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An ENGINE, HURNED,u,.7 =,
The Cab ofn u. 4 U. Freight locomotiy,
A1a ris4s " " Z. DESTROY rtiI u NJ ) . II

Inc Cab OF II. ~ u. Freight Locumo tiye
"a "a Y h e Destroy cd u 81
About half past nine o'clock yesterday
morning one OF the most peculiar fires ever
recorded heleabsuis, occurred at tbs BIG O.
round house, in the Sixth ward. Freight
engine No, 3ls had Just been brought out Of
the shops afser receiving thorough overhaul
ing snd repairs. In some way The wood work
of the cab caught fire, and before it was die.
covered sthe cso swas envelopsds in flames.
The engine was run pu. upon tho track, and
tbs fresh eli, SO famed the blaze that the cad
vas completely cousumed.S Il NJ & /
"A still alarm. wss sent into Tie United en-!
CINE house, and the boys hitched up the en-.
CINE and were ready,to so to the spot when d
second mfsssge Tas ss8t, 10 the. effect that
their services would not be needed, IS, the
work Of destruction was already, completed,
Tho engine will require new cab, and
several. other repairs will also have to be
made before 1t Is again ready for duty. 1t
Will be taken to the shops ,o-dsy and sgain
overhAulld.S-t sIE:A ii K H4T SSdS /
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y OH2KLRi cIAf .pUpuIAfl Theatre did an
immense business last week. the largest eyer
done IN this sity' the people At last realizing
shows and inll,yalno ior their money. j TIE ti
week Is promised another biz show, George
France, With his ""Dlock Came combination
which played at the Opera House the la,s
time It vas herc. This time he has double
company, specially and dramatic. and Tie
pns, In other cities speaks In the highest
terms OF the performance. All may expect
another monster business at this theatre.
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PERSONAL nENIlOs.
MA n s- - n n
News and GOsAfp In Relation ~ yarlo

News and GOssfp In Relation ~. Various
TUE. 7t{sb2Peorle. ma .f%Ssf
Nj. John Sweeney has returned from Par.
keIsburg.Al,S sii3Ai ,s!sJlEl9'at9
Louis schwslb, who has been at Pittsburgh,
has returned home. .5,s,5.,--3',.s.
JudgsJ. H. Ferguson, Of Charleston, .cit
the city for Patkersbarg Saturday. |
Capt. VIM. Armstrong has returned from
Marietta, where he went to look = after his
steamboat interests g43hTb1iSJg
Mr. a. A. King. OF Cleveland, Is at the No
Lure Horse, as clever as ever. He will re-
main IN the city several dsyAISS 4
Col. and Mrs. v. L. Cockayne, OF. Marshall
county, who have been visiting friends ID
the city, have returned home. ,Ey9 /
Master s. G. Robinson, Of. this city, Is con.
fined to his room with sickness, at Chelthari
Academy, near Philadelphia. ~,
MFR. Ed. ]. Norton, formerly proprietor Of
the Mcclure House, is hsrs on o visit TO bis
brother Fred. Mr.. Norton comes here froui
kentucky. So --.E.Sr ~ ,aa
Nj. Dan 3. Neal. java well-koow n, Par!
kersbusger, holding q position in the Navy
Department. at Washington, arrived In the
ely yesterday, md Is stopping at the s.smui
HOUSE. " q FEE SS I
,,Monsignor Sullivan, Vicar General of:this
diocese Of the Catholic church, will leave the
last OF sthia month for trip to Florida, In
the hope OF benefi:ting his health. He may
20 to Europe later. Some OF the Monsiruorfs
friends think there Is a strong probability Of
his promotion to q bishopric in the near
future. erg7 rTq.a So 3 ~ !
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The .assuuIlun n Ecpor,c-

Mr.. r.. B. Woods, Tho Et5is,r reporter who
was 80 cruelty beaten np'oa Friday morning
in the alley by the Huseman, Il ouse, Is re:
covering slowly from theihj usies be received,
and Il Is thought viii be out In. a few days.
Saturday night, alter the performance by
the Ida siddo1s' company, at Uhsrley Shay !
theatre, MI. Albert Geyer, thu acrobatic
clown 81 that, company. was, arrested on a
warrant issued by sIuiyo Arkle,f charged
with making The nssul. on Woods, but after
2 ,heafing the man mas hoporshly discharged,
public at large as it was before" Mi, Geyer
left with the company on special train for
Philadelphia, on tho Baltimore & Ohio road.
at 2 O'Clock Yesterday morning,
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!. Tho Onto. Glyer Road.

sMr. J. Carey; OF Bsnwood, has REQUIRED the
services Of la:ga force Of Sweds IS to work on
;he Ohio River Railroad in grsyeling and
leveliDg tie track at this end One large
party, uodsr Frank Williams, will commence
work above Moundsvillu and continue on
until Eenwood "a reached, when they will
commence at Gon1daysIle again and work
down the tiyaI. The sStdes are generally q
Most OF lhom are young men,
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The chapel extends almost north innd
south, the three vaults being arranged from
east 10 wfs'. Tha thieves tore nut Ru opsn /.
Ing In the eastern wall, about Two and q half
feet by four or iro feet, aud were probably
than Stopped by the dis:o, cry that still aa-
other wall must be torn dows before access
could be secured to the remuins. At any,
rate, work was here s.oppsd and the hole mi
the. corner csrelessly covered with oilcloth,j
eeveral candles partly burned .wer j LEI. in
the celler, and Others In the chapel, one OF the
latter, having scorchsd5 tho wainscosing BY
leaning against 1T. Two windowa opposite
tho ends Of the affairs were opened, probably
to give prompt eg.eea with the burden the
visitors e1pscted to carry away with them. |
The robbers worked In comparative secur-
ity, tho residence Of the sexton being at dis.
lance OF several hundred feet from tho
Chapel. They. evidently made insurance
doubly sure by placing q guard outside the
building. Small, neat tracks, apparently
woman's or a boys, were 10 DO seen In The
snow near tho windows, opening, upon the
saaoluary, and also In the soft Garth. In the
cellar. It IS probable that the thieves were
scared Off by; the: approach Sof day. Eor by
signs that se1ton Burke was astir. \ h arose
shortly before, i o'clock Fridsy morning and
went 10 the green honee to $40 tha. tbs fires
wesc In good order. Poa,ibIy the guard saw
him and warned The Others, and they fed,
All that remained 10 be done was to 'demolish
another single wall. NC. II 49, = .G.-lI
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A STAY Of execution was granted by Judge
Jacob Saturday in Grant Geary's ca.o, and
IN appeal was taken to the Supreme Court
OF Appeals. @,,-s-,y,-,.. IL;
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4 Tho Dukex.Nnlt 'rinyeuicsi..

steyepson 4 Foster, Isl Wood street, Pitts!
hurgh,<ePaEha?e1 secured: a:oopyrlght- and
will Issue Immediately. on conclusion OF the
isial Of james Nntt FOR the killing ofjjN. /!
DUKES pamphlet: containing a! complete
history o. the tragedies, and an: official re:
port Of The tsstimopys and Rddresses Of the
reported by L j. Doanslly, ESQ, = member
Of the Allegheny comfy. bar. 4 Mailed on re,
ceipt OF 80 censs:s Liberal discount to dealers,
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Mr.: CHARLES y: Mayer will open dascipg
class No. :, at McLaln,s Hall on Twelfth street
on Saturday January 18th ut 81! n. Those
who wish to take lessons would do well 10
attend reception to- bel given. In McLai:.'s
Han, inesdsyI January q at 3 o'clock, and
Mayer will also open CLAUS ior ladies at tce
Hall, Saturday, January 20 at p.lA.a ri 4
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TIE gas well at Reymann's brewery was,
"sho" with d torpedo Saturday. The tor
pedo waa lost, but recovered, and when about
halfway up from the bottom, exploded acct
d,nta,lsIAob9dy was hurt. A flow OF gas
lowed II the shot does not have a perma!
nent'good effect, another torpedo Will he e1!
ploded at different DEPTH, ~! Li!s9
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Qhe antelliqeuter';,
Office: Nos. IL and ~ Fourteenth MI &c


Z s!or,gs-Merchsndlse or Furnitusc--T. A
Mofri, & Co. 3
: German SUDDEN. I.nmps-Nesoitt & Bro.
I ,VAlentines-C. q. Quimby. sls,-il F.
Charley Shey's Academy Of Music.
Planes Moved ard 5tored-Wilson 4
Banner.
A Home Druggist. ~ ."
Special Sale OF Carrets-G. Mendtl 4 Co,
Dr.. John f. smith-Third pege. .,
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Tnr mysterious. origin OF man has beef,
parsislly disclosed by tho Indianapolis Citl.
gan, who found an infant In 8 un.pail atthe
top OF u trse.g It Is 70 be remembered there i
syrnE i few dosea rlll cure your cough Or
cold. K I, ~. q v. "a, - .3Is
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ID the chapel until tbe yAnlts Gre 30 securely
rebuilt Az 10 MAXI a successful repetition OF

.N'fLEIk ~ LlhIEt aLL.NN-.f IN 4 liza
ID the chapel until tie yAnlts are 40 ssourely
rebuilt az 10 mako d successful repetition Of
tho attempt an ,ilnp0sslhiliiy. y sEN 4
Z The Bishop thinks that two OF The men
connected with tho scheme 1'dhadowsd" him
and Mopa,ynor Sullivan on Friday whan they
we're OH their way to the sheril's office and
police headquarters Two suspicious looking
characters, strangers TO hlrn, were leen pyinS
him and Tie MonsIEnor 30 closely a to attract
Attsn tom ~ ..i0,a't hlr,4- ~. i.,l,3T
Bishop Whelaa wss buried In July, is74.
Bishop Kain says he cahnot imagine any
other motive In the attempted riding OF tho
tomb than Va carry OF the remains bodily
aud demand aheayy ransonl for their return.
The lats bishop wore p!sin gold ring md 4
Gross Of preGious metals when he WAS buried,
but these together ,wonld not DO int1insical y
worth much over 500, asam which would
tempt no psrsan TO undertake to rob tho
vault. ;iy.4fjbI va 9uy.NDtyG VIZ ll!ll |
,o,.ry y 1ils ouARns STORY. fif, x |
Constable Love. who wa5 oIs OF tho guards
ut tho cemetery Friday night, was also seen
by Gu 1SrELLiaEScRE reporter. He says that
he, Constable t.. Myers, Sexton Burke and
two Gssistrnty, were Oh guard uear the Chapel
all Thursday night, all being we'll armed
and they had resolved TO taxa the thieves X
they returned, alive iiipotsibe, but dead II
Necessary. lie was Of opinion,y however
that tho robbers had q spy on,watch on Z ri
day to see X Sexton Burke visited 'ths
Chapel, and al soon as their Wait had been dis.
covered by the sexton, the thi4ves kaaw Il. |
Love agrees with. the Bishop, that the
ghouls were strsugsts, or at least most OF
them. He ihinka there were three or four
men concerne0S and doubts II they intended
TO retura,as the marks OF their visit were
not hidden at. all, candles being left Oh the
floor, and the slab which marks the spot
where the sremasas- lie was lett upon edge,
The outer door shows marks Of aljtmmy, the
weather "trip which covers the crack between
the two dosrs being bruised and masked. II
was this which first attracted sexton Burke
attention and led u the discovery. a
Tho guards did not enter the chapel during
the night, but, In the morning before leaving
for town they went down into the cellar and
inspected the work. The Small track was
noticed plainly. II Is the only clue TO the
perpetrators. j y = a i3tSElI
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Jacl1t Froht,

. Mr.. MI. Green, r. NJ. at North Buffalo.
Pa: ststes h's feet we're badly, frosted and he
suffered also with palma In the head, which
vt Jacobs on, great pain.rellever, com!
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BreatiAtufis and Prov iHi ous.. .

I, NEW S5a foRE, January 19.-F1our dull roocIut,
eoou extra s. ?oa3 70: good 10 choice s. 55sS "a
Sa nHa. spot lou 'lalAe lower, closing wiih he
lalAc al tue opening, later stronger, ralIed Xtle
near the close, weakened and !ei! OF at LsHc
anore inside rates. receipts Is g03 busles: exorss
g ~ bushels; No. Chicago 9?c: No. Milwaukee,
white sa!cs 6.ced bushes al ST CO. No rcd jannsrv
S*ss 1900 BUSH, y :! e2 closing Isl 81
eosips 4 @ o MsISS D saies & Sss1s' S
SooHn oen closing It 81 o5'; Ap il.sslea SIS.
cog ou,h Is Z! q 071ssl CE, closing i. 81 Cs: May
81 IL Sss ~! nesn y ~ " 81 io:i TX elns
closing a. s. Corn. Epot 1;;c lower: ON Ia:
opened hAISc lower, titerwa,ds rallied EaIEe
c!asing Weates at AaAc about inside figures: r.,
g. ssp @ oSs w sS2s; S o sssns 4
white go ,uugr4ded White bSaGaa: "a y January
eozc February t0As;l. clnsIng ~ Eie; Maiea az
siAe closing a s April 6sss5c; so;ns It &c &c
nay elss5 q ee!SS a 0A dull and
Tessesn msxea Ss.!2c; white westsrn 4eaiGe, InY
firm and fairly attlve. Hops, demand fair and
market urn =! and low grades l2aYe,
options lQa!0 points higher ard moderately AZ.
tiys; Sugar qu!et and steady; reinei stronser At
ea6ac: extra E5.aGsSc; yellbw exc; gtanulated
lte Moa r. s,ss5y snd moderately active
and steady. lso,in firm. t1uspen,iue nrm. 1 frra
western fresh steady and In nojeraia .dn,reanSS
Pork quiet and steadily held; new mefs si aja1s n
L.rd lower; prime steam eaa1 Coo; JANUARY S'aSs
SOC: February s.e4a9 Ole; March 00aa DC: a All
ll2s1lac May, 9.2oas. &c: June. A2alO2sc +jnly
a3oc. butter quiet ard firm. Cheae quiet. and
lrm, $50, a., = ., =; f''''t
cnlcAoo., January ls:-rlour: dull and M I !
generally lower: openol easier and aiyerwaId. "A.
vanted ~, then declined ~. rallied lc recedcd !
tdae and closed abont W Under yeste,das ss3es
nnsee, January ss54ssszc. closed ef Ss%sss sst
Feetussy. ss1fASS5s cosea Al s93ssc March s9Ss
juse 9!assc closed at No ChfcsTo ~ s.t se
Ssssssic closed Of Sss<sc Nc 72aTss M sls3n8
winter 9ia96c. Corn ID fair demand. nns., ~
and loTer opened easier, rallied tsifle. then ~
clfned 5<a1c, <.sit!ed 10, and closed Kako ma,
yessfoay; cash olao2c, closed at Sic; Janua,v
closed Il 52Jc March Gis4n54:1o. sjosas q 25
Nay 5ess.s71e closed q tsIsc: juno = i rs
under May OATS weak and lower: Il I nric.s
sl;sc March slHaaeac, closed al Sl;sc; Apdi "a
ge,c, SlGisd Il, a. sc; Nay cted at SC
90 E.a,secd atm at 81 81 on tsacS.S To,k siesdv
s I ~ good demand; opened baltic hishe.: c.tb
! W4N ~: January nrd February III s5nis 81
closed NJ ~ 6SaA Gj1ff;- March hi TcU's3iF
s,esed q ~ soail SEX! Nay elb ets rs closed 4
70 ~ i'hsths ~ 21ne slS 25s!d a2h July. SIS IS
:sah a6aas Csc fesrusry s65ss 100 closed AZ ~
March 8.TSaSs. closed nj 877itss snr
M. Se5asO5c closed Il 9CoIg0:,Ie. jMns rs Ss
l0c. Bulk meats in fair demand ihouldcry q ~
hort sio 7.75c; abort clear 8t0cl Butter Ard CO..,
a Y, ~. 1ud unchanged. Whisky stesdy sud IN.
: q IA Z. sy..t ~. N JsS5ttAIIf |
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camille paper sac percent. Sterling Exchange hant.
ets bills steady at 81 s4h4; demaud 81 SIX. =
GovERSAENTs-stropy. 49,
y. ) Ss.,............!p0 U. 8. As, COUPONS 1clik
o.s. Az, couppns..-l1A5 9f - . 10 = = .
RAILWAY BoSps-West Shore l. Buffalo "a rosa
to oi'<, tell off to 81 and clo.ed ut haiIa5y,i
bTATE SEcuRI1lrs-Dull. SlB5i d. iI.,.E
pacihc esot ,5:.......l23 Tex. Pkc land gr'ts az
Gentai taetfc dfsts.l1 RIO Grande CIV. 7Ox
MY bonds, hrst.ll3k
Le ei y mllSee Y. 7. Land Grauts. l59 :
Loui:iana consols..- 20 IJ. T. siukInv innd i'm
Missouri 6s."........l0i Virginia 6s....... al :
BIT J0ssph..".........-1l1 ivirgicia consols e5
=. +. d y. Z. trsx..-llG trn mat coupons.I 40 I
Tennessee old.-.-... vlastE.s deierred... Sx
Tennessee Is. ncw:... BIZ ,.-,,....' -
sTocKs-wcre weak aud lower tbrnnehoni III !
day. lu the estly dealings Denver 4 no Gnnde
WAS pressed Tor sale and dropped TX nefceut 10
.9A. Western Union was also attacked, but Weld.
ID only slightly. No support was given the market
and unaer nniaFe:st'e fumofs general decline ID
prices took place. Tho transactions wore smaller
imam lot any previous day for a weak, he traus
scsioos IN ST. raul We're heavy, large abort sales
having been m ade. SsTeral brokers' at the close
bought Kansas g. Texas xcd Denver for I,,ndon ard
Amsterdam accounts -ilil7 u 'sII:g-..- - !
Deliveries OF stocls are several days behind and
the borrowing demand Is active. Scafly ali Inc
leading shares are lending flat 10 the premium ior
use, owing 70 The lirs: outstanding short iut.r.
tes:. The Embarrassment CT ". X. Gufon, 1ri,iue
from operations In produce, whs used by the btfIs
10 start tunioIs Of olsr failuses lolc oi, Nyhich
however, had any foundation 10 fact AS Cuu rn,el
Win last Nights close prices are down from & 10
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Work 10 VAIN.
The Villains Fooled When Success wa,
Almost TheirH

The Villains Fooled when Success was
Almost Theirs. !
That the robbers were in measure iamil-
lar with the p.aa Of the vaults beneath the
chapel is shown by their work. Italso shows
that they we're not fully posted. Had they
been, much needless work would have been
avoided, aud the design o! the villains would
probably have been successfully carried out.
The outside doors arc double, and open into
a square vestibnle surn,ounted by a tower,
which stands at one corner Of the handsome
little gothic structure oi stone These were
forced opea by main strength, more than
skill. The sanctuary Ia slightly raised above
the main floor, and is covered with oil cloth.
In the centre is marble slab. which is d.
rect'y over the spot where the ls.e Bishops
remains rspose. Beneath this ia the floor,
aud under the floor the arched top of the
vault n .a-4t1 Isl % " $50 ~ Efl5J
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IL order to got of large surplus stock
WI make heavy reductions on good ssasona.
BILE goods from this date. Cali aud secure
bargains 81: ~. = e :, z Y; BLosp,
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PURCHASERS Of; Boots and ehoes SHOULD cali
and inspect my stock before 'purchsslpr,ssi
am Offering all gooda at very popular prices.
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The thieves flint removed the oil. cloth
from the floor, raised the marble slab upon
Its edge, and by boring and choppiug secured
an opening for c.owbar and tore up q Dor:
ton Of the floor. This led to the discovery
that an arch OF 6,e.btick yet interpossd be.
tween tho men and the casket which they
desired 10 reach. %, ~ ~ Y. wi
Work in this direction wes then suspended
and new start taken lin the corner OF the
room, near the wall. Z, Here very neat open.
ing was cut, tho, boards being sawed acro.s
tie top, just oyer q joist soj that they conld
bs replaced, end nailed down neatly, after
the body had been removed. |
This opening was several feet long, and aa
wide as the space between the joisis would
permit. Il admitted the robbers to G cellar.
like excavation eight OF nina feet deep, from
which they worked. Here theirfignorance
OF the Arrangement Of the vaults led them
into much needless work, which no doubt
consumed more time than they. had counted
upon. The bodyof Bishop sjWhelan was de.
posted in the middle one Of three brick
vaults, being separated from each Of the
Others by brick wall similar to each OF The
outer walls Oh the other two vaults. The
outer vaults arc empty. a better under.
standing Of the situation can be Obtained
from tbs following 4
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... UH. INDlCA1IOh5s al. ~ q
WASHINGTON, D. o., January d. l:30 a,
A.-For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
fair and generally warmer weather, westerly
winds. falling barometer In western portion
riaing followed by falling in the eastern por
ton. e .-A- :,
For the Lower Lake region. fair weather
preceded by light snows In the eastern por
non, southwehterly winds. generally warm,
falling barometer In the western portion, riG.
Ing followed by falling barometer. yt.yi Il
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PnM,AprtnEyA, js9uary s.7;Eour quiet. Wheat
10 Le!: I'd tsN for fresh t pi TIL
No. 3spsirS 9shc; No : red January ii o2si az:
February 81 o!HAl OK: Mach 81 o5s 05z; Anfti
81 o7ksl IS; May 81 Q9Eal l05hS, Com op,iens
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WANTED,

THTANTED-WE WANT MEN AND
w Women everywhtIe, 70 sell our Diamonds
No previous experience necessary. Fotpsrticuli;,
Cincinnati D. 'a',5.- o 70 = - ND
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ESTIMATES on all kinds OF Printing cheer
fully given BY ths lNTELLlGsscER Jon OTSlcE,
All work guaranteed. l,.-..',,
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VALUABLE FARM
=. go z TT7T.-
FOR RAT,E
GENERAL NOTICES,
FRANKLIN INSURANCE COMPANY
ELECTION NOTICE,

, The annusl meeting OF the Stockholders NJ The
s Il! irus.nee Company. for ,ae pupose d
bniineA, 3hs4 ley come betose them Wifi BIZ he'd
Oh Monday, the 2ht Inst, between lac houn Of
ano = H., az their office, No. IS lwelih ,IeeL
"nssss"ns' "'fA', J. l.. hThUEHLsls.
ya!o ~ = w. 2. - w. EHrHHia,S
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Ihsre VIII be q meeting Of the a,ockho,deu Of
tne Giozsns hallway Company at The office Of The
trhnai,a an ,hsu!shes Conpsay, Ia The City Of
a. 1854. for tue election oi nve directors and III
lore trem. SOC -l.-tS-'1 VhS iyttt I'"
.JAh n 90 =. i't.l.Ii 80 r ~. Eer:ntAry
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fourth OF the country mills use tho caro- or
know the points necessary TO saw walnut to
advantage. ny ~ GFt,.tF R,1'Ag H'Glr.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Inc annval NEE Ing OF The stockholders o! .,a
bsnwood lion wuris will se hei,. h, TIC p,i1chI
anGs o. ne comFaay,no. II Fourteenth street %
autsuay, Jlhlsly Y, lSs:, Mt Z 0'clu =, ~, f9
TOO purpoSu O! eiecthg line diiec,ors tn srst
ounilY inc ensuing Year, and for The lnntsc,ioa
OF tucd O. fet bnhness as may come be OF them,
: ~. |luI-. Totes AlUSZU 1I1kiAJ; Gec,n,srv
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sts Dry Goods
Wool. y

NEW YORK, January 10 After week OF ipc,caS
Cd bustEcsy the mafkct Is more quiet to-day. ID
Glnghams and coloted cottons there has been lA!gc
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THE DAILY MARKETS.,
Tho Financial World

NEW ionK, January ls.-Moncy market easy
At LAZY percent closed at ~ percent. Prime mef.
Camille paper Sac percent. sterling Exchange bank.
ef's bills steady at 81 sl344; demand 81 SIX; -
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|..L9 NVtIVV U 0IVCKHV!NVrS.
t'7' ~. WHEELING. November 10, 1857
"A Special meeting OF tho s ccrholdcn Of Il,
PitsbulRn, Wheeling " KENTUCKY Railroad Cor
Esny VIII 10 held at The principal on4te Of ..
on TArksDAY. January Il. ISL. 4, ITO oclod
4. r., for the purpose OF voting upon the MISTER
me creation OF loan OF Ss00 co., secured by mort
gsgs Upon TIC Whole iiTc, Including the e1ieude'
70 n%9d. sIhG spreiAi meeting hee.oo,c ~
Is postponed until Jauuary n, 1854.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors,
Z. h. LlG0ETT.
z NOS va Assistant Secretary.
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SATURDAY.

The following shows the range Of the ther
uo,ne.er, as observed At schnepi'sdrug store
Opera House corner: gg Voc
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: NJ y ~ 1883, = - y 1SSl.
"a, v. IAN. . r.M.7P.x. IA. M,l2a.3r.M.7r.M
Y 40 y 81 sc l6 Il 70 10
"A. Y. s.sr.x.7P. Az - y.aP.H. n. n
IS A a 1. &c 90 IS II
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PetrOleum M,
Cotton.

NEW YORK, Janusry le.-Cotton quiet; futures
dali and easy; January 1o.bsc, February lo.6tc;
March 10 sce April 10 95c; May ll.oac June ll.2lc:
July LILAC: August II &c: September llOsc; Oc.S.
Der TO- &c; November lode ~