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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-24
THE WHEELING DAILY MTELIIGENCER SATURDAY MORNING MAY "a. 1870

seal Of the County Court Is q coon skin
rampant, fanked by the tail Of q wild cat
and the paw Of 0 bear" Anyhow, when
the squire goes out, either with bis
DORIS or fishing tackle, there q fun ahead
andgame for supper. Many q poor fellow
from Wheeling or some other city, who
came here q great hunter, had his tone
reduced by half o days tramp over our
mountains with Old Jesse 10 such an ex-
tent that he would hunt-nevermorel On
all questions Of interest to the men OF the
Field and Stream, Jesse Woofter Is as the
Pope 70 the Catholic clergy-an infallible
and faithful preceptor and guide. II any
OF your Cincinnati sportsmen should ever
wander into the Canaan" chats West
Virginia.. let them call on the old man.
They will find him equally as ready 10 i'm.
part as they are to receive information.
| heard o good thing the other day In
relation to one Of Webster county's great
hunters-a man named Clawson-who
has Of late professed conversion, and has
been known 10 miss q deer and never
swear about II. He was called upon In
Injecting" (held ut one Of the neighbours
houses), TO pray, and he responded with
great teryency. First he prayed as q shot
gun shoots, and then, concentrating his
he said, "And, o Lord! send us q
good time in the mountains and the
valleys; send to every clearing q power
corn, and to every wheat field
an abundant crop. Send us meal
and flour In plenty, and beef and
venison and bar meat in thine own
good will. Send each one OF us a barrel
of meal, some bacon hams, a barrel Of
iour, q barrel OF pepper-oht hell, that's loo
pqprP And amid the roars Of the
congregation he sat down. He has since
sworn, by the great horn-spoon, never
lgain TO try his hand at q "ptar' meetin.' ,"
When ~ took my pen in handt to write
you these few lines 1 had no idea that /
wander of so ~tediously: and III
your readers will pardon me | will en-.
In my next letter, to stick closer
o the text. WEST VIRGINIA.
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RhilndNlnhin.

PHILADELPHIA, May % Flour Dull;
Minnesota extra family medium 81 80; do
good 81 rs; do choice $500; Ohio S. so; In.
diana good to choice, $S6Oa5 IS; Minnesota
patent process 90 76a7 10. Rye Flour
Steady at 81 75aS 90. Wheat-Firmer; extra
white Michigan 81 II; No. 2 red, elevator,
$llS. Corn-Steady; rejected track 2SaSSc;
steamer 8Sa40c. Oats-Quiet aud steady;
western mixed 3SLIc; fair and good, Ohio
white 35a35I5c; choice western S6Kc. Pro
visiOns-Firm. Mess Pork-old mes $l0S7K
al0 62H. Hams-Smoked sISa10c; picked
s stays cre aaaey ext@ issise: New SuE YaSE
and bradford county, Pa extra l6al7c; west.
ern reserve extra 12al4c; good 10 choice On
lie. Eggs-Frm; western l2lfc. Cheese Firm
western full cream 7a7hc. Petroleum
Easy: refined SIC; crude Ike. Whisky
Quiet; western 81 o..
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-Unsettled andiower al SSSsaSSSfe cash, sec
Jnnei SIC July;s7jSn August oats-Actye,
hrm and higher Ut 90tfecaSh; SOC bid June
3lzG July. Rye-Steady and UNCHANGED.
Bafley-Steady and unchanged. Pork On.
gettleda and lower at 992H cash; $982lfa9 O.
June; 80 72ha9 IS July; @S2jsa9 IS August.
Lard-Active but lower atS8l0 cash; % i0a
9i2,1 June; 90 | 7iia8 90 July; % 2Sa6 az
August Bulk Meats Firm and unchanged.
Whisky-hlRrkot excitedRhd 70 unsettled that
aecutale quotations can hardly be given. No
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NEw YoRk. May 3.-Flour-Dull and prices
unchanged: Wheat-scarceand quiet; rejected
spring 75a76c; No. 8 do 9Sa95c; ungraied
s7aa5c; Nc. 2 do 81 0Sal 04X: unEraded Min.
nesota red 81 l0al 10; No. 2 do ST lSal l8X;
No: Gambler 81 l6al l6h; mixed Minnesota,
81 LEGAL 161; ungraded white 81 llaI I3X;
No. 2 81 l2al 12K; No. j do sales 2i,06o
bushels, at 81 lSK. Rye-Nominally un.
changed. western coke. Barley-Dull. Malt
Nominally unchanged. Corn-Weak; un.
graded 43a4GJ1c; steamer 4la44Kc yellow
western 46c. 0ats-Firm western mixed 3,a
&5Hc; white western 8 Ha39c. Hay-Erm,
Cottre-Firm. SuEar-Firm; refining fair
togood 62Ea6Hc Molasses Firm. Rfce-In
fair demand; Carolina 6Isa7Kc. Petroleum
..Ffrmer; United 76c; crude 6Xa7Xc; re.
fined SIC T~allow-Steady. Rosin-Quiet
but firm. Tu~rpentine- Quiet. Ess-Firmpr;
western l0al1I<c. Pork--Duli; old mes
90Oa9 1211f; new $40 12La10 Is. Beef-Quiet
but firm. Cut Meats Quiet short clear 81 IS;
long clear $505 Larl-Dull; prime steam
IS S5a8 S7h; Butter Inbuyer's favor west.
ern 6al9c. Cheese-Firm; western 2a7c. Wits.
ky-Dull at 81 0iH.
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PmLApELPnIA, May % Wool :. Very scarce
and prices hrmsr, with a slightly Upward
tendency; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
Virginia Xxx and above 35a30c; extra asa
Sec; medium S6a9SC; coarse 29a3Oc; New
York, Michigan and Indiana western good
SOaSSc; medium S6aS7C; coarse 2Sa29c; comb
Ing S0a3Sc; fine nnwashed 4Da26; coarse and
medium unwashed 22lSOc: tub washed 32a
$780, Colorad ; fine and medium lSa26; extra
and merino pulled S0aS6c; No. / and super
fine pulled 21a32c.
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CtsctkHAri, May 23.-Coton-Unsettlea
and lower ut 1916. Fiour-Quiet but Arm.
Wheat-Easler; red 81 01Alf 10. Corn-In
good demand at 39alIc. 0ats-ModeFately
active and higher at S6aSsc. Rye-In good
deman at SIC. Bafley-Quiet and unchlng.
cd. Pork-Quiet at $40 90. Lard-Quist but
steady; steam % 10. Bulk Meats-Uenand
fair and market tirm; shoulders quiet at
8. so; short rib sold at 81 OK cash; a 90
seller June; short clear held at 81 $50. Bacon
Demand fair and market firm at q l2Aa
o '2ha6 37H. Whisky-F Finn ut 81 0i. But.
ter.-Dull and unchanged. Linseed oil-Quiet
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New Orleans.

,NEw ORLEANS, May 2s.-Coaes-Quiet;
tobbing ordinary to prime llI<al6c. Sugar
Demand fair and market firm inferior 10
good common bka5Nc; common to good
common 6Ma6ho; yellow clarified GHa7Kc,
Molasses-Dull; fcrmenting 2IaS0c; common
Csc; fair 2Sc. Rice Quiet and weak louisa.
na ordinary to choice 6ka7Ac.
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TOledo.

ToIEDo, May 2s,-whsat-Fim; amber
Michigan June heidi at 81 1Oi July 500 bid;
No. 2 and Michigan 81 0S; No. 5 red 81 0s;
No. 2 red winter spot 81 II; June held at
81 10; sales July at 81 90; western amber
81 l4k. C%orn-Firn; high mixed 39Nc;
No. 2 spot S9hc; June SSXc; July 3SISc.
0~aS.-steadyi No. 2, 32Xc; white size; No.
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Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, May 2S.-Cotton Weak and
lower; mldding nominally 1870. Flour
Quiet but held firm: western superine held
ats 26a3 IS; extra 81 26a4 IS, fair s. O0a5 50.
Wheat-Westcrn firm and steady; No. Q west
ern winter red, spotand May 81 l4k June
81 13]Sa1 1875 July 81 l2kal i2K; August
81 o9h Corn-Western active ami higher for
spot; mixed, spot. 44hc; May 44Hc; June
.4Ska44c; July 4Ha44Xc; August 46a45Xc.
04ts-Firm and active; western white SSaSic;
mixed S5aS6c; Pennsylvania SIaS7c. Rye
Quiet and steady at 6sa6lc. Hay In fair
demand; prime Pennsylvania SIS 00al4 90,
ProviSons-Quiet and nomlnally steady.
Mess POrk-S950 for old; 5000 for new. Bulk
Meats-Loose shoulders 3Xa4c; clear rib sides
.4Na5c; packed 4ha5Hc. Ba on-ShOuldes
Axe; clear rib sides &c; hams 9Ifallc. Lard
70. Butter-More demand and frmer; choice
western dairy packed, l4al6c. Eggs-Steady
at 1lai2c, Petroleum-Dull and nominal;
crude 9sEa7hc;. refined SIC. Coffee-Fim
but quiet; Rio cargoes 105<al4Ac. Whisky
Dull at 81. 90,
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per ent Sterling Exchange BankenS' bills
81 8S1. Sight Exchange on New York
Dry goods imports for the week, $l,0l9OOo
GovERNMEHTS-Firm.
United States % Of 1881, coupons lO7sL
New
NeN f0uf and Q halls ....... ............... q
Nov EouIa .".... ....... .,.....l0 Or
currency st4e9 ....+...,............ +.. ...... .....,,, Is
RAILROAD BoSDs-somewhat active and
irregular.
STATE BoNDs-Dull.
s~TocEs-The market was comparatively
quiet except for low priced. shares. which,
were strong, and advanced Y to tx, In the
early dealings Iron Mountain and Ohio and
Mississippi led the upward movement. and
subsequently, declined ISaiH, the latter Han.
nibal d vt. Joseph. The general list declined
lNal, and after u partial recovery durinp i'm
afternoon again became weak at the close,
Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis was an
exception, advancing fr,m SO to S0H. The
entire market closed weak, and at or near the
lowest figures.
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares, of
which 1900 were Erie 10000 Lake Shore.
ll,00 Wabash, 6,080 Northwestern common
1000 St Paul common, 9,UOO L%ackayanna
0 Y New jersey Central, 1000 Michigan Cen.
trial, $4,000 Hannibal & st, joseph common
1900 preferred, 2l,000 Ohio Il MissisSippi
1900 Western Union, 5000 A. & r. TeIa.
giaph, 1000 Pacific Mail, 1900 Iron Noun.
tam, 1910 st Louis, Kansas City & Northern.
1000 Kansas & Texas, 5000 American DIS.
nOOgR d st. 1bnia.
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NEW YoRE, May 2S.-Cotton goods in fair
demand at DIST hands and prices steadily I'D.
yancing. Fruit OF the Loom skirtings ad.
vanced again. Prints and ginghams very
quiet lawns In good request. heavy wooden
for mems wear, fairy active, and hainels and
blankets are selling freely. Underwear in
good demand. Foreign goods quiet.
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chicago Cattle lIArhet.

CHICAGO, May 2S.-The Droyers' Journal
Hoes-Rsceipts 24,ooDh head; sb!pmsats5,5 800.
Market opened slow and weakened towards
the close; packing $ S0a3 IS; lights 45a36O;
choice heavy IS 50aS 90. Market generally So
loo lower.
o1rTE-Receips 500 head; shipments
1900 head, Market more active, except for
thick packed cattle; good to choice ship.
ping OF $470a5 90; Ightayerages ~ 26a4 SOL
cows g 25a9 90; few extra$4 00a4 so; butchers
$ 7oai 90 bulls = 7oali 90; corn.fcd rexans
and westerns $40Oa475, grassers s. sos 90;
teeaeS and stockers fairly active at s. 26a
800.
sHEEr-Reccipts and shlpments nomina'i
In good demAndand higher prices bid.
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ST.. LOUIS, May 2S.-Hoos-In fair de.
mand and lower; rough heavy s. lOa3 80;
Workers to Baltimores s. 35a3 as; smooth
heavy to Phtla elphias 81 40a4 90. Receipts
$500 head; shipments ], 500 head.
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FRIENDLY ADVICE
Ruptured Persons.


Il should DO patent to every thinking person. and
especially thuse afflicted ones who have tiled lie N.
r1ous cheap, or R0Uds nj cost establishments that n Il
Y ESSENTIALLY neceAAlFy 10 have an appliance ,uitFd 10
melt laIllculhr form u Hernia aud accurately adjusts
81 by one skilled III bis profession, as II ID hat q Inc.
Nv ~ |. itno Ieq'h[s: q ~ ial kind Of splint applied ht
ne hanls o. ~ experienced surgeon For thrse reg
sons W uld advise you not 70 be mlSlSd By dealers
uneftng cheap aud Imperfect instruments al Rfeatly
reaueed nuoh or ~ Gust. owing u their inhhl ity 4,
gLveAlllsiattlOn they are willing N part with Them az
NY pflee, blt NJ matter how ehaapltl offered you,
and Just % much money thrown away. A learned
professor Of hnediclnOan md surgery, whilst ~lecturinR on
Hernia beiorea Medical college Ia PHILADELPHIA. n short
Ime agOt suggested the very n, al lt1p0i lance IL tho
rhysie1an 9GeomPlhyingth pitieIt and suprrIntend-
~ we adjustment Of the appliance, and advised,
i4l 10 recommend their patient to q pen n GkilItdin
Tue application OF such Instruments, Dur nv the
"Outse o. The lectuTehe exhibited various tFuSses. and
spoke % their merits, and Of one particularly that he
aad applet frequently with very sailsfactoty results,
Ihe exclusive agency for this rus has mem Eiyen 10
dealer in Tru1se3 etc. Of No. 50 Fifth avenue, Pitts
buigh, 70 /, will b. pleas d 10 explain It's ndyantRRes
D. ~ who may Gallo him.
MI, MeG bus recsully taken possession of hLN
new I9olls, over McCliniOck's Carpet store, and has
approved patterns Of TFu,ses, iAduS' and Dents
Braces Abdominal and Pile Supporters, SILK aud
lhte d Elastic. Stocking Knee CABS, Aux cts, RelIS,
Su' pehboheAl de-, and will guAFan &c accurate adjust.
aepts 70 all esases' Private apartments for Ladies,
Win an experienced Lady In attendance.
0tsee hours-D&ly, 9 A. M.tOsP. Nj Sunday, 2
Examination free,
Prlee list, rules for measurement, q pamphlet de.
:cribtnG the various forms Of Hernia and treatment
ior cure niailed treeon application. mysrTh4s.
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CINCINNATI, May 2s.-Hoes-Dull and low.
er; common 81 S5a3 10S light IS l5a3 40;
packing s. 26a3 80; butchers s. 50a3 90. Re.
ceipts 1,944 head; shiuments S65 headd
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COURT SALES.
STATEo OF WEsTv1RGINIA, COUNTY
6oF OHIO, CITY OF WHEELING.
In the Municipal Cour:oi Wheeling.
George h. T1ngle, administrator, &t.,

~"NtA
The undersigned special commissioner hereby live
notes that by virtue Of the authority vested In them
by two drerees In said cause made by said Court on
February ., 1879, and March 4, 1873, respectively, they
saturday, the 3ist day Of May, 1879,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, sell at public suction
a. the lrUnt door Of the Court House Of Ohio County,
West Virginia, the following described raj estate n
the city Of wheeling, est Virginia, or 80 much there.
o. rs may be necessary n pay the liens rerited 10 said
decree u February. Oh, 1879. and the costs Of said suit
aud me expenses Of sale, tO-Wlts The property knoW1
formerly Is the Keihl House, now called The 'CeutrAl
Hotel" sltuated At the eOfneF Of W.ter aud Four
tcenth Stre,tS, aud bounded rs follows; Beginning
VI tile northeast corn'r Of Water and EOuT teehtb
streets; thence north With Water street one hundred
feet thence east BY a liue parallel with Fourteenth
street eighty feet TO- an open space thence
With the We. e.. line Of said open ,pass so9th
With Eoure enth street TO an alley; thence south
With the west line Of aid alley Seventyseight
teet u Fourteenth street; thence west with the north
line Of said fourteenth street TO the place Of begiu.
Ming: together With the right 70 use said alley on the
east aide o. said property, 10 commou with other as.
bignees Of James and JAme1 X Baker. Said eOmnlla-
si3neIs 10 making ale Of said real estate will oHar for
sale hrst that part oil aid real estate uton which the
hotel building y erected and the ground 10 the rear Of
aid hotel building and Of equal width herewith to
tue alIey' thSt q to say, all Of said real estate lying
northwest corner Of The main hotel building on Gaid
real estate and running east parallel with Fourteenth
alreettb the alley; and II sufficient amount Of money
shall be hid for said part Of Slid real estate 20 hnt O.
Tered 70 pay Cd the said liens, cOsts aud expenses, the
undersigned Will Iell said part aud no more Of said
real estAtei, but u such sufficient amount Is uot bid for
such part then they will sell the whole Of sald real e.
tate Arst above do cribed, or % much thereof ~ shall
% necessary % pay aid liens, costs and expenses, 70
use said alley.
TERASoG SALE-one-thIrd Of the purchase money,
and a. much IN 70 rs the purchaser may elect 10 pay,
In cash on the day Of sale; and for the residue Of The
hOneFB by the purchaser, date on the day Of sale and
bearing Interest from that dale, each for one.thIrd oi
said residue, and payable In tW I've, eighteen and
twenty four monlhS alter their dat with personal Sc
euttty therein approved by the undersigned; the title
70 70 retained until the whole Of the purchase money
WILLIAM p. HUBBARD.
ALFRED CALDWELL,
ap24 Special Commissioners,
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PITfsBuROH, Nay o. -PErRoLEuM-Dull;
crude eiaGc ct ParkGrs for shipment; refined
slEasHc for Philadelphia delivery.
OH CtrY. May 3.-PErRoLEuM-Market
opened at 749Ec; advanced 10 76c, declined
70 TXc, advanced and closed at 75c bid.
shipments 1000 barrels, averaging 5000.
Transactions $1,000 barrels.
LoEpoN, May o. PsrRoLEux Refined
,AsfwERF, May sa.-Prraolru1-Reaned
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CHICAGO, May q, -Flour-steady and arm.
Wheat-Fiym, higher and upsettltdi No. 2
Chicago spring Sl62X cash and Jnne; $t0lZ
July; No 8 do $50; rejected 66ae5He Corn
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Financial and Commercial.
By TELEGRAPH.


NV YoRK May 3.-MoSEY-Heayy at 81
4per cent Prime mercantile paper SIfa4X
per cent. Sterling Exchange BankeS' bis
q SS!f. Sight Exchange on New York
SAS sS :oo,.
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9Ey. goods imports for the week, $l,ol9,OOo
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The undersigned special commissioner hereby 1--we
notice that by virtue Of the authority vested In them
February 8, 1879, and March 4, 1873, respectively, they
will on
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-22
Tho c.tanaran "zarifa."


San F,aseisco Bniieti., april 10.
The catammas iss nondsscript vessel
new 10 these watsrs. Il 10 made Of two
long and slender parallel bulls. lying
apart twelve or sixteen feet but Joined
together by cross.bssms. The original
pattern is . South Sea Island produo-
ton. Il has been introduced into East
ern waters for some years past, but for
some reason or other has not met with
much favor In the yacht clubs and yacht
rsgattas. The Hrst catamaran made had
Q sold deck thrown over the breach
between the two bulls. but the strain
was 30 great BY the bulls SPREADING
keel out that the deck sprung. Beams
were then introduced and securely
riveted To the bulls and . deck placed
on top, bat the vessel In this condition
lacked elasticity. The latest improve
ment 10 10 connect these bulls with
beams provided with . ball and socket
joint at the point Of connection. and .
centre beam linked In the middle. This
allows each hull freedom to play In.
dependent Of the workings Of the
other and relieves the beams Of the
strain they would otherwise have 70
Withstand. A csntamaran Of this
style OF construction, and owned
by Robert Hall, Of the firm
Of Howe 4 Hall. has been imported
from the East, where she was built. The
bulls are 50 feet In length and two feet
In the beam, and 10 feet apart. 6hs 10
fore and aft sloop rig. carrying . lib al.
most a. large a her m~ainsail. The
length OF her canvas II SO fsst--neafly
double the length Of the hull. Her draft
with half q dozen persons on board 10
not over IL inches. She has been named
the Zarifa. Tbs Zarifa has been i'd.
mittsd into the Ban Francisco Yacht
Club, and will participate In the sxcur.
sion TO Vallejo to-day. A trial TIP Of
the Zarifa took place yesterday. sailing
from Saucelito TO this side Of the bay.
and along the water front 10 Mission
Rock and back 10 Pacific street wharf.
She subsequently, sailed across the bay
to have the grass removed from the bot.
tom Of the bulls. The cruise Wal very
satisfactory. The queer vessel aston.
ished the natives all along the water
'front.' and may astonish some OF the
yachtsmsn tonight and Sunday In the
excursion to and from Vallejo. Such .
vessel % the Zarifs can BE- built and
equipped in this city for $4,000. A
round bottom vessel Of equal capacity
would cost about 5000.
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Gold Under the Ocean.
n. y. San, April IA.

Avs fs ohH, hPFs AZ
The 600 ton brig Gipsy lies at the foot
OF East Forty.hrst street, with her yards
oock. billed and jibboom run inboard.
Her deck 10 strswn with instruments for
dragging. graphing and hosting In deep
water. A powerful engine for lifting
heavy weights stands In the waist, just
forward Of the mainmast. Captain Fol.
ingsby IL In command. In . few days
the Gipsy will sail for Barbados. for
which port she cleared Yesterday.
Thence she will run down the Spanish
main to the Island Of Caracas, NEAR
which island q Spanish ship Of war. with
81, 000, 900 aboard was wrecked In . gale
nearly Aity years ago. The treasure was
intended for the payment OF the Span
ish troops fighting In Venezuela and
New Grenada, and 1t 10 this wealth that
the Gypsy will endsavor to recover
Captain Folingsby visited the region DO.
fore for the same purpose. but his crap.
pling aud diving apparatus was not Of
the proper kind, and, after picking
about 5000 out Of the soft, sandy bot
tom, he returned to this country 10 OBJ
tain q better outft. W. ]. Love, q law.
yer OF 262 Broadway. o friend OF the
Captains. will join the expedition and
furnish part Of the capital. Mr.. Z. L.
STRIKER also goes.
III we are willing To risk our lives
and property IN what seems to DO q fool.
hardy undertaking" said the Captain.
cit need not distress any ons. We are
able to take care OF ourselves. II We
succeed, there will DO plenty Of persons
TO congratulate us; and II vi 60 70 the
bottom we don't want anybody 70 mourn
for u.s."
II 10 said that the Venezuelan Govern.
ment Ia to receive Ave per cent. Of the
treasure found.
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Odd Fellows BaII.

The sixteenth anniversary Of the
organization Of the Odd Fellows society
10 approaching and Ia to DO duly OBJ
served by q big regalia and uniform
ball at National Guard Hall. Virginia,
under the auspices Of the lodges and
encampments OF Virginia City. next
Friday evening. April 25. The grand
march will commence at 0 o'clock. The
best available musical talent has been
engaged for the occasion, and the ball
will doubtless be mi OF the most bril-.
liant Affairs Of the eason The COM
mittess have used every endeavor to
prepare for the occasion aud nothing
will DO left undone which can contribute
to the success OF the undertaking.
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Tomorrow evening at fiper's opera
House Buffalo Bill and MAY Cody. or
Io.s and Won" In speaking Of the
- - n. ,-,...n,.,ian ,hs c.,son
P'Ay p
Appeal OF ms morning says "ine uraina
IL replsts with the most exciting situa-
sious. hut bordering ON the greatest i'm.
,,oh.hYN,;.. which. howsy.r. do NO,
$50, -r,.,.,.,.., 4.
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not permitted 10 nag nom the beginning
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~ the psnss Of rhsunatism. the joints svsntu-
ally become grisvousiy distorted. and some
timss assume an almost srotesqus dsformiiy.
To prevent sueh results By . simple and agss
able mans II certsinlv the part Of wisdom. A
tendency TO rhsumstie ailments may b suceess-
fully combstsd with Hostettsr's Stomach Bit.
tep, Q medicine with the prestige Of Q long and
sue ,sesfui csrssr, Of unbounded popularity and
OF emphatic professional sndosssnsnt. Il -
moves from the blood ihoss innammatoy I'm
Of rheumatism. and nos oaly puhhss ths life
cursut. bat snrichss u, promoting vteog b.
fertilising IL souroa Digestion, ths sctoa of
the bowels and the aen<on Of the biis, are
aided By 10. and 70 impsls he kidnsys nd blsd.
funetions. IL 10 besldss . thoroughly rsllsbls
remedy for, and means Of prsvsssias. psrscdie
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