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New York Market.

MIN lOhhs ytAN'N@
COTTON-Heavy, including govern
,,,cu+ sales: 4Oc for middling uplanus,
and A2c for do. Orleans.
TIOI-R-lUal5c better; rather more
demand: s. 5Oal0 10 for extra otatei
SIG 6uai2 10 for round hoop Ohio, and
40 JpoI3 90 for trade brands, closing
firm. no sellers ut inside quotations; III,
cInded in sales are 5000 bbis rejected
extra State. for export, ut about - w.
WHISKY-Quiet and steady, III bond
at Ila52c. ,co,o h,,,I,.
GRATN-Wheat, receipts 36,Ol3 bush;
1o%c better: 81 % for old Chicago sprlng;
- 25a2 - for new do, and - ~ lGr new new
white Canada. Rye active ana lac
hrtter; 81 12al Il for old Western ana
81 2nI for mixed do. Barley lc better
n 1loI IL for No. = rowed State; 81 va
% for Canada West, and 81 Oo f0r
Canada East. in bond, closing dull'
RurIey malt in moderate request, AT
Il AOa1 80. latter for Canada West
Corn. receipts PALS bushels: la3c bet
t.r. sales of 236 900 bushels ut 9JcaSl w
to, inferior: Il GOAL Ol for shipping
mixed Western il store: 81 GOAL Us Tor
do. aAoat. closing little heavy. oats,
rrccints 24.4l2 bushels; dull; sales OF
% OGn bushels. at 5Sa62c for Chicago;
Gga62c for Milwaukee.
PETROLEUM-Lower; 22a23c for
crudc. and 3Sa:}9c for refined in bond.
PROVISIONS-Cotfee quiet; Laguayra
Mt lo4alg!c, gold. Sugar unchanged;
Havana. at llsal4sc. Pork deciGeIiy
tirncr and excited; S33 2oa33 III Tor
"r,y mess, closing at S33 20, cash; 81 10
fnr do. and SO 5Ga29 10 for prime. Beef
steady at previous prices. Beef hams
nrirt at l5ai5c. Bacon inactive.
Dressed hogs dull and heavy, at l2ia
13tc for Western. Cut meats steady;
Ilal42c for shoulders, and l7al9c for
hams. Lard heavy and dropping; loa
I7lc. and small sales at lie. Butter
heavy. ut 20a33c for Ohio; 33a44c Tor
State, and 50al5c for Orange co. pals.
Cheese dull and heavy. ut lOal7!c.
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JOS. w. PARKER.

A TTOhNff At g.AW VIZ
n practice IN the Courts sf Ohio ssd ~.
ing osu0tio. Or1-> on Main str-et, srf },
Bank Of Whsslius Wheeling W Va
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(From the Rich"ond ENaminrr
4 RomanCc--TruthS Stranger than E'iC-

1t occasionally happens that an event
occurs i'll real life as romantic, rs if pro
duccd by the conception of Il writer of
fiction. One of these is transpirinGnow
in this city. Eighteen years ago in the
city of London, when the parties were
both young. Il gentleman addressed Il
lady. For some reason his suit was re-
iectcd. and i'll short time the lady mar
RED another gentleman. They emil
grated to America and settled in Tins
city. \ few years since the husband
died and left his wife Il widow. Since
that time she has been engaged in an
honest vocation by which She has sup
ported herself. and won. the respect of 4
large circle of friends and acquaintance.
After her marriage the gentleman who
first addressed her also married. He
remained in London. Some twelve
months since his wife died, and he be
came a widowcr.
Ii appears that he had not forgotten
his first love, and a letter with Il for
cigu post mark, directed to Mrs. -,
if living, reached this postotticc. 1t was
advertised, and was received 10y the
lady To whom il was addressed. Its
purpurt was 10 ascertain, first, whether
She was still living. and if So, what her
condition was; whether still married or
Il widow. She replied. informing the
gentleman that she was still alive and
Il widow. In short time she received
another letter, renewing the rejected
suit of eighteen years ago. and cnclGS-
ed photograph of the writer, in order
that she might see the changes that
time had wrought i'll him. She, evil
IDENTIFY satisfied with his personal APP
pcarancc, and not forgetting his eigh-
teen years of conStanCy, returned q ia
vorahle answer.
The gentleman immediately embark
ed for America, and on reaching New
York went to the West to attend 10
some business in that quarter. At Chi
cago he was taken sick. not i'll, but too
sick to travel. The lady was notified of
his arrival. and of the cause that de
tanned him from coming on Immediately
to the city. \ correspondence is COM
mcnced. and the lady is informed that
the gentleman is cOnvalcSciug, and will
he here in short time. 1t i arranged
that the marriage is To take place on
the gentleman arrival here. after
which the happy couple will depart
for London. the home III
their childhood and early love.
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Ds,ycyo Market.
OSwEGO. October ~;

OSWEGO, October IL;
Flour active and unchanged: sales of
25.CUO barrels, mt Sll - for No, spring;
81 - Tor red winter; Sl4 80 for white;
So UIal5 - for Xxx. Wheat dull; sales
lasi night of 1000 bushels Canada
spring AZ - 50, and 1000 bushels am
her state at - 90. Corn better, but
quiet: sales of 2,Go0 No. Illinois nearly
yellow nj 9iic. and 5000 do. on private
terms. Barley active: but prime quail
ti"~ scarce: sales of 10000 bushels Can
ada. at 4 l7al y: mt the close holders
were asking Il -. with buyers at II -,
Ryr active: sales of $4,000 bushels Can.
ada. az Il -. Canal ircight~ ~tcady-to
New York. flour, 5Uc; wheat, BE; corn
and barley. Ice: rye. l2c: 10 Albany,
wheat. lie: corn and barley. DC; rye,
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.Slbnuy Cattle Egnrkrt.
ALnNNY. Ottnhcr l0.

-AI-Il-t-N = 'IUTI|I II.
TT" market fur B.cvc~ this week has
hecr one OF the duileSt of the season.
Buyers refused tn purchase. except at a
decline and holders remain compare
rl..lv firm until to-day. whcn some con.
-.1n was made. and two or three
..r>oui head changed hands at price.
ga.-iu. from 9tc per III. live weight. for
a." best. down to itajc per III. for the
poorest. Ten or fifteen thousand remain
Ul>nld. Receipts for the week. 5.lcO.
~..ap are dull ut 5!a65c: receipts 5000.
Lr-- I'm good request N lua1lc.
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New Yor. Dry .3ood, Market.

NEW YORK, October ~.
The dry goods trade open, with only
q moderate business this morning. but
wilma continued Gmncs- on the part Of
Lo!,nrs OF goods The decline in cotton,
which j. a., yet very slight, l. mainly to
hc attributed to the decline i'll gold, is
not u!.cU as an Indication OF any more
favorable reports from the coming crop:
prices ~, therefore maintained, and
With the FIGHT stock, of all kinds
OF domestic goods. there is no
pg.".. 10 I'll. JobbcrS prices: Brown
>hc.iing>-Amoskcag. -: Broadway,
-. Nashua. extra. -. B!rarhrd shirt
iags-Wamsugta, 20; Lousialc, 81; Hope
1T 'rinDs-COchccs. -; Amoskcag. le!;
Freeman. l.: Wamsutta, Ia. Ticks
Hamilton. e =: Blackstone River, %.
Strinys-hmo,k,ag. 81: American. -.
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Buffalo .fsarket.

BUFFALO, October -,
Flour active and closing DC. better:
sale. of 5000 bhls. at Sll 2jall ~; No.
spring mt SIP ~: red winter Ohio at
SIT -: Ohio, Michigan and Indiana
whi:c wheat scarce and firm: fair
middling demand: -. 600 bushels AT - 90
~ ~; No. > Chicogo Ia arrive. at - l.:
Wisconsin spring ut - -. Green bay
club corn scarce and firm: sales at goa
gltc.. including 1000 bushels To fill out
load AZ sc for No. /. Mixed oats. 1000
bushels No. = Chicago. part to arrive.
az &c. Barley. 300 bushels of Cana
dr and Chicago. At 81 O-al lual ~.
TWO rar loads state. Rye quiet
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BUSINESS CARDS
Greenwood Cemetery,
CITUATED ON THE NAr,.,

- ROAD. three miles East OF tn Sit,~
ready for Inter ments, sale ana imprvy.aS
lots 1t contains 81 acres Of land, IA
eut in the mo-t modern and fmproyeS VI
can be ea.il, reached a. all sexsoas b, ~.
tional Road AMI for thr-e-fourths Of pk
6y he ben pfis,d Railroad II is p-r.r.,
cure, and int ,ded to he heautiasd b,
rafisty o. trees. shrubbery Iubie "
chapel, artificial LAKE fountains &C
IL eaua, 20 the best Rural cemeter =.
country. Ample prevision Ia also mad,
enlargement, order and care In perprtui,,
Persons drslrou- Of purchasing lot, y.
anime the ground with, the superin,sSs
Wis has pat, or secure them By ralfss !.
etiice Of the SecIctsr, On Main ssset ~
Bank Of whe-lins. e. ~
Persons wishing 70 make intsrnsas v,
on the Secretary Z, obtain permits th,rfs
tickets Of al niss 90 70 lot holden M
tors viii be issued by the Secretary. ~
4: J. s"EkfEY. hs,
&c. BoNRAM. Sec'y.
B,,ARD Of DIREoTUkS
4. j. Sweeney. John A Arms,,.
j. 4 Rhodes tssorgs Ad.ns
Iuhn q. Muth. R G. Joreu.
G-o. Nendel L. a. hildstA.
.Jos-ph r H. "a
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WAN ED.

up Topper, BRASS, Ann
" LEAD for which tie EiRh-.t c,sb 49,.
will be paid bv - ''es
DILLON. THoMPsoS 4 20.
oetH'ifn No. lo2, Market Str..t
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EoR SALE AND RENT.
Pnhlic Sale.

an TUESDAY. TEE i9lssiing =.
u os.obar leo shall s. II in Wnes nnrth q
So S,riog iJause betrg the second door spovs
~. lid Sorisg House. the one undivifea rai'
of the stock OF goods 6xtnres and sire ,, n%
ture helnr giDg 10 Maier 8 ", k,o'ey, h"0t
tbss,id Naier undivided half OF the whaII o'ns
iv,c. St the Wheeling wharf, n-ary Opposite
said stor,. ronm No. Al. ,,.,s,,d
The terms of ssle are cash The pnaisi s,S
a.,,,.. &c. will be cold In one parcel ana inc
nnSiriled half Of said wharf beat IN another par
Ell each 10 the highest bidder for ca-h ~ DC
'0s S,' ~ 70 1mmtnce st 10 o'cl oh q; ~;
SNe " j. SWEENEY,
Trustee.
J, S1rra" c. MAIER.
The above sale is postponed untI IG T. 'S,i
sa-d irst. at 10 o'clock. A Th.n !, VIII
poSuNoy w Trustee.
octl1-'s
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TnFRF is pretty strong evidence that
Governor Br"wnlow knew more block
adc-runmimg than was honorable to
him. The Nashville Gd>ettc addresses
the following significant heterogeneous
to his Reverend EXccllcncy:-
FIRST. Did You sell a note belonging
IL the Branch of the Bank of Tennessee
at Athcus, calling for gold!
I'd. ii 50, how much did said note call
for.
Sd. How much and what did YOU .ct
for said notei
4th. Did You know that said gold was
borrowed for the purpose of blockade
running.
9TH. And has it ever occurred 20 YOU
that you sold the note 10 one of the firm
of blockade-runners'
9th. And has it ever occurred 10 you
that, as Governor, you had no legal or
moral right 70 shove off notes belonging
TO the people of Tennessee at sacrifice,
for the benefit of your political friends'
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Chicago harriet.

Y NV -t'I'|s IIWTItI l.,
iour active and advanced l5a25c.
Wheat firm and advanced lc: sales at
s! Iza2 Is for No. |. and 81 s3al93 for
No. J. Corn active at an advance of &c.
ami closed quiet; Gga69ic for No. I, and
6."6-c for No. ,. Oats firm at 34ta34ic
for No. J: Provisions dun. Freights
mief.
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FROM LOUISVILLE.
NJ asonic.-Adj ournment OF the Grand
Lodge--RaiiroadA Accident.

LOUISVILLE, October lS.-The Masonic
Grand Lodge of Kentucky adjourned,
after granting thirty new charters
Three hundred and thirty-three lodges
were represented.
An excursion train on the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad, returning
from the Tournament, ran through the
trestle near Brownsville this morning,
demolishing two cars. About forty per
sons were injured, but only two srrl-
ously. The accident was caused by the
breaking of Il truck.
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Nall Yorii ,ronc, Market.
NC" New YORK. october 10.

NEW YORK, October ~.
Money steady Mt 4a5 per cent. oter-
linz quiet and firm Mt lO9a!Uof. -,
Gold lower, opening at l49 and clos
ing at 1474. -, LII. b;ober
Freights to Liverpool are quiet.
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SAMUEL p. WHEELn'

A TTOkN COI.LkCCON !.
a PENSIONS, Soldiers Claims, .nA ,.r
1ocouuta All officers, Soldisrs, or S,~s.as
.bled in the service oi the United Stat. !, !
rltIea 20 Pensions Tor life, and In case 4 y
oath, the widow. orphan children, nsss
satstled TO . pension, and also the bO1rs !.
hundrcd dollars, aud all back-pzy due. ~
in ,.Nh cas- 10 FIvE DOLLARS Il DE-,
tor pension 10 collected, and NO cRARaS
oase OF failure.
Certified ACCOUNTS collected on The ass, !
,uAble terms
Office, No. l5o Fourth Street asH u.
Ecuss Wheeling Va q,
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at.Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, October 10.
Flour firmer; 50 60alO - for superhne;
s11 4Oa11 Is for single extra; sll 90. c
IA 30 for double extra; Sli 5Oalo % Tor
fancv. Wheat buoyant and 5alOc hlgh-
ar. 81 2Oa2 2S for spring; - 65a2 20 for
prime fall: - SOa2 80 for choice Corn
firm ut a2as4c. Provisions and whisky
nnchanged.
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SINGULAR lNcGpENT.-A correspond
cnt nj Edgcfcld (South Cardinal Court
House. relates curious incident which
occurred last week. during ia" trial OF
Il. J. Butler for killing Colonel Twiggs.
II WAS proposed. by tine prosecution. tr
introduce negro testimony. I'll. CONN.,
sci fur the defense objected, ou al,
ground that no official notice had been
given of The passage OF the law author
ling negroes to testify against whites
The .IudGc sustained tn" point. /, wa>
probably the first time such testimony
had been proposed in the STATE. While
the point was being discussed. - very
large black snake made its appearance
in front of the Judgo', bench. and was
crawling huTiedly towards rhr door.
when il was ovcr-abon Joy the Clerk.
who, with lis heel. bruised 10, head.
Our correspondent, ash as To tell what:
was the u.Gcu. We ar" uu >nalcSr-1r-
yond. being, politically. somewhat # a
cnppcrhoad-aUd not much gn om.u- of
any kind and cannot. Therefore. answer
the query ot our esteemed correspond
cmt. Il was certainly u very -i--r.l-r
incident. and Is sUyL So, give il % D-.
rcalcl~.--f1gls'g Chronicle
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milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, October 49,
F,our firm; advanced 1Oal5e: Whe eat
unsettled: 81 10 for No. 1; 81 slal q i i0l
No .. Corn advanced &c; sales at oya
20 for No. I. Oats firm; 354c for NO. q
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N the United States there ..a 80
paper mills in active operation. Tusy
produce 2.rUCu.VCU pounds Of paper.
which at On average O.. ten CENTS per
pound, would be worth -, .g"y. A.
it requires ahout a pcgHl and ole
hal: OF rags - make one pound o! paper.
there are consumed by these mills go
Co0.001 pounds in single wear
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, October ~.
Flour quiet. Wheat active and tlr an
coles of new white Michigan, at - w;
amber at 81 61t; No. spring, at 'V'
extra do. at 81 40. Corn, SIC for No l
mixed. Oats, at 4cc.
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New OrIcan. lIarkes.
Nrw nR1rAxs. October 10.

NEW ORLEANS, October IL.
Cotton PC lower; sales 500 bales; quo
cations nominal: receipts for the week,
5000. against 1900; weeks exports,
& 5OO. stock 100000. Sterling 6c. Ne"
York exchange &c discount.
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FROM BUFFALO.
Hoard of Supervisory kHsPcctcrS OF
Observation-Disclosures ofthe Se--
sion.

BUFFALO, October 19.-The Board OF
Inspectors of Steamboats,,
who have been III session in this city for
the last ten days, adjourned to-day
They have done great deal of business
and examined numerous devices apper-
tanning to the saving of life on steam
boats. Amongst the most valuable was
the life-saving tackle of Brown d Le-
vet, which attracted universal atteh-
ton, it being sure mode OF disenSaG-
ing a boat instantaneously rom iiI
tackles by one man, either uiluei l1ii
speed or otherwise. 1t received lh &c
unanimous and unqualified approval OF
the Board.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS,

Military Order for the Arrest Of Ter
renee Joups--GOvernor wells Conc
10 the Oil Springs. -.
NEW ORLEANS, October ia mill
tary order directs the arrest OF Ter
renee Joups.. charged with shooting,
freedman in Parish Laytayette. The
order was issued under General Grants
orders.
Governor Wells has gone, it is said, to
the Cancasien country to look mp. OIL
springs on the lands of company char
tered by the Legislature of 1863 to Dig
a canal. and to which were given by
that body the greater part Of the swamp
lands of the State.
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Farming Land for Sale.

nv ySKFUE OF A DIED or
Is .RUSI made by Josrph ID. Britt .hg
Mary his wife, aud ~ nh MCully to me, uste'
Ihe ityth ,lay OF Doceu' Der, A. 1901, ana TO
cnr,,, in the uffcs Of ths Rsc"rder lar on,o
ccuut,. in iced book numbered - iuilos tb
and az shall on Monday. the 18th daS oil oc,
tob-r 1850. pr,ceai 10 50 at tue front aoof OF
tbs t,cur; House. IN said county OF ONO the
E,lIouirg desorib-d rial estate s'tuatH on the
wat., o! wheriug Greek, IN said county, west
Virginia adjoining the lands surveyed oy
T.m.s N'Co.,nel, ST James AConuei Jr;; anu
,tbrrs and hoinded - iOlloSs to-slt: brSn'
ling At Iignr tree near the top OF u hil' and IN
line Of w liam Sh-ppar'is survey, thence Win
Mi, line n. "a. W. IS pol To sugar tree, thence
y ~ K 10 poles 10 = walnut corner james
ucI'ypneI's sur, ey; theme" with his ins o. sAiu
An WIS. ~, W IS poles 10 WOOD thence &c,
\ 81 W IU5 pol.s TO !Ucnst. thsn"" =. ~ w.
IS plies 10 HE kory corner 10 survey maze 70,
Alexander Adith- thence with me OF sAlu
s,rvry :. So L 275 poles 10 the oegin nlh T. con
tanning 10 aer-s more or les, beng the sahe
tr.rt al l.Dd convey ed By l.ynia ;: Cruger 10
Tns-ph D. Britt an Sarah MCully, by d. ed 80
ted lee mbsr ] tn ls6l, AID recorded IN BOOK
- page AL ,,.,.,a.
Terms o: Sale Cash. Selling as Trustee
al cuuve, ouly such tide as Is Vested In me-
bnt the title is ,-l evrd TO be niupeachsble.
ss,J3u VI c. GOOD. Trustee.
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FROM BOSTON.

Ex.Nnyor Wightman Nominated for
Congress.
nonros,, O,tuIvr 10.-TlIc Democrats
of the Fourth Congressional District
have nominated EX-Mayor Wightman
for Congress.
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FROM TROY.
Destructive Fire III ESaiisiOH-Chap-
MANS WOODEN Hills ia Ruins-Loss
GOA AAA

$4,000.
Troy. n. Y. October l9.-One of the
largest fires with which Ballston, sara
toga county, has ever been visited,
occurred i'll that village last evening,
and resulted in the almost total destrnc-
ton of the manufacturing establish
ment known as the Chapman's Glen
Wooden Mills, owned by Messrs. +. H.
& G. W. Chapman, but leased aud Qc-
cupied by Mr.. A. J. White for the manu-.
facture of broad-cloth. The fire caught
at six o'clock, from the friction of a
shaft in the wheel room, and burned
until IL o'clock last night. The loss
will not fall far short of 100000, prin-
cipally covered by insurance, About
forty operatives were employed at the
time of the fire, though the capacity OF
the mill was much greater
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FRENCH CONFECTIONERY
PHILIP SCHWEITzHl

u sBS q EtITLtl
~ No 50 Market 81 hz- nov oh hand q.
.r,. Medical halrimorv Cough Candy AAs ~
.tksr vartct, Of Candy and Cakes Tup .,
sry description, and . fni' Assortm-s, Il Va,
t,es and Motions "a
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FROM BALTIMORE.
C.,c or.bc Police Commissioners.

BALTIMORE. Mp, October l9.-GoN.
Swan has summoned the Police Com
missioners To answer the charges pre-
ferrcd against them, on Monday next
Notice was served on them last night.
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CANADA NEWS:
From Qoc6ec-Tkc Wsather--PatroI.
for the Protection Of Property.

QUEBEC, October 19.-The weather
continues beautiful, which is a great
blessing TO the sufftrels 1t is understood
that threats have bcenmade to burn the
remainder ofthe city. This is owing to
the religious and national animosifies
of the people, Night patrols are heinz
arranged for the protection of property
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Home Insurance Company
OF COLUMBUS, OHIO.
Hon. S. GALLOWAY, President
LEWIS CASS, Vice President,
b B. HUBBARD, Secretary,
Alex, Il HANLEY. General A gent,
EP p a nHHLfh Asst Gour Agents.
I. B. PARKER, Asst GEM gent Of ". Va.
j. W PARKER Special a gent
sgFERENCzs ~ ONO.
Referred Ia by Special Permission
. Col GEO W. aANYPENNY, Editor Of the
Hon. SAMUEL SHELLABARGER, Spring
ield Ohio
Hon. DAVID TOD, Ex-Governor OF Ohio.
Hon. CHARLES ANDERSON. Governor o.
Ohio.
Hoo. WV ARMSTRONG. Secretary Of Stat,
hon. OVlAT COLE, ETA u,litOT Of State.
Hon. 6. DELANO State Senator, Mount Yer
ncn.
Hon. wM. LANG, Stat. senator Ohio
Judge LAWRENCE, Member Of Con sress
Belefontzine Ohio.
Hon. wA. II. WEST. State Senator. Bell.
fontaine Ohio.
sETERgNCRs IN WET VIRGINIA..
Referred n by Special Permission.
VI. hCWHURTRk auditor Of State
ORNbRpR, Surveyor Of Customs.
CA hPBELL & MDEKMOTT, Editors Of the
Wheeling Iut-llizsnc-r
L BAKER 4uA o. S. LONG, Editors Of the
Wheeling Register.
GRANVILLE D. HALL, Secretary Of State
DANIEL PEEK State Senator
ing.
E.P. HUBBERD, Agent
Office Main Street, HoTnbrook's Ruildffr ap-
taI-: MhselIng w w neyljNly
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SOAPS
WAN

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PHILADELPHIA, October l9.-Ihr re-
port of cholera at the office otthc Board
of Health to-day shows only two new
CnSpS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-20
CHARLES SIEBKR.

s T pSScE p 5 < : AN NJ scou Sisns
Street near the B. o. K X Depot wses,
w. Va Al kinds of shA~is. Ribbons oa
,y description Of silks and woolsn Q, d. .
auteJ on abort notios and on reasonable tsra
This is the frst and heat Steam Dytsa q.
isbmsnt In the Western Ststoa go
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-20
krna
1~h-
Q. L. ZANE & CO.,

IMPU NTE ks ANO DkAl.kka
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC wTNH.
IIonorn Manufacturers Of Pure Csnuhs WI
Quincy Street between Main and MARI " !
Hbrefiug. Va, keep ovnsts.stlt oh hand ~ ass
Seoteh and Irish Whiskis., jamaica Rum, .
Tcr,Iials. choice Old Ryp and Bourbon wAiA.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-20
FROM ST. LOUIS.
The BouIcr ENplosiOs.

SAINT Louis, October iH.-The loss
10y explosion yesterday was about thirty
thousand dollars; insurance. two thou
sand.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-20
Notice. Stockholders.

Il WILL BIZ NETTING
o. Tue Stock holders % the HOW RID IRON
OHh> At the office Of IT. y A HILDRETH
rouF'h Street, On FRIDAY. Oc' uh-r 2G'b. AZ ,
- o'clock r NJ for tie pun O>- Of .l-ctirg I'VE
Dr-c'"'. 'or n ensuing y"ar, and the ran.
s~c'iun OF important bn-iBF.s
ocil2ti 4 II. LESPY So,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-20
]. & q. BAYHA,

DREAD, OnACkER AND eau
ID BAKERY, Market Street. Opposite /
Ws.hington Hall, Q few doors Aboys ".
Street Keep constantly on band q fsn -
msnt Of the above Artiolea
~Their wagon runs constantly 20 al N
! ofthe city with Bread. CrscksTs. Russia ca