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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-24
Second Hand Boilers for Sale.

One fue boiler, % inches diam, 30 IT. long
one 10 y
one cylinder boiler 80 inches diam, "a feet
long: three cylinder boilers, 81 in. diam,
y feet long; one small engine ~ bore,
tncr es stroke. We also build engines and
boilers for all purposes. Repair workdone
promptly. ,,o,
mr2 hObbs, IAiLOn q w.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-24
EEyTBOUND IRALIS.

Nos sand run daily, No. and 2daily,
except sunday.
East bound trains make connections at
Baltimore tor Philadelphia, New York
and Boston. At Washington City for all
points South.
West bound trains make direct connec-
lions tor all principal points West and
Northwest.
Pullman Palace cars on all night trains.
Sleeper VIII run on Nos. >, Sand !.
l1HEELING, PITTSB URGH AND BAL
7IMORE DIVISION.
LEAVES. ARRIVES.
VWnr.ling washington Pa,
t..tr. a'.NluAN. daily st....lu :I5A.
Wheeling Washington, Pa,
daily .t.5: ~ y. ". daily ait - i. N.
Sunday excepted. sundays excepted.
Tickets u al. principal points on sale
aiDrput. Utlicc open al all hours during
.Ur Gay.
THOS. K. SHARP,
Master OF transportation.
81. T. DENRIES, General Agent. SLY
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-24

YES. A. "A. NJ. A. MA M. r. NJ
ug 2:rO 7:l5 g. l0:S $40
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I regret to see it, but there are certain
.soreheads who intend to make the attemp.
to run an Independent ticket this spring it
this city. There 10 no doubt that Mr.. q. A
HundIey will run as an Independent candi,
date for CITY Sergeant. This place Seem
Dir. Huudley's goal. He is q rich man. and
has been heaten for the same position twice
before. Now, If a politician claims to hsst
any religion At all he ought to fling the fac
of the Baptist to the breszs; and this j. what
Mr.. Hunnley is, and he m4kes big.runs, tn,
always jos misses the city sergeantcy.
Some rumors have been put in circulation
to the effect that Dir. q. w Pickrell viii not
accept the place OF 3 member of the City
Committee because he was not present ut its
last meeting. AN told that Mr. Pickreli
will accept. His friends do not like for hun
to be spoken of as an /" independently" as he
only voted against General Bradley johnson
In the las el-ction.-R Richmond fetter-Pe-
tersturq Ne,ns, -----.---..--
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SYCLE BROTHERS.


THE MODEL DHY.GOODS HOUSE
offers still the best goods at the lowest prices.
We have just received special bargains in ne"
goods and will continue 10 sell goods cheaper thar
any other house In this city.
/ 500 different patterns CAMBRIA EDGlNGS ant
INSEGTINGS at one half OF the importers
price:
e5 pieces new DRESS GOODS for the coming sea
son in plaid and plain mixed;
so pieces MOHAIR ALPACA at 4oc., usual price
62I!c..
Don't fail 10 look at these goods, rs they are the
cheapest In the market
A SOFr-FIN1SH CAMBRIC, l0c.;
KNIGHTS SOFT-FINISH CAMBRICS at &c. pei
yard
WAMsUTTA MILLS, DAvOL MILLS, FRUIT
OF-THr-LOOM, AADROSCO6GIN, and
twenty other good brands Of BLEACHED
COTTONS ret1iled ut case price;
10 cases new PRINTS Il, ca and SIC;
SHIFTING CAMBRICS ut 8 and 10c.;
WHITE PIQUES at Is and zoe. worth 25 and
soc. fully;
WHITE CLOAkINGS for ladies and misses very
cheap;
CASSIMERES for men and boys-the largest as
sortment In the city-don't buy before examln-
ing our stock;
5000 CORSETS at 40c.;
1000 COR5ETS at SOC;
Our seventy -fye-cent CORSETS are sold every
where else at 81;
200 WHITE BED-QUuTS at 81 worth $3.50, at
Sl.5O rCduced from s2.75;
NECK-RUFFS at 20 and 25c. per dozen;
CACHEMERE LACES and LACE SCARFS;
BLACK and COLORFD SILKS ut 20 to 40 per
cent. below their real value;
Four pair BRITISH HOSE for 99c.;
LADIES' HEMSTrrCuED HANDKERCH1E ELS
at 75c. per dozen-would be cheap at Sl.23;
100 dozen TOWELS at 12Hc. worth 1915 per
dt zen:
NAPKINS aud DOILlEs at 75c, II, aud $I.25
per dozen;
LACE CUkTAINS-l fine aSs0rtment-at one
third of their value, in order to close out the
whole sock;
We have tho,ls 'nds Of other bargains not men,
toned Tor wait of space therefore Call and look
for yourself. ,,.
Alter examining our stock we feel convinced that
you will find 1t the cheapest In this city.
SYCLE BROTHERS,,
429 Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth.
NH 10
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Already there 10 some dissatisfaction ex-
pressed At the organic alton OF the new City
Conservative Committee, and many voters
assert that It has already begun to be run in
the interests OF the old clique. 1t is pro.
.pbesied confidently that before the spring
elections are over this committee will be-
more unpopular than the old one, and that
IT'S most prominent members will resign In
disgust. That many headed NOR s:er,s the
peep e Ia Diff .ult to please.-Richmond let
ter Norfolk Landmark.
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NJ WAMsUrTA COTTON, 12ac. PER

YARD;
ANDROSCpG FIN COTTON at 1Oc. per yard;
AUBURN COTTON at l DC. per yard;
SOFT-FINISHtD CAMBRIA, SO inches wide, at
SIC. per yard;
FULL-WIDIH UNBLEACHED sHEETING at
csc. per yard;
FULL-WIDTH BLEACHED sHEETING at CSC.
per yard;
PILLUW-CASE COTTON al 1870 per yard;
Handsome CALICO rs at 64 and So per yard
over three hundred styles to select from;
LANCASTER CAMBRICS, loo. per yard-forty
styles to select from;
PACIFIC PtRCALES, 1910. per yard worth zoe
Handsome HECK MUSLINS at 25c. worth 35c.
per yard;
HAMBURGER EDGINGS at 81, 10, 12Y, IS, 90,
25c and up to So per yard. This embraces the
llrgest, cheapest, and best-assorted stock yet
offered.
PILLCW-CASE LACES at extraordinary bar
gains;
SHETLAND SHAWLS from 1925 to $5-the
largest and bestassorted stock ever offered In
this city. LEVY BROTHERS.
A large assortment Of TABLE-CLOrHS and
NAPKINS. NH IL
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license Passed by, on motion Of OLE. AAn.
STRONG. 8 r..
| M. CLAY presented q bill to provide for
the annual settlement OF the superintendents
OF the poor Referred. 80
At GASP. M. the chair was vacated until
7:30 P. M. -
Night Session.
The motion previously entered by MT.
ALLEN to reconsider the vote by which the
bill to incorporate. the Pinel Hospital was
ordered to epgrossment was discussed and
rejected.
On motion OF Mr. PIERsos, the House re-
considered the vote by which Senate bi!i TO
amend the charter Of the town of Fairfax
was dismissed.
MFR. LOWELL offered an amendment, but on
motion of Mr.. CLARKE of Campbell the bill
was laid on the table. .
~ PASSED. .......
Senate bill with amendmenD to provide
for a general registration of the voters Oh Tue
city OF Richmond.
House bill for the relief of John Lessner,
F.. 3, Haloman, and others, sureties oil D.
P. Hodges, late clerk of the County Court
of Norfolk county. $500. ...- .s.<t
Adjourned at $40 I. h. 49,
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MT NEW GOODS! NEW&UODS!
DRY GOODS AT PRICES NEVER DREAMED
OF BEFORE.

OF BF FOhE.
Fifty thousand dollars worth Just opened at
COHEN Broth ERS', among which are
40 pieces BLACK SILK GkENAi INES at 371sc.,
The former price having been 75c.
HOO wards ALL-WOpL LlONESE BLACK
MOUsLAINtS 1t 37Iac., the lowest price OF
which is generally Csc; #.s.s.,r "...
SO pieces BLACK ALPACA ut 33c-, the same
heretofore sold at 45c at Ale. compares ex-
acty with the former Csc. goods: SILK Lustre
(Rradf, I'd manufac'ory) NJ Soc, never sold be-
fore for less than IS 10 S5c.
35 various styles Of handsome PLAIDS (new de-
sgn,) from Is TO 25c.
This Stock Of Dress Goods Is almost full In all is
variety for the coming season.
Just opened over 50 00U worth OF BLACK SILKS,
.. In Llonese, Cashmere, and Satin Finish-the
handsomest goods ever offered In this city, ana
at such prices AS Will astonish everybody.
Also the Taft ETA aud MhDlRIA SILKS, In
black. from CSC. to IL 40-25c. yard less than
they were ever sold before.
COLDkED SILKS, In new desSRus and shades
much below market value.
70 dozen BLACK THREE-B UTTOk KID
so DOZEN SLACK TWO BUTTON KID GLOVES
at 75c.: ,,,,,,
TON KID alIOVESat Toe. g.. 81
These gloves are the same generally sold at Sl2o
80 dozen FRENCH WOVE CORSATS al ACC;
70 dozen FRENCH WOVE CORSEIS at 5Oc.;
Also, about $50 dozen FINE COkSETS at aoonI
one half their value. mn o
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If r. Ward. Of the Court Of Appeals, Is
the only reformer In Richmond, Why don't
be call meetipg in X. Ward and unan,
nousiy resolve TO have things his own way
a solid ward ongnt TO have great Influence.
and the tipstatf of the Suoreme Court
ought not 10 he al a loss Tor feasible ways
to use Petersburg Appeal.
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DEATHS.

Died, March 10th, at the residence OF her father,
Ridgeway, Caroline county. Va, YIRGIE GAYLE,
daughter OF NJ. w. and A. V. GAYLE.
Died. at the residence of Mr. John Cooley on
Monday the 18th instant. 1T 3 O'Clock Z. VI, Airs.
ABIGAIL COOLEY, In the sixty:hfh year Of her
age.
Her funeral will take place from the residence IF
her husband, 625 ighth street. 90 WEhStSDsG
the 9Th instani az o'rlnck p VI. The friend, and
acquaintance OF H. f"nily are respectfully lDy't Il
to attend without further notice. 2'<
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MR. cLYhER SAYS THE IMPEACHaEEr CAN
go Os.--Hoo. Heister Ciyme2 sra ed or
Monday that notwithstanding The flight OF
Lhe witness Marsh thereswa enough testi.
mony In the possession OF the com qittee to
go on with the Belknap impeachment.
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myONE-TWENTY-FIVE! ONE

[-tj On Ell W i Y I L I u UNE-
TWENTY. FIVE.-One dollar and twenty-five
cents will buy COMPLETEIY-MADE SHIRT.
These shirts are made of Wamsutta cotton and
pure irish linen. have only 10 be laundried be-
fore being worn. Being the manufacture rs of these
shirts we guarantee the mat, rial. Encourage home
manufacture by buying your shirt of
NH II LEVY BROTHERS.
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NJ LUXURIES.
Finest GREEN or BLACK TEA at 81, so per
pound;
Superior GREEN or BLACK TEA at $1.10 rer
pound;
Flve-pound caddies Of No. for S6.75;
Five-pound caddes of No. 2 for SIS.
These TEAS have been Tried by some of the finest
judges in Richmond, and pronounced supe rior to
those which have been selling a. our leading gro
GERS for 50 per pound. A. PiZZiNl, JR.,
SO7 Broad street.
Nice ORANGES and LEMONS at 90 and 25
cents per dezep. mn Tot
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MT DO NOT FAIL TO BUY YOUR
WHITE GOODS at COHEN BROTHERS. at
saving OF at least fifty per cent They are sci ling
CORD PIQUE at Sc worth Soc; at Soc. cheap
at soc; ~ aINSOOk CHECK MUSLIN at 16 &c.
All the finest grades AT near half value. A so,
STRIPED at zoe. worth Acc LACE STRIP at
zoe. worth fully 37sc; at SOC. reduced from Cue.
NH 3 ..a.-E
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M UMBRELLAS-A LARGE STOCK
in all qualities. sizes. and prices;
PARA SOILS, III great variety, ut prices lower than
CORShTS from 4Oc. up to the hes. qualities:
CACHEMERE LACtS and CACHEMERE LACE
TIES; also, a large assortment of SILK TITS
TIDES, in endless variety, at astonishinRly low
sTAMPfD BANDS, NIGHTGowNs, and CHE
MISE YUkES;
PILLOW aud SHEET-SHAMS;
SOB OOL -SATCHFLS.a and SATCHELS In all sizes
for ladies and gentlemen;
COBGaTE'S SOAPS, tXTRACTS. and TOILET
WATERS relailed at wholesale prices;
PIANO, TIA BILE, and "a ND.COVERS;
WHITE and COLORkD QUILTS very cheap;.
TOILET MATS, TABLE MATS, and TIDES;
LACE ana NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS;
WINDUW-SHADES, BLOOH- and TABLE. OIL
REaIJI-MaDe GARMENTS for ladies';
SPRING and SUMMER SHAWtS;
row rLS-all pure lInen-frcm 81. SO to $l2 per
dozen, at Lev BROiHhho,
Bargains in TABLE-CL0THS and NAPKINS.
NH IL
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DERSONAL.-MILLY ATkt RSON, nv
l. wife. lift my house on the 9th OF March. She
was insane, aud has probably srLied OF and Is not
able 10 find her home. Any Information leading to
her restoration 10 my home will be thankfully re-
ceiyed ROBERT ATkEkSON,
Nicholson street near to Main street.
NH l5-ltk ..am.- .s#Er-s ..-e. Hff ~. -.ts..sa =
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@ OLEUM MORRHUE. 80. ~a.
.f!g,satti
MEADE & BAKERS
INCIDENTALLY PURE CODLIVER OIL,
RICHMOND, VA. ..,... ...,- ~,
1.-THE BEST, PURFST, AND MOST ACCEPTA
BILE TO THE STOMACH,n .

1.-THE BEST, PURFST, AND MOST ACCEPTA-
BILE TO THE STOMACH" /.
This COD-LIYFR OH we import direct. and
claim that II is superior to any other sold In this
market because 1t is selected by our own agent at
the fisheries, and made only from HEALTHY
ana x III M M oee
therapeutic properties. nor exposed to atmospheric
changes which reLder Other OILS rancid aud unpal-
alabie. II has never been mixed adulterateA
with inferior aud cheaper oils to reduce the cost at
Il sacrifice of lis qualify. nor handled by any other
parties than the fish rGen anG on selves.
We have the testimony Of physicians who pre-
scribe it, and at pateGts who have taken Ii, that IL
Is more acceptable to lhe stomach and more easily
as INFLATED than any other oil.
We guarantee 1t 10 be entirely pure and fresh,
free from raEcdy, and fully possessing all III the
wonderful remedial properties claimed Tor the
BEST COD-LlVER Oh.
MEADE & BAKER,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
NH IL 9l9 Malu street, Richmond, Va.
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DAVID A. WELLS is bore. He Is Grad
grind. Let bin now retire. "The world
wants new hUmbug."
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MrGENTLEMEN'S FURNISHIN

GOODS.
LAMBS-WCOL, MERINO, THREAD, COTTON,
SILK, and BUCksKIN SHIRTS and DRAW
ERS:
COTTON, THREAD, MERINO, BALBRlGGaN,
and COUNTRY-KNIT SOCKS;
KID. DUGSkIN, BUCKSklS, CLOTH, SILK
THREAD, and COTTON GLOVES;
PAPER, CLOTH. LINED, and LINEN COLLARS
in the latest STYLES, at The lowest prices;
BOWS, CkAVATS- SCARFs, and TIES;
sUSPEED*RS, NIGHT-CAPS, DlCkEYS;
SILK, COTTON, and LINEN HANDhER-
CHIEFS; -
PRISTEn CAMBRIA SHIRTS at 4Oc. each, or
$3.50 ger dozen:
CHEVIOT SHIFTING In great variety, at
LEVY BROTHERS,.
A large assortment of TABL E-CLOTHS and
NAPKINS. mn IL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NJ REAL FRENCH HANDMADE
GARN,ENT LADlES-all handmade; no ma
chine work. These garments are made OF FRENCH
PHRCALF, elegantly embroidered, ard are sold at
lower prices than many srould suppose they could
be manufactured for Levy BROTHERS.
Bargains In TABLE-CLOTuSa and NAPKINS.
NH IL
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M EARLY SPRING.

IT, PRIZE & co. have just opened beautiful
LACE BOWS, beautiful ECRU SCARFS and
LACES; also, magnificent line of PARASoLs
and SUN-SHADES.r -a.... 5 q. s., NH I5 3m
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MARRIAGES.

Married in this CITY, by Rev. Father Janssens. P.
III. MORGAN, of Richmond. TO Miss HELEN A
WALTERS. OF London, England
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.rxsT.r. no MCEss

SPECIAL NO. ysO1 1x q.
~ NEW SPRING COO
NEW sToCK noY>s
CoLoRED AND BLACK DREss g. DVo''
ECRU SHADE PoPLTNs,
REVERSIBLE SHADED POPLINS,
Large line MOURNING. GOODS and BLACK
GRENADINES:
CENTENNIAL BLACK SILKS, best goods Inn
ported; .''s s'~'.- -
BLACK SILKS. 81, 81 .25, $3.50 jobs);
COLORED BROCADE POPLINs, entirely new;
SILK and WOOL MOHaIRS,
NECK-TIES, RIBBONS, COLLARS, &C.;
grand supply OF CLOTHS and CASSIMERES,
for gentlemen and boys.
NEW GOODS every day.
nl l g. 3m I. X. PRICE & co.
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MORE NEW Goods have lustSHI
wi med several styles OF NEW GoopsRT
srifahl,. for eary spring sales. smopgtV
them are ladies' Goat Button Boots Ia, NOLAN
dies sno Misses foxed. Euton Boots ana ri III Of
rails, Ladies' Cost snd Serge Rs'noiass. r nrsers.
Also. another supply OF hose serge Anu
gut1on- Boots for ladies at 81 and ~ 20. n,,
JUhS &. PaGr. T., is Tea;h
50 900 Vain strle. between Smith and le0-'
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At COST! AT COST! q
= win from, this date sell out my cutire ~
stock Of ROOTS, SHOES. HATS, and TECHn'
al and below cost TO close business.
- 'N STOKE FOB RENT. rg
j. GOLDSMITH.
No. 400 Brosd street, corner r oi'1
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WHIT

CT UNETHUUSANDY YARDS WHITE
LINEN Lawns ar 2oc. worth fully 40c. {;
ward wildly: FaFNGH VAIN JOCKS and CAM
il its AT 90 and 60 folly worth from 40 10 soc. !;
$500 yaros H nBURGH EUGING al entire new
price, b+autfu' u ING at 6s, 81, 10, and
l2sc.-,he Target asssrfm mt and cheapest ever
offered In this city. Thousands or other goods ut
half value at COHEN BROTHEhS'.
NH
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WINES, LIQUoRs, TOBACCO, sc.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT
warrant In bankruptcy was issued out Of the Dis
trict Court OF the United States for the aste n
District of Virginia against The estate OF N. W.
Rose, Of Dinwidaie county In said dsi who has
been adjutRed bankrupt on bis own petition; that
the payment OF any drbts and the delivery O! any
property belonging 10 said bankrupt 10 him or for
hts use and the rapsferof any property by him. are
forbidden by law; that meeting Of the creditors
OF said baDkruptto prove their debts and choose
one or mora aslgnees of his estate will be held at
ceur Of bankruptcy TO be holdsn at Petersburg,
Va. before j. Il. Waterman, Esq. register In bank
ruptcy Tor said district, on the 9Th day or april,
- c. 2. RANSDELL,
|, NH 15-w2w ~ United States Marsh al.
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General Assembly OF Virginia
TUESDAY. March ID, 1876.
SENATE.

Senator QUEsEsBERRr in the chair. NO
prayer.
Senate bill, with House amendment. TO
amend the charter al the town OF Staupton,
was taken up and the amendment concurred
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THE PENNSYLVANIA
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF PHILADELPHIA,
ORGANIZED IN 1925.
ORGANIZED IN 1925.

CASH cApIrAL...........$4 100000
AsSETs...... 1,559,S53.76
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IT ESsONS IN EMBALMING FLOWERS.
IL Saiisfaction guaranteed LESSONS also IN
hQSlk- and WAX-W0Rk. Terms moderate.
Mrs. LAURA L., TRUsMAN,
Mh lists 404 Broad street tup.slalrsl,
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r AIDES FINE DRESS AApHA
IL Walklng-Boo IN calf, goat. kid Id .nJ.' 2
and Cable Sew wed, Calf Boots, Caters. ~ wI.ntus.
Koys' Dress-Gaiiers and Boots: Mhss' iInfans'
Shoes and flnc IRE S. Boots Childreh ss v,Nss,
Boots In all styles and coiors; lruoA"
Sstchels, BAGS, Over Caters. &C.. n! A. s,-,e,.
mh5 4 k'IRIG{;rS T. nth aud MSlh e..s---
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rsrEETINGB

~ ysETEETTNGYa
THE NUALAMEETING OF THE
il RICHMOND FLEE ASSOCIATION OF VIZ.
GIEIR will be held at the company's office on
THURSDAY, March 23, 4 97b. at u o'clock Z. NJ.
NH a.fd 80 K.T. BROOKE, secretary.
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LECTURES.
TT y NJ B U 6 s;
Ill OR, -
APPEARANCES AND REALITIES. ~--,--,-
A numerous lecture by
OLIVERP. BALD W n,
before the Young Mems Missionary society, In
the lccture-room or the second Baptist chnrcn,
THURSDAY EVENING. March IL, 1875,
at 8 O'Clock.
Admission, 5 cents.
Tickets for sale ut the bookstores, a. Pizzinis,
G. A. Humidity & Co.'S aud at the door. mn l0-Zt
s FESTIVAL.
THE'LADIES OF THE FIRST BAP-
i list CHURCH are nolding
A FESTIVAL
over the store of Messrs G.. & A. Bargamin, No.
GOT Main street, near the corner OF Ninth, which
will continue for several days.
= HOT DINNER @
Will be served from to Az O'Clock P. H., and
.'.5 SUPPER s. .-.s...,
from to 10 o'clock P. NJ. during lis continuance.
Friends are rcquested.to call and aia In a good
cause. mn 1871"
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DUY HENRYC C. BOSCHEN'sRlChvA
ID MOND ClTY-MA DE SHOES prices
low as northern gooos. and gua,apf ttss - $40:
better. Sold by H:RAAs bosI Id he HLSGr
G. ROs>CHEN. as rroad, and at eran s Isir.
2ai Main street, between s,eo nnar sns SHOES
Special aIen son Is called 10 lbnS
with STOCkWELL PAIEst AZ fe a.Sm
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tue Committees on Claims, and Banks, ant
Currency and Commerce.
THAT DkFIcIT.
The SPEAKER Ibid before the House com
muaica,lon from the Auditor Of Public Ac
counts in relation TO the deficit in the schoo
fuUd. which was referred to the Committee
on Finance.
Mr.. ALIEN entered q motion to reconsider
tie vote by Thich the bill to incorporate
the Pinel Hospital failed to pass to Its en-
gro-sment.
On motion of Mr. LACY, the rule limiting
speeches on the taX.bil to five minutes each
was amended By adding the words: cor
other question, than the tax.bill speeches
shall be limited to ten minutes"
The TAX BILL.
Dir. HoENNlGER submitted substitute for
the section in regard to mple.merchants
Rejected.
Mr.. TALIAEERRo moved to strike out the
clause prohibiting cities, counties, and towns
f*nm imposing L tax on sample.merchants
Rejected.
sir. HoENNIaER moved to reduce the
license.tax of sample from 800
to $50. Rejected-ayes, 50; noes, 4s.
Mr. STUART proposed to amend by pro-
yiding that the liceDse.taX of so upon ped.
dlers be for the county in which he is
licensed, and il be desires to extend his
business in other counties he shall obtain an
additional license for each county in which
he proposes to do business; aud the tax on
such additional license in counties contain.
ing population Of 1000 or more shall be
$40, and in counties, having a population oil
less than 10, 600 the tax shall be So. Re-
jected. . -.
Mr.SIMpsoN moved that peddler-license be
valid for one year from the date Of issue
which was agreed to. 80 soa#- a'&'.
], Mr., WALKER moved to strike out the clause
of the 43d section by which only nominal
ltcsnse-tax is imposed upon agents for the
sale of religious books. papers, pamphlets,
end periodicals. REJECTED. y.<1.a.
Mr.. GILMAN moved TO amend by exempt.
ing from specific license tax resident manu-.
facturers and their agents who may sell articles
manufactured in this State. Agreed to-
ayes, 81; noes, SO. To- 80 80, Z # /.i
; Mr., HoENNlGER moved. that licensed com.
mission merchants be privileged to sell fresh
aIh, live fowls, and fresh vegetables, upon
taking out the license required of q common
cfier.. Agreed to. s-ttssst II! 2s'ht'.sis3
Mr. Crank moved that iron manufacturers
may exchange new castings foe old castings
without being required to pay junk. dealers