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SUMMER RESORTS

These Springs, situated in the beautiful Warm
cprlL < ' aile5 are SCCea. lU.e lr0ui CsyI-1 q A
over hue tErT Pile led nitee3 miles l...1
With cosy Ers1C-, ard pss-inT in foil view % &c
cslsI-afed FALLING sPRISGS aud n, Inaguln-
cent -csleTy on J.cSsgG'- n er.
The aiT p7re, dry, ard trscIuy AID f,s- - COM
CIhICwu.
As bathing Is delightful sIs CCLiarstiuz. p Ire
u 6estC he wafer T. tts JUutails IL convey ed by
Iipes through The bCil1iugs and grounds for all
VuTFOses
Music and ample facilities for amusement aud
recreation prov ID q.
Telegraph AID post Office ia ths hotel.
Board, : 3 per DAP, : II 81 pr W-ez, and S60 Pe-
warts half s:ica.
ND HOUSTON, 81 D., resiient paysicien
De-Crirtly' pamphlets Isl, be bad e Mas-rs. PUR-
CELL, LADB CO. Vt IF th- manager At INA
SIrtngs- 3. NJ QCARLES,
naval 81 Ma.Agrr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-23

In THE EPISCOPAL CONVENTIONS of the do
ceses OF Virginia and Pennsylvania yesterday,
retoiutions were adopted looking toward the
suppression of extreme rituaijsm by the ipfia-
ence and authority of the bishops
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-23

THE Arkansas house yesterday by a vote
OF AZ TO Z, passed a resolution of thanks to
President Grant for his action in the Arkansas
troubles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-23

The PENSION BILLS agreed to by the House
&C mittee of the whole, as reported in our
Gorge ssional proceedings yesterday, were all
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CRUSADERS ARRESTED AND FINRD.-The
crusaders reappeared in Hillsbury. Ohio, yester-
DAY in large numbers, and, while conducting
services in front of q saloon, were arrested, and
two OF the most prominent ladies fined twenty
i've dollars, and gentlemen who accompanied
thG m fifty dollars and cpsts. The dues were
pal under protes-, aud an appeal is to be made
~ a higher court.
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nv DCp"TtuIS OT INC brIuaf COupIe
NEW YORK, MAY 23.-Shortly after nine
O'Clock this morning President Grant and wife
Mr.. and Mrs. SsrtoIis, Generals Babcock, Por-
ter and Forsyth, Fred. Grant, ULYSSES s.
Grant, jr., and few others, LETT the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, for the foot of 9th street. North
river, where they embarked on the rev.
enue cutter Grant, ana were met by Mrs
CTeswell, Miss Barnes, Collector aud Mrs
Murphy. Jesse X. Grant, Miss Drexel, Mr.
and Mrs. Reiss, and a number OF custom
house oficisls. The cutter immediateIy
proceeded down the river until opposite the
White Star dock, when she was Joined by the
Manhattan. The Baltic, OF the White Star
il &c, left her dock about half past eleven and
then the vessels gded down the river. Salute
guns were fired from the cutter Manhattan in
Lonor OF the departure of the young c)uple
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LECTURES
UI1XTLvIIS OF THE AMERICAN NAVY"
h LECTTEE
p ~. i. FtFEANG, 10 81. IN sf-pat II y.
Churv..s a. -ss- I, On TUESDAY EVsEIEG, Assn
Va at ci'ck. I.cSeIs Is c. - F., thH :. -
~ 81 la tEuToG. me- )
WILLARD HALL,
w Eutrarce on street, near Fourteenth,
At the request q many persons,
Mr.. sUTRO
Has consented to repeat his Lsct1re on
MINES AND MIHIEG, .
Illustrated By the CALCIUM LIGHT,
At O'Clock on the evenings Of
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY.

AT Gags the diagrams and views exhibited during
the lpCtcTe wild be the fJilDwiag:-Map OF the
u he, States showing the Mineral Regions; the
i ea=Urs Chest Of the Ma iOI; Dividing Line Of
G0id sad SILVER; Jhe Wssh0e Range Of MOuDtains,
cC!cE iTsl History; EouBt Usyid=on al Ifiaai
1hFs uEh q 1Tschytss H5E COnssock Lode IGN
atsd; bCTses, Filing % the Fiszlre With Gold and
siiysr, Ute Tor View Of the Richest Miae= IN the
wOrid' 1Eo Hundred MliiJnsCf Dvlisrs Produced
Mouth Of the satro Tunuel; Conveying AR TO
th- Mines. haiirO1d, TImcerilg; Boring II lies
with q I0E Te-ed Air Drills III DOsiOu with Nitro
CHS certre or Gis-t Powder; Machine Shop; ID yell
IiCT su5 Inferior; OH ksntuck and his JacKass;
Nisv from the SUI nit over ths Forty Mile Desert;
~c-tN ard vi IS grward NJ Iuut Dlvtds Ju, Vrginia
City snd Gold Hill; Shaft 90 Feet Deep; Capitol
weight, " Ater, Ore, Waste Rock, and a Ton of
siiver Every Jay; 60 Cpr5s Of Fire W JOd Burned
in "a n ursi Mining Pumps; the NJ - Crooked
RaI,Tss Ia the World Discovery aud Hiding Of O.e;
bling, Bsssalities Of he California slk Ring;
Cheating a. Rohhtny ths Public; Bribinz e ulgr.
ard RizIafurs6 EmpaJ Ing q Yenal Press; y 90
Der dsy tue PTOnts of these ManiDulsti ms; loser
ing ard Hosting Of Ore: W alter Poser Utilized in
Mines; Mines II che HaTZ Mountains, ia Germany
COUsun pftye Niners-5hs ca1se 4 Humanity de-
maids remedy; Accidents ia VI tae-; A Gave
Miners Buried Alive; PTessature Blast-naimai
and blindei, DeIuged MinN-de4d bodies hostiny
jacket Hine-4l miners burned to death; Escape
and Rescue through the Tunnel; also, Views Of
hiEiEg Scenes in sll Parts Of the World.
Admission free Tickets nisy bs obtained on ap-
yhCatiCn At tlis Cfhce Of VIII trds HO-el. at the
Metrc VOii;sn Hotel, ard at M--srs. Philip & Solo
y OLE Boob store Those heretofore issued s0Cd
for ali lectures. IOhrou. Rep may23-lm
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TIE NASHVILLE RACKs.-Yesterday was the
fourth day of the Nashville Blood horse asso-
citation races. The fret race, for Young
America stakes, for two-year old colts and
fillies, dash OF half q mile, was won by Vsssal
beating Verdigris and Lady burg; time 5O4
Arizona, beating Jean Voljean; time 3:42%
The third race, mile heats, was won by Som
merset, beating Summer Rose, Sophia Bodder-
lv, and Jack of Trumps: time. 1871 1aIk
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ALTON.

THIS Popslsr and Hesilhy summer Resort, ait
a yates in the h1s-t part OF LOudOun, a A
~sCTy near Pu-Cellyiils Depot, WAXING HSP1S
ten and Ohio b., Tin-ed, By mountains, lSsxSI
ard NithtL "a hours giGe ~ raj from WasliugT-1
City, III b opsn. Z the rscabticr OF zuests J,Ds
ut ses.on ia Beautiful scsEsry, pleasant WALK
i4Nery STABLE rear by, bKrh-rCOtn, ice house
nt~d, tAIEe a4r5 roJags, AID a piano IL the hose
Eap- viii be given tre.Csufly IL desired By the
boSTcsrs- ferus tnCdsTats. Those wishing TO ENJOY
tie Coz! bEeezss u this eisystes region vii aaress
A. %. Wight,
hffereGc-r 81 i1cS = street northwest. uisy3tf
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FORTY-THIRD CONGRESS.
Nav %.

THE SENATE was not III session to day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Garfield (Ohio) asked that the Senate ameud-
ments to the legislative appropriation bill be
considered as in committee OF the whole under
the tive minute rule, which was agreed to.
lie Appropriation Commute recommended
concurrence in forty of the Senate amendments,
DOn- concurrence in nnety-nine and concur.
renee with amendments of eight of the one hun
drGd and iorty-seyen amendments made in the
Senate.
discussion sprung up upon the other
amendments, relating to additional officers
in tie State department. and the fees for pass
ports. during which the hour of twelve O'clock
at which hour the floor had been assign, a
under suspension of the rules) to the Militia
~ Committee for reports arrived, and the bill
was laid ASIDE.
Mr.. Coburn lind, y reported bill 10 further
continue the act tor the final settlement of the
accounts Of officers OF the army and Snayy
Passed.
Mr.. Donnan Uowa) reported a bill granting
four condemned canton and sixteen cannon
balls 10 each of large number OF monumental
associations. Passed.
MIR. Gunckel (Ohio) reported a Joint resoIu-
ton detailing an army officer to continue the
exploration and survey of Palestine aud tn !.
east side Of the river Jordan. Passed.
Mr.. mcDougall n. " reported a bill to
put retired officers OF the army on duty. Passed
MIR. Young ga reported bill To provide a
band for the military academy, and 70 fix the
pay OF Ire members. Referred TO Committee of
the Whole on point of order. Also, a bill to
provide for the purchase Of a building adjoining
the army medical museu.p, III the CITY of WASH
lngton, for scientific purposes. Same reference.
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{ LiFToN, IAiKFA2 COUNTY, va.

The CLIF1OH HOUSE is now opsn for the re-
eSpuCu q families for the Sumner. IL isA. n
situsted nPon The o. ard AlsI aEdris q. z ,SrNkY
lS usiies n IN Alexandria. Persons wishing lssHr
10 learn part cuizrs will address UPRoPHIE IIJR
CLIFTON House TAere are stil some Of the
lSsr TOoEzs nos eng aged, many of them a-s TO he
occupied ~ th1se no cccz sied them last Samrusr
TENS EICterEts, a-d all the skpoiLt.usuts 81 tina
hunzs tu,fogtshle and deairsbIe uayqtf
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nEER PAEK HOrEL.
A QUIET SUMNER HOME.
~ n L 4 a

n VALLEY HOME
- Iessled amid ths mcuntsins Of Virginia, twelve
n lice vest Of " inchesjer. i've from Rock
Iuon, and thirteen from Ospon Springs; HAY
oil ecf4y "en-TcHte from " lnchGster 70 l.slE8
roth. Chaiybeate ard sulphur water, Of eScglieat
quality, within Ia miles Terms for board from SIS
a. 80 FER sontn. Cnildren, Cnder ii years, half
price City references given IL required. Every
IsasOT stls Effort will be made to make the place a
" A. nse Tor al, Address Mrs. ). 3. GORs, luck
Greek alley, FreGeTlck county, Va. mayl9 2x
tCRDAhs WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
frt deTlck cou1ty Va. only one and q n
hali miles rom etsPhsLsOn's Depot 0.,kAv
tnc I'VE aid half miles sout heasJ Of Wir- ls.SSI
chestsrr all be open On Erst day Of june Tfe
DC ioln e haNe been much improved by cOmnuni-
CatiEE doors, shutters, partcrs, &C The ne
(taiy beste spring Is n 8 ne order.
Rates OF charges: Board per day, So; per week,
{ u 80. per mouth, Of 3 days, $50. Chi!drep and
caioItd eTysEts hell price White servants, three
fuuIths price or according 10 accommodations For
May, June, september ard October, liberal dsduc-
TORS viii Be n ade.
Pamphlets for distribution az the springs, Cole
ran boEers, aud EODitt House, WashiuRtop,
kound-tris tickets, sSSd until Hovem rer ], from
baltimore, So s.; from Arlington, $3.50
uyis In G. JORDAN, Owner and Prop'r.
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Choice seats can be secured at the Office OF FOri' =
Opera House, W Washington, good for 9 round trip
and admission, IS.
sptCisl train will leave Baltimore a. ll:l5 .. IN
Tor W askingtOn duriI & the Booth engagement,
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
The Southern Me,bodis,s
THEY ARE AGAINST UNION WITH THEIR NORTH
ERN BRETHREN.

THEY ARE AGAINST UNION WITH THEIR NORTH
ERN BRETHREN.
LOUISVILLE, M ay 23.-In the general confer
ence of the Methodist Episcopal Church South
yesterday, the committee on fraternal relations
with the Northern church, reported that it is
deemed proper for the attainment OF the object
sought, to guard against all misapprehension,
TO declare that tho organizations are not in
volyed in fraternity; in our view of the
subject the reasons for a separate eN-
Ntence OF the two branches of MethOdists
are such as to make a corporate union und =
stable and impract!csble; the causes which led
TO division in 1874 have not disappeared
Reference Is made to the Inconvenience of
organizing proper basis OF representation to
he General Conference, and to the difference
In power claimed by the two branches as inae-
rent TO the General Conference. On the subject
or slavery the report says the position of South
ern Methodism is scriptural; our Opinions have
undergone no change.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-23

PRESIDENT GRANT, bis wife, Gen. Babcock
ard number of friends arrived in New York
lest evening for the purpose OF seeing MIR. and
Mrs. SartOris off for Europe to-day.
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THEATER CeMIQUE.
ATTENTION! $1,000.
81 .000.

cCI ,VOO.
All persons owning or ing strong draft horses,
nsmely: Livery Stable keepers, Ice Companies,
Brewers, Ex prsssuen &C., hereby Notified tia.
l pay ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS TO the
o. any f PAIR OF II q RISES ABLE TO PULL NE
AWAY FROM A sTRETCdEB, upon winch I
sball occupy horizontal position, tbs traces fat
cred a ont d my body,
All those who intend to complete for this p-izs
are requested to CALL with their hO-sas at my place
OF business llth street, near PannsYivsoia ave
nue., on or bsf II the 49, OF NAV, 1874 On the sra
pay OF JUNE the T atCh will come off, at LIEF
FLERo WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN. see
Ilscslds. Imayls6tI WM. HEYG5TER.
OLD Hc. On Exkibitian and Sale lNKw No
TTH ST. Al |7TH ST.
MaRERfTERs,
10. f39 1tb street. between ID and streets, eight
doors above odd Fellows Hall,
Choice gu Paintings, EDsrag ines, ChromOs, &c.
Also, largest stock Paper HaCg nzs. window
Shades, FIcturts, FRAN -, CtVre Cords and Tas-
sels, 4 iuss, Nall, &c, IL the District.
Es-rEBNS GGsH.
Il Please rcnemb7r Name and Number. jelly
ALL KINDS OF CAST OFF WEARING AP-
- HAEEL csB b. sold TO the very best advantage
By sicres-lrE or cHlliyg jUSTH,
6ly d street, between Str and 7tb VI
Notes - al prom rtiy attended CASH paid fsti
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
ID BALTIMoBH vs.. NATIONAL.
OJr pic Glouad-, n0h DAY, N 81 IS, st4 Pm.
Admission IS cents. Ladder free. IL
ITEIOS N. K. CHURC8, 2OTH STREET
MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS, May rs
and 70, AZ O'Clock, ''WOrceSters Travels a. lma
and abroad" Admission rs cents. m23-Et'
GRAND SACRED OONOERr
sraU. TzEHP.EK.
MORROW, SUNDAY
PROF. RICHTER
Positively only members admitted. 1t
q hE AT CON K R.T,
TUESDAY EvEEING, MlY 28,Ie74,
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
Under the direction of
HARLEY EEwUOMB,
I, The benefit of the new COLLEGE OF MUSIC
ttmber Is, 1874 Great and unujual combination Of
srtisis and amstf urs.
direcleT; guAriette f. ON s@ngerbund; quintette
fTsm Emerson Institute; grand chorus of mi Sed
yoic :; Louis Schneider, Sole ClIrionetist; Camille
OTgsnis.; Mrs. Louis Morel. soprano Sfogato; Mrs.
Z. ward Daniels, ard Miss Katie Irving
Isnd ErSId n|'xs Di'Thoi, eSsr ana ELS, ho
AID vocal trio, written for thus o:casiOn.
The Trf grsmme will include: Grand Triu npha
ssn; G ard QUO for Clari0net apd GOruet; UOrdst
sso,o Nth Organ coompsuiment; Qniatette by Abt;
Mrs. MoreI, Mr.. Knoop and Mr.. RacEsr; Trio,
Voice, Omit and Piano; new and Original Hmm ar
ous Sing, Ven Herr schneider Leads der Baud -
Admission. 10 cents; reserved seats, 81; to be had
at Nils Co.'S Music store. Se:u.e your seas
e1Tly. may2l5
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MEANS WHAT NE SAYS,

Though Combinations strong as proofs
Of holy Writ and ss numerous Gs the
sands on the sea shore, were produced to
prove that the proprietor Of DR.. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy Is In earnest, and means
what he says, when he offers $500 re-
ward or any case Of Catarrh which he
can not cure yet there would be some
skeptics and fogies who would continue
to shout "Humousm HuMBua !l' I'll
cannot be, because DR.. Homespun saws
Catarrh cannot be cured" Now, MS
Dr.. Homesppn 10 the Identical, good ma
tured old fellow who honestly. behaves
and persists In declaring that this esrth Il
not round or spherical, but as flat AZ a
+" slap Jack" and does not turn over.
otherwise the water would all be SMILED
out OF Deacon Bascom,a mill pond, Bul
astronomical science has positively de-
monstrated and proven that DR.. Home
spun q wrong in supposirg the earth tc
6e fat and stationary, and medical
science Is daily proving the lact that he,il
| no. el1 mistaken and behind the Gmes In
! regard 70 the durability Of catarrh. Il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-08
New YORK Markell.

NEW YoRK, April &c otton-ouiet
middllpg uplands TIC. Flour-A shade
frmer with light supply; receipts 49, 900
barrels; super western and State IS 7Os
% 30; common to good $8 80A6 65; good
to choice 80 G0A6 80; white wheat extra
So SOs7 Is; extra Ohio 80 S5a7 90. Wheat
Appeared higher and closed quiet with
an advance; No. 2 Chicago spring 81 50
al 50; No.2 Milwaukee 81 90; ungraded
Iowa and Minnesota srring 81 49a1 o.
No. Spring 81 60tal 65; winter red
western 81 G5; white Canada in bond
81 SO. kye-scarce and firm; 81 O5s
! 0S. Bsrley-Heavy and lower. Corn
Closed heavy and lower; new western
mixed sSas7c; high mixed and yellow
western 8sa90c;, old western mixed and
Yellew ssa9ltc oats -Firm;. mixed
western 60a62fc; white western 82s64Ic
Cofee-Dull and unchanged. Sugar
A shade easier; fair to good ref oIpS 7ss
7sc. Whisky-More active at 98c,
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AL, Thernl

An advertisement Of 4 medicine, however, can.
S aIG ana eonscicnnoqS Il may BE-, does not q.
KNOW 70 theit sorrow that tho boaStfIl claiEnS
put iofth IN behalf Of many e0-calted fginedie n
are literally 70 delnaion and gn6fn.nT PnnS:
aoly mo beat use, therefore that can BE- made a
me space devoted 70 this notice Of HoStetter's
70 Inquire Of the p9ItIes that hGye te.tea thS
eHlauIe and preventive properties Of the afticle
what they think Of It. We earnestly re0uo1t All
dopntere % ascertain from such OF theIf ffiends
and neighbours 90 have taken this standard tonie
s s!I attentive a. protection against malafiouS
complaint, constipation, Theum1tiSm. parvoHs
9enlllty, headache low spirits, lAi1our. biI.
lensnesei &C., what .HOHietter'a Bitten hSl
done Tor them. There % NO testimony 10 trnEt.
worthy % that which IL the result Of personal
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LIABILITY or OWNER OF BUILDING on
0RoUND-WHKN,

| For the payment Of all fines, costs and
damages assessed against any person OF
persons, In consequence Of the sale Of in.
toxicatlng liauors % provided In section
six Of this act, the real estate and person
81 property Of such person or persons, OIL
every kind, shall be liable, and such fines
costs and damages, shall be lien upon
such real estate until paid.
now PENALTIES MAY BR ENFORCED,
The penalty and Imprisonment men
ton In the seventh section OF this act
may be enforced by Indictment In any
court Of record having criminal jurisdlc-
ton; and oil pecnniAFy fnea or penalties
provided Tor In any OF the 81 dona OF this
act, except the tllth and skill may be
enforced and prosecuted for, before any
ustice Of the peace Of the proper county
In On action Of debt, In the name Of the
State OF West Virginia, a. plaintiff; and
In case Of conviction the offender shall be
committed 70 the Jail Of the county until
the Judgment and coats are fully paid; and
the Justice or court In which the conyic-
ton Is had shall issue q writ Of edpiaS ad
Sdtf:fdcteHdnm therefor; and justices Of
the peace shall also have Jurisdiction OF
az actions arising under the fourth and
hlth' sections Of this act, when the
amount 10 controversy does no! exceed
one hundred dollars, such actions to be
prosecuted In the name Of the party in
Jured or entitled TO the debt or damages
provided Tor In said section.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-08
Cincinnati Market.

o1Nc1NNATI, April 7.-Cottun-
Firm OF 1910 Flour-Firm. Wheat
Dull at 81 85s1 81. CONDUIT at $50
&c. Oats Dull ct 4sao4c. Rye =
Steady at $105. Barley-Dull and IN
changed. Lard Oil-steady at sSaS5c
Linseed oil-steady and unchanged
Eggs-Steady at 12ic. Butter-Steady
Cheese-Scarce and firm. Pork-Stronr
sales at SIT 90. Lard-Strong; steam
9sc; kettle 9Es9ec. Bulk. Meaia-Firm;
shoulders &C.; clear rib SIC; clear ssa8fc
Bscon-Strong; shoulders 6Ec; clear rib
9Ac; clear 9ia9sc. Whisky-Quiet at 99c,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-08

the last hour Of business there was q gen
eral Improvement, and the market left Of
quiet and firm, at an advance Of Ito 4
from the lowest point Of the day. II ID
said some heavy operators unloaded to-
day. The following Is the fail ticket
elected by the Panama R. r. Directors
Russell Sage, President; Geo. P. Scott.
Vice President; j. B. Houston, Treasurer,
and F. w. G. Bellows, Secretary. The
total sales for the day were 10000 shares,
Of which $4,000 were Western Union,
l4,0OO Pacific Mail, $4,000 Erie, 5000
Wabash, $4,000 Lake Shore, 10000
Union Pacific, 10000 Northwestern, and
1000 81. Paul. '' ..r 'a.L
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short Is has been positively proven tina
this world nlooeS, and that medical scienc,
70 prcgreSSire the opinion Of DR.. Home.
spun 70 the contrary Notwithstanding
That Dr. ssge's Catarrh Remedy Wil
cure Catarrh, Thousands who have used
1t attest.
Then by Il. and use Il. in doubt do mot stand
You Will II drug stores al over the land,
tbhoN ne CGtaktA Recorder Of Nor. IS, 1871
.T a GOOD RKkRDY
We invite attention to tho advertise
ment of DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
Our readers will boar US witness that We
never knowingly commend humbuRs Of
any name or nature, and q large portion Of
patent medicines may safely be clAssed
as impoSitionB upon public crednllty
But having witnessed tho beneficial I'll
tecB Of sages Remedy upon the mem
bers Of our family and others, in Cat
arrhal cases, We unquRlihedly pronounce
Il o valuable medicine, entitled TO publIc
confidence. The proprietor could easily
obtain In Catakill many certificates q il
merits H-- -. ldeoda.R&w r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-08
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, April 6.-Flour - Steady
Wheat active and advanced; mo / Chicago
spring, 81 %; No . do, 81 2S4 spot Of
April; 81 got May; No 8 do, 81 19t
rejected, 81 10. Corn-Steady; No. z
mixed &c; regular eic; strictly fresh SPOT
62ci April este; May new No. Q mixed
699c; rejected old Soc; new 59a58f. Oats
STEADY; No. 9, 48c; regular 45c; strictly
iresh cash 47c; May rejected 4Sc, Rye
Steady No. Irregular 90ic 10; rfresh 92a98e,
Bafley-Fatr demand and advanced; No
= spring y Gal Ssi Me- spring 81 8la
opening and steady6t the close, but adj
vanced at last sales; $40 55AlG rs spot:
$40 65a16 95 May, closing at inside
prices bid, Lard-Fair demand and adj.
vanced; 30 67i spot; 90 70 May. Bulk
Meats-Steady and unchanged, no sales,
Whisky-Quiet, 92fA93c. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-08
baltimore Markel,

BALTIMORE, April 7.-Flour-Dull and
unchanged. Wheat-Firm and in good
demand; choice amber 81 s0s1 81; Penn.
sylvania red 81 7Sa1.74. Corn-Flrm and
active; western mixed SIC. Oats-Dull
and firm; western 6la6Sc. Rye-Dun, IS
aS9c. Provieions-Suong and buoysnt
but quiet; nothing offering. Mess Pork
$50 IS. Bulk Meats-Shoulders eta
&c; clear rib sides sSas4c. Bacon
Shoulders 7ic; clear rib, sides 9fa99c.
Butter-Western very active; tub S5aS7,
Cottee-Nominal. Mhisky-Dull, 93c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-08

TOLEDO, April 7.-Flour-Steady;
Wheat.Fair demand and avanced; No.
white Wabash 81 A; No. l white Mich,
igan 81 54s1 65; extra do. 81 65; amber
Michigan 81 AZ; May 81 81; No. 2 red
81 448a1 45i. Corn-Fair demand and
firm; high mixed este; old zoe; low
mixed etc; no grade 66ic; damaged SOC
Oas-Fsir demand and firm No. Q 49tc
Clover seed-$5 90; mammoth SO %.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-08
New York Dry Goods Marke,.

NEW York, April 7.-Trade move
ment slow today owing TO unfavorable
weather. Jobblng trade improves slowly
market medium. Bleached shirtings In
good demand. Prints and printed shirt
ings active in jobbers' hands. Carleton
ahirtings reduced TO Sic. Woolens quiet
Black silks, dress goods and mohair lus.
tres iairly active. Other foreign goods
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-08

PHILADELPHIA, April 7.-Flour-Firm.
err super1ne 81 874i extra IS s7ia6 S7i;
Pennsylvania, Indiana and Ohio extra
family 81 50ae 90. Wheat-Firmer; red
81 6Sai SO; amber 81 T9s1 rs. Corn
Active and advanced; yellow s4c; mixed
$50. Oats-Stesdy: white 629a64c; mixed
69a61c. Petroleum-C Crude II &c; refined
15tc. aWhisky-97c,.