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LAW OF sToCKBBOKrRs AND sTockLN
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RIVERA EMs
Consisting ofsolss Picked Up Along tn,

SSAsAAhthk VI N0Ata EAeHod Up AIonE tne
LeVee.
Capt Coulson adyertiAes the Pittsburgh fol
81. Louis on Saturday.
The Hudson passed down yesterday morn
Ing, bound for Cincinnati,
Business was lively on the wharf Yesterday
freight being delivered In large quantiti
The Emma Graham was due up yesterday
from Cincinnati, but at 0 o'clock last nigh
bad not passed,
The G. w. Bachelor, for Pittsburgh, and
the Courier, FOL. Parke1burg, departed OF
good time yesterday morning,
The types made us say yesterday, that 4
was the plurnnl Instead OF the A. H. DevO
that collided with the HombroOk on the 2SS
ult. The correction Is willingly made.
The. Andes got away about dusk with
good load OF both passengers and freight
nearly all the former were bound for Gin
Clnnaii's Festival Of Opera, and In Capt
Muhleman's charge, assisted is he Is by tia
genial gentleman Mart mol, they will hAyl
d delightful time.
18TH rising and several more feet to com,
yet, observed theAncient mariner yesterday
as he glanced over the river mans note booI
as he marked down II feet inrhe
as the depth Of the channel, as indicated OF
the gauge. Reports from above would seen
to coroboratO Ills statement.
PrTrsBuRan, February l4.-River II feet
inches and rising. Weather clear.
CAIRO, February l4-River "A feet inche
and falling. Thermometer 45'.
GtScwNArt, February i4.-River 40 feet
inch and falling, Weather clear and cool
Arrived: Sidney, Wheeling,
LOUISVILLE February l4.-Rlysr rising fast
and within so inches Of tho highest water
here this season. % feet in canal and 20 feel
in chute.
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A few minutes before 10 o'clock last even
ing fire was discovered in ii pile Of kindlinS.
wood kept in the basement Of the large house
at No. 952O Main street, and occupied BY
Michael ShauSnneSSy, II street payer, and
Alex. Parker, fireman. The fire was IN
ShaghneSSy's part OF the house, and before II
was rxtiNguished had burned rear pair OF
stairs almost ont and filled the house with
smoke. How the fire originated 10 one had
any idea, The damage done by the fire was
light compared to that done by the water
that was poured on. The damage 10 the
building amounts to $3.50. The furniture
was gotten outRll right. In one Of the rooms
was young man lying sick, whom Il Is safe 10
say that the smoke aud excitement did.n0
benefit, The house belongs to Mrs. Caroline
Bschcr. and is insured.
The first alarm was turned in from box No.
s, at tho United engine house, and that IA
what It struck on the Capitol bell and vorgS'
The Hook and Ladder men read 1t IS and
started north but meeting the Atlantic turn.
ed back. Just after 5 had been pulled, ami
while 1t was striking, 81 at the Belmont Mill
was pulled, and the result was 90 after 8
had hGcn struck, rang oil, calling the north
companies over the creek. t- s.'F-...J
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"wlNE OF oAaDUI" for Ladies' Oply.
For sale by Logan 4 Co.

CHICAGO, February G4.-FIour dull and nominal.
Wheat InSettlCd. but generally lever and active;
No. Chicago spring 81 22Lal 245< cash; 81 2IjI
February 81 % March; 81 ~ June; No. 3, ST 0s5S;
rejected 75aSOc. Corn weak and unsettled Of I'D
SItzc cash; &c February; 57tsC March; csc May;
U!14c June; G21SG July; rejected sc. OaE fairly
9clivc aud shade higher al 4O1sc cash: SOFA i0c
February ACc march, 4U7e April; 49, a4S5sc May;
&c June; rejected SIG. Rye dull at Sc. Barley
dull and nominal At 81 on FlaxscCd irregular;
common to. ChsIcG dry 81 2oal IS. Dressed hogs
nearly nominal ut s. 51a7 CO. Pork unsettled and
lower Of Sl7 95NlS OO cash and February; ST. 65a
L PIX March; SIS 1bals ~ April; SIS Sjais SDJ
May:SlS 5jalS SIX June. Lard nctivc but weak
and lower ut 81 % cash and February sll OOaIl o.
March; 81 !?hap IS April; ST. 2jali 27IS May;
Sll STALL SIX June. Bulk meats unsettled, but
generally lower; shoulder 81 10: short lib S9 10:
short clear ~ 10 CAll-Wheat excited and pan.
i9Ey. declined lAa911{c at 81 2lAl 2l4 FEBRUARY;
s. e 29}+al 9OI March, 81 ?lsG April; 81 ?t9l May:
we April; age May; 6sEaGf9Ie June dc Jaiy
Oats quiet and nomlmally unchanged at 46c asked
aaGtlye but lower and paniCEy nj 81 G9H March;
Sl7 % April; sll MH My. Lard lower and very
weak at $40 Scale S7 March; $40 95af0 OK Aprf;
Sll OI1Gall 10 May; slf l7IiEsall 70 June.
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Notes Ahont Numerous Individuals OF
More or Less prOmincncp.

Notes About Numerous Individuals oil
More or Less Prominence.
Judge Il II. Cochran has returned from q
visit 10 Washington and the east,
Maj. Ned staImaksr left on the Andes fol
Parkersburg last evening. lie may so to Gin
cinnati.
Frank Stanton is making the round trip
on the Andes; he will take in the Opera FEES
tiVa! and ree3Perase generally.
Mr. and Mrs Ryan, Mrs. Long and the
Misses johnson, all OF SleubenvilIe, were
Passengers for Cincinnati on the Andes yes,
tcrdNy.
Ed. Dick, one OF IIarpcr's handsome men,
left last evening for ll0rper's Ferry. There
will he no Ranh, but happy time all around
on Thursday.
Ex.SpcNkCr MolIett and Miss Florence
Moore returned to Wheeling yesterday from
visit TO the family of Mr.. John Scully.
President Of the Diamond National Bank Of
Pittsburgh.
Misses Lille MCndGlI, Alice Kelly and
Mary Eauser. Of CadiS, with Mr. "Iiunch'i
Hustled to play the gallant, formed jolly
party that went down on the Andes yester
day TO takein Ctncinnau's opera.
Captain Lowry yesterday was presented by
the Governor with u novel cane, Of hard
wood, having u metal knob and ornamented
with metal tags of Of tobacco. 1t Is nm i'm
posing looking weapon nj n distance It was
made by M eccentric undingeniOus prisoner
in the PenitGntiary.
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HIRAM E. CARPENTER,
ueHdRFHhn JATcrson IN Nav Ynrf -

Sworn 10 before mo thIslsth day Of January, lssC
A, N. LEFFIEGWELL,
IHRliFa ~ thR pSaEa
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TOR SALE.
A DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY SEAT
AND
ELEGANT HOME
IN BROOKE COUNTY, ". v

IN nhOOhE OOGNllt W. 4.
] offer for sale my place, better Known y
"HOme'rlacc' Of the late Adam kunn, 30 n
property IsOn the hill baCkotGnh iDiElngth r5f
Ing town Of wellSburg, aud consists Ol slIytys
acres ~ land with itS aPPHTieHHRceG The hst
largely occupied BY young apple orchards Of dr.
varieties; AlSO with peaches, pear Quinps Chfiab
n&pbeItles, blacEbtrTics, 81, &c
The house ba large brick, with slate nj &c
satntng fourteen rUUntS aud scScnli larTr t5sa
besides fruit and other CELLAR: + substantially w
and one Of the best finished houses In the ugil.
and l. all In good order aud condition, md 8
rounded by great variety Oi large pyCRTtel y.
other beautiful trees and Shrubbcry; neyGfa!4
springs near the house and large CtieFa Al "
kitchen door.
Upon the pFemiUSis large Barn. sl,o subj y
CHfflhee House, GraneTy, Spring lluuG AM eIt
necessary OutbuildlngS There Is RlsO g'f NJ
and frame Tenant House Of five TpOns Wy ~ ~
and clSteTn At the door. The whole i gtdsiAtl
with the celebrated SteubCnvlle yCil 0lCOal, Wa
before long will be valuable. ..,..,.
The place lies on the Wel!sbug and WtHiegyJ
Turnpike, and the depot Of the r.. ". Any ti!ins.
isnCGr the foot Of the hill: Tic sicaml0si aaRdss
only Severnl squares further. and the Z, Z ~ n,
rad depot, connected By icTIy. JDst LduS ~. "
river. Ills, by rail, within 70 minutes Of Nhftlil
70 minutes Of steubGnvllle, and abOu! ~ s9.n'
Pittsburgh.
This Lsa desirable home. and such property : =
o!te@ Offered G0S ale and no healthier IG+asA@' %
be found. al,
Anyone wishing 10 purchWc will le shown y, v,
property by the owner, dD tile pfemls+ Az ~ y,
information may be obtained from NJ W. " az,
S!ay merchant opposite The Hudson A9HF' W.
burg. ,
The subscriber prefers to .ell u private S 1st
not sold, however, before Tlll'RsDAi, MAIZE
y Will, on that day, h. Offered ut public GGSu.e
the front door Of the Court iiuHsc, In We!sS1R :
10 O'clock AN ,,.,V
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to reason and sxplsin to His Honor exactly
how the matter stood, and expressed willing
ness 70 pay the city dollars, but did not want
70 pay . hne under the circumstances, but It
had no effect; the Judge could zee no way
but to impose the penalty. There seems 10
be, however, difference Of opinion on this
point Mr.. Bone paid the hne and city dol.
las at once, and Mr., shafer followed the
same line Of procedure. There are o. few
more who had better pay their tax or pull
down their real estate Shingle, or the man
with the blue coat and the brass buttons
Will be after them. The fines were RENTED
by Council last night ~.
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QtGe qnteltilgsrrefr.


0aicc: los. IS ami 81 Foarteenih street
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The January Money Prcshe. In New


On January 10th (being the 10th Monthly
Grand Distribution under the sole manage.
mcnt Of Gcn'iS G. r. Beaurcgard OF t.ouisira,
and Jubal A. Early, OF Virginia, OF the
Louisiana State Lottery, the following named
were among Fortunes iavorites: The first
capital prize was drawn by No. 7G006, held
by !. N. Davis, Of Morning Star, near Mem.
phis, Tenn. The second capital, $4,000, by
No. 1906, held by Sebastian Lehman, No.
79S Larimer street, Denver City, Col. The
third capital, 5000. by Ne. $1,000, BY True
A. Heath, Concord, n. II. The fourth capital
prizes, two Of IS, 800 each, by No. 10, $50, held
ny 49,, Vicksburg, Miss; and No. 1885,
held by L. Sanders, No. 1871 Broadway, New
York city. Five prizes OF 81 900 each were
distributed around among the holders OF Nos.
8452, 10. IA, 29,757 1901 and 90, $50, residing
At New Orleans, New York city, Toledo, o.,
Norfolk, Va, and Topeka, Kan. The l42d
drawing will occur March IA, and any inIor.
tuation can be had onappIication to N. q.
Dauphin, New Orleans, La.
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The company have set aside for working
capital five, thousand shares OF It's capital
STOCK, and they are now offering for sale a
limited number OF these sharos at
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Iris pleasure, when afflicted with rheu-
matiSm, to cure yourself when it can be
done so etEectually and inexpenSively, rs
with ST. Jacobs Oil. Mrs. Ann DougIerly
resides Mt 3G4 + street, South Boston. She Is
an elderly lady, and has been afflicted with
salt rheum between her fingers for over six
teOn years, She suffered terribly, and tried
all kinds OF remedies without obtaining any
relief. She used ST. Jacobs Oil four times
and by that time she could sleep ut night,
which she cOnld not do before. She used St.
Jacobs Oil again and got better and better,
until now she Is entirely cured. She com.
menced the use Of St. Jacobs Oil about two
months ago, and now thinks there Is nothing
like 1t. Her hand used to swell terribly, but
all that has gone now. Her disease com.
menced to abate about the time she first used
the OIL but she has bad no swelling since.
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To the yoiks Of six eggs, we'll beaten, anc
two cups white sugar, three.quatters ctI
butter, ono cup sweet milk, three and a hal
cups flour having mixed thoroughly through
tf one measure Of 'tBauner'' Baking Powder
whites Of two eggs beaten stiff; bake In jelly
cake pans; when cold spread each layer With
an icing made OF tue whites OF four egH,
beaten stttf one pound powdered sugar, and
one tablespoonful Of extract lemon.
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CuTiouRA.
S I A I EMENT I
UNDER OATH.
A STARTLING REVELATION OF
SUFFERING!
"Oh, Ny God, How | Did Suffer-

Ut HAVE BEEN AFFLICTED FOR
u twenty yeRn with an obstinate skin disease
called By some 81. EttotiAsis, aud Others LSprOSy
commencing on my scalp, and, III spite Ol all.
could do, with the help Of the most Gklliiu doctors
ltAoWly but surely extended until yOHr ago thu
winter u covered my entire perSOn In form u dry
scaiet For the last three years have been unable
Every morning there could 10 nearly = dnItpAniu
q Ic1lsS taken from tho Ahe0t gu my bed, some ol
them hall a large Is tho envelope containing Thu
letter. In the latter part Of the winter my skin
commenced encSlng open. tried everything
almost, that could DO thought Of without any 70.
| liGI; The l2th Of June started West, Ia hopes
] could reach the Hot SPRING. reached Detroit, and
was 90 low thought should have 10 20 70 the hos
pitAl buI hnRllH got a. far a. lAnHng Mich. WHERE
had hSter living. One Dr. - treated me
about two weeks, but did me no good. All thought
h9d but thoIt time to live, ] earnestly prayed
arto1s my hbt,; arms, hands limbs, feet badly
SWOLLEN, tor nails came on, finger nails dead and
hard as bone hair dead dry and iOlgtS ~ old lFnW
oh. my God! how / did 8ukEefi
my tlItet, An I. II. Davis had small part Of a
box ~ Cutlcura in tho houIe. She wouldn't give
on ono hand and arm EurSkAl there was relief;
stopped the terrible burning sensation from the
word 90. They Immediately got the CutlcurA Re.
solvent blood puriher). CutcuFA and CutcurA SOAP
The great skin Ourca). commenced by taking one
tablespoonful Of ReSolyent three times day, after
neat used CutiCurA freely: applied Cutieufa morn.
Ing and evening. Result returned 10 my home In
tustElx weeks from the time iclt and my skin n
HIRAM E. CARPENTER,
Henderson, Jefferson Co., New York"
Sworn 10 before mo this 18th day Of January, 1850
A, N. LEFFlEGWELL,
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ELBRrDeE SIMPSON, NJ. b., of Hudson, New
York, writes: II have used Fellows Syrup
OF Hypophosphites in cases of CONSUMPTION
and other Lung and Throat diseases, with the
most gratifying results. Ofthe various forms
of administering Phosphorus and Phosphate
Preparations in use, none have been found so
completely adapted TO the requirements OF
the ageas Fellows Compound Syrup Of Hypo-
phosphitcs.
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TfanRfRr.

The following Congeyances OF real estate
were admitted to record by Clerk Hook yes.
terday:
A deed made February ID, 1889, by james
Hukill and Martin Hukill ct al to Martha J,
Ferrell q al In consideration OF 81 400, OF lots
q and g, and part Of lot IS, in the village OF
West Liberty.
A deed made January 18th, 1882, by the
city OF Wheeling to Henry Pope, in consider.
alton Of 81 ,l6S, OF lot No. Al, in the Fourth
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Cuticnra Remedies are for sale by all drug
EtSlS Price OF CvTIcURA. Medicinal Jelly, snnl
the new blood purifier, 81 per bOiiie CuIlcpRA
MEDICINAL TOILET SOAR, &c. CUTICuRA MEDICINAL
SHAVING soar, l5c; In bars for BARRIERS and large
consumers, Use. Principal depot.
WEEKS u POTTER BOgton MASs
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me too,
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II. Mumm,s Chn,npnrns.

1tsCems va are gradually discovering that
It Is mistake to use too dry champagnes, us
this quality is effected In most instances BY
tho addition Of spirits iniuring not only tho
quality ofthewine but also our health. Up6n
examination It was found that among the
iavorite brands q. II, Mumm & Co. . wine
greatly excelled the Others In purity.
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Ar has been acknowledged by every ono
that a strictly prime article Is always worth
the money you pay for It Especially Il this
the case with baking powders. Don't lei
your grocers palm Off something cheap on
you, but buy a can OF the Acme and you will
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IT Is, to say the least, wrong for any body to
go to church or public meeting, hacking
away and disturbing the preacher or orator
WIN coughing: Use pr. Bulls Cough Syrup
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A Farm of IS Acres for Sale.
Steamer Pittsburgh.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
Dwelling House for Rent.
G. II. Mumm & Co.'S Champugne-First
page.
Furnished or Unrurnished Rooms for Rent.
Dissolution Notice.
Closing Out at Cost-Nesbitt & Son,
For Sale-Alexander Bone.
Fine Yellow Ear Corn.
Wanted-Six Carpenters.
WHntcd-A Driving Horse.
Alexander Bone, Real Estate Agent, No.
tary Public and General Business Agent.
FOund-llCad Of local.
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In the Lower House" last night at roll
call there were present Messs. Armstrong,
Baker, Burdatts, Clark, Davis, EChstruth,
Grogan, Hoffman, Haller. Hildreth, Kim.
berly, Laughlin, McGranahan, Prince, Rob.
inson, SChOCkey, Smith, Steele, Watcrhouse,
Walter, wingPrter, and President Scott.
The City Clerk submitted his report. to the
effect that the committees had expended the
following amounts from May l, 1884, to Feb
FuaFV 1890.
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WASHINGTON, y. c., February 15.-lA.M-
For the Lower Lakes, warmerNnd fair wealth.
err winds mostly soulherly, and stationary or
lower pressure.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, warmer
and fair weather, winds mostly southwesterly
and stationary or lower preTsurC,
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nargnIn Inn pInno.

Good X octave rosewood piano, nearly
new, used but short time, will be sold al I
great bargain. Call and examine at Lucas
Music Store, 1li2 Main street,
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Queen City Hotel
FRED vo1GT, Proprietor.
n. {. Cor. Sixth and Race Streets,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
: TRRMs-s1 50 TO 500 per Day: or on
"a Plan, Lodging SOC. 75c and 81 %
per Day.

GSrWe hare added a new house connected
with Hotel, and renovated Hotel all throueb
anu arc now In llrstclass trim, and can 10
eommodate the travelling public and trade in
general 70 better advantage than before, 7
N. B,-rhts Is the most central Hotel Of
any In thecity, right among tile Busincss and
Amusement portion, and Street Cars RIM
rom IN front, or withiA one square Of house
70 70 any p9tto the city; II Is the nearest hotel
70 Exposition and Music Halls, no2O-yGs
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CLouNs out lot OF ladies', misses and
children's odd sizes OF shoes, regardless Of
cost, to make room for new spring goods, AZ
L. Y. BLoSp'S
1l35 Main street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-15

The following shows the range OF the Their.
mometer, us observedHt schnepfs drug store,
Opera HOUSE ,ss, corner, yesterday; s,,
IAN. igN,8P.H7FX IVAN. l2N.8r,N.7H
IS % IS Il SO IS 81 q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-15
HOTEL. ARRIVALS.
ST. JAMES HOTEL

DoS'T delay, always be on time, for pre-.
yention is better than cure. All Coughs and
Colds and such affections OF the throat and
lungs as lead to consumption are cured By
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-15

W. Il. RINEnART & BRO. handle
English and American Stone China, Harf.
land's French China, nnd Fancy Goods Of
German manufacture.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-15
Ianuarv q. 1850
dissolution NOTICE.

Eo,lce Is hereby given ,ha, The Nfm Of lAgIas,la
NInO & Co. has this day been dissolved DE W.
consent, Antony IRugRTGnino retiring I'M Viii.
carried on II the old stand, No. 1897 NaiEes'""
BY Louis LaugGmdnIno. ,,,c,,,ps1yO
Iyia IOIlS LAuGAMARSlNO