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nRTu GEpMAN LLNYD
nIn nnNLNInN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

~ sailing from Pier 81, North River. 80
POT Nerlolk city POINT and KiclnOud. TUESDAYS,
THURSDAYS. ana sA1U RDAlS. az , =. IN, conuc cgiihs
with Virginia aud Tennessee Air Linz Atlantic Coast Lane
Piedmont Air Line. Chclpoakc and ONO aIpa anu nltA
Conuanys steam lines 10 Interior points IN North carolina
and virginia -. .,.. - .r,.,..
Newheru Washington. v G. tvia Noffok every IC IL
DAY, THURSDAY. and SATI tDA ...-....
Ie1es Dei leaving Ncy.YorE MONDAY and THURS
DAYS ~ D. u connecting with Delaware and MARY land
railroads.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Through passage tickets arl bs ~ nc % an poins az
loweat rates Insurance Norfolk &C. per cent tT,lt
rec yea daily at Pier 81, n NoItl lhFer.
General oi.ces lg7 Greenwich. st., Ncw York
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oFFIcIAL RECORD or REL EsTATE TRANs


SEw-YORK CITY.
7thave 100 II Of 14t-st 466Xl7X irregular; 40 oo
BuIchaTd husband 10 Il O'lielly ;SZOooo
5Sh.st. 100 n Of 6thave. l6SXlOO6i DOu 40 ooo
and wife 10 W Dcmuth- <0'uVV
Den 81 to Ic : iIE Hove ~ u 1000
lOthave =, IA "A Il s OF 2fthst 24o4Af0i flshei
2,aVe No 5S5 I74X75: IisUer SchultZ..... 6,99j
Gayst u g. co. Il Of Wayerlyplace Irregular; II -,
l29Th 81 n 4 so II c OF 7th-ave, 25x99.1l; Geo De 900
Ioynss and VIM NJ Dean. f,OOO
Zd@Se + MsyeT W cOroi oo'ns $4,000
oIMas5ee eIeSntoT 7tS to to q Sage 10000
q Reed 10 / Wood = - -. Nominal
S'aaYe scbTeyer 70 q c Cy Inks u ao'i.o' 5000
SSth-st, $, 2S94 It c Of 1stave, l6Sx1oOS12i Nj 80
Tnorp ana wife to q { Reed lt0OV
Avenue C. 225 ft Of Chfst, 23X5OXl565x irTegn-
lar t23d WARD; Ill + 5 Wheeler aud husband 10 oooo
Clara Decker. o,oVo
'91s, yer aS =, VII wife y 70 Koeaiy 10000
Ays5s ESiy 70 IN II RSrshS ar 10000
4Oth.st g 1915 II OF 5thave 22.6x9s9; WIN ii
De wife TO VI j o Reilly NOllnal
2dave 500 ii : Of 9Sthst 5O5xlOO; ID B william oo
referee. TO NJ Dillon Z,ouV
lO6thst : 285 Il Of 3d-ave, 15xlOO.l1; Geo
Smith, referee, h NJ Boyd "."..:-.-.. 2L4OO
Gierbanics, and Traders BauS 1900
lOhciaLl j. u SAVAGE Deputy hegla'oi'
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GENERAL SEssoNs-PARr I.-HAcKETT, RecordernJ ames
McNalb Kelly aud Edward LeeneD DuIglay tonias
Lynch Hugh smith, rhos Jansey and Chas ~ hosan
Philip King, petit larceny: Lewis MENU anu
E.lnam Wright. feioniOus assault and battery Minnie
Kalienheizer and Others abduction John Paine violation OF
Election laws ~. s,,, oa
PART I.-SUTHERLASD, J-Louis Brown Peter smith ana
william burglary Edward Sheehy Lney f. Lawrence
Henry r. Lewis and Bridget Walsh, grand larceny; William
Sancn and Patrick HIGGINS receiving stolen GOODS james
A. Lane false pretenses; Timothy Sullivan peut larceny
Hattie Lyons, 0iSorderly house.
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Giin propertp 60 Eet.

EHLLY FURNISHED BROWN STONE
House, desirable location filed with profitable Odgers;
terms IN advance proprietor obliged 70 leave Guy
a-oees " a.. Tribune p-town Oitce, 1,2SS Broadway.
10 LET-Two very desirable FLOORS for
Nts 5sthsL
TWO FINE FLATS TOILET at 115 West
& Eeyenthet between Fifth and SiKthayes; price, &33;
one ior go month. tANI1OH.
lO LET-TwO of the largest and most
- elegantly finished suites In the caty ia the new
tgstnent house, corner Parkaye and 40tst facing
IO LET-One of the most desirable RESI-
in The city, In complete order and newly fur
location exeelent favorable ten
@A@ Aaarvss Box 2,s74, New.X0rk.
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BrookInn properin 20 Eet.

TTNO LET-3-stOry brick SCHO0L-HOUSE, No.
A l5S Remsen-st.; 3.st0ry brick DWELLING, liy WI
l0nghIy.st. GORDON l.. FORD. 81 Clarkst, brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1876-11-21

NEw-YoRK, Monday, Nov. 20, 1876.
The following auction sales were made at
the Exchange salesroom to-day:
By Hn. ReRnellu.
plot Of land on W G2dst of Broadway S6.6x am
1005xl44.6x116 i Barclay
By r. Y. Hdr1etL
four and basement brown stone house with lot,
ssS; purchase refused to give ms name 10000
w Wits NJ u otiia'' ~ y 42OO
Ia scott & Niger.
lots, SHAVE, sos # OF l23dst 5O6xlOO; 49, ooo
Bu r. H. Ludl0U d Go.
] three-story and basement brown stone house, with
io0S 80 Fl Fin Finn H.u. Il = $4,000
sboys sGIsr PSHSs anu sS6e S S1 Suyer ' 1890
] thTeestoTy brick tenement house, with lot NO l6O
io6 iot9sf T. y 8 ou anu 1920
BIZ Peter T. Meyer.
%ewbnrSb Td1' i-' !. 3725
BV Hugh NJ camp. ~ .
fisthpsIa h. ias ioxio0 &c PaTneil 1000
lots, West ls5ths, 100 IT W Of st NichOlasaNe 80
each 25&lO0 same buyer ouVo
New-York tribune., 1876-11-21

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.-THE
" GENERAL TRANsATlAN1lc tphPASNS MIL
CALLING at PLYMOUTH g. b. fof the landing OF passc'
se splendid vessels on this iayoutc route for Conncu.
cabins provided electric hcl viii from Pier so
Is. loot oi Barrow IT, Nortn ihye a. lYl3Wy r.
FRANCE. Tmseiio ~Alt tbAl Doe. 10 e. fn
i' PTICE or IASsNGF ~ COLD uncadine wner
CABIN. s72. uifo oaeu so. Retun tickets al fe
steersS SOC with .upor or scconodltor Including vnc
bedding and utensils without extra charrs steamers marked
thus (') DO not carry secrlre passengers.
'''' louis 6E BEEfAN. fr,nt SO. % Rroaivay.
DACIFIC MAIL AND PANAMA TRANSIT
STEAMSHIP LINER
For CALIFORNIA. JAPAN. CHINA. AUSTRALIA.
NEWZEALAND BRITIsH COLUMBIA, OREGON, DO,
rosAN r4sGiisc6 sl9i laS u. va. his 'ofsFANAMA
sie14usnlp ACAPuLC1 81 I tpAl y, DEC @n,e. n,
Prom sAN FRNNlI-Cn ioJArAN sli Ciu&A.
Steamship CITY OF TONIC. FRIDAY. Dec
From san frAnoisoo 10 Sandwich ISLANDS. Auiiiaua ani
steamship AUSTRALIA, wednesday, Dee.
Iosli1e sie,a. rr g. y. n, loot Of c-ilai-st.
ED So SIAk ~ n,,,b ShEAAaf A5 i5l SAD lH a,i appoeo
Tho following se4iucIs Appointed 10 AL ior Antwerp
NEDERLANsp D. swTzE;i.ASb g9 29
''''i'''''-' Fa;s OF Of PASSAGE IN Gurrehcy .,.
re. rIfhR .i" &fdm1 iS sons Com Gsa Hsq
JorfN McDoNALD. Batreiyp place n. Y.
CTATE LINE.-To Glasgow, Liverpool, Dub
- n, Belfast and LondondoIy These hrstciASS .nipo"'
Pier i2 Nolil Iiiyer-Fo Of Canal g., y. n. .,
STATE OF NLyADA- -.-.-....-..-...... = hundav Dec
STATE OF iNDihSA Hisay' DC, D 81 -
ca6D, 800 80 $40 acoordne 70 ac,ommoaaioa
tickots $50. s,eerage az lowest rates. Apply .
AL51lN BALnNlh & Coz Ag.u's: ~ i.foAd" way y; N y;
DahYs Per 700. on OIiAI a. ~ u
New-York tribune., 1876-11-21

rINO LEASE for TERN of fEARS-@,A PLOT
streets and situated block nom Chestnut 81 Depot
ennsvIvana Railroad Newark, Nj said plot Il very de-
manufacturing purposes upon when Duia,ngs
be for suncient te
OWNER VIII suitable buildings Address h H. M az
Mcc nic-gt. N j.
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Gonntrp propertn 90 Eet.

fEyO LET-Convenient suburban cottage and
grounds II rooms, gas, water heater near depot9 o.
vo great iines abundant trains aud low fares 40 minutes
10 yearly fare 500 lot laid OUT In garden shade
iruit berries &C Apply 10 OWNER lsoom = NO Nus
-
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MAIL STEAMERS.

NATIONAL LINE.-From Piers III and AZ,
IN North River. FOR LONDON. - a. .,,
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL -,
HELYETIAN -. II am tE 9u fhN & ips' y - "a ai 1
ITALY ...Dec. ?, D. IN. SPAiN-..'- Dec 10 D i. H.
passage, sos $50 or $50 currency IN, ,
Return tickets reduced rates SteefSge passage, T-o ~
renCy. --..-.-
Drafts issued from 81 upward ~ current prices
EHPFly ~ Wv NoIHI'N' ' w = HIfRST. MANAGER.
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HAMBURG American Packet Company, II s Line
A n FOR PLYMOUTH CHERBOURG and HAMBURG
IFSSING ...........NOv. % HERDER......--. Dec;
WIELAND..... Nov. 30 FRls1A....: :....-.: pee ~
Pote O IA Plymouth LONDON, bourg iamDug
and ali points in England. Scotland and Wales First CaD
gold SiO0 CABIN gold $50; Stceg currency @0V
KUNHARDT &. Co., & b. hICIAHD q bOAH:
General Agents General Passenger gents
e1 Pr1odet NcW. York. 81 Broadway, Ncw-fOrk
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Ocean Gienmers.

Cabin s75 N sla infeIfedate 80 steerage, s2s.
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, Gen. Agents, Philadelphia,
and AZ Broad-st, ~ y
IOTTN MCDONALD S BATTERY. place, n. Y.
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OREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.

N NEW.YORK TO BRISTOL tEnR.)-DIRECE
Taking goods and passengers for london Cardiff Newport
Gloucester, and all ports in Bristol Channel
sailing from Pier lo. East River -. - o.
ARRAGON, SYmons- s IltDA \; NY, %
Stimpcr. ~ ia
CABIN Passage S1O currency Excursion SlZO ihs, ,c
date $iJ StceTage $50 currency. Pfcpa slee
oF ~ 3 KoRGAN. Agent No 20 southst New.York
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Monday, Nov. 90 1876
The following auction sales were made at
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fine arts
Giludtions uanteo--5emales.

CO0K.-A competent English woman as cook
~ will assist with coarse washing; city country; bes
reference from employer 24S West 30ths between 7i
and Sthayes.
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The War AGAINST Disease.

The war wsged against di-'a e by Hos
letters Stomach Eitter, COO Dravely on.
Dispatch, : are constantly received rom
the cured indicating the d ciSlve nature
o! the adNant =, $ obtain, Il by Inc great
botanic cordial oyer It's 10 midIble adver-
sry. Malalial fever, con>;i, az on, tor.
pidity OF the LIVER ana kicneys. general
debility, nervouSno and rheumatic all
mentS invariably yield 10 this conqueror
and preventive of disease. For the mfr
mites incident 10 the dec ne OF life 1t is
also an excellent specific. II hastens cor.
valeScencc and rep, irS The raVas' of Ill
healtl by facilitating the conversion Of
lood INFO blood OF a rich and nourishing
quality. he appetite is improved by IL,
and in cas-, $ OF nervous disease IL tranquil
iz.S that grcIt seu,Orium, the brain, lar
more etfectuaIIy than any mineral soda
tive
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-08

A MAIN street youth f cling called
upon to sereDade his dear gszelle, he Dor
rowed An acordeon and, alter getting so
that he could squeeze few dolelul noises
out of it, he posted himself
under her window one night and
began plaintively bowling, "Oh whis.
per what thou feelestw She poked
her head out of the window at the
third line and said, "Oh, it's you, is it?
l thought it was cats, And You want
me to whisper what l feelest, eh? Well
I feelest tired, that's what. Been work.
idg hard running sewing machine all
dav. Get me light running machine.
and then III know you mean business u
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-08
NErGaBORHO0D NEWS.
BELLAIRE.


The Democratic ratification meeting
of the nomination OF Tilden and Hen.
bricks, at City Hall. night before last,
was one of the largest ratification meet
ings ever he'd in this city. City Hall
was crowded to sutfocation, and great
many were unable 10 get in at all. The
meeting organized by electing d. w.
Leet Chairman and DR.. McMasters and
John R. Cow of the Leader Secretaries.
Mr.. Leet thanked the meeting for the
honor conferred upon HIM in few ap-
propriate remarks, at the conclusion OF
which he ssid that the people OF this
country had been camped in wilder
ness of thievery and corruption for
near eight long years, but thanked
God that the st. Louis Convention, in
nominating Governor Samuel j. Tilden
and Governor Thomas A. Hendricks, had
given the people pillar of fire by night
and pillar OF cloud by day to lead them
out OF this wilderness, and that in NOvem-
Der next they will take up the line of
march and follow them to the promised
land of reform aud good government.
Hon. George u. Davenport, OF Wheel
Ing, w. Va, was Then introduced, and
made one of his usual sound, logical and
entertaining speeches, which was listened
to with msrk"d attention and highly ap,
preclatpd. Mr.. John o. Pendle-
ton then followed in a telling
speech, in which he arraigoed
he leaders of the Republican party
for their thievery and corruption, in u
most scatbing manner. Colonel w. w.
Arnett then followed in his pleasant and
ms Sterly manner with speech bristliug
all over with points. The speakers were
frequently interrupted by cheering and
prolonged applause. The whole stftir
was q decided success and gives good
evidence that there will be an enthusiast
tic campaign on the part OF the Demo-
cracy. They are now going forwsrd with
bright hopes of success, and will make
things lively fer Grantism in this county
this fall. The Wallace cornet band fur.
nish' d soul-stirring music for the occa-
sion, and they can do it it any band can
The Democrats of Bellaire will hold
q meeting in City Hall this evening for
the purpose Of organizing Tilden and
HENDRICKS club. Let there be full
turn out. Now is the time to organize
and work.
The Clipper Base Ball Club of this
city will STAT out next week for fifty
days tramp. We wish them good luck.
The Indrpe"dont here thinks that
now is good time for the 'i"rent
Republic ms 10 sma h the ring"
BELLAIKE now has the best gas in the
State.
ALL who could obtain RsGIsTER
yesterday morning, sent them away 10
friends abroad IN order that they might
see how the Fourth was ob:e we'd in luis
section.
HARD time have come knock ng at
the do us OF Thousands of homo IN th's
county, on account OF Republican cor
ruption and misms lagement AMI yet
they ssk The very men whom they have
begga"ed u t. Ist tr I'm with the sffa!rs
of The government for sNother term. But
those men who have trl /. them so oIten
and have been docelv. 1, now say 10 that
party, with 'ms t fearldl emphasis, set
your house IN ord"r, for in November you
die.
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RIVER NEWS.

The marks at the landing last evening
indicated 6 feet 5 inches in the channel
and rising.
The j. N. Camden passed up y ter.
day.
The repairs on the Iron Valley, now
on the dry docks, are about completed.
The Ieatherington deps ted for below
yesterday.
The sam Brown, with barge, passed
up yesterday.
The Hudson arrived from Cincinnati
at noon yesterday.
The Science departed for Parkcrsburg
yesterday. !
The Mallie Rsgon leav,-- for Psrkers-
burgh tt -day.
The salt Valley is due this morning.
LOUISVILLE. July 6.-Weather warm
and clear. Depart Pawn. Anderson.
River rising f. with feet three inches
in the canal
CAIRo, July 7.-Arrivei-Genevivo,
St. Louis. River 8 feet 5 inch. aud
rising. Weather clear; mercury 81 d"
gre.
MEMPHIS, July River rose 2 inches;
stands Il feet Inchfs. Weatber clear;
mercury 95o. Arrived-Ella, Arksnsss
river. Departed-Heiena VIcksbVrg;
Capital City, 81. Louis; Robert Mitchell
ana Parker, Cincinnati; Cherok' ., New
Orleans.
T.LoUIs, July 7.-ArrNed-Rob Boy,
Keokuk; Mime ots 81 Paul, City OF
Vicksburg,- yicksburg. Depsrtr -
Rdoades, Cincinnati; Rob Roy, Keok ak.
The river rcse smother foot up 80 n. IN
to-day, since when it declined slightly.
1t is intensely hot the mercury re: ching
SO degree in the shsde this q. gerno0n.
EvAssvnLF Ju'y Port 'is'-
Idlewild, Cairo; ]. H. Bisley and tow
passed up; Gls ;gow, Cincinnati; Silver
thorn, Nashville; Bs-nUd and bsrgrs,
Pittsburgh; Dick -Jobn "a, CsTnsii N.
Weather clear sud, hot; mercury ,.om
70 to 80 degrees. Bsin~s good "a +
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To the Public.

AT Il meeting oi tue undersigned Livery
men OF the ciJy "a Nnc"IIh heiu tniN
day, the follow ing resolutions were unan' =
mOuSlv adOuiPd:
Filst-B it Rcsoircd, That on and nj er
the Isl day OfJulN, lo,", We do DuSIneS- Ioi
cash. and cn>h DH'y.
Secnn - tie Il ResOlred. That II uniform
system of pr c. a-.reed upon.
ThIrd-Be IL Rcsoircd. Ha' the procc IL
ings OF This meeting ~ pubI's'icd Tor one
week IN all the daily newspapers pub-
lish Il IN ne city of Vince ne, aud that
card vii ! This m"ciiug thereon 4 EoS!"d
ia n conspicuous place in th" Ollie" o.
each stable.
Fourth-Ee Il Re'oired That the to.l0w-
ing scale OF prices DC agreed upon:
FUNhRALS.
Greenwood anu New 'athoiic cemctriua,
Hacks s. 90; fore aud Bu"Gy -.
Mt Wood cemetery, Hacks 81 M: Horse
and Buggy Z 90.
Red Mems cemetery, Hacksa w; Horse
Ujd tdhoi G cemetery Hacks 81 ~; Horse
auG Buggy q
Peninsula. cemetery, Hacks 81 ~; Horse
ana Busy : Gu
C,idwe / = ..un cemetery Hacks 81 ~:
horse and 6uggy ".
McMtc cas- cemetery, FaCKS " W
Horse and EIgs" ~.
Nee aud's cemetery. HacKss u IN; Horse
aad Bulgy 10.
Martin, EerIy cemetery, Hacks s5 W;
HoIse aud . uegy J ~.
stone church &c celery. Hacks ~ OJ;
HolSr 80 Buggy 40.
10 AZ cemetery, Hack>S ~; Horse
BarroucheS to funera.s, with or without
driver. Will ne ciassed he same ~ Hacks
IA prlCe.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-08

PERsoNAL.-Miss Adams, of Wheel.
ing, !. visiting friends here.-CharleSton
Courier.
The death OF Col. e. Oglebay, OF
Wheeling, which occurred last Friday,
is consider public calamity by the
citizens of Wheeling. He was man Of
indomit sble energy,and Wheeliug's pros
perity Is largely due to his management;
Since 1874 he has been in intimate bust.
ness relations with the merchants of this
section of the State, and his death will be
surprise and shock to them.-JeterSo-
MAN.
Pate Snyder, the we .KnoW oars
man OF Steubenvlle, was IN the city yes,
terdey, his object being to get up boat
race if possible He return"i home last
evening on the Abner O'Neil, railing to
accomplish his object.
Steve Sprague, the popular conductor
on the b. s. o. X. r, died yesterday, at
Cumberland, Md of heart disease. The
travelling public will feel his loss.
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MARTIN, the Rostaurateur, continues
to astoniSh his patrons with choice dishes.
The oysters received by express are mum.
Der one, and pr">ented to the palate in
such inviting ways That the miserable
mortals who have no appetltes, have only
to look upon them TO arouse craving
that would do justice to a chap who bad
a tape worm coiled away in his bowels, a
mile long.
By the way, Martin also has fine
photograph of his establishment, on the
window, taken on the Fourth while his
rooms were SO handsomely decorated.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-08

JUSTICE KAMMER-Pstrick Coppin-
ger, who was before Justice Hammer,
Thursday, on charge of using abusive
language, on complaint of Patrick O'Seil'
in turn swore cut q warrant for said
ONeil, charging him with abusing his
son and daughter. ONeIl was put under
bonds 10 keep the peace.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-08

First Presbyterian Church.
Centennial Sery ices-FOurth Street
NJ, &. Church
For Sale BUGGY,
The War Against Disease Loca
Page.
Letter List.
Dividend-German Insurance Com
pany
Grand Concert-Delmonico Garden.
Fruit Jars-J. FriCdel l. Co.
English Lutheran Church.
Coral-Turner j. Dillon.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-08

BIRTHDAY PARTY.-Henry Stamm,
the popular proprietor OF the Stsmn
House, celebrated the 4Sth anniversary OF
his birthday on yesterday. Last evening
large number OF his friends aud rela.
tives gsther,d at bis residence for the
purpose of paying hun their respects.
The evening was spent pleasantly, the
party adjourning at late hour, wishing
Henry long life aud prosperity. krsmer's
band serenaded him during the evening,
and upon being invited IN entertained
the company for a while with some of
their delightful music.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-08

The Church OF he INN culGte Con-
ception h new glH,s set in he W Ndcw
irsme' Yesterday. They were pr ent d
to the church by The following named
gentlemen: Bernsrd F cher, Father
Schltr".'her, Bishop Kane, J"seph HID
niger, Mrs. b. q" :hw"ndsner, friedrich
Nolte, Ellen Nh ply, J'>eph Hdcb,
Ern, t Bentield snd Ch"rlr. Doeppn"r
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-08

The SIXTEENTH STREET LUTHERAN
CHURCH.-This neat building, it will be
seen from our advertising columns, is to
be r, opened tomorrow with special SER
vices appropriate to such an occasion,
The entire internal arrangements OF the
Church and Sunday school department
have been changed so that nearly one
huHdred more persons can b. seated.
Rev. w. M. Baum d. d, of the Broad
Street Lutheran Church, Philadelphia,
breaches the opening sermon tomorrow
morning on the theme, The Gospel Of
Christ the power of God to Salvation
and Rev. S. l.. Albert, d. D., Of Trinity
Lutheran Church, Germantown, Pa, in
the evening discourse on What are the
Rewards of Faithful Sunday School
Teacher" The afternoon win be given
up TO the Sunday school.
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THE COURTs.
SUPREME CoUsT-Jsdges Moore, Green
and EdnsisLon.

SUPREME CoURr-Jsdges Moore, Green
and EdmisLon
Court met at the usual hour, yesterday
and the following business was trans.
acted: ~..
In the case of John A. Genen vs..
Josiah Ingersoll, writ of supersedeas
was allowed, appellant giving bond with
security on the sum of $500 .. -
In the case Of Camden Va. Raymond,
Judge Maxwell furnished his argument
commenced Thursday, and Gen. Cot ap
peared for appellant. The argument
will be closed by Mr. Marshall.
The cases from the first circuit which
were continued yesterday will probably
be called again next week, the Court
having indicated its willingness 70 take
them up.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-08

REST FOR THE WEARY.-The follow.
Ing communications we're handed to US
yesterday. The move is a good one, and
deserves the hearty com nendation oil the
public. 1t will also give few hours
rest TO the bard-~ ork"d clerks.
We, the undersigned Dry Goo Is
merchants OF Wheeling, ayr TO close
our places of business at s o'clock P. NJ
Saturday evenings except ~, COM
mencing on Monday, July 10 h, until
September 10Th, 1876.
[Slgn' L. c. T. Bruce, A. d. Sea-
mon, Geo. 4. Taylor IL c., j. s. Rhodes
u Co, Ems heimer Bros, ID. w, Hsllisy,
Stone & Thomas, !. Blum & Bro, E.
Larkin, H. Jacobs.
We, the undersigned Dry Goods Mer
chants of Centre Wheeling, agree 10
close our place of business at 7 o'clock P.
NJ, Saturday evenings excepted). com.
mencing on Monday, July l0.h, until Sep
TENDER 18th, 1876
LSignedl S. Levi, Sitter Il Roth, j.
W. Ferrel, John Roemer, Henry Re.
'ner.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-08

A SORT of second industrial and
trades procession paraded the streets in
line yesterday evening In the shape of
about one hundred small boys, With ban.
ners, shoyels, picks and other indications
oil an advanced state Of enlightenment
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-08

Boat RACE o. Forney aud Chss.
Adams, the latter the winner IN the race
Wednesday, between aud 6 o'clock,
had trial OF skill at the oais yesterday,
for purse OF S25. The course was from
the T. A. Britt boat house TO the point OF
the Island, and return. Forney won by
about five Lengths. Working boats were
used
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-08

INsTALLATIoNs.-The following off,
GERS have BEN Installed by Germania
Lodge No. 4, A. o. u. w.: r. NV,
William Schocksy; M. W., Jacob Nunge;
G. f., F. Joseph Kramer, O., F. Nolte;
Recorder, Henry Williams; Finau.
cier, Oscar Ssndroch; Receiver, c.
Shsmbra; Guide Peter Skunk; L. w.,
A. Stocker; U. w., L. Hennemsn. The
installation exercises were conducted by
Grand Deputy John Haberfeld, Of this
city, and Postmaster 4. Meise, of Schil.
Ter Lodge No. 46, Pittsburgh.
At regular M citing OF Pamela Lodge
No. IL, l. o. o F., held !. 1t evening,
the following brethren were installed
into the respective offices by P. G. Francis
A. Britt, acting as G. NJ: William T..
link, N. g.; r. S. Agner, V. g.; H.
Britt, Treasurer, and NJ. Harkins, Sec.
retary
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-08

TIE degree of MISTER of Arts was
conferred on Joseph 7. Noble. teacher Of
Bellaire High School. 81 the n cent COM
mencement of Washington aud Jefferson
College.
The above was copied BY the Standard,
rs an item Of news from the St. Glars
vile Chronicle. disappeared IN the REG
isters report of the Commencement ex-
crcises las, week. How indolent some
people are.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-08

KILLED.-A boy named Wllkey was
kill in Barnrsville on the evening OF
the 9Th inst. A Mr.. Rodgers was load
ing and firing piece of gas pip,
which exploded and killed the boy in-
stantly, injuring Rogers more or less
severely.