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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-10
]. Z. TINsLET, MlNiErF.
= NJ Nl.LIIS. Assistant. IT, l4.c"hlm
NEW RIVER WHITE SULPHUR

~ SPRINGS. GILES COUNTY. NA-SEA>ON
OF 1S75.-ThiS charming summer fc-"rt, :" ia''t-
ably known. aud situate on the banks OF New rteI
near the highest poin OF The Allegheny mount an'r
BOTH OF JUNE, 1875. A com urttbIc l"uf.h'r't
c ach will leave hew River d,por. on the At'Infic
Mississippi and 0hiorulroad, fer IN" sprins' 'I''-
onrp m,,cSl after the arrival of the o oclo's :.
W. train, T tuesdays. THURSDAYS, AMI 81 tR.
DAY. Visitors will find gooi accommodating
the :. WooLwISE House" Stw River DEPOT w
Sic a good livery, daily mail, aud po,t-oit+c At u.
Springs. IA.
TERMs: Board pr day, 50: borrd y r"r"s -:
board per month t2S days, S3G. Children H.Hi
ten and servants hall price Special rates Ilir VII"
families tor board for the season.
pR. W. Il. SINCLAIR. of baltimore, r".ih"il Ply
sician. EGGLE>TON & TYLER. Prnpriri"f-.
POst.otIlce address; " fgglcs:nu'> Sprin2>, h!tr
county, Va. Any inquiries can be answered al "hh
H. Tyler Il Co.'S, KichmoEd. Va. j. !.Ga"Zm
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THE HOT SPRINGS,
L BATH COUNTY, Va
ARE ALWAYS UPEN TO VISITORS.

The only HOT MINERAL WATERS III tbe th.,"'
States east OF the s'ppt liver are inHlil a '
RENOWNED SASITARIuM. ana they are hu'r','r
esteemed by the medica! fraternity as TIE GhEAt
REMEDIAL AGENT In cases Of Rhtum silsHl' hni''
ParsTys sis, Disease OF Liver, and many ether 't'-
eases. ;, "a a..
In addition TO ITS numerous and unrivalIei hi!it'
ranging In temperature Us high as Ito degree -
are found -, ,,,.,
- DRINKISG-WATERs
The extensive improvements completed ,"''
last season haze made the place more c"n"f! ne
for INvALIDs and more attractive 10 rLEA'IhL'
SEEKERS, ."
FOR pamphlets and circulars address ,.,.s,r
r,r DC acd,Iy1i NaIlsgrr.
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MEETINGS.

TEyY,S HALL.-There will be q regular
. III meeting Of the UNITED W,oRk1N6MtN's
UNION ef the cities of Richmond and <Mnncnester
at The above manned halt THIS Saturday EVE
KING at O'Clock. full attendance Is oeslreu'
q o'''' - VIZ THOMAS T. HURDLE. .
liv1n.1t. ~ r REGARDING Secretary.
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rRAND EXCURSION
TO DREwRY's BLUFF.
ON JAMES RIVER,
WEDNESDAY, JULY IA, 1875

Boat leaves the wharf of the Old Dominion Steam
TIE picnic COMMITTEE OF THE LEIGi-
STREET BAPTIST sUSDAI SCHOOL have mace ar1
nrope IN The Rutf on Wednesday, 14th July. where
they expect to have delightful bAshhi III
NC. :. ,s,o,, a. ton
cream Rel az city prices. There are comnlnnlous
houses and abundant spring water on nc Bun, a.
= az o'clock and TX O'Clock tor the Bluff. Tickets
Tor adults soc: children 25c. round-trip., A band
OF music has been engaged, Tickets can be iound
iot tho drursores ON Church Hill and at j. f.JUS-
T1S E. SINS. BrOad street between First and
tnnsHr. - jy 9-F.S,Tu& W,4t
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DAWLEY SPRINGS,

NEAR HARRISONBuRG, Va.
viii be open on the lst day Of June next, under It'd
management Of Major c. 3. LUCK.
Circulars can be obtained of Coleman 4 "g.rs
Va; or of Major c. i. Luck, of the Spo,.wo..i
Hotel, Harrisonburg, Va. A. u. TRICK.
jc 16-30t President Board OF Directors.
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d OCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS.
II, - VIRGINIA
FIVE MILES SOUTH OF CHESAPEAKE AM
49,. W OHIO RAILROAD.

This celebrated watering-p place viii be teN 10
style unsurp. ss-d In The mountains "I ErtL"11'
As To the qualities OF the waters and The hlsn ~
gard In which they art held by the 'mrdIt' -
vans the reader Is referred TO The piMps.e',
Messrs. Purcell, Laid K Co.'S, who are AGENT '''
the wafer and salts. ,n.
Among the great features OF these snrns' Ar '
Amu3emeuts, which are varied. ana lar sui ~
those OF any watering-F Place In V!rsihla- ~
Grand MasIna Balls ani Carnival IA spIchi n a.
briil!ancy surpisS anything ever wiIncsSd Il" -
SECTION OK the country. I'm fact. n"th'ns % , ,,-
kind has ever been attempted by any DINER 'uot..
resort, ard nothing but desire 10 had coutt
induced the immense ontllv necessary - -,
hoxlcy, the Incompatible Washington c'-'wn...'
with his regiment Of assistants, CARL aIs o.
tunes, tons of fireworks, aud thousands OF. '""'
lanterns, ana oceans OF eyergrfens l,J
The Grand Carnival. which preccdes we
2lflSQus one night, Is led BY Professor Rli'en"I IN
full brass band. followed BY Mayr-usneft u ,,,.
command OF tho Mu'ligau Guards ana ni' 80,
famed and thoroughly .trained el'phtnt c""f !, r
General l.. follows with n couuferpar, o' ..,r.
Barnum's meu. This pageant, pass inS 'h',N rrf
beautiful lawn that nature seems I" have f' nm
for jist such scenes, all lighted up WIN W s
SANDS OF lanterns and calcium iishts. W." IN ls
works OF the most beautiful description 10 iu' "a,
all over the grounds, presents siSht th1t ri -
not describe, aud must be seen ID % app''e.t l.
Therefore all good Richmond cltihct', e'P
the young, are expected up this Summer. r1rr
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SspEGraL NOTICES.
NJ VERYfIMPORTANI S
rofTaosEaN wASToF
DRY GOODS. 3
WILLIAM THALHIsIER,

= SOL, BROAD STREET,
Is Offering still greater bargains and inducements In
DRESS GOODS &c.----.--~--.-.-~-,S
large lot of DRESS GOODS at 12Hc. reduced ,e1
from 2Oc.;
A large lot OF DRESS GOODS at l6c. reduced
Alarre lot Of DRESS GOODS. at 90 aud Csc. re-
-duced from 30e.; ..
A,,Ire line of BLACK, STRIPED, FIGURED,
and PLAIN GRENADINES at greatly reduced
prices; - - 49,,
A large line of PLAID P0PLINs, silk and wool,
| ut 25, 80, and csc. reduced from so ao' ana
5Uc.: .~--..s.s.- ~--
Call and examine my stock of DRESS GOODS
for great bargains. .r~ b. -..~s
LACE and sATIN.sTRIPED MUSLIN at soc.
reduced from 4oc.;
STRIP E D and FIG URED PIQUEs at 90 and zoe.
: reduced from 80 and 35c-: - = - 80
VICTORIA LAWNS at Is, 20, and 25e.--ail very
cheap; :.
SWISS MUsL1Ns at 12H, 16, 20, and 25c.-e1tra
IRISH LINENS, NAINsooK, LINEN and COT
TON DIAPER, all very low. 81
25 pieces SOLID and STRIPED GRASS LINENS
at 12hc. worth 20c.; ..- r.,
CASSLMERES-a large assortment al Gosh 70 close
them outline greatest pai Sai'i' oAA~A CO J~st :
BROWN LINEN DRILLS at 20, 25, aud soc.
worth 1Oc. more: 80
A cheap line of CoLoRED LINENS, COTTON
AIDES, SC.
900 PARASOLS Mt cost TO close them out; Re-
300 CORSET at SOC. worth soc. apiece;
1000 pairs LIGHT aud DARK KID GLOVES at
-75c. worth 81. 49,
500 pieces best PRISTS at &c worth 0 and &c
Three cases PACIFIC LAW Ms mice styles at 1875.
worth 2nc AL Fast colors and best goods.
Don't fail to call for your bargsios at ....
! --~,7- .- WILLIAM THALHIMER'S,
W. O-S,Tu,&Th COL Broad street.
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ICHMOND TO COBB'SSestrslssllllsi
ISLAND SAME DAY.
RARE OPPORTU IN / Y.
O.. ROUND TRIP ONLY So so.

SCHEDULE.
I SATURDAY. July 10Th, the elegant steamer
JOHN SYLVESTER will leave here at A. NJ,
making close connection at Old Point with the
SPLENDID steamer JANE MOSTLY. which vii! leave
for COBB'S ISLAND DIRECT Immediately after
the arrival of the Sylvester, arriving 1T the lslaLd
IN time for supper same day.
Returning, The Jane Mosely Will leave cehbs
Island Monday morning, arriving al Old Point In
tt,ue 10 make sure connection with the Sylvester,
arriving at Richmond At Z. Nj.
Elegant faro, surf bathing, yachting fishing &c.
Tickets on sale at GARBER'S anu OH board The
Sylvester. j. o-ol
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--p.C.NICsI AND EXCURSIONS.

MILITARY PICNIC
WI OF C0MPANY 6, FIRST REGIMENT 81
, AT MRS. BECk'S NATIONAL GARDEN
!. fnortheru extremity of Second street,
MONDAY. july ~. 1879. :
! GestIcmcn. so cents. Ladies free.
! The committee Will spare no pains 70 MAKE M :
occasion enjoyable. and visitors may rest assureo
ihar The strictest order will be enforced.
'ToMn1TTEE OF ARRANGEMES TS.-Capfaln Ia
rater Lieutenant TomlnsOn, sergeant RaaDa, Cor
porai Berger, John b. Scott, Albert 'FRONT.'.
~ 81
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last BELLEMONTE

IL tALBENARLE coCSrY,yII
was opened on the 18th Of June ultiulo f1r ,r
accommodation OF SUMNER BOARDFRs. rb is
rural retreat, situated in sight Of Keswck dernt -
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, nine,v MT!
west Of Richmond, Va, In the midst of an eley,r,
refined community. splendid mountain sctnery anI
delightful waters, The proprietor falers hetsefn,.
fers rare advantages to those desiring pleas,n.
ard healthy summer, resort. For pari!cuI,rs a.
dress MRS. EDWARD TIIURNlE
References J. b. Pace. Esq. g. w. Rov,ier,
Co., p 4. Sublett & Co.. A. Y. Fox, ard T. T. -nS,
lett. ~
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ts1sHE SUNNY SOUTH."-No Is of this
Il. valuable weekly ierary journal Is To hand.
ten-lp nt rary papers published IN the country.
: he subscription price Is only 80 per annum. AID.
dress - r. G. AGEF--
-, =. o.. .. AGENT and Correspondents
g.. 10: 9 south Twelfth street, Richnont, Va.
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= s1MMoNs,s LIVER REGULATOR

sIMMONs's LIVER REGULATOR
It Is emlnentlya Family Medicine;
and by being kept ready for inmedi-
ate resort Will save many an hour OF
suffering and manysa dollar IN time
and doctors bills.
After Forty Years trial 1t Is still re-
celving the most unqualified testimo-
mails OF Its virtues from persons OF.
the highest character and response. -
bility; Eminent physicians commend
EFFEUTUAL SPECIFIC .. g.
for CONSTIPATION, HEADACHE,
PAIN In the SHOULDERS, DIZZ{-
NESS, SOUR STOMACH, bad taste
IN the MOUTH, BILIOUS At
TACKS, PALPITATIOS OF the
HEART; PAIN in the region OF
the KIDNEYS, DKsPONDENCY,
GLOON, and iorebodngs OF EVIL,
all OF which the offspring oil
q diseased LIVER.
If you feel DULL, DRowSY,
DEBILITATED, have frequent
HEADACHE, MOUTH TASTES
BADLY, POOR APPETITE, and
TONGUE COATED, you aresuf-
fering from TORPID LIVER or
"BILIOUsNEsS," and nothing
will cure you SO speedily aud
Tne LIVER, the largest organ
In the body, Is generally the
seat of the disease, aud II not
REGULATED in time great snf-
feIiug, wretchedness, aud
DEATH will ensuc-
Armed with this ANTlDOTE, all climates and
changes of water and food may be faced without
fear. AS a remedy In MALARI0Us FEEERS,
BOWEL COMPLAINTS, r ES I l. ESS + 5,
JHUNDICE. NAUSEA.
THE CHEAPEST; PuREsT; AND , BEST FANl
81 have never seen or tried
... such simple, eihcaciouS, sat-
isiactory, aud pleasant RENE
.-. dy in my lile."-H. HAINER,
st. Louis, Mo. a..
Hon. Alex. II. Stephens.
"Ioccasiomally use, when my
condition requires 1t, Doctor
SiInmons's Liver Regulator
with good etfects."-HoS,
ALEX. Il. STEPHENS.
Governor Of Alabama.
"Your Regulator has been
In Use in my family for some
time, and am persuaded tits
valuable addition to the
medical sciencc."-GoV. j. ..
GILL SHORTER. Ala.
III have used the Regulator '..
In my family for the past sew
enteen years, can safely re-
commend 1t to the world rs
the best medicine have ever
used for that class OF diseases
IL purRorts to cure."-H. r.
THIGPES.
President of City Bank.
"Simmonss Liver keguia-
tor has proved Il good aud elii-
cacous mcdicne."-C. A.
NUTTtSG.
Druggists.
ave have been acquainted
with Or. SimmOnS's Liver
Medicine TOR more than TWEEN
T. wears anu know IT Ia be the
best Liver Regulator offered
to the public."-M. X. LYON
and II. l.. LYON, Beliefon-
tilne, Ga.
SIMMOSS'S
LIVER REGULATOR.
For Dyspepsia, Constipation, Jaundlce, Billions
attacks, Sick Heaache, Collie, Depression OF Sptrs
its, Sour Stomach. Heartburn. &C.. &C..
IT HAS NO EQUAL.
Is n fautiess family MEDICINE.
Does not diaarraDgc the system.
Is sure to cure II taken regularly.
Is no drastic violent medicine.
Does not interfere with business.
Is no intoxicating beverage.
Contains the smD and best remedies.
. CAUTION.
Buy no powders or prepared SIMMONS'S LIVER
REG JLATOR unless In our nkraycu wrapper
with trademark, stamp, and signature unbroEen
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MILITARY NOTICES.

H1HE MEMBERS OF COMPANY 6 &
will Sss =, ee aS IN 1niior,
armed and equipped
tEy.Srder OF Captain PARATER:
Nv ] -1t .I.IAnAi Err ~ -
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CAUTION
Buy no powders or prepared SIMMONS'S LIVER
REGULATOR unless In our engraved wrapper
with trademark, stamp, and signature uubroEen !;
none other Is genuine.
j. II. ZEILIN & CO,
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Nearly all diseases originate from indigestion and
torpidlty OF the liver. and relief Is always anX-
iousy sought after II The liver Is regulated Ia Its
act. N health Is almost invariably secured. Want
action I'm the liver CAUSES headacbe, consi pm iou
jaundice, pain In the shoulders, cough, chis, diZzi
ness sour stomach bad taste In the mouth bilious
tacks, papitatlon OF the heart depression Of sDi-
for which SIMMONo,S LIVER REG ULATOk L.
the best remedy thai has ever been discovered. II
acts mildly. eectuaily, and, being simple vegeta-
bic compound, can do NO njury IN any quantities
that II may he taken. II Is harmless In every way
1t has b en- used for FOXY years, and hundreds of
the good and great from all parts of the country
will youch FOR It's being the purest and best. h.
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THE SYMPTOMS Of LIVER
Complaint are unCasineSs and ZOO
pain In the side. Sometimes
the pain Is In the shoulder, and
Is MISTAKEN for rheumatism.
The stomach Is affected with
LOSS OF APPETITE and sick
ness, bowe,s In general COS
TIVE, sometimes alternating
with lax. The HEAD is trou-
BLEED with pain, anddull, heavy
sensation, considerable LOSS
OF MEMORY. accompanied
with painful sensation Of hav- .
Ing LEFT USDOSE something
which ought toy have been
done. Often complaining OF
weakness, DEBILITY, and low
spirits. Sometimes MANY OF
the above symptoms attend the
disease, and al other times
very FEW Of them; but the
LIVER is generally the organ
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N,IlirMNO.

CHICAGO, September 0.-Flour-Steady
and unchanged. WhCNt-Acttvc; No. /
Chicago spring 81 1873 spot No. 2, 81 Il
seller september; 81 l0N seller October
81 10 seller year; No. 8, 81 0jNal O6i re-
juctpd Ole. COrn-Firm; No. 9, jGAc spot
DC seller October 69IsC seller November
Oats-Steady and in fair demand No. @
3jAC spot $3.50 bid seller September
33I5c bid seller October rejected 81 1Ga
3lAC. BarlCy-Firm at 81 u spot; 81 1917
seller October. POrk-Dullat $9l 90 spot
500 S7I5 seller October Bulk Meats -
Quiet; shoulders s Nc; short rib l2c; short
clear l2Nc. Whisky-Sl17l!
On call board wheat was higher at
81 I3iS September, 81 lON October. Corn
iirmer ut 57c September; 57Nc October.
Oats higher ut 3jhc September; 33c Octo.
Der. Pork unchanged. lard custer at
St2 7inIg 80,
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The NarrOw.(iunge Road from
nellMlfN 10 the LMkhA.


The Manufacturing and Trade ReRew,
published at Cleveland, has the following
to say about this proposed railroad: ave
learn through reliable source, that the
hf't division Of the Lake Erie, Alliance
aud Wheeling, narrow.guuge road, from
Alliance to Southington, will be com.
PIeied early in December; this establishes
Iifect communication with the Lake
shore road at gainesville, and lake
'etmInn' at FairpOrt. The second divi.
son from Alliance to BowerStown, point
on The Pan Handle road, eighteen miles
nof'hTe'! from CadiI, will he pushed
through during the winter, II the weather
permits Il not early in the spring. The
t2ute Of the lower, or Southern division,
VI Tue road has moi been fully determined
upon, but it Is more than probable that
neso9alloon' now pending will be consum.
INea Whereby proposed new road
rom BelIaire via ST. Clairsville, and
.n'3Sngh Belmont and Harrison counties
@NeFstovn, will he merged into the
- H. ~ ~ W. Road. This proposed
Ion'e presents many features to recon.
menu II over any other route to the
, .iIf mat ha' yet been proposed, and
NY undoubtedly he adopted. Should
w.. 'e 50, the preliminary steps to an
immediate construction Of The lower end
~ ~ the road will be at once commenced,
LII ,a'' WIN proposed natrow.gauge road
;.llihS from Cleveland to n point south
ION Palneaville on this route, would
sNe h' direct outlet to the river and
Psn Up trade in the rich sections Of
illhetn Ohio that would be Of immense
h.,i''age To our manufacturers and job.
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Allegheny Cattle.

EAST Liberty, September 0.-CATTLE-
Receipts to-day 3Oi head, and for three days
past / 1853 head. All sold out. hest 50 Goa
I 20; medium to good 81 2jaG 20; common
to fair 81 26a5 co; bulls and cows 81 Goa
> 10; StOckCrS mud feeders $3a4 So Texas
$3h4 10.
IIOGs-llcCeipts to-day 2,47I head, and
for three days past 6,4l5 head. Workers
81 ions 90; PhilGdelphias s. 9Oa9 10.
SnEEP-lleCeipts to-day $500 head, and
for three days past $4,000 head. Selling al
81 Ehnnh 70
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baltimore.

BALTIMORE, September D. Flour -
Dull, heavy and unchanged. Wheat
Steady; No. western amber 81 43; mixed
do 81 40; No. 2 western red 81 3Sal 40. Corn
Steady western mixed 72C. oats-Dulli
western white 4Sa5OC; western mixed 4Oa
ijc. lIyC-Dull ut 75aS5C. llay-Firm, de-
mand good and unchanged. Provisions
Firm and active. POrk-$22 26a29 90.
hulk MCats-Active shoulders SJGa0c; clear
rib i294ai9iGC, loose. BacOn-Firm with
an active order trade; shoulders lOaIOAc;
clear rib l39ic. Hams 5al5IGc. Lard
Firm; refined i4Hall9IC. Hutter-Firm
and unchanged. Petroleum Unchanged.
COnec-Dull; Rio cargOCs lsa2OiIc jObbing
lsha9lH. Whisky-Dull and heavy ut
Al %
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RAILROAD BoNDs-ACtive with large
transactions in Union Pacific sinking funds
and Chicago 4 Northwestern consolidated
gold bonds; the former advanced to % and
the latter to S4H. The Stock Exchange
has admitted the regular Chicago, Mil.
waukee & st. Paul consolidated per cent.
bonds, the Chicago & Rock Island and Pa.
cifc sinking fund skies Of 1875, aud Cleve.
land, Columbus, Cincinnati & Indiana con.
sOlidated mortgage bonds,
STOCHs-There was q buOyant feeling on
the Stock Exchange during the morning
hours, which resulted in an advance OF IA
~ per cent in leading shares, The OK.
IRENE advance was in Panama, which rose
to 1888 against 1861 at the close last even.
ing. Pacific Mail came near advancing to
3SsS and Western Union followed with u
rise to sly. Eric rose to 1917, preferred to
S0Il, Lake Shore to 57Ss, Union Pacific to
73I4, Rock Island to 1851, Northwestern
common to 4O7S, preferred to 55II, st. Paul
to 37H, preferred to 64H, OhiOs to l0H,
and Atlantic & Pacific Telegraph to 90,
After midday there was a reaction OF 't0H
per cent, and the market remained steady
and tame ut the decline, In the final deal.
ings Eric rose to the highest point Of the
day on changes in direction, and Western
Union was strong atsl. Lake Shore and
Missouri Pacific were weak, The rest Of
the list was dull and steady. The transaC.
tons on the Stock Exchange to-day aggre.
gated $4,000 shares, of which $1,000 were
Pacific Mail, $4,000 Western Union, 5000
Northwestern common, 5000 81. Paul com.
mon, 93,0OO Erie, $4,000 Lake Shore, and
1900 Ohios.
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New York IIry Goods.

NEW YORK, September a.-The pack.
agc trade In domestic goods was fairly &C.
tive and some large sales Of brown and
blenched cotton were made at slight con.
CcSslOns. Prints In steady demand and
glnghams and wOrsted dress goods Contin.
ued active. Fancy casSimeres ruled quiet
and weak. WOrsted coatingS in steady re.
quest, but jcans moved slowly. Wool flan.
nelS mud blankets IN moderate demand.
LangdOn q. u. hlcnchCd shirtingS down to
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NEW YORK, September 9.-Cotton-.
Weak at "A 9lG, Fourth buyers favor
but unchanged. Wheat-Activo; No.
northwest 81 49,. No. 2 Milwaukee 81 2Si
No. 2 Chicago spring 81 HXa1 80
white 81 4Oai 10. Rye-Quiet at 00c. Bar
ley-FirmCr al 81 30al 80. Malt-Steady
Corn-UnChanged. Oats-Demand active
and prices advanced; western mixed old
6SIGc; white 5Sa6Oc. lIay--lleavy at 65C
COilGe-Firm at i7Aa2Oiic. Sugar-Steady
fair to good refining 71SNSNC; prime S9Sc
MOlnSSes-Quiet and unchanged. Whisky
Firm md unchanged,
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CiSCiSNATi, Sept O.-Cotlon-Quiet at
He, Flour-Dnll but unchanged. Wheat
Firm; red sOca$i 80 COrn-Firm Mt 7Oa
72c. OatS-Dull at 81 lEa50c. Rarley-Firm;
fall 81 35ai 40. Rye-Steady at s0as2c.
pork-Dull at $2l 80. lArd-Dull: steam
IKE; kettle l3Kc.Bulk Ments-Quitt at
ss4. Bacon = Firm at 9sGal3lsal3fc.
Whisky-Firm At 81 IS.
loGs-Firm stockers 50 iOu6 30; light
shippers 81 OOa7 60,
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TOLEDO, September g.-Flour-steady
and in moderate demand. Wheat-Active;
No. white Wabash 81 2siE; No. white
Michigan 81 %; No. 2, 81 10; old 81 40; am.
Der 81 20, .Corn-Dull; high mixed 6Skc;
seller October 64c; no grade csc. Oats
Quiet and 6rmI No, cash and seller Sep.
TENDER SeNc; seller October 400.
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go, .,o,SS'lNruoS, among oysters is lis.
~ mat begins in September, and RACES
i i, deya.iatc' until the early part Of
sans The only specific remedy for the
,II ,sil9,n' ailment is the annihiIAtion Of
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The above named nOu-resllents will take notice
that on the l4th day Of October, 1875 between the
hours u O'Clock 4. N. and o'clock r. NJ, At the
law Office Of Daniel pecE, No. 1905 Chapline street
10 the city Of Wheeling, the Plaintiff will take the
Dispositions Of John Adams aud Thomas =. shall.
cross 70 be- read Ia evidence on the hearing Of said
cause. DANIEL PELK,
Solicitor OF the aid Plaintiff,
SeDtenlbar . lS75 Se3e-F
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A pMINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE.

The undersigned has been appointed admins
traitor Of the estate Of Frederika Roblc, deceased.
All persons having claims agaInSt her will present
them for payment, and those knowing themselves
Indebted will please conc forward aud settle.
LOUIS ROrI.E,
sGp1o Administrator.
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tN hrytRsAnLE bonnet will be among
y, heF autumn styles, they say. This
!, Y aocommodatc those who have ans.
A'ted feyefsrs Of fortune,
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NOTICES..
CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO CoUN-
y TY, So COUNTY COUNT.
Thos E, MCKision and A. Il. Marsh)


Milo Adams and Others.
The absent defendants, Milo Adams, Milton
the % day 81 september, 1876, the Plaintiffs hled
their bill In the Aald court, against them aud the
other deVisea Of James NJ Adams, decd, and his
administrator with the will annexed, the object Of
which Il 10 sell the south half Of the north half Of
lot No, % In the old town Of Wheeling in order 10
pay any remaining debts due by the sad estate.
The aid Milo Adams, Million Adams aud Virgil
Adams ar. FpQulred to appear within four weeks
after the date d tho hrnt publication September
., lSI5 and u do What Is Necessary to protect their
interests therein. X u. WOOD,
Clerk Of tho said Court.
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IN lat dear women are all on tiptoe to
NY, NV what that hint from Paris means
hett Winter. :" VO""e'' 'of
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The prices Of last week have been tolera.
bly, well maintained. The quality is quite
MS good rs II WINS last week, and at the
close prices Nre firm. Common and gross
hogs sell at lOalOIIc and best at liall Ne,
few selling ut the latter figure.
TIE SHEEP MARKET.