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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-16

An unexpected suggestion for the ben
eft Of the Peace Society comes from the
Yellowstone, where the Crows and the
Sioux have been carrying on an Indian
war. We are told that one engagement
lasted for three days, and that, after being
carried on with nearly 1900 braves on
each side, It resulted In the death Of
one Grow and the wounding Of three
Sioux. As the recent Peace Conference
at Brussels was an admitted failure,
and ns We may expect the European
powers to go on arming and organ
iling indefinitely, the direct adoption Of
peace principles Is ont Of the question
but all the results Of peace societies
would be gained II the great powers
could only be persuaded to adopt the
tactics OF these blood.thirsty savnges. II
such tactics result in a total loss Of only
one killed and three wounded out Of
three thousand, and after three days
fighting, II is obvious that, by slight
improvement Of the principle, it would
be possible to increase the number Of
combatants and reduce the mortality;
and future Sadowas and Mars la Tours
battles might be Tough! and won with no
more killed and wounded than fell in the
campaigns Of General Doum, Of the
Grand Duchy Of Gerolstein.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-16

THE press Of the country il beginning
to give attention to the tramp nuisance,
East aud West, it is the same. Men, wo.
men and occasionally children are found,
ranging tho highways, foul Of person and
impudent in demeanor, begging food as
they need it, refusing to work, stealing as
opportunity offers and capable Of even
worse crimes m occasion. Their dis.
ngreeably suspicious character is their
most noticed feature, They are looked
upon with aversion and dread. 1t seems
unnatural, In this country, to have people
wandering idly and vagrantly along the
highway. All are expected to work, II
not at Just the occupation that is most
desirable, and prOftable,-Rt something,
The worst feature Of this tramp business
Ia the certainty that II will increase our
supply Of criminals. Idleness and vng.
rancy certainly lead to crime and II the
tramps are allowed to range from town
to town unmolesIed, the time will come
when they will serve the country as Grim.
inals. Good policy would indicate the
prompt ending Of this business. These
people can be arrested under the yagrant
act, and should be. They should not be
allowed to lead lives that can only end in
crime, There is safety in the future only
IN come such course as will prevent
tramping, and compel the vagrant element
to adopt habits Of industry.
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The VALUE OF THE WREcK.-Accord.
ing to the published statement Of the as
set, and liabilities Of Duncan, Sherman
4 Co., the latter exceed the former by
over two and half millions Of dollars,
Il il claimed for them that they will be
able to pay about 40 per cent Of their in
deb,ednesi. This may be or it may not
be. Among their assets are reckOned
as,ocks and bonds,' estimated at S55G,.
40 90, and in real estate "in New York
city and elsewhere valued at S:37l ,l27 OF,
Estimates on these classes Of property
are always uncertain, even at the best
and when entered up 10 the Statement
Of fallen house are hardly reliable At
all. Judging from past experience in
similar cases, II the creditors realize the
half Of forty per cent Of their claims, they
may congratulate themselves.
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OUR BRAxTON LETTER.
. SUTTON, July %, 1875

SUTTON, July %, 1875.
Elltnn IuirIllsennsr:
As mere suggestions respecting eandi-
date can really do no harm and seem 70
Be in order Just now, see the Pss0a
DsH,Oerdi Of late date. We will without
prejudice to Others, suggest 10 the voters
Of this county the name Of Maj. w. u.
Rollyson as an appropriate apPendage to
the tickets on which they vote Tor "COun-
ty Superintendent Of Free Schools
Mai. Rollyson is gentleman Of fair cul-
ture and iDdomIlable energy and versa
tility consequently II any Improvements
can be made beneficial 70 the system BY
virtue Of the office, We will guarantee
their early Development under his ad-
miuistration. And officers OF this kind
are those We want to manage the com
plicated free school interests Of this
State. The annual reports OF the various
County superintendenI's have become &c
monoionoGs and siereotyped that no one
presumes 70 take the trouble to read
them nowadays, and the omission il
jusIifable, as no changes for the las
three years are Observable. Give Us new
men who will and can develop the inter
ests OF the people when in position u
do 80; or dispense With the Office is thu
prayer Of MANY VOTERS.
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Letter from Tennessee = The
Cumberland Gap School Of Ge-
OlOgy.

BEAN STATION, TESSs Aug 8.
Editors intelligence
The method Of working adopted at the
Cumberland Gap school Of Geology Of.
iords excellAnt means Of studying, moi
only the rocks and mountains Of Western
Kentucky and Eastern Tennessee, but al.
80 the people. Perhaps few places can be
found in our country In which the cus.
toms Of carly times prevail in greater
purity. Surrounded aS this section Of
country Ia by mountains on all sides, and
unprecedented by railroads, the civilizn.
ton, OF rather modern idea Of refine.
meut, 50 general elsewhere has here made
no impression. The people are mostly
Intoxicated aud live In the primitive
style Of a hundred years ago. They are
very obllging, however, and as hospita.
bic as circumstance will admit Of their
being But iithjs ia iha.n case at Llg Gap,
II Is far from being true Of all the conn
Try We have passed through
Here let me say word Of the manner
In which our studies are pursued. We
20 out in parties ranging 10 number from
two 10 a dozen, and travel across the roun.
tty on foot going from ten to forty miles
observing and noting all the striking &C.
illogical features Of the formations passed
over. When we return to camp we re.
port what We have seen to Prof. Shalcr,
who makes our notes the subject OF lee.
tufe. ...
Al first one Of the professors accom-
panied each party, but now parties are
sent out on their own account, 80
that they shall lie thrown upon
their own resources to solve the
problems which come up. The wealth
CT has been very uniayorable for
field work. 1t rains almost every day,
there having been but two or three
days during the last month in which IL
did not rain. As We generally select the
toughest, mountainous districR for our
work there are often not places 10 be
found at which We can stop over night or
get our meals. Hence we have TO take
fations along and n tent on . pack mule,
and camp out wherever night overtakes
us. This would I've delightful 10 fair
weather, but when II rains on you oil day
Il loses iis charm to have to sleep in n
leaky tent in your wet clothes at night.
In many places this would almost kill q
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Is the dearih Of new. the papers have
turned prophets, and take special pains
70 predict evil. Now their attention is
turned especially to European affairs.
One predicts speedy trouble between
France and England, while another de-
clares war between France and Germany,
Austria and Prussia are about ready to
eight, according TO some authorities, while
others think Russia is about to take Tur'
key. Some prophecy that the war in
Spain will not end until some time in the
next generation, and several are sure Of 1
general European conflict, All will quiet
down as soon as Congress and the LSgisla'
ture. meet.
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50 eauca Concentrated Lye.
100 Matches,
S barrels CARROTS snufi
50 boxes Ganett'I PAckL
loo pounds Dutch MaddeI Inml.
500 Indigo Spanish Flat.
Is baEreh Chip LGgvOOd.
. Chip Tustlc.
Al LAUGHIlN BROS. 4 CO.'S
50 pounds ChlOroiOrm.
80 Bromide Potassium.
. Olnmel
IS lodlde Potash.
go Fluid Extracts, Tilden's.
50 Solid EKtFleiA, do,
$50 bottles Sugar Coated l1lli.
Al LAUGHlN BROS 4 COS
Is dozen BaEsr'I Cod Liver Oh.
o Halls Lung BllSm,
2S JlyneI EIpeCtoT1nt
Is Ayers Cherry PeCionl.
100 ESances-Cinnam0u, A.,
800 Ratemln DTUIa.
600 GOdiTpy'a Cordial.
100 u Es.anos Jamaica Ginger
Al LAuGHLlN BROS cos
1000 pounds Grain Pepper-sinpIore.
800 CioTes
900 Allgplce.
30 Eutmegs-GOTefnm6H
800 CHam TartAf, pure AMI cha,r,
so Mustard, In cans and 10 LgIt
800 Ground Ginger, Eis, lndll isrf.i
COx'S Gelallne, AHOW Root, Tapina and $40.
oC2S At LAUGHl.lH BROS SCoS
100 ounces Qulnlno, PoWen Wcgh'mari
30 Enlphate MoUhl4.
90 Minnie silver.
80 stIyehnil. .......
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MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1875.

SPAIN is going to Try her hand again at
the suppression OF the instruction in
Cuba, by sending ten thousand men to
CAPTAIN General Valmaseda. This ia not
the fret time a like number Of soldiers
went % Cuba Tor the same purpose.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-16
DOR SALE

Dlb1lC SAIL
Iyill ODER Al Public Sale In front u The Curt
H0uso Of Ohio county, ~ not sold al private ale
bel0Fc that daie,l On
SATURDAY, August u, ISIS,
Commencing At 10 O'Clock A. ", SIx fne Building
Lots fronting On the TlytF between E J. stone and
Finkia HddliiOn On Wheeling Island. Five lots
each fronting hIty l61 feet 90 South froni stresf
and running back 70 low wafer mark Of the river.
Lot No. I, lr0nting IeTeRly.hJe ti5 fest, more OF
la, 90 South froni street, and running back With
the line Of Caroline GiTsrI 70 low water mark Of the
river. WIN be sold In PARCELS TO suit purchasers.
TERMs OF SALE-OnehAli oaAh, OF more q OPP
ton Of purchaser the deferred payments To Be iOr
Iix and twelve months, With interest from day OF
ale, scured BY deed q trust on the property.
Selling a TTuster, wish II distinctly understood
that parties purchasing add lOls shall have good
title guaranteed to them bfioEs they Pay AAy Pur-
PLATOFF b. ZANE, Trustee.
J. c. HElYEY, AuetiOnser. iySO
The above sale Il adjourned until sATuRDAY,
August 2tIt, al 10 O'olotk An, lul1
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

SlsubRnTills ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s:25 4 nj
leparA 500 p. N. This train during the day pass,
hack ward and forward between Martins Ferry and
BelllFe, stopping when req uired 1t sherman HOuAe
.EtnaVille, West Wheeling and Gravel Hill.
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RuNoRs having become current Of an
extensive system Of smuggling carried on
by fishing smacks, the custom officers at
the lake porb are notified from Washing
ton TO keep a sharp lookout for this new
scheme Of evading the tariff.
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GREAT EXECUTIVE SALE OF
Oil Paintings and Chromos.

To he old By John W. Mitchell, AuCtiOneeE, Al No
a Twelfth iI1eet (NeLIin's Block, commencing
MONDAY, August 18th,
Al 2 ?. Y. and ~. ~, continuing i0F thros dIyL
TIE dtiEenid Wheeling and vicinity are respect;
fully invited 70 examine very hne collection Of
original OIL Paintings By our OEn and lOrgign AZ
lisis, imported BY The international ChTonO Com-
plny, No 9 Maiden Lane, New York, and 3I2
Warrington Itreet, Boston. This collection Il cum
pTtssd Of Landscape Flguroa, Fruit t1ecga and Ma
iins YlogL 1e- AlsO, very tne collection o. In
plish, Hfshth, German and American Chrglno4-
They VIII ts On exhibition Saturday evening o.
o'elGck, and Is without doubt the most exquisite
Collection era offered Tor exhibition 10 our city.
The Lldla are particularly requested 10 call sat
urlay evening and examine them.
JOHN W. MITCHELL, AuetiOnOeT
S. JOHNSON, foF the ExeCutoF.
n. WINIy, ATTY, IS Chamben St, n. Y.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ceiPts, SO bales gross, Ssl Sales Ibid STOCK Siss
Cotton quiet and UNCHANGED, middlns IS7sc Net re-
eeigts loa bales gross z9 Exports 20 Great Britain,
Cotton QUIET midding Ike Net receipts % bales;
gs sGSsss ~ Exports '0a''"i'' 80 sales 1000 stock
SAVANNAH April l5, 1875
Cotton dull middlipg, l5ysc; low mlddling iSl.c:;
good Ordinary ase Net receipts ase bales Exports
o...,.,,,,.. CnARLEsToy. April IS ls7H
o9n steady madng lS Net s9 5sSep 81 bales
WILMINGTON \. q, April Is, 1875
Spirits turpentine dull SOC Rosin quiet ana nrm
hard and ~ 30 for yellow dip Tar steady at 81 g.
oswEGo, April IS ls7s.
grpG 50 for amber p,sr n Tor White
10 ailwaaRee club 81 Isl so White Michigan held
So extra do = a. Corn P. an saes q ear lots
go Sr sSoT 81 for snps s So
BUFFALO; April IS, 1870
$500 do OATS 1910 dP Barley "a yS Do o Al ero y
!. 81 er spring ana baSers g s. Tor aSer
50 IS 81 for White IS s. s. d for rye 90
white Michigan on private terms $500 30 milwaukee
at c on the track inactive ana unchanged Rye
held At 81 o. for state on The track Barley searce and
quiet and unchanged Pork steady At So o for heavy
TOLEDO April IS. 1875
Flour quiet and UNCHANGED. Wheat dpi No. 2whito
81 IS June e 81 s oorn a prices asked
but no demand; high mixed, nc May, The. low
mlxed 7b1dc. Oats, demand light; holders firm; No.
May, 64c a 64Isc white, 66c. Michigan, 64iAc. Re.
ceipts-Whea $4,000 bushels: u 900 do outs 1000
oats, 5000 do. -
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat active, higher
and unseMed; No. spring, 81 o5h = 81 @, With e.
81 OI5s Nay; 81 O6S June; No Sspring s6c. rejected,
Ole ~ hc Corn buoyant and unsettled NJ mixed,
regular tic. a Ike spot; Ui4c bid Nav; 7t1ac bid
June, rejected winter 6ssc; fresh, ZIG nc Oats
advanced and i'll lair demand; NO. iresn, 611ac.
eossc SPOT; &c bid May 62c bid June. Rye quiet
and weak; No 2 81 O3. Barley advanced ann in fair
demand; No spring 81 IA 81 l5 spot or April ~ 99
May Pork lower unsettled ant IN Iair demand at ~ %
holders rm at SIS 80 spot SO 40 May SIS 60 tor june
Bukmea advanced and IN fair demand shoulders,
77Sc shortrib mlddles II hc short clear mddles l2c
All loose spot Whiskey 81 H. At the afternoon call of
the board-wheai irregular at ST. 0f 81 O41 May,
and 81 064 June. Corn, 14c higher. Oats 6l1c Tor
e.pts-flOur, 9oOo bbs wheat 5000 bushels; corn
shipments-Four, lO,U0) bbls wheat 36.UOl bushels;
corn. 900 do; oats l60o0 do barley, 9,U0.do.
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tional. 200; Fourth National OsK; Gauasin Ma
tiona, l2s; German-American. o.; Germania, us;
Gold Exchange 116; Crocers, lOlb y; Hanover 9s;
Importers and Traders, 1876; Irving, 1870; Manhat-
tan, 1852: Market, 49, Mechanics, IA; Mechanics
and Traders, 1870; Merchants. 10; Metropolitan,
1873 /; New York, 131 New York National Exchange,
100; North America, lOots; Pacific, los; Park, l45
Peoples, l4o; Republic 30; state or New York, 49,
Tradesmens, las; Union, 40.
STATE BONDS
Transactions in these were limited TO old Ten
nessee skies. ex coupon, at 54A a 65, and new
Tennessee skies. ex coupon. AZ 637s, which is an
advance In both instances.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Active and
Unsteady.
GOLD FIRM AT 115 1-8.
Money on Call 2 a 2 1-2 Per Cent
The Foreign Market.
GOVERNMENTS FIR M
WALL STREET,

THURSDAY, April 1876 p. NJ.
The action or the stock market during the past
two or three days has been so eccentric and so
entirely different from the expectations OF the
mass OF operators, especially those VINO deal In
small lots, that real business has been materially
checked and outside orders largely curtailed.
true, on paper, the number OF shares daily re-
ported as changing hands appears 10 indicate
considerable activity, but there are not few who
rlaim that they observe manipulations IN the
stock Exchange that are strongly suggestive OF
matched orders on the other hand, reaction
would seem TO be natural after such sharp ad-
vance ana strong market as nave been expert
enced, aud realization would tend 10 depress
prfces Ii IS more than likely, ALSO that an impor-
lam short interest mas been created, the effect oil
which is TO establish lower ngures and give TO the
market a temporary aspect OF weakness That
me street has been thoroughly loaded with securi-
ties is beyond question, and the opportunity has
been taken to sell when figures were at their best.
THE SPECULATIVE SITUATION
to-day was as folows:-Soon alter the opening
stocks were heavy and lower, ST. Paul common
recedlng TO 37A and the preferred rom 80 10 o.
Union Pacific from 70k TO o91. Northwest fell on
from AK to 437S, Western Union from 7TA TO '77s
Atlantic ana PACING Telegraph nom 2o1a 10 20.
Later these and other securities began to improve
and inc close showed an advance OF from y to la
TO ssM; Northwest common ended at 44&, the
preferred stock at 571S IS; Lake shore opened at
"a declined TO 73x and closed at 1919; Western
Union moved back to Tx; Wabash sold at 10
14H 1914, closing at 1875; Rock Island was gen.
orally steady at 1885 103k, closing at losh;
Delaware and Lackawanna sold at n44
ia; Pacific Mail opened at Az, SOLD
uown 10 42H, and, at the close, at 43A;
Erie was the great card OF the day, and after de-
clining to 3osS advanced TO 31A, closing at s1h.
Panama was quoted at 1921. Tne directors OF the
Panama Railroad Company hell no meeting TO-
day There was meeting Of the Executive ana
Finance Committees but nothing but routine
buqiness was transacted. The relationship be-
Nv cen TINS corporation ana Pacific Mail are said
10 ue unchanged winch probably accounts for the
lrregularltY OF the latter
THE SALES TODAY
OF active stocks amounted 10 about 200 900 shares,
and we're Principally mace as tollows:-New York
Central ana Hudson 400; Erie, 5000 Lake Shore,
10 SEQ; Northwestern, 13,s0o do. preferred, 400;
r. OK Island. 1900; Pacific alai $500; ST. Paul.
10. 900; DO. preferred. 200; onos. 1900; Western
Union, IL, Wabash, 1000; Union Paclnc $4,000.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The follow ng table shows the opening. highest
III Fha
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f4i3,313. OF which S39q,38i spanish gold and
$4,000 American goid coin.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
Washington advlces to-day state that the In
terna revenue receipts we're $500 and customs
receipts. $4,000 National bank notes received
ior redemption to-day. $4,000. The customs re-
ceipts for the ending Apfil 10 we're g. $50 COO
and we're distributed as f0lOws Boston, s277 3s4:
Philadelphia. SOD, 202; Baltimore. s04.39f: New
York tor ten days rom the 1t TO the 10Th in
slustvel, s8,6726Is. Inc Assistant Treasurer paid
out to-day $1,000 on account of interest and
$500 IN redemption q 1ve-twenty bonds.
TaE FOREIGN MARKET
London advices report c9nsols firm and the
marEet 10 American securities Dun Erie closed
At ~ 274. after selling az 26g6. Consols Tor
money, 93As 90. Tor tie account o.. fve-twenty
bouos 1865, oil, 1851. DO. 1867 1885, IOs ten
forty bonds. 1885 IO3h new ives, 1884, The
decline or specie IN the Bank 81 France during the
week vas C,72G. OOOf. kentes in Paris $751; s7ssc.
me Bank or England received on balance to-day
$4,000 In bullion. The increase during the week
was $4,000 The proportion Of bank reserves TO
liabilities, which last week was IS - II now 81,
per cent. me rate Of discount J. unchanged re-
naming at IS per cent. Tie rate d discount in
open market for three months oils u $40 per
cent, or S-ie below bank rate.
GovERSMEar BONDS
were nrm a. the following closing quota
lions United states currency skies, Iq
12i4; do. do. 1851 registered 1909 a 12it1;
%. do. DO, coupon. I224 1855; DO. nye-twen.
ties. 1867. registered. ex interest, u54: 40. do,
40 coupon. 1isz a 119; DO, DO, 1904 registered,
ilsh i16st Do. do, do. coupon. Il9A 1904 DO.
co.. o.. 1865 registered Il6A IL; DO 90. do,
coupon, 1914 lZ1t DO. Do. 90. new. registered.
1901 l205t DO. do. DO 10, coupon, 1909 1905
90 90, 1907 registered, lZ0Js 12l1; d. DO, DO,
coupon, 1915 1915; %. do. 1868. registered,
i2O5S 12l5f; do. do do, coupon 12lH 12Iat;
40. ten-iorues registered, ii5}4 Il5sS 40. do,
coupon. 1864 llG4i a.. SKIES. 1881. registered.
OK interest, 1888 a ll5sE DO DO. do, coupon,
1l6H ll6h.
RATLHoAD BONDS.
These were not as active as usual, but toward
the close we're nrm. Delaware and Lackawanna
convertible sod az rs a 1l5H; wabash nrst de-
cnned 10 ST.: DO consolidated convertible sold AZ
0J5a4: Hannibal and 50. Joseph eights convert
ME al So: Boston Hartford and Erie nrst at - (;
G.. C., &. and !. nrsts az I0siS Rock Island sevens
At lost<: western Pacific bonds, % Harlem first
coupon. lIz5S Central PaciHcs, gold, 90. q g9zs
Union Pacific first at 90; DO, land grants, At ~;
40. sinking fluids, AZ 92h q 92i4.
BANK SHARES.
The sales made or bank shares we're as follows:-
Merchants IL; PARK, 146; Pnwnix o. and Repub-
nc. co. Tue latest bids are annexed Amer
lca. l52; American Exchange, 1881 Chemical,
1000: clty 800; Cltzens, 125; Commerce 10;
Gontlnenta 49,; Corn Exchange. 1875 FIRST Va
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA April Is 1878
Spanish gold, 2z0 a 222 American 226 Ut Exchange
nominate on the United states % DAYS currency 9 81
90 DAYS, gold ll6 lis premium; snort sight,
do, III d 123 premium; Paris lis = 100 premium.
Sugar nrmer; No ~ Dutch standard, l5 10 reals per
arrobe; in gold, IA u Ia reals.
EUROPEAN MARKET.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr-LoNDoS. April l5-Even-
ing-Cacutln Inseed, SIS. lnseed oil. Us Cd 26s.
3D. Der cwt
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ana lowest prices OF the day =
M MONEY MARKEr

Money was easy on call, aud closed at q 25S per
cent Foreign exchange ended strong at 1861 Tor
b5nkers' sixIy-aaI sterling ana 40 for demand.
GOLD 1854 a 1l5A.
Colo opened and closed III ll5is. win sales
meanwhile at Il5l4. THIS market was devoid OF
excitement The rates PAID Tor carrying we're ~,
I and per cent. ana tor Borrowing Lea and per
cent Loans we're also made far.
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DANPHLFr-"HOw MONEY IS LOST AND MADE
II In Wall Street, containing highest ana lowest
prices ~ years particulars notable pantcs
dc All Information about SOCK privileges, cost and
manner of obtaining tncm &c. Pamphlet free ~ any
address. LAPsbBt BAlsrr, a Br0adWay.
MTEsT WISCONSIN RAILWAY MUNICIPALITIES
w wishing 10 buy or sell these Bonds please coil on
BtuGbbY \ lead. u Wall street. Note Brokers aud
Dealers In Bonds.
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chi4Nw - Ax Panams. ......iT2's ~,
chi .lOs1S 1885 Union FAc.... nh ia
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lO:l5 AND 1880 A. NJ.
$4,000 U S SIS, l0-40, r.. lis
6UuO0 Go.......s..hc us
i00J Z ; SIS. lO-4lr. be 1854
SOU U ; b's, cuT...... l2l
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HOUSES, R0OoNs, 60, WANTED.
-. go -, .,.-u.-1
IN thls Niay anu DrooAiyn.
vo,-, sropv ppo,vU sroxr uorsE INFLOW
a fc, Zee, Win "a,nsts mirrors and ca AZ
lures; excellent tenant rent about SO1 owners send
iuh paiAi0"'Aife COM n wysEoFP "a Rraadwav
TTARLEM-wANTED, TO RENT FOR SIX MONTHS,
Ill IRON Nay l. a furnished parity furnished House
n N, nynnes Address stating terms 4c j. H. box
:. =. . -. -. . ,,,.,.g
IN0 ShAlL AM " - 1, = "a "a MI o ~
each rent II. Y ~ between EiTs. ana foursh ~,
MALLhr. box ~ Herald office.
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NJ ANfbD-lNo ok Three LNfOhNlNhED
~ Rooms. ~ moderate renl IN prlNate louse, ~
two gentlemen le.Ween hhq Nv -
80. : -
VKrANrED-BY a LADY FULLY FURNISHED
privilege IL other hoarders Address n. - Herald Office
w nisbed Rooms In prvate hou.e location central;
rent not 10 exceed SIS per month. Address STEWART
herald Office.
IArANTED-wITHtN SHORT DISTANCE FROM THE
Norli oihc, Two iurn,shed nooms ioI Nv, EenreInan'
Wie anu tno Cnllntch. Alutcss =. =, Ieai1 oiee.
-,,-.~r,, .p~teu.r urpSr Grass ApAp@
~ ANlEb ~ i.r,h as St.,b 49,
~ rs lot iIg "a e,th s.reei. nj snd
moi over store Address sating for year, B. B.,
Iera'u o'Hoe.
IkrANTRD-A MEDIUM SIZED UNFURNISHED
Wv House. ~ private family west side. between
Thrtyith and iftieth streets; rent !0O 70 Sl4O1