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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-07

THERE was noticeable increase in the
quantity Of ice yesterday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-07

No CASES at the Justices Yesterday Of
criminal nature.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-07

The SALINEVILLE HoRRoH.-Of the
EXPLOSION which occurred at SalineviLle,
o. last week, between this city and Pitts
burch, on the line of the &. * 7. road,
the new Lisbon Journal brings the fol-
lowing additional particulars, very
meager details being given in recent
issue of the REGISTER:
about o'clock last Thursday morn
ing. rs two miner, named George DAVIS
and John Durham, were engaged Ovid
ing keg Of powder at the residence OF
the former, in Salineville, the powder in
some way became ignited, Hnd.s fearful
explosion followed, SCATTERING the build
ing. which was owned by Simeon Scheck-
Ter, to pieces, and burning the inmates
in such manner AS to prove fatal. The
victims Of the explosion were Geo. Davis
and wife. John Durham and his little
child, aged ID months. None at the VIC
Tins were killed outright, and the men
were able to converse after assistance was
rendered. None of them. however, were
able to eve satisfactory explanation OF
the cause of the accident. Mrs. Davis
was terribly burned, her clothing being
entirely consumed, and her ttesh being
left almost crisp. Mrs. Davis lived
about an hour and halt after the occur
renee: Durham and little daughter sur
vived until the middle of the afternoon.
At last accounts DAVIS was stIlI living,
but with no hopes for his recovery
A NOVEL WAGER PAID.-Durlng the
halcyon DAYS of the torch and fife and
drum. when the patriotism Of men, so 10
speak. buhbled and boiled as seething
cauldron. and in some instances fairly
stopped over. two q our well known sa-
loon men, Messrs. Charley Koch and
Fred Reineke, made wager to the effect
thst If Tildcn carried New York by 3d.
coz majority, Koch Was to wheel a keg
Of beer 10 R"ineke's saloon, and vice
versa. Koch having lost the bet, the
mstter was compromised by his procur-
ing a wagon loadiDgi 1t with beer and
driving il about the city, which
was done last night by the losing
party. The wagon was properly
Illuminated with torches and the
ct cetcras incidental to illumlnstons of
this kind, and drspcd with banners
bearing appropriate inscriptions, on one
of which were the words, THE poor
soldier lost his bet The party were
greeted with cheers as they moved about
the city, and the small boy was happy in
having something ~ exercise his lungs
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CALDWELL a CALDWELL
a. HypyyY uctlOueri

DsYCHOMANCY, Oh so1S s.seips:<
i ing. How either sel efiors Of %,
snd gain the love ana n,Iy. IBIS GE
B Bfs n1s sssy e sSssif.nsni =. or
Sfree by mail. Tor sc, together Is pr..s.
rage guide, Egyptian N,S,sh, sLjry
Hints 10 Ladies', Wedding.gT%uLlb
&c. A queer book. Addrsss ~
4 CO.. Pses-- PhilS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-07

THERE was one addition to the rock
pile yesterday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-07

$4,000 worth of Clothing must be
Sold, rega rdIess OF coSI.l .ioIquii: bust
ness GOLD BROS,
IIO7 Main Street.
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TIDEN-Are-he-gone F(Oregon) all
right
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-07
dn,rr,R, TIL. morning at 20 mil

OB1rrLRr.-Thii morning At 20 mil
u.es past 2 O'Clock Ar. VIII II. fancy,
iunior member Of the arm Of the
REsrsrxs Company, and late city editor
OF this paper, bresthed ms last, at the
residence of his mother, on Chspline
street, IN the 26th year of his age, OF sub
acute rheumatism. Mr.. fancy was
taken i'll on Saturday night, the 18th uIt
and bias since been confined to ais bed
being in g coma,oss condition for day
or two previous to his death, bis soul
psssirg peacefully away, without pain 70
the sufferer. TIE announcement OF nh
death will fall as q pail on this com
munIty where he has many warm per
sonsl triends, who will sadly miss MN
from their midst, and can hardly realize
that one SO young and promising hss
thus been suddenly called TO ths'
eternal haven of rest. The funeral oose'
quies will be under the auspices OF th'
Knights Templsr, of which body deceased
WAS AZ honored member.
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Index toN New Advertisements.

Congratulations u Dittman.
B. * o. K. X. Time Table.
Twenty-Five Fancy Cards.
Five Hundred Dollars = Month.
Attention, All.
Headache.
Wells Carbolic Tablets.
Agents Wanted.
Out-Seliing Immensely.
Special Conclave- First Page.
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when II was known that rifle Cllbs had
laken possession of the polIsin the South
Mr.. Johnston said this resolution re-
.,l-d 10 Virginia and not 10 South Caro-
.ps If the Senator from California, or
any one else. said that there hid been IN
mdation or fraud IN Virginia which
iustiHed interference by United States
troops, ne labored undcr II great mistake
There had been no ku klux, no rifle
clubs in Virginia. and the only lntiml-
lation prRCticed there hsd been BY the
cp,ored Republicans agains; the colOred
Democrats He denied that there had
been any violence at Petersburg, and no
one expected tina! there would be any
-rouble there on election day. The PEG.
pie of Virgin s deemed the presence OF
troops rs menace.
MIR. Logan asked if the people OF Viz
einis were so hostile 20 the defenders Of
the country that they would not give
them resting place,
ilr. Johnston-Ihey are welcome TO
nuv part of the state when they come
there for lawful purpose.
Mr.. Logan said his friends on the
cher side of the chamber were getting
So technical as TO the use OF the army
zud navy that they had better drive
them into the sea.
Mr.. Johuston-The navy should DE
81 sea- Laughter.
Mr.. Logan, resuming, argued that the
President was the judge as 10 where the
troops should be stationed. This resou-
lion appeared to him Logan rs entering
\ wedge against the man to whom the
people were indebted more than TO any
"ther for the preservation of this govern
ment aud It's lsws. Applause in the
galleries.
Mr.. Morten said 8 few years ago there
was a bloody riot st Petersburg and he
presumed the President had good cause
10 send troops there on election day.
Mr.. withers commented on the opposi.
ton shown against the revolution on the
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be to stsn prices was not without It's ollect UPON

be to tifen prices not without It's elect upon
the Of the general market, including cons!d-
cradle purchases for short well as some buying
for "long" account. which for time gave the mar
ket the arpearance of steadiness. if not Of
strength. But, as has frequently before oc-
Cured in Wal-st., when an anticipated
event has been discounted" 30 sooner was
the settlement positively asserted an accomplished
fact than the market generally began todroop andt
finally became weak after sharp but snort rally
Many of the quiet, thoughtful old fellows of the
street seem firmly of the belief that the price OF
Pacific Mail has been advanced mainly for the pur-
pose of providing market on which TO sell ele
stock that the new management have been com
PEELED 70 purchase in order to carry the election LOT
directors, and although the stock may be bid up
still higher some of these quiet gentlemen
have the audacity to doubt If the purchasers
viii be able to unload without loss. Western
Union after opening at 6Jas, climbed TO 617s, and
then sold at GJlsG6Jos06jla. Lake Shore was
quite strong at 7s0J23 in the early trading, but
subsequently sold at l40520Jl3 3d. closing at o 's
(051 io n quotation lower than ever before made ior
this stock at the close of business. Michigan Cen
trail sold from 4Jl2 to 10 7s closing at * A. There
were renewed reports current that the Company
was likely to default upon the July interest OF some
of its branch lines, but We could trace them
10 no Trustworthy source. The coal roao
stocks show q fractional Improvement at the
close after wide and frequent tuctuation.
Tie fluctuations Of the remainder of the spccuia-
tyes are sufficiently described in the subJoined
table The business of the day amounted to the
purchase and sale of $4,000 shares and the adj
vances at the close, over yesterdays Gnal prices
were In Ohio and Mississippi. is; d., L. and Western
st. Joe, n j. Central, Producers Petroleum, and
Rock Island. each Il Erie and Northwest each 3s
st. Paul Preferred, 70 Pacific Mail, 2Ss and Pau
ANA, 10 per cent n. Y. Central declined g; West
ern Union, Il; G., c., c. and l. and Union Paeifc,
each y; Lake Shore. Is, and Michigan Central, l
per cent. The following table shows the
RANCE or THE MARKET.
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TrrsnAY. My Or. NJ.

Panama Railroad and Pacific Mail stocks made up
the feature ol the stock market to-day performing
gyra;ions that were wonderful 20 the uniuiiGted
hcholdcr. Tie former stock was rapidly bid mp 10
1885, az which there WIS an apparent sale Of iC0
shares and then To 49, at which price the Official
list records transactions Of 200 shares. making
the total sales OF tins stock for the day 800
shares. Considering that Mr. TIenor Park and
his friends own oil or nearly all the
stock Of this Company that is held IN this country
some cynical people wouderingly inquire why
Mcssrs Park s. Co. should have stopped at 40
when they could as easily have put mp the price TO
30 Pacific Mail. after frequent fluctuations be-
tween 2il2 and 20, finally took steam and scored
272 with final sales at 27ls regular. and p seller
10 days. The alleged cause Of this rise was the re-
port that the Panama and Pacific Mail Companies
had once moro buried tho Ratchet, and
for all future time are 20 work in perfect
harmony :" but not able To learn
that the settlement included any guarantee on
the part OF the railway company that the steam
ship lines business shall prove auv more profitable
in the future than it has at any time since the open
ing of the Pacific railroads. The very general be-
lief at the opening that the settlement rcferod g.
was sure TO occur to-day, and that It's effect would
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THE MARKETS.
fCarerulIy reporte toe raa rmsJSz.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
PEI Eorta Rtter. YeSsets anu RI'troat.
TUESDAY. May %. 1870.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

TUESDAY Nay %, 1879
ASHTG-NO;hing new can be noted trade very back
ward and quoatons almost wholly nominal at 5e Tor ros
BFEsWAX~T market s the same before business ID
very moderate embracing only 1900 Southern 37ey
BRcRsDaiing the past week there has been far demand
for Hars an quotations hay remAnsd s'eaiy Foits san
y NJ ~ 5Od So Hards UpIiser s5as 5o Bay
PiIaeipiis. S53ss2 Bsi timore sSi 5. Yard pres.,
delivery included, sass higher on ordinary aud sJaJ
BROOM coRN-There is dun and uuimporant market
with quotations nominal AMI unchanged We quote Brush
short green se9iCe' nIr ia a9 y Pm; S7g,Os; gseen
CANDLE5-Ilere 10 clian, es 10 uoe and only Job
ii trade going We quoe Aaaaantne ia ioI IL
70 Ole Refined S ,errnar 27a2sc.
nTc ar itoat essential case quoted at Al % per 6SI
Foreign u arrives 4 goes INTO lne naads M psre w;Ia
ands ready market We quote Psr.agd Is 'vsssTSi
2n1 ,oI $ 29 Se i KPs S 80 iS for Coats C aaS s
Ill so ion Fine; Ia Forge, Portland 81 lOas4 2' and
cHtccoHY has been Gull at 4Ssc gold for and
co4f|fLe aemand for Anthracite has been tight. Btu.
mnous continued to sell quite freely ana preins prices
iiveroo nouse Camel sl5asi6 LivcrDoo do sloi
SeTe. ss go CO. Pve s. 5oas currency eSss
S1nG SOFT ana BrOadoD. 20. and Anthracite. s5sse
cJFFEER was lower and there was rather more bu
at The decline sales =. J. i,g eag1 eI J! eT9%s At ISs
IL PC ara 20 go Mia ee wa. uIe ami generally mn
changed after The large sales Of $1,000 as lava yssteday
soS and By aueoh 20 bags damaged I5sls g,
currency The following ar Eshsrn 9eo's Gs a, u Iose
&c do good cargoes, i74dl7 &c do, prime careoes
l7sdlSc extreme range for lots, l5dl9c santos fair
10 sOoi lGi z &c q az Java bags. zoo
22e: Singapore. IsL a20c; Native Ceylon l7sSisgcj
Narscailo i2dlsI2c Laguay a. lId!o2c., Sauto Do
nipg0 I4s4d 5.c; Costa laca 179lSLc; Iexicsn l61e
lSc savaula i6g Is tor;o Rico. l. 2G u Sc Ahgos
tara, l7alse Iamsea. l7alSci Curacao lGs'7He Ma
mia. ITdlrc, al gold. ~
CORDAGE-Ihe following IS the revised List Of qlotauons
Myna COragr sizes II uueAd and Hay Rope lac v
10 10 Do, ~ thread \ in diameter "a &c do do ,hIe@d
and D T. read a and ia dlaneter l5c, Manila Corlage
lot Rope Yarns 10 ~ do do thread 4nf thread lbNei
do Whale Lines Ice. Tarod Manila l3izc Fine 1sTrei
Nan a th Ya I5c Sisl Rope, sizes above IL tr al and
Fav lonc stsc do IL thread lOc.i DO, thread ana
tread lOc Tarred Ssal Lab Ysrn &c fne lAItei slsAt
do 70 he. Russ Hemp Tar "a Coniage, e. Aneeaa
DO. les fafol American LatD fafu Lei
a nd flue Tam, q AIncT1c< do, - y.
COTTON-T market Tie spot with trafe here az ara
easier, al me
c prces s-a owing the favorable result %
the Great goods at auction to-day There As az
absence business for The sales we're 30 bSS ~
which C6s bales consumption. aud - Dass fof
speculation The receipts al the ports N-rr 25lZ baeS
n.l.s yTJ4 bales last week, anG 337b bales t
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The Southern State bonds were quiet. The Lou
isana Consolidated 70 were firm at 66i2,
Hannibal and 81. Joseph, issue Of Missouri
Is, selling at 1Oili, and new Tenuessees
NJ 43la. In city bank stocks, MetTopo itan
l2JD sold at l02l2. Republic C54l at 79948 ana
American Exchange q - at 100. In railroad bonds
only moderate trade was driven; Chicago aud
Northwestern Consols were firm at O2l40lO2la,
Coupon Gold Consols a. 03osQ93l2, and 81. Paul
Sinking Funds at So Erie Seconds selling at 1925,
do. Thirls at l02asa i02l2. aud Ohio and b.ssis-
sppi Seconds al 7Ols Firsts Of Morris aud Essex
sold az llil4, Firsts of c., c. and |. at IS, and
Union Pacific Sinking Fund at 80, Lehigh aud
Wilkesbarr- Consos declining IS psr cent TO 9lss.
The Spring Mountain Coal Company has declared
a seml-annual dividend Of 4 per cent, payable on
and after June 10.
An advertisement in another column gives indica-
lion that we arc to have veritablo Mining Stock
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The closing quotations of foreign exchange are

The local money market was quiet and easy, being
well supplied with loauabie funds. Demand loans
were done at 3a2l9 per cent discount ruling at last
quoted rates. The United States Treasurer to-day
received $4,000 National bank notes for redemp-
ton. The customs receipts at Washington to-day
were 100000. The Internal Revenue receipts
footed mp 100000. The following is the Clear
ing-house statement: Currency exchanges. $G2.-
6IO.391; currency balances. S3,773,537 gold
changes, $3,32s.l93 gold balances $67j.l92
Government bonds were quiet but generally firm.
The Registered Is of SS sold at I'D; Coupon ditto
at l225s Coupon 5-29s OF 1865, new, at ll9ls aud
Registered 5-2Os of 1868 at 1925. here moth
ing If interest in the market. which closed as toll
lows:
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Exchange in this city at which live. dividend

Exchange In this city, at which i've dlyidrra
paying stocks may be bought and sold The mimi.
interests of the country have been If late prussros
and improving, while uther industrial enterpri.s.
have been dropping And if. as we understand I, M
tie case, the proposed enterprise is tn lie manaoed
by prominent and energetic men, interested in N.
development OF the mineral wealth Of the country
men who mean business, then the establishment a,
a new Mining Board will be accepted Us sometime
desirable; but If it liz to be managed after the msa
ner of the Mining Boards Of the past then the Lea.
we have of it the better.
The following shows the exports lexclnsive of ana
Gle, from the port of NewYork 10 foreign ports %,
the week ending May %, and since the beginniua
of tie wear.
.fS7f.,, oisz5.,o ..Is,8
For the week. f537B.1Si f6isJS1G ti22Gca
Previously reported ..l07 30isjS s., Jl5l6 9I.s2Ss
Total since jan SIP 6,0s3l s9J,gO33.2 s06es5 rs
Puce OF sold.......... 1923 li04 li2a
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Nem Publications.

DOBERTS BROS BOSTON BOOKS.
"HAPPY THOUGHT" TO BUDDLECOMBE AND
RACK Bg +. c. Buuand. with Illustrations Square
l6no Cloth. Price. 30 cents
funny vacation story book by the author OF the al
ways IOpular "EaTpy Thoughts"
TAE MOUNTAINS. \ co lection OF poems Square ltra
Cloth red edge. ir1ce. 81 8.
companion volume the very popular Sea and shore
poems $500,
BRAKES OLD LANDMARKS OF BOSTON. ORA KE's
OLD LANDMARKS OF MIDpI ESYGX. Beautifully Illus
traled and TN oIm I'm size and style. Price - each
The interest these books is confined tO the Locality
whc thcy describe home 10 the heart ~
American. They picture tie "NooSs and Cotuefs wtch
Include the earipst ateGtlis of Ame an 1ad pcndence
Sold by r.. l. DCTION d Co.. No. 1l3 BToadway ana by
oil booksellers.
NAMED postpaid 10y the publishers, - .
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os g9,s seller co days. los. seller 80 days
CLOSING PHILADELPHIA sroC
-

iehlEh Valley. 80 J0's
The British Consos were weak and lower to-day,
according to our cable adyices, aud United States
bonds were somewhat easier. the report that the
British Ministry had ordered the Mediterranean
feet to los strengthened. as though trouble IN the
East were expected. Erie steady at 12l4 for
Common. Preferred being quoted at 1921 There
was 10 quotation FOR money, but 1t was presumably
easy. the sum Of cl23,O0 bullion, going into the
Bank of England on balance to-day. In Paris. the
per cent Rentes opened at l05.45l2. from which
the price declined 20 1O522l2. exchange on London
being quoted at -. 23l for short sight The foreign
exchange market here was slow and Indifferent al
rates given below. The selling rates were on the
basis OF 81 IS to the for 60 days bills and 81 S9i2
Q$i s9sl for short sight. The gold market opened
steady at 1928 but when the decline in British
sals became known. the price advanced To 1929.
The outstanding short interest is large, evidenced
by the rates for cash gold, which we're fiat and one
per cent for borrow and per cent for carrying
The engagements oi specie for t0-morrows steamers
nj the close amount to $500 900. The export clear
ances Of domestic produce from this port for the
week ending tonight were TO the currency valuation
of $500 623. The Assistant Treasurer paid out
SOS, 900 ia coin interest on the pubic debt and
$50, 900 in redemption of called bonds The days
operations at the Gold Exchange Bank covered Gold
cleared $lG,4Ii000; gold balances, $572.5l2
currency balances, SGi6, The principal gold
quotations were:
1000 ..Il2A II 5o....uea l0o.....ll2a $50 ..-ll2S
lO3u....ll2t, I2Nn....il3 l3O LIS 5jO-.'''il-2
il.uu....li2as 1899 ...ll2E 900 ....li2es
n 4. -.
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GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT Iva oCLoOh
AND ii 10 O'clock 4. VI.
q + Ga Registered. 1881 d. coupon ID ~ ,,o,
l2.122 0,oO l.--.-.--ss.. Us
n c fs coupon 1881 L : $40 Registered 1868
N az 10000. ....lZZ's
9OOJ. -. z. l223s
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N,eu CIVILIZATIONS.


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Gedthers.

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Strct Good ord g's Mddlag looia
Iher- bales deycre contract; for future de-
line OF 80 4c. but subsequently, 10
was fancd owing satisfactory insult Of the large
ton sale Of G. goods TO-DAY. -
saes yesieray alter p m; yune 2SOo II 81 zoo zoo
ilsssC.; July. 1000, l2lIe; 20 lZSsc August l. 900.
lilac November. 200, t-'ssc; 100, lZSlsc. DeceEber
100 l25ioc; January, 900 1-sc 5OO. i2s. toia -
es First Cali-Juuc, 1870 IL september. sou, lc
october l2's.c. November TO- Decrmbsr. q
l2ssc February 1000 l2s-e. total 90 bales Second
Cui-Juy, 800. lla's.e peeeernoer. 100 r.; FsoIt
July 200 f2is4c.; September. So, i2s,sc. 800,
iS5s1c. october, 200. l2'sei total, i,ooJ bales
sales today up p. m.June, 1900. ll2s.c Co., lla3cj
800 iI'c: 100. il'l.ci 900, lisisge; Too lI'c 100
liz szo JLly 200 l2is 400 12c LOO l2 Sc 800 l2e+
100 Tislsac ~ he; 500. ilsssc 100. l2c Leo lIei
iG se 81 sjo EVS i6oo ia ~ ie 500 SS
90 Tlnee 20 i'ie l49 ;o Augsi oq 30 l;79s,
o 2ssc ce iEse 300 l2s;s 500 l2.loes 2oC 10 is Si
3ac.; o. l2isc; september BOO l2iste 400 2sci 800
Use. uo0 l-iisc 800, l2sse 2C@ i2ae october ~
LOO 3se 400 i2i,eo 200 so 400. iei.sI 90 !5ssse
December, 800, l2isc, 100. l2s. JaRusry. o. l5sd
Fe0rua. l0o i-Ss.e tosl 1850 bales grand o'A 4ieos
Al the close the market was weak The following sers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-24
Glusitll .5n5lrunclIs.

A LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, Square and
~ Uplrbt Ia RENT SELL chrap. sales on ey uolty
ulvmcrts. Call NJ. 81 JElliI>LLS, No B uhOnsIu'i"
$50. 100 FOm,hase) ------------
4 BRACTiGAMs Uprght and Square
N. PIANOS are second TO rore. ptiet- n%ria'- Sol
auuy on hand large .OItmrnt OF Secondhand fiain'
frtn host uatets New AID secondhand Pianos TO rent
WaTyrJous no. IS Union square --------
I IGUTE g. ERNST, old house IF Lightc "
Rradlnrr oHI their spleBii PIANDFD!tiES az ."~
prc ana on c,s monthly pa uents, at ~ East Iis AiSo
Stnitn's AMERICAN OMAN.
- ". HAi.L ~ to-,
-. 30. Is EAST ifTIi-sT.
Chickering'S Stenw VS. an otter ramos ann ofgatf -"
FOR cash, on instiiinrat- AMI i0r rent.
A GgEAT OFFER D ns Mil ' asr %"ai %
700 new and secon6-hsnd PIANOS q ORGANS Of
Grst i,s tn1ber-, rel f4ry WATERS 81 lower pr ccs
tan ever before offered. hew -;,ciave p.anos I;r
S,In ,c,rrnuIrj. Terms, $50 cufh $40 monthly
Iutu ,nij, New Octave stog Organs. cu boo.
cios ef. AID rfnal Warranted J cnsh dHn ~
r,,nt,y mill uaif Illustrated Gaf1ioHues rnl ca.
hGENfS WANTED. HORACE WAr-Es d SONS
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-24
GovERNMrNr SOAK DEPARTMENT. O'CLOCK.
SECOND BoARD-l O'Clock ?. NJ.

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