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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-12

HAyER1Yis MRsrRE1s-The original
J. Il. Haverly minstrel troupe concert.
lies At the Opera House to-nighL What
IL true OF them In Louisville is true Of
them here, and the Commercial Of the for.
mer city says:
several particulars aimee last here, and is
undoubtedly the best minstrel combine.
ton on the road this season. Hayerly
has always broughta good company, but
In the present organization he has eclip.
sed all former efforts, and gives to the
public an entertainment that Is not sur.
passed by any troupe which has visited
Louisville. The company ia strong IN
musical merit and particularly happy, in
amusing qualities. THERE'S true wit in
the fun Of such comedians rs Cushman,
Rice, WEIGH, and Carter, who make Us
laugh without offending the most delicate
EAR.
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The P. ". & K. has experienced great
trouble with that part Of the line just
north Of the Top Mill. Itseems to have
been the wort spot on the whole road,
and has detained the work Of track.lay.
ing much longer than was anticipated.
However the track Ia now down TO the
corporation line, and will be to the Top
Mill this evening. Our people are be.
ginning to feel interested 10 the coming
,of. the road. A large number Of citizens
visited the scene Of operations yesterdly
and realized the fact that Wheeling Is
about to take in a large slice Of terri.
tory as a legitimate suburb. Work was
also resumed yesterday on the trestle
work at both ends Of the wharf, and to.
night will see the south end about ready
for the rails. When the work is finally
completed our citizens ought TO make the
finishing day a memorable one by an
thusiasiic reception Of the Iron Horse.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-12

NEW YORK, January 11.-Cotton-Easy
at e3fa6Xc. Four-Dull and In buyers
favor; super6ne western and State y 2
s %, common to good extra 5 0oA5 70,
good TO choics IS 60as 90, white wheat
extra So O5aG Is, fancy 80 s0as ., extra
Ohio s. i5a7 80, st Louis s. 2oAs %, Min
nesota patent process 81 4Oa9 y: MheaI
Dali; No. 8 Chicago spring 81 70, nc. !
red western January 81 Ss9<ll 40. Rye
Dull: western 7IATfc. Barley and Malt,
UNCHANGED. Con-Quiet steam mixed
66Xa57Kc, ungraded new western mixed
&c. Oats-Unchauged. hay and
Hops-Unchanged. Cofee-Quiet and
Unchanged. Sugar -Quiet refining
fair to good 75Sa75se, prime Ike, re
fined quiet at 9Ka7Ec. Molasse.-New
Orleaus active at SOaisc. Riee-Qui etand
steady. whisky-Dull and nominal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-12

Below the city as far as We can learn
the river il clear Of ice.
The tow boat Harrison came mp from
Kaie's Rock yesterday evening.
About one o'clock the ice opposite
Martins Ferry moved down about 4
quarter Of . mile TO the head Of the l..
land, where Il gorged, and the gorge did
not brake loose until about half past
seven o'clock Last evening, when all holh
letgo and the ice struck southward.
John A. Armstrong went up yesterday
to Liverpool 10 look after the tow boat
Monitor, which, ia lying at that point.
Messrs. Mong &Seamon had telegram
announcing that the Katy Stockdale
would be AZ Wheeling tonight.
The Express was reported at Cincin.
natl loading up.
will be up Monday At her usual hour.
The Hudson will leave Cincinnati on
Tuesday "a usual.
The Mallie Ragon was 10 have come
up last night from Bellaire, but the
breaking up Of the ice prevented her do.
ing SO. She will probably resume her
place in the Parkersburg trade on Mon
day.
10y Ttlesrlph.l
PITTSBURGH, January 11.-Riyer s feet
II inches and rising. Weather cloudy
and mild. The ice in the Allegheny,
above the city, broke at 8 P. N, and has
since broken At Oil City and above. Both
rivers are rising at points above.
LITTLE Rock, January u-Riyer 9
feet 0 inches and falling. Weather clear
and pleasant.
EyAssynLE, January 1l.-River 8
8 10 feet and falling. Weather alternately
cloudy and clear; wind c%hapgeable; mer-
curry Sc 10 AZ. Business light.
MEpHIs, January 1l.-River fell 10
inches, and stands at is feet ! inch. Clear.
Mercury 4SS. Arriyed-Belle Texas,
Little Rock. Departed-Charles Nor.
gan, Ny Choice, New 0flean,; Church,
Cincinnati; Grand Tower, st. Louis.
New 0RLEAss, January n-Arrived
Memphis; NatchSz, Vicks-
burg; Bart Able, Red river. Departed
John Howard, 0uachita river; Grand
Lake, St. Louis. Weather clear; mer-
curry So.
MEMPHIS, January 1.-THE following
Main street clothing houses have failed:
Juthers, Behr & Co NJ Field & Co, Ro-
seuthal & Co, &c. Ward 4 Co. The Ii
abilities OF the latter are $4,000. The
firm offered to settle on a basis Of fifty
cents, which was declined by their East
ern creditors.
CAIRO, January 11.-Arriyed-George
Spangler, New Orleans. River Is feet III
inches and falling.
SHREVEPORT, January n.-Weather
clear and cold. River rose l inch.
YIcKsDuRG, January H. Weather
clear; mercury 60H. River stationary.
Down-Centennial, R. E. Lee. Up
Illinois, Thompson Dean, Joseph How
ard, Future City and tow.
ST. LOUIS, January liar sed-
None. Departed-Belle Memphis, Mem
phis. River 0 feet 0 inches. Weather
clear and warm.
CScrSsArI, January n.-River s feet
2 inches, and falling. Weather cloudy
and mild. Departed-Laura Davis, Ten
nessee river.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-12

aRoxDo AND JuMEr.'-This fine piece
was presented, last evening, to an audi
ence much larger than the one that as
sembled on the opening night OF Miss
Coomb's engagement. The same success
that attended Camille marked this, the
second periorsnce, and Miss Coomb, was.
received with loud and enthusiastic ap-
plause. The lady has made agreat i'm
preston by her admirable acting in
this city, and We doubt not that
should abe return here, and we hope she
will, she will play to crowded houses.
However, the house last night was crowd
ed "a full as comfort would permit.
Miss Combs "Julietn is impressiyely
sympathetic, and the intrinsic merit Of
her impersonation entities It to the high
est praise. The support rendered by The
company was all that could be wished
for, and altogether the play, as 1t was
presented, was a rare treat 10 the intelli-
gent th~eatre-goer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-12

CAstr SncK.-It is not an extraordi-
nary thing for the average citizen to
start out the new year with fixed deter
mination TO escheW bad habits aud keer
q diary. It l. Likewise moi 4 remarkable
thing for one determination 10 be adhered
to as religiously as the other. The diary
generally stArts ont in this way:
EJanuary !. To-day / begin anew.
The noxious nicotine weed shAll never
again soil my lips, and the inebtiaiine
dfaught shall never more scorch the
lining Of my stomach, or render me una
bic 10 insert the dead.latoh key in i'd
proper place. Ate three square meals.
Refused elk invitations to indulge, and
feel better for my new course"
Occasionally such as these appear:
aHad the cramps to-day; thought my
WholeinternAl organs were in . gordian
SThe bnnion on my left foot made il,
presence felt all day. Called on Miss g.
ate cream and went TO bed with q ieyered
brow and 81 behind in my cash account
Declined 10 assist Thompson 10 organize
q quiet little hurrah.p
January 10-Noon-All out Of gear
to-day. Cramps this morning. Just
took one to warm up. Didn't help me q
BIT. Took another and felt better. The
medicinal virtues Of old Monongahela
cannot be told. Midnight-shumhoW
TELLER don't pretty mush always know how
delicate his inFides Is. Fellow fool to
stop too sudden. Also foolto keep count
Of what be does every day. Resolutions
don't stick to a fellow as they should.
Perhaps too damp too stick. SO I'M ]
too damp to stick. Give er up I'LL next
raarn
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, January n.-Wheat-Dull,
weak and lower; No. ! white Michigan
held at 81 q, amber Michigan spot and.
seller January 81 90, seller February Si2T1<,
seller March 81 29H, No. 2 red winter spot
and seller January offered at 81 2iss4, seller
February 81 "a, seller March Sl25k, re.
jeeted Dayton and Michigan eSc, No. ]
red 81 q. Corn-Dnll, weak and lower;
new high mixed 4Sc, No. 2 spot 4Sc, do
new spot seller January and seller Febru-
airy 4Se, new rejected 8gXc, damaged 4le,
new $50 Oats-Dull; No. 2 held at 29Ee,
9s4e bid. Clover Seed-llammoth 81 IS,
prime a 65a4 6TX. Hogs-$iS5.
At the close Wheat was finer; amber
Michigan seller January 81 261S, seller
February 81 2Sk, No. 9 red winter spot
81 %, seller February 81 2ik, seller March
81 26, No. . amber Michigan 81 is. Corn
dulI.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-12

c1xcrssAT1, January n.-coton-In
fair demand at 10Nc. Flour-Dnl and
lower family 81 IS. Wheat-Dall; red
81 lsal rs. Corn-Qniet at 40a4ic. Oats
Steady with q fair demand at 2saSic. Bye
Easier at 60a63c. Rarley-Dul and nm
changed. Pork-Jn good demand Of Sl1 90.
LArd-Aetiye but lower steam 81 221za
a %, kettle 81 76aS 90. Bulk heats-Dul
and nominal. Boxed Meats-ln good de-
maud: shoulders 10, bulk short ribs SKA
$40, short clear 5Esa6c, long clear 5sSoaud
short SIC, Cumberlands 6. Bacon-Qniet
and unchanged. Grten Meats-EAsieri
shoulders SIZE Sides IS l0a5 IS, hams SKA
&c for 20 and 10 pounds average. Batter
Steady and unchanged. Hnseed OIL
Firmer at 6eaGOc. Whisky-Steady atSi 0s.
HoGs-Steady with q fair demand;
common s. 4OaS7 rs, light s. soa3 e5, pack
ipg $ s0a4 90, butchers 81 o0a4 o5.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-12

FATALLY scArpEp.-A little child Of
Mr.. Charles Kline, who resides on the
corner Of Market and 18th streets, was so
badly scalded on Thursday morning that
II died at noon yesterday from It's injuries.
II seems that agirl whodoes Mrs. Rline's
homework had filed . bucket with hot
water, with which to do Aome scrubbing,
and turning to put more water on the
stove, did not notice the child approach.
ing the bucket While the girl was thus
engaged the child fell into the wa,er and
was frightiully scalded. The child was
only about two years'old.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-12

PmrApKIpH1A. January 1i.-Flonr-
Dull; superine 81 90, extras s. 90, Mime
sofa IS 60a6 %, high grades and patent
SO 25as so Wheat-Dull and weak; amber
81 4ial 4S, red 81 sal 40. Corn-oid
nominal, new active; yellow old at &c,
mixed old &c, sail SIC, January at 57c.
oats-Ffrm; white western 37as9c, mixed
western S6I<aS7c. Rye Dull at 6SR70c.
Pork -Sl2 60al2 rs. Beef Hams-l6al7c.
Lard-Dull; city kettle 7Aasc. Butter
creamery S5aSSc, western Reserve 2Sa25c.
Eggs-Western 3Oa21c. Cheese Steady;
choice western at l2La1Sc. Petroleum
Reiredllzc, crude 9Ea9Hc. Whisky
Dali and weak.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-12

HGERtAx sYEuP.n-No other medicine
in the world has ever given such q test
Of is curative qualities Is Boschee's
German Syrup. In three years two mill
lion four hundred thousand small bottles
Of this medicine were distributed free Of
eAaroe BY Druggists In this country 70
those afflicted With Consumption, Asthma,
Group, severe Coughs, Pneumonia and
other diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,
giving the American people u%ndeniable
proof that German Syrup will cure
them. The result has been that Drug
gists In every town and village In the
United States are recommending 1t TO
their customers. Go to yonr Druggist
and ask what they know aboutit |. Sample
Bottles 10 cents. Regular size 75 cents.
Three doses will relieve any case. sod&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-12

THI C~ouKn-cousrY couRL-Jndgs
Beyd-The County Court me At the usual
hour yesterday morning, and transacted
the following business
In the case Of P. E. linn vs. r. sGyage
ct al, Judgment Wns given plaintiff for
S102 IS and costs.
In the case Of Adam Blum VI. d. Csp-
ito, certified by Justice l. D. Wait, the
order Of dilmilsal was Get aside, and the
case re-doeketed.
The case Of the oyerseers Of the Poor
(ior Mary White Va. Thos. Buchanan,
bastardy, va continued 10 the nexttefm
at defendants costs.
The case Of D. Peck VI. F.G Robinson,
in Assumpsit, was set for trial Jan. IL,
Adjourned until .hi. mornings. .
o'clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-12

LADIES ASSAULTED BY RouoHs.-Bs-
tween s and 9 CLOCK on Thursdly even
ing last, two respectable married ladies,
accompanied by escorts, while proceeding
up 10Th street to their homes in East
Wheeling, were attacked by several
roughs Just above the Capitol build.
ing, who attempted to pull them
behind the board piles at the cor
ner Of 10Th and Eof streets. The
ladies made a desperate resistance. and
succeeded in escaping from the rutians,
one OF them leaving behind scarf which
she wore around her neck. Upon being
informed OF the outrage. the husbands oi
the frightened women ut once went TO the
board piles, but couldfnd no traces Of the
perpetrators, who were unknown 10 the
ladies. We do not propose 10 rSse that
hackneytd cry Of "Whereis the police p
which seems to be the rule whenever
offenders against the public peace escape
arrest; but II certainly seems remarkable
that respectable females cannot venture
out after dark without running the risk
Of being insulted.
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WILL Nor BE PARDoNED.-Goyernor
Mathews Il Of the opinion th1t the per.
sons who petitioned for the pardon Of
Lambdin, confined In the Penltentiaryf for
murder committed In Taylor county, do
not make ont q case which would war.
rant his interference with the sentence,
and be therefore declines to grant the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-12

TIM Wn1AxsoSs-The Williamsons
will be here next week. Mr.O.T I. At
wood, their agent, who Is one Of the most
gentlemanly fellows We e mel, has
been In town the past two days, and will
leave at m early hour this morning for
Washington City, where the company
will play all OF next week. "struck ol.p
in which Miss Maggie Moore and Mr.. J.
@ Williamson have met with unbounded
success during the last three year., du.
ing their trip around the world, will be
produced here on Friday and Saturday
evenings next.
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Chlcago CattIe Market.

CHICAGO, January 1.-The Drore5 Jonr.
cATrIE-Receipts 400; shipments l.
500. Choice heavy steers in fair request,
none offering; medium to good in moder-
ate demand al 81 coal IS; feeding stock &C
tive and strong, fair supply at S 0oaS 50.
butchers dull, weak and lower cows s i! IS
rs IS, steers S. 25aS 80, bulls 50 60a3 65.
Hoos-Receipts 10000; shipments 800.
Dull and dragging, supply 5000; mixed
packing s. s5a40 OF, light slow at IS 90a4 90:
choice heavy shipping 81 loa4 10, not all
sHEEp-Reeeipts GOO; shipments 600.
Good to fancy lots wanted, 50 % bid for
same; sales Of inferiorto medium at s. 76a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-12

COMMITTEES OF d. srmBurIos.-The fol.
lowing committee has been appointed 10
distribute the funds recently raised by
Odd Fellows Of Martins Ferry for the
benefit Of the poor: Mr.. Robert Carmi.
chael, Mrs. Anderson Ralston, Mrs. L.
W. InglebrighL Mrs. Joseph Medill. Mrs.
Fanny Anderson, Mrs. j. D. Miller,
Messrs. r. n. Theaker and Abram Lash.
All applications for relief will be made
to the ladies.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-12

CLOTHING STOKE BuReLAMzED.-on
Thursdsypight \ burglar called upon Mr..
G. W. Seabright, at his clothing store on
the corner Of Main and 22d streets, and
finding no one there, quietly appropriated
to his own use about 800 worth Of cloth
ing. The fellow made his entrance
through 4 window in the res Of the
storeroom, and escaped by the same
means. A desk and sale which stood
near the window were not disturbed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-12

RoARrss AT THE ROARING GnBEEr-
A man known a. skiing William and s
partner Of his, whose name We failed to
learn, had some difficulty with the pro-
prieior Of the Roaring Gimblet" Saloon
yesterday. Louis H%artenstein, the pro.
prietor, managed to get away with the
boys Ia good order, and gave them
10 understand that he was boss, at least
for the time being. No broken pecks
nhrnninlad
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-12

Ffasr GRAND SotREE-The Independ.
ent Social will give a.grand ball at Ger.
mania Hall, on next Friday evening,
which promises to be an enjoyable affair.
Some eighty odd couple are expected TO
be in attendance, TT. Ccckayneia band
will furnish the music.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-12

TIE burglars did not confns their OPP
erations 10 seabright's clothing store on
Thursday night. They also left their
marks on the doors OLD. W. Hallisy, dry
goods merchant, and ]. q. Locke, shoe
dealer, in the Second Ward,apd Peter Bon.
enberger's saloon, in Centre Wheeling. In
neither place did they succeed in effect.
ing an entrance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-12

LETTERS detained in the city postofice
for lack Of postage: Mrs. Annie Lewis,
Portland, o, | cent; Miss A. Rogers, mu'
sic teacher, city, 2 cent?; Willard F. Nor.
gan, Sherrard, w. Va, 8 cents; w. 81.
Hamilton, No. 26 Wood Street, Pitts.
bnrgh. z cents.
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AlleghenyC Cattle.

EAST LIRERTY, January 11.-CATrIE-
Receipts to-day 6s head Of through and
~ head Of yard stock; total for four days
1922 head Of through and 1,7s5 head OF
yard. No cattle selling.
HoGs-Receipts to-day $3.50 head; total
for four days 3l,l20. Workers S. 90a4 10,
Philadelphia 81 16a4 30.
SHERP-Reeeipts to-day 400 head; total
for four days 1900. No market to-day.
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We nee by the programme that Mr.. J.
Kemple will deliver a temperance ad-
dresi at the Fourth Street N. E. Church
tonight. He knows how to do the sub
ject Justice in an interesting manner. All
those interesed in the cause" should at
tend the meeting.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-12

BnMosr GLASS WoRKs.-The Bel.
mont Glass Works, at Bellaire, in their
January statement Of the business Of the
year 1877, make a good showing. Their
sales aggregated Sl21,000. The new di.
rectors, elected on Wednesday, are a.
follows: J. Armstrong, Geo. Hoge, Lie.
stifel, Jacob Wise, John Crummel, james
Gill and James Booth.
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TAKEN sIcK-Mr. Clark, who lives
above 9TH street, on Market, and who has
been working NJ the Star Foundry for
quite a number Of years, was taken sick
on Thursday and was compelled 10 quit
work. Mr.. Clarkis now 70 years Of age.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-12

TIE boiler Of the Atlantic steam ERE
engine has been taken down, preparatory
to the putting in Of an entire new set Of
Cues, 252 in number, and each 10 inches
long. New brass pipes will replace the
old iron ones.
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Dry GO0da.

NRw YoRx, January 1I.-Business con.
inues quiet In nearly all Department.,
Cotton goods moving slowly but brown
and colored eottons steady and held nv
agents. Fancy prints dull but shirtinRs In
fair demand. Woolens quiet. Cotton
hosiery In better demand. Foreign goods
quiet.
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KNOCKED Dows.-A fight occurred yes.
terday afternoon out at Fulton, between
a man named Depold, and one named Cul.
yer, who drives a coal team for Mr.. Tai
man. Depold was badly beaten about the
head. Warrants were issued by Squire
Phillips.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-12

wEhear that the following parties are
all going 70 open the new Washington
Hall the irt evening: Mathews Light
Guards, Golf Guards, Odd Fellows, Col.
Jim Hamilton and the Masons. We
don't know which OF the above parties
have the hall engaged, or il any Of them
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-12

PITTSBURGH, January 1i.-Petroleum-
Crude unsettled at 81 90 at Parkers for
immediate shipment; refined dull at ike,
Philadelphia delivery.
on CRY, Pa, January l1.-Petrolum--
Market opened at 81 1871, advanced to
81 SS%, defining to 81 30ss, and closing
quiet at 81 SAX. Shipments yesterday
'23,2G3 bbls.
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TIE sales Of the Lis Belle Glass Works
reached about $4,000 last year, and a
largely increased demand for their wares
is looked for during the present year.
The directors Of the company recently de.
clared a semi.annnsl dividend flour per
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NEW ORLEANS, January i1.-Cofee-
Quiet; Rio eargoes ordinary to prime l6Ka
l9e. Sugar-Quiet and unchanged; com.
mon to good COMMON 5Ha6Nc, infe.
rior TO good common 4Ns5hc, yellow olari.
fed saSHc. Molasses-Quiet and weak;
common 15a20c, fair 22a24c. Rice-lou.
isiana ordinary TO prime 6a6Hc.
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llEUREKA!D

THE BEST GAS BURNER IN THEMIH
and warranted 70 do all that !, dllrdGh h
In universal use Throughout the Ent Mir
cd By the city Of Pittsburgh on The EId 10
and in al the public bulldlngi and 10 BlJF
y1te houses As 10 IL being the bSt nod dr.
Burner 10 be had, the following ~eImpriShB
dorSe, tbs zane pressure giytn aeh bgnlEh
ArEand burner gives Is PER cent more haitian
common BnA Fish Tail Burner ! luTg b
Burner mo check = per cent n9fE Ea IN
IS per eent more the Euns IS IF enlEnd
the WHnsoR PATEsT 81 tmC Est notL d
you vii nee The Ellis EQUALS the Arsio9;lktu
gives 10 per cent more lisht, aud The kllgl
per cent, proving lAeli the BLSr BUEAu1
THE MARKET. Having btts iVfdtlN Y
Agent for the WIuaor burner, | res OFT hat
the cilIEenset Wheeling, assuring thin III II
all that Is claimed Tor II, and no ote udJ pl
afjrd 10 be without them. lJo : ~ ni1
plete assortment % Gas NxturL -, ss1n
iron Pipe, Bras Work Of all dodiptas, Ill
articles 10 be found In 4 fnt-dtH Ii1nlt4h
Gas Fitting establiShment.
del0 OSCAR SEELEY, 2il2 WE