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THE TARIFr POLICY SOURCE WEALTH.
Commenting these matters your your
memoriasts would further represent that the great
development OF their industries, which almost
quite adequate in productive power to the OF
the country Is directly attributable the tariff policy
OF the government, under which well rewarded labor
has grown in integence, skill and efficiency, and I'M
provemens have been made IN machinery and processes
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you will firmly adhere 70 that general policy Of protec
ton TO home industry which has made the nation
tul and It's people prOspeTOuA
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Steamships Denmark (Br) for London; westphalia
Ger. Hamburg; City of Merida Havana and Nassau;
ton Metropolis, wilmington. NC Isaac Bell Richmond.
Rotterdam: Albert. Cape Town, cGH: Derwcpt OBJ
Cork; simon stella ttap, do; Cainsn Anss DO or
Zorda lNor). Cork; Appa tNor), do John Griffin, Ha
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royo, PR; Weeks Barbados.
Wind at sunset NNW
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Steamship Calabria CBrl McMckan, Liverpool Jan a.
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steamship Wyanoke, Walker Richmond City Point Ind
Norfolk with mdse and myers IN fhc old Dominon
Steamship Co - -
and passengers to J Jorilard
ship HarIaw tof Aberdeenl Phillips Shanghai Oct a.
with teas to heiinemann, Payson Morgan vessel to
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A TTENTION-MEDICAL RHEUMATIC INSTITUTE
n n Bond street-Rheumatism. paralysis and neural
ga permanently cured also nervous debility and all
exhausing complaints; ply steal and mental strength
fully restored consultations daily
A BsOLUrE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFF
"A ferent States Tor desertion, &c legal everywhere:
no publicity required charge until divorce granted:
advice Tree. NJ HOUSE. Attorney. 1871 Broadway.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN, COR.
~ ner OF Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
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On sunday from to 9PM
nR A. II. HEATHs RESTORED PATIENTS ARB
- those who had been told by half a. score or more
Of the most eminent physicians In this country and
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bethesda Spring Water unless the patients condition. il
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INNING GRAFTON.

me Commissioners Of Emigration Before the
Joint Committee Argument Of Commits
sioner Lynch Favoring Increase Of Head
Money to e2-The Steamship MO-
nopoly-The Number Of Immigrants
Since lS47- Advantages of
Wards Island-The In
aebtedness of the Board.
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The river was rising quite brlskly yes
terdSy: At 9 P.M, the marks at the
wharf indicated IS feet Ii inches.
The Express departed for PArkersburg
at the usual hour.
The LiOnesS No . passed up with
model barges.
The Leopard passed down with large
tow Of coal.
The Granite State, from Portsmouth to
Pittsburgh, had not arrived at4P.M.
The Carrie Brooks, Pittsburgh 10
zsnesville, was prevented by her disabled
condition from arriving yesterday.
The MalHe Rsgon will arrive and de-
part for Pittsburgh this morning. She
has an immense amount Of freight await
ing her. ,n
The Courier is the regular Parkersburg
boat for to-day.
Capt Jas o'Neal, for several years
clerk at the United States Marine Hos
pital at Louisville, KY, died at that in.
situte on Saturday morning last Of
Brighrs disease Of the kidneys. His re.
mains were inferred at Cave Hill Gem.
etery, In the private lot Of DR.. Thos.- ],
GriflIh, Surgeon In charge OF the hos
plLGl, on Sunday The flags at the hospi,
tal and on the steamers in port were al
halEmSst In respect for his memory.
40 p fESy Tnle1ranh.1 7FT
PITTsBURGH, May 6-River about 0
feet 8 inches and about, stationary.
Weather clear and pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, May. 6-Wealher clear,
Mercury 40 to SO. River 81 feet and fall.
Ing. Down.-Bermuda, Simpson, Horner
Grey Eagle and Pat Gleboutne, Up
Sam Baum and John Gilmore with
lows, John Kilgour. Business dull.
CINCINNATI, May 6-RIVer "A feet and
falling. Arrived Esper65zA, Pittsburgh,
Departed Chsrmer, Evansville; Chas.
BedmAn, New Orleans.
ST., LOUIS, May 6.-Arrived-Cily OF
Quincy, New Orleans; Raven, Pittsburgh,
Departed-Blsmarck, New Orleans; Gar
rett, Ohio river. River about stationary,
but all the upper streams reported rising
Weather clear and warm. 81
Cairo, May 6,-Arrived-McD Donald
New Orleans; Arkansas Belle, Evansville;
Thos, Sherlock, Cincinnati. Departed
Bigley, Ohio and Thos. Brown, 81. Louie;
Arkansas Belle, Evansville. River A
feet and stationary. Weather clear; mer-
curry 70. [...
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Boz your KId Glove al speyer Bios

PIANOS AND OReANs,--A new stock Of
SteinwAy Pianos, Smith American, Wood
and Estey Organs have been lately re-
ceived at Adams 6 Lucas, 1927 Market
street. Remember they keep the very
largest stock Of Pianos, Organs and mu.
steal goods in the city constantly on hand
and dispose Of them on the most favorable
terEs. Call and examine the stock Of
standard instruments they keep, and learn
their prices and terms, and you will not
go elsewhere to purchase. Remember
the place--1297 Market street, opposite
Mcclure House.
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Temperance Crusade.

CoIuMBug, May e.-slnce the street
work Of the crusaders has been inter.
Tered with BY the Police Commissioner,
they have not been idle. Il d currently
reported In temperance circles that Of
the next meeting Of the Grand Jury ap.
plication win be made Tor over 100 In.
dictments against half Q dozen liquor
dealers Of prominence in this city. The
Young Mems League It 10 said will as
sist the crusaders In this work with
money and influence.
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NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GooDs.-
O. HesS, northwest corner of Main and
Quincy streets, has just received full lines
Of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, &C., of the
latest styles and best makes, and adapted
to the season and this market. Large
stock Of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
always in store, all the clothing manu-
featured at this establishment warranted
to give satisfaction. Prices as reasonable
as any frst-Class house in the city. Call
and examine goods and compare prices
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CAUGHT AT TIA young girl living at
service on the Island has had occasion to
go frequently 10 Joseph shsfer's bakery,
on South Broadway. Tho other day a
member Of Mr.. Skaters family came into
tho front chop just in time to see this girls
arm in the till. She confessed to having
''been there before" and had taken about
six dollars in all, which she promised to
refund. MIR. shatfer, upon this condition
agreed not 10 prosecute her.
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No MEETlNo.-onIy len members Of
the WsVerly Literary Society assembled
at the hall last evening, and as some bust.
ness Of importance requires the attention
Of the Society, those present deemed 1t
expedieuL to defer action until future
meeting when there will be larger at.
tendance. The meeting adjourned, with.
out trsusacting any business, but spe.
cisl meeting will be calledior some even.
ing this week.
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APPOINTED TO A NAVAL CADETsHip,-
J. Arthur Bell, Of this city, was yester-
day advised by letter from Hon. John
J. Davis, that he had been appointed 10
acadetship from this district at the Naval
Academy at Annapolis, Nd. Mr.. Bell Il
very promising young man, and will no
doubt meet every requirement.
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POLICE CouRT.-The police court yes.
tetdsy morning presented an unusually
animated appearance. Ten cases were
examined, Is iolloEsI e an
Paul Iurgomozeb, the Italian peanut
merchant who keeps q stand on the cor
ner OF 18th and Market streets, was
charged with ASsaultiDg q man named
Shea, whom be caught pilfering his pea.
nuts. The remaining sections Of the
prisoners cognomen are expected to az
rive on the next steamer. When CLERK
Cowden attempted to pronounce that
name, he looked as II he had Q nail 10 his
foot, or had new mother.in.lAw Just
married into the family. The son Of Italy
was fined and paid % and costs.
John Shea, the pilferer Of peanuts, was
sentenced TO slavery for ten days, In de-
fault oil Is and costs.
George Boyce will carry a ball and
chain for thirty days. Whisky was the
cause. iAf - -ft''' .T5aaa J
james Robinson paid $40 and costs be-
cause Of tho flowing bowl. g D. o.
For creating tumult and disorder, N.
Hanley scrapes the streets Tor thirty days,
John Woods was also committed for
thirty days. Intemperance.
Daniel o'C. Qulnlsn, in the gallery Of
the Opera House Tuesday night, wanted
10 talk 10 Title Mason. Title wasn't
sociable, and Dan'l struck her. BE was
fined q and costs. !i aUe :.
Dan'l then charged 4Tllie with assault.
ing him, but the case was not sustained,
and was dismissed OF PLAINTIFF costs -
Charles Widdey, for disorderly con-
duct, viii manipulate hoe for thirty
days. E .rl..E lylsE ~
Dick Johnston, Tor same offence, paid
q and costs. =
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We met an Island man yesterday, who
was chuckling hideously to himself, and
upon inquiry learned that his wife was
cleaning house, and had caught such a
cold that she couldn't speak. The efforts
Of that woman to make Rome howl mus,
be terrible to contemplate. &
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CoLoRED TRIBULATIoNs. Willis Nc
Cullochr "cullud gem'1," wss-before
Squire GlArlspn Yesterday on com
plant Of lis wife, who'chsfgsdh him with
tearing to fragments her brand new May
hat, 9 gift Of an sdmirer. IL was a case
Of othello, etc minus the tragedy vii.
lis was allowed to depart in peace after
promising to let his vile severely alone.
In theineah,lRs Mrs. Mcodlloch has aps
piled Tor q divorce -, q, s,r-, IN
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.oNE young gentleman inquired of an
other, yesterday, whether a young lady
acquaintance, on visit from neighbour
Ing city, was not q "little swift"
Dunno" was the answer, "but I'm goin'
to trot her out this afternoon and seer
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FINED For DRuNKENNEss.-F Frank
Brooks was arrested on Tuesday night at
MArtin's Ferry for drunkenness. He was
taken before Mayor Dean yesterday morn.
Ing and fined IS and costs. He could NOT
pay the fine, and is still in durance.
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To TIE public who appreciate Cheap
Goods and Carpets, have Just received
another large lot and greater Uarfety, and
fully as cheap, II not cheaper, than last
weeks. The prices will surprise you.
Corner Main and goth streets.
At,,. ]. W. FERRRr.
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By REFRRENog to. the almanac 1t will
be seen that May Is here. There Is q
stern aud indisputable reality in figures;
Notwithstanding the fact that It was as
cold as January early yesterday morning.
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ADMIRERS of the beautiful should see the
Crsyon Portraits at Robinson's Gallery.
Mr. R. has enlarged his rooms and made
special arrangements for this kind OF
work. All who want portraits will do
well to give him call.
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Buy your COrsets Al speYer Bros.

ANOTHER large invoice Of the best
makes and latest patterns Of Carpets still at
very reduced prices just received byJ. W.
Fertel, Centre Wheeling.
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The prira Ring Ronrhs.

PHILADELPHIA, May 6.-Bllly Ed
wards and Sam Collyer have each put up
the FIRST deposit Of 800 in their match TO
fight on August OH Tor the lightweight
championship and 81 900 aide.
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A WHEELING MAN wrote TO a friend
last night as follows: II contemplate
spending the remainder Of tho winter IN
this city" ......
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BIBLE socEErY.-A special meeting Of
the Wheeling and Ohio County Bible Sc.
clety will be held this evening in the Leo.
ture Room of the FRS! Presbyterian
Church.
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yGHRoMoS, Brackets, Picture Frames,
Photograph Copies, the cheapest and best.
Weekly payments Of only 81 90, or by
cash, at Williams Bros'i l2l2t Main 81,
Centre Wheeling We Y near EeE'Eslsds
bVQte. q tg 3 TallsSf Al Tall
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FOR the greatest variety and most beau.
tilul style OF Dress Goods, Silks, Mohairs,
Of all descriptions, OF a price so cheap
that will astonish any Judge Of them, go
now to Centre Wheeling.
], W, FERRRL's.
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INV ANp CnoloR SINNER Muuo.-

Something for Thee, song, SOC,
Pretty Little Enc, song, SOC. US
Sweet Birds d Spring, duets SOC.
Stars the Night Adjoining, song, 35c.
Budding Love Mazufks, Kinkel, 40c.
Blue Bird GAlop, Mack, SOC,
Pet Flower Polka, zoe,
With other nice new music Just received
OF sheib'S Music Store, lila Main street
ANY piece sent by mail on receipt Of price
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AT THR HorE1s.-Dr. ]. II. Lipdssy.
o. FFostbpFg, 8 stopping al The Ketm
House ! ! iH i,i ~
Capt. VIM. Dorsey, o. St. Louis, and
COL Alex. Campbell, Of Bethany, are stop.
ping al the st. james. 10y
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MoUssELINE De Beige In ali the new
Grey Shades Just received at j. s.
Rhodes & Cos.
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! GREAT BAReANA-A Job lot Of GEer-
sdines and DebAsea at Ct cents per yard,
Just received and opened. Come on, II
you want them. ]. W. FRRRBLL,
Centre Wheeling.
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SPRING is still little backward about
coming forWard-there was q heavy frost
yesterday morning.
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The West Virgins Press Association
conveues at Parkeaburg to-day. The
session viii occupy three days.
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THERMOMETER RECoRD.-The follow.
lngshows the range Of the temperature as
observed at Slvey's Drug Store, corner
opposite the Post Office. yesterday:
~, ~ 70 az 7 q
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WHEELING, with five newspapers, sends
two delegates to the editorial convention
at ParkersbuTg.
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BLACK Embroidered Cashmere shawls,
Black Lace Jackets and Nantes, second
stock Just received at J. 8. Rhodes &
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IT is wonderful how goods are being
slaughtered this spring. ]. s. Rhodes {
90. are making things lively, but at ruin.
Gus prices.
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Ghe0nte4igs
THURSDAY, MAY Z, 1874.


Temperance.
Wsvcrly Literary Society.
Wheeling & Ohio O.. Bible Society.
Lost-MoDCy.
Found--Pocket.book.
ed--Ladies to Canvass.
Roses, Roses.
Clocks-Oxtoby & Duffleld.
Havana Cigars at silvey's.
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HAVANA, May e.-osptaiu General
Concha has Issued q decree ordering the
formation Of eight bAttAllonS Of colored
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ANOTHER INVOICE received Of Mems
French Calf, Alexis Tie, best New York
makes. Jerry Clemens.
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PERSONALLY Capt. Q. R SnllIioymer)y
ofths JdHs No. ., and an old Pittsburgh
and Evansville pilot is in the notion busi.
ness at Beverly, Ohio. 's''tg "a "a :.
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TEMPERANCE IN BNDGEPoRT.-The
interest in the temperance cause over the
river is not OF oil diminishing. In Bridge.
Port meetings are heldnesrly eysrytven.
log, which are largely attended. The
Ladies' Temperance Band still meet daily,
and committees are frequently upon the
streets in the interests Of the cause. We
understand that the Band has lately had
an accession Of about thirty members.
The ladies OF Bridgeport, when they
undertake anything, will allow nothing 10
turn them from their work. - q, ~.
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Farmer,, sthin oonrnniInn,

CHICAGO, May 6-The Farmers State
Convention Rt Bloomington, Ills, con.
veues Ia June, instead Of May 9Th, AS
stated in previous dispatches.
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A GANG Of ten men Werc OF work re-
pairing the wharf yesterday.
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Bur Flowers, Ribbons, BOnnets and
Hats at speyer Bros
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Buy your Trimmed Hats at speyer
Bros
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Buy your Trimmed hats at speysr
Bros.
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LADrRS Lasting Ulemlntlns Balmorals.
Something new. Call and Gee them.
Jerry Olemens.
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"BonDK00s" are advertised for sale OF
a Water street eating house. E.
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R&R. CaowN brand shoes, exclusive
sale at Jerry Clemens
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--LATEST our.-Lsdles' Lasting andIKid,
Agnes Button Boots. Jerry Clemens.
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sSUrr PEsS sraEEr, Island, should
receive the attention Of those in authority.
A considerable portion Of the street Is
covered with large bo1lders; which OBJ.
struct the road and remind one Of the i'm.
mediate vicinity Of q stone quarry.
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GoNE TO PARKERsDuRo-'souire
olArkson, Of the Sunday Nsvs, lett The
city Cast evening for Parkersbug, 10 az
tend 1.-The editorial convention OF that
place, The Squire expects to return on
FfidRy night. -, y, -
Dana L Hubbard, Esq OF the Standard
also went to Parkerpburg yesterday. MIR,
Hubbard WIN return on Friday morning.
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Buy your Trimmed BOnnets at speyer
Bros
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A Bour WITH the COLLEGE BOYS
Yesterday merning ten Of our young men
agreed to go to Washington, Pa, and
play a match game Of base ball with the
College Club. None Of our boys had
played any this season, and belonged 10
no club, but all wiahed to enjoy the ex-
cursion. They left the city st7:15 A. NJ,
and upon arriving at their destination
psrtook Of hearty dinner at a leading
hotel, after which they went forth to be
conquered. Their competitors were the
first nine Of the College Club, composed Of
the senior class Of the College, who were
all in practice, being in the habit Of play
ing daily.
Our boys took their places as follows
Harry Mcclure, catcher; Frank Mcneil,
pitcher; John E. Day, short stop; Thomas
Wilson. Grst base; George Lynch, second
base; Ambrose =. List, third base; Frank
oglebay, left field; Frank Stanton, centre
field; George Thompson, right field;
Rode. McBurnie, scorer. The game occu.
pied two hours and thirty minutes, when
the College boys were declared victorious,
the score being IS toll.
The Wheeling boys arrived home about
6P. N and speak in very high terms Of
the hospitality Of their opponents,
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SERIOUSLY ISJuRRD On. Tuesday,
while an employe Of the Bellaife blast
furnace was throwing some pig metal
over an embsnkment zone of The bars
caught his apron and he was precipitated
tothe bottom, q distance Of about thirty.
Eve feet, Theunlortunate man sustained
serious injuries, but will recover.
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