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liz YOU select good and healthy food for
your family, you should also look to the
welfare Of your baby. For all troubles
Of early childhood, nothing Is better than
Dr.. BIil's Baby Syrup. % cents q bottle.
d&K
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JOIN F. smrsoN, of the Red Front
Livery Stable on 14th street, has added
TO his fne stock OF carriages, &c, a Lam
dau, which he will keep on the street sub.
ject to call Of parties desiring 70 go to
any part OF the city. Ladies' desiring
cSrriages for shopping excursions have
only 70 notify MIR. Simpson, when We.
hicles will be promptly on hand.
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Jusr REcruED.-sapdel, Newport, Chi.
nese Toilet and French Toilet Slippers,
with French Heels, at Jerry Clemens, Is
Eleventh Street.
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SUCH a combined effort upon the part
Of all its attaches is always made to please
its guests, that the visitor to the Colon.
made Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa, is pretty
sure to return. cod.
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JOHN RoEAER will open ten Thousand
bolts Of choice new style Of Wall Paper,
with Border to match, at Nos. 2Ol9 and
202l Main street.
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AT JOHN RoEMERs.-New stock Of
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Window Shades
Ladies' Jaconet and Muslin Underwear,
best quality, at low prices.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
By T~ELEeRAPB.


NEW YORK, May H.-MoNEY-Closes
easy at 5 per cent. Prime mercantile pa.
per 4A5 per cent Customs receipts $l69,.
900. The Assistant Treasurer diSbursed
$4,000. ClearingS $i4,000,0O0. Sterling
firm; long 4S5h, short Ass. Dry goods
imports for the week $4,000.
~GoLD-steady at l0OSl. Borrowing rates
HG2K per cent and fat
GoyHRNMRNTs-Firm.
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Jusr RrcE1vED-Another lot Of La
dies Fine Shoes, at l. ". BLoND'p,
.1l35 Main street.
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GERMAN AccoRDEoSs, large stock at
rock bottom prices, at Sheib's Music
Store, Washington Hall.
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THr congregation of the Old Fifth
Street (eoloredj Church are holding a
series Of festivals for the benefit oil their
nAator. Rev. LaWson.
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lie you want to get a nice fitting pair
OF Shoes go TO L. v. BLosD's.
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Jusr RDcErvEp-A fine assortment OF
Ladies', Misses and Ctildren's Shoes, at
L. V. BLoHD's.
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AL the new shapes In Hats at speyer
Bros.
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DR1yn.-wiIl sell for q few days the
following: Ladies' Last Fox Balls 81 90;
do Last Balls, 500; do Lasting Congress
9Oc, at Jerry Clemens, IS Eleventh street.
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FoR a nice aud cheap Trimmed Hat,
call on Speyer Bros.
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MORNING Glory Baking Powder super.
sedes all other brands.
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IsK1L II because my customers all say
Morning Glory Baking Powder Is the
beat. They all use H.
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New Hamburg edgings and lnsertiugs
In great variety At speyer Bros.
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MAY Is, 1878.
New Advertisements.

Chapline St. NJ. E. Church.
Fourth St. NJ. E. Church.
Religious Notice.
Bureaus-ZinkN& Morehead.
Notice to Oontractors-Nesbitt & Bro,
Carpets-Arbenz 4 Co.
Patent Strawberry Boxes.
Passage Tickets to and from Europe
Rope, Tvine, DC oha,. H. Berry.
Less than Auction Prices.
For Sale, Rent or Exchange.
In District Court Of the United States
OF local.
List Of Letters.
THERMOMETER REcoRp.-The follow.
ing shows the range Of the thermometer,
as observed at schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday:
81 O. 65 10
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CHOICE Teas always on hand at g. s.
Feepy's, 1907 Main street.
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TN THR DISTRICT COURT OF The UNITED
1 STATES, for the DiAtIict Of West Virginia.
In Bankruptcy. In the matter Of W. F. Peterson,
Bankrupt.
Rled 10 aid District Court by W. r. Peteterson, oil
wheeling. in aid District. who has been duly de-
ciartd q Bankrupt under tho revised statutes Of the
United States, title Bankruptcy" for q discharge
aud ceftihcata thoreoi, from all his debts and Other
claims prouble under said act, and that the I'm
office oil. J. HuguA, E,q, No. Il lupstalrslTw elih
street, In the city Of Wheeling, West Virginia, arr
the tina and plice assigned for the hearing Of The
same, Wheil and whefo you may attend and show
cause II any you have why the prayer Of nid pet'
ton should not be granted.
Clerk Of tho U. s. District Court for aId Dlstics
myis-S
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FIaud--BeWaIe!s ;:.FE!!!f4ss.

Perou, Plaster In the mlrt,t. a
taln DANGEROUS Inibenl poi.,, aAan
Benson's &pclpe Platter huI' y ~
through H. Take 10 Other, SS
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is srlsns

III reasonable 10 coptIa,'nll Inn,
Plastsn, having nSsISSi "a basAE
aEAfd 1.-THE Centehhl,iF Sse htEhlI ~
plaster, having Revived slioS, tFsG I
DE pSss s.s1 Sss, @s2Isi 1atSet IL sIi,qs
Plaster EIs InTVptsd NhhoI 0nSS.iA
iiOu Of The sfilnsIS 70 olsssS
objection eTerl-@ phkn "a
found 10 his IAvr q
otherwise pop eAsh
ulAr remedy. lmmedllte rGlAfh,lhS ~
They relIevel N ~
pain al Onoe, uAdI tttI,, y
and cure quick. Csndn. MI
~ dlstASeblAstf ashS
and kidney afectionI S5I1-~lHa ~
palms 10 the bah, M, iaaAa
sadly Affected BY rhInEt oi Va ~
these constantly during H. 49,
PhoH IS els. I'D Urns
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Co1oRED Cuff. and colIlrs loo a set at
Sneyer Bros.
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HANDSOME Wings and Feathers at
speyer Bros.
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THE WHEELING DAILY MTELLIeENCER SATURDAY MORNING MAY Is 1878

SAVE your money BY buying your MI.
linery al speyer Bros.
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REYMASs's Book will make It's appear.
ance again on Monday next. Go for him.
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TRIMMED Hats a specially at spsyer
Bros.
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ron RENT.
nor RENT oR sALE-

A Fine Residence on the Bank Of the
River directly opposite Steamboat Lane,
ing, or wheeling iGlAnd, formerly occupied
BY Attorney General White a 10Y o.
sfound; House with Q rooms and all mod
ern Improvements. rpuu
mY6 !. Irwin,
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CARDINAL Corset. Coo, a. spsyer Bros
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LOGAN, LIST & cos
EXCELSIOR BAKING POWDER

II. The best In The market. Considering purity Of
maIerial, and the atIlfSetlon Of always having
light and wholesome bread, It !. also ne eAtgpeit.
ASK for Logan, List a Cos nEIcelhoIn Baking
Powder, LOGAN, LIST q CO..
myii.d4w Druggiss, Bridge Corner.
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The Chinese Strike.

The Chinese. in high duds con at be-
ing compelled to contribute towards the
revenue of the country. have gone out
on the strike to man. If taken prop
Or advantage Of. the strike will be an
unmixed benefit to oil classes of whites
who have to work for their subsistence.
It 10 to be hoped that those who have
hitherto bsen employers Of the Chinese
will take patriotic and national view
Of the situation, and in the interest of
their own race abstain from affordins
countsnance and support to the Chinese.
Those Chinsmen who have abruptly
quilted employment for which they
were paid By the month have forfeited
all title to payment for the portion Of
this month that they have served. They
ought to b made to know this, what
ever the result Of the strike may ulti.
mstely be. But tho opportunity now
Afforded TO white laborers generally
and 70 young men and women needing
employment ought not to Be neglected.
There ere many branches of industry in
the household and the field, in the
Workshop and the store, wherein white
labor would DO more Trustworthy and
in every way preferable to Chinese.
Many Of thsss Offices viii no doubt be
filled BY individuals already here who
have hitherto been dsbarrsd from con-
alterations worthy Of ell respect from
competing With Chinamen. But lest
tho supply Of labor should provo in
suffioisnt ioe IL demand, means have
already bean 81 q fat Sor procurine
a ample supply e The 0oG9 dosiuAble
kind. In viev q che exieency Of the
situatioo tslsgraas have been cent to
0aa ftanaasco and Canada, Inviting
whi1e labnr q both ssxes to come 10 the
Promises and ~ the places v1catsd By
Chinansn. 0hould the means employ.
ed 10 that end prove successful, the
Chimes strike viii turn out to Be an
event Of imusoss benefit to eli brauch.
- OF business throug hout the Province.
ChiDamen employed here are paid full
doablc the amount Of wages that white
servants in Canada. or the Eastern
States Of the Uuion ever were. Re-
| Specialize domestic servant girls in the
older Provinces in Canada work for
four OF ave dollars per month. and We
have no doubt such IS thsse would
b readily paid here from ten 70
fifteen dollars, or perhaps even moro
than that Servants Of the clan 10 are
writing Of have been hitherto deterrsd
from cuming here in any number be-
cause there was no certainty Of their
n.a>esn~ nth am rlovment that kSmA ~
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CnlcAac. Sept. 2l-Ths following.
letter was received here today By Thos
=. Nishols. SECRETARY Of The hsnsst
mossy lsasus. in answer to enc ID.
drssesd By him TO Secretary Shermaa
regarding recent reports about : change
Of his views on the policy Of resump-
tion. It 10 the most enphstic declara.
ton the subject which has come from
any Of the heads Of the Departmsnts
in Warrington
WARRINGTON. Sept. 10. 1873.
dean SIR:-Your letter of the i6tA
inst. i received. Ihave no wonder II
In the face Of such sslegrams - have
been sent over the wires. you should
feel distracted and coniesnded, but
there i not one word OF truth in the
whole story you nsntion. Nobody
here has proposed TO recede ftou tn
position ws have taken on the resump-
ton act. A. to it, feasibility and Cd
Visibility, no member Of The oabinsl
has proposed = change. nor has The
President been consulted. NOR has any
one svsa thought Of suoh : thing. The
whole thing was soandalous and out.
raGsoas fahrication. The change = tAs
mode Of paying out silver dollars vas
the pretext. but tbs real object. seems
T. NJ vas simply desire By news
paper correspondents to create . ssnse.
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EUROPEAN DRAFTs.-Drafte issued
at lowest rates on Great Britain, Ire
land, Germany, Russia, France, Norway
and Sweden. Tickets to and from
Europe sold ct lowest rates by Andrew
Chilberg, Seattle. w. T.
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ton. They have falsified and pervert-
ed an interview / had with Republi-
can editor here. but think the cnrrec-
ton has already bean fully made. or
will be made clear within day or two.
Go on, therefore, with courage and
hope. You may be certain there will
be 10 letting down BY the executive
branch Of the government - to re-
sumption on the first day of January
next. Very truly yours,
JOHN SHERMAN.
MEaPHls. Sept. 2l.-The following
appeal is made by the officers of the
Hebrew hospital:
. Der funds having been exhausted
and sickness still continuing with una
bstsd fury in our midst. We appeal 20
our co-religionists throughout the
United States for pecuniary aid. There
are orphans TO be cared for in addition
to relieving the sick and our good work
must be discontinued unless aid is Civ
en- US. Remittances should be address
ed to David Kissman, treasurer Hebrew
Association.
Twenty three physicians Of the How
ard corps report ~ new cases.
BosroH, Sept. 2i.-John Boyle
O'Rsilly. nominated for state auditor
by the Butler Dsmocrstic Convention.
has declined.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 2l.-Judge Treat of
the United States District Court to-day
issued . peremtory mandsmus to COM
pei Franklin county, in this state. to
pay defaulted interest on some 5000
600 county bondss
EAST SAGINAW. Sept. Fisherman
City, . small village of Isabella Co =
Mich, wss annihilated by tornado.
Every store. dwelling house and shed
in the village Was swept clean, except
one frame dwelling which was partially
destroyed. The air was thick with
timbers, boards, bricks and stone. The
inhabitants took refuge in csllsrs.
NEW YoRx. Sept. 2l.-One of the
largest dry goods houses in the city has
been extensively robbed through con-
spiracy among it, employees OF one
class Of articles alone, there have been
5000 pieces stolen. The police are
now arrssting the thieves, receivers and
20 betweens.
The q. 8. attorney has sued O. P. II.
Archer, for many years transportation
agent on tue Erie railroad. to recover
100000 back income tax on his earn
ings A. agent, from 1852 to 1872.
CINCINNATI, Sept :l.-Carl Schurz
will visit Cincinnati Sept. 9th. and de-
liver an address upon pending financial
issues.
CHICAGO, Sept. 21.-The general out
look shows but little abatement. Re-
ports for yesterday show Is deaths at
VicksbuEg. Among the desrhs to-day
is VIM. A. Fairchild, insurance agent
and past grand commander Of Knights
Tcmplar.
At Cation there were 20 new cases
and deaths. There is great suffering
ct Greenville, there being no rail and
but little river Communication, and
telegraph communication is entirely in
terrupted.
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Tuesday, Sept. "a, 1873.
JOHN ON 4 STRIKE.

The strike OF the Cuihese VI "~'
nsighbor city of Victoria must in the
nature Of things result in good to the
white race and corresponding damage
70 the interest Of the heather. It will
tend 10 bring hitherward great num-
Der Of honest. reliable mon and women
sccustomed to labor and willing to do
20 for reasonable wages. 70 that. In the
future Il will not be 30 difficult a in the
psst TO obtain q sufficient supply of
white laborers and domestics. The
money that is paid the Chinese employ
ses Of the white people Of the Pacific
Coast 10 sufficient to keep the wolf
from the doors of ct least half mil
lion OF our own race. Cinnamon are
employed not because they are in any
sense preferable to white help. but
chiefly because they have come here
and possessed the field and being thus
in possession. white laborers have re-
NAMED away rather than enter into an
unequal competitive struggle with
them. Hence. the Chinese have been
employed In most instances from neoes-
sity. True there are many poor aud
unemployed white people already on
this coast. but all poor people are not
working people. Many are poor mere
~ because they are lazy and shiftlsss.
and remsin unsmploysd and exist in .
miserable way from choice rather than
necessity. We have on this coast and
especially in the towns and cities
large number of this psstilens class. but
the supply of honest. willing working
people has never been, and until the
whole Of the vast public domain has
been brought under cultivation. never
will be equal to the demand.
Our people employ Mongolians be-
o,uss they have found them to be con.
vssient and cheap sort Of makeshift and
they have increased in numbers and
wealth and power. until they have
come to be regarded by many - .
necessary element of the community.
But no sooner does John begin to and
out that he is 20 regarded and that
white people are disposed to place their
dependence upon him than he begins
to become less subservient than former
~ and gradually puts on arrogant airs,
and now he has become 20 far
advanced, - to 60 upon q general
strike rather than pay what the govern
msnt exacts, for the protection afforded
him.
II successful in this instance, no
doubt John will find ont that he has
other grievances too great for him to
bear. and for oil his causes Of complaint.
real or imaginary. he viii strike 20
long - that remedy proves efectusl.
and If our people can thus be coerced
they may expect John to be in the
future their master. and tyrant rather
than . sabssrvisnt msnial, - in the
past. Our people should learn in time
not to depend upon John; they should
anticipate his strikes BY supply ing his
place with moro worthy class.
II conolusion We call attention 10 and
endorse the editorial comments, on the
strike. Of the Victoria Standard, which
we REPUBLICAN in another column.
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branches Of industry had been suffered
to become 50 dependent on Chinese
cheap labor as to be entirely Frustrated
and imperative ct any time that greed
or caprice should dictate to the mag
mates of the Celestial race to order their
slaves to refuse to work. The Chinese
population has been increasing here
with wonderful rspidity. Already it
bears dangerous proportion to the
whole number Of the Inhabitants of the
Province. In q few years if the in
crease had been suffered to 60 on I'M
checked, there would not have been .
branch of industry or commerce that
would not have been dominated by its
irfuence. The strike of yesterday
plainly shows that the Chinese bosses
can exert tyrannical authority over
their dependents and they will no.
scruple to use that authority at any
moment with total disregard of what
the consequences to employers may be.
They have struck against the tax this
time. Shonld it turn out by some de-
plorable combination Of circumstances
that they gain their object and succeed
in getting the tax act vetoed, they will
be encouraged to make further efforts.
and after they feel themselves strong
enough they will repeat the man9uvre;
but they will then strike for dominion
over every industry in the Province.
The preset attitude OF tho Chinese ID
the fullest and plainest illustration
that can be afforded Of the necessity Of
the Chinese tax. They are - yet fortu-
nately for US our servants and We mus.
see and keep them 50. Their conduct
yesterday shows what we have to ex-
pact If We are so besotted as to suffer
them to become our masters. Victoria
Standard.
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SHERMAN HYDE & Co. Pacific Coast
Agents. Also agents for the celebrated
Estey and Standard Organs. For Sheet
Music and Brass Instruments, address
SHERMAN, HYDE & Co.,
aug3l .dAw1y Fan Francisco.
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CHIN PoI-woN HAU-In this city. september
23d, ct the parsonage Of the Methodist Episco.
pal Church. BY Rev. Isaac Dillon, Chin Poi, Of
this city. and Aiss Won Han, late Of China
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u For smoked halibut, or nspes and
fms picked call on r Bean, Front
street.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE..

TUE COMMON COUNCIL, HAVING REJECT
l. Cd the assessment roll Of Commercial street
assessment district, Aled September 10th. 1878.
because not In accordance with Law. and the cor.
rect assessment roll beixg now on hle with the
clerk, and tho Council having adjourned their
meeting until the 18th day Of September. 1873.
for the purpose OF correcting any errors In said
roll. Notice 10 now given that on said 2eth day
OF 0eptembef. 1878. . meeting OF the Common
Council will b held for the purpose aforessi at
solves agrisved BY any efrcr in the assessment Of
their property will be heard.
BERIAH BROWN. Mayor.
P.Y.-The correct assessment roll 10 ct the City
Attorneys once. where It can b inspected BY
anyone interested.
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EASTERN OATMEAL for sale at
Chilberg Brothers.
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CALL ON ]. A. McPHEK for Cigars,
Tobacco. Pipes and Cutlery. he keeps
the best supply in the uty and sells at
the cheapest rates. Customers may be
supplied ct either Wholesale or retail.
Stand in 8. Kenny's merchant tailoring
establishment, Commercial street. Sc
sttle, W. T. myl7 diff
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TEI.EGRApHrIC.
CALIFORNIA.

CALIFORNIA.
SAR Francisco. Sept. 2l-A Boi; .
City dispatch ssys the Democratic ler-
ritorial Convention nominated George
Ainslis. Of Idaho CITY, for Delegate to
Congress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-20
CLARKE COUNTY.
Corr,vpondeuce OF the Richmond Dispatch.

correspondence Oh itlCliNpIi btspaiSH-1
BERRYyILLE, Va, June IS, 1878.
We are having an old-faShiOned rain. 1t
Will do the corn and grass good. "What
shall the harvest be: is question that
viii soon be answered. Some Of our farm
cr, have already commenced cutting their
wheat. Others would have commenced to-
Gay but for the rain. The wheat in this
county, ! am informed, Is generally very
good. There vii! be an immense yield in
the country this year. | recently passed
through the States OF Ohio, Indiana, Hi
nois, and Missouri, as far as st. Joseph, and
above that point. The indications are that
the people Of the United States will not
>taTvc this year. 50 lar as wheat is concerned
III least Kansas is represented to be an i'm
measc WLeGt-licid.
The closing exercises OF tie Bcrryrillc
. High-School' under the supervision OF Pro
lessor Jones, occurred on the l4th. The
highest testimonials for scholarship were
awarded to Master Darlington Young, Miss
Mary Mcclellan, and Master r. NJ. Eilyson.
3 berrTVlllc Higil-SchoOl is not equal to Har-
ward or Yale, or TO the University OF Vir-
gina, but the probability is that its prof.
cent ones will place many OF the graduates
OF Tue higher Institutions very far in the
>Aaue before the long race OF life is over.
Il diploma from many OF them is too often
only an indication that the recipient has
ocnIy heterogeneous tumble OF undiscstcd
Ideas crammed" into his Uranium, which
seem to be forever thereafter illimitab:y I'M
available. 1t seems to be singular fact in
'hc history OF colleges that the graduates OF
MINOR institutions carry off the highest
honors in the great battle OF life. How do
you explain this? Let us hear from you.
G. NJ. l..