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WARRINGTON, October PAL A. NJ
For Tennessee and The Ohio Valley, east
10 southwest winds, falling barometer,
partly cloudy weather, and eastern portion
light rains.
For the Lower Lakes, warmer southeast
by southwest winds, slowly falling baron:
cier and partly cloudy weather.
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REMEDIES.
REMEDIES.

The success attending the use oil these great rene
dies 10 the treatment Of affections Of the Skin and
Scalp With Los Of lair iS astonishing. From every
part Of the country come the mOSt grateful acknoWl-
edGe4lent1 OF what might DO called miraculous cures
MbaSrH. WOeka 4 Potter extend their thanks 10 ali
who have spoken good word for CUrIcuRA, CurIcu.
M SoAr and CUTIcuRA REsoLvESr, and will thank.
iay receive reports Of new eases wherever they oc-
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For restoring the natural color of The hair,
q nicer preparation Is offered in Hair Reviyi:
um." in large bottles, at only 90 cents, than
has ever been produced at 81 90. Glenn's Sui
phur Soap ID the word-lamed clRriher and
beautiaer OF the complexion. Sold by Logan,
List & Co., and every druggist.
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TRANSFER OF REAL EsrATE.-The follow.
ing transfer OF real estate was admitted
to record in the Office Of the Clerk Of the
county Court, yesterday:
Deed made December 4th, 1870, by
Lewis Richardson and wife to Stephen
Green. for a lot oil land in West Liberty,
for SS25.
Deed made by Creighton
Orr and wife TO 8. R. McClurktu, fol two
acres Of land in Triadelphia district, Tor
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MUSICAL AND LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT
AT MOZART HALL-The scholars Of the
Reformed Episcopal Sabbath School, as.
sisted by the choir, will give an entertain
ment as above this evening, commencing
at 5 o'clock. Admission; Adults, 25c. I;
children, lOc,
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TnR SCALE SidNED.-The nail manuiac.
turers OF this city aud vicinity met yester-
day at the Riverside office, full represent
tatlon present, and considered the scale
presented 10 them for signature by the
heaters. It was discussed at some length
and signed, and takes effect from the 18th
oithis month. The scale was published
Monday morning by us, and Is FIVE cents
moro per ton than that paid Pittsburgh
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on the excellence Of her Chocolate, but at
the Exposition Of 1878, Walter Baker &
Go. won the gold medal for the superiority
Of their preparations Of Chocolate. Sold
everywhere BY grocers.
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DRESS GOODS
SILK I!
Our Special offerings This Week.


Black and CoIored Cashmeres
from 5Oc upwards; the best value In
the city.
SilIs and Wool Novelties, Bro.
cades; the best assortment OF styles
Satlns in plain DamaSees aud
figures.
English. French and American
shatIed AiOhnirs.
French aud English plaid Dress
Goods.
Novelties tor Combinations and
OTeFdresscS.
striped and BrOcadcd SILKS In
Black and COlOrS.
Black aud COIOreu Satins.
Black aud CoIOred eros Grain
Silks oil the most celebrated makers
over 1000 pieces American Dress
Goods from Zoe upwards.
ladies, VIC omit mentioning prices
Oh She above, as our varieties are
TOO large, but be convinced that we
offer our Silks and Dress Goods far
Itss than you can buy them else
where. We invite one and all TO
call and examine cur stock. No one
urged TO buy.
i. BLUM &BRO.
110A MAIN ST
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TnAT's right, give Il 70 him. This was
the expression Of an old nurse when some.
body recommended Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup
10 our little Charley, who was suffering
with Wind Collie,
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That "Hale's Honey Of Hoarhound and Tar,
g now recognized ss the great national spe-
clio for the cure OF oolgM and all lung dis.
eases. See that You got "Hale's Honey Of
Hoarhound and Tar" Qarge size cheapest)
and take no other, as there are counterfeits.
Sold by Logan, List & Co., and all druggists.
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The CuTlcuRA REHgDIEs are prepared hy Webs a
PotlbF, Ch0mRts nFuHgSts Bpstpp, and sold By III
Fuggill. RdSe Of flcvRA, small boxes, 50 cents;
large boxes, eoltaluing two aud half tines The
13s,E q ss s. d:ot, RS,SsE ES re- bottle,
EhFNa eakea rs eeniE =
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HIM. s. "PISAroRE," by Arthur sulll.
van. Full Vocal Score, words and music,
81 90; Libretto words only, 10c; Vocal
Selections bound, 25c; Galop, SOC; Waltz,
S5c; Potpourri, Soc; Galop, for Plano and
Violin, Cornet or Flute, 40c; Waltz, for
Piano and Violin, Cornet or Flute, Soc.
All the novelties In music. Pianos and
Organs TO rent.
LucAs' Music sroRR,
1927 Market street.
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EVERY lady will DO well to read tho ad.
vertisenent Of the "New Automatic and
write for particulars as there directed.
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THE SHEEP MARK.

Though there's IN increase in the number
OF the offerings, there Is no improvement 10
note in their quality, but rather the reverse,
andmost OF the best Of both kinds have been
taken by Eastern buyers early in this market,
Trade for butchers sheep and lambs OF good
grade has been fair. We quote prices near
about as last week, quality considered. Sheep
for butchers are SZa4I<c: lambs S1<a5<c;
stock sheep 81 6oa2 10, each rs to kind and
quality.
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REMOVE grease spots viii Ivory soap.

"CARRY the news TO Maryp Health
and happiness In ore found every box Of
lIsellesI Liver Pills.n
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DOR sALE-IIAvTNG CONCLUDED
my 0dorless EIeayAlIBg Machine with ali ths aupIr.
enanees u, reto consisting Of Horses wagon, Tanks
0dorle.s Machine, aud the right for The city Oh
wheeling, Bddgeport, Mlrtn'S Ferry, BenWood and
belIatre, &c: Any person ElAhiug 10 70 into thIs
business will hno Il very lucrative, and can purchase
TIE S1me a. bargain. For Information inquire q &
a. BRITT, Heal Estate AEeat, or the undsrsIgued.
oelo HARRY SAITH.
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i. BLUM BRO
11O4 MAIN ST.

nENTIsTRY.-To THOSE THAT DE-
u SIRE 10 EaVs their natural teeth We would say
that NO are now better prepared than ever haOre to
enable them To do %. By the use Of az ELECTRO
MAGNETIC PLud0RR va eau and are mAktug better
aud handsomer 0Ud FIlliugS, With more GaSa 70 our
Patients, than have heretofore been made 10 this
city Ur elsewhere, without The aid oil the Electric
IugSer. What we SGy We C1n prove BY actual
demonstration. Call and Rec for yourselves.
JAMES 4. sURiiIS0N 4 SON,
AuI No lItS Market 81, HhsalInE, W. Va.
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The couRrs.-CtRcuIr CouRr-Judgt Mel.
rin.-rhis Court met at 0 O'Clock yester-
day.
The entire day was spent in hearing
arguments OF counsel on the case Of
Christie Farley, indicted for entering the
house Of Margaret Darrell in the night
time with intent to CONT rape. The
case went 10 the jury at O'Clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-22

There was more life in the market this
week for all kinds OF cattle than last week,
and the prices for the better grades were up
and common cattle show little fan any 't cSnngS
exceptin activity. The quality was slightly
better, taken altogether, than last week, com.
mon cattle being less numerous and not OF as
low agradc. Prices ranged from 2J<a5Ne.
MILoH Cows-Trade Is more active, and
prices range from S2Oa6o per head, as to quail
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THERMOMETERS RRcoRD.-The following
shows the range Of the thermometer, as
observed OF Schnepi's drug store, Opera
House corner Yesterday:
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Police counr-Lldas Ota,lnsr.

The following cases were disposed of at
this Court yesterday morning:
Prank ROmford, drunk, fined g. Com
mitted.
III Thomas Walker, disorderly, fined 81.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
n. HAIfTR

Having left the old room In Market SQUARE,
any communication left at the Office mo.
1870 Chapline street, OF w. ]. W, CoWden
will receive prompt attention.
ocis Auetioneer and Real Estatn Annni
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WEDDING NOrICE-A Choice Stock Of
New Designs 10 Silver Just received and
for sale low by JACOB W. GRUB.
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TAKE NOTICE.

]. L. Moore, agent Of s. A. Moore, will keen
Q Retail and Wholesale Produce Store at No.
70 Twelfth street, under Odd FellowE Hall,
Wheeling, w. Va. Everything In the line Of
general produce will be constantly kept on
hand Patronago RESPECTFULLY solloLted. oola
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No.PARTNERsHIp NoTIoE.

Ihavo this day associated with mo in tho grocery,
produce aud commission business Theodore KObtr,
Ut the old stand 1875 Market street. Thanking my
patrons for past iaVOrS, respectfully ask conIinu-
luCs u The laius under the new order.
Durst & Kober. wholesale groees, produce and
commission merchants, i25 Market street, respect
fully solicit public patronage. ,,n,- ronsn
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MARY ]. HOLMES.

Just plbllShed ;-FOrreSt House. A splendid
50 enormously, and arc read and r. read With aieh
delight aud interest Beautifully bound, price 81 So
eSoAlSo handsome new editions Of Mn. HolmeSi
9ihef Norts-Iompe!t anu Sunshlne-LenA RlTers-
Edlth Lyle-Edna BroWnins-MAFian Grsy-West
Lawn, etc, etc.
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FOR SALE.

F0R SALE.-H0RSE, BUGGY AND
HARNESS, Homo can beat S;iS; years old,
well bred and gtylIsh Can DO seen at FaubelS Livery
Stable, on Market street. Sen80
DOR sALE-THE PIANO WAGON
u Of Adams 4 LuoRI. Ths running Eears arc near,
y new. VIII 30 sold at reTy low price. To Be- Seep
It he store Of c. Y. Lucas. Apply 70
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baltimore Live stock Market.
MAINLAND LIVE STOCK SclLEs, [
MONDAY, October %, ls7g. J
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WANTED.

WANTED-A MAN WITH A FEW
dSIIaIs g psddisia Wheeling and vicinity with
81 DlllSyn street, Philadelphia, Pa va
WANTED.-To RENT A FEW HOUSES,
w Parties Wishing reliable agent ioF renting
houses and taking charge Of property will apply TO
q A HCHAEFER AGO,
oeit Real EsLate and Notary BuSlnss.
WANTED Active parties to act Is General
WhN 81 Agents for the tale Of our special.
Ties. Business respectable. Goods sell rapidly. We
pay salary or liberal commission on slleS, ROu
500 10 $500 q Month can be made BY live
men. Rare chance Tor mailing money,
Addfess=rRluMPH MFG CO., ll6 MOarOJ 81,
CHICAGO. Oe6
WAIVED
Belmont Nall Mil Stock In exchange for desirable
ely property one Of The best locations 10 The sey.
tnth Ward; A two story BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE with nine IoJmI, finished attic, good cellar
under whole house, water, Gus, and every eonyVn.
knee. A full lot Of ground.
IRWIN,
SELF Real Estate Agent.
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DOR RENT-Two FURNISHED
u ROOMS with OF without DoaId. Addres, s.,
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May Agnes FIeminu.

Carried by storm. Another intensely inter-
those opltal noyelS-tjuy EarlSeonrtS Wiie-I
Wonderful Romln-Mad MarTIaEe- Silent and TINE.
ct. Beautifully bound, price 81 90.
's'Ehese books are sold a. every Book Store
q. W. CARLETON &CO.
oel5-hWRAR PubllIhefS, n, Y. CITY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-24
Would the Democrats Unite to Oppose
"A kingf

Would the Democrats OF the United States
especially would the distracted Demo
cratic party OF the State OF New York
unite TO prevent the overthrow OF our re-
publican form OF government and the sub
stitution in its place OF an hereditary mon
archy? Would they unite to oppose
King
Very likely II will prove to be for nothing
less that they are now asked to removeand
forget all minor differences, and combine
together for the defeat of Gen. GRANT.
To be sure, there is no provision in our
written Constitution prohibiting more than
two terms Of the Presidency to be held by
one and the same man. But there is a ira
dition hardly less binding and sacred.
II the traditions and examples OF the
fathers are to be disregarded, how long will
the provisions OF the written Constitution
be treated as obligatory?
GRANT is a military man, a firm believer
in military power, and with very little real
respect for Constitutions or for traditional
usagcs. He longs to be King. He would
be better pleased If the delegations from our
Legislature and the Legislature OF Penn
sylvania and other bodies which are to well
come him home were TO lay at his feet n
crown, and ask his acceptance OF II.
GRANT. IL elected third time, will never
leave the White House again voluntarily.
Let the people heed this warning.
Will the Democracy unite against GRANT
will they unite to oppose King
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-24
A Prosperous French NEWSPAPER.

Our esteemed contemporary, the World,
has taken the trouble to procure and pub
lish the balance sheet OF the business of the
Paris journal, Figure, for the past year The
magnitude OF this business is naturally sur
prising to our esteemed contemporary,
which learns that the total expense of con-
Quoting the typical Partisan newspaper
during 1878 was not less than SGlO,s93.37,
that the net profits for the year We're
$290, 23l. 06, and that the highest circulation
reached on any day was "about $4,000"
These figures are very interesting. We
regret that our esteemed contemporary has
been unable to discover the exact average
circulation OF Figaro for the year. A round
estimate of the sales on the highest day Of
the three hundred and siXty-live is not an
entirely satisfactory index to the extent Of
its circulation and influence. The average
circulation Of LIE SUN, for example, during
the year 1878, was ll2,2l7, while the highest
circulation reached on any one day was
l5G,2j5. On exceptional days the sales of a
metropolitan newspaper rise very much
above its average circulation. We suppose
that this is the case in Paris as well as in
New York. On the morning after the cleo
ton OF 1876, when SAMUEL j. TILDEN was
chosen President Of the United States,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-24

1922 800 copies Of THE SUN were printed and
sold before o'clock Yet II we should
publish 222,39O, or even 1925 as the circu-
lation Of THE sun, Withholding the figures
of the exact average, we should feel that we
were misleading and wronging our readers
and advertisers. Judged by the ratio OF
our daily average for the year 1873 to the
highest figures reached on any day that
year, the daily average circulation OF the
Paris Figaro was about $1,000, little moro
than one-half tho present circulation of
The Sun.
Still, the FIgdro's circulation OF about
10000 a day Is a very large one, and it indi.
Gates that that newspaper is as prosperous as
ii is lively and enterprising We have spoken
OF Figure as the typical Partisan journal.
Better than any other it represents the life
and ever-changing sentiment OF the French
capital. An habtual reader Of tho World or
OF The sun, accustomed To expect from his
favorite newspaper sincerity and steadfast-
ness OF convictions, as well as earnestness OF
purpose, would be disappointed in some re-
spccts IL he turned his attention to Figaro.
Nevertheless, he would at least find its col
umns piquant and entertaining.
or the yearly expenditures of the great
French newspaper the largest item is that
for paper and presswork. The cost Of COM
position, and the editorial salaries and ex-
ponses, are much less than those which an
American newspaper of equivalent impor-
lance is accustomed to pay; and the expense
OF Geographic dispatches is apparently so
trining that the item Is Jumped with many
other small accounts under the head OF
miscellaneous" Inasmuch as our esteemed
contemporary. the World, has become inter-
estcd In the general subject Of newspaper cx-
pcndture, it may care to learn that the large
expenses Of EigdrO for 1873 are exceeded by
those of The Sun for the same period, by
more than one hundred thousand dollars.
Not long ago, in denying the report that
the World was soon to pass into the con-
troll OF Mr.. c. WASHINGTON CHILDs, A. NJ,
the philanthropst and obituary poet OF
Philadelphia the accomplished editor ofour
esteemed contemporary took occasion to re-
buke some Of his esteemed contemporaries
for the undue interest which they had mani
tested In an affair which did not strictly
concern them. We trust that he will not re-
gard as anything else than friendly the cx-
preston Of our sincere hope that the World
under its present auspices, is as prosperous
as IL deserves.
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To THE EDITOR OF THE SuN-Sr: An order
issued by Commodore Nicholson, eommanlant at this
station. 'orhils enlisted returning TO their ships
from shore liberty AFTER 10 O'Clock P NJ Discipline can
not be benefited by such regulation anu from eNpc.
riencc We enlisted men know ITS effects good morals
be anything but what could be wished-that IN the
of those of US who have neither homes relatives
IN the immediate NIcluty. Should we desire 10 visit
decent place CO.. amusement. Nc would Ice compelled To-
incur the extra eNucn,e ot hotel i which We can but
all Afford laruculr when as Is the with mauN II
us. We have needy relatives Whom our tea spare du
lars are euiseui ul,crs may come through the
navy ward AT all hours ol the nght. but enlisted man.
not inside the yard gate ctorc TO NJ must rnd him.
self bed or perhaps chair. i'm some of the places
tfequcutcd bv stamen ana marines Whereas u4t tor
tins order hc would be on board l. ship 300 good ,ta.un
aud condition. aud would have been able 90 steer clear
o temptation But thru We presume enlisted men have
no rShts which the favored lew need respect
MINNESOTA
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Roscoe Conklins for Governor.

Some Of the Republicans wish TO run Mr..
Roscoe CoNKLING for Governor next au-
tumn.
There are several obstacles in the way OF
this.
If Mr.. CoNKLING should become n candi-
date for Governor he would be expected TO
relinquish almost an entire term Of six
years IN the United States Senate-a thing
he would be very slow to do. Indeed he
would probably be unable to make up his
mind whether to accept the nomination or
not until too late; and when he should de-
eide, his mind would not stay made up, but
his decision would be followed by another
paroXysm Of ndeclsion.
As one Of the chief authors OF the Flee
toral Commission, Mr.. CoNKLING would be
particularly obnoxious to the friends Of the
Constitution in both parties.
The strongest argument urged in favor OF
Mr.. CoNRLING would, OF itself, be fatal to
all chance Of his obtaining the nomination.
1t is said that his election TO the Office Of
Governor Of New York would make him the
Republican candidate for President. He is
not wanted as the Republican candidate for
President, and Tor this reason, If for no
other, will not be nominated for Governor OF
New York.
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The MI..I..InpI Let,ie..

WASHINGTON. April 23.-The Subcommittee
Of the House Committee on Appropriations to whom was
feierrcd the recent communication IRON the Secretary
Of War recommending that an APPROPRIATION he made
during the present 20 meet the obligations OF the
Government 10 Capt Eads Tor services rendered the
leues OF the Mississippi River, agreed upon bill to-day
the SECRETARY of the Treasury for such amounts money
as may from time Ia time become due To- Capt lads under
the at. OF 1879 AMI acts ameudaory thereof. with
prN-O that nothing contained ma the bill shall bee com
sucd a. waving ur imuatlug the right Of the United
states government under safe acts aud amendments
and prONidn. that the hi shall not be- construed mp
lrnpriauug any money or the payment o the $4,000
which became due 30 Capt Eads-ouehalt IN ten Years
ami onehn M twenty years after the completion of the
works. provided IN the acts above mentioned. The
subcommittee Will report their conclusion tu tho tut
Committee tomorrow and the measure Wall be brous ht
before the Huu.e as soon Hs possible
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-24
HaZen and Stanley.

In some respects tho STANLEY-HAZEN
trial In this city Is more remarkable than
its Chicago predecessor, that Of Major RENO
We call 1t the STANLEY HAZEN trial, because
such 1t is. The man nominally under inves-
tigation is Gen. DAVID S. STANLEY. Colonel
OF the Twenty-second Infantry; the man
really under investigation is Gen WILLIAM
i. HAZEN, Colonel Of the Sixth Infantry. In
the court martial over which Gen. HANCOCK
prcsides, it is evident that all assembled
look on the plaintiff AZ being the real de-
PENDANT. and on the accused as the accuser
The charges against Gen. STANLEY are
two: conduct unbecoming an officer and a
gentleman, and conduct prejudicial to good
order and military discipline. Under the
former, there are a dozen specifications
The first five narrate and then parcel out
into fragments, with mputations Of false
hood and malice, the fact that in Septem-
Der, 1877, Gen. STANLEY sent TO HAZEN, then
at Vienna in soft place, a certain letter
while five other specifications recitc, in
different forms, that he caused to be pub
lished in the St. Paul Pioneer Press substan-
TALLY the same letter, as follows:
81 have received the decision Of the President Of the
United States upon the charges preferred against you,
that the interest OF the service would not be subseryed
BY converting general court martial to try you.
81 am Just as well satisfied. You know ju as well as
-" hayo trial could only have resulted in your