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u. Gibson, of the United States Navy, who
nave signed the present act.
The witnesses were Charles H. Lewis, Minis
lSter Resident of the United States; Henry ..
Dlmon, Consul of the United States, and h. N.
folger, Lieutenant Commander of the Marine
OF the United States.
This interesting paper was dated LISBON,
March p, 1871, and signed as follows;
Maria Isabella FRANCHISE Gurowskl de
Bourbon, Countess Gurowski; Charles Al
len Perkins, Isabella Ferdinande de Bour-
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surviving queen mother of this family of a
100 Kings, family who have governed
Europe for eight centuries, and whose pres
tige and pretensions surpass the Romanofs,
the Hapsburgs and even the Guelphs:
[Translation.l
Mrs. Perkins:
MY BELOVED NIECE-I learned yesterday by
the letter which your good husband had the
Kindness to write me of your accouchement and
that you happily gave birth to boy.
greatly rejoice and wish to express myself
OF all the satisfaction which feel asking God
for you and yours all kinds of blessings.
Refer this to your husband in thanking him
for his attention and believe in the love of
your very affectionate aunt
MARIA CHRISTINA.
PARIS February o. 1873
AN OCCASION OF sPLENDoR.
The baptism excited great public interest,
and was conducted with every formality and
becoming splendor. The ceremony over. the
Queen mounted into her royal equipage, &C.
companied by the happy father, the child
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HOW STATESMEN WOO
Romantic Episodes in the Lives of
Public Men We All Know.
INGALLS, LOVED AT FIRST SIGHT.
Mrs. Cleveland Quoted as Saying. Her
Grover Proposed Five Times.
BORROWED SUIT OF CLOTHES
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE DIsPATcH.l
WASHINGTON, March s.

HE greatest of our
men are made by
their wives and there
are few great states
men in public life
whose careers are not
closely connected
with the women they
marry. Senator In
gals never makes a
great speech without
Mrs. ingalls, is in the
gallery, a n d til e
greater part of Sam
Randall's Congress
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I bless you in our Savior.
FELIX,
No Rival in the Field,

There is no remedy which can rival Hamburg
Figs for the cure of habitual constipation, in
digestion and sick headache. Their action is as
prompt and efficient as their taste is pleasant.
Is cents. Dose, one Fig. Mack Drug Co., N. Y.
TT6u
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tantism. In this effort she sought the In
fuence of her old preceptor. Monseignor
Dupanloup, who writes this characteristic
letter to his pupil:
tTranslation.1
MADAM-I have the honor to send you the
letter of introduction you ask for.
Be a fervent Christian, and you will not fail
in a short time to make of your husband good
Catholic.
I bless you in our Savior,
FELIX,
Bishop of Orleans.
These solicitations Mr.. Perkins repulsed
in the kindly spirit in which they were
offered. ..--
A gentleman who saw the Princess (Mrs.
Perkins) as a bride on the day of the mar
riage describes her as woman of the finest
Bourbon cast. "She has," this observer
wrote in letter fortunately preserved, chair
of lustrous brown. which falls nearly to her
feet. Her eyes are large and as soft and
blue as the azure sky of her native land
Bedecked for the promenade or opera in the
graceful costume Of her country, the black
mantilla over her coiffure, she is a vision Of
beauty fully up to the tabled beauties of
Andalusia." G. r. S.
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weapon not to be despised. Her letters to
the Princess Maria Isabella (Mrs. Perkins)
at this critical juncture were full of ardor
and expectation.
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CAREER OF THE HERO.

And now glance at the hero and heroine
Mr.. Perkins was the son of a gentleman
farmer of Connecticut. He was sent TO
Paris for education when child. While
studying law his health gave way and he
went to Italy. He was at Naples when
summoned to America by the death of his
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bon. Infanta of Spain; o. G. Gibson, Rear
Admiral; C. II. Lewis, Minister Resident;
Henry s. Dimon, Consul; R. M. Folger,
Commander, and Mel, Chaplain of St.
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Are you disturheda at night and broken
Of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain ofcutting teeth? II SO,
send at once and get n bottle Of Mis-.
W1SsLow's SooTuINa SYnur, FOR CuIL.
DREN TEErllSG. Its value is incalcula-
BILE. It will relieve the poor littlesulTer-
or Immediately. Depend upon it, moth
ers, there is no mistake about it. It
cures dysentery and diarrhpa, regulates
the stomach and bowels, cures wind
nation, and sives sG tone md ai'e ene ers'sI to
the whole system. MRs. W~ISsLow's
SooTillSG SYRUP roR CHILDREN TEETH.
ING is pleasant to the taste, and Is the
prescription ofons al saas Oldest and best
iismGle nursee gnd physicians in the
United States, and is for sale byall drug.
glsss throughout the world. Price IS
cents a bottle, Mwraw
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HOSPITAL REMEDIES,
A Now Method OF Treating Diseases.

1Actl'ou | ArciltinS DlScnScSs
What are they? There is a new lie.
parture in the treatment OF diseases. Il
consists in the collection OF the specifics
used by noted specialists OF Europe and
America, and bringing them within the
reach OF all. For instance the treatment
pursued by special physicians who treat
Indigestion, stomach and liver troubles
only, was obtained and prepared. The
treatment Of other physicians, celebrated
tor curing catarrh was procured, and SO
on till these Incompatible cures now in.
clude disease OF the lungs, kidneys, fe-
male weakness, rheumatism and nervous
debility.
This new method OF zone remedy for
one disease" must appeal to tho com
mon sense Of all sugerers, many OF whom
have experienced the i'll effects, and
thoroughly realize the absurdity OF the
claims OF Patent Medicines which arc
guaranteed to cure every i'll out OF a
single bottle, and the use of which, as
statistics prove, has ruiflcd more stontdcas
than alcohol. A circular describing these
new remedies is sent free OF receipt Of
stamp to pay postage by Hospital Rem
edy Company, Toronto, Canada, sole
proPfletorh. MwFaEow
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You have heard your friends and
neighbors talking about it. You may
yourself be n OF the many who know
from personal experience just how good
q thing it is. II you have ever tried it,
you arc Il of its staunch friends, be-
cause the wonderful thing about it is,
that when once given trial, Dr.. Kings
New Discovery eve after holds a place
in the house. II you have never used it
and should be afflicted with n cough,
cold, or any throat, lung or chest
trouble, secure a bottle ut once and give
ita fair trial. It'll guaranteed every
time, or money refunded. Trial bottles
free at Logan Drug Co.'S drug store, G
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Real Estate.
FOR RENT.
possEsslON APRIL !.
A MONTH,
FOR SALE.

yosr choice oil lois IN Fair Ground properly.
wcll,burs, ". Va.
WIlilns site on South Wabhsh Street! lslana,
IN IN caIt side South Front street.
iTiIgu,hwcst corner Virginia and South York
k.tcct. r,
sim GROVE, Ground W acres, G,J90.
RrtIlcncG nOtthcaAt corner OF Centre and Mar.
,hSj ,tueis, Fulton, ". Va.
Acre Farm al Cleans Kun. VIII exchange
cJ Acres 81 Land In Mavshall county ". Va.
Viii exchange Tor city property.
IN. lD Twelfth street.
no, glla Foil street. 7"
No, MI Chapllne street,
80, 2!!|y Main street.
So;. 81 aud NJ Twenty s!xth street. Both
IA, o; aud " Eleventh street, east OF l}aiti.
moro street; st9uDl 10 By ~ feet Both houses
for tgy@. I.H.
JAMES A. HENRY,
RIAL ESt(a Agent, us Claim Attorney and No.
tA,y Public, No. lGl2 Market Street. fen
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People fail in many ways. In bust.
ness, in morality, in religion. in happi.
ness, and in health. A weak heart is
often en- unsuspccted cause OF failure in
life. If the blood does not circulate
properly in the lungs, there is shortpess
OF breath, asthma, etc.; in the brain, dir
illness, headache, etc. in the stomach,
wind, pain, indigestion, faint spells, etc. ;
IL the liver, torpidity, congestion, etc.
Pain in the left side, shoulder and stom-
aeh is caused by heart strain. For all
these maladles Mr.. Miles New Cure for
the heart aud lungs is the best remedy.
Sold, guaranteed and recommended by
the Logan Drug Company. Treatise
free. Mwrsw-3
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able small artillery slupg at his waist,
and who was half jealous, half euvious
OF the achoolmaster for what he con.
sidered the privilege Of being in the
same room with his future wiie six
hours a day.
0ne needs to live In a country where
there Is a dearth Of women to realize
these situations. When my SCHOOL was
dismissed at 4 o'clock p, m, all the un.
employed chivairy Ct "Jimtown' massed
on the street corner ut the Bella Union
saloon to SEQ this coveted bevy OF Gail.
lornia rosehuds pass on their way home.
Tho Bella Union, by the way, was only
a few yards from the church. Extremes
got very close together in these mining
camps. But the f%reQuenters OF the Bella
Union, who gamble MI night on the arid
green baize Of the monte table, had moro
than half paid for that church, and ! In.
ier, wanted 1t In sight 80 that no other
persuasion should run or with 1t. I was
glad whom tho girls got married and en-.
tered another school OF lie, where I
knew within a years time they were
likely to have a master.
oASp pbIIGh uul W LuS GLOSS Of
q summer term. This was a fashion i'm.
ported from tho extreme southwestern
part Of what some call "our beloved
Union" Returning from dinner I
found tho doors aud windows Of tho
university closed agaips. he. I par
leyed at one Of the windows 4 few feet
from the ground. l was met by a dele
CATION Of tho two biggest boys. They in.
formed the I could ret tn BY coming out !
with q disbursement OF s. so 10 treat the
school to nuts, candies aud cakes. l
did not accede, smashed the window
and went in. Most OF the Undergrad
yates went suddenly out. l cllnched
with the biggest boy. Tho other, like n
coward, ran away. Tho two together
could easily have mastered me. Order
was restored. The mutiny did not
hang well together. II was not n good
Combine" This northern bred scholars
did not quite understand this move, and
die not really enter heartily into it,
Their backing had been forced by the
two big boys, and therefore had not
good stuff in it.
The big boy had n cut face. So had ],
Ills still bigger brother met me a few
days alter md wanted to pick n quar-.
with me about the affair. A quarrel
with bis class always lay within easy ap.
proach OF knife or pistol. Besides, [ was
u Yankee. IIe was a Texan. And this
was in 1862, when the two sections iu
were neighbors, but not yery
warm friends, and about equal in nun.
beers. PRENTICE MULfoRD.
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Trustees Sales,
TRUSTEES SALE.

~ virtue OF n deed OF trust 10 me made by
John Dumas and Catharinc Dumas, his wife,
dated the 10Th day Of December, A. D., 1879, and
recorded it the office OF the Clerk OF tic County
OF, Trust Book No. ~. folio i07, / will oirer for
sAle OH
SATURDAY, MARCH 2e::A.. b. 1890,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. H., ut the front
door OF the Court House OF Ohio.:county, the fol.
lowing described, property, to.wii. One leather
!np rllAston, made BY Donaldson, Lewis & Co,
trimmed with blue cloth; oae leather top plae.
iah, made By Donaldson, Lewis 4 Co., trimmed
with green cloth: one leather TOD ph,e.
ton, made by David kull. Jr., L Co., trimmed
with Hrecn. cloth; one leather top phneton,
Enown rs Lanse's old one, trimmed lii brown
green Cloth; one side tar top buggy, trimmed In
blue cloth: one twoseated culunder canopy
Top siify, Donaldson, Lewis & Co. make, trim.
lltd With green cloth; one two.scated cutundcr
clunly top surlyt d. knll Ir., 4 Co.'s make;
one Berlin coach, trimmed ID green cloth; one
landau, trimmed In brown cloth; one close lack,
uiIiftct IN Stceu cloth; one canopy top iaudau,
Trimmed III leather; one three.scAt swell sleigh,
iwo.horsc; Que swell cutter, one horse; one
PORTLAND cutter, one. horse. Two spotted horses,
names John aud Tommy: two black horses,
names John and Kate; NO bay horses, names
hlily and Tom: one bny horse, name George,
}p1iefl; one sorrcl. no name; two yellow ponies,
S9!h mares: one spotted horse. name ban; two
N'shb ~ lNskuASt LALIkC o Ull
3hesl; one bay mare In pasture at, named
SOsti. Two sets Of hack harness; nine sets OF
single harness: two saddles and brides; lot OF
rosss, whips, etc. Stable fixtures, two road
carts aud all personal property Of tho parties OF
NE iitSt part In mud on the premises now used
y Mld John Dulnas, as n livery stable, No. II
Fourteenth street, Wheeling, West Va
sAa properly, OF so much thereof as shall be
necessary 10 pay Il Celtain note OF tho said John
Dninss, payable to Donaldson, Lewis IL Co, for
ne sum oil S4Su q, with interest from December
H.ls,, and tho further sum OF $500, which may
Hos DC due or hereafter become due y. Ii.
l.ingc, IRON the said John and Ca,harIno Dumas
MGder Tho terms OF Il certain lease dated March
20. 4. d. fSss. T."7E~ -.
TERMS OF S~ALH.-Cash III hand on the day OF
sMe Iot MI snms not exceeding sleD. and NIL
purchases exceeding that sun, oue.holi cash,
GiAh residue Oh n credit OF three months pur.
ffaaie, stytug note with approved security With
~'A!e!tSt from day OF sale. n
ieN n. II. HOWEVER rrustnc Z
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FOR SALE,

Ton ronmCd brick house. fronting o. feet on
Sottih Penn street, Can easily DO converted Into
tTO or three dwellings. A good Investment.
Five rOomel house IN good repair, at 1855 sou,h
Broadway, Sl,IU.
4 good ~ rp0mGd hollc. good location, !!
EcntucEy street, chcap-sl,T0O.
Three fpoIncd brick house, 70 South Huron
business block on Market street.
new double brick house. W md 90 North
Huron street. ContHlrs natural md city gas.
NIL pay 70 lcr Ccut rs MI Investment, 81 $50.
4 titGestdfy brick building, aa8 Maln street,
$3.50.
ti,H0.
taiREls 2iT aces, Win all The most productive
and paying varieties Of fruits. Just In their
prime. A, II great bargain.
BUILDING LOTS.
In. S7t5;yi9O. South reun, west side, choice
,OC4tiOa, SLIGO.
10; Iti91, North Huron, old Fair grounds,
10. 1NxiOO. southeast corner OF Main and
TwCn.y.sevrnth streets, 81 500.
BOT northwest corner South iosk and Virginia
s.lct sl,hN.
lot ;OxSIN. North Front street, sl.SOo.
Lot GDxl00, Fifteenth street, S!,iOO.
Lots OF Eric street, old Fair grounds, S0xl29,
s3D.
Lots IN Zane's Orchard, from 500 up, accord
Ing TO location,
Lot DslCO, south side Fourteenth street, near
school is0Use, Sl,7jh.
lot lllxi9. south Penn street, $3.50.
Lot moth side Fourteenth street, can build on
nav part Of It, s!se GOxl?0, 500.
Farms, large and small. Great bargains In
Vest Virginia wild lands. :
Good stocks always on hand for sale.
G.. o. SMITH,
fell la20 MAIN STREET.
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Petroleum.

NEW ,roRx. Feb. 27.-pe.ro!eum opened steady
reaction ot. no followed. on which the market
closed steady at 9955s1c. Stock Exchange: Open.
Ing q oo>1S:, highest 81, cox; lowest 9s.; closing
99a1ss; sales 9eS.U0 barrels. flEl s7'fr-
n%cApfoEp. Pa, Feb. 27.-Petrolcum opened
a. sloo.44 closed 9t 9s1fc; highcs, ST COZ: loves.
Sisc; funs 9,ll7 barrels: shipments 76,9ol bar
!0fLctTy, Feb. 27.-Petroleum opened at 81 coz:
highest 81 00sss; loves. g'33ssc; closed at y9c: runs
a,746 ha.rela. @ id /.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Feb. o7.-Petroleum opened
a. tay9A closed at G1H.c; highest 81 005+; low.
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And soon, very soou, Miss LarlIps was better.
The G. NJ. D. which she took was DR.,
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, the
great remedy for bronchial, throat and
lung diseases, sick headache, ecrofula,
dyspepsia, and all diseases that have
origin IN impure blood ard u disordercd
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PHn.AbELrnIA, Fob. 27,-Flour very Quiet,
Wheat weak aaa lower: fair to good milling
11Sasac; primo to iaucy, G1a9lc: No. 2 red Feb.
rnhryy slAasl5s4o: March Sl1Sas2c: April s2Ha
sc; May SaAasi%e.. Corn, options higher: No.
! tiack ioc; No. ! high mixed 37c: No. 2 mixed
we. Oats firm and quiet; No. 3 white 2yXc;
So.2whtte February 30aGOkc; March 2sMaGL.c;
April 2~st3a:gc: May 4taaes11le. Eggs dull aud
weak; PenpsY(vanla tlrsts llAliLc.
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Father Locke: MY son, what rank
DO you take in collegc?" Yale Locke
(proudly): "Third in the batting aver
age aud first in 6eldinc.n
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The cleansing. aptisept!c and healing
qualities OF Dr.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
are unequaled.
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This was in California's early days.
My scholars were the children OF the
Argonauss, aud in some cases had como
out with them. There was then no regu-
iar system OF text books. Publishers
had not commenced making fortunes by
getting out q new school book system
every three years.
My scholars came, bringing Il great
variety OF school books. They brought
"Pike's Arithmetic" which had come
over the plains, and Smiths Geogra.
ply" which had sailed around Cape
Horn. Seldom were two alike. But the
greatest variety lay in grammars. There
was a regular museum Of English gram.
mars, whose authors fought each other
with different rules and called the vari.
GUS parts Of speech by different names.
I accounted for the great variety OF gram
mars on the supposilion that it is or was
the ambition OF n large proportion of
schoolmasters to write q work on gram
mar before they died and say: Il have
lett another grammar to bless and con-
fuse ~posterity.'
Besides bringing grammars, most OF
the boys brought dogs. Dogs Of many
breeds and sizes lowered around tho
school house. They wanted frequently
to come in, and did often come in, to
sneak under the seats and lay them
selves at their masters feet. ! had fire.
quently to kick or order them out, aud T
noticed that whenever a dog was chased
but he would take the longest road to
get out, and under as many seats as nos.
6ible, in order TO receive as many kicks
Us possible from the youthful owners OF
the other dogs
l could not &C, organize a battalion OF
ten different grammars' as to act in con.
cert on m ygrammar class OF twenty pu.
pills. Sol pnt them all on the retired
list, and tried to teach this SO called "sci.
ence" orally. L chalked the rules on
the blackboard, As well. as the names ol
the different parts: Of speech, l made
my scholars commit these to memory,
standing, although l will not argue that
memory takes any stronger grip on u
thing while the pupil stands. Al last !
taught a few good memories to ".paYse.M
I worked hard with that grammar class,
ind was very pr9gdof heir'prolciency
until found that after months OF this
drilling they neither spoke nor wrote
any better English than before.
However, I lost nothing by this cx.
perience, for it helped mo to the conyic.
lion that I have hold to eyer since, that
the, entire grammar system and method
does very little to make one habitually
use correct language, and that a taste for
reading and constant association with
correct English speaking people does q
great deal. As for spending time in
"parsing,"I think 1t would DO better ia
use that force in learning the boy to
shoe horses and the girl to make. bread
or let tho girl shoe the horses il she
wants to andsthe boy make the bread.
The labor Of teaching the alphabet L
ten infants, calling them up once al
hour TO say their letter." is, in ~!
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EAST I'BERTY. "a. Feb. e7.-CatAe-Recelpts
g6S head; .hipnents 92i head: market nothing
hobby, a., through, conslgnments. 9Hoss-Re.
ce!p.s l,H0 head. shipments l,S0 head; market
10 best Workers 81 1ea4 "a; rIgs 8 fjai %. Sheep
Receipt, sN ,haad; shipments o0 head; mar.
set Arm az yeitcrday's prices. ~
CINCINNATI. Feb. 2I.-Hogs lower; common
and light 8 toaA 10; packing and butchers s. 0a
! TO- receipts 2,?75 head; shipments ,i5 head.
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Honor Among Thieves-Old Lady:
Sir, you've stolen my daughters love"
Uuabashed Culprit: "Well, didn't l re-.
turn il ?"
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WILL
case Of Liver Complaint. Dyspcpsis, Sick load.
ache, Indigestion, Constipation or CoStivnnes
We cannot euro with Meats Vegetable Liver
Pulls, when the dirreilons nrc strictly complied
with. They arc purely Vegetable and never fail
to givc satisfaction. Sugar coated. Large
boxes, containing 50 Pills, Is ocuts. Rcwarc u
countcriuisS and limitations. Tho genuine man.
uiActnrcd only by John G.. West & Co, Sold BY
McLAlN BROTHERS, cor, Market and Twelfth
streets, Wheeling, ", Va. scasXwYaw 1
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
iIAe Features OF the Money .nnd Stock
~ Markets. on

New ioak, Feb. %27.-AIoncy on call easy;
Ringing from , 10 ~ per cent, last loan closed
offered at 3 per cent, Primo mercantile paper
a24aG1s per cent. Sterling Exchange duh md
weak ut SiSlAat S.. Sales 1900 0 shares.
the stock market was still more quiet to-day.
and The fluctuations in most OF the list reflect
The general apathy OF operators being confined
u INC smallest fractions, except Ia 4 few stocks,
which are now objects OF attention from tho
bears mud traders. A desperate attempt was
made during the day TO break New England,
the opportunity being taken to offer IL down
when no one was trading IN Tho stock. Besides
New England. tho only weak point III tho regu.
lar list was Missouri Pacific, which was sold
down by the traders. Sugar retincrics was weak
nil tue way ont. Tennessee Coal was rather
weak again. Tho Changers were less active and
were traded In over Il harrow range without e1-
ccptton. The market closed dull aud heavy,
generally at close TO The lowest figures. The
hnal chunSss are In most cases In tic direction
Of lower prices. but the only ones OF lin paftance
arc losses or ia IA Sugar aud l per cent In Ten.
hessce Coal.
RAilruah bonds were asain quiet to dull and
Today again displayed u general dropping ten.
dcncy; sales Sl,GOl 900.
Government and State bonds dull md steady.
~ m N.t1 srraa,x 49,.
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! %0HGnnSQIVdnid IinGS.|
HANAwHA& OHIO RAILWAY.

N fRoBr. W. KELLEY, Receiyer.l
. tkknawha Short Ltne): Schedule IN encct
lIcc., Trains leave Wheeling 1880 D. n. via
Ohio River Railroad. arrive Charleston 8:as 3.
m. Leave Charleston s:l5 4, m. arrive Wheel.
ing 5:f5 P. m. yis 9; z. !: T.. Leave Charleston
umbus and Panhandle, daily except SUNDAY
Genital Standard Ttmc."g Sundays only, trains
leave chaIleaton S:ooa q. M, arrive Wheeling j:l5
p. N. via o. r. B. B. o. y -H'"'I%
api1 GEO. J. PRML1cH. q. P. A.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-28

C~'sotNSAri. O.. Feb. 21.-Flour steady. Wheat
outlet: No. . red tic; shipments 900 bushels.
No. mixed SIC. Rye dull; 10. 9, 4ic. Pork
steady at $40 u. Lard quiet At boo. Bulk meats
and bacon ..eady and unchanged. Whisky Arm
atSl o.. Butter, sugar and cheese steady. Eggs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-28

TINE WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER
~ q bright, sparkling, instructive family
Journal. 1t Is, original tx every depart meat,
clean Ia every line and suited AZ Il Is intended
20 interest and improve every member Of the
family, whether In city or country, H..