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mn, sCHENCK'S STANDARD
REMEDlES.

Nh. standard remedies for all diseases Oh
.ha innos are Schenck's Pulmonle byIuP,
SsnaSancssSe weed Tonic, and Sehencks
Tand rake pills, and II taken before tne
innes are destroyed, . speedy cure "
no these three medicines Dr.. J. ~. Sen;
.nck. of Philadelphia, owes his unrlVailea
success In the treatment Of pulmonary
oi The Pulmonic Syrup ripens the moroia
matter in the lungs; nature throws ~ Sn
Nv an easy expectoration, tor wnen tns
nhlegm or matter ID ripe G silgnt cousaa
xwiii throw 1t OF, the patient nas r's' anu
the lungs begin TO heal.
To enable the pulmonic syrup 10 w tn ~ p
schenck's Mandrake Pill and scnenSA. .
Sea Weed Tonic must be freely useu "
cIaa nse the stom ach and liver. ScnenCE
Mandrake Pills act on the liver, remoNihs
ALI distractions, relax the gell Dlaooer, .n n
bile starts freely. and the liver Ii SOON ie'
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic Is q gentle
| stimulent and Alternative; the a!Kali y,
wh oh IL is composed mixes with tne Iooo
| and prevents souring. II assists the olges-
| tion by toning up the stomach 70 neaitnS
| Condition, so that the foed ana tne fut
monte syrup will make good blood the1
the lungs heal, and the patient Will surrey
get well II care Is taken 10 prevent Lfesl
! old, NJ S,hancI
either personally or by letter, can oo 30 q
| his principal office, corner OF Sl4th AM
Arch SITS, Philadeldhia, every Monaay.
Schencks medicines are sold oy all drug
gists throughout the country.
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AMUsEMENTs.- f. l.. Davenport,
who appears at the Opera House IL
"Dsnie bruce" next week, the Wash.
iugton Nation says: The play is truly
remarkable one. The audience were
held, last night, from rise t. fall OF the
curtain, with an intensity OF interest
rarely manifested. Davenport has lost
none of his old power. We can find no
better term to express his worth than The
Old Man Admirable. He acts the CHAR
acter of "Daniel bruce, Blacksmith" to
living perfection. In action, expires.
sion and reading he is all that could be
desired. In the first act, the m!ser ou..
cast, purged of the milk OF human kind.
ness, ard instilled with the worm wood q!
q 10 blasted OF hope rather than the
greed of gold, sblde.h within him. In
tho second he shows clearly the man
himself again, saved BY the hand of his
child. The devotion tor the child and
fear of losing her, the tendency to catch
every suspicion, and the tender faith
which throws them all aside, are points
brought fully out by ma ;nifcert acting.
Yet the play does not depend upon one
character, nor does the Interest centre on
Daniel Druce. The fair Dorothy Miss
Mage divides it, and Geofry Mr.. Law
rence) comes in for fair share.
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wheeling Retail Market.

SECOND Wednesday Morning.
The market was q little better than
last week, but not much to brago. Eggs
and butter were cent or two lower and
plentier. A great many trees, plants and
shrubs were in market, but did not ap-
pear to sell rs readily as the preceding
seasons.
PRoDucE-Eggs l4@l5 cents per dsz;
butter 25@35c per ID; chickens each,
dressed, 35@40c; maple mOlasses Soc per
quart, or 81 80 per gallon; corn meal l5c
per peck.
observation-disclosures S5c per peck;
onions Coo per peck; beets SOC per peck;
turnips zoe per peck; psrsnips zoe per
peck; sweet potatoes 6Oc per peck; new
onions SC per bunch; lettuce SC per head;
Coo per peck; spinach SOC per peck; rad
dishes SC per bunch; kalo soc per peck;
rhubarb l0c per bunch.
FRUlT-Apples l0@l5c per peck.
SHADE TREES AND PLANTs-Poplar,
sugar, maple and pines 25@50c according
to size; sprigs and roots of bushes 5@l0c
each; flowers in pots s@5Oc accordidg to
quality.
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RAILROAD NEws.-The Charleston
West Virginis) Free Press states tnas
Captain G. Spencer, for several year,
past Supervisor Of trains on the baia-
more and Ohio Railroad, has taken leave
of the road TO accept responsible posi-
ton on the Virginia Midland road.
An employe Of the Baltimore and ONO
road, who had Just returned from balti-
more informs US that owing to the oe-
preston of railroad business between
three and four hundred employees OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
at the Mount Clare Works, West Bslsi-
more, have been discharged. These men
have been employed in the machinery
departed. engaged in the construction OF
| freight cars, and 1t is understood that q
partial discoutinuance OF this work ne
aessitstes q curtailment OF the force.
When IN full operation the Mount Glare
Works furnish employment for from two
thousand five hundred to three thousand
workmen, though for the past few years
the force has not averaged more than nall
that number so that the discharges equal
about one fourth of the entire force en-.
gagged. Those discharged, including all
grades of mechanics, from the lowest,
who receive sl.l0 per day, to the skilled
artisans, whose pay is double that sum-
or more. The great majority Of these
men live "from hand to mouth" hence
the discharge of SO grea. number at the
present season of business depression will
cause great suffering among their fam
lilies. As far as possible the discharges
are of single men, but so great cut in
the force necessitates the dismissal oil
many of the workmen who have families
dependent on them for bread. Some OF
those dismissed had been in the employ
of the company TO- ten or fifteen years
With revival of railroad interests, it /:
understood that AL who through necessl
ty have thus been dismissed will be re
employed by the company.
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VICINITY lTEMs-We take the fol-
lowing from the Beilaire Free Press:
The Bellaire and Southwestern iron
bridge over Wegee creek is now almost
complete
The bridge of the Bellaire and South
western railroad. over McA abon's creek,
is now about completed.
The solid stone tunnel on the Bellalre
and Southwestern railroad is almost COM
pleted; also the grading on this road Is
about three-fourths finished
The young men OF the Presbyterian
Church have organized Bible class,
which meets at that church every Sunday
afternoon.
MIR. WIN. Howard, of the Be.laire
barrel aud keg factory, says he has more
work than he can attend to, and has TO
put on an extra force.
District Court convenes to-day, at St.
;. Clairsville, with Judges Marsh, OF Zanes-
willie, Frssier, of Caldwell, and okey, OF
Woodsfeld, on the bench.
A freight train, while passing war
mock station, on The Baltimore and ONO
railroad, last Saturday, had one OF It's
cars to jump the track, which caused the
axle TO be broken.
Last Saturday man from Wheeling
in a row-boat was blooming" down the
Ohio, and when near the whsrf.boa al
this place ran into barge loaded with
cross ties. Of course the cross ties were
the heaviest, and the rowboat was u tots
wreck.
MIR. Evan Wallace informed US yes,
terdsy that the Bellaire Nail works had
been paying Wheeling prices Tor kegs
ard that they wallace Bros.) at the
time of the strike were paying tneii
coopers one. half cent more per neg tnat
the Wheeling coopers were receiving
Furthermore, they gave no notice OF
strike until nine o'clock in the morning
of the day they went out. the Messrs
Wallace have purchased machinery tina
is capable of turning out from ,4oO u
1000 kegs per day, and will commence
| oneratiors next week
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YOUNG MARRIED CoUPLE.-The wants
of young people when they are first
bound with the siiken cords Of matrl-
mony are many, and The furnishing of q
house in which TO commence their new
lite is the first thing in order. For that
matter, older persons, too, have frequent
demands for articles of furniture. To
persons wishing anything in that line, we
recommend the firm of a. K. M,oTehead
Il Co, III Main street, who have laid
in a superb assortment Of furniture and
carpets, to which they invite the atten.
ton of the public generally. Their stock,
IN part, comprises a full assortment OF
carpets OF all styles and varieties, and
bureaus, stands, bed steals, chairs, sofas,
and all kinds OF furniture usu-
ally found IN establishments OF
that kind, and will be sold al
quick sales and small profits. This house
has long been recognized as among the
leading furniture houses in the State
reputation which has been attained NJ
much by the character of the goods kept
on hand as by the enterprise OF the firm
Retail dealers and jobbers will therefore
find it to their advantage to patronlze
this establishment. both on account OF
the superior stock and the low prices.
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LuNATIe.-The party a.,
hcer Dsfbauga nigh, ha sss'ssssd ys
posed to have been j.h Oe!0ts ~, ~
attack attack OF ',uj,u., ha, p,Oysd . ~ !
was .! attempting to taro. u sin aa :.,'s :
. Hsin on a. oars at the Bsltimo'ss.! Sesxs
ms, and ths. he i, ens. .s = \. q. ~
o. CUISINES, me, at Forrss, Q. Il. "a . he do
to hail from Springfield q Also GAIA,
terson, y, but owing 70 h; " aat Pc.
Is impossible to ascsr,iu SSG; ~ i
residence. one thing il a. =. Plaza q
ever. he is = member Of ;, Tstsa'n, sos.
Fellows, which lodge is ,..a ss q o.
posed, from his inco6eset, s Sassy w
to be Forest Lodge No, sst s'avs.,alo:
presents the appearances OF |. lie ~
and when arrested hal in si.s sa,'tsr
opened a correspondence wT's a.psy ~
V r. lodges of the dissreu, Nm. .as | Q
Morris claims his residence pAos re.
possible where he rssids S ,Ss' i,
friends may be informed Of H.. .an Il
nste coalition. u' 9,!os..
LatT.-Morris' bro,b., ASA.
last evening and will .sSe cs.. I've -
he saws Morris, when be lst, s : q II
considerable money with him ' d.
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SAD ACCIDENT.-We noted some days
ago the drowning of w. &. Alexander,
a deckhand on the steamer j. NJ. Kerr,
Yesterday a letter was delivered 10 the
boat at Pittsburgh, directed to w. Z.
Alexander, which was opened by mistake
by one the pilots of the same name. 1t
was found to be from the wife OF the ur-
fortunate man, and WAS written at Clarks-
burg, w. Va She had heard nothing
of bis death, but simply knew that ne had
secured a situation of the Kerr, end she
expressed her Joy at his good fortune.
The captain took the letter, and has writ
ten to the woman of her husbands death.
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FATAL ACcIDENT.-About 4 o'clock
Yesterday afternoon, a man named John
Moore, residing at Broad Tree Tunnel,
attempted 10 board moving freight
train on the Baltimore and Ohio road be-
tween Broad Tree Tunnel and LittIeton,
and missing his hold fell beneath the
train. His body was literally cut TO
pieces, fifteen cars passing oter him. No
blame, SO far as has been sscertainsd, Is
attached TO the company.
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r,, Tupxvr.r1x-Tbs Wheelinp

TIE TuRsvEREIN.--Ths Wheeling
Turner'S Society have elected the follow.
ing officers to serve for tho period of one
yssr: First Speaker, Jacob Frank: Sec
oud Speaker, Ed. Mslse: Secretary, Chas.
Hirsh; Treasurer, VIM. Schamora; Hall
Manager, ferdinand Fey; First Turn
wart, August Muggs; Second Turn art
Frank Rothacker; Supervisors O. A
Schafer and VIM. Mugge.
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FERsoNAL.-Lsdies csn mai.
$50 to $3.50 per month p,c..,v;, s., lie
flowers ard wedding 6ouQae., p I;.;a
method no WAX limitation, "A s 's's
over, real flowers; no sr,issi,l .S SHl',
Specimens to Do seen a, No losS :,
line street; and the art ,,ugh, :. ~
NJ. Rosce!Ie, At the same p,ce y IA
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QUIET WEpDING.-The Rev. Darsie,
formerly OF this city, assisted by The
Rev. o. p. Miller, married Jas. Babe, OF
Hannibal, Mo-, to Miss Bessie Campbell,
at hslf-past nine yesterday morning, in
the Disciples church. Miss Ssllie Camp
bell, Miss Lille Mendel. Miss Loss of
Bethany, ard Messrs. sam. Wilson, Alb.
Wilson ard T. j. Hugus were the at
PENDANTS. The newly married couple go
to Hannibal, Mo-, where they will make
their future residence.
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OFFICERS ELECTED. The Women's
Missionary Society, of the First Presby-
terrain church, haye elected the following
officers: President, Mrs. A. NJ. Cum
minis; Vice President, Mrs. J. A. Met.
calf; Secretary, Mrs. S. B. McColloch;
Treasurer, Mrs. e.. Lamb.
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OBITuAkY.-Mr. H. h. REYNOLDS,
ather OF Mr.. d. Reynolds, of the firm of
Hennegen, Bates s. Co., died at his resi-
dence at Steubenvllle yesterday. Mr..
Reynolds at the time Of his death was an
honored citizen of Steubenville, and Re-
corder of Jefferson county.
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A CANARD.-Mr. John Gallagher,
residing at No. Is Nineteenth street,
last night informed us that the report
that his little son, aged about three
months, had been found dead, was IN
true. Mr.. Gallagher says that the child
had been i'll for some time, and that it
died in Its mothers arms while in q
spasm, superinduced By a severe cold.
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NICE Edginss, only , c.sl,,r
Speyer Bros. !N'

FINE RESIDENCE Solp.-T,.
dence of Mr. VIM. HsI, NJ. 81 -,
Penn street, Island, Wa. ye.,.,,. 50
to Mr.. james Neil, Of the 6rn - '!
Eilinghsm. IL. Neil paid ,.Sn
cash, and exchanged cer..ta .,,, ' S,.. !
by him for the property Which ,.'.N
the finest residence, on ib.l,,, W"
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On THE TAPIs.-We understood lsst
evening that on Wednesday night next
the young men of Pleasant Valley in
tend giving select social hop at Frank
Walters, out the pike. The committee
having the management Of the affair IN
hand are Messrs. Henry g. Seibert, j. IL.
Fend., w. j. Zoeckler ssd j. Scheutz-
Der.
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EXECUTIVE APPoINTMGSTs. - Gov.
Mathews, yesterday, appointed j. l..
Blume notary public IN Fayette county,
with residence at Lookout; A. w. Cole a
notary in Ksnawha county, with resi-
idence at BrownstowD, and Adam I.
Archibold a rotsry in Doddrldge county,
with residence at West Union. Ed. Z.
Chancellor was also appointed inspector
of tobacco at the Psrkersburg warehouse
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CAMPAIGN SoSG.-To the First
branch OF Council, for its action in be-
half of the IL O'Clock movement. the
following "pome" is respectfully in.
scribed, as n campaign song:
To be campaign "Murphies" Is our fame !;
The liquor dealer is our game,
And now cruSading we're bound TO go,
To close, al pen o'clock, the same.
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THE Franklin Insurance Company Of
this city had policy for 5000 on the
Southern hotel, st. Louis, which was
burned yesterday, which expired in
December last and was not renewed.
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EAST LIBERTY, April ll.-Cattle-
Receipts to-day 20 cars or $40 head; all
for safe here; total for two days, 60
head. Supply very light and near all
sold OF. at an advance of about &C. Best
Sc 90; medium to COED IS rs to IS IS;
common IN fair. 81 so to 81 rs.
Hogs-Reeeipts to-day l,O45 head; total
for two days 2 $50 head; Workers, SIS 10
70 So 40; Phiiadeiphiss So 20 to s. 80.
Sheep-Receipts to-day 1900 head i;
total for two days $500 head; selling
at IS 00G.6 IS
New YosK, April ll.-Dry Goods
Business continues light with commission
houses and importers. Cotton goods quiet
and steady, except brown and hesched
goods, which are irregular Prints in
limited demand and steady. Cotton Dress
goods less active. Lew grades CT beavers,
cassimers AMI worsted goods in rather
better demand by eloshiers. Foreign
goods quiet.
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NoTICE-At the forced closing out
sale of ]. w. Fsrrel, you can get Muslin
at 4 cents, Calico st cents, Grenadine
at 8 cents, and Carpets at 10 cents per
ward. Call soon if you want bargains.
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wheeling Live stock Market.
SHRlST MAN ; OIOCh AhDS,
THURSDAY, April II.

CATTLE-The arrivals for the week
were 20 head. The market has been fair
during the week. There is no change in
prices. The run of home cattle during
the week was good, fair proportion
bringing DC. observation-disclosures S@
S4c; fsir 3!@44c; choice 4!@5te.
HOSTILE arrivals were 20 head.
Prices ranged from 4!c to &c. The mar.
Ike. has been showing slgus Of improve
ment since the first OF the week, and to-
day prices were fully sc for good hogs
and good inquiry. Few hogs have
been on the market during the week.
Bulk sales to packers &c. Packers are
doing little.
SHEEP-In fair demand st 4@6c. Very
choice bring the latter figure.
CALvEs-About 200 head have been
received. The prices rsnge from So 90 to
81 90. All were taken, but at lower fig
ures than last week.
Mich Cows-Little inquiry.
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NEW GOODS, NEW SToEE.-l have this
day opened my lew store No. 2lOO Main
street, and / am now prepared to show
to my customers and the public, as fine
line of Dry Goods, Notions, &c, as there
is in the city. u. u. Roth.
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NEW goods for spring wear received
daily at Thos. Hughes Il Co.'S merchant
tailoring establishment. al wool eassi-
meres will be made to order in suits Tor
$40, same a. usually sold al S25.
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IMMENSE Fall Stock of Dry Goods and
Carpets and I will sell them cheaper
than any house in Wheeling.
j. w. FERREL,
Cor. Main ani Twentieth streets.
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FoUND.-The pocket book lost by Mr..
Harry Black, at the Waverly entertain
ment, on Monday last, was found on the
pavement yesterday. The money it
contained had been distracted.
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IT is q TACT admitted by all unpreju
diced persons that as safe, pleasant and
etficscIous, at the same time speedy,
eXpelOr o! worms from children, Nc
Lsins Worm Candy stands pre-eminent-
~ above any and all preparations
offered for that purpose, and thousands
OF certificates to that effect can be 3D.
duced
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ASK for those elegant English diago-
mails for spring overcoats at Thos. Hughes
& Co.'s. Nowls the time to examine
this stock viii 9 it is fresh aud unbroken.
Special inducements to cash customers.
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The Wheeling arrivals at the Centen-
NAL hotel. Bellsire. day before yesterday,
did not arrive in time for publication
yesterday. We may, perhaps, publish
them hereafter.
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FORCED SALE.-Grest Bargains in
Dry Goods and Carpets at whatever they
Will bring. Must be sold to raise money.
}. w. FERREL,
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets.
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THOs. HUGHES IL Co. have just re-
ceivcd a fresh lot of black worsteds which
they will make up into suits at the very
low price of $500. Call and examine
them.
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PIANOS FOR BEGINNERs.-Several
good 6 octave pianos in good order and
suitable fer parties beginning to study
music, for sale or rent on easy terms, at
ADAMS & LUCAS,
1221 Market street
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From nov JOHy d. BJirf,

Lite is short, and ne p,r.oa OH
can literally prove al lbay h
then the part o: wisdom 10 ;eai.,v,.
bic the experience -, othsn H,.-
Smiths Mill,, y. Y, Jan. ;.pq
DR.. NJ. NJ. Fenner, Frotor,
Dear SIr:-Please send nr,.a..
bottles OF Golden Rcllei. 5.c,D !,
one (l) doz. 81 size. rhi, AZ. ..spr,
ing the most popular ct any..-fI-.
sold in this line. lour. var
j D. Hun
Stockton, \. \, Feb n.
DR.. NJ. NJ. fcnncr-DexSR-l,a
spring Of 1874 my wife bad .sv.r,
tack OF neuralgia IN he. .,. 4,
shoulders. She suffered terribly b.,
ansble to lie down in bel. AGs- tvs,
many remedies 10 no purpose ,,u
finally completely and peruse.
cured by three sppl cs;ior, q ~
Golden Relief. have since ura, 2,
various "aches and pans md aaGR3
best medicine | ever u.rd Fr.E
sches ! consider il ssDec,G.. Graz ~
yours. | \ pNI
Brady's Bend, Pa JAn . 2
DR.. Fcnncr--l Am cary ou, 90
Honey, Golden Rrinl srl Bod -
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The Pittsburgh Ledder says: "Well,
isn't it the Mayors place to suppress the
tiger" everywhere on account of its
faro. ciousncssH"
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JUST received, another lot of those
1925 side lace shoes Call and get q
pair before they are all gone, at L. V.
Rlond's
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The grounds surrounding Il. =,
dence Of Mr.. A. Turne,, o, c.
street. Is being improved by.a -
iron fence being erecte! ,Sos, :,
premises
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TEMPERANCE meeting II the Fourth
Street NJ. +. Church this evening.
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FLOUR has advanced 70 cents per bar
rel since our last report, and the market
is strong with an upward tendency.
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New YORK, April -Beeves-Ke-
ceipls $500 head, against 2,660 head tor
the same time last week. Market dull
and weak, with decline Of about lc on
all grades below strictly prime. A
couple of cars of Cherokee sold fraction
of &c; ordinary to fai- native steers 81
to l0ic; good steers l0}c to l0ac; prime
and extra lie TO l}c;a few fancy steers
sold at 1ls@l2c. Tho stock barely
closed cut; about 700 taken Tor England
at lO@ll4.
Sheep-Receipts for two days, 3,04O
head. against 1850 head for the same
time last week. Market steady, with q
frmer feeling towards the close. Five
cars of clipped at S. O0@5 so; one
dozen cars OF unshorn at IS l2@7 20,
the latter for car of prime Michigan
. fine WOODEN OF $50 lbs; a car of fat Mis-
souri, sheep, ia lbs, at Sc So; few
spring lambs at ll3@l4c.
Swine-Receip,s for two days, $500
hand, against 6,640 head for the same
time last week. There was not much
demand for live, but a couple of cars be-
ing sold.
PITTSBURGH, April 10.-Petroleum-
Weak; crude 81 70 at Parker's; refined
l6fc, Philadelphia delivery.
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The B. & 0. K. 4. has extended ITS
track up to the Benwood Mill stock
house for convenience in loading nails.
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HAMBURG edging very cheap at &. &.
Roths
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-12

THE Mathews Light Guards meet al
the armory tonight.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-12

ANOTHER BIG DRIvE.-Best- style
dark yard wide chintz for 10 cents per
yard at J. w. FERREL,
Cor. Main and TwentietA streets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-12

FRENCH Plate Hand Mirrors and
Brushes at the Boston 99c. Store. Some
thing new. 1922 Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-12

SwIssEs, Nsnsooks, Cambricks, Veto
ria Lawns. and Hamburg edgIngs, very
cheap at G. G. Roth's, No. 2lO0 Main
street.