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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-04
Notifes.

nISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSnIp
- The firm heretofore exiting under the npm,
Of Clelland Co i. this day dissolved by the with
claims against said firm will present them at ores
for settlement 10 the undersigned. who will con-
unue the business. 7 X CLELAND Jr
Wilmington June LIST, 1872 81 we
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-04
A Valuable Property at Private sale

The subscriber being determipe,
N-A to change bu ,iness, offers for sale
his fruit and Truck Fa M sit uu, .J
Eln near Frandywins Springs, couI ain.
- ing NINE Acres. be the same NOR.
or less with tw" Houses ereci ed thereon No con
t',"sa rooms Si,h a,!c NO. tour 70 "rh attic
= kOOd well ot water NJ each; tralne barn "a by Ys
Tee. with siabliax for tive head nf ,tocs; corn
cr'h, hen house and ther "uthu,liings: also /
smith Sh 8. nd n fuu daiian tor ~ wbesiwt 1T
sshon, where tnere has always been don. n good
me-. .hborh,.d.
The land Is in high state Of guilty a; ion with
plenty Of fruit There are hftv apple trees ave
years old; one hundred peach trees n full bearing
thirty dwarf pear tress 6its.n standard pear trees
the most OF them bearing . full crop every year:
twenty cherry trees; currapts. eooreberries. fasn
berries. strawber les: snd black berries Tho rsc.
is convensnt to tine Wilmington y Western X. ~
and to schools and places OF Duolic worship Will
70 sold on easS ter,ns. Possession immediately il
dekired. Price low.
For iurthsr information call upon the .ubsc,iLe,
4. W. MONTGOMERY. Newport. Del,
BIZ not sold before thursday, the 18th a..
June OF 1877. 1t will be sold At public sale
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-04

NOISe E.-All persons requiring State Iicens.
An TO- the year commencing June lst ls1Z can
procu' e the same at the Grocery Store of Springer
Cleund * Co No. 3O9 West Second street, Vii.
mington. or Of JOHN P SPRINGER
jun3dlw Clerk of the Peace. at New Castle.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-04
for Sale aud for Xeut.
EOk SALE.

The dwelling and premises No. $50 Wash y,
toning streetin good order. and regarded 40 W
house 10 provided with gas, hot and cold water
bath room. water closet. and otherj modern couvs.
nienres.
For terms apply to
ALFRED c. NOWLAND,
marl5tf New Castle. Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-04
Wants.

Advertisements of three lines are inserted unde
this head three times for so cents)
"ANTED-A boy to learn the printing busi-
w ness. Apply at this Office my3l-tf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-04
NEW CASTLE AND WILMINGTON RAIL.
~ ROAD COMPANY

The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of this
Company will be held at he office OF the Company,
in New Castle. on TIL TUESDAY. the 9TH day Of June
next. at n IN. A. h0RNEn,
mays dtm Secretary
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-04
OF CO.PARTNERSHTr.

The buainess will be continued nt n. =. corner
Of second and French streets by the undersigned.
who alone Is authorised 10 settle NJ he affairs Of
the late 6rm Th~nktui Tor past favprs t. the late
6rm. he soiiciis q cOntinuSLce Of patronage from
hik friends ana the public general, and vii guar.
antee satisfaction iu all catss.
may2l. .3md&w W. HAMMOND.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-04

DEMOCRATIC MEErING.-A meeting Of
- the Denoc acv Of New Castle Hundred viii
THURSDAY, the 9th inst. n; 2o'cloc> D m, for
purpose of electng five delegh es to represent The
Hundred ut the Democratic State Convention to be
held AT Dover on the 18th day of June, thT2
jun3 3t Signed MANY DEMOCRATS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-04
TTENrtoN! FIRST WARD

"A meeting Of the Democrats OF the First
ward will he held u the City iiotel on WEDNES.
DAY EVENING, The 5ih inst at O'Clock. Tor the
purpose RI elcctng Delegate to the State Cunyen.
ton at Dover, on the 18th inst. gen, raj atten.
uance Is requested. junel TIN
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-20
Max Adler on Canal Navigation.

Certain parties interested in canal
navigation have offered a reward for
some kind OF motive power that can be
applied to canal boats. so that the tow
paths and towing can be done away
with. We do not profess to have much
Inventive talent, but it seems to US that
the object could be accomplished by
placing mule d 'wn in the holes ofthe
tent and then boring holes for Tn mule
legs 80 that ne could wa k along the
bottom OF the canal and push the boat
while his b ,dy is inside Or the mule
might be clad in Divers suit and be
submerged in the canal, towing the
boat from beneath with string nailed
to the keel. Or the canal might be
made like an inclined plane, so that
the water would run down hill and
carry the boat with it Or the boat
might be made Ike an inclined plane,
20 tn At it would slide down the canal by
itself Or the mule might be suspended
to a balloon and sent up justin advance
o. the boat, 30 that it could tow it in
the air, AID he might hold an open
umbrella in his teeth. 70 that it Won d
act as a sail and pull the mule while the
niue pulled the boat We charge
nothing for these suggestions. They
are offered ireeley in the interests OF
science.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-20
D0u't Know How.

Bertha Davis, OF Rochester, writes to
declare that American women as a
rule, don't know how to wIiggle their
behind bunch with grace. She made
further fault as follows:
Your parasol, my dear, what are YOU
doing with it2 The sun is directly on
your back, and you are holding that
dainty article at an angle OF forty five
degrees over your nose Ble3s me, what
a figure you cut-a perfect leaning
tower, with An eruption on the back Il
Won Guild only see yourself. my dear
but then you cant, so there's no use in
talking. you'll always persist 10 carry
ing your paras0l in that ungrace(ul way,
making yourself ridiculous. Now, here
comes a woman who walks, not wad-
dies; Just watch her there's no jerking
or twisting but a smooth, billowv mo-
ton; sne puts her foot down firmly,
squarely, taking a ste twice the length
o. yours, which to her full drapery give
ali undnlating motion, reminding one OF
the swell by the waves on the moonlit
sea- woman among thousand. who,
though plain featured would attract
attention anywhere bv her graceful car.
riage, / er 1.-The, b,llowy form, giving to
her that air Of queenliness You are at q
loss to explain in one who has no pre-.
tensions to beauty She holds her par
a-ol in such a wav that it seems really
part OF hersel it is neither jerked on
one s'de nor pirched over her ACE. nor
il she nervously jsbbng every passer by
with it, she holds it firmly. That wo-
man does not make an awkward ap-
pearance with her parasol coming up
the street, as does my modern belle, just
in advance OF her vet, nv dear, you are
gotten up in fauItless style-a perfect
marvel of dressmakers' art and catch
ing a glimpse Of your fair form in the
plate glass windows, you smile compla
Gently, thinking you are doing the dip
-uperbly, when, it you did but know it,
you are outraging every sense beauty
and every line of motion. making angles
where there should be curves; sharp,
jerky movements that set your drapery
in a furter, giving you the appearance
OF ruff d hen, where there should be
ouly ripple of motion.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-20

sSsiss a:Ssiiiss'ss5xpS.siiiss s.d
=thsn=Hssrtsg -Her|sadAen
Doath. u -.- : -.
A young lady from New York has
bess visiting relatives in this city dur
ing he.past two weeks. aud made ar /,
engagements to return home last Friday
night, having q strong impression upon
her mind that she must go home with
out delay. Forythe sake OF the cons
pauy of g relative on her journey
home, however, she was induced to
postpone her departure until Monday
evening last. On Sunday morning
after quiet nights rest, she was sud:
denly awakened between three aud four
O o'clock, aud saw fgnre distinctly, or
was convinced she did. standing in, her
room, near the door, looking towards
her. The figure bore an exact resem
blance to a sister che left at home in
New York in her usual health. The
young lady got up and went toward the
appartion, and it disappeared. she
then opened a window and looked out,
seeing nothing more OF the figure DOR
anything else unusual. and returned to
her room and tell asleep again. In a
short time she was awake ed and saw
the apparition OF her sister again, with
the same li'e-like appearance and in the
same position as before She got up
again. and as she advanced toward ii it
receded from her approach and dsap.
peared as be ore. Again she looked
from room to room and out Of the win
dow, but saw nothing more Of it. Be-
ing now too much excited to sleep
10 lger, she dressed herself and remained
sitting in her chamber, waiting tor d lay
light. Her uncle, being an earlv riser,
heard her moving about the room, ana
on inquir ng why she was up 30 early,
che related the experience above, and
when the family had AL risen it was the
subject OF general remark and COM
ment % Sunday noon the young lady
received dispatch from New York in,
forming her that her ster had died
suddenly at the very hour the apparition
appeared in her chamber. -Proridence
Journal 20.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO. September 10.
FLOUR-Firm and steady, and de.
mand lsrg~ly in excess Of the offers.
GRAlN-Whest strong and IN good
demand for loca and shipping purposes
and prices appreciated I 9lc per bushel
with sales of No spring at 81 20G
| 2O4, cash. Corn in moderate requ' 81
and active; prices have improved tc pei
busbel, with sales Of No. 2 a. 35}@364c
cash; rejected sold at 34d 342c, and No.
, canal corn afloat at 26sc. Oats quiet
firm and shade higher sales of No.
at 24ra24!c, cash; rejected sold at 2Oa
2lc Rye steady and firm At 57@574c
for No. 2. Barley weak and droopirg
and prices fell &c per busheI, with sales
OF No 2 at 7l@72s closing with sell
lers at Zoe.
HIGHWINES-At S9c.
PROFESSIONALISM pork sold at
$l3 10 alb Is seller this month. Lard
firm at &c. cash.
HOGS-Active and higher at 81 %
@5 90
BEEF CATTLE-Quiet and little
uetter.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-20
The Ruth Neutrality-suspicious. OF Or
MedIicO,t, the Alleged Murderer.


The Ruth Murder-Reiease Of Or.
MedIicOit, the Alleged Murderer.
Our readers are doubtless familiar
with the details Of a case in which a
DR. Iedlicott was tried and convicted
Of the m ,rder Of one Ruth, at Law
renee, Kansas, in April. 1871, and sen.
fenced to be hung. This case was ap-
pealed and change Of venue taken to
Douglas county On the assembling of
the District Court oil the Fourth Judi
cial District, Judge Bsssett presiding,
(the same Judge who sentenced the
prisoner to be hung) on the 10Th inst
at Garrett, nolle PROSE- was entered BY
the District Attorney for the county,
and after eighteen months of solitary
confinement and sentence OF death
banging over his head, the prisoner was
released.
DR.. Medlicott. say the local reporters,
is 8 man OF about thirty-tiye years OF
age, with keen gray eye, full whlskers
and moustsches, and possesses an affa-
BILE manner, and by many would be
considered handsome. He was well
dressed in a suit OF blue cloth. wit .
handsome jewelry adjoining bis person,
when be Was released. He had with
him beautiful Spaniel dog, which he
said had been born in the Jail and had
been his only companion since his In
generation. He was frank to copiess
that he hugely enjoyed. and thor oughly
appreciated his freedom once more,
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sTIIAHCEs. AND TRADE.
fassw Iioart asrHet..
atr&EuiY6Sxo iSentember 19.

INV ok. Oeptetuuef w. .
5oFLOUR-The IA arket is without de-
cidsdn change lin c price, at 80 2oH9
6 60 for supesfne State; s. 30@7 ID tor
extra State; 81 55@7, 10 for choice do;
ST 759g 50 for fancy State; Sc 6O
tor sIperf1ne western; 81 1907 6O
for com mon to medium extra western;
s7sz75. for, choice, do; IS 5000 IS
for common to choice white wheat west
ern extra 7 45@7 IS for common to
GOOD shipping brands extra round hoop
Ohio % O0@9, rs for trade brands;
81 S599 90 for common to fair extra
St. Louis 80 05@ll 25 for good to
choice do Southern flour is steady at
81 8e6lO IS for common to fair ex-
ira, and $40 30@l2 so for good to
choice do. Rye -four quiet. Corn
meal quiet. -.
, GRAIN-Wheat at 81 81 for No
Q spring in store; 81 629l 65 for No. l
do; 81 616l 70 for winter red vest
ern: 81 739f IS for amber do; 81 81
az 90 for white do Rye nominal At
7Sc for western. Barley quiet Barley
malt unchanged. Corn is quiet at 63
063tc for, steamer western mixed and
63c for sail do, Oats at 4795Oc TOR
western in store and afoat aud 4394'c
for new.
PROVISIONS-Pork is steady at
$142O@l4 Is Tor new mess; $ll 5O
tor prime and $13 25 for new pine
mess. Beef quiet and UNCHANGED at
S. 00@7 90 Tor plain mess and IS w
6l0 90 for extra mess. Beef hams
unchanged at $22 O0923 on Trerce
beef is dull at $l3 009l6 90 Ior
prime mess and SIT 00@l9 W Tor India
do. Cut meats are quiet al l4c tor
hams and 7c for shoulders. Middles
are steady at 81 for long clear Lard
is dull at Ss'n94c tor kettle rendered
COTTON-Ou spot opens dull and
heavy, with sales OF $50 bales at 1890
for low middlings. and 2o4c ior low
midi ling uplands
PETkOLEUM-Is quiet and weak at
lie for crude and 23lc tor refined.
TALLOW-Dull at S2@9sc; stea
rine at " 8l0fc.
WHISKY-Steady at 93c.
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n. ". MCiIsh AIN II, tTeHlucHl.
DARCY PAUL, d. B. TENANT, Vice
Presidents.
SAMUEL b. PAUL, Secretary.
d p. >CKLER, Consulting Actuary.
Judge JOHN +. LAY, superintendent OF
| Agencies
Home office, Petersburg, Va, with Local
Boards In all the cities Of Virginia, I'm the
District OF columbia and In West Virginia.
tie policies are now generally conced"d
| to BIZ among the most certain and desirable
OF Investments. This company, managed
on p inciples OF strict economy, offers the
| lowest rates OF premiums consistent with
safety, and lower, we believe, than any
| other Company doing business In the state.
| It's -ucceSs Is an established fact.
All reserve from premiums ~ security
To The policy holders additional To the car
i'al stock II invested by The local boa'ds,
within that locality Fl ON which II d -
rived
Being convinced by their knowledge OF
the integrity and prudence ot the gentle
men who compose its Directory, and by
thorough examination OF the p an NJ or
ganiZaLion tina 4 IL In every respect a
reliable company, the 'ub$cribe' c items
OF Wheeling, who have them elves sun
scribed 10 I II ok and organized AZ a local
b AID, el warranted In commenting the
enterurise 10 In favorable consi Grafton
OF the people OF the state.
ROBT. q. JORDAN, President.
B. VI. EOf, David Lynn,
y \. Lynn, Geo. X Tiugle,
u b. HUI bird, Geo. r.. Boyd,
WIN V Ho2e, Lucius Hoge,
W. K. Hughes, Curran Mendel,
Robert Simpson.
Wv. HOGEH BRO,
General Agents.
DIR. WM. J. BATES, JR..
Med Examiner. sug3l-sb
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-20

A PARIS letter contains an interview
with the famous Catholic Archbishop
Dupanloup. in which the digui.ary says
that while be casts no doubt upon the
patriotism OF President Thiers. he re-
fuses to accept his administration Of
the government as best tending to se-
cure the prosperity and consolidation OF
France: Dupeploups. choice for the
Prssidepcy i Nc ahon, and be has
gloomy o pplehSnsions o. Gamhetta.
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Monday, September 8, 1879,

Beginning ut 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following
de,cri ed property, that Is TO say: The Ten
ement and ground pertaining thereto north
nj nj adjoining the south tenement on
i1t No six o. in square No. nine 49,, on
jacob street; the two south tenements ana
ground pertaining thereto on lots Nos;
SIry-,ig"t IS, and sixty n'ne (69), on coal
street. | division az" lots Nos. eight (Sl
and sixteen N6) IA square No eleven (lD {;
.o!N Nos : wen ~ ana eight (S in squar,
NOtventy-nn (2O; lots Nos. four (D and
five y in quare o thirteen (l3); lots Nos
1v" y md >ix ~ in square No. sixteen ~;
!o'~ Nos ten 40 and eleven y In square
No, seven cen %; lots Nos. me % anu
two q square No. eighteen (lS); lots Nos.
Ten ,lW eleven Il and twelve Q0 In
square % twenty-five (2N; lots Ms. one
tO.Iwo (A and seventeen ~ in so are No.
twenty three (2S; lot No. sixteen Q6) In
.qnare M. twenry-fnur (2D; the south hair
o int No Stytv five (65), on loai street: IN
DIVISION -" lots o.. ei hty.Seven 90,
h'r 81 in DIVISION II" which No. eighty
seven ~ lies at thdeeornrr of Fairmoni
anu reOrge street md the OF .erS ninety
on" .9l) ninety four (9I aud ninety i've
IN-frOnr on Not street, and lots Nos.
twenty lE) and thirty four (Sp, on the
Nu'ho' airmOnt street, in Division "a.
Ter - OF SALE-Oue-fOurtho OF the pur-
gu ~ III ney To ba paid on the day OF the
Alr, IN" residue on n credit of six, tive We
a "a ght en- months, the purcha ers Civ
ing Don Is with ecu ity, hearing interest
II m ne day o. sale, aud the title to be re-
"!hed until the last pay m.nt Is made.
GEORGE q. DAV NPORT,
au-'-ei Special Commissioner.
The above sale is aiiOurned until SAT
NRDAi, SEPTEMBER ~
GEORGE q DAVENPORT,
Sep'NI SnsciaI cop, mic i,nar
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NOTICE.
Trustees Sale of Real Estate.

ny VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST
II made and slgnei Jy carlisle Brown TO
NJ Undersigned trustee, dated the 4th day
n November. 1910, and duly acknowledged
ant admitted II record in the Recorders
all - of Marshall county, w Va, and re.
rnr ted in deed book No. ~, folio 10y,
will, on
Saturday,, the oist day Of September
1879, commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ pro-
rpe 10 sell at public auction at the 'front.'
dopr of the Court House in laid county, two
tracts or parcels 81 land situate on the
rir.rS OF Big Wheeling Greek, in MARSHALL
c,untv. w Va described as follows to-wlt:
1na o. sud tracts OF land toins land
owed nv lanes VI. Combs, and l. known
4, the Bald E.a"ie tract, containing hity-
nine acres and eighty SIX poles The o'her
'rsct OF In nj adjoinS said Raid Eagle tract,
a a contains three acres and twenty-Seven
nr'a>, m liking in tn. two tracts S'Xty-two
res and one hundred AMI thirteen poles,
ha,ug the same two tracts OF land which
wee conveyed TO the said Carlisle Brown
~ John iandl IN NJ wife nv deed dated
ne Ith of November, 1870. which deed II OF
.rc ,rd in the Recorders Office OF Marshall
ctuTtv
Terms of Salo-One-th'rd cash; the bal
lnrr in twelve aud eighteen months. pur-
cnsScr giving deed of trust on property to
;-rnre deferred p IymentS
aug g-l W. Z. HANDLAN, Trustee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-20
New York Money MarWet.

New YORK, September 10, 6 P. NJ
MONEY-Market easy to day at 4
to per cent, often lending at 5 per
cent and l per cent commission.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE - Dbl;
prime bankers go days sterling at 1913
@1073 cash. aid sight al lOS39lO9
GOLD-Market weak and declined
to ll3s. but more active and higher in
the afternoon, with sales as high as
lis.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-United
States currency g. at 1llf
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-20
Farm Of I26 Acres of Land
Ens. knyn

-,rrG.lTE on TIE BETHANY PIKE,
DO miles rom the citv OF Wheeling.
All bairg part OF the James Kelly farm
IN fnn.nve nerts consist of a g cd two
:.ory n wed log horse, larg- stable, Spring
hnuSs. e. The land Is In htsn state o.
,.,.,,,,,,f,n. and has q, e-fourth of a mile
. ~, nr the d ka For terms see l. b.
E.l'v. IN the premises, or
TAOS. U6RIEN, Reat Estate AStt:,
,r,iQ Wheeling, w. Va.
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FOR SALE.
Farm for Sale.

GOVT TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
81 NJ me very best h II laud--'wo
y 4 acres under cultivation-ahloin-
i aa'a ando' heph-rd "cNechen an p oth rd
W. min one W Ell sss en, fen~ ~S in
NNou',,i, nurch ,serS, and give posses Sion
!o>L1 ,ieIv ". HOlE Il BRO.
i'm w ,n Bailey's Block, Market Street.
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I.,,ud Town Lots For Sale.

n.pp,.ITE STEAMBOAT LANDING,
F;ty choice Building Lots, price SOn
,Ns,1 One-third cash; balance in one
vi Two wears. Also, the dwelling House
now. reside in. just above suspension
For particulars, enquire OF
rlr n,b. 1872. jy2s-h
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For Sale.

two STORY FRAME HOUSE
~ r,tb seven or eighr rooms, on Jacob
Il ,,,5a,; also small Frame House with
=, rr,,ns on JACOB street; also new
", pru;e on Eoi street. containing
s. ,In,S l.. u. HUGH EiS,
you Real Estate AGENT.
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For sale.

,,y TWO.STORy BRICK HOUSE, ON
The I>lnd, lot ninety feet front on Vir-
5.I,t street, ~ feet deep; well improved
,,5i.b C. l.. ZANE.
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Cr.rE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO

George o. Davenport, Gu ,rdian Of the in
faut heirs at Jams Y. Caldwell, de-
ral>td, vs.. George II. caldwell, ANA l.
,aliwrll. Bella :. caldwell aid Idmund
y Caldwell, infant children of James Y.
t'ald eli. deceased, and Mary t. Caldwell,
wr,nw OF said James Y. Caldwell, de-
Cel~ri. IN chancery.
Pursna,, IVA decree entered in the above
named Cause on the 10Th day Of July 1872,
/ win. as Special Commissioner named IN
door ~ the court house OF Ohio county,
West Nirsini |, on
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-20
FOR RENT.
For Rent.

TfE THREE.STORY SRICK DWELL
ing al tie lowe Il of Chapliue street,
~ IRE Wheeling, known as the "Parson-
20 tnd belonging 10 the estate OF I. j.
S1Doeil, decsasei. Possession can be
-' W. M nrst of October next. Inquire OF
NtPiV-n J. n. NCMkGHE.N.
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HOTEL TORRENT.
TIE MoLURE HOUSE HOTEL,
WHEELING. WEST VA.

Us LARGE AND sCOMMODIOUS
~ = lG ' Il offered for rent. Possession can
Of , n9 within thirty days. The furniture
or nD iu House can be purchased at private
pe'ent person or p1rsons wishing to engage
spi,oeI. MOTEL business, better and more
sitno,ne rouse could not be found being
ntr, ", IN the most elegibie and business
VI The city. Apply TO
srooo, JOHN McLURE.
~sp-h Wheeling, w Va.
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Euxland's Distress.

The kilograms and mail accounts re,
Gently have spoken of the advance in
the price OF fuel. Goal has gone up >
as the saying is. and whether the ad-
vance in price arises from a falling of
in the Yield, increased consum ation by
the manutactori,s or by reason of the
conflicts between the miners and their
masters, the TACT remains the same,
that coal has enormously risen in price
ir,m the rates charged last year
This of itself would prove a hard
ship, especially to the poorer classes;
but then there are other mi,'ortunes
still more distressing The potato crop
has tailed generally throughout the
British Isles The accounts rom the
agricultural districts in the English
sh,res is of the most distressing CHAR
acrer. A writer in one OF the agricul'
tural papers OF England estimates that
1850, 0OO acres Of the potato crop are
all butdestroyed. while another equally
good authority declares that he hardly
ever remembers the malady 50 general
and the destruction 80 complete" In
Ireland and Scotland the crop is also
hlghted, possibly not to the same
extent as in England, but suit
ficiently extensive to be severely felt by
the poorer classes in both countries
The foot and mouth disease among the
cattle is another cause for alarm. The
disease, which made itself manifest to
a considerable extent last year, has now
reappeared in still greater proportio is.
In Norfolk, in two weeks, the loss in
sheep alone amounted in value to over
one hundred and twelve thousand dol
lars. Taking everything into consider
alton, aud with these facts before US, II
is evident that the approach OF winter
is regarded with feelings of dread by
the poor, hardworked and ill.paid me-
chanics, laborers and working people
of England, Ireland and Scotland.