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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-12

The Providence journal supplies the as
tronomy for the noon: The month Of
August Is honored by the advent Of two
full moons, one on the I'd and one Of the
Slst. The waning moon Is near Jupiter
on the 4th, Saturn on the eth, and Mars
on the 9Th. The new moon Of the 18th is
in conjunction with Mercury and Uranus,
when one day old, but they are too near
the sun 10 be visible to observers OF this
planet, The moon is near Venus on the
10th, and II the clouds are kind our lovely
celestial neighbors will present an add.
tional attraction, for 1t Is positively their
last appearance together for many months.
The moon and Jupiter are In conjunction
on the 30th, one day before the full. Thus
the skies OF the soft summer nights will be
full Of interest for human observation.
Two full moons will shed their rounded
radiance over the sleeping earth, and
flood the landscape and seascape with sill
very light. Jupiter will reign supreme in
the early eastern sky, and Venus in the
hight OF her renown will hang in pensive
beauty amid the glowing west. Later in
the night. Mars and Saturn will divide the
starry honors with Jupiter, the celestial
trio gaining In size and brightness as they
approach their opposition. The earth will
plow her way through the August
meteor.zone, and myriad meteors dis
solving In fiery tears will give evi.
dence Of the annual passage. Besides
all this, there will be conjunctlons and
oppositions visible and invisible Of the
great celestial forces, as well as a rarely
beautiful phenomenon in the ~occultation
Of the red star Antones, the leading bril-.
liant in Scorplo, by the moon on the eve.
ming ofthe 9th, not far from half.pastten.
Observers will have busy work in tracing
out the movements here indicated on the
glowing map which every star.lit night
lies open above our heads. II the pleasure
seekers n the mountains, in rural re.
treats and on the sea.shore would cultivate
q taste for astronomy, how grand and un-
interrupted would be their field for night.
ly observation, and how ennobling and
exalting the study OF the s~tar-spangled
armament that nightly renews its miracles
Of beauty to earnest and appreciative eyes.
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PROVERBS.


THE Richest Blood, Sweetest Breath and
Fairest Skin In Hop Bitters."
'sAlittle Hop Bitters saves big doctor bills
andlong sickness ~ tsf
THAT invalid wife, mother, sister or child
can be made the picture Of health with Hop
When worn down and ready to take your
bed, Hop Bittersis what you neel."
Don't phyde and physic, for It weaken.
and destroys but take Hop Bitters, thai
build up continually"
Physicians Of all schools use and recon-.
mend Hop HtterA Test them"
HHealthS beauty and joy-Hop BitteHI
gives healttand bc'uty.n
There arc more cures made with Hon
Bttters than all other medicines.n
when the brain IS wearied, the nerves
unStrung, the muscles weak, use Hop Bit.
Yen: Gtat IU~EI
ilSThatl6w, nervous fever, want OF sleep
and weakness, calls for Hop Bitters."
Hop Cough Cure and Pala Relief Is Pleas.
ant, Sure and Chsap.
For sale by LAUGnEIN BRos. & Co.,
Wholesale Druggists,
4prs6s Il Wheeling W. Va,
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baltimore, August I1.-FTour-LOwer for
high grades and quiet; western supcrfne
g 15a3 %; do. extra 81 OOa4 50; do. family
s. 0Oa5 10. Wheat-Western quiet; No. 2
western winter red spot and August ST on;
September 81 ok; October, 81 OSX. Corn
Western quiet; western mixed, spot and
August 45Aai5Nc; September 47a47Lsc;
0ats-Dull and lower; western white. S4as5e:
do mixed SSa34c; Pennsylvania 34aS5c, RYE
Quiet at 67a59c, Hay-Steady and I'M.
changed. Provisions STEADY; mess pork
$40 %. Bulk meats-Loose shoulders SIC:
clear ribbed sides 4Ac; packed 4Na5kc.
Bacon-shouldCrs 4Ac; clear rib sides SIC,
Hans-llallH Nc. Butter-Actlve and firm;
prime to choice western packed l2al4c. Eggs
Active and firm at 1l1IaI2c. Petroleum
Dull crude SIC; reined6Xc, Cofee-ouiet:
Rio cnrgocs llaliXc, Wlisky-stcady al
fl WA #f
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MAPPINEss

-
.seel there thO IL; down there, down there;
That's Happiness" CIiol Hope; for beR!
What crowds rush on, her smiles 10 share,
From kings 70 men Of low degree.
CTte8 Hope: "Bsyoud . doubt It's she,
But quick for we've no time 70 spare,
She's waiting for us there, down there,
Down there, down lhETei
'M!see! there she Is; down there, down there;
Beneath the spreading bouRha reGlIned-
Dreaming Of beauty ever fair
And love THAT'S always true and kind.
How happy theV such dreams who dhdl
But quick! for we've no time To SPARE" etc.
nseel there she Is; down there, down there;
Mil country scenes 20 bright and calm
Children and corn Sheayes every WherO;
Rough eOurtshIps, too, but where's the hAFmH
How happy he who owns 4 fAFmI
B1tqaICk! for we've no time 70 Spare;'' etc.
MSee! there she Is; down there, down there;
Her ECce Signum-L. 5, D.
What pride Ia y0udef millionaire!
Who wins % much respect Is her
How happy must 4 banker bal
But qlIckl for we've no time to Iparsi'' etc.
',Seei there she Is; down there, down there;
She marches TO the drum and fife,
And heAn the cannon's voice declare
The lame that wallis on mortal strife.
How happy L. 4 soldiers liieI
But quick! for we've no time to Spare;" etc.
MScel there she Is; down there, down there;
Where Jolly tars the anchor weigh.
Smooth Is the sea, tho wind blows Ealr,
With raintow tlntS the heavens uFe gay.
How happy 10 that ship are theyi
But quick for we've no time TO Ipare;" etc.
Mseel there she b; down there, down there:
Where clouds receive the setting SUM-"
''Ahv' said the tired man, III swear
with useless Journeys I'll be done.
Indeed, TN now too old 10 run,
But, children, you who,Ve time to spare,
For you she's waiting there, down there,
Down there, down therel'
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P%nILADELrntA, August 1l.-Nour-steady
for choice Minnesota grades Minnesota extra
family, good, s. 50; do choice $575; Ohio fam.
lily, good s. so; do fancyi5 O0;winter wheat
patents S I5a6 IS; Minnesota patent 50 90
az 90. Rye Flour-Steady at s. 25. Wheat
Dull; No: 2 western amber elevator 81 Ola
1V1%i No, 2 red western do 81 Oh. Corn
steady and firm high mixed, on track, Ana
iSHc; yellow do 4Sl9a49c. 0ats-Steady for
oI9 western and dull for new white western;
changed. Lard Western 90 OOa0 o.. But.
ter-stcady; creamery extra lTalsc; New York
State and Bradford county, Pa, extra I5algc:
Wes'ern Reserve extra l2alIc. Rggs-Steady
western llal2c. ClecSe-Quiet; western 81
okc' Fetroleum-Quiet; refined exc; crude
oa5Hc. Whisky-lngood demand at $l07H,
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EAST L%IaEErY, August lI.-CArrLE-Ee.
ceipts since and including Friday last yerc
3,21s head Of through stock aud I,,i3I head for
this market total for the week ending this
day ;S,O55 head Of through and 1921 head Of
local against SIP head Of through and 3.
$50 o flOcal the week before. The supply for
this weeks sales is good and of a better quail.
y than generally so early in the week about
~ loads were sold for the New York market
and 2 or 9 to country buyers; the balance Of
the 50 loads which changed hands to-day
were to retail dealers hers; prices were shade
better than MT any time last week; best, asked
$ 10: got 81 %; fair TO good $lSOa17S; com.
mon s. Coal 90,
HoGs-Reccipts 8,49O head; total for week
1859 head, against 10 200 the week before.
WORKERS s. 60aS 20; NhiIadelphias s. 7Oa3 SO.
snEEr-Receipts 5000 head; total for week
l6,oVo head against 300 the week before
week, "
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TRUSTEES SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE OF
Valuable Island Property

By virtue Of q deed Of trust mSdO b. GsOTa q
tanbel and Annie, biz. viii, 10 the 1ndefSignhI
trustee dated the &th day q January ieIS, anC
ono county, wet VifSinIl, II Deei 81 fttISt hi
No u, page Sts, 80 and go, I will, on
SATURDAY. THE sotA DAY OF AUGUST, isD
Beginning q 70 o'clock 1. VI. Of said day, sell a thC
tront door Of the Couit Houte q AID Ohio county al
public suction the following described parcels Of ieal
Slate thati Q 70 SaYi Lots numbered one ~ and two
zoe aud two are situated oa ElnS,S o. WhesilnS
lhanI. Number 0ne eoutalpS ak noe, Ons rood and
Ihifty.thfOO and hitsen one hundFVdhs rolls, and
namGet I've o9ntAin1 two aeTo.., two RODS and four
anu one-hAt poles. aAld lots are bounded on the north
~ lot numbered three, COVERED b. z, Jacob, Com.
missioner 10 John Smith; on the vest By land Of Dan.
~ MeSHordG; on the B0uth, southwest and east aSIs
t Slst p X we plai and paReIs accOmPan1yihgt hspaPen
county In thsGauSe In eil1eaFyin EhIehThe.
9dore FINK and wife. WerO complainA6la and Daniel
nanes executors and othen were defendants, The east
In9 o. SIle peinE WHAT Y e9lled The track Of the nail.
9id two lgts; also the right Of Wayeralled bJGETeement
o. Anon MeSEOFd4, trustee, HGaG W, PhiMihs and
vile TO aid gtorEe y. Faubel, Of record In the Clerks
onee0t The County Court Of Alh 0Ai0 county IN Deed
Book 81, page 2oS. Also all he following described
real estate, lying and being situated on the lower
part Of zAn0l Island, a1d AdI0luinE The LOIS
Above named; Beginning n 4 stake IN the line Of me
htmph'h and Marietta aud Cincinnati HallnAd
trAtt aud corner 70 lands Of John Smith, John FinF
and said Ge0ro H., Fanbel; thence with aid Faubel'I
line south seven and one.quaIter degrees, east twenty
anu one-qnlTleT poles 70 StakR In lbe hedge Ish6t
and corner 70 lands Of said Faubtl and other lands oI
Anon MesEords, trustee; thence With aid hedSe
ienee north eighty degrees, east hi,eon poles toA stAEe,
corner to lands held By H. W. Phillips; thence north
nlne degrees, west twenty and one-1aaTter poles TO 4
poles 70 place Of beginning, Containing Que Acre, ihrNS
T0odS and thirteen aud thFeO.fouFthi POLES, together
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DIR. DUCK,

OF the Homeopathic School, said he had
not much that was new to offer. Inwarm
weather people do not require much ami
NAL food. There is nothing healthier and
better than ripe fresh fruits in thesummcr
season.
"Are there any vegetables you would
prescribe, that should not be eaten?"
"No, none for healthy people; however,
acid fruits are preferable, oranges, lemons,
bananas, currants, gooseberries. The
melons brought here are picked before
they are ripe and exposed 10 the rays Of
the sun, are not healthy. Cantelopes are
healthy for even sick people. Watermel.
ons are hardly so healthy, but when ripe
and fresh, l eat them"
Elbow about cabbages?"
The Doctor smiled. "Well, cabbages
are good for a strong stomach, but weak
digestive organs have got no use for them.
When apersonis hot they should not eat
in fact nature generally arranges this,and
heated persons seldom have the appetite
"Well, In the cholera season, what
fruits are healthy?"
"Cholera seasons are always proceeded
by what We term choleraine-that Is
diarrhea, and diseases OF that sort in q
mild form. OF course then every person
must be most careful. Epidemics are al
ways preceded by like diseases. So las
season the tendency was to eruptye dis
eases, and scarlet fever and rash diseases
were prevalent. Nowhere Is agreatdea
Of cholera morbus, yet il Is not dangerouI
unless the person Is exposed and eommi
limprudenctes that amount TO folly.
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The monkeys seem to amuse the people
most. Ilikea monkey myself. Do you
know, l believe it is a positive loss to hu.
man beings that they haven't got tails like
monkeys? Why, a monkey can hold any
thing with his tail, just like you can hold
with your hand. It's really a third hand.
Now s'posin you had such a tail? If you
had to hang on to the platform OF a crowd
ed horse car with your hands, you could
hold your umbrella with your tail. II you
were walking up and down tho room at
night n ;.ar with tl,t the a baby yI, you i could ! carry him m
p~aragoric with your tail. II you wanted
to take your family out for an airing, you
could grab a child with each hand and
pull the ~baby-coach with your tail. / tell
you, sir, it's q dead loss to You that you're
not built like q monkey.-lar adler.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-12

The month of August, although less
crowded with battle anniversaries than
June and July, has had an unusuallylarge
share Of the worlds greatest events. On
the Sd Columbus sailed from Palos, in
14D2, to discover the new world. The
same day, twenty.seven years later, saw
an exploit of almost equal daring-the
outset Of Cortez's overland march upon
Mexico. The 18th gave the first blow to
English feudalism by the overthrow Of
De M%onttort's revolt against Henry III, in
1905. On the 10th the storming OF the
TuilerieS, in 1892, contaminated the tri.
umph OF the French revolution. The 18th
crushed at one blow the dear.bought su-
premacy Of Louis NV, by the defeat OF
Blenheim, in 1704. The 10th, 18th and
10Th witnessed the great battles OF Won
vile and Gravelotte, and the complete
surrounding OF Metz, in 1870.
The 26th is doubly memorable to France,
as the anniversary Of one Of her greatest
defeats and greatest viCtories-the battle
of CreCy in 1916, and the commencement
OF Napoleon's two days fight before Dres-
den in 1918, On the 2Sth Of August, 1881,
Gustavus Adolphus defeated the Austri-
ans, under Count TillY, at LeipSic, aud on
the 3lst, Hood evacuated Atlanta at the
approach OF Gen. Sherman, in 1854. But
in addition 10 all the famous days, this
eventful month has witnessed the execu-
ton OF the Scottish patriot, William Wal
lace, 1906; the establishment of the Re-
formed Church OF SCotland, 1860; the out
break OF the Seven Years War, 1856, US
wellas three Gifts greatest battles, Minden,
Zorndorf, and Leignitz, 175S.6O; the birth
of Sir Walter Scott, III; the liberation OF
the Christian slaves at Algiers by Lord
Exmouth's bombardment Of the place,
1916, and Gen. Winfield Scotts Mexican
victories of Cherubusco and San Antonio,
lS47.-Ne0 York TimcS.
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Deafness from Tobacco Smoking.
nnI l.. nIun.LI.. Ii I.n-nI.

huNAl uGa MuuaulCs ue lOIellles
Chewing is much less liable to cause
these troubles than smoking, because the
tobacco smoke comes in contact with a
much larger surface than the saliva i'm.
pregnatCd with tobacco. Cigarette smok.
ing is the most injurious, because the
smoke is SO often blown through the nos
and at the same time enters the eustach.
ian tube. The tobacco smoke is laden
with fine particles, which gain access to
the middle ear and ~irritate its lining mem
brane. While this does not admit of nc.
tual demonstration, it is rendered highly
probable by the fact that disturbances OF
taste and smell are most unQuestionably
produced in this manner, and are ire.
quently observed in habitual smokers.
The long continuance of such irritation
gives rise to a chronic inflammation OF the
middle ear. The characteristic want Of
sensibility in the mucous membrane OF
the throat and nose Of smokers who suffer
from chronic angina is due to the benumb-
ing influence OF tobacco.
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o%IsctENETi, August ll.-Cotton-Firm al
lVSSc; Flour-Qnleti iainllY$l 6Oa6 rs. Wheat
7Dnlli red ssa9Sc; receipts, $4,000 bushels:
shipments 1900 bushels Com-Steady and
in falr demand at SaaIOc. 0ats-Dnil and
lower ct 24l5a2sc Rye-ln good demand al
full prices ut 6Sc. Batley-Dnll; good fall s0a
Soc Pork-Quiet at s go Lard-Inactlye:
steamer sold at 500; current make 1885 bid;
u 40 asked. Bulk Meats-Strong and higher:
shoulders held at &26; short ri6Ssold atA IS
but firm at s. 00a4 00a5 i6a6 SS'
Whisky-Strong and inROOd demand and prices
q Shade higher at 81 O3. Butter-Qulet and
unchanged. Llnseed oll-steady and un.
changed at B5c.
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chicago Cana mnr.

reports:
Hoes - Receipts $500 head; shipments
5000 head receipts last week 5000 head
MarkCs a shade tlrmer; mixed hacking q ON
8 25i choice heavy S. seas co; light Is 6Oa
o4rTLE Receipts $500 head; shipments
93O head; last weeks receipts 2l,OO6 mead,
Market a shade stronger all round; good Phil.
adelphta and exports S. S0a5 90; shipping
active and firmer at s. OOa4 90: rrassers
- Coal 90; butchers steady cows Sc 25a9 90;
western cattle higher; Colorado Texans So IS
az ~; grassers cows active ut 50 25a2 rs;
SIEEr-Quiet and weak. The Arlington
ana Depttord cattle aud sheep markets repor.
ted tue n to-day, but tho feeling a shade
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, August0.-Flour-Dull Wheat
Weak and lower; No. 9 winter 00c; No. 2 Chi
cage spring Sac cash; sIHc September; SKA
SiAc October No. Rdo 7Gc. Corn-In fair
demand and lower rates at S3kc cash 33Na
8io September; S4kaSiNc October; rejected
Sl%c. Oats dull, weak and lower at 2SLc
cash, 21c September 23Xe October; re-
tected 20c. Rye-Steady and unchanged.
Barley-Dull and nominal. Pork-Fairly
active and a shade higher at s. 22K cash and
september; SEA October s. 90 seller year,
. 31x bid cash; S SIX bid September; IS 4C
October; IS sex year. Bulk Meats-Steady
and unchanged. Whisky-steady and un,
changed at 81 Of,
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The following Is an extract from a letter
dated July q, 1877, to the dIscOverer OF Be-
thesda Water The writer Is the, Rev. T. B.
Fuller, DID,, DC. L., Rector Of ST. Gregory's
Church, Toronto, Archdeacon OF Niagara, etc,
etc. The writer, at the age Of sixty years, was
q victim Of saccharine diabetes. His physl-
clan said, Ito use DR.. Fuller's own wOrds) The
could do nj more for me than he had done:
that my disease wss ~incuable, aud that l
must lie down and die" I'VE should state
here en- parenthesiS that our townsman Joseph
Fleming, Esq, Is the sole and only authorized
agent for this wonderful water for this State as
we'll as for Ohio and West Virginia To re.
turn to DIR, Fuller: I'm four days. he writes;
latter taljngthe water, | obtained relief, and
since that time ] have taken no medicine,
consulted no medical man, and presume II
could give myself reasonable rest, | would be
quite WE'LL
Such testimony, from such a source, should
indeed have convincing weight,
General AgenttOr Pennsylvania, Ohio and
West Virginia,
JOSEPH FLEMING,
81 MarketStreet Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pamphlets mailed free.
pRlcE-D cents per gallon, s. per 10 gallon
keg, S per halt.barrcl, $40 per barrel.
LOGAN, LIST & Co.,
Bridge Corner, Main street,
Exclusive agents for Dunhar'S BethesdI
Water in Wheeling.
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OH CRY, August l1.-PErRoIEuM Market
opened dull with GSNc bid; advanced to 699Ec;
declined and closed Of BsNc. Shipments liS,.
cog barrels, averaging $4,000 barrels Trans.
actions 5000 barrels.
PIrTslvRaH, August II. -PErRoLEuM-Quiet;
crude 53xc at parkers for shipment; re.
fined SIC for Philadelphia delivery.
LONDON, August 1l.-pErRoLEUX - Spirits
petroleum 6Ha7d; refined 6a0I<d.
ANTWERP, August ll.-PErRoLEuM--ln.
7a7Ifd.
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ToLEpo, August Ii.-wheat-Quist; No.
white Wabash o. OK; No. / white Michi,
gan u COX ; No. 2 do B7Ac; amber Michigan
spot 0Ssfc; September S7Xc No. 2 red winter,
spot, Os1e; August 018fc; September 97Hc
asked 8IHc bldi No. 8 red 95kc; No, 9
Dayton 4 Michigan red OSXc; No. 5 do. 96x;
rejected Wabash SSc; western amber OOc;
No, Gambler Illinois 90c. Corn-Quiet; No. Z
spot SSlSc; October 8Sc; rejected S7Xc;
damaged sc. oats-DHll; No. 9 spot 2lGc;
August 2Ihc; No. 2 white 25kc.
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NEW ORLEANS, August ll.-CoEee-Quict;
Rio carBoeS, ordinary to prime, 11Hal5c.
susar--Qulet but firm; inferior to good com.
mon 6a6Nc; common TO good Ommon 6Ha
7ci yellow clarified 7Aa79sc. MolaSes-DuIl
and nominal; fermentlng 2laSOc; common Is
a2sc; talr 2SaSOc. Ricc-Quiet; Louisiana or.
binary to choice 0l<a7kc.
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GoyERSNEHTs-Dull and weak.
gnitet States d Of 1851, eOupOns,...,................iOEE
NV EIva ..-l92A
N!oW -Four and q half. ..........,, .......... ......I JOY
EoN Eoais ....''.'....'.s. ,,,..........t,. ] Qlh X
SuIIeneV hLNes .s-.a,....,..,
RAILROAD BoSDs-strong; O. G, & ]. G.,
irsts 70; no sales Of seconds,
srArE BoNDs-Inactiye.
STOcHs-The market Wnsstrpnpand buovant
almost the entire day. Lake Shore was again
the feature, selling up from SIX to ok, and
closing at the highest point. Granger shares
also shared largely in tue improvement on re.
ports OF increased earnings Northwestern
common advanced IL and st. Paul common
~ on the days transactions. 81. Louis and
San Francisco was very prominent in the
dealings and %nOticeably strong. esDeclally
hrst preferred, whicllToSc to IS, against 2OX
Saturday. In the final dealings a strong feel.
Ing prevailed, tho advance for the day ranging
from Y to 5x per cent.
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares. Of
which 2.40O were Erie, 5000 Lake Shore.
25,VO Northwestern common, l,400 preferred,
l6,o0O St Paul common, 1000 pereierred, l..
Wy OHIO and Mississippi, 1890 Wabash, 2l0O
Union Pacific, 0,400 lackawanna, $500 Now
Jersey Central, 800 Michigan Central, 2,i0O
Pacific Mail, $1,000 Western Union, 1000
Frankfort and kOkomo, 400 st. Louis, Kansas
Clty and Northern common, 1900 preferred,
700 st. Paul and San Francisco common.
o:4OO. preferred, 1890 first preferred, 1900
Northern Pacific common, 1000 preferred,
l,lO Burlington, Cedar Rapids and
Northern, -
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NEw YoRE, August l1.-Business only
moderate with commission houses and the
j0bbing trade improves slowly. Cotton goods
quiet but generally study in ilht hands.
Prints In irregular demand but ginghAms are
Iairly active and dress goods In steady request.
Mems woolens quiet. Shawls and skirts
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o~ODosal, will ~ received Al The o1so Of ths
~ III ". Conp4By 81 wheeling, Weat
,ib,. uhiIl SATURDAY, AUGUST ", lSIy' iof
y. KIN Ing work for the RenWool Extension Of the
PP'W'SEy L. H. below wheeling.
"a ,p,n,, 50 feet each, Of Howe Truss bridge
-WWfssIng Creek, together With tho necessary pile
s's si,itSa, aud ttestls SuPPOrtA for the same. d.
one ID span, g iect, q Hove Tn. 3 BridEs SISr
~, YIN. t0selhcr NTH tue Necessary pile ioanda-
= = and Ie,tir ,uppOTtAtDT the sItle.
,,,n 100 linsal le0l Of Pile Trestle, with the
~. stna,cr, Braces, GrOss Ties and Iron work for
Stoat 1900 cable yards Of Excavation and En-
haEnent.
p,o,,ul, will 10 received for each Of the above
,rr.Grditens OF ior the whole.
'p,,, md ,oedSca,lon, Of the work can DO seen at
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