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Two VICTIMS OF THE OPIUa HART
Mrs. Leland, OF Ypsilsnti. Mich, who at
tempted suicide on August 10, and whose
husband died on August 2l from the effects
OF dose OF morphine administered by her,
fell In fatnting ft on August ., and died
w1tnin nve minutes. She has hardly been
In her right mind for some time past, owing
70 the excessive use OF opium.
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ILL RE.fDf

OR EARLY FALL.
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THE COLOSSAL STATUE OF LrEERrY-A
Paris dispatch says: The statue commemo-
rstive OF American Independence II nearly
0om pleted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-04

BANK BURGLARS BAULKED.-Detectives
g. Rensselaer,, Ind. have just succeeded in
that place and arrested the thieves The bur.
glars had tunnelied under the bank vault,
Enicn contained about $4,000, and were
tured. -f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-04

SEE WAS JHALoUs.-At Lowell, Charles
Kicker Wa shot In the abdomen Tuesday
night by Miss r. A. Martin, who locked thu
door and AFTER shooting him took poison.
employees and jealousy was the cause Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-04

IT ISN'T SETTLED but that Mullett may
yet be Supervising Architect Of the Treasury
department. His friends say that Hills APP
pOintment is only Temporary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-04

THE WoMAN's DRESS RRFoRM CoNvKN-
TON which recently adjourned In Phils-
form Of earniture for the legs as well a. for
the arms, and urged that the pretudica
against trowers IL based on Ignorance ana
proposed garment ga bifurcated petttc0aln
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-04

sTHlxE- me fancy dysrs Of Washingtn
Ills Lawrence, 2ass.s vere noe1dsd est-
cent.in their wages. 9hooyuu len fhS MN
1t noon. 1hey nnmber shout Glohfy m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-04

lars between st. Julian and Dan Voorhees,
NJ Oakland Park, California, on Saturday
Was won by the former.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-04

,Tn 81UmN8D BU81Ax4-1ho fuu0ul q
k0te4s o111o WalkR, the murdR0d pu01liGS,
isseesd tSs norSid sasioasS q q innssss
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THE WAR In The EAST.
Aleysnxtx Kaf raEan

DELIGkAD. sunday evening, Sept. st 1
officially announced That the rumor that tn
Turks have taken AlexinatZ is false. The-
hold position on the right bank OF the No
ravia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-04

Mr.. GRO. w. WAITE, postal clerk, Of this
city, who was injured In the collision near
Hsrper's Ferry yesterday, had no bones
broken, although he received severe injuries
about the left hip and leg. His hand was
badly bruised and scalded likewise. 1t is
not believed his injuries are dangerous.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-04

Mr.. JOHN BURKE, late agent for the In
dams at the Standing Rock agency, asserts
that XIII Eagle, to whom he is said to have
issued rations, has always been friendly to
the whites, and that when he found him self
by force OF circumstances with Sitting Bulbs
party Of hostiles he epdeavored to desert,
but was discovered and forced to remain
with the hostile Sioux.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-04

PERsoNAL.-The official axe is striking In
every direction, and q young son OF Lieut..
Governor Baker, of Indiana. who was q
clerk in the Treasury, has resigned to escape
possible discharge. His father Is q staunch
republican, but the young man concluded to
go rather than to Inn perfume his father to In
terfere to save him. .... Gen. Charles III
Sargent, who went to New Albany, Indiana,
with the funeral escort OF Speaker Kerr, has
returned To the CITY.
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on both sides. descend for q short time
nom Ike height where for hours have BEEN
watching the battle, and see the main
street OF Alextnatx crowded with wounded.
There In not much change until about six
O'CLOCK, though the battle has gone on with
me let OF the Turks has passed the town
And IL redoubts, and are ~ far a. Transan
and Begar, though not - yet on the same
Lagos stand. To the south they are I'm pos
session OF the positions which the right OF
Ichernayen,s army occupied this morning.
The Servtans are lighting immense nres all
up the hill.
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And the fourth Of these things is the
Cathedral at strasburg. The most beau-
tiful part OF it is the spire. II is the
highest in Europe, and tapers most grace.
fully to its summit. For miles il can be
seen pointing toward the skies. Although
the cannon balls fell thick around it dur
ing the late siege, il was happily presery-
ed from any considerable damage. The
clock, which is in the Cathedral, is avery
remarkable piece OF mechanism. Still, I
must admit that l am -unimpressible
enough, not to count it among the great
sights Of Europe. ----. IL
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FRIDAY, JULY 81, 1875.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
yoR PREspEST,
RUTHERFORD 8, HAYES,
OF ONO.
VICE PREIpKST,
WILLIAM A. WHEELER,
or INV YORK.
Republican State Convention.

ACou,cntiOa Of tho Union Republican rarty oil
wat virginia will be held at the eityot PHrEsrs'
hur,. m THURSDAY, the 9Th day Of July, 1870,
far tbs purpose Of nominating candidates for The
oaices Of Governor, Auditor, Treasurer, Attarney
General, State Superintendent Of Free Schools, and
three judge Of the Court Of Appeals; also for the
purpose Of nominating an Electoral Ticket; and
transarIng such ether proper bushes 81 may come
before the Convention.
The Union Republican Party Of the State I, re-
questCd 10 appont delegates to aid Convention ioa
the various Counties at such time and In such man
pef'as may be convenient TO the people OF the 'e'-
eral counties.
All voters Of the State, without regard to Pas1
political differences. On party affiliations who are In
favor Of such changes In OuI Constitution and laws
AS experience has shown necessary, and iaVor ne
trpchment and economy In the administration oil
our State affair, and the punishment Of official
corruption, ate cordially invited to participate In
the slId Coauty and State Conventions.
By order Of the STATE Union Republican Execu
tive Committee JOHN W. MAsoN'
GRAVroS, W. Va, June J., 1870. Chairman
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John ). Davis, Grafton Speech
GRAIToN, NJ. ". Jolly Is.

0AstA 4VSiI we tA1 SSHS
Editor 1ntsllIgensg:
Ny attentionhas been called to an ar
ticle published In the Wheeling Register
Of the 18th inst, signed IL. NJ" in rela-
ton to an article written by me in refer
enc0 TO the speech Of Hon. John J. Davis
made here q few days since.
lido not propose TO handy words with
az, NJ" He e wholly irresponsible in
every respect. It is well known that he
womb. moi hesitate to say anything, how.
ever false or unreasonable. l am always
willing to discuss any question with a
gentleman, butwith no one else. III. NJ"
will therefore excuse me from any fur
Their reference 10 his article.
But Hon. John J. Davis is gentle.
man. have the highest personal regard
for him, and would not misrepresent
him in any manner whatever: l do not
propose, so far as am concerned, that
his campaign shall be conducted by lying
or Misrepresentation. The points made
by Mr.. Davis were taken down by me at
the time, and reported just as | under
stood them, and lest might have mis-
apprehended him / called the attention
Of several gentlemen who were present at
the time to the points made by Mr.. Davis,
and they all understood them precisely
as I did.
Since the publication Of L. Ms article
and still desiring to do Mr.. Davis per.
feet justice by ascertaining Just
what he did mean to say in his
Grafton speech, l had a mutual
friend Of ours fnterrogate Mr.. Davis
upon the subject and am informed
that Mr.. DAVIS says | was slightly in
error in my report but that my report
does him much more, justice than L. Ms
and further that he is pefectly willing to
accept my,yersion Of his speech and that
he proposes to take tho stump upon the
propositions as laid down in my letter
referred to. My only object in reporting
Mr.. Davis speech was that the issues e
be discussed in the coming campaign
might be made known. AZ. M."will learr
when he gets little older that gentlemen
discuss principles and that none but dem
agogues and brainless boys engage In
personal quarrels; and before he again
apologies for such men us Mr.. Davis, he
had better enquire whether an apology
is desirable.
Mr., Davis is not in the habit Of re
tracing his words and l have never yeI
seen him so hard run that he needed the
services Of az. NJ. 10 lie him out Of diff
ficulty. JuN1us, JR,
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RATES OF BOARDING HORSES.

Sixty cents per day for drove horSos or horses for
alei q % p@ day for horHs that are required 10
b. handled or exercised and broken.
will keep careful and attentive gfoonS, and
hofseI left In my can will have proper care and a..
tentiou and handled properly, bat win not b re.
SponSible f0r unavoidable accidents.
Parties having property 10 odhF will receive
prompt attention BY addressing
w.,.,,.. Nm J. I. hurley
J. c. HERvEY, XuetioneetI my3l
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Republican Congressional Con-
VentiOn.

A Convention Of the Republicans Of the First
Congressional District Of tho State d Wet VirG'a'a
will be held at rarkeriburg on THURSDAY, the
9Th day Of July, 1876 for thepurPOse Of nOniina!'
Inp Candidate for Congress, and such other busi'
pes, As may come before the Convention.
The Republican party Of tho aid District aEC
requested TO appoint delegates TO the Convention
from the several Counties composing tho District
at such time and In such manner Al may Dc con-
Vensent. =. 'uEo' EphAND0'
Mouxp1vrLx, Jnly IL, 1875. Chairman
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DApES.DADES.

Were you at Baden. Baden1 can see
hands raised in establishment when ! an
swer, No, nor were we at Wiesbaden, and
that too although we were almost in
sight OF these places. Why did you not
go? Because we did not want to visit
Them. The scenery may be very good,
and the waters very health giving, and
these resorts may be.vcry fashionable;
but | would not lose day 10 visit them.
Other people who fancy such places may
do SO II they choose, I prefer other Of
fractions,
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DIED.

Johnson Thursday afternoon, July 60, 1876,
ut hiteen minutes past 10 o'clock, CHARLOTTE, In
iant daughterOf George & and Emma Johns.
Funeral notice hereafter.
GRIFFIN.-On Wednesday, July 10. 1876, at
O'Clock =. NJ, In ST. JoScph's Convent, Of Consump'
tIon, Sister MARY AususTISE GRiPr1N, In the
18th year Of her age and nth Of her religious pro-
feSl6n.
Theiuueral will take place from the Cathedral
tomorrow At 9A.M.
BEATTY.-on Wednesday evening, July 18th,
nj ! o'clock, ELIZA J., wife Of VIM. II. Beatty,
aged 81 years months and day.
Funeral from the residence Of her husband, No.
s. Twcniy.iourth street, Friday afternoon at az
o'clock. Friends Of the family are invited TO at
tend, Intcrmeht at Greenwood.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
y TY AND COUNTY COURT.
Clara Y. McNulty, with W. A.
McSulty her husband,
OHIO coUN.
In ChAumry.

james N. Ewing, Jr, Elizabeth
Richardson, with w. r. Richard-
son her husband, Mary BIega
we jane 4; RsEs Ssr NJ, A. In chlncery.
Peek hef husband, james H. Ew- .,iaF
Ing and Kate Ewing, heirs at law
Of william Ewing, decd, and
Mary Ewing, widow Of the aid =
VIM. Ewing, decd.
By virtue Of the authority vested In the under
signed by decree entered In the above entitled
cause, on the = day Of June, 1876, In the aid
County Court, the undersigned, special Commits
honers, viii sell At public auction, to tho highest
bidder, At the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, on
MONDAY, the 2Ith day Of July, 1870, conmeflc-
Ing at 10 O'clock A. NJ,
The following described real estate, situated on
Wheeling Island, In the city Of Wheeling, State Of
West Virginia, that Is ny: Lots numbered forty
half Of lot number iorty.Rve as, Ia that addition
10 the city Of Wheeling known as the addition
70 tie city Of WheeAnglaId out by Henry Moore,
trustee Of the estate Of Ebeneler Zane deceased,
IN such parcels % may best subserve the interests
Of the parties. 49,
TRIMS OF 4ALE-one- third In hand, and u much
moro "a tho bidder may desire TO pay; the remain
der 10 two notes At nine and eighteen MONTHS with
Interest from the day Of sale 70 b. secured IN inch
m&nner Is may be satisfactory 10 the Commission
en-. Title 70 6erctAlned until the purchase money
ID all paid. : DANIEI PECK and 80
sd 'irsT JOHN Q. PENDLEToN,.
Special COMMISSIONER.
W. II. HALLRR, Aunlloneef. 90 jelg
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Republican Congressional ConVsn
tion--Second District.

The UaIou Republicans Of the SCc1nd conSrc.:'
lOnal District will meet in Convention on FRIDAY,
The 18Th DAY o. July 1876 at Grafton, for the pur-
pOseOt dominating candidate for The House OIL
Representatives In the next Congress and the
TRANSACTION Of such other business As may be proper
BY order Of, tho Executive COMMITTEES.
GEO. @. STURGlSS, Chairman
JOHN ". MASON, See'y. lyH
Republican and Independent papers In the Second
District please copy'l
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| will tell you where we did go, ii you
will take map and.frst find Carlsruhe,
and then Basle, you can locate the Black
Forest, BY RENDERING that it is track OF
country which lies on the eastern side Of
the Rhine, between those two points. 1t
is region not wholly covered by woods,
but often clothed with thick pine forests,
and rising into mountains. 1t Is well
named the 6LGek forest; for there Is
a peculiar darkness in the woods. The
sun cannot penetrate to the earth. 1ney-
er saw anything exactly like it in
America. One who traverses this
region can well. understand how the
people who dwell here have, with
their old.time notions, imagined all sorts
OF supernatural creatures &c. have their
abode in. these gloomy and secluded re-
treats. Now, II your readers will take a
map again, and find Appenweir, a little
station on the Baden States railway,
nearly opposite Strasburg, they will also
perhaps be able TO see 10 the southeast Of
it the name Of 0ppenau. A branch rail-
way was only few days ago opened be-
tween these two points. Oppenau is in
the very heart Of the Black Forest, and to
1t from Appenweir we made an excur.
sion. We were thus enabled not only TO
see the scenery, but also the habits u the
people where not yet sensibly effected by
the march Of modern improvements. And
shall always remember the day which
we thus spent. The dwelling and the
barn are usually under the same roof.
Sometimes the dwelling IL in one end Of
the building and the barn in the other.
Sometimes the barn is. in the lower story
and the dwelling in the upper. The roof
ia apt 10 be in one part thatch and in an:
other shinglc. The structure in general
resembles the Swiss Chalet. The
men were moving hay with rude
scythes, and the women were turning II
with forks which had been cut from the
trees. Cows were drawing the wagons.
The fields and roadsides were planted
with cherry trees laden with ripening
fruit. The quantity OF this fruit was
enormous. Images Of the Virgin and our
Saviour stood by the waySide, and some
times were decked with flowers The air
was fragrant with the scent Of the pine
trees aud Of the new .mown hay. But not.
withstanding this extremely primitive
Scene, the fields were most exquisitely
The neatness was extreme.
And the roads were better than any have
seen in the United States. Here, too, q
dinner Of bread and meat and butter and
cherries and the best Of milk was TO be
had for thirty cents. Who would not like
TO make an, excursion into the Black
Forest? Alast railways and tourists
will soon render such things an impossi.
bility. They will be numbered with the
lost arts.
OF Germany and German life in gen:
sral, may write when l have seen the
country more fully. D. W.T..
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'1st All stock sold byihis Agency 10 be rs repre-.
sented or money refunded, and the highest bidder
TO be the buyer.
ID. All horses offered for ale and prove not as
represented by tho owner, II sold and returned,
Wlll DO changed with the commission.
Sd, A deposit will b required Of al buyeTs when
tho property Is knocked down 10 them.
eth. All horses pold at public auction will be sub
jct 10 trial until o'clock p NJ and II not n repre-
santed BY the auetloneer are returnable and the
money Will b refunded.
9th: This Agency vii not be responsible for
stolen or moTtgagtd property, The seller will At
all times be made known 10 the buyer, and Whers
any doubt exists searching Investigation will be
made and fully repEesfnted 70 thOpuIcbASer.
9Th. A registry lee Of 90 cent? Will Be charged for
alstock 70 be offered for ale through this agency,
An additional fec Of 81 % will be charged where
Alogne sales.
tn. A commission Of 90 % win be ehssHed on ali
Ale1 Of hoses under 500, and pr cent additional
on all sums over $40; same on wagons, buggIs,
barnes DC, unless under 50, then 0per cent will
Be the commission.
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ArS prepared at all times, With the best material,
70 oil 6rlen foe Blank Book, such n ArO used by
Banks, Counties, COrpOntl0nB,. Railroads. and
Merchants, upon short notice, and In the most Dc.
hrable and E0FknlAnllke manner.
Having all thelatGst and most Improved machine
~ We teSl nOndlsnt that We viii IJnIer sRtrs nj.
lStAcilon 10 all Who favor uA with their oFden.
Music, Magazines and Periodicals. Of every Dc
ScriptOI bound In q neat and durable manner.
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PUBLIC F1 SALE
Of Valuable Building Lots in the
City Of Wheeling,
r- ~ 49,
A Fine Opportunity for Investing In City
'H Property.

The undersigned will offer for sale at public aUc.
ton, In front Of tho Court House III the city oil
Wheeling, on
SATURDAY, the I'D day Of July, 1870,
the following desirable building lots in Sald city
situated la the Eighth Ward, viz:
No. square -, frunting on Fifth street.
N0.r2 SQUARE 90, fronting on Filth street, between
No 5 sgnarcSO, fronting on Filth street between
Flu and Willow.
No, square So, Irontlng on Sixth street.
No. s square %, n. s. corner Of sixth aud Locust
No. Squarss7. s E. corner sixth Rpd Locus,
NJ. : square 81, fronting on Sixth street and ad:
Also the following lots In the Seventh Ward
ZAne'A Island;
No. 6S fronting on Broadway, west side.
4 No. 60 iroufing on Broadway, west aide.
No. 10 fronting on York street, east aide.
No. % fronting on York street, west side
No. % NJ W. corner Of Virginia and York sts.
mo. 81 fronting on Virginia street, north side.
No. 9S fronting on Virginia street, north aide
No. 100 fronting on Huron street, east side.
No. 105 fronting on Huron street east side
No. liz truutingon Huron street, west side.
No. lis fronting on Huron street, west side.
No. f2s fronting on Wahalh street, east side
NO. ~ IVuuus w " AllSH slEett' eaat nucs
No ia fronting on Wabash street, west side.
No. n lrontng on Virginia, north side.
No. II! n. E: corner Of Virginia and Wabash
streets.
Tbs attention Of perSons desiring TO purchase lots
for / be purpose q building upon them, AS we'll
~ those who desire 10 invest With view 10
the fture rise In price and value Of Wheeling pro.
pety, d particularly called to this opportunity for
The lois arc ali well dnlnsd and ellsIbly sllua.
ted. 4 clear tide with usual covenants will he
TERMs-onc.i fourth in hand, The balance In Oue
two and thrCa equal annual payments evidenced
by the bonds Of The purchaser, bearing interest
from date and secured by lien on theproperty odd.
WA. D. CAuELl-
A.MOORE, JR.,
Al Mcclure HouSe for estate d Col. ClaS Eliet, Jr.
Sale 70 eonmenCU At 10 O'Clock a. u.
Iyt7 J. ". MITCHELL, AuctioReer.
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MARRIED.

FREw- GLASS Thursday, July 90, 1876,
nj r, T., ut tho residence Of the brides mother
10 steubentllle. Ohio, BY Rev. J. 4: Worden, Mr.
JoHN FREw, Of Wheeling, and Mo MARY b.
GLASS, Of stcubenyille.
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Lord Dundre0rg.
Our Miniature Poster.

A recent marriage notice elds with the
singular expression, probably added by a
waggish friend "May their future troubles
be little Ones"
How to make good thing last--make
everything else first.-New York CONNER
sinl Adusrtiser.
BALTIMORE, Md have used DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup personally and in my family
for number of years; and am prepared to
say that there is nothing equals it as re-
medy for Coughs Colds, etc-James Corrie,
Dentist.
An author says that one of the uses Of
adversely is to bring us out. That is true,
particularly at the knees and elbows.
Go to McBride's for your oil cloths. He
has all kinds for sale very cheap.
Was the song entitled "a Letter in the
Candle" suggested by postal card in a
street lamp box.
1t was Archbishop Whately who announ-
ced that Noah's ark was made of gopher
wood, while Joan of Arc was maid of Or
leans
AL kinds of furniture tor sale at Adair's
Fourth and King streets.
John Linger and Joseph Halt are to walk
match at Savannah. We don't see how
such men can make good time. Detroit
Free Press.
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. 7'Il777FI77 Y I'm ar 717li's'l,. /.
UENTEN MIAL.
rhs Eys,ss,,sis = Assecss sssssss, /.

The Fitenen's Centennial Association
met last.nght in regular session, President
Mccall In the chair. The President stated
that 800 had been collected since the last
meeting. The Treasurer reported the total
amount received was $1,76l So, and the
expenses of the week, $50. The Enter
tainment and Publishing Committees re-
ported progress. The Chairman of the
Committee ON Decorating stated that no
progress had been made, and asked to be
discharged. Granted.
The Building Committee stated that the
contract was signed by Mr.. Gould, and
work had been commenced. Mr.. Adams
stated that the payments would be made at
three different times, and through the
Teasurer of the commission. The pay
ments to be made as follows $500 less ten
per cent, when the first joice are laid; $500,
less ten per ccent, when the second joice are
laid; $500, less ten per cent when the roof
is on; and the balance, with the percentages,
when the building is completed.
Mr.. Killgore slated that he had in his
possession the lithograph prints OF the
State buildings of Ohio, Connecticut, New
Jersey, Delaware and Indiana, which he
wished to exhibit to the members.
The bill of Boughman, Thomas & Co.,
for $1.75 was allowed. Adjourned.
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NEW ADVERTISE MENTS,

Lecture-John B. Gourh.
Druggist-W. E. Williams.
Fine Furniture-L. F, Adair.
Bull 3 Cough Syrup, the best.
Oil Cloths-McBride, Bo. 72S Market st.
Lancashire Insurance Co.-Statement.
Manayunk Insurance Co.-Statement.
Travellers Insurance Co.-Statement for
1875.
Burdett d Spang's Organs Robeen 4
Bro.
Registers Order-Estatc Dillon Hutch.
etson,
farmers Insurance Co.-Annual state
ment.
Wooley and Van Trump's Insurance
Agency.
Peoples Fire Inserance Co., Trenton
New Jersey.
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance
The Morning herald., 1876-03-23
The Weather To-day.

For the Middle States generally clear and
slightly warmer weather, with light winds
shifting to southerly, and rising, followed
BY falling barometer.