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The usual sen annual interest OF rcrc cent per annum
all sums from 81 AMI ward has been declared and
viii be- paid on aud after MONDAY. Jan ~ 1879 on all
sums entitled thereto
Dividend. not drawn will bear interest same a. de
post
Money deposited or before 10Th Of January. 1879 will
draw Interest from the LIT January, 1879
BY order Ui The Trustees
y A CONKLiNG Pre- Sdcnt
IonS II iupsoS. secretary
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BnsIntss dhant,s.

CUISINES V0lntts
A BARGAIN IN EEPsIE. n. Y.
"A In consequence Of bong engaged In other business
requiring my whole time unrr my confectionery and
restaurant business. located IN Foulhkcepsic Tor
sal" a. Abnrrnn termscasy location one Of thu best
tie rtN rent Low every tlnc in nrstclass order Al
drcss ". W SHARPE co, - Park row, New York, or
JAMES SMITH, Main st, foighkccpse. y Y.
CONTROLLING interest. with official position IN
- bar ar partnership, IN established shipping or
oiucr commission huu~V. purchased hN Wrllkunwu
ncut" business gentleman Post ohlcc box 2.lvn. y Y
EHEAP-Frstcass bar. back bar mirror tables
~ CHAIRS, stoves, beer pump', &c l7S Fulton 81,
BrooAlyn
EOK aALE CnEAP-Mlk route horse wagon,
barnes Nc. owner having other business. Apply at
n" $50 laih 81. south BrooNhn
EOR sALE.-Od established nsh AMI oyster mar.
hot corner of south lst and mn sis, BrooAYn, D.
EOH SALE-Au old cstablshcd bakery Inquire on
the PREMISES, 90 ri aV
CIOn MILK ROUTE. selling lOl quarts.
70 IOO. good horse aud wagon Apply III Delaney
81. 900 restaurant between 40 and2
coon CASH.-A complete cider business, payilg
R~ON routes, horse, MiiLun, kcg> bottles, A.. tal
lvlhf At owners rcsdrnce, III warren 81 near Henry
brpuAlyn
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@lanito---malts.

c0lanito- --alalts.
4 LARGE as.ortmen, Of men. diagonal. chiuchiua.
ct. At Il, only CAaFEoSS. IN Rr,dic St BrdoEyn
A wuirEyouns man. tbs, understand. plain cook
o., calling cnrlv
DOY wanted To distribute circulars &c Music Chart
ID Rooms - Union square
COMrETENT cnsincer must be able 70 make "
4 NJ box ~ sun onice
CAnLLrON HOUSE. william It. corner Franz
GUTTER WANTED on gent, neck wear.
Y STARK 60. sit church st
PHEssMAN wanted; none bu. uorogshly eoere.
tent man co. able NJ taking charge need apply call
with ,c'inonial-. att hey At
PEFf" "j ;os Ei;iS.; i'. :.
SI.> rAiNTERs-Ac 1 q, VIE IA s.cg =" The
T'iILOKs wANTED.-Gooicoa ,n,Lrr,t,w work
L IN store steady WORK a. Hudson St between Il.
TI>sMITH wanted so HUDSON 1t IVES, siic
ITPuOIsTEWEKS or carucuirrs wanted IT, APPLY
I W lih,r sthps can at Az Broadway. saturday.
.,,ui i , nae ~ ,i i" 49,, ~ W 49, nue. u'
s''l,l ~ u'.' al 10y a,rni. W,tN N,i". Nrt!
p,aaS ' DoI Z! ga" dnc, Address ''''"' wages
WANTED-A sardcncr Protestant, single man,
" ''A' WAGES which must b low t Al, -. oc,..
WANTED-Ab boy u carry parcels aud naAc him
w 'cli generally useful, wave. ~ 4 week Adircs-
sivins rc'c.,n'c+ o T. G., box H.. sun oni 'c.
VANTED-R,rcrienccd cutters Who understand
no" S6S i GufStsS Sun s6Ss sa afasw.y
NANTED-Fivr Ar.tcls.s spuare can makers. none
w other. need apuly at SoNE &FLEMlNu NfG. co.'s
I'm shop. Girerroint
\VANTED-A dr,i.cias, con % TONER. me that un
w drrstsnis counter goods Address CANDY, toN ii3
sun once
WANTED-A man who ha. experience in sling
w toys WILKINS, IA Broan' -
WANTED-T~o good tin roocr, At 80 wc,t 23d Il
w LOUIS COHEN.
XVANTED-A man who understand, how to work
w on i4hior' chalk ~ white st. basement
w ANTEB-Aboy that undcrstan nj, W aiuns on table
w IN Nh oyster house 2-Sa 81 Az.
WANTED-2 sunny cloth weavers at $50 aud :5s
81 POUNDS lure tea. 81 coffee lie. sample
20 Tea Co, ~ frarl It AMI ~ Fulton st
SiiuaIons tdlantto.
A GERMAN rir wishes IL situation in a restaurant.
"a nrstclass cook. Call at or address lls Sackctt
ri, bronkyn.
MARRIED WOMAN. without chilircn. wishes
Ni Chld 10 nur. greatest caro- VIII lo gwen, refer
ehtrs II required. ~ Spring st. top floor. front
| IVA THE PIBLIT.-Thc writer having been out
nl clnl mrit Tor months having tri hy an means
known 10 him TO procure hanct employment hut with.
VINO can ASSIST MN has no alternative save 10 bog or 10
smrNe unless he can set work OF some Kind immediately
uons crciiuhy' and has some knowledge Of the OF
mechanical tools; willing TO do any Kind Of honest work
AZ any wages and WI work any number Of hours re-.
guiTri %. htn aged % not married. Believing that IN
I'M, christian city there can be- found cmpo, for
one wiling To work MAKE this public appealin the nope
mat TWIN ne responded :" By some reader ~ thc sun
| k"~lrctuily G. CLIFTON, IN Hudson 81
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or AND AFTER pEc Id. 1873,

DOUBLE rgACH, TIE MoS1 IMPROVED K9ui
MENr. AND TIE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WIN AhnOLurE SAIIrY
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Circulation of The Weekly Sun
ADvERTIsING RATES.

ror The same period. Ie.Os0,i50i weekly average
HJ.1:s1
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4ors,s, 6arrm1ss, &t.

HORSE CLOTHING, Bl,nket. plain. str
~ prl. AMI plads all plices 81 cach ana upw ard.
largest SIZE California sweat Blankets S9l. no and go
IoRD A TAYIoR } Broadway aud 2O,h II
Grand and thryste
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FOURTEEN THRorGu TRNINS EACH WAY DAILY
THREE pkPOfS - PHiiADELFiilA.
TWO II NEW YORK.
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lNOUGlIION'S lrVisoratu- SNrup tu.'s Ii' ~,
ID liver, kincy skin dis a,es weakness, So bisg y,
stores manhood 2it per hotlr Ai,icr fr'r "' fnsl
hAIrnmNIA ny NOM IAIAiKM
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gtal Gstalt.

TWO very ChoHp new cottages, one. rooms ~ 40
SWnrtih, One. rooms, 81 .idu $40 cash, one very
cheap house iu newark
X. u. KINNEY, "a uy. nui 3gth st South Brook Nn
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MI METROPOLITAN sAYIHGs Hank.

FIFTY FIRST DfNIDEND
NV YuHN Dec 81 1879
INTEREST At TiE RATE OF FIVE PER GENT pcr
nnnum sums at slVD AMI uWrr, and ~ the rate "
four per cent amounts SlunD, which have re-
manned d"pus.t during the three six months ending
Jan lS71, will be paid according to the bylaws on
WedursifN. jan ~.
DIVIDENDS not Withdrawn will be added to the de.
post and draw interest from Jan.
bEPOsirS made on before the 10Th Of January will
draw Interest from Jan. I.
ISAAC 7. SMITH. resident
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Brief Mention.


TIE Supreme Court Of Appeals meets
to-day. &
osE commitment to the city prison
yesterday.
A DopDRIDeE art reception Is promis.
ed for next week.
DorrED muslins will be very fashion
able this summer.
PAY your water taxes promptly and
avoid the penalty.
MEETING OF stockholders Of Wheeling
Gymnasium tonight.
OsE deed in fec and one deed Of trust
admitted TO record yesterday.
Asr1.CoSvIcr Labor Meeting at the
Nail City Boat Honse this evening.
The steamer Carrie Brooks will be sold
by the U. S. Marshal next Wednesday.
McNApB had his street sprinkler out
yesterday for the first time this season.
THE Chapline Street NJ. E. Sabbath
School elects officers tomorrow alter
noon.
The popularity OF croquet Is that no
brains have ever been knocked out in the
game. s..- .s
THE schmulbach Guards meet tonight
to consider the proposed military camp
this summer.
STRAWBERRIES sell at the rate Of 4 cent
apiece. Al that rate newspaper man
can afford to indulge in couple. eF
TaE Wheeling and Ohio County Medi.
cal Society met last night, at the office Of
Deputy Health Officer Ward, on 18th
street.
THOSE Lowell gambling cases, in the
Circuit Court, have been postponed until
Monday.
The Riverside Iron Company have put
a patent frog in their tramway, at lie In.
tersection with the street railway, on
Ghapline street. .... ..r.
LEW sEYMouR's burlesque and comedy
combination will appear at the Opera
House on Wednesday and Thursday even.
ings Of next week.
SUMMER draWelh on apace. People
are gently reminded Of this fact by the
sight OF piles Of scythe snalhs in front Of
wholesale stores on Main street,
The funeral Of Miss Christina Amick,
which took place Yesterday afternoon,
was largely attended. Her remains were
Inferred In Greenwood Cemetery.
YErERDAY morning as Thomas Burns
was driving up Market street his horse
stumbled and fell, throwing Mr.. Burns
of his seat and severely bruising his
shoulder. az
IT modi6es ones transports over the
phouograph 10 remember that the folks
who are always so prodigal Of good adj
vice may use II to add 10 their power Of
rendering life wholly cherries.
Col. BARoa's battalion Of Ohio mill.
It's has been invited TO be present and
participate In the sham battle on the Isl.
and May 30ih. 1t Il considered probable
that the invitation will be accepted.
CIRCUIT CoURr will meet this morning
at 8 o'clock for the hearing Of motions
and demurrers, and after ten o'clock will
be engaged In hearing the testimony In .
habeai corpus case eel Tor that hour,
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THE DREAMY WALIz.-There were q
couple Of terpsichorean ietes last night,
and although far apart as regards dis.
lance, yet they were bound closely togeth.
er by thote silken ties which encompass
the devotees OF Terpsichore. The firat
Of which We shall speak was the military
ball OF the South Wheeling Guards, at
Koch's Hall, in the Eighth Ward. We
are pleased 10 learn that this, the frat
ball OF Capt. Koch's Company, was a sue
cess in every particular. There was a
large and jolly crowd OF dancers present,
ent, and all made merry until nearly
morn-or words to that effect. Viewig's
excellent orchestra furnished the best oil
music, and the supper, prepared under
the personal superintendent Of Charley
Koch, was an elaborate affair.
AtTurner Hall ball was given for the
benefit Of Henry Plate, young man who
has been unable 10 do any labor for some
time past on account OF sickness. This
was under the management OF committee
consisting Of Messrs, Charles Ber,z, James
S. johnson, Geo. Humphrey and Henry
Fox, who worked z.alously 10 make
Il success, and succeeded. There
we're several floor managers, viz: Thos,
J. Tighe, Geo. Humphrey, WIN. Stafford
Charles Bertz and Henry Niedermeyer,
Mr.. W. Otto was the ballet master, with
Mr.. Geo. GundliRg rs assistant. The
ball passed of very nicely, and reflected
much credit upon the gentlemen having
i, 10 charge. Mr.. T. T. Cockayne's a.
nous orchestra furnished the music
Tommy Is always ready to lend helping
hand 10 fellow mortal, and donated his
services last night free Of charge.
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aPARADIsE REGAINED.r
What Miss smith Thinks OF Be-
fhesdn Water. -

Not long since we published a.letter
written BY Miss Sara T. Smith, Of Lin
wood, Delaware county, Pa, and ad'
dressed 10 Col. Dunbar. This lady has
addressed another epistle to the discover.
er OF Bethesda Springs, full ofexpressiona
Of gratitude for her recovery from DiA'
beles. We are permitted to make some
extracts for the benefit Of other and SINH
larry afflicted mortals-always premising
however, that Mr.. Joseph Fleming, drug.
gist, OF this city, Ia the sole and only au-
thoriLed agent for the sale Of this Water
in Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Wiz.
ginia. We quote from Miss Smiths
second letter: .4=I ag '
u cannot tell you how greatly am
indebted 10 it 1.-THE Water). After nine
years OF pain il has brought me hours Of
perfect ease, that have been 70 me like
Paradise.n
Ny general health is constantly improv.
ing. My rest Il good, while before uaing
Bethesda I had not alept, without NOR
phia, for, months. Twice in each year
since 1868, 1 have suffered all but the
agonies Of death, and after each attack
was longer in regaining the lost ground.
The last attack was, by far, the worst.
Bethesda relieved me, and restored me
10 Q better state Of health than usual.
wiah could go at once 10 you and live on
the brink Of the spring, DO, &c." ~, /,
Bethesda Water can be obtained In
barrels at 81; ! barrels, s.; barrels, SIS,
Of Joseph Fleming, 81 Market street,
Pittsburgh, Pa, who will also mail pam
phlets free on application.
Bethesda Water sold by the barrel
key or gallon by Logan, List & Co.
Bridge Corner Draggists. a WA
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River News.

River 10 feet 0 inches and falling
Weather cloudy and warm.
The Ragon departed for PGrkersburg
at 10l o'clock.
Thu local packets, with light tips, q.
rived and departed Is naual.l 81 3
The Hudson, from Cincinnati, arrived
at 10 A. NJ.
The Granite State, from Pittsburgh,
passed down last night. ri-N 4hf
The 0'Neal will leave for Pittsburgh
this morning at 7 o'clock.
The Courier, for PArksrsburg, at 10l
The Hudson will leave for Cincinnati
at 5 o'clock. ,Jietg
Capt. 7. G. Sweeney left for Pittsburgh
yesterday, to take command Of the steam.
er Fashion, which will pass down to.
night for St. Louis.
The Salt. Valley, from ronton, will pass
up TO night, and tie stockdale, the boa,
with the iron. wheel, will pass up to.mor.
row Sunday morning.
IBJ TsleSraph.l
PITTSBURGH, May S.-River s feet
inches and falling Weather fair and
warm. vi n 4Rn 10 ~ Hfiifl }r
C1NcIssArr, May 3.-Riyer 80 feet
inches and rising. Arriyed-Emma Ora
ham and Vint. Shinkle. Departed
Andes and Davis. Raining all day.
EVANSVILLE, May 3.-Riyer 16 feel
and rising fast. Up-Idlewild, Maggie
Smith and, J. D. Parker. Down-Jamet
Guthrie and Charles B. Church. Businesl
dull. Rained all night and nearly al
day, but the weather is clear and cooler
tonight.
LOUISVILLE, May, S.-Rivcr II feet
inches and rising. Departed-Rober
Mitchell, Cons. Millar, A, G. Donnally
and vint. sinkle. Cloudy weather. i''
NASHVILLE, May 3.-Riyer 0 feet OF
the shoals. ADMINISTRATION. Dowr
l-schenck, Golddust, Lee and Illinois
Raining. a ~ ~ r' ig' p"
MEMPHIS, May s.-River 90 feet
inches. Weather rainy. Arrived-Kati,
Hooper, Little Rock. Disqualification
ence Meyer, Little Rock; GafI, Cincinnati
Liberty No. 4, Ohio river; Future City
st. Louis; Little Condor, Yicksburg
Business active. h,EnN2 WgiR
Isl. LOUIS, May s.-Artiyed-Golde
Eagle, Keokuk; City Of Vicksburg, Vicks
burg. Departed-Golden Eagle, Keokuk
Polar, Star Tennessee river. River 2:
feet s inches. slsv ~ EtIsAt'HlF
CAIRO, May 3.-Arriyed-Baum and
Cherokee, Cincinnati; Polar Star, St
Louis; Commonwealth, New Orleans
Departed-Andy Baum, Memphis; Cher
okee, St. Louie; Polar Star, Ohio; Ander
son, Nashville; Commonwealth, 81. Louis
Katie, Louisville. River 50 feet 9 incheI
and falling. Weather fair and pleasant
NEW ORLEANS, May, 3.-Arrived-
Naichez, Vicksburg; Bart Able, Red river
Thomas Sherlock, Cincinnati. Departed
l-Mollle Moore, 81. Louis. Weather
| cloudy, sFta Nfr ji37I ''u l f-
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, May S.-FlOur-St.aly VI
unchanged. Wheat-DulI, 'VtaE, he
and unsettled; No. ! Chicago PFis;Illl
No. 9 at 81 II cash, 81 l0x Ny Il d
June, 81 06al O6H July, SO, Jana
Corn-UnJettled and lover 81 igstsS
cash, S9XaS9lic Nay, SsS, lEt lY
July, rejected S6Nc. 0ats-DulIpd Ena
O shade lower at 26He cal, aSlSA
May, 263Ec June. Rye--Dull nd Ptssii
shade lower at 69fc. Bahey-lll q
prices q shade lower at 41H. Port-Er
demand but at lower rates y SaA
IS 62JIaS IS June, s. SOas s!h lay, y
Fair demand but at lover riiG :
692L cash, Sc 95a6 81 Y June, u GIi
July. Bulk Meat-QulttA and HsstilHi
AlcohOl-firmer 81 S2he bid. VISIT
$l0i.
Al the close Wheat was active sEa!
higher at $lll7s asked My w , 7
June. Corn lairly active and lhid'ts
er at S9Xc May, 4OlIe bid J1tI V
frmer at 26Hc May, 26hs iksd NJ
Pork and Lard fmeF but not is'aAl
biphar.
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TIE CouRrs.-CrRourr CouRT-JudSe
Merin.-This court met yesterday q
usual, and transacted the following bnti,
meas: "a - =
Hon. ]. Dunbar, Of sLeubenyills, was
admitted 70 practice In this court.
In the case Of Loring ct al. ys. Mary ].
Carney. and Phil. Kelley, q decree was
entered constituting the will OF -
Kelley, deceased, and authorizing the
compliments to make yearly allowance
10 defendant first named.
In the case OF E, F. Lands vs.. Under
man and ToIante, a demurrer 10 the
declaration was overruled and demur.
rer TO pleas was sustained. Case set for
May 22d.
The case Of A. Fulton VS.. W. Il. sheib
was put on trial before the following
jurors: N. Heyman, John Mcclure. A.
D. Seamon, A. L. Eof, E. Whitmyer, 7.
W. WeitZell, G. Leonhart, A. r. Kolb,
George Heryey, j. @. Anderson, Patrick
Wier, J. W. WolytDgton. The plaintiff
sues for salary for services In selling mu.
steal instruments; the defendant denies
value Of services and pleads set.of. Upon
trial. Davenport 4 Dovener for plain.
tif; D. Peck for defendant.
The matter Of the rule in the gaming
cases was continued until Monday, owing
to the necessary absence Of the Prosecu'
ting Attorney.
The case Of Fulton VS.. sheib was given
to the jury about a P, NJ, without argu-
ment. At 5 o'clock the jury had mol
agreed upon verdict, aud were adjourn
ed over until this morning.
Adjourned 10 the usual hour to-day.
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PERSONAL MEsr1os.-Goy. Mathews
yesterday returned from LeWisburg. ID
Master Alex. Laughlin, who accident,
ally shot himself on Wednesday evening
Is recovering from the effects oil the
wound.
Mr.. Ned Stout, agent for Lew sey-
mours Combination, Ia In the city work.
ing up crowded houses for his show next
Mr.. George P. Liuch, Of this city, will
deliver the alumni address at Morgan.
town this year.
"Izzy" SWabacker returned from Pitts.
burgh last night.
Mr.. s. P. Parker, OF the firm Of Parker
Bros, Is in Baltimore on business.
Mr.. Herbert Spencer designated the
Mosaic account Of creation as the "Car.
penter Theory" OF the "Hebrew Myth
Tomorrow night, at the Fourth Street
Methodist Church, DR.. George, the pastor,
will have something to say on that sub
ject. This Is one Of q course OF lectures
on Modern Skepticism." The people
are cordially invited.
Captain 7. 7. johnson will take charge
OF the steamer Exchange hereafter.
MIR. Geo. Baker, who recently removed
with his family to Fulton, Is confined to
his bed with sickness. .
Mr.. Isaac Shallcross and family, oil
Athens county, Ohio, are in the city,
guests Of Col. T. P. Shallcross. 1a
Mr.. John Pracht and bride have re-
turned from their bridal tour in the West,
Mr.. Theodore Darrah received dis
patch yesterday from New Orleans, stat
Ing that DR.. Thomas Gilpin, his brother
in-law, had been killed by his horse on
Tuesday last, and that the Doctors moth
err had died on Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Gilpin spent several months here
last winter with her daughter, and made
many warm friends, who will regret to
hear OF her death. She had been in del
icAte health for some time. Mrs. OAR
rah was with her mother at the time oil
her death. ~ 10. l.,
Among the late arrivals at the ~.
James are: John Bassell, Clarksburgi
John A. Torrance, Pittsburgh; 7. P. Hay
wood, Galllpolis, o.
Edwin Maxwell, Of Clarksburg; George
E. Howard, Of Columbus, and James II,
Murdoch, Of Pittsburgh, are at the Nc
Lure. 1 .. r...s
Mr.. W. E. Reppert, Passenger Agent Of
the Central Ohio Branch OF the B. & o.
Road, is in the city on business, Mr.,
Reppert is genial gentleman, and very
popular on the road.
Prof. John F. Mullen, formerly Of this
city, has large dancing class in Steuben.
vile, who gave dance at Kinds hall
last night.
Mr.. John L. Rice returned last night
at ll:30 O'Clock, from three weeks
business trip in the interior. he reports
business as quite dull in the localities he
has visited.
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New Yorl.

NRw YORK, May 3.-Cotoa hi i,
101sc. Flour-Iltayy, eIe,p, V,,ss
patent, which is higher Ia sS.,esi. ,, I
the FIRE at Minneapolis No !, lSiS
superfne western and Sat, Hisii
common TO good 10 choice IS .,GIN 4,
wheat extra IS 9Ol6 %, iinsy SsGs
extra Ohio 81 SOaG IS, s. lsub NSTs
Minnesota patent process ;NS
Wheat-Fairly active; No !? Chias, m,
81 221iai 90, No. . Milwaukee 81 !alg,
No. l spring 81 2Sai 81, usriiI !,
81 S0al IS, No . NorthVts, Va ii IN
! "a. Rye-unchanged. Bih.y-0Is
No. 2. Canada 63Hc. NIlt-DtL On
Western mixed isa57c, ,tan niia i
exc, high mixed Sic, NO.!hSyL9s
0ats-W Western mixed AINXs, "
western IS 1IaS9C. HAy-uuthlunl Ea
Dull and unchanged. Coffee -Qssnl
firm; Rio cargoeS lSAIl14t, i0SHg !
lS%alS1c gold. sugM-Qiitbg,sssr
fair to good refining 7I,likt, rtir, X
refined firm at sXi9XS. Nuists-Ssa
aud unchanged. Rlee-Fiin lldIv,iR,
ed. Whisky-NOninllly al 81 Otill's
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A CENTENNIAI AWARD

i valuable 70 the recipient and the public, whe
given 10 one Of many compositions, % showing trua
merit. The competitions In plIiters nj the Gem
tonnll was great yet the manufacturers Of Ben.
sons Capclne Porous Plaster received the highest
and only award thus proving BY the highest med.
lol authority IN the world tie Sreat superiority Of
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srEuBENyLLE ExcuRsIoHIsTs. = The
msmbers Of the Eatrs Nous Dancing Club
OF steubsnville, and their respective
sweet hearts, visited this burg last night,
en- mass. II was such a quiet visit, how.
ever, that but few about town knew oil
the arrival Of the visitors. There were
about forty or forty five couples, and
they left Steubenville at S:45 p. NJ. on the
steamer Della, arriving here at i P. N.
They were accompanied by Bowers
string band, and no doubt enjoyed them
selves amazingly on the Trip The ex:
cursion was in charge Of Committee Of
Arrangements consisting Of Messrs: VIII
8. Brady. VIM. Mcfarland and B. T.
Doupherty. Shortly after midnight the
boat left our wharf, homeward bound.
We hope that our Steubenville friends
will visit US often and many times In the
fnlnFA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-04

HAMILTON & McGRAsAHAN.-The firm
Of Hamilton & Nc 7ranahan, bricklayers,
have been doing work in our city for three
years, and their patrons have found out
that they give the best satisfaction. They
are now doing the brick work on the new
Mabis building, on Market street, besides
several other smaller Jobs about town.
They make specially Of job work, and
those having anything in their line TO do
will do well to employ them, as their
work cannot be surpassed in the city.
Their work Is warranted and II II does
not give satisfaction at frat will be done
over again. Call upon or address Carl
Hamilton, 726 Market street, or James
McGranahan, l46 18th street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-04

CINCINNATI, May 5.-ccsiOn5D o
nominal at l0Isc. flCur-Dai |, Wy y, !,
changed. Wheat-steadT red y ~ ~
Corn Stronger, clOslngAt i!aiF, y, ~ 4,
Quiet at 27haS0c. Rye Dull d
Barley-Dull and unchanged. 81 e,
Quiet but steady at $50 M 7, ~,
steam &c, summer 70 81, Esitl, !, i y, ].
Bulk Meau-Quiet aud hrull i' W. +,
81 SIX. BuCon-lnartiVe 10 '' ~,
iXa4Xa5Aa55.H5Ha53c' Ba'isi-i41. n.
fancy creamery 2?a!5c, prime = ~ !.
dairy l6alSc. Linseed 0il-SIeifI
Gle. Whisky-Active, but not S''l'
higher; light offerings at : W 1850,
HoGs-Dull and dropping sgaI 4, \
80 50aS 90, light $ lOa3 ., p'eki'sp'
5 IS, butchers S S5,J 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-04

TRYrSa A HAMMocK.-The other even.
ing 4 corpulent gentleman who is con.
nected with the Wheeling Omnibus Line
noticed a hammock swinging loose at
the sport Of the wind in front Of Main
street store, and entering the store asked
the proprietor the price. He was told
the amount OF dollars Of our dads neces.
sary TO purchase the article, and invited
10 Try one OF them. Our friend did not
understand getting into the hammock,
and the result was he rolled out on the
opposite side with a crash resembling the
noise OF an earthquake, and the clerks
rushed frantically outside TO see II the
building had fallen down. .-