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A Rare Chance for Investment.

Some rare genius out in Monopgalia
county has discovered a motive power Of
truly wonderful character, and proposes
to make the fortune Of any man who will
advance him FIVE hundred dollars. He
writes to the Morgantown Post As follows
In regard to his invention:
DEAR sIRs-I have invented q machine
that will take the place Of steam in pro.
pelling vessels OF any size on water,
coaches on the rail track, and all station
Sry machinery without the aid OF fire or
water. It Is propelled by q pressure or
weight resting on vertical revolving In.
clined levers, with gearing 80 arranged
as to bring about o perfect balance like o
pair Of scales; then / place certain thing
in this span Of gearing, which breaks the
connection and throws the weight all on
one side oi the wheel, whereon the in
cllned levers are placed, and OF It regu-
larly moves, with 0 producing power
which by far supercedes steam. p.
Twill give any man twenty-five thous-
and dollars In two years from tho date Of
the issue Of my Patent, for the loan Of FIVE
hundred dollars. Call and see me, and I
WIZ iully explain to you q positive sue.
cess. JIM. WRLTER'
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OHIO Ha1toIIiiErGGisIArl7UjRITE,i 4 jIT

COLUMBUS, March, 2.-In the Senate
to day to provide for the security Of pub
lie moneys. A bill to provide that the
Judge OF the Courts Of Common Pleas
shall appoint three free holders, who shall
constitute an Auditing Board, and with
the County Auditor make quarterly ex.
animation Of the County Treasurers, and
file certified statement Of the condition
Of said finances with the county. clerks.
Bills were introduced, providing that no
one shall be excused from testifying in
bribery cases before the City Councils,
because his testimony might disgrace or
crimtnate him, for the projection oi game
and to repeal all laws on the subject now
on the statute books. ,F " s-ss7 .--g9lH
In the House q bill authorizing the
County Commissioners to remove the
driit and timber from the rivers was
passed.
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and 6,6OO Ohios.
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, March 2.-Flour-Qulet and
unchanged; shippers not buying. Wheat
demand active and prices advanced;
No. ! spring 81 21i; No. 9 do 81 1si
spot; 81 alt seller April; 81 90 May; No.
8 do 81 14a1 Is; rejected, nominal. Corn
-Demand active and prices advanced;
No. 9 mixed 5sis59c cash or March; SOFA
6OcApril; $3.50 May; new No. 2 mixed
5Sta64c; rejected old 54c; new 50c. Oab
NO. 2, 4Sc cash; 44c April Rye-Scarce
and firm; fresh s5a86ic. Barley-Dull
but unchanged; No. 2-spring, nominal;
No. 3spripg 81 49A1 43. ProviSions-
Mess Pork-steady st $ls ,s5 cash or
March; FL 80 April. Lard-Fair de-
mand but st lower rates; IS 45as so;
cash IS 20; April So 90. Bulk Meats
Steady; shoulders Sic; short rib middle
sold AZ &c; shor clear middles 7Ec, loose,
cash. Bacon-Stesdy aud unchanged;
Whisky-Steady at CSC. ,l..
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and also the privilege Of mAteriAls.' =
At this meeting the Board appointed
three Commissioners to "survey, locate,
grade and divide into suitable sections
for contracts the said road,"viz: c. Il.
GISt, John Miller and William Nc
Cluney, The last named was ap-
pointed the Mathematical operator
Of the commission, or, in plain language,
the Surveyor. In 1893 q subscription Of
$1,000 was obtained from the State Of
Virginia to the road. This appropriation
appeara in the report Of the Debt Com.
misslonerS, made in 1872. as one ol the
earliest subscriptions by Virginia 10 any
public Improvement In what Is now West
Virginia. This appropriation, together
with the money raised from private sub.
acriptlons, was carefully and honestly ex.
pended we judge. The road was
built quite gradually, the origl-
nal contracts being only for Q
part OF the distance between Wellsburg
and the State line. which altogether did
net much exceed six miles. EVeryyear the
record shows who were applicants for toll
by the year and what were the amounts
offered by them, and also the amounts
asked by the Company. The applicants
were disposed to be economical in their
views in some cases, but generally the |
two amounts corresponded exactly. We
notice that In the progress OF time, as
modern ideas crept into the Board Of
Directors, they voted themselves and
families free toll over the road. This era |
seems to constitute the dividing line be-
tween the primitive and the present style,
and may be called q mile stone Of progress
in the records Of the Turnpike Company. |
We have not time or space to follow
the history Of this ancient enterprise
through its various stages Of development.
The old book Is, however, an interesting
record to look through, and will no doubt
figure some day in the hands OF the local
historian who is to transmit to pOsterity q |
faithful picture Of the good old days Of
Brooke county, when flour was only three
dollars per barrel and whisky only thirty.
three and third cents per gallon.
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TWENTY PERSONS KILLED BY A Roller
EXPLOSION.
SPAIN.
suaKRNDEREp TO rnE cARLIsrs,

SURRENDERED TO TIE cARLIsrs.
BAYoNNE, March 2.-The Csrlist Junta
have received a dispatch stating that
Bllboa has surrendered to Don Carlos,
and that one Church, several banks and
seventeen private houses were destroyed
by the bombardment. .s.5
BAYoNNR, March 2-Five thousand
Republicans, encamped near somerrostro,
fifteen miles northwest Of Bilboa, were
surprised by the Carlists and bloody
engagement: took place, in which !, 900 Of
the Iormer were killed. The remainder
took to flight, closely pursued by the
Royalists, and all were either captured or
drowned 10 attempting to cross a river In
the way Of retreat.
MADRID, March 2.-General Lomis'
force is to join the troops under General
Mariones, at San Antonio. ,s---.--a.
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II was also provided In the same reao-
luton that in addition to the foregoing
articles the Commissioners should receive
subscriptions in country linen Of fax or
tow, linsey and country made cloth Of
every description, at the cash prices paid
In WellSburg," and "men's coarse wear at
one dollar and flfty cents per yard" All
these articles were to be paid in by sub
scribers to the capital stock Of the Turn
pike Company, sin such quantities and at
such times as the Commissioners shall
call for" %.
The su Inscriptions to the stock were
made payable to the order oil Joseph Ap.
plegSte, John Brown and Joseph Dod-
drldge. In this connection we note the
TACT that every time John Browns name
Is mentioned 1t Is recorded "John Brown,
ESQ.," while all the rest are given only
their plain names, Titles were not so
common in those days as now. In the
last resolution 1t was provided that when.
ever $1,000 should be subscribed the
Commissioners should advertise the same
twice in the WellSburg Gazette" and an
point time for q stockholderS meeting.
Accordingly, in October following, q
stockholders meeting was held and five
directors elected, viz: Joseph Ap-
plegate, James Marshall, Phillip bod.
dridge, John Miller and G. H. GIst.
At an early day thereafter these Directors
held q meeting and were able to announce
that the right Of way for the Turnpike
had been secured from the following per-
cons, viz Thoa. Lee, John Prather,
Thes. CRIMES, Robt, Scott, Joseph Ap-
plsgase, Patrick Telrnan, Daniel osllen-
dine, Mary Mochu and BMbary Mcclure,
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The Locomotive Engineers.

Especial Dispatch to the New York Times
CLEVELAND, Feb. 2S.-The convention
oilocomotive engineers remains in session
and persons interested now prophecy that
an adjournment will not be had until the
middle Of next week. It Is apparent,
from the excited manner in which groups
oil members converse at the different
hotels, that some important subject Is be-
ing discussed, but they still preserve the
strictest secrecy. Finding the delegates
so reticent reporters interviewed leading
railroad officials to-day to ascertain their
views on the subject Of q probable strike.
Amasa Stone, Jr., Manager Of the Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern Railway,
informed your correspondent that rail.
road men have resolved unanimously not
to recognize strike among the engineers
in csse they should be 80 iOollsh as to un.
dertake one. Mr.. Stone considers
that as q rule the engineers
would not be able TO hold firm long, not
having sufficient funds, and he says that
the company would refuse 10 receive the
prominent actors again into their employ.
Reuben F. Smith, Assistant Manager Of
the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad,
stated that II the engineers struck on his
line, they would be glad to come back TO
their posts, II permitted TO do 80, very
soon. he had heard from what he con-
sidered good authority that q number of
members ol the Brotherhood having be.
come dissatisfied proposed to withdraw.
E. G. Flint, General Superintendent Of
the Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati &
indianapolis Railroad, and P. D. Cooper,
1.-THE Atlantic s. Great Western Railroad,
each expressed similar views to those
stated above. Mr.. Cooper believed there
was very little danger Of . general strike.
He said he thought that . majority Of the
delegates TO the convention were opposed
to such action. ,i'
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WASHINGTON.
JUDGE DuRRE11 Hands IN HGsc CHIPS CON.
n. - nDITIONALLY. - -

JUDGE DuRRE11 HANDS IN ma CHIPS CON.
lsg -s sDITIoNALLY.H "a -
WARRINGTON, March IA dispaich
says q letter from New Orleans states
that Judge ,Durell has forwarded his
resignation to trusted friend to be ten
dered In the event OF the Judiciary Com
mittee Of the House reporting articles OF
Impeachment. f
BEECHRR ON THE woMANs MOVEMENT.
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher In calling
attention last evening 10 the Womans
meeting to be held Tuesday evening said:
This revival Of religion In the direction OF
temperance under the auspices Of the wo.
men by the instrumentRlity Of personal
supplication with men and prayer unto
God Is, indeed, q phenomenon worthy OF
study and admiration. II is worthy of
study by all who love to trace the opera.
tion OF the human mind In communities
and 1t Is worthy ot more than admiration.
by those who believe In working
for the purifcation Of man. Whatever may
be the circumstances and conditions Of
the western women, their work Is a
noble one, and the men should criticise
their mistakes with leniency, and rejoice
in their success with great Joy, because
every man should rejoice In everything
that tends to pluck fellow man from the
burning.
THE STEAMER EDGAR STUART.
A Dry Tortugus dispatch states that
steamer has Just arrived from Havana
and reports great excitement in that city
oWingto the alleged departure from Bal.
dmore Of the steamer Edgar Stuart on q
tlhbuslering expedition, and that the
Spanish Naval Officers had determined to
sink her with all on board If found near
the Cuban coast rl.ffl III
JUDGE WAITE PARTAKES OF DINNER.
A dinner to Chief Justice Waite 10.
night was numerously attended.
The Supreme Court rooms were filed
to-day, many expecting the Chief Just.
Ice would be sworn In and take his seat.
r+.# i0s aALARHs. lila. M iy|
The Committee on Reform in the Civil
Service had before them today q bill reg.
ulating salaries In the executive depart
ments, proposing an increase IN the sala.
ries OF assistant secretaries and heads OF
bureaus, without disturbing those Of the
higher offices. ..U3
VoLUSnNoUs. a.-
The answer Of Gov. Shepherd TO the
inquiry of the joint select committee to
investigate District affairs was sent TO the
committee to-day, together with twelve
large boxes containing about $4,000
vouchers, measurements and contracts Of
the Board Of Public Works.
The Senate confirmed the nomination
Of Daniel Bard as Postmaster at Allan
., and Rodney Daniels as Collector Of
oustoms At Buffalo Greek, New York;
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TuE Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com

Tm Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com
pany, having secured the right of way
into Chicago, has united with the him
ois Central, the Michigan Central, and
the Chicago Burlington & Quincy Rail-
road Companis in the project Of build.
log magnificent passenger depot, coat.
Ing over million Of dollars, upon the
lake front. The Common Council have
refused TO oct on the subject, and the
work Of providing a depot for these four
large roads must wait until the Council
decides to accept the money and give the
quit.claim deed. -
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Justice 10 ',be .Dea,l.

NASHVILLE, March 2.-The young man
who committed suicide In this city on
Friday evening, was not behind In his
accounts as stated. The.press dispatch
10 that effect did him and his relstions
great injustice. It was sent In the ab.
sence Of the regular agent.
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MEMPHp, March 2.-The street car
drivers struck to-day in consequence Of
the adoption OF rules BY the new Super.
intendent allowing them commissions In.
stead Of two dollars per day. Their
places were filed In q few hours. Some
Of them made demonstration Of their as.
appreciation towards their successors, but
the affair was soon quelled,
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CUMBERLAND, MD, March 1.-Postal
cards were sent through the rost-otlce
Saturday to all retail liquor dealers Of this
city, requesting them to desist from the
sale OF liquor before Wednesday, 4Gh inst,
or The women's prayer meetings will be
held In front Of their premises. .g
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ST. LOUIS, March 1.-Two thousand
one hundred and thirty religious conyer-
sionS are said to have been made here
since Rev. Hammond inaugurated his se.
viyal meeting, eight weeks ago. N,
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BLEEALo, March 2-Judge Hall, Of the
Q. s. District Court, died Of heart disease
this morning.
Ex.PreSident Fillmore ls ina prcca-
rious state from paralysis,
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kPANrsH DEsRRrRRs.

A party Of fourteen spaniards who had
escaped from conscription in Cuba have
arrived in this city. They had volun-
teered TO go to the front, receiving q
bounty of 500 each, but not liking the
prospects Of wal. they deserted, and By the
practice of strategy and bribery succeeded
in getting Or board fruit vessel about to
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A DRspERADo ARRESTED.

NEW YORK, March 2.-Helman Leid-
erdorf, alias Dutch Herman, was arrested
last night on 10th Avenue, neal, 28th
street, after desperate struggle, in which
he disarmed one officer and knocked
down two others, and only yielded when
dubbed into helplessness. It was while
looking for Herman that Detective Lehi
shot N. Mcnamara. j.;
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weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OYFIcE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OPIIClR,
WASHINGTON, d. O., March a. 500 2. Y. y
PRoBABILITIE

PROBAHlLIT1BS.
On Tuesday for the Southern States
east Of the Mississippi, clear or partly
cloudy weather, high temperature, and
light 10 fresh southeast TO southwest winds
will prevail, except possibly light rain In
the lower Mississippi Valley.
For the Ohio Valley and Missouri,
partly cloudy weather and occasionally
light rain, with winds veering 10 westerly
In the former and to northwesterly in The
latter.
For the upper lake regions, fresh 10
brisk winds, veering to nottKWesterly, a
decidedly lower temperature than On
Monday, partly cloudy weather and poss.
IDLY rain or snow. - -
For the lower lake region, fresh and
brisk winds, Veertng to westerly, partly
cloudy weather, occasional rain and on
Tuesday night falling temperature.
For the Middle and Eastern States, .
falling barometer. higher temperature
than on Monday, partly cloudy weather
and southeast 10 southwest winds, increas:
ing 10 fresh and brisk. af
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For the Intellleeneer.l
aPublic Schools. l.
Go MelQagpsgers ofsRAeelfaa. Y y

| - NghV 1gAuoI1G
40 @s qegpayers OfSE1Hliag aES
Il b scarcely possible that YOU have
Jailed OF least 10 feel an interest In the
discussion Of the public school question,
% i relates TO the new project and as
the Board ol Education seems determined
in its lmagtned) great wisdom to 60 on
with this useless outlay, VIC want TO lay
before the taxpayers oil the whole city
lor we all invest In this) some liberal es
Inmates. Those Of you who haYe ielt the
panic and arc yet out Of employment will
be refreshed" at the prospect, particular.
" as you are now carrying about all the
load you can tear.g Don't imagine thiS
new scheme will not add to your bur-
dens.
Let us look at the picture:
gne elegant school house. $4,000
ono Principal (ofnGmeStslj Z. :. - ........., iiSS
Ono Janitor aud incidental expenses. 90.
AOtA''''''.''''''..'.... $4i,UO0
The interest on the above sum at bank
rates 10 81, 1900, or $37 per scholar for each
and every one ot the l107 scholars en-
Would you not save money by sending
these Second Ward children 10 the Semi.
nary and the LipSley InstituteP Cer4
tainly you would Now this Secund
Ward cannot grow, the opinion Of one of
the speakers at the public cmeetingtto the
contrary Notwithstanding, who evidently
thought the decrease shown by the Asses
sors books an eXaggeration. This
speakers belief (when he wants new
school housel ought To be gilmore weight
I'm his iudgnent 10 the taxpayers
oi the city, than the Assessors figures.
II certainly will prove to be OF more
tottgM truly, should this extravagant ex-
pendiiure 60 on. II this Ward can keep
up Its present enrolment, and does not |
decrease further, It will continue to cost |
the tax payers Of this city $37 90 per
scholar each year, because the investment
remains and the salaries and expenses 90
on regularly.
The citizens generally Of Wheeling are
burthened too, much with, "pnblic
schools,n as they discover whenthe tar
gatherer comes. It cannot stop with the
Second Ward. Several Other wards
must soon have elegant net5, school
houees. including the Fifth, Sixth and
Seventh-all growing wards. We have
now invested probably in school buildings
$500 600 and an army of principals, as
sistants and attaches, yet large proper
ton Of the class that public schools are
needed for never see the inside Of one.
They will be found In our iron mills,
glass factories, &C., earning their "daily
bread" Is it not SO?
CITIZEN OF SEVENTH.
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G0YRRNMRNTs-QniaL and slaadv.
STATE BoNDs-Dull and nominal,

STooKs-0pened weak and later be.
came firm, but again fell of and continu.
ed weak and ieverish until the announce.
ment of an increase in legal tenders, when.
a frmer feeling prevailed and prices sd-
vanced materially, the market closing
steady a, . slight reaction from the high.
est points. The greatest improvement
was in Northwestern, which advanced
from 54l to SO. The principal dealings
were in Northwestern, sE Paul Common,
Lake Shore and Union Pacific, which
was exceptionally firm throughout the
day. Wabash, Western Union and Pa.
ciac Mail market was active and stimula-
ted by change in the Treasury pro.
gramme, which was hailed with Joy by
the operators asa relief from the general
dullness, which has pervaded the market
for some time past. The sales between
10 and 3 o'clock amounted to 17sOO0
shares, Of which $1,000 were Western
Union, 10000 Union Pacific, $4,000 We
bash, II 900 Pacific Mail, $500 New York
Central, 500 St. Paul Common, $1,000
Lake Shore, 12,500 Northwest Common,
ond K Enn nk;n.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, March 2.-Four-Dull
in buyers favor; western superdne 5 90
a5 75; extra so 00aG 75i family 81 26G
8 so. Wheat-Quiet; Ohio and Indiana
red 81 55a1 GO; western spring 81 45A
/ 55. Corn-Improved demand and
firmer; mixed western, quiet Of 77a7ec.
o Oats-Western, dull ct 55a5sc. Rye
Dull and weak at ssa90c. Provisions-
Quiet; Mess Pork $16 00a1G 25. Rulk
Meats-shoulders gc; clear rib sideS 7iR
Sc. Bacon-shoulders 7ia7lc; clear rib
sides 9a9tc s. 9. Hams, 12s13c. Lard,
0tc. Bulter-Flfm; western roll 4OR42c;
tub 4Oa44s, Coffee aBuoyant; 25a2ec.
Whisky-Dull at 9sc. nd =
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FRANCE.

PARIS, March 2-M. Ledru Rollin has
been elected to the National Assembly
from the department of Vauclues, to fill q
vacancy. ~ @
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BosTos, March 2,-James B, Libbey, Of
the Boston press, and formerly one Of the
tproprietora Of the Boston Courier, died
to-day,
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Tool. Charre.

DAYTON, March, 2-Dr. John Il. Clark,
new Superintendent oi the Southern Ohio
LunatIc Asylum took charge to-day.
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ST. LOUIS.
KILLED IN A DauSxrr y,o,

KILLED IN a DRUNxKS FIGHT. IN
81. LOUIS, March a.-Garre. Inn
shoemaker, and VIM. Sullivan, a hosss
shoeL, a, two young men recently from Gin.
clnau, got into an alteration In The shop
over 615 Morgan street, last evening, and
Sullivan thrust q knIfeinto Dun's lelf SIDE
tnftcting almortal wound. Sullivan eSi
capped. Both men had been drinking
Tie week past. ,.,z-,,s. ,-,..-,'' -, 80
4 bs,s. SALOON KEERERs NOTIFIED.
Tho saloon keepers OF Jefferson CITY
have been notified by a committee 6f
ladies' that Il they do not close their sa-
looms by Wednesday, they will be visited
and prayed for In Ohio style. q "A. IL.
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3 TT LEG RAPH.
AssoC1ATED pRBss RIGpoRr

lBy the Western Union Line,
1meS Northwest cor. VI Main and Monroe staI
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND. .sl5f., " 1.a. 'a r. 3


NOT 90 MUCH VICTORY AZ, REPORTED.
LONDON, March 2.-Rumors are cur.
rentthat the AahAntee expeditionRry force
is In great peril. =
A M1L1oN PEoPrR grARyrNa. -l5t
A dispatch received at the Iudlan or
tice states that over q amillion Of people
are starving to death IN the famine strick.
Ell districts Of India. .7IafF-f '77i
SHIPS CREW DROWNED. ..,.
Fifteen Of the crew Of the ship Grace
Darling, wrecked on the Scotch coRet N
the recent gales, were washed from the
rigging and drowned. ....-a,r." =
-Four life. guardSmen, In attempting TO
rescue the imperiled crew, lost their lives
by the upsetting Of their boat.
HOUSE OF LORDS APPEALED TO FOR A NEW
TRIAL. T7tl
Dr.: Knealy, It Is stated, will appeal TO
the House OF Lords should he fall In the
courts TO geta new trial tor the Tichborne
claimant. i ~ !-H1f .I5l5l
The public Journals approve the yer.
DICT. 49, zzss,zs.sy,.s-g ,sy,.-..-,-.---,I
TWENTY PERSONS KILLED BY "A BOILER
EXPLOSION.
A dispatch from Blackburn, Lanca-
shire, states that boiler exploded there |
today, killing twenty persons and wound.
ing thirty.seyen, several Of them proba.
bly, fatally. q s,. ~ ~, - "a
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The American bark Everett, from Mat:
AMOS, which arrived this morning, re-
ports that on February Fth, when of
Havana, she was boarded by Spanish sol.
diers, and searched, -. p
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market.
PTTsBuRaH, March a.-Crude dull; ;
quoted at 81 IS. Refined dull; March
14sc; April 15ic; Nay lsc. i,