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THE
That ~ AmictinE Washington Count,
Cattle nv buppoHed. :

That ~ Am,ctinE Washington County
Cattle nv Supposed.
Washington, Pa, Reporter.
On Monday, the % h inst, the Stale veter.
mary Surgeon, Dr.. F. Bridge, Of Philadel-
phia, arrived here Tor the purpose OF investi.
eating the sickness OF the cattle Of Robert
Vance, Of Cross Crock township, which were
supposed to have pleuro. pneumonia. Dr..
Bridge was sent to this county by Governor
PAttison, at the request Of the Washiogton
County Breeders Association, through its
President. Mr.. Julius La Moyne. The doc
tor wus taken by Messrs. lie Moyne and Will
son to Mr.. Vance's and was accompanied by
DR.. Harry Mckenna. After o searching III.
vealigation OF all the circumstances aud con-
ditions surrounding the infected herd, as
we'll as u close examination OF the animals,
Dr.. Bridge pronounced the diseaye a catarrh.
q. affection, which had, in the case Of tho
thrte COWS that died, reached the lurgp, He
thinks these could have been saved had the
proper knowledge Of their ailments been
known. He emphaticslly stated that there
was no symptom Of pleurl-2neumonia and
that the cattle that are sick srs over the
worst and will recover. DR.. Bridge further
states that he has never seen q case OF con.
tagious pleurt.pneun,onia ives. of the ALLIE
ghenies, and thGt when he was asked 70 come
here to investigate a case OF thai sort, he was
really alarmed. The above statement knocks
the wind out Of the artiola In the Pittsburgh
Leader of q few days ago.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 29.-Whe,t weak and
lower; under western adviccs declined &c on near
No. 2 rcd spot In elevator 81 Of: No. i Pennsylynnia
rcd In grain depot 81 q: No. 2 red APRIL s: O6Ln
| o.: May s. DIAL OK; June 81 osHal OK; july
81 0614al W.. Coru, options declined Aalc, and
closed dull and weak: car lots la2c lower: sail
mixed 6ls6!hc; sail high mlxca and yellow 65aGic:
tnil mixed April 59Aa60Hc: May 59I.6Oc; June
~6o,lsGlc; July 6ltSa6lHc. Oats easier: No. Z mixed
SOC; No. ) white 4lAa42hc: No. 2 white 43al3Xc;
No.. do lie, 80 TSaI
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The Bridge Company Is repairing the side.
walk on the back river bridge.
The aprinkling wagon was started on
Bridgeport stlee,s last Monday.
Mrs. Mckinney, OF Springfield, O., is visit.
Inc her sister, Mrs. Thompson Baggs.
Business fronts on Bank street are 10 re.
ceiye q much needed coat OF paint thisspring,
The Cleveland, Lorraine & Wheeling Rail.
road Comppany'have built a new and com.
modious ,bnfgass room.
John Chapman, an old experienced book.
keeper, takes charge Of the books Of Z, J,
Bags & sonnon May LIST.
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh passeucer
train due ut B%ridgnporta at 1880 O'Clock r NJ,
delayed two hours at Browns Station
yesterday, by an acc:deutt to a freight t,ain,
Charley rrueman has>faslgned his position
as clerk in'the Clevel6nd & Pittsburgh Rail.
road freight ofice.sf Bridgeport, to accept a
place in the %company's shops ut Wellsville,
where he proposes 10 learn a trade. He ia a
young m:n OF sterling worth, and possesses
qualities that will inapre him success and
esteem wherever he may 60.
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HteNbpnvilla.

Tho Spaulding company at Brilliant will
sink another gas well, so 1t ia stated.
Alexander Dobbs. OF Island Greek town
ship, while assisting In unloading q
wagon at his home last evening, met With
quite n serious accident, a heavy. box CAP.
sizing aud throwing him down with such
force az to break his right arm.
Miss Anna B. Cutshall has brought suit
for breach Of promise against Mr.. X. D. Cole
man, In the common pleas court. The
parties both belong in Springfield township,
and are OF high social standing. The country
folks are reported all torn up over thu SEN
sstion. The amount asked for is 50. 900.
This morning a strong flow OF salt water
was struck at The Jefferson g,s well No. 9
Should this we'll fail to strike a gas vein, 1t
Ia said the company. will sink another on the
Virginia aide Of the river. The company Ii
now using In their works the gas furnished
by the frat well, which Is enough to supply
two Of the heating futnaces Of the nail
factory, 7 n.1 -
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Corrected By ia. NORRIS & Co., 'commI.on NOR.
chants, No. Ito Water street These prices are
from SEXUAL sales made this day, mud for wholesale
lots: allowance must be made for slnsller ollau-
titlct: business continues fair. Green stuff % ar.
count OF tlie cold weather Is coming In In anal lois
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BELLALkE.

fote1 II p%erSonnis..Y est erdny Events
In the GLASS; City.
1t ia said g new newspaper will be started
here aeon. T
Miss Minnie Heirz,h has taken q place as
clerk In the postctiice.
J.R. Naylor took his household goods TO
his new acme at Wsllsburg yesterday, By
boat.
Will Yost, q brothcrin.law OF U.. MeClel.
Ian, died yesterday. Flo hes been an invalid
since be came to Ballsire. III
MIR. E Periusr, the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
PICKET agent, got homs yesterday, with his
wife, after q weeks absence. u
Captain julius Armstrong lakes full charge
Of the Bellairs, Z.nesvi!ls & Cincinnati
depot here with the first OF May.
Mrs. J. T. Porter, Of Pittsburgh, Is endeav.
oring to organize a class 10 shorthand hare,
The system she teaches Is %B.akigraphy.
John F. Hamilton is announced to make
an address IN the Second N. +. Church next
Sunday, before the colored lodge OF Odd Eel.
lows. .Fes
One hundred and forty.eight have joired
the Disciples Church siaca the commence.
ment OF the meetiugs, which have jus.
closed. ASH WI r.
Mr.. CLARK, l. brother of Elrl CLARK; hs,
come here from the Wel!sburg window glass
works and will work Tor the Bellaire window
glass works. @ IeI''
The times ofthe various regular steamboats,
bring q great many OF them 10 the landing
all at the same time, and yesterday some Of
them had to wait awhile fortEeir turn 10 I'M.
load.
the !0:55 Pittsburgh accommodation train
out Of hera yesterday forenoon. ran into the
rear end OF freight train No. co near BroEn's.
were broken up a little. %.
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New York. April 2J.-Cottou quiet al ll5Ial2c;
futures weat: April 1l.GSc: May lf.Gsc: June Il. nc;
July Isle: August II .0cc: September lobic; Oc.
10 70: FEBRUARY llCQc. - ...I'
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TBE DAILY MARIfErs.
Tho FinanciuI World.

Fsw YokK, April 2s.-2nney na,kctir bette. dc.
fnand' call losni advanced percent, cloecd at2a2H
percent. Prime mcrcautile paper 4AbH percent.
Sterling Exchange bankers bills steady atfi S651;
demand u Syx. :
GovKasAksTs-Lowcr Tor tIsss. !.
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CHICAGO. April 29-Tho Drcrtrs' Jour,a! rcpor,:
Hoss-Rsceipts 1000 head; shipments S,5oo
head; market Zoe over: rough packing IS 9sa
9 -; packing aud shipping 81 soa6 10; hight il, 2os
57b;, slips 81 0crt- Is. Cattlc-Reccip.s 600
head: shipments ? 500 head: market slow but
s'cady; export grades 90 ESQ 10; conlnon 10 meal.
mems $40 head: ma,tet brisk at i5c higher: n.
ierior 10 isit 81 00Al Is ewt.: medium to EooI ST 90
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WARRINGTON, D. C.,April so.Il:so A. M
For Tennessee and the Ubo Valley, slightly
warmer fair weather In 10 east portion; local
rains and partly olouey weather weather, anu sta
tionary temperature u .ne western portion,
.. eaa ~ 70 ,bo iow aT Cakes, slightly warmer
weather: winds shifting east and south; lower
barometer. go -.
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The following shows the range Of tho ther.
momster, az observed at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Opera. House, yesterday: ~
"a. Y. - Y. 8 :. u. =. Y. II AZ. 12 ". YIN. 7r.x.
: IS GO 81 8! 10 g.. ~ %
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X Esw YORK, April 29.-Snney r1atkctin better dc.
mAnd; call losul advanced . percent, clotcd nj pa25I
percent. Prime mercantile paper ,4abx percent,
Sterling Exchange bankers bills s,oady atfi S6Ji;
demand u syx. 81
G0vKRsAENTt-Lowcr Tor W..
o. ,..... -. lotsIlu. n now Ia ,9sL
Il w. c",non. iIa2t " o. ~" ss."'"".."i1Sh
R.,,v,~ po.ns"Is".a,, l., -,
nA,L"H al ~ 3Hsps-isiesu!al kast Ientetste In.
S nm, I tSss ~ petcent 70 PA Now Orleans and
faet"U o"eieo uo"n W %. Nt h. K
STATE SEcusiriEs-Dul TenncNcc mixed
brought a. IEf :
Pacific Ga Of 0S.....Ipo ,TcY pa, ,.,,, 49,. M
Central Pacific nnis, ii3Ll,io liz GG,rnaa st,v M
Mic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IA Iii j. Snnas a,xt aA'' ,V5 =
Lehivh d WiifS...lrlnlH j, lana ~. ~. TX ,tsii u
LouIsiAns consois"". 77Eltr II sInItrs. t,,,ns y
Missouri Css..,"...,.loG IVirrnis NJ '"ua''i X
81, Joseph, .,.....,..ilO iVitTinis consni. 49, W
81 Il !. o. lnts..li6 ira maj connnnG Al
Tennessee old,"..,,,, 10 lyirSinie dSterpca AZ
Tennessee d, Lew,.,, 10 lsEatra Intcrcst N"' VIZ
sr~orxs-Marto, IVA. oo,t,,. ,,. ..".,..H
saS Ic m We Y EnikaH chtnIe Tor The better md
faSe shn," " 90 ~ n ~ e pS,u.mH jersey central Alid
'T%n inS,oy,,aonI ~ ohsIscuousi III hehdvancc.
ths u jnana5 s,nce wa o'ousnt ABOUT py reports
vnndcrblit psyts "sili,a W Ivy. holneol inc
rsiS Siv.rcs ra,t x ea!,Gu " tnelt Lake hhore.
nn,n. ROW ~ y, ~ y 'a.u o,hoe iof pofEowipS pun
pNc1a,iv Mi H. YS q hSiseh. pet uieE. Y
hn ~s NV na ucn,s rv1a y hhntes WefS inactive, Tho
~ " N" m my ESi'"' iar snoW %, W ovefioll condition
s. -. ny p n.tnv.' .eisey Cehtral lent Mt l.l6,llS per
Nuhtt hkSAAtAkI NlIiuCEu IHElHC ut lnTTN1 anil NNU
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Headquarters for Wall Papers, Carpets,
on Cloths, Window, Blinds. DO, 30. Still
they come and must ba sold. Retail and
wholesale at manufacturers prices for CASH.
CAL soon II you wish to save, money Of Nos.
2Ol0 and 2o2l Main Htreet. ~
-.-.~S - .InHS RnENen 1. 4 nonE -
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HAVING nred Dr.. Bnll's Cough Syrup in
my family for the last three years, l find 1t is
the best preparation ! have ever ustd for
coughs md colds, giving almost Immediate
relief. B.WALKER, Gen'l Com. Merchant,
lis Light Street, Baltimore, Md.
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6i.eM packages at the same TINA list year
5l,'96 packages in 1882 and $500 Ia 1851.
There has beena very iilr buSincts IN some classes
OF woolens. but. otherwise the demand aud
movement were dull and uuinte:sting,
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BANKRUPT lot Of Dry Goods and Notions 10,
sale ut hall price by J..W. Ferre1S corner
Main and rweuty-tirst streets. : :
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$ TurnE will be- a cheap excursion 10 Pitte.
bursh'via. the; Pan-Handle route on Friday
evening, Nav 81. Train leaves p, ", Nv.
depot at 4:47 r. n. Tickets for round t.fp
only 81 and will bs good to return BY any
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HAND Garden Plows, Cultivato,s, Seed
Sewers and Tools OF every description sold
by Boyd, Market eQuare.
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FLowEEs, Eyergreens, Fruit Trees, Grape
vines, Small Fruits, etc. Wlite 10 Us II YOU
want to plant any this spring.
O:cAE WRIGHT,
Mouncsville, W, Va,
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Messrs. Wright & Woolssy, druggists, at
Elk Greek, Mob, write that Mr.. D. II. Nc.
Clure was cured Of q severe bruise by the
OF St. Jsooba Oh, the great pa%in.cuye,
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LADIES' muslin underwear, corsets, skirts
and panniers. infants lace caps, lopr and
short cloaks a! popular prices.
srt 5Ilsl- a- So. r NJ MnE,,,,.G 4, r. u
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FoE slightly damaged carpets call on J.
v. terrel, corner Of Main aud Twenty.f first
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

|tHH. -. rH -.#..|' ...
AZ the Auditors Once. In Cadiz. Harris, co,r.
~ unio, on Thursday, May s. 1854, vi 10 o;eloct 4,
H. Iec, INC ,o co. ! VII DO lei b tho Nngi. arei, sub.
} ~ , 70 inc approval o. tho County Co .amiss!oner,
Maeaaam Road ,scs!ed bids for ,ile, same viii L.
IeeeiV s g. tho Auditors office until y o'cloex
hGon o. wednesday, May III.
f!ess. probles end specih cations nj ssfi vo,t
can DC seen a. the Auditors oace' ar o,hcI ini",.
~ nia ,ho tnnt bidders may desire. caa DO oO,Ilaei
Oh oi !ae Engineer; Payments made monthly In cl,a
~ rsn% %I,na1tes; GOOD aad sufficient security willie
feIh!iediot Tho proper execution OF the WORK.
80 ahe whole 9! said work TO DO completed by 10.
oG,heet 10. lsst. Tao length Of tho .oGd Is tNn And
T ,ISnsy huudredsh miles, and will bs iol III VIC.
i W. = ne INST frnm Csdiz 10 tho Iron Bridge near
EeDees MI, ia " and three ,c0th miles. The
~ seM ~, ! being on tho old plank rad gtsle Viii
D y ~ ~ one contract. or sections, OF no. ieN than
ne fl4ht 10 reject any or all bids Is reSeryed.
-, WIN. H.. FOX, rnsIuee,.
-Hl-s-M15 Short Creek, Ohio.
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Ladies', m,Ac~' and Chtldrcn's Hats.
o,,r,ch FATHERS, silk Pompons 81 per
os.1'Su 1r,aimed Sailor and School Hats Tor
aatHsa. ~ 3Childrsn Csc, 500 and 75a. Sold
na'asss re We else ut sos. 81 and 81 Is.
eVesyHp S&lfS& Z, N. McGILLIE & Co.
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Petroleum.

BRADFORD. Pa, April 2o.-Cride oil steady; total
runs Monday 9.,6Si barrels: total shipment, II.
100 barrels: charters q. CS! barrc;s clennanccs AIS
600 barrels. Unltet Pipe lice certificates peued at
9s33sc and c.osed 9s31llc; highest price 9i5Sa:r; lowest
TrTusv1IIc. Pa, APRIL .o.-oprucd n. 9l%c: high.
e. ~ M'Se; i9Sest s3.sc:1 s1o*se at siise; s1ipssen.s
barrels w 80
prT1snuson, pa. Ap,l, 50 ..;iho afternoon session
was IRREGULAR: trading fairly EEo1; opened at 9iIsc,
advanced " 9i5tci broke 10 Die, and cies:d at OK.
NEW ioAK, Ap'it, 49, ret;o!eum firm; United
oii..c.
iiry Cnous.
new YoRK, April e9-E1potts OF domestic cot,
tons tho past week were $50 packages. making for
expired po'tlon Of the year tS,Vo packages. uga!us.
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WHEN you want a first.class Buggy 0
Wagon, 60 to 'Boyd's. - -"
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Ex.u0y. u. N. MATTHEWS DEAD.

Proclamation Insued by Gov.7 jackson
y Rui the Capitol drapci Ia Mourning
Yesterday morning word was received at
tho State House, that Ex-Governor Henry
Mason Mathews had died at his home in
Lswlsburg, shortly after midnight Monday
night. The news WAS not unexpected, the
Dispatch received by Secretary OF State
stalnaker the night before having been OF
such a nature as to leave. nc hope for Gov
ernor Mathews recovery, Tho Secretary
left for LewisbuYg Monday night.
As soon as word was received OF the death,
Governor Jackson who Is In Parkerburg was
communicated with by wire. Yesterday
afternoon tho following proclamation was
telegraphed with instrIctionst 10 post II at the
entrances 10 the Stale House and also enter
it!on the journal:
PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
April 20. 1884
Ex-Governor Henry Mason Mathews died
at his residence in Lewisburg this mtrn!ng.
His last public employment was as Chief
Magistrate OF this Slate, retiring from Office
on tho Ali day of March, 1881.
NUteluit kuhbAi6Wb uilALui HCu ~ uAAlIb IA
his high flee faithfully and to Tho s~atiUtac.
ton OF our people. AT the expiration OF bis
term, being In the prime OF Eis, he returned
to his home, entering actively into the prac-
tice Of his profession with the promise OF q
long life Of usefulness. BY his sudden death
the S.ats hiss los. an eninsnt oitizsn and 70.
public servant.
u As q mark OF esteem for his memory, 1t Is
ordered that the flags be displayed at bali
mas cver the State House until after the
funeral, and that the executive ot4ces Of the
State House be closed on the day OF the
funeral, and that they be draped in mourn.
ing for the period Of thirty days.
J. B. JACKSON.
By the Governor,
RANDOLPH %ETALNAKEa. JE.,
Secretary Of State.
The flags had already been placed at hslf-
mast and the work of draring the State
House both inside and out Was COM
meaced, under the direction OF Maior
scrogsins and JanitAr Voltz. Major W.
W. jackson, The Governors private sec
rotary, ,,telegraphed that he would be here
this morning 10 assist in the work. This il
the second time within six month"; that the
State House has been ordered placed in
mourning for one OF the States e--ch!ef ex-
ecutives. The first time was November g9:h,
when Ex-Governor Stevenson, Of Parkers-
burg. passed away. His death was the first
n among the Governors OF this State.
There was q general fesiing oil sorrow
among ..sll the State House officials over
the news OF the death. and this feeling e1-
tended a!l over the city among those who
had possessed the friendship Of Governor
Mathews. His genial, courteous manner
made him a favorite.
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Jusr think Of It, an eigh,.toot Step ladder
90. si1.ioot for 81 g., with patent
bucket support, at Boyd's, Market Square.
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Bnr Galvanized Fencing Wire, price xix
cents per pound, at Boyd's, Market Square,
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Tl.o Men Who Direc, tho Drnw,nru

TITO Men Who Direc, tho Drawings
OF the Louisiana Slate Lottery Company at
New Orleans, On tho second Tuesday OF each
month, are Generals Besuregard and Early.
who have entire charge OF all things con.
nectcd with them. and who attest over their
own signatures to thcir absolute fairness.
These gentlemen sre Of uniupesehahle char,
acter and honor. Fofauy particulars addrefs
MA. Dauphin, New Osleanr, L.. pay
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wheeling Whoiesnls Market,

Nl . lHrztifaENCER OFytcl. !
WHEELING, Tuesday. April %.
Several Important changes will DO found In this
mornings qcotatIons. In tho grocery department
prices have b.cn very steady.
81 GRAIN, FLOUR, E1c.
Corrected by J. NJ. Clous1oN, produce dealer
Sou.h street between Mniu and MAfIGL. lf
3, Gntn-Wheat 81 coal Us per bushel. State oats
40ii2c: iyo GQaG5a, but very little offering. State
corn. on the wharf Csc per bushcl.
St. Louis Isslnie5 Is SGaG Is; fancy lsmiiy;
white amber aud, winter g 00; choice family
tchoice rel winter o. bQa6 70 Xxx family medium
winter u bhi5 10; XXX bakers tMlnuesOia) GO 25a
O so; Xxx bakers Wisrounlu) IS 7ba6 %. Corn meal
SOC, III paper Oatmeal mcdium brtnd-sG 30
pc. bbl; fancy 81 %. Rye -four Il SCAT 10. 'nU
4W Ftei-whiie middlings SIS % coarse
90 go w; seconds SIS W; bran SO o0; chopped feed
$50 %. IN E $50
Hay aud Srap-prime loose timothy IS OOas %
straw ~ o., Oat btrkW Us %. ~ oT.
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LARGEST line Of Spring Goods in tho
city, comprising 800 differ ehl Patterns
Of sullings, 100 diflrrent. rattcrnsh Of
Pantaloonlngs, and 81 different Patterns
Of Spring OVercoatiugs. Made up III
best style, ut T.. HESS l. SUNS, !
.I5 No. 1925 1898 Market Street.
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Gcutlelncn's cloves aud Uosicr,

Elegant limo OF Gentlemen's Furnishing
Goods at popular prices. Gloves, hose, neck,
wear, collars, cults, night shirts aud The best
so cent %unlaundried dress shirt In the CITY.
L. NJ. McGILLIS ca, Il
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Silks. SRtinn nud yelvctH.

Largest stock in Wheeling aud at prices
never before made in this CITY. Eatins at so
cents TINT cannot be matched elsewhere at
lessxhan ST.; great bargains in Summer silks
at 400 900, COO, 75c and ST.; Brocate Velvet
Grenadines for shoulder cspes, now so popu-
lar east, vt 75c per yard, a full line, all ctolors,
in MerVelsau1 and Groa Grain Silks, ut 4Oc,
all colors;-iR an all Silk Brocade for combi.
nation suits. \ f NJ. McG1LLIN e. Go,
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CHEAPEST Hoep, Rakes, Spades, Shovel,
Mattocks, at s. +. Boyd's, MGrEes square,
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.FoE first class buggies and Phaetons, and
slightly damaged carpets 80 toeorner OF Main
and Twenty i,ststreeis. j.. W. FKaExL.
Horsfosd'n Acid Phosphate, in Constr.
% patton. '5g5717TE- -
Dr.. j.. N. Robinson, Medina, o., says: an
cases Of ,iudiee'sion. constipation and merry.
ous prosiration, iss results arc happy.".
TThsaW
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Attho Auditors Office, In CadIz, oa,o, on T him.
day. Nay 8, 1854 at 10 O'Clock A. ~, 4 con,a1.t vii
W lee ny Jseoo jarvis, tho engineer, s1blect 10 The
county. Tor The construction OF Inc Union raIc and Vdi
tsula Aec"dam ROad. This road ia divided tntn
two sections Of Ave hundred and Gf,y.iwo nt,.bs.
eSc aa.ooSeai ed bios for the work Of each ss,iUa viii
ginetr up 70 i2 o'clock noon OF MAY * ' p,.n.
ntoillea md specifications Of atoye wofE cal b,
teen. md other Information that hjltc,s NAV a.. J..
essS can &c obl.ined at tho Epgirecrs oNic2 II
w vsas OF u ne AUDITORS o"lce. Payments 10 c.th
secaiity, 10. the proper execution OF the WORK viii
&c required. Work 10 DO completed by iLe l5in
gay o., November next. Tho right 10 reject Su7
and al bids Is re.orved. Nv "'
Rpfy.was = usc JACOB JARVIS. Engineer.
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CUTIcURA KESoLvEST. the new Blood pu,i.
ilcr, Dlutetlc, and Aperlent. OK els Ill ca,e. germs
from tho blood and Preparation, aud thus Ieraoyes
The Sautea Cuticu1S, tho great skin Cure, iuttsnt,
ly allays Itching ard Inflammation, clears tho stin
md scNlp. heals Ulcers and JEo:es, restores n.
Complexion. %t!ulicura Soap nh exquisite SKIN
Reaat!ler and Toilet Requisite. Is Indispensable in
t,ctting SKIN dlscasrs. and for rough, ch.pped, or
mora: Cuticura Remedies arc the only inisy,,i NJ,
blood purttIerc and SKIN heAutIHnt4 - "NH'V
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Still fifteen or twenty pieces OF slichtly
dsmnged carpets left, ut two.thirds their fr;t
cost. ], ". Fkrnrr-
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The Most and Finest Goods-W. II. Rine.

The Most and Finest Goods-W. H. Rine.
hart.
Late Publications at the City Book Store.
Most Desirable and Chsnp-C. A. Bchas.
fer l. Co.-Head Local.
A card-E. nj. Mcaillen & co.-Fourth
page.
cottage for sale-Alexander Bone.
Fol-. salt--Ale1nuder Bone.
Bone q
The Proposal--Daniol Miller 4 Co.
Pittsburgh, Wheeling & kentucky Rail
road Compensated Proposals.
Opera Houte-"Dauiies."
Pittsburgh, Wheeling and Kanawha River
Packst-W. N. Chancellor.
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Mr.. and MEs. EVERETT argunlNs, NIlcse,.
town, Mast Wr.:e: 'CNr l!tle boy WIS terrihlr
afflicted with s~etollla, ealt Rhcum, snJ Erysinrsiss.
err n ~, 81 r. ~, w,s esTp, aud nG!h!ng We eoaiidI Eve
which gradually cured him, until he Ia now ~ "a
as any child. - Ft.EaE y - ''"Ao" - !n!t