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THE FENlANS
Two More Prisoners Sentenced 70 b. Hung,


TORONTO, Nov. l3.-The court resumed its
sittings this morning, Justice John Wilson
presiding.
Thomas School, the first prisoner placed i'm
the dock, manifested the most stole ind ference
The prisoners counsel put in an affidavit GER
t1ying that witnesses were absent who IL was
believed woulo swear the prison was carried
his will; and another witness who would swear
that the moment the Fenians lett he threw
down the arms they had forced him TO uake up
The Grown allowed the affidavit, and the case
was postponed. ..s.. .s's. p -f'- = -
Daniel Whelan was next placed In the dock
He is about twenty years Of age. When Ques-
toned by the clerk Of the court he said he was
not ready for trial. ....
Mr.. Mckenzie.-I am going TO challenge the
array On grounds that they were not selected
according to the provisions Of the statute for
selecting juries and Jurors. The counsel then
stated At ngth the grounds for challenge = 7
Hon. j. h. Cameron.-I submit, nv lord,
under the law at present In force in this cou n :
try, my learned friend has no right to chaI-
lenge the array upon the ground stated ii,
the objection. therefore ask you TO, rule
At noon his lordship adjourned the court
until p. m, when a discussion took place
respecting the question raised by Mr.. Mcken.
zie. His lordship decided against the chal-
leDge, and the court adjourned AT 6 p. m. Mr.
Mckenzie intends tomorrow TO move TO quash
the panel, and will pursue the same course in
each future trial. r.. .s. - rr =
TORONTO. Nov. Ii.-ln the court TODAY.
Daniel Whelan, after Il long and tedious trial,
was declared guilty by the jury, and sentenced
to be hanged on the 18th OF December John
QuiBor was next tried, and convicted and
sentenced TO be hung on the same day. The
court then adjourned untilt morrow morning
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THE FATAL AFFRAY AT SNOW HILL-The
Snow Hill tMd.) Shield gives the particulars
OF the ARRAY between two respectable citizens
in that town on the evening of the 9TH instan {,
which resulted in the death OF Mr. Littleton J.
Richardson, al the hands Of Mr.. Jas. X. Por-
nell. The Shield says The affair tsok place
IN the saloon of Mr.. j. IL. Kies, corner OF Mar
ket and Pearl streets, shortly after the closing
" the polls. IL seems that some angry worcs
had some minutes previously passed between
the parties, (uot OF q political character, for
both had voted the same ticket, which was re :
newed upon a second meeting, q ascuffie ems ued,
and while Mr. Purn n was down upon the
floor, and Mr.. Richardson standing oyer him,
the latter was shotby The former through the
lungs, which proved fatal in about ten min
utes. Mr. PuTnell gave himself up, and an In.
vestieation was had before Squire Russell,
when he was released on 5000 bail to ans wer
a. court, +. h, Wilson and Geo. w. Goyington,
Esqs, entering in ne-half the amount, and
the prneipaf self In the other. nv. Rich
ardsoD leaves a distressed wife and eight Oh a.
dren fthree OF them snaii) 10 mourn him He
has two daughters married" 'ul : Q
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SURELY, STEADILY,
SUCCESSFULLY,
eMOLANDERS EXTRACT BUCKU
Is CURING
every case Of KIDNEY DIsBAsE, RHIUnAfisA,
GRAVEL, URINARY DISORDERS, WKAKNRss and
PAINS IN the BACK, FEMALE COMPLAINTS and
rRouBLHs arising from ExcKssKs OF ANY KIND.
OOMn. YB AFFLICTED
TRY LANDER'S.
FAKE NO OTHER BUCKU.
Bold By all Apotheosries. Price q. D. BARNES
CO., New York, and BARNES, WARD co.,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEIGH 4
ROGERS, Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass,
eeneral Ageno. feb l0-ly
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HALLS VEGETABLR

HhLLS SEUEI a bLE
6IClLlAN HAIR REVIEWER
has prov itself be the most perfect alton
for the hair ever offered to the public.
II is q vegetable compound, and contains NO iR-
Jurfous properties whatever
1T WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL
COLOR.
1t will keep the hair fr ON falling out
IL clesnses the scalp, and makes the hair soft,
laetrous and silken.
1t is Q splendid hair dressing
No person, cid or young, should fail to use II.
1T Is RECOMMENDED AND UsKD BY THE FIRST
MEDICAL AUTHORITY.
~ Ask for Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Be-
newer, and take 30 other.
r. P HAIL & 90,
Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
For sale by all Druggists. ia Th,ly
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AsuPERIOR RKMrRY

We can conscientiously recommend to those suf-
fering fro@ distressing caugh, DR. STRICK.
LANDS MELLIFLUOUS COUGH BALSAM
II gives relief almost instantaneous, and Is with
al not disagreeable to the taste There IL no
doubt but the Mellifuous Cough Balsam is one Of
the best preparations in Use; and is all that its
proprietor claims for IL We have tried 1t during
the past week. and fou nd relief from mest dis.
tIessing cough. ltis prepared by DR. Strickland,
No. I3S Sycamore street, Cincinnati, Ohio, and
CO; also at WATTS Drug store and OHAS.
OHBIsTIH1'S, S17 Pa. avenue and 500 Ninth
O0 In
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~SOCIAL REFINEMENT ALWAYS MAN
tests its ef in the selection of articles OF luxury
and It may oeiregarded as rIoSf # highly elm 4,
BLOOMING CEREUS" F." ha. bee q adopted by all
classes OF the American people as their fsvorfte
perfume. Sold ever where
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TWO BAD CASES OF PLIES CURED by DB
nTRICKLANn,s PiLE ESMEHY

sfRICKLANDs PILE kEMEDY.
Mr.. Glass. OF JaHesville, Wisconsin writes fer
the benent Of All Who suffer with the Piles that he
has been troubled for eight years with an aRgra-
waited case Of Piles and bic brother was
from the ermy a. tncurable. he being Qnite para
we're cnIed With one bottle of Dr.. pr.sTRICKLANDS
fI;is ILL knMaDd The reeopmendation Of these
by Dr.. Strickland, ought TO convince these suffer
Ing that the most chronic cases Of Piles
are cured by Dr., etricklands Pile Remedy. IL rs
NAIRH 90 CHAs. OHRISTIAEI, 311 Pa.
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SECRET DJsuAsFS

sAMARlfAN's GIFT is the most certain, safe and
enectnaI remedy-indeed, the only vegetable RENE.
dy ever dBcovered. Cures in two to tour days, and
recent cases In twenty four hours No mineral, nc
baisam no mercury. Only ter pills to be tak en- II
1s the soldfers hope, and o friend te those who dc
net want to be exposed. Male packages, 81; fe.
male, IS. ~-'
sAsARIrAs's ROoT AND HERE UrcEs-A positive
sna permanent cure fer Syphilis. Scrofala, Ulcers
Sores, Spots, letters. &c. Price sl rs per bottle
Sold by s. @. Ford. See advertisement mys
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In Homer Mich!, "a few days ago, school
mistress named Dyer, whipped q pupil who
had inadyertentiy addressed her swithout the
acsusfomed nod OF consent until she had used
up three whips nearly as large as a mars
finger. She then took ferfuie, an inch in di.
ameter, and securged the boy with this until
strength gave way, The subject Of her di.ci-
pliIe Is covered win abscesses from head to
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REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOR SPECIAL
GASES,
Ne. Bond street. New Yor

Ne. Ii Bond street, New York.
PSFull information, with the highest fsStiRio
mas; also, Book Spscia! Diseases, an sealed
threIope, seDtfree. 81 Bs and send for the
and you IoN MOI F,gre: Il: for Is advertising ply
Hcians are generally St0rS, without references
no stranger should be trusted. Enclose stamp
for postage ard direct to DR LAWRENCE. No.
IA Bond street, New York. nel2 DsWIy
~FORTY DROPS OF METOALF'S RHEU-
MATlC REMEBY contain m ach virtue as forty
bottles of many other medicines. aud will stantly
cure Nervous Headache, Neuralgia. &c. Try il.
NO cow sc. FORD, Agent.
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~ Miss Jennie DAVIS, aged lS- WA burnt
to death in Rittshrrg. Pa lesday evening.
Of smsH sh}pgs,sa ays that he AZ ays tatxes no.
tice even OF "a Straw especially ifthere nap
pens to be ashsrry c0bbier q oes cad osiava
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~France has declared war against Corea
Hli boy OF yer size, Nap. = go
~Bishop Rutiedge, of Florida, Is dying OF
almost starvation, on account OF a cancer In
the mouth. ---
s0Jones thinks that instead OF giving credit
10 whom credit is due, the cash had better be
paid. .at f'-
- What fruit does newly married couple
most resemblef A green pear ,r.,.-.-.'' r.
81 Water proof shirt, in London. ar
6-They talk OF introd cling chioroforra Ito
the New York slaughter-hous a
SThe married people Of Paris average on
ly two children to a family. D. 80
~The Portland authorities are seIzing all
liquors keptin oyster saloons. 49,. '-.--
~A Kentucky merchant recently had q
quarrel with his partner over piece OF, silk,
and killed him. ar ..sr. -f.frfs .Hf' .
~The Chicago water Pipes are chokea mp
ton. ..s rlr.U..I ...tI- ban EfT9l .-'a
o6-A child was frightened 20 death AZ Mil
waukee, Wis, the other day, by the rude act
OF a man In the street. .t,, .r-t.llr4 y tr
sSlt costs three thousand dollars to -Sress
prettily in the morning-4n Paris. f-T
SA ~. Louis John Smith has been lined
$50 for profane swearing. ere sst. .
R-.sGriffith Gaunt'' has been trama,fsed in
New York by Augustine }. Daily. Itis4sht-
! ly performed at the New York Theatre. -,
: I wm. Simpson. a druggist committed
suicide in New York on saturday. ND rl
H Edwin Forrest has returned from Cali
fornia, rejuyenated and richer by some Aou-
sands of the green backs ofthe realm.
~Mary Leary. an Irish woman, 20: in,oxi-
Gated and sunocated her infant In New YORK
s1Kctors are taking to base bali. The last
levsnt IN New York was match between the
OLE, and New Bewery Theatre compAaissL -
- A rabid Southern paper condemns duel
ling-i, calls adneb s,mnrder7- and TIE s0el-.
ista coward. L Thetworid does move
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-15

MARRIAGE AND eELIBAoY,
an Essay Of Warning and Instruction for Youna
ne Also. Disease, and Abuses which PROSTATE
inc ne sItsi powers with sure means OF relief. Sent
tion. Philsdelphfa, Pa. - aug H. sm
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TIE METEoRs.--As the meteoric show
after the brilliant style of fs33, which was 10.
come of about the 10Th or lith OF thls MONTH
was failure il may be well enough 10 on sole
ourselves with an aneo dote of the last one
On that memorable night, in November, '33
old Peyton Roberts. who intended max ing an
early start TO his work, got up in the midst OF
the display On going to his door, he saw,
with amazemsnt, the sky lii up with the falling
meteors, and he concluded az once the world
was on FIRE, and the day Of Judgment hal. come
he stood for moment gazing IN speschless
terror at the scene, and then with q ,eii of
horror sprung out of the door into tn yard :.
right INTO the midst Of falling stars, and there
in bis efforts TO dodge them, he commesced a
series OF ground tumbling that wouict have
done honor TO rope dancer, His wife being
AWAKENED In the meantime, and seeing t,eyton
jumping and skipping about the yard, ha wied
out to know swhat in the name OF common
sense he was doin' out thar, danein, tSound
without his clothes on" But Peytoreheard
net The Judgment, and long black ac 1ounts
he would have 70 settle. made him needless OF
all terrestrial things. and MS wife by n g time
becoming alarmed NJ hts behavior, sprahg ont
OF bed. and running TO the door, shriekA ou.
at the top OF her lungs: - ' 1il -..
"Peyton, say Peyton, what do you mean,
Jumpin' about thar Come and put your
rowsers on.' 20 '8''-aeIF "--s
'..Trowsers, what the h-il's the use Of trow-
sers when the worlds on fire l'' ift
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IAMAs GUILD, Dealer 10 Nesc aad Seosd haad
Ftrntixre- old Furniture Repaired Reup-
holstered and vsrnishsd. 18th and b sts., fnear
The canal Highest Price paid for Second, hasd
furnituTe. 90 sellys
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ga Chicago dispatch states that on Thurs-
day evening man whose name was net
given, residing In Manchester, Iowa, mur-
home from his business, he seized bis gun,
went into the yard and shot his wife. then
shot his child and manned bis wifes mother
after which he cut his own throat, causing in :
slant death. Jealousy is said 10 have been the
cAusp. .1H -.H ...'. .ffa '
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TEEr r,oo.

.l'f M. LOOMS, n D., 8..- ..s.ll.-a
ID he tnyentor and Patsntes Of the AIHERAh
bLALE LLEIH, attends personally 49,
DIS once NJ this city. MAny persons can
year these teeth who cannot wear others, 0
these.
Persons calling at my oeice oan be sccommoda-
tsa Win any style snd price OF Teeth they may de-
80, yui 70 those who particular and wish the
eisenest, stroe gest and most perfect den
Iii sl h srt can procure the MINERAL TEETH
20 tnis efty-So 3Ss Penn'a avenue, be-
PbiisSsinbsna na ~fn sts Also, s07 Arch street,
IhiianeipmA, -..zr ... oc 20ly A
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DOR1ABLn

STEAM ENGINES, ..4.
Combining the maximum Of efhciency, ,durshiIitv.
ana economy with the minimum Of weight and
price. Thsy widely and favorsbly known.
more than eco being in use, All warranted s.ti,
factory. NJ sale Descriptive circulars sent en-
applicsiion- Address
J. q. HeADLEY A co.,
DO % eoHn - Lawrenee, Mass. :
EhoyAL, -REMOvAL.
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DENTISTRY.

nR Z. LUUk wUOD.
L. 3ii PENN. AVENUE,
VIII tnsert teeth on . new method, pat
ente" July, 1866. lS-iSt U9t
H. REMoyAL.
- Dh Il LLwik. ad IEN1YSI; has REMOVED rsm
ssn,sW 1oo Penn. avenue, ten doors
.nn. Iss.h - sS,rasssd wrihOa Pdin, All per
- sOns IN niS,ss Teeth 20 extract, would advise them
Zen Igt pn Tech inserted on Rubber. Gold and
SIIter rIAtes. In srder that all persons shouId
have Teeth, We have reduced the price yery low
I9 pc convinced Of the fact call and see fer your.
selves Also, call and ses the new ana I'm nyeyad
method Of inserting Teeth "
30; 200 fsnn's avenue, between 18th and 18th
je 2-u 3. Il. LEwIE, NJ D. Dentist
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Yah iiiu eIofftB aaA q siei3s1asH si~ -foars
ef's lsN !iHt baa .vflIzEp 1eitsgss tt'rN - rssti
81 so fansgars aH tilai. + q. Z a.
,KGs 7EtI = a.
eofiE aEiE tpf
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J. p. DENNIS,
- 4. - m n. n - n.

Goa AKER,
Begs leave to inform his custamers and the public
> BeTslly that he has REMOfkD from. H6R ..
his oid stand. oa eth street. to hos. 1913 t9f0E
sEdx9s street, bet ~een 18th And lssh ~
stTeets. nth side Cf Penhsy yania ayenHe. and op
pOsiie Growers Theatre AS his facilities are
greater than IN his old iocs,on. be do repair
Ing IN all its branches and build neS york
thEaP, DURABLE. and an GOOD STYLE
any Coaehmaksr in the country. He hopesby EN-
Pioy lng none but first class mechanics. and nstng
nothing but the best material, togethsr with stricf
ssteEteb 10 bssibesr. to merit and receive . fair
shsrs OF patronage. 10. sep3 eo2m
KESTCCKY BREAKFAsr BACON.-Brisht
n GHd superior quality. Just recsiyed
- K. n. p. KING SON, 2
oes Ger. Vernon, sy. ana 1s IL street, ia
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FOR sALE-4o.o00 extra choice. hardy, per-
nsntsl tree and plsnt FRUIT rRExS, GRAPE
NINE, PARLOK PLANTS &c., &c The coiiec
known in Europe sad Ameriea Hardy Plants and
Fruit Trees planted in the fall via grow and bloom
better next summer than III planted In the pring
JARDIN, Floriat and N Nurserymsn,
Oc ~ lm. .l..-L. " p n 18th and nj
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DR9Fs. J. w. 4 II. p. KREIS'
DANCING ACADEMY, A
Pennsylvania avenue. bet 9th and 7th SITS. -
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
Our Academy Is now open for the rece ptien OF
Pupils. A select class is now forming On Wed !.
bescay afternoon from to 6 o'clock, for these
wDo cannot attend our regular classes. Circulars
can be had at J. y. Ellis and w. G. Metzerott &
The Hall can be rented for Soirees, &c.
. Days and Hours Of Tsittos
-for Ladies, Misses and Masters, TUESDAY and
Thu rsday afternoons, from to 5 oiolock.
9entemenI Glasses. Tuesday and Thursday eve
nipgs, from to 10 O. clock.
Fer further inform atfon, apply during the hours
of tuldon, or address o note TO the Academy.
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VALUED AT
" S 500, 900.

WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS: THE
married on tickets plnced in scaled envelopes aud well
mixed On receipt OF 25 cents an envelope contains no
such ticket will be drawn without CHOICE and delivered
az our ot1ce or sent by mail to any address The pur
chaser after seeing what article it draws and its yae
which may be from one to five hundred dollars-can
then on payment OF one DOLLAR receive the article
naod or may exchange 1t for any other article marked
ar1cle worth one dollar more No DLANKz 4
Our patrons can depend fair, honorable dealing
The article drawn Will be delivered at our Office reeard
less OF Its valuo or promptly directed by return
mail, express. Re- s77-.-'' b ~
Letters from many persons acknowledging the receipt
OF VARIABLE gifts from may be e at our Of
nee, among whom we permitted to refer to:
JQhn s. Holcomb Lambertvile, n ), gold watch value
$3.50; Mrs s. Bennett, No 252 Cumberland street Brook
gold lever watch, value S200 Hon &. II. Briggs Wash.
lngton, O., diamond pin, SITES r. C. Sutherland No
100 Lexington avenue, piano, $3.50; Mrs H. Jackson No
2O3 Nineteenth street, N. Y. sewing machine 500: Jos
Camp. E11nra, N. T. nnelodeon S15O Miss t. Collins
AtlanSs: Ga, diamond cluster ring S225; DR.. Horny
Smith, Worcester, Mass. sewing machine $685. H. Shaw
No 1873 18th street. N. = gold watch. $3.50; Edw. Boyn-
Montgomery Ala, gold hunting watch, $3.50; r. T.
smith, Providence r. L, silver lever watch $50; Oscar
Purdy Madison, n j., music box, $45; Hon. g. s. New
eu St Paul's, Mimi, gold WATCH S185; J. r. Sperry
Ltchfeld, Conn, silver watch, $685. VIM b. Pcck Har-
lem, uls, music box, SIS: Wn Raymond Dayton Ohio.
silver tea set SIPS; Miss E. NJ. Schcnck Detroit Mich
diamond ear rings. S225; Pierre Beaudn St Charles
Hotel New Orleans, diamond ring s17o; Mrs. Martha
Barnes, St. Louis, NO, mclodeon, value S125
LIST OF ARTICLES
a NJ 70 BES SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH atH
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IMPLEMENTS

OF ALL KINDS, AT Low PRICES; IRON AND
~ Steel P1oughs. WheclbaErows, Trucks Straw and
Stalk Cutters Corn Shelters Tanning and Grain Mills
Plough Casting, Gin Gear and otcr Castings, Eersc
Power Threshing Machines, Guano, Bone Dust, Phos-
phate Of Lime &C. JOHN MOORE
December 10 Emo No. 1919 Front-stroe: Now York
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Pacific Mail Steamship COmpanVI
Through Line 90 California,
,.,oUC1xuNc MEXICAN PORIj

dClllO hdLi SVooIiSuiP WIN PAM
Through Line 90 California,
rIOUCHING TMEXICAN PORTi
and carrying the U. $. Mail Leave he;
No. "a Su,u sliveT foot OF Canal street, al
o'clock. noon, on the lat, 18th, and 2!st OF ever
month Except when those dates fall on SuDdlJ
and then on the preceding Saturday Tor AsPl
wall connecting via Panama Railway, with eb'
of the Company's Steamships from Panama 10
San Francisco touching at Acapulco
FEBRUARY.
I.f. HENRY CHAUNCEY, Capt. Gray coo
nectlng with COLORADO, Capt WatkiBI
10th ATLANTIC Capt. Maury, connsc;ill
with SACRAMENTO, Capt. Caverly.
2lst NEW YORK, Capt. Horner, conneetn!
with CONSTITUTE TON, Capt. Farn'wors'
Departures of lst and 2lst connect at PaDnHi
with Steamers for South Pacific Ports Iho'
OF lst touch at Manzanillo
THROUGH PASSAGE RATES II cUaRESci'
First Cabin, $500 Second Cabin, $50, Sesr
age 800. ,..
a discount OF one quarter from steamer s-rs'
allowed 10 second cabin and sfecf1fe go. mar.
with families Also, an allowance ~, 4 ,Ssir iam.
ter on through rates tOcergy n men %" S.;ng Igr.
lies and school teachers, soiui'''
orable discharges, half fare .uo,reA eaSh
One Hundred Pounds Baggage anS bagaags
adult Baggage masters secoBP cSiiIdrea vii.
through, and attend to ladies anu t,.aS On Il.
ont male protectors. Baggage Iec', .,,sas,nbos;s
dock the day before sailing, IIo n % .esi
railroads, and passengers VINO pi'0
An experienced surgeon on board. A'a'''-'
and attendance free. ~. lamar
A steamer will be placed on the line JAD ~.
Ist IsGG 10 run from New Orleans 10 A't~
" a. H. passage Tickets or further iDformatlop
nnIv At the Compsnys ticket Office. on ID
dPPiy root Of Canal street North River, Ne
NtI mar '''''' II. w. q. BELLOWS,
Io Giho, en, Agent.
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PUBLIC SALE.
For Sale Reasonably.

ONE BRICK HOUSE, SITUATED
~ on Washington street, North Wheeling,
between Maiu and Market streets, in which l
now reside containing twelve large rooms, with
good cellar The house is suitable for dwell,
ling or business house. Possession given April
LIST. Apply on the premises.
fabI6.Iw HENRY DAUB.
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New York Money Market.

Money-Quiet at 6 per cent, Ster
ling Exchange-quiet and nominal at
S1,073a1,O5. Colchester; opening at
Sl,37t; declining to Sl,37; closing at
S1,371.
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New York Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. IL.

NEW YORK, Feb. H.
Cotton-dull and lc lower. Flour-dull
sound grades, with moderate demand;
medium grades steady and common
grades dull and drooping do. inferior, at
a. ,5Oa7 go for extra state; So ,35a9 for ex-
ira round hoop Ohio; S8,SOalO,75 for
trade brands, market closing dull
Whisky-dull and nominal with sales
at S2,20a2,22 for western Wheat
dull with a strong downward tendency;
Sl,59 for common Milwaukee club in
store and delivered, Rye-dull, lower
and without decided change at Csc.
Corn-slightly in favor of buyers, but
without decided change in prices, at ia
74c for unsound; 74a7Sc for sound mixed
western in store and delivered, and 79c
for very fine, sold early in the day
Barley and Barley Malt-heavy and
nominally unchanged. Oats-dull lie
lower at 3Sa42c for unsound western;
53a553c for sound do Petroleum-dull
at 291a32c for crude; 45a4Sc for refined
bond. Coffee-quiet and steady. Sugar
-dull;s Muscovado 12c; Havana lie
Enthusiastically and active; New Or
leans 81 ,09al IA. Pork-active at $3.50
a25,75 for new mess, closing at 26,624
cash; $2S,25 for old do, closing at $500
cash; S2l, 50a21,75 for primes; S23,25 for
prime mess; also $3.50 bbls new mess for
March and April, buyers and sellers OPP
ton, at S28, 37ia25,6S!. Beef-steady at
Sl6a20 for new plain mess. Beef Hams
quiet; S4la42 for western. Cut Meats
steady at'114al2c for shoulders; 164al8
for hams. Dressed Hogs-heavy; l24a
l34c for western. Bacon-in fair de-
mand at 16al7c fer western. Lard-dull
at l5al7&c. Butter-frmer at 22a35c for
Ohio; 32a43c for state. Cheese-frm
aflSlalSc
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-19
FOR SALE AND RENT.
FOR SALE.

u,HAT VALUABLE PROPERTY
i situate on Market street Centre Wheeling,
upon which is erected large and commodious
brick dwelling house and necessary on tho9ses
This is lot number ll3, lately occupied by RGD.
ert Patterson, deceased, and now occupied oy
Capt Andrew Wilson.
For terms Of SALE apply to
A B. ELLISON,
Care W. w. Hanley Co.. Nos. g. Il, and IS
Walnut street Cincinnati, Ohio, or to George
X. Wheat, No. 50 Main street, Wheeling, west
Va. leDFim
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-19
ISAAC HoGE,
Late of Moundsville,)

. TTORNEY ATLAW AND LAND
n AGENT viii practice in Wheeling and
the COMMITTEES of Marshall and Wetzel, w va.
ONCE over the Bank Of Wheeling Main St
ESPlenty OF wild land in West Virginia Tor
sale at from s. to $40 an acre, by said Hoge,