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ONCE. nos. 10 and "a Fourteenth street.


wanted-siluation as Entry Clerk.
Notice 10 Horsemen-W. G. S~weAringen.
New Goods-Davison Bros.
Charley shay's Academy OF Music.
$3.50 Reward-J. n. Belleville.
10 sll Whom 1t May Concern.
Furniture Repaired-G. Mendel Il Co.
New Goods-t. 9. Dillon.
DR.. John Z, smtth-Third page.
WE wish to call special attention 10 onr
new Department Of Dress Silks and Vel:
vets, both In colors and blaes, plain and
brocaded. Also Seal Finishes for Iloak.
ings. We are receiving new additions
daily and selling them at reduced prices.
L. eWABACKER,
1861 Main Street.
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EeIEOAtulut H
on. Orr, PA, October a. Petroleum opened al
s1JgN; highest ST0g35; closing at lowest q cox,
Sales, l,6I7,O00 bArtelE CleAfAnoes yesterday,
United Pipe Line, 81 I64 barrels. shipments, Tide
52,2O barrels, Charter, 4l,0S barrels Daily
average for the month, II. 9Sl barrels. Runs atuf.
day and SUNDAY, United 65,76l barrels; Ndewater,
lS,Sl6 barrels, daily average, 6l,046 barrels.
BRADFORD, Pa, October 2a.-Crude oil lower with
acOntinued bear,sh tendency. Runs Monday 40.
go barrels: ShIpments 60.167 barrels; charters ~ 0iS
barrels; clearGnccS 3,9lS,6C9 barrels, United Pipe
Line certificates opened At q 0S5a, and closed al
q %; highest pics 81 @Ai lowest u %.
Trrusv1LLR, Pa. October q. -petroleum openedat
81 oak; highest 81 cox; lowest g. cox; closed ri
81 O9H. Charters 4I,0lS barrels; khipments o., l9l
barrels; runs q, 1855 barrels.
NEW YoRK, October 22-Petroleum quiet; United
Dry Goods.
INV YORK, October 22.-EEportS OF domestic
cnttonSl til packages. Since the hrSt Of January
49,, $40 pack ,Hes against 1871 ,90o for the same time
last year. II Is raining to-day (TusSdAyI and little
business Is expected. The market now Is disap'
pointed.
NEW York, October 2S.-cotton steady: futures
firm; October lo,63c; November l0.6ic: December
l0.67c; January lu.Slc; Febrnlry lO.96c: March
II l0c; April ll.21c: May lisa; June ll.4h; July
ll.Hc, Auguat ll.62c. N
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PEABODY, MAa.-The Pres OF this city sayt:
A lady residing here for ten years, suffered
with Intense pain In her back. She used the
great pain.feiieyer, St Jacobs OIL, but ashort
time and experienced great relief, gpd was
finally, fully cured.
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IA. NJ. IL ~ !: x.7P: N. IA; y. 12s. 3 E;a.7F; \
Sc GO 81 81 - u @ |"
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WheeIIng 1.-Two Hlock Mnrket.

cuAk-weighing ! coo lbs, asequeSed at 4a4kc;
weighing from 500 Ito 900 lbs, beSt quality. 35zIic;
milch vows, SSOa50; bulls, sa3Hc; calves, a. 10 size
aud quality, SGal0 per head.
LdahS-iEA6kc per ID.
&Aq-3KRiAc per ID.
HOls-5kahS<N for best
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nIITiCURA SDAP. Absolutely pure, highly
lUl medicinal, lndorSed by physicians, pre-.
,iened by The elite Sales, 1881 sud lisa, 100000
cakeG Sold eyeryNhere. Oc3tNAR
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pUBLlC SALE.
W. H. Halter, Administrator oil The estate Of Niq
S~toolHre, deceased, wild sell the following personal
THURSDAY, OCTOBER %.
at the old stoolare homestead, Valley Grove, 0h!o
county, W. Va:
eixteen stacks 81 hay.
Two.'hiidS Of q stack OF straw.
Three heifets.
tint dark bay horpc.
One lot Of farming implements.
Two thirds crop oil corn, consisting Of II acfA
Que lot OF harness.
go head oil sheep. and one mower. '
Terms Of sale, cash.
Sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock A. ".
". II. HALLER,
oci6 AdmIulItAtot
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TOR SALE.
Farm Of 40 acres 10 miles from Wheeling, In
Marshall county, W. Va.
Valuable City PIoperty, N. L. corner twenty
fourth and Market streets, Wheeling, W. Va.
Timbered Lands In quantities 10 suit purchasers
In Wetzel, BrnSion ann Nicholas counties. Ado
5000 acres land In Perry county, 1cnntRee, Gttl!@
per acre. ", v. HOGE & BRO,
au2l 1870 Market Street.
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MI. and Ms. Everett SebbInS, Belchertown,
Mass, write: Our little boy was terribly affected
with scroiala, Salt Rheum and Erys felAs eyer
since he was born, and nothing We could give him
which gradually cured him, until no = now as fair
EERny Chil6.
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Hon. VIM. Taylor, Health Commissioner, Bottom,
SAYS: After three months use Of The CutiCum
Remedie', and twelve yeaZ Of as constant suffering
from scroiulous Hnmor Of the lsoe, neck and scalp
az WIS., ever endured, can ray that am cured, and
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TIE DAIRY MAKKgrs.

Tur Cooks Delight"-12 1910 Main street.
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coMMIrrEEs APPOINTED.

The Grand Masters appointed the follow
Ing committees
COMMITTEES on Appeals: L. L. Carr. V. N.
Firor, Lluis salterbach. Daniel Shstfar, W.
L. Edwards.
T. Ktger, K. 8. Laniz.
W. H. Hunter, J. ". Chambers, A. v. Wells,
A. Il. Forgey.
yer, James Yousll, E II. Davis, Joseph Hall,
Frank Depsuore.
Committee 10 Distribute Grand Masters
Journal: G. K. Smith, W. H. Billings, J. ".
Il was ordered tia. the daily sessions Of
the Grand Lodgt be from o.. NJ. to IL NJ
and from 9 to s P n.
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Sold by all druggist. CutICurA, 30 cents; Resol.
vent, 81 SoSpt IS cents. Potter Drug and Chemi.
ssnd ioT gov 70 Cure Skin DAeues"
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dslpAlas 8 aSiS 10; Yerkss u soas 10. Shsep-Re.
SSipt5 100 head. Market slow and selling Acon
from list week;
cpscts1skTt, October 2s.-Liye hogs arm; CON.
a H5 %. Receipts 500 head aipaenti 1900
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FOR RENT.
RENT Or SALE.

~ river view rocslI on NCord uoo, ". a..
Nam street specially sdnplrd 10 M S9 l0s
without children. inquire 81 mail family
tn, JAMS l. HAWIpv
1E?O Main ST.,
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The E1nnnclnl world.

NEW YonK, October % Money 2xaSN per cent,
closed at 8 per cent. Prime mercantile paper 6a7
per cent. Sterling Exchange bankers bills weak
1T ASok; demands 81 s8<.
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o. Q. +. GRAND LODGE
OF raE ANNuAL. sEssloN
or R~,vr,yu,.,I,,s Of the Order ia Wet Tl1lnis,
In I'll. City Y....rdly-rhs Delegation Full
aad Rork Promptly Comnsuesd-Ths
PrOcstdluE Yesterday.

The West Virginia Grand Lodge /. 0. o. +.
met yesterday morning in Odd Fellows Hall,
corner OF ohapliue and Twelfth streets, with
the following officers in their respective
place: P. Gsno, G.. NJ; a. F. Lang, D. G.
Una g. Mckinney. G. w; E. A. Billings
Les, G. Secretary; Henry Seamon, G.. Treas
urer: K 8. Brown and IT. Hoke, Grand Rep
resebtaiiyts On q call OF the roll Of the
lodges a quorum was found present.
The Grand Msster appointed the following
Past GIands officers OF this Lodge:
q. K. J, EIliiri,z. Grand Chapline; Lewis
Sargent, Grand Mania; Jacob Simpson,
rand Conductor; J. A. Ripley, Grand Guar
dian; GO. M0omGId, Grand Herald.
The Grand Master also appointed the fol-
lowing Committee on Credentials: w. +.
Wallace, Samuel A. Steele and ~. Emshei-
mer.
deied that the Grand Master appoint an as.
sjEtant 10 the Grand Secretary.
The report Of the Committee on Creden-
tials being adopted, on motion Of 81: Seamon,
2. G. =, II Wss ordered that the Grand Warden
and Grand Marshal retire and confer the
Past Officials degrees on the Past GrAnds IN
waiting.
Smith. of Marion Lodge No. IL, assistant 70
the Grand Secretary.
The Grand Mosier then proceeded 70 read
his journal, which was referred TO the com
mittee 10 distribute the Grand Masters Jour
nal, except that part OF the Journal which
referred 10 Adelphia Lodge No. 8, which was
referred to o special committee, consisting Of
Past Grand Masters 1T. Hoke, R. 8. Brown
| and I. A.. Miller.
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Black and Light Cloths

Aud defy competition in prices and workman.
ship. Many Styles have been introduced BY US,
which for ht and workmanship ale excited BY no
other house. Among them Is the
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TItgI,,0y TRADE.
A Very Unsatisfactory Condition of AZ.
fairs, but Hopeful For tho Pntnrc.

A Very UnsatIsfRctory Condition of Ar
fairs, but Hopefui For tho Pntarc.
PITTsBUR0H, February lG.-Thers Is a
wide difference Of opinion, says the Iron
Age, in regard to the general iron trade.
While 1t is admitted by all that tho busi-
ness Is very unsatisfactory at present,
some are hopciuli in regard TO the immediate
future, while others are despondent. The
former, with good weather and the tariff
question disposed Of, look for m early i'm.
provement, and these arc In the majority;
but the latter are.disposed to take an op-
posite view, basing 1t largely on oyerpro.
duction, claiming that tue country Is pro-
ducing more iron, both raw and finished,
than can be consumed. II must DO admit.
ted that there has been an overproduction
Of pig iron during the past sx or
eight months, but this will be regulated by
furnaces blowing out; number have done
80 already, and Others contemplate doing
likewise very soon. The production oil
finished iron has also been reduced. Many
Of the Western mills have, within the past
few weeks changed from double 10 single
turn, and unless there Is change for the
better some will no doubt shut down alto.
gether. There Is no question but tho un-
certainty ot tho action OF Congress In
regard TO tho tariff has had good deal to
do with the unsettled and very unsatisfac.
tory condition OF the iron trade for some
time past. One Of our most prominent
manufacturers, who has Just return.
cd from an extended Western trip, re.
ports that country bars OF stock, aud
says that both buyers and consumer, ap.
prehcnsive Of lower prices, are buying
only Us their immediate necessities require.
The feeling, however, In Iron circles Is tha,
II wonl1 be much better 10 have the tariff
remain as 1t is'thRu TO pass tho bill as II
now stands.
There Is q slight improvement In
the pig iron market, As compared with
last week. The demand has been fair, and
several good sized sales have been
effected at about the same prices Us ruled
then. There Is disposition shown among
dealers, however, 10 hold off for develop.
ments In regard to the tariff. The matter
will have TO be settled in very few days
now, and they prefer 10 wait 10 sec what
action will bG taken before selling more
iron at the present low rates. Sales are ~.
ported In regular way at SO J0A23 10. 4
mos, for No. ! Foundry; SCI 0OL29 80 for
No. 9, $40 50140 30, mos, for Neutral, and
S9I 00l22 90 for All Ore Forge. Sale Of 500
tons Neutral Forge at $50, cash, aud 1000
tons do at SO, cash. Tho former is very
popular brand In this market.
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THE sENArE pnEeIDeNcY.
Much Talk About the situation-An Ex.
trn session Not Favored.

tfh hetsiOu Nbt E"uftu.
WAsniSGroS, February l6.-Attention
having been directed to the reported wish
es Of Mr.. Malone in regard to the future
arrangement Of the Senate committees, and
the treatment Of the Readiuster Senators in
case OF reorganization, the effect has been
to set the Fenators on both sides OF the
Senate Chamber 10 talking about the mat
ter. Among the Democrats there Is u dis
position TO encourage the Republicans TO
get along without the help Of Mr.. Malone
In the election Of n President pro ten.
One Democrat said to-day that he had good
reasons for believing that causes and effects
were being made on behalf Of persons
In this city who desire 10 have an ex'
ira session called and presiding officer
and an entirely new force OF clerks mp.
pointed for the Senate TO prevent thH pas
sage In the House Of the Presidential Sue
cession bill already passed by the Senate.
Should that bill pass, the necessity for
electing President pro tan as the appar.
ent successor TO tue President In case OF
disability or inability to discharge the
functions OF his office would be removed.
The bill Is now on the Speakers table and
cannot easily be reached, except by atwo-
thirds vote in the last days Of the session.
A very well informed Republican Senator
said to-day that there need he no concern
about what the Senate would do In this
matter. He had heard something about
the ambition OF tho Virginia Senator, but
did not think there would be any necessity
for making any bargain with him even II
the Republicans were 10 inclined ,-and he
was not informed that they were. lie was
informed, however, that Mr.. David Davis
would resign his position as presiding officer
inst before the expiration Of his term oi
Office us Senator, III order TO allow his sue
cessor to be elected. There should be no
extra session, this Senator declared, and
there would be no occasion for one, as
there would be no attempt made until the
beginning OF the Forty.eighth Congress TO
rearrange the committees. The present
force OF clerks would also be allowed 10
remain until December, us 1t would be un-
Just as well as unnecessary 10 put In q new
force who would have no opportunity TO
do anything until Congress met. The Sen:
ator who furnished this information said
he did not know OF any Democrat who
wonld assist, directly or indirectly, TO elect
a Republican President pro TEN, but he
did not expect TO nee the Democrats offer
any opposition to the choice Of Chairman
who would ill tho place fairly and crcdita.
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RRlRe TELRoRAMs.

A Gre yesterday damaged the mill Of the
Providence, r. l., Worsted Company $15,.
900. Insured for $4,000.
John W. Garrett has contributed $1,000
for the bent tit Of the sufferers by the flood
at Cincinnati and adjacent points.
The business men of Cleveland, o.,
raised three thousand dollars for the Gin.
cinnati sufferers this afternoon. Further
subscriptions will be received tomorrow.
Alta meeting Of tho creditors Of Andrew
Kloman 4 Bro, operating the Superior
Rail Mills, Allegheny City, Pa, last night,
the firm made proposition which was &c.
oepted by the creditors, and the mill con-
tinues operations as usual,
The business iailuress for tho last seven
days number 2H against 275 last week, n
reduction Of 81, distributed as follows New
England States, 10; Western, 90; Southern,
81; Middle, Isl Pacific States and Terrific.
rics, q New York City, Il and Canada, ".
The Pittsburgh Commercial Gdtntt's Nc.
Keespoft, Pa, special says: A Swede
named Hanson, In q 1t Of jealousy, shot q
Young girl named Clum In the left cheek,
last night, and then left the house. He
staItNd tor tho river, where he was found
lying on the bank dead, about an hour
later, with 4 bullet in his left side. The
girl will recoYer'
The January Official Feturnsoi Michigan
Indicate that al kinds Of elttleaIe In fne
condition In the Blate, Most correspond.
enta express the fear that the wheat has
been injured more or leas by treeIIng and
thawinfor been smotheTed by the late
SHOWS. Seven millions seven hundred end
titty-ninc thousand bushels wero marketed
from Auguat 70 January,
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CIVIL sERvlCE COnnISsroS.
Nominations TO be sent In MondsJ
Jndgc hoge'. Case Ilopetess.

Nominations TO be sent In Monday
Jadgc HoEe's Case Hopeless.
From Our Special Correspondent
WASHINGTON, February lG.-It Ia expect.
ed that the Civil Service Commissioner
will be nominated on Monday next The
President told Senators Davisand Camden
when they called at the White House in
the interest Of Judge Hogr, that 1t was his
intention to send the names Of the com
missioners to the Senate this week. lie
said also that he would appoint one west
crn Democrat but did not name his choice,
II he had determined upon the man.
Representative Hoge, Of West Virginia,
has been urged for the place, but hom
what the President has said it is inferred
that be will select a man from some one oil
the larger and more popnlous western states
It seems to be the prevailing opinion tha,
Mr.. Dorman B. Eaton, has been fixed upon
as one Of the commissioners, and that as a
Democrat will be chosen from the West
A Republican from the New England states
will be the third.
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ANNuLLING a nARnIAGr.


OEutF VI tht NbuFhs
TRoY, N. Y, February lG.-ln 1873 Mary
&lcAIanu, Of this city, widow Of forty
years, went to Ballston, Saratoga county,
where she put out a sign, "Mrs. Mann,
clairyoyant, physician" She dropped the
"ic" to lead to the inference that size was
related to the Manns, Of whom there are
several families in the vicinity. Two days
after her arrival she secured an introduction
to Samuel Hides, q very wealthy and aged
resident. Hides was very deaf and firm
believer In Spirtualism. Mrs. Manu- pro.
iessed her ability to cure him OF his deal.
ness, and said the spirits had promised TO
aid her.
She induced Hides to call at her rooms,
where she made mesmeric motions about
his head, poked her fipgcrs into the ears,
and tlckled him under tho chin. Mrs.
Mann wanted TO charge $500 in case Of
cure, and $50 month while under treat
ment Hides considered the price too
high, and left, but Mrs. Mann visited him
at his place OF business, and after few
visits, broached the marriage subject On
tHc ut1k fIblIl buG NChh INV hAhLVI ANU
when shu came TO, she declared that the
spirits had directed their union.
Hides said be was too old 10 marry,
whereupon Mrs. Mann Hgain went into
a trance, and upon recovering conscious.
ness asserted that tho spirits had assured
her that Hides would live at least twenty
years longer; that boy and girl would
bless their nnion, and that the marriage
must take place within two weeks or some.
thing would happen to prevent u. Hides
agreed, and when he next saw Mrs. Mann
she claimed TO have another cOmmuniea'
tion from the spirits, which directed Hides
TO deed his property to her.
The latter reftsed TO have the wedding
performed In BallstoD, go they met by ap,
pointment 10 lawyers office in Saratoga,
where Hides decided his properly TO her
receiving in return paper guaranteeing
him the receipts tllereirom duringshis life
time. A Catholic p'iest to whom they ap-
iilied refused to mhtTy them, aud r Baptist
clergyman tied the knot. After living tOgeth
or for ten days, the woman abused Hides
and then left him. When
Hides friends learned the circumstances
they caused proceedings to be instituted,
and today Judge Wait rendered decision
The marriage contract, and setting
aside the convcyancGs on the grounds oil
frAud
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TnE bill, passed by the House and now
in the Senate, authorizing tho City Of
Wheeling to contract its corporate limits,
couien on the city poweralready enjoyed
by every city, town and village In the
State except Wheeling, by the Act oil
MArl, II, 1852, any city, town or village,
HOEheF than the city Of Wheeling" may
change It's corporate limits by popular
election held on the written petition
Of five or more irCe.holdcrs, The
difference between that law and the
pending bill is that the proposition must
be submitted to the Council and passed by
the votes Of two'thirds oi the members
elected. ltis fairly assumed that Eve free.
holders will not ask, certainly that two.
thirds Of the peoples representatives will
not iayur, measure hostile to the city'a
intereStA II thIS DO tue 1t would be
unnecessary to put taxpayers to the cost
Of an election; and there might be q
casc In which the element Of time
would count for something. The question
therefore, which comes before the Senate
isln plain terms whether the State vii
llust the city Of Wheeling, as Il has othe
cities, towns and villages, TO exercise Il
wisdom In the matter Of its corpArate lin
iie II d merely aquestion Of little NOR
home rule The bill giyesto the chief cit
Of the State no more power over its ow
atfliB than tho city ought 10 have; K
which reason Il Is expected that the bi
/ will become q law.
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Mr.. DouEhcrty'. Lecture.

Hon. Daniel Dougherty's lecture ON
"Oratory" will be delivered at the Open,
House next Tuesday evening, February 2o
Reserved seats will be placed on saIe
Wilson & Banners this morning. AT
rangenents have been made by the mana
gers oi the lecture by which tie Little
Anna will rake q special trip 10 Martins
Ferry, after the lecture. The street cars
vii! also run late 10 accommodate persons
desiring to attend. The lecture will be one
oil the most enjoyable leaSs OF oratory
spread before Wheeling audience for a
longtime, and will no doubt attract goOdly
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EtsEwuEug We priut all that the Chriaian
.idrca's SAYS OF tho Isabella mining
Ssindlr, with which It's present associate
Ii,Ur and former edilor.in,Chiei arc
changed wi,li being connected. The article
.loes not so much as mention the Isabella
lnine-"a certain mining scheme to endow
A Methodist college" Is as near as the
Christian .idroean comes to It. The refer.
encc to "a paragraph starting from the
New York Herald, charging that all the
reverend gentlemen at sos Broadway took
Stock is disipgenuous. The charges
70 much further than that and have
occupied several columns Of tho New York
Herald. But the whole treatment Of the
subj g. is inadequate, disappointing, and
unxorthy Of the chief organ Of agreat
church. The reader who has not seen the
Houid. publications Is left to infer that
there was single chNrEeot nOgreat weight
which has been frankly met and fully dis.
proved. In fact the gravamen Of the
charge remains to be met. The tritllns ol
the Chri,tian Adroca't will make tue public
---Nle,hodists par,icularly-more anxious
than before to know the true inwardness
ot this sCAnhHl
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Oua Grafton correspondents recollection
does not mislcsd him. The Democratic
party in West Virginia inherited no deficit
from the Republican administration, WHICH
in lac, lpi. them money 10 begin business
with. The Democratic party is hard pressed
fora prrtext to justify its unconstitutional
use Of tho school funds and general hand.
ling Of the finances. Hone thing Is clearer
than another in ali this business 1t is that
West Virginia has no securities for any.
body to invest any funds in. The State
has |. 0. us atIoat, and the Democratic
asrly refuses to take them up. 1t looks
as though the people will have TO knock
The Democratic party down.