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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-18
TRUSTEES SALE,

By virtue OIL q deed Of run mad.
Campesl and Bridget, his vile, 10 X. y PIrk
IIu,tsC, dated the 7th day Si ApdI ~ slndonllud
corded In the Office Of the tltrk 81 n. n and II
9! Ohio County West Virginia In De- SSTTaly Court
No. :, page Sos, Ihpll, on wv u AEaII Eek
SATURDAY, MAY IIIH
commencing VI 10 o'clock a, N. prntSsui,
front door OF the Court Houss ~ mr. W el lO
YirginG, to the higheat aud bsIt SiIS,yy ISSI TuI
Ing described property, that Ii 10 .,, Ms ell0y'
ons'hAI Of lot numbeTOd Gl1 GI In ,sss,. aas EOiA
tEenty-ons III ~ deSgBIt 4 on IN nv Gu@ esld
tnb-diVlI'0n1 VI the JOS6ph CGldESii s,'S,.P Ne
dillon lhtIelrom 10 the city Of Wbs.iWe, Ha ~
county Of Ohio, aud htlIe Il Wt,t Why, 10 The
hall lot tronu on the west side Of Wooi. "a sld
tween Twenty seventh and Twenty tSSth Iue,l y
the sixth ward Of the Lad city Of W6SIi,00t Fu 10
me same property conveyed 10 the MI Sihg
Campbell by l., q. HughI and ViIS AItk
dated the 9Th day o. April, 1875, and ii 49,, dett
once he CerE Of the County Couf Of ' ~ y hS
~, West Virginia, '|'' VI Vno oOIa'
TERSs or sALE-one-thlrd Of the pu,ch No..
AID a much more % the purchaser NAV ssr
In eAlhi Tue residue In Two CQuAl ip1iIl
and twelve months, with iHtTp,t from a., NGf
purchaser giving notes, secured BY je,J Of t,r.,
llmclent Insurance Tor deferred paImFnt, "~h 1aa
The title 70 the said property i believed ia 49,.
iect, hnt selling ~ trustee, shall convey az t'
tue ~ 10 vested In me by said deed Of tT;,' 'Vah
M =. WIN ?. hUBB4RD' T,us..
W. II, vdALLHR, AucllOneOT,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-18

NRUsTEE's SALE.

BY virtue Of three several deed, Of TIM,
me, ths underaisntd trustee, by Indiana D,Ii,,.
vile Of ChAffg u, DtiterS, With lhlIle, II h.,,s,.
her huaeagd, dated and recorded respectively IA Hs
office Of the Clerk Of tho County SoUIt Z, " nS "
county, West Virginia, rs follows On, SSS uslS
Ne 4 pages 1902 and l0S; one dated M IIS ~ ~
septenibtT 1874, and recorded 10 Doed Of Inn H.
No, !, pages $751;, and one dated IbS ok ~ Snt
May, 1875 and recorded In bee Of TTuIt RooL w
page 6l9, shall SELL at public auction Al N. ~
door Of the Court House, In the civ ~ whs.II.l'
Ohio county, WeSt viRInIa, on "N''HDG
SATURDAY, AFKIL &c. 1881
commencing o. " O'Clock a. IN Ihe ioilov,,, A.
OCTibed property, that IL 10 Ily The uOIth
Of the I0uLh hall Ot lot nunGOItd eileen. in Wit.a,
W. ShriVOr's addition 10 EaIt WhetilnS. ',I y,
being situated on the bouthWat coIneT ~ Wo,S "
formerly seventh btreell street. and fifteenth orT
Grly Centre street, street, In ihe civ ii Ma.
Ing West Virginia, II bIng The ZANE pTob,rt, W.
Veyed 10 said Indiana DtllPfu bJ WIliIm p'pSSS'
bard and WIFE, by decd dated the Sd dAy II uhs IN
and Of TeDUTd In the ofre OIL Tho CltTi Il ina InD
No. o., page l92, N''N WA
1,EREB 0y charlottesville Of The purchas mona,
and % much more % the purchaser NAV e,tl "a ~
In cash, the residue 10 two equal lnIsllmIut, Al M
and twelve months, with IntTHt from oIV Il ~
pUrrhaSeT giving notes. secured by died Of tuu II
approved POI itioS Of Insurance. FdCOTFSd nv btIlt
1he title 70 the said property 10 believed 10 b aI.
feet but selling o. truSNe, shall convey only irth
title ~ 10 VOBkd 10 me by said deed Of Of iFuIt'
WILLIAM r. HUBBARD
W. d. nALLKRl Trustee.
AuckIOpeeT, trhn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-18

Bots, try New Moon Tobacco, it's the
best chew In the market,
q. s. FREXRY, Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-18
YOU KNOW

The beat evidence Of phyhciRn'S success Is the
testimony Of bis patients. Tho increasing demands
for my professional services prove that have dealt
hopora6y and fairly with those who have consulted
mo. never use patients name without permission
thobgh have many hundred certificates from those
whom have cured after they had bOen pronounced
lnCurable, A thorough medical education, with
many years hospital experience and familiarity with
therapeutic SCENTS close Observance Of Temperament.
tai psculIaTtOB and strict attention 70 hygonic man:
Rgement inIureS success, II cure u posSlble, and
frankly give the patient my opinion.
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commencing a. 10 30 O'ClOckA H., proceed 10 Nl a
the front door 81 the Court House Of Ohio COUNTY
West Virginia, 10 the hlE hest and bert bidder, bS
following described properly that Ii 10 IaJ All hS
south half Of lot numbered Twelve, In square nun.
bVred nino( u. XII lot No u In ~ No. 81 u juIE.
mated on the plat Of the bub-diVl,l6nS Of the JutpA
Caldwell IUate and addition thtreifCn 10 ihs tiy
Of Wheeling, Ohio county, West Virginia, Elid hIil
lot 10 bituats and fronts on the eat side Of AliGt
street formerly called Fillmore AtnOO belVNu
Twenty ninth street Snd Thirteenth Ilnet UOFnttly
called FAifmont STREET and New ItFebl In laid nG-
division, being the same property conveyed 10 Darby
MoDonouRh BY Alex J. CAldEell and vile By dted
dated the 81 day VI May, 1875 and Of record ID lbO
OffiCe Of the Clerk Of lhe County TOUT n 0AlO
county, Wet Virginia, In Deed Book No. u, Plss
ga.
TERns or sALE,-Ont.thIrd d The pafthiH
money, aud a. much more % the puTChAtF RIy
elect 10 pay, In cash; the residue IN two equal 10.
BtAllmentS, at Dix and twelve months with Interest
from day OIL sale, purchaser giving notes, secured BY
deed Of trust aud sufficient Insurance iOr d,tsrNl
fByments.
Ths title 10 the said property Il believed 10 b Pt.
feet, but selling % trustee, shall convey only iatA
title 40 10 vested 10 me BY aid deed oitTuiL
WIN. r. HUBBARD, Trustee
W H. HAELRR AuftiOntAF, Ab
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE,

tDAIly except Bunday-NeWark Accommodation.
the day passcs BACKYARD and forward between MAI
TINS Ferry and BOllAlre stopping when required At
sherman HOuie KtnaTlllO, West Wheeling and
Gravel Hill.
IUriehsyille Accommodation.
fCAnAl Dover Accommodation. ..
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SATURDAY, AfkIL 90, 1851,
fTRUsTEE5s SALE OF PR0FERT7YT N

WNRUSTEE's SALE OF PROPERTY m
i CALDWELL'S ADDITION.
By virtue Of two several deeds Of trust mMe ~
DAfbF McDoD0ugh and Bridget, bis vile, 10 ne ID.
deTSlgned trustee, dNGd and recorded In he oacs Il
tho Cleik VI the County Coun Of Ohio county, Wal
Virginia. % follow: one dated The 10Th DAY Of Ny,
az, and one date the 9th day Of September Hi.
and recorded In OOd Of TruIt Book No. ., PlEe IA
shall on
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NEW IApVERrIsEMENIs.

DOR RENT-RooM WITH BOARD,
mea, OF gentleman and vile. inquire at this oaies
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Russia.
The Crusade Against NihIlis,n.

The Crusade Against Nihilisn.
 VIENNA, May 9.-The Polish papers report the arrest of numerous Nihilists in Breslau, Lteosk, Zitomir, Tilna and other towns in the provinces of Podolia and Valhynia, where these revolutionists have been found very busy of late. Out of eight persons arrest ed at Tilna two were female students. Anon ymous English postal cards bearing warnings and threats have been received by a number of Austrian railway station masters lately, but it is believed the whole affair, if not a hoax, is hardly more serious. The press states that not long after the assassination of Alexander IT. the station master at Breslau received very distinct warming that the death of Prince Bismarck and several members of the Ger man imperial family had been decreed by certain secret societies in Germany. The iron chancellor, notwithstanding his work mems insurance bill, appears to have en- joyed the special disapproval of this anonymous confederate, as it was sta ted that the form in which his execution had been decreed upon was by hanging Ridiculous as the matter may ap- pear, the authorities thought it well to en- deavor to ascertain the origin of these threat ening epistles, and they have succeeded in finding it in the person of a mechanic en- ployed in the workshop of the Austrian Cen tral railway. The police have arrested him. and the public prosecutor is about to bring an accusation against him. From what can be learned, however, it is believed the man would be more fit inmate of lunatic asy- lum than of a prison.
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Great Britain.

Monument to Lord BeaconsfieId. LONDON, May 9.-In both houses of Par iament to-day motion for an address to the Queen proposing the appropriation of a suit able sum of money for the erection of mon ument in honor of the late Lord Beaconsfeld in Westminster Abbey was introduced. Earl Granville in few well chosen, dignifed and sympathetic words laid the motion for an address before the Lords, who agreed to it without discussion. In Commons MT. Glad stone introduced the motion and said he hoped the debate upon it, if debate there must be-, would not be marred by the exhibi- tion of anything like angry or acrimonious feeling Sir Stafford Northcote who was Chancellor of the Exchequer under Beacons- field, seconded Gladstone's motion for an address. Mir. Labouchere opposed the motion in a speech that was intended to be witty and severe After few scattering and rather feeble remarks the motion for an address was agreed to without division. It is understood that the memorial monument will be entrust-. ed to the best sculptors in the kingdom, and that if the sum to be voted by Parliament is insufficient, any amount can be raised by voluntary subscription. It is said the spot selected for it will be on the west side of the south transept.
 At the caucus of the Conservative mem- bers of both houses of Parliament to-day the Marquis of Salisbury was unanimously cho- sen to succeed the late Earl Beaconsield as leader of the Conservative party. Sir Stafford Northcote is to continue to lead the opposition in the Commons, while the Mar quis is to direct it's course in the House of Lords and to generally supervise and control its action.
 LONDON, May 10.-Mr. Gladstone's speech in he House of Commons last evening in proposing a memorial to Lord Beaconsield is well received It quite took the sting out of those opposing it and softens the political fighting. After the adoption of the memo rial motion the discussion on the land bill was resumed. MT. Bright spoke with great power, claiming justice for Ireland. He said it was for the peace and tranquility of the realm that the bill was introduced and he dared to believe that the measure would bless the Irish people. MT. Bright's speech had fine effect. The debate was then adjourned. The Bradlaugh business then followed and on obstruction being renewed Gladstone gave way, yielding the morning sitting, but prom ising to take opportunity to return to the subjeck
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Austria.
Imperial Visitors at Ischl.

In1pefIHI
 VIENNA, May 9.-In the middle of the ap- preaching summer the Austrian Imperial family will receive number of distinguished visitors at the charming resort of Ischl dur ing the stay of the Emperor and Empress there. The Grown Prince and his bride will visit the town, but the greatest interest cen ters in the fact that three Emperors-Francis Joseph, the German Emperor and the Czar-- will assemble at that spot about the same time. There is much talk of the intentions of the three monarehs in thus meeting togeth- er It is certain that the three courts are more cordial at this moment than they have been for long time past. There is natural ly great rejoicing at Ischl, as that watering place will of course be crowded with visitors and it is certain that the season will be one of the most brilliant for many years.
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Illinois.
Hartman Beats the

Hartman Beats the Best Score.
 CHICAGO, May 9.-In the O'Leary walk Hartman made his 100 miles at 8:27 this evening, time 20 hours and 17 minutes. This is said to be the fastest opening 100 miles ever made in six days walk in this country. His feat of making 11s miles in the first 24 hours beats Hughes, who had previous record of 115 miles. He has been of the track only fifteen min utes Following was the midnight score : Tracy no, Wethersby 79, Webster 100, Cole 90, Hounen v, Struskel s7, Wallace 80, Gal lagher 79 Brandselter S2, Thomas entry 79, Campana 93, Branthols 75, Edgar G9, Den ming ST, Hartman 11S, Auck, 100, Faber 72, Krohne 94
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New York Produce Market.

New York Produce Market.
 NEW YORK, May g. FLOUR-weak and irregular Southern flour steady 5.35ss6 75 for good to choice shipping sx tras
 wHEAT-Generally weaker in moderate demand :; spot sales No Red Winter $1 27a<aS 2a1l of No. do at $1. .23 of No. White at $1 2sas129 and of No. 2 Spring at $1. .25. CORN-spot shade higher: options weaker de- mand stock spot sales at 62a62sx; for No. at 6oa cox for No 8 at 61a61 1< for steamer mixed. OATSNWeak ard dniet No. White 55: No. do. 52 No. 2 mixed 46Aa46Z. and No. do. 46. RYEIn fair demand SLIP for State. BARLEY-NominaL
 PORK-In fair demand ordinary mess for early delivery $16 0oss16 25 for old.
 LARD-Weak and lower; spot sales of western steam at S11.1 and city do at S11-00: cut meats steady at 10IS picked hams 7l for do shoulders BEEF-Strong and in fair demand plain mess $10 1; extra do. s1I .50as12.00.
 wHISKEY-Nominal- SPOT CoTToN-Easy; middlings 101k; futures gtesdy.
 PETRoLEUM-Prices are held steady and very moderate demand prevails
 BUTTER-There continues quite steady move rnsut to trade and prices as rule are firmly held
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NEW ENGLAND.
Rhode Island.
A New Parallel Road.

New Parallel Road.
 WooNsocKET, May 9.-The manufacturers and heavy shippers here, who are dissatisfied with the recent advance of rates from New York under the new pooling arrangement, have decided to build new parallel railroad to Providence. The contemplated line will top the Springfield road at Primrose, four miles distant. The enterprise is based on the development of the new steamship line from Providence to New York as contemplated by the board of trade. The new road can be built under an old charter which has been se- cured. All the stock is pledged. This road, if built, will withdraw large amount of freight from the Stonington and New York steamboat lines and the New York and New England and Providence and Worcester rail ways.
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THE OLD WORLD.
 Ireland.
A Rold Edil

DUBLIN, May 9.-Michael Daily, editor of the Castlebar Telegraph, who was arrested recently under the coercion act for incendiary language published in his journal ndspoken at public meetings, has been liberated by or der of the Lord Lieutenant. Upon returning home MT. Daiy announced his intention of reiterating in his journal the language for which he had been arrested and challenging the government to show what there was in it which had justified his arrest, an act
 which he denounces as one of insupportable tyranny and oppression.
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teen in the middle Atlantic States It shai fallen slightly in the lake region. Rain hat fallen since the last report in New England the lake region, the Ohio valley and Tennes see. The indications are that partly cloudy weather and local rains will prevail in the northwest. the lake region, the Ohio valley, Tennessee and New England to-day and to.
 morrow that fair weather will prevail in the Middle States during the day, followed by in. creasing cloudiness. Occasional rain and fair weather will prevail in the south Atlantic States to-day.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

NEW YORK, May 9.-Arrived, the Bolivia from Glasgow, the Amsterdam from Rotter. dam
 Glasgow-Arrived, the State of Pennsy1va- mia from New York.
 Havre-Arrived, the St. Laurent from New York.
 Liyerpool-Arrived, the Circassian from Boston, the Germanic from New York.
 Queenstown Sailed, the Parthia for New York
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THE WEST.
Ohio.

Prospects of the Wheat Crop.
 COLUMBUS, May 9.-Secretary of State Chamberlain in brief preface to the ad- vance sheets of the May crop report says the correct figures show that only nineteen per cent. of last years crop, or 1O,a7s, 299 bush els of wheat, still remain in the hands of the producers and that the probable yield of the State this year with fair average season from now until harvest will be about A, 895, ,693 bushels, or s5 per cent. of last years fine crop.
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%esA TWO TfNENGENTa in hpuse No Clark EsiH Street, six rooma uTatadrs i've below, city E9sA water and well one good work horse for sale. azuqu1re on
 ap12 tf - THE PREMISES.
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France.
The Troubles at Tunfs.

The Troubles at Tun1s.
 PARIS, May 9.-The city is greatly excited and delighted tonight by the reception e1 what is deemed to. be very favorable news from Africa. The news is that the Krou. mfrs, from whom such desperate and pro longed resistance was expected, have evacua- ted the important position of Sida Abdallah,
 which the French have now occupied. The evacuation, it is said, was caused by the skill ful strategic movement of the French con- mander. It is believed that the campaign will now be virtually walk over for the French, and that France will be able to die tate her own terms to the Bey as well as to the tribes
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MARINE LIST.

ARRIvED-MAY 9. Brig Thos Turull, Bates Porto Rico sugar and mo- Iasses to L W < P Armstrong. Sch Astra, Mclean, St John, lumber to M Dunbar & O. -i- 7s
 Sch Susan Ross, Wall Calais, lumber to W Beck ley & Co.
 Sch Signal, Dewick. New York, iron to Y, N H & RR.
 CLEARED. Sch Dexter Clark Thrall New York.
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Fatal Ending Fight.

Fatal End1ng Of h FtKht.
 PROVIDENCE, May 9.-About seven o'clock this evening man named Samuel Donovan went to the Rhode Island Locomotive works to take supper to his brother who was work ing over time. While there he had a fight with man named Joseph Grover, whom he whipped. On allowing the latter to get up Donovan was about to go away, when Grover seized a long steel file and threw it at his an tagonist. The sharp point of the file struck Donovan in the left side and penetrated to the heart, killing him. Grover immediately ran away and has not yet been captured.
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An Early Case of sunstroke.

CHICAGO, May 9.-A man was found lying unconscious on the sidewalk about five o'clock yesterday afternoon. By the aid of restoratives he partly recov- cred, but soon relapsed, and a doctor pronounced it genuine case of sunstroke. The mercury rose as high as 85 degrees dur ing the afternoon yesterday, and the heat coming so close on the cold weather caused considerable distress.
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NEW YORK.
The Ennis Walking Match.

The Ennfs Walking M@tch.
 NEW YORK, May 9.-Five of the nine contes- tants who were on the track at noon had retir- ed before p. m.f Only Gilbert, Glow, Hazael and Sullivan remained to compete for the lions share of the gate money, if there is any to divide at the close of the match. At 7:20 Hughes, the 'lepper,'' left the track with score of 1o3 miles. The other outs are Byrne 59, Mignault s9, Barvour 76, Week man 51. Hazael retired at Il o'clock and was in his tent at 12 p. m. The score then stood Glow 127 miles laps, Geldert 125 miles laps, Hazael 121 miles laps, Sulli- van 62 miles laps
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WANTED,

WANTED.
 SEVERAL honest, energetic men of fair ad can o make from $5U to S75 per month the year round selling wringers spring beds, carpet swe1pe
 other necessary household icles instalr
 good reference slight securt required iu every case. Apply at 69 CENTER STREET.
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Girls wanted to make Rubber Clothing. Good wages,permanent work. Apply at HODGMAN & CO.'S Rubber Factory, Tuckahoe, N.Y., 16 miles from New York City on Harlem Railroad. my9 St
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MINIATURES ALMANAC.

styp RISES. 446 MooN SETS, | HIeH WATER, SUN SETS, TOT 2.Ss a. m- s.15 a. m-
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the New York and Harlem railroad in the Kings county Supreme Court to recover $5.- 600 damages for permanent injuries alleged to have been sustained by the falling of the den, March 12, 1879, while the interna- tional walking match was in progress. The jury gavea verdict for the plaintiff for $1, 500.
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TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGS.

Base ball yesterday: At New York, Metro
 politans IT, Athletics 6; at Cleveland, Cleve- 1 lands 8, Chicagos ?; at Cambridge, Harvards 10, Browns 6 at Hanover, Princetons 20. Dartmouths B. at Washington, Nationals 2, Atlantics 0.
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THE NEW DOMINION.
The Runaway singers.

The Runaway Singers.
 MONTREAL, May 9.--Madame Ambre and M. Tournie, who eloped from New York, ar- rived in this city Thursday, stopped at the Windsor and then went to Quebec, where they embarked on the Peruvian Saturday for Liverpool. It is thought the elopement was planned with view of escaping from credi- tors in New York and that the whole party will meet again in Europe.
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Pros,rate,,, bv t,,. EI.at.

NEW YORK, May 9.-This has been the hottest day thus far, the thermometer rising twenty-seven degrees from a. m. to p. m., whan it was 80, at midnight 62. John Lewick, a house painter, was Prostrated by heat and removed from scaffold on which he had been standing to 8 hospital.
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THE SOUTH.
Alabama.
Narrnes Ruriad Alixe.

Negroes Buried Alive.
 DECATUR, May 9.-Four negroes were at work not far below Tuscaloosa digging un- der bank, when it caved and caught two of them. The others commenced digging out their smothering comrades, when it caved again, catching two more and burying all four alive inione grave
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SITUATION WANTED,
 QY respectable girl to cook, ash and iron do general housework in private family; good
 reference from last place. Apply
 mY1O It. 24 YORK STREET
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New York City.

NEW YORK, May 9. Six steamships to-day discharged 6,321 steerage passengers at Castle Garden. the largest number which has arrived on any one day since January 1st.
 Samuel F. Edwards brought suit against
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WANTED, S,OOO 5seprs fsas fsai es'fs Ssf 'Hn9% in the center of the city worth five times the the loan, and personal guarantee of prompt payment Of interest Apply at THIS OFFICE. nayQ
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SITUATION WANTED.
 RY respectable young man as coachman, or to ID drive grocery wag n thoroughly understands the care of horses Address lt# q this oa8ca
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Securities for Sale. Northampton Extension 5's free from tax. Northampton Consolidated 6s, G e New England R. Res, -' '' Yale Bank Stock
 N. IL Gas Light Stock.
 By MCALISTER & WARREN, Bankers and Brokers, m7 St II Church street.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

NEW YORK. May 9-3 F. M. Money closed at 3H per cent. Exchange closed firm at $4.s5xaS4S75S. Governments closed strong [Closing prices reported over the private wire of BJNNELL & SCRANTON, Bankers and Brokers.l
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spectal Buuetin or che Weather

WASHINGTON, May lo.-The chief signal of aeer furnishes the following bulletin to the press The barometer is highest in the south Atlantic States, lowest in the Missouri valley. The temperature has risen slightly in the south Atlantic States, from one to ssv- enteen degrees in New England. one to thir-