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Regarding the 0absrp4tOrial situation n
Charleston.
The Democrnts RoyoI.ltIonISts,
Pilllbur0R Commercial Gaietle,

PtllSblTph Commercial Gditile,
The hope that enough Democrats
would be found In the West Virginia
Legislature 10 prevent the consumma'
ton OF the revolutionary purposes Of the
majority have been disappointed, and
the State Is on the verge OF revolution,
The constitution requires that the
Speaker OF the House shall open and
publish the vote on State officers and
that the Joint Assembly shall declare
the result, Knowing in advance that a
compliance with the terms Of the con-
stitution would result in seating General
Golf as Governor, the Democratic ma
iority passed resolution to stop read
ing returns at a point at which the re-
suit indicates the election of Judge
Fleming,
There was no recourse left to the Re-
publlcans except to cite the express
terms Of the constitution and protest
against their violation. This protest
was treated as so much idle wind. When
the Republicans asked the poor privil-
eye OF having their unavailing protest
placed upon the journal OF the House,
its was denied them, The Democratic
members would not make q record OF
their own iniamy In words, but they
have already blazoned to the world their
utter contempt for law and total disre.
gard OF their official oaths. The people
Of the State are very much excited over
the threatened revolution, and the dan
ger OF dual government looms upin
the near future.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
lsl4aos q RSSES Sas SiI sS' .pSiiS m.
day excepted. monday excepted. lsAtiE lay
excepted; n. lsundSy only, Saturday 0niy'-
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INC Country Watehlng Thenn.

Philadelphia PTtSs.
The West Virginia Democrats are fore
ing their programme through the Legis
lature with a brutal Indifference to law
and justice, By a majority OF one or
Wednesday they passed a resolution re-
insing 10 count the vote on Governor ID
those counties In which there Is a con
test, All these disputed counties are
Republican. The contests we're begun
by Democrats for the purpose Of fur
nishing pIetext Forthcoming out enough
Republican yotesto defeat General Golf
and II Is evident that the Democratic
Legislature Is not going TO hesitate about
fulfilling It's part Of the outrage pro.
gramme, 1.-THE Democrats OF West Vir'
ginia imagine that because there has
been little comment on their proceed
ings that the public does not understand
their intention OF overriding tho ex.
pressed will Of the people they are mis-
taken. The true nature OF the contest
Is well known and II will form one more
count in the indictment the people have
drawn against the Democracy as-the
party fraud.
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At Their Old Tricks,
Grafton Senllne!. Eagle.


The arbitrary and revolutionary pro
ceedings OF the Democratic representa-,
tiyes In the Legislature In riding down
every proposition that looked to a law
full announcement OF the decision Of the
people is In keeping with their history
and acts for the past thirty years. A
parallel can only be found on record in
the Virginia Legislature OF 1861, when
the bourbon Democracy OF that State
forced 1t to secede and into rebellion
against the Government OF the United
States, . /" The men who figure
most prominently in our States disgrace
are the same who were disloyal In 1861.
Kenna, Senator Flournoy, Lively, Price,
Sprlggs and others who have led in this
crime against the Constitution, were
lately in the rebellion and arc animated
by the same spirit that dictated their
course In 1851. Now, as then, they see
the power OF the State departing from
them, and In their desperation would
involve the country In war II by so doing
they believed they could succeed. Their
course is revolutionary and tlfey ought
to be again crushed, perhaps not by war
or force, but by n more emphatic ex-
preston Of the people at the polls, than
has hitherto been made.
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WHEELING DAILY NTELLIGENCER MONDAY MORNING FEBRUARY IL

4 parliamentarian. He ruled Thursday
AZ what was intended TO be Joint SEES,
sion Of the House and Senate, that in.
asmuch as members were in and about
the hall, there was quorum present,
The Republicans Immediately left the
chamber, The remainder tried to adj.
journ, but as there was neither quorum
nor any rule by which attendance could
be enforced, they found themselves be-
tween hawk and buEzaTd. Governor
Wilson has put his foot down on sena,
tors or anybody else copying canyassed
returns. Such copying would make fu'
ture fraud difficult.
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MANAMAKRR,s suCCRss.
No owes It Largely 20 Printers Ipk-Ad
vsrtl.ing rays,

""fHHNNHH =" "N""3NN~ - -
Vertislng kRyS.
Philadelphia LtitF 10 M Chicago TribuHs.
"When | cameto my desk last Wednes
day morning. said John Wanamaker
the merchant, u was naturally think
ing about the Christmas trade which VI
had. We did q great deal Of Christina
business in this store this year, During
the ten days previous 10 Christmas oul
sales lowered about 500, 900 day, The
grand total for the ten days falls only /
lew dollars under a million.
VI spend 81, 900 a week in advertising
and | pay q skillful mana former
newspaper editor, and a good one-$l, 00C
q month to do 1t Tor me, make money
by It: Advertising Is the leverage with
which this store has been raised up.
do not see how any large and successful
retail business can DO done without lib
eTal advertising, ! advertise in every
issue, except Sunday, Of every daily pa
per in Philadelphia. Continuous adyer-
Using, like continuous work, 10 the most
eiectiYe.n
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BONDS AND STOCK QuorA1toSs-cLosRp BID,


NEW YoRK, Feb, 9.-Flour, receipts sex
pacEagesi exports 1870 barrels aud 6,J1O sacks
market QUIET 6lt firm; sales lS,l6O barrels
spot; spot market dull No. / red 81 90; No. ]
Wlite 49, agOc; options dull and Irregular; No, .
red February 9S1fc; March OG5{c; April 9i9ICj
May OS9Eag91 Sc, closing az 99agOS4o; July 0isEci
DecemberO6c. Barley dull; ungraded Canada
75aS3c. Corn, receipts 5000 bushels; exports
Ia l4S bushels; sales 1851 l0 bushels OF future.
and 67,OOO bushels Of spot; market dull aud
unchanged ungradCd mixed llRilcj No.
March 4lA4S2 e, closing at Ike: May 4SAai57ssC
exports 100 bushele; salcs 10000 bushels Of iu,
lures and G3,000 bushels spot: market dull
and slGadyi spot No. 2 white $40: mix
cd WESTERN 9glSSciwhltG do, 3ia4Oc; No.
Sh .sSay nj Icy n Az shcF GP Psbr sT
March, April aud May l6 GSaiS.SOc; June, july
and August l6,S0al6B6Ci September, October
and December lG. l0al6.2jCi spot Rio steady III
l7aSc. Sugar, raw firm; refined steady. MOliSscI
steady; New Orleans open kettle 9O44sc. Rice
Il O2IAlg7 Turpentlne steady ut ig1lal7C
Eggs Quleti western 1910. Pork dull. Cul
meats steady. Lard dull; western steam 1.tl0c
February, March and April Ig7O; May 72Sc
Butter firm! western dairy lSa2OC: creamery 10
20c. Cheese Slows western l0EAllHc.
CHICAGO, Feb. 0-Tmdlng Ia wheat to-day wa
not IA heavy as yesterday, still fair business II
the aggregate was transacted. The market closed
about Ao lower than yesterday. Corr. quiet aud
steady. Oats weak and lower Little trading
was done in, provisions. Flour steady and I'M
changed. Wheat, Cath No. spring 81 coal COZ
No. 0 spring Sia92c; No. red 81 DIAL COZ; Feb
ruary O. 00 March 81 0ls{; May 81 021SR1 81, clos
ing at 81 09IS July OOaOlc, CLOSING at gO1Ec Corn
SaSh, No. February and March SiSgiAo; MAJ
261Sci May ne Rye, No.2, 4OIG, Flaxsced, 81 50
TimOthyBeDb 81 10. Mess pork, cash, Feb. Ant
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Thousands suffer from blood poison. who
would DO cured II they gave b, d. b. tBotaulC
Blood Dalm) trial. Send TO the Blood Balm Co.,
Atlanta. Ca. for book Of wonderful cures, that
convince the most skeptlCal, Its sent FREQ.
J. o. Gibson, Meridian, Miss, writes: "FOr a
number Of years suffered untold Agonlcs from
blood poison. Several prominent physicians
did me llttlO any good. began to use d. u. u.
with very little faith, but, TO my utter surprise
1t has made me well and hearty person."
1T. lIGllCrton, Macon, Ca, writes; "icon'
tracted blood poison. first tried physicians
aud then went to Hot Springs. returned home
q ruined mau physically. Nothing seemed To dc
me any good. Ny mother persuaded mo 10 try
b, D. u. To my utter establishment every ulcei
BSnj. Morris, Atlanta, Ca, writes; ~ suffered
years from gyphllltlC blood poison which refused
10 DO cured BY all treatment. Physicians pro
nounced Il q hopeless case, had no appetite,
had pains In hips aud joints and my kidney
were diseased. My throat was liberated and my
breast mass Of running sores. In this condl
tlOn commenced use Of u. u. h, II healed
every ulcer aud sore and cured me completely
within two months" Logan q Co.. wholesale
Agents. DaW'
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A Serious Thing.

FAtaburgh Commercial Gate'tt
The Democratic members of tho West
Virginia Legislature have been rearing
and pitching for several days past on the
edge Of q precipice, LISA serious thing
to overthrow constitutional government
and invite anarchy. The Constitution
requires that the returns Of the election
shall be opened and published, but the
Democrats, who have majority in the
joint assembly, are trying to evade and
nullily that requirement. They know
that General Golf has q majority OF the
votes for Governor on the face OF the re-
turns, and to open and publish the fact
would demonstrate his right TO the Of
flee. This the Democrats are struggling
frantically against, regardless OF the fact
that they are flying in the face Of the Or
ganic law,
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of the Money and Stock Mar

NEw YoEE, Feb, O,-MonCy on call easy
with loans closing offered at 2 per cent
Prime mercantile paper Gao per cent, Sterling
exchange dull but steady at siSOaAs IS, Sales
OF stocks werO l95 ,42O shares.
The stock market today was quiet, and while
there was an inclination to advance, 1t was
checked by raids upon the Changers, and the
close was generally at lower figures than last
evening, The depression Of last night was not
over Ut the opening this morning and irSt prices
were generally from to Y percent lower than
last evenings figures, with Omaha, Missouri
PlCitlc and AtchlS0n showing the largest losses.
There was considerable animation In u few OF
tho leaders, but the general list was dull until
Tho last hour, when q more general distribution
OF business occurred and tho strong tone dlSRp.
peafGd. Tho market finally closed active and
weak at about tho lowest figures,
Railroad bonds quiet; sales 81, OS0,0O0.
strong,
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In Genernl pphIlItn. EmnelntIon

Consumption, and Wasting in Children
SCOTS Emulsion Of Pure Cod Liver OF
with Hypophosphites, is a most valuable
food and medicine, Itcreates an appe
tite for food, strengthens the nervous
system, and builds up the body. Please
read; II tried scotts Emulsion on q
young man whom physicians at times
gave up hope, Since he began using the
Emulsion his cough has ceased, gained
flesh and strength, and from all appear
ances his life viii DO prolonged many
years,p-John Sullivan, Hospital Stew
ard, Morgauza, Pa, MwT&w
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Qbe 9ntelliqellter.
OPINIONS on TVa PRESs

once Aos, a5 and ~ FopItoenth stFepl
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Tho IIIegnlIty Added To.


The object Of the Republicans in leay.
ing the joint assembly without a quorum
was to enter against the whole proceed.
ings a protest, which the Democrats were
bound to recognize, That q continuance
OF the count aud a declaration OF the 70.
suit was had without a quorum being
present detraCts nothing from the Re.
publican position and only adds to the
illegality Of the Democratic proceedings,
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l'niLAgELrnl4, PA, Feb. O.-Flonr quiet bul

PntLApELPilfA, Pa, Feb. O.-FlOnr quiet but
steady. Wheat dull; No 2 red February 9SI fag6C
March 0O1Sag7e; April V7Isa0Sci May 99aiOISC
Corn steady; No. 8 high mixed, on track, 400
No. 2 yellow 4lc; No. 2 mixed February Il ~
4I1lci March 4i9kRtl9Sc; April 42aa42Jfci May
4Sa!SIIc. Oats dulli No. 8 while 8lXc; No,
white February 3S55 ia4C; March 3ia3il {ci April
3teSci May Sl14Rljc. Dutter ilrmi PennSylvanlu
creamery extra &Da3Op.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Feb. O.-whCat, western easy
No. 2 winter rcd spot and February Q3Nc; March
931Sl0ilSo; April Q5)fc; May D6Tagg1IC Corn
western tirner; mixed spot aud February 4Ol
4OAc; March 4gNc; April Illfc; May 42HC. Oau
ilfmeri western white 3Al3ic, Rycdull Ut ASlb)c
Hay dull primo 10 choice timothy SO 30. But
Ter steady western packed lGa22C rest rolls lSG
lSci creamery 2la2OLc, Eggs flrn Atl6c.
CINCINNATI, Feb. Flour firm. whoa
strong; No. 2 red 81 %. Corn steady; No. .
mixed SIC. Oats armi No. 2 mixed 21Hc. Rye
steady at DC. Pork dull at sl2 90, Lard gulo
NJ B'eOc, Bulk meats aud bacon quiet Whisky
steady q %. butter, cheese and BugRl
steady Eggs quiet at l2Rl2jjSc,
ToLEpo.. o., Feb, .O-whCat lower aud Arm
cash @caSl VA Nay glci June Qsl<c. Corr
CloyetSeVd aFmj cash y l7k.
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Golf and Kenna will fight 1t out with
brickbats at one thousand yards.

DISEASES Of an exhaustive nature that
have a tendency to create an unnatural
feeling such as fatigue, lassitude and
great weakness throughout the system
owe their origin to lack OF iron in the
blood. Browns Iron Bitters will restore
the blood To It's natural healthful condi.
ton. Get tho blood pure by using this
remedy and disease will be quickly van
uuished, D&w
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The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, ieyei
sores, letter, Chapped hands, chilblains
corns, and all skin eruptlons, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required,
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac'
ton, or money refunded. Price % cents
per box, For sale by Logan & Co.
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Must be Inausurated.

Aouadipile Herald.
Why should Golf not be inaugurated
on the 4th OF MarCl2 Should he be
kept out Of an office to which he has
been elected merely on a partisan claim
OF fraudP A mere claim actuated by
mixed political greed and hatred does
not establish any fact,
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Educational.
MT. De CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, W. va.
Sisters Of the vlsltatlon.)

A school OF more than national reputation
Offers exceptional advantages for thorough edu
cation Of young ladies in all departments. Ii
brary Of six thousand volumes. Fine phllO
Sophlcal, chemical and astronomical apparatus
Musical Department specially noted, corao
piano teachers trained by leading professor
from Conservatory OF Stuttgart Vocal cultur,
according to the method Of the old Italian mas
ten.
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health
Ten acres Of pleasure grounds. Board excellent
For Catalogues, and references 10 patrons II
all the principal cities, address
sal THE DIRECTORIES.
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Cannot be Justified.
lfaHinsbur0 Independent

No Delegate to the Legislature can
justify himself in voting for the resolu-
ton prohibiting the Speaker Of the
House from publishing the returns Of
the election for Governor. II Is q plain,
open, palpablc violation Of the Constitu!
ton OF the State, and there can be no
justification before tho people for any
sucll net.
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Gen. COTS duty Is plain. He should
take the oath Of Office and be inauguraLed
as Governor on the 4th OF March. He
will be upheld in this by a majority Of
the people Of the State. No proper and
rightfuI means should be left untrled to
make effective the voice Of the majority
that elected Gen. Golf Governor OF West
VirUinin
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FARM FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

Building Lots on the Old Fair Grounds, Zane'l
Orchard, North and south Front Streets aud
South lcnn streets, at very low figures
AgOOd iOOmed House al Gji2 Jacob street, Of
AbAFgaln,
Double Brick House, Il and ~ Virginia street,
will sell separate Or both together. They con-
hiu ell modern improvements.
seyen ROOmel House, 1871 South Broadway q
good property ut much less than cost.
-Four ROOmed COttsgo for SIS.
Eight ROOmch House, North Front street;
river lott all In good condition; $3.50.
i've R9Omrd House, Il North BrOadWAyi will
make pleasant horne.
slx ROOmed Brick House, southwest corner
ThifyeiElih and Wood streets, ut a bargain;
will IAy iOt invetin
Dwelling Houses, large and small, always on
Ocls q. o. SMITH IN Main Street
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shelton's bombshell charging attempt.
cd bribery committed upon him In Ills
county Of Lincoln appears To have been
only loaded with Bawdust and won't 70
Of. II Ia intimated that II was o broth.
or Democrat who thought Of buying
him out and not q Republican at all.
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Let ,Ism I'm mn selyes.


IVItr bI1F'
II the Democrats Of this State will
continue to persist in the operation Of
butting their brains out, 1t is no concern
OF ours, We can stand II, It fills us
with ghoulish Rlee 10 see them passing
into "innoCuous desuetude." "Whom
the gods would destroy they first make
r,nIU
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Stand Up aud 10 Counted, Judge.

litheFe Is O spark Of honor or prinCl.
pie left In JudgejF Fleming he Will now
withdraw lis notice Of contest, He
knows % well "a anybody the dlshonor.
able means In which his case 10 being
conducted by Ills leaders In the Legisla'
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The iIs.uit Predicted.
Auo ANebut fEeulVteut
grtsnbriy IHdeptNdtAl (Dtm.l

HHtfnbftef IhdeptNdtN (btM'l
Any one may predict the result The
State Government will soon be Under
the control OF the Republican party. In
tho school Of disaster only eau some
people learn wisdom,
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DrIlIInnt statesnl en-.

UUWDLTIuNW NtUV'
Tho West Virginia Democrats have
originated a new idea In political rascal
ity. 1t does not quite equal the muir
derous one now threatening to become
epidemic in the South, OF killing Con.
gressional contestants, but is quite as
unique. 1t consists Of stopping the
count OF votes when your own man Ia
ahead. Brilliant West Virginia states
meul
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IINIONTVN UIIpIlVN'
The West Virginia Democratic method
Of carrying a disputed election by count!
ing only the votes that will elect the
Democratic candidate, has the merit o.
simplicity. II Is less trouble than kill
inc the opposition candidates,
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iiAnlnnrnIIn nnInlnn.

Itlektr COHhly DtN'Ocrdi,
1sit any wonder that the Democratic
party has lost itA grip with such 9 cor.
fupt organ % the Ri1iIltr 70 fight IL
hnLllea.
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sneaker Woods Of The West Virginia
house ID gaining q national reputation N
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H'1 q = O hlllFOhus
BellAiFo 4 zAneSvIlle Through Passenger leaves
HellalFe Ut S;i0R, m, arrives VI BellAlfe at $3.50
p, m,
WOodsaeld Passenger leaves BellAire at 40 p.
NJ, arrives at BellAlre at 6:26 4. m.
summeFteld Accommodation leayeG BellAiIe
o. 1875 y. M, arrives at BellaiFe at li;81 q. m.
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NEW YORk, Feb. V,--The weekly hank hlaie
meni shows The following chAngOii
toeerVoj ,,,,W,,,,,WWun,t,t MO-
Loans lnutuAlV blUlVU
specie uefieNsu ,,,,','ts., N,Haa, 2,d81OQ
gAl lenueIa, ueuEeahoA,,,,', ,HaH,,,,,,,, ly4OitU
eP9llih incfeaA0. ,"e',,n"U".w $1,000
u' nv saSRi ssT 'Gcid SIisHEiSsi s.l
y pet cent rule,
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" .,op pgST-A SUITE OF ROOMS,
k'Oh h''bl Will rent for sleeping pur'
y ua a"jr Aiirc,s III E." ln'ellls;SHSeSeF
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sou RENT FROM THE FIRST OF
Hun AMI the rooms now oCcuplcl ny
y ApII!, ~ FuGGirr next door, No l25;
Llncoln V'"V' WA. A. TURNER.
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MolaIs,

tsa SlSEEt TsS Tx Ss! SEl! ..I Nh: "
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Railroads.

WHEELING & ELM GROVE R. r,
w On and aitot Saturday, October Is, lsSS,
trains on The Wheeling q Kim Grove Railroad
will run ~ follows,
LEAVE WHEELING:
$50 a. M, 100 a. M, q. M, ll:OO a, M, 1850 p,
M, $50 p, M, 6:20 n, M, 100 p, M, 900 p, m.
LEAVE WHEELING PARKi
6ilOR. NJ, 7:L5 a. IN 1000 a. M, 1890 M, $3.50
D. M, 4:20 p. M. G:l0 D. M, 500 p. M, 1000 D. IN,
run as follows; Leave the city 1t 500 q, IN, and
run every hour until Q.l6p. m. Leave Wheeling
Park at 800 q. M, aud run every hour until 10
pm. Except church train will leave Park Ut
9Ab Q, m. and city at 1918 p. IN.
nON q. IIRSCU, Stunt
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h,onc, 80, lal Fourteenth street; Ap-
= n GREER 4sss
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INV YoRK, Feb. V-FcltOiOum opened a.cady
al sf5iC, alter the ltli kglCl the prices dropped
70 S6lC A sharp tally followed on which Tho
loss WRa recovered and the market closed
strong AZ Ss1tOi sales b8S, 0OO barrels.
Oh CRY, PA Feb. o,--,Opgned At 57Jic lowest
A0JSci closed AtB7lfGt kAlei $50 O barrels, clear.
ahces 100000 bRffullI charters sl,2SS barrels
shipments 72,Ss2 BARRELS runs OOi166 barrels,
I E 1pSss d Ss 5'S S sS:Sa !. Hoy'
highest Sa6i lowest 0kO,
BAAhEoEp, "a, Fob p,-0pOned Al SI,Ioi
closed 40 s1Jfol highest Sol lowest sOSfo clear
ahcos $1,000 barrels.
TtfUsylLLu, PA, FOb, Opened al o1J.oi hiRh
cal 1901 lowest e01iOi closed al size.
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FOR SALE.

tsi)TwCnty.four Lots in Caldwelps Add
lion 10 the City Of Wheeling,
aldlOu are bounded on the north By Twenty
ninth street, on the cart by Fillmore street, on
tht south BY the llandlaH Homestead, and or
The west by the u, & q, Il. r, 4,
IheiF proximity 70 the above named rsilEoGt
renders them excellent sites for manufacturing
establishments.
i, 4 aot sold In thirty days will DO sold at pub
EOF terms aud further Information apply 70
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