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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-13

ANOTHER beautiful day yesterday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-13

"SpALpIys's GLUE, menis every
thing.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-13
WHEELING is L A D,
September IA, Is, l6 & II, 1870.
ADMISSION.

For each person, whether in carriage on
horseback or on foot:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-13

Member OF the Royal College OF Surgeon,
London graduate from one OF tie musl rIu-
iucnt Colleges I'm the United States, ana the
greater part OF whose life has been spout 10
the hospitals of London, Paris, Philadelphia
and elsewhere, has effected some al the ImuJ
astonishing cures that were ever known
Many troubled with ringing In the head
being alarmed at sudden sounds, bashluI.
ness, with frSIurut blushlng, attended some
times with dcrageIuent of mind, were cul,rI
Immediately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-15
miscellaneous listi
We compile the following from The Tortoge LAKE Mining
qn,ctes deb I'D Detailed annual review. The f00HInS
Ie Copper product, district by district

The incot copper produced amounted 20 1920 tuns'
valued at s. 35sOO compared with 99S5 tuhs In l'0s
worth S592OyO The total product since ls41 mas
been l2s275 tuns the total OF iDgOt copper, i tnhs'
valued at OO The business OF 1869 has rcqnred
assessments on the stock Of eight companies OF Io 10
cents to g per sharethe sum thus raised being s'6V
Since 1885, 40 companies have paid In assessments trom
$1,000 sharon" to 10000 "Islo ROyae" eacbl SCoC-
500. Among these requiring greatest outlay nave
been tho Albany and Boston (CongOmerateh Soi9''
coo; Amygdaoid $4,000; Copper Falls, $1,000
Hancock, sJ3O.OOO Hoca, 100000; Huron S1oO'oWi
Isle Royale, $4,000; Minnesota, $4,000; Penn
sylyania, 10000; Phenix $4,000; Sheldon
Columbian, 100000; South Pewabic, 100000; Ioltec'
$4,000 These mines have paid an aggregate OF sJpp
dividends from the earnings Of l3j9an excess OF S2"
over the amount OF other companies The
total OF dividends declared from the besinning-nlne
mines-has been s637OOOO The total proceeds-saes OF
conner and assessments has been thus, A3,VbNO
-Ss6s375OO IN excess OF dividends The percentage
Of dividends 10 total proceeds has been 8O7i
OF dividends to copper sales 1874; aud OF dividends
10 assessments 3s23. The gross tuns OF iron
ore I shipped from - mines amounted to 49,
23s compared with 49 200 in 7Gsan increase OF 49, 95
tun- The total pig iron Production snines-Was 3oo4
inns against 2j tuns in 1863 increase Of 2079 tuns
The total product since 1886 has been ore 2gl24i tuns
pfe l9l $40; valued at s22iCO,0o5
4 N no. AZ H. 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-15
Comparison Of the highest price of the State stocks
nalmcd AT The dates gwen at The Fir.l Boarh

At the Second Board this y. Virginia Co. "a coupon.
sold a. 69i, and North Carolina O., new at 22h
In City Bank shares operations hight, while Railroad
bonds well distributed, and prices welsustained
Central Pacific st Mortgage, 9!; Union Pacific ~; 81
Louis Iron Mountain 81; Chicago and Alton Ist Mort
gage, 1903; North Missouri lst s4.
The stock market has been stronger to-day than on
Saturday NewYork Central and Hudson Lake shore
Illinois Central, Chicago aud North Western Toledo
wabash and Western, while Milwaukee ana ST. Paul
has been barely steady Pacific Mali sold the 18th AZ
36l aud this afternoon at 3;ia55i s. Louis and Iron
Mountain, "a. This afternoon, IN the Long Room the
market has been irregular, with the exception OF New
York Central and Hudson and Harlem
The markets generally were disturbed 10y dispatch
from Washington. i,aylng that Senator sumner ha-
introduced b to strengthen the legal reserves OF the
national banks aud 10 provide for tie resumption "
specie payments Jan l. 1871" Tho bin, according To
the dispatches provides that from It's passage, the M.
0na banks shall rotuOtce their reserve by coin tho
rate Of per month on the whole amount of their
circulation-somc {200O.OO0 "a month locked up This
bll " passed would put gold up again. But there no
fear VI the Of such scheme. IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-15
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

No SAFER OR BETTER investment THAN rrr
FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT GoLD bOsD, og iIs
GENITAL RAILROAD or Iowa Al 3d. FRYE fn1u
TAX.-Thi5 railroad runs &3l miles north and south
through the finest and most thi,ky settled portion
Of the magnificent State Of Iowa AID D. t.e prI.
link wanting TO connect tho railway center. - ST.
Louis and st. Paul by an unbrokeu luc %, milo.
shorter than any existing route. Iortysx Dbl aa
already completed, and nearly 10 miles moro ar.
graded.
The amount Of Bonds 70 be issued is On. tiG...
per mile, OF less than four millions, in a,,
Or WHICH OVER ONE MILLION HAVE ALREADY
BEEN SOLD.
We BELIEVE THERE VIII BE 50 MORE T,yoE,-
Bile TINE TO SELL GoyEENAiENTs, AND Buy REALLY
FmsT-cIAss RAILROAD SECUEnms-sCCu AS THESE
THAN THE PRESENT
After a full examination, we have accepted A.
Agency for tho sale of the above First Mortgage
Bonds, and desire 10 recommend them % or cu.
toners As THOROUGHLY SAFE As WELL A. TEor.
ABLE INVESTMENT
JAY COOKE & Co., 90 WaIl-si.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-15
finances are doing wcll-and why not let wen enough

finances doing woll-and why not let wen enough
alone
The following were bids for stocks and bonds on the
list at the First Board to-day Rome aud Waicrio"n
Railroad, III; Long Dock bonds, sGli Am. DOCK and
Improvement bonds %; Detroit, Monroe and Toledo
bonds 49, Western Union bonds, 8is Albany - sus-
quehanna First bonds, 1Ol; Albany and susNfchanna
Second bonds IS; Lake Shore Div. bonds 90; Cleveland
and Toledo New bonds 81 St. L.. Jacksonville ana chi
cago First, 81; Brunswick city, a.; seeondaye' osi
slxthaye. 1874; Morris and Essex Convertible bonds,
s7 Morris and Essex Construction, 81 North Missouri
First Mortgage. ear For New-Yok CITY per cent bonds
1876 9Ct bid; Brooklyn G., Water Loan " doo' TdA
Loan %; Kings County g. 9O Jersey city Water Loan
o. And the following were the bids for stocks on the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-15

Pamphlets with map. may be obtained, and sub
scrptons will be received at the COMPANY OFFICES
No. 9? Pine-st. Ncw-York; at Offices Of jay CooEF
g. Coz New York, Philadelphia, and Washington
the BANK or NORTH AMERICA. and clearinghouse
Of HowEs Il MACY Ncw-York; and al banking
house of L. ". CLARK q Co. Philadelphia.
". b. SHATTUCK, Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-15

The week opens again OH an easy Money mar
Ret with very slight increased demand for money anu
without any disturbing in the finances, except Con
ressoual resolutions and bills, aud what is produced by
the spirit Of speculation aud the love Of gain. Can
loans from 10 PER cent. and commercial paper from
upward as t Is rated. with advance Of per cent Oh
over one months Paper
Government bonds of 1899 were quoted to-day IN Lon
don 40 no! and sold at home a lll within per cent Of
par and the Is of ISL at llt 2. per cent above gold at
II2i a, the First Board.
The galleries were well filed again to-day IN The Gold
Exchange by interested spectators IN the sport OF gold
gambling Gold sold at 10 o'clock, in the Gold Exchange
AT lI.g al 1870. at IIJ; 1910, ll3s 1920, lJs; II l3i;
lil5 I3: u23 u.!; ii7, 1924; 1884. ll3; l2ol' III.
lot l.t I23i ll.l; 1881, 1921! 49, ll2; 49, il2; 2"'
80 M; $50. IL; 23i, ING 1885, III y No. close
Al lll! The highest sale 49, and the lowest ll3.
After the close Of the Gold Room sales were made be-
tween ll lnd l29 and at $50 quotations were a4l
The total transactions OF the tuld Exchange Board
were "a, follows: Clcarauccs, S9t?o0 gold balances
sII3-5lJ currency balances $,jgJJ. Holders OF gpu
paid from TO per cent for carrying over balances
Gold touched five points higher to-day than 10 did on
Saturday selling H.. against ll- aud dropped one
point lower selling down to llla against llt on saiur
day The difference in the highest and lowest price to-
,Iay In the Gold Room was u per cent, and TINS not
because ~ amy foreign not because al any ds'
tuIbaucc the markets Of the word, hc u comes 'i
simply bettiu, ou the price Of gold
.. 90 ,,..L. am tho increased ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-15

The FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT GOLD BpSDs %
the MIDLAND RAILROAD continue 70 meet IS l,h much
favor from investors. The issue Up 10 The present
time is nearly exhausted. What remain ara s'.
offered at par and accrued interest in cuueucr
GEORGE OPDlEE & Co..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-15
DAY ~ TIRE FIRE ard other Paper. DID sto ureoeeei
Li.eu ~. ST lllo. pp pt Roberts Brothers

DAY ~ TIE FIRE, ard otlei Paper. srto uueoeel by
Lt.eu H.N llno pp y@ Roberts Brothers
The unknown editor, j. /. b., to whom we are
indebted for the collection and perhaps say the
preservation OF many Of Leigh Hunts most charming
essays has gathered the contents Of this pretty volume
from the numbers Of The RceciDr, The Examiner, The IN.
d,cat1T Tie Lopdgt, journal, The uOHHg Chrofcie and
Tie Nec Noiy Magasi"c-a list Of periodicals. covering
long pefiod OF time and containing contributions from
Leigh Hunt in his youth his maturity. and his old age
IL is not enough say OF the twenty-five essays here
printed that they are all worth reprlutng Most Of them
are 80 good that is not easy TO understand why they
were not thrown into book form long ago. "A Day
by the Fire" one Of the freshest and peasantcst
OF an his miscellaneous papers, has indeed been repro
duced The Round Table essays, lately Issued IN the
Bayard Series Of books where ID orrOneousy attributed
10 Hazlft bnt the editor j. T. b. proves clearly that II
is Hunts even without tie indubitable EVIDENCE Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-15

r. y. Peterson & Brothers have now col
1sced fp one volume the three series Of Huns Brett
5,,,..'s EaIlJs. including the party Brciimann
abpnt Town and "ln Poltcs,' AID Breiimann IN
Church" The book very pretty one well printed on
heavy tinted paper and neatly bound. II contains all
tie poem, which Mr.. Leland has published 10 the name
OF the 5oyia Dcut.cbcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-15

The publishers Of Wcbstcr's Dictionaries nave
irt issued some tempting specimen pamphlets 100 large
1uarto FORM giving samples OF the various departing HIS
of their great Unabridged" including us text H"''i'
lions. appendix Of noted names Of hct"n' "'' N''
long array Of testimonial, with It, ana THESE Gnu
bodyin The most enthusiastic praise, om journals auu
reviews OF every class, and literary men ana se"o'"' VI
the highest reputation. aIe upon i"e "Ho'e i'I'i me-
c.t,,,, n r,ad 4 good dictionary is oi the best
book, I'm Tie world not only FOR use but FOR entertain
meut and though cannot go as far as the seht'''n
quoted m tins circular Who described his webster -
..ls library" and kept u iu solitary glory o" smell OF
ITS own. We certainly do JIuuk Of most excellent "'iA
and one Of the most comprehensive ever printed b" q
single volume.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-15

style Eleven Of the other papers, filling more IMAM wv
pages are devoted TO NEUROLOGICAL ana larry ioie 'o
conf Of the ancents, the spirits OF tie Arabian lgh.T
tho pvmrhs satyrs trtons aud mcrmads Of the poets
aud giants osrcs and other monsters Of more recent
suuerstton These probably were destined ny '"o
author to form parts Of connected work The ren"n
ing essays are Of miscellaneous character some nuoi
ous some poetical and reflective, aud all charnctei1"
by the line fancy, tho sunny temper ana grace oi s
which make Leigh Hunt the most dehSn'l"' - W."
pauiOns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-15
2JNass4U

The SOUTHERN Central RAHEo,D is now com
plrted the entire distance from DWtgO 10 AuHuiI-
4 popular and prosperous Agricultural and Nanuiar
turing district j. thus efficiently provided fnr Tie
local business Of the Southern Central VII ne 'eiE
large both in freight and passenger tTdlie. Iuc ~ p
Agricultural country through which u Ilu, "..
afford o constantly increasing business; lie -''a.
manufacturing establishments nc Auburn, whose
watcr-power is the best in the state, aud the enter
prsing towns along the line, will always secure a.
tins road "a good income.
NERNuYR & Co, tho Financial Agent, ~ We
Road, offer the remaining uu>ud portion 81 iH'
Bonds with The greatest confidence, believing iNtH
10 be rs good a security gs any that has ever been
placed on this market. The Bonds bear seven per
cent have thirty wears 10 Iuu. and they yUuNoI
uble into stock au the option al tie holder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-15

SnyES PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE Gotu I"\h'
Endorsed in currency 10y the Chicago and Raca -'lt
r. r. for sale AZ 90 and accrued interest Pamphlet
with full particulars, furnished by .
FRANK 4 CANS Il Nd,',t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-15
EARTH CLOSETS

EARTH CLOSETS
EARTH SEWAGE.
NEW PAMPHLET OF GREAT INTEREST TO ALI
GEORGE L. wARISG. IT, tofo.d.s F,url
CONTENTS:
INV EARTH SYSTEM tDrsHsl
THE MANURE QUESTION
SEWAGE ASD CESSPOOL DISEASES
THE DRY EARTH SYSTEM FOR CITIES AsD TOWNS.
THK DETAILS or EARTH SEWAGE
THE PHILOSOPHY OF TiIE EARTH SYSTEM
TESTIMONY ~ Favor or THE EARTH CLoSBE
~ Limitations. l0i pagss gro.
PRICE FIFTY CENTS
Sent b, Mail receipt Of phc,.
Adde'S -
THE TRIBUNE.
Ne. ieTL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-15
THE MARKETS.

,Careagy ,eJor,el gr THs TRiBrsEl ...
ASHEspots are Gra end demand % IS Pearls aye
r0TTON-Th- leu5ul has been very sharp by te general
, s,,..r be- stronger advanced gwen Del
holder. offer lightly both fT present. ni fll" f''-7 ''
A.. racer. smaller 1894 bales .il '.'. '
f, ri N arrived ofwel l6 aiken il export $50 % consul.
, ,ui SIS f,r speculation. For future delivery. Sagr-.
NJ. ami sic Don MAJ ltt 1U June, iHci On .. s.
MY Ie.c. to-day 100 March hi. go Apu, Epe, ' .
2U,... ~ NAV I.tc: 20 lrs 30 40 &.cf 45 ar Do
a. gH AZ kg.g. a ul basis off Lra iIrE N. .t'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-15

Harper & Brothers have just Published
volume Of Sketches Of Crealion by Prof. ALLNANDiE
WIScuELL Of the University Of Michigan It IA prepared
as popular summary Of the most recent conclusions OF
science respecting the history o; matter ana NE, inc
geological changes which have taken paco on our EoD,'
the extinct creatures. and the natural agencies winch
are gradually changing the face Of the earth Professor
WucAc describes tie cosm.Cal acton OF water oil ie'
aud Of ice explains the formation OF the coal measures
and reservoirs OF OIL the growth Of continents ana ue
upheaya Of mountains tells what 10 known Of pfmey'I
man; and explains current theories respecting INC
ultimate breakup Of the solar system HIS sye - 100
ambitious and fluciu; he has forgotten 'Aa' 'N' S'
80 v,,n, firms o natural science are always the most
charming but lac has nevertheless produced an interest
ing book for the use Of the uuiearucd, and his publishers
have illustrated Il with many wooden 'i ue quaint!
FOR which their house we'll known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-15

DR.. OREsTEs 4. BRowNsoN has recently given
the world little volume Of Conversations on L,''
and The church d. & j. sadcr Cob III wleh lo '"noo
mn a defense OF Roman Catholicism against u'' o'%N
mons urged In the name OF Liberalism ana lIot'os''
utcrlocutors in the dialogue are PIle'' anu a"
and tho topics discussed are live questions OF ho u'S
s "a tbe influence Of the Church upon polil''ai ""
intellectual freedom and the, material deNei'phcn' VI
r,tlons DE- Brownson believes that there can DO no
t rr,rrc,s of mankind without an lmmutable' s'atlo
orv church TO give the forward impulse the Cnurcn
herself movable or progressive, could not ala either
social or individual progress she would Simply cnanBo
Win the changes going on around her, and could neither
aid nor control them" He explains and defends the
attitude Of the Church towards revolutionary move
,euts and deplores the tendency OF the present day 10
substitute for the mouarchical absousm Of the past
democratic absolutism yrdnnous and more dcbas
ing Dr. Brownson is an accomplished master oi ioglcI
fence and certainly the most OF his case As an
enlightened American Catholic, whose sympaihies we
u-bt naturally expect 10 nnd with the miscalled lid
eriiu wing OF his denomination II Will be interesting 10
study his opinions upon the matters covered IN 'h'So
conversations" while his STYLE Tor strength cearhe''
and purity, Is q model.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-15

Se -, GI,r. Rssn1.,. .ssl,
t - -, tBou change bat '1ss 900 - n To-. Gaup.
al @.6d 10 p Sr Mc, - 30 if go sf p.
Ms, ,sd .lidsI5 Mr NJ, .,is. $50 Ub.. 81
Ian, are a. l, demaod an s'sa mil Ale. tile 20
so ca Ws,ts are du All >t.ts All l 4ltic %
DI Sailed Shoulder u .,, ..iug li ato t'
Picked Hams Smoked s' 30 TAR i"--l
l5dlOc Tor hss" "a l,c Short Mnoei sla
6ote' az g'e hr los are unchanged /" ale
I"ik Leaf pisSsr fari hmtr au 10 -, t.f T.
az lldi3c lot - ar No !. AIal,ic Mt '' lne'N,
s au S,,n FOR fiure dch'rr 40 "a 81 am al 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-15

JAY COOKE & CO, 20 WaIl-st
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-03-10
I'hiS faeasss Business.

I am pgcparing to leave this locaelty on, or about
the first of April coming, and MY BOOKS MUST
BE;cLOsED. Those who have claims against me
will please present them for adjustment, at my
Office in Nicholson Blac.mons Hardware Store
And tho.c Indebted to me will please call md settle
at once. Negleetng this, they will after that date
find their accounts in the hands, Of the proper
authority for collection. with interest and cost added
March ., 1870. JAMEsA. sHEGmFF.
mach ttc-
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DRUGS! DRUGS

Pure Drugs at Chris'ie's.
Pure Drugs at Christ e's.
'ure Drugs ut Chrisiics
Pare Drugs at Chgstc's.
Pure Drugs at Chrl-tie's.
Prescriptions Compounded at Chr,stie's
Prescriptions Compounded AT Chiisti0s.
Prescriptions Compounded at o O,risiics.
Prescriptions Com paandcd at Chrisiie's.
Prescriptions tompo1aded at Lristiss.
Nel'cines ut Chrsiie's.
Medicines at Curslies
Nellcines at Christie's.
Meiicines a Christies.
Medicines at Ch,isrie's.
Prescriptions Compounded at Chr'siies
Prescriptions Compounded at Christio's
Prescriptions Compounded NJ Christlc's
Prescriptions Compounded a. Chrisiis's
Prescriptions Compounded al Chlistic's
Toilet Articles a, Christie's
Toilet Articles at ChIistie's
I'llet Articles at th.i.tic's
Toilet Articles at Chris.ie's
Toilet Artic Us at Christie's
Prescriptions Compounded at Chrstie's
Prescriptions Compounded at Chris,ie's
Prescriptions Compounded at Christe's
IRE crlptOns Compounded ut G rstic's
Prescriptions Compounded n Christic's
rure Liquors ut Christie's
fnre Liquors at Christie's
pure Liquors at Chiistc's
Iure Liquors at Chrlslie's
fure Liquors at Chrisiic's
Prescriptions Compounded ut Chrstie's
Prescri, tiUns Compounded at ChrisIie's
Prescriptions Compounded at Chrstie's
Prescriptions Compounded at Christie's
p,.- Prescriptions Compounded at Christie's
rlre Wines at Christies
rare Wines at Christe's
Fare Winep ut Christic's
pare Wines at Christies
rure Wines at Chrislie's
Prescriptions Compounded at Christie's
prescriptions Compounded at Christie's
prescriptions Compounded at Christies
Prescriptions compounded AZ Christie =
Oils at Chri.tie's
Oils at Christie's
Ws at Chrsties .
Oils at Chrs,ie's
oils at Chr siie's
Prescriptions Compounded At Christies
Prescriptions Compounded at Chrlsties
Prescriptions Compounded at Christie's
PRESCRIPTIONS Compounded at Christies
Paint, =. Prescriptions Compounded at Christie's
rrahls at Christies
ppsihts pshts at Christie's
pan!s at CnristieI
rants At Chr.tie's
descriptions Compounded at Christies
Inscriptions Compounded at Christie's
PRESCRIPTIONS Compounded az Crislie's
INSCRIPTIONS Compounded at Chrstie's
paer n. prescriptions Compounded at Christie'-
pch. Medicines at Chiistie's
ps,o. ! dicines at Cirisics
p,.ontM Me cines at Christi =
np..cht Medl mes at Christie's
Ss hedicipes at Cbristics
~ No 10 Washington Stree,
No. IL Washington Street
No. 13 Washington stree
No. Is Washington Street
petro,orr, c NO. lS Washin.t, Ii sire
ppetrol um CeutrePt
hheuolelm utre p,
pa pa, ~, uin Centre, P,.
ie'rocum Centre Pa
J. III CHRISTIE.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-03-10
81 'gY7 "a yr 6rasTSSss TgN Ew VS.
sS = AMss @,SkG La x

q F9 GnTgsEg TS ~ ~
Enumcratng few of the articles to be
fouLd at
L. M. STERNBURG'SS S
e. I!sssa1yx1goGrYard
w ashimgt0R-St., PetrOicEm
centre, Pa.
Friends aud patrons, one an9 all,
Your at;cnton TO my biz | would call;
Timcs dull an money tight,
But in these times I'm locking for light;
To those who are building rigs without number,
I would inlorm--ihi. is TIE place to buy Lumber;
Ny motto is this "Quick Sales ard Small Profit
For business is healthy and think much OF it;
In qraity my Lumber is second TO none,
And as for Shingles, keep No. /;
Some may not Look Mt it in the light DO,
And for ,Lose have quality 30. .;
And to those VINO are rolticu'ar-as some may be,
| | still have another qua ly callcd No 3;
! have GOOD seasoned Lumber, Dressed up nice,
Which | viii sell at a low cash price,;
and Dressed,
I.ath, Puttens and Surfaced Lumber, all CT the
best;
| also have Ri. Lumber of all kinds,
At prices to compare with oil and hard times;
All kinds of Timber ke,t constantly on hand,
And box of Cigars Of very good.brand;
Ny f,cilties for selling are surely without number
/ always keep good teams to deliver good Lumber
so II YOU want Lumber, Rough, Dressed, Soft ol
Hard,
You will ind lust what you wan at L NJ SIS Lum
Der Yad.
feblS-tf
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TEEA Oi5l GaAilNET'N.

Pn1RorucM cs>uta Msich 10

lAiEoL. JN trtrtH raIfN Nlr1ar
Pn1RorEcM G.>raa Msich 10
The Market va been lively altday and
considerable oil has chbnEfd hards on the
creek At yesterdays p'jcca. Eighteen cars
were sold here. in three lots al $4,?j.
Report. OF aii the Sales of trcsroicura
sn New YOrkI esicrday.
Petroleum crude in tlik unchsued pric q,
more inquiry at ID. Refined smull export
Inquiry, 1000 hos SOLD q, speculative de-
mand moderate, price weak. Philadelphia
delivery market continues moderately active
on speculation, little doing in shipments
sales 1000 bbls refined 5. ". March 27;
1000 bbls ditto from April TO jane rs; 5000
hbs from April to August 2Sl1 and 5000
bbls from May to Sept. 1891.
Pl.yAOLEGIt NEassEA gsAs--.bN EGA
EGis1a'st,
Western Union Elne Market Report.
Special Dispatches to the Daily Record
New fork. March 10.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-03-10
J. III CHRISTIE.

,boo.H. smiths large stock of boots and
Is ohered at cost for the next GO days
NJ Dec 5 II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-10

HIRAM A. WOOD JAS Is. PRICE
WOOD & PRICE,
MACHINISTS,
Having ron.ed the shop formerly occupied by
W. S. Moore, are prepared to do all work in
their line with neatness and dispatch.
STEAM ENGINES built to order, and re-
pair work Of all kinds promptly attended to:
We respectfully solicit share Of the public
patronage. WOOD q PKlCE,
Corner Of Royal ard Wilkes sts..
sepG-tf Alexandria. Va.