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Nervous Debility.

Thousands suffer from il. A weak
nervous, exhausted feeling, no energy, an.
imation or vigor, low spirits, confused
head, weak memory, nocturnal or invol.
untary seminal emissions, with loss OF
power and threatened impotence. The
consequence OF cxccsscs, overwork or in.
discrctions. This Is Nervous Debility and
finds sovereign remedy in Humphreys
Homeopathic Specific No Twcnty.eight.
Thousands have been cured by these sim.
pie sugar pills, They tone up the system,
arrest the discharges, dispcl the gloom
and mental depression, and rcjuvenatc.the
system. Price $5 for package Of five
boxes and q vial Of powder, which Is i'm
portant in all old long.shnding cases, or
81 per single box. Sold by all tirst.class
druggists, and sent to any address on re-
ceipt of the price. Address Humphreys
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co., 6G9
Broadway, New York. codsw
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The March NIagazines.

The Gdlaaytor March has an attractive
table of contents. Lady Judith runs on;
there is paper on One Legged Men; one
by Don Piatt About Bears; a paper on
The Higher Education in America; anoth.
er chapter of Overland, in which the
hero runs the great Colorado Canon a
second instalment Of The Neither Side Of
New York. Then comes the chief at.
traction Of the number lengthy paper
on San Domingo, written in the interest
Of annexation and said 10 set forth the
views of the Administration, or rather
Of those who furnish Its ideas on the San
Domingo question. The paper is supposed
to have been written by that eminent
Democrat and filibuster, Caleb Cushing.
Told in Letters, Is u very pretty love
story; Mrs. Edwards Ought We to Visit
Her ? Is continued. Mark Twain Is silent
this month, owing, 1t is reported, to the
illness of Mrs, 7. The other departments
of the Magazine are readable as usual.
LippincoH'S Magazine for march has
appeared, and contains the following In.
teresting matters Army Medical Mu.
scum at Washington; Sixteen years Ago;
Her Message; A Leaf in the Storm; Italy;
Student Ramblcs in Prussia, part first
The Blood Seeding; Ny Mission to San
Domingo; Book Collectors; The Red
Hand; Crossing the Line; Moral of the
Franco-Prussian War; Monthly Gossip;
Literature Of the Day. A serial supple.
ment containing IIookstone is annexed.
Ser6HeTS Monthly, for March, contains
-Weather.Telegrams and storm.Forc.
casts, Qllustrated); King Gambrinus and
his subjects, Qllustratcd); VIII she Ride
or Walk; In a Garret; Lucky Peer;
Homeward; The Ancient Fenians; Vic.
tor Emmanuel's Queen; Life in the Can.
nibal Islands; Wilfrcd Cumbermede, q.
lustratedE The Celestials ip Sunday.
School; The outcast; Topics of the
Time The Old Cabinet; Beyond the
Seas Home and Society, ETC., etc.
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SAN DOMINGO.
Baez Tells His Side of the Story.
A.. H. IL.

Baez Tells His Side of the Story.
New YoRK, Feb. 81.
The TribunGs San Domingo CORES.
pondent writes that the Baez government
denies emphatically that any session Of
lands, any lease or any advantages or
any special privileges whatever had been
granted TO any person whatever in the
United States or elsewhere. From the
best information obtainable 1t appears
these mines arc regulated according to
the French laws, which declare that the
private owners arc owners Of the surface
and what Is below the surface; provided
there are no mines, or ut least until after
they obtain authorization from the Gov.
ernment for such mines in advance OF It's
announcement, designation, &c., by others.
There arc, therefore, Bacz says, no
reservation in contradiction to the law
in force. In reply tothe question as TO
the Imprisonment Of individuals for politi.
cal ofTunscs, the President most emphati.
caly says that no one has been imprison.
ed or banished for opinions against annex.
alton; that all who followed Cabral Janu-
ary 81, 1867, did so Of their own free will,
and that some few, who have gone since,
owe their forced absence to tho fact that
they conspired against the public safety
In favor Of Cabral or Tuperson. The
debt Of the Republic appears TO be as
stated in the Senate by Mr. Morton and
others, namely: Ono and half million
dollars in gold; but the friends Of Baez
say that unless great care is taken to re.
iect spurious claims, q much larger
amount will be required. 1t seems to DO
the desire of the Baez administration TO
pay It's debts, while the Government still
has the power 10 admit or reject accounts
according rs they arc just or spurious
Some Of tho clergy, as It Is stated, have
thus far not made my protest against an.
nexation. It was charged In the Senate
debate that Baez intended To leave the
country. This he emphatically denies.
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Financial and Commercial.
New York Money and stock Market.

$NH"
Gold steady, with all business ut 111Ba
111i. Loans made at 2a4 per cent. Clear.
ings, $95,0OO,0O0. The purchase OF 5.20s
BY the Treasury to day has impaired
strength to prices in open market, which
are little higher than yesterday. The
entire amount OF bonds offered to the
government was $3,71S,10O; awards,
s., 100000, ut 100.42 to 100.G2,
chiefly in small lots and scattered among
many bankers. The market closed firm.
There was fair demand from financial
institutions, in order to employ their idle
money, which cannot be loaned on Wall
street in consequence Of the prevailing
dullness. The stock market has been
dull and strong, the Western Union Tele-
graph and Lake Shore having been ex-
ceptionally active and tirmer, advancing
TO 149s, and the latter to 100. The Union
Pacific has been next in point Of interest,
and has advanced 10 1871. Money BAD
per cent. State bonds dull but steady.
There will beno session Of either stock
or gold exchange tomorrow Sterling
exchange and bankers bills 1904.
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EUROPE.
FRANCE.
Armistice Extended to the lss Prox.

Armistice Extended TO the 1st Prox'
LONDON, February 81.
A dispatch from Paris dated the 9Otl
says 1t is probable the armistice will bt
extended to the 1st Of March.
The scarcity of fuel Is much felt. The
administration of the Northern Railway
shares with the population the coal arriV
ing daily. Paris will be lighted with gas
on Saturday. The London mails for Paris
arc now forwarded Uid Calais. r..
The Daily NeIoS says there are seven
teen vessels in the French port Of Dun
kirk, all formidably armed. b..
PARIS, February 81.
The Jockey and Rue Royal Clubs have
resolved that all candidates of German
birth bo excluded from the city govern
ment.
William in Bad Health.
LONDON, February 81.
The Standard Is informed that the
health of the Emperor OF Germany leads
TO grave anticipatiOns.
The telegraph has q dispatch from
Saarbruck which says all the German
wounded capable Of rejoining their regi-
ments are being sent to the front. There
is large assemblage OF troops at Cologne.
Bismarck Pressing for Peace.
World Special.
LONDON, February 81.
A dispatch from Bordeaux states that
Count Bismarck is willing TO resign Metz
if Luxemburg Is given to Germany.
lie is pressing Thiers very hard to con-
clude peace, and employing even threat
ening language. Ht l..
ThierS' Plans.
PARIS, February 81.
Thiers' plan is to conclude II peace upon
Bismarcks terms; clear France Of the
Germans; bring back tho French army,
giving the command to Gen. Changarnier;
induce tho National Assembly to proclaim
the charter OF 1880 rs the supreme law,
and provide for n plebescite whether
Count dc Paris shall be KingN The Opin.
ion gains that the German terms will be
accepted without modification.
The French Embassy at Versailles.
LONDON, February 81.
Thiers, Favre and Picard arrived in
Paris yesterday and were TO go TO Yer
sailles today. All the European States
will recognize the new French Govern.
ment. NJ. Louis Joseph Buffet Is the new
Minister ol Finance. He has arrived in
Bordeaux, and his appointment was an.
nounced in the Assembly. Duke Dc
Broglie has been appointed Ambassador
Of France at London. H-l- ..ts.
The Entry Into Paris Still Contem-
plated.
PARIS, Feb. 20.
The Metz question Is solved. The part
of Lorraine to be annexed will include
Pont-a-Mousson. The French are pressing
for prolongation of the armisticc till
March 2. Should It be granted, however,
Moltke insists on the entry Of the troops
into Paris on the 25th, and will probably
prevail. The meeting Of the Parliament
at Berlin has been postponed until the
25th Of March. The period fixed for pay.
ing the half Of the indemnity taken in
bills Is about five years. All conversation
is about the probable entry of the Ger
mans. A general hope is expressed that
the event will pass Of without disturb.
ance. There Is great grumbling ut the stop.
page Of pay of the National Guards. The
greatest privation still exists on account
Of the scarcity and dearness Of fuel. Large
arrivals of coal are eagerly bought In
quantities by the rich.
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FROM THE CAPITAL.
The Convention Bill Stuck In the
Scnate-Its Defeat very PrOba-
bie-Difierences among the
nnIa.AnEaaata

| democratic Doctors.
Correspondence Of the IntsllIgencer.
MEssRs. EplToRs The Democracy
are evidently in quandary this morning.
The Convention bill has to 20 through
the Senate, and II takes twelve votes 10
do 1t. "Oakey Is gone and not likely
to return. Cook, who has just returned
from home, where he went for "instruc.
tions," came here outspokenly opposed to
the Convention. 1t was thought lie would
be easily managed, but before the "smiling
SENATOR Charley Lewis or Ferguson got
an interview with him, he expressed him
self to n anumber Of friends that his people
Of all parties are decidedly opposed toa
Convention. And Patrick, who does not
seem to understand party drill, and very
often goes off "half.cocked," Is not Ger.
tainly 10 be relied on. And moreover,
quite u number oi influential Democrats,
of his own immediate vicinity, are urging
him to oppose the Convention, on the
grounds, US they aver, that II will ruin
the party, and bankrupt the State" And
In addition TO all this, II Patrick can be
kept In the traces, and Cook be whipped
In, they still have to get one from
the Republican ranks. Ills said that one
has stopped to parley," which is said in
in other instances, to be equivalent TO a
Surrender" 500 Hn. ''H.'.
Yet you will sec that their present
status Is anything but satisfactory to them
selves. Still another difficulty presents
ITSELF The two great champions repre-.
senting Cabell and Wood ,.llave fallen out,
each accusing tho other Of naughty
deeds" both OF whom arc heartily endors-
ed by persons bestacquainted with these
individuals, Upon the whole we opino
that whatever calamities may be in store
for us, we will be spared the one of tho
calling Of democratic convention.
Meanwhile the session Is fast drawing
TO u close-and while We believe that NO
one Of any party expected any substan-
tial good 10 result from It's action, We may
congratulate ourselves that no more harm
has been done. OBSERVER.
Charleston, February Is, 1871.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, February 81,


CoTToN-Firm; middliug 143c.
FLouR-Dull and dropping; family
SO 10aG 35.
GRAIN-Wheat dull; red 81 sal 8S
Corn steady at CSC. Oats firm; No. 9 Al
52a53c. Barley unchanged at $la1 O5.
GROCERIES Demand good at full
prices, excepting refined sugar and New
Orleans molasses, which are q shade lower
Ons-Steady.
EGGs-Advanced TO 22a23c.
BUTTER-Steady at 24a2Sc.
CnEEsE-Steady; factory 15a1Gc, latter
for choice.
SEEDs-Clovcr Seed dull and declined
to 104a11c, Timothy Seed unchanged.
PRovIsIoNs-Dull and nominal; can't
quote accurately, Pork is offered at see
Lard 12la19Sc Bulk Meats Sa1Oial1c,
Bacon 0lal1al2c; no sales; concessions
of tc would have to be made to sell
WIHsEY-Dull and dropping; SIC asked,
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Nc Ganahan's Claim Placed In the
Hands Of tho President.

The settlement Of McGanahan's claim,
which the House proposed In Joint reso.
luton, was adopted yesterday. II restores
the mutilatcd patent 10 the PAnccho lands,
leaving the President free to dispose oi the
matter according to his own judgment.
The resolution has yet to DO acted upon
In the Senate, but there Is little prospect
Of its immediate consideration. ~ ''
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STATE Missouris,0 ,00l; Ten
ncssees, old, 04t; new, G4t; Virginia, new,
90; old, 65i; North Carolinas, old, 40;
SrooKs-Western Union Telegraph 4ss
Adams Express, 05t; Wells, Fargo \ Co.,
30a; American 40; United States 45; Pa.
cifc Mail, 44R; New York Central, O4i; do
scrip, 0Ot; Erie, 2l9; Harlem, 1876; Read.
ing, 69k; Michigan Central, l17l; ClevG-
land s.. Pittsburgh, l04t; Northwestern,
7Gt; do preferred, sGb Rock Island, 101;
New Jersey Central, 107i 81. Paul, b2i;
do preferred, 74ti Wabash SO; do pre-.
ierred, TOT; Fort Wayne, 05f; Torre
Hautc, 2S; Chicago and Alton, liz; Ohio
and Mississippi, 35I; Cleveland, Columbus
md Cincinnati, "a; Burlington and
Quincy, 154; Lake Shore, 04Ii Illinois
Central, 1888.
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TIE New York Bulletin estimates that
of the bonded debt of the United States,
s45 millions, arc held by foreign investors,
$50 millions by home institutions, and 51O
millions by home private investors. Only
% millions Of registered bonds are among
those held abroad, while the registered
bonds held at home arc 600 millions.
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New York Market.
New York, February 2

New York, February 81.
CoTToN-Firm; middling uplands 15Rc
FLoUR-Dull and declined; SO 40aG 80
for shipping grades.
GBAIN-Wheat dull and nominal; new
spring at 81 50al 81; red amber 81 57a1
90. Oats dropping, at GGaGSc. Corn dull
and lower; No. 2 mixed at S3aS3tc.
PPovIsToNs-Beet-prime mess $27a28
Eo0s-Steady; fresh at 29a82c; lined
1Ga1Sc,
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TnE Philadelphia Inquirer remarks
that "thc Legislature Of Pennsylvania pre-.
scnts the curious spectacle Of men who
in their private relations Of life were
with few exceptions, possessed of Ger.
tain ideas of honesty, il not entirely hon.
est, becoming, us body, devoid OF sin.
gle principle of integrity, and capable Of
concciving and executing, in their official
position, the most enormous public
wrongs" l
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AUSTRIA.
VIENNA. Feb. d.

The ReIchstadt reassembled to-day.
The now ministry were present, and min.
isterial statements wero submitted. The
government will not abide by the consti.
tuition, but Is willing TO initiate measures
for the alienation Of unnecessary restric.
,tions upon tho autonomy Of the pro.
vinces,f ... -.ga..t -rg... L
a Frcunlcnblatt newspaper says that
the relations of Austria with Russia and
Prussia arc unaffected by the change Of
government The Wiener press makes
the statement that Prince Mctternich Is
anxious to secure the embassy 10 London.
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THE ParkcrSburg Times says Mr.. JOIN
W. Moss, q law student, Of that city, was
reading until late hour in the dining,
room OF his mothers residence Saturday
night, when he went to tho kitchen for q
drink of water; where he encountered Q
william who had secreted himself there,
and in the struggle that followed received
a number Of cuts on the hand and arm
The scoundrel escaped.
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ouR old timcacQuaintancc, tho Slaven's
Cabin turnpike, has met another defeat in
the Legislature. So llas another old lcgis.
lativc acquaintance, Mr.. JNo. D. D. Ros.
SET; Tor we mole that few days ago
his annual petition was reported back by
a committee, who asked to be excused
from its further consideration because
they "could not tell what the petitioner
wanted"
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HUNGARY.
PERTH, February 90.

In the lower house Of the Austro-H Hun.
garian Parliament u declaration was made
by the Cover nment that an interference
with tho internal affairs Of Roumania
was not intended so long as tho powers
are agreed upon the principle Of non.in.
tcrvenlion. The statement was also made
that intervention In the FrancO-PrussiOn
war could not well DO effected.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, February 81.

CHICAGO, February Il.
FLoUR-very quiet.
GRAN-Wheat, No. . spring Chicago,
1c to 1ic lower; closed at 81 2la1 214
cash, and seller March this p. NJ, steady at
81 20f to 81. Cord, No. 3 mixed, quiet
at 1a4c lower; closed at 40sa404c for seller
March. Oats, No. 3 steady at 474a4Sc
cash. Rye, No. 2 dull at 00c. Barley,
spring No. 9 tirmer at 78aS0c.
Hoos-dressed hogs, heavy and closed
at IS 30aS 35. Live, dulla 81 00a7 70.
CATTLE-Very quiet at 4a5ic.
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baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, February 9

BALTIMORE, February 81.
FLouR-Co Concessions would have to be
made to sell; western family 81 50as 80
GRAIN-Wheat firm; Ohio and Indi,
ana 81 Goal rs. Corn, No. 1 white Soc
yellow 70c, Oats 5sa50c. Ryc 05a$1 o.
PRovIsIoNs-Mess pork $23 0Oa23 so
Bacon shoulders 10tc; bacon sides l2c
bacon sides clear rib 12ic. Sugar cured
hams 17alSc. Lard 13tc.
WHIsKY-021c.
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GheQntelIigereer
Tho Day We Celebrate.

In our advertising columns appears q
proclamation from our excellent and pa
triotic Mayor, requesting tho citizens tc
decorate tIrrir residences ndoplaces ol
business with flags and in such other man.
ner as they may deem best, In commemo.
ration OF this day, it being tho anniversa,
ry of the birthday Of Gen. GEORGE
WASHINGTON, first President of the Uni.
ted States. This is very proper and time.
ly and We have no doubt the recommen.
dation will be generally observed. But
when our excellent and patriotic Mayor
assigns us the reason for this request That
WHEREAS, The Twenty.sccond day oil
February, the anniversary Of the birthday
Of General George Washington, first
President Of the United States, has been
designated by Congress as National
Holiday,
We arc constrained to observe that we
fear his patriotic impulses havc got the
better of his information; for so far as we
have bcen able to ascertain this div hos
not been designated by Congress as ma
tional holiday. Congress did at the last
session designate four public holidays.
New Years, Christmas and the 4th oi
Julv arc ,hree ortbrm. and tbc four,h q
"apy day oppoipted or recommended bv
the President of tho limited sates os n
day of public fast or THANKSGIVING And
these are public HOLIDAYS, We believe, on.
" in the District of Columbia, If onv
others hive been appoipted-ns nossibIy
there have been-it bos esconed orr atter.
ton.
We mention the matter not 10 dampen
or diminish in tho slightest degree The
patriotic ardor of our worthy Mavor or
any other OF our fellow.c,tizens. but be.
cause It is ono OF some consequence to
the business public. These public holi.
DAYS are in law the same as Sunday for all
purposes of presenting for payment or ac-
ccptance, for the maturity and protest
and giving notice Of the dishonor, Of bills
ofexchangc, bank checks, and promissory
notes, or other negotiable or commercial
paper; and all notes, drafts or checks or
other commercial or negotiable paper
falling due or maturing on sucl, a holiday
is deemed rs having matured tho day prc.
vious. There arc many; no doubt, who
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Herald Special.
LONDON. FcbrnnrY Q

IUNDUNi EUUTUHIy ~
The Paris correspondent of tho Times
telegraphs on the Goth that the Great
Northern Railway is sharing its supply o:
fuel with the population OF Paris Since
the Sd inst IA, ,352 oxen, 1882 sheep, !, ,77G
COWS, 3,7GS pigs, 20,0OO,0Ol kilogrammes
Of grain, 27,327 $50 kilogrammes of flour,
and 0, 9,l0O,020 biscuits have been received.
Favre comes to-day with commissioners
to discuss the terms Of peace.
The Versailles GduI0iS states that Lux
embourg undertakes to pay Prussia 2O,-
100000 francs for its breach Of neutrality,
and allows tho Prussians 10 occupy Lux.
cmbourg fortress.
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IT was Mr. WEBSTER, the member oI
tho House of Delegates from Mason, who
offered tho resolution proposing to ask
Congress to pension ex. Confedcratcs. The
member from Jefferson Is entitled to and
will please accept our apology for sup.
posing 1t was he. .n
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Cleveland and Wooster Moving for
a Railroad 10 the Coai Fields.
ULEvFLAND, FCbrunry 81,

A meeting Of the business men was
held at the Board Of Trade rooms, to-day,
to receive and hear from the delegation Of
gentlemen from Wooster, in relation to
The proposed new railroad to the coal
fields OF southern Ohio. There was n
very large attendance, and n deep inter.
est In the subject was manifested. A
committee was appointed 10 consult with
the gentlemen from Wooster and vicinity
in relation to the different routes propOs.
cd, and report at future meeting Of the
Board.
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GERMANY.
The Eecllng ln Favor OF Pence.

l4 BERLIN, February 81.
Tho Nord Ds2tache zeitung, says ir Dis.
marck does not follow tho personal but
German policy, hewlllbe the most unpop.
ular man In Germany, and II he does not
bring peace negotiations 10 an issue, which
the people after their sacrifices have q
right 10 expect ....
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ENGLAND.
John Bright to Return to Parliament

/ LONDON, February 9l.
The statement that Mr.. Bright is likely
TO return shortly to Parliament, Is well
founded. His reappearance in tho House,
will most likely be preceded by n vista.
tion to his constituents. Mr.. Brights
health Is improving steadily.
In the House OF Commons Mr.. Gran.
vile objected reproducing tho instructions
given tho AnglO.American Commission.
lie believed that tho MARITIME interna.
tional law would certainly be one Of the
topics OF their deliberations. .H..
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NEW YORK CITY.
NEW YnnK. FplrlInrv 81.

New YORK, February 81.
Coal rctailed in this city and Brooklyn
yesterday at $15 per ton. This extortion.
ate price is severely felt by the poor and
workingmen, as the weather has suddenly
changed to cold again, and much suffering
must necessarily ensue,
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MISSOURI.
The New Madrid Murder--Arrcst on
Suspicion.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 81.
IF. Boycc, ex.Sherilr of Now Madrid
Co., was arrested at Barnum's Hotel, last
night, on suspicion Of having killed Dep.
uty us. Marshal Jenkins, at New Mad
rid, last Wednesday. II Is stated that
afler BOycG's son had Quarreled with Mr..
Jenkins, as previously reported, Boyce
borrowed gun Of q neighbor, and that
aiter the murder, this gun was found near
tho house. Mr., Boyce denies having had
anything to do with the murder.
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TIE steubenvillians are multiplying SC
so fast that houses can't bo built rapid
lyenough to afford them accommodations;
and, accordingly, rs We learn from the
Herald, dwelling house ore exceedingly
scarce, rents higher than last season; and
unless more houses are built some of the
people will have to cmlgrate. Send them
down this way, Plenty Of room in West
Virginia.