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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-18

The report of the Committee on Real
Estate. approved BY the Second Branch,
was CONQUERED in, with the exception Of
the petition OF Marshall, in which case ii
was considered that the city had no Inri'-
dictiun.
The report Of the Committee ON Streets
and ALLEYS was read, and the action of the
second Branch in ordering advertisement
for the construction OF two stone arch
bridges over 10Th street on Chapline and
Eotf streets, was coucurred in, The part
OF the report ordering the Street Commits
sioner 10 commence the excavation OF the
channel for Caldwells Run, was read, and
Mr.. Butterfeld moved that the Street
Commissioner be instructed to conhne the
work otexcavation to the ten feet donated
by parties living along the line OF said
improvement.
On motion Of Mr.. Carnahan the matter
was referred to a special committee for
full report, and Messrs, Carnahan, But
terrified and Baird were appointed.
The Mayor reported the names OF par
ties released by him from imprisonment
and the reasons therefor, and the ap-
proval Of the Second Branch was con-
Cured in,
The action Of the Second Branch order
ing the City Surveyor to prepare plans
for Strengthening the connection between
4th and Bolton streets, and the cost there
Of, was approved.
The resolution Of thanks rendered by
the Second Branch to DIR, Blum for
the drinking fountain placed by him at
the upper end OF the Fifth Ward Market
House, was concurred in.
The action Of the Second Branch order
ing the removal Of the gas light from
over the door OF stairway leading to
Squire Gillespies' office, and placing the
same over the new drinking fountain at
the end Of the Second Ward Market
House was cOnCurred in.
Several other items Of business Of min.
or Importance approved by tho Second
Branch were Concurred in after which the
Branch adjourned.
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EAST LIBERTY, August l7.-CArrlt-
Receipt, lrr saturday, sunday and Monday
l,Oli head making Tor the week ending last
night 1880 head against d,22.i head the
week before. ut the three days arrivals
u car, were through stock, and L. ear lon
sale here. Receipts to-day are Gully 81
head, all for sale here. The bulk oI the
heavy supply are common to mrdHm, and
selling low, fully '.c oil from last week.
lloGs-Rcccipts Tor SATURDAY, SUNDAY
and Monday $500 head, making ior the
week 7I,I7O head against 1895 the week
before. The arrivals to-day are only go
head YorkcrSSS lUas 30, Philadclphlas
| 5 iWnS 90.
SmEr-Rrrripts for Saturday, sunday
aud Monday 5000 head, and for thu week
u, ivO head, against -, 100 the week before
The arrivals to-day are only loo head. sell
Ing at 81 UuaijI.
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PHILADELPHIA, August i. e. SEEDS -
Quiet and unchanged. rctrolcum-StcadE
llaIlis g for refined; Sltc for crude Iom
Quiet and weak; extra 81 i0ri -; Iowa,
Wisconsin and Minnesota family 81 2in
.T2j: PENNSYLVANIA, Ohio and Indians In
81 7ja7 20; high grades & 7jaS 20. Eve
FlOur-$7 10. Whrat-Quiot aud price
barely supported old red 81 Ijal IS. new
81 3jal Y; white 81 ~. Rye ooaair lor
western. COnl-ln limited demand NJ sjr
for yellow; s9NNIc for mixed; 70a55c for
white. Oats-StCadE 7la72r for old white
ijaGOr for new. lIuttcr--tIuiri; New York
and bradford county extras 3!I'ilr; iir'ls
2Sa3Oc; western extras 21n9sc; Ito lirsts 2lh
gGc; rolls, eXlrcS 2la9jr; do lirsts goa
BE. Cheese Quiet; western linr Ionic -,
Eggs-I'irm; western fresh lHn@Or. Whisky
-SlII
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RESULT OF A BUoGY RIDE,-Yesterday
Adam Stenger and Henry Glass procured
buggy at Henry MichaePs livery stable
in Centre Wheeling, and drove to Fulton.
After taking aboard a quantity OF liquid
refreshments, they started homeward,
driving iuriously through Fulton, They
were followed by Constable Geo. Mar:
shall, who at the top Of the hill requested
them to drive slower. No attention was
paid to the officer, and after driving down
The hill at furious rate they turned W
Market to 9TH street, and going down 9TH
street, the buggy was upset at the corner
Of Main. Glass was quite seriously hurt
and Slcnger escaped with slight injuries
The horse continued running about three
quarters Of a square, when he fell down
from exhaustion. The buggy was com
plctely wrecked. Both SIenger and Glass
were arrested.
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New YORK, August l7.-CoIton--Fim
at Altalilsc, Flour - Firm snpcrilur
western aud State 81 OOaj TO; common Ia
good 81 GiaG %; good To choice 10 load ;O
white wheat extra 50 7On5 ~: extra uh''
50 6ja7 95:,St. Louis s. Gjas ~. Rye Flour
Steady nj 81 0OaG IL, Corn Mcul-Ea,icr
ut 81 OOa4 80. Wheat Fairly active aud
irmcr; No. . Chicago Sprin. 81 .oal u VI;
No. : Milwaukee II 81 No. ! spring
$l3si, ;; winter red western 81 ljal 49, am
Der 81 l0al 30 Ryc-Firm atSi O'' Malt
and Barlry-Quict and firm, Iorn-Dc.
mand active aud prices advanced; western
mixed steamer 7Ja7Sc; do. sail 7Sai9c' gel
low western SIC. Oats - Firm western
mixed 5SaGlc; white G3aGjc. lIay-l II.
changed. COncc-Frm; GargocS at IN
zoe. Sugar-Firm; fair to good refining y
aSc; prime ~, STN7}ir Whisky-SIrnd
at$l9I.
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CITY PERsoNALs.-Dr. JcpsOn has re-
ceivrd telegram from Rev. DR.. Fisher
stating that Mrs. Fisher, who Is with heI
husband at lsavenswOOd, Is out Of danger
Mrs. Fisher has been seriously III.
Harry Frost and Ben. Crosby, advance
agents Of Van Amburgh's show, are al
the Grant House. Van shows here early
in September.
Mr.. l.. L. Hanson occupied the chair
III the Second Branch Of Council lnsl
evening. Under the skillfUl guidance OIL
Mr.. Hanson the session was short and
harmonious.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Myers will celc
brate their silver wedding on Wednesday
evening next. The reception will he held
at Turner Hall.
Mr.. James Cooper, Of Brooke county
was in the city yesterday.
II sinence is golden speech is Sylvis
IN the Second Branch Of the City Coun,
ell last night he submitted preamble Of
thirty.thrCe lines attached 10 resolution
Of three lines.
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CtSCISSArt, August if.-Cotton-Quict
ut AZ. four-Dull and unchanged.
Whrnt-f'itm; old rcd 81 iial IA; new ir.
rcgulaf at g0ca$i iOncCor,lng to quality.
Corh-Quiet md firm at TinTsc. Oats
Firm: old BsaT3r. lyr-Dull at aOagir.
Pork-OIlcrc,l at $2i 20. lAnl-bull steam
ia11nl3i5c kettle lie; summer sold ut l2'i.
Iiacnn-Quicl and firm nj iOal3l -nla'.a
ia,sni39ir. Hulk McntS-Quict at S'4aNa
i2Lai2 ini2lGc.
1iOGs-Stcady; common light tn good
butchers A. aOnS ~. BULK Of sales at SS0
agq.
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Steady.
RAILROAD BoNDs-Stcady

RAILROAD BOSDS-SteuuN.
SToCKs-The market at the opening was
irregular, but a fraction abOvc Yesterdays
closing, and by noon there was an advance
Of i.ais with Western Union ard Rock
Island rs features. Later there was de-
cline Of i!al per cent In the latter. Lake
Shore At the close Of the market was strong.
When the highest prices Of the day were
generally current the advance from the
lowest point was Iia9 per cent, Western
roads attracted much attention and led the
Improvement. 81. Paul preferred rose from
COZ to G9Si on foreign orders, the com.
mon from 81 to 372.i Northwestern
preferred from 6j14 to 500, com.
mon from AK to 42lI; Rock Island
from los to iOSll an the reported large earn.
ings Of the road; Lake Shore from ~ to
CO.,. Western Union rose from Sill to
$40; Atlantic & Pacific Telegraph from
2ON to 81. aud Pacific Mnil from 49, to
3Sal. 81. Joe returned toA. The dealings
were distributed in the afternoon. and the
market was more animated than during the
early portion of the day. The transactions
At the Stock Exchange to-day aggregated
$1,000 shares, Of which 10000 were Pacific
Mail, $4,000 Western Union, $500 Rock Is.
land, $500 81. Paul preferred, and li,OO0
Lake Shore
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TIE COURH.-MUSiCIrAL COuRr.-
Judge Crdnmer-The Municipal Court
met yesterday morning At 10 o'clock, pur.
suant to adjournment.
The case Of Alfred Caldwell, admins.
traitor, etc, Of John TecCc, deceased, e.
Arthur NJ. TceCe, was continued until
the next term.
In the case Oi Frederick llankr and
wife Is. Henry Myers IT al, in chnnCCry, n
decree confirming the sale Of some prop.
criy was entered.
The case Of Clark and Hubbard, assign.
ccs, ETC., re-. Thomas Sweeney, in detinuc,
was set for trial IN Saturday next, and q
jury ordered.
In the case Of John +. Little, for Use,
etc, rs. j. b. Ford, judgment was given
plaintiff for $312 80.
In the case Of Frederick knOwlahd ~
J. u. Ford, judgment was given plaintiff
for $2l5Sj.
An order Of sale was entered in the
rnsc Of $. N. Richardson r. Joseph
Speidel co.
An order Of sale VIVA entered in the case
Of Joseph Spcidcl 4 Co. ~. Nicholas Rich.
ardson.
Court adjourned until Thursday at 10
o'clock A. ~
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a RED Man SPEAKs.-EditOrS IntClH'
gencer ALLOW me through your columns
10 correct an item which appeared in the
columns Of the Standard under the head
Of "Martin's Ferry News" II begins by
saying that "quite disgracciul row oc-
CURED at the Red Mems picnic in Giles
Orchard on Saturday night" and goes on
to say that sheer and wine flowed like
water, men and boys stepped up to the
bar and drank glass after glass until seil'
cd with desire to fight, and fight they
did" &C., &c.
Now for the facts in the case No boy
got any beer with the consent or kaOlHetigC
Of the parties attending the stand, No rOu
occurred in Giles Orchard at all. A party
Of drunken roughs, who had been attend
ing the boat race, came upon the grounds
about nine or ten o'clock and failing IL
obtain beer to mix with the tOnglefOoI
with which their bodies were pretty
thoroughly saturated, eudeavored TO kick
up fuss. They were promptly elected
by the managers, and shortly afterwards
the crowd Of dancers quietly dispersed.
But the rOughs were not satisfel. They
retired little way down the railroad
track and waited until the managers (whO
had remained on the grounds after the
rest had departed for the purpose Of see
ing that everything was saiej appeared
when they Immediately assaulted them
Now will leave 1t to any fair minded
reader II our boys were TO stand like
sheep and be beaten by pack Of scoun
drels. They defended themselves, and
gave Tour or five Of the crowd what they
leserved-a good beating. This Is all
there was in ii, and the Red Men deserve
credit for the order and decOrnm main
tanned on the grounds RED MAN.
BHdyep0ri, IuguSi II.
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TRouRLE WITH A WALL.-Thc stone
masons at work upon the foundation OF
the Capitol building are having consider
able trouble with the bank on the east side
Of the excavation. There is perfect net
work Of timber about this bank to keep
II from Caving in, and very slow progress
il made by the stone masOns owing to this
circumstance. 1t Is in fact rather dan.
gcrous employment, and everybody will
breathe easier when that portion Of the
wall il completed.
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Cincinnati Horse nmd Mule Iinr.
kpi.

MONDAY, August lG.-Tradc is more ar.
tive at the Fifth Street Horse Market the
sales for the past week footing up $50 head
TwOcnr loads were shipped TO Philadelphia;
prices from 500 to $3.50 One car load t.
Harrisburg, $3.50 to $500. In both lots there
were some fancy drivers aud trottCr., Two
car loads NJ mules were also sent Ia Harris
hnrg; prices $iij. Two ear loads light
horses to North Carolina; price SO to 500.
Also one ear load to Washington e. H.,
Ohio; prices from $50 to 800.
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Tmnr lIOots.-llc had IN n pair n
tight boots. lie moved up Market stree
nj . cautious, measured pncc, anil lii,
smile on his face was the kind whirI
limited Of untold tOrtutcs somewhere
Every three or four rods he would lear
ngaihsl railing and muttcr something /,
himself. lie was swearing at the boot
maker, The language was Nil the NOR,
vigorous from laing under the breath
Relieved Of vollCy lie moved on again
while the tortured mnile assumed IL
place on his handsome face. lie wa,
finally Lost in the distance, while the ni'
behind him was blue with the malcdicI
lions called down on the head Of the mar
OF the wax and nwl.
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lila IIonor. the Mavor, presided. On
calling the roll there were present
Ncssts IIuIicrlplj. Canadian. Itall. ItofT.
man McAlams, Roberts, Schambta, VI.
Rich and Wallace. y
The minutes Of last meeting were read
npnroycl and signed.
All the members notified by the Ser.
yennt 10 attend The present meeting under
The nennlty Of 81 fine not being present,
Mr., Wallace desired to know BY what All.
thority the Council could either impose
or collect such fines. lie claimed that
there was M such authority, and there.
fore moved that the incorporating mem.
hers hc excused, which motion was sec.
nnded by Dr.. baird. Mr.. Wallace WINS
somewhat severe on the nOn.attcnding
members showing that frequently those
who could attend most conveniently were
the very parties who retarded The bllsl-
ness Of ihp Gouhcll ny iaiIing 70 Attend
Mr.. McAuahls 'hOnghl mat lhe delin'
qucht me'hDer9 snoilu ~ least give Tue
reasons iot uielt i Hlulll 10 n1iehu, OF IN
other wofuSGIe themselves OF contempt,
nI'r[ wn,vi' y s" " , De mu ai,,, " 'o''''"
Ut ~. W"iisoO so ~, W., IL., I: t,oi;or,d
T, m IT,. po 800 nUr m in,n,,.o Wv Wv
Wy opu .',.'.ii NV; o o t Ill tas
cc.'sC. s,Jt,ss w, AL 'u,e ,n v% m
!hc "!vS nl"n n", +, "i'' Wv wv ,nu'i i, ~.
ing put Tue potion 'oeScUSe was 1851 ny
D ayes 70 y nays ,y... ....,..,
inc Ioii'ni ~, u' Tl'ia'y ~ teIVT,yiII u
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SLmnr irRE-On Monday evening the
frame residence occupied by Mrs. Hayes,
on ChAplinc street between Both and 30ih
streets, was discovered 10 he on fire. The
Eighth Ward reel wA' promptly on hand,
and : stream oi water soon cGlinguishod
the flames The damage was slight.
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COLUMBIA IIOusE. - The Columbia
House, Phil. Medert proprietor, situated
at No. 1882 and 1854 Market street, Is
one Of the best Kept houses in the city.
First-class accommodations for farmers
and travellers in general. Mr.. Medcrthas
nicely furnished and airy rooms, sets a
good table, and has frst.class stable
connected with his house. We advise
strangers 10 give him call.
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REsmSEn.-Samuel +. llildrctll, E'q,
last evening handed in his resignation IS
member Of the Second Branch Of tic
City Council from the Seventh Ward
The resignation was accepted with re.
greet. Mr.. llildreth was mn earnest and
able Councilman, and the people Of the
Seventh Ward never had better repre-.
sentative. Mr.. Z. II. Collier has been
spoken u ns his successor, but that gen
tlcman las not YET been consulted in re.
gard Ia the matter.
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"TmEY Took HIM IN."--A certain
young gentleman Of this city, who justly
pridcs himself on his good looks and fine
address, aud who shall be Namcless, was
Saunierng about the MOundsville Camp
Grounds on Sunday last when he espicd
two rural beauties with whom he deter.
mined to become acquainted. Our friend
does not want for that very useful article
vulgarly lcnoininuted "Chrck," and with
graceful bow he accOstcd them:
"lIow.d'y do, ladies?"
Whercnpon one Of the maidcns replied
"You have the advantage Of Ia, sir
"Oh, no. YOu know me. llOw's the
folks?"
"Quite we'll air. You'd better call and
sec them"
The ladies' then proceeded upon their
way, and the gallant WA left alone with
lis tile in his hand
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NEw IiuiLnlSds.-Mr. James IInnes
has purchased and torn down the old
frame lousc adjoining the residence Of
Ny. VIM. Stewart, on Main Street, North
Wheeling, and proposes erecting a hand.
some two story brick building.
Nj, Jacob Wise Is putting ip double
brick dwelling on the lot adj looming his
residence In Norlh Wheeling.
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RErunS OF A lIsnIS0 rARrY.-Capt
Lawrence Rays fishing party on Monday
evening returned from Cincinnati, aftCi
an absence Of six weeks. They left here
in their fishing smack, and hOated with
the current, taking in all the good fishing
points between here and Cincinnati
Their boat WA towCd up from Cincinnati
by the steamer Tom ltecs. The party
comprises: Capt. Lawrence Ray, Adam
lionirkCr, James Smith, John Hay and
VIM. Iingcdorn. They return in excel.
lent health.
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We witnessed on last evening the auc'
ton sale of ChrOmOs and Paintings u
McLnins Block. They certainly sold
cheap. The best bargains are offered IN
that line that has ever taken place in the
city. Persons desiring any thing in that
line should avail Themselves Of this OPP
portunity. Sale to-day at 10 A. NJ. and .
To T. NJ
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DAlriNoRK, August i7.-Flour-Firm
and unchanged WhCut--Aclivc; No.
amber western ~ ~; mixed lo 81 10; No.
. red western Al 10. Corn-Wcak; western
MIXED SOC. IIye--Dull aud unchanged at
pnaa7c. Barley Dull aud unchanged. Frn'
vlsions-lnchnngcd. Butter and Eggs
Quiet aud unchanged WhiSky-Firm at
al ~
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CHEAP poTAToH.-Potatoes are plenty
and cheap. A large lot was yesterday de,
liyered to n grocer in the Seventh Ward
at the rate Of twenty-five cents per bnshel
The generous grocer distributed the
tubers among his customers for and in
consideration Of twenty cents per peck.
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TOLEDO, August Flour-firm and
unchanged. Whrat-lDrmand lair and pri.
CCs advanced No. white Wabash n Il,
No. ,, 81 IS; new 81 3li!; NJ. / white
Michigan s. l3is; new 81 10; No. : amber
Illinois new Il 10. Coma shade higher;
high mixed - !c: no grade - !c damaged
G9i -nG3c. Oats Dull: No. >, new 5Onilc;
Michigan seller September Il ,c; October
II sr; rejected he.
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ASSAuLr AND BArrERY.-Eliznbcti
Miller complains before Justice tillcspy
TINT her husband, August Miller, attempt.
ed to commit an assault and battery upon
her, md she has good cause to fear that
he will do her some bodily harm. A
warrant was iasucd and placed in the
hands oi Constable Bond for service.
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pnLtrr Cnrnr-.tnir Ltnnmcr.

UTTVh NUUNT-WWTV UTTNWVi
Two cases only awaited adjudication at
the police court yesterday morning.
Frederick SchenCk VIVA charged by
Justice lennO Hammer with iOrestalling
the Fifth Ward Market. On account OF
the absence Of mn important witness the
examination u the case wna postponed
until this morning.
James Currcns, for using loud and
abusive language toward John Ilytingcr,
was committed to Jail for five days in lie.
fault Of 81 and costs.
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JUSTICE PHILLIPs.-A man named Ly'
Tie, resident Of Long Run, yesterday
swOre out warrant before this Justice
for the arrest Of "Cam" Bullock, whom
he charged with assault and battery
The examination Of the ease was set for
o o'clock last evening.
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NEW YOHH, August i7.--roppcr-liusi
ness moderate with commission houses, and
iohbing trade more active. Cotton goods
ruled uuipt hut steady. linlluu IT bleach
ed shirtlngs reduced Ia pr. Print, in ,tcady
demand. Ginghams active. Dress goods
and wooden Shnwls continue in fair request,
Wool ilannrls in good demand but blun.
kcts, cassimcrCs and ovcrcoats ruled quiet,
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TIE man who invcnts and the horse
rnilronh which adopts some plan for pre-
venting the joIting which Ii caused by
crossing tracks will deserve, the one 4
monument, the other the hest patronage
and the South Wheeling people will he
especially pleased with such nm adoption
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DEATH OF SAMUEL OCHsENBEIN, sR,-
s. Ochsenbein, ST., died at his residence,
one mile west Of Bridgeport, yesterday
morning at . o'clock. Mr., .. got up in
the morning at the usual hour and com
planned Of being sick, laid down on a
sofa and died in few minutes thereafter.
Mr.. 0. was the oldest butcher attending
the Wheeling market, and was noted for
the quality Of the mutton lie sold at his
stall. The funeral will take place from
his late residence tomorrow morning at
| 0 o'clOck.
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HELABoLD's BucHu Is still in the Ic-
NTH OF its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. Helmbold, the cele-
brated medicine is still manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and is
sold by all respectable druggists. 1t is
warranted for all diseases OF the kidneys
and urinary organs, Beware Of counter
feils. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. dAw'
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piiiahnrrh.

PtrmnuRan, August l7.--whCat-lmt
little inquiry; Pennsylvania and Ohio red
uulct nj 81 GOAL A. Con-E1r SSn'ic'
shelled see. Pctrolcum-Quict hut firm;
crude 81 l7!{c nj rarkerG refined li''c,
Philadelphia delivery.
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acknowledgement
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Is. 1873


Fresh Oystcrs-T. II. Mong.
Soda Water, &c.-C. Schnepi,
Axle Grcase-lsaiah Warren.
Mattrcsses-Morehcad 4 Co,
Watches, &c.-Wm. a. Turner
Wantcd-Girl.
Lost-lockct.bOnk.
Select School.
State Of West Virginia.
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SICR.-We are sorry to announce that
Mr.. EFT. Il. Burti Is confined to his he'd by
sickness at his residence on the Island.
We hope to see him stirring about soon.
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BARSUM.-lInrnums familiar picture
grccls the bcholdcr at nearly every street
corner. The picture, without . word OF
explanatory printing hut q date line,
would bc an advertisement Of iorty.horac
power
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
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New YORK, August l7.-GoLp-Opcncd
and closed at 49,, with sales at ii3iI aud
ll3. Borrowing rates 2ai per cent per
annum, and l.biNl.39 per cent per diem.
Towards the close loans were made Hat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-18

rnE Finance committee Of The Board
Of Commissioners was in session ;iu the
clerks office yesterday afternoon. The
Board will not meet before the regular
meeting in September.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-18

BUTCHERS pfCSlc.-fhc butchers oi
Wheeling and vicinity will hold n picnic
nj Mcmminger's Orchard, near Pleasant
Valley, IN Thursday next. Joe Kramer
hand furnishes the music.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-18

If you want to prevent typhoid fever
or II you feel rs II you were going to have
the chills and fever, take DR.. Bulls Veg
etable Pills.