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Tho wholesale Notion Trade.

Messre. Hazlett, Wheat Hays, wholetale
dealers in notions, got The full benefit Of he
aood. With the quick Wit OF drying young
men they sold their damaged goods Tor what
they would bring, made q clean sweep and
went to work to set theis hots, In order. To.
day everything is fresh, the establishment Is
thoroughly restooked, and business is resun.
ed "a though nothing had happened.
Looks like pretty quick work" aaid an
1SrELlIaESccE reporter to one OF the firm. tj
Eyes, and a good deal'of work. but We
couldn't stand sill Trade was making DE-.
US that had 10 be met. As we In.
tended to get over the food shock some time,
thought 1t we'll to get over 1t MI ut once.
I car. insure you we are not sorry. Business
Is opening well, with good promise OF more,
We Gre prepared to take caro- OF our share as
'ast 40 It comes-the more the merrier.nI
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CITY
Brief Notes ON Current Events Of Minor
D. 4f EFNfsEtt Interest. GL1A2atlS14iE3lE

- Itt3l ri -fht5t 1nkcEedts FRfsd5g.
THrnr were only two prisoners In the city
lookup at midnight.
gTHx boys have dangerous coaating tracks
on the sidewalks on Twenty.second street.
THE Eighth ward hoss company will use
the old one.horss Atlantic reel until their
disabled horse RECEIVERS.
CLznk Hook yesterday admitted 10 record
q deed made March 8, BY Hamrdsa 2 8h,l-
yer, and wife to Mrs Frederick Helm, In
consideration OF 5000 for a lot on Fifteenth
street and Allty g. 10 East Wheeling.
WILLIAM MyELLEE, the saloon keeper at
whose place Boet,n,r r killed Dick Last Batur.
day evening, was prraigned In Police Court
yesterday mcrning aud fined $50 and costs
on the charge OF permitting gaming To- be
carried on In his saloon.
Tnx Executive Relief Committee met at
tbs City Building laht night. Tho bulk Of
the business was auditing bills. All relief
s!a,ioDB were o. dered closed and the CON.
mittee men can no longer purchase provI.
s'onsS The committee adjourned to meet
Friday evening.
Last evening a email boy went into The "a.
loon on The corner Of Market and Twenty.
fourth streets, and ordered a drink. The
bar.ke4pcr refused, when the boy cursed him
horribly. The bartender rushed at The boy,
and the latter In his haste TO eecape fell
through a large pane Of glass.
The Supreme Court Of Appeals Of this State
will meet In this city to-day, for the purpose
OF ho.ding a special term for the decision Of
causes. The term will probably last for
about two months. Judge johnson arrived
In thu city yesterday and the other judges
are expected early this morning.
A LARGE box OF excellent bed clothing has
been received by Mr.C. ". Brookuuier' from
Mrs. E.H Pilkln and other ladies Of Chicago
They we're distributed In the Eighth ward.
Messrs. Henry and Nathan Russell, oil New
York city, sent to Nj. Bsockunier twenty.
five dollars TO relieve the sufferers by the
II BOD. ,HtltVa4. 5a
The Slate Teachers Association will hold
lis ANIMAL convention at New Martiusville
July 8, 0 and 10. The plsce and date Yves
not decided on until after thu National
Teachers Association convention had becn
arranged for at Madison, WIS, as It was
hoped that White Sulphur Springs would
be chosen as the place OF meeting for thu
National Association, and in that case, the
State Association would have met there at
the same time.
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Funeral or Major sweeney.

Major James W.. Sweeney. former Ohlei Of
Police OF this city. whose death was chrol:
icled In the INrKLLloENcEn on Monday, was
buried yesterday forenoon from the residence
Of Mr.. william Stewart. ION North Main
streat. Rev. DR.. Ut. Mcclure, pss.or Of the
UP church, conducted the religious Ger.
vices, and thera was a large attendance cf
T 1Ilsn pal: ss ae.r asaa warm Hon' :! fn W asss MAI MAR,
J.tV. L. Rodgers, Frank Hose, Samuel Voltz,
George @. Black and J.. ". Mitchell. Tho
lnterment was at Greenwood. rs Ebrg Tftt
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PAlLApELFll4, March 4.-Flour quiet and steady.
rcd March 81 U7Xsl GT: APRIL 81 tssHsl 10: NAV
u lI34al y; June 81 l2Akl lSH. Com, Up,ionss
opened a thtde stronger: closed nominal; car lois
IL iair emand; market firm; rejected yellow Coz:
6oaGlc; sail mixed March 69kaG0Ec: April EoIs
we May 6lHaGlAc; June 60Hs6iXc. Oals' IN
iair demand and market arm; No. 8 white iHIa
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TShEp |, March Wheat auIct and steady; No,
g ! S3sl q; MarsS:slii @ I'D; sypaiii Il IL TX b 5S1 s %s9
slG;i1sS: Juno q 05h bid; July Sl03 akScd; No. 4
sSnnsng closed at a7c:, rejected 67a7oc. Corn dull;
Aprll aEc: May 56yfc:::. J uno sic: rejected l9%as
sec; no grade 45c. Oats quiet: No. i cash aid
March 3gAc: May s7Hc: JUNO 8S51tc. Iloyer seed
au!d and lower: prime cash and Mach 81 is; April
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Bulldlng ASsocinuon Organised.

The Cltix ms Building Association, recently
Incorporated. wes ORGANIC d last night and ia
now ready for business. There was a large
attendance OF stockholders and q considera.
Bile amount Of additional Stock wal bub,
scrlbed Tbs meeting wal held at tho ofios
Of the Fire and Marine Insurance Company,
Thefullowing gentlemen were elected as q
Board Of Directors: Joseph Lawson, c. r..
Collier; GA: Beall, W: b: Mccoy, Hugo l.;
toos, r. F. Crisweil, Fred. Oh. schwert.
Board afterwards met and elected The follow
Ing officers: +, F. Criswell, President; Hugo
L Loos, Vice President; O. q: Collier, Hecfe.
tsry. Y; D: Mccoy, Treasurer; F. P. Mcneil,
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~ kPRJDNDLY 4 CRANK.
m, =. --- 49,

The Individual who was sent 10 Ill yester.
day afternoon By Jus'ics Ankle for being
drunk in his court, and who refused'to give
any name, during the earlier part OF the day
was representing himaalf 10. be an Odd Eel.
low and knight Of Honor. by the nano OF ],
]. kelly, from Pennsylvania, and was solicit.
lug aid; he was generally looked upon
as a fraud. Wien searched at the Jail q
memorandum book was found on his. person
that would indicate that his name was 8. NJ.
Finesan, aud that he had served as a deck
hand on the tow.boat Little Samson, on the
Kauawha. His appearance would easily bear
oct this last superstition.
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DR.. Smiths Lecture.

A small but appreciauve audience listened
last night at the Fourth Street N. E Church,
to the lecture By Rev. Dr.. Joseph E. Smith
/ pastor. This was the third In the course az
lectures delivered under the auspices OF thu
Young Peoples Meeting. The snbject OF the
lecture, Manhood and How TO ksach tn
was handled IN the Doctors usual interesting
style. The requisites 10 manhood as given
by the Doctor nre health, sound intellect and
good moral development, A great many
good points were made during the evening,
and The lecture = . whole wa deserving Ola
much larger audience,
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z CHICAGO. March 4.-Tho Dre,srs' Journal y.
ggo 'S atye hoEssReceip.s 1000 head; %shipmcnts
packing, sG Soa6 rs: packing and shipnina t "a H.
! %; !!Sht 60 loas 80; .ssips Il C0lG Co Gat,lcNR@.
csipn 7'ooo bead; ahipments 1890 head; best arm:
choice shipping, Is ooA6 10: common 10 medin" ~
" 2oas ~; corn "a Texans Is 25a6 co., Hhecp~Rs.
Se!pts NV mead; ship cnts COO head: market west
but active; Inferior 10 fair 50 t0t4 %: medium ~
Sood siose Is; choice to extra IS OoAs d.
EAT Liberty. Pa, March '4.-Catlc market
a9ll but strong a. . fraction or from yesterday
market firm; receipts b,695 head: 1thinmsu;s I (
head: PhlladelphlM 81 40. Yotkeis 50 %oSs *
soedp i %hHsnes, ists snd unchanged; receipts 100
CINCINNATI. O.. March alive hogs 6rmr. o.,,,
p!on and tlight IS 35a6 IS: packing and 6ntche..
- ia %,a7 "; receipts 1890 heat: thipments ?,Go
Dry Goods.
NEW ioEk. March 4.-Mca's wear wooolcnna !,
4 request. Cotton goods quiet The market ts 8
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A steam Pipe ixplosior,

Considerable excitement was caused at the
Crescent mill yesterday morning by the
burstirg OF tho main steam pire. 1t madc a
tremendous report, and 1t was thought at tirst
that the boilers had ex ploded. The mill was
filled with steam and the men ran In eli d.
rections. Fortunately no one was hurt. The
busting. Of the PIPE, however, will U a
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THE ARREST

From the view Of tho body by the jury,
that body was convinced that the injury Of
the dead man. could not have been leceiyed
as 1t was stated by inmates OF Mrs. Ships
house that 1t was. ant the general opinion
was that the circumstances surrounding the
cass pointed to foul plny. The jurors fleely
expressed their opinion that some afrts:s
ought to be- made In the case, aud they
seemed to think the proper courss was 10 or.
rest tho landlady and the inmates Of tbs
house In u body. Upon returning to
the city Coroner schullzs had a
consultation with Prosecuting Attorney
Jordan, who bjscied to arresting all tho in.
mates, as they could ali then refuse to tes.
tify. lives finally concluded to Issue a war.
rant for Mary Vandyne alone, she having
been with peddicofd at tho time be sus.
tanned tho injury which resulted III bis
death. Accordingly u warrant was issued
by the Coroner, and placed in the hands OF
Chief Of Police Bennett and Constable St.
Myers, who arrested the gill and brought her
before equire Ankle, by whom she wsu com.
mitted to the county Jail to await the result
OF the inquest, sl.fs ~
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alt %Gittelliqentt,.
Office: Nox. 20 and ~ Fourteenth Sircct.
New Advertisements

Wanted-Compe.cnt Nurse.
For Observation-Disclosures Rooms.
Misunderstanding Salesman.
Geo. E. Stifel Il Co New Goods.
I Will Open on Wednesday,. NJ. Ray.
Dancing Class Prof. @. j.. Mayers. Il
! Have Again Replenished-J. NJ. Ray.
Festival and Supper.
Trustees Sale OF Valuable City Real L:
J. Clarke, Trustee.
| will Sell TO Ny Customers-J. NJ. Ray.
German Student Lamps-Nesbitt l. Bro.
Flood, Flood-C. Bteinie!d.
A Good Investment.
Special Sale Of Carpets-G. Mendel & Co.
DR.. John E, smith-Third page.
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LARGEST limo Of Spring Goods III the
city, comprising 800 ditIsren Patterns
Of nultings, 100 different Patterns Of
Pantaloonings, and 5O'ditrerent Patterns
Of Spring Overcoatings. Made up III
best style, ut G.. HESS & SONS,
No. 1891 1923 Market Street.
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sion wfs dull and not much doing: o oncua r. I,
~ w. declined steadily and closed at 81 osh.:
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Charles Brainlow, (the pedestrian, J Wiley
stansoorry, and Miss Angelina FreelAnd, as
sault upon Miss Dora Riggs with force and
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T1Tuav1Ila: Pa, March 4.-Opened AT Al o.s/.
highest 81 Gjs: lowest 81 ossss; closed al Il nc:
t%hipnana e2,5s barrels: runs $3.50 barre.s, ''~'"''
, Esx Yoak, March I Petroleum arm; United
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Attire jail.
George H~oettper, the Murderer OF Dick,
.T's Passes n Quiet Dny.

.T's Passes n Quiet Dny.
George Boettner, the murderer OF Charlie
Dick, pnssed a very quiet day yesterday. A
sister.ir.lsw from Pittsburgh called to see
him, and the father OF the mardered man and
an uncle accompanied their brother, who
lives IN Knoxville, 10 the jail to see tie pris.
dor convcrsei with u few Of the other prison.
ers. He appears to rea''z4 that he Is In a bad
position, yet his minds OF that sordid nature
that he apparently does not care what tue
result will be. He viii probably have a
hearing tomorrow.
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Fon three winters l have been tGllcted
With Catarrh and Cold In the Hend. l used
Ely's Cream Balm; 1t accomplished ali that
vas rep,c1onted.-T.a.F. Mccormick Judge
Common Pless) E izibeth, M. (price so
cents TrHsAv
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

The firm Il .WHEAT& KUNKLE has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent, Chas A KunkIe
retiring: All accounts o: the late fr a Will be sol.
tied by WE. Wheat. ". II. WHEAT,
4,u ClIAa. A. kUSHLE,
WHEELING, W. Va, Feb. &c, 1851.
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70 He f4'1T V H1 1HRHtVtHttT. aT 4 q .,.IThT yIl
eIR:-1n reply to a stat rment In this morn.
ing's lNTELlIs1ScER respecting the $40 note
which George Boe,tner pretends to have left
on the table, I beg leaye to state that 1
changed at 4:2o r. n, for Boettner a $50 bin
and handed him three IS bills, four 81 bills
and IS cents In change, he owing for drink
IS cents. This I can prove by sufficient 70.
spectacle witnesass.
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."- -#.
There Ia some damaging evidence which
has not yet bseu adduced, but the suspicion
against the girl really rests on very light
foundation. Peddicord asked Dennis Gard
ncr, the VOL known colored individual, to
50 over TO the Ship house with him on Fri.
day evening" sbou, eight o'clock, saying that
a girl there had $50 Of bis. Gardner went as
far as the stone bridge, where he waited.
Peddicord shortly came from the house, and
when asked II he had got bis money said nc;
that the girl had refused to give It to him
and had .'ired him out" Scott Richards
gave Peddicord $50 Friday afternoon. 1t
will be remembered that officer Bsrum
found $50 on his person afte. he wa hurt.
The edge Of the door-!rame where Peddi-
cord Was alleged to have struck bis head had
hair aad blood on 1t atterward. This seems
strange when 1t Is remembered that the skin
on ptddicord's head was not broken in the
slightest q t&eG
Mary vandyne, the girl accused OF the
crime. Is a tall, good looking young woman
OF % or "a years. This Is said to be her real
name, and she Is believed to have come from
Pips Creek, Belmont county, Ohio. She Is
evidently 3 recent accession to the ranks OF
the fsali sisters, and II she Is innocent, but
knows OF any foul play BY another, she will
probably tell before she hiss been In Jail long.
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CAPTURED GAN

On November, 81, 1871, Rande was re-
moved to Galesburg, Ill, where his arrival
created great excitement, and for come time
he was the hero of continued ovations. He
remained in Ill until February, 1873. when
he was placed Oh trial for murder. The dc,
lcnse WIS insanity. The trial attracted GEL
eral attention. and resulted in conviction,
the penalty affixed being, to the general sur
prise, "inWisonment for life." Rande was
taken TO Joliet, where he has always been a
troublesome and vicious prisoner,
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U, =. COURT pROCEEDlNuS,

What was Done Yesterday In Judge
J%AcSHon'A Court,
The United B!ates District Court met In
tho court room at the Custom House yester-
day morning at 10 o'clock, with Judge J. J..
Jackson on the bench.
The case Of John 8. Lloyd and others w.
James G. Vests heirs and others in eject
ment, was continued on motion Of the plain
thu and Ut bis cost. The cause was set for
trial on the hrst day Of the next term:
In the CESS Of Paul Graft vs.. John T.. Van
Meter, in assumpsit, a demurrer was made
10 the declaration and zach count thereof
and u plea of non assumpsil entered. A repli-
cation was ordered issued, aud leave given, to
hle special plea within sixty days. A rule
was also issued for security for costs,
In the case OF l. D. Alum vs.. Frank Cro:s
ct al, in trespass, a demurrer to the declara=
ton was sustained and the declaration
amended at the bar. A plea OF not guilty
was entered, and q replication ordered itsoed
and the cause continued. s5
In the, case OF l.. D. Alum vs.. Harriet
Gross ct al, In chanoery, a demurrer was
made to the bill adioindsr, which was over.
ruled; also a motion to dissolve the %ipjunc-
ton. EyFs "A rs W r
lne Ulsttlct Attorney produced transcriplS
OF the record OF the Circuit Court of the
United States for the District of West Vir-
ginia at Parkersburg, remaudlue s,veral
causes to this court which were docke!ed for
further proceedings tttr.in 10 be had.
A motion was mada 10 quash,in the ctss
Of the United States vs.. LII. Sage, indicted
for violation OF the postal laws, and was
argued by 10. Barr, Esq, for the defense,
and District Attorney Flick for the Govern
ment. ~ sl5,
Court adjourned to meet at 10 o'clock this
morning. 4SMs
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NEW ioEK, March t4.-Mca's wear woo,cno i,
SosS TeanesLa Cotton goods quiet The market 81
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vcrd CT.
Veteran smokers, moderate smokers, and
those Just learning to smoke, pronounce the
Seal Skin Cigars harmless. refreshing and
captivating. FiIst.class dealers handle them.
NJ. REILLY, Agent,
+. Sfs5Pt Is Wheeling, W. Va.
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. GREAT bargains in damaged goods at ]. W.
Ferrers, corner Main aud Tw enty first streets,
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NEW YohK. March a.-Money easy at lka2 per.
cent, eloeed offered at 2 percent. Prime mercantile
paper taey percent. Sterling Exchange bankers
bills Al - S6h; demand a Sgz. lUgyG5Y9 ETl,I.
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ien, A. per ID. 7Kc
Ac; refined yellow
cred, sic; crukhed,
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t39WVI ~ PCT 10.
card rate Ia $500
wheeling Idyo Stool ,,...

Cclt-Weighing 1900 rs, reouo,ed AT 4o4,lc.
weiglhing IRON soy to An lbs, best quality. ssia4c
milchl cow, ssDa50; bulls, 3l3Tc; calves. ~ "a sSe
and quality, s6A10 per head. - - = 80
Lambs-iSa5He per h.,
@tep-3aSAc per lh. ts}
Ho1s-s6 tp and u % kar hest erades. W !.
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. EsT,MATga on all kinds OF Printing cheer.
fully given by tho 1x7rLLIaEscER jon OyylcE.
All work guaranteed. ae
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tGRE.r bargains In damaged goods at J., W.
Ferrel's corner Main aud Twenty. first atrecta.
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Cotton.

NEW York, March 4.-Cottoni quiet; futures
dull; March lo:5'c; April 10. a3e; May II. lGc:: June
ll.22c: July ll.32c; AuEu.t II &c: September il. lOc;
October lQ.7?c:, November lQ,62c; Deccmbsr l06ac,,
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z THREE pounds nails for 10 cents at Doyd's,
Market Eupare.l ht.r.s& .ISE -. 81. sr..'
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GREAT barssins In damaged goods at J. Nv.
Ferlel's, corner Min md wenty.fsst streets.
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THE Best Cast Steel Hatchet for 50 cents at
Buyd,a. Market sQuArn.. Nl:.rl.t wv @NlaLEt
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WARRANTED Hand.sawst 60 cents, at Boyd's,
Market Square.
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Tar Best Cast Steel Ratchet for 90 cents Ct
Market Square.
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Thermometer Record. }L'.t i
The following shows the range OF the ther-
mome.ar, as observed at 'Sohneprsdrug store,
Opera House corner T.Es> $50.
2L-tt .U1 s .Fh TuESDAY. IL .IaYFf-

1883. 1881. T.4
= AZ. IAN. 5 7. n. IT, ". "a. u. u T.. 8 r. u, 4 p, ",
"a 81 81 % 10 u &c ii
tfl INDICATIONS. Ee EE
WARRINGTON, D. G., March 5-l:3O A. Nc
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, dimir-
fishing pressure. increasing %easteriy winds,
warmer, cloudy weather and rain, partly So
snow in the upper Ohio Valley, with local
storms. t.sLEl =
For the lower Lakes, diminishing pressure,
southcrly winds, backing to e%asterly, In
creasipg In force. AZ {gH 1EE
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Tue Best CAST Steel Ratchet for t0cents at
Doyd's, Market Square.
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THE ONO ElygR ROAD.
MAasHALL COUNTY SHEEP MEN,

The Marshall County Wool Growers and
sheep BEesders' Association held a meeting
at the Court House on Saturday afternoon
last, when a general Interchange OF views and
opinions upon a number OF subj sets OF in
terest to farmers wEs had. RESOLUTIONS "a
voring an increase OF import duties were
adopted, after which the Governors order
relating to increased assessment was taken IN
and discussed in asomewhat vigorous man.
ner. The discussion warmed the usually
even'tempered grangers up 10 a sufficient
plteh to lead them to resolve that they would
not, let the Consequences be what they may,
give In to the Assessor the several classes OF
from taxation, ' 43 80
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IL Isl an Iii Wind thu. BLOWS NO one any

WARRANTED Hand.saws, 90 cents, at Boyd's,
Market Square.
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NOTICE..

I will continue ito buslL esq at our old stand,
corner Thiity.eishth bnd , hapline s,icCis. and
Will with incrcahtd facilities e%ndcav0r to iutni.h
our celebrated Homo Made Bread 10 my pstrons
aud the gcutrll public, and s.l!ttt a share Of tho
trade. gA aid H W. II. WHEAT.
IL mr3 HgHN Ha.. wy
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Petroleum.

y BRApgoRn. March Ion weaker. Total rms on
Monday 81 ,oI barrels; total shipmenu 1915 Gure's =.
charters l5,S' barrels cle,rAnces lS,ta 1000 barrels.
United pipe line ceyttGcatea opened at 81 az
closed at 81 ts3l: hizhes. p,icesi OK; lowest 81 e.
/, OIL Cry. Pa, march 4-Petroleum oncnet, a,
|! t4N: highest 81 c41<: lowest 81 03sz; closed al
81 OK. Sales I 46s.V barrels: %clearannt ca IaS Ok 3
barrels; runs Of ,l4G barrels: shipments $3.50 bar.