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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-06
Sherif's Sale
or valuable Re6I EStSts'in the City
~ 81 Wheeling.

fofrWheellnH. 80,
DY YIRTTiE or CERTAIN ORDERS or
! ID the Crtult court Of Ohio county, Wet
Ylrgtnlas made 1eYefa on tha solh octo,
Decembef, 1857 In the itRo attachments a.
law Of TallAnt& DOlaplAln against William
4. Robinson, / shall on the aTR nay or FIN.
RUARH, 1855. a. the mont door Of 4the Ooun
HouSe Of Ohio county commanding o. II
o'cl9sk 4 n, q That ~ tay, exPose % ne by
lowing real ostato or % much thereof d
viii DO sufficient % EGAti1fy said Plaintifb
debts, interest and the costs, 70 VIII: part q
lot No. l3l, part OF lot No. 81, part Of lot Nc.
l82, being the parts Of said lots conveyed aud
more pGrtic lafly described In tho deed Of
liam 4, Robinl6n, duly recorded In the
clerks once Of Ohio county In deed book
No 8, and al situated n the q Ward Of the
Of. lot No! Ia In the ID Ward Of said Gity
conveyed 10 said William 4. Rohin10n by
deed rom james n. Robinson, dated eth
March 1883 and duly recorded IN The cleFlIS
once Ohio conntY In deed book No, IS; and
also part OF lot No. d In the ID Ward OF said
city, being lV13S net hgnI on Market street,
and running back III feet, being Ono same
part Of said last mentioned lot conveyed 10
said WllliRmjTl HobinSon BY deed from
Josiah POWELL and wife, dated April Isl, 1870.
and duly recorded In the clerks once OF The
conntY court Of Ohio county, in deed book
All Of siId parts Of said real estate have
valuable improvements crested on thetnl
The Raid patio lot %. n Viii not be sold II
the aid parts Of the lots LII and l82 be Euf1el-
emit 10 pEy the PlatnttfS debts, intereSt md
ths S Z. y 5 nor wv S6 o. IG ~
toned including the said pa { oflot No. II,
be sutilelenLfo for that purpose. n
Terml ofRales Upon . credit Of SIX, twelve
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Rtg.baro eaTspmdsnos q Ne Richmond
DilpateA. zss5s
4. ~ : Your correspondent, ''e. p
make Inquiries concerning sundfy.
UtpeS ssFetil Of thess havo blpn
cuitlyaisdih Virginia for many yoarI,
and numbers Of persons eAn attest 70
their e4eellencS. ThoSe Of 0tlabllshed
reputation arei Fist-cone0rd, an
early, sweet, and rather juicy but pnlpy
grape, Of large size and early maturity.
Il fsGia1 ffe6 nom blight. Second
HeTbeNlDNt: large punches, small Der.
ries, Of SprlRhty flavor, very juiey,
and NJ but pulp. II was originated
by thslatA Mr.. Herbemont, Of Colum.
blR, 8. % IDLY thlfty Year, ago, and
was highly esteemed by him - wine
grape. Fhird-DeLdApdTe. "A TREND
who has had this grape In bearing ior
several years thfnksit 10 the finest he
has seen. The punches are thick SET,
Of good SLID, and the flavor 10 very
hne. Berry pale red, free from pulp;
the Vinean excellent bearer. Fourth
-NortoS'S Rlrgh,td; raised from the
seed Of the lAtb Dr.. Norton, OF Rich
mond, thirty or forty years ago.
Bunohes very compact, berries dark
purple, medium BlEe, OF doe hAyor and
Tree from pulp, Internationally hardy
and prolific; does not grow freely from
cutting, and Is usually propagAted by
layers. fan immense bearer, and not
subject tprOt, Fifth lRHia1h Nam has
good reputation, but Dc / have not
cultivated 1t, / cannot furnish an nc.
ourate description. ia. amy .5...J..f.
Nearly all Of the other varieties,
named ny your correspondent, have
been intSpdueed IN this vicinity, since
modern origin. have seen specimens
Of most Of them, and they promise
well; but the Adaptabillty Of none Of
them q this climate has yet been estab-
llshed, ~ far as I have ascertained.
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Holidays Cove railroad,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THATAT
IN the next ReSgiOn OF the LegIslA tuTe Of
West Virginia. application will be made by
the Holidays Cove Railroad Co. for the pas
sage Of Il law authorizing that company 10
Pennsylvania, and owning the Railroad 10
the Brooke county line, or with the Stenben.
vile q Indiana Railroad Company owning
the Railroad TO the Stale line on the west,
andwith both Of said companies, 30 Rs u
form with them or both or either OF them IN
law, one corporation, m II forms with
them one continuous line OF railway.
And TO transfer TO aud vest In the com.
pany so consolidated, all the franchises and
property OF the Holidays Cove Railroad
Company, including It's rights 70 construct
The application will be made In behalf Of
the company.
JOSEPH LESLEY, Secretary,
dec2I ltd Residence, Philadelphia, Pa.
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noRHING EDITION.
sRHWEEKLY EDITION.
WEEKLY EDITION.

BLisnEp 1vERY TiruRsDAT.
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Pirst GLASS Rssidenoe FOR Sale.

Fl AN AUTHoRizED TO SELL THE
II residence OF the. late Andrew WhitH,
Thb house X p6SSeSBed ofnlmost every com.
fort and conYanlence. the ground upon
which II BtAndS u la feet square, the out
houses are Of bfltE, and the whole In the
most oompletserder. MIN, M; ,,.ny.v 2i
10. { Ip,tla THOs, QBRENn
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HBHBALINe POOL
AMI HOUSE OF MERCY.

HOWARD ASSOCIATION REPoRTs
horYoUNG MEN, on tbs CRIME OF sOLI.
TunE, and NE ERRORS, ABUSES and
DISEASES which destroy tho manly poWeEA
and create impellmSnts 70 MARRIAGE,
with SURE means Of relief ssnt in sealed en-
volopol, NEE OF charge. Address, Dr. ].
sRILLIN HoUGHToN, Howard Aaocia-
ton, Philadelphia, Pa. s6a
pl2isSmdAW.6s 20 Ir..fraIt III
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For Sale or Exchange.

r Will SELL OR EXCHANGE FOR
i city property, IN part or In whole, that do
lIRhtfuI country residence occupied by Cha
A.SWRrtE, on th6 National rad, two miles
east OF the city. Possession given inst Of
April. Terms, part cash and balance In easy
s-TTTI- Z T > JOHN BuTTkRFIELD.
IRnl.lWo oi BuIlaFdAld A o. Malt HouRa
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srEs OF ADVERrIsING.

~ No notice will be taken Of communl
Gallons NOT accompanied by o re- PonAlble
name. The name viii DO oonaideied eonn'
denial, but must In all chAea accompany Iet-
Ian a. a guarantee Of good faith, ..t
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ID EAiAIEING UNCLAIMED -. IN THE
II Post ONCE at Wheeling, OH Monday,
Janufy Bth, 1858. t1Futl'
I.ADIEslt 1 .IaT
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AnHuuufealtuts


MetrS. RditorS:-Please announce the
vs. name Of HENRY DUNLAP for the ONCE
OF Street COmmilFIOner. Subject 70 the
nomination 0fthe Democratic Convention
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HEADE-M' LLER-January LIST, 1888, by
Rev. ]. Dillon, ut the residence OF the bride,
Mr.. WILSON s, HEADE, Rq., Of FAlrvlew,
Ohio, and Mis- JIMMIE z. MILLER, Of Mill
wood, Guernsey county, Ohio.
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The fine siie-wheel PASSENGER
LEX ASteamer sALLtE V, Capt. RObt.
Patterson. will leave Wheeling
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday NJ
10 O'Clock. Willreceive freighls for Gal
llpolis, and on Thursday for Cincinnati aud
al intermediate points.
10 JAS. H. HOLMES, Agent,
noVlaf No. 80 Monroe street.
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Fnr Sala IN Rant.

HOUSE AND LOT NO. Is ON WHEEL
IL Ing IAlRnd, corner Of Zane and walnut
slreet9, next 70 The Fair ground. Enquire a.
between Quincy and John q, JanS.tW
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Desirable CORNER Lot for sac,

r WILL SELL THE CORNER LOT. 0P:
/ poGite my resldence, corn"r Locust and
secoud streets, on which there Is EnAll
fRne tenement, said lot u 90 by $50 ieet
with 10 loot alley In the rear. For terml
Ac., make early application 70
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nPwe are AUTHORIZED 70 announce JOIN
HSS W,CuMhfRs a Q candidate for 70.
election 10 the ofiea Of supOrinlendant ol
the Xnlnr WofkE lana
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For Sale-C Cheap.

A FULL LOT OF GROUND, CORNER
a OF alley D and Market street. Cantrs
Wheeling, upon which stands q well buill
brick house, containing rooms, kitchen
RSS S m he TooSsS. TneSe iS.f bSrtaih In
This property. 4 n q . J..lE
THOS. o'BRIEN,
decS0.Iw Real Estate Agent
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New Orleans Molasses.
IN BARRELs CHOICE NEW CROP
I.6S LtsT. MORRIS IN q co.
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For Sale.
For Sale,

T OFFER MY RESIDENCE FOR BALE-
The property Il located on 9Th street. be-
tween Monroe and Quincy. The houis is
built In the most substantial manner, con.
venient in all ltl arrangements, elegantly
finished, with all modern improvements,
The location Is one OF the most desirable IN
the city. 20 ..,..
dec2i.lm r. CRANGLE.
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Tlio iine passenger aldlmeF "PO.
leaY6 G3abdvS on TuSIdRy Jan.
7Ih, g doleloeE, p.m.ig ~ s5si
For height OF pnlSnHa apply on board OF
70 BOOTH, RATfELLE q CO.,
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jauI.iw

Ohio County Sinking Fund Bonds.
UNHE COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINK.
i Ing Fund VI Ohio county are prepared TO
purchase or redeem frnm t8u TO twelve
thOutand dollars Ofthe above bonds. They
will have a like sum Rbont the inst Of Jan.
uRry Of each year 10 be applied TO the same
purpose.
y. RRADY,
CAMPBELL,
... Z, d. HUBBARD, a.
deCiN.lwddltW Commissioners.
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SpttisI gutitts.


me Confessions sad ExpsFienee Of
ahIAVaIld.
PubllshOd for the btneaL and asa CAUTION
70 You've Mn and olholl, who sufISr nom
Nervous Debility, PrOmatnfe Doolyof Nan.
hood, C., SupplyibETEE MEANI % eELy-
cuRE. Written By one who cured hiEns0lf.
and sent nee on receiving q po1i-peid direct
Cd enyeIopa. Addro8 NATHAtgIPL llAY.
FAIR. Brooklyn, n. y. ,Allo me, by the
same publishes, a einrRlar Of DAIsT SWAN.
the great Poem oftho War. dtSiT.Snd
: ARER questions, RRIGAD.
What makes your Ralr 80 beautiful
,E' '''''' 80 ~ on d Grapevine.
What Eiyu5 your Hair III Elcsy lustref !.
~ 81 Hrpilg on Of Grapevine
what gives tifSRnd Growth 70 your HAiIi
"aa on Of Gnptylne.
what removes the Dandruas - D.
.r. 7aisa.g on Of Grapevine.
What Hair Preparation Is countArieltsd3
faifl sl.-n aus 'i1lTa on Of Grapevine.
WHO arc the only PIopristou Of
d.g~a.- OIL of Gnpsyinsf
e.rsil LAUGHLIN, SMITH d CO., ''
Gopls F0Dl 1iNo..S2 Mainet, wheeling
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OAR IRON, round and Rquare, from
ID Wayne and American and Sligo MillH,
Pittsburgh,
IlAK IRON, nat, !rOin 5,GIS To ESIS.
ban lHDN, oval half oval and half round
BAR lHOS, single and double Hon bhOs,
BAR lHOS. Hoop fnDm q tnt IN,
lIAH lRUN, WAGON tlFts cut 10 lNuRthA
- a mn .lltksTu a NM
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For Sale.

r OFFER FOR SALE THE HOUSE In
which now reside. The property b 10.
Gated on koR street, between Beoo6d and
Third, east side. Tie house Il frame and
contains dve rooms-cellar under The whole.
On the lot In good ktAble, With other ont.
buildings Possession given on the Lat Of
March. H.. ~
decS0.lw. HENRY h'hiLLAN.i {
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-06

WHEELING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, |
January 81, 1858.
The Directors Of ihls Institution have de-
claTOd q dividend OF ten uO) per cent nee OF
tax, out u, the net earnings OF the last III
months, payable ~ Tie EtOckhOldsn on de.
A.C. QUARTER,
jAnS.lw President,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-06

TIME CITIZENS FIRE, MARINE AND
Life Insurance Company OF Wheeling,
Inns declared dividend Of fiVe per cent on
the capital stock Of the com pany, payable TO
the stockholders or their legal repre- en-
JAuS-iwd W. W.BHRIVER, Heciy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-06

by Offering 500 Remnants Of Dry Goods with
tho lowest price In plain figures marked on
W; Sont take back or exchange Rem
'' ne rs, RHODES a co.
MONDAY. january lih. lN6s. = - -
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Steamboats,.
wheeIlpg, narletla ana ParLer.bn,E

Daily Packets.
The side wheel steamers "RE.
sIhfS1 ABEC A" and "EXPRESS."
Rebec leaves Wheeling every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, Al eleven
O'Clock, q. m.
Express leaves Wheeling every Tuesday,
Thursday and SATURDAY, Al II O'Clock, a m.
Connecting at BellAire with trains from
Pittsburgh, due at II u, m.
Freight receipted through 10 all points be-
tween Parkenburg and Galllpola.
BOOTH, BATTELLE q co.,
decl0-tf Agents.
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5argtm.


fHHE THIRD BToRY ROOM gUTTABLE
il for club or society r0oml above Scott 4
HOnuigOnh, IN the noW buildlnW on Main
jshi.iW Wf.PErERsoN.
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CTTY EERGEANT.

nP MGSsrs. EIiioTG-I beg leave 10 an
GrS nounce myself as a candidate for the
ONCE ofClTY sER0EAET. Ifelected, will en-
deAVor 10 please the public at large.
decsl.te SMITH MCDONALD.
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NEtB Advertisements.
Nnhna.

nIHE STOCKHOLDERS WILL MEET
on MONDAY AWNING, IN the e0lice
perLnlnant Officers for the coming year, ind
lalttngt the remainder OF thair dock, there y
q few hhArgl len. Any ono Wishing n sub
ReFihl can loavO their names with I'd. Book
Ing, Odd FelioWGS Hail Drug store, lanb-lt
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THE sroRE ROOMS LA1RlY oCCU.
pied hy 9eolgg p sIaylps 4 o., and J.
mOnt rooms fniihod. Good osl 90 IN second
story, and nod l0oma for oh a purposes In
second and thlrd glolJ In GOOD order. Pos
seldom given Immediately, rF5.5.s
Many building lpll and DWELLING hodl8 M
ale "a The sixth Wssa, On y ota6le teElaA
ONES, No. lII9s Main ItFeOt, l6oVe ION
roe, up stAifs's I 3 D y ClRh ebS-u
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THE WARE HoUBE ON WEST SIDE
Of Main street, at present. occupied by
NolEFs. CrAngla, DalBell q TO. R0g9lion
given the lst Of April next Enqulre %
lanl lind No. S cor. aoSros 3 VAR sis.
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Notice.
Wheeling Gymnastio Association.

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
1 OF NtOrkhOldOn will be held In the room
Of the association, corner MRTkBtR and Quincy
streets, on MONDAY, JANUARY 9Th, 1873, att
O'Clock p. IN. ...
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WHEELING INTELLIGENCE.

II h II II -.
.iRYARIAgLY IN ADVANCE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-18

CENTRAL SCHOFIELD addressed the Virginia
Convention yesterday. He said the iron -clad
oath for office in the constitution was extreme
~ Objectionable. He had administered the re-
construction laws in the State more than a
year, and stated as the result of his experience
that it would be impossible to carry on the
government of Virginia on such a basis. In
appointing registering officers, he had found
one, perhaps two, capable men in a county
who could take this oath, and yet there were
thirty civil officers IN these counties. In his
opinion, the oath would be fatal TO the consti-
tuition. Much depended on the men first elect
ed TO carry II out, and that oath restricted the
range necessary for the selection of the bsSt
men. As party measure, il would be fatal.
Applause followed the address, and after Gen.
Schofield left. a heated debate ensued, at the
conclusion of which the Convention refused.
by q vote of 20 to 30, to suspend the rules to
cor slider the modification of the OATH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-18
FINANCIAL AND MMERCIAL.

DURING the week ending to-day there has
been received by the Treasurer Of the United
States from the printing division, o375,O0o in
fractional currency. During the same period
the amount forwarded was as follows:-To
the Assistant Treasurer at New York, 500, 600;
at ST. Louis; $4,000: National Banks and 9th.
ers, s276,25s. Total $527,255. There was also
forwarded in notes: 100000 to the Assistant
Treasurer at New Orleans; S52,UOO to the Assis-
tant Treasurer at Philadelphia; E20J,0OO to the
U. 8. Depository at Baltimore; $4,000 to the
Depository at Louisville: 5000 TO the DEPOSIT
tory at Cincinnati, and $3S,970 to National
Banks and others. Total, Sl65970. &,
The amount of securities held by the Treas
ursr of the United States in trust for National
Banks. reported to-day, were IS follows: For
circulating notes, $341,651, 400; for deposits of
public moneys, S3e 277, $50. Total, 1879 e29, 35l
The amount of National Bank currency is
sued during the week was SIG, 100, making the
total amount issued up to date 1911, 293, 30.
From this Is to be deducted the following
amounts :-Mutilated bills returned, S7,Ot0, 657;
notes Of insolvent banks redeemed and burned
by Treasurer, S522. 2O4: leaving in actual circu-
lation at this date, $500 $50. 40.
The amount offractional currency redeemed
and destroyed during the week was $500, 100.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-18
- business IN Chicago is said 70 have snrrn
up with surprising vigOr i"n

- Business an Chicago is said 70 ha We snrun1
up with surprising vigor.
- Ihe doors OF the Episcopal churches in
Hartford are locked during service. IN
- Monogrsms in the place OF door-pls,es
sre the latest style.
- Sixty. divorce cases are pending i'm
the Taunfon. Mass, Supreme Court.
0-Tne Democrats OF Usage, La Sale County.
Ill, LAST Tuesday elected colored man to the
once of justice Of he peace.
- Bishop Meade, Of Virginia, once said
E'our girls ara poorly educated, but our boys
will never find IL out
0One Of the seyerest epidemics Of scarlet
fever ever known in this country has pre- vailed
in the city Of Boston during the past year, and
still continues, though the number Of deaths is
gradually diminishing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-18

The WORKING PEoPLE.-The rolling mill
hands al Indianapolis are on a strike. The
lOurneymen shoemakers Of PHILADELPHIA have
resolved 10 strike. Large numbers of youno
men are out of employment in Worcester. Mass
Massachusetts proposes n law to make il a
penal offence 10 employ operatives in manufae-
torres more than sixty hours in any ole week
he boiler makers of Wheeling have resumed
work at old prices, and have thus prevented a
reduction of wages. At Auburn. New York
the stone cutters have resolved that no appran-
tee can be taken by their employers for a less
O. I'M than three years and no two be taken by
any one of firm At the same time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-18

NATIONAL THEATER.-Mr. Jefferson's "Rip
Van Wankle" Will be repeated this evening for
the last time, the management having decided
on giving US regular comedy ek,commenc.
ing on Monday next, to afford the admirers of
Mr.. Jefferson an opportunity of witnessing his
fine poTtraitures of several other characters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-18
by Bankers and Brokers' Telegraph
Lewis johnson & 90. quote stocks and bond.

In nome and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK, April Is.-First Board-U S. 6s
Isl, coupon, 112k; o2O's, 1862. coupons, Ill;
1864, coupon, 1O94; 1865, coupons, 1O9K: 1868
coupon, new, 107h; 6.20's, 1851, coupon, 1Oe <:
l040s, coupons, 101 30s, second, 1G6 II 7.3O's.
third. lO6S; Pacific Mail, 9i4; Ohio and
Mississippi Certificates, 3nH; Atlantic Mail
IS; Canton, 46h; Cumberland, 81; Western
Union Telegraph, 36A; Q uicksilver, 27k; MARI
posa, 81 do. preferred. :; Boston Water Power
10; N. Y. Central, 113; Erie g.: do prferrd, 7OH;
Hudson, l27; Reading, SIX; Michigan Central
1l3; Michigan Southern, SIX; Illinois Central,
14l; Cleveland ann Pittsburg s6A; North west
ern, o. do. prefd, Tax Cleveland and Toledo
1C2; Rock Island, 9OAi Fort Wayne, 101x;
Adams Elk, 5s1; Wells, Fargo Co. Express,
292s; American Express, 80; United States Ex-
press.62; Merchants Union. 32k Alton & Terre
Haute, 40; Toledo & Wabash, ASH; Chicago &
Alton, 100; do. prefe, 100; Gold, 13Sxa4: Mar
ket excited and strong
LONDON, April 1s-1Ei5 A. M.-Consols, 90 IA
e32s; Bonds, 70H; Erie, as; Illinois, 93K.
FRANKFORT, April 1e-1l:15 A. M.-Bonds,
75H. .
LIVERPOOL, April 1s-1l:15 A. Motion
market firmer. Day. sales, 10000 bales. Mid.
ding Uplands, I'D; Orleans, IL 4a12H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-18

EfisCoPAL-Tne Right Rev. Bishop Whit
uhgham has made visitation 10 ST I.uke's
thursh- Bladensburg. and confirmed eight
persons and preached on the occasion. That
parlsh Is about TO lose Its present excellent
rector, Rev John G. MeCabe, d. D. who has
accepted unanimous call from the ve.trv a.
ST. AIMS Church, Wilmington. Del
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-18

In THE NEW YORK SENATE yesterday after
noon, the Erie railroad bill passed to its third
reading, with an amendment legalizing the
guaranteeing by the Erie road of the coupons
or bonds by any other road necessary to Sc
curing a through broad guage TO Chicago
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-18

The SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY -Tba
case OF Meyers, stakeholder. against the
southern Express Company, of which Com
federaie General Johnston was President
Sane up before lhe Supreme Court Of New
1oik ye'terday- he plsintif seeks to enioln
,he company from mourning debts and col
Itcilng assessments from stockholders The
Court reserves its decision
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Today New York Markets.


NEW YORK, April l6.-FIour shade firmer
Wheat LAP cents better and quiet. Corn Xal
cent better. Pork heavy; new mess, S16.51a
2655. Lard held higher, at 17a17 cents Cot
ton frmer, at 30KaB cents for Middling Up
lands. Freghts DULL. Spirits Turpentine
shade hrmer, at CD cents. Rosin steady at S3i5
for strained common
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IHK POINT or ROCKS RAILRoAp-The
Rockville Sentinel SAYS Mr. BOYD who has
completed the contract at PARIS Ridge ON the
Branch Road from Point OF Rocks TO Washing
ton, has moved and erected his buildings
preparatory TO common cling another contract on
the land of Mr.. John Darby; and. as as socn as
the weather permits, he viii put a force 10
-
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JUoEf III = ELL 3 Uf TUE,
EIGHTH STREET, NEAR l STREET,

on MONDAY, TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY,
the 10th, 2lst, and 22d inst, from o'clock to
clock p; m, for the purpose of receiving and re-
coIdiug their names
The act OF Congress entitled :" An act to regulate
the elective franchise in the District of Columbia
provides that each and every male person, except
ing paupers and persons under guardianship, of
the age Of twenty one years and upwards, who has
not been oryicted of any Infamous crime or Of
fence and excepting persons who have voluntarily
given aid and comfort to the rebels in the late
tellioB and who shall have been born natural
lied in the United States, and who shall have re-
sided in the said city for the period of one year,
and three months in the ward or election preci net
in Ahich he shall offer to vote next preceding any
election therein shall be entitled to the elective
fran chise. and sh all be deemed elector ant en-
It'll, d to vote at any election in said city without
any distinction on account of color race.
II 10 very desirable that all naturalized citizens
bring their naturalization papers with them, In
ore er to avoid cayil rs to their RICHTER.
apN Al 8. v. NOYES, Sec.