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Total
CATTLE-Tho loading features Of tho cattle market
for tho week just ended In mark cd contrast with
the two or three that Immediately preceded It. 1nRtca1
Of activity and buoyancy, duhehs and ateay shrink
ing values were tile characerstsca Of the market from
the 0ptnlng Of tras Monday down 10 tho close Of
tho week. This nnfovorahie rcactl ia cnsy accont
ed fer, tho soa causc being found In the foregoing
tabla Of receipts, which shown total supply for tho
twn weeks ending with last night Of nearly So Gro
hesl- number unprecedented at th1a schson OF tho
year. It We except e1tfA gvadea-whch BY virtue Of
thtIE scarcity about "held their own"the dcpFeca.
tion In values amounted 70 25a40c Per 100 D.. No.
dtum to good accrs, Weighing from 100 to to ~,
suffered most, OF that caEa thu supp1y wa4 largely
composed. Tho decline In native hutchcrs' cows and
Texan through cattle W. marty - great the clo'laT
latter s2.4Oa31o Bono fancy heevcs werc taken on
Liverpool account n s. co35 aud In ono IN.
.,snoe at 5000 hut tle bulk Of tic transfers at
ns,cea below s4.oo Toward tho cle4o Of tho week,
s,ockrrs were moved quIte freely though 1t ycry
unsatisfactory psieeA f. oa3 ii bcinK NIL lilo feeders
wcro willing 10 pay for common TO prime droYcs
:ss,ssas ss ten r. 10! e =: nns5s -;
gtsxos. GnsA1Sa o. n II ~ TT ioo M 14r
By: = 1! = ~
S e s.s 1sts tsfs III SS s:a %'''
c9se ssi ;s:1 oa s;ss f." *esaas Ti'sisS
p5s iattsas .teas wolsh 'oo
nslna sk IN isif asil, xalsh s'tos
luz l. iGO 10 $50 lhs.................8 hs 8.6oG41O
butchers at0ck-loort totonH!on steera, and
common to choice cows, fer city Slaughter,
w4HhtnK 84JD tU |, 1uu h4...... ........ 2.5O1JO0
ID tSO eooasls
bulls, aud AraRwaK Kstccrx................ l.ad9cn
Te4As-TArunNh .ftk45 =
YeAlA-per 1O0 m4 Gkt5 Ii
IIDuS-The week 1phaEd active nn SludaY At - lEE
niYuncs tho cIsinE quotations VI tho PREVIOUS
week. but nndcr tho materially lntTtnlod TEcetps Ut
Tuesday tho lmPr0s ctEns WAS laJt. Wednesday, Raw
lille clangn either In ihe character OF the supply md
denan n M ya!a,rs Thn greatly s!.mn!shsa srfs"!s
kst apTar! turn; rces .1 .ni1.aaen9 istssoc os t.
a.39 ,for common = chncu heaAy ,welKh,A i
nnt only largely e1cealud t,se Of thu previous week
and VI te corresponding weck Of snst yrIr but e1rec
ID Inc expectations Ut thu tr.n Ut erwtsa thera tc
lls l!oubt thAt the ~ pfaccs would hasH btrn
much nlUre pronunHcel ~ there w1s throughout the
week uuntcrruptcaly act.U drand bsth frun stlp.
rctz Anh LOGS! cutttts.
irdu hut late Ia the day tho demand tel on. aud
Wcre cossI ott a. low IS. 2t1.ta, wc few
Fetched 81 4s4iO MD4t 0f The tEadtnR ttnGH At
I'll Aty is fr l4hk. aAa 1t 81 ttt ~ fur AtaTy hugs.
ElIEEr-ThcfS VIA na very Enafkrd change In t!,G
t1leep market, TtIeIe moderate supply and
vtee15 demand. At a. HE43 10 fnr FlF tn cunn0n II
III 1898 for medium. and At w. dk94.tu for 4uDh u
fcSiIy chuce Efadcs, 100 n. Lambs CoItlnur
nlt rrlCcs Art to kEeat Extent nohtn1 At l75j IS
y head.
, 1876-09-18

TIE MANkEE9,
Tbs leading produce markets .yero rather a,owor
than usuai on Saturday, and most Of them wcro
tnmp and casler, the leading executions being corn
and flour. Tho weather was fine, and generally
regarded ~ more settled, which Indicated larger
receipts both OF hogs and brcaAstuNs. THIS fact
tended To dcpsese prices, and to mako 4,pYers hold
back for further decline.
There was fairly satisfactory movement In do.
mestlc dry goods, and hr1a and healthy market
was again experienced. Within tho past two or
three days thcrc hns been noticeable Increase In
tho attendance Of buyers, mad our 1obbera iook
for brisk trade during the ensuing week. Groce-
riee also were in ,mprorcl demand, and ptces Of
some of the leading lincs-uotab1y eonees, slrups,
,nutasscs, and tcax-show d hardening tendency.
In thu dried frntt mark ltso change wAs obsc1vn.
hlc. The supply OF the 1876 crop Ia nearly ex-
hnastcd. and tho new crop 10 not yet arriving In
any considerable quantities, Fish ycrc ordered
with some freedom both by tho local and country
trntlc, and were generally firm, u,ackcrel alone
displaying weakness. No important new features
were noted in connection y .h the basgsng, lcat,er
tobacco coal, and wood markets, trudc ruling
quiet all around. Oils wcee quoted quiet, With no
important llnctuation In values. Carbon, linsecd,
and turpentLne were atroug-tho latter stll tending
up"ard.
% wess'o ..a'set I W., was w! anu eaes. oa5ers s,ll
A few more days OF pleasant weather will
ser. ae@ana o, t It'
r-ic,s ~, 1,,,,u .,o,,1x ~ a, m = et,o
ruling price all through tho season. Tho
wool markeswas asm, Ind numerous buying orders
,,seoasn ,,os. .,,a h,ss. ,...s .s.,a,.a,
So. ,.s.a n,.. .,a "..,a' s..a"s,... s.
.h,ah nIro nn.I ,,,la- 49, Ill. tn,uIsv pn,itsat,
~ .Tss,.,s r,e.. 1u.t,. ,.,.,. ,1.r.,;,t sua -,
, 1876-09-18

wcmern mixed - sdaa,a ID oats, ssosa ID. Barley
MHd. FtAt-Canadian 3gs.
fYnrtr St.t-.1tiah1a.
PUfi'fnhs-l'timo uie.s OK, a, rr!r,c n,ets becf
IN. Lard. ia I'll. D4gun-Loag clear, 4aai shosf
rrnr. 4Ha It,
7.fifa,r-t1s nd,
ittroieHm-splrita, III, redncd, In
LtHtefh RH-Iaa att7.4a Oh.
Rsstn-Cpn11on. s. 1t. pAie, Ia
Spirits 7fiFberftHf-15a.
kANTwkEr, Sept. ID. 1.-ftirostnm-siN.
, 1876-09-18
lllfEAI3STuFFS,

FLOUR-Wss In demand In proportion to tbs o0er'
IpH tbs stocks heEo being light ihAt sctiss ssdc
II scarcely pUAs!be and 0rdefs understood 70
be laid for tho nour 70 srr*c. THE market WIS
auued hr 1t the recent sassnre. 6aIGs wrrr report
ed OF LUIS Irls wutsfs partly st s6 Is; t iris .rus
cst1ss partly u s3+23A75 sad 1Uo btls ~ isar ~
%4@3. Tutal T. 1875 bfs Tic market closed nrn Vt the
following - thu k4ktpv range rEesss cho!rs
cAuca aprlux cxtrx4. - a.Nta.75i medium DO. fatNs
.b shipping sAtfax a. t13.lp c1olec patealR, {a..u
, 1876-09-18
SAtnm<nfs.
Escsipfs.
Withdrawn from store on Friday for city
consumption: :, 24f ba wheat, 33s bu corn. b04
hu nnfA. 3[t0 hn rYH. L Ian In hAf1cY

Couhu1uplluHs ~ E7N uN NHEhtt tho OA Eulus Huf
bu oats. 800 bu rye. !, 140 bu barley.
The following grain WAS Inspected into stote IN
this city on Saturday morning: 2cars No. white
wiater wheat, 4 cars No. rcd wlntcr, cars No. 2
do, 2 cars No. . do, cars No. 2 Northwestern
wheat II cars No. spring, 143 cars No. = do,
% cars No. 8 do, 25 cars rejected do, q cars no
grade Gao whoaD; FL cars h1gh-mlxcd corn, Ill
cars nnd 4, 600 BIZ No. do. 81 cars and b, 600 bu
rejected do, cars no grade {1o3 ccrn): o cars
whlto oats, cars No, 2 do, n cnrs and 1000
bu rejected do, car no grade t45 oats); cars
No. rye, 21 cars No. Z do. l car rejected do,
car no grade t.s rye); scars No. charley, 10 cars
No. q do, 0 cars rejected do, car no grade t+s
barley. Totai (62+ cars). 2l2, 600 bu. Inspected
out: 1os, 8al bu wheaL 1S5, Bsl bu coru, a,J Js5
bu oats, 4. 112 bu rye, ii, o31 bu barley.
The following wero tho receipts and ah1pmcnta
OF breadatuha and live stock ut this point during
the past week. and for tho corresponding weeks
Ard{ns dnfc1.
, 1876-09-18
NYQ(lI..

Nos1ox, Sept, 1G.-The detuAna for wool Il quite
active, manufacturer telng fFre purchasers with moro
or less spuc uAtye inquiry. PriIes shade higher
for eetes Tho tendency OF tho market for a kinds IL
upward, ohio and rcnnzyltan1a medium. aud extra
814*tst TX aad abosc As4 434cs Aichtssa aseces
heavy aud cholev Z, 33u5Tc, moay eteaac. cotublng
, 1876-09-18

N1w ySkx, Sept. 1G-1hc package trade In pTiptS
and wossea drr.a coodl continues active and btocts
sFu Eery light. HTowR aad blcscfled Cottons In
seay Fr4utst and firm. Chayius act!ts. Rnd medium
gsadta cluscy s0ld u. Oriental robes will Ia advanced
10 10 Muddy. Wuolen gools In steady demand for
sus!! Iuta 6lAwIS and sktrts fairly setlye.
, 1876-09-18
COMMERCIAL.

: Tbs following were tho receipts and shipments Of
the leading articles Of produce in this city during
tho twenty -fous hours ending At o'clock ou
Saturday morning, and for tue corresponding time
lAat 3eaf:
, 1876-09-18

ant delalns hceers IN Atmand and aun rn. II aa@4so
for Atlatne, 4aTG for Nhshedt comhlng. ~ k3oc for
NuresheL Pulled wonls tcsiy anh hrn fuperdnc and
\, 3st{t141e, n,pat,y tanHr At B.t&tno.
, 1876-09-18

,.lnc.udes all cut meah except $. r. hams sud
Bhelllets. -
4ess Iprk-Was In light demand. and offered 70 freely
n 10 ca use Iecllhe ot SOU hrt after which The
market rallied tn oc btuw tiio latest prlcGA Ut Friday
ssts wero repotcA u T bril- raah Il $!L 2ite ~;
to- 7an hrs eclrr teiobeT It 4iii t!1s TO- l And 1A
1,r. .ellsr tho ysa5 at fl!.a1sts lotai r. M 74'
or sel!cr ssptetrt s!u ~ &ellrr ucoberi aud
Extra Er1tnu le!tk waa n0hll1t At $l3.M ...-.
Ltft3Was dult nd Iccitnuu iac PER IBt iba. IN ey
only loc hslow fI.dsys atrst gpo.aloba haIss wgro
mouth ~ tio;os. s;.51 ~ seller ustocsr y 40 21$
D. 60 tcs xeGF the yeAf At M. Total, u. End
tca tbs market rlu9el tam. 1t $!0.i raz se!ler
tho mouth fiu 3!k IT, l1sr cI0leT; -, 10 1eIitr
November, aid SJ.:s,!49tu1. seltef tbs year hutn.
lard was unla Rt !uc per loo lbs s!0w tie pftcO
tor Winttr. rendered.
whlle winter tdtes were heavy under moderate offer.
nE. for whisl thern ~ u. 20 oiIs Hssna ssts wGte
H14c TO G1s summer d. q H7Ac ca.t ~ bsl hholl
derr seller hecrlnluT, Il Dyt ~ l1a lung clears Ut
sNo l0bx. sh9!t sssf: = u A. u. oax sn sc5t r
b1s slA0rlsires at Ohcs 13 by Aaas a vhi nnd Y
bx1 long cut du It 1!t Thu following sft tue latcat
, 1876-09-18

HOG PHoDUCrs-Were rather Qutet, and again tend
eddovnwards. lloga were lower. though mot In large
supply, and were expected TO arrive u,nerously
tic coming week, which fsct brought out large o1cr'
1nEs nf product, '........ ....
Tue Jbuv Commercial Report Gives tho following as
tho hhIpmenta Of proysIons f1om thIs city tor The
periods nRne,s
, 1876-09-18

Prrrsnuno. Pa. Sept ID. o.-reteolcnm-Crrdo dull
anil unsettled u t. % At Parkrss rohued scad5 and
qutct At 3ne philadelphia delivery.
CLEVELAND, O.. Bops le.-Petsolsun-Markct ua'
chanH&d II 40.
, 1876-09-18

DICKINSON HoNLB,
Lake Forest. I'll. This Select Family School for
boys from 8 10 IL ysars begins sert. ~. 1t Will.
for tho coming yenr, 1r under the direction Of Mrs.
J. d. QiiIisplG. recently connected with the N. "
Uniyerslty, TO whom applications should be ad.
dressed.
, 1876-09-18
nAaLltoAD TIME TABLE.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE Or 7RljVS

etr!a. rrla"::'an na.Ty q nr.SSet san., .
rive sundhy Atb a. tn. Daily. 'AeepteL Il,
, 1876-09-18
North German laoyd.

d.y rH nso,sn III rr 9st ~ T
IsAtca ot P4ssavo-Fram Now York g soullia1upton,
cabin, e Colai atseraSc sso eu5TenG{, f9t i,oight
" paSaaxE spply IL . OEt!NClS To-.
1Duw1IAg Green, New York.
, 1876-09-18

Tho wholesale lumber ,uarket WAS rather dull md
easy Saturday. There waa fair assortment of common
stu Oh sale. buycn kept away from tu DOCKS and
pnjy few salrs effected C0anon Inch wiz
quoted At xa.o1ssHl and medium at $0.oo3latu.
Lath At filslt1 ~, und shingles IT tgo2. -. Ieco
stun was quoted 1t S723a7 10 for common md SITS
fpT standard carKoc1 from Manltsce oF Ludin.tou.
Tn retail market VA rather dnl! and casy The
cent lad westhar hAa Interrupted Fadt and stocks Ut
tho yA,ds are rather IargC. hut few more pleasant
days wilt pE,baby dry up thr country roads and bring
in r1rry Tho ehlpments Of Tho pat week do nut ap.
ear q Indicate ..t sss.!s has a!!;n o 70 mue T.
III The week preceAlHE DeloR Il tho price ltt,
, 1876-09-18

flouf.h
Wheat, 1u. -.
Ctfn.bu...,,...
17l4. Gu....,,.
l.}r. t,u........
l;aslry, hu......
a. .*tctl. b..
i "a. n4..
il .tts., ta...,
Z. illtntA ita...
ltEcf, lGA.......
1secf, brts......
PORK. bEG1......
Lard, hs........
'l'Rtluu. ns.....
lsultH, ns,.,..
AIo L0R Nv.
, 1876-09-18

CHICAGO, ALTON d ST LOUIE aua oHr,,oo
,KANBAs CITY L. DENVER short LIVES L''
Union ptpot West Bhle, near halison.st i'a.
Ticket oHlccs: At Depol, md l!l ll1nI,rh :. ~
, 1876-09-18

GOLD AND 0HRENBAcKs.
Gold was 10Dtl11O.i in grccnhacks.
Groenbacks wcrc 01AQ9oAc on tho dollar In
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

PRILLIANT GAS MACHINE.
This Machine is deaignld for lighting
Dwellings, churches, Hotel, DC.
Persons wishing the same. or desiring
State and County Rights, will please cal
on the undersigned at Trimble Horn
brooks, No. 14ls Market street.
iyls J. N. DILLON.
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OUR GRAFTON LETTER.
anArrOx, W. JuIy 4

GRAFTON, WV. July Is.
Eai.ori IntcrIscneer!
As the day approaches for our State
Convention, and Rsge are casting about
for suitable candidate to represent The
Republican. party at the head Of our
State ticket in the approaching canvass
would Il moi be Well 70 take new man
one who Is we'll known throughout The
State, but who never was before tie peo'
Die seeking any Office within their gift
The gentleman referred to Is John W
Mason. Of this town. Mr.. Mason has
been, identified with. the Republican
party in, West Virginia ever since the
formation Of the State, and has battled
Tor It's ascendancy;s and to his credit is
due many Of the changes that have &C.
CURED In our vicinity. He is en-.
doWed with 0 fne legal mind, we'll
balanced and full of yigor, Although
not brilliant a many In oratorical dis.
plays before q jury, yet in legal points
before judge i where Mr.. Mason APP
pears to The best advantage, which Is just
the man for the Gubernatorial chair.
The Republicans in this vicinity are
preparing fora vigorous campaign, and
with The excellent national ticket formed
II Cincinnati, healing all differences Of
opinion, we can 20 shoulder TO shoulder
to The polls Ssting solidly the whole Re;
publican ticket, ssNs .-.
The recent rains have iosyarded veg.
citation Andneyer hare the crop presented
a more tiattsring Psospectinthis Vicinity.
80 2 MORE ANON.
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Republican State Convention.

ACOuyentIOu Of tho Union Republican Patty Of
We, Virginia will 30 held at the city Of PnkeFs-
hum, ON THURSDAY, the 27th day Of July, isid,
for The purpose Of nominating candidates tOr the
otsor, Of Governor, Auditor, Treasurer, Attorney
Grp,ral, satO Superintendent u Free Schools, and
thre Judge Of the Court Of Appeals; also for the
purtN Of nominating an Electoral Tietet, and
;r1naetlns such Other proper bushes q maycom'
beiore the Convention. n
The Union Republican Party Of the State Is re
uues,sd tOlpPont delegates TO aid Concentrations
the various COUNTIES at such time and In such man
uOs as may b convenient to the people Of The ssr
eral COUNTIES. ..........
All voter Of the State, without regard 70 pas
political differences. OF party attIatlous, who aEeit
i,ror o, such changes in ouI Constitution and law
As experience has shown necessary, and favor re
,rsnshmsnt and economy in the administration
our State affair, ard the punishment Of osida
corruption, arc cordially invited 10 participate Il
the aid County and State Conventions,
Byorder Of The STATE Union Republican Exec,
i've COMMITTEE JOHN ". MASON,
GRAFTON, ". VA, June /, 1873 Chairman
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President Kennedy Of the Philadelphia
polytechnic school, and a number Of the
advisory board Of agriculture, told the
correspondent Of the Raral Neu Yorker
that the Centennial Commission excuse
themselves for sighting agricultural In
terests, on the ground that the rural pop
ulation are the lightest subscribers to the
Centennial stock
The sold Virginia" house, between the
Kansas and Colorado building and the
New England kitchen, Is the gift Of a
virgiman, whohas lived in Philadelphia
for is years, and who Hospitality enter
tains all visitors there at hisown expense
The Southern soldiers were his guests Al
their late visit, and when Col. Forney
called there. the other day, he found sew
eral xconfederate officers and swell
dressed colored men and women"
An exhibition Of threShers and sepa
ratOta, portable steam engines and Eng
li.h road steamers will begin at schepck'l
station, on the Philadelphia & Trenton
railroad, to-day, and continue until Fri
day evening. a'',
The cash admissions average $4,000 :
day, this week.
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T14ELY WARNING.
cEALED PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS.
ctrRK's orrlcs BOARD oy COMMISSIONERS, !
WHEELING, July is, 1876:
Sealed Proposals will be received at this otiet
until 27th Inst. At2P. ~, for the Grading Of thai
part Of the Wheeling & Elm Grove load lying BE-
tween the Fairmont Turnpike and the Ridge road
embracing about I 500 cubic yards, the most o.
which Will be inside cutting. Bids must b By
tho cubic yard 10 Be measured In excavation alone
seen at the Office Of the County Engineer.
Tho Commissioner reserve the right 10 reject
any and ali bids, CHAs. H. DEITERS,
Clerk Board al COMMISSIONER
W. G. SMITH, County Engineer. !yls
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Anne1ite m Necessitx.

Appetite Is necessity. Without q, Tutacieni
food Is not received intOths stomach either to nor
I,h The system OF TO give the stimulus 10 the bowel
which they require. Both these organs and the
liver become torpid in consequence, and the blood
grows poot In quality and quantity. Improve The
appetite, therefore, and avoid such results. Thu
d most eHsctullly done With Hossette.'s Stomach
Blttrs, tonic appetizer and Alternative without .
peer. II gives not only an unWonted Eest for food
bat enables the stomach to digest and the system Il
aa.luIlrseIt. Flatulsnce, heartburn, nausea, and
every Other coreomitaAt Of indigestion, Ie remOV'
Cd bylt, NJ are also bIlouSncs and constipation
Each nerve and hbEe Of the body l, mAde to tingl'
With health b! It's USE and it is the leading remedy
far le,pondeney, %, ...- eOdAW
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THE SILVER BILL AS AGREED UPoN.-
TIE bill TO authorize the issue Of an in.
creased amount OF silver coins Of less
denominations than one dollar has at last
taken definite shape. The conference COM
mittee has agreed upon the bill, and it
will now 60 before both houses Of Con.
gress in the same form.
The bill authorizes s2O,000,000 silver
change, or token currency, over and above
the sum required to redeem the fractional
paper currency. There is a limit to the
whole coinage Of s5O,OOO,OOO. The Sec
rotary Of the Treasury is left free to pur-
chase the bullion with any money in the
Treasury at his command, and to pay out
the silver change in the ordinary course
Of business, or to exchange it for Treas.
ury or national bank notes, without be-
ing required to hold or cancel the green
backs thus received.
Where the exchange is made tor or in
redemption Of fractional currency, the
latter is to be covered into the sinking
fund.
The limit Of $4,000, 900 is based on the
calculation that Of the $4,000, 900 or s45,'
100000 fractional currency outstanding
when the operation began in April, about
sSO,OOO,OOO will come in tor redemption,
and adding the present authority for $780,
100000, will reach the required volume
Of token silver currency.
Washington dispatches stste that an
important change has been made in the
provisions as to the legal tender charac.
ter Of the silver fractional coins. This is
in making them legal tender for suns
OF SIS instead Of only s., as now.
As there seems to be confusion in the
public mind as to the extent Of the legal.
tender function Of silver coins, we give
the following brief synopsis OF the facts Of
the case:
By the law of April, 1892, the "dollars
or units" the hslf.dollars, quatter-dol'
lars, dimes, and hali-dimes were each and
all legal tender for any sum whatever.
The law OF January, 1887, reduced the
weights Of all the above. silver coins, but
specified that they should still all be legal
tender for any sum whatever.
By the law Of March, 1851, the three.
cent pieces were made legal tender for no
more than 80 cents.
By the law Of February, 1852, all silver
cOius Ia. thaa one dalaf, were made legal
tender for no more than S.
By the law Of March, 1912, the silver
Spanish "pillar dOllars," the silver dol.
lars Of Mexico, Peru. and Bolivia, S9.7
fneness and AIS grains in weight, were
made receivable at the Treasury by tale
for all debts and demands at 81 each.
The law Of February, 1873, authorized
The coinage Of "trade dollars,,r but did not
make them legal tender at all.
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Republican Congressional Con-
venti0rl.

Convention Of the Republicans Of the Fist
Congressional District Of The stas Of Wst yltg'nis
Will Be held 8, Pmkcr,burg on THURSDAY, The
9Th day Of July, 1876. for the purpose Of nominate
log Candidate for Congress, and such Othet busi'
nen as may come before the Convention.
The Republican party Of the said District arc
requested TO appolut delegates TO the conVSntlSn
from the several Counties composing the District
at such time and In such manner As may b con-
veaSent. GEO. EDWARDS
MorxD.v.LLE, July II, 1875. Chairman
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Republican Congressional cOnysn
tion--Second District.

The Union RepuAans Of the Second Congress
lOnal District will meet in Convention on FRIDAY
the 18Th day o., July. 1876, at Grafton, for the Pur
posr Of nominating candidate for the House o
Representatives In the next Congress, and thu
trausac,IOu Of sueho other business Is may bepruper
BY order Of the Executive COMMITTEES:
= GEO. G. STURGlSS, Chairman.
JOHN W. MASON, sefy. lyH
[RspublIcan and independent papers in the sSeont
District please copy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-18

EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
II National Bank Of West Virginia at Wheeling,
IN the State Of West Virginia, a tho close Of bus
,neSs on the S0th day Of June, 1870.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-18
OWN wATCH.i

The fall jewOled, lever Watch, impaired by US
one Of the beat Watches In the market. The mAny
Testimonials We have received WaTTNnt us IN rec
Ommending u as an Aeeurate, steady, reliable
Watch. Call Gt lI03 Main street, iOF Watches,
ClockS, JeWelTy, speetaeeG Silver Wars: &c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-18
PUBLIC SALE
Of Valuable Building Lots in the
City of Wheeling.
A Fine Opportunity for Investing In City
Property.


| The undersigned will otter iar sale at public aue;
Wheeling. on '..F
SATURDAY, the nd day Of July, 1876,
the following desirable building lots In said ely,
situated In the Eighth Ward, VIZ:
No squire x, fronting on Fifth street.
No. s square %, n. E. corner Fifth and Elan Sta
No. square 30, fronting on Fifth street, between
10. 5 sgsaIS 50. froatlusO on Filth street between
= No III square s; fronting on sixth street.
No. s square %, n. E. corner Of Sixth and Locust
Ne, square 81. s. E. corner sixth and Locus.
No. ! square 81, fronting on Sixth stree. and ad-
AIS the following lot, in the Seventh Ward,
Zano'S Island:
+ No. o fronting on Broadway, west ide.
Nc. g fronting on Broadway, west side.
No. 90 fronting on York street, east ode.
Nc. 20 fronting on York street. west side.
No, % n. W, corner Of Virginia and York SIS.
No. sIfrontlng on Virginia street, north ode.
No. IS fronting on Virginia street, north Gide.
No ia fronting On H HalSn street. saI s ~
No. III trUpting on Huron street, west ode
No. lis fronting on Huron street, west Iide.
Z. No. rs fronting On WAbaah street, east side.
No. IA fronting on Wabash street, east ode.
NO. l1G lfouttnk on HuuAlu AuteIt Nt4t AllH-
. No. IlI ironting on Virginia, north ode.
J No. I4l n. z: corner Of Virginia and WabaSh
Tbs attention Of persons desiring to purchase lots
for he paEpoSa Of building upon them, ~ vel
as thoae Who dezire - invest With view to
the future rise IN price and value Of Wheeling pro-
peTty is particularly called to this opportunity for
investing. q 4l.ol ~
The lSis are ali veil duInsd and ellgibly sltua.
Ted. A clear tile with usual covenants win b
given. - = ~
TTRrs-one- fourth In hand, the bllAnce In one,
two and three equal annual payments, evidenced
BY the bonds Of the purchaser, bearing Interest
from date, andseerVd by Zen on the property sold.
Is. AVN. D. CAhEL1,
"a. -...f,s 8.r' a.. MOORE, JR,
Sale 10 Commence At 10 O'Clock 4. y.
jyl7 J.W. NIfcHELL; Auetioneer.