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same shall be imported in quantities of
more than five copies by any one in
voice, they shall. if written wholly or
partly in the English language, be
liable to duty of two cents per pound
weight, and twenty-five per cent. adj
valorem; on stereotyped plates of books.
and casts of wood cuts duty of twenty
cents per pound weight, and TWENTY
five per cent. advalorem.
Mr.. Patterson moved to amend, by
striking out the whole paragraph about
books, and inserting in lieu of it, on
books wholly in foreign language,
agricultural and scientific rights, and
periodicals not being American re-
prints, ten per cent. advalOrem.
Mr.. Rice opposed the amendment.
Without disposing of the amendment
the committee arose, having disposed
OF three pages of the bill.
MIR. Blow introduced bill provi ding
that when license tax is imposed upon
wholesale dealers and calculated upon
previous years, sales shall prove to be
IN excess of tax property Chargeable on
the amount of sales actually made, the
excess of the tax shall be refunded.
II was read twice and referred to the
Committee on Ways and Means,
On motion of Mr.. Schenck, the Senate
joint resolution to provide for the pub
licatton of an official history of the re-
bellion, was referred to the Committee
on Military Affairs.
AT half-past O'Clock the House took
recess till 1880 p. NJ.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The National Exchange Bank of Weston
has declared Its first semI-annunl dividend.
i've per cent.
The First National Bank OF 81. GAINESVILLE
OF Sll,23i 67 and a surplus of $1,000. 1t COM
menced business April 23d, 1854 and has paid
Jour Semt-nnnual dividends to its stock-
holders, as follows: list Gper cent;2d 8iper cent:
30 per cent; 4th per cent; In all 25 per cent
Baltimore and Ohio stock has n constant
tation is liz.
They sell gold "hat" in Baltimore. whit
ever that means.
"A three per cent money market Is talked of
IN New York, such is the superabundance OF
for in stocks.
Government bonds are strong in conse-
quence not only OF the European news, but
tne eastern investment demand for unen-
plOyed balances.
The Internal Revenue collected at Parlyers.
nuIS ana Wood county in n month averages
DeL LT, I'VE ana six thousand, oil included;
IN w wheeling thirty and thirty-One thousand
The Belmont Mills pay nearly as mmch
revenue as ParkerSburg.
SoHee Is quoted at 2IIS cents at Baltimore
Mt Al. 'S N"O"eN
The public debt of the United States has
heSn decreased SlOO,OOO0OO since July l, 1856,
The exchanges are now, everywhere
thToughout the West, against New York,
Ihe latest advIces from IiVerDOoI reDort a
dull market for petroleum. 80
me following are the quotations of Com
pound Interest Notes:
I ISfhS' i Isi I I May. lg5 1851
Aug. 1884. HES IIl% Sept. 1856. 1855 I05l!
Oct. lS6i..ll0is 1909 Oct. iS65...iO5lS 1861
Dec. 1854. lO9jS 1897 - = - -O'7S
New certificates OF Indebtedness IOO6lOO1S
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The Wool Hnrkct.

We have nothing new in a local way to re-
port ABOUT wool. Some wool men are IN the
city and vicinity from the East. Their views
u, ,,.' the rates entertained in these parts
yesterday, that wool worth a dollar per n
here only brings 50 or IS cents in Boston,
The St ClRlrsviIle Chronicle saws that a
great deal OF wool Is being bought In that
place. The rate paid is about Coo.
me Steubenvllle Herald SAYS that buyers
In that neighborhood report astagnation and
1.-The The Catliz Sentinel reports that market
Harrison county, as follows
'Ihe wool market in this county has lleen
very dnll during the past week Buyers have
9een Offering from coz 70 Csc, holders asking
sOS5 'oG .! About 10000 pounds have been
Sold At nom 63465C. We are Informed that n
MI. Galbreath sold n fancy clip for sue. and
gentleman named Woods, near SmIthfield,
disposed OF his clip at 81 10. Some 4IOOOj
of the farmers" =
The last Philadelphia advices speaks as fol-
~, The II.s,1 market continues active and prices
d0y0O MS, in lots, at 66a6Ic for extra fleece.
oO965c Tor hne; 609G3c for medium; 62a58c for
coarse; 6O965c for tub washed, and l0GI Isc =
% tor no. western pulled, MS TO quality"
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Neyg York Mnrket.

NEW YORK, July 3.
Cotton-Quiet, S6937 for middIiRg. Flour
Heavy for common and steady for good
grades; 81 151S 80 for extra State; IS SO,Sl0 .
for extra round hoop Ohio and $40 SOD Is Is
for trade brands; closing quiet. whisky2DuIl
and nominal at 50 2562 d for western. Wheat
-Dnll and heavy; ~ 90 for Milwaukee club;
81 2Oag2 % for new No. 2 Milwaukee and 81 I'D
az 10 for No. do. Rye-E'irm. Barley and
Barley MRlt-Dull. Corn-ActIve, Irregular
and unsettled, moderate export and a brisk
speculative demand Mt 8I9 So for unSound new
mixed western; ST6IS9 for sound do; 95 for
western yellow and 81 % for white western.
Oats -Shade hrmer at 5O953 for new western
Conee-Dnll. Sugar-Quiet; Cuba Mt lOJ IA H.
MolasSseS-Dull. Pctroleum-Dull at 23tS for
crude and 40A for refined in bond. Pork
Heavy, moderate demand at S{2 l5IS2 IS for
new mess, closing $50 . cash: SO so for old do
and SO 95G26 so for prime. Realistically at
SIG OGG2l 80 for new plain mess and SO 50
I N2rr extra mes. Beef Hams-Quiet Cut
Meats-In moderate request at l3I4dl51S for
shoulders and l7@2O for hams. Bacon-bulI.
l.ard-Dull and heavy at l962Ic, Butter-
Quiet at 2O63S for Ohio and 25G4O for STATE.
Cheese-Dun at S922.
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Celebration Of the Fourth.

New York, July 5.-Dispatches from
that the anniversary of our indepen-
dence was celebrated with spirit every
where. In this city the demonstration
was equal to any OF its predecessors.
In Philadelphia the day was made the
occasion for presenting the war tattered
flags of tho Pennsylvania regiments 10
the Pennsylvania authorities. General
Hancock took command of the vet
Grams, who numbered about 10000, to-
gether with about l 100 orphans of both
sexes, of slain soldiers. General Meade
made the presentation, and Gov. Curtin
received. Appropriate addresses were
mnda
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By Telegraph.
Spirit OF the stock Market.


The Posts money article saws:
The loan market Is inactive but easy and
abundantly supplied at per cent. CONNER
cial paper Is more plenty at 51S6l71S per cent
The stock market Is more animated. Cow
ernments are in active demand. Railway
shares are active; Erie, Michigan Southern
and Northwestern being chiefly in demand
AEer the board there was considerable ac-
t1yity in Governments; u. s, 5-20S, coupons of
lsd2, advanced TO 1867; New York Central
SSzs; Erie $50; Hudson River u2JS; Reading
1y4zsi Michigan Southern 595S; Northwestern
I1O;si ,RorthweStern preferred COZ; Rock
11ssianu St54i Fort Wayne 965S; Canton 551z;
S11inlOeIland 10 Later-Erie sold at 671S.
Ina Ina CoInmerGinl's money article says:
4ue speculative rally exhibited on the
street on Tuesday Is followed mn this n1orninS
~ an increased activity and firmneSS
throughout the list OF the leading roads. Erie
Opener active nj 6i1z. sold up 10 65II at the
second call, and closed at 65IS. Rea1Iinp v1aS
actlSe, opening at lO81S and closing M 7IG5iZ.
MlcniRnn southern showed Symptoms al
pEih X movement for a rise. opening at 7gsZ
Closing at the board at 79<, selling SubSsSi
quentIy on the street at 50. The bull cIiGne
In northwestern are more active: the com
mon stocks touched 81, closing at 3OIs. nTp
ferred sold al 6l3S@GO1S; Rock Island sold at
are very nrm; German bankers are buyinp
old 5-2ls for shipment; bonds however are
scarce and price is firm at IOiISdIOS Though
money is abundant there is less effort To lend
and loans at per cent are not so readily pro-
cured on ordinary collateral; . per cent Is the
most common rate for prime bills most gen.
eral rate OF discount; 5IS6B15 per cent. Gold
quiet and less flrm. Foreign exchange Is
comparatively quiet
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NEW York, July 5.-Vera Cruz dates
of the odd OF June, says Ithe vowitto or
fever was raging there, and deaths
were numerous.
It was believed that Santa Anna
was acting in the interest of the Church
party, in consideration of which he ex
pected to be elevated to the Presidency,
he promising to restore the republic.
The French troops which evacuated
Matamoras had reached Vera Cruz. A
Liberal movement in that direction had
compelled reinforcement of that place
by the Imperialists.
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The Latest News.

BY ELE GRAPH.
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:. Y. n u " N ~.
r FATHER AND GUM BETTING ON
ap I2pp Alu lOl A''e DEEaAs. H. BERRY.
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Accidents From POWder--.The F.resi
dents Letter.

New York, July 5.-There were 25
accidents from powder here yesterday.
Hall celebration yesterday.
Letters were read from the President,
Secretary Welles and others. The
Presidents letter says there can be no
nobler work than the obliteration of
the passions and prejudices which re-
tard Cancellation and prevent the re-
toration of all the States to their con-
stitutional relations with the Federal
Government.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Meat and Vegetable MARKET.

wheeling Meat ana Vegetable Market.
WHEELING July 4.
The market was more crowded than usual,
and everything went Off as fast as offered.
Vegetables were rather scarce.
The following were the quotations on the
morning of the 4th:
GREEN GROCERIES new lOc per
bunch; beets &c per bunch; Rhubarb sc per
ries Csc per quart; green apples 4Od5Oc per
peck; green beans lin shelly 709SOc per peck;
peas 6Oc per peck; butter 25c per 10; eggs CSC
10 q piece; lard 2Oc per n.
MEArs-Beef steak 10000; roast l59l6Gl7c;
mutton, fore quarter l2c; hind quarter lSc;
mutton chops Zoe.
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New york money and stock Market.

Money-NIarket steady at 4a5 per cent
Sterling Exchange-Quieta at lOS14aiOS1{.
GoId-FiTmer; opening at l525a; declining
to 1895, and closing at 1887.
Government StoCks-More active and
hrmer; 5-2OS, coupons of 1852, 1857: do as.
lois; 1910 coupons 9715; 1905, third series,
Freights-TO Liverpool 1Salc better.
Stocls-StrOnger-ChIc & Alton lOl; La
Gross q Wisconsin li2; Alton * Terre Hnute
~; Fort Wayne S71S; Chicago & Rock Island
991S; Cleveland & Toledo 1917; Chicago q
Northwestern 81 s; do preferred COS; Cleve-
land a Pittsburgh O3lS; Illinois Central l2lgS:
Michigan Central los: Michigan Southern
sol; Reading 1918; Erie 67ss; New York Cen
tral S9ts; Western Union Telegraph So.
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1Iurder Or Rnrnven Rheft

COLUMBIA, s. c., July 5.-Hon. Barn
well Rhett, distinguished citizen of
this State, was shot yesterday while go
ing to his plantation near Charleston.
He received two loads from double
barreled shot gun. About twenty min
receiving the wounds he fell
from his horse and died. It is not
known definitely who the murder was,
but it is supposed to be a negro who
had expressed strong luminosity against
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EPoRTLAND, ME-, July "A fire oc.
CURED here this evening which
destroyed Brown & sons sugar house
on Commercial street, and sweep
ing tiercely through that street into the
wooden buildings between Centre and
Cross streets, consuming every thing as
it went. ]. B. Brown & Sons lost from
5000, 600 to 500, 900; insured for $500, OOO
Staples 81 Sons machine ship, and
Richards & Co.'s store fundry, were
C0nn1ata1v aaatrova1
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The speculation In gold is not abated by the
disbursement OF nine millions rom the
treasury since the LIST instant In paynnInt ~
interest on Flve-Twenties. The premium
st9od yesterday at over hfty-five. FThOueh
gotu y not IN demand for shipment. the
aInonhI anoat Is 50 small that Il can easily he
son e Ne. BY speculative ring Besides
- IS,l Sie uuI season OF the year, and there
Les rem Hnlch ls accumulated in the CONNER
S S oehLreS. Money is worth only four or
I'VE per cent year in New York, while in
Lonuon the rate OF Interest Is ten per cent.
ms accounts for the rise in the gold pre-
mum. Inc paper currency Is wanted for no
oLner purpose than speculation, and gold Is
cnenp IN com parison with other commodities,
aSany rate under two hundred.-NafiOUdE IN
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Oswego Market.

OswEGo. July :.
FlOur-Unchanged sales OF 1000 barrels nj
Sll . for brands from No. spring; Sl2 75aI35
Tor red winter; Sl3 5O59l5 20 for Xxx, Wheat
Dull; snleS OF 500 bu No. Milwaukee club Mt
s. 20 and 200 bushels do at 50 SO. Corn-Qniet
NO; Illinois held at 77@7S, no slles. Rye
Dull; wheat l21155, corn 59II to New York.
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BOSTON, July 5.-Prompt measures
have been taken to send liberal con-
tributiOns of cooked and unlocked food
from this city to Portland, this evening,
where several thousand people have
been made homeless by fire, and who
are also without food. Mayor Lin
coin, members of the city government
and hundreds of private citizens are
actively moving in the matter.
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ULEV EI.HNDI July D.
DRIED APPLE+Quiet. HeIdat l79lsc and
pay for packages.
DRIED PEAcHEs-Firm. Pared 2Oes I'm.
pared, halves, &c; quarters, lSc.
POTAToES-In fair request and firm Sales
$50 bu Pes chblows At 81 20 per bu. New po-
tatoes selling at 81 90 per Dbl.
LAKE FlH-In good demand and frm
No. Whttetish s. 50 per half Dbl; No, do
g %; Picterel No; l, $5O09s25; Trout, 81 8;
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Now YORK. ExcIse Inv.

NEW YoRK, July 5.-Supt. Kennedy
force that while they will continue to
enforce all other laws regarding the
sale of liquor on Sunday, they will not
make any arrest for violation of the ex-
else law OF 1865 until otherwise ordered,
owing to the decision by Recorder
Hacket that the law is unconstitu-
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Buffalo Market.

BUFFALO, July 5.
FIour-Quiet. wheat-Scarce and fIrm.
light demand. Corn-Active Mt Ic advance:
1900 bushels changed hands to-day at IS for
No. l. Onts-Dull. No. Chicago at 49, held
AZ y. Rye-QuieG and unchanged. Pork
80 SO9S. Lard-2922IS. Whisky-NomI-
nal. Gannl FTeiEhtE-FiTm
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NEW YORK, July 5.-Lawrande, the
alleged absconding French cashier, un-
der arrest and on examination for ex-
tradition on Tusday, enticed the deputv
Marshal into hotel, where the latter
was drngged and Lawrande escaped.
The Chamber of Commerce TODAY
made a remOnstrance against the tariff
bill. They took no action on the Port
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New York, July SIN Brooklyn
yesterday man named Voltz, a pain
ter, deliberately fired loaded musket
into group of children, killing one
and wounding two. The child killed
was VIM. Lehman, aged six years. The
wounded children We're VIM. Mauten
and Chas. Bagert. Voltz was arrested.
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Drowned.

lamity occurred yesterday afternoon
while party was proceeding to Rog-
ers' Island on II pic. mic exclusion in
small boats. One of the boaus was
swamped two miles below this city and
Mr.. Frederick A. G. Clifford, Jr., of this
city, and Miss Louisa Marley, of Otta-
wa, Ill, were drowned. The BONES
have not yet been recovered.
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Making a grand total TO be dIstrlbnted


This Association is composed OF Leading
Capitalists and business men both In this
country and the CanaIlaS
The best talent of two continents will IN,
employed upon the occasion, and no Mains
nor expense will he spared in making IL the
richest and most varied ssmustCal treaI,' ever
offered to the American public.
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LOUISVILLE, July 5.-The nomina-
ton of General L. Fl. Hobson as a
Union candidate for the Clerkship of
the Court of Appeals was enthusiastic
ally received by n large meeting in
front of the Court House. A patriotic
letter from Gov. Brown was read an
proving the nomination.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, July 8.
Flour quiet. Wheat, dull, firm and lower.
sales OF old white Michigan at s. 30 and new
amber q .. Corn shade better; sales G6IS "a
&C for No. linked; 63o for white. and 69., fST
yellow: Oats unchanged. Rye firm. Lake
FreightS dull and unchanged
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chicago MARKET.

CHICAGO, July 5.
Flour dull. Wheat firm at an advance of
2SfSc; sales at 81 SO for No. l. Corn actiyennd
advanced &c; sales Mt 5715ef5gJ<c for No /, and
5l95T1ac for No. 2. Oats ffrm and advanced
1910; sales Mt 3l15d32l4c for No. 1, and goa
3O1Ic for No. 2. Freights steady.
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NEW York, July 5.-Mr. James Hay
ward, of the firm of Cornell Il Hay
ward, died in this city, yesterday, after
only two hours' illness, by cholera..
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PHILADELPHIA, July 5.-Dr. Paul
Beck Goddard, one of the most eminent
physicians of this country, died to-day
after brief illness. His devotion to
wounded soldiers during the war,
gained him great popularity among the
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NEW YORK. July 5.-The steamer
Eagle brings Havre dates of the Both of
June; Porto Rico of the 18th, and st.
Domingo of the 10th. No important
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LEAvENworH, July 5.-Hopes are
now entertained that General Lane will
recover. He seems much better to-
night. is conscious and able to speak.
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PhiIndeInhIn NTnrket.

FHILADELPHIA,Jn July ..
Trade generally very dull. Flour, better
export demand. Wheat dull. Corn scarce:
yellow in demand at 81 90. Provisions quiet
Mess PORK $50 1905 90. Whisky steady.
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NBw YORK, Jnly 5.-There had been
no deaths or admissions on! board of
the Hospital ship, of cholera patients
Yesterday.
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GUNDRIEs-A FEW BBLs. PRIME MA
y pie Sugar; Superior Green. Black and
Japanese Teas; Pure White Wine Vinegar;
New York Crab and Champagne Cider, bot
tied; New No. I Salmon; English Dairy
Cheese; Pickles and Sauces; TapIoca, Pearl
Sage; Corn starch, Maizena,, DC. Hermetical-
" sealed Salmon, Mackerel, Goldfish, HallI-
but, Lobster. CLAIMS and Sardinea.
Genuine English Mustard; Salad oil, best
quality; French Mustard; Sap Sage Cheese;
Condensed Milk.
Together with y general assortment of
seasonable articles. Just received and for
$40 Nc q. D. WOODROW.
Odd FellOwR' Hall Building, Monroe St,
my9 WHEELING, w. VA.
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BALTIMORE, July 5.
Flour quiet. Wheat dun; new red s275,
and old e 7592Sj. Corn, declining Tendency:
white 81 10, and yellow 81 %. Provisions firm,,
Bacon shoulders ITkac- Sugar dull. Coffee
heavy. Whisky dull and nominal,
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ALBANY, July s.
Flour-Steady. Wheat-ChoIce Canada
g 20. Oats-sRles at 5395l, Corn-Steady at
81 for western mixed.
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Dissolution.

NVHE FIRM OF HANES & BEAM Is
i this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The subscriber having sold out his entire in
terest, all persons having claims against the
said nEm will present the same for immediate
settlement, and those knowing themselves
Indebted VIII please call and settle. The busi-
ness TO be settled by the new hrm. He also
takes pleasure In recommending the new
hrm to the liberal patronage OF the old Custo-
mers and the public generally.
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EXACTLY WHAT YOU WANT.
MATTHEW'S VENETIAN HAIR DYE.
w known and used over % years Daily
increasing in public favor. Complete in oiie,
bottle. No wash. No trouble. A child can
apply IL, Produces lustrOus black or brown
T5 cents.
Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
for restoring and dressing the hair. JnI-eod-Iy
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Proposals for oak Lumber
'ENoR THE WEST VIRGINIA PENITEN-
II TlARY. Proposals for IL 600 feet of Oak
LUMBER TO be delivered At MoundsviIle at
the earliest practicable time, viii be received
specifications may be obtained by address
ing the undersigned at MoundsVflla, w. Va.
JAMES Burnley,
JuA Chm Of Committee.
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New YORK, July 5.-Gold opened
and closed Mt 1929. -
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STEAMBOATS,.

For Cincinnati, Cairo and st. Louis,
Direct.
The hne steamer Craftsman"
eHAE+ACapt Ben. Goodwin, will leave as
5s5s53t above Saturday, the It'll inst, at
O'Clock, p. m. Freight receipted through to
points on the upper Mississippi and Missouri
rivers.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
BOOTH, BATrELLE & CO..
Jy34t Agents.
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/. N. Harden, OF the firm of Cushmau Har-
den IL Co., Bankers. Chicago.
Monroe, Mcktnnon & Tewksbury, Attorneys,
Cum GS,g& King, Commission Merchants,
VanBpskirk & Henry, Wholesale Merchants,
Chicago.
F. G; Bellinger, Esq, cashier National city
Bank, Milwaukee, Wis
II. +. Thomas, Banker. Mineral Point Wis
Spattord q Clark, Bankers, Eau Claire Wis
Hon. Richard t. Merrick, Washington, ID. c.
Tickets for Sale at our Office, so DEARHoTsS
STREET, or sent by Mail ON receipt of amount
with stamp for return postage.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR EACH,
MANAGERS:
STEVENS, BOYDEN & Co..
90 Dearborn ST., CHICAGO.
ju23-l3teOd
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To Contractors.

MoUNDsvu.LE, W. VA,
June ., 1855.
DRoPoSAIS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
il the Sheriff g ONCE in M0undsvfIle. Mar
shall county, West Va, until the 10th day OF
July pFox.. for the quafEylng Of THREE
THOUSAND PERCHES OF STONE, in The
vicinity OF BToundsville, and the delivery OF
the same upon the ground selected here for
the State PenitentiaTy.
Specifications may be obtained from the
undersigned. JAMES Burnley,
JOHN n. ARMSTRONG,
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The new and elegant steamer
Lslkss4eTEE ar. r. HUDSON" Capt. Rus
G@aEsell, VIM, List, Clerk will leave as
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For freight or passage. apply on board or 10
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New Firm.

c. HAMS. wa WILSON.
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Successors to Hanes & BeamJ
HOUSE AND STEAMBOAT LOINERS.
IL and dealers in every description OF hard
and soft lumber. Oak, ash, poplar, white
and yellow pine. Keep constantly on hand
flooring, partition and weather boarding
shelving, mOuldings, palIng pannel STUFF
doors sash, blinds, &c, &c.
Orders oiled ON the shoT test notice
Main street, NORTH WHEELING, Va
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