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The New York herald., 1876-10-17
CLOSING rRIcgs-3 p NJ
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.

ADVANCE DECLINE.
The following arcthe changes closing prices CON-
pared with those of saturday.
ApvAScE.-Atantic and Pacific Telegraph, u; Bur
iington aud Quincy, J; ; Delaware aud Lackawanna
"a; Delaware ana Hudson, 81 Erie, hs; Illinois Cen
a ia Lake ssGrs Sn,r G ana dcnsan Central Nus
IL; Northwest, x preferred u New York and New
Haven, i; ohio and Mississippi, X Rock Island 4;
DncIIsk-Cni,cd States Express, i. Adams (;
Wabash, -; Pacific Mai, n Hannibal ana ST. Joseph
preferred, a; Chicago and Alton common "a New
York Central, a.
The rest OF tho market was stationary.
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money closed easy at 4 per cent call The fol-
lowing wcro the rates of exchange New York al the
andermenloned cities to-day :--savannah-scllng
par; buying q discount Charleston-Easy; !. dis
souus 10 par. Cincinnati NJ odcrate demand; 100
aiscount New Orlcans--Commorcia, 7-16; bank
X. ST. Lou,s--I2o to 18o discount. chicsgo-so dis.
count Sterling exchange was quiet and steady
Prime asking rates 81 aud IS selling rates ssss
A4s3h and ASS. Rcichmarks, e4ss a e4s and e5k a
p5,s, less u. Cables. e5i8 sS5s. Prime Paris
$40 and 5l7S.
Gold opened and closed at lOsi4, with sales in the
interim at 1ogik. Loans made fiat, and at u,
and per cent for carrying
OPERATIONS or EXCHANGE
Gold balances sio5o sVo
Currency balances. ......... loi56sS
Gross clearanccs....-...... .. 26.ss6,0 600
EousE STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges. s75, ,643, SOS
Currency balances. 3,12c, 0s3
Gold exchanges IL 034, 1S9
Gold balances. .................,....... 140s,756
GovERSNEST BONDS.
Government bonds closed strong this afternoon, and
IN active demand prevailed. Tho following we're the
latest States currency skies 124
1885, do do 1881, registered l1Gta 1l6A; do do, DO,
coupon 11sss 1l9; do. do, 1866, registered i09i4a
look; do do, do, new, registered, li2h u2,1; DO.
The New York herald., 1876-10-17

FINANCIAL.
A REASONABLE RATES. s.~M0NEY on LIFE AID
N Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and osher
securities insurance OF all kinds effected with
paniea J. J. HABRICH Co. ti0 broadway.
A JOHN l.. BAILEY, IA BROADwAY.-FIRsT
IA .class stock Exchange Prvileges quotations OF srad
des single privercs also explanatory pamphlets mailed
70 any address, correspondents in principal cities In United
states.
A --cINCINNATI, RICHMOND AND FORT WAYNE
"A per cent first mortgage guaranteed $4,000 for sale
by EDWARD G. FOX 4 CO.. 30 Broad 81
A DAM b. REID.
N Expert and Accountant.
372 Pearl st.. Post offce box 2.643.
A PARTY GOING TO THE FAR WEST WOULD PUR-
hchase for cash, II sufficient nducement offered
stock OF Merchandise table for that market Address
with full particulars. A. j.. Herald Uptown Office.
A REWARD OF 5000 WILL BIZ GIVEN TO ANY
IN showing privilege issued through that has
repudiatod We make Investments In stocks stock
PRIVILEGES furnish quotations OF the Orders re-
ceived by mail and telegraph
JOHN HICKLINo a co.
Bankers end Brokers, u broadway. New York.
The New York herald., 1876-10-17

A n ACTIVE SINGLE NAN HAS 500 TO INVEST IN
n small growing retail business would loan y q
his employer and accept situations gents or ladies' FUR
nshn variety understood and preferred Address
BUSINESS, box 1913 Herald Office
The New York herald., 1876-10-17
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
FINANCIAL.

PROVIDENCE X l., Oct 49, 1876.
Printing cloths continue dull with scarcely
enough 80 establish quotations.
The New York herald., 1876-10-17

4 FAIR SALARY WILL BE PAID BY REsPON
~ sibe Office reliable young lS 20 II, who car
loan 600 secured by real Address L. A. w. boz
200 Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1876-10-17

CRend tho EVENING TELEGRAM. All the news fo
Advertising 20 per line. Circulation 4Oo0
The New York herald., 1876-10-17

A PARTNER RETIRING FROM ESTABLISHED CASH
business will sell his Half Interest: net profits $2ou
monthly; capital required 81 200; part cash.
' MALONE. 5 Dey Il.
The New York herald., 1876-10-17

llRead the EVENING TELEGRAM. All the for
cents Advertising 20 cents per line Circulation 10000
The New York herald., 1876-10-17

4 PARTNER RETIRING FROM BUSINESS IS DE
Arous sell tho Interest goods stapl. capital requred
E.k Il.
The New York herald., 1876-10-17

A N ENTERPRISING AND SUCCESSFUL PUBLISH
~ ing house. popular list would like an intelligent
active partner SIS in the Office Apply GRIGGS
CARLETON, 20 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1876-10-17

$6Oc0 Tenn san series
5000 Chi 4 Alt lst..
400 Alb 4 Sus ID.
1000 \ J Cen conv.
1000 NJ 4 4 P1st. &c
2 60 do. ............
70O1 Chi a y W con-.
1000 Long Dock bs.
2fV A : j Sia. con
1900 Buff 4 Erie n b..
5tsNiihr lst rs, c. 4.
1000 I'm Pac sf......
1000 Pac OF Mo ist 4.
1000 pac Of Mo ID. 80,
1000 G < T. con S f..
220DS Pac bds Of Mo
1000 q. G 4 | G LIST :,
5000 Ohio 4 NJ I'd be
2oDO & VI con $ f.bc
1000 Mich South 81
3 shs Continental Bk
30 Hanover Bank. !.
40 10 4 ii Can. :. b c. $40
The New York herald., 1876-10-17

| (SAPITAL wANTED-BUsINEss, BURNING PETR0
Oeum fuel: half interest for tho United State
for capt. business Address w. W. Herald o1ce
The New York herald., 1876-10-17

A PARTNER WANTED IN AN OLD ESTABLISHED
Abusness: a good income guaranteed; only $iuU 70
Aarlu nd i BIti(fS. no Fulton
The New York herald., 1876-10-17

AAERCHANTS MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERe
lnaving surplus lot Of goods which they wish to sell
for cash. commission TO responsible party
having first class address ID. Co. jersey City
The New York herald., 1876-10-17

A PARTNER wANTED-wfTH $500; CASH MANU-
Afacturug business: splendid opportunity. Call at
Park row, room 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-25

der 3eit uor5ufibren, mas bsnn aud &C.
idab. Ger gsri9t bss 0ablausi9uies
ibsr ben eonteitirten Sit in alabama, Der
9arsIion einitimmis ais gum Sit bers9:
tist ertldrt, wurbe anseaommen. s. s
Ginlap pom 5loriba, wurbe sum Sit im9auie
bere@tist ertldrt. Goniularspsde, @smdB
elmer Gsiolution, wurbe Der Iusi@uB fir
aussaben bes Observation-Disclosures ans
sewieisn, bic sesen Setretdr gritOw err
bobensn gsiduloisunssn in geSus auf bic
6reisebuns Der im Sum- 1859 in Nilwaus
fee, pesen Serlesuns Der 3Ollseisss cOnfis;
c.rten 8arts vWarp Meritt" gu unteri us
den. Gs puroe Elm Sei6IuB paiiirt, baB
peniionirte Sffsisre aIs Snbianerasentsn
anseitsllt wsroen tonnen. IS pur6e fer:
nsr cine Sorlase senebmist, OaB ieoer Sn:
bianer, uel9sr Dor benz isinsr Neieruation
ain nd9iten bsfnoli6e @sri9tsbofe CUR Sc:
nase benefit. bag er befdbist ~isiieine eisenen
anselsssnbeitsn gu lsitsn, bic @ewobnbei:
ten Der Civilization ansenOmmsn Ii. Mint
beitsns finf Sabre lang ii9 islbjt unb ieine
6amilie ieIbititdnois erndbrt bat, gum Sir:
ger Der Ser. Staaten anssnOmmen, bess
baIb aber ieineu antbsiI an benz Gissns
tbum bss Stammes ni9t perlisrsn iou.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-25
Ausrdmoi(6e 2smnof&au.

Sn OemtI planb, mas man ba in
ben sebtimen S9miebewertitdtten Bis
rnard'i4er Staats ueisbeit eissntli6 trsibt
unb uorbat, bas Idbt fi4 nur aus sswiKsn
sln3ei9er erratbsn. gorsrit wirb bic ar.
tiuerie beoeutsnb ueritdrtt, natirli4, UNI
ben ~ewisen eurOpdiiden 5rieOsn" better
idisen unb i4trmen gu tSnnen. Oabsi
t0nnte auerOies Iei9t Ri@ts i3Iedter wess
tommen, ais beiaster 6riebe ieIbf. Go
bann 1T MoItte auf Reiien; unS RoItts's
Reiien. babsn niemals nod Srieben bebeus
tst. Sa bic friebIi@en @auen bes araurs
bIau iiberuOIften StaIien sos IS i'm bies:
mai bin. Die Diplomatic IdBt ben Saupts
i9la9tenfibrer aus 9siunbbsitsridiidtsn
na9 Siben ;ieben. Die Diplomatic 1T
absr bOppelSansis, unb msinen anbers,-
- Woltte iei mad &Om sssanssn,
I'M an Ort unb Stsls einmaI RunS:
i9au 81 baItsn, wel@e miIitdrii9e
9lIfe man sesebenen Gaues Don benz gus
ienireunbs erwarten tonne. 8sr ii9 aufs
Reimen uerfebt, mag i@ oaruus einen
Rsim MAIDEN; auf 5risbsn wirb er nidt
paTen. Sm llsbriseu wirb bic innere Gage
Oeuti@lanbs nit iebem Gage truuriser.
Die Giienbabnfrase, weI9e YreaBeu burd
ben nd@iten &ei@stas bur@peiti3eu MIL,
i@ittet Del in bic 5Iammsn bss GuIturs
sampfes, ben mon a~lentbaIben iatt bat.
Selbit Baben III mibe. Na9 Sru. pom
Rossenba9 1T in 8absu Aass 70 iauI,
baB tein NaseI mebr bdIt. IS beitebt in
ben bOberen 8reiien cine snti9isSene Nbs
neisuns, bas aussetrstsne @elsiie Sss &irs
@enitreites meter ;u wanbeln, ia, Der 9aus
besbsrr iol BEN ~GuIturtampf" iberiatt
baben.
ueber Odnemart lit Elm ,iemli9
i9arfer Serfaiunsstampf bereinsebrO@em.
Die rbauernfreunbIi9e" Mebrbsit bes SoIs
lettings Qlnterbauies) bate bic SOrlase
russen Der Sefeitisuns &Openbasens absss
lebnt unb sum S9luhe iOsar cine SOroes
ruus Don 375, 900 1bIr. sur ani@aifuus
neusr Ranonsn uerweisert. Oafir pers
usiserte bann bic 8esieruns bic uerIanste
9sbaltsauibeFsuuns Der SOltsi&uasbrer.
ueI5e Bel Der Bausrupartsi bas lsitsnbs
unb i4irenbe Clement bilbeu. gIs baruui
Der Don Der 8esieruns uOrseIests 3uias
gum Bsbrseiss tros Der bei&IO0snen ab:
dnberunsen i'm Gimme Der einten AUDI TN
@au;sn nit StimmsnsIei@beit absslebnt
wurbs, loite Der SOnis bas Soliciting auf.
Sn benz betreienben GrlaB bsiBt IS, SaB
Der S6nis ss fur unsuldiiis era4te, bic gr:
s~rsiiuns Der orSsntlideH @ertbsibisuusSs
maBrsseln MIR pesbaIb nod LANCER bins
aussui9isbsn, neil cine Ssritanbisuns Swis
i9en Stssisnns uno 6OItstbius nidt babe
er,ielt ws,bsu fOnnen.
Sn eimertd, SrIanS, witbete am
II. b. W. Elm StraBemtampf, peI6er bas
bur9 srtftanb, baB bic parlamentsmitSlies
Der Butt unb S'Sbausneiiep ~anseseist
battsn, baB is cine otsoe an bas Bolt 81
balten beabiidtisten unS guar am 6uBe tes
S'gcnneQs, Wpmumsntes. gs formirte
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-25

Der aufstfri9t, unb weun er aIes bas
bur9 cine STentIi@e" l1uteriuduns %enttrdf'
ten MID, 70 unuB Ct f@ tummeln. llebri:
gems seben bic Greunbe Blaine's feline San:
bibatur fur u~erIoren unS brinsen in i'm gu
rettsn. mas gu retten 1T. Sbrer Meinune
mad liest es nod in BIaine's Radt, wenn
er iett aIs 8ewerber UNI bic republitanii4.
Noutnation ,uriidtritt, ben erfolsrei@er
ganbibaten gu betimmen, unb 70 ruirbe
Ct I'M Sale zines reppblitanii9en Sieses
auf bic nd4ite Administration eineu faii
unbesrdn3ten GinftuB ausiben, unb ieinen
Ylat i'm Cabinet udblen tonnen.
Sic @ranb Surp bat gabend,
Darlington, 8bitelp, Benton, Miles,
Nettleibip unb Someruile ,uessn 8etbsili.
suns all benz Ginbru9 in bas Bureau bss
8e;irtsanualts in ben NntIassitano per:
iest. 8erbaftsbefebIe iinb sesen sl1e, nit
Nusnabn,e Babcod's, ~ausseitelt worbsn.
9esterer ite0te ii@ aus freien Stiden ben
9eb0rbsn unb wuroe sesen $40, 900 Sirs:
i9aft, bic Der gr: 9ouuerneur shepherd
fur i'm l~eiitete, wieSer entlaHen. Oab bic
l1eberfibruns 8abeod's unb Sarrinston's
nur bur@ bas SeusniB ibrer 8srtseuse mss:
lid 1T, 70 werbsn bic antlasen sesen ibre
Mitidulbisen jweifeIsobne uieberssidlas
gen uerben unter Der 8ebinsuns, bas biss
ielben sesen Sene ais 3eusen auftreteu.
8etanntIi9 baben beiSe Sduisr bes
gOnsre1es einen @eiesantras ansenoms
men, Der ben @ebaIt bss Brdfbenten auf
feline fribere 9Sbe $25 900 per Sabr re-
bu;iren iou. Oieie Bill bat Grant nit
ieinem Seto beIest unb uns bintt gan, nit
Redt. Der iesise @ebaIt $4,000 per
Sabr 1T ni&t gu uieI fir eineu Yra1oenten.
Die nit benz Nmte pertnhpften auslasen,
fnb 70 sroB, baB IS teinen Weri9wer6sr
nimmt, UNI pom $50, 600 am Gnbe besSab.
res penis ibris su baben. SeRer ii's benz
PrdRbeuten Der RepubIit elm a~nitdnbises
@ebaIt au seben, oils i'm gu awinsen. iein
glnt 3u p%erunebren.
Sn Gbieaso 1T cine unbIutise 8es
pollution aussebro@en. Der pom Der TO-
%senannten 0oltspartei Dor 3wei Sabren &C.
wdbIte Mapor bat, mad iansit absesebener
seri@tli@er gnti@eibuns, nod Elm Sabr ~
funsireu. Die bortisen Burger molten
bas aber ni@t auIaifen. Die Steueru ieien
unertrdsli@ bod unb basu uneintreibbar.
Daber cine i@leunise aenSsruns brinseub
n~otbwenbis. !3usd@ft 1T benu elm gomite
au inn sesansen unb bat i'm sur &efsna'
ton aufseforbert. AIein anitatt ,u refss
nireu. bat Der 9err bic rabseianbten" e.
iu&t, inn bod sefdaist lire SteuerssttsI
3u seisen. seun wolsn bic grbittertsn,
wie es beibt, cine neue NayOrspab abbal:
ten unb ibr aItes Iesales Stabtoberbaupt
sewaItfam lber bic Genee iessu. @ie q
i&eint, tebrt f@ Mapor Goluin ,uenis nm
bas @ei@rei.
Das 9o@waffer I'M Miifiiippi
nimmt einen sefabr6robenbeu Gburaeter
fir bic 8euobner Der Miebsrunssn an, anb
pom alien Seiten laufen 8eri9te aber bic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-25

Vile ans.issn ienO. mon ipdtea.ui
2doutas 2forseu .in.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-25

artasen far Stento. ssttetsa. 0ikdsssft s, aIs 30
Setss s1 fats. Sis&s vaptter, Rassa tias a~psaasuS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-25

3eb Ar6sttsn aGsr Art prsust uns stsis
dussehi6rt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-25
9reise Diet Suzsissa.

grsiss asr Suzsisea.
Ssssa 3sa su esatst per Sabr
ewfaastt""-..""---.-4t00e
n3 -~.-..-..S a9s
Socaf- Notiieu.
ta.u 5 9dIn sstsia prs@ MD snseusmmtu. 20
9 Belle Srsssu ssu susz Rsun sss 4. RaI 10 Ssus
bic SS&asu WaIss 5 guts.
5..atst sas zsssaasdsn NIT eVras $50 Sen
a~asudrast ansssu masea ssrssssstaan su4sA
dr,dssn far rtents. qstterisu, 0ikdsstsfs ss, aIs IA,
Setss su fa.s. Sis&s iapttr, Rasts tsas apssasus.
Vile an5.issn ienO. man ipdtsHsui
2aontas 2aorseu Elm.
Ssb Ar6sttsu aar Art prsuyt uus stsas
%aussefi6rt.
Offiss Der Gazette
70. 442 NainfraBe, ,uiifeu 4. n. s.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-25

aas~drass assssu masea ssrsssss4sa ssrseA
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-28

Witt Talmage. His preaching 10 TO the
religious world what our modern variety
show is to the theatrical world He has
An everlasting fow of language and is
continually bringing out old ideas in Few
verbiage, and his audience look upon
them and admire them the same Is they
would look upon and admire old clog
dancers with their belts of sham diamonds
and glittering breeches. de uses no writ
ten sermon, or notes of any kind, but
takes everything of-hand, and shoots on
the wing, a. it we're. He fddles by ear"
and rides without q saddle. he has in
tervsls of brilliant lunacy The conse-
quencs ID, he draws peculiar audience,
made up Of that class of minds who do not
wish to bother their heads following .
logical argument to its logical result
their name is isgion. Last evening his
audience numbered about 4, 900 and they
listened to him with almost breathless at
tention. 1t is to be hoped that his
preaching will help many to lead better
lives.
In the circle in which 1 pass, politics
are very quiet. What few Republican
friends I have are very we'll satisfied
with Hayes and Wheeler If the DEM
ocrats at St. Louis dominate, say Tilden
and Hendricks or Tilden and Thurman,
or rice versa, there will be such q well
contested campaign as has not been for
10 years. Let us hope that we may have
fun. Yours, Pm.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-28

NEW YoRK, June 27.-Cotton-Mar-
kse firm at l2@I2 3-lSc; futures dull
and unchanged Flour-Still in buyers
favor; receipts $4,000 barrels; superine
western and state 81 50@4 10; common
to good 81 10(a4 90; good to choice
5 s 0095 IS; white wheat extra IS 55@
7 Is; extra Ohio 81 1901 %; st. Louis
IS 1903 % Rye Flour steady. Corn
Neal Unchanged. Wheat-Quiet aud
steady; receipts s26s,OOO bushels; No. l
spring 81 2OGsI 80; Sheboygsn 81 80;
No. 2 Milwaukee 81 1O9l 1s; No 2
soft 81 90; No, 2 Chicago spring 9l4c.
Barley and Malt-Firm and uncharg-
ed Corn-Quiet; receipts 100000 bush
els; No. and graded western mixed,
5s!c; mixed graded 59l@6Oc. Oats
Dull; receipts $4,000; western mixed and
state 33@42c. Sugar Firm; fair 10
good refining s@sic; prime SIC. Pc
troieum-Dull; crude s3@ssc; refined
15sc; in cases lsl@2lic. Molasses and
Rice-Quiet and unchanged. Pork-Dull
at $19 35(Gl9 40. Beef-Unchanged.
Lard-Quiet and firm; prime steam
sll 37411 so. Butter-QuieL and IN
changed. Cheese-Dull and nominal.
W1isky-Quiet and unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA, June 27.-Petro-
leum-Flrm; refined 14i; crude
lie. Flour-Slow; extra 81 25(G4 SCI;
Ohio and Indiana family S. 25@6 IS.
Wheat-Quiet; western red S5c(9s1 90
Rye-759s0c. Corn-Quiet; yellow
5G95Sc; white sc; mixed 549564. Oats
Inactive; mixed 3O@33c; white IS
@42c, Whisky-Western at 81 IA
Butter-Firm; New York and Bradford
county extra 23@25c; Rrsts 20922c;
western extra lSt92Oc; irsts l6@l7c
Cheese-Steady; western fine Si99c.
Eggs-Western lI9lSc.
CIxcrSSATI, June IL Cotton-Dull
at lie Flour-Quiet and firm. Wheat
Dull and nominal al 9Oc(d$l Is. Corn
Firm at 4s949c. Osts-Quiet at $50
42c. Rye-Firm at 73c. Pork-In
fair demsnd at sl9 s5. Lard Firm;
steam ] tc. Kettle l3613fc. Bulk Meats
Quiz t;.sl s7I@lC@l0ac generally held
higher. Bacon-Firm at s4(9l05tall4c.
Whisky-Quiet at 81 10. Butter-Dull
sAd unchanged.
Hogs-Firm; fair to good light S. 156
8 90; fair to good heavy So OO96 Is.
TOLEDO, o., June 27.-FloIr-Quiet
and steady. Whest-Quiet and nominal;
No. 2 white Wabash 81 32t; No l
white Michigan 81 26i; No. do 81 l3&;
extra white Michigan 81 334; amber
Michigan 81 IS; seller June 81 l74;
seller July 81 lSs Confirm; high
mixed 52tc seller June; 53c seller July;
low mixed 49c;no grsIe Ale Oats
Firm; No. and Michigan 3ltc; white
sac.
BALTIMORE, June 27-Flour-Quie:
and unchanged. Whest-Steady and
unchanged; western red 81 l0dl %
Corn-Western, weak; mixed 56!c Oats
Steady and unchanged. Pro7isions-
Strong, quiet and unchanged. Coffee
Nominal Whisky-Firm at 81 Is.
PIrrsBURGH, June 27.-Petroleum-
Quiet; crude 81 %! for Philadelphia de.
livery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-28

OF course. any great slummuI OF 3
man can push lswn-mower up and
down ana around, and be can nlbhle on
the grass after fashion, but when 1t
comes Gown 20 artistic work pass the
NOV er over 10 young lady. At noon
Yesterday a lsssie OF eighteen put now
er a. work on strip of grass on Led
ward street, and before she was half
through over thirty men and boys were
leaning against the fence and spplauding.
The first few feet were cut on the bias,
leaving a strip along the curbstone as
fringe. On the other side of the walk she
started out to tuck and ruffie, but finally
cut most of the grass on the gore and hn-
ished up with deep aounce along the
street. Over by the fence she bemmed
I'd narrow strip, bound it around With
8 clean cut, and then performed some OF
the n,ceet plating ever seen, leaving
enough tall grass along the .ence-b board
10 serve IS an overskirt to the lawn. The
BOYS thought there ought 10 be more pad
ding around the horse block, but she Was
busy falling over the handle Of the NOV
er lust then and limPed INTO the house
without taking any of their advice DE-
trout Free Press
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-28
Remington Sewing Machine.
WITH HEMMER, TELLER, BRAIDER
AND GUA6E.
Iron stand with Black VAIN ut Top Is W
same Machiue with Drop Leaf -.....-. u W

Reasons Why the Remington Eamsiy !SrV.
ING Machines are Superior 70
aH others.
lst-rheir Simplicity. The use OF them
IL very easily acquired, and any girl OF
ordinary intellinepcs Ii capable OF keep
M-rhe Construction OF the Machine In
such that 10 may be run At higher rate OF
speed than any shuttle Machine now In
the market. In factories where the sp~s-i
has been regist. red. over l0O stitches per
minute have been attained with ease.
h-rheir durability. Being 40 strong In
all their parts. and lifted with great me-
chanicai nicity, and being free from the
harsh, jarrtng moveme nts and friction. 80
common in Inferior machines, they Will
wear long time without repair OF any
kind.
Ith-Their AdaptAbility. BY . simple
change OF TIA. needle and thread, they ~ill
sew the Gnest cambrtc or the heaviest
leather. All the various kinds OF Doc u and
shoes, buckskin sewing. clothing. caps,
stays, shirts, nantes and dress-making
can be done with equal facility,
Sth-The shuttle being large u viii cary
a great quantity OF tn read-thu N sAviny In
"a great measure, the trouble OF nllins the
bobbins.
sth-rhe means OF getting At the re-
auired TENSION on the threads II 90 simple
and complete, that even back-stitca on
BOTH SIDES Of the material which will not
rip or ravell ca be readily obtalned.
tth-They will sew with equal facility
silk. Twist, Linen Thread and common
spool Cotton.
Nh-They have no rotary cams, cog
wheels or lever arms 10 make aoise, run
hsrd, or To get out OF order.
By the new and peculiar movement OF
needle and shuttle and thread go n trolling
parts, there IL l-ss wear or strain on the
thread used. The thread being set In the
nateri, l uninJured, the work 10 therefore
better and stronger than that done ON any
othsr machine.
sold on easy terms by sHAkLEh q.
kRYTER. Agent for Ohio, Brook and
MArshall counties. mySjb
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-28
Tue Fitch Diamonds
the New \ ork Herald.

From the New ! ork Herald.
1t is expected that General Sherman
will remove the Fitch diamonds, made
free Of duty by act OF Congress, from the
Sub Treasury. where they are ow l''Sed
I'D. within couple .. days. F-e lis.
nonds in question are the iam'u- git OF
the Khedive of Egypt To General Sner-
man daughter, Mrs. Fitch They have
been in this city for little over year,
awaiting the action of Congress. Ineii
value has been estimated from sIo,uUo 70
S2OO,OO0. The necklack and earrings
are superb. The Turkish Minister, VINO
might BY the prerogative OF his once
have received them without paying duty
has not shown any interest in the mat
ter, 81 the present was from the a nediVe;
who is q mere vassal of the Sultan Oh
Turkey.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-28
c. A. :wINGERTER
HORS e M A r K EFT
General Stock Agency

Believing that Wheeling has long been
IN need 81 = ,eneral Horse Market, and
having !,i Ell the stablbig and track OF the
Far tfruuGtS. / will endeavor TO - ablish
regular sales OF Horses, Carriages new and
srrU. d-hard.l Wagons, Carts, Harness,
= .IGles. Brides, B ankets, Robes, Whips,
&c, &c
Hoping 10 permanently establish ii
solicit The patronage OF Drovers, Livery
Men, Farmers, all persons having sucn
property tor sale, hoping by street atteH
lOn and fair dealing TO merit a liberal
patronage. Yours respectfully.
J. L. BIZ Riley.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New YORK. June 27.-MoSEr-Clesed
easy st 2G2Iper cent Prime mercantile
paper 4tG95t per cent. Customs receipts
S9si 600. The Assistant Treasurer dis
bursad S3.7s7,0OO. Clearings $1,000
900 Sterling irn at 4ssG49O.
GoLp-Weak st llls.
~ ,vx-a Firm
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-28
WANTED---AQents.

THE COMPLIMENT L FOOD COMPANY
Ar prepared % appoint suitable par
ties % their Agents IN Nheeiins And otneI
s,ordoo Foods for Hor-es- Cattle ana
PonlTry. Ensrzetic, responsible parties
~t.h4rir 70 enx1ze IN q profitable business
!, ~hi-h there l. 20 onpstitiOn and 10
reg Will do well N adcEes>-psrsonaII
....sr,eS GO. A. MUSTY,
sapS st.seaTh- Pa nyfl
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-28

Danville News.
A good old sister in . Georgia country
church, . fss Sundays ago. Wa vigor-
ously singing: Cover my delens
head with the shadow Of thy wing. vnen
. loose planx from the gallery fell ana
nearly busted aer udefsnsslosa hsed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-28
Hutchins' Music Store.

.ruy,r LOT OF GERMAN ICCoE-
IN DFDys. Vioiins, FIut-s, bansoA, Sui-
tz-- Drums and Band tn-rrrrners 70 De
.s SsnS Sr>x< instruments wanted
W. - HCrCHlSs.
o No. % Tveifih Street.