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Cempaaia Dc SegaroS
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DENCMINADA
North British Mercantile Insurance Company"
LONDRES.
CON UN CAPITAL DE $40. 600.
Para informes = segasos dirig!rse aus Asen-
t9s keRDA Y Gl,nFP. BEaya0iiez
cen UN CAPITAL De $40. O.O0O, ,OoO.
Vapor directo para Cadiz y Barcelona.

Positivamente saldra de este puerto ell rs de
Abril proximo ell magniico rapido vapor es-
pahoi Santiago" del porte de |, ZOO toneadas
y de la matllcula dc Barcelona.
Ofrece granles ventajas este viaje los Sc
hores pasajeros que Sc dirijan a las costas del
Mediterranean.
Ell captain D. Quirico Riberas PONIES tiena
va acreditado el buen trato cue dispensa al pa
safe, como Sc trata de repetir este viaje cada
ane, Sc promote justiicar ell buen nombre que
goza esta Emprosa.
Ell buque es de primera marcha Y esta per-
fectamente dispuesto para los viajes que Sc
ha dedicadO.
Los precios de pasaje Sc han limitado a los
tipo5 siguientes
L. CiMARA % CAMARA 81 CiMARA
$3.50. $l30. $50.
Fletes $15 toneladas.
Para pormenores dirigirse los consignata-
rios
Sres Pastor Marquee 6 Garcia,
Tetuan II.
Puerto-Rlco, Marzo 30 de 1879,
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LibroS en- baneo Y c rt,ras para el eonercio.

En- la imprenta del BoLETIN Sc ACADIA de re-.
cibir an gran surtilo de juegos de libros de CO.
m srco de tod0s tamafios y classes desde losle-
gitiuos de Glasgow hasta los mas i'feciores.
Sc venden prs,cios modcos Tambien Sc han
recihido grandes carteras comerciales para
guardian documentos, con departamento por
meses por 6sden alfabetico.
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-GlNGl FAPJL0SA.

En- ell almacen de Bennasar 7 Comp sc hos
recibido jamones gallegos riquisifnos que no
debe despeciar la genie de buen paladar Y ex-
'quisito gusto Sc venden al m6dic6 precio de
3 reales libra en- ell citgdo esta6lecirniento,
Marina 2-6
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ANU CIO.

En- ell barrio della Marina, Sc venden ocho
aposentos, cobijados de zine. tejamaEi y teja.
Los que deseen hacer proposiciones pueden di-
rigirso al castillo de San Cristobal a Don An
tonic Maury, Dofla Belen Garcia.
Puerto-Rico rs de Abril de 1S79.-Antonio
Maury 2r3
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Gomez de SalaZar.

En- la 1mprenta del BoLETIN Sc acaban de
recibir SO venden Ortograt3as al alca,ace de
todOs 2 rs. ejemplar y a 20 RS. docena y la
Grdnadtica extensa del mismo autor 12 rs.
I'm
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COnSulat de France.

LIE Consulat de France convoque les person
nes qui pourraient lui f0urnir des rensegne-
ments sur lie nomme NICOLAS PATIN on sa
tamille
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Ell PORVENIR,
A. LLANERAS Y VINAS.
81. San Francisco 81.
Gran SurtidO de.
EFECTOS DE PELETERiA,
calzado, abanlcos
Y camIsas de todas cIases,
hYtleuI0s de fantasia
Y ULTIMA NOvEDAD,
para senoras,
cabaI|efos Y nI6o&

los Gtmo rh suens acos deaan predos baa
czoncno
de
somblas
nfn dices
n6dico dc los artculr que ati 5medan eIanmerados
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NOTA.--Los pasajes tomados bordo cos
taran 25 p. 8 recargo.
Sc expenden Bflletes de ida vuelta pa
ra pasajes de primera con un 25 p.5 rebaja
v6lidos por 80 dias desde su fecha.
Los niflos MEMORIES de amos, uno gratis,
Gle. 3 q s amos solo la cuarta parte, de.S d
l2 amos pagafan Ia mitad del Pasaje.
Los pasajeros lie cubierttl. han de llevar
consigo los enseres de CANA y sus provisio-
mes.
Para mas pormedores, dirigirse en- San
Juan Puerto Rico, a los Asentes generates.
SILVA Co.
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Sosiolga aa6aaaa
DE :
CHEI>IIO NlERCANTIL.
S. J., FUEaTO-RICO.
ASOCIACION DE CREDHO
CONSTITUTDA POR ACCIs1NES.

capital social. ......... S3.O0o,0Oo :. nom.
Id. rcaliZado Is de
Noviembre 1879. S 221, ,e04 81 efvo.
AcciOnes suscrtas Is de
Noviambre lS77) ..,.......... l0,573
Id. Sill suscribir. r................. a, ,427
0peraciones de que Sc ocupa Ia sociedad.
Descontar, prestar, girar, nevar cuentas CO.
rrientes, admitr depositos, recibir i!nposcio-
LIES abonando interes, verlficar cobranzas por
caenta ajella, negoclar vaiOres con Sin su
responsabilidad, y cuan:as .otras operacio1es
de cledit0 y banca que NO Sc opongan q sus
ESt&tutos y Reglamentos.
Tipos aeordades para las operacienes.
10 p% anual para los descuentos.
l2p% annual para los prestamos.
/ pM cOmSiOn de coDranZa.
tp% al trimestre sobre ell valor de los de-
p6sitos en- custOdia.
Las cuentas corrientes son llevadas eratui-
tanente no exigiendose NADIA dc los interesa-
dos por los cobros y pagos.
La siguiente tarifa expreSa ell interes cue
abona la Sociedad por las imposiciones pla-
70 flo:
De 5000 arriba por 8, 4 Us meses, 5 p%
anaal. A
De id. i'd por 6, 7, 8 6 meses p% i'd
De id. i'd por 10, II, II meses p8 id
De i'd. id. por Is meses en- adelante pe6 id.
Director, Marques de la FEaess sanza Score
tario, D. Jose Antonio. as-Contador.
D. RoJae1 Perez g Gcs'ctd:~ Zero, D. Lau
TeG110 Vega. ~~ Alb, S.
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AViSo.
LA ANDALUZA..

En- este acreditado estsblecimiento de Pani-
fcacion Sc expende, al peso. Ia libra de pan q
medic real; no desper1icien, pues, Ia OCCASION
los que quisran paLe bueno, sbaeato Y aljusto
peso Gale de la Luna 52.i l--3
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Ley provincial y Municipal
DE "a DE MAYO, 1878.

Acadia de imprimirse con toda correction
en- la fnprenta del BoLETIN la nueva ley pro-
provincial y munieipaEfen forma de libro.
Sc vende aun peso ell ejempfar. III. 81 DIRE.
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AyiSo a. los afortunadoS.

j. Sala Comp. negocian los billetes
premiados de la loterfa de St. Thomas.
Gale de San Justo, ndm. IL. III. % alb.
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NUEVO
dep6sito de 1lluebles.
40 FORTALEZA. 40

Los duef1os de este establecimiento tienen
Ell honor de ofrecer al publico en- general un
surtido nUevo de muebles q precios sumarnen.
to desconocidos; los que tengan ell gusto de
visitar el nuevo ESTABLISHMENTS, saIdran de
81 altamente satisfechos tanto del trato per-
sonal, como del surtido ALI existente de-
gran taller de carpinteria ebanisteria, donl
de seran seryidas todas aquellas personals
que Sc dignen encargarnos algun trabajo,
por. dif1cil que sea, en- la seguridad de que
sera eJeeutado con prontitud, elegancia y
solideZ, tanto en- la parte de carpinteria CO.
mo en- la de ebaHisterla.
Puerto-Rico, Neviembre 6 de 1878.
Hasta Mayo. SAEZ y MURIAS.
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ALEXANDRA TURULl,, F.,
AGENTE GENERAL DE NEGOCIOS.
Gale de la Fortaleza, mum. Al,
PUERTO-RICO.
H. IA JUL
LibIos taIonarios para preStaclo1es.

En- la imprenta del BoLETIN que es donde
Sc tiran los que Sc usan en- Utuado, Sc imdri-
men precios modicos dichos talonarios
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Para mas pornenores dirigirse los Consig-
natarios Sres Sobrinos de Ezquiaga.'
Puerto Rico de Mario 1870.
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Vicente Schwab,
SASTRE DE PARIS.
IA, FRENTE A LA ANA.


exiene
corte nad da onoo del paoco
Una vidaa sAsTRERIA
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lIIrIJ NElCAITIL DE- PEERfO-RICO

\ PREMos DE SUBSCRIPTION.
Ps. OS.
xoE SelS me6es. %
Per un Mimestre. ............................ s..
PcY I'M mes en- la Capital. 10
PoH un i'd. en- La Isa. 25
Por uA ano On La Peninsula on el extranjero,
eAviando el peri6dico franco de porte Dor el
0OFE0O. 10
Por nm ane en- la Isla de Cuba. 10 :.
~ Los suscriptores que nc quieran entenderse
con los sehor6s Agentes, pteden hacerlo dtFecta-
H0oAte con esta Administration remttendo importe
Dc suscripcion ordenes blletss de loteria seos
De corEeo. rec1biran el BOLETlN con faja aparte.
- Fodas les suscr1pciones anuncios Sc pagan Dor
AdolaAtadc. -EA
PRECIOS DE ANUNCI0S.
De una & sells lfnsas de impression, publicandose
hastA tres veces so cts, on la misma proportion
dA renglon que exceda de los setS - Los precios
ran dobles ouando los anuncios hayaa e Dublicarso
en- caract6res gruesoS, en- 4, nnrneros tfpos
como los de sstas ilneaS. -Por moses amos aa
m1ten anuncios prec1os convencionales.
AS-Los comunicados Sc cobran a cts. la lfnea i'm
presa. as1 como los del interior deben venir STEM
pre- Dor conducto de los Agentes del BoLETiN No Sc
devusven los originates de los que Sc publiquen
nj Sc hace solidaria la Reduction del contenfdo de
los aue vean laluz.-@a
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EMPRGSA NJ lRITINl PUERTO = kIQUGNl.
RUTA DEL VAPOR ESPANOL
~SA@ AA- NN aeEy IL IA NN %
su capitm D. JUAN LART1TEGUI
EsTE...

EsTE..N
Llegada. ,Sal5da. lPRECIOS.
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Ola 1HORA. Ola HORA Ia :SS "a
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tista De Ia E.oteria ae Puerto.1}ieo,

Nahe loenaino en- d Sof onorio 49, cca1oa
n rgL Lx1nros PESOS
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VAPyRES CIRRUS TRiSATLANTICOS
De A. lopez 7 C0MP.

Lla~an este pue to los da 9 5, ID 14y 23 "a
ie cadn mes, despu"s dc perman4cer en- esta bahia
J horas siguen 5u Viae p;tlsa ia iTabana. El que
sale de Ia HsbanA e 5 de cad@ mes. tocara aqui de
regres0 eai "a 81 10 para Cadzy Barcelona. princi-
oiando desGo Feb. gro prGxihlo.
PA S 4 J F1S. 4.
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GERMANY.
BlsNARcx on plsARNAMRSr.

~N W N%'A"'a"ShNA' ~
BERLIN, March 10.-At the Parliamen.
tary solree on Saturday, the Chancellor
said that partial disarmament was i'm.
possible. Germany, ut least, could not
begin. Unfortunately she had to show q
bold front In four different directions, and
could trust none OF her neiHlbors.
nisNARcK ouARRrtsour Avn ,,Ssr .r,,.,,. Az.
liKg, ~ '''''''''
Inxno~ At,rc,, IN +. A.. ~.
ioho,oI., ,I,a na.,, .U, -. uIe eourse VI tne
MAGMA R s snias ise.GIs'aE, on tne
linz ~ I'LL "aa ,S sI.t ~. 70 Ine snhug-
sba fjhsreis ~ hsv;OS V ,'aJn ~, " aCou us1
Scla M Mia Nat 4 S.o u uie Pehal
SnS,sad ~ c,s;"ars uT H. vi.'l HIts
thot PIva acr,,.o,ia' srs st asSer salo
The ,r,,e ssmeSt ~ dsos,ios oN;s, ""I H.
intimStod that ibS firSt n;o ~ s s,N ne
iaw shonId he ~ conssoi ,ho s.u sass'
n" Goysrn,non, RIsn.s .ge .anSIas VI
an an s nSrs cnn, rnsorSn ana,a1 'eP"eu' a''u
~ nMtSn, tbs Sohs;o eI miSsos.,, ,.,,z,
,;onSIy 3nii,o,, ~ h0,so .,siae os,vu .nii
the 5isogrssShie na"eSs iS W W av"i ~
Werr PsicL,Sr psoaroa:;. " r Is.s iIs,, "
wSs ,saati. a,,,,so ' &c III. ine iio"sg
tha oisies n;s,,,ha.s ,iana ad' put solnS VI
~ y Tba .iitims ei Ia ~
Bismarck Sas dsliberatslv trI,;Ss ~ a s,a.
voLo ,ha n ~ ssS tSns WyLn 10 pro-
minent. 1t is certain that Tic situation
cannot much longer continue as now.
bismarck, during the sitting, promised
70 furnish statistics relative 70 emigra.
ton. He said the movement was greater
from the less populous districts, such as
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MoviSd DAY. In less than three weeks
the general moving day will come, and
many will go through the experience Of
lprOoting themselves from the spot they
have n, called home, perhaps, for years The
observation that many people move be-
cause Of n sort OF vague unrest oily 10 be
disappointed in their new home, Is con.
tirmed by every one Of an observing ma.
ture. 1t is true also, that In case OF new
homes, distance lends pnpI antment to
We view" and tho occupants having spt.
tied In their new house and learned all tho
disadvantages OF location, which they did
not find in the advertisement or hear in the
eloquent description Of the agent, begin
to experience regret that they moved at
all. However, the strongest motive which
nov .mpels people to move is the desire TO
seek lower rents, and in consequence the
smaller houses are in great demand, while
the larger and more expensive ones 20
begging for tnnants.
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0PERA House ADJUSTMENTS. = DelmdR
Thompson. clever character actor
will appear at the Opera House tonight
in his famous impcrsonation Of Uncle
Joshua lIhileomb. y Chicago exchange
says'ofit: The career oilEmGrson's Opera
House during the lasttwo weeks has been
one Of uninterrupted prosperity. Mr..
Thompson may be said to have achieved
an artistic success in his imperSonatiOn OF
Joshua IIhiconJ, piece OF acting that is
extraordinarily natural and genuine-the
best representation Of the New Highlander
ut present occupying the stage. Higher
praise could not well be awarded it. The
play is neatly acted by all the people, who
are thoroughly familiar with the duties as
signed them.
C0lriNe Folly Company.-0f this popular
burlesque company, which appears ut the
Opera House March 18th and 18th, the
Washington Republican says:
a house that was packed from pit TO
dome'-literally crowded, every seat
taken and hundreds standiDg-greeted
the mitthful and musical ColviIIe Folly
Company ut the National last evening. It
was an ovation deserved by the quality OF
the entertainment. There can I've no Sec
ond opinion expressed as 10 the merit OF
the troupe and its performance. Fun, bur.
lesque, grOtesQuerie, song, dances, and
evGrythingof thc.gay and tripping nature
which makes burleslue enjoyable abound
ed in profuSion; besides, it was burlesque
distinguished by beauty and talent, unde-
based by vulgafity, as well without flaw
in movement, as It was cxcelled in tone.
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BUFFALO, March lO.-The recent rains
and sudden warm weather inundated the
suburbs and the vicinity of TiG's farm and
near Lancaster, the iron bridge over Case.
novia creek and several other smaller
structures have been carried away. Tho
bridge over tue crossing OF The D. &, Y. 4
7. Il. u, has been held in place by heavy
laden carr, The leo in the river Is break.
ing up, and fears are entertained Of lam.
age to shi piping. A family OF four, living
onthe iiatsinSOuth Buffalo, had their house
washed away, and they were forced TO
take refuge in tree until relieved by
boats, ~
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We are surprised to see so many still suffer
ing with neuralgia and Rheumatism. when
they can be cured. We know the feeling
which exists among very many-"that any
medicine which Is advertised must he a hum.
bug" This may be true in some cases, but
when we know ota remedy which has become
30 popular Us lawson's Curative and We have
such conclusive evidence Of the good It has
accomplished, II is more than folly not to
make trial OF II, and satisfy yourselves that
all the proprietors claim for It Is true. In such
diseases as rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica,
Headache, Sore Throat, Lame Back, and
Toothache, We can safely say that no remedy,
either In physicians prescription or in propri.
etary form, has effected more cures than Law.
sons Curative. TThsGw
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THE WHEELING DAILY MORNING. MARCH 1879


THI CorRTs.- SUPREME CouEr o. AS
PEAts.-Judge, Gna, Moge, Haypl0Hd and
JOhnOn.-This Court met at 10 a. N. yes.
". II. Gum, ESD, 81 Mason county,
was admitted 10 practice In this Court.
Adjourned TO Saturday nextat 10 4. ~.
: us. DsrmCr couEr--Jidge Jacsoal Z
The following business was transacted
in this Conrtyesterday: r.. q Vth
United States vs.. Perry Musgrove. Vic.
lRliOn Of the Internal Revenue Laws.
Sentenced To 500 fine and ninety days
imprisonment s.sr4
United States vs.. James johnson. Same
charge. Jury, and verdict Of guilty Fine
Of 500 and thirty days imprisonment.
United States Vi. Robert Summers. Same
charge two cases.. Verdict Of guilty In
one case, and not guilty In tlie other.
Judgment not yet entered on lie verdict.
United States vs.. Joseph Martin. In.
dicted for Crooked whisky" operations.
Fined 500 and sentenced TO thirty days
imprisonment.
Adjourned to o o'clock this morning.
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LtvER Is KISG.-The Liver Is the imperial
organ OF the whole human system, IS Il con.
trolls the life, health and happiness Of man.
When Il Is disturbed In It's proper action, ali
kinds OF ailments are the natural result, The
digestion Of food, the movements OF the heart
and blood, the action Of the brain and nervous
system, are all Immediately connected with
the workings Of the Liver. It has been sue
cesStully proved that Green's August Flower
8 unequaled in curingall persons afflicted with
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, and all the nu.
meroas symptoms that result from an un-
healthy condition Of the Liver and Stomach.
Sample bottles TO try, 10 cents. Positively sold
In all towns on the Western Continent. Three
doses will prove that 1t is Just what you want.
TTBkW
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SUPERINTENDENT OF THE CRY PRrsox-
1t is likely that the City Council will 10.
night elect Superintendent Of the CITY
Prison, rier John Waterhouse, SEN, re.
signed, and the indications are that the
contest for tho Office will BIO quite
spirited There are number OF candi,
dates in the field, who have been solicit,
ngthc votes Of members OF Council since
the, resignation OF Mr.. WaterIfouse be.
came known. Among those we have
heard mentioned as aspirants for The
place are: Caleb Sylyis, Patrick Maho.
ney. James Henry, Stephen Johnston,
Robert JunkiEs, Thomas Shanley, John
Shorts, George Ankle, Capt, Plankey and
Luke Stevens. Tho salary is s. 80 nor
day, allowing seven days per week, and
ratiOns for one. Out OF the candidates
manned the Council ought to be able 10 Sc.
lect first rate officer. Sylvis filled the Of.
fec couple OF terms, Mahoney was
formerly Chain Gang RoSs, Junkins,
Henry, Stanley, Johnston and Shorts
have all served with credit on the police
force; Ankle is a well known contractor,
stevens carpenter, and Capt. Plankcy
made a good record Us soldier iu two
wars.
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puRrM BALL.-The Purim Masquerade,
given ut Assembly Hall, last night, under
the auspices Of the Ladies' Benevolent
Society, was splendid affair. The ut.
tendance was larger, perhaps, than at any
ball OF the kind that has ever been given
Mt this hall, although there have been
many brilliant gatherings held there. The
costuming, too, was remarkable both rs re.
CARDS richness and variety. Kramer, OF
course, furnished the music, which was all
that could DO desired. There was only one
drawback to the thorough enjoyment Of
the occasion, and that was tho very scant
supper furnished by Laramie. Wheth t
this was due to inexperience in providing
eatables for 10 large o party, or TO desire
10 make as much az possible out OF the
thing, We cannot say. The managers OF
ball were very indignant, and there was n
general complaint among tho guests Of
getting nothing to eat"
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BElLAIRE LOCALS Mrs. Woodbridge
preached in the Methodist Church Sunday
evening.
Mr.. John Sanders was out on the streets
after aspell ofsickness, Monday afternoon
Tho Telegram landed at Gravel Hill
Monday to put of passenger who had
got on ut the wharfbOat but refused to pay
his fare.
DR.. Inskccp and SIr. Gorrell got back
from their Southern trip Monday on the
Andes.
Several ladies' went out to Barnesyille
Monday to missionary meeting.
There will be Temperance meeting
some time this week. The time will be
announced on Wednesday evening at the
PRAYER meetings.
Mr.. ChRs. BroCkman was arrested Sun.
day evening by the Secretary Of the Odd
Fellows Lodge here, for embezzling the
funds OF that lodge, OF which he was
Treasurer. The sum wanting is S2l5 and
some cents. Esq. Powell required bail in
$500, and in default Of this Mr.. Brockman
passed the night in the lookup. The
amount embezzled being so small, the
difficulty will no doubt DO arranged soon.
A crowd Of drunken young men were
showing otfon our streets, Monday after
noon. Those Of them who tried to walk
thestraightest made the worst stagger OF
it.
A steamboat took on large lot Of win.
douglass at the works here, Sunday even
The local option petitions are scattered
over town for signatures. R.C.F.
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NEw GooDs.-Messrs. G. Hess & Son
have just received their spring and sum.
mer stock OF gents furnishing goods, to-
gether with splendid assortment Of
cloths, cassimeres, veStings and over
coatings. Thegoods have all been select
ed with great care, and the stock com.
prises the newest styles and patterns, and
presents an almost infinite variety from
which to select. Messrs. Hess 4 Son buy
for cash and get their goods OF the most
reasonable dealers in the East, and thus
secure the very best goods in their line at
bottom prices. They propose to give their
customers the full benefit OF the decline,
and feel that they can offer superior in.
ducements to all who desire to be suited
IN the hest materials at very low figures.
They are prepared to make every article
OF gents clothing to order and on the
shortest notice. Be sure and give them a
call.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-11

NEw YoRE, March 10. The Brooklyn
Presbytery to-day decided to try DR.. Tai.
madge on the following charges, presented
by the committee appointed the previous
session: Deceit and falsehood In state.
ments regarding his withdrawal from the
eedito1rship OF the Clriaidn at Work In stat.
ing that the sittingsln the Tabernacle were
free in accusing ]. W. Hathaway OF dis.
honest practices, and then denying it; Of
falsehood in collecting subscriptions for
payment Of the Church debt; OF deceit in
the difficulty concerning the organist Of
the Tabernacle and OF stating that he was
to be arraigned for heterodoxy, when he
knew such was not the case.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-11
River and weather.

River 90 feet and rising
Weather clear and excessively warm for
the season. ElrH1
The W. p. Thompson, from Pittsburgh,
passed down at s AN.
The Ragon departed at l0l o'clock.
The local packets were on hand as usual.
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati at
noon.
The Stockdale will be found at the land
ing this morning at o'clock.
The Salt Valley will pass down at AN.
The 0'Neal will leave for Pittsburgh at
: o'clock.
The Courier will be the ParkcrsLurp
packet at l0I O'Clock.
The Emma Graham, from Cincinnati,
Will pass up at noon.
The Andes is advertised to leave for
Cincinnati at ARM.
lBY Telegraph
NV ORLEANS, March lO-Cloudy; Their.
mometer 72'.
feet on shoals,
CArRor Mareh lO..River % feet 5 inches
and falling. Clear.
MEMPHIS, March l0.-River fell inch.
Weather clear and warm.
LITTLE Rock, March lO.-Three feet Of
water below 10 inches 10 Fort Smith.
VIcEsBURG, March lO.-Weather clear;
thermometer I60. River fallen 5 inches.
LOUISVILLE, March 1O.-Cloudy and
warm. River rising; II feet inches in
canal.
PrTrsBURou, March 1O.-River II feet 10
inches and rising. Weather clear and
EvAxsvILLE, March TO- River station.
airy at % feet Weather clear and warm ;
mercury 65o.
ST. LOUIS, March lO.-River risen :
inches. Another heavy thunder and rain
storm tonight, and weather cooler.
CiSCINNArI, March lO.-River 80 feet
and rising. Weather cloudy and very
warm. Arrived: Hudson, Wheeling.
Buckeye State, Pittsburgh. Departed:
Buckeye State, Pittsburgh.