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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-06
RoARn OF COMMISSIONERS.
Proceedings oi Ge "."iinG f"s''''
day MOrnin-.

uhy
Tbe Board met vest, rdsy N r. uiar
session Al ten O'Clock Pr.sen M e.s :.
Bs,ba Ewing, Frew, Speidel' Wh.tnaf o
/ W.dd e. McCo. Ioch, Myirs ana MOL .
The minus of the previous meeting
were read sud approved. ,
| The Committee on Court III use "'u
Jail reported that Tepnrs IN the jar!
room. ana debtors room IN The JAIL a'-
resdy commenced, had not oeeu COM
| nIo,ct A'sp recon nerded the payment
Of bills amounting to Sl63.5O, and tha'
ius,lces hereafter be required &c iurnisl
/ IN their bills the Style OF case charged
| for
| Report ADOPTED. -,
/ The UotIrn tee on Roads and Bro se'
recommended the payment OF oHi'
amounting TO $l8S.S4 ard ordered Iht
! Clerk To tender TO James A. Lyle ahC
| Thomas NcCurd the amount ot damages
OF. River ,, al ~ awarded them oS Jur!
Rtpors adpLpd
! On. Trmm,ylte on Fins c an Ac
counts repJr. cd in the matter 81 Issuing
| bonds To pay the county additional SUIT
scrlntlont 1the p, w. " ny h. Il ina
some hsd been executed aud ordered
and bonds amounting t. S27, 900 had bee2
deliIered to the Bank of Wheeling, $40
! OuO 10 lhe German Fire Insurance Com
psny and $4,000 20 the Fire and Marin
Insurance .,ompany, wn!ch the HIefN
wss ordered, or the 81 list, to deposit ~
said bank "a the order OF said insuranc@
IL IA
or before the 10Th of December Inc
! committee also recommended the pay
mept OF bills amounting to s3o42O, anc
slated that it would lay before
The board al the December term It's re
port on the House OF Correction.
Report adopted.
The poog agent reported the receipts
o the poor farm Tor the month as $40 OF
and the expenditure: as Sio6.2s; the !.
la number OF inmates n. SO, Of whom a.
we're white males, "a white females, ah'
, co,ored males.
The committee to whom was referred
the matter o. the location ct Toll SaL'
-, me intersection of the Elm Grove ant
Wn,ellDr road with the F,rrmont pike
reported that location could be secured
for p75. and that the erection OF hcus'
and cate would cost about 500.
Report adopted.
| relation to the matter OF hogs run
ning TT large the prosecuting a!torhe.
rrp ,rtcd that there was 10 law IN thi
Sja.e governing the matter, ava tina
there was no authority delegating tn
board to pass an ordinance prohioltlnl
TIE evil
Rcce we'd and filed.
Inc io!nt committee on Finance anC
Roads reported in favor ct allowing
800 to work that part OF the river roA'
in charge of surveyor Wilson, and in tn
matter OF the cncroachment OF the count.
road py the r, W. " Ky, road, TN
clerk was authorized 10 cause notice It
be served on the President OF the roat
that Ohio county will proceed to recon
s,ruct the county road INSTRUCTED by sal'
railroad company, and hold the compan!
responsible for the cost ircIrred, rs wei
AS Tor work heretofore done on that pOr
tlor of the County road. Also recon
mgnded the payment OF $500 to d'tieren
parties tor damage Tor right OF way
Report adopted.
The petition Of Luclus H"se "sN'hs
thst the IceLse OF Aug. N,uoausen It
=. Il liquor in l;i4d,lphia Gist.Ic. re II
yohed, was withdrawn.
The Board then adjourned.
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Personalities.

Mrs. Robert Mccoy, OF Quincy, H., is
visiting the family OF Mr.. L. 5 Della
PLANE, of this city.
Mr.. James Shroades is happy over the
event of son and daughter having
blessed his hesrth-stone with their pres.
ence yesterday.
Mr.. Charles killmeyer and wife have
returned from their Eastern bridal tour.
Miss Lizzie w. Couvill lett tor be!
home At o.cubenvilIe, o., yesterday, after
two weeks visit =. ner uncle's, Mr..
O'Hare, of tbs city.
Miss Mary Frances Panneil lett yester-
day, for Houston, Texas.
Mr.. Black Dovener returned home
from Fsirmont, last night, where he has
been attending the Marion county cir
cult court. He feels happy over the
victory in the "mcoushiuer' case, as also
does Mr. Davenport, biz a.: ociate.
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SMALL IAIk.
CONDEMNED Notes OF Current 1"">ip
2 I'm and About IOwn

loutIeBSed Notes Oi Surfe" "f
rEa In and About Town
OSE marriage license issued yesterday
TuE weather has decidedly winterish
flavor.
SrEUBENv1LLE has the target practice
mania.
SIxrY-NIxE psupers At the county
intirmary.
New scenery Is being painted tor the
Germsnia hall
nine cases booked for the Police Oour'
thls morning
FRANK WALTERS is getting up tu'-
KEY shooting match.
TIE funeral OF Mrs. Jones' yesterday
was quite hrgely attended.
The new time table on The Hempfeld
road went iato effect yesterday.
THET. j. T. Society will give a dance
some time during the present month.
ENTERPRISE Lodge + Good TempIars
will install their officers tins evening.
ONE release and two trust deeds were
r.corded yesterday by the County Clerk
The opening lecture at the Business
College hall Will be given tonight by
Rev Dr.. George.
A LARGE mum or of the young men OF
tbs city are welded to their "snteS' ana
i'll they are unmarried. 49,
John MCCLUsKY was arrested yestef-
dsv sf,eruoon on warrant issued by
Squire Miller, charged WITH receiving
e,u.en goods
AN Injunction TO prevent the building
f tram way from the LaBelle mil 10
he wharf AT the loot vi Ihlrty-slXth
street, is talked OF.
The case OF Mrs Needemeyer, charged
with keeping vicious dog, Was compro-
missed before Justice Mix, yesterday a.
TIE cost of defendant.
WE understand That Pittsburgh coal
will be sold IN town, delivered hereafter
.or 81 cents per bushel, difference oi
! cent from the price of home COAL
A WAGON loaded with coke broke
down on Market street near Eighth, yea
terdsy morning. Another wagon was
procnred and the load transferred To IT,
The Arlington stove works are doing
an excellent BUSH ess, snd are shipping
tneir stoves as fast they make them. we
understand they will-run up 10 the non
days without stopping.
TIE Fidelio society held an interest
90 meeting "a Sunday night. Mr.
5 hwartz h delivered very pleasln :
address, ana the prospects are laHofaoio
Tor the success OF the society.
THE city OF Milwaukee has granted all
street cars within lis limits the priVIe+e
If using steam dummys, and no" why
amt the same privilege be bestowed on
the air line to HornbroO park, other
wise known as the Elm Grove road.
AT a recent meeting Of the Shake
speare Club 1t YVES determined 30 pur-
ynase the furniture ard fixtures OF the
Vessel Institute, and TO take the lease
of the hal! now occGpied by the latter
,ocietv. y. price which has been
nutually sgre"d upon.
A FIRM n, S.lubenviie has taken tie
! contract jor making the Burdett steam
| wagon. The steam wagon when MI
Burdett has Just completed travels y, the
| ,ate o. from :hree TO twelve miles per
hour. and has propelhng power OF 70
horses st Lo, is Dispatch.
The CITY members of the Board of
| Commissioners viii meet some time
turing the present month TO dew
L q .#Hl
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RnIIirnrenI Tramns.

Yesterday afternoon about dozen
tramps took possession of q box car AZ
tached to q train shout TO pull out of the
Baltimore and Ohio yards Constable
Whims bounced down on me lot and or
dered them from the car, when one of
them jumped from the car and made an
onslaught on tie officer. Assistance be-
ing near At hand, IN the shape OF po-
liceman, the party was soon dispersed,
seven of them being locked up the 9TH
ers making their escape.
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ReaI Estate Transfers.

The following transactions IN real estate
were recorded in the county clerks office
yesterday:
Decd made September s, 1877, from
Chas. R4wling, trustee, to Margaret O.
r wing, the west half OF lot No AZ,
f st Wheeling addition to city; tor $500
Deed made y .rember 5, 1877, from j.
f. Jones, speci commissioner, to Thos
q. Yates and others, 256 scres OF land in
Ohio county; for ST 52056.
Deed made September u, 1877, from
Margaret G. Rawlirg to ChaS. j. Raw.
ling, the west half Of lot No. A., East
Wheeling addition to city; for 5000
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CompIimcuttoa wheeling Miss.

Some weeks since in the West Virginia
Tablet published ut the Asylum Tor the
Dcal, Dumb and Blind, at Romney, the
following appeared:
A and & 20 &c u butchers shop and
buy between them 50 pounds OF meat,
which the butcher values at 10 cents Il
pound, and for VIII ca he therefore wants
IS Now, A takes 80 pounds Of meat, B
takes 80 pounds, and upon examination
agree that AS meat Is worth one half Il
cent pound Eore than BIS. QIery:
How much did each pay the butcher?
The same paper in its issue OF last
week, also states in relation to the above,
and gives deserved compliment to l.
young lady IN this city:
A solution Of the question which up.
peare1 in the nineteenth number OF the
Tablet has been sent to US by Miss Dora
ilidreth, daughter OF DR.. Hildreth OF
Wheeling, and Is rs follows:
Let the price of BIS meat per ID.
and, plus y price of A : meat per 10.
then, ~ LIS. u cents - Box.
and, Subs. u Y plus p cents =-OX plus -.
therefore, SUN plus 5OX plus 70 - so
or, >UX 10
and, = .09 and II Sixteenths.
hence, 80 times and IL siXteenths - $780,,
cost of BIS share.
" AS 5.O9T
90.
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River News.

l..4o,,,,,;-.
Inc MARKS at 'no iaLu'''- '''' " VII u :
slowed . Iee' ana 'io. rlslIs p,.,..u..,.
Ut IaSon oep"' ''' ''' o. 80 ''' -
yesSeiuTI' .-..-.,..,.. ..,-.,-,1,-. ~.
r,nto ,ar Pitt.bnTgh
Tho NeIt VsI,ev passed down las,
,igbt ON ro,te for Ironton.
Tbe And arrived from Cincinnati
Ioo n',,b 80 rp,nra. rC-dev
" rhe Emma Graham from Cincinnati
to Pits urgl, is du u, to day.
The r. egraH, Oels, Phaeton and
0 Neal are msking their usuaI trips.
the t.ospea.7 SO ayo.au.e .o- biz
river AM tn rr,teu,aG Of navigation On
the Ohio, from IT, uryr % The Nissi .
sppr
BY LelcgET h.l
SHREVEPORT. November 5.-Dcpartcd
La Bile New Orleans. Weather
cloudy and cold. River rose 4 inches
C,ipo X..,,nb.ri--A arrived -CIsra
o9jn [ir.r n,nsr,DI On f. Iha
s, " pt,o- 10 ,,ot N jnoL3. a,d W.
inc '' Woatbor cIonjy. mercury 8S deg
-, "
LGuI.VILLh' november ND o'T 1I W tSy ,I.I
cl 'uuy d ! '''I Dgpa II G "H'y n W.
:, NJ Joan = D,H w. C'ncinn ~,
H,VsT 'A'lng with + io'' . 'Nen- III Vie
cAIa''
NEW ORLEANS, November 5.-Ar.
INTERCHANGEABLE, st. Louis Dawn,
Red rive-: Bertha, OIschits river De-
.nrted John Wilson. Ouachjts river;
Future City and barges, 81. Louis.
Weather rainy.
PITTsBURGH. November River G
feet ana about stationary. Weather
cloud. snd rainy The following tia
coal sbumants Tor to-1ey. Far ,VhaeI
i,g , hsrros coke 40 600 busbof,. for
cincinnati 20 bsIcns' r',i ~ g0O brsbeI..
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RimHarris. The Notorinns

Some weeks since Bill Harris, no
robbed the steamer Market Boy of
quantity OF butter, was discharged on
condition thst he leave the State. The
impression last year Vas to the effect
that be was the lesder of gang oithieves
in this city, and .ince MS re ease. it is
assumed that lie S in the same role.
Harris las Ce proven guilty as a thief,
and as he is still III the city, the people
demand that he live in accord With The
restrictions placed on him by the Circuit
Court. He certainly deserves a term At
Moundsville.
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FINANCIAL AND VUa.MLaCtAL

New YORK, November 5.-MoNEY-
Al y.o,I r... e.. q. ,io4lrg. Prime mer-
cut.e paper Gepo per cent. Custom.
ceipis S5JU,UOU The Assistant Treas
urr!'s disbursed $4,000 CIearings Slj
oOOG coo Sterling SEXUAL bushes, long,
1871, aou, 4S4.
Gold Steady at 1923 until the alter
moon, when "a Is were uIaGe 1T 1929 and
1923, tne latter beng the closing quota
uon Carrying rates and = per cent.
SILVER Az London 545; mere silver
o,r. are l22f green backs, ll9 gold;
silver coin iGi per cent. discount.
tyoyLkNH.,rs- Firm.
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At.Aeeling glr9l9ter.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index to New advertisements.

Undortqking-G. Mendel Booth Il
Co.
70 Whom it Missy Concern.
Ohal-Llst Davenport Il Parks.
Motto Framcs-uutchins' Art Store.
Student Lamps Cummlns X Woods.
Chamber Sels-FrieHd X Son.
Esrho.inc--T Page
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"a - Party.

Mr.. George Butts, OF Centre Wheel,
ING, gave one OF the largest parties OF the
season last evening" al his residence, and
pleasant time was had by all. 7. I.
Cockaync's orchestra was in attendance.
Dancing was kept up until O'clock this
morning.
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TRUTH is mighty ana will prevail, thst
the cheapest Dry Goods and Carpets are
at j. W. Ferrers. He has msde some
heavy reductions; Best Prints, to 8
cents; A Chintz, cents; Table Llnou,
20 cents; Crash, 6 cents. All other goods
proportion.
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.I,.r ILugs.

We noticed some fine porkers being
taken out to Fulton, yesterday afternoon.
Thy were raised on the farm of Mr..
Wilson, Of Short Creek, this county.
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The University Of Wooster

- EN. A. a. r.. TAYLOR. o. l.Na'.
IL dent collegiate UId 81. I.H...
partfueui- iu SuCc'-sfU. o. u'.. IN,
capable Hnd "Nprr ,urrd lI"'.,-.H
Teachers N,RIIy u' ~'ui,n's '"H
Philosophical and -c'rU..l.
graded 90 me standard of Hsn..
French and German DugI .
Moral aud religion. iIGu'nHs H.
fu> new "opens. very .uW ''H.
~ cfhcr S,I Pal term opens -'|H
sent lpT catalogue h"'Hf.
here. Address the rI.-.Irru,
ONO. Nt.'
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CINCINNsTI, November >. Cotton
Quct ~ lO5u Fi,Ir-Iu ,o~d dorusrt
a iuii prices. lau y - IaClG ua. uo.t
Quiet. ret II l5rrl o. Corn-HesN,;
Old 44u4Jy; lev 34lM IS spot Soc s.
er .asL LzII ~ the ~, L ia. Oat,-Steaoy
ana fr1. ~ Eta Sic t,--Iu good O.
mand at $50 60. Bar ey-ln tuir { =
msnd; prime 10 choice WesterG sprlI
68G-5c Pork-Firm At Sl3 30 Lsrd
In good demand; sJ-am % lOGyo lZ!i
kettle - 5OtGg %. Bus Meats -Duu
and LomInal. bacon - Scarce and lsm.
snort no 94,; short clear 93c. " hisAy-
DIi ~ a. - Butter Weaker sd
. uncl aged. Lase-d Oi-QHel =. 90
Hogs-Du.i .; common 81 9vCa4 So; Aenr
, II 5Ua4 % packing 81 0J@ + 50,
butcher, SioOtGi 80.
I PHILADELPHIA, November 81 our
/ -Que. but slesIy; super fine 81 o.; ,A'ra
/ So 30; Penn syiyania tam ly 50 =. al 90;
/ Minn.s,ta lauilv 50 25m IS; uiLL
grades and patent - O0u9 90. Wheat
Quiet; smo-r 43M 45c; Itd 4UC, 49,;
white Asa 41c. CorE-Qugi;Ne % 62
mixed Ole. Oss-tjrm-r; v ura western
36a SIC; western mixed $50 34c RE
A, 7um72c. Po-k-AI IA 15(al5 OJ.
Bu.ter-Quiet; creamery 8Ua sc; west
e.n F SIl,'5 -''a 30, o.. Il " W %..
e.no,- ST., -, \ .,,.;rsr
~, - By 10 Nm.
sl''''' ''.2 ''; - ''-' '0'- ''i''
TOLEDO, Noysm Der s. Flour Steady
Wheat Cns.d eas.e-; No. . white VS.
bah 81 2sI; ~. white Michigan 81 g
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PITTSBURGH, Novembe- 5.-Petrole-
un-Crude weak and moderately sctive
~ 81 05@2 1Ost Parker's Tor immeli-
ate shiPmenr refined quiet and weak
at l8c tor Philsdelphis delivery.
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Down. Down! Down! - Another
break down in prices of Dry Goods and
Carpets. Bound to sell al some price
whether the mills run or not. Corner
Main and 20.h streets.
Z " Ernrr-
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IF YOU want TO get suited In pair of
Shoes. 90 TO l.. V. Blends.
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INVALUABLE.

Nlesyrs. WEEKS & POTTER, Wholesale Druggists,
eCstST Moss: CeTfIsn.eg,-t have forsorc months
felt Il duty that owe 10 suffering humanity 70
write you, stating the great blaGat that nave &C.
rived fr0n the C-o Cf sASFoED's RADICAL Z IEE
r0R CATARVu. Igrrr0ro than 20 years have been
inflicted with this very troublesome compliant; !
have tried al 10 remedies tIAt ca.!d IhN, wy
without ma. rTiIl IT permanent bc.g-t: L2st az.
the disease had arrived Of that state that must
hAyo rcl!cfor dc. The entire meMbranoEss system
had bee mo so inaamcd, and the stomach So dlsoE
dcred, IL u it vas q doubtful m tter wAetAcE 1
could 60 % the Pacific coast, or II did 80 whCInet
lsAoull live % come hackCr not. lsaW Al h4NNI-
Isemclt II this n gllcGc, and although tC-s NtEy
incredulOus about specifies or raEtENrHs OF any
kind vet in sheer desperation tried Z. :, al v %
a. once ben ,ltcd hyiL. Tho changes OF cl.n'at :
chronic disease ofthe liver, and my age over ~
may prevent my Catlrc rCstor.il ne uot we pei.
1t derive from its daily use Is T. me ~. ''
and I an hoping to he completely cured, ALL a.
LIST arrive at a r spectacle cid ago.
If'hls statement my case can be OF service
20 those afflicted Rs have been. a.. enable . 70
bring this RENE " INTO moro general use tsp'cA.y
On tie Pacific coast (Ehero 70 Is much nee c-l' my
olIcC. In writing this note viii 10 obtained.
Very truly yours, HENRY " Ellis,
AURORA, n. Y, June, 1875. ofNe!ls, Fargo GO.
Each package contains Or. snnford'S Improved
Inhallug Tube. Hal igll directions i.r use ~ VI!
cases. Price Sl0O Tor sale by oil MAllssale ana
Retail Druggists and Dealers throughon HlteG
States aud Canadas. WEEKS & POTTER, General
Agents and Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass
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REPAIRING of usical instruments cf
every description c-..luly and prompt
ly done al, or by leaving word al Sheibs,
the Muse Seller, or Main street.
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LAEsT STYLES of.ShoeS just received
at l.. V. Blond'si
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The finest shoes kept in the city =. I
V. Blonds.
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The cheapest shoes ID the city at L. V
Blends.
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or, both 500

We insert the question again for con.
venience of retereucs. The blind pup S
reviewed the above solution of it snd pro
nOunced it correct
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, 20 now
TO j. W. FERRELs.
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Coon black Kid Gloves for So cents st
j. ". Eerrers-
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@COLLIRS'.sI
VOLTAIC PLASTER
ALWAYS CURES.
ENLARGED Spleen.

This e 70 certify that have been using your
Co1IISs' VoLrAIi PLAsrEKs Tor Enlargement Of
HE sDlceu aud Depression IN the stomach, and
thcT have given mo moro relief than any other
remedy have ever used. would hlghy RECON-
End Inflammation. -. ,r-,,,
PrcKEEryG, No. juno %. i777.
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GENTs' fine Sno5s OF the latest STYLES
ust received 81 l.. V. Bonds.
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NJ ~ Ii TIN 'S
.EPARTURE or TRAINS.

90. 1853 Market ST, Is the only Frt-
tl4,y Restaurant IN The city. 1t Is The only
Restaurant that has separate rooms loI
InIiurSs ora ONE, com Oinet with the
best cuisine that can be found in the cHN'
IL keeps on hand the very best the mar
Er. affords in vygetaG. es, FISH, oysters,
came, ana everything in season, an"
serves q up in a manner uneXcelleu IN INC
country. Hecgn b. relied upon alwaN 10
furnish every thing frSt-c.ass. leId
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Pictorial Bible,

AGENTS WANlEu' Nnl,.......
NWAT De-.
FOR HuLMAN~
..' NET PICTORIAL Bibles
-iul Illustrations A.. ....
ca arN, \. j HOLMAN 49,.
sheet, PhiadrlpuH
,DS FANCY CARDS ALL NM.
81 with nam, iH, p,,..r..' .''
TED Nassau, y. y
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Price, 20 Cents.

Be careful TO obtain COLLINS NoLTNGc PLA5-
rEE a combination OF EleCtr.D and \UltAIC Plates,
with q highly ModicatCd Plaster. ~ seen IN TIC
above cut. Sold by all wholesale and Retail Drug
eyists Throughout the United states and CsnsdAS
and BY WEEKS s. POTTER Proprictop, Boston,
Mass
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and all the deIisaoics of the season
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at Larsmie's Restaurant.
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Weaknesses.

Weaknesses.
Collins Voltaic Plastcr' give tn Nnst sat!sfar'
ton hero q anything that has boon tried for
Lamenrss and Weakness Of the BACK. Please seni
moro right Nvyev JAMES LEWIS.
BEYAST, LII, juno Il, lS75.
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THOUSANDS OF dollars N the way OF
doctor bills and weeks and months OF
languishing c!lness might be saved IT.,
on the rs; symptoms Of a bilious attack
or deranged liver, recourse WAS bad T.
McLsin's vegetable snti-bilicus pills.
They are truly a wonderful disease dis
pelling, health-restorinE mrCicine;a boon
to the afflicted, q blessing to the sick.
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l. SPENCER, ESQ. furnishes the engine
or the new Touring mill ut 81. Clsirs-
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-21
Matthew Maury.

The death was announced down town
Yesterday Of another OF New York's we'll
known merchants. MIR. Matthew Maury,
for nearly fifty years identified with the
cotton interests OF this city, succumbed to
old age and general debility at an early hour
yesterday morning, in his seyenty-seYenth
year. The deceased merchant was de-
scended from the wcll-known Virginia
Maury family. His father was the first for
eign consul appointed by General Washing
ton after the latter's inauguration as first
President OF the Republic. He represented
the United States at Liverpool. In that
city Matthew Maury was born. Young
Maury received thorough education
at Elton and Cambridge, where he had
as classmate the distinguished ex.
Prime Minister Of England, William
Z. Gladstone. After attaining his majority
he entered into the cotton business with his
father in his native city. He came to this
country in 1882 with his brother, and to-
gether they established the firm OF NJ. Il L.
Maury, afterward changed to Maury Bro
theirs, which still exists at No. ) Hanover
square. Mr.. Rutson Maury, the brother,
still survives. Commander Maury, United
States navy, the great authority on naval
matters, was a cousin. The deceased gen.
tleman was for thirty-eight years member
of the Chamber of Commerce, and from
1919 to 1853 was its secretary. He was also
for many years trustee or the Institution
for Savings for Merchants Clerks. He was
q member OF st. Marks church, Second
avenue and Tenth street, where the late a.
r. Stewart worshipped.-Ne York. Times,
10Th