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.. hi t.c a?roRii*iii?"?l t.y thu writer's real name
I lid
,"i [jttai for vt ihuuld bf addi<4t"l "Frnc
i : 11 '-it." arid thi-uld in rw rai< ht addt'ts'tl ic
'. t iridltlduai tinrnl'.r u] th'.jiiiH by nuwur.
For tbe IoUflilgvocvr.
fYt'iilugt from Hie Uooilcn
llrldgc.
bv c. a. cork.
}[/ gcotlt If If ml du.il t lion recall
l b* crttmuii tua*. wo aluod
I foa ih? hrta?.o whtUi iluddo* tu:.
Cummlugled w*to *a t \r?.oil'
iWn* ro miiir tho vjten hit,
(io lautfhlug liund In hund,
Ati't liaaid tliolr footitcp-i lurnwHy
al jjuy ujkju tUoanud.
Th? twlllnht wrapped tho UndaCftimfalr,
la ro'jwof puriilelme,
And placed nulla herllowlnp hair
Hi* ijmkllug Kenn "I dew.
llio ?t irrf li"aV 'Ui with to id?ti
Watched o'flf tli#?i-fpitig to*
Wfillo.roiu tht hilft I hut i?,ur!iwj tlte r.?lc?
Tltr blrflit' iiuu a!o * ly duwti
In ?ll?nro Nlept tho river thoo,
I pm Its bosom Uy
Tim iiudint) oi nl<dc ?nJ rIoii
Aud hlU*tU| s for uwMjr.
Tho roil cjm of ih? ftirnaco ghuv
Far Hp tho b^ndliiK atrraui,
Alii winking tliruunli ilio Jwjr u.i
Thochturlul bouu* li^UtgUain.
Across the rllent water* lay
'Ilia sU?d iwiu! tut- mill,
Wh ?o tn i*dvo chimney cold and gn j
'Itj.fldark u^ilii.'t tho hill.
Tho gathering gloom, tho rayaof ll*ht,
'I'hh stullra nt ptril'iK d .r,
Tho louder volou of i!i<j nl^hl
All, ull. havu ni?v;d ?v. .ij.
Hut memory In her casket lull
Another lu*trou? gem,
Whww blended hufiotihcea pt.J ?!nd?
H Icam Iruui tier dUdeia.
?' >r tho Intelll^cucor. 1
Till: t'LOI'O 1.%' Till) IMN1'.
A cloud ever luingi in t ?'?> ?-f the Kn?l,
O'er lmds tbut Jehovati ilul b.o**dO'vr
laudi whore the I'hropUtjta and fjtri trdi*
fwp,
Audtiod's chosen kings Bra at rest.
It shadow* the tomb where the Saviour was laid,
And d.tr!c 1- tho InOd 1 i.lght ;
OVrurnTet of Aixthtlex who ?ll*r?l f ir the fnltti
l-'or Christ, .ho truu Kiuy, uudihc li^ht.
iiii' .1.11!ill's 2<>iik nUlit l.? illn.uiti by a ray I
in* j{l-srn of :i prophetic the
A ll<ht thitt hu auntie turcu;h th? < .'
Kl<wrn,
A tyinbjl of love nsd of ir.-.
l'liesword m of old will llliiJusticeimpart,
And Oul In ht? own chi.jiiu day
Will cud, bjr the ml|(ht?f tli.i noils tint in i
TIlU CUItki of kliU lutl l.u'jHHjr.
O'ci Ju lah tho brljSt *un cl proni: vi will br aV,
A lUlit In the w.?k? i.l lb:- Morm,
And fultii, by the ,jr,iwol Jthovdi, vlil till
Her ejilrl: wltu tra'.n uttd al?: ui.
Tho rhmtenlr.ij nil? tit ths ?.!e-n will ?:id,
And Is Rol l itdemjitbn I tolJ ,
Croud Judth ?ld lhnl Lnil : iUi ;
Kin#,
Aud btnnb'ycoic* Into the fold.
!CGii2ion'? l)rjft mul lliHcuviion
MooDT aniJ Sankhy are conn to clost
their long service at Doston. .Mr. Moodv
will remain for *uuio two weeks aftex
that for the purpose of persuading tho.?c
who profess conversion t?: the revival
, meetings to join churches, each one the
I church he may individually prefer, in
I Tiler that they my be strengthened by
I eUowahip and watchful care. Hiere
terns no duubt but that in tlic.sc later
wetkn the preaching of Moody, and the
auhipJicatiou of forces which he has inrodticed?varying
his mode of opera:?on.s,
like a good general, to fit the now
netnyand tho differing circumstances?
ive produced a wide and considerable
'"iTt in Iijston, reaching classes widely
eparated. Tho temperance meeting
have been one of the most valuable divi
-ions of the work.
TiiKneveral ritualistic rebellions in tlx
Church of England, which have taken tin
public attention for Homo year*, prove ti
he aymptomatic of a feeling so wide
'pread as to amount to an insurrection
which in time muv prove to be a revolu
tion. Whether or not there is any trutl
in the Rtorjr of a plan to establish a nev
English Catholic Church, is a queatioi
'iverahadowed at present by a inemoria
presented to the archbishop' and bishop
j a great number of the High Churcl
viorgy, including the* Dean of- St. Paul's
regitti professor of theology, and iuhiij
'iiiier* of prominence in the church. '1 hi
memorial dmuftiidi*for lha church,not in
.lependenco of the State, but snpromnci
10 it in nil matters of ecclesiastical gov
rnment. In their opinion, the tuoino
ri^lists declare, "no peace can be aecurec
inr the church, nor can her existing rela
lions with the State ho long continued
unions lawn for the regulation of divim
'frvice, and for other spiritual tuatten
t primary importance, are mudo by ai
' ithority which both clergy and Ittiti
would let*I binding upon conscience; am
are equally natistied that no nulhorit;
will Ikj considered thus binding which doe
not proceed fromthesynods oi thcchurcl
;u well as from Parliament." Parliamen
must become a mere executive of the act
i the church convocation and synod*
l'o thi.< point has the unnatural (in thi
a>;eof the world) connection of churcl
nnd State come. These memorialist*
however, do not want disestablishment
they want the church pet above the civi
l?ower. Tooth and Pelham Dale am
Mackonochie nrc pretty strongly backed
Tuk Skinner-MeCune case in the Cln
cinnati Presbytery in reviewed in tin
Independent by Rev. Dr. Stanton (of tin
Herald an<i Presbyter), who exhibits Dr
Skinuer, the prosecutor, us one of th
narrowest of bigot*, and as doing thing
in furthering ^ h*s schemes conceinini
which "there is absolutely no room fo,
charitable Judgment." Ho is pa-tor o
the Second Presbyterian Church in Ciu
innati,over which Dr. Lyman Beecho
nee was; tho Wealthiest of the denom
ination in the city, priding iuclf on it
high social position, and where "silk
and calicoes can't well commingle." 1
line out, aays Dr. Stanton, thai severn
i this congregation (and nome sny th
pastor also) brought a system ot bnl!
uozlng to bear on tho member* "f th
presbytery. Several ministers oi mi:
-ion churches, who Toted to sustain th
Purges, were distinctly told that futtu
ud from the Second Church would d?
h*nd npoti how they should vote; an
he pastor of tho Third Church wa
w?ited upon by one of Skinner's uaaial
ir-t prosecutor-, ami warned tlmt if li
new what wa1 fot his interest he woul
ii 'tain Skinner. Dr. Stanton comments
.p. ?ecular affairs #uch proceeding
*?uld be held as partaking ot corrui
lion siud bribery. What r.a thev !
'^ esiastical affairs ?"' This is a ver
tovelj Christian record, isn't it?
Oossipm "BciiLXion," ct the Boito
Journal, talki this way of the wives <
j Brooklyn pastors: Mrs. Beocher hat
never done any pastoral work. In other;
1 days, wheu Mr. Beecher'n residence was i
crowded with callers, she kept the door, i
5 Very gracious and winning to her friends1
she is Mid to be; to the stranger nhe wort*!
a frowning'aspect. There has always
lieen a little coterie in Plymouth Church 1
, a* exclusive hh that which surrounds the J
Queen. Outuide of thin Mm. Beecher has
seldom ventured during all these year*.
I Mm. Cuylet ha* never done any paittoral
i work. She lives in an elegant mansion
on Oxford street, Brooklyn. She is a
; ludv ol elegance and retlnement, and
whatever socicty work has been needed
i haa been performed by Mr. Cuyler's
mother. She rossetnhlcs her son in size
and nervous force, and the prosperity of
the Layfayette Avenue Presbyterian
; Church owes vwy much to the inaouiital
bio energy and untiring labors o( this
lady. Jdrs. Talmage is very popular in
the parish. She is the center ol' its Social I
| life. Oho presides over tho social gatherings
of the church, although she does no
, visiting. She is a ludv of medium size,
with a cheerful and sparkling presence,
decidedly talented, but not offensively
prominent. Nobody annova Mrs. Duryea.
She is a lady of feeble'health, and can
scarcely attend to her home duties. Her
husband'* church has, what nearly every
important New York church possesces,
one or more ladies of wealth and culture
who make it their especial business to
look after the social business of the
parish.
Tiik Catholic Young Men's National
Union hold their third annual convention
in New York, at the De La Salle institute
on Second street, Wednesday, May
30. This is a representation of the various
young men's associations, sodalities,
etc., through the United States; its object
is "the progress of the church." To quote
from the call for the convention : "The
growth of the church in our country has
been truly wonderful, but its continued
advancement must depend in a great
measure upon the loyalty of her young
men. We are surrounded by influences
hostile to the faith, and, that we may not
bo misrepresented or misunderstood, intelligent,
organized effort is necessary.
Let us therefore band together under the
influence ii our holy religioq, increase
the nRMiiberidtiji ot existing societies,ami
, form f;t?W mu'ri ll?rniii?huiit*lK<? Unirtli
mid breadth of the land.** 'l'iic President
<>f the union is II*?v. K. T, McUinley; the
Secretary, William Connolly, both of
New York.
Arnopos to recent chtirchly denunciations
of dancing, the Christian Rtgvier
quotes Norman Macleod's festive verses
for his children, for whoso dancing he
used to hire :t piper, and adds : "l'robaMy
there nre' few evangelical manses in
this country where the children are
bo bravely provided with this innocent re.
creation, but the sooner a more liberal
policy in adopted the bolter it will be for
all concerned. Even Mr. Moody's children
ought to acquire a relish for the
grates and delights of cotillion' partite,
and Master Harry Ranker should take
lessons of I'upanti the next time he visits
Boston. Thin important part of the
youth's education need not conflict with
lii.t exhortations at the boys' prayer meeting,
for religion and recreation, dancing
and . devotion, aire perfectly compatible.
Tbero is a time for merriment a* well as
for seriousness, ami young people in good
health who do not crave interesting
amusement* must be prigs or pbariseeB."
Naturally the Hartfortl Churchman
disapproves of Dean Stanley's address,
audnaysnuch things of him ait these:
"Dean Stanley would faiu have people
pay no attention hut to moral miracles.
If there afe such things as immoral ones,
we might select himself as u culminating
specimen." "Dean Stanley seems to
think he hail struck out a new plan of reforniution?wluch
is to regenerate Christianity,
instead of regenerating pitiful
men." ' Ii the dean thinks that^all which
I bs* hitherto been regarded a* at least
! tolerable Cluintian theology hap become
| efi'ete or dead?or tit loan deserved to be
treated as if it were no?then he had littler
make ? collection of the works of his
, new .-aim-, Voltaire, Kousseau and 8pi,
nozu, and commend it an a substitute for
| the New Testament of times gone by."
Stump-Okatok ln0kr.s0li.tfl attracting
audiences out Went by a lecture on
"ghosts," and the Chicago ylrftwncc comj.l
tit that what lie really does "is to includi;
religion as one of the superstitions
oi rasiikin l, baseless and mischievous,
and clothe them nil with a fool's mockrobe
tf ridicule." The yldcanre says also :
, "We happen to know some of the circum|
stances under which Mr. Ingersoll con|
traded his desperate prejudices against
' religion, and, while they do not excuse
him, they would, if known, show with
startling force how sedulously Christians
, ought to clothe religion, in all its relations
to business, domestic and social
life, with the ftweet reasonableness of
Christ'* ow n spirit.
Thk entire debt of $175,000 upon Dr.
' John Hall's Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church in New York has l?een raised
within lew than a .month. There were
three S25,000 subscriptions,?one from
' It. I,. & A. Stuart, one from William
Sloan.;, undone frrtm Hubert Honncr;
\ and a number of 35,000 subscriptions
r and si> on, until, in lust Sunday's collec}
tion, the poore-t members were allowed
1 the privilege of contributing.
llie 'tU'Mlera 3 nion Tdcgr.tpti. i
x New York flraptiic.
r Friends of the Western I.'nion Tele*
| graph Company s?y that the earnings of
- the company have actually increased
war* made, and (iiere will he no passing
df dividend*. The number of meiwagea
I passing between Now York ami Chicago
now average* about 2,000 per day.
' CARDINAL red parasols will be carried
t tliii* snmuicr, nnd it will be difficult to
f distinguish a woman from a meteor three
j b!o<k? away.
* 1'tMPMJs on the face, eruptions, blotches,
i scrofulous discaics, nnd all sores arising
t from impure blood, are oureil by Dr.
,4 I'ierco'n Golden Medical Discovery. For
!, bronchitis, laryngitis, and all severe aud
? lingering coughs, it is unsurpassed. It
x cleanses, puritie> and strengthens the systern.
As an anti-bilious or liver medicine,
| ami to relieve palpitation or irregular no-'
j tlon of the heart, it works wonders.
1 i
1 1KC. St IIENl'K'II NTANOAUl)
KK.UED1KM.
B The standard remedies for all diseas? > of
the lutlRS lire SellKN'OK'S PULMONIC SYB-1
L' UP, tSCHKNCK'S KEA WRKD TONIC, and
. s* it ksck's Mandrake Pills,and if taken
u before the lungs are destroyed, a speedy j
s' cure Is efleeted.
To these throe medicines Dr. J. II?
Scheuok, of Philadelphia, owes his uurir
vailed success in the irnatmeut of puhno.
f nary disease.
1 tic Pulmonic Syrup rit?ens the morbid
r matter in the lungs. Nature throws it otl
. by an easy expect.irntion, for when the
? phlegm matter is ripe h slight coujrh will
, throw it oil', the patient has rent and the
. lungs begiu to heal.
| 'lo e:iiiblo the Pulmonic Svrup t? do
this, Schenck's Mandrake Pills' and
c fcchenck's Sen Weed Touicinustbe freely
'* Used to cleanse tho stomach and liver.
< ' Schcnck's Maudrake Pills act on the
< liver, removing nil obstructions, relax the
e Ball blmlder, the bile Marts freelev, uud the
u liver is soon relieved.
Schenck'* Sea Weed Tonic is a gentle
I stimulant uud ulcerative, the alkali of
s which it is composed mixes with the food
, and prevents souring. It assists the digestiou
by toning up the stomach to a healthy
1 condition, so tbnt tho food and the Pub
(1 tnonic Syrup will make good blood. Then
: the lungs heal; nnd the patient will snrely
p get well if care is taken to prevent fresh
?. cold.
u All who wish to consult Dr. Schenck,
v cither personalJv bt by letter, can do so ai
* his principal office, corner of Sixth aud
Area streets, Philadelphia, every Monday.
n Schenck's medicines are told by all drug>t
gists thiQughoat the coantry.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
New lurk .Honey ami NIocUm.
Nrw York, April 23.?Money?Easy ;
at 2a3per ceut. Prime inoroantile paper ;
3^a4S per ceut. Custom receipt* $4*4, ]
000. Tho Assistant Treasurer disbursed ,
$59,000. Clearings $25,000,000. Sterling ,
linn, long 4 87^, short 4.89 i
Cold?Opened at 1073 i, advanced to ;
107K, and closed at 107*/t. Carrying rates
la2. 'lliislirrnnffts was caused by the fall
of securities at London nud the warlike ofpeot
on the Eastern question.
SllVKU-At London 64Kd. Here?Sib
ver barn, greenbacks $1 T,%, gold $1
Silver coiu )<c discount.
Oovkusmknts?Active and strong.
Uultwl HUtci r* ot 1881, coupoui.. IMMj
Flv?- fMVUtleo (IMS) lllfe
l'ifvT?fiitlw(lU6) new 1 OM ,
Mvr-Twentln (IM) ~ -U'/tt
H?e*TweaUN (18M).- ?11?U
nt-w fitw 112!*
Nuw Four and a halt* lt's% '
Irn-lortlc* 112'j,
T?a*forU?a (coupons) 1M
Currency Hlxw 1J4J<
Railroad Bonds?Lower In some cases.
New gold coupon! have declined to 82' i.
State 8kcuritieh?Qniet.
Stocks?The stock market, which was
greatly depressed early in the day and had
every appearnnco of drifting into au inventors'
puuttf, took a sharp turn lor the better I
this afternoon, and closed up firm at a recovery
of % to 3 per cent from the lowest
point, so fur as the general liitiscoocerned, |
while in the case ot Morris 4 Essex there
wa* an advance of 5;? per cent fort he day.
Daring the forenoou, when Pennsylvania I
shares were down ut Philadelphia, it was .
feared more must follow, anil soma little
anxiety was manifested about ltoston,
where considerable amounts of stock tire
held. The day closed, however, with no i
trouble at cither point, and there was n I
better feeling which was no doubt due to j
some extent to the improvement here. At 1
thu close the warlike tenor of eastern advices
also helped the market, to say nothing .
of the covering of short contract. New I
York Central opened at 88, fell to 85 nnd
closed at 87. Hock Island rose from 84}$ i
to S.r>!'4, declined to S2S and closed at S5I<|. I
Chicago ft Alton declined to 84, and sales
were made at 82 seller v.0. Lake Shore fell
ofl'from 46j4 to 43 nnd closed at4GJ^. Northwestern
preferred dropped from 39 to37$? I
nnd closed at 39. The common opened at '
15?4 and closed at U???. St. l'aul preferred
Mold down from '42'4 to 40and closed at j
42. Michunn Central declined from !!1.'1, |
in ,"7-\ and ret-ivercd i > Western
Ciuon opHfft). nt 5ii ami closed at 57%.
Among the coal storks Mortis & Essex ad?
ynnceu from 47 to 53; the same sold seller
GO at 57. Lackawanna opened at 44 aud .
closed at 4">&. Delaware A Hudson opened 1
tit 40K, sold down to 39 VS nnd closed at
42%. C.C.C. & I. roso from 21 to 22XA and
closed at 22. Thirlington * Quincy sold up
from 06 to 9<%. The transactions aggresated
232.000 shares, of which40,000 were
Western Union, 5,000 Northwestern, 40,- |
0t;0 Kock Island, 1.1,000 St. Pauls, 30,000
l.nkc .Shore, 29.000 New York Central,
22,000 Michigan Central, 28,0i0 Delaware, J
i*ui-K?u>vnnu & weswrn, . ,?.?tu ueiawiire
& Hudson, 3,500 Morris & Essex and
000 Pittsburgh.
Western L'uina r-T^ C. C. <" A I... "J'
Qilcktllver V.y4\New Jtira^y Ctuiral 1
Quicksilver t)M 1SW Kock Island
Pacific Mull at. PhuI V>
MnrlpOM b^Z St. 1'anl jirrferunJ.. IJ
Jfarljios:! |?r*-ferr<>J . Wnliasli I .
Adiiuis Kxi'rcus '.?u Ft. Wnynu... Hi'f
Wells. Far^o A Co... 8i terra Hnute 'i
Awrlr.in ,'4t lVrifl Haute pfil.. .. Ill
United PtHU-n 4nt? Chlca.t) A Alton Hi
Ne* YorkCfutial... SV jChlcoKo.v AltonpfiilOl I
Krlc ti'-j OliloA Mi^lsntupi.. f 'j,
tie jirufirrL-J 1Duluw.iri' jAciin... -l J
Harlem* -..r?. " a. A l'.Tclofir?pU... vi
Hiirletn pr?f<srr*-d...l37 Missouri I'mcIOo U>t}$
Mii'hU'an Central... i>8% imlUtuiC?n<r?l.. ..-inj
1'dtiMiui 8i ItiirlluRton A Quln.. *?r%'
Uulon Pacific stock.. HannlbulA Bt Joe.. 7M
Uke ~liore 4?;*w CVutral P?c bond<~l'>7;4 j
Illinois Central 4'J jliuiou Puclliebonds 10.;:^
Pittsburgh si Lund Grants 'JjV, i
liorthwvHtern torn.. !?* ? .iuiklty Fun I SA,'<
Northwestern ptj... ;;'j j
Xcw \ork.
New Youk, April 23.?Cotton?v^uiet
ut 11 3-1 ?tall 5-lGc. riour? Good inquiry,
checked bv light supply and firmness of
holders'; No. 2, 0i)?0 75; common to
good $7 4n?7 CO; superfine western and
State ?7 00a7 40; pood to choice $7 C5a7 75; |
white wheat extra $7 80n8 85; fancy $8 00a
107?; extra Ohio $7 40n9 50; ?t. Louis $7 (!0
alO 00; Minnesota patent $'.) GOall 75.
Wheat?Unsettled, bnaineas checked by
limited oflerinca and advanced views *?f
holders; No. 2 Chicago fepriog in store
$1 00; new do #1 73al 75, closing strong at
outjide prices; No. 2 Milwaukee $1 75,
closed nt $1 70 bid, &l ?0 asked; winter red
western $160; ungraded spring $1 05al 50.
live?Firmer, western93a!>5c. Barley?Un- |
graded Canada $1 02. Malt?Firm; Canada
$1 15al 30. Corn?Fair trade for export
and home use; Meant mixed 02atiJc; do
yellow C3a<!3%c. Oato?More active; went* !
ern mixed and State 40'a5i?c; white western
19a*!uc. Hay and Hops ? 1'ocbanged.
Coffee?Quiet but firm; Uto cargoes 16a20c,
gold;, jobbing lCa2lM|c, gold. Sugar?
Quiet and strong; fair to good refining 9J{a
9Xc; prime 9Mc; refined U%al2!<c. Molasses?Foreign
scarcer au?l firm; grocery
firm and demnnd moderate, Rico? Fairly
active. Whisky?Firm at$H0Mal 11
? liicHuo.
Chicago, April 23.?Flour? Demand
fair anil prices higher, advanced '<c;
western extra $t; Masik>; Minnesota$8 00a J
0 25; patent process $9 (Mall 00; other (
patent. $s S0uv WKbat ? Excited, i
higher ami unsettled: No. 2 Chicago spring
$1 64 cash; *1 May; $1 5ti%al 5'i:H
Juno; has sold at $1 .12a 1 f?7 June, ni.d
Si .rilal 55*? May; No 't, $1 41; rejected
$1 23a 1 23)^. Corn?Unsettled but centrally
lowea; 47c cash; 4?'>7je April; -17. -.c
May; 48>?c June; rejected 43J?jc. Uau?
Easier; 37}?? cash aud May; 37c April;
3sKe June. Rye?Active, firm and higher
at 82c. ilnrley?Market cornered nt 7la
7Se. Pork?Active, firm and higher, closing
easy; $15 65 cash; $15 77Kal5 SO June.
Lard?Steady and unchanged; $1000 cash;
$10 12>$ June. Hulk Meats?Quiet aud
unchanged. Whisky?Steady nt $1 07J$.
At the close, Wheat whs hilier at $1 50X
May; $1 68 J< June. Coru a shade higher
at 47'5u47*,ie May. Oats uuchanged. 1'ork
firmer at $15 07^ May; $15 SO June. Lard
firmer at $IQ 05 May; $10 lOalO 12 K June.
AilcgUeuy Cuttle.
Hast Liberty, April 23.?Catti.h?Receipts
since aud including Friday 201 earn
of through nnd 62 earn of yard stock, or
5,821 heau; total for the week ending this
day 0,831 head, or 31S cars of through nnd
81 cars of yard stock, against 275 cars of
through and 73 cars ot yard, or 5,916 head,
Jmt week, lhti supply for this week j?
fair so fur. but ni nothing has been dons
except at rctail.no quotations can be found
reliable
Jloos?Receipts 10,7-5 head; total for
the week 15,730 head, against 15,0*0 last
week. Yorkers $.r> 25a" 40; Philadelphia
$5 70t5 85.
SllERP?Receipts 1,000 head; total for
the week 12,800 bend, against 13,'200 Inst
week. Selling nt $3 75a5 50.
CillCiUUHti.
CINCINNATI, Apnl 2.1.?Cotton? Dull
at lie. Flour?Active, firm and higher;
family $8 23a8 50. Wheat?Excited ami
higher, red $1 75al 95. Corn? Stronger
at 40al!)c. Oats?In fairdemand at42a46c.
Bye?firmer at 88u90c. Barley?Firm;
good to prime fall A0a70e. Pork?Firm at
$15 7f?. Lard?Dull; steam 10c; kettle \0lA
alio. Hulk Meats? In good detnaud;
shoulders 5^c; short rib $7 05; short clear
quiet at 8K?8?<c. Bacon?In fair demand
at 6%, 8*? and 9c. Butter-Stcadv ami
unchanged. Whisky?Steady and Arm at
*106.
Hogs?Quiet; common $4 60a4 80; fair
to good light $5 OOaft 30; packiuj |5 00a
5 butchers' $o 35a5 50.
l'hllailolphlH.
Pin t.ADRi.phi a, April ;i3.?Flour?Steady
and firm; extra $7 OU; Whconsia and
Minnesota extra family $8 50a0 00; Pennsylvania
$8 7fial?25; high grades $10 W a
11 00. Wheat?Steady; Pennsylvania red
$2 0da2 05; amber $2 0sa2 10; white $2t5a2
10. Corn?Yellow 63c; mixed 61c; sail
COJ^c; steam 58)fc. Oats?Whita 50fl52c;
mixed 4?c. Seeds?Clover, prime lGalGHc;
timothy $2 to. Pork has advanced Ka&c.
Lard advancing. Butter?Dull; New York
and Bradford county extra nud western
do. now 23s25c. Cheese?In moderate demand;
Western fine Hal 4 }$*-'. Ee*g'?
Weaker at 13aHc. Petroleum?Firiu; refined
15Kc; crude 18al3Kc. WhiskyWestern
$i 11.
Dry <?oo(ln.
Nnw YORK, April 23.?Business light
with package houses. Brown and bleached
cottons unsettled, and Fruit of Loom and
Lcnsdulc bleached shirtings arc reduced
by agents to 10c. Colored cottons steady.
Prints moved rather frealy. Heavy woolens
far men's wear in better demand. For
eifn goods inactive.
Toledo.
Toieoo, April 23. ? Flour ~ Firu
Wheat?Firm; No. 1 white Michigan 12 0
imber ipot $2 05a2 03teller May $2 Ofl
2 08; seller June $2 07; Ko.2 amber f 1 &
No. 2 red winter $2 00; No. 8 red $1 Hi
No. 2 ninber Illinois $2 00a2 01. CornFirm;
hivh mixed seller May Wc: nulh
August fiG^c; No. 2 spot seller Mav 62i
leller June 64c; seller August 65c; ftl.
white Vjc; rejected 53Xc; damaged 4&
Oats?Firm; No. 2, white G0i
Michigan 4fie.
rittttbarKb.
PrraBUROD, April 23. ? Petroleum
Week and lower; orudo 82 45 at Parker'
reilned 14%al6u Philadelphia delivery.
DRUGCISTS.
The Housekeeper's Delighl
LOGAN,
Combined In proper propo
LIST &C0 S ItuurM BiKuU,l)i
ItrCka.
EXCELSIOR FyS"J??J?r'*u""
Tho bos; Hotels U*fl It.
Q A If IN ft Tht Iwat Sminhuata use U
DM i\ 1 li U Tho In at Fanilllta iim? it.
P0WDER.r^,.,Co?"
I All kinds ol Ukea, UIkuI
ETYPCI C1HR Uuik,OrlddleCakea,Pquii
LAULLOlUn (^k? Marble Cake, fin
D A UIN R I l,rei?, ami IVitr
DMAIiiQ cfryantly mailt) with It, uu
0 H \A/ nCR n aatlngol tlme.ulto
1 U If U C. n. (^(.gandahormmlni:.
CVPCI ClflR I^-riTtril tin that thi
CAUCLalUn haveInjured their trad* I.
DAI/IMC selling inferior Hakim? ?'< *
DMMnU tier*. Thfjr ny they hai
P 0 W D E R.
EXCELSIOR No Bonedint, NuCha k(N
DAI/1 MP. Alum, No Dyapepsla, lnL<
DMMiMU k,Bi ufi a'fa. bxcthu
POWDER. yoy,derI
l.fcry I mull y, Uoardlo
CYPC1 ClflR Houw, Hotel ami Mcrctuu
LAOuLOlUll| ahould ha*e It. Atk yoi
j (irticer or DruMlat for i.<
P A 1/ IM d <-Af, List a Co'a Kxckuio
DrtlMlMVi iukiso i-o?>hK. Ifhedn
not hnto It, u?k him to b?d
aniA/nirp I for u. sou win not r??i<
r U ?Y U C. n it, u<.r will l.u npTJiw
R. A. WlcCABE & CO.
Wholesale Druggists,
Mos. 1423 Main and 1420 Soulh Streetwhi:ei.is(?,
\y, va.
A full ami complete stock of
3rugs, Medicines and Chemicals, Pater
Medicines and Proprietary Articles,
Paints, Oils and Dye-Sluffd,
Varnishes, &c.
Orders from City am! Country Dottier
respectfully solicited.
PR0PBIET0B3 OK
ENTERPRISE BAKING POWDKH,
KRAFT'S DIABRUKA COMPOUND,
DU. ilOBERTS' COUGH SYRUP,
ROBERTS' IMPERIAL I.INIMEN'l
boush's worm canjjv,
EXTRACT OF GRAPEVINE.
ALWAYS. GET TIE BEST
KBED'S
COUGH SYRUP!
3o Not Nfc't'Ct a field However Slight
For COUGHS, tt&LDS, HOARSENESS,
BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING
COIIOll. Ac., lino
REED'S CGUGH SYRUP!
There ia mo Preparation equal to it. Tr
t ami be convinced.
UK MEMBER! Ahk for "ilKI.o's C'Ol'G
Syrcp," and bo sure you get it.
;pKtCK 2!) CENTS PEP. 1IOTTI.K.
HOUSTON & REED, Proprietors,
Whirling, W.V^
SOLD B r All. DEALERS IN MEDICINE
?P2
'jllU'STr.K'd SALE.
By virtu? i i a d?ed ot trust wade by Canter S?
am) Mary, hid wife, to the undent 'UihI Truste
luted thu 1st dsyof .TMiuary, 187^ and duly n
corded in tho Clerk's office of thn County Court i
Jlilo county, Went Virginia. In Deed of 'TruM an
Mortgage &wk No. 4, pages 405 uud 4C?;, I will on
SATURDAY, the 19tli day of Muy,18"7,
ReglnulnRat 10 o'clock a. m. ot wild day, Ht tt
front dooi ol the Court llou.w of Ohio county, I
the city of Whwillug, w 11 tit public nuctlou nil 11
[ullovviii^ described |ito|H>riy, thai t* to s: a
thut CtiUln piece of land lytugnnd lu lu,; <*ui tl
waters of Glen's Run, In mid louutjr cf Ohio, ai;
being part of the hud lielonging tn the lata At
drew P. Wood* and adjoining the lands of Wldlai
J. Welshnus, thehelra of Djvid (inrdnor. deccn
ed, and the hairs of Andrew P. Woods, decease
containing IN acre*, :: roods and 10 porches, an
iKjundcd aii.l divert tied as follow#, vlr : lU-gmniti
At un elm corner to Garden and Kcillyon tl
Woods' lino; theuce up the Run Ro?d i>. CHx/A ' i
21 14-101) poles and h. K 20 poles to a ntal
on tho ?outh aide ot laid road; thence S. 13J1
18 24-lCO polos to u staka: thence S. K, 1? Iti-li
poles to a tttane; thence s. 81? Vf. 47 78-100 poll
to a corner to said Welshaiis on original tract lit
and with his line and a*id tract llneS. 67J V
.o ofivu jxjin ?u uriK>o? < <>nicr ui trail now
corner on ilio lino of said (Jaid-n ami with h
lino (another original) N. 20" b\ Ki 4C-100 poles i
thoboglnnluK, tosetlier with thu luiproTemen
thfrton auit the hereditament* and tippurtemto
belonging therein, excepting only the coil undo
lying the uld tract.
T?n ? of Salk?Three hundred dollars of tl
purchato money In cash on the day of aale, and tl
rcslduo of tho wild purebate inouoj ou the 1st da
ol January, 1S7S with interest on th? defetred li
atatlmcnta from the day ol n.ilo until pay uii ut; tl
purcbaier to giro good por?onal security for tl
i<ayment of said deferred Inatallment.i and tho tit
u> tho property to be retained uutll tho pturcha
tuonejr Ik full. n?ld.
The title to the ahoro property Is believed to I
ttuexceptlooablo.
aplMu iw JAME3 P. ROPERS, TrnMco.
Robinson House
PITTSBURGH,
Corner Seventh St. and Duquesco Wa
Fronting on the Allegheny llivcr, and uci
tho hnslncw portion of the city. It
1* ensily rwehed by
Street Cars Iran: Any Railroad Depo
The rooms arc uicoly furnished and kcj
in first-clnos order.
TIIE TABLE 13 SECOND TO NON
IN THE CITY.
The ntuiche* are universally polite an
attentive to nil gnest9.
Rales Reduced to $2 and 2.50 Per Da
according to room.
l{. J. MoANDLIM,
THO! RIETOK.
mr'JO-Tu
j^ADIES' AND MIOSES'
ar.Acr, sp3P?sdbr & skirt .suptor
BR COMBINED.
ONLY 75c, AT THE MANUFACTORY.
iCiJ Market St., below Fostoffic
turlO
rjNVELOPEsH
A good Mfortment for isle ebenp at tl
INTELLIGENCES OFFICE.
professional cards.
A B. CALDWELL,
'? A.
J;
); Attoruoy at Law,
r 1220 CXUPUKK st.
Bj
2 Praoticca in all Courts. ap20
? JOHN J. JACOB,
attorney at law.
Ofliee In Tcople's Bank Building, corn it
ot Miiln ttml Twelfth streets. apG
" J DALLAS SWING,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. 64 Twelfth St.,
- dtC WHEELING, W. VA.
r- J. W. COWDEN,
l* A 11 o r ii o y a t a w.
olbpf-no. 12?2 Ciuplinkst.,
' WHEELING, w. VA.
Prompt uttrutluu to nil buttons en!ru%tr<l to iujr
M Mm. M
, ^ II. COCHRAN,
rl Attorney at I-nw.
r, 1220 ClIAPI.INE STRKKT,
y fel^ Wl^EELlNG, W. VA
ILL!AM EUSKINK,
Attorney at JL. a w.
o Offlnof tbnUtaC.W.Ii.AUlwD, i;o. 1140Chsp>
llutntwt, Wheeling, W. Vs.
ir WIU practice In tno Btate and Federal Courts.
BENJAMIN ? ALLWON, Notabt Pdbuc.
Ottko as aliotr. del If
!| i i.li a si philips,
" Juitloe ot the Peece h Reel Estate Agent,
J
tx No. CO TwKi.nn Hx., Whuklikh.
Collections of all kind* undo nnd pruccmli .
promptly remitted. )?;?
, Q C. OLMSTED, M. D.,
h'omeopathio physician,
Ok-pick?No. 50 iothtkkntu Si.
wheeling, w. va.
Oilico Hoars?8 to 10 a. m. 1 to 3 p. u. de2
^Ym- " hearne,
i HI lUKNtl Al LAW.
Office with Daniel Lainh, No. 1318 Market
Street. Office up Htaiw.
j mi SO
, | JJA N I K L LA M B,
ATTORNEY Al UW,
No. 1318 .Market Street, (.ever City Hank,)
'( 4 Wheeling, >V. Va.
. rp .1. HUGU8,
! Attorney at Law.
Office 71 Twelfth Stred, Wheeling, W, Va.
, Practiced in the Courts of Ohio, Marshal)
j nml Tyler count1* W. V:>. nr>vl7
' A NIE L P E 0 K ,
ATTORNEY AT LAYI,
1404 Chapline Street, Wheeling, W. Va.
e29
J^lNCll <t 'lUOMPSON,
M
| ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
1205 CUXXUXZ STBEET.
Room No. 2 Odd Fellow*' BalldlBg?up?taln.
inr28
I =
' TO"E HAVE THIS DAY OPENED A
y FIR9T.CLA?S
Grocery Store & Meat Market
[i
Combined, CORNER^MARKET AND TENTH
ii tlr*t-cl?M Grocery trodi>, and tho very b?*st of
Freib, tailed nod Smoked Aleati, Lard, Sauaige,
Ac. Ouriuottola
"To Soli Cheap Tor Cash."
i, The following priori will convlnco vou ol suca '
to be a fact
& Cofloe Sugar..., 10yx to II
ltio ('otic? green ?... ...21 to 1Z
m I'.lo Cotlec, roaaieJ,........... .........24
Arbticilc'aCoQW? ... M
N. O. Hugur...M 9K
?rocn Teas -lOr lo 81 25
Black Teas ?Uc to t OTi
Oirbonlll! .. ...,...*Oc gallon.
_ Flno Vinegar-? -20c gallon.
Twenty Iij. Klee for ~ .SI 00
P?-it N. O. Molaaaoa .....65o gallon.
I-ltio Maple byrup 81 25 gallon.
Ami all other goods at lowest price*. Freah Ilatter
ntid Egss, Potatoes i nlons, Apple#, mid other
10 Produce txmituntly on hand. We want evuryono
In to reuiemU r that till our goods aro guaranteed tu
io give entlm latWaetlon..
H Call and lortk |?r yourseli'at the MARKET
" SQUARE GROCERY ANl> MEAT MARKET.
S A. M. WALTER.
FRED. WE1MER.
['' W. II. CAt.nW*Lt, A. K. SMITH, A. K. STKWHSOH
* Prot't. Brewer. Manager
I SMITH X CO.,
Browera, Maltatera &. Mop Dealers.
? lo
Having thoroughly renovated tha Wheeling
,, Hruwerv, and changed Its eutlru management by
M organizing a Joint Stock Cotnpnuy, and placing Mr.
r. A. K. SMITH In charge ol the Brewing Depart*
inwit, wo are now prepared to iurnliU
" SMITH'S CELEBRATED
'J. BITTER. PALE t KES^ETT ALES. POSTER, to..
Fully up to theiUndard which hits licrotofortijjveu
10 them auch extensive reputation.
m. We rctpcctfully ollclt your patronage.
8M1TH ?* 00.
'* QII KAl? QKOCEKIE8??
YOU CAN BUY
Oue lb. Fx. Young ilrnon Tos for.. <0c.
3k One lb. pood Gunpowder Tea for 60c.
j Ono Hi. Wat Gunpowder Ten for 90o.
One lb. bo*t JupanTm far .80c.
One lt>. good Jm an Tm for ?00c.
One It).!**'. Oolonc Tea lor .' ?.Vo.
One lb. pood Oolong Tea fur 60c.
Twenty lta Rice for....* - 81 00
PEARL MEAL, CORN 8YRUP,
11 And nil klcdj of Grocer!e? at tho loweat market
prices, at
ir ?J. W. BAIITON'H,
2251 and 22M Mark*7 ST., CKXTM WBMUNO.
ipr3t ,., .
. HftBBftfiEsiSli
p. SESEETS.SgSMi:
nVfclml of v- 'h l'tini!nU? ??f ncaitiit,
fchoilntM j>*iln)?nt? to rurrliw. their n?lntrantic
iro.'ji at*on*11 IHmtr*.tallyexplainingthel,
p kanv?, i>Tn|.tii:n?*n.J n-it tnctir*- it ii tf?only milr
^ fcloniiflo *nr? u!l'i? k ' il #v?r ptihlnhnl. ttirl ! ewnplrt*
lit rvi-rv rfpi. f. ft,tit ?fcurf <y ?ealiil on rtrrlpt nt Ui cit.
I'r. C. A l:..iiASv*>. t;j .N..r;U ii!Ui ??..!.
si l.ou i, M.i. r..utill.lir.tln ! >;..
i?l ^yiLLlAM WIN'DP.IM,
f ARCHITECT,
WDCELINO, w. VA.
DtaljM, Drawing. Plan*, Hi?clfleatloni, Full*
uiMmhikI IieUiliot UulldiUiHfumlohed for elth?
Wool, lirick or etO'c; inperiutcndcccfl of wnrki
acd drawing on the moil reasonable trjuu. Full
Mred Pcsi>;u? for all wrti of OrDtmenUl Work.
OFFICE?84 TWELFTH STREET.
In Dr. nildretb'* Blo:k, Second Floor,
n _ ^??8Llso, W. VA.
SLATE ROOF
It tbu
E> CHEAPEST AND MOST DURABLE
J FIRE-PROOF COVERING
Fcr Brick cr Frame Butld.'np. The difference in
tniuTance will pay tbo addlUonal cost over ahluglev
Price* tayond competition.
" CYRUS M. TOCUM,
ar?-d^w &ttV2t*XUXM, o. 1
MERCHANT TAILORS
New Goods!
SPRING'and SUMMER
? t
C. HESS & SON,
Merchant Tailors,
COR, I4tti AND MAIN 8TS.
Have )u?t received their large nud alagaat
took q( Uooda for
SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR.
Kwbraolag all uew deaigua of
Cloths,
Caisimerei,
Vesting*,
Suiting), end
Spring Ovwooatinyi,
Which will he made up tu the Bout Style.
KULL LINE UK
GLNTS1 FURNISHING GOODS.
| ' WHIT a SHIRTS MAUH 76 UHVRR.
We iurite the public to call aud examine
our stock. feeling aimed we onu oHer su?
perior inducements.
j mrl7_ l\ 11BB8 A BON._
J. H STALLMAN & CO.,
Merchant Tailors!
I '
We have received tor the
; Spring and Summer Trade
One the LARGEST AND BEST bE
I.ECTED STOCK OF GOODS
ever brought to the city.
All the NEW STYLES
?OF?
J Plain and Plaid Suitings,
I Diagonal and Basket Worsteds,
! Castor and Fur Beavers,
Plain ar.d Fancy Pantaloon Uouds,
And ell styles oI goods usually icuud a a
fmt-clnes CHtHblifihraent,
A fine line ol
j GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
AIwftVN in store.
THE BEST PLACE TO BUY SHIRTS
iu the city.
jafiPCnll aail look ui our goods.
No. 27 Twelfth St., Wheeling.
aeSS
JOHN SLftBK. Jr.
>n?, irrfr??bou?oMMi
<fc CP'S
Best Six-Cord
"THOMAS RUSSELL,"
SOLE ACENT.
Obtainoda DIPLOMA for
"Excellence in Color,
Quality nl Finish."
WHICH IS THE
HIGHEST AWARD
(.It \HHD TO SI'OOL COTTON AT
CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION.
apS-Uawr
pAESONSPHOTOGRAPHIC
SHADOW,
EFFECTS.
?ar28
0 STEIXMET2,
Paper Box Manufacturer,
Nos. 1211 mn?i 1213 Main 8tr*t, up ?Ulr? (old
Union H*!l). U n<.w prepared to make all klndiof
Knucv and 1 kin t'ip,ir Boxw in u (food atjrlo and
it as low prlraM any bourn in the country. Order*
from tho rountry promptly lUtendfl tu.
miiA
J UST RECEIVED-ANOTHER LOT OK
DIRT BARROWS.
The print puu thorn within the reacii ol everytody
that biu van for Wheelbarrow.
1 hire alMon bind a No. 1 HEAVY WAOON,
tillable for hauline Pig Metal, Iron or Ktone. Tbia
Wagon wa?madebyoueof our beat cltrmakera.
It li offered it ft Tcry low price. Call tad too It.
JACOB SNYDER,
1406 MAD! STREET
ar23
CROCERlEs.
Jos. Speidel &Co~
THE LEADING GROCERS.
Largest and Best Assorted
Stock in the City.
Best Goods and Lowest Prices
AT THK
NEW DOUBLE IRON FRONT
BUILDING.
1416 MtlnS. 1417 South St?.
Bp.'! Just opposite It. A O. H. II. Depot.
DRY CATSUP
Or Aromatic Hcawnlng for Meat*, Oy?i?.r?, Fhli.Ae.
THOBURN & BP.O.
gUNDRIEdBardcn'a
Condensed Milk, Halfurd'n, Lcn A Ptrrlni'i
and t rlticc of Walt* Sium, Totucto Catcup,
Ac., at TMOBURN A BEO'A _
QAUfOBKIA DRIED ftttUTS.
Cbolto Iparrd) California P-Mir*.
Choice ' Allien Evaporated ProrhM.
Choice California Plums.
Just received and for unto br
TlIOriORN A BRO,
mrlM) Cor. Matkot and 11th.
rjio WHOM IT MA.V CONCERN.*
The undersigned respectfully cull" llio attcnUou
of HouitekeeptnaudConmuiPrs to hlnluige stock of
CHtimP FAMILY RRfinCRIFR
Which ha* been selected from first hnnda with caw,
and which bo oilers at as nrar WIi'ilenalo I'rlccs n.i
It Is possible to urt.
Special Inducements to Liberal Buyers.
?9_Goods ilellvcreil to any pnrt of the city.
R. J. 8MYTII,
Corner Market and Fourteenth street*.
And U. J. KM YIII A CO..
mr!7 83 Zane ht., It! an J.
STOVES & HARDWARE.
The Cheapest,
The Best,
The Lafgest
COOK 8TO V-K
In the Market !h the Celebrated
VALLEY STAR.
BENJAMIN FISHER,
STAR FOUNDRY.
A ijreat variety of other Cook Stoves a!wuys
on hand. p4TAll Stoves guaranteed.
Marbelized Iron and Slato Mantels.
Freestone and Slate Hearths. &o.
Cull, examlbe and ace prices hafore purchasing
elsewhere. mr22
g P. CALDWELL.
Marble, Slate & Iron Mantles,
Common Orates, Tile and nil kinds of
Terra Cotta'goods.
Galvanized Iron Work and Tin
Roofing,
TOGETHER WITH A COMPLETE AS
SORTMENT OF
COOKING STOVES
Ami House Furninhiug Uood*. Wo anil
special attention to tinPeerless
Radiator Shaking Urate.
The most complete Urate in the market,
it can be Men in operation In Mr. Frank
Coen's fine residence cu the Island, t nil
uud examine.
1507, 150DA 1511 itlalil Strict,
near IS. ?V O. It. It Depot. inf*
^RE YOU GOINJi TO MOVE'
Don't You Want h
NewCook Stove
The BEST and CHEAPEST STOVES IS
THE MARKET can he fouud at
IVo. 1425 IVXain St.
THE FAMOUS
ARLINGTON
AND OTIJEK
First-Class Stoves,
Can now he bought Cheaper than ev?'r
before.
AU. MOVES WARRANTED TO PLEASE
Don't full to call and see our "took he*
fore purchasing.
JOSEPH BELL & CO.
ARLINGTON STOVE WORKS,
No. 1426 Mais St., Wheeling, \\\ Va.
mrl2
MAE/TIN'S
A
CAPITAL RESTAURANT.
No. ll.V? MakkkT Sr., it tU only (Uii-ihii Restaurant
in the city. It ia the only Ucjuumm t hut
hut acpmto rooms for ladlw,or where you otu Hn>l
that quiet cleanliness of a borne, combined
with the lwit cuitiM that can be found In tb? rlty.
He keep* on hand the rery beat tb? market affords
In rivtablti. flab, oysters, gam', and eTrrjtblnc
in acMon, and aerrealt up In a manner nnfxce!l*d
In tbe country. He can be rolled upon alwaya to
furnish rrerytblnit first-class. apO
PRESCRIPTION FREE
For tbe speedy Cure of Bemlnal Weakness, Lort
Manhood, and all disorders brought un by lodlscroUonor
Exceo. Any Drnolat has ths lafrodlwta.
Addrttt DR. MQUES ft CO., Cincinnati. 0.
f?13-d*w
TRANSPORTATION.
gALTDIOHE & OHIO UA1LBOAJ).
SIMM?M?i
UU.H W .'Jl 111 f ? *
On and ift?> January IS. 1877, PuMUftr Tula
will run m follow? Wb??llp? Umo:
M^n-uoUND. NaO. Nu.7*No.l. N?4I*
Lw??- a.m. A.m. i, H. A.M.
Whr?llu| hhhhhwm 140 10:35 MO 1M
Arrl?M at? r. u. t. m.
Utmlton .... 11:09 MJ lltiS CM
_ P. M. A. M
keywr ... 2.37 7W *2u
Cumberland 8:iS 6:s<J CIO
Miaumbuxji.".- 8 iM QMS
Waah'ton Cuj.-........ y.id ifcji
lWtli.-.'c 10 bo lt:*Q
A.M. j
rUlladttSphla fclOl
Ni-? Twk 8;K|
Uallj eicei't Huaday.
Sio. 7 atujia it nil oUUoui botweou W healingtod
Cumberland; No CI ituna it >11 titatluna btnrwa
Wheeling and Oraltou; KOi & rnakmdirect ooqdk*
Uoua for all polnta ronth.
wmnnrND. > No. 8. No. 2.*. No. 10.
L?IT?Whawllng
* 7;Ma.m 4:lflM? lOi'ttr.K.
ArrlTt at?
tanwrlllf 12:05 TM 8:80 m WOi.M.
Nowmxk 1;*0" IttW 4.00"
UoluMihua *15 " 6:30 11
Haudutky 7:00 M lOtfO "
Dayton 7 80 M 1^0rM
Cincinnati 8:00 HfcjAA.lt.
Lbulavlllo i2:0&N't 7;<tt M.
luaikiuvolli U:23p.m 12:40N'o
tit. Loula 8:80a.m 8:4Sp.m.
Cl)1rai(uM.?. G:..Oa.m 8:80 "
?Ually ajuvpt duuday.
No*. 8 au<i iv uiato cloae ouiinecUou at ColuinUu
fnr all point* fcouth and Southwtat; at Chlotgo foi
all ]<uluti Wcat a ltd N'orthwoaU
Last-bound trmuu iu*a?c?uuectk>na at flaltlmora
fur I'hiUddphla, Nt?w York and Iirntou. At Waiblu^tou
City lor all in-luta doulli.
Weat*bound trafna raakedlmt counw tlotu fo?
all principal jotuu Wcat and North wcat.
Pullman Palucticara on all night unlni.
WHEELING, FITTW. A UALTIMOUK DIV.
lwtw dally? I Arrtrea dally at
Wheeling.........7:M r. m.lWaahlDuton.l'a 10:40 a.tu
4:25 p. 10.1 6:10 p?la
Except tiunday. | *Excv|>t Hunday.
TlckoU to nil prlud]?l polnta uu aula u Depuk.
OlUti) ojiviintaU hours dm lug tho <lnv.
TllOtt it ftllAUl',
Muster ..J Tmiuporuiluit.
H. 1. Ut Vltlta, Owt'l Agent. _ )a!6
CLEVELAND A I'llJH1SUHUM UAlLUOAD
(!0/fDEMIUi TIMN VAUb.
On anil after DcceuiW 4. Trrin* will iuh
Dally. i?nc??i't Puu.layj aa ?ol)o?a. vU
ACCOUMO.) MAIL. kXj'lUSa.
UtAVM. j
Belltlrw 5.M A m. 10:30 a. m. LOO p. ?
Hrlflciiort 6:05 " 11:00 " 8.10 ?
Martin Feny... G:1S " 11:08 " 8:17 '
Ij^raiij?'.. 0:48 " 11:60 M fcCO "
3tc uNuirillu........ 7:0*1 " 1X06 P.M. 4:08 "
Woli/vlilo 8:20 ' 1016 ?? S.ftu '
Bochs-u*! U:S0 ' 2:80 *' ii:40 ?
aijuv*.
Flttlhi rgh? 10:35 " 8:40 " 7;4A '
Altuom WW P. M. 9:40 " 12:1ft a. *
Harrial>urK 11:05 " 2:40 a.m. 3:68
Baltliuora. 7:46 "
Washington 912
Philadelphia 8:10 a.m. 7:00 " 7:S5 '
New York* ... 6:15 " 10:10 " 10:?5 "
boston 4:60 p. M 8 4u 1*. u.
All unit* 12:23 " 5:15 r. M
ItATctu a, 1:25 " C:08 "
Hudson 1:65 " 8:84 "
Cleveland? M0 7:36 M
KL Way no 12:01 A.M. 8;S0a.M
Chicago 7:20 " 0:20 "
Aocoiamodutlou Train leaves Hoilalni at 4:40 ?\m
oa<l arrlv?a at StoubeovUla at 8:16 p. M.
F pedal aeeotnmodatlon tralna lea re Btilladrw at
9:50 a.m. and 12:00 I'. M.', Brldgqiort 10:03 A.M. sua
1:06 r. M.; armti nt Mnrtlu'i Ferry 10:16 a.m. and
1:15 p. it. Returning loar? Martin's Ferry at 11:80
a. m. and 3:.or. Bridgeport 11:40 a.m. and :i lt?
p. w.; arrive nt BclUlre at 11:66 a. m. and 8:45?. ?
Tickets to all |irliiclpal points In tho hunt itud
Wtflt tan be procured at the Union Ticket Oittr*
M'Lure House, end at the station at Brldgejo! i.
F. B. MY EES,
de8 General Passenger and Tioket Agent.
PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI A ST. LOllitf
1 It AILW AY?PAti'llAUDLB RQUTK.
i>tsa3g;ggsg5g8sg
llo Direct Line to Uie Northwent, Welt aua
South weat.
CONDENSED TIME CABD.
iuku>g cuuci noTcmoor lb7t).
ip Hi'. tVm ami {*uth (via lolumbui.)
riui utis. | fac'l hx^Aocotu'u.
L'T i'i'.Oburyli ...111:VU p.m. 8:89 a.m. U:40 p.m.
tiUtuben?Uie..| 12:63 H.m.|lv.07 ' 6:10 "
LxjuutroD " 11:66 * 8(W "
Newark 4:45 " 2:20 pm.
Columbus-...I <5:03 " S?0 " 10,16 a.m.
A'T Luti leu I 7:01 " 4:43 " LI 11 "
Xeuia 8.C3 " 6:42 ?? lijop.m.
D-ytau I 7:60 ' 1:33 ?
ClutS!.nna...^;l0*5 a.m. 8:u0 ? 8.13 "
Loui'Tllio | .....[12:% a.m-1 7ii6 "
2b ttu uti< u-ui S-jHih (via ZaumUlc.)
L'Vfl Z:iUcafi!.? ..| B:SU u.iu. &10 p.iu.| ..... .
jL'to Lancaster... 10:13 " 6J4 ....
Cirderlll*, ..11:15 " tt.15 C:10 a m
Wuhlu3l'uilt:27 i>.tu. 7.1fl "
Wllinlugt'u 1:2* " ... ttlO '
Morrow 2:10 " HUHMnH. 9:04 "
Cincinnati,.| 4fll ? |.? |lf;S6 ?
To tlx g>t<s AyrtMi<4t trla ColuuiOua.)
Katt Ind. rtc. Cbk
LIu? tx. Ex. fca.
a. u. a. m p. m. r.m
Loare Columbnj 6:08 10:16 8:60 640
ArUc Utbuaa - 7:4c 6:46 7:40
I'lquiu. 8:33 6:W WB
r.m.
PJchmc&L. 10-.M 1:40 136
P.M. I t
Indlancpclia- 12:40 6 65 11:26
a.m.
tit. Lot:la 8:45 8:80 a. fc.
Logaiupuri...... S'-'fc 8:06 ZM
Chicago..- ..... 7:4C 7:6C Iff,
HTPullman Drawing Boom and Sleeping Can
from titvubeaTllle and Colurubua through irt/Awrt
duinqr, to Cincinnati, L/iuUrille, Indianapolis ana
St. Louli, aud try in Columbia to Qilcwjo.
The plea?ure seeker or thoao iwektog Jluna in tfu
K'(Ml, afiould call on or addmas the undmtgnod foj
through tlma tables, mapa, land circular* and further
information.
W. L. O'BRIEN.
Gon'l I'flSMdiger and Ticket Agent, No. 219 Hiel
aueet, Columbtu, Ohio. Ja2c
rjlO CAPITALISTS
Or Parties of Small Metna Oealraj. ut
Engsfllag In Grape Growing,
Cazi Mlnlnnni* Mortal
Gartieolng.
actount ol drcnoed tji Iui dalroua u
chaining iny realdenfca, and taorelor? oflbr for nli*
ray farm iltaatQd opposite the city of wheeling, on
the river bank, rnMway between Bridgeport ar.d
Martlu'i Ferry, and Immediately adjoining tho *Ulego
of ^Etnarille. Tbo property conalata of Gu
ocrre ol hill ud table Una tod 19 of river bottom.
In the hlil there are two irami of coal, 0^ tod
icot thick, threo deposit* of limestone, an 8 foot
vein at clue texturo eand or free atone, an 18 foot
v?in of mail, which altogether make soil ud nn
underlying bed of dopoSlta of a rich and Taluable
character.
Gu the turfaco, the larger portion of which llta
gently eloping to the Mat, ana all under direct atuwurato
the aun, la a Vineyard of 88 acres, moetly
Catawba grnpee, ull In tluu Gearing oouditlon, about
icvojj rcara old, which bu proTcn Itself able to pay
it himdsorne per cent to tbo cultlrator.
The property la bdng approach*! a bore wad W
low by nn adrundngtlde ol persona aoeklng email
homestead a, and la now really the only unoccupied
territory between Bridgeport and Martln'i Ferry.
It 1b valuable aa an Investment for caplul cooking a
sal.- purcbaee, and vnlnahle to those who want market
gardening ground doao to the dty. It front*
beautifully cj-on the river and coinmtodeeTlewof
tbo dty, the laland and the whole ecenory of tb?
valley.
The term* of aale will be ono-thlrd caah, balance
In two aonual payment*. 8 per cent Intertet on dtferrcd
Mymcnta. For further partlculan Inquire
of RICHARD CRAWFORD
On the premlees, or by mail at Bridgeport, Ohio.
p?
DR. BUTTS'
DISPENSARY |
Thirty Trnfiriptrl'ii'-flin UiotmUufutofSaxoal au<l
Chronio Dueaarnbfb'Hh mn.
I Ur- DCm'RarHaieOnldf.
/HmiHiSL a rbyateioctoai view ?.r Nmtim#
fbrtheRiarritdaod tliou conuup:?u7)^
rTT^firjEr iTwx/i??, ou the mjnt?rt? of nonJuk.
' iuu ai,4 the Kent IntnmttcaoVyouUi,
manhood and womanhood AniiluitnMtKMkoiMTMgtt.
lor I'tiv.iia leading. wj.lchuwuldb?*?pt uodw lockmd
Sen! underm?. f >riOe:?.
A PRIVATE MEDICAL THHATIBS ot> all <Ua?L?M
c' ft I'rivalo Nftturo tu L jDi iriM, tul aUiMt and <L?o-l
-r? ot t:i? a*rual ?y?ltn. and the maana ol cur?, lUpagM
wiyijjfrartnja, ar.iMndtf acal tarttcta.
iSZDiOAL AD TIC a on SaiualaaU Chronla Dtaeajw.
faavlnal \Veak&aia,Cturih, Cancer, uuprara, Ow Qpraa
I lUtni, 4c., a 40 paja work Mnl uadar ml Hit to c-.?. All
threo books tooiahiln| 400 pageeaodwtrjtlilmiwTOh
kcowlag on t.'u autjjkt, aont inumiy aaaM on r%ooipt
of 00 eta. Addrtit, Dr. Butte1 OiapartMry.
No.t2N.dthtt.8t. Uuia.Mo.
jyjILLS, FREW & CO.,
BOOK BINDERS
-Arto?
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS.
Are prepared at all tlmee, with the beet material
to tUl orderi (or BUnk Booka, auch aa are oatd by
Banka, CountIm, Corporatlona, Itallroadj and Merchant*.
upon abort irfitloe, and In the moat deatrableand
workmanlike manner.
HaTlog a'J the latest and moet tmprovpd miahlncry
we le?l conlldent that wo wlU randor antlr#
aatlafactlon to all who favor oa with thdr ordera.
Mualc, Uanalnea ao-J Periodleada of mry darsripUou
hsuud In a neat and durable Banner.
MILLS, FREW A CO.,
Non. SS ato S? Foemim 6i,
deia WtlESLlflO. W^A
rt\f\ RAKKfcl.S FLOUR?
lUplcy Mills, Indiana, Alias, 9a& Qty, Foz
aale *t lowtet mazk<st ratMuer,
davdtfobt a farm.