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RICHMOND MARKETS.
Country Produce.

Bssspax: 2O@20H,. a y.
Butter: Prime 10 CDolce yellow, 25@3Oc. fair
corr. usaI: e2c. p bushel for country: zoe. for
B,I red Fruit: Apples, 3a4c.; blackberries, &C..
cherries. l2@loc.; raspberries' 20@I2c.
f Fssthers: Prime n7e-goOse, 4oa45c: common.
zoe.
Ray: Virginia timothy, sl@tl.05; clover, $50
0ats: Baled. 9ocasl.
'G Roofs: Ginseng, oCc.@sl ~ d. Seneca free Of
tops, 40c. r n.
lard: Country, SaslEc.
hue: S0@ S5c. n bnsDel.
Sxmdc. Prime. I5c.
Bsled StrdW: 35a40c.
Tuil0to: 5a5xc. y N.
Wool: Washed 40@4lc.; unw2shed, 27d2Sc.
BURY wool will bring from 70 Sc. b ID less IMAM
above rates.
Cement. Lime, Plaster. ke.
C,,n,nt. Rose.dsle. sl4O@tl6O p barre,
James River, 81 .30@s1.40.
Lime: Agricultural, sGl0c. = brsnel; Roekand.
si5@tixo according g;tnS. e. qs ssSoc 'o"r
Plaster: Lump, "a rs; groCHo, 90 eaicintd
plaster. VI 60@sl.75
Tar: Large size, s4.1o.
Dry Goods.
Prfnts: Merrimaes. 7c.: Merrimack shifting,
&C.. Richmond, 6xr.; south Bridge; 61c. Pscine'
isin,nel,s. exc; Aiien's oIc. Manchester, 7c
Wasnlngton 6xc.: Mslsry Pink, &C.; Mallory Pur-
ME. 7c.; simpson Mourning, 7e., simpson Grey,
5e.; simpson Black, &C.; Harmony, Be-; Ash
land Sol d, SIC.
Bro,on Cofions. Manchester 4 A., b4c.; Mar
chester "A A. A., 6kc.; Roskbflcgc "A X.
| n. 6@c.; James River o. o.. 64c: James River
Xxx. k, 6tc.: James River 4-$ IL. H., dye. james
n. exc. Grznitsyiile "A r. T.. 7ke.i Poeahoniss
| nne g.: Conestoga d., 7c.; ConesloeA W., 7ss.
| Brotoa Sheetings: Pepperell l0-4, 2ofe.; An.
Btsaensd Shtrf,nas and Sassts~oss New Yorh
Mills. l2kc.: Wsmsutts, l2e.: payol, iQc.; An
restdar. pc Hero 4, sc. Pelham. &C.; Qane-
psng, &c llow "A, &c.; Eclipse Al, &c.; Security
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The Memphis City Dcbf.

NEW YORK, September 20.-Several OF the
largest Memphis city bondholders met here
to-day to confer with the commission ap-
pointed by the Tennessee Legislature to
examine into the condition OF Memphis as
to It's liabilities and assets. The meeting
was adjourned until Wednesday after an
informal discussion.
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Drowned while Boating.
Labor Troubles I'm Ohio.
CONFLICT BETWEEN STRIKING MINERS AND
STATE TROOPS.

CONFLICT BETWEEN STRIhING MlAkKs AMI
STATE TROOPS.
CINCINNATI, ONO, September 20.-Trou-
BILE has occurred at the Corning, Ohio, coal
mines, about 1000 striking miners being
bent upon driving out the, colored miners
who have taken their places. State troops
were sent TO the scene, and Saturday even
ing the strikers charged one OF the mines
from three sides, when the troops opened
fire on them, wOunding ten-nine seriously.
Shouting and shooting were going on pro-
miscuously Saturday night. Further tele-
grams state that when the miners assaulted
the works at the mine they were ordered by
the troops to halt, and they responded by
firing upon the troops. The troops then
returned the fire, wounding the number
mentioned and scattering the sssaulting
party.
A special from Columbus says: Dis
patches received from Corning state that the
miners undertook TO come within the lines
established by the Ewing Guards, and were
ordered to halt. They responded with n
volley Of musketry, and the 6re was re-
turned and kept up for five minutes"
Colonel w. {. Lamont, in dispstch re-
ceived late last night, says: " The striking
miners divided their force into three par
ties, and simultaneously attacked the troops
and Corning miners on the two ridges
extending along the north and south
sides Of what is known rs mine
No. g." he says their column on the
north side was fully 200 strong, and well
armed. They were halted by the troops,
when firing began as above stated. The
miners then opened Dire from both ridges,
but scattered and fed rrecipitately after
the troops had fired few rounds. They
made an effort afterwards TO organize and
make another onslaught, but did not suc-
coed. The striking miners are said to be
returning 10 their homes at Stra'tsyille and
Shawnee. The number OF them engaged
In the attack on the troops is said to have
been 500. No further disturbance Is antici-
pated.
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Launch Of "A Yacht.

BALTIMORE, september 20.-M. Henri
Saws new yacht, Bretagne was launched
this morning from the ship-yard OF Messrs.
Master Il Ready. A large number Of per-
sons were present. The new Yacht. is in
length $40 feet over all, beam 80 feet, and
depth Of hold II feet. Her frame is OF best
Chesapeake oak. stauDchions Of locust, and
her cost will be 5000, 600.
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Especial telesram 10 the Dispaieh.1
NORFOLK, Va, September 20.-Miss Belle
Mackenzie and Mr.. Herbert Archer, OF
Ford's Opera Troupe-the company open
Ing the new Academy Of Music to-day
were married last night in the presence Of
the company at the Atlantic Hotel. Rev.
o. A. GIazebrook, formerly Of Richmond,
but now OF Macon, Ca, performed the cere-
mony.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, September 20, 1880


OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. AZ bushels; of which "a BUSH
els were Ie-exhbiied. Red, 3,l7S bushels; OF
which Sc bush Is were re.exhibit,d
CoRE.-Nixed. As bu. hels.
OATS.-l46 bushels.
MEAL.-56 bushels all Of which were re-exhib-
tied.
RYE 8 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT-Red, no bushels very good Lancaster
at 81 LA rs bushels very good Lancaster at 81 49,
"a bushels fair lancaster at Sl.0S; sos bushels
very good mixed on private terms; 100 bushels
very good mixed at $1.l0; 4eS bushels very good
FuliZ On private terms; 80 bushels very good Fuz
at Sl.0S 20S bushels good FuiZ at 90; 81 bush
els good Fnllzat $l.0j 1874 bushels fair Fuliz al
81 OF; 40 bushels common Fulz at 05c.-tota
2,7SO bushels.
CoRN.-M ired, 90 bushels very good al 55c.
OATS.-J0 bushels prime winter on private terms
s bushels very good spring al 43c.-tota, So bush
els.
MEAL.-56 bushels al Csc.
kYE.-lS bushels on private terms.
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n.rr,uoRr LIVESTOCK MARKET.


GO SO-GENTLEMEN CAN -
0Z.CU Buy A yiyE-DoLLAKS.. =. 4. I.
FRENCH CALF GLOvf-TOr TERRY-6oRE
bourht al . bankrupt sale In Bosten ~ half price.
ANA viii be sold Tor half price. This II no humpx.
Cab and sse for yourselves 81 The oio ssssonsneo
lnnt J. GotdeeA.
90 l0.lm No, 1898 Main srco<i
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marine INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-sKPrEMBER 81, 1885,
PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER 20, 1880.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New YORK
merchandise and passengers, q. W. Aheh o.
agents. Vi ..tI.o.a
schooner II. T. b ggs, Quillan, New York. railroad
iron Richmond ana Altghany railroad.
schooner Alfred Keen, Henderson, kennebec, ice,
BARI Henry 4. Buruham, York, Norfolk, hight, 10
load coal, Currie Co.
SAILED.
Steamer City OF Richmond, clifford, Norfolk
United States mail, merchandise, aud passensen'
l. Ii. Taium. agent. -, \, c,,.rs
schooner Maggie Myers, Baltimore, coal, 6'st
agent; vessel, Currie 20.
ARRIVED AT osBoRSE's.
Schooner p. G. schultz, Thompson, hicnmono'
light. T. j. Woodbridge.
SAILED raoN osBoRSEs.
Schooner II. n. Grant, Lurty, New YORK; wood' u
j. Rogers x. vo.p vooS
Schooner Ann Dale, Blackuer, New fork' Woou
T. j. Woodbridge. -, c,., neus york
s:hoonsr Rhods Holmes, Van oaaf' new ioss
reod, 7. J. Woodbridge.
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Hon. Lafayette s: Foster, formerly Presi-
dent OF the Senate and acting Yice-Presi-
dent OF The United States, died at Norwich,
Conn.,, Sunday morning, after brief H.
ness. He was q direct descendant Of Miles
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Ire-ROuud.

SAN Francisco, September 20. Captain
Nelson. of the schooner Western Home,
seventeen days from Alaska, reports the
Arctic relief revepue.cutter Thomas Cor
via lying at one OF the small ports Ice
IAupA
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAY. September 20. 1880.
sALEs.-600 virsinia 'sx-receivable coupons at
91A; $1,000 Richmond city SIS NJ 10is: 81 shares
or c. G. aud A. X. X. stock nj AZ; 4 share X. and
ID. X. r. stock at elk; 10 shares DO. at s1k; do.
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Nrw YAK, September 20.-Jndge James
p. sinnot. q, the New York Marine Court,
who has been a since Friday, died To-Day
Of bcart-disease.
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WALL STREET YESTERDAY.

NEW YORK. September 20.-The Posts financial
artic' says The stock Exchange markets at the
the first few moments prices were sold down
ION. but before the call the market became
strong, and 50 cOntiGUtd until about noon.
prices advancing sa3 Since noon, f@% Of
are Western Union Telegraph and Louisville
and Nashville. The first has sold at a OF.
ference Of II per cent. between cash and
" REGULAR The transfer-bOOks for the October
election viii close this afternoon. Louisville
aud Nashville, which closed az l49A on sat
uid day, las advanced tO-d,y TO l4S& on pur-
chases of five hundred shares. The earnings OF
the company show even larger Increase than was
calcuaed on; and the general mortgage per cent.
bonds recently marketed at l02 md accrued intet-
est bv Messrs. Drexe. Morgan Il Co. aud Messrs.
| Aug. Belmont < Go. are selling TO-DAY az l0i and
accrued Interest. although not yet on The Stock EN-
change list The stocks AT all active after those
named are Erie Hannibal aud ~. joseph. Lake
and the coal shares. Railr al bonds are generally
higher United States bonds are firm tire only
cnaDge being an advance Of In the 6s Of $50 81.
The mOney market remains easy nj n per cent.
for call loans, ga per cent. for time loans ana
G15k per cent for prime mercantile paper.
The following quotations were current To-day:
United States 4 per cents, lIOsNllO4 United
States AZ per cents, ll0SG lO]i; New Jersey Gem
iral, 20; Ohio and Mississippi, 35&: Erie 3S[
Michigan Central, %; Hannibal and -. Joseph,
4OA: Lake shore. 10s4: Northwest, 1897: North
west preferred, l2lA: Iron Mountain, 54A: Rock
Island. III; ST. Paul, 90 ~. Pau preferred, -
Wabash, y: Louis ana Pacific 37N; wabash ~.
Louis and Pacific preferred, 81; Kan rs and Texas.
"a: Western Union Telegraph, 1903 c. G.. and |. e.,
10; Pacific Mail. 4O7i.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, September 2O.--Vlrpinia 6's, de-
ferrcd, ~; consols. 5S4 second series. "a past
due coupons. 90b new l0-i0's, Az; l0.4U's
coupons, 95A. Bid to-day
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK..

NEW YORK, September20 -T9en.-Stocks strong.
Money on CALI 2M3 per cent. Fxchange-Long,
4S1: short. 4S3s. State bonds dun. Governments
nominal.
Ersnfng.-Money, 263 per cent. Exchange,
4Sla. Governments quiet and firm; new SIS,
1928: ~ per cents, 10Y; per cents, 1l0e.
States nominal.
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

Flour.
zine. s30t3.50; extra, S4.5O@S4.75 aHperhne,
$4,000. common family. t4730S5.25.
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Destructive Floods I'm England.

LONDON, September 20.-Destructiye
floods occurred on Saturday and Sunday
in the districts OF Bedford, BedwOrth, NAL
ton, Newbury, Seaton, and Sheffield, cau'-
ing great damage to crops and other pro-
perty.
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LONDON, September 20.-The IimeS'S cor
respondent at Simla SAYS: The news from
Ca6u is generally favorable. Mahomed Jan
has written a letter Offering his services I'M
reservedly to the Amer, but be is stlll very
i'll at Wardak. His brother, who has been
with the Ameer at Cabul, has been sent
back with numerous presents. The Amer
has paid four months OF arrears OF pay TO the
troops in Cabul. The army in Turkistan
has acknowledged the Amer.
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LYNCHBURG.

CONTEST OVER THE REPUBLICAN NOMINATION.
CONVENTION OR no CONTEMPORARIES LATE
POLITICAL Plight ASSESSMENT OF CITY PRO.
PERTY-PERSeNAL, &C.
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PARIS, September 20.-The statue OF NJ.
Theirs was unveiled on Sunday at st. Ger
main in the presence Of large crowd. NJ.
Jules Simon delivered the address. NJ. Oil
yier Pain, the radical journalist, protested
yehementIy, amidst scene OF great excite
ment, against the erection OF the statue. lie
was arrested by a gendarme in order 10 pro-
tect him from the violence OF the crowd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-30

CERTIFICATE OF INCORrORATION.-Secrc
tarv Of State Brady yesterday issued q
certificate OF incorporation to the United
States Capitol Electric Light Company,
for the purpose Of Waking, selling and
furnishing light for the ns0 Of cities,
streets, public buildings, private houses,
&C., and for manufacturing machinery
therefor. The principal oiticeshall be at
Washington, n, G., and Is To expire on
January LIST, 1900. for the purpose OF
incorporation s., 500 have been subscribed,
OF which $3.50 have been paid in, and
desire the privilege of increasing tho cap.
ital from fine to time TO one million dol
lars in all. The capital so subscribed is
divided into shares OF 500 each, which
are held as follows: Horace l,ittlG, Of
Rilgeway, Pa, i've; +. Stanton, Wash
ington,, b. c., five; ]. ]. Newell, DR.. ".
Bliss, Washington, D. O., five shares each.
And the stock hereafter sold 10 be divided
into shares Of like amount.
Also to the RGi!1ing Association "No.5, +"
for the purpose OF raising money TO be
Iised among the members IN buyinG
lois, Or houses; or in building houses, or
repairing them. The principal office
shall be at CbarlsGtown, In the county OF
jefferson, and is to expire january !, lS9l.
Thirteen hdndred dollars have been
subscribed for tho purpose OF incorpora'
ton, and one hundred and thirty paid IN
upon the subscription, and they desire
the privilege OF increasing the capital 10
$260,0O0 In all. 2 az, %. 49,.
The shares shall be s2G0 each, oiwhich
Jos. Tapnell, ], y.SimmGnU, ]. Garland
Hurst, David Howell, George Baylor and
Joseph Gollsith bold one share each, and
the capital hereafter sold to be divided into
shares Of like swopRh
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PRRsoNAL-NIrs. L. $. Delaplaine, Mrs
J. W. Grubb, Mrs. Hull Quarter and Miss
Mary Wilson will leave Saturday on the
81. Lawrence for New Orleans.
George II. Welshons, OF the Washing
ton, Pa, Rrrinr and Examiner, is in the
city.
Col. R. NJ. Delaplaine left for New York
last night.
Bishop Tuigg, of Pittsburgh, and Bishop
Kahn were entertained ut the residence Of
Captain G. ]. Rawling, North Wheeling,
last evening.
Rya telegram last night to gentleman
In this city we iearn that Adjutant Gene
raj Wood and bride, DIR. X, S. Harvey,
and Major Ran. Staluecker will arrive in
the city this morning on the st. Lawrence.
Col. 'rhos. II. b. Haase, ticket agent at
the h. so. depot IN this city, returned
west. The Col. Is very enthusiastic about
the mines and the mining interests Of
Lcadville.
Henry Pnrdy, Of Purdy & Mcneil
Cleveland lumber dealers, Is in the city.
W. II. Snyder, General Agent d. & O.
express, Is IN the plty.
Mrs. !. Y. Hamilton, Of Washington,
Pa, is visiting her daughter Bessie at Mt.
do Chnntnl.
Col. T. p. shaIlcross Is at home on a
brief WRIT.
Bishop Tuigg, of the Diocese of Pitts.
burgh, is visiting Bishop Kahn, OF this
city.
Among Yesterday s arrivals at the Stamm
arc: NJ NJ, Fowler ninp County, O.; W,
@. Leonard, st. Mary's; Hunt i. Adams,
Indianapolis; W. II. Cohen, John Brown,
PiNsbptgh; James D. Campbell, New
York, AleyGniiCr .SReGney, StGubonyille;
Ham. Harvey, wells6HrE B. Snyder, Buf.
falo, MY; W. p. Sampson, Cincinnati;
Charles Brockunier, City; NJ. Kaufman,
New York.
The following are among the latest ar.
rivals at the New Mcl.u.0: I. Saunders,
Philadelphia; Charles Goodwin. Ralti.
more; H. i. Long. Eittsbnrgh;T, n. Loug,
Pittsburgh; A. V. Hart, II, Ii. Printess, b.
Bruce, Jr., New York: &. II. Smith, Sleu.
benvile; ,Ino. Kaufman, Philadelphia;
John b. l.aidley, W. Va; VIM. G. Nc.
Lean, Mansfield; Jas. o. Owens, Pitts.
burgh; ID. Tyler, Hamilton %. 10. +. Reed,
Boston; r. P. Brown, Philadelphia: II. y.
'PgNly, Cleveland; a. B. Beck, Steuben-
viilej u. B. Roht, Chicago; Frank W. Hill,
A. Smith, Olncinnati; ". A. Allen, W.. p.
Cochran, Now York. Juo. W, pfusaing
Chicago; W. II. Fountain, New York;
john Eugleby. Nd. W. L. keepert, Port.
land Station; Vim. Maxwell, All Round;
Jas. W. Beaumont and lad. Philadelphia;
D. ShrivGr, Virgiuia;J. L. DeHoung, Phil.
adelphia: s. $. Shriver, Virginia; A. r,
Hopper, II. J. Bunsield, Pittsburgh;
Frank Beard, GNllipolis;' L. H. Nipple,
New YoEIs; Q. B. Smith, New Castle; L. u.
Fickelsen, Pittsburgh; a, penniston, Pa.
Chas r. Row0ns, Barnesyille.
Aiessrs. !. 7. Gi.Chrlst and @, p, Huh
bard were yesterday respectively, re.eleGt-
cd President and Secretary OF the Wheel
ing Iron aud Nail Company,
Mr.. VIM. Kraft, toFmer Wheellngite,
and now an active business man Of
was in the city yesterday.
A personal in Yesterdays paper indiCat.
ed q change Ia the ownership OF the Nc
Lure business. Mr.. =. y. Norton Is still
sole proprietor
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IL your Hair Failing or Turning Gray:

II Your Hair Falling or Turning Cray
London Hair Color Restorer," the most
clearly and delightful article ever intro.
duCed to the American people. 1t Is to.
tally different from all others, no! sticky
or gunIrny, and free. from all impure
Ingredients that render many other
preparations obnoxious. II thickens thin
hair, restores gray hair. gives 1t new life,
cures dandrutf, causing the hair TO grow
where 1t has fallen OF or become thin,
does not soil or stain anything, and is so
perfectly and elegantly prepared Us to
make 1t lasting hair dressing and toilet
luxury.
vaapel. Moore 4 Co., Cleveland, Ohio,
write: please send US one gross Lion:
don Hair Color RestOrer." We have sold
large quantities OF 1t lately, and will con-
tinue 70 recommend it, as we think 1t de-
Cidedly the best preparation in the market
The writer OF this Is using It on his own
head" London Hair Color Restorer is
sold by all druggists at 20 cents bottle.or
six bottles for "a. Principal Depot for
United States, $50 North Sixth street,
Philadelphia.
Ask your druggist for London Hair Color
Restorer. Price, IS cents q bottle. Six
bottles, 81. Main depot for the U. S., $50
North Sixth ST., Philadelphia. TrhsAw
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CHARITABLE () NuIsAScEs-BHsinesa
men and other persons in this city cont
plain very seriously Of the daily annoy.
ance they are subjected to hy persons beg
ging and importuning them for contribn'
lions TO church fairs, festivals, votes for
watches, bracelets, &C., nd infnitmm Hard
Ivan houra day passes" said sufferer
20 us Yesterday, but some one of these
uuisances annoy me. Business honrs or
business dutlOs do not exempt me from
them they come in when | am engaged
in conversation with my customers, and il
I do not hasten to comply with their out
raVeons demands they become personal,
cali me mean and penurlous, &c. Some
DAYS as many as ten OF twelve Of these men.
dicants come around, and tell you brief
W. said he, turning to wait on q customer,
Glhls thing is growing very moEotonons,
and ia nuisance that cannot be abated
TOO soon; and the only way to DO II Is 70
generally dIscountOnanCe 1t, and ttcwn 1t
Thisis merely an echo Of what We hear
many lltues day, aud as followed Of pres
entis calculated to do charitable giving q
realiniury. r.. .afHl d.
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Police CouRr-Julge C,Gnmcr.-The fol.
lowing cases were disposed Of at this
Court yesterday morning: L
Elias Rolls and Dick Kenney, disorderly
conduct, the former 81 and the latter s.
and costs each. Paid.
Emmett Wells and Charles Smith, dis
orderly conduct. Committed.
Two vagrants were sent up Tor two
months each.
]. NJ. Laishley, disorderly conduct, s.
and costs. The disorderly conduct con-
sisted in an alteration al the RegiJeioiRce,
ION Tuesday evening, with o. $. Howell, in
which a'pistol was discharged by Lalsh-
ley. The alteration grew out Of Laish.
ley's dissatisfaction over the marriage Of
his daughter to Mr.. Howell, as reported
some days since
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Dry, parched, sore throat, losing flesh,
bronchitis and asthmatic attacks, weaken
ed and debilitated state Of the system, all
these dangerous symptoms are cured BY
DR.. SWGyHe's Compound Syrup Of Wild
Cherry" The first dose gives relief, and
the worst cough and sore lungs yield to its
healing properties. Sold by druggists at
% cents and 81, or six bottles for So. The
large size is the most economical. Pre-.
pared only by DR.. Swayne 4 Son, and sold
by all druggists in Wheeling and else
where. TTSGw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-30

Throw off that respondent spirit, crush
that feeling OF despair, be cheerful, happy
aud well. Take Simmons Liver Reguia.
tor. 1t is no hunbug, It's virtues can be
proved by hundreds right here at home.
Examine the certificates. 1t has cured
tho worst pases Of lropsy, dyspepsia, and
prevents chills, fever, Nc.
"a have been dyspeptic for years; be.
gan to use the Simmons Liver Regulator
two years ago ii has acted like charm in
my case. Rev. j. @. HOLMES,
MwRkw Clayton, Ala"
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The marks last evening indicated II feel
and rising, business on the levee only
iaIF. :
The niurnal for ParkeHburg, Welcome
Tor st. Marys. Telegram for Clarington,
Phaeton for SistersvIlIe, O'Neal for Steu.
benville and Bachelor for Pittsburgh
were the departures yesterday,
The Courier will DO this mornings Par
kersburg packet, leaving at 1880 o'clock.
Anutnb Der OF young gentlemen aud ladies'
lelt on the Phaeton Yesterday afternoon,
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AMrSEMES1s-proi. Hermann schoCk-
ey, Whuelings violinist, assisted by Mrs.
RammoIsbcrg, Miss Nellie Sweeney and
other talented artists oil this city, will give
a concert Mt the Disci pies Church next
Thursday evening. This concert prom
iSes to BE- one OF tho finest eVer. given In
this CITY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-30

ELECTION OF oFFIcRns. Tho new Board
Of Directors Of the Benwood Iron Works
met Mt the office 81 the company yester-
day afternoon and organized by the re-
election OF tho old officers, viz: A. w.
Campbell, President; l.. S. Delaplain,
Vice President, and AlonGO Loring, Sec
ratnFV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-30

TRANSFER OF REAL EsTATR-The fol-
lowing transfer Of real estate was admit
red to record in the Office OF the County,
Clerk yesterday:
Deed made January 18th, 1850, by JAs.
l.. IIawley to ]. D.. Ewing Tor northeast
corner Of lot s, on tho south side Of Twelfth
street, near Byron street, for Sl,SOO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-30

HYNESEAl,-The nuptials Of Mr.. Vii.
liam II. Dixon and Miss Rachel Holt were
celebrated last evening at the residence Of
the BRIDES father, Mr.. John Holt, Rev.
Samuel d. Barpitz, Of the English Lu-
theran church, officiating. For kindly
and substantial remembrance this Office
returns thanks, and wishes the bride and
groom pleasant and prosperous life.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-30

BUY a Present that will outIast time
one to not only gladden. The heart to-day but
In after years awaken happy rscOllecticns
Of the gVer. JACOB W, GRUB.