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$500 persons only are disfranehised in
Virginia. $4,000 whites failed to rsgister.
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The iSe,eti1ael gives sign through all
it's rambling, ncoherent Editorials,
spieed with malice, that its cause is
gone, Close up the ranks, Republicans,
and charge with a solid front. The
ranks of the malcontents and rebels are
giving way. The civil contest of next
week is, quite as Important as the tri-
umphant roar of Grants and Sher-
mans guns. We have wounded treason
unto death, and next week we shall
bury it amid the acclamations of eman-
cipated millions. Mcdonald carried the
empire on his shoulders at Wagram /;
the Republican hosts, are now piercing
the Rebel centre, and will soon bring
Peace, Liberty, and Justice, with "Vie-
tory eagle-winged," to an afflicted land.
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Religion is an insurance against fire in the
next world.
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aFIere wefes4, 7s4 bales Of .o..o,, r.,.-
over the Louisville and Nash,,;,, sniPPea
last Month, against 3,s4s shinnea ra,rroao
the same month last year. ppeo ouring
They who love the flag should ~, A.
tand:I RUE rule the
It is not the gold or the diamona.
q watch that keep time. ABOUT
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LET EVERY REGISTERED VOTER
REMEMBER THAT HE MUST VOTE
IN THE PRECINCT IN WHICH HE
WAS REGISTERED.
REMEMBER THAT YOU HAVE NO
POLL TAX TO PAY IN ORDER TO
VOTE.
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1 EMIGRATIoN TO THE GREAT WEsr-
Commissioner Wilson. of the General Land
Office, is in receipt of letter from A w
Atwood, Esq, of London, England, making
inquiry relative to obtaining quantity Of
land for the settlement of fifty thousand
q e En- l9 whom it is contemplated to send
sbs Inc nee Commissioner has replied, referring to
Il tae .n!ississippi river, and the facility for
obtaining title thereto under the nrov;s;on w.
OF the presumption. and homestead laws and
communicating to the applicant full informo :
slon on the points of inquiry presented -'-
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.


The New York Tribune says that the bur-
den of commercial intelligence from all parts
OF the country is that business Is stagnant
and Improbable. These concurring reports,
# says, FARE not fictitious, but accord with
substantial facts. Embarrassment pass upon
merchants and customer, mill-owners and
work people. On neither sideare these DIM
cultieS stimulated; they are TeaI-and what
is worse, ore likely 10 press with Increased
shall be obtained. The fact is. ali Stnds 81
business are in state OF transition. As in q
fever OF the body this mslady Will run It's
course"
The sGme paper observes also that great
stress is laid by the inflationists 1.-THE Tribune
is an ultra contractionist) upon the favorable
effect TO be produced by the adjournment of
Congress upon their schemes When this
body separates the idea Is that fresh customs
ers Will be found for all commodities and
stocks at high prices, and that a new era Of
expansion Will commence. The adtOurn-
ment is myth so far as advancing prices is
purposes closed its laboTS, and by remaining
In session now arrests the inevitable shrink
age In prices In the absence of Congress
Secretary McCQlloch can move more eff
GENTLY IN his work of funding and CONTRACT
ing, and not have his hands stay ed by the
lamentations of Congressman and their asSo-
ciateS in speculation brough to grief by his
prudent management 1t is TO ne hoped that
the Secretary Will in future show a little
more courage, and when he sees spectators
topping before the reaper-COntraction-
viii push on his machine and waste no time
in reading financial letters. As long as he
can exchanged per cent gold bonds at y per
cent premium for $50 and compound notes,
AZ par and interest, his duty is plain, and
that Is TO cancel all the currency debt he can
and extend the remainder.
the foregoing Is one side OF the story. On
the other hand the New York Eeononaisf, a
journal opposed TO present contraction, in an
article entitled "Malcontraction," says of Mr..
McCulIOch's policy:
There is a boldness of reckIessness in the
contraction OF lnSt month which Is
In January the Secretary was 50 alarmed at
the effects OF his previous three months oper-
atoms in the way Of retiring Greenbacks, that
to avoid an evidently eminent panic, he
made no attempt at contraction that month
and TO quiet the prevailing apprehensions
gave a quasi assurance that, Tor a time at
least, he would hold his hand of. Yet he no
sooner saw money becoming easier and con-
ndence returning in commercial circles than
he retired 81 900 900 more legal tenders effect-
ing In one month q contraction OF nearly
double the monthly amount prescribed by
law; True, this operation has produced no
panic; but II has suspended the process of re-
cuperation from the effects OF the previous
contraction, which was steadily spreading
throughout the business of the country, and
has renewed the feeling of uneasiness which
a few weeks ago par alysed our commerce."
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nARkErs BIZ TELEeRAPH.
REGULAR REPORT.

NEW YORK, March Y.
GoTJo 9so ,Ss with fair business doing;
lands.
FLoUR-Receipts ais bbls; market loal5c
bstter sales 500 bbls at 50 753l0 IS for super
npe State and WESTERN $40 eSdI2 10 for extra
WESTERN Sl2 0dl3 IS for choice do; Sll Goa
Ohio, and Sl2 5O9I3 80 for trade brands; mar
ket closing firm. California Flour-Very
nrm; sales l,2JO bbls and sacks at SIS 5O9I5.
WHIsKY-Quiet and firm.
-Wheat--Receipt none; market "a
&c better sales % 900 bu at s. 1872 50 tor No.
Milwaukee, s. 0593 > for white California,
and 50 1893 Is for amber state. Rye-Firm:
sales 5000 bu western at 81 -. Barley-Ffrm:
Barley Malt-QuIet. Corn-Receipts3 $40 bu;
market la2c lower, with sales of s. coo bu al
81 1851 lo5< for mixed western in store; 81 II
for do ahoati 81 IL for new southern yellow
and 81 u for new mixed western at railroad
depot. Oats-Receipts 80 bu; market q shade
and 7097Ic for state.
HoPS-Quiet and steady.
RIcE-QUiet at lt5{91O5<c.
gar-Quiet; sales 800 hhds Cuba AT IOIZaIIc
E965c.
PETRoLEUN-Steady at Ice for crude and
24d2Tc for refined In bond
PRoVIsIoSS-Pork-Firm and quiet; sales
3,3ol bbls at SO 62923 81 for new mes. closing
at q 90, cash; 81 2j922 70 for old mess. SIS 81
9l9 "a for prime and S2I 55S2I 81 for prime
mess; also 80 bbls new mes at SO 90al3 sj
Firmer: sales $50 bbls at Sl39I9 50 for new
plain mess and sls92 for new extra mess.
Beef Hans-Firm at sa@4i. Bacon-A shade
easier; sales 6I5 boxes at lO5zalO7-I6c for Cum
oerland cut; ll149ll1Ic for short ribbed and
llzSc for short clear. Cut Meats-Firm: sales
321 packages at s14g1IOc for shoulders and l31I
9l41{c for hams Lard-DuIl and heavy;
sales go bb!s at l21<gl3I4c for new.
BUTTER-Duu and heavy at l43Oc for
Ohio.
Enthusiastically at ls9Isc.
FREIGHrs-To Liverpool, without material
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Nau Ynrk Eneeiala

NEW YORK, March 22.-The Herald's
Charleston, s. C., special says: \ mass
meeting of the citizens, irrespective of
color, was held there last night. There
were only about fifty white persons
present Judge Moore, a white man,
presided, and a negro acted as Secreta-
ry. The meeting was decidedly radi-
cal. Resolutions, claiming the suffrage
and the right to hold office for the COL
ored men; opposing large land monop-
olies, and calling for revision of the
State Code and Reorganization of the
courts, were adopted.
The Times special says that General
Rosecrans, two weeks ago, sent in his
resignation. General Grant endorsed
his recommendation of acceptance, but
before action WAS taken letter was re-
ceived from Bishop Rosecrans, the
brother of the General, asking a sus-
pension of action. The New York
Congressional delegation have asked,
in case the resignation is accepted, that
General Sickles be appointed a Briga-
der General in the regular army.
There is no truth OF any influential
pressure being brought TO bear upon
the President for the removal of Col
lector Smythe- The President has no
official information OF any dereIiction
of duty on the part OF that gentleman.
1t is believed Congress can adjourn
on Monday or Tuesday next.
A Herald special says, the impression
gains ground here that the action OF
General Hampton and others in Co
lumbia, with regard to the freedmen.
will be very generally followed in the
Southern States, and that much good
will grow out of their policy 10 both
races. The next address of the kind is
expected from Governor Wise, of Vir-
GINA in Richmond 1t is stated that
General Lee favors the calling of con-
Nention, under the reconstruction bill.
a Tribune special says, General
lector of Internal Revenue for the Ist
New Orleans District, of Louisiana, on
the 18th, will undoubtedly be rejected
by the Senate, tomorrow or next day,
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New York Neus.

New YORK, March 22.-There was a
large meeting of influential citizens,
last night, to express their views upon
the bill, now before the Legislature, for
triple railroad through the city, be-
tween 9TH and 9th Avenues, from Wash
ington Square to Central Park.
The police continue to make arrests
OF persons who were identified as
prominently concerned in the riot on
st. Patrick's day. Marshal Wall was
arrested yesterday afternoon.
a preliminary meeting of delegates
from the various church and Father
Mathew temperance societies was held,
last evening, in the basement of st.
Peters Church, for the purpose of Civ
ing public expression to their unquali-
fed dissatisfaction at the riots, and
censure of the rioters.
Yesterday afternoon the Tammany
Society bought the lot adjoining the
Academy of Music, on 18th street,
which was occupied at the time of the
fire by the Medical College, on which to
erect n new Tammany Hall. The lot is
is 116 feet by l2l feet, and the society
paid $4,000 for it.
George N. Carleton, who is charged
with having embezzled half a million
of dollars from the Government while
Treasury Agent at Memphis, appeared
before Commissioner Belts and gave
bail in the sum of S., 900, yesterday, to
appear.
The dates from Venezuela are to the
18th ult., stated that Boliver had seized
Corabodo, and tranquility insured.
The Government of Honduras has
declared its ports open for the reception
of prizes captured in the CHILEAN war.
The militia has been recognized
with the President in supreme COM
mand as Lieutenant General
General Gleason, the successor of
Stephens, as c. o. 1. R., made overtures
to the Roberts branch, of the Fenian
Brotherhood yesterday, for a union OF
the two sections. No action has vet
been taken on his proposition by the
Senate, which is in session, for arrang-
ing of details for the grand advance on
Canada in the coming summer.
NEW YORK, March 22-The steamer
Australasian from Liverpool, is outside
waiting for Pilot. The gale contin-
ues. A pilot-boat which unsuccessful
ly attempted to board her, lost one man
overheard.
The failure of Robinson & Ogden,
Broad street, dealers in Government
securities, is reported. The firm made
an assignment, and the liabilities are
stated at 1000, 900.
An effort is being made to
establish an exchange for the
purpose of transactions in Government
securities exclusively.
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BY THE CABLE.
Adyiees to the 22d of March.

LONDON, March -Consols,
unchanged; Erie, S95z; 2Os, z51z; Illi-
nois Central, 7s1z.
LIVERPOOL, March 22-Noon.-The
Cookers Courier reports the sales OF
cotton for the week at 5000 bales.
The prices atthe close of the week were
calculating, and declined 1s@1[, and
dull to-day. Lard, steady.
PARIS, March Pit is announced
that Emperor Napoleon favors the Con-
federation of the governments of
France, Holland and Belgium, and
Switzerland, against Prussia.
The MiantUnimiah and other vessels
of the American fleet are still at Port
Mahon.
LIVERPOOL, March q, P. M.-Cotton
declined sd for AIiddllng Uplands
since noon, and figures now 1S1<d
Market extremely dull. No quotable
change in other articles.
LONDON, March 22-Evening.-Con-
soils closed steady at 81 tor money; 5-2Os,
741z; Illinois Central, ISL; Erie, So.
LIVERPOOL, March 2-Evening.-
Cotton, heavy, with a downward ten
dency; quotations at the close were,
middlinE uplands, 1871; Orleans, 1873;
sales to-day amounted to 1000 bales.
Breadstuffs, quiet. Corn, mixed west
ern, Ais Sd per quarter, Provisions,
extra mess beef, declined to l25s per 3O4
pounds Produce, ashes, pots SIS per
cwt. Rosin, common Wilmington, 9s
Sd per cwt. Linseed, cakes, GlO for
thin oblong. Petroleum, Is Cd for
standard white.
LONDON, March pa Brazilian mail
steamer arrived at Lisbon, from Rio
Janiero.
Active operations have been resumed
against the Paraguayans. The allied
feet had shelled the Fortress of HUI
mata. When last heard from, the
Spanish squadron had come in sight of,
and was pursuing the combined fleets
of Chill and Peru.
FLORENCE, March 22.-The National
Parliament was inaugurated to day,
by King Victor Emanuel, who deliver
ed the usual speech from the throne.
FRANKFORT, March gu. S. bonds
sold to-day at SIX.
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River and weather.

CIScISSATI, March 22.-The river has
fallen feet, s inches, with q feet, 10
inches of water in the channel.
Weather cloudy. Mercury 40e-
LOUISVILLE, March 22-The river fell
feet last night, and there are now 91<
feet on the falls.
The steamer Great Republic passed
over the falls.
The steamer Bermuda goes over the
en- route for Chattanooga.
CAIRO, March 22--Mayhower, from
Evansville, returns at 9p. m; Clifton,
from Memphis for Cincinnati, at / a,
m; Lumiram, from ST. Louis for New
Orleans. at a. m.
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-; Western Union Telegraph III; Pacific
NAH NAH Ls4S9l2o; Atlantic Nail S3aSi; New
i nolk Sentrad l05s49l055s; Erie 5S1S@5S1t;
gan Central l0s14; Michigan Southern 755Sa
90; Illinois Central ll55S all51s; Toledo iiSG
Wayne s5sS@s5s; Pittsburgh 81 . S9is or
CONVENIENT SToCKs-GenersIIy steady
ed, 1851, 1O99l0s3s; coupons, 81, i0ss io5Is:
5-2s. registered, 20, lO7l< al07I[: co1pons'
IS71 rs: 10 a 2 and sf StY do 1 IS
l0-4tS, registered, g7JS9g75<; lO-4O coupons,
gS5zS9gZ1s; August 7-SOs, lO6SlO61S; June, 1867
STATE SToCKs-Borier State bonds are
higher on issues of Missouri, and otherwise
CosSy ,A Missouri sou 21<9sIi Indiana 5s 81
'PeSlai ehange and quiet.
Cincinnati.
,,ss ;;- = better demand and
GP lti-II Aet y nrrinIIPrices unchanged.
Light; No: l spring s. 55SS 50; winter s. %,
Sorn-Rather lower; No. /, 65IatSis. in soclrs
demand at 81 IS but is held Al q IA n HSS-tn IN
Tnnch 70 be had below this rate RarievW
+ lTm with good demand; fall 81 55Sl 81
CoTroS-Unsettled and prices nominal.
middltng uplands can be bought at nc
60 NSsHIsKH-Held at S22, with buyers at
PRovIsIoNs-MeSs Pork-Firm at s23 o.
without sales. Bulk Meats-In good demand
Al S9l0c, but generally held &c higher; SALES
-oS.OSS Az COuulIy NJ &C IOr shoulders, luc for
sides, and l01Sc for hams; the hams were very
large; but the shoulders and sides could not
not have been got at the price without
the hams. Bacon-Steady at 9IS uIs
and l25sc for shoulders, sides and clear sides;
mans In good demand at lS1Sc for plain and
lo9l55Sc Tor sugar cured. Lard-Quiet; not
much demand from city trade: is held at lSc
but there has been no sale at over l25<c.
GRocERIEs-Unchange
BUTTER-In good demand at Sl883c for INST
quality.
EGGs-Dun at l5sl6c.
CLOVER SEED-In good demand with sales
OF 400 barrels at IS 75 all to be got at this rate
was taken Timothy-Very dull at 81 SOta3.
FIax-In good demand for seed at 81 IOa2 50.
lS45<, selling.
ExcHANGE-Firm;c currency still going East
Keeps up business: bankers pay so per thou
sand and sell at J. 10 premium.
mOSEN-The demand continues good at
99l3 per cent.
MARCH 22-The Board OF Trade to-day re-
resolved 10 adhere TO bushels.
ELoUR-Qniet and firm.
SRAlS-M heat-Moderate demand at 81 81
@SOO for white Canada. Corn-Ten cans new
al Sc. Oats-So. ? Chicago 55c. Barley-No.
Chicago held atSI2.
Chicago.
MARCH 22--FLoUR-Firmer and Quiet
GRAIS-Wh AT s. 20 for No and
y lSeE2 1875 for. No. = CoTn-Quiet and easi-
er al sc Oats-kirIn at 4iJza SIC
PRoNIsIoSS-MeSS POrk-Quiet and firm al
s22 81. LaTd-Quiet at 1870.
milwaukee.
MARCH 22.-FLoUR-Dull
GRAIN-Wheat-sZ q for No. 2, and firm.
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OutraEes at the PennsyIvanta Coal
Mines.

New YORK, March 22--The eoaI
miners in Schuylkin county, Pa, are
committing the most serious outraSes,
The rufdans are mainly Irishmen, and
known as Molly Maguires. They are
for the purpose of controlling the mines,
and resort to murder and robbery. II
is impossible to punish them, as when
arrested aud tried the juries are packed
with confreres and they escape. On
Friday last, Mr. Littlehals, a superin-
tendent, was murdered, with the hope
Of securing the money he was supposed
to haye, but he had but very little with
him at the time. Threats are made
against the supenntendents, and all
live in the fear OF violence. Governor
Geary has been applied to for protec-
ton.
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RICHMOND, March 22.-It will be au-
thoritively announced tomorrow that
Gen. Lee is in favor ofthe people voting
for convention, and every man not
actually DISTINGUISHED should not only
take the necessary steps to prepare
white and colored, 10 vote right. He
thinks the cooperation of all people,
officials and citizens, should be prompt,
and that the chief object should be to
get as quietly and quick as possible
back into the Union, with such rights
as are left. He thinks the oath is such
as every citizen not DISTINGUISHED ought
now to be able to take, as a simple
matter of truth and duty as citizens of
the country.
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Wheeling Classical Institute.

MIR 7. E. BLARELY. b A, GRADU-
NJ ate OF the Queens University Ireland
bezs to inform the Inhabitants OF wheeling
and vicinity, that he haSopened first class
English, Classical and Mathematical Scnool
in the Commercial college buildings, where
an opportunity will be afforded the youth OF
the neighborhood OF obtaining an eduction
that Will 1T them for entering on any path
al or Commercial.
Once at the corner OF Monroe and Main
streets. mp stairs
Further particulars, terms, &C. can be OBJ
tanned from Mr.. T. Z. BLAkELH AZ his Of
nee, or by consulting circulars, or CONNER
etal ColIege MnnthlY.n mArl2-lW
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A Good Chance to Invest in Real
Estate.
Valentine GIese,
nChancev.

Henry c Humphrey ct ais
pH VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDER
bedin this cause blythe Circuit Court ofDhio
county, at the December term thereof 1856
shah as Special Commissioner named In said
decree, orfer at pulic sale tn the highest bid
der, AT the front door OF the Court House Of
Ohio county. on saturday. the I'd day of
March, 1867, at l01S O'Clock, n. m, the fol-
lowing described property, that is 10 saw:
Wheeling Creek, Immediately south of and
adjoining the east end OF what Is known as
the East Wheeling bridge, on Zane street in
the city OF Wheeling said lot being known as
number one ~ Of number of lots living on
the east bank OF said creek, south OF the end
OF said bridge, together with the brick house
standing on the same and the other appuTte-
nances Of the said lot.
The building is large, recently repaired and
in good order. 1t iE arranged for occupation
by four families OF tenants and its purchase
would be safe and paying Investment
There is well Of excellent water on the
premises.
TERMS OF SALE.-one-third of the pur.
chase money and such additional sum as the
purchaser may desire TO pay, in hand, the
residue In two equal instalments at six and
nom the day of sale, the purchaser giving
pond with good personal security for the de-
ferred instruments.
WILLIAM p. HUBBARD,
Jan9 -dlawtd Special Commissioner.
The above sale is postponed until Saturday.
March 9th, at l01z o'clock A. m.
mar5-lw WILLIAM r. HUBBARD.
The above sale is postponed until Saturday
March sd, at lULS o'clock. n. m.
WIN. p. HUBBARD,
mRrll-td Special Com'r.
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SAN Francisco, March 22.-General
Halleck has issued an order that the
commissioners to Washington from
the Tycoon of Japan, be received at such
military posts OF this division as they
may be pleased to visit, with the honors
due public Ministers.
A Los Angeles letter states that the
government train en- route for Arizona
was lost, March 10th, in the Colorado
desert water spout. 1t consisted of
eleven wagons, accompanied by two
companies of the 14th U. S. Infantry.
Several lives were lost. Commissary
stores and wagons were carried Is miles
from the scene of disaster.
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W4sHINGroS, March 22.-It is said
tnat Ten. Sickles will have the Briga-
ule. GeheraIs position vacated by the
resignation ofGen. Rosecrans.
Commissioner Newton, of the Agri-
sulluroI department, has taken steps
70 examine into the malignant horse
plague which is sweeping tbronab Ss1v
jersey. II is throat dfstempeF. with.
out any cough, followed by irapid nroS-
tration, chills and death.
WAsHISsToS, March 22.-The Com
mittee on Retrenchment, charged with
the inspection of the financial Condition
of the Treasury, commenced their Ia
bors tonight at that department..
The veto message concerning the
Supplemental Reconstruction Bill was
the subject of Cabinet consultation to-
day.
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ALBANY, March 22.-The Constitu-
tional Convention bill yet hangs in the
Conference COMMITTEES. II was the As
sembly which struck out the negro
suffrage clause.
The Senate to-day ordered the Judi
ciary Committee to report the bill to re-
fund to the banks and insurance COM
panies the taxes collected from them
on Government securities.
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CHARLESTON, March PA meeting,
consisting Of 500 freedmen, under the
auspices of the Union League, was
held last night. The speeches and res
olutiona were of radical character,
A few whites participated.
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BUFFALO, March 22.-There was a Sc
we're snow storm, last night. 1t is
thawing to-day. The railroads are all
right
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New YORK, March GA Washing
ton special says that the proposition to
impeach Collector Smythe, makes it
probable that Congress will hold a
summer session.
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HARRISBURG, March Ex-Governor
Geary has signed the bill requiring
railway companies to carry all passen-
gers without distinction of color.
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StockhoIders' Meeting

MEETING OF THE STOCKHO
"A ders OF the Wheeling Skating Park, for
the purpose of winding up the affairs OF the
Association. will be held at the oftice of Mr..
]. A. Mstcalf, on !lain street, ON Saturday
afternoon, at III O'Clock, March 23d. BY or
rnuFII-mL6E
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SANDY HOOK. March 22.-Ths pre-
yailing gale is the worst experienced
for ave yeRrs.