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wheeling Wholesale Market.
oFFIcE or DAILY IAFELLlaENcER,
WROrnanAv Rah * Npft

..-r-.-rs4-s-=s WEDA2sDAY, Feb. Is, l811.
Dealers complain Of o dull trade. Market gen
orally arm, with an advancing tendency. Flour
quiet At quotations, but held with frmneSs. Nil.
lers say very little wheat Is coming in, and stock
Of aour here Is very light Hams are higher.
The demand forho2 product Is large for this sea-
son OF the year, and holders arc Indifferent about
selling at quotations. Groceries show but slight
change. Coffee Is armer, and really choice
grades scarce and high. Sugar and MOlAsses
steady, Rice has advanced.
APPLEs-$I 5Oa500.
BUrTEE-Abundant at S902ie for good to
choice.
::BRoOAs Fancy, s. 2S, g 7s and a 90; plain
g 25G9 rs.
BucKwHEAT FLouR-In good demand; 90 80
per barrel. ....
CuEEsB- Quiet; Western Reserve l40i5c.
Goshen i5X0iGc,
CRANBERRIEs-Sale OF cultivated at $l9 per
barrel.
CARBON ou-Advanced 10 26c, and no charge
for package.
CoETEE-G Good to prime Rio at 170isc; choice
to fancy 1ON20c.
RGoS-The market Is fully supplied; sales at
20c. ..
Frsu-Lake Herring $S 70; White Fish IS 2S;
Lake ShRd 81 Is; No. 5 medium Maekerel, 90 25;
No. 2 medium q 30.
FLoUR-MafkGt quiet, but hrm. We quote
fancy at IS 90; choice white wheat family, 81 Is;
red wheat family, 80 1907 90. Rye Flour, Is rs.
CRAM RnsGt-We quote strictly choice white
at 81 10; No. red at 81 30 0atS-SOc
Cors-b5G65c fornOw. RW-76c. Baricy-Dull
at 10000. .... ...r ..
GLASs-Flrst quality sxlO, IS so: 1Oxl2, $40
second quality sx1O, q Is; lOx12, g 25 . box Of
50 feet, net prices, ..
GNsENG-6Oc per ID.
HAY-BAled at $l56DIs,
LAIRD Olive quote winter strained at 81 IS
01 20.
NAns-1Od To COD, q 25 Sd to Cd, q 80; Cd
TO I'd, 81 rs. .....
PRoyBIoNs.-Bacon Is In good demand at
quotations. Plain Hams lee; sugar cnrcd i7c;
Shoulders, lie; Breakfast Bacon, 15c. Clear Sides,
1SKc. Mess Pork $23. Lard-TlOrces, 1Sc; kegs
14Kc. ..r
PoTAToEs-ScarcG at $i1i %.
RIcE-New Carolina 909XO for prime.
RAGs-4c.
sEEDs-Fla1sCcd 81 rs; Timothy 20 50; ClO-
yer & 80. ..a
srRUrs-B Baltimore $4,000; New York 7O075c;
Choice Drips sOc. Now Orleans MolASses-
crop, fair to good, Csc; prime, 70c; choice, 7sc.
suaARs-RAw sugar steady at quotations; re-
fined very Hrm; Crushed l5c; A Coffee, Iikc;
Coffee, 14c; Exta Coffee, lSHc. New Orleans,
new crop, lO01lc; Porto Rico and Cuba, 1lK;
0i2>Ic; Demarara, 12X01ac.
SoDA-Best New Castle in kegs. &c.
~ PIEIsG .pQwpER7-ssc. per pound. ....
SoAr-Family 6kc; German 7c; Eastern 10
0lac.
srARcH-71sc; Maizena, 1201ic.
suoT AND LEAD-Bar Lead 1Oc 0 pound; Shot
81 20 . bag. .'..|r -u O...
sALr-DaIry g 2S; Ohio River 81 10.
sNUYP-7Oc; do In boxes Of six dozen s25.
TEA-GunpOwder 81 4O01 20; Young Tyson
81 8O01 60; Black 81 0O01IO. .a e
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THE TEST OATH.
Message of the President.
WASHINGTON, February

WASHINGTON, February 10.
To the Senate and House Of Representatives. :
have this day transmitted to the Sen.
ate the announcement that Senate bill,
No. 21s, an act prescribing an oath to be
taken by persons who participated In the
late rebellion who are not disqualified from
holding office by the Fourteenth Amend
ment to the Constitution of the United
States, has become law in the manner
prescribed by the Constitution, without
the signature Of the President. II this
were all that Ia necessary for the repeal Of
the test oath required Of persons elected
or appointed to Offices Of honor or trust,
It would meet my approval. The effect
of the law, however, Is to relieve from
taking the prescribed oath all those per-
sons whom It was intended TO exclude
from such offices, and require 1t from all
others. BY this law the soldier, who fought
and bled for his country, has to swear
loyalty before assuming official functions,
whilst Generals who commanded hosts
for the overthrow of his government is
admitted to place without II. cannot
atllx my name to q law which discrimi
mates against the upholder of the govern.
ment. Ibelieve, however, that It Is not n
wise policy to keep from office by oath
those who arc not disqualified by the Con-
stitution and are the choice OF legal vo-
tiers, but whilst relieving them from an
oath which they cannot take recommend
the release also Of those to whom the oath
has no application. '
lSigned) .n... U. s. GRANT.
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WASHINGTON.
Claims in Congress.
WAsnINaroN. FebruarY /

WAsHRGToN, February 10.
The House Committee on Claims have
842 cases upon the docket, about 120 OF
which have been acted upon fayOrably,
$50 unlavorably, and the remainder have
not been reached. But even this large
number of cases does not include all the
claims introduced in the House, nearly
every committee has some TO consider.
The Pension Committee have more than
800 claims, the Military Committee have
about 800 war claims, while the Commit.
tees on Private Land Claims, Naval Affairs,
Foreign Affairs, Postofilces, Patents, Judi.
ciary and Appropriations, have each II
large number. A moderate estimate puts
the number OF claims filed in the House
during the present Congress at over 5000,
and probably 1000 more in the Senate.
The establishment oi Court Of Claims
for the express purpose Of relieving Con.
gress OF this business OF passing upon
private claims. had no apparent effect In
iessening tie flood of demands for relief
which come upon both Houses.
WANT GEN. CANRY INVESTIGATED.
Representative Booker, of Virginia,
appeared before the House Judiciary Com
mittee this morning and presented me-
mortal from the citizens Of Virginia ask
ing an investigation into the official con-
duct Of Gen. Candy while in command OF
that State.
MORE NEW JUDGES.
Tie Comniittge agreel1J reps5. a3ill
dividing Kentucky into two Judicial dis
triCts. H-. -
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The latest News.
GENERAL NEWS.

Patrick McGinness, an insane man, an
inmate Of q Chicago hospital, about two
weeks since refused to take food or medi.
cine, and continued to do so till Tuesday
night, when he died from actual starva
tiOn.
w. B. Hazu, U. s. A., was married
last night TO o daughter OF Hon, Washing.
ton Mclean, Of the Cincinnati Enquirer
The Cincinnati Morning Leader has
been indicted by the Grand Jury for libel,
The alleged crime, 1t is understood, con-
sisting Of having published some severe
reflections upon one Of tho attorneys Ofthc
Cincinnati bar.
The Chicago Board Of Trade yCster-
day contributed five thousand dollars Tor
the relief Of the suffering people OF France.
Mrs. Mcguire was burned to death at
Shakapee. MINI, Tuesday morning.
While drunk she upset q lamp, the flames
of which covered her in an instant.
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1'IiE RISE in GovERNMENTs.-
influences have combined 10 produce the
advance in government bonds. In the
first place the aspect Ot European affairs
Is considered favorable TO u permanent
peace, ind this, in connection with the
nmiCablc negotiations now progressing
between England and the United States
for the settlement Of all questions in dis
pute between the two countries, including
the Alabama claims, has produced u more
hopeful and settled feeling in the financial
markets at home and abroad than has
been seen for II long time previously. A
second and more immediate cause for
the advance is found in the action OF
Secretary Boutwell, in advertising thut
subscription books for the now 8, di and
4 per cent. funding loan will be opened
on the 9th Of March proximO; the effect
Of this announcement having been 10
strengthen prices under the general i'm
preston that Mr.. Boutwell's efforts will
be directed towards bringing the price OF
tiye.twenties up to par in gold,-N. J.
Fin. UIrOn.
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ENGLAND.
LONDON, February Is,

LONDON, FeDruafy 10.
In tic House Of Lords this evening,
Mr. Granville said the High Commission,
which Is about TO meet in Washington, Is
without power to settle the question orthc
fisheries, but is only authorized to frame
terms of adjustment, on which decision
OF the members must be unanimous for
submission to their respective govern.
ments.
In the House Of Commons Viscount En-.
field, under Secretary Of Foreign AZ.
fairs, promised TO lay before the House all
papers relative to the case of the British
golfers sunk in the Seine by tho PrusSians
The Viscount said the government hadno
doubt but that Bismarck would amply re-
deem the promise to compensate the own
ers for losses and injuries sustained. %
There werelriotous demonstration in
Cork yesterday, on the occasion oil wei.
come given TO q released Fenian captain.
Thestreets were cleared by mounted po.
lice with drawn sabres. H ~'''''
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checked in turn, by tIe accOunts Of

checked in turn, by the accounts Of
the banks, render an error OF such
magnitude, intentional or uninten-
tlonal, out of tho question. Whatever
deficit exists is due, VIC presume, to the
errors committed in estimating the rev.
enucs and in making appropriations So
far as VIC can Judge, there IS no ground
whatever for the intimatiOn which tho
Register designs to convey of fraud in thn
treasury accounts Without colusion be.
tween the Auditor and Treasurer and tho
banks of deposit, We don't see how such
q thing would be possible.
Its not pretended by the correspond.
ent, tits to be ol,servc!, that the deficit Is
in the accounts. lie simply says the ri.
NOR is "tlat the close investigation to
which the condition Of tie State treasury
has been subjected has revealed deficit
Of ninety.threc thousand dollars" The
editor, however, cNltily suggests that 1t
is in the accounts, for he says; "what is
the nature of the deficit, whether the re.
ccipts have been greater than stated, or tho
expenditures less, we know not" In
either ofthese suppositous cases it would
be not u deficit, simply, but fraud and
swindle. The correspondent makes no
such charge.
Wearc inclined to think there is II lii.
tie deficit somewhere else than in the
treasury, or this weak invention would
not have been telegraphed all the way
from Charleston and printed with so
much parade and establishment
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TIE TREASURY.
Mr.. Boutwell's Currency balance.
Mu.r Nnnn Enl, LIZ

Mr.. Boutwell's Currency Balance.
New YoRK, Feb. 10.
The Tri5unfS Washington correspon.
dent telegraphs that Secretary Boutwell,,
in conversation recently with gentlemen
from New York, who disagree with him
us to the policy of retaining in the Trea-
sury a currency balance Of about $25, 900,
600, replied toitheir criticism that an un.
usually large balance isnccessary in order
to provide for the redemption Of the $45,.
100000 worth of three per cent. in certiti.
Gates, authorized to be retired by the act
OF July 12, 1870. These certificates
are liable, he says, to DO pre-.
sented at my time, and the gov
ernment, like any other debtor who
has out heavy liabilities, payable at sight,
must keep in hand funds availableior that
purpose. As currency receipts arc much
diminished, the only way in which the
payment Of these can be provided for, Is
by holding this large balance or by selling
gold to raise the money Us It Is needed.
Secretary Boutwell, adds that this large
balance injuries no one but the govern
ment, and that only by loss Of interest
Any other plan he thinks of would, by
arrangement Of the financial machinery
of the country, result in much greater
lose t "..aU.. 90
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The Nova scotians Kicking up About
the Fisheries.
HALIFAX, N. s., February 10.

llAlIlFAA, N. p, reDruuTy TO-
In the Nova Scotia Assembly yesterday,
Mr.. Hill made q strong speech condemn.
ing the local government for not giving
moral support to the Dominion Govern.
ment on the fishery question, and con-
cludes by moving the adoption ofa resolu-
ton TO communicate with the Governor
General, urging him to see that the rights
Of Nova Scotia In the fisheries are not con-
ceded in the negotiations Of the commits,
sion Just appointed. Attorney General
wilkins and Hon. Mr.. Vail replied that
the government had the subject under
consideration and intended moving In It,
Their fear was that the fisheries would be
given up in tho settlement Of the Alabama
claims, and resolutions would be moved
protesting against anything oil the kind.
The appointment Of Sir John A. McDon-
aid was argued as evidence that the inter.
est Of the maritime provinces were not
duly cared for. -.N
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ST. LOUIS.
sr. LOUIS, February Il

ST. LOUIS, February 10.
The reports circulated hero for some
days past that Mr.. Jay and Mr.. Parsons,
backed by the Atlantic & Pacific, Penn.
sylvania Central, and Baltimore & Ohio
railroads, have purchased Mr.. Bridges
interest In the Missouri Pacific railroad,
are untrue. Mr.. Bridge does not design
selling his stock, nor allow It's manage.
ment TO 20 out Of the hands Of st. Louis
and Missouri men. He will, however, di-
vide his large interest, so that the burden
of carrying the floating debt Of the COM
pany win be borne equally by other par.
ties, but the control and management Of
It md the road will remain In his hands.
General John W. Turner, Chief Com
imissaryiof this military department. has
been transferred TO the Department Of the
Pacific, and left, for San + francisco Mon.
day. Gen. Rehrose succeeds him. lv~i
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The Hudson River Disaster 10 DO In.
VeStigated.
- IL L---..--.-..
ALnANY, Eebruary

The investigation by u joint railroad
committee of tho Legislature into tho
Hudson River Railroad disaster at New
lIamburgh, was continued yesterday,
Charles johnson gave testimony concern.
Ing the disaster similar 70 what has been
published already. A dispatch was 70.
ceIved nom Commodore Vanderbilt, ask
Ing suspension Of the investigation until
the railroad company could DO represent.
cd by counsel. The request was complied
with. An adjournment was ordered until
this afternoon at A O'Clock, when counsel
is Cxpected 10 bo present,
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Terrible Railroad Collision in New
York.
AInANY Enhrnnru LIZ

The Montreal express train, which was
to leave New York last night at II
o'clock, left thirty.five minutes behind
time. On reaching the bridge at spuy.
ten Duyyel Greek, the engineer slowed
down, when the Yonkers train, which
was behind, came laundering around the
curve at full speed, A collision took
place which almost totally demolished
one car, and smashed the platforms of sew.
eral others. The engineer o. the Yonkers
train jumped of, and the conductor was
thrown down an embankment, while sew.
eral Of tho passengers were severely In
jured. Passengers describe tho collision
and is effects as terrible, and wonder that
many lives were not lost.
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AN cxccntric. though very excellent,
clergyman OF New England gave notice
at the close of the sermon on Sunday, that
he expected 10 go on u mission to the
heather during the ensuing week.
Alarmed and sorrow stricken at the pros
pect Of losing their beloved pastor, the
members Of the church gathered arountl
him, and one Of the deacons, in great agi-
tation, exclaimed, "What shall we do?"
"Oh, Brother c." said the minister,
with great apparent ease, 81 don't expect
TO go out of town" ......,
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CHICAGO, February 10.

FLouR-Dull.
GRAIS-Wheat-No. . spring Chicago
opened weak, but closed strong at 81 22ta
1881, cash and seller, March; this ?. NJ,
dull at 81 224, seller, March. Corn-Qutet
and 4c lower; No. Q mixed closed firm at
5O4c, cash: 44!c, seller, March; this P. NJ.
unchanged. 0ats-Quiet at 499c. Rye
NO. . firm but quiet. Barley-Dull
and nominal.
Hods-Live Hogs, Quiet and 15a90c
lower; closed at IS 65 to IS 70. Live
Hogs, dull at 81 Soar 90.
CATrLE-Dlll and declined from 15c 10
25c at "a 25a6 90. ......
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Masonic TEN pie to be Built at Cleve-
H. uH land. T... ....l
C1EYEIANp. FebruarY Is.

V1819' R1''1H@'H7f s7''-V
A largely attended meeting Of the Ma:
sonic fraternity was held at Case Hall
last evening, TO consider the project OF
building Masonic temple in this city.
The result was the taking Of preliminary
steps to form the "MasOnic Temple Asso.
ciation ot Cleveland" with $950,000 cap.
ital, in shares Of fifty dollars each. Books
Of subscription were opened and con.
siderableamount Of stock taken.
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A Ne.wM" N.M"Ij, Death Dealing Agent. 20
- .E..s !HI A.

VIM. RaddingtOn and daughter, four.
teen months old, were both dangerously
burned Monday night by the explosion Of
q lamp filled with what Is called rlon.cX'
plosivc gasoline. The lamp had just been
filled and was standing on a table The
flames were first communicated to the
child; the father was burned in Cndeavor.
Ing to extlngulsh Ills daughters burning
clothes. .E
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THE LEGISLATURE.


A bill was introduced by Mr.. Ice, Of
Marion, authorizing the Boards of Super.
vlsors Of certain counties TO guarantee tho
first mortgage bonds Of The Northern d.
Southern West Virginia RaiIroad Compa.
ny. House bill changing the boundaries
Of Bethany; House bill rc.cnacting an net
amending sec. 35 Of the charter OF Wheel
ing; House bill for tho protection OF the
Cumberland road, aud House bill to au-
thorize sale oi part ol u church lot in
West Liberty, were passed. The general
election bill was recommitted 10 the Ju-
dietary. .i.u .. H.
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Congressional Nomination in Con.
necticut.,
.N LL... ia AnrFhIln. EnhrnArYih *.

The Democratic Congressional Convcn:
tion Of the First district (ElartIord and
Tolland counties) to-day nominated DR..
A. r, Goodrich, Of Vernon The present
member Is Hon. Julius L. Strong, Rcpub-
llcan.
For candidate In tho Second Senatorial
district, Today lion. Ezra Hall was NOM
mated, 80 ! y % z - sAA ElG
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The PeunSyIvOnla Mlnos Going 10

Mr. CARMEL, Pa, Feb. 10,
All the CollIerics here resumed work
this morning, except one, which will com
mcnce Tomorrow, El
TAMAQUA, PA, Feb. 10.
The collierlcs still adhere to tho $500
basis. Two collioriOs hero are preparing
TO resume work,
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New York Market.

New YoRK, February 10,
CorroN-Fair and lower middllng up.
lands 15tc.
FLoUR-Dull and declined at 50 O5a
0 90 for shipping grades.
GIAiN-Wheat dull; new spring 81 %
al IS; Red amber 81 67a1 90. Oats dull
Of G0a09tc. Oh, %
PRovIsIoNs-Lard very firm at 1870.
EGGs-Qllet at 2Sa3Oc for fresh, and 10
al0c for lined, NJ FE L.Etl
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Cincinnati Market.

- CINCINNATI, February Is.
CorToN.-steAdy, niddling uplands 4ic.
FLoUR--Firin. ,f ta.EE
GRA1X-Whcat firm. Corn ialr; ear 80
aOOc. Rye unchanged. Oats firm at 80
a52c. tJl no .f,-,.r
sEEps-Cloyer seed dull and unchanged.
PRovIstoNs-Pork dull and nominal.
Lard dull and unchanged. Bulk meats
quiet and weak. Bacon dull and droop
Ing; closing ut 9ia1liA12c.
WHBKY-At SIC.
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River Report.

7ufbt CINCINNATI, February 10,
River 10 feet 0 inches and stationary,
Arrived-N[inneola and Empire. Depart
ed-Leonidas, New Orleans; Alice Dean,
Memphis; Clarmer, Evansville; Emma
Floyd, Nashville. Weather clear. TEN.
perature 40 deg,
jl02 90 PrrTsRURdIi, February d5.
Weather clear and thawlng fast Mon.
ongahela scant 8 feet and rising. Arrived
leopard, Lion and Coal Valley. The
81. Charles has not yet been raised. The
damage Is moro serious than was Rt first
supposed. The hole in the bottom Of her
hull was found to be 10 feet long and 8
feet wide. DCpartcd-Argosy. ,,
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Agrees 10 aR Extension o.
T. ATmistice,
LONDON, February ID.
BRAZIL.
LISBON, February 10,

LISBON, February 10,
Themai steamer has arrived with Rio
Janelro advlces Of January 22d. A col.
lsion Ind occurred In San PaulO, by
which many persons. were killed and a
largo number injured. A ministerial crisis
is iInlhcut in Brazil The revolution In
MOntOviedO continues. '
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New York Money and stock Market.

NEW YORK, February 10.
Gold opened at lit; closed 111tal11t
Loans 8 70 8 per cent Clearances $4e,-
100000. Governments have been very
steady to-day OF about the same prices as
at the close Of last night, but transactions
are limited. Ihe awards Of the treasury
bond purchases were 100000 at from
1O0.04to 1924. Stocks are dull, prices
remain about the same; Union Pacific
stock was active, and selling at from 2Oi
to 2lt on reported favorable news from
Washington. The New York Central
and Lake Shore are steady with but few
transactions, andclosing heavy with but
little change In prices, Money easy from
4 to 8 per cent. State bonds dull, with
but little or no change in prices. North
Carolina not quite so strong. Sterling
Exchange bankers' bills 1909.
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Financial and Commercial.
New YOrk ptr t!oOds llarEet. !.
---I NEW YoRK, February 10.

a.4H.l NEW 4 DIRK, repruAFy lO'
Pending the adjustment of Interior
frcights from here, tho market continues
dull and prices remain unchanged; but ere
tho close Of the week we look for some
radical changes In frelghts, and so soon ~
this occurs business Is likely 10 revive I'M
moliRtely. ,NE IgL AlyIg
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House bill abolishing office of Adjutant
General; House bill requiring the Asses.
sor Of Ohio county tn make n militia roll.
and House bill abolishing test oaths for
Jurors and allowing only white persons
TO serve, were passed.
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Philadelphia Marset.
PHILADELPHIA, February 10.

IHIIlNUNIIHINf EVUIUNIy IU'
FLuR-Dulli Ohio and Indiana 80 75a
775. .' III ','' '..
GIlAIN-Wheat steady; amber 81 50a
1 %, Ryo dull at 81 00Al 03. Corn--yel.
low 70aSOc; mixed 70a77c. Oats 0Oc.
PRFRoLRUN-UnchAlged.
WnILRY-UnchangOd,
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SENATOR MERRILL, Of Maine, although
he has apparently recovered his health,
is not strong, and his physician says that
for many months lie will not be able to
do much active business.
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THE "heathen Chinee," at Bclleville
N. J. are preparing to celebrate the 5,0OOth
anniversary Of their New Year with much
noise. ..........r.. ,...... .. .....
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D, @, LIST, amsoN LAMB, ROB NORRisoN
HENRY T. LIST, JOS. BEYBoIiD.
DANK OF WHEELING,
WHEELING, ". VA.
Deals In Bills OF RAchange Government Bonds,
Stocks, Gold, Commercial Paper, and all Nego-
liable Securities.
IH- SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO coli
LECTIONS.
Interest allowed on Special Deposits. -Four per
cent per annum sIx months, and i've per cent
''' one ''"'' D. q. list, ftSalisIM
GIBSON LAMB, Cashier.
JOSEPH SRYBoLD, Asst Cashier.
mara