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San Andreas independent., 1857-03-21

DARBEE SHoP.-Mr E. A. Clarke Barber, Hair
-. anu ohampooner, has opened Barber Shop,
" 'ne undertook Hotel, San Andreas. Those
s-,., q" easy smooth shave, and wishing hair cut
o! ana neatly there be accommodated
San Andreas independent., 1857-03-21

ran li1iSA-Dr' W. Lyon, Dentist of Mokelumne
hii nods iorth at the Kinderhook Hotel DR. Tvon il
gooo Denest and his prices are such as not to admit Of
complaint Dr. Lyon will remain but one vol loroar
Ine importance of attending to diseased teeth in time II
is useless lor us to revert to- Nothing 50 mneb contr
utes to good health and sweet breath as
of teeth-they also improve personal OCT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-01

TnE Cumberland Cieilian states that the blu.
siness on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at
that point is now greater than ever heretofore.
Train after train is almost constantly passing
through that city, heavily laden with the pro-
auctions of the ''great vest and the rich trea-
surcs of the coal region going east, and mer-
chandise, manufactured and imported articles
going west. The revenue from this months
business will undoubtedly be larger than that
of any previous month, and perhaps more than
from any other railroad in the United States.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-01

SUDDEN DEATH Yesterday, about noon, Mr..
Vim. B. Buchanan died very suddenly at the.
Mcclure House. About an hour previous, he
had been suddenly attacked with neuralgia of
tbeheart while coming up Monroe street. He
sunk down upon the pavement, and was carried
into the store of Samuel Neel, and from thence
brought to the Mcclure House. Ho seemed to,
recover for awhile, and said that he felt quite
easy. InabOut an hour from the attack he had
brcnthcd his last
Mr. Buchanan has long been resident of this
county, and is well known not only to our iti.
zens, but to the literary public all over the cOun-
try, as man of eminent literary attainments
Especially was he known as poet He had.
continuation some of the ablest papers Of the
East, and his productions were every where rec
osuized as those of mind of the finest mould,
and of ripe scholarship. It is snid by those
who knew him best, that he never wrote line
thatwas not rcplote with nethought. Butwe
need not dwell on his merits in announcing his
lamented death to thereaders of the L1tSlAgea-
Ger, for they have often read in these columns his
contributions, and they, in common with his.
many friends, will deplore his loss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-01

WHEELING TRADE The Washington Pa)
Tribune, of yesterday, snys:-Two Grocery
Merchants, of this Borough, visited Wheeling
last week and purchased goods in the line Of
their business to the amount of $4,000 The
articles purchased are equal in quality to the
best TO be found in any other city, East or Vest
and the terms in every respect favorableto trade
in this Borough. Onthe item of freight alone,
compared with the cost of hauling from Pitts
Gurgh, they saved about 81, 90 per hOgshead on
Sugar.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-01
American Wines and Brandy.


American Wines and Brandy.
Ct9otRlGtt brands and zsfaS'S IslHil6 bfCiids
SPARkL1aC4 C4TNRBAS tQnaEi5 and PintS.J The rival
~ OfFrench Champ lg1e.
vslAth SAEAhBA goFEgsponalns to German Hoek
CATAYBA BRANDY, Distilled frs1a cataEta Vine
Strictly pure, for medical purposes unrivalied.
DIRECTIONS.
Keep the Wines In aAOriEONat t0, and in cellar
~ an even temperature. -REs
In cOLd JDeuthsr tie SPARKLING WINES should BE Rent
for three days before using in ROOM or at the tenn
warmed through -
Ice should never be used In SPARKLING fCATAWBA
WINES for u Injuries their flavor, and dIIues
the Wines thus destroying their character. The Wines are
too sensitive 70 bear Ice.
~ In offering Ihe above Wines 20 the notice Of tie
American public We desire to all persons who may
purOhase them that they the strictly JuCR or TE
OAFAWHA GRAPE free from and every form OF auIter-
on and senatnnB alcohol excepting reSuIta
from the natural process OF fermentation.
The SPARKLING CATAYBA Is not made to IMrG Ara any
foreign article WhateVeFf but Il % deB just what
y represented an y mexican Sparkling NtneSas
OhnmpaRne Is FRENoH .spaEklinG Wine" Here the re.
semoanee ceases IS the American Grape 70 far rich
and tuitT IN Its uavOT Il makes delicious
prejudice only, and inconsistent true taste and 1ndg.
mept = - 4.
The STILL WINE Il highly esteemed by Medical men rs
most tonic for nvhllds, and for sAcR1MFAG
purposes i y wholly unexceptionable.
Ehe BRANDY made from the CataVba Grape diners In
material degree from ordinary French Brandy course:
but AZ the same time 1t possesses all those qualities which
should article kind and when
70 strictly pure Brandy for medicinal
o'sT Ps as It cannot 5s over fs.i9s,sd
Bridge Corner Druggists, Wheeling, Va,
Z = L.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-01

DIvrDExD.-Tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company has declared n cash dividend. of three
per cent for the past six months on the main
stem, and four and ahalf per cent. on the Wash
ington branch. There has been a great increase
in the amount Of freight carried over the road
the past year. In the single article of -four
during the year 1856, there were 984, Oss bar
rels brought to Baltimore, being 877. 276 barrels
over the previous year.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-01
New York AdVeFtisements.
AI.I.znrIile.. .9s.ll !. !. l.ana......

49, PIOAt
As4.tt 81 = .sls lCGS ARDS
advertising anu CGice, NO $780, 0foaday,
4 Ee9 sYeSk.-
EIE! (yzTsNtT tSf fSFi7S an
= v,1S5S1s . TSiI,s = ~ ~
~ y = " y. g S,
~ " a - Z ~ = e y Glskse.
DIX. fEUUtFENNANtSlGlS'S
FLAYoRINGs TO. PRODUCE At A MOMENTS NOTICE
= 3 s livery DFSSI Il I'm M GOFt, :
The has made great Improvements in
this branch Of business. Tie are mt an IN Re-s
ages OF &, ~ ~ gallons anil rednire Int The addition
Of Pure Spirit ether or 4 nru6f 4 NIL Ijls such Ns
Ooga6 eher dirk M 6Sa ISiJ.,l ri 3sffl.k fiIt ~
maiean 81 ufo Rum Douron Irish and
Scotch APple Peach, Cherry and Raspberry bran.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-01

New GooDs.-We call the attention of coun-
try dealers to the advertisement of j. E. Curtis,
appearing in to.day's paper. He has opened
out one of the very finest stocks of goods ever
brought to that section of the Panhandle, and
we noticed, in call ut his establishment, has
made arrangements to receive NIL kinds of pro.
duce at the highest market prices Our read
crs all through that vicinity cannot do better
than to call at his store and examine his excel
lent stock of goods
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-01
FIRE

sANDUskY, April &c. AN extensive fire con.
Stunning halfa square, broke out ut half past
twelve this morning; raging over two hours be-
toreit was checked. Three dwellings and the
extensive buildings Of the Sahdusky Machine
Co., containing tools and material for u large
number of Heaths, Reapers and Mowers, were
destroyed Loss about 800, 1000, insurance
only $4,000.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-01
new Yorl. NInrket.

NV YORK. Apt S9-Flour dull; 900 bbls sold Wheat
unsettled sales Of 4SuO bushels Corn
buOyan lushels sold at advance WesEsr
mixed 1II9c Ness Pork advanced 8Sc sales at &22 90
PRIME Pork ADVANCED &c. Lard No better. Wits
Ky declined 33Sci Rales at 2S1Et929<c.
Stocks dull and Inactive. AIichigan Central a4lF.
Erie 42Slj Cleveland Toledo e.; Cleveland g PITTS,
6uEEh 491Si WAukle as Chicago Rock Island 90; I'LL.
nos Central 1850 bond. 9s; MEchIPan Southern n
Central S6 PENN Coal Co 9216; Reading ~; Missouri
Canton 2S Cumberland Coal Co. 49, Sterling Rzchange
hrmer. -
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RlrEn NrWE-Ri1er. ANN ~. q inol,os

-RtvEn NEws-River falling, Q feet {. inches.
4'rirals.-Albemarls, from Parkersburg
James Wood and sherangO, from Pittsburgh
W. G, WOodside, from Cincinnati. Nebraska,
Rom Sunash. Rochester, from st, Louis Chi.
PsWa, passed down without stopping,
Departures. Albemarle, to Parkershurg.
James Wood, to St Louis Shenango, to Keo-
kpk. Diurnal, to Pittsburgh. Nebraska, to
sunhsll
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-01

TnALnKRc's COScEnT.-Last night, Washing
ton Hall was filed with such an audience as
rarely assemble within its walls. The 'bcauty
and chivalry, intelligence and refinement of
the city, and surrounding country, were there
congregnted, to hear the great Pianist, OF
course, we do not pretend to bea critique,-no
one expects that of us,--but it will not be out
of place to say, that some connoisseurs present
considered it one of the greatest treats of their
lives.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-01

CoNcEEE-On Monday evening, the ''Manor
ChOr," German Musical Society, will give a
grand concert and ball, ut Melodeon Hall The
performances of this Society are very highly
spoken Of They embrace some of the most
talented artists in this city, and should be iber-
ally putronized.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-01
PATBNT FLEXIBLE BANDl
Groa, 1mproVemea1 "a silI Hats.

GFenL Improvement In SILK Hats.
THIS improvement combination princi-
pies 70 render the sk Hat band, after slight wear
rs son and pleasaht to the head t Hat, without In
jury to its durability. This has long been desidera
tum, and by those cObnRtonI, have succeeded IN elect
ing this object which combines the sOness c the Felt Hat
with the beauty and SILK HAT and
from its readily conforms 70 The shaPe Of
the head; thus avoiding, the
bic and Inconvenience Of conforming and shaping, the
principle Of the conormatueE Is embodied In the Improve
ment,
the Bebre, oakfOrd aud other most fashionable
Eastern .ssg styles Of hats s. p. HARPER 4 SON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-01

DURING the third act Of 1.-THE ApOstatep.a at
the Boston Theatre, on Thursday evening" a
young man, who was personatihg the role of a
monk, was suddenly seized with violent fit
and fell li[elcss upon the stage. The actors car
ricd him to the wing aud the performance pro-
ceedcd; bat for moment the incident caused
the audience to experience thrill of horror.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-01
pAIIndelphla nInrI,ct.

PHILAnELPHA, IAPr 3OthFlOur again advanced 25 cts,
sales At fon sggerfne; 1928 $3.50
3,25 Wheat In emand at 81 GOa 81 for red and $I0S
ss for Tss Eye wanted ATS Corn advanced sales vel
Provisions are Unchanged Whisky sells at $3.50 cts In
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-01
FROM NEW YORK

APRIL 3O.-Advices from San Salvador, state
the partition of Nicaragua is consumatcd, the
natives of Nicaragua fully conserving
The City of Washington left at moon with
nearly one hundred PASSENGERS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-01

ASorush VENERABLE AND EsrnABLp CrrlzEx
GOXE!-Died at his residence in West Middle
town Washington Co., Pa, on Sabbath morning
last, at about o'clock, David Craig, Esq, in
the 8sth year of his ago-having been resi-
dent of MiddIctown for period of 81 years =
He was at the time of his death the oldest man
in Hopewell township.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-01
-CnNYIfYrEn

DAYTON, o., April 30,zA verdict of man
slaughter was brought in Today against young
Hazeltine, for the murder of Ghas. Black, a
Canal boat Captain, at Aliamisburg last summer.
Hazeltine will not receive his sentence rTtii
Saturday. ss- ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-01
e OrIennn mnrke1,

NEw oRLEANs April 29.-sales Of Cotton to-day $500
sniss. a. T. for 5dngs Rsselpts today 800 bales
Flour market cAed with advance to S89O7 OG. Cor
sales of.Whlte at t6c.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-01
h14 11s Maln sstNs.h RE4H 1a ~ 3.
M0uRf WO0d Ne11.e

NIOuRt w cod CemefePy,H- q.
VIE Trustees OF Mount Wood Cemetery, being duly au.
y toEtEed viii O1eF for sale day OF
Nay 1851 on the Cemetery ground, al the u1sold lots5
about SIX hundred and hfn that part Of the Cemetery
ground already laid out 80
LTSstses you'd pEge upon all DESTROYS Of
doing 30 either before at the sale the proprietor
offered to double the percentage the lots mode
by them The percentage to the Trugteea for the
Of the Dsuetef grounds, steFe
lore matter Of great present
- well IS those who may become rurchasefV.
e5olee q lots can 6e had rs Vny time previous tothe
the frastsess ~ ,st JOHN GOSHOISN1,
President OF the hoard.
John Bishop, I. Cooper, J.H Williams, K List WIN.
IaIlant Geo Rohinson, Jas W. Paxton John R. Morrow,
P. B. TAYLOR. mhlS-td .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-01

ANDERSON, whom VIC mentioned some time
ago, as having been brought to this city and
committed to jail on charge of having forged
U. S. Land Warrants, was yesterday released on
giving bail of $500.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-01
COMPLETEDl

CNc1SNAr1 April 3d. THE Ohio and Missis.
sipi r. r. have completed their arrangements,
and passenger trims will commence running re-
gularly between this point and St Louis, on
Monday ncxtin connection With Express trains
East
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-01

CHcINxATI, AIyl Sc.-Pour quiet speculative demand
demand and higher 500 bbs at 24c Butter declined
to 90 age and dGll. Nothing doing in Provisions.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-01
FIRE

AuousTA, Ga, April8O.-A FIRE at Apalachi-
cola, Fla, on Thursday last, destroyed the I'M
ion Warehouse, containing two Thousand bales
of cotton. Also the the Post Office, and many
stores and dwellings. Loss estimated at 3d.
600.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-01

So far bills to charter eighteen new Banks
have passed both branches of the Pennsylvania
Legislature
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-01

HHE undersigned, grateful for the patronage they have
received from the citizens of wheeling and the public
generality ct the old stand, respectfully eontlnu-
anee OF the same Mt their locaOn No. 116 MAN, be.
tween Monroe and Union streets
We purpose, at all keen
CHINA. GLASS, QUREESFARE, HOUSE q STEAMBOAT
furiShing Goods ON hand that will he most likely TO suit
the taste OF all who with their patronage
Our Rooms spacious, aGordng facilities unsurpassed
In the West to exhibit goods to advantage, aside from
our Retailing and packing department shall continue to
keep en- hand original packages Of assorted QueansWare
adapted 70 this section Of country and the extreme west
which viii be offered at small advance the cost
CSI6ssted Win this house, s FLINT GLASS MANU-.
FACTORY; hence Country Merchants Tely utori
saving the carriage from the to this point by buynR
their Glass and QueensWare from us.
y. Z. DUNHAA& CO.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-01
IOSH

BosroS, April so.-The Ship Cathedral was
lost off Cape Horn. She was owned by Enoch
Train, and cost $4,000. She was insured
here for $4,000.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-01
Imnortant Notioa.-

DEING desrous selling ont my large stock Of French
~ nandles French and German Wines, Imported WIKI.
KEYS and Domestic Liquors Of al nds Also, oto
hereby inform my customer and the public that win sell
from date, for OAsH ONLY Wholesale and retAil at very
reduced price, and cheaper than other establishments
afford. u any person ShOrla be willing TO buy my
STOCK viii set The price the price
Persons knowing themselves to are requested
TO call sRF11E. CONRAD sTROBEISf
No. III Main street,
Near the Wire Suspension Bridge
WheelnG, Feb. 1st 1881. sss5sssslE tebT-tf 3
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-01

LAND NYARuAxrs.- warrants are report
cd very dull in the East The following are
negotiations by Grcen& Lowell, New York,
on the 9th:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-01
THE INTELLIGENCER.
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY /, 1857.
no TIE PURLIC.

wehave :his day sold to sfes,rs Campbell SsDermo,
thsentire weretarn thanks
TO patrons for the many acts of kindness have
eelyed their hands cordially successor.
lOhernOtise wsdoubtnOtt they viii befound prompt
attentive every department Of business, and win
effort deserve the patronage Of the community
Our tru to the 1st Instant and hope our
rIsnd, viii aid speedily closing up outstanding
accounts.
The business of the arm viii be settled by either of the
pa,2Oe.. beatty co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-01

NOTICE TO THE LADIES.
Mrs. shacross will have her second opening Of spring
and summer Fashions, Friday, May LIST. my1-st
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-01
a.incInnnIi 1Inrhet.

BAErNoRr, April 8O.AFlour and Wheat arm. Corn 1aoc
quoted Ut 2a98O. =
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- Z l-- Z = =. : :
Astkt
Pearls 80 -. .,...,.. j
Soda Ash. 1888 ....... % 4
hAtkhEs4S.
EofEand beet =. |,... =. ~ ~
Fiour..-..... :. ! ..s....S(5 q
BuTTEaI
hse ana Lgll .4A58&e4i
BEEStS4A.
Yellow . b.....ss.... &4@kt
Seamlesst lll. .s... S4Sg6l
CANDLES
EalloW ...'..'..... IL!
S'4E 10, ,:.,::..,;.:: i's.'' .'SA
Sn EAsk.
Western hesetEei bs....---
OOkRE
RE, . b.. -. ,l1&@13H
JaVe.-.........,.i.........
MoeAa. .. (. .:.:::s'........le
CoRPES.
BrSEiers. ..-.... S.........&3
C0IkDAl{E.
Hemp IN COILS Sfb...+s,-1s
Manila. --s....'.S. ...s u. q,
S0tI ~ .,,..'':.'.. '.s.'...s;Sz
bel CordeT
1S9 feet, 2 dS.y ~
W 40 50 ..s.. ~
0U.i 40 ....SiOl
PlouglILinsS. ::s So. ...Si
Nho9p.
Alum IN ppls1S B.....Ssl4H
Borax. -..-...4.-:. -SSsg$i
SoPPeFSs: .sfIsssss.. ..S94
Epson Snlts.......s.,.4941
Chamber .29i
FEATHERS.
PIsHs
- = ssSSd
" No S....,s. ..s.1Sh
FLoUR
SUPER nDl.......o,I! se90 u
.NSs 11iIiI1.,,
FhglT.
DLieu A2IneS' y Uu' 4i1Sesfs' w
6feeni DOl...i....:.-
ID. PencheS-.....,.. ...8,W
Oranges, y box. -........s,0 OK
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ,0l
Ratsins..... s...... AL
kURS
EU&..-;.... ...' ..s.908It
Mlnk'...s.... ....4St9ls
hncsoon 1900. .....EOSGsSi
GINSE{G. IS
Good 3 b...,!t ...,..,..3l
GLASS. i=|r-
sx1o, p box, .3....-...8,Il
10xl0. ..,,.. so
2Sl4........ 80 .s.... .5,2i
13&l6. .....ss - .......6y $,
l4x1S..... 80. ..,....6,Ii
- GRAFT.
Wheat, y bu. y..s...1 ,O0@1 II
Rye. .-..... !. !. /. @
j Re- PHsse 1 MAJ II
Oats...........,. >. =, "A
Corn ...........j-. ........6
HAfj
Tlmotllyf ton. i,ssss.slO,0
ClOYer.... ......i -. G,Ot
HIDES AND I SKINS.
Green, y d =. -. $1,000;
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WaEEtnQ, Nay /, 1851.


IskirtinS /. < /. -. Z {. .........97
Cali, p duS 1900 30RRo
Upper, dol. -. !. !. !. /. $50
WatsF, . Dbl. =. ..., ]. s, 80
E5M8Eit.
Mol clear, Q d ...... tSlr8th
Common ,.s...s....... 1911
Fencing ............ .1btBlEt
tIlofing...s..... ....eZlQ34
= Ian SEES -. = ,-3..-4 .''Va5S
- AoL.AsSES.
y. o. In 3bis q gal neW....1 rs
West lnlla .....s.,..3....1O
CioldeuS yrup. ........S 9C9S5
q - NAILS.
Cut 3D. = keg. .....s. q, 30
"a. ..s..,..... a 90
Cd ........ ....-..-.-4 90
sdG91.,...... .....,8 90
g10dto Cod. ........3 ,26
~ 81 : - OILS,
Iinseed, q gal i ,0091 10
Lard, No 1..s!.....-.....lV0
g No 2...........!.. .1OO
81 Whale. =. .....,i..,..l ,9S
Castor, pure -. ......is .,....PUO
Tanners. ,:....,. ....S5925
|3ptsi Turpentine. :. ~. .6S
Alcohol. .....s.........6o@IO +
PAINTS.
Chrome GREENE. .......25
Paris Green. 49,. -. .8O945
o. yellow, ..s.... .s9......25
LlthArEe. ..-...s.@M
Red Lead. -. .s........t@10
Whiting. ..............l4G2
Resin, > bbl. ..-......s Z. 90
Fitch 1..........t..'....6,00
Tar ........... .....41 N96
Whitehead y keg........3s2O
Zinc Pnlht.........a;25@9tIb
O'h'YaFniSll p gl......1,I6g8
FlrnituTe do ......1 1908
POTATOES.
NesmoshRnics, 2 bu. ....1 40
POULTRY.
All kinds, dressed, 2 b T@9c
SounEchickens, DIX. 4 30
PROVISIONS
Beef Cattle, onhOOf. 9H14
Lard, bbls ..............,l2k
Hams, bacon. .-.....19H@18
Shoulders ....... .l0A@lOA Z
Sides. ....... .!.... ..,ll
Hams, bulk .......,....
Shoulders ................ -
Sides, '............'.'.a::..-
Sheep, on hoOf ........2&@8
be6ns.......s .... s.....SIo0
Esgs.... ..;;:: ...'.....l2
Carolina ..........neW 55<@6
Pittsburgh p Dbl 80. .,&2H
KHnaRhG, q bd. 40
SEEDS. ~ 10
Flaxseedi = Dbs...........-i
OloVer...-.... ...-..ls,.,-t
Timothy .,,....:...,....,-l
SOAP.
Rosin, p b......... .:....6
CASTLE. .........16@l6
STEEL.
Plough, 2 b.............If
clustered ......,....,12h916
n. o. fair to prime p
hhds ............11k@19
CRUSHED, Pulyerised and
Granulated. .....1b916
TALLoW.
Best ..s.s.1s s.-s..s.1O
TEAS. I
iGunn, and Imp. .4S@7ni
~. Tyson. -. .,........$ p91b
lOolonB.....-.s ...... 'esNgIlO
iPouchonB -....... ....2o9AO
TIN.
ilC boS..............Sl8S
tx ..s........-.. 1DA
l9xl2 slF....'......,... I6%
block Tin In Pigs 40
/" IN Bars...,-....4e
TOBACCO.
Twist, p b....... ..-.....1s
iGood 0's,......... 49,. 249S2
lEStra..-..-.. .36g4A
smoking. IallO
For all kinds ......... 3Q@50
WHISKEY.
AIonOngahela In bbls p
gal. 1901 30
GSnmOn ..,:... ...-....-.5u
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TNVNg
Pigs. HnnrinE Rarlk
BY TELEt4RAPH.
RnIlin,nre nInrlret.

Charleston Cotton Market. eEs
CRARLTON 8. o. April 2s-Sales Of Cotton to-day 700
bales; market very much depressed
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" est nrTlYed At Hampton KOads. -
RIVER AND WEATHER.
PrrTsBuRGn, April 3O.-River7 feet @ inches
falling. Weather clear and warm,
LOUISVILLE, April 30.-River, q feet 4 inches
in the cana, feet inches on the falls and fall
ling. Mercury 80. Weather cloudy.
ST. Louis, April 30.-No change of impor-
tance reported in the rivers, all falling slowly
Weather cool and cloudy, with appearances of
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SALABIANDFR SAFES.
OR Burke Barnes nanufacnre at ttsburz nd yaulk
" y -Onnra a .l-t-

" UooT81 Tor sale bF =
OuLBERTsoN, MORRISON q co.
only agents1n Wheeling Va =
which appears In the 81
YoE Of the safes manufactured bv eSSrS nFEe aS.
10 the MERCHANTS Of ST Louis the Pablo generally:
In Justice TO 9essFs E T. Violet Co.. their siccss
prs AesSIH leAh& Co., who agents for the Hdle Of
burke BAfnes re hereby certify that upon
@ the city the 1sthday orNpYembsr
1880 uat of books and papers come out almost a
~ now aftet being IN the ruins ty-tHo dlyH anu
We can eheeTfuuY tlieIr To- tile public
~ BRADY : BROS.
The above mentioned safe vas this opened In my pres
s!ee mere eeT that the large Of books
~ tne5etn Contained we're In 9nod order the
- VI 1QS s: 5sS sg isss = a i9SsisS
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
MEssRs. EDs.-PIease announce JACOB GooDING, Of
Rim GrOve In this county, Line Wig candidate
mtse-dAv' PEOPLES CHOICE