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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-07-25
Baltimore Adv. rtlement
1OSNNNIS.

lTHE GREAT A MERICAN
| HEALTH RESTORtR, purife
T. the blood and cures Scrofula, Syphil
81 Skin Diseases, Rheumatism, Diseases
hS of W omen, and all Chronic Affections
~ of the Blood, Liver and kidneys.-
Recommended by the Medical Faculty
and many thousands of orr best citi-
zens.
7 Read the testimony Of Physicians
n and patients who have used Rosadali 6:
y send for our Rosadalis Guide to Health
y Book, or Almanac for this year, which
we publish for gratuitous distribution
1t will give you much valuable infor-
nation
DR.. R. W, Carr, of Baltimore says:
take pleasure in recommending
your RosADALIs as a very powerful al
teratlve. have seen it used in two
caseswith happy results-one in a case
OF secondary syphilis, in which the
patient pronounced himself cured af
N ter having taken FIVE bottles of YOUR
medicine. The other is a case ofscrof.
ula of long standing, which is rapidly
improving under its use, and the in
dications are that the patient will soon
recover. | have carefully examined
the formula by which your Rosadalis
is made, and find it an excellent com
\ pound of Alternative ingredients
DR.. Sparks, of Nicholasville, KY.
. says he has used Rosadalis in cases O
Scrofula and Secondary Syphilis With
satisfactory results-as cleaner OF
the Blood l know no better remedy.
Samuel G. McFadden, Murfreeebo .
ro', Tenn, says:
A Ihave used seven bottles of Rosa
a dalis, and am entirely cured of Rheu-
matism; send me four bottles, as !
wish it for my brother, who has scrof-
ulouss sore eyes.
Benjamin Bechtol, of Lima, Ohio
writes, | have suffered for twenty year
with an inveterate eruption over m
whole body; short time since FUR
chased a bottle of kosadalis and il e
fected perfect cure.
Rosadalis is sold by all druggists.
n Laboratory, 81 Exchange Place
- Baltimore.
DR.. CLEMENTS. l. Co., Proprietors
= For sale by
P. Fl. TROUT,
F. Il. LINK,
narl2y REESE b co.
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THE MARKETS.


neitt"oFc WInFhcts.
BALrINonx. September -Breadsturs- Flour :
S6ls s,s IS follcys fies q ss V
u S ~ ~ D fs% a aS rsa%s Street. Ct
rsSsIpis o. fP sDSh enr wS.. s sssy
were very light, amopntins to about 6ooe bushels,
white at 81 iva 81 400 DO c6oiee sm5er Al sIss
oheT sP saos I we're 81
els common western red at lb0 ga; 900o do. fair
t re fS az ~ AZ and 30 do. Pennsylvania
90 S5o,n: There was no Southern, Corn offered on
e sads s9e ss es1ao q
held az % osns, but we hear OF no transactions To-
=. os. s.. stsdsy 80 sa.sss southern y tss
cenis AID 80 do, bright sS 90. a q csns. s'
~ Ry...Ihe receipts 10 day werc go bushels No,
ma, SiS.G.Gs aScis p5iee, today as follows! MD
ordinary i;SiSI cents, and ordinary 70 strict DO
l,ss,', n; There is some improvement IN the
tone q the Western adyiees. but our market for
IONS Of @SatspSe We a auet ts' Bp2 Neat ao
s na1y s.ssN sents for shoads,rs and sa
ISr Ss a, 6Hs We ss5s
sle and SIDES a iSl!sll e.. for rib and clear rb
ts m sfa and S s pSss s.
Pork /; also duii.but the pfice STEADY ssfiSSiiB
,sags,..-w quote prices to-day as follows. viz,
cents Tnsiss issn4 d. een asn unSs u sS.ri.
f,Sal slls " crnts:do No H. GpIessl. cents; Porto
ne9 sr.9f ~ $40 u cents, and Demsrara vacuum
I've no'e quito liberal receipts Of Western
jar IN tres w aaoae ~ S.s p al SheS sa fs
some sales have been made.
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DRoP0sALs FOR ARMY sUPPLiEs.
oSyIcr PuncnAsIss AVID pEror 9. 8

oSyIcE PuncHAsrsa AVID DxPor q. g.,
Sealed groyosal1, in duplicate, viii Dc. received
septemSsr tSs sas sis ssf b. g
ne nnss ses
II ShicaSo or st Louis. by the Sth Of ssptemssf.
:. q, barrels Noes Pork. ~
.7cIoO Soands Beans. choice whise hand picied IN
i, ,ss SS SSnS: R R::. sgl,,: In barrel.
P pound: H HS%ny oai.s IN Si S.frs
ee,go pounds Coffee, green Rio. In double sscks
eso" eSSpS. sus.5 equal in quality 70 stusiss
700 ssllon. yn :, 4. whisky trsquiIins thirty.
ss ONE q ua Il Gi SS.it ns
heads ana iron hoops painted. and 6ans;
i7.O pcshds Candies. sd.m.ntine. full weight.
sizes or eixhts, In boxes strapped.
aon S Sa.a s saa ca Tres from sdui
tAoo Poq1ds sa!t, nns gram. clean and dry. In
sD Pcuhas sroSnd Biacf Peppsr. frvs nom sdui.
te1tions In full weight four ounce pspsrs,
psSasd IN boxes strspped. containing 3
Propessis. Tor delivery at Omaha must be ID.
assTy e ~ nar 4 9%sas SeS for
81 ctssy Lsu = hsu' . Captain
q Key ss
N G ssippns o sS e'f as
tuAi tars st the time Of delivery Is required.
On s.s 3
Il. b rsGs,yss s:sSoo. to the u.
MI .pps.iion . q % 2
7 NO. Brevet brig. Gen. and q. 8.
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DIED.
ADAMS -oi the eth inst. THOMAS N. ADAMS. In
funsrL viii take Ilace from. his late residence,
No. 71t FIT street northwest, on Monday after.
noon, at . O'clock, FIiends and relafiyeS Of the
family invited to attend.
BUOHANAN.--At laurel, Md. on the 9Th Inst
SAMUEL k.LLY, only cbiid OF James r. and Henri.
eta L. buchanan, aged II months and u days
DAVIS On Friday. the 9Th inst, CHARLOTTE
DAVIS in the 77sh year Of her age.
DEAN On the It'll inst JHssfg, infant daughter
OF Mills and Annie ~ lean, aged month";.
The funeral will take place this afternoon
ut . O'Clock ut the residence Of her parents.
EvERETT.=on Saturday,, sth inst, at his resi-.
dence, WI N street, Dr. THOMAS n, vERHTT.
HIS funeral VII take place from his late residence
On Monday. sept.mbei At 7; N. Friends OF the
LUSBY.-0n Sunday evening. It'll inst, JAMES o.
LusDY, IN the 4lst ear OF his age.
The friends aud acquaintance Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral from his
"a Residence, No. 1873 street southeast, on Tues.
day Afternoon, 9Th inst, at O'Clock.
sYLvEiTER On the 1th inst MANY ANN. late
Funeral from her sons ID, NJ. Sylyester) rest.
dence, No; l5B Firth street northwest this evening.
at 4 O'Clock.
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GOVERNMENT SALES,
)vERNMENT SALE.

JEFFERsosvILLE DEPoT OF THE
QUARrERMAsTEn's DEPARTMENT, y
,,yIFrERsosyILLE, IND, August u, lisa
Quazeermaster's Department on WEDNESDAY,,
shs, ~ day q 0ctober ISL: q Y 2olock q N,
Y Sasa q i sSn
SbSysis h ans srsas Wire ROes Sh;n. feel
lancss, Hsmes, Rubber Hose. HUBER Batting.
Horse Blankets, Harness and Saddles. Wagon bows
Wagon felloes, Wagon spokes. and other articles
too numerous TO mention
Terms Cash In United States fund.-.
The property can BE- o. Amined By the purchasers
hours Of O'Clock, D m, and O'Clock, .. IN,
The property to be removed at the expense Of the
sale. JANIS A, EKIN,
equity ouar.ermsster General U. !. K, In charge
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ES gsw sS FSEk A Az EsSF
OTTicI OF OHIEF QUARrERNAsTER.l
FIRsrQuARTKRMAsrER DIsrRIor, I
HOuuT0N ATuKHT. G0uHER auEEHE.

FnmrQUAhTEhhAsrEhD fsrhICr, I
HOUSTON sTREnT. c9arER or dRHEsE.
.f4 NEW YoRk, Aug. 4. 1873. J
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, with copy Of
thi. advertisement sttached Y each, are invited.
lember u. ISIS, Tor the construction Of sewer Il
Tort wsdsworth, New York harbor. IN aeco,dsnoe
hoe. The work must be proposed for as . whole,
md not 6y the fo9t or yard; written saA,sntse
ecution spd ulhllment Of the contract should DO
terisi and labor 10 be furnished By the contractor
and the work completed within thirty days from
The proposals should be Endorsed "Proposals for
Sewer At Fort w.dswoTth. New YORK harbor. and
addressed TO the "Chief QuArtermaster, ftrst Quar-
lermAster District As above. X o. TYLEH,
Lieut. Dol and Deputy QuartermAster General.
Brevet Major Cen. u. y. Army. 80 %
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LIGHTHOUSES AT HEREFORD INLET, 1--WE
MILE BEACH. NEW JERSEY.
orrioxor LieHr; MoysE EsoNEEn.l

PmLApELPHIA. August 5, isfI \
esiyed % This once until Il o'clock noon Of NON.
DAY, the sth Of september next. for the erection Of
let, nyeptle beach, New. jersey, In Acoordsnoe
with dInw1nss and specifications which can be seeh
O'Clock 9 N. and O'Clock p. m.
Tho building will be OF frame, with stone and
brick foundations. The amount OF bid must In
ciude the entire cost Of the building compste. In
Bids must be made In duplicate, and in formz
which will be furnished on application, md conform
nient. and tho right to reject any or all the bids
bids win be opened promptly s the hour speci
ned, when bidders are reaussted 70 eG,esent
Liant Col Engineers 7. Nm. hanse Ens3DsS:.r
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b RoPosAIs FOR COPPER.


60, WIsHfsoros. sePiem6er. l, Is7s
X..hiPstSpr NAVY YsIa IN e SsfS5s re ss q
bureau uptti n O'clock, M, of MoNDAY.tse nd
70 ssfs s ss 6 M ss 70 g. oh,s
The Barss9 q Son.tructio1 md Repair. Ssyy Ds:
meas ietters = /,
Tho Copper will be subject to the necessAvy test
and Inspection Of the proper officers Of the wash
ipgton Navy Yard, and viii not bs received unless
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MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
WI w.surNorpnsSF T xsShps NEW YORK

Hereafter Inc Gne rteamships 4 q.
h KsIs Fssp ana x 52ha p! FsfSs s -
TWEEN NEW YORK, ALEXANDRIA,
WARRINGTON, and 6EoRqETQWHl.
every Saturday At p, M, Leave Georgetown every
Friday. att Q. m, And Alexandria the sAnae day d
FOR full information, apply to n. p. A. pENHAM
agent once and wharf foot Of High street, George
tstl9 Rrsatdsnt
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I'D. 3. YOUNG. General PssssnEssi
RALTIAoRs AND OHIO RAILROAD.


ron ANNAPOLIS
h'SA m .nf IN 81 +; J M ia on Sunday.
Asll' p m. u ssR NJ = 4FsRRS1iiyNs y.
!. s.s S9 aSy n q. + md rssSu .Ios.
'sI ss$ ) ~ .saaP: md
sGes q ;'S s:$.; 4 4! ~ Fl IL
ron POINT 6T EoSaS. ANS fsTEsSkDIArE
Att ho Am. and I 80 and Is p. m Returning. leave
FIN g s !. 4 ss ~ Is 81 g.
T 1sB vSSssE E hEIR2 2S4FE
sssSs ss1s ss9aa !. md
a.i fsis. S Sss ~ ~ >. y:
ss s.o ss e q AVE-
SHS sss 4
70. 9H rs sSS Boston,
vsrtissmsns Of "Throuxh Lin Taos n SHARP.
h'''Tf. 4 4 fGsosnniEI ,
,.. Genera. si Sss:s 3 Ss:s' &C.,
V>HRbu9H LINE BRTWERN WASHINGTON
i PHILADELRMlA AND NEW YORK.
Z IL ssss.s an.
, Leave daily ssiSspt sanasy5 s,isSsm.. i'iO Inds
Leave for New York Ct . 10 p m. and Phisdelrhia
Sisspins cars for New York on tho ssop m train
s s ss + Hssss ss .a sss as
S iSl ;Sss sna sA s'sssn
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ID PROPOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF
Il A FIRE,ALARM TELEGRAPH In THE
SIIJEs 9f WARRINGTON AND dkoRdE.
w oy,.s. 9, B z + s e R r ycsss,


Sealed proposals will be received 81 this ONCE
until u M the LIST day Of October, LET'S for the
erection Of System Of fire alarm tee1Fnph, tncud.
ing ali labor and material, freAlArm boxes, with
tensnces required 70 place the sysismin thorough
tiSe Hssem6iy o. tho District q COLUMBIA. sp.
proved June %. is75, and in accordance with the
sPeoincstionst and %Hipiy N accordance With tho
eIP,.insd str2op ~, Y, Columbia bailainss;
spect eduai 70 the best 10 dse; 10 secure thai.
the successful contractor will be required TO enter
Ance Of the contract. i
legally eeTtihed to, IN the sum Of five thopsand
(SbOO0) dollars that the bidder will accept and per.
form the contract II awarded him.
The right TO reject any or all bids y reserved. III
Payment will be made when the whole work shall
have been completed and accepted by the Board In
proper working order, -. l., -,
working order for q term q two sD yesis after
| Smo,int Contracted for will be retained until the
end u the said two aJ years asa guarantee there
| for .,,.
endorsed Proposals for construction Of ire alarm
telegraph" and addressed e N suvpyv,n
Vice President Board Of Public Works.
Ila..
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RAILROADS.
WAsHINaToN AND OHIO RAILROAD,

NV nohAAfeANh7 hAND ohio tknhtAhohDs
rstL AnRANaExEN! JaAINs DAILY,
BEdiSNisS SH HSdSsf
Leave Warrington at N; .nd ~: m, and
bury bur !sSns wsstwsrdl :. \ N: and y ?. m
Iesye Hamilton y % ~ m. and s 4 u = p M M
i:. tss.s sna .s s9.s ,Sss:I y 81 and
snd Sis p m, and at Washington At sso a. m. and
nson VA Ssrs eHs SsItinore and Potcnsc
ei1a vboa. .9s 3 q e. and go
The "a n: train from AleIsodria and u Op. N.
sS%.' ftr = sasn sn S
slsyille, Beiryyills and Winehesies. Aisc. With
p a%%S:sses t:s:S. Three osp.. ~ milo
sa asaf a'.'0 ' esasr y ffs ss.i SsIS,.
pKNssfLyANIA Air LINE
FhiEaDrLEEHHIkst onx,
AND ALL POINTS IN THE NEW ES6lAED
THROUGH BErysks WASHINGTON AND
xITnogf Snh sSE Or OARS; ,,.,
rs
AZ II. fss FIssriait1 fSf Z l sgspAp
from and arriving 81. the depot o. the BaltimoIe
and Potomac railt9sd. northeast corner Of Sixth
fssi line, leave Washington 81 90 .. m. daily. CT.
Isass Bsftimorea s.a a. m. daily. except Sun.
Leave IVES, Philadelphia. a, las p. m. daily. cr.
sxiiye At Now York sti0p. m. daily. except
Richmond express. leave Washington ., ia p. m.
leave Baltimore sia 81 p. m, daily. eIeep, Sun.
Is.ye West Philadelphia a, SIS D. m. daily. eI.
sxi.iye u New York sioS p. m. daily. except
Might express, leave Washington d 20 p m daily.
Leave baltimore at 10 80 ., m. daily.
Leave West PhiladelphIA 81 . 30 q. m. daily.
TRAINS REfURHiHd.
Past line. leave New York o. IS Q. m
Arrive t Washington at b,l3 pm.
Ashsss . 4 w::hl a.tS s q g
Arrive d Washington 81 3 is a m.
O9nncctions are made in Neg York with steamer.
railroads. Sew YORK Central and Hudson River raj.
road, Erie railway. aud steamers on Hudson river.
G ossd snS 1ssss ES, so,,. and
ystc fesldenccs on orders ieft a the following
ofhces, where Tickets and Information can be OBJ.
tainedt Northeast corner Of Thirteenth street and
Pennsylvnnia avenue; northeast corner Of Sixth
street and PenpsylyAniA avenue; passenger station
R.ltimore and Potomac railroad CORNER Sthsh and
ly9Sd General PASSENGER Aren't.
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CARRIAGES.
DENTISTS.

49, DIR. A. PRATT, GRADUATE OF
@YYyk 0hio College Of Dental Surgery, al Scv.
enth street, between d and q, few doors
el0 set either Jaw jylTn
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RAITTMoRE AND PoToHAo RAILROAD.

RALTlhOhk AMI fVlOAAC hAlLhOAD.
bfror oOasrs s6 sEf3{SAEED 3 srnzrrs
rfxiSS I H;SSSxH fioh ii FRZISs = EsISS II
Ss,s. al .,lyN NIAGARA r. e'ls a. ma New York e1
press, daily. except Sun. Sunday.
accommodation Sosih nj md f Wet d t.I%
Vest daily. except Bun. ton from Bsitlmors: !,
LIS !: m. New York e1. sslly .siesp. sundsy
sG. Baltimore express. IL aslly, sicspt sunSss.
~ p "a s.l,i%o5s 40 20 M daily, except
s eli apra oAhy' ex' sunday. AM .-
81 n sunSSsy cinn. VI ; Sa:y ci fss%
pres. daily. siceptsun. spdsy. from West and
'$i Nj gi.,; ass, W., Now % y, .. s southern
y p,p:s dDiiy PAoino III u o. New York express
frsins issyins washington ., 30 = 10, and s.so
p. N. connect At Bowie with trains for Marlboro.
,sayin5 BoHis q s,.c sna Il m, % ?: m. srriy
Trains arriving Of Washington st II a q m. %
end ~ p. m connect at Bowie with trains leaving
Pss.ensers leaving Their. order. IL Ticket Once
nue. northwest corner Sixth Apd Pennsylyania ave
AND g points III Sos
West Through tickets 70 Cincinnati, columbus,
Indianapolis, Louisyille, 81. Louis, New Orleana,
Chicago, Omaha, Ban Francisco, and all points
East. West, North and south.
II R RIyfBiAAnkf. S9n. sapssintten nns
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PROPOSALS,
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES

OTYIor Curtr oularynxAsrrnJ
fonI LgAvErwon1u, KAN, August o., Is5a
Scaled proposals IN triplicate, will be received AZ
,nis Sfhes Nn,il \ O'Clock, m. september 10 INA
HAY CITY. KAssAs
61,0o pounds Of Corn.
llO.po Iounds Of Oats
Two car loads Of bran.
FORT WALLACE. KANSAS.
8o0no pounds Of Corn.
tbyuD pounds OF Oats.
Ono car load OK Bran. be delivered At the rail.
wsy station nearest " Fort Wallace. Kansas. In
Deliyerie. TO commence within ton 90, day. frpm
date Of Award Of contract, and to be continued n
the rate o. A least oneourth M Of The entire guam
uty contracted for per MONTH
,,l 6idasIs yin state thoir pTiee per one hundred
Picpossis viii be received for any portion Of The
No proposals will be entertained unlsss the psrty
msnins The same 70 present At the openine Of the
known at this once 10 be re-ponsible, and each pro-
poeal must be accompanied BY the guarantee Of Two
persons Of known responsibility.
Tho usual conditions, which can be ncertained
tractors and blank forms q proposals. viii be fur
nished upon application.
''a''' =" inc S SffeSsf' y y2,S% vIiEf,
Assistant !Qusrtermaster General, Brevet Major
General V y, A, Chief Quarterm aster Depart
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pK0P0sALs F0a A sTKAM LAUNCH.

" wan DEpARTMKrrJ
WAsHIs0ror,D ID, O. August u, is7s.
PTogcsals are invited for furnishins 4 srEAM
Dor,
less than WE'VE mes statute Der hour IN iii W.
ter with screv propeller boilers ht 70 use salt
supply Of fresh water for ordinary use, and con.
denser by which portion Of the exhaust steam can
Pc used, and to have steam bilFe ejcctor. boiler
tested 70 two hundred pounds: size, nifty feet In
Length over All: beam, twelve feet draft two feet
pr9posals for either wooden or iron hull viii be
Place and time q delivery TO be stated, Price Of
se u Ss AID resdy for
Sealed proposals. TO be addressed 70 Inc under
signed viii be opened At this ONCE on the 18Th Of
6n.rtermastef densrsi. Byt M. On ~ nt ID "a.
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AIARltIED.
.-FALK-CUyEY-nn the % inst, by Rev. John
II. Brpok4. JAMES FALK, Of Norfolk, Va, 10 ANNA
CUSEY, OF New York.
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HIGu SCHOOLS.

The attention OF the Councils had been repeat
eddy called TO the necessity for high school, and
In the report for isso-6i the subject Is again
urged, but the fact Is admitted that the finances
Of the corporation arc scarcely Ia condition TO
warrant the expenditure.
10 the eighteenth annual report the subject Is
again urged. and 1t Is suggested that the high
school would be useful rs a seminary TO prepare
teachers for the Primary schools.
In tho nineteenth annual report ltor isG2- 69l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-04
FIRES. !,
AT MT. VERNON, OHIO.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 8.-Afre at Mt. Yer.
non, Ohio, yesterday morning destroyed
q building owned by Samuel Iarael. Loss
between four and five thousand dollars.
An explosion from gunpowder which was
in the building seriously injured four men.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-04

THAT eminenuy pious newspaper, the
Cincinnati Commercial, Is panied to see
that the Presidepts message does not re-
cognize Divine Providence either In the
first or last paragraph, and trusts that the
omission may be found telegraphlc
blunder. l.-.. .
The Commercials Washington special
speaks thus in regard to the nominee for
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court:
"The nomination OF Attorney General
Williams 10 be Chief Justice does not meet
with approval here. He is not regarded
as fit man for the bench, and 1t Is urged
that the fact that he has sprung suddenly
into notice from obscurity, and has not
hitherto been distinguished as man Of
nigh legal attainments ought to be sufh-
cient 10 prevent his promotion over the
heads OF the whole bench Of notably able
jurisls. 1t Is also charged that he had In
mysterious way grown very wealthy
since his appointment as Attorney Gen
eral. II Is said that when he was ap-
pointed 10 that Office, he was so poor that
be was compelled 10 borrw money 10 fur.
nish apartments TO live in, and that b con.
trasted with the fact that he has built
magnificent house and furnished It re-
gally, which he has but recently moved
INTO"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-04
Rankrup,cY Gases at Plt,.bursh.

lspeei,l Telegram to the Gin. Commercial
P1rsBuRau, December 2,-Ira B. Nc
Way & Co., the suspended bankers, have
filed q voluntary petition to be declared
bankrupt. A large percentage Of the
creditors were willing to grant them an
extension, but some Of the smaller cred
itors withheld their signatures In hopes
that when the ninety per cent had agreed
10 the extension their claims would be
considered separately, and probably paid
In full In order TO get rid OF them. Under
the circumstances Ii was deemed best to
20 into bankruptcy,
A meeting Of the stockholders Of the
National Trust Company was held last
night, and 1t was largely attended. The
object was to raise means-the stockhold.
erS being individually liable-topay of the
Indebtedness Of the bank, and $500, 900
were subscribed, and as much more will
be forthcoming If necessary. .
The hearing In charges OF conspiracy
made against Mayor Blackmore and
others, OF the Mechanics Savings Bank,
who are charged with having manipu-
lated the funds Of the bank ior their own
use, has been postponed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-04
The Gilman, Clinton & Springfield
Railroad Case. sta

CHICAGO, Dec. Sat Springfield yes
terday, before U. 8. District Judge Treat,
he motio 10 dismiss theipjunction which
he granted in the Gilman, Clinton q
Springfield Railroad case, was argued.
M. Crawford argued the motion TO dis-
mis-, holding that the Receiver appointed
by the Mclean County Court cannot be
legally interleled with by Judge Treat
GOV. Palmer, on the other hand, contend
cd that the Receivers appointed by Judge
Upton had no right to take possession OF
me road, as, In accordance with the pro-
yisIons oi the deed Of trust concerning
The default Of interest, II has already re
yerted to the Scott party. Judge TIP
IONS order was directed against the rail,
road company, but the company h aSa y
". Al the conclusion Of the argument,
Judge Treat announced that be would
make Q speedy decisionTin the matter
! probably today. eH.s' rnr'-:.t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-04

OUR smiling Senator DAVIS introduced
a bill into the Senate yesterday appro'
pristing the modest sum Of $15o,0Oo Tor
Custom House buildings at the "Perma'
uent Seat" We. presume that Col BEN.
SMITH pointed ont to the Senator, during
bis late visit at Charleston, the vital neces'
lty for Custom House through which
10 filter the gingseng trade Of that
region. Senator HENRY took with the
Idea at once. he knew that there was
no. the least possibility Of Congress max
Ing any such nonsenaical appropriation, but
hat nevertheless much bunkum might be
achieved by introducing o bill to that ei.
lect. Senator HENRY Is q chap that
knows on which side his bread is but
tered, and he never loses Q golden oppor'
tunity like that.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-04

CHICAGO, Dec. S-Flour-Qalet and
weak; extra spring s. 5045 rs; extra win.
ter So, ,00A9 25. Wheat-Iu fair demand
and firm; No. Chicago spring 81 10a
! 10i; No. 2 do 81 or cash; 81 08i for
December; 81 0s for January; 81 09ta
l 10 seller February; No. s Chicago
spring 81 DIAL 0e; rejected 9Sc. Corn
In fair demand, lower rates and closing
steady; No. 3 mixed 45tc cash or De.
cember; 4ec for January. osts-In lair
demand and firm; No. 2, 84s,35c cash;
S5tc for January; rejected S2ta34c. Rye
scarce and firm; No 3, 73c. Barley
Steady; No. 9, fall 81 70 cash or Decem-
Der; No. 8 spring 81 04al 90. Pork
Opened dull tut closed active and higher;
mess $13 10a15 90 cash; $14 10 Tor Feb.
ruary; prime mess $11 10 Lard-Stcady
at 7sc cash; 7fc for February. Bulk
Meats-Quiet and unchanged; sales loose
shoulders 4ic; short rib middles quiet
and unchanged; short clear middles, 6ic;
hams, 7tc. Whisky-In fair demand and
firm Of 90c. Hogs-Dull at 81 70a4 80.