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Gin &ito, nit glmSI6laa

lett Der @eburt bebaftet, miro seheilt, nad)s
benz bic bette mebi;iniide Sebanblung
fruhtloS aeblieben lpar.
SO. NB Beefs & ptter.--Weine o Serren! Weiit
Hener peijdbriaer Sobn lit felt einer 8ebur au els
ner Seste bes Gsiites einem Nusitlase usIGer I'M
gerauie Der lesten bier Mnnote fidl ter bic sunse
Settle oes ,9opfes ausoebnte IS mug i'm sar arg &c.
reist unb sstudt baben. ba mer fraBte ipas mir
aud sebraud)en inodten. S sebraudbte mad Dem &a.
tbe einer is1eunbe nnb aui Anorbnuns rreines Saus
arstes niele W ttte, obne Grfols, bis i enoI auf
tieur iiies iueltes bic entjiinbun9 unb oas Suf.
fen oort Iinoerts uno in tnrer 3ett beun9 btpire.
Mdtunssoou
Sobn 8. Surrp.
BET Der ngBaIportb. Wanuf. sGomp. +"
Bpfon, Is. Nsru 1873.
Rotis.-gBenn erft eebsiIt. fann bie Saut peid unb
sart gemadbt perben nSnn aus5d 5dlte6 lid u q.
Seife eebrautt miro 3u 11ilettsn- uno Reinlf.
feits, s,3weten.
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@rdperidl1ifii6,sn0 .

Nem m-Srleaus, 6. 4prtl.-Das Mo@
nument Ger geiaIenen GonfDoerirten auf
,,@reenpooo Cemetery" nuroe heute aez
idmiitft nno SO00-1O, 900 Ytrionen uobnten
Der Teier bel. Inter ben 3ntpslenoen beian-
ben i'd mebrere Delegationeu Der c@ranb Ar.
mn Of tie Nepubltc" nuo piele ehemaiigs
llnicusioloateu,
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YrtdelsSstbe,
cine @i9entbumltdfe1t Des teranilden

so Weefs & Yotter. = Meine 9erren! Nnfei
emp ansen Sic ssfduis snen Dollar fir etne gro Sc
Bndbie Guticnra. Die tleine Bicbie melde i'd, nor
einiser 3ett erbte bat ebr quite Di.rite seleis bsE
1onbers sesen Prtdelbise ooer lnseuer, rpte nands
leute es nennen. Sic iouen mid b6ren, me itb Sbr
Sob fuse.
Sbr eraebenfier
Sames 80. B dIep.
Mafpn. Seras, %. Sept. 1873.
utieura 1T oas rpirflamfs Dtittsl fur auserlt
den gebrau&. @s beilt ane Sbnittlpnnben. Auet'
tdunsen uuq ut.abi&arfungen;. es erneuert oas
5aar, menn es bur SSalp sanfbelten 3erort mutbe;
IS entIernt Grub uno SD ,ppen BON Der Gopfhaut er'
bolt Siee rein uno uaas oas Saar tpeid nno biesam
vs. tit ebenio anpreeno. als es iptrfam if, unD prs
tn ieOem Sale treffli& Mnterfist curd 6 tieu a.
seife. pelde auen Whttern sana beionosrs gu ein'
peben tn, UNI nit berielben ben 96rper unD 8opf beI
SdraIinse pno 9inber au reinisen. Sic IN ebeniorob
9oiletensArtfel, als Arsnei uno 1T DIE pbriedenDt
uno ansenebmfe Seife, beionosrs gum Wa{den urt
Banen bon 8tnotru. welde ienals prdparirt fpnroe.
aBir Oer&ern Den gltsrn aaf oas B.ittmmteit.. oaf
bieie Mttel unbebinst Nidts entbaen. mas Dem Helm
item anpe ihabIih ein fonnte. 3um Nadpeiie Sci
unb hes Yr {. Werrid, weIde jeoem pieier petlntte
beisefast itno.
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gtarre ee6et.-nR estora" if bas

SEHEtg EgUgE4-nN 6sI IOT Tut III Uuo
einfa9fe, aber erfplgreiGlte Braparat 5ur CT.
neuerIua oes 9an3eu Speem8. - fIans
Senbal Jam beilt Sroltbalen Srano.,
Sanittwunoen, b0ie 6iiBe, 3abnpsh uno
S6mer3en aller &rt unO 1T baS eite $ d :
morrb boioenmittel. - 25 Gents bic
6laiAe. 6at eS Der apotbster nidt, 10 gehe
Su Samuel 3. Bo1cott, Rr. 55,
NorbzQiberthitr. (San4 ,3WNe, ,SQQIl
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Saffon, Wid9., 20. Oejtmber 1873.
3Oie Gut curaeS etImt tt e iueroen prdpas
rirt BON gBeefs & Vottef, @bemifer uno apotbeter,
BEL olen Gpot6eteTn su baben. Breis bes u eura
in tleinen Sdahteln 90 @ents; .sroBen Shadteln,
nele smei uno eth balb Waat lopid. als ete tlenen,
ei.tbaiten, 81. RefoIeent$f 81 pro Slnidbe. u
tIeu ra= life % @tnts, mittdff Der Yot 30 ets ;
z Henf6
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Gntfesli@es Yerbred)et eines Sano
ftrfidferaA

@oboes, N.zD., 5. april. - ST. &as
tbariue SnnSbad, Elm etiua 80 0ldbrlges, on
Der 9uusbaf Hoao, 8 Wellen meihi9 bon
bier mobnbaftes Srauenstmmer, purbe beute
gtabmittaa als 2eid)e unb nit burfidnitte-
ner &sble in ibrer @ohnuna auf9efunoeu. Sc
ltelte itd) herGus, oa5 oie &srftolbene bon ei.
nem 9anoitreider ernorbet uuo Dor ibrem
Sobe geibduoet nno nm 81 beraubt poroen
war. Der WDrber mar am Worgeu i'm 6auie
erihieuen unb fragte nab 4rbeit; man ah
thn lpater, nahoem It'd Sr. SGfob 0unsbad,
Der Sater beS Dpfers, aus Dem Sauie entf
fernt hdtte, rorthiu suriidfebrem. Die Be
mobner Der Nnbbaridaft iinD auSgs3o9eu
uno MAIDEN Saso auf ben Serbreder.
gSabl groseiis TIT siio Carolina.
@harleit on, S..&., 6. Ipril. Oas
8unbesgerid1t bieies Siitrifts miro morgen
bier aaiammentrtten. 9tld)ter 8onb, nsl6er
ben SorIs tihren miro, fam beute 4beno bier
an. Die 8erbanb!ungen bes 9eridlts peroen
nit Spdnnung erpartet, tnoenl 250 mobile
fanute giiraer tud6teno bes SerminS pe9en
anaebllher Yerleeung Der gunoespahlgelese
proseiiirt uerOen iolleu. Ser SunbeSbtItr'ftss
anmalt uno istn Gsbulie pr. s. g8. Wadep,
weldber in oie,em Dliirlste als &ongrebz
o,eat auftrat uno geld1ia9eH pgroe, erfldrsr
iia entitbloiIen, Gle 9eiAwOrene benz SeiteiDe
III untermerien. giur lpfnige lpeiBe Siirgel
f0nneu bteien @iO Ieiiten nnb I'M Sale Die
Yunoesanpdlte itre 2lbidlt auafiihreu, 10
perben Die @sldmorenen taft ausl4lieBllf
aus ytegeru beltebeu.
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sic ,erftoreit iebe AnIase III
Gnt5tinbutleen inbem iie
ungeinnce ober Deroorbene
Stofte aus BEN SpFeule sie.
ben nnb auf bic Weile 4beu.
inatismus Neuraleta urif
pber fnrirtti. Menii tilar
trdst. perbtnberr iit 1itte,
butlg Der 2un0er lsno gfieren,
J, Broaaaaes : 1tibaptratss'
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0erbre@erii1e &tebe tm0 8laa=
idttre. - Soppel Selbftntoro TIT
Gtst OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Waub.

81 TIA Oelp bt a.. 5. Nprll. Der 8run0<
eiqentbumsmatlsr gS. s. Waltin muree heute
9taAmittag bepuBilos uno aus elmer beoent-
lifen Sopfpunbe blutsno III ieinem Siireau,
gir. 223, Siioz 5. StraBe, auIseiuuoeu. Nus
eiuer aul Dem Suite itebenoen Sle6tiite uaren
$1,000 geraubt woroen, aQein 5rn. yiartin'S
llbr unb Niuse uaren bon beu Rdaber rtdt
beriibrt woroen. Die 5u Dem Siireau fiibreu
ben Sburcn mareR pstidlonen, uao Die
Sdliiiiel psridtuunben. Sr. Ytartin ipar
nm 1titternabt nod lmmer benuBtios. Die
Yolisei bat cine llnterludluna beaonnen.
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SWet Stuge tn (stttet4t !

3uuerlGiiige8 Saar-gSteoerher'
ftelIung8 8'uno netteS 9aars& Z ot'
-Baft ale iogenanntsn
g8ieberteriiellunssmittel tperben aus gSniter,
Oa8 NIT Nrtifelu, pelfe oas Saar austrod'
uen uub 3ur Soilette 6es 6aares nod etn on
oeres Brdparat n1tbig MAIDEN bermlldat, an
sefertt9t; aber 9ance'8 hemti9es 9aar'
eeerherfeGungsmittel TT cine Serelntgnn9
BON It;mulireneem gBetn9eif uns Sel un6
Qiebt elm en9enebmes 9aarsEotlettenmitteI
ob auber ieIneu tpieoerberfteaeuoen @igen.
Idaeften. SO iif uniibertroffen oils @rseuger
e,nes iippiaen Saarpu9ies uno gldn5enber
goden uno beiist bic &igenidaft Der 3uriid'
fiibrung grauen 6aareS 5u ieiuer natiirltdep
5arbe. &s III fein SaarfdrbemitteI anb 10
einfa6, baB e8 BON Se0ermann nit noltonl'
nleuer SiAerbett gebrauft perocH fam.
Rerpen1petie.- Oteles angeuehrti'
Nerpenmittel bebt uno beilt franthotte @Ti.
pfinolidteit Der Rerpen, glerDeui6m6Ge
nerpSIes 3uden, 3tttern, S4lafloFgfeit uni
Sufierie. &c nerleibt bem 9eiammten Ser,
penfnaeme cine besliidenoe 8ube un6 beiei
tiat bic burf iibcrmdBi9e 8opforbeit nerur.
iadts seiitise Grid9Spfung. GS bot EauienO'
BON Weruen>&ri65pfung gebeilt unb Biel'
Dom 8ahnhaH gerettet. go befbt eiItel an
geHebulen Gei@nad n. enthdlt niGts @ tdoi
liGes. Breis 81 pro BaGet, $5 fitr oret Bat
tete. Gu baben bet Setb 9. SGnes B r
1O8, sS { Q : 3 ottimorss Stra Be. =
Aluanad GrOtte. slo0-l
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Hse aaste.

IN uue, ueIne on ben 6olsen BON Snsen6ianben,
metr6fer GhmdGe, Gnttrdftuns, Serluf ber Nlan'
ntstraft &c. Ieoen, enbe Id toaenf fret elm @eaept.
has Fe furirt. Dieies sroBe 9silmittel murbe bon
sinfm gaiffiondr In SIb=Amerifa entbedt. Stdt ein
Aabseifrtes @ouuert ON 8ep. Sofepb Z. Suman. eta.
tton ., N.=D. gitp.
(San16, ,1St.&m.i.a i.a.Efl
San. TlettMmaam 8 Uoasp.'x Nrebbete
(compressed yeast).
90 man entbedt bot, 6aB ptele gadahmunsen uns
krer Sefe iidb i'm Wfartte benben, 70 bot ole abte
Bre6beje unieres Sa6rifates auf ieoem Badete ben
Ramen unierer Gtrma. aGe anoeren ftno Nadbab.
muugen.
Naan pertanse BON ieinem Grocer 0atf, 0IetJd>
mann 3 Iomp's arebbeie. 9asIid friid !!
Gabrit<Depot: Nr. "a, Npre. Gutam eirabe.
(Ndai9.1S q. 9. 8ennett, Seddftfabrer.
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8etlnttttet

CyGs&AltktGt
baber raid uno fir tmmer sdusIinse unS ainber &C.
hsilt iusl9e BON Der Seburt an nit &opf. unb 5aut
orbnete 8ebanbIunqsweiie befebt In ftrpaaen Doits
bes 0utteura Re pIoertt. weldes Elm Oon
tommen f6eres unb bod trdftiaes GIutreini9uussz
Hfltiel III, uuo in ber dub erlen Anpenbuus Des
tieura, oes grcber Saut 5eilmitteIs. Nm biz
franfe 9aut su pai&rn nnb su renisen. ionte feint
anoere Seife, aIs 6 uticMrasSe lie oer,penoe
Weroen.
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Sn, o|tien 8anten 6a6rtteu II. (. 10, mo Dad,ter
on9eieut itno. tpeIoen oieie ansebalten. nab benz
ndhfen Dlrifsbireau in reafIdkioen. o6er i,trSerr
Yauien uon Dem 9enobnIiten SignaIfaTien aus Su
it9nalftTen. mas nit Der Senab brtdtigung bes Bis
reaus, ooB fe i'm SIenie un6 aui tbrem Soften Ftdb
beNloen, sletdbeoeueno tt. Blelbt oas 9 anal sur
oeretnbarten 3ett aus, 70 prb Ssmano sur Grmtttez
lung Der nrnbe abaei6id. Gls oieies Eoifem Suerlt
etngefhbrt purne, uaren bic g9dbter eeneiit, lid 6aa
ten iie ftp BON osm 9iuSeu oet Sfnrbtiinq. Solten
e idbltHge ertranen, Die6en qeeielt uno aetres
belt ober IN Setaubun9 ueriest fueroen, 10 ipiIoe
Bufabten,
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TELEGRApHIo DROPS.

Silver at London 4ot pence per ounce.
Governor Proctor, Of Vermont, declines
70 e reprieve Henry Gravelin, the Weathers.
field murderer.
rassavante, the would.be assassin Of
the King OF Italy, has been found guilty
and sentenced to death.
Queen Victoria will embark at Ports.
mouth on the, 18th inst. for Cherbourg,
The Queen will probably be absent about
a month.
At Ogden, Utah, III the case Of II. 7. Bar.
ton, charged with the murder OF Mrs. Bos.
oman, seventeen years ago, during the
Morrisite trouble, the jury after being out
nearly two days, returned a verdict Of not
guilty. So m 49,
James McHenry, Of London, has issued
circular inviting the bond and share.
holders Of the Atlantic, 4 Great Western
Railroad to meet on the 18th inst. to de.
eide among other points on the power OF
the trustees. ,Gy 5i ~ ~
The Kingston, Jamaica, news to Feb.
24th, says: The revolutionary party in
hayti still threatens an overthrow oi
Carroll. The whole northern portion is
IN arms. The President thinks he will save
his government, t,t
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HsS HS!sS J,eEsey cOatal... sEk;


New YoRE, March 7.-Flour-In buve,s,
favor; superfine western and State IS S0aS 70.
common to good s. 76a3 90; good 10 choiee
- a5a4 SO; white wheat extra 81 6SaS 25.
extra Ohio s. 75a5 90; st. Louis So SOa5 IS:
Minnesota patent 50 00as 25. WheatETnset.
lied: rejected spring sSIiaSIc; ungraded do
81 02; No. spring 97c; ungraded winter red
81 02aI IL; No. 8, 81 IL No 2do, sales 29s :
900 bushels, at 81 l594a1 II: No. / do 81 IL:
No. amber 81 l5N; ungraded white 81 Iss
IL; No. do, sales o., ,OO0 bushels, at $i 1SX
al l4s1i extra do, sales 400 buShels, at 81 1iE.
Rye-Quiet; western 60a8Sc. BarleyEOuiet
.Malt-Dun and nominal. Corn-Firm: nm.
graded 45}Sa46c; No. 5, 45a45><c; steamer Az
a451c; No. 2, 454aiGc; steamer yellow 4il<a
45Hc. 0ats-Dull aud unchanged; rejected
S2fc; No. 8 white SSs<c; No. 2 do SiHc: Eo, i
white 36IIc; western mixed SS Nc; white west
ern 81 AEa35Hc. Hay-Demand active nj 4O,
l5c. hops-Quiet and steady. Coffee-Dnll
and unchanged. sugar-In moderate demand:
refining, fair to good, 6&a65sc. Molasses2
In good demand; New Orleans 2Sa40c, Rice
Demand active; Carolina 594a74c; Louisiana
6a6kc. Petroleum-DulI and nominal: United
sSc; refined o. asked; crude sIsas9Sc. Tallow
Steady but active at 61<u0 1l.l6. Whisky
Steady at 81 07.
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legitimate profits they ore entitled 2 re
selve from their tndnalIles. Ihey claim
!natnnder the charter end ne laws govern
rug the baltimore q 0hlp tailroad Vom'
pany, they are entitlep 70 the lpll dement's
o. the low rates accorded 70 the products ol
Ihe west 70 enable them 70 reach the
ets'enI eastern marEets, anu that Inese benefits
snouia sil' pe enloyed 9y the soeal y well as
the through trade ot west virginia.
~ We ore clearly o. me OPINION taat the
NEotthwestern NOT. virginia hallr9au ltarkers'
puIg DIahch y suplect 70 anu ought 10 6e
governea py tne provisions o. chapter ~
" Ile aets pi tetziS, ana therefore we can
not !t consent may tpe company operating
that Y totd snaIl le ipefinieeu longer to
clilfge allPpeis IRON nity % one hundred
per cehs meg \ tlfAtl y tne iag sutnorlIes, but
JeMuSk hotne uhqe qetstoou ny thls IeclaIa'
nonto admit ior one moment that the
baItlmore and ONO Railroad Company Is
"oH ~ supJect 70 saiu act
we we are sorry 70 learn that the baltimore
q onio haliroad company, IN me ar0!tra'
y exercise OF an imperlous wlll, which
nus cnaracterized itlor a quarter ot q cen
tury, has seen NJ, contrary 70 law, TO With
S.as. a,,,l :. a.. "a r.. = n
H.S sron ana olher Important industries OF the
Sti, State, rates which they nave heretofore
enloyeu, thereby threatening their de.
1 straction ana compelling those who were
uepenGent thereon !or livelihood to cast
themselves G1 on tue charites OF the public.
thelr appeals 70 tne Committee have
h. no. ulmihishod our sympathy i9r them,
Dut nave aronsea our lust Indignation
against cotpotatoh Mhlch would thus
Souttage S.l. the prineiples q eomiqonhnman.
sty iot lne purpose. o. aiming an undue
a:uVahtaSe over meg Sletims; ana apply,
lhg tne RUE Of pandittl' they demand
tahsom lot the release Oh our citizens
"nSm they holu IN bondage.
we cannot Dnt oe convinced that the
purpose OF the company durlng TINS en-
" tlIe SontLoversy' mas oeeh 10 lhilmldate
tne legislature IN tne manner ABOVE re.
leTreG 70.
relieving that ne resolution agreed TO
.! inc majority OF me commltlee, Will fail
70 secure 70 the great pody ot our people
w usuve MY AIee1Lluep %, anu lsasur-
IehIsL y w lYI thslpe gglh ~ MOI permanent.
Y, 9L tls Ilgntal we Ipok upon u as grant
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The TeleEraphie EnbrOsllo OF the Kan
sas Legislature.

TOPEKA, Ks, March 1.-THE Common
ireahh this morning contains the following
editorial: at Is understood that the In
yestigating Committee stopped taking tes
timouy on Wednesday, and they will
make their report TO the House to-day
As yet no action has been taken In the
case Of Smith, the Western Union Tele.
graph Manager. His answer was referred
to Mr.. Randolph's Committee on the eth
Of February, over week ago. Why
don't the committee report? That an.
swer was printed and has been pretty
generally read, and II Is regarded, not on.
y, as q complete defense Of Smith him.
sell, but OF the course taken by the
Telegraph Company. Il Is clear that
Randolph's 'scommitteea acted in undue haste
In reporting Mr.. Smith as having refused
70 appear before the committee when he
was not guilty Of contempt or even dis.
obedience at all, and II Is equally clear
that the House acted most unadvisedly In
ordering Smith into custody. II Is due TO
Mr Smith, TO the Telegraph Company, TO
the House itself and 70 the public that
some proper action be taken at once. The
committee by Its oWH course lost oil op.
portuntty To get legal and proper posses.
SION Of the telegraph messages II they were
entitled to them under any circumstances,
and to keep Mr. Smith Ia limbo until the
tinal adjournment without action, Is full
confession that the committee cannot
meet and answer the position taken and
the argument presented by Mr.. Smiths
answer. We have already mentioned the
lact that Mr. Smiths answer was written
by Judge @. W. Webb, OF the city.
since then we have been shown the Feb.
number Of the Ameriedn Ldp Rtgialer, pub.
lished In Philadelphia, which contains an
article by Judge C6olly, author OF Cool.
ley's Constitutional Limitations, in which
Judge Cooley goes to the fullest extent in
declaring that telegraph messages are in.
violate In the Possession Of the telegraph
company, and neither the court or Legis.
lature can legally compel their production
TO be used as testimony In any case where
neither the sender or receiver Is party,
Mr.. Randolph will do well to consider his
action, and relieve himself and house
from the embarrassment. This stirred up
the Legislature so much that the Invest.
eating Committee when the House met al
10 0o'clock, introduced q resolution directing
the discharge OF Smith. This was passed
unanimously, and he was set at liberty.
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There is IN old negro woman living
,0vn in Moundsville who has some Gu
,iou, papers in her possession, the reading
oi which was afforded US yesterday. Her
name il Mary Kemp, and she has in
ber keeping the bill Of sale by which, as
Ar back as l7so, she was disposed Of for
"thity pounds, current money" This
hill Of sale readsas follows:
Know all men by these presents that |,
lohn King. for and in consideration OF the
nm oitirty pounds, current money, to be
.s,i4e,l and paid by Emmery Higgs, that
Ibayp sDlland disposed, and hereby sell
,aIdlspose, from ine and my heirs and
ss,sns, to the said Emmery Higgs. his
heirs and assigns, negro g'rl-slave-
named Mary, about II years OF age, the
t,Ie to which slave | hereby warrant to
be r5od under the existing laws of Vir-
gina
C,yen under my hand and seal at DUN.
lres, this-'lay January, 1893.
Witness; JonN King. lSeal.I j
y. " = l'P'NNA"H'
In lS}! it seems that Mary was the slave
Of Pumeuious Hayes, of this county, who
grledt to sell her freedom to her for Sl00.
lie was hard pressed for money and had
to have so immediately. The other $50
he was to wait for until Mary could earn
il Having no ready money she started
oqtwi,hthe following petition.
To& Lumase Citi:tntof Wheeling.
The petition OF Mary would respectfully
represent lhat she IL a slave 10. PufneTfions
Hayes, Of Ohio county, whose pecuniary
circumstances are such as 10 require him
lomake sale Of your petitioner, but who
from motives OF kindness has agreed to
receive one hundred dollars for her free.
dom, fifty dollars Of which it is necessary
to pay him at this time. ThG.remaining
ftty be will wait for unhl.yQir petitioner,
by her labor, is enabled to IRakeit. She,
therefore, couiiding in the benevolence OF
the public is induced thus to ask their
all in raising the aforesaid fifty dollars,
aud thereby procuring her freedom for her.
Among the subscribers on the back OF
he; petition are John Mcclure, Redick
Mckee, Forsyth & Dobbin md John +.
Clark. all Of whom contributed one dol.
lareacI. 4 number OF persons contribu-
ted 80 cents and 25 cents caGlE 1t seems
that by this and by her labor she raised
the $lOO, for on the back OF the bill OF
sale We ind that OIL the 9Gth day
Of May. ls32, Pumenious Hayes
receiptcd in full for the 500.
And thus the old woman obtained the
freedom that she still lives to enjoy. The
paper assuring her of the right to lie,
liberty and the pursuit OF happiness, has
been sacrcdly and, no doubt ut times,
anSiousIy guarded by her through every
yicissitude OF fortune. Humble as it was,
@a guaranty to her, it was az mitch to her
as ever Magma Charta was to the Barons
otEnshnd. Indeed, it was in very truth,
her Magma Chartn. No paper could be
more to the greatest or meanest OF Gods
creatures
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rhe rIarry % .ho egAIa ,IeEl.el Ye..sr.

CHICAGO, March T. The furry on
Change to-day in the wheat market was
occasioned by the sudden appearance in
the marketot Archie Fisher, as seller Of
wheat, presumably on account of James
Keene, who recently bought a grcatiquau-
tity Of wheat in this, market. "A Spee,ly
decline followed hisilGre6 sale, 'SAibRwas
only partially recovered ut the close.
Fisher states tonight that he sold about
100000 bushels, but refuses to state on
what account it was sold.
The total sales for to-day are saidto have
been nearly four millions. The decline
on April wheat was 81 cents on MAJ, 81
cents. Various rumors were alioat, but
none were traced to reliable source. THE
most generally accepted was that'a forged
order 10 sell had been sent to Fisher with
KeeDes name signed, but thisdid ndt Sc
cure much crcdence, ..Ua,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-08
Financial and Commercial.
By 4EIEaRAPR.

PHILADELrHtA, March I. = Flour-steady:
family and low 70 c6oce Il q 25a4 % 4e do e1ts rS
grades IS 25;. Ohio fancy IS so; St Louis
IS 90. Rye Flour Steady at 81 70a! IS
Wheat Unsettled; No. western red, eleya.
tor, 81 II. Corn-Qulet and unchanged. Oats
Outlet; mixed 30aSic; western white SlaSoc
Proyistons-ln fair demand Reef-Mess at
$l2 60Il3 o. Pork-Mess, extra, SO 2Sa
II 90; prime $40 OOa10 IS. Hams-smoked
9llOc; picked 7staSs<G LarI-Western, in
tterce, 7Ha7Kc Bnttet-Quiet; New York
and, BandfOrd county, Pa, extra 9Oa2l. Eegs
Active; western l6c. Cheese-Steady west.
ern. full cream, Sla5K; do good 7aSo. Pc
troleuni-Dulli refined aGaItc; crude sasHc,
WhiSky-null; western at 81 OK.