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GLORY TOBACCO.

WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION
i OF the trade tO the above justly eel
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DIR. II. v. PIERCE, having acquired world-wide
reputation in the treatment q Chronic Disease,
result ng Ll~s professional business far exceeding
his individual ability 10 conduct, some years ago
Induced several medical gentlemen 70 ass9elat. thsn-
selves with him as the Faculty 81 tire Worlds Dis
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The Extinction of Iron.

The course of events in the netallur-
gicgl world of late has been in the direc-
ton of fastening the complete substitu-
ton of steel for iron. Hitherto, steel
has been ametallurgiCal luxury, because
its price was high, and also because the
sources of our ore supplies for the steel
manufacture were limited in area. Since
the Bessemer discovery, not only has
the actual output of steel been yearly
increased, but the cost of its production
has been very greatly diminished, and
now the area of its possible production
from native ores is almost indefinitely
increased, and the more enduring metal
can be produced cheaper than iron.
Whilst steel is thus increasing the area
of its use, and that of iron is fast dimin-
ishing, it is announced that the effort
to use less pure ores for steel-making
than have been hitherto used are sue
cessiul; and that success means ultl-
matelv more than the use OF the large
fields of ores hithertoo unfit for that
manufacture. 1t means the ultimate
extinction of puddled iron for most pur-
poses to which it is now applied.-COt-
EerV Guardian.
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McFADDEN g. SHEPPARD,

DUILDERS. 1910 MARKET STREET (EN.
ID trance three doors above Custom House.
All classes of Buildings erected promptly and
satisfactorily Plans and Specifications prepared
and estimates furnished on application. CAREFUL
supervision given 90 buildings. Parties desiring
To erect new, or tO make Improvements on pres
ent buildings and those needing any work IN
our line will do well tO call or address above.
aprlSc McFADDEN 4 SHEPPARD.
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NOTICE

TNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
i holders OF the Nail City Builling and Loan
Association and Election Of Nine Directors for
series "B," will be held at their place OF meet
ing May 9th, al ~ O'Clock P. n, 1873. stock
can be taken in series "B'' now and until the
9th inst JOHN BAGHA, Pres't.
g. II. DEITERS, Sec'y. nAkkA
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

mighty CHOICE BUILDING LOTS on
H. Wheeling Island; price from 500 TO 500
each. Only One-sixth OF the purchase money re-
quired in cash The residue may be paid annu-
ally in veequal installments, with interest APP
ply To JOHN p GILCHRlST,
6oQOh At Ton Mil
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Smoking Tobacco and Cigars.

$50 OLD LEAF oz. and or, in cloth;
II Durham" Oz. and or, in cloth; ;
scrap tobacco, in a n packages.
Full line Of Cigars, ranging in price from $40
up Ia So.
myG VI. REILLY.
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HAMILTON & MCGRANAHAH,

PRACTICAL BRICKLAYERs.
ManteIs and Crates Set I'm the latest improved
STYLES. the draft 81 bad Chimucys improved, and
paving and brCkaying done.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF THE
Belmont Nail Works F!

BY virtue OF a deed Of trust made by the Bel
mont Nail Works 10 me as trustee, dated FCbru-
AIRY l. 1873, and recorded in the Office of the Clerk
of the County Court of Ohio county, West Nir.
ginia. i'm deed of trust book No. Is, folio 353 and
following which deed is amended and correct,
ed bv another deed made by said Belmont Nail
Works 10 me. dated April IL, 1879, and duly re-
Corded I'm said clerks Office | shall, on
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C,ESD THREE DOLLARS BY NAIL AND
- receive IN return BY mail q Five Shot Re vol
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w O MAN

By an immense practice AZ the worids Dfspsn-
cary and Inyads' Hotel, having trrated many uSoo.
sand eases Of those diseases peculiar 20 woman.
have been enabled % perfect most potent and post-
tive remedy for these dlseaseG
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

In the District Court 0f the United States for the
District II West Nir inia, IN BANKRUPTCY. Ia
the matter Of Alfred RhcmstrOm. bankrupt.
To whom II may concern:
The undersigned. John Walton. hereby gives
notice 81 his appointment as assignee 81 the
estate Of Alfred RhcnstfUm. 81 wheeling In the
county 81 Ohio IN sAld district. and Who Ma.
tO-wit on the seth day 81 August. A. u. is5s.
adIudgcd bankrupt. upon his owr petition.
Dated at WhScling. the 1t day Of May. A. u.
1879 joins WALTON.
ma2Daws Assignee.
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BEST TRUSSES IN THE WORLD.

CURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, hinges,
- Braces, Atomicers, Sc, in great variety, ai
LOGAN, LIST & cos,
Druggists. Bridge Corner.
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PENSIONS.

A LII SOLDIERS, WOUNDED OR INJURED.
IA can now obtain pensions, under the new
Law, % date from disctarye.
Address at once with stamp for blanks and
new soldier CIRCULAR
W. G. BEkISGER 4 co,
lls smithneid street, Pittsburgh Pa
sS-Olde~t Claim Agenrv IN the stsfs. spgp
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DRICK WALLS SHOULD BE POINTED BE
ID fore they are painted, and this Is the time
Of year 10 do II. Those having work Of this Kind
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Wlriadelphta ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS traln only
runs between Wheeling and Triadelphia.
tDaily except Sunday-Newark AccOmmOda-
ton.
tSteubenyille AccOmmOdatiOn-This train
during the day passes backward aud forward be-
tween Martins Ferry and Bellaire, stopping
when required az sherman House, Etnaytlle,
West Wheeling and Gravel Hill
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ELM GROYE RAILROAD.

ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, APRIL l, 1879,
~ carS on the Wheeling and Elm Grove rail
mad will run as follows: Cars will leave the
city. corner Oi Market and Eleventh streets. and
Slsmm'S at
Leave Wheeling Leave Stamm's.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
pKPAETURE OF rRAINs.

The following guide is made up on Wheeling
time:
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ROANE COUNTY.

Yours, very truly
4. LINCOLN.
The New York herald., 1879-09-12

time steady; hard 81 yellow dip. 81 % Tar steady at 81
Corn steady sales Of prime white at c'c sales of mins
Flour firm in good demand sales: 800 bbls .,
bushels 30 hard Duluth q 81 os Corn easier; demans
@ at 4os Oats dull Nothing doing in barley or rye
sasagsd Receipts BY lske@fl"ar % "s sooo % sGs Wheat
a - s0 bushels; corn g. 200 DO oats IS 700 DO rye %
bushels; eora, 1880 do oats 200 do barley. ssoo
Wheat los s 80 G0 Shipments by by ssn" TO tide wssss s1,
d.; barley isSs do: g' rye sss.o DO DO % hsr%s
5sls s ~, wheat 81 900 bushels corn. 5000 do. o.ts
hrm wheat 1y zoo @ de: rye 700 a" Canal ire,snM
Sss ys,S ] pine % M xt.as i Sss SsrS
Railroad freights-wheat Sc. corn sl,c to New York.
Wheat opened higher closing ...ass rnDG ss s'g' rs,s III as7s
:pas nd Mssss ;ss 's nd
@ o rss.sa S aso% And Mssssa No.
amber Iilinol. 81 o2i Corn weak high % mixed size,
as at @ ssa {: f is ss
els. laooo do. shpmsns~Whsas s5ooo bushels;
b !" seSa a T. full se wle and
spring, 9dc cash sesc. October; No Chicago spriss
% sss SsisSs: q.' s:y:%
sss sss Ss.a No a. s cash. % Corn Ss weak @
s.e s hs ss ss.
good saS shade .d rse
76Isc 77c casn: Tic. October Pork fairly active
and shade higher at - 30 ~ o cash ~ s2h 8 s5
October 81 January Lard strong and higher at S. rs
cash: S5 T7Js S5 no. October 50 42a IS As January
s. 37s, ali the year Bulkmeats in good demand and
Sc Eggs strong and higher a. l2e ishe wh,sksy
4lac Receip:s-Four. SO bbls. wheat l4ltOO bush.
els: ls2 900 do 81 900 do: rye, 1900 do
1913 600 bushels corn sll 0o0 do oats "a GO do rye
20 90 do barley 23,O)O do At the cioso Wheat strong
and higher c., cash: 81 c October. 92c, Novem
her Corn rmer and &c higher Oats stronger at 24i4c
October 24sae; November Pork modsrs.ely active snd
higher at 81 371a bid October; 81 bid, November. Lard
frLner. but not qu0tably higher.
The New York herald., 1879-09-12

stsss bonds wore dull. Louisiana consols sold at
81 Railroad bonds were active and irregular Eric
new second consols declined to 73i4 a73h. funded
hvss advanced 70 TAN. Wabash seconds. OK coupon.
declined to " and returned to g3 do convertible de-
clining 10 sGk. Iron Mountain Arsts from lily
70 49, do. preferred incomes from 80 to 50 aud Cairo
and Fulton nrsts from 97k to %. whilo Cairo and
Texas nrsts dropped from % to Oi. Chesapeake and
Ohio nrsts rose TO ASA. do. currency skies to "a.
Hannibal and W. Joseph eights 10 l0s,s, Union Pa
cinc sinking funds to Ia and Missouri Pacific Sec
onds TO l0bH In the late dealings Hannibal and
81. Joseph sights rose to lo4k. Iron Mountain
onds to 95k. Cincinnati and Springfield Co., G., G.
and IT, nrsts TO o. ana Lehigh and wiikesbarre as
ssutsd consols to 7ox. while Delaware ana Hudson
ssvsns of 1891 declined to l02. Iron Mountain lArkan
So branch nrsts to vS Denver end Rio arsnde rsts
TO %, Morris and Essex consolidated Arsts to 49,
xorthwestern gold coupons W lis snd ohio and Mis-
sissippi seconds 10 ioo
The New York herald., 1879-09-12
Philadelphia stocks closed at the following quota

London dispatches announce gain Of fl7S.OO0
bullion by the Bank OF England during the past
week. The proportion of bank reserve to liabilities
is now So 5l6 per cent. against SO SIG a week ago.
No change has been made in the banks nominal
rate of discount. per cent This was ticket day
the London Stock Exchange. Bar silver was quoted
at5lssd per British consos and United states
bonds were hrm the latter selling ut 1855 for new
fours. 1854 for AVS and 105 for hves. Erie common
fell of from 27a to 26s preferred from IL to 51k
consol seconds from 761a to 75A. and funded fves
from rs to TAX. New Jersey Central declined from
54 to 53h. while do. consol frsts rose from l02k
to lO2x, Illinois Central from 92 to 92la and Penn
sylvania from 43h to 43%. At Paris rentes we're
steady at s3f. s5c.
In this market foreign exchange was dull and
The New York herald., 1879-09-12
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
A Strong and Active Stock
h ru
rat Market. q
MONEY ON CALL A TO 6.
Governments Buoyant-RaiIway Bonds
Active and Ragged"
WALL STREET. |

THURSDAY, sept. ll-O +. M H.
Prices on Change to-day ranged steadily along
side Of yesterdays quotations. In few or no cases
were they worse; in most they better; In some
instances they the best that have been for
many day. with the bun feeling which controls
stock speculation at the moment any opposition to
an advance In prices IL futile as was that of
Csnute, Of kingly memory. when he dened the ris-
Ing tide. or of Mrs. Partington when she essayed to
sweep back the advancing Atlantic with broom.
Gradually. but effectually. the transformation of
bears. grown NANCY by want of success. Is being
made into sleek and heAlthful bulls, The only dan
ger IL that the conversion from the bear to the
bull side may be overdone. and that the mar
ket like . yacht with all the ballast
ON the weather side, may topple over
to windward when the lull comes. There is little
danger. however. Of any luil Of this sort in the
stock market for many months to come. The un-
questionable revival In all branches Of trade. the
sound basis upon which business is being con-
ductpd. and the inAow Of gold from abroad to an
unexsmplsd amount in payment for our breadstufs,
all conducive to q more active business and to
enhance prices In other words. 1t is simply i'm
possible that the country can produce couple Of
hundred millions from the soil and realize the same
in hard cash In foreign markets without being
compensated therefor by . return Of its
equivalent In gold. There was q further
ana In some STOCKS very conBl0eraDlo
advance to-day. The grsngers strong and higher.
the st. Paul shares getting some additional stimulus
from . report that the directors were holding
meeting with eye to dividend upon the common
stock In point of fact the question Of dividend is
not likely be acted upon before the last week In
the month. when ono may be declared-or may not.
Wabash and Iron Mountain both advanced to-day,
the improvement being attributed to Mr.. Gouid's
lingering OF those Western roads, In the network OF
which he is popularly supposed (so far IS the
Stock Exchange can keep the run OF him) to
be the entangler In chief Illinois Central was
smarty up to-day. II s reported that the Germans
have been caught short of the stock and arc at
tempting to founder out under the depressing cir
euunstances Of increasing figures. The coal shares
vibrated between strength and weakness-weakness
having the call the situation. report that the
Pennsylvanis Coal Company had marked down its
prices twenty cents per ton and tho evident diff
Guilty existing among the different companies to hit
upon q plan for combination that would suit
all parties rendered the market for tho coal prop
erty comparatively quiet and not over and above
strong
The extreme fluctuations Of the day IN the prices
Of leading shares shown in the following table Of
The New York herald., 1879-09-12
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT UNCHANGED FUTURES
CLOSED BARELY srEADY-FLOUR STEADY
WHEAT ACTIvE-CORN FIRM OATS LOWER
wHlsKEY STEADY PORK QUIET-LARD QUIET
SPIRITS TURPENTINE NOMINAL-ROsIN NOM
AL-CoFPEE FIRM-sUGAR FIRM-PETRO-
LEUM EASY.
THURSDAY, Sept. lis NJ
The general merchandise markets continue to be
characterized by an unusual degree of buoyancy and
hrmness. as well as by good degree Of activity in
all the leading articles. There is speculative
though the legitimate trade demand is active. and
the amount of merchandise going into dstribu-
ton is exceedingly large for this stage of the
fall season. On Change to-day the movement
In grain for export aud speculation continued
active and prices again advanced Flour quiet
steady Wheat active and higher, but irregular Corn
quiet but Hrm. Oats lower. Whiskey steady
Pork quiet Lard was without decided change.
Cotton the spot unchanged Futures barely
steady Coffee and sugar remained frm Oils quiet.
Naval stores still dull and nominal Petroleum
weak.
CorFER-The market for Rio Hrmer. We sales
3Oa5 bags Rio Holley. at l2i4c 2Oi5 bags do
Humboldt at IKE and 2,52o bags do, Colurado on
private 4255 bags Rio and 445 bags Santos, OK
Holley were withdrawn from stock In Baltimore 9l7
bags OK ASC%ars solo on private terms Mid sSes
do, Ike. good do, la7.c prime do. l.,4e extreme
l45c. ninety days; Java government bags. 2c 23c.
grass 23c. 25c Singapore 16c lie. Ceylon l4c
$780,; Maracabo l1}sc I61sc.; Laguayra, l:c 15c.
Jsmaica l2e l43sc; s. Domingo lOl4e llhe Porte
15c; Aneostura. l5c. q 17c.; Savsna, 11hc. a i7c.
Curacos, lie. q l2c.
lures declined 10 points recovered the loss and ad
yesterday and points most Of the later month
subsequently selling of again and closing compared
with the prices of yesterday points better for Sep
tember and points better for the later months with
feeling barely steady The total sales between ten
three =. NJ, up 10000 bales The opening and
closing prices sales with the lowest and highest points
The New York herald., 1879-09-12
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL. Sept lis p. NJ.
CottOnFutures frmer: buyers tho last quota
tons; upand low middiing clause October and Novem
Der delivery 732d also 6tAd Producs-Tall0w 33s
cwt.
BREMEN Sept. H. 1879.
American lard closed at 3sj4 marks per ilolbs
LIVERPOOL, Sept. H. 1879.
Produce Exchange.-Pork-Primc Eastern dull at
SIS: do. Western dull ut Ats Bwcon-Cumberland cut
steady 2ss Cd short RIB steady 2 3D. long cleas
steady ut 26s Cd. short clear steady at 27s Hams
Long cut dull at 'Bs Shoulders dull At 2ia
Beef-Inda mess, in the market: do. steady
at s9s prime do, in market. Lard-Prims
Western dull at Sis. Talow-Prime city frmel
at 32s. Cd Turpentine-Spirits dull 2is. Cd
Rosn.to@mon dull at 4s: fine nrme- At
lis Cd Cheese-American choice frmer 35s. Cd.
Lard oil frmer at 32s Flour-Extra State 6rmer 23s
sd. Wheat-Sprng No. 3 frmer ut Ss. 3D.. do. No.
hrmcr Mt Ss. Sd. winter irmer 9s. ID C0rn-Mixed
steady at As 9ad Gottonsoed oii-Yeiiow American
steady at 2ss Rosin-Common London dull As Sd.
Turpentine-Spirits ut London steady ut 21s
LONDON, Sept. lis p. NJ.
Produce-Rcfned petroleum, 61sd. per gallon.
ANTWERP, Sept IL 1879
Petroleum l7Sf for fine pale American Lard closed q
6Of 5Oc per 100 klos.
The New York herald., 1879-09-12

Total sales at the Board exclusive Of mining stocks
were 2ls.s06 shares against 2A5.l2S yesterday and
S2s.64S on Tuesday. To-day's sales included =
Northwest. ~. 800; do. preferred 1870; Delaware
aud Lackswanna. 2o.900: st. Paul. l0.sO0; do pre-
ferred l.200; Wabash. l6.160; Hannibal aud St.
Joseph. 1880, do. preferred. 1880; Erie 1900;
Lake Shore. 6.o2s; Western Union. 6.S00 Central Of
New Jersey, 6.005; Ohio and Mississippi. 1850;
Pacific Mail, 4.215; st. Louis and San Francisco,
2.Sso do preferred 975; do. nrst preferred s7S; St.
Louis. Kansas City and Northern. 1,500 do. pre-
ferred. 2.4lO; Delaware and Hudson. 1850: Lake
Shore. l.4a2; Kansas Pacific. sOo Michigan Central
300
The New York herald., 1879-09-12
The closing figures were: :.

At San Francisco mining stocks opened at the fol-
lowing prices Gould Curry. 121; Savage. 144;
Chollsr. TX; Ophir. 3sA Hale Norcross. 14h
Grown Point. az; Yellow Jacket. l7h; Belcher. ~;
Imperial. 2; Virginia Consolidated, AZ; California,
Az; Best Belcher. lsx; Union Consolidated. 6s7s;
Alpha. ~; Sierra Nevada. 451s; Mexican $685. Silver
Hill. 2; Justice. Az; julia Az; Utah. 20; Alta. 6h
Bodie IL; Bechtel. 1.30; Independence. az; segre-
gated Belcher, 23; Bulwer. o; Mono. 6h; Consoli-
dated Pacific. y; Potosi. 6; Exchequer. tx; Mon
mouth, 0A; North Standard. az; Boston Consoli-
dated. 30.
The New York herald., 1879-09-12

whentThe market excited and higher, but irregu
lar The sales including 0pOUO bu shells Tor futurv dcv
@y were soonD bushels ., y iaissi sy for Ne red
81 for ungraded spring ~ t2s for No amber ~ l2Aa
~ 10 for No do 81 1t for extra white VI lO aSl III
for No. do 81 ~ ~ l2 Tor ungraded amber. 81 l2
q 10 tor No amber Tor segte@6er " i2A 81 ~ for
No do for September, 81 IL III 1874 Tor No. white Tor
September 81 I2s 81 l3s for do do for October ~
for do do Tor November 81 I2 81 l3 for No red for
September 81 12 81 1874 for do do. for October 81 l3
asi is for November The following wers the bid and
asked pricos at the second call Mo. spring Tor
September, 81 % bid S w asked do October and Ne
vcinber 81 O5 bid u 0I asked No Northwest for Sep
tembcr 81 90 bid x " asked; do. October 81 % bid
u ts asked do Yoyember 8 oleid 81 70 asked; NO
ber ~ 2sS bid 81 l3 asked do November, 81 l3s bid
" - askcd No red winter for septembcr 81 12A bid
81 - asked; do. October, 81 12 bid 81 l3 asked;
Neyember ~ - bid q iS asked; No amber for Sep
asked. Corn In limited demand At about steady prices
Tho sales. including a25o bushels for future delivery
325 900 bushels at 57c for No WHITE 5lc for
mixed 4s s+1ne for No mixed, lIse Tor No 2miSed
Tor November Tho following the bid aud asked
prices at the second cal sepcmber steamer 4ac bid,
axe asked No. 2 47ac. bid, 47sac. asked; October
steamer Ate bid, 47<e asked; do No 47,se bid 47e
The New York herald., 1879-09-12
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, sept II 1879.
Cotton easy; middng, 11Ae; low middling, 1OAc., 1,
good ordinary iOAc Net receipts rs bales Exports
coastwise, 24A Sales, 90. stock. 1854.
Nkw ORLEANS. Sept II, 1870.
Cotton quiet; middlinE iitsc.; low middling l1isc.
good ordinary not quoted Net receipts, ls5 bales Ex
ports Great Britain, l522 Sales. 30. stock. 1853
SAVANNAH. sept II, 1879
Cotton dull; mddIing, II 3l6ci low mlddling
bales Exports coastwiso 55s. Sales, 500 stock 53d
wiLxISGroN. N. c., Sept H. 1879.
Spirits of turpcntine firm Rosin hrm sa,es oil
strained vOe and good strained at vSc Crude tupen