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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-09-17

CHINESE THEATER.-On Saturday evening last
the new Chinese Theater was opened TO the public,
and was largely attended by the Mongolians, who
appeared well pleased with the performance, the
merits OF which We are incompetent TO judge. Chi
nese theatricals like the Chinese themselves @are
peculiar at least to the outside barbarians and if
they are pleased and happy that is their business
II the performances is TO be judged hy the character
OF the music, we confess 10 having poor idea of
the merits OF either, and after all this is but mat
ter Of taste One thing is certain, we have a Chi
nese theatrical troupe and Chinese theaier among
Us at last, and this is something noteworthy at all
events.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-09-17

T We direct the attention OF our inter-island
travelling community to the new time table of the
reliable steamer LikelLke for the ensuing quarter
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NOTES OF THE WEEK..

EE- The weather for the past week has been hot
and sultry without the refreshing showers we have
had for months past.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-09-17

EsEuz FE1sEs-.-on Monday evening the 18th
BIS H--r u.ads ne -eeiPieuf Of box OF
auu l1 1lir r-uh iust IL had been collected and
1atri1ll1f lr EllE -lrtle busF bees" The present
1-Er fruu sraz7l Deurr, who il an enthusiastic
1rZ illelll--gu- l1lizriss- 20 whom return our
49, f1- - EsEzal compliment II Mr. Denny.
laIF 5lauarr is-ueieE- Whu Hrote book entitled
@ial EnpW about farming" would write 4
1ruaz. 1au1- Elz- be knows about bees, be would
-z1.1--z l1rur o. uuaukisd. for what Joe does mol
- So - J. -. Eerlh learnInE.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

THE UNDERSIGNED TAKES THIS METHOD OF
informing the citizens of Honolulu and adjacent
Islands that in addition to being the Agent OF the unlver
sal Copying Company of San Francisco he has hand
fine collection OF Chrome Pictures to snt all Also
Picture Frames of all designs and great variety
Of Fancy Articles his Sales Rooms Fort Street,
doo- to Mnernys Confectionery Store where he viii be
glad his friends and patrons whom he invites
call and examine his stock The Goods have been
fully selected and will be offered at prices far below
thing in his line has been offered to the people Of
these Islands.
You wish elegant chrome picture TO adorn your par
Tors, furnish it, Ifyou want cheap fancy articles for
home use, have them, figure low that no one
will be without them / am constantly in receipt of
goods by each steamer from San Francisco
mined to keep hand a OF goods that will
well US useful. 1855 OTTO PRIEDLANDER
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-M- Doc FuEx1s ''-This IA The name Of an or
ruzasiur -zr-1-lE Instituted iu city. the chief
llee ~ w-i-z = ~ disFense charity 20 needy and
Ei-srrszIr -a6irldu1lE- ElseEhere the :. Bog
ElaEE - Beeu t1f instrument through and by
wns-a a. --r1l 111l uf good has been done, in re-
lsHi-tr rlf -l-uEsirr wants ul those In destitute
-s-1unli-1rnrz- - GARRY i The cornerstone Of
C.=a--zi-r. l1a u-ce-. u folsoEiug its teaching,
r-u-a1 - han good and noble insiitu
rlul- 1r1 1llErl1lrE hope lie NUMBER may iu-
rrun=r iutuerl1e extend Our Informant assures
N -uslirrE -hl1 E-1iE orEa1 iz4tiOn docs no,
80
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-09-17

nm Es--nE-ls there no redress for the cruel
--1 iuEis--iur1lt slaughter Of dogs lmauy OF them
r1uz.lEI surriF uitcr pHving taxes upon our
l1ruaaluE f-iuuds and c. icrur pefs, they should
t,s r-u1ueiac ra-lar t14n poisoned By tue powers
-far MATER.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
$50 REWARD

WILL. BE PAID To ANY PERSON
II4o who VIII give information that will lead TO the
detection and conviction of the fend or fends
In human form who threw poisoned food into
my yard tkamakea) Saturday night or carly sunday
morning, the 18th inst zee 2te w A. MARKHAM
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PORTRAIT PAISTISG.-By reference to our ad-
vertsing columns, will be found the advertisement
OF Kin Hing, portrait painter who offers his services
to paint either from life, from photographs at
moderate rate of charge. We had the pleasure of
seeing specimen of this artists work few DAYS
ago which is the strongest evidence of his power
portrait painter IL was a portrait of Cecil
tograph We were told. The likeness is true to
life while the painting is really of high order of
Ineri:, and should for Mr.. Kin Hing the pa
tronage OF the public.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-09-17

ts The recent severe experience ofthe "Knights
of Jerusalem and Others in attendance at the ini-
taiory supper Of that organization, held several
evenings ago IN PaUoa valley, has determined the
knights" TO abandon the idea of repeating the
dose" aud may possibly preclude, forever a re-
turn OF the gay and lively scenes on the occasion
referred to. So it goes, more 'gambolng on
the greeu," WALKING by the light of the moon
taking lunar observations through the bottom OF a
square face, or the performance of acrobaiic feats
In kalo patches "Sir Knights" Of all these
pleasures % you are deprived, but you know the
law must take its course.
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NOTICE.

FUVHE UNDERSIGNED Is PREPARED To
IL pay a dividend OF Twenty per cent. on claims al.
lowed against the estate OF Ira Richardson deceased
ALFRED S. HARTWELL
Attorney for the Administrators.
Honoiuiu' september is, 1879. 7es
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LUPRoL's CIRcCs-0n Saturday night the 18Th
inst, the Royal Haw allan Circus was crowded to
excess. Indeed, We understand that several hun
dred people had to go away, there not being room
either to sit or stand within the tent The perform
w4s varied aud gave entire satisfaction to the
Large audience. Luproils new troupe was well re-
ceived aud will no doubt have good run. We
were pleased 10 the success that has attended
Mr.. LuproTs efforts to please the public, because
be deserves II. There will be a performance on
Thursday aud Saturday evenings Of this week the
circus. as announced on Saturday evening last.
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Fz E7iu1-.-d fuls ~ Lizsi Es. sept ls-W f'aager,
lsa-r- 1lls1a q T. Auslin ir G rturm Bird. l. Iur-
~ fla-a~r = Meliuuei1a--- Smith II soper. / II
IHauaf Flllis-- t1ealdls A a uHTz, \ o murphy,
l.1Eefl- Essf ~ IiLnEi- Nm Vernon, Mr.
&c. iaarllr Ar 4 Eickard aud children
lLr. Etis nlzl
Easa F--ua-.a. 80 Hs-s- SD ls-Psier Cooke
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For Sale,
o Let,

1.-TWO NEATLY AND COSTLY FURNISHED
IL Rooms ut No. Garden Lane 757
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-10

New YORK..

NEw YoRK. June 0.-Cotton- Nominal
atl3Hal3HC. Flour-A shade tirmer super.
fine State and western So 40a3 Is; common TO
good extra s. S0a3 90; good to choice S. 05
a. so; white wheat extra 81 65a5 % extra Ohio
81 OOa0 90; st. Louis s. S0a6 90; Minnesota
patent 50 0Oa7 IS. Wheat-Spring finn;
winter shade stronger; rejected spring 7Sa
7ic; No. 1 do S5c /; Nos do 90aD2c; No. 2 do
81 05al 90; ungraded do SSa93C; ungradetl
winter red 81 Hal 10; No. do 81 liza
lS%: ungrnded amber S. l5al 10; No. 2 do
81 l5al l6&; No. 9 white 81 l4al l4H; No. |
DO sales 1900 bushels Mt 81 1GaI II. Rye
No. 2 western o. Nc Barley-Dull. Malt
Demand active. Corn-Quiet; ungraded fla
4ihc; No. 8 40xa4lc; steamer 421fa43kci
No. Q 455Sa47c; low mixed 4Sc; No. 2 white
5la5lHc, Oats-Weak; No. 8 3SHc; dc
white 39Ic; No. ., 40a40hc; do white 4lc;
No. / white 43a44c; mixed western SSa4Oc
white western 40aiSc Hay.-Dull and in buy
ers favor Hops-Very firm; yearlings 2a4c
Coffee Nominally Sugar-QuiCt
and unchanged; fair 10 good refining on
67.l6c, Molasses-Dull. Rice-In fair de
mand. Petroleum-Firmer; United 6SHc
crude 6Na7Hc; refined 7Nc bid, Tallow,-
Easier ut l5-l6AG l'l0c. Rosin-Steady
Turpentine-Steady at 26Na90Hc. Eggs
Steady; western l0alSc. Pork--Weak; new
mess $40 l21al0 25. Beet-Nominally un
changed. Cut MeatS-Quiet but firm; loni
clear middlings S 90; do short clear s Is
Larl-Weak; prime steam 50 S5a0 SIX
Butter-Weaker; western Gallo. Cheese
Dull western 5Ha0Hc. Whisky-Fime
at 81 06Al 06x.
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and In their iondness for camp meetings
they resemble the Afethodists. They have
more than q thousand preachers, about
$50, 900 communicates and i've colleges, be-
sides numerous religious periodicals.
The celebrated English churchman, the
Rev. DR.. Pussy, entertains still the warm
est affection for Cardinal Newman, and
writes to friend as follows, from Chris
Church College, Oxford "Mylear Bella
ny: The idea Of my having written to
dear Newman most earnestly 10 refuse the
Cariinalate is, OF course, simply absurd
| heard at one and the same time that il
had been offered him and that he had de-
clined 1t. This was said, as far as l know,
without the slightest contradiction. All
the papers were full Of 1t, WAITED for a
week, and then supposing II to DO certain
that he had declined It, wrote to con-
graduate him on the mark Of confidence
which the offer implied, and on his nom
acceptance OF the offer.
His still life in the oratory at Birming-
ham has been an ideal to me which love
to dwell upon. However, found people
were mistaken, and that dear Newman
thought that II would have been ungrate-
full in him toward those who had been
ut the pains 10 obtain this honor for
him, and that he had accepted It, though
he himself preferred obscurity. So ] wrote
10 retract what had said. Why do peo-
pic gossip about such sacred thing Us a
love Of above half century! | heard a
little while ago that had declined seeing
him when he came here on being made
Honorary Fellow OF Trinity. The fact was
simply that did not know by what train
he was coming. was confined
to the house, but, OF course, was glad TO
see him rs soon as he could come, People
do not mean to DO unkind, but II Is not
kind thus to profane such friendship as
his aud mine. For my part, In early life
| learned how all reports were either un-
true or had just enough Of basis Of truth
to make them the more noxious; so believe
no reports II they have any unkindneSs
in them, but turn away from them as one
should from something putrid. You may
assure your friends that nothing either has
or can come between my deep love for
John Henry Newman. As for their think
ing me pert enough to offer him advice,
Of course they are welcome enough TO be-
lieve me. capable OF any folly"
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d FRIENDLY ADVICE
Ruptured Persons.

should 30 patent 70 every thinking person, and
thbAc Alctcl bnes- no have tried the Va.
rOuS cheap OF goods ut cost establishments that II /,
~ essentially necessary TO have appliance suited 10
their PARTICULAR form u Hernia aud accutelv nj lust.
Ell bg Cne hked IN his pF0lUsAiOn a. Il Is that Inc.
tured limb requires special kinI Of splnt appIe 81
Inc hands Of an experienced surgeon For these rea.
bOhS We would advise you not 10 DO msg by dealers
gHenng eheap and Imperfect Instruments al greatly
reduced rates or o. cost. Owing " their Inability 70
BtaAAtatacton they are willing to part with them at
any price. But no matter how cheap Il il offered YOU,
II e comparatively worthless la your individual csse'
and Just 80 much money thrown away. A learned
professor Of medicine and surgery whilst eCtrInV on
Hernia beioTeA Medical college In Philadelphia short
tune ago, suggested tho very great Importance Of the
Fhy:cian accompanying the patient and SuperlntSnd.
Ing the adjustment Of the appliance, and advised,
where TIL. was not possible that they should be care.
~ . fecomnend their patient to person skilled In
tue application u such Instruments During the
course Of the lecture he exhibited various truSses and
SPOKE OF Their merits and Of one particularly that he
lad applied frequently With very satisfactory results
The exclusive agency for this truss has been given 10
dealer ~ TruSSe etc., Of No. 70 Fifth avenue Pitts.
pufRhI In will be pleased TO explain It's advantages
70 all who NAV call on him.
Mr.. MCGUIRE has recently taken possession Of his
new rooms, over McClntOck's Carpet store and has
them elegantly furnished aud stocked With the most
approved patterns Of Trulsos, Ladies' and Gents
Htaces, Abdominal and Pile Supporters, silk and
Thresd Elastic Stocking Knee CAPS, AukletS IIeltE
supenSores &C., and will guarantee accurate adjust
ments IN all cases. Private apartments for Ladies,
With an experienced Lady In attendance.
once hours-DaLy, a. A.tOSP. NJ; Sunday, =?
Examination free,
frice list, rules for measurement, pamphlet de-
scrtbing the various forms Of Hernia aud treatment
for cure, mailed lree on application. mysrTh&S
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TRUSTEES SALE

BY virtue Of deed Of trust male by =. H. Gehrlng
aud Kate 4ehrlng, his vile, 10 me a. trustee datp
August 3st 1875 recorded In the office Of tho Clerk VI
the County Court VI Ohio County, West VInHnIa In
DEED Of TTIN Book No. ., page 2Oi, will on
SATURDAY, THE SRI DAY OF JULY, 1872,
Commencing at 10 O'clock A. NJ sell al the front door
u the Court House Of Ohio county, the following de-
scrbed real estate: plese or parcel Of land Tying
between WOODS, formerly Lee, and Jacob formerly
German, streets, In the Sixth Ward Of the City u
Wheeling bounded aud described rs follows Begin.
nlng At stake marking the northeast corner Of lot
No. on the plat Of addition 10 the City Of Wheel
ing, acknowledged for record by Beverly 81. Eu, ex-
6cutOr Of JOhu roll, deceased, on November 2llh
1866, and recorded 10 Deed Book No. O., Puge H.
thence with tho wUst line Of Woods street In q
SOutherly direction hiteen feet To stake thence nj
right angles with Woods street, and In westerly III.
rectiun one hundred feet To Jacob street. thence With
JACOB street In n0rtherly direction fifteen feet u
the southwest corner Of lot No, g. adjoining the prem
Aes hereby intended 10 b. conveyed, thencu with the
south line Of lot No Que hundred feet to the h.
ginning.
The title Is believed 10 be perfect but will convey
only the title Vestcl In me by said deed Of trust.
TERMS or SALE:-One'third anu mOTu II the pur.
chaser elects cash 90 day Of sAle the balance In
two equal lnBtallmAnls NJ SIX aud Twelve months,
evidenced by negotiable notes bearing interest, the
title TO BE- retained until payment Ia mSde In full
". II. CALDWELL. Trustee.
W. ]. W. COWDEN, Solicitor. Jun?
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

jGlIu
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CINCrNNArr, June 0.-CottOn-Q Quiet aud
steady at lSc. FlOur-Strong and higher al
s. l6l0 90. Wheat-Active, firm and higher
prime to choice red 81 llal Is. Cofn-Quiet
ut 3SaSS &c. oats-Quiet but firm ut 34a37c
Rye-lnactive at 6SC. Barley-Dull and nom,
inal. POrk-Quiet but firm at $40 10. Lard
I'm good demand; current make 81 05
closing at 81 10 asked. Bulk Meats-ACtiye,
firm and higher; shoulders at s. 90 buyer
June; bulk short rib 81 10 buyer June
81 7211a4 IS seller July; u sOA4 So seller Au'
gust s. 10 seller September; bulk short clear
held at 81 90. Bac0n-Strong ut 81 l2Iia6 Is
a55O. Butter-Dull; creamery weaker ut l7u
lSc; choice Western Reserve i2aI3c; Central
Ohio 9allc. Linseed 0il--Steady with q fair
demand ut &c. Whisky-Quiet but steady
at 81 o.
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BALTIMORE, June O.-Flour-Flrm; western
superhne 81 25aS 10; do extra 81 26a5 90; do
family IS 2oa0 90. Wheat-Firm; No. 2
Pennsylvania red 81 2Oal q; No. western
winter red spot and June Il I4al l6; July
81 l2Aal IS; August 81 00H September
OOISal O0SS. Curn-Western lirmer; west
err mixed spot and June44G July 44a44L<C;
August 44XaI4jGo; September I6Ha46Xc
steamer 42IIC. 0ats--FInn and higher; west.
erll white at 3Sa'i'Ic; do mixed SGaSsC; Penn.
sYlvania 3ta40c. kye--Quiet at 00A6lc. Hay
Dull; prime to choice Pennsylvania $l9 90
al3 900. Provisions-F irmer. Mess Pork
Al $40 70. bulk Meats l.nOSe shoulders SIC;
clear ribSides 4lc; packed 4HA5HC. Bacon
Shoulders Axe; Clear rib sides Bc. IIams--At
lOhallhc. Lard-Reiined In tierces &c. But;
ter-Quiet prime TO choice western packed
l2al4c. nIIggs-Firm aud active. Coffee
Firm; RIO cargoes llal6c. Whlsky-Dull at
$lOG.
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TNRUSTEES SALE

by virtue Of deed Of trust made by Ludwig vii.
helHl trustee, j. z, HrOckhRnlt and Louisa hts WIr,
70 me aS trustee, dated November 20 b. 1875 reCUidcl
70 Deed Of Trust Hook No. o. page tdO 10 the once II
The Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio County Wet
Virginia, shall on
SATURDAY, JULY Sru, 1879,
COmncnCng at 10 O'Clock A, " at the front door Of thu
Court lloqSc Of Ohio COuuty sell at public auction
the following described property, to.Wiii
cettAiu lot or parcel Of ground lying and being
situated In the City Of Wheeling. beginning at stone
and stake At the southwest corner Of the line u John
McLure, 10 deed made by John MclurG and wife 10
Robert MArShall, dated October LIST, 1885, recorded IN
hook ., page $780, running west by north sIxty.hVU
Ieet 10 stone, thence North sixty .Cight feet 10 u
stone, thence west seventy. seven feet 10 stone on
the continuation VI Market street socialist thence
along said street sGyenty'BiX feet to the b,1lnninv
thereto belonging
believe the title 10 be perfect but will convey
only the title vested In ME by sAil decd Oi huGI,
TERMS OV SALE:-One.thtrd and mOFr II tho pur.
chaser NO elect 10 CaAh OH day Of SALE the balance In
two equal inSiallmens al six and twelve months nr-
g1llAble notes hearing Interest TO be given and tho
title TOtalnsd until payment Is made IN iull
W. J. W. COWDEN, Solicitor. Iung
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PHILADELPHIA, June 0.-Flour-I In fair de,
mand; western supertine g SOFAS IS; Mime
sofa extra family fair to choice 81 60a6 co.;
Ohio family good 10 fancy s. 50a5 so; winter
wheat patent choice 5000 supertine do 50 19H
ass. Wheat-Firm; No. red elevator at
81 l4k; cargo lots 81 10. Corn-Quiet; heated
on track 2SaSlc; rejected do SlGS7c; steamer
do western 87KaSS hc; choice and fancy 500
40c. Provisions-St Beei-Mess $l2 90.
Hams-Smoked SHal0c; picked 7xasNc,
IArd-W 6Na8]fc. Butter-Nominal
creamery extra l6al6c; New York State and
Bradford county, Pa, extra l4al6c; Western
Reserve 0aOHc, Eggs-Steady; western lSc
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East LiBERrY, June 0-cArTLE-ReCelpt
since and including Friday last $500 head Ol
through and 3aI Of local stock; total for thu
week ending this day 5,Gi4 head Of through
and $40 Of local, against Q, l03 head Of through
and 1872 Of local the week before. The supply
for this weeks sales Is about % loads bIt
trude Is slow and there are few buyers
Butchers generally bought heavy last week
OH the low prices and don't want much this
week, besides sellers asking about quarter
more. Only two loads were sold for ship
neAt, the balance (Six loAds) to local butchers
and retail dealers. Best, asked, s. so; fair To
good 81 OOa6 IS common 81 00a4 80
HoOs-EIeCeipts l0,SO0 head total for the
week 1895, against l2,4SS the week before.
philadelphias IS 70a8 10; Workers s. 60a3 10.
SHEEP-ReCeipts $500 head; total for the
week 1900, against 1900 the week before.
Receipts light prices l0a2Oc higher than last
week
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Saturday, July, IL, 1870,

Commencing at 10 o'clock a, " at tho front door Of
the Court House Of Ohio county, West Virginia, se
at public auction the following described parcels Of
real estate In the city Of Wheeling, West Virginia
thatis TO say:
/. Part o. thSeas half Of lot No. 10 square 49, on
the corner Of EOn and Twelfth streets, being paFa
telegram fronting about slxty.Sx feet along Twelfth
street and about tortyone feet along Eot street. be
lug 80 much Of said eNSt half as fronts on Twelfth
street and extending sOuthWArdly VI equal width
along EOh street about iOrty-One feet This parce
may be sold 10 whole or 10 two or mole parcels Al
may be found most advantageous by the undersigned
.. The residue Of tho cast half OF lot No. . In
square Is Aforesaid, being much Of said east half II
Is not embraced In the first parcel. The two PARCEL
above mentioned are bounded on the west RsSPeched
In Exhibit No. 5 Of cOmplanant's bill which Is !
copy Of deed made by Z. lIlldreth and wife 10
John Nolan, dated September I, 1872.
| 3. parcel Of ground bounded rs follows: Begiu,
| Ming nj tho southeast corner Of Fifth tnOw EUh
street and the cxtenSlOn Of East UuiOn (noW
Eleyeuth street, thence sOuIhery With the ealt lint
VI Fifth street 81 feet 70 the northwest corner Of thu
public school lot Tor The Third Ward and with tht
line Of said lot castwardly lS2 feet to the northeast
corner Of said lot thence north aud parallel with the
Rst line 20 feet 10 said Union street. and thence west
ery aud PARALLEL with the second line 1872 feet 10 tht
beginning.
I. The north thrty-trCe (S5l feet Of lot numbered
95 on Market street, between Ninth aud Tenlt
Streets extending back Of equal WiIdh 10 stone wall
.. Lot No, !, square 81, iu the Buena Vista add.
OnI except the cast part thereof said east part front
Ing on 81 Charles street twenty-Sx feet, and runnlnl
back TO Mrs. SaveY's lino, being Mt the latter ponj
thirty feet IN Width.
TERMs or SALE.-One-Ih bird Of the purchase none,
and rs much more Us the purchaser may elect Ii
hand, the residue IN equal installments nj aud !.
months respectiyeyr the day Of sale, with lnteres
from that day the purchaser give bond with APPROX
ed personal security for the deferred InSalnonis an,
the title to 10 retained until payment Of purchas,
money In iull. DANIEL LAMB,
W. +. HUBBARD,
| JET Special Com IAsoDeTB.
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PITTSBURGH, June 0.-PErRoLEuN-Quiet
crude SSAc at Parker's for shipment: refined
nc for Philadelphia delivery.
Oil Cry, June 0-PErRoLEUM-Marke
opened active, with sales at 8sAc, advanced
to G9Mc; declined to 6SHc, advanced and
closed ut GS24c bid. Shipments 5000 bar
rrels, averaging 5000. Transactions 100000
barrels.
ANTWERP. June .. -PErRoLEUN-20NId
LONDON, June 0.-PErROLEUX- Refined GI<d
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Chicago Cattle AIarlse,

CHICAGO, June 9.-The Droyers' Journal
reports:
A6es-Receipts 10, 900 head; shipments 4, 400
head Market generally unchanged; light at
s. 55aS Us; choice heavy s. GOaS 10. Market
closed quet about all sold.
CArrLE-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
!, 200 head Buyers demand 5al0C concession;
export S. O0a57 IS: heavy shipping steers 81 7Oa
4 IS; fair to medium dull and 5alOc lower at
81 20a4 As; feeders and stockers nominal ;
butchers firm; cows 81 OOaS 90; steers 50 7Oa
8 20; bulls 50 00a2 10; Texan grassers active
and shade stronger at s. 35a3l2N.
SHEEP-Receipts 1000 head. Market dull
at s. 75a4 So
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-10

New YoRK, June 9.-The package trade in
cotton goods is in moderate request and prices
remain very firm. Prints are in light demand,
Staple ginghams are in fair request and firm,
Printed lawns arc DOING we'll. Dress goods
quiet. Mems wear woolens.in steady request
and firm. Blankets are moving fairly. Silks
advancing.