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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-03-21

TOLEDO, March 2O.-Flour-Dull but
unchanged. Wheat-Dull and lower; No.
/ white Michigan 81 SO. extra 81 63; am
Der Michigan 81 46i; April 81 4S; May
81 52; juno 81 55t; No. 2 red 81 43. Corn
Dull and shade lower; high mixed
cash and March 66c; April 67c; May CSC;
juno 60c; July zoe; low mixed CSC; no
grade 03tc. 0ats-Dull but unchanged.
Corn-54tc. Clover seed-$600.
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PROBABILITIES.
For the Northwest and Upper Lake,
and thence 10 the lower Missouri VALLEY
falling temperature, rising barometer
northwesterly and southwesterly wind
and increasing cloudiness.
For the Ohio Valley northessterly and
northwesterly winds, falling temperature
and cloudy weather.
For the GulfStates northeasterly winds
falling temperature and cloudy weather
with occasional rain.
For the Lower Lakes falling barometer
rising temperature, southwesterly winds
and partly cloudy weather.
For the Middle States and New Eng.
land northwesterly TO northeasterly winds
rising barometer, clearing and cleal
weather with falling temperature, reach
ing the freezing point tonight In New
England.
The rivers will probably rise al
Leavenworth, Nashville, below Pitts
burgh and at Cincinnati and Louisville
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New York Market.

NEw York, March 2O.-Cotton-Dull;
middling uplands 1GtC. Flour-Dull and
lower super western and State 50 GOA
0 95; common 10 good SO OOa6 40; good
TO choice 80 45a0 05; white wheat extra
So 55a7 90; extra Ohio 80 20a7 40. Wheat
Heavy and lower; No. 2 Chicago spring
81 4Gal AZ; No. . Milwaukee 81 GOA
/ 81. Rye, Barley and Malt-Unchauged.
Corn-More active and a shade tlrmer.
Coflee-In moderate request. Rio-24ic,
Sugar-Firm. Whisky-Steady at 0Gc.
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Centennial Celebration.

TRENTON, N. j., March 2O.-In the
House the bill to repeal the act appro.
priating 100000 for the Centennial Celc.
bration was reported adversely, but, not.
witlstanding, 1t was placed on The calen.
oar IN regular order. 1t provides that
SpOOO,OOO must be first subscribed from
all sources before this appropriation will
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Prlnters' strike.

LITTLE Rock, March 2O.-The Union
printers in the Gazette office struck 10. day
because the proprietors would not decline
10 DO press work on forms composed in an.
other ottice by non-Union printers, the
work being transient Jobs. The Gazette
ohers TO pay printers the Union scale, but
declines to be bound longer by the Union
regulations or usages,
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AlIeghenY Catlle Markel.

EAST LIBERTY, SsMarch 20.-OArrLR-
Arrivals 80 cars. Medium IS 50a5 rs; com.
mon IS 00a5 50; stockers "a 60a5 90,
HoGG-Arrivals 8 cars. Best Phila.
delphia $6 26A6 30; Workers IS 25a5 60,
SHEEP-Arrivals 8 cars. Best S7 OOa
Y 25; medium $5 75a8 10.
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SPAIN

MADRID, March 2O.-The publication
Of other than official war news is forbid.
den.
BAYoNNR, March 90.-The Carlists
have captured an outlying fort at Bilboa.
Forty men belonging to the garrison were
taken prisoners. The bombardment Of
the city continues.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 60 Flour =
Dull; superfne IS 00a5 50; Wisconsin and
Minnesota extra family SO 50a7 90; State
Ohio and 1ndiada 81 75as 90. Wheat
Dull; red 81 5sal G5: amber 81 70; white
81 77a1 so; yellow 77a80c. Oats-Dull
white G2c; mixed 58a57c. Petroleum.
Crude l0sc; refined l4fc. Whisky
Steady, 07C.
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CLEVELAND. March 1O.-whcat-DulI;
NO, ] red 81 80; No. 9 do 81 DO. Com
Steady; O0A70c new mixed; Zoe No. |
old mixed. Oats-Firm and better; Sic
Tor No. ! State; 49c for No. 9 do; Sec for
white. Petroleum-Dull but unchanged.
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Temperance Contest at Grafton.
GRAFTON, March 1s.
Editors Of tho IntOlllpcncer.

kdltofs oI the lntOlllgencer.
It may be interesting to your readers,
In view OF the present excitement over
temperance matters to know that the mu.
nicipal election In this place on Monday
last resulted in victory over the whisky
interests. The Issue was directly between
license or no license, and the temperance
candidate for Mayor was elected by 4s
majority, alter a close and vigorous fight,
Yours, &c. G.
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Killed ON The Railrod .

OMAHA, March 2O.-An old lady named
Myers, whose mind was impaired, fell
from the train on the Union Pacific road
last night, near Schuyler, and was In.
stantly killed. Her body was horribly
mangled.
The bridge over Loupe Fork Is fully re.
paired, and trains are on time TODAY
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Fire a, RIddeGord. Maine,

PORTLAND, ME-, March 20.-shaW's
block in Bddelord, containing fifteen
stores, a billiard hall and q number Of
offices, was burned this morning. The
falling oi the walls crushed an adjoining
bakery. Loss not ascertained.
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TnE MoRRHOUsR MYsTRRY.

The Morehouse mystery Is still uu.
solved. Parties here have been dragging
the river all day, but without finding the
body. A large party will be organized 10.
morrow to scour the woods near where
the supposed murder was committed.
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BOSTON,.
THR CONTEST FOR SENATOR.

Thh CVNIhSE Eoh ohNAAOA
BosToN, March 20.-The contest for
Senator Is the theme in the State House
lobby. It Is said that canvass OF the
House shows . plurality for Hoar, .
strong support for Dawes, and q small
number Tor Adams.
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INDIANA.
GREAT RAILROAD CASE pRc,psp

"-AA "All-NoAD OAsE DhUIDhD'
LAFAYETTE, March 2O.-In the Circuit
Court to-day Judge Yinton decided the
great railroad case in favor Of the defend.
ants, sustaining the lease Of the west end
Of the Lafayette, Muncil & Bloomington
Railroad 10 the Toledo, Wabash Is West
ern Railroad Company. An appeal will
undoubtedly DO taken TO the Supreme
COnrt
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Batled In 4IO.000.

NEw YoRK. March 2O.-McKay, who
was indicted for forging letters TO the
New York Stock Exchange. has been
ballCd 10 $4,000.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stocl Marke,.

New York Money and Stock Market.
New YORK, March e0.-MoNRy-
Closed at 3a4 per cent after loaning at .
per cent.
STERLING EXcHANaE-Dull at a S4t
for sixty days, and "a SIT for sight.
GoLD-Ranged between 1114a112; clos.
Ing at ili5. Carrying rates 2aS9 per cent.
Treasury disbursements $4,000 Clear
ings $92OOO,OOO. Custom receipts s57O,.
900.
GoyRlNMRNTs-FIrm.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, March 20-The Committee
oil the Riechstag has voted a second time
against fixing the ordinary strength Of the
army at 100000 men.
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PrrTsBuRdH, March 20.-Petroleum-
Crude very dull; nominally 81 W; refined
quoted at lac; April 14tci June 16c,
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srocKs-opened steady and alter the
trst board there was falling of in the
general List, with the exception oil Erie
which was strong. The market ruled
tevetish and rather heavy till a few
moments before the Exchange closed
when new buying of the active shares
stiftened up prices, and the market wound
up strong and improving a; an advance
OF to I from the lowest point. Western
Union, Lake Shore and Pacific Mail were
the leading features; aside from which the
transactions were small. Sales between
10 and 9 o'clock, 114OOO shares, Of
which 81, 900 were Western Union, 4S, 900
Pacific Mail and 0OO0 Lake Shore
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Gamer News.

NEW YORK, March 90.-Arriyed ; thu
steamship Australia from Glasgow,
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BY TELEGRAPH
AssooIATED PRESS REPORT

(By the Western Union Line,
once Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe BIZ.
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Weather Report.
PROBABILITIES,

, war DEPARTMENT,
WARRINGTON. d. O., Mach 90 = 9.(fl p
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Life a Hundred Years Ago.

A writer in late number Of the GALAXY
tells Us some curious things in regard TO
the manner Of living previous to the Rev.
olution. 1t would seem from the account
that the expense Of living OF that day
was reduced 10 It's minimum, and that II
was q sort Of golden age in the annals oil
housekeeping, in which thrifty house
vile could almost accomplish the impos-
Bible in maintaining her family on moth
ing . year. Butchers meat, for instance,
was only four cents per pound in the
large cities. Salmon Of from twelve "a
fourteen pounds in weight were usually
sold Ata shilling. HOLSTERS, poultry and
vepison were SO plenty that they went lor
q mere song. franklin, when poor boy
struggling for = livelihood in Philadel
phla, managed to live on the wonderfully
small amount Of SO cents q week. Fruit
was 80 abundant everywhere that pig
were generally fed on the peaches both In
the North and South.
The inhabitants OF the Colonies were
many Of them well.todo, and lived (sl-
thong b they were too poor 10 pay the TAI
on t0a) In very sumptuous manner. The
delegates 10 the Congress Of 1774, which
met In Philadelphia, were Toasted and
teted very often by the wealthy citizens
and were RECALLED with pretty much The
same kind Of delicacies which are usual
nowadays on such occasions. A bill 81
fare Of one Of these banquetA q hundred
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The Second District.

The MArtinsbug IHdtptnde"t, one oil
whose editon l. q Republican, predicts
that II Mr.. HAGAES becomes the nominee
for Congress in opposition to Mr.. FAUX.
NER the latter will beat him 1900 Votes.
This may be an exaggerated estimate as
70 the majority by which Mr. FAULKNER
can beat Mr.. HAokNA but 70 miss e a.
good Is Q mile" in . rAce, and whether
the majority be 1000 or 200 it h alike
fatal to the Republicans and their nom
inee. We presume that Mr.. HAokAa has
no ambition 70 lead the party 70 deieAt In
the canvas simply for the honor Of re-
nomination. he Of course knows thst
such q result wiz milltate against bis
chances hereafter. Whether responsible
OF not for An adverse result he may be
held 30 BY his future competitors. Poitt.
icAl parties are only 100 prone TO demsnd
3 scspe goat when defeated, and defeated
candidates naturally come in for that IN
enviAble distinction. As things look in the
Second District the chances are rather in
favor Of Mr.. FAuLKEKRs election, Who
ever may be the Republican nominee. In
our Judgment the wise course would be
for the Republicans to make no nomina-
ton al their convention on the OH Of Sep.
tember, at Cranberry summit, but lei
some Liberal Democrat or Republican
run independent
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The Extension Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Road.

The Extension Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Road.
For more than yeSr, says the New
York Tribune, there has been going for
ward railroad enterprise the Importance
OF which, as efectiug the entire trade Of
the NorthWest with the Atlantic cities,
snd more especially the City Of New
York, can hardly be overesttmsted; and
yet 50 quietly has the work been done
that 1t has hardly attracted the attention
oil the merchants and capitalists Of New
York. We refer 10 the extension OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Chicago,
now so nearly completed that in q few
weeks the entire line will be open for
trains. This new line, leaving the Cen
trail Ohio and Lake Erie division OF the
Baltimore and Ohio road Of CentertoD,
follows almost an airline Of about On
equal distance from the Lake Shore Road
on the north, and the Pittsburgh
and Fort Wayne on the south, making
3 distance from Centerton 70 Chicago
Of POS miles, crossing in iu course thir-
teen other lines Of railroad, with one Of
whiCh-the Toledo Il Wsbash-by max
Ing running connection, it can cfter .
line from Toledo TO Chicago, IS miles
shorter than that Of the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern, or any other existing
line. The company are building eleVa.
tors at the points Of connection with other
roads as we'll as at Chicago, and are max.
Ing every preparation to compete Tor the
grain trade Of that section. The distances
from Chicago to Baltimore and from Chi.
csgo to New York by tho various lines
Niles.
To Baltimore, vla Baltimore 4 Ohio. ..... SIS
No New York, via n. Y. Central And Lake
ToSs rS' Yoif Via II Central and ucll ~
70 New YORK Via Edc and il connections Isl
To New York, via tGunIylVAniA RSiroad. 10
In speaking Of this new enterprise the
Chicago Tribune remarks that the COM
pletion oil the line "iS an event Of the
greatest consequence to Chicago and the
country tributary. The new line TO the
sesboard Is some miles shorter than any
Of the old ones. 1t has the additional sd-
vantage Of leading 10 port at which the
elevator charges are comparatively mod
crate and where lthere is no expensive
lighterage system, and rather maliGously
adds: "shipper Of grain in the West
owe nothing TO New York. They have
every reason to desire q change that may
be in the least degree advantageous. The
merchants Of Baltimore will have only
themselves to blame II q large Ghare Of
the grain traffic between this country and
Europe Is not carried on by them"
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THE FAILURES sY THE PANIC OF 1873.
The extent Of the panic Of LAST septem.
Der is graphically portrayed in the CON-
pared exhibits Of commercial statistics
for 1872 and 1873. The amount Of liAbIli.
ties oil those who lAiled In the former
year d estimated Of t12l 900 600, and lor
the latter 1t s2so.OoO. OOO. Fiye thou.
sand one hundred and eighty.three per-
sons, firms and corporations contributed
to the financial distress Of 1873. OF these
failures about one-eighth Of the whole
number occurred 10 New York City, and
involved the los Of t92. 5OO. 900, Or about
one.third Of thu whole amount o. The
Losses.
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yeafS ago, " hich e still in existence
shows thSqour ancestors were perfectly
Gu IgtI In all matters pertaining 10 The
table. In II We ind enumerated curdI
and creams, jellies, Sweetmeas oil various
kinds, twenty different kinds Of tArts
lo1ls, tlias, floating Island, whipped
isY lA5ubl PArmesan cheese, punch, IintI
OF ali Sorta, porter, beer and % on 10 the
end o. the chapter. The substantial part
ofthese feasts include turtle, ducks, chick.
ems, ham, beei, etc. A hundred yeArs
ago total abstinence man was unknown,
and yet the drunkenness WAS not greater
than II Is DOW. Such an account a this
almost makes us envy our ancestors their
luxurious condition Of VAsSalGge 70 King
George. We are more than convinced
that the people who were iooliIh enough
70 rebel under such circumstances q
these, did not know what they were
about, and could not understand when
they were well CT.
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MUSIC AND ART.

The Misses Doddidge, recently Of tie wtsel.
inc Female College viii open elBlses In Na,it
Drawing and Painting, in the Weisel Naica,
1ns'ituts HAll, ODD PeIioWs' Building. Srpter
Der LIST 1874. They Will also give instruction. n
Music At their residences, No. is Ohio tuetL i
land; and will Be prepared 70 receive limlut
number Of boarding pupils. H01rs OF lcVol,
win be arranged 70 sui the convenience OF yourg
Adits attending other schools. jy.s
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL Be
- win be rteiiyed By The City Of Wheeling Il
The once Of the City clerk, urtl Thur 6Ay, Ep.
tembE u, 1870, ~ o'eloek p 4 for the follow.
loving described WORK, to.Wit:
FlIk For ten thoulAnd rQtOO feet ineh
Oak PlAnk, Il feet long, 70 be delivered Al GIeh
place - he Street Commissioner IhGIl direct
tteonA Rufthe conjunction ola bridge AeFoPS
CAldHel's Run, Near JobnsOA's NH, in aetord.
Gnee With piAnshnd EpeetaeAti0ns on file 10 ths
oaee Of The CITY CLERK.
Thtrd, For the construction Of Q eiFeulaF
Brick Sewer on u h street, from northwest com.
er Of Market sneet 70 the river. in Conformity
With plans and lpsd1eIiions on ne - Above.
FoIrtb. For The Construction OF tight Board
Fence and erection Of = Stable on the property
OF Nm. Helen Btoeh, on Ninth street, between
Main EtHeet and the river. In accordance Win
plans and specification on Ale = above.
FJh Por Grading AID Matchmaking Zane
street, lth Ward ir1n Virgins Itrest 10 BSek
River Bulge, With four a. ssEInRs Of had Blue
Limestone, ptoptEly broksn AID spread. Bids
for nheSdGmiEinRt 70 Be By the perch.
htzh For SrIdtrR Etd Construction OF Wall
on ct. Char g. sIeeL In Gee0rdApce win plans
And BteeiaeStions also or de a. above.
The city reserves the right 10 rel Get any OF al
PrUpoals to b endO1ed with the character Of
the work bid on. F.f @, T. CONAN
Chairman Committee sIIests ana Alsss.
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. EDs1EY INSTITUTE.

Instruction Riyen in al branehe, v.-,r.
tAnRht IN preparAtoFy schools and keAd, a.
The Department Of Modern LauRaIreS l. -.
the control Of the eminently successful tsSrS..
DR.. Mayer. TIE Pau Besslon Of AiEeen W,
eommGneeS MontAI September I, 1874 y.
terms q adnisss!Sn, TEis9n, e, eAl a; u,
dress ]. n RuiehiB0n, Wheeling. W Va
JeSSE c. BRUCE.
AHGl f- 81 q J. n. HUTCHINSON
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REMALE COLLEGE

w AND IUsICGL coSsSSy4I6SSS[E
yin opSn TUESDAY, September !, iyI IS.
n1iieAl Conservatory win b Undet he Din
Roe, IT,, with eapable assistGatG. 1hs PatT :,
Of instruction Will inelaee the expefIft,s,
tS4ehGfg 81 the past yeaE. Pupils viii b =.
eeiTeA for Vocal Or InatIumsntal Music, DnS
fng, Painting, French Or German. Pof isfr, ~
lduiuioa. tniion. &e. eAu % o adtrtI, 8,
President ksI: WV. 4. MOTION, Or We RI.
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r ETHANY COLLEGE
EiHopea her
THIRTY.ROURTH SESSION.

THIRTY'RoURTH SESSION,
Monday, 18Th September, 1874. Courses o.s,,s,
arc adjusted 10 suit The varied purposes Of u.
dents, and degrees ale conferred indieati,s Al
proficient EeholAlahip In AIts, Sciences and Ia
tefS. special eouTSes A1e arranged for ProFs,.
tionAl Students IN Engineering, PrAetieI Pr.
ties ard Chemistry, with ample tra,ninH II n,
use OF inttrumenls and SppaEAt1s, both in ~.
work and in the laboratory
Boarding in clubs ffon - 70 g per week. II.
q private boarding houses from tLSoio s. IA
week. - -
For particulars send for Cstalope to P,-i q
l. LOOS, or ". E. PRSOLRTOS,
lla PreEidyt,
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DIED.

RAUBLR-At NoRsdsVEIle camp grounds,
HrUo JEsEH RACBLI, son Of George AID AnnIe
PaublO, AGed year and Q months.
FussrsI WI take place from The residence Of
Tie parents, On ths lGlaad, Monday Afternoon 81
! O'Clock. Friends Of the family are respectful.
" invited 70 attend.
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ThssubsedSer oSersf,r sale til.
SOAP FACTORY.

Tools and Fixtures formerly owned by James
hosG and sltnatEd on the east bank OF wheeling
creek, sou b Of ZaLe street bridge.
Thts property Wit be sold Low, and favorable
terms given. to Agood purchaser
II not cod Gt private sale before Thursday,
Angust zlth, twill be offered st public auction
sate 70 take plsee At 1oo'eloekLA
ausai 1eAtIuuhppvr
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Call for q Republican Congressional
Convention Tor the PIrsI District Of
West Virginia.
TAs ns1aSIesrs Of ths Hira DiItrist, and Al
Other peFSons Who are opposed 70 The Ring De-
Mooney AID the p1DinFe for coDgreis Of tso
R1snboro cOsVsssoa, are hereby podssd and
requested 70 sena delegates 70 conyeat0n 70
b. he'd in the city Of WhesnIE. On TB5h'pAT.
he "a day Of September, 1874, for The puFpose
Of boutnAting . eandidIto 70 FGptsssut sd
District IN The bSTt cOsEres Of th' United
GsAtI.
nis recommended that tbs various eOantieI
IN De District hold cosTsnuons It - early .
dGyu posIib!s 70 select dAlesSt, % titsna said
ConTenuSn-
!. Is Confidently expected hat IrThngenents
viii Be nAds 70 provide half Are trAAIporGtI0n
Eor delegates 70 and from aid CoaVsntion.
GIoRsE EDwAIDs,
oAsl'EsH q Congregational cOMmItas Of ~
FIrtt ooNSraFtsnal DlErist.
NoUzDsvItLI, August Is, 1874.
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MRs. @ z sMYTHs SCHOOL pou

Nl GIRLs-Lindsley Ins;itute RSijst,t to .'i
o. E0a aAd 18th streets, viii reopen Fs5;S,-sS,
ans lsI4. A IAN toafts Of inatfnttion n 4.
eiish And hAthtnAtitS. CiASsea n No.,
LAng1Agt1 nneht By o.. NayGT, CIStss (.
prAHtng and Fit ting BY Ma = IIkintna- a
- tartneT inioinAtou can q ne r(sieS,,.
q hp.enJle, corner o. ByrOa and tSIh sus;:l
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EgUGATE Y0UR S0Nsy

HGtiorl Business COLLEGE. Prepares yospy
men and boys for business LIE. IntividGL h
stE1etton given each Stndent i has DE ~,
teAshefA, best eourse Of study, and dos NOS IA
GAkTM 4 RRABRKR
AuRl5 Wheeling, " u
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United States Building, Land
and Loan Association
Of Wheeling.

The above new Association has received It's
Charter. for Capital Stock ofSi O90 0Og. divided
into shares Of $50 each; weekly dues IS cents
per share.
Subscribers TO the stock will raet In OTIS
hall, corner Of 18th and Market streets, on
Tuesday evening. September u, 1874. At Z O'Clock
paying The entrance lee of Is emu per ah1re
The BIock 10 being snbseribed fJT rapidly.
Laties can hold shares In their oEn name.
Persons wishing 10 become members can up.
ply TO either OF the undersigned. -
a. q. RoB NBoH, CH,s ". CoHHn,
CHLB. II BERBT, r. J sMYTH,
II. D. WBBAT, W.R. srIPKL,
J. 8. TDHBLI. r G JORDAN,
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-31
ISAIAH WARREN.
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FoR SALE
ToR SALE

HoR SALE
efer my property. corner MeCollouah and
WsizeI streets. In La Grange, fer I3le.
Ihe property consists Of tUo Iull lots and .
and cellar. -
Terms easy. Enquire on the premises.
4ulO' JOHN WAGNER.