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A runu1r .INcNa TIE, ANIMALS.

a
The blood now began to flow from the caj
yernsin ooplous supply, sight tnat MADE an
the animals OF the cat species desperate, ana
Hons ligerscto leOpards, bhyenas, pantnefs;
!. .yeoIvaa:. andotherst of the lnnumerahle horde
;whoae cages formed q circle about the mar.
tyr. iioined tn low growls, which were lnten:
silsd to roars and shrleks as the fumes OF the
burning flesh Hlled their nostrlls. Inis tI:
muit caused o score or two OF keepers 10 rasn
for,the dens of their pets in their respective
charge. and as these added their not over
GENTLE voices to the volume, and the rage OF
Inc beats for the nonce was still further agf
orayafed by cudgels and other persuasive
thines calculated TO stir up the animals, the
hue and cry was terrific, attracting nuuareus
OF people from the nelghborhood, VINO SURE
rounded the Dents, though IN momentafy ieai
fhat ideinge of uncaged Wild beasts would
come .npon them. But against any sncn ca.
tastrophe the strong cages were proof
FIFTY RED HOT IRONS. :
When the din and noise was somewhat
uuieted. the operation was proceeded WIFI
and during the TWO following hours above MI
red.hot irons were thrust into the poor brnte's
carcass. When the surgeons finally deslstea
it was not because they believed their TASK
oompleted, but because the cayerns had as
sumed such dimensions that the tWo-lncn
irons proved too small to be further 6 enctlVe:
Besides, Romeo was evidently weakening aad
getting a little ..groggy" from the loss OF three
5aiIfuis of blood, DR.. Boyd estimating tnat ne
had lost about three psiifuls during tne oPe,rI Pc,
alton. The openings were then thsioughiy
washed with. lotions, and afterward carefully
bound up. The old fellow has always dis.
displayed strong prediction for candy ana
other sweet things. After the operation .
nice, big stick was proffered TO him, oqt ne
refused it with solemn shake OF his head
Wnen the animals naturally vicious temper 1s
taken into consideration. his noble oenaVlor
during the painful can 1,sa only S Ss sG
ELEPHANTS proverbial sagacity and fine In
stInct, he was convinced that it would re-
donnd 60 his good. The surgeons expressed
strong hopes Of his recovery, but he died on
ErtdaV
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M o T I O E.

NJ o T O E.
ihe BATTERY BATHING HOUSE, Off White
Point Garden, has been thoroughly retairea 70
ali iLs various departments, and will be opened
on 18th instant for accommodation OF visitors:
The Soda Water and Ice Cream Departments VIII
be under the immediate aupertntendence OF tne
Proprietor. ThaLIing the puollc lor past Iavots'
I would most respectfully solicit their patron.
age. u. MON ASmUNi
4. -uay7.tuths Proprietor.
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Gnnfltkr Resorts.

: . ~. NOTICE OUR READERS WHO
PROPOSE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IN THE, COUNTRY. AND PROP PR1ETORs OF
HOTELS WHO MAY, WISH TO: FILE. THE
PAPER FOR THE USE OF. THEIR GUESTS;
CAN, HAYE THErDAILY NEWS SENT BY
MAIL FOR SEVENTY FIVE CENTS PER
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A G. A R D :. -
All operations In DENTISTRY performed by Dr.
ANDERSON In the most scieltinc m8aner on tne
guaranteed, at the corner Of King and Liberty
streets. mayL3l
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+, by W. T., LEITCH &. r. S. BRUINS,

ELEGANr BUILDIkG LOT SOUTH
IL EAST corner OF Lynch and Bull streets
measuring 75feet front. on Bull lby 100 feet; on
Lynch. Terms-One- third cash.. balance In one
year, with ihteresr rom date, payable annually.
Purchasers TO pay DIS for papers andatamps. aaT
: The above VIII be sold THIS DAY, the 18th
instant, at II O'Clock, q: the Old Postoff1ce.
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7prp %opos,aHls

julio 'i'''.'.''t
.,a9 II Z urp GOODS, als 5lr. ~
RURCHe0lT,, T,,BENGDHE&C
-ag.ss ~ - ~ l@.'o "ii y h2rs::: q. ~: l
q. alqn"tl.t -: :p.... d. ..i.;ll;i "a sl,-i 20!
No. pa KING STREET,
q. .gG3 L. G:tgg aa f;,i .Gii.7 's,ir. 1
.sia.sI si!r jsf- &. -cp.taa y1.i1. i. ss I
oner on Monday, June 9, previous to taking Ycar.
ly Inventory, theirsntlre Stock at great aacrtnce
The greatest Inducements OF the ,season are
:ofaFsd!.ii G1i !.G,ist Y'pczE H"l=i2st 81
20 pieces Black SILK, at 81 and 81 rs. 's'i2
lopieces Gros Grain, 81 2s aud 81 to.!I' - '''1
leo Japanese SILK Dresses, only So. % - So. >
All our Japansso silks reduced to is cents. %
Ii, 900 yards OF different new, styles Of Dress
| Goods, from Is cents. - % -
50 Biack' Llama Lace Shawls, reduced 25 per
30 cent, (oargains.) .; ia2.s.1 - u I, q 4.
Our entire STOCK Of white Goods hm been.
marked down" y" ''' - - - ga
SSAtt<s
2oo!pleces Swiss, 25, so and 40 cents.p-t a.Il-
100 pieces Satin Stripe PIqus, % CENTS formerly
Is cents. - s-------=---
200 pieces Corded and Dotteaaat rs and IS cents
i reduced from 20 and SO cents Sr.1ss.a 49,:
500 pieces Hainaooks, Jaconets. Cambrica, Checked
and Cross-Barred Oambric5 at greatly reduced
=. prices. iistori. as ..L% ~ f':a:!.;. tUt
Our Linen Department Is complete In all It's
lines. 1u-z-..
| 2s pieces Ladies' Dress esshinen-4.4wlie-25 cents.
20 pieces LadIes' White ~ Battisse from IS cents.
% pieces Gentsf Brown Linen, frpm2o cent? mp.
"a falrline or Whits Linen Duck! Linen Drill and
STRIPED Linens for Nsns and Boys suits-sold, at
great sacrifce iiiI gi'a 1sIpo .oi;; et.ii. I'D! ,
V26df Cloth Department has received addisdnsl
supplies I'M the latest stsles of! cASsINERES,
Bro Idci6ths' Drsb d'Ete, &e.sa Of which have
undergone an extrsordlpsry reduction in the
prices We offer this line OF good as great bar
gains, and can convince customers that the
goods are the cheapest,n this market. ..-i-5.s:
no The most complete. Stock OF d OF; saia
-. DOMESTIC GOODS
/ 4Aka IN fnTT1 n \
can 10 10. 'oana 81 u. .,t r.sp'l1ue 10 W 1s s,,
The latest styles OF oALlOoS percaies, Lawns,
aus,ins' alnsnams, ps'l,s btoWa ana bleaoasa
aomsspsn, ars oaersa ~ pfi'eS nee nsief Ds'o'o % . -
TINS oN'''s maffe': x" r.. Ia :,
Our complete and Well.assorsed STOCK Oh
ufa,o HoU3EHolDJ GOODS
~. -. ia:H ,5S..,l. ~, n-.d 81 i a,g4.l-s. ~.
ts the best and chespeIt, 10 the city. We are
oferiag Tho following articles cheaper than any
ass.i Z e S,;. isss, towels, ...ss.s s.s
bleached TabinS, Crash, White Linens, Sheet
ings, Pilloweasing, &C., Sc. ''''-'-' ~ -
Pa Particular attention has been paid to the red uc
Ladea ana Gents s's Summer 1SpEkgEak a. r,,
''ss: as line Of al, Widths. Shade, md gs,s., .,
4: ::::. !. IS: !: : :::
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r"THEY CUREr' WHAT CURES 2
AYEY,S CHERRY PICTORIAL for q Cough
AYERS PILLS for purgative, and AYERS
sARSAPARI1LAfo for the: complaints tnss require
an Alternative medicine. jun8-stuth3
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q UGL IVAN S L A N D..
The MOULTRIEvILLE HOUSE Is now open for
the accommodation OF boarders, permanent OF
JOSEPH d. OPPENHEIM,
June lat. ls72.stuthB. Proprietor.
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~O,N M;A.RRIA GE. 10

NJ ON MAR r Ia G E. 10
Happy relief for Young Men from the effects
OF Errors and Abuses In early life. Manhood re-
stored. Nervous debility cured. Impedimenfs
to. Marriage removed. New method OF treat'
mens. New and remarkable remedies. Books
and Circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes. Ad'
dress howard ASSOCIATION, No. South
Ninth street, Phladeiphia. Pa. octl2
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.ENDERsONYILLE, N. C.

The undersigned has opened the RIPLEY
HOTEL, in this place, for the summer. and can
accommodate persons wishing to spend Inc sum-
mer at reasonaole-rates. T. A. ALLEN,
;. mayo0-lmo. Proprietor.
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@r OFFICE MOUNT PLEASANT AND
sULLlyAN ISLAND FERRY. COMPANY, No. So
BROAD STREE, CHARLESTON. JUNE llTH,
ls1a-NorlCET sToCKHoLDERs.-The follow
ing Resolution, adopted at a meeting OF the Direc
tors OF the Company, held THIS DAY, s published
for the Information OF all concerned
RESOLVED That coll be, and is hereby made:
upon the stockholders for the payment Oh t4io apl
Sixteen SOLO Dollars rer share, being tne amonht
still subject TO CALL payment OF the same 10 pe
made 10 the Treasurer on or before the 20 lnst.
Payments Will be received daily from 10 Am.
to 8 P. NJ, till 22d instant. HLTSON LEE,
iun12lo Secretary and Treasurer.
@-s A. STRONG ..APPL CATION. OF
the DOLLAR REWARD SOAP, cures Prlcklyheat
and all similar eruplioRs, and instantly alleviates
he bite OF Mosquitoes, Fleas, Bed-bugs, &C.. DC.
DOWIE, NOISE q DAVIS,
Agents. Charleston. 8. 9.
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GOOD OARDIN
AT AIKEN, s. G.,
At the ALLEN HJUSE during the ensuing
Summer konlhs. Apply early to Mrs. N. l..
ALLEN. may27-1mo
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4i BY GRUBBS a. WHIIEMSy11ao
isReal ctAgentdfnpIilAu ilAucrloueersss
1yRfJsTEEs,iSAIE OF THE RICHMOND

gvyRNsTEEs,tskI,EO OF THE RICHMOND
AND YORK ,RIYEs .RAILROAD::.y s;,,,o,$ s5;,l,ao,
av virtns N 7two deeds 81 trhsr fro11 the Rch.
mona and YSfk' 'RtyeF agfoad ConiSany totnaaSte
rssascysIy rSa on aaa ~ ssntsmper issS sna
ist 8; Jan1ajyi 1885 the 1nd dsfsign s1rv1yA8
trustees viii, on WEDNESDAY,. the 14th dsYM
August, 1871 at II T.. as the auction rooms or :
saiY Dy Public Auction, f.-1 9 II 2 z! q ga =
fT The WHOLE LINE EiOEfiRAfhWAYi.ol,th said
Company from the City OF Richmond 10 .Weat
Point, together with the SFranchlses OF the sad
Sacblns, shops; Dsrois, Wafer Stations, Road
sed. Machinery, Tolls, 'EaBetnents,, and every
other right iinteresror estate 1oohneSet byftae
sad deeds, excepting cho}ea IN aetiqn, 4. fr,,,f.
viii he oAsH snf1Seaf pay all costaofs se1-
esu,ing tha trusts OF osaid deeds. and 70 p8y,fAe
fn,eress an the bonds outstar dihR under t1G deed
Of isss otesala: 30 a6dutl sstoooIsa
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anffialt HaIf97SH Rls slHdp:

:iiiseH BY, HENRYg0BlILlAl 4. D.urs7 a.
R ACQhuos sHo gL4.,RI;ER glLI.,1I: s,.H ~
10 hhds BACON SH0 UEDERS. ss,7
.. Conditions cash. ej:Iiofrs ..!a s.ii,s. Juplst
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MeEAFdl

70 s2a'I stl 2ByTWM.t MeEAF.dI1el ;.:!14 :..l.
GUNNER PRINTS CAS>IMEREs, 5AG:
~ ONET5il lNainSook gMuslls, Ptqua;O White
GreDadine. Popllns,, Mems STRAW Haas, Hpaiery.
Gloves, Shoes and Notions. THIS DAY at 10
O'Clock, az No. rs Wentworth h street; viii be sold
the ahoYex 1,,,rr,. ..t.H .,--. .,,... 1unl8
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= By w. Y. LEITCH s 3. 5. BRUINS
- ;. AuctIoneers.a a.. 80
1.-TWO AND A HALF STORY BRICK
IL Dwelling, Magazine street. opposite House
ofiUorreGtIon, Lot measures IA feet front byi80
M nsmsrs ~ x IN stamns -" Sr':r = ffts -.
Z The above will be sold; THIS DAY. the 18th
instant at II O'Clock, at the Ola Poatotiice. ,a..
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Dy TACL d. HaHANE.~ w. -
WILL THIS Day tf13 AND
w before ,ourt Store1No; l76 East Bay. as
half-past O'Clock, ,,.,;, ,..,e..,,:,.
rs tubs Choice New Msy BUTTER
10 bbis Bright No. Pig shoulders ~, iL.yf.
10 bbls, Smau No. 2 Pig Hams, . .,.5.,
q bids. Large No. 2 Bacon Shoulders. -
iCondtIot9 cash. 1000 fct ..y l"is e!G juui3.
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TOOs INGS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-21
Startling Rumors Concerning Erie.

Startling RumOrs COncerninE Erie.
Should the stories which have been
prevalent lately contain only . portion
of truth, the Erie road has gained little
by its change OF management. The
English stockholders, it is claimed.
represented by McHenry, are engaged
IN systema tically skinning the corpora
ton, and in ssddling the Atlantic and
Great Western road upon it have de-
pressed its finances and injured its
reputation to an almost incredible de-
gree. Bischoffheim, in London, since
General Dix retire from the Presi-
dency, Shylocked the road out OF nearly
a million OF dollars. The money which
he lent could easily have been obtained
in New York at a much lower figure
Nc Henry drew $3.50, 0O0 from the road
for Reorganization" claims. The At.
lantic and Great Western road nv the
change Of management gets 81 zoe, 600
for reopeued claims. The earninos OF
Erie are steadily decreasing. Theee
are only a portion Of the rumors con-
corning Erie, but they are sufficient, il
true, to inspire the public with still
NOR. vivid appreciation Of the rotten
ness Of Erie and with distrust 10 its g.
curiries.-NsU York Times .af So
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-21
Monday, September 8, 1879.

8egnningat 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following
le'cri I'd property, that IL 20 sav: The Ten
rment and ground pertaining thereto north
~ nd adjoining the south tenement on
lot No six Is, in square No. nine 49,, on
Jacob street: the two south tenements and
ground pertaining thereto on lots Nos.
sky, ig t (6S, aud sixty. n ne (69,, on coal
and sixteen (l6l Ia square No. eleven llD ;
lpts Nos sven Tl AM eight ~ in square
Notwenty-nn- (2D; lots Nos. tour t4) and
i've 5l in quare q. thirteen u.s.; lots Nos.
nv I5l and six ~ in square No. sixteen o.;
,o'S Nos ten (l0l aud eleven (il) In square
No. seven cen %: lots Nos. one (D and
Two ~ IN square No. eighteen (lsl; lots Nos.
len ilOl, eieven q and twelve O2 In
square 70 twenty-five (29; lots Nos. one
Ihiwo ~ and seventeen 10 In 50 are No.
twenty thee (23); lot No. sixteen QH) in
square No twenty-four ca; the south half
%, lot No sixty five (65), on Coal street. in
DIVISION ~" lots Nos. I'll hty.Seven 90,
niIe'v-one ON, ninety -four (gIj and ninety
nEe 80 IN Division az" which No. eighty
seven "a lies at the corner Of FairInont
anu George street and the others ninety
one gu ninety four (9A and ninety five
N-ronI on Moth street, and lots Nos.
twenty go and thirty-four (SN, on the
~uln OF rairmont street, In Division "a"
Err IS OF SALE-0ne-fOurth of the pur-
chsSe money to be paid on the day Of the
Sie' the residue on credit of six, Twelve
ana ght en- months, the purcha- ers Civ
ias oonis with >ecuTity, hearing interest
, rpm me day OF sale, and the title to be re-
allied until The last payment Is made.
GEORGE q. DA w MORT,
an.s-ei Special Commissioner.
me above sale is adiour ued until SAT
VRDAf, SEPTEMBER IS.
GEORGE o. DAVENPORT,
GplOi Special Comrris Toner.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-21
NOTICE.
Trustees Sale of Real Estate.

ny VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST
b made and signel by carlisle Brown to
ne undersigned trustee, dated the 24th dav
nj November. 1870, and duly acknowledged
AMI admitted q record in the Recorders
orfi 20 OF MARSHALL county, w Va, and re.
cnr ted in deed book No. 10, folio ls9, l
will, on
Ssinrday, tho 2Ist day Of September
49,, commencing Mt 10 o'clock A. NJ pro-
Gee to sell al public auction at the front
door of the Court House In >aid county, two
tracts or parcels OF land situate on the
waters o. Big Wheeling Greek, IN MARSHALL
county, w Va described as follows. tO-wtt !:
nna % sid tracts OF land atiolns land
owrei nv lanes VI. Combs, and l. known
as the Bald h.a,le tract, containing h,ty-
nine acres and eighty SIX poles The other
tract OF Ia nd adioinS said Bald Eagle tract,
q d contains three acres and twenty-seven
p0a>, making in TIL two tracts sXty-two
acres aud one hundred and thirteen poles,
being the same two tracts OF land whi"h
were conveyed to the said Carlisle Brown
by Jonn handl III M wife by deed date
tue 18th of November, 1870, which deed II of
record In the Recoi der'S office OF Marshall
county
Terms Of salN-One-third cash; the bal
sn"e In twelve and eighteen months. pur
chaser giving deed of trust on property TO
seclre deferred 'yments
aug 81 W. q. HANDLAN, Trustee.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, September 20.
BUTTER-Firm at 224@25c fol
hoice.
COrTON-Quiet and >l@l3c lower,
middling uplsnds at Zoe.
CHEESE-Firm at l4@l5c.
EGGS-Quiet atl7@1sc.
FLOUR-Quie,; supprfiue at S. 500
6 o. family extra, 81 00@7 Is. 49,.
GRAIN-Wheat firm; prime, 81 As
al 48. Corn at 45c for mixed ear.
Oats, rye and barley unchanged.
HOGS-Dull and a shade lower, at
81 75@5 90.
PROVISIONS-Sugar cured hams
at l6@l7c Tor summer cured. Lard
quiet at 5000.
SUGAR-Firm.
TALLOW-Firm.
TOBACCO-Very scarce, with bet.
ter demand at full prices.
WOOL-Quiet.
WHISKY-At 94c.
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aoFM4NuPANBTRADE.


70 NeULHHtn AASkes.
;, ro,t,eNkw EoDK. eepteimbsr 20. 9,
10 Eh0gRnA,s Shade frpas at s., zee
extfSS State; 81 6657 IS Tor choice do;
| tFSO9S 20f6r fSncy susie o. 1906 20
TOR .superAsei, kesteru;s 81 4a@7 ~
for. oommou, to. medium extra western;
T:1s0860 ter choice do % 60@s 80
for com mon 10 choice white wheat west,
TN aieIfrS 7rW98 90 fol common to
GOOD Hippiue brands extra rouod hoop
Ohio s. s0@lQ, 100 for, trade ibrands;
81 S5@Q Is for, com mon to fair extra
St. 1 Louis 50 S091r Is for good to
cfoice7 do. s6outhefb -four 3 shade better
EatS7, 8O@tO S. 4orcommon to fair ex'
ira. and >. 90 a4a@l2, SO for good 70
choice do. Rye -four, steady at "a 81
as 80 Corn meal quiet.
GRAIN-Wheat at 81 54@l 81 for
No. 2 spring in store; 81 62@l 65 for No.
I do; 81 60@T 70 fol-, winter red wesr-
fern; 81 f43f IS for amber do 81 IS
az 90 Tor white do. Rye islquiet with
buyers Offering 75c aud sellers asking
78a. Barley quiet: Barley malt dull.
Corn firmer at 64c for steamer western
mixed and 64f'a65c for sail do. Oats
very firm at 47@5oc for western aud
42@47c for new. -s.
PROFESSIONALISM ia quiet and
steady at &l4 20@l4 Is for new mess ;
81 OG9ll SO tor prime aud $l3 OO!9
l3 20 for new prime mess. Beet quiet
and unchanged at s 00@7 90 for plain
mess and $S 00@l0 90 for extra mess.
Beef hams at $22 O0932 90. Tierce
beef is quies at sl3 OO@l6 90 Tor
prime mess and CIT 00@l9 90 for India
do. lCutmeats are steady and unchanged
at ll@l4c for hams and 7c for shout
ders. Middlss are quiet and steady ct
SIC for long clear. Lard is. dull and
without, change at 5000 9-l6c for ket
tie rendered. .
COTT0N-On spot opens dull and
heavy, with sales Of $50 bales at 2Oc
for low middlings, and 1890 Tor mid
ding uplsnds. ...
TALLOW-Dull; sales Of $4,000 ibs
at 9 5-l6c; atearlne dull; sales Of $4,000
lbs at 93910sc.
WHISKY-Qniet AT 92ac.
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LIST OF GIFTS.

Total, 1000 GIFTS, all cash. ............soO' w
rhe Concert Its. II will b. the most
brilliant orchestral display that ever
performers, gathered from all part
Of this country and from EuI one. un.
der the direction OF Prof. Hast, Will con-
ID te 10 this grand music Il carnival.
And 10 afford ample room for every ticket.
holder to enjoy sucn an unusual m is' cal
festival, the oncert " ii be given In Cen
trail Park, where arrangements have been
made to accom- 70 oddIe all VINO may come.
Persons holding Who'll, halt or quai ter
tickle all be admitted to both the Concert
and Drawing, and none without such tick
cts will be admitted TO either.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets, ST.; ha've., S.; quarters,
or $50; II9 Tor $1,000; us Tor s so; SIS or
100 No discount on less than slU worth
Of tickets al ime.
In accordance with numerous solici a
lions, arrangements have been made with
all the railro vi and steamboat Ines leading
into the city for tue sale OF Ound trip tick
cts good for 81 < days TO all persons who may
wish & attend the Concert or irawing
such tickHi will be furnished by the ouis-
Vile and Nashville railroad, the Louisvil g,
Cincinnati and Lexington railroad. the
Louisville, indianapolis and Madison rail-
road, the ohio ami mississippi railroad, the
Louisville and Cincinniti Mailb "a Line,
and the Louisville. Owensboro' and Hen.
derson Mail Inc Packets.
All agents are required to close sales and
m he their returns In full time TO reach
this Office by Thur day, y, ptemb-r Is. TO
do this successfully those located at great
distances must cloSe some days oeio the
9th. All ticket TO which gins are awarded
will be paid withou, discount by the
Farmers and Drovers Bank, eth In cur.
rency or by sight daft upon the Fourth
Ma iouaI Bank Of New York, at option Of
the no der The tickets must r,rst be pre-
scented at this office, Room No: :, Public
library Building, b fore they will be paid
by the Sank
The drawing will be published In the
Louisville papers and New York Herald,
and official copies sent to purC ha>ers TO
whom tickets have been sent by letter.
THOMAS r. BRA LEfTE,
Agent Public Library OF Kentucky.
Public Library Building, Louisville, KY.
". T.. RODGERS,
Agent, No. McLure House Block.
sep7-da
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO. September 90
'GRAIN-Wheat quiet and hole
lower; with sales of No. 2 spring q,
81 lS@l 20 cash. Corn tair; prices
dragged at tic lower No 2 sold a,
351 @363c cash, closing at 35sc; aAoa,
a. 37c. Oats dull; No. 2 sold at 246
24!c cash Rye in good demand and
steady at 57@574c FOR No, 2. Barley
dull and drooping No. 2 fell Sc pei
bushel, at 66@674c.
FLOUR-Quier owing to a light
stock prices were fully maintained.
HIGHWINES-Firm and unchang-
ed at SOC for iron bound packages.
PROFESSIONALISM pork sold a,
$l3 IS. Lard quiet at 9@9tc. Dry
sailed chou ders ,at6f@6sc.
BEEF CArTLE-ActIve for low
and medium grades; s. 25@2 As ior
choice; sales at a 5O@5 20 for COM
mon to extra.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-21
BRlSinnvr6 Market.
BALTIMORE, September &c

BALTIx ORE, september ~.
COTTON-Wesk; middlings at l9t
FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged.
GRAlN-Wheat quiet; choice amber
at 81 0262 Us. Corn. southern new
white At 72c do yellow at 64@65c; mixed
western at 62ic Oats quiet and steady;
southern at 4O@43c; mixed western at
3S@404c; white do at 4l@42. Rye
quiet at 77@S2.
PROVISIONS-Strong but quiet;
mess pork at $l4 5O@14 Is. Bulk
meats strong, stock scarce and
none offering, but prices unchanged
Bacon unchanged; sugar cured hams
firm and higher at l9c. Lard dull a,
'S3A9c
BUrTER-Western unchanged.
WHISKY-Frm at 94c.
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New York Money Mnrxet.

New YORK, September 20, 6 P. NJ.
GOLD-Weak to-day at a decline
from llls to iii The Assistant
Treasurer paid ont <66, 900 on accou ut
OF interest and $l4 900 in the redemp-
ton 81 $50 bonds
MONEY-Wss firm at 5j@6! for
call loans.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Quiet and
unsettled. but closed with a 6rmer feeI-
ing at l084@l0S4 for prime bankers
sixtv DAYS sterling.
GOVERNMENT BONDS - Dull,
but advanced ! per cent before the
close; United States currency IS, llI3
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