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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-22
An Extra Session Of the Legislature

Mountain Herald, Summit County.
Ever since the Legislature adjourned,
it has been whispered around that an
extra session would se called. This
seemed to bo preliminary move to test
the popular feeling upon the subject.
A there has been no very pronouncef
expression Of public opinion against the
move, the sgltators are becoming more
bold. and it is now stated that sufficient
number OF members have signed the call
- insure al extra session. We notice IN
tap W teeling REGISTER Of Lhe~l5th, AL
article over tho signature OF William
+. Arnold IN which he Gays
Many important measures were left
unfinished and Enacted upon At the close
O. .nc last session, for the want OF time.
The capital question and the election of
two United States Senators occupied
Inuoa II the forty-fve days of the Con
s.ilu.ionsl term. Since then We have
been met and confronted with threaten
lqgs and disasters now seemingly Quoted
and 1T rest, but which may break out at
aHy moment with redOubled tnry, IN
V,lving the life of the citizen and the
peace OF the common wealth.
in the present state of affairs, 1t
would Seem that both patriotism and
rood states manship require an assem-
bling Of the Legislature in extra session,
a. the enactment of such laws rs would
men, the public demands, allsy thegrow-
80 iscOutent, and trsnguilize the coun-
ty.'
Now if what Mr.. Arnold states is true,
W. would ike to know who is TO blame
TOR 1t. 1t the business Was ul-
daisnrd, why did not the Legis-
l4t4re extend the session fifteen
or twenty dsys and complete
II II was said after the five days ex-
tension that about ali the important
II -ur,s were d.spO Ell of, except the
Judiciary Bill, ard that mIg ht have been
di....ssrd of ii the circuits could have
ben made to Ii. the different s,pirants
Tor judicial horrors. II Is not very res
sensible to suppose that another forty
i've days would enable the gentlemen OF
tie Legislature !" come any uearer suit
i1g their friends VINO aspire 70 seats
upon tho nerch.
As for the threatened disasters that
confront u-, that Is all pure stun. The
yOt people OF the State are quite willing
! risk al the disasters that Mr.. Arnold
% coujUre up. rather than have III
e Extra sasslon of tire Legislature, which
w.u d be equal to any disaster likely to
- all us.
We are opposed 10 an extra session of
u" Legislature, because OF the expense;
op.psrd II it because the Constitution
ga The sessions shall be every two
ve ., and We are virtually doing away
W % That provision by having al extra
Se, .lon almost every winter; opposed to
i. because, "i ,he present state Of ofairs,
/. would ,eem 'hst both patriotism and
good sense require No assembling Of the
L., -lature in extra session opposed TO
II hDcause the people would rather bear
: ne HE they have, man fly TO Others They
4 low not Of
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PERSON AL.

CoNaREssMvN YATES, of North Caro-
lima. and GooDE, of. Virginia, are going
to take part in the Ohio campaign.
Z. PosYM AsrER-G sNERAL KEY s "errlng"
Southern friends continue to ring the
changes on don. Key, the President
monkey, turnkey, etc.
AgRocHEssER newsboy decorated the
hat of drunken man who > had fallen
asleep on hotel stairway the other day
with y pIseard- inscribed -'.4he sleeping
beauty"
HENRY WARD BEECHER has been lee
taring on 1.-THE Problem of Lie, taking
up the knotty subject where THoDY
T1Lros lett it. We should think lie
might be something like an enigma &c
them.
THE wicked Chicago Tmes suggests
that when HAYES next wants 10 kiss
Senator he should try BRUCE (colcred
| of Mississippi" The osculstion surface:
of BRUCE have all the responsiveness pc
culiar to his race.
Tx Louisville Courier Journal tooE
II column ssd halt to relieve its throb
biug heart of the emotions inspired by
the coming OF HAYES. 1t dropped int
poetry twice, and joyously csrolled
THE sun shines bright incur old Ken
lucky home" Good enough, but don
let it dazzle your eyesight so rs to pre-
vent you from seeing the indelible STAMP
of fraud upon HAYES forehead.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-22
CONFERENCE APPOINTMENTS BY
THE M. T.. CHURCH.

The following appointments, among
others, for the ensuing year, were made
by the East ONO Conference OF the NJ. +.
Church, at its session this week:
GAINESVILLE DISTRICT. NJ. CARR, L,
Barnesvllle, j. c. Sullivan; Barnes
Vile Circuit, B. +. EdgelI; Bcllaire, j.
W. Toland; Belaire Circuit, d. L. Moore;
bridgeport, Joseph Gledhill; Bridge
1ort Circuit, q. Is. Smith; Beall5vilIe, q.
Is, Henthornc; Centreville, w. Darby;
Darlington, NJ. &. Grimes; Fairvlew, j.
|. Wilson; Freeport, T. w. Lane; Hen
dryburg VI. j Slutz; Hannibal, I. F.
Phillips; Miiersburg Supply, j. K
smith; Morristown. W. b. Starkey; Pow
hsttsn, ii. A. Cobblidee; ST. Glars vile,
4. +. BeyzelJ; SomertOn, A. u. Robb;
Woodsfeld. w. H. Rider; Armstrong;,
J. H. White; Antioch supply, j. u,
Garret.
Cambridge, j. H. Hollingshead; New
Philadelphia Frank Brown; Phlladel-
ybia Plains, II ). jackson; Coshoctor,
w l.. Dickson; Cadiz, d. 5. Hodgson;
Asbury, j X Grimes; Martins Ferry j
Brown; Urlcb-vIiie, W Brow; Gnnder
butteD, ii. NJ. RAIDER; Winchester, W. y.
Webster; Washington. j. T Huddlestof
Adamsville, T. W. Audersoa and d. W
Knight; East Pniufeid, j. w. FOutz;
Mllnersvile /. Tmberlake; Liberty, to
bs supplied; Deersvllle, |. ). Winters;
Tyrone, w L. Davidson Bethel, j. J,
J Jackson; New Athens, \. b. Stewart
Moorefeld d. NJ. Holustor; Bethel Mis-.
SION, to be supplied.
sTEUBENvILLE DISTRICT II. :. BRACR
EN-, PRESIDING ELDER.
Steubenvllle, Kramer, ID. G Osborne
S.eubeuville, Hamline, q. W. Gray
Sleubenville, Thomson, A. j. Lane Fin
Icy and Mingo, H. Appleton; WellsvIlle,
J. II. Conkle; East Liverpool, A. w,
Butts; Ssiineville, j. +. HolIlsteT; Cal
cu,ts, to be supplied by A. b. Shaw
j'lkton, j. NJ. Bray lrondale AID
lIammondsville, a. W. Gruber
>'osD'S and Somerset }. IL
Rodgers; Wiutersville, j. W. Weaver;
X chmond, J. K. Key: Smithfe'd, }. K
Cooper; Bloodierd, J. Stephen; Union
ryrt. J. NJ. Huston; SEQ, NJ. W. Dallas;
k,st Sprin gheld. z. q. Edmunds; Hsr-
l"m Springs, }. t.. Stsrklel; Leesvil!e, j.
q. a. Miller; wsrIsnton.' j. H. Ekey.
l. :. hOgue, Finaucia! Agent OF Sclo
C. llege. Edward Ellison, President of
oclo College.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-22

LADIES wishing to besutify their
homes should subscribe TO Andrews
B,zar." The designs and patterns Civ
Al in the paper, while not difficult to
maze. form beautiful ornaments for a
room aud assist in making home pleas
srt Send ten cents to w. K. Andrews,
.Ciuciunati, Tor specimen copy.
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REFINED SUGARS

500 barrels Crushed, Powdered, Granu'
LATED, Coffee and Yellow, in tore ana lor
"a . at lowest market rates.
NJ. REILLY,
I3Oj and 1871 Main Street.
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NEw ADVERTISER ENTs
Reformed Episcopal Church.

nR. ]. HOWARD SMITH, OF NEW
ark, \. j., will officiate in Wlesei
Hall, ON sunday next, the 2Srd nst;, al
the usual hours, and on Monday evtnlhP'
same hail, On the disJicttye principles OF
the Reformed Episcopal Church
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NOTICE.

CLERKS OFFICE, BID. OF COMMISSIONERS, /
WHEELISG, Sept. 20, 1877.
Sealed bids will be received at this office
until II o'clock noon OF the 2'th inst. LOT
the 4 per CEN. Ohio County Bonds, to be
issued Novem her LIST, 1877, running fifteen
years, as more fully set forth In the "ordi-
nance" regulating the issue of time bonds
amounting To "tOrty-flve thousand dol
lars" TO aid in com pletlng the p, w. & KY.
Railroad. Said bonds are $1,000 each.
Bids can be made for the entire loan or
any part thereof. Bids must be directed
to the FINANCE Committee.
JAS. NJ. EWING, Chairman.
CHAS. "A. DEITERS,
Clerk Board OF commissioners. se2O-a
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TOBACCOS.

have on hand a full line OF Tobaccos,
from the leading manufactures in the
country, including LoriIIard's, FINER
Bros, Homer Hudson s, j. b. Pace, Rich
mond, J. X Pace, Danville, b. F. Grayely,
Holbrooks Monitor Navy, larry {. Hol-
brooks Navy.
can furnish all sly les made by these
factories, at lowest market prices
NJ. REILLY,
1909 and 1911 Main Street.
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FRESH TEAS.

500 packages Gunp0wder, ImPSrlal'
Young dyson, Ooloug, English Breakfast
and Sou:hOug Teas. in store and Tor sale
Of low tigures VI. REILLY,
1873 anG 1911 Main street.
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.pUPONT,S WHEELING POW
DER AGENCY.

HAVE AT ALL TIMES IN MAGA-
ZINE a large stock OF the above cele-
brated Powder, viz: Rifle, SPORTING, In
cans, Blasting and Mining, in metallc
packages which will sell at wholesale al
manufacturers prices. ! have portable
magazines OF d tieront sizes Tor ShlpPIhs'
ani will Ieliyer tree on cars OF boat. Thi>
powder is unequalled in strength and
quality NJ REL hlkLl,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-22
CAROLINA RICE.

81 tierces received direct from Charles
ton, IN Store and tor sale by
NJ. REILLY,
1909 and 1871 Main Street.
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Imports of merchan- ,--
4 disc Jan to Sept. l5.S23' ,SOl, 92i o@t9OO5,I"
Reports OF produce
Ian to sept. IS. 202, US,2lO lS2,O&9.S4

Excess Of imports SS5,iSo,7l4 Sl6,S'6'ZSS
On the year each branch has made u
very decided advance, although the i'm
ports have lett the exports tar behind
toem in tho,r p. up"srt movement
The former nave increased by S2o, 79b,-
Az, while the latter exhibit smaller,
b Il most substantial growth OF SlO,274,-
Ole. The gross augmentation OF busl-
ness amounts TO S39070, 463, gain OF 9s
DR. cent. over last years figures.
A growth OF nearly s40,OOO,OOO
IN eight months trade at a
nagle port Is most gratifying evidence
Of the Improvement OF business. 1t will
be seen by the table OF the values han
died and the balance Of imports AT New
York, with which we close our article,
that the total OF the values handled has
.ualiy risen above the figures, 10! cnly
last year, but of the year before los.
Taus in New York commerce has recov-
cred all that it lost between 1875 and
1876.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-22
BROOMS

800 dozen fancy, riOus sizes, just re-
ceived and for sale by NJ. iiElLLl'
1893 and 1871 =. ain street.
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THE COURSE OF TRADE.

The trade returns ut the port OF New
York for the commercial week Just enc
ed. continue to exhibit very promising
increase over the figures o: last year, AM
not only oi last year, but of any OF the
last three cars preceding. The kkdis-
TER has, on a former occasion, directed
attention 10 this constant weekly lm-.
movement, Tor We regard it as the most
trustworthy sign of recovery oil ousi-
ness. The advance is peculiarly healthy
because the tree is growing in both Its
branches. The present is lopsided de-
yelopment, such as we have seen TO our
sorrow IN the Ozark years since the panic.
The exports are still advancing and the
permanence OF their movement is ID
every way most welcome. But the I'M
ports also have taken an unexpected start
and the gain in this direction is doubIy
gratifying because it dement's Interests
which have suffered cruelty and are
s,rely in need OF help. The imports and
exports, exclusive OF specie, at New ork
during the commercial week just ended,
show rs follows in comparison with the
figures st the corresponding date lss'
year:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-22
Fourth ST NJ E. Church

DEV. A. {. GEORGE, p. D., PASTOR.
The pastor will preach To morrow morn
in on "The Highest in Man, ana IN Lhe
on "paul's Estimate OF Jesus.
Sabbath school, DR.. T. H. Logan, super
intendent, al p. VI.
strangers and visitors invited 10 an tht
doors and show them 10 seats. spZ2
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-22
Without oput or BIemish,

The Biscuit and Batter Cakes made OF
good flour. raised with Log AN. LIST Il
co., EXCELSIOR BAKING POWDER.
Best in the market.
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MAKE A NOTE OF IT.

II you wish TO make a present to friend
or yourself, call and look at our stock of
PORTEMONNAIES, WALLETS &c. New
and handsome styles just received fer
ladies and gentlemen, Mt
Sep22. LOGAN, LIST & cos.
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Excess OF exports. S2lS,9R si2O'OSo
Both the imports and the exports e&-
l. bit u very gratifying increase, which
Is curiously alike IN amount and pro-
portion. The former have made gain
Of 81, 335,Sl2, ana the latter OF 81 ,l29,OlS
The total advance in the values haLdled
r.,es to S2464, 1910, growth OF 23s per
cen. over the figures of 1876. So tar as
the balance of trade is concerned, the
variation is not material. This year pre-
s,nts less favorable balance, but the
difference Oh the weeks trade Is only
s2O6,794 We give below statement OF
the imports and exports, ex-
elusive Of specie at New York
Tor the two calendar years to date:
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Imports of merchandise
for week ending sept.

Exports of produce for -,.,o 40, -
week ending Sept. To-. 6,55l $50 .iZ2,o'
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LAND FOR SALE.

IhTND CIV bA1Il
100 ACRES OF IMPROVED AND
4H,J Timber Land for sale ia tracts OF
from 40 to 22U acres.
will sell a tract Of $50 acres OF lumber
land at sis per acre.
The land is situated on the Ohio river,
I'm Monroe county, Ohio, aud contains tour
fine orchards. For particulars call ON or
address JOHN 1OOlCt1r f. ~
sp2eqgsb Clarlngton, MohrOe W. w.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-22

CoNaREssMvN YATES, of North caro-
lima, and GooDE, of Virginia are gong
to take part in the Ohio campaign
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HORSES. cARKIAGEs. o..

AUCTION HOUSE or VA TAssELL 4 kExKSEY
"A no AMI SE IA Eft 4Tii ~ iyrH ST..
ssFEs e asas as AR S4HHAoEs
a. and true
CATALOGUE OF . Fills Ssys pRIDAn SALE
cHEsrsu1 AoasH -: RSkSs AaIon. year. old;
I'll s sss : ana nd lss
Issa. r.. pole and shai:; bun. Enrs as;.S.
SISToxSS 6sais, L:sss, sa hama:
to lady 10 drive; can tros better Than 40
T. a9s can tive men e ,say
elegant styis and appearance. grea. bottom and on
RaSSs
from Woe can sros In a:4a and can show to-day
ss.ss' :. S siaa. sl
tsS = CART MARE
=: i:% i s.:
BAY a%s sH. is '? assbs hd years ola fro. Dom
vice; good tree driver; can sros IN minutes. doc.
enaarancs. warranted and true IN ali har.
PAIR BAY CARRIAGE HORSES, is HANDS HIGH. 8
'a ss family % n sad
ahything; have been used by present owner tor two
,snssd Kind and true in all harness. SCI Double H.r
LIoHT si2s ss koS9AwAY in good order by Elan.
DARK S's BAY MARE ,sx HANDS HIGH years o,d can
pace close TO 2a5o; warranted kind ana true In all
harness.
BLACK HORSE. Is HANDS HIGH 7 years old; free
from, vce has been used by lady; trot close 70
minutes, and IL warranted sound and kind.
BLACK MARE, ID HANDS HIGH. years old; free
from vice: has been used to business wagon;
BAY TSs s1S XII ,.. has
BAY s "a Ti,;fr'sd sss
vice; q good driver: warranted kind aud true In III
harness
TOP SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON: nearly new.
SIX PORTLAND CUTTERS.
PAIR BAY TR0rriNG HORSES. iox HANDS HIGH. 9
and y years old: tree from vice: very pleasant and
easy to drive trot better than 80 the POLE
and can show As stngc very steady and reliable
very finely gated, and are warranted kind aud true
HANDsoME BKUWS DOC CART HORSE. lah HANDS
HIGH. years old; tree from vice; prompt. handy
driver: not afraid Of snything has bcen used both
~ wheeler and leader III tandem team. aud IL
ranted sound and kind. Set Single Harness and
DOG CART. IL GOOD ORDER built in Paris.
THE THOROUGHBRED BAY HORSE BOUNCER.
foaed 1870. bred by Nj. Norris New York; got bv
imported Ecpss first dam Vanity, by Revenue; sec
ond dam Etiquette. by Mariner; third dam. Fashion.
by imported Trustee (exteDded pedigree NJ sne) |;
l5A hands high Tree from vice: splendid saddle
horso: has elegant style aud action. of
sndurance aud Is warranted sound aud kind In har.
aud under saddle.
ALSO TWENTY OTHER HORSES; particulars At sale.
TWO CRYSTAL CABS. EXTENSION TOP PHAETON.
twenty-seven top side bar and fall snring Wagons
eight pony Phaetons, English gentenens and ladies'
mesa. Blankets. Robes, &c.
AAIAE EDMAENt,ES O'CLOCK
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AxTsEM n;;y. P.s.-.:, "a and 81 col.
S4LL sEAsoN-ap r 1sSsI col col
ssooHLYSp REAL EsrATE FOR sAlk-is1u fass~
ssgssIsEss s4sz -, .,.
COL
a.. e. s.,
SSs5iSS aS%5fSiSsi P.s.-ss g.
DkNTlsTRY- Ora fAcs- 9th col
70 IsT AND w
xusdP psSSssER:aIn r.eis F.s col
kxvURsIONs-is PAGE-S.L col
ylNANclAL-srH PAeK.
tSsRSishED EooSs ASp APARTMENTS TO LET
yvns sfTr Ets.s' R. sas 81 s sa
AkiE WAITER tESX tES%a1s p.ossa col I, ,.,.
h9ksR an eG sd and 4A
HSEsEs ssSa E.a so 81 r.e.sA COL
E5sEgsH I.s.s's ss
sAelsa P4a.-
sHS E4srs col
pAAITERNs-isr rAos-4'h col,
fkoSsssSss sffSS7ioSs SFfiss St
Ft SuT 81 E4nE CITY voR SALE OF TO
RENT-t2rH PAGE. 5th col
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-l2TH PAGR--5th col
REAL Estate WAATED-l2ru PAGx-5th col.
kEWARDS-lsr PAGE-1st col.
kALES AT AUCTION-larH PAGx-3d and 4th coils.
SITUATIONS WANrED-FEMALES-l3TH PAGE-tst
and I'd coils
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-2d col
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bisps sc.-isr r1 F4 q ed COL
kTORAGk-orH PAGk-0th col.
TIKI TkADES-l2rH PAGE-3d col.
TIE TURF-lsT PAGE I'd COL
TO LIT FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-l2TH PAcn-5th
> col
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-lsr PAcE-6sh col
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LkT-l2rH PAcR-6th col.
WANTED TO PURC HASE-lsr = AcK -4th col
WATCHES JEWELRY. &C. -lsr PACK 9Th col,
WEsTCHESTEk COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE Oh
TO LET-l2TH PAGE-5th COL
WINTER RESORTS 18TH PAcx-6th col
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, &c. -lOru PAGE-6th col
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UNITED STATES AND ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS


The OF this line take the routos recon-
mendcd by Lieutenant Mnury w. - NJ going south OF the
Banks tho passage Qneensown ali the year round
uEhMANIC Saturday. December AID. 80 30 A. N.
BALTIC, Thursday, December ~. 10 30 A. NJ.
REPUBLIC, saturday. January 5........... IS A. VI.
BkrANAIC. saturday. January 10 30 a. NJ.
From White Star dock. pier 81 North River.
Ratcs-Saoon $50 $50 ana 500 In gold Return tickets
on reasonable terms steerage. S2S currency.
Saloons, staterooms, smoking and bath placed
smdships where the noise aud motion least aordins
= degree o comfort hitherto ainablc Mt "
Por Inspection of plans and other information apply
the company's Office, 81 Broadway, New York.
L. j. CDRTIg. Agent
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GREAT WESTERN N s pRisrd hiNE DIRECT
:ai,i1g from pier y East River a. follows.
CABIN pa...ss $50 $50 and so January
ti6cstas s26 Apply 10 w. D. AORGAS. Agent 10 south ste
A'DoSovAS ROSA, STEAMSHIP AND RAILgoAD
current Iss c
Glasgow Cora ana Germany drafts payable where
COAsTwlsE STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC NAIL AMP 9e rA ASSxs TRANSIT srEAA-
nI SArAS pISf AgsTsA1A NEW
s. isr gis ss cfsi ss,'
SsY is ss Ssb SiSs
sSx
S'' freight apply s ss s.u ONCE Ssw York.
IL 80 oEoHwELL Line.
psD%Y pSs 'oi' passage
apply to CLARK < SEAMAN, So West st.
FLORIDA DIgEcr-srEAMERs LEAVE PIER 70
auess a. sYssy and PORK Royal GrY o
AUSTIN Captain Chester. will sail December ~ Thonsh
and southwest BY q. Il. MALLORY & co. Agents iss
nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
e. Xosyotk, G!%S r p,f ana ElGaaoSp, TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS, ut T. W..
necti.g with the Virginia Air Line Atlantic
Coast Line Piedmont Air Line. Chesapeake and Ohio Kali
companys steam line interior ports
North Carolina and Virginia. i, :, -. :.
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY aud SATURDAY
| -LEWES. Del MONDAY and THURSDAY, At Y. NJ,
for Dorm inS EAc and ocsaS CRY
/ Passenger accommodation unsurpassed .
Through tickets and bills OF fading TO oil points
lowest Insurance TO Norfolk, &c, nc pcr cent
s asss Ss sa q ys
NoHGAN's LINZ roNEw oELaAXs AND rnxAs.-
LONE STAR Saturday. December ~
GESRRAL WHITNEY "Wednesday. Decembcr 20
to Morgans Louisana and Texas railroad and Morgan's
steamships Texas ports Through bills OF lsdinR signed
to all points on the Mississippi River. Mobile. Galyeston
Indianoa, Corpus Christi, Rockport Brakos santiago
Brownsve and 70 all ponts tho Houston and fexas
Central Texas Pacific. TranscontfncntaI aud galveston
u srrsburg and san Antoniu railroads. Freight for 81
Msry's aud Fulton landed A. Rockpvrt.
Insurance effected under open policy OF the line
10 New Orleans u per cent; to Texas ports. per cent
For freight or otIor Information apply TO BUGERT
MORGAN. Agents. ohee ~ North River
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL. LINE =
IN Thcs. first class steamships will sail T. NJ from
IL North River fool VI Cedar ST. Tor Havana Direct as
.....lhursday Dccember
CLfDE..... SATURDAY January
For freight and passage having unsurpassed secommo
Wa r. CLYDE Co. No q Bowling Green
McKELLAR LULiNG * CO.. Agents In Havana
L,oB PORTLAND tOREGoNl AND Ban yRAN CISCO,
~ via straits Of MAGELLAN.
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BATTALION WASH
INGTON ARTILLERY.
NEW ORLEANS. May 7. 1877,

NEW ORLEANS. May 7. 1877.
ttiituefttt Orders Ne. II
I, The several batteries Of this command will
assemble at the Arsenal. promptly at o'clock.
D. m. WEDNESDAY, 9th May. equipped as in
fantry. for escort duty.
II. On THURSDAY. 10th inst, Thanksgiving
Day J the command will assemble at $3.50 a. M,
for parade and review with the oitys guests.
the let Alabama Regiment and the Mobile Ar
tillery. The Continental Guards will assist
both at the reception CT the visiting troops and
in the parade.
III. A salute of thirteen guns will be fired at
the head Of Canal street. at o'clock p. M.
wednesday, the hour fixed for the arrival OF
the train. Capt May. Battery B. will make the
necessary artillery detail. !,
Nv. As the Colonel commanding has been or
dered to take command of the whole column.
Major J. b. Richardson will assume command
Of the Washington Artillery.
V. 1t is sincerely hoped that this command
will show its greatest strength on both days.
By order Of Col W. nj. OWEN.
EJ. KURSHEEDT. Adjutant. mys 81