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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-27

Citizens Savings Bank. unewaid Hail
New Orleans. Dec 81. 1875 At a meeting OF TN,
Board of Directors held this day. ~ mi annual dlv
denu of ten per cent dec AIRED six per cent pay
able 10 the stockholders on demand. and four per
cent to be placed TO the edit If the Reserve Fund
to be invested only n United States 3 fnds.
lao I'm NJ BENNER Cashier.
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New Orleans JAN "a 1876. ja25 st
Oa1ce of New O-ienn. C,ty R.ilrona Conn

Office Of New Orleans City RsilrOnd Com
pany No l24 Canal street New O"lels, January 3,
ls76-The consolidation of the New Orleans City
Railroad Company ard the New leans, MettiIi and
ratified AS required by law the Stock holders of this
Company are invited to come forward on or before
the F'rEE NTH INSTANT subscribe to the
One TIL usand Shares of Stock to be issued as pro
yided in the articles of tonsoid tion for the purnOse
Of extending The Canal Street line 10 the Lake. Each
holder t ares of the present stock of this
COMPANY will be titled to one share of new stock
ut par twenty-five per cent Of to b. aid at the
time of subscribing and the balance in three install
ments of twenty five per cent each payable monthly
ia4 I'm G. q LEWIS Score
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Blackman's Commercial College, l31 Caronde-
let. Terms reduced. See advertisement.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

Special No ice-K. O.-Imrortant meeting Of
the Old Command at AZ Mas game stre-t, FRIDAY
EVENING o'clock. ISPLANTl.
i.O7 y
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Wants and To Rent insertedin the BULLETIN for
fifty cents.
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Wants aud To Rent inserted in the BULLETIN for
fifty cents.
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BANK NOTICES.

Union National Bank, New Orleans, Jan.
9th 1S76-At the ell cton held on II 18th inst. the
following named shareholders were elect Directors
of this Bank the ensuing year, w
r GOMILA + r. LANILLEBEUVR E
W. S BAILEY, JNO THORN.
SCOTT MCGEHEE n ID WALLCE.
r NJ POND JOS ROWLING
WIN HARTWELL. n. G.. HERNDON,
VICTOR MEYER CARL kOIIN.
And at special meeting # the Directors held this
dav Mr. CARL KOHN was nnanimo n-ly reelected
President and M. wM. HARTWELL unanimously
e'ected ice p, sident
las Il JAS CHALARON. Cashier
State National Bank New O'Ie"ns. Jan. -,
1s76-At the regulac annual meeting OF the Stock
holders of this Bank held this day, the following
gentlemen were elected Directors for The ensuing
year:
SAM'L H. BOYD, JULIUS VAlK!N;
JOS. DUNBAR LOUIS 4. " iLiL.
WIN. I. BLAKEMORE PIERRE LANAUX,
frank T. WHITE.
And at a meeting of the Director this day MT
SAM'L H. KENNEDY was unanimously reelected
President am Mr.. LOUIS A. WILTZ was unan
mouslv elected Vice President.
ial9 Ct CHAS L G. nUPUY. Cashier
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WANTED WOMAN TO COOK, WASH
w and iron for a small private family Apply IT
G6 North Rampant street between BienvlDe and
Cont jazz 1T
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VNTANTED-50O 900 Ladies and Gentlemen To call
w and examine the latest novelty out, called the
JAPANESE CHILD'S CARRIAGE AND era
DIE on exhibition and for sale by L. T. MAD
o., J.la WOO
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WANTED TO PENT-FURNlSHED ROOMS
w by the month week at 100 St charles street,
near Lafayette Square. Board II desired.
:nDr~
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ANU SEME Is.

The VARIETIES THEATER. Col. Willough-
by" is still the attraction at the Varieties
Tneater. ana is growing in public favor. We
have no doubt it will hold the boards during
he rem ainder of the week.
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WANTS.

WANTS inserted in this column at FIFTY
CENTS per square.
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WANTED-A private family residing al Ne.
w st. Peter street, fronting on Jackson Square
desire TO two front rooms to gentlemen, or gen.
temen and their wives, with or without board.
M If
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WANTED-A SITUATION AS TRAVELLING
w agent Nv a man extensively acquainted
throughout Texas For particulars address ii =. y.
Box 520 Galveston = d2J If
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PresdenL Il. j. Odendahl will Obiige many
gentlemt whose name- attacheI to an 'Act 10
Incorporate the Merchants Exchage of New Or
lie ,nsn by inform ng them by what authority tn If
names attached to the said act without tn If
knowledge consent ami contrary to their expressed
wishes.
He will also lige many merchants and members
of the Merchants Exchange bv stating why he sub
stiluted the act recommend by special message
from the Governor to the upper House of the Legi-
lature that which tn roughly iscussed by all
the members of the Merchants tx hange and duly
adopted bv them as embed, l. all their wants at the
hands of the legislature in ection with the in
corporation of The Merchants Exchange OF New Or
leans. 49,
MANY MERCHANTS.
Nau Orlnan. I'm 81 Lag ia25
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THE ST. CHARLES THEATER - Miss Kate
fishers engagement at the ST. Charles Thea
ter is asst dra aug to a close this evening she
will repeat her romantic play Of "Schamyl"
and the d,sbing comedy OF "Dick Turpin's
Ride" The Cataract of the Ganges" and
"Theee Fast Men is announced as the pro-
gr.mme for her benefit on Friday evening
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VNTANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE IN THE
w First District. The parties pwning property,
willing to board for the rent of same. AddIes Z. L.
S. at this office, la21 II
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Office Jefferson City Gas Light COmpany-
New Orleans, January 1e 1s16-At regular annual
meeting Of he Stockholders of this Company he'd
this day. the flowing gentlemen We're eeced to
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And At a meeting Of the directors held January -
Mr.. JOS HERNIA NDEI was unanimously reelected
President anu a dividend o. TWO AND HALF
PER CENT PER SHARE was declared payable on
and after February at No il Carondelet street
ia25Iw CIIAS HERNANDEZ Secretary
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WANTED-PURCHASE FOR EG6S FROM
w the following varieties of chickens: Partridge
Cochin, s. for }; Buff Cochin IS for ID; White Leg
horn, 81 80 for -. The chickens n ave been
selected VT, view Of having the most pc, feet
birds and for their egg producing qualities For par
tculars address p q RulIetin atiica DDS If
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Carriages aud Bugsios
w any having such and wishing to dispose OF
them find ready sale for the same by calling on
L. T. MADDUX, IS Carond-let street dealer in car.
riages nvI4r
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WANTED-TO RENT, TO RELIABLE OCCU-
w pan $, Office desks in comfortable
Office OF CarOndelet ST Get. near Graver Apply to
No. g Carondeet street up stairs. ial4 I'm
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fCoNTINuID c.. LAST PAGE.
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WANTED -BY YOUNG AND ACTIVE
w man Just f,om tngla d, situation where he
can make himself generally usef:l. Js W ling to
wo, X at any honorable employment which viii yield
a living income ADDRESS g. w. this office. Jazz If
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-01

bill was read a third time and passed
The bill passed just as it was reported
from the Committee on Appropriations,
with the exception of the modification OF
the clause in regard to the band, as
above mentioned.
Discussion of Appropriations.
On motion of Mr.. Morrill,, of Maine.
the Senate then took up the resolutio'
submitted by him yesterday, that during
the present session it shall be in order at
any time to move recess, and pending
an appropriation bill, TO move to confHe
debate on amendments thereto, to five
minutes by any Senator on pending mo.
ton. and such motion shall be decided
without debate. Mr. Sherman said he
hoped the resolution would not pass; it
was a proposition 10 stifa debate. Mr..
Bayarl said the appropriation bills were
for the ordinary business Of the Govern
ment, and debate on them should be
germane to the subject under consldera-
ton: amendments of r. general legislative
chsrac .er should not be put on apl r)pri =
ton bills.
Mr.. Morrill, said the resolution wa
the same as the one adopted every ses'
sion. lie introduced it in the interest o.
dispatch. At the end of three months
so lar as appropriations were concerned
nothing had been done. A whole ieSis-
lstivo day yesterday had teen taken up
in discussing whether there should be Il
band at West Point, and the cost OF that
discussion would have paid the band sew
eral times over. II Congress should con-
tirue in this way appropriation bills would
not be finished before next year. lie
wanted to have something done TO
bring the Senate to vote, as there was
no probability of ending this session as
matters now stood.
Mr.. Bayard submitted an amendment
to the resolution: But no amendment
to an appropriation bill shall be IN or
der which Is not germsne to such 6'Il.
Mr.. DAVIS moved II refer the resoIu-
ton to the Committee on Rules. lie
jecte1.
The amendment of Mr.. Bsyard was
rejected; yeas 70, nays -. The rcsoIu-
ton was then agreed to.
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Assault Oh am Ageu Citizen.

PITTsBURGH. February 2Y.-Fred
Myers, a saloon keeper, corner of 3rd
avenue and Market street, committed i
brutal assault upon Adam Daron, aged
30 wears, about II o'clock this evening
by heating poker red hot and stsbbing
him in the groin, the poker penetrating :
toward the abdominal region, distance
of six or seven inches. The assault was
entirely unprovoked. Myers was arrested
and held TO await the result Of Daron :
injuries.
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rHLApELPHIA. FebruarY 29.-P.

PHILADELPHIA, February 29.-Petro-
leum-Firm; refined l4@l4tc; crude
Halle. Flour-Quiet; high grades
S76s. Wheat-Fair request; Pennsyl-
vania red 81 4O@l Al western 81 l6@
l 20; Pennsylvsnia amber 81 4l@l 4S;
white 81 45(Gl 55. Rye-S5@S6.c.
Corn-Fsir request; yellow 65960c;
steam 55tG56. 0sts-Slow; white 4i9
SOC; mixed 42(a4Sc. Whisky-Steady
at 81 10. Butter-Choice firm; New
York and Bradford county extra 500
soc; frsts 2S6SOc. Cheese-New
York l2i@l4c. Eggs firm; Pennsyl-
vanis, New Jersey and Delaware, fresh,
l9@2lc.
PHILApELPHIA, February 90
Woo.-Dull and prices steady; demand
light; manufacturers gloomy, and buying
only for immediate wants. Ohio, Penn
sylvania and West Virginia double extra
and above 46G52c; medium 50(95ic;
coarse 45@49c; New York, Michigan,
Indiana aad western fine 42G 4Sc; me-
dunn 49G54c; coarse 45Gi9c; COM
bing uuwsshed 42tc; comblng washed
5Sc; Canada coulbing Csc; fine unwssh-
ed 29G3lc; coarse and medium unwsshed
35GS7c; extra and merino pulled 400
42c; No. ! and superfne pulled SSS42c;
Texas fine and medium pa 25c; TeIs
coarse 20CG22c.
CINCINSATI, February 29.-Cctton -
Dull at l2c Flour Dull and un-
changed. Wheat-Dull at 81 l5Gl 70.
Corn-Steady at 4iG45c. Oats-Dull at
SOFA Ale. Barley-Flrm and unchanged.
Rye-Dull at 76G7Sc. Pork-Steady al
So 45Gj22 80. Lard-Dull;s steam Sl2 so;
kettle lSI6ISic. Bulk Mcats-Firm;
shoulders Sic; clear RIB llic; clear nom
insl at l2@l2!c. Bacon-Demsnd fair
and market firm at 93Gl23G lSc.
Whisky-Quiet and steady at 81 %.
Hogs-Dull; common TO good light
s. 4j97 so; packing Oo@ SIS.
NEW YORK, February 29.-The dry
goods business was quiet with package
houses, and the importing and jobbing
trade was light. Cotton goods IN mod
crate demand and steady Fancy prints
in fair demand, and shirtings, percsies
and cambrics in fair request. Cling
hams moved slowly. Plaid and striped
cotton dress goods in good demand.
Woolen goods ruled quiet. One thou
sand pieces of silk were sold nj auction
to-day. Foreign goods dull
TOLEDO, February 29-Flour-De-
mand fair and market firm. Wheat
Steady and in moderate demand; No. /?
white Wabash ST 36l; No. 3 81 81; No.
white Michigan 81 %; extra do 81 S2;
dds 60; amber Michigan spot and seller
March 81 24i. Corn-Steady and IN
moderate demand; high mixed spot and
seller March 4sc; seller May jO4c; low
mixed 46lc; no grade i3ac; damaged
37Ic. Oats-Steady and in iAir demand; ;
No. 3jic; white 36ic.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-01

DESTROYED YB FIRE Last saturday
night the round-hou-" .: E'seby.s Rock
was burned down. 1t is supposed TO be
the work Of tramp.. These tramrs are
terrible nuisance.
Tuesday night week two houses be
longir to Mrs Mcdonald, who lives in
Dallas, Marshall county, were destroyed
by FIRE. Mrs. Kraft, who occupies one OF
the houses, and in which the FIRE orig
mated, lost nearly all her furniture. The
fire Was caused by defective aae. Mrs.
Mcdonald, who occupied the other,
saved all her household goods. y lot OF
grain and furniture, which was owned
by Mr.. Brice Mcdonald, and which was
stored away in the same building, was
mostly consumed By tho FIRE.
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Democratic Cn"cuso on the Financial
Quest on.

WASmIxGToS, d, d., February - -
Tn, conference OF the Democratic eau
ca. committee last night developed the
fact of the impo-.iblity Of arriving a:
AL unanimous agreement on the hnan-
cial question; eight OF thirteen membe 5
favor an amended proposition for An az
nua! three per cant. com rcvruar yv M
tio7el Ranss and tn" Secretary of the
Treasury. mi for III rp's' o..o much ;
the spatt9 re.umpsion ~ d dH"' the
time fixes the purp,-a al the fret "f
January. 1873. The other five members
@! the committee present slncl- p-op's.-
,ion io- the repeal of the cisus- IN que--
,ion. Thus divided, two reports wi! be
submitted TO The caucus.
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The Kellogg Inpcach m ent.

New ORLEANS. February -y.-The
following paragraph from the leaiing
editorial in the ff-qyunc fairly indlcs,"-
the prevailing sentiments here reCardin :
the impescl nent pr,ceeilnss against
Governor Kellogg:
The impeachment farce i over. Il
was brief and beautiful piece Of low
comedy in tuo acts and A. many scenes.
The scene of the first act was laid in the
upper House of the General Assembly.
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Reports from the Black Hills.

MINNEAPOLIS, MISS, February ~
The Dakota division OF the Northern
Pacific railroad is now open to Bis
marck, and fifteen car loads Of supplies
for the Black Hills miners leave this
city tomorrow for Bismarck. Several
large parties of miners leave Thurs
day. Advices received to-day, dated
February 10, report the hillside diggins
which pay from to Is cents to the pan,
the diggins heretofore reported as being
the gulch diggins now OF the creeks IN
the hills have bean prospected to the bed
rocks, owing to the deep water, several
promising quartz heads are also reported
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-01

MARI GRAs was celebrated in the
large Southern cities yesterday in very
sensible manner. Tab!eauI portraying
historical events were both attractive and
instructive. Next ear perhaps Wheel
ing may follow their example in this re-
sppCt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-01

IT really seems rs ifpoor Dos CARLOS
Wa, at the end Of hi. tckher Having
been badly defeated, he is not now even
allowed refuge in France. Thus ends
the Spanish Civil War, and ALFONSO
can hereafter sign himset in the free
meaning Of the title Rex But ne has
still the Cuban question on his hands.
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Death OF one OF CInciunatI's Pic.
necr-.

CISCTSSATI Fob-ca-y 2s -Mrs.
Many Ann Thornton. s-~i - fell from
al eievO:0- IN building. corner Fifth
and &zil streets. tn, afternoon, s olsi-
snce o: or.y * feet, died in i've hours.
Deceased Wa: one OF the piOreer' Of this
city. and had recently celebrated her
golden wedding.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-01

POLICE CoyHr.-Tne i"'.owjug cases
we're disposed ,. 81. c.. Police Calr, yes
;erday morning:
Patrick Lynch. "a w.:rhr'."r, was com-
mitted to jail in- ,uI-;y dur-
William Kemr, ..- au,aNtanr,-, Was
sent TO the workhouso i.- thirty days, IN
default Of paying a fire Of twenty dollars
and costs.
Mrs Melissa Robinson, charged with
selling liquor withou: license, w"- fined
twenty dollars and costs, Paid.
Matthew Pear for assault upon
Mrs. Melissa Robinson, paid - fine OF
twenty dollars and costs.
Henry Wooster and Nathan Kuhn
charged with di.orderly conduct, were
fined FIVE dollars and costs each. Paid
The case against JoEa Peticord
charged with diso7dar'y conduct, was
dismissed.
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FOREIGN.
FIood In Hungary.

LONDON, February pa special says
accounts of the devastation from the in
undations in Hungary, are heart rending
One hundred manufactures and fifty other
buildings at New Pcsth, have been under
mined and fallen. 1t i feared that when
the waters return vast number of houses
in Buda will tall 1900 out of lS,OOt
of the inhabitants Of Althofen are home
los
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Reliable Evidence.
MR.. II. r. sTEvENs:-

DKAR SIR will most eheerfally add my
testimony 10 the great number you have
already received in favor OF your.great and
good medicine, Negetipe, for l do not
II ink enough can be said In its praise, for
was troubled over thirty years with that
dreadful disease, Catarrh, and hal such
bad coughing spells that IL would seem as
II ough could never breathe any more,
and Negetine has cured me, and do irel
a medicine rs Negetine, and also think
IL one ofthe best IN edicincs for coughs and
weak sinking feelings at the stomach, and
advise every body 10 take the Negetine, for
! can assure them that IL Is one OF the best
medicines that evor was.
MRS. l.. GORE,
Cor. Magazine & Walnut sts., Cambridge.
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Rab CONGRATULATED.

WA.H,SGroS, February 29.-Geners!
Babcock delivered = the Sera;- today
message from the President. being the
frs; time he Mss performed tas; -erv,"'
this session. After Re do'''rrea inc
ue.-eo., lasye number ot Senators wen:
TO bim and congrstu'aisd him upon his
recent accuittsl
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LONDON, February 29.-WhNn Don
Carlos arrived at Pau the Pretect in
formed him that he could not allow him
to reside. even for short time,
in his department He added that the
French government would allow him
to sojourn temporarily in some town in
the north, and suggested, among Others.
Dieppe and BouIogne. Tie Prcfect
placed special train. with a
saloon car, Mt the disposal of
Carlos to take him with his family and
suite if he desired to be accompanied by
them, to the frontier, or toa place Of res
idencc in the North. The accumulation
of Carlist refugees near Pau, has obliged
the local authorities to made speclal ar
rangements to convey them to the in
terror Of France t. be interviewed.
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IN The MUNICIPAL COURT "
i Wheeling, February Rules, 1915.
John A. Armstrong.
Va. In Ch@De"ry.
Jsnesg Riddle ct A..

The object Of this suit IL 70 recover nom
the defendant, Riddle. the som Of slst ~.
with Interest thereon from January 18th,
LEO. on two negotiable promissory notes
no sds By said Riddle, dated January 9th,
ly7O. esch for tse some Of sz.D, payable
re.peetiyely in ak and twelve months,
with Interest, 20 the order OF Armstrong,
Holiday a Co., and by them endorsed 70
the plaintiff. and " attach and subject 10
the payment Of the piaintin's claim, tho
effects Of said defendant Ia possession Of,
and the moneys due him from Thomas
o Brien, Trustee. And u appearing from
an afidAyit hled In this Gauss, that the de-
iendant, James =. Riddle, 10 not q resident
OF the state Of West Virginia, on motion
Of plaintiffs attorney. IL ia ordered that he
appear here a. the next March Rnle>, 70 be
held IN the sffice Of the Clerk Of said Court
on Monday, the 18th day OF March, ls5s, ~
do what In necessary 70 protect his Inter-
eats IN the above entitled cause.
THOMAS ". DARRAH, Clsfh.
Al. CLARKE, attorney Tor plaintiff.
ieol5oAwt
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The Republicans of Connecticut yes
terdav nominated fo- Governor Henry
c. Robinson; Lieutenant Governor. F. J.
kingslsnd; Secretary OF State, F!sncls
4. Walker; Treasurer. Jeremiah Oliver;
Comp.rO.le-, Eli Curtis.
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TIE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
j United states for the District OF "est
Virginia.
In the matter Of Thomas Hweensy,
bankrupt
&. =. DISTRICT CLEBKs OJyfCE,
WHEELING, ". VA, Feb. 81, 1919. J
Notice IL hereby given that q psttiop
b a been. to-Wit, on IN. leth day Of F.b-
ruary, 100, fled In said District Court by
ThOnsI sweeney, oi Wheeling, Ia said
district who has been heretofore duly de-
clarsd bankrupt, for n di-nbngs and
certificate thereof from all his debts and
other claims proyAbls under the United
states bankrupt act, snd that the 2Jth day
oi March, ls5s, At 10 o'clock A. n, before
aid court. At th' once of George s.. BOyd,
Tsq one Of the Eszistsrs In BANKRUPTCY.
A. 80. - IZth street, Wheeling, ". Va, ia
said district, has been assigned az the time
and place iDr all creditors who have
proved their debts, aud other perpons Ia
Interest, 70 appear and show cauS.. ~ any
they have, why the prayer Of the sald pc
tiiiOnsT should not De granted.
Test: JASPER Y. MOORE,
t.srk u. &. 4. =. u. ". Va
fsbZoawY
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-01

VegetIne IL acknowledged AT d recon-
mended by physicians and spothecries To
be the best purifier and cleanser OF the
blood yet discovered, and thousands speak
In its praise who have been restored {"
health.
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Report from n Practical Chemist md
Apothecary.

BosroS, January |, 1874.
DEAR SIR-This Is to certify tina; have
sold ut retail l5lls dozen (lsi2 bottlesl OF
your Vcgctine since April Il, 1870, and can
truly say that II has given The best salts
faction Of any remedy for tn complaints
for which IL Is recommended that ever
sold. scarcely "A day passes without some
Of my customers testify To It's merits ON
themselves or their friends. / am perfectly
cogniEant OF several cases OF Scroiulou,
Tumors being 'ured by Negetine alone In
this vicinity. Very Respectfully yours,
Al GILMAN, i6S broadway.
To II. X. stevens, Esq.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-01
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VEL ERINARI PRACTICE.
Works on that subject giving concise
and plainly written Instructions Tor tn"
treatment OF all ordinary ailments OF all
Domestic Animals. are constantly Kept IN
stock, together with appropriate Medicine
Chests. These bOOas are specially written
Tor the Farmers, stock Kaisers or Livery
-'ab.eman's use, avoiding as for H. posi-
bic, AL technical t.lms. For Descriptive
Price List send stamp 10 the BALTIMORE
HDHGDPATHlC PHARMACY, ~ West
Favo't- street. BDkElCkE & TAFEL,
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