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POSTAL MATTERS.

An instalmont OF the new furniture for the use ol
tho carriers tho ground door OF the Post onco
received yesterday from the contractor at Baltimore
put up tho allotted space This consists OF four
very large tables having partitions the TACO about
two feet square divided by cleats four inches high,
used by tho carriers TO assort their letters In the
centre OF each of the tables are cases containing
pigeon nocs, In which tho letters are ''cascd'' In
lew days the furniture Tor the uso OF Mr. Charles For.
restcr senior superintendent OF city newspaper de-
livery, will bc placed IN position which will conclude
the abors OF tho carpenters by saturday next every
artisan OF this line OF work Will be discharged aud the
Post o1ce considered fully equipped aud completed.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Active.
but Weak.
GOLD STEADY AT l04 So.
Government Stocks Steady and Railroad
Bonds Irregular
Money on Call 2 1-2 a
Per Cent.
WALL STREET, |

\
MONDAY, March 1876 VI.
A. in comparison Saturday there was nearly
double tbe amount Of transactions to-day, with but
little dminution the 'oil and trouble which secm
10 have bcset the bull speculation Prices apparently
followed tho course OF tho SUM- mounting higher at
midday but declining with It in the afternoon.
STILL II anything. there fewer clouds on the
horizon at the setting than at the rsingjust enough
cearncss encourage the longs" but not enough to
discomnt the s'shorls" In word, quotations. which
had grown better tmc In the day, grew subse-
queutly worse, aud ended up In state OF bctwixt and
between, which everybody knows is as uncomfortable
q position as that OF Mohammed's coffin, suspended
between earth and heaven.
Nearly one-halr Of tho days transactions ex-
hib,ted Delaware and Lackawanna alonc. mostly at
figures the opening ones and greatly due to
sharp appetite for shares the part OF tho shorts
II did not clearly appear why, uncss upon tho iucus
ceda principle, that the approaching coal sales
which dstrusted and tho lowering of tolls an the
Reading road which is fact, are likely TO improve
the market value Of tho stock.
When, however, the clamor Tor short stock ceased
the price waned away ana the closing figures were
scarcely up to the opening ones.
Lake Shore was times animated and at others
dun as provorbia ditch water fluctuations being
passed within one-haf per cent and dealings within
2s, 600 shares.
Western Uuion and Atlantic and Pacific were almost
equally lethargic at steady figures, neither Gould
his Fies Achate from the Pacific slope being inclined
to juggc with either stock or tho other. Almost
tho only noticeable OF the market the
expected sening in tho rate for call loans, which ut
ono time advanced to per cent; the squeeze, how.
over. short it was sharp, and rates speedily
Icll back TO and per cent
TODAY
Tho sales to-day aggregated 2o7, 900 sharos which
we're distributed follows New York Central 100;
larcn $780, Erie. GOO: preferred. 100; Lake Shore,
!7675; Wabash 5a0 North western 600 do preferred,
1900; Rock Island, 4lao; Milwaukee and ST Paul,
B0O do preferred l3 $50; Pittsburg, 100; Delaware
Lacknwauna Western, 90 $40; New Jersey Central,
1900; Delaware and Hudson Canal, $500; Morris and
Esscx 1000; Michigan Central. 5000; illinois Central,
zoo; Union Pacific. 800; Hannibal and ST. Joseph 100;
do preferred oO0 Ohio aud Mississippi 700; Western
Uncn 49, ITO; Atlantic aud Pacific Telegraph, S33 |;
Pacific MAIL ., 800; Chicago and Alton, 3,lf5.
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The following table shows the opening. highest and
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The following table shows the opening, highest and
lowest prices of the day.
ADVANCE AND DECLINE

ADVANCE AND DECLINE
The following shows the advance and decline In the
closing prices Of principal active stocks as CON-
pared with those OF Saturday,
AnvANcK.unon Pncinc, X; Pittsburg, n; North.
western y; do preferred, Il New Jersey Central, y !;
Rock island, u; st. Paul preferred, Il; Wabash, u
g., Q. and c., X; Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph,
Burlington and Quincy, 2
y; Lake Shore, a.; st. Paul, u; Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western, /; Hannibal and St. Joseph pre-
icrred, u; Delaware and Hudson. u; Michigan Gen.
tra, "a.
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MINING SHARE.

The following wcro tho opening quotations for mining
stocks at San Francisco TO-DAY :--Goud Il Curry,
l2; Savage, Z; Chollar Poos. SO; Ophir %; Hale L
Norcross, s.; Crown Point. o; Yellow Jacket, II;
Becher. Il Imperial. q; Virginia consolidated. AZ;
California, "A; Ovcrman, 60; Raymond 4 Ely. 8;
Eureka CIV, 8; Best Bclcher. 2s Kentuck, 6; Union
consolidated, 2; Alpha Z; Meadow Valley, "; Sierra
Nevada, T. assessment paid; Mexican. 10; Caledonia,
Z; Silver Hill, o.; Eureka consolidated II; Justice,
L.; Julia consolidated, Tho closing prices in San
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

BEKvks.--On moderate Of horned cattle trade
tins forenoon was steady The herds hand ranged from
common to choice, being In general from fair 70 good
Prices were Dc l2s4c o weights AZ cw 10 cwt.
yards T. o. Eastman sold tor se 20 OF horned cat
sales follows 26 Illinois 1Uc. per Ib. ght
6s scant 10 Illinois steers at lie. b wei 1t
ewt 1O5 Illinois 1T c. b. weight IA cwt l35
Illinois steers NJ lac. lb, weight IA cwt III. Living
sold Tor self anu Waixei 366 Illinois steers Mt Usc
Morris 90 Illinois at Oc per ib with 5Oc. per
head on 80 head and S head on J head weights 6
cwt aOA cwt 33 Illinois steers ut Usc per lb weight "a
cwt ~ Illinois steers ut lUac per ID, weight q
Coon 4 Thompson sod Tor selves 80 Illinois
steers nt IQic lie. ib weight IA cwt; ~ Illinois
brown sold or selves 59nos lie lie per h..
weight IA cwt 20 Illinois steers at l2ac l24c per b,
weight IUcw Scgc Meyer had due for selves 70 cars
vi horned cattle. UIory Cary sold Tor NJ. kirch-
way D4 Illinois steers at lO4c 111ac per b.,
weights 0st cwt ~ cwt: 4. Wheeler
~ cw H. ~ Buchard sold for Rankin Thompson 80
ILLINOIS luc iisc per lb weight IA cwt. scant;
45 Illinois steers lie. I2tc. per h., weight ~ Il.
vogel sold for vogsi "a Illinois IOsc. per H.,
with 5Oc. on per head IL head and 81 on per head
30 head, weights 81 cwt. cwt: Tor ~ Morris
head on 10 head aud ~ on pc, head .en II
head weights ga cwt. 6s cwt. strong; 80 Illinois
steers IOs,c per H.. weight cwt ~ Illinois steers
ae per H.. weight cwt Al Jersey City yards concy
Mchcrson sold Tor ". u. West II Illinois At 1915.
per 10. with 81 on per head weight 6 for Morris
for ,pcck Co. i25 Illinois steers at zoe i, pcr 10.
weight cwt.; for u. Kioper 1I5 Missouri steers
1olsc. a li14c per h., weight IN cwt NJ God-
schmidt sold comsson 20 OF horned cattle sales
follows For ~ koper 1l2 corn Ted Cherokee steers Vt
lOtse per b. with 81 vi per head. weights 5N ewt
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on contract 100 isios For future esvcry ,So
bales at iG5c. 1000 ode 200 ll67c. 300 at
li.sc 800 vt 69c COO At IL Toe May $40 H. 75c.,
40 H. 76c., 200 ut II 77c. 400 7sc 5uD 179c,
1000 ut lisoc, 1900 at li.slc., 800 at u s2c.,
800 lI.sJc., 600 IL s4c 800 ll.s5c., 400 at
IIgoc 400 ll9lc., 500 at 93c 800 ut islc 800
li..c.. 800 ut iD6c 3OOat l07c 800 at l.Dsc 800
i2c July 800 ~ lOc 200 at 2sc 300 at II uc 100
II 05c 200 at 2o5c. 500 a. 2,O4c., 400 ut H. 02c
August 100 at II 07c, 1900 ut ~ 0sc. 1900 AT - Ioc.,
II I4c 100 H. l5c 100 Ice. 7OO lie Sep
iI.s0c., 100 at 1i.OOc.; October. 100 ut lI.64c..
100 at ll65c, 900 ut iI.7uc., 100 ut u.G.c,
December. 2O at 157c 400 ut GOc Total 276O0 bales
To.aav w to2 = -Apri 100 AZ ieoc LOO az y ssc.
GOO Ut l4sc 800 at If7c. 100 at 50c. JO ut 4Sc.
100 at Ic 100 ut Lido 200 ut Lille 800 ut tc,
100 at 3Dc 800 at IL 43c 200 ut +5c 600 at II fGc,
2OO at ii 47c. 4Ou 1l.4sc May. 100 ut lsOc, 300 ut
800 Use TOO II re. 800 Tie, 200 at zoe
500 at 1l67c. s0p ut SIC, 100 ut 1l63c l0O at
IL 6jc.. 30 .6tc 900 &c. 800 ut 116jc 900
~ i54c 800 at 162c 4O vt II G3c., 900 NJ 6ic.,
900 ne 5c 3D at IL 62c sU 11J7c 800 at II 5Sc
3oo ~ i5oc 1ooa. iiele 100 at Bio, $40 At 5oc
ut i57c., 100 at 1i.5sc.. 100 i.5yc, 400 at iI6oc
800 az l1.6c.. 100 at ll.63c.. 100 at iL6ic, 100
At lloc 800 at Gle, LOO At 1l6sc 100 at li.e5c
June uv at y soc, 600 ~ l.sse 1000 At y SIC.
i,coo at a. 77c, 40 al Il7se 400 At H. 74c. 800 ii
7ac 100 ut ~ Toe, 100 At 7Gc. GO at life 4OD
100 Lille re, as ii 7sc 500 At zoe
100 At II sdc 1luo at II 73 800 at 7tc, 20Q at ZOE,
~ IS M rpS % E. y s 7s !, p q a.. @ Jqly 900 g
AT IL alc. 800 at 1.o2c.. 800 lssc. 100 ils7c,
100 vt ll65c 100 ~ l67c. 3Ou
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MEMORANDA.

The Reading Railroad Company to-day announced
their new schedule for the transportation OF coal
The rates are 90 cents from Schuylkill
haven to Port Richmond. This is lower rate than
ever before known in tho history of tho trade aud
makes tho cost Of coal on shipboard at Philadelphia
from the Schuylkill region average about 81 80 per
ton.
The following sales of stocks wore made at the New
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SAN FRANCISCO MINING SHARES.
The following table gives tho prices OF The prominent
gold and silver mining shares, including the opening
prices OF to-iuy, received by telegraph from San
Francisco All prices in gold:---
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STATES TREASURY
c@stam reecps eecnss So ooo ooS
Bank notes received to-day S00,00O
THE FOREIGN MARKET
Tho London advices report consos steady and United
States bonds strong and higher, except ten-iortes,
which declined u per cent. Eric imp roved u, seng
at7x Tho specie In the Bank Of Germany decreased
S66 marks during the week. Rontes Paris
10Si 60c and aferward reacted TO 10sf 45c. Tho ol.
lowing were the closing prices in :Consols Tor
money, 96ss 06al consols for account, 96& 96si;
nvetwcnty bonds of 1865, old, 1o6 1O6tS hvctwenty
bonds Of 1867, lo9X lo0% tcn-forty bonds 1os4; |;
new lives, l0S Erie common shares, ~; Erie pro-
ierrod shares, 17h New York Central 941s; Illinois
Central, 81; bar silver, 64d.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonds woro quiot and firm during the
day and they closed steady at tho following
prices:-Unised States currency skies, 123 123k do
do 1881, registered, 1l15s l1lH; do. do, do cou
pon liza ll2H; do. do, 1855, registered, 1919
AoS%; do' do do, coupon 1919 lOsk; do. do, do,
new, regiscrod 1854 l0sS do. do, do, do, cou-
pon losh 1osh; do do, 1867, registered, 1llsS u
MS; do do, do, coupon, 1l11< 111%; do. do,
1858, registered, 1l3 1l3K do do, do, coupon,
llSa ll3h; do. tenfortcs. registered, 11O% HOY;
do do, coupon, llox l11k; do. nves, 1881, regis
tcred 1o9K no; do do, do, coupon, 109k ITO;
do AVS, 1891, registered, 1o5yl LOG.
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds were irregular with tho following
changes in prices compared with last previous
An advance OF u in Chicago North ersts and
New Jersey Central irsts consolidated and decline
OF 1k in Chicago and Northwestern consolidated gold
sevens, u in Union Pacific sinking fands, u In the
land grants, and in New Jersey Central nrs,s new.
and Michigan Southern seconds.
STATE BONDS.
State bonds at tho Board dull and steady With
salss oenansd 70 Georgia ssvsns, new. and Missouri
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long SKIES In New Orleans Louisiana consols were
63xs64
BANK SHARES.
The sales OF city bank shares were Continental at
r. Fourth National At l00x ana Park at l15
PHILADELPHIA sTocgs.
nh. c,c.tnc orirca of ladei mn In stoc-a vcra.-
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

PRovfDEScE. Il. l.. March 10. 1877.
Printing cloths inactive prices weak and noninaly Axe.
for best 64x64, spot, and 4i4c 4ssc for futures.
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CLOSING PRIcEs-3 r. N.
Tho closing prices were :


Money was easy during the morning hours at 2ls
per cent but later in the afternoon there was furry
IN the money market during which call loans advanced
to per cent, but the close the rates fell back to
a per cent. Tho following wero the rates OF ex-
change New York at tho aforementioned cities to-
day-Savannah, u premium; Charleston easy, buy.
ing q premium, selling II premium; Cincinnati firm,
buying par, selling Ito; ST. LOUIS 100 premium New
Orleans commercial S-16, bank u, and Chicago, so
premium.
MARKET
Gold opened and, closed at 1O4M, with sales In the
interim ut 1041< The carrying rates l. IN aud
~ and per cent. Loans also made fiat.
Gold clearings at the National Bank OF tho State of
New York -
YOU DaiAuces SOUL 4OO
OuITeuCy DalhnceS. IOZ 900
cross ciearances. IL, 1851 900
STATES TREASURY.
Revenue receipts to-day $500 600
custom receipts to-day. $50 900
Bank notes received to-day. 5000
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THO ioHowing salcs OF STOCKS wore made at the New
ork Open Board OF Stock Brokers to-day
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES

$4,000 N w Q c z bds..
5000 do ............
500 NJ Cen lst, new
10000 U. X I & Pac rs
100 Union rac LIST. ..
500 shs At x Pac TEL.
$50 Harlem ,...........
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

here we're no 1.-Two hogs on sale.
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FINANCIAL.

A r REAS0XABLE kAfE~-NoNEY OF ffE ASH
"A Endowment Insurance Policies and Mortsases sas1s
bought insurance ali kinds effected eonpan "a
D. g. HABRfCH 4 Co. ilp Bro.dwnv.
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MOsBY As A RAIDER.

Gen. Early has a very supreme con-
tempt for man whose convictions shift
with the wind. AID he doesn't hesitate to
speak right out about such men. He is
not meal -mouthed about anything. 1t
was not very difficult to get An opinion
from him as to Mosby's militsry service
in the Confederate cause. Mosby gained
great notoriety as guerilla leader dur
ing the war, bat Gen. Early says that he
never did render any efficient service to
the Confederates, but that he was of more
real service to the Yankees than to the
Rebels. He says that all that Mosby
ever did was to capture ungusrded SUIT
lers' trains and raid around in I'M
protected sections within the enemy's
lines, making war on hOopskirts
and petticosts. He says that he captured
a worthless Yankee general at Fairfax,
but that was no loss to the Federal army,
rs the general was tagging away behind
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LOST OR STOLEN.

A DARK SCRREL MARE. SHE CAN
~ be detected by scar on her right tore
leg, near the hoot. She also has sore On
each siIe OF her shoulders \ suitable re-
ward will be paid for her delivery al the
Top Mill, North Wheeling. jylSr
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FOR
Health, Comfcrr & Economy

Cork Shavings are unsurpassed a. an
article for Beds, Mattresses. &c. They are
ten times rs durable as Husks or Straw
the largest bed. For sale by ARMSTRONG,
BROTHER & CO, "A ana ii First Avenue
Pittsburgh, Pa. jylSegb
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TOBACCOS.

have on hand full line of To6accos,
from the leading manu- 'actnries in the
country. including LOrillards, FINER
Bros. Homer HudSon's, j. b. Pace, Rlch-
mond, !. X. Pace, Danville, Il. +. Grayely,
HolbroOk's Monitor Navy, garry I. hoi-
brook : Navy.
can furnish all styles made by these
factories, at lowest market prices.
VI. REILLY,
1909 and 1871 Main Street
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

TIME WATER BASON WILL bE
1 cleaned out on Stature ay, the zis'. III. -.
zans will prepare themselves with water
on Friday night All manufacturing Will
please stop, and all street hose.
Hands viii come to the water works ana
put their names down tor worS
rjvisr JOB W. CUMMINGS.
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REFINED SUGARS.

500 barrels Crushed, Powdered, Grauu-
lated, Coffee and Yellow, in store and for
"a e at lowest market rates.
NJ. REILLY,
1899 and 1911 Main Street.
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,,UPONT'S WHEELING POW
DER AGENCY.

HAVE AT ALL TINES IN MAGA-
| ZINE a large stock OF the above cele-
brated Powder, viz: Rifle, Sportins, in
cans. Blasting and Mining, IN metallic
packages winch will sell at wholesale al
prices. nave porlaoIe
md will leliyer tree on cars or boat. This
powder is unequalled In strength ana
quality. W. MI a. tl,a,,t
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GEN. IUBAL A. EARLY.

Gen. Early looks oder than he did in
1862 at the head OF the old brigade, "the
d brigade he loved so wei" bat is look
ing better than ne did in 1864, when
battle worn he continued to hurl his
fragment OF sn army against Sheridan 5
splendidly equipped lesions in the Shen-
sndoah valley. Time Is no;ching his
progress on the old Confederate chieftain,
as the patrlsrchaI beard and stopped
form indicate, but the animation of youth
is retained in the black eye aud bright
face.
Gen. Early, like Bob Tcombs, is one of
the uarecOnstructed kind He has never
been amnesticd, and doesn't want TO De.
He SAYS that he doesn't ask pardon
until ae has committed crime He be-.
lieves that he WAS right and wants to die
in that belief.
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his command, or Mosby would never

his command, or Mosby would never
have come up with him.
Gen. Early thinks that Gen. Sheridan
never said but one smart thing IN MS re,
ports, and ne doubts whether that would
have been in if Sheridan hadn't been
drunk and one of his staff officers slipped
it il. as supplement. The paragraph
referred to is: IL have been somewhat
ANNOYED by some guerrilla bands, OF
whom the chief is q man by the name q
Mosby. | nave made no effort to cap
ture them or drive them of, as they have
been of more real service in keeping
nv trains closed up and my men from
Struggling, than ten regiments would
have been" and Gen. Early thinks that
all that guerillas accomplished IN the
war was in assisting the enemy TO pre-
serve discipline.
DEATH OF AN EDITOR.
A Gloom was cast over this community
bv the death OF A. A. Little, ESQ., OF Inc
Frcdericks burg Nel0S, who died at THIS
place on yesterday morning, t'om con-
gestion of he liver.
SandIe Little, rs he was known
thronghou. Virginia, was one OF the
brightest and most genial men OF his
state. The sparkling brilhancy OF his
wit the whole-souled generosity OF his
heart, and the kindly smiability OF MS
nature. made MIN an universal favorlte
His death will be regretted BY most OF
friends. His remains were taken charge
of by his Masonic brethren NJ the Springs,
and sent to Hanover Junction, where
they would be met by his own lodge, the
old lodge of which George Washington
WAS member, and conveyed 10 Freder-
icks burg for interment. May Nirglnla'S
sod rest lightly upon the bosom OF a son
whose talents and exalted sense OF honor
gave additional lustre to the renown OF
the ancient commonwealth
CELEBRITIES.
The following comprises the list OF
celebrities now sCjSurning here: Bayard
ia, !or, Mayor Wickhanr, Benz. Hill,
.Jenis McEntee, Gen. Joe +. Johnston,
Rev. DIR. Buddington of Brooklyn, Gen.
| Gilbert G.. Walker, Gen. Jubal a. EARLY.
Gen. Barstow, L. 5. Army, Admiral
Porter OF the navy, ex-Commodore Nc
LaughIn of the Confederate navy, Judge
Reynolds of Brooklyn, Hon. Job Steven.
son, Gen. Harry White of Pennsylvanla,
W. w. Corcoran and Fernando Wood.
The latter part OF this week the Pres
ident, the governors, and the National
Cotton Exch ange will be here and things
will look lively
Among the newspaper fraternity who
are jerking sulphur water are l.. q. Wash
ington, OF the COurjeT-.JOurnat; Major
George G.. Wcderpurn, otthe New ork
WIOrld; A. ). Abel, of the Baltimore
| SIN. q. ii. NJ
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FOR SALE.

rNaE LOT ON KENTUCKY STREET,
l belonging to Enoch Miller. 1t Is 80 feet
'front.' by tJdeep. For further information
enquire ON the premises. jyISh
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FRESH TEAS.

800 packages Gunpowder, Imperial,
Young Tyson, Oolong, English Breakfast
and Souchong Teas, in store and for sal"
OF low figures NJ. REILLY,
1919 and 1911 Main Street.
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CAROLINA RICE.

81 tlerces received direct from Charles
ton, in store and for sale by
VI. REILLY,
1903 am 1871 Main Street.
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BROOMS

800 dozen fancy, riOuS sizes, Just re-
ceiYcd aud for sale by NJ. INElLLl,
1893 and 1871 vain Street.
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rpIroRIAL CORRESPONDENCE.

what Bay ard Tag lOr says oil "es'
yirginia's Famous Watering place
-Ex-Gov. Gilbert Z. Hniker-"'"'
He says about the Debt Adjustment
ten. JubaI A. Early-His opih'""
Of Masby-A HoOpskirt warrior
heath OF A. A. Little Esq.--A briSh'
LIGHT Gone Out-Celebritics.
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A GREATOFFER, W., Mewt / dur q =

AGREAT OFFER. i %sTi i s9F e
Hard Times dispose of 100 PIANOS and
Organs, new and secondhand of tirst-class
makers, including Waters at lower prices
for cash o. iustallmentsO or to let until paid
for than ever before offered. Waters
Grand square and Upright Pianos and
Organs lLcluding their new Souvenirand
BOudoirl are the best made. Octave
Pianos Sl5O, ~ do $780, not used year.
''2" Stop Organs $50, / stops SIS, Stops
SOS, s Stops go, 10 stops SIS, u stops slO0
cash, not used year, in perfect order and
warranted. Local and Travelling Agents
Wanted. illustrated Catalogue mailed. a
liberal discount TO Teachers, Ministers,
hurches, etc Sheet utusiC al half price.
HORACE WATERS 4 SONS, Manufac-
tur'S and Dealers, 20 East 18th ST., Union
Square, y. Y. iyl9o
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ROANOKE COLLEGE,

SALEM VIRGIN IA,
Next session begins September ., 81.
Collegiate elective and preparatory
courses Unsurpassed location. Mountain
climate. Moral community. Five churches
in town. Moderate expenses: from $50
to $40 for ~ months, inc uding tuition,
board, ETC., etc. students from fifteen
states, Indian Territory, and Mexico.
Twenty students from West Virginia. For
Catalogues. etc, address
SECRETARY OF FACULTY.
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The University Of Wooster,

ID EV. \. a. +. TAYLOR, d. D., PRESI-
n dent. Collegiate and Preparatory De
partmeuts in successful operation. twelve
capable and eXper rpced Professors and
Teachers. early 2UJ Students. Classical
Philosophical and Scientific Courses,
graded TO the standard Of astern colleges
French and German taught thoroughly
Moral and religious Influences prevalent.
Location healthiul. building aud appara.
tus new expenses very low. open tJ students
Of either SsL. Fall term opens Septem Der r.
send tor catalogue before going Else
where. Address the President, Wooster,
Ohio. jy4egTaw
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Vanderbilt University.

VdIIU6T UTI OHIVCI 0Itys
mBE THIRD SESSION WILL BEGIN
i Sept. /, 1871 Tuition-In bical De-
partment, Tree in Literary Department,
$50; in Law Department, $50; other fees, sio
The Medical Department Will open oct.
Ist Fee tor attendance, 80. ,,,,l,,,
Eor cata les, apply to ]. NJ. LEIGH,
Secretary of the Faculty. Nashville, Tenn.
L.C. GARLAND, Chancellor.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-19
MEATS AND LARD.

Sugar Cured CanvaSSed Hams, Sugar
Cured CanvaSSei Shoulders sugar Cured
breakfast Bacon, Plain shoulders, Clear
sides, Sugar ured Dried Beet, fresh from
smoke. house daily.
Kettle rendered Leaf Lard in tlerceS' par
rrlS, halt barrels, kegs and pairs, All at
lowest market rates VI. REILLY,
1909 and 1911 Main street.