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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1870-10-27
Sold by all Druggists. ~
Price 25cts 5Octs.. apd ST, 90 per Bottle.

WANTED AGENTS. =-$75 to SCOOP month
w everywhere male and female, to in
troduce the Genuine Improved Common Sense
Sewing Machine. This machine will stitch: hem
fell, tuck bind, braid. cord, quilt ana embroid-
err in a most superior manner. Price only $ib.
Fully warranted for five years. We will pay
ST. 200 for any machine that will sew a stronger,
more beautiful or more elastic seam than ours.
Ii makes the "Elastic Lock Stitch" Every
second stitch GAN be cut. and still the cloth can
not be pulled apart without tearing it We pay
Agents $75 to $500 per month and expenses, or a
commission from which TWICE that amount can be
made.
For Circulars and Terms. Apply or address,
j. W ROGERS CO.,
400 Library street. Philadelphia. Pa
CAuTIoN.-Do not be imposed upon by other
parties palming off worthless cast Iron machines
under the same name or otherwise. Ours is the
ouly genuine and really practical cheap machine
manufactured. oct l3-om.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1870-10-27
WHOLESALE PRICES.

All KINDS of STITCHING done to order by
C. E. WOODS, New Street. Stanton, Va. 3m
Save and mend the pieces, use 'sSFA4DING
GLUE"
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1870-10-27
: Sta..,.to,s Advertisements.
COME AND LOOK!

ss3s153 COM h A ~ III l1G&On fNA
THE MOST IMPORTANT CASE
rsg as which has
EVER BEEN UNDER CONSIDERATION Has
AT LAST BEEN DECIDED THAT
=. H. HILB'S
STORE
1s.oNE OF TIE CHEAPEST THAT EVER
& OFFERED GOODS FOR SALE
INTHIs MARKET.
His goods have been bought within the
sl LAST TEN DAYS,
SINCE THE RECENT HEAVY DECLINE
IN ALL FOREIGN GOODS
AND HECoNFIDENTLY ASSERTS
CAN BE SOLD AS CHEAP AS A SIMILAR
GOODS WERE EVER OFFERED IN
AZ Fs+ Essg
sT STAT NTON,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1870-10-27
Lumber Dressed
WELL DONE
ON SHORT NOTICE

ON SHORT NOTICE..
p@r Satisfaction will be given AS to prices
and quality Of work.
TERMS, REASONABLE
Office and Factory Directly West of the
Stone Bridge and Freight Depot. and on the
South-side Of the Chesapeake & Ohio Rail
Road.
j. ID. SHOlMO d CO.,
sept 9-tf Staunton, Va.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1870-10-27

l wonder what made the Judges award the
First Premium to the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
Machine at the late Augusta County Fair? Now
it is really quite sad that of the other poor,
little, sick machines represented there did not get
it. But they wanted the Wheeler & Wilson to get
it out of compassion! What clever set of
"phellows' such big expectations ..busted p
But they will find out, after while, that Little
things will get mashed when the big ones fall on
them re AZ W. N. II.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1870-10-27

FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK.
WE are authorized to announce WILLIAM A.
BURNETT as Candidate for the Office of Clerk OF
the County Court of Augusta. <...s
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1870-10-27

= The PEOPLES LITERARY CoMpANloN, for No
vember, comes to us as bright and fresh looking
as the green fields are after gentle rain. 1t is
published by E. G. Allen & Co Augusta Maine
Terms, IS cents per year. A fine Steel Engrav-
ing, entitled ..From Shore to Shore,' is present
ed to every new subscriber. 1t is really one OF
the most pleasing sngravings ever before the
apublic., The Companion is printed en- fne, heavy
paper; its columns filed to the brim with
good things by talented authors, and withal it is
one of the largest and fuest illustrated family
papers published.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1870-10-27

In affections peculiar to Females, il unsQualsd ~
any other preparation, as in Chlorosis or Rstsa=
ton, Painfulneas, or Suppression Of Customary
Excavations, liberated or Sehirrus State Of the
Uterus, and all complaints incident to the ssx. -
the decline or change Of life
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1870-10-27

GwIHE TO 'sERT nKR RIGHTs.-A gentle color
ed maiden, through whose veins courses the
purest and eaeaest African blood, and who knows
all about the 18th amendment, passed up on the
Chesapeake y Ohio road, Monday last, to
Swoopes Depot where she left the cars for the al
legged, reason that the Conductor wouldn't allow
her to occupy the laiies' Car. She remained at
Swoopes until yesterday when, intending to re-
sumo he. Quincy stwar he again attempted
TO enter the ladies car, Dt alas, the Conductor
happened to be in the immediate vicinity of the
!. door, and when she opened it, (he having pre-
viously heard of her Partially for that paricu
lar cary he took her by the with one hand and
resting his other her beautifully rounded
shoulders, gallanted her to another car where she
sat down and proceeded to tell him how she lowed
to fotch de 18th mendnlent on to him. The la t
. the conductor heard was: Il KIN ows my rites an
am gwine to sert 'em.''
SIP CASE OF SUIcIDE.-Sa urday morning the
passenger train OH the Chesapeake y Ohio Rail
road, the scene of sad and shocking case
of suicide. Mr.. A. Thompson Nichols of Monroe
County, West Virginia. $50 caled). was on the
train, in the baggage car, in company with Mr..
Bell, of Waynesboro', his brother-n- law, who
were conveying the corpse of Mrs. Nichols to
: ~Waynesbors, for nterment The death of Mrs.
: Nichols was very sudden and unexpected, and
cast deep gloom the family circle, more
especially her husband, SO much o. to produce
insanity on the cars, and when the train was ap-
preaching Swoope's Depot, Mr.. Nichols pulled
out of his pecket pistol and instantly shot him
selfthrough the head, the ball entering behind the
right and lodged in the brain, causing wound
cut of which his brains oozed. The train pro
ceeded On to Staunton, where DR.. NcChesney
was called in to see him. Mr.. n lying on
q pallet on the floor of the baggage car. and was
Ito all appearances. gasping his last breath. A
soon as the Doctor examined the wound he pro
,nounced it fatal, saying the unfortunate man
would not live ten minutes He died in Waynes
6oro' at eight o'clock Saturday pght. His wife
; having been buried the evening Of his death. he
was. the next day. laid by her side in the bury
ing ground at Waynesboro'
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1870-10-27

This Valuable Family Medicine has been widely
and favorably known in our own and foreign
countries, upwards of
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1870-10-27

None'are Genuine
Unless done'up in steel-engraveds wrapper, w.
facsimile q ny Ghsmicsl Warehouses; Esa.s
H.. +. Hpexnetn
The New York herald., 1870-11-22

PROPOSALS.
(yREAT WESTERN RAILWAY OF CANADA.
In addition to the Second Division of the Canada Air
Line tenders for which already invited to be 10th
November the Directors OF the Great western Railway
prepared to receive
Tenders for the Third or las: Division
OF the
Canada Air Line,
from Simcoc 10 Canted,
Thirty miles
Plans and specifications Will exhibition at the onco
Of torgs Lowe Reid, Esl, Chief Engineer Hamilton,
and after 18th November sealed teniers marked "ren
der for Construction OF Third Division Canada Air ne
hands Of the by ~ o'clock on ihe
morningof
Thursday, December 15 1870.
CHIEF OFFICES HAMtLToH, Ont K JOSEPH PRICE,
November 10, s7u Treasurer.
TUE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION, AUTHORIZED BY
act OF the Legislature of Virginia, passed Janu-
AIRY go 1857, creating Hon. H. AWISE, r. T. MOORE T. Il.
BALLARD and others body corporate for the benefit or
the "Widows Orphans OF the Southern Sates invites
parties disposed privileges
conferred by the charter.
Mouly payments Will be required and satisfactory se
cuiy for the puncua fuhncnt OF the terms oi hc con-
tract
For further information address the undersigned nnu tho
~ - - e. O. TOMPkIHS,
Managing Direetof
The New York herald., 1870-11-22

IA trimmings ces, notions and fancy goods: good wages
and steady situations TO those having hrs class CITY ex
pcrlcuce and reference Apply STERN BROTHERS, 36
9th ay.
The New York herald., 1870-11-22

A PROTESTANT WOMAN WANTED-As GOOD COOK
IN and do the plain washing OF table, bed linen &c
good reference required Call at NJ East 2S'h St. from
The New York herald., 1870-11-22

TELEGRAPHY; LEARN TO TELEGRAPH FOR
"A. 800 and take position that will pay 800 month.
THOMPSONS College, 20 Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper
Institute; day and evening.
The New York herald., 1870-11-22

w men, to act for the sale of Wheeler
Wilson's Sewing Mach mes. Apply at III Broadway,
18th ST. between and ~ A. NJ
The New York herald., 1870-11-22

VITANTED-A SITUATION BY A FIRST CLASS COACH
w man or groom (coored,; city reference. Call
address DAVIS Coachman, Mr. Wisons, saddle and
harness maker, 1875 Bowery.
The New York herald., 1870-11-22

(sooK wANTED-FIRsT CLASS, WHO UNDERSTANDS
~ cooking in MI its branches; best city reference re
quIred Apply between 10 and Il at l07 East 10th st.
The New York herald., 1870-11-22

yTANTED--A GENTLEMAN OF A THOROUGH ENG
w sh education, with unexceptionablc references TO
such and other permanency Is offered salary pro-
eressive III Nassau st room IA.
The New York herald., 1870-11-22

IIrANTED-A DRUG CLERK, WITH TWO OR THREE
w years. experience; residing Seventh or Eleventh
ward Brooklyn, preferred. Address, stating age &c
PHAkMACEUTiST, Herald Branch Office, Brooklyn
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-12
Trustees Sale.

BY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST,
maf. and executed TO me as Trustee, by
Fiwars Fritz and Margaret, his wife, by
I,--t dated the fourth day of May. i'll the
wear ISIS and now on record in the Record
,-'S Office Of Ohio county. state OF West
Virginia. in Deed Book No. a. page 457, 10
secure the payment Of certain promiSSory
upr, for the sum Of eighteen hundred and
forty dollars. dated the 4th day OF May, In
I'M, wear 1868 and payable to J. l. Sufel, or
order. on the ith day OF May, in the year
~, and signed 10y said Onward Fritz 10 Slla
J. l. S,if.l | will, on MONDAY, the 10th
fAy OF MAY. lS7U. proceed 10 sell al public
auction. 10 the highest and best bidder, al
th,. front door of the Court House of said
county, commencing at 10 o'clock, y. NJ,
the following described property, that Is 10
>lv: \ certain part or parcel OF ground. slt-
mated on Quincy and Seventh streets, in
that part ofrhe city OF Wheeling commonly
called East Wheeling, and numbered on the
plat OF said city as Lot No. 10; said lot nav
In. a front on Quincy street of twenty feet'
and running back with and bordering on
the East side of Seventh street % feet, II De-
ing the same property that was conveyed 10
said Edward Fritz and wife, by Catharine
Fritz, by deed dated November 20, 100, ana
recorded in the Recorders office of said
county. in Deed Book No. %, page l63, or 50
much thereof as Will be sufficient 10 pay the
principal Of said note above described To-
g-lher with the legal interest thereon from
the said 9Th day OF May. lSF. until pau;
principal and interest calculated 10 the DAY
gf sale amounting 10 SlgOi-UN.
Terms OF Sale-CaSh.
selling a. Trustee, viii convey Such tue
- is vested ia ME by said Deed OF Trust.
aprl2 J. II. GOOD, Trustee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-12
Democratic and Conservative
Stale Convention.

The citizens Of West Virginia who favor
the repeal of all prOScriptiVe laws now in
force I'm this State ana the enactment of
such measures a. Will give the State chaTac-
ter abroad and harmony ana prosperity n
home, areTcQuvSiea 10 meet in their respec-
tive counties or townships, at rs early day
rs may be practicable, and choose delegates
10 a state Convention 10 be held in the
town of Charleston, Kanawha county, on
We:ine -,Iay. the Eighth day of june.
1870. Ia nominate candidates for The Offices
of Governor, Auditor, Treasurer, Secretary
Of state, Attorney General and Judge of the
supreme Court OF Appeals.
Each county or delegate district will cast
ten votes III this Convention for every rep
re>entative IN ule House of Delegates TO
which such county or district may he en-
titled.
The effect Of our proScriptive system in
driving large numbers OF uSeful citizens
from West Virginia, and in preventing i'm
migration from other States renders the
speedy abolition of that system necessary
u rEc public good. This call is therefore
addressed 10 all liberal-minded men. wheth-
or Democratic. Conservative or Republican,
who desire 70 promote the welfare Of the
state and Vindicate the rights Of her citizens
by appropriate legislation.
LEWIS BAKER.
GEO. Il. TINGLE.
]. W. GALLAHER,
W. W. MILLER,
WM. &. HANDLAN.
Democratic state Executive Committee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-12
4 state Convention TO Amend the
Constitution--The True Issue for
the Democracy 10 Make for the Fall
S':.mDai.n,

WESTON, W. Va. MAY :, 1870.
Editors of the Register:
Let the Democratic Convention which
assemblies at Charleston on the Nth
proximo. To- nominate candidates for
State Offices. make the call Of con
vention to amend and reform our Stale
Convention the main plaak in lis plat
form of principles.
All the evils which afflict the people
and blight the prosperity and growth OF
the State, and deprive good citizens Of
their just rights, and parable the arms
of the tax PAYERS, are traceable to oar
Republican, Constellation, which the party
in bower in the midst of civil bloody
war. hy fraud and force, under the pre-
tence of lawful authority, fastened on
the necks OF an oppressed. and now
greatly impoverished people
The Constitution Of West Virginia in
the hands of the Radical party is a
license 10 obtain office wrongiullv, and
when so obtained TO perpetuate its ten
ure by corrup; and extravagant use Of
public money
The time has now come when in the
condition Of our State affairs, patch
work, pandering and political quackery
will not do. The body political is sadly
and sorely diseased The patient re
Quires new treatment. To eradicate
the evil and restore him 10 health,
vigor and newness Of life, it is necessary
to strike a; the root OF the disease.
| have written 10 YOU thus briefly and
hastily, hoping the delegates to our
State Convention would read this com
munication and give the subject therein
contained such consideration as its i'm
pOrtance demands.
An OLD DEMOCRAT
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-12
Good Negro Sense.

The editor of the Maysvile (Fenn.
Republican, the only paper in that State
edited and published by a colored man,
in recent article saws of the Radicals
"They are men who want office; are
malicious and want revenge; peopk
rbo cant 10 increase the oolored man
e,,cmies, ard make a break IN The .frie''d'
s6iip no.o eristing bet.resH the negro man
and lis late o,cners; they are the dema'
gogues, unprincipled and corrupt poll,
ficians; mcn Vko ,eaat an army Of sol
d;ers 10 saddle more expenses upon o't'
STATE, in order to do their dirty work
under bayonet protection; in a word
extreme Radicals. We entreat the men
of our race not to be blinded and fooled
Be free, and not the slaves of miserable
guides, without Judgment, conscience OF
honesty"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-12

imposition Of unnecessary and incom-
petent officers upon us-by paving on;
large sums of money raised BY taxation
for a corrupt exercise of power and per
version of law, to the end that legal
voters may be kept from the polls-by
the general neglect of every interest of
the State,-by all these we are growing
poorer every day: many of our best
people are leaving the State, and every
remaining industrial interest Is para
lived.
We ask: Do the people want a
longer experience with radicalism in
this State ?-and has not the time ar
rived for all good men to pass in retro
specr upon the acts of their rulers, and
unite III bringing about a wholesome
reform? Believing a change of rulers
is indispensable to reform, and believing
reform 10 he the greatest necessity of all
the people of the State, We concur in
the invitation promulgated bv the State
Executive Committee, for a State Con-
vention at Charleston on the 9Th Of June
next, and cordially endorse the invita-
ton given TO all liberalminded men
whether Democratic, Conservative or
Republican, who des r. to promote the
welfare of the State, and vindicate the
rights Of her citizens by appropriate
legislation, TO participate therein
Therefore, he it
Resoired, That the Chairman ofsthis
meeting appoint fifty such persons as are
so invited 10 attend said Convention, as
delegates from this county And be it
further
Resoircd That any citizens of Lewis
county, sympathizing with the call of
the Convention, who may be in Charles
ton on the Sth Of June next. is hereby
authorized to act as delegate
On motion of Mr.. Woodford, the
resolutions were adopted
The Chair then appointed the follow
ING gentlemen a. Delegates:
4. W. Woodford. John Post, John
Kni-ley. Jesse Post, Adam Goodman,
John p Peterson, Joshua Tough, y.
Mki-e. p. jackson, James Jackson,
Isaac Jackson, David Altman. Vim.
Morrison. Jacob Hersman. Isaac Her.
man, II. II. Rittenhouse Il. Crawford
James Crawford. p. \. Lorentz. iona
than Lewis. Nathan d Bennett. Joseph
Hall, Samuel Smith, Vim. A. Watson,
Benoni Powers. George Curtis. George
/. March, ]. ". Bot. Jacob Bott, l.
Clarke. Joseph Roach. " {. Linser
John Kieran>, John iIussey. John c.
Jackson, II. Montgomery. John White
7. b. Camden, Jesse Butcher, John
Locke, F. VI. Chaliant, \. F. Motiett,
/. Smith. ". W Harrison, Paxton
White NJ. White, r. B. Edmiston. \.
VI. Smith, George Cozad, y VI. Dent,
P. Crane, Henry Brannon, Vim. +.
Arnold, George J. Arnold Matthew Ed
mission, Michael Collins, James McCud-
den. Thomas Donlan, James Mulladay.
Thomas Cox, H. Langfori, P I.
Smith. W. V. Chichester and John Ne
Coy.
On motion Of Mr.. Chalfant the
Chairman and Secretary OF the meet
inc were added TO the list Of Delegates.
On motion of Mr. Chaliant, the edi-
tors of the Weston Democrat and
WHEELING REGISTER were requested
10 publish the proceedings Of this meet
ing.
ON motion, the meeting adjourned
A. A. LEWIS, CfairHa,
!. W. WOFFINDIN, Secretary
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-12
The Hail Storm in Philadelphia.

The main damage by the great hail
storm in Philadelphia, on Sunday af-
ternoon, was west of Tenth street, the
windows, skylights and awnings belong
ing to hundreds Of houses in every street
in that section being shattered. The
total losses are much greater than by
the famous hail storm OF September %,
1867. and are yariously estimated al
from $1,000, 900 TO 100000.
The largest of the hailstones meas
ured eleven inches in circumference and
weighed seven ounces Many serious
accidents happened from runaway
horses. A hearse, about starting with
the coffin of child, was broken, and
several carriages shattered by collision
whit. The coffin was conveyed to the
cemetery in carriage.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-12
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Wheeling wholesale Market.
"WEDNESDAY. May IIth- ls7n.

"WEDNESDAY, May llth, ls10-
There is more activity in our general mar
ket than for some time past. Corn has adj
vanced five cents per bushei. Red Wheat
also shows "A slight advance. Carbon Oh
has advanced and is very firm At our quota
tons for standard grades. Sugars are
quieter and show decline OF One-fOurth OF
q cent per pound. The provision market Is
very firm, holders waiting for an advance.
We continue our quotations:
APPLESIGood demand al y I@gSi "
BUTTER-There is a steady demand for
the better grades while common and ME
rior are abundant and very uulii sSheS VI
prime at 2Sa21c-
CHEESE-Supply of old exhausted; sales
of new Goshen al Ice.
CARBON OII-Prices are higher; standard
brands, in a jobbing way, 2sc and no charge
'V CRa Ssbi at lss0c; city mould at
C0FFEE-Rio at 2la21zc for prime; 2sa
DC for choice 10 fancy.
DRIED FRUIT-Quiet and dull. Apples,
no sales. Peaches al '1gGs'sc Tor quarters
and ga l0l e for halves
EGtS-Dull at l06 l2c.
FEATHER-Salesa al 7Jc, and the usual
advance for small lots in retail way.
FLOCR-Aciive local demand; We con-
tinue 10 quote at s. 21dT 80 for nancy. - ~
for family; - y for spring, and 80 ~ lor rye
FISH-Mackerel, No halves at SIi 5G No.
2doa al So 90: No. do at 81 0O;No. quarters az
SSOl No > at 81 "! No. 3 do AT - U' no
kits al 8 10: No do nj - II herring nan
barrels al 81 90; white fish at = 90; lake shau
al 81 -: lake herring al ~ 20. a.
GRAIN-Wheats steady; we quote al - -
al . for white and 81 66l 10 for red corn
firm at soc. Oats in demand at sc. Rye
AT &c. Barley nominal at SIC for spring
GLaSS-First quality sxl0 AT 81; l0xl2 al
81 5 second quality sxlo al IS oG Ig " "a, q.
GfNSENG-A sc E n.
HAY-Ouiet: prime haled is still quoted
al SO OOdl7 o.; loose at sl2 coz 10 o. ., N
LARD OII-Extra winter strained nj q ~
PI P55TAToES-s5a4O c from store.
PRONISIONS-MaTk firm; we quote
mess pork at $50 on. sugar cured mans al
lSIyc. CanvaSSed hams at lac. Plain mems
al f7J4c; breakfast bacon AT isc; c4e,. I slu
al I7cl%; lear rib al l7c: shoulders al I"+gc'
Lard at lie in lierces; kegs at lS1zc.
RAGS-CottOn AT &c per pound.
SFFDS-Season about over and quotations
nominal: Clover at $40 Uh. Timothy al 20 ".
Flax seed NJ 81 -.
SYRUPS-Baltimore al JOdboc; New lorh
at 75dSOc; choice dripS az sc. ,,.-,o,,-.
SI'GARS-New Orleans at l21sdl3tsc;
PORTO Rico at ll1ld l2i &c; Cuba at ll9ll+sc:
crushed at nc: & coffee az l3 &C; coffee az
l3i &C; { coffee M 1870.
SfSbA-At ac in papers: best New Castle nj
g. in keg. e,,..
Eastern al l0d l2c-
SALT~DaiTy at Sc y; Ohio River at - 70;
Muskineum at g 10 = barrel.
TOBACCO = Firm: manufactured I'M
changed: navy al 6Sd75c; dark los and as
AT 6Sd75c; bright los and as at ,G9sOc.
TEi-GunpOwder at 81 JOgl %; lonnS
Hyson at 81 seal G.; black at 81 coal III.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-12
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, May II.
FLDUR-Firm and in good demand; gen
orally held higher; extra 81 S0ai 90; family
s. l0a5 81.
GRAIN-Wheat very firm and held at
81 Zeal IA for Nos. and red. Corn in good
demand: sales i600 bushels NJ 81 G2dl o. for
ear and prime mixed and white; shelled not
much offered but buyers are not disposed 10
follow up the advance. Rye advanced In
CSC and held al q 90 at the close, Barley
unchanged.
=COTTON-Firnl; middling al PC.
TOBACCO-ln good demand sales y hhds
and 26 boxes at 81 10 for frosted trash to $50 20
for bright leaf.
wHISKY-Unsettlela and held al 81 10 and
81 O7dl u offered.
PROVISIONS-MeSs pork in moderate
demand nj SO %. held al SO 10. Bulk meats
quiet and unchanged. Bacon quiet; held al
ll74, 49, and III &C for shoulders, clear rib and
clear sides.
I.ARD-Held at l6iIc; no demand.
BUTTER-U Unchanged; prime 2NGJr.
EGGS-Af lie.
OIL-LinSeed at 81 U3.
GOLD-At NE buying.
EXCHANGE-Steadya az LILO discount buy
inc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-12
For Sale-Valuable Dwellings
and Lots on Fourth and
Fifth Streets.

-, on SATURDAY, THE 2lsT DAY OF
q Nav, 1871, commencing at 10 O'Clock
- n, WIN sell at public auction, at
H., f,nnt door OF the Court House of Ohio
NV MY the north half OF Lot No. 40, on the
- Side OF Fourth street, north OF Union,
w., which Is a large and valuable brick
Tis-.i'ing house. Also, lots on Fifth street,
wv M, II and u, In ]. & c. Riches addi-
~ Also. Lots :, \ and 10, in Buena
Visa addition; Upon Lots and ~ there Is
TI- ab1vr property will BE- sold in parcels
81, >lit purchasers
1CEpsS or SALE:-One-fourth cash; bal
=. i'm six. twelve and eighteen months,
.,,,b intcr,->, from day Of sale. Purchaser
.,i,,. notes secured by deed Of trust for
"'''''''' GEO. r wICKHAM,
AuctiOneer.