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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-25

FERRY Boar LAID UP.LThe Martins
willie ferry boat has been temporarily
laid up for repairs. Foot passengers
can now cross ut that point in a skin,
but vehicles must take another route.
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oYSrERs.-T. H. Mong, ON Monroe
street, Is in daily receipt of fine fresh
oysters. He has reduced tho price to
30 cents per can, which, combined with
the nicely OF the articles offered for
sNlc,will certainly commend Mr.. MOng
to the oyster eating public.
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PoL1cE couRr.-In the police court
yesterday nothing was done bevond
arzaIgniug aparty for some slight Of
Tense. Judgment was confessed, and 4
tine of $40 and costs assessed.
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For SAG.

OF NO. % ON MARKET STREET,
IL known as the Old Jail property, o short
distance north of the Market House, running
back to street on the east, on W hich nre four
nlsb two story frnme houseOn Market street,
This property will be sold very cheap, to close
an Estate. There Is enough of material in
the old Jail iholtse to pay a large proportion
of the cost of the premises. Terms easy, TO
suit purchasers. /. IRWIN,
oc9I E7-9-4 ReAliEst8te AGENT r
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

LADIES and Gentlemen are invited TO
call and examine an article of Bath
Soap, in pound bars, for sale by II. II.
Logan & Co., and Logan, List & Co.
They will find, in addition, soaps and
perfumeries and toilet articles in great
variety and Mt fhlr prices. tt
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OYSTERS OYSTERS OYSTERS I-Frcsh
oysters received daily by express, and
for sale by the case, can or half can, at
Speldel & Inderrieden's, 81 Main street.
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T. Is now eyer thirty years since the above
S&iIlt5DD[1Led PIilS were INST discovered by mr.
iDuP0NCO, of Paris, during which time tIaS;
nave been extensively and SuccesSfiilv usS;I
In IlriS,St ~ ~ as well ns
unIlnTslLeIed success in every case. and Il e
oniy az the urgent request" OF the thOu-
Is induced to make the PiIis niliic far Nv, N
deviation of those suffering nom NnIy iII ~
t,. ~ rs Wen as to prevent nm In
IT. y y .t.4itiS "iiete he!alth viii not permit
ONE PILL rs * DOSE 2fe+
Females peculiarly situated or tI683e s,,n-
using these Pills while In that conitIo|I Ia,
ma, ne after which ad.
IIiS4t,. the tt9TfetOE no rcsponsi
any mischief to health, otherwise the Die
TeTecomtnendedasa iisS ssfi5qf' ttle fl1l
MOST INVALUABLE REATEny
JOE nil those atiieting Complaints so Der,to,.
41sfi0SS III it51 & ~ S 81 Ii RAJ le,,
4Tcastng Ootrn 1fEijLR IellSh on FStsgE = -
ne; nssts 5is.lss' ,4Eess q g Grssl Ee
51tp1tdttQn Of ne AeaI7 and All rs & SitOl
distressing complaints paFtiCIIo M
sITIl19Sing weakening 9and the beeinnin ~
'lsl ~ StL1er female Wenltenesses, VI
The Lette0FFh6eh. OF. tSSIlgv,,. -. : o.; I,
At thesame time, there Is n6iIij,,,- ., r..
tf SSAti;a9 injury to lie or heath. ~
o 9lettY 1oll0lCed ana ve'I, MI
49, - - tltt tltey ofe fezIfse1ted
"a - OA Ne llsQ3sES sUFFICIRNT.. ~
y y e nave been Sold Within
a,i.s = Two Fears 5-.75i - -.
!a.ss1d Bones sent ~ Ltey. bo,, ~,
ana AGENTS, 10 all parts on lie 10y
,,,;.11 answers have deem E49flg,
nave j5sIs nothing like the above nil
E l9A'lSlp uPoN THE WoRID. "
" li5 MsHmSxIng 0bstEIetions q Iesto..
70 " OI1ea Channel.
most g II e e the eheee OF ne
Price 81 per Box.. 4. issn e I, 4. -
ssS.G nS EE3AFTCO
HT3g g MainBtreet, WSesl in,sn t4,s
orders mnst ia ~ ~ ~ - toEhom all
REED, BRAFT&3,f5i ~ SpfuAS Retail, by
sold In ST. latfST ina of, ia j,.iis "a II =
Ladies N, : W. =, q ]. .PfCEERiNSg
aboyts s1e1s,5s Il SEQ to either AZ tie
q any M ~ tally IJy 2fsiI
y g ny .sstEee Of no tafsa y
oclyd Sole PFoprie &; = N a91 VIZ,
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New AND BEAUTIFUL styles of will
paper Mt Graves, No. so Monroe st.
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Go TO GRAVES, No. 80 Monroe ST., and
buy your wall paper and borders. r
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For Sale.

TWO BRICK DWELLING HOUSES, ON
Il the east. half OF lot No. 2lD, ON the corner
OF John and Seventh streets, each containing
SIX rooms, pnilt In the most substantial mnn-
finished In modern style. 1. IRWIN, fIll7
OCH al Real Estate Agent.
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For Sale.

T WILL SELL THE HOUSE AND LOT
now live In on Water Street, IL fronts 70 feet
modiOuS dwelling house with s rooms and a
hath house, with both hot and cold water.
Will sell my groceries and give possession to
the person purchasing II they want them, as
i wish to quit business. For particulars in
quire of ]. K. BOTSFORD.
sep4-tf Water ST.. Wheeling, VIVA.
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YoY CAN SAVE % per cent by buying
your wall paper Mt No. 90 Monroe st.
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For Sale.

NIHAT VALUABLE LOT ON THE COR.
ner OF Fourth and John streets, adjoining
the Post ONCE Apply. TO
oc90-1w LAMB & PAUL..
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Valuable Vineyard and Farm for Sale,

n ACRES OF LAND,
" adapted to growing Grapes, with about u
ncres already SET out. Also, a flne Orchard,
ofApples, Pears and Plums; 500 CuTTant BUSH
eS, &C., &c, being the farm recently purchased
of August Meyer, bylW.B B. SenseIey, decd
situated about mile nom CaldWetls run
ocI &c. COOPER,
ORD. s. RHODES, 4
Administrations of he,estnte Of W. b. Sense
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STEIN Bros, cor. Main and Monroe
streets, have just received one of the
largest stocks of Ready Made Clothing,
Piece Goods, Trimmings and Gents
Furnishing Goods, ever brought to this
market. They call tho attention of
persons visiting our city, COUNTRY
MERCHANrs PARTICULARLY, to examine
their stock, as they are determined TO
sell below Eastern prices. oc9-lm
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Lot for Sale.

TIME NED, ASADAIINIs-
i traitors of Jeremiah Cleiaens, deceased,
will sell, by consent OF heIrs, lot No. a, on
Market street, North Wheeling, on which
present occupied by Mrs Clemens. II not
sold Mt private sale before Monday the 9Th
day of November, It Will on that day. be sold
mt public sale, Mt the Court House. Terms
mnde known on day of sIlle. Apply to 'i
JEREMIAH CLEMENS, 81
OctE1mH orWM. EXLEY. Ha
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RIVER NEws.-The river was FILLING
yesterday with about seven feet of wa
ter in the channel.
The Express left for Parkersburg at
tho advertised time, with good "Trip.
The Leslie Combs and Henry Logan
made their usual trip.
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lin, CODDeF and Sheet IFNR Ware

lAyISi UNDERGRADUATES FACT rT n 1 =
IL LOT the mnnufacture 6f fha above ~.
60 81, am prepared to nm on orders pFufnnfiv
my olnef house in the city. Ikesn fIif 49,
Is slSt;EnS o. STOVES both Wool anal Cs6SI
~ y, y ~ " every Stove. I am Trt65T
ana I'm and Win give such job my ISF mai
IIi,S59l - spoating and GutteTinE OF m;
IIl,9I. 3 On hand Copper and BlSs
NCety cheap Merchants and other Sisf5,3s
I1e CITY VIII do wen to give me q 81 stls
~ R,F. CALDWELL.
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For Sale.

TTHE LATE RESIDENCE OF REV. "a. r,
i Weed, on Hampton street, now occupied
by n. Richardson, esq. Applylo
OcD-lw JAMES PAUL.,
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DIR93oSE EE YES
L1Q UID
q Arp AERSRH
eRF]=M.ED ? On.
pB-CURE wARRAETEDSa
.54E9ppq1 FPFqPHpss ARE az Eo OF .ppwgral III
ns- Can for Circular describing an symptoms.
sYNrPTONTss


TIME SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH AS
they generally appear are at flIHt very
slight. Persons find they have n cold, that
they have frequent attacks, and are more
sensitive to the changes of temperature. In
this condition, the nose may be dry, or n slight
discharge, thin and ncr1d, afterwards becom-
comes chronic, the discharge nre increased In
quantity and changed In quality they now
thick and heavy, and are hawked or coughed
off, The Secretions are offensive, causing a bad
breath: the voice is thick and nasal, the eyes
are weak: the EenSe of the smell IS leSened or
destroyed; deafness frequently takes place:
Another common and important syutom Of
Catarrh Is that the person Is Obliged to clear
his throat in the morning OF a thick or Shiny
nucuS which has fallen down nom the head
during the night. When this takes place the
person mny be sure that his disease Is on Its
why to the lungs, and should lose no time in
INC above are but feWofthe many catarrh
Symptoms.
"A single Bottle will last n mOnth-tO
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House and Lot for Sale,
KNOWlSi AS LoTN 6s, INfTHE FIFTH
IN Ward, south oCSecond, and east OF Main
street, with brick tement nearly new, con-
pied by Mr.. Winshlp. For terms, apply to
OCi J.C.l COOPER,
-ls. or j. 8. RHODES,
Administrators OF the estate of 3. Sense
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'TCWIW Ut 4NtIIIsEU7I8 IITN
DIR. JOHNSTON.

Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons
London. Graduate from one ofthe most emil
nent Colleges In the United States, and the
EreAter part OF whose life hns been spent in
ana elsewhere, hns effected some of the most
astonishing cures that were ever known:
many troubled with ringing In the head and
cans when asleep, great nervousness, being
1larmed NJ sudden sounds, bashfulneEs, with
irequent MuShtnR, attended sometimes with
arrangement of mind, were cured imnedIs
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A CARD TO THE Ladies
DR.. DUPoNco's '5''"
Golden Periodical Pills,
FOR FEMALES. La.4
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lntallIble in Correcting Irregularities. Remov.
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nom w hateVer Gause, and j
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL AS A PRT.vEDSr1xy1,
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Wa 5S HAS HAS LOCATED HISIsIs1 - DRIP.
PIiIsTSFssE5ls9lly I 81 No. 20 THIRD SI,PEEs7,
m. 3 ~ @fAs iii IL -.s-.-,-I.5I
I'M f. to cure 6nnnfrI1osa ana C,l.,I
enc E1iiS IA 70 tnLea days fi1teISa,S
IT1Ty, s5Iti I1let or htndnnce fTiSinl
ClIiS,S ~ X 5tll IN nom one to fiye a. ~. -
nal M ss,i SS!ii one TO three HeeNR SGcfnT
fiVS,tr 49, km issi0nS stn6ns,T ~ 49,
tifSSSSs5 ~ Skin disease nIIII al 1tS,s.
Ia3aiie9l . MATINEE, treated Iyiti1 nm!
nn1I ~ sias, Neuralgia DispenS,a s,or,s,,,,
al tho Kiisyslll Of the Hood. ana iIIGsSss.s
DR. Y1nno'St ~ 3nu liver speeIiIV fSiTFii N.
a y. Extract OF FfreyFeej
soSiFcs. !. = y, 10 be procured nom no Sthe.
~ llssaAAlllAIEtIAGoaUE FOR LADIES
yaSjS pound prepared and sod g,,I,t -, n,
10 fhfs, to remove ali ions
neJs ~, nleiistFJinl looj jT3%S StT
TIS 1,sttIS e4ld tn the sygfer1. 49, al
may cases Of lone s1sII,,sr
err no. 2 which IL four feS1rssas u I
! ~ y = g I; price $ per bottle
tslsq indies should not uSe tho olo,,.
lot reasons mazda IEn6IEI1 ~
No. 81 $40, certain and healthy nrsvsD,,.
Pets(;S9 y ION 19tnisliedon ann1ieSttnp
toms az ~ ~ e M stating fbeJrSTmI,
cins3 r. ~ ZION, can rseeive Tneii-
walton. - 7sSuFeAy packed from olJSeT-
1,; AtdSSss Dr. YOUNG, No - 7,,,,,, .,,,,o,
q : q Oltce, PhiI0 Hall second fiSIor
5 n m II ~ near Markell Ones IIt1iFS
- ~ " Z M and D. in. "a Z n m ~
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Especially, who have become the victims of
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and tleStT1lcfiya
habit which annually sweeps to an untimeiv
grave thousands of Young Men of the 11oSt
exalted talents and brilliant Intellect SSThS
might otherwise aVeSentranced lIsterinV
Senates with the thunLlerS of eloquence. or
walked to ecstacy the living Tyre, may cali
with full confidence - -
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
YOUNG MEN

VINO nave injured themselves by n cnrtnIn
pInGttco indulged in when alone, a hnblt fie-
lnentIy learned from evil comnonfOns or nj
school, the effects OF which nre nightly ieit.
even when asleep, and II not cured, rendefs
mn impossible, and destroys both mind
anu I,yi botiy, should apply Immediately.
What a pity that n young man, tile hone Of
u. the darling ofhis parents, should
ments OF life, by the consequence or GIeTiS-
I'M! ~ IIom the path of nature and indulging
Ii1toS Sertain secret habit. Such persons, MUST
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-17
Paying Off the soIdlers

WAsHfs0roS. August 10 All the soldiers nov
in the field. With tho exception of those 10 Mill
tary Divisions under Gen. Sheridan, have, within
few days. been paid up to and including the
30tb of June last; and for Sheridan's Department
over $40 900 OOO we're sent two weeks ago, TO
tho paymaster, with which to settle the de IN ands
against the Government; so too in the West and
Southwest, including California have the re
quisite funds been forwarded to pay the dues of
the soldiers. Ga the first day of Nay last. there
more than million soldiers actually in
the service OF the United States; since then Il We
hundred thousand at least have been mustered
out aud paid of, while about Two hundred thous-
and more are either en- route or waiting muster
out at vArions State rendezvous Only two rcgi-
msnts OF this enormous army have failed to re
ccvo their paw with reasonable promp,ness; one
OF these is a New York regiment. aud tho on,
reason OF the failure to receive their pay is found
in neglect OF their officers to properly complete
the pay rolls
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FOR the State sentinel.
CITY Affairs.

EprToE SkxrTsKL: see by your paper TO day
that Ar. Caven 10 DESTROYS of ascertainng the
name Of one OF your correspondents, who very
Justly reviewed the management Of police affairs
in this city. a. TO prefer charges against the
alleged delinquent officials. The fac, il. the
present Mayor Of the city is merely police jus
tice. pockesug all the fees he can, instead of at
tending 10 the duties which come properly within
the province of the Chief Magistrate of the mu-
nicipaliiy. What does Mayor Csven know. eI-
cept by hearsay, about the police and sanitary
condition Of Indianapolisy He goes from his
office TO bis meals. aud from thence TO his lodg
ings, and in this little round consists his personal
knowledge of outdoor city affairs. He perhaps
occasionally. oliactorly. catches the odor Of the
gutter in Illinois street. opposite the Bates
House, but it is 80 brief that be soon loses the
scent What has be ever done TO remedy that
nuisance? Does be 60 around by night and by
day to see that the vasious city officials faith
fully discharging their several dutiesi III be
did, be would not be under the necessity Of in
curing Of citizens what city officers failed
to fulfill the trusts conhded to them. An
efficient, public spirited, and energetic Mayor
'ould do much 10 advance the welfare and
material, as well as moral. interests Of the city
IL every respect. Al this season of the year.
view Of the terrible epidemic which is
rapid making its way westward from the Old
orld. &c need Mayor who will look after the
sanitary condition Of the cl,y-not one " no, with
avaricious hand. pockets the fees from the un
fortunate citizens ho thoug htessly violate petty
city ordinances. As bis Honor il anxious for IN
formation. we will inquire Of him If he does not
know that officers over whom he has a supervision
have induced violations Of law so that they could
become informers, for the sake Of the fees or
pensltiesl Again. does not His Honor know
that poor labOring men. whose families de
pendent upon their daily labor for support. and
who look to the week wages to pay the little store
debt they have contracted during the week.
have been arrested for the grave crime of taking
a drop TOO much after the close OF their week {.
work on Saturday afternoon, brought before hi IN
iued not only all their week q wages but locked
up in Jail for the efficiency. thus depriving their
needy families of their sole dependencei Thess
thoughts happened to strike us on reading His
Honor's card in your paper to-day and We j1tteC
them down pro bono publieo More anon.
Yours ANOTHER CITIZEN
lNDIASAPoLIs. August l6. 1865.
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FoRrsEss Mormon August l5-Ths ste. mer
Thomas Collier ran into On old wreck in the
James river. near Rchmsndl yes,eraay, doing
SEINE damage She left for Baltimore for re-
pairs Her pamps we're insufficient TO Keep her
clear OF the water
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CANADIAN PARLIAMENT.
EMIGRATION TO NORTH CAROLINA
WERTz' TRIAL POSTPONED,
a.. de-. .kc Ae.. &c.


NKw YoaK. August 10 The failure of Ket-
chum Co has caused a perfect rush Of stock
spectators from the watering places to the city,
many of whom fad themselves heavy losers
An immense delegation OF bankers were here
from New England. and that section will suffer
severely, as ketchum & Co held a large amount
OF Eastern funds
An examination OF tie transactions of young
Ketchum Is being conducted by the Board of
Brokers
Dobney, Morgan & ca held 800 900 Of the
forged certificate.
detective wen, 70 Boston. yesterday. 10
search the steamer Asia FOR yOnns ketchum,
and will probably proceed to Halifax to catch
him ia he went overland Some people,
however. think he i concealed in this city
The Commercial says: The market is cslmer
to-day Until il is known what amount Of Ger
ti6cstes are out there will doubtless be great
caution in losning to all but firms in the best
standing Ii II was known the issue reached the
largest possible 6gures-;wo and half millions
there would be severe contraction, for il
would then be clear that there must DE heavy
losses and failures Somewhere The probable
extent of the issue will not be known until il is
ascertained if anything will De obtained from
Ketchum l. Co. in compensation
1t il understood that ketchum has said he
would be able to pay five per cent on the dollar
oil his Liabilities we are no. aware whether ina
ia supposed TO include liabilities account o.
Edward Ketchum's forgeries
We hear Of some sases of the selling OF al
the collaterals. IL is ru mored that firm in tn,
stock and gold business has failed Ii requires
confirmation
The Post SAYS: The losses of Ketchum
Son by the abstraction of bonds aud other secu
rites, is So 500 600 or SO 900 900. The nam,
of the firm was only used once by young
Ketchum, and that on the day Of his light
when hec btained on a check $500, 900
The losses Of Mr. Graham will foot up owe,
81 zoo 600
Brokers and other persons share in losses in
sums of from $40 coo to S50, 900.
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PoLIcK MArrsas--Charles VARIES was drunk
Charles came down So
Andres Bruce, ass0oistipg With prostitutes,
got $40 40 De paid the san. Christian Hyer,
for the same ohense. vent 70 jail thirty days, IN
default o. payment
William Iszrig, Alexander Pitt. Asbury Rob
erts. Patrick Colsy and Morris Collins we're
each drunk. In default Of pay ent of fines and
costs. they we're sentenced 20 The chain gang for
. period of ten days
Mary Carver, a miserable looking woman in an
odiously filthy dress. With . boy. was srraigned
a charge With stealing . ~steh from Mrs.
Hsines The testimony vas conclusive, and
the woman and boy were remanded 10 Jail, 10
default Of bail, 70 answer At the next term OF
court
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'relegraphic Dispatches
MIDNIGHT REPORT.

Fer Morning Report see Firs, Page
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appotutrneut. by the prestdsnf

ssntNoroN, August 10 The President has
made the iollowlng appointments
Newton Edwards, TO be Governor aud EI
Ohcio Superintendent of Indian Affairs Of
Dakota Territory: = ward b TAYLOR. Superiu
tendent of Indian Affairs for Northern District
Major General Curtis Brigadier General II H.
Sibiy. II A Reid aud Oram Guernsey have been
appointed Comm ssioDers ~ negotiate. under in
slructions Of the Secretary OF the Interior, a
treaty with the several tribes Of Sioux aud Chey-
enne Indians The President has also appointed
Paneas } Horwitz. NJ D.. Chief OF Medicine
OF the United States Navy. and Visitor Of the
Government Hospitals for Insane. Hon Robert
Nsnvalkenburg, Of New York, to be Acting
Commissioner of Indian Affairs during the 40
seBcc of Judge Cowley with the Indian Comms
soners Samuel A PAncoast has been appointed
Tax Com missioner for the district OF Georgia
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cons M ERCIAL

CINCINNATI. August 10.
Flour unchanged not much done; extra s.
SOFAS 60; trade brands S. 1909, aud family
aud fancy brands 50 256l0: superfne s. and
dull.
Wheat firm for prime old. but new dull aud
hard 10 sell. owing 20 the inferior quality. Corn
scarce aud wanted AZ Zoe Oats very dull AZ IS
@4Gc. and receipts exceed tho demand Rye
9Oc
Whisky in better demand in the afternoon
and $50 bbls sold 50 10
Provisions dull
Mess pork sold at 500.
Fifty uerces of lard sold at 23c
No sales Of bacon or bulk mests, and prices
nominal
Sugar l4@l7cle Coffee 29@32c Molasses
dull Cheese l5c
Batter 20@26c for fresh and ls0o0 for fair.
Eggs dull at l5dl6c
Lnseed oil 81 l4@l Is
Gold 81 40@l Az
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BoAsp OF PUBLIc InrRovrxKSrs The Board
OF Public improvements. at lie regular session
yesterday, granted the following building per
mIts:
To J. W. Ray. dwelling. on lot No :. on In
diana Avenue-3255
Tow. W. Smith. dwelling. on lot No. |. on
South. between Missouri aud West streets
s625
rOJ W. smi,h.I, dwelling, 90 lot 10 IS, on
Bradshaw street-$3 900.
Toe. d Vincent. dwelling. on lot No 65. on
Vine. between Jackson and Broadway streets
500
To NJ. b. Peniecost. dwelling. on lot, No. 1,
on Alabama, between Michigan and North
.ueets-s3 900
To VIM. KOthe. dwelling. on lots Nos l55 aud
i26, % Davidson. between New York and Ohio
yYsess-$350
To Maria De-hil. d.elliae. on lot No u. on
Grant. between West and Graot streets
To J A Brouse. Dwelling. on lot No : on
New York, betseen Delaware aud Alabama
bama streets-Sl 200
ToEM. Scger. dwelling. on lot No IL -oH
West, bel-ees Michigan and North streets
5000
To Rober, Patterson d-slliug. on lot No u.
On Locksrbs. between Noble aud Liberty streets
$3.50
To David Kreglo, bushes. block. Oh 10. No
: on Indiana avenue. between tennessee aud
Mss ssppi stIeets-$t .OO0.
To c Reasoner. dwelling. on lot No -
on Rosette between Grove aud Corporation
sueets-S6OO
To Gotleib Berner. dwelling. on lots Nos ~
and 200, on Railroad between North and 81
Clair suesu-S70O.
Ton c. J Stern. dwelling. on lot No. 10
ou Chatham. bet-een Walnut and - CLAIR
streets-SI go
To + Z. Brundage. store room. on lot y .
&c, on Msrkes, between Davidson and Nobl,
streets $500.