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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-10

PANS, Jan. "a duel with swords,
between Aurelisn 6chsll and q Journal
ist named Dion, vas fought today, in
consequence Of IN article In an evening
paper. Sohell vas wounded in the side,
Dion's sword breaking. and leaving .
fragment IN the person Of his antagou-
-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-10

81 n1muA O., Jan. S.-Ths Demo
peenele ID ssoret ballot tonight
4 n11d 81. D. Payne. Of Cleveland.
nboe. 10 suooesd Psndleton. The
80 vae made on The Arst bal
lgle rsssissd -. Psndlsson 3.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-10

LONDON, Jan. 9.-Chinese Gordon
writes that tho Egyptians must abandon
the provinces Of Darfour and Kardori-
fan, and that they should retain posses
sion Of Eastern S0udan, a., II Ell
Aahdi were allowed to establish there
an evasuation by the Egyptians would
b disastrous. The Arabs on both sides
Of the Red Sea in that event would be
likely to catch the infection Of rebel
lion. and tho whole eastern question
would be reopsned. Gordon considers
the choice Of Noubar Pasha a. Prime
Minister q most iudiciOus one.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-23
PERSONAL MENTION.
Newsstand Gossip In Relation to Various
People.

Newsstand Gossip In Relation to ynriouA
People.
Mr.. Henry Dice, OF Triadelphia, has sold
his place there, and will. the last OF this
week. emigrate TO Columbia. South Carolina
Misses Annis and Mamie McCahon, two
charming young ladies OF North Main street,
returned home yesterday from visit IA
friends In the country.
j. Fl. Lsine, business manager Of Patter.
sons Nav York Opera Company, Is in the
city. The company will be here on the Goth
and Sosh, giving Thu Q1een's Lace Hand.
kerchisf." t''1s,'- S7fH>
Mr. John R. Davenport Is Spending a few
days at Woodtiield, hisold hons. His sister,
MIS-. VIII Mooney, and husband celebrated
their wooden wedding ~ Woodstield Monday
evening. 1t was s charming affair.
Mr.. Dan Neal, who has been amending
several days in the city, leaves this morning
for his hon1efa Parkersture where he viii
remain eight or ten days before returning TO
his duties in the Navy Department ct Wash.
ireton.
Mr.. Eugene H. Arnold, q civil engineer
hAvlnga number OF friends in this city, was
recently married to Miss Mary Z. Wright, at
her homo in West Rockpost, Ohio. The
Cleveland papers speak OF 1t as notable
social event
Mr.: Frank thinner and wife aud Mira
George. thinner left yesterday for Omaha,
Nebraska, thsir fntusa home. Mr.. George
thinner left for there several days $50 10 pre-
pare for the reception Of The family. The
hest Of friends Of the family hereabout will
regret to hear Of their departure.
EsriMArEs OH all kinds OF Printing cheer
fully given by the 1HrEILlGKscsa jon OyyIcE
All work guaranteed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-23
A GENUINE WILD NAN,
Captured nj Stenbenyilie-ao Mistake
rn. ., u About Ii. ul.r

The following sensational item may be said
to BIO Interesting II truo," and es 1t is from
yesterdays s;eubsnYiIie Herald, usually a
veracious and trustworthy chrouioler, it may
be relied on as having something In itn:
II was reported tfve or SIX weeks EGO that
a man OF very singular appearance had been
seen about TWO and one.haii nilss nos,heas.
OF East Springfield. 10 d very large aud desc.
late track OF timber situated on both aides
OF the stream known az "Long Ran," but
worry little attention was paid to the report,
ds 1t never catered the minds Of uoy OF our
good people that wild Man" WIS running
at largo III our midst. In shout two weeks
after, George Maple ind VIII k.incr were
out hunting coohs ia the saaie locality, when
suddenly thty came on man sitting on the
ground surrounded BY snow, without FIRE,
his lower cztselnitieg wrapped with Irvine
strings, and altogether presented most hid.
eors appearance. He waa armed with some
thing that he'd the appearance OF q corn cut.
ter. When they attempted to approach he
seiz.d the corn cutter, and u!ade signs OF
fight, and they thinking that It would not 10
altogether slfe to 80 nearer, made hss;y re-
treat. In the meantime eatAb,es OF every
description, clothing OF different kinds, boots
and shoes, cooking utensils ETC., were miss.
ed by diissrsnt parties, but no one knew
where they wese gone Yesterday morning
John Shuii noticed strange tracks about his
barn and spring house, and as he hid some
things stolen lsw nights before, he conclu.
doi to investigate the matter. He started on
the track and after following It for some dit
lance he came up with the object OF his
search in pisce Of woods, just north OF the
Bacon Ridge school hoRss. He vas lying
under large oak tree Ia about Two feet OF
snow and fnss asleep. John saw at a glance
that this WAS the wild Man" of which yo
had heard, aud not caring TO attempt the can.
ture sluac, he OF oucs set out 10 notify the
authorities They immediately assembled at
The school houss and marched to the spot,
Finding himself in the hands OF 10 many,
lie surrendered without. any trouble and was
conducted to the residence Of Squire Shane,
where he was guarded by W. T. btursis and
8. Il, Ryon lat night. lie was brought 10
steubcnvilla. To-day, whore application will
be made Tor his admission 10 the Io!lrmary.
lie IL the worst looking specimen Of humans
ity ever seen about here. la --s5'ss' }SlE
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to record
five deeds Of trust and lour deeds in fec, as
follows: ~
Deed made January I, by Mary J.. Jelly 10
Charles Sims, IN confederation OF s., 500, for
IS. feet otground on the north eide oiTwelfth
street. Is - ,gs-9o ~
Deed made August 90, 1882, by Harry B.
Mendel and wlfo, Of Taylor, Texas, to Ersa
y. Bsyha, Of Wheeling, in consideration OF
!, 81. 200, for the west hal: Of lot on the north
side Of Fourteenth street. E5,T
Il Dsed made January 81, by john Medick
and wife 10 Gustsye and John @. Medick,
in consideration Of $780, for tho north hall
OF lot G on the west side Of Eoir street, south
Of Twenty .ssventh, ~. Z. g +" ~
Also a. deed made january Is. 1852, by
Ludwig Patsohcr aud wife, OF Newark, n.
j., TO John. Medick, in consideration Of n, 500.
for tho same property conveyed by the last
mentioned deed. gl f22Hi-. =
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A Daily Market Bche,nc r..

Dr.. Jepson offered in the Second Branch
last evening resolution that was ouickly
adopted. IL, is 10 the effect that the Com
mittea on Markets. be instructed to INQUIRE
into the e1pediency Of closing the nortt
ha!to the Second ward market house and
putting It 10 first Glass condition, wita
out the year and, said committee Ia therobv
authorised to e1pend sum Of money not
exceeding $50 IN procuring plans, etc,
the'probable cost OF necessary changes ami
the approximate income from tho rent.
al Of stalls, ETC., to be report
ed to Council. Dr.. Jepson said
That he had, beeafasked by all ciasse 5
attending market to oilsr some such resolu.
hea.henish practice Of ringing people D n ), nj 4
AN. 1u other cities the rental from daily
market stalls have built fine market honses
and are a source OF big revenue to the oitv. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-23

\ No MORE conclusive preof OF the absolute
fairness OF the Monthly Drawings Of Tho
Louisiana State Lottery Company can be
given than the following certificate sieuei
BY Generals Besuregard and Early: 1--WE do
hereby certify that re supervise the arrange.
menss for al the Monthly and Semi.Annusi
Drawings Of tbs Louisiana State Lottery Com.
Drawings themselves, and that the same ara
conducted with honts'y, fairness, and In
good faith toward uil parties, and We apthor.
lie the Company to uss this certificate with
fac,ssniles OF our s'gnasures attached, In ia
Advertisements" ID -.3sl1. 81 a pAw =
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PLENTY OF LAW


In West virginia TO Punis,, araye Rob.
5s.?-sts ~ bcfs.
10 The Elitor Of he hl!eQiosneer. ~
sR; Your ipspsr Of to-day contains
u statement to the elect that there Is no sd.
equate penalty prescribed by the law OF this
State for tho violation OF scpulture. Editors
are not expected to keep trace OF the changes
in criminal statutes, but the prominent
lawyer" who gavs On opinion 10 your report.
or should have known that the crime refer.
red to is d felony. Chapter i2s, Sec. IS, Acts
1882 contains the following:
III a person unlaw!ully disin.er or dis
plncs n dead human body, or any part OF
dead human body, which shall have been de-
posted In any vault Or other burial place, lie
shall DO conilncd in the penitentiary not less
than two nor more than Eve yesrs."
Prior to 1882 the oterss was nisdemea.
nor; that Is 1t wes punishable by imprison-
lneat In jail not more than one year. I take
tho liberty OF calling attention to this mat
ter in order that the public may know that
there is u reasonably severe penalty pre-
serlbed for the ofsnse referred to, and ;hs.
shouls may not be encouraged to pursue
their avoca,ion by the supposed absence Of
suy legal provision for their punishment.
go e. arfs ~. f. W.
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EELLAlaE,


| Railroad nnd Oiher Current News Mnf
Services ore still continued each night al
the First N. E. church.
Miss Lille Elton is home after visit to
relations and friends in Barnesville. 4
Oscar We!shaDcs yesterday moved to Min
90, where he is now night yardmes:er.
A young child Of Sebastian WINNER died
yesterday and will bebnried this forenoon.
Jesse Sea:on has left town hurried,y, ow.
Ing to certai. threats Of II young lady Of
color. =
A leap year party Was given last night at
the house Of J. g. Jennings. on South Noble
street. 1.FH' WIS.,
Bsnwood boys found enough smooth ice
along the shore yesterday to skate seyeral
hundred feet.
ic.aay two heavy locomotives will be
coupled together aud run npon tbs new
creek bridge to fully test the strength OF the
structure. a. 80
A great many OF the new cara for the Ohio
River railroad have come here and been sent
On 10 Moundsville, and now some OF the u.
d L. tracks hero are fiiied with them. j.: r
The news Of the acquitta, OF Mutt was 70.
ceived hero almost Us coon as the verdict was
known in Pittsburgh, and the expression OF
satisfaction at the result was universal.
The large audience that heard Dr.. Vim.
cents lecture shows that the lectures are
growing IN favor with Bellare people. There
was oniy few hours notice OF the time OF
the lecture.
The B., q. & O. railroad has had a great
deal 10 contend with lately in commonwith
the other roads here; but this road has had
new track, new machinery, msny new men
and has been without resources to fall back
on. The trains have been much delayed,
andare still irregular; but now the officers
arc said TO have raised funds to pay the EN-
ployes and as the business OF the road Is lurge
things will no doubt brighten up, and the
road, in whoseyer hands 1t gets, will be asuc.
CeSj. #.aa# To-. u
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The case OF Charles Harper, Indicted 10,
]. ioloneous, cutting, with count for simply
unlawful cutting, was yesterday tried ii,
{ Judge Jacobs court. Harper Is a young
colored boy, who some months ago assaulted
Jacob 7. Dillon, the Market Square hotel
keeper, with Ratchet md cut him badly.
Prosecuting Attorney Jordan conducted tbs
case for the State, and Melsrs. Robert Mar.
shall and Dennis OKeetls appeared for tho
defense Tho case was given 10 tho Jury
about four o'clock. and in sLort time YER
dict OF guilty Of unlawful cutting" was
rendered. Il Tho penalty under this verdict is
imprisonment either IN the jail or, peaiten-
tiary, ut the discretion Of tho court. = f.Tr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-23
THE CxCY HATEk WORKS
To Have n New Pumping Eng Tao Costing
M - SnA. Nnl. - 49,. -.

Tho City Water Board has contracted with
q manufacturing firm at Hamilton, Ohio, for
q new pumping engine, OF increased capacity.
The contract. was signed by Mayor Miller
last Saturday, and tie engine will BIO ready
for use about July OF this year.. 1t will cost
Sol 600. in position and ready Tor operation
and Will DO OF tho latest improved design OF
engines constructed for this expires, purpose,
The Board has contemplated such pur.
chase for some iime past, and haye To-
.pected all tho different styles Of engine
piece OF ground adjoining the boiler. house
was purchased by the city, thus increasing
the capacity Tor siutura5 additious ito tho
works, and With the new machinery and al.
'eIations which are now contemplated, the
works may be expected to be as complete as
sny in tho county, The reservoir should
next receive attention. >, 4 sisss :, 60,
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Rev. Samuel Frazier will deliver lecture
in Welday's Hall Thursdsy evening, on ..Thc
Yankee ia Japan ;" MI. Frazier haa for sew
eral years been officially connected with the
U. 8. legation in japan, and has had peculiar
to gain knowledge Of, the
"Fiowesy Kingdom" and the resident Yam.
KEGS. The lecture will be given for the bene.
fit Of the Belmont County Farmers Club. k
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Htcnbenyille.

The scquittal Of James Mutt meets with
general approval here. 5isg::.slrs==e ';;,.''-
Stephen Miller, while coaating on Frank.
lin avenue Monday night, met with an acct.
dent, sustaining such severe injuries as will
lay him up Tor some time. q
Mrs. Stewart, OF North Fifth street, was
seriously Injured, Monday evening, by falling
backward down stairway up which she vas
carrying bucket OF coal. Her head was
severely cut. ~ !. A
The report from Bergholz, this county, Is
that serious riots are feared there on account
otnoH.payment Of hands employed on the
Cleveland, Youngstown and Pittsburgh rail.
road: Already, In their demonstrations they
have destroyed tre.tlea, torn down bridges
and done other damage, 07 ,'tn = i
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DENTISTRY.
ahe :9stdliqe.1te1s,
-
Office: Nos. ~ md y, urtccnth Street.
Rev Advertisements,

Lost--Lopg-haired Dog.
70 the Public-John 7. Ferral. :.
Parl0r Coal Vases-Nesbttt d Bro.nt,
Spring Styles a: Dineer's. y,
Dissolution OF Cepartnership-Boyd & Co
Wilsonia Magnetic Appliances.
Executors Sale Of Valuable Real Estate
N. W. Am'ck. n FWI
Psalns-Third page. N
Storage-T. 4. Morris t. Co. l -
Special Sale Of Carpets-G. Mendel 4 Co.
DR.. John +. smith-Third page.
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Dry Oostis.

EEw. ,ioIx. Jaruary q There "a a s.es,r -
81 !os coio:ed eotoas Of scssouab.e stccfsftfes
Exports Of domestic cottons since Tho nn.. i S5n
packages, against ,Gss last year - ''-''
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severely cut.

.."ASYzu1Ne new this mornins?' asked a
citiz,n Of his nsighbor. "Yes; the Famous
Hntters, 1l42 Main street, have special sale
Of Underwear, at 100, this week." ~
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TO ,hc Young Men or'W nc.t,,.,

:, We make specially OF Nobby soi, and
sun Hats, and We invite you to cali aud in.
spect our special tnls Of the So 90 Hata
'h's week. TIE Falou, HAr7HRs,
4t. LtS1 ~. 1l42 Main Effect,
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1rfusynLn. Pa, January 22-opcued nj &, osk.
hghsss 81 e9k lowest 81 o7s3zz; closed at Il os
shpiaeass 5d SO barrels Charters 47ss barrels we
NEW, NSw ., f S, january 22.-Pe.,oleu,n firm:
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% Sify; r., January 2a-Petroleum opened
slcs Sales 5SSS 0o1 barrels cc,iant.n u s,srar
S,ossDo barrels. huns ea.urday and snndaSy
si9.l barrels: .hPmen:s 52,Sii iisreis; charte,ys
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: Cotton.

NEW York, Jeausry %. Cotton dun and c aS,
itte.es dull and steady; January loSoa Fee lS
i9 &c h Tn'S 70 so april 70 s May oSc Juno
October lille; November 10. COO, ~ " io'c'
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Nelson r, Jordan, (colored) youngest child
Of William jordan was buried yesterday at
8 o'clock. He died Sunday night OF lung
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AMONG the high, low, rich and poor, on the
farm, In the stable, on the turf, In the houss-
hold, St. Jacobs OIL hes no equal for bodily
pains and aches, j;5 I'm. \. il55'
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Pl1TssuR0N, Pa, January 2l-Thc ai,orrr,n,oc,n,
session was active and TN, ettled. o,csaI ~
q ts; advanced to 81 60. aec!tred and closed At
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Lfve Stack,

CHICAGO, January 2aa.-Ths D7oN1s. lour,o, -,
ports; .lloss-Etceip!B :O.c0J neS5: shtn,nents
etal head; IlGtke. st1o1gnt 5alGc higher: ,Mcs inc
sSses 81 rscsnE aat chipping IS soI6 s.: nsils
mead: shipments LOO head market stror,r at SSc
higher two days: exports o. l04B IS; good 10
choice shipping Is GoAa 60; common to mr'iiuiu M
9, o045 IS; eheep-Eece!pts $500 head: shinmcn,s
medium to good 81 01a5 TO- choice to extra IS SSa m
Tcxgs sheen 81 75a3 15 = 80 W -'"' w
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Thermometer Record,

The following shows the range OF tho Their
Iuometer. as observed at Schnept's drug store
Opera House corner yesterday: :.
1885, 1854,
IAN. I'm. 3 r. M.7P.A. IA. A.l2M.3P.M.7P.
6 10 10 $ 20 IS 81 Sc
ts' INDICATIONS. W.
WAslIxoroH, D. G.. January 90 1880 A. NJ
For Tsnuesses and the Ohio Valley,
partly cloudy weather, local rains and snow
southwtsterly winds, shifting in the north.
err portion nosthwesterly. falling followed
For Lower Lake region. cloudy weather
local rains and snow, southwesterly winds
ahittirg In the western portion Northwestern
ly, failing precededi in the eastern portion by
a slight rise in the temperature, falling fol
loved by rising barometer.
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c;soissATI, O., January e. Flour ouie. mud
mnehsnsea Whea: itmcf, but not quotaDy hisM
nrm at Sd!sa37c Iys quci II &c Ea,tS ss Ip
exifa 40: fall G5t' sro,k fri.er al sis 3ss% s9
Bulk meats ilrmer; shoulders 7hc; ph1tt rib So 70
sn Ma CLEAR ~ whisky Stead! atst H. Inter d1i
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VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE
GENERAL NOTICES,
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

nj, inc annual meeting Of the stockholders Of The
wheeling Iron anu MI, Company vii be ted Al
me oilies Of the company GA "wednesday, JQuusrr
1871. a. Got +. M, Tor tito election OF Dilt.
tons anu other business.
,,o. C. b. HUBBARD,
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THE DAILY MARKETS..
Tho Financial World. :

NV York, January gl.-Mouey lax percent;
closed offered at percent Prime mercantile pa
POT 4a5k percent. Sterling Exchange BANKERS blili
lrm ntsl s4'4; demand 81 ". $50
GovERssEs1s-N'eAt and lower. ,..,. P
Y. s. as...........loo s. Is, coupons,-... l2s33t
u.s AZ, coupons...llaaG gaTtHs, #IEI-
HALLWAY BoSDs-E,peclAlly those that were con.
spicuousin the decline yesterday, were stroug and
higher. West Shore 90 was active and closed al
OK. nftet selling up to 30 and down 10 ttk. G
STATE SEcuniTIrs-Metc attiyp. y. :
Pacific 6sot Tex. Par. land gt'ts. Il
Central Paciac inu.llllIdo Rio Granto niy.. IN
Ell sE, sSe9aSs ;;S:: H.r bonds s,ls
Louisiana consols... IS r. sinking fund, ll7s5a
Missouri Cs.."....i0 vlfxlniA Gs..".....,.. 40
y. Joseph. ....".".-l!o lVlRini. con,ols, ek-
Iennesste old.."-." EaIVirginia defetrcd... $
Tennessee O.. ncw... 971il ~ 2fgo No. W'#a
sroCEs-Tncrc was much better feeling In
The share market his morning. ID tho hni
sales prices were advanced u to TX percent,
failures. Sub equcnlly Northern Pacific preferred
and Oregon 4 Transcontinental developed marked
weakness tho former selling down 10 iG5i
aud the lstteEn az. Ths general lis. declined III
ID the aiternoon ST. Paul moved up to 81 from
S.'4 earlier ~ the daY, and Michigan Central adj
yancsd sharply to 9lH: After 2 O'clock Northern
Pacific preferred scored further decline 10 4ox
Mental company h ID sold a considerable amount
OF iu Northern Pacific preferred stock. withhhc ex
cep!on 81 thisr port the street was unusually fec
from uni4vonblu runs, and TO this may be ntiribu
ted the change for the batter In Tho tone OF the
market. There were large pnrchssesof all the lead
Log stocks for both Gcc0nnts and prices quickly
rallied sficr tie bcis pressure Vas removed. The
closing quoiAtl Ions chow au advance Of iolss per
cent compared with yesteadayts dnel sales mich
Tho borrowing demnsd i0r stocks continues
active, md complaints arc still naue on late dc
ltyeties jersey Central and Union Pacific len. fiat
70 i.oi; Union aclac preferred. Canada racinc aud
Chicast, BURLINGTON & Quincy 10 ! "a: Oregon
Navigation TO i.la. and New York Central to 8sl
percent per diem In tptcnliies Oregon NayIgai! Ion
iell oil 10 80, rallied to VIZ aud broke u Ss1ls
MINNEAPOLIS 3 s.; Louis percent to Is. prefer
Ut. Louis Percent to IS, Ontario Il Western TX per
cent to u and Pacllo Mall percent 10 ~ SprIus
Mountain sold Up 10 80. Iq'T5,I. -
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Wheeling Live Stock Market,
Ca4ie-weighing 600 lhs., a.cquo.cd at 4c41Sc;
weighing from 500 to 800 lbs, best quality, as!Hic;
mtlch cows ssoaso; bulls, 2a3hc; calves IN 10 stze
and quality, s5alo per head - " ->
/ Ldabs-i11sa511Ic per ID. "a
&etp--SiSs4c per ID. ...
Ro1s-sj Is. IS IS and SC 90 for best pradcs
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EOR RENT,

ENOR RENT.
The Brick Dwelling, :? Virginia lt,e,. : ,oou,
gas and hot and cold water, 'o'I''
gas and wAter, iuli lot. '"ou'''
wash house, modern built has good barn NJ, ,o NV
:. 1wostory Brick Dwelling, on liver iIoni sou,h
Front street, Gruomsnnd hills gas and wal.t I''@'
lhEs fn4hite OF Il. J. SFuSE
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H.. NJ tINU. INrrtLIeRscHR OEyiua, |
~ WukELINo Tiiesilay. January n

Csc: Ryo $50. but very little Offering. State
corn, old. sc on the wharf: new corn, 600 per
fsouf-Fancy patents, tspr,ns and winter, 20 30;
white amber aud winter 80 O.; ciojcc family
winter) g. b0b 70; xxx bskens' (Mlnueso(a) 50 2oa
Q 80: Xxx bakers iWtArOuEln) As 7ba6 o. Corn INCA
SOC Ia paper. OatmeFi--fftedium bfsnd-s7 10
pc, bSl; fancy $40. Rye aSat q tcs4 e, .
do 20 co. seconds lis oo San sle %: Chopped ieed
naS and s,a,s-lmo looso timothy IS ocas 50 20,
ton prime baled At 80 O0alOQ co. Wheat straw 90 90;
oat straw 81 %. s2V' -, - w
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