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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-02

thesis OF Mr.. Dodson WAS well rendered
and highly commended, The Educa'
ton Of the People" being his theme:
The. others Of the graduating class filled
their parts we'll and shared the fulsome
eucomiums passed upon them BY those
preseut. The Principal, Professor
Lewis Bennett, "a graduate OF Virginia
University is we'll worthy the honors-
BILE position ne fills go ably, being mod
est, capable and Jealous The school
is in . prosperous condition, l20 in the
cls.s OF the closing year. l might en-
large this com mmunioation deservediy in
comments on the exercises oil this school
but forbear from the fact that your city
dallies are ladened with like commu.
nicatiops and readers are surfeited and
beg for relief.
Honor bright-an old Indian pro.
verb, by the way, good one, as well
suited to the present as past age; my
attention was drawn 10 an article that
recently appeared in the Weston DEM
ocrat, copied by other journals OF our
State, on comparison OF the county oil
Lewis under the Supervisor system,
with that OF the County Court system,
as related to Lewis county, which to
saw the least was unfair in statement
and calculated to misead, failing as the
Democrat did, to state the causes affecting
the leyies. Under the Supervisor sys-
tenn, large bouuties, running Largely
into thousanda were liquldated, the
Poor Farm purchased and furnished.
On the iuaug ugurstioD OF the g. Z. system
the heavy burden was already lifted
from the shoulders OF the tax payer. 1t
is better to work for and from prlncl.
pal than to deal in clap trap stuff,
known aas erroneous at home, and to
cast upon the people at large the gar
-bage, with the hope that it will have
due effect abroad. But all snch re-
bounds, 10 injury. Better TO meet Issues
fairly aud fquarely; no dodglng or mis-
representations. Ii we think the
County Court system preferable TO the
former system, let us state truthiully the
facts hereou we base our argument, but
wholesale, unstutied statements, found
ed on the concealmeut OF facts. do not
win the masses or impress the sensible
reading portion OF our people with their
business or honesty. john w. Mason
of Taylor attorney a,-law-by the way
clever fellow OF nervous sangulne
temperment-the mouth piece OF the
Republican party OF this State, sends
forth manifesto 10 the people OF our
storm bora child" by authority vested
in him-by whom Had such a mani
festo emausted from the pen of Archie,
or sveo that polite. polished politician,
Hon. Geo. c. Slurgiss, OF Monongslia,
might be constrained to deal in
adjectives or adverbs, but John, that
prince 81 good fellows, who never dream
ed a vicious dream, or ate peach with
out sugar, victimised and lead into
iBdiscrejions l forgive him for his
moi hers sake, and only ask the virtuous
youth (as the Democratic party realized
SIS, 900 or $4,000 from loans on call
from its,bankslto the State treasury to
tell US whether, under Republican
dynasty the State realized $4,000, or
any thousands from similar deposits.
Other points in the manifesto, full OF
fallacy, mingled with some facts |
should like to review and may do 20 IN
future. Ion.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-02

NEW YoRK, July l.-Cotton-Wesk
aud nominal; middling uplsnds lIsc.
Flour-Dull and in buyers favor; super.
fiue western and State IS 00G5 So
common to good ezra western and
state 5 T5S 6 Is; good to choice do 6 20
@6 co. white wheat extra 6 60S6 90
extra Ohio 5 90@7 %. Wheat-Lower
aud ip fair demand; winter red and
amber western 81 499l 43; No.
spring IS. Rye-Quiet at 81 056
| 10. Barley-Nominal. Corn-Heavy
and lower, and in good demand al q
decline at 74G77c for common to prime
western mixed; 76976ic for good to
prime; 76@77c for western yellow; So
GSTc TOR white western. Osts-Dull
and lower; mixed western 60S63c.
Coffee-Fum. Sugar-Steady. Pc
troleum-Dull and steady. Eggs-
Firm; western ls@2lc Pork-Firmsr,
prime mess l6 75@l6 S7i new mees
SIS 25. Lard-Firmei; No city 10,
@l0ic city steam l0i9l0lc; prime
steam II sc Buuer-Flrm: new vest
eru l5@26c. Cheese-U nchang,d.
Whisky-Sieady at 99c.
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OHIO.
Columbus Races.

CoLUNBUs, June 1.-The summer
meeting of the Columbus Driving Park
Association commenced to-day with
beautiful weather, an excellent track
and tair number of spectators. Inc
first on the programme wss running
race for 8 premium o. $500, mile heats,
best two in three. Five horses were
entered. The fret heat was taken by
Tom Boston in las, Nellie Bush Sec
ond, War Jig third, Ida May fourth
sud Madsuoiselle fifth. The second
heat was handsomely won
by Nellie Bush in l:474,
Ida May second, War Jig third. and
Tom Boston very bad fourth, barely
saving his distance. Nellie's good
luck stuck to her and che took the next
heat in Las. followed by War Jig, Bos-
ton and Ida May in the order named.
A trot for a purse OF 81 900 was next
in order. For this race seven horses
were entered but only five started. The
first heat was taken by Granville in
2:53f; Lowenski second, Richard
third, Ristori fourth and George Reed
fhh. The second and third heats were
also taken by Granville very prettily in
233 and 2:33;. During the secoud
George Reed was distsnced During the
third Rstori, who was the prime
favorite in the pool sales, while near
the first quarter pole, suddenly went
lame and had TO be helped from the
course, and was declared distanced.
The pacing race Tor $500 premium
was very enjoyable. Eight horses
were entered and five started.
The frat heat was taken by Sleepy
George in 2:l9i; Copper Bottom,
second; John McNslr. third Winder,
fourth, Tom Paine distauced. The
second eat was beautifully wen by
Copper Bottom, 2'223 Wiuder second,
McNair third, Sleepy George a bad
fourth. Sleepy George by this "me
was wide awake aud took the Lex; Two
heats in 2:24 aud 2:24s, Winder good
second, McNair third. Copper Bottom
made his friends lose considerable
m oney by being distaDced in the third
heat
The coal dealers have already grown
tired OF playing bluff, and have raised
the price OF coal until it stands firm at
10 cts. per bushel by the hundred
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CINCIN NATL
Charged With Poisoning.

CINCINNATI, July IA negro woman
was arrested at Winchester, KY, on
Sunday, for poisoning the three chill
daeu OF Mr. Eaton, who lives near that
place. Two OF the children died. The
girl said che had nothing against the
Iamily, but poisoned the children be-
cause she wanted to. The two white
girls who died suddenly about year
ago in family in Clark county, where
this negress WAS working, are. now sup
pose to have been polsoued by her.
~ Forgers Arrested.
An Enquirer special states that Fran
cis Tervau aud E. j. Thorn. Of Spring.
field, Ohio, were yesterday held TO bail
at Wapakaneta, Ohio. to answer a
charge OF forgery. 1t is said that forg'
ed paper 10 amount OF 100000 has
been negotiated among farmers by these
two men. Their psr was TO get some
farmer who could not read to sign what
purportel to be contract for the
agency of q patent plow between the
farmer aud R. r Fenner IL Co, but
which was really personal note.
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MEM PHIS.
Another Shooting ARRAY

MBnPHIs July l.-About 10 o'clock
this moruing NJ. D. Welsh, well
known lawyer and candidate for clerk
of the Criminal Court, was shot bv B.
B Barnes, also an attorney, and prob
ably fatally wounded. They had quar-
relied on Monday when Welsh drew q
pistol on Barnes. To-day the mutual
friends OF both attempted 10 adjust the
difficulty. and had meeting in DR..
Jones Office, corner Of Main and Mad
son streets. during which Barnes said
he was ready to settle it. Itis suppos-
ed Welsh misunderstood the remark,
and rising drew pistol, remsrking
that he was also ready, whereupon
Barnes fired, the ball striking Welsh 10
the lett temple, but it is hoped did no,
penetrate but glanced under the skin
coming out under the ear. Barnes at
once surrendered TO an officer. The
affair creates considerable excitement.
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CHICAGO.
Dexter Park Races.

CHICAGO, July l, 1874 The first
meeting of the season at Dexter
Park, under the management OF
George Msnsur, commenced ts-dsy,
With fine weather and moderate at>
tendance. In the first race, uotting,
for a purse OF $1,000 with an inside
stake OF $500, each mile heats, best 3
in 5 to harness, &c. Collins Albert,
Anderson's Hattie and j. w. Ford 8
Rooier started. Albert won in straight
heats; Hattie ID. Time 2:3O, 2:3l4
and 2:324.
Second race, trottiug, for horses that
never beat 2 35, beet three In FIVE 10
harness, for a purse OF $500, $500 10
first horse, sl25 to second and s75 to
third; Bertha, Frank Palmer, Prince
ton and Mary B started. Bertha won,
taking the second, fourth and fifth
heats; Palmer taking the fret and
third heats, winning the second money
Princeton third; time 2 4O3, 2.594,
2 4Ot, 2.36t, 239t.
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chicago Market.

CHICAGO. July l.-Flour-Dull and
Unchanged. Wheat-Dull aud lower;
No. | Chicago spring 81 l9t@l l9t
No. 9 do | l6 spot; Isl July; | 09t
August; No. 3 do | 09it9l TO- rejected
100. Corn-ln iair demand at lower
rates and weak; No. 2 mixed $50 5slo
spot; 5Stc July; 5Sc August bieh mix
ell 5Si@59c rejected 55c; ear 60c Oats
Dull and lower; No. 2 42c cash; Alto
July; 3Sc August rejected 4lc Rye
and Barley-Dull and nominal. Pork
In good demand at iull prices at
SIT IS cash or July; Is 90 August.
Lsrd-Stesdy at $ll l2l cash or July;
IL 25 August Bulk M.ats-Stssdy
and uucbsuge1. Brsn-llc High
Wines-No sale.; 9ic bld; 94ic asked.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-02

The return of the Fourth of July is
anticipated with come degree OF dread
by staid housekeepers and by the Fire
Insurance Companies. We believe that
Independence Day has not beenrraper,
ly celebrated in this country for many
years past without the accidental burn
ing OF much valuable property in one
city or another, and the serious
wouudiug or death Of dozen or more
persons. We do not know that it will
accomplish any good, but still we must
utter to our readers in this city and
elsewhere word OF caution as to the
use OF firearms and fire works next
Saturday. The danger of accident is
greater than those concerns
ell are generally willing to
admit, and the precautions are
less than the danger demands. A few
years ago the city Of Portland, Maine,
was almost destroyed by fire kindled
by q Chinese cracker, and thousands OF
families were rendered homeless by the
careless sport OF the boys. Let US be
careful that no such disaster visits
Wheeling next Saturday.
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CINCINNATl.

CINCINNATI, July l.-At Lawrence
burg, Anderson county, KY, yesterday,
DR.. john Chambers as he WAS leaving
his office Was shot dead by Horace
Witberspoou. Chambers was much
respected; Witherspoon was dissiPsted.
Governor Allen and staff will arrive
here tomorrow TO attend the Pioneer
on the Fourth OF July.
The verdict in the Inman- Burnett
case at Fort Wsyne, Ind, has termi-
mated in the finding that lumau rob-
bed Burnett OF the money, but that the
latter died OF spoplexy.
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GENERAL SHERMAN complains that he
has nothing do do, and he is about to
remov. to St. Louis to do it. His pres-
encs in Washington seems to be un,
pleasant to somebody; the Secretary o.
War issues commands direct to the
subordinate officers Of the army with
out even consulting the General, and
bodies OF troops are moved without his
knowledge; in tact the General OF the
Army has no duty to perform, and he
has resolved to remove his headquarters
to ST.. Louis. Itis intimated that there
is little Jealousy against the General
on the part of the occupant Of the
White House.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-02

THE Bellaire Commercial, a thriving
weekly newspaper, is offered for sale
by Miss MARY HOOVER, the editress,
because she finds it impossible to give
10 it that personal attention which is
necessary 10 it's continued success. We
shall be sorry to part with Miss Hoov-
Ere sprightly pen, but when wo-
man Wills she will" YOU know, and
there is no help for it. Bellalre is
growing town and we doubt not that
the Commercial will prove an advan-
tsgeous investment to the right parties.
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INDIANa,
Coseressional \ omiuatisn.

Fr. WAYNE, July l.-At the Demo-
cratic convention OF the ninth disrrict
OF Indiana to-day, A. Holman Hamil-
ton was nominated for Congress by q
majority OF one-half vote.
Fort Wayne Races.
The annual meeting OF the Hunting
ton Driving Association opened to-day.
Th. attendance was large and the track
good. The first race was a running
race for O purse Of s4oO. half mile heats
and was won by Collector in four
heats; Tom Walker second,
Dick Lewis third; best time l.53.
The second race was g trotting race
open to all horses that never beat three
minutes, aud was won by Grey Dsu,
Ruth second, Lillian third.
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NEW YUKK STATE.

ALBANY, July l.-Governor DIX has
Eotified Mayor Hsvemeyer that there
are Two vacancies 10 the New York
police commission. two members,
Hugh Garduer and Oliver Charlick,
hiviue been obvicted OF crime. 1t now
becomes the duty OF the Mayor 10 fill
the vacancies.
CANANADAIGUA, July LIN the New
York Central Railroad suits Us. the
United States, Judge Wallace to-day
directed that q verdict be rendered for
the company, on the ground that inter-
fst certificates are not taxable.
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TIE newly appointed Postmaster
General having declined to serve, there
are thousands Of obscure Republicans
throughout the country who are in
momeutsry danger and expectation OF
receiving the appointment. If there
be any member Of General GRANTS
military staff not already provided for
he may expect the place; or, possibly
the Ksuawbs Valley Of West Virginia
may yet furnish a cabinet officer. Who
knows
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
View York Money and stock Marie

New York Money ana STOCK nnrhr'
MBs YoRK, July l.-MoSEY-39
4 per cent on call; 5i@6i per cent Tor
prime commercial paper. Sterling
quiet aud firm 1T 4 s74@4 SS for 60
DAYS, and 4 90iG4 904 tor sight. Cue
toms receipts, S25S,0O0. Treasury die
bursemeuts. gold, $5,Sl2,0O0 for July
iuter.st, $4,000 Tor call bonds and
725 900 currency.
GoLD-Rspged at ll0t9ll0f and
closed at ll0f. Carrying rate l(d2 per
cent; loans fat. Cl.sriugs $50, 900. 900
STATE BosDs-Quiet and nominal
RAILROAD BoSDs-Firm. The At
lantic and Great Western railroad de-
faulled to-day en- the interest on It's
consolidated first mortgage bonds. 1t
is proposed not TO fund these coupons
until the net rentals under the Erie
lease can be applied to their payment
The Indianapolis, Burlington aOd
Western Company alec defaulted, and
the California Pacific on its extension
bopds, though it paid on its other is-
cues.
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Ra,tImore Market,

BALTINoER. July l-FIour-Iu fair
demand. Wbeat-Qulet and uRcbanR'
ed Corn-Wesk 7. western mixed new
78c; old roc. Oats Unchanged. Rye
Dull a. 90@95c. Proyislons-Quist
and firm; ssl.s only TO supply Ibe job
bing demand at unchanged prices But
ier-Firm and scarce; western 23a24c.
Coffee-Ubchsnged. Wb.ky-Quist
at gSc
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IOWA.
Republican stat. Convention,

DEs MONIES, July 1.-The Republi.
can State Convention met at ~ o'clock
a. n., and organized temporarily by
the election of J. II. Gear emporsry
President, and John .Mslin and George
D. Perkins Secretaries. After the sp-
pointmeut OF the usual Committees the
Convention took q recess till . p. m.
The Convention is very largely at
tended.
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Toledo 70 nrket.

TOLEDO, July l.-FIour-Dull and
unchanged. Wbtat-Dull and lower;
No. | white Michigan 81 ~; amber
Michigan July 23i; August ] ls; No.
2 red winter %; August J l7i. reject
ed red 90. Corn-Dull and lc lower;
high mixed &c; July Csc; August
64ic September CSC; low mixed 63lT
white 69c; no grade Gle; damaged $40.
Usts-Quiet and unchanged; Michigan
53bc.
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philadelphia Market.

PalLADELPHrA. July Flour
Steady; supsrfine % 50@4 0O; State.
Ohio aud Indiana extrS family o 75@
7 so. Whest-Dull; red 81 AZ; amber
| 55@l So. Rye-$l 90. Corn
Quiet and weak; yellow Sl@s2c; west
ern mixed Sic Osts-Duil; white 65
667c; mixed 6i663c. Butter and
Cheese-UDcbsug'd Eggs-Advsnc-
ing: western 23G 25c. Petroleum-Re-
finedl23c. Whisky-9Sic,
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GovEsYNESrs-Wea eak.

STocrs-Weak early 10 The day With
a declioe OF / TO u per cent, with 8
subs, qaeut recovery OF '@! per cent,
which in turn was lost At the close
on announcement OF he railroad de-
faults and smother suit against Erie by
John c. ANGEL, the latter stock fell
rom SO to 81. Angel makes charge,
substantially the same as what formed
the subject OF 90 much comment Tor
months past, and are pronounced BY
the officers OF the road 10 be uithou,
foundation. The following were the
sales OF the mos; active s'ock.s: Is. 900
shares OF W Wesiern Union. 1900 Pacific
Mai. 2l,0O0 Erie, 37,00C Lake Shore,
1900 Uniou Pacific, 1900 Northwest
erp, 45, 200 Rock Island 1000 81. Paul,
and IL 900 Western. The market clos
si active and weak.
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New York DRY s.oa. m.rG.,

NEw YORK, July There was
iairly active movement in brown and
tleeched co,tons, sud lancy cassimsrss
usr. in good demand by clotbiers aud
cloth jobbers. The msrke, Ior cotton
goods was steady wi b an upward ten
dencv in light branches; heavy standard
shsetiugs and brown drills more active
and tome makes are selling ., value;
dark calico prints, came style, cold .,
Ole
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DAKOTA.
The wintermute Trial.

YASKroS, July l.-Chief Justice
Shernsn this afternoon overruled the
motion Tor q new trial in the Winter
mute case, and sentenced the defepdept
to ten years imprisonment in the Iowa
State penitentisry at Fort Madison.
The defendants counsel indicated their
purpose to submit the case to the So
preme Court OF the Territory st th.
session which commences here next
week,
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service men and hospital stewards
from thissnpmber. However, the
Secretary Of War is allowed to select
such men az may be needed and 10 sp-
point them as regular clerks in the de.
partment.
The New Pension Act.
The scs approved June Is. 1874. en-
titled, "Au act to increase the pensions
in certain casse," provides that all per-
sons who are row entitled to pensions
under The existing laws, and who have
lest eeitber an arm at or above the
ebog, or leg st or above the knee,
shall be rated in The second class. and
sbsli receive S24.00 per month provid-
ed 90 artificial limbs or commutstion
therefor hall lie furnished to such per-
cons as shall be entitled to pensions
under this act. This act, by its terms
was to take effect from and after June
4th. 1873. Gen. Baker, Commissioner
OF Pensions. announces that persons
embraced within the provisions Of this
act, can secure the benefits Of the same
without formal application, and with
out the intervention OF an attorney. A
power OF attorney will not be
recognized in applications for the
increase of pension provided BY
this set. A letter from penEoner,
addressed to the Commissioner OF Pen
sions, enclosing his pension certificates
and giving his postoffice address, will
be 8 sufficient representation OF his
claim i....
The'ComptroIler OF the currency has
called upon the National banks for 8
report exhibiting their condition at the
close OF business on Friday, June 25th.
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The New York Tribune occasionally
says good thing. as, for instance, this:
The first session of the forty,third
Congress has closed, and developed
no great statesman, no hopeful prs,i-
Dental candidate. The shore is strewn
with the wrecks Of great regulations
Oaly two men come out conspicuous--
BUTLER for pure cussedne,s, and GRAN1
for pure luck"
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PITTSBURGH.
Policemen DIscharked.

PlrrsBURsH, July l.-Twenty-fve
policemen were discharged from the
force to-day by Mayor Blsckmore, in
accordance with q resolution Of the
council. owing to the insufiiciency OF
the appropriation fund.
The excitement in reference TO the
excessive taxation runs high, and en-
thusiaslic meetings OF taxpayers are
being held 10 various wards Of the city,
to protest against the increased taxa
ton.
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Editors OF the Regis er.
Bear.

A few days ago large bear came
down into Snowdeu Feaster's yard and
made directly for the spring house,
where bis child was alone. The mother
saw the horrid situation OF her little
darling, aud screaming at the top OF
her voice succeeded in driving the mon-
ster from the premises. Sometimes q
womsn's screams are more potent than
her tears.-Pslrsbsry W. Va) E.
QminsT,
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THE WEATHER.


OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHINGroN. July !, SP,N
PROBABILITIES.
For New England and the Middle
States and Lower Lake region, partly
cloudy weather will prevail, with south
east TO southwest wipds, slight raise oi
TEN persture and slowly falling bsrome-
ter. For the South Atlantic end Gull
States, partly cloudy weather with local
rsibs, easterly or southerly winds,
slight changes in temperature and
ststioasry or rising barometer For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly
cloudy weather, continued high tenn
perature, variable winds and slight
change IN barometer, with light rain
near the central Mississippi Valley
For the Upper Lake region clear or
fair weather, with northwest 10 north
east winds. slight fsll OF temperature
and rising barometer. For the North
west clear or fair weather, high tenn
peratuTe, in Missouri and Iowa, winds
sbi'ling TO eisterly or soutberly, and
falling barometer during Thursday.
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Mr. EDWARD PIERRPoNr said at the
Vale Isw school semi-centennial: mo
government can prosperously endure
which in the main is not administered
BY the higher intellect and the higher
moral sentiments OF the people" This
is certainly true aud suggests some
serious reflections as to the present
danger of the Republic.
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SAMPSON OH.

This oil deriving its name from
Sampson, mesDiDg strength) 10 one OF
the beat il not The best remedy offered
to the public for rheumatism, and Gil
pain. and it appears that DO medicine
has ever gained 60 fstteriug reputation
in as short Q time. msyls.
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En.tLibrr,, CalIIe Msrkes.

East LTBERTY. July l-Cs,ile--Ar-
rivals, IA cars beet g. Is to o 30,
medium 5 IS TO 6 90 common 8 25 70
5 62i; stockers 4 IS 10 4 IS Hog
Arrivals, Is cars; Yorker 900 o 10
PhilAdelphias 6 40 TO eco Sheep
Arrivals, 1871 csJ,; beet q 90 TO s Is,
medium 4 50 10 4 Is; common 4 W TO
so