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An Offence which Could he Properly
tpoIogized for

and forgiven, !, wholly inconsistent with
the charge in its present form. Tllton,
in hi, written statement. complains that
Mr.. B.echer abused MS Tilton > for
givenc--. Iti. believed n" case Of adultery
on record can be produced wher" an in
iured husband, upon learning Of his wife
inadelity, kept the fact to himself for ,lx
months and then. after private complaint
to the offending party, receive and accept
sn'spologv for the offence, and declare
il forgiven. and this followed BY res
toratiOn of the cOurtesies of friendship.
All these, and other considerations 10 be
hereafter refused, are % show that in no
event could thi- offence have been 8 crine
Of adultery. ], might have been r charge
Of the lesser offence, but il !. not con-
ceivable that TiltOn. in view "f his
conduct believed even still further that
the so-Called apology va, not for the
main ofen.e Tilton himself in dis
cr,s--eIsmiuation clearly prove this
Mark his words. he -ayst that the day after
II wa procured he was in Mouitou's room
and there met Mr.. Beecher. when
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Iilfon's Adultery.

Mr.. Tiltpn declare b. did Dm hr.i.
tat" 10 ayUw hi right Ia commit adultery
ou hi. l""turing tour. whenever h. cbo.n.
and set, in ,esson and out We hnd th.
man dribbling out his charge against hi.
wife. Thi. j. = dismal revelation from
the idsaI home, bat On" cannot read Il
and believe II po--ible that she hsS H..
vented ths recital 81 her husband char.
actcr nld life
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NouIiOn Was Right.

the pityis that Mr. Becchcr did not pub
lsh. forthwith, and 80 become once more
frer..a end the Vaccinations Of 1'ilton
and the mutual friend ThcNc tive"
whatever else they wanted or designed,
did not believe their purposes would be-
then subssrved by publicity. Tilton soon
became gracious and kindly, but
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-29

THEnew crop Of Carolina rice Is now
coming to msrket, the crop being about
two weeks earlier than last year. The
quality is described rs good, the grain
being quite pearly and transparent.
This season has been an unusually fine one
on the rice plantations of the South,
and a large yield is expected. The rice
of Louisiana is beginning TO enter quite
extensively into the American crop, the
planters of that State for two or three
summers past having made large exten-
>ions of the surface cultivated in rice,
and having been encouraged by their
success to contemplate larger future
operations. The Louisiona rice of to-
day is much improved when compared
with the growth there Of former years,
and the constantly increasing yield will,
in the course Of time, make rice rival
sugar Il. II staple louisiana crop. This
grain is All article of such general con-
sumption that an increased supply of II
really good character will always be well
cDme-PittsJurgh Dispatch
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THE Black Hills Exploring Expedi-
tion has very innocent surface look.
It was sent out ostensibly as partly Il
scientific and partly mining explora-
,ion ola country unknown to the whites,
and ,rt of to the Indians rs reserva-
ton bv treaty. The glowing accounts
of its resources in the reports Of General
Custer-uf its fiowery and fruitful
valleys, its gold-embroidered hills, its
pellucid water-courScs and It's splendid
forests. It's delicious climate and It's en-
chanting prospects-rcmind one Of tn"
gorgeous descriptions ofth" great wheat
belt devided by the Northern Pacific
Railroad which prefacod the appeals in
the IndsDspd.Htand other >cml-religouS
Journals 70 invest dollars in the great
Speculative, enter rri,"ufJNy Cook " Co.
We should not b" surprised /" hear
that III Black Hill Expedition WAS
untrrtukrm to- revive an interest ~ that
magnificent humbug, and induce Com
ORES, iu com" to lis relief.
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H~ W q. Right?

That public charge Of 'uch an oh"nse
would, a. h. expressed it in hi letter 10
Moulton Of February jth. "make a con-
sscratiou" for reasons Il malic" sud re-
ycngc. II became apparent that Tilton
wss proposing TO make a deadly s-,ault
upon him. This Mr. B.scher b.li"ved il
ws- his supreme duty 10 prevent by sll
possible honorable mean, Moulipu pro-
fc,-cs to dcpreciste TiIton.' purPo,e
and declared II Mr.. Beechcr would trust
10 him he could aud would prcvsn; II.
and 20 now bcgsn q serir. II letter, and
steps under the direction and adyir" Of
the Diplomatic and mutual friend, having
for their object. n Mr. Beechcr believed
the suppression Of the .candal, and ID"
restoration in some measure. IL pr. bic
Of TiltOn 20 position and employment.
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In Passing Judgment

Hpuh the means employed 10 sssurc thee
r,zult.. II il fair To- remember that all
through thee four year. Mr.. Beccker
was performing crest lahrrs, and had
more and greater respOnsibilitics upon
him than at any other period Of bis life.
MouIton aid, Lave there dissgr.'abIe
matter to me and 7 will 80 that ] Itru
act. right. / will keep him in control
II i true, IN certain m0Dds, he = threat
enfng.hd unjust, bot ne soonl recoyer'
and / Kind and reassna6le-7 - AZ time
passed along it vas evident that Trl!on
WAS most troublesome when be was un-
prosperous in business affair. The ref
erencs in hs statement 10 the los OF
pesce and bushes ]. sufficient At
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TiIion's- Threatening and Inconsis-
tent Conduct.

and declares his purpose TO waste IL"
more energy in trying to satisfy Tilton,
who, at this time, WAS complaining Of tn"
publication of The tripartitc agreement,
so called in his letter Mr. Bcechcr
saws, MY mind is clear. Ii am not in
haste. shall write for the publr n
statement which will bear the light IF the
Judgment day. God wlltske care Of me
and mine These are not the
words Of a guilty mind, aud Moulton re-
plies, on the same day, that publicity was
no part of his profound policy. and he
hastens to object. At first he writes these
words: III the truth must be- spoken let
it be. | know you can stand if the whole
case was published Tomorrow AP-
parently fearing tins might rather tend
TO determine Beechcr 10 publish th"
whole case than otherwise. he crossed
out these and other line, with pencil
and commenced anew j. this new effort
On the same paper these words occur
You can stand if the whole rs>" was
published tomorrow.
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II Di<po-es eT Apology Forever.

A.a paper referring 70 adultery it
it ref.r,to nothing Of the kind. If the
wrong done to which Mr.. Beschcr re-
fers was adultery. how could th"-e
word, b. used in reference 10 it? He
had done YroFg not 20 much a. -.'mr
other.. The absuriity of such a
claim l. clear. Thee words and ua
apology are susceptible Of but one con-
struetion. they refer, A. Mr.. Bescher says,
10 hi, deep regret for the statements
which he and his wife had, under certain
information s few day. before made 10
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Mr.. Bowen. which led him to execute =
purpose already entertained of removing
Tlton from the Brooklyn Union and
Independent. 1t appears also that the
next dsy Mr.. Beecher did write letter
TO Mr.. Bowen which Tilton says he
volunteered to write and which referred
to Tiltons business troubles with Bowen.
Mr.. Bowen next considered Moulton's
course with q view 10 still further testing
what was in his mind as well as in Til
tons, rs TO character of the otenSe and
if Moulton understood the charge TO be
adultery; then he is entitled 10 the credit
OF the invention or discovery that this
crime could be the subject Of an apology
and ready forgiveness and reconciliation
on the part Of the offender and injured
husband That MOulton did not believe
or understand that the offence was adul-
terv is shown BY the same class of evil
dence that has been "ited in reference 10
Tilton. He repeatedly declared 10 many
persons that there was no adultery. For
tunatclv we have statement in writing
setting forth Moulton's estimate Of the
nature of otfense. Mr.. Beechcr wrote \
letter dated June l>t, 1879, to Monlton,
in which, among other thing h" COM
plains Of
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-29
The Following Scene Occurred:

He, lBeecher) burst ont in ar sTpres-
siun Of great sorrow {" me-. and saId he
hoped the communication he bad sent to
me hy Mr.. MOult"n. VA, -atEfSrtDry 20
mo. He then md there told Mr.. M"uitIn
he had done wrong no, - much A. -5me
Uthcrs had. referring 10 hi VII" who
had made -tatement- 10 Mr.. Bowen,
that ought TO b. unmsde, and he there
volunteered 10 write letter To Mr
Bowen. concerning the facts which he
had mi-.tut.-d. Here j. clear light =. To-
what ID. spvlUgy do.- not refer 10.
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Fourth. Mr.. Tilton in his letter to DR..
Bacon, published on the Goth day of
June, 1874, states that knowledge came
TO him in 1870 that Mr.. Beecher had
committed an ofense against him. which
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-24
Passenger Rates Reduced
STATELINE.

To Glasgow, Liverpool, Belfast, and
Londonderry, &C.
State Of Pennsylvania, State Of Virginia,
state Of Louisiana, state OF Georgia,
Stale OF Nevada. state Of Minnesota,
State Of Florida, state Of Alabama,
State Of Indiana.
Sailing every Wednesday from the Com
pany's dock. Pier ~, North River, y. l.
The accom- III OdatiOus and provisions pro-
vided on these shiqS are unsurpassed by
thOsc Of any other line.
Ro,tes NJ P,Lssnge-Cabin. so and so, cur
rcncy, according to accommodation; re-
turn TlcketS-Sl2D and $40. Intermediate
or second cabin So. currency. Steerage-
A. low as by any other first class line or
rOuta. For dates Of sailing apply To
AUSTIN, BALDWIN & Co, Agents, No.
-. Broadw y. Y; GEO. II. LEAF, 53l
Chestnut 81, Philadelphia; OF J. r. hER'
RIMAN, Agent, Adams Express Cos Of
fee. Wheeling, W. Va je3
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A Cutting SCRAPE.--Thc green eyed
monster has made his appearance in
Bridgeport. On Wednesday night a
colored man named John Ringer, at
tempted to STAY one of his own race
named John Hugh, for 'nest hiding
with the aforesaid Ringers wife. Hugh,
in company with Mrs. Ringer, visited
Nuby's establishment on the above night,
and the husband of the woman farming
that she was there with the man who had
dcsolated his home and happiness, started
for that rancho to investigate the EIiialr.
He discovered the guilty partie. and I'M
mcdiately proceeded to extcrmlnate
Hugh, without giving him chance to
write out statement Ringer knock
ed Hugh down with a singletree and
then cut him with razor. Hugh'S in
juries are supposed to be fatal. Ringer
was arrested and taken to Jail, where he
will remain To await the result of
Hughs injuries.
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9APoLIo

removes Stains from Marble Man,l.
Walls, and nom China and Porcelsir
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PERSoSAL.-Prof. l. {. futile, for
merlv connected with Qua schools, has
accepted call from the Baptist church
of Delaware, Ohio, which passionate he
will accept AT once.
The Deer Park correspondent Of the
Parkersburg Times says: Among the
many attractive ladies We would mention
Miss Emma List, of Wheeling, and Miss
Halle Davis, daughter of Senator Davis,
who By their beautiful manners and fine
conversational powers, added much to
the society of the place.
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chicago Market.

CHICAGO, July 2S-Flour-Quiet;
common to choice grades steady. Wheat
Quiet and weak; No. / spring 81 la
| y; No. 2 0sal 0si;. spot l oI4al Ost;
closed at OSt; No. 8 OIL rejected sOc.
Corn-Dull, No. 2mixed 64sa6Sse clos
ed at 643c spot. rejected 62ie. Oats
Demand active and prices advanced; No.
2 s6a57e spot 52e5 seller July. Rye
Demand fair and prices advanced at -
arse. Barley-Quiet and unchanged;
Corn-Aetiye and strong ar4Sc spot and
selle. July or August. Lard-Demand
active and prices advanced at llsc spot
and seller July or August. Whisky
Csc Bran-Active at 14lal5c. On call OF
the board in the afternoon wheat closed
easier at OS; seller July | o5f Corn
closed quiet at 64sa64ic seller July; az ~
a64tc seller August, Corn Meal oe
per Dbl for kiln.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
New York Money and stock
Market

NEW YORK, July 23.-MoSEY-2a3
per cent; prime discounts Gal per cent.
Sterling dull at 4S6!a4S7 for sixty days,
and 4S9a4sgI for sight. Customs receipts
$685., 200.
GoLp-Opened at 1922. advanced to
10 and closed at 1881. CARRYING rates
were la2t per cent to fat. Clearing.
23, 600 900. The Assistant Treasurer dis
bursed $4,000. Specie shipments 222. .
600 silver bars.
GOVERN MENTs-Firm Nothing def
mite has vet been learned in regard 70 the
opening OF bids for the new give per
cents, but enough Is known to warrant
the belief that the loan is success. We'll
informed bankers place the New Yock
subscriptions at between Ssj,OOo.GO0 and
100000. Philadelphia dispatche, 70
port subscriptions in that city t. the ey-
tent Of 2.OOOOOO. 1t Is reported that the
Syndicate Of Cuba have bid for 10000.
Op0
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New York Market.

New YORK, July 23-COtton-QWet;
.middling uplands at lie. Fiour-ln
fair demand and firm; quotations I'M
changed. Wheat-Quiet and unchanged;
RyeIQuiet at GOAL y. Barley and
Malt-Unchanged Corn-ln good de-
mand; western mixed 79aS0c; high mix
ed and yellow western SOia3Sfc. Oats
-Firmcr; white western 7la729c: mixed
65c. Hay and Hops-Unchanged. COT
fre-U nsettled at 1880. Other Groceries
Quiet. Petroleum-Crude DC; refined
12!c. Turpentine-Firm at 31a3I &C.
Eggs-Firm at 22a23c. Pork-Actiye at
II 5Oa22 so. Beef--Unchanged. Cut
Meats-Quiet; picked hams l4!al5ci
middles quiet at iO!c. I.ard-Firmer at
l2Jc. Butter and Cheese--Unchanged.
Whiskv--Firmer.
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RIVER NEWS.

The marks at the wharf last evening,
indicated 8 feet inch in the channel and
falling. .....
The Mallie Raglan did not get OF for
Petersburg until the afternoon, on nc
count of being detained several hours IN,
coming up, having stuck on the Captlna
bar.
The Forest City has suspended her
trips between this city and SteubenvllLe,
on account of low water
The Science is the Parkcrsburg packet
this morning at l0l o'clock.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH. July 23.-Rivcr fifteen
feet and falling Clear and warm.
LOUISVILLE, July 23.-Thr river Is
stationery with feet inches ut the head
of the canal. by the marks. There was Il
sharp rain here this morning, but 1t Is
clear and very sultry tonight. Arrived:
Bransford and Nashville Cincinnati.
Departed Bransford, Cairo; Nashville.
Memphis.
EVANSVILLE, July pa dcluginE
rain at 3 o'clock, and the river rising
with g feet and inches to Cairo. Down
II. NJ. Miller, Rapadan No, . Laura
Davis, Paragon, and Sandy. Up-Geo,
Roberts, and b. II. Cooke. Business
light.
CAIRO, July 23.-Arrived-Mary
Alice, St. Louis, Gencvie; st. Louis;
d. w. Dugan, Memphis; Grand Tower,
st. Louis; and Frank p. Trocy. Evans
vile. Departed---St. Glenyillr, Nick>-
burg. River ten feet and four inches,
and stationary. Weather clear. Mer-
curry go.
ST. LOUIS, July 23.-Arriv"d; John
son. Keokuk; Red Wing, st. Paul; It.
Johns, Peoria; Kinney, Missouri river;
Beele, Memphis; Carroll. New Orleans.
Departed; johnson, Keokuk, North
western, st Paul; Bon Accord, Mound
CITY. River about stationary. Weather
clear and hot.
C1xcISSArI, July 23.-River G feet
3 inches, and falling Weather. clear
and hot. Arrived--A. F. Baker PlttS-
burgh; Slippers, Evansville. Departed
---Espcranza, Wheeling. \. +. Baker.
ST. Louis.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-24

A LEPT-HASD writer in the Scientific
Americam gives some reasons why 1t Is
better to write as he does. The
hand is never in the way division. The
pen point is always in plain sight, and
so is the paper to be Written on. There
is, consequently, no inducement to Stoop
forward or to turn the head SO As to
throw the eyes out Of focus. 1t IS a
common fault with those who write much
that the left eve has shorter range
than the right. 1t is overworked and
compelled to adapt itself to nearer vision.
In writing with the left hand these
visions the avoided. An upright posture
is the easiest, and the eyes are equal dis
tant from the paper.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-24

DIRECTORS RLEeTED.-At meeting
of the stockholders ofthe Exchange bank,
old Merchants National, held yesterday,
the following gentlemen were elected d.
rectors: j. n. Vance, L. 5. Delsplain,
John H. Hoffman; George Mendel, E. w
Paxton, Samuel Laughlin, S. HOrkheim-
or and D. Gutman.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-24

FLowER-PoTs are improvised from
almost every conceivable object-old
tea-pots, oyster and fruit cans, sardine
boxes, old straw hats, &c. Some of those
articles are far more useful than orna-
mental, especially when placed in the
windows of a dwelling. The latest thing
in this line We noticed the other day in
window in a house in East Wheeling.
A big black coal scuttle, containing a
plant. sits there, surrounded by number
of small vessels, holding plants Of various
kinds. and the picture Is quite beauti-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-24
New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, duly 23.-Buslness Was
fairly active and in some departments
sales were made of moderate aggregate
amount. Cotton goods firm, with frecr
movement of Cotton Flannels and Color
ed Cottou>. Side Band Prints in brisk
request. Spragur, Allen X llortr,S Prints
gIr. Dark Flannnelo and Side Band
Pacific Prints opened at lOc; Fancie'
lOJc. Side Band WOODEN goods more
active. especially Fancy Cassimercs and
Flunncls.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-24

i '0uh . exchanges viii sOon teen with
-facetious remarks regarding the coming
dog days, and the graceful .wagging OF
the canine narrative. Those who take a
roseate view of such things will even go
SO far as to get up little poetry, or per-
haps a. column of poetical quotations.
The outlook is sad and the infection will
be terrible. - T. IL. = - - :.
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THANK you, sir, said young lady
pleasantly, to gentleman, who had
riven her his seat in a crowded Bridge
port car, last evening. The gentleman
gazed a, her in astonishment. He had
resigned his seat to dozens of ladies, and
never before had his politeness been re-
warded by M acknowledgement. He
looked at the maiden again, and the mys-
terry was explained-she was very young
and was from Martins Ferry.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-24

THE comet, for reasons unknown to
astronomers, is receding from the earth
without having made even an ordinary
display of its brilliancy. 1t was at one
time predicted that the recent comet
would rival the fiery visitor of 1858, bat
actual observation showed that the COM
parason was about the same as that be-
tween the feeble light Of lucifer match
and the grand illumination caused BY the
Chicago fire
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Cincinnati Market.

CIxCISNATI, July 23.-Cotton-Dull
at lGlc. Flour-Dull; family - Soa
t -. Wheat-Dull at 2Oal %. Corn
Quiet at G6aGSc. Oats-Steady at 5Ss
Gtc' Rvc-Steady at 9ja9Sc. Pork
Strong; new held higher. Lard Scarce
and firm; summer IL &c; kettle jobblng at
l3qulic Bulk Meats-Strong; shoulders
7Jr; clear rib sides lOal0sc. Bacon
Strong: shoulders ssc; clear rib sides lO5
ale; clear sides llBall4c. Whisky
Firm at gjc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-24

DIyIDEND.-The- Etna Fire and Ma
rine Insurance Company has declared a
stock dividend of ten per cent. on their
earnings of the past six months. This is
a remarkably good showing, and will he
a plessant announcement to the stock
holders of the company.
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New York Cattle Mark ct.

New YORK, July 23.-Becves-NO
receipts; the l,j64 received yesterday
wcrrworkcd otfat Monday prices; com
mon to fair Texans SABLE. Sheep and
Lambs Receipts APO. Sheep tirmer
and It. higher, closing at 4iaGfc for poor
to prime. Lambs in fair demand at 6a
9Ic. Swinr-Rcrcipt, 1900. None offer
eel alive; dressed advanced to sba9c, cIos-
I'd firm
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-24
baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. July 23.-Flour-Dull
and unchanged. Whcat--Dull; Ohio and
Indiana 2sal 30. Corn-Frm at 7Sc.
Oat,-Steady at G&aGSc Rye-Dull.
Provisions-Strong. Pork-At ~ 80,
Buttrr-Quirt at 2la23c. Coffee
Firmcr and quiet; fair to good Rio 2Oia
pc Whisky-In demand and stock
light ut 99cal 90.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-24

STORE RoBBED.-The grocery store Of
Edwin J. Adolph, in Bridgeport, was
entered by burglars on Wednesday night
and 10000 cigars. some tobacco and a
.mall amount of change that had been
left in the drawer was taken.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-24

SrocKs-Firm early in the day and
prices advanced 4a1' per cent. Later on
there was falling ofin the general list
and per cent in Erie. The latter bein z
effected BY the report that the State attor-
nev general had decided to bring suit on
Angels petition, After ! o'clock there
was an improvement in the general list,
but later the market was again of. closing
weak. Among the sales to-day werr
l9, 500 shares of Western Union, "a 600
Erie and ~, 900 Lake Shore.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, July 23.-Flour-Steady and
in moderate demand. Whcat-Dull;
No. ! white Michigan As; new %;
amber cash and seller July II; seller
September II; No. old ! l3!. Corn
Firmrr; high mixed cash and seller Au-
gust jsaGOc; seller September G6c; low
mixed OLE OatS-Drmnnd fair and
market firm; No. = seller september 81
mac
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

Baltimore, July 23.-Cattlc-iasc
lower; very best on sale ) 37taj 43;
that generally rated first quality 4 l2!a
3 80; medium or good to fair quality
3 7ja4 ~. Receipts, 2,23O; sales 1861
Hog,-Firm and ingood demand at 9 W
AZ 30 Receipts 1867. ShccP-In fail
demand at { OOa5 90; few extra at 3 jOa
= -. Rrrcpts GIL.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-24

A. Allen Howell, Esq., and family,
Mrs. Peterson, and W. F. Peterson, Esq.
left Yesterday morning for Oakland, to
spend few weeks of the cheated term
i'm the mountains.
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DIR, TUFTS HAIR DYE

possesses qualities that no other dye does.
It's effect Is instantaneous, and II Il ~ ma
tural that IL cannot b. detected BY the
closest observer. Being harmless and
easily applied, II is I'm general use among
the fashionable Hair-DreSsers In every
large city in the United States. Price 81 a
box. sold everywhere.
IAbOratDTy-NOs. 90. and % COrtlant
street, New York
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-24
East Liberty Cattle Market

EAST LIBERTY, July 23.-Arrivals, g
cars: best 50 90 to 80; medium ) - to
6 90: common 40 to5 80; stockcrs 3 OK
to 4 -; bulls > - to 400. Hogs-Ar-
rivals. . cars; best Philadrlphas 0C
t. : %; Yorker. SO to CO. Sheep
Arrivals. - cars; best } % to 8 80; medi-
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