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Cincinnati Market.
CINCIXNATI. Febrnar

-
FLOUR-Dull aud unchanged.
WHEAT-Du!l and not much doing;
No. = spring sold ut = Is; winter held AT
= SOAP IS for Nos. 2 and l.
CORN-Unchanged and quiet; ear
s5a36; shelled held at 80.
RYE-Unchanged.
BARLEY-Firm at 36a2 40 for No.
and choice fall.
OATS-SaleS at 6o47O.
C0TrON-ActiYe and advanced to
1SE for middling.
WHISKY-Dull and nominal.
MESS PORk-Dall at 81 7Ja22 90; no
demand.
,EBULK MEATS-Nominally unchang-
ed; shoulders, S!aS!; sides, lCIalli, and
clear do HALL; outside rates for city.
BACON-91alllal2al2! for shoulders
aud sides; sugar cured hams l5al6.
LARD-Hcld out of market generally;
10 prime leaf TO be had at the close be-
low l4c; country at l3lc to he delivered
at different points in the interior.
BUTTER--ScarCe and firm; sales AZ
33a21c for western.
EGGS--Slles ut SOC.
SEEDS--CIover firm At l3c; timothy
dull hut not lower.
OiLS-L;nsced firm at l6Il Is. Pc
trolcum iirmcr; sales ut 43aI5c for re-
fined in bond.
SUGAR-Firmer; market satc higher,
COFFEE--Advanccd tc; market very
firm; sales fair to choice Rio at 2Ola2G!c.
MOLASSES-Sales at S5a95c.
HAY-Narket dull but not lower,
GOLD Ala buying.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New Work Market.

NEW YORK, February.
COTTON-4a3c better and in good
demand; sales $500 bales at l99a2Oc for
middling uplands.
FLOUR-Receipts 1882 barrels; mar
ket 5alOc lower and more doing in
part for export; sales of 6lOO barrels
at 8 25a9 90 for superfne State and west
ern; 9 70a10 % for extra State; 9 5Oall 20
for extra western; IL 5Oal5 w Tor
white wheat extra; 9 70al3 40 for
round hoop Ohio; 10 50al2 90 fer COM
mon TO good st. Louis; II OOal5 5O ior
good TO choice extra do, closing steady.
california flour dull; sales of $50 sacks
at II 25al3 IS. Rye -four unchanged;
sales of 500 barrels at 2oa9 70.
CORN MEAL-Iu moderate reques';
sales 500 barrels at 6 90 for western.
WHISKY-Nominal.
WHEAT-Receipts none; market la2c
lower and more doing: sales 24OO bush
els at 2 4la2 AZ for No. 2 spring deliver
ed, = 81 for winter red Canada, and 81
for amber State.
RYE-Quiet.
BARLEY-ScGIce and firm.
MALT-Firm; sales of 200O bushels
at S0a1 80.
CORN-Receipts 81 $40 Bushels; mar
ket la2c lower; OILY a moderate ousi-
ness doing: sales of $4,000 bushels at
| 27al q for mixed western atloat;
l % for very choice do; % for new
yellow jersey; 2lal 279 for new white
western and southern.
OATS-Receipts $3.50 bushels; market
dull and heavy; sales of 1000 bushels at
S34c for western i'll store.
RICE-Firm.
COFFEE--Quiet.
SUGAR-Firm; sales of 25S bushels
Cuba at 13a13tc and GAO boxes of Ha-
vana at 13tal5c.
MOLASSES-Quiet.
PETROLEUM-Fim at lO4c for
crude and siic for refined bonded.
HOPS-Quiet and unchanged.
PORK-Dull; sales of 800 barrels
AT q 37a2l 80 for old mess, closing
at 2I so for cash; IL GOALS 90 for prime
and - 5Oa20 90 for prime mess; also *.1O
barrels new mess, sellers option Tor
March on private terms.
BEEF-Firm; sales of $50 barrels at
previous prices; also 800 ticrces at
- 75a34 - for prime mess.
BEEF HAMS-Quiet; sales of ia
barrels at - 00a32 OO.
BACON-Firm; sales 400 boxes at lO4
alOsc for Cumberland cut; ll3al2c for
short ribbed; 135al3!c for short clear;
l2sc for long clear.
CUT enthusiastically: sales of 400
packages at sa9!c for shoulders and Il!
al3ic for hams.
DRESSED HOGS-Firmer at lOaiOsc
for western, and lllalllc for city.
LARD-Steady; sales li7O barrels at
l3fal4tc.
BUrTER-Firm at 40a5Oc for State.
CHEESE-Quiet at 1lal5c.
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New york Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, February ..
DRY GO0DS.-The market is more
active and cotton goods firm at the adj
vance. All heavy brown Shectings are
scarce and wanted; Atlantic \ are quick
at l6ic; Pacific Extra, AmOskeag A and
Appleton 4 16c; Cabot A lj!c: Atlantic
aud Pacific l., fine do 1870; Atlantic X
shirtings l3c; Exeter 4 l3ic; Bedford X
sc; Anoskeag bleached musins l7!c;
Arkwright water twist lSc; Forest Dale
Isle; Scnper Idcm l2l: Hope lac; Ions
dale lSc; Mystic Lake 19a2Oc; Reynolds
Act lille; Green and Red Bank lie;
standard brown drills l5!c; Hampdeu
giughamS l5c; Prints, standard makes,
steady az Fable for America, Morn
ing, Hamilton and RichmOnds, and l3Ic
for CochecO l. and Merrimack, and do
for other makes. The market is steady
and holders are Indifferent TO sellers,
unless TO parties in good credit.
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The AIabana Convention.

New YORK, February "A Mont
gomery special to the World of the 9th
inst, says: The extension of the cleo
tisn over Saturday is due to representa-
ton from this parish to Washington.
General Meade will arrive here to-
morrow. The vote is still light and
without frauds, and the constitution
cannot be carried. General Meade
wishes TO separate the elections on the
constitution and for officers under it, but
General Grant ordered him not to inter
fere. Iu South Alabama, tho heavy ne
gro portion is voting light. North Ala
bama has not been heard from. Thirty
six hundred negroes of siXty-five hun
bred have voted to date in this county.
The Radical party is strong and bold in
this State; thirty thousand votes have
been cast in the State thus far, but
eighty-sfx thousand are necessary to
carry the ratification. Several attempts
were made to-day to stuff the ballot
boxes but were deferred by challenges,
and the bogus votes were thrown out.
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SkaIiuu CanHenfinn

PITTSBURGH, February THE Amer.
lean Skating Convention now being
held at the Keystone Skating Rink has
representatives from nearly every sec.
ton of the United States and Canada
The contest for the championship OF
America,a medal set with diamonds,
valued at five. hundred dollars, was won
by Frank Swift, of New York. A prize,
fer one hundred dollars and pair of
skates, is to be contested for tonight by
lady skaters.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, February z.
SENATE.

Petitions were presented of discharged
army officers, relative to the increased
compensation voted in 1864, and of
manufacturers of Cleveland and mer-
chants of New York, relative to the OPP
pressiyeness of the internal revenue
tax. 80,
Mr.. Sherman introduced bill to al
low persons now occupying islands in
the Great Miami river presumption ofthe
same, on taking proper steps and pay
ing two dollars and fifty cents an acre,
Mr.. Ferry introduced a bill in addi-
ton TO an act to establish Uniform
system of Bankruptcy. Referred to the
Judiciary committee.
The Senate then took up Mr.. Patter-
sons (of New Hampshire) substitute re-
ported from the committee on Retrench-
ment, for the act in addition to an act
regulating the tenure of certain ofnces'
Alter verbal amendments, Mr.. Cameron
moved to strike out the proviso author
izing the Secretary of State to appoint
five special agents. After debate 1t was
lost, 8 to 80.
MIR. Stuart offered proviso that the
names and amounts paid to sub-agents
shall be reported to ths Senate at the
commencement of each session.
Mes.rs. Sherman, Anthony and Hen
de. son opposed the amendment, which
was lost. ~,
On motion of Mr.. Howard the bill
was further amended by including the
railroad commissioners in its provisions.
Mr.. Harlan moved to add an addI-
tional section authorizing the Presi-
dent to appoint Indian agents for Iowa,
Dakota and Montana with the authority
to discontinue at any time. After debate,
adopted.
Mir. Hendricks moved to strike ont
section 3, providing for the diScontlnu-
ing of all such officers ten days after
the passage of the act, and requiring
thsir reappointment and confirmation
by the Senate. without action, the
special order was postponed.
Mrs Sherman gave notice that lie
would call up the funding bill on Thurs
day next.
Mr.. Henderson introduced bill to
create an Indian department, and to
provide for the government and clvlh-
zation of the Indians. Also, he said, by
IeuueSI, Dlll W lCuuCi LhOAS NAAANANAS
the conduct of the Indian affairs. Both
were referred to the committe on Indian
affairs.
On motion of Mr.. Anthony, tho Sen
ate provided for an adjournment to
Monday. Mr.. Anthony then called up
his resolution to print ten thousand
copies of the reports on the Stanton
matter, accepting the amendment by
Mr.. Buckalcw to include the Presidents
message
After debate, the resolution was
adopted. .
The bill in relation to the tenure of
office was again taken up. The ques-
ton was, on Mr.. Henderson's amend
ment to strike out the 81 section. Lost.
Mr.. Cole moved to strike ont ten days
and insert thirty as the time at which
offices are declared vacant, and no
further appointments without the con-
sent of the Senate. The amendment
was agreed to and the bill then passed
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To Eli Il. Price.

TAKE NOTICE THAT on THE IIm DAY
of March, 1865, at the oGce u i. Smith ia
the town of Fairmont West Virginia. between
the hours Of A. w. and q =. " Of that day, ]
shall proceed 10 take the dispositions or Asbury
Wilson and others, To be real a. evidence AZ the
hearing OF chanceTy Cau.e now pending in the
Circuit Court Of Marion In which I am CON.
panant and you are defendant and II from any
cause the taking of Slid dispositions be not com.
menced. and IL commenced l~ not completed on
satil day the taking thereof will be continued
from time to time and from day 20 day a. the
same place and between the same Lour-, until
completed. respectfully.
feb6.iawit POLLY PRICE
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Nrw YnRr March 9Th. Lea.

Messrs Geo. O. Hubbei d Co., Hudson, y. Y.
Gents My family having been the recipient
of marked benefit in health by the use of your
Golden Bitters, am induced TO acknowledge my
sense of gratitude in this letter, which you are
privileged TO use IA you desire. / can conf.
IDENTIFY assert that since the first bottle of your
BitteTs entered my house ! have heard of no
complaints of dyspepsia. My wife had been
troubled with the malady for years, and had
toms and the disease have both left, and she il
well. Other members of my family endorse The
good qualities of your article, and l can only
say, in conclusion, that should be happy to give
verbal evidence tn the doubling at any time they
may call on me. With much regard am,
Yours truly,
II. A. GRAHAM
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A! kioi.

NASHVILLE, February There was
a riot at Fayetteville, Lincoln county,
last Monday afternoon, lasting from
foar o'clock till dark and causing great
excitement. A young man named Pau
paline was killed by 4 pistol shot and
q number of others wounded, some
with knives aud others with stones.
The riot WAS caused by drunken fellow
riding into crowd and saying he could
whip any person in it.
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BankruDfcy,

This IS TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT on
rant ID Bankruptcy was lssusd out Of the D.s
t1ct Court Of the United States for 10
District Of West Virginia, against tie -
tate OF John W Fletcher. " -, In To
county Of Ohio. In sA.d District. who has
bern sJudged a Bankrupt on bis OSs PIT
uon th4t the payment Of aay debts lnt dsiiI'
cry o. any property belonging Ssueb Bankrups,
70 MN or isr his as-. aud the traasfsr Of any
property by him, airs forbidden by las, and thai
meeting Of the creditors Of the aid BInkfupt
70 prove their debts and 10 ebsDss ene o.
more Assignocs Of his estate, viii be bsd a .
Court Of Bankruptcy 70 bs holden a. bis obos'
10 the city Of WkeeiinE. In said Disthrt
before George y. Caldwell, ksq, Register u
BANKRUPTCY for said District on the 2Dtb d1y
Of February. Is0a, a. 10 O'clock A. ~
T. ~. MOTION.
fsb5iaEzwd L. \. Marshal ID. W. Va
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Order Of Publication aud No.

IL The District Court If The i'Hiad
States for The District Of Ucd Virginia.
IN me matter Of Chdrics J.. UhiiRey,
in Bankruptcy, District of Wet ytrQ,r.
ia, S.:
an THIS 2ITH DAY or JAN"ART,
" A. ~. lsOs, on rea'ling the l1rrso
ing petition, IL Il ordered, that hrariug b" hgt
upOn the same on the nth dly OfFEuEi
4. u. lsGS, before the said Court A. Wheeling
W. Va, AZ the Office oGGs" H. Caldwell i'sfs
ter IN Bankruptcy in said District, at l1uclnys,
4. NJ, and that notice thereof Ice Published
once per eek for Two successive Wrrbs In the
Wheeling Daily REGISTER. and In like mln
ner In the Wheeling Daily IJtfE,gSHc'T aud
that all Creditors who haNc proved their
debts, and other persons IN inteIes NAV
appear at said time and plac" aud SHOW ciuse u
any they have, why the pray rr Uf the ~ u P't
ti0n should not he granted. Aud that the -
ond and third meetings ~ the CTcditofr 81 ssid
Bankrupt shall be held before said Register At
the said plare on February 18th ann F'brnsry
18th, lsGs
AnditIs further ordered. that all such c,clitor'
whose places Of residence arr known rh,ll y
entitled "a service Df notice uft the said lriifi0a
and order, either personally or by letter ~
dressed to them at tLsir known usual p'a'" d"
residence, attestSd by the Clerk Of the Court
and sent by mail, or served at their usu.,l plA,s
OF abod" by the Marshal OF bis Deputy, whereof
due proof shall be given.
Witness, the Hon. John J. Jackson, JT. Jud.r
Of tho said District Cont, and the 40
IL. = thereof, at Wheeling IN said District 90
the 2ith day Of January A. ID. lac.
JASPER Y. MOORE.
Clerk 0f District Court for said District
Publication Il hereby made In pursuance "
the above order
M. MORTON.
L g. Marshal M-trfct We-t VtftdrIa
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from ,lapRu.

New YORK, February 1.-THE Legation
of the United States at Yeddo, in Japan,
have issued the following notice to the
citizens of the United States:
You are informed that in conjunction
with my colleagues ! have made ar
rsngements with the Japanese govern
mcnt by which the city of Yeddo, the
town of Negato on the west coast and
the harbor of Ebesurnato on the Island
of Sado, will be opened to them for
trade and residence, pursuant to the
treaty stipulation, on the first day OF
April next. [Signed.
Il. Is. VANvALKEN,
Minister Resident Of the United States
in Japan.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Tke British Minisier-Pnbiic Deo'
statement-rndnstriai ConNen'ion-
Seeretary McCulloch.

Tke British Minisier-PnOic Deo'
.,ement-rndustrini Convention
Secretary McCniloch.
WASHINGTON, Feoruary 1.-The new
British Minister, Mr.. Thornton, was IN
troduced to the President to-day by the
Secretary of State. In the course OF his
reply to Mr.. Thornton's pleasant ad-
dress. the President said the people of
the United States well believe that Her
Majesty IS entirely sincere IN the kindly
message which under her command you
have delivered to me, and this belief
will encourage their t. hope for a
speedy and amicable adjustment OF mat
tiers in difference between Her Majesty s
Government and the Government OF the
United States.
The following is the public debt state
meut TO February LIST: Debt bearing
coin interest, Sl,9l3, 1868, OIL ~; debt
bearing currency interest, S3Uo, 'Oo,o9O'
matured debt not presented for pay
ment, Sl2,25S, 100 ~; debt bearing no
interest. sil5,O2i, SI5 81, total debt,
81 Isl. 3S4. 6S6 50; amount in treasury,
coin, 500, 49l ,l62 20; currency, s25,oIs'-
$50 81; total, SPA ,O69, 1881; debt less
cash in treasury, S2,527 1883 ~.
The warrants issned IN January 10
meet the requirements of the Govern
ment, including interest on public debt
but not those for the redemption OF the
public debt, amounted to Si2,I99,9Uo.
A movement is being made for call
of a National Convention at Cincinnati
TO present the producing industries OF
the United States. The character oil
the Convention will probably be some
what political as well rs material, ITS
intent to place the Government and Its
policy under control of the producing
interest.
The Convention will be called under
the auspices of the National Cheap
Freight Railway League. Candidates
for President and Vice President, to rep
resent the interests of production, Will,
without doubt, be put in nomination.
Secretary McCullOch is still confined
to his house with the injuries he recelY-
ed by fall on the steps of the Treasury
Department. He is able to move about
his room but his physicians think 1t the
best for him not to resume his duties at
the Department until next Monday.
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VEST virginia, SS,

IT Rules held in TIE Clerks Office Of he
Circuii Court Of Marion COHaly on The
first Monday in february, 1SGs
Wilson & smith,
e.. In Debt aud upon an At
Abraham Smith. tachment
'I'O RECOVER PROM THE DEFENDANT
i thirty dollars, with interest thereon from
the 18th Of March, 1864 till paid and costs, and
20 attach the estate Of said defendant 10 said
county for the payment thereof And Il APPEAR
ing that the defendant IL not resident II this
State, Ordered, that he appear here In one
month after the due publication Of this order.
and do what u necessary 20 protect his interests
In this suit.
Copy-Teste: T. r. LOTT. Clerk.
WILSON q Smith, p. q febS-iaW4t
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, February :.

OHIOAUU, IVUI UNIy Z,
Flour dull; demand chiefly for lower
grades. Wheat opened dull at = G2;
closes quiet at = 021a2 O3 for No. =
spring. Corn heavy at 5lic. Oats dull
at STE. Rye firm at J 5Sal 80; generally
held at Gu for No. l. Barley dull ut
, C3a2 o.. Pork dull; 81 90 offered and
u 25a2l 80 asked for standard and
choice brands. Lard firmly held at l3sc.
Green hams firm and scarce at lltallgc.
Dressed Hogs firm at ) 25a9 %.
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NJ. Iouir .'larke,.

81. LOUIS, fcDruary I.
Flour in more inquiry but not much
doing; supertine and extra 00a9 %.
Wheat unchanged al , 50a2 20 for red
and white. Corn and oats little
stronger, but prices unchanged. Rye
lower at J0al 50. Barley firm at = 50a
= OF for prime and choice fall. Pork,
no demand and nominal at 81 50a22 w.
Bacon, clear sides l2tc. Lard quiet at
l3al3tc for steam and kettle.
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BankFunfcY.
I'HIsIs TOGIvR NoTrCETu..

i on the 9Th day Of January. lss-. =
warrant Of Bankruptcy was issued ont Of the
District Court Of the United States for the
District Of West Virginia, against the estate a
thornton i. Cartright, Of ---. Ia the
eounty Of Marion. In said District Who
has been adjudged bankrupt on his own
petition; that the payment Of any debts and
delivery Of any property bslOn ing 10 sueb
bankrupt, TO him or for bis use. and The trans-
ier o. any proPsrt- by him arc forbidden By law.
bankrupt, 70 prove their debts and 70 choose one
OF more assiguees Of his estate will BE- bsld AZ a
Court Of Bankruptcy 70 BE- holden Al his 0ffles
In the city Of Wheeling in said District beIors
George b. Caldwell, Esq- Register in Ba1k.
Iuptes , i2s sAla District on the 18th day Of Rsb
z. ~ NORTON.
ieooiaE&E c. 3 Marshal ID. w. Va.
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e4st Cort,andt a. MONTREAL. July H. 1864

% St Cortlandt St, MONTREAL, July ii, 1894.
MeSsrs. DeUiHs d BoltoH.--GsTtieInsH For
the last eleven months have been suffering al
most daily from severe attacks OF Dyspepsia
80 much so that could with difficulty retain
meal In my stomach more than twenty minutes
At night experienced great burning in or
about the heart; a general depression Of spirits
attended with frequent headache, dizziness or
dimness Of sight. | tried various cathartie
compounds and stomach preparations, without
being afforded any eifectual relief, till / used
four bottles OF HUbbels Golden BitsTs since
which period l have net been troubled with a
singl" one of the above complaints. From the
benefits those BitteTs have afforded me, feel
it my duty to express publicly my grateful
thanks GEO. A. BANCROFT,
Accountant and Collector.
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1pvestigatiou

WASHINGTON, February THE
House committee on Judiciary COM
mensed an examination to-day as to
the truth of the charges against Judge
Field. The statement that Represen-
tative Wilson, of Iowa, chairman of the
committee, has given testimony upon
the subject, is incorrect.
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Laid Over,

CHICAGO, February THE resolu-
lions denouncingthe course of the Wall
street stock operations, in regard TO the
Chicago, Rock lslaad aad Pacific Rail-
road offered on sChaage yesterday,
and disposed of to-day BY being laid
on the table.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court Of the CHitd Sidi,'
for The District Of Uest TbgiRia. IN b'
matter Of Samuel SiTR, Bankrupt
To Whom Il Nsy Concern
The undersigned, s. Prayer. 81 Parksf,b1rg.
W. Va, hereby gives notice Of his sppoiuinshi
~ assignee Of tbe estate u Ssmnsi Stern, " Pa
kersburG OF tho county Of Wood In aid Us
trict aud who has been, On the sHh day Of D,
cerber, lss7, adjudgcd Bankrupt upon the PIT
ton Of himself ~ Geo. B. Caldwell, ESQ ksg
istsT M Bankruptcy Of this Court.
9. Prayer
PAkkEKsBCES. January %, I5ss.
ian2g febjEI3
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To whom il May Concern

1'HE UNDERSIGNED. g. T. ZIliNER OF
Il wheeling W. Va. hereby gives notice o.
bis 1pP0intneB. ~ assignee Of the estate ..
James Hampton. 81 wheeling In the county q
Onio IN aid District, and who was. 20 Wit "
The 18th day Of November A. ID. 1851. sdIuesso
oankrupt upon tho petition Of hin<sh ~
Geo. b. Caldwell, Register In Bankruptcy.
Dated 81 Wheeling, the 2lth day o. yaDuaf7'
4. d. Is6s g. T. ZINNKR
ia2SEfebfkR 49,.
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New Yori. Money uarLe,
w" HVH NHVHNJ .'HHEHtt'
NEW YORK, February 7

New YORK, February Z.
GOLD-Active and bouyaut, opening
at l404 and closed at l42al42a.
GOVERNMENTS-Dnll, though prices
are maintained. Coupons 81, 1l2al12s;
do 62, 1lliallls: do "a, l05jal09; do IS
l09iall0s; do new, 1O7salU7I; do 81,
lO7sal0S; l0-40's, lOiialO42; 1905, 1919
a1UTS
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a. ) CBif Court IN Chss
and others.
TAKE NOTICE THAT THH DEPtSl
l. tons OF william K.e,is and othsrs " 10 hs
taken at the las oiice al =. Richard, Oh. %
Monroe street. ia the city al Wheeling. iD to
state 81 West Virginia on the III day Of Mari,
A. ID. lsb-, between the hours Of 0'clos 4. y
and oclock r. ". 10 be read Ia syidrnrf 10 10
above named cause on behalf Of said eOmpl .inaBL
Ana II from any cAuss the taking Of he sad
dispositions shall not be commenced. 81 b.iHg
commenced. shall not be complTtrd on that day.
the taxing Of the -aEBe will OF ADJOURNED frDn
tim" 10 time uBtil the sam. shall 6o cDIr pleisd.
". RICHARDSON,
Solicitor for cODplaiRsHta
10 the detrndants. cbilagIs
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READ THE EVIDENCE.
NEW YsEE, April sd, lG6I

NEW YsEE, April sd, lG6I.
Geo. G. H,tbbcl q Co.-GsntLemsn We have
analyZed your Golden Bitters and find that it's
component parts entitIe it to the notice Of the
medical profession. Since our analysis we have
used il in our practice with very satisfactory re-
suits, and find il particularly well calculated to
correct arrangement of the digestive organs,
such ~ dyspepsia, diarrhpa, sick headache,
cholic, &C.. &c, and is a superior tonic for daily
use in moderate quantities for aged persons, and
also those of delicate constitutions. Yours, &C.,
Doctors J. f. & I. 5. NORBURY,
No. l3I East I'D street.