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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-30
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNW0RKED,
i WE1IrSEAs0EED
Wagon Material, SC.


The undersigned Trustee hereby Eyes notise, hit
nv yirtue Of the authority derived by him iron
Deed Of Trust made by William MeNab6 70 hln, di.d
he 18th day Of May, 1873, and now q record 10 ~
Clerks oticeot the County Court Of Ohio eounIJ Wet
Virginia. In Book Of DEEDS Of Trust and hoftglsd
No. 9, at folIo 4s5, he viii, on
SATURDAY, December II, A. D. iS1S,
conmeneng At 10 O'Clock A. ~, nell Al pube auttba
an tho premises, on TEeniIelh street, bsssNt Ai,
and Market streets, In the city Of Wheeling san q
Wet YlIKinia, known as MeSaGbs Wagon shop, D,
following personal property, to-wit:
Lot Of foloeS assorted sizes, about Ieo 10 W W
ot iarse cane cart spOkes about 800 lot Of cane az
spokes assorted hEes, about 2s st ieoes tof sroes
rheeis Of cane wagon rs cane cart locust huts n3i'
tisrd: IS small cane cart hubs mortised about W ~
Gust hubs 10 the rough, assorted stle: Vnshs we
horSe wagon hounds; 100 hind houndsOr cane slsoeS
Js front hounds for cane wagons lToo1 !obEltnoaI
I'D nIle peis sand boards aud holster Tor sAsent w
mai eart shafts II hickory aIles: about - ~
a oak plank and srantuE 10 pieces Tor aubtf rsa
tonruss one timber wheel ale, tire, sfess 1aa snA
ana wheel boxing machine; ono large pAnt gTiadlt
Mill. one platform scale; one wheel 1ehon4nk ~
rhne: small loa Il paint; safe 10 the ONCE t"ossa
hIaeksmIth tools tSo bolt cutting machines ~
sorted bar Iron 10 shop, and one pAIf o. Nhssa 80
axle Of three Wheeled carl.
TERMS o. 6kLE-CAsh: ....,.o,, ,....
CALDWELL 4 CALDWELL, AitoFnes' AZ
q. HAWK, AuctiOnecr. ,.nGy
The shova ii, Is adjourned until 8ATURDAi,
Dccembsr ain, 4. D. ISIS, a. 10 O'Clock A. u, Hn@'
place. ,o,,, poppprSoS T,ua..
dele JOHN koph a"n tTSi'E!!niY m.
The above sale Is i'd IOutnrd until ICEspAi ~
uary 2ist, A, D. 1872. 81 10 oeloCk 4. gnspH
Az JOHN ROBERTSON, Ife lset.-
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TN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF
J. wheeling, West Virginia.
Maggie K, Asmus a. al.


Charles A. Johnston ct al.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Municipal Court Of
Wheeling, made In the above cause on the Goth day
Of November, 1873, will oder at public sale at the
ront door a the Court House Of Ohio county In the
city Of Wheeling, on
SATURDAY, the 18th. day Of December, 1878,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. ", the north half Of Lot
No. %, with the appurtenanees thereunto belonging,
situate on the west aide Of Market street 10 Centre
wheeling .laHLis.H .a
TIRNs OF sALE-one-iourth, or 81 much more Of
The purchase money the purchaser may elect to pay,
cash. and the balance Of the purchase money In three
equal inStallmNnts At nine eighteen and twenty
months. Tho credit inStallments Of the purchase
money 70 bear intrrest from day Of sale and 10 be
evidenced By promiSSory notes With good personal
security. Tito 10 DO retained I'LL the further order d
the Court.
The above half lot frouta 30 feat on Market street,
and has on Il an excellent two-story Brick Dwelling
House, being No. 2al9 Market street.
T. J. HCGGS, Special Commissioner.
VIZ II. HALLRR, Auctloneer. no2S.Th
The above sale Is adjourned to SATURDAY, Janu-
airy H. 1872 al 10 o'clock NJ, at the front door Of
the Court House. Sale will take place then. Title
good, and property desirable.
desc IT,. HuGuS Special commiAsIOnsr.
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DIED.

WISDSOR.-On Saturday evening, December "a,
1875 at o'clock, Samuel e Windsor, aged g years
Funeral from his late residence on Market Square,
this afternoon at o'clock Friends Of the family are
In yted
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The Press OF the Country waking Up to
the Overwhelming Importance or the
Chinese Question.

The Press OF the Country waking Up TO
the Overwhelming Importance OF the
Chinese Question.
We are greatly gratifedto sec such pa
pers as tho Cincinnati Enquirer and Chi
cago Times, and other Influential journals,
taking up the Chinese question lately and
discussing It in their columns in a way
that cannot fail to command attention.
The TINES lays down the following propo-
sItion, viz: that immigration from the old
world 10 the new is due to the fact that
comparatively, at least, the regions from
which the tide sets are over-populated;
that there the struggle for existence is so
keen that people are driven to quit home
and iatherland for country where there
is room enough to afford better living.
And in the nature Of things this immigra-
ton will continue, diminishing tho labor
supply there and increasing it here until
that point Is reached where the average
rate OF wages and tho average cost OF liv-
ing on each continent is equal.
Suppose no bar be set to Chinese immi-
grafton, which scarce dates back twenty
years. Upon the same principle, so long
as the rate OF wages in the United States
continues to be higher than in China, the
immigration will continue. It will close
when wages at San Francisco reach the
level of wages at Hong Kong. While the
outlet afforded for any over.supply oil Ia
Dor has tended to keep up or advance the
wage.rate in Europe, so dense is the popu-
lation Of the Monaghan empire that the
expectation OF hundred millions Of peo-
pie could not be expected to raise the rate
OF wages Fifty per cent, above the present
wretched level which drives the Chinese
here now.
The volume OF Chinese immigration has
not as yet been sufficient to bring the
question into earnest consideration in this
aspect. But who can ioretell the ending
OF the sudden Eruption OF these Asiatics,
which,, beginning only twenty years ago,
and after ages OF non-intercourse, has scat
tered them throughout this country, while
thousands have returned to bear tidings OF
the marvellous riches Of this to them truly
golden land? Commercial enterprise fos-
tiers this immigration and improvements in
ocean navigation cheaper aud stimulate
1t. Meanwhile would it be strange il the
same causes which in China broke down
the traditional policy Of non.intercourse,
and set the current OF immigration toward
ourshores, should multiply it, The ulti-
mate Of the Chinese problem, as OF all
questions Of immigration, is the equaliza-
ton Of the rate OF wages in two countries;
that is, the reduction Of the wage-rate in
America to level with the wage-rate in
China, I@TiT'1Fts
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DEPARTURE OF TxAISs-wuEELtSo THE.

STriadeIphIa Accommodation train only runs
between watching and Tradelphia.
tDaily except sunday-EewlTk Accommodation.
tsteubenyille Aecommodaton.-T train during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar
tins Ferry and Bclare, stopping when required ut
Sherman House, Etnaville, West Wheeling and
Gravel IT'LL
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NOTICE.
Adulnl..ralor d he s,sts d j. Il s'lrHI, e.
Gsas1&eea' Salss.
TRUSTEES SALE.

ThOsfhkS SALE
By virtue Of deed Of trust u,te By Daniel cSay .
the undersigned Trustee, dated The 18th day Of AIy
1878, aud recorded 10 the Office Of the CSrk o. hs
County Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, 10 DEED
Of Trust Book No. Is, page t2S, will On
THURSDAY. the So.h day Of January, Al. isr,
BEGINNING Al 10 O'Clock A. " Of aid day. 1t th, tront
door Of tic Court House Of Ohio county, 10 tie eitJ
Of Wheeling, sell at public auction The following d.
srribed real esAe that Is TO say The vest half u lot
numbered one hundred and sertHty iiio, beiuf on
the north side Of and bounding on Seyehetnth street.
told Zane street, 10 the rty Of Wheeling, county d
Ohio and S,Ate Of West Virginia, beips thirty itel Ia
front and one hundred and twenty (i9ol tett bstt
Excepting from the ibove described property Ii,
north thirty.three (S5) feet heretofore eDartJd By
Daniel Cady and wife 10 Mary Jane CldJ, vile q
AlonIo Cady, BY deed dated the llth day o. Aprl,
is1k and recorded 10 the Office Of the Clerk o. The
County Court Of Ohio county In Deed Book Ne q,
TERns oy sALE-oue-hali. or As much nor. d he
purchase money As the purchaser may elect 10 P! Ia
cash. and the residne 10 SIX and twelve months tton
the day OF SALE the purchaser 10 give bis uoes seeut
By deed Of trust on said property. for The aid y
iered instapents, payable sir and twelve months
respectively IRON the day 81 sale, with Interest tfsa
said day. "
de2s b. b. DoEESkk, Ituhst.
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Complaints from down ,he River Hbeat
EiiI II n flLaIls. Y 4


New Martlnyyllle MessefssE., .y.a--luas
The inefiiciency and incompetency OF
the present system Of supplying the river
towns with mails is aquestion Of consid-
cradle interest. 1t may be, however, that
the system is well enough, that the Postal
Department is not to blame, and that the
company that has the contract Is alone In
fault, but wherever It Is, there should Ger.
tainiy be an immediate reform. On last
Monday the river was closed by Ice and
ali the mail received at this point since
that time was few papers by the Bolton
mail on Tuesday, and three letters this
morning by the "try.weakly' mail from
Wheeling. As we are only twenty-eight
miles from the railroad, there Is no. reason
that we can imagine to prevent US from re-
ceiving mail at least twice week, II the
river Ii closed. r
The down river people should see in
their present situation strong induce
ment to renew and push forward the agi-
tation for a railroad-either the one from
Warrington to New Martinsville, or.the
proposed narrow gauge along the river
from Wheeling to Parkersburg.
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Wssaesal Nnsasss.
STOCKHOLDERS NOTICE

Tbs annual meeting o, tn, Stakeholder Of III, \.
mont Glass WORKS viii be hell a. The on. =, ~
Company, 10 Bellalre. Ohio. January s.h, al 49,
?. NJ, at which time seven u Director Vii! b, 49,
TO serve for tho ensuing year.
del ", SHEETS g..
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FOR CITY SERGEANT.


MEssRs EproRs-Piease announce me Is q eandi-
date for the Office Of Sergeant Of the city Of wheeling
iei7 Ed NJ DAVE
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cTocKHOLpERs' MEETING.

~ oyy,cE wuxxtlxo BEtMoxr BnpoE Co, 1
WHEELING, ". Va, Dec. 30, 1878. !
The Annual Meeting Of the Stakeholder Of tho
wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company uill be held
at The Once Of the Company on Monday the 18th day
Of January 1872 between the hours oil and oclnck
p NJ for the Election Of Nine Managers 70 serve dur
Ing the ensuing year.
dan NOS, LAWSON, Sec'y.
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JOS. N. BRopIE.

AZ tho request OF many citizens announce myself
a. Citizens Candidate Tor the Once Of City Sergeant
and promise II elected to faithfully discharge tho
de2Ss ~ '' JOS. N. BRopII.
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CITY SERGEANT,
MESsRs EpIroRs-Piease announce that I aui cam
ddate for the Office Of City Sergeant subject 10 the
docislon Of the Republican City Convention. 1.
del0 Carl. ). MAYER.
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Announcements.
FOR CITY SERGEANT.

MrssRs. EDlToRs-rlease announce Capt. ROBERT
COwEE rs candidate for the once Of City Sergeant
subject TO the decsion Of the Rspubtcou Nominating
Convention, and Oblige
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
l0UND-A BUNCHoF KEYs,wH
tho owner can have BY applying at this once.

JIyAHTEp-By Leading Clothing House, an sx.
w perienoed travelling Clothing Salesman com:
inandIaE trsd0in West YlrsiulA and that portion Of
Ohio and Kentucky bordering On said State Addfets
With reference, CLOTHING, Drawer DID,, PhilAdei-
nhIa p O. dew
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-14
WASHINGTON.

The Democratic Senatorial Caucus Va.
yor Tho Repeal Of the Resumption
Act Extension OF tho Dismal
swamp Canal Through Nc
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HERE AND THERE.

Gold Only Onc-Fourth Per Cent. Pre-
MUM tn New York whcat Prospects
rho Wrecked steamer Agnes Cub
HOnsO Sold for Debt.
CHICAGO, April 13.--Reports from
the spring wheat regions show an
acreage fifty per cent. greater than
that OF last year. The condition and
prospects ere better than since 1860.
The season is three to six weeks ahead.
LONG BRANCH, N. j., April 10. john
Chamberlain's club house, with three
acres Of ground, were sold by the shet,
III for S90,5e0.
New YORK, April 10. --Gold fell tn Is
morning to one fourth premium. The
fall created considerable excitement in
Wall street.
New YORK, April l3.-The Broad.
way bank is paying gold In sums Of
five hundred dollars and under.
The stock firm of I. w. Mills Il Co,
which suspended March 10, coDsum
mated statement with creditors and
resumed bUsint. :.
Gold closed at one.fourth per cent.
premium. The extreme sales were at
one half and one,fourth per cent. pre-.
MUM. This is the smallest difference
between gold aud United States leg |
tender notes that hes existed since the
issue OF these notes al the beginning
of the wa, and 1t =, moreover,
difference that would not be regarded
In the money market II there should
be any pressure for loans.
SAVANNAH, April 13.-The United
States cutter Boutwell, arrived iiom
Fernandina, with the crew and pas.
sengers OF the wrecked stes mer Agnes,
which bilged, and - high upon the
beach,
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There Is nothing new Of interest COLI
corning the express robbers. Parties
are on the alert, while thu trains at
night are we'll guarded. 1t WIS ru.
mored at the union depot lest night
that the south bound passenger train
on the Central road had, before reach
ing Plano, received telegram telling
them to look out at that place, as trou-
BILE wss expected, but 1t turned out to
be mere rumor. During the day tho
trains carry no guards end 1t ~ possible
that the next attack may be made In
broad daylight. In fact AZ the Mes
quite robbery one Of the robbers res
marked that The next time we go for
her the suu will be shining
Conductor jules Alvord, who was
wounded at Nc quite the night Of the
lest robbery, II receiving the best of
attention. inflammation hrs set up in
his arm, End he was suffering with
,nsiderable fever late last night, but
his physicians think that amputation
will be unnecessary.
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The Finance Committee Favor the Making
ofleual Tenders ludesiruotlble, and
Receivable for Customs and -Four
Per Cent Bonds al Par.

Recognition of the Dias Government
Oenatdsa, bn, the state Departments
has no 0nciai Intelligence Of the
Fact,
lNoon Associated rfega Repor.l
WAshikoroN, April W. 1t has trans.
plrod lhAt tho ilnanoo committed OF
the senate voted on four important
propositions. Fist, with only two
Dissenting votes, that amer the iirst Of
july legal tondora DO receivable for
customs second, that legal tenders be-
receivable NJ par Tor four per cent.
bonds third, that the present OUT
standing legal tenders shall bo indie.
slrucliblo; aud fourth repeating tho
law which authorizes tho retirement
OF legal tondors In the proportion OF
eighty per cent II national bank notes
lssued Tho two laet propositions have
the unme effect, hut tho repeal was
necessary, Mntilated legal tendoH
viii be replaced by tho new Issue, A
bill embracing these feature will he
voted on IN the committee on Tuesday,
and there ~ little doubt In shrowd cir
oloa ofnn affirmative action.
Tho department OF state has not yet
received official Intelligence of the
recognition OF tho Dia1 government
by Mr. Foster. There IN no doubt,
however, OF that faot,rs Instructions to
that gentleman on HIS return TO Mexico
authorized him 10 do 40 should he lind
u proper condition OF affairs to warrant
such action, auG besides full orodenoe
IL given TO tho telegram TO MIR.
Hamanc0nn, tho Mexican representa-
ave, received last night, informing
HIM Of the occurrence. The reasons
for the recognition OF Diaz are that he
hes shown u disposlt' On TO arrange all
matters In dispute between the two
governments, and given earnest efforts
In that direction, having, among
other thlnga, sent federal troops 10 tho
frontier 10 preserve peace, thus supple
mentlng the inefficient militia; Gomez
quo0lly nc raids have occurred on tho
Rio Grand for three months-oCrtainly
none OF q serious character, Besdes,th The
Mexican government has promptly
paid ~ they came due two installments
as Mexicpn indemnity, amounting 10
six hundred thousand dollars, and re-
Gently the Mexican government check
cd an attempt nj Matamorns to levy
forced loans on American oitI2ons.
IAere aave been no other attempts for
some months past, and every precau~
ton viii be taken to prevent them In
the future. And, further, the Mexican
government expresses readiness to en-
ter upon negotiations for the adjust.
ment Of all questions IN dispute, and
has been On It's good behavior for ut
leE5v enc year.
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mee,tng of The @. IL. uinn.

The greenback club met at the city
hall last night, 1t being the regular
weekly meeting. The first thing done
was to 60 into the election OF new Off.
GERS, which resulted In the election of
Mr.. Hughes as president and K. b.
Stork as secretary. The meeting was
well attended. DIR. Carl Murray ad.
dressed the club on the financial ques.
tions Of the day, which was well re.
ceived. Mr.. Hughes, on taking the
chair, also made short address appro.
pirate to the occasion. They adjournes
to meet on next Friday night, and
each Friday night following.
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Might Associated pross lloport, /

might Associated Press Noportl
M. Leon Chateau, delegate Of tho
Paris committee, met the committee
on commerce Of the board OF trade
this afternoon. He made an earnest
appeal on the subject Of u commercial
treaty between France and the United
States. The committee was favorably
impressed, and will recommend to the
board of trade the appointment Of a
committee to act with similar commit.
tees in New York, Philadelphia and
other cities.
The democratic senatorial caucus to-
day discussed tho general situation.
They favor the repeal OF resumption,
but took no decided action beyond in
wiling consultation with committee
OF the house caucus for consultation.
In the house, the postofilce appropri.
alton bill occupied the day.
The house committee ON railroads
and canals to day agreed upon a bill
endorsing the issuing Of $500 600 worth
of the bonds OF the Dismal Swamp
canal, the proceeds Of the sale OF such
bonds to be expended in widening and
deepening the canal through the states
of Virginia o nd North Carolina.
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MINI Accumulated prons Rnnorl.
Moon Associated Press lieporl,l

There has been less excitement ut
Portsmouth dockyard this week, The
work ON hand Ia fast rssuming the
ordinary routine character. Overtime
has been generally stopped. Little re-
mains 10 DO done In the way OF war.
like preparations. On Monday II be.
came known that u letter he'd been
forwarded from the admiralty TO Ports.
mouth, asking how long It would take
to get ready for sea the ilotilla Of iron
gunboats built for service In the Baltic
during the last Russian war,which has
for the most part aimee been lying in
slips Mt Haslau. These a:e formidable
little vessels OF two hundred and fit.y,
four tons displacement, with twin
screws, and carrying each an eighteen
ton gun in the bow. Preparations we're
actu0 ly begun TO 6t them with maya.
iznC-, when further ordera were re.
ceived countermanding the first. At
present, therefore, nothing is being
done to bring them forward.
Thirteen more of the passengers and
crew OF the wrecked steamer, Ched.
wall Hall, landed 1T Gibraltar to day,
which leaves thirteen missing
AtSt, tersburg, opinion regarding
Gortschakofl's circular, is much divi-
ded. Some consider 1t complete pc,
litlcal programme, full Of sound, COM
mon sense, and worthy of the great
power. Others regard itas empty and
colorless, and nothing but a formal
retaliation OF Lord Salisbury's accusa.
tons. Some think 1t Russia's last
word, aud Others believe It the intro.
duction of negotiations, on q new
ground. IL las greatly displeased
those who wish the government to
nail the coors on the NEST and risk all
rather than make the slightest con-
celsion.
Opinion ut Berlin continues skepti-
cal about the success Of negotiations.
The Nord Deusche Heitung yesterday,
referring to Germany's mediation, said
the joint appeal of England and Rus
sia for the good of Germany could have
a meaning only ifparties were backed,
and that the best thing the Rouma'
mans can do Is to make the best pos
aible terms about the compensation
they are to receive. According to
news from Bucharest, tho popular
mind in R)umAnia seems scarcely
TO accept such advice.
The situation at COnstantinple u
stu regarded dangerous to peace,
Notwithstanding the protcstations of
tho porse. There are intrigues going
en- among the plshas, and the discre
ton of Russian commanders and OF
Mr.. Layard are doubted. &ehmet Ali
and Mouktar, OsmaD, Reouf and Said
pashas, besides several other Turkish
generals, dined with Mr.. Layard yes'
tsrday.
The Greeks and Bnlgsrians in Rou-
mania and Thrsce are qusrrelling
about the pC'session OF the Greek
churches, and appealing to Russians
and Turks for support,
The atmosphere OF Constantinople
is believed to be daily becoming more
unfavorable.
M. Brotiono, the Roumanian pre-
mier, returned to Vienna on Thursday
on his way to Bucharest. He had an
iute, view with Count Andrassy and
Herr F!zea. The latter ives up from
Pcsth attending council. The tidings
Mr.. Brotiouo brings from Berlin are
not very encouraging.
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VINO Were They I.

Last night as the north bound train
on the Central road pulled out from
the Union depot, man roughly
dressed jumped on the steps of the rear
passenger coach. The same thing
was done by one similarly attired on
the west bound train over the Texas
and Pacific. Some seid they were
tramps, while others thought their ac-
tions suspicious.
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Trouble brewing About Possession OF
the OFeek churches .Less Excite.
ment IA Engiand and DocL Yards
not 80 Active,
Noon Associated Press neporl.l
LONDON, April ia Reuter- tele.
gram from g. Petersburg, says sum,
mary published by the L0nd0n Central
Press yesterday, of u circular aooom-
panylng Prince GorlsohAkons reply
to lord Salisbury was apooryphal.
la the house NJ commons, Glad.
Stone, who voted la the morning, was
loudly hooted by conservatives, and
was the seer nf great excitement.
81 PlrERsuuRG, April l3.-The
Agence Rurso says the Russian gov.
eminent, 10y discussing In u answer
TO Lord Salisbury, tho objections raise Il
10y him on every point Of the treaty
has practically established discussion
OF the whole treaty and thus shown
how small u foundation British oblec,
tiUus had, |, congress meeta there
viii br no objection To n full discus,
sion, but the submission Of tho treaty
implies an net which no independence
lover England, lrpst ~ nll) would ad.
nit The Agon1e Ruese adds; Direct
ana omitaNle pourpnrtles, with thanks,
tothe good offices " Germany, II may
be hoped, will lead TO satisfactory re.
suit
OXiori won the boat race easily by
about tdirty'liye seconds In time, or by
NJ many lengths, In twenty.three min.
utcs and twelve seconds.
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s,raHberry Festival.

The ladies ofthe Baptist church will
have a strawberry and ice cream sup,
per on Tuesday evening 10th instant, in
the elegant new building of Mr.. Tom
smith, opposite the new post Office on
Msiu street.