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SADDLERY.-A. Schwcrtfcrgcr, No. 11O
Main street, has again commenced tue
manufacture Of Saddles, Harness, Trunks,
&C., and is now ready TO serve his former
customers, and the community generally.
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By RENTING, and applying the rents to
the purchase, every one can become the
owner Of q first class Wheeler s Wilson
Sewing Machine. VIM. Summer & Co,
Agents, No. IS Monroe street, Wheeling.
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Persons desiring good Rustic Photo
graphs arc requested to call at the Part
ridge Gallery. uu fa.
All work warranted.
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nor sALE-THOSE ELEGANT
e fOur.DtOry Brick Buildings on the west side
Of Main, between Monroe aud Union streets,
three OF them extending rom Main TO Water
street, the other, half tho distance. A good OPP
isSSs avs /. IRWIN.
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GoxE TO PARKERsBURo.- Goy. Steven
son left for ParkerSburg on the II o'clock
boat, yesterday, to be absent four or five
davs.
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REMovM. AND NEW SToCE7Joseph
Graves has removed his Stock Of Books
Stationery aud Wall paper, to No. "a
Monroe street, q few doors below the old
old stand, where he Is receiving u fine
stock OF new Wall Papers, Borders, &c.
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PuorooRArus Of members Of the Lcgis-
laturc and Senate, either singly or In
groups, can be had at the Partridge Gal
lcry.
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CALL at "l17," and see the finest Rustic
Photographs that have yet been made in
tho city.
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NTOTICE.-FOR SALE, ONE SEC
In ond Hand Steam Engine, * In Cylinder,
81 Eect stroke.
i'crSons wishing to purchase can SEQ II running
at tho Wheeling Wagon and Carriage Co.'S Es'
tabllshmCnt, 2 doors above the Post once.
tnnHT
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ToR SALE TO CLOSE AN Els. ss:t
u TATE.-The ilrst.claSS DWELLING
HOUSE, situated on the north cast corner HafS
Mrs, Carter There Ia null lot, and the house IL
In 40 good condition as the day It was built;
everything about the premises In thorough re-
pair. Possession given on the tSt Of April, 1870,
daeI.ir MeLure House. W6eelIng. VIVA.
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WE invite all 70 call md see our Spring
stOck'oC Carpets and Furniture. G. Men.
Mendel & Co.
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Member Of tho Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon
lcgCs In tho United States, and the greater pan
Of whose llEe has been spent In the hospitals d
London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere, "
effected some OF the mot astonishing eufEt thii
were ever known. Many troubled With hnstngh
the head aud. cars when aBlcep, great 1st|Vat
ness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, ha'la
ness, with frequent blushlhE, attended '9ne
tlmes with detangemCnt Of mind, were eaFada
medtRtciy.
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nor SALE-BRICKYARD ON
Wheeling ISlAnA-The undersigned Offer for
SAle or rent their Backyard. on Wheeling island
nOniS: has steam engine and brick.mAchlnC with
capacity Of 90 900 per day and the best clay Tot
brleE making TO be found In the country. The
active partner is unable, nom III health, to con-
SsSsS r. II. SWEENEY / co.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.


Dr.. J. addresses all those who haze e IN.
themselves by improper indulgence and tollal
habits, which ruin both body aud mind, una!us
them for either business, study, society Of =
fiAg6. 'l''1 ~ 20 80,
These arc some Of the sad and mechanically
fects produced by early habits Of youth Y
Weakness Of tho Back and lambs, Pains ~
Head, DImnCSs OF Sight, Loss Of MuSe1lH tols
PalpltAtlOn Of tho Heart, DyspepSsa Sst'p ~.
ritGbilIty, DGrungcmCnt Of the Digestive ~
tons, General Debility, Symptoms Of Cofsal'
ton, &c. ,.I,s
MENTAL1r-Thc fearful effects on The ~ N
Of Ideas. DepresSion Of Spirits, Evil FOfebd!tts
Aversion TO Society, SCltDistruSt, 1--we q ~ y.
tulc,, TimidIty, &c, are some OF tue s''A r
duced. .t,I-
Thousands Of persons Of all ages can n6S ~,
what IL The cause Of their declining helIth. -
their ylgor, becoming weak, pale, hes'o@ ~ -
emaetat6d, having singular ApPeallas a.
the eyes, Cough, and Symptoms Of Coa'anF r"
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FURNITURE AT AUCTION
ID Eill sell at Auction, on Wednesday, March
I'M 1870. al 10 o'clock A. ", at my residence on
John Street, between 9Th aud 9Th, all my house
hold and kitchen furniture. II Is nearly new,
hRvipgbeGn used only since tho LIST OF April last
Also d lot Of canned trnit.
TGrms-CAsH o,,,,>,r,,,
.0 ". Fl. BAssRTT, AuctIoneCr. mario
TOR SALE -ONE BURKE Il
Il DAIlNE'S Safe, medium size. Ono Desk
and other nIiice Furniture.
Apply al No. s. Main street. up stairs, 70
msFs :, nc. DOMAIN.
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THE Purcst and Sweetest Tod LIvetioIl In the
world, manufactured nom fresh healthy llvers,
upon tho sea shore. tits perfectly pure and sweet
Ask for "Hazard b caSwell'S Cod Liver on"
manufactured by
CAswELL, HAZARD i CO.,
New York,
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PHOTOGRAPHS in Ink, Oil or Water
Colos at the Partridge Gallery.
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You will find the largest assortment of
Carpets and Furniture in tho city at G.
Mendel s Co.'S 'a-
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Who have Injured themselves BY teItAla "a =,
tice, INDUCED In when alone, hael lsqoiII,t. \,
learned from evil companions, Of o. sSaVO " =
effects OF which arc nightly teN, StSu ~. VI
asleep, and, II not cured, renders nAT'1E ".
EIbls, and dcstrOyS both mind and oodl' +'N
apply Immediately. ~,
country, tho pride Of bis parents, E9oS. 4
snAtChed rom. all prospects aud enjoy tN.S 4,
life BY tho consequences OF dcviatps ~ IN
path OF nature, and indnlging In ttIn% ,i NJ
habit. Such persons must, before eon''"P
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mon sALE-TuE UNDER. - -

nor sALE.-THE UNDER. - :,.t
10 signed offers for baln Lot No. Il, In itt
situated on the corner Of Quincy aud Sixth Bts
There Il good Brick and Franc House on tho
corner, containing rooms, with water and gas
throughout, and one Of the best cellars In the
city, There Is In connection good stable and
eSFrlAVO house. On tho south end Of the lot
thers "A a good Franc House, with I've rooms,
frSniinp On Sixth street. This Ia 4 very dGalra.
blc location. Parties wishing to purchase will
plcasa call at s. ]. BOyd'S Wholesale Shoe Store,
NO po n an N'"' N. T. wAY1IAN.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS

Immediately cured and full vigor restored
This distressing affection, which HA6ehH
miserable and marriage impossible, IG he p8tlV
paid. by the victims Of improper lndl(Snna
Young persons arc too apt 10 commit EIesii
from not being aware Of the dreadful rOnSQEH
ees that may Gnsue. Now, who that undertake
tho subject will pretend to deny that he p0Vd
of procfeation Is lost sooner by those tallIHs sa
habits than BY the Prud6RtI Bst6e
being deprived OF the pleasure Of healthy =
toms Of both body and mind arise. The bJEtl
becomes dCranged, the Physical and Nsaal
Functions Weakened, Loss Of PrOcseadrs poIa,
Nervous 1rritAbilIty, Dyspepsia, P1lp!ntid1 d
the Heart, Indigestion, constitutional Deblip
and Wasting Of tho Frame, Cough, CoHSumptoa
Decay and Death,
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INSURANc E
INSURANCE COMFY
IT OF WHEELING,
~ ran AaGHs 1877 .aJtiiU ItifLAG
M, :::tt$15o'ooo.


r,F.noa , DIRECTORS: - ~ e q
Samuel Mcclellan George MGndSl,
JIM. HosSs,S ~" Michael Reilly! 'a
Louis G. Stifel. %, uigl' Sal4ss,s .g,J,g5 w.
This company now having been organized Ave
years. and In that time done EEuceeS6Inl business
Is still prepared 10 take risks at fair rates on
buildings Of all kinds Merchandise, AanlJACttlr:
Ing Establishments, Furniture, Steamboats, and
Car,Ocs Oh tho Western Rivers and Lakes. This
cOnlpany offers superior Inducements to- Farm
ems, whereby they can b Insured on Dwellings,
furniture, Barns, and contents for 8 or years at
reduced rates. This being State Company with
The Largest Cash Capital Paid in,
And surplus of any company in tho State; and
composed of some nlnGty.fOur stockholders, most
of whom arc among our best business men, 70.
Of tho lnanrInE public, and solicits thGr patron
age Appllcat ions for insurance will DO prompt
lyattCndGd, to,at their oalce, No: y Monroe St,
Or at their SEVERAL agcnccs throughout the State.
SAM'L MCCLELLAN, President,
=, ~, GEO. MRNDEL' Vic6 President
b. G. DICK, Asst sec'I. ~ L., febl9
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CINCINNATI RXPRBSS,
AIL'TRAIN.


EART-LBAvEs WEST, VIA Q, o, d.
Wheeling daily Leaves Wheeling
At.....I.... $50 p. M. daily at :. - $40 o. m
ARRIVES AT BellAirG. :. -. El0 o. N.
Grafton. :. ..1l:0o p. m. ut ARllYEAIAT ~
Cumberland. .4:I0 q. NJ DarnesvIlIe. :. 1870 q. M
Hafps Ferry. $50 q. m. Cambridge .19:05 p. m.
Winchester. 1905 q. m. Zancsvie .1:26 p. m.
HagetstOWn. y. $50 \. m. Newark =. 100 p.I
baltimore 80. 1lGS 4. m. Columbus. m $40 b. m.
Wash'n City. 100 p, m. Saudlsky 81. lO:45 p. IN.
Trains on tho Main Line mako connections at
baltimore with trains for Philadelphia, New
York and Boston. At Relay House, via Wash.
ingtOn City, for all points South.
Central Ohio trains make direct connection at
Columbus for all points West and Northwest
Tickets to al principal points can bG procured
at tho office. JOHN L, WILSON, /
Master Of Transportation, Baltimore.
r. T. DEVRIES,
dec7 .. u"f General Agent, Wheeling.
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reflect that sound mind and body Ee " H.. -
necessary ra1ulsitOs to promote cOnnao1 ~, ~
ness. Indeed, without these The Joaiae! 80 80
life becomes q weary pilgrimage; !nS ~,
hourly darkens to tho Wow, the Mig - 4. =
Swallowed with despair aud Oiled WV, .No.Ss
auCholy reflection that tho happiness OF ''''-
becomes bllkhtcd with our own.
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FOR SALE.

DOILER FOR SALE-ONE SEC:
ID onl hand Steam Boiler, 10 In. diameter. 20
feet long. double ilued: made Of tho best quality
Of Iron: Fire Front, Crate BARS, Liners, steam
Drnrn. Mud Drum and Valve; with Safety Valve
'"'''''' - - j. u. McLURE,
,,..44. Solicitor Of Patents,
One door below Mcclure House, Market st.
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Married Persons, or Young Men eontempaas,
marriage, being aware Of Physical WahtS
Organic Debility, Deformitits, speedily eursd
: he who places himself under the eatt OglF.
may religiously ConadG IN his honor - Eae.
man, and confidently rely upon bis skill VI ~
a{HiRU
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ITO WAGON AND CARRIAGE MA.
L iKRRS,LHubs for Wagons and Carriages,
Gum Oak and Locust Wood, SP0kca from inch
TO ~, Hickory and Oak Wood FClloes nom ~
to inches, NlekoEy aud Oak Wood Bows for
Carriages and BTpEcss Wagons, Poles, Shaits
Received byi = HILDRETu 3 mo.,
s. Main Street.
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DISEASES OF IMPRuDENCE

Xvtsr N. ,,,gi,,,,,,1.3 ,rd lrnrudut vU.nT2
nIcSSTrC Sr5S 1SSt bc bsS iB,bibed he SesdsN
thIs painful disease il TOO often hIpPtai ~
lll.t!mCd sense OF shame or dread q s u.s., ZIG
tefa MIN nom appl ytng 70 thOse, way S.sJSod VI
ti0n and respectAbility, can 1lOno U;o,0, d ~
delaying I'll the eonSutuqonAI Ilnss ,sth y
hoFrid disease make their AppeA, ,'uSs sors1
a!Getateu sore throat, diseIseuI ,tsrSI, d III
deafness, nodes ON the shln;60neS ~, Ar 4 III
palate 81 th6m6dth OF the bones Ct ths p S,,os
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iDEAB0DY INSURANCE COMPLY,
i AT WHEELING, WEST VA.
CAPrrAL,s-tL ,s9ihuSlh5,ooo.
with tic privilege otihesaHsEihas The 18TH SSrto to
10000 dollars.

DIRECTORS:
w!l1 %7sa gas!1Ssy, 4IO9EO 12EIpg. ma
AndFcwJ. PannCll, James F: BarnCs,
Henry slamm, q. Vi Thomas Hughes.
This Company having been fully organized, Ia
now prepared 70 take Risks 1t fair ratCs on Build.
ings OF all kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing
establishments; Furtltnre, Steamboat, Gnd' car.
goes on tho WQatcrn Rivers aud Lakes, also to
Issue perpetual policies on Dwellings and Stores.
This Company being composed mostly Of our
leading. business men, recommends Itself 10 the
favorable consideration Of the Inaurlng public,
and sollCle their patronage. Applications for In.
surancG will BIO promptly attended 10 1t their
Office, BAILEY'S BLOCK, No. 1O8 Market street,
WILLIAM BAILEY, PrcG't,
ALONZ0 LORING, Vice PreB't,
n. G. ARTHUR BoG'y. -HS ;. az, :
W.; & a 8SSfT I S5;ii,,s sss' }la
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TOR RENT-TIIAT SPLEEN. fss:;t
ID DID business stand, corner Of Mar. iliI
ket and Monroe streets, how occupied by
Adams Express Company, Enqn1fe OF mn
mara HAhtEn y DIV.
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NOR RENT.-ABR HOUSE tstt
q on John street, between FIfth and i'll
Sixth. with SIX rooms, water and gas.
Possession given April iSt. or NV,
mari JaCOb HOI.u
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL
Established as a Refuge from
QuackaHN.
THE ONLY PLACE WHERE A CURE ca,
BE OBTAINED,

especially, who have become the Victim, d 81
tAry Vice, that dreadful aud destructive ~
which annually sweeps to an nntImely an
thousands Of Young Men Of the mOst ertSlts
talents and brilliant intellect, who might ia
wise hAvO entrancGd listening SeanseS viii y
thundGrs Of el0QuGnee, or walked to etssrJS
living lyrc, may call with full confidence.
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sTEAMB BOATS.

Sold by all Druggists.
, 1870-07-29

WHICH, COulu, nave lCau 10 UuG OllCA VI CuO
Spanish Throne to the Prince.
The consent of the King Of Prussia to
his acceptance would only be given de-
fniteIy after the vote of the C%Ortes, and
in case of its e~lecting a HobenzolIern the
same will be supported by Prussia.
Dispatches have been forwarded to st.
Petersburg soliciting the Emperor's ideas
respecting the candidature Of Prince
Leopold.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs has
forwarded to-day an important despatch
to Regent Serrano.
A rumour circulated yesterday that
Spain celebrated a new treaty of AIIiancc
with Prussia.
It is to night said that Mr.. OIoZaga VIII
receive his passports if the answer Of
Spain to the French Governments dis
patch is not,tavorabIe.
1t is asserted in well informed circles
that All alliance between France and Aus
tria has been concluded.
1t has been reported with certainty T.
the, Authorities here that the : parts OF
the Deputies in the SpRish Go les are
favorable to the eIectionof the Prince Of
Hohenzollern to the Throne of Spain.
1t is believed that the King of Prussia
also fayors this project, bat declines to
E.3E: '''' note Of the French Govern.
She "GauIois,' an independent organ,
= publishes this morning the following 49,
General Prim in a reply to q dispatch OF
Mr.. OIozaga, Spanish Ambassador in this
city, states that he acted with consent of
the Regent Serrano, in an unofficial and
entirely undipIomatic character.
Seeing the difficulty to obtain a can
didate for the Throne of Spain, he applied
TO the Prince of HOhenzOIlern, who pos
8esses many good qualities and that it
was not expected the personal impor-
lance thereof wouId,have caused uneasi-
ness to France. General Prim, taking
in consideration the emotion that this
has produced, r%etracts and gives assur-
ance to the French Government Of the
sincerity of his intentions.
The "Gaulois'' adds :-The question is
now settled as far as Spain is concerned.
1t remains only to know what will Prussia
do after the scene which took place yes
terday in the French Chambers and the
unequivocal declaration Of the Duke of
GrammOnt.
At 8 O'Clock in the night.-The "Gau-
lois" publishes a second edition to rectify
the news it gave that Prim had retracted,
and declares that he continues to maintain
the candidature of the Prince of Hohen-
z%ollern that the Spanish minister mis-
city has however te~legraphed to Mad@td,
advising the abandonment of the project
, 1870-07-29

I~T
fishes an article virtually calling for war,
and declaring that France has to avenge
some recent diplomatic defeats, as well
as that Of "Waterloo." 1t further says,
that the French are ready to take the
same route which was followed by their
fathers to reach "Jena'' and '"Berlin."
The French papers call attention to the
German squadron which is now cruizing
in the Mediterranean, Notwithstanding the
assurances Of the Berlin papers that it's
sole object was to be a simple excursion.
1t is said that Admiral Topete will
abandon Prim should a HohcnzolIern be
proclaimed a Candidate for The Throne
Of Spain, and hat he would prefer Prince
Alfonso to a Prussian King.
London.-The Morning Post publishes
a telegram dated in Tunstein, the 25th
June, containing details relative TO the
assassination Of Christians by the natives
Of Pekin. On the Dist of said month, the
Count of Rochechouart Secretary of the
French Legation and a certain number of
Sisters Of Charity were murdered.
The Irish members of Parliament viii
come 10 au understanding to purchase
a mansion for the Prince of Wales.
The Hungarian Government recon-
mend their bishops in Rome to oppose
and resist to the last the dogma of infaf@
ibillty. ETA
) J a. Joy Morsis@ American Minister in
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in the ceremonies
with which the anniversary of the Su1tan's
accession to the Throne were celebrated.
The Minister instead Of wearing a court
dress, was simply clad in black, in accor-
dance with orders from his Government,
and this circumstance has caused a deal
of co mment.
Lisbon.-The Government has sent or
ders to the Governor of the Guinea Por-
tuguese, to receive from the British Au-
thorities, the formal delivery of the Is
land of Balamo.
misunderstanding to advices re-
ceived here, it is positively believed that
the dogma of intalibilIIty will not be pro-
claimed before the 10th instant. A few
more sessions are required previous to
the separate voting on the projected
chapters.
7th July.
Paris.-Great agitation prevails on the
Continent in consequence Ofthe European
complications which are dreaded in re-
gard to Prince LeOpold's candidature for
the Throne of Spain Dispatches from
Paris mention that public opinion is
against the concession Of the Spanish
Throne to a Prince of the House Of Ho-
henzollern.
Up to date, Austria maintains her neu-
trality on the HohenzolIern question.
The hopes Of the CarIists on the Span
, 1870-07-29
From the 81. THome Tidende, July 23.)
TIE L E C r. A Nj S

VIenna,-An earthquake mas reduceQ
the city Of Sartoria to ruin.
3rd July.
Paris.-The Emperor will 90 into
mourning for a week, in consequence ofthe
death of Gerome Patterson B~onaparte,
Of Baltimore.
Warsaw.-The Emperor of Russia has
received with most particular attention
the Archduke of Austria.
st. Petersburg.-The Catholics of Czesh
have declared that in the event of the
dogma Of infaIlibihty being approved,
they will all Join the Greek Church.
Iondon.-Tho modification of the ma
turalization law in f. gland is occupying
the attention Of the whole continent.
Holland and other powers will make 81
milar alterations in their laws.
4th July.
Standardization is made in a news
paper that the American Minister at this
Court, will be removed for not Fastening
the Alabama question.
Paris.-The EcumenicaI Council has
voted the chapters /, 2 of%be schema"
Of InGalIibiity,
5th July.
London.-The Duke Of Sutherland
gave a banquet yesterday to Mr.. Lesseps,
at which several Dukes, Lords and Minis
listers attended.
9th July.
Paris.-The Unconstitutional" a semi
official organ, says that the French Gov
eminent would consider the coronation
of the Prince of HohenzOllern in Spain
as a menace to France.
Prim and the Prusslan Minister attend
ed the banquet which was given last
night by Minister Olivier, but the preci-
pitate departure of the Prussian Ambas-
sador, gave rise to various reports.
MANY assert that France would have
q lust cause to declare war should they
insist on HohenzoIIern as a candidate.
The interviews which took place yes
terday between the Emperor, his Minis
ter of Foreign Affairs and the Spanish
Ambassador gave for a result; an emerge
tic note of protest, which was sent TO the
Prussian Ambassador, who left immedi-
atelv for Ems to confer with his sOye-
reign.
In the Legislative Body, the Duke of
Grammont, Minister Of Foreign Affairs,
stated this day that it was certain Gene
raj Prim had offered the Throne of Spain
to the Prince Of Hohenzollern who had
accented but that the Spanish people
had given no vote in the matter, and
that France had yet to ascertain the rea-
son Of such a secret arrangement. He
said the French Government would con-
tinue to maintain its policy of neutral
itv but would on no consideration allow
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-03

-. ! nnM rose nAREHT. d.
weak, demand iatfI mlddllng, % cents. Sugar
Ateo le,s0iax ssnt.. Flour duh and m.
changed, Wheat quiet and steadyt spring
thisgiis' az winss, ei ~ u9Ip qHlss and
s,ssaaJi ss@os ss s b, dull sad ,hSnlnsL
refined Is cents Gold iiSJf ' " : '
BALrIHoRs, MsTsn i Brssiiiss.. = We
There q NO export DEMAND u to.asy, 81, tbsv.
10 fair local trade demand, and We have re-
ported to-day sales Of some 1900 barrels,
G 10 do sapsr a " 400 to E sias 4
1If1s.Bo, 900 DO. Howard Street Family Al
toQe.4o, aud 100 DO. AZ " per barrel.
msSiT0 81 '.ssdy SSd nrn but The
sales as follows, vlEi 1000 bushels prime
white At 81 .ss0lAo, 600 do. prime Maryland
red a. q 90 400 DO good DO: AZ q: 80, and 900
Maryland red would bring readily, II here,
u. tSd1i,tS ....... .-....- =
C0rs-Wa. dull and rather heavy this morn.
The receipts were about 1900 bushels, and
We note sales ~ follows, via, 1000 bushels
white ~ eS9os cents 900 baShels Western
mixed A. ~ sentsi 200 bushels yellow al go
Rys.-No receipts OF sales to-day.
9sis-SteadJ but dull. sslss 300 bushels at
deSss.-Ths market innrn with good D.
9ulry, but to-day We hays heard Of no sales.
We quote Rio IN bond At llH0l3N cents,
io0lTh cents for good to prime, and Is0l0
cents, Gold, for choice to fancy lots. stock
here to-day II, 900 bags Rio.
Coiion.-market continues dull and heavy.
We hear Of No sales, and We quote. Upland
nomlnai - follows, yiE. iplS eSuts fee ssdl-
cary, HoL4oB cents Tor good ordinary, 21So
2lM esnts LoI low middlins, and a2Ifte22eG
eentl IoI mi1anhs.
hoidins.-We hear o. no further sales, but
Ne quote a. follows, ylEi Vuoa ciayed at zoo
~ cents, 40 musoovhdo AZ t59to cents, Eng.
sn sa s s =. SosSg cents and Porto Rico at
bo4o1 CENTS per gallon.
hm Itsd.-We QUOTE BrownAtnh a. scarce
anl hlgheIi y cents per bulhel. hiddlingl
stln sen ~ sOYSs gents Tor light, and to6As
Genus nv, ~ ouhoS ~ 70, hehyy Al,
FTophoN.-The MARKET 10 dull, and prices
have rather a deollnipg tendency, though
,hsfsn no ohange 10 rates, There 10 ialr
lobblng demaad for bacon but beyond this
dunt but there are no lots being pressed o.
the market: We quote: Shoulder ~ n cents,
snd sidea ~ ~ cents Tor RIB, and ltH cents
I toi, eIen 70 90; baeon We .gaIn quote A.
lOlOWnt Wiz ~ IN cents LOT Shoulder, ltK