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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-11-16
Closing Day at the Centennial.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10.-Rain has been
faling steadily since morning, but in spite of
the disagreeable weather great numbers of peo-
pie are in attendance at the Centennial grounds
TO witness the formal closing of the Exhibition.
Since early morning the steam street cars going
to the grounds have been crowded, and at two
O'Clock, the time of the beginning of the cere-
monies, it is estimated that fully one hundfed
thousand people were inside the enclosure. =
Shortly before two o'clock President Grant,
escorted by Governor Hawley, ascended the
platform, followed by the Centennial Com
mission, Board of Finance, the foreign COM
missioners and invited guests. After the ex-
ctement of the multitude, occasioned by the
presence of General Grant, had subsidized, the
orchestra, under the direction of Theodore
Thomas, performed Wagner's Inauguration
March," composed for the opening exercises
on the 10th of May last. At its conclusion,
Rev. Joseph A. Seiss offered up prayer
The chorus, accompanied by the orchestra,
then sang chorale entitled 'Fugue," by s.
Bach, after which an address was delivered by
the Hon. Daniel j. Merrell, q. s. Centennial
Commissioner from Pennsylvania and chair
man of the Executive Committee. The orches-
tra then rendered selections, after which the
Hon. John Welsh, President of the Centennial
Beard of Finarce, delivered an address. Afler
Beethoven's Fifth Symphony had been render
ed, Director General Goshorn addressed the
audience at length. HandelPs HalleIujah
chorus was Lext given by the orchestra and
chorus, and Hon. Joseph R. Hawley, Presi-
dent of the United States Centennial Commis-
sion, delivered an address, reviewing the his
iory of the exhibition. and the audience then
Joined in singing America after which Presi-
dent Grant declared the International Exhibi-
ton of 1876 closed. The Doxology was sung
by choir and the audience, accomplished by
the orchestra; and the ceremonies were con-
cluded. The ceremonies took place in the
Judges hall owing to the rain
Although The Exhibition is now formally
ended the grounds and buildings will be acces-
sible to the public for sexal days to come,
though the exhibition will 1e incomplete, for
many of the exhibitors propose to fence off
their exhibits to. morrow, preparatory to pack
ing their goods.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-11-16
CHRONICLE,
ST, CLAIRSvILLE. OHIO.
THURSDAY. NOV. 16. 1870.
DIR. SANDERSON

Car be consulted at Frazier House, Barnesyille'
on The Sd and 4th, ana at Mcclure House
Wheeling, On the 5th OF every month.
Feb l7th, '56 II
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-11-16

ACCEPT the situation and begin to fatten
the turkey all the same.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-11-16

An NO, Mt ofa hundred Chicago fami.
lies is prospecting in Florida for set
tlement.
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POLITICAL EXCITEMENT.

The city is in feverish state of excitement
regarding the political situation, and business
is to a great extent interfered with. Notwith-
standing the crowds at the Centennial, the
streets are thronged with people anxiously
scanning the bulletin boards and inquiring for
the lates news. The political excitement per-
vades the crowds at the Centennial also, and
dispatches giving the latest indications are an
nounced from time to time.
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Selmout 0thruniflf..
PUBL SHEB-
Ercry Thursday .M0rssssss.
W. A. HUNT Filter.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
MASONIC DIRECTORY, 1874.

Belmont Lodge, Nc Issests A. NJ. meets sv.
ery Wednesday night onEspreceding The full
II. ts-1AsexoAh hNEh, W. ID.
I. II. FERRE-L, Sec'y.
st. Clairsvilie Chapter. No. IL Royal Arch
saasons. meets Sd Friday night each month q
ST. Clairsville and the lst Eriday each month
at Bridgeport JAMES CLARK. ID. r.
T. ii. TERRELL, Sec'y.
Belmont Council, No. 81 Royal Select and
super Excellent Masters, meets on the Second
Tuesday night OF every MONTH
c. W. CARROLL, 7. i. q. II.
ID. BAILY, Rec.
Hope Commandery No. % of Knights Temp.
ars, meets IN the first TUESDAY night OF every
nuntn. a. }. bAS1os Em Som
r. ID. BAILEY. Rec. mariHA
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-11-16

COOPER appears to be behind.
Ir is is time to think of Thanksgiving.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-11-16

chambers of HEAVY TUBE COPPER. etc. etc.
Our manufa turing facilities are unsurpass-
ed, our stockc and assortment LARGE and
prices will be made to SUIT THE TIMES. Try
the &c - Pump and test its merits. Ask for It
at your Hardware store. and see that 1t has
GRAFTON PUMP CO., Grafton. w. Va. In
Quirtes and remittances Invariably to
GRAFTON PUMP CO.,
Ap l3> M SOC Comfiierce ST., Phila., Pa
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2asiaess Cards.
n m IT CAWEN

ID. ID. T.. COWEN,
Attornsg at Lam, st. Clairsrils, Ono.
xy-onice on north tide of Main Street. . few
dos,rs east OF Marietta Street.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

JoHS STEVENS before reported aground at the
Battery, with broken shaft. gotten Oh II AN 3Otl
BARR NATIONAL EAGLE. from Boston tor Rio Janero.
Newport repairing II thought will he able proceed
under two weeks. Her being made a. Boston
BARK W A FArxswoRTm tBr. Hanson IRON Zanzibar May
IL for New York has put back TO Zanzibar with
aged.
scHR MARY RICE. Kent. recently dismastcd on Wood
Island by collision, has been Bucks
will he repaired Her bowspt Is gone aud
deck. The awarded to the schooner $4OOone-
third being the vessel.
ScnR MARY TrBnxrrs of Virginia. lying on the Eagle
Dccks oboken. by lightning Monday. which
shivered the ioretopmast and spars TO splinters
ScnR ORION. Pattcrs n from Belfast Me. for New York
Egarown eth having 18th. OF handkerchief
BUOY carried away head OF oremast and dying jbbvom,
Was expected TO reht and proceed by 18th.
QUEBEC NAV 2S--Shps Saadrinp CHAM and Macedon have
collision but damage has been sustained
The Norwegian ship Lcontne has also been In cvlsion
with ship Mamelon beyond starting panks and
rying away gear. other damage done.
3Oth-Rark kosros arrived yesterday, picked the
Banks M Newfoundland, boat containing three
from u fishing schooner.
This morning the steamer Progress into the
Lydia ut In tho Stream sbaft tho
ing plankng from the chain plates light
mark. 10th vessels made considerable water
LArscnThc Al ship Hill. wh:ch Is being built In
Ruckspot by Messrr I aud Glenn 10 nearly completed
and vii launched June Z.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ABrRDKxx, May 2e-Arrvsd. bark Priscilla Ger. Bis
chod. New York.
ANTWERP May so-Arrivcd. ship Als1sndrs tBD. Brown,
Darien; brig Fortuna CoD. Larsen. Philadelphia.
ALrcASrE-sailsd. brig VIM Mallory, Jr Forsyth. Nsv
York: also the Armika for do
BRisroI, Nay 2s-Anived. bark August Qunso QtsD,
Amodes, Philadelphia
BELFAST. Nay 2s-Arrived. bark Annie McNsirn tBr).
Waycott. Baltimore
BRKnxx, May ao-Arrived ship AMMO Bingsy CBr Bond,
Baltimore; barks Alexander Csw). Rhodin New Orleans;
vasco de CANA Nor), Andrsasen. Galveston
Arrived 2sth, bsrks Berg Ger. Brunn, Pensacola
Eduara Ger, Halberstadt, Baltimore.
Sailed Goth. bark Caroline tGer) Stricken New York.
BoRnEAux, May 29-Arrived. bark Parr Chr, Rob
bins Independence Bay.
BOMBAY. Nay 3o-Arrived steamer Europa (Bp. Glas-
gov.
ConusSA-Arrvcd. schr WIN N Jones. Davis New Or
leans
cAprx, Nay 23-Arrivcd. bark Chaplin, Bunker New
YORK.
Sailed oath, briggs Gazalle Dickson United States; e
Kennedy. Peterson. New York.
DEAL, May 2e-Arrived ship osceola Nickersou. Quay
mas for Hamburg.
Baltimore; brig Charles Purves. Small, Philadelphia
FLrErwoop, May a9Arrivcd bark Osssee Ger schmidt.
Darien.
GRxKxocx. May so-Arrived bark Harriet Hickman Br).
Smith. Pensacola
GIBRALTAR May 2o-Saied steamer Caledonia (Br) ALL
from Measina. &c) New lork.
GoRxx-Arrived, schr Abbie Putnam. Chase, Boston.
HxLvorr. May 29-Arrived. bark Hemmet sNor), Ing
mundsen chareston Heinrich Rodbertoe tsr). Kroger
Wilmington. NC.
Sailed Goth. bark II Duval (Br, Trefy. New York.
LIVERPOOL MAY 3o-Arrved. ships Twilight. Gates San
Francisco; British India (Br). Sextsn. do.
LONDON Nay 3oArrived. bark Caspar yor. Syvertssn.
New Orleans
Sailed from Grsvesend Soh. ship Jas Wright Morrison.
Now Orleana
Mavq pitt m
Craig, New York for Glasgow land procecded).
MALAcA-sailed, brig Sophia tBr), Eong. New York.
MARsxLLxs. May 2S-Arrived bark Mendoza Perry, Con-
stantinople; brig Trio (Aus) Boncelli. Pascagoula
NArLEs-Arrived. bark Brothers, Miller. Baltimore.
PKxnRoxE, May 2sArrivsd bark Hermann (Nor). We +
leson, Pensacola
PILLAu. May 24-saisd brig Konigin Elisabeth tGe).
Rieck Philadelphia.
QUEENSTOWN, May ao-Arnvsd. bark Hrvst CAuD, Csan,
Philadelphia
RIO MARIxA-Sailed, bark jayne Osborn Philsdel-
phia
RrvAL-saied. ships Bessie Crosby (Br), Trefry New
York; Annie Law tBD, Hilton. do; Thos Lord, Hall.
Sweden.
ROTTERDAM, may ce-Arrivsd bark Bartoomeo Marcsno
uts). Carrsra. Philadelphia
SHIELDS. May 3o-Sailsd, ship British King (Br), San
Francisco.
ST NAxAIRx, May 2s-Arrived ship Vermont Richardson
Independents Bay; brig Piod uO Tsraboccha, Pssca-
goula-
TxxEI May 2s-Arived bark Admiralen tNor, Gimark
Now York.
TRAIxE May so-Arivsd. bark Talisman CSor). Dapler
Baltimore.
WEST HARrLxrooI May 2s-Arrvsd. bark Grasia (Nor).
rredercksen Pensacola.
LONDON, May so-Bark Weymouth tBD. Durkss, At Lon.
don from Portland, Ne, lost part OF cargo.
WEATHER REPORT
FALMOUTH May so. 8 Ph-wind variable, light; ene.
HoLynKAD. May 80. 30 PX-wind SW, strong; bsroms.
ter 3o.02a
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DEPARTURE OF THE NEW YORK coMMASpERrEs
FOR PHILADELPHIA

DEPARTURE OF THE NEW YORK COMMkxDERrEs
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Palestine Commandery, No. 10, len early yesterday
morning 10 participate In the Centennial celebration
at Philadelphia Thursday. =. z. Thorns, Grand
Master of the State OF New York, who il Com
mander OF Palestine, in command They
went by boat, and will remain until Thursday
night In the afternoon York and Columbian COM
manderies assembled 1t Masonic Temple, corner OF
Twentythird street and Sixth avenue, marched in pro
cession TO the depot and Left for Philadelphia. Tho
Columbian Order is the oldest commandery In the
United statea " was organized In 170s and is the
only that lived through the trials OF 1880 II in
cludes among It's former members the names OF La
fayette De Witt Clinton and General Robert Anderson,
effort Sumter fame and was, in FACT the Knckerbocker
Commandery. They number from sixty to seventy
ave on their visit, under command OF SIR William NJ
Elem
York Commandery No IS, lett about sixty in num-
ber with Sir William J. Macdonald in command.
In the parade one OF the color guard OF the Column
ban Order appeared in the uniform OF the Order when
first organized the balance Of the guard dressed
In suits OF mail This morning. Moron Commandery
No viii follow, ana IN the afternoon Clinton No. is
OF Brooklyn C9ur de Lion, No 23. will also leave IN
tho afternoon, escorting General Charles Roomc and
the officers OF the Grand Commandcry.
The following the grand officers OF the State who
will participate in the jubilee oil Thursday:-
General Charles Roome Grand Commander; Sir Rob-
ert Black, Deputy Grand Commander SIR Townsend
Foucey, Grand Gcnerassimo; Sir Charles II. Holden,
Grand Captain General; Sir Thomas 9. Chittenden,
Grand Senior Warden Sir George W. walqrove Grand
Junior Warden; Sir Robert Marcy, Grand Recorder;
Sir Cyrus stewart Grand Lecturer; Past Grand Com
mander H. Clay Preston; Past Grand Master, John W.
Simons.
The names OF the Communicates from New York
which have given notice OF their intention TO be pres
ent are as follows:-New York cty-Cbiumbian No. i;
Morton, No. 1; Palestine, No IS; Cgur de Lion. No
%; Manhattap No 81 Constantine, No 4s. and York,
No. SO. Brookyn-Clinton, No. IA, with delegations
from De Witt Clinton. No u, and ST Elmo, No. 81
New York State--Grand Commandery OF the State;
Apollo, No. 10, Troy; St. Johns, No. 81 0ean; Gen.
trail City, No. rs, SYRACUSE ST Augustine, No. 3s,
Ithaca
OF their intention to participate in the celebration
The total number OF visiting communicates will be at
least lis, and, they will average sixty seventy
members each, an idea may be formed Of what an i'm
posing procession they will make
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SLIGO. Nay l7-Ssiisd Atlantic. Knudsen, Baitimors -
svASsKA. Nay l8Snilod. Susan. Williams Sc johns -
SHIELDS, May ls-ssiled, ontano: Qne6sc vo~s
SrkrrN Ma l6Sailed, Midlothian Erikson. New orr
Hook. "
.wH,rxnAvxs. May ia-Arrved. Morning STAR Turner.
81 John NIB not arrived 18th.
WARREN PogNr, Nay l7-Saiied. Queen Of Hearts.
Brennan. Aramichi: William Owen Brown, sydney, NIB
Nh.
zrnIkxxx. Nay ls-Anivsd Cupid. Grant. New York for
DovRR, May lS-Ths Imatar. from Pensacola for Hull,
was towed on last evening" waerogged three Had
lost radder and sustained serious damage ard passed Dover
end Pan crew len ship At Dungeness and are here.
DuxGxxEss. May ls-The swedish ship Andrea wilhsl-
nina from New Orleans for kcva has arrived on here with
Syanhiid-
GnKEsocx May 1eThe British Lion. from Livsrpool To-
Quebec has arrived here frcm sea lcaky.
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MURDER OR SUICIDE.

THE TERRIBLE STORY OF THE EFFECT OF A
MISPLACED LovE-A wIrEs CONFESSION TO
HER HUsBAND-sHE IS AFTERwARD FOUND
DEAD
MILWAUKEE, May 60 1876.
The wife Of a man named Herman Kindling, residing
in this city confessed to her husband that she Ind
been guilty ofadultery with relative and that she
about TO become a mother. Her husband has only
Gently returned home after serving term of two years.
Imprisonment in the State Prison. She states that
her making the he consented to allow her
obtain divorce and TO permit her to 90 and live with
her paramount.
This morning the woman was found Dead with hor-
rble gashcs upon her body. Wounds that were in
tended to be fatal, doubtless inflicted upon her
head and throat Herman says, reply to inquiries,
that it is Of suicide An inquest will be held to-
morrow
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 30. 1876.
ARRIVALS.
RKPoRTRD NJ THE HERALD srgAx YACHTS AND HERALD
wniTEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINE.

Steamer Rusaslrl, Cook Liverpool May 20 and Queens
town 2lst with mdse and passengers 10 q Francxyn
steamer France tFrl. Trudee. Havrs May 20 via Pym-
outh 2l. with mdsc and to Louis feolan
steamer Geert GER. BnrendS Hamburg, May 18th
nvre 2oth With ndse and 52 passenger
GO. May 2st passed Hamburg steamer Losing hound
east lat 40 - N Ion ~ 53 W 2Tth Bremen bark
FROM Bremen for Baltimore lat ~ N, Ion 81 20 w: 2eh
Hamburg steamer Goethe, bound East, lat Al 20 H. Ion
50 81 W.
steamer Colon Griffin Aspnwall May 81 and Havana 2sth
with mdsc aud 13 to the Pacific Mail steamship
Company. May -. lat 81 23 Ion 1sif, passed bask
Ion 10 20. brig Emily.
steamer lima (Br). SAMSON, Ssvanilia May 10. Colon
May ~ and NnvAssa Gath. with mdse and
Pine Forwooa Go. May ~, lat ~ 40. Ion IS passed
with rigging aced
apparently but time In the waters 2sth lat 81 lon
a. steamer bound south suppossd Crescent City,
hsuco or Aspnvniil-
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

FsyAL May On the 10th OF March last, brcakwatcr
was be. an Bxy OF Fayal. which, when completed.
viii Afford shelter 20 large vessels This i'm
work Is being rapidly carried and
psced be finished In the course TOUR or i've years The
Lnybpr Of fayx independent OF the breakwatcr has been
for mnny wears past aud m Is visited by vessels all
tons repair damages take provisions Sc In
the island constantly Kent hand spars.
ropes &c and everything required Tor supplying sips that
this port Ia distress Terc also rsf class sh
usntcrs cskerr. web large deposit Of coal for
seamcrs When the breakwatcr Is complete. the Of
laval will considered Of the safest In world.
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CLEARED.

Steamer Abyssnin 3r, Murphy, Liverpool via Queens
town--C q Francklyn-
Steamer Geo Cromwell. Bacon, st Johns, NF. aud Halifax
NS--,lark 4 Seaman.
Steamer wyanoke, Couch Norfolk, City Point and Rich
mond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
steamer Ncrens. Berry. Rost"n-H Dimock
Steamer Beverly Wallace. Philadelphis-Jns Hand
Ba Leone tlta,. Cicconardi, Hull, E-Slocovch Go
Bark Casa Mariana utaD. Oneto, Rotterdam John
Seager.
Bark Hebe (Nor), Marchusen. Caein Frsncs)C Tobias
&Co
schr Edward Racket, Bergman. Wilmington. Hc-wn-
Asmus.
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Paris once. addressng Bennett 81 Avenue Dc Popsra.
Paris the arrivals departures from European and
Eastern ports American all forcin vessels trading
With the United States she will be cabed 70 shis eoun
try Tree OF charge.
Captains arriving and sailing French and Aedi-
teranean ports win find the Paris Office the more sc'nomi
cal and expeditions for telegraphing news
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BUSINESS IN LOUISVILLE.

RECOVERING FROM THE EFYEcTs OF THE RE
CENT SUSPENSIONS.
LOUISVILLE KY, May go 1876.
There were failures to-day, and better feeling
seems to prevail among all merchants. The suspen-
Of the three pork packers here yesterday was
caused by outside speculation in futures Of cotton and
other Things and not by losses on regular packing
Other pork firms not affected No stocks are being
thrown the market Holders of provisions are lrin
and refuse to sell at tho present prices
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r7-NoTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
COAsTING AND FOREIGN TRADE-Captains officers Of
the coasng trade the
displacement removal of requested
muncate the the HERALD. that be brought
publicly the attention OF the authorities letter
addressed the editor OF the HERALD New York city"
giving accurately possible the number and position Of
displaced buoys OF their removal will suffice In
all observed along the Atlantic and Pacific Of
the American Continent When they observed the
Of European countries In the Mediterranean Is
that information be sent either by telegraph
letter the London Office Of tho NEw York HERALD 40
Fleet street. London, the Paris Office 6i Avenue dc
rOpea Paris Where the telegraph is used dispatches
Bennett 81 Avenue de rOpera Paris" Where cases OF
observed in the beyond
the reach Of the telegraph, in Asia Africa, captains
communicate with upon reaching the FIRST convenient
port This information will DO cablcd free Of charge the
HERALD and published
rz-NoTfCE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.--The NSw York
HERALD adopted night signal for
board the HrnAIp yacht, showing whilo
Ing the coors red red changing from
in succession be several lnlcs distant Cap
preparing any marine they may have for ship
News Department, OF the HERALD
n9Persons iesirous OF communities tng vessels arriv
ing New York do BY addressing sucn vessels
oiTIEnALp yacht pier No East River New York
Letters received all parts ofthc promptly de-
iiyered. Duplicates required
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ship Pegasus Br. Willis, from New Orleans for Liver
pool. Nay -. lat ~, Ion -.
ship ficos terl kreixe from Pensacola for Hamburg
yxy II. lat ~ Al. lon 10.
Stis Lady Dufsrn Br. from Savannah via Queenstown
for Barrow May 40 IL miles east Of Tuskar.
gark Camilla, or Baltimore" for Rotterdam May Is.
BARK Es Of Quebec. steering sw April ~ lat o. lon
Al M.
Qodv a
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CHILDREN's sANITARIUM.

PHILADELPHIA, May %, 1876
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Enclosed please lind $40 for tho West Side Relief
Associations sanitarium (Dobbs' Ferry and .Concy
Island|. Very respectfully yours, Ky
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Merchants shipping and shpmasters are Informed
that BY sclcgraphing tho kRAIp London Bureau ID
dressing sanst NO. - Fleet street, London" v The
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Steamers Idaho r for Liverpool; City OF San ntono,
Galveston and Key West; Herman Livingston. Savan
wyxnose. Richmond &c; ships Mikado (BD, London; Ne
Plus Ulra. do.
Wind n sunset. Sc: midnight Sc.
Barometer At sunset. 30 IL: midnight. 1924
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Ship Cornelius Grinne Borlhnd from London April Is.
Ship Ajax lNorl, Apcno. from HAvre April -.
Bark Miner tNor), Soerensen. from Hamburg April Is
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wHALEMEN.
SPOKEN.

Cleared Nov BEDFORD May 20 bark Lacoaia clifford for
indian Ocean
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.


DATES OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
MAY AND JUNE.
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nyMARu,gp.-0n the 18th inst.'
0. the Episcopal Chures, BY Rev. A
Ncponough, Mr.. X. G. Linn. Of
Grantsrihe. Calhoun county, to Miss
Mary Hamilton, Of this place. Aud
Gorge has goua. He has sold his
sicg!e. breasted lounge, packed bis bag.
gage aud checked it for glory walked the
gang plank of cour.ship, on to the
vessel Of matrimOny. and is now
s,rcriug down The :tream OF bliss by
the light Of tho (honey) moon. We
wish lin rud bis amiable bride safe
voyage, gentle winds, and tho "Silkeu
Down Of Happiness" complete in one
volume.
On tho morning Of the 18th inst,
n. tho Episcopal church, by the Rev
Mr.. Woods, Of ClutksbuIg, Rev. A. A
McDonougL, TO Miss Florence Bran,
non, daughter Of Judge Braunon, all
Of Wcstvn.-lu connection with the
many fricuds Of the happy pair, Tns
DrNocEAr tenders its hearty congratu'
lstions, with the holc that
Along their pathway may the lAuShius
hours =,
Scatter puly und always ,Ad,sr. a9rUi,'
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Weston, W. Va, June Is.
J. NJ, Bennett, plaintiff,
vs..
Samuel L. Hays, Sheriff Of Gilmes comfy,
Aad Ms such, Administrator Of William
SMluakCr, deceased, Salathlel G. StAlna-
ker, Levi Johnson, Nathaniel Staluaker,
Elizabeth SIalnsker, Exchange hank OF
Virginia, John s. Wither,, Emma Vita
ers sand Herbert Kilhers. defendants.
IN cIASCERY.
The parties to the above.nNmcd cause will
take notice that the undersigned Commits
sioner Of tho Circuit Court Of Lewis county
has liked up Tuesday, August 9Th, 1879,
at his Office in Weston, 10 execute an order
Of reference made in said cause BY the Cir
cult Court Of Lewis county, nj the March
term, 1875, by which said order he was d.
rccltd TO settle the administration nccvtula
Of Samuel i. Hays, on Tho estate Of William
Stalnakcr, deceased; and also 10 report Auy
other matter deemed pertinent by hiui or
required by any OF tho parties. Al which
time and place said parties arc requested 10
attend.
Given under my hand, as Commissioner
IN Chaarery OF said Court, the day and year
drst aforesaid.
A. NJ. DENT, Commissioner.
june l9-tR
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-06-19

Ey-L,vInY AND FEED SrAsLs,-
We call attention to the advertisement
Of James z. Colo. our popular livery
man, to DO found 10 another column.
jim has added new buggics, good
horses, 10, to his STOCK. and is now
prepared to accommodate tho public on
short notice. We trust that our peo'
pic will continue to give Mr.. Cole The
liberal patronage he so we'll de-
eerves.