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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-15

oUIGG-on Tuesday, November Is 1877, At Il
O'Clock, JANIS Quioo, III the foIh ear d hii age,
The iuner'l viii take Pllce tom the clihslral
this morning At plnO O'Clock. Friends Of The
family are invited 10 attend. Intsrment At Calvary
Cemetery,
CARROLL-on wcdncsdly, November Il, 1877,
At u n. oelcet, ANNIE n daughter Of ThomGi
and Jane Martha and vile Of james +. CaIrTOlI,
aged - years.
Funeral on Friday morning November 18th, at
o'clock frOn the Cathedral. Friends Of the FAINT.
lyrepst'ullJ Invited to attend. Iu,'rmeat at
Mt. CllTry Cemetery.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
From s3,OBe to $4,000 Of Valuable Pr.
Sonal Property Offered Of Public
Aunfihn

Undss and By virtue Of certain pcEd Of Itu,.
executed By Ferdinand Schubert 70 The undCF.
hgnei q Trustee, dated October 9Th, 1871, ana
reEded IN the Clerks once Of the County COGIt
Of Ohio county, W. Va 10 deed q truit took No
u, page eSS.I-t,I Wll, on
FRIDAY. the 2sd day Of Eoveubef, ISL.
at the dESlllpg house Of the aid FeEdlnlbd Eeu-
bert, situated on stTobel Run. branch Of CIId.
wells Run, about one-quarter d mile from IhA
wheeling and kllrmont Turnpike, and ab Ut ens'
bali NILS tom the eOEp1rIiiOn lice q the e4y q
wheeling, Beu, commanding aid sale al 10 U'eltCk
a Y The following describes PtEslnIl properly,
that = 70 ny: horses, ! coz, hoZh EBgoei
sleigh, stets Ot harness, saadle and bridsl,
SlBhi-heISs power engine With boiler, IklItS Ind
al The fixtures and appliances conf seted iheIS-
Ulth, cHn mill, one StraE cutting box, poEL
harrow all The iron nails on the truck rad Sa6.
ing iron GldRelrs Run, near JohuttOn'I MIL,
back 70 The curry on the faTm q the sid RsrdI.
Hand Schubert, all the Ialll. ties and lumtsF be.
Logging 10 taid tuck road and 1901 ieEt Of vim
rope ard 81 ApTarltuI emps0Ted In udpg ibe same
IL ear and ShbltS; also al the tools UStd BY tbs
aid seobsTE In bus quarry consulting Of crpbai1
SedSes, hamuoer1. dhlIs, plGki, GIea, wheel.
bLrgWs. DC; also ali the household and kitchen
furniture Of the sid SehubTt, Including chair,
beds bed ding. Iooklbg-FlassCs earpeti siovea
oTIRn. bsSiDg machines and many Gthtr GIIIeI1i
not specially mentioned IN this advertisement
TERHs OF SALE- AL sumS Igss than lRe1tJ
dolar1 elah. All SUMS d twenty dGllau and SI'
eoodinG tRenty dollArs Z credit II one year, The
purchaser Eytns hisiuten It bearing note with Eccd
personal security for the deferred payment, or II
cab HthO pIIchASsr % elect
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BsIbAIRs LocA1s.-The following
officers were installed at Eureka Lodge
No. %, U. A. o. D., Of this city, on SAT.
urday evening last by District Deputy
Arthur McClGin, Wig: VS.. Ault, n. A
W. P. Croker, v. A; L. q. Hall, Secrets.
~; A. MeClain, Treasurer;I /. B. Smith, ].
P. After the close Of the ceremony aad
meeting, all the members Of the lodge, BY
Invitation Of Arthur MeClain, Eco re-
paired 10 the restaurant OF Jacob burst
TO partake Of a bountiful spread. Short
addresses we're delivered BY few Of the
members, commendatory Of the District
Deputy, snd, without further comment,
the whole affair was brilliant and will
linger long in the remembrance Of all
who were present,
At the Council meeting Of Tuesday
evening last petition Of the Bellaire 4
Southwestern Railroad Company was
presented, asking permission 10 lay 4 pipe
across Water street from the waller plug
at the south side Of 18th street and TO lay
4 pipe between their tracks, iSr the pur-
pose otsupplytug their engines with
water. The petition was GrlHted, subject
to such regulations "a the COMMITTEES on
Water Works may prescribe.
a pendingsuit otlhe city OF Bellatre Va.
the Ault Brothers, for throwing ashes on
Crescent street, which was prosecuted BY
the Street Commissioner, wa upon mo.
ton ordered 10 be Dismissed.
Mr.. ]. W, Yost, civil engineer Of
this city, il now engaged in making a
survey Of Belmont street, north and
south Of the BAltin sss S Ohio railroad
tracks, preparatory 70 the opening Of that
street for public benefit. a
The aSalooniSt Queen, Mn. Stanley,
well known 10 sporting circles, changed
her locality and buainen emporium yes.
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a GARD FnOM
E. [. PRUSSING & co.

- ~ BtOOSltNd ~ w.
We big leaTS TO notify The publie tia. ns man
nnPuneipled perpons are circulating the story
that the VlpegHr rcenuy condemned by the Board
q Health q mSsstpgen. D. c, wa q chr manu-
ttetuTe, We arc obliged % publhh the following
cure p9edtnee, Nhilh explains itself:
Oh 7. 4 VERDI. President Board Of Health,
Washington, D. C-SIs: Has any Vineg1r man.
utsetgId BY " been cona'c1ted or condemned BY
jour SN4sdf Anssfiy r5ply III 1,,ssly eeliEe
BoAln OF HEIL1H WiamSofJS, June ., Ism.
3 l. PRustls0 Co, thlelEu- GcntlFnsen: II
rply 10 your ommunIesl0n Of this data, lam d :
!hueitd 10 IniGm you thIt The Board q Health
eal ntver opdeGed any VIbRG'r Of your plRpu.
luetufe, ror has compliant trer Be, n mSdS q lbs
AP''' o. ''s 9S c o oS rsipi66a s, sSy;,,,.
We would GlS1 submit The tIllOWiig nom Dr..
Allen. Of Maryland. aud d. MAhlA, Of ID ego;
UsIv,EHlr or MAkYLISp June ., ISiI-I
have this day mAds 4 Chemical HrllJI1 of an
lVtftss samp'e Of P1uhipE's Vinegar, and dad Il
p1fiueA and Therefore pure kTee IHlphuiie seid,
HEy inIurrui adul Grafton o too tJabd % the
commercial GTtlele. u not present IN this VinsSEr
WILLIAM 2 AIKEN,
Prot Chem. and Phir.
Re1ueated b Mr.. PruzinE. fsphj eted ample
o. bis Vinegar 10 Chemical AnslyIis, Ipd found Il
perfectly free from minHsI teids and metallic Iub.
9uautly adulter4.d. en- fSoammeod Il, there-
tuFe, a an entirely Purt and SkokSOWs article,
2. AAHLA, Ph. pr.
In eonludon xe VII Hdd that our well known
hraudI Of VIpersr have ItroI ~ TAI 81 n ~
opinion tur tEVntysnine years, b. dee having 10
eeiEcd trst premiums at tie Worlds PtIr, The
g1tiod State! fair. The nIinoll sI1te Far, ths
CLieaEO CITY Fair, Dc
E. |. PRussINe & CO., chlesso.
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1gM&NM.A

DEFINED sUGARs-600 BARRELS
" crnhsa, Powdered Grlnnllted, coass sid
YellaE 70 lote and Gof all 81 Lowest nlFhst hGiel
m y. REILLY, ls.a and IN AEiast
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
pnrAn7uEr or mana

elm Glove Aecoumodsiinn This tr.ia only
runs bEtEeen Wheeling and Elm Grove
tuAily except sundsy -A0WgIE ACCOMMODATION.
tSteubenYillO AecpnmodlIiun.- train dur.
Ing the day paHIgs backward and forward between
AlrtinS Ferry and B0llaIro, stopping Vhtn requi.
rcd At Sherman 6ouAO, RtnsViIls, Wen EhEtl.ns
and Gravel HILL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
"a CARD

AOAND.
sail Eho VTe suFdIng from the errors md 10.
lisantiuDs II youth. nervous WeGEpssL early de-
cay, lOsIOi manhood. 40, Eill send you a.ecsipt
lhItWill cure you. FREE OF CHARGE This
great remedy was discovered by mi,tionnry 10
South America Send Sli-addresCd eays;ope to
the RLv JosAFH I. ISXAS GsctGOa D BLSs Ros.s,
Ne, Tcrk Cy. spls-epdAS
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FOR SALE.
TlRusrEgs SALE OF DAIRY pA AN.
SM4LI FARM roR SALE.

Ell for Sals tnill Farm Of % lsps, ttu,,A,
u Athsbs eoubty, uhio, two nils iion IsellS,
Port LandibE. On the ohlo tiyIT, fourteen hi!
baloW PlrttrIburg, two miles non Toieh D,pS
ioar aid halt tRilO1 70 CoolVill0, oa0.hlH ALL \
leho9l hoaIe. County rad runl lhioiEh he nm
Lapa az ~ y tlitoi tsn o. twelve Iz,s ~ 3
% And isneedj balance In timber, Gpea u M
olk, blaek GA, hh koFy and led 0lk Ia IeS n
wheat togi sorts In rye, q bpplS tTtS,, ii TgpS
lonS bSAEihG % cherry uoiS al h 1inT, .; tsSs
NArietts; y paPe ylGta some bslrinsi II tSStS
lfytA h.olt 81 bsatinsi 100 StfAS bSty pLbiS
ll1o, lev plum uosa. quinees, euEIahts ma d ~
bSTrieA lVS hOnSS Of IhTsG Rooms 40 M.
Win frame tlehsn attached; Log tllblt and irsmt
bEp, era eTib, hsNed IUS PIS pm, lane ltuiIIS
hUu .. urge eATU, NOll " tlty let from kIehss
nsreE tdling - log no yIdS ON houSs' iIRS
i1FdOa WITH piekeI \ hee, bATn.ylTd Luc. 4, HI
Tall cross t.Leea also LolI lni rail , Snesn,
Itanee aide lBdbPutlbIe. WI b IA q a -
pGtB--sAsgp IN eGiA. - the owner de,ir0, Ittr,s
Wet GEil % % IddTOl The suel1ibtf, Al N
4j2l EoE IuOst, wheeling, ". vl. ="
20 q JAMES ARYsTFoyo
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Tho following 5eehbed iesl estate, that Is 10 ssy
lot numhsTei GsV,n II In tqaass Runbarsd tEtn
iJ.alns 90 In the addition 10 The city Of heelinC
kaoHn u the BaobR VI sta addition 10 EaiJ ETY.
A!Se,, Lot bunbsnl eight 10 Ia the IanS Iqu,T'
and AddltoBi allo Lot numbeIed Miners In I1ml
.quafe AID addition, except part OF SAhd Lot No
twenty I've by thifiy.GyO IESt which Wa hSfVto
IuEa euuysY,d 10 Michael LSly.
Al,o the lot u ground ds,lSnated % Lot uum
beret Tea u In sduG'e numbered twenty hIed
E.Sl gu The south due VI TEtlt street formerly
M0nTe0 stISeth ia aid city u wheeling
Also, all Of that let " pGIeal Of gIUUad kpoEI
AMI delighted ~ Lot Uumhe'ed two C2l IN ,ql II
Numbered tHtpt. .Olno 10 on with street, or
neTly Monroe strtetL ia the rity Of wheeling, v.
EethEr nth Az tina valuable Improves eats luclted
upon all the above dacribeI pGetli OF ground
Bass OF SALN-ObeIhlrd Of the pun chaSS mon
tJ In cab 90 the day Of S,le, and the ms das a.
two equal inItRlInelIs With In crest on aid dele.
red piyusnIl al WE'VE aud eighteen months IrJH
The day otIle, the pas lnent Of the delstsi instl
neat I'D Interest 10 Be secured to tie lsSfsoiOr
nolS JANIS P. FoGERs. Tm,ee
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ws.H. HAttra, Gset.
TaUSTEE's SALE.

~ virtue otthre, several dseds Of truit executed
and acknowledged By II. BrgdIey Wheat md Vir-
GtniI bis wife, 20 theupdtIslsned Ttu tes, dated
respectively the 10th day Of March. 1871, tho Is b
dty VI July, iSH. RBd The sth Gay VI november,
1873 and eseh u rcotd Ia be Clefk's q a oil tie
County Co,Tt Of Ohio county, West NiTiBII, IN
peed Of trust so0k No q, pa e. +9i and 1875, Died
Of 1Iuit Book No J. psGts Is9 49, and 1871, aud
win otter Al publlc sale Al the iInbt door Of The
court hou's Of Ohio sOGaty. In tho ety Of Whco'-
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enc Penns,lrnnln RniIroad,

PHILADELPHIA, November lS.-Now
that The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
hasgot rid its Solicitor, and the United.
Railroads trouble is at an end, there is a
movement on the part Of the large stock
holders, notably the City Of Philadelphia,
to require a monthly showing Of earning.
This the Pennsylvania Directors will try
not to do, Just as long as the other trunk
lines keep their business to themselves.
And yet they are not go badly of.
The showing Of the company for the
year may be calculated from the figures
now at hand. In the first place, the net
earnings last year we're:
Wet Of Pltt!bur4h 72IE,74I IS
TO,al................,............s2!O 56 47I 20
The frat nine months have been re.
ported. The gross earnings east oil Pitt
butgh show decreale OF S4,3S2. $40, and
the expenses OF $2S06,6lO, and the net
earnings Of Sl,S25,966. West Of Pitts.
bureh the net earnings show decrease
Of S7lS,37l. Now, the business for the
last three months Of the year is not going
to help out this deficiency at all, for the
Centennial travel during October and
November was very heavy. Therefore,
tho years business ia going to show, IA
near a. can be figured, falling of OF
$2,034,620 in the earnings east OF Pitts.
buFgh, and S959. GO west OF Pittsburgh.
In other words, the net earnings OF the
Pennsylvanis Railroad will be $1,000, 600
lesa than during 1875, and the earnings
Of the Pennsylvania Company will fall
81 100000 short Of paying expenses. The
actual loss Of property by The riots is
roughly set at 50 100000. But this Com.
psny owns SIS, 1885, 0S II 10 bonds and
$40, $50 4S6 in stocks, which represent
sos, 1854 II, and cost the company
Si0,524S09 %. These securities earned
$2,sS2 579 SO last year. This year they
will not earn as much by 20 or Is per
cent, and the market value Of these stocks
and bonds has doubtless declined an ay.
erage Of 90 per cent. We have, then,
these items Of loss during the year over
last year.
Iosl IN net ersninys 3: Oh $50
Loss 10 PltBbuiga riotB...........,......- 90 n,
peheiI d PennsI lT4Bia company s9S ie9
Dimlnthel eArniUJ on investments. e.
unaled Al 10 Per eent,........... ....-.- 80 Isl
Total ipaea,e Ia ne! recslats..........sS 81, so
To meet this decrease, the company has
paid only 81 per cent in dividends this
year, agAinsI s per cent last year. The
payments for dividends and taxeS on
dividends last year amounted to $6,O05,.
449 SO. Therefore, the savings by re-
dueed dividends will amount TO $685..
179 90. Add TO this the balance 10 the
credit Of profit and loss last year, repre-
senting net surplus Of 81, $40, 9S4 40, aud
there e available TO meet this deficiency,
S50l4,l63 IS, or only about SS0O, 900 less
than will be necessary, according to this
showing, But this loss At Pittsburgh Is
only temporary, because the city, county,
OF State must pay it, and, meanwhile, the
company does NOT have to incur any such
immediate outlay. Ga the whole, the
company might Be much worse Of, and is
likely TO make better report in March
than people think.
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LNUk sALE-An tEsslisaI oprosr rt,stete, co,S
Z tthlOE 81 rooms and . Ietlpa ball 81 snSSs
eontr q kes lnh Nd ItrtsIA, Turn :! ES "a
payHSntI u 1uit pmshIIar. AddISs ~ * X
NaIhington, 0uGBIsy eoubly, q, So,I
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Loss 10 net essninys 3: 03i go
los 10 Pittsburgh go n,
psadi q Psnssl lTGuia tougany.......... ssS iss
Dimln'shei eArniVET on Investments. e.
Gmaled a 10 Fer eent.................. $500. 80 Isl
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-19

THE Rev. Johu S. G. Abbot who died at
his residence in Fair Haven, Conn.,, Saturday
at the age of seventy-one was born in Bruus-
wick in this state, in 1906. He graduated from
Bowdoin College when he was twenty years
old, and, after completing his theological
course at Andover Seminary, settled as a
pastor at Worcester, and subsequently al
Roxbury and Nantucket. He devoted HIM
self to literature, and in 1888 published "The
Mother at Home" which was followed by
"The Child at Home" These were very
popular, and were translated into fifteen or
twenty of the languages OF Europe, Asia and
Africa. From 1874 he relinquished the pastor
ate and engaged himself entirely in author
ship. Among his most widely known works,
are series of six volumes of biographical
histories, of Marie Antoinette, Josephine,
etc. ; history OF Napoleon Bonaparte in two
large volumes, remarkable for its indiscrm-
mate eulogy OF all his acts; a ga History oil
the French Revolution" ga History OF
AUSTRIA" ga History of the Civil War in
America" two vols. "Hstory of Napoleon
I'LL, Emperor of the French" equally eulo
CYSTIC with that of his predecessor, and many
books for children, etc.
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-19

JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL has determined
to accept the Spanish mission, and will set
vail for Madrid Immediately.
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-19

THEY are endeavoring to "save society"
again IN France, e,-according to the methods
of Bonaparte. The world generally had all
idea that society was safe under the Republi-
can regime, and that France was happier and
had more prosperity and liberty than ever be-
fore in her history. But the government OF
the Dukes thinks otherwise, and its spokes.
man, NJ. Fourtou, repeats in the tribune that
ominous phrase which has been in the mouth
of every usurper and despot who has gov
erned the country since 1880. To save soci-
ETY., in the Imperialist Interpretation, is to
debauch it, as the corruptions of the Second
Empire testify. But there is reason to believe
that this time society does not care to br
saved by Napoleonie methods. 1t is one
thing to be tyrannized over by great captain
quite another by an unsuccessful soldier.
The services of arshal-President to his
country have not been so conspicuous as to
give him even plausible pretext for destroy.
ing it.
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-19
The Administration and Silver,

There are indications that the administra.
ton of President Hayes incines to the
financial heresy which Ohio politicians have
made distinctively their own, that the
Treasury is seriously considering the project
of authorizing, by consent of Congress, the
unlimited issue of silver legal-tender dollars.
The adoption of this measure would put an
immediate stop to the sale OF our low
interest-bearing bonds, would endanger the
public credit, would disturb values, would
make resum' tion of little benefit, and would
entirely destroy all the good results of that
wise policy to which, week since, it was
thought Secretary Sherman had committed
himself.
That the question of the demonstration CT
the silver dollar will be the prominent and
probably controlling one in the Western
elections this fall cannot be doubted. In
Ohio and Illinois both parties have com
mitted themselves to this doctrine and
victory apparently awaits that one which
goes furtherest in its demands for double
standard. Here is the danger. There are
no strong objections to the coinage of the
silver dollar under proper restrictions. Let
its weight be increased so that its intrinsic
value shall be as great as that of the gold
dollar, let its issue be kept within reasonable
limits, let it be made legal-tender for
moderate sum, and it may play good part
in wise scheme OF currency reform. But
these reasonable restrictions are just what
the silver men object to. Their only object
in coming the silver dollar is to enable
debtors to cheat their creditors, and the
government to discharge its obligations in
deprecated currency. That the Administra-
tion will broadly commit itself to the achieve
ment Of such objects is not for moment to
be believed; but there is great danger that in
It's desire to secure endorsement by the
voters at the fall elections it will endeavor
to secure the support of the silver infationists
by Offering some compromise. 1t may as
we'll be understood first as las: that any
compromise which will prove satisfactory to
the silver men will be in effect a surrender by
the advocates of currency based on gold.
That TWO metals cannot be kept in use as
SuhiouSy "ithou' SifiAS OuO d euusiuiaIy
value has been demonstrated again and again,
and no law passed by Congress, and no
action taken by the Treasury. can interfere
with this law of finance. Que might as well
attempt a compromise in mathematics.
There is however great reason 10 hope that
Secretary Sherman, seeing that his chance OF
bringing about resumption by the negotia-
ton of bonds will be destroyed if any doubt
obtains as to the payment of those bonds in
gold, and naturally desiring that resumption
shall be achieved while he holds the Treasury
portfolio, will opp ,se the schemes of the
silver men, aud refuse to adopt any policy
which will injure the national credit aud so
endanger the success of the measures which
he is now carrying into effect.
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-19
'ERMS $500 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE.

THE indications are strong that the Rus.
slams will Cross the Danube this week and
begin their march on Constautinople. The
obstacles in their way are many and great,
and it is not to be expected that they will
pass the great Bulgarian quadrilateral with
out bloody struggle. But we have no rea-
son to think that the Turks can long resist
the Muscovte arms, and though the progress
of the Russian troops will be slow, mid,um-
mer will probably find them to the south OF
the Balkans
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-19

THE Shoe and Leather Reporter takes
hopeful view of the situation. 1t says:
Without being at all disposed to overlook Oh
underrate the uncertainties which obscure
the commercial horizon, the inactivity Of
capital, the slowness OF our progression to-
ward specie basis, and the lack of steady
and remunerative employment for all the
labor of the country, we still find ground for
believing that these drawbacks to prosperity
have spent their force in the prostrating
effect they have already produced upon the
vitality OF the shoe aud leather industry, and
that We shall enjoy reasonable thrift in spite
OF them. We trust, however, that the time
is not far distant when these auxiIiares will
be rendered tributary to our success. If th>
nation can be restored to sound financial
condition, capital will be sure to seek invest
ment, and labor to find ample occupation il
healthful and profitable channels of produc-
tim
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-19
PROPOSALS.
PR @ P @ S AIS.

StEALEO PROPOSALS will be received at the
y office of CHARLES H. K1MBALL, Architect
1901 Middle Street, Portland Me-, by the committee,
for the erection and pletion of brick ''Piima
School-house'' for District No. 4, Lunt's Corner,
Deering, Me.
Plans and specifications may be consulted at the
Office of the Architect.
All bids are to be returned on or before June 90,
1877, at ~ I'M
Tne committee reserve the tight to reject any or
all bids.
DAVID MOULTON, /
JAMES S. KNOWLES,
JOHN II. BLAKE. building Committee.
ChAS. G. WOODMAN,
a.. F. MILLlKEN,
Portland. June IL, 1877, jul1dtd
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-19

THE lady of ''Emersonian thought and sem
timent" (need we say she lives in Massachu-
sets p appears in the advertising columns OF
the newspapers once more with her petition
for summer boarders. She offers for table
fare 'cream, eggs, butter &c;' doubtless With
these are to be found the Pythagorean bean
and the phosphorus making Goldfish. Thai
she will have many boarders is to be ex.
pected, for the walnut-tree at which one may
partake of the daintiest country fare while
listening to discourses on Boston cultchaw
and the relation of the Ego to the non-Ego,
to be found at few summer resorts.
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-19
THE PRESS.
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE l9.

We do not read anonymous letters and communi-
cations The name and address of the writer are in
all caes indispensable, not necessarily for publication
but as guaranty of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or reserve commu-
nications that are not used.
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-19
E or SALE

The Sloop Yacht "KATE,'' % feet long
N fast safer; built by Griffith q Twtchell
M of Portland, and but three years old. Will
N(hA be sold very cheap for want Of use.
ssssssS@ inquire at
ju7d1e t-odtf POST OFFICE, Saco, Ne.
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-19
SCaRRORO MINERAL WATER.

yxgHE Publie are hereby notified that we have given
The agency of our Mineral Wafer to the well
known frm Of fngas Brothers All orders left at
their place No. IS PrebIe Street, will be promptly
file with water fresh from the Spring every day
ROBINSON & SYLVESTER.
XEyE take this lhod of notifying the public that
w We have had thorough examination and
analysis of thl. water and hnd it superior to any
thing used in this market orders In the city or
fir m the country will be promptly filled from our
Pia e No. 13 Preb!e Stree POrtt sud be.
ju7eod2w&wiw22 INGALLS, BROTHERS.
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-19

EVERY regular attache of the PRESS is furnished
with Card certificate couDtersigned by Stanley I.
Pulen, Editor. All railway, steamboat and hotel
managers will confer a favor upon us by demanding
credentials of every person claiming to represent our
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-19

OFFICE OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS,
WASHINGTON, u. G., June 13, 1877.
PROPOSALS for furnishing in this city at the Cir
IL Gle at the intersection OF Ith and Streets. N.
the cut Granite required in the construction ofa
pedestal for a bronze statue of General George H.
Thomas, I'll be received until noon OF July 5, 1877,
and opened Immediately thereafter.
Blank forms anJ Specifications and any desired in
formation may be had On application at thus office.
THOS. LINCOLN CASEY, Lit. Col of tng'rs.
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