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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TEE LONDON MoHHr MARKrr.-LoSpos, Oct. o-2P NJ
Consols for money have declined to e4k United States
nvs-swsuty bonds have advanced lilo, and are now
quoted II II lila Illinois Central Railway shares have
advancsd " and the quotation now 10 Tx. Erie Rail-
way shares have advanced and arc now selling u
43K. Atlantic and treat Western consolidated bonds
declined 70 a
TIM CONTINENTAL BoURsxs -FRASKvoRr Oct -
Noon-Untsd States nvstwsntss for the Issue Of 1892
TAX.
LvuRPooL Corrou MARKn.-LvKRPooL. Oct. -
1P M-Cotton has declined LILO since noon, and mid.
ding uplanas are now quoted 81 5-16d and mddlng
Orleans ~ olod. The sales to-day will reach 1900
bales.
LvunrooL BRnADsruyYs MARxIT.-Lvnroof, Oct -
2 r. M-Brsadstuns nrm and unchanged.
LIvBKrooL PRoviUoss MARKKL-LfvRRPooL Oct. 0-2
p. h-ln the provisions market lard has advanced 10
56a Cd. Beef, pork, bacon and cheese are without
change.
LvRrooL PDopUcn MARKEr-IIvsRroor, Oct "a p.
n -On The produce market spirits Of turpsntns ad-
vsaoed 70 27a Other articles arc without alteration.
LONDON MARxnn.-LoSDos, Oct pa P. n. Linsesd
cakes advanced 70 ell per ton. No change IN other
srticiea
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Throw physic 10 the dogs: I'll none Of L.
To make assurance d0ubly sure
III tAke,,-PLANTATION YlTTERS.

This healer Just what the people need
II remedy thsy rely For Dyspepsia heartburn.
headache, dizziness ague liver compains pains In the
side and back Il has equal not the least among Us vtr
the and mmodiats
beneficial effect TRY It, suffering dyspepcs and be cured.
such are assertions of situated know From
the Of this article sold, must have grsas
merit.
MAGNOLIA WATER is . delightful toilet article sups.
cologne and At half the cost
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tE1OI1 VIZ tsVeutHs f0foBf1u1 U yostoEu"yI
II vas 10 be presumed that Hamili would retire
from aquatic sports after his late race with Wal
tor Crown q Newburg, but IL seems he II still
opsn for match, TO take place u any time dur
ing tns coming season. Mr.. McKel Of Philadelphia'
has sec< him . challenge, but Hamll declines TO row
again this season. HIS objection that he does not de-
sire 70 undergo the trimming again. had Mr. McKiel sent
his challenge at the time he rowsd Brown, he would
have been happy have met HIM, the one training
would have done for both races should Mr. Mckei de-
him any other for 81 900 Sde the race TO take
place SOHO Eastern course and man to pay his
own expenses He also expresses desire to finish up
rowing next season and retire.
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COrus. Bunions. ENLARGED Joints md All
diseases OF the feet cured BY Dr. ZACHAklE. aQ
Hroa
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| BascheIor's Hair Dyc.-Tho Hest IN the
world only perfect Dye: harmless reliable
| neous. Factory 81 Barclay street.
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New Modes In N1uns, Collars. CAM.
Capes Nctornes, CioAkss 0aunue &C., Ia dcscrip
ton Of Furs, At GEmfN'S No. SIS Broadway.
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Campbell. Apoi hccary. and Chemist. Corwer
Of Eighth and Twenty Eighth Prescriptions
dis 2ensed with and pure Medicincs.
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Cristudoro's Hair Dye.-The Best Ever Man
ufactured Wholesale and retail also applied a. Ma
HOUSE.
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-2.Jf-ZJ0-Z.J5M-Z.W
No time Was taken In the last heat and the decision
Of the judges who the has been reserved
Gil To. morrow, darkness put stop 10 proceedings
and the driver Of Nswburgh claimed foul Breeze coming
In ahoad
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TIE Very Highest Prise, tho Cree 81 - re s
Legion Honor the y sno
0kUVRR q BAKER SEWING MACHINES - ne kxpe-
ston Universelle Paris 1857. thus auestin9 oef Ueee
superority all other sewing machines sAssvs -
Broadway, New York.
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wigs, Tespses ard ,,0r9smensal Hair
Best quality Hair Dye and Hair DyolnQ, ~ colorn a
HATCHELUR'a. IL Bond street.
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,, Tss fss G: :.ss s. svs
oprusr BROADWAY aud FULTON street. The directors
roinr 10 cap their par They should let Knox do this
lie has capped and hated all NE pillars Of fAshsn and
gro,dwsy capital place for the Of essance
who combn ECONOMY With their taste.
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LONDON Oct. o-The steamship HISTORIAN. Captain
Du,ton. from Quebec, has arrived here route for
Liverpool
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s Esys msssn s.u.s: s.. FL ala G
Doas'ooa. az A. md &. q Cola and siiysf
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
shares are quoted;at slIT bid, and SIls1l
asked. s -.i -l- tsl-Ei sams1 VII .
Parkersburg Branch at SIS asked.
The par is $50. E1a.-s--7s -si IHpHs. 4
Central Ohio SIS bid and S29 asked.
The par is $50. as,e
The total funded debt of the Balti-
more and Ohio Road at the commence
ment OF this year was q, 40, $50. OF
this there was due this year s9l5, 2sO.
The debt due in 1875 is q, O24, 75O; due
in 1880 s62s, 500; due in 1855 81 $50, 900.
These bonds bring in the market from
Sgs to Ss9, the interest being per cent.
The stock of the road outstanding is
SIG, l5i 1852. A four per cent dividend
was paid in April last. The stock OF
the Washington Branch is SI,65O, 900,
on which dividend of per cent was
paid at same time.
The common stock OF the Central
Ohio road amounts to g, coo, 600. and
the preferred to 800, 900. On the latter
dividend of per cent was paid in
April last.
The stock of the Cleveland and Pitts
burgh road amounts to s5.ssl ,575. The
par OF the stock is $50, but for convent
ence 1t is quoted in New York on the
500. ..
The mortgage debt of the road is
50, 81, $50. The first mortgages have
been paid od. Those remaining are the
Seconds, amounting to S1,l2e, coo; the
THIRDS, Ia portion of which are convert
ible into the stock), amounting to
sl,6l9, 800; the Folrths, amounting to
81, 1O7 $40 -
The Seconds and Thirds are per cent
bonds, and the Fourths D per cent. The
former sell from IS TO sc, and the latter
from 7211z to 1871. ...r.r
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NEW YORK, August l3.-European
adyices per the steamer Persiere are to
August Sd. The Empress Carlotta ar
rived at Tervueren, a royal residence
near Brussels. The Empress Eugenie
accompanied Napoleon on visit TO the
Emperor of Austria, at Salisbury. A
Paris paper says the Italian Govern
ment has decided on the formation of a
fixed corps OF observation on the Pom
tlficiHl frontier, to consist Of IL, 900 TO
Is 600 men. Admiral Ribatte has re-
ceived instructions to keep the forces
under his orders, assembled together,
and be ready TO leave for fresh desti-
nation. This accounts for GaribaIdrs
postponement of the movement on
Rome. a terrible earthquake occurred
at Java on the 18th OF June. A greater
part of the indigo and sugar mRnufac-
tories and private houses, and military
establishments, were destroyed. at
DJokIdo, but in the other districts the
damage done was not SO extensive, the
losses, however, are inealculable to the
sugar crop, which is totally destroyed.
A large number of Europeans and per-
sons from other nations persisted. Re
ports says as many as 900. . -suI-..ll
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NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-The Supreme
Court refused the injunction asked by
Lester wallack against Barney
Williams and Florence, in the produc-
ton of the play, "Caste."
The rowing match between Brown
and Hamin comes of at at NewburR,
Septsmber 6. The stakes are $1,000 q
side.
Old Bill Tovee, nearly 20 years of age,
ran seven miles, Monday evening, In
side of sixty minutes.
This afternoon, Edward Jones, pro-
prietor of a shooting gallery on the
roof of Barnum's Museum, was acci-
dentaIly shot dead while in the act oil
pointing out the target, by yonng
man whose nameis not mentioned.
Michael Gallagher and Richard Hol-
land stepped off the Albany express
train on the Harlem Railroad, at VIII
liams' bridge, Monday night, and were
killed by train going the opposite di-
rection.s
An abortion case, resulting in death,
on an unmarried woman of l9, has
been developed in Springfield, Mass.
DIR. WIN. Il. White, an old physician OF
that town. has been arrested on the
charge of procuring the miscarriage.
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BY THE GABLE,
Advloes to Che lsth OF August.

LONDON, Aug. 12-Midnight.-In the
House of Lords Tonight the considerR-
ton OF the Reform bill was resumed.
Lord Derby was present and moved TINT
the House recede from all OF its amend
ments to the bill except the one provl-
ding for the representation OF minori-
ties which had been accepted by the
House OF Commons. Amer long de-
bate the motion was put aud carried in
favor OF the Government.
LONDON, August ls.-Consols a47s;
U. s. Bonds 741I; Illinois Tx; Erie Az;
Atlantic SGreat Western 221z; Ameri-
can securities steady. L-0=EF.
LIVERPOOL, August l3-Noon.-Cot-
ton firm at lO1zd for uplands, and l016d
for Orleans. The weather is favorable
for crops. Breadstuffs aud provisions
unchanged. @z--i-L-
2P. M.-Wheat declined TO l3s Sd
oats 3s Id; peas advanced to AS I'd.
LONDON, August 1872 P. M.-Dis-
patches have been received here which
state that the steamer a. ]. IDHersoll,
of Boston, Capt. Clark, which LETT Hon
Kong on the 18th OF May, for Shanghai,
recently struck rock near Sharietung
on the Chinese coast. 1t is thought the
steamer was badly damaged. The
cargo and vessel will be saved.
PARIS, August 1872 P. Mt is
again asserted that meeting will take
place between the Emperor Napoleon
and the King of Prussia.
q LONDON, August l3.-Consols. o4E;
Erie Az; New York Central Tx q. S.
5.20s 74Js. Efu-- -EHr3ud rs
LIVERPOOL, August l3-Evening.-
Breadstuffs quiet; corn Sss Cd per quar-
ter for mixed western; wheat lss Sd per
cwt; oats IS Id. Provisions-Market
firm; beef 1865 Cd for extra prime mess;
lard is quoted at 4es cd per cwt; pork
quiet at 75s cd for eastern prime mess;
bacon, Cumberland cut, AS; produce
quiet and steady; linseed oil los per gal
Ion; petroleum s1zd per gallon for
spirits, and Is Id for standard white.
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AsTRoLoGY.
The World Astonished

AT IKE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
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her almost supernatural powers unveils the
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From the staTs we see In the characteristic
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In the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the aspects and
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Letter from Cen: Grand % secretary

Letter from Gen. Grant 10 Secretary
NEW YORK, Aug. l3.-The- follow ing
Is Grants letter to. Secretary Stanton
on accepting the war port folio:
HEAD.ouARrERs ARMY U. s.,
5wAsHTNeToN, Aug. l2, 1867.
Hon E. ", Stanton, Seeretayy.cJ Var:
SIR: Enclosed herewith have the hon
or to transmit to you copy OF letter
Just received from the President of the
United States, notifying me OF my as:
signment as acting Sec'y of War, and
directing me to assume The duties al
lance cannot let the opportunity pass
without ex expressing to you my appreci-
alton of the zeal, patriotism, hrmness
and ability with which you have ever
discharged the duties of Secretary OF
War.
b. With great respect, your ob't serv't,
U. 8. GRANT, General.
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NeuYnrII hneeInIn.

NEW York, Aug. 13.-The Tribune's
says: The suspension of Stanton has
created some excitement and many
specuIations as to whose turn IL win be
next. Randall and Seward are singled
out very generally. 1t is almost the
universal Impression that both of these
gentlemen will sever their con-
nection with the administration
before the next session of Congress.
Both are disguised with the President.
Seward has leaned strongly toward
Stanton in all his troubles with the
President, and especially in this last
one.
This afternoon after the Cabinet meet
ing the ex-Secretary of War and Mr..
Seward were out riding, and this, with
other things, has given color TO the re-
port that Seward will leave the cabinet
of his own free will sooner than was
expected.
The HeraId's special says: II is re.
ported that the President desires that
all OF his Cabinet should send in their
designations SO that he may make a
general revision of his council.
Seward and McCulloch are believed
to be in bad odor at the White House.
Reports were in circulation looking
to the speedy decapitation of Judge
Holt and General Sheridan.
The Times special says, the Presi-
dent intimated tonight that he will
soon tender the office of Secretary OF
War to distinguished Ex-Governor OF
New England, probably meaning Mr..
Andrew, of Massachusetts,.
The Tribune special says, General
Sheridan has written lettertO General
Grant complaining bitterly of the con-
duct of General Rousseau in New Or
leans, stating that he e1erts his infiu-
ence with the rebel citizens to prevent
the acceptance by them of General
Sheridan's construction of the recon
struction acts, and also of his general
demeanor towards General Sheridan.
The Tribune special says II is not
true that the President telegraphed to
General Steedman to take Mr.. Stan
toms place.
Governor Flanders, of Louisiana, has
ordered an investigation of the connec-
lion of Ex-Governor Wells with the le-
wee bond SwindIe.
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pied by George r, Tayicg q Co. and j
Clemens d Co., on Main stree I; also base
ment rooms finished. Good os1i ces in second
second and third story in good orIier. Pos
session given Immediately.
Many building lots and dwelling houses fol
sale in the Sixth Ward, on reasonable terms
THOS. HORHBROOK.
once, No lls1S Main street, above Mon
roe, up stairs febS-u
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New BRUSswIcK, n. J., Aug. 49,
In drunken ARRAY in the family OF
VIM. Roantree at New Market, on
Monday, the wife's stsp-father was
stabbed dangerously by Roantree, who
with the rest Of the inmates, we're more
or less hurt. Roantree WAS Committed
for trial.
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wasHISaToS, Aug. 1s.-The IntsIli-
gencsF says the report that Post Master
General Randall had any intention OF
resigning Is unfoUnded
Judge a. w. Thomas, of Alexandra
circuit, was arrested this morning and
taken to Richmond to answer an In
dictment before Judge Underwood for
alleged violation of the civil rights bill
in refusing to admit negro evidence in
his c0urEE-r-.-ra g = y $500 81 49, e.
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The Mount Auburn
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE

CITUATED ON THAT BEAUTIFUL. EN-
= inenoe North OF the City Of Cincinnati
from which II derives iiB name, has iusf
closed Its Twenty Second Session..
prosperity, There having been in attendaD
two hundred and thifty-fiva young ladies'
gathered nom all parts Of the United states.
no odse Of FekHess requiring a PhVEscidH has
Us healthful location. and its country po-
dtion, while yet ~ near the city, gives II ad-
VantaEes over either city or country schools
Its character as nnst-Fats Seminary or
commsnts- afs
The LIBRARY, CABINET AND APPA-
RATUS, already very sEtenhive. arc recelv-
ing yearly nddiIiOnA
For Catalogues or Information, asIdness
l. II. WHITE
Is Wesr Fourth Street, Cincinnati o..
or n. THASE AiI4LET, Pres't.
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for Bent.
For Rent.

H1aENEw AND ELEGANT STORE room
il and Wine cellar, on Main street, nexi
door to ]. H. smith & Co.. will be rented to-
gether or separately Possession given Inn
mediately- Enquire of
ia q. MENDEL q co.
RuRl2-lwd two dooTs below.
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THE ROOMS ON MONROE STREET RE.
i Gently occupied by Higgins Is a Photo
ilEis - j. IRWIN.
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Lindsley Institute.
Wheeling Female COLLAGE.

@ EsSION WILL COMMENCE MONDAY,
. SEPT. 9Th. Tho attention Of ti1ose who
desire nnt clRss seholsrship Is respectfully In
yfted. Thorough and experienced tea
chem In every department
TUITIos, PR ouARTER,-ErofnS September
9Th 70 SoTember 18th, Primary %; InteTne-
dlate 81 First Coll and Soph. so; Jun and
zen. Sl2; Draw. and Lang %; Paint SO; Piano
com SO; ad. Jl2; payable on entering Board
jysl.t. th&sIm L. c. LOOMS. Prs. :
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LoU1svrLLE, August ls.lThe next
Legislature of Kentucky Will stand
about az follows Ssnaie-Democrats,
Is; Radicals, 9; third party, 4. House
Democrats, IS; Radicals, IL third par
tr.A J. u. -. --.salE l.. -
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oPH1rADEnPHIA, August I3.-Soms
discharged soldiers and sailors have
called q meeting for Saturday next, TO
express their condemnation ofthe Pres
dent in removing Stanton.-l.-aEz 1s1,a
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Porfable Steam Engines.

THE MAXIMUM OF EF-
4 ! fiefsncy, durability and economy with
the nfninnnm Of weight and price- They
are widely and fsyofably known, more than
CD being In use. All warranted satisfactory,
OF no ale Descriptive circulars sent on at.
Elicatton. Address AID - t.
]. G. HoADLEY& Co.,
mylO-eod6m LAWRENCE MAE.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF OHIO

TUE ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES
In the above Institution will commences
IUESDAf, October LIST, 1857, In the College
Building. Sixth street, between Vine and
Race streets. and end the Last of February.
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4 re!olne In your Own Iu1uFiAht lat
REPARAFoR CAPILII.

NOR RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD
L beads IRON whatever cause u may have
talIsn oatl and forcing growth o, hair upon
the face, Il has no equal. II VIII force the
heard to HrUW upon tie snoothest IAce IN
tr0m I'VE 70 eight weeks, or hair upon bald
ueAdS in from Two TO three months A few
Ignorant practitioners have asserted mat
there Is nothing that win force or hasten the
growth Of the hair or beard. Their esSer Ton
are false, Is thousands OF living WINES
ifromthetr own experience) can oeZf Wit
ness. But many viii say, how are We % DIS.
unzuiSh the genuine from the spurious! "
certainly b dtfiicuh, as nine-tenihs OF tbe
difIerent Preparations advertised for the hair
and beard are entirely WORTHLESS, and you
mAy have already thrown AWAY large
amounts for their puTchEse. To such We
would say, Try the Rep1r1toE Caplllt II VIII
. cost you nothing unIezs II fully comes
up To our representations II your Druggt1
i. does not keep u, send Is one dollar and We
Viii forward II, postpaid, together with 4 re-
csiPt for the money, which viii be returned
you or application. providing entire sattfAc-
tl0u 4 NOT gfygn- Address, HAA n
W. L CLARK& co, ChenIstE
No. 5 WeSl Fayette 81, bTRACUEE, n. Y
TnchZ3-eod ,tPiwfWly
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THE UNDERSIGNED, SAMUEL l.. CAR
and qualified by the Orphans Court IN and
for the County Of Westmoreland, in the
State OF Pennsy lvRnia as Guardian of Nor
rs Pigman, Samuel Pigman, Hatty Pignan,
Hanson Pigman and Nathaniel PlZmRn, mi
nor children OF Nathaniel PIgman and MAI
county, West Virginia, both OF whom are
now deceased, (which minor children reside
In the said county OF Westmoreland. Pal
will on the drst day of the October Term
1867. OF the Circuit Court for Ohio County,
West Virginia, or Is soou thereafter ourinS
the sad tenn As the application can be heard,
apply 10 the said circuit Court for an order
directed 10 Beverly N Eons a. guardian OF
the aid minor children, TO pay over and DE,
properly and money in his hands belonging
70 his Astd wards : = =
.lyIl-oaW4W SAMUEL L CARPENGEh-
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KENWOOD,

classical ASD EsGLisH BOARD.
"A ISG SCHOOL FOR BOYS, New
HEtght3nt Beaver county, Penn: The Izth
SEPE. 10Th The highest references given
and catalogues sent on addressing = 3.
49,. EEV. jos r. TAYLOR. Rector.
"A LII THE POPULAR FAMILY AEDI
Prez1ptou Store, end OF 6tone Bndgs-
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MARIETTA COLLEGE.
Ohio Female College,

COLLEGE, HILL, o..
SIX MILES yR0A CINcISsAIIJ
ITHR NINETEENTH YEAR OF THIS
L InHtitutiOn begins on the MYTH OF SIP
TK,rBEH. Catalogues and C1rcuiHrs, contain
ing fuIlinf0rmation as 10 the appointments
and educational facilities Of the College, the
conditions OF admission, expenses, etc., fur
uished on application 70
REY. JAMES ST. ANDERSON. a. ~.
nuR9-IasSW PRE4rDENT
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The Latest News.
BY TELEGRAPH.

by the Union Line:
once. corner OF Main and Monroe street
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Reparator GapiIIi.

Iurovg away your false'niIzea, your switches.
l.-traeSive Of comfort. and not worth a nK:
come aSed, come youihIul, como ugly and
hAiT,
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Important Notice.

"ANTED-A LARGE TRACT OF Wood
w land containing Oak, Beech, Hickory
and Maple Wood-With or without improve
ments; convenient 10 rau road and water
courAe. Address, Post ONCE BOX SOL NEW
YoRK err, = aukT-eod2E
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-14

AUGUST 13.-FLoUR-QuIet. Ea
GRAIS-Whsat-Par apart IN their
Views; winter red now held at Sc 16 and
2 10 bid; new white offered, 70 arrive, al
firm at ontside prices. Oats-QuIet at
55c. Rye-Sl Il. e-5s.Is- 5E - q.
FRRtoHr-11a111zc on corn to New. )
YORK 10 -c,.,,,..,,.5,,.,, - 90 ~
AUeueT -Wheat-DuiIi Nod red
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ashnItsaIr gntiuns.
Wholesale Notions

The stock Is. as usual. very complete In AL
departments.
Prices governed by Eastern markets,