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CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA, SIS
~ The Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania to the
Sheriff OF Philadelphia County, greetng:-
We command you, as before we did, that you sum
mon ALEXANDERP BIZ UIST, late OF your esunty, 80
that he be and appear before our Judges at Phade.
pnia, at our Court OF common Pleas Tor the City and
in and for the said City and County OF Philadelphia
the first MONDAY OF June next there to answer
and wife, OF plea of breach OF covenant sur ground
rent deed, recorded in deed book l. I. o., No. $685.
page s4, etc. And have you then ana there this
-, Witness the Honorable JOSEPH ALLISON
81. s. Doctor Of Laws, President OF our said Court
the year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and seventy one. r. DONAGAN,
5222W ProthOnOtaTy,
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pIvoRoE NOTICES.

g H E IFF's OFF e,
- PHILADELPHIA, May TO- 1871.
NOTICE.-To JACOB f. SCHILLING, tie Of
the County OF Philadelphia.
In obedience to an order of publication to me
directed, you are hereby notified to be and appear
in the Court of Common Pleas for the City and
County OF Philadelphia, on the first MONDAY of
June next, TO show cause, IL any you have, why
ANNA ID. SCH1LLING should not be divorced from
the bonds OF matrimony Ientered into with you, ac
cordlng TO the prayer OF her petition filed In said
court
5121aw4w WILLIAM R. LEEDS, Sheriff.
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@ II Z r F F'S OF F 1 c e,
- PHILADELPHIA, May 10, 1871.
N0TIOE-To DEWITT NJ. OGDEN, late of the
County OF Philadelphia.
In obedience to an order of publication to me d.
rected, you hereby notified to be and appear in
the Court OF Common Pleas for the City and County
Of Philadelphia, on the 1st MONDAY of June next,
to show cause, If any you have why HARRIET A.
OGDEN should not be divorced from the bonds of
matrimony entered into with you, according to the
prayer Of her petition filed in said court.
5 IL 1aw4w WILLIAM r. LEEDS, Sheriff.
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Q II e r F'S o + G. e,
y PHILADELPHIA, May 10, 1871.
NOTICE-To LEAVITT j. LIBBY, late of the
County Of Philadelphia.
In obedience to an order OF publication to me di-
rected, you hereby notified to be and appear in
the Court OF Common Pleas for the City and County
of Philadelphia, on the first MONDAY OF June next,
to show cause, If any you have, why ELIZABETH
b. LIBBY should not be divorced from the bonds of
matrimony entered into with you, according to the
prayer Of her petition filed in said Court
D IL laW4W WILLIAM X. LEEDS, Sheriff.
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TN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR THE
il CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
September Term, 1862 No. 49, In Divorce. SOPHIA
BARNED, by her next friend, etc., VS.. HENRY N.
BARNED.
TOHENRYN. BARNED, respondent: Please take
notice that the Court has granted a rule on you to
show cause why divorce Vinculo matrimonii
should not be decreed in the above case. Return
able on SATURDAY, the Sd day OF June 1871. at 10
O'Clock A. NJ L. r. FLETCHER,
26 fstuth4t Attorney for hbellant.
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LEoAL NOTICES.

CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA, S.
~ The Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania, to the
Sheriff of Philadelphia county, greeting:-
We command you, as before did, that you
summon HENRY e. DOWNING, late OF your
county, so that he be and appear before Judges
at Philadelphia at our District Court for the City
and County OF Philadelphia, to be holden at Phila-
dephia in and for said city and county of Phlade-
phia, the first Monday Of June next, there to an
swer Hannah Mary Alder, assignee OF Thomas
tors Of Robert carp, deceased, OF plea of breach
OF covenant sur ground rent deed made between
carp, executors of Robert carp, deceased, and
Henry E. Downing, dated the 9Th day Of March, A.
ID. 1851 and recorded 14th day OF March, A. ID. 1851,
In deed book A. G. H., NO. 9, page 1866, etc. And
have you then and there this writ
(~-) Witness the Honorable J. l. CLARK
81. S. HARE President OF our said Court, at Phla-
'~Y-' delpha, the 2sd day Of May, in the year of
our LORD one Thousand eight hundred and seventy
one. B. E. FLETCHER,
5 25 1aw2w Prothonotary.
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IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR
Il THE CITY AND COUNTY OFPHILADELPHIA.
Estate OF WILLIAM H. FLANAGAN
The Auditor appointed by the Court TO audit,
settle, and.adjust the accounts of S. FLANAGAN
and H. b. latham, Assignees, etc.. OF the said
estate, TO report distribution of the balance will
meet the parties interested for the purpose OF his
appointment on TUESDAY, June 6, 1871, at 8
O'Clock T. M, at his once, No. 123 s. FIFTH Street,
in the city OF Philadelphia.
626 fmw 81 /. r.. FLETCHER, Auditor.
ELIzABRTH Nj. TILLMAN VS.. WILLIAM
IL TJLLMAN.
Q. G. p. In Divorce. Sept. r., 1888, No. 81.
March T., 1862 No Sc.
To WILLIAM TILLMAN, Respondent
You viii please take notice OF rale granted this
day ON you to show cause why a divorce a UtIleuIo
1aatTmOnti should be decreed In the above case
personal notice having failed on account of your
absence. Returnable SATURDAY, May 27, 1871. at
IL O'Clock A. Nj. JOSEPH BALI
c II wf4ts Attorney for Libelant z
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HIGHWAY PROPOSALS.

DEPA MENTOF HIGHWAYS.
~ BRIDGES, SEWERS, ETC.-OFFICE OF
CHIEF COMMISSIONER, No. 104 SOUTH
FIFTH STREET.
PHILADELPHIA. April IL. 1871.
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O H E r l + F. o + e,
- PHILADELPHIA, May TO- 1871.
NOTICE.-To THOMAS j. PELKY, late of the
county OF Philadelphia.
In obedience to an order of publication to me
directed, you are hereby notified TO be and appear
in the Court of Common Pleas for the city and
county OF Philadelphia, on the first MONDAY of
June next, to show cause, If any you have, why
PHEBE j. PELKY should not be divorced from the
bonds OF matrimOny entered into with you, accsrd-
ing to the prayer Of her petition filed In said court.
5l21aw4w WILLIAM II. LEEDS, Sheriff.
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AIIerhenrLire Stock Mnrket.
ALLRuHENY, May |


CArTLE-The arrivals Of cattle by the
various railroads centering at the Union
Stock Yards were "a cars, or fully OLE
head. This number, in addition to some
30 driven from East Liberty, comprised
the total number on sale to-day.
The market today was not considered
o good one by the drovers. This being
the day set apart for the celebration Of the
Peace Jubilee, had the effect of making
the attendance Of butchers very slim al
the yards There was not one.half the
actual number Of buyers here, and cattle
In order 10 be sold had to be weighed TO
purchasers at prices much lower than
they otherwise would have been had the
usual number Of buyers been present
The quality of the cattle on sale was
good. Tho prices obtained for the cattle
sold was about 10 to 25c lower than prices
last week, with o good many left over un-
sold. Prices ranged from o. to II cents.
SHEEP-The number Of sheep on sale to-
day was about 450 head. The market was
slow and prices tc lower than last week.
The run was not too large for the market,
butas the butchers were not present In
their usual numbers tho demand was not
as good as 1t would otherwise have been.
A good many unsold. Sales were made
from 81 90 to 1926 per head. Lambs
sold at Sc 90 TO "a 90 per head.
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On1DREN's HoME.-The Children,s

CuIDREN's HoME.-The Children's
Home was thrown open yesterday morn
iug for visitors, and during the day a
number ayailGd themselves Of the oppor-
tunity to examine the arrangement OF the.
Institution. The weather was very un.
propitious, and doubtless many we're pre-
vented from visiting the Home from that
cause. The examination Of the children
In the studies they had b0en pursuing was
commenced at . Il. N. The branches
taught arc only elementary ones.
The progress made by the pupils was
satisfactory, and the examination was
creditablc both to the teacher and the
taught. 1t had been determined 10 hold
the election for Directors 10 serve during
the ensuing year, but The attendance Of
those with whom the selections rest was
so meagre that It was thought bestto post
pone it until this evening at 7So.
This viii occupy but few minutes, and
will add variety ID the programme pre-.
pared for this evenings entertainment at
the Hall. We feel confident that the ex-
ercises tonight, will astonish those who
attend. No extraordinary effort will be
made to raise funds for the Institution on
this occasion. Every one can therefore
feel free to go to the Hall and enjoy the
songs and recitations Of the children.
We trust every chair will be occupied.
No charge for admission. b.
We neglected to mention in the proper
connection that the exercises at the Home,
yesterday, were opened with prayer by
Rev. J. 7. Mcclure, and beautiful and
appropriate address was delivered by the
same gentleman. in' .''.
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NEW YORK CITY.
NEW York, NAV 3

r.,, New YORK, May 8.
There is said to be serious &ntagonism
between the shippers and ship owners.
The new bills Of lading upon which oil
goods aro To be transported hereafter
leave, 1t is said, the steamship mOnopolists
wholly responsible for losses and injury in
transit.
The importers OF pcrfumery and fancy
articles held neetingiyeSterday aud pro.
tested against Commissioner PleasaritOn's
recent opinion that wholesalers must
stamp bottles because nc thought unbro.
ken packages within the meaning Of the
law as passed.
Surrogate HutChiDgs yesterday refused
the application Of the contestants attor.
ney in the Taylor will case for an allow
ance of fees out Of the estate. His Honor
remarked that there was a decided in.
crease In the number of contested wills,
many Of them based on the most trivial
facts and most erroneous ideas Of law, and
that If 1t was decided TO contest those in
struments, such parties and their lawyers
should proceed In tue usual business
manner.
The argument on the order to show
cause why an attachment should not
issue against Jay Gould for refusing to
produce certain books for reference before
Master White, in the case Of Heath RN-
phaeI against tho Eric company and
others, took place yesterday afternoon in
the United States district court before
Judge BlaChiord. Arguments in favor Of
the order were made by Messrs. South.
mayl and Evarts, which were opposed
by ex-Judge WabeaCh. At tho cOnclu.
sion the court took the papers and resGrv.
cd its decision. X -iI.'s .e..Nl
Judge Blatchlord has delivered an opip.
ion in the Jay Gould contempt matter, oI
which the following Is the substance
The alleged contempt Is willul and mex
cusable. Hilton, transfer clerk, agreed To
produce the papers and books II Gould
would give the order, but Gould refused
The prCtenCc Of Gould that he doubted
his power 10 give such order was shown
by his own testimony to be without ioun'
datlon aud only OggraYates the character
Of his action. A Ton.bailable attachment
must be issued against Gould for bis con-
tempt II the Master certilies that Gould
has produced tho books and papers the
attachment will be made bailable In the
sum Of $4,000. .t
Hon. Thos ]. BoyntOn, late Judge ol
the District Court Of the United States
for the Southern District Of Florida, died
| yyaakoHdaNy IN tfhia hikv ak Rallnvua Ekn4ni,
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WIr, HuMoR, POETRY, ORAToRY.-
We are pleased to learn that Prof. Robert
Kidd, OF Cincinnati, has returned to our
city for the purpose Of giving a course ol
lectures on Reading and Elocutlon, to
teachers of the public schools and others
and that he will give our citizens another
of his amusing, instructive and univer.
sally popular literary entertainments, in
the lecture room of Wheeling Female
College, on next Friday evening. Those
who heard Prof. Kidd, last winter, will
not need 10 be advised TO go and hear
him again. To those who have never
been present at any of his lectures or en-
tertainments, we say go and hear him by
all means.
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GENERAL NEWS.

The Italian Senate has adopted
Papal guarantees to the bill bya vote Of
los to 20. The bill had been slightly
amended and returns to the Chamber Of
Deputies. ! araA' au
AT the Annual meeting Of the stock.
holderS'of the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern Railway, held at Cleveland, yes.
terday, ,an election for Directors was held.
There is but one change from lasl
year. VIM. D. Bishop, in place Of Alan.
son Robinson, Of Buffalo, deceased. EV.
erything was harmonious, and there was
but one ticket in the field. Hon. Schuyler
Colfax presided ut the meeting.
The wifeoi Brick Pomeroy has had q
divorce granted her and twenty thousand
dollars allimORy, by the Milwaukee Circuit
Court.
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ENGLAND.
Woman Suffrage Discussed and De.
feaIed In the House Of Commons.

Woman Suffrage Discussed and De.
feaIed In the House Of Commons.
LONDON, May 3.
Inthe House Of Commons to-day, ia
cob Bright, member from Manchester,
moved the second reading OGstho bill en-
franchisiuS women, and in a speech in
support Of The bill, he used all the old and
well.known arguments in lis favor,
BOuFeri, member from killmarnO, Cork,
spoke In opposition TO the measure re-
peating certain objections 10 the exercise
Of female suffrage. Mr. Gladstone follow
ed In q speech VI some length. He was,
he said, not prepared 10 sustain the
measure, for he was disinclinGd to involve
wonanhood In the trying scenes and tur'
bulent excitements OF elections. He pre-.
ferred the Italian idea Of female suffrage
founded on property, but exercised by
proxy. He was opposed TO the bill in
It's present shape, but ready to sustain a
careful measure for the same object
Lord John Manners, member from North
Leicestershire, was puzzled 20 discover
ground for Gladstones opposition, and
said that the scenes at the elections were
easily avoIdable BY the same means as
have already enabled members OF the
universities ovOte. A vote was then taken,
resulting in majority of 90 against the
bill. ,.--....... A..
took place to-day, with the following re-
suit W. H. SCOTS B. G. Glentwart, by
Dundee and Morning Dew, 4 years old
81 lbs, mile; T. Lom6ard's Fl. Morti'
mer, by Compiegne and Countess, 0 years
old, bred In France, 100 lbs, 3 miles; W
Days bay mare, Our Mary Ann, by Volt
iguer out Of GarniSh, Q years old, lOs l6a,,
8 miles. Fifteen horses ran.
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New York .prr GOOds.l .lIarlet.

-rT NEW YORK, Nay s.
Market dull, yet prices have been well
sustained in view Of the extreme prices
for raw materials. Print cloths were
made scarce by speculation. Purchasers
held at T4a7Rc; prints less active, but
holders firm. and no good dark work will
come upon the market this iall below lie,
at least the prospect Is that the printers
will try to establish an advance Of another
half or one cent per yard. All staple and
cOlOred cottons are moving slowly in
small quantities as required, at unfrm
rates, as will apply TO all other classes Of
staples Fancy styles ofthin dress goods,
domestic, as well as foreign, are being
closed out as is usually the case towards
the end ofthe season, at reduced rates
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Meeting of the Connecticut Legis-
.rnn latnre.IarE
HARTFORD. May 8.


The Legislature convened to-day. The
House chose Hon, 2. Bugee Speaker, and
B. A. Hough, of Danblry, and G. II.
Comwell, Of Waterbury, Clerks, all Re.
publicans. A joint committee 10 canvass
the votes for State officers was raised, TO
whom was referred the report OF the
board of canyassers and the petitions Of
the presiding officers at the town meet.
ings in New Haven, Enfield and Chess!
hire, praying that the evident errors In
thereturns from those towns be corrected.
In tile House debate arose on the reso-
luton giving this committee power TO
send for persons and papers, in order TO
FULLY investigate the facts. The former
will probably be granted and the Legisla-
ture will adjourn until next week TO give
tho committee time 10 report who have
received u majority Of the votes for Gov
ernor and other officers not yet declared
elected. IS tsy- -awIEg AM
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DEATH Sentenee Remitted.
New YoRE, May 3.

New York, Mays.
Charles Purdue, a sailor, formerly Of
Orange, n. j., was tried some time since
in the U. s. Court, before Judge Wood
ruff, and found guilty Of firing the ship
Robert Edwards on the high seas and sen
fenced to be hanged May Il. Every effort
has been put forth by his counsel to Sc.
cure u communication OF the sentence, and
Yesterday a letter was received from
President Grant announcing that aflsr u
careful review of the case he had deter.
mined TO order that Purdue be imprisoned
10 the Albany penitentiary for Il years,
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In the City OF wheeling.
Subscriptions Rec,irtd TO TIE GBors L0ln al Ae
National Bank Of WGSt Pir1iRId, al HhNdtHO.
The underSlgned, appointed CommlSslOnershy
The Council OF the city OF Wheeling, to sell the
bonds Of the said city authorized BY an ordl'
nlnce Otsald city entitled 'an ordinance TO neRo'
ulle loan for the beneht Of the city OF Wheel
~, and to create sinking fund for the retemp'
lion thereof" passed January 18Th, 1871, VIII on
AOSDAI, THE FIRST DAY OF NAY, 1871,
Mthe NATIONAL BANK OF WEST WANNA, at
Wheeling, open books and commence receiving
INSCRIPTIONS to the loan authorized By the above
Ills provided In said ordinance that the Com.
nASlnnoS shall receive subscriptions for ten
uyS and shall allow no one perton o. nm TO sub
,efibe fora greater amount than i've thousand
uollAtN, until amer the expiration OF ton days
nun the time ofcOmmcnelng TO receive SubsertP-
IONS. should the subscriptions exceed the
amount desired the loan will BE- apPortioned
among the Subscribers.
The bonds to be Issued will be coupon bonds,
NyAhle on or before the lst day Of January, 1891,
Gtne Merchants National Bank OF West VII
SInlA, u Wheeling, bearing eight per eent Inter.
.Hyable on the ist days Of July and January
70 each and every year.
The proceeds or sale to be GneiuirGy applied
Vas Company. ..u0.TS
The oGnd' are exempt from municipal taxation
oI Ihe city OF Wheeling.
!hepaymcnt Of principal and interest to be So
ateG bg proper deed Of trust upon the lands,
oaLldiags and other property purchased by the
ayd Wheeling IRON the Wheeling Gas Com
The Commissioners are 10 receive the entire
NIenue Of the gas works and In each and every
!elt ont OF the moneys received BY them are re-
Suted 70 set aside at least ateen per cent Of the
,laOant Of the outstanding bonds TO pay the In
wErst thereon, and Aitcr the payment OF the In
stest on the lSt day Of July In each and ovoFJ
!eH "a 10 apply the residue OF the moneys 30 set
"sGe to the redemption Of the outstanding bonds
iae bonds 10 90 redeemed on the ist day o
Y. In each and every year, will bc determined
commissioners by lot.
SOsubScripilons viii be received at rate leSl
'uAa The par value Of the bonds.
N. REILLY,
A. j. SWEENEY,
WIN. B. SIMPSON,
atS CommlBllOnOrS.
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Cincinnati Market.
CNcNNATr Mn

II CINCINNATI, May 3.
! CoTToN-Dull; middling, 14a144c.
FL.OUR-Demand goods family $6 25a
g 80. s
GRAIN-Wheat firm at 81 S5a1 80.
Corn quiet ut 57c. Rye quiet and weak
at 9sCa$l 09. Oats unchanged. Barley
scarce at 81 GOAL 05.
Observation-Disclosures.
OTLs-Steady. c- --a "
EGGs-Steadyat 13c s.rs s'-..
BUTTER-Lower Reserve 25G9Tc; Ohio
22a25c.
CHEEsE-14ia15te Gas l...c
Provisions - Pork SIT 1eta17 so;
closed at $17 26c. Lard lie, for kettle.
Bulk meats dull; shoulders Gfc; sides ia
7lc; clear rib sha9tc; clear, SsaS4c. .Ba.
con flrmf shoulders &c; sides, saleable at
9c; clear 9ic.; Z 3Et - ~ ~
WuISKY=SSc.
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Financial and Commercial.
Wheeling Wholesale Market.
0FHcE DAILY INTELL1GRNcER, |
81 WednesdaY. MAY q.

'SNhSOH"JI NAoJ "' ]
DUTTER-In Increased supply, and In
firm demand. We quote at 25a30.
BAKING P0WDER-3Sc per pound.
BR0OMS-Fancy, 50 q, SO Is and
"a %; plain, 50 2Ja2 rs.
BEANS-We quote prime navies at
81 75a2 90 per bushel.
FRUITS-GREEN APPLEs-No stock.
ORANaEs-At IS OOaO 90 per box.
LEMoNs-At 30 90 per box.
DRIED FRUTTs-Apples, &c per ID for
choice. Peaches, 12ic per lb for quarters,
and 15c for halves.
FISH-Lake Herring, 50 80; White
Fish, IS 80; No. 8 medium Mackerel,
8 80; No. Q medium, 50 75.
FL0UR-Unchanged. Wequote fancy
at IS 80, choice white wheat family,
81 25a7 so; red wheat family, SO 76a
n 90. Rye Flour, IS 05.
GRAIN-WHEAT=$1 35 for No. | red,
and 81 Do for choice white. G.
OATs-In fair demand at .5Oc.
CoIIN-Dull at Csc.
RYE-Prime 10 choice 76c.
BNRLEY-Flrm at SOa9Oc for prime
fall, and choice Is held at 3a5c, higher.
GROCERIES, - COFFEE = Good to
prime Rio at 17a1sic; choice 70 fancy at
l0c.
/ SYRups-Balumor 56aGOc; New Yors
G5a7Oc; Choice Drips 75c. New Orlean;
MolasSes-New crop, fair 10 good, Csc
prime, CSC; choice, 7Oc.
SuGAR-Refned arc higher and ad.
vancing. Crushed 14fc; A Coffee, 18a
18tc; B Coffee, 18c; Extra G Coffee, 18c,
New Orleans, new, 1Oal1c; Porto Rico
and Cuba, lie; Damarara, 12a12ic.
.TEA-Gunpowder, 81 40a1 75; Young
Hyson, 81 30a1 90; Black, 81 GOAL 10.
RIeE- Choice Carolina, 10c; prime 81
common, &c. '.-.'-~ "a 0 ~
spICEs-Graln Pepper, s1c. Pimento
tic. Cloves, 20c Cassia, 65c. :.
GLASS-First Quality Sx10, s. so;
10xl2, 81 90; second quality Sxl0, $9 Is;
10x12, So 25 per box Of 90 feet net prices,
GINSENG-50c per pound.
|, HAY-No. 1 timothy, $17 GOALS 90 per
ton, and lower grades at $14 OOa16 90 per
ton. 2 % "a
NAILS-1Od to God, 81 50; Sd to Cd,
81 IS; Cd to I'd, $5 90.
0ILS-LARD-The market Is quiet
Extra can he bought at 500.
CARBoN-zShndard brands may be
quoted at CSC.
PR0VISIONS-In good demand al
quotations. q. -,.
BAcoN-shoulders, SIC; Plain Hams
14Al5c; Sugar Cured Hams, 15tc; Break,
fast Bacon, 1Sc; Clear Sides, 11Ic.
MESS PoRK-Firm, and sales at $21 90
LARD-Quiet; at1soin tierces, and 1916
in kegs. y
POTATOES -$1 GOAL 25 for good.
SEEDS-CloVer Seed is dull at 81 90
Timothy, s. OOa0 90; Flaxseed, 81 20!
S0DA-Best New Castle, in kegs, &C,
SoAP-Family, SIC; German, 7ci
Eastern, 10a12c.
STAROH-6Ia9ic; Maizena,, 19a14c.
SHOT AND LEAD-Bar Lead, 10c
per pound; Shot, g so per bag.
sALT-Dairy, 80 %; Ohio River
g 10.
SNUFF-7Oc; DO, in boxes Of six doz'
en-, $9 25.
T0BACCO-Navy black, G9a75c; dark
los and IS, 65a75c; bright los, Is and lbs
.3ilaSilC
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we have used" "Lika It much" "Can't
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These arc a few quotations from the hun
dreds Of testimonials In favor Of fDooLErs
YEAsT POWDER, which Is the only chem
ically pure, harmless, healthy and nntri-
tious article of the kind In market. Per.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-04
A Louisiana Senator Shoots Himself.
NEW ORLEANS, MAY 8.

The Ewning PieGgune, Of yesterday,
says: State Senator jerks attempted to
commit suicide by shooting himself
through the head with a Derringer.
jerks has been State tax collector for one
OF the parishes, and Is a deiaulter to the
State Of $t4, ,OOO, or $l5, ,0OO, and an affidavit
Is standing against him for embezzlemGnt.
At last accounts the wounded man was
lyingin critical state, and his recovery
was doubtful. .E 80. l-r