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New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
II. p. BALDWIN. General
ERIE RAILWAY

ERIE RAILWAY
- SUMNER ARRANGEMENT Of trains, in effect June D.
1876:
Coaches Buadu and suspension Bridge, ana Sleeping
Coaches 10 Cleyc and, Ciucmnat. and ChcI-su.
1915 EXIIes Mail for BunO, with sleeping Coaches
7pm-lDailyl Pacific Express for the West. Sleeping
COaoLes through % Rochester, Buffalo Niagara Fails c,-
nat cleveland aud Chicago without change sso, iioci Dn
Ing 10 Cleveland and chicago
TRANS lea. CAamitrS S:rcct Depot, = y r . , . -
645 $50. O.ij, ll,n %lS. J.lo, ana y: >
p and l. midnight saturday nights only Sunday, vI1
Kathcriurd PARK and Passc 645, 7:i5, 10 u noon,
lIJ, D. 3IJ 4.@u. Jlj, o. t:.u, ;, 10 p H.. j. md
night sundays, sJ, 40 lao, $50 p u' AID II nd
Paterson Cas- 7.i5 $500 TO- 1913 l1go A. H. 10 noon.
- midnight suuday 20 $40, l0a H., l;i5, t50, p m
nel 6.iy i5 TO- 1c.45 d. NJ l:iJ $40. g. g. :. p N.
IL midnight. su.a!s, $50, i0s .p li' O'n D. H. and
corasa. "a, a. H.. $50 $50 p. suuda go a
WsrHlch -, i'.iy a. ""' 40" - ll, en-, . - o.,,...
NoH JiIgl 40, g lO45 a.. Ia. ai5, i30 p H. Sundays
kias..5n a. H. $50 p. IN. Sundays, $50 =. N.
Goshen, 80. ., l9la a. 80, 90, &c, p m san
"4 ,S., y1, II : iU.45 e. u a.3J i5C p. "a. Slr.-
CON-, c villa &r.. d. aud GsaygO Midland -. j.. O.; AIiL T.
P"r se.ls. 745, ., lCIj n i.5n =. III Sundays $50
irlig. i..,vr2 Cha-a.:- 50. or la'f hou-
leave -. !t"rH '. rr tsu a'E" in';
trans having Chambers q oh quarter A'Hi i-"', tll
{ ~. 81. a.It minute Car-r E',a leave "tA tI.' g.
af !i5 ans d3j D. conn cf- with traits .ca'Hs Cls'n
Jiy,. 1Gr ,.si-c I.l iar psgtmedt IN D:aw.grrvou
clic,Nile AID lra- rof largarc ii t r5 '.,h 90" 'N
Offices sos -. i'i. a-, dr' g.: l.it''N -'' ''..'
sl,~s rtns fiIu M Wees arrive Ia NcN4 or II i.-J
a. H.. 80 and 1.tj =. 10.
NorrIIEgS RAILROAD or NT''--TlHsr.Y.
Trains l,Jv, iuF lu-lrNU"' -f'r '' mo ID, "i' 'f'A
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DFNYSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

L , J. y y
RoUTi Traus leave Yew.York via Dcsurcssco and cot
EHprcs for arTsLnr Pittsburgh, the We, end SOUTH
Iar iInSnls,,rt Loce Haven Cory ard at 24O aud
$50 T. . connecting ., Cory Tor lituS''t Petroleum Cen
For ia iorc Washington aud the South. Limited wash
nsion r. E'rrI 81 ] W1ao, t al 4 "a w. EcssT az 3
d NJ 40 @ and D. : p p i5 Ssna4$ & u 20 ~ ESQ m 1880
~ 20 81 m and IL night. Accomuio a,lon a. ui
AID m sunday 3, 6, I, $50 and p ~ Eui
sUf TUr G ctacHRai s1n ' Dcic; q $50 $50 73o and
m. -upia. y %. NJ Returning leave tthIrHih Depot
l. 45. $50. AID 7ojr m on sunday ':-0 IL m and
FoT Newark at g. G2o T. 80 s. . TO- u am; y "a; Il, i
:: "a 30 $40 a. 40 43" 4ro O. ;IS @ o. . ~ 49, G:lo o59
800 $50 : aud s:l0p
fo Eaa6s .. d59 2 80 So s g. TO- Ia II a. M n y /. n n
$50 Z 7:5o s:IG 10, 1870 p and A. night sunday
' For '' Eahaa5 1,' s, 30 $50 :, 10 = u ~ ?
For w,,.,dse it.tI hnuoy ana sou.h AEJoy ami 10
d. fof fi Sew , rGaai = = ard Il p $40, $40 52o
t"I has a,son' sion i - a. i i " = -' 10 n n sa..iopm
iGr iTrccton T. >iG o. ~, 2,1. - 4:Io and /. H.
fgI Fl[ % T. .Sd Asy $50 a. ~ T. AIT iIO ?.
tor ir,rr'on 90 q. a. aa i,I2 p D., o,,, t ~
rlrruoa ll,rlcniovu. uripI'on, at Can'cL $50 did
'S t5l Il T I,eh5 l. = 40 "a a. .i i = y 40 lo aud 5ru
t t,, rsofron ana anl,G VA fs.n Amboy
ard 20 a. M. va Mo.ugI,i Junction -. ., ,,,, . q,
aud ia.ll D.. L.. dolly. lJic a. m ail go" L. G'j
rlr.ri .1iqy. From ~ Ns>rHfru aul l l'i' coo . De-,
4lg' I.!u aul lu:-" u rnr:1Y, 60 g. u lt"u i!""-
,.iDt. I.Ii. ~ t.f 1910 j ~ 4lp o. o.. 49,, - 30
- ..n go t-u 80. ..tu so, ui 80 D. ll. -dI
tav 5t5 GO tn .uIU ll.DU =. ~ Co'. 'sd lt.-u T. I'
,L.t 5,I,.s ,-tlu. G}f Broadway $50. A.ioI to-1,
ei .r i u,,ts.s.,s and C"rtl'iut.s No. tonii IL
it,Il,r: and Sos. "a, u .anb i4- iiul' - It''N'i
G.ff ic.,, ,r uirrLt i,., 1i,' E.H .''eiy i!Ac,
FRANK THOE~'N, ceacra Aa.as"s.
GUNDAY TRIPS 10 LOAG BRANCH, COM
y n..alg juno 4.-it. NvNAelf"} NH"H.Li iai.''i
steiner 81 -.a b. ... si! l.s,c ..sT Ir.!i . -ui 3
Rector 81 at g3O 4. Hrulninr, "a. 30 "a lri' i'Is
tiducn az }. hi W. .. '.'i.'''--'' "'" -i.,.
GTONING TON LINE
y FDE BO- lJS AND ALL POINTS EASi'
tlrau. stair,fs Rhode .-LAt1 a.. NAt.N ...sHl-li
leave irg 3d. Ecsih i'i-cr i'''t "t .'i, ' D. Hi
Norh r.IP MISSED - e.;vE% YEARS.
Tirr,t- tr al, ., ail pea al cset o Stst'rloms
..-.irI 40 occs Of Wr-tott EsPNss Com any ana ~ Joi
PROVIDENCE LINE.
steamships ELEc.HA and GALATEA leave i,r p, Nor
River. io' Of garpnc, al $50 p "a feiaiS Ma either
liuc tssrn o. lowest ia-cs. ...... .
/. W. fIlkiNN :. y. J.. Az; L. >. bABi'DNIAt lfist
V'HE MARY POWELL, for West Point,
1 Newhure Pougis,fU-ic. Euniout end KINGSTON, h1u
iug 0ollens Cornwall, Niitn and NtNi IuuI-. an
Mat ly fIy. w.l leave Prr 30 =. X. NesiTy ST.
pAIlN. SuuGa's exempted. ~ 3.in q. ~.
Connects fOgsakergsc With evening Ia Hs iOI The
! NOIth.
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Steamships ELEc VA ard GALATEA leave Ir -. North
River fon' of gar lncc, al so "a ~ .rlb Va ehcf
luir ts.rn o. lowest taos.
l.. W. filkiNN. u. J.. Agj. L. = BAB'DOh, frost
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r. ONG ISLAND RAILROAD,
IL ifS5EE FLUSHING, y. y. AND CENTRAL X
AND SOUTHERN II. u. OF Long ISLAND
Trains leave Long Island Ci:y as follows; -, ,,

AND SotTHi,RN il. 4. or LONG ISLAND.
Trains leave Long Island Ci;y as follows; .
IRON F, y. 3 aud Central Depot north OF Ferry,
C,35 g TO- liO3 300 l:33 3:oi Ao3. 5o3' 5;Sl
For Flushing ,N5ins and Great NecK BranehG35 1898
dr % Saaa 5q a9 nv t K aT M ~ i2c5, a55 5c s55
FOR T7a1r central depot, Creodmoor Garden City, aud
Hampstead 1888 opi Los M ! 90 o; . t;oo 80 & p.
trail Dcpot AID Garden City. 4.33 p m.
For Babylon-9,0 a. m. 2O0, 4:33 p. II.
fIf From o Island sed oltHcrn Depot south Of Ferry
For Jamsoa-62J. 100 $50, 9Oj 10, ll;J@ T. hi ISo'
500 1908, 5 $50. G:o1 ESQ 2 II: -o2 n ,1.2a
For Far Rcckaway only-6:S5, e:C5 s'os, G3o'
For Locust vaey-G35 $780, 10 a m; S:O3 aO3, ), $50,
ToF y THampstead-7:os s3o 1892 m; 8OS 4O3 $50
For Port Jefersoa-GSJ 10 a. u; p H. Noi'hpof'-'o''
Fot Iabyon-7:oa sso 1882 a. m; so3, 8, G:OS
For Is.-703, $50 a. H.; p H. Fntchcgue-o1o d. H.
FoI Riyerhead- O5 a. m, 1908. 4 p. m.
For GreeHport and sag HaIbor BIanel-9'O5 a M and
For Creed0o0r OD's 'SsUSPbAY aY TRAINS.
From r. y $ eo@ e. er Rer9i PE5t %GTih al and wtesone
g. $50 II a M: $50, $3.50. 5:IJ 63j, p m
For Great ecI BraIcl-9l5 .. M, Alb, q 20 p M
Flushing Main stJ-Jl5, 1888 nj lZio 2'oo 49,
For Garrcn CITY and Hempstead-ol5. ll3J a. m' 300
For Tabyon and Patchogue-9.l5 8. M, JaDj p N.
From Long Island southern Depot. south Il Ferry:
For Far tocka~sy aud Iockaway Beaci-9 TO- II a. H.;
FOR SoIthport and Port Jererson-s $50 Northport
For or Locust ' valley-9: 9:30 =. H. GlOpm
FeiryJoais leave New YORK OF alp Sundays
executed from to 80 minutes previous 10
me departure Long Island Cir Sunday boats
0asJ ln:50, lo n NJ p ., g. ., ., ana G ~. ,, o.,
tuuf. ITsy yIgua ~
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f1teamboats ano Railroads.
AND LONG BRANCH r.. r.

CATSKILL CREEK LINE.-Steamers NEW
~ CHAMPION oi WALTER BRETT az Y, Iou S~''' '''
pier 40 ~ H.. az 6 y. m. Fare. zoe. Berths iree
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NlEW ROITTE M ROSTON.-BOSTNN AND

~ NEW-YORK AIR LIN p % miles storr than 1iy othef
H. Bagui seeery ne nsst aTt a1st conh h tdbte r'h'g
Ne,,- England Express trains leave Grand trntIa
Depot Tor Mddetowu, NiImantic, PGa AMI Boston AZ Al
For WoG ester Boston uitout change of nj p
L l.iL.l ! Z ID
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NEW-YORK, NEW-HAVEN AND HART

IN Ohk, NEW -llAN LN AMI Il.' =
= FORD X. R.-SLM-lOEk AND SEM-HANEN. ll-
NISIOS-Sunmcr sUauCcarut Cor,neuCnc IN, = l. 1870
Passenger IN NeWlOk, Grand Central Depot, ca
trance Forty seconds ~.
' r.As, LFAyT XIV YORK.
Trains for NewIiaycl leave at f:lO tAccu) no lfN'l
900 lAcyul, ii o. N. tfAs. II y. tACcul fN.b 80
(Ac,nl, (l.y 4.4O aud j.lJ tiOcai LI)9 CA and ~
Tcr so1tl S0Iwal,. go 500. 9O5 II a. M II No Nl
900 3 ij 4O, Jl5, 5:tJ G51. . 10 Tor Stamipni
7.lp 500. $40 1910 a. ~ i n, L. -@ o:Io' 5o"' 44V
40, 5iJ. J:lI, C.,J, 10 D. 10, AMI u 80 j. m -
Boston Express VIA spnuEl eId 81 90 an! IL - i d'
d. M VIA Line az aud 10 r. M TIE 80 r. ID, l.
g. aud 10 D. piping at Stamford, Nu."alk ahH
NO5 and 4 o. m s. 2, aad 10 p. frldc"port 1h5
and . connect with trans on shore Line III
VISION for Iruyiutuce and tie Come t.CUt |dio! AZ
Sgy,rUok q. ~ and 3 y. N. connect " IN
Sl0Ie DIVISION for Norwich and New Haven anu
Noythamu;on H. New Haven and the o. ln sW' r.
m 10. Newport, ~Dj. II II und T. ~ trans Goa
nrri with Courayticut River H. r. 81 Springfield. aud p M
fyr Auatrea 500 a. and connect win NAH
iatucG lI0usonc r. r. az bridge ont The 500 a. t
aud J, 80, 4iO. and M. with DanbaIy and hotNuA
south NOrvalk. and the sos /. 4lO, and D - b. m
with auaan r.. X. at Stan.Or,l 80
Boston Ma Stllugilcidi at ~
y. u. via Providence.
Night Fsu9,s5 trains. "a, - on , 81. .- ..
Tickets can be purchased at Ticket Office OF Company at
at oilCts OF y y ldiisitr Co. 9il
and No Court ST., BiGJL.y VINO VII
"a 20 CHECK bag. Ies..Cncc 10 dtst-idilVn
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THE EXAMINER,
AN INDEPENDENT WFEEIY REVIEW or POLITICS
LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND ART
,Fztshl,hel l~HH)

LITEEATCRE SCIENCE, AND ART.
Established lSGSJ
weekly pages post free America A. or per snnum
lTs. Cd
objects Of TIE EXAMINER NeVSpapC'.' Eaf!
Ir.u HINT Of tle work which he and lis rotref, 3'N
rS c,onc.t in 70-, ~ assist n p."uc"c roon
In Parliament Lheraty of OnOn Ia cee ri, especially tre
superstition ard is'on OF hrI"F t.sbs mo All
slHcct. whatever Great advances nave been mao" "a y"
tcqI s,ca and literary urJ.r-ss durng ue eTt,
ypars licl tho LIFETIME OF TUE EXAMINER already COS
o. and many good reforms which FSH Hunt ALBANY
FONELANStf JuUN SIJAKG MIL aui their sa~clA1-s we're
achieved: hut these reforms rave only
prepared cT others yet TO te eH-cet litr hAAt4
is NE in accordance win Rin principles and tiapIS
much iul service 10 & cause u rnsr2
it done - former years strives ohe>ty A
heartily 10 aG forming sound opinions concern
ing important events ~ the day. aIf IN drawing tc':or
conclusions may promote "sa thought AMI ear
ACTON toward ne and abuses from hch
th. st. seI aud aTi tho development al ve"5
that necessary the wSheng O AL Glasses CT
society. .- .-, -. ..-.
i -t'nON. FNGLA,.D: e DALr.OW. l?G STRAND.
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TIVE MARY POWELL, for West Point,
Newinrr Pougiia,rT.c Iuniout, Fnd Hiurfton i1au-
log Coleiss Cornwall, Nit" and NeN.il Hnur-. AMI
Mat bGtu by fTV VIA leave fff ~ =. T. " e't! s''h
pAIiN. SuiGa,s rycrItrd ~ $50 e. m.
connects al Fouslkoryslc with ey,aus ioT the
ont
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TTAIL RIVER LINE.
T. HDSICl'
ANbALl FONTS EAST
qE!' WyfIllENoV ScEtHt <
R,lsruL .TD IEuN!DENNG
T-,rH F.,. - Nojh River, ipOt ". i..i-'J 80,
DAILY ga S4AYs Jrc ii - Sept B" iu".u-y- tr o. -
Tcies aud sa;e,rius secured 20 EaGI els ai IcfrG
oil a3d pier ana s.r-u.rf "t-1 "!. L. -, NNo'
c.. lis.. Aa,.,. BORDEN q .ct I-lI- Agents
| EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
NGESi..,I OF fA~,f NpI.t. titN NlNs AMI ~
-ittsctftt g, ild ct curilsdt aAt '-ril r.' sat
Dr.. lpr BISON IrfhehtH. tl-ui rSu hr.' ..il.,
Rsltiuh. s4y.I -ataouU, haLau"y ttN. sicaa ol. NJ
srrt -'auat A N,s bIr'. lli s!I., -tl g. . MR. A'
cc,r'ctirg itP- 10. ithaca, Auburn focbSScr, iiu.
f.u, Nit-iIg I4l... .t.d itr - cri
Hfz,inr Niat,rr. & G.. Slcananl, HhArstfTr Ntt0H
tr uas.ta cIIsc CI.4frc IIas ior heading. i0dsFiIr, "a
Etri..Up g,
G'IHiit. st..HIr- go 1ii H.Ht'hs ,
lr ta.i! iof laslnh, Ic'hicbctn ~
!.rt,,rI tlr.. Nls1sro lhts.oH sayrr EuIIri.
tLacs AU,uTu Iu.L-ssr BiGui -ia,ald ialia, and Ic
N,-r. p,i.i4.f... 81 '.atics gtfaratd
ROu'f. ~. SAi m Supt. and Eher
Gcpcfa taS,ef Gil., turtf a tlie aud ~ lldihiA
CiAS. H. CUMMING. agent
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Gteamboais ano Railroads.

ALBANY and TROY by day boats G. NlB-
"A BARD and DANIEL DKEW.-Leaye Nesiry-st pier pier
by ferrybOst West Point NeTbJrsE H"uEhke pS'
Rnebeck CatsG aud iiudsup Close connection al ALBANY
o M. for the Vest. over Ne"-H OK
special saratoga Round Lake To
Point and Newbufg return same day 81 PougE-
keen
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financial.
GAS STOCKS.

MONEY WANTED at 7 per cent, IN sums 0i
WI - 600 Ia s2nOOO, real estate situate n Plunel ~
J. worth tie amount wanted None gut lihc.s
rev snuy 10 THOS. 4. BROWN, Z Watcr-St
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22

VI RAILWAYTrains leave foot C9rtianet 81 daily lTun
Lake and Fincidc
qt 80 a. m 4.3p j.. For monte LAi u aud ORANGE
and intermediate stations az = - ~ NJ 800 4j, 5.O
ESQ $50 p Little Falls and ia cflneiiate tailos az
$50 m. i3O, 80 and $50 For kng"ood and all
inicfne,!at. stations at $3.50 Il.
and other tickets may be obGneh al once IN
Jersey CTS and at Company otee 80 - Bioa"ay N."
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Corrtrn Reel Gslaic for Sale.

4 NICE LITTLE FARM of acres, with
n good Plain buildings flt shade excellent wafer rear
depot rs miles Ne"Srisey Crrirdl H. r. ""hef recently
I.i eaSr: must Doe sold 0Uiv - 600; great chance
STANLEY FERGUSON. lbl broadway.
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EUNDAY TRIPS to Long BRANCH, conf
= m.aalg jun l.-it.. Nvn1ae.y snnh,,Ei ialo'i
..,.uI.r y .ai i. ... i! ls.c rIr!i '. -uI g
ps,nr 81 a q 80 a. r Isrlugnur tAr 80 "a rt'.. i"Ig
HLAItm AI D Z, ~ ". ,. --.'I---,--,, WV. -I--,.
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Rea! Coiale 60 Gxthanee.
Giin prcpcrln Go Ec!.

= PARK-ROW, opp. Post Office. and terminus
- f no.i car lines small STORE; dne location for rel
tTale on Cnice Apply 10 STEELE Co.. Feather DdsIei
Manufacturers, up stairs.
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from ranbiins' ii'f 90 ~ . r. H.
y5UII ADFI puIA. win LONG BRANCH and

NLD ESTABLISHED IINE.-StcamcrS AN
" DREW HARDER or MONITOR daily iOr Catsklli &c.
-. IL.. nj. 4. Ill
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PROVIDENCE LINE.

irr,r. for .a, ., aii pea l ;iclct ai sst'r,ows
errl a. olaccs OF Wrsot EspNrs com any an. ~ BOB
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Brooklnn proprrln g. Eei.

rIyO LET-3-stOry brick SCllOOL-HOUSE, No
4 I5S Eemsen ST.; Ssory brick DWELLING lag. WI
lourhby.st. GORDON l. FORD. 81 C@rkst, BfCoklyh'
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aurtior Sales Of Ecal estate.

TPyINGTON. n. Y, REAL ESTATE Al
hrITfoS LTi,,e nous and ten acres Of LASD kn,.n
aa the Mellcr property will sad az ansion Ju ~ ~
,;,ln,L a m at Court hudse White flalh1, OS pb"' :"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-27

CHICAGO, March 25.-Flour-Nom-
inally unchanged. Wheat-Closed firm,
No. 2 Chicago spring 81 0l3 spot; II w
seller April 81 OCT seller May; No. 3
90c; rejected s0c. Corn-Quiet; Mo-
mixed 44l@46c spot; Acc seller April;
493@48sc seller May; rejected 40c Oats
Dull at 34@343c spot; 3S4c seller
April; 34a seller May. Barley-Firm at
5ftc seller May. Rye-Quiet at 65e.
Pork-Quie. and firm at so so spot;
$22 45 seller April; s22 20 seller May;
So IS seller June. Lard-Quiet and
firm at S1S 10 spot; sl3 sO@lS a23 seller
May; sl4 l0@l4 12i seller June: Bulk
Mests-Steady and unchanged. Whisky
Firm and in fair demand al 81 O7.
CINCINNATI, March 25.-Cotton-
Firmer at lSc. Flour-Quiet and un-
changed. Wheat-Steady at 81 2s(Gl 20.
Corn-Steady at 50(95lc. Oats-Steady
at 37@43c. Barley-Firm; No. aspiring
81 14(G1 Is. Rye-Dull at 724C9l4c.
Pork-Quiet at s23 90. Lard-Quie.;
steam sl3 62l@lS 75;kettle sl4 OO(G IA 70
Bulk Meats-Firm at Ss@l2@l2fc.
Bacon-Firm; shoulders 9.c; clear RIB
So 90@l3 90. clear lSi@lSsc. Whisky
Small sales at 81 Of.
Hogs-Steady; common 10 good light
81 85@s 40; fair to medium heavy
So 60@S so.
BALTIMORE, March 25.-Flour-Fairly
active, firm and unchanged. Wheat
Quiet, firm and unchanged. Corn
Firm and fairly active; western
mixed 623c. Oats-Dull and
lower; western white 44@45; mixed 4l(9
AZ. Rye-Dull but steady at 7S@Slc.
Hay-Dull and unchanged. Provis-
ions Quiet but firm and unchanged.
Butter-Scarce and firm; western extra
S4@35c; firsts 81@33c. Petroleum
Unchanged Coftee-Quiet and firm;
cargoes l5i@l8i. Jobbing-l6i@l94.
Whlsky-Firmer and higher at 81 Il.
TOLEDO March 25-Flour-Demand
fair and market firm. Wheat-Steady
and in moderate demand; No 2 white
W abash at 81 873 No. 2 white Mich
igan held at 81 Is; extra do 81 81; amber
Michigan 81 26I; seller April 81 264;
seller May 81 %; No. 2 amber 81 05f.
Corn Steady; hign mixed spot ana
seller April 81 &c; seller Mayheld at 5l4c;
low mixed 81 &c; do Kansas 81 &c; no grade
503c; damaged 48c. Oats-Dull; white
40c; Michigan 36!c.
New YORK, March 25-Dry Goods
Business very dull owing to stormy
weather. Cotton goods nominally un.
changed in prices. Four yards brown
sheetings IN good demand and some large
lines closed out and then advanced to
former prices. Prints quiet in first hands.
Wooden goods for mems wear dull.
Dress goods in moderate request.
CLEVELAND, March Petroleum
Firm and unchanged; standard white
ll0o test 1l4c; prime white 1909 test
l23c, car lots cash.
PITTSBURGH, March 25.-Pctroleum-
Firm; crude 81 rs! at Parker's; refined
l4i@l4sc for Philadelphia delivery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-27

will be Governor next time who does
not travel through the State and speak
his sentiments to the people. To judge
of mans head and heart, there is moth
ing like seeing him and hearing him
talk. The day has gone by when the
people will vote for stranger simply
because he has been nominated by con-
vention, and the time has come when he
wants to see and to hear the man We are
going to vote for. Hence, although we
appreciate the merits of Mr.. Eastman
and concede all that his friends claim for
him, still we are impressed with the be-
fet that he is not available at this crisis,
and that his district will finally unite
upon Mr.. Matthews.
Then, that section will probably pre-
sent Joseph S. Miller, of Cabell, for Au-
ditor. He has been clerk OF the Senate
for several years past, and without eI-
ception is the most popular man in the
State. He has been thoroughly tested
and tried, and has proven himselfto pos
sess the three great requisites for this
office:-he is honest, industrious and
capable. His personal history is without
a single spot or blemish, and the more he
is known the better he is liked. No one
could be nominated who would be more
acceptable to so large number of peo-
pie.
Several others have boen suggested for
offices, but these gentlemen ap-
pear 20 be the favorites IN that section.
1t is not our purpose to cipher out u
ticket, but looking to the success Of
our party, we insist that at least three of
the State officers, besides Judge Moore
(who has several years of his term yet to
serve) be given to the Third district, and
we have SAID this much to show that that
section is prepared to present strong and
candidates. A. 2.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK, March 26.-MoNEY-
Closed at 3G4 per cent, after loaning
at % per cent. Prime mercantile paper
sac per cent. Customs receipts $780,
900. The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
100000. Clearings $1S,0OO,OOO. Ster-
ling 4S64@4893.
GoLD-Dull and steady at ll4s until
late in the afternoon when a decline to
ia took place; closing sales being at
that figure. Carrying rates II, 2, l, 3
and % per cent. Loans made fiat.
&c yERNMENTs-Closed firm.
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FOR SALE

TIME HOUSE 40. q THIRTEENTH
/ street all IN good order, with c nyen-
lent water attachment bath fixtures COM
plete, fine wash house and back building.
win be sold low. For terms enquire Of
:. J. BOYD, Trustee.
OrJ.K. BotsiOrd. a. the house, Thirteenth
ST. est. mrloh
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WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE

L'sTABLISHED 100. ofFEHH An IN
Ia proved course Of study for the prsc
Teal education Of young men. Elegant
rooms, rented and furnished. ScpATai"
room tor ladies. Sessions day and even
Ing. Individual instruction given each
student. also thorough course ln Inc Eng
lIsh branches. Call AT College once, oppo
site Mcclure House, or address,
J. II. FRASIiER ca
arlTyL wheeling, W. Va.
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sUNDRIEs.

Under this head we. name Buckets
bs, Wsshboard', prooms, Cheese,
o., miny. Soaps Of all brandt, Spices whole
ground, Alum, Madder, TX. Log
" d EPSON Salts, Blue Nitriolr Sal soda,
b. arb soda, Rssence,, Vinegar, WIN
dow Glass, Nails, Concentrated Lye
Matches, Axle Greese, Bath bnck,
Twines, Rope, Bed Cords, Wrapping Pa
pers. Paper Bag., and many other art'-
cles which for want Of space we cannot
mention,
By Offering good goods a. low prices,
with prompt sttsntion, We hope u merit
and receive the patronage Of the mer-
cbsnts. TIEGLE * ISHAA.
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FOR SALE
PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS,
Home for the sYOrkingman,
Merchant and Professor.

I WILL. OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE, ON
| saturday, April /, 1870. commencing at
II o'clock VI, - No. | building lois, iSi"et
front. with "A depth OF ,UIcet, lyIng in the
town OF MasonvIll", Marshall county, W.
Va, b. tween the city Of Wheeling ana
town OF BcHwoood, with the b. Il .. K. K.
on the east and the Quo river on the west.
This property has all elevation OF eight
feet of the property lying in Rit"hictown
ana BenwOod, making these lots the most
valuable property offered In the market
opposite To the city of Bcllnir" and ad-
DINING River ide furnace, nhnrdlng
workingUucn AN opportunity OF puTch's-
IUg homes at tncdOOr, oftheiT workshops.
This property j. laid ont in streets ~ and 80
ct. with alleys ct wide, with route
located for Ihc Wheeling AMI B"uwu"d
street Raj way. Terms sale -Ou'-ihiri
81 the purchase money cash, remainder
uayablr IN one and two years, with per
cent, and secured by lien upon the
property Liberal discount made tor al
CO II paid. All information and plat iur'
nIsnr4 by CAPT. HENRY MASON.
mrl
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ROASTED COFFEE.
CAROLINA RICE.
TEAS.

This branch of our business has for
some years been substantially on the in.
crease, owing to the care "" bestow in
buying our stock, and long experience
in handling TEAS, which enables us TO
offer the trade
Young Hyson,
Hysons,
Gunpowders,
lmperals,
Dolongs,
Souchongs,
Japans,
OF all grades at less prices and Of better
qualities than can be bought IN any house
IN the city. We will match any Eastern
house in price and quality.
TINGLE & ISIlAM.
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avheeliug &eaister.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

One squares inch space.
One time IS One MONTHS %
Two times ......... 25 Three months. IL 90
One week ........... 2 so One year.. % 90
One square changeable once week $50.
Special Notices 25 per cent additional.
Advertisements to occupy fixed places -
per cent additional.
Cuts VII be charged double for space
occupied
Doutiel GAumn advertisements, 50 per
cent aadL t.CLal.
Loca, NCnLcs Is cents per lipe-bta no
local ne,ic. utu be Inserted for less than ONE
DOLLAR
All ad, ell easements, except for establish
ed business houses, must be paid for in ad-
vance.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
All bills due on the first appearance OF
the advertisement.
Yearly advertisers will he confined TO
their legitimate business, and all adver-
tisements not connected with ii will be
charged for al our regular rates.
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FISH.

We have large stock Of
Mackerel,
Lake Herring,
White Fish,
Goldfish,
And will as usual supply the trade at low
or prices than elsewhere
TINGLE * ISHAM.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSAL !
MORGANTO IN, w. VA.

fINHE HEALTHFU LNE1SS OF THE 10
CALITY; the superior facilit 80 ioi
instruction the economical, disciplinary
and other advantages offered have mad"
this Institution dcrcrycdly popular Win
those who desire Ia accomplish "a sound
education under the most favorable cir
cumstanceN.
Winter Term begins January 9TH.
Spring Term begins March 9Th.
For Catalogue, and fuller Information
address any ofthe Rngrnts or oi the Facul-
~. JOHN W. S'OlI, u. u Lb: ~,
seplIeS Acting President