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National Republican., 1878-04-04

in difference of politicai sentiment b
sire for political sdvantass, and On p
munity from the lsgitimste consequencdfof'
past offenses on The part Of The muraeren
The proofof guilt was positive-so positive
that this jury, who now seek under some
weak and triaing excuse to cheat the gal
lows Of its Just dues-dared not, In view of
the oath they had taken and the law
given them by the court, to 40 less than
adjudge and present them as guilty Of the
offenses charged. This jury-whose con-
sciences, enlightened by the facts md the
law, would not permit them to violate
their oaths and set the criminals free from
the pending allegations-now, when no
trial has been had, when no new facts have
been ELECTED to alleviate the case, when the
hands Of the murderers are as bloody and
their consciences are as guilty as when pre-
sented by indictment, ask the Governor OF
the State to throw executive clemency be-
tween their crimes and the bar Of justice.
And what reasons are now given by these
men for smoothing down the ragged edges
Of their consciences and seriously recon-
mending to the Governor that he shall
place himself between on acknowl-
edged crime Of blood and murder, and
the sword of justice, and with the sponge Of
executive clemency wipe out the dark and
damning stains that confront these guilty
butchers of their fellow-men? Simply this !:
''The granting of our petition will accom-
plish more for the promotion of peace and
good order in our county than n relentless
prosecution of these cases, which, as men
protesting to know whereof we speak, Tt
kno~ rH be Irritating, producing continued
excitement, attended with deep feeling, run
ming through the whole body of the county
and we fear may produce, rather than quiet
disorders"
And this tenderness for the crime of rs.
sassination-'the greatest crime that nature
doth abhor"-because, to avenge the blood
of the innocent at the bar Of justice, may ir-
ritste those who sympathizc with these ab.
horrent crimes and will produce rather
than quiet disorders" And this in the nine
Christianity, and justice-within the bor
ders of enlightened America-a nation o
boosted law and order, where crime is pun
ished and justice is honorcd. Sad, degene
rate picture of that portion of our lant
where the suggestion is openly and frankly
made, that to punish murder might "pro
duce rather than allay disorder" Thi
presents u case such rs SHAKESPEARE no
doubt had in his mind when he wrote
"Mcrcy but murders, pardoning those that
kill"
National Republican., 1878-04-04

IT is positively painful to witness the
frantic efforts made by the Southern Demo-
cratic press to defend MIR" HAYES, us they
call him, from the criticisms of Senator
HOWE The Louisville Couier-Jom7di be-
gan this line of policy by complaining that
the distinguished Senator was born in
Maine, and we felt impelled to remark in
reply that il would have been easy Just as
easy MS not, you know, for Mr. HOWE to
have been born Kentucky horse breeder,
sSoutheru slaye-drver, or Bourbon whisky
distiller. Then ho would have been a gem
ueman and possibly would have known
enough 10 eat terrapin in June, as Mr..
HENRY WATTERsoN does, or did, between
his sherry and champagne" Aud now
comes the Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle to the
defense Of Kentucky and the President,
saying:
"It would have been difficult for Mr.. HOWE
instead Of easy, to so regulate his birth; but 1t
might have improved his morals and regulated
National Republican., 1878-04-04

PACKARD and CHAMBERLAIN were ousted
from Offices of executive authority by sheer
force of Democratic intrigue, impudence,
and brow-beating. There is u suspicion, to
draw it mild, that President HAYES is
aware of these facts. There is further
suspicion, not mildly drawn, that the same
Democratic agencies are attracting his at
tention just now anent the tenure of his
own executive Office. The class of people
who play with fire must expect to be
burned.
National Republican., 1878-04-04

IT is hardly possible that the ousting of
CHAMBERLAIN and PACKARD from their
Governorships has so familarized the
American people with the illegal deposing
Of executives that they will fail to protest
against the attempt to displace President
HAYES. But we shall see. Perhapsrurses
do not ALWAYS como home to rnost
National Republican., 1878-04-04
PROPOSALS..
DRoposALs FOR STATIONERY.
sEcRrrARy's OFFICE,


SENATE OF rnE USITED STATns,
WARRINGTON, n. G., March T. 1873
twelve o'clock M, APRIL l. isTs for furnishing sta
onery for the use OF the Senate of the United States
Blank FORMS of proposals, showing tho quantity
be sisHsd y the bddcr and surees viii be furnished
on application to this orice.
FooIscNp Papers to be put up in packages Of i've
agires ceeh az perfect paper Of Uniform q'all'y
All the Manila Paper must he OF pure Manila
stock. fiat and smooth sheets and OF the toughest
The Adhesive Envelopes must be extra well
gwen SnS pEs S az d rs
submitted In such boxes and put III every way ns
m ars r. pe y Sox canns not Syef ~ sc
The quantities Of the different articles above set
form supposed to he what will he required but the
secretary VI The Senate 10 himself the right
% S 10 s wam nSse Of TF tic I G
Proposals from established dealers only will he con-
o. %rsrcn a RdGsty II ea"uy cheap and ofSs good
the Secretary OF the Senate must be delivered al MS
oihcs ~ ne city OF Mash,ng'on ,ss 81 NY N ,ltse
Every article must he Of very hes, quNli'yuness
sui,ceit speeimen Of each article proposed !ror
pcr per Tra q zach Pp IL he
os ~ rn.n any sucS class at he lowest @ re
Quality conslderedJ will receive contract for tile
tiles satisfactory TO the Secretary OF the Senate for
the performance thereof, which bond Is to be filed In
the Office of The said Secretary within ten days after
the proposal has been accepted.
uany articles contracted for should not he dellv-
cred within the time stipulated should ne Inferior
In any respect 20 the sample the bond Of the contrac-
tor will be pat In suit
Proposals should be Endorsed Proposals for sta
toneTy'for the senate" and be directed TO the Sec
| retary OF the senate, Washington.
Proposals and specimens must be delivered nj the
GEORGE c. GORHAM,
Secretary OF the Senate of the United states
mart law -Iw. Union anC Star copy.
National Republican., 1878-04-04

ANY revision of the tariff laws by Con-
sress this session will have a direct poit-
jcal effect in Pennsylvania at the coming
fall elections. No Representative from
that State, whether Republican or Demo
crat, who places himself in opposition to
the tariff or favors its modification, will
even get denomination without difficulty
But the Democrats are responsible for all
this tinkering with the tariff, and Pennsyl-
vania will remomber them for it,
National Republican., 1878-04-04

SENATOR DoRsEY's assailants have been
nonplussed US we expected they would be
when they began to charge him with irreg-
ular connection with mail contracts in the
West. His explanations yesterday amount
70 complete vindication.
National Republican., 1878-04-04

MONTGOMERY BLAGR's Annapolis terra
pin supper produced political nightmare,
the effects of which will wear off in
time. Meanwhile the groans of the victims
are amusing, and it is to be hoped none OF
their contortions will be followed by seri-
Ous resllts
National Republican., 1878-04-04

THERE are ways to let mail contracts, and
again there are other ways to let them. Our
news columns this morning show differ
ence in the sauce for goose and gandcr Ms
served by the Post-oftice Department to
POst-route contnctors
National Republican., 1878-04-04

The Republican gains in Rhode Island
swell the sound OF protest against ex-Con-
fedcrate encroachmont, Ii Cancellation, as
at present illustrated, were popular in Little
Rhodey, the gains would have been on the
other side
National Republican., 1878-04-04

The WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, an cight-page
paper, crammed with good reading matter, is
ready at the counter in wrappers, for five
cents 1t contains the proceedings of Com
grcss, the Departmental news, local and gen.
eral intelligence, agricultural and household
matters. stories and sketches, two pages of ed
itorials, discussing the topics of the times, per-
| sonas, &C.
National Republican., 1878-04-04
How the South Rallies.

Senator Howe's attack on the Administration Will
probably find It's strongest opposition in the South
The journals Of that section declare that his attack
unanswered, "I'he Sonth should generously rally
TO the support Of the President" say they. How II
will be done Is not stated. The South rallied"
by supporting in a solid mass the Infamous perse-
cutions,
National Republican., 1878-04-04
Apccpat civil Service.
fNewort n n naIlv Alyor,I.e,

Newark (N. j. Daily Advertiser1
Civi.seryice reform is not lathe work. The man
who passes the best examination may lie the most
worthless In the class. The best accountant may
be the most tricky pcculatOr The best pcnmnn
may be the most skilfI iUnIcr nnd the honestest Of
the lot may be good for nothing at the desk or in
the general work
National Republican., 1878-04-04
The Cost OF Government.


Alcoholic aud malt liquors cause more than two
thirds Of the cost Of NIL municipal government ln-
tpXication makes II necessary TO maintain very
large police forces fills our jails, pcntentiaries,
houses Of refuge, orphan asyums and work houses
Why, then, should not the liquor traffic bear It's
burden Of municipal taxation.
National Republican., 1878-04-04

THE New Jersey Legislature now takes
shot at Mr. WooD's tariff disturbances.
Our special from Trenton brings the infor-
nation that even tho sand Spaniards
protest against this nbnrtion.
National Republican., 1878-04-04

THE New Hampshire election being over,
the investigation by the Democratic House
committee of Mr.. CHENEY, postal railway
superintendent has been abandoned Ne
cessity for dirt-throwing in that direction is
no longer apparent to the honest Demo-
cratic majority of the committee.
National Republican., 1878-04-04
Uncertain supporters.
tIIarrisburg Telegraph.l


The Administration has no spokesman In the
Senate, except men who led rebel armies with
stragetc skin In an endeavor TO reach Washington
TO destroy the National Capital These are sound
organs for President who has started to remodel
the Government but IN a conflict on Its policy"
they are uncertain snppOrters.
National Republican., 1878-04-04

WHILE the Republicans of Toledo were
at Washington looking after the post
mastership the Democrats took advantage
Of their absence and captured the city po-
GticalIy.
National Republican., 1878-04-04
ETp.

DIED.
HIGGINS.-on the I'd of April, 1878. MoLLIE +.
HIGGISs, after long nnd painful Illness which she
bore with Christian fOrtitnde.
Her funeral Viii take place from the residence of
her brutilCrinnw, Il. u. Berry, II Ninth street
northwest at o'clock Thursdny afternoon, itl In
sthnt. Friends OF the family nre invitedtu attend.
kEASE.-KATIE. the only chlld of Laurence T.
and Katie Eeane, Of this city, ggcd month.
Ia" funeral VIII take place from the residence OF
her brother ln.lnw No. rs New Jersey avenue north
wesi, at p IN. Thursday. April 4. 1873. Friends o.
the family arr invited to attend.
SORREII.-AprIl 3, SIS, in Washington, u. e
ARTHUR H., son of Charles and Mary SOrreil, aged
years and month
funrrll services at the residence. between Tlir.
teen. .nnd.a Ea'r aud Fourteenth streets southwest
Ai o'clock THURSDAY. April 9TH instant. Friends and
relatives are invited to attend.
RUTHERDALE-On the "a of April. i77s, amer q
short illness, JENNIE RUTHERDALE aged % wears
The funeral will take place from gi2 street north
west on the Hh instant, ut y. IA.
THE DOwAGER LADY RODNEY.
The Right Hon. CHARLOTTE GRORGIASA, DOwageI
Lady Rodney, died In England. February 20 last
aged ~ She married in 1919 G"nige, third Lord
Rodney In the pecrags Of Great d ialn asuccessoT
the naval hero. and cousin To Cfc aud Thomas
Rodney, of the Continental Congress, the former n
signer OF the Declaration Of lndependcnce. Her hus.
band died IN lsta and her widowlood OF ~ years
spent In works OF charity and philanthropy.
National Republican., 1878-04-04

CLEAR head and quick action must he
possessed for steady and successful effort but who
can have such when suffering with cold? Use 'Dr.
Bulls Cough syrup and procure immediate relief
National Republican., 1878-04-04

PoLKs Falsiafian soldier roll was FRYED
In the House yesterday. The odor from
ths '.sizsle was not particularly sweet
scented.
National Republican., 1878-04-04
The Right Man to criaci.e.

lhhrfisDurR iefeHrnpn'J
Senator Howe docs not seem TO be disturbed by
the aings that daily made at him on account Of
expose OF the policy. As he did not fnvor Hayes
ministration.
National Republican., 1878-04-04
Denounced rs He Deserved To he.
fAlbany Evening Journal

General Butler Is earnestly denounced In Massa.
chusetts as he deserves TO be- for casting the vote
member from Boston and put a Democratic con.
testant without shadow OF claim I'm his place.
National Republican., 1878-04-04
lRAvELERs' GUIDE.
GREAT
1878

HR7M GREAT 1873
I5sqS s5sSsYtyANrA Ei.,S1 .EG EGvTEi vsT5Ei,ruwr.r
r"LENDID scENEHGi iME MMEkaNIficENr EQUIP
TRAINS Leave yhsAHG AeIgS ts from Depot, cor
Fol, r;i.6aIs and the We, iciS = N. daily, xis
s FsT'ss z, Il to ssS PC ssspss IA fsEs sso S
,SS $. daily, WIN PsSss IS y 5Gisaso9;.
"a q WI i$;;S! iss s
For Gssy s.yS sfaps Sfa saS sSSHSst sss East. Lao m and go
pre- ss.s.s SS,ia-'r rrslsf rsls ld.is sff r aas'sr'
sS sa ra.
GGaSs ssf issfsss % and Journey 10 ss % YORK
sunday, win sleeping c.r hon wssfainsion 70
For ,,s s.sya fpaS1ss fna %
Accommodation for Beltimore, SIS ss5 a m. and 40
For Popes Creek Line, SiS a m, and Esc pm m daily.
For knaspoii.. SIS and SO m. and "a p m. daily
SsP sER EasRHSIssssssssR
For Hs'sSss me- % sahdsy q 10 A. T. and II s
For The souih, via Rlchmond, ltS q m. daily, and
".
ni sIo e q %; .a G siS ,S sSSs m
S &c at
a I e wSsss S
is ~ he eS.eiias oPbasssss % destination rom
hotels and RESIDENCES.
rnANk fkaas6N ksaasNH sSss as%:ss If.sss''
pALrfMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- the GREAE poyBLlEi ,,I!s TRASh, ASS,h,,rv
Konrn. wnsr, roatS%s'r ssp sSsrsSrSs IT.,
500 O. m. Baltimore and way stations IL.
Ss %sy Stations. Rs ss eS ReSy
SiS % % Fisanoas ie sifnssasg. s winchester. Haser
town, Point OF i,ocks and way staiiona -,
safrss s~ Sif fHELoR eiRs % New SoiI a and
ssfI %.' 81. Louis, Cincinnati, Chicago. ri!,segrg
Pa1S ear s'ssSi 6 sunday tfe M cR
vile, Cincinnati. Columbus, Chicago. Junction, and
,sCS ,SS M sl,inors Annapo'A pna way stations
isiO a: m. Baitiinore Eiiicott City. Annpaos and
osiso b M New York and Philsaslph'n Esprs,. sr..
sso p M, baltimore and way stations Winchester
is6 ,, m, Batinere; Bladensburs. and Laurel Er,
way stations. on Sunday TO Pt Of Rocks and way
$40 D. m. Balto., Annapolis and way stations.
| $50 p. M, Philadelphia Norfolk and baltimore
express. Ecott city. Pasengers for Norfolk taken
In The direct 20 boat a Canton. No connection on
SUNDAY for Norfolk. ...t.
sG5O p. M. Baltimore and way stations.
,sSS S's m Schcaso cc and counibus express SLEEP
| 1850 y. M Baltimore express,
sa.2b i. M, ST. Louis, CINCINNATI and Ptsourg eT-
press. sLEEPING CAR TO 81. Louis and PittsburG.
:sS :. p; SsS YSiE Ps.aspsis snd nslsSSs. s
| GAL sLEEPiNG CAR TO Philadelphia.
sunday - -. . myl9u
National Republican., 1878-04-04
LITTLE Rhodey to the front again.

ANOTHER dose of PoLK-wEED in the
House to-day.
National Republican., 1878-04-04
MARRIED,

FLOYD-ADDIS.-On Tuesday evening, AIrll 2
iSTs, by Hev. clay McCsuiey, Mr. ALBERr e. FLoYD
OF WUburn, Mast.. to Miss ALICE NJ. ADDS, otWGsh'
ingtOn, ID. G.. No cards
National Republican., 1878-04-04

~. xsw rhe pelsor..is cousros.e. ina.
~ spc>ting psRes viii havs tbsis hand fsil
scaling bets ~ % whelAer We svcr, had syar,
40 WHIST 1t wn all adout, Anyway Ciessehnd
LeadA. ygN q \ y ~ 81 :
National Republican., 1878-04-04
Sad business.

New York Tribune.
II must bs sad businsss N be q scape goa
And Doorkeeper Folk must feel It.
National Republican., 1878-04-04
An inquest on Hayes.
Can Manage Itself

The Republican Senators have hold an inquest
Oh Hayes and decided that he isn't their General.
National Republican., 1878-04-04

lsyrhCuse JOutnhl.I
But Il happens that the Republican party. II ~
lives at ALL can manage itself II does not recog
nizc either the President or the Republican sena.
tors, as the rulers or custodian Of its honor aud
welfare.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-03

BEIIAIRE LocAIs.-The Silver hook
fishing club returned from their happy
camping ground, in the vicinity Of Sisters
Vile, yesterday morning. They report a
good time, and in praise speak OF the
people in that surrounding country.
The Democrats Of this city and town
ship hold their primary meeting to-day
10 elect delegates TO the County Conven-
ton. A very lively time is anticipated
A grand musical concert will be given
this afternoon and evening at Bodies
summer garden, in the vicinity oil Ben
sons Ferry.
Mr.. A. Wiley's grocery was burglarized
the other evening. The thieves effected
an entrance at the front door by cutting
out large pane Of glass.
Mr.. s. J. Miller, the popular dry goods
and notion merchant, moved into the
large store room Of Mr.. Kellecher on
Belmont street yesterdar.
Mr.. J. B. Darrah and Fl. D. Meek,
both popular and reliable gentlemen OF
this city, are candidates In the front
rank" for the high Office OF Sheriff, sub.
iect to the decision OF the convention.
Capt. Garrett, Of this city, the Coroner
OF Belmont county, in the last few days
has been severely attacked for doing his
duty, honorably and according TO law /:
Upon the mangled body Of Michael Tack.
er, who was Killed on the railroad last
Monday night, II seems, a $40 note was
found, i part Of which, according to law,
was expended to detray the expenses Of
the inquest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-03
Martins Capital Restaurant, iI55 Mar
ket Street, 10 the only Restaurant In the
city that has separate rooms for ladies.


THERE is good coal-boat rise in tie
river.
The river Is rising, and the rivermer
are happy.
PASSENGER travel on the railroads Ia
heavy at present.
The Board Of Equalization was in
session again yesterday.
TIE bad boy appears TO be more nu'
merous than formerly.
THE greatest mortality is among child
rem under one year OF age.
Work will be resumed at the Hinge
Factory on the 18th OF August.
TIE La Belle Mill will shut down to.
day for couple Of weeks, to take stock
some twenty teachers were examined
at Trisdelphia on Thursday and yester'
day.
THE Gofl Guards have made arrange
ments to celebrate their first anniversary
on the 18th inst.
Ia there no man with courage enough
to arise and smash the thermometer with
base ball club?
One OF the horses belonging 10 the Elm
Grove Street Car Company was overcome
by the heat yesterday.
A BOY named Sampson, living at No
2607 offstreet, had his arm broken the
other day, while playingss
TAG Elite Fishing Club will leave for
Green Spring Bun, on the South Branch
Of the Potomac, Monday next.
A PICNIC ia to be given to-day, out The
Henpfeld Road, for the benefit Of the
Catholic Church at Triadelphia.
THAT sewer on Market street, near
10th, which has attracted 80 much atten.
tion lately, was cleAned out yesterday.
TEE Committee on Court House and
Jail met at the Court House yesterday
at F. NJ, and the Committee on Poor in
the evening.
TIE ladies Of the Bridgeport Presby>
terrain Church held their regular monthly
social last evening ut the residence OF
Mrs. William Alexander.
Don your head swim? Do your ears
buzz? Do your eyes water7 You need
rest. Go and hang on your country re-
latives for couple Of weeks.
Mr.. P. B. DoBRrSs yesterday sold Eve
sharea Of Peabody Insurance stock, at the
rate Of S25 per chare, to Mr.. J, A. Miller.
The par value OF the stock is $50.
SOME boys living on the Island are
reported as meddling with lighted street
lamps. The attention Of some one In
authority Is needed in that locality.
TIE city Is dead as door nail. Moth
ing going on, nothing doing-in short,
wherever reporter may 60, he Is al.
ways confronted by that simple word
nothing"
MEssRs james aud Joseph Nichols,
who have. a farm about one mile east Of
this city, captured snake the other day
which had sixty.nlne young with IT, All
the reptiles were despatched.
CHARLEY LUCAS, the music dealer, has
put up couple Of neat signs in front Of
bis store. The windows q Lucas store
show fine display OF musical goods and
are attracting a good deal Of attention:
THE burglars seem to have made ar
raugements 10 work awhile In the country
during the warm weather. Reports
come In OF several efforts which have
been made, though not very extensive.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-03

NEW YORK, August 2.-Cotton-steady
at 1lHal2c. Flour-Demand fair and
market firm; superfne western and State
s. 65a4 90, common to good 81 05a4 80,
white wheat extra S. S0a6 so, good 10
choice 81 S5a5 rs, extra Ohio 81 0oa5 rs,
st. Louis 81 O0a7 90, Minnesota patent pro.
cess So 00aS 90. Wheat Unsettled; No. 2
Milwaukee 81 0S, ungraded red western 9sca
81 10, No. 3 do at 81 06a1 OK, steamer do
81 Dial 059[, ungraded amber 81 05al 10,
No. Gambler 81 DIAL 0s, steamer 81 05al 0511ff 4,
ungraded white 81 19a1 81, extra white
81 81, white State 81 %. Rye-Firmer;
western 62a62kc. Barley and Malt
Nominal. Corn-Fairly active and shade
higher; ungraded 44szal9c, steamer 47a4sc,
No. Q at 481fa49fc. oats-Firmer and
active; No. Q white sake, No. l, 34Xa
SAN, do white $40, No. Chicago S49Sa
S4Ac, white western 3SaS711fc. western
mixed S2aS5c, mixed State 50 1laS451c, white
S4a37c. Hay-Firmat 40a55a. Hops-Dull.
Coffee Strong; Rio cargoes 1Skal7e, job
lots 1ShalShe. sugar-Demand fair and
market firm; refining fair to good TIA
7Xc. Molasses-Dull and unchanged.
Rice-Quiet and firm. Whisky-sl 05a
o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-03

CINCINNATI, August 2-Cotton-Strong
atl19Gc. Flour-Dull and dropping; FAM
lily 81 80. Wheat-In good demand and
prices shade higher; amber 94e, No. 2
red winter 92c. Com-Easier; No. 2, 45c.
Oats Old offerings light; held at 29aSlc;
new dull; mixed and white 2Sa2Sc. Rye
In fair demand; No. 1 at 50a52c. Barley
In good demand; choice fall 75c. Provi.
sions-Dull. Pork-Demand fair and
prices higher; $40 25 bid, at the close
10 50. Lard--strong: current make 81 20,
prime steam INC, kettle 77lasc. Bulk
Meats-Demand active and prices have
advanced; sales $4,000 lbs shoulders at
IS 10, held at $a5 TX at the close; sales
$4,000 lbs short RIB at IS IS at interior
points, IS 90 here; short clear Sc 10. b.
con-In good demand at IS 50a5 62Ila6 50
a675. LiIseed 0il-Quiet aud unchanged.
Butter-Easier; prime creamery 20a2lc,
Western Reserve 16al6c, Central Ohio 12a
1Sc. Cheese-In good demand; factory 70
TIC. Whisky-1n good demand and
prices higher at Sl09.
Hoes-steady and firm; common s. rs
a %, fair to good light 81 30a4 80, heavy
packing 81 S5a4 65, butchers 81 60a4 70.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-03

TOLEDO, gust2.-Wheat- Steady; No
white Michigan 81 OK, No. 2 do 81 Oh
amber Michigan spot 99c, seller August
ssNc, seller September 961Sc, No. 2 amber
97c, No. 2 red winter spot 99e, seller
August CSC, seller september 96Hc, No. :
red 9I1fc, No. 2 Dayton and Michigan red
99c, rejected Wabash SIC, western amber
900, No. 2 amber Illinois 81 05. Corn
Steady high mixed Al W, No. 2 spot Axe
No. . white 43c, rejected 40e, damaged
$50. Oats-Quiet: No. 2 spot 2Ic, seller
August 2SXc, Michigan old Csc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-03
FOR RENT.

EoR RENT, SALE OR EXCHANGE
The Residence, No. a Fifteenth street.
Large, desirable house, with all the mod.
ern Improvements. Enquire Of
Il. FORBES,
iy2S 1l42 Chapline Street