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card from VIM. BlakeleY, cnalrnlah vi
the Averil Association:
PITTSBURGH, August Is, 1877.
A reunion of the Averill cavalry divi-
sion, of West Virginia, will be held at
Connellsvllle, Fayette county, Penn,
Wednesday, the 10Th of September next,
to which you and all the members of the
division are invited. The 18th PennsyI'
vania cavalry holds its annual reunion
at the same time and place, to which all
have been invited. The object is to form
An association of Gen. AveriiIs cavalry
division. You have been appointed t.
extend the invitation and secure the at
tendance of all members in your neigh
borhood. Send names and postotfice
address of members TO Hon. VIM. ID.
Graham, No. 40 North Diamond street,
Allegheny, Pa. Members leaving Pitts
burgh Will assemble at reception rooms,
Municipal Hall, on Smlthtield street, at
u AN Maj. Gen. AveriIl will be pre-
sent to extend you q happy greeting.
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Adiudgpd ~ Lunatic.

John Beltz was, yesterday, examined
by Squire Caldwell, and adjudgeds luna,
tic. He WAS placed in the hands Of the
sheriff for transportation to Weston.
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Ankle Sprained.

Mr.. John Moore, heater in the Riv-
erside mill, accidentally sprained his
right ankle yesterday, which will pro
hlbit his working for several days.
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That Rape Case.

Tom Sweeney, charged with outrsging
the person of Mrs Springer, last week,
was given hearing before Squire Cald-
well, yesterday. The prisoner was re-
committed to Jail, in default of bail in
the sum of $1,000.
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If you will make your wife and child
rem long lasting pleasure take them
to-day to the Hessisn Military Band,
and enjoy in Neuhsusen's beautiful
garden the finest musical treat you ever
had.
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Local Weather Report.

Below we give the highest and lowest
thermometer, with state of weather, for
the week ending last evenng-.observs-
tions made by Mr.. Schnepf, at Opera
| House drug store:
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THE engagement of the Hessian Mill
tsry Band certainly incurs heavy ex-
penses, but Neuhausen thinks that
Wheeling has refined people enough to
justify his risk.
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IF only one-hslt the people go to the
concert who profess to 90, then it will
be u good thing that Neuhansen's place
is so large.
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UNIVERSAL HISTORY.

The great interest Of all nations and in
our own t1rilling history OF 100 years
max es this book sell faster than any other.
Three books in one, beautifully Illus
trated. Low price, quick sales, extra terms
Send for circular. J, c. McCGRDY & CO.,
philadelphia. Pa. spl2b
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FLANNELs, jeans and woolen goods Ct
all kinds a. cheap as last fall and in some
cases cheaper, Notwithstanding the high
price of wool this season, ~ q. q. Roth's.
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IL you want to get cheap and a nice
fitting pair of Shoes, go to l.. V. Blends
1875 Main street.
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REMEMBER the Henpfeld train at 2
P, ". to 90, in about fifteen minutes, to
Neuhausgn's concert garden.
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AWAY. today with the usual turmoil
and enjoy yeur life in the concerts OF
the Hessian MilitsrysBand.
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LAEsT STYLES of Shoes just received
ST L. V. Bload's.
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The finest shoes kept in the city at l.
Y. Blends.
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Norwood High School & College
Norwood P. O., Nelson Co., Va.


Endorsed by the Faculty Of the Uni.
versity of Virginia as one Of the best
Training Schools In the South.
The Session OF 1878 viii open Sept.
10Th, 1877. with full Corps of Instructors,
and full and thorough Instruction In all
Departments.
RS-Write for Catalogue.
Object and GhHrncIer.-This School Is
modelled, in It's COURSES and methods Of
instruction, as far as possible after the
University Of Va, and Il designed 10 pre-
pare young men for that Institution. But
at the same time the course of instruction
is so thorough and 50 complete, embrdc-
ing as IL does all the branches OF knOwl-
edge belonging 10 a finished q iucatiOD,
that those who prefer " do 50 can here
perfectly qualify themselves Tor immedi-
ate entrance upon the responsibilities Of
life.
Course of study Is as complete and
thorough a. that OF any institution in the
state, following the most approved meth
DDS, and embracing full course In the
following departments Of study: ]. The
English Branches. 2. The Latin and
Greek Languages 3. The Modern Lam
guag.s, {. Pure Mathematics. 5. Applied
Mathematics, o. VII and Mining Engineer
ing. .. The Natural Sciences. :. Penman-
ship and Bookkeeping.
Extracts from Testimonials.
UNIVERSITY or VA, July ~, 1876.
SIR-lt gives me pleasure 70 state that
theSoryOOd High School has sent young
meu 20 Shis Institution well prepared for
the advanced classes OF the Academic
Schools. II ranks among the best training
Schools for high and thorough culture.
It's discipline * excellent, and the health
fulness OF the location unsurpassed.
am, with great respect.
JAMES r. HARRISON, VI. D.,
Chairman Of the Fdcuby.
Among the numerous Institutions Of
learning In the south, few. IL any, have
achieved the rapid and unprecedented
success which has been attained by the
Norwood High School. II now stands Sec
Ond TO none in the state, both IN reputa-
ton and the extent Of patronage IL enjoys.
The discipline, as well az the exercises
are conducted as nearly as possible after
the plan Of the University OF Virginia
and having proved an entire success will
be continued without change.-Corre-
tpoTlderlce Of the GdIuSSt0n NelUs
Refers 70 present patrons OF the School
from West Virginia, 10 Judge T. e. Green,
Judge VI. Edmiston, Judge John Bran
non; DR.. I. b, Camden and Col. J. "
Ransom
Also, TO Mr.. y. Brady, Mr.. ]. II. Hobbs,
and other patrons of the schoOl-b but espe-
ciaIly 70 the old students themselves
sp2Seg-
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CARDS. AGENTS OUTFIT lOc AND
v stamp. 81 Plain Cards lOc. 81 Extra
Mixed CSC. MELLENVILLE CARD co.
MeIlenvllle, Col. Co., NY nosb
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JUST received, lot of Children's
Shoes of the latest styles, st l.. V.
Bonds.
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CONDENSED TIME TABLE,
ARRIVAL OF TRAINS

tDaily except Suuday-Newark Accom-
mediation. .a-... r,
rain during the day passes backward and
,orward between Martins Ferry and
Rellaire, stopping when required at Sher-
man House, Etnaville, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
TINE TABLE Wheeling and Elm
q rove railroad, in effect on and after FRI
Gay, May IS, 1877:
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COOP canton flannel at S cents per
yard at q. q. Roth's.
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DRY GOODS, Dry Goods, new fall
good: just received at e. e. Roths, No.
2lOO Main street, South Side.
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TUITION FREE.

Contingent Fee so per Term. -Four
College Courses. Chartered in 1917. Recent
improvements extensive; patronage last
year IS per cent over previous year; cabi'
nets and libraries equal 10 the best. APP
ply To President BUGBEE or 10 the Secre-
tary for Catalogues or information
iNphngNA
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Where Shall send INV Daughter.

If you wan: TO get suited IN pair Of
Shoes, 90 to L. V. Blends.
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ENTs' fine Sho9s of the latest style
ust received al l.. V. Bonds.
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at'heeling &r9istrr.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index TO New Advertisements.

Dud's College.
Legal Notice.
Wauted-Three Boys.
Shell OystNrs-Aug. Rolf.
Csrpets-Frlcnd Il Son.
Letter List.
Notice-Anthony Hebrank.
The Concert of the Season.
Bibles and Testaments-John Baltic
Plumbers-Thompson Il Hibberd
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Coop black Kid Gloves for 35 cents st
j. ". Ferrers.
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PROVE to be your own friend and listen
to the Hessisn Military Band to-day.
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VAN NORMAN INSTITUTE,

BOUNDED 1851, BIG WEST 18Th STREET,
Z New York Central Park Family ana
Day School for Young Ladies. Special
advantages for COnveTSd' iona French aud
German. Rc-Opcning Sept q, 1877.
DR.. and Madame ' AN NORMAN, Prin-
cipals- ag3OegT-T-Sb
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Stanton Female SEMINAR

STAUNTOS, NIkbINIh'
Rev. J. /. Miller, A. ", PrincipAt,' e.
iull and experienced corps ~ tr ga -
Guiding Mrs. Gan j. =. H. -insI ,.,.sss;
not secearian. -Four denoni % w. ~,
resented in the faculty. B0sfn --',,,,rp
com forts the best. Positively ns1.
gance in dress allowed. Term 10.
Session opens september &c. p''' 5
for catalogue 10 the Principal
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ALLEGHENY COLLEGE
MEADVILLE, PA.

The College year vii open Sept, 18th.
The Preparatory Sch EDi will open 81 ne
day.
Boarding on cooperative plans from
$3.50 To S3.W, mclrdiuy all items. Sell
Boarding cheaper. Board I'm families from
= 2 A - :
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The cheapes: gray flannel in the city
at &. O. Roth's.
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, 90 now
to }. w. FERRELs.
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Vocal InAfrncfiOn.

AT the Fair Grounds next Monday.
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THE HEATED TERM Patrons .Ol the
REGISTER can hare the Daily sent them 10
any part Of the United IiS1dtes, post paid, at
fifteen cents per 'Ceek. Bear this in mind
,Ohen departing Prom the city for summer
fg-5F1
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The cheapest shoes IN the city at L. V
Blends.
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CSC clothes baskets at John Frldels.
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pIAN0c Magnificent Bran ~
TIHNOO Rosewood Piano. onJN
ORGANS mai be bot, sgii PIANO hI5y =,
used. cost $50. only sl25. iiroiy,
stops So. . stops 81, " T'2s or y.
Nearly new set reed - stop ~ -.
coup eT ryan SIS, cost over 80
prices ever offered sent on ID ~
trial. Yop ask why ! otter ~ cl-....
ans~ or, Hard Times. 100 "inpLoll-..[,,
have work. Result Of war room NJ Ill
me by he mOnOpplisi-. hal~''~
Particulars Tree. Addrc--, ..,--y
DANIEL r. BEATIly
auglfb Wa,ulhEy'-,- -
....sT'
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GOOD Thing

Gru tn1ia as C ,n0iT and Diarraea NJ.
az LOGAN -
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NJ. Grossman Watches
KEY AND STEM WINDING !

They are constructed on the same prin-
ciple as the watches by the late Adolph
! Lagne and are of very superior workman
| ship, and fully guaranteed for perform
ance and durability. They are the best.
their cost being considered, that have
been produced in any country. Their care
ful inspection is invited.
G, p. BROWN,
Sole Agent for Wheeling and vicinity.
p. S.-A full line OF all grades OF tme-
rIcan and Swiss Watches at very low
prices. apo
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DIRECT IMPORTATION
Business College.

WHEELING, WET VllsGlSlA,
w ESTABLI-HRl y
Has fine and elegantly furnished ~,
a thorough Commercial course Abs
gives thorough instruction 10 az ~,
the common English branches. - -.
day and evening lndiyI uaI ms. w..
Call at TO lege office or address N
agHoawegzb ]. VI. FRASHtk tW
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oE ELEGANT CARDS. No 'r'2}.rs.
~ with name, lie post PAID ~
4 Co Nassau Y Y hHA
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Gen. AverilI's Cavalry Division.

We have received the following postal
card from VIM. Rlskeley, chairman OF
the Averill Association
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Come to the Wat..

BESTHESDA WATERS. po...
markable efficacy in Dialect, - r
eases vi the kidneys and ur,psr, d,
For sale by the barrel or gallon ~ 40,
sg5 IOuAN -
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BOARDING AND L0DGING-H0USE
FOR SALE.

A BOARDING AND LoDGlAd-HousE,
"A loratcd on Ruby Hill, doing a good bus
mess. havinA at present about fifty bonrders,
is offered for sale. The above property will
be sold reasonable. Inquire of Mrs. kav-
anaugh, Raby Hill.
II. KANANAUGH.
Ruby Hill, Feb. 20. 1877. }St'
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AssEssNGHNT NOTICE,
Notice to Delino uemt CO-owners.

Notice t0 De1fnquent CO-oWneFs.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO 8.
~ Pearson. A. B 1Judson. A. White and L.
j. Lewis, your heirs. legal Representatives
and assigns, co-workers in the mining ground,
location and claim known and called By the
name of the TIGER" located August 13d.
1870, in the Eureka Mining District, Eureka
county. State of Nevada (then Lander county
and recorded in Book 3D." D. IA, Of the
. co-owner therein, has performed labor and
made imp p.ovemants on the said ground and
claim Of Tiger" mine Aforesaid. for the years
1873 and 1875, TO the amount Of tive hundred
and forty ($24o) dollars. in U. s. gold coin, be-
ing one hundred and twenty (Sl20) dollars fer
each year, and has expsnd ID the same there.
on as required by the act of Congress entitled
mining sources Of the United States" APP
proved May 10. 1872, and the acts amends
tory thereof; the said sum so expended being
ten $50 dollars for each one hundred tl0O)
feet oil said Tiger Minining Claim" End that
such of you as shall at the expiration of
ninety (a0) days after the completion of the
pub ication of this notice be delinquent IN
thereof, and shall fail or refuse to contrib
ute and pa, to me your proportion OF the ex-
penditure so made, at the rate of ten (Sl0)
dollars for each one hundred ll00l feet which
you may severally own in said Tiger" mine
and claim, the interest, right or property in
| ssid mining ground and claim owned by any
| and every such delinquent owner will beco no
| the property of the undersigned co.owner,
who has made the required expenditures
| thereon required by the act of Congress be-
| fore mentioned and recited. Payment to be
made to me at Eureka, Nevada.
THOMAS GILMOUR,
Eureke, New, Jan. sl.lS7. fl-eo.
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Annual Meeting.

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
i of the stockholders of tho Phenix Silver
Mining Company, Tor the election of Trus-
toes to serve for the ensuing year, and for the
transaction Of such other business us may
come before the meeting, viii be he'd at the
office o the company. room No. ~, Nevada
block, 800 Montgomery street, San Fran
ci co. Cal lornia, on Monday, the I'd day of
April, 1877, at O'clock ?. N.
mrl3td b. B. MINOR. Secretary
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LOYAL ORANGE LODGE. NO. 12I.
rTHE REGULAR MEETINGS OF THIS
i Society take place on the first and third
Mondays of each month, in Odd Fellows
Hall. at 80 O'Clock sharp. All brethren in
good standing are invited to attend.
JOSHUA TINUNGLY. w. NJ.
a. q. MckESgfE. S cretary. au4-tf
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O - Ty

A BUNCH OF KEYS, ON AO 9
"A steel ring, was lost on Main Az.
street yesterday. Tho finder will be w
suitably rewarded by returning tho keys to
Eureka. March IL, 1877. mrlsu
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threats 10 him or H. b. Claflin Co., as stated
in said Dunns affidavit
Your petitioner denies TINT his cxtravagnnHe
at Long Branch or elsewhere caused the ihllure
OF said firm. -, .
Your petitioner was entitled to draw out
80 600 "A year and never drew to exceed thut.
The failure was caused hv the IRE ana ny
shrinkage. both " which would amount TO from
f1DO 900 Ia | UUO.OUO.
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M M Lmor',l FlIu.,, onI Flnmmer.

fi'ff''
Last evening n Mrs. VIM, H. Pool, who
was attending camp meeting at lhndlSNille.
WIS ou her way home ia wagon @NH caught
-il,llt oi "a man lramIlng along ~" road ~ nh q
bundle GAG his inek. At first ~h" fINueht lt WIS
10 tramp. hui % SECOND look .brd her that u
WAS a = ildirr with .r,S'ETs'r:Gff uu hl- ~hpul.
dcrS. SIN orirrrl tho dr,rr +. wat lur him.
and took him into hrr wagon. II Wa1 worn
ouf. and shn took Linn 90 her loglglu hnu- l.
gave him q bath. -uul'r, Hni hr'l TINS morn
iul. the soldier told his story. IT, ~uli 10 ho-
lungcl to 81 company that Was carried aNoNr
Altoona To- usoi-t in qu-llns tAr ~irih ~.
When they arrived there the train WAS stopped.
aud allowed To 80 no iurihrr and lh"u
the railroad rompanY, instead OF ,NhiuL
them back 10 lMladfuhla, took them hi Is
u few miles ANA lett them I'm lh" Wol-
without food or any ncr' ~aarIos ul lliN Ihr
company threw the ant do nl,nin"i their poN k
Dt- INTO ON" ro mmNn iunl, ana - M nam To-
luy ouigi.r~. ThrIruNl9l"n~ lNu-li IS r'-NNu
'N hau-frd. and then they usr""d rorh nHu ~
strike Dul iur hlm-rii. and nuke GIN" ri oi ID -
WY ,mr. This they did, ana this NAN ~
ting uhru Of Tine r.~t, rrnrhnl h'I" llt~I ll'
Na- Niuldt To- ago through llarrriiurS ami -
went around 10y way Ol lluum ia nWn II
lui hnN nothing a. eat for two ii NH, AMI wac ale
most flnu-hrd. Tl" farmers along IN" route.
WNnn they -aw him coming, ran IN and SMUT
their doors Ihr morning hr went io the ."-
lnfaul u-k"it' b" taken t. Phlmde'phn, hul
lhr oHIu . refused To- take HIM without q
ic1'l Mr. H0>ln then icIographod t. inud.
u'hilH d, leg j. rui| ~~lOn 10 pass NM tut VI " .e
amount ~ hls iaro was quickly raised.
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Mtttinos.

A SPECIAL MEETING Of section -. /, custom
n Shneuhhtl. viii Zee h'll al putnam ial, ai NY
AMI Eth st. ON Monday evening July 49, nj 81 O'Clock
business o' great importance By order oi committee
DnTu WARD Auxiliary g. =. lciy for Prevent 90
w. Crime - y n nft tug 90 SAN = frrr lAhsrN1tlr
l"tN rn I'm a'a -ih ave- Monday. July 49, VI. Oh.
N.r 'n'rr WIN II Muni,, ami others viii speak All
citiz,n> invited.
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Shipping.

NCIOK IINE.-t IN All. STEAMERS
y SAIL EVERY SAT- EDAY
- GLASGoM, LnNDuNDLKHN OR LlXERrooL
INTERMEDIATE, 80 SrFERAGE. so
To LONDON AND SOUTHAMPTON
TWICE 4 MuNrli. SAME RATES
COMPANY 5 OFFICES. : BpWLIN, GREEN
A-.lt
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excursions.

A -A.-DAILy HocKiwAr HEACH
n. LNCUKStpNS EVERY DAY AND SUNDAY.
FIVE OCEAN EXCURSIONS DAILY
By the steamer COLUMBIA entirely new. the largest
and most ELEGANT excursion bout ever built
WITH tONTIRNO'S I'D REGIMENT BAND,
AND COLIMBiA Gl.EE cLIB.
And steamers AMEKtclS AMI NENIRsINK. with
FULL BANp OF MI SIC aud ORPIEtS QUARTET
COLI NBtA leaves every day and sunday .
MUSICAL. oath st., Nurth Rivcr........10 % A. ".
PROGRAMME inth st. North River ..........1O Is A
EVERY Pier ., North RIVER ..........,l 70 80 A. NJ
DAY. JUwclis DOCK. BrOOkyn......ll W A NJ
ANFR1CrS leaves every day and Sunday
9th IT, Nnrth Rivcr..........S 80 A. and rs r ".
Inth II North River.........s 80 A. VI and - = ".
pi.r n Nnrth Rivcr..........S - A. and - T. VI.
pier North River .......... 81 ~ VI and - 4 VI.
Jcwcll's Dock BROOKLYN. .....g2O A. NJ and 10 r. NJ.
Steamer NEvERsINK from East River every day and
Sunday leaves . =.
aId st. East Rvcr............,S ~ A ami u % = "
south ist II Willamsburgh 80. $50 and 10 = VI
Grand s New Yurk...........s 20 A. VI. and - T. NJ
Jewels Dock. Bruokly - ~ A VI ana 20 J. NJ
steamers leave Rocknway ~ A. Nj, 4. o. ana u J. VI
EXCURSION TICKETS good ON either boat. % cents
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CITIZENS LINE FOR TROY, >,wAro
CArsKILL AND srr,,r,,>rn o,rs
pALrIMoRrA>p ONO RAILROAD.
prN>sYL,ANIN n,lInoAD.

NOTICE 10 SHIPPERS 600. rom 1f. De- it
GOWNS ireishtior all points West amt '.i.
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Lehman. Montague. Denton, Lamar and

Lehman, Montague. Denton, Lamar AMI
Red River.
Austin Gazette: The boys are shoot
Ing the small birds, when In the death
OF each bird thousand grasshoppers
lives are assured. This Ii not right, and
should be put q stop to. In the craw 81
one field lark, farmer found, this
spring, twenty youthful hoppers, each
one or which would have cost the State
Ave cents to put him through the sum.
mer. Each bird willing to eat q grass.
hopper, together with his mother-in-
law and other members OF his family, is
worth dollar day to Texas from now
until crops are gathered, and should be
protected, even X 1t is necessary to shoot
the boys who shoot the birds.
The startling news 10 published this
morning that yesterday William Walter
Phelps. attorney for the New York and
New Jersey creditors of the Houston
eral court at Austin, filed bill asking
for the appointment of receiver. It
was we'll known that the road has been
carrying large debt, upon which 1t was
forced to pay heavy interest. The liza.
bilities are not known to the public.
Some four OF. five Of the. principal
owners and creditors are also largely in
terested In the International. This ex-
plains the real object OF the visit Of
Gen. Dodge, Mr.. Grow, Mr.. Phelps and
others to this city the other day, and
their going to Austin. The failure OF
the road has been expected In financial
circles In this city FOR many months
past. It's regular operations will not be
interfered with If the petition Ia granted.
and there is no doubt, we presume, that
1t will be. Il Houston Age.