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sHRIyER's FARO HIT
Returned 10 the "nauher." who says
NAl.Lt N NJ he'll Skin tho TOXIN. - t'@l.L.l

F'Nafr. f4tf he, ~ oAtp luo AoNus 57tt,.I- lrsh-
John shriver, arrested BY, Capt. Bennett
Thursday night for keeping gaming houae,
was Yesterday fined $50 and costs In the Pc.
lice Court for tho ofense. Hs paid his fine,
and last evening he told an IsrELLloxSeEn
reporter that he would leave the city last
lay out" back Inst evening. Mayor Miller
declined to have anything to do with It. aud
there was no other course open for Capt.
Bennett but 10 return II " 6hiiver. ESQ
s. An lKrELLIoEScEH reporter last evening
met Mayor Miller and acooSted him rs fol.
lows: 4"Mr. Mayor. have you oremAted John
6hriver's faro tools yet NJ .l.
"No; I've done nothing With thsm.'
Are you going tor .,al li}@isgG
mo; I'm not. I don't see how can de.
stroy ths lay out and other implements in
this case. f3sction 10 Of the ordinance says
that OF any member OF Council, or the
Sergeant or any Of bis deputies may seIzs or
direct to ba seiz,d any table, instrument or
thing used for gatuihe, aud the property so
seized may DO demolished or destroyed
under tbs direction OF the Mayor, In
case, now mind this-in case tho per-
was found shall DO convicted Of gaming. Now,
Hhrlyer IVES not convicted OF gdniing-Ae
WAS convicted OF keeping a gambling room
rs true; but how could he be convicted
when nogame WAS gazing on ;? In my opinion
u had destroyed bis goods he could have
sued the city and recovered enough to buy
two or three Gne ss!s. My Idea has always
been 10 protect tbs city's interests. | con.
suited with the City Solicitor, and he aus.
tanned me In my opinion. Had the luy ont
| hesn In use when the raid was mnas I could
hsvs Destroyed them; but as there was noae
could not.n {Gy lJI9 'slfaNEls. -Fs,p7 4
A good de.l OF talk has been heard about
lhs nights OF the green cloth and their ex.
ploits recently. One story is that two vol
known men opened faro room on Market
street few nights ago, and the proprietor Of
another room went In 10 "bust the hank"
Instead Of succeeding in doing this lie lost
$1,000 in q few lights, and gave 1t up. The
two propristors then folded their board,
packed their chips. divided the s., 900 and re.
tiled from business for Il time. Most Of the
rooms are shut up now, the season being re-
garded as an unpropitous one for gaming.
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II
eeip!s . go head: shipments loo hyead make.
Ss sooa III % eEoss e sasa q se.S g. ean
East LssHrr, Pa, March .li.-Ca,,ie market
Edsll AID rothlag doih5; all. through sconsiSS.
mt MIS-: receipts none, shipments ~ head. Hos,
nattset iitnii receipts gse head shipments lSi0
head. shipments 400 htGd.' = M, + =,
CINCINNATI. O., March n.-Llvc hogs weak;
common and light 8 ?5A6 7S packing and butchers
head. siAl5ltTtfi5la '5l1sI5g5 Id j 81 'Dl'S
- Pctr0Ieuni. q -
| OIL Cry. Pa, March 1l.--Petioleum opened al
oE hJalts.. 8 ol7it lowest se3S closed At 81 v0,
{'i a; SN'r q Sesstss Ss1vSy 71
| barrels; charters SU,D23 barrels oil City OH TX.
change stock, 81 10 bid, s. % asked. l.,l e'J',
| TTUEvtLlE, Pa, March it.-Opencd At 0g,Sc;
highest 81 lowest eosc; closed NJ 81 sliip.
mcntS 81 $50 barrels, 4 considerable amount. Of
opening ofthc Clapp and Chambers wells !
prr1sBuAeil,t Pa, March Tho afternoon rcS.
sion wEs aall bat trading fsir. drened at 81 20]l
sltt51.. ~ s'7 b !. i 63l&5GiE Ti M
BALTIMORE, March II Petroleum quiet; refined
SANSasc,s .t, e - g1N aEIF 5f5n ,1lElfIi,fgg
! NEW Yonr. NA,cl. II Petroleum steady: United
81 cox. 10, j. III - :
| X Cotton. S n
NEW YORK. March ll.--CotLou Quiet and steady
futures steady: March lO,pSc April lO.D7c Mey
embcr ii.alc: October lQ76o: November loose
December io.GGc. -. M ,5,ill L tr Ss
| Dry Gea,,R. .tt3.i 5l4,
| NEW YoRK, March II Tile market was quiet IL
demand Though thcso was fair business In do
lllvcIies. ~ i,'=F st.,7s. n Eh.grtIs 4
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y7l.xsl2A, 8Ex.7r.N. IA. N.l2A.sp.M7p.x
III ileIsI53 y 81 40 l,IS4 40 =. As Il 81
.gte8i4 "a :, ~, II. ,nntcArroyr ~ ~
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BELLiAkHE.
Wharf Ront at Lnrge-UamEgo to RniI.
49,. Is - run,ls.-f;lnsA II ausc stl

Wharf Roht at tLnree-UnmRgo to Rnil.
| - ronds--Glnss House.
Tho street cars were still able to run
through to the ferry yesterday.
The BenEood ferrybost has new (! Dat md
apron at its Benwood landing.
DR.. JIG. McCulIough's eaddIe was stolen
from his stable Tnunday night. u
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh telephone line
! between here and Bridgeport is down. Il
The pistol ball III George Wallace's leg has
not been found and will probably have to
stay where II Is. ! ~, a
"a portion OF tho garden wall OF Joseph
Mercer, that was under the high water, has
given way since. Il, IA 81 :.
Some fire brick pavemcn!a recently laid
nave come on much the worse for their
tack'ing Jack Frost. cat. u. y
Mr.. Clark, principal Ct the West Wheeling
schools, was visiting his brother, A. A. CLARK.
OF the high school, yesterday. d f,.l..
Z There have been nightly meetings at the
Christian church during the past week, and
e number OF accetslDns baye boon made 10
the church. IL r. ~, j.
A pump arrived Thursday night for
Shaetier's coal mines below town, and men
and leams took 1t down In the night, to 90 to
work at once. 3! SO. Z =, 4 {
William Daugherty, who had aome expert
ence IN assisting Manager Rex at the roller
skating rink, will be tho manager Of the re,
oreen!zad rink. 49,. =, &. II y,
Nov that the Cleveland Il Pittsburgh rail-
road uses water from tho city, the company's
power houee has been remov ed and eonyerto /
into IN office for the shop foreman, John
Bean. is i-,S-s az. s 80 Pay $50 4,
The large sewer pipe for the Noble street
sewer is on hands and the work OF putting 1t
III will be begun rs uoon rs the weRther pey !.
mtg. Work was barely begun at the Indian
run bridge when the ireesing stopped it. !.
The narrow gauge track, Just fixed up after
the high water, has sgains slipped ont OF place
near the window glass houses below the
creek. 1t Was being braced up yesterday,
Even. the Ohio Valley, track IL yielding in
places to the pressure oil, tho sliding river
bank; but were 1t no. for the tres,le OF this
.oad, the narrow gauge track ut that poiat
would .haye goneinlo tho river. t%5es r
y The IaGepeuden. sayu Messrs. A. L. Wether,
old and s. \; Wells, OF this city. have con-
.racted with the citizsns OF Massillon to erect
q window glass mandatory In that city,
The gentlemen will be given a deed for
seventeen aoIes island, valued at Sl5. 900,
$500 OF which was raised by Massillon peo.
Pile. Same other Bellairc men ara also talk.
ing Of establishing aglass Mouse at Csdi=.
Mauly's wharf boat broke its fasteninrs at
tho lower landing yesterday and swung out
In the stream, bound south; but wac caught
and brought to land ct yHeaiherlrg.on,s. I.
had lot OF oil and miscellaneous freight on
board. "a broken barge hsd lodged against
the boat, and the c1rrent running there very
strong made the weight too much for the
lropes. The gang plank at MERGERS yhsrt
boat broke down yesterduy morning; but for.
tunately no one was hurt. One or two per.
sons narrowly escaped. .s,f IA -"
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the buidlrss thereon and fourteen scr.s Of
land, the cost Of which wrs $i5, 000t Our
citizens donated them s., 500 II The pnr.
chase money aud the company Will
build an slight mr. 3 tau pot furnace;
investing about 100000 III 4 buildings
and stocking the establishment. Z They will
psy In wages between 81, 900 and 81. 200 week.
ly, give employment 10 fifty men aud bring
about forty families 10 this city, Both gen.
tlemen orc vt present Interested In the Bel.
laire window glass works, are mon Of wealth
and thoroughly proficient In the line OF
manufacture upon which they will enter
hera This makes The third glass nlanu!ac,
turing establishment ID Masslllor. III,
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MAHrIh'S PERRY
Tho q. 4 +. ptnot i0ebcd-Hcws Notes
Rnd Perk8nRtt. r'

ANA Personals. sr'
The Salvation Army will bloom In this VII.
laEc tomorrow. III I. h y, & l
Rev. +. B. De Hsss has returned from New
York, where ho spent tho winter. I. {, a 4
Mr.. Joe VoiHht, who was assaulted last
Sunday morning, was wore Yesterday.
d J. !. SINNERS, travelling gent for the Howe
scale Company, was in town yesterday.
Tho Temperance and Knights OF Labor
committee met at thu Methodist Church las,
evening aud Illuminated their blast. a
The ''cow she'd" otherwise known ss the
@. 4 P. depot, was robbed Thursday morning
early. The ticket rack was taken ont into i
freight car, where the tickets, yesterday
morning, were found scattered. Mr.. Mitchell,
tho agent, says be does not know how many
tickets were stolen, but II any, they wera ali
on tho local trains AS the depot u only d
barn no money was kept there, and 'conse'
qusntly the thieves had their pains for theil
| 4 z !. r I
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Fine Eurninhins Goois.

Y a reporter drorped into the gents furnish,
Ing store Of MI. McFadden, successor &c
Jones d Little, 1922 Market street, and ID
apec.el the large s.ock end chatted to Mr..
MeFadden about huainess. = Wills !he only
lately assumed the propriatorship Of the
store, Mr.. McFadtlan has been ,a.its head
ssyer since 1t opened, and possasses conaidera.
bic experience. He says he Is satisfied will,
Wheeling es a business point. tis little
easly for the spsinR trade, but he Ia constant.
y receiving new seaaonatle. goods, and finds
business very good for the time Of, year.
Considering M. McFeaden's favorable
prices. 1t would be surprising il his attractive
store and fashionable goods did not draw ia
good custom. : ii..r.s.5 z s., a
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Is.,..".."."".l0l o. 5. new .l2g3.
RAILWAY BosDs--Stroag,
STATE sEcuRl1IEs-Qnici

2. y. Ss..."..........l0l 10. s. new l2Sia
U. 3. Az, coupons..1 l3i{l ia1l7 ~ s.
RAILWAY BoSDs--Stroag.
STATE sEcuRl1IEs-Qules, 81 4
Pacific sol '9,:.....lD Tex. Pac. land grts. 49;s
Genstal racine hisw.lli do !uo Grande div z. d
Aric seconds.,....... bonds, htSt....ll6t4
Lenjsh i HllIcs~...~loG9slu.P 7. Land GTauty.lit+3
L9usialIa eoasols"-u y; sinking fund.l14A
mlsolltl es...,......lt0 virginia Gs.......... 10
81. Joseph...........ll0 VltgiM!. Gousols eX. I, F.
8. i. & b. q. flrs.s,-l2o tia mat couporA,, Al
tennessee o!c.......... i2}SI Y.ryin!a dhteffed, G
Tennessee Gs. new.... 4277t Extra Interest. &,
srocKs-Thc results Of to.dsy's trading In the
stock market was that out Of the thirty socks most
actively dealt IN, twenty.onc vera higher than nj
tae cio'e last night, four lower and five unchArgcd
Iho chang e in all cases. however wefa uLlyirac-
tionsl and Insignificant except In thu Gaze OF
Clsve and, Columbus. Cincinnati & indianapolis,
which was tx percent higher. anil Spring Noun.
tain Coal ~ percent lower, aud oregon Navigation
" percent higher. a'Ft gUva,N ~. y. - =.il !
Numos that tae Chicago {: Northwestern R.iI.
road Company had agreed ~ submit the question
Of pesctMtaSe, III tho northwts. pool 10 arbitration
led 10 purchases for both accounts, AMI prior I'd.
vanced. Pacific Mall attracted considerable atten.
lion. selling up to 53 on the revival Of Tie report
that the company will declare dividend shortly,
" was d 80 rumoted That the Company having cash
On hand had made an offer to tho panGina railroad
to anticipate payment OF obligations not YET due
that company. The market cloIeu strong lt the
best figures Of tho day. fl''.--','I ~
Transactions III mn tlia ~ y
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PERSONAL n ENIION.
News md Gossip in Relation to vnrfouh

.4a.I5a ENulbcs Ifts.l'
Miss Mollie Elton. Of Wheeling, is the
CUES. CT Mics Lille Elton, OF the Fourth
ward this week. Bellaire Tribune. tI
A reception and dinner WIS given Hon.
James G. Blame and wife by Hon. Henry G.
Dsyls and wife At Baltimore Thursdsy even
Ing. atI 3 y
The Panhandle Ne,r, OF yesterday sass
Mes,rs J. @. Palmer, III. Buchauan and Q.
H. Beall will leave for Washington TODAY, IN
the interest Of the wool growers of this sec
ton. ft.g r., $3.50 'H..,
Mr.. John Dautord, formerly a composite,
In the fNrgLItGxEcEG rcws room, has eecured
position In the Government printing office
at Washington, and left for that city yes
terday.
Capt. Otis Worthinston, the clever B. & 0.
conductor, on his arrival here last evening
learned OF the death Of his brother, j. 4,
Worthington, President OF the First National
Bank at Beifevitie, Ohio. 4
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A temperance society was organized stthe
Fifth street NJ. E. church Thu rsday 'niaht.
Addresses were made by G.. w. Hollincor,
Geosgs2J ohnson ard T.. n. Draper, afte.
which an organization was effected, vita
George johnson as President; Alex Turner.
Mrs. Amelia Turner, Mrs. Rachel Gray, Mrs
Abby Taylor, Mrs. Hannah Boggs F. Taylor
aud 7. Ii. Draper, Vice Presidents a. N,
Durgee. Secretary; Mrs. Rachel Gray; Treas.
user. Tho organization starts off actively,
and will no doubt accomplish eiiioient work
for the cause in whose; Interest It was oyga.
ulzad ~. SRl. ~. .-.L4 ~.
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|WANTED-IADlES AND YOUNG
W RCn In city or country distance M ohI,C
tion who are out 81 employment can hayC t v-
Woit at their own homes MI tho year round W",
sen. ey msil simple and easy' good ,GSrs "V No
Mag. fInS htc0, WV 'o~usa,
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IL IL A FAtYr-

hundreds OF letters IN our po,ser,Ior yc,,t..
whlGn may no h4d by tOIun nall Hts NY, W"plH Of
ny Ss S s9;oA Iha! SKIN and HC I III,
may NOW be permanently curfI he " S,1iSSIaGion,
Solvent ms now Blood ruFlleY VIatStc MI No.
lent. internally, and CutiCuiN and S,I,c Sua Alc
INC Htett skin tutes aud Bciu,llsn S4ts.nAsoap
en one INC time and at ono halt The gSnST y
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No provisions are made Tor nv wife,for
the reason that her present sickness Is incur.
able, and her death at sny time expected.n
z Robert W. Morrow Is named 90 executor.
from whom no bond isrequired. a.Ef
The instrument bears dated May %. 1888.
snd Is attssted by Jesse L. and y. B. McGe.
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!: AT the Domestic Sowing Machine Par.
!oss, 20 Twelfth street. on Thuraday, Friday
and Saturday Of this week, will be.on e9hibi-
ton the huest display Of aewing.machine
WORK ever exhibited III this city. Nc, other
sewing Machine Company has ever attempts
60 so elaooratea display In Wheeling. Every
9ocy "a earnestly Invited to visit the exhibit.
Parlora open from . a. N to $50 Pm. n }@3iiii
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LARGEST line Of Spring Goods In the
city, comprising 500 different Patterns
Of snitings, 400 different Patterns Of
rantalo0n!ngs, and 50 different Patterns
Of Spring Oyerc0atlngs. Made up IN
best style, ut G. HESS & Suns,
5,a e., No. 1891 g. 1879 Market Street.
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{ MnhsIiIon'4 A CIV t,Iny, yyo.xs,

y 4 9isga!ca from Masstl!on ssys:;5A con-
tsact 1Tds closed last might between COM
mlttee OF our leading olt'z 4sjS, appointed at
meeting held WednesdAyR Hight, and al,
We!he'ald and 8. r. = Wells, oi Bell.
aire, O.. Whereby The latter A gentle
men Will erect "a window glass
mandatory in this city, The gentle
men Will be given a deed for The old
Volcano Furnace property, which embraces
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GREhrESr,O ON iIARTU

CntlcpiS Remedies MO the creates, ,,rs,O,..
SarIn fisu tho wois, caiO PAit RheWiN T., M, %
Toun;;y by nolhtth had Il twenty yrS,t n, "aB ny
i.es diSd trnmii lbClItvc CUticGn wo;l ~ SIa
S SaySa 9f IT. ny 4sGs breast ana head Wye
euf[d until usgd the CuuIuS RcTnrSSn',S T I"o'
hSiy aud IIiicn;a and Gnll4ttA FOtp ryiSs nsi'
| '. --z1 ]. ", AnkAS rrySssv,ts"aIIty,
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TUE nIVEn rnln

County Clerk Finn yesterday placed on r..
cord half million dollar mortgage exeruts1
by the Ohio River zailrosd company to 20
curs the payment Of the tirs. anu srcvuu
mortgage bonds, to be Issued by the company
Tor the compilation and e1uipping OF the road
Supervisor Fleming has largely Increased
big force Of workmen employed REMOVING thc
land alideS from the Ohio River read in thf
NarroWs below town. This Is the only vorl;
that Is being. done in this vicinity toward:
getting tho road In running order. l.L-.I-
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( The Domestic" Sowing Machine Com papy
are holding a grand reception at their Pal.
!ors,F 70 Twelfth street, this city, this week.
Thursday, Friday aud Saturday from q AN.
to $50 P.M and invite the publia to Walt
them. Their exhibit Of decorative art con.
s'sts OF o large lima Of household drapsries.
banners, screens and variety OF fancy ard,
Giles, executed on silk, tetin, plush, feli, Ice.
etc., with chenille, creveI, tulsel7, embroii.
cry silk and braidS showing embroidery, 10.
pliaue, bxaidinG and ctchiuss, Ill executed on
the the Light Running "Ilomestic'' Sewing
Machine. i will nay every lady in the citS
10 inspect this nne work and ses how, with i
"Domestic," she can beautify her home, : N
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GNEA'r Nl.NNN MENlClNES

the bali has no, been told as TO Tho WA, o,,..
we h1MsR Of TUG ,CutigutA RpntJleS i II XXI
paid huE1reds OF Collars iog mrdlrnci Ia rr,6 SITe
SHSs o. aS blood and kin, mi never tSaEGy IVY w.t.
'hihE yci TO equal tho CutlcrIa Ii r,TtlltS "Al'
Providence, p, I. ~ "ALLIASS.
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BALTIMORE, March J4.-Flour steady and auIc..
Howard street and western superlIle Ss75aS 81:
e1.sa 80 Joni y; family s. ooa o. WhpSt, western
April s., c91ll 0l54: My 81 nss4l liz: t1ne,
q w bid. Corn. western hnner ind lUjl; nike
spot 5sMc bid: March hs116G5ge; May uJxaGikee::
5nne GlS DID; Jnly a21sassse. Oats steady Sid
Feahsy .vanl4 4ia.tI. Rye lower ut .D,7ic' II.S,
i'm and active; Pennsy!yania and Muir, land sli o,
ais Gu. Provisions steady and ID .aIr demand.
mes Rs,k SIS i CO new $Seo Salk meals Shoulders
SIC; clear RIB sides lie; hams, IiHajtIs L. Il
renaed lo14c. Butter tseady; ,Eestcsa packed iSn
a22c; cIe.nery 2.aiGSr. tggx lower hnd auitt NJ
l!c. Ceiiae eagle,: Rio caigoes Ordinary 10 !eir
1lAal2Ge:; S a ,,, steady; A solt nc Whi,sy
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lDUBLIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Qlse laafl:.e'lhQelIll III: !.
Office: Nox. III and "a Fourteenth Strcrs
New 4 Advertisement

Wanted-sl'uation rs Book.kceper.
Grand Concert. Ffm@ yfs,5 -
Holland Herring and sardines. X.
Notice 10 Ice Consumers. ~ = I Il
For Rent-stors-room and Dwelling.
,Fraits--Geo. X. McMechen. s7.'S5 N
Far Rent-Dsellinss, Rooms and Offices.
( For Observation-Disclosures lie Wis Il ca
List OF Ls.tels. .ss5s4s 49, ~.
Opn,n House-The Bsukes's Daughter.
The Jefferson Insurance Company.
Z When Spectscles aye Needed. G. Dillon
Brass Bird CaSos-Nesbitt & Bro. ~
Higgins Gallery. go q, NJ.
Po.atoes-McKee, Island Grocer. a. rs y
:; Public Library Notice-Hend OF Local. 4
Religious Noticss-Four,h page. ~ $50
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Il, WAsulyaroa, b. G., March l5-l:s0 4. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, colder
followed by slightly wsrniez and generally
1 fair weather, variable winds, mostly wes,er
3ly,higher pressure. followed in tho western
Dart by essterly winds aad lower pressure. ?
IS For. the / Lower \ Lakes, elightly warmer
and generally fair WEATHER, variable yipds,
lower, followed by higher pressure.
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,,OttO,,,

SAAS1sc. 81 81 gF~ EEfE t'IE}SIIlisI
NV Yohx. March II Petroleum steady: United
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Live Stock.

calcAqo. Mssih 14.-The 1soers' Jdnrna, "a.
ports: Live hoSt-l.ecsirs II. 600 head; shipmentu
7,eoo head; market nrnies; rough packing 81 IL
81; packing and shipping, Sc i0a7 30 licht Is 01s
7c tsips 81 t0Ab u. ! Rece!pts 6V30 head.
exports So g5iG 70: good 10 choke shippIus IS "a;
elQ; common 70, medium sstoa5 %, shcep-R:.
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CINCINNATI, o. March lt;-Flour arm and un.
changed. Wheat steady; NJ; a1cd vi o5. Cora
laixed 50 'saa6s+c Rye steady: 10. 2 G5e. Hs,ley
tttIay aud unchanged. PARK firm a. SIS co. Lard
strong and higher at 9.35a8 &C., Bak meats tIrnet
sut MOI higher bacon uEch.nsed. " Ht4ky
hfm At VI ID. buster steady aud unchanged, ~ =
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FRIED. oysters and all the delicacles OF The
season Of 1llG Market street Saturday even
ing at $50 o'clock. n l'5 s 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-15

!, CALL at the domestic" Sewing Machine
parlors and SEQ tho grand display Of dscora.
tive at work, Thursday. Friday and satnr.
daytime 9Th, 14th and 18th, 0 a. N. 10 $50 :.
", 10 Twelfth street, city. $500 y ~: !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-15

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Jos. y. MILLEE, Auditor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-15

'SfIN the grand concert OF Tuesday evening
next tho. best talent iuEl tho city win take
part Make your arrangements 10 BIO present,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-15
NOTICE, &a
Redemption Of City iloatIg.

Holders Of the " per ceat Bands Of the CITY Of
Wheeling, listed under tho ordinance oil ISL, arc
hereby notified that III accordance with proy!Aio1s
Of said ordinance, the following bonds, viz: 1871
IL, I'D. .i;, 3i., 20, 3Os. 2.s. II, 255, 81,
slS. 3o., a!i. is, a30. Gs, aoI, "aa, aio,
81, reg, .ol, s..S1, i6i. having been IIaWD By
lot, VII DO paid on Presentation, to tho uade'-
signed, and VIII cesEc to lear ian,rs: on ard after
April j. 1851. HESKY X. LIST.
n 'st 9ai 4 BENZ. DAVkStORT,
mY3 Con1sniSi Due.5 CITY Of Wheel!Dy