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FIRE RECORD.

Sr. JOHN, n. B., May l5.-By u fire in
St. Stephens yesterday, Il large number Of
business places on King and Water streets
were destroyed, including the Telegraph
Office, Courier paper office and Watson's
Hotel. Both sides of Water street TO
Shorts ship yard were swept by fire, and
also both sides Of King street from Water
street to Grnmmer'5 house and the New
Brunswick Il Canada Railroad depot.
BosToN, Mass, May lj.-A special 10
the Herald states the losses by the
fire ut St. Stephens, n. D., last evening to
be nearly 100000. About sixty.three
tenements, eleven wharves and two
schooners were burned. Among the
heaviest losers are the New Brunswick d
Canada Railroad Company, depot, ma.
chine shops, wharves and number Of
engines and cars were destroyed. Wat
sons Hotel, n number of valuable
buildings and the ship s. l.. Shipman
were burned. The following are the
heaviest losers: +. II. Todd & Son, store,
wharf lumber and molasses; Western
Union Telegraph Company, c. p. Lovey
" Sons, Grisland planning mill, GonaE,
Bates Il Co., candy and bakery; W. i.
Wetmore, liquors; NJ. Hall, tenements;
Philip Green, store and houses; Branil'
y Tates, estate consisting Of twelve tcnc.
ments; q. W. Forster, livery stable, and
L. c. Goodman, wharf. Wm. johnson ia
reported dead, and five others seriously
wounded by the falling walls.
ST. JOHN, \. B., May lj.-Further
particulars Of the St. Stephens fire show
that it broke out at $50 O'Clock yesterday
in Ganong's stable, near his store, on
Water street. The wind was blowing
heavily from the northwest. The fire
spread quickly aud caught Marks build.
Ing, going from there down to the Watson
House, corner Of King street, and from
there down Water street. About 20
buildings were destroyed and 43 families
burned out, besides the Watson House
and Breen's boarding house. Scarcely
anything was saved from the stores on
Water street, as the goods were burned
after their removal from the bniIding,
Three men from Calais, named Curry,
Buckley and Jackson, were hurt by a
falling chimney, the latter two badly.
STEVENS PoINT, Wis, May l5.-Yes.
terday 4 disastrous fire destroyed Capps
u Co.'S planning mill with the books and
accounts, and badly burned Mr.. Capps.
Five million feet OF lumber in Bosworth
" Relly's lumber yard, one million two
hundred thousand feet in Knox Il Bros,
same amount in L. Whitney, yard, hall
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NEw YoRE, May -Cotton-Firmcr at
10 ll.lGal0 l5-l6c. Flour-Dul and strong,
ly in buyers favor; No. ., S. 5Oa6 10; Su.
periine western and State s. 2Oa7 60; com.
mon to good s. 15a7 20; good to choice s.
95aS o.; white wheat extra IS lOaS 20; fan.
cy SS .5al0 90; extra Ohio s. 75alO 90.
st. Louis s. 00all %; Minnesota patent prO.
cess - OOal2 -. Wheat-Dull and in
buyers favor; scarcely any export demand.
very limited city milling inquiry; inferior
spring 81 45 No. Minnesota spring - 40.
winter red western 81 co: No. . Chicago
spring nOminally 81 20; No. . Milwaukee
81 %. Rye-Morc steady; western 81 Goa
O2. Barley-Scarce and firm. Malt
Quiet but firm. COrn-lowcr and more do.
ing for export home use; mixed unmcr.
charitable o. &c; low mixed Ggc: steam mix.
cd 6gaTO14c. Oats-Dull; western mixed and
State ilaG3c; white western iOaGsc. lIay
and HopS-tnchanged. CoiIee-Dull: Rio
cargoes l64a209ic gold. Sugar-QuiCt hu,
firm; fair TO good refining lOi.al0J.c;
prime lOHc; refined, demand fair and
market firm. MolaSsCS-RcGning frm:
grocery unchanged, with q moderate de-.
mand. Rice--Moderate inquiry. Whisky
Dull at 81 l0IEc asked.
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MINOR TELEGRAMS.

ALBANY, May lj.-Thc application for
n receiver for the Mutual Insurance Co.
has been denied and an examination Or
dcred.
New York, May lj.-The Tobacco
Exchange was opened to-day at 80 Broad
street. For the present only home brands
OF tobacco will be dealt in.
BosroN, May l5.-Gov. Rice has vetoed
the local option bill, principally on the
ground Of existing license. The law hay.
ing been in operation only a year its eAi.
cheney has been but partially tested.
PorTsvGLLE, Pa, May l5.-The fatal
accident at the Wadesville mine was due
to the explosion of fire damp, say the
jury, who censure the owner, inspector
and lessee for not complying with the law
SAN Francisco, May l5.-A Carson,
Nevada, dispatch says: Charles II.
Bryan, cx-Judge OF the Supreme Court of
California, died here to-day while at din.
ner, piece Of meat strangling him.
MERIDIAN, Miss, May l5.-Miss Cor.
nelia Chrisholn, who was wounded in the
kcmper ail'ray, died Of gaugrenc of the
arm, resulting from the lack Of prompt
surgical attention.
RICHMOND, May l5.-Dr. L. S. Baird,
the fugitive Secretary Of the Southern
Presbyterian Committee Of Publication,
has written letter complaining OF unjust
and hasty action Of the Presbytcry that
tried his case.
INDIANAPOLIS, May l5.-The Grand
EncampmCnt 10. o. i. met in scmi.an.
nuAl convention to-day. Reports Of tho
Grand Officers show the numbers of the
Encampments in the State to he l42, and
the membership Of this branch of the or.
der is G,92l.
CLEVELAND, May lj.-A meeting of
vessel owners was held here today. C..
l.. RuSscl and Capt. VIM. Gniles were M.
pointed delcgNtcn to represent the Clcvc.
land owners at the convention to be held
in Detroit tomorrow, for the purp Nsc Of
taking into consideration system in.
speCtion.
OMAHA, May lj.-Brig. Gen. Geo.
Crook arrived here this morning from
Washington. lie was met at the depot
by several thousand citizens, the military,
and II band Of music. lilo was welcomed
by large crowd and speech by the
Mayor There will DO banquet and
ball in hiS honor tonight.
CLEVELAND, May l6.-ln the Sloane.
Farlow case, Judge Prentice Of this city
delivered an opinion yesterday denying
the motion for mn attachment Of the Re.
ccivcr Of the Cincinnati, Saudu.ky &
Cleveland Railroad Company for disobe.
licncC Of the order Of the Judgcs in
Chambcm
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Sinking Of the Steamer SANDY
No, q

BATON ROUGE, May lj.-The steamer
Sandy No. . on coming down, struck n
log about five miles above here last eve.
ming at / o'clock, and soon after com.
menced sinking. The alarm was at once
given, and the passengers rushed to the
upper deck and saved themselves on cot.
ton bales. The yawl was launched and
most OF the women and children were
placed therein and landed safely. The
boat was buoyed up by the cotton and
she iloated down the river with water two
feet in the cabin. When passing here
skilts went out to her and succeeded in
saving the balance Of the passengers and
crew. 1t supposed that three Of the
crew were lost. The boat turned over
and now lies bottom upward five miles
below here. The boat and most Of the
cargo, consisting Of cotton, seed, sugar
and some cattle are total loss. The
passcngers lost everything. The boat'a
papers, books, money and everything in
the Office went down with her.
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ST. LOUIS.
Master McchanIcs' Az.
SOcinIlOn.

ST. Louis, May l5.-The annual con-
yention Of the Railroad Master Mechanics
Association Of the United States, convened
to-day at the Chamber OF Commere build.
ing and were welcomed to the city by
Mayor Overstolz in brief address,
Letters were received from II. NJ, Brit.
ton, President and W. A. Robinson, sec.
ond Vice President, resigning their re.
spective positions, and NJ. f. Chapman,
first Vice President, took the chair. After
the transaction Of some preliminary
business the acceptance Of the designations
Of Messrs. Britton and Robinson and the
making Of them honorary members Of the
Association, the Convention took a recess.
A SLIGHT ALTERCATIoS.
Jas. {. Edwards, Associate Justice Of
the ST. Louis County Court, and Mr.. Jan.
uary, Treasurer Of the county, rot into
an alteration yesterday at the Mt. Olive
House, several miles from the city, where
there had been meeting Of the County
Court, and January assaulted Edwards
with large pocket knife, inhicting
wounds in the arm, shoulder and hand OF
the latter. Edwards then knocked Jan.
uary down, and would have stamped up.
on him but for the interference OF friends.
The affair grew out Of the action Of Ed.
wards in voting against claim Of Janu.
airy for salary as Treasurer. Both are
elderly gentlemen, among the Oldest, best
known, and most respectable men OF St.
Louis county, and have been warm friends
for many years. Edwards would doubt.
less have been killed had he not thrown
his arm in such manner as to receive
Januarys knife, as the blow was aimed
directly at his breast.
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TOLEDO, May l5.--Elour- Dull. Whca
Dull: No. white Michigan s. OS; cxtr,
do 81 II; amber do spot s. Oj; No. = do
81 81; No. red winter spot s. COa2 % y
seller June s. 0j; No. ; red 81 75is. Corr
Weak; high mixed spot SOC seller August
No. 2Spot 6Gc; ;scller May 5GlIc; seller Jun,
66N4c; seller July 5ajsc; seller August GOc
No. | white GOc; No. > do $50; rejected sic,
damaged ijc. Oats-Dull and nominal.
4 +. M.-WheAt-Dull. Com-Closct
lirmCT high mixed spot 5GISc; No. . spo
h5lSc; seller June 5jNc; seller july Is,
h9'.c; seller August 60c; rejected Iic.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, May lj.-Cotton-Quiot NJ
lOssc. FlOur-Dull at IS 75aa 90. Wheat
Dull, weak and lower; red 81 7ja So
Corn-Dull and lower ut 5la5ic. Oats
Duh and lower Mt .llaiSc. Rye-linScttlcd
and lower Rt gJaglc. Barley-Dull and
nominal. Pork - NOminaly unchanged.
Lard-Dull; steam at 81 % bid; 81 81 4 ask,
ed, Bulk McRts-Quiet; shoulders Sc,
short rib 7kc spot; nc buyers June; shorl
clear 7lGA7N-c. BOcon-Dull at GtaSl.a
SIZE. ButtCr-Stcady and unchanged.
Linsccd Oil-Stcaiy at 6Sa7lc. Whisky
Fair demand but at lower rates; 81 OG.
lIOGs-Dull, weak and lower; common
81 5Oai S5; fair to good light 81 9Oaj Is;
butchers S. 2jaj 30; packing s. OOa5 20.
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PmLADELrHIA, May 15.-The General
Council Of the Reformed Episcopal
Church yesterday evening adopted res.
olution declaring the,council to recognize
the propriety Of the Ministers OF the
Church, calling upon any member of the
ParishCouncil or other commitment, to
read the regular service, at such time AZ
they may deem eXpedient.
a resolution was adopted providing
for the extension OF the church into Great
Britain, and authorizing the appointment
OF Bishop.
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SPAIN.

LONDON, May l5.-Thc levy OF con.
scripts will bca critical moment in the
Basque Provinces of Spain. Don Carlos
has addressed letter to Marquis Naldc
E'pina. lie says those who think the
lncros will impair the national unity OF
Spain arc mistaken, as tho guardian Of
tho rights Of all Spaniards to protest
against iniquitous dccrces and against
fresh attacks on or II revolution ot ven.
cradle institutions. The Basque people
know that Il legitimate monarchy In.
always been their rampant.
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MEXICO.
Possession Taken OF the Whole
District OF the IeiO GrandC.

New ORLEANS, May ia Galveston
Mars special from Eagle Pass, says: Gen,
PNvaldCz, with following Of GOO sol.
dicr8 in the district of the Rio Grande
in the State Of Coahula, Mexico,
pronounced for the l.crdo government
Monday morning, and is now in posses.
sion OF the whole district OF the Rio
Grandc, except the town Of Piedras Neg.
ras, and it is understood that he will al.
tack that town in four or five days. The
public buildings there are heavily harri.
CadCd.
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PHlLADELPHIA, May lj.-Flour-Quiet
and lower; extra IS 81; Minnesota family
~ y !sa9 IS; Pennsylvania do 81 lOalO IS.
high grades $40 OJal2 90. Wheat-Dnll
and weak; western red 81 9G; amber and
white s. 20. Rye-Sl OO. Corn-Demand
steady; yellow 1Oc;white Csc. Oats-Strong;
mixed jla52c; rejected Soc; white 59a57S.
SeedS-Clover at l2al5c; timothy 81 10.
Butter--Stcady and strong; western extra
93a?ic. Checse-Firm; western fancy lIa
l41c. EggS-l2al3c. Petroleum-Redned
lisci crude llalli,c. Whisky-Western
AT 81 L..
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CHICAGO, May 5.-Flour-Dull. Wheat
Fair demand but at lower rates; No. !
Chicago spring 81 O. cash; 81 Gjl5 jane;
81 65h July;.,No. 3, 81 81. COrn-Fair dc.
mand but at lower rates; jll!a5l94c cash:
ole May; 5?c June; 5i3sc July; rejected
i71Sc. Oats - Dull and prices shade
lower; 42c cash and June. Rye-Dull
ut Soc. Barley-Stcaly and unchanged.
Pork-Fairly active and shade higher at
Sli 20 cash and June; SlI S2J:ali 35 July.
l.ard-SteRdy and firm at s. % cash aud
June; 50 37Jsa9 10 July. Bulk Meats Easier
Rt 81, ~, and 7l5c. Whisky-Inactivc
and lower at 81 0S
AT the close Wheat was irregular and
higher at 81 65IS June. Corn strong at
59}sc June. Oats unchanged. Pork steady
and higher at $l4 97I5 June, Sl4 10 july,
Lard dull and higher at 50 30a0 IS June.
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south Carolinn Legislature

COLUMBIA, May lj.-Thc Senate and
lionAc met in joint gcssion Mt Er. NJ. to
ballot for the Chief Justiccship Of the
State, Associate Justice a. j. Willard
was elected on the first ballot, receiving
So Of Us votes. This crcntca vacancy
in the Associate Justiccship, the election
for which will probably take place next
week.
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New York, May lj.-Governor Emo.
ry, Of Utah, has written letter to the
Secretary Of War requcRting that Camp
Douglas be provided with five companies
Of infantry and two Of cavalry, that
Camp Cameron shall have two full com
panics Of infantry, that one company Of
infantry shall bO quartcrcd al st, George,
that another shall he sent to Logan, in
GaithC Valley, and that the company at
Fort Hill ehall he retained md rciniorc.
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AIleghneN Cattle.

EAST LIBERTY, May lj.-CATTLR-Re
re'pls to-day 40 head, or l3 cars Of
through and II ears for yard sales. Sup.
ply very light and little business doing eI.
cSrt ~ retail, which is active at an advance
"i iGIiy lsc. Best So -; medium 10 good
- IVa1 ~; common to fair 81 7jaj %.
lloGS-lieceipts to-day $50 head. York.
"rs - 2Oa5 30; Philadclphias S. GOaj rs,
SHEEP - Receipts to-day l,OSO head.
Selling ut 81 9ja5 10. ''"'
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Dry Goods.

ERw ioRE, May l5.-BuSincss continues
light with packing houses and the ioLbinr
trade is quiet. Cotton goods moving SLOW.
Y, but generally unchanged in price,
l'rntS very quiet but steady, owing TO the
advance in print cloths. Heavy woolcns
lor mems wear IN fair demand Foreign
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IRELAND.

DUBLIN, May l5.-It is thought Gray
home ruler, has been elected TO Parlia
ment from TippcrOry, Ireland, in pIac,
Of O'Callaghan, deceased, defeating Case
CX.Eenian prisoner, by large majority
In TipPcraryn mob ptllcd Gray and thcy
became no mcnncing that the police fixed
bay0ncis and the riot act was read, bul
rain dispcrtcd the crowd.
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Mcslern ILnsincss E1cnrsIon,

FoRTREss MONROE, May 10. - Mcr.
chants from Louisville, ST. Louis and
Cincinnati, accompanied by prominent
citizens Of Norfolk, witnessed the dress pa
rade, inspected the armament, visited
the Soldiers' Home aud returned to Nor,
folk They left this evening for vii,
mington.
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LONDON, May lj.--Thc steamers Mo.
rNvian from Portland, Parihia from Bos.
ton, and State Of Pennsylvania, from New
York, have arrived out.
New YORK, May lj.--Arrivcd-Thc
steamers Periere from lIavrc and Pom.
merania from Hamburg.
New YORK, May lj.-Arriycd-The
steamer Algeria, from Liverpool
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CmARLEsToN, May lj.-Thc Ellen,own
Gaze came up in the United States Court
today, with Judges Wait and Bond on
the bench. The defendant challenged
array Of the grand jury on the ground
that i, had been packed for political pur.
poses, Iending the argument Court
nhi1nrned.
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PoRr STANLEY, OST., May l5.-Al
o'clock this morning tidal wave five fee,
high came rushing ashore an Lake Erie,
accompanied by n loud kissing noise.
The wave lasted but few minutes and as
quickly rGceded, followed at intervals for
an hour by smaller waves foot or more
high. There was very little wind at the
time, the lake being almost calm.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
By TRLEGRAPH.
New York Money and Stochs,


NEW YORK, May l5.-MoNEY-CloseS
easy at 2a2iS per cent Prime mercantile
paper 35SaiI per cent. Custom receipts
S!24, 900. The Assistant Treasurer di,hurs.
ed S6jS,OOO. Clearings $l9,5OO0OO. Stcr!-
ing; long 4.S7, short 4.sgl!.
GoLD-Opencd and closed at lO7, with
some sales early in the day at lO7i.. Car.
rying rates lal II per cent, and borrowing
rates flat at la2 per cent.
SILVER - At London jIJ!d. Here, sil.
yer bars are 81 "T3. greenbacks; 81 ~
gold. Silver coin x per cent discount.
GOVERNMENTS Dull and firm.
United sta,rB &, Of 1881. eoupoB,. ,,5l.
Five-Twentc1 QsG5) nCw...,'...,..............iii1
sive-Iwentes .
NV F fwet'es Nl0'Sl'-
New FouT and half,
Ten.iorties
Ien-iortios (oouponsl ......il3is
currency
RAILROAD BoNDs-Steady.
STATE SRCURITIEs-Steady.
STOCHS-The Stock Exchange was oc.
Cupied near entirely in the early hours by
the Inauguration OF officers, which was ne.
cOmpanied by more than usual display of
nonsense. When business began the zen.
eral market exhibited considcrable firm.
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BALTIMORE, May l5.--The Methodisl
Convention, in response to a cOmmuniCa.
tIon from a committee Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church proposing an Ecumeni
cal Council Of all the branches Of Meth
odism, adopted resolutions Of approval
appointing committee to confer with
other committees to make arrangement,
therefor.
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VOLUME XXv-.NUMBER 225
The Ex.PrCsidcnt's Reception.

PHILADELPHIA, May lj.-To-day cx.
fresldnet Grant was escorted by the Re.
GSteption Committee through Fairmont
fark' The distinguished party dined at
Strawberry Mansion, East Park.
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FRANCE.
Exploded Her BOiIcrS With Ter.
riDlC Effect

WILLIE FRANCIE, May l5.-As III
French squadron were weighing nm.
chor one Of the irigotcs, the La Re-
Nnchcs boilers hurst, killing two men and
miurlng 60, 20 mortally.
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COndIutamt BiShoD,

NEW IoRK, May l5.-A dispatch to
the treemdn'S Jonrnai from Rome saws
mat Bishop Gibbons, OF Richmond, has
been named as coadiutor Of Archbishop
Of Baltimore with the right OF succession
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SAN FhAHCHCO, May lJ.-The Vas.
tork, a Russian corbette, sails to-day un-
der Iealcd orders. The rest of the fleet
will follow during the week.
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Weather Indications.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFPicK OF TIKI CHIEP SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. c, May lG-I .. y.

WASHINGTON, d. C, May IG-I =. =. J
PROBABILITIES.
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, sta
tionary or falling barometer, south tC
west winds, stationary or rising tempera
ture, partly cloudy weather IN d showers
For the Lakes, falling barometer, sta
tionary or rising temperature, partly
cloudy and cloudy weather and rain
areas, southeast to southwest winds, fol
lowed at the western stations by rising
barometer and colder northwest winds.
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Pittsburgh,

PITTSBURGH, May 10. - Petroleum -
Dnl!i crude y Il, ta4 10 At Parkcr's; rein.
ed l4Hc, Philadelphia delivery.
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captain Henry Small, his sister, ChieI
Oilcer Dyer, and three seamen oI tho
American barque Edmond Phinney died
Of cholera at Nkyb, on the 2i,t of March
lat, Cholera prevailed TO an ninrm;ng
extent about Chiltngong and lh" i.innJs
inundated by the great storm wnvc , "i ,%"
3lst Of October. Fifty thou,ani ,Io,,%s
have been reported from cholera In
addition, there has been large numbo,a
from peStient levers, atlribI,eJ IN ,La
decomposition Of human bodics and CALL
who perished at tho time Of the food,
COFFEE TOO mGH ron INDIANs.
Tho Purchasing Commission Of the In.
dian Bureau reject all proposals to fur.
nish coffee, they being too high, and will
advertise for new proposals for that arti.
Gle Tor the Indians,
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SHIELDS HOUSE,
NO.7 Sixth ST., near Suspension Bridge,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
W. H. sTAHLMAH, Proprietor.

This House has recently been thoroughly rp,o-
yatci and roiitted. with all the modern Improve
mtnis added, Ladies' and Families will hnl the
iousc suited In every way 10 their wants. Private
entrance, rar!Ors, sc.
IL Is located In one ci the most Prominent STREETS
m The business centre Of the CITY, aud Is well ven.
tlatCh throughout.
The table Is supplied with the best the market
affords. Street ears pass the door every lrw min.
uics Tor all parts Of the tity, Allegheny, Manches-
t"i, and SOuih-sdr.
The proprietor hiss served long time In the
hu.ncts, and knows we'll the wants Of guests rsre-
cialy those Of our farmers. Rates very moderate
only
%l.5O PER DAY.
Droycrs and Farmers should bear In mind that
the StAblinS attached TO the House Is yery large
and Of the best order. Accommodation Tor SD
hUrF0g.
Es-S. B.-Thc Wheeling ISrELLIaEyrER 4, rp.
oeivcd regularly nj this House for the lFpr6t ui
guests from that section. fsIG-N
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He are prepared to make Blank
Books for Banks, County Offices,
Merchants, and others,w with print
ed heads or without, on the best
paper and first-cIass Binding,
which for durability and elegance
cannot be exCeIIed, at prices to
suit tho times. Call and see sps-
Cimens at the
INTELLIGENCER OFFICE,
IS ana ~ Fourteenth NJ.
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