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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-28
BALTIMORE
Commercial College.
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Cor. Baltimore and Chnrlcs-Sts.

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Cor. Baltimore and Chnrlcs-Sts.
BALTIAiOEE, ND.
'y7HTS INSTITUTION Is NOW IL TIE Vts!
L prosperous AMI fonrisiiinc condition. fuiy ls-
ring the last ty, years llts it been Necessary "a
larger apartments fer t! accommodation .i g.
cTe'Ising number Of -;u!:Wts. Representing E-Ar
every State in III" EIIioH
Ii nnw occupies onH q: til" most c1Bs.l .r'
desirably located Llil iin-s il tide sisy.
furnished.
The advantages ami f,ci,it;e, here pff,.-
men desiring 10 qualify ,:semsclv,-s i,.nl srs
various duties of the Counting ;iNnu. " T..
Thorough ItrIriicdi Business II .sttsJ = DR. ..I
unsurpassed. in any part .,lla., by Any si,Is! 'fs
lishment i'll the United Sites.
FACULTY:
E. X. I.)SlEG,
PriHcipal-LcctUrer on the S,icrc" Of .tr 1i.tt' ~
nlerCc Business Customs. 81.
j. NJ. PHILLIPS.
Professor of the Theory and practtee ef i ai.i,
and Commercial C'itultIi-ifS.
II. II. DAWES.
Associate Profess u Of Z tnb-rs,rl az
y. c. JOHNSON.
Professor of Business AMI ur;.llwlta! l'r
s T. WILLIAMS. ~.
Lecturer on Mercantile l-IS
REV. +. NEATF.S EEf.>:-- e g.
Lecturer On C"mmcr.ti Hih,s-
TRUSTEES:
Hon. .Tno. p Kennedy. Hon. F.-t,ia g -
Hon Thos Swami. Mn II. f...s- .z--
Jacob Trust, ESD Win Fir.,'.,.
The College is provided with u c .,-ss.
@; STANDARD Works. exis:a s'I' lyr r!a.1-, u '.
Each Student has desk 10 himself, a.
r-rt-ly instructed.
There being no vacation during the ys7-.' -
can enter at any time.
The time usually r"qnirel 10 comr'e'c'h -.
from to u weeks
a DIPLOMA is awarded t. all GfuiG,;r-
4 large and beautifully Ornarnsntcl '.--ia-
tanning upwards of SIX sQUARr HzET. TcIrs-sa
Exterior and Interior View If the Upl's-" ~
Characteristic designs, pcHUanslip e., ,e1' = -
free OF charge. accompanied with si;1i' -f-- -
particulars. Address Elk. l.hsiA
Er..is.r. -
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MEDICAL.
TIIlS
1'G1lG
Great w onder
OF TIE 5>INETEENTu CENTURY.
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

Says the St. Lnuis (NIO) Democrat: Below we
publish aletter Dr. Wood. of this city. from gen
temRn in Maine, which speaks RlOwinSlv of tho SUI
perior merits of his hal. tonic Such evidence must
have its effect when coming from reliable source
If certificates are guarantees Of TRUTH the Dr. needs
no encon'iulns, nor useless f!ery from tile press
BATH. MAINE. Jan. 20, 1856.
PROFESSOR u y. iIoo6 d o.: Gentiemen:-HAVinS
my attention cc'l few months since She highly
beneficial effects of your hair restorative, was in
t.nced to make application Of If upon my own hair,
which had become quite gray, probably 0Ec-thrI
white: my whiskerS same character SOME.
three months since purchased bottle of voN hair
restorative, and used It.. soon found it was proving
what had wished. L uSetl it aInnt twice = week.
have since procured another bottle o! which have
used some. can now certify to the world that tile
gray or white hair has totally disappeared. both or
my head and face and my hair has resumed its ma
turi celor, ami believe and glossy than it
has been before for twenty five years.
sixty years old: good wife at the az. Of 1ify-wU
has used it with same eject.
Ike above notice deem ,iue to you for Your valu-
able discovery. assured that whoever will
rightly nse ms per directions. will not have occasion
TO contradict my statements ana citizen of this
city and resident here for the last ftre,, years AMI
am known to nearly every one here and adjoining
towns. Any use Won mas make of the above. with
my name attached. is nj yuur service. | wish to
preserve the beauties of nature in others as well as
myself. am, tr"ly, yours. a. g. RAYMOND.
BALTIMORE. Jan. =. 1858.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
Professor Wood-Doar Sir: Having hnd the nSfnr-
tune to lose the hest portion OF my hair from the eff
fCcS of the yellow FOYER. in New Orleans in 1851
was induced to make triat of your preraration and
found it 70 answer AS the very thing needed. BY
hair is now thick and glossy. and no words cnn cx-
press my obligations to yOu in giving the afflicted
such treasure. FINLEY JOHNSON.
AARoxs Run Nv. Nov. 50. 1858.
Prof. o. J. Wool: Dear Sir--I would certainly be
ding you great Injustice not "a make known To- the
world. tlr wonderful, well n the ed re-
suit have experienced from using ONE bottle Of y2,r
Hair Restorative. After using every kind of resto-
rativcs eXtant, but without success and finding my
To try bottle Of y0ur Hair Restorative Now can
H"r anu Justice compel me I" announce to whonlso-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-28

ON and after Monday, the 10th of April 1850, the
" passenger Trains will run daily rs follows:
First-The Great Southwestern, St Louis. CinciIl-
natl Columbus Wheeling, Benwood. Baltimore AMI
Washington City Express leaves Wheeling daily at
4:3j P NJ. arriving in Baltimore at $3.50 A. NJ. con-
Meeting with trains for the Eastern and Southerncites
Returning leaves Baltimore 1, p. NJ. arriving at
Benwood at 7:3S aud Wheeling at sos A. ~ connect
ing with the great Western, Southwestern, ana North-
western Express. This train only stops for meals and
supplying engine with fuel and water.
Second-The Northwestern. Cleveland Chicago ST.
Louis. Indianapolis, Dayton, Cincinnati, Columbus
Wheeling. Benwood. Baltimore. and Washington City
Express departs daily except Saturday ut $50 p. NJ.
and arrives Baltimore 445 P NJ. connecting with
tho trains for the Eastcre and Southern cities. tie
turning leaves Baltimore at $50 A. NJ. and arriving
at Beawood at ::37 and Wheeling Mt 4:e5 A. VI This
train Stops all regular stations East of Cumberland
Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation train
leaves Wheeling daily Sundays excepted, ut 10 A. NJ,
arriving III Cumberland at s:2S p. NJ. Returning,
leaves Cumberland ut $50 A. NJ and arrives Mt Wheel
ing $40 p. NJ. This train stops at all stations.
These trains all make close connection with trains
.B.PoRD, Agent.
w.P. SMITH. Master Of Transportation.
l.. NJ. COLE, Gcn'l Ticket Agent. nprl26-GO
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r2ICE.

Case of go vns complete, in morocco, anil BOOK. IS
Case of 20 vias. and Book, plain. 4
Case of Is numbered b-Xes, aud Book, ....... .
Case of boxes, numbered, aud hook,
Single numbered bU:os, with directions, q, cts
Single lettCred boxes, wifi directions ~ cts
Large cas-" with o. walls. Tor planters ard ply
sicians, ...................... sl5
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OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL.

Look over the list; make up n case OF what kind
you choose, and inclose the amount in current
or stamps BY mail to address, at 500 Broadway,
EewYork and the medicine will be duly returned by
mail or express, free of charge.
AGENTS yANTED-we desire IN active, efficient
Agent for the sale of Remedies in every town or
community in the United States. Address DR.. HCu-
PHREYs Co., No. 562 BROADWAY, NEw-YURK.
Sold by LAUGuLINS BUSIIFIDLD. Druggists,
"a Main street Wheeling. may25 d&wly
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CLIFTON HOUSE,
NIAGARA FALLS.
CANADA SIDE.

CANADA SIDE.
TTIHE PRoPRIETORs WOULD ANNOUNCE To
1 their many friends, and the public generally.
that they have leased the above house fog of
years and have refitted, newly furnished and made
such additions and improvements equal point
of style and comfort any hotel the many ashiona-
BILE Watering Places. This, together with its local
uOu, which cannot be equalled, commanding it
does complete view Of the American and Horseshoe
Falls and the efforts Of the Proprictors to keep in
make the Cliftonn a fayorite house at Niagara Pals
Visitors arriving by the several railroads should
have their baggage checked for and stop at .Suspcn-
sion Bridge" Canada aide, where omnibusses and
porters will be in attendance the arrival Of every
train. Those by boat from Buffalo and Toronto wilt
stop at Ciifton-House Station Erie and Ontario
R4ilway. The house is nov. open for the season.
JOSLTE & DUNKLEB, Proprietors
A. c. JosL1S, formerly OF Congress Hall and City
Hotel, Albany; Pavilion Sharon Springs and recent
ly RoEsn House, Toronto.
]. W. DUXELEE.
niagara Falls, (Cauada) ie12-1mdkW*
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Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road

in. MCCULLOUGH. President.
+. r. MYERS. Gent Ticket Ag't. j.
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ami Why because it rerc- triIs 10 at7-I fnst-n,a
'1eoHs relief when given in time. IL acts rs if by
magic, and one trial CLONE viii! convince you that
whit cav is true. Ii confirms
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ThOmSOn'S Corrugated Skirts.

These bea1tlnI Goods, owned and manufactured sole
II Y OF
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Three Through Passenger Trains,


The Capacity of this Road s now equal to any the
Country.
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MEDfCAL.
SANFORD'S
Liver Invigorator.
NEVER DE8IIs1TATES.

VI Is COMPOUNDED ENrIREI.Y FKvM GUNS
aM.. lns. hSNnnn . .Stnh.L..L! t..ct :, Sr.-..!.l
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Every husband thinks he can tame a
shrew except the poor fellow that has her.
The hydraulic press., 1860-07-21

TIE CHINESE TAILoR.-Among the many
whimsical anecdotes told of the peculiar hab-
its of the Chinese, perhaps few will be con-
sidered more characteristic of their love of
imitation than the following:
"At the close of the last century, an of
ficer of the "Pitt," an East Indiaman, when
that ship lay off Canton, sent ashore to ma
tive an order for dozen pair of trowsers, to
be made of the nankin for which China has
been so long famed. The Chinese artisan re-
quired a 2attern-he could not make any
thing without pattern; sca pair of ftrowsers
was sent at his request, which had been
mended by a patch at the knee. In due time
the twelve pairs were sent on board, Of a fab.
ric of great beauty of quality, but every pair
bearing, like an heraldic badge, the obnox-
ious patch on one knee, exactly copied, stitch
for stitch, in style that reflected the highest
credit on the mechanical skill of the work
man, and for which an extra charge was
made upon the purse ofthe exasperated own
er, who. however, had no alternative but
to pay the bill
The hydraulic press., 1860-07-21
Che Avdranlif grfss,

EPITHALAMIUM.
saw two clouds at morning,
Tinged by the rising sun,
And in the dawn they fioated on
And mingled into one.
thought that morning cloud was blessed,
It moved SO sweetly to the west.
saw two summer currents
Flow smoothly to their meeting,
And join their course with silent force,
In peace each other greeting.
Calm was their way thro' banks of green,
While dimpling eddies played between.
Such be your gentle motion,
Till life's last pulse shall beat;
Like summers beam and summers stream,
Foat on, in joy to meet
A calmer sea. where storms shall cease
A purer sky, where all is peace.
THE HUMMING BIRD.
Restless sprite,
Throbbing ceaseless, never waiting,
Glowing, cleaning, palpitating
Z In the light
Thou'rt sigh,
Escaped fair young maiden's breast
Phantom of sweet unrest
Fitting by!
All, the storm,
Passion-heaying over there,
Beats too roughly for thy fair
Fragile form!
Fugitive!
Through the fairy portal, open,
When lips parted for the token
Lovers give,
Thou didst fly,
Glowing from the mingled blisses,
Winged by odorous fower-kisses,
,sr,ere Fleeting by!
The hydraulic press., 1860-07-21
JOB PRINTING.

Having lately received an abundant supply Of paper
cards &C., we are prepared to do printing of all kinds
good style and at fair prices. Work must be paid
for on delivery Orders addressed to Hydraulic Press
San Juan, will receive prompt attention.
The hydraulic press., 1860-07-21

Lafayette sent for a hogshead of earth from
Bunker Hill to be placed over his body at
his interment. The Selectmen received the
application from his agent. It was taken
from the spot where General Warren fell,
and accompanied by certificate that it was
genuine, signed by three of the most respect
ed veterans of the town.
The hydraulic press., 1860-07-21

WILD CHILD IN THE WooDs.-The inhabi-
tants of Carol County, Ohio, were very much
excited about a male child, from seven to ten
years old, that has been seen several times in
the woods, but as yet has not been taken. 1t
has approaced children quietly, but fees from
the approach of man or woman. The place
had been found where it had slept the pre-
ceding night and had eaten frog. Several
hundred persons, regularity organized, are
out on the hunt.
The hydraulic press., 1860-07-21

A storekeeper purchased of an Irish wo-
man quantity of butter, the Jumps of which,
intended for pounds, he weighed in the
balance and found wanting "Sure it's your
own fault, if they are light" said Biddy, in
reply to the complaint efthe buyer, "it's your
own fault, sir, for wasn't it with pound of
soap bought here myself that | had weigh
ed 'em ?" The storekeeper had nothing
more to say on that subject.
The hydraulic press., 1860-07-21
LOWER CALIFORNIA.

Lower or Mexican California is an irregular
peninsula, extending from the southern boun-
dairy of our State to Cape st Lucus, in about
Lat % N. 1t contains an area of GO, ,662 square
miles, and an extensive coast line both on
the Pacific and the Gulf of California, in
dented with several large bays, the best of
which are situated on the Gulf. The popula-
tion of the Territory is about IL, ,OO0 La Paz,
situated on the Bay of the same name is the
capital. The next town in importance is San
Jose, situated on the southern coast of the
peninsula, within few miles of Cape Saint
Lucas.
The general aspect of Lower California is
not very inviting, an immense proportion of
the land being composed of barren mountains
or else equally barren vallies and plains.
Yet the traveller in the interior will occasion
ally find fertile oasis, blooming with tropi
cal luxuriance, embosomed in the midst ofan
otherwise desolate landscape. These little
fertile spots are irrigated either by means of
wells or streams of Insignificant size. The
face of the country is cut up in many places
by deep arroyas, which have the appearance
of dried up river beds for the most part of the
year, but in the rainy season august and
September) are filled with roaring torrents.
In the few fertile valleys of Lower Cali
fornia the grape, the fig, citrons, lines, oran-
ges, dates, and other tropical fruits, are cul-
tivated to perfection. The sugar cane is al
so cultivated. The inhabitants, however,
are generally pastoral people, depending
tor subsistence mainly on their focks and
herds. The amount of land under cultiva-
tion is very Insignificant; and it is not at all
probable that the country will ever support
a much larger population than it does at
present-certainly not without the impor-
tations of breadstuffs from abroad.
The mineral wealth of Lower Califor-
MIA has yet to be developed, and in this prin-
cipally will consist its value to the United
States. Silver mines heve been successfully
worked for many years gold is known to
exis: in small quantities in the arroyos; and
there are inexhaustible salt mines along the
coast. The pearl fisheries of the gulf are
very justly celebrated, and afford employ
mentas divers, to hundreds of Yaqui Indians.
We have no means at hand Of ascertainlng
the annual product from these fsherits, but
judge tdem to be no inconsiderable or mean
source ofrevenue, and believe their value will
be more fully developed under the auspices
of American enterprise.
The climate of Lower California, though
characterized by extreme heat at certain
seasons, is one of the healthiest and most
delightful known. A clear atmosphere and
unclouded sky characterize the whole of the
Peninsula. But littleif any sickness is known
among the inhabitants, who generally live
to good old age.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-07
Cincinnati MARKET.

CINCINNATI, duly I.
FLoUR-The market remains dull and I'M
changed The sales comprise so bbls extra at
s. 20; 100 do do Gold, at 81 G5; 800 do do at
So; 600 do extra at IS 10; 200 do do, in two
lots, at 80 20; l42 do do at IS, and 100 do do
at - 50. Superfine being unsaleable is being
shipped East
WHISKY-A good demand and prices tc
higher sales of $50 bbls at l7t@l7sc, the lat
ter rate for wagon.
PR0VISI0NS-The only sales we heard of
were 10000 Sides, averaging 80 lbs, at l0c,
and q small lot of prime Dbl Lard at llac.
SO; Bacon 8 and IL, and Bulk Meats S@
loo.
GRoCERIES-A fair demand for Sugar,
with sales of 60 hhds, at S@9c, Coffee
steady at l44@l5c. Molasses is quiet at A
@45c.
WHEAT-Prices are merely nominal at
81 0S@l 10 for prime Red, and 81 1901 20
for prime White,
C0RN-The demand for Ear is active at
48c, in bulk shelled is duh ut 4S@5lc for
mixed and white. Sales 1900 bush Ear in
bulk at 48c., HftEst lIG
OATS-The market was dull and a shade
lower, closing at 40c, in bulk. Sales of Il
100 bu, in bulk, Mt 40c; 900 do at canal at
4O@4lG 800 do do, at 4Oic 600 do in sacks
at Acc.
RYE-The market is dull. We quote al
76@78c.
BARLEY-Prices are nominal at s5c fol
prime Fall. 'a ie
CHEEsE-We quote prime W. R. at 7Ac
Sales so bxs.
BUTTER-There is a fair demand for W
X. at l4(9l5c, with light receipts. Contra
Ohio is dull at lO@l2e for prime to choic'
yellow, and Sc for inferior.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-07
Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, July s.
The market very unsettled owing to the ef-
feet Of the Persia $ news on the New York
market. The continued rains begin to brace
up the wheat market materially.
FL0UR-0he sale Of 100 barrels Excel
sior' xxx from No. | White Wheat at
RYE FLOUR-Dul. d.
WPEAT-Sales of 500 Blu NJ. s. white at
l &c; 1000 Blu do at 28c; 1850 bu Wabash
white at l 26ci 5000 bu red at p. t.; 800 bu
do at | l6c.
GoRNASales early of 49, OO bushels in
three lots at Acc at the close 4Sc offered but
no takers.
The market for shelled Corn is quiet and
nominal.
No change in other grains.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-07

B9~The people in the region of Brown and
Greene streets, Oregon, were reused last night
between IL and II o'clock by a fracas which
occurred at a house on Greene street IL APP
pears that a hotel keeper who resided at
Union, at the Ohio and Indiana line, had been
in correspondence with the woman Of the
house above alluded to, and his wife had inter
cepted the letters and knew when her hus-
band intended coming to Dayton. She Rccor-
dinghy laid her plans to meet him here, and
give the pair a serenade. Last night when
the hotel Keeper was in the place, his wife,
whom he thought at home, headed a party
who stormed the house with powders, carrying
in shutters and sash in the force of the onset
In a short time the valiant fellow appeared,
and drawing a pistol, he ordered the crowd Of
spectators, who had been aroused and had
come out to ascertain what was the matter, 10
leave instanter. The pistol had the effect Of
running timid ones away, but the outraged
wife and some friends stood their ground, and
she gave to all who were in ear-shot a history
of her husbands tricks
The police put an end to the show by ar
resting the bonifNce and putting him in jail
This morning he was up before the Mayor,
and was fined $25, aud sent to jail for ten
days. We learn that a warrant has been is
sued for the wife, charging her with riot
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-07

Posr OrPicE, DAYroS, June II, 1860.
Until further notice, mails will close at this Office as
follows;
For New York, Philadelphia, and New England
States, daily except Sunday at $50 A. N.
For Cincinnati, D., Eastern, Western Northern and
Southern States, daily except Sunday ut 1850 A. N, and
.6;45 y. NJ. ..Ir4
For Columbus and GAINESVILLE, o, daily except Sun.
day at $50 a. NJ.
For Xenia and Yellow Springs at $50 ?. NJ,
For Miamishurg, Germantown, Franklin, Hamilton,
Eaton, o., and Connersyille, Ind, daily except Sunday
545 p NJ. - .fI.. I..I
For Springfield, Urbsna, TiAin, sandusky, Toledo,
Cleveland, o., Fort Wayne, Ind, and Michigan, daily
except Sunday at S;ib A. n.
For Richmond, Cambridge, Centreyille, Indianapolis,
Ind, and New Paris, o., daily at 900 p. NJ.
For Greenyile, O., Union City, Winchester, Munice,
and Jay County, Ind, daily except Sunday at s;lbA A. N.
For Troy, Coyington, Piqua, Sidney, 81. Marys and
Fort Wayne, daily exeeptSunday at $40 A. NJ.
For Union, West Milton and Little York, Tuesday
and Saturday, Mt 1880 A. N.
For louisville, New Lebanon and West Alexandria,
Tuesday and Saturday, nc 7i30A.N.
For Clayton, Centre and Ludlow, Friday OF each
week, ats y. n.
For Centreyle, Lebanon and Mason, Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday at 22;OOM
For yandalia and Chambersburg, at 1900 N. Tues
For Tayiorsviie, Wednesdays and Saturdays, at sl5
A. NJ. f. A. KING, 7. NJ.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-07
ARRIVAL OF THE FULTON.

CAPE hACE, July D.
The steamship Fulton from Hayre on the
26th, pia Southampton on the 9th, passed
this point at 4 p. M, bound to New York.
She has ninetythree passengers and six hun
dred tuns of freight
The steamship Panama, from St Johns for
New York, pass here in company with the
Fulton.
The King of Naples Is said to have &C
cepted the proposition made by his Council,
for a Constitution on a liberal basis an
alliance with Piedmont, &c, on certain con
ditions,
Liverpool Breadstuf market dull, with a de
olining tendency; Wheat Id lower, and Corn
slightly declined.
Provision market quiet
Pork and Beef dull and nominally unchang-
ed Bacon steady for good. Lard steady at
5S96Os.
Tallow steady.
Sugar and Coffee steady.
The national guard are 10 occupy the differ
ent positions in Palermo during GarribalGI S
operations against Messina,
The organization of Troops and marines was
progressing at Palermo. The interview al
Baden had brought about an understanding
between Austria and Prussia, regarding
the reorganization Of the military conhn'
gent and construction Of the German conted
Grafton.
Napoleon will not recognize the annexa
ton Of Sicily, Tuscany and the Romagnes tc
Piedmont
Two hundred thousand pounds in Austria
Ian gold arrived in England on the 10th
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-07
New YORK Market.

lby Telegraph for the DAILY EmpiTe.I
NEW YoRK, July 7.
81 FLOUR Receipts 2,7l2 bblsi market
shade frmer sales 1880 bbls at 8 2O95 80
for superior state 8 1905 GO extra state
4 zoos rs for superfne western; 8 45@5 90
for commo to medium extra western 5 10
SO for inferior to good shipping brands
extra r. H. o.
RYE EL0UR-Steady 1904 20
CoRN-Without striking change; sales in
small parcels at 65@66c mixed western 69l.
0ATS-Dull, sales at 5000 for Western
and Canada; 4O94l for State,
P0RK-Quiet and firm; old mess held at
Ice new, l4c old prime dull Sl2 so.
NEW BEEF-Dull and unchanged.
wHEAT-Receipts 1902 bush; market
without striking change The advance on
freighls checks the expected demand sales
1000 BUSH choice Spring 81 26; Milwaukee
Club 81 29@l 81; Winter Red Western l 80
81 w IgoB ffAan
tRYE-Quieta at 8O@s3. ~
BARLEY-Dull and nominal
BUTTER-In fair request at lO@l6. 100
Is State.
LARD-Firmsr; sales $40 bbls at l2i
OIL
asked.
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eral minutes elapsed before the body appeared
devoid ofsensibikty daring which time his
limbs were repeatedly drawn up and dropped
suddenly WtfN mWFTw|
Afer twelve minutes the physicians pro
nounced him dead, and the body was lowered
and placed In the coffin, and then taken TO his
fathers residence in Blairstown, where the ia.
neral will take place on Sunday next Har.
den made no speech on the scafold, AZ had
been expected he, however, made a full con.
fession to his brother yesterday, which will be
published, but not in his own language.
Many persons we're disappointed at the
Sheriff refusal TO grant admission tickets
and Expressed great dissatisfaction for his moi
performing the execution in front ofthe Court
House. u