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PILEal PILEsI PILEsi
A suFo Cure Pound nj Last No OBe
Need suffer.

a buEO SuEo kouHu ~ AAht NJ Vue
Need suffer.
A sure cure for the Blind, Bleeding, Itching
and Ulcerat d Piles has been discovered by
DR.. Williams ian Indian remedy called DR..
Williams's Indian Ointment, A single box
has cured the worst chronic cases OF twenty.
five and thirty years standing. No one need
suffer FIVE minutes after applying this won.
derful soothing medicine. Lotions, instru.
mentS and Electuaries do more harm than
good. WilliAms's Ointment absorbs the
tumorS, allays the intense itching (~particu.
larry at night after getting warm In bedl, acts
~ q poultoe, gives instant and painless relief,
and 10 prepared only for Piles, itching oil
the private parts, and nothing else,
Read what the Hen. J. N. Coiinberry, oil
Cleveland, sSyB about Dr.. Williams's Indian
Pile Ointment: l have used scores Of pile
cures, end 1t affords me pleasure 10 say that |
have never found anything which gave such
immediate and permanent relief As DR.. vii.
liams's Indian Pile Ointment.
For sale by all druggists, or mailed on re.
ceipt OF price, 81 90.
West 4 McConahey, Druggists and Apoth.
ecariea, Bank Building, Bridgeport, Ohio.
Logan, List & Co., Wholesale AgeuS, Wheel.
inE, W. Va. MwHAW
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otsT tbe Oeson ID a BaiIoou.

King, The astonaut, iS building, wiLhthe
pecuniary assistance Of itisud., q great
balloon, ia which be Intends to make .
transatlantic voyase. II is 10 be made Of
india rubber, which will not pefmlt The gas
Ia erhAle. % is the trouble with the COM
m6n balloons, end he will start from some
Western town, 40 "a to tess tne leDtlc sna
the course Of ait currents. before pass'ns
oyer tie ocean. The project DC
watched With interest, iot Aotfsl navigation
IL about the oulV department 10 which
little advances has been made oyer the ifsi
o. pefiments.
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PHILADELPHIA. June %. Flour firm
Minnesota EXTRA IS 75a9 rs; Ohio extra
Is SiSB 90; ST. Louis high grades So 23A6 50;
indiana good, IS Isl Ohio tsteat, & CO., Min:
hesota pitent 81 %. Rye hout dull, 81 Is 0dS
+ 72H, Wheat opened strong, but prices
weakened toward the Clols Nc. 2red elevator
II QlIi6i TAX: No 2 red June 81 2iAai 20;
July sINsi Isl August 81 2Sat SAX;
Bepiember' 81 23Nal 03A. Corn 10 good de-.
mahd sail yellow, track aud grain depot Gee;
Sill mited, elevator. b6Npt e'eatnef, tIack
and grain depot, hAbsc; rejected 42a4so
aiI mixed Jins 6iAa56t. Oats duh and.
Irregular No. 2 white 49halSe No. Q white.
Iio: mixed 3SHo Provisions qnlet Butter
arm RgEs dull Of leLalie. Cheese, sssdy
creamery 8HasAo Petroleum quiet atSNO
T'slskv In demand and active aG u u.
BALTIMORE, junt 9a~FlOut unehtpged.
Wheat, western lower, closing. 6fm; No. !
wihtet. red. spot and June, 2eAal 81
July 81 25H, Augutt u ESkat 2SN Sep
tember 81 2lLAl Nv. Corn, western lowef
closing steady. mixed tpnt and June 6eat6he
July @NA56c; August 5sNc: steamer sax
! 62Hc oats steady western white s0atlG d
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It is strange any one will suffer from De.
rAngemsnts brought on by impure blood,
when %ScoviLb's S%ARsAPARiLLG AND STfL.
tiNatA, or BLOOD AND Liver sYRUP will
restore health TO the physical organization.
II IL q Strengthening syrup, pleasant 10
take, and the BEsr BLOOD PuntFiER ever
discovered, curing Sctoiula, syphilitiC die.
orders, Weakness Of the Kidneys, Etysip.
elias, Malaria, Nervous disorders, Debility,
Bilious complaints and Di.esFeg Of the
Blood, Liver, Kidney, Stomach, sSin, etc.
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CAnsUNCIEs, Felobs, Boils, Sores otloDg
standing, such 90 Ulcers, Addresses, etc.
bositively cured without the aid Ola knife
a. pouliice, by using Mta JulYe Myers
DraVing and Healing aalVs. plea, Salt
Pheum, EtyslpelAs, Soft and liberated
CofnS, Ohilbliine, etc. Il hae never failed
% cure. For oale BY Logan 4 %, DAW
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Is found In Butiock Blood Biltets As al
antidote for sick headache, female weakness,
hillouAn'hs d, mitigation, constipation, and
other disease NJ a kindred nature. these bit.
ten are invaluable Prce u %, ttial Size 10
cent
Sold BY Laughiin Bros. 4 Co., WuoltHle
Druggists, wheeling.
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Hethat Is surety for . stranger, shall smart
for II. But he that trusteth In Spring Bios
sgm for curing liver. kidney and complaints
Of . lie tendency, shall never be diSapptint.
ed. Price 80 cents, trial bottles 10 cents
Sold by laughlin Bros. & Co., WholtSale
Druggists, Wheeling,
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Some eight years ago my hair commenced
falling; top became quite bald. / applied
"London Hair Color Restorern Ny hair
not only stopped falling, but Is now growing
finely, and I consider II an invaluable article
for restoring the hair. ]. W. Abel, N. d.,
Druggist 1924 Beach street, Philadelphia.
Price 10 cents o bottle, six bottles 81. sold
by Druggists. MWHAW.
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H. r. MCCARTHY. druggist, QlAws, Ont,
states that he was afflicted with chronic bront
chilis for some years, and wRs completely
cured by the use Of Thomas EclsCtric Oil.
Bold by Lagghlin HroS. 4 Co., Wholesale
Druggists. Wheeling,
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u have used Burdock Blood Ditters with
great benefit for indigestion and constipation
Of the bowels. &c. l.. EAsToN.
"HamiltOn, Ont"
Price 81 90; trial size 10 cents
Sold by LAughlin Bros. & Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling.
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BAD BREATH

Nothing 10 50 unpleasant, nothing 30 common Al
bad breath, and In nearly every laSe II comes FROM
lhs stomach, and can ~, 10 easily corrected II y0l
will take slmmOns Liver Regulator Do not bGElecI
also improve your aPPsIit', complexion and general
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PILES

How many Buier torture dAV after day, making
lie a burden and TObblDg existence Of al pleasure,
owing ~ tho BsCTet SUD, ring from PIII Yet relief
10 ready 10 The b nd Of almost any one who will uIe
systematically the remedy that has permanently
cured thOusaDds, simmons Liver Regulator, 10 no
drastic violent purge, but q gentle assistance 10
HAiuFA.
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"rO EpIoy Life, Have strong Luuru,n

Free from coughs and colds, good appetite,
refreshing sleep use "Dr. Swayne s Compound
Syrup Of Wild Cherry" the best remedy for
week lungs, bronchial and Hsthmetic affections
ever discovered, Bold by druggists at Is cents
and 81 n bottle, MWYhW,
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FoF FAIIInE, FFemAIuFeHFny Hair Use
London Hair Restorer, insures new growth.
London Hair Restorer, Restores the color.
London Hair Rtstorer, Exquisite dressing.
London Hair RestOrer, The only clearly and
LondOn Hair kestorer, etfectual Hair he.
London Hair RestOrer, stnrer in the market,
A toilet luxury entirely free from all OBJ.
noxious or unpleasant OdOr,
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a.. VAaS InNa III -HANNAH dnlI and
0,t INV tohK' !aas zs s:IsCo Pntu GS'l d Epp
e g,ne ~ - "a s..aS: i nurb.rsad |.
rIiSU"Ir 9I " M IL h..soia. S. ptI "a nG0 harssIs
tIsgTIelPs it,oog uaIIs s IF 49, SS."S M
mnea' o I@ist. st az ~ b Sn IT, aInor,s "a.
wv I. Leyeip@ u.,OJd .nJn. a. n, NJ 3
~ ousus.s ,GISon%"a titp5sH otn NJ.
CniGaSo aIu iSIa1 ~. TTna EJo1t, ~
\ ssHi ~ ~ - az Sol<SI qSt ,sn.I 4, 'aoITS
&c. al nr;Sad winter Il Ss.i a. m.
graded white 81 Oeal FAX; No. 2 do. 81 %;
80 | do sales 1900 bushels, at 81 2sNA
1 2SN NJ 2 red June, saleS 1900 buAhels,
at 81 29Lai 80: July, sales $4,000 bushels,
at 81 2Sxal 2S 1915; August, sa'es $4,000
bushels, ct $l25Mal 26N September, sales
IA, 900 bushels, at 81 26hal 26h. Corn.
active and lower receipts $4,000 bushels eI.
ports 10000 bushels; unsound 6oao0o; gn'
graded 66a59c; No. 3, 66abec steamer t6NA
$40: No. 2, 67Na5SNc; No. 2white6Ohc; un.
graded white 90; yellow 69K; No. 2 June
57Nc; July b6Ka66Nc; August b7a57kc:
= ptember 67HatSkc. Oats unsettled and
lower; receipts lU5,4OO bushels; western
mixed 42a49hc; white western 41c. Hay dull
Hops steady AID In moderate demand.
Coffee, quiet and steady; kio cargots 9Ha
19ho; job lots 9hal3Hc. Sugar quiet md
firm at 7HaSc. MolASSes quiet and steady:
Rice easy. Petroleum quiet and firm United
1910; crude 6Ha7Nc; refined SIC. Tallow
quiet and Arm at SIC. Rosin ttm ct s2ooa
2p. Tutpentine ptronget az aSG; Eggs quiet
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IhA Ghea pest, purtSt
aud best family medicine
In tho world
Al etiFetuAl Spscl6o for
all diAeAIoi Of III Liver
stomach AID SCI. OF,
ksGulAte tbs Liver and
prevent
6HILLB AND FEVER,
~NALARIuUs FEVEKS,
BOW Ell COMPLAINT
RESTLEsSN kSS. JNUE.
DICE AND NAUSEA.
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RIHAHuAL AnD COaAEECIAI-
sew YoEh Money and STOCKS.

NV YOR1 June 2S.-MoEEI MARKET
easy at 2XASK per cent, closing at 8 per
cent Prime mercantile paper satH per
cent Sterling exchange bankers' bulls sttady
at 81 SAY, demand n ssH.
G%oVERHKEH1 RnESs-Gsnsral.y firm sndlh
pr cent higher flr foun and fyes, registered
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CONSTIPATION

SHOULD not DO regarded a q trlAlng
Lilment-in fact nature dOnandI the utmost
TeSulA, itY Of the bow ls, and any deviation
from thil demand pAVeS the way often 70
serious danger. 1t ID quite ~ Necessary 70
remove impITe nccu1iulAtlons from the
bowels A. II l. to eat or Aler p, aud no health
can 10 expected where . coSilvO habit u body
~pT6VAllH,
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=. nn1lcES.
PROPERTY on

s;-s1IE0F PROPERTY On
TI9iEls9 !it 4 ~, I,,et q Y Ss Isl s asi
.@= + :: a. & I 4 !. IS So ;;:.5l s- AS! y e; :; I.
;s:s; I i;.' i ii5.,'. a. ! Isl, ,.., e.
EIz y, ,itsus in toe lgatI o. S SaS,
(: /: + E. Il. d i.' 4: y i !: . + s: :,; ; \ e;
q ~ ,iiS,t j. BY deed o. PIsrsy
s%s : ,,1i y :. ) .sE o,4aa. date 5 P''@'
ifS hJH-N Trustee.
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55lli.sI0SESs SALE

y,.Yre., eta, IA i 81 Ss sI sos i Ss% Il
,,Dr, 81 h.J snanNry,
tlGr' ~, ,p.ciA soami'Ione VII 90
~ n'' fgE !auDAY u July 1851,
uriDL'' 10 oor Hou,e Of Ohil county
tr MI TPn9le 1Ir,sfn,da Is lot No
F,1tl1'. w h. part oiILr city 81 y heai
hsltfp So h.t,wnUl Olih hheeithk'
lisLsr tlosl - tVI ,tsi- NJ " 81 VIHginl ;,
h..s.sU = 'l' az inln d, rhAritS ssttl'
sdal " ~ 7,tniuu $50, up'h Nutch y
HfrdEo, trt jssl iH2 baus eolnluIhf
Lsatl'"f " .tiIuuH tlntiHs bArk eSu'A'H
s,ssf re. tgsrn, bI.lt OF 500 ..I,,.
,taisH'l ~ I'M. talri caIh ia hand y uats
'iiu,0I 80. ea 4 endiIOi III Ann WV
a. u ,',,. lmm date a. a w
ssigu ~ ,., =, iof Ia i,ir : d P'yheae, M
srFlllt .tarly, Esdt lHs0' 'Hs ~~
gth'fiVanT D,ygSER,
sptdL Commissioner:
S'op, tofr h-lt
v~ul sr,1u.L "a shlRerTy in Pa'' !; %
hAAA' 81 y lIhAAh NNNA'
.v,gs EElr County
L'",, a-s,s tupred ia the above enilue1
HNf.,'S i,y Of AAy, lest, the uldtfiEn"i
uaaspL0t I'll "a "a,
WEDNESDAY JUNE ~, ISL
IsSeoI, a .sll Al tbs front door Of
sftiiI 80 UhIl eIuuI!, At pablo Auet'0p'
n 'HH A alb 4 rhl " ate, situate 70 Fah
aitAli5 idiiuoh to the rtiJGi " heelinH.
IppSst lie 10 much VI quarry lol ave
IHil y M n, h lowing boundaries: DtSlh'
khLn o,IS ,io 4 Fulton street, eofDor e
Ethls,., M tts odd four and running Nlin vt
10, W. ,tsrI- ~, +. s 1900 poles Aoa 81
~ t,to he lise Of Lima street AND Niih
LiHlI M i SsO.lO1 poles; thence . w y.
bl1fa ~ ths ,~uIGEtIefY line Of AID Iol
lHli lfI, s,Ilus n 5lh " II SS'lVO coles 70
lhEl ", Iofprf betV Gu quarry loth hVs Anu
y sI"n IA. az .ion liae be Eern SAld quarry
lis"EVBI0 paled 10 the hg nhlbR Goh'
~ W 4 ,tt na quarry 1T four ~ GAld lou
IiiI, N II, b.ut ~ acres, the underlying coal
IIIurrteL t ,rd a, murb moTe A
lIllv MAJ ,ISi, To rub, AID tue Fesidue 10
0ils,s IN interest iron DAY Of SALE aud Int
u .sa.sn a NJ, hlI note Or the deferred payment
E5ihI ,s',oall ,e adly, aud the title TO b re-
s,Ipl yatnIiS lllI' ,rr.pv
.v,,y,, special q mmlSHt6nOr.
IT, HLIu,,.,., it6HWAs
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Dr.. RooER's Worn sYRUP instantly de-
stfoys WoRNs.
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containing q handsome and enstly steel engraving
ironIilpisre; also, y auely epEraVd vOod clu, AMI
bout 4 Ia az elaborate blue aud god lithoEFa,h he'd
oOV,r No charge Whatever Il mA6s for this hand.
SouIs bNok which can hs obtained only BY appliIatlon
1t t7e bf,nch All 'ubOrdIuItS Ofdcti Of The Singer
Manufacturing Go.
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING 90.
Principal once 81 Union Square
m'Sl dtw New YorL
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i'oui feel ou |, dIOESy, dsbllitStei, have frequent
neAdA he, mouth IESles badly, TOoT ApIetil6 and
tongue cOaI6i, you are tu1sERg inm torpid liver, OF
"bIiOuSnen," and nothing will cure YOU 20 bp1Sdily
and PrTmautntiy ~ 10 take ElulnOnS LIVER Regulator
OF Medicine.
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This Preparation has won y Reputation
UHLnOWu 10 any OIhsr Article, Tor the
CuFe RRd Prevention of hese Diseases.
Read the Following InICFrstInE STATE.
mani nj raj. nNs,,.
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} lntelligoncer.
IN MRMORIAM.


In this city on Thursday morning, April
l4th, 1881, Mrs, Emily Miraben departed
this life in the elghty.third year OF her age,
She was born in Fairfax county, Virginia,
March 18th, l70S, Atthe ageof twenty.thres
she was married to Bertrand Miraben, at
Marietta, Ohio, on tho 2lst day OF May, 1921,
At the time Of her deCea'e she had been wife
for nearly sixty years. Her companion and
husband during these years, has been spared
q little while longer before being called to lIe
down beside her. She left besides, surviving
her, two sons and daughter, The latter,
Mrs. Frances MGNulty, was married In this
city about thirty years ago to her present hus-
band, and Is now residing In San Francisco,
California, The two sons, who are unmar.
ried, reside In this city with their father. She
also leaves surviving her two sisters, Mrs
DsVol, OF Parkersburg, and Mrs. Duty, Of
this city, and one brother, Mr., Washington
Dunbar, likewise Of this city.
She ives an aileCtiOnate wife, devoted
mother and firm friend. Her heart oyer.
flowed with kindness and sympathy towards
all with whom she came In contact Life TO
her was pleasant and full OF gladness; She
looked upon It's bright side, anu ifsperCbanCe,
shadows appeared ioratimO, they were speed.
lily dispelled by the light which shone from
her bright and happy nature.
Her courtesy, prompted by the gentleneSs OF
q generous heart, embraced in 1t all who were
worthy, and her hospitality was theoutgrowth
Of q liberal soul which grew large In Its ex.
erCiSe.
A little more than four years since she
united with the First Presbyterian Church Of
this city, Of which she wasG faithful and con.
Slst!nt member 10 the time OF her death
Until the increasing inhrnitleS Of age and
sickness compelled II, rarely was her seat
vacant In the great congregation" and the
meetings for social and private prayer. Her
christian character rapidly developed: and
although for a long period prior to her death
she languished, and was unable TO actively
engage In and be present at the services In
Gods house, yet In the retirement OF her
own home she enjoyed sweet communion
with Him, and daily ripened In faith and love
TO the Master, for whom she testified with the
last utterance OF expiring nature. She haS
left blessed memory ~ her family, her
friends and the church,
I'VE come to-day
To lay this tribute On thy grave,
And from thy life some blessing crave
Upon our way.
Thy cross has gone;
And In the realms OF glory bright
Thy long bound spirit clothed IN light
Is safe at home.'
WHEELING, April Ia, 1881. G.
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severely shaken By savage SHARKS.

Capt. Paul Boytou, Of world vide fame
"a o swimmer, in an interview with q
newspaper correspondent Ut the sea shoIe,
related the following incidents in hia ex'
Reporter:-"Captain Boyton, you must
have seen large part Of the world"
Captain BoYton:-"fes sir, by the aid
Of my Rubber Life Saving Dress, / have
travelled over 10000 miles on the rivers Of
America and Europe; have also been pre-
scented TO the crowned heads oil England,
France, Germany, Aus.ria, Belgium, Italy,
Holland, Spain and Portugal, and have
in my possession iortY.two medals and
decorations; have three times received
the order Of knighthood, and been elected
honorary member Of committees, clubs,
orders and societies"
Reporter:-"Were any OF your trips
accompanied by much danger"
Cant. Boyton:-"That depends upon
what you may call dangerous. During my
trip down the river Tagus in Spain, l had
10 "shoot" one hundred and two water
falls, the highest being about eighty.fVe
feet, and innumerable rapids. Crossing
The Straits OF Messina, had three ribs
broken in q fight with sharks; and coming
down the Somane, a river In France, re.
ceived charge OF shot from an excited
and startled huntsman. Although all this
was not very pleasant, and might be
termed dangerous, l fear nothing more on
my trip than intense cold; for as long as
my limbs are free and easy, and not
Cramped or benumbed, ] am all right, OF
late carry q stock OF st, Jacobs Oil In my
little boat-(the Captain calls 1t baby
Mine" and has stored therein signal rock
eta, thermometer, compass, provisions,
etc, land have but little trouble. Be-
fore starting out | rub myself thoroughly
with the article, and It's action on the
muscles Ia wonderful. From constant ex.
posure am somewhat subject to rheu.
matte pains, and nothing would ever ben.
eft me, until / got hold oil this Great Ger
man Remedy. Why, on my travels have
met people who had been suffering with
rheumatism Tor years; by my advice they
tried the oil and 1t cured them. l would
sooner do without food for days than this
remedy for one hour, Ia fact would not
attempt a trip without it."
The Captain became very enthusiastic
on the subject OF st, Jacobs Oil and we left
him citing instances Of the curative quail.
ties OF the Great German Remedy to q
party around him.
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BY virtue Of Two deeds oil trust made to ths under,
lgnRd, and trustee, by samuel lRWlI, with sguhbIh
LeWIP, his wife, and Louis WOOimAn,ep, Win mn.
Tl0t WoOdInAnbHO, his wife, the INST dated the I'M
day Of June, 1868, aud recorded In TTuu DEED nj
No. !, page b24 In tho CltTkA Once u Ohio Coltty
and hLAlO Of West Virginia; the sNOnd dttd q
trust dated January u, 1869, Ayd recorded 10 M
IanIe office In 1TnSt Dead Hook No 2 pVEe vs., 6liGC
records Of the above mentioned county, aud bIlS,
will sell al public auction, At the front door Of hV
County Court House, In tho city oil Wheeling, OAlS
county, west Virgins, on
SATURDAY THE i4TH DAT " MAY, 1881,
commencing At 10 O'Clock q, H., the following d.
scTibed property hat 10 10 say; Situate iuhe oily d
wheeling, being tue same round and foundation %
which the original Grant HouiO was situated, u
bcribed In the laid deeds Of TUT ~ ioSEs-Ot ~
forty (40) lying on the corner Of Main lnd What TN
Al that tln6 called Madison street, nov Tenth int
lying IN the sOuth'AN angle Of those streets Io hi
No one hundnd and twenty 100, Ing Ia the south
west aug Of tho said Tenth street Bhl lha Nails
House, on Market HttBt; l0l NJ. 49, bpbg6 he, %
Main street and 1888 feet or the sii Teulh street I'D
lot No, l20, being o. feet LquAft AIO part O o w.
Joining lot No 10, being lot No nv, on ibei utA
u Isel on Market street, ard running latk 81 ltl
also parcel q the hame lot lyng Immediately 'OuiA
Of and I'D lGnlig tho lat nalned lO', being q helin
width on MARKET square, running back writ GltL
I hess parcels will 10 sold separately OF togilhu
~ II may DO found most I'D VAniAgtVut u The property
on the day Of aRlo.
TRREs 6P SALE.- Ons.thlrd IN hlnd, The rarIi.
der In two IQtlll lnItAllnlehtI u bfe and tighten
months secured by bonds With security, illitDy
10 the trustee, the notes to carry interest IRON D!
day VI sale, bnt tho title will hr nIIUd until ial
payment 10 made DANIEL PECk, lflilt.
", II, UALLgR, AucilOnegT. Cpl
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The Financial Policy OF secretary
WInHOtn.


WASHINGTON, April 18.-Mr. Windows
policy, 1t appears, Is in many ways to dlf.
fer with that OF his predecessor. The
Sherman regime was marked with deCi.
ded objection 10 the full enforcement Of
the double standard policy. The present
Secretary was and Ia bimetalist In the
full sense Of tho term, and believes that lie
present need Of the country Ia 10 get into
circulation its coin. To that end Il IA I'M.
derstood that the smaller notes, from IS
down TO 81, will be Withdrawn from cirCu.
lation as fast as they come into the Treas
ury. The silver dollars will be paid ont
as rapidly o. possible. II ia considered
not improbable, II the withdrawal Of The
81, 81 and s. Treasury notes iB found 10
work no inconvenience, that the process
will be extended up 10 the $40 and $40
notes. Legislation may also be asked
for next winter 10 limit the
denominations In the same ratio
Of the national bank currency. II is urged
o. the chief reasons Tor this policy, that
resumption, sn.Called, has In fact doubled
the available circulation, and continues 10
increase the same monthly by the coinage
Of silver. There Is estimated 10 be $780,.
10000 coin now In the country, wo.thirds
Of which iS In gold. The suppression Of
the small notes will make demand for
Colnsge and q market for the metals. This
latter, II Is urged, increases prosperity, as
also stimulates all mining activities. The
withdrawal Of the small notes will also
check all tendency to 4 redundancy Of
coin which, with the large exports, seems
an evil not unlikely. This is the Admin.
isttation policy, and there is reason also 10
expect that the instructions TO the Amer.
can delegates 10 the International None.
taty Conference AZ Paris will prove more
positively bimetaliSt In character than
would have been the case had Mr.. EyarLs
arranged them. Mr.. Window, II is under.
stood, wrote them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-20

The Hon. Geo. V. Lawrence, Of Wash-
ington county, Pa, is prominently spoken
Of ss the Republican candidate for State
Treasurer Of Pennsylvania at the coming
convention Of the party. Mr.. Lawrence
Ia one OF the most popular men in Western
Pennsylvania, and deservedly so, for he is
fair and square in politics as well as in
all the relations OF life, He made some
admirable speeches during the campaign
last fall on the West Virginia border here
plain, sensible and practical speeches
full OF information and free from all faint
Of demagogsry, AS in the case Of the late
TINT, MCKennon, ol Washington, Pa, who
was one Of the most popular men of his
day, the people have a habit Of voting for
Lawrence without regard to politics. They
believe in him as a man, like his demo-
cratic ways, and have great confidence in
his loyalty 10 the best interests OF his con-
silutents. His nomination will bring de-
clded strength to the Republican ticket