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VALUABLE ,ar.o. isai... g,G asto
: COAL AND. FARM LANDS,
Including an Undivided Onc.hfth Of d Bogv's
:, Run Mining Company's" Property .
= M for Sale. .--.- L-n.Lu
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y VS. In Chanccry. -.,...,,,ri a.
Joseph b Ford, etal J ''i''' ''''' - ''i'''
By virtue of decree II The County Cnurt- Of Ohio
comHy rniosrj In ths case on thr 9th Jay Of Anil
ISIS ihe GndersIsnei Commissioners Will, on if.
@ .T,TnDIIy II,T 4, a, 900 M, ..s
. -ia SAEuhDAlt JNLl " 1870
beginning al 10 O'Clock a. NJ at the front door oibe
Cunt House Of Ohio county, 10 the city 0f Wheeling,
sell nj public aueIIIn, the following Parcels Of land
/. tract Of IL acres ulOrr or lcS,, in tic mr0En
on the Ohio river, In Manha county adjoining lands
Of a. Thompson and otlrrS subject to tho right Of
way ac, Of tho b. 4 o. u. II Co., being tho land con-
yeycl 10 defendant j. u. Ford, BY Adams DO,lson, by
irsi Of Apfll =, 1871 o. =. .i-t NJ
<? Atract Of about acres Of Coal Land, with The
right 10 mine the amc de- bein, sane lInd conveyed
Msfsha'l county, ia DreI Hook 10. 10, irsgt Isl.
49, The un,lIvdSi ohc-haIi Of IEI acres on brown.
run, In Marlall cnunIy being sane land conveyed u
aid Ford by A. Dodlin hy deed IL TccOrti III Deed
Book No 20, page9i Ga this tract there Is teani
4 "A tract oi arfcs Ii MarShall county nnl also n
tract OF aOut arrJz Of coal being same land conveyed
10 said Ford hy samuel OF and others by decd ie
corled IN peel Book No, = page KY. About Srryot
sad tact ol acres = Iolto lanu Ipnng On the Ohio
river, and Will Oe tolu uHetutf OF w lOtst ~ ma! b.
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Clilcngo.

CmcAao, August 20,-FlouR- Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Dull, weak and lower ;
No. Chicago spring 0laO2hc, closed at o2Ilc
bid, cash 0iNa927t, closed at o. lfc August,
9OIa9OI[c September. s0<c October; rejected
60c, No 5, 7Sa7sIS. Corn-Actiye, firm and
higher; No. 2 at S7IEaS7l<c. closed at S7Hc
bid, cash 81 1sa8lJ JSc, closed at MJsc, August
S5a35Ac. 0ats--Actiyc, firm mand higher; No.
9, 2iJIa2i3s, closed ut 2l1z cash, 2lsEc bid Au-
gust, PKG September, rejected II Nc. Rye
Steady and unchanged, barley Dull and
lower; old SoaoGS. Proyisions-WSak, Pork
tember. Iard-steady and lower at s. gll
I 722H September. Bulk Meats-EaSicr bbxed
shoulders ut 5Ha8ssc. Buttcr-Quiet and
unchanged. Eggs-10allHc. Whisky-Quiet
Sat lO7. '4 Gl.i dI saGill I'm Ir1FH
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ToIedoa

ToLEpo, August 20,-wnEAr-Dull; No, l3
white Wabash sr06; No. white Michigan
iO6H extra white Michigan / Oh; amber
Michigan spot and seller August fSe; No. .
red winter spot and seller August g73<e;; Eell.
er September g7kc; seller 0ctotert tc; No. 8
red DC No. 2 Dayton and MichiguhT $le7 Jzc;
rejected Wabash BIC; western amle 06Jlc;
lower SS; SisS S mi1ed % Il s4. soe 4i%e ss s
or September 4O1tc No. 2 white $50; reject.
cd 46,fc; damaged SIC. Oats Dull; 80. q
23Iie; old &c; Miehigan28lIc.. % -
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CrycryyArr, August 26.-Cotton-Quiet and
firm at 1l%c. Flour-Dull; family 81 30a
S so. Whcat-Dull; red s5aO0c; amber aud
white 90a94c. C0rn--In good demand and
firm at 4iaI2c. 0ats-Steady and In fair de
mand at 22a26c. Ryc-AIarket dull at 5Ol54c.
Barlcy-In good demand at full prices; No. ..
fall 81 0lal 05. POrk-Dull and nominal o.
$40 so. Lani-Dull, closed easier; current
make 711<c asked kettle SaSHc, Bulk Meats
Easier; shoulders 5hc; bulk short rib 90 GOA
@ Is, closing at inside bid; bulk short clear
6hc. Bacon-Dull and lower at 5AaGSa7a
7Xc. Butter-Dull and unchanged. Linsced
Oil-Firm at 53a55c Whisky-Stcady ut 81 on.
Hous-Actiye, firm and higher on good
stock; common - 75a3 as; light $S 9Oai 90
packing q lOai 10; butchers 81 4Oa4 90! i,5l,.
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s,..,..,.,n,h c.II,rio.n.ao.

wAsuISaroN, D. c., August 26.-The
Treasury Department to-day issued the
sixty-ninth call for the redemption OF $40
bonds Of 1885, consols Of 1865. The call Is
for s5O00,O00 Of coupon and registered
bonds. The interest ceases on the 25th OF
November next, when the principal and
interest will be paid. Description OF the
bonds and coupon bonds, dated July LIST,
1865, viz: $50, No. 1901 to $4,000, both
inclusive; 500, No. $4,000 to 1876, ,0O0, both
inclusive; $500, No. 1900 to 5000, both
inclusiye;. $1,000, No. 10000, to $4,000,
both inclusive. Total, S2,500,000.
Registered bonds, redccmable at the
pleasure Of tho United States after the list
Of July, 1870, as follows: 500, No. 1881
to 10, 600, both inclusive; $500, No. 1851
to. Il, 500, both inclusive; 1900, No. 37,-
500 to $4,000, both inclusive; 5000, No.
Il,4OO. to ll,G00, both inclusive; $40, 900,
No. 2l, ,S0l to 22,550, both inclusive. To-
tai, $, 100000. Aggregate call S5,O0o,0OO.
POUR PER CENTS.
Subscriptions to the. four per cent loan
to-day amounted to s2,566, $50.
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0d6i he ppnis< Of fRe legal tender notes,. .rhicl'
area changing standard Of ralre in he hands
9 the people, and he non-pdynalt Of trhich is a
Disregard Of he ptightedf faith Of ate Nation" ,
But this is not all. The man for whom
the West Virginia Democratic delegation
voted at St. Louis was at that time re-
garded as hard money man, viz: Senator
Thurman, OF Ohio, And to-day he Is the
pet of the West Virginia Democracy for
the Presidency in 1880. He declared as
late az 1875 that 7aaaf ,s!
9We- belieye that our currency should
consist OF gold and silver, and for convent
epce, paper, convertibleat par into gold and
silver at the will Of the holder"
! Whydid Thurman make thisdeclaration2
i-.his, statement Of Democratic doctrine2
Let him answer, which he did, as fol-
lows: risI -HJriW d.fN y r-t
"Reaect d little and you viii discover
that not one dollar can be added to the
actual wealth, OF q country except by labor.
The h6,rmdl yalqe of property or labor
may .be increased by deprGciating the cur.
rency, hut the actual value isnot enhanced
one cent. And yet there are people who
think, or ut least' pretend to think, that all
We have to do 10 gel. rich Is to set the
printing presses to work TO strike off pic
lured shinplasters." sg...-
Yes, there are such people, and Thurman
might IthaSeJadlsaS hsd bebecn present at
the New Martinsyille Convention, that the
bacchapalians there assembled were Of the
THOSE who shouted loudcst for
Ben Wilson we're Of those who suppose
thdt "aIl We have to do to get rich is to
sot tho printing presses to work to strike
of pictured shinplasters."
And yet they voted for resolution de-
rlaring that "thc Democratic party for six
fcefi years has battled bravely" for these
sort of principles. 'They also declared that
The Republican party was responsible for
.ho--b business depression and that "the
only hope Of this country for financial re-
lief is in the triumph Of the Democratic
party at the polls" And yet Thurman
leglared in the Senate, three years and
half ago, that Isbp zflf'fii \
''The panic. upon the country was the |
result OF over.tratiing and extrayagance,
Until at last the bubble burst, and then
.ame season OF retrcnchment and econ
,my: In the history Of this country, 1t
las been shown that the business Of the
,0untry yerrevived ina less period than
our years after a panic. Nothing but
ime, honesty, economy and retrenchment
yill set the business in motion and make
lie country prosperous" raeft,
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New YoRE, August 26.-The Chamber Of
Commerce to-day sent $500 to New Or
leans, Memphis and Vicksburg.
The Lecture at White Sulphur Springs
BY Col. Long, formerly OF the Egyptian
army, netted 500, which has been for
warded TO Vicksburg.
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The View Catholic bishop OF Richmond,
- :. .-.LtL. = HlrgInin.

The New Catholic Bishop OF Richmond,
III :, gf1t.g = Virginia.
Forthe first time IN the history of the
lRichmonds Catholic diocese the Bishop OF
the diocese was cqnsecrated in that city.
The event occurred last Sunday, Bishop
,Kain, OF this city, taking part in the cere-
monies. The Bishop elect, Rev. J. j.
Kcane, preached a'sermon from which we
take the following extract.
"we will strive to do our duty to our
country, for the love OF country and duty
toward her come next to love Of God and
duty. towards Him and our immortal souls
lc\ye will show to our country that we do
not love her less because we lovo God
more, but tliat on the contrary our fidelity
to Him makes us, MI the more devoted TO
her, since His holy law gives the only
available sanction TO all human authority,
and the only solid foundation for all noble
lsentiments aud prineiples. Our country
may think us unfriendly because we tell
her ot her mistakes, because We warn her
that BY system of goddess education she.
lis training generations that for want OF
proper religious moulding and principles
fwilllbe as unfit to be egood citizens as to be
toOd Christians welded 70 her views
tShd@ plans, she may denounco US as enc
mics, for our advicc. We must remind our
country that our Church has not only the
uhiafling deposit OF revealed truth, but
also a practical wisdom; that her exper,
liensc demonstrates that goddess education
trains tihprincjpledi citizens, who are their
conntry'S scourga, and finally her ruin,
and that the only way to mike o prosper
Gus and; happy Stateis. to mould the indi.
vidual and the family in the mould oi
Christian principles md virtue" -
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men will deliberately do their utmost to de-
press prices when they know that they
are asking less than the cost Of production.
True, mans sclilshness Is strong, and per-
haps il is his duty to buy as cheaply rs
possible; but contend this rule does not
hold good where the price runs below u
fair cost Of production. Ones own selfish
ness should prevent him from doing this,
rs he Is only injuring himself and his own
business. Every man who has any thing
TO sell land who in America has nOt3 As
Interested directly in maintainingand pro-
noting the common veal, otherwise his
own business suffers. To illustrate !:
The farmer goes to tho iron manuiact.
urer, we'll say, in one OF the numerous
towns Of Ohio, he beats him down in his
price for ,bar.iron andpailsuntil the man.
ufacturer finally succpnibs and is' forced
to shut down his mill. The farmer in
turn is dependent on the manufacturer,
his employees and the other inhabitants Of
the town whoa also invariably depend
ent on the prosperity OF the manufacturer
for their lfvelihOOd) for. the sale Of his
potatoes, apples, grain anlfafm stuff gem
lcrally; owing TO the shutting down OF the
mill and the subsequent stagnation OF bus
iness, the farmer is Obliged to reduce his
prices one.third to one-hali, as the case
may be. Now, what has the farmer saved
and what has he lost? He has saved half
q cent per pound on say 200 pounds OF bar
iron and 800 pounds OF nails. He has lost
one-third on the total product OF his farm.
Thissame- principle runs through al busi.
ness.
Can you not base your opinio1rOn some
thing more tangible, said the reporter.
Your Arguments, although good, will not
carry conviction to every one. You know
many men in this world must have file
to gnawnt, md, they cry hard times and
look sour as long ~ they possibly can..' !
Well, then, here is something tangible.
have Just received this letter from one Of
the most experienced ore dealers in Cleve-
land. You may copy 1T II you wish. The
letter runs rs follows: .sWithin the
past two weeks vessel freights on grain
have advanced from the ruling quotations
all summer, l!a2 cents. During the sum
mer ore freight from Escanaba to Cleve-
land have ruled ut 55 to 20 cents per ton,
according to the carrying capacityof the
vessel. We contracted for several thous-
and tons ut % cents. To-day august 22d)
90 cents per ton is offered vessels and de-
clined, the vessel Understanding firm for
What effect will this have on pig metal ?
Well, the difference OF 45 cents per ton in
lake freights ON ore is almost equivalent
to 81 per ton OIL pig iron. a-s.ii
Do you expect to see good times soon
again?
No, not for several years; but | do ex-
pect to see the iron business improve
steadily and lcgitimately, so that a man
can get cost price for his wares and pos
sibly little besides, so that he can live
without going in debt for il, .. -.-.
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An Appeal to the knights of Honor.

#|
CLEyILAsp, August 20 The following
circular explains itself:
s. OFFICIAL CIRCULAR No. 3, /
oPPicE GRAND DIRECTOR KNIGHTS HONOR. I
To subordinate lodges ,vitliu juriiictioa 81
Grand Lodge cf Ohio: IN 20 ae.l.. f
An appeal has been made by sister
the yellow fever Is causing great suffering
and many deaths, to lodges throughoutthe
United States for help. Las Grand Die
tator OF Ohio, therefore ask all subordi-
nate Lodges within my jurisdiction to give
this appeal due consideration ut once and
render all possible aid to our suffering
brethren ont Of the general funds now in
the treasury. From such subordinate
lodges alpdonations viii be sent TO ]. G
Plummet, Grand Reporter, Wooster, Ohio.
u. Il: sHoao, G. d.
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CAsUALTIES.

CAIRO, August 90 Charles Taylor (col-
orcdl, fell from barge into the Ohio river
this morning and was drowned.
NEw YoRK, August 2G.-Thc sloop yacht
Zephyr, with, fishing and huntlpgRaiSty
from this city on board 1was capsised In
sheepheads' Bay. on Sunday, and four Of
them including the Captain were drowned.
ToRoSro, August 2G.-Three young chill
drcn Of Chief Engineer venables, Of tho
Water Works, were drowned last night. =
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Second Congressional District : Judge
Hokc Suggested as the Republican Cam

10, FATRltoSr, August 20.
Editors Intellgeneer:i i''' az ~
We understand since ex-senator Viii
ley and Gov. Picrpoiut have both declin-
ed to enter the Congressional race in the
Second District, that the name Of Judge
Hokc, OF Keyser, editor of the Mountain
Echo, will be presented tolthe Convention
at Portland on the Goth inst, 1t is claimed
that Judge Hoke combines-elemehts Of
strength that butfcwmenint the district can
command. ave learn that the delegations
from this, (ATari6n), Taylor and Preston
counties are in favor OF his nomination, and
that he would consider very favorably the
full voice Of the Convention.
Like you OF the First District we want O
man above reproach, and in whom the
people have entire confidence, and it is be-
iieyed that Judge Hoke is such man.
With such standard bearer this district
can be reclaimed, and wo will'have n faith.
full representative in Congress. " n
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Jan .imuense Granger picnic occurred in
TYLER county near Middlebourne on
Thursday last. The colored Sumner band,
of Wheeling. furnished the music for the
occasion. The Star says that about 5000
peoplewere.in.s attendance. Col. Ben Viii
son was also there (see Job, 1st chapter and
9th yerse). It was nota political gathering,
Of course, although the presence Of q col
orcd band indicates that there was a good
deal-ot Republicanism in the atmosphere.
Hence no doubt Col. Ben thought it was
good missionary ground for him,
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chicago Cattle Market.

omc.eO, August 2d-The Drovep' Journal
HoSs-Reccipt, s, 200, shipments 4 600 Firm,
active and higher; choice heavy $I46a4 75
prime light 81 2j; fRir TO good do 81 LOAF 20
packing grades 4 OOa4 80. q 'l'st =
CArTLE-Ileceipts 5000 shipments 1850!
Slow aud dull, owing to unfavorablc eastern
advices; shipping steers 60 5Oi5 81 butchers
stock quiet and easy, cows, brought ., 6Oa
10; bulls 20OaS 90; rOugh Steersl2 90lS4O.
western cattle In fair supply and easy at 8 30n
400; Texans steady at 8OaS 10. 10,
sIIEER-Receipts 100, shipments 1920. SteA.
dy and frm: good lots sold at q O0a4 IS;
common 8 20a30O. .,.f....f.,. d,
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GoSsrAsrIsorS August 28.-Moukhtar
'Pasha has been appointed Turkish Com.
missioner TO Cute. The Porte desires the
aid Of England to obtain loan guaranteed
on the revenue Of Cyprus, In order 70 carry
out the administrative expenses within his
own Jurisdiction. ~, "a (. .t.... al
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kn1d rolnuna 0suahrtIpk Carmen Som
aaJ sv'd nosaaiIe,,E So,oEIe, p"N"''usA' ~ N'' 'A
"'u D"'0''ooiA'
SUCH CONDITIONS IMPOSSIBLE.
A Constantinople dispatch says the Ldfis
offered not to oppose cession OF Batouln II
the town be granted autonomy Of admins
tration. Acceptance Of such conditions
are impossible.
,oypoy TINES oycAyApA REclpRoctrY.
IN T:,a.. ~ Jos;.ooi ,bo Ir,;,od s,otos
70 e nno,;ste ,s rnr;ntoci,v ire treaty with Can.
ojn VI nestS y, ~" Sou;S n oconnm;c3, doctrines
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POLITICAL. d
secrctary,sherman Opens the Camnpisn
I'm Northwestern Ohio. .s.. .4s.

TOLEDO, o., August 2G.-The political
campaign in Northwestern Ohio was to-
night opened on part of the Republicans
by Secretary Sherman, who addressed d
largely attended meeting at Whecler's
Opera House. The Secretary devoted him
self mainly to the consideration Of the
financial question.
ClNcIxSATI, August co. The Greebaek
party here nominated Col. A. +. Jones for
Congress in the first district and George
W. Plat in the second They alson nomi-
mated a full County ticket with the excep-
ton OF judges of the Common Pleas.
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lKearncy a, coIumbns-rh DID, Old

CoLuapus, O., August 20. = Dennis Kcar.
ney arrived here at noon and spent the
DAY seeing the city under the auspices ot
the National party. Tonight he address.
cd about three thousand people in the
State House yard. His speech was quite
similar TO that delivered at other points.
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sAN FRkNcisco, August 26.-The ground
was broken. to-day. for the south lateral
branch OF the SufrR tunnel tocthe top Of
,tIie Lula shaft, fourteen handred. feet dis
tant 1t i exnectedithat connection win
be made BY the first,9f December from the
Julia Mine branch: and will be extended
southerly TO Gold Hill, and another
branch win tiiSerge near the Belcher Mine
towards the AmeAcau Hat ol.l-A
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Russian headquarters have been trans
ferred from San Stefano to Redestc.
;, The report OF the Rhodope Commission
was signed Sunday at Buyukadere, by the
British, French, Italian and Turkish dele
gates. The Russian and German delegates
refused to sign. Tho Austrian delegate
was prevented from attending by illness.
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vueISlA CRY, MoNr., August 26.-Thc
ranchman from whom The Indians stole
the stock at Red Rock, on the Montana
toad week ago, followed them with forty
citizens till they found thay had joined a
large party and were too strong, when
they returned. 1t is supposed" that they
are congregating near Henry Lake. LCapts
Egcn, with ene Company Of the % cavalry.
would reach Henry Lake yesterday. A
small party Of soldiers in the National
Park Aiti from Fbr Ellis will undoubtedly
ethc Indidnsin day or two. q
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WAsulSorox, August 20.-The Treasury
Depastment will to-day Issue Cnll for tho
redemption OF five million Of $50 bonds Of
az consuls '65, two and half million oi
which will be coupon and two and a hall
million registered bonds.
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ucayy LIabIIItics and No Assets.

CiNcINNATf, August 26.-tAmong the
bankrupt petitions filed to-day-Nre G. $.
Foos, Springfield, O., liabilities 2l7,OOo
dollars, no assets; F. G. Ragan, CINCINNATI,
liabilities 5000 dollars, no assets i7J9hI.p,
Husky, Washington, G. H., Ohio, Habili-
ties $1,000 dollars, assets 24000 dollars. e
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YIctIm or RcIccled Love.

sAx FRAScrsco, August 26.- Adcline
GRAY, aged 13 years, was shot and fatally
woundedby WIN. Baker, n rejected suitor,
while walking on the street this afternoon.
Baker approached her without speaking,
placed pistol to her back and fired. The
assassin Is q restaurant waiter aged about
o5 years @ C9AgUI 5qm 1
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'Snle on RnIIwny.

COLUMBUS, o., August 20. Tho Coldm.
bus & GaIlipolis Railroad was sold by0rder
Of Court to-day. The property was pur-
chased BY corporation known as the Ohio
and West Virginil Railway. Company,
They expect to build thefeadfrbm golprs
bus To- Gallipolis d 90 a, GkS
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GENEVA, Aug. 28.-The police have sur
rendered to the Dernese authorities a
Swiss ladyiwho, under the name Of the
Russian Countess COjewska, sold false
jewelrytothe amount ofa million francs,
during the last three years at Paris, Nice
Monaco and other fashionable resorts.
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HnESA, -StoSr., August 26.-A man
named Jackson shot and killed his wife,
from whom he had separated for some
time, at Boulden Valley, Montana, last
Saturday, after which he blew his own
brains out ....t. -.
Luther Briggs was drowned on satur:
day whilenaempting to, cfossthe Missouri
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RAILROAD BoSps-Generally firm,
STATE ,BoSps-Quiet and steady,

STATk,bpNps-Suletu ulu sleauy'i llNtr
Srocxs--In the early dealings declined ~
u, but in the afternoon tic market was frul
until near the close, when there was reaction
OF HaH per cent in the final sales there was q
fractional recovery in some instances. ... nj
Transaction aggregated 6G,000 shares, oi
which7 800 were Lake Shore I, 600 Northwest.
en common, 500 preferred; $500 ST. Paul
common, $500 preferred; 5000 Lackawanna
1000 Union Pacific; 1900 St Joe, 1885,
Western Union aud $500 Pacific Mail.
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NEw YoRx, August 3G.-Business mo'lera,, 9
with package houses and the iobbing tnlt 9
improves slowly. Cotton goods in molsLti ,
request and firmer. Prints are doing IMrl}
Bowrctta 6inghams active. Wohted IN
goods are In fair red qnest and firm. Mems we Z
woolcns are dull, but cloakihgs and iillIne ;
are In steady demand ~ -
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SAN FRANCISCO, August 26.-The British
ship Cape Briton arrived from Rio Janeiro
this morning and was simmediately quaran:
tined. On May 9th Henry McDade, sea
man, died Of yellow fever. No signs Of the
disease have appeared on. board since, but
the quarantine officers deemed II best not
to permit her to come TO tho wharf until
thoroughly fumigated. -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-27

Tnfon,nde.d Ruinor..

PARIS, August 28:-Thc rumors OF the
impending resignation OF President Nc
Mahon and Of changes in the Ministry are
denied. ''
Calcutta contradicts the report Of the oc-
cupation OF the Island Of Socotra.