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New-York tribune., 1875-07-01
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Iovnoy Juno 1890 p for money a37 c; for
tie account J5. tut,d states 20 bonds, 1866, old, iOG
"n icb1 LOO 10. 10 iOs, lCi - Is, lO3 =.
hali~ ay snare, ~ 90 Preferred. %.
II'G.d0"Lp J"nc 90 2:jO T. m.-Cotton is dun and
deliessoi; hi ding lp!uils, 74d; Mi'Glag TleaIs,
7r sales, 10000 bas, Including 1000 for su,claion
diu slro the basis Nj ding IpLil-
b'low i"w 1Olli-s. deliverable Jl, ami Angus, Ti
LONDON, June 90 OIsOs Tor money, 35tr.
the account, % 10. fl- Lllwdy T. lails
laicIcs quote itri ties al Gif. l2ec
INADuN. June sO-3 y. In.-4iie l,a <ay shares. H.
nNtNNOi, June - y. iu.@..c7 Of Co;,na iIo b
1 diidhR UIlInds uotiHg below Los Mid lines, elVtr
aI' August and ee enueI, at ay sal the bl. ~
Kidding Orleans, u"ing below Low M.ddiHtr d. ve.air
gust and pem9c a. a4L sl.s oi sIpnca.s II The
cipfon the las 81 sal ding pirls, n0hile l. llw Low
M dinS at 1's br.alf jus arr tot Bee 81 y t,lce
II NcN Mess. Lard, CJU4OI c"L PoT", 1J g Uo
New Mess.
IL ll oo June 3O3 p m.Of the sales Of Cotton 10 day
ltrJ aail
lands mining btlOw GOor Ordinary, d, uy aud Al
gus. d.
Lo>uoN, June 20 1 p. m.-~le amount of buIon gone
int Lc E'uh o lsl.a. oI lac. tIt. J., $500 -. The
aioaAt o disco ut 90 tir rar.ei tnIf lultiP h-
is%G pT t, or u ptr cent t ntl 80 the Bank u I.nelAd
rate. farls d.s.nic leo quot" ltruiC~ ~ Of. BE-
LONDON, unc 3J D. H. Tor lnuat % lie for tle
account, SO lSp- III nallNay snJ.t-. ia
LIsEuoO- June - J +. m ares m Cotton on the
bass 81 MddiAg OIaaas, nnuiu- bclb" los NlaIg.s,
urlIN tribl" Jay and Ausus at d.
ltNDrN. juno SU-.a5J J.. ni-ldll1v, fi3 PrWt
l. EfuO, Jurr 1O5@O /. riSl al Dii m the basis
Of Addung li nothing below Inv Nj 5. fs. deliver
ale A"Fusl ald EtgnbD a. d Iard ~ gte - cNt.
ICNDON, June 30 l-ft'lA-. ''i 49, 80, 3 ton.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01
Tnr Aralnc AyD PAllI. HNInolD CoyrNT,}

COUPONS of the following BONDS, mltur-
" tng Juy l. 1875 viii be pa on AMI ter Tat dafc
H. olce Of 'fe,srs. 81. X. JLSUP, PATTON Co. NO o.
y lliam H., New ork: - -
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD FIRST MORT
GAGE.
81 LOUIS. JACKSONVILLE, AND CHICAGO RAIL
ROAD - COND MORTGAGE.
GAGE. - - .... .- .........,.
DJBUQUE SOUTH WESTERN RAILROAD PREFER.
RED FIKSr MORTGAGE.
DUBUQUE AND SIOUX CITY RAILROAD FIRST
MpKTDAGE
CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA. AND AUGUSTA RAIL
EOAD FIRST MOiiGAGE.
COLUMBIA AND AUGUsrA RAILROAD FIRST MORT.
GAGE.
CiIAELolTE AXD SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD
F1RST MOGIGAtsE
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01

WEDNESDAY. June 81. 1875.
COTFEE-Thcro continued gODt inquiry for iio but the
esirm- pcr ash -d checked business aId the trans tci ions
We only hui., market closing vtry strong we have
o.y - s. resale Ol 4.eOJ bgge, A, p" ar at ci
quote ordinary C1lsues al lOif0lOtc tii do If{
L. gOOG II 4c; and prime 40 ~ losWlac, eOd,
CD OF % lay :; Mild grades al hrn bat 9lict
tOTrON-Ihe transactions IN spot Cotton are only limited
en- II L. IA view uIaNOlsblo LIvcrish AMI, were
ng o !! aud the iuq Try from 81 lntIs also III
Iilces are qnOae change rtCe pts nj the -iP s
loIs today 0O1 bales this DAY Its cc; lo'i DIes
iti- laqt l4p7 bales consolidated UIr "a So
J.c.lts 80 d bal exports Great Biia, A. % bales
Crp IL 10 the (ohincut 1OJlJ has socN in Nc"l Vth
1lssC1 bales. culsll dated 3 uck, 2O3, 80 alts.
CuoAtions eftillrt cIsslctDh IN for Set
~74 aud Upland Cotton IN store ls In q liiy
tre tian halt gls de above below tns grlie duhet:
mary Good Oidlull' - NJ hiiluG i o
Cu.l Ori I.a Los MldIlng lbs Go,i Nii..IO =
Quotations based American stda.iii % CiS0,iVliioh:
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01

TgNHE COUPONS from Bonds of the follow
ing Railroads. Cities Counties. sc are paya L. IN July
nj the o., e.. Oi sI.,~LOM, LANIElk g. co. y Pine 81.
Pr ~ 81 RG il. FORT WAYNE AID CHICAGO FIRST
AND SLCOSD MORIGAGLS AND CONSTITUTIONS
BONDS. ... . ..,..
ALI.EGlIENY VALLEY r. Il. : 10 PER Ci;NTH.
CIAtINNArL HAMl!c0% AZ DlEplANApci:i us X H
NsND y u DCHICAtO H. r.
DAYTON AND MlChfGAN T.. Il.
MASs'IILOH A&D CIENEL MD r. r. GOLD.
lNDiANArOLIS CITY, iND.
ALLEGlI. I.NY CITY, PA CpMPR0MiSH BCNDS.
WHEELING CITY, VIZ VA. COMPROMISE LONDS.
TERRE IAUIE CITY, INDiAAA . ~ = -
sClOrO COUNTY. OHIO PER CENT AND PER
CENT BONDS
JACKSON COUNTY, ONO.
DAWSON COUNTY. NEBRASKA.
TOWN or HAHMAIl, ONiO.
TOWN OF DANNILI.E, IND
INDIANAPOLIS, ~ d., WATER WORKS, GOLD.
INDIASAIOLIS. IND, CAR ca.
And
LOUISIANA STATE NEM CONSOLIDATED BONDS.
Also, tie fnl wing d.yL,nas On Sto' As:
PTTTSRT EGIl, FORT WAY NJ AID CHICAGO
SIECihi. GU I,ASILED
P.IISBJ HGIi, FORT WAYNE AND CHICAGO GUAR
AkTEED Oh tue bt. int
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01

VII. uo CLOSED IN sf and r,opIoI tIe ltl
Diyilcn IS ht Tea. ter Nj Dr ~ gllr.rv.
DiAhLi~ *. ANrl:lTi, Treasurer.
hlViDEND-rhc PATERSON AND RAM
~ APO RAILROAD COMPANY ta,e this dag dee trrl a
DiNiDENDuf THREE AnD \ HALF PR lNr upon
ir capital s"cl. paya on the Second dv * Juy
the onice Of Rogers ioconov. ant MIcinr Works 4i
kNcinecIlace. New YORK, anl day By the SUI.
scTibrT al Pat,r
Dated, June 81, lS1J. JOHN HOPPER. Tfoasur,r
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01
Diui0cn0 Notices.


MANUTACrgErrs' ANp ME:cHANIs' BAEy.l
MN AOKh, Jane = !-f'.
4 SENI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF THREE
- AND ONEiIALF (}+O rI.it ENI. free of taxes, "
be- PAID and July Until when te transfer bpoAs viii
TEN. "A closed. Iiti'l. u. W AHfl.N, 'dAlitl.
CEtr A. tN.HoAp c1Nr,yY o. NEW JEr-Ey,{
Ilg liHC az ~. NEW NOtg. June -, 1919.
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF TWO AND
"a s HALE Vlt Cent is declared, Ia yabs on au! after
Iu. Jr,y 90 The trt tsfI buIks Will b ctDsc from
WcIAc.,Lty, tlo th inst. 10 nil.dY ti,e - yr,t
SAMUEL KNOX, Treasurer.
THEMAS's TgUsr GsrnVcE CoNrAyy,
oo. 20! N"AtA,.t t-Iiir, u oo"L1S,.
4 SFMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of SIX (G)
Ia Company. pay able asii u. rJ IS /. i*75.
J.. h. WOOD. Assistant secretary
DOWERY NATIONAL BANK.
~ Capital. $1,000. >nTlns, 500 600
NEW. y . .R- iune . 80.
DIVIDES Of SIX PER cEN r. free p aX has inns day
been drc.t. -. pay abe on ami afer Jily !, lS7J.
Tie transfer DooAs viii closed unli rst lroyimo.
L. EAMlLION, Cashier.
CAROLINA CENTRAL RAILWAY COM
" PAN Y.e coupons due Jnr !, l-5, viii be paid IN god
~ the oil oI the Treasurer, 1 Broad IT.
coupons CONNECTICUT VALLEY RAIL
- hpAp { ,MFANN, due JULY !, 10 pay ya.ne az
AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANN.
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK, NEw-
" TuKg. Jurc 20, lSsj-A plNIDEED" Il FNUI 90 PR
drcarS payable oa to 9Th lroAno TIE rinsfr hooSs i'll
be- clos 81 anal that daie. &. T. IlNP~oN, cashier
N0MMONWEALTu OF NlRCINIA-The
X past Coupous ani hose due Juy st, si, OF the
Cons,hl,d Eoads VIRGINIA, bought at bt mark, price
or to tr c,slI and tnrd interest scrip given ais, the
oil unlnndr, Bonds. collected b. JOHN B MANNING, 75
IiuaiWay.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01
o.FTg o2 Tur Cryrev P1,iilr ?. ln.!C,or}

Gfff oH rif'f 4NfR'' FNINI y f''-'T
70 Na,Aii-st.. ~ ~ oa6, Jnno -, 40. ,
TIE COUtONS Of the FlRSI MOI AGh ~.
I HDNDS Of the Central Pacific Railroad CNmn1lY the
Western I,cic ailrpi Company, and the C1 orua and
OREGON Ialg ad Company dlf July 1870 WI Lo lhd ih
c, at "a o c. of Fi~ HATCH. No. . Nlsl ~ iodrs
PRESENTING ~ ar more viii leave them for eN mimi
no. ia .Ll,i 900 receipt bo and n4yE bi nlto
on h. folrniug dav. c. =. 1T rTi NGiGN, y. fr'st,
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01

STNIE TNFA1 HIS 'FfI.
TAfLAItsaL", ia, Junc y, -. y
TIVE COUPONS cf the STATE OF FLORIDA
eN pr cont G0ld Bonds IL 1873 falling due ilg |,
lo75. viii be paid at the lniori,r and Trader National
Bank New. iu city, from tle ifst 20 thc tenth ploNmo
ca =. ~. FOSTER ~.atc Treasurer, florida.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01

iar ATLANTIC ASD Pacific ENlr7to CorrtNY}
"a. 3 BRoApsr, NEW- 70, <, ,Juul 2S. 1919.
TEyUE regular OUARTnRLI DiElDtND Of
ONE AND OIL eii-t Il - Ii.t C-,. on tA9 t
clnitg nck - the Pacific HAlLE Nd to Nsso'ill ""
be- l az he OAire Atlantic and pacinc lSairad Com
itig on ~. 20 b. serci"lcrs Of Ircar juno o. .ie
fi. r uons VIII be clJsl Jane 3D u rr1prnrd on iry
Il. tAlNlON y. tiNh, treasurer,
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01
Gauinss Banks.

DEOPLE's SAVINGS BANK, 301 Third.
ave. corner Of Twenty third ~. SIX PEE GENT inter
est all sums The usual sem, annna ntre.t 90 an ssns
JULY 20. Money deposited ON OR BEFORE July 40
W." '''" '"'''S' ''' cifARIEs T. RODGERS, President
Ir..
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01

EEw.YoGk EA1oEAE EXCHANGE BANH,}
Ni,y.l l' =, Iue -, 1873.
JNHE President and Directors ct the Nf.N
4 York %ATTONAL EXCL ANGE BANK nave this gay
drc!arada a DlViDESD OF THREE AAD ONE HALF ffK
tT fl4 tr current months, rec from iaE, daDc 10
IA. sioc aAol,ra and al,or Ill II DAi,JuJ iNt
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01

TENUE NATIONAL PARk BANK,
! ',fW.YO *. Jure u, 1879.
ll BEARD Of Director - h's have this day drclada
s. ann al diVi t OF SIX 90 PER CEN l. NJ o. al '@~'
i,c tt,.ler bo,.s viii remain cloa.i artl that date
Inv ''''@'N j. h. WORTH, Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01
yco c,,v-schooncr Madison Holmes.
GENERAL MAKKET REPORT.

81. JOIN y. T.-SCIOINrf CsTA
(,cfsc y ....... ? rlG II 'uT bb!s.............
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-29
DIED.

C0OPER-On Monday morning, December ?7ti,
1875, at "a O'clock, WILLIAM COOPER aged "
years, 5Rl0llhs and days.
Funeral from bis late residence, No. 2ilO EOH
street, on Wednesday morning, December Goth, at
O'clock. Friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend, Intement at New Catholic
Cemetery. RuleS Of the Catholic Church strictly
adhered to,
his residence on Main street,
on Tuesday morning, December 2sth, 1870 Of
congestion u the brain, SAMUEL McCLRLLAH'
His funeral will take place on ThurSday after
noon, the 9Oth Inst. at two O'Clock. The friends Of
the family arc respectfully invited to attend.
MOFFAT-At his residence, No, u Sixteenth
street, Wheeling, w, Va, ut 9P.M Monday, DE-
cGmbGr 9Th, 1915, Rev. JonN MoTFAT, In The
Goth year Of his age.
The funeral will take place on Wednesday, 10Th
Inst, at IL o'clock =. NJ, from the Second Presby-
terrain Church. The body will be removed to the
church at 70 NJ. aud can DO seen by friends until
the hour for the funeral Services will begin
promptly at II O'OlOek. InteTmCat at Greenwood
Cemetery,
SMITH-On Tuesday morning, December 18th
1878 at ~ o'clock, JOlN X. sNrTlI, aged o. years
months and II days,
Funeral from tho residence Of MT. Jacob Hull
No. HOS ChApllnG street, on Wednesday morning
at 10 o'clock Friends Of the family are respect
fully Invited to attend, IR;erRent at The PeRnsu'
lar Cemetery.
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bar has gone down in that city to S5l to
S53 a ton. Eastern trade is thereby
about shut of from New York mer-
chants. The market for steel rails is
low, but more buoyant on account OF re-
cent large transactions. 1t Is now Hade
public that the Pennsylvania Railroad
has contracted for $1,000 tons Of Besse.
mer steel rails at the uniform price oil 500
cash at the mill, The order was distrib-
uted among different mills. Last Satur'
day the Erie Railroad gave an order to
the Pennsylvania Steel Company for
5000 tons Of steel rails, the price under,
stood to be sos at mill or SG7,4S delivered
at Jersey City. The contract calls for the
delivery Of 1000 tons a month. Other
large transactions are said to be pend.
ing. We quote steel rails at 500 to S61
at works, and iron Si5 to SiS at works.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-29

AsrHE Cincinnati Enquirer is the abest
and most persistent OF the newspaper ad.
vocates OF imitation and unlimited green
backs, toIcrably fair idea of the average
Of the intelligence which dictates such Il
policy may be gained from the Enquirer,
assertion that $50 far as the grecnback
has been allowed fair play with gold, 1t
has been equal in value TO it, In all in
ternal trade agreenback dollar would buy
as much as gold dollar would, il We
had It in its place" To put it in
plain terms, the Eaqaircr ventures to say
thata purchaser may 50 to market or into
a store with gold dollar in one hand
and grcenback in the other and pur-
chase equally with the specie and the pa
per. The very assertion is the purcst
nonsense Of the world, Ii the editor Of
the Enquirer is so fortunate as to have a
hundred dollars in gold in his possession
he ought, on his own theory, to be per-
fectly willing to exchange it for the same
amount in greenbacks, lie might loose
thirteen or fourteen dollars on the trans
action, but that should be nothing to n
man DESTROYS Of proving his faith by his
works.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-29
The Eastern PIG Metal Market

lne EASTERN ZIG Metal MARX q.
The condition of the pig iron trade and
manufacture il thus reviewed by Tie
New York Office Of the American mani
facIurcr: There has been lulI in The
market during week past, and scarcely
any dealer we have met has any actual
sale to report. This Quietudc, following
the considerable sales noted recently, Is
ominous, and indicates q general opinion
among consumers that bottom prices have
not yet been reached. Should further
decline take place before spring, il must
result in disaster, perhaps ruin to some
furnaces now making iron. Those favor.
ably located and possessing marked adj.
vanlages may be able to meet further
reduction without loss. Iron has for
some time been selling here, freight free,
at from 81 to 81 per ton less than In Pitts.
burgh for the same grades. This state Of
the market has no doubt been caused
more by strife among the leading com.
panes than by the paucity Of orders.
The strife continues, and consumers will
Of course take advantage thereof. Oil7
furnaces on the banks Of the Hudson, 10
Of them are now blowing, two Of them on
lIcssemer pig, The only anthracite furnace
in New England lat stockbridge, Mass. IL
out Of blast. Every furnace in New Jcr.
scy that makes pig.iron for market IL
now out Of blast, and stocks, as far as we
can learn, have almost disappeared.
Prices remain as before, $23 for No. /,
$50 for No. 2, $50 for gray forge, and SIS
for white and notified, all for the best
brands. Store prices for refined bars have
declined another shade. The quotation
il now $50 ton. 1t costs merchants
Sj3.Gi per ton to place refined bar in
store from Pennsylvania mills. In con.
sequence Of local competition between
two houses in Boston, the price Of refined
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Nett receipt .......,..."....".". 1881 IS
The Sisters also return thanks to the merchants
and public generally for their liberal contributions
and support. Among many articles loo numerous
70 rarlICnlarlEo, We desire 10 mention large cook
Ing stove with fixtures by Messrs. Joseph Bell 4
Co, marble top table by MeAsrs. Mcndul Booth
4 Co., a marble top table by Mr.. Kennedy friend,
q barrel Of -four by Mr.. N. Reilly, do by MeSsfS
Sptidel d Wat9rh0use, travelling trunk by Mr.
Wilhelm and elegant drop light by Mr. Elton,
plaled.waro by Messrs HenneSen Bates d Co. and
=. ]. Brown Co. 4 beautiful yet Of toy furniture
by Mr. James u, Russell, The elegant supper H..
bic wns entirely furnished by donations Mrs Beck
was the kind donor Of barrel Of apples 10 The Dr..
phans, and MpssrA BOslCy a Feeny furnished their
usual bOuntlfOl supply Of nuts and candles for the
Christmas feast.
May tue reward Of all their benefactOrS lie 4
thousand fold.
AsulIicent number Of tickets for the Gold Watch
not having been disposed Of, II Is held over TO 4
future day, Of which due notice will 10 given.
WHEELING HOsrITAL AND ORPHAN ASYLUM,
December %, 1878. dCc29
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-29
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 20, 1873.
The national banks Of New York City

The national banks Of New York City
have an aggregate capital OF 100000,
and surplus capital Of S32,6sf,SOO. In
several instances the surplus exceeds the
capital stock. In this respect the famous
Chemical Bank heads the list, its capital
being but 100000, whilst its surplus is
S3,2l9,S0O. The City Bank, with 81 ,OOO,-
900 capital, has sl,5i5,SOO surplus. The
Bank Of Commerce has capital Of SlO,-
100000 and surplus OF S3,3iO,SOO, and
the Mercantile Bank, with 81 100000 cap
itaI, has over 100000 surplus,
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n
The Sisters Of 81. Joseph return their heartfelt
thanks TO the Ladies' who carried on the Orphans
Festival with such success
Th9 returns arc as fOll0Ws:
Fancy TRblS-By Miss Helen and Mrs. Geo.
Reilly, assisted by Mrs. G. J. Carney and
Mrs, X. T. SIe3 o.
81. AlphOnSus Table-By Ms. NOiO, Mrs,
wager and Mrs Oli",...,",..",...,..,,,,., 800 CO
Belmont TRble-By Mrs. FaFrel, Mira Ar.
Gusia IIandlan NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 2as O5
81: PaIhek's Table-By Mrs. +. Moran and
Mrs BRADY ...,r'....""".",", i6i %
Supper TablC-By Mrs. GrublGr, Mrs Stein.
metz, Mrs. VOgler, Mrs. Carenbauer and
Mrs, Anl......,a.....................".... 2c4 OF
Tickets sold previously. Of 10
" at dOOr".".........",""..,, 1850
TOtll rccel pts".,.,...". 49, %
General expenses counterfeit money, &C.. ZOOS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-29
For President OF tic United
states, Hon. W. r. Whitley, OF
West virginia.

Editors Of the Intelligsnccri
Why Is it that in the various nominu.
lions that have been made for the Presi.
dency Of the United States, the namc Of
our distinguished citizen, the Hon. Wait.
man I. Wiley, Of Morgantown, West
Virginia, has never been mentioncd2 As
you are we'll aware, there il no man in
estate who would iill that position with
greater honor than Mr.. Wiley. lie Is a
statesman and Christian gentleman-a
man Of strength and influence throughout
West Virginia, MANY FRtENns.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-29
Arrival and Departure Of Malls.


NAILS DUE A., n. MAILS CIOsR Al
River, Wells'g and Steub ,,.b00
COlumbus. I0b5 Wells, TO Wig Way..b00
Cincinnati 1885 Wells, 10 ClOve. way, 300
Indianapolis Wells. to Pitts. way 800
Louisville ..""........ 1858 Panhandle way WeSt600
Toledo, Chicago. 1888 New York, PhilA"..500
Hempdeld, gentn..,7i4Ol Wing to halt way...GS0
Balt, Wash, D. C.,..9;00I Bait and Wash, D.C..d9O
New York and Phll.D:00 Evansville, Camb'ge-1:0O
Graf. and Gin. RPO.0:O0l Cambridge BuS""..7S0
MOrriStOwn Way,""l 1000 CadII Hack.".."".... 1:30
Mt. PleaAnt...".".-ll:OOW Washington, Pa.."...I26
Barnsy'le, Camb'ge. 1885 ClaTk SbIFg Park .S36
Bealre....p, .,.,,.".l065 Wig and Wells wRyl0l 70
West Liberty. CleVe 4 10
,. New York, Phlla",.l0l 10
Pittsburgh. River Mall .,"....".l0i30
Penn. Cen. H. PO".l2:l6 Wig L Chi'go Il. PO..I:00
Baltimore. 90 Zanes. IndlRnapO s..,"100
N, Y. and Phila."..8:00 Chicago ClnCinnatln7:0O
BenwOod ..."".."..""S:0Os 81, LOuIs, COlumbua.7:OO
PaTkeTsbuFg" "..,'",B'0Ol r. y.
RyersOn'B Sta. way..i8O West Liberty ...",."r 1880
WatlinBtOnI fa'""''A;luI MI. PleaAant.''".'''EUU
CadlL way"."",."..6;0Ol MorTlItoWn way....."200
BellalTe, 81, LOusn,.63ol tallaife,, .,.,m",IO0
Newark, Dayton...,.G86l IIOmphell genta.r,.4:0O
ChItago".... .,.""..I6S6 New York, Plrila.""i5
lndianApO ,635l indianapolis"
CleyO, 4 Wells. way $50 Zanesyille st. LOuls,4b6
n. Y, Plttsbnrgh.,..6aOl Cleveland, Chicago. i65
Seubenyllle 81, LOuS, Dayton,".Abb
WellSbuTg. Newark Columbus .4:66
Cambridge Way........6S0 Louisville, Cincinll."4:@
Hali., wash, u. C,...63o New iOfk"...'",.''4:01
Graft. 70 wig ag'L-ll:lO Warrington. D. C....4;65
GAINESVILLE. "....,.,...,... baltimore 90
q. W. 4 Y. WaH--,.--.a.l Cumberland" ."..'".i;bO
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

slOubenVille ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SOS y. nj
departs 500 p m, This tnin during the day paSse',
BelAlre, stopping when required At Sherman HOUSE,
West Wheeling and Gravel Hill.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WANTED-A SITUATION
by an experienced BOOkkecpsr and Correspond
Cnt In Wholesale or Manufacturing sstAhlishmeni
or Bank in Wheeling. Can give lest city refer
eucrs Address C. W. NJ, city dsGl0'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-29

For SALE
viii sell the property Of Mr.. E, L, Pratt,
In two pieces or the whole, to suit purCha.
sers, situated on South broadway street,
Wheeling Island, west side, below $. T.
Hlldreth, Size Of lot 60xl20, with the
house built on the north half the lot; house
containg six rooms and kitchen and all
necessary outbuildings, with gas pipes
throughout the house, just new and conf
plete. Terms easy. For particulars In.
Quire Of JAS. G. HERVEY,
AucliOneer and Real Estate Agent,
No. 1916 Market street,
deC20 Wheeling, W. Va.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-24
A Sensation.

When there is an elopement, guilty parties
overtaken, revenge in prospect, repentance,
etc, everybody is interested and excited,
They had such an one up at Aurora,
Monday evening, thusly: Two months
ago Mrs, Frank Juneau, of Sterling, Ills.
eloped with "handsomer man" than her
Frank, and took along her little girl.
Where they went, no one knew, The
wronged husband searched in vain. No
clew came to him of his stolen baby-girl
and his doubly lost wife. But there comes
climax to every play, 1t came to Mr..
Juneau, at Mendoza, Monday night. He was
sitting at the St. james hotel table, when
whom should he see come tripping into the
room but his little girl. "Oh, papa, ex
claimed she. clasping him about the neck,
'oh, papa-mamma is here!' And sure
enough she was, boarding in that house
with her guilty paramour as man and wife
Over the discovery the hotel was disturbed
all night, and the rumors came pourlns
out this morning; rumors OF a mar
escaping through the back alley to avoid
desperate husband -rumors of weak
and weeping womaa-rumors OF sterr
and relentless man holding to his child
and pushing away its sinful mother. This
is why Mendoza is wild-why she tremble
with excitement. And she rather SEEM
to enjoy tits such choice bit for tn
gossipy element of the human mind.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-24
New rirm---The Coal Trade.

The superior advantages of Rock Island
as commercial point are daily proven by
the rapid increase of its business and the
number of new mercantile firms locating
here. Alive to this fact, Messrs. }. IL
Baker & Co., coal miners, of Cleveland,
have opened a coal yard on the levee east
OF Eagle St., and will keep large stock of
the celebrated Cleveland coal constantly
on hand. The coal is Of the same quality
as that sold in this city several years ago
by Capt. Robinson and B. J. Perrin, and
which gave such general satisfaction 70
consumers, The firm Of j. II. Baker d
Co, of Cleveland, is composed of J. II.
Baker and IT. E. Hamilton, men well
known in this community, who will do their
utmost to merit public patronage. The
business 10 Rock Island will be managed
by B, j. Perrin. who will be the sole agent
for the celebrated Cleveland coal, The
new firm intend keeping large supply on
hand, and will endeavor to meet the re-
uuircments OF the trade promptly, and at
lowest market rates. The business is an
important one in this vicinity, and where
the quality of fuel is good, cannot fail to
prove profitable to the firm as well as Civ
ing satisfaction to consumers. See adver-
tisement, in this paper.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-24
Cardinal McCloskey.

The New York World of Monday, says:
Cardinal McCloskey sailedon Sunday the
I4th inst, and is due here about Wednes
day. He has received many distinguished
courtesles, public and private, abroad, and
his personal friends and prominent mem
oers of his flock meditated giving him, on
his arrival. public reception in which the
charitable. temperance and other Catholic
associations of New York, Brooklyn and
vicinity we're to be invited to join. 1t was
finally decided, however, that demon
straticn of this character would be dis
tasteful to the Cardinal, who, after the
iatigues of his voyage, will naturally seek
for rest and qpiet. Wears General Pres
ton and Quinn will be warned by tele
graph of the approach of the steamer, and
with a few immediate friends will be ready
to welcome the Cardinal and accompany
him to his residence on Madison avenue
The reception will be entirely informal"