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MISCELLANEOUS,
ELECTION NOTICE.

Pursuant W a Proclamation Issued by The
unyrlluf, dated llp iilli dAy n Anil a, hI
viii bH heli uu lhn lisi Monday the ~
lal NJ August pi lHl, NJ lhu several
election plerinfis IA ihN County ~ Dallas,
slate ~ lrKAs, inr lhn puipnsn " eiurilnR
tho ipliuWlug lumrd niilrpis, m1fHf Ihfre
lnlrHHtlh ~ u Convention N iiHmr Sow
Consultation iuT iir state ~ irHAs, ~ Whlrh
election thri yUirr ~ voting iuf delegates
hhHll yuiH y lfuT Convention ~ AMlnh
Convention" MAI N, huhfOltn,
i'tslling Justice,
pnilY Commercial AUnOnh iuielligrnefr,
ulnnliOn, llR.in uuHi,
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50 10 S2O per day. Agents wanted. An
sexes, young and old, make more mons Tos y,
MI, woLk LOT US, In their own localities, during
w asen spare moments. or all their time. than
, ~ any lining else. Wa offer employment
w vral WIZ PAY handsomely for every hours
ny. send us your address at once. Donr
ueiay. Now is the time. Don't look for
Vol, work OF business elsewhere, until Won have
p saIneu wnat we offer. q. STINsoN a Co.
'~'u "Nihe 2SAi&wlv
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The Washington Republican
has a donble.leaded leading editorial
on the Cuban question, which may be
significant Of Executive Intentions re-
speeding orr relations with Spain. A
war just now, II will be perceived.
might render the thiFd-term project n
success. The Republican reviews the
history OF the Cnban rebellion In its
relations to the United States and 9th
er countries. arguing that the financial
policy OF Spain in Cuba compels this
country to contribute largely toward
defraying the expenses Of the war
against the patriots, aud reheaises all
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cut and manalei Ia q terrible manner
lOp faT gone ~ ans assistance ana 10
died Ia q shpn iimr. Deere las lell
ipr parls unkn0Wn"
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ROANOKE COLLEGE
SALEM. VIRGINIA.
twenty Third Session begins Sept. 1, 1S75

thorough Collegiate course, Excellent Pre-
pafatory Departments, Healthful Climate.
ate Expenses. Tuition and either fees, board.
room rent, fuel, lights and washing, for ses
sion OF ten months, from SlGO TO $40 Bows
Ta board with Professors; young men, in
d dese or families. College prosperous. Stu
dents from all sections OF the country-thirf
, ,e rom Texas. The annual Catalogue. o.
"pases' mailed nee on application. Address
iulyldlwlmw p,as,to,,,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01
RACING IN ENGLAND.

TILE NORTHAMPTON STAKES WON BY PEEPING TOM.
LONDON Wednesday March 81, 1875
The Northampton and Pytchley hunt meet
ing began yesterday aud was concluded to-day. The
most important race Of the meeting Northampton
shire Stakcs-was to day, and was won by Popping
Tom Black Watch. who fayorite, came in second,
and Shannon third. Odt % 80 acceptaDces there were
10 starters the betting the three placed horses being
five to one Peeping Tom; two TO one against
Black Watch and eight to one against Shannon Inc
following is a summary of the race:
The Great NOrthamptonshire stakes OF 800 sovs,,
added to- handicap sweepstakes OF 20 s0vs each, 10
forfeit the winner OF 100 after the declaration OF
the weights Feb. A, pounds; twice or once or 200
sOVs 10 lOuuas entransC SovS tno 0py aDlily
4 forfeit was declared bv noon Fch9 CLOSED with 30 SUD
scribors whom 10 declared fOtic; about Two niles
Lord FalmouIh's h. c. PecIing Tom. years, by King
Tom dam Lady Coventry, lOl POUNDS
Mr.. G. saDudd's b. c. Black Wach, years, by Sun-
dceiah ZauOhla, IS pounds
Mr.. ". X. Mirshals b. H. shannon, AGED, bY Lamotou'
dam TIE Merscy, 10y Newmlnster, 100 pounds .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01
THE REPORTED COOLIE DISTURBANCE IN
JAMAICA,

KINGSTON, Jamaica, March 23.-Considerable
anxiety was occasioned Saturday evening in the
Theater Royal when mounted orderly carrying long
telegram sought out the Governors Private
Secretary This telegram was FIRST read to
the stipendiary Magistrate for ST. Thomas
in the East who happened TO be in the city, and next
Inspector Black OF the cOnstabuary force Next day
vessel o, war was dispatched from Port Royal with
body Of marines Morant Bay and there report was
circulated disturbances had broken out among Tue
coolies on estate there and that they hao Deen
committing acts violence. The authorities nave Kept
extremely silent and this course helps many exag'
gerated ports All present every Information Is care
fully withheld from the press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01
ORIGIN OF THE TRIAL

The trial of the Guikwar of Baroda arose
from the fact that Col. Phsyre. tue British Political
Resident, discovered that q mixture OF arsenic and
diamond dust had been deposited into some sheroet
which he was In the habit OF drinking every
morning There had, for some time, been Ill
feeling between Col. Phayre and the GulRwar
because the former dissatisfied with
Guikwars marriage in regard TO which an inquiry
had been instituted by the Indian Government La the
tourse OF the trial evidence given 10 show that the
Gukwar had given package of poison to Col Phayres
butler who, connection with another person. were to
receive elOOOO for numbering tho Political Resident
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01
YELLOW FEVER AT HAVANA AND KEY WEST.

WASHINGTON, d. c., March 31.-Captain
George NJ. Ransom. commanding the United States
steamer Colorado eiegraphs to the Navy Department
from Havana under date Of March 3d. that the yellow
fever is reported epidemic there The Colorado was
snoat Of Havana, and Captain Ransom announced that
he would sail for anchorage of Key West this even
Ing An officer Of the navy, who arrived here from Key
West yesterday states 1t reported there were one
OF fever at that place when he iet though
it is'not epidemic there. -
telegram was received az the war Department
to-day the OF the troops at Key West
Fla announcing that two OF yellow fever existed
In place. and the troops had been moved to another
LOCALITY beyond the reach OF the disease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01
TRIAL OF THE GUIKwAR OF BARODA.

FAILURE OF THE COMMISSION TO COME TO AN
AGREEMENT.
CALCUTTA, Wednesday March 81. 1878.
The trial of the Guikwar of Baroda on the
charge of attempting bride the servants OF tie Res
ident to poison Phayre the Resident, has resulted
In the disagreement OF the Commission before which
The ease was tried.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, March 31.-Mr. Rail-. Libe raj,
has been returned to Parliament from Bridport
LONDON, March 31.-It is reported that the
forthcoming budget will show total revenue for tho
financial year ending March 81 OF f74922OO This falls
f24I4 below the OF the previous year. but
exceeds the estimates by &497,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01
A GANG OF COUNTERFEIrERs CAPTURED .
RICHMOND Va March IA anecial To IN,

RICHMOND, Va, March GA special to Tho
Dfspateh Officers OF the United States Secret
Service made raid into the counties Of Scott Wise,
Russell, Buchanan. smythe, aud Montgomery. in this
6tate and arrested nine manufacturers of counterfeit
money large amount of counterfeit coin. bills, dies,
plates. &C., captured. The leader OF the gang.
named Joe Mullins made O desperate resistance. and
attempted 70 shoot OF his captors The prisoners
we're brought Abingdon and committed 10 Jail Three
other squads o. mounted Ofioers be heard from
snd sbey are tOIriv expected TO come In
more prisoDers. The United States officers under
Aeeeesop at H''rf WaskDnsn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01
ARCHBISHOP MANNING.

CEREMONY OF CONFERRING UPON HIM TIE TITLE or
CARDINAL.
ROME. Wednesday, March 81, 1878.
The ceremony eff comforting the title of
Cardinal upon Archbishop Manning took place to-day at
the Church OF St. Gregory. The most i'm
posing and witnessed by large congregation, in
eluoiug 1000 English and American Catholics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01
sHARKEY THE MURDERER.

ARRIVAL AT HAvANA-wBEN lie is TO BE SENT TO
NEw-YORK.
HAVANA, March 31.-Sharkey the escaped.
murderer ha. arrived here from Santiago do CUBA lie
IL now IN charge police 1t has not been decided
whether he Will be sent 10 New-York tomorrow
Saturday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01
FOREIGN NEWS.
AFFAIRS IN SPAIN.

AFFAIRS In SfALN
GEN JoyyrJhR LIKELY TO WITHDRAW FROM THE
MISIsrRY-TRoUBLEs IN THE CARIIsT CAMP.
LONDON. Wednesday, March 81. 1873.
The charges made by the Marquis de Ia Concha
against Gen. Jovellar Minister of War, in regard to
the administration of affairs in Cuba cause great
embarrassment TO the Government, and will prob
ably lead to Jovelars retirement from the
Ministry.
Spanish advices state that, Notwithstanding
dcnials of tie truth of reports of dssensOns among
the Carlsts it is known, beyond question: that
there are serious differences between Don Carlos
and the Carlst Council of the Province of Navarro.
MADRID, Wednesday, March 81, 1879
The Carlists have hosted flags of truce IA len
terra and OyarzuD, and fraternizing with the
government troops.
Gen. Cabrera has written to Don Carlos declaring
that the decree issued 10y the latter depriving him
Of his honors would be the best justification OF his
course he could have if he needed any.
One hundred Carlists have been captured at
Mansesa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01
FAILURE IN LONDON.

LONDON. Wednesday, March y, 1875.
William Thomas Henley, telegraph engineer
and contractor has failed. HIS liabilities are S50OCOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01
POSSIBLE ABDICATION OF THE EMPEROR OF
PARIS, Wednesday. March 81. IS

PARIS Wednesday, March 81. 1915.
The Bien Public publishes the following:
The Emperor OF proposes to ahdcate In favor OF
his eldest daughter the Countess dEu. The Emperor
mon his abdcation will make tour OF Europe. after
which he will proceed to the United States, where no
will make his home"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01
THE DIRECT ATLANTIC CABLE.
THE FARADY TO RENEW HER WORK.
LONDON. Thursday, April Is o.

JONDON' HUI sttJ' p pIII 7 . o. Id
The cable steamer Farady has rctitted and is
now coaliug at Gravcsend She Will sail on Sunday at
the latest to complete the work OF laying tho direct
laIla
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to London, and for the two years follow
ing, schurI was engaged, in London and
in Paris, as teacher, and as q CORES
pendent Of the German presS,
During this period an interesting cir
cumstance occurred which ought, in this
connection, TO be related. When It be-
came known that Kinkels deliverance
from prison had been effected through
the bravery and address OF his faithful
friend, young Schurz became hero
throughout Western Europe, his fame
even reaching England. Men maryelGd
at his proves and maidens painted him
in their fancies as q fair knight errant,
brave and handsome rs ever was cele-
brated iHapCient tournament. They pic
tured him rs another CTur do Lion, or
called to mind the story OF Damon and
PythiaS.-.At this time, (lS5i there was
a maiden Of sixteen in the city OF Ham
burg, whose parents were preparing to
set out with their daughter to attend the
Great Worlds Exhibition in London,
and the naiden's first thought when she
learned that she was going TO London,
was that che might there see the young
hero, Carl Schurz. Her wish was realiz-
ed, and the sequel to this story is that that
maid Of Hamburg is the Senator's wife,
He aftarward went to London, where
he was asteacher. In 1852 he came to
America, In 1856 he became known as
an Orat6rin the German Language. He
exercised great influence in the RePub-
lican National Convention in 1850, and
during the campaign spoke throughout
the Northern States, President Lincoln
appointed him Minister to Spain, but in
1851 he4feturned to this country, re-
signed his office al Minister, and became
BFigadier General and Sfterwad Major
General, He distinguished himself in
the second battle Of Bull Run, He had
command Of the 1lth Corps At Gettys-
burg, where he was conspicuous. IN 1867
ho was editor Of the Detroit Pat, In
1859 he WAS chosen United States Senator
from Missouri, and has been a prominent
and influential member Of thatbOdy.
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A Glrl,s Chances In Nevada.

VIZ have before us very pretty letter
from lady in the Green Mountain State
asking us to inform her what her chances
would be in Virginia City togeta Sltua-
ton asa teacher, or, II poSsiblQSwhat en-
enlargement an accomplished housekeep-
or would probably roCeiVe in tbisGity; one
who would come bringing the higheSt rec
concentrations as scholar and b lady.
As we are frequently in receipt Of such
letters, we have concluded to answer tins
one through the Enterprise: ---3
MIssB.; Your note Is under reply.
We need not waste space in extOlling
the good taste Of your letter. The fact OF
your writing to the Enterprise u sufficient
evidence OF most sound discretion.
Teachers here command from 500 To
5000 per month 10 gold coin. Board costs
about $S6 per month, and lodging from
SIS to S75, according % the caprice Of tho
dodgers Female domestiCs command from
$35 to $40 per month, with board includ-
cd, OF course. Wother you could obtain
situation as teacher we could not say,
It would depend on many thihgs, In the
first place our present teachers arc prob.
ably lie. bcst teachets in the world. II
you were to como you would have to
wait far a vacancy and then II you are
not line.looking You could not pass the
examination Of our Superintendent (who
Ia single man)t and II yon are very
beautiful, the apprehension would DO that
you would get married before you learn
cd the names Of your pupils We do not
think private school wOuld succeed, OK
cept bchihd II was the capitalize build fine
structures and furnish them with the APP
paratuss Of the modern sChOOl.rOOnl.
About getting employment In private
families there il but one difficulty, The
confidence Of our families hAs been so Of
ten abused that they are denloralized and
have settled down to believe thereis moth
Ing reliable but u Chinamanl and he can
not bG depended upon aboutthc time Of
the Chinese Now Year. The difficulty
lies III the fact that there arc moro of
those Brutcs here called mcmillan there
are Of those angels called wOmeRg and the
men have way'Oi COaxing which gener-
ally In about iUufwceks, Transforms NJ
Eastern girl-who came herewith the
beat Of Intentions to- 0rk faithfully, lay
up great deal Of money and 90 Puck and
support her mother-into vile, with
her time divided between presiding over
her own home and hunting around town
for Chinaman 10 do her Homework. II
this last suggestion Is Of any,interCst to
you, You may depend upon the miners liv.
Ing here and may Know In advance that
! ,nt, ,,,,o ,,f thoua kna more fnyafenCa far
and npprecialiohofa worthy woman than
a thousand Of the youths Of Vermont, who,
being brought up among so many women,
never realize that they are really angels
In disguise.- Virginia (Nev.) Enterprise.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, April 2G.-FlouE-QuiSt and
unchanged. WhGat-Demand active and
prices advanced; No. lspring u 0iIlal %;
No. 2 fresh 81 02 regulars i or 4 spots VI u
seller May; 81 OK SellCf Jupei Mo- 5, goa
9GHc; rejected 9OIfc, CoEn-pemand active
and prices advanced; No, 2mixed 7ici new
7la7iISe spot; 74ySc bid seller May 7i3SO
bid seller June; rejected 70)Sc. Outs
Quiet g2c seller May. Rye-Steady and In
moderate demand; No. !, q OK. Barley
Demand active and prices advanced;
81 25 seller April; 81 30 seller My, Pork
Steady and in moderate demand; So l2H
spot or seller May; $22 "a SOlleTJune. Lard
Dull and nominal Ut SO 70 spot l5S7a
10 90 seller June, Bulk Meats Steady and
in moderate demand; shoulders SIC spot
short rib middles l2c; short clear l2kc.
Whlsky-Steady and In moderate demand
ut 81 IA r.,
On call board wheat was a shade higher
81. G2ISal OK May; 81 Goal O5N June:
Corn, 74IfU May; 100 June. Oats 6rmer and
unchanged. Fork dull and lower Lard
unchanged '..s'' g!'l
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Allegheny Cattle.

EASr G.IBEETY, April 21.-+OATTLE-Re'
Celpts for the past three days 1901 head,
making 0,llO head for the week ending
this day. The run for yard sales has been
light except to-day, which il more than
usual for Monday. The through run has
been excessively heavy, which swclls the
total over that Of last week, There has not
beeu any business done to-day except re-
failing, 10 there are no quotations, The
prospect Is good for the incoming week.
II0Gs-RGceipta for the three days past
5,445 head, making total for tho week Of
81 $50 head. Workers 81 GOa7 10; PhilR'
delphlas 81 70aS ~, -
siIERP--ReCeipt for the three days past
600 head, mAkinga total for the week Of
2l,QOO head. best 50 6Oa7 l5i medium
50 OOaG 95j clipped 81 GOa5 co.
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PlnLA DRLPlIIA, April 2G.-FlOur--Firm;
Wisconsin aud Minnesota family % 25a
0 %; high grades 80 25A7 rs. Wheat
Steady; red ii 3Oal 81; amber 81 3Sal So
white 81 .lOal 20. Corn--tairly actiyei ycl'
low and mixed western DOc. Oats-.White
7Ia7GC. Petroleum -NOIninalj refined l3Nci
crude ut 0Nc. PrOvlsiOns-Unchanged'
Clover seCd--Less active; western Il "a
l21c. Timothy aud Flax Seed--Unchang'
ed. Butter-New In demand at 2Oa2Sci
New York aud bradford county extra 2Sa
500; do iirsLs 23a9lC; western hrsh l7al9c
Cheese-Fine firm; Western ut lGhal6NO
Eggs-ln light demand; western fresh Ion
lGC, Whisky-Wcstcrn held at 81 H.
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[. baltimore.

BALTIMORE, April 26.-t'lour-Quiet
western superiine s. 25a4 75; do extra 81 Oh
abl2X; do family "a 25AO GO. Wheat
Steady; No. amber western 81 80; No. 2,
81 80; mixed 81 3Oa1 81. COrn-WGak and
lower at 500. Oats--fair demand; white
western 7Oa72C; mixed GSa0Oc. Ryc-Quiei
Of 81 i9a1 10. Conee-Quiet; Rio Cargoes
l6Hai9c. IIAy--Dull Ut $17a4 %. PrOHls
ions-StrOngef. Pork--$22 76a23 90. Bulk
Meats-Firm; shoulders 90; clear rib 19HC
loose. Bacon--Steady; shoulders 9NalOc
clear rib l3al3Hc. fdtl-Reflned at l6l
l6Hc. Butter-SteadynGw western packed
22a2Gc; do rolls 22c. PetroleuinA4Qhlet AMI
noininAlly OIGA8Nc. WhiskyAQuieti west
ern at 81 l3Hal 10. snHAiI l0 llm
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ONO COUNTY COURT. 7T'T =
Rtna f'itu and Marine Insurance
~ Company q Wheeling Ia Cha
ID Cbanery.

Coorvo Rol,Sris and otbers, ,N't' w
nv yirfne n a ietfSe Of me County Court Of Ohio
S6ih 3av n January, iS76, IN he above entitled
cSnta iEa t,niSTSgnsi gbcrIal Conniitii6nDfS Will
ss II vi, Al ns,biIe S,iriIon Al M ir0tt dOof
X A. ro',st ito,,sS ~ ali MIX kounty, m, Nh
" '''' ~, r,tt,ut%IV "A mir a. 90
,IOhsDAt' aih =" 1o%, n =,
coal and other mln0rall belonging at present 10 The
Crescent Iron Company, which Atg n and under
lands that were conveyed 10 the aid 0oOrgg Rob
erts BY The deed Of John Woods, trustee, and Mar.
tha Knox, bearing date the 9th DAY d june 1883
and recorded IA lhe Ciefk'5 Othc6 Of said ohlO
county IN Deed Book No. So, page 4G1i excepting
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CINCrNNAri, April 26.-CottOn- Quiet
lniddlings l55GC. Wheat-DGmand fair ind
prices advanced at$l SOal 50. Rye-Quieti
No. I, 81 20. COrn.-Quiet Ut 7Sa76c. Oats
Firm at zoe. Barley--Finn Mt 81 4Jai b5.
LinSeed Oil-Firm at Zoe. Lard oil-$i 20.
Eggs-TIower at l3c. Butter-Firm; choice
at 2Sa30c. Cheese-Quiet at l4Hal6c.
Clover Seed-F'irm Ut l2al2Nc. Fork
$50 20 asked and $50 on bid Larl-llcld
ati59Sc, bid 1910. BULK Meats-MOtleratC
demand; shoulders SHC; clear rib sides
Ike; clear 1910. BaCon--AJobbing trade
at 99Ga0 1al9HalShe Sugar Cured Hams
-i3nal4HG. AL .g. HIs.ll r.
lIo0s-6ull ut " 25aO 90. hid .
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New York.

NEw YORK, April 26,-COtton-Quiei
and steady at l0%alGNc, FlOur-Dull; SUI
perane western and State a 6Oa4 76; com
mon to good Is 05a5 So; good to choice
IS 25a5 80; white wheat extra s. 6OaI 80;
St, Louis IS 6OaS %, Rye Flour-steady at
81 S5a4 90. Corn Meal-Steady ~ n 0Ol
/ co. Wheat-Dull and heavy; No. spring
81 25Gl ~; No. 8 do. 81 l3al 10; Nc. 2 Chi
cagO 81 lSa1 20; No. 2 Milwaukee 81 goa
/ y; ungradsd Iowa and Minnesota spring
81 1Sal q; white 81 36ai Al. Rye--Dulli
Canada In bond 900; State 81 OF. Barley
Firm at 81 SO. Malt--Firm at 81 20.
Com-Heayy; mixed western 0Oa02C; vel.
low 0lag2c. 0ats-.lIeSs active; mixed
western 73a75k0; white Iba76C. llay-I-
Unchanged. ColIsO-Quietan unchanged
Sugar-Firln; fair to good refining 81
S9c; prime SIC. Rice and MOlassGs--
Quiet and unchanged. Whisky-Firn at
81 lbAal 10. -.-.-...
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FOR SALE.
- N-'r--~~'''-'-''''' - -
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
William A, IsOtt, aa
John ". lDstt, s A. I,eL.. JAIME. In cSan''fy'
II. Gullelt and Susan v. Outlet
by Virtue Of decrsa Of the Municipal CouH q
Wheeling made and enioFol IN The above entitled
cause On tho 10Th day d April, lsi2, will on
TUESDAY, the 9Th day Of April, ls7O,
Beginning at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at thr fCvut door Of
tho Court HOuSa q Ohio tOunty, pIOcei 10 SAL y
public auction the following nael rial etAle We!
Is 70 shy: All Of Lot numbered ninety 'lonF V!
No. 81 Of the addition to tho cityd wheeling lald
ont By William ChaplinO and John Hon tlRnlhhf
with the dwelling houna on said lJl and all The ap-
purtenance1 belonging thereto,
THRAisOf SALE-ole-iuurth, or ~ much more o.
The purchase money ~ tho purchaser may elect 70
pay In cash, and the residue In thpO equal nAla!'
mentA NJ liz, twelve and eighteen nOn!hl iFom The
day o. sale, the purchaser 70 give bond with goo1
personal security Tor tho dOlorntd payments and
aid bonds To lear interest GQmt he day 9l ale,
The titlO 10 the above deacrihod property q % %
reclaimed until the purchase money y July paid
'I-T 7 IIG'L JAMES p, ROGERS, ai
.sI an H..rr.a Special Commissioner
Gro. A. WIcKIlAu, AuCtlonSor, ap9e- ThGfu
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A NAN in Chicago publishes proposal
first addressed 10 Bishop Cheney to pay
$4,000 TO any person who Will prove to
jury to be chosen jointly BY the pro-
poser and acccptor, that Tie Christian
Bible Is inspired, infallible and authori.
tativsih distinction from and superior
to all other sacred books" otlhe worlds
literature. Elias Colbert, otstho Chicago
Tribune, without preferences. for either
side, consents ID receive overtures toward
the acceptance 81 the challenge.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-27

Nkw YoRK, April THE package trade
In domestic goods continues lniet, and the
iobbihg movement drugs heavily. Cotton
goods unchanged ii prices Light cot.
tOnades IN good demand aud Whlttentoti L
York and Everett makes closely sold up.
Heavy cottonades' dull and outside makes
weak. WoOlenS quiet and jeans less firm.
Foreign goods quiet. aiuT0T DO 30 lIiu u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-27

ranged between 7sK and TX, closing at
77E. The balance Of the market showed
only slight fluctuations. The transactions
aggregated a6I 900 shares, Of which u, 900
were Pacific Mail, 5000 Western Union,
1900 Northwestern, $1,000 Erie, 5000
Lake Shore, 5000 ohIOs and 5000 Union
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-27

s'CtkvktASb, ptif96.Awhsat4 STEADY;
No. 4 red 81 %; iNOi2 81 20. Corn
Steady; SHIELDED 7Ta7Be; ears 7.4a76cn Oats
+.E'ifm and unchanged. PettDleum-Firn;
standard white, Caf lots, II Ae; Ohio State
test i2sfc; small lots ta2c higher.