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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market To-Day and
It's Probabilities.
GOLD STEADY AT liz 3-s.
Money Easy at 8 and 4 Per Qsnte Cows
eminent, Railroad and Other Bonds
on Their Usual Basis.
WALL STREET,

1UESDAfs May <o-o ~
Money was easy at the close on the basis OF
3per cent for call loans Foreign exchange lett of
arm at 4S7A 1888 for bankers sixty days sterling
and 4.90k q 4.91 for demand.
EXPORTS.
The total exports OF produce from this port for
the week ending to-day amounted to S5,376o34,
mixed values, which is decrease from last week
Of 81, 22S, CO. The exports tor the corresponding
week of last year were s5,2o5,2o4, and for 1879,
1885, 95. The total exports since January
this year are s1l2,GSOs92, against SILL, 32S, e3e
last year, and sS4, S37,53s in 1872.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The customs receipts day were S3s5,0oo The
Treasury balances to-day were as follows:-
Currency $4,000. 900; coin, $50, 7oooo0 less coin
certificates, SS5,l0o,o0)
The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out 1929, 600
on account Of interest and $111,0o in redemption
OF dve-twenty bonds.
THE GOLD MARKET.
Gold opened at 1928 and closed at the same
price. Sales were made meanwhile at l12H There
were no features in the market worthy OF COM
ment
The rates paid for carrying to-day were 2, 2a, 3,
And finally per cent.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LONDON PRopucE MARkEr-LoNpoN. May 26-Even-
ing.-Sperm OIL fl04 per tun. Lnseed oil i2S 81 per
tun Common rosin, 7s Sd. q rs. Cd. per cwt
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For future delivery Oasis low middnG the sales have
been tolows:-Last evening" after two oclock-May,
100 at IS June 100 at lsc notes till loth) 200 at
Y i3l6c 900 atl7 Hzsc. 900 at Izsc; july, GOO at
zsssc 200 At is Lice 100 at lss COG at Is 2sssc
December, 100 at Il Ice Total $500 bales To-day. up
& tM1 ssc & at Il at t. s 800 q;
u. H-2c. 600 at IL Is &c.. LOO at II $3.50,
10 st .lSe notice this week 800 a. 100 q
iis2c. coo at is b5 200 at Is s2c 200 al Is sSc,
at is 2ss2c 900 l6c 500 at s slssc GOO AZ sssc;
September 400 at Is S32c l0o at lSsc. December 100
az II -l6 Total 625obaes. Grand total, As5o bales.
ne IeseP AZ NOBLE as pof Savannah 81 se
7s Wilmington, is; Norfolk "a; baltimore As; New
York l4 Boston. 1913: Philade phia, Sc Total Boil.
This day last week SOL This DAY las. year, 6ssl.
Havre, by sail &c; to Hamburg by steam, &c. by
sail, hc TO- Bremen, by steam, xc; ably sail Nc, CON-
pressed to Liverpool, by steam, 3-l6d.
CorrEE.-Th market remained quiet and without
quotable change in values We OF GIG bags Of
Rio. ex Ontario. on private terms: Messrs William
Scott Son report the stock of Rio in the United States
this date fOllOws:-
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Tho quotations based cotton in store running in
quality not more than half grade above below the
grade quoted. The sales were =
To- Day. Last Ereni'g. Total
Export. ............ l43 IES
Cofsumpti ton. $500. ........... ITO n l5l
Speculation Neutrality-suspicious.. N4 t3A
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CITY TREASURY.
Comptroller Green reports the following dr.
bursements and receipts Of the Treasury yester>
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
A 7 REASONABLE RATES-MONEY ON LIFE AND
IA Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and other
Securities Insurance all kinds effected with best
companies j. j HABRICH CO., III Broadway
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CHICAGO, Sept. 12.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Demand lair and
market firm; Mol spring 81 03; No. Q,
07c spot; 0Gtc seller September; S4tc
seller October; No. 8, 0Sa93t. Corn
Dull and unsettled; No. 2 mixed 77a77tc
spot; 7Gc seller September; 74c. seller
October; rejected TIC. OAts-Dull; No
Q, 47tc spot; 459c seller September; white
48iai8s. Rye-steady with a moderate
demand; No, | sac: Barley-Dull and
Nominal; No, 9 0G407c cash; 94c seller
September; tall No. g. SOC. Pork
Steady with q moderate demand at lila
17fc seller year. Lard nominal at 14ic
spot; 11Rc seller year. Bulk Meats-De-
mAnd fair and market firm; offerings
light; shoulders DC spot. Whisky-De.
mand fair and market firm at 81 Of.
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Now YORK.

NEW York, Sept 12.-Cotton-Quict
at 18fc. Flour-A shade flrmer, with
better demand; super western and State
a 40a5 90; common to good s. 00s5 40;
good to choice s. 50a5 IS; white wheat
extra IS S5s6 80; extra Ohio IS 10A5 IS;
st. Louis s. S5A9 90; closing steady.
Wheat-ModerAte demand and a shade
better; prices unchanged; No. 9 Chicago
81 16al 1871; new winter red 81 18sl "a.
Rye-Quiet at 02cs$1 90. Barley-Nom-
inal. Malt-Active. Corn-Dull, heavy
and lower; western mixed 05s0sc; in store
97tc. Oats-Dull, heavy and lower;
mixed western 04A05c; white &c. hay
Unchanged. Hops-Quiet; 1874, 40a
50c; 1873, 20a25; 1879, 12sl5c. Coffee
Dull at 14a10c. Sugar-Firm at 83a9ic.
Molasses and Rice-Dull and unchanged.
Whisky-$1 05a1 90. aa.
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COMMERClAglNl FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Rev York Money and Stocks.

NEW YORK, Sept l9.-MoNRY closed
at 81 per cent. ..
FOREIGN ExcHANGB.-Dull with only
few transactions at "a s3I for prime
bankers sixty days sterling and 81 s5i
for demand. A sale Of $4,000 prime
bankers sixty days sterlingi sellers
option 40 days was made at $4sl.
GoLD.-0pened and 81 00t and closed
at 81 09B; all transactions having been at
these figures on gold loans. Rates were
one per cent for borrowing; flat a /, II
and per cent for carrying; clearing 90
million dollarp. Sub-treasury disbursed
to-day $4,000 and received for customs
$247,OO0. Specie shipments for the week
$723, 08si principally silver bars.
A bond oil United States raised to 81 900,
was stopped at sub treasury to-day.
It was presented 10 King s Co, "A
Broadway, as collateral against advance
oil seven hundred dollars to gentlemen Of
indianapolis highly recommended. He
was arrested, but will not be held, as all
interested are convinced that he Is guilt
less Of any crimlnalty in transaction.
Rumors were aAost today that European
capitalists were negotiating with Commo.
dore Vanderbilt for three million dollars
to $5OOOOO0 Lake Shore bonds. Ex-
changes Of the Union Pacific incomes to-
day amounted to 100000 at Now York,
and Boston.
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ScHEHoK's MAHDRlKu PItLa PoR THE CuRx or
LIYEH COMPLAINT. AC.
rake Couragc, hawaiian.

Pain and weakness produce dependency, and
the invalid who /, lSboring under bodily torture,
debility aud mental Depression at the came time
is indsedin pitiAblc condition. Bat lot all who
are thus situated take heart. A balm 10 pro.
vided, both for their physical and mGntGl iDnrm.
tiles, in Hostetter'S Stomach Dttters. Among
the eommonest sources Of pain, uneAslness and
melancholy arc the diseases which Affect the
stomach, tho liver the allmOnt4ry canal, the
nerves and the muscles, such as dyspepsia, bill
ious disorders, constipation, headache. hyster:a,
and rheumatism, all OF which yield readily TO
the regulating, inyigor1ting and purifying inau.
ence OF this peerless vegetable TOME, BtimulAnt
and restorative. Take courage, sorrowlpl iuYAl.
idt; you will md the help you mood In Hostel.
ter 3 Biiters. dAW
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vlying father, with but lew friends OF
relatives, he repaired 10 London, where
midst varied and changing fortunes, be
often experienced the ..'
PANos OF POVERTY.
In the year 1885, al the age Of 81, In ab.
ject want, he retired to Tower Hill,
where he met q friend who had known
him In his better days. To the request
for tho loan Of o shilling, this friend gave
him guinea, part oil which OtwRy at once
invested In some rolls. In his rapacious
eaHerness TO devour the frat morsel, he
choked; and thus was terminated the ex-
istence Of one whose name and fame will
outlIye him by many, many, generations.
The chief peculiarly Of 0tWays plays lies
In the fact that "he consulted nature in
his own breast"
Besides the four theatres 90 lar enumer.
Ated, there are Of present, or will shortly
be open, the Park Theatre, with the
Gaded Ago, by Mark Twain, tho humor-
ist; John T. Raymond acting the prin-
cipal character. Niblo's Theatre, with q
grand spectacular $4,000, called
THE DRLUdB,
In which the Klralfy family appear. The
play Is Of the Black Cro0E family, but q
little less demoralizing. ','n.
Then there Is the Lyceum Theatre,
with French opera bouffe, and Mile.
Aimee, the present production being
0denbsch's PriRcea Of 1FsbisOnds, and the
Academy Of Music, which will soon open
Tor the usual operate season, with agrand
company. ''
OF variety theatres there are four: The
Olympic, Theatre Comlque, Tony Pastors,
and the Metropolitan, In which the moral
tone runs from fair 10 execrable,
OF miscellaneous entertainments there
are the coliseum, with list Of artistic
works, Barnum's HlppodrOme, and the
American Institute Fair.
30 you can form some idea OF the num-
Der and variety Of play.houses from which
the Metropolitan thoatre.goer can take
his choice. To give even an inkling Of
what goes on OF each Of them would re-
quire portly volume. DIoGRNEs.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept, 10 -Flour-Dull
Indiana and Ohio IS 75S6 25. Wheat
Dull; red 81 l9s1 20. Rye-Stesdy al
93a98c. Corn-Good demand at 98a97c
Oats -Stsady at 64a68c. Provisions
Quiet; pork $24 90. Petroleum-Refined
firm al 1l4c. Butter-Firm at 20a27c
Cheese-Quiet and firm; prime western
12ial9Ic; halEskins 10Allc, Eggs-Essy
western express 22a25c. Whisky-Helt
at 81 OF.
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New York Dry Goods.

New YoRK, Sept. 1l.-Trade move
ment is slow to-day, owing 10 the Hebrew
holiday and the continued warm wealth
er. Cotton goods quiet, except fannels
and chevoit shirtingS, The print market
continues unsettled and further changes
in prices are expected. Worsted dress
goods are doing well. Shawls and skirts
are jobbipg freely. Wooden goods very
quiet, except worsted coatings. Foreign
dress goods in good demand.
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CINCINNATI, Sept. 12.-Cotton-Firm,
at l6c. Flour-Demsnd fair and mar
ket firm. Whest-Firm; red 81 08s1 70;
white 81 16S1 90. Corn-Firm at 62a93c.
OAts-Firm at 48a56c. Rye-Firm at
97c. Barley-Active. P0rk-Demand
active and prices advanced at 24a25c.
LSrd-Dull; summer nominslly at 1886.
Bulk Meats-StroDg; shoulders sold at
9fc; clear rib lac; clear 15c. Bacon
Active and strong; sales at 10ial5ia1Oc.
Whisky-Demand good al full prices,
81 90. ------ ---------.------
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DR.. L0NGDON
ON TIE
DURABILITY OF CATARRH.

I have written moro on this disease than
others, not so much because Of It's having been
a specially In my practice for many years, as on
account Of iB fearful prEp1LencS In this climate,
and being In Thousands nt Cases tie first STAGE
q that terrible and ia al mQlddy, Consumption
Many who seek my aid have been trying patent
nostrums until their casca have become not
only very serious. but not a Jttc irholly incVrd.
6b. Seldom dsy but cases come into my
hands which at a ct were only AIoht h. dqmmd.
lions Of he phlrynr. that might have been
cured In few dsIs, but from long neglect the
disease has extended 10 Ihe d(Eper portions Of
ne throat and bronchial tubes. Hundreds 10 this
city, and Thousands all over the country, are to.
day suffering with q CGtarrh which my treat.
nleHt ipOuld not JdiEto cure IN a CelD tpttLS But
resOrtiOg 10 eRltWAter douchngs and wore
than useless nOstIumS, until the disease has
run It's MAI coIrse and settled on the lunRs,
many cf them tVM finally die Of Consumption
his statement, however alarming, V verified
eutTy day.
Ny experience in CatArh ennbles me to say
That every case In which the lungs are not In.
volved can b elrtd, Moro than this, have
mover known q single case Of simple Catarrh 10
rttlpsS and become dangerous after treatment
Win my shoWering syringe. Tho treatment is
both constitutional and topical, and TO carry II
out requires not only = knowledge OF the proper
remedies, but skill 10 apply them. No one
without experience AID tact can ever become
successful In this practice.
Fees for consultation, examination, Adyi CO
and treatment within the reach OF all.
Medicines for all diseases by mail and express
TO ali parts OF the country.
oYTToE AND. RESIDENCE,
No. 1909 EoR tOld Fifth Street.
Opposite the Cathedral,
sepI WHEELING. ". VA.
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A Mistake Corrected.
Editors Of the IntGlllGeneet.

Editors Of tho IntsllIReneer. lsNo
Last Tuesday evening the Sheriff Of
this county stated 10 some gentlemen Of
this city that Fox & Henderson, Of
Hendrysburg, this county, were indicted
for selling liquor TO VIM. Wesley. "a per:
son in the habit Of becoming intoxicated"
l heard the remark, and, presumiug the
Sheriff knew what he was talking about,
stated It in the Independent. was up at
81, Clairsville Thursday and my atten-
ton was called to the matter by Clark
Mitchell, who advised me that 1t was
not William but Henry Wesley, whom
these parties were indicted for selling
liquor to. You copied the paragraph Of
the Independent. Of course you will
promptly correct and set Mr., VIM. Yves.
Icy right before the public, %.
Very truly, JEo. B. LASaLY,
] BRII.AIRB, Sept, 10, 1874.
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THE GAzsTTEER OF RAILWAY STA
T1oRs, published by the National Rail
way Publication Company, is before Us.
1t is q volume Of four hundred and forty
pages, Of the dimensions most convenient
for use, and contains much valuable in.
formation. The first pages after the gen.
eTal index are devoted to List Of the
Railroads in the United States and the
Dominion Of Canada, with the names Of
the Express Companies delivering and
receiving on EACH" also showing the
gauges Of the several roads, and "List Of
Old and New Names Of Roads" naming
over six hundred titles by which certain
roads were formerly known, with their
proper designation at the present time.
This last Is q feature Of no little import
Ance. Forming the main body Of the
book Is q list Of all the Railway Stations
in the United States, and the Qomion oil
Canads," giving their location as to
County and State, and line Of railway,
and designating such as have post, money
order, express, and telegraph offices at
tsched 10 them. Not the least important
feature OF this portion Of the book Is q
very full statement oil the population oil
the several towns, much fuller than can
be obtained from the census OF 1870.
Following this is an express Directory"
OF Wells, Fargo & Co., showing how 10
ship 10 all points on the Pacific Coast,
and several tables Of river distances,
towns, etc, with the same detailed in(pr-
nation that Is given in the list OF railway
towns. Several pages are devoted TO the
Location Of Piers in the cities Of New
York, Philadelphia, Boston, and Bslti-
more" ~.
One Of the glorious privileges belong
ing 10 the citizens of this free and en-
lliShtened country, derived by inheritance
from the heroes by whom the Mlgna
GBGrtd was obtained, and further secured
to US by the possession Of that liberty fol
which our iorelathers fought, bled and
died, Is that OF Sueing and being sued
Three questions naturally arise in CON
necllon with the exercise Of this right
and these are how, when and where the
act shall be performed. To the last two
questions the GAZETTEER OF RAILWAY
STATIONS supplies the answer ID the "Llst
Of Counties, County Towns, and the times
at which the several Terms Of Court are
held" This information having been OBJ
tanned directly from the State officials, Il
very valuable and may be relied upon.
| There are many other valuable tables
in various parts Of the book. In fact few
volumes OF Its size contain so much valu
able information. The work has evil
| IDENTIFY been very carefully compiled, and
as the means In the hands OF the compiler
for obtaining the data have been unusu-
ally fine, the work may DO thoroughly
relied upon.
The cheapness Of tho book, only $l.Ot
In paper and $3.50 in cloth, sent, postage
paid, on receipt Of price, places It within
! reach; Of every one, and few can afford Il
be Rithoutit 10
NATIONAL RAILWAY PuBGIcETIoN Co.,
No. 2SS Sou& Fiji 81, Philadelphia, Pa
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RAIIRoAp BoNDs-Firm.


sTocKs-The market during the last
hour Of business was strong, and at the
close prices were nominally at the high
est point Of the day and with few ex.
ceptions Of the week. The special iea-
lures was Union Pacific, in which very
active business was done, the advance
for the day having been II per cent
with the final sales at 33ta33s. The
improvement in the remainder OF the list
ranged from ! to ! per cent, with the
largest dealings in Western Union, Lake
Shore, Wabash, Northwest and St. Paul
Common. Sales included $4,000. Union
Pacific, $4,000 Western Union, $4,000
Lake Shore 5000, Toledo and Wabash,
5000 Pacific Mail, 5000 Northwestern
and s 900 st. Paul
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TOLEDO, Sept, 19-Flour-Qulet and
unchanged. Wheat-Demand fair and
market firm; No Q white Wabash q 90;
No. 8 do 81 IA, No. l red 81 ID; No
. do $l09i; No. l amber Illinois 81 IA
Corn-Stesdy, moderate demand; high
mixed 894aSefc; yellow s2ic; no grade
Sic. 0Ats-Dull and lower; No. 9 Mich,
gan SIC
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BALTIMORE, Sept. 10. = Flour - Dull
and unchanged. Wheat-Firmer; amber
western 81 coal 80. Corn-Flrmer at
Gee. 0Ats-Quiet at 59AG0c. Rye-Dull
at 02a96c. Hay - Unchanged. Pork,
bacon, hams, lard and coffee unchanged.
Butter-Firm at 2GA27c. Petroleum
Dull At4ia4ic. WhiSky-Easier Of 81 90
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Capital and Labor.

JOLIET, Sept. 10.-The miners strike
at BrAidwood came to \ final termination
to-day. The men engaged In the strike
agreed to terms Of settlement on the 4th
inst, but work has not been resumed to
any extent until to-day. Thepresence Of
the "blacklegs" in the G shaft came near
being an obstacle In the way Of final
settlement, as some Of the men were very
bitter over their presence, and, were for an
absolute refusal Of negotiations, as long as
the obnoxious men remained. The
"blacklegs" are gone, and good feeling
prevails.
This has been long strike, and has
been severely felt by all the citizens Of
BrGidwood, as the coal trade Is almost
the exclusive source Of revenue, and for
over three months It has been entirely
cut of. 1t Is claimed by the men that the
point gained in the matter Of pushing 10
about equivalent to the FIVE cents that
stood In the way Of settlement between
them and the companies. Friday last was
the day of settlement. The town pre-
sented a lively appearance, A meeting
was held In the schotl.house grounds, the
band out, and every male citizen of the
village present. Dan Mclaughlin, lead
er among the miners, addressed the null
litude, congratulating them upon the per.
feet unity Of action, but deprecating the
fact, that at one time there was manifest
distrust Of the Committee, which greatly
embarrassed their action.
On Monday, the blacklegs, some 800 10
number, were shipped 10 Chicago. The
citizens congratulate themselves that
peace was preserved under such trying
difficulties. There has been heavy fall.
ing of in the population Of the village
since last fall; A census taken in August
shows population Of AGO. /
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PITTsDuRuH, Sept. 12-Wheat-Flrm;
Pennsylvania and Ohio red 81 l2Al 10;
white 81 1SAl 20. Corn-Firm with a
reduced supply al s7a90c. Petroleum
Crude firm at 7jc at wells; DOC Of river;
refined, demand moderate at llic, Phils-
delphla delivery.i -. "a
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Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, Sept. 19.-Wheat-Dull
Of $I07a1ll Corn-Stesdy, s5as6c.
Oats-Firm Of 5SaS6c. Petroleum-Quiet,
firm and unchanged. r 81
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SCHENCR's PULMONIg BYRUP, ron TUE CuRl OF
CONSTITUTION, Couans AND CoLps.

SOhbuAEIlOAI SOGullb AMI SOADbs
The great virtue OF this medicine Is that Il
fipens tho matter and throws II ont Of the eye.
TEN, puFiaes The blood, and thus effects cure.
ScuKNcK's SEA WEED Toxic FOR rus CuRH or
DYsPIPsIA, INDIGESTION, &c.
The Tonic produces healthy action OF tho
stomSeh, creating an appetite, forming ehyle,
and curing the most obstinate cases Of 1ndiges'
ton. 'f'H
sCHEEoK's MAEDRLKI PrtLa. PoR TIE CuRH OF
LIVER UoMPLAINT, &C.
L. These pills arc Alternative, and produce 4
healthy action Of the liver without the least
danger. as they arc FREQ from cAlomel, and yet
more eilAelons in restoring q healthy action Of
the liver.
Thesc remedies arc certain cure for Con.
sumption, as the Pulmonic syrup fipens the
matter and pufiheB tho blood, The Mandrake
Pills act upon the liver, create O healthy bile,
and remove all dlseasos OF the liver, often a
cause OF Consumption. The sel Weed Tonic
gives tone and strength 10 the stomach, makes q
good digestion. and enables the organs 70 form
good blood and thus creates Q healthy clEculA.
tlon OF healthy blood. Tho combined action OF
these medicines, as thus exp aimed, will cure
every case OF Consumption, II taken in time,
and the use Of the medicines preserved in.
DR.. schGnck iB professionally at his principal
ONCE, corner Sixth and Arch Streets, PhIlAdol.
phia, every Monday, where all letters for AdVlce
must be addressed. shenck's incidents for sale
by all Druggists. eodGW
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Insurance..
franklin Insurance Co.,
WHEELING, W. VA.

OFFICERS.
GEo. MESDEI, President
!. y. EAHOI, VLee-P President $1,000
A. l. WILEY, Secretary.
/. II. MILtIAHs, Asst Sec, and TT.
JOHN bisHor, Genl Agent and Adjuster.
: .'- DmICroRs.
George Adams, 1 Tbos p sh.uo,o,,
q. W. Franzhelm, in Vsnsa ieIot''
n. Reilly. Geo i1Icr5e
John Il. Hobbs, I, II s',Ioii'
Geo. b. Caldwell, NN''i' -,
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Travellers Guide.

LHnYAL OF NAM.
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vlylng father, with but lew friends or
relatives, he repaired 10 London, where
midst varied and changing fortunes, he
often eXperienced the
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Gtrt4tttelIiqenrer.
Our New York Letter.

A Glimpse Of Goaam-spelGlties Of M1
Nep York Inealres-iStdnddrd Comedy
Great Eagliah ActOr-About tie french
Drdma-L0ag "RunS'-Th0mGS OtD1y
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-14
THRATMCAL PERFORMANCE

New York is the first city in the New
World, and Is fully equal. II not superior,
to London. Here II Is that all new ven
lures Of any prominence are launched
forth. The city contains the most tai.
ented dramatic critics, Q proverbially lib
eral public, and large transient pOpula.
ton, all Of which combine 10 make Il the
best field for the production OF new
play or the debut OF an unfamiliar actor.
10 this.letter l propose to give your read.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-14

hoping that 1t may not prove uninterest-
ing TO them. In the city there are about
fifteen public theatres Of every possible
character. shall begin by speaking Of