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tor reached Rome He used to say after
wards that on that day he was born. His
life at Rome was very interesting, but
not, at first, very easy; and it was only
after long while that he began to pros
per there.-&. Nicholas for December.
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DICHMOND & DANVILLE RAILROAD
LII On and after NOVEMBER 10th, 1879
the trains on this road will run daily as follows,
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THE CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.
On and after SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9th,
1879 Passenger Trains will run as follows
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I wonder what the Lord Jesus really
did when he was child?" said Willie,
one Sunday evening just before Christmas
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New YoRK, May ln-Cotton- Quiet al
l2 i.lGalY Q l6c. Fl0ur-Fim and unchanged,
Wheat-In moderate deman I; rejected spring
S2haS3; No edo 500; M. s do 93a9ic: un'
graded 81 Vase; No = 81 DIAL 0S; ungraded
winter nd 81 0Sa1 Is; No. 2$t l1ai nv;
unVaded amber 81 Is; No. 2 do q lSHa
| 10; uIHrAiel white 81 I4al l6X: No. l do
sales 1900 bushels at 81 l6Hal l6k. Rye
Nh. 2 western 6Sa6S Ac. Barley-Dull and
heavy. Malt-Dull and nominal. Corn-De.
nj Ind active; inVrlded 4Ii4Bc; No. 3, AKA
4Nc; steamer 4Na45Kc; N.2 46a46L<c; steam.
er 46l47C; low mixed 45Kc Oats Demand
active; No. 8, 33NaSlAc; do white S5kc; No
,, 3lNa3tNc; do white 36ka 7Kc; No. / 36r;
white 40 western mixed S4ES5ISo; white
western S8t37c. Hay aud HOps-Eirm and
unchanged Coif e-steady Sugar demand
far AMI market Arm. Mol ,sses % iiet and
unchanged. Rice-Demand fair and market
Rrtn. Petr.leum-Dull; United 76Ha76KN;
crude 7Na7Ac; retinedSxc. Tallow- Steady
and In fair demand At 6Na6Xc. Roin Dull;
western 81 GOAL IS. Turpentine-2 aSOc. Eggs
STEADY; west IN liXc. Wool-W eak and
Iull; domestic fleece 20a3s :; pulled IKE;
II washed 9i2ic. POrk-Str niger; old mess
50 90; new SO 00al0 l2tf. Beef-EUmtnally
unchanged. Cut MeAts-Quiet; lOuse clear
81 YJat Us; short clear s. l2k. lArd-Quicl
at % n KA6 a2k. Butter-FIFm; western Ga
lse. .heese-Steady western 2a7c, Whisky
= $l@.
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Pan ADELPH1A, May ln.-Flour-Firmer
Minnes ta extra family, 81 so; fancy Il rs;
Ohio. good S Is; choice IS SO; fancy IS rs:
II luis, good IS 10. Rye F~lUur-Steady and
unchanged. Whrat-MOre active; western
Mngraded 8Sca$l II; No. 2 western red 81 14X,
C0rn-Eirmer; western rejected S9a40c;
steamer mixed and yellow 46HaIlc. Oats
demand fair and market firm: western mixed
3?a33fc; white western 3IA36.a Provisions
Dull Mess Beet-$I2 " Mess Pork
$40 S7hal0 62K Smoked H4ms-Sa9c;
picked 8Ka7Nc. Larl-M estern 50 2 Ae so
Butter-Firmer; Creamery extra false; New
York and Bradford c'unty, Pa extra l5al6c;
Western Reserve extra I2aI4c; do gOoi TO
Ghu:c. Gallo, EGGS Firm; western lie.
Cheese-B Better demand; half SKINNED 4Ha
SIC. Petroleum Quiet; refined SIC; crude
7%c. Whiaky-Stehly; western 81 05H.
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III zAcu's 3
Senator Chandler then rose and said:

Senator Chandler then rose and said:
History, Mr.. President. ia repeatinp
itself ithas been suid that the old Boufs
.hDns HARMED noIhing aud 'fnrvnt no,hin1
This. sir, il pre.eminenIIy true Of The Old
Bonrbons of lie DemOcmiic party OF
America. In 1858 the Bourbons had abso.
iule control Of This Goyernment-bolh
houses of Congress, the White House. the
Snnreme Court. The whole Of this Gov.
eminent was under their rontrul. You
a majority in This body. n maiority In
the other' wien VOL brought up the re.
neal Of The Missouri Compruulise, and YOU
forced our men then, as you arc forcing
tbem nnw. IN vote 10, that repeal, aud o
did Il ~ calcus diclalion. Then, sir, you
mishetI vonr Northern allies until You
l.ro%ded them Of The bridge.
In is57. when I tirst took nv seat in
,bis hi,dy with Mr.. Jefferson DAyft there
we're here iorty.four Democrats, twenty
RennbiirSns and Two lndependens. 0f
the,e Democrats tyenty.eipht were from
The South and sixteen from Northern
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CHICAGO. May 10. Flour. Firmer, but not
quotably higher Wheat Quiet but arm; No.
= hicaHo spring 86r cash and May: 96Nc June;
95xc July; No 8 SIC; rejected zoe. corn
In good demand ut fail prices; strong at S5Nc
May; 3Sssu35Nc June; 36Ka36Hc July. Oats
Active but NOT qu"tably Vi her; 28Slc cash
and May; 4Nc Jl1e; E7Nc July; Rye-In
|-ltemand fair an market firm at Zoe. Pork
Quiet ant weak; 50 so cash; 30 SIX June:
80 6Dd9 G2H Lard Quiet but weak at
90 10 cash aud June s. 10 July. Bulk Meats
Quiet and unchanged, W~hisky-Steady
and unchanged at 81 o..
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CincinnAu.

CrNcISNATI, May l0.-;otton-Dull at l2c.
Flour-Dull and unchanged. W~heat-Scarce
and firm, with q good demand at full prices;
red s. O5al o.. COrn-In good demand and
prizes a shade higher at s I<a3sc. Oats
strong at 29a31Hc. Rye-Quiet al Sc. Bar.
ley--ln good demand No. 2 fall al CSC. Pork
make So 10. Bulk Meats-Firmer; shoulders
dull ut s. 45a3 20: short rib s. 81 cash; 81 65
buyersv ew and July; short clear 81 70a4 rs.
BacOn-In good demand at full prices At
4Na5Ma5Xa5kc ~Butter-Steady and un.
changed Linseed 0il-Steady with n fair de.
mand at &c. Whisky-Dull at$l Of.
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BALrrMoRE, May 10. -Flour-Firm and
unchanged. Wheat--Western firm No. 2
Pennsylvania red 81 10; NJ. 2 western win
Ter rel. spot 81 10: May 81 I5HaI l6X June
81 l4Xai AK: July 81 l2al l2K; August
81 09N Ll09K COrn-Western easy and about
steady; western mixed. spot and May 43Aa
iSAc: June 4SKaSxc; July AEa44Hc;
August 44Aai5c; steamer 40za4lc. OTIS
Flrin and fairly active: western white 3Ia3Sc;
do mixed SS43ikc; pennsylvania 34a35c. Rye
-6Sa'Oc. Butter Quiet; prime TO choice
western packed l5al7c; roll llalSc. Eggs
Stca "; crude 7a7I<c; refined sAe. Coffee
Quiet Rio c4rgoes lONal6c. Whisky-Dull
Ut 81 DIAL U7k.
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CHICAGO, MAY lo-Ths Drovsrs' JournSl
reports;
HoOs-Receipts l3y0OO head; shlpme7s4 4, 200
head. Market weak, dull aud lower; mixed
packing 8 2Oa3 As; light bacon S 4OaS 90;
closed dull and wcaS, but mostly sold.
CArTLE-ReceiptS On head: shipments $40
head. One lot III export cattle sold at a SOa
5 10. and W. re shipped for Liverpool Mar.
ket l0c higher and strong; good to choice ex.
port $Sa5 Is; fair to gnOd shipping $Ia4 81;
butChers' firm best gralies and O,hers weak
SHEEr.Recelpts 100 head, Market dull al
g VUa5 90.
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Puzzle.

A grocer who sold vinegar, had but
three measures, one of three quarts, one of
i've and one Of eight quarts. How must
he manage to sell TO his customers one
quart aud seven quarts Of vinegar meas
ured only BY his three vessels? w
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= W AlANtN AAlN0ASaRI
Oar lille Gutter Pug
When the justice gently asked him IL he
would stop his noise.
Cant do it, squire-Inl lose it'll lose
tim little"
Lose what-what have you got to
Loser"
"Lose the tune, man. Wentt' the
opera last night-eee little Cutter"
'And where did you go after the opera
vas over?" asked the court.
"Went straight to the hotel-Straight.
P'leceman showed me the way. WHATS
my billY Where's the Teller Z keeps this
hOtel-I'm a little gutter pup"
Eyes, you're evidently a little gutter
pup said the Justice, sadly-"your hotel
bill will be- live do!Iarsr with the under.
standing that you follow the company
Of town, and play the character vi gut.
ter pup somewhere else. "-Syracu1e Sunday
Times.
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THEawHEELNG DAILY INTEL1IGENCERs MONDAY MORNING, MAY 10 1873

Mississippi common, 1000 preferred, 100
Western Union, 100 Pacific Nall 400 10.
diaaRpolls Cincinnati 4 Lafayette, e,200 CHI.
cago, 81 Paul q Minnesota, 400 Louisville
& Nashville, 200 81. Louis 4 Iron Noun.
tam, 1900 ST. Louis, Kansas City a North.
arm and 4 nm OufhkSilvef.
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ABoston Physician says:-
"since | REQ, lived 81 much relief from the
use oil myself, after a tn rough trial Of the
usual rem dies, have privately adviser It's
use, and presume ] have tent TO your store no
less han one hundred Of my patients for It"
Price, with improved inhaler, Treatise, and
Directions, 81. Sold by oil Druggists.
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P~REvRSrlox Is surely better than cure;
and 10 prevent the diseases of babyhood
from attacking your child, use in season
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup, the safest and best
remedy for children. All druggists sell It.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-12

JAcNbon Couuty hefAu'
That West Virginia is the original
petroleum field, and the best field yet.
That West Virginia has more coal in
proportion to area and population than any
other State.
That 1t has more valuable timber, &C.
cording 10 area, than any other State.
That 1t has more water power than any
other State.
That il costs less to raise and fatten
sheep and cattle than any where else.
That stock can be put upon the best mar.
ket In the United States within Two or three
days from the pasture
That corn and wheat can be raised at n
larger profit than in any other State II the
Union.
That West Virginia can offer more in.
ducements to Immigrants with a little less
money than any other green spot on the
green earth.
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UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION
From a well known DrugEist

eESrL.MkS-l am happy tOiniorrn you that
SANE0RD'a RADICAL tuRE Is the hest remedy
for CAtarrh I have ever sold. II gives uHircr.
al ~IdtlfdetiOn. Ihare not found a case that Il
did mol relieve dlonee. and In many cases q cure
Is performed by tue use OF cbOttle. ltmnst
soon lead oil others In the market Please
send me another supply.
Respectfully yours,
ANDREW LEE.
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CinelnnntI HOG Market.

CINCINNATI, May l0-Hms-Du common
50 50lS 25: light IS 3na3' On; packing s. 4Oa
8 o.; butchers s. 4Oa3 10. Receipts 1852
head; shipments $50 head.
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Financial and Commercial.
By TELEGRAPH.


NEW YoRk, May lo.-MoSEY-Easy. at
8 per cent Prime mercantile paper lax
per cent Startling Exchange Bankers bills
steady AZ $is7. Sight Exchange on New York
s. sSh:
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COLLINS
i LEcTRlc
PLAsTERs
Dyspepsia aud Indigestion.
Ague ava Liver Pains.
BlIioua Collie.


Placed over the centre OF the nervous forces.
the pit Of the stomach. COL,t.s' VOIrArc ELEc.
TRIO PIAsrERs furnish the abSurbenis with
that marvellous vitaliIing aud restorative
agency, Electricity, united with the curative
proprieties OF our own fragrant BalsAms and
Pine. The amount Of Vitality they misuse
with weak and paralyEed parts Is astonishing.
They stimulate the Liver, stomach and
Bowels, perfect Digestion, cure Dyspepsia,
sill us Collie, Cramps and Pain and prev mt
iAgue and Contagious Malarial Diseases from
fastening themselves upon the system. For
Weak and fore Lungs, Palpitation Of the
Heart, Painful Kidneys. Rh. unlatism, Neu.
r!algia and S~ciatica, they are the best remedy
PRICE Is CENTS.
BE sure that you have what you are willing
tn pay for. Call for CoLLtAs' V"LrAIc ELEc.
RIc PtAsrER. so.dby all Druggists.
MfAW
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PrrTaHuRaR. May ELECTROMAGNETIC
quiet at 98<c at Parker's for shipment; re.
tined SIC for Philadelphia delivery.
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meaisaI.
sANFORD's
RADICAL CURE
R For n
4 CATARRH y
SN E!
an

On
Until your head seems ready 70 fly OF, until
your moss and eyes discharge excessive guam.
titles Of mucuS, thin, acrid and p'is nous,
until unfit ii business or pleasure you mum
b. yourself among the most afflicted Of NOR.
tails, defined 10 suffer periodically the great.
E. Es.. dl, dIsssb E's aSs,y 5 sSllst 81 2 , Spn sssms IN
enemy In disguise. Ihis Is aenIe q. iaPTI1
or told IL thu 1tenh. II arises from
constitutionally weak or diseased nasal or.
gans and enfeebled action Of the pores OF the
skin. In the permanent cure Of this distress.
Ing trouble, >anfuri'S Radical Cnre Is q never
specific. Instant ri Of foil Tvs tho first
dose lbS use destroys that morbid sensitive
ness to atmospheric chances which predispos.
Is people " this dhease, and Is sure 70 prevent
An attack Of chronic Or lucrative
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Asues.vtus AouOmaOGaaoa-Leays Bella,re a, 1M
{. n, Bridgeport 500 p. m; arrives Al StS1bSnXiIlss ~
no ?. m; Leaves steuben VILE at H.l0 4, m.t Bridee.
Poi 20 = MI arrives q BelIRire a % a N.
IN 49, Es. INC Sa sIStage CaeeEl o al PRINCIPAL potnta
Once in Bridgeport
FIR MYERS,
- GanGal Passenger and Tinkat Areut.
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B%o1ps-strong and ICING

STATE BoNp6-Dull.
STocEs-rhe market opened weak and o
fraction lower but became strong and prices
from y to 3H psrce Il, the latter KansaS Pa.
cific, which russ from So 10 56f. after this
stock the advance was most marked in Louis.
Vile & Nashville, Iron Mountain, Chicago, ST.
Paul & Minnesota, Wabash and Quicksilver
preferred Indianapolis, Cincinnati Laiay.
cite rose from OK To- 7, dropped to Ak, and
recovered to 81, Trunk LiIe, Gnnger and
coal s4ares were 6rm and on, comparatively
morrow fluctuations. -
Transactions aggregated $4,000, shares, OF
which 1900 were Erie, 1900 Lake ,shore
400 Wabash, 1900 Northwestern common,
$3.50 preferred, lI,.O0 y Paul common; s..
500 preferred, ,000eLAekayRnna, $500 New
jersey Central, 500 Michigan Central. 100
Union Pacific LOO stJOe, 1900 Ohio 4
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Things About West VIrginia That the
Public should Know.
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AILLETTINGs.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,

WASHINGTON, D. G., May 10, 1870.
PAOrosAls will be received at the Contract
Office Of this Department until 8 l. N, of July
10, 1879, for carrying the mails Of the United
States, upon the routes, and according to the
schedule OF arrival and departure specified by
the Department, in the State of West Viz
gtnia, from October !, 1870. to June 80, 1881.
Lists Of routes, with schedules of arrivals and
departures, instructions to bidders, with forms
~tOrcOntracts and bonds and all other necessary
Information, will be furnished upon applica.
ton to the Second Assistant Postmaster Gen.
eral.
D M. KEY,
my6-N Po,tmaster General.
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PITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI AND ST.
i LOUIS RAIL"AY-PAN HANDLE ROUTE.


Time Table East and Wet, April :, ISaO.
Trains leave Pan Handle pepoL ioot al Elev,nth
stTSet, near Pubic Landing, daily except sunday, n
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He HAD BERv TO pISAroRE.-He can
up from below, singing:

"FOr I'm Little Buttercup,
Ar lilue Gutter Pup
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The bill under consideration was the
repeal Of the Supervisors Election law.
" aLAtNR'H ReNARvs.
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Elections this FAN.

California, Sept. 3. State and judicial
>Sifccs, four Congressman and members
of Legislature Maine, Sept 8. Gov.
crnor and members OF Legislature. Ohio.
Oct. If. State officers and members
Of Legislature. Iowa, Oct. IA, State
oltcsrs, members Of Legislature, and
one Congressman to fill avacancy.-
Maryland, Nov 1, State officers and
member, Of Legislature. Massachusetts,
Nov. / State officers and members of
Legislature. Minnesota, Nov. 4, State
officers and members of Legislature =
New York, Nov, T. State officers and
members of Legislature. Wisconsin,
Nov. ( State officers and members of
Legislature. Mississippi, Nov. A, mem
bers Of Legislature New Jersey, Nov.
/, members of Legislature. Pennsyl-
vauia, Nov 4, State treasurer and mem
bers Of Legislature. Louisiana, Dec. .,
on the adoption of the new constitution
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How q Gentleman Recognized hi:
Afianced, whom he had never
met hefnra

On june 70 gentleman doing bus
mess at Benton, California, was married
at the Ormsby House to handsome and
charming young lady from Boston. She
was very attractive, possessing a great
fund of humor and fascinating conversa-
tiORal faculties. On the train from the
East she said that sue came from Boston
and had NO hesitancy in informing those
who asksd respecting her destination
that she expected to meet a gentleman
friend at Wadsworth, with whom she
would proceed to Carson. One thing
seemed to puzzle her fellow passengers
and that was large, bright red rose
fastened to the left side of her hat, which
was far from harmonizihg with the re-
;;r. Wien e. Id ;hs 1 s1:;a as sa sstAS al.
worth = gentleman boarded it. he was
neatly attirad, with one exception, and
that was flaming red silk handkerchief
envsloped his neck The young lady
from Boston cordially greeted the young
gentleman as if they had been lifelong
friends.
Neither the lady nor gentleman had
ever met before, in fact, had not ever
exchanged pictures, but eorrespondeC
with each other for long while, unit
they formed bond Of affection which
resulted in their marriage. 1t was stipul
ated that the gentleman should meet hi
afianced at Wadsworth, and, to enabl
them to recognize each other, the lad.
was to wear the red rose in her hat, AM
he to clothe his neck in a similarly col
ored silk handkerchief.
This bit Of romance soon made tn
rounds Of the whole train, and, Their
being NO question as to the high respect
ability Of the couple, they we're the re
cipients Of the warmsss eengratulasion
and expressions Of best wishes from til
other lsdiss cad gsatlsmsn On the ear.
MIR. b. and Mas. we're united il mar
riags BY the rector Of St. Peters Epis
copal Church here. The newly wsdde
couple are now living at Benton. =
Carson appeal.
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Ammo Arundel in a Bustle and Her
BOYS on the Muscle.

We copy the the following from the
Farmer, at Bowie Station, Prince
Georges county
The Democratic Convention Of Ann,
Arundel county, which met at Annap
oils July 10Th, called forth large Grove
" people, who discussed the situatiol
with intense interest all tho more excit.
ing from the fact, that Anne Arundel
like her sister cousties, is laboring an.
der that fearful disease known - cid 70.
gyism and in her efforts to prescribe
= remedy to drive the 'ins" cut" the
boys took too mucn Perry through q gas
pipe; got hot and boiled over. This
renewed the spirit of spirits of the con-
tending parties and one Boon companion
was severely wounded and left on the
field of battle with visions ola Red grave
staring him in the face, while the Wells
poured forth cooling streams to quench
the fiery zeal. AT this stage of the fight
a flag of truce was sent in, and General
Banuon, in a melting need, with Water
loo in his eye, marched through the
Sfow-den of the enemy, fell back on
htl,md, and was reinforced by General
Robinson of the Third District After a
consultation they determined to Hold
the Fort" and never surrender the sweet
fields of living Green, and rivers of de-
light that decorate the state Capital.
The bsys, doubtless, feel q little Crisp.
and crab bed ovss the b-oyster-ons aud
ssll-hsh arrangement to gobble up the
loayes and fishes" but they have had
too many Jubilccs in the Hall of that
House to surrender without a Revell
Anne Arundel must look out for the
'hard- shells. or she will not be able TO
crack the Nut-well unless she can make
her boys give Bond for their future be-
haflour, and see that they have more
Chairs handy, for the convenience of the
various chairman, who may desire to
work together Harmon iouslyly
There is one way for Anne Arundel TO
redress her wrongs. She can put good
strQug Tuck in her Senatorial garments
and i that don't bring the old wheel bors,
INTO Inc, she can place her Cslt on the
oa-s'de, and he is so reliable that he will
alT"ys pull for harmony and unity;"
ana with his eloquent persuasion the
leaders will stand up to the rack, for
they know that it is fodder" that gives
the flower of fleeing life, its lustre are
weeds without it
We sympathize with Anne Arundel
IN her troubles, for it reminds us foth.
er days when some of our grave BOYS
had 70 retreat from Oxen Hill, at the
rae Of two forty, on a dirt road. and fall |
bac8 on the Duke of Marlboro for rein |
t1i, menI