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GENERAL SHERIDAN, it is believed, will
within the next two weeks, make such a move
ment against the hostile Indians on the frontier
as + put an end to the apprehensions Of a gen.
eral Indian war.
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SURRATT's COUNSEL having assured the Dis.
trict Attorney that he would appear to ans swer
any indictment the grand Jury may find against
him, 1t has been decided not TO issue mother
warrant for his arrest, but to await the action
Of the grand jury al the next term of the court
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Government Securities.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 30, 1S6s.-Jay CooKe &
Co. furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
ernment securities.
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l ACHr CLUB SMOKING TOBACCO

Is everywhere pronounced. by competent Judges,
to be superior to others for the following reasons
1t 10 made OF the finest stock grown.
II has Q miia ana az eeable aroma.
II 10 anti nervous In its effects.
Il 10 free from drugs, the Nicotine
Having also been extracted.
1t leaves NO scrid, disa agreeable after taste
Does not sting or burn the tongue.
Leaves no offensive oder in the room
Orders Tor elegant 1fssyschaum pi pes
Are daily packed in various bags.
II 10 Of bright golden color.
Being very hent, one pound will last
Two or three times as long al others.
Bay it, try IL, and convince yourself. II
Your dealer does not keep il ask him TO get IT,
EUREKA SMOKING TOBACCO
Is also very good article, and makes an exceIsnt
smoke 1t Is much lower in price and Of heavier
body than the former, and its sale, wherever in
troduced, is not only permanent but constantly
on the increase. orders for eleg ant Meerschaum
brand daily.
BE SURE YOU GET LORILLARDy.
We are still packing Sl00 daily in Cntnry Chew.
ing Tobacco, and have lately improved its quality
very much. sc so I'm
School BOOKS,
FOR
FRENoH I RICHARDSON,
se5-u 1884 PENNA AVE
ELOUR-FLOUR.-Af uIl assortment alls rade
Il at low rates.
Mill Feed, Meal, Oats, Corn Baled Hay &C., at
low rates. W, NJ. GAIT & co,
Indiana avenue and LIST street,
an "a near b. and O. K. r. Derot.
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Mr.. WELLEs, of the Treasury Department, it
Is Understood, will prepare a statement show
ing the incerrectness Of the financial exhibit
recently published over the signature of Mr.
Delmar, OF the Statistical Bureau.
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IHE REPUBLIc OF COLOMBIA, formerly New
Gren ida, has paid INTO the United States Trea-
sury S23o,OO0 as indemnity to citizens of this
country for spoliations, etc, during the Pana.
ma riots some years ago. A balance of SS},OOJ
is stIll due.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-30

HON. HORACE CAPRON, Commissioner of
Agriculture, left the city last evening for
Rochester, New York. TO attend the agricultu-
raj fair to be held in that city. During his ab.
sence X. T. McLain, chief clerk OF the depart.
ment, will be Acting Commissioner.
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VISIT OF GENERAL BLAIR.-General Fra nix
r. Blair, Jr., arrived here last night, and
spent to-day at the residence of his father at
Silver Spring. He will leave for the West
again by the evening train.
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MEMBERSHIP FFFS.

The membership fees are SIR dollars at Joining,
f0r tpatoh polfcS triH begHrntsasdD and one dot
lsr and ten cents on the death of each member, OF
which due notice will he given. One dCllar from
each member goss TO the vidsw heirs Of the de-
ceased member, and the ten cents for "a penses of
collecting.
This Company is divided into TEN CLASSES
fOk MEN aud 7 En- GLASSES FOB MOMsS.
As soon as these classes filled, ten classes
viii be adopted Men and women not allowed
The same classes. Everything 10 done to maze
each Glass equal.
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LIFE INSURANCE.
5000 for SO Premium
UNpER THE AUSPICES OF THE
Manhattan Cooperative Relief Association.
THE MANHATTAN COOPERATIVE
RELIEF ASSOCIATION
Is CHARTERED BY THE STATE OF NEW
NORk.
LIFE INSURANCE.
0RIECT

The object Of this Association is 10 secure q cash
payment within forty days after the death OF .
member, OF as many dollars ~ there are members
In the class TO which be or she belongs 20 his or
her heirs
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PROMOTIONS IN THE TREAsURY.-The fol-
lowing promotions have been made in the
Treasury department since the 18th instant:
First Auditors OffiCe.-Thaddeus Sturpis,
from Sd TO ith class; VIM. II Kinney, from Ist
70 I'd class.
Third Auditors Ofice.-T. b. E. Spangler,
L: L. Gardner, and W. G.. ReddaIl, from LIST to
I'd class.
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CHICAGo.-An interesting account of this
go-ahead city and some of the vast improve.
ments in progress or contemplated there, will
be found in the editorial correspondence on
our second mage
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NAVAL CADETs.-Up TO the present time the
following young gentlemen have passed their
probationary examination, and been admitted
as Cadets at the Naval Academy at Annapolls:
WIN. q Heacock. w. l.. Baldwin, N. L. Cott-
man, Ten Eycke ID. w. Veeder, of New York.
Il. +. Cinehart, Pennsylvania; A. T. Freeman,
New Jersey; +. E. Sawyer, Massac husetts; J.
ii. Burns, Ohio: L. +. Dixon, at large: Alex
Rukland, Maryland; Jas. H. Wenlock, Ken.
lucky; VIM. Garrett, Chas. T. Mitchell, Ten
nessee; A. V. Dockery, North Carolina.
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CLASSES,

l-All persons between the ages Of IS aud - years
h-Al p rsons betw cen the Of - aud years.
The GLASSES for Womtn the same as above.
Any that is found 90 give his or her ace wrong
viii be expelled, and the moneys paid forfeited %
the Association. Each Glass IL limited TO s.OO0
members. Each person paws ss upon becoming a
member, and Sl.l0 each time q member dies be-
LoHs,Rs 10 the same C.0SS ne sac MAY De a
msDioer.
A nssn7ber Of Cess oaano, D, ass,,sss fhfs
dollar II a member Of another Class dfss EaeA
CASTS INDEPENDENT, hariRg no CONNECTION sritl
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BREyET MAJOR GENERAL CANBY, com.
mandiDg the Department of Washington, by
General Orders No. 81, Just issued. announces
Breyet Lieut.. Colonel M II. Stacey, Captain
18th Infantry, as Acting Assistant Inspector
General and Discharge Officer OF the Depart
menT, vice Brevet Major General Carr, who has
been relieved for assignment TO duty with his
regiment.
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THE DETACHMENT OF THE 10Th INFANTRY
on duty in Virginia has been sent to Tennessee
as follows: Company ID 10 Franklin county :.
ctmpany 10 Bedford county, company + to
Rutherford county. The removal Of these
troops leaves only l,5O0 in Virginia.
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DIANOs, ORGANS,

AND MELODHONs,
tefms att Q; ;RElGHBNBAGH'S q Piano0 =
Store, No. 49s Eleventh street, s6oyepV VtVU
Penna avenue. eI tlE - ~a,-,
URiN0 YOUR OLD 9TYLT 6F1v..
~ .uSnIhGHAn and he win, Tor cso. ~
Quality, 80. SACK 7th street, betxcsn i Ana <
"s''' - l5-eolm
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ILLuSrRaTJON

Class "a" he's 5000 male members. A man dies
The Association pays over within forty days go
70 the widow or heirs, aud the remaining mber .
forward within thirty days dollar and ten cent
each 70 the Association TO reimburse ~. Failing
10 send this sum- they forfeit 20 the Association AL
moneys paid. and the Associate Supplies A nex
member 10 fill the place Of the retirius one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-30

TINTED STATR0 PATENT OFFICE,
y WAsHINeroN. d O. September la 1885,
On the petition OF THOMAS sIAIGHf, OF New.
ark New Jersey, praying for the extension OF a
patent granted him on the 18th day Of January
lst5, for an Improvement in Padlocks:
1t 10 ordered that said petition be heard ct this
efice on the Ath day Of December next. Any Der.
son may oppose this extension. Objections, depo.
Off ce twenty days before the dsy Of hearing.
ELISHA FOOTD
ee 25-1awSw Commissioner Of Pafeuts
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B. PATENT OFFICE,
~. WASHINGTON. d. c., August n, 1855
/, J. w: ROBEkTeON, Of WashfRgton, d. c
having petftiored for the extension Of patent
granted him on the 18th day Of vember, 1854 for
sp improvements In Sewing d MSchines:
Office on the 9Th day Of November next. ANY person
msy oppose this extension. Objections, depo-
sitions and other papers thould Be nled In this
ofice twenty days before the day Of herring,
ELISHA rOOTE.
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A ADVANTAGES.

The advantages of this Association over ordirar
Lie Insurance Companies are, no pa. lcs can
break II; the fees are small, aud required 70 be-
paid at such long Intervals, that any man can
secure 70 his family . competency upon mis- death.
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THE GREAT FREsHEr.

NEW York, March l7.-A lansing
burg dispatch reports a terrible freshet
there. The acqueduot at, Crescent has
Deen swept away, carrying with it
thitty canal boats. AT Schenectady the
bridges have also been carried away,
mense. The aoosack, Rennsaeler a
Saratoga railroud bridge near Water
ford is destroyed. The water Is now
receding.
ALBANY, March 16.-The ice has
broken up In front OF the city and nov
Ing down without apparent Interrupt
tton. The water has receded several
inches since early in the evening and
there Is reason to hope that heavy in
undatton will be escaped.
HUDSON, March 1.-THE Is Ice dam
med here four feet high. It Is very
weak below, and, Is liable to break at
any moment. r.. - ~
ALBANY, March 17.-The water here
is not very high, and the river is clear
The Hudson railroad is submerged
below Castleton, and the trains are sent
via the Harlem road. The water at ali
points along the Central road is very
high. Seven trains are delayed at
iPalatine bridge.u g.f5.lt..., -. =,
DUHKIRK, N. Y, March 1.-THE ice
moved out OF Dunkirk harbor last
night, and navigation at this point and
west Of here is unobstrncted. SO early
an opening has not been known for
years. - 77.sl - d.. - =. - !,
LoUIsv1LLE, KY, March ch16.-Advice
from Fayette, Indiana, state that very
severe rain storms are prevailing north
of that city. The rivers and creeks are
at flood tide, and an overflow along the
Wabash Valley Is anticipated, which
VIII cause great damage 10 property at
GreenVille. There are fears for the
safety Of the railroad bridge in that
vicinity. Esf'l i.li57a -zl7ii D :
BELLEy1LLE, CANADA, March ~
The Ice jam in the river Marie gave
way last night. The iron bridge was
completely wrecked, many houses and
sheds swept away, and portions OF the
town inundated.
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BIEXTCO,

80 lh'-
HAvANA, March 16.--Wm. Moran, a
Mexican editor, committed suicide at
OrizabR;ij ili5 2,sI ..il ~ y = -
Another conspiracy against the gov
ernment of Juarez has been discovered
in Morelia,
The debtincurfed for furnishing sup.
piles TO the hospitals and prisons dur
ing the Empire of Macmillan has
been recognised as legal 6 by, a Cabinet
which has been held at the ca pital, with
1glesias as President. sa. g.-,,,5A ,,..,s. +.
nntfI Ihe ~ Ms6thcs9 e6h Congress has adjourned
The election OF Sanchez ochoa 10
Congress has been annulled and he
has again been thrown into prison.
The Colonists from Galveston have
arrived at TuxpRn.
The Mexican Congress has adjou rn-
ed. And many points oflegislation are
LETT untouched and railroad, oonoes-
6ton6 have not been discussed. " 1t Il
feared the English railroad contractors
Will be deposed Of their rights and the
road be seized BY other partiss.g II is
thought the proposition for a new
road between Vera Cruz and Puebla,
will not be carried. t'.,'' ~, ,,a ~ ~
The general situation Of affairs is
unsatisfactory, and fears of trouble are
UNIVERSAL Inceddlary fires, fobberies
safe at night.
"A report was prevalent that MarQuese
was Notwithstanding aniexpedition
against the Republic
Several foreigners have been arrested,
and an American had been ordered to
leave the country. ~. .s;I.s 50
IA battle took place on the 18th OF
February between Ruba and Martinez,
near MaZatlan. Ruba was routed H ~,
Por1elerio DiaZ was spoken of as Min
isterlLo Washington. ss7l ~ tH.f7nfs
A AmR2atlan Herald correspondent, OF
February 20, states that a battle was
fought on the 10Th. between the troops
Of Eoyernor Rubn and those of Gener.
al MARITIME. The troops OF the former,
monntingd to- three hundred, were
routed, q - Nr .. IL 90 Hrsstl lr. 'sif Fr GEE
HAVANA, March17.-Mr. Tiff is here.
and reporta that Minister Romero Is
slratning every nerve to restore the
Mexican national credit.
"A Apassenger from Vera Cruz, states
that some of the Congressmen were
discussing the expediency of ofexpelling
ali SpantardS, unless they are natural
lied citizens. Nearly all the parties
engaged tnNthe recent conspiracy are
Spaniards. = - H,risll 80,
Troops have been sent to Santiago De
Cuba. Capt. Gen. LeruSundi is there,
ana has given the same banner to the
volunteers as to the regular troops.
II ts reported that the Spanish gun
boat, Berradito, is expected here, hav-
Ing In tow Il Portuguese schooner,
found abandoned, under sail. She had
landed 600 negroes near Caibarien.
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NASHVILLE, March 1.-THE LegIsIa-
ture OF Tennessee adjourned to-day to
meet again next November.
Judge Hawkins, OF, the Supreme
Court, has tenderedi his resignation.
Henry q. Smith, Of Memphis, is spo.
ken of as his successor.
The i'll feeling between the loyal men
Tennessee and suits for damages are
constantly being brought against the
latter, and the courts award the claims.
The Southern Methodist clergymen in
many instances are forced to abandon
their ministrations. "a. t..s5 -5lSl7l-
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cINcrMHAfI.
RaIlroad tAceIdenI...PriEe Fight

CINoINNATI, March 1.-THE cars on
train on the Indianapolis & CincIn-
were blown off the track near the
White Water River Bridge, this morn!
ing. and were carried over aud over,
and broken to pieces All heHpassen.
gers were more or less hurt; none seri-
ously. The cars are rendered utterly
worthless. .'',.ls 495H
CINcINNATI, March 17.-The first de-
Keating and Richard Hollywood, who
are TO tight for g, 500 side, was made
last night. Tile fight will take place
April 10th, within fifty miles OF Gin
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Man Robbed ana TnFown from .

PREstoTr, oAN1p1, March 1s.Aon
Saturday, shortly after the Grand
Trunk train left Prescott, a droveT
named Sykes, from Canton, New York,
was attacked on the platform OF a. car
by three men, robbed of his money and
tickets, and thrown from the train,
Sykes laid where he fell until found
the next morning by the track men
Hisiiniuries are very serious. No clue
has yet been obtatned. 'l.. g9 q ~, llIl
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LIVER. lPu,I,S

Are Pills that have n direct and powerful
action on the liver. and relieve any inac-
tant organ upon which depends the whole
process OF digestion. The timp poFtance then,
of procuring q Pill that shall have such d.
rect action without the i'll effects OF mercury,
is manifest TO every ones Such Pills are Ro:
backs Blood Pills, they are warranted pure
" vegetable, and can with certainty be re.
lied upon, and are sac at all times.
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Ierrino. storm at LouIsyIlle.

LOUISVILLE, March I7.-About twelve
O'Clock last night this locality was Wis
tied by terrific storm of wind and
rain, destroying property and creating
alarm among the people. Along the
Louisville, New Albany d Chicago
railroad the storm was very severe.
The wind blew perfect gale, tearing
down telegraph lines, uprooting trees,
carrying away fences, and doing other
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RRlndIinr ifn nhafol,.

Boston, March l6.-Wm. H. Mites, a
we'll known broker, has been bound
over, on q charge OF cheating AlbertSD.
Spauller ont ofia very large amount of
money false pretenses. Jas. Garry.
agent of the Kentucky lottery, was al.
10 arrested and held for trial. -,
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ohio board or AFriicnlture.

COLUMBUS, March 1.-THE State
Board of Agriculture held their session
to-day, and examined bids for the next
State Fair. The contest was between
decided by a vote Iof six to accept
Toledo, who offers 5000 per year for
two years and the free use of fifty acres
OF ground within one mile OF the depot.
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PETROLEO-GALCIuM GAS.

0NE OF THE MOST VALUABLE I'M
mTSnT99tnst1Ting TsH T96 gas 6y The PetEole9;
patents OF DIR. j, II. Connelly, rom an 81.
most valuelesB product OF Petroleum on,
q: DINE and cOdf, 50 Simple that tTSS; tw5
SHY 1aEm hand e stable boy of Ordinary X. x
McLure House in Wheeling, and at me
the same city, as TO M the certainty OF Its ar
fordtng entirely satisfactory results in the
production OF small and large quantities Of
70 Fftdte Residenoes, StsnfIdTteS. RotsiE. NC.
toTfesd and CStteE. 1t Is superior TO any Gas
nov TSH, In use. not only as 70 the safety. sim:
manu1acture, but for Its superior brfllIancy,
SOFT influence upon the sight, and freedom
These facts the oficeTs Of the company
VIII take pleasure In demonstrating to those
desiring to adopt or interest themselves in Il.
in Towns, Counties, Districts or StnteR and
direct attention to the following
TEST1MONIA
WHEELING, W. Va, Aug. 6, 1857.
1blte President Of the PstToEeo. cuIcttun Gas %
sm-we have thoroughly and carefully
OF the apparatus for manufRcturing Gas. ac-
cofding % your companys patents, and tha
combinations Of materials used, as now
city, and country residence OF ]. p. Gilchrist,
ls3S99.. lE3SS99.. near thls city. For simplicity, dura-
superior TO any other method Of manufac-
tur1ng Gas that we are acquainted with. We
eheerfully recommend It's adoption by All
Very Respectfully,
.- ..H.- MG1tor Of WheeEfnO.
NV. MILLER d c.,
linton F6lindTy and Engine WorEi.
- .- r. +,r WIN. HARE,
P9iaBlbeT and Gas Filter,
r-aaF W. f. GOODWIN d Co.
..,. kSopTietoFS AoLITe House.
SWENEY q Co.,
MncHttILStS and Engine RIEtfdeT8.
WN. A. TURNER,
JetDefIeF and Watch Maker.
s=t- WIN. ID. TERRY,
General r. z. Ticket A0enL.
LOUIS GAUSS,
7HL Proprietor AeLarTe HOUSE Saloon.
And refer by special permission to
80 Jas, II. OHRIBTY, ESQ,
FIttabHOh, Ru., IOrmerlgz zTeaarsT oy ddg o.
9.H GoLDTHARP, ESoa
Gas Engineer, Pfttsb'Egh, Pa.
PETRoLEo-CALCIUM GAS CO.,
aua7-eoWly Wheeling, ". Va.
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NEW YoRK, March l7.-St. Partridge
Day was celebrated withamOf6 than
usual unnnlmityE by. the Irish citizens.
The nroeessio here and In BROOKLYN
are long and imposing.5 ThestEoets.sre
crowded with people. All IL quiet,
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MEI,ANCHOI,,Y

Il one ofthe many disorders OF the nervous
System, arising from a low state of the con-
stltuhonnl health or severe prostratlon after
Grating remedies like Roback's Stomach Bit
ter9 70 restore tho nerves 10 their natural vi.
taLty:, 5oid by all Druggists everywhere.
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GeorEiaR RIeetiOn.

ATLANTA, GA, March 1.-THE elec.
tion on the new Constitution is ord cred
by Gen. Meade to begin April Goth, and
continue four days.
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Copper, Tin, and Sheet Iron ware.

~ 1G2Sn1oVAbs AHit1
HAVE REMOVED MY WORKSHOP
i and Store Room
Prom 170 Market TO lO6 Main Street,
Where will be pleased TO see an my o a
customers, and as many new ones as choOSI-
70 give me their patronage. 1 have full a.
sortment OF all kinds OF ware usually found
~ n, such establshments, and am prepared 70
nom Copper, Tin or Sheet Iron.
have several nrStrclRs8 Job Workm6p
and VIII do any work promptly ana att
low rates 0s any establishment In the State,
-teb26elYf- GEO. ~. LOEENElGlN.
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CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL.

NorthEnd Stone Bridge, Main ST.
DUNLAP & LADY. ................ .Proprietors
CHAS. COLLIN Manager.
ACARD.
The proprietoEs beg leave to announce 10
the Wheeling public that they have fltted
up, ct q great expense, the above named
hall for the purpose ofpreBentinR TO them a
INST class 8enteFtainment,c consisting OF Comic
and sentimental Singing, Ballads, Songs
1rtsh Jlgg, Double Clogs, Pantomlmes, Bur.
lesques, LauRhable Negro SlIetohaS &C.,
Knowing full we'll that a thing SO much
neeued viii be literally patFoniZed. Ad-
miH9lont . cents. DooTs open at o'clock.
Performance to commence at 4. Restaurant
below where meals can. be procured ut all
hourI. Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars at
the Bar. a.Dla % feb25.1m
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To Quit Business at Retail.
Boots & Shoes at Cost.

A g WE HAVE DETERMINED TO GIVE
"A mp the Retail trade In Boots and Shoes,
IN the city OF Wheeling, and devote our
No. 3S Lists New Building, Main Sc,
We win from this day forward, until the Isl
Gay OF April, sell our stock OF Boots and
Shoes and Caters = n
AT. AND BELOW COST. %
Also the furniture in room No. l35 Main St.,
year. To any one desiring to embark in the
shoe buSine9s, We o1er great Inducements in
stock, together with the good will of the
house. having the largest retail trade In the
ss5ls:tt R.poRTER q SONS.
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9tasaauftM.
FIRsr
N AT IONAL BANK,
OF WHEEIfN0,
Designated DepOsitoryU. 4

CAPITAL. 4 4. -. .uao
az
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R.R Comply


.r WHEELING, May 4, 1b6T.l
SUMNER SCHEDULE.
DARSlEN6ER TRAINS WILL RUN Bf
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: - 7JOHN p. GHUHRIBT, ~.
pro METAL. BROKER

ORf4uE M UNION HALL BUILD.
W iuRs2d moor, 1E6tn street, near Monroa.
An Kind of11m and Foundry Iron cun-
staptly ON hand and for sale, jams
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-10
New york market-oct. 9.

COTTON More active at 1sc better
400 bales sold at 26c for midding uplands.
FLOUR-The market closed steady and
moderately active for low grades and dull
for all others.
WHEAT-The market closed nominal at
2@3c lower.
RYE-Closed very firm at ST 70@1 72c
" oATsNQuiet and steady at 7S15@74c for
No. l Western aflOat. sag 60
CORN-Quiet 81 1901 161s for unsound,
and 81 171s@l Is for sound new mixed
Western afioat.
PORK-Quiet at $29 90 for mess, cash
and regular. .f. H- Oh
BEEF-In limited request at unchanged
prices. = 44 u j. '--- ID -t2t
CUT TMEATS-Quiet and firm.
BACON-With moderate inquiry at
steady prices
LARD-Quiet and steady at 191a@1954c
for fair to prime steam.
EGGS-Steady with moderate demand.