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Tus Rev. Jacob $. Renforth, a Bap.
Net pastor nj Lawndalo, ILL.,, Is under
arrest for Boochorism.
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CBEBRY CRExk is looming mp stu.
pcpduously; 4 couple OF its main props
arc a isro.bsnk aud 9 hurdy.bouse.
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Tsg Base Hangers dedicate the new
Enreks tboatsr with q stunning boil
Ia the building tomorrow night.
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IT IL reported that Jonas Seeley, the
well known Virginia City lawyer, will
ooh locate permanently In Colorado.
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Kt.s i. The eash.


lhe 81 grS ie-
LOVING aoeosn' OF snr
Ano1 % thot ohy Inc o'
Ae<Ad' s"n o." siii' mao Ndeoe
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-. L.al ~. ..1.ua..s.
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49,, 49,. -. h,n,,h, mi, to,
,..,,l,.
Atto,,., for d5.ns-Hr. Adams.
All 90, ~, d.,o+ ,on,ss,f in AN nm.
.sspIx IN n. younc l.dy7
The ui,n...-No, altogether.
I.or-Sox d;dn., ron huo her ,
w;.rs.-Y. br zix.as.. nth. iary
io,L :, , ,no.h.- in .stonisbm.pt.1
a,,onex-ple.s1 .1plaia.
wt,n..-I "a, sitting on the sofa
,Iopcsi5. nv wife when suddenly a
ems. Of xind mt ont the Iight. After
the light uas extinOuishedI heard a
po;se s IL people we're getting kissed
[~sensationl so 1 thought I'd stand in. l
grabbed the LADY NEXT 10 me, thinking
4, vas NV wife. and uhsn The lamp was
relighled I oand IL Vas Miss CLARK
,r, 49,.
hs.L.sh b. Co,,.h,s Hs,,.u1
49, ma
w;,... t.r..n. h..;,.,;on,-I
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49,, L., -,u o- 90,
al,
C;,, ro,,, -s., nos;tixslx
~h.,hr ala =, No,
,u~-u /, h.1 h..n sr,. I,
-o,, ~. ~o,,a 90, b,,s ki.s.d
ho,5
us,. xi.nzss Looked ,onnd unsa-
,;Iv o., ,sx ssoo,ds and rot .Asire
~. "a. :, 81. co,,,oou ,r.w.,.d
r;,, ,- ~,
Thi. c,r.od ,no,hs, ,sn.,,l I.r,b
.r1 ,ha .;,n... I.t, ~. .,.na n.
v,. No.. ,h., s.3o,;.ho5. morn.,,
,nc,ph.n his wit ga. ,oI,sa sb.
TO-, a., TO-, y. 49, ,oon .,a 80
> s,.,1 ,.;.hh.,h..k .,.-.nni,n
H.. -. 4, a.. 81, -
.d,ms n,..s,,ed .n;,isb,. s,ns,,r.s
and mad. himself as ANAL .. nos.ib,s
hshind cops..hIs us.c,If No man IN
the Courtroom would have changed
,i,c.. nth him fo, tbopsapd AL.
lar.
y,.
NJ, Adam. hal mo-, .rt,,s,,.d 90,
tbs n-rossru,ion I'm. b.r bnsh,ra Ia
bo,.d y,Je, ,h. nis,sk., bs,;s, a.,
sbs Ind been .,cu.sd IT,. D;.,,;.,
1t.oY,ev mrs, haze knovr Tia, 4, ~.s
dsn,s,nu. N nm, he, n, the s,,,d hr,
he Gould M, rexis, ~. -,sun,,,;o, yh.
vss no,o ,bs, sp,ious N ,s.,;,v
I'VE were having a Etfle EOcial marty
g. nm, honsa .ss, TnAsdsv sxani,, 7
WAS sitting besiJs nv husband ON the
sofa when n. asksd me IN On scro,s the
room undFu,roduce a compile Of people
that vern't ACQUAINTED. l went. and
inst then the liyht wen, ont. Soon
alter. Miss CLARK. the girl SIeeker came
~..h. slid Owe toward INV brsband-
that. man spcalipg 8,un bshiud N.
Constable. Then 7 heard ,sn t;ss T
,oId N.eLe, ib.. I, u.s mn, =, ;,h
and he knocked INV b,.b.nj aow, T
tboupb, he did ;us, ,;,b,
u1as c1.rr,z u,r.xrx,
Miss Lpcv CLARK who Iives nm Mouth
street. testified ,bs, sbs xas
sitting near Mr.. Adams when the l;gb,
went ont. Everybody was rushing IN
kiss the girls and sbs thopyb, sbe
get MP near Mr. Adams for pro.
lection. no being n married man. fGy.a,
in which the Court unwilI.
ingly ioinsd.l
District Attorpey-Did he iiss ,n7
,r;..
s"'
" 10 MS u
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MARRIED..

oPESSHAw-ESGLIsH-Iu CarIGn. We'd.
nc-dIy. October Lot, 1873. by R"N. robert
HcCulloch. Mr. Joscph O~pcashaw To Nl.-
l.. -. EHglish.
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Tng EsTsks mill IL shortly TO be set
10 work on Sierra Nevada ore for q
Winters run.
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OCEAN SPRAY SALOON"
WALTER CHASE, PROPRIETOR,
Cor. Sixth and Commercial si..
FINE LIQUORS AND CIGARS
Always on hand
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Is THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
seventh Judicial District, County Of EIk0,
State Of Nevada.
ehoH, deceased. FN ~"
Noiic"i- hereby given that In pursuance Of
an order 81 the Di-tHct Court ofthc Seventh
Judicial District OF the Stat. of SryHin In
aud for the Connty Of RIko, made on IN" M Il
uay "i June 1873. In the matter Of said cs-
,a',, ! e W.. AdGiiut.traiOf Of the estate Of said
u. bi.Chnn' Will sell nt private sale. subject Ia
connfWatinn by said Court. on Tuesday, tho
fourth day Of November. eighteen seventy.
nihc al two o'clock r. y. OF aid
Gay. ~ my plac" 81 business, on the north.
w., corner 81 tinh aud Railroad ytrccis. IN
The town aud county Of HIko. State Of Srva.
da, i"r IN" highest price that can u" obtained
lhrfcIOf, all the right, title. interest aud ~.
t,ts"f ihc said Leopold Bi.clOh. NJ the lime
OF NJ death. and all Of the interest that the
shid estate hnr, whether by operation Of law
or Oihcrwis". other than or In addition 20 hat
OF w" 'ald u. Hischun had NJ the time al hi-
death obtained or acquired. in ar Ia ali of
tho" certain parcel. aud loi. OF land. siJnaIr
ming thh being In the town aud county oi
hik"' STATE Of Nevada, aud bounded and dies.
ctibth a. Follows t0.wit; Being lots numbered
lhittrch tlBl and fourteen 90 In block X In
SAID tow OF Elko, ~ shown by the pInt uI
shid on Mo In tho Onlca Of the tonnty
nG6otd.t OF ,aid Elko county. That all ii
aan Ptnprrty, WIN thc engagements there.
VII bc made upon the following term. 10
wit' Ohc.tbiTd U5l 81 the purchase mnu.y Ia
be paid npOn ths confirmation an The aid s,Js
by, thr said District Cont. the hnlancc 10 he
paid ~ equal in.inllmrnts Of three aud sIS
mnh'h. rom the d1io ~ such confirmation nj
SAFE. Tn" notes Of N purchaser for The un
paid l1rtAllments must DO given 10 The nd
mihistfntOr. and must bear interest NJ III,
rate OF ono. per cent. per month from dat,
lhrfrot uhtN phil, md must he secured by
mortgage upon the property sold ~ said saIc
CARL fkORLtCH.
ceased.
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BOISN.

GARRECIiT-Iu EIso. sept. %. Is7p. 10 The
wife Of J. J. Gaurchi, a daughter.
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vii furnish th"-r mIill- and pImus cum.
pI'i". ~ factory prize. aud thorough rni-.
faction guaranteed. Corr sIs,lLrurr ,OiiCii.
I'd Circular and prize li-r prumpiI, l=.
WaTdrd. AGdr,s, r.. HARDY.
TOIuO. Sry.
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CORRESPONDENTS

NE" YORK......Accncy Bank 81 Californis
d" Mcssr-. Knnuih. SachodA Knhnc
SAN FRANCISCO....Th Bank Of California
LOSDOS......,...........Thc Alliance Bahk
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The above welI.knovE arm ~
have commenced business Agun AN
in San Francisco. aud will buy 9
Cattle for their own uss. or sell -&AA
or slaughter On commission. Liberal alvtUr's
made on cou-igniuentE
Parties desiring information about thu MARI.
cts. Will receive the latest quotations by ~.
dressing the arm at their ONCE. ~
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BROKERS.

SAN FRANCISCO. .Mc-sr.. II. s. Kius& Go
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A yonng lad named Armstrong, a
nephew Of Adams. svore that his up-
clio promised him q dollar to blow out
The light when he gave the siguni.
Adams scratched the top Of his head as
a signal. He gsyo the signal just after
bis wife left him.
The jury found a verdict Of not guilty.
When AdSms next has an occasion TO
scratch his head, II is possible that he
will End less hair there than whom he
scratched Il the last time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-30
A noxs, INDIGNATION MsstIur.

From the New Haven Register.
Atalargely attended indignation meeting
held in Teddy Nc uinness's barn, Teddy
himself in the chair, Jimmy Newcomer
secretary, and skinny" Oldham treasur-
er. the following preamble and resolu-
tons were adopted by a rousing rising
vote: ,
WHEREAS, We boys don't have no fun
nowadays;
Re'otvd, That we know the reason why,
and this is what it isl
We can't fly our kites because telegraph
wires is so thick and the man that put 'em
up ought TO be made to give q tight rope
performance on 'em, and the poles point
to heaven from the top and to the place
where the company will go to from the
bottom.
We can't play base bail because our
dads won't pay for the glass we break, and
they break all the glass they want to, for
we've seen 'em do 1t, and 1t was glass bot
ties.
We can't go swimming because our
pockets isn't big enough to carry around
swimmin' drawers and 1t is 'nough sight
better to so in without 'em and we're a go
ing to.
We can't yell and holler half as much
as we want to, because the neighbors will
be disturbed, and most Of EN- keeps q
cornet and a piano and an ACCORDION.
We can't smoke cigarettes because they
put the awfullest strongest kind oftobaccc
in 'em, and 1t makes us sick, and we've
all been licked for smoking sweet fern
and we're mad about it. r
We can't play marbles becausei It cum
bers the sidewalk and the ''peelers' drive
us of, and every man what's got goods TO
sell sets his whole store outdoors and folk
has to walk in the gutter. This amt right
We can't ride on our velocipedes, be
cause it scares the horses and twin baby
carriages is enough sight more frightful
Ask the father Of 'em.
We can't go on IN excursion, because il
costs half fare. and our dads buy whole
tickets for red.headed girls that our ma
don't like.
Resolred, That telegraph wires, neigh
bors, storekeepers. twin babes and red
headed girls be abolished and that
Just as the climax was about to b.
reached Mr.. McGuiness came round III,
corner Of the barn, and the boys slid Of
the hay NOV and made tracks through tn
stable door,
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Chicago Cat1lo Mar al,

reports:
Hoes--Reeeipts 1900 head; Shipmsnts
I 100 head, Market steady and moderately &C.
tiyes, closing steady mixed packing S. Goa
8 90: light 8 4OaS IS; choice heavy s. 36aS so.
OATTLE-ReceiptS $500 head; shipments
$500 head; fair to good natives active and
firm; prime scarce; shipping s. 90a4 60;
butchers dull and unchanged; stockerS weak;
western active and steady; some choice COM
mon fed Wyoming s. 20; two loads OF Mon.
tana at ~ 90; Kansas Texans s. 66aS co., Col
s. 40aS 90; through graSs Texans dull and
weak; bulls 81 95; steers $246a2 90; cows 81 20
az 40. "
changed. =
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CHICAGO, August 29.-Nour- Steady and
firm. Wheat-Fair demand but at lower
rates; No. l Chicago spring 96c; No, 2, do
s61c cash aud September; S6Nc October
sezSc cash; No. 8 do $40; rejected zoe. Corn
Good demand at full prices at 329fc cash
32I1c September; S3LSaSSkc October; reject
ed 9lAaS1Hc. oats-Qpiet and weak at 211E
a2lXc CASH. 2l1c September bid; 22Xc BID
0ctober. Rye-Quiet and unchanged. Bar,
lley-Dull, weak and lower at 100 for septem,
Der nc October. Pork-In fair demand but
atlower rates at 81 S6a7 90 cash; 81 82H Sep
tember:, 81 0oa7 OK October. Lard
Active but a shade lower at IS 80 cash
S47Ha5 80 September IS 621Sa5 IS; October
S25 bid the year. Bulk meats-steady and
unchanged. Whisky-steady and u~nchanged
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.ToLEpo, August 29.-Wheat-Easier; No. 3
white WabaSh aec; No. 1 white MichIesn e9c:
No. 2 do eec; amber spot and September 0oIfc;
October 9IAe; No. 2 amber e7e No. 2 fed
winter spoteeNci August 600; October exc;
70. 3 red Wabash e61ci No. 2 Dayton and
Michigan red ss&lc; No. 8 do 9sXc; rejected
Wabash 90c; Western amber August S9Nc;
No: 2 amber Illinois 81 o.. Corn-Dull, weak
and lower; high mixed 39Ac; No. 2AusuSt
and October 36llc; September SO; No. 2 white
4SNc; rejected 88tc. Rye-No. 9, 63kc. Oats
Active and lower; No, 2, 2lc; No. 2 white
9eAc; Michigan 24c.
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Philadelphia Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, August 2O.-Wool.-Dull;
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia Xxx
and above 87a40c; X 37aSSc; medium S0a42c;
coarse S3Aa3lc; New York, Michigan,
Indiana and Western fine SSAaTk c; nedi.
UNI Soa4Oc coarse SSHaSIc; cOmblng, washed,
SIa46c; unwashed 2SlSlc; Canada combing
36aSoc; line unwashed S6aS8c; coarse and
medium do 25aSOc; tub washed 4OaI9c.
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~orNcrsSATr, August Northumberland
fair and market firm at l21tc. Nour-Quiet
and unchanged, Wheat-Duu at 9Iaa5c; Re.
ceipg 1900 bushels; shipments 1900. Corn
@S-Dull and dropping at $7aSsc. oas-Quiet
NO =. mixed 26c; No. 2white held at 300. Rye
In good demand ct SIC. Barley-Unchanp.
Cd. Pork-Quiet at s. 90 bid s. % asked,
Lard--Dull; current make s. IS. Bulk Meats
Quiet at s.. 05a3 26. Baeon-Dull at IS SIX
20 I2Ae5 S7K. WhiSky-In good demand al
N.Y.: Butter-Dull and dropping, Llnseed
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PhiIndeIphl...

PHILADELPHIA, August 20.-Flour-Quiet
but steady; superine western IS %; Minnesota
extra family medium IS Is; fancy IS 80; Ohio
family choice IS SIX; Indiana IS 20a5 %;
Minnesota family fancy IS 50; winter wheat
patent s 7aa6 Is; Minnesota patent process
g. 2aa7 00. Rye Flour-Quiet ATS 8oa3 SIX.
Wheat-Dull; rejected 00ca$l Of; No. 2 red,
track, 81 Gsi No. 2, elevator, 81 09Aal 10.
CornTQqiet and dull; low mixed, track, 46H
Saaci hlgh mixed Ehc; yellow. track, 47a4sc,
sc; steamed mixed 32Ka33c. Provisions
quiet. Beet-MesS $l2 90. Hams-Smoked
9al0c; picked 3XaSXc. Lard-Western $500
az 12H. ~Butter-Steady and unchanged.
Eggs-Weaker; western tic. ,Cheese-Steady;
creamery 6Nc.H Petroleum-Nominally un.
changed. Whisky-steady at 81 ok.
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Now York DIV Gooda MnrLeL.

NEw York, August 29.-Buslness continues
fairly active with commission houses and i'm.
porters, and the joobbing trade Is good In all
departments. Cotton goods in steady demand
and some makes Of brown goods arc moving
more freely. Prints In good demand, and
gtnghams and dress goods selling well. Mems
wear woolens sluggish, except %dannols, which
arc In better request.
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CnlcAEo.

ob saEG5R-ReceiptS 500 headi common IN.
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sATuRpAY, THE s0Lh DAY or Arnrsr ~

Beginning at 10 o'clock A. ". Of said day, sell nj the
tront door Of tho Court House Of aid Ohio county Al
public suction the following described parcels d real
estate, that 10 10 SaY: Lots numbered enc III and Two
" VIII their aPpnrtenAnees. Said lots numbered
ene and Two arc situated on zanes or Wheeling
Island. Number one contains Bx aces, one rood and
Ihirty-three and aiteen one hundredths polls, and
humber I've contains two acre., two roods and four
and 0ne'hAli poles. saId lots are bounded on the norh
By lot numbered three, conveyed By 2, Jacob, Com.
missioner To John Smith; on tho west by land Of Ban.
lei z, MeSEord9; on the south, southwest and east RIIs
s s1SS 4. y ne f!at aaa Pagsrs accompanying thepaper.
MldUhio county In the cause In ehAnceryin which The
odore Fink and wife were complalnantS and Daniel
HHanes executors and others were defendants, the o1st
line Of same being what Is called the tack Of the rail-.
road parcel, together With all the improvements upen
Md two lots; also the right Of waygranted byagreement
o. Pkg 2 4aeSsHoEdI, trustee Hans. W. Phillips and
We 70 satd Seorge u. FaubeI, Of record in the Clerk's
once o. theCoInty Court Of said OHIO county 10 Deed
BOOK y, page 29e. Also ali the following described
Ieai estate lying and being SituAted on the lower
part o. z4ne's Island, aud ~adjoiuing the lots
Hemphtld and Marietta aud Cincinnati Railroad
tract and corner 70 lands Of John Smith, John Fink
ard AID Geore II. Faubeli thence with said Faubels
and one-quArter poles 70 a stake IA the hedge fence
and corner 70 lands Of said Faubel and other lands Of
Anon MesTordS, trustees thence with said hedge
sepSsI n 81 IaS Sigh WI, ddeEresH' east ai;'sen poles 70 aIIaLe,
nine degrees, west twenty and one-quATteF poles 70 q
stake; thence south eighty -One degrees, west fourteen
poles 70 place OF beginning, containing one acre, three
roodS and thirteen and three.tourths poles, together
with AZ and singular the improvements upon said last
named tract Of land.
The. above described land Is well fenced and
has erected upon Il an elegant reidence, bard md
other buildings besides q AlGuKhter.houSe, Ice house
Aad other improvements, and Is all under a'high state
o. cultivation. The utlt 10 the above, which the
trustee Will convey Is unexeeptlonAbie.
TERMS or SALx.-0ne thousand dollars or as much
more Of the purchase money as the purchaser may
elect 10 pay In cash, aud the residue IN four equal In
StAllments payable at one year, two yearS, three years
and four years from the day Of sale with intofest on
aid deferred i~nStallmenS, payable semI.annuAlly
from said day, the purchaser TO give his four several
negotiable notes for aid deferred inStallmGnts and Ia.
teTest with Iocurity 70 be approved by ne tnistee.
and the title Of sald real estate 10 be retained until
the purchase money % paid In full.
iya JAMES P. ROGERS, Trustee,
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ST. Louis, August 20.-Hoas Dull and
unchanged; Workers and Baltimores, IS IS
% 46; packing s. 0Oa3 %: butchers to select
4osS o. Receipts 100 head shipments
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Alllleut5I even Wnen coupled with adVuIlC.
ed age, go down before that wonderful discoy.
cry, Bethesda, Water. Here Is an extract
from the Philadelphia Medical and Surgical Re.
porter, which will be read with interest;
PHILADELPHIA, March 80, 1873.
Editor Mediealand Surgical Reporter:
Having been considerably interested in the
use otthiS B~etheSdalwater as q remedial agent
in Diabetes Mellitus," Noticed particularly
the two cases reported by DR.. @. G. Schuyler, Of
Troy, n. Y, and a lcading physician OF Pitts.
burgh, Pa.
l saw, four years ago, Mrs. Charles c., aged
64 years, In consultation with DIS. Scriyens
and Chattle, Of Long Branch. The old lady
was then very much emaCiated, suffering from
an intolerable thirst, &C., and passing daily
from six TO seven quarts OF urine. Examina.
ton OF the urine left no doubt OF the nature
OF the malady. II was resolved 10 give her
Bethesda Water exclusively, and restrict her
diet as customary in this affection. She has
continued to use 1t ever since; has rcgained
her flesh, and though confined 10 her bed one
year atterward, Is now able to move about and
return the visits OF her friends, She passes
about three pints Of urine daily, aud BY strict
observance other diet and the continued use
Of the water, is enjoying good health. report
this case as confirming the observations made
by these gentlemen. s. H. HUNT. NJ. D.
We append the important information that
the General Agent for the Genuine Bethesda
Water for Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Viz.
GINA, is
JOSEPH FLEMING,
81 Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pamphlets mailed free.
PRIcE-5o cents per gallon, 81 per quarter
barrel, IS per half.barrel, SIG per barrel.
LOGAN, LIST & Co.,
Bridge Corner, Main street,
Exclusive agents for Dunbar's Bethesda
Water in Wheeling.
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CINCINNATI, August 20. - Hoas--Q Quiet
common g 76aS %; Lights 4Oa3 65; packing
g SOaS so; butchers g 60a3 60; receipts
206 head; shipments $50 head.
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HALL.

A an:-slNW seminary for young ladies. The
eleventh annual session Of this lnNIiutlOn will begin
SEPTEMBER .. 1873, Location healthy, full corps
Of eOmpeIent teachers, great attention paid 10 all tie
important branches solid and ornamental.
No school Offers equal advantages on lower terms.
Apply for catalogue and Information 10
Mss MARY E billings, PrIn., Winchester, Va.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

NHARLESTOWN ACADEMIA Pre-
" PAntOry School for Boys At ChGleStoWn, Jeter-
90 county, w.. Va. Founded In 1875. WV. b. RA-
ALI, A. NJ, PHn. r. F. CAMPBELL "a. n. and Me-
lllbt WtShInSOu and Lee unlV.l Asst, Next sos.
don beglnI stpt 10, A full course In Ancient and
HOdsrn languages, Mathematics, Natural Philoso-
ply and Chemistry. The school Is we'll supplied
9Th apparatus for illustration In the Sciences. For
Catalogue containing terms and list Of testlmOnIal',
Spply 10 The Principal. au6-DAw
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NEW YoRE, August 29.-Cotton-Quietb but
firm at 12111al2Nc. Nour-Les active; re.
ceipts 5000 barrels; superfne State and
western " 6Oa4 90; common 10 good a Goa
I %; white wheat extra 81 60aB 25: extra
Ohio "a 75a5 Is; St. Louis 81 60a0 Is; Min.
nesota patent process IS 76a7 90. Wheat
Winter steady: spring steady; receipts 49,.
WO bushels; No. 3 spring 96a99C; No. edo
new 81 0Sal 031; No. 2 Milwaukee and
Chicago old 81 0S; ungraded spring sScaSI Of;
ungraded winter red 08ca$ai Id; No. 8 do
81 OS1a1 90; No. 2 81 10Ha1 i0A; No. /
81 1lal 1lH; mixed winter 81 O9af cox;
No: : red steamer 81 90; ungraded amber
81 o5al 10; No. 2 amber 81 10ai 10Y; No. /,
Il llN9l III TIngraded white 81 03a1 10;
No. :. SlO6i No. ., 81 00Aa1 10; No. 1 do
sales $4,000 bushels at 81 1Ofal lOX: sept
sales 1870, 0O0bushels at 81 lOHal 10N; Oct. sales
$4,000 bushels at 81 10ka1 10X, Rye
Steady No. 2 western exc. BarleY-Quiet,
Malt-Dull and unchanged. Corn3Steady
receipts 10000 bushels; ungraded 45La46e f.:
No. 2, 45AaiSIc :INo. 2white 57a57&c; low
mixed sic; No. 9 August 45Isc bid, 48Lc
September 46c bid, 46Ic asked; October l7c
bid, 471Tc asked. Oats-EaSier; receipts l07..
OOO bushels; western mixed 27a31Xc; white
western 32aSSc. HAy-Steady andin fair de.
mand. Cofiee-Firm; Rio cargoes l1ka14Xc;
JOB lots l1Aal6c. Sugar-Quiet and Arm ; re.
timing fair to good 64Sa6Xc. MolaSses-Quiet
but firm. Rice-Fair demand. Petroleum
Higher; United 64Ha85c; crude 44a5Xc, re.
lined 6Nc; Tallow-steady and unchanged.
and unchanged. %Turpentine-
Firm at &c. Eggs-Quiet; western l3Ha16Xc.
Pork-Quiet at s. 6Oas85, the latter for choice.
Beet-Quiet but steady. Cut Meats-Un.
changed. Lard Stronger; prime steam IS S2X
a5 90, the latter for choice. Butter-Firm;
western 6alSc. Cheese--Quiet and unchang.
ed. WhIsky-Nominal at 81 OF asked.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-30
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, August 90 Four-stcady and
firm; western supertine g S5aS so; do extra
s. 76a4 Is; do family S. OOa5 rs. Wheat
Western lower, closed weak; No. 2 western
winter red spot and August 81 0SN; Sep.
TENDER 81 O9al 09N; October 81 10ai I0X.
ed, spot and August 46kc; September 46Xc.
Oats-Quiet and steady; white 32a33c; do mix.
ed 3OaSl15c; Pennsylvania 32a3Sc. Rye
Doll at 60a6Sc. Hay-Steady; prime TO
choice Pennsylvania SIS 0Oa14 Do. Provisions
Active, lower and firm. Pork-Mess 50 rs.
Bulk Meats-Loose shoulders SIC; clear rib
sides 4Hc; packed 4Ha5Nc. Baeon-Should-
ers Axe; clear rib sides SIC. Hams-llNa
tlNe. Lard-S 90. Butter-Active; prime
to choice western packed l2a14c. Eggs
Scarce, higher and active at 14al5c. Pc.
troleum-Crude nominal; refined exc. Coffee
Firm; Rio cargoes 1la14c. WhisEy-Ouiet
and steady at 81 DIAL 07Hc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-30
TRUSTEES SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE OF
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY.

y virtue Of deed Of trust, made BY Charlo, A.
\, N.Y. and p3F1te krytsr, % the undersigned, dated
9tleo et,the Clerk o. the County Couft oiOhio SonntT.
HeSf Virginia, In Deed Of Trust Book No. 10, pGSC II,