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BRADFoED, February q -Crude oil weak. Total
runs Wednesday 6s.li3 barrels: shipments 9,7Oi
barrels. United pipe limo certificates opened ii
%; closed at 93s q: highest pics 81 co; loves,
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Nh. Gas. F. WArsoN, 406 w. Fsyette
street. Baltimore. Md, adrivsr Tor the Adsms'
Express Company, was very badly Injured.
his team having run away, Mr.. Watson ssys
a few applications Of St. Jacobs OIL the gteat
pain.cure, completely restored him, n
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A MISSOURI paper ssys that a girl in that
slats dislocated her shoulder by kicking at A
cat. She muht have struck all Of lis nine
lives at onct? May people think they have
numerous lives, and let coughs md colds
take their cousse rather than lake Dr.. Bulls
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ALBERTA NJ. SHARPER,
Ina kpAuE
Teachers.

Tho children desire 10 know where their
supplies are used, ut Wheeling or other
paint9. -
At the maiu provision depot the following
were among the articles received: z
7. Mouitss, baker, 1875 loayes OF bread;
Mansfield, o., per &. & 0. Express. 2 boxes
extra nice goou,; Cumberland. Nd, per B. &
o. Express. . cases OF clothing, / box csn
goods, 2'basrsls Of ilour, . boxes Of clothing;
sykesville, W. Va, per B. e. o. Express, .
boxes Of clothing, through Captain Dsvries;
r !. ,Iant ": ys, per B. s,S 2 9; Express, !
of provisions, 10 boxsu Of clothing, l5O sacks
Of -four, 5 bales Of dry goods; Peter Dorm,
Mil,onsburs, O., l boz OF clothing.
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slols1, April q esN: May 81 oa14i june q OK
No. . cash aud February tbc: March G5Sc: Apfii
t aS;, n ny, ssc: rejected soa ~. no grade t!hs; 9an
f fsb'u Sa,n ssEc 81 Sid IH KY 81 ssb IS; ss', 'tl sss FEED sssd
8 s;' q: a NJ. ! aHist; prime ea'A' October s'} and March 'u'h
Lave stock.
CHICAGO, February 2l.-The Drotert' Journal 70.
ports: Live hSss-Recoipta Il, 100 head; shipmenu
Z S Y head: market steady: rough packing 20 les
gtsde % 2sa6 %; stips 50 t5s6 30. Cattle Receiph
and active: exports Is toai %; sooito choice shipe.
ping s. t6aG 10: Common 10 medium IS 0oa5 50.
sheep Receipts 3 900 head; .hlpments l,tt0 head:
market Steady, Inferior 10 fair s. 9oAi % cwt.:
medium 10 good 81 7ssS %; choice o. tUa6 %.
East Liberty, Pa, February 2l.-Ca.tie market
slow aud unch %nged Ia prices; receipts ,9l9 head;
Bhlpments III head. Hoy market very dull; recelpn
l.s!7 head; shipments $50 head; Philadelphia
y 4oa7 o.; good iorkers 80 Goi6 20. Sheep market
firm and unchanged; receipts 1000 head; ship.
nentA eco head.
v~iSclNsArI. O., February 9i..L!sc hogs steady
AND butchers g 7ss7 80; receipts l,se head; ahip'
men6 ,ao head. x
PtrrsnuRoH, PA, February, 2l.-oil weak, dc.
cllnins and The feeling. pln!cky; opened at 99ITc,
dec!lued 10 9skc. and closed At 9SZc. The aitsr
l9oh seMlon was Irregular. but frGer: opened At
?,;5%sc, ADVANCED 10 WAC, ana closed a. g93tc. Tho
Ltc'arge VIII DO Closed tomorrow, Washinston'S
BsADroHp, February q -crudo oil weak. Total
runs Wednesday 6S.li3 barrels: shipments ~, EOS
barre S: charters 1898 barrels: clearanCes II ,lGI,0t0
barrels, United Pipe limo certificates opened at
SlG; closed ut $3.50: highest price 81 co; lowest
OH Cry, Pa, February 81 Petroleum opened Ut
NoJA; highest 81. ooh: lowest 0shic. AID closed al
9.?}sc. S.lts 6,26a ,0o0 barrels; clearnnces Yesterday
ll,ye4.N 0 barrels; runs o. ST. barrels; shipments
1888 barrels; chAiters l3 1888 barrels. 5'
.TrfusxlLR. Pa, February 2l.-0pened q, ga{c
bld:highest 81 cox: loves, Csc and closed al sy,fc.
Shipments 40 .7A barrels: runs 9 s,i42 barrels.
NEW YORK. February 2i.-petroleum quiet;
uni.cd 9g33sc; crude 71aSHc. H
w Dry Goods. iH.
NEw York. February q in shipping goods there
Is much activity and new business Of moderate
PROPORTIONS. Dress goods. ginghsms, prints and
secrsucse,s were doing vol. especially tho frat
two. Cotton goods were 10 suctivc. Woollens were
Ia better rcquts. and more business In the way OF
autumn orders. The tone Of tho market was gen.
orally better. F
N Cotton.
NEW YoRK. February 2l.-Cotton 1r1ner: futures
dull but steady: February l0.'7c: March 10 SIC;
April l0.s3c: May li.oSc; June ll.2lc: Inly 1i.3lc.
August II 400: Septetuhar II 06e. October l0,e6c:
hT.NrE VI = ---.
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A Ci,Fl.

10 the Editor ofte [Mtli1aeer.
SIR: l hereby certify that YIN. Bsemsen
who resides at No. 10 Thir.y-aixth street, ]!
clothing, &C., IS statf d in yesterdsy' s. pa ale
I know Mr.. Bremsen personally to he ar
honest man, and III justice to him and iami.
ly please have 1t corrected.
A. J.scuuLTz.
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along the river bank that are not reached
easily, that the terribly cruel work. Of the
food 10 bsst seen. Some Of It 10 terrible.
Every one will Join with the 1sTxILIsRSczs
Ia Wishing the Rssolute bon seyape. -l |
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Market SqUars.
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Pianos injured by the flood should be ship.
ped to Alex. Ross piano repair factory, 10
Federal street, Allegheny, Pa. where they
can be taken apart, dried md repaired by
practical piano makers. Charges reasonable.
Work guaranteed.
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Mlno Q~,,felllqe,lreg.
Iii =-lHu. ~ r=gFa-a.-.
OnIce: Nos. ~ and 9 Fourteenth Street.


acknowledgements.
$25 90 Reward.
Wanled-20 Good Miners.
For Cinclna.ti-steamer st. Lawrence.
A-Great. Probleul-Thirl page.
H%trachauer's Church Music.
Special Sale Of Carpets-G. Meudcl e. Co. i.
I. Dr.. John Z smith-Third page.
Executors Sale of Valuable Real Estate.
Skates and Ice Creepers-Nesbitt & Bro.
Wanlsd-A Laundry Womau-Headl local
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DUMAS, the popular livery man OF Market
street, above Tenth, has Just received the two
handsomest landaus In the city. One OF these
was specially butt for President Garfield,
and wsg the one he rode In the >day OF the
fatal shot BY GniteaI. Those who want hand.
come turnouss will know whera 10 End them.
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IL TUE Gefniau DEPART noLt tue cnu.t ,ueu
for the month was: Washington. q; Mndi.
son, %: Clay, Il; Union, so; Centre 40; Web
s.sr, 81; R'tchie, IS; total, 3l4. Number OF
classes, 49, number Of pupils OF German
parentage, 1856: number not OF German
parentsEe, l2S; number Of teachers, 4; amount
paid for instruction, 1854.
Comparing the reports OF tie schools
OF the district for the months Of De-
csmbsr and January, IL decrea.e Of no5 il
foundi In the enrolment, an increase of 1871 in
the daily absence, q decrease OF 6 per cent in
the yer cent OF attendance, au Increase OF s9l
IN the crses Of tardiness, and q decrease OF
100 In the number OF these perfect 10 attend
aace; all OF which Was mainly due to the
deep SHOWS Of The latter month,
The report Of the Librarian was also re-
cslved and filed. During the month OF Jer-
uary the circulation in the l'brury vas 5 Cos,
and in tho reading room $50. Average cir.
c~ulstion perday l9j. Fines collected durins
the month $l3.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
The Commits .ionels Of CLAW District re-.
ported that they had been unable to procure
q single suitable room for thu overflow Of
scholars in their lower departments, and had
hnally decided 10 lease the building corner
of Byron aud Thirteenth straets, for a term
OF n year for $500. They also reporte6
that they would bo able 10 sub-leass part OF
tie building. Tneir action was approved.
The Commissioner Ct Madison Huh-dig.
trict reported having nppointe ' Miss Emma
Anderson to the position OF Grammar rom
teacher, end Miss Julia Wiley to a similar
position, vice Miss Ella Dillon, resigned.
These appointments were confirmed.
Wheat e. Nnylo in q communication tot 6
Board, etated that they werei in receipt OF lei,
tiers and telfgrams from several school book
publishers Offering 10 replace their publics-
tions damaged BY the tood either BY dopa-
ton or large reduction. Mr.. Caldwell moved
that The Superintendent ascertain from the
teachers tho number Of indigent pupi!s whose
books had been damaged and also what boos s
were needed by them and inform Metsrs,
Wheat & Naylor.
Mr.. W. a. Wilsoa moved ss or, amend
msnt, which the chair accepted, that the
oif5r OF Met7Is. Wheat and Ngylor BIZ ac-
csptcd. This, in view OF the fact that Wheat
& Nay!or had made no offer, was, 10 say the
Leaf, rather funny, and wss made more so
when it was adopted by the Bosrd, and 81
forwards Mr.. Caldwelrs motion, With Mr..
Wilson's amendment. wss sdoptod. Dr..
Jepson desired 10 have road Mr.. Cs!dwelrs
motion az amended. Thisthe chsi. evidently
looked on Us an attempt to catch him upon e
parliamentary ruling, and q short psrlis-
inoutary rackettook place. Mr.. Eaylor, Who
wss present, slated that 1t was the intention
OF Wheat &Naylor to handle the books; in
communicating with tue Board they merely
wanted to know what books were wanted.
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Nlturc furnishes their only h,yor. n
drugs. NJ. REILLY, Agent,
Whcsliug, W. Va.
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Il C or oops.

Wednesday, while tho central clothing
station was closed, 1t vas we'll stocked up
with clothing OF all sorta, bedding Of every
description. hats, boots and shoes and ru
merous Other ~crtlc;ca, q large portion OF the
atock being Government goo's. Haveral
boxes sent IA from other cities vera a!so
opsned yesterday morning, but the rush WAS
10 great that everything was pret y we'll
cleaned out, bat By tc-jay II will kave been
~replcaished. The crowd was 50 large thst
only O. few vera allowed to enter at q time.
Their wants bsing satisii ID, others were let
IN. 0} PFC
The ladies who acted "a clerks wsrs Kept
busy ill the time, and looked about
worn Out. Thsy haze been iadesst;ysble
since the work began, aud fJrm a corps Of as
nobto hearted women as can be found tbs
wide world oyer. They Gil unite in p~raising
Mr.. Henry X. List, w.o assisted them large
ly. hr. ChRrleI Roy has rlso been d hard
worker and haI ron the admiration oil oil
the ladies. =.
AS before stated, the only supply stations
to be open from now on ara ths two Central
ones. The donations ara still coming in
provisions, clothing and money, as will be
Observed by the following that were received
ycItp,GBy: tUfr.|. a-I.4Fta HH.
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Neal SKIN Ctgarn.

WARRANTED Hand.saws, 60 cents, at Boyle,
Market square. 0rM
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ANOTHER RELIEF srEAaEn
From rl,.nburan-lhe Nesolute and He.

From rittBbura.i-lhe icsolute and Her
81: Cargo.
Th-es relief steamers have been fitted out
at Pittsburgh since tho Aood eud sent down
the river oa taeir errends Of mercy. None
OF them, not oven the Government boat,
Katie stocSdale, with her in.menso cargo OF
supplies for the destitute. were fitted ont as
completely as the Resolute, which arrived
here shortly before nooa yesterday. She Is
one OF the tow boats OF Gray's Iron Line,
and had in tow a large covered model barge.
she wrs loaded down heavily with
several thousand dollars worthstt OF
supplies, and there wa, also on bosrd a
few thousand1 in cash. The cargo was a most
complete one, showing that 1t had been Sc.
lec,ed aud donated by q warm hearted and
thoughtful people. The Re 'olnts Is sent out
| by the Relic Committee Of Pitts ourgh, which
has beeu assisted, Ike the Wheeling commit-
tee. By liberal donations from surrounding
town..
Rev. E. r. Donehoo, who was in charge OF
the Pr ss relief boat Iron City, on It's URN
last week, Is on the Rssolute, and his pres.
ence will be foaud to bs OF value, as having
gone over The ground once he knows whers
suffering ia to lie locked for. Among the
Others on the boa. w,ra Cal t on Mons, the
wsll.kuown Iivtr man, who Is representing
Capt. Gray's Interest,"; MI. Joseph S'ebeneck,
IN Associated Press representative; George
Rsppert and II. NJ. Williams, VINO have
charge OF the distribution Of the goodp, and
a force of clerks aud portc,s from tho stores
OF Arbuthnot. Stephenson & &C., Gu,ky and
kaufman, who assist III handling the goods.
IL seemed as toers WAS everything on the
boat that one could want in starting a hou.e
Straw and husk beds, blankets, comforts,
bolls Of Il ,unels, checked and aunblesch-
ed, iron pots and kettles, plain erockery,
oil, lamps. candles, dlugs, window s.sh.s,
clothing Of all kinds, boots and shoes, a'gen-
eral limo Of provisions, tobacco, so.p and
hundreds OF other articles. It was all sys.
tematically arranged, 30 as to be gotten OF In
a moment'o time. There wese q few boxes
of Goyernm mt stores on board, and Lieut.,
Darlington, U. s. A.. who was IN the city,
left on the boat 10 AXE chnrgs Of them anu
10 get up information for the Secretary Of
War W. .'feJtF T1HUgm -Ga'af'#4 |
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They hny II,

TIN Btst Cast Sisel Hatchet for 80 cents a,
Boyd's, Market equare.
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ESTIMATES on all kinds OF Printing cheer
fully given By the lETELLIaEsoRE JoB OFFICE
all work guaranteed.
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Ma: ket Eouare. - - 'fl2
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The bost stopped here to receive orders,
and left early In the afternoon. She will only
20 as far as Parkersburs. Below that point
the Government and Cincinnati relief boats
are doing all that Ia necessary. At points
above, Smiths Ferry, Wnrren, Well. burg
and Rainey's, supplies wereleft, also at eev-
sral isolated houses. 1t Is these lonely houses
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STaI Best Cast Bteel Hatchet. fos 30 cents al
Boyd's,, Market Euuare. u, $50
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WAErAsrEo Hand.saws, 90 cents, at Boyd's
Market square.
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Damaged Pianos.

THREE pounds natIs for 10 cents Of Boyd's,
Marx nj surar.. .
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THE CITY SCHOOLS.
REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF
Tbs Board Of Education Lat sIsht-Ths sup.rin
tsndsnt'a Report-Library Books 'DAmsg.d
BY the Nccd-A P%arliamsntary Brut.,
and hlsctllansous Bustneis. ri

The regular monthly meeting OF the Bosrt
Of Education hold last evening, was largely
attended, the only members Ab!ent beip,
Messss. Hoge, 1sett, McCully, J.. @. MIllel
and 8hockey. President Collier occupied
the chair. The minutes being read, the regu'
lar monthly report was taken up. The Com
mittee on Accounts presented bills amount
ling to 81 ,l67 IS, which were ordered paid,
The Committee on Public Library reported
that the rules OF the Board prescribing who
shall be entitled to take books out Of the
Public Library, while allowing nou.rss!den,
pupils Of the public and other schools Of ths
city to take books out, does not permit non,
resident seachert or principals to enjoy The
benefits Of the Library. 1t recommended
that u new rule DO adopted, allowing non.
resident principals or teachers OF the public
%echools ths use OF the Library In The same
manner Us II they were resllenty. The
recommendation and the new rule were
adopted:
:, DAMAGE 0 n BY THE YLsoD.
This committee also reported that the Il ,od
rendered 1t necessary to close the Libisry
during two days and several evenings, and
also prevented a large number OF people liy,
Ing In The ilsoded districts from returning
books they had out at that time; and that .
considerable number were seriously, damaged
BY the water and some entirely lost. The fol.
lowing resolutions wers adopted:
Rcs9ircd That no fines shall be collected
on books taken out OF the Library before the
h9od, provided sad books are returned on OF
before February eth.
Resolrea That the Committee on Pab,ic
Library Is hersby authorized to tske' such &C,
ton In reference 10 such books as we're dam
aged by or loat during the il1od as 1t aha!I
deem best.
TIE tu~rER,NrESpzS7's REPORT.
Superintendent Birch presented his regulu
monthly report, which wey received and flied
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THE Daily MARKETS..

The Best Cest stesl Hatchet for 80 cents o.
Boyd's, Market Square.
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Cotton.

NEW YoRK. February 2i.-Cotton lr1ner: futures
DUH but steady: February l0.'7c; March u, Sic;
April lo.s}e: May l. Lose; June ll.2lc: Inly 1l,8lc:
August II 400: Septetnhar II 06c: October l0.e6c;
EMyemher lOMc: pccCinh.r 10 Bic. -
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The Einnnrini World.

new YORK. February 2I.-aoney In abundant
rlue mercantile paper 4Ea5 percent. Sterling Ex.
change bankers bills 81 81; demand 81 S99t14.
GorEaHaESTs-Stcady. 80
Y. :. 3s."..............lCO ~. S, A., caupous.., -. 1881
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! Vpefd doUF# c01HH1i yests10a5 N@
1883, NE 49, 1854. 'l
l?x. 5 F. ". P. n. "a. NJ. u X. 8 =. ". : =. "
50 81 10 IS 80 IS IS 4s
INDICATIONS.
1% WARRINGTON, D. O., Fl bruary 22-1:30 A N
For Tenu.ssee and Ohio Valley, slightly
warmer, fair weather; winds shifting east and
south; lower barometer.
Lower. Lake,, fair weather: rising temper.
atule; falling barometer; south to weat winds
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The following shows tina range OF the Their
mometer. as observed at schnepfsdrug store,
Opera House corner, yesterday:
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FOR SALE.

HOE sALE-LE LEAF TOBACCO
hal, p sIisn''y cs sihi" q" : i! X Ss Tst; %,,s VA les i i
Ghhnl nub St Get "ENt 20 VI
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TIE IErELLrGRScER FUND.

Tho American Express Company yesterday
gave 10 the IKTELLlGENcEa relief fund the
handsome sum Of $50. Though called upon
10 contribute to relief funds al various points,
1t did not ALLOW that to stay their generosity
towards Wh'e!ipg.
Tie following Contributions 10 this fund
Tere received yesterday:
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- ~ e'sassss1sss..s.sssssstltu
J. J. 4Ls, cOupong. ...llIk
RAILWAY BbNDS-Fifm.
A cEcUHtTlE9-O uirt

Q. 5.4EE, CUup0lls. ...I14E N
RAILWAY ~BoEps-Firn.
STATE SECURITIES Quiet
Pacific 6s Of '?5..m.l.o TEX. Pac. land gr'ts- 49Iss
GellFal fSclac ltsls.lltsEIdo Flo Grande div. 7.sf
srie secouds.;...... 9it,iU. +. bonds, first. ...ll4%
Lehl;E ni!kes-..l0G1E Z. P. Land Grants. .llCli4s
Loul'iana consols".- 11st|U. r. sinking fund. ..llS1
MiSouri ts"""."..l0t Virginia Gs............... 40
81 5os< ft1"..."-".It6 Virginia consots, ex.
I. I'D ). U. hrsts."-ll15a ira mat COUPONS. 50
tennessee eic.....".. 81 Virginia Deferred. X
tennessee Is. iiew... SSAIsEstrn Interest.
STOCKS The result oito.day's tr.dingia the mar.
ket.ho"s a down~ard tendency. whica. however
itGy D.; uue III patt 10 the no iday &c. morrow. OF
prces AZ tho Close 10 d y than yeslen ay, eleven
were higher and fur unchanged. The largest cd.
y:iyeS were o.eson Navigation. ~ pe:cea,: PAci5c
cliNes noweyer, weieull ,esI Than ! percent. Three
sealsin the Exchange will be sold at 2!5, geo each.
TmnsAc ious $4,000 shaley. -
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adans h&press."""..l29 lSs5h. j. Chat........ 5lh
AElef!c1n Exptess... BEN Jersey Central. ~
Stneah S'utGcfn.".- 5sss4 Northern Faclfc...... az
GSa.Eai i"eite;;..... G2tt8 do ptefeIrcd.......... Ak
enesaEehkc& ONO IN Northwestern. ......,..l2l1l3
20 ~ pteietfGa..- 25n do preferred. see. li5L
GO ~ p'elefteu... l6HlSew York Central. liz
Y. C,C 4.'....... 81 Ohio Central. ........... ~
peLfes q Il. d........ klnio & Mlssi Iippi... 2lM
Et!e.....; ....:.r.... ~ do preferred .....-.. ~
40 pte!efiea..."... e9ttS tae!lC MHiL............ 47H
fott nHyhe""."..loi Pittsburgh ............ 9SA
nGil. L ). Joscrh-... 3SttS sading-,......... 6s;;
do preferred. ....... 9SG ii, i, as. F.....".
kausnA d Tcxas.. 2iE do prcfrrrcd.".. I0l
Lake E;ie & W........ n st. pssuiS.." iii:
Laae n9fe-";"-.....1O-eE do er:ed-.......l i71i
IouasrsleG NaLa-... isss.ITexas Pac!dc.......... c0L
y. y. q. c-."":.".. 2. Union Pucifc-......... ~
n. !. ltt ,pfeid~". 10 United States Ex...... IS
90 ~ p!eieffcd..... 5 w., 1t. L.. & I,.-........ II
.aem; CEss ':...:.... IS do preferred ......., 2Ss4
s;lcIiean eeAlrai... e3L Wells, Fargo Ex....ll0
Alo. PHc1ttc. ........... g3L Western Uniou.... rGk
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At raE CENTRAL srATIoNs.

The grcat rush yesterday wus at the two
central Stations. At the provision s.cra lsrgs
nmounta wero given ont. but the sock con.
,iaues 10 show no sign q diminishing being
kept up by tho the supplies that arestill com.
Ink In. At the clothing station In Hawley's
new block, the presence Of q policeman ives
necessary all day 10 keep the Immense crowd
III o,dsr. Long before the doors were open.
ed In the mornisg until 6 o'clock, when
they wers closed, the pavement in front was
blocksdsd with those des!tiSg bedding OF
olothiEg. Tho crowd was a motley one. II
wa mace up largely OF women and children
and OF all nAt.ons!ittes. eoms wore 4 hiolid,
indifferent luoi; others showed hunger aud
distrens In their faccs, and then aqain there
! wer4 others who hid their faces. 'fhe!t uoa.
spi Q ranca and timid air told only too
plainly OF former rssoscsaoi'tv, iorh'd by,
srcept tho siding nand tns. mas been g
cheerfully extended.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-22

WASTED-A ROOM, VIM =
w wl,h0u board, III, ihlr Win Oh
nl.hed preferred: III pllvtio faulty Ht,es: ICshsss
AVID WIG "dt"ss ihis nj ~ W g~entitsl,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-22

TuRkx pounds nails for 10 cent, at Bo,yd's
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-22

a turKRlNTENDGNT's REPORT.
Superintendent Birch presented his regulu
monthly report, which was received and flied
Fol Owiuu Ia An nbs.rnc..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-22

FOR RENT-AT A MODERATE =.
house, No, "a Thirteenth ttrt+i, fMv pEtuN,
iooa,s, Two halls. bathroom, SS",A!nltg tn.
Cellar khqMite Oh the synis,1' Os,e ana ltNi
MlLDk. No I'M Min street ""'' q 10 1 L
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