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LFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED

Barque Kate Howe, from Bristol, f, via Hampton
Roads for Portland, was spoken Jan 6, in lat 80 20
lou II So.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MASONIC NOTICE.

T. Portland Lodge No. ] will hold stated meeting
THIS "wednesday EVENING, Jan. 10, 1877, at a
O'Clock, at Jose's Hall formerly Odd Fellows Hall
No. So Exchange street.
BY order of the w. NJ.
jalCsn1t CO. LEACH Secretary
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Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-10GO bush cornmeal to g
W. True s. Co.
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Boston stock Market
[Sales at the Brokers' Board, Jan. 9l
S91 Eastern r. scrip .............,.,..,,,,5 Ok
Boston 81 Maine Railroad. .................-G % 991
Eastern Railroad. ......,........., "a 81
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A New American Prima Donna.

The following extract from letter Of Ma
pies correspondent will interest many persons
here. Miss Dunton was for some time prior to
her departure for Europe teacher in our High
School. Her promise of success at her chosen
career seems very hattering. The letter pro-
ceeds az follows:
The Italians are fast becoming aware of their
waning prestige as operate singers Their
French, Spanish, English and Americans, the
former and the latter being the most successful
on account OF their possessing larger share OF
lnoomitapie energy. perseverance and ambition,
most requisite for winning laurels in this dlfh-
cult career. The Italians are losing ground in
consequence OF being everlasting to their natu-
raj voice, with which, as general rule, they
are blessed, and having the good fortune to
sing IN their mother-tongue "a great advantage
over foreigners) they plunge INTO Italian opera
after one years insufficient study without the
thorough training to which the voice should be
subjected; consequently must yield to those
who patiently study three or four years as sue
cessful foreigners have done almost without
exception.
As an example of one of our most promising
students, we will mention Miss Lillian DuntoD,
formerly of Portland. A graduate of one OF
the first seminaries in her native land, with the
endowments necessary for great career, she
has, after three years thorough study, com
meDCeQ 10 taste the nrSt 1rulCS Oh ner e8eTuOus
in the offer of an engagement for be debut at
the "Fondo' 10 Naples, one of the largest thea
tres in Italy.
Miss Dunton possesses a,fne soprano voice,
sympathetic and purely dramatic, with an ex-
tension from low G to high E, a fine stage pres
ence, and has large repertoire of operas. Her
perfect school of singing and musical
accent are due to her master,
Domenico Scafati, head of the Naples Conser-
vstory of music for twenty-five years, celebra-
ted in all countries for his wonderful ability in
producing the voice; he has had the satisfac-
tion of turning out over 200 successful voices.
Among the most celebrated is La Grossi fol
whom Verdi wrote the contralto part Of
Aida, and who rendered it for the first time
at Cairo with immense success; also Patierno
the leading tenor of Italy, who has sung al
most of the leading theatres in the world, and
whose career has been one triumph after
another. His lates. success is in Cairo, where
he has made verit able furore in Ernani
These two artists studied each four years, and
then commenced at the "Foudo" as debutd nteS
Trovatore, Poliuto and Lucrezia Borga, ART
the three operas which Miss Dunton is rapidly
preparing for the season of her debut. Hel
master of acting is the celebrated baritone
Raffaelo Mastrisni, an artist of long standing
and he assures US that Miss Dunton's talen
for acting is such as to give him no fear for he
success in theatre where many of the artist
OF to-day are glad to finish their careers.
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SPOKEN

Nov 2S. lat Is S. Ion So W, ship Golden Gate, from
Liverpool tor San Francisco.
Dec 49, lat 4S 81. lon q, brig Mary E Leighton,
from Stettin bound West,
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Nr. Hewitt Opposed 20 Inaugura.
ting Tilden by Violence.

WAsH1NGToN, Jan. 1.-The Star Of this
afternoon makes the following statement :
Mr.. Hewitt left for New York last night
to consult Gov. Tilden, In conversation
yesterday rs TO whether he proposed 10
issue 4 call for national convention In
this city on the 18th OF February, "a sug.
gested by tho resolution adopted by the
Ohio Democracy at It's eighth Of January
convention, he said he thought not, and
that he also thought the resolutions had
done the Democratic party a good deal
oiharm. He said that rather than have
one drop Of blood shed TO secure the inau,
guration Of Gov. Tilden he was In favor
Of Hayes and peace, although he did moi
think the country would be forced ia
either extremity. ~ am willing" said
Mr.. Hewitt, ITO resign as chairman OIL
National Democratic Committee II any
steps looking to the forcible inauguration
Of Gov. Tilden are taken. 1 deprecate
any movement looking to violence, and
think represent the sentiments Of the
Democracy Of New York, New Jersey
and Connecticut in this respect.
The Western Democrats don't like Mr.,
Hewitts passive policy, and will, II Il
said, bring all the influence they can tC
bear upon him 10 get up a Tilden "hur'
rah" In this city.
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To the Members OF the West
Virginia Legislature.
PRuNTYToWN, TAYLOR COUNTY, l
January 10. 1877.

As the motto in the late canvass was
"TiIden and Reform" the people expect
you 10 enter upon your duties with clean
hands, and to my mind the first thing in
order would be to appoint committee
to ascertain how many Of your members
have free passes over the different rail-
roads Of the State, and the date Of the
passes and when they will expire; and to
further ascertain what was the object Of
said railroad companies in giving free
passes to the members Of the Legislature.
l understand that one was sent 10 our
Delegate, /. H. Kunst, but he very prop
erly returned it, with about this reply +:
II have rode over your road frequently
and paid you considerable amount Of
freights, and you never offered me a free
pass until l was elected q member Of the
Legislature. ! therefore decline to accept
it." Respectfully,
HARMON SNsEI.
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dissolution.
NOTICE
TAX NOTICE.

BRiDsKrORr, O., Jan
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
.OHARTER EVICTION Ion ],
wn,,, ~ en- q G 2, oy z n, !

CfTf CLEHKh ORPlcR,
WHEELIs0, W. Va, Jan. y, 1871.
On Thursday, January 18th, 1877, an election
will BE- held Tor Mayor, Clerk, Sergeant, Street
Commissioner, Superintendent Of Water Works,
and Wharf Master, Of the City Of wheeling and
for membors Of Council for the several Wards oil
hald city, commencing at o'clock A. N. and elolng
At O'clock 2. NJ, at The following places In the sew
oral RaldS, viz;
ID the First Ward, at the vIgllAnt Engine House,
10 the Second Ward, ct the North Hall IN tho
Market House.
ID The Third Ward, at tho Court Housu.
In the Fourth Ward, at the Atlantic Engine
In the Fifth Word, al the Guards Hose HOUSE.
In the Sixth Ward, ltthe United Engine House
In the Seventh Ward at the store Of J. B. Luz
kens.
In the Eighth Ward, at the store room Of n
MellOr on tho cast aide Of Jacob street Told Flh)
The members Of the Second branch Of Council
| are apporti0ued Is followa:
For tho First Ward, thTtc mOmbe1; for the Sec
ond Ward, three members; for tho Third Ward,
| three members; for the Fourth Ward, three mem.
bsrS; for tho Fifth Ward, three members; for the
Sixth Ward, four members for the Seventh Ward
two Enembersi for the Eighth Ward, four members.
There 10 also TO DO elected 10 tho Fiat lnnoh Of
Council one member from each Ward, 10 serve fol
four yelu.
The election will 30 held under tho SupOrluiOn.
denre Of such persons as His Honor the Mayor may
appoint.
falls +. A. BRITT, City Clerk.
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There still being no choice, third bal
lot was ordered, resulting:

Before the announcement Of the result,
Capt, Sterling arose and stated that the
Second Ward had changed It's vote TO
Az for Leonhart. Mr.. Travis, Of the
Sixth Ward, announced that his dele
cation would change their vote TO SIS for
Leouhart. Mr.. Phipps, Of the First
Ward, announced that his delegation had
changed their vote as follows: Davis
394, Leonhart 9S 2.5. The result Of the
ballot was then announced Us follows I:
Leonhart, 1906 4.5; Davis, Ills As;
Radcliffe, $50 2-5. The nomination Of
Mr.. Leonhart was made unanimous.
Mr.. Joseph Forsythe was nominated
for Wharfmaster by reclamation.
Mr.. Speidel, Of the Seventh Ward, an.
nounced that he had been requested to in
form the Convention that under no con.
sideration would Mr.. Blair be a candi.
date for Mayor.
WILKINSON NOMINATED FOR MAYOR,
Messrs. N. Wilkinson and r, w. Hax.
lett were placed in nomination, and q bal
lot reiulted:
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The following resolution, offered by
Mr.. @. ]. Hay, was adopted:
Resolved, That this Convention will in
no way or manner encourage any indie
pendent candidate who may come before
the public for support at the next char
ter election.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The following were appointed an Ell.
ecutive Committee;
First-Wm. s. PhippS, VIM. Otto.
second-John H. McFall, Elias RowleS,
Third-Wm. ElSon, g. Ed. Mendel.
FOurth--JAs. Robertson, VIM. Ramp.
Fiith-Dr. E. ]. Wunderlich, VIM,
siSti-James Stanton, Wilson John.
ssvtnth-B. B. Dovsner, W. ]. H.
Eishth-C. J. Hayes, H. G. Myers.
The Convention then adjourned sine
die,
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a third ballot being necessary, re-
suited as follows;

The nomination Of Mr.. Blair was made
unanimous.
JOHNSON NOMINATED ny AcCLAMAToN.
Mr.. Frank johnson was nominated for
City Clerk by reclamation.
RIPLEY NOMINATED ON FIRST BALLOT.
Capt. Steve Ripley was nominated for
City Sergeant by Capt. Sterling; Capt,
Robert Cowan was nominated by a dele
gate frsm the Eighth Ward. Mr.. Thos.
Mccormick was nominated, and declin-
ed. The nominations were then closed,
and the Convention proceeded to ballot.
A ballot resulted:
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The recommendation Of the committee
was adopted.
Mr.. g J; Hayes was appointed an ad.
The Committee on Order Of Business
recommended that nominations be made
in the following order Mayor, Clerk,
City Sergeant, Superintendent Of Water
Works, Street Commissioner, Wharf
master, The report was adopted.
A resolution requiring candidates to
pledge themselves 10 support the nom
inees Of the convention was offered by
Mr.. ]. G. Hayes, and adopted.
The Convention then proceeded to tho
nomination Of q candidate for Mayor. -
NOMINATIONS FOR MAYOR.
Mr.. ThoS, J. Blair, Of the Seventh
Ward, was nominated by Mr.. Benz. Fish.
or. Mr., Fisher was also nominated, but
declined. Col. n: Wilkinson, Of the
Fifth Ward, was nominated by Mr.,
Sterling. DR.. X. W. Hazlett, Of the
Eighth Ward, was nominated by Mr..
Travis. Capt. John Mcclure, Of the
Seventh Ward, was nominated by Mr.,
David Bell. .. La.
A ballot was then taken, resulting as
follows:
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DIED.

WINsHIP.-0n Friday, January l3th, 1871,
FRANKLIN WISsHIP, aged 70 Year,.
Funeral will take place from his latc residence,
2i5i Chapllne street, this Monday afternoon at
o'clock. Friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend.
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sss'tssNSaNIVS ~
State Of WeaL virginia, County Of Ohio. So:
/, John Wagner, Cashier Of tho above named
Bank, do eolennly swear that the above statement
Is true 10 the best Of my knowledge and belief.
JOHN WAGNER, CaAhlcr.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day
Of January, 1871. GEO. W. kCKHART,
Notary Public.
Corrcct-AtteAt- JAMES MAXWELL,
J.R. HUBBARD,
N. REILLY,
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The nomination of Mr.. Ripley was
made unanimous.
Mr.. Alex. Morrison was nominated for
Superintendent Of Water Works by &C.
clhmation. III +
The nominations for Street Commits.
sioner were: Andrew H. Britt, VIM. NJ.
Morgan, E. NJ. Davis, Thos. RatclitIe, VIM.
Hepburn, G. Leonhart.
COON LEoNHART FOR STREET coMMIs-
sIoEER.
The first hnllni rnanllnd.
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REPUBLICAN, CITY CONVEN,
TON.
Tho Municipal Nominations o.
AnnnpssInv

The Municipal Nominations OF
saturday.
The Republican City Convention was
held in the Court House on Saturday al.
ternoon. The court room was literally
packed with spectators, OF both parties,
who evidently took great deal Of inter-
est in the proceedings. About 2 p. NJ.
the Convention was called to order by Mr..
W. +. Peterson, in the absence OF the
chairman Of the County Executive Com.
mittee.
Mr.. James Roberts was called to the
chair, on motion Of Capt. Hugh Sterling.
Mr.. T. c. MoiIat was chosen Secretary,
on motion Of Mr.. VIM. Travis.
CREDENTIALS.
On motion of Capt. Sterling, Com.
mittee on Credentials was appointed,
consisting Of one from each ward. The
committee was as follows:
First Ward Henry Meyers.
Second g J.H. McFall.
Third q" w. K. Elson.
Fourth &c Jas. Robertson.
Fifth BE-. Caldwell.
Sixth W. H. Travis.
Seventh" Lie. Reed.
Eighth Stephen Warehouse.
DAsIs OF REPRESENTATION.
On motion Of Mr.. Travis, committee
Of one from each ward was appointed on
basis OF representation, viz:
First Ward-James Riddle.
Sannp1 u uuOh Startling
Third B. Fisher.
Fourth Charles Miller.
Fifth Geo. Roth.
Sixth Wilson Johnston.
Seventh" j. Fl. Tappan.
Eighth &C. ]. Hayes.
Mai. NJ, B. G, Wright ard Capt. Hugh
Sterling were appointed tellers.
The following gentlemen were appoint
ed committee on order Of business, on
motion Of Mr.. David Bell: VIM. H. Rob.
inson, G. Ed. Mendcl and DavidBell.
DELEGATEs.
The Committee on Credentials, through
Mr.. J. II. McFall, chairman, reported the
following list OF delegates:
First Ward-Wm. Phipps. James
Roberts, Henry Meyer, JamesRiddle, H,
serig.
Second ward-Dr. T. II. Logan, Capt
Hugh Sterling, Elias Rowlcs (colored),
Capt Elihu Pollard (colored). !
Third ,Ward-W. X. EIson, G.. Ed.
Mendel, W. II. Robinson, Benz. Fisher,
Mai. NJ. b. @. Wright.
Fourth WArd.-David Bell, James
Robertson, VIM. Ramp, Edward Clayton,
Charles Miller.
Fifth Ward-T. c. MofFat, h. +. cald.
we'll, Gee, Roth, Carl Hamilton, Wm. N,
Campbell.
Sixth Ward--Wm. II. Travis, Geo. W,
johnson, Thos, Bennett, Wilson Johnson,
John Westwood.
Seventh Ward-Alonzo Barclay, Geo
Clayton, L. 9. Reed, Robert Bond, ]. II,
Tappan.
Eighth Ward-stephcn Warehouse,
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j., John spcldel, Henry c. Meyers, oha..
Springer, ]. G, Hays.
The committee on basis Of Representa-
tion recommended the adoption Of the
following as basis Of approximation.
The first column gives the entire vote Of
each ward, the second the vote Of each
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EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
II National Bank Of West virginia al Wheeling,
In tbs State Of West Virginia. at tho close Of buS
ness 22d December, 1876.
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Mr.. wilkinson was declared the
nominee OF the Convention.
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A second ballot was taken, resulting
as follows:
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granor, Is Sabre alt, sing setern ouf
Die Saso unb puroe ipdter, nusefdbr Ell,
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ben. Sein &6rper mar bon spei &ussln
bon gr6Berem &aliber, als bas feines Ell.
genen @ewebrs, burbbort. O9ue 3wei=
fel purbe CT ermorbet. Cine l1nterIus
dung 1T In @ange.
pittspille, Ma7, IA. Mai.
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ton brannte seItern Wtorsen nicoer.
8erluit $4,000; 8erliderung $53.40o.
Gin Wd9ter pnroe burd cine @lasey=
plOlion sefabrli6 uerlcst.
Mew'O ort, IA. Mai. I'm 10 l1br
seiterm Morsen brad in gampcl &
Sbaper's Oelraifinsrie on @atsr- Stras
Be in 1rootlpr Jeuer aug, wel9ss lid
i9nea psrbreitste, ben sanSsn Gag iibtr
, 1877-05-15

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unb setufert, metB unb faybig, ~isipene uno
gatpus, ipipie S9drpen Tim @6leulen Drn
DC. bis 81, Neumpptlhs 91pttii9e etc.
j. G. WHITLOCK.
, 1877-05-15

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, 1877-05-15
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in GBlinosu bic. 8~ertauolung italt.
Sbet'S taatSanualt 2sna Sr f%riibere
5lciAsta9Sabaeoronste, iiiDrts bic Mns
ila9e, 9te1tsaniualt Sed)er, Elm gutter
IorenliiAsr oi on r. Die Ssrtbeibi9uns.
Gem GrttDsug nud Gblin9en mubttu
mebrtre Waysn a~n9cadn9t weroen, uut
ifau6uliiihtin Giuftaarter uadi GRliu.
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girginta @taatS<@ a5etTt
tasltp beransseseben BON
3sbn g. pein
10. 8 3tuGlfte Stra6e.
Mi1 III n >, Ba.
Wretic bet Museiseu:

GrBsers ansesen wsreen intsr ,tert&net.
Adt pter rvsntser 3et9'n ttIben etnea Square.
Mne Ansetaen Fnb I'M 9sraus su Sateh.
Die ;3eitmms tuirb In Ritmumb unb Tim.
sssenb Scn ben Irasern fit IS gents per
Wo&e aus8rtrasen.