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CoLoRRD OPP FKLIows.-The different
lodges OF Colored Odd Fellows in this
State will assemble to-day at the Hall in
this city for the purpose Of organizing, q
Lodge OF Grand United Odd Fellows ior
this State. The following lodges will be
Eureka Lodge, 1907, Wheeling; Naomi
154l, Parkersburg; Queen OF the Valley,
1858, Charleston; Kanawha Light, 1887
Charleston; Rose OF Kanawha, 1881, Point
Pleasant; Oak Hall, 1927. shepherdstowni
Star, Clarksburg, 1876; Light OF Liberty
1888, Smithfeld; Lightof Zion, 1858, Key
ser; and Good viii, Iva, Huntington
Many delegates have already arrived, and
the convention promises TO be large anc
interesting one.
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RIVER RECORD.
The River at a stand.stili-The Scotia
sidney and Other Boats.

Tho River ut stand-stilI--The Scotia
sidney and Other Boats.
Theriyer lastnight, according to thei ndi'
cations OF the marks on the wharf, was al
stand-still with 8 feet inches on the
gauge.
The DIurnal is to-day's ParkersburG
packet.
The relief and Baltic are laid up, the one
above and the other below the Bellsire
bridge,
The Nail City was coming up with foul
fats last evening when she grounded her
tow on the creek bar. She succeeded In
getting two Of the barges of, but the other
two will remain till there is more water.
The Scotia arrived at this port at 8 P. ".
yesterday. Captain Stockdale and family
were passengers, and Capt. J. Sharp Nc
donald stood q watch at the wheels on the
up.trip. The Scotia was aground at Fish
lug Creek four hours on the way up. She
is advertised TO leave for Cincinnati this
afternoon at o'clock. She Is new, beau.
tiiul, and splendid in all her appointments.
Her electric light will be in order fer use
by tonight.
The Sidney Is due from Cincinnati to.
day, but may be little late in her arrival.
She will leave on the return 10 Cincinnati
ats P. NJ, tomorrow. Passengers and
shippers will do well TO bear this in mind.
Capt. VIM. List left the Sidney at Gin.
cinnah and came home by rail.
The Scotia blew bolt out OF one Of her
cylinders last evening.
The owners ofthe W. n. Chancellor, so
It is said, were recently offered SIS, 900 for
that boat and would not takeit
One oithe Cincinnati papers has made
the discovery that Cincinnati would not
be much Of place il deprived OF the Ohio
River.
Theriyer business OF Pittsburgh has re.
viyed very materially within the past few
years; we have more boats now than since
the close OF the war, and what is equally
as important is the fact that they are, in
every way, well adapted to the trade, OF
light draft and large capacity.-Commerctdl
Gdsette.
The new Scotia had many visitors, and
was generally admired as neat business
boat, with several improvements. She has
the ordinary wooden wheel, but Captain
stockdale says he would give thousand
dollars II she had an lion wheel, as she
would be a mile an hour faster. Tie
Scotia Is last, however, as any sternwheel.
er plying the upper ohio.-cincianGi Com.
mercial.
PrrTsBuRoH, September 9.-Riyer foot
5 inches and rising. Weather cool and
clearing rained all day.
EVANSVILLE, September 9.-River feet
inches and rising. Weather clear.
Down: Evansville, Grey Eagle.
CINcISNATI, September 9.-River feet
3 inches and falling. Weather clear and
cool. Departed: w. N. Chancellor, Pitts
burgh.
inches and stationary, Weather clear.
Arrived: Colorado, st. Lewis James W.
iaf, Cincinnati.
NEw ORLEANS, September 9.-Weather
,loudy and cool. Arrived: Belle Of Shreive-
,ort and Wyoming, St. Louis; Springer,
Departed: w. 2. Holiday,
't. Louis.
LOUISVILLE, September Driver station.
ny, s feet IL inches in canal. Weather
lear and cool. Passed: Virgie Lee, Gin.
innati TO Evansville; ]. D. Parker, Mem.
his TO Cincinnati; O. w. Anderson,
Evansville 10 Cincinnati. II
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Bv Universal Accord,

AyrR's CA1HAR1ic Pills are the O', ", =, -
purva,Iyes for family use. They ''e ~
duct Of long, labOrious and successful ~ :,
cal investigation, and their extensive w. ~. !,
Physicians In their practice and BY ~ ~ ~.
lied nations, proves them the best 'pa ., -,
efr.o.unl purg,tivs Pill that medical s 40,
can devise. Being purely vegetable . 70 W. ~
can arise from their use. In in Ii,i y, i,
and curative powers no other r, Il. ;, Ia t,yr.
compared with them, and every ps .,.,, 1s.a
inc XIII virtues, will employ them ". sy d.
needed. They keep the system IN p ~. I'D,
der. and maintain in healthy acton Wv M.
masbInery Of lie. Mild, searching 40. ana ' -,
tunl, they are specially ad'P,ed 70 ~, d
Of the digestive ,pparutu' ds E, ,y t,t,s
which they prevent and cure u !in ,a .rpIsy
they are the best and safest Pl'y's % ,,,a,ios,
Tor children and weakened eSIl, ',i. !, +.
where a mild but eEsctuAl eH''''"'
lq Fos SAL. ny ALL DAlrra 'll'''"
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en- 50 7Oas 4Oi calves 50 oOas IS per head.
Western natives % 60a3 60; Texans s. IS;
through Texans g 76a3 30.
sHEEP-R-ceipts 800 head. Market firm;
medium 70 choice s. 60a4 90; god TO choice
" 2oai soi lambs g 60aS 25 per head.
CHICAGO. September 9.-Fiour in good dc.
mand at full prices Wheat active, firm and
higher, especially for cash; No 2 red winter
9Si No. 2 Chicago spring 9INc cash 02NO
October; 93hc November; 92c the year. Corn
active but lower at 401kc cash; 4OIfa4OK Sep.
TENDER; Ale bid October; 4iHc November:
rejected 400. Oats dull, weak and lower at
29Kc cash, October and November. Rye
strong and higher At SIC. Barley dull and
lower at 76Hc. Pork fairly active, and a shade
higher at 81 60al7 95 cash; $l7 S5al7 SIX
September: 81 6Oal7 IS October; $40 90
January. Lard active, firm aud higher at
81 95aS 90 cash 81 o. Vas 90 October; 81 92If
az 95 November. Bulk meats steady and
unchanged. WhiIky steady and unchanged
at 81 IS.
The following shows the fluctuations In the
Chicago grain and provision market yesterday
as reported by John II. Hoon 4 Co., brokers,
No. 1l60 Main street:
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TAYLOR SrRAuDER. = Taylor strauder
was brought into court yesterday morning,
but as his counsel was not ready the fur
Their hearing was continued until the al.
ternoon, when Capt. Dovener appeared
with his amended petition for the hdbedS
corpus, which was read. Assistant Dis.
trict Attorney G. B. Caldwell argued for
some against the granting of the writ, and
was followed by Attorney. General White,
who also argued against 1t, and was pro-
ceeding to do this at some length when
Judge Jackson summarily shut him up by
allo wing the writ and saying he would hear
the arguments on the motion TO admit Il
bail at some subsequent time.
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srocKs-The market fell of a fraction in
the early dealings, but subsequently, rose u
10 az, and later reacted 4 TO 2H per cent.
This was followed by recovery OF HaZ
per cent, but during the afternoon speculation
again became depressed, and decline OF u
10 per cent was recorded. In late dealings
the market became firm, and closed at re-
covery OF y to v per cent. Oregon and Ma
vada rose 0 per cent reacted TO Q, and recov.
cred per cent. Montauk coal broke from
IS TO ii. The break was said to be the result
OF manipulattons having for It's object the
shaking out OF q member OF the pool detected
In selling the stock.
The pool stuOd alooi for the time being and
allowed the STOCK to drop OF 10 the lowest
figures reached, when they brought their OWE
price. The insiders stu express confidence
IN higher prices and say the company has nc
Indebtedness has made all necessary expendi
lures for doubling ont pay within three
month aud is earning at the rite OF Z p CEN
per annum, with expectation Of 81 per CEN
dividend by November LIST. The pTincipa
stockholders ale, W. H. Cox, OF the Merchant,
National Bank, James BOyce, OF Baltimore
Davis Hatchklss, OF New Haven, Charl Par
rish aud Souther & Co., of New York ant
George Montague, Of the Seventh Wart
National Bank, Is Treasurer. The regula
| dividend OF Ia per cent on Tue OhlCaBO ant
Northwest preferred stock has been declared
payable on the 2sth Inst.
The earnings Of the 'auada Southern rail
road show gain Of $ls5.0 600 for August, ant
Those Of the Burlington, Cedar Rapids ant
Northern $37,3S2. The gross earning o
thirty.six railroads for The month Of Angus
were $l6,O77,6 an increase Of $780,, 1872
The gross earnings Of thirtY.one roads from
January LIST TO August Slst were sos 93S, 63S
an increase OF SCI, SS1 S91 Tnese statement
include the traffic Of such leading lines as New
York Central, Northwestern, st. Paul, Wa
bash, Central Pacific, Iron Mountain, &c, bu
do not include that OF the Pennsylvania, B
& o., Lake Shore, Aichigan Central ant
Uni IN Pacific.
II the earnings OF these roads were added III
total since January LIST would be swelled =
much higher figures The Northern Pacif
reports 81 10, QUO traffic In August and 5000
land sales The receipts OF this company lex
elusive OF land sales) Tor the fiscal year endet
June 80, 1880, were 1850, 1871. The first in
dications OF the September earningsare show
by the returns from the Northwestern, whicl
gains 1900 the first five days OF the month
and the Denver and Rio Grande which in
creases $55,U 100 the first week OF September.
| N pba
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HYMsSEAL.-The Ftelds.lilier Wedding.
Yesterday afternoon MIR. P. F. Fields
and Miss Annie B. Miller, daughter Of
Mr.. John O. Miller, Of the South Side,
were Joined In the holy bonds OF wedlock
at the Cathedral, Very Rev. j. 7. Sullivan
officiating. The attendants were Mr.. Geo.
Mathison and Miss Annie Hess, Mr.. Chas.
Miller and Miss Della Lantry; and Mr..
Thos. @. Burke and Miss Minnie Dunn:
The bride was handsomely dressed and
was the cynosuTe OF many admiring. eyes.
Her attendants were attired in rich COS
tunes and proved an attractive auxiliary
10 the wedding party.
After the ceremonies were over the
party repaired to the residence Of the
brides father, No. 1886 Chapline street,
where pleasant company OF friends was
assembled to congratulate them. A boun.
tiiul repast was heartily discussed by
those present and good wishes extended
to the happy couple. Mr.. and Mrs. Fields
left on the 5 o'clock train over the Balti.
more and Ohio road for short tour, and
were accompanied as far as Cameron by
their attendants, We join with the many
friends OF the couple in wishing them
bright and happy welded life, and hope
that prosperity may always mark theil
days.
The presents were numerous and costly
list OF which We sppends
Mr.. Geo. j. Mathison, it,, silver basket,
Misses Annie and Aggie Hess, silver
butter dish.
Misses F. @. and W. A. Burke, silver
water pitcher.
Miss D. A. Lantry, silver cake basket.
Mr.. @. r. Miller, silver pickle castor.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kemp, silver castor
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Work, silver pickle
castor.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. ]. Lynch, silver knives
M Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. weitzel, spoons and
butter knife.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Healey, set silver table
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davis, handsome
bronze clock.
Miss Lizzie Davis, bronze ornaments.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dudley, breakfast
castor.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Dudley, glass set.
Miss r. Bassett, handsome vase.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Brannen, pitcher and
glasses.
Mrs. Jenkins, lamp.
Mrs. Jones, glass set.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mathison, sr.,
bronze lamp.
Miss Lizzie Mathison, handsome vase.
Mrs. @. Taylor, butter knife and motto.
Master II. Sprucebank, walters.
Miss K. Hughes, album.
Miss NJ. Hughes, bouquet stand.
Miss X. Myers, picture.
Mr.. o. Wilson, handsome bouquet.
Sisters OF the Visitation, flowers.
MasterT. Miller, bouquet.
Messrs. ]. Wait, Il. Armstrong, NJ. Arm
strong, ]. Dixon, W. Brooks, A. W. Seeg-
or, silver cake basket.
mike" picture.
Mrs. j. P. Trull, cushion.
Miss Minnie Dunn, oil painting.
Mrs. Philip Scheule, FIRE set.
Sister Fabin, prayer book.
Mrs. Werningsr, prayer book.
The groom, life Of Christ"
Mrs. A. A. Ebeling, set vases.
Mr., G. G. Hammer, coal set.
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BELMONT COUNTY FAIR, to be held at St
Clairsyille, O., on September 10th, 10Th
and 18th, 1880 On the above dates q special
train will run as follows: Leave Wheel
ing, (city time) 1925 a. NJ, fare, round trip
10 st. Clairsville, 81 90; leave Benwood
1850 A. NJ, fare, round trip to St Glars
vile, 90c; leave Bellaire, columbus
time) s:20A a. NJ, fare, round trip to St
Clairsville, Soc. Returning, leave St
Clairsyille, Q r. NJ, Quincy, $3.50 Pm.
/. II. PATTERSON,
President st. Clairsville K, r.
g W. E. REPPERT,
Passenger Agent B. & o. r. r.
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rae LOCAL CAMPAIGN.

General Political Notes and Club Gossip.
The meeting advertised to take place at
Elm Grove last evening was postponed on
account Of the inability of Gen. Goff to be
present: owing to illness, and the In
clemency Of the weather.
The Second and Third Ward Club will
meet this evening at the Hope Hose
House, Eleventh street, TO receive their
their uniforms. A full attendance oil the
members Is Tequested.
The First Ward Club, in addition TO
the uniform adopted, will wear red leggins.
The Young Mems Garfield Club held o
very successful meeting last evening for
drill purposes.
The Junior Garfield Club was out on the
Capitol Square last evening making them
selves proficient In the different move
ments,
The captains OF the several marching
clubs are requested to meet at the 1NTEL-
LIoRNcRR office this evening at 1880 o'clock,
10 make arrangements In regard TO attend
ing the Martins Ferry meeting Saturday
evening.
The Democracy will be addressed by
Hon. John F. Follett on the South Side
IT The Fourth Ward Republican meeting
Saturday evening will be grand success.
The Seventh Ward Garfield and Arthur
Club will meet at the corner OF Virginia
and South Huron streets this evening at
1880 o'clack for the purpose OF electing
marching officers and the transaction Of
other important business.
The Young Mems Democratic club are
making extensive preparations TO cut
swell when they burst on the view OF the
admiring public.
Hon. Jno. F. Follett addressed the Bel
laire Democracy last evening.
The Fourth Ward Garfield club held 6
meeting last evening and promoted officer
to fiji the vacancies occasioned by the resig
nation OF Lieutenant ]. NJ. Lewis, recently
elected Major OF the regiment. An inyi
, tation was extended 10 all the ward club!
TO attend the mass meeting at the corne
Of Seventeenth and Wood streets, Satur
day evening.
The line officers met at the Sixth ware
club rooms last evening, and the onl!
thing done was to discuss the matter o
, uniforms for the regimental officers.
!, publicans Of Martins Ferry on saturda!
The Eighth ward club desire TO express
, their thanks to Mr.. I. ]. Hugus for tn
, donation OF a barrel OF oil.
The Hancock Cadets were organized las
night, as follows: John F. Baker, Presi
dent; Messrs. Miller, Kennels, Franzhein
and Roberts, Vice-Presidents; Messrs. OF
= Carothersand Lewis 81. Baker, Secretaries
Mr.. A Wickham, Treasurer; A. A. Fran
. zheim. Captain; Edgar Hall, First Lieuten
: ant; Gus. Franzheim, Second Lieutenant
. Mr.. Roberts, Third Lieutenant; Mr.. Tones
! Standard Bearer; Messrs. White an
Hearne, Markers.
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CINCINNATI ExcURsloNs.-Tbe P. @. &
ST. l.. Ry., (Pan Handle routel announce
low excursion rates to the Cincinnati Ex-
position for the following dates: Sept. s!h ,
llth, 18th, Esd, 10th, and Oct. 9th, and
9th. Tickets good for six days.
The Pan Handle Is the direct and popu-
lar route to Cincinnati, having the least
number OF changes aud making the quick.
est time.
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CtScINNArE AND CnoAGo ExposrioSs.-
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com.
pany will sell excursion tickets to the Gin.
cinnati Exposition September sth, 18th,
10th, 23d, Goth and October 9th and 9th ;
returning tickets good elk days from date,
and to the Chicago Exposition the follow.
ing Tuesdays: September l4th, 2lst 2slh
aRd October 9th, 18th and 10th; tickets
good returning Ave days from date.
During the Chicago Exposition special
low rate excursion will be run via B. 4 o.
Railroad; tickets good ten days from date.
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EAsr LIBERTY, September 9.-oArrLE-Re-
ceip,s to-day 800 head OF through and 1853 head
OF yard stock; total for three days 935 head Of
through and 20l6 head Of local, The nine
loads received to-day met with ready tales at
firm yesterday prices, but we-e rather com.
mon; all sold and pens clear Sales to-day
1853 head total for four days 2,97l head.
Hoes. Receipts to-day 1870 head. Total
for three days 6,4S6 head. Cruisers 81 0Oa
476; Workers IS 00a6 10; Phlladelphias IS 40a
SEQ
snEEr-Receipts to-day 1000 head Total
for three days S,O00 head. Market closed fair
for next week.
oISoIEENri, September 9.-Cotton firm at
Ike. Flour In good demand; family 81 6Oa
4 so; fancy IS O0a5 IS. Wheat active, firm
and higher; No. Q amber 9la92c: No. red
winter 0iA95c. Corn strong: No. 9 4Gc Oats
strong; No. 2 mixed SSc. Rye strong; No. 2,
sSa9Oc Barley In good demand; extra No.
fall $50. Pork dull and nominal at $l6 U0a
10 90. Lard firm at II 95AS 90. Bulk meats
dull at b7<aSHc. Baconin fair demand at OK
a9ha9Xc. Whisky steady at 81 II. Butter
dull: choice Western Reserve 22a23c; choice
Central Ohio lsa20c. Linseed Oh higher al
SIC.
ToLEDo, September 9-wheat weak No.
white Wabash CSC; No. l white Michigan
98IIc; amber Michigan, spot 97Hc; October
CSC; No. 2 red Wabash, spot 97Hc; October
CSC; November 09Xc; December 81 cox; No
8 red Wabash 9S1fc; rejected S6xc. Corn
weak; high mixed 45c; No. 2, spot 44I<c
October 4i7Ec; No. 2 white $50; rejected AZ
Oats dull No. 2, spot and October SSc.
NEw YoRK, September 9.-DRY Goops-
There was firm, tone In seaso 1abl. goods from
first hands to-day and the jobbing trade wa!
fairly active, despite the rainy weather. Cot
ton goods in fair demand and steady. Prints
Ginghams and dress goods fairly active
Mems wear woolens quiet. Flannels IN mod
crate request and firm. Foreign goods in bet
ter demand.
NEw ORLEANS, September 9.-Cotton firm
middlinG lie; low middling l01ic; good ordi
nary 9Hc. Net receipts 6S5 bales: grOsl
l,6Ss balGs;sales $500 bales stock sc, 729 bales
Others unchanged.
u1ScNSArI, September 9.-Hogs qu,et
and steady; common 81 00ai 90; light 81 Il
as 90; packing 81 40a5 20; butchers IS 25l
IS. Receipts l,60O head; shipments Az
head.
TIruLvILLE, Sep ember 9.-MarEet openrd
at 0Skc; highest 1910; lowest 9SIs. closed
at 93Kc: shipments $1,000 barrels, chsr. Z,
l7,CoO barrels sales $4,000 barrels.
PITTsBuRoR, September 0.-PErRoLEuM---
fairly active; crude firm at 81 10 at Parkers
for shipment refined exc for Philadelphia
delivery.
AErwxRr. September e.-PErRoLEuu-Re
fined 2hc
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Ghe 4ttelItgeucer.
ONCE. Nos. as and n Fourteenth stree
rev Advertisements.

Wanted-Boy.
Garfield and Arthur-second aud Third
Ward Club.
Wanted-Salesman.
Yeast Gems O. Behrens.
Grand Celebration and Picnic.
Nouce-Fitth Ward Garfield and Arthur
Wanted-Glrl to do Houseworl'
Groceries-C. Behrens.
Fruit Jars-Chris. Wincher. y
Wanted-Situation.
Inman Line Royal Mail Steamers,
Wanted-A Woman to Wash and Iron.
wanted-Tailors.
Friday Packet for PsrkersburE-sCotia.
[ For CinCinnsti-Sidney.
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MINOR MENTION.
The Doipga OF nay Boiled Down for
Hasty Readers.

Fires were comfortable Yesterday.
THERE is one thing the cool weather
can't chill, and that Is political enthus-
iasm.
Tnr North End Social will give dance
at their club rooms this evening, A pleas
ant time Is guaranteed all who. attend.
wEnotice' that the Mcclure House bill.
lizard parlors have been touched up and
the tables have new cloths put on them.
THIS is the season of the year when fire
Is put in the crate for the first time, that
the defective aue gets in Its work with o
big conaagration.
MAYER's band played last night at Nc.
Lains Hall for the Silver Leaf Social. To-
night It will agitate crowd at the same
hall, aud Saturday will play at Wilbert's
garden.
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Music lovers will tiud it to their interest
to attend the closing out sale Of Musical
Goods at Sheib's, Washington Hall.
Books, Music, instruments, etc, are sell
ing at bona fde cost, so as to attend to the
Piano and Organ business exclusively
hereafter.
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We understand from Mr.. ohas. CHIP,
proprietor Union House, Ashland, Pa ,
that his wife bad been very badly troubled
with rheumatism for several months when
9 friend sent her portion OF bottle OF
ST. Jacobs Oil which gave her perfect re-.
liei and she has not been troubled with II
since.
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CHEAP EXCURSION TO PIrrsBuRGH.-The
P, @. & St. L. Railway Company Pan
handle route) will sell excursion tickets &c
the Pittsburgh Exposition on Friday
morning OF each week until October Sth
Tickets good going on morning train only
returning will be good on trains Of Friday
and Saturday only. Fare for round trip
including admission to the Exposition
g 90,
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SINGING LEssoNs-Mrs. Annie NJ. sbeib
will resume her course OF vocal instruction
September 9th. Application may be
made at her rooms, lll2 Main street, Cd
ioor, from 10 TO IL A. NJ. and 2 to AZ. N.
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MILLS, FREw & CO.,
BOOZE BINDERS
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS

Are prepared at all times, with the best ma.
terial, to fill orders for Blank Books such as
are used by Banks, Counties, Corporations,
Railroads and Merchants, upon short notice,
and in the most desirable and workmanlike
manner.
Having all the latest and most improved
machinery VIC feel confident that we will rem.
der entire satisfaction to all who favor US With
their orders
Music, Magazines and Periodicals of every
description bound in a neat and durable
MILLS, FREw & CO.,
Nos. Is 81 FOURTEENTH ST.,
seq WHEELING, W VA.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS

WAsHnsTos, September 10.-l A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, sta
tionary, followed by falling barometer
stationary or higher temperature, north
veering to easterly winds, clear or partly
cloudy weather.
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onIEr TOBACCO is all the rage. Try it
For sale everywhere.
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EVERYBODY chews Chief Tobacco, be-
cause it is the best. For sale by all first
class dealers.
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ISQulRE for Chief Tobacco and take no
other. You will like it.
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OPERA TONIGHT. WIN open new line
'r' JACOB W. GRUB,
Corner Twelfth and Market Streets.
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TRADE REPORTS.
CONDITION OF THE VARIOUS MAR,
KETS YESTERDAY.
Money and stock. Ylrm-Wheat, Cora
and Piour-Beer, Pork and Lard
Dry Goods and Groceries
Produce, Cotton, wool,
whisky, dc, dc.


NEW YoRk. September 9.-MoSEY-Market
easy at 2a3 per cent, closing at 2a2k per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 4Ifa6h per
cent Sterling exchange bankers bills 81 s0a<i
demand 81 SSH.
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