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on gold has fallen about three points
during the week ,ir sympathy with the
inProVementbin the European situa-
tionI ana the advance of fye-twepties
and cotton In the foreign markets. The
fall has not been SO great as vps az
peeted TO result from the change in the
aspect of foreign affairs and the nav
ment of about S24, 900, 600 by the ITress-
ury on. coupons. There is, howeyer
In some circles, perhaps especially
among foreign bankers, a very decided
opinion that, before long, an Important
export OF specie will be required for the
liquidation of our foreign balances; The
view being based upon the near ex-
haustion of the -cottnn crop and our
inability 10 ship breadstuffs before the
harvest, It appears to be principally
this consideration which keeps the pre-
MUM from declining under the weight
of the large supply; at present coming
ont of the. Treasury, On the other
hand, there are those who hold that the
of American credit In
Europe will cause large shipments OF
bonds, and that consequently there
will be little occasion Cor any i'm
portant export OF specie. It's not Inn
probable that, out of these conflicting
views. there may grow a very active
speculationln gold. ''L rsf'igsf
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RnrrA1n.. SInr R-nuino tn tha -

BUFFALO, May Glowing to the adj
verse wind the ice Is densely packed in
our harbor. A large number of vessels
are still outside. There was heavy
rain here to-day. -s15l
SECOND DBPATCH.-A gale has pre-
vailed here, which has blown q large
quantity OF floating ice in port. The
harbor to-day ia completely blocked
with ice. A large tieet ofVesseIs are
In the ofin& iee-bound.
The schooner SouthweststFuek q rock
on the Canada shore, and sunk In II
feet water. Forty thousand bushels of
grain were transferred. to a lighter. The
grain was damaged.
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mo Relen,e or Jon. Davis.

q WAsH1Naroa, May 6.NThe War, De-
partment, in accordance with the ad-
vice OF the Attorney General, has or
dered the commander at Fortress
Monroe to obey the writ OF hdbeaS
corpus for the production OF the body OF
Jefferson Davis in the United States
Circuit Court at Richmond, on Monday
next. -.,
The gram jury empanneled this morn
ing had three colored men from Alex-
andria among its members =
NEW York, Mag 1.-THE Tribnne
says: We have conclusive eyidence
that no offer 10 release JEFF. Davis 7has
been made, and no communication oi
any kind on the subject has passed be.
tween him and the Executive.
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ALBANY, N. Y, May 5.-This morn
ing John Leroy, alias Red Leary, who
was arrested on requisition from the
Governor of Michigan md brought
here and lodged in Jail, was rescued
from officer johnson, of Michigan.
While placing irons on the prisoner II
murderous assault was made on the
officer by the prisoner and halfa dozen
friends who had collected at the Jail.
The officer and Tailor KAvanaugh;were
overpowsred and the party succeeded
in getting away, including the prisoner,
who was charged with attempted muir
der and other crimes. Officer johnson
was badly beaten and fortunate in es-
Gaping with his life, as the assailants
were all armed with revolvers. They
are still at large. 8H2 gUIDBet S
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aAsTROLoGY.
World Astonished
:AT THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
MADE BYTHEGREATA STRoLOGIsT,

MAZE II AEAoAASOASO0AEoAe
Madame H. a. PERRIGo.
CHE REVEALS SECRETS NO MORTAL
- ever knew. She restores to happiness
those who, from doleful events, catastrophles,
loss OF money, &c, have become despondent.
She brings together those long separated,
gives Information concerning absent friends
or lovers, restores lost stolen property, tells
you the business you are best qualified to
pursue and in what You will be most success
ful, causes speedy marriages and tells you the
very day you will marry, gives Ton the
son. She reads your very thoughts. and by
her almost supernatural powers unveils the
dark and hidden mysteries OF the future
From the stars We see In the drmanent-the
malehc stars that overcome or predominate
In the cOnfguratiOn-frOm the aspects and
positions OF the planets and the axed stars in
theheavens at the time Of birth, she deduces
the future destiny Of q man. FAN not 70
consult the greatest Astrol0giSt on earth. II
again have 50 favorable an opportunity.
Consultation fee, with Likeness and all de-
sized information, 81. Parties living at dis
lance can consult the Madame by mail with
equal safety and satisfaction to themselves, as
fin person. A full and explicit chart, written
OUT with all inquiries answered and Likeness
enclosed, sent by mail on receipt of price
above mentioned. The, strictest secresy will
be maintained and all correspondence re-
turned or destroyed; References OF the high
est order furnished those desiring them.
Write plainly the day Of the month and wear
in which You were born, enclosing a small
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The Georgia and Mississippi InJune-
ton CaNea.

WAsHINGToN, May SIN the Su-
preme Court this morning, Attorney
General StRnberry closed the argument
In the Georgia and Mississippi injunc-
ton cases. He spoke as to the general
principles involved, and denied, as here
totOre, that their cases had any place in
court. They were not within the juris-
diction of court of equity, as such; the
constitution provides hat there was in
them no basis Of property on.which re-
lief could be given Georgia and
Mississippi according to the bills
filed: The bills undertake to
States. Where was the evidence
ofthis fact? Besides the ten Southern
States over which the reconstruction
acts were to operate, only two were
here. 1t was not known to the contra
~ that the remaining States were dis
satisfied, for they had not presented any
bill of grievances. The law gave a citizen
right to vindicate himself, and he could
do this as successfully as State could
for him. The counsel on the other
side had invoked the court to save their
liberties from obstruction, to preserve
the integrity of the States on whose be-
half they appeared, but, said the Attor-
ney General there was no inherent
power for that purpose in this court,
for Congress might so act as todestroy
the efficiency of the court by impeach-
ing the judges on false accusations, or
by denying salaries requisite to their
support. 1t.rested with the people how
ever, TO secure the honesty and right
doing Of the Legislature, and on this
basis. we must look for the preservation
OF the rights of citizens; and rof5the
guaranteed rights Of the States. No
IN hnFs TNRTNhalfrGro fnAlg MI
question before the court adjourned.
The court adjourned Immediately
after the conclusion of Mr. Stanberry's
argument.
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Me- YnrR Heu.

NEw YoRK,, May 6.-Ths Board OF
Councilman to-day adopted resolutions
in opposition to the action of.tha Police
Commissioners Transferring Jurisdic-
ton over licenses for theatres, emigraut
boarding houses, pawnbrokers, hacks,
oars, omnibusses and drivers, &c, from
the Mayor and Aldermen to themselves
without II warrant of law, and request-
ing the Mayor to Immediately inter-
pose full power and authority vested in
him by any resolution Of the Common
Council or charter Of the city, 10 save
all such persons harmless from neglect
to comply With the orders Of the police
authorities in respect TO licenses, in Or
der thereby to test the constitutiOnality
OF the act by which it Is contemplated
10 transfer from the city one Of its few
remaining municipal rights. The debate
was somewhat excited, the democrats
urging the adoption of the resolution.
saying that the people would soon rise
and hurl from power the tyEants Of the
police organiEahon, and the tepubli-
cans opposing the resolutions as caleu-
lated 10 lead to riot.
A riot occurred in a liquor saloon in
Brooklyn, on Sunday. Two policemen
were badly beaten In attempting to ar
rest the proprietor for violating the ex-
else lava Some twenty or thirty per-
SONS in the room attacked the officers,
and a desperate fight ensued. The OH.
GERS drew their revolvers to save their
lives, when several of the rioters drew
pistols aud threatenedS TO, blow their
brains out. The officers finally .es-
capped, and going to the station house,
procured assistance. but on their return
the place was closed. The proprietor
OF the saloon was subsequently, ar
rested.
Michael Farrell, tailor, was muir
dered this afternoon by Owen Sullivan,
also tailor, whose wife had been CO.
habiting with Farrell. The murderer
Las not been arrested.
The anniversary meetings com
menced yesterday and continued to-
day. The report of the American Mis-
sionary Association Is, one million
school children among the freedmen
who need twenty thousand teachers;
there are now, however, less than two
thousand in the field; at least zoo, 900
freedmen have learned to read within
the year; receipts of last year S75S. 200;
OF seven months OF this fiscal year
Sl45, 900; a larger average of monty re-
ceiPts Is needed in the remaining. five
months, W. J'llE7-i VI II
W 20 -
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REPARATOR CAPILLI. ~ Z

NOR RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD
u heads (from whatever cause It may have
ALLEN out) and forcing growth OF hair upon
the face, It has no equal. 1t5Wtn force tie
beard to grow upon the sm0othest face In
from i've TO eishtweekS, or hair upon bald
heads In nom two to three months. A fe "
ignorant practitioners have asserted tn at
growth of the ha1ror beard. Their asSertio ms
are false as thousands Of living witness -
ffrom their own expeTiencel can bear WIT
ness But many Will say, how are We to di s.
tinguish the genuine from the spurtousH II
Certainly Is difficult, rs ninB-tenthS OF t ee
different Preparations advertised Tor the hi Dir
and beard are entirely woEthless. and on
may have already thrown away la1.ge
amounts for their purchase To such We
would say, try the Reparator CaPillti twill
cost you nothing unless IL fully con 1eS
up to our represantationET II your Drug 1st
does not keep It, send us one dollar and We
viii forward It, postpaid, togetheEWtth n re=
eelpt for the money hiehW1n Be rettinaed
you on application, providing entire SRt11Ac-
s''A : ". L 6f1ARKd co, Chemists, J
No. s West Fayette St, SYRACUSE, n. Y.
mehll-AOi tFiWHWlV
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ADMON1TORY.

In reluctantly bidding adieu 10 a community
Whsre generous friendship and paTtiality form
one Of The brightest meInoFeS of q long and
particularly fortunate career. M. Rice desires 70
specially caution them against ere 1idng the state
ing Otc niI nally, perhaps, In apprehension,
put genefaly ne Pained 70 KNOW, arising from
dered ny unexpected OPPOSITION, in which hiR
name and fame are Justly feared.
Honor and gratitude alike forbid his fesoFiInR To
mI1epre entSJIoa or deception with people he
reEar1s both Rs personal friends and ubeFil nat
Fors and he, therefore sincerely hopes and be-
loVes that the announcement OF HIS RAREWELI
Witt and poEIiVO apr oafA n6a a. CLOWNTOTHE
ARENA VIII not, through the EniSTspTels ntS-
toni Of rivals O. enamie4I lose any Of that con-
The Exhibition Mr.. Rice has a. Efeat co7t ana
labor, orgRniEedt WIN, he confidently aniicfpattE
lnye entire HRtBlactton, and atfOTd few pl6sG0nf
houFs OF exhIleFatinR, novel, inStTucfiYe AMI
most unexceptionRhle entsTtAinmenL
ONLY and go early 70 the Island. myT-I0t
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aIARK ETs RY TELEeRAPH.
NEW YORK. May 6

EEGuLAR REPORT. @
CoTToN-Dull and lower; sales 900
bales middling uplands,
FLoUR-Receipts 2487 bbls, market
10a20c better, with Il fair demand, part
ly speculation; sales II 500 bbls at
Sill 20al2 10 for superfine state; SI2 asa
Is so for extra; $I3 7Oal4 90 for choice:
SlI 2Oal2 10 for suPerfpe western; Sl2 so
ala 90 for common TO medium extra
western; SI4 Goals so for choice; Sl8 Asa
IA so for Cumberland to good extra
round hoop Ohio; $l4 Goals so for trade
brands, market closing quiet. CalifOr-
mia Flour-Active and fiFmer; sales 1900
bbls and ssel0s at SIG 75al7 so. Rye
Flour-Firmer: sales AGO bbls at IS 25a
900.
!WHIKY-QuietNg ~ e n ~
GREIN-Wheat-So receipts, market
2a3c better; sales Al 900 bus at 50 sI1za
2 50 for No!2 Milwaukee; s. 40 for am
Der state; g 25a3 IS for white Califor-
mia; S. IS for white Canada; s. 55a3 IS
for white sMichigan Rye-Firmer;
sales 5000 bus in lots at 81 65aI6 7 for
western; 81 70 for Canada, free. Barley
Quiet and irmer. Barley Malt Quiet.
Corn-Receipts ], 23O bus, market un-
changed for old; new lac lower; sales
$1,000 bus at 81 Ssa1 50 for old mixed
western in store; 81 40 for do afloat;
81 S0a1 30 for new mixed western; 81 Is
for unsound do, and 81 SO for white
southern. 0ats-Receipts rs bus, mar
ket 10 better; sales 81 900 bus at 50 kaS5c
for western, and S3aSSc for state. H
GRocERIRs@c Coffee Steady and in
fair demand; 1850 bags, onfprivate
terms. SuRar-Steady; sales $50 hhds
Cuba at 1O5faIO5<! Molasses-Dull.
FIrmerS ], 500 bbls at l6c
for crude, and 25a2611c for refined in
H6rA Quiet at s0a65c for new.
PRovIsIoNs--Pof k-F frner; . $50 tbls
at S23a23 % for new mess; closing at
S23 10 cash; $22a22 so for old mess: Sl9a
l9 25 for prime aud S22a2212 FOR prime
mess. BeeE-Firm; sales 400 bbls al
previous prices. Beef Hams-O ufet;
sales l25 bbls at $4Oa4I so! BaGon-
Quiet and firm; sales $50 boxes at I0Kc
for Cumberland cut; ,I21Ic for short
clear Cut Meats-Steady; sales go
kages9tss<a91Sc forshOulders, and
l2al4c Tor hams. Lard-FiEm and quiz
eti sales go bbls at ;121<al35fo for new.
BUTTER-Steady at l1R14c for Ohio.
Isrags LATEST MARKEn5-5 P. \. u, =
FLoUR-Shade frmer for Medium
H. a. =
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HARRISBURG, May 6.SThe eight.hour
labor bill, which passed the House, re-
manned in the hands of the Senate Ju-
dietary Committee to the end of the
session and never came up in the SEN
ate, for consideration,
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WHISPERS
l..-, aii ~ hE5l AND - q .5s,.t-sff'-s 9
t a G b e.s !

RoRCEDToGR upon
n - face In from three to i've weeks by
using Or. SEVIGHES RESTAURATEUR
CAPILLAIRE,t the most wonderful discovery
In modern science, acting upon the Beard
and Hair in an almost miraculous manner.
It has been used by the still OF Paris and
London with the most, datteFing success
Names of all purchasers will be registered and
II entire satlstacton Is not given In every IN
stauee, the money will ba cheeEfully refunds
Cd! Price by mail, sealed and postpaid, 81.
DesefiptfVe circulars and testimonials mailed
nee. ADDRESS BERGERs SHUTS & CO.,
Chemists, No. 2S5 River Street, Troy, n. Y,
S6ie aPents for the United States. 70 -
mehI3-eOd, rFiw&w1y ~ q rs f|fsF
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RIEh-

CHICAGO, May GA fire occurred at
Cambridge, Illinois, three miles south
of: Rock Island, yesterday morning,
destroying all the business portion OF
the town, except one store and one ho-
tel. Loss estimated at 100000; insur-
ance, $4,000.
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The market has been fairly supplied
with hogs during the week, and, the de-
mand quite brisk, in consequence of
which prices have advanced since our
last report.
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EHEEP-

The supply of sheep has only been
moderate during the week, but prices
are unchanged, and quote sheared 1T
51Sa714c gross; but few ''wooled" sheep
in the market, s-..4-.-..
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q CHASTELLAR'S
WHITE Ito UID
EN- a MEL.

u the Complexion.
The most valuable and perfect preparation
in use, for giving the skin a peaTl-like tint,
that Is only found in youth. II quickly re-
moves Tan, Freckles, Pimple8, BlOtcheS, Moth
Patches, SRl!OwneS, ETuptiOnS, and all Inn
puTities OF the skin, kindly healing the same,
leaving the skin white and clear aS alabasteT.
Its uBs can not be detected by the closest sCTu-
tiny, and being vegetable preparation Is
the kind used by the French, and Is c0nsid-
cred by the Partisan as Indispensable 70 a
perfect Toilet Upwards OF 5000 bottles were
sold during the past year, sufficient guaTan.
tee Of its efficacy. Price only 20 cents. Sent
by mail, postpaid, on receipt Of an order, by
BERGER, SHUTS q CO., Chemists,
ztl 30 River ST., Troy, N. Y.
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CONCENTRATIONS and ysry arm:
No. 2 spring g 75a2 IS; No. white
western IS 50aS IS, the latter for choice,
Rye-Q Quiet and firm; 81 65al e. for west.
eEn. BaFley-Quiet and unchanged.
Oats-Firm; Sass for western. Corn
Dpu and lower for new shipping mixed
western, 81 SsaI SO In store and 81 40
afloat; new mixed western 81 SOal IS:
inferior and common 81 9Oa1 o.
Observation-Disclosures sales of
1000 bbls. new mess At SO lSS<a23 %,
regular, closing with buyers at SO %,
regular, Beef-Stsady with fair de-
nand. Cut Aeats-Ffrm with a fair
demand. Bacou-Quiet and steady at
iva LOT Cnmbarlsnd cut. 4,.
taro-Shade frmsr at 1S1Sa1SN for
i tAlr % prime steam, and 1SsSalSI< for
7s - MONEY AND STOCKS. ss
MoNEy-5a6 per cent. Sterling sixty
days, 1Og3<. Bus ga
GoLD-lS6X,
GOVERNMENT SHOCKS Steady: regis
tered '62 lOS5salO6; coupons, IO7 Ssalo7SI.
ga registered, lO61 salOS1 Z; cou pons. iO5S
a1O51z; '65 coupons lO8; new iO7SZ:
1910 coupons 991s; 1905 first series
1857, others 1855. 20 iis..aT.t-7T7 = :
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IATRsr-5:S0 T. n.
,L1ps-ls7,Ia1s71I. -

AuLD--40l u h4Olzle ...E
SToCKs-0hio certificates 23a231<;
Canton, 44a441111; Cumberland coal SO1iS
81; quicksilver, l9al9%; Mariposa pre-
ferred, 191Sa201<; Western Union Tele-
graph, .44a441<;' Pacific mail, 13OalSOsES;
New York Central, eS3Sa9S1S; Erie,
6S7Sa6SH, Reading, 103SalO4I{: Michi-
gan Southern, 9JSa693S; Illinois Cen
trail, llSal14; Pittsburgh, 72l<a74; TOle-
do, 1l3allSII; Rock Island, 9lIsa9lI<,
Northwestern, S6aS61s; do preferred,
6211<a62sss; Fort Wayne, 97a97II.
Gold advanced to-day, on account Of
rumors oftrouble at the Reform meet.
ing in London. .r-..l.
BoSDs-Border State bonds were
quiet and steady; Missouris, 95E new
Aenpessees, 6S; new North Carolinas, AZ.
STEAMSHIP SHARES Steady. 49,
,t MtIscESIL;LASEoUsRFirmi with a sharp
rise in Western Union Telegraph,
Coal AND SToCKs-Firmer and rather
better In some cases. 5.-t..
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fur Bent.
For Rent.

ONE DWELLING HOUSE ON MAIN
" street, 9th Wand.
One Dwelling HOure on Hampden street,
One Basement ofice on Market street,
Sd Ward. r TH
One fne Cottage House until Fall with
Furniture,) on Centre street. 40.
my2 /. IRWIN
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For Curling the Hair OF either Sex I'm.
TO Way and Glossy RInEIetB OF :
Heavy Massive CurIs.
DY USING THIS ARTICLE LADIES
d and Gentlemen can beautlfy themselves
q thousand fold. 1t Is the only article I'm the
world that win curl straight hair, and Al the
same time give II 0 beautiful, glossy appear
Ance. The Crlsper Coma not only curIS the
hair, 6utinvigOTate5. beautihes and cleRnses
b the most c0mpleteSrticle Of me .Eind ever
offered to the American public. The CFiEpeT
Coma viii be Bent 10 any address, sealed 6nd
postpaid for q. -F -
Address all orders %
W. L. OARR q 90 ), Chemists,
No. West Fayette 81, SYRACUSE, N. Y.
mehZS-eod, triw&WIy
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II afauesI li Cincinnati. -H.4t.. r.-H
MAY 6.-FLoUR-Firm at extreme
rates; superine $l2alS 90; trade brands
$l4A16 so. Fi-9 -ir-i..75 fla
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; No. / winter
held at IS go, and white at IS 10, but the
rates asked being so;much higher than
Hour, the millers are doing nothing OF
consequence. Corn-Dull and in lin
tied demand, closing at QscASl for No.
In bulk, and 81 OSal 10 sacked; the
inside rates represent the views of
buyers. About GO, 900 bush. were ship.
ped during the week, chiefly to New
Orleans. Ohts-In limited demand,
and prices dropping; No. 7Oa7lc. Rye
-Unchanged and dull, at 81 20. Bar
ley steady. ~ Is.La .,. s'f
CoTroN-Dull, and prices nominal at
ESQ for middling; small lot of low
mlddling sold at 2Sc, and inferior at lSc.
~ Internationally unchanged at
80 % in bond. 9ua
PRovIsIoNs-Quiet, and little done.
Pork-.S22 75. Bulk meats-Sa1Oc for
shoulders and sides. Bacon-9, IL,
ll1fand l2c for shoulders, sides, clear
RIB and clear sides, but small lots were
procured at &c below these quotations.
LIard-Held Atll2%o, but no demand.
BUTTER-Dull at 26a2Sc for fresh.
EGGs-Dull at 14al5G.
om.Linseed oil dull at 81 4sa1 AZ;
lard oil 81 TO-.
lGonDIclOsed at 1861 buying, and 1873
selling. Hf @ =
ExCHANoE-Firm: par to Soc per 900
buying, and LILO premium selling.
E1+ g. Chicago,
MAY 5.-FLouR-Firm and un-
changed.
GRAIN-wheat-Dul and dropping;
81 90 for No. /, and 1913 for No. 2. Corn
Dull and lower at 81 OSal OK. Oats
Dull at66I Sa67c. Rye-$I 52al 81. Bar
ley-Nominal at csc aS1OO.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork- firm at
S22 5Oa22 70, Lard-DuIl at 121Eal25Sc,
Milwaukee,.
Sl3 25al4 90. ft 81
aGRAIN-Wheat-Dull; g 81 for No. 2.
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For Rent.

There cometh glad tidIngs Of Joy TO all,
10 Young and 10 old. TO great and to small,
The beauty which ones was 80 precious and
Is free for all, and al may be fair.
Nv the use or
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TWO EXHIBITIONS EACH DAY,

afternoon and Fronting.
Door open At and o'clock ,. n. Exercises to
Admission 60 cents; children under ninS years, Is
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-sssgs LATEST MARKEns-5P P. n. ~
FLouR-Shade frmer for Medium
grades, With-a light supply and fairde-
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BEEF CATTLE.

The arrivals OF cattle during the week
amount TO 749 head, against 705 last
week and 1910 the / corresponding
week of last year, and the sales for the
week amount to 900 head, which COM
pares with 705 last week and 495 the COR
responding week of last year, and were
as follOWs;J gcT Ea7Ii -- sad
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-07

The market during the week has been
somewhat excited, and prices 10 high
er, and this morning Il opened quite
brisk at the advance, and the entire re-
ceipts disposed of, and the market clo-
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-07

The Equestrian corps coratsti of the following well
-nnyyr Hi.d .:.lr Lrtiti-:
MILE ELViRa,
The beautiful Premier, I!qucstricunc.
Mr.. RICHARD HEMMIHoS,
The Non Tic Iinrsaau aud fHIshe Rope = rist
Mossrs. GROWN O. SANFORD,
Tie graceful masters Of the School Gymnaze.
Mr.. JoHR FOSTER,
The merry Clown and able Jester
MR.. w. n. YOUNG, Hn
The excellent Gymnast and sIl'cd PantomImist.
MR.. GEORGE BROWN,
..ts s.. Tue dashIng Equestrian
MR.. JOHN TREWALGA,
The able and efficient Master Of the Whip
MR.. JAS. COOPER,
The MOdeEn Athlete Together with
MILE. ROSA. IIAiE. HAZZELL, la PETITE LEON
ORA. AND MESSRS. IIARMAE, BrCELEY,
BATROT, WELSH, MORGAN AND
LA CLARE.
~ THE GRAND ORCHESTRA
OF the grat show is marked feature, headed by the
FRITZ MEYER, Esq.
Tho Pavilion win be brilliantly illuminated in the even.
ing. tad
The stud of Horses, Ponies and Mules
Has never been equhllrd in this country.
Don't Forget tho Day and Date!
And prepare for ihe arrival Of DAN RlCEs large, com,
nete and moral Exhibition.