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From our Baltimore Correspondent.
BALTIMORE, March %, 1874

BALTIMORE, March %, l8a8
THE EFFECT THE NEws.-The news by the Caledonia
reached our city between midnight and morning and
citizens found before them the columns the Sum-
their breakfast tables
1t has caused quite rejoicing in city and OBJ
number of flags thrown the breeze in honor of
the French republic. The power of the people govern
themselves need longer be doubted, when the subjects
of monarchy thus quietly slide into the republican
fold.
The news by the steamer has unsettled the market and
brought both buyers and sellers pause. There
offers to sell Howard brands 5 49, without finding
purchasers. The impression ISL that prices will decline
to-day 5 rs nominal Nothing doing in City Mills Rye
flour SO 81 ~. Corn meal 81 81 ~ 80.
The receipts of all kinds of grain continue very small
Rel wheat good to prime 1873 1877 cents; white do. las
los cents, quality. Corn, white, ~ 46 cents yellow
do 46 AZ rye IS IS 40 cents for Ma
yland and Virginia Coverseed SO 81 81 l2A per bushe
The cattle market is without special movement Offered
at the scales Monday $50 head and 25 head sold city
butchers So 81 per 100 lbs the hoof, equal Sc
81 rs and averaging about SO SO per 100 lbs gross
OF the above number offered $50 head driven Phil
adephia, and rs head left over unsold.
The supply of hogs is fair and prices have somewhat de-
clined-sales of live at IS Is $575.
Not much doing in provisions Mess pork held $40 rs
a $40 Isl prime IS so 30. Nothing doing in beef.
lot light sides in dry salt sold at II and shoulders in
dry salt 81 cents months other parcels held higher
Bacon shoulders, II and good sides II cents;
hams 81 u cents Nothing of note doing in lard kegs u
Whiskey is dull at % "a cents per gallon
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wi Entertainment will be given Carusis Saloon
Wednesday evening, March 18th which occasion, he
will sing his new composuons-''rhe Song of Indian Wo
men !" '.The Dark has lett ]" "Those Love - The
Rainy Day :" "Wha old do but die - "Foot-
steps OF Angels !" Forget theel If dream by night and
muse thee by day - THE Dying Child and Angel
Of Death"
| SCOTTISH SONGS, "My Boy Tammy ~ "Bonnie wee
thing sob Poori,h Cauld and Restless Love y A'Hgh
and Mary :" MARY in Heaven; and humorous song
of "Duncan Gray" To conclude with his popular
ia 1.-THE May Queen" in three parts.
Tickets 50 cents. To commence quarter be- fore
O'clock March 2S-2t
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.


sitt NEw Yosx, March a. 1879
or all paltry. miserable Legislative thinkers and buck
st-rs psltriet and miserable wings iu,
power Nothing is high for them auack or too
attempt. AT present they hainmering away at
rhe law organizing the commissioners OF emigation-a
of the wisest and humane spirit and which,
It's practical operations has given almost universal salts
faction. The marine hospital at Quaunpe Staten Island
aas never been better managed than since under
their control Its management is successful ever,
and Tar more economical For the sake, however, OF
making pay political capital utof few petty Offices
show under the control OF the commissioners, and filed by
hem entirely with reference to mans ftness) whgery
to alter the law in essential featurcto
throw down of the noble monuments ever raised by
me public spirit and humanity of the
New York.
Ia thrynne counties of Ohio the wings have held their
party conventions In reference presidential
Thirteen OF them have expressed preference for Senator
Corwn; twelve for Clay for General Scott hir,een
90 for the nominee of the National Convention for Gen
Taylor, NOT one Not has much as mentioned his
name in connexion with the presidency In this State
rayorism will not make any better than in the coun-
conventions In the whole State there is hardly enough
Of to carry single county
The whole line of the Hudson River Railroad from this
city to Poughkeepse is under contract the friends of
the road expect confidently that will be open by the Is,
Of May lS45.
Annexed is table of the business the
for the week ending the 9th inst, compared with the
corresponding week in the two former years;
b b%s sas' good. ss i5s;s : sss
Total s2.5S7,5S $757,ol $3.50 6s7
specie LOS l27,l22 4,034
Cash received 705,450 1880 3Oi, 1882
Average rates OF duty, 800 1i IS
During 1877, the Cunard have made % pas
sages between Liverpool and Boston having steamed
distance of 10000 miles The passages averaged Is
days; back Is; including the delay at Halifax
In the course OF the discussions in the legislature on the
immigrant BILL 1t stated that by frauds on immi-
grants the Germans alone lost 20O0Oo in year For the
moment he leaves his native home, the poor immigrant
like the sheep in the table, leaves portion of himself
every bush, until, his arrival his journeys end he is
almost entirely destitute.
The mortality of the city remains remarkably stationary,
scarcely varying four five in many weeks Last week
3O6 the most fatal diseases being apopexy IL
sumption 49, commissions rs; diarrhGa IL dropsy in the
head 9 erysipelas H. Yphus fever (and yphod) 80
Illumination of the lungs 49, smallpox Is.
Clouds again, with symptoms Of rain in the air.
Spring tears herself away from Old Father Winter with
tears and gloom, young wife first parts from her hus-
band. FED.
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NAVY AGENTS OFFICE, New YORK.
SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for Stone
- for Dry Dock will be received this office until Mon
day. the first day of May next IL O'clock for furnish
ing and delivering at the yard, New York. The bal
of the granite required for the peton of the dry
dock.
The following bills give approximate estimate Of the
quantity and size of the different kinds of required
viz:
Bill No. l. including all the facing stone a level 18a
f,ut oto,,ot thai
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si,. APe, oV"oe'', on Monday evening last, was
inly and hshionaby attended. Mr. d soen,, >, 10
hlmabe in his peculiar STYLE of singing His ballads are
enas'e and sung with great feeling robin Cray was
most humorous and well received, The NAV
and the Irish Lament" sufficiently known and
lrea 70 'o' themselves) draw good house The las,
''nceN Is to be given this evening, as we understand
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~ DCCATION.-REV.D ID. McCARTER'S boarding
T. school for boys and young men, Sasburg, Lancaster
county. Pennsylvania The branches taught embrace all
Latin Greek, French and German languages vocal and
instrumental music; plain and ornamental writing draw
ing &c.
The whole expenses including board tuition, washing,
&c, per session of five months, $55. There is extra
charge whatever connected with this institution Payment
not required until the end of the term.
This institution has been in successful operation under
the of the present principal for the last nine years
The principal has lately enlarged his buildings, and will
be prepared by the commencement of the session.
accommodate about sixty boarders
Summer session will commence the first Monday oil
May.
Parents wishing place their in cheap and good
school, where they will enjoy every possible facility Tor
mental and moral improvement for circulars and refer
REV. D. McCARTER,
Principal and Proprietor, Srasburg Lancaster CO., Pa.
March 29-6W
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NOTICE. have on hand, and shall continue to have
IN during the spring and summer number of bounty
land warrants, hundred and sixty Orders
from distance will be promptly attended TO- Office OPP
poste the Patent Office VIM B. WEBB.
March 29-3tawl2f Attorney Law.
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New Spring and summer Goods.

New Spring and Summer Goods.
T ANE IL TUCKER, MERCHANT TAnoRs have Just
IL ceved, direct tom New York, large and fashionable
assortment OF goods in their lne which they respectful
ly invite tho attention oil their friends and the public.
Psnnsylvsnia avenue, between u and 9Th streets.
March b Staw2w
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We can scarcely say anything among ourselves which
is not repeated in the ear Of Mexico Her press re-
echoes our own. The clamors of the opposition. the
mumurs OF orators, the attacks of the press are
reported in her capital cheer her government and give
laid and countenance to the enemy" These do infinite
mischief in Mexico and proong the war; and procrast-
nate the contamination of peace We have published va
rious evidences of this description from the letters of
our troops in Mexico We add the following from an
officer who left the United States good whg bat who
has been converted by the course of his former party
into patriot and democrat
CRY OF MEXICO, Jan ., ls4s
send you herewith, copy of "Ei Monitor Repubiiea-
as-the government paper of Mexico 1t contains
tcle which have marked, and which would request
you have translated literally for the benefit of 'olks nj
home"
Although the commentary is notifying to every good
course you are pursuing.
Sincerely and truly, in haste, yours, &c.
Translated FL Monitor Republican, Jan. I'll
MEssRs CLAY, CALHOUN Boris, WEBSTER, HOLMES, GAL
LATIN, VAN DYKE.-These lustrous champions OF the
Mexican have justly gained the gratitude of all
good fellow citizens AT general meeting OF the Philan-
thropic Society of Mexico convened the 10th instan
resolved manifestation of the socetys feelings o.
gatenuess be forwarded these gentlemen together with
their nomination honorary members whatever may be
the future political intercourse between the Two
nations.
We cheerfuy tender acknowledgment to these mag
unanimous and generous who their voice in
the country where soldiers levied
against us forever defenders of the OF
Justice and civilization
General Taylor will have 10 appear before the national
convention with strong wing letter of faith, he will
be set aside at Philadelphia in June More and stronger
developments already coming out-as, for example,
the Harrisburg lntelligencer says:
sInormaon has been received from the very highest
authority, that General Taylor is the firm and decided
friend of PROTECTION TO AMERICAN INDUSTRY
that he regards The policy, not party, but high
tional question and, if elected, he will recommend to
Congress to extend adequate and ample protection to
ment' He has declared that mo truehearted american
be opposed to the protection of american industry
petition ,oith that of foreign Countries"
And yet we have been told that all the old issues
obsolee-tha nothing will be done with the tariff But
here we have vouchers for General Tayors protec
tive system and it only Thursday last that Mr..
Webster spoke OF future effort to restore the obsolete
protective system! Let us have no more humbuggng,
we pray but let us fight the battle on the old field, and
with the old issues
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On the 10Th the Toulon papers say that the Duke dAu
male and FRINGE de !oinve arrived of that port and made
communications with Admiral Baudin. who. through
eieefaPn, aPpisd 10 the government for instructions
The admiral. said had been authorized 10 Mac,
vessel at the disposal of the Princes to carry them
wherever they pleased.
FRIscH MISCELLANEOUS SEws-M Arago. the repub.
can Minister OF Marine sent Tor the French admais in
Paris. They all attended He then addressed them and
asked them II there were any OF them willing serve the
republic. They replied all! He then said he requested
OF courage and steadness; that he knew them all to
be 50 and he ready to appoint to the command OF
the fleet of the republic any one they might choose
He therefore appointed in accordance with their recon
mendation, Admiral Baudin, who left Paris for Toulon
to take command and to sail for Agiers His instruc
tons to take possession of any ships he may find in
the port of Agiers negras of the French republic.
The Chateau OF Melville has been sacked and burnt to
the ground
A correspondent at Cologne writes that the middle
classes OF Prussia, as in the Rhensh States, are deter
in government They peaceful and devotedly at
tached to the government, but firmly assert their rights.
Austria.
The resignation of Prince Metternch is announced for
certainty IN Paris. On the sth the of events in
Paris caused CONSERVATION at Rheims Vienna p There
was grand council of all the ministers The news of the
event was despatched in all directions The French am
bassador at Vienna said have tainted on hearing the
news he started on the next day for France. Thirty
thousand troops to advance to Italy, without delay
AT MUNICH rising has taken place. and constitution
eXOred from the King at the point OF the bayonet itself
Italy.
The Jesuits, alarmed by the demonstrations made
against them by the people, have already quilted the city
of Turin. The Journal of Turin fully appreciates the
tendency of the French revolution encouraging the king
to put himself at the head of the national forces effect
the salvation of Italy
Advices from Genoa announced the arrival of an
American squadron in that port The latest advices
from Italy stated that the King has more violated
his solemn promise, and has carried fire and sword into
the city of Messna, which had been bombared forty
hours by royal troops. The Punto Franco is almost
tirey burned down, causing loss of ten millions of
francs 1t is said that the Messnese have aac ked the
citadel of that city and taken il By force
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FLIGHT OF THE ROYAL FAMILY.

overthrow OF the House Peers and Titled Dlstinc-
ti0ns
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o
Coping.
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Recognition Of the Republic of France by Great Britain
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IRISH LINENS.-Wc have in 200 pieces irish
linen sbirtIngs OF tho celebrated skers frees
from 81 cents and upwards. p. H. HooE ".
March 2S--2wif
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-08
George MrMurrap.
NEW FASHIONABLE


FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
- FORGE McMURRAY is nav opening at his store
VI room Market square rich aud beautiful stock
of Fancy aud Staple Dry Goods to which TIE notice of
his customers is respectfully solicited
For Gentlemen.
Super Black French and Swiss cloths, BLACK and fan
Cassimers do barred and plain Satin vcsfing merIno
do black, harcd Bara,hea do black brown invisible
green aud other coors English cloths with many other
articles desirab for Gentlemen
For the Ladies'
Super rich silk ras. Cashmere do plain silk barred
aud striped Aipaccas of all colos silk bsfed French
Merinoes new article, high eoIored Cashmere de
do Mouslin de Lans with a large stock of British and
American Prints of beautiful texture and STYLE rich
black Mode ard fancy coored Cloth, Me
rino and Alpaca Shawis, GiInphead black and fancy
ceored silk iringes all widths, large assortment Of
beautiful rotation Gimp silk edge aud plain ladies' dress
buttops real nuns thread iaces desirable article with
thread Isle, Jaconei and swiss Eyngs and inserngs
real WEIGH gase and American white Ftanuels red and
yellow do, mode aud other eo,rs Moreens for Ladies'
skirts, black fancy Md gloves. silk, FoseIl and emro
deFe do, slS and Alpaca hose, golden Plaid oil dres
set, Manchester aud Earston Gnghans striped, harcl
and plain dress silks, style Bonnet rhhons in great
variety This arrival contains splendid assortment OF
The hadsonest and cheapest goods brought TO this
market. Oct SIM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-08
ALEX. HGYMAN,
No l3J, MAIN Sr., WHEELING, Va.

Cioths-lOO ps French, English and West OF England
wooldyed cloths, among whiSh win be found lew ps
Of "peoe's hest" Twied which cannot he surpassed
in quality heat in price. Also fsw pieces ohve
Brown, which very beautiful and extremely low.
English Marhoes large stock, very nne qualify for
Ginghsms-lJo ps finest and best quality of French
and Scotch Ginghais very desirable styi and al very
low prices; same excel lent for Is 34c per yd Also
arre OF Manchester and domestic al rrdaced
prices. tt
good article for 3stc per yard.
IIeods-A spiendid article wooden hoods Also Bon-
nets and Goats Tor rhildt
Carpeting--N ysri y oi csrpetin., among winch WI
Ne found good article OF Ingram for % cents per
yard -, ..onn.,
100 NJ new Status and silks Of different kinds, such as
p.r,. pekn sllk ri n striped Caneeon satin striped
wslercd Pou de Soe, Paris plaza ana hsute' A,mi"s
EXTRA super Paris bsek grass de me - men, Also ~
luch extra heavy aud wade high usife BLACK sam Tor
cardinals Also few pie ces India Satin, splendid az
cie Also Fauiard SILKS, and great man DINERS seN
sesirahie completing suck an assortment OF SINS as
r.nno, ne fmnd in any house west -f the msuntsins
particularly The ladies Is call and exain" them as
ihev will find it well wor'h their ,ims ana a.oeme
Sedge them silks which WIZ excel any
hing they have ever seen ia this market have also
inks al ioc per yard, good Article
Also double width barred Jaw SINS TOT uesses"' sPe
Aiss' few Embroidered Thihet Dresses, something
.,lrely new an article which merchant in this city
ias had tie pleasure - EXHIBIT Il customer La
lies cali quick u yon wish 10 see Them
Silk Velvet, Thread Laces, Ribbons, Artl-
i, ials, French Mirenucs, Bombazn $, Slawls,
-a,hmeres, Jaconrts, Vestings, Marines. Bed
Ticks, Gloves, Cotton Flannels, Cdlicoes,
Furniture Prhts. &c.
rO THE I.AnIE-aiy stock has ieen selected " iIf
h. utost care aud bought entirely fnr cash. of the lar
-, Impor,inr houses the eastern ei ie- which
de, ne To- the newest and most tasonahe goods
!, a. season at an ic FAR below any oprr hoase IL
HI, s,ly You may ,ssared that ysu viii save IA :
,r, AID tr,uite by giving me the arst can, s am su
.oa " "a NOT any further tor bargains sna s's'es
ny t,onutrs Merchants are invited 10 call and Sc
e.Snoi sci ,Sem goods such term sths' They ~
sse money ~ II. -
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TEE, gaUGEES, .5Es.
ANOTHER ARRINAL..

r HAVE Just received another large and splendid as
q. soriment of READY MADE CLOTHING, and shall
be receiving them weekly from my manufacturing es-
tablIshment in Baltimore. Now is the chance for all
those who want cheap. fashionable aud good Clothing
will do well 10 give me call before purchasing else
where I am determined 10 sell READY MADE cloth
that cannot he exceeded in any OF the East
cities at Wholesale or Retail. Mnd--others may
rEL Vou they sell cheap but there hutone clothing
here known by the ofthc Baltimore Clothing
store which you wi find in tue house formerly occu'
pid Nv lao Gashofn NJ STEIN,
Nov o No IL Main 81 81 door below ] K yer.
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No. 1863, MAIN ST. WHEELING, Va.
XYYOULn respectfully form his customers and the
w public generally that he Is receiving his
stock of FAN Goods, comprising general assortment OF
Fancy and staple Fry Goods together with large and
extensive stock Of Varieties aud Fancy Goods to Which
he would call the aeniion of his former customers and
all others who may be in want of New and desirable
Goods.
Ills stock consists in part of Brown and Bleaclicd
nusns, Tckings, Giu.hanis, Checks, Broad cloths.
Cassimers Satineis and Vestings, Flannes Aipacas,
Irish Linens and Calico Of all kinds, Lace goods Rib
hons, Gloves Crava,s. Hosiery Posee ildrf bingham
do and Trimmings of all kinds. 49,
Cutlery, Watches, Jeweiry, Pins. Neetes. Threads
Percussion caps, Aceordiops, Fi"c ivory Combs aud
Combs OF all kinds Looking Glasses, Picture frames
and Carpets with assortment of Brass day and
10 hour cIoc ks 81 all kinds aud prices.
Country merchants and redars particularly invi
ted to call goods in their line Will lie sold cheaper
than al aryother Uou.e in TINS city.
Recolsct No l63 corner of main and Markei alley,
senls JOHN ELLIOTT.
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Greer s. Motte.

MCKEE AND RoBERrsoN's GOODS.
tOPAiHS superior blankets,
~ 10 pieces Red flanncls,
9 do 4 Brown pressed Flannel
do Pieces Cashmere,
10 do Ky Jeaus. A large lot of WooisR Yarn, all
of Mckee & RohcrtsoD's make just received and for
sale cheapby GREER & M0TTE,
oct ID No lb2. Market st.
MOTHER lot of those superior Blankets of Mex ee,
richardson's make, just received and for sale at
manufacturers price by GREER &c NOTE,
Get 20 No 1862, Market st.
nOMEST1CS, Brown and beacbed shifting aud -seet
a. incs, brown aud heachcd Drillinas- iichihs
we'd and for sale low GREEN q MUTE,
oetI No l62. Market ST.
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|DR.LE ReyYSsI
SARSAPAsssEIsIA


AND WILD CHERRY PILLS. t"+.
Tar LIE ROY has most happily suceesdedijp eomhin,
- ing Wild Cherry and Safsapafl0a Win other vege
table ,ngyedIenrs 40 as 10 Prednse sesne al once
tonic, and purgatye the only perfect discovery OF the
kind ,nedeth great Ifeollar eNcefiehee, ana
that which distinguishes them from all other purgayes
is tgs their operation istoHowed by m re action
Their unry allied purifying and ygallNs properties, tor
whichthey are indebted % the tsseuce OF
and the extractor
WILD CHERRY,
the do not siIsi9 the, dia.ssA aip
contrary siTsssti~pa thenf into actuR is an other
ppreative medicines produce pore OF less Ftcgpenl
cost onts amp sseis shines Of the aastfis i1tt While
Roys Pills leave all the gsehnsry 81 tte system h,h
o1 life and activity, and TIE inWis open and natural
l. Hepee, whites Nc GhesseInAn, thsy tine unity
cbnhdshSt and Without sisF, or THY ftnoVc oth'
!fg hut What ought 80. ls fs'aoyedss tir
Instrumentation no apathy or dchiluat.on AMI have
ltse hpy ttsszt, Cf aad IN an 6diuss teatr
| vlrtura Of Or. lie hoys Phs-the Vigtue which has
spread their I,a sRo heia SPHERES >ylrh sfs'
H. .,,, ttay MOI bitsisad .t H4f ~
rest ~ tbthstioG f had blood. ty teyoyips,sg iu11r
Dies tIpplHtes - ~ n ains rhn 0Aosist " dsaana
moreover keep cean by fonng and sftens tho
idigesve organs a. 10 be able 80 exclude Tom u ali
iaalier OF sast fc,o tiEs aud hrn they purity
be blood already ia circulation; eg - fraSi tIs
'Fthu until Is entirely free evsry n0Nous particle,
| aud fan OF health, life and yirot
General Agency, - Market street, Pittsburgh. Agent
| for Wheeling, w j Roih Bookseller, oct 10.
| Triatciphia, jehR u Foster
| West Union, \ kimmonz.
| West Alexander, Bry ant & Craven
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THE subscriber having entered into such arrange
ment with all the large publishing h4nses - tina
enable hin 10 sell al their publishers
prices IN New York, Boston aud Philadc phia Cana
the corner BOOK store of Main and Union streets:
Tor 7
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CAIl, ROIIND.

r. H. nITSS 4 Co.. have Just received their T all and
~ Winter stock OF goods which is much larger than
usual. The friends customers of the establishment
are invited 10 call. All kinds OF clothing furnished rea
DIV made D order at the shortest notice.
Recoect To call door above the u. :. Hotel
street. where the Blanket coats hanging right side
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THE GOOD INTENT
CESs'A'skaNG SCORE!
One Poor adoue tho IT, s. Hotel, Water ST.,
Wheeling, Va.
J Il HUSS n CO.
nv EEP cons autly hand all kinds OF
NE READY MADE CLOTHING
Also furnish order any Garment in their line of supe-
riar workmanship and in The latest fashion. jy 20.
EXTRA CHEAP
NEW FALL 81 WINTER GOODS,
AT THE WATER ST CHEAP CLOTHING STORE,
Second door BELOW the L. ). Hotcl.
WHEELING. VA.