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RAILROADS.

.-..-... RAILROADS.. ...
1877 GREAT 1877
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
DorBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS
SPLENDID SCENERY NN4AGNificENr EQUIP.
MAY II. 1877.
TRAINS LEAVE WARRINGTON. from Depot, cor
,or nf s,, o. t sixth and s'Ser,s as foi'ows
parior lar 10 pilsbnrs and sleeping Cars nom
Ttop. m. daily, with Palace Tar 10 Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For tanandaigna Rochester buffalo. Niagara Fails,
d f Hsa SoF ts. "a ali daily sscsg
I9ck Haven, Eln,lra, aud Watkins, at 1910 a. M,
For Nsw Sork and the East s:O5 a. M. and ~. p IN.
nn Italy YIN n,, psaacr p, SSrs a.ia,hsd Limited ~.
For 2sy YORK and the East: IN p ~ daily, e,cep,
SUNDAY, With sleeping Cars nom Washington 10
os a. n nn% and R S p H. dsy. IiSSi f FS
PRES, ~, a. a. NJ daily except Sunday
For POpes rirek Line I:s a. m. and 10 p m daily,
For Annapolis iisIo a. m. and isO y. M. daily escep,
EXtTREEt AR sEEBRfH HSS %%sH Hh
For a. Aes%nG5a E ssn5n$ S 81 70 IS y s
For the south. via Richmond, is5i n. m. daily al H.
Train. leave kisssndrS Tor Washington. 9, :, $40
m, s siG TO- II; a: N: 4 to, 5, a. and +! p: m.
Tickets, Information. sl.eping and paLlor car accom-.
no,a!ioes cEs be pr3cnr"i a. his ofcss northeast
northeast corner ~ sixth street aud PENNSYLVANIA ave
s6s,sEins Of hasssSs 10 destination fo% hotels and
FRANK f6MsSS Ga%-s sTf Ma lSs%ser a Sffh'
UNIvERsAL r. R. TICKET OFFICE.
.5 ! from r. AZ sGYs
upon any Other Saiss o. depot u MS ely Sh ''.""
T Tpps good Till used basES Wifi %a4t e5GSse
mhi..iy' sa Pennsylvania aveins, shoc STORE.
RALTIMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD
SArld !E Gh hiSE R HSb saG nHA nSvrE
NORTH WEST SoHFnwr;J !, ,S Z S Ss.,
LEAVE wAsHiNGIoN.
$50 a. M, baltimore and way stations
80 a. m, Baliimor. annapolis, and way stations.
TS a m, y, Loui., Cincinnati. thcaso, and ritt.
.s0O a. m. Baltimore EXPRESS.
$40, y M, Piedmont, strasburg Winchester Hagers-
'G.% Point S e R9 Ss,. ard TsS iSo
$3.50 .. q, baltimore and way Stations on Sunday
1910 9: M baltimore, Eilicott city. Annapolis and
.iso p M y: y: rhil., and Norfolk Express. On
s sssa y Bs9 only stopping at all stations con
go y. NJ, Baltimore and way stations
t0 p. M Baltimore and Laurel express,
ES, p M ~ OF Rocks, Frederick, Itagersto~n, Win.
chester, and way stations.
.E1 p. m, baltic, Annapolis and way stations,
$50 D. m, philadrlphia and Baltimore express
TJb y. m, Chicngo and Columbus express Winchea-
ter and Hnxer-towii, except Sunday.
I'D p. m, Baltimore express.
rI;5 p. m, Baltimore and way stations.
$50 y. m, II. OF Rocks and way statonA
ssS ,. m, New York, Philadelphia and baltimore
Te2s p. m, 81. Louis and Cincinnati express.
Trains marked sdayi other trains daily except sun.
| day. mrIStf
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TOR THE LADIES'.
SEwING MACHINES.
New White,
New mprpyed Davis
New Improved Wilson,
Domestic
Weed,
t:Howe,
Singer
Home shuttle.
Wheeler & Wilson,
Remington,
Secor,
Al Kinds for Rsnt-- g. n per month,
MCKINNEY q 90,
m57m IL Ninth street northwest
HALlEr, DAVIS GO.
THE MEDAL OF HONOR AND CERTIFICATE
or DISTINCTION are awarded the HALI.Er.
DAVIS q cos GRAND UPRIGHT AND
SQUARE PIANOS FOR
Volume aud Purity or Tone"
Best Construction and Excellence Of Workman.
ship"
"OriginaiHy or Design"
Artistic Sk with Ingenious Mechanical Devies Inr
Securing pcrmanence Of Tune &c
right Instruments Of this Tirm."-Ses Centennial
ii J. SUMNER, Agent.
~ Ninth street northwest.
Pianos exchanged and sold on sialluirnta nj ln'r st
cash prices. nU7
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Ifyou want your rooms papered in the best
manner and ut the very lowest price. go to TUR.
MANS, Al Ninth street, next door To Lincoln Hall
Justopened the finest and largest stock of new
spring patterns to be found In the city, and al
prices that defy competition. window shades, all
colors, put up very cheap.
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HARr's Insect Powder IN great demand depot
sl2 Ninlh street. opposite Patent Once
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James O'Connor, q driver for Rrynn 4 Bros

HARrs Insect Powder destroys reaches. he'd
Suss. ants and water bugs-Cl2 Ninth street
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CITY ITEMS.

G. 4. building.
sAFETY LsxPs. coal oil chandeliers and brackets,
al HANIIToSs, Y, N. &. A. building.
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ASH your druggist for Harris Insect Powder
Take no other,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-24

BE svaE you get Harris Insec, Powder Take no
stker.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-24

ASK for Harris Insect Powder. Notice trade mark
Of roach on every box. Take NO other.
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facilitate the advantageous Inspection and study d
oRIs AND MINERALS,
GLASS AND CERAMIC
ARTISTIC FURNITURE,
MANUFACTURING PROCESSES.
AND CHEMICAL PRODuCIs
EDUCATIONAL APPLIANCES.
PHILOSOPHICAL APPARATUS.
ENGiNEkRiNG NoDKLs
FINE AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS,
THE DBORATlNE AND THE USEFUL
In ftw words, TWENTY ACRES OF selested nAfu.
raj or industrial products representing the sklful
achievements Of mankind In
ALL PARIS OF THE WORLD
4 Grand NuSic stand. occupying the north snd Of
the main tIansspt has for q chorus Of twenty
tive hundred persons. and Organ OF other
CONCERTS
VIII be given AFTERNOONS and EVENINGS. The
WARRINGTON AT YORKTOWN
Is shown without esirs charge. alec, q lifeline Ia
DEFAMATION OF INDEPENDENCE
THE PRICE OF ADMISSION Is Is CENTS
The visitor may, without extra charge, sit the In,
dusirtAl An Museum In Memorial Hall. HottielI
lural Hall and the Botanical Garden, uInink With
cut niTtbsr payment, TO the permanent Exhibition
All desirable cohvenisnces have been provided In
the way Of waiting rooms baggage rooms lunch coun
ter, and dining room In the Department Of ruhlIs
The Ssst place for excursion pArtss 70 ss susd in
America p. TOhltEY,
myaw ossssAi AssiA
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INsURaNCE.

LOOK OUT FOR THIRTY-THIRD ANNUAL RE
PORT, 1877.
Dividend to members In CASH ~ their premiums
fall due. Over td,0oIO have been returned TO mem
hers during the last thirty three years.
Begin the new year to insure
ALI, POLICIES protected from forfeiture by State
law, Solicitors wanted. Liberal terms made 10 par
ties having lapsed policies.
y, b. CLARKE, General Agent,
Room ~. Cloud building.
Also Agent Ar the Dwelling house Fire Insurance
Company OF Boston. ja25-TbSSly
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THE COURTS.



In the case of Otis Bigclow, survivor, VS.. A..
r. Shepherd ct al. on nu overdue pro,nissory
note for 81 ,2OO, with interest, Judgment was
The judgment In the suit of Birklcy vs..
Coyle has been set aside on the payment Of
costs and the case continued.
The petit jury has been discharged until
Monday next. at which time Il is expected
that the grand jury will have finished their
labors.. The District Attorney expects TO finish
all the Jail cases during the coming week.
There arc Others awaiting hearing, but the
financial condition Of the marshal's Office will
not warrant taking them MP.
EarTy Couhr.
BEFORE Justice wyile.
Beckett VA Tyler; p.naliy Of appeal bond fixed 81
~ Blake Va. fnnt; taxes aud expenses to be paid
out OF rents.
Court Calendar for To-day.
HUrHrNE curHr ~ raw DISTRICT.
BEFORE chief Jslicc Cartier and justices wylie aud
Macarthur.
% Lake v. Howard Uni g. Bartlett "; p;,9Gc.
~. p. e. a. r. 60, Vs. Ken. us. Cherokccs ". Chero-
needy, executor. KEGS,
T,R H. Co s. IiswlnTs vs. t,iSssll..
-. zimmerman w. kim. ~ johnson ". MctCslE
ciH1IT 'ouRr
BEFORE Justice Humphreys
Not Nos.
C5. Washington vs.. Glca. 81 Pepper " Flahsny.
son gurni-hpe. &c. 81. SiRrkwpmher vs..
~ Dreifus W. prelep. Tuuhy.
q. hdanIs IS. Callahan. ~ Jons. IS. Tcnncy 4
:. lehnSon vs. fnuucc. ~ whT,-Ide vs. burn
". OncI,tein " solomon. stinc
81. Walker IS, tiarriiy. " Walsh vs.. Rupperi.
~. Mayer w. H. 4 q. u. II. ~ RaybOld ". White.
20.
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BuRNEIr'g FLAyoRIxe ExTaAcIs

HARI's Insect Powder Is not sold loose sold
tin boxes with trade mark On only.
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DECORATION DAY, MAY 70.

DENORATTON DAY, MAY 70,
VIA BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
HOUND TRIP TICKETS, y.
CHILDREN OCCUPYING SEATS FULL FARE.
No tickets sold ut the depot. Train leaves six and
u streets at a. M; leaves Richmond at q y. Time
~ hours each way Tickets limited and may he had
OF The following gentlemen: Warren thoae, vi Penn
sylvnnin avenue Bushrod Robinson, ap Pennsylvania
avenue Robert Cohen, so Pennsylvania avenue. J. W.
lhvall, " ". e.. A. Building r. J. BoorAeni. second
Audtors ONCE, Treasury Department; a. Stevens,
second Comptroliers ONCE, Treasury Department; H.
y Plat Government Printing Office; BaSsptt a Bryan,
Second and e streets northeast. myIaMWFSdst
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SHIRT
NANUFACTORN.

THOM PsON's
t23 SHIRT SS
NANUFACToRY.
Six best Dress shirts TO order for si3a
Fit warranted perfect, Material warranted. Richard
sons best Linen and wamsuiin Mills Muslin. or any
PINE FLANNEL UNDERWEAR TO ORDER A
SPECIALITY.
SiS ready made Shirts for ~ SIX unfinished Shirts for
49, Boys Shirts 62,s and IS cents.
MEMS PINE FURNIsHIN0s.
THoMPsoNs SHIFT FACTORY,
iAsiy LIE DROlT BUILDING
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To ali who suffering from the errors and ind.s-
rreitOS of youth NeakneSs early drray los
nf h.nhuld kc. viii send a r-ciIse that will
Non fHEE OF CHARGE. This Rreai reuety rAs
discovered by nIfs>ionATy la Sonth Auierica send
sslr ssdIeSssI chN -loI- 10 Rev. JOSEPH 7. INNAS,
SlalIun u. hilhe H1use. New York city. feissm
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ss'fli'iD LIGHTNING ENCEi-s ANY REM
eiy known fer the immediate cure Of Neuralgia
.,as
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-04-28

SU5dic. Of ne IF. Of Sec. 20, T. 33,
RaRge /, situated Of us. rirer,
and Of Water ST., IN tie city Of
Pcru.
II Metzger, leaselloId est.
and appurieaances.. .... -53 II
First Nation1 Bank, lease
hold este appurtenances ~ IL
flames Barton. leasehold
est. and appurtenances E3U
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-04-28
T0lonShip 80, Range 5.
TOWN LOTS.

Tom Of LoStant.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-04-28
IoNnsAip 3j, Ranqe 4.
TOWN OF DAYT0Ii

TONnshap "a, Range 3.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-06

~ wish l was leadp His wife, who wa
along, said: "What's the matter with
your will you never be satisfied? You
was drunk day before yesterday; you was
drunk yesterday, and you are drunk 10.
day, and not satisfied with this you want
TO die and be a hangel."
Our only boast Is our iron and coal
and with these we are content. In saying
this Is a mining and smelling region Il
means that the hard times have settled
down upon us with a vengeance. They
are blue indeed. Wages are very low and
laborers in abundance. Carpenters and
skilled laborers are glad to get anything
to do, having nearly all turned to other
work Tor living, such as wood chopping
ore digging or coal mining. The wood
choppers are paid so cents per cord or IS
cents In trade. Ore Ia delivered for about
one.half what il was three years ago, and
our coal miners cannot clear more than
one dollar per day. .r.a
Through all this there are signs Of i'm.
proyement. For instance, the smelling
furnaces, nearly all Of them, are making
greater preparations than usual. The
Belliont, our nearest, is chOpring three
times as much wood as they did last year,
besides, AZ | was credibly informed not
long since, the Ironton Nail Works were
refusing orders for nails, something she
has not done before SINCE the panic.
] trust everything will brighten with
the return Of spring. We have all the
elements Of great country and all we
need is a demand for our wares and more
money to develop our resources. shall
close with the promise Of writing mp
lronton the next time | dip my pen in
the stygean fluid. q. W. Nc.
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Every moment of delay makes your case
more hopeless, and much depends on the
judiciOus choice Of a remedy. The amount
Of testimony in favor OF DR.. Schenclis
Pulmonic Syrup, rs u cure for COnsump.
ton, far exceeds all that can be brought 10
support the pretensions OF any other medi.
cine. See DR.. Schenck's Almanac, con.
tanning the certificates of many persons OF
the highest responsibility, who have been
restored to health, after being pronounced
incurablc by physicians of acknowledged
ability. Schenck'S Pulmonic Syrup alone
has cured many, rs these evidences will
show; but the cure is often promoted by
the employment Of two other remedies
which DR.. Schenck provides for the pur.
pose. These additional remedies are
Schcnck's Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake
Pills. BY the timely use Of these medi.
cineS, according to directions, DR.. Schenck
certities that most any case Of Consumption
may be cured.
Dr. Schenck is professionally ut his prin-
cipal office, Corner Sixth and Arch Streets,
Philadelphia, every Monday, where all
letters for advice must be addressed.
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Allegheny Cattle.

EAST LIBERTY February 5.-CArrIE-
Receipts for the week ending this day lis
cars OF through and 1870 cars Of yard stock,
or 1891 head against 81 cars Of through
and l54 cars Of yard, or 1905 head he
week before. Notwithstanding the light
run tho demand was light al tile prices
asked, and the bulk Of the offerings were
shipped or In first hands; what were sold
brought n little sllcrt OF last weeks prices.
To-day the market has not yet opened up
FOR the week. The supply Is fair 80 far.
Can not make any reliable quotations Till
tomorrow. I..|.
HOGs-ReceiptS for the week l7,l05
head, against 10, 775 the week before. York.
ers So S0aG 20; .Philadelphlas 50 90a7 10.
SHRRP-Receipts for the week 10000
head, aSainst 10 400 the week before. Sell.
ing at So 0Oaj %.
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NEw YORK, February 5.-Cottou-Quiet
ut l2Hal3c. Fourth buyers's favor;
Snperfne western and State 81 5Oa7 rs:
common to good s. 75a6 90; good to choice
So 05a6 %; white wheat extra 50 95a7 rs;
extra Ohio s. S0aS 90. st. Louis IS Goa
s 10. Wheat-Dull and heavy, shippers
holding OF; rejected spring 81 Is; No. 3
Milwaukee 81 49, No, 2 Chicago nominally
81 Al. Rye-Flrm; western S2aS5c. Barley
Steady. Malt-Firm. COrn-Dull; I'M.
merchantablc mixed 67c;, no grade mixed
SOC. OatS-Steady; western mixed and
State SSa56c. Hay and Hops Unchanged.
Coffee Quiet; Rio cargoes III Ita20Xc.
Sugar-Less active; fair TO good refining
9sSc; prime 9Nc. MOlasses aud Rice-Un.
changed. Mhisky-Sl O7H.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-06
Ohio Tobnceo.

BALTIMORE, February lat, 1877.
Editors lntellIGencer;
We have TO report transactions in Ohio
Tobacco during the past month, amount.
ing to 1000 hhds. Mr.. 10. Gorter, the
agent for Italy, purchased 600 hhds, and
agents in order TO effect sales, had to sub.
nit TO concession in prices. A lot OF
l7O hhds scraps waS also sold ut low
prices, and further $50 hhds Of different
grades, including few hhds Of new To.
baCco were sold 10 exporters and home
manufacturers.
We have closed ont our entire stock OF
old tobacco, and, although we were com.
PEELED to sell this tobacco with loss to
the owners, still we considered it policy
to sell, as We saw no prospect to do any
better by holding on, and MS it will be
difficult to dispose OF this old stock as
. H.. =. I 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-06

CINCINNATI, February ). - Cotton -
Quiet at l2Hc. Flour-Stcady; family al
So 75a7 90. Wheat-Quiet and steady; red
81 40al As. Confirm at 49a4Ic. Oats
Fair demand at 35a4Oc. Rye-Firm at SOa
Sic. Barley-Dull; good to prime fall Goa
S5c. Pork-Quiet but steady ut SIG 75u
1900. Lard--Dull at lOIGc bid, cash; steam
$40 20 asked; kettle 1lall1sc Bulk Meats
Firm; shoulders &c; short rib S5SaSS4c
short clearG SIC. BacOn--Eirm at lass
aSHa9Ac. Butter-Dull and unchanged
Whisky-Fair demand at 81 o..
HoGs-Firm; common s. 00aj 30; fat
to good light So GOa5 30; packing 50 OOa
q 80; heavy butchers SO 35a6 60.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-06

Is his now lecture, col, Robert Inre,

Is his now lecture, Col. Robert Inger-
soil expresses little sympathy with the
sentiment OF Solomon, Spare the rod
and spoil the child" lie has no faith in
a man who lad SO many wives, but, rs he
is dead now, Col. Ingersoll does not want
10 say anything more than is necessary
against him. "But il ever do meet
him. continued the lecturer, al shall
give him piece Of my mind"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-06

PHILADELPHIA, February 5.-Petroleuu
Quiet and unchanged. Clover Seed
lLHc. FlOur-ln buyers favor; extra So OF
as %; Minnesota family s. 25a7 30. Wheat
Dull; western red 81 i5al 70; amber 81 IS
al 5j. Rye-77 Iza7Sc. Corn-Steady; vel
lowin ear 5Gc; mixed j5c... OAts-AIoderate
ly active; western mixed 39a42c. Whisky
Western at 81 or.
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NRw YoRK, February 5.-Business fairly
active in cotton goods. Prints, prices
steady; CochecO prints rose &c. Indian
Orchard Brown Sheetings rose &c. Cotton
dress goods active. Mems wear woolen'
in irregular demand. Fine cassimcres IL
fair demand,
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OUR HANGING ROCK COIIIsES'
pOSDENCE.
The Depression in business
Throughout that Region.
Russell, GREEHur Co., Ky,
February |. 1877.

bIDior' IntellIScuccr
This is near the centre Of the famous
IIiuging Rock iron region. Every coun.
ny has its boast and ours Is that these
hills from top to bottom are full OF iron
and coal. After you leave the river the
land Is poor, consisting Of n sandy loan
very easily worn out and very hard to
restore, some places running up into
'harp, rough peaks, and others spreading
out into broad plateaux Of several miles
N extent. The hills are not 80 high as
those about Wheeling and generally the
Iae creek and river vallics are wider,
out there the comparison stops, you have
'ne advantage Of us in everything but
ron and coal, but we are content with
,iSesc, nor do we expect all the good
things in this world. We are like the
man in London, leaning up against a
1ou'e with a woe begone look he said
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-06

TOLEDO, February 5.--Elour-S Steady.
Wheat-Firm; No. white Michigan held
Mt 81 As; 81 a. bid; extra white Michigan
81 5lIG; amber spot 81 Az; No. . Do.
81 SO; No. 5 red 81 33If; rejected 81 IL.
Corn-Steady; high mixOd l5Tc; No. .
spot Acc; damaged 49l4c; rejected 44c.
Oats-Firm: white Ale; Michigan $50.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-06

PrrrsRuRdH, February 5.-Petroleum-
Ouiet: crude So So at Parker's; refined
dull; 2G94c asked, Philadelphia delivery;
sma II sales reported at 22c.
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sIRANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPR.
New York Money and stocks.

NEW YORK, February 5.-MoNEY =
Easy ut 3a4 percent. Prime mercantile pa.
per ia4H per cent. Custom receipts $2l3,.
600. The Assistant Treasurer discussed
$4,000. Clcarings $i9,OO0,OOO Sterling
steady at $i.S419a4.S5A.
q GoLD--Opened at 1861, and closed at
l05sS. Carrying rates las per cent.
SILVER-At London 575Sd per ounce.
Here, bars 81 SIX grcGnbacks, 81 2iA gold;
silver coin 4 per cent discount.
a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and higher,
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WEEKLY.

Bg nail, IN aitdHae, Por'dgt Ptqdid
Dgp ,far.....,.., 90 Six months .""".Sl 90
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IINILIVINH IlVENUo H5EEVI5'
STATE lIoNDS-Quiet.
IkSToCEs-Regular with coal shares, anu
express stocks strong and higher. The
remainder OF the list were generally n triile
lower. Western Union was weak spot in
the market, and declined from 1915 TO
7iss, at which price 1t closed. One OF the
reasons for the increased strength in coal
stocks was the advance in Reading at Phil
adclphia to l51I and squeeze in cash
stocks. The transactions aggregated III.
600 shares, of which 5000 were Western
Union, $1,000 st. Paul, 1900 Lake Shore,
$500 Michigan Central, $4,000 Delaware,
lackawanna 4 Western, and 5000 New
Jersey Central
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news 10 ali departments, from ali quarters d
The world, As well as a complete record Of local
events.
THE WEEKLY Is printed on Thursday, and car
he had at the counter, 10 paid snVelOppArta read y
ard rT!afrei trih Noes from 6OBIG
sUR.CRIBERS,- Persons desiring 10 have tho
DNLY lSTKLLluISCER left regularly ut their
residences In the city and suburbs, can h.
served by leaving their address ut Counting
Room, OF by drop letter through the pOSiotlee.
10 COETRlBUTORs.-EOa attention will 10 paid
to anonymous communications; every article
mll'l BE- accompanied by the writer's real name
and address.
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M ARTIN'S

No, 1855 MARKET ST., Il The only hrsi'tIdn Res.
tauTani in he city. II Is the only Restaurant tina!
has separate rooms for lAlles, or where you can tI
with the hest ciIins that can 10 found In the city.
lie keeps gu hand the very best the market affords
in vegetables, fish, oysters, game, and everything
in season, aud serves 1t M In manner unexcelltd
in the country. lie eau be relied upon always 10
furnish everything frst.claSs. la.o
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INTELLIeENcER JOB OFFICE,

H.
% & % Fourteenth, Street. ID.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-06

Nos, and 10 make Close connection At Columbus
for all points South and Southwest; at ChIeaVO for
I'LL points West and Northwest.
EastsbonBd Trims make CONNECTIONS NJ HaIlImorp
ior Philadelphia, New York aud Boston. Al Wash.
lhglon City for all points South,
Me5ss,Gound trains make direct connections for
all principal points West and Northwest.
Pullman Palace cars on all night trains.
WHEELING, PITTS. a BALTIMORE DIV.
sLeayoS daily SArriyrs dAnv Al
Whee''ns'""''.I;hSR a. m Warrington, Pa TO AIN
Except Sunday. Except Sunday,
Tickets 10 all principal points OIL Rle Al Depot,
Otica open ut all hours during the day.
TAOS. X. SHARP,
.,..., Master Of transportation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-06

Accommodation Train leaves B0llAire nj $40 Pm
and arrives st steubeuville at 6:l5P.
Special accommodation trains leave BolIaIrs Al
$40 AN. and 1880 p. NJ; bridgeport 1905 AN. and
Los p, NJ; arrive at Martins Ferry 1918 An. and
A. N. ami $50 P. NJ; bridgeport A. N. aud SaV
p. Nj arrive at Beare nj ll65 A. n. and sI6 P. "
Tickets to all principal points In the Fast und
West can 10 procured at the Union Ticket OhIIv
M'Lup House, and at the station at Bridegroom.
+. Il. MYERS,
dcS General Passenger and Ticket Agent,