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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-28

EEIbncFA epAupAuAA AAEAuVECs uC VT
leans-Atenoion- Los miembros de In espresada
compania SO reuniran el DOMINGO, 80 q Ia 8
de la manana en- su Quartet, de gala y uniforme,
con el Objeto de efectuar un paseo militar.
Los miembros honorartos que deseen homo
rarnos con gu presencia participant al paseo
militar. uuedan respec uosamente 1nvitados q
la misma bora, o Ia una de la tarde que saldra
la compania de su Quartet, con destination al
picnic que tendra luRar on el Magnolia Garden,
Por orden del CAPTAIN JOSE LLADo.
Eel Sargento Primero.
ices MIGUEL PINEDA,
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GRAND ISLE HOTEL.
SITUATED ON tue GULF OF MEXICO.
THE MOST DELIGHTFUL SURF BATHING
IN THE SOUTH.
NOTED FOR ITS HEALTW~REsTORrNG
QUALITY.

T1HE HOTEL HAS BEEN ENTIRELY RENO
to the former hotel buildings, and entirely re-
furnished In elegant style. A new railroad AMI
cars have been built. connecting tbs h05ei wtsa9
the steamboat wharf and tho beach. and adaf@
ttonal bath houses built. The roads have begks
thoroughly repaired. Good facilities for fish
ing, bathing and game.
For further particulars apply 10 @. STR0EEIz
No. 40 South Peters street, near Poydras.
mY17 am
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Headauar.ers twelfth ward Central

HeadquRraers Twelfth ward Central
Democratic. Conservative Club The voters Of
this ward are hereby notified that the polls will
ton streets on SATURDAY. June 20. from the
hours Of q. ~. to 1880 D. m. for the election Of
officers Of the Central Club and members Of the
Parish Committee
BY order Of J. T. AYCocK, President.
je2s 2t* 8. f. PARMELEE, Secretary.
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state National WRnk, Fiscal Agent. state
OF Louisiana. New Orleans. June 90 1s7S-Notice
is hereby given that the July 1878 Coupons on
the Consolidated Bonds of the State Of Louisiana
will be cashed on and after MONDAY, July l.,
Bank of New YORK, N b. A., in New York
SAM'L II. KENNEDY, President
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O'ahauEhnessy Guards, First Ward, At
tention There will! be q meeting Of this organ
iZation at 80 o. M THIS FRIDAY, June 2S at
the Wigwam, on Religious street. between
Celeste and st. James. A full attendance re-
quested. Business important.
By order of the president.
je28 1t" JOHN FITZGERALD, Secretary.
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CO LEWIS. Secretary.
New Orleans WaterwOrkS Company

Office No. At Camp street-Notica is hereby
given that the ANNUAL ELECTION FOR FOUR
DIRECTORS of the New Orleans Waterworks
Oompeny will be held at this office on MON
DAY, July L, 1873. between the hours of II
o'clock a. m. and D. m.
ALEX. BONNEVAL, Secretary.
New Orleans. June Is, 1878. ie19 I'd
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once of New Orleans CITY Railroad

Company. No. 1914 Canal street. New Orleans,
reetors, held on the twelfth instant. u dividend
of THREE DOLLARS rer share was declared
payable to the stockholders on or after MON
DAY. July 8, 1873. All transfers IF stock for t.
days previous to that date must be ex-divi-
dend.
je22tiyS @. LEWIS. Secretary.
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New Orleans, .guns TO, 1s7s-We, the
undersigned citizens and residents Of the Third
Ward. do most eheerfully indorse the selection
Of Mr.. Thomas Wizard for president Of the
Third Ward Central Club.
We believe the election Of Mr. Wizard will do
ssn..nh n hnrrnnnIza existing differences in the
full, free and honest election In the selection OF
representatives to the nominating convention.
We therefore earnestly urge upon oil our
artisan. the clerk and In fact all caBses-to give
an enthusiastic support to Mr.. Thomas Ward
r president of the Third Ward Central Demo-
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New Orleans National Bank. New Or

Of directors held this day dividend of FOUR
PER CENT was declared, payable on and after
Monday. July l. 1878, to all stockholders who
have paid the assessment called for June g.,
1874. VIM. PALFRE4, Cashier.
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

Voters Of the Thirteenth ward, alter"
tlen IAN election for officers Of ting Thlrteenth
Ward Central Democratic md Conservative
Club and, members q tho Parish Committee.
between Bordeaux and Lyon, SATURDAY.
twenty-pinth instant, between the hours OF d.
m. and ., m.
BY direction OF the Club. -,,x.,.
legs 2t* u. L. BOWER, President.
Headquarters sixth Ward Central Dem.
ocratlc and Conservative Olub-The voters OF
this ward are notified that the polls will pc
opened ut the corner Of Charities and Barracks
streets on SATURDAY, June 40. 1878. between
the hours OF 6 n. m. and 8 .. m.
BY order Of the President. -
je2S at JAO VOLLRATH, Secretary.
Headaunrters Fourteenth Ward Central
Democrat tic conservative Club The voters o.
said ward are hereby notified that u poll will be
opened at the corner Of Arabeln and Tchoupi-
toulas streets on SATURDAY, June 30, 1878, DO"
tween tho hours of q. m. and .. m.
JudRe-M. Cooney.
CommissIonerB-J Ellwood. George 3. Kouns
I. II. Elliott, George II. Roth. r1,xu,..,,
j. II. FERGUSON,
President Fourteenth Ward Central Club
je2B at
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June q, 187s.-At meeting of the Board of Di,
rectors, held this day. J. B. CAM0RS. Esq. was
unanimously appointed President. in place Of
ie23 IT EDGAR HINCKS, Cashier
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MONTROSS AND SHADY GROVE,
BILOXI, MISSISSIPPI,
Now Open For the Reception OF Guests

vTyHE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEASURE
l. In announcing to his friends and tho
travelling public generally, that he Ia able thig
tionai accommodations to his many patrons.
Having leased the SHADY GROVE HOTEL for
q term of years, will keep same La connection
have been thoroughly renovated and refit1sz.
situated directly on the beach, affordlng q ftne
view OF the Gulf of Mexico, and Offering boat-
ing, bathing and fishing Of the finest deserip~
ton. No expense will be spared 70 make Ga6
Montross and Shady Grove Hotels hrst~clase TN
every respect. Terms reasonable. Special
Rates to Families and Permanent Guests.
Meals to Excurslonists 81, with privilege 0f
lighthouses free Of charge, Address
r, j. MOETROSSs Proprietor
or f. Fl, FARQUAR,
nny6lm p. O. Boz 1877, New Orleans.
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NOtice-CautiOn-AIlP Persons are hereby
notified that from this date, June %. 1878, no
debts against the steamer WILD GAZELLE
will be paid except contracted ON the written
authority of
ie29 If r.. COTHELI, Owner.
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John W. Hastings.
M. q. Leeney,
John NJ. Daubert,
J. b. Lay ielle,
Thos. Moran.
!, A. Roeemeyer.
/, Paul Faucon,
q. II. Hall.
John Knopf.
A. Lumis.
Charles McCabe,
Leigh Watkins,
. Thomas Manning.
Geo. o. Lee.
VIM. n. l,orey.
:. Robert Henley,
+. M. Joy,
:, w. O. Raymond.
Chas. Spitz.
Nicholas Theodore,
Thos. j. Maher,
II. John Hes5ian,
i, NJ, Foley.
Vim. Bivon,
Anthony McHale,
gOlln COSL6llO.
Il. Burke,
r. GOidsteln,
II. McCloughry,
David Close.
Geo. +. MeCase.
!, JOE. Kimmich,
Pat Kennedy.
Ed, Kennedy,
John Conway.
A. II. Crisps,
!, J. II. Levy,
John Foley.
II. Marks,
A. Wizard,
Thos. Taylor,
In. John T. Gibbons.
J. Ole.
e. Adder,
+. J. Churchill,
'fhos. EaRan.
John Chalk,
Luke Dillon.
Geo. W. Flynne.
John y. Flynne,
II. j. Slubblefleld,
r J. McMullen,
M. A. Estin,
Sam Levy,
Andrew Mickey,
/, M. A. Rogers,
Eugene Krost.
9rs. je2t
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

Headquarters vauary Rifles, Rev Orr
leans, June %, 1873 Officers and members of
this command are hereby notified to assemble.
in full dress uniform at St. Patrick's Hall, at
$3.50 y. m. THIS DAY, to act as Reception Com
mittee. BY order:
iegS IT A. E. MORpHY. CAPTAIN,
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w five rooms, in the Fourth District. Rent
must not be over $16 per month. Address G. W.
B. Demo crat Office, my24 II
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second ward Central CIub-A meeting
Of the above club will be held ut No. 121 1T.
Joseph street. at o'clock FRIDAY EVENING.
June 49, for the purpose Of appointing tho Com
place. II. II. DIAMOND,
1928 President.
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OFFICIAL POLLS.
Poll No. comprises from No. to 500.
Poll No. comprises from sol upwnrds.
H. J, RIVBT,
President Fifth Ward Central Club
OHAs. l., MARTIN. Secretary. ie27 BIZ
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NTTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL. A
w situation to DO hopsswork and assist ao IN !,
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HELP wANTEB-FEMALEs.
HELP WANTED-MALEs.

WANTED - A FEW FARM LABORERS-
w Wages st2 per month and rations. They
must be good plow and hoe hands: two or three
with small families, and handy with tools
would be accepted. Box 2776. Postofflce.
ia1p
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WTANTED-A SITUATION TO DO HOUSE.
w work. by a respectable girl. Address j
b. this office ip2s 81
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LoLrTICAL NOTICES.

meadquarters Fifth ward Central Dem.
ocratio. Conservative Club-The voters Of this
ward are notified rat the polls will be opened
ut the corner Of st. Ann and Rampart streets. OF
SATURDAY, June 20, between the hours o
o, m, and u. m,
THOS. j. BUCKLEY, Judge.
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Third Ward Central club of the DemO-
cratic and Conservative party will please take
notice that the polls will be opened from 8
Of Rampant and Gravier streets. TURDAY.
June 20. 1878. M. F1NNERTY, President.
TERRY REILLEY. Secretary. je28 1T
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NXyANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w woman. u situation to cook. wash and
rocommended Address Il. e.. this office.
je29 3t
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w girl, situation as nurse. Can come we'll
recommended. Address q. j.. this Office.
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HOUSES WANTED.

WANTED GOOD PAYING TENANT
walking distance Of tho business portion Of
Canal street by the first OF September next
Rent must be- moderate. Address j. D.. this
office. 1926 tG
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WTANTED-BY TWO YOUNG GIRLS, SIT
w tions to do housework or dining room
work are willing TO assist In anything no OBJ
sction TO leave the city. Apply at No. l0s
Gaiennie between Constance and Magazine
streets. je27 81
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEpALEs.
Cocks. Nurses. CRamrmDsFurI

VTyANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
w girl, situation to do housework and
nurse for small family. Address M. o.. this
office. je26 BIT
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WANTE6DBY, REs p CdaE T. WHJTE
family. Can give the best references. Address
2 2 O. this Office. ie2G 3t
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WANTED - BY A WHITE WOMAN, A
w situation TO cook; would be willing to
cook. wash and Iron for q small family. Good
office ip26 st
The Morning herald., 1878-03-02

ries already agreed upon. In these pre-
liminaries it is noteworthy that not a word
is said in favor of Greece. OF course we
do not look for final settlement OF these
Eastern difficulties without congress OF
the Powers. It is scarcely conceivable
that in that congress the claims CT Greece,the
claims of the Hellenic people will not be
considered. The Greeks Of the Kingdsm
have heard the cries of their oppressed
brethren in Macedonia, iu Thessaly, in the
Epirus, and have crossed overthe frontiers
and gone over to help them. VIII the
world look coolly on and allow the Turk
to crush out this rising spirit--this love of
Justice, which, at the present moment,
makes one heart and soul of the entire
Greek people, whether on heislands or on
the mainland, whether in the Kingdom or
without. In the now necessary rearrange-
ment of territory, in the rectification of
boundary, let us hope that the claims of
Greece will not be ignored. There can be
no final settlement Of the Eastern question
until justice is done TO Greece, and justice
to Greece means such an extension to her
territory that it shall include all the coun-
tries in which the Greek race is still pre-
dominant. Such an arrangement will at
least add to the little Kingdom Macedonia
Thessaly and the Epirus, with the islands
of Gambia and Cyprus. |
With such an accession of territory, we
might hope to fnd tae glorious name of
Greece, again looming up 10 fame and re-
nown. The race is there, the imperishable
soul Of nationality still animates the hearts
af the men Of Macedonia, Thessa'y, Att
lea and the dwellers in the land conse-
Grated to freedom by the Spartan Leon
dias. The voice of united Christendom
ought to 60 out in favor of Greece.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-02

Conducted by r. .. ard W ]. Y0UMANs.
Cvnta ming the Lea, thoughts of the most
tvanced minds III this and other
countries; Illus rated when neces-
sary to furiheI convey lnelr ideas.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-02

cit seems as If should cough my head
of" is sometimes the impatient eXclama-
tion of sufferer from severe Cough.
Quell the parexysms with Hale's Honey OF
Horenound and Tar. The relief Is imme-
diate AMI the cure certain. Bold by all
Druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-02

CrOaking Is not confined to the frog
ponds. At this season almost everybody is
hoarse. The bleating of distressed lungs is
everywhere. Why Is this, when Hale's
Honey of Horehound and Tar will cure
any cough, Geld or hoarseness in 49 hours
Sold by all Druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute,
The Morning herald., 1878-03-02

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rne Mornins Herald

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-08
New York.

NEW YORK, May 7.-Cotton Dull at
10a<al0Nc. F1our-Dull and heavy; super.
fine western and State 81 15a4 70, common
to good 81 7oa5 Is, white wheat extra 81 Is
az so, good to choice IS 05a5 IS, fancy
SO 65a7 rs, extra Ohio "a 0Sa6 %, ct. Louis
81 S5a7 rs, Minnesota patent process SO 75a
s so. Wheat-Moderate export and fair
speculative limited milling inquiry; un.
graded red winter 81 2s,z, No. 2 spring
Chicago 81 22a1 224, No. 2 Milwaukee and
No. 2 Northwestern 81 "a, No. 2 red winter
81 SEAL So, No. 1 white 81 40, No. 2 amber
81 80. Rye-Quiet; western 72a7Sc. Bar.
ley-Quiet and unchanged. Malt-Dull
and unchanged. Corn-Unsettled; No.
at 52a54c, white western at 54a56c, steam
mixed 40 jfa501<c. Oats-Unchanged. Hay
and Hops-Unchanged. Cofiee-Quiet and
steady. Rice-Firm. Sugar-Firm at OK
a7c, refined active. Molasses-Quiet and
nominal Whisky--Quiet at 81 051lal 0G.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-08

AN IMposroR.-A fellow claiming 10
be a tanner from Chillicothe, Ohio, and
representing himself as being in desti-
tute circumstances, called ut Hoff-
manns tsnnery on Monday morning and
SO worked upon the sympathies Of the
workmen that they raised purse Of So
or s. for his benefit. Later In the day
the stranger got in his work on the boys
at the Belmont Mill, where he stated that
he was a boiler, and succeeded in raising
another Stake" Later in the evening
the adventurous Chillicothiau turned up
"smiling" at Gilligan's liquor store, in
Centre Wheeling, spending his money
like prince, and even refusing to accept
change for his money from the barkeeper.
He told Gilligan that he was in the liquor
business himself, and that he was an uncle
Of our worthy citizen, Mr.. Simon Hork.
heimer. As the rascally impostor was
not observed about town yesterday it Is
likely he has departed for fresh fields and
pastures new.
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Brief Mention.

TIE fishing season Is now afits height.
ONE commitment to the city prison yes
terday.
cousch will meet again on Friday
evening.
THE weather clerk is warming up to
his work sgain.
THE gambling cases sill hang Gre 10
the Circuit Court.
TIE Clerk Of the County Court Issued
two marriage licenses yesIerday.
HEAyEY & FREEsE sold ten shares Of
Bellalre Mill stock at 500 so per shars
yesterday.
aTHE Old Exchange" on llth street,
will be formally reopened tonight, by
Billy Heuser.
A WEDDING Is to take place at the St
James German Lutheran Church to-
morrow evening.
TEE Supreme Court Of Appeals ha,
adjourned until June 9Th, when Il will
again cit In this city.
THREE release deeds, two deeds 10 fee
and deed Of trust were admitted 10 rec
ord by the County Clerk yesterday.
JusncE NIX, on Monday evening, held
Edward and Thomas Day 10 the ann Of
$50 each TO keep the peace for six months.
TIE Panhandle Fishing Club HAYS
In contemplation the purchase Of q little
steam launch, 70 be used 10 piseatorial
excursions.
The three cases Of State Va. VIM.
Harris, charged with robbipg the cellars
Of Anton ReymAnn and L. s. DelaplAin,
and with stealing lot Of butter from the
steamer Market Boy, will be tried In the
Circuit Court today.
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CINCINNATI, May 7.-Cotton STEADY
and in good demand at 10lSc. Flour
Dull and unchanged. Wheat-Quiet and
steady; red 81 12al IS. Corn-In good de.
mand at 41a4sc. 0ats-steady and In good
demand at 27a30c. Rye-Firmer and in i'm
proved demand at 60a62c. Barley-Quieti
prime to CHOICE fall at 40a45c. Pork-De'
mand fair and market firm; sales at So, clos
ing bid and refused, Lard--Dull and nom
inal; sales steam at 70. current make 50 go
kettle 7Ha7xc. Bulk Meats-Good de.
mand; shoulders s. 55a3 65, closing at out.
side price; short rib 81 721Sa4 75, short
clear IS 90. Bacon-Firmer and improved
demand at 4<a5sSa5sSc. Butter-Weakeri
fancy creamery at zoe, choice Western Re
serve 17c, prime to choice 141fal5c. Lin.
seed 0il-Quiet at 60a62c. Whisky-Steady
and In good demand at 81 Oh.
noGs-steady and unchanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-08
River NeHx


River s feet 8 inches, apd iilIpg
Weather clear and warm.
The Abner 0'Neal departed It Rh
burgh at 7 AN.
The Salt Valley arrived iron HA
burgh at IA. NJ, and dep,rldtr In
ton.
The Courier departed for Pnk.ns.z
at l0l o'clock.
The Emma Graham arrived iroaGt
cinnati at II O'Clock and dtprtk d
Pittsburgh.
The local packets were 90 hISdIA
regular hours
The Andes departed for Gsetlidt
4iP.M.
The Granite State, from GueirIl6
will pass up tonight, Aud he Fan
Graham, from Pittsburgh, VII pa
down.
by TGlSnphI
PITTSBURGH, May 7.-RiVG s Id II
inches, and falling. WeathGslsatJ u
warm.
MEMPHIS, May 7.-Rir.rE Id !
inches. Arriyed-Hard Cab, Whit n,
er; Cons. MilIar, Cincirnl!i. RrrE
Hattie Nowlsnd, Little Rock oT Z
VicksburR, Vicksburg; CsPit.l Cts
LOUIS Ruth, JacksOnport Ii, I'D
burst her connecting pipe yat.'di!g
Mount Adams, slightly 'eAlti's i'a'St
ored rousters. Nj
NEW ORLEANS Nay l.,.RM ~
2 inches and rising. Light ril' a1f
"; NASHVILLE NASH, May Rive, I ,.!i;
feet on the shoals. Arrirsd.Hal'n'
Cairo. Departed-AndeI.Ou, tNis
VIcKsBuRG, May 7.-Wsa1het r ~
River rose 2 inches. DOEn-sHa's'
| hatcher and Grand Tower; ,,.s,.a.
CAIRO. NAV 7.-River S?iesl ~
and rising. Arrived-yiutSbirIIs,EE
Houston and Simpson Hornet s S,fa,,,.
Mary Mary Houston, shiptl' I'D sisr !.
Horner. Light rain this 'l'si'''' :
now cloudy. p,... st,4a
the shoals. Arrlyed-Hillu'n 40 "
s spu Departed-Andsron, v,hs.
Keokuk; Future Guy. s%t''r,J,IA
LADY Lee, Peoria. DeP'fltdI,iIhi..;,,. =,
81 e0l Paul; City d HeIsnl W., yist' ".
t DsH i Reeds Landing sIl1 ss. n " I
Orleans. River risen ) lnen., IN
feet i inch above low Naief n''''
and pleasant. R,i,io,. Biw
falling, with 10 feet i9ehe; cIal =, az
SUREyEPoRT, May I'-CLou0!
piecs lsaIss4 TIN May River . ~ \,
inches and falling. We iaa p;.Sa1t
cloudy. ArrivedI ,;ssI. p r,aia :
H I Wheeling; Fnhion' y r d n,
james b. Parker, Memphis a.
H' Eyys NEW Giif Nay 7T &. ,!s,
cloudy, with heavy l ~" IL I,p-FIH
River q feet and i.lIlns;, r,,ti, ssiA
Golden City, Mary Miller, I s,iis Dg
Joseph Guthrie, Golden ''0'"
ness rather active. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-08

TIE CouRn.-suPRExE CouRr OF Az.
PEA1s.-Judsa Grssa, Moore, Raymond
and johnson. The Supreme Court met at
ga. " Yesterday, pursuant 70 ADJOURN
ment Of Saturday. The following busi-
ness was transacted:
Reed Va. Stewart, from Greenbrier
county. Affirmed. Opinion by Green.
Ellet & Co. ys. Reed ct al, from Green.
brier county, Affirmed. Opinion BY
Harrison vs.. Sullivan, administrator,
from Lewis county. Petition for man
damus refused.
Sweeney va. Baker, from Ohio county.
Motion for re-argument oyerruled.
An order was entered providing for
publication Of the 18th volume West Vir.
glnia Reports.
Davis vs.. Henry, petition for reheating
doeketed.
The allowances for Messenger Kennedy
and Crier Toliyar were made.
Adjourned until June 5, 1873, at Wheel.
ing, " Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-08

PHILADELPHIA, May 7.-Flour-Dull
PEN n family Is T5as Is, Minnesota
IS 60a8 rs, high grades IS 80. Wheat
81 g. cora1Dull; yellow SIC, mixed S2sse
cash and May, 6lNc June, 62Kc July.
Bye-Dull At 6sa70c. ProYihons-Dull
and and unchanged Butter-Dull and un'
changed. Cheese-Western 10A1ic. Eggs
Firm; western ut 12c. Petroleum-Pirm.
er; crude s1sAslc; refined lie. Whisky
Dull and steady; western Of 81 o..