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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-08-09

William II. West, Republican
Candidate for Governor of Ohio, is
totally blind, having lost hi eye
sight about three years ago. Acwill
be spared the pain Of gazing upon
the doad carcass Of his poriytlis fall.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-08-09

It is generally conceded that the
sick man of Turkey gave a sound
dpbbing to the Russ in the recent
battle on the Balkan mountains
The latter is said to have lost 2l,O0O
in killed and wounded, while the
Turkish loss was triilng. Itreminds
us of the con to Richmond move
mcnt,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-08-09

General Jubal Early is facctious,
He recently told a Pennsylvania at
White Sulphur Springs that the city
of York, Pa, still owes him 37l,4OO
with interest, on the assessment of
100000 made during his war raid,
and that he proposes to put The &C
count in the hands of u collector
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-08-09
Lucas Lambrecht,
BAKER & coNFECTIoNER,
POINT PLEASANT, W. VA.

Takes pleasure in informing the citizens
OF this place and vicinity, that he is now
prepared to furnish fresh bread and cakes
on short notice.
He will keep candies, cakes, fruits, nuts
and in fact everything common to Il Con-
icctionery establishment. Also, constantly
on hand, fresh bread. He will make TO
order Cakes OF every description. II will
be his pleasure to please his customers,
and 10 that end no cndcNyors will be re-
mittcd. Apr. lO.I7.n.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue OF Il Decd OF Trust executed
ID bv W. J. KallRm, james karrick, The
odore Moore and ". III. Smith, to the un-
dersigncd, Trustee, dated the 10th day OF
May, 1876, duly recorded in the Clerks Of
fee Of the County Court OF Mason County,
in trust deed book number 3, page SO, to
secure the payment OF Il prOmsory note,
bearing date May 9TH, 1875, due one year
after date, and bearing interest at the rate
OF per cent. per annmn from date, Tor the
sum OF Sl500.00, 10 the New Haven Man
ufacturing Company, and being required
by said Company, which ciains that no
part Of said debtor interest has been pad,
shall proceed TO sell at publicauction for
Cash, on Saturday, the I'd day of
September, 1877. at the Machine shop
formerly known rs the Point Pleasant Ma
chine Works, situated on the kanawha
River bank, in the town Of Point Pleasant,
at | | O'Clock \. NJ, the following property
viz One engine lathe 80 inch swing, ~
II. bru win cuTnpOuuu rest, ~ inch screw
chuck, and fixtures belonging to lathe; one
engine lathe, is inch swing, lot. bed with
10 inch screw chuck, and the several fix
lures belonging to the lathe; one pattern
makers lathe u inch swing and fixtures
one iron plancr with 10 IT, bed, 81 Il. Ia
bic, with one IS inch planer chuck aud one
pair 10 inch swing p!Gncr centres; one back
gcarcd upright drill, III inck swing, Il feet
high including one set twist drills and
sockets for same, from to u inch diane
ter, including the overhead countershafts
pullcys and hangers and all other fixtures
belonging to and sold with the above ma
chimes, being the same machinery sold TO
said w. J. Kullam, james Karrick, Thco-
Gore Moore and w. II. Smith, by the New
Haven Manufacturing Company, rs per
bill dated May 18th, 1876,
q. 7. SIMPSON, Trustee.
,,, a ell.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-08-09

Some of our State papers are Civ
ing Gov. Matthew's bark for calling
upon the Federal Government for
aid.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-08-09

The strikers at Pittsburg answer
ed General Brown by saying, "Thc
legislation of the country was to
blame" True, the Legislators are to
blame, and will be for the future, I'M
less they repeal the robbing and de-
moalizing Resumption Act. The
late troubles are but pimples on the
diseased body.politic showing them
selves. The real demonstrations are
10 come if the iniQuity of the past is
conti,.ued by the men intrusted with
the government oItho country.-Cia.
EBgWircr.
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GOODS lT COST!

TDESIREto call attention to the TACT, that
! am now selling all my Millinery goods
at cost. Such us hats, bonueis, ribbons,
flowers, laces, ties, &c. Give mo call Il
You want TO buy any goods in the MILL
merry line Sales only made for cash, Ut
this reduction. NJ l., JONES
July 26-2w.
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aug. 0-tls.
WEST VIRGINIA,
Mason County, SIS;

A 7 Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
n the Circuit Court OF Mason County
on the first Monday in the month OF Au'
gust, 1877.
Amanda L. Roush, Complainant.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-08-09

The cultivation of flax in the West
is increasing, as it should. The
North western Flax Society report
the average value of the crop per
acre to be 270S. The United States
import annually $5O,0O0,0OO worth
of flax, hemp, and jute, Improved
processes are steadily diminishing
ing the cost ofharvesting, preparing,
and manufacturing, Jute may be
grown in the Southern States, hemp
In Kentucky, Missouri, Illinois, III
diana, further North flax is at home,
The two latter are extensively grown
already.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-08-09

1t is proposed next year to cele,
bratc, at Penzance or Truro, in Corn
wall, the centenary of the death OF
the Cornish language. According to
general belief, the last person who
could speak Cornu-British lucntly
died in i77S. 1t is recorded that she
used the language chiefly for swear
ing purposes, The celebration will
probably take the form ola congress
ofCeltic scholars, and it is expected
that this reunion will be followed by
the publication of a number Of Cor
nish manuscripts,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-08-09
STATE ITEMS.

Horse thieves are operating in the
interior Of the State, String EN- up.
Putnam county has Just harvested
the largest and best wheat crop she
has ever produced.
The Weston girls getting scarce of
beaux, are Offering a chrome to every
gentleman caller.
Roane county has soventy-nine
school houses, and nearly all OF her
teachers are native born.
A thiefin Summers county stole Il
beehive, full of honey and bees.
The total enumeration of youth
for Jefferson county is 4,725, being
an increase of 205 over last year.
The Kanawha Gazette tells of a
beautiful aud playful fawn being cx-
hibited on the streets Of Charleston.
1t was captured on Elk.
Mr.. VIM. Wagner, of Union dis
trict informs us that he has Il stalk
of clover grown on his farm which
weighed over seven pounds. Isn't
this ahead?-Buckdunon Delta.
A large tobacco barn belonging
to Mr.. Isaac Judy, situated near Pet
ersburg, Grant county, was entirely
destroyed by fire on the oath of last
month. Loss, $1,000
The annual convention of the Chris,
tan Church of the Fourth District Of
West Virginia, will meet at Hope
well, Wood county, on Friday, Au'
gust II.
The receiver of the Chesapeakeand
Ohio railroad has been authorized tc
construct branch road up Morris
o-ool-, Lsonowha county, and TO pay
| for the same out of any moneys on
hand.
While John Robiuson's circus was
exhibiting at PeterStown, a drunken
Desperate named McCroskey attack.
ed Mr.. John Lester, hotel keeper,
| (who sold the whiskey contrary to
Iaw) with knife and was knocked
down. Rising he attempted to cut
Testers throat, when the latter drew
his revolver and fred several times,
wounding the desperate fatally in
fine bowcls. Lester was badly clt on
the legs and arms, and is now lying
in a very painful condition.-.uon-
roc Register.
An effort was made at the last term
of the County Court to divide Green
brier district. 1t was argued cl0bor-
atcly by counsel, both pro and con-,
and finally postponed till the next
| fiscal term. If the district ever is
divided, we suggest that the new one
be called Tildcn.-.iouatain Herald.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-08-09

A LII the type now In this office is ent'
II ~ new. We have all the late styl
card and poster type, and ilattcr o.
that We can do rs good work rs any
m the State. Give us q trill,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-08-09
emo. W. E1PPzTT. Editor.

Point Pleasant. West Va.
.THURsDAY, AUGUST 9, 1877.
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EH5"CharlestOn weekly Courier" will
publish 6 weeks and send certificate OF pub
location with bill of cost tn this office.
, 1877-06-29

SuNphY-sCHQQl WORK.


TEHa1 HAtTE. Ind, June 1s.-The eloflnR ses-
alon Of the thirteenth snnnal Convention OF the
Indiana sunday .sehool Union hare been Of ksras
interest. Mrs.. q. n. Alden. we'll known shsoukh
her various hooks and magazine articles ~ IN So
thofess under the nom dc plume Of .'panry. reAd
paper Oh ':That Not to Do" Ths Rsv.
George 4 Peitx also delivered An address.
Other excellent and profitable e1etciass took
Indianapolis Wa .sleeted A. tns ne1s elaee Of
meettn1
william i. Lever,ns refusing, on aecount Of
failing health, IN fcsve longer President Of thu
AasoeIatton. Jafues s. Richly. ED. IT New
Alesn5 ~ elected. Ths of!'eea Of hecoftine and M
Charles II. Conner. OF New Albany, Was elected
secfetafJ. Frank II. te.nstnR. nf fndiAnapoah.
Nas elected Statistical Secretary. and Charles
u: Mes3., ef the ssme place. ~ Treasurer.
The foll0wnk Vice. rfcaitiepts, mus Tor each dis.
snes we're e'sfte1 Samuel y: Gournlek ET,t.s. A.
nolds. B!pwnatoHu. .. \. stewart. Ktatug Sun
Charles +. Coffin. Richmond, Dr. X T.. Burnett,
tIeenasid: 4ndfew j. Ne1. nErentArilc; J. il.
e. Rouse, Tetrs ilaute; parit Ifarlen. crauforts.
s!nsit. Koko,nc; Wiiiisu, Il. cottipghs;n. For,
Wayne: =. ". Niasls. Waterloo.
The follovin1 pcrsons were elected members Of
the Executive COMMITTEE. ono from each district
The Rev. w.. ]. Dartty, Evansville; Miss AAe1.ath
Go1, f., p,9i!; Il; T: chtes, New A,osny: IT, K..
vile; the Rev Charles 8. Hubbard. KnIghtstown:
il. 8. Darls. indianapolis; MhrY tlsdley, bloom
!nEdt!s; Capt. Dewitt Wallace. Lafayette: Henry
1fass, Delphi: ths REV. II. J. Meek. kokono; the
Fey: l.. y; smith; Huntington; tho heV. ". r.
The Convention adjourned to.niaht With large
and enthusiastic ptalac meeting. led By ths 1lev.
George II. fettx. OF Philadelphia.
, 1877-06-29

THAT NEW WHEEL.


The stnr Bon Drnko gave Smiths tscw '.anRle
reaction propeller" wl,oel q fair trial yesterday,
and when the fact il taken tnto confederation that
Il wAs too targc = wheel for tho brakes motive
power, It worked quito satisfactorily. Tho wllcc
in question Is hvs and one-haif feet in diameter,
ior tip to Evanston and returu the average speed
attained waa nina nt!os m hour, aud los rcvoiu.
lions per minute wsru nadc BY the wheel, whereaa
l45 revolutions had bee" made with tho oat.s.rie
wheel. Tho vcksel WIS checked up 1uck.
u yesterday. and = was raridly hacked,
in mnking. landings. Cupt Cox
Is well pleased With tle wheel, bnt desires u
smaltar enc Or e!se 10 will reject It. Tho one
now IN the Drnke was intended for the tug alo-
s.lcr, which hu4 double engine, and therefore
power sufficient To move It, hui Mr. Dnnl,an d.
sired tho experiment to bx nado tha Drake, and
IL waa dane. Sir. Smith ll4s ecstGd his wheel IN
tho Illinois fltver Knu Claims economy and ntlt.
ttoual spusd for 1t compared With oihers nov III
grn1rAi use. liz says hB can put a Whcel iu tho
nrake thae will run her twelve niiIc4 An hoas at
}cnst-
, 1877-06-29
PORT OFtCtlICAQO.
The following arc tho arrivals snd elcarAntes for
twent four boats ending nt 10 o'clock last night

ne IQiIu#lM& AEV luo aIEtsAt1 RuA GlC4fAnEH9 soE
twcny hoara ending at 10 O'Clock laat night:
Anaiy4ls-stmrs Corona. S. Josenl ssadrtess she-
:%aa1is.s piojs It..sns:r Hsn.os
isio, suadfes: Itmpest White Lafs. .unF1ssi .. !.
SsssH IT,
ioea usa Aran1eL Aaa:!os; ua.beis I! TtnP9, Wh,to
na.esxn @ as1, T. IL is 1np,sss,
e + JYItnsSu. White 1sxs !usnlsFi H!.ek i.vk Mus
Tramsn Moss Nssks Fon tulno<s b. i. Andre ~ saath
Gh!saxo fat. tsssu,atof. Whlte !ste iamSett G: u.
Na:sssou iunoefs pIsk ssa:sfs 1ipsss iaMhet; III:
fsJif' sS; Nu;iSss II SaSsf:
k.a3.tptsa ss1k s!qpss; 5oh st99.ksfgG 2ls1;
fon
:ian!stec. lumber; ssstn.h nho Msatstee; l9utcri
: 5s sS,
iial!snd. bark, A. L. l'urgst. hn.kexua. IsMbrr;
GSsss assE, ca :at .ss sSt osS.S
lullnglon. lu1nDcF Hills lout!I LuinE,on laMtc1:
ssa.fSS s;. h.s sn.ss
!4,nect. ssSY sktn9sr h9stesvp @ lumbSr; william
.aGpR
!aa'ter; II K Hot, asaId Hssen, bark; Mary raek''
I'll sRas:xs.-schr Contest. Aulkssop Iuo hs, oats,
6Gp :1a.sIs ntSnsxon 1r,s eo,a H. 5rss tsg,
Atsaie i.:'ss, s' a tt ssi. ~ sshI l!tsat.se., @
Wate tAks. ~ ba corn, st.nF Corona. st. !os, btl
sandrIcs. stmf Nanxsuierl. Psrt llaroa. .a.oi III
Enplis sI.te iaa.i:: .. 7% n eero: so SIs hsa;.
:sSs i.S GSas:a Kis;sica. : s:sio ~ Y :si,t
$,:; ID .SS :xp:;
euta id aundr!ss. "~'' : - ''''' '""' ~
, 1877-06-29
Magnolia
Balm

u certainly one Of The most marvellous and use-
full products VI Modern SCIENCE The unitctl
Testimony Of thousands OF ladies' reyeals the
fact that the MAGNOLIA BALM Is a sure dcytce
for creating pure anti blooming complexion.
Il conccafs all natural blemIst,cs In the most
surprising and effective manner,
1t removes Ill foughnes*, erurttons, rcdpcss,
hlotehc8, freckles. aud tAn, With magical power.
It drises away R1l evidences Of fatigue and ex-
cstcfnent.
It makes the platnest face beautiful.
ItEtvcs the cum p1exon dazzling purity. and
makes the nerk. face, and artns appear graceful,
rot mid, and plufnn.
1t makes n,atron Of IS or 40 look not more
than 70 years old, and changes tile rustic maiden
fnta a cultivated citv 1c11e.
The 4IayHoti1 lain remover ali bernishsa and
eoaceals err7H dracoaek TO beautv: and, xhas Il
har.nlcss tuoteT, Il 70 4fe-l1s IN ~ e1tct4
TINT tie clu'<st observer cannot detect III aae.
Ladies' who value personal attractions, and
who hope to make themselves attractive IL tue
lords Of creatton, can make IN absolute ccrtaln
" Of It by using Hagan's MAGNOLIA BAt.M; und
VIZ know Of no other way, IT they require M,
kind Of cosmetic at all, In which they cnn ht
certain OF II. It Is thc cheapest preparation IT
the world. ali things considered, and may be hat
at any drug store.
, 1877-06-29
POLITICAL.


6pec7dl Wtpofch 10 7As Tribune.
DrKLtNaTok, H., June ~. Tho flun. John II.
Gear, who Was yettesday nominated BY the 1sepuh.
llcan 6tate Convention for Governor, returnsd
from ucs Sfolnea this evening. ua was accom-
panied by Mss. Gear. Their reception ras 4 most
enthusiastic one. An immcneo crowd, including
ven many prominent citizens and o1tciats. who
nstrmb!cd without regard to politics, awaited tfla
and cheers, eecosted th. next Governor Of lowe 10
his hvme on Fonsth street. wherc he briefly
thanked thcm for tile reception. in lhe
conre Of hta remarks be- said: "WhIle
! am q Republican III the stsctcat echse,
the people Of the great State Of Iowa ehall co;l-
the pe ~ lbs e tas T
nc the Chief Executive OF this State. shall ust
every effort to be Governor for all tbs people o
tho State"
, 1877-06-29
SPRINGFIELD ITEMS.

SPnlaoYlxLp, ILL.,. June e3.-SGcretafy Wines, Of
ths Dpasd of Public Cbst!lts, to-day Issued .
lengthy announcement, stating that thorough tn-
ysslgut!on Of tht Soidiets' OEphans' Homn II Nor
NAL will ba hell bY the Trustees the second Tues
day In October. aud calling upon all persons having
information detrimental " tho Institution IL pre-
seat statements In whiting to Secretary GIL, Or Ia
give u the Trustees apselac information, thai
thorough nsssitgatlon Of such charges may b. had.
The Gossrlos 70 ,liay secelsed from Architect
Cuehtans plans sud specifications for the proposed
a4dLtlonsl building " the ststs Reform School ii
Pontiac.
The cstlmate1 eost OF the building IL s13, 700.
The appropriation II 4l3 u0o for the bnldluy 3lul
Gos furnishing. H. O0 for steam beating sppasstu.
and gsadl1g- = IL.
Ths GossEnor will make critical examination
eofofc appsorinX ths pianA. Tbs pressure ut
Executive sppoiutnHuts coAtin1cs. .
1t IL believed lI.At the Governor has determined
10 appoint den. !. q, fonia, VI CaFth4:e,. tht
, 1877-06-29

L.tf
cHreAao.-Thc dsedgo. upon which = boiler
blew up whi1c 1t wosk In the canal near the sum-
mlt A war AGO. Ia bcIn9 rebullt at Eystcr . y.rha
~ cs,oos.of hnrR ~, tanning n,,nn.c.
..,...S $3.50. a.ssG n.,.,.,.a" ~ ss,,.,,
aFstfsd 5estcfaaJ.".b. =. nasiusoa has gottea
branches. showing all the a)tps and docks correctly.
- !. v,,n.tIo for -nr,rcnra Tn. .rh, Nrc.nn..
- 20 sa'a"uo ~ ., ~ s1a'
went lalo aty-aoe 9estcsuAs 70 hase Nas STOP
l'ed...it IL said that tue prop n Gfoh+ nc" here,
IL for salo. The pspp India arrived here yc8te!-
d.y " Tor The ars. t,mc his soaaon.. rh. rovenua
....s 's .I.s'. s sas".s ss..s ~. a,s. ~ stI,
cu1ler nnu.eT uoaason nas eoae ~ A'-
waukcc. when ahc will receive ah inrpec-
lion Of her hu1I. ...HAil : sesaets
nro not Obliged to carry yaw}s o. te.tats, cycn
- .,,...,. -. a.,,,,.,,d l., .....,zT. -s..,.,
though n.'eS naaJ w. ' ehaasc4 ~ ea'tJae Ins"el
gcss....Tl's prop CITY ot Duluth viii lnTe to pay
tonnage tax for mt completing her voyafe and ds
charging her coryo In accprd.ncs with ha1 clear.
snec. ~ scGuIfca by law uftcr touchiw ii c.
nnlsn f,ort.
ItrWr;, pnn7a--Tho urnn At1sntfc rhteh tnok
Ito 81 ~, ~ ftn rjHr r. m nrf ~
, 1877-06-29

Spectu1 Nspdtck to TIE 7FttHa4.
Barr EAatxAw, Mich, Jnue 28.--A committee
appointed II the veAs4f-owners' meeting haza
drafted proposition which provides thht all vcs-
sets In sbs Saginaw lumber tada are 70 b htd up
twenty days daFtag tha forty daTs. Tho Commit.
Tea are to hare power to order the Lying mp OF
tows, tnelading : iii hrges, and tbs s.ast.
tDR again. 70 keep record Of al
lows Or parts Of tawk whether running OF
laid up. and to keep cnough rnnnlpg h supply the
demand. Or Il least enough 70 excIutle eo1npett'
tion-that H. vessels not properly belonging to the
rnte. and. near }soastbs. divide tas tla,s Of
lsy!ne uP equally among ~ Al aefeement oased
On The above proposition IL hetnS Esnefall5 ngne1.
= mi
, 1877-06-29

GE1xvA LAIR, Wis. June 28.-Whit!n2 House
II. Wheeler and wife. Chicago; J. l.. Woodward.
". D. flale, httrs Lena Darncl1c, Mark Skinner
and wtfo, Niss Skinner, Miss +. Skinner, Miss 9.
Skinner, II. I. Willing, vito, and child. Amoa
pett,bone snt wife, II. F. sausc,, H. z. Herrtck
and wife, Fred Mct}utrg. +. Z. Fenderson, Ira
1oimes ns.s's md nd wtte @ cheogo; Henry Eands Z. "
Suan1ico; /. l. lick, YOUNGSTOWN.
Laka fiouke-I.. r. HlgYins, Chicago: A. G..
Calktns, 3. X. t1aic, Mrs. Il. r. Gale, Mrs. ". u.
White. ". T. Clark. Milwaukee, r. Z. Dutchcs.
]. q. Nases, nutIalo, n. "; Z. Fanantvt. Rock.
ford: q. ". Wat.on, Madison: A. +. Nntnhs,n.
boston; G. L. Douglass, Fontana; ". White,
Werltelt, o.; D. i. E1y, Waukcgan.
, 1877-06-29

CHICAGO, June 4H-Freghts wcra in moderate
demaud4 At INC for corn to Buffalo Churters:
large Argonaut. barley and corn. aud barge Intcr.
Ocean, corn, at 14c, and prop Roanoke, rye. To
Erts. prop India, corn. To Ogdcnsnurg. prop O&-
wsgatchlc, corn, thrhngh. Capacity REPORTED,
harley.
Lumber charters yesterday wore: schr Mimic
Stawsott from nuncan CITY - Chicago at f!.o0,
Like 10 Michigan, CITY. 1t 81. 90; soht 4. T.
Nichols, fsou, bhphoyEnn to Chicago. Al. 81. .OO;
eehr Lottla Cooper, 3l.2s froM ManlstiQus u
UhtcaE0.
Thu EcEaunss. Thomas Green, A. +. Krnt End
lataauaos leave here fur Etcanaba for oss u Lake
Eriu ports.
Ths schE ". J. Cummings IA losding coal al o..
WeX0 fur Chicago at $1.A;.
, 1877-06-29

A STEAMER IN A A1vATERsPoUT.
4 correspondent at Putin Bay SAYS that during
the gale Monday evening tue stnlr y. r. Ferris on
her way strosa the suuth Passage, run directly
through waterproof Just A. 1t beyan to raise.
The whiflwlnd tore Iooae from their fastenings
fevsTal t!ie-prceaFvats which vera 1aahed on the
hurricane deck pf the Ferris, carrying them high
In tho mir and bufilng than 10 every dIrcctIon.
Mr. llnHa, 6fst engineer. eaya thai h saw fat!
In the lake ab0ut mile distant ftotn thu boat.
, 1877-06-29

GOOD notva-e Of atiolxy, filthy,
GOOD maaMy conapon9mus, ~ ctsfTfGu r. ~.
NEWS ISuntsrcrs.~ eics TiarV 0miv
NEWS pnint aud anllb rho hair Eor
NEWS ing tannes ann shey Mrr no!snms =
FOR bra.i,s tii.cnsr.. '>1s'
THE
BALD lnt!. nn.i trrnt Yuur mir srista
BALD lhe pure, rI~n1a restorntivC,-
BALD LYONS AATaAlkOa. This
AND .,ns nU1Hs III th.rrrft s,..; rsn11sv
GRAY destroy il, bus brings ii bnCk
GRAY to now life BIZ naturc'w own
GRAY LITE prnsse ~ crrss ~ s,s rm cn..s sr,
GRAY lie,
, 1877-06-29

BrrsAIo, N. T.. jane 2s.-resacls passed
Tclltnl Cansl thu last twenty -four lolsa:
Westward-nark4 Canton, Oswego 10 Detroit,
Republic, Clarion to do; Southampton and Ills.
marck, Kingston to bay City; sehrs Gsstlt Smith,
Charlotte to CisvslanIi 4. II, rutherford, Kinys.
Chicago; Montana. Clayton 10 do; scow nussa,
'rurpnk0, no orders.
EA.twar4-gr0pa Kuropc, Toledo 10 Montreal; !;
1.ako Erte, fUrt Doser t0 do; Eashua, Chicago 10
pxdcnsbntg. Armenia, urean lay to Quebec !;
Argyle, Chatham to do.
CtsatcA-PEop Alaska, coal to Chicago, 400 tons,
kce, 100 tons, Il 00c; lomcf, coal to Duluth, 100
do at use.
arrivals ~ lake Michigan. Futcs hays dtcl!mel.
1'E0pt lsalelgh aud Mary Jareckt and schrs ka.c
WlnsloW. Klaxao"th 1oucs, MorninY Ktaf, all with
to Detroit At 25c,
, 1877-06-29

Supervising Inspector Peter J. Ralph has re-
tnrned to this port, aid Jeasorday was busy Ai1lns
bis signatures 70 l. 600 copies Of rules and reEuta.
toaa Tor hieamets navigating The rircrs honna In
to The Gnlf of Mexico and ihelr tributaries. Each
copy Of these rules has 10 he sfgneA by each one
Of The ten snpervisin2 lnepcctort. They ate chip.
ped from, this port TO Galsma, Hl.-Detrok Free
Ifsss. 28{A.
, 1877-06-29

BRsclN 7HIP01cN 70 7As 3F76NNk.
PoRr 1!uAok. Mich, Juna II. 38.-poxn-Pfops ].
beEtsehy, Has!ne City, Arctic, Quebec. Shook and
consort. Swallow and coniurt, Arizona and hargcs
achrs tlulen Pratt, u. II. Ksyes.
up-t'rop. Maine, Conmoloru, Pacldc, denton,
II. Holland, Mary Prlnxls and hargcs, Clinton and
taw, :Araxes aud basges, !, \. Fay and tow. Van
derhllt and couso, sparta and conaose; &chrs Vic
tor, Janc Mcleod, Argo. Glent1cs, Clyde, Loulla,
New oomlnlon. Al!fa Cobb t. J. Maxlll, pahama,
AnhIs ". Foster, Maggie.
Wand north, Light; weather fins,
, 1877-06-29

4 NEW C1sAF.T LAUNC1fED.
A sailor named Anderson, who has been employed
in tho construction OF 4 snas1 scow sehooncf for
tw0 years, Alonc In hts 1abors tnoss Of tho time.
launched, or fathet dumped. ths new veatel into
The North I]ranch, nrae !faiticd.ttsoet bridge.
yesterday forenoon. The craft slipped Of the
wayE turfng an attempt to launch her Wednesday,
evening, neteaettAtihx ths employment Of tug,
she was. not ehtistcned, nor vas = bottle Of wlns
broken over bet bow.
, 1877-06-29

Two or thre- of the owners snd managers feel that
they hase not been granted sulreient numher Of
paksepgefs, but the inspectors htye fnrished what
they conF!dcr xot.l and rnficient EtAsona Tor not
Showing nnrr. and The Captatas nust rest taasent
Of 70 elsewhere.
, 1877-06-29
THE LUMBER FLEET.

Quite y largo aect Of iunabce.l4dsn seseela aE.
lived Yesterday, and otheF craft !u tAs trade con-
tlnue4 to cous. 4 lively market wa noted yes
ter1sy. aud a number of ca.xoss wstc disposed Of,
owpsss @ ma.t con,sns .he.eies @ i wsa ssts.
and walt Tor something 70 turn 10.
, 1877-06-29

Dn,peEroRr, June 2s.-ArrsTcd-Prop Whale.
Henry, 3, 800 hu corn; Frlendahlp, 1lcnsJ. o, 600
hu corn; Messenges, Henry, q, 0oo bu corn; prop
Atlantic, Henry, Z, FOO bu coru.
Cleneed-j. 1iouchard. Joliet, S8, e03 It lumber;
Cataract, Morrts, 81. 900 II lumber.
, 1877-06-29

6Sectaa DtspascA IL Tat Tribune.
MARQUETTE, Mtch.. Junc 2a.-Arr1ved, tchr
Oakltar. Cleared. propa Nahnnt, sstah Chamber.
lin. Wind southeast. Weather cloudy.
, 1877-06-29

ftrctat Dspaseh to 1as tribune.
bfnwAunxE, Wis, juno H.-Chartets, eehr
j. H. Mead, II. 900 hu wheat TO Buffalo Il &c;
Rchr PcHokce, IL. 600 ba wheat 10 Oswego, hulf At
&c, half on owners account.