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Drug Store for Sale

DRUG StOIe IOf sale
N fourishing Village on the line of the Grand
l. Trunk R. R. Established five years and doing a
fine business, Reasons for selling ill-heath of tbe
proprietor. Enquire of or address '
W. F. PHILLIPS & CO.
fe13dtf Wholesale Druggists, Portland, Me.
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FOR SALE.

A LOT Of vacant land, situated on the west side
"A of High, between Pleasant and DanfOrth, SITS.
This lot has front of about 81 feet and is about 1914
feet deep, and plans have been drawn by How, for
block of seven or nine genteel and convenient resi-
dences, and adapted for the same Enquire of
EDWIN CHURCHILL,
No. 4 Portland Pier,
mar28 From 12 to O'Clock. P. N.
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The Largest Stock
FURNITURE IN MAINE
CAN BE FOUND AT
Geo. A. Whitney & Co.'s.
No. 46 Exchange st.
For the next Sixty Days we shall
self for CASH at a GREAT RE-
DUCTION from our Regular
Prices. We do not want to Dis
charge any of our Men if we can
help il, and prefer to sell our
FURNITURE CHEAP
and give our customers the benz
eft.
Please remember that we shall
NOT BE UNDERSOLD by any
DEALER In NEW ENGLAND.
We sell FIRST-CLASS FURNI-
TURE, nearly all of Our own
Manufacture, and will Warrant
every piece.
GEO. A. WHITNEY & CO.,
No. 46 Exchange St.
fe5 d2m
JOHN LUCAS & cos
M. CELEBRATED
GREEN PAINT +!
D. Porter Il Co., Boston,
Sole Agents for N. E.
SWISS GREEN.
Lightest and most Brilliant i'm the
Market,
Light and medium Imper-
ial French Green.
They have no Equal
For brilliancy of color, covering
properties, f1npneSS and dur.
ability.
1t is only after years of experiments that the man
ufacturers have succeeded in producing these
Unfading Greens,
twice been compelled to enlarge their Works. Deal
this make.
For sale by dealers generally and at wholesale by
the sole Agents for New England.
j. PORTER e CO.,
IS INDIA ST.. BOSTON,
MANUFACTURERS OF FINE
Varnishes and Japans,
Ship Paints, COlOrs,
Kerosene and Lubricating Oils.
j. PORTER & CO.,
IS India st., Boston, Mass.
felt eod6m
STATE OF MAINE.
To the Electors
CITY Of PORTLAND.
PURSUANT to warrants from the Mayor and Al
fed electors of said city hereby notified to meet
| in their respective Ward Rooms, on
Monday, the Second day Of March next,
| at ten O'Clock in the forenoon,
then and there to give in their votes for Mayor of
said City, one Alderman, three common Councilmen,
| Warden and Clerk and two City Constables resi-
dents of said Wards for the ensuing year.
The polls on such day of election to remain open
until four O'Clock in the afternoon, when they shall
be closed
The Aldermen OF said city will be in open session
at the Ward Room (entrance on Myrtle st.,) in City
Building from nine o'clock in the forenoon to one
O'Clock in the afternoon each OF the three secular
days next preceding such day of election and from
three o'clock to five o'clock the afternoon on the
last OF said three secular days. for the purpose of
ceivng evidence Of the qualification Of voters whose
names have not been entered the lists of qualified
voters in and for the several wards and for correct
lsa! feT Order HI. ROBINSON, City Clerk;
G. r A S S
S d ED S !!
1000 Bags Herd. Grass Seeds.
sSS :. Mis.!s.n clever seeds:
sSS sSS . {: Ss; Hs;s New York c'cyer seeds.
15O .s AI.ike /" i"
as ss Willie Dutch 's &C
SSS :: Iaesa.ian ssr... :. "
Fl Al:o. sI::r isrss s... assortment Vegetable and
For sale mt the lowest cash price.
KENDALL & WHITNEY'S
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY,

Bakers.
W. COBB, Nos. 2S and 30 Pearl Street.
Un direct route between New Custom
mouse and Post Once. near the Market.
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Chubb is an unfortunate man. He is bald,
and he uses some s'renovator'' every night
before going to bed, for the purpose Of max
ing his hair grow. He forgot it on Wednes-
day until after he was in bed, and then he
rose, and as he knew just where the bottle
was, he thought it was tardly worth while
to strike a light. He groped around in the
closet until he found the bottle, and pouring
out some of the stuffinto his hand he rubbed
his scalp well with it; and doing this sec
ond time he put the bottle back and went to
bed. During the night the baby got to crying
and Mrs. Chubb rose and lit the gas; as soon
as she did so she glanced at Chubb and began
to scream. He woke and tried to rise, but
found his head held firmly to the bolster.
Then Mrs. Chubb screamed louder than ever.
Chubb, in serious alarm, jumped out Of led,
carrying the bolster with him in his arms.
As he came opposite the mirror he perceived
that his head was perfectly black, and upon
making an examination he found that he
found that he had rubbed his scalp with his
wife's shoe varnish. 1t was dry and hard,
and immovably fixed to the bolster-case. He
has not been out of the house since. He
soaks his head three times day in warm
water and has still patches of black distrib-
uted all over it, like oases in the desert. But
this doesn't worry Mrs. Ohubb as much as
the condition of the bolster-case. That is
ruined. 1t had to be cut away to give Chubb
froodorn
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To Let.

o. GENTEEL rent for small family consist
E;;: consisting of Six Rooms, ,Sebago w ter Gas, 81
cemented cellar, within three minutes walk of
Post Office, Address
fb20eod1w p O. BCX 062
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TOILET.


ON Neal Street, for two small families, five rooms
" each. One $40, and the other $3.50. Convent
ent to Horse Cars. Apply to
fe21s1w WM H. JERRIS, Real Estate Agent.
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wanted.
SMART. active Woman to take charge of house.
- hold duties in boarding house. Address
HOUSEKEEPER,
de17dN Post Office, Portland.
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Rooms Wanted.

N pleasant part of the CITY, furnished OF unfur-
nished, with or without board.
Address E. B., 81 Brown St., Portland.
mav14tf
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Booksellers and StatiOners.
HOYT, FOGG Il BREED, No. 81 Middle
Street.
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RETWEEN the Eastern Railroad Depot and Mid
ID die St., Wednesday, the oath Dec, a wallet
containing from eighty to ninety dollars. The find
er will be literally rewarded by leaving it at this
Office. desc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-07

CAUSE OF STEAMBOAT ExPLoaIoNs.-
To those who have not been Blown up, Of
course a scientific analysis Of the cause
leading to the death Of such uniortunates
as have been sent to untimely graves viii
be Of interest. For years Che Steam
traffic Of the great rivers has been eliven.
ed by frequent disasters Of one sort or
another and tits finally comfort tolesrn
the causes In bulk. A correspondent
writing to one Of the St. Louis papers
advances q reason which. Is very simple
indeed and yet which Is very ' possibly
true and the test Of It's truth can easily be
made Heasserts that when The Ten
nessee and Kentucky, tributaries Of ,bs
Ohio river arc high, they pour ont yVaters
which are strongly impFegnated win the
Limestone sediment Of the surronndins ~
gion, and that this sediment m;rsitnr,
with the clayey deposit Of the ffISi6
forms putty-like paste. which adbersI
to the sides Of the boiler, and Under M
great heat becomes q hard indrrat0d snb,
stance, lining the inner surface OF ihs
boiler, and thus rendering 1t easy for the
iron to be gradually burned BY the In
tense heat On this theory, the writer Al.
counts Tor the explosion Of the Crescen,
City. and the only remedy isto clean opj
the boilers after running three hundred
mileg . 'fFf 81 10 EA T = ~
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RHTuAIlsM IN, Nav YoRE CTY.-A,
New York letter, dated March 81, aays:
The RituGliss have in contemplation
another advanced step or two at the ap-
preaching Good Friday and Easter Ser.
vices. At St. Mary, the Virgin, the
Tenebre Is to DO chaIted Just as It Is in
the Roman Catholic churches, while At
st. Adams and st. 1gnatiust, there viii
not only be that, but n some other Re.
speca q higher ceremonial than any that
has yet been visible IN an EpiScopal
church In this diocese. The floral decor
atom for Easter in ptotusenes [. 6iniid cost
illness will hsruH Q correspopdinEly i'm.
pressiYe scale, SisG s3ti '.l& I
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, April 6.-Cotton-Qaiei;
held flrmer; middlipg uplsnds TIC. Flour
Steady; super western and State IS 5OS
6 10; common 10 good SO 25a6 90; good
to choice SO 55a6 20; white wheat extra
SO 75s7 10; extra Ohio 50 30a7 80. Wheat
Mo. 2 Chicago spring 81 59A1 "a; No.
Q Milwaukee 81 5Sa1 80; No. ! AIilwau-
kee 81 90; white western 81 II. Rye
Active and firm; new western mixed $50
$50; old SSA90c; white western sGss8c.
Osts-Firm; mixed 59A62c; white west
ern C2a65c. COtFee-Dull and unchanged,
sugsr-FirmerD Whisky-Lower; OGc.
Observation-Disclosures copper, steady;
ingot lake $24 SOAPS 90. Pig Iron,
Scotch $37a4Ii American $2Sa35. Bar,
quiet. Russia Sheet, $l6 5Oal7 80, gold
Nails, quiet; cut s. 87fs4 90; cliuoh 5 90
az so; horse shoe. nominal.
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The contempt with which practical
farmers" view tho opinions and practices
OF "book farmers" and all those who pre-.
sumo TO employ the light Of science to a.
rect the agricultural purposes, approaches
the sublime. Recently, a Committee o.
three farmers IN Tennessee, who had been
appointed to examine the fruit interests Of
the State, made q long report, in which
hey must needs crush out Mr.. DOWNING,
ne eminent pomologiSt Their attack
as ludicrous tumble Of nonsense, moi
@ lesSt laughsble Of which was the fol-
wing paragraph; ~ 4gTr05
Mr. Downing speaks Of a male and 70.
lale tree-straDge logic this. We were
o. aware that the masculine and femin-
le gender was applied to trees. II Is
range our grammazlsnl never found It
IT.
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Az advertisement Of medicine, however can.
ways carry conviction with Il, THe public
know 70 their sorrow that the boRsIfal elalms
put forth n behalf Of many Bo-cAlItd FamedIes
arc literally - deluIion and snare" Prob.
ably the best use, therefore that can Do made Of
the space devoted to this notice Of HostVttcr's
70 Inquire Of the parties that have ts,ted tbe
curative and preventive properties oith0 article
what they think Of II. WeGArnestly rOQuest All
donbteIl 70 ascertain from such OF thelf friends
And neighbQrs 90 have taken this standard tonic
and Alternative as q protection against mAiari0uS
aleeASee. OF az care for INDICATION, liver
9eobillty, headache low spirits, lApRour, BIZ.
litusnese, &C., what HoGletter's Bitten has
done TOR them. There 10 no testimony 20 iruSt.
worthy a. that which Ii the result Of personal
experience. 60 dSw
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Dr. schencL,. Standard RemedIer.

DA' SVHeuCAb Sthnuhto hemeuleb'
The standard remedies for al diseases Of tho
lungs are SUnGNnK's PuLAoNtU 6TnuP,
scaENtKs SAA Weld Tonic and SCaENcK'G
MANDRAKE PILLS, and iEiAken before the lungs
arc destroyed, q speedy euro 10 effected,
10 theee three medicines Dr. ]. II. SchenelI,
q thuadolphiA. owes his unrlVAlled success In
the treatment Of pulmonary diseases.
The PulmOnic syrup Elpens the morbid matter
10 the luuRs; nAtnrO throws II OF hyAu caaI or
pectoration, for when the phleem or mater 10
ripe elight cold will throw It OF, the patient
has rest ind the unRB begin 10 heal,
To en- bic tho Pulm0nic Syrup 10 do this,
Eehenck'b Mandrake Pills and EhCnek's Sea
Wed Tonic must no freely used 10 cleanse the
stomach and liver sch0nck'B Mandrake Pills
act on tho liver, removing all obstStfuctionS, Fo
1x the gall and liver, the bile starts freely, and
the liver is sO0a-Felir7rtt
SchGnek's Sea Weed Tonic IL gentle sumu.
liant and alternative; tho AlkA OF which Il "a com.
posed mixes with the food and prevents souFiuR.
II assists tho digestion By tonlnR mp thu btoTii.
Ach TO = healthy condition, 90 that the food and
the Pulmonie syrup viii mako coed blood; then
the lungs heal, and the patient will surely get
well III care 10 taken 10 prevent fresh cold.
AL who Wish 70 consult Dr.. schenck, either
personally or BY letter, can do 70 at his principal
every Monday.
throughout the country. SodSW
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Ghe9ttelIf1rnttr.
"A Song tor the Rights Of Man. -

"A Song TOR the Rights OF Man. "
Editors lntOliSenees:
You will oblige g. friend by publishing
the enclosed piece Of poetry taken from
the Central Presbyterian Of Richmond,
Va. Itlsso appropriate to our own city
that l hope It win meet the eye Of Coun.
Gil and others interested. ].
A song for the rights Of NTH
Iho day othie u, umph has come,
And women and children have no fiRhtS
:, 10 this glorious age Of rum, .....
Kun tot too lAboter's arm:
Rum iot the scholars head;
Rum iOt The man that lies n lhe atIeet,
And the n n that lies In the bed,
Drunk drank drunk
On JehsEs0n, Market and Main
Drunk drunk dEunki
TIL tho lampposts reel GRAln. "a
The little gisls have no bread, a-
- Tho bUgeh4yU n0Shot 10 theIrIOet;
me rate ID As Iold As tho pavement StonGa;
MN Lng m'n n Y drunk 10 the street.
There's whisky At every door;
EheIes palace for whisky on every square.
But no shelter for the poor. =
NThete 10 darkness IN the halls
Tbs voice fIoy 10 dumb;
And h0gtavSS, and the jGiis, and the luRGtio
AFOdatd with thsupOlls oiun
John Blunt worked all tho week
His fortune was his time;
hs crew hA wages Saturday night
Biz dollars, every dine,
and 50 hs sou ht hiA homo,
Bone fhandly voice did say:
tALE ~, NMR In, S0ung AhontlOmanA,
And hear dc organ play
Th 70 was music, and gas, and wine,
mot kind word to sGVO;
And on Monday morning John's children
Their father sent to tho "CAvo."
A boat has left our shores,
To the southern market bound;
Eat tho pilot wAs drunk and the boat was auRk,
mi Ana hundred people were drowned.
TnetO was whisky enough for all,
But Lot life boat TO save;
FST the beauty Il women and strength ofmAn
TherO was w1tery grave.
Drunk drunk dHunkI
Lot the world do ell Item;
Let the children btAfVe, and women pray,
We wiz not bArt0r cur rightu away
10 drink tAthe right ofmsn.
10 the city fathers Wo call;
II Yoa have children and wives,
HOW can jon turn your eyes Away
.. When we plead with you for our hves'
II you have hearts Of aesh,
Hear rs while we enutAt
Ih1t you break the foul, decelt'ul snAle
Set for our naked feet.
Hyou regard usn.t
Aud no compassion take,
When tho Lord demands your stewardship,
WhNansWeF viii You mAke'
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New York Dry Good, MARIA,

NEW YoRK, :.April 6.-Buainess con-
tinues quiet with the commission houses,
but rather more active with importers
and jobbers.. The market for cotton goods
Is more steady In first hands and prices
without qpotable change. Prints and
printed shirtings are selling freely by
jobbers, Colored cottons quiet, except
cottonades at reduced quotations. Foreign
and, domestic dress goods and black silks
fairly. active. -" IA. f'''' ' b '4.f -
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Chicago Market,

CHICAGO, April G.-Flour - Steady,
Wheat active and advanced; No l spriDg
81 27ia1 IS; No 3 do, 81 81 spot 81
April; 81 25G May; No 3 do, 81 1885,
& 0sa1 90. Corn-In fair de-
mand and firm at 6Ifc cash or April;
65tc May; new No 2, mixed, 591sGOc;
rejected old, 59tO594c; new. 5Sc. Oats
In fair demand and firm; No 3, 42fa4Sc,
cash; 464c for May; rejected, 42tc. Bar
ley-1n tair demand and advanced; No 2
spring; 81 5341 IS; No 8 do, / 3Osl S5.
Pork-Active and advanced; $40 90,
cash; $40 G5. May. Lard-Active and
advanced to 50 45, cash or April; 50 go
May. Bulk enthusiastically; shoulders
&c; short rib, middles, Ste; short clear,
BIC; all loose spot, Whisky-Quiet and
at 93c, with no sales.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, April G-Flour-slow
sales and unchanged. Wheat-Dull; red
81 6sA1 65; amber 81 70. Reye-Fslr
demand at 96a9sc. Corn-Quiei; yellow
-s2ias9c; mixed s0ss1c; white $50. Oais
-Dnlli white 6sae6c; mixed eos Mess
Perk-Heldat $40 60a17 90. Beef Hams
in pickle Halle; sides, in salt,
9ta99c; shoulders do, &c. Lsrd-9EslOc,
Petroleum-Firm; crude lie; refined
15ia15fc. WhiSky-97Sc.
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Cincinnati Market,

CINCINNATI, April 6-Cotton-
Steady at 16c. Flour-Steady; family
SO eOa6 IS. Wheat-Dull; 81 35sI S8
Corn-Dull, 65s67c. Osts-6teady, co.
o7c. Rye-Steady, 81 Bsrley-Dull
and unchanged. Oils = Unchanged
Eggs Steady, 12ic. Butter Steady
small sales at 16sc; round lots held higher
Lard-Light demand and held flrmer
steam saleable at9ic; kettle held at 9fc
Bulk Meats-Firm; shoulders &c; cleal
rib SEC; clear SIC. Bacon-StronH ;
shoulders &c; clear rib 9fc; clear 95c,,
Whisky-FEm at 92c. rHs
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II Par Chancn

You tAye got Into tropblC procure At opee a
pAeksge Of the sGmAfitAn'g Gin, use a. difected
and you will be all right In three on iour dGyS,
The trouble when tAken In timais oisiiY oVeF.
come, but when neglected, or when the uusck ia
Ngited and no Riv'e bis course Of italian co.
P1lpe, then very often serious complications
Arise which prolong tho dlaeaSe for weeks, Der.
hAps months.
Another tGllacy 10, In peEsous trying 10 save a
lew cents, dAbble In cheap druES, which % dIs.
order and eteEen the stomach that almost death
Itself would be reltei' HamGfItGn'G en- viii
Sqte tEeIy time, win no more unpleasant results
Male packages, q; Female, IS. SEM BY mail
% nyaddress. DESMOND AGO, Prophet .rs.
Sl5 Race street, Philadelphia,
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: Consistent and Intelligent Fem.
DeFancASS
To the Editors of the Intelllgeucer:


b.. peTance'' al
To the Editors OF the Intelllgeucer:
The New York Tribune Of Lac, Satur-
day, contains card from the Rev. Dr.
John Hall, which he requests the press
to publish. It seems that in a general
meeting of the Evangelical clergymen OF
New York, not long ago, resolutions were
adopted which were designed to be a
common basis upon which all could CO.
operate in the cause of temperance. In
those resolutions the words consistent and
intelligent temperance" were used, as ex-
pressing the form oil the work 10 which
the ministers committed themselves,
This phraseology has been in certain
quarters made the ground OF misunder.
standing, Misrepresentation and personal
attack. In his advocacy oil the action
taken, DR.. Hall said that "we had to con-
slider not ourselves, but the great world
outside that did not see this thing az we
SEQ H." For this he has been assaulted
and denounced as acoward.
The design Of this card Is 10 present IN
its true light, and to defend the action Of
the meeting. The Tribune endorses n
as admirable In temper, in felicity of
statement, and in sound common sense /"
We give the close Of it, which Is Of gener.
al interest. -
IF any one desires to know What
intelligent and consistent temperance
means, the reply Is, Such personal All.
tude toward strong drink, In practice. "a
Is consiatentwith good morals, with truth
and with mans avowed opinions: and
such as Is detensible by Scripture and
reason. 1t was intended TO exclude rant
cant, ignorance, dogmatism, the petty
selfshness that trades on temperance re.
form, and the honest or dishonest blum.
dertng which makes thefeI0Em a religion.
It Is not intelligent and consistent lem.
perance' to imputei base motives, 10 em.
ploy abusive language against honest
men, even II they are not total abstainers:
TO settle nice and still disputed questions
In Hebrew, in chemistry, in physiolopy,
lulanguage which the great world out.
side takes as proof that the,s speakers are
under.educated, TO rest q good cause on
doubtful when 1t can be sustained on az.
sured ground, or TO strike as vehementIy
and passlonately at fellow. lsborers on he
right and left as at the common enemy in
front, - 5T-G =
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Allegheny Cattle Market.

EAST LlBRRgY, April 8.-CAT,TiIE-
Arrivals including Saturday aud Sunday,
1852 carr: medlum IS 7sa8 S0G common
b. 00a6 60. ] '9F 80 YW 81 n
Hoas-Arrivals, including Saturday
and Sunday, 40 cars Best Philadelphis
SO 20a6 40; Workers. 50 35A6 30.
; sHEEp-Arriyals, including saturtaGv
and Sunday, n cars. Best II 75se 81.
medium SO 6oa7 90. avgrI
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Toledo MaYket,

TOLEDO, April e.-Flour-stesdy.
ii 4s; No. white Michigan T Il 81, e0 ann
Der Michigan 81 46f; June .$I So: No. /
red 81 90. No. 2 do $F43A1 43s. Corn
STEADY; high mixed 674s87sc; May 89c;
Jqne e9ic; low mixed 66Ic; no grade 65Is
66c; damaged Soc, 0AtS-sleady; No. i,
64ici Noa ., 4stc. Clover seOd-e6 co.
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baltimore MaIke,,

"' BALTIMORE, April e.-Flour-stesdy
With improved demand: Wheat
Steady and unchanged. Corn-Quiet
mixed western, s1as2c. 0ats-Quiet;
western CSC. Rye-dullat sBa99c. Pro.
,vfslona-Quiet and unchanged. Batter
Unchanged. Cofiee-NominSl, with
only a limited jobbing demand. WhiSky
nominal, at 98c. a. QnR z-
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,.CleyseIpn,II,. ..a11rl,S;.

li7 cfEyKiI ND Aptn -atsin-ouiet
and dtGady. Wheat / red 81 6Is
7iasSS Ssa & sSsslc. 9 Std Sl No
! State 6lS No. ?, 49, Petroleum
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stock Market

New York Money and stock Market.
NEW YoRK, April Q. -MoaEY-Easy at
4a6 per cent Customs receipts S44l 600.
Treasury disbursements $2SO00O.
STERIING EXCHAN0E-Dnll but steady,
1856 for 60 days; $4sS for sight.
GoLD-Ranged at 1l83s1l3i; closed at
1881, Carrying rates 0a4 per cent, clos,
ing at fiat for borrowing Clearipgs
$50 100000. The Gold Board to day re.
solved TO close at three o'clock through.
out the year. RE1 Is
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sTocEs-No special activity or features;
opened dull but steady, and closed at q
decline Of tRt from the highest prices Of
the day. The sales between 10 and 2
O'Clock were $1,000 shares, Of which H.
600. were Western Union, 1000 Union
Pacific, 10000 Wabash, 10000 Pacific
Mail, 1900 Lake Shore, and 5000 North.
western. At the annual election OF Dr.
rectors Of the Panama railroad for the en-.
suing year the following ticket was
elected: Russell Sage, George 8. Scott, q.
q. Baxter, John N. Burke, Frank Work,
George ]. Forrest, A. B. Stockwell, s. L.
II. Barlow, B. p. Kissaw, G. Z. Garrison,
Charles ]. Osborn, T. W. Parkes, Rufus
Hatch. Russell Sage was elected Presi-
dent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-07
Miscellaneous.
N o 7 ICE.
U.S.. INTERNAL REVENUE
s PEDAL XEs,
May I, 1874, 10 April 80, 1878.

The Law Of December u. isT2, requires every
person engaged In any business, aVocItion, OF
employment which r. nders him liable To 0 EpeetpI
1d1, 10 PROCURE AND PLAOR ooAsPICUouELf IN
His hTAntieHuENT on PLACE or AUsLNRsB q
Idr Tor Che Special Tax Year Beginning hRY /.
lsIt, before commencing or continuing business
attse April 80, 1874.
5hs TGrB EmbrdcGd ,BiAln Ire FTOettlon, Of
ne Ldtp d60p6 quoted are ne foLlotbln0. RE,