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, 1888-06-21
THE WATER SUPPLY.
ANOTHER COMM UNIcATIoN ON THIS
INTERESTING SUBJECT.

INTERESTING SUBJECT.
The question of water supply for
this city is the prominent topic now
presented. In its full scope this is per-
haps more important than any other in
the whole range of municipal interests.
But it is broad question and in
wolves several others.
The topography OF the city and its
surroundings establishes this PROPOSE
ton The city is dependent upon
the Spokane river both as its water
supply and it's principal sewer.
Look at the matter from any possi-
BILE point of view and there is no es-
cape from this conclusion. The situa-
ton, however, is not necessarily Il
startling one. 1t exists in many
other places, but nowhere under more
favorable conditions than here.
The waters OF the Spokane river
flow down hill, and with velocity OF
force that carries everything with
them-sewage not excepted. Here
is the key to the situation, the guide
to action. The water supply can be
securely guarded. 1t requires only
that the water be taken from point
above the limits of contamination.
Sewage will not flow up the river, and
it as certainly will flow down.
Thus, the question OF suitable wa
ter supply, properly considered, COM
prehends also the entire drainage sys-
tenn. If we attempt to settle either
without the other we shall make
serious blunder, and one that will pro-
duce early results. The question OF
drainage is rapidly assuming promi-
nence. The streams and pools in our
streets and the overflowing cellars call
loudly for surface drainage, while the
increasing population OF the city, In
the light Of common experience, ad-
monishes us OF the necessity for sew
ers. The sewage OF a city must go
somewhere. II no way is provided tor
it's escape it will saturate the ground
and by its exhalations poison the air.
Soon we shall be called upon to Build
sewers or endure a cess-pool cotermi-
nous with ehe city.
1t is a common belief that running
water purifes itself. While this is
true in very limited degree, the con-
clusion which some draw therefrom is
not true, namely, that the rapids OF
the Spokane offer exceptional facilities
for clarifying it's waters. That is simp-
ly a delusion. The flow of water has
little to do with its cleansing A cis-
tern will cleanse itself as we'll as n
brook.
Matter resolvable into gases may be
eliminated by aoration, which is as
, 1888-06-21

mind q beautliul CrYatRi lhke WIN
shoals OF trout and other fish gamb-
ling through the sparkling
water, several elegant steamboats,
sail boats and row boats gliding over
its bosom. Majestic hills are around,
clad with .luNurant verdure, beautiful
wild flowers, aud ever green trees,
The cornet band of the military band,
near by, on fine evenings, discours'ng
charming strains of music. Where,
on this terrestrial sphere could mortal
man or woman find II more delighuui
earthly paradise in which to- spend
life's day of sunshine and showers:
Moore, the poet, was enraptured
in contemplating 'The Vale of Avoca,'
where the bright waters meet. Byron
sighed for "the valley Of dark Lochna-
gar" The muse wrapped her mantle
of poesy around Burns, the Scot
tish bard as he sang "Lochaber, no
more" along the banks and braes OF
Bonny Doom. All those delightful
scenes that so enraptured the poets,
fade into dim minpature when COM
pared to the enchanting, the majestic
and sublime scenes around Lake
Coeur dAlene.
The various industries are numer-
Gus, such as boat building and other
mechanic arts, the transfer OF vast
qualities Of ore from steamboats, to the
railroad cars for transportation. Ihe
sampling works lately established here
is n very important industry. Slscho
& Fem Bros, of the Metallic Paint
Company, are erecting machinery to
manufacture the above named paint,
which is new discovery in this min
eral region. | shall some other time
give an accosnt of its, excellent quail
Nties.
We have had last week the 6rss is.
sue of the "The Cuur dAlene Times y
Mr.. Chas. Wa ;ers is engaged in the
extensive cultivation Of fruit trees,
grape vines, and other species. lie
has now on exhibition n specimen OF
wood called the "Ailanthus," II native
tree of China. 1t surpasscs any wood
| | have ever seen for beauty and sus-
ceptibility of polish. 1T has been sue
cessfully cultivated in Oregon and is
comparatively quick growing species.
He has under cultivation in the sub.
urbs of this town over one hundred
thousand trees of that species, and he
expects it will prove to be a very prof
table industry. There are quite a
number of houses erected and being
erected this summer. Mr.. Edward
Oshier, prominent contractor and
builder has contributed largely to the
town by the erection of several ele-
CANT residences on the east side. He
and part Of his force of mechanics are
now erecting a guard house and a
splendid residence for the command
ant at. the Garrison. Messrs. Oshier
d Schevalier are erecting an elegant
residence on the east side, which Mr..
Burbride, of the sampling works, will
occupy when completed. The town
is growing rapidly in a natural way
ms / might term it. No boom distorts
the proper order of affairs. and the
various industries are in a healthy
condition, and consequently are not
likely to wither as in the case OF a
boom. Come hither into this beautl-
full and rich mineral region OF the
world We home. seekers and wealth
seekers and see the advantages here
and you will doubtless be convinced
that my sketch is not overdrawn.
, 1888-06-21

slated by flow over an irregular sur
face. In still water insol1ble matter
NAV settle to the bottom; but VIOLENT
" agitate II and the impurii lies Will be
again diffused. Soluble matter M ust
be separated by evaporation OF tne
water. Takea cup of tea or bottle
of ink: can you separate the ioreign
matter by flowing? Pour them into
the Spokane--the dilution will not un'
loose the bonds of chemical union
Though the ten will .be weak. and the
ink pale, ten and lux they will remain
Now for practical results, drain intothe
river all the sewage OF large city,
kitchen waste, refuse from woolen, cot
ton, paper, soap and other factories,
from dye works, breweries, iaundries,
liverystables, &c,--the soluble matter
chemically and inex,ricably com.
mingled, and the remainder swept
along and stirred up by the force OF
the current. Will you cleanse 1T in
that seethiug caldrong As we'll boil
it in q pot.
Let some one who advocates the To-
cation Of the works at the falls explain
the principle by which the rapid,
whirling, boiling torrent OF the Spo-
kane is to clarity itself; precipitate
the sewerage of city and rise above
it pure and wholesome, 1t is prepos-
terous. II deposited ahove the falls,
as the theory Of self publication, sup
poses, the sewage would soon fill the
channel Of the stream; and yet we
know that the irresistible flood scours
the river bed of every movable thing
Let us act in the matter, but delioer-
ately and wisely. Let our business
men discuss the question, and it will
do no harm If the newspapers occasion.
ally allude to it. The city council
probably prefer full and general dis
cussion of the entire subject.
, 1888-06-21
SHADE.

With an abundant water supply, shade
trees can be grown at comparatively little
expense or trouble. Nothing adds more
10 the beauty or comfort OF a city than
abundant shade. Evclid avenue in Cleve-
land, the arched beauty of the elms of
New III lindens OF Berlin
have n world wide reputation. Spokane
caunot plant any too many trees, nor be.
gin to plant thom any too soon.
, 1888-06-21
MOVING WITH DUE DELIBERArioN

The Chicago convention is moving along
with the deliberation that BELTS the occa-
sion. Nothing has been done either hastily
or inconsiderately. The first day was de-
voted to the temporary organization and
10 listening to speeches from some who
were once illustrions in the council OF the
marty. All the proper committees were
, 1888-06-21

THE man and the platform, that Will
now or hereafter receive the support OF the
REVIEW for the office of president or for
any other Office, must emphasize directly
the doctrine that everything American is
entitled to all the protection 1t needs-es'
pecially silver, lead and wool.
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.DITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI 4 ST.
i LOUIS RAILWAY CO.-PanhRndle Routes
Under schedule In effect May II, lSsS. trains
leave Wheeling Central Standard time For
Steubenville and Pittsburgh, G:35 n m, 1873
IN, $40 p m. For Stcubcnvillc, S:O5 y m. the
Gaj m and sos y IN tTnlAs make direct cOnncC-
ton for Columbus, Cincinnati Indianapolis and
Chicago. Thc 1885 IN trHin makes direct con.
neCtiOn for Columbus and Chicago.
Trains arrive at Wheeling, G:l5 m, 1000 a m,
2:4S p m and $40 pm. myi5
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Advice to nIotllera.

Are you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain OF cutting teeth2 If
so, send at once and get n bottle Of Mrs.
WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR Chill
pRES TEETIIING. It's value is incalcula-
bile, 1t will relieve the poor little sut-
ferer Immediately. Depend upon it
mothers, there is no mistake aboutit. II
cures dysentery and diarrhna, regulates
the stomach and bowels, cures wind
cholic, sottens the gums, reduces the in
ilammation and gives tone and energy
to the whole system. MRs. WINsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETH.
ING is pleasant to the taste, and is the
prescription OF one OF the oldest and
best female nurses and physicians in the
United States, and is for sale by all drug
gists throughout the world. Price Is
cents a bottle. MwFGw
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4 Horrible Inheritance


Tho transmission CT the fcartGl effects Of
contagious blood po!EnG g certainly the MOST
Observation-Disclosures which any man can leave
70 hls innocent poNcrity. Tho curse con-
talned in tho Scrlptaral declaration; "Tho
sins OF tho fathers shall BE- visited upon tho
children unto the third aud fourth genera
tion." can 30 rcrtaiEiy ruitisased, snd Ia the
majority Of cH'ts, prcgcgted, by tho use OF
the antidoto 10 tho contagious blood poison
which Nature herself furBighr,, AMI which
Is TO no found in It's natgS purity and In
fallIbo efficacy In thorrmedJ known all over
the world aa swlf.s gpoClnc commonly
called IS. s." A. lIlustyAtlycof this fRct
W. sivc tic following cvli1ncc-ihey are test
cases, lRksD pt random from hundreds OF
others OF similar character;
Mr.. J, II. Brown. al ltoUcil4gIllG, y, y,
writes: Three years suffered with this hot.
ribio disease. swligs Specific cured mt com.
plStely.
Prof Edwin Gasr, ~ e. Twenty scccnd
street. HcS YORK, TF.tc': Swifts Specific
cured me OF fearful cas-" II bod Poison.
DR.. Il. =. wlHsGcid. 0f the Roidicr's Home.
Richmond. VA, wrilCs Swift Specific cured
mo OF severe care az Dlaol Poison.
D. ". X Briggs nrupGiyn y. Y.:tw1s
perfect wreck from Blood Poison. sPosino
restored hoa!Ii, gBI hope. and am welltO
dRT.
c. ". Lanrnin, Savannah, oa.t ! hsyo
suffered long time with blood Poison.
tried Swlfrs Spsc!ar and nm now perfectly
well man.
A. ". Ducll. or r,wcrs Ho.ei, ElohH'toF,
NY, wrl;cs:It sLacirit blood fr,audy On
earth. IcrrnI uiy srIrNthla. IreeDnImcnded
tito friend ctmIHc,a well know business
man, and It msl1 I'm well,
Mr. +. L. Stantna. editor OF tho sulihvllc.
Ga, Suw.. writes G;at ffiend Of his was
afflicted with t. soycr, raso p: Hpoi Poison,
AMI that two bats ~ y, 3. S. effected u
complete CGru. He .rirl every oder rBnSiy
nVHin.
Mr. .H EolsEe, Stamford. Coma, writes,
December 10. 1875 Eour = 9. s, u dolnsfDf
me whit Ought to Lgyo h"rn lone lGng nGO.
IL has done mo mot. good ~ onF weak than
nlI the incidence have ever taken. Would !
had gotten 1t nrfOhI Gdi ais well that
onds we'll" 1t viii make . now mat ne,
and thank God that { lave found II ut last
Treatise on Blood and skin Dhcnfcs mailed
frOe. THE SWIFT arEeiFIc Co.,
URElfg 8, AtiIlil, Ga
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What is this !nervops trouble" with
WHICH so many seem now TO he atIlictedY
II you will remember few years ago
the word Malaria was comparatively un-
known-to-day it is as common as any
word in the English language, yet this
word covers only the meaning Of another
word used by our forefathers in times
mast. So it Is with nervous diseases, as
they and Malaria are intended to cover
what our randfathers called Biliousness,
and all are caused by troubles that arise
from diseased condition OF the Liver
which in performing its functions finding
it cannot dispose OF the bile thrQHgh the
ordinary channel Is compelled to pass it
oirthrough the system, causing nervous
troubles, Malaria, Bilious Fever, etc.
You who are suffering can well appre-
ciate a cure. We recommend Green's
August Flower. It's cures are marvellous.
nav
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HOME MARKETS.
The Wholesale Prices of all the Various
Commodities.


WHEELING. Tuesday, June 8. !
The changes made In the quotations given this
morning arc few In number, and none are OF any
special importance. Trade In all lines has been
remarkably Hrm and steady the past week. The
coffee market shows somewhat bulliSh feeling.
The shipping LIT OF the 18th inst. describes the
situation pretty well in It's review, which isas
follows: The demand i9r staple groceries WIN
perhaps, the exception Of coffee, has been disap-
pointing Refined sugars rule firm, because the
trust controls production, but heretofore tue
approach Of the fruit season has quickened the
demand and led 90 an expansion gi pI0aHet !5,
manipulation Of the trust has wen nigh ellmln'
ated competition, and buyers have been unable
TO scc:ire any advantage BY stocking up 10 adj
vance OF their regular requltems.uh. Inc sAlle
aud although this Is the lowest market In the
world, and the statistical position OF supplies Is
exceptionally favorable, the trust when Is the
principal buyer, manages 70 80 iat hen y!
ural conditions that would otherwise result IN
higher values. The position is such that sooner
or later buyers Will have to pay higher prices,
and higher sugar market turing the summer
an exceptionally strong position, with re-
Epect 10 the present ~ well W the prospective
supply, thatIS, the new crop promises 10 afford |
q much smaller supply thSn iMt SsTn s anu Id w..
month Is likely to develop interesting as well Us
important features In the coffee market. The
question II, In what manner consumption VIII
bridge over the small gap Of four weeks that
now exists between y virtual famine aud pros
pectlve abundance.
Rice Is holding strong ut old quotations. Spices
quiet. Foreign fruits firm. syrups dull and
rev Orleans m0lasses hrtn. Inc ShiPPIHg Lnl
says that the stock OF New Orleans nolasSes In
New York Is down 10 900 barrels. 0nd very little
Oh Dice goods In II.
Wheat continues quiet. but little offering and
not much inquiry for 1t, The out market Is hold
Ing steady, but there Is possibility that II, too,
VIII weaken before long. The corn market has
been dull for ten days past. Hay Is dull, and the
,ame Is true Of mill feed
Flour aud GTdiR.-Fauuy patents, (Sprlng and
winter 81 G0a5 IS; fancy family, white amber
lmber and winter, 81 GO In paper; wood l5C
higher. Dat meal-medIum 81 5Qper Dbl; fancy
u 10. Rye flour 81 .. BuckwheAt flour 70
per ID. Middlings per ton so 0Oa9l w, Bran per
ON so OOl2l w. Wheat per buShel, No. !, voc
81 ".
lay per ton siIOO Farmers are offering loose
lAy at Sl4 % per ton.
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Railroads.

DAITTMORE 4 OHIO RAILROAp-
Dbeplrturc Of trains from wheeling Schedule
III sSes A pr III 0Ed NJ Nnt,S;vo,, ,o
EXpCess lot SnlChSo HnM tlc wi
m, S:4o m, wy y III daily ana ll'lo p IN ua'y
eXISsept sal ". ~ G. ,,,t. ,n,,E,
EAPS;sS iot " anu st' LOUIE lV'~'" ~
IhhIlDtldSc AccolhihouAtiou' ''VO M eA'ei'
fSt I8iHSiWts' IT, ~ aaaiy, @n1 Inv "t'
GAIL, nhu ~ ~, ~ n4lly eAceP, snhuhy.,
10. S IL IL ~ ,,a
at'u SHW hoESi w ~, -
m and b:lO M daily via Pittsburgh 6;Nr III
u1l.y. ,,,-,,,...,, n. .,oo -,
ESt fiLBDu5Ba , %u mAsh'On, ~ S,V' ~
unliy; SAPlIS o'tv ~, uAiISi ~ t w."
a., 49, M SSy e3GePI n siM ID
nj TOT 1 MhsnlnIEIh'o ,' D@ilo'0 "a"
fittbOuTsh RECOMMENDATION SunuAy unIyt' -"
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CINCINNATI1 JUN Nr-sFlOur easy. Wheat quiet;
No. 2 red liGt receipts none; shipments 1000
5Sc, Oats ilFmCr: No 9 mixed S61Sc. Rye
steady: No. ., &C. Pork quiet ut Sli 62I. Lard
firm ut Sl2Nc. Bulk meats flrmer: short Jiba
7.SOC. Bacon steady and unchanged, Whisky
GS or rs SsC ~ iUisc S
Ear stSadT, Eggs strong nj ibe, Cheese weaker.
BALTIMORE, Nd, June .. Wheat, western
firm, closing quiet; No, 2wlnter rcd spot pO5+c;
June QOI4R@OIJc; July sgiERSJIfc; August 9Vjsa
9O3sci sVplpmBeF So ta0O1c, Corn, western flrmer
ed; July Gia6l1Ic: August GlIsa6lJSc Oats
steady; western white I3aI5c; mixed 400ilIfO.
Provisions steady aud active Eggs easier at
l6al51Sc.
TOLEDO, June 5,--Wheat dull but Arm; cash
and s lyme sg%GS 1S,y NY sSSi August Ss gsSSm
laih a55Sc; August 2JsEc. ClovGrSeed steady aud
dull; cash 1926; October 81 co,
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Dox'T trihe with any throat or lung
disease. II you have u cough or cold, or
il the children are threatened with
Group or whooping cough, use Acker's
English Remedy and prevent further
trouble. 1t is apositive cure, and we
guarantee it. Price 10 and soc. Logan
( Co., @, r, Goethe, Q. Meukemiller, X,
B. Burt and Bowie Bros. o
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OIL CITY, Pa. June 6.-opened at 7sc; highest
sOIc; lowest 7TsSc; closed ut 7g5sc; sales l,755,-
$780, barrels; shipments s., l43 barrels runs 45,
80 barrels.
NEW York. June 5.-Petroleum strong; open.
ing ut 7TISc; highest sue: lowest TTzc; closed Rt
7gtSc; sales ZOOS 900 barrels.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, June 6.-Petroleum fairly &C.
tive and irregular; opened at 7Sc closed at 19sc;
highest s01tci lowest 77sfc.
BRApyo9p. pa. June Opened At &C.
aHcGs !, e9Si 900 barrels.
TIrUsvuLLE, Pa, June 5.-opened at 7sct
highest SOC; lowest 77ssc; closed al we.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

Summer Law Lectures mine weekly
begin 18th July, ISIS, and end 18th September
Have proved OF signal usc-lst, to students who
Law school; I'd, TO those who propose to read
privately; and I'd, to practitioners who have not
had the advantage Of Systematic instruction.
For circular apply (P. o. University OF Val to
joHS u. MTSOR, Prof Com. and Stat. Law.
mylSNwPAw
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The BEsT sALyE in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
Corps, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
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Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price, % cents per
box. For sale at Logan 4 Co.'s drug
store,
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Simmons Liver Regulator.

!, IL purely vegetable md OF 30 mild nature
that II may be administered 10 the most delicate
child or the youngest infant with perfect safety
aud the happlcst results. The child viii not re-
bel against taking II. It does not compel them
to remain indoors OF require any ehnnSe S5 Sies.
u family physician which will save you many
doctors bills aud much anxiety.
~ have used Simmons Liver Regulator
for many years. having mndc Il my only
Family Medicine. My mother before me
was very partial 70 H. II iSh Miie, g00I
and reliable medicine for any disorder Of
the system, and Il used IN time ig u great
preventive OF sickness,'-Rcv. JAMES
Rollins, Pastor NJ. T. Church, South
Fairfield, Va.
Examine to see that yon get the genuine; Dis.
tlnguished from nil irnudsand limitations w our
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IN jel.MwRIw
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No. g Zane street, corner Zane and South
Broadway, 10 rO0med house,
No. ~ Lhue street. roOmcd house.
Many other Houses, Lots and Farms for sale.
Personal attention given TO the management
81 Tgal estate, collection Of accounts. Deeds
lease. and other written instruments prepared.
prosecute all classes OF Government Claims De-
fore the Treasury Department and the Depart,
Saeni Of the Interior. Any disability incurred
while IN service entities soldier TO pension
Many soldiers now drawing pension are en-
utiri 70 an increase by virtue Of new laws or
Increasing disabilities. Rejected claims can be
fcoucnyd. AZ Notary Public take dispositions
IN oil claims In which AN not tho attorney Of
nrnrd My commission IN Notary being on ne
81 iht Pension Department AllldIyiis taken BY
me do not require the certificate OF CLERK OF Il
tour OF record.
JAMES A. HENRY,
Neal Estate Agent, U. S. Pension and Claim Az
torncy. Collector and Notary Public. my9
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FINANCE AND TRADE
The Features of tho Money and Stock Mar.


NEw York. June 5.-Money on call easy at y
percent. Prime mercantile paper 4A6 percent
Sterling exchange dull but steady at 81 SOFA
4 ss,S. The sales were l9O,SO6 shares.
Stocks were very dull. though more animation
than during the last two days, Ihe market nAs
weaker, however, and the gains OF yesterday
were geuenlly lost. st. Paul was the centre o.
attraction. The active list was decidedly weak
throughout, and preferred led the decline, us
loss ut the lowest point was over per cent on
account Of trouble among the directors, VINO
were said to DO selling preferred. The opening
Of the market was generally strong at ~ ADVANCE
Of 4 per cent, the latter Northern Pacific.
Some stocks were bulllsh and there were
further fractional gains in the early dealing,
but the advance was checked Ut the end OF the
half hour. dropping tendency quickly up,
peRrCd, In which st. Paul developed decided
weakness and lower prices. 4 better tone was
then established, but the recOyeries were very
slight. The market closed dull and barely
steady at fractional losses. Pullman, however
advanced IL per cent. ST. Paul lost Ia and pre-
Railroad bonds were more actIvci sales 81 49,
q Government bonds were dull and barely
State bonds were neglected.
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Adlustnble Raby carrIase.

Look before you buy. When buying baby
Carriages be sure You 20 to o. q. Genthcrs and
&c the Holman Adjustable Baby Carriage, the
best ihtng ln the market. Cost YOU no more
ihan any other carriage. Can he made INTO
child largc enough To have charge Of baby can
make The change In few seconds. Romcmbef,
they can only be bought Of o. q. Genthcr the
ho!c ngent for West Virginia.
Ie9tnAw &C. GRNEHER, l0So Main b.
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BosrOS, Juno 5.-Wool dull; Ohio and Penn
sylvaniA extra ieeces 2aa9Oc; No, !, SIC; Michigan
extra 26a2ic; Territory secured AO9S0o; pulled
Sopi Others unchanged.
NEW YoBK, June 5-WOol dull and heavy
domestic fleece 90aS6c; pulled lsa9Jc.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 5.-wool dull and
weak.
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Through tickets and baggage checked 10 all
'' WI. ROBINSON, Gen'l Pass. Agent,
PArkerSburg, W. Va.
W. II. OSBORN, Southern Tmy. Agent,
pOmcFOy Ohio,
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Sisters Of the vlsIntion.l

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