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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01
ppOTECTION To RIACK HILLS STAGES

OMAHA, April 30.-GOv. Thayer of Wyoming
is here confer with Gen Crook relative TO military
protection TO the Black Hills stage line. He wants
OF the stations on the thoroughly protected espe
cialy Red Canon and Hot Creek The former Is very
deep and all travel has TO pass through it, The Indians
crawl up lis sides and shoot down throw rocks upon
travellers The General has promised all the protection
possible. and order bias been issued 10 mat eject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01
NAVAL ORDERS.

WAsHiSGTON April 80 Commander Il. H. oven
command ~ the Nantucket Al
Sort H. Virginia Ciof Engineer H. b. ZONES a. detailed ~
member of lie oirl Examining Engineers; o. T. stanton
is detached the temporary command or the Nantuche
duties at the Navy lal' N"lloA
Thomas VIII 4nsDn Is h tarei a
r'brr oi the ~ Examining Eugn' ers and ordered o
ty I'm charge Engineer Stors at te navy ari Forts
mouth y H.: Chief Engineer a. j. EmHohS 10 deache'i
frnn the sOut y. H.. and granted leave "t
absence for three months. stephen Young II detached
fr"m the Portsmouth at Francisco California, and placed
ous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01
ACorITTAIs IN NEw-oRLEANs.

NEw-ORLEANs, April 3O.-The jury in the
Fchrcnback G!siiery conspiracy to-day rendered
verdict OF acquta for G. C. wills. josh Ncwhricr and
Bruce all Revenue officials. At 10 O'Clock Tonight
the Jury not hyin, agreed to tho -u,t innocence
OF felrenback, karsendke and Todd, we.e locked up
fnr he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01
DAVID HENRY HAIGHT.

David Henry Haight, merchant formerly
engaged in the dry goods and hatters supply business
in this city, died Saturday morning at his house at NJ"
2s4 Madson-ave. Mr.. Haight began business IN 1851
by entering the firm of ID. L. & j. l.. Haigh IN which his
father senior partner subsequently the mouse T.
moveC to Water-st, under the name OF X q H. IalsH
and afterward r. a H. Haight & Co and Haght, Haisey
q Co 1t now established under the latter name at NO
72 Greene-st In 1851 Mr.. Halght retired from Tue
business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01
REPUBLICANS AND NEw-YoRK

TO the EGftor OF The Tribune
SIR: This State, think, IS for Blaine or
Bristow. Blaine is probably tine first choice today II
seems to ne that If the Republicans wish to win they
must nominate "a man that carry Now-iOrk, and to
carry that they nominate hardnoney man
They cannot carry IL with such man ~ Morton
4nauf0 M April ~ 1876 ". III. MASON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01
DARTMOUTH AT THE REGATTA

BosToN. April 30.-Boating interest has
lately taken new start at Dartmouth and several
meetings have been held OF which, Friday, IT
resolved to send crew Saratoga, and to
each student for the purpose OF raising fund to deiiay
tho expenses Of the trip.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01
JAIL DELIVERY OF FOURTEEN MEN.

CHICAGO, April 30.-Fowteen prisoners cs-
capped from Jail this morning with the aid Of two prison
ors who being !rcaiccrlted. who. after throitng
tho deputy charge, unlocked The cells and rel ascd the
others. The escape Ell about o'clock and up
late tonight only is known To have boon rccal
md lArccNY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01
METHODIST GENERAL CONFERENCE.

BALTIMORE, April 30.-Tho General Confer
oncc Of The Methodist Episcopal Church in the United
states will assemble in tins city at the Academy OF Music
Tomorrow morning With two three exceptions all az
the shons are present. and large ioty ~ the del
gates Bishops Andrews, simpson, SOFT Foster, anu
Peck pr,achcl Ia different churches To-Day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01
plSSENGFRS 1PRIVED.

FROM GLASGOW-In steamship STATE OF Vfrqfnm April
29-John Collins VIM Scott Norton John H. Nc9r re,er
= smith, or Misses Sarah Jane, e. and M bar
hour Mrs Wilson and family Robert Wilson, Mrs Ihonss
Border and child Robt Jas L. Craig, Andreas r. ,Ohg'
Miss Jane Hamilton MT and Mansfield NJ lton and ram
ily VIM Paterson Miss Fanny Russell James smith, MISS
Sarah Gilmour Young Miss Celia wilson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01
CUANGEABLE WEATHER.

The bright sunshine and warm AR of ycster-
day moriing gave place In the afternoon TO gathering
clouds aud chll wind blowing with increasing force
from lie II cold At -unsct. it was colder whi
people mono from rhutch, hud ~ nndnisIt u was
Not mach snow FELL however, ana none prop
~, lr fnnnd IN the CITY TIM nornlng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01

TO the Edttor Of rae TribHne.
SIR: You are mistaken when you say the late
Dr. Orestes A. lrownson was never "A candidate for an
Office lie was candidate for Consr in the IIId District
OF NcW-Jcrsry ~ 1867. <ABk. H.
bound brook, y. j., April q, 1876
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01
5uetial Notlees.
bargains in Furniture,
of all grades. at
KISGMAN'S, l40 CHATHAM.ST.
prove what say give me a call.

Herman frost & Co.,
Importers Of
FRENCH CHINA, DINNER, TEA, AND
CHAMBER SETS. &c.
TABLE GLASSWARE.
CLOCKS AND BRONZES,
SEVRES, DRESDEN. BERLIN AND WOR-
CESTER PORCELAIN,
PARIAN MARBLE STATUETTES AND
BUSTS, MODERN AND ANTIQUE
MAJOLICAS AND FAIENCES,
lPALISSY AND SIMILAR WARES.
NEw.YORK-Nos AZ. So 50 and 81 Murrayst
PARIS-No. l3O Rue du Faubourg ST Denis.
LIMOGES-No IS Avenue du CrucihI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01

No PFNr-uP UTICA, &C.-SenatOr MorrlsScy
i. rsported TO bc wiring parody popular street
song to be entitled "Tamrany, maze room Tor your
Auu Whether not the production Is 10 contain moro
rhyme than reason IL not stated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01
REPUBLICANS CANDIDATES.

SIR: As almost everybody is naming hi'
choice for President viii name mine-Chares Francis
Adams For Nicc-Prcsident. Benjamin !. Bri-tow; ana
all righi-ihHk,ng Republicans will say. Amen ::
JOHs ;. KASDOLPH.
Bound BI'00k, v. j., April "a. 1876.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

PROVIDENCE, r.. l., April 29.-PrintiDg Cloths market has
ruled quiet during tho week with sales reported at 49,
Prices been maintained at SEC, cash. Tor pes
standard and GirGi goods but nj the close are ~
L., lIAAa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01
HOTEL BURNED.

HUDSON, n. Y, April 30.-The Lawrence
House at Claycrack, three miles from this city. was
totally destroyed by fire at o'clock this morning Tie
loss is $50 600; insured for $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01
TWELVE ACRES OF LUMBER PILES BURNED.
WuIIAMspORT, Penn. Aprl 3O.-Frlday

night fire in the lumber yaids here burned over IL
acres Of white pine lumber plea. destroying lOOOOOoO
feet O: lumber the loss being $4,000 insurance eH
600 The PRINCIPAL losers Hcrdic Maynard, lam
stead * Flynn, Thomas ICzicr, and Hubbard Mdnhey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01
HOTEL DESTROYED AT SING SING.

POUGnKEEPsIE, April 3O.-A dispatch to
IN, EagIc from Sing Sing says the California House was
destroyed by fire this morning, the work OF an lnceh
diary The loss is estimated ut 100000; insurance
$4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01
Wsmer,s Couveueisss.

Tho ladies' holding conventions sverywhers
and adopting and smnently sa,isactoy Ticket the
new theory Of auiomam In machine sewing alone
plAed automatic Sewing Machine Of the WILCOX
a GIBBS SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01

Don't irritatc your lungs with stubborn cough
whom remedy certain Dr. JAYSEs ENfBCrokAN
eau easily procured sore throat and Lungs ae seei
h,lnel by II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01

:, A father bent on instructing his three-year-
eid son said you had three apples and should give
pe Que, how many would You have lefti al wouldn't
10 u, pa" was the prompt repy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01
w.YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY. MAY l, 1876

road Company The Pacific Mail steamer City OF Panama
has sailed for Victoria b. c., the attachment on her
stores having been released by bond
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01
PACIFIC NAILS TROUBLES.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 3O.-It is reported
that the Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
have been attached the instance Of tho Panama Rail-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01

OF Boston
viii hold Its second great sale
ARTISTIC FURNITURE,
POTTERY and PORCELAIN, BRASS Work, MIRRORS &c. &C.
ct Kurtzs Gallery, THURSDAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOONS
promptly at "a O'Clock.
The collection Is now open.
r. SoMBRvILLa, Auctioneer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01
SCREW FACTORY BURNED.

NEw-HAvEN April 30-An incendiary fire
destroyed the mandatory OF A. T. kennedy III
Uaudcn Yesterday. Luss 5000; insurance, $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01
NINIATIrRE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. 80
sun rises $500 459 6:56 Moon sets LAS
DAY-A.
Sandy Hook LAB Island. 2;i5 Hell @. Ferry AGA
High DAY-P. NJ
Sandy Hook. 2l3 Cows Island. 244 Hell u FerIy.- 400
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DIED.

All Notices Of Marriage must BE- iadorssd piA NIL
nams and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01

ANOTHER VETERAN OF 1912 GoSE-You are requested to
attend funeral Of late brother soldier Jonathan
smith, from the residence of his SOD S96 Hum0oitst uats
Smithst) Tuesday May 2, at o'clock with the
usual badge OF mourning.
" Blake Grand ST. cars from foot OF south seventh st.
Brooklyn, H. ID. Gen H. RAYMOND,
Col ABRN. DAILY.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-25

D.RTIEs WISHING TO LEASE OR PUR-
chase Lots in the town of Winnie
nucca, are hereby notified that all APP
plications for the same, or on business
relating thereto, should be addressed to the
undersigned at Sacramento, whore they will
receive prompt attention.
az Those occupying lands belonging to the
company, without having bought or leased
the same, are also nstiAea to attend to the
matter without delay and aveid tire sSle.
nsIKu II. MAnfBLL.
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i. MIN.

.
puNN1NG.-on ThuEnliy morning, June 9Th
I1s16 q one o1oloek, EyALINi dspghid o. Iamel
a. and lila r. banning, Age1 years l0munth'
and % days
Funeral from The residence Of her parents, No
1seHlxsOenth Etrest, this morning at OK o'clock
Friends Of Tie family are invited. Intsrment al
Mt. Wood Cemetery. syL
LAMB-On Thursday morning. june %, lH6I
Al O'clock, DANIEL IISr eldest son Of Gibson Ind
Kate limb, lgohe years and SdayG
Funeral Iris afternoon At ? O'clock, from the resi-
tlenso Of his parents, on The Island, No IS North
Front street. ntrment At Greenwood Cemetery
aJeus loVes me He who died,
80 HeaTSn's gate 70 open vide
He will Nnsh away my SIN,
Let HI little child cone In"
HAMIIToN.-on Wednesday morning. J9nI
q, IsI6, al dlO O'Clock, MAuuE SrEtLE, daughte
Of james and sue B. Hamilton, aged years
months andI day.
Funeral Friday afternoon at four 'eloek tpfonpt
from tha pafsntf TaIdepee. NO!7t Fiitssnth street
IFdsnas q The family are respectfully Invited u
atisad. Intcment At GreeaEood. y .. :, :.
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!. ..t,,h 4, sS,,,ld M .,,,nod s;,bsr vsyl
y M ,nrs siiSsr M s ~ ,he boat a M
50 Y 70 yum IN e1p 49,. sna p y w eSI S,p
s ~ .t =: W.T. ~ 10 s1enp ~ Isnvth
.ns oSss n;.S ~ ' so Icy ,"n I 80 81
s any, maS ~ .Sa sV $3.50 III tbs mi.
Oostom ~ sne s ooa. vi hg H. .ha.e end nj
rent Wouiu ~, ane u ~ s sM a. shs
W stream sne eoat wo .IS t oa,S. ana m
nose puL On .n urn w yu ss.;nst ,be
sIteam Ine cu!tSas ptsss ~ ~. M N
boat from floating away , shs would I'd I'M ".
meaieteiy Ivy 49, ny E i,saa ~ ,-oni5
Principie Of tae .nSllneI p.saS nv oo No. n
tana enort distance aonye ~ .t.S Ss !"
starting. Then, on turning .ns otnsl w
up stream, she would tloat oaek ,oi S y, y,
much easier than she went over. ~ va W.
easy TO run the quarter o. 2 mile IN nse
minutes or les. but me lreqaehI Pr:
sage Of boats along The ever gfeAiy M I,
terfered with the use oil thus pian' ann n
was given up for steam. ~.
In 1870 Ebenezef Martin, 70 Mno y. ~ y,
ferry belonged, built ING steam issIy
boat, and named her lsaac M Matu ~,
for his. son. ms 2oI was WI y,
for several years, ana men p1 ,ssNl
With the ferry right into .he nanas ~ y
Hugh Nichols. Ater ale" s eMs II vi vi
purchased BY George n. sinkins anu
Levi lnslebtight VINO are tne Ptessn'
owners npuns shIougn l.i lsi n:aL, snJ
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proceedings Of the Tyler County
Republican Convention.


Pursuant to notice Republican Coun,
~ Convention was held at Middlebourne,
TYLER county, on Monday, jane rs, 1875.
On motion, Capt VIM. M..Powell was
called to the chair and 9. yandssrih
elected Secretary. .,..g.,.,
On motion il was ordered tha. the
chair appoint q committee Of SIX Zone
from each district. OF the county TO re-
mort delegates to be- appointed to the
fatc. Senatorial and Congregational Con:
yention; the formerto beheld IN Par.
kersburg on the 9Th, day. Of July:
Tie chair proceeded 10 appoint The
following committee: Q, W. o. Hard
man, John Sheppard, A. Smith, W. A.
Beagle, R. W. Warner and I. II. Pngh. %
The committee made fthe following re-
bort, which was unanimously adopted:
Your committee appointed to recon-
mend delegates for State, Senatorial
and Congressional Conventions, recon-
mend the following gentlemen "a dele
Elispor,h Distriet-W.'I. Brennan, ]. c.
Way, DR.. Samuel Mayfeld, Jackson
Smith and Jeremiah Martin:
Lincoln Diariet-J. NJ. Dare, W. "a.
Gillespie, Shriyer Moore, Robert Hem
derson and Thadeus Heslip.
Meade DiSriet-W. ]. Robinson, G. W;
Long, A. J. Joseph, "A. J. statler and
Union DistrisED. c. German, D. S.
Williamson, E. N. Htgus, J. A. Daven:
port and John G. Parker. -
CtnterrilIc Diaria-Dr: E. B. Conway,
| J. C. Warner, Robert Stathers, Z. Vande-
grift and H. H. Perry. ~
lieEIroy Diaric-W. E. Stathers, Capt.
VIM. N. Powell, A. g. Underwood, Zane
Underwood and VIM. w. Patton.
The committee recommend that each
delegate be empowered to appoint alter
mates to attend said Convention 10 case
Of their inability TO attend.
On motion It was determined TO ap-
point six delegates at large, whereupon
the Convention proceeded ITO appoint
the following: Anthony Smith, ]. 7.
Hickman. J. L. McC olum, o. w. o. Hard
man, D. F. Pugh and Thomas, Way. .g
On motion It was ordered that the
County Executive Committee be en-
powered to appoint an Executive Com
mittec IN each District Of the county.
On motion, Of D. F. Pugh, II was order.
ed that Union and Republican County
Convention be held at Middlebourne ON
| the 18th day of August, for the purpose
Of nominating candidate for Delegate to
the Legislature'ot West Virginia, and
other county officers.
The following resolution Was unani'
mously adopted: ~. .af
Reaolted, That this convention approves
and ratifies the nominations made by the
National Convention held at Cincinnati.
On motion It was ordered that the pro.
ceedings Of this convention be published
in the Wheeling IsTELLIGEScER and the
Parkersburg STATE Journal.
~ w. M, POWELL, Pes. 7
c. go %" ~
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d. VAgpERaRITF, s.. * y. 7 -.

,BE1IA1RE LocALs.-It seems that the
Clippers can play ball only when they
have strange players in. their. number,
On Wednesday they played a game with
the Atlantic Club oil Martins Ferry, win
ming it by the aid OF Cowen and Collins
Of St. .Clairsville,, in SCORE Of q to 2,
Only seven innings were played, the
game being brought 10 closely the rain,
An educated hog and stereoscopie view
exhibition Is occupying the room in
Sheets Block, on Union street The hog
is not a wonder. but, the views OF the
Centennial grounds, and buildings are
really extra fne. 49,
Mr.. Joseph T: Noble, teacher oil the
high School here, has received the de
gree OF Master OF Arts from Washington
and Jefferson College.
The ordinance prohibiting the playing
OF base ball on the public square or Other
vacant ground in the city limits was
passed last Tuesday night by the City
Council. isl1ti3
The Postoffice will be closed, without
"OEfice Hours" next Tuesday. Persons
will take notice and buy their postage
stamps on the Sd. Several Of the mer.
chants, especially those who sell FIRE
works, will remain open all the night Of
the 3D.. closing, however, early In The
morning. ',t9si
M. Geo. Zweig is adding another
story to his, building on the corner oil
Union and Thhty.frst streets.
Sam Bingner caught q darkie robbing
his money drawer yesterday, and tied him
up 10 the ceiling for exhibition. BE
probably worked as compile . reforms
ton in that colored youth as was ever
worked in so short time. ihR
The sons Of Mr.. F. Rodewig, Of this
city, have black dog Of the terrier breed
that plays base ball equal to one Of III
Red Stockings, and seems 10 enjoy Il fully
as much. He makes an excellent back.
stop, running down the ball and carrying
II TO the catcher in less time than man
can get Il and throw II In
Prof. Duff, late Superintendent Of The
Harmar Public Schools, Il in town, and
Is an applicant for the position Of Super
intendent here. Mr.. Duff is highly spo-
ken Of by those who are posted rs TO his
abilities, and 1t Il to be hoped that the
Board viii f6yorably consider his appli:
cation. XII
Mr.. Geo. L. Conway and Miss Ella NJ.
Howell were married on Wednesday
evening by Rev. Castor. .liii
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Fort NTonItrie (,entennIaI.

CHARLEsros, s. G., June 29.-The eel,
ebration Of Fort Moultsie centennial,
begun on Tuesday evening, was continued
yesterday BY a parade in the city and
speeches In Fort Moultlie by Governor
Chamberlain and General KSrson. Great
crowds were on the streets and hundreds
were Frustrated by sunStroke, only one
case proving fatal however.
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apEcIAL NOTICES.

IrEgyous RxHAUsTIoN.1A MEDICAL
IN Esay, eompridng sefies o. " VII ~
AZ esnSf ana cure Of Premature peeitne showing
indfpdtablY how lost health may b Tegalned, al
toFdit,s clear SynofstS Of the impedimenb 70 mr;
,fsee snd gthe Treatment d nervous and physical
d06Ilityr heIng the result q % EeA ms
ofics md residence 81 East 10Th stFeet, New York
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TRusrEE's SALE.
5NorlcE- I..-il,..a
To tile Owners and Holders. Of Bonds Of
wheeling Hlnls-GompaEy.
3eis,8,mJy7,i+4i

Notice Is hereby given TO all oncernei Of tho in:
teniion oi the wheeling Hinge Company 10 redeem
on the ID day Of. September, AID, 1876, BY pay
msht q the Whole amount, tier. payable thereon
nt the Bank Of wheelIDs. Id thu city Of wheeling,
Wet Virginia, tho36 unpaid bonds Of The Wheel-
lng Hinge Company Mp interest warrants theF :;
tlaJ or March; AID. 1874, and nnmbGred from ID
40 inclusive, and being each Tor The sum Of ono
thousand dollars, and secured by deed Of trust %
Daniel lamb, 9rustee, which d duly recorded In
Clerks Office Of the County Court o. Ohio county
wGt Virginia, In Deed Of Trust Book No. Q, paSea
This notice il dated June 2sin, fsa, and Is giveu
pursuant 70 an order Of the Board Of Directors Of
The Wheeling Hinge Coiupany made at q meeting
held on the 18Th day Of June, AID. 1870.
PIT WHEELING HINGE COMPANY.
}gNi tIt BY A.. W. CANPnEEt, President.
Ard GEo. B CALHwELI, Secretary. je29
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c@2 win ell SATURDAY, JUNEN-,
88Rs 2ith, 1876, at 10 A. ~, IS 70 20AC9S
htSI q Horses Of various kinds and priceA Also,
several Buggies. Carriages Wagons dc. ~
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RATES or BOARDING noRsEs

Sixty cents plr day for drove houea or horsea Iol
Gae; 81 % per day for hoFseS that arc required 4
behAndled or exercised md broken.
l will Keep eaIdnl and attentive gTooms, md
hoseS left In my care viii have proper care and n,
tentiou and handled properly, but viii not 30 70.
spouHihle for unaVtI dable accidents.
Ny Iemnd He1t Catalogue Sale viii take placl
SATURDAY, June 2Ith, at 10 O'Clock AN. Par,
ues having property to onT viii tteelTe prompt a.
tentioa By addfOltag
Wheeling, W, Va, or al Bfidseport O
'. @ HERVEY, Auetieneerl my2I
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TO Rock Hill Cemetery, from 50 reduced 10 50. :
HACKS ron WEDDINGS, PARTIES OR BALLS.
In the city reduced from s % 70 % 90, lI,ii
In the country reduced from 90 to IS 20.
Hacks 10 Opera House reduced from % to s. 90.
tOMt. De Chantal reduced from 90 70 y.
10 W. Alexander reduced from 10 90 TO ".
a. per day reduced from 10 90 70 81.
J,i "a per half day reduced from 90 to'si 80.
NJ az city run reduced from 2 O0to 81.
0Bndgeport reduced from % TO T.. 5,
y ll i BueaIEs. s if q
Double Team and Buggy per day reduced from
Double Team and Buggy per half day reduced
from 8 90 to q 90. fiEflFH Z" 2
Horse and Busgy per day reduced from % 70 q.
Horse and Buggy hAlf day reduced from 3 % 70 81
Hor1e and Buggy, evening drive, reduced from
Tho above win. apply In all cases except the
FOURTH OF JULY, when the old rate, viii be
charged, and on Sunday, when Horse and Buggy
will Be 81 90 per day; - o0per halliday.
BARopcHEs. g
Per day reduced from s 90 to 50 %.
Per half day reduced from q 60 70 81 %.
RI 40 lff- Ii' ~ ~ fN
,Mes.rs. HUsEMEN & MENDEL are determined
"a meet The popular demand In the matter qt prices
ana will no doubt Be encouraged. They arc thank,
nj to their old patrons, and this new move VIII
they hops, induce oihers to patronise them. lell
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WITNESSING q BELMONT BRIpal
CENTENNIAL NOTICE.

At a meetingo Of the Board Of Manages Of the
Wheeling 4 Belmont Bridge Company, held at their
Once on Saturday, Juno 24th, 1876, the following
resolution was unanimously adopted;, .
Resolptd That both Bridges Of this Company b
tmAds FREE TO ALL TRAYEL on the Fourth
Day Of July, 1870, from the hours Of six O'Clock \.
". until seven o'clock P.M Of sald day, in CON-
incarceration Of the Centennial. 500 .
iis.aJ R. cRAsGLE, President.
JOS. Lawson. Secretary isi. ge27
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WHEELING, BEswooD AND BELLA1R
wv PACKET, arrfE Hrf
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PHAEToN-

This Steamer has been built expressly for this
trade, md will commence her ttips on the lst day
Of July, and viii run on the following tune table
(Wheeling tme):
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DAILY,

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six nonths............ 4 00One month ....'::...;
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au,lnes. letters for as should b addressed
EfeT Campbell" and should In ~ case % ae.
dressed % either individual member Of no nm y
name. 7 49,. - =.