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TAX SCHEDULE FOR ls77-'7S.

NOTICE TO CITIZsNS.
Notice IL hereby given that the Commi ssioners of
q Di-trIct IF Columbia have caused be prepared
printed blank schedule of y r-or al properly sub
J. CT t. TAXATION under the provisions of act of
Gen ress. entitled An act for the support of the
: Nernment Il the District Of Columbia for the ifs
cal yer ending June -. 1873. and for other pur
poses approved March g. 1S77 aud that said sched
ule is now ready for delivery by the Assessors The
law requires every citiZ 10 make = return of his
personal property within forty five days after the
first publication of this no ice
copy Gfthis schedule " ill be delivered II any
citizen applying for the same at Office in the
District Building
GEORGE A. BOHRER,
WILLIAM DIXON,
v d. CARPENTER,
g26t Assessors for the Distric. of Columbia
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SELLING OFF AT COST
FOR
THIRTY DAYS


FOR
THIRTY DAYS
ONACCOCNT OF REBUILDING.
Our stock of Childrens Carriages, Wagons AMI
NelO Ipedes; CIoquet and yescilte Sets, different
sly les, from S. 50 up to SO per set Travelling
SstChels and Baskets OF all sizes Brass and Painted
ages Of l0U different pate and % 900 different
articles Of Fancy Notions and Toys, at
CHI. RUPPERT'S
FANCY BAZAR,
jes I'm No. 400 seventh Street m. w.
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EOR SALE.

L'CR sALE, ChEAP-A Tor BCGGT d. excel
D lsnt rcpair- McIermott make. ". xr-As.
Qpire az NEBhlLNA'S hoe siore, 6IDr-NSS
Sth -. Opposite Patent Once. 10 eta !. k-f@N<S
LpR SALE-st sacrifice. IN Fine Nlark lace
u SHAMLS. Organs. , pi.nNs q - ~ NJ
chi 60. al-o perienced : AhrSLApN Army
. X FILT0NS Loan Oaios, 3It 9gh street near
II. So
EOR SALE-Thirty three KS shares NORTH
ERN LlBEkTY MARKET STOCK. cheap rsr
cash Add ess Lock Box 30 ri lw
EoR sALE-A good ro.i MsRk. hst- Oar
Apply at PCMPRREYS stable, q street, 10y
betH a.. al q 9Th mya-
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4 SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
"A TO WIN FORTUNE
EIGHTH GR1ND DRAINING. 1877.
AT NEW ORLEANS, TUkS1AG, AUG.
Lcuissaad state Lottery Company.
This 1nstitu ion guIsry incOr pOratrd 10y the
LeEsature OF the State for Edue ,tonai pu poses
l-6,, With Capital Of 5000. to which il has
since added a reserve fund Of 5 yj8,Og0 It's Grand
Single Number Drawings will take place
following scheme:
CAPITAL PRIZE. $50 900
100000 Tickets ut TicO Dollars Each,
IfLlf Tickets 81.
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BOARDING.

QUA
R4ARpING,- The coolest ROOM, with best Of
@moris can be enjoyed al moderate %ar
.itd esGpls or ladies preferred. 1000 Maryland
COUNTRY BUARD-Two miles from q oree.
~ town; splendid shade; pure water; excellent
I sGe a,%mfSriabe room family priv ascOmmo
1870 street northwest. iy5 81
Co0L; nELIGHTFUL ROOMS, WITH BOARD,
- a. 1922 street northwest. References sx.
chahetd. Jy3eo3t'
GUNNER 30 4RD.-I Am prepared to take a few
- more bOARDERS AT the rate OF : u 50 per month
: i,i hbI ron the depot free Address HENSON
tSoARDING MAY BE OBTAINED in a cool.
- CENTRAL locality; gentlemen.and their wives
make very reasonable arrangements for Summer;
6st na Appy 81! New York '1 avn Tsss
SoARDING..E leg.niIy FGrai.hfd ROD MS aud
nd ~ hr.t class TABLE BOARD at OH 9th street
MOURTEN HOUSE,
" 022 and 924 Street Northwest.
boa I'D, $40 per month, o. per week IS cents
M0UhTEN HOUSE, Oaa and Sa4 street e north.
Mfal Hours Breakfast, from $50 to 10 a. m.
gnsn ,igm To- p m hSs &c from to
aTs Sod " No beer 's'i 9! s?ssiso of
- BOARD and ROOMS from so to s8 Reduced
rates for families. Inquire 500 street, Post
HAMILTON HOUSE, corner 18th ana K streets,
several Handsomely Furnished Suites OF
ROOMS, At reduced rates, for the Summer. jeS 2ws
1901 ikNNsYLVAhIA. AVENgs- For
Il u rent, large airy, furnished and Unfurn-
iFhed ROOMS, With BOARD. Mrs. e. L. RID0E.
LY. over Drug Store. les I'm
COUNTRY BOARD-A private family living near
~ Catoctp Mountain, three miles south Of Hami-
ton, wish eight ten boarders for the season Any
Information car be obtained by addressing B. r.
TAYLOR. Hughesvfllo, Loudouu Co., Va. Refer.
ence; M 7. Harper, No. 1419 sth street, Washing
ton, D. u je5 t,th, &slm
pOARDING.-kegantly Furnished south front
ID ROOMS, with hrstclass BOARD, ct 3O1 Mis-
.osr avenue cor Sd street, fronting BotanicaI Gar
dens and Park; splendid summer location. msl CIV
IL ant Il ont ROOMS ct the rREMONT HOUSE
With good Hotel BOARD at very Low rates myi-t
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PERSONAL.

~ OF ICE.
This il 10 give notice that will not hold myself ia
any way responsible for any debts conu.c:ed A.
count Of l.. KAUFMAN 90, except the same
shsn te contracted by myself personally from this
date Lyy5Sl L KAUFMAN.
he BLYe IMPROVED APPARATUs Tor De
- iormity and Weak Joints corner d liih and II
sThoLoGIsT AM NATURNL INDIPEND.
"A ENT GaAIRyoIANrc can % consulted 90 all
AT sos Pennsylv snis avenue. "
MADAM CosTELLo, disciple Of Nile Lenor-
vi mand Paris, the gr. attest Plane; Reader ever IA
corner Of ID street and Indiana svenus 'rih
west Je2S W.
nk, ROBEkTsON, s2I d sirsef, 5ei,csSI siA asd
public TO his notice under Mcdicals, IN rhe Star.
once hours, 2to9P m. Jes I'm
DN0kch,ss , legally and suieily Obtained iOr IN.
E EICh: Attorney Law ia Dearborn .irss,,
INVOICES legally and quietly obtained in eyery
y state and Territory. for ineomps,ihiliY or
I32 Dearborn street. Chicago, I'M. Observation-Disclosures
references Zee sfter decree. Residence unneoe.-
PROFESSIONAL.
h wUNpERLY. A,f1ra-g- a. La,- ana C7aIvq
tit ~ SS TIesecu IN sI,s. 81 ss
against the Government Pension Claims a spe-
ciahty Having been for may years IN chang &
Co aud Gilmore a Co, his experience - IN
klENRY J. Ennis, III q street opposite Pat.
III ent Office, Electrician and Model MAKER. Ex-
parimental work speciality. Expert in Patent
causes. lel9B
hR. n. FRAN WHITE, The magnetic Healer,
" 52l 10Th street treats successfully the
obstin ate Chronic ard Acute Diseases Consultation
tree ofiee hogrs-ste II a m and $40 m. Jel5 I'm.
nR. 7. NJ TALBOT, Ds-ta.
" Removed to southeast corner Eth sntSp&@
per set. myZS ly
Residence, No. u o. Pc Pep ~ Tvs sTsp1e
Office, 1892 @ street. apis sm'
AN OFFICF,
IL Corner sixth Street aud Louisiana Avenue
PHILLIPS, NAURY PHILLIPS
TIE undersisned have formed q partnership for
PHILLiPs,
WM A MATRY.
ape SIN W. HALLETr PHILLIPS.
mr. r. PARSONS. DENTIST -Ofic. and -e-i-
~ dence, 100 sire northwest. Teethx~
inserted. fling. r. pairing and extracting hvfT.S
done al reasonable rates ap2 6m LID
SCBUTTER RAksMAN,
fRrsco, pEcorA4fkvIkl snS every description Of
OBNAMtHTAL and PLAIN PAINTING,
SPECIMEN so s,s s I'D nsr hive,
nR. J. b. GIBBS. -
REMOVED TO sos I5iH STREET CnD
marl-ly Over Thompson : Drug Store.
nR. DUKE. DENTIST, fIf 7th street south
ufu sets of Teeth, S.; Teet hfllsI, sl;E NN@
tracing without pain, 50 cents. Ailopers- SIlo
lions Narrated. ocr2sly
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LADIES' GOODS.

JUST RECEIVED,
NEW VOICE
FINE FRENCH FLOWERS, FANCY and OS-
ThICH fEATHEks, RIBBONS, SILKs,NA
ObNAMENTS, &c, which were bought afkSDX
unusually low prices aud W i'll be sold accord SOkR
insly. FRENCH CHIPS. Fine Straw and Shadp
HATS, At and below cost, to reduce stock.
MRS. J. p. PALMER,
jel3tr 110T street, between llth and 18th SITS
MISS ELLIS finds IL necessary TO state
Avn that she is res ponsible for the character of
work done orly in her rooms, 100 n street,
where iOHe her orders should be left. myl2 tr
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RUTTER AND EGGS.
Fine ell -edgc BUTTFR arriving dahl, in large
and small packages bv E<Tress from Ohio Reserve
On consignment At low ct prices by
Re. DUTROy,
Jvs3t CNrner 0 AVID q streets
REv. F. f. BOYLE's LECTURE ON
Plus TX. AND THE CHURCH IN AMERICA.
in which he attack. s er.tary ThOmPson,s book.
For sale st pELLEws, 7ih street; BR05NANS,
REFORE LEAVING FOR THE
LItfHpTR 'aT ER s.ed snS
G fss .Gss Of b toilet COMBS uhe. Pc
made' French sns EIs1h Acc: IL Gr,fu'On
Successors to DR. Dsni,l Clark 4 Co,
Jysst- Az Pennsylvsnia avenue.
GUNNER FABRICS.-Flgured Linen
20 8, from IS es rS%
Mssalin tom Is to rs cents; White Gods in hand,
frtm 50 70 IS cents; Linen Lawns and C&mbrio
white from ~ cents to 81; Eleg.n French Lsw1s
Gales at IS cents; and sreat many things vel,
The at,s.SD e snxou; to ssss 1Se'
bes bought dnIias the l..f month at heavy r'huc
ton, and viii be sold at corrsspc.dips EssSfesyN,
o, "a $i sgs&s:s sf sst H5r x
ooio, r gu chaen On jys-tr
DNTTRF SUMMER STOCK
' DEFY GOODS At COST.
Lizard long Towel 10 cents, worth 20.
Rssi lawns 10 and IL cents
GsI'coes, ~, 5, 81 cents.
Wh,te Skirt, m AIDE If Fruit Cotton. IS cents
Parssols sacrificed; Mosquito Net 50 cents piece.
All Sumner Dress Goods must be sold.
Grenadines sacrificed.
Summer Silks slaughtered.
Llama Lace Saeque-, half cost.
Rslbriggan Hose q cents: Iron Frames % cents
kuitng Linens, and Embroidery to match
rcaler, Victoria Lawns StIlrp1 OFgaQtiaA
Large size " hite Spread IS, worth 81.
MONEY WAITED, and GOODS CHEAP.
II. N. NAUDAIN,
JJStr 700 Market Space.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Previous TO Closing BuSiles- cff.r al Laiies and
At much less than cost Pric =. AlsD a fine lot of
HAIR BRUSHES and Bt- TONS at cost Gents
Enert ear at lOwcrl prices.
U26t FkED'h FILLING. HOB Pa ave.
A FRENCH LADY, having taught mod
err languages IN some Of the first institutes in
StauntOn with great cess. wishes TO take under
Ter chsrCe Young LADIES desirpus of finishing
the sreaiest antsges Of first c as teachers in
Music, singing and Psinting. Terms mO1erst
Highest testimonials Can b. seen s1J 5th street
north. jy2-3t~
100 NEW AND SECOND HAND TOP
wv AM NO-10P BUGGIES SIM
9 g and jump seat Jaeger two and four 49,
st Park Pony Phatons: also. one very G6S4
sly lish Brett, sud fifty other STYLES.
Prices to suit tn times.
Il. ID. SCHMIDT & CO..
Ugly 4G6 Pennsy lvania avenue.
rFAX SCHEDIrI,E FOR uS-@..zS
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

Il UTIKELL BURFORD,
II sOS street. opp. General Post 0nes.
Houses for Rent
NO 2o8 Th 81 Brick, L rooms, all mod imps- TO
@ DOH 81 81, store, sll mod mpa 20
y. st y Brick, srSoms- m 4 imsr - Is
MT Pie ssant Residenc- TN al conv anian ces) 80
For Sale and Exchange.
We ofer some WY fine Or perry Of extreme low
figures and on easy terms.
AIS some desirable pro % rty for exchange.
Looms.
81 900 and so 900, in sums 10 suit, At q per
cent
For further list Of all properties and paric lsrs
call AT our office yf-tr
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1AA NEW AND SECOND HAND TOP
wv AM NO-10P BUGGIES SIM
and Jump seat Jagger-, two and four IAstisS
st Park Pony Ph8tOn>: also. one very SIS3S9
sly lish Brett, sud fifty other styles
Prices to suit tn- times.
Il. ID. SCHMIDT & CO..
IyG-ly 4(;(t ppnnsy lyania
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PIANOS, &c.
HIGHEST AWARD.
HI VIM. AMAZE 4 co.'s

DIPLOMA a Hoaor aad Medal az Mer,ffor UonoerS
Pianos. mcCsmmon's favorite Pianos sndySS6
Pianos from other celebrated factories foftIVyU
eale and Rent on the most able terms Pisnos
sold on instAlments. Tuning and Repairing prompt
ATTENDED 70. RkICHEEBACHB PIANO GARE-
avenue. isnslx
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1r5T Prlres. Amounting to q 10
Nrite for Circulars -end orders to
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
Il. U, Box CO., New Orleans, La.
NINTH GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING,
TUESDAY,, SEPTEMBER A.
ptai Prize, SOOO. Tickets, S5each.
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Pine WOOD from % Go o. -: Oak from sa.s 20
IS, and Hickory AZ 81 per cord. Also, al kinds %
Saved and Split Kept under cover.
~ Deliveries made direct 20 the consumer from
W hArves snd vesz.is
JOHNSON BROTHERS.
Main Office aBd Detot. johnson wharves foot 18th
and 18Th and streets southwest
Offices, I202 aud III2 9Th street W b, and
1BtS ffh street n. " ap2- ctr
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A MEXICAN DISTRICT TELEGRAPH.
N. hersl Once corner 10Th and ID District at
BOX rents to be reduced to 81 rs per month after
the LIST OF July. Send for circulars.
Instruments placed in the house OF any citizen
~ the expense Of the Company, by which certain
egnais Can De communicated 20 the Offices above
mentioned, from witch points the service required
NJ promptly rendered. A messenger can be called ct
- Policeman, In constant sttendsnce n ONCE dsy
ana night, starts to the house instantly when police
tion with general IRE alarm Ineines At the door
sSo minutes after hre alarm 70 turned in at house.
Name OF doctor to be registered at ONCE can be sum-
moned instantly dav or night. No wstchman can
sleep on duty without being reported next morning
III ked by robbers he summon assietnnce A.
once by turning In police call or IL his regular se
nals are suspended, messenger 10 sent to know the
myl5 eoom r L. Hume pre~ider<
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T. EDw. CLARK. T.B. GROSS, JR
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COX r,
DELIVERED TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY
AT THE SAME Rate.
New SchedUle-Full load % ~ bushels for = 6D.
smaller LOADS cents per bnshel carriage 81 ems
APPLY To
OFFICE OF WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COM.
4I3 10th street northwest; I'll lst street north
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-07

PERSONAL PoIHTs.-Mr. Emmett Deloe,
a Wheeling typo, and good one, will In
week or so commence the publication
Va.
Creel, Of the Moundsville Ga.eite, was
circulating about among his friends in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. II. s. White, Of Bolton, an ex.
member Of the Legislature from MsfshAll
county, has gone into the commission
and produce business in Baltimore, Md.
Mr.. Mat. Altmyer, q we'll known nail.
er, has decided to remove to New Or.
leans and settle permanently.
Rev. Thos. g. Addison, formerly Of ST.
Matthews Church, this city, now Of
Trinity Church, Washington city, is on
visit to the city, stopping with L. s.
DelAplAin, Esq. He viii ofiiciate at 81.
Mathews next Sunday, and Rev. Mr..
Armstrong will gil his pulpit at Wash.
ington.
John s. Norton, who played here last
fall with the Maud Muller combination,
attempted TO take himself out Of the world
by swallowing chlorOiorm in Cincinnati
last week.
Mr.. W. J. W. CoWden has dissolved his
connection With the law firm Of Pendle-
ton, Cowden & Pendleton, and will here
after be found at his own office, No. 1929
Chapline street,
Thomas Hughes, Esq, is here on a
brief visit from Baltimore.
Squire Forbes is the wit Of the lower
branch Of Council.
Mr., Harry Hay has presented the C.
p. Brown Boat Club with n very hand.
some checker board, made Of heavy
plated glass and inlaid with gold leaf, and
very fine frame. In all, il is very neat
.of its kind.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-07

READ AND LEARN FOR YOURSELF
Many valuable discoveries and much use.
full knowledge is kept from the world, be.
cause Of the immense expense in making
them known to the people. This il moi
the case with BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP
although but u few years introduced into
this country its sale now reaches in every
town and village in the United States Ia
wonderful success in curing ConSnmn'
ton, severe Coughs, Asthma, and ali ok.
er diseases OF the throat and lungs, was
first made known by distributing ev e
year, for three years, over 100000 bottles
TO the afflicted free Of charge, by Drug.
giists. No such test Of merit was evsr
given before TO any other preno r,, iOr'
Could you ask more2 Go to yopr T DrUm
gist and get bottle for rs cents and rs
ii. Sample bottles 10 cents, WLoIs,,Is
agents, Logan, list & Co., and LaughIin
"Fos'" w. eod&W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-07

Last evening the marks indicated about
1s feet, and falling.
The Ashland, en- route from Cincinnati
10 Pittsburgh, passed up yesterday morn
ing, with fine trip.
The James Gilmore passed up yester-
DAY with tow OF empty barges.
The O'NeRl was down from Steubenyille
yesterday.
There was no Parkersburg boat yester-
day. The Express will so down this
morning.
The Harrison arrived from Parkers.
burg yesterday with tow Of empty
barges.
THE river Continucdfull Of running ice
all day yesterday, preventing the local
packets from making their regular trips.
It's expected that all the packets will
resume their trips to-day.
The circus boat G. =. Huntington was
sold at Vicksburg the other day 10 Forbes
and Fitzpatrick, and will run in one Of
the short trades above that port.
The Laura L. Davis shaft was shipped
to her from Cincinnati, Saturday night,
The Davis islyiEg at Hanging Rock and
will proceed to Pittsburgh as soon as her
shaft is placed in position
Freights from Cincinnati to New Or.
leans: whisky, 81; pork, Zoe; apples and
potatoes, Soc per Dbl; bacon and lard, &c
per hundred; butter and cheese, SOC; and
way freights correspondingly.
Geo. Pollard, n Pittsburgh and Louis
vile pilot, has been laboring under mem
tai arrangement since Wednesday Of last
week. He will be taken to the Insane
Asylum at Lexington, Ky.
The steamer Courier, having been de.
tanned by the ice, will leave for Cincin.
natl at noon to-day.
10y Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, February G.-Riyer 0 feet
and falling. Weather clondy and cool.
LOUISVILLE, February 8, - Weather
warm and clear. River 0 feet and rising.
Departed-.Schenck, New Orleans; Shin.
klc, Cincinnati.
CAlRo, February 5.-Arrivcd-Jos.
Kinney, st. Louis; Coal Hill, New Or.
leans. Dcparted-St. Genevieve, 81.
Louis. River 10 feet 10 inches and fall.
ing. Mercury 420.
MEMPHIS, February G.--River 30 feet.
Arrived-Mark Twain. Departed-Belle
OF Texas and Illinois.
EVANSVILLE, February G.-River 10!
feet and rising. Up-Arkansas Belle,
Maggie Smith and Thompson Dean.
Down-L D. Parker, Tarascon and Fear
less. Business moderate. Weatherclear.
CINCINNATI, February G.-Riyer %
feet, and rising. Weather clear and cool.
Arrivcd-Charles Morgan and Shinkle,
Memphis. Disqualification, Wheel
ing; Fawn, Evansville; Mary Houston,
New Orleans.
NEw ORLEANS, February G.-Arrived
Robert Mitchell, Ohio river. Departed
Golden Rt.lla and Ino. Means and tow,
Ohio river. Weather clear and cool.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-07


KNIGHTS OF HoNoR.-The Order bear
ing the above name, although but re-
Gently organized in this city, is increas-
ing rapidly, and with the able assistance
Of P. l.. Teeple, Esq, Deputy Supreme
Dictator Of the Supreme Lodge, promises
10 be one OF the leading institutions of
the State. Charity Lodge, composed Of
90 Of the representative men Of Clarks-
burg, was instituted last Saturday even
ing. The following are the officers i:
Hon. John J. Davis, Past Dictator; Gen.
Nathan GOf, Dictator; John G. Vance,
Vice Dictator; John r. Borgess., Assist
ant Dictator; Rev. ]. +. Woods, Chaplain;
d. W. Boughner, Guide; L. T. Baldwin,
Reporter; A. Brandley, Financial Re.
porter; James P. Davis, Treasurer; J. K.
Alexander, Guardian; ]. J. Bowie, Senti.
mel. Trustees-John r. Boggess, Jacob
'Edel and W. II. Hursey.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-07

NTGHT SEssIoNs.-His Honor Judge
Melvin is now holding night sessions Of
the Marshall Circuit Court, in order TO
get through with the McMechen will
case ms soon ms possible. This ia the
second trial Of the cause, the jury having
disagreed at the first trial. It Is likely
that the trial will occupy at least week
more.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-07

APARTY OF young Wheeling mechanics
is being organized for the purpose Of
emigrating to Brazil, Dom Pedro, while
in this country, having extended gen.
eral invitation to American mechanics
to visit his domains, assuring them Of
permanent employment upon their ar
rival there.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-07

Brown Boat CLuB.-The G. p. Brown
Boat Club is now in good condition and
working order, better than ever before.
They are ready to tackle most anything
that comes along or within their reach,
or TO be tackled, from single scull to n
four.oared crew. The club expects to
put in good work at the coming campaign,
as they have held the championship for
the last two or three years.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-07

THE ladies having the Children's
Home entertainment in charge will
serve supper at the room to he occupied
by them, on Thursday and Friday eve.
nings at 4. NJ. Gentlemen can call
there and get supper without going to
their homes. Tickets will be for sale at
various drug stores and at the door dur.
ing the evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-07

THE weekly salaries Of young men are
being saved up with view to the pur-
chase Of perforated paper Romeos and
Juliets and suitable poetic explanations,
the lines OF which end in chime" and
"valentine," and the humble but philan.
throphic grounding ia almost forgotten.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-07

POLICE CoURT-Judgc Cranmz.-ITis
Honor yesterday morning administered
Justice as follows:
Christ. Cline, Joseph Dixon, Michael
Hussey, Patrick Mcclure and Thomas
Allen, charged with drunkenness, were
sent 10 the city prison for thirty days
each.
VIM. Campbell and Alfonso Peels, the
latter colored, were sentenced to thirty
days in the city prison for disorderly con-
duct.
Reuben Norris, for the same ofTense,
was fined So and costs, which he paid.
George Wiser paid fine OF So and
costs for using abusive language towards
Elizabeth Schulz.
Robert Cline, charged with driving on
the sidewalk, paid fne Of 81 and costs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-07

FUNERAL OF TIE LATE DR.. AFFuCK.
An event which will long be marked
in the annals OF Bridgeport occurred
there yesterday afternoon, being the oh.
sequies Of the late DR.. John q. AilliCk.
The high respect in which he was held
was evidenced by the large concourse
that gathered upon the occasion Of his
funeral. 1t was one Of the largest assem-
blages OF the character ever witnessed in
Bridgeport, and was a fitting tribute to
the memory Of the deceased. The services
were conducted in the family residence
by Rev. q. W. Chaliant, OF Martins
Ferry, Rev. Samuel Boyd, OF Wheeling,
and Rev. David Howell, Of Bridgeport.
Rev. Chaliant, with deep feeling and in
earnest words, briefly sketched the life Of
the departed, and spoke Of the upright
ness which always marked his career.
Rev. Boyd bore similar testimony TO the
excellcncies Of the deceased. After a
prayer by Rev. Howell, the funeral pro.
cession was formed and proceeded to the
Bridgeport Cemetery, where the remains
were laid to rest in the silence Of the
tomb,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-07

VIZ understand that there has been a
general reduction in the wages Of the en-
ployes Of the Arlington Stove Works,
The moulders' wages have been reduced
I! per cent, and the lNborers from 81 %
to 81 90 per day. The men have accept
ed the reduction.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-07
Ghe4tteIiaenter,
WEDNESDAY. FEB. :, 1877.
New Advertisements.

For Ciucinuati-Steamer Courier.
p. L. 4. o. NJ. G.-Hamilton Opera
House.
Twenty-ninth Annual Report Of the
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company.
Silver Ware-Oxtoby x Dulfield.
Wanted in Glass House-Gatherers.
Old Furniture Repaired and Re-uphol.
stered--Mendel, Booth 4 Co.
Plants and Flowers-Hutchins' Music
and AT Store.
0Gal-List, Davenport & Parks.
Notiee-A. W. PAUL & Bro.
New Firm-Cummins & Woods.
W.. ]. W. Cowden-Attorney at Law.
A CSrd-W.S S. ITutchins.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-07

OFFICERS OF c. P. Brown BOAT CLUB
The C. P. Brown Boat Club has elected
the following officers: President, Charles
Quinn; Vice President, W. ]. Brown;
Secretary, g. W. Gregg; Treasurer, Geo.
Matthews; Captain, ". B. Humes; Di
rectots-Charles Miller, George Snyder
g: W. Gregg, George Weisgerber, Ed
Dick,