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ST. Louis MnrIref.
By telegraph ST. LOUIS. July g

ToBACCO-Firm and unchanged.
FLOUR-s6 50 for Fall superhne; 81 90 for
extra; So 5OG9 so for double extra $40 5Om
Sl2 70 Tor treble extra and fancy. There
was also some speculative movement, and
considerable lots changed hands, but all
particulars are kept private.
WHEAT-Not much done; strictly prime
to fancy ranged al s. 1902 o.
CoRN-The demand exceeds the supply.
and prices advanced to 77GSIc: mixed and
yellow SfGS71%c.
OATS-tlrmer and higher at 74IT6c.
RYE--Smau sales at 81 90.
PR0NISIoSS-Ftrm for round lots, but
small lots were sold at prices which were
considered faYorRbl ato buyers; pork So ID
@S Coz bacon, clear sides lGJ5c; rib sides
l1e; shoulders lz54c; sugar-cured hams 205s
g2ic.
LARD-Id moro inquiry and haner ut
lSe for keg.
CATrLE-Unchanged.
t5HEEP AID LAlIBS-unchnnged
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Memphis Market,

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS. July 9.
COTTON - Receipts. 4 bales; exports Q
bales.
tLoUR-Quiet; superfine s7G7 80.
WHEAT-el 6Udl IS.
CORE-921Sc.
OA1s-73cs
HAY-El51l6.
BRAN-Sl3
CORN MEAL-Unchanged.
SORK-G29.
LARD-18Gl9c.
-Ifigher; shoulders I3]lc; clear
sides I7@I71Ec.
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CINCINN NATI.
PendIetOn Tenders his Support to
Mr.. SeymOuF-.Will work 60 Secure
his Election.

CINcINNA1I, July 9.-Immediately
on the receipt of the news of the nom
ination at New York, Mr.. Pendleton
telegraphed Mr.. Seymour his congrat-
ulations, and proffered him his earn
est and active support in the coming
campaign.
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New York cold ana Stock Market.

by Ae4osfhf7usi NsW AoAtkt dui1 z.
MoNEY-A More active at 4ls5e on call,
ENCHANGE-SterlinE steady.
GOLD-l401&lgliOSz: export To-day Sf3i.-58
GOYEHNAIE + NI.5-MGre active and fluner-
clOings strong; Coupons OF 1881, lIa14 4MII.ls
do '62, ll35Eall31I: do 'Gi, ll05 GlIOtS;
do. '15, lll14gnl1S; do. new l0S3<@l08s; DO.
'67, 1O51s9l09 do '68. 1857 {0lUg; l0-40s, 10Ti<
0gIb75S; 7-30s, lOc3<dI09.
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Knrnnenn 1lnrket.

By Cable.l LONDON. July 9-Eye.
CONsoLs-For money, SJts481i account
at 05.
BoNDs-At 73g7S5Si Illinois Central 2t
lO5s; Erie at So
FRANKFoHTs July S-Eve.
u. s. BoSDs-775z-
LIVERPOOL, July e-Eve.
CorroN- Easier; sales Of 5000 bales.
TARD-At G2s 81.
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Dissoluti0n of CopartnershiD.

- fore existing between BENJAMIN
Eubbs and T.. W. Patrick, under the name
and style OF Hubbs, Patrick s. Co.. is here
by declared dissolved from this date.
The business will be continued by E. W.
Patrick, who win also settle the business
of the flrm. E. w. PATRICK.
Evansville lly lst, 1865. lJyi d2W
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JOHN LAVAL,
Wholesale and Retail Drugg :.

Medicines, Paints, oils, Brushes, de-,
MAIN ST., bel. Second and Third
Particular attention given 20 CoLdd1iNa diN
WINDOW GLASS TO any size. lJul@A utt
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LOUISVILLE, July 9:-The Courier
Journal, Democrat, ana AnzeageT, each
displayed the national nag. upon the
announcement of the nomination. oi
Horatio Seymour to the Presidency
Tonight further demonstrations o
endorsement are taking place.
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TELE G. e AP II,
The Democratic National
Convention.

The Democratic National
Convention.
Labors of the Fifth Day.
Triumph of the Bloated
B0ndholders.
Observation-Disclosures
The Soldier Candidate also
Slaughtered.
New York Money Wins the
Race.
McCookNominates Horatio
Seymour.
he Begs of, but Vallandig-
ham Insists.
He is Chosen the Candidate
on the 22d Ballot.
Great Confusion and Ex-
element.
Power Of the Bondhi11ding
interest.
Nominations for Vice Presi.
dent.
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Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID from Edward Hayes and vile to me,
aated February 22d, 1865, and Of record In
the once OF the Recorder OF Ohio county,
win. on Tuesday, the 18th day OF July, 1853.
at the mont door Of the Court House, In the
city of Wheeling, proceed 10 soil by public
auction TO the highest bidder, the following
property, situated in said city OF Wheeling.
and State OF West Virginia, and bounded a
n S0oEfrom the South-east corner OF Lot No.
5 In square No. p, In tho Bellealr addition 70
the Town or Wheeling (now part Of said
city1 aB designated on the plat Of said city.
and running thence with o continuation Of
the north line Of Quincy street N. 6O0 e.
about So feet 10 inches to point in the
north line of Quincy street continued, from
which q straight line drawn at right angles
with Quincy street VIII pas through the cens
brick fenements. the eastern part at present
owned and occupied by Josiah Warren, the
other now occupied by RaId Edward Hayes.
and running thence by a direct line ut night
angles with Quincy street through the cen-
Ter or said division wall separating the tene-
ments afoIesaIdt one hundred and twenty
feet more or less, TO point That would be on
the north line OF an alley In BelIealf add1-
ton in the rear of lots fronting Quincy st.s
8. SO9 W. 20 an alley laid out by Noah Zane
east of the said Bellair addition, thence win
fhA eaSfera line OF said alley to the beginning,
being The same premises conveyed by SAID
Warren and vile and recorded Ia deed book
no. 81 page 1872 OF the records of said Ohio
SeIIine as trustee shall convey only such
title as Is vested In me. Terms OF sale made
CRAbIlES W. B. ALLISON,
wHKELIEG, June 1858. Trustee
Je2B-IRw4wd
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From Japan.

YoKoHoHA, June 25-pin San Fran
cisco, June 26th,-The late Tycoon has
accepted the conditions oil the Mikado,
viz: 10 cede nearly half of his private
territory, Cisband his army, surrender
his navy and himself retire to Meta.
for which place he left on the 18th of
May on foot.
gave orders to his admiral to surrender
the feet, but that officer left Yeddo
with all the vessels, and IL is uncertain
where he has gone. He is probably
to cooperate with Statsbashlo and his
friends.
The trouble is by no means at an
end. Astrong coalition has been torm-
ed In the interests of the Tycoon, and
all the most powerful Norther Damias
have Joined him,
Aidsen attacked body of the MI
kado's troops on the 10Th of May, IL
miles from Yeddo, completely. routed
them and took possession OF the castle
recently surrendered by the Tycoon.
On the 18th he attacked another army,
killed 500 and captured 200-all of
whom he beheaded. A large army oc-
and another is threatening Yeddo,
thereby cutting of the retreat of the
Mikados troops. On the 22d another
engagement took place only six miles
from lHeddos also ending disastronsly
to the Mikados. One thousand four
hundred were killed and 500 captured.
A diamo of the MikRdo's household
has been made Governor of Toka-
homa, in place OF the old one, a re-
tainer of the Tycoon.
The European and American Guards
rounds the settlement, have been re-
moved.
The British Minister has already
presented his credentials OF the gov
ernment of the Afikado.
The High Priest of Kisto has issued
bill warning the Mikado that he is
interfering too much In temporal af-
fairs, and calling upon them TO desist
on pain of being called upon by the
Priesthood to abdicate. One hundred
and seventy thousand copies of the
proclamatiins have been sold and dis
tributed among the Japanese.
The uncle OF the Micado, who had
considerable to do in fomenting the
troubles against the Tycoon. WAS as
sassinated at Yeddo, June I'd.
At the instlgation OF the Chinese
companies, 43 girls, imported for vile
purposes ION the China, from Hong
Kong, have been arrested and Will be
returned to China, or apprenticed here
to respectable families.
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EUROPE.
BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE

CHALoNs, FRANCE, June 27.-Empe-
ror Napoleon having received a con-
gratulatory address Of the soldiers at
Chalons Camp, which was sent on the
anniversary of the battle of Magnet,
has arrived here and was greeted with
great enthusiasm. BE reviewed the
troops yesterday, and was very much
pleased. BE leaves to-day for Fontain
Bleau.
ST.. PErERsBURa, June 27.-omcial
advices state that there has been no
further fighting of consequence in Gem
tral Asia. The Russian troops still oc-
cupied Bakero.
LONDON, June observation-disclosures
tant kilograms have been received from
Japan via. Shanghai. The last dis
patch, under date of May 22d, an
nounced that Mlkado had arrived with
his army near Jedds, and was threat
ening the city. Tycoon had sent q
flag of truce to his powerful enemy of
fering to moYe from Jeddo and disband
his army If the city was spared. 1t
was thought that Mlkado would accep.
BERLIN, June 27.-The health OF
Count Bismarck, who is at present ltY-
ing in retirement on his estate in Pam.
eranIa, has much improved within the
past few days.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRASc1sco, June 27.-Dispatches
from Victoria state that as the sloop
Thornton was on her last trip north
ward she was attacked forty miles
above Fort Rupert by three canoes
full of Indians. Captain Warren
and the crew fired on them with Henry
rifles, killing twenty out of twenty
The Indians fought obstinately with
firearms. The Colonial government
will send off gunboat. Since the
Thornton affair, another sloop has been
robbed and sunk by Indians near the
same spot, and Capt. Jack Knight and
partner killed.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.

"A BANKING firm, dealing largely in
Government bonds at New York, have
issued a circular to their customers,
endeavoring to prove that it Is wiser
and more profitable to invest In Gov
ernment securities than in the stocks
and loans of Improvement companies.
Some remarkable statistics are present.
ed which show that the gross earnings
of a given number of railroads have In
creased so per cent. within five years.
and the expenses idclusive OF taxes.
rents, improvements, &C., 16O per
cent while the net earnings are only
so per cent. higher. The average earn
ings per mile of road owned and leased
have declined 8 per cent. The bonded
debts have increased per cent? and
the capital stock 66 per cent. In 1923,
the outstanding bonds of these roads
average rate of 2 per cent, wonld re-
quire l0,9S2, 100 for the payment OF in
terest taking that amount from the
$2s, ,765, ,702 of net earnings, a balance of
S16, ,s33 1893, or 11z per cent, of the
then outstanding stock remain
and contraction. In 1S67-S, the
bonded debt of the same companies
was $164 ,S75, ,392; which, at the foregoing
rate, would require S11 500. .276 for in
terest: leaving, out of $37,2lo, ,776 of net
earnings, $50, ,718 500 for stock dividends
and construction outlays: which Is
about 9L per cent of the S265, 1925, 149 Of
capital stock then outstanding, 1t thus
appears that In 1s67-S the net earnings.
less the interest on bonds, were 2 per
cent less, in proportion 10 the stock,
than in 1923. While these facts are a
little startling as showing that our
great lines of railways have not been
remarkable either as absolute security
for capital, or as profitable Investments
for inR0U0ns Rn6 VhilR IL NAV ha
fair to presume that National bonds
will be q more satisfactory purchase,
especially for persons with small
means, Il Ia still too early to rest wholly
on the facts presented, for the history is
not yet complete, and the financial
future Is not as certain as those who be-
lieye in the resources of the country
could desire.
The London Money Market Revie1O
advocates such a change In the laws
relating to Joint stock companies as
would authorize them to Issue shares
to bearer, transferable by simple de-
livery or endorsement. SO that they
might freely circulate from hand to
hand without the necessity of a trans
fer on the books of the respective COM
panies. It contends that their current
value would be greatly increased by
the proposed system, and that no I'M
portant evils or inconveniences would
result from its adoption. We have
never seen any good reasons why the
certificates of company shares could
not be so worded that they would give
property to the possessor as do coupon
certificates of a company's indebted
ness. Why should there be a new GER
ti6cate every time there is new owner
of shares any more than there should
be new certificate on every transfer
OF a company's bond
in answer to inquiries We are able
to state the amount of bonded debt of
the State of South Carolina is S., SOC, 900.
The aggregate amount of the debt
of the State of Alabama Is q, ,6l5, 40. p
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cINc1NNAT1, June 27.-The base ball
match this afternoon between the Gin
clnnati and Xenla Clubs, resulted In
favor OF the former by score of 60 70
l3. Only eight inning were playea.
Two of the Xenia men were disabled.
Judge Sherman or the United States
Court Of the Northern District of Ohio,
has decided that the Domestic Wheel
Feed Sewing Machine, manufactured
at Norwalk, Ohio, is an Infringement
of the Wilson patent. This decision
covers lage class of sewing machines.
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KERTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, June 27.--A few days
ago two white men named Wyatt and
Hochlar and a colored man were killed
by one stroke of flightning near London
In the Court OF Appeals the counsel
for the city have made application .tor
a re-hearing in the Police Commts-
sioner's case. Forty five days were
allowed by the Court to file grounds.
The case will come up on September
9Th. Meanwhile the two police forces
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MONEY AND STOCKS.

GoLD-Lower; opening at 1405S, and
closing at 1403sa140N.
GOVERNMENT SToCKS-Steadyi cou-
pons Of 81, 11J7la1i5zsj :62, 11S<a
new, 1135sa114; '67, 114a1141S; '6S, 109A
a109Js; 10.4Os, 1O71sal071<; 1905, 109Jsa
I101<.
STocKs-Pacific Mail 1929; Atlantic
30a33: Western Union Telegraph saga
S5; New York Central 135SSa1S57<; Erie
T0jzaTI; do preferred 751za56; Ohio q
Mississippi 30HaS01; Wabash 4s1sa
1875; Michigan Central ll79<; Michigan
Southern 925Ss922I; Pittsburgh 9O7sa
901S; Toledo 1052Sa105H; Fort Wayne
1121<a1l29s.
ESPRHss SHAREs-welIs, Fargo 81 Co.
26a261<; American 432<a44; Adams 527S
a525{; United States 43S<a46; Merchants
Union 241<a241<.
Cincinnati.
JUNE 27.-FLouR-Unchanged, and
nothing doing.
GRAis-Unchauged and dull; nothing
doing. Corn-Very dull, lower and
nominal; ear offered at S4aS6c. Oats
DnlI, and the market unsettled; No. L
held at 75c. Rys-Firm at 81 85. bnt IL
cid higher.
CorToN-Held lc higher, with sales
middling uplands at SOC.
ToRACoo-Unchanged and steady.
PRoVIsIoNs-Dnll and Irregular
Mess Pork-Held at $27 as. Bulk Meats
Shoulders dull at 11%c, loose; sales
$1,000 lbs. at IL &c; packed sides held at
132<a14c. Bacon-Can be bought at
12Hc for shoulders: 16c for clear rib:
161<c for clear sides. Lard-Can be-
BUTTRR-Dull; the supply IS In ex@
cess of the demand; Ohio 23a25c; west
ern Reserve 26a2Sc-
Eaas-Dull 1ss.
Om-Linseed ell Is very duh and not
saleable at better than 81 90; it Is held at
81 03a1 O5. Lard oil is dull at 81 35a1 40.
GRocERIES-Unchan and quiet.
PErRoLEUM-Steady at 3sa35c.
PoTAToEs-Very dull; new southern
s. 50a4 90 per bbl.
GoLD-1S97<, buying.
Chicago.
JUNE 27.-FLoUR-very dull and
nominal.
observation-disclosures. with
decline OF 4a5c on No. i, and 2a1zc on
No. 2; small sales No. at 81 s9a1 81;
sales No. 2 before Chance at 81 81;
to 81 So, rallied to 81 81, and closed with
buyers at 81 93. Corn-Less active and
1a11sc lower; sales No. in store at
SS1zas4c; No. Q, S1kaS2c, and rejected
76aTSc; closing at S9SaS4c for No. 1.
Oats-Fairly active and 11Sa2c lower;
sales at 641<R65c; closing at 64H. Rye
Dull; sales No. at 81 Goal G2. Bar.
ley-Entirely Nominal.
ST. Louis.
JUNE 27-FLouR-very dull and
unchanged.
GRA1N-Wheat-very little doing
and prices unchanged. Corn-Dull and
lower at S0aS5c. Oats-Lower at 70a
701<c. Rye-Unchangeed at 81 35a1 40.
Provisions = Unchanged. Pork
$eS so. Bacon-Shonlders l2c; clear
sides 17c.
LARD-171za1sc.
MILWAUKEE,.
JUNE 27.-FLoUR-Dull aud prices
unchanged.
Toledo.
JUNE 27th.-GRAIN = Wheat Dull;
sales of amber at 81 80. Corn-Dnll;
sales at SIC. Oats-Quiet at Csc.
Buffalo.
JUNE 27.-Market generally dull and
tending downward; no sales worth
quoting indicating the market valuo.
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Commissioners Notice.

BAIT. q OHIO r. r. Col In ChsnceEy,
14w. G. E IArrEars. court - .9s % Sfeie ohie Co.
DURsUANT TO A DEoREE MADE IN
Is the above cause on the 25th day Of May.
JULY, 1858. at my once, In the city OF
Weeellng, and thereafter by adjournment
from time TO time, rs may be found neces-
saIy, proceed to ascertain and report theva-
dons liens and cl Inns, whether by attach
ment or otherwise, against the proceeds OF
hejudgment recovered by John Ia LaQITtv
and Wnliam g. L9GeTty, who were late Joint
contractors and partners under the .Hm
name OF y. q ". @. LG1erfy, against the
BdEtfnlOTe and Ohio Railroad Company, and
which proceeds In the bill in this cause
mentioned are now in the hands or the He.
ceiveT OF this Court.
And pursuant TO the said decree. hereby
give notice TO all persona claiming liens
upon the said funds In the hands OF the
Receiver, to come I'm before me and prove
their respective Chains; and do NIX NON
DAY, THE3 3Ist DAY OF AUGUST, 1858. ta
q peremptoTy day for the purpose and all
persons who do not SO prove their said
claims on or before that day will be Pre-.
cluded from any benefit OF this or any future
decree TO be made In this cause.
June 1ths LEGS. HANIBAL FORBES.
je5-oaw4wd Com'r Ohio Go. Circuit Court j.
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nInxETs HY TELEanArn.
NEW YoaK. June q. 1858.
REGULAR REPORT.

CorroN-Less active: sBles !. 400 bales
at 3l1Sc for mlddling uplands.
FLoUR-Closed dull and heavy, and
5aIOc lower: the demand confined TO
supplying the pressing wants Of the
GRAINNWheat-Heavy and nominal
at 81 95a1 9s for No. 2; 81 07a2 10 for No.
L spring. Rye-DnH and heavy at 81 70a
1 IS for common to prime. Oats-Dnll
and heavy at s01<aslc for western
Corn-Dull and heavy at 81 00a 102 for
new mixed western. afioat.
Z PaovIsIoNs-Pork- at S2S 90
Quiet and unchanged. Cut Meats-A
limited demand and unchanged in
prices. Bacon-Quiet and without de-
cided change. Lard-Dull at 161<a16Nc
for common to prime steam.
Eanq-nufak AZ 81 s1aI[n
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RnIIroad Accident.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 27.-The express
train on the I. NJ. 81 I. Railroad leaving
Madison this morning, was thrown
from the track by running over q COW
near Columbus, Ind. Several persons
were severely injured, among them
Hon. w. W. Harrington, ex-member
of Congress from the Third District
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Fires.

NEW YoRK, June saloon,
on 54Ih street, was damaged to the
amount of $1,000 worth by IRE last
Bruner e. Moore's furniture factory,
on King street, was damaged $4,000
worth by fire last night.
The five story building, No. 25 Full
ton street, occupied by the Empire Tea
Company and others, was partially
burned this morning. Loss about
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Mary E Boon

Mary E; Boon In the cirep,t
Margaret Williams ct al. county, W. Va.
PURSUANT TO A DECREE IN THE
ID above named cause. IW1lI as special conc
front door of the Court House OF Ohio c0tIn-
ty, West Va, on Thursday, July % lSl58 n
10 O'Clock, part of Lot No. s., on Main street.
In the E1rst Ward OF the City OF WheelfnR
with the Improvement thereon, consistfng 81
one two-story Brick dwelling House win six
rooms.
TEEMs OF oFsALE-one-third, or any greater
sum the purchaser may desire, cash IN hand
the remainder In equal instruments at Eix
ofsale, 70 be secured to tho satiafactfon OF
the Commissioner, the deed to be retained
until payment OF all the purchase money.
Title believed good, but selling Us Conn
missioner, snail convey only such title as
Is authorized by said decree.
te2s-law4w specIai nSG commissionssr. mi None
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DRY GOODS.

Weather hot. with stoppage OF one
fourth of the cotton machinery of the
East Prices are on the rise in sympa-
thy with raw material. Standard
brown sheetings in reduced supply
and drm at 171<a1Sc for best makes,
and seconds at 161<al7c. Fine sheettngs
like Atlantic Il have advanced 70 13cs
and ahirtings like the 7 brand OF the
same make to 15c. Amoskeag a
bleached muslin has risen TO 1sc; Bates
Y TO 14i<c. Boott B I61<c; Hills 80 Inch
to I6c; NEWMARKET a 1sc. All the nest
nratiea of bleached sheetings and shirt
fnos are steady. Most OF the light styles
al printed caIicoes and delaines have
been entirely closed out at the recent
low prices, and In week or 1ortnlgnt
market &C . much higher rate.
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MILwAUKRE, June 25.-The first con-
cert of the Saengerfest took place last
evening composed OF forty instruments
and a chorus of four hundred gentle
men and ladies. Thirty-two cornetts
took part in the performance: The
Hall was beautifully decorated. The
Chamber of Commerce and stores close
at II O'Clock to-day to take part In the
festivities of the occasion.
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BUFFALO, June 2s.-The Buffalo Dri-
wing Park Association have offered an
additional purse of 1900 for the horse
fair to be held next month; 81 900 to
any horse making Dexter's time,
2:171<, and 81, 900 If in those trials any
horse shall make a quarter of mile
in thirty seconds.
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TIE
National Trust Go.
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
No. 336 BROADWAY.
Capital, ONE MILLION DOLLARS

CHARTERED BY THE STATE.
DARIUS r. MASGAAE, President.
JAMES MERRILL, Secre tary
Receives deposits and allows FOUR PER
CENT INTEREST on all Daily Balances,
subject to cheel at Sight. SPECIAL DEPos-
ITS for Six Months, or more, may be made
Mt 1ive per cent. The Capital OF ONE MIL
LION DOLLARS is divided among over 500
shareholders, comprising many gentlemen
OF large wealth and financial experience.
who are al o personally liable to depositors
for all obligations OF the Company 10 double
the amount of their capital stock. As the
NATIONAL TRUST co. receives deposits
N Lar re or small amt unts, and permits them
to be drawn as q whole or in part by CHECK
AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE, allow
ing interest On ALL DAILY BALANCE, par
ties throughout the country can keep &C.
counts in this Institution with special ad.
vantages 6fsecurity. convenIe ice and p1olt
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-29
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June 2sth.-An effort
will be made by the Senate to pass the
tax bill before the close of the present
session. Both houses of Congress are
disposed to press business as rapidly as
possible in order to adjourn the session
about the Goth of July.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-29
HationaI RanIx Suspended.

MEMPHIS, June Zf.-The Merchaut's
National Bank of this city suspended
this morning. It is said their assets
will exceed their liabilities.