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Grocery and Provision Market.

Retail)
THURSDAY EVENING, May ii, 1855
FLOUR &c per ID, at s9oO9s So per Dbl. for
best brands;
CABBAGE-5Ql0 per head.
BUTTER-256 30c.
EGGS--l502Oc.
ONIONS-S3 % per bus. or S0c per peck.
COFFEE-37t940p per ID.
SUGAR-Brown 5000, Crushed IS Coffee y
025; pulverized25.
TEAS-Green 81 7502 Is Blacksl 5,02 10.
CHEESE-Western Reserve sc per 10; East
era and English Dairy soc; Pine Apple 376ipo.
SOAP-i5020 per ID.
CANDLES-Tallow 25. Star 40i Sperm IS
RIGE-l5920 per ID.
POTATOES-S5640 per peck.
APPLES-35050p per peck.
HOMINY-10 per quart
imofe syrup q 50; Orleans 81 % per gal.
VINEGAR-40n5O per gal.
CORN MEAL-30 per peck.
CRANBERRIES-s2G COPPER gallon.
PROVISIONS-Sugar Cured Hams 25c per H.;
Shoulders and sides 2Jos Dried Beef q 1a5eI Beef
Tongues 40060c
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lF<6m the New York Evening fSprsss.l
Our te!safaphic dispatches received today
from the OIL Regions, inform US Of tse striking
near tks PIIST NATIONAL PETROLEUM
COlU ANYS PROPERTY. Ch'rry Run Stocks
Wtp be in deman d tomorrow.
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JACOB GROSSCLOS.
Successor to Probe & Grossclos.,

Successor to Frobe & Grossclos)
MANUFACTURES OF BUGGsE y,
Nl CARRIAGES, ROCKAWAYS, &c, &c,
No. 70 Market Street, keeps constantly on and
and manufactures to order, all kinds of wo TX in
hia line of business Particular attention given
to repairing.
Second hand Carriages and Bug .gcs fcr
sale. sep2U
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CHARLES SIEBKE,
III Gle EsSAR tn IL nIRMEI

- FANCY DYER AND SCOURER. South
Street, near the B. & q. X. X. Depot, Wheeling,
W. Va. AL kinds of Shawls Ribbons, and eve
~ description of Silks and Wooden Goods, exc
cuted on short notice and on reasonable terms.
This is the first and best Steam Dying Estab.
hshment in the Western States. sep2O
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J. & G. BAYHA,
,READ. CRACKER AND CAKE

ID BAKERY, Market Street. opposite the
Washington Hail. few doors above Monroe
Street, Keep constantly on hand full assert
ment Of the above articles.
PTheir wagon runs constantly to all parts
OF the city with Bread, Crackers Rusks, Cakes,
etc. sep2n
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oppsr, Tin and s Get Iron Ware

nUE pAtIx nRGlSrRR BeoA
6BINDRRY turns out an kinds Of Blanks
sud Blank Books for indiyf duaia hIW4 seeam
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SWAMI HOUSE.

AKKERSBUKG, VA, CHANG.
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From the Now York World.

From the Nov York World
THE FIRST NAT v0NAL PETROLEUM
COMPANY Ia a frst-cL Wa organization, whose
officers are Of the highest standing and we cheer
fuzzy recommend IL TO all garties DESTROYS .. par.
tendent is pioneer ID the OIL business aVd well
known as most efficient manager"
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RrsneA Ceafscsienary.Ss
PHILIP SCHWEITZER,, .

nRRO0ITE 8U8BY q LITTLES,
" Nc. s. Market Street. has now ON hand and
tinaxy Medical Baltimore Cough Candy. and
every other variety, Of, Candy ana Cakes Toys
sk.gvegf description and Q. full assortment Of
v21o8eo and Notions, 19S1asS lastA sepo
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Cincinnati yorl.ct.

(By T".sgraph.l
CINCINNATI May H..
kLoUK-r.e OCULAR at Is 5Oe67 IS.
WHEAT-Small sales Of prime red at VI 40
OATS-Offered at 40.
WHISKY-No sales. 80,
sales Of $50 bbls.
BULK MEATS-NothinS done the market
generally remains unsettled.
GOLD-tl g. t~
SILvER-sl 1901 90.
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JOSEPH TOLIVAR,

~ GAPS No. . Washington Hall, Wheeling,
We. Keeps constantly on hand full and
complete Assortment of everything in his line,
which VII. be sold off at the lowest market rates.
sep20
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New York Money Market.
IBy Telegraph.

TBy Telegraph
New York, May II.
MONEY-Easy at 5a6 per cent for call loans
STERLING-Quiet at 81 o96l COD for hrst
class bills.
inc at 81 e9i, declining to 81 est, advancing to
81 an, and closing at 81 80.
GOVERNMENT ST0CKS-Less active anu
shade easier.
STOCKS-Better; $50 coupons 81 on; $40 cou'
rons new issue 81 04s; U. s. SIS 1910 coupons 70
R. R. STOCKS-Ft Wayne sai; Pittsburg s4a'
tl-F LATER.
NEW York; May Gallagher )-Pittsburs
G5.. Gold 81 3et.
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Testimonials Of our present Superintendent,
MIR. THOMAS B. SMITH,

1T affords us much pleasure to bear testimo-
nv to the superior business qualifications of the
bearer, Mr.. Thomas b. Smith, during several
wears in which he was in our employ as Book
keeper and Superintendent of our business"
tOCKHART& MANAHAN,
Merchants and Manufacturers, Chippewa
City, Wisconsin.
'As an accurate, expert and scientific Ac-
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mess attachments, ! commend Mr.. 7. B. Smith
to the fullest confidence of all my friends and
the public. A. C. FAIR,
Formerly Of the firm of Lookhart, Manahan &
Fair Chippewa, City, Wisconsin.
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From the New York Tribune

From The Now fofk Iribnne.I
THE FIRST NATIONAL Is the name Of the
Petroleum Company whose prospectus and map
are before Us. The names which we soc among
the Directors are ample recommendations ion
this Company and q sufficient guarantee Of ifs
future manaS cement
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WILLIAM HARE,
P99A "a yITrSA 1. f E, T 9. , and
ing, w. Va.
Orders from the country attended to at
Short notice. sep9H
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H4H orders by Mail or othoKise ariH
be promptly attended to until he Stockls all
sold
u Coed responsible agents and ESchAnge
Brokers ramted ine r1y city and tOssS in the
United States and British -ProUisces, rifh
,chom liberal arrangements TiH be made.
SAn srass and applications, whether b.
lsttror otberwiss, must be sddrsssdts -
-. 49, HIS. Rowe = CO,
's-s - Conasssos MxsczAxn,
nari4-im q Liberty St, New Ys3k
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G. L. ZANE eco.

IMPORTERS AND RKALRRS IN
j FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES and
LIQUORS, Manufacturers of Pure Catawba Wines,
Orkney Street, between Main and Market Sta,
Wheeling, Va, responsibility on hand Brandies,
Scctch and Irish Whiekies Jamaica RUNS and
Cordiala, choice Old Rye and Bourbon Whiskiss
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Sold by T. II. Logan & Co., A. G. Good 4 90.
@. W. Graham, and McLain Bros and by all th.
stores throughout the county. and by al Drug
gists and stores In Belmont Jefferson and 20
iumbiana corpties In Ohio
jan56m a. Mckee,
General Agent
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-02

- RINrER kRRasaE.IEaR. =.

lsSa-s. WETER kKEAEazsIza2. lsd4-s.
On and afs- EoRday, Oct. siss, i3s., PASsenguR
Trains viii leave ClsvsAnd IS follows tsundnys SA-
s.iaA M.-UHISAGO EXPRESS.-Ssops st Borsa,
Grafton, ObsriiH. WaksmAR, HorEslks Monroe
vile, BeleVue. Clyde, fremont ard Elmorel
and arrives at Toledo ct Z :45 P. NJ Chicago af
naOPu and Detroit 10 ?. n
7;l1P M.-WESTE ERH MAIL.-StOps a. al stations
on Southern Division, and arrives at Toledo g
7:E5 P. r.; Chicago IS 5;45 A. .. and Dstrois at
A.aP M-NORTHERN HAIL.-Stops Gt all Btzs
lions on Northern Division, and arrives at hAns
dusky at 7:l0 p. n.
Inssl p M.-HIGaT EXPRESs.-StoSg &c 9rafsonJ
HOrWalk, MonrOsville, Clyde and 4rsmont, and
trriyes At Toledo At . A. ~ Chiesgo at II -
IN and Detroit at go A. X
UOHHECTIOHS.
Oounecsiona are mods At honrosViiie with tle blls
dEsTy MGnsheld Newark r. B; at Clyde with the
saudrsky, Dayton q Cincinnati 2. H At BremOni
yTifh the Fremont & Indiana R b; and At Toledo
with Ehe Michigan Southern Northern Indiana and
Toledo 8 Wabash Railroads for Chicago, DetroiL
IackEon FoIt Wayne, LoRauspOrt, Lafayette, Oalrei
Alton Sc. Louis, snd al points West, Northwest as
Southwest -, - -.
West at g20 A. n, 2:55 P. r., and So p =, E5oA
gauduskV at q:I5 A n. L. ID. EUCAIhs 1uE~
fue-.ia.A nct % te-2
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CONNECTIONS

NDnAEJLkJncs
ahsiby-SanduskT, Ma1saeld 3 Newark HsLroads q
HAnSfald, III. vernon. Newark. E2neayills,
&c.
OrsstIine-Pitts5urgh, Fort Wayne q Ohlcaso Ban.
road, Ecrest, Upper SaedusEy, Dolp1os, Lima
Fort u aYne, Laeorte, Ohicago. &C. West and
East for hansdeld, Wooster, MassilloIs, Sc
Grafton and Bellefontalne Railroad lne, or mATions
Belleio1tains, Sidney Union, Muaele, incian-
apolis, TGrra Haute, Nincennes, EFanHgius,
Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, &C.
DeleWare-With Springfield Branch tor Springfield.
UoIumbua-Ldtsle Miami 8 Columbus, and Aeltf
Railroad, for Xeuia, Dayton. Indianapolis
Terrs Hauto, ST. Louis, MorruE, Loyela1d, and
Cincinnati and with the Ohio end aii5alsliFJ3
gnilroad At Cincinnati for Louisville, 8Tana-
Vile Cairo, Sc. Louis, and AL Fctnts on s1s
Ohio River.
O5inmbus-Osntrsi Ohio EsiEosd aor Newark, zsnes-
ville WhsaLug, SC; Columbus, Ri1uz \ 1ns
diana Bafroad for Piqua, urhana. &c.
EzJFor Tickets % aIlroint5 and Information 1p7.y
~ ths PagsenFsr E!slg1 snd At Union Ticket Of1s
~ Euaerior street. 8. e FLINT
gIisvei1ul Oct T1 I21. SanHrintsutena-
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New York & Harlem Railroad.
NOTICE 10 TRAVELLERS.

TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
MORNING ExPRESs, leaving Troy at ssI5 A.
NJ from Albany at Hudson RiVer Depot ct Ss25 A.
H., SETiTi1g e New York IS S:SS P. \.
R.-H.S Sfpm- Alb9nF 81 Bin ?. II. RrriEinz sf New
Ths Cincinnati Express from Buffalo connects
with the s.55 at Albany for New York By the Ear
lem Road.
For the better accommodation Of the pabIio, AZ
rangemenis have bssn ERds 70 run the trains Of
the Hudson BiyeT Railroad %. and thoss Of the n.
Y. and Harlem Railroad Co. At different hourl irom
Albany and Troy.
HS Caru Ct he bssi construction, and most convent
e1t for the use Of passengon, have been plsoed on
THE HARLEM Road.
Passengers viii be Tickztal -zs baggage checked
load direct 20 New York by the Central
3. R Co., and ell connecting lines North and West
Tickets Of the Hudson River haIlrosd %. and Of
this %. viii be received BY either road and Bag
gage checked By either Company will be delivered
In New York without change Of checks
Nov. q, 1854 y. A. OHAPIH. Snplf-
NLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
~ RAIL DAD,
1865. WINTER ARRAEGEaEHT. uss;
On and Afsor Monday, Dec. 18Th 1854. Trains leave
Cleveland Is loliows 4aily, tsundays eEcepted):
500 A. .-MALL-Arrtve8 a. Pittsburgh 4so9 ?. n.
Harrisburgn go A. n, Baltimore 7:OO A, r.,
nashinstca ly;25 A. H, Philahslphla 6s55 A. n.
New York GOA NJ, Wheeling 90 P n. Con-
meets at Hudson with Z. 2. 4. R.R. for Akron
and MiHersburgh.
30 P. d. -EX EsAoS-ArriTes 81 Pittsburgh 9:l5 ?.
H., Harrishureh 7:30 A. NJ, Baltimore l2.20 P,
NJ, WashingLol 40 P. n, Philsdeiphia l2:40 P.
NJ, New York 2.t5P. n. Wheeling 6:70 A. N,
s:l5 7. -ACCOMMODATIOA-For HndsOn and
intermediate Stations, Cuyahcga Falls, Akron,
Rad MllleEsburgh, connecting at Orrvile with
p. W. = y. BY. Tor CaatOn, Massiilon, WOOs-
ter.qud Mansfield.
Cars arun thrOu ~ rom Pittsburgh 70 New YORK
(Via Al -entoWn), without change of cnfs-
- Fare as low a b. any osher IL.
- Through Tick1ts can b pTCcufra as ths Union
Mo- al ~ ~ raar n
Haeud-Strsst StAticrs Esa
.. IL DEFEREuX. Eup'E.
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NAS COMPANY DIVIDEND.-The
VI Directors Of the Cleveland Gas Light and
Coke Company have this day declared semi-annu-
al dividend Of three per cent. its capital stock
from the earrings Of the last six months, sDd the
same Is made pas able to tbs stockholders respect
ivey, at She office OF the Company and after the
10Th day Of March next.
By order Of the Directors.
T. DWIGHT EELLS, Ssc'y.
Gas OTTIoE, Cleveland, Jan. rs, 1865. ian20Is7
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OIEvELAsD, CoEUzBUs & CMmEEATI X. R. Co.,
CLEvELAND, o., Jan. 16, 1865.
HHR BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
L this Company have declared q dividend Of seven
per cent, payable february 1st next at the usual
places. free u GOyerume Mt tax.
The transfer books viii DO closed from the even
ing Of 2lst instant TO February I'd.
jAnl6:ls7 GEO. 2. RUSSELL, Treasurer.
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ISAAC 4. TSLACs UNION FALL,
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gntiGFs,

HNHERR WILL BE A MEETING
l. Of the Directors Of the state Fire and Marine
lns uranoe Company, to change the Company from
a Mutual 10 q john Stock Company, said meeting
to be holden February 18th, at O'Clock P. NJ,
at the office Of the Company in the city of Cleve-
land. J. II. UNDERWOOD, Sec'y.
Cleveland, Jan. %, 1865. jan27:ls7
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