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A TWENTY TWO THOUSAND DOLLAR APPROPRIATION.
resolution was passed taking surplus OF
$22 900, which was appropriated for the Police
Fund, and authorizing the transfer OF it to the
Board OF Health
CoUNSELs FEES.
A claim of j. H. Strahan, for legal services,
amounting to S5,000 was audited allowed and
ordered to be paid
CLAIM OF THE BROADWAY AND TENTH NATIONAL
BANKS
A communication was received from J. l.
Everett, OF the National Broadway Bank, stating
that money to the amount of $47,9Sl u had
been advanced for certain pay rolls for the De-
partment of Public Works, and asking that the
Board of Audit take action thereon. Laid over. A
similar communication from the Tenth National
Bank which was also laid over
CLAIMS OF vANDERPOEL AND BUCKLEY.
resolution advising the payment of the bills OF
Nessrs. Vanderpoei h Buckley, with deduction Of
twenty per cent was carried.
The Board adjourned to meet on Saturday next,
at three O'Clock.
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WNlNClIL and COMMERCIAL.
Money Market Less Animated
and More Easy.
Stocks Quiet and Prices Generally
Hardly Maintained.
HEIGHT FLUCTUATIONS IN GOLD.
TIB SPECIE SHIPMENT.
WALL STREET,


SATURDAY, April 27-6 r. n.
mo market for -four to-day wps firm, and pur-
eAasers were willing TO stand an advance OF five 10
ton cents. Grain experienced ready sales, bat
Brocs could not be advanced the quotations Of
yesterday Cotton was quiet, with no disposition
torcoede In price,
MONEY MARKET
Tue money market was without any noticeable
feature. 1t remained steady during the entire day,
with an inclination to more generous impulses.
The interest ranged between ana ~ per cent, &C
scTding to the quality Of securities Later In
tho spring and during the coming sum
mcr there win probably be an increased
Aenand for money In this city, which will
come principally from the West. With the rate OF
ine,rest, as it has recently been, above what may
be termed within the range Of healthy stand
ard, comparatively very few advances are made
un grain In store at the principal Western depots.
Upon the opening of lake and canal navigation the
Accommodations OF the winter begin TO seek the sea-
board and a considerable portion Of the value of
grain and other productions must be returned in
currency, which draws upon the money centres to
no inconsidcrahle extent. The market may, there
fore, soon begin to feel pressure which will be
Akely to cause slight stringcncy In which it may
remain, in greater less degree, until the early
tah trade has fairly commenced
NEW YORK CITY BANKS.
The following Is comparison Of the bank ave-
RACES Of the past two weeks:-
April 20. Apr-il q. Differences
Loans $273 35l 800 $274 GOO Inc. 500, 900
specle...... ls,27s,4oo lsil2,soo Dec 1G5 ,eoo
Deposits 80 195 700 203 $780, 100 Inc. 7,5oS, 400
Legal tends 80 909, 800 1881 400 Inc. 5,6lS, 100
The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total liabilities:-
Aprit 20. april 81 Differences
Haato y .b7S II
Legal tends. $4,000 800 1852, 400 lnc 5,6lS, 100
Total reserv $685. 70G sos 900 Inc S. 452 200
Circulation. 279ll 500 27S4O,00o Dec. II, 500
Deposits -. 1876 TOO 2O3 100 Inc. 1905 400
Tot. pbtiesS2 542 200 $3.50 $40 100 Inc ,l36 800
Excess over
2jpr.ctre 90 $3.50 81,
Excess
legal res. 2302, $50 5,S95,l25 Inc. $685., $40
STOCKS.
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Found Fatally injured.

Mr.. Henry Warren was found fatally injured, on
Friday night, at the junction Of Flatbush avenue
and Livingston street. His skull was badly frac-
turcd and IL Is supposed he received his wounds
from fall He was taken to the City Hospital.
The deceased was commission merchant nc l3l
Pearl street, New York, and resided In Warren
street, BROOKLYN,
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L. This n Mursleri

Coroner whitehill was yesterday called In to take
the ante-mortem deposition of Mr. Frederick Glas-
son. at his residence, No. 14 Throop avenue, who
sustained serious and mysterious injuries at No 116
Canal street, New York city, week ago.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

1t will be recollected that the market Saturday
last was unusually active and strong, and that the
prices for governments had not been well sus-
tanned for some days previous Notwithstanding
which we find, In face Of every indication of weak
market In Europe, United States securities have
advanced during the week an average OF nearly
one and q half per cent million and a half OF
fivetwenties were taken out 10y the European
steamer to-day.
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The Knife Ina Brooklyn.

During an alteration between Daniel Muvey and
John Clark. two young men. in Franklin avenue,
near Van Buren, street, Brooklyn, last evening" the
former stabbed the latter in the left arm vita a
pocket knife. The wound which IL nine inches long,
Is very severe. Oficer Moore OF the Ninth pre-
cinct, arrested Mulvey for the offence.
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Fire In williamsburg.

The wooden pipe factory OF +. Fleischmann Co.,
Montrose avenue, Williamsburg took fire between
one and two O'Clock yesterday morning, and was
damaged to the amount OF $4,000. Insured for
49, 900.
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Kerosene Casualty.

Mrs. Heiirich, residing mt SO Hopkins street, was
burned to death yesterday morning by the explo
sion OF kerosene lamp. Her husband also had his
hands severely burned in attempting to extinguish
the fire.
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At ten O'Clock yesterday morning frame build
ing owned by Mr.. Clarke, and situated on Flushing
avenue near Carlton, was destroyed by fire. caus-
ing n loss OF $780, 1t was used for storage pur
Doses.
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ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING.

Joseph Tilson, twelve years OF age, found pistol
In bedroom at home, In a4o East Twenty-sixth
street. ana while playing with IL shot his brother
Charles, two years Of age, In the head. The physi
clan who was called In pronounced the wound fatal
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BALTIMORE, Nd, April q, 1871 .
The return game at base ball between the Ma
tionals, OF Washington, and the Baltimore club was
played this afternoon. The score was as follows -
ST. d. 81 4A Hh. sh Tn sh GA
saiii%oar .'"........ Q Q I gS
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;ations are given In

The following were the quotations at a late hour
In the afternoon:-Ere, COS Harlem, 12s1s HannL
bal and st. Joseph, a. Lake Shore, 971s; New York
Central and Hudson, 99T Northwestern, sos Ohio
and Mississippi, 49ai; Pacific Mail, 72zs; Rock
Island, l14l; st. Paul. ok; Union Pacific 4055 ;
wabash ana Western, 7s,a; Western Union Tele
graph, 1917; American Merchants Union Express,
53M.
G0LD-HIGHEsr ia, LOWEST 1l2X.
The gold market yesterday was not brisk, nor IN
any wise animated There we're no short nor sharp
fluctuations, the sales being few and made only be-
tween 112X and 49, The expectations OF specie
for the week aggregate $1,756ls, and for the year
30,187,334, against total for the same time last
year Of s2s 1884, 1885, being difference in favor Of
3l4,14es5
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
The advance in the gold premium has caused a
relaxation in exchange, but business, nevertheless
was transacted an otherwise steady basis. The
quotations were 1905 1lO1s according to time.
UNITED STATES BONDS
Considerable business was done In government
securities to-day, at prices in the afternoon little
down. Tho highest quotations to-day, compared
with those on the preceding Saturday, are shown
In the following tablet
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Yesterday morning, while Mr.. Israel Denton, u
weknown horse trainer, was training colt at
the Prospect Park Fair Ground Course, the animal
became fractious and threw him to the ground,
breaking his leg.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
Crime.

During the past week the police OF Brooklyn have
arrested 457 persons for various violations of the
lavy
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Tot rbiticsS2 542 200 $3.50 $4,000 Inc. ,4s6 800
Excess over
25pr.ctres. 55,ss5.55e 57,744,775
Excess over
legal res. 2,302,150 5,S95,125 Inc. 3,592,9I5

The market has been unusually dun, and the alb
sencc OF buyers noticeable feature. The sales
OF Erie were not brisk former days and
the price was forced down from 704 to 69R;
Kew York Central touched 99zs; Western Union
Telegraph went up to 1914, an Improvement OF q on
the highest price obtained yesterday; Pacific Mail
ten away to 72A, and Northwestern with great diff
1cHlty held fast at 500.
The highest and lowest quotations are given in
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BOARD OF AUDIT.

Large Payments to Departments md to
COunseI-Thc Banks Want Money.
The usual weekly meeting OF the above Board was
held yesterday. The following business was trans
acted
CLAIMS LAID OVER.
The following claims were submitted and laid over
under the rule3:--
The World, for advertising sale of arrears Of as
sessnents fourteen times, June H. $Z25l ~
$50 COPIES uf IS o.
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KJIU UOs M
bJp) Tol 4 w con c BIDS
sct @, = 4 Ash, new
alJD NJ a StP7 $40 con
b shs Bank of C0m'ce
"a Bank OF Repub. -.
o Ninth Nat Bank.
$40 Con Coal Of Md !.
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lowed and ordered to be paid:-
j. W. Scheme rhorn Co. text cooks 596 81
Ellsworth Co, copy books Observation-Disclosures. 800 80
Ireson eman Taylor Co, text books ... 472 81
ireson Brakeman Taylor Co. text books. 1881 n
william Ward text books OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. b4S "
D. C. Pratt states. All 90
f. d. Tappin Interest made by him. 5lW SO
Daniel Edwards services 4l6 %
Patrick Connolly, Street Inspector ......... 10 %
Edward Dennis Street Inspector. .......... 2l7 90
jeremiah OBrien, Inspector L0 %
Redmond Barry, axenan ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is %
James Meyer, Jr for disinfectants ....... 20t0 Oh
George O. lockwood, for photographs ..... l,l5O %
D. Appleton Co.. for text books. ............ ~ 30
Slote James, stationery. S2 Is
Jacob PERTH services as armorer .......... 626 %
mcnt 81 Pmbc Instruction .... 45e 50
for interest on cash advanced ........... 2osi ~
Michael }. Farrell salary attorney In Depart
| Incnt of Bu /
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Total S23 2S9 20
Seventh Regiment N. q. 4 N Y. officers. non
for services in compliance with orders $40 IS
Court tor Isl H. ..," NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. GA 90
shutters ..e 2l9J 90
Department Of Public Works ............... 1856 81
Department OF Public Instruction, for paying the
building 1888 90
Once salary october to January, is7a ... 800 90
rtaI
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00oe 7cIAwlskGtIA
600 at West 81 IN. -.
2JOO CHAR 4 Pac ~.
lOMD do. .........-
lusDO Nor 4 Is LIST IN ?.
AlQ Ohio 4 Mtss z tds
SDv0 Ohio 4 Miss ~ IN.
nIJO StL 4 l " lst M.
2SuU NJ 4 st r Gs, LIST IN
500 q, G 4 l q list M.
M a,SS Q, eS0ai,ii;oiaim' NJ.
SUI do. ...."......
$500 DO. .,...........
2isD Tol. Y a w I'd m.
SOU Han h Gen Mo LIST
1DthU Is, II 4 L LIST IN ).
1000 do. ............
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH CORNER OF PARK
~ avenue and Thirty fourth strect-Rev c. C. Carpcn-
ter, OF Boston Highands will preach Sunday April
-, morning and evening.
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nemocraIic ManifeAt0.

A Washington dispatch OF the 10th
saws that another bombshell, to which
Voorhees, speech was the fuse, has been
projected into the Greeley camp in the
shape OF a manifesto prepared by the
Democratic Congressman of Pennsyl-
vapia aud New York, declaring against
the Philosopher Of Chappaqua, and for
a strict party nomination at Baltimore.
OF ninety eight Democrats in the H use,
not over twenty are willing TO svow for
Greeley. Voorhees,, Davis, of West
Virginia Adams, of Kentucky; and
several Senators are among the signers
OF the paper They pledge themselves
TO stand by the National Democratic
Convention and the nomination to be
made there 1t appears that the docu-
nent wa d. at ed Immediately upon the
reception of the news of the action at
Cincinnati, which was 90 dIstastefal to
the Democratic members that they sub
scribed 10 it in body. This looks like
a de eat for the Chsppaqus sage, aud
leaves little room to doubt that there
wal lie a slricI party nomination. At
Baltimore Adams and Hendricks are
both mentioned 90 candidates.
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New York Market.


FLOUR-Quiet and without material
change, at 81 l0@7 35 tor super
fine State; s. 6O97 IS for extra State;
s. S0@7 90 tor choice do; s. l0@l0 So
for fancy State; ST 60@S 10 tor
common to medium extra western; IS Is
69 90 for choice do; SO 00@l0 40 or
common to choice white wheat we>ter"
extra. IS SOFAS 6O for common to 20 d
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio;
SS65610 80 Tor trade brands; 80 50a
Hoo O common to fair extr, st L ruis;
Sll O5(9l3 50 Tor good 10 cruice d =.
Southern -four is quiet and srerdy,
at s. 656ll 10 for comm n to ar
extra, and Sll l5Gl3 81 tor good to
oh ice d.. Rye -four dull atS5 UO@
6 25. Corn meal quiet
GRAIN -Wheat, market quiet and
-teady at 81 g. al II Tor No 2 -prin i.
n ore; 81 739l IS Tor No ! d.
81 SjlGl 50 Tor win er red w-ster";
90 U5G2 rs for amber western, and
81 Uj@2 Is { r white 10. Rye is q ct
At CSC Tor we. tern in store. Bailey l.
qret. Barley malt unchanged C"rn
is lower, at 70 974c Tor western mixed f,
and SOC for prime white western. Oa's
tirmer at 57r059c for western and %
(a,6Oc for Ohio.
PROVISIONS-Pork quiet At
Sl3 S7@l3 90 Tor new mess Sll %
for prime and Sl3 % frr new prime
me-s. Beef quit at 81 50a9 81 for
p me mess aud $40 90 9l2 Oh o India
mes. Beef hams duIl at $23 Ola
260) Tlerce beet nominal At fl5 OOG
II % or pri ne mess and Sl9 90 '2l 10
Ut India do Cut meats are firm At
9fMlOfc for hams and $50
&c for shoulders. Mlddles quiet
Lard unchanged at S3G9s' for NJ. |
rn prime steam and 9lc for kettle rem
dered.
BUrTER-Frmer at 29932c Tor
western.
CHEESE-Firmer at l49l6c for
comm III to prime.
TALLOW-S eady at 999sc; stear-
inc quiet al 9sT l0c.
HISKY-Quiet; buyers at S9c;
sellers al 9Oc
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

DR.. Fishblatt addresses all those who have
Injured them S-.lves Dv impr per indul.
yenceS and sOiiLar habits, wn On ruin both
D dy and mind. uniting the n foo either
business stud, society or IN 'rriase.
These a G >ptna II the n IN melancholy
effects produced by cary hanit, OF youth,
viz: Weakness OF the back aud limbs, pain
I'm the breast, dimness OI sight, loss Of inn~-
cuIa. power, palplfatiou OF the heart, dy>
pep-ia, n rvhus irriIaoility, gym ions OF
con sum ption, arrangement OF the dikestiV"
functlo -, &c.
MENrALL The effects on the mind
are much TO be dreaded. Loss oi memory,
confusion OF IDEAS, depression OF spiri!s,
Evil toreboding, aversion TO society, SELF
distrus love OF solitude, titmidity. &c, are
some Of the evils produced
Thousands OF persons Of all ages can now
Judge what /, he cause of their dec lining
heath, losing their vigor, becoming weak,
pale. nervou- and emaciated. having sim
gular appearance about the Eyes, cough, ana
symptoms Of consumption.
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A SanctimOuious Sinner-Eiope-
meut OF an Ohio Editor With an
Apprentice.

A SanctimOnious Sinner-Elope-
ment OF an Ohio Editor With an
Apprentice.
From the New Libson Patriot.l
Our village was this morning startled
by the announcement that Frank A.
Whettsmore, editor and publisher OF
the New London Record, had abscond-
ed with a young lady who had been in
his employ for some time past as al ap-
prentice to the printing business This
young girl is the daughter Of a widow OF
this place Whettemore has let wife
and two small children, without friends
or any means ofsupport whatever. He
came to this place from Michigan about
one year ago, was raised in Canada, and
with the assistance Of some citizens
started The Record, since which time he
has distinguished himself chiefly BY his
attention 10 the young ladie-, and bv
victimiz;ng all Of whom he could
borrow money, in which calling he has
developed quite q degree OF talent.
Six weeks ago he protessed to have
experienced religion, united with the
church, and like all hypocrites was ex-
tremely jealous for the interest of re-
ligiou. s ~ 81 -.
Whettemore is about twenty-nine years
of age, black hair aud eyes, no beard
his expression varying between extreme
levity and a sort OF mock sanctimo
niousness calculated to excite sympathy.
As be had but a small amour ut OF funds,
Ihe will probably soon apply for q job
lin some printing office.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, May 90

CHICAGO, May 20.
FLOUR-Dull and weak; not quota
bly, lower
GRAIN-Wheat less active and
easier No. > spring at Sl..539l 54l
closing at 81 52f seller June and dull
at 81 50a cash. Corn active at a de-
cline OF l@sc, No. 2 closing steady at
ALL C ,sh; 4Slc sell er June and 49!c
teller July. Oats steady. firm and les
active; closing at 4l4c cash for regular
and 42!c seller June. Rye steady,
quiet and unchanged at S5c for No. 2
Barley more active aud higher al 6O9
62!c for NJ 2
PROFESSIONALISM. Mess pork
-oId at $l2 60 seller May. Lard at
sS IS cash
LIVE HOGS-Qliet at a decline OF
lOal5c; sales at 81 1904 Is.
BEEF GATrLE-Quiet and prices
fell 10 ,9l5c; sales at 81 37l@6 373.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, May ~.
COTTOS-Quiet.
COAL-Ste dy.
FLOUR-A shade lower; family at
50 on extra, IS 50.
observation-disclosures.
GRAIN-Wheat quiet red at 81 OO
@2Oj. Corn unchanged; mixed, shelled
at Soc. Oats al 43C947c.
HAY-In fair demand.
HOGS-Firm; receipts 2j15 head;
prices 81 0064 40.
MOLASSES-New Orleans, 5596Sc.
OIL-Li"seed at 80 g92c.
ROVI>IUNS-Quiet ard holders
firm. regular mess pork quoted at
$l3 90. Rnk meats, shoulders at
4lc clear sides at &C, all loo-e. Bacon
firm; shouldersat Sic; clear sides at 73c.
Lard qui at 81 9Ssc.
TOBACCO-Frm.
WHISKY-Unsetrled at SIC.
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Building Lots For Sale.

OFFER THE FOLLOWING EITHER
A. wholesale or retail: Lots No. IL in
SNARE 9: No. ) in Square s: the south hall
= 80 liin Square 10; No. IA in square q;
10, in square II; No. . in Square 9; No. II
y snare n: No Il in Square Il; No. , In
~,ulre 4: No. L. in Square IS, and No. 81 In
D'vl~iOn T..
Also. Lots No. in Square 20; No. 10 in
>Juare 9; north half of No. IA In Square 10:
70 n square,; No. ID In square II; No u
n -guare Il. No. IL in Square 10; No. Il in
<I1eT. 10: No II In square q, and No. 10 In
= 'llrs u. All situated in the Subdivisions
o.! the Caldwell estate.
L. g. HUGHES,
dolls Real Estate Agent.
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DR.. FlSHBLATT

Has discovered the most certain, speedy
and only effecrual remedy In the woril lor
weakness i'm the back or limits, structures,
a ffpctiun- OF the kidneys or bladder, invol-
untary discharges, Impotency, general de-
bility, nervousness, dyspepsia, languor,
low spirits, confusion of ideas, palpithtion
of the heart, timidity, trembling, dimneSs
of sight or giddiness disease OF the head
throat or skin, affections Of the lungs,
liver. stomach or bowels, those terrible DIS
orders arisins from solitary habits OF yonth
secret and solitary pract ces more fatal To
victims than the songs OF the sirens To the
mariners of Ulysses, blighting their most
brilliant hopes and an icipations, render
ing marriage, &C., impossible.
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YOUNG N EN-

wbo have injured them>elves by q certain
nractice, INDUCED In when alone, habit
freousntly learned from evil companions
or M school, the eff cts Of which are night
felt. even when asleep. aud If not cured,
renders marriage Impossible, and Destroys
both Dody and mind. should apply imme-
dat ~ 49,.
n, the country, the pride Of his uarents,
should be >natched from all prospects and
en- oym-nts Vi lie by the con equence, OF
deyiating from the path OF nature, and In
dulging in a certain e:ret habit. such per-
sons must, before contemplating
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-21
Desirable Quincy Street
PrODerty for sale.

TAM DIRECTED TO SILL THE PROP
| erty on Quincy street known as the
SnrigS Na-siOn House, fronting 10 feet on
Onincy, md running an equal width with
\, ron 10 Hampden street. The house IS
are and Substantial and the unOc 'upisd
Ironnd + the most desirable tor building
purposes of any in the city. If not sold at
irivate sale by saturday. 18th instant, II
.ylll on that dav, ut ten O'Clock \. NJ, re
u.iarei at public auction al the ont door
II the Court House in the city OF wheeling.
THOS. O'BRIEN.
..,,.,I Raol E,stare Az Mt.
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sale Of Foundry Fixtures.

OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE THE
| Patterns, HlasKs and fixtures in Union
t,,l.irv, belonging TO the late firm OF w.
4. Miller G Co The purchaser can secure
,-5,HiS, The building Is - f. by IS It =,
>sorrallv located, with good light which can
., =, ne OnStruc'et, and cont ,iuS all thu
--cr>Sarv appliances Of a tirSt-ciass jObbing
.Ir2 irv. For further information apply on
premises TO ,.,
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For sale.

OF LOT NUMBER FORTY
[ SIX Ii6l coraer Of Fillmore and Preston
=. centre Wheeling. Prize StN. Also
~ -Srnry Frame House, win SIX acres Oh
IND near the town OF Triadelphia. The
-,,.rr place i known as part Of the Baguley
s.rSnartv. For particulars inquire at the
Az Office Of f. q. CRACRAFT, or OF
j. CHAMBERS HERNEf,
,,r--h AuctiOneer.
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New York NOney MaFSet.


NEW YORK, May 20-6 P. NJ.
MONEY-The market was easy at 5
al yer cent on call.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Market
quiet and -teady al )9s for prime bank,
ers' 6O days sterling, and 1924 for good
bankers. .
GOLD-Rsnged between ll3l@ll3s,
and closed at ll33@ll3t.
The Gold Room this terhoon passed
a resolution that no business should be
transacted before 10 A. NJ. or after 1
P. NJ under a penalty o. 800 for the
first offense and suspension for sixty
days Tor the second.
The ASKS ant Treasurer to-day p lid out
$279,0O0 on account OF interest and
s59, 100 in reiempt oD o. 5 20 bonds.
GOVERN MENT BONDS-FIrm at
the clio e; United States currency skies
at 1l6s@ll62.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-21
YOUNG MEN.

esnecially. who have become the victims Of
solitary vice. that dread ul and destructive
habit which annually sweeps 10 an un-
timely grave Thousands of young men OF
the most exalted talents andb illiant intel.
Iect. u no might otherwise have entranced
listening Srnates with the thunderings OF
eloouence, or wtked to &C stasy the living
lyre, may call with full confidence.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-21
FOR r z r.
For Rent.

LARGE ROOM, WITH SPLENDID
\ light md power for machinery. Also,
y Ier SIN Ill 100 ns, with or without power,
AIT on rye wdrerO0n. Posses on given
rs, OF April. Apply at office OF star F0un-
~ BENZ. FIS Il Err.
D.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-21
MARRIAGE

Married persons, or young men and ladies
contemp plating marriage, being aware oi
oh steal weakness, organic debility, de-
formities, especially cured.
I,r Eishblatt, may religiously con ode In
his houor as gentleman, aud confidently
RELY on his skill as physician.