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Gonntrn Bcdro.

GLEN PARK HOTEL, Watkins Glen,
" y Y. ~ per day. Appoin ments Al ll1s
tree and analysis OF water G \ kI1OoI
Proprietor.
iEORRISTOWN-A delightful home for Au-
4Fs convenient u depoti - % 80 yer
by the year OF carriage Box 10, Morsto"L
y. !.
DARTIES having vacations during September
and October and desiring healthul mountain if ilv
scenery first class board and accom0taton VIZ un
az private residence Of Col. = j. GOLD, CoruNd
Conn., on the HOugaOnc Railroad For reference enquire 0i
j. NJ. Ludlow 32 West 4-thst, y. y, or Apply as
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For Bows and Young Men-Country.

A SUPERIOR Family School for Young Boys,
- in southern Berkshire. Gt Darlington, Mass Terms
b o1erate. JAMES BIRD a. NJ. Principal
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4 TEACHER whose home is on the dson,
- aad who has haa long experience IN preparing bows
tIq. References infuent a. q moderate. Address
4 W STARR Kingston. Clsser Co., y. \.
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2Insltll 5usIruMe'ITs

CABINET or PARLOR ORGANS-Largest
- assortment best the World; lowest pric 100 ana
upwards cash nstament rented unt rent pays.
al the WarerOOs Of the Manufacturers, % square
MASON 4 uAMLIS ORGAN co.
I IGHTE Il ERNST, old house of Lighte s.
a. Braibnry orer ther -pleu'd PfANOFohlks AZ iOw
prlces monthly a. II last 4ttAs~ Asa
Smiths AMERICAN ORfAN>
- X. BALL Il CO..
}. No. II EAST lkTHSr
CncEerngs steinways and other Pianos and Orgsrs ou
forcssn on Instslments, and fQr rent
CUPERiOR toned, eaborately carved 7i3
- octave fan ArraTe PIANOFORrE slsO cost 5000 Lass
May extraordinary sacrifice. Residence 81 East siist
During THESE HARD TIMES
We will sell octave Pianos 500; ~ octave $500 ca.s
stop organs $50 stops 800 stops $50 sops So 10
stos <H SlUO, cash net Used year M peect
order Nortly lnsiamsnts received for new Pianos alt
Organs or 70 LET until paid for HORACE WATERS SONS
al Fast IAN ST. Broadway anf diversity I NJ
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% EAST 5OTH-ST.-Alrs. FROEHLlCHS
- English French ard German Boarding aud DaS school
for .i-l. aud GILMAN and ENGLISH klNDEHGAI.I
or chren. reopens september -. Al pupils taught Co
rIIAk IrruNn Nnruan.
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Il
SEMINARY FOR FINDEkGAkINEHS
Prof. and Mrs kriuG BOefe removed 70 NO
" 1Sft between Jrh-9ve. and BrOadW1y Kinder rfen
fnl Advanced Classes VIII b-pr OCT seminary i'r KIN
a., earfrer- Nov g. q disciple of TIE Pesia
z -scr e. Froebel school 81 the first proragat
q the kindergarten THIS cIury- MIS- kfaus- Boelie Is
pupil ad Of Froebels WIDOW, viii experience
of nineteen years iu Germany. England an America.
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ynsiru1llou.
Cortiuued from sixth Page.

r- school adrertised tast year ~ ses,g % De o
rags,s IVr TFptNF-lW. A. DEElNG. HTinc'Dst 6""d'0n
- 4 InInrnlu.
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Eau Schools.

faw Schools.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW-SC SCHOOL.-The
u twentieth of tins Institution commences at
No Great New Nort. Wednesday october s. and
continues untl May lG 1919 The Of instruction
braces For catalogues. address Great
Jones st. THEODORE ". DWIGHT. Professor
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9nsirncilor.

NEW YORK TRIBUNE adrr'isements pay bsrr for s'hoet
pifrposeS than those any IhGre crf PioHz9A
| S. NAuGnAN hennsff sq11re. lfnn.
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RINGHAMPTON COLLEGE and CONSER-
ID NAIOHY Of MUSIC for Young Ladies. 500 10
faOI. Doubled its pumber last Department % Bible
Study ami Bible Work FREE Rev Il. A. PA rEE~ON, a. II.
President BughImptOn ~ y President AT Grand Central
II.I-I. NnN-Nnrk-
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BROOKLYN Board.
Apartments 6; nnfurnisbsb Rooms to Get

AN ELEGANT FLAT. all improvements, at
"A No. ACT 4ti-sve. inquire top nal
MISERABLE, comfortable floors, four rooms,
~ different Stories sl2 sl6 gcod loeztoR-llh aud
i9th-sts.. adjoining 2d-sye. Apply 800 i2tass
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A FEW more YOUNG LADIES he

n age Of "a yud may the unusual advantages
Private ASS study. enjoyed daughters tr
wear. rsuTrlv thorough aud practical Atcreas Mrs j. T.
GANIT, St0ckbIidgc, Mass.
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ByJAMEs r. FIELDS of Boston. altlor Of "Unferbrrsh
YsteIcas with Authors" anu former Editor OF Tie fAr
tic Monthly
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For Young Ladies-Country.

4 PLEASANT HOME SCHOOL for GIRLS,
y unlr- direction Of experienced teacher may hr
found by addressing the Principal Miss MARY LYON sea
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DSn MADISON-AVE., cor. of 40th-st.-A
OV Handsomely furnished suite 0 rooms, with private
table. reference given ana required.
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&s(Dn JACKSON INSTITUTE, Morris
% sIOO. anna, reopeus SEPTEMBER II extra
charges srnd for cfcuar- Mr.. FJAck-oN, Principal
@I%sb FOR ACADEMIC YEAR, beginning
fp ~ SEPr 6 or board fuel. washing. aud
English Fifteen teachers % prepare for college for business
le Graduating twp, three years, for
bOtl sexes. address D~EPI l.. klAG ID. b., Fort Id
wand Institute Font Edward. y. y.
Miscellaneous.
CTRCULAES Of all the BEST SCHOOLS
- may ne iouni at PuTNAh'- lae 5thave. New-Nors.
= B-Dont order writing-boolls until you
= ~ have fhC ELLSWORTH EErEl.I'TE SEREs."
read. IHE AMEElCAN NEWS COMPANY, Trade Agents.
WANTED, in city or country by young
W iucaii1n has been neglected board
instruction the hsh buucles. Address. with p.reu
las. SMITH Box 81, Tribune olh'e.
LIMITED STATES SCHOOL AND COLLEGE
L DIRECTORY FOR 1917.
200 pages. with Nap and Illustrations
Crcuars of al the leading schools combined IN tins publ
intending patrons wherein parents and guardians OBJ
tain All the information relating O tbe better class u cnoa
uc institutions n the couutrv to the selection OF
they without tile
ience incident 10 the usual means Of collecting the
For the above stated purpose Will De sent free upon re-
ceipt of postage, cents.
Information of country schools
IIsnrd GRAZ IlIOIoLi.
HEADQUARTERS IOE SCHOOL IMPORTATION.
l. COTESWORTH PINCkNEN.
DEALER ~ SCHOOL SUPPLIES,
so GNiONSgE ARE. y. Y
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BANKING DEPARTMENT.

At The Close Of Business, Jan. 81, 1877.
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THE RADICALS DIsCORDANT.
Rows I'm the Radical Caucuses.
[Courlef-J ournal.l

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-The Senate
Republican caucus this morning had a
row. The Morton and Sherman crowd
carried the day so far as to stock the
commission by naming Morton and Nc
MILAN. who had voted against the cleo
toral bill, and Mr.. Edmunds, who had
voted for it. Mr.. Edmunds declared
that he would not submit to the treat
ment, and refused to serve. The result
Edmunds carried his point, and Mr..
Frelinghuysen, who had joined in re-
porting the bill, was substituted in the
place Of Mr.. Mcmillan. The House
Republican caucus also had delight
full row over this same issue, between
the friends and enemies of the electoral
bill, and the result was drawn battle.
,Ehe happy family in both branches is
in state of dislocation.
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\. MinE l,ilnls ID 3.ys.
) fft3k.s ~ - i ~.

KHtHS To "a 2 IIB DID EN FFlHGEed CT II n
wbei, eIoyated To so'1 HIGH judicial posi-
tons. TO rise superior to the influences
and passions OF party, and 10 determine
great questions Of law and equity with
out partisan bias, interest or subserv-
iency, Inspire our people with confidence
In the integrity and purity and wisd ON
OF the decisions which will be rendered
by the grand tribunal charged With the
determination OF the momentous Issues
that will be presented to them In re-
gard to the choice Of the American
neople OF the chief magistrate OF the
Republic.
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WssN.lGI.

hra Troupe.
lack Crook y |
ss,,ssis--pyg- |
Falae Col
er d favor
Vice every
hi address
krticularly
be exslcti-
or THE
ION.
|B Court
ssioners
from the
anime and
ions which
klnd ascer-
J electoral
n. These
II. Strong.
~ ali able
better.
hst without
bse justices
=, by their
kaaiIlIryh
|orl held re-
n of these
Entertained
Manifested
evated to
IA control
|tiors now
!
hnord was
1 B,lre,In. 1t
Ky, I'd the
hstice Mil
Rdent Lin
4 inclina-
side. Jus
! BIT Demo
krong and
| will sur
land con-
6e Radical
:" - :.
hare these
regard to
| einc:,ierely
dcfal func-
belaests or
5or prosti-
/ the gross
=" - y
hss. They
Ayond and
assaults OF
rvation OF
Rrlor Of the
trs,val they
future but
(S6vefest
1 ] freedom
h control
Ie political
= y - Ill
/.
Hence JUS
tEster and
Suprene
we may
t12les Ia the
Etheir age
In their
identifed
the great
- q
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br d favor
Vice every
III address
krticularly
bt, exslcti-
Fi''il o. re- IT, iisis
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FRANK A. LEE g. CO.,
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
DENECHAUD'S RESTAURANT
& CarandeIef at near Canal.

beg leave to inform my friends and the pub
rant A RESTAUR AT A REGUL r PRICE
PER MEAL. The Breakfast to be at so cents
and the Dinner at IS cents The Breakfast will
cons st of fou dishes. and either tea; coffee and
viii consist of eight dishes. as follows: Soup,
fish. entree, Vegetables. roast, salad, dessert
and coffee The Breakfast to be from $50 a; m.
m. to 7 p. m.
I will keep my restaurant as heretofore. for
boarders and parties wishing to have their
meals served to order. -.
E. F. DENECHAUD,
Proprietor.
Orders for Balls and Soirees respectfully So
licited. 1928 I'm
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La Escepcion.'
DENTAL NOTICE

I am happy to inform my friends that during
nv temporary absence from my office l have
been enabled 10 secure for my patients the pro-
fessional services of DIR. NJ. M. OLDHAM. a
gentleman of ability and ng experience. a.
whose hands they can be assured Of receiving
en- eful and thorou4 h treatment. Trusting
that may continue to receive their patronage.
and hOping soon to be at their service PERSON
ally. | remain, J. Il. WALKER. d. D. s..
ls0 DelOrd sfreat,
ia3o1w OPP osite Tivoli Circle.
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The Scientific american gives long account OF
the New Orleans, the first steamboat running on
the Mississippi river. The boat was launched at
Pittshurg in 1911 by Mr.. Roosevelt, acting with
Mossrs. Fulton and Livingston in New York.
She ran between New Orleans and hatcher, max
ing twelve trips year. The passage down re-
aured only two or three days, while that up the
river, owing to the current, was seven or eight
days. Seldom less than twenty persons went on
the down trip, and fi'ty to hundred on the way
up The price from Natchez to New Orleans was
sl8. from New Orleans TO Natchez s25.
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fA Troupe.
lack Crock y
aasssis--pyR-
] I'alae COL
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RESOURCES.
Loans md discounts. .sa14.77 IA
Real estate tpres mt valued aF.o77
s,ananded debt =. 1896 e.
Louisiana State Consols.
5000 600 at 6oc. .......'... 10000 90
Other bonds and stocks. l.434
Mortgage stock depart
mgnt. 'f"f@oV S'
Foreign and do
mestic e1-
change. ....... s327,242 70
Currency and
coin ........... 806.8n Al
-~------- liza .08i u
-----s 34oo.1eo 10
LIABILITIES.
Due depositors. ........ #,6il22S ~
Due banks and bankers. 1885 90
Unpaid divdends........ 90
1923. 49s 81
Profit and Loss s166,G91 CA
CAPITAL Stock. i 100000 90
,GGG col Ga
- o., 4oo,1 100 40
JAS. J. TARLETON.
feq1t Cashier.
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3la against
appointed
'hn Adams.
kt concern
THE Re-
as even
that he
as the
erson, and
for thirty
Ia Office In
M, ability
Sohn Mar
Pointed by
Eol OF the
ent. The
|fflina as the
sof jackson
sSsed as law
Try. When
issue the
lib from the
',,I'',prornptly
EsnnnfY Of the
lGNt a.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-05-04

90 lhlB fat attaft..iaa.
n ttl.ie 1sar. Ptf.Hl WIN
q B.os law bgstHrd 90 itsf.
ha vu Born m YfrHr AmgHl
~ lei a4I gab.i tat. Tae4 Ia
yufa 90 astt &9gg,i o. teen
BE- s8'ffaI re UaboJsf m8isffy.
nd 10 1881 ba lsmma oI.iof n
fba kfngeliIe Nhig o. plifieal
paper WHEN HIs var ltnks oal
Dc bceama q Union m1n, fhd fs.
mTfHTd win fIg FIiFfaIs fHI wiz
elected governor Of Tenbe,s,s 90
1865 ~ 1869 be wa. elected
dotted hates ,eDator, end La.
mode q q spoei1l pleasure 10 abu.o
aud WHY The Southern people IN
nt' death the Soulb has lost one of
bitterc.i cncmies ard wo snp.
pose our people will sled but few
tears over bin.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-05-04
THE RUSSIAN SQUADRON

Some OF the members Of The
diplomatic corps are coujecluring a,
to Ru>sia's real purpose IN keeping
such a large naval squadron in
American waters wien there is cel-
tain to be numborless conf cts be
tween tie Russian and Turkish
navlcs near at home. Il is Tener~
ally thought that within Il very
short time "a blockade OF the Turk,
ish ports will be declared, and the
vessels Of other nations warned not
to carry munitions Of war destined
Tor the Turkish govel nmcnt. When
this Is done then the secret of the
large Russian naval squadron will
be made TO appear, aud it will Ue
found they + here for the pa, pose
OF lntercepling the shipment OF
American arms to Turkey, Russia
all the arms she needs will
not have to purchase, as Turkey Is
Of American manufacturers.
A American naval officers are quite
Outspoken in their belief that The
powerful iron-clads OF Turkey Will
be more than a match Tor The nav,
her opponent, Russia.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-05-04

THERE is a good deal Of uneasi,
ness among the bureau officers OIL
the treasury department at Wash>
ln9ton IN consequence OF the re.
moval Of Solicitor Talbot, and the
appointment OF g. Wiley Wells, ex,
carpet bag repre- eulatiYc from this
State, This change, it is thought,
indicates q purpose on the part Of
Secretary Sherman to put the gull
lotlne at work among the other
heads, and as no person can tell
whom the victims will be there is
considerable alarm among the faith,
iul. The secretary has gone out
side OF the Office in selecting per
sons 10 fill the vacancies, thereby
ignoring the civil service rules en-,
tirely.
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POLITICAL

Tie following is the letter O
Ben Wade, OF Ohio, about which &c
much has been SAID, denuuncing The
Southern policy OF Fraudulent
Hayes. 1t is said luat Have. j.
trying to destroy the Republican
party and set up the Wing party in
lis place, and thereby draw TO lis
ranks liberal Republicans, weak,
kneed Democrats and the old
Wings bat he will never succeed Is
our prediction:
JEFFERSON, Ohio, April 9. 1877.
Mr. L II. Painter, Washington, d. C.
My DEAR SIR: Your letter o! the
5lh was duly received. You ask
whether lIeDember what | said in
iavoi OF President HAYES in my en-.
teavor 10 procure his nomination
At she Cincinnati Convention.
10 remember it, after what ha,
ince lranspired, with Indignation
nd a bitterness OF soul that | never
III before. You know with wual
n%lirlng zeal | labored Tor the
INAUGURATION OF the slaves of The
Ouih, and to procure .%jasticc for
hem before aud during tie time |
.as IN Congress. ana | supposed {
iov. Hayes vas in full accord with {
&c on Ills subject. But | have
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-05-04

GEN f. c. WALTnALL, in a card
TO the Grenada Sentinel, positively
declines to become a candidate for
Governor, and turhlully says in
the closing paragraph Who
should be the candidate should con-
Germ us less than that he who is
chosen should assume the position
supported by IN al divided senti.
ment in tie party that selects him
as its nominee"
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ffFl0 IA eE8sI Nffs.taI aat
|fH1I 4af ~ f.a m4s.n AZ
|ft ~ H'g.m rtfI /,
.tga ~ af.. . .
f.a 44#.H Bl be- s.
af fai Em efaatt s,g t., IN
..e w4faf sod maf fsig...t ,.
m.at ~ Die eg1ael f,gs rsfrsia
'gH4I If afI h.f .iss r,.ad ,,.
gIfH, and H.flf a.rry w.,t.
5Ii8se mIfsfaufafs taW I,s. boz s.s
.rHf ftHaF f4.alfJ. tf.pI. lflsg a
ion heel az f.lis ml.f pifr., ,ta
mfis. a6d UH1fa r.gw m ,o.d.
ton itGHtnrg Wg.sr H.., troe..
.tHey we're m4IeG ee F,I tL4, f,.
|N'. |'
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-05-04

JUDGE JOHN Il. KING has beer
appointed port collector at New
Orleans, vice Col. Casey, removed.
lie was an old line wing, a Union
man du ing the war, and has been
q conservative, without harsh pc
litical traditions. He is a lawyer
of ability and wealth. King was
appointed by Kellogg in January
last, from St. Landry parish, and
was on Packards supreme bench
during the contest.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-05-04

Ben WADE, like Wendell Phil.
lips and Mr., Blaine, has rendered
Mr.. Hayes the e eate.t service in
his power by abusing HIM. Nothing
Is moie likely to rally the consery-
aIlves OF the country than the VIC,
lent opposition Of tie ultra portion
OF the radical party. These are
the men who in perfectly cold blood
have sought Systematically to in
fiame the passions and preiUdIces OF
others, and by every deyilish art
and device TO keep alive the bitter
hatred engeDdercd by civil strife,
and seemed to have, fortunately for
the country, Outllved their useful,
ness, We consign them to their in.
tvitable fate-a political death.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-05-04

JUDGE sPoFFoRD, who was re.
Gently elected TO the United States
Senate by the Louisiana Lagisla>
ture, is a lawyer of lew equals in
the South. He was the constant
adviser and companion of Judge
TrumbuIl and other Northern Dem
ocrqts during The late electoral til,
bunal conspiracy which counted in
Hayes. 1t is thought thar the cleo
ton Of Judge >potford is a triumph
over the attempt 10 disiptcgrnte the
Democratic party at the South.
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TIE EVENING NE rs.

We welcome TO our table th,
Evening News, published at Mobile
by the News Publishing Company
with Col. Melanctbon smith editor
Erwin Ledyard associate editor and
business manager, and o. V. Shear +
city editor. The News is q ,prIght
Iy, newsy afternoon paper, and with
fuch a corps Of able editors 10
doubt it will be welcomed BY the
people and literally patrunized. II
is Democratic in politics, and pub
lished at the low price oil fifty cents
per month. We hope the paper
will succeed aud live to bear the
news of the election Of a Demo
cratic President in 1850.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-05-04

tbs NalchC2 Democrat SAYS it
has authority for stating that Gen.
J. Z. George will not accept the
nomination for Governor.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-05-04

Nfxr Ttusdry IOh mst hoe
been appointed by GOV Niabolls ~
q day Of thank riv ng ond prayer
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-05-04

ALEX. II. STEVENS appeared In
the supreme cour. at Washington,
OF Mondoy last. and argued o case.
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of the South" Girls, Mil.

with double gearing, belts, etc; also double
This MI! is located on a side rack on the \.
.. aud NJ. X. r., between Grand Bay and St
Elmo, IN a good pine timber country, where
logs II be delivered for four dollars per
Thousand feet. Lumber eau be shipped from
he mill by raill0ad to New Drlrans tor three
collar, per 1900 feet, and TO Mobile or Paect-
Eoula Tor two dollars uer 1900 feet. This is the
best mill in the South, cutting from ten to
twenty thousand feet per day; can average ten
thousand feet inch boards per day, and can cut
any length under fifty fcer. The mil and ma.
chlnery would be sold with or without the To-
calon. There are ID houses on the place. in
cTIdlng one twO-stUry store house Houses,
'Ots, stables etc all complete. Also,
One small steam locomotive engine,
% yokes large fat work oxen,
3 No. | log-carts or timber-wheels,
) No. ! OK wagons,
10 good sound tat nurses,
good two-horse wagons,
good log wagon,
good mules.
The above mill is now saving lumber and
will continue TO do go unless A favorable Off,
is made for The purchase of the same. Apply
to EFF'
NJ. \. DEES,
Scranton, Miss.
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Tnr l"u 1a1 Lerfisfafo OF.
j5afaei 'a7 Die last Resk
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TINS NicaoIls Int and shirt coli
lor arc an The roqc TO Now OrIcans.
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-. Address
ssU & UGHEINs.
go FELTON, s., BrooklYn, y. Y. !
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A large lot OF i,dies' and c1i'dreus'
siapers, CATERS aud a ! sty les Of ST +
az the store Of NJ. A. Dae..
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-Lltits' an c i%ltreD's plrasol,, ali
CO ors. just received at D ss' store.
i'hotr4uti r-ttv.
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Fancy and stick candies a, Uncle
Hen1's.
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ONE CIRCULAR SAW MILL


including portable tubular fluid boiler and a.
tionary engine of thirty-live horse power, with
improved suw-boX, shafts, carriages. etc, all
mdnuta'tul ed by Duvall at Zii e%svIlIe, Ohio,
W tn line shafts, cutoff saws, lumber rollers,
carriages, etc; also one 50 lnch
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TiiE STAR

- bpasogb usrm
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To the above STATE ent % per cent should
be aided tor lumber ,.'ppod in vessels under
coasiiug .~Icense, not Clearing al lie Custom,
HJus=
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ARRIVED.
Sp ok Tres AurOras. To res, Havana, ballast
10 BerGier & DeSmet
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CLEARED.
Ger ok Perm, Mollenhauser, Bremen, 2Gj,OI3
# lumber. by banner q co.
Am sch K W Brown, senate, Tuuis de Zlzl,
Cuba, III ,2U4 IT lumber, uv W S DoGson.
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MARINE AND COMMERCIAL
NEWS

For the week ending May 81
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-24
RATES o. ADVERTISING
LIE DAILY REGISIEk.

One ~Iu:,rc-is men space.
one. .lIIc.........s - en-. tHOutH.....S % 40
TyC1 iimps.......... = Three months. II ~
one week.. ...... : - one yeStr.......... y W
one square manageable once week $50.
special Notices - per cent additional.
auyertiseuc utS 20 occupy fixed places "a
pc. cent additional.
Cuts VIII re charged doUDlc ior space
occupied
DaJtI.l L.Uu IN advertisements, 81 per
ryu' sad t,CLtI.
i.oca. NcI,e, % cents per luJr-5'" ~"
.Ccrj ,..Gc' n,', O." rnSssjci IN tssy 'hn' pSE
DGfI.t=
Advertisements. rEali T.. laI ,atHp.!..-
O.: 1u.. ag-- t,pu~ee, must a" pa." or ln s'.'.
vance.
Hl'. with regular advertisers rendered
4uartnitN.
Al bills duc on tine nrsl appearance ot
'n- .ynTj.>gmCat.
Yearly advertisers Will Hy confined 20
IA .irlrs-itir!Hie business, and all adVur-
H., .luautS not connected with IL WI Oe
charged Tor at our regular rates.