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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-26
New York Market.

by Telegraph
NEW YORK, July 25.
COTTON-Heany and lower; 46047 for mid
0lipg.
tfOUR-More active and l0d25c BETTER
50 6ia6 10 for extra State; 81 5O0775 for COM
mon to good shipping brands extra r. d: v anu
- sOaS IS for trade brands market closing nrm
with no sellers at the inside prices Included in
the sales are 200 bbls extra Stat, for the last
half of August at SO IS; Canadian Hour lO02oc
better: sales of 45O bbls at 50 1907 for common
and 81 2O0s rs for good to choice extra;
WHISKY-Firmer; Western at S2 ii az i2
WHEAT-305c better; 81 40 40 for Mil
waukee club 81 506l 81 for Amber Milwaukee;
81 6a0l IS for Winter Red Western, and 81 $50
- for White Western; Amber Michigan nomi-
nal at 81 SJd 80.
RYE-SCarce AID very firm at 9od91 LOT Wes'
BhRLEY-Dun
BARLEY MALT-Dull.
CORN-Active; and &c better; Sass .'for un.
sound S6Gs7 for sound mixed WESTERN closing
oATSNic better; 6l a63 for Western; inside
price for inferior; closing dull
COFFEE-Dull.
SCGARS--Quiet; 1876 for Porto Rico; Havana
1908.
PETROLEUM-Quiet 81 Q32 for Gil de; 53d "a
Tor refined in bond; 6s 673 do. free.
PORK-Opened heavy and lower and closed
firm; S3U03l for new mess; closing at s3l cash,
S2T So 20 for SO and "a; do $23 5O024 for prime;
aud SOS as so tor prime mess Also 1850 bbls.
Lew mess for July, sellers option; at s3od3o 10.
BEEF-Unchanged.
BEEF HAMS-Quiet
CUT MEATS-Firm; l5dl7c for shoulders
BACON-Dull
LARD-Higher at Ia 623i
BUTTER-Quiet; 2Oe27 for Ohio and % 80
for State
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MUSIC.
NEW STORE! NEW STORE !
MUSIC AND VARIETY,
No. 1913 Main street, above Monroe,
,noar STEMS Clothing House.

e. A. WEBER,
TEACHER OF MUSIC, AND Or
/ GANIST, extensively known in this city
and vicinity, begs leave to announce that
To-Morrow, Tuesday, tho 9th inst,
he will open his new Music and Variety Stores,
where he will keep OH hand an assortment OF
Pianos (among them Steinway's Hazleton's, OF
New York, Melodeons, Sheet Music, including
the best instruction Books and latest Sheet Pub
locations, ViOlins Guitars, Flutes, AccordeoRs
and Banos Of the best Foreign and American
make, German and Italian Strings, &C. &c
Also Stationery Photographic goods and no.
tons He will promptly attend to any orders
fer Music left at the Store.
He will az heretofore, give Instruction on the
Piano, Melodeon, Organ, and in thorough base
either at scholars houses or at his Music Room
QO3 Main street., where fine Piano is furnish
ed for practice.
Choirs, Glee Clubs and Vocal Glasses attende
10.
Arrangements are also being made for renting
out Pianos.
Keeping only the best OF goods on hand-hav.
ing adopted the motto of Quick sales and small
profits "-being always close up to times he re-
spectfully bespeaks the patronage OF the public
ie56m f. A. WEBER.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-26
baltimore Market.
(By Telegraph

[By Telegraph
BALTIMORE, July 25
FLOUR-very firm for high grades; City
Nils shipping extra sl0:5.
WhEAT-Advanced Sc; White 81 2Oa2 3d.
Red 81 U502l5.
CORN-Dull; White 9799s; Yellow 96a97.
PROVISIONS-Quiet
WHISKY-Sales on the spot at % H. and to
arrive at 81 II.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-26

CHARLES SIEBKE,
SUCCESSOR TO II. DIEMEL,
y FANCY DYER AND SCOURER, South
Street, near he B. & o. X. X. Depot, Wheeling
VIVA. All kinds of Shawls, Ribbons, and eve
nv description of Silks and WOODEN Goods, exc
cuted on short notice and Oh reasonable terms
This is the first and best Steam Dying Estab-
lishment in the Western States. sep20
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DIR. WAGNER

DIR. WAGNER
OFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL
~ services as Ph5sician and Surg con, with the
remark that he has been particularly successful
In the treatment Of the diseases of chi .dren.
Office No. 100 Main street. Office hours from
10 to IL a. u, and ato4P.A jel&-3m
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New York Cattle Market.
by Telegraph


New YORK, July IS.
At the opening of the market, holders of Beef
having paid an advance at 4 lbany were very
firm ana unwilling to operate except ut al adj
Tance, bat they were successful III obtaining
better figures thou 81 or the estimates of weight
the seller undoubtedly bad the advantage Tor
time, .lfteY tho bost OF s,ieNes had been selected.
The t.ade was slow and IGaUkst closed heavy at
;,boaL Last weeks quotations.. Large quantities
of cattle are ieported o.. the way from Chicago
Prices for th, oest were lie; good to extra I60
l6:; common 10 fair IA l5ic, and inferior lots
iI0IJc The receipts were better ana more cat
II, have sold at i51l.c than last week, which
advances the average of all sales to i3i Ia
VEAL CALVES-Continue in very fair de-
u.amd and with good supply. We quote7 a9lc
ioI cOInnon 10 good; '3dltic Tor extra 10 choice;
and very choice at Tic.
SHEEP-Ruled steady throughout the week;
tho demand aud supply being about equal, but
ut tho close to-day holders are asking &c a.ivacce
We quote extra at 6i 6;c; good to prime 5! cote
and common &c. The supply Of lambs has been
very much In excess Of the demand, a. d prices
were lower aed heavy at the close We quote
= Mt IA II per 10
SWINE Have sold freely during the week,
principally to the retail trade. Prices show rery
little chang, holders not very confident at the
close; large parcels being reported near nc hand.
We quote corn fed at lltal2c and still fed at
Ii40ilt.
Receipts for tho week are;
BseVeS-. Ky
Cows ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l3l
Sheep and lambs. .l6 066
Showing an increise Of % COWS and calves, and
All swine, and decrease Of 500 beeves 300
veals, I,242 sheep and lambs.
80.
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Cincinnati Market

by Telegraph
CINCINNATI, July Is
FLOUR-Excited and price SO unsettled that
10 quotations can be given; 81 Is to s. was
asked for Super Fine at the close.
WHEAT-Red was held at 81 IS,
OATS-Advanced to SAC.
WHISKY-FTTm ut 90 TO-
PROVISIONS-Quiet.
MESS PORK-Sold at 29c.
BULK MEATS-Nething TRANSFERRED
BACON-Nothing doing.
LARD-Firmer and not offered 300 terces
butchers in old packages, sold at Gle.
GOLD-$l 1901 42i.
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Philosophy Of Marriage.

i NEW YORK Museum Of Anatomy have
determined, regardless of expense, 10 issue fire..
dor the beueht OF suffering humanity, aud sup
preston of quackory) four OF their most inter
c5ting pnd Instructive Lectures Oh Marriago
aud its disquatications, Nervous and Physical
Debility, Premature decline Of Manhood Ind
gestion, Weakness or Depression. Imp0tcnry.
Loss of Energy and Manly Power; the groa, 80
cial Evil, and those maladies which result from
youthful follies, excuses of maturity. ar gno
rance OF Physiology and laws Of Nature.
These invaluable lectures have been the mean,
Of enlightoning and saving thousands and will
be- forwarded free, Oh receipt OF tour stamp by
addressing SECRETARY, New York Museum Of
Anatomy and Medicine, dis Broadway. y. y.
Janl2-dly
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-26
Now York Money Market.
by Telegraph

NEW YoRk. July IS
MONEY, More active and frmsr stea7 per
STERLING-Steady; 81 Osial % for Gold.
GOLD-Without decided change; opening At
81 49, declining to 81 al advancing to 81 49,, and
closing at 81 43t
GOVERNMENT STOCKS Firmer. \ .
SToCKS-Steady; Treasury notes 7.3os end
series 9st.
r R sTOCKS-Ft Wayne y1i.
LATER. "
NEW York, July as.-Gold closed tonight
81 l3a. y
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q. A. FOUTZ s. BRO.

q. A. FOUTZ g. BRO.
At their wholesale Drug and Medicine Depot
No. ZIG Franklin St, Baltimore, Md
For sale by Druggists and Storekeepers
throughout the United States. go,
WHOLESALE AGENTS: Laughlins Il Bushnelu
Wheeling, w Va. j. j. Bender Il Co, Pitts
burg, Pa. Johnston Holloway & Cowdon Phil
adelpbja- Pa.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-26

V1HR DAILY BEGlSTER BOOK
j BINDERY turns out Ill kinds at Blanks
ed Hlaak B9eks dO5 tndiyidrslA eqp< steam
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-26

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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-26

JOHN L. HARGREAVES,
HEALER IN READY MIXED
PAINTS GLASS. SASH, and PUTTY.
Gilt and Rosewood Picture Frames. and Veni.
tian Blind Manufacturer No. 50 Main Street
Wheeling. w. Va. sep20
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-26
STOCK MEDICINE
% q U IT z , =
GENERATED

p o q n US
CELEBRATED
Horse and Cattle Powders.
vI,HRsR POWDERS HAVE Prov.
ED, after trial of several years. 70 De su'
nerior TO any preparation Of the kind In use.
The chief superiority Of these POWDERS ARISES ;'
from the fact that they are cG Top;e and Pur
Tin9 properties. The 9 Laxative elects crudi.
Eaa fom the stomach 2 and intestlnesi the
Tonic giyes strength 4 to the system OF the
Horse, and the purify. . ing medlclhes eonI. III
ed in them cleanse the = blood, and lay the
foundation for q heal. thy and vigorous cir
cnlation. The use of them improves the wlna
strengthens the appetite. and gives the morse .
fne, smooth and glossy skln-tnus lnPLiH N lns
the appearance vigor and spirit OIL tniS noo'e M
imaL. ..,, os ,nost
royvders are TO bloat the animal so as 10 gNe
him the appearance OF being iat wien ho. -. -
so-but. to remove the disease ana proino'o ht'
general health. =, .,,,,, Tho stomacb
and intestines, cleanse them of offensive matter,
and bring them to a healthy state. Ihey are d
sure preventive of Lung Fever anu d ooi '' a
remedy for all diseases incident TO the aorse; DIS
Chambers, Yellow Water DistempeTs so y, An
petite, and Vital Energy, Ae THESE foWue .Ist
II used tive or three times a week, through tne
winter and spring, your Horses will never get tne
Lung Fever ChOlic or Bolts. lew doses VI
these Powders will remove the worst Cousn aa oa
any Horse Were owners Of Horses to ieea a
few doses of these Powders every year, they
might save the lives Of MANY valuable Horses.
MICH cows.
The properties this Powder possesses IN nm IN
creasing the quantity = OF MILK IN COWS; gEI
il an importance and ; value which SHOULD
place it In the hands of . every person keeping
r Cow. In fattening !. cattle, il gives them
an appetite, loosens their hlde' ana iiiiNcs
them thrive much faster.
HOGS.
In all diseases of Swine, as Coughs, Ulcers in
half a nansr I'm n naper = of these Powders i'll
barrel OF swill, the a. ! bove diseases can be g
these powders, the Hog Cholera can be pre-
vented.
PRICE 2s CTS. PER PAPER, or PAPERS
FOR ONE DOLLAR.
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COM MERCIAL MATTERS.

Grocery and Provision Market.
(Retail0
TUESDAY EVENING July IS.
FLOUR SC per ID, at s9Ooas 80 per Dbl. TOR
b"St brands.
CABBAGE-5al0 per head.
BUrrER-2j025c.
ECGS-lS 02Jc.
ONIONS-S3 ~ per bus. or SOc per peck
COFFEE-31l 040 per Id.
SUGAR-Brown 1929, Crushed e5, Coffee ~
32j pulveri,ed25.
TEAS-Green 81 7562 Is Blacksl 5o92 co.
CHEESE-Western Reserve 25o per .b.i East
era and En- lish Dairy 25c; Pine Apple s7d4Oc.
SOAP-l542) per ID.
CANDLES-Tallow s5, Star Al; Sperm IS
RICE-l5020 per III.
ATDES-i5350 per peck.
APPLES-35050 per peck.
dOMINY-l0 per quart
MOLASSES-Sorghum 75c; Cuba 81 40 Bal
timore syrup 81 50; Orleans 81 81 per gal
VINEGAR-40d5o per gal.
CORN MEALS per peck.
CRANBERRIES-S2 COPPER gallon
PROVISIONS-Sugar Cured Hams S3c par ID;
Shoulders and sides 2nc; Dried Beef 2oci Beef
Tongues 40060c. :.
SOAP-Cinc.npati German l2ic; Wheeling 10
go; Family soap llic
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II will he rcmeml cred thst the Grst kilograms
announcing the fsl - Charleston mentioned the
fact o /. terrible explosion having occurred At The
Wilmington Depot A correspondent sends tie
following details II he accidents
In the tudine quantity of cartridges and tcc' Of
powder II sCcm. had hcrl stored lt TIE frl's aud
they had not time 70 frmoto.it tley e't 90 .Hp.'.
tect'i. number Of mcn, Fomon and thiliicI LHd
collected 10 watch "a, burning Of quantity o. cotton
IN tho raill DAD yard, which the rch had trci and
during the confa- nun ho. Of TOYS, while nun
Mug about The depot had discovered tho ios deg. for
The un Of the tlnf, md viih0u i'tizIn- the dattr
the incurred They logan 10 take ur llciu- NJ loofe
?ontet and cartridge aud lear them nom me ccl't
~ tie mas Of burning cotton, On which the flung
th" 0ash's of tive plvGc' aud The ctr n e" eject on
COTTON a. 10 wa Blow hi'hct ana tnIit'i IN we
OF bo,s ,oon b,cam" "ugsi 81 in this d,n-
ccruus pa.twc, sud rI", dig tie powder running
fIom thor hands formed - tram urol the ground
lea1in. IRON tie hrc 20 the man tuVpl'- OF po"c't
H. the oepot. he fesut ~ easily 'on'ciuich.
,pMk ignitd IA, powdcI ~ me u nn -,t'L' " AZ
lcapins, running me Of mr." hOhs the fIohhd, shh
hru an explosion that thooi the ctv 10 ~ very ioun-
daiions from ono cud TO the otfrt. he hu'idiuf
vas ~ SECOND Awhhhn Ina-a oi iilus IN il'in'h-
tOus volume Of flame aud smOEe, report tiNHiing
Hcayenr artillery .oI.o"ed. and theu tivnrr en-
suCd that inaco every QUO tcuihie and hold IA.
| breath. The CaI.c % Ne tremendous expo ion soon
became kuoSn, aud ish va made ior the scene Of
the catastrophe. su,A sieht D. faIO.v wiiuessci
| Tie building Wa Ia uius, and tiniu the hutuIu'
ma-s arose the aronizine cscs 81 TIE "olndD Be- "a
whym ulc or no Arsistance could he fuudoud b. the
| r'ius inements NJ the luudns' we're ir'
| mo, ed from the additional dsnrrs of H.. FIRE
| tut tho-p In the dc. ol, CT Immediately about a.
| vrre tr'tffl',Ghl, io.'. one o. uHs '.,Nct
| The hiuous thue. the suupIicnt.ug ,o.rc. ana fI0
| fearful h4Oui4iur rlotn, that Gppsl'ci te rnui"r
! heart dlti nv uut ,cnsed, nuu ChAttd mains uu'
J were cit hy tie ,c' ouiiur '"m"nt - i-uyri o
| O. uCw ylctims, vino coon tis'oo uuli thlt 1r1
scene fiuu iw to death L1uElalO lArJt rd' guntr-
| ly describe tho h,c nature ct the rcruc. The
cries lor Nid HuI rescue non the NuGut'd thln iv
| uI0a willing rlis hut nothing could he done TO 49,
sls' them %. even 20 alleviate the innl p'nfs. u
fa1uc- ~ oie ON. lCsIn- ny eyclFtwnr nrtmmphif
aud Cutc ping NJ Ni, lnls IN ne rtF Guu Celllr c
brace, fortunately the uurluls ~ the IAfostuha t
| ri,.'Iftf ND.r not nt1iHh. o." wufk Was uua.
| Qu.,.tt. aud t0Ou every voice Nut s..rutD1, ever.
| moan tusl Cd, The uu.I1I- 10. tlr scene All uCF.
igde over me luudr,i and tiy alc said 20 ha.t
| been chtue4 in tin' f'ry uIuU,r, Gui o., nlf"l
men vr'c wounded uuf" ~ lt ri" ipIsly D. Tue ca
| POISON, or vt.u burned t' she uis.
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II a iew DAYS scene will occur at wasf ston
which Lss not been witnessed sine .he DAYS Of
AspnEw JAoEsoN-s Pres den, will be inalzura'cd
10 servo secohd term. Before tie rebellion, when
political parties were running along in "thc even
tenor Of thoir way" 4 was thought that the dsy
for double Presidential terms hal passed.. wien
Mr.. LfSooLS was first eicctcd 70 to Presidency u
Wss generally supposed 81 r1urse, that he would
share the tate of al bis r.stJt,K.oy prodc.oSs0-s,
aud be quietly laid upon the ta.'f At The e1l Of :
term. This WAS evidently BIS own bo'ct md 1900
doubt at one tine his wish, for he explicitly DC.
clared his Intention MOTTO become candidate Tor re-
election. Blts majority %. the people, scrrc7 I'M
pressci With the te'lcf tha' change "wnl'e e.. e.
ing tho stream" wa incxpcI ctt aud detcrunn d
T. make him second htc their caudi ate nj.
Lr~oors therefore revoked hIs decision relative 8"
SINGLE term, snl on the fourth instant will receive
an honor which No man has enjoyed y thin bird
- century the honor ~ second installation Do,
the o'lce Of President q me init States.
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j. Hou'Nr, ct TIC Springfield RgrruLrcNS,
has been rutucst.us in Vermont, 10. 49,. .r1,iad
among the farmers, and lie WRITES to ..at papcr as
follows:
Imagine your correspondent Imagining to
life be might have lei and vauc very .au irullu. q,
Tor that matter, sWong the hills rs larlurr lie
would have grown rt,lwart ald s'rap., work. on
the farm summers aud gone u1t lay,ut for h.tcru
days iu July, and taken for Iay TIE ,luu work suu
running gear OF a wagon. a. two All twenty
or r,abOuLs, lie Wout tayn begun to pay
attention - a 7H with - father worth Two
thousand du'lars-aNi s.I ,url ou l,r ore.
head, a girl who always went TO s.l-.u. school
AVID sat ia tie seal, ami sang wItaoLt op,r-
ing her mouth, oau atvu pretty iii aay
way. Well after sCcilg her uole nom s.u.i.. o.
school one OF two year,, MNon her IN IouIh %.
july, he w,uid ave married her and ,Hulyi
down. Years would pass away, nnu that -rI
VIA th' t.t-cufi " .gi. have ual eleven Cuil..c.
lust A. - Es yo4 lyc-scyen boys and tour girls
! we % 10 'aNe hnt . tarI ume luuliug them
w tN' l'N yHd foou le able TO ul Il iEi4I and
/ rep uel h.'ta,r Washing days aud Ilt u "a.
! 'ituarL. a. la-' ami ceiling a late sd ~ tHe
! ."Wh' ehoua tt r.'ltel q l4Cmucr of Iue liz g.
.-'"''' "'' 't lttn hato5,r l.u uOo cua. A. ltc,
lo' years A. lhe evening 4 my day s,N.tA uy plur
ia nay luou'L' thirteen uG res Of t.4or iu tac eel,
Ia' .n' my nsp4ltr IN my Lauus, l SHOULD ~
| AMI ''oh over the marEcts, thrul-h ap..r.,. ...,
| m'uh'eu sp' tactics, aud wonder " hy au,A "A 4 /,
piece ~ TINS should he pgbhshci"
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An sdmouiiiCn.


Archbishop Purcell, OF t.uciunutl Is out IN . Len
ten Pastoral 10 HE clergy. lie says
"Ano'h '' motive ion k,cr ne fhi, Lent ol, is che
confederation tlat tue arstturu,V a. 100 HN.ru We
are nov involved W., b, rcsar .,, @. ca.--. .ltrt
tor national aud nIiNidu'u sn-. We tu.e p haze
provoked II, North and South, ty on tEnusl 70 Ni4
And ~ We have seeded uon tot, t.I Ins puuIIl-
ed We nv the seDcs- on o' one part n NATION iYp
thu other. ctus hasten 20 10 orr lau 10 tro4 a ~
" - may De lcyouriled NJ nation. iNciC .fr hume
reds OF thouraLd- 81 hrotnfcu tArufilr tle hard
ships OF che camp, the march, the trcac't, rnd Lo
hgtti"dcld tlclc aye ups sidr of tcFrtv fiol..uOi
oar ON brave mon de endcls suAVlrl fi0n uuu4-
aud diteasr IN our hosp eis, AMI al - many uotC m
southern pri qua. L. this time Ter gn,rt Gut .t.-
ely ami iuNaryf Il 4 lie uu, .ifs,isn 90 muck tine
dying acouier Of the Cret l"utrut o! the uuIyot-e,
b. attending IN" bali the opera and the htiat ou
Good iliCAy, 10 II true ana VulghtyLul patriotism DO
indulge IN heartlee, ieytg and uuu.el,at., HlHu
The sAfckr Of the dyln-, the pain Of the r,k, Al
thc pr vailons OF the llsOuct, demand ot as commit
setVaton aud sympttnv, Heavier cIla' ic. thai Huy
W. have named, nay Ne. be- lupcudius. How -hN.
W. GFtit tht eva 90 me- OF t'uIAuto that which -
uppn u't ly cNpiAtiou, by PRAYER rv Hlms, dee 10
aui ll-!cuir, lu rUrl, ly ,Hsu ~ this Cnl, fp
do rNlf AMI learning 80 10 vVI 20. the Ittt our
l.Vv. }. Is. fIA,llt. AUbhrhop OF Cincinnati.
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uLH; ,, LILY Is n Davenport Iowa, for she pur-
pose OF otgAulI Ag Two res ments O. iepenlant re.
bells lately 10 kuok Island, H.. prison, who ave
taken the oath Of allegiance aui decIarrd the Wi.
lingness 20 enter tie seIylte Q! tae Goyernnen,
pgsilki ths lndlsuA '--'-N''
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AUCTION NOTICES.

INTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
II fuIni'lre thi,. WEDNESDAY. afternoon, A. to.
O'Clock. At housc 1872 We, Pet e. near ia avenue
Livery des,ipion Of qNloi' chmte5 dinins foolaa
nusaels md ilrrain c Ie,s leds,eads, clocks, mir.
ror', eieeant sota te-s;ea''' bureaus cnitnlr
thafcs, lounsef rsntinls. vnfcs, cGsis o. all kinds
cente and pier tslos, chnS cut clos, silver tabs
.u''ery, g. No losiivnoneut. II. L. WEslCqIt'
Auciionecr 10.
DAwNBROKER'S SALE. THIS DAY, BY
a lOhN hOkIlMER. 10 Los Broadway Of 700
lois oi IS, aud Nomrn's Cio'hlni-.iics = skirs'
70 monu N. - der OF 2. tREEf- - Grand 4. 40
DAWNBROhEB'S Sale. LEWIS,
Anctr VIZ fel this dav, ~ 81 Bow FRY, by oitsf
,Da .-' 'oo.., pistols mu.icsi instrlmcat &,. Sac
Nv ron h zoe . D. n,.',. !"
- d !. BOGARI. AUCIE>-luI~ DAY,
P'st O.. o., 80 ,hy s'ofe N9rh william ..
ma .At- sN' A-tu,k of sfu,ey and liquors, tulHf',
,s.,,. cof'cn, lour sc. JonN'H. HITLER, MAJ
II GAlFNrY, AUCTlONREB, S,lc.roorn
L. atD E'ehu syc VIu sci' THE dA, q II O'Clock.
g. i's.e. tt'. and htrsrcs o the eior.ry and H4ur
tt,k aui isyrsf OF the liquor store ooucr goth ID.
nhs 9Th ave. '6
AVN. WrTTEEs. AUCT.. WILL SELL
w this dss. 81 . O'Clock. 1t 3 Clnal ~ . ilisa
tu4''. u' furniture, rcts, beds lcaliuc, CUall-
,u,- d" rlnc S1d i'i''rror .."rc isp 1s VAN
g am 'IuI-, large minor, l1 tu uts.sa.i0n C.ahs
a'a'''' glue enAm'a's- ,a.nt'' Sc ron
'-'
NNlLLI\N ABBOTT AJCT, uFFl,E I
w isH oad ay, roI. on 'h- o.. A. '.r
or..l tae l,a'". stock ard -ytu-c. OF fN, H .uor
l', mmr.. a,a r.'-'e1, ami o,acr eiussi.> lisu.
d., &c.. .ut 0l't- rstnrc Sc. 80
NVM. WOLF, AtC1-BY l. WOLF Will
~ '"ll o1 Ne.a,..g Mach ~, % .roN
-..' ani R"'' ',i,co .sto'o - Cherrv .t or "
'.'t''.. COZ, q, - DO -, ,r H'' 80 ID ,.,.'-s
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- a y. BOGARI, AIClE>-lul~ DAY,
I'.et Co.,. o.. n.. ct tuv store tor.h william ..
fHe .ul.. sao A-to,k of sfo,cu and liquors, tulafs,
tg.a, cof'U., Lour sc. JOIl.N Il. KILLER, Mar
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esHVHTAv. ss, ~gNg3%s.

AITENTION-SAYE YOUR MONEY RI
"A .,.tIur yo.- sctIi-. Recalls llrya g., H' la
tIr.nppic ~. T. colU-n. :. N.JONCE. s,Hrts I. ON
40. GulHt 70 .'2
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DAWNBBOhEE 'S SALE - e.. LEWIS,
Auctr VII fe this dav, ~ i'll Bov nv. by olcsf
t. " 49, ~INi'-tN & co. a l.fEp quantity OF iae-
Goa .-' COLI, risto' mu.icsi instruments, &c. sas
fu .ui. ii..., .. o.. u',.,.. rs
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DNINTiE>-A SPECIAL MELTING -
ii' =. D. iou.' I'H.o' 1900. ~, WI =,
I...v Hall DO. lioacIt, to hear tcio.t .iUll t r
JAMES \. rpt RAE. Pee. W. -. WATKINS