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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-27
aecls 1900 Main Street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

In the Municipal Court OF Wheeling:
oliver Linsey, 81 nj.
VS.. In Chancery.
John McGannOn, 81 al.
In pursuance at a decree i'm the above
named cause entered on the llih day Of
December. 4. d., 1875, by the saii court,
the undersigned special commissioner
will sell at public auction at the front door
of the Court House at ONO county, o.
Thursday. January IL. 1876. at 10
o'clock A. NJ, the following described real
estate. tO-wit: \ lot or parcel Oi ground
Situat in the city Of Wheeling, that il To
say, lot mum bered ~ seven In the sub
division OF square nam brrcd ~ eight in
said city. made by VI. EOf, executor Of
John Eot, dec "a. which lot fronts twenty
two On iect on Market street, the nor b
and Souih lines thereof extending west
wardly parallel with John street iold
name until they reach South street.
Also, auotker lot or parcel OF land situate
in New Manchester, iU said county OF
Ohio, being lot nam cred twO'i2J in James
and James K. Bakers addition 10 Philip
Reilly's town OF Nanchest :.
The above named lots Will be sold separ.
ately.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-fourth OF the
purchaser may elect, cash in hand on the
day OF sale. and the remainder in three
equal instalmeuls, payable respectively,
with interest, In six, twelve and eighteen
months from the day OF sale, the deferred
instruments 10 be secured to the satisiac-
ton OF the said special comm issIoneT.
HENRY II. RUSSELL,
decl4i Special Commissioner.
w. II. HALLER, AuctiOneer.
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.r,0N'o MAIL. Express.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-27
How They Look AT 1t over There

The political crisis still confines han nsrs Of
tba limited States, and, as the dangers ..
t .he Situation are aggravated the longer
tho decision Is delayed, the stock marko "
S sh for the first time in long perio.u
nervous feeling with respect to AMER n.
can securities. 1t is not that Inc unn .E P
Of the Democratic party is eonS Tn,on
tbresteni. g to the credit OF the Un nG ~
bnt that the means now being adopted ,t W
s Ou, ra', = majority for Mr.. Hayes in the
soe states of the South, are justly
regsrded as perilous to the national peace
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CAPITAL, s25O,OOO

This Bank Is Organized and prepared TO
transact the business Of banking In all It's
details.
n succeeds the First National Bank OF
Wheeling; is owned by the same share
holders, and is under the same manage
ment. .,..
correspondents and depositors, and by
prompt and faithful execution OF their
wishes, 1t hopes TO merit their esteem and
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points through
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject to check
sight, received from banks, bankers, nrm
corporations and individuals.
Certificates of deposit issued payable on
demand, or at fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS:
JOHN h. BoTSFoRD WIN. Il. SIMPSON.
JACoHS RHopEs WIN. A. TURNER,
GEORGE ADAMS, JOHN l.. HoBbs'
gro. w, FRASZHEIM, .. L. DEWEY,
HENRY VI. HARPER. my
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER

ohe squares inch space.
one time..-.....S 70 One month's On
Two tmes.......... l Is Three months. l2 co
one week......:.. 2 50 One year......... Is 90
one square changeable once a week $50
Special Notices % per cent additional.
Advertisements to occupy fixed places Is
per cent additional -
Cuts VII be charged double for space
occupied 'p""'
Dot tie Quinn advertisements, SO per
cent aad t,CLal. f0'
Loca. NCnCes Is cents per line--bu no
.ocGs nCacs ntH De inserted for less than ONE
DOLLAR
All Advertisements, except for establish
ed business houses, must be paid for in ad-
vance. w.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
All bills due on the first appearance of
the advertisement.
1eariy advertisers Will be confined to
their legitimate business, and all adver.
easements not connected with il vii be
charged for at our regular rates
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notation tram leaves BCllaire at
t T., and arrives ut SteuGenville at
..E
.-.s. Accommodation trains leave
, -r - a. H.. and 1880 y. m. !;
.-.., .ua5 a. N. and l 20 p. IA arrive
tt- Ferry al lU:l5 a. IN. ana | 10 p.
inning leave Martins Ferry at
..su md $40 p. m: Bridgeport III 40
i..a. sop. m: arrive AT Bellaire at
.-.. 1899. So p. IN.
,s-.,. a., principal points in the
:, a-l We. can De procured at the
= L.s,, once in Mcclure House, and
r--'a.ou Bridgeport.
+. X. MYERS,
-- JrL-.a. Passenger & Ticket Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-27
Every best work done AT
"eter J iOsESi figures.

--'.7' and samples furnished on
g.. '...e Give rs an order and be
....-.
, 1876-06-01

sgsnst ~ tAc unlon T,nst is'ompnp|y. | 80 $500 s''
.pps.t ns,;a = i ,,nrr .sna md ,, n .ns for
Msty =, .pratt lhrenn a :snit in rep,ovsn
sssIst .,st A".aH A y Trus.ioll, Ewn it. sTown.
Frch To racovor son,e fuTnlturs at No. 1129
MlshiKaH nav, avenue. valued AZ 81 ono.
Within sx c ",ts IN 1sHn n srs'
A. clybouta Tor q, 600. ~ - 'N''''' ''eD '''~'
CHtM1EAL COURT.
The following were sentenced ycsscrlny: John
Jamct Qurk. year; :Jamcs Thornas, e iarerny,
onaae S iusay tlse gesf w I'm
a5n GeRy tT9 snax {sssa; G nrevn one
s"sny aG ~? Re sers s'iny S1Gysa
ionr yrafs: Wllnm iicicy. iarcrnJ, tl,reo years;
nsase sn. ada as{{ b,WfS@ty WSn,ty h1se ost Sun.
Sy:Ss
@ tses sesn hS Fs rsn aS saH % T.
Wilson, Frank Wilson. nnl Gharles jtcyn"r. N'' ~
-.. THE CALL.
Jup1E 0Anr-602, and fD4 to h2n, inclnstye.
.IuiuR JAM.soH-Sn. IS, 13O, Ejty Vi. Uaj]abc5x
IunnE al'nns-Mntfons md fet cases,
JNnoE RoaEna-So call announced
S2l inela.ss, ex;egs o,n oi intlgo ,soeert
5annn F.wst3st ~ Of ns h@!hf s1sa
i%sax %s;,.s.1Sstt sases .44s' %et Sourso v,.
walkcri and I'5, Taylor vs. KruIgh,
JUDGMENTS.
sCFgE1oE GnunT-.t:oHrEsa1nNs-Fre Rny.
Mnnn vs.. Cather!ne ShauEhnessy, sos. .-Etlwani
same. 81, 41o. on Friedrich Itrun,mei w. Sophla
w. william !. jsea';s md H. 1lari isie". si47 10
e. ste = ~ thompson ct al. VS.. Joscrh Thicen,
junnE NAn1-MasHhnll FlcldyH. John Foray.hc :
verdict, 50, 40a. rs ntd motion fnr new frial.-H
, 1876-06-01

HEG|CkhVlEs. l!Ke WeU6tCFs HCishbGt Mtfcnlkn. knA
ports aiming The archvrs NJ Tho Government 4
eon,larlson on .cstilc tnhr'cn Is difficult, bccau.o
"s sS nsrs s x w. q"s1 e "pafa rea
r. Affected BY tho fn:h'nn md demand for tho pat
ss r s se q as sn "ss n. % ! soo9
compared still those os thc same goada thirty
years Hgo. # will bo fonnd Tint. ihey are much
sFss 81 isss Il" 1877 they ''' fully '''' the prices
THE AMOUNT or TARIFF nouxTy
Il dn1snlt os asccrtnnmrnt. Tho advantage of
venting foreign competition from reducing Or pro-
s9Ss him ,S q n1sc r II; pse
rotts Il every ae.sritoa Of Of ion. sice,, eoit"n.
ic astcles n competition IN onr n,Arkcts It wond
bc safe aud fair 70 srsc Tint tho rate Of duty IL
thn measure Of Tic b:unty.
ofiron, steel. COTTON and WOODEN Ia equn! IN de-
gfcs to , iae daty mpased shs msnataftnTer:
s{1S @ S 60 saIa a5s,e on a. SSnnal ct
oop, ooo. On at,nt eR0o 600, 600 of foreign nnl
doue.,ic good. CO. eonsnnled, Ely thy tanR tax would
capita consumption OF about $40 Of tho Enod. tho
tax woul bs 80, Of $50 psr family; So Of 1t Tor
rcycnne. SO for bounty
successfully manufactured require little pro.
trct'on They cnn be natlo as chcuply as similar
They jciy competition here, and for a third of's
century lave 6ren cxro:tcd to foreign. coun.r!tt.
nnh possibly unc. fourth Of WOODEN manufactures
arc nt t|lRhtly Affected directly by ths tarfH duty
After IN elaborate examination Of duttes and
comparative Prtces, lsolert j. Walker, in lS47.
to s That r. sKsfa 70 tho
cQuul to two.ttltris af the duty.
TEA AND COFFEE.
4, The Chairman proposes y make good this rcauc-
III , des On Esery ~ dosr iSee 81
lrcrcatsd prce to consumers goes Into the Treas.
nry. The consumption extends 10 every portion Of
trbnteh and ho locality has exemption. The an.
nnal impostntiona arc nearly uniform md the row.
mus therefton reliable anu not ,variabct aB In
the cases uf !run silk, cottons, and wnolGns. Al
dispsnsnhc na ealt and sugar, now taxed, nor more
necessary to the lnborer lhnn clothing md imp!c-
The laborer, relieved BY tho bill Of s. tar and
boHnty for hlinHGlf an fa1nl!y on their garments
lis ca aud eoiee ior ihu m purpose tilt biz fathers
paid ein,inr t,uty three times aa high until the
national dobt becamg extinct
FREE BREAKFAST TABLE.
Why give free tea and coffee and tax sngar! In
1875 The country consumed Of imported coffee
s e. aaty tcs III 5G$ 'qTEns TSe dsty s
gar was Imposed and onc yenr ago Increased for
So lung as the publtc debt requires heavy taxa
]ccts from which rcyenur should be obtained. The
annual revenue therefrou, VIII be nearly untf orm,
tho burden light aud eqnalay distributed.
RESULTS or HIGH DUTIES.
Under the revenue dasieT Of 1870 and 1857 there
WAS atca.iy healthy growth and development OF
cxorhunt rates Of The last fourteen years have In
creased tliclr number and capacity for production
above thc wants md eonanmptfon Or The country.
bGcn running on half time, und many permanently
suspended, Halt ot tho furnaces Of the country
, 1876-06-01

REAL EsHTATE WANTED
1NASTEn-A GtiDD RESIDENCE WORTH SIN OI,
" Rtvrn thnutanh dollars ID exchange fNr nrtt
clnM stock Ut TRY KMAls and shncB. DAWSON d
WE1CH, ltNnn =. 141 LhShlH.At,
, 1876-06-01

PARTNERS WANIE
}1ANTSEN WANTEU-&Hu WILL BECENE ONE.
Enil Ut neAt litu misunderstanding lAlsIncG tuuts,
etc. Adlress To-day Il III, Tribune ulact.
1)AltTEEK WAkTED-WiTll saa. II A slE(i.
Ally laclht Duh4neaS, AlEtss W cA It CAS- Hub
bard st.
, 1876-06-01

:
Mis-. c. THOMAS, ". L.. atrl SOUTH lIALsTKD-
49l st., cures k fEualt d.sc3 3ses; BlwuAI Attepioh
PA!a 70 GondAplneAtsi patiuna cs obtain svuu4s snd
Hkatutn' -
, 1876-06-01


The cBtimhtcd rcductfnnH OF l,ltIcs in tho bill
fum the duties recetycd during tho Inst fiscal year
lmnnnt to ST., ls2 4i. So, OF which the reduction
cotton, iron stEel at,d woolsn manufactures III
S T!c pfinclpai 6cncts viii therefore nure to the
tonaut.css Of thore artlces II tho duty increases
The price. Consumers viii not only be relieved
from the tari tat OIL thu Imported article bnt from
!ht enhanced price, Of the domestic article. Tue
nsnutactures namcd would be, on lie basis Of the
isi5 500, o0o, ou0.
Surely the consumer Of tbs dntEable Imports.
NO "Eay the manufacturers, ''the foreign pro-
dneeI ssecking our market pays tho duty 'Eor
q great demand 1T period of high prlces ID sc:
neted md compared with eubscquuni prices, md
Ill assumed fiat tito tariff lowered The prIco. The
dulles, low Duties on Ills raw naterias, l4caus0
be yants then cheap. lie nsks high duties on Ills
pgeSss 70 tint he sy gss sts, 9Gs
hanco pstcee, and consequently manaacturcfs'
ptoat4 among them:
States.
sttond-Largc deposfts In banks.
IMrd-Diyidcnds, u manufacturing companies
FoSrth-Eaect upon Imports II producer pays
finh-Compari.on OF prices OF sauo article
la1er successive tarlila.
WEALTH or MANUFACTURING srATas.
Il the tartG secures for the manufacturer Ut pro-
:teied Articles boHntIch cxactrd from cunsuuirrs,
localities md States where tho favored industries
taurlah should slow rapl1 and greater increase
Inwenlth. Consistently with this view tho great
t't manufacturing stAtca stand among the fore
oi wealth. The ayerngo IL In" ..' ''' ~'''$" '''"D
nv 49,. .9y
.onnrctic.it. ..........,,,.,,, ,,.,,,...... fiI@ u
Eaode laand. i.3Ga u
tT.tsr.Ss 1ri ~
n eoaiiast, sttes a. oid having as iertiio soli.
~ ,S our ,sSra Sssai 'or have not
RRttsK-pEposlrs PANE IN nANuPAcTUnINo STATES.
These aso Indicate large neeumuiatons. Tho
t?sal Individual deposits in ail the banka of tho
isaseos7: q ri M banks Of tl,e following
Btass. held fas IN excess Of their
seSS!sSn SsrR asso1,os TO- population. 7o4 So, 80,
...... ~. ~ Nv 939 = u
{sa1es.ent. .............. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 Ssi IL 10
sss s;ssaS isasaa...... as 5aas @ 6is q q
To. =, a,.,,, ......,.. =; -, ~ .,7 40
nv Ma s,.;:: Ss7. -
'a'sa have but $ooo. 600. ooo OF deposits.
r. MANvPAcruHERa' DIVIDENDS.
a 10 o1 nSn1iaesnslng a r9npanes ind!
They almost Invariably show creator dividends
undsI the higher tarl1. For instnncc, ttny aver
ised u por cent IN 1882. and bccane gradually re-.
SuteA "lth tne ~ per cent biennial fcuuctlGh ~
1S15 Asiil Of that yenE. nntll lhtl AUD
toiS i,1% when ehey averaged only 9 pcI cent. The
Tlo T., ia n.o1at ,s9 np 20 3ss 3s Sf cent
e,ldsns averaeiasn 10 per cent, wh!lo tho eleven.
nats Nigh. AFiH Of 1ho2 and 1877 gave ~. por
ent denre.sn" anS snsncnsnn ~ hnsinr,n ~ ~ tIa
5sss 1875 wero sA Per cent, netsithstanifng many
. E,!.s have been idle Or running on hulf'tno for
FOREIGN rKonUCElss LOSS ON EXPORTS.
The abAur4ity u the claim that tho foreign PRO.
s ss asy .s by eyys"t ssStsl rn
m.ss Il made Of tlu luya hs must sustain on h!s
, 1876-06-01


wArrED-mALE HELP.
noKespe9s peosog Sleas, roos s,s nsn .uor
.ss.hs% ss:s SSt'ssfe w!:ssn:S III Iaa.ses
dIess j. conhdcnss. nj 3Ies. Boston. alS.:
s.sk & zxsssaSs :a @ ~ ~
,I.@es. srr va, .!,nsns otass,
s.s!n fe,;,:!ns epiioa s!.!n:s' Esnt soei
Ii;x%rEnx g. - T'ss; a% s'fs; ;,,,z 7vzz5 z art
~ es,sq,sn1 rss, a,I,@ TIL. ssen,aa = w.
tx aac.rnsn "a X . iseekfotS 1ppy 2Mh 4 soam
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w sspa!ins; hut ase s usperisaee o. nat:ni
.frn f. Tbsne se ss Sec address, VITA References
y .e'een.. IS 0hio,t:
Of Van n1tn nns In. ISmc1 Apply At southwest corner
, 1876-09-24
POSTAL INVESTIGATION.

CLEVELAND, O., Sept. 23.-The Special Com
mission on Postal Railway Service met here
this morning, and were met by a committee ap-
pointed by the Board Of Trade and dcputations
from leading mercantile and banking interests
Of the city, who made statements in regard to
the necessity Of increased mail facilities. All
agreed, and were Of the opinion that there
was nearly "a hours difference In the receipt Of
mails from New York and the Eastern States
by the fast mail, and the same time saved In re-
mittances Of exchange and in the collection of
drafts and checks from the towns on the line oi
the fast mail; that the saving Of interest alone
was much more than the entire cost Of the fast
mail. Mr.. Sherwin, Postmaster Of this city,
also gave particulars of the detention Of the
mail by the withdrawal Of the fast mail train,
and stated that be had no doubt that the
revenue Of the Department from the letter cor
respondcncc OF Cleveland would be increased
to such an extent by the fast-nlail as to equal
the Increased cost Of the service which would
be properly assessed upon Cleveland as her
share; that the whole correspondence and
large portion Of the newspaper mail that was
sent by the fast-mail now goes by express, and
pays postage in addition to the express charges.
, 1876-09-24
YELLOW FEVER.

o,t r,,,
1ne oeath-Lise Increasing at Savannah
The Disease Raging rcarfnlly at Bruins
wick, Ga.--ilid Sadly Needed,
SAVANNAH. Sent. 23-Tnto,fptorroan+o+o. +o.1o,
ae If wnh "a WV. I'LL ."ehts ~
$780, pa.os.o,".t '.on 1.'4o" 'e'e1. Inc
ea' annal oeie'o1enI ASSOCIATION, formerly the
metropolitan Fire Company, resolved to-day to
ask aid from abroad for the sick and dcstitnt.
All contributions. whether IF noons. ,-o--;a
ions, or clothing. addressed to I + XXI
President Of the fetrono1itan Renevo1crt M ~
ciation. viii he orlnov.1edred 0'~A'' 0''o-
CHARLrsror. Sent. y S4There ;s no er;;7o,,;.
in Charleston. Thcre have tccn fonr sc:1ttar;r..
yellow fever cascs traced to persons Who cnm,
municated viii Onar,nt;ne nd rnf,,naa, 49,. 49,
, 1876-09-24
SPAIN.
BOSS TWEED

MADRID, Sept. 25.-The United States steam
ship Franklin left Gibraltar yesterday for Vigo,
to embark William NJ. Tweed and his compan-
ion, Hunt, for the United States.
WAsn1SGros, D. c., Sept. 23.-Ordcrs have
been telcgraphed Capt S. R. Franklin, Of the
United States Steamer Franklin, to proceed to
New York with Tweed, instead of going to
Hampton Roads, as he WAS at first directed. be-
tore it was determined to bring Tweed home Oh
that vessel. On the arrival Of the Franklin at
New York Tweed will be surrendered to the
authorities,
, 1876-09-24
FOREIGN.
Inc dreat F overs Have Agreed
upon a Basis for Peace
Negotiations.
And the Porte Is Informed that II M,,st
Take Due Notice Thereof
1hs United States Ship Franklin viii Cou,ey ar
Tlldtn's Old Pard to Kew York.
TTRKT.v
THE ARAfTETIrF

VIENNA, Sept. "a difficulty has arisen be
cause the Porte, before granting a prolongatio1
OF Tie arlnistice, desires the Powers to give
an oplnlon IN regard to its peace propositions
1hc Powers, On the other hand, persist in de-
mandlng conclusion Of the armistice irrespect
I've OF this condition, because, as they have from
The commencement insisted that the armistice
Is indispensable, they consider it would be
dcfogatory to admit any sort Of compromise on
The subject. The Powers also intend this atti
tude as concession to Russia, she hayiue
throughout the negotiations dctcrlninedly sup
ported an unconditional armistfce. As tue term
OF the present suspension Of hostilitfes draws
to close, the demands Of the Powers become
more pressing, some Of them having tolcrably
plainly intimatcd that the Portc's refusal to
grant an arnlistcc would lead to a; suspension
Of their diplomatic relations.
PEACE PROSPECTS.
VIENNA, Sept. 23.-1he Abeud Post, official
speaking Of the prospects Of peace, saws;
1t is confirmed from authoritative sources
that all the Great Powers have come to au agree
mcnt regarding the conditions OF peace to be
proposed to tie Porte. Tie programme drawn
up by the British Cabinet will form the
basis Of proposals. Steps will now be
eA@f~eAA "'LAHAI At44At 1T NCuaLlLLlIOplE 10 OD-
tain the Portc's acceptance OF these conditions,
and as the latter has already, III principle, sfgni-
fed its readiness to meet loyalty the wishes Of
the European Powers so far Us is compatible
with the interests Of the Turkish Empire, there
cannot now bc much doubt that peace will soon
be concluded.
BELGRADE, Sept. 2.-Gen. Tchcrnayef tele-
graphs Prince Milan that the Turks have with
drawn from Alexinatz, Abdul kerim Pasha re-
naming with only 15,0O0 men. The Scryian
General, Cho1ak Antitch, reports that 20 Turk
ish battalions are stationed before Ja7or. The
Turks are also concentrating in large numbers
THE TRUCE VIOLATED.
N. Ristics, the Scryian Minister for. Foreign
Affairs, has sent fresh note to the Foreign
representatives here, notifying them Of three
more violations OF the truce by the Turks Hc
says they attacked the Scryians on Tuesday at
Dikava, Friday at Jagochiitza, and occupied
Buuyonklia Island OIL the Drina.
Ristlcs announces that no effect will be given
to the artny's proclamation Of Prince Milan as
King, which, he says, was merely Il solemn pro-
test against the Turkish peace conditions
HOLDING HACK.
VIENNA, Sept. 23.-The Grand Council which
was to meet to-day to settle the question of
armisticc, has not assembled. The foreign Am
bassadors will make On identical communication
on Sunday, informing the Porte Of their decision
relative to the condition of peace, and demand
ing regular nrnlistice-
, 1876-09-24
APPROVED STATEMENT.

1,a CHARLRsrowN. Mas, Mazch-c4, 1863
Dear Sir: Iii the year 1860 while residing At Portland
ne. Was afflicted with Cancer my nose, which
aae fard progress Al! Of the physfrlans therr
Wers consulted without benefit. For period of
ex yeaf IT continued to increase and extend until l.
was invading: my whole syv:e1. suffered fhe must
e1etueiatlne pains until MY noRe nearly gone and
1ouho IL vns approaching fatal terninatfpH f+!nr
punt dxcd out t Of house and home y the
Biood Remedy, VEGETlSE, and, suffering greatly.
Wltnout hope or confidence in relief by any medicine
aay consented to try it; and only those who hayc
%ar s sqnsrns ' c99 rea''!s feelings ~hen
to heal Gaining confidence thai the disease WAS bein
successfully combatted by the VEG ETISE for took
no other nlctcucj, faithfully continued It's Use and
n zig months the cancer was healed aud my heath
fully restored. ~
I am confident It had used VEG ETINE In the early
stat OF the disease it would have arrested
and saved Ut great suffering. Idtstrt simply thx
others NAY be benefited ard attention casl :ts -
tu!ncss; and, in the Interest Of suffering humanity
only, checsfuy add ny testimonial to It's su:trr s,.c.
Gsss 9S IN ny sass and thSuh hare losr ns1y ali
health Ny husband Joins with me- in appsoitss this
statement. Mrs. JOHN PATTERSON,
, 1876-09-24

A matter OF course-A riycr-bed.
Comfortable quartcrs-25cent pieces.
A SUCCESS. Scllwcizer's 15-ccnt Oyster Stcws
Fashionable hattcrs, 1l6 Clark, a. P. Harri
g. Co.
This is the great game centre Of the North
west.
The fur trade Is one Of the important interest
Of our city
Advice to young men about to settle down
Settle rp first
CARRYING up bricks for masons is 4 hod way o1
getting living
ALI new colors in hid gloves at the Paris Glov,
Store. 81 State street.
The Southern trade Of this city has nearl,
! doubled in the past year.
The low prices for fine hats keep Muir, Churct
| & Co., 115 Madison street, busy.
t The wholesale and retail depot for the cele
| bratcd Star oysters is at 305 State street.
B:ttcr and cheese are now exported direct tt
| Europe from this city in large quantities.
I Dennison's tags, cheapest and most reliable.
! All principal transportation lines use them.
| 4 Western editor returned tailor's bill in
dorscd: e Declined, handwriting illcgible."
Let Hatch s. Breeze, 50 State street, sell you
a furnace or stove. They'll make it hot for you.
Coal has reached bottom prices. The best
coal is always found at Boyle d Co.'s Office, 133
LaSalle street,
Wedding presents In great variety and low
prices at the bankrupt jewelry sale, corner Clark
and Lake streets.
Ladies, do not fail to examine the very pretty
new styles OF dressing the hair at Mrs. Ihomp-
sons, 310 Wabash avenue
Probably the best piece OF pen-work ever pro-
duccd is now on exhibition at Il. +. Bryant's
Chicago Business College office
a correspondent found a large package Of
genuine grccnbacks last night, but beforc he
had time to count them--he awoke.
All the latcst styles in cloaks at very low
prices, IL and upwards, at Hotch1dn Palmer 81
Co.'s, Nos. 137 and 139 State street.
Chapin's original old book store, q Madison
street, opposite TRIBUNE Duilting. Pays CASH
Get his offer before you sell your library.
Something wonderful. The ''Economist"
furnace heats two-story and basement, price $S5.
Merwin Church. $50 and 252 Wabash avenue.
Cash prices, installment plan, the best furni-
ture, carpets, etc., make Calhoun. Cheney &
Co, No. 430 Madison street, decidedly popular.
"Wbat is the worst side Of naval warfare2"
osked a school-teacher. 1.-THE broadside," rc-
plied the boy in the back seat. He went I'D
head.
As heretofore, full styles in millinery goods
are found in greatest perfection and variety at
Hotchkin, Palmer Il Co.'S, Nos. 137 and l39
State street.
The latest styles, the best quality, and the
lowest prices guaranteed in hats, caps, and
children's goods by Muir, Church & Co., LIS
Madison street.
Baldwin, 201 South Clark street, Is receiving
books weekly from the late trade sales, pays the
highest prices for books, music, magazines, and
enti q libraries.
New York Commercial: stDea1 me three OF a
kindly. Cheer my young heart. I'll follow
thee bind-ly, Wherever thou heart is the way
poker player puts it.
There was little gathering the other even
ing, and lady, with desire to chasten the CON
versation, asked a Young man if he had never
felt deep and subtle thrill, a tulluess Of feel