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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-03

Sc expiden passages de ida vueta vaiides por dos
meaes. 10 p dc rebaja los pasaler0s de cmara.
NINOS.
Los ninos de los pasaJeIos uue no tenRan amos
cump mplidUs lievados gr6tis. Los que tCngan .
amos cum plidcs hH-ta sin cumpF. paglritn pasa
ie. Los que tenEan amos cumplidos no leguen 4,
r. p2is:ritn \ u,eule: lie II at0s adelane pagan
pasa3e entero Tn caso DIS q una famlia ten.,a G
ninoS lnenur - de amos, de ellos solamene
ileSa gratis loo otros patsaraa a pasaje.
CRIADOS.
Los criados dc los p;.sJerOs pa4garan los viaics
trasa;4nticos, passage de entFapuente $50. Las cr.a
s pH..Irln ias ? del precIo del pasJe, segln La
toGoria tumadr por sus amos. 40 tlenen detccho d
rstnr los slioucs. sinu ei tempo rgurOsAmontt
neccssario para I'll seryiciu de amos.
iss9oinenttinos a los pa-alorOs lnscriban
nombTas J iussar Il dcIde van. Sus eluipaJcs.
aractrs intisib!os. - pHsaJes ~ piden hast.
una hord art.~ d~ a silidR de los yap0re>.
No So ailtt Iiuttr dos ,u@s l!- M sinsGda dn lu.
,.porss. Para mas ini0rmeS lirRltsc 4 "s Jons;f
'at3ITio
BoRpA CoAP
MayeA,0e2 Ia de Feurero de 1875.
NO{'A. Desdc el l. lie Julio de 1877 los
tletes y pasGleS por estos Sapofes serdu pa
gaderoS en- OTO americana d su eqliva
lente en- moneda corriente con el 5 p.3 de
premio.
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HOTEL Y BANOS
ola VIZCAINA." /"

FL acreditado hotel " La ViZcaipa," cuyo nofnbre
w Uniyefsalmente c1noeido ht pasado L In pro-
piedai de d. Manuel Rodriguez antique dueiIo dc
La Corun asa -
Eoputado como estil va desde mucho tempo esta
part ademas contamdQ con excelentes bafoS, Il la
alturl de los meiores de Europa por iemas esta en-
nucyamente las yentajas que 0frece su pro-
pieti,rio los que di2nen honrarie a>stiendo su
mesa Il ocupando suS numerosas hahitacones.
ENcelente serVici0. modcidad en- los precios, es-
pacusOs ventilad0S cuartOs, sobre todo un trato
una mesa esmeradisnoS. es Ia que brnda i los se-
n0rc5 hu5spcdes concurrentes 81 reformado hotel
In Vizcaina"
Puerto Rico. calle de San Justo ntirns lsy15
Nhre. 1s MANUEL RoDRrGuEZ
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RETA ssA.''
Se5IlaTo uiGjs 7ae;gs,tdl.

En- % 3i5 partcs, y a cuarta parte he los
preclos de Is. Los pasajeros DE- ~ csa han lie leyal
sarias.
Los pasajes pnetlen tomarse en- Ia Agencia hastt
una hora antcs Dc In s;tija del vur0r.
IEGLATERRA z FRANCIA.
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sEGUEDo vIASE MrNsUAL.
RCTA "B.''
LLEGADA. !SALTDA.

Cuan3o al mes anterior tenga 81 dias las llegadas
salidas seran un da altes en- el primer vaje men
sual. En- los meses de Julio. Octubre Diciembre q
yapor ingles lleEara este puerto en- los das sehaa
dos un dia despues.
Para comod:dad de los pasajeros el vapor de la
Isa llevarA un intSrprete.
LIsTA DE PBEoIos DE LOS PAsAJEs DE Is oLAsE
Primer uiG3s psass.aL Ntlfaero T.
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CONiE'ANEA KkEI&E
DE NAPORES CORRE0S lNGLESES.
sUBvESCIoNADA PoB EL GoBTERNo DE s. NIB

SrpicO eHte Santo Domingo Puerto Fata los P4e1'to>
de luerto- Rico. SG3.ils6iaS Europa ot,os pa;Ses
ITiNERARIO
PRIMER YIAIE MENsUAL.
RUTA .'A.,'
LLEHADA. SALIDA
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GUlIO LEGiPlNO DBL PERi

Io tenen de venta sos toneada pasando el, pedi-
do dc 10 sacos S55 torelada Humero hlsta 10
cos los Sobrinos dc E&quiagf
Puerto-R Rico nctubre 81 de 1877. Hta. &c mar.
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Ayiso a los senores embarcadores.

Las mercancias embarcadas por los vapores de la
nea arrba expresada que liegnep este puerto des.
IA este mes en- adelante. pagaran ei tse en- veg de
pesos Ia libra esterlina, al cambio oorrente de giro
en- lis fechas de las arribadas. Las que peguen q
S p% de cava en- del 10 p% senalado sobre aetes
en- general. H. II Oct'
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GOLEGI0 COLONIAL DE- GURilA9.
-
DEDICAD0 A La ENsENANZA PRIMARIA
YsECUEDARIA DEL BELLosEx0.


Este plantel queen los siete meses que cuen-
ia de eXstencia tiene asegurada perfectamen-
te su estabilidad baio la s6lida base de los re-
sutados 0btenidos hasta ell dia, esta amado
prestar a las familias de esta cudad, grandes
servicios Ell la educacion instruction de sus
hiias
En- ell Colegio Sc admiten alumnas interna,
y extemas.
Los precios por trimestres son los siguien-
tes:
INTERNAS.
En- las seceiones primaria Y secundaria. y
EXTERNAs.
En- los primeros conocimientos. - 6.
En- Ia seccion primaria. ..........~. 2.
En la secgnlaria. a.................... l440
Los primeros couocimientos comprenden: ell
atecedario esIahol f0lmacion de las silabas
p ineros rudimentos de lectura, escritura
contahililad.
La Instruction priInaria comprende: eetura
castelIana, escritura, Rudimentos de Gramati-
ca, Urbamdad Element0s de Geografia ifsica,
Cosmografia, primer os conocimientos ell uho
de los idi0mas ngles, frances d h0andes.
La ntruccion secundaria comprende: Gra-
matlca caSteana, arimetiea teorica practica,
IIistoria universal, Cosmografia, GeografIa
flsica ypolltica, Defamation idiomas frances,
ngles holandes
Ademas, hay una seccion consagrada La
b0res Y dhujo; Ocurrase por ell pr0grama y re-
glamento al agente u. Manuel NJ. Solo.
MAYAGtEZ T. REL DIRECTOR, jose R.
IIENRlQUEz hta. 10 jul
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IIBIl Dr. VAP0RES ISPlIDLIS
ENTIRE LIVERPOOL Y PUERTO RICO.

los yapores Pttesto-dicc captain Izlgnirre;
pDace espitan Portuondo : ifdgagdez captain orion
seguiran hacienda sus yalts como hAsla aGul,
salit. do do Liverpool 81 dia 40 cada mes
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p,,,ce eantan Portuondo Hdgagiez. captain Orion.
sepuiran hacienda sus WAGES como hststa aGul.
sale do do Liverpool 81 dia 20 do cada mes
IMpoRTANTE PARA Ell CoMFRCIo.
Ilamamos la atencion de los sres. Comerclantes
os siguientes
TIpoS REDUCID0s De F1.FTES.
Marcancias Sacos vacios. Pape
Parfumeria. Juguetes, Nelas
Cuchilleria. DrogaS slvareS e0I Ior tonela-
Jareia, Jabon. Vino, Ltcores " da tia paso d
esprituosos, Aguas mineri- =,
les yidrio de gentanaS. meulda
Quinealler1a alamore; s epoIe; no no, cpcion de
gas ferreterie, pintura. acel- NapoF
to- pailsiS para azGcir- r--..-J -
LoZa yidrieria cervesat..-t~ ooi.
Arroz hierro. calderos yicgones 4SI da de Drecio
ToGo el 10 pa de cdpd.
Maouinaria Il otras nlercancias segun cenvenio.
Les fetes seran plgaderos ass la {.
Por cantidades de consideration. de no menos de
oso toneiadas de carg, por un solo Vapor. So nara
c"nyanio especial con los sehores que les compro-
metan. g. ( <,o1a;. 90 80 4 :
sirinir q los Sres. White Forman Ga, 81 James
Street Liverpool: los AGentes Sres Latimer J q
San Juan p Z. Sres Llauri. Borda y q Mayag0eZ;y
Sres Wieehers y c.. Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-03

Is CkAAKA. "a CAMARA soBRE CUBIEl.rA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-12
LEWIS COUNTY oPrIcIAI.


EIIton InteIlISeuerr; ltsa
The returns from all the precincts Of the
county arc in. Wilson'S majority over
Hubbard is 34C a Republican gain OF %
votes over The vote for Scott in 70. The
Republican G~recnbacEers were sold out,
body and soul, by the Democrats, who
promised TO vote for BaSsell, but rs a mat
ter Of course they failed to perform their
share Of the contract. But for this mis-
iortupe Hubbard would have carried the
county. As il is, the Union men who fell
into the error OF supposing that the Dem.
ocrats intended to net fairly, are now
chewing the bitter cud OF reflection.
However, they have learned q lesson
which will lat.
The election for county officers was q
complete victory for the Republicans. We
had no candidate in the field except for
Clerk OF the County Court and him We elect
By majority OF 247. We united on the
best men and defeated every nomination
made BY the Democrats. The following
is q summary ottbe fortunate men:
E. J. O'Brion, Tor the State Senate, 10Th
District, beats Vim. Ewing in this district
9G5 votes in this county. 0'Brien is q sort
OF flush money" Democrat Ewing the
Confederate nominee.
George j. Arnold, independent Demo.
Graf, beats Blackwell Jackson, the Demo
cratic nominee forthe House OF Delegates,
by the overwhelming majority OF SraI
hundred aud ireTty,Sir votes.
Nm. G. Harrison, independent Demo
crat, beats John Kieans, the Democratic
nominee for Clerk Of the Circuit Court,
and five other aspirants, lis votes.
Jesse Wooiter, straight-out Republican,
beat John Morrow, Democratic nominee
for Clerk OF the County Court, 2i7 votes.
Two Justices were to be elected to fill
vacancies, both Of those now holding the
Offices being Democrats. The Republicans
get one and the Confeds the other.
Will write you fully tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-12

BELLAIRE LOCALS The concert for the
benefit OF the poor, given at Zilch's Hall on
Thursday night, was a success in every re-
speCt, the amount taken in being S9T Is.
The order was especially good, and all
seemed TO be inspired by the noblencss Of
the cause for which the concert had been
given.
Miss Meme Hes fell through the trap.
door on the back part OF the stage, at the
above named hall, almost down the stair
way leading into the room below, but for.
tunately was not injured. Her presence
OF mind is commcndable, in that she went
on with her playing with such little inter
ruption that but few in the audience were
ware OF the accident.
Mr.. Zilch is 10 be commended for his
interest, manifested by letting the hall free
OF charge. The money was turned over to
the Treasurer, Gen. L. K. Cowen, which,
after the needy shall have been sought out
by the Quantities to be appointed, will
he judic!ously distributed. The other otli'
ccrs are: Chairman, J. ]. Powell; Secre.
tary, Dan. Theobald. The committee will
arrange for u repetition at an early day.
Bellaire and its Gas Company can't agree
on the price OF gas. The Council mel on
Wednesday evening and some were in
favor OF a reconsideration but nobody
would make n motion. The consequence
was an adjournment
Daniel Westlake has removed with his
family to Sistersville, W. Va.
The directors OF the B. & S. W. T. T.
organized on Wednesday evening by elect.
;nn < : Nf,nuar nf Wnn1sNaI1 proSi
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number from seven to five, was taken up.
A substitute was offered to iRcroaN nom
seven t0S districts. This matter gave rise
to considerable discussion, in which Pres
ident Thompson, Dr.. Prcttyman and oth-
crs participated.
new church, which takes the place Of
the one destroyed By fire some three or
four years ago. Next to the tine church
on Four street in your city, It is. doubtless
the best house OF worship in the Confer
ence. Parkersburg is well supplied with
elegant churches and other public build
inns. Il,
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ruI pAILY WAGES MAnREr.
Condition o rLabor In Chicaso+A Visit I
Several Large establishments.

''"a, sssara, Iapes HssaslIssment..
Ch.sasO TfSuav Of The 10Th Hls aBr
For several years Iastthe peOpleAof this
country haye7felt the pressare,ot hard
times and the sttpsency Of Ole money
market. There has been perpetual wall
going up from the laboring classes espee-
is,,v whoraTeK en ebm~blaiainr.notonlS
r., aG,Ja ~, q, ,Iast thmnttba.+hey
'''"' t'c! Spu'u nV' sss -:
could not obtain adequate pay fortl.
work when employed. A great deal OF
,,,L b,s hocr wastsd Z 4 the destitution
~ ,ordar.
oil these supposeu menS ~
hearted phiianthropists, and many ways
have been proposed to ameiorate their sad
condition. II might be supposed, from the
cry of distress that IS always1oating in the
,;r aud i,or the nnmerouslabor meetings
-" AZ" ~ mL;oaaa ,bo, ,horo
anu occasional riVIs ~
wa'a grand army OF starving, rugged peo'
rle ON our streets, anxious and willing TO
al nanbyitiTS Tor fbcir
"o'A' o"' u'"' rs ~" r..t,.a ~
honest hands 10 no. ZOE ue PHlpS'
learning something OF tho true state OF the
ca.c. n TIribue reportcr was yesterday dis
S,-Iig ,slI.oI 6rSii Sbnemnlav
P"'V"e" ""''U ~ ''.M.s hi;IoI
many workmcn. Inc ln~vcSt'g"''o" i"'e'
10 disclose the ravages Of perjury to any
alarming extent 1.-THE clamoff for employ.
m".,"s. ~, "s ,roo, MS MIGHT have been
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
Elm Grove Property.

By rirtu. Of a Desi Of Tru., mad. al ,n
Frederick Hertsta and vile 10 The uo4snt.vJ !
tse, aaLea nay sOth' Isrl, and Q. '5OdiA H. C,,F,
psed q Trust Book No :, pasa 10, IL nj n !
-"At -
MONDAY, the 4sA day Of Norsa..r,i ,
Commencing at 10 O'clock 4. u vii ups.lL ,.-.
Al the irUut door Il the Cou1 Hoass DO
the following dhcnbrd real tslats, mi, !. ~
Of that certain piece or pirul q Ind Irf,-,sflA
situate in aid Ohio county, At p int insISnbt
Grove, and between the SaliouIi RaII,4 NJ.
Creek, bdnHA part Of Lot No II Of he
Said lot measures S1feetin front and tI.sei, -
equal width TO the cFtek. Ind =, the -. -
hrretoiOra conveyed 10 the saii uefl.; b. us1
fenblne and vile by deeddlted MAJ siA,lsI n
Is a dwelling hOuss and other iaPv'rltsu E,ss
property.
Tile believed to b perfect, b., VliI rrS.1
will only convey such Title u II tsisdts sSrsi
Deed Of Trust
TERNs OF SAtE-CaAh.
W. H. HALLEE, Aue,ion4rr.
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SATURDAY, tA, III llY d Oadba,l.

Commencing At 10 C'elO:k AZ, the following T.
ecrbed property, that & TO say: los hgHL-rVd ~
hundred a1d 6ify-iDuT and tTo hunirsi Ibl Gly.a1,
10 E0fT and ChaP!iBe', addition To The diy 4 WGN-
ing, Ohio county, Vet Virginia, ali 10 lytaS ~ u.
south side Of Wheeling Crtk, together MIA Il "
appurteuauorS thereto btlfnEins.
AtSo the following described tieee o. Idnrl 4 hnA
sitnated 90 the tAnk u Wheeling Cret, ia IL az
Of wheeling Hiouajd, bounded - flLs,: Ca,
mencing A. ! ps4ni 90 CrSCnt stree, Uls kIS4Nd
and twenty (isUi let east o. the csh sdt 4 FL
street; thence running easluIFuly AhVt 10 Id
more or les, 10 ! twenty go ieyI ale! 'assisS tra
Crescent street 10 The creek, tAenct DoThEHtlT hea
said Crseent street 10 the Tsttn q tells; GEf
thence along the meanien Of aid dyt 10 IL ~
line Of lot numbeFei Two hunirt1 and tiy.str ~;
thence EpuihEaniIy With Md line to Crestbi I'D
TO the place Of beginning. thEetbsF ui'h Al tbs Nh.
itamehLs and I~ppurteninees u sd hu VI sst T.
longing.
seling Is Trustee, ! viii conVsy 0nly he tkkVsd
IN me By aid ded u trust.
TRINs OF S~LLE-0Dethi1 eaSh, tbt hhs1 h
two equal IusialImsnts At AZ AID Sibs nosAs en-
deneed by notes barring Interest .nu Day dHk,aA
tito 70 be retained until payment 10 ill.
WILLIAM J. ". 0WpN,
eis 1rSs
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Grastssa' Salsz.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A
Desirable Residence on 18th S,,..

b, virtue q a Deed Of Tru,, md. /,
and Rachel y bis Siie, to the qaI.T. LAF
dated June l$ih, ls1t, aud Il ~ oJ a, IEs:S,
the COuntv Court d UhiS OOlbt, u, - 'etl
iced o. Trust BOX No. . P4ss, IS All " i,tS q
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER : ~ ~"
commencing At 10 o'eIock a Il. u.l u ,,,u.
Althe trontdo9r Of the Coun Hous, n GG,a, i9bs
the following described real rts,s Il, I'D tossiI,
ihity5ars C%3 10 Gnhan'i GIdi;ss l. e'sled
Ensei,ns' shS esi9; ,itua;- 90 IL, ps,t KS
eIly EGoSn a. Filth and stIth sr,v:s ia IN.
Wheeling, West Va. e~1eeEIias a. ErH 4
inches Of the vest ode Of aid hi "' AL ";
There Is erected 90 that tS-ii d,ut.
house and all Necessary cuthaildipr @''1 ''tlat
Title heleTed to be perfect. but sB,,,
Deed Of Trust. Et ali
Terms OF sALE.-TSoT houga5d T,,t.
lars cash on day Of ule. blllHc- /, r., = LTfIp Y
nsns At aix and IEei'e mouths, daurri I., ,sl-
2 Se secured b! nssd .! Ira,' % the F.yg,:T NJ
sp9l-s6Dr3 }, V J. IuDGLPS r.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
Acme Mower CompaHy's Works,
KNOWN AS THE OLD MACHINE saoe.

BY virtue Of 4 DEED o! Traa nl. w Ean-I
Hobbs, senior, and AabtlA, hs vie. yhA v, ri
. sallle A., bis uiie. and Jane, IasrIsI yhIs
bic, his wife, to the undeniEpel Trustee, ta'r4 Jis,.'
AIRY eth, ls11, and recOrd~d 10 Ibe oAtt 4 he rIsk
Of the County Court d Oh6 o,uEiy, Act VirdsiI
In Died Of Trust Book No. S Page ~, | VII MS
The tr3nt dSnr o. the Cur AOut Il Ohh @tstl,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-12

MESpEL-SWEENEY.-on Tuesday evening. De-
thber S, 1888. At the residence Of the brides parents
by Rev. J. 7. Nc lure. Mr., CHARTS l. MESDEL and
Mis- FASSIE ", daughter Of capt. 7. { Sweeney.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-12
WEST VIRGINIA NJ. E. CONFERENCE

AhhhhSblhS wv w. 4''''
Editor r%nteltsencer:
The West Virginia Conference ottheM
E. Church commenced its SD annual ses.
sion in this place alto o'clock this morning,
Bishop Harris presiding. The Sacrament
OF the Lords Supper was celebrated in the
opening religious devotions, Bishop liar
MS, assisted by the Presiding Elders, con.
Quoting ~thesolemn service.
The Secretary Of the last Conference
called the roll, and l0+members responded
to the call. 1rH a't
III CLARK, Secretary OF the Conference
for several years, but now q Presiding
Elder, and G. c. wilding, Of Wheeling,
were placed in nomination for Secretary.
Rev. Winding declined the honor OF a
nomination, but was elected and then
authorized to appoint his assistants.
DR.. Rust, Secretary Of the Freedmen's
Aid Society, being present, and having to
leave to-day, was Introduced and address.
ed the Conference in an earnest and effect
i've speech In behalf of the Freedmen.
DR.. Hopkins, Of the Western Book Con-
Germ, and also Or. Homer, OF the Pitts
bargh Depository, were introduced.
&c. E. Manchester, W. u. Rhcldafer, S.
b. d. Prickett and'J. Engie were IN
nonnced as me assistant secretat,es'
Inc following stanulng committees were
appointed, VIZ;
On Pubic Morship:3the pastor ol me
ParEersburE church' ana the ifesluihs Ill
der OF the district.
stsw9rds-f' =; ". ford' u; Il: n: Dix'
w. =; Loomls =. SnnM'
w H. GorTicc and~I1iPPe;t Min
lsters. ~. III, McI1I!och'
G. ]. Staley, E. T. Moore and A. Work
man SiAyrner: nj, =,
Necessli9ns SasesTT4hc poafu OF Sew
ards:s: 'U",nSn -
Misslons-Ihe fTesldlng Ei9erS.
Education%-Aa r. Riley, w. K. White
J. W. Roger, =: h. MANCHESTER, E' W.
Ryan, 9. G!Scnaier, 'Tk; thompson;
Sunday SCHOOLS. >: DGiiEer' 7; var
man, 9; 4: lakin. Ed. W. King j. Lee
b. lsor, w. y. klhetdeier;
Periodicals-F NJ; Hughs, WV, Rider,
L L stewart - Sra%t95d \: L. Bum
gardner, 4; =: Q '. II. ISn"ay;
TraSts-H. Z. Mestwood, Z: W. Grlthth'
E. Williams, J.. +: Wassonr c +. lite,
RI 5: WEIGH, K Meese.
Bible CaqseIt. d; >, hing, W; \.
Cheuvront, 5. hing, w. Z. Kipp.ey, J.F.
snodgrass, =. 8. Wilson, w, ID. Young:
Temperance CIV; Wristen, l." II. Jor-
don, NJ: McNeel, W. w: Kelley, w. T.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


"ThAlelphlA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS train only runs
bttEcen Wheeling end Thadelphi9.
tually except Sunday-SeEark Accommodation
.StcUbenVIlle AoCOmnodatiOn.-TbtS train during
the day passes backward aud forward between Mar.
tbs Ferry and BtlIAire, stopping when required Al
sherman IIOuse, .EtuaVne, West Wheeling and
Gravel Hill
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MONDAY, the oh day Of S-P,s@S1, 81
beginning At 10 o'clotl, 4, " At PabLs Is-;ts %,
highest and bat bidder, the Irst ~ Pt7a
lying and beIng situated Va the SlIeH .! u.A ~
Ing creek, 10 Ohio county, In The sH;soiNT ia
bounded and described Is hlbEt; Enil- ~
stAks near an Ein stump oDmrf " Sehtz3l|h,
and With his line S So W R0ple 70 i'it. NfsdS
CaihArne Inerd; tbenCe With hcr ll5ss 80
poles 70 two sugar trte corner 70 aid
and Joseph Potter thence With PGtsi atS go:
E ia pOles 10 4 sUg1r tree coTusf TO stna AtI.g'
theneeS. ~, ". i4 poles to 'bs b~FiasitE HSI
ing 1855 Aeres, being the amt pf9PEIy coz
eonyeytd By Moss Ray TO GFo. r CsH'eI I! y.
o. trIa d1ted April 9Th, ISIS, and rWSfsN ~
the publIc land rtconis Of said olul;!.
TINS OF SALE-Onr-thiH 81 The psNat
Or saeh further sum Is the pSrhlsT "a, oeiEE
in hand, the residue 10 tHO equal lh';aLatae "a
Die respectively In one and iHo var ire ~ 81
ale, With interest from that day The
log his bond With approved T-TS'aal SesTi! -
al the deferred Inst1llmenlA, AID the ua
EerJed TIL the whole d the purrhA$ B3itS
sp.tAI CvEss.sH'
urr~ ,,..,,,.., EiiAN
The above ale l. adjourned Eaiil
beF IL Isfs, al the Sme hour std PIG ,rrrr
..,AA,v spcsiL GfzEhsbsS'
AHA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-12
ELM GROVE RAILROAD.
CRIsTADoRo'S HAIR DYE.

\ vegetable preparation, harmless IS water, WhIeh Ia
ave minutes TRANSFORMS GRAY HAIR, or hair
Of any unpleasant hue, TO glorious black or snehan,-
ins hFOun. Ualqae in Its composition and lutaluble
In It's result% 1t has achieved popularity With beih
sexes, With every class d SOelety add 10 all partsd
theTGid. NanuiactuEd By J. cRlSTADolo, HO.@
william 81, New York. sold By ali Druggists Ap-
piled By al Hair Dressn nieSd4U
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-12
Gunst Sales.
DINE FARM FOR SALE
In the County Court d chh cOaasy.
NIndce curen !,

In pusuanee Of the authority r-td "a -ttyiIE
cree catered by aid Court In 'he LtOys ats
on April 18th, ISIS, l will SeIl Al The tDs; doFeA
residence Of Moss Ray, on Tie PREMISE AsSsJEE
issed o Be sold, on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-12

Having rureA.seA the s.ctk q ny AZ Plftp5
the ArmefJ. II. StllHIn 4 70 hf- ahC"n
.rnSp~tiuIly solrii the LlSfzl PaiOa'Fr h"
stOuVd % that ara r unyFIH.
!ylS --
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-12
NEW AnYERTlsEMENIs.

wv ANTED- SITUATION BY A
w Young GcTmAHOi rOpi address who has eK.
prriencc asa ISok aud St0Trkeeper, and WTltc 4 eOOd
band. Addrtas II. NJ, this office. OeiOs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-12

DR.. Wheeler, Of the Pittsburgh Admoa1;
DR.. Hurst, ofDrew Seminary;Dr Dr.. De Has,
DR.. Young, Dr.. Warner. Dr.. Clark, Revs.
Carter, Origin, Lee, GOddis and Long,
Agent Of the Bible Society, were introdue.
ed TO the Conference.
The usual exhibits Of the book concern
were presented and referred.
Aresoluion, held over from last year,
the consideration Of the Pre-.
Elders districts, 50 a. 70 reduce the
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-07-31
NEw YORK.

New York, July 30.-The stock mar
ket this morning was characterized by con-
siderable activity and excitement. In early
dealings there was a break of to 4 per
cent as compared with the closing quota.
tons yesterday. but subsequently re-
covery Of to % per cent took place. The
leading features were St. Paul, North
western, Lake Shore aud Western Union.
The Stock Exchange was the scene of a
renewed excitement again to-day, and the
lowest point OF the season was touched.
There was decline of J to per cent as
compared with the closing figures yester-
day, and temporarily the market was
greatly demoraliz d. The untavorable re-
ports about crops from the west, the morn
ing telegrams about cloudy and rainy
weather, and the vague rumors afoat of
qnarrels among operators. had tendency
to depress prices particularly for granger
shares, which suffered the most. Toward
the close share speculation was stronger
AID higher, with sharp advance in
prices.