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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-18

Tho Mallie Ragon was the Parkers'
burg packet yesterday morning. The
Science will leave for that point this
morning. &c.,
The Hornbrook went 70 Pittsburgh yes.
terday with tow.
The steamers Phaeton, o'Neal, Bar.
nard and Comfort are running regularly,
The Tempest left for New Martinsyille
yesterday. -.
Business about the landing remains in
active. Therc..ls no prospect OF an i'm
proyen,ent before. cooler weather.
Eli. Williamson and Geo. Hughes are
the Exchanges pilots.
The new boat built at Madison for the
Pittsburgh and 81. Louis trade will have
tho engines Of the old Allegheny Belle.
The steamer Scout WAS due from Pitts
burgh last night :.
Tie Granite State Is due from Pittsburgh
to-day, en- route for Portsmouth,.
The Exchange is en- route from Gin
cinnati 10 Pittsburgh. a
lBY Telegraph
PrrsBuRGu, August 17.-River 2 feet
5 inches and falling. Weather cloudy
and warm. ...-
CINCINNATI, August 17.-River 10 feet
z inches, rising. Arriyed-Andes and
Glasgow, Wheeling. Passed up-Fear-
less and tow from 81. Louis, to Wheeling;
E. N. Norton, Ironton.. u
LOUISVILLE, August 17.-River rising,
with s feet 10 inches in the canal. Warm
and raining. Arrived-Cons. Millar,
Cincinnati; Vint, Shinkle, Memphis; Gay.
lord, Hanging Rock; Bower, Nashville.
Departed-Millar, Memphis; Shlnkle,
Cincinnati; Gaylord, Hanging Rock
Bower, Pomeroy. L..
EAGNsyrLLE, Aug. 17.-Riyer u feet
and falling. Weather cloudy ard rainy.
Up-Lizzie Gardner, Maggie Smith, Ar
kansas Belle and Grey Eagle. business
dull.
CAIRO, August 17.-Arrived--Yeage
from New, Orleans; Hillman, from Nash
willie; Arrow, from the South; Alice,
from New Orleans. Departed-Yeagcr,
D. Van Buskirk, Arrow and Alice, for
ST. Louis, River .1G feet and falling.
Weather cloudy; heavy rain; mercury
MExrHs, August 17.-River rose one
inch and stands at II feet 8 inches.
Weather clear; maximum Thermometer
94'. Arriyed-PSrker, Cincinnati. De-
parted-Mattie Moore, Atlantic and
barges, New. Orleans.= m..
NV oRLIANs August 17.-No arri-
walls or departures Weather clear and
warm. al t.nI.
VIcKsBuRe, August H. Weather
warm and cloudy. No bOaA up. Down
Cherokee. -, . Tr
LITTLE Rock, August l7.--Weather
hot; mercury 97'' River 4..ieet 2 inches
and stationary.
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New York.

NEw YORK, August 17.-Cotton-Fm
at l25sc, Flour-Firn; No. 2 50 75aS %;
superiine western and State S. coal 20;
common to good 81 2Oa4 60; good to choice
"a 65a5 10; white wheat extra S. 10a7 Is;
extra Ohio 81 3Oa7 rs; st. Louis S. 76aS 90.
Wheat-In moderate demand; white Mich
ican uncraled 81 10; amber Tennessee new
81 90. No. l Milwaukee, 81 GOAL w store
9Oc. Rye-Quiet and unchanged. Barley
and Mat-Nominal. Corn Scarcity OF
prime checks business; western mixed hot
and warm 53a55c; steam graded 56a59. Oats
Fairly active; western mixed aud State
Soa43c. Haya lIops-Unchanged. Coffee
Firm mud unchanged. Sugar-Qulet;
fair 10 good refining Oa9Ac; prime SIC.
MolaRseS and RicGl-Dull. Whisky-Un-
settled at 81 l2al 12H. -s
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RESTRICTIONS ,IAnoEED ON THB ELM
Grove RAnwAY!-The Committee on
Restrictions, 10 whom was referred by
the Board Of Commissioners of Ohio
county the matter Of restriction in grant
ing the right Of way across the Peninsu.
lar bridge and along and over various
county roads 10 the Elm Grove Railway
Company, held meeting at Justice
schult2S office, in South Wheeling, yes.
terday morning. The Board Of Direct.
ors Of tie company were preAent at the
meeting.
After careful consideration the com.
mittee imposed upon the railway com.
pany tho following restrictions, in con-
nection with the right Of way granted to
said company bya majority vote OF tue
Boarh : = , :
III. That when thesaid railway com.
pany is laying down It's road or in repair
ing the same, or on any other occasion,
shall take up,or iniure the roads or
grounds Of the county; the same shall be
relaid and repaired TO the satisfaction Of
the county, At the expense oil the said
railway company; anu lnat ne S"!u
railway company shall and will keep in
good repair that part Of the roads or
grounds Of the said county on which its
railway or track Is located, and which ID
between the rails Of the track; and also
shall and will at all times make, lay and
maintain its tracks and the rails thereof
on a level with the surface or plane OF
the streets.
ID. The said Elm Grove railway
company shall make all necessary changes
at their own expense TO the Peninsula
bridge in crossing the same, and shall al
all times keep the same in thorough re.
pair between the rails; and that the speed
Of locomotives shall not exceed three miles
per hour on said bridge; that the rail to
be used shall be 4 rail and laid or
one side Of the bridge, and in no case in
the centre. =.
81. That the railway company shall
DO responsible to Ohio county for al
damages from accidents 10 persons OF
property from any neglect Of said rail
way company on the said bridge.
The committee will report the above to
the Board at the meeting this morning
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MEETING AT DEMOCRATIC HEADQUAR-
rERs.-"Come to the front and organize !"
shouted the Register with double-leaded
distinctness in its edition yesterday morn.
ing. The invitation wss answered, and
by dint Of beating Of drums and blowing
OF horns the Democratic headquarters on
Main street last evening were pretty well
filed with an audience OF couple OF
hundred. Mr.. w, L. Hearn, President
Of the Central Club, called the meeting
to order and occupied the chair. The
first part of the evening was spent in a
harmless display OF parliamentary knowl.
edge, made necessary by the smallness OF
the membership. By a heroic effort. the
club succeeded in flinging to the breeze
that never blushing and overwhelming
cheeky title, "The Tilden, Hendricks and
Reform Club Of Ohio county"
In the dusk, which the one lamp hard
ly relieved, John o. Pendleton, the gal
liant leader ofSlippery Sans cohorts, sat
down on an empty nail key, and unused
the moments away What visions Of
past defeat, OF present struggle and Of
future hope fitted over his soul at that
moment, no one can know. No line or
mark OF his deep musings swept over
his corrugated brow. Finally John was
called upon, and spakc. He spoke Of
the Belknaps, the Babcocks, the vam-
pyres, the Cmsars, and other things which
he has made familiar TO the Panhandle
public. 2
But lol the conquering hero comes,
and his name il is Kimberly, given name
Philo. He said 1t was his maiden
speech, which everybody knew before
be opened his mouth. He had spent
months in laborious preparation to an
swer speech made by Hon. @. D. Hub
bard some twenty-five or thirty years
ago. Philo's hobby Is free trade. He de-
nounced protection, and declared that he
would stump Ohio county with any one
on that issue. His efforts to.render HIM
selfin Ineligible language were really
painful, and the crowd felt relieved when
he discovered that he had nothing more
to say and took his seat.
Then followed Robert Simpson and
VIM. L., Hearn. II il unnecessary to
attempt h synopsis Of theirspeeches. The
hard and soft, free trade and protection
policy Of the party was fairly illustrated
in the perfect harmony in the views Of
Mcssrs. Hearn and Kimberly. But by
a sort OF instructive understanding, ques-
tons likely to involve the brethrenlwere
entirely ignored, except in the case Of the
irrcpressible Kimberly. ...r
Brother Boring.was there, beating a
tenot drum, but his claims TO public
recognition, as usual, were forgotten.
There were cries for Hans Good, ALI.
Caldwell and James speyer, but these
gentlemen did not feel moved to say any.
thing. Kenna, candidate for Congress
from the Third district, was In town, but
did not put in an appearance as prom
ised---
Alasl the love Of woman II Is known
To bea lovely and fearful thing.
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TILDEN AND HENDRICKS IN South
WHEELING.-An enthusiastic and bois-
ferrous meeting Of the unterritied Eighth
Ward Tilden and Hendricks club was
held in Tapes Hall on Wednesday even
ing. The number present, by actual
count, was twenty-threc. An exciting
speech was delivered by Jonah mot the
one who swallowed the whale) Pickett,
DID man who sells bran, cucumtersI gar.
den sass, &c. Jonah opened out heavily
on questions OF constitutional law, Civil
Service Reform, &c. Tie claims that he
has been reformed as we'll as reconstruct.
ed within the last twelve. years.l At the
close OF this new orators philippe, a
resolution was passed to have 10000
copies OF the speech printed and distrib'
uted as campaign documents at Wegee,
Hog Run, and about' the headwaters
Of Fish Creek. The crowd adjourned to
the bar.room below, where plentiful
supply. Of bad whisky and stale beer
was furnished-at the expense Of a
prominent candidate for a county office.
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BASE BA1t.-TheAllesheny and Stand
ard clubs played at the Fair Grounds
Yesterday one OF the finest games OF ball
that has ever been witnessed here. About
400 spectators attended the contest, and
a great deal Of enthusiasm was manifest
ed at the fine playing on both sides
Robinson played centre field in manner
never eQualed in this city, either by n
home or foreign club; his splendid throw
from the out.feld home after n good fly
catch, resulting in the disposal Of Quest
by Sommers, was the best thing that ever
took place on the grounds. johnson
Barkley and Glasscock, and the remain
der OF the Standards, played very well
For the visitors, Nelson, Wilkinson and
Lane carried of the hOnors. The score
we give below: go, III
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SENSIBLE ADv1oE.-You are asked
every day through the columns Of news
papers and by your druggist to use some
thing for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
that You know nothing about, and you get
discouraged spending money with but
little success. Now to give you salts
factory proof u that Green's August
Flower will cure you Of Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint with all It's effects; such
as Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Habit:
nal Costiveness, palpitatioH'of the Heart,
Heartburn, Water-brash,, coming up OF
food after eating, low spirits, &c, We ask
you to go to your druggist and get a
Sample Bottle Of Green's August Flower
for. 10 cents and try ii, or a Regular Size
for rs cents. Two doses will cure yon.
Wholesale agents, Logan, List & Co., and
Laughlin Bros. & Co. eod&w.
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'CtNcNvATT, August 17.-Cottop-Firn
ut Tx. Flour-Quiet and firm. Wheat
Dali; white 81 GOAL l9. Corn-Firm at
ACC. Oats-Dull at 30a42c. Rye-Stcady
ut 57a5sc. Barley-Dulf Mt S0aS7c, Pork
Steady; sales at $l7 30. Lard-Dull;
steam $iO GOa1O 70; kettle l2al9hc. Bulk
Enthusiastically; shoulders 69sc; clear rib
SIC; clear Sac. Bacon-Dull at 7Na93Sa
1O5Sc. Butter-Dull and nominal. Whisky
Steady at 81 10. :
HoGs-Steady; common S. 75a6 90; fair
To good light 50 0Oa6 81; heavy S. 05aG 37ll;;
the latter for choice butchers,
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Cry pERsoNAIs.-Maj. Thos. H. Nor
ton lectures in the Opera House tonight
upon "The Wild Warriors Of the yell
low Stone" a., :
The "Immortal ]. N" is now an in
mate Of an insane asylum at Toledo.
Messrs. J. +. Faris and Cecil lsobinson
Of this city, are at the Ebbitt House
Washington City.
The George Elliotl.swho was before the
police court Wednesday morning ia moi
The wheelright OF that name who resides
in the Sixth Ward.
MIR. Will. Hedrick, whose illness We
noted II few days ago, has returned to his
duties in tho. office Of the Secretary oil
State. ..-...... ......
Mrs. G. W. Merchant and daughter
Mrs. Benz Higgins, left yesterday upon q
visit TO their old home in Eastern Vir'
gihia.
Tommy Cockayne furnished the music
for a grand bali at Moundsvilie last
night.
Mr.. A. Reymann, wife and daughter,
and Mr.. S. Keim and wife left for tue
Centennial yesterday, ~.
J. II. slallman, Esq, the merchant
tailor, left for the East yesterday.
Mr.. James Speyer has returned from
an extensive Eastern trip.
Miss Hattie DiehI, OF Woodstield, Ohio
well known in this city. will sail for
Liepsic, Germany, in a few days.
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AIIeghenyCattlc.

EAST LIBERTY; August 17.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts to-day 4i9 head, or 10 cars Of through
and "A cars Of yard: Total for three days
2,7ss head. Every thing sold out, except
the seven cars mentioned above; as no
buyers arc on hand they will so on, two OF
naiiyesand five of Texas. Very little BUSH
ness done to-day. Best S. 0Oa5 go; medium
to good 81 sad 90; common to fair s. Boa
4 Is.
Hoos-Reccipts to-day 5000 head total
for three days $50 head. Workers So Goa
6 40; Philadclpliias So G0a6 rs.
SHEEp-Receipts to-day 1900 head; total
for three days 1t,l0O head. Selling Mt
So 75a5 25.
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, CHICAGO, August H. Flour Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Fairly active and
prices . shade higher; No. 2 Chicago
spring S5I4c spot; SSasskc September:
S1JGc October; No. 3 do 751Ec; rejected
Clad Hc. Corn-Steady; No. ., 44ssc spot;
44Nc September and October; rejected, Acc.
Oats-Firm; No. 2, sic spot; 5lhc Septcm.
Der; rejected 25a26c. Kye-S Steady at ga
53c. Barley-Stcady and unchanged. Pork
Dull and weak and lower at $l7 20 spot
and iSeptenber; SIC So the year. Lard
Dull al $40 40 spot; $40 AZ 11zai0 80 Septem'
her; 50 80 the year. Bulk Meats-Quiet
and firm; shoulders exc spot. Whisky
Firm nj 81 10,
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DIVISION.
The report was received and placed on

The report was received and placed on
file. % a,-g .. r..:
On motion of Mr.. Wilson, the school
levy for the ensuing year was made 25
cents on the 500.
Mr.. Caldwell moved that the levy for
the building fund be 10 cents on the
800. -,
Dr.. Hupp offered an amendment to the
motion, making the levy II cents on the
500.
A discussion followed, after which the
amendment was voted down and the
original motion adopted.
4 number Of unfmpOrtant bills were
read and referred to appropriate commit
tees.
Mr.. Mcclure moved that an additional
teacher be allowed the D division OF the
Clay district school. The motion was
referred to the Committee on Teachers
and Schools.
Adjourned.
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A cAREEuI weather observer says that
with the exception Of July, 1888, when
the mean temperature was 20 degrees
last month was the hottest July for forty
Ave years, the mean temperature being
"a degrees. The coolest July in that
period was in 1882, when tile mean tenn
peratare was but GA degrees. The mean
temperature Of the late heated term, from
June "a to July 20, was 1913 degrees, and
there are no consecutive days upon record
during which the heat was so intense.
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Jusr received 200 pieces Of Bro. Mus.
lin at 8 cts yard, 800 pieces Dark Cali
Goes att Q, Z and s cts yard. Also
! 900 lbs Of that Superior Southern Car:
pet Chain, at the extremely low price Of
% cts per ID. We have also . large and
complete line Of Carpets, Oil Cloths,
Rugs, Mats, Wall Paper, Window Shades
and Fixtures. Big Bargains In Dress
Goods, at ftp1 JNo, RoENLERs,
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POLICE CouRr-Jadge Ctanmr.-The
following cases were Yesterday morning
examined and disposed Of, -
Robert G. English was fined 81 and
costs for disorderly conduct.
The charge OF disOrderly conduct
against Samuel Robinson, colored, was
dismissed. - 80.
costs for iorestalling the market.
F. W. Baicker, the contractor, was
charged with failing TO take away the
garbage from tho residence Of Thos. F.
owens. He was fined s., but execution
was suspended on payment OF costs.
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IyI7
nRUsrEE'S SALE.

By virtue Of Decl Of Trust made by Reuben :;
Turner and uciIa H., his wife, 10 tho unlerdSnedi
Trustee, dated the Sth day Of October $50, anu
duly rrcnrle among the land records Of OHIO Soun-
", West Virginia, In Deed OF Trust Book No. "
page SIS, will on
SATURDAY, the 1911. day Of ,AaSuat, 1870
Attic front door Of the Court House Of Ohio coun-
", Wet Virginia, commencing AZ 10 oe!Sck 4: ~,
Irceed 10 scll TO Toe highest and hest bidder ne
following described real estate, that Is to sAy: "A
certain peCe or parcel Of ground lying and Gens y
and more particularly described as follows Inc
west half " Of 10! numbered nine W - s9!tr re
Twelfth sttect, between Chapllne and Eou streets,
In aid city Of whccltnS, and being the same Pm
dCSi dated he 9Th day Of August, 1868, and now u
record Ia the Clerks OeiCc Of Ohio County C1af1;
DeeSI from James DalEell aud wife, with all the
buildings and appurtcnanccs theTeunto bclongins;
TRRNs on SILE-Une-i third caih, the balance In
two e,IIISi insalmentS at six and twelve months,
with Interest from day Of sale, with security TO Ia
approved by the Trustee wu p.ury iTru,ts.
WuRELISu July Is, 1884,. tylJ
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davenport.
Boyd.
Kennedy.
s25.Is slal5 l,ss7,m

This corresponds with the total vote Of
the convention, 2,7sl.l4; necessary for a
choice, l.39O.57. Mr.. Davenport there
fore lacked thirty.four votes Of the re.
required number. The story OF tally
sheet being found in which amistake had
been made in the footing, and which upon
being counted gave Mr. Davenport a
majority OF the votes, il rather gauzy, TO
say tie least.
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WHArHE THOUGHT OF TnEM.-A man
who wore a sort Of disguised look stood
in front Of the Democratic headquarters
on Main street yesterday afternoon and
contemplated the portraits Of Tllden and
Hendricks in the windows. "Well," said
he, after long pause, "l'm an nnrecon'
letructed rebel and make no bones OF
saying Pm down on this Government;
I'll agin il four years, and I'd like to have
the Democrats come into power ag'In jist
TO make things lively; but by thunder, ii
them's good picturs Of Tilden and Hen
bricks, you may count me out Ihems
tue wrst ever see. hate the country
pretty bad, but not bad enough 10 put two
such looking cllsses as them over it. No,
Sir ! Sooner'n live in a country that had
two such looking iellers at, the head Of 1t,
I'd go to Egypt and list untsrthe Kay
lleey,n
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HRIMBoLD's BUCHu is still in The re-
NTH OF its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. Helmbold, The cele-
brated medicine is still manufactured at
he laboratory at Philadelphia, and is
tsoldby all respectable druggists. It is
warranted for all diseases OF the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter
feits. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. d&w
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PHILADELPHIA, August 17.-Petrolcum
-Buoyant; refined 1SXc; 'crude l4al4Isc.
Flour-Dull; extra 81 coal 75; Minnesota
family So 25aG Sz1<. Wheat-Dull; red
western 81 0jal 10: amber 81 lSat 90. Rye
Coo. Corn-Yellow 59aGOc: mixed Boa
5Sc. 0ats-Wcstcrn mixed 4Oad3c. Butter
New York and Bradford county extra &c
'a27c; firsts 2ln23c; western extra 2Oa99c;
iirsts False. Eggs-SteAdy; western ut liza
lSc. Whisky-Western 81 IA. ,I..
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TnlednI

TOLEDO, August 17.-Flour-Quiet aud
firm. Wheat-steady; No. 3 white Wa
bash new 81 90; No. white Michigan new
81 1o;:. No. 8 red new 81 Of; rejected rcd
new SOkc; No. . amber Illinois new 81 1SIz.
Corn-Steady; high mixed spot and seller
August 69I<c; seller September SOC; low
mixed 479SC: seller September Axe; no
grade Acc; damaged 40Hc. Oats-Fifm;
No. 9, &c; Michigan SIC; seller September
S2Lc; rejected ~ {c.
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RAI1RoAp travel eastward has been on
the increase within the past few days. A
great many persons are going to the Cen
tennial this month, but 1t il believed a
fortnight hence the number Of individuals
making their way to the city Of Brother.
ly Love will be much larger than at the
present time.
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The movements Of birds and women
have been said TO express the very poetry
Of motion, but we reluctantly concluded
that there must be exceptions. to the rule
upon beholding the gyrations OF young
lady in the B. Il o. depot yesterday, who
was trying to get piece Of apple core
out Of her back teeth with the butt end
OF q match.
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FIFTY pairs Of those fine kid side lace
shoes left. Hurry up il you want TO get
a,pair before they arc all gone, at
l.. V. BLoND's.
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New York Dry Goods.

NEw YORK, August I7.-Thc print mar.
kct was very active and strong with an up.
ward tendency and the supply light in first
hands. Cotton goods in steady but Inoder.
ate request Iat unchanged prices. Cling.
hams, dress goods, shawls, skirts and hO..
siery lin fair demand. Wooden goods n.
thef quiet. Silk goods quiet but firm with
n decided upward look.
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BOARD OF EpucAT1oN.-The Board Of
Education met last night In regular
monthly session. Present st the roll
call: Baird, Caldwell, Ewing, Goering,
Hupp, Hess, Mcclure, Stewart, Schmul-
bach, Todd, Wilson, Wheat G. K.-l2.
The report Of Geo: Q. Black, Collector
for the school district Of Wheeling, for
the year 1875, submitted by the Finance
Committee, was read and placed on file.
The Committee on Accounts, having
examined the accounts referred 70 them,
recommended the payment Of bills ag-
igregating $3.50 81. So ordered.
The Buildings and Grounds Committee
recommended the payment Of bills
amounting to 81, 246 80. The bills were
ordered paid. ,.,8
a teacher in Madison sub-district, and
Miss Emma Anderson as a teacher in the
A division Of the Eighth Ward School,
were confirmed.
The bids for furnishing school sup
plies were referred 10 the Committee on
Accounts. 90.
CENSUS OF THE CITY.
At the" regular meeting in June, two
persons we're appointed TO take the cen
sus OF the city and the enumeration Of
the youth Of the district. The results OF
their labors are set forth in the following
tables:
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ADMINISTRATOR APfo1STEp,-Mrs. Jo-
hanna McHale was yesterday appointed
Administrative of'the estate Of her de.
ceased husband, Myles p. McHale; bond
$500, with John Fituimmons andJohn
Lantry as sureties.
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baltimore.

BALTIMORE, August -Flour-Qulet
and unchanged. Wheat-Dull; red ives.
tern 81 l2a1 Il; amber s. GOAL. 90. Corn
-FirmCr at 69c. oats-Dull ut 30a3Sc.
Rye-Fim dt 55a5sc. CoHee-Stcady at
1i9Ial7Hc. Butter-Firm; westernl7al0c.
WhiskY-Dull at 81 Is. ~
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THE following gentlemen compose the
Executive Committee OF the Hayes and
Wheeler Guards OF the Fifth and Sixth
wards: John r. Hubbard, G. Goodfel.
low, Samuel Swift, Hermann Renner and
Isaac Freese, ar. ,- . 80.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-18

A HORSE attached 10 dray, loaded
with household goods belonging 10 q Mrs.
Reynolds ran of IN East Wheeling yes
tCrday and scattered the load upon the
street, Mr.. Thos. Hogg is the owner Of
the horse anddray.