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81 Espartero is dead SET sssi


- The Mobile police are uniformed in grav
Nilsson stiu takes her SIo5q in gold rer
night and peTqusites.
large gold horse shoes a. jeweiry are
somewhat "shCddv.1
~ Solitaire pearls have 10 a great extent
superseded diamonds In engagement rinySv
~ a western editOE SAYS that 2irI who i
now called . beautiful blonde a few YEAR
ago would have been termed toy-hesd@
e. The Catholic prizes; 2t westsrlyR f. has
prohibited the members OF ms huTch from en-
gsglDg IN the lIquOr bushes.
~Jouss and his wife agree CANDY ON one
point; -he thinks E-Ore OF him 3h.r Any one else
m the world and - does he.
- Some one suggests this the Princess
btaIlces proposed American marriage be
ISktn INTO Consideration With me A ab4ma
- sl1 TUyi> 81 one The public schools OF
LOUISVILLE, nv, have been mis- ID tSr r fllsing
20 StuC{ " The Southern His;oIy OF tAs United
- The Chico go woman barber has Al many
customers that she hss taken a r1upger si.-eT
INTO the business, who attends excins,veiy 10
The lathering.
sOArchbishop McClOsky on Saturj.v
ofdsIned at the church OF 50 Pau. the A ,ost.e
m New York, three Catholic priests ali ot
rIom are converts from PTOteStsutisni
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BE kentucky Senate defeated the D u TO a.
low Ht gro testimony 10 the cVuT-s by A curious
amendment. u = said that 80 general was the
demand Tor this bin by all parties that even tn
zen '.Fa'S were afraid 70 oppose r.. SO thev
proposed an amendment providing that the act
should take effect when Congress repeats the
r Iteenih amendment, which Is, Of course. al
efectual defeat.
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The Nathan Murderer "Turued I'm

MEMPHIS, TENN, March G.-FOrrester, the
supposed Nathan murder, was here three weeks
IInce, but has since disappeared, and is sup
Iosed TO be hidden in the city. The detectives
ere al work, but with 10 prospects OF success.
IL II rumored that be expressed his willingness
10 stand the trial Tor murder IL relieved OF the
sentence Of twelve years imprisonment fOr
another offence In Illinois.
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Closing Of the Metropolitan Hotel fu

NEw YORK, March a.-The Metropolitan
Hotel will lie closed to- morrow, the Lelands
giving their whole attention 20 the newly
opened Starteyant House.
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Napoleon welcomed by YIctorin

LoND0N, March 1.-THE Emperor Napoleon
ERted windsor Castle to-day and remained an
hour with Queen Victoria and family. An ad-
dTess OF welcome was made by Lord STANLEY.
Marshal Canroberts children were also present.
The castle gardens were hlled with a great
crow - People, who cheered the eN- Emperor
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The Dion-RadoIph Billiard Match I'm
frisco.

SAN FRANCISCO. March H.-DiOn won the
match game OF Billiards, 800 points over Ru-
dOlpbe Saturday night. dispute arose, 20 set
tie which q second game was PLAYED, when
Rndolphe was decided the victor
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL KEvKSUE--Tbe receipts from this
source to-day were sJIs 5000.
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j HE NATHAN MURDEKER.-Dur ~ last wee K
the murderer OF Mr.. Nathan was either arr es- ~
or TepCT'-f 10 be IN New Haven. Louisville.
Cambria. Pa, New Mexico. Mo5ile, Texa~,
Cleveland, Pittsbury, New Orleans, Halifax.
Alaska and TUckAhOe, Nj.
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RnanIsh PnIifics

MADRID, March 2o.-E>pdrterO will probably
be chosen President Of the spanish Senaf-, aud
Don Salustiano OlOzagO, President OF tho
Chamber Of Deputies.
republican band has made its appearance
IN the province OF Lerida.
LONDON, March Zs.-The steamship Hausa
fIOm New York. tOuehad Snufhamuron
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. . .

IHE FhTslotcC5ll4 Joaraal, IA a reply To- the
query. why II IL there DO bald We AIDED vo-
though II Is not very common. m attribntes
ne clueTerce 20 boards. which " take the hair
cement another way, arresting Il before II can
All q Eht hats -A
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In view Of existing circumstances, we have
obtained permission to publish the following
dispatch OF the Secretary of the Navy to Rear
Acmirsl Lee, commanding the North Atlantic
feet
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
FROM UROPE TO-DAY
The REVOLUTION IN PARIS.

TsiegraThsd Exclusively 20 n. Eoeaire Star
The Communists Successful las the
klestion-The Movements Against
the Government Spreading
LONDON, March The DJIy N.sr, Las
eicciai dispatch trom Paris staUng tlat the
elections passed OF quietly, AID resulted In al
oVerW helming communist Ha iurifv. The r...t-
luuousry authority o. completely dominant.
The abdICatIOH OF Admiral SpisS8t AMI -he
mayors Increases the success % the resolution.
which, within week. wll spread % an ne
IA &c owns and render the position Of the gov
Bszsine aud Ia Baeur
n Li's Ae'-S sEecltl Dispatch from Brussels
says Ia sine n about 70 leave lOT France, auI
Ia BOeuf VIII go the Hague.
The ReyOIt tu Algeria
The revolt IN A igeTIs u spreading
t-Hribaidi 40 he Arrested
Ne A~trgrolh special come spOEGrrf a r. YER
dertd the prompt arrest Of Gen. IiaribslII uaou
bl. appearance on French coil.
Change OF Government TN France.
zen: Lrno IeTires irom the Ministry OF War,
aud VII be succeeded by Gen. ClembaG!t A
returned prisoner from Germany.
~ Is generally thought that the government
i uriunct, and rumOr j. current that Ihiers
vii be forced 10 resign, and viii be succeeded
by Due d'Aumale.
Theirs Threatening 20 Attack Paris.
liner L Gre lted with the remark 20 hl-
t iehds th@t wien the government has 10000
uCols ia winch ~ can tTust, al attack xlll bs
made upon Paris. lt j. believed the capit.I
"il be removed 10 I0ur..
The Versailles government Raising
Volunteers.
RRsAILLBs, March Z.th-The Minister Of
ar has uUtined the PrefectE 20 RAISE a bara'inn
OF moblIzed volunteers in each Of the depart
Inents IN pursuance of the law lust passed by
The National Assembly. These volunteers Ar,
10 be forwarded 70 Versailles Immediately apH
receive daily, one and half francs Their OIL
GERS are 10 be appointed by the Minister Vi War.
An Insane General.
Iht D-bots say. General Lullier h. insane. aud
Is cared for by his colleagues Of the Genital
committee.
Capture of Gunboat by the Paris
Iasurgents.
The Official Journal OF the comm ittee an
nouHces that eighteen battaliO ions of the National
Guard out OF tweBty-four organized in LYONS,
ment has been proclaimed there without blood
shed.
Advance Of the Prussisn OutpOS;s
1he PTussian outIosts have been advanced y
NmCenues.
Spanish Politics
MADRID, March 5O.-E>pdrterO will probably
be chosen President Of the Spanish SenAt. aud
Don Salustiano Olozago, President OF no
Chamber Of Deputies.
republican band has made its appearauce
IN the province OF Lerida.
LONDON, March Z.-The steamship Hausa,
nom New York, touched Southampton to-day.
Napoleon welcomed by Victoria
IOND0N, March 1.-THE Emperor Napoleon
yktted WINDSOR Castle 20 day and remained an
hour with Queen Victoria and family. An ad-
dTess OF welcome was made by Lord STANLEY.
Marshal Canrobert's children were also present.
The castle gardens were hlled with a great
STonl People, who cheered the eN- Emperor
Closing Of the metropolitan Hotel fu
A.
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TIE PFTENps CT the President san Domingo
policy ia the Senate val not make any reply TO
Mr.. SINNERS speech OF to-day on that subject
being understood that the President doe no.
desiTc a general discussion Of the matter until
alter the Commission submit their report.
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The SAN DOMINGO COMMISSIONERS and + 4rty
landed from the L. ). steamer Tennessee at
Charleston. ). e., on Saturday morning and
started al once for this CITY, which thew are
expected 70 reSCh by the Aqua creek mail boat
this evening. The Tennessee left at once for
New York direct.
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The Versailles government Raising
voluutee.s
Capture of Gunboaf by the Paris

The onicial Journal ~ the comm tee an
nouHces that eighteen battal ions of the Nation
Guard out OF tweBty-four organized In Lyons,
Will SUPPORT the commune. The new govern
ment has been proclaimed there without blood
shed.
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NAVAL ORDERS TO-DAY.-LieUt. Commander
Robert Boyd IT., has been ordered 70 ex1mina-
TO for promotion. Commander ). P. Q1acken-
bush has been detached from the navy yard a.
Norfolk, Va, and ordered 70 command tn
receiving ship N2I1alia at Portsmouth, y. H..
Surgeon T. NJ. Stein has been detached from
special duty under the Treasury Department
and placed on waiting orders.
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DISTINGUISHED VISITORS TO MOUNT VERNON.
The President, members Of The Cabinet, and
members CT the joint High Commission vii,
VISIT Mount Vernon u morrow II the weather =
favorable.
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TIE DEFICIENCY AUTHORIZATION BILL was
passed by the Senate on Saturday with the
amendment Tor a reissue OF national currency,
which MIR. Thurman moved ~ amend By proyi-
ding for the printing OF one side of the notes by
one printing house ard the other By smother
the yeTitcatlOn by the government 70 be made
in the Treasury Department, which amend
ment 10 the amendment was agreed 20 previous
% the pSssage OF the bill.
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GOV. HOLDEN came here to TESTIFY before :he
Senate Sc ct Committee on Southern oUtragez
bat having been taken sick has not testified
His removal on impeachment from the Cover
nOrshIP OF North Carolina took place during
his absence from that State. lie Is s.liI here
a. are also Judge Settle, who was principal
witness IN tue Senate investigation, and col
MIX. tie commander OF the militia Of North
CAOlna, Who Was prominent in the AlauSn.e
and Caswel Counties affairs.
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SIE EDWARD THORNTON. the British Minister
and lady gave dinner party OF Saturday
evening which was attended by Secretary Fish
and ". Z, Postmaster General roswell and
wife, Senior Roberts, the Spanish Minister, AMI
wife. Sir John A. Mcdonald and lady Melon
aid, Secretary Robson, Earl he GREY, PROBES
GOT Montague Bernard, Lord Ten.erden, Sena-
Tor and Mrs. SpragUe, a q Hon LePoer french
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cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, June IL.
COTTON-Strong; middlings at l93
@20c.
FLOUR-Unchanged; low grades at
81 75@j IS; superfne at s. 9O@G 10;
family at Sc SO@7 90.
GRAIN-Wheat quiet; winter red at
at 81 j0@l SO. Corn in better demand
at 5j66Oc. Oats in fair demand and
firm at 54@59c. Rye dull at 9jc@
81 90. Barley, new fall prime at 81 OO
for September delivery.
HAY-Stcady at $l2 O0@lS on.
OILS-Linseed quiet at 9O@9lc for
western made.
PROFESSIONALISM and inactive;
mess pork at Sl4 7j@l5 co. mess
nominal; little doing. Bulk meats quiet
and no sales; shoulders at 5sGj3c;
clear rib sides at &c; clear sides at s
all loose. Bacon quiet; sales Of
shoulders at G!c; clear rib sides at $50
SIC; clear sides at S2@9c, all packed.
Sugar cured hams firm at l4@l5c.
Lard very dull; city kettle at 93@l0c.
SUGARS-Refned firmer hards al
l4@l4ic and l3@l34c for A; New Or,
leans very firm at 92@l24c common to
fancy yellow at l@l2!e.
TALLOW-At 73@Sc.
TOBACCO-Steady; Kentucky trash
to fine leaf at Sc 2j@26 90.
WHISKY-Steady; iron bounl at
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, June II.
FLOUR-Is dull and 5@l0c lower
at S. 60@5 90 for superfne State
Sc 1895 20 for extra State: Sc 25
az 80 for choice do; S. 60@5 80
for superfne western; S. 00@6 20 for
common to medium extra western; Sc 25
@6S0 for choice do; S. S5@7 20 for
common to good shipping brands Of
extra round hoop Ohio; Sc $50
6 50 for trade brands, the market closing
dull. Southern flour is dull and
dropping at Sc S0@7 30 for common
to fair extra and ST 30@9 90 tor
good to choice do. Rye flour Is
quiet at 81 25@6 10. Corn meal quiet
and unchanged; western at g o..
GRAIN-Wheat is dull and in buy
ers' favor at 81 50@l 50 for spring
afoat 81 62@l 63 for winter red and
amber western; 81 6S for white west
ern, and 81 81 for choice No. | spring
afoat Rye remains quiet and heavy
Barley continues dull and nominal.
Barley malt nominally unchanged.
Corn is shade lower at 72@74c for
inferior and common western mixed,
and 76@77c for good to choice do, clos
at 76c for prime parcels and zoe for
kiln dried. Oats steady at 66@69c for
western and Ohio.
PROVISIONS-Pork is heavy at
$l5 90 for new mess; Sl3 00@l3 30 for
prime; $l3 00@l3 80 for new prime
mess. Beef quiet at $40 O0@l4 90 for
plain mess and ga 00@l7 90 for
extra plain mess. Lard heavy at 90
l03c for steam and l02c for kettle rem
dered.
BUTTER-Steady at l3@23c for
western, and at 100000 for State.
CHEESE-In fair request at lO@
lac for common to prime.
COTTON-On spot opens decidedly
firmer at 20c for low middlings and 20Jc
for mlddling uplands.
HAY--Quiet and firm at $40 for
shipping and 81 l5@l As for retail
lots.
PETROLECM-Quiet and without
decided change at l5c for crude and 25}
@25sc for refined.
TALLOW-Steady at ob@9ic; stea-
rine quiet.
WHISKY-ls dull at 925c.
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| side the anxiety was intense and when
at $40 Mr.. Vallandigham breathsd bis
last, the greatest sorrow was manifest
ed by the great concourse OF people
surrounding the hotel.
Mr.. Vallandigham died at twenty
minutes before ten o'clock Saturday
morning. He went down very ra2ldly
after three o'clock, having no pulse
scarcely after that hour. Dr.. Dawson
of Cincinnati arrived at three odocK'
but was too late to do any good fol the
dying man. Judge Haynes, his la"
partner from Dayton, reached Lebanon
Saturday morning, with many other
personal friends, who were with him 10
his last hours. Mcclellan, in the prose
cution of whose case he lost his lie
was taken from Jail this morning to MS
bedside, and shed tears as he beheid
the dying friend who had appeared
du,ing the progress Of the trial. 'o
summon all his energy and legal ability
in the defence Of his client.
Mr.. Vallandigham passed away qu'et
ly and peacefully. His remains were
taken TO his home, in Dayton, at three
o'clock Saturday afternoon.
The bereaved wife received the sac
intelligence on Saturday. She is utter!
Frustrated, and fears are entertainer
for her life. The greatest sympathy IL
felt for her in her irreparable loss.
The other counsel for the defense IN
the Mcclellan case are unable to say
what result this dreadful accident Will
have upon the case. 1t seems lmpossl'
Bile to break up the trial at this stage
yet it seems equally impossible to pro
coed, as the main argument had been
confded to Mr.. Vallandigham and was
only partially completed. 1t is prooa'
bic that the Court will adjourn over
for two or three days at least.
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Baltimore Live Stock Market,

BALTIMORE, June ID.
BEEF CATTLE-The market YES
terday afternoon opened fairly active,
and prices advanced lc on the rates of
last week-about 500 head changed
hands. This morning the market was
again active throughout, and a shade
better than yesterday, making the
advance for the week full ic per lb-
the balance OF the offerings, with few
exceptions, were closed out. Some 30
head were reshipped East without being
offered here. Mich Cows-The mar
ket is fully supplied, and sales light we
quote at $50 to so per head, as to quality.
Veal Calves-Remain unchanged; we
quote at 6@7!c per h., latter price for
extra. Prices to-day for Beef Cattle
ranged as follows: Best beeves at
Sc 0O@7 25 generally rated first quality
at 81 1906 90; medium or good fair
quality at 81 37@4 IS; ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows at 5000 to
50 90; inferior and lowest grades Of
Cattle 80 O0-general average of the
market to-day Sc l2l. Extreme
range of prices 81 37@7 %. Most
of the sales were from S. 80 to
Sc IS per 100 lbs. Of the receipts l9l
head came from MARYLAND, 240 from
Ohio, 80 from Pennsylvania, 81 from
Virginia, and 355 from West Virginia
total receipts for the week So head
against 794 last week, and 1878 same
time last year. OF the offerings 63l
head were taken BY Baltimore butchers.
50 sold to spectators for Eastern mar
kets, and 40 to country dealers and
butchers-total sales for the week 732
head. against 6S7 last week. and l24S
head same time last year .
SHEEP AND LAMBS-The mar.
ket has not been over-stocked with
Sheep during the past week, as for
several weeks previous, and prices nave
advanced fc perlb-good qualities teing
in demand. We quote at 3@5le pei
pound gross, as to quality. Stock Sheen
at 81 50@3 90 per head. Good Lambs
are wanted. Receipts this week. 1875
head, against 1889 last week, and 6s75
head same time last year. a'f. +" So -ss
HOGS-The supply being pretty
nearly exhausted at the close Of oul
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Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, June

BALTIMORE, June H..
COTTON-Low middling held firmly
at 20c.
FLOUR-Dull and prices unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat quiet and steady,
very little here; the only business is done
in Ohio and Indiana at 81 5O@l %.
Corn scarce and firm; white Southern at
9Oc; yellow do. 77@SOc. Oats less
firm at 76@7Sc.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork firm at
SIG 50 Bacon firm; shoulders at &c;
ribs at Ole; clear ribs at 9lc. Sugar
cured hams at l7@lSc. Lard steady
at ll@ll4c. o
WHISKY-Quiet and steady at ?3
Mq3kc.
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report last week. prices have advanced
shade under receipts, which have been
only about equal to the demand, which
have been only about equal to the
demand, which has been good for light
weights and dull for heavy hogq. Pros
poets are looking little more favorable
for high rates. We quote at S6 ESQ
6 Is per 100 pounds net, as to quality.
Receipts this week 1914 head, against
435l last week, and 1887 head same
time last wear. ------- =
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

~,EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
> crived at Highland School House until
ly"ClOrk \. NJ. on Friday, June 3Uth, 1871,
ru build two School Houses, one at the
mouth of Gicu'S Kun, and the other on
Peters Run, near Vim. Nichols residence,
in Richland township, county of Ohio, State
81 West Virginia.
TERMS OF PAYMENT One-third cash when
the contract is made good, the balance to be
paid in township bonds at three months.
The plans ana specifications can be seen
NJ Armstrong, Cocn X Co =. Wheeling, w.
Va. or at the residence OF Peter De!aplain,
on Short Creek.
Bv order of Board OF Education of Rich
band township,
PETER DE,LAPLA'N,
i,'N-,It,rtw Secretary.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Money Market.
New YORK, June II, + P. y

NEW UKh, JHIIe T II T.
MONEY-Very easy to the close at
. to per cent on call. -
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-ls dull
this afternoon, but without any change
rates nominal; quotations at llos@
1lOl for prime bankers sixty days s'er'
ling; llOs@ll03 for sight. :,
GOLD-Intensely dull during the al
ternoon with nearly all the business
at ll2s.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Dull at
close, but quite firm and up to the high
est point of the day. United States
Currency 6s at ll54@ll5!.
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NOTICES.
Notice TO Picnics.

IAu NOW PREPARED TO RENT MY
| Grounds 10 sunday schools, Societies
and others Tor PicnicS. They are excellent
.v adapted for the purpose, having plenty
~ space. shade trees, good spring water and
a fine dancing platform. They are located
iuSi east of the city on the site known as
Judge ThOmpson'S Farm, and just south OF
Inc Peninsula Terms reasonable.
For particulars apply TO Thomas Colvin,
Market square, or on the premises.
IrA THOS. ARMSTRONG.
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FOR SALE:
FOR SALE.

,>vF !OINCH BOILER, 81 FEET LONG
[ single tiued, fire Fl ont, stand pipe, safe
'SCyIIv.. crate bars and breeching: Price
.irI Ons cylinder Boiler Is feet long, 50
;a.h diameter, fire front, &c. Price ) o..
u.,;J boilers are in Mcclure House yard. For
pan JOHN MCLURE,
orr. Il. MCLCRE,
Solicitor of Patents,
.,,1,x One door below Mcclure House.
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FOR SALE.

WILL SELL MY FARM, ON THE
Bethany pike, four and half miles east
If wheeling. known as the Nv addinglon
Farm. -" containing one hundred and twenty
',,.r,.. more or less. Good tenant house and
large brick barn. Will Sell the farm without
the hlrn If desired. Terms easy.
ALEX. NJ. JACOB.
Two and half miles above Wheeling.
.,I--i-;w,Sw
0intelligencer copy IT,
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Land for Sale at Auction.

,v SATURDAY, JUNE 18TH, AT 10
Do'clock \. NJ, Will oiier Tor SAFE az
NAM. auction, one hundred acres OF land
i,,r,, or less, adjoining my farm, on Short
,!r..k Richland township. This land is not
,S.,,rr,,IS,,I for fertility by any in Ohio cOun-
~ The land will be sold entire or In lots
p, may suit purchasers.
Terms made known on the day or sale:
i,,,," ISAAC Il. KELLY.
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Monday Morning, 10Th inst,

At O'CLOCK. The bonds Will be appor-
toned as follows: Each subscriber of $1,000
will be entitled 10 one bond OF 900, and so
on for each 5000 subscribed one bond of
~. Subscribers are expected To come for
ward without delay and take their bonds.
All bonds not called for within two days,
including the first date. will be given to
such of the original subscribers as may
want them, and the balance remaining, If
any, will be sold to any other parties who
may wish to purchase. The time of delivery
"n each day Will be from O'Clock A. NJ. to
= VI. VI. REILLY,
A. j. SWEENEY,
w. B. = MPSUN.
rIG Commissioners.
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FOR RENT.
Picnic Grounds for isent.

DARTiFS SEEKING OR DESIRING TO
| secure pleasant Picnic Grounds are re-
TERED 10 my place, known aS Maple Grove,
on IA" National road, iOur and half miles
ca,; ui the city, which will be for rent dur
lng the season.
The grounds are we'll wooded and excel
irntiy located, and have all the facilities
Necessary lnr such pu' poses.
For particulars apply To James Hamilton
or on the premises.
ici} WI. II. STELLE
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lust RECEIVED,
10 Gross Frey's Vermifuge.
100 Boxes New Home" Soap.
~ " CASTLE Soap.
- Gross Toilet Soap, assorted.
y Mats Cinnamon.
: Bags Grain Pepper.
, AllSpice.
SMITHS, SINCLAIR y Co,
apr25 Wholesale Druggists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-19

lust RECEIVED,
80 Boxes Window Glass.
5 Bbls. Castor Oil.
- Boxes Starch.
y " Corn Starch.
W boz. Vinegar BitterS.
- HoStetter's Bitters.
"A lindsey's B. Searchcr.
10 " Sellers Pills.
90 &" Cough Syrup.
SMITHS, SINCLAIR & co,
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-19
Fer Sale Low.

SUMBER OF BUILDING LOTS IN
ihe Subdivisions Of the Joseph Cald-
~ y>iatc For terms apply to
q. HUGHES, Real Estate Agent.
O;'irc on Chapline street, between Fist
S...nnI streets. mar2i