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A Vienna dispatch announces that
Turkey, through her Ambassadors at
the European courts, has refused to
grant an armistice to the Seryian insur-
gents, but is willing to treat for peace
BY way Of London it is announced that
the Turks have occupied the fortifica-
tions at Alexinatz, which shows that
the defeat of the Servians in that desper-
ate and protracted struggle was COM
plete. 1t seems to be now generally an
tieipated that Russia is about openly to
espouse the cause of Seryia, and that q
war between Russia and Turkey is in
eyitable. In that event the other Pow
ers would soon be involved in the con-
fiict, and a general war over the East
ern question: would follow.
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Rates of Advertising.

No Advertisement inserted for less than mn
cents.
DAILY LEADER, all transient advertise
ments 10 cents per linet Nonpariel, each In
sertion; Insertions eight cents per line; 30
insertions, cents per line.
Local Notices. per line, bourgeois. .each In
sertion. 10 cents per line; ~ Insertions cents
per line.
WEEKLY LEArKR, all transient advertise
ments p cents per line, first insertion; one
month 20 cents per line; six months, 10 cents
per line; one year cents per line.
Cheyenne, Jan. lst, 1876.
II. GLAFcKR. Proprietor.
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The Chicago Times is very Jealous
for Tilden. New converts are generally
enthusiastic. Before that ''bar'l of
money! was opened in st. Louis, it
could see only disgrace and defeat in
his nomination. Now it sounds his
praises and scatters blackguardism in
hts interest constantly. Unfortunately
for the cause it champions, its braying
only disgusts the better elements Of the
community, including self-respecting
members Of its own party.
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As-Our Authorized Advertising Agents for
rHE LEADER are, in New York, s. NJ Petten-
Jul q Co, 81 Park Row, Geo. r. Rowell q Co.,
Park Row; 81 Lopis. Roweii q Chesman.
Adyertising and polishing Agency; Chicago,
4. II. Chandlgr, ~ South Clark street Phi1a-
islpaia, n; ". Aver q Son, 7s3 sansom street,
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By order Of the Committee:
STEPHEN w. DowNEY,
Chairman.
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Republican Territorial Convention.

HEADQUARTERS REPuBLIcAN)
TERRITORIAL CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
Laramie City, August 25. 1876.
A Republican Territorial Convention
will be held at Rawlins, in Carbon
county, on the 10th of September, 1876,
at two O'Clock p. m. of said day to NOM
mate candidate for delegate to the
XLVth Congress, and to transact such
other business as may properly come
before the convention.
The several counties of the Territory
will be entitled to the following repre-
sentation in said convention:
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n,na MI Rover Mrs Roger A. Francois b hugon' miss
l. b bs NJ Gorilla, Mrs A Dany A BLAND 20 yv,
pa SRENk N-n steamship WeSeT Maicn Io-,A. wen
fO Is and wife w Wheeler Smith, Hugo Friedrich jose
igdwg H. Meyer Lucr often Mrs Jet,e stelneerI anu
nve Mis- Mahilde reiebmann An1a LOUIS
@ Prrnnth Ernst j. Humbert X Haruon capt Lutchen'
Bei,nRAI S DoT~Tn steamship Denmark Mareh 1sThos
fON NJ Wnrrpp Mrs. c. r. Ftt two children, ana IN
k Mrs O. Dominguez Mr. and Mrs Charles D. Myers ana
taht Mrs NOrel, Louis Melbourne, MI ana Mrs shaw
lniu george Harvey VIM Coglan. Richard u black
MIS- % Schrader, p Schrader Master james hoperson
VIVA" rns san FRANCIscoIn steamship Ae1estS March March
II OSabinN w Steel l.. NJ. Leach Il. C. walker N MltSii'
lSJ lie rev Charles Smelling, wife and sou george w.
81 nnSs Marsh whppe and wife, E. A. pewins GET stan
BiI k.,s,bard AID wife Henry w Seinhad Grant Boyn
Sis@ Dug m Gould, r. Dubois, D. - RoeE%ei'
" Colt, Miss E. ]. Sllilnan. FRANK H. Cole w
,siis fouis 3 Craven c. Durand Way
Walls 1soclbnru Pedro Murphy VIM. L. h. Msfunuale r..
w. r. Mango Alfred Hoagraye William stern, Gen. T.
n Miller. ,,o,,, y. s,.,,a,bi, ElnSf1 March l8.-P.
,tO,,s,S Lanes s. Angus, Mrs Rachael Drake Misses
Ielv aud Daisey Drake, Master Chss fred Drahe,
il NJ Moves and wife, Gustave H. Roth ana wie Andre"
GREG.
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Orean 6teGmers.

4 MEXICAN LINE.
IA WEEKLY MAIL STEAMSHIP SERVICE between
PHILADELPHIA and LIVERPOOL, calling at UEENS
TOWN, sailing every THURSDAY from Philadelpha and
sailing WEDNESDAY from Liverpool. The following
steamers appointed 10 sail from Philadelphia: -
ILLINOIS. % PENNSYLVANIA. AL. Is
CITY Or BEISTOLMar3 81 lord Give. April 20
OHIO................hpTilG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "a
PRICE or PASSAGE in CURhENCl.
$40 10 500 ACCORDING 10 ocaunt.
Storage intermediate tickets and from all points ut
the lowest rates.
Steamers MAJ ked with do not intermediate
Passenger for all classes unsurpassed.
For passage Of freight and other information apply to
PETER WRIGHT e SONS, General Agents,
3O7 Walnut ST.. PHILADELPHIA
GEO. W. COTTON, a. Broad-st.. Hew.York.
JOHN MCDONALD, Passenger Agont.
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Sales bp Aurtion.
Go Ubom it ELAN Concern

PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY,
NOT NAssAU-sT, NEw-Y DIRK, March 16, 1871
IN accordance with resolution this day
4 adopted, NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that from aud
after the "a day of April next the PANAMA TRANSIT
STEAMSHIP COMPANY, No Bowlinggreen N. Y, by
will Sole of this
purpose issuing through Bills OF Lading for property
the Isthnus Of Panama by this Com
pany and Om and for the sale OF through
passenger tickets.
For through apply
above PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY.
W. J. EMMETT, Secretary
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.,tS1,TuRR ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC "a,
-. 6o3 Sur sets....... G:12 Moon rises. $3.50
sah H'e'-'' HIaH WATER THIS DAY-A -,
uook Cows Island. 3:o2 Hell - FERRY. o'4l
eahu' ~ HIGn WATER THIS DAY-P " -, a..
HoOk.
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BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HousatOnic
- and Naugatuck Railroads. Fare 81. Steamer BRIDGE
PokT leaves Caharne slip at IL and Bridgeport atll
%, m.
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Eesal Notices.
OUPT cry AND COUNTY

SUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
~ or UNDERGRADUATES W. BERTAuN, plalnun.
against SAMUEL II. SWEET, acknowledgements Tor
money demand contract Com not serl 10 the deiead
ant lou hereby summoned and required 10 te
complaint IA this action, which viii be uled III te ounce VI
Ae Crs Of the City and County Of Newfork at he Court
couse NewlOrk CITY ami cory OF your hhs.tI
he said complaint the subscribers, at their once NO "a
Wall NewYork City, within twenty days after the service
o. this summons you exclusive OF the day OF such service
and fail the said complaint within the time
Aforesaid lie pIaintn 10 action will take judgment
against you Inc forytwo hundred and sixty
800 dOarD gold interest from the tenth day OF july
enc thov, and eight hundred and seyontyve besides ne
ecste Of this actonUaied August 10
1876. HENEDIcT, TAFT Il BENEDICT
Plaintiffs AttorDeys
The eonpant tins this duly flied In the
as Of ne Geek Of the city aud County Of
sembcr 10, 1875. BENEDICT TAFT BENEDlCI,
Plaintiffs AttorneyA q Wallst
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pENNSYLYANIA RAILROAD.-TH,EI

II ~ 4
i GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL
ROUTE Trans leave NcwYork from foot OF Desbrosses and
ESnfcss Tor iiaTsbirg Pittsburgh the West AMI South
with pullman Palace Cars attached. $3.50 NJ and $50 D. w.
Var Nijismsoort ana Lock Haven Via Philadelphia AMI
Eg r. r. Dv conngrles q coI n ana e 80 n con-
rectng al CORY for Ttusyie Petroleum Center and the on
TT fillmore. Washington, and the south. Limited Wash
ng5n Express Of tuinaan raror Cars daily except sunday
$50 g. rq @ c rI FhRs IT, u7 + 8c go osc
AID M. N. Emigrant aud second class. y. ~
Negrk Ct G$o az 10 ID II An h 10 M ,ad
go Z 7Si So To- 1880 p. NJ aud IL night. sunday.
'sl6S 81 % o 49, b. 5 u 10 S Sio Z 60
gs3.$$Vo. G t;s ~ y, and s.i6 p n; - =,
90 iG Is5 I4 sbJ s rs j. 5.d CT x S M dlS
- 40 10 p M aud IL night. sunday 52O. D
For Woodbridge Perth Amooy and South Amboy and 10
222 S9 AMI S.29 m $40 4lo 500
sio M i AID " nIY, M IVAN? and so M
FOR aud iCesy n 2 80 o a and dlP
For rr,nee9p g 80 a. M z and i.I5 D. m
foT rsIitsbmrg and BelSdere, $3.50 aud ~ m
For Pennington $50 A. n ana . r. IN. -
ror Mercer aud somerset Branch, p m ,,, = IN ana
mi M .h hs; 1:sS i a. q n nas add
For Farmingdale and sqnan IS' nd anu y arib Amhov
40, m and via Monmouth Junction, t:i0 2 m ,ov
For Hghistown and Pembeiton;; on a. n' VIZ ''" '''
and 80 M wa sI1%oa FROM Pittsburgh $50 and 1890
go P Pro @ay a.h h1 an and Baltnors
ana Go lc&5 sgg ios sp rIs6 f iis
Sis ne 7.S "a H. s2S i iSEl a. SUNNY uo..
ecs BTsiawSny No. AsiO co m1Ss
s ine 10y and s
r,.xx Taomox. genera Manager
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Eeetnres aiio Msetinas.
OK MONDAY EVENING. MARCH 90,


NEW COURSE OF LECTURES
~ In the
PRESBYTERIAN MEMORIAL CHURCH,
MaiiROnaye. corner Fifty tlirl-st.
The forler course presented during the Winter was re-
cvcd with such favor that the committee encouraged TO
8 series
l. The opening lecture will be given
TUESDAY EVENING, March 81 by
DR.. J. g. HOLLAND. Editor Of scT1bners Monthly,
ard will be entitled Hobby Riding" 1t a cusson Of the
upon the world Of the pursuit Of specaes In knowl
edge and industry aud presentation OF the remedial influence
Of culture.
This viii be followed by four lectures Italy and Rome by
Tie pastor, - -
Rev. CIAS. 6. ROBINSON, d. d..
which viii be illustrated with Photographic views
II is believed that these lectures viii possess peculiar In
Dr. HOLLAND needs introduction; his place has
settled the front rank Of popular writer's and ora
Rev Dr. ROBINSON has the widest fitness as popular
lecturer the themes selected
t is safe that information can be gathered from
this Of lectures than BY week spent In Italy.
Lectures sill begin punctually at quarter TO eight o'clock
Admission to each lecture; 81 70 the course
be obtained ScTibuers bookstore, TAB Broad
way. and at tic door.
Special terms will be made 70 schools.
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amusemenis.
mu5fHfuI9.
ROOTHs THEATER. LAST TIMES
TWO LAST WEEKS
OF
JULIUS CESAR.

~ The grand tragedy, with all its spectacular spendors and
remarkable cast Mr. lnf I%WsENcE BARRETT,
s si 2 rss 81. 1;s
:wEpNEsDAY MATINEE, next week, Farewell BEN.
;;:APTi 10, HENRY v, and return of MI GEORGE
CHICKERING HALL. BULOW RECITALS.
~ MoNpAX MARCH 20, FIRST BEETHoyEiS NI .sIrI:
CON opus % pay quasi
s sonata Gup Fantasia sa 2 NS y sa
variations Fuea ed Andante finale theme of the sino'
&EpSEspi s T. March sasecqna Beethoven nigh.
TnURsDAY, March 2S First Beethoven EN-, mainee
SATURDAY, March 25-second Beethoven matinee.
Reserved ssas 81 schaberths 20 Union square
cldckering Pianos used by Won Baiow
I YCEUM THEATER.
Triumphant success Of the iieal yandeye 81 AmSrs,
every Swsnar nG on and saturday
at $780, Mor0% T5 sf ggilffsE b 5Tff s4sfs
Mr. Walter Lennox. MT Charles xi,r; Miss Annie Mack
in an entire new list Of II lis limitations of celebrated
ae'F followed by Fl! T ysT W ISSGief S SSmes''
Mr.. Sidney smith ~ Vincent Hogan NJ James Danvers
Mis- A. h'''' h II ETR1ls' S1f f.''' vocal gems
Nj Soseniss ysry saessS!u raysTy on A ,,g
play ' On the bly, Rearraneed with situations.
gan new nas N nSS 9Pgs DsT Mis- Foe sS E Ms
telle, Mss Eva West, Miss Ncie BOYD Miss Julie loSa
Walter Lennox Charles Nlef, N- larry JesepL
Mr. v i0sap RI James Dlnv,rs and Acmr DOT rcrihiHat
inS with the magnificent trass ,urmat on entitled
"COLUMBiAS COURT"
by Matt Morgan
iToscenum boxes, IS aud sl0 gEera edEsoD % cents
Orchestra seats, 81. Family cree, 20 cents.
t.~lco y, reserved, 10 cents.
nR. JOHN LORD.
~ iAssoCIATIoN HALL, MONDAY. lli2.
MIRA BEAU.
EAGLE THEATER. Broadway and 33d-st.
II Mr.. Josh ART Sole Proprietor ana haiiSf
second week Of tie very stl slirs by kenWard Ph
PEAKED.
A new and Iauglabl. ssctch g. l. StputC entitled
LOST IN NEW.YOI;k.
A new sketch BY NJ. Harry g. Richmond, cltiilcd
DIME NOVEL HEROES.
The champion Lal Performer James Messenger
';aue,s every wednesday and SATURDAY at O'CLOCK
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PROVIDENCE AND STONINGTON ). 5. Co.
i Between NETWORK ani BOSTON.

ITII' Hun
BETWEEN NEw-YDrk AID Providence TO r3
BLTwEEN NEwYORK AND BOSTON TO ~.
STOSINGTOS LINE.
The elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND NARRAGAN.
eETT and SrOSINGIOS leave Per 81 North River fool OF
Law daily except sundays) al y. IN.
Through tickets ~ principal Ne"EnguI points ny IL X
DeuOs AID ticket Offices. state secured at Offices or
Wesicott 4 xuress Company aud al 80 BfGaiway.
PROVIDENCE LINE direcU. -. . .
Steamships ELECTRA and IA LATiA leave Pier -, ~ H.
foot place, (cNccpt Sundays at :: y.
Direct communication 10 worcester and points beyond
Frcights via either hue taken Of lowest rates.
L. ". FlLkih-. q. l.. AgL u. H. BABCOCA' fIcslioh-
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fine ARTS.

ZINE PORTRAITS in oil at most reasonable
rates children n specially. Address ARTIST, station f.
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Deniisirn


ELEGANT GUM SETS, 81; Rose Pearl, $40;
- (wii1e metal Tor shallow Java So; continuous gun
IAn Incl porcelain enamcei nitrous oxide gas at
mnered @. H. MODEMANE J32 Third ave, near Thirty
Htthst
NITROUS OXIDE GAS.-Teeth extracted
~ without pain. Dr. HASBROUCK, formerly operator
tf CoIton makes specially Of the OF the gas Tor the
2e,hst.
SOMETHING NEWl CHEAP and BEAUTl-
fuL-My Rose Pearl Plates Indicating color and SUP
ance Tor artificial teeth, excel everything heretofore OF
Tered ior beauty strength and gness needs oy 70 % sen
70 De appreciated made IN day. and only SO 10 $0 l
ss Gail and examine Also best rubber Sets from SlO 70
tle Gold and Platna $40 TO so Extracting unueI gas
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Way Trans as per Local In'o I"",.y'' m IINpUICK.
General Passenger gent.
N-rw.yoRK NFWJIAvEN AID UAnT.

NETWORK, NEW-IANEN AND HIATT
~ FORD r. R.-NEW.YOHK AND NEWHANES Dl
VGSION.-Wiuier ArTangrnc.. conlEcaein. - - .iS7,
station In Nevlors, Grand Genital Depot; en-
irar rec Forty .secOni-si. .
Trains Tor New Haven leave n 10 Neenl 900 tEhl
tAtCH 10 "a y y. Aeon. ttsN, : -
ace al. t;x.l 40 aad 5:l5 uCcs Eyh (KA. and I'D
For soIl HOrwas. 10. s;O5 9:o5 ~ III. tf;Sl
20 b tls 40 ,lJ. $50, G.jj y no. W tor stamford.
G:IO o., %, 10 so II J. ~ aud 500 tbN,
:J 40, 80. l., 40 5;Jo, 70 q, 10 aui II 3,
IO.tuu ENr-s VIA Npfingpc.i, II oCJ snu 10 r tii
y. ~. Ma Shoro Line az aud ~ y. ~; te SO IN,
500 ani 10 stopping ~ stanford. N"rNlh and
sO5 aud n s. - and 10 y. at bridgeport. Tho
sos and connect with trains on Shore Liub ID
vision for PIOyi!,ace int sos ami m. connect
with SbOr3 Lin" Yiaion Norwich rnG the hrNilaVrn
and NorthamltoH r. T. A. New Haven. and the 500 q w.
and for NJ poit So, Oa. ami - noon
meet wtn Conu'slc RIVER r. T. at Springfield, and ~
Montreal. Inc 800 o. n And connect ia Nan
gIucE R.t "a H0uStOnc H. H. a. Bridgeport. Tho y Oj
and 40 y with D1i,buiv and Norwak at south
Norwaik an" the d, r. n ], and iiO y. with New
Canaan X. stamford.
SUNDAY boston Mall Tians r. III. Springfield;
H. m. Providence.
Darlington Cars on Day Express and sleeping Cars on
Nicht Expires, TTains -, ,,,--
Grand Central Depot AT offices Of y. y Transfer Co., 81
broadway New urE and NJ. COgrtStg Brook Ign who viii
also cheek bag .ago from residence 10 Destination
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u .
~ RIVER kAILEpAD.-Aitr Jan. !, 1870, through
n aims VIII leave Grand Central Depot.
a.. Chicago and northern IApsess VIII urdN!i.
room cans through o. Rochester.
10 NIca Chicago Express VIII uTd"ihg
10 Rochester lui Eura.o. ,,-.--.
IIt,G 4. az northern and western ENffesA
Montreal 1UIls-, win a!cliht 'atH from New
York 10 81 tigara, HiTiNiu. at iuntC'h AZ q qua m
GOOu. M Elnrc--, with -irc1hEtdiH iof Nat'rt'Wn saI
CauahAaiga J. -. q: = pA,gd.i = ~ b. 81,
500 r. m Pacific Express Dsill Nth tlctliis 'Hs ,p'
EOchc-ic-. SnsaTs Fails Bufar . aI ahn ''A'h''u
also for CHICAGO both h. = and D. . ilaiiin<' r.
100 L. m fNpr.sa shopping cars for AlbanJ ahi i"I
way Iralhs as per I|lc' ~" q. H. KENpnICK.
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hotels.
Giinaiinns luantco- Nllles

Gitnaiions Wantc0-Alales
A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW,
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED Al TIE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. I,2bS broadway cor. Thirty.
hrst st. or sOS Wet Twenty thir ST., cor Eigntaxej
1GO Thri.aye. cor. FoIty-seyentlst; AT the HARLEM
OFfICE, No 9.2Si Thirtaye, cor One-hnndreda and
twenty ourtls ariem savings Bank Buldng) up 10 op
M, al regular office rates
GOACHMAN.-A German man wants stua-
~ ton codchman thoroughly undeIstands bis business
hest civ references Address o. H. Uptown Tribune once
1888 broadway.
COACHMAN and GR00M.-Wanted, a stua-
~ ton by experienced Protestant ana GROOM
no city country IA years city reference
Call o. no. East 2sthsi call for TWO days
NOACHMAN, GARDENER. &c.-By single
Oman who groom care ana drive ho SEES
do pal garieng milk cattle lawns, edge walks
bn III nres &c; good recommendations. Call at CARPEN
TIERS, l0S 9Th ave-, near Vth-s
(NOACHMAN and GROOM.-An English Prot
~ esan who understands the care and man
thoroughly trough groom and 1000
diver and can furnish reference Apply At
ODELs & Co.'S, 100 West s4thst corner Of broadway.
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miscellaneous
Coparfnership Noliees.


NEw.YoRg, March {, 1876
THE FIRM heretofore existing under the
n name Of Di.NCH d KIEssEis THIS DAY DISSOLVED
b. mutual consent
LhoNAs DESCH or F. c. KREssE win sign for all debts
THOMAS DESCH,
r. C. KKkSSE
r. C. KBEssE VIII continue the business al Clnaist.
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West Side.

At 80 WEST 35rU-ST.-A private famil
a have l.rt. r!,asLt FRONT EUun. nicely f-iuishc
.gIg.n oaaosre 10 lrj with NihDut b0ar lctin- lo
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LONDON March lS.-salled lOth last Mary Drury l7h
ins saUo, Mozart Vug Religion Liberia LitstJai 10th
igSi Linz SchwoOp, OessEeT "HGTr1o,N lsam. Lancet
En- lot Arrived ont the ion inst BOgoa. JAZZ Slater
IAN INST Campbell, ,cud, l6ta INST, iIlfnao Matilda
hralz OiaVes ToeO l1i inst, W. ~ Harvey, the Ia
Ter al Falmouth lmpeIaofe Ffancese0 giuseppe alfred u
oyo Manila the Quecnstswn, Emiha BerGG 1871
Inst Car, IIedal ne List three report that they
eXpreBced IeuptsuOus wtatEeI AID were al NdIIUGs!
oamaZeGl kayIruon. Monte a. ana Royal Dane.
IEcr Latest SNIP AeoS sec fIR P0ze.l
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East Side.

az: EAST 5OrH-ST. Elegantly furnished
~ ROOMS, safe sngiy for families or single gen
irnnn VIII nr wiihout LOAND: rcfercncrs.
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DIN WEST 15TlI-ST. To Let with BOARD
lU ina ANAL American family, large 'front.' ioou. ar
connecting L.ri EOori also a;gc rOom on second
r.n,r. MI nInl-iI IL In i.
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NJ. II--'It
Chuua, stopping ~ all stations , - ,,, =,
ieniovn Nauch Clnak MiIkcsJarr Itttoi. llJir7 sc.
ithaca. AuJuI, c-i scs, Bia4o.
Niagara Falln aud hc Wcst fdilIn tlc"liit claches
nti.c.c.. ~ ROBT a. SAlEis, fUpt al,l LHyr.
onor Eastern oa,e. 81 Church az Cortland ~,
IT,
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4 FHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

lLAEKASGEHENr OF pass ESGEH TIiAlSS. Zee. 3,
S15.fys dr.Yts foot e. Cor lIndi a1d Drslof'css A.
~ H. l.sor, Betr"!I. Allentown, AIlclt thunk,
Hglr0n. Meadow u4uaToT tr, hIsuauio1I pi.
Carmel. WiikcsJa'rc Ptstpn. Irl, q coma. CO NJ VIA
irIns Ithaca, Arblrn Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Ia-,
an tie Wcbl -
Haieto l!ahahny coy Shenandoah, MkosaTTc, l1tito.
HtA-g clio CONNECTIONS fOf Reading,
otisNili and HairsbuIs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-26

MARpI GRAs NoTEs.-Mayor Sweeney
has issued proclamation requesting a
general suspension of business on Tues
day next.
Five bands have been engaged SO far,
rs follows: kramer's, Wheeling City
Bellaire, West Alexander amidst. Glars.
vile bands.
The Germans expect to make the best
showing in the Mardi Gras procession.
They had an enthusiastic meeting last
night.
Large delegations are expected from
Bellaire, Benwood, Moundsvllle, St
Clairsville, Steubenville, Welsburg and
other neighboring towns.
In its way Mardi Gras VIII be the
grandest thing Wheeling has ever wit
messed.
Bryant's minstrel troupe will take
part IN the days festivities.
A great deal of important business Will
be transacted at the meeting to- night. y
full attendance is desired.
Evory horse and vehicle in the city
has been engaged for the occasion.
From present appearances, all the
business houses in the city will close at
noon on Tuesday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-26

FREAKS OF HoNEsTY.-Wh lille waking
down Main street yesterday afternoon
lady unknowingly dropped her veil.
Rev. Mr.. Hal.ted, Of the HstslLgmer
WAS "pedestrinating' behind her and OBJ
serving her loss promptly restored the
property.
a young lady = resident of the lower
end of the city dropped her pOcketboOk, on
18th street yesterday afternoon. a party
OF small boys were going down the street,
one OF them seeing the pocket book drop
picked it up, ran after the lady and
handed it to her. So much honesty is
seldom seen in one day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-26

PosrAL.-A late ruling of the post
office department deprives the public OF
an important postal facility. 1t is to the
effect that letter once delivered, even If
it does not reach the person addressed,
cannot be remalled without another
stamp.
Postal rates between this country and
Queensland, Australia, will hereafter be
as follows: Letters, twelve cents 70
every half ounce or less; newspapers
two cents each; other printed matter of
all kinds, patterns ana samples of mer-
chandise, four cents for each four ounces
or fraction.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-26

POPULAR PREPARATIoNs.-Few drug
firms have discovered and successfully
introduced so many popular and excel
lent preparations, preparations that sup
ply the daily requirements Of the COM
munity generally, as the McLsin
Brothers of this city, who have already
a dozen or more OF their own speciaties
before the public, all Of which rank
second to none and superior to many Tor
the various purposes for which they are
intended We DO not propose to speak
of them all, but deem il our duty to cal
attention to their Pectoral Syrup, Worm
Candy, Vegetable Pills and Baking Pow
der, as articles that richly deserve the
popular reputation they have gained.
As an eyide nee OF the high estimation
in which one OF them Is neli. We will
quote the remarks of lady trend Of
ours, made few days ago: 1T Is a real
blessing to children, this McLain'. Pee
toTal Syrup, they take j: so readily and
it stops their cough so promptly" Such
evidence is worth volume Of fictitious
certificates.