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Election supervisor Drown ed.

New YORK, November "A dis
patch from Ra,eIga, Y. C, says Dr.. A
j. Glover. supervisor Of elections 8;
swan Quarter, Hyde county, y. c. ws'
drownei On the night Of November 5,
with tae Republican tickets io' thAi
county IN his procession. The body Tai
found some day: after nearly urHght
in the water, With nIs coat drsEn over
hi. head snd other evidence OF violsnce
TIE election tickets we're never found,
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Arrested for Embezxlement.

ToPEkA. KANSAS, November 24.-On
the llth Of October the safe OF tie tress-
urer OF Rice county was robbed Of $4,000.
An examination OF tie accounts OF the
treasurer, Mr.. Lawrence, shows S de-
fslcatIor Of $4,000 He acknowledged
having used the funds Of the county, but
denies b svihg robbed the safe. The
County Commissioners employed detec-
tive, who discovered evidence enough 70
have lawrence arrested, which has been
dsAe
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To the working t1ass.-We are now
prepared 70 furnish all classes with con
slant employment a. home, the whole Of
the time, or for their spare moments.
Business new, light and profitable. Per-
SOM OF either ssI easily earn from 20 cents
n - per evening, and q proportional sum
by dsyoting their whole time 20 the busi-
ness. Boys and girls earn nearly a N ueh
a. men. That all who sec this notice may
send their atdres. and test the business
we make this IN parzlleled offer: To such
"a re not well satisfied we will ssnd oas
dollar 20 pay for the trouble Of writing.
Full particulars. samples worth several
dollars 70 com nmencs WORK on, hnd copy
OF Home md Fireslde, one Of the largest
and best illustrated Publications, all sent
free by mall. Reader, II you want perma-
nent. profitable work, address GEOK8E
sTI SSOS Il CO., Portland, Maine. spltxyb
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Richmond ssaces.

RICHMOND, November 24.-At the
races the three-qusrter mile dash Tor
two year olds brought out three starters.
Tampico won; Main Brace, second; Flora,
third. Time :25.
The mile dash tor oil ages was won by
Lady Clipper; Coupsn, second; Libbie
L., third Time l:4Si.
The dash for mile and half for oil
ages was won by Bay Rum beating
Wsterie and Starlight.
The dead heat OF yesterday between
Tom Neil and First Chance VAS won
easy by O'Neil.
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Billiard Tourna ment.

New YoEK, November 24.-Jacob
Schaeher accomplished another great
triumph tonight, in a billiard match,
defeating Cyrille Dion by score OF 800
TO 1893. GARNER defeated Rudolph by a
score Of 300 to 2l6 In the yiternoon
Slosson was the victor in the game with
Daly by a score CT 300 10 285.
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a Man of q Thousan d.

w PECTED nom Consumption, ali
remedies having failed, and Dr. II. JaIpss
vss experimenting, he accidentally made
a preparation Of Indian Hemp" which
cured his only child, and now gives this
recipe free on receipt oftvo STAN p, " psy
svestk, nausea at The stomach, and Will
ba eak . freah cold In ~ hours. Address
Chadcoek Co., iQ1 Race Btrsst, Phila
dsiphia, naming this paper. no13aa
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Official Vote Of Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, November "a. - The
complete official returns received tonight
elect ten Democratic Congressmen, the
full delegation. Tho total vote cast was
25S.sGO. Tilden received 100 4i0;
Hayes, 9S4l5. In 1876 Harlan, Repub-
licsn, received 9O,775; McCreery, 1885,.
go. The Democratic gain was 33,469.
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a.. hs, our friends everywhere to
,,,I and quiet. Let Us not assume
The threatened outrage will be con-
,s4 We are serene as yet, well
- ,bst It will come right in the
.,s tbs. our fairly-elected Presi-
..-.uir. be insugurated.
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RecfIYRra ApnoInied.

LoUIsvILLE, November 4-Chanee'-
Ior Bruce to-day appointed DAME! Tar
rance and John King, how president, re
ceivers for the Ohio Aad Mississippi rail-
road, for some reason. Upon which the
Illinois and Indian. courts dd Likewise
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Railroad Sirikc.

LITTLE Rock, November 4.-The
freight train brskemcn on the Southern
division ofthe ST. Louis, Iron Mountain
and Southern railroad struck to-day
They demand that the order requiring
them to remain on top OF the cars be
rescinded No freigh, went south to-
day. Passenger travel is uninterrupted.
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Governor Hayes.

TOLEDO, November 24,-Goy. Hsye:
arrived in this city this morning. lie
.pent the day in visiting tn" various
State institutions located here, and re.
turned 20 Columbus this evening. No
public reception or demonstration oo.
Cured, but few persons being aware oi
his presence in the city.
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Suit Ended.

MILWAUKEE, November 4.-The
trial OF A. u. Weisssrt, eT-
deputy collector Of Internal rev.
snue on an Indictment for bribery,
terminated abruptly to-day. the coun.
sel for the government entering Hot!e
urDtInrl.
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T,Lpx>'s quiet, dignifed course
election, through all the trying
SIN, ..s, have sirce trsnspired, but
'''-. ., the c5rdterce Of the country in
..,,. a OF hrs selection.
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statesmen WANTED

SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY YORAs
"A energetic man in every county in
the United States For full Particular,
address
Al. wEIDEEER, Manufacture.
No. % South -. Ond Ht., Philadelphia, Pa.
oct lOZt
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OmciAl Vote of Missouri.

- LoU,s, November 24.-The Off
:. vote Of this State for PresideHt is SIS
..'s:: ,.s Ti.den, 2O2,6s7; Hayes, 1867
W. Cooper, 3,495. Tilden's majority
Ta T,a Hayes, $3.50; over Hayes and
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lowing letter to General Wade Hsmp-
ton:
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE, /
NEW YORK, Nov. "a, 1876. !
Ny DEAR SIR:-Your admirable I'D.
dress to the people of South Carolina is
the subjec: of universal CONNIE dation
here. In fact, the prudence, iorbesrsnce
and self control OF your people, under
the most exsspersting provocatlons, is
beyond all praise. | can only trust that,
in the excitement of the situstion in
which you will find yourself
next week, no outbreak vii.
occur. 1t is almost too much to
expect tnat there will be no indiscreet
men in South Carolina who may pro-
woke violence, but nevertheless the provi-
dence of God has so far guided you and
your people in all your difficulties, that
your friends rest in calm confidence on
the wisdom and good feeling which have
so far attended your action. lou may rest
assured, and that your Northern
brethren have Consecrated them
selves to the work OF your dsllyerance and
will never cease in their efforts till you
are restored to that freedom wherewlth
you were made free by the labors and sa-
crifCes aad the wisdom OF orr torefs hers
and YOUR forefathers. God give you and
your people all wisdom, and all the pa
thence necessary in this hour OF trial, and
in this crisis OF the destiny OF the commOs
country. We have full faith in the justice
Of the people of the United
States, and We do not en-
entertain a doubt OF the final vcr1ict
which they will pass upon the occur
rences of the past two weeks. This ver-
dict will surely vindicate their majesty
and re-establsh free government upon
lasting basis.
have the honor to be your obedient
servant, ABRAM ). HEWITT,
Chairman National Dem. Com.
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rgg .gna.r.t hing Of the season is the
.,..y,,ses that the moral influence
..,. better elements Of the Republican
- 20, smeliorate the condition of
IN louisiana As well attempt
...-.,ly = lung-heap with thimbleful
..,.,,ne A. TO expect moral suasioh to
..s.,-,.s .uch knaves rs KELLOGG u Co.
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WANTED.

CALEsNES on SALARY ONLY, sssIo
y per month, and all TRAVELLING Ex.
PENS Es, 20 sell goods Of our OWN manu-
lsrtGre 70 Dealers, No PeddIing. Addrsss.
CISCIssATI NOVELTY M'Y'G. 20.
ortlDzb
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lt'hct)inq a'eaister.
-,..,.. s.,'rro1y at lO9:.
-

,,o,l,r to-aay torH be partly
.,t ,apti,rest to northwest s0inds,
.rf -.STy 'f''''
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Troops in washingtos.

wAsHIsGTos, November H.-Ths
total number OF troops ordered TO Wnh.
ington up to date 10 between 800 and 200.
This includes eight comsniss or batteries
now here, and four companies OF infantry
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gr,pgt-YULLY submitted to the or
..-.vhg .hirk il preposterous to i'm
-. tbs. Florida and Louisiana can
y. honestly gone Democratic: Con-
18Th: ven. for Grant n 1872, but has
,.,5 Democratic Governor ever
80 The Democratic majority this
,.,.vs. 2.gs9. The Republican gain
.-. ~ W, exactly Il per cent,
.,>-5 almost So per cent, over 1915
,.,.. % per cent. TILDEN ran about
..r ,,est O.! the Congressional ticket.
-.ame percentage over the vote Of
:; would have given Democratic
-.g-i,v til, year. No comparison is
,....e with Louisiana, Tor the only
.,.--. ac.a.-abic are Democratic and
W E,ial These show Democratic ma
...y yi5429.
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,,>,roy. the servant of a people
-, :, pe free in l776. GRANT, the
'''' = .rrrs unworthy of freedom in
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-25

Pscbeco, Repu blican candidate for
Congress in the Fourth Csliforhia dis
,rict, has Z majority Of one vote.
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GONE BEAUTIFUL SUIT OYALL THE
- latest styles OF ParIor and Chamber
suits have Just been received by US, and
we invite the attention Of our lady pat
rons especially 10 them. A iull line of
Carpets, OilclOths and Window Shades
also Just received.
FRIEND A HDN,
n,s No l0S, Main street
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Letter from Hon. Abram q. Hew
itt 10 Gen. Hampton.

NEW YORK. November "a Hon.
Abram S. Hewitt has written the fol-
lowing letter to General Wade Hsmp-
ton:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-09

MAUD MuLLER.-Miss Geneyieve Rog-
ers, who has been starring in the West
Tor some months past, under the name Of
Geneyive Howard, in obedience TO her
fathers wishes that she should act under
an assumed name until her success as an
actress was assumed, has been engaged
for The coming season by Manager Frank
E. Aiken, and she will act under her own
name. Mi. Aiken has purchased Philip
Stones drama OF "Maud Muller" found
ed upon Whittier's poem Of that name.
We are informed that Mr.. Whittier has
isiac,ion with The manner in which the
subject has been treated. Miss Rogers is
young, not yet eighteen, and is said to
have good appearance and decided tai
emit, and 1t Is thought that she is peculi.
arly'adapted % the character Of Maud
Mnller.-Ner York Clipper.
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CINCINNATI, September Cotton
Firm at lie. Fiour-Quiet and firm. Whea
Dull; red. eOcas1 06. Corn-Steady at a
aA6c. Oats-Held at 32aS7c. Rye-Quie
at 6oa6Sc. Barley-Dull at 90a92c. Porl
Steady and in fair demand at $40 80
Lard-Strong; steam 10Hc; kettle 12al2Hc
Bulk Meats-Firm at 6sSaS1<S5Sc. Bacon
Dull and nominal. Butter-Dull and un
changed. Whisky-Dull at 81 %.
HoGs-Steady; common light S. 60a5 10
fair to medium light IS 65a6 90.
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REpuBLICAs RALLY To.NIGur.-The
Republicans Of the city and vicinity are
expected to turn out strong and rally at
the Eighth Ward meeting tonight. 1t
il confidently expected that the demons.
tration will be much larger than that Of
last Saturday night, and II only remains
for the different clubs to see that the ex.
pectation is realized. The programme Of
The torchlight procession, including the
route to be followed, ETC., has already been
published. Addresses will be delivered
BY Hon. D. F. Pugh, Of Tyler county, and
Col. c. L. Poorman, Of Bellaire, well
known. and able speakers. The speaking
will take place from platform to be
erected on the west side Of Chapline street
lust below 33d street.
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ODD FELIows CENrESSrAL ExcuR-
aos.-The Centennial excursion OF Odd
Fellows from this city will not be confn-
cd 10 the fraternity alone, but all who
desire can take advantage OF the low
rates. 1t is not yet known what the fare
will be, but ii 10 thought that arrange.
ments Gun be made by which the round
trip can be made for 50 or $40. The ex-
cursionists will leave.at 8 A. NJ. on Mon.
day, 18th inst, and arrive at Philadel-
phia about II o'clock the same night.
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MARTINS FERRY ITEMs.-Will. Wood
and wife, and 0. K. Wood and two sisters
LEFT yesterday morning via the B. 4 0.
road; for the Centennial. - 4.
S. d. Williams and wife are visiting
friends at Barnesville this week.
The Honorable Board Of Commission.
era Of Belmont county were in town yea
terday looking after the damage done to
bridges by the recent heavy rain.
Rev. Sedwick will, at the request Of
Mr.. John Goodhue, who is in declining
health, preach at the house Of Mrs. Good.
huein Burlington, at 8 o'clock Tomorrow
afternoon.
There will be a temperance meeting in
the Town Hall tomorrow afternoon at
4 o'clock.
The Hayes and Wheeling club otthis
place will meet in the Town Hall this
evening. Goodspeakers have beeninvit-
cd and are expected to represent and nd.
dress the meeting.
DR.. Capehart went from the Judicial
Convention at Barnesville Tuesday to
Columbus, and returned Thursday even
ing. 'r
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HErMBoIDs BucHu is still in the ne.
NTH Of It's popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. Helmboh, the cele-
brated medicine Is still manufactured at
he laboratory at Philadelphia, and is
tSoldby all respectable druggists. 1t is
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware OF counter
feiH. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. ~. dAW
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.
DYsrErstA.-Dyspepsla Is the most dis
couraging and distressing disease man Ia
heir 10. Americans are particularly sub
ject 10 this disease and its effects: such
rs sour stomach, suck headache, habitual
costiyeness, heartburn, water-brash,
gnpwing, and burning pains In the pit Of
the stomach, coming up Of the food, coat
ed tongue, disagreeable taste in the
mouth, impure blood and oil diseases Of
the stomach and Liver, Two doses OF
Green's August Flower will relieve you
at once, and there ia positively not a case
In the United States il will not cure. II
you doubt this goto your Druggist and
get q sample bottle for 10 cents and try it.
Regular size rs cents. Wholesale agents
Logan, List & Co.. and Laughlin Bros. &
Co, eod4w
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NEW York.

NEW YORK, September s.-COtton-
Steady at ike. Flour-Firm; superine
western and State 81 60a4 IS; common e
good 81 9Oa5 Is; good TO choice s. l5a5 30
81. Louis IS 20as 25. Wheat-Spring IN
graded No. 2 Milwaukee 81 1917; No:
White Michigan new 81 27a1 %; No. 8, Chi
cago spring in store 81 05. Rye-Steady
state s5e. Barley-Firm. Malt - Steady
Corn-steady; mixed steam 5ia56c; western
mixed ,55absc. Oats Steady; western
mixed and State 47a56c. Groceries-un'
changed. Whisky-steady wiha moder
ate demand at 81 II. -
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The CAPITAL DINING RooNs.-Tht
popularity OF the above we'll known res
taurant Is not diminishing in the least
Mr.. Thornton has proven that frst-clasl
restaurant can be kept so that it can b
patronized by ladies, as well as gentle
men, with or without escorts. There Il
no bar attached to the Capital dining
rooms, and as consequence ladies fee
no hesitation in taking their meals there
The capital is known and patronized By
ladies and gentlemen alike, from all part
Of the State. The rooms are well fur
nished, quiet and pleasant, and the far'
the best the market affords.
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PHILADELPHIA, September S.-Flour-
Firm and unchanged. Petroleum-Firmi
refined 25s<a26c; crude 19c. Seed-ClOveI
i0al3c. Wheat-Dull; red, new 81 loa
10; amber 81 l9a1 20; white 81 2lal 70
Rye-62c. Confirm; yellow 55a5Sc. 0ati
Dull; new S9a3Sc. Butter-Steady; New
York and Bradford county extra S0aSlei
firsts 27a99c; western extra 25a27c Cheese
Firm at 9a10c. Eggs-SteadY western
94a25c. WhiSky-Western at 81 Il.
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THE STANDARD GAME.-It appears
that in the game between the Standard
and Brown Stockings, at Erie, at the end
Of the game, the score stood Q 70 ! in IA
vor Of The lormef club. The game was
not concluded, i q lie Standard club
Kicked against some decision Of the um.
pire, TO the writer unknown.
Yesterday the Standard boys were to
play The .NeshRnnoOks, at New Castle,
but tho receipts were 30 slim that the
match was Withdrawn. To-day the
Standard will play the Alleghenies, at Al.
legheny, after which they will return
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ACCIDENT AT JoHSsos's Tn snoP.-
While two men were at work repairing
the cornice Of Johnson's tin store. on
Main street, yesterday afternoon, their
support gave way. One man fell to the
pavement, but the other held on to the
cornice and swung himself into window
Neither was injured.
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! AT tho eleventh annual reunion OF the
Society Of the One Hnndredth Pennsyl'
yania Veteran Volunteers (Roundheads)
to held at Warrington, Pa, on Thursday
next, the annual Grafton will be deliv,
cred by Rev. George P. Hays, I'd, o.
Washington and Jefferson College, and
Horace q. Dufant, N. D., Of the Poteatdn'
Advance, Pittsburgh, will read . poem
suitable 10 the centennial character oil
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A VERY distressing accident occurred
to a funeral procession yesterday. Just
a. the procession started the hold back
straps TO the hearse horses gave way,
and the road being very rough the coffin
was thrown out on The street. Fortu.
nately the accident did not result in any
Thing serious.
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EAST LIBERTY, September S.-CATTIE-
Receipts to-day 2,02S head, or III cars o.
through stock and 2 cars for sale here; tota
for four days 5,Gl0 head. No market to
day, there being no buyers on hand.
HoGsAReceipts to-day 9S5 head; total
for four days $3.50 head. Workers s. 70a
O 90; Philadelphia 50 20a6 80.
SHRRP-Receipts to-day 900 head; total
for four days $500. Selling for 81 QOa5 Is
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MUSICAL PIcs1c.-The bras bands Of
the city and vicinity will holda picnic on
the Island to-day. The following bands
are expected TO be present: Wheeling
City Band, Bellaire City Band, Wallace,s
Cofnet Band, 81. Clairsyille Cornet Band,
Todd's West Alexander Band. At ~
o'cock in the morning the bands will
parade the streets, and at l T. N. unite
in grand concert at the picnic grounds
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-09

! AT a meeting Of Clay district Hayes
and Wheeler Guards the following
marching officers were elected: ]. Mil
ton Ray, Captain; Hugh Sterling, First
Lieutenant; Samuel B. Mccullough, Sec
dnd Lieutenant; Archie Paxton, Orderly
Sergeant; VIM. Phillips, Second Sergeant
Joseph Connely, Third Sergeant LemueI
+. Busby, Fourth Sergeant.
The club has secured asa club the room
formerly occupied by Messrs: schmnlbach
4 HanEc as an iron store. The club will
meet this evening ut 6:S0 o'clock, sharp
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Toledo.

To1RDo, September s. -Flour-Q Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Eirm; No. 2 white
Wabash 81 II; No. 5 do 81 10; No, white
Michigan 81 II spot and seller September
81 l3L< October; No. 5 red 81 ok; rejected
90c. Corn-Steady; high mixed spot held
at 49I<c; low mixed acc; damaged 42Ac
Oats-steady; No. 2, Sic; white S6c; Niehi
gan 35c: rejected 29c.
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RRAILRoAD BoSps-Steady
STNTP RhSng-Ouiat.

HRAILRoAD BoNDS-Steady.
STATE BoNDs-Quiet. ~.
SrocKs-At the opening declined to
IL per cent, but this was succeeded by a
buoyant feeling, advancing from y to %
per cent, the latter for N. J. Central:
Toward noon there was break in the coal
stocks, n. J. Central declining to 291[, Del
aware, Lackawanna 4 Western to 17H reg.
ular, and 76 seller 60 days, and Delaware &
Hudson Canal to IS. Michigan Central
fen of 13< per cent, and the remainder o.
the list Aa1k per cent. After The second
call steadief feeling prevailed and there
was recovery Of Nass per cent. In the
late dealings stocks were irregular, but IN
the main firm. The transactions were 49,
900 shares, Of which 1900 were Western
Union, 1000, Rock Island, 5000, st. Pauls,
5000 Lake Shore, q, 900 Michigan Central,
Ct 200 Delaware, Lack. & Western, and
q, 900 New Jersey Central 1t was reported
on the streets this afternoon that New Jer'
sew Central was to be reorganized and that
q new mortgage Of s, 000, 600 was to be made,
to be taken by the incoming directors, and
also that John Taylor Johnson was to re
main President. .Jfa'
The Evening Pot says that a movement
is on foot among large holders Of Michigan
Central Railroad stock to annul the leases
put upon the road by the old directors and
trustees of the property,
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oMlAsrREEr.-The work Of filling
Virginia street, between South Front and
South Pean streets, still continues. The
dirt Ia carried In carts from the river
bank at the foot OF Ohio street. The
street will be iillCd up'some four feet OF
more, and some time will be required TO
do the work. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-09

AxD still they come and must be sold,
We are daily receiving large invoices Of
dry goods, carpets, &C., which we offer at
the following low prices for cash !:
Beaver cloth cloaks at 50 so.
Plain and barred ilannels at 20 cts.
New dark best prints Z and Sets.
Balmoral and fall skirts at 50 cts.
Good Sea Island muslin at 5 cts.
Black and colored cashmeres 25 cts.
Black and colored silks at old prices.
80 pieces Of hemp wool and brussels
carpet from 20 cts. to 81.
Call soon II you wish to save money Al
Nos. 2Ol9 and 202l, Main street, Centre
Wheeling. JOHN RoEMER.