreefsten une &an;elreoen,
III Der ,Sribune". 500 Seiten So, 10 eben er,tie1en.
y OIL oieiem ipannenoen 9Berf muroen 5000 @remplare
Dor ieinem &rIteinen %oertauft. Msenten meroen
oerlaMat bel g. y. Great, Ierleser, 800 Broaoipap,
Jietu VDrf. 4g8 7iuni
, 1876-07-18
aecufen uerlanef!
Cast Adrift Cast Adr:fti,

Three Years in a Man-Trap" unb Ter S;eht,
in a Bu.Room," sen &. e. Artbur. Das 1sS..
UNI arSg.e sa$ OisIts e@sfstsrtsn Ssrtftfsa. 3 = alan
ssae taHllsiri, sisaant s%eeaaeen, mira gu lauisaesa pn
8~eiturgsn es sanees duf has @anfiafe S%sartbs4I.
stns @slSt3ts eon @srbrtAsn unh SsisiSisunasat n
anlsssF "G.te, ms'as gu ~ ~rnbieasn 5ersta iprebsp
ofs 9tS5alttatt, es@'rtsr as Ieiese. Qeentsa sets
,.Man-Iran" s%srtaafien. marsn mtnaeRsns asS w
mas 10 WEI Sremplars etsiss Su&ss p~ertaufen.
Ypriratt IN Stahlat& rtrs stnsm Isssa Subicristntsn
geertei8t. Sei6rsibsnbs eirealare unb lplns mtt Der
oeesn9anasn wsreen trei anf Gnfrnst ~serfsnbst ssu
Strass, ppila., pa. f7iunl4aD,n.s
, 1876-07-18
Gin bemerfenSmcrtbes 8ub! =
Irtbnt'S lestes unb gro6tes.
0efObr!!!

ooer: Serlpunoettao benz SauS eineS Sreun6es,
Sieies pouenectfte NS,rf bieies N~tteraren Der
Mmeritanlideu &iterotur Dat ais 8orlpurf eimen DE.
Noltes beriibrt uno aiebt einen ibSiii1en lleberbiid
iiber nebel, meldes es ~bloSIteat. Mnserprbemtlitb
ipannenc nne aniressnc. piro IS poil Nllen nit
runeeu, gBir Ino sntl6lofien. 6as eub in jeoer ia.
Mile nss GanoeS einjuiubren uno oiferiren mob Nie
easetpeiene Sortbetle alien mdlnIt6en nno meibli.
den Observation-Disclosures g8ir ~oerlanoen iiberau
@asaten uno ididen gratis auf Serlan9en Beoin9mt.
gen uno belbreibenoe Gireulare. 6. NJ, Stpecar'
n. Co.. 723 Gbetnut Str, phiia, 4992mj=
, 1876-07-18
n AGENTS WANTED FOR THE GREAT
centennial HISTORY

= eitiO 81 uuft llW tu9llru / uls AZ, Ito eu unO, reg
Sub yin Ngellt uertau tie all einem einiiq.n 1aqe
81 @reinplare. Wta1 ltreibe tpeaen uuierrn EXTRA 8e.
,ir Neenten. gtationat 9ublijbino Conn. :,
philadelphia, ia, 4ypaiuIs
, 1876-07-18

Ounlf. SEQ Wafbinston Memorial. gtel
" ! as ihonlte ua tomato Silp berausge9eben. Nus
aeieibnete Geleaenbeit fir N9enten. 2erritorlum
often. g4 lite M n BROS, 1874 9%Biaiamir., N.g.(l
, 1876-07-18
Nsenten p~erlanst fir eas neue Geid, id,tspe
unSere ~ tflicbe 6remse.

Cine oontdnbise unp senaue Geftttte bes anne.
rltanllhen plottier Ssbens oor 100 Sabren, nit
ielnen %anfrehe ben Sanlpferl 3fpiIdeu Hotbbduten uno
9reiBen, oen &benteueriI, 6sfanaenihaiten, ben Gr.
iabrunsen b. aaserlebens, ben Gerab Ell aui streif
5u9en, aui rem &rie9spfao NIT Snotaneru, i'm 2aser,
Mno uuf Der Sasb. Sin Bup fir Nlt uno Sung.
Seine Goncurrerj. Gnormer gertanf. 9senten iiber.
al bin o%erlanet. Sauitrirte = irculare frei. 4gB20in)
3 q McGnrep u. Go, philadelphia, ia.
EDsychOmancy, oeer Seelen,auber" Wie
Gerion fir fb eiunebmen uuo beren 9iebe uno 3unei=
aun9 iofort 5u 9efpinnen uermas. poriofrei fir Is Gts
neblt sinent beiratbsfubrer, Gspptiibem Oratel.
Srdumf, Mnoeutunaen fir Sonell, 8rautmahtsbemo
&C Sin lonoerbares Bad. Ioreiie Z @tGiam u.
So, VubliIhers, 9bilaoa. 4Y8zOin)
, 1876-07-18

e. g. a 4 q fir Nasnten n unIeren sepn neuen
% " ginuelttes, aeraos In ben Marti
sehrabt. Mlan brauht lie i'll jeoem bauIe. MuIter
uno Circulate mi per lloIt o%erIanot..
49B27ap' y. y. SSbtte II. Co., Netuarf, q. 3
, 1876-07-18
Mdnner t men $40 bis $12O
per W ode peroie en- ourb ben 8ertaui oss Su6es
1lnier 9unb

Mnn feine SIIfsaueIIen.
pelfes cine irtereiante Geibi4te bon 100 ereisnlBnoI.
len Sabren sibt uno nit Der 9roBen 9Belt. 81 sfteluno
abihlieBt. Gs 1T 9rpB in Der geidreibun9 unierer
uneridopfiten 5iilfsqueas i'm gterbau. ba Def,
ger9bau, Manufaftur. natilrliben 9%tunoetn, Gurio.
iitaten. II. l. 10, aass prd6tis %iluIrirt. Sine v6um-
. 8 9anoes" irei. gcrfauft f6 punoerbar idneG.
Y;o6 1000 @senteu redt balo perlanat fir bieies lBerf
uno auf's yleben BON 9ipinaitone", bon b M bereits
$4,000 Sop en- p~ernriffen iino ebtniaas cine neue vi.
oebinann9ei i&reibe all !Subbarc Bros, srlsssr.
Sprinafielb WaiT. 4gp4iuii
, 1876-07-18
Seeebenbeiten in Der Snnpes=
Sauptftact nnS bic Champagne
49,. 1919

4as 1T aeraoe oas Bud fir Die S3eit. Sc aiebt cine
uouitdnoiqe 6eihthte Der 9u,oes .bdupttaot unp 8e.
9lerun9, 3ei9t. nj bic Reaierun iit ibrer Griinouno
%psriualtft puroe. erfldrt, iie D5obs" ourt hen Gon=
reB aeihtpl noelt iperoen, alebt cine ausiiibrli9e De.
ibihte Der % listep- steaerbct ~iisereien unD beg yel-
triap Stanoals. ,3naleidh entbdlt es oas 2eben BON
bagcs. Wbceler, 3ilosn uno benbrids. Cine Ielteue
Gel aenbe,t fir G9enten Man ibreibe an
4Q04. vi, SameS Setts II So 6artIoro. Gonr.
, 1876-07-18

Gain g8ir peroen Sbnen 5u einem Nej6dftp r.
cNSssN beIien, norm sic leibt mo6eutli9 $50
f&S obne RapitaI maden f6nnen unp oas fir
Mann uno frau reipettabel lit. AGENTS
CO., 26l Bpiperp, Yielp 9prf. 3Wt10mais
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-13

Oh WEST 10Th Stan EXPERIENCED DRESS
OH win go for 81 80 day Apply to or ad-
dress DRESSMAKER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-13

QOS 9TH AVA YOUNG LADY EXPERIENCED IN
OCO dressnakng desires work by day week. Address
by note, 5.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-13

OH WEST 2TrH STA GERMAN GIRL TO DO SEW
oil ing and light chamberwork prefers the country fo
the summer. Call or address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-13

101 9Th AVA FRENCH GIRL AS LADIES
iOf maid: good dressmaker; objection to growing
children. Address Mime. DAVEAU.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-13
CLERKS AND Statesmen.

A THE MERCANTILE EMPLOYMENT ASSOCIA
~. ton 23i and 235 Broadway beg leave call attention
TO the fact that they furnishing to employers
charge, reliable l position; clerks statesmen
and Others would do well TO call send for terms monthly
the interests of employers and
generally issued and be had Office tree
charge.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-10

MURDER WILL our.-A few years ago
august Flower" was discovered to be a
certain cure for Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint. A few thin dyspeptics made
known to their friends how easily and
quickly they had been cured by its use.
The great merits Of Green's August Fotser
became heralded through the country by
one sufferer to another, until, without ad.
vertising, its sale has become immense:
Druggists in Every Tom in the United
States are selling it. No person suffering
with sour stomach, Sick Headache, Co.'S
tiveness, Palpitation Of the Heart Indi-
gestion, Low Spirits, etc, can take three
doses without relief. Go to your drug
gist and get a bottle for rs cents and try
It. Sample bottles 10 cents. Wholesale
agents, Logan, List 4 Co., and Laughlin
Bros, & Co. eod&w.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-10

ADVICE TO POLITICIANS:
Put away the little torrhlIsht,
Hang the lanterns on the wall,
Shout huHrah tur --l
AblSst Statesman Of them all.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-10

PERSONAL MENrroN.-Miss Dargon
played in Columbus last night.
Prof. Pcndleton, Of Bethany College,
was in the city yesterday.
State Senator Arnett, OF Marion
county, arrived in the city yesterday. n
Mr.. John Goldenburg Is back from
P Pin ION visit e friends in this
The Pittsburgh Gazette speaks Of Capt,
Morris Dorsey, Of this city, as "a most
accomplished gentleman and an old
steamboatman,"
Conductor Glen. Coleman, Of The Tusoa.
rawas Valley railroad, Is spending few
days with friends IN Bridgeport.
Among the recent arrivals at the 81,
James are Dr.. 7. b. Camden, Superinten.
dent Of the Weston Insane Asylum; Col.
Jas. O. Watson, Of Fairmont, and Col.
Jas. X. Smith, OF Taylor county. The
two latter gentlemen are members Of the
Board OF Directors Of the State Peniten.
tiary. ..,--- .r. -. i,I
4. Prichard, Esq, of Huntington, o
former member OF the House Of Delegates
lie stopping at the St. James.
DR.. A. g. staluaker, Of Writ Court
House, W. Va, is stopping at the Nc
Lure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-10
River News.

The river was swelling slightly last
night, with 8 feet three inches in the
channel.
The Courier was the regular Parkers-
burg packet yesterday morning. The
Express will leave for that point at 10Y
A. N. to-day.
The Emma Graham passed down at 8
A. NJ, en- route from Pittsburgh to. Gin
cinnati.
The Hudson is due from Cincinnati To-
day.
The Hornbrook arrived from Pitts
burgh yesterday morning.
The Storm passed up with q tow Of
empty barges.
The Tempest will probably enter the
Wheeling and New Ma.tinsville trade
to-day. She has been lying at the wharf
here for the past four weeks undergoing
repairs.
Roustabous on the G. X. Peck struck
for higher wages above Yankton, and
carried their point.
steamboatmen are delighted over the
removal OF Cumberland Dam.
The towboat Ark still remains at
Memphis.
The boating season in the far Upper
Missouri Is about closed.
by Telegraph
-PrrTBuRGH, November Driver 4 feet
and rising. Weather clear and rainy. .
New ORLEANS, November CARVED
Frank Willard, Cincinnati; Grand Re.
public, St. Louis; John Howard, White
river. No departures. Weather clear
and cool. NJ ~
LOUISVILLE, November 9.-Weather
cool. Up-Kanawha, TO Kanawha. Down
-Shinkle, Memphis; J.W. Hannah, New
Orleans; Katie Kourtz, ST. Louis. River
8 feet in canal. ii} III FGU
LITTLE Rock, November 9.-Weather
clear and cool. River on stand at 10
inches. .. ....ta.g ..I.
CAIRO, November 9.-Arrived-st.
Genevieve, St. Louis. Departed-Eckert
and st. Geneyieve, Memphis; Hillman,
Nashville. River II feet 4 inches and
falling; clear and cold. ora
CINCrNNATI, November 9.-Riyer 10
feet. Weather cloudy and cool. Arrived
Andes, Wheeling. Depar.ed-Chss.
Morgan, New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE, November 9.--Weather
partly clear; mercury Sso to So. River
! feet and rising. Port list: Up-Mag-
gle Smith and Red Cloud. Down-Ey.
ansville and Grey Eagle. Business light.
ST. LOUIS, November CARVED
Belle Memphis, Memphis; Atlantic and
Future City, New Orleans; Golden Eagle,
Ksokuk; Maude, Vicksburg; Lady Lee,
Peoria. River risen 8 inches. Cloudy
and cool. r'
MEMpH1s, November 9.-Riyer rose
inch; mercury So. Arriyed-City Of
Vicksburg, ST. Louis; Andy Baum, Gin.
cinnati. Departed-City Of Chester, St,
Louis; A. G. Donnelly, New Orleans;
Florence Meyer, Arkansas river; Golden
Rule, Cincinnati.
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No CAPITALISTS
Or Parties Of Small Means DESTROYS Of
Engaging In Grape GrJWln1,
Coal Mining or Market


On account Of advanced age am deGiIous ol
changing my residence, and therefore offer for sale
my farm situated opposite tho eity Of wheeling, o.
the river hank, midway between Bridgeport anu
Martins Ferry, and Immediately adjoining tho W:
laSe Of EnavllV. The property consists OF GO
acres Of hill and liable lRnd aud Is Of riLF bottom
In tho hill there are two Scams Of coal, ~ and Sh
feet Thick three deposits Of limestone, an 1901
Ven Of cluss texture sand or free stUne Rn Is foot
veIn Of mari, which altogether make soil and an
underlying bed Of dtPoiits o! rich ard valuable
character.
On tho surface, the larger portion Of which lles
gently sUpius 10 the east and all under direct OF"
posure 10 The sun, 10 Vineyard Of 50 acres mostly
Caiawba Hraps all In Anc Tearing condition, about
seven years old, which has proven luet able 10 pay
Y handsome per ccHI to the culllvaiOr.
The property Is beiDE approached a6ors aud BE-
low BY an advancing tide Of porous seeking small
hOmcsteads and Is nov really the only unocGupied
territory between Bridgeport and Alarunh Ferry
II Is vAiuSbe as au investment for capital seeking
Eaie purchase, and valuable to those who want nlAE-
ket gardening ground cloec TO tho city. II ironu
beautifully upon the river and commands view Of
the city, The IsIAnd and the whole scenery Of tho
valley. $50,
The terms Of sale will b one-third cash. balance
IN two annual payments, s per cent Interest on Dc
iSrred pay nents, For further particulars inquire
Of RICHARD CRAWFORD
On the premises, or by mail at Bridgeport, Ohio
ans
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