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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-14
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, April 10.

WASHINGTON, April IL.
The President sent the following nomi
nations 10 the Senate to-day to be mem.
bers OF the Legislative Assembly for the
District Of Columbia: For one yesr-D
L. Cation, j. A. Gray, A. X. Brown, G. +
Gullick, and Samuel Cross and the fol-
lowing for term Of two years: Fred
Douglass, Adolphus Hall, c. F. Peck, U
II. Miller, VIM. Slickney, and DAME
Smith; Collector of Internal Revenue, W
B. McCreary, Sixth District, Michigan
Assessors Of Internal Revenue, Townsend
Mutt, Sixth District, Michigan, and G. 8
Smith, Eighth District, Michigan.
Certain citizens Of the third Congress
ional district Of Ohio, now represented by
Lewis D. Campbell. represent 10 The
Committee on Elections that they have
discovered new evidence to show thai
Campbell Is not entitled to the seat. The
period fixed by law for taking testimony
having expired, they ask that additional
time be allowed. Argument will be
heard tomorrow. Gen. Schenck Is not q
party TO the contest.
The President has ordered that In the
future tho heads Of Departments shall
grant leaves Of absence to territorial
officers only for reasons Of the most ur.
gent character, and then only for the
shortest possible time,
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Nav York Drr Goodr Marknt.

NEW York, April IS.
The market Is fairly active, particularly
with leading jobbing houses, and prices,
as a rule, are steady. The only changes oI
importance to note are reduction Of 3c
In the price Of Cabot 49 inch bleached
cottonS, which now sell at 15fc, and 40
inch Of the same brand III. Printing
cloths are firm at 1870, while prints vary
from 10 to lie. Nous Delaines are steady
at lSc, Glace and printed lustres of do,
sirable makes bring 2la92ic. Glugham.
are in steady request, and sell relatively
better than caliCoes, the best styles and
makes, such as Lancaster and Amoskeag,
bringing l5c, and for Glasgow, 13c. Heavy
brown sheetings are in fair request at 12a
12ic, and brown drills 12ial3c. Dun.
nelles fancy prints have advanced to lie,
and Hampden cottonades, light plain,
10c; plaids 20c; three yard Ver0nas 2afc;
Gables 21ic; elght.ounce double and twist
goods S5c. AmoSkeag bleached musllns
are reduce in price to 14ic.
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The San Juan Boundary Question,
WAsuNnrnN. Anril 18.

Tho trouble in the Joint high Commis-
sion over the San Juan boundary question
is not yet decided, and the Commission.
ers on the part Of the two governments
arc no nearer an agreement than they
were fortnight ago. By the provisions
Of the treaty ol SO, fixing the boundary
between the United States and British
America (trom the Rocky Mountains to
the Pacific ocean, It was stipulated that
the line through Pugets Sound should be
In the centre OF the channel, around the
island Of San Juan. There are two chan.
nels, through both Of which vessels can
pass. The United States claim, however,
that the surveys, soundings, &C., show
that the northern Is the main channel,
while the British government insists that
the southern Is the one referred 10 In the
treaty. All admit that the island Is not
worth having, and that neither govern
ment cares for It; but because It is q
subject In which the pride Of both gov.
ernments has been enlisted, neither Is
willing 70 recede. The only significance
OF the contest Is the principle involved,
From present indications no agreement
on the question will be arrived at
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GENERAL NEWS.

Jos. Pollock, q moulder, living at
Newport, KY, shot himself through the
head with pistol Wednesday evening.
AN incendiory fire at Nevada, No.
last Thursday, destroyed fifteen thousand
dollars worth OF property.
Major Nathaniel Mclean, one of the
oldest and most respected citizens of St
Paul, died Wednesday mOrnining.
There was fine auroral display at
Cincinnati last night.
The Ohio House passed the approprl.
alton bill yesterday-an indication Of up.
preaching adjournment.
The Sheriff, at Rochester, N. Y, re.
celved Thursday morning, from Buffalo,
fifGy.four executions against the New
York Central Railroad Company, amount
ing in the aggregateto $4,000. He leYied
at once upon locomotives, which he will
hold till further orders.
Hon. Henry W. Bishop, died Thurs.
day morning, at Lynn, Mass.
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FINANCIAL.
7-3O GOLD LOAN
or TuE
Northern Pacific Railroad
RAPID PROGRESS OF THE WORK.

This building Of the Northern PaeIae Railroad.
(begun July llst, Is being pushed forward with
great energy from both eEtremltes OF The line
Several thousand men arc employed In Mime.
sofa and on the PaEiac coast. The grade Il
nearly completed 96B miles WcsEWafd ffom Lake
Superior; trains Are running over IS0 miles Of
finished rORd, aud trlcklAJ Ing Is rapidly pro
crossing toward tho eastern border Of Dakota.
I1eludInR Its purchase OF the Sc Paul 4 Pacific
Road, the N0rth'rn Pacific Company now has
4IS miles Of completed road, and by September
next this will be Increased TO lt lo,si $50.
A G0DD INVESTMENT. Jay Cooke 3 Co.
are now selling, aud unhesitatingly recommend
as Profitable and perfectly Safe Investment, the
First Mortgage Land Grant Gold Bonds OF the
Northern Paciac railroad Company. They have
30 years to run, bear SeIen and Three.TenthS
per cent, gold Interest (more than Sper cent cur
rency and are secured by drSt and only mortgage
on the ENTIRE ROAD AND ITS EouIPHENTS, and
also, as fast a. the rOad Is completed, on
$4,000 AChlS OF LAND TO every mile Of
trlek, or 800 Acres for each $1,000 Bond. They
are exempt from .. i. Tax; Prluclpal and IN
terest arc payable In Gold; DenominAtionE
cSuPons, 500 to $1,000 RsgiItsrSd, 800 70
LANDS FOR BONDS. Northern Paciae 7sU's
are At all times receivable at TIN PER cENT.
ABOVE EPAR, IN exchange for the Company'G Lands.
at their lowest cash price. This renders them
prattieally IHTEREsT gEARrNG LAND WARRANTS.
SINKING PUSD. The proceeds Of all sales Of
Lands arc required to be devoted to The rs puF-
chase and cancellation OF the First Mortgage
Bonds OF the Company; Tho Land Grant Of the
Road exceeds Plity Million Acres. This i'm.
mense Sinking Fund will undoubtedly cancel the
principal Of tho Complny'S bonded debt before
It falls duo. With their ample security and high
rate Of interest, there is no Investment lceOisI-
bic TO the people, which Is moro PnoTITIsLI on
EAFE.
EXCHANGING q. s. FIVE.TWEyTIIs. The
success OF the new Government per cent, Loan
Will compel tho early surrender Of United States
6por cents. Many holders Of FIVo.TWentIeS are
now exchanging them for Northern Pacido
Seyen.ThirtleS, thus realizing hAndIoine proat,
and greatly Increasing their yearly income.
OTHER SECURITIES. An marketable Stocia
aHd Bonds will DO received OF their, highest cur.
rent price in exchange for Northern Paclhc
Sayon.Thlries. RXPRBSs CHARGES on Money oF
Bonds received, and on .ThlFties sent In re.
tuIn, will DO paid By the Financial Agents. Full
Information, maps, pamphlets, etc, can be OBJ
t4ined on application at any agency, or from
the undersigned. For sale BY
JAY COOKIE SS co.,
PHILADELPHIA, NEw YoRK, WAsuNOTON,
Financial Agents Northern Pacific Railroad %.
ByBANKS and BANKERS CENTRALLY Arovoh.
r. cRANoLE,
Ap3 President City Bank,
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How to Have Early tomatoes.

Tomatoes on heavy soil may be obtain.
ed from iour to five weeks earlier than
usual, by setting the plants en- the tops Of
sharp hills. Tie hills should be about
fifleen inches high and three feet In
diameter at the base. Water the plants
only when first set, and dust the plant
and whole hill frequently with plaster.
The tomato coming from a hot and dry
country, will endure adrought that would
prove htal to less hardy plants. What It
needs most Is heat, and this Is secured by
planting on steep hills, on which the suns
rays strike less Obliquely than on fat sur.
faces. Land should not be over rich for
the tomato, very fertile soil producing too
great u growth Of vine. The vines should
be "pinched in" and the blossoms remov.
cd after the first settings have attained
the size Of marbles: but in any case the
vines should be permitted to tall directly
on the ground, that the fruit may have
the iull benefit OF the heat Of the sun and
the warmth from the earth. By saving
the first well.iOmed ripe tomato for seed,
for several successive years, a variety may
be obtained that tor earlineSs will he far
superior 10 the original stock.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, April 10

OtNClhNATIi april ID.
CoTToN-Firm; middllng 144c.
FLoUR-Steady.
GRAN-Wheat steady. Corn dull and
unchanged at &c. Rye-demand iair
and advanced at 81 DIAL OF. 0ats-de
mand good; No. 2 at 54a58c. Barley scarce
and firm; choice at 81 OF.
GrocerieSand oils unchanged.
E0Gs-Firm at 12tc.
Butter and cheese unchanged.
PRovIHoNs-Pork In fair demand, buI
at lower rates; sales-1 900 bbls at $40 90
ono lot at $40 25. Lard dull at 114c
Bulk meats In fair demand, but at loWel
rates. sales-S00, 900 lbs; shoulders at 6Ic
sides SaSic for rib and clear rib. Bacon
only limited demand; shoulders 7ia71c
sides 9ta10tc.
ToBACco-Dull and declined 9a5c
Sales-6S0 hogsheads. E.0 7
WHIsKY-Firm at Soc.
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ts5 was WKtn Until Z
HOUSE.
NEW YORK CITY.
NEW YoRK, Aprll Is.

s. New York, April 1S.
There IS a rumor that the late pension
agent Of this city, predecessor Of DOty,
has been missing for some time, and some
Of the government funds are unaccounted
for. ..... o.. ......a ....
The French Canadians in New York
arc to hold a mass meeting In favor of the
annexation Of British North America Il
the United States, at the Masonic Hall
Twenty.frst street. English speaking
Canadians, who favor the annexation, are
invited to take part In the address. The
Committee claims that there are over three
millions Of French Americans scattered
from Quebec TO New Orleans, and ex'
presses the opinion that II these people
will unite at;:er the annexation they can
make their votes tell. ,rgU -E
An order was issued by the Supreme
Court in Brooklyn, yesterday, requiring
Mayor Kalbaelsch to show cause on Sat
urday why a. mAndamus shall not be
issued compelling him to sign $4,000 In
city bonds for the construction Of sewers.
Another was also granted requiring him
to show cause, the same day, why he
should not be compelled 10 sign $S5, ,00C
In bonds for tho reconstruction Of water
works engines.
The Cuba has arrived from Liverpool.
Several morning papers have special
dispatches relative TO reported fight be.
tween United States troops and MexicanS
on the Texas frontier, but they contain no
intelligence additional to that already
telegraphed.
The officers Of the NarraganSett Steam
ship Company gave complimentary re-
ception to the Journalists and members Of
the press Of New York this afternoon
on board the steamer Bristol, which has
been thoroughly remodeled and furnish.
ed. Tho steamer resumes her place TO.
night on the Fall River Line to Boston
Col James Fisk, Jr.. presided at an ele,
giant banquet served In the lower main
saloon, and responded to a congratulatory
address In a characteristic and most
tellcitous speech, expressing the highest
regard for members Of the press and their
services TO his public enterprises, remark.
ing that although they sometimes chop
ped rather close to the bone, he believed
they were In the main right, and he liked
them better for Il. Mr.. r. Swaine, Man.
aging Director Of the company, followed
in some remarks describing the msgni
tude, interests and property controlled by
the company, and brief speeches were
also made by several gentlemen Of the
city press,
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The members Of the Commune are per.
sonally on the field, to manage theil
wearied troops. s..
This British Consul at Paris has warned
all Englishmen to leave the city.
VERSAILLES, April 10.
Its officially announced that the al.
legged Communist victories are entirely
without foundation. No engagement
took place Tuesday or Wednesdsy. There
was merely an inSlrgent fusilade, followed
by cannonade.
There has been no engagement this
morning.
All the roads leading to Paris are occu'
pied by Versailles troops.
The delegates from the party Of concil,
iation have returned 10 Paris. The con.
ditioDs OF peace proposed to them by
President Thiers were, that Paris should
first lay down her arms, and then the mu.
nicipal franchise will be granted to the
city.
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Court adjourned till Thursday (tO.mor.

Court adjourned till Thursday (to.mOr.
row. morning at nine O'Clock.
Attendance at Court at least thirty pei
cent greater than yesterday, the interest
in the trial increasing every hour Of ii
progress. No ladieapresenI as yet.
Harry Black, ST., occupied seat by
the side Of his son. During the reading
o! the indictment young Blacks eyes
were alternately upon the jury and the
Deputy Clerk, but no change 10 his facial
expression was observable.
Il Is now generally thought that the
trial will be over Ey the close OF next
week.
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New York Money and Stock Market.

Gold has been rather active To day,
opening at 11ot and closing at 1l0gal10t.
A feRloans were made at 1alf per cent,
Clearances about $l4,000,000. At the
Sub Treasury the entire amount Of gold
bid for was $10,375,000. Awards OF
g, 2,00e0 900 at from l00.13i 10 1102l. Gov.
ernments firm to-day on q moderate bust.
ness, and prices show fractional advance
compared with those Of yesterday. Stocks
opened steady. The active stocks have
advanced again, and the features have
been New York Central Scrip, Hudson,
Lake Shore, Wabash, St. Paul, Ohio,
Western Union, and Pacific Mail. Al
the close Northwestern advanced I per
cent Ohio has been particularly active,
large amounts selling at from 52f 10 52f,
Central and Union Pacific bonds strong.
At the Board sales were made Of Cleye.
land, Columbus and Indiana at glfaOl1;
St. Louis and Iron Mountain sold at so,
Money steady at Ga7 per cent. State
bonds strong In Tennessee, North Caro-.
lima, and Georgia skies. Sterling Ex.
change 110.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHIIADELPHiA, April IS.
F1oUR-steady; extra family, $075a
z 4O;other grades unchanged. t,srtf
GRGM-Wbeat steady; red western,
81 elai 90. Rye, unchanged. Com, dulI
and dropping; yellow 7siaS0c; mixed
western, 76a77c. Oats, 6Sa69c,
,PRovrsroSs-Dull and dropping.
oLs-Pelroleum crude, lie; refined
gsta22ic.
WHIsET-Dull at 92ic.
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MISUNDERSTANDING HOMICIDE.
The Trial at Frsderick--sscOnd Day.
Cor Of Cumberland News.
FREDERICK, April 10. 1871.

Coz. OF Cumberland News.
FREDERICK, April 10, 1871.
Court opened at 0 A. N. A full bench
Chief Judge Maulsby, Associate Judges
Lynch and Bouic. The empanneling OF
the jury was completed. The jury is
composed Of ten farmers, one merchant,
and one retired merchant. All three
selected this morning are farmers. The
names and occupation Of the Jury arc as
follows VIM. N. Feaga, farmer and mil.
Ter; JJseph W. Elzler, retired merchant;
Ephraim Stoner, George W. Foreman,
Henry ]. Deayer, farmers; Robert Lease,
merchant; Pottinger Dorsey, Benjamin
P. Champion, Jonathan Biser, George II.
Fox, Michael Zimmerman and Daniel T.
Whip, farmers. ayaH
The indictment was then read by
Deputy Clerk Fearbake, charging Henry
Crawford Black with the killing OF VIM.
W. McKaig, by three pistol wounds on
the 18th OF October last, in the city oi
Cumberland. The reading occupied five
minutes. To all the counts OF the indlct.
ment the prisoner pleaded "Not Guilty.",
The witnesses for the State, present
were then sworn; after which Attorney
General Jones addressed the jury in an
opening statement-occupying fOrty,four
minutes time.
As the clock struck twelve the first wit,
ness for the State was Called-Mr. Whit
ney conducting the examination: A'
Dr.. p A. HeGky-Am physician, 70,
side In Cumberland; office on Baltimore
street, on the north side, near the bridge
know the deceased and the prisoner. (Plai
Of the scene Of the tragedy and q portion
OF Cumberland hero shown wltness,) Saw
McKaig on the morning olthe occurrence
was at my window and saw him lust a
he crossed the bridge; the time was aboui
! 8 o'clock; q he stepped from the bridge
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NEW YoRK, April lS.
CoTToS-Dull but unchanged; mid.
ding uplAnds 14ic.
FGoGR-Dullat SO 5OaG 80 for shipping
extras.
GRAIN-Wheat dull; new Spring 81 5S
al 6li; red and amber 81 SEAL 65. Oats
dull at67a69lc. Corn dull, at 75a77c for
Western mixed. i.. .......
Eoas-Steady; fresh at 14ta15ic.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, April IS.
FLoUR-Firm; Western family 81 5Oa
$50.
GRAIN-Wheat; market firm; Ohio
and Indiana 81 56a1 65. Corn dull and
dropping; mixed Western 1Sa74c.
PRovIsioSs-MeSs pork quiet at alc;
bacon shoulders Sic; sides 10fc; clear rib
lie. Hams 17a1Tic. Lard 12fc.
WHIsKY-Dull at Ole.
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Baltimore Live stock Market.

BEEyEs-Market very dull, and prices
decidedly Lover; yS T.. /. Best quality, eta7ici
fnt quality, S00a6 % medium, $i25a
8 09 inferior and ordinary, s. 0Oa4 95
Receipts, 929 head; sales SO head.
SwISE-ReceiptS largely exceeded the
demands, and the market Is depressed
and the prices lower, with a verfy few
sales ut the decline, Quoted at saOc
receipts, 5,515 head. Y j. 5-r
sREEP-In general demand with fair
receipts. The market Is without decld.
edchange. Fair 70 good sheared at O. OO
as 80; good to extra, IS 25a8 90; good
lots extra woolSd Penn, 81 90. Receipts
ASA head.
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XLIId CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE.
NJL14NA2I 7 L
WAsTIlrroros. April Is.

NASHINOTONI ApEu To-
The Vice President has appointed Messrs
WILSON and CARPENTER, visitors TO West
Point. Mr.. WILSON upon his own re.
quest, was excused from service on the
Southern outrage investigation.
5hr. RoBERTsoN gave notice that he
would vote for the amendment to the or.
der Of business to permit action on the
general amnesty bin, as soon as the Ku.
Klux bill was disposed Of in regular or
der. The Ku.Klux bill was then proceed
ed with.
SMr. THURMAN took the floor in a
lengthy argument against the centralizing
tendencies Of the bill.
The first Of sundry amendments, being
mere verbal improvement Of the phrase
ology OF the bill, was then voted upon.
Dir. TRUMBULL called for the ayes and
noes TO test whether the Senate was dis
posed to amend the bill in any shape.
The amendment was agreed tO-ayes,
Al; noes, 2.
At5:90 It was arranged, by unanimous
consent, to hold an evening session for
debate on the bill, and that the matter
shall be disposed Of finally tomorrow,
the session to commence al 10, and Mr.
EDNUEDs, in charge Of the bill, 10 be as
signed the floor TO close the debate at
Pm.
Arecess was taken until II O'Clock.
HOUSE.
The House proceeded with the conSid.
Grafton Of the Senate amendments to the
deficiency bill. The question being on
the amendment repeating the law which
requires meeting Of each new Congress
on the 4th Of March. Afer debate, the
Senate amendment repeating, was con.
cured in; yeas-99; nays 9S. The SPEAK
En- having hesitated some seconds in an.
nouncing that the ayes had 1t, explained
that his hesitation was as to whether be
should exercise the night which he had Of
voting, and producing q tie, but that after
consideration he declined to exercise that
right Without disposing Of all amend.
ments, the House adjourned.
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Indian Raid Feared in Minnesota.

A"ANAhni OPAh Ao'
Late Minnesota papers say that there
arc fears Of another Indian raid at Lerch
Lake, by pillage from the Indians. The
contemplated movement Is to be made
after the sugar making Is over. Every
precaution Is being taken to avert the
impending danger.
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CRACRAPT q MAuAULEY, Monroe a, east Of ath.
W. T, D. L. uuhBARD, 9TH a., enc door south
Of to1rt House.
Pack 4 CoCHRAS, 9TH 81, "a door below ouInsy
STANTON & ALLISON, 9TH sL north OF Monroe.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK or WHEEtINs, No Main street.
ClTT BANK, Crangl6's Block, Market street.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, No. Monroe ItFVoi,
AERcHANrs' NATIONAL BANK, corner Main ana
NATIONAL sAVNOS BANK, No Main street
PIoPLEI BANK, 60 Main street.
Book and Stationery.
cAEPBELL McDERxoT, cor. Market and Non.
PAUL BRoI, : Co., 20 Market st.
Book BlndsrI and Blank Books.
Au1l, FREw s Co., IS Quincy street.
Boots GHd Shoes, (wholSsals)
CD. KNOX & Co., IS Main street.
Boots and Shoes, CRstall)
L, V, BLOND, lO7 Main street.
ChrOnoS and FrAnW.
5. L. NicoLt 4 Co., under Mcclure HouIe,
sToNER 3 HANRE, o. Market street
China, Glass, &c.
&c. WNSHrP d Co., 81 Monroe street.
Clothing.
TloS. HUGuEs, IS cor. Monroe and Water Its,
!. i. LAkN g. Co No Monroe street
JoaN L. Rice, 50 Monroe street.
j. .H.STALLNAS 3 Co., IS Monroe street.
Coal.
CAPEHARr 3 AoAEcuES, Markets IL, opp, Union.
Dentists.
3. E, woRTHHN, Monroe st., between Main anh
Market.
DrugVlItI, (whOlsIAls)
LAusHN, BRos. & Co, Main street.
Lo0AN, List & Co., Bridge corner.
DFugglItS, RetaIl.)
EDMCSD BOcENo, No Odd Fellows Hall.
AcLAIS BRo1., No, Washington hall.
DRY Goods.
BoTD & srrLER, IS Main A., Centre Whaling
BRuES q SANDERS, ll4 Main street
]. b. RHopEs Co, Merchants Block Main Al
JoHS RoENER 5 Co., 81 an l 50 Aalu aL
HESRT RoEMEE, 95 cor. Main and Blddls sta
sroSE & THOMAS, ia Main street
GEo. X. TAYLOR y Co., MerehAnts' Block, Main
street.
FRIEND soS, iSi Main street.
HuABARD & BEorHEH, 80 & sS Market HtrO0t.
FanSy Groceries.
DAvm & MuLER, 90 Main street.
Groceries, wholOsGls)
uExRr K. List & Co., cor, Main A opinsv ~,
OGLEBAT, SoS q Co, 81 Main street.
d. hEILLI, % and q Main street.
w. ''-'4.Nll'' y = 't- ST. e''' QUINCY
dFeeeTs, lHeAu)
Q i. BoorH & Co., cor. Monroe q Water Ita.
+- - % 'A' W. NAA'As' An' quincy 'US'"
HGtG and Caps.
HARPER & BRoS., 6g Main street
Iroa, Nails, &c.
MErcAIP 3 BuRr, 6s Main Itroet.
'Ae"S SS'OAA' y AA'A 'H''''
InIuraBes.
AErSA FInE AND MARINE Ns. Co., once under
PiTS SLI[1 Ixp HGg TATTyE INSURANCE coy nm .,,,,,
next door to Merchants National Bank.
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WHEELING
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Names, business aud Locations Of
tho Leading Houses Ia Wheeling,
for the use Of Country Merchants
aud others visiting the City. Those
intending TO purchase will do well
10 cut this out for reference.
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It's probable that cloudy weather Will
on Friday very generally prevail, with
light rains at q few points In the south
and southWest; eaStefly Winds on Lake
Michigan, and northeasterly on Lake So.
perior. -.--,s-- ~.