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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-17
From the Pittsburgh Chronicle.I


Several weeks ago on the strength Of
some misleading figures found in an
eastern paper, we took the position that
the price of gas was higher in Pitts
burgh than in Philadelph This is
not the fact.
The price per thousand feet in this
city is 81 IS. The price in Philadel-
phia is $3.50. .....-...
We sub;oin the prices in other cites
which will show that Pittsburgh has
| no peculiar reason to complain on the
score Of price: Allegheny, $3.50; Gin
cinnati, 1915; Cleveland, 27j; Man
hastsn, New York CITY, So 40; Boston,
S3.25; BROOKLYN, 1926; Nero poli'an.
n. Y. city, $3.50; New York, s. 80;
Louisville, $780, baltimore, So IS;
Rochester, n. Y, $500; De r, t, So 10
Chicago, 1915; Buffalo, 1915; Harlem,
Y. Y. city, $4.OJ; Washington, D G.,
81 o. New Orleans, It %; st. Loui-,
a 50; Milwaukee, $40; San Francisco,
1915.
A good deal Of fault is found in re-
gard 10 the variation in the amount OF
ga bills, and doubts are freely ex-
pressed as to the accuracy o. the meters
Ga this point the PHt,burgh Gas
Company SAYS:
"Spmr,imes mistakes arc made in an
erroneous taking o; the index. Great
care is taken in noting the index, and
probably in not one Case in a thousand
is it done incorrectly; but when 1t l.
considered that il is necessarily do"e
hastily, an the meter j. nearly alway-
located where it is difficult t. see the
dial distinctly, the wonder ia that such
mistakes are not mech more frequent
Such an erro., howeve-, Dies not. Of
course, affect the meter, the acton o
which is continuous, and should
tue index be taken too little or
100 much, at the one time. and the
b II made accordingly, the amount OF
the succeed NJ bill (rhe index having
then been taken Corr c'ly) would be
CORE .roniin ly iucr ased or diminish
ed. OF course, mistakes OF this kind,
to those who do no, understand the
metc-, create distrust, and somctlmc-
harsh expressions OF di-sat sf1ti)n are
the result Both would We avo ded il
every ,nsumer would exImlre the
meter himself. AID note down tie
register on the lat day OF the month or
quarter. =,
Another advantage thai he would
derive from occasionally Observing t"e
register W Md b., that it would enable
him, AZ any time. 10 car;ail his CO.
sum, ton of gas, !! lie found t excee ed
the quantity he desired to use. The
procs, OF reading tie meter index L.
very simple, aud directions are siven on
The back o. our gas bill which viii!
enable any one 10 p,aciice 1t.
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south Wind Longing.

/ Here is something timely aud deli
cious from Watner's "Back Log
Studies" in the forthcoming april
number Of Sribner's:
Perhaps the influence OF the four
great winds on character is only a
lancied one; but it is evident on tenn
permanent, which is not altogether a
matter of temperature, although the
good old deacon USED to say, in his
humble, simple way, that his third wife
was a very good woman, but her ITEM
perature was very different from the
other two. the north wind is full OF
courage, and puts the stamina Of en-
durance into a man, and it probably
would into woman too il there were a
series Of resolutions passed 10 that
effect. The west vind is hopeful; II
has promise and adventure in it, and
is, except to the Atlantic voyagers
America bound, the best wind that ever
blew. The east wind is peevishness; 1t
is mental rheumatism and grumbllng,
and curls one up in the chimney corner
like a cat. And if the chimney ever
smokes,it smokes when the wind sits IN
that quarter. The south wind is full Of
longing and unrest, OF cffeuinate sug-
gesiions, OF luxurious ease, and perhaps
we might say OF modern poetry. at any
rate, modern poetry needs chang o
air. am not sure but the south is the
most powerful OF the winds, hecau-e OF
it's SWEET responsiveness. Nothing so
strs the blood in spring, when it comes
up ont o! the trop cal la i.uie; ii makes
men ''longen to 20 on pilgrimasrs.
] did intend 10 insert htle a Ii tie
roem (as it is quite proper T. do 81 III
an es,ay) on the south win !. - npo.ei
hv the young lady slayin with u, be-
ginning:
"Uut OF n drifting southern cloud
My soul heard he night THIRD cry
hit it never got any farther than this
The young Ia ~ sud il was exceedingly
dltlicalt 10 write the next tSo l,ne~, lie
cause not only the rhyme bu' meaning
nad to be procnrel And this is tru
anyhmiy can rte fist lines, and tina
is prob ,bIy the reason We have 50 many
poems wniIh seems 10 have been hrgur
in jlst thi, way, that il. with n south
wind longing without any tn uLht IN II,
aud it is very to'tuna'e when there i
not wind enough tC finish them. This
emotional poem, if | may so call 1t,
wa- begun after Herbert went away.
liked il, and thought It was what is
called "sugse,t,ve,' although | did not
understand it, e-pea " What the
night bird was; and an afraid | hurt
the v0un, lady's !,eIin- 10y a-king Ter
il she meant Hrrbe't bv tie ''nilh
bird" ii very absurd suggestion ab'n'
wv, III sentimental people. She sad
"Nonse"se," bnt ,he ate wArlS told the
mi tress that t'ere were emotions thai
one cou d never mt into wori- without
the Il ,n-pr oil he NJ ri.iicuou-, p'O-
ound truth And vet should not ike
to av that there il not aIcm ie lonesome
ness in 1--we that can get comfort out al
a night t;r in a cloud, If there br such
4 thing. Analysis ia the death o. sen'i-
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Few York Market.
NEW YORK. April Is.

NEW YORK, April 10.
FLOUR-Market quiet and no decided
change at Sc 60@@6 80 for superfne
State; Sc 90@7 90 Tor extra do; 81 05
al Is for choice de s. 60@6 so for
superfne western; s. S5@7 l0for COM
mon to medium extra western; 81 l5@
s 90 for choice do; IS 0O@9 05 for COM
moa to choice white wheat western
extra; 81 05@1 40 for common to good
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio;
ST 45@S so for trade brands; 81 SOC
s % for common to fair extra st. Louis,
and IS 40Gl0 so for good to choice
DO. Southern -four is quiet and un-
changed at s. SOFAS IS for common to
fair extra, and s. S091l so for good to
choice do. Rye flour is unchanged at
81 l065 90.
GRAIN-Wheat. market more
steady at 81 47@l 50 for No. ,
spring; 81 SOL IS for No. | spring;
81 70@l - for winter red west
ern; 81 7761 50 for amber western;
81 S291 90 for white do; 81 81 for
No. . choice delivered. Rye quiet at
S56S7c for western. Barley dull and
unchanged. Barley malt quiet. Corn
firmer at 709I0!c for western mixed
afoat and Tic for yellow do. Oats un-
change at 5095lIc Tor western in store
and ahoat and 52G53c for Ohio.
PEOVISlONS-Pork is heavy at
SIS 1913 50 Tor new mess; $40 ID
for prime and sl2 IS for new prime
mess. Beef is quiet at Q 0O@
10 50 for plain mess, and SO 500
II 90 Tor extra do. Beef hams steady
at % U0@27 %. Tierce beef dull
at Is GOALS % for prime mess, and
$40 00G2l on Tor India do. Cut meats
steady atSs99!c for hams, and 4l@5l
for shoulders; mldlles ara steady
I.l-.i is quiet and stsaly.
BUTIER-Steady at $685. 10.
new.
CHEESE-DalI at l39l9c for conf
mon TO prime.
COTTON-Cn spot opened quiet AMI
firm at 2225c tcr low middlings and 23Sc
for mid Hing uplanda.
PErRDLEUM-Steady at l2ic for
crude, and &c Tor refined
TALLUW-Sready at Sl99lc; stea.
rne du! at 9G93c
WlIISKY-Qr'et at S3!c
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NnW the Money Zoos.

G. A. Townsend i'll the Chicago TIib2ne.I
Do YOU know what It costs t. pay
the Senators 'laries and mileage per
annum? Four hundred thousand dbl
lars! Checp at half the money! Do
Won know what it cost the House for
same 3-Ooe Million Bul halt! The
officers, clerks and me scngers Of the
Senate Get, b.siI:s, $4,000, and the
.ame officers OF the House get about
$1,000 CO. TIE police who patrol
The Capital, and sit around the little
park enclo-;n: it, cost $4,000 Tie
srationary and newspapers O. the Sen
ate CO., a"ont $4,000, and for the
Hoa-e $4,000 I, little pages, who
run around the floor, cost the House
5000, and in the Senate 5000. What
,iocs the Senate wait WITH SO manv
RACES, when the mole numerous tody
re mes 81 few? Ii COSTS the Senate
SAG 900 Tor lacking boxes, folding doca-
menls, :uriture, incl, g - and furniture
wa ,ors. Ito So the House tor wagons
and clrrag. SIC 900. The C mmitee
clerks Of the House cost !32 90, and
OF the Senate :25,Oy0 TIE Secretary
of the Senae and the Clerk OF Il e
House ge, 1922 each, and the Libra.
risn OF y ,ngress CTS $40 %. All the
clerks in The L brar' ot Congress taker
10 .erhrr require $3.50 - a lcar; and
rnc L,b"aty j. allowed Only So, 800 PEI
anuum 10 buy 10 ks purchase iies o.
periodicals. and newspapers, aud ex'
change public documents, with foreign
governments.
Public printing cost an enormous
sam, and tie app opriations almo't
always tall short. Still, it is question
able whether on the VIII lie, We do no
dignity ours Ives, and Inter benefit on
he cDurtrv 10y maintaining, as we I'M
ioubted'y do, 'he MIST pe'tzct printing
establishment in The w,rl!, no except
ng NapnIeon's printing house in PARIS.
as it rsel o he main al ed. FIR he
present year, here will he a ""r"lriatrd
tor the p.,hIia printing 500 u 0 or
COM o4iin.. and pre- work :IJ?,On
tor raper to pint upo'; 1852 900 tor
hiLdirg b,vks, and as 900 Tor ell .rav-
ing and map printing
Coming To The Executive approrr'a'
tions, we find that two 20 lceluen, two
night watchmen, a door Ike per, and an
assistant der keeper, at the Write
House, costs uui eddy $500. The
Presidents pr;va'e secretary els 5000
his assistant SIS o, two OF the Presi-
dents clerks $500 each; the White
House stewart, who bays the grab and
gets up the dinners, 5000, ana the mes
seoger $1,000.
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Cincinnati Market.
CISClNNATI. April 10.

CINCINNATI. April 10.
COTTON-Firm; m;dilings, DC.
FLOUR-Firm hut quiet; low grades
are selling a, 81 7j@j -; supertinc
$ 6J7G 50. family Sc 75G7 20.
GRAIN-Wheat qniet; s'lc' OF red
semp'c' a. 81 CS9l 90. Corn at $50
j2c na,, quiet at 4,G1ijc.
HOGS-Strady; receipts 1880 head
at 81 % / is.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
LINSEED OIL-Frrm a. 9oc.
PROVISIONS -Quiet. Mes pork
is qrot.d at $l3 - on the spot; no
ga q: CT meats are dull and nomi
IA. Lprl g firm at SlGS sac.
POTATOES S0G9Jc on arrival.
SI'GAR>-Ur chauge'.
SEEDS Steady.
TALLOW-S}n SIC.
WIiISKY-Irresular sales at $50
Sc: coed at SIC
TnBAC'O-Active.
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FINANCE AND TRADE,

MoADAY, april II. 1872.

MoADAY, April IL, 1872.
The arrivals o. cattle Gv the different
ra;lrcad- centerirg at the Union Yard
were 81 cars, or about Goo head. In
addition to these there wee Il few Load
driven over ron Est l. bertv, making
in the neight orhood Of 20 head o
cattle On sale THIS morning. The
pr.atrr part o, the offerings were from
Chicago, and in quality were good. The
market opeucl up witt sellers holding
cattle firm, as most OF the stock TO-DAY
vas in the hands OF the reIul IT dealer,
and they were not di>Fos,d to let 90,
un'e.s a. prices that would justify. Tie
hurcners were q little slow about buy
in, and it snowirg and blow ny it wa
very dlsagreeahle staining in the yar's.
the butchers finding that cattle were a
little higher, at once made mp their
m n Is to IN chas', an trade for time
WIS more active a COOL many cattle
selling and morally at prices better
than have ruled for me time. the
markets butchers are having makes it
lard 10 sell thin cattle at very high
prices. The cheapneSs OF hams, baco
and all kin.!s OF pirk rem 'er5 II verv
difficult TO sell anything but the bet
GUS uf bee, rs the masses o tie Re PIE
will OF pay from - to pc : ID or
be while they can purchase 'he h"s
sugar cured hams for l2!c = 10. On
o'H, m|., Wv. Nf,nlar Xviii i Isl
L'uu ''"' y" ,hn jns, ,rr,Jo, nr-,,ct
zone ,e ,,. az! o ~. ~ oni o'n' nv, :,
were sel''' ~ 49, 49, :, w., o, ,"'I
lt'e over w." ~ ro a. r ~ t,"''
, ,Son 1"e y. 'ea t eSI .ha, ca,,,a a,a w.,
l .10 ,r w., W" so IN - I'D rI,o,or ,ha'
~ w ~ 81 W. ~, ~, u..,r nnn.n ''', 80
"s 49, ,, "' r. tor ,la In
c"reu 'ei,s a. " rn"., VIC ~! .. , ,u.
cH1SeI an '''e ""I'" '"" ~ 'e's q,
c'o'h ',' !"'Ns ",i' P,I,H wen
ciea"ei' f,Ice- were " ;, "'e u Ie'
tnan 't , III ,l;ni. "' a "n ho -. ,, -"
o"!eIS W" '..,M IVY h ". ,"""
'1H"i' l., ',as. W." g., =" ,r, 10 ,r"s aug ~
, p ,nnG ,5no ns s.o.,s .osnnI,
EN''a' ~" 20 IVY W. - 7''', ,", =,
an IL &c, &c ~ ~ - -. ,pir Ia, 'Lo
'"S c"t .s ., ~ - o. '' ~" "a, ~, ~
S.ter7' =, ~ :" - u, n,r,',o, :; IN ~
~. LEN no L.. - G0,n = o.. h,is :i0o
80 ~ W. M G'"'' ~ " w. = ~
~ S ~ vi u CArT1r-rh. oq.-,- n,
49, So o. -, ,o.lar amo,nIsd .;m = ', =,
s'"oH IA .a", o,I ,ha,s Ies., "p.! :.
. one hnras .or,o -, wron, wa y" "a VI
~ o nnr,h.:. a. ~ a0 bc,J F.. @.',r ~,
p p,o.l, 49, VS. ,;m;taI Wmls an ..
,r, ,o.H vs ." r|,l'rg to ra,s nr's ",i
"I0s I.r,os oo,,ia 49, rav, ,r J.. 'It =.
" ue''.e' s"'t.s y, 80 N 81
p sIo e., ui"''s i".r 80 W = ~ =
iVo IDS we e,:Id no. ho' isaFn 0 u"' one
lot o.ins 500 IN thiS way, q q 'hat or
single ieau on'y. t"r,ners are be-
snni"g - n,u INA. ?,ocH ca"no' oe
NJ hao ~, - ar % snn,. ~ NV 1r me- "o's
n?Hi VI W, " .Lo .T'i;e " Va ~ a:e oh
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Kew YORK Money MarECt.
New York, April IL, 6 p. VI.

NEW OEK, april TO- 7. VI.
MONEY-Market easier this alter
noon and closed at co. per cent on
call.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Market
weaker Tor actual business at l0gs@
I0J4 ter prime bankers sixty days s;er-
Ing bills and 10y Tor 81 hit.
GOLD-Market more active, closing
at II
GOVERNMENT STOCKS - The
market was st ong and higher to-day,
with a considerable demand rom the
Z stern States.
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The Iowa Assembly has passed a bill
abolishing tie death penalty. The
experiment has been made By several
States, and the result is subject Of
almost as much discussion as the origi-
nal question OF capital Punishment.
Conservatives otthe scafold argue that
crime has not been diminished by its
removal. TIE o,her side argues that
society is made safer by the substitute
ofli Q Imprisonment. AS 70 one thing
there can be no dispute. !, ia better
frankly and formally 10 abolish the
death penalty, as proposed IN Iowa,
than 10 abolish it prac:,cs!ly bus indi,
rectly by making the statute = dead
letter. as often happens in New York,
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: si;sna, ssOad BusineSSStai."
ElF sale.

,sN AUTHORIZED TO SELL 4 FIRST
| t.lr Tavern stand, situate IN OHIO c"un-
-. on the National Rod. The improve
,asuts consist III = good house OF nine
..ouS, Necessity OutnoaNeS aud StaOaihS
accommodations iOr IfIeen LoI>eS Tue
q. ,oundI. ,UJul tour acres, are occupied IN
Tlrl with n sooi orchard aud veSeta0It gar
An. Furthe right sD.tO mau, this II
;ip.rop chance Tor a Z 'Od money taking
Investment. Posse son as once.
Tho O'BRlfS.
,.a:,. Srai Estate Agent.
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Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE. Aprii u.
FLOTR-C nChan- ell.

ID HLII1IUkE, = Pm To
FLOTR-Cnchan-e l.
GRAIN Rye quiet al 90G Csc
Corn dull AID closed, tor sruthcin white
and yellow, Z: 3G1. Oats steady and
iirm.
pRONISIONS-Are quiet but firm.
New mess pork at $l3 75@ II 90
Bulk meats, shoulders at 4ic; rib DIES
at 60. Bacon in good joLLing tenant !,
s,l.u ders at 81; r.h sides a, &c, clear
rib DIES at 14m14c. Sugar cured
haus at FAC BE. Lard firm and
q hit.
BCTTER-Wts:crn dali and pr ces
Unchanged.
WulSkY-Dull at S1lGSSc.
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fSuIiIlng Lots For sale.

/ yEEFK THE FOLLOWING EITHER
al wholesale or retail: Lots No. II In
: ,gare q: No. ) in Square $: tue south halt
%. No. IAN square 10; No. IA in square u;
.',.7ln square II; No. III square NJ. l.
IN Square. %: No III Square l.; No. In
= ,lIre q: No. II in square 10, and No. IS In
l. vision r..
= .lare g: north half of No. IA in square ~:
~ . n square,; No. 10 in square Il; No. il
10 >qGdre Is No. Ii in Square 10; No. IL
: ARE ~: No - In square -, and No. ID In
~jI,r"2l. All situated III the Subdivisions
N'qe caldwell estate. ,,,,c,rs
tels Real Estate Agent.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, April Ii.
FLOuR-Fair inqn ~; superlime at
; 5Orr5 o. extra at 2j@6 %.
GRAIN-Wheat in lair demand a
| 203,Gi 27i. Barley qu ct aud si,ai!;
No = q: SOC Corn in fair demand al
4llc tor canal TO ar ve. Oats in mod
erre inquiry at 3d. for regular. Rye
y ICES st~ady. with a light supply, at
zoe Tor M >
PUOVl>IDNS-Mcss PORK il fair
REQ est at T. 05 seller May, clJ,ing at
l2O7.
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Sale Of Foundry Fixtures.

I OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE THE
! Patterns. : lassS and riXtureS in Uuiop
/ pIudrv, belonging 10 the late firm of w.
y. NI.'rr eco The purchaser can secure
ra.-DuID.e lease OF tue Foundry ana
.p.li- The huiliing IL - II. by 80 II ,
, .r,rli!y loc tted, with good Light which can
All b. uy,rruc,eI, and cont tius all the
necessary appliances o! a tirst-c.aSs i"bblnS
.ull iry. For further Information apply on
...s IL. B. MILLER. Receiver.
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SINGS ScaENcK surrendered his hand
at draw. poker in Washington, andwent
70 Englaud as Minister and Adyert;s-
ing Agent for wildcat California stocks,
his Old followers will keep their mem.
cries green by inviting each Other to
make up a little party tonight and
lake stoek in the Emma Niue,
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yet given for the commission OF this
terrible crime Ia that she
DESIRED TO REMARsY.
and put the children ont OF the way in
Difference to the wishes Of her new
love. ..---
The preliminary examination will
begin tomorrow, when one OF the most
and important cases known
to criminal juri prudence 10 the coun.
try will be developed.
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FOR SALE.
Atretinn.

,,,gf UTDERsIGNED Is NOW OPEN
Inc. General Auction Room at No.
=, Market square, formerly Occupied by
man! erS, Thornburrh & 90: Consign-
mrpt- OF AL kinds Ui goods and m-Ichau,
.'i>. solicited. Auctions on Tuesday and
?, lday evenings and Wednesday aud Sat
.r,.aT mornings. Sales OF + al estate and
property crIed at reasonable rates.
]. CHA MBERS HkRNkl CO.
r,prNS q
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For Sale.

hNF-HAI.F OF LOr NUMBER FORTY
J SIX iio) coraer of FILLMORE and Preston
Sts., Jeniie Wheeling. Prize. S6)). Also
rw,-Story frame House, with six acres OF
ground, near the town of Iriaielphia. The
after Ilace j. known n part OF The BaSu!ey
PROPERTY. For particulars Inquire AT tic
Law office Of r.. -. CkAcRAFr, or OF
j. CHAMBERS hEkVEi,
,,arg-.b Aurti near.
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For sale.

ZINE DRIVING WARE, PERFECT
\ IL rriir,Ue ia harness Also one
tI1se ~priu- Wagon. Can Toe seen at Luke's
,,,hI,.S Eur ,erih, apply 10
Iii, H. H. WOODS, Recorder.
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For sale.

, SUBSTANTIAL BRICK HOUSE ON
\ Zane STREET, containing rooms; also II
name dw-ilin. on the sam I, cJutaining
ST OrnS and aunting on the alley.
~ W. v. IiDGt.v PRO,
I.ir-h lnh Market street.
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FOR TENT.
For Rent.

| LARGE ROOM, WITH SPLENDID
4 light and power for machinery. Also,
o;Grg small IOoIs, with or without power,
a.i one ,rs4 warelopm. Poses on given
-',l OF April. Apply AZ office o! Star tOun-
try. BENZ. FISHER.
Ia
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For sale.

',,HE PROPERTY OF JOHN CHANn.
Ter, on HarupIen street. FOR terms in
u,I!r,, OF VI. A. CHANDLER,
Iuart.h II First National Bank.
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For Rent.

NECOTD AND THIRD STORIES OF
= Franklin Insurance Company'S buzz
-. For PARTICULARS Apply at their oIhc''
~ Monroe street, or to GEO. W. FRA NJ
hriN or VI REILLY, mdIi-n
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INSURANCE.
- -- Ri II N a
Fire and Marine Insurance Co,
OF WHEELING

CAPITAL. sico,S6''
This company has been in successful oper-
alton six years continues 10 insure against
loss or damage by IRE on Buildings OF
all kinds, Manufacturing Establishments,
Househ ID Furniture and Personal Proper
ty generally, Hulls and Cargoes on tie
Western waters, on as favorable terms as
other sound institutions.
WIN. B. SIMPSON, President.
J. r. MILLER. Secretary.
-OSCARSANDROCH, Agent and Solicitor.
DIRECTORS:
VIM. B, Simpson, VIM. c. Handlan,
Jno. K. Botsford, J.S. McCortney,
John l.. Hobbs. c. L. Brown,
DR.. II. ]. Wiesel.
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Tor Rent.

'NHE ROOM NOW . COUPLED BY THN
| street Railway Com Jany, IN Mcclure
:.,5 IIHN McTJTRE.
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BALTIMORE GOHIO R. Z. CO.

O.. ::.Gzs!s5:zEs5 PASSENGER TRAIN
SIS 1--WE will run by the following
<cnedu!c on and after November 2Or M
Wheeling time:
ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
EAsT-LEAyrS wEST-LLATES.
Wheeling Wheeling
daily ats :5y A. NJ. daily at.....Il "a.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES ~
Cum bel lana -. 8 Z. II. LauesyIlle....J - =. =
Baltimore ..9,5J &" Newark ..."..i
Wash ID City 1910 >anduslNy .....9jU -
thILIc. pEI,.:OJ 4. II 'nlnnhUs - -
New \ UrN-..U:l5 4" iCincinnati--lUOJ
u icIgo......- 40 a. II
FAST Line.
EAsT-LEAvEs wEsr-LEAvEs
"Ware.ing 'W'h oellLs
daily aL.....4O p. N. daily At. 100 4. n.
ARRIVES AT ArRlVEs -
ParkeTsnurg. - A. NJ. 'IaneSyille...li2 Az
CunlpcIla" 20 " Sewark......l-.4. +. a
r Gilmore ....h'% iO.umhuS..-..''
wash. city. 0.UJ lSandusky...t:OI
Philadelphia -! =. ". Chicago ----.b:-O
New YORK .~.4:iO Sundays except
saturdays excepted.
MAIL TRAIN
EAsT-LEAVEs wrsr -LAivEs
wheeling 'WhcelIng
daily at..IC:ij Pm. daily Il. .....l:cO A. ".
ARRIVES Ar ARRIVES AT
Parker sUuIg -. N.waTk..... ':4J 4"
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Philgielp'J-tt: 'nIcinnati-.
Saturdays excepted hiCdgo----.
-.dI .dy, excepted.
ACCoMMuDAT!UN.
EAsT-LEAvE5 wEsT-LEATEs
'Wurcling wheeling
daily aI.....!V:D 4. 81 daily ai....4:l p. >
ARKIyHs At A%RIEEi ,F
parkerNDu g!Ua or. n. Lanesv.lie.... b:lU
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'SundGys excepted. oinmDnS:...l&W
iEC.nntii-.
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Central Ohio Arrivals Bait.Maiu Sic'g
. i. ". SLil.u,trI L." =. \.
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Leave WAr",iHs ..... ~ a. IN. 81 y ~
EUst bUu I'll t.uns II axe con ton
Al Baltimore with trains tar PHI.
phia. New York and DGston. ~ hs. .'
House, via Washington city, !or all pn!I's
SO'cth.
west bnuud Trains make direct come.
ton 1t Columbus for az POINTS West ~
NortE wet.
Tickets TO all principal point can be p ..
JOHN L. WILSON,
nap,,r o. Transportation, = \, ere
n. 4. DrVRlE-.
ropn Genera typuf y o. 40
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WANTS.
Wanted.

orrUATroN BY A PRACTICAL ica LIZ So ost Of
SKEEPER, competent 10 s KEEP Hsy seo
or saS% sha assa PRESENT employers
aDrl6-a
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Tickets To all principal points IN The ~.
and west can be procured at The | III ;!
Ticket ONCE, In Mcclure House, and at th
station at Bridgeport.
FIR. MYERS,
no2l Genr Passenger and Ticket Agen