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TRUsTEE's SALE.

- BY virtue Of i've several deeds Of trus, made Y
Mlhson L. Cranmer, Trustee for Mary Hinia.
walker Hunter, and Mary Hunter, Wiieoi NIlI
hunter, 10 tho undersigned Trustee, SAT-, Dee, J."
trust being respectively dated 30th Decrmlrr. ~,
S9Ih December. 1871, goth DccrmbeF ~, ."
march, 1873, and 9Th Of February, 1874, aud o. g,
cord In the Clerks office Of the County Coih
Ohio county, West Virginia, viii on
SATURDAY, 10Th Of May, 49,
BEGINNING at 10 o'clock a. n, at the front dog
me Court House OF Ohio county, proceed to 'eI ~
thehighest and best bidder the fOllowlngdu mo-
real estate situate on Zane'a Island, ONO ollt'i
West virginia, tO-Nlt; Commencing At rom r.
corner o. lot numbered eleven III, lall oil =!
Daniel Zanti thence south eighty six go ~ 9.
huron street. thence west one hundred ani VT
ty-hye l25l feet TO Hunters alley; ihgncl no. W
ninety lgO ieet; thence east one hundred ahi i't
ty.nVe (l2bl feet 10 place Of beginning lAeF
mat piece OF real estate on Wheeling leland, !,vH
ing on North Huron street and bounded as lyiIgs.
Beginning at point on the wCat side Of s0'IA u
ron street., which point Is the north cast t1iGn
inc property conveyed by Walker Hunter ail Wv ~,
10 Elizabeth Dew by deed daea 10th sevItm,,I.
1851 and nov Of record in the Clerks Office o. ",
county Court Of Ohio county In decd looG'5 lo,.@
~ and 81 land now oWntd by g. l. Ii.h .l,.,,
Thence running With. the north line Of siil ItVi
" conveyed 10 Elizabeth Dew rs Rl0TtNiH 70 =.
alley commonly called Hunters alley ihet,g ~,
Mug In northcrly direction With the csI sur T.
The alley thirty.twO (S2) feet; thence running u
limo parallel with said north line Of - d ltol'
conveyed 10 Elizabeth Dow to the west lde o. av-,
Huron street, and thence running win we ' ~.
west side Of SOuth Huron street TO the PIlS'V' ~
ginning. ,rn.
Selling as Trustee, will only convey IHeh wv.
rs Is vested In me rs such Trustee.
Terms made known on day Of sale,
WM. II. CALDWELL, tn KS VA,
J. C. HKRvRY, AuctlonCcr. aIy
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TO TIIE PUBLIC.
PROPOSALS.


WHEELING, W, VA, May >, isT7.
sGAlel Proposals. will be received nj The tm,.
Of tho City Clerk until Monday, May I'll, ais
NJ, for furnishing aud setting all The curl M
crossing stones that may be required by the rity n
Wheeling fer one year from date, the Clrbiur Ia /,
OF the best quality Of sand stone, and Of dmthJot,
not less than FOUR feet long twenty ?gntb,'
deep and hyct6) Inches thick. The LtOnes ars a
be carefully dressed and squared at their endiib
full depth. They must DO PlCk-lresscd eight \,
Inches deep IN the outside and three lSl lntbs,
deep on the inside. Crossing stones to 10 not h,
than six 10y feet long, two OBJECT wide and ten l5
inches thick, Of the best material; the ends are 10
be carefully squared and chisol.dresscd.
Bids also will be received for paving, with tobu,
stone, all the streets and CUTTERS that may be h,
qulred by the city. Tho stones are TO be Of Tie
best quality, and are to measure from four TO egh
inches, rs required. They are to DO laid In p4Is
GrNyel bod fourteen inches deep, thoroughly i1n.
med and covered with inO gravel two inches De- !.
All the above work subject to the COInmia,tti
on Streets and Alleys.
and all bids.
Proposals arc to DO addressed to the Commt,
on Streets and Alleys, at the office Of the City
Clerk. myS
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
In tho Mum cIpal Court Of Wheeling.
William ]. Hull

Va. In ClnnGCTN,
Fanny D. Hall and others.
The undersigned Special Commissioner b,utt
gives notice that by virtue oil the authority Sc,i
IN him by decree made by said Court In 81
cause on the 4th day Of April, 1877, he will on
TUESDAY, the 22d day Of May, 1871
Commencing at 10 o'clock a. ", proceed to lt' a
public auction at the front door Of the Court Hue
o. Ohio county, West Virginia, Ia the e'I
Of wheeling, the following described real ci''
situate In said city, county and statC, thai i y
say: Part OF lot No 10 In Fquare No. q Of The vi,
are addition To baid city beginning for sid Iali
SAD lot nj the southwest corner OF said oi On 70,
COB street, formerly Sixth street, at the point q
intersection Of an alley with said street. thee
running northwardly With the caIicin bouhisil
line Of said stree thirty feet; thence CanvftJ
a. right angles with said street sixty feet toe St
Of said lott thence southwardly and parallel via
JACOB street thirty feet 10 the north boundary la'
OF SAID alley; thence with the north llnc o. llJ
aliey TO the place Of beginning. Said pafi Of w
iot fronting thirty feet on Jacob street. and rlnt.
house thereon.
Bald decree provides that the sale sh'lI Inri1d.
me dover right Of SArah Jane KCiiOf, vao W
widow OF VIM. Hull, decd, In said part lot
IKRAs oP SALR-One-thlrd Of the pnttDa,
money,or 10 much more as the purchaser ny
eject 70 pay, In cash, the remainder In two tql-
lnStallments payable SIX and twelve month, il'
specuVely after tho date Of Ale, with Interest sN
mat Dale, the purchaser giving his bond .Tiih #
proved personal security for each Of said ih'i,,
menN and interest as Aforesaid, and the title 70 w
property TO DO retained until the whole Of tue f''
chase money iS paid.
Special Commiisi0ni,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


dalton.
tDaily except sunday-NOWRrk Accommodation.
tStenbenyllle Accommodation. -ThlI train duT.
Ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martina F@Ty and BellairC stopping when rcqui.
ned at sherman House, &tnRVille, Met Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
AOARD.


To all who arc suffering from the errors and In
dSeretlOns Of youth, nervous weakness, early de.
cay, loss Of manhood, &c, viii send you recipe
that will euro you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by missionary In
South America. sCnd SCli.addrcsOd envelope 10
the REV, JosErH T, ISNAN, Station D, BiSs R0uss,
NeiO Iirk City. jR27-Cod4w
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
nlssOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION
The firm OF KLINE & GARRITY v,,
dissolved May Cd, james Clarity retiHbS
All having claims against the frm. MI
those indebted, will call immediately arJ
settle their accounts with 3, Kline. % N.Y.
alone Is authorized to collect ali out,,sr%
Ing accounts, KLINE 4 GARRlTYa
TO THE PUBLIC.
l shall continue the Clothing business, q,
the old stand, 40 Twelfth street, and than
ing my friends for past faVors, respectfully
solicit their furthCrpatronage.
,, s. KLINE.
MhkELlNG, May y, 1871. ny3
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GENERAL:
A DMINlsTRAToRs NOTICE J

All persons indebted to the c,,,,.
Nllian Hamm, deceased, are TeoueS S,g I.
make immediate settlement, and those hay
ing claims against the estate are notiIis JI !,
present them to the undersigned jnI vu 70
thenticated. WILLIAM HAMSi' 'u'
Iny3 Administered,
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SILKS & DRESS GOODS.
BLACK sILEs-Best Makes, Cheap.
coLoRED sILKs-In all Shades.
DAMAssEE slLKs-Bluck and Coils.
SILK BRoCADEs-B Black and Coils.
SILK GHENADlNEs-BIack and Coils.
FlsHNEr GRENADINES, in Black.
BRocADE GRENADINES, in Black.
PRINTED ORGANIZES,
PRINTED LINEN LAWNS.
PRINTED JACKONET LAWNS.
PRINTED BATISTE.
ZEPHYR CLOTH.
hEICkERBOCkER GRENADINES.
PLAID LINEN GRENADINES.
PERSIAN sU1TINos,
CoioRED CREToNNEs,
GRAY MoHAGRS,
MATELAssEE MoHAIRs,
MATELAssEE BAoE,
GREY DEBAGE,
BEK AND COL. MoHAIRs,
FRENCH CH1NT2Es,
AMERICAN CHINTZEs,
LINEN sUITINGs, &c., &c.
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DRY GOODS.
sECONDsTOCK

WE ARE NOW OPENING our SECOND
STOCK or
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16

oil factory Front and waterss The works
were insured different companies manly In Brookyn
York Hartford and London The amount OF insurance
on buildings S63 $50 10 machinery f633O ana on
stock 1923 j78 H. making total of $3Gj,262 81 This vi"
about the loss.
john Brennan, a lOngshOreman, yesterday AFTER
noon entered apartments Of Timothy slattery NO
Staes attempted assault the latters VIE To pro
her, Timothy drew aknfe-,ltrpener ant beHn uh2 u
Siaery nterfeTcd and separated the men,
when for policeman No sooner nad ne
gone knocked the down ana began 'a
bling her with sheatknfe Her cries summoned an o'ei
who arrested Brennan Slacry taken to the Long
College Hospital where her injuries we're not Regarded
serious
Two large illicit disillcries seized yesterday
by the United Mlrshas In small building on seven
eeuth- between Eighth and Ninhay' they fonnd sl
gallons capacity active operation with 4cpo e''h'
Of mash barrels Of rum. John Gallagher P'ifick
CoyIa John Mccoy Daniel McQueeneY surprised at
their Illegal occupation aud arrested Ihc 6her oshcy
seized COnscy st., opposite Public school NO 25
still Of 300 gal capacity three barrels of num- 300 e
Ions o mash and material taken by The officers
The wormen If the intended rad n time to e-eanc
The property seized tn places worth about $50 80
The arrested cOmnittel 10y Commissioner Win-o"
To Raymond Street jail, to await examntton
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16
THE DIS4srER Ar ROckFORD.

THE ARCHITECT Not WITHOUT RESPONSIBILITY
HIS PLANS, HOWEVER, SAID NOT TO HAVE BEEN
CARRIED OUT.
RoCKFoRp, ILL.,, May 15.-The coroner's jury,
after several meetings. which little evidence, and that
uuimportant in character, taken to-day, examined
H. l.. Cay the architect of the fallen Courthouse, at
great length. Gay testified that Richardson had car
ri,d out the plans aud specifications carefully
and accurately. subsequently the four Chicago
arsh..t- were xam.ucd Nj Wiilcit testified that tie
pirr, which way HU; tue- m tNc proper sense
Of the term but projections Of common wall; they
should been uf great strength, and ten thc acc
d,ut would hardly have happened; zee Thought the brick
was not Of q H. qutlt nor dd h. comply Wi;h Gay r
specifications; the walls were buit smaller than the
plau, called for he piac tn responsibility technical
ignorance and iugOmu ,en,c oi the local superintendent
Latham. Tie IA these views Con
tractor Richardson gave biz t-urcs ~icn showed that
the saui planned Dj Gay mod Insufficient 90 uim
and SAID that superintendent Lat 'am HTd ca.i-d he
architect aticntIOu to TINS lie dlIn think Gay man
of sufficient experience FOR such responsible job. Tie
architects uudr. YauIu Da refuse! tO .uaOiec
Ga, = plans, though thr, generally upheld hluI.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16
GENERAL WAR NEWS.

ST. PtrER-BCRG. Wedncs lay, May 1G, 1877.
The ST. Petersburg Gq-eHs says the Russian National
Bank will shortly begin 10 sell the scrip OF new internal
loan. There will be no public subscription.
The Russian TreSraphic Agency says Russia has au-
tuor.zed American whalers To put into st. Liurentus.
LONDON, Wednesday, May 10, 1877.
TIE TDcs's Vienna telegram says: Before taking The
resolution about the declaration OF mdcnendcnce 1t
seems thai the RoTmanian Government applied 20 tie
German Foreign Office. IN reply, Won ulow is reported
to have sad that If the Roumanans made a dc Jict1
alteration in their political position they must do so at
their own risk and peril. This answer deub'loss
truted prevent open declaration OF independence"
The Tmes's Belgrade dispatch says: Stock il being
taken AZ All the Government stores To ascertain the
OF provisions available for the men and horses.
General preparations being made for war, but it
depends on Russia whether Serva will act The nhabi
tans the frontier have left or rebuilding their houses,
fearing a renewal OF the Great distress exists
among the refugees in for the want OF food ana
shelter. Epidculics are tareatening'
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16
THE ONNIBVS BILL.

HEARING BY THE GOVEGNOR toNIINI IhD-Al"'-
MENIs FOR AND AGAINST 81 HENRI l. 'LiN-
ION JOHN II. sTRAHAN, rEIEE MITCHELL AU-
c,,srrs scnEf1. MR.. CANPBFLI, AND OTHFEs.
ALBANY, May 1j.-GOy. Robinson resumed
bs hearing upon the Omnibus Charter Dill ibis morning
se,e,al delegations from New-York City were present
among them one from Tunmany Hall. including Angus
t,s Scae Henry L. Clinton, Alderacn Pulroy and Cole,
Judy, D.fendouer Excise Commissioner Murphy and
from the Mechaui.s' Exchange, II. NJ. smith, Edwin
Dobbs. ana NJ Eidhtz. The latter three gentlemen
sp.sc especially IN opposition 10 merging the Building
Dcpartineut with the Fire Department They chained
tlerc was no moe sense merging these than there
would be IN merging The Law Department Ia the Board
OF Police, or The Finance Department In The Health
Board They did not believe economy would result from
tLC change. -...., t, fsyor .,
Iirnry H. Clinton general argument 10 ihSoi OF
s.Jycrulueut n. and recCuned the hist ry ot t "Sei
OArtel as OF how deceptive apPaIehu' S'0
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN HARRISON, n. J.

A fire broke ont about o'clock yesterday
morning in unoccupied house belonging TO Mr. Me
Linden on Harrisonaye, between First and John-sts
Harrison, n j., which resulted IN the destruction Of
block OF sight frame buildings, causing loss OF about
S25 600. An alarm was sounded from Box No. 40 IN
Newark on the opposite side OF the Passalc RIVER hhd
two steam reeugines put to work, but for which
half the town would probably have been destroyed, A.
Uarrsou has no fr department Water taken from
me river through about 800 feet OF nose The nrenen
were interrupted by uiaus, who cn several lengths OF
hose stole the private property Of the men, and "taced
tle member Of steamer No a The tire spread to he
Lous, of Mrs Murphy, adjoining on Toe ca, ste' anu
frTn thence Ia rho houses OF Mr. Began, Mr. NJ Linden
Mr. Barrow and Mr. Rice. Chief Engineer Benedict tleh
sent out second alarm which Drought adGldOal steam
els aud saved ne blocks U! Jula angsal Of W
frame structures Mr.. kOlb occupied one 9i tne
buildings a shoe store and his loss A about SloOO
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16
TIE FIRE RECORD.
THE ST. STEPHENS FIRE.

HALF THE TOWN IL AsHEs-oNE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY BUILDINGS BURNEU-iSJCRY TO wHARyEs
THREE MEN WOUNDED.
ST. JoHN, y. f., May 1j.-The following
are the particulars Of the ST. stephens fire.
The fire broke ont at 23O o'clock yesterday in GanouS5
stable in the rear of store in Watcrst. Tue wind
was blowing heavily from the northwest, and the
fire spread quickly and caught Marks building going
from there down to the Watson House, ot King
ST. and down Waier-st About 20 buildings were
destroyed aud 43 families were burned out, be-
sides tue Watson House hoteD and Breen's boarding
house The loss cannot present he estimated Scarcely
any thing was saved from the stores Waters the
goods were burned after their removal from the build
inCs Three men from Calais, named Curry, Buckley,
aud Jackson were hurt by falling chimney the latter
two badly. All the wharycs below the corner were
burned with quantities OF lumber one small schooner
from the Islands was burned Heavy showers helped
70 daupcn lIe fire large number Of special considDes
Welt sworn in.
The lire supposed to be the work of inccndiary
Including the stores teucmeus, vuarycs stable, and
oulbuiIuULs, al least 100 buildings were burned At
lcd, Unc-a Ui tr udsutrS portion OF The town l. ~
ashes. IHc PUsOicC, Agency Ui tle BANK OF montreal,
the 81 stephens Bauh, and railway depot are al gone"
Inc FOLLOW ing NHtiFCs are badly damaged: hallway
wI.If GiImuci's, Ela.ers, llIl d IOdds, Chipuais,
Elaul1 4 hcAiauI-'S; LOVcloy n Suith'~ ggl~ Htll.
aud several small sheds on Railway wharf. BIdHllfs
o. Aou,c- II nuubrr are all destroyed Insured.
United States Offices but he Royal Canadian, National,
St1daCuud, and tilLcus besides the North British ami
Mercantile and queen offices, had much at stake. IIe
definite amount cannot be stated yet.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

AZ The anuual eIccli0n yrstcrday for officers Of the
Mec milo Library Association The following were eect.
bTccnrs 200 DO 10 oa-r 60 Tor three vea,S mur p
with Fletcher Harrison Co.. john g. PqImer with
Geo II. PALMER Charles aEer Hul, with American Insti
John McCaulcl, "ih Health D.partmsat frtcuye
Committee seymour a. Euuc-, ArtutT W. sherman Ciarl,s
j. Patrick, VI. G. Borden George G. Lee and Harvey N
Woods. There no opposition
Al the election yesterday for members of the Board
Of pf ,t'fs OF tle EcH YORK Si 'rcm Railroad Company
IL, following titGtt chosen William "
ncius Vanderbilt william e.. Vanderbilt, William a. Wet
more, Augus. Sthc Abraham g. bays James IL Tanker
John Dutcher Joseph llIrkcr l.ober j. Niy~n hauncry
NJ. DelcW, William H. leOnLIL, ana samuel Bargrr II
stated the plcr ot u company that the cast
TIE usual ad unattended aiv Incl.
ui II TIA; the BOATi o. directors
would MOI rrauze probably unu the return OF William
Vanderbilt from Europe
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16
DEpAr1rrE OF THk RUSSIAN FLELE

The activity which has been displayed in
the past ten DAYS in boat. division, and eet drii. to-
ccthcr with the fact tha tho vessel, had taken in sup
plies Of provisions, live cattle, ANA coal this week nat
uy led 10 the belief that the fleet Was oon % depart
Rurnors were also crcuated that e commaudant of the
acct Admiral Boulahof, had received 0rders for the
n.et To leave NeW-York. The rum0rs have been rid
cu.d by the officers themselves and M some cases have
beeu denied officially. II l. authortatyey stated uat
the ,.t vii proceed to to-day and not return 10 New
York The officers Of the fleet express gnoranc" As 10
their destination aud acknowledge the probability OF
sailing under scaled orders. AZ the office Uf che Consul
General nothing could be learned on this point, although
Il wa. admitted that the fleet would leave the harbor
day and probably not return. The ship chambers and
other merchants have hHd ther b- against th, flee
nd by tho paymaster aud all other prcmiuaries
bror 10 going 20 have been arranged NOtice has
heu sent 10 the United states havhp MIME uf q @
intended departure Of hc Russian hcet aud the .lce
have been ordered watch the movements OF toe dret
and be IN tcadincs, TO uau the Yards ana nc salute
OF II .lns as the vessels pass The Battery.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16
Il RIyhR STEAMER sunk.

loss OF NISSle -IPPI GOAT, WITH ALL HER CARGO
-IIt PASSENGTBs SAVED.
NEW-ORLEANs. Nay 15.-The Baton Rouge
steamer sandy 10. . while on her trip down last nig gt
struck e log some five miles above here at about mid
might snd soon after begun sinking The alarm was AT
given and nc pas myers rushed TO the upper deck
Some saved themselves cotton bales while most Of
the women ana children were place. in the yawl and were
landed safely. Tue steamer buOyrd up by the cotton
h0atcd down the vjh the two feet deep In
the cabin when passing here, sklls went out 10 her
and took off the the passengers and crew. II Is
supposed thal three the latter lost Tn" boat
turned over aud now I"s bottom upward five miles
below mere she wen a. most OF the cargo consist
Bg Oi cotton seed sugar and some cattle will be Total
loss lne ponts paper, books money aud ycrythins
else iu the Office Ntlt down with her
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16

Mr. Barrow will lose about $4,000 his buildings Mrs
Murphys loss is about $1,000, MF Began ro.oOo, @ aa
also occupied az residences aud most OF tne Iam'nes
lost all or nearly all their furniture me oi,ONlng ulo
building and stock, 5000 IN the Fremchs insurance
Company of Newark MI. Began, insured or N-lOu, V
McIindei $3.50 IN the Humboldt OF Newark, sl,2Jo IN
YORK KoIh 81 600 on stock in the Germana Of Newark;
Mrs Murphy ~ 900 In the American OF Newark Rlce;
81 600 in tine Humboldt, 81 900 In the Germanla ana
900 i'm the Phcnix all Of Newark James Lee, sOAer
Of No steamer, Ovcrexertcd himself ard sat down 10
rest when he fell TO the ground lie was picked up IN
An unconscious condition and almost Immediately eN-
pTcd His death was the result Of heart disease ana
OvereXci ton. He married man ana resided NJ NO
So MadisUn-st, Newark.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16
GEN. GRANT 10 san TO-DAY

PHILADELPHIA, May 1j.-The arrangements
FOR the departure Of hr President for Europe az, COM
uet,d as follows: The cA President. IA charge Of tue
Committee Of the Councils. will embark from Cncs,ut
a. wharf az . a. ui on the steamer Twilight when viii
then prc,,d up the to Cramps -hipyari from
there down to the Guard Point elevators at the
f the ~.uu,l after leaving which se Will proceed %
to Sruc-tle whore tine transfer Of The cN-Pre.,ut 20
me Indiana WI take place Gen Grants fam in cae
of George " Chus Will embark iu the roNruur-,utt,r
liam ou 40 some uNeuirnt point and will be- utus-
feft,d 10 the Indiana 100 SevcA-ti"
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Eth drepne HOel-A ssociate-.Jnstice Ward hunt
NJ tbc n Supreme Court Senator Ambrose f. Burnshe
and Col VIM Goddard Rhode Island. and John A. tn,e1
Pensions. 90. UesiDinAer h"rt-H VIZ
ham Ioyd Garrison O Boston and Jerome ~ PaTmetr -,
Troy ssy Chancellor John V. l. Pruyh OF AlpauS
and Gen J0scph r. Hawey OF Hartford Hergod HDus'
law Cooke of Philadelphia. NeC York Hofct
Of Orleans, Gen Bradley L. Jphhson
Of Virginia VIM of Liverpool and Judge r. % UI o
Califoruia dIbeadrls HO'si-rhe Hon morton MchchNi
nj phiadeuhia 81 Nicholas HOfri-toy. B = fotts anu
Congressional Delegate Martin Msginns of MohtaHa @ a
Iieut Gov Francis b. Connect tlCut t..ts|
,te-Danie Robinson Vice President OF the Irov ana bo
ron PalToad COMPANY HsT0DOiU1H Hotei-Congfessinan
n kirke Hart Of ibon, y. " and j. Quinn oi ADaS''.
81 Uems HOhL-Pr0i. T. J. Backus OF Nas5ar COlege'
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16
EOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, May 15.-Salvos are stripping the
Dakota.
RoME, May 15.-The Archbishop of Philadel-
phia has arrived hc:e.
MONTREAL, May 15.-FOur of the Montreal
Trans sportation Companys hargsS, gran-lalen. went
ashore near Morrisburg this morilax The tug broke
her machinery and away The btrges ~ save herself
MONTREAL, May l5.-Lettcrs were received
here to-day by the relatives Of the pilgrims The latter
took advantage OF the passing OF the city Of Richmond
to communicate with their friends The pilgrims pect
t. arrive AT Queenstown about Friday.
Forolber Foreign Nelrs see FIRST Page.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16

ID DEMOVAL.
H. rIfE MPHrEwS HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE
Co rcmot cd thor Genera Depot from Rros -.
IUJ "a LrON 81. four ooors above AIN nst and R,,
br.u.h store from Broadway g. SCI BlDADaAY fb',s
shove l7th tl. wii.I may Jc found Clru 30 s
mrut or EVERYTHING rs HOMEOPATHY UowTo
PATIIIC BOOKS aud MEDICINE. HTNPUREyts 10
MEOPATUIC SPECIf1C-. Humphrcy. Veirri7,rv s1,t ~
fc- Humphreys witch Hazel ni aud Marvel = Heafpg
Isr.emi-r. Gen. Ill Dep.f. 100 FULTON sT. Dr.,.,
store. ,G2 BROADWAY. 81 door sroyo i7tist '-''a
CAFES FOR SALE-MARNIN, HERRING
lJani .l makers. safes bought BUSH & Co. 81, Dey.
STRUCTURE Impotence, and Diseases Of ths
) 6ezaauV- organs rstirAy snd speedily rnrst 90.
hours ~ =. HENHY =. DAFiHfs Y D. - lcSIartsps,
ZERO Refrigerator with cooler. Centennial
II award. send FOR bo'.. LESLEY 20 Wesi 2Sl.l
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16
THE ATLANTIC MUTUAL LIFE IEsUEANCE COM
PANY.

ALBANG, Y, L, Mdy ID'-JUucV " VHIDIVVh
today rendered decision in the Of the Atlantic
Mutual Lie Insurance Company in the matter of an aI-
picatOn for lie denies the application, say
ing that secretary OF the company having declared
its solvcncy and IFS ability to continue business,
animation III conformity with The requirements O The act
must be had. The examination OF Tue assets and funds
OF the company VIII be maze the judge announced
before him far ~ possible, and he viii t'-noIIOW
ate what aIan EcnenS IN the matter Will DC made