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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-10
[CoM1aUNICATED.
ONSOLIDATI0N-CENT
RIAL GOVERNMENT.


RIAL GOVERNMENT.
Appropriation has recently been introduced
i in Congress for the purchase by the General
Government of the Erie canal Of the State Of
New York. The ostensible object is free nav
igation between the Atlantic, ria the Hudson
river, and the Great Lakes How issidiously
the leading Radicals sugar. coat their imperial
Vaccinations to overwhelm the free institu-
tions of government established by the Fathers
of the Republic, and hoodwink the people to
their fully matured design to wholly overthrow
the principle Of popular sovereignty, by pro-
ceeding warily and stealthily, step by step, now
securing possession of the leading telegraph
lines as Government property to facilitate pos
tai communication, next of the Erie canal, to
facilitate navigation, then of some other canal
or all other canals, then of some principal
railway line, and eventually Of all leading rail-
way lines, consolidating private properly, CEN
tralizing more and more power in the Federal
Government, admitting. rejecting, reconstruct
ing and governing sovereign States at will,
making the people gradually accustomed to the
exercise of mere and more absolute authority
by Congress, and more and more open. fragrant
and fundamental violations Of the Constitution
until finally the hour shall arrive for this foul
and reasonable conspiracy to throw of all
semblance of hypocritical seeming and declare
that nn Empire shall be founded upon the ruins
of the American Republic. Every measure
providing for the acquisition and consolidation
of property not absolutely necessary to carry
on the American Government, rs established
by George Washington and his compatriots, is
an acquiesence in the fraud, the corruption, |
the bribery, the oppression and the extortion,
Of horde OF political cormorants. and traitors
TO the people, the Constitution aud the Govern
neut of the United States. whose ultimate OBJ
ect-worse than that of Catiline, is TO estab-
ish despotic form o! government, and the |
supremacy of capital over labor in this once
rec, happy and powerful republic. Every
scheme for the consolidation of property is an
auxiliary 10 the Capitalization Of more and
more power, the control of more and more
Government patronage. the expenditure Of
more aud more money for Governmental ex.
lenses. the swindling of an already overtaxed
nd overburdened people to a greater and
,reater extent. draining more and more of the
Ite blood of the Government by political vam
TRES and leeches, and increasing more and
more the power Of the fanatical, malignant :
nd corrupt party now in power to perpetuate
heir misrule and destroy the republic. The
My issue stripped OF all embroidery Of pre-
e1ts and sophistries is, shall the people Of the
United States bear rule, or shall they tamely
abmit TO be beaten. scourged. robbed, and eu-
ased, with task-masters set over them by these
udacious traitors, who seek to plant the foot I
despoiisn upon the necks of free people
THE NoG0LE pEsT.-The Statesman of the 4
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nefeoy announce myself as cana,,.. ''as
ONCE OF Assessor and ex.oficio Tar caaa fs i
county, ]. T., subject to the decision asu
cratic County Convention. The De,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-10
B FORM

In Idaho City. February =, Ism
h. WIcKERsHAM, q Son. 1oW TO thew
In Idaho City. Tuesday, Feb - 20
OF JOHN SILsoN, Son. @Sp' 9. 1870, 70 y.
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nereoy announce myself a Candida. ), =
OF Treasurer Of Boise county, T. .n. l0s ases
ton OF the Democratic Convention, -'''s 't4s
PRO-
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-10
ANNouNcEMENTs

Notice is hereby given that the uaa.,.
candidate for the Office Of Asss...- S'.aefsgnsd
subject to the nomination Of -. Boise Conn.,
County Convention. usSs Denos,.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-24
A Rows Love tor..strings.

\ medical friend once told Us OF an inci-
dent that occurred during the preform-
snce ola medical operation that will bear
repeating The operator, 4 distinguish
Ell surgeon. surrounded by many look
ers-on, was amputating a limb, and
needed for the purpose cord, remarked
10 boy standing near, give me that
string in your poG.et, and the article
desired vas Immediately brought forth
from the varied assortment OF old but
n. broken penc Is. and other articles Of
value gathered by the youthful cOnnois-
sour. After the completion of the oper-
alton, medical man who was assisting
the operator inquired OF the latter
how lid YOU know that boy had what
Won asked for when you called for a
cord - He replied, did you ever know
a boy that had not a string in his pocket
among a collection OF his valuables
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-24
The Retirement Of General Cox
from the Cabinet

/ Mr. II. V. Boynton. the Washington
correspondent OF the Ga-etts, is bv nc
means Gathering to Grant in the account
winch he gives OF the rupture between
him and Secretary Cox, which has led
10 the withdrawal OF the latter from the
Cabinet. After passing an encomium
upon the integrity of General Cox, and
the warfare he had waged upon the
various rings of corrupronists tina;
had been assailing the Interior Depart,
ment, he saws that while the President
was at the sea-shOre and the races, his
Secretary was hard at work through all
the swritering months of summer, rem
ierlng the Presidents Indian policy a
success, and pushing on the work OF
MS department. Grant gives out that
the Secretary has resigned because OF
he inadcquacy OF salary, brt his, like
the similar excuse in the case Vi ~ IL
HGar when he lett the Attorney Gen-
ecal office, IS false Upon this point
the Gazette correspondent says:
The fact Is that in the case OF Judge
H0a: the President SURRENDERED to the
demands Of Senators and Represents
tives, who were not permitted TO prosti-
tute the Attorney Generals office to
the necessities Of party. 1t is fair TO
suppose that the President did see this
But the people Of great nation can
not always accept weakness az an ex-
cuse for grave blunders.
In the case OF Secretary Cox there
i no room for mistake The President
with his ewes open, or if not open, in
excusabiv shut. has made surrender
TO powerful combinations and each a.
disreputable as powerful.
IL evsry practical sense, the flag Of
REFORM rqtSed amid the pluudttS OF the
nation II biS inauguration has been hauled
io,cl, md that. 700, By dishonest men !;
md, more shameful sill, by the Prest-
tent Jlgn orlter
No matter how honest. how capa-
bic, or how earnest in the cause of Re
publican reform the man who succeeds
Secretary Cox NAV be, his hands will be
manacled from the first He cannot
-rly upon tie President for any protection
tram dishonest men. IF thsy should hold IN
established place IN the party. He can
not institute a civil service reform, for
the President has virtually decided that
party service shall be the criterion by
which to Judge those who DO the ma
tion business. He cannot pursue the
Indian policy which has gwen such
satisfaction to the country, because It
does not give satisfaction TO those poll
ucians who have heretofore profited so
largely bv a different policy. And 30
on. round the entire range, great as It
Is. Of the Interior Department.
That is pretty strong language for a
leading Radical Washington letter
writer to use in regard to the President.
Who doubts its truth? The President
Will not protect MS Secretaries from
dishonest men, because il is that class
which control and regulate him. Grant
desires that a subservient tool of the
corruptionists shall be IN the Interior
Department. and as General Cox is not
OF that stripe he has been forced into a
resignation. The land-grabbers and
the Indian ring plunderers will now hold
a carnival at Washington.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-24
Trustees sale.

"a. VIRTUE OF \ DEED Of TRUST
ID uaue IN the 18th lay III Ialuary, lo''o
y. Robert 3. " lOG- 20 :. Br'IIy, Trustee.
anu sg-.urued N Jne Recorders Office OF
.l..u county. " ~ Virginia. III Deed BOOK
SEQ. III. page -, WI. sell a. pubhc sac. ~
ID. ..uu, lOUr vi the Court House, on al
-EYAI. D,ryBER -, $50. = acres 81 .dAu'
,l..Ia,,-g ABOUT three miles north Oh ne
..tg. On the east site Oh me new tuInplAe
-uad now being constructed rom " heei-
~ 90 rienns run. -alC Deed OF trust was
-r-u Jy ,t!d K. 3. Woods on ~ acres Oh
.,!u. being the northern part 81 Tie nome
arm Of y T. Woods, Deceased. ana joining
..uus Win ne estate Of GstVN ETaruen. Ne-
.-lS-.i, On the -.ust SIDE of The ONO river. 10
,.-.,Ir. The. Merchants National sank 81
y II virginia ne payment of stUO IN SIX
months nom date ami the payment Oh any
lure OF notes that may be given III renewal
" IN part payment OI the same: s@yJU having
p.-4u 5ald On said note anu ~ LILO acres Ol
,.l.rl rl.trI yulcn WAS SOid 10 Jacob LlSE
NJ -s.rsi-,-! safe VIII he made OF the r's-
..!..r. u tcrt.-I OF the tract. default being
made N the D;tymenJ Ot a note FOR 1-OJJ- uut
,rrrlsy III .<Iii with two months interest
.tn.I costs. when represents the balance Oh
rr.lr.pal ana interest due OF the aforesaid
lrrt. NJ s.rI. said Il acres Will De divided
mo smaller tracts. Plat of the same can
%. ..-,.n nc me Recorders Office Of ONO
argury. " ->J a.
I..tIs ~ -ALE-)np-thiTd cash balance
u NIX and Twelve months, with interest.
-lr ~ r-lnmence II clock n NJ.
:. BRADY,
rr.rg Trustee.
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Cincinnati Market
CINCINNATI, October -

NINClNNATl, pCtobeI -.
COTTON-Quiet and unchanged;
sales of middling at HE.
FLOUR-Dull, but unchanged sales
at s. SOFAS - for family
GRAIN-Wheat dull and prices
Dropping red at 81 0sGl 10. Corn
scarce and firm: new at 5O@53c; old at
6O662c. Rye dull and prices dropping
at SUtGS2c. Oats dull, but unchanged;
sales at 33@44c. Barley quiet AMI
weak: fall at 81 l0@l1S.
GROCERIES-Demand good at full
prices.
OILS-Linseed oil quiet and weak.
Lard oil quiet and weak; extra at 81 II
al 20.
EGGS-Demand good 1t full prices;
sales at 2c.
BUTTER-Dull and and prices
dropping; sales at 35@3Ic.
CHEESE-C nchanged.
SEEDS-Clover seed, dull but IN
changed at 81 80 Flax seed quiet and
unchanged at 81 so.
PROVISIONS-Pork, full prices
asked, but no demand; sales at SO 90.
Lard quiet and weak at Ice. Bacon
scarce and firm at l4i@lS4@l9tc.
HOGS-Scarce and firm 1T 14@Sic.
WHISKY-Dull but holders firm at
S66S7c.
GOLD-ll24.
EXCHANGE-At par
MONEY-Market easv
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FINANCE AND TRADE.



THuRspAY, october2O, 1870.
BEEF CATTLE-Ths market yes
tsrdsy afternoon opsnsd moderately &C.
tive the character of the offerings was
better than those of last week--some
1000 head changed hands at about pre-
vious prices. This morning the market
opened brisk, and Notwithstanding the
rain continued fairly active at a
shade advance on the rates of last week,
and the balance of the offerings, with
few exceptions, were closed out at prices
ranging from "a 20 to s. s7f-one very
superior lot brought s. IS. About
- head of the receipts were re-
shipped East without being offered here.
Mich cows are in more demand, selling
at retail at 500 to $40 per head, as to
quality. Veal Calves are unchanged
at s99c for good, and 697c for
common. Prices to-day for beef cat
tie ranged As follows: Best beeves at
81 O0@7 S7t generally rated first quail
ity al IS 509T 00 medium or good fair
quality at 81 7595 30; ordinary thin
steers, oxen and cows 81 0O@4 -; in
ierior and lowest grades of cattle, So %
"a 00-general average of the market
to-day, So %; extreme range of prices,
50 5O(9T S74 Most of the sales were
from s. 25@6 - . 100 lbs. OF the re-
ceipts lI5S head came from Virginia,
$40 from West Virginia, 53S from
Ohio, 81 from Illinois, SO from Mary
land, 81 from Pennsylvania anu % from
Tennessee-Jotal receipts for the week,
27I5 head, against 27S2 last week, ana
1891 same tune last year OF the Of
ferings 95l head were taken bv Balu-
more butchers, sos sold to spectators
for eastern markets sos to country
dealers, 20 to farmers for grazing, and
% head TO country butchers-total
sales for the week 2295 head. against
1887 last week, and 29+0 head same
time last year.
SHEEP-The recei pts were not quite
equal to the demand during the early
part of the week, III consequence OF
which prices advanced, but toward the
vi Ntth Tic supply III
creased and prices receded, but closed
at an advanced on the rates OF last
week. Prices to-day ranged as fol-
lows: FAIR to good Sheep at +G5Fc,
good to extra jtG54c, and few ex-
ira at &c per ID gross. Stock Sheep
81 75@2 IS per head. Lambs at 3 %
al 90 per head, as to quality. Re-
ceipts this week $500 head, against jI19
last week. and 5:27 head same time last
year
HOGS-The receipts during the week
have been fully equal to the demand,
and rates had a downward tendency
towards TIE close. Prices to-day ranged
as follows: At 81 OO@ll 81 per 100
pounds net. Receipts this week 1863
mead, against 1886 last week, and 1913
head same time last year
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-24
Trustees sale.

gv VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRUST,
..r..fraDl executed 20 me Is Trustee, by
- ROtnacSer and JOnanua his wife, by
....,t lated Tie 9TH day ~ April, III the year
Sd ana now On record III the Recorder :
...i..-. Bi ONO county, state OF " aSt Nr-
anna. "a Deed Book NJ. d, pages - ami
=. I'd secure the payment UI tSO certain
..rr,.uI s~.8ry lJte>, lur TIE sum uI twenty
,ur luuurp,t dollars, payable 70 W. Il.
-..gaua.t Br order, Duin bearing udtr
EltIr.l .a..I. SO, The amounts anu time 81
...,urut yl me same being is iOuOWS
Enc. .ur one Thousand dollars, payable
.-,..Iv.. months after date. with interest
.rrrn ..Il.. one Tor one thousand one hun
Ir.-t !ul.aIS. payable eighteen months after
.HI.. with interest nom uute. anu signed Oy
$40. 4. j. NOLl0CkeT 20 " II. -cuanbrI,
.yr. IN saturday, the Id lay Oi October,
.,-. Irr..-.,i 10 SCI! at pubic auction 10 The
..sgt.~J Iud best bidder, IT the mont door OI
.rt. C8urr House III said county, cOmmenc-
ma, Al 10 O'Clock \. NJ, Tile following de-
....b,I property, that u 20 say certain
mart Or parcel UI ground. situated on me
.t.J side of Market street. above Jefferson
street. N rnuJ part Of the clty OF Wheeling
.,lmnuuiv called North Wheeling, anu
eulnoerei on the plat of SAID city as Lot
ND. - said lot having a front ON Market
street pI - .cet. anu running BACK anu Oor-
Is.r,I-s On lie west site OF rOurtn street. II
N-lu. tie same property thar was conveyed
I'd ,.l!G = J. ROthucker ana wife by W. " e.
Morrow and others Jy deed I8Jed-- AMI
-4.-Irlir-i n the Recorders Office OF ssllu
-,unIv. N Deed Book No. ~, page t5I, Or 50
-uucl hereof as VIII be sufficient 10 pay
-.. principal OF said notes above described,
.s.tler VITA the legal interest thereon.
..la me said .JIn day ~ March. SOB until
u.l. pTluCipa! anu interest calculated 10
....,. Of SHE. amounting 20 -2-ul -.
TERMS Or ALE VIII De Due-l1I OF the
ru.rr.l>t. money cash N hand and the re-
.l..nGrr n Two equal .Esia.mentS, pdy1Bie
u. * anu tweive months rom Jay Ot stt!e,
y.Il interest thereon from SAID DAY, saiu
I,.,..rrI.d Dayrnenls beng secured by the
g..Trl.lS,.r ewing ms buuu ,Or the same,
.yrtl good personal security, AMI by the u
20. l-iuG retained until the same are palu.
--.llaE - trustee. Will convey Sucn utie
Is y vested n ME Oy said deed OF Trust, IL
.g8u.u .t = believed TO be unuOuDted.
DANIEL =CEANBitA.
'TefISfpa
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-24
PUBLIC SALE.

~ WEDNESDAY. THE 10TH DAY OF
I } November. 800, I VIII OIier at public
LAT ne frunl door Of The Court House OF
..r.y county. West Virginia, the ,IaCi Of
.tI4. containing % acres, more or .e>S,
.gr.ttf,-. IN the E.lsJ FORK DI Long Run,
rrIu y l.cu me present Poor House of ONO
.,uuIv : located. The large Two story
.~.rk building upon The said .Ind u N good
..r.t.r and -aer. - upon the land. cOuVe-
.,.t.r,r Ia Tie house. Z nrVer-railiug spring OF
..y.-.IltuI water. Tie StaDl.ng. ienceS. anu
amer improvements upon The place. ar III
u, gyud condition. FERNS OI safe. one
.rur.l Of The DurchaSa money III cash; The
.,r,.tut.a IN one. two ana three years, With
.lr.r,.,t. Deferred payments 20 De- secure
~ iced Di trust upon tne said premises anu
..r.. interest upon the same 10 De PAID lnnu-
..v Possession llven April Isl, 800. The
m q. 20 the above : unrNceptIOnabIe. BY
rider Of lls Board Ot supervisors Ut OHIO
-.,rDr- W ". MILLER.
rr.l Chairman Of committee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-24
New York Market.
New YORK, October :

New YORK, October 81.
COTTON-Demand fair anu market
firm: sales OF 5000 bales of upland at
l63c.
FLOCR-Demand good at full prices
for export.
GRAIN-Wheat, demand fair and
market firm for export; new spring at
81 36Gl 500; winter red and amber
at 81 Seal IL Rye market steady
with a moderate demand at 9O@9jc.
Oats steady with moderate demand,
but unchanged. Corn dull aud prices
dropping; mixed at Sl@S2c.
EGGS-Demand good at full prices
30@32c.
PROVISIONS-Pork quiet ami I'M
changed: new mess, December at
s23 90. Beef dull. Bulk meats dull
and prices are nominal. Bacon, de
mand light, but holders firm. Lard
market steady with a moderate demand;
sales of 500 tierces of December at l4c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-24
chicago Market

CHICAGO. October -.
FLOCR-DuIl and prices are nomi-
nal.
GRAIN-Wheat demand fair and
market firm at hose higher 81 O4t(9
| O5t for No. spring Chicago; this
afternoon duh at 81 OF for cash. Corn,
No. , mixed quiet and !@4c higher
tic cash and site seller November;
this afternoon inactive. Oats quiet anu
irmer at 35tc for No. J. Rye quiet at
6S66S!c. Barley, spring No. : dull at
s2+c. $1,000
HOGS-Active and 50@5jc lower at
IS SOFAS 20.
CATTLE-Dull and prices dropping
nj 3k(a6Sc.
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Canned Fruits i'm England.

The preservation OF fruits Of various
kinds in air-ught cans and jars is such
a simple matter that almost every
housekeeper in the country puts up more
or less for winter use We were quite
surprised to learn from a gentleman
connected with an English rural paper
that nothing was known of the process
in MS country. He was 50 delighted
with the simplicity of the process and
the excellence OF the fruit so preserved
that he declared the knowledge gained
upon this point repaid him for crossing
the Atlantic.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-24

- THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
safe Lot E0. Il, II Graham addition
100 lie city Dt " herilng, situate ON Jhe
-rrprF Of quincy Ind sixth streets. There
7 good BRICK and frame house on Tie cor
Ter. containing slgnt rooms WIN N1'eE iI.I
-, r.trgul,bouL iud one nI the best cellars
4 ne CIV. There IS N connection SoNi
,,tu.. luu carriage house. On the SCUM
-.l Of ne. lot there - a good frame n"ust
gtil i've rooms. fronting Oh sixth street.
TINS 5 a very desirable location. fiut4TS
y-.ufug 10 purchase will please cal at :. ).
9gvf's Wholesale shoe store, No ~ Nam
.rr--f VI. 7. WATMAN.
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baltimore Market

BALTIMORE, Oc'Ouer -
FLOUR-Steady with moderate de
mand. =,
GRAIN-Wheat market steady with
\ moderate demand: western at 81 33(
! 81 Corn dull but unchanged: mixed
a. -0G7sc. Oats at 4S@50c. Rye
dull but unchanged at 15@S5c.
PROVISIONS-Pork dull BUT I'M
changed. mess at ST. 90. Bacon scarce
and firm; shoulders at l5@l5fG sides
At ISI6Is4c: clear rib at ls49l9c;
hams at 25c. Lard quiet and unchang,
ed
WEISKY-Dull and prices shade
: lovsr
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The Secretary of the Treasury has
determined to begin the prepayment OF
interest without rebate on the 18th inst.
The bank statement is favorable for
loans.
MONEY-Market easy 4@6 per
cent.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at l0SI@
IOss.
GOLD-Firm; opened at ll2s and
closed at ll3. Cash gold very scarce.
Borrowing rates s@4 per cent ruling
ratef Clearance Ss9, 100000. Exports
for the week S556, 600
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Steadv.
Coupons of 1881 at ll3s@ll44; 1862
at iI25@II3S 1864 at lll}@lIlE
1865 at lI2@ll2t; new at llOsG llO4
1867 at 110s@1lO4 1868 at ll04@
Hog; I0-+Gs at IO6f@l065; currency
6sat 1Ilt@llls.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-24

Hon. JOHN J. JACOB, Democratic can
iidate for Governor of West Virginia,
Hon. JOHN u. PHELPS, Democratic
candidate for Secretary of State, anu
W T. BURDETr, Esq, will address the
people of North Wheeling at the corner
of Market and Washington streets this
Monday evening at 7 clock.
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EUROPEAN EXCHANGE OFFICE
3. ka""er.

STERLING EXCHANGE ON LONDON
.or any sum not less than one POUND Ster-
ing sight Drafts ON all the princlpsu c ,'7
II France, Germany and Italy at uDerai
-ates.
ALSO, FOR SALE AT THE SAME oFF1CE:
Passage Tickets 10 and from England,
Ireland, Bremen and Hamburg, via New
York NJ Baltimore.
Emigrant Railroad Tickets rom New
York or Baltimore TO Wheeling.
ONCE. =. W. corner OF Third and Marker
streets. Centre Wheeling. W. Va
BENNO HAMMER,
Notary Public; Real Estate, Fire and Life
Claim and General PassPge Agent
nOviS
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Rooms For Reut.

Two pleasant and convenient .od%; ,1,
l rooms. suitable for gentlemen, III I'LL
trsths new building, on Monroe Sttet,
e.. <apg7 -
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For Rent.

THE NEW STORE ROOM AND DWEL Is-
l .ug opposite The Postottce, on MlFk t,st
street Il contains eight rooms besides ne
tore room. and VIII be inished throuSAoul
uu ready .ur 1clGpancv N A ;eW , Iity'.
THDS. O'BRIkN.
sem IPli Estate Agent.
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FOR RENT.
Rooups for Rent.

ii OPPOSITE T. SWEENEY = M-N .I.-NS
- street. North Wheeling. Ten rooms
suitable Tor families. For further par
JOHN VI. LAISHLET,
r.rr5 Mo- Grant House Block
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DRY GOODS.
Hurrah! Hurrah !
JOHN ROEMER & co.
Competition Not to be Found !

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
Pieces Black eros Grain Silk extra
heavy 22.
5 Pieces Black Gros Grain SILK NJ SD,
a.50. Sis and 500
70 Patterns Irish Poplins at BE.
10 Pieces ValOur Poplins at sl-Zo.
30 Pieces more Of those Mokair Lustres az
Dc.
% Pieces French Merino at T5c.
An endless stock Of Piaids at x g, %, DC
400 and $50.
10 Pieces Waterproof at sI.OO.
All kinds Of DOMESTIC GOODS sold at
View York wholesale prizes; 50 look out;
- % Brown at lOe.
Ginghams from - TO l4c.
Calicos for q, 7, s, 10 and lie.
All best makes Merrtmack,
- " Cocheeo, l2Lc.
Spragues,
Flannels of all kinds at y, y, 20 and q &c.
Shawls OF every make ana style, rom
JOc TO any price you want 10 pay.
Boulevard skirts from SIS 10 500.
Balmoral for zoe.
Blankets. Opera Flannels, Hosiery, CASH
meres, Ladies' Underwear Gloves, Jeans,
Gents Underwear, Tweeds- Velveteens,
Notions, &c.
We have the agency for the Celebrated
GallipOlis Jeans.
played OUT.
We propose to keep an attractive estab-
lshent and not a mere repository shop tor
old Questionable and unsaleable goods,
but comprises an unlimited stock Of the
most beautiful. desirable and recherche
articles to be found in the manufactures OF
London, Paris. Vienna, Berlin, and other
parts of Europe, rs well as choice Specl-
mems Of American skill. industry and taste,
which have come into the hands of drst-
class houses. JOHN ROEMER * CO.,
Nos. 81 and % Main street,
OCtI- South end OF Stone Bridge.