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GOLD RANGED


on extreme quotations from l1l5i liz, closing at
1lI7s llI4 bid. The carrying rate ranged from
gx per cent. borrowing nat The offer OF 81 600 coo
government gold at the Sao-Treasury drew out
bids aggregating Sc, GOO 0o0 from III. 26 IIls4.
The award was made above 111.s1 The Sub-Treas-
urer paid out Sal 900 on account OF called bonds
and $3.50 on account OF interest The customs
receipts were s43G,ooo
MONEY CONTINUES EASY
1t a per cent on call, with rates Tor mercantile
paper Hrmer at 51s IA per cent, in expectation
OF an increased country demand to meet the April
settlements. TIE internal revenue receipts to-day
we're S324, 00o. Outstanding legal tenders and
Bank OF England discount rate unchanged.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
was dull and lower. Nominal rates for sterling
Ass and ass selling, asa 4.s41s and 4.s7 4.sT6
Continental quiet, but steady. Reichmarks, e5S. o
.5A and s55s Ss% Cables, s6si a e65s. Prime
Paris. 5.lsA and 5l43s. The following is the mli
table OF rates -
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StrtV Days.
Prime bankers ster-
FOREIGN ADvIcEs

FOREIGN ADyICES
were received here ws:-London-lI AS
p'clocK-Consos. money, % a 921%; do, account,
BIZ q 92A; nve-twenry bonds, 1865. Old, 1928
1897; do. 1867, 1926; ten-forty bonds 1889 q
1885,. new nves loi1s 1o4s<; Erie, 40. Consols
quiet and steady. American securities easier.
i:so p. M.-ConsoIs, money, 90 90 lie; do, &C
count 921. nve-twenty bonds 1865 1925 1905 !;
do, 1867, 1924 a 1925; ten-forty bonds, 1857
1881; new nves, l04& 1O4ss; Erie, 307s 40E.
Consols quiet. American securities weak. p.
M.-Erie shares nrmer, 40 a 404. r. M.-CoD-
soils Tor money, 90 02H; do. for account, 921s;
nve-twenty bonds OF 1866, 109& a 1927;
do. OF 1867 1924; ten-lorty bonds, 1o3]s
q 1898: new Gves, I0I1s; Erie Railway
shares, 40A; New YORK Central 92L. Market duh
Paris-6 80 =. M.-Rentes nrmer, 59L 75c. The
specie in the Bank OF France Increased 49, 239 900
francs during the past week. Amsterdam-Cen-
trail Pacific first mortgage bonds, SOY; Union Pa
ciac DO, IL; Union Pacific STOCK 29ss; North.
western preferred, 639s st. Paul do, 55z.; Erie
3sk.
GOVERNMENTS
were strong in this market limited business.
- Will be seen below, closing as follows :-United
States currency SKIES. 1l61s 1161l do. do 1881,
registered 1l9h 1I9ss; do. do, do coupon, 100 q
1901; do. hve-tweBtles, 1862, registered, III
1l7k; do. DO, do, coupon, 117I l173.; do. do,
1s6A registered, u9 llahi do. doc. do. COUPON
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we quote Cuba refining, inferior to common,
shes q z.e.i lalr 70 good far Htc;; sSca
ne: SIC; prime to choice: sac. . Sac; centric
u;a, hhds and boxes Nos to Is; Sc oAsc' moasses
Boxes. Dutch standard No. to 3 SIC 7c do 10 to
II nc. Sc do Is 10 5 SIC o14c do, 10 70 10 ?c a
Sic; do, 10 10 20 ss4e ic; white 9c lO'ac rorto
Rco-Renning. common to prime, 6Ase 1Ac gr9eesry
lair choice INC SIC. Brazl-Dutcn stantard NOS
$40 ~ CSC. 7sc. Java-Dutch standard Nos ~ 70 IL
nc. 81,
srEARrsS dull and unchanged. Sales only OF o.
tierces choice at csc. ,.. .,.
TALLow was a shade tteader and fairly active with
sales OF 300 bbs Western at DC. 3O lbs out OF town
stock a 96c, $1,000 lbs do, private terms ana oooo
lbs city at TNc.
wHisEEY.--Receipts 1923 bbs Market dull aud steady
O. 40 hills a
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CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. M
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SOttOn c0sIeT-rlOur DQA and Heavy
Wheat Quiet - Corn Steady - Oats
Stcady-Pork Firm-Lard Strong
Coffee Inactive-Sugar Steady-Rosin
Firm - Spirits Turpentfne Quiet
Petroleum Weak.
THURSDAY, March 19-6 p. M.
The markets remained duh as a general rule,
while values tended in favor OF the buyer. At the
Produce Exchange the movement was slow. Flour
was dull and lower. Wheat was In buyers favor
for the most parr, but the market closed nrmer
with full prices bid. One or two lines were placed
for future delivery last evening" but the terms
were kept private. Corn was steady under a fair
demand and small receipts Oats were tribe
frmer, with fair demand at the close. Whisky
was trine frmer. but not especially active. Pork
was quiet, but firm. and nominally unchanged
Lard was stronger, though not active, and the
market closed quiet, but firm, on the Improvement.
The movement in cotton was decidedly less active
and prices were the turn in favor of buyers. The
grocery market was without activity In the naval
stores market there considerable frmness in
strained roln, but and spirits turpentne slow
sale former prices Petroleum freely offered
and BUYERS held aoot
odedy less active while holders were disposed
SELL and the market closed dun and heavy. Futures
ruled &c. lower under liberal offerings SELL closed
barely steady at the decline. We Quote:-
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119k I19x; do. do, 1885, registered 119A a1l0k;
do do, oo., coupon, l2o q l20A; do. do.
do, new. registered, llsK q IlsN; do. do do.
new, coupon, llsa& lls7s; do. do, 1851, regis
tered, 10 1l9h; do do. do, coupon 1lsk
1lsA do. do, 1865, registered, 1ls a 1l91s;
do do, do, coupon, l1s14 1ls1s; do. ten-forties
registered, 1l47s has; do. do, coupon ll4'.
haas do. dves. 1881, registered, 1l41a ll4'4; do
do, do, COUPON, 1l4h ll41.
The following were the bids to-day for
RAILWAY MORTGAGES.
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Totals rc LUZ 2Ol6 A,S
been as folio ws:-Last evening after three O'Clock
Mafs 100 g & To AZ Is y liz 5uns MAJ az
1885, 200 at i6 2ss2c S%y 800 at 4 sssc sepember
300 at 2sss2c Is ilisc 200 al 2l.s2c at
SS 5i5c 200 at il sssc 100 At is Sisc o5 at Is ssc
l0 at 16,Ac LOO at 10 9S2c 100 at Like June, 100 at
se 200 so1 a! It. Il s. isS u oq Is g. is 21sc 800 at
at i6s.e, 400 at Is 2S2c lC6 at lssc. July, at
1851 iae les at Grand i total al io ua!es s' E schan neal
732c paid TO exchange 100 April May The average
4 forward Nave were q %
July i725; August Il 7,l6c. First call-Apr, 2oi at
l5s3c May; 600 at IL bloc june 30 at Is i3i6c July,
l6'sc June, 100 at IL 2sS2c, 600 at 6ac Total 100
bales The receipts ct the ports go
c ef'er aeM s W@nson rs Scrfok % New
bales This day last week l,s4s bales This day last
CorrnE.-rhe market for Rio was dali and nominally
unchanged We note sale OF $40 bags Rio, per Astoria
with moderate jobbns trade at former prices Tie The
stock other than Rio, in first hands, embraces
81 s6s bags and 300 mats OF Java and 2Sa mats sin
23l4c. a 231sc.; good do 24,ac a aye: prime do.
25c 25sc' extreme range Tor lots re 26c., gold
bags ssc Sc. do, grass mats, &c. 2sc. ceyon
25c 26c.; Maracaibo, 24c. &c. Laguayra, axe
a5c; Jamaca &c , 29c. G,! IT pI Domingo, 2ic
Sc Sc gold per b., co and 80 davs
5000 bushels, corn ls.400 do meal bbls and
25J bags; oats 1000 bushels Flour still dull heavy
and in some cases Lower gSod many odd los being
bbls at quotations appended. Rye -four quiet
but unchanged Corn meal was negieeted and sales
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was steady but quiet the marke, closing 1rIn
Da1t - s0Snt
81 81 4 nngradsa sprlna $ Il ssi q
alS
included in the above are 5000 20 1000 bushels No
Corn seads The sales sonpf,s 81 about sSo6o
s or a. s Sr @ cl yellow
ior old in store. Oats steady sales made Of
At for White tor eiG malt rye
neglected and former pTrss for
day at previous rates but The markes may sun be called
for charter continued bu in he absence OF
Of me sd n be closed By
steam 100 bales cotton at a2d 5l6d 100 tierces beet
gram rate was o 10 London by seam 800 boxes bacon
and ao erees ard g. SO s ierces beef and 5J eree
by steam 900 bbs Hour a s. To bremen, by san Leg
sa a The @ rS
9r hpf Cork of orders ana
s oaIk Of 90 ions register hence to Bremen r with
Lisbon, with 100 bbis refined petroleum on private
MoIAssEsNTrade Continued of obbing character and
e0nned to ios OF e ieons n 9 b6 OF New
il amy al & DO sayeG 5
sac DO mqscovado refining, Sic. q Sac DO do grocery
Soc New Orleans soe De The STOCK this date in,
el1aes ios binds o. Cuba SO hhds OF Porto Rico and
Tor spirit, ,qrpsnns
sciions quoted Al sssc ior %erchsSsaSis orasr
bid. We have only to sale OF 200 bbs strained
at quoted fsas' 8 Tar
PErRoLEUn.-the market for refined continued quiet
and quoted at i...c sitc spot balance of
but quoled steaGy at SIC 7c Gases quoted at lgc
2Dc and naphha nominaiy at sac. We city. The
OF sales. were nominal Refined quoted at 149sc
tor spot or balance of month The markets at the oil
City 81 75 1idioute 81 CO. at wells; Tiusville ST so
81 3d. Petroleum Centre, 81 s5 Parker', 81 60, all lines
Provisions Keceipts-Pork gs bbls. beef none cut
meats rs packages lard Leg b6ls and tierces and
at tloi2a per Dbl for new the spot The
$50 bbs Tor May delivery AT Slb 5 Dressed hogs ruled
steady at 7i4c. re tor city. No Western the
market Beef met with moderate demand in jobbing
at prices within the range Of our quotations: also SO
Sill s. Tor plain mess bbs sI5 SO SIS Tor extra do
India ticrces and S3l So for India Beef
hams placed TO the amount Of 321 bbls lots,
and S22 a S4 Tor western Cut meats were duh We
sales OF 40 boxes clear bellies az lbs sverage at
smoked hams at lie and II 200 lbs bellies a. 9,,c 9lc
Bacon dull and nom1 al with OF as boxes city
at 9se, we quote LONG clear 94c and short clear
market closing at SIC for Western steam the SPOT
The saes were l,2Jo tierces March 9sc $50 do April
AZ 9-i6c and 90 do May at ii-i6c.; also the spe
without noticeable change IN price.
RIGA moderate jobbng business reported, but
the general ruled dull sales I'm Iots oil 20 erces
OF Carolina Mt Tic asAc and 25 bags OF Rangoon ut 7c
suGiR--Tho market for raw sugar ruled quiet without
essential change In prices the market closing the
basis OF 7c. 2sc per 10. tor fair 10 good refining The
7s&c. IA hhds Demcrara S5tc and % hhds moiasses
sugar at &c Also ,OJ boxes centrifugal at Size sSc
I0c for granuated. Messrs Wait Creighton Morrison
in their circular OF TINS date, sum up as follows:-
Stock (ascertained by actual D''''
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS,


NAATTteus
BENNETT-BLUNDEIL.-On Wednesday March 49,
at East New York, by the Rev. j. l. Elsegood, Au-
GUsTUs BENNETT TO SARAH A. L. BLuNDELL No
cards.
BoswoRTH-BEr Wednesday, March
Is, at the residence the brides parents In this
city, by the Rev. n. w. Conkling, d. D., CHARLES
+. B0swoRTH to JULIA, daughter OF S. A. Beck
man, Esq.
Observation-Disclosures Wednesday, March 1s,
1874, at the residence the brides ather, in this
city, by the Rev. d. Henry Miller, d. d., NATHAN
this city.
DrcKEY-BRossEAU.-On Thursday, March 10. by
Rev. Z. p. Roe. CHARLES II. DICKEY to MARIE BROS
sEAU, both OF Highland Falls. N. Y.
-, pATES S W Tuesday, March H. BY
ter of William Wellington, Esq, all OF this city.
No cards.
Died.
AYMAR.-On Thursday morning, March 10, CARO-
LINE AYMAR daughter OF the late JOnn ID. Aymar.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectiuiiy invited to attend the funeral services
at the residence of ner brother, William Aymar
No. 81 West Twentieth street, on Saturday morn
ing, March Il, at hal.past ten O'Clock without
further notice.
BARRy.--on lith day. third month uethj HAN.
NAH H. BARRY. widow OF Samuel j. w. Barry.
Relatives and iriencs are respectfully invited 80
attend her mineral rom her late residence No. ll2
west Tbrty-eighth street, at one O'Clock =. NJ. on
seventh day Saturday, the 21st OF March.
CLARKE.-On Tuesday March IL, 1874. at quarter
TO ten O'Clock y. NJ. TEREScE, the beloved
OF James and Elizabeth Clarke. native Of Clare
hill, comfy Monaghan, Ireland aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends OF the iamiy are re-
spectluDy invited to attend his funeral. from his
late residence, No. 455 West Eighteenth street,
this day tFrldayl at one O'Clock 2. NJ.
COLKhAN.-At Jersey City, OF scarlet fever, JULIA
SCOTT, second daughter OF Joseph and Blanche G.
Coleman. aged years ana month.
Funeral services to-day at four r NJ, from the
residence OF her parents, SD Jersey avenue
COSS0LLY.-On Thursday .iMarcn 10, ofdiphthera,
JAMES a. CONNOLLY, jr., youngest son Of James A.
and sophie Barre Connolly, aged years.
CREss-At Stuttgart. Germany, on Friday, jan
nary % 1874, LOUIS CREss OF this city. formerly Of
Augusta, Ca, In the Goth year OF his age.
DoMINIcX.-On Thursday March 10, OF diphthera,
HENRY BLANCHARD, only son OF Francis J. and
Alice II. Dominick, aged five years.
Tne relatives ana friends or the family are re-
specially invited TO attend the funeral, on Satur-
day, 2lst inst, at three r. NJ, from No. 314 East
Nineteenth street.
DOWNING. suddenly, at Providence, II. l., on
Tuesday. March II. 1914. GEORGE II. DOWNING, Dr.,
formerly OF Brooklyn.
Funeral services at the residence OF his brother
in-aw, Mr.. Edward ;. SANFORD, NO. 132 Montagae
street, Brooklyn Friday, che 2oth INST, AZ Two
O'Clock p. NJ he relatives ana Irlenus oi the
family are invited TO attend -, 80, =
FAYEN-On Tuesday evening, March II, 1914, our
dearly beloved GEORGE HENRY, youngest son OF
Hermann ana Meta Fayen, In the 6th year OF MS
age. ,,u , Al.
members vi United Brothers Lodge, No, $50, f. aud
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, March 19, 1874
Sugar No. H. Dutch standard l6 reals l6s reals
arrobe Exchange quiet and firm on the United States Fl
days currency % 95 premium; short sight do 81 SO
60 days gold, ll6 III premium short sight,
do. l20 III premium. On London, Ia l45 premium.
On Paris, us lie premium.
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$1,000 Us 80 c, s. d. llsx $500 US I0-lO ll4I.
iDjj Us 80 {, o.. 1895 500 Us SIS, c, 81 iii
5000 Alb & Sus lst. b c

5000 AID Il Sus lst b c
1000 Tn Pac los, inc.
400 do .........bc
1000 G 4 Pitts lth mbc
200l0 Bos. ii a r. list be
ZOO Chi, Bur 4 Y IS.
7UDu dQ..........
700 Nor a T. lst M.
3OUU ! a " LIST, II l. ID
80 shs Coutln'l Blk, DC
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON PRODUCE kARKEr.-LoNpoN. March 19-Even-
ing.-Common rosin opened at 7s 80 and closed 1t 7s
per cwt. spirits turpen tne 3ts. 34s Sd. per cwt
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THE STOCK MARKET

to-day was dull and heavy on restricted dealings,
leaving oil at near the lowest point of the day.
The sales list given below shows the stocks prnci-
paiiy dealt in. The following the highest and
lowest prices OF the day: -
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Il
$1,000 Tenn e's, old.
500 Tenn e's, s.....
$50 Ohio 6's, so. 80.
5OUU Brooklyn 6's, wi
GOO Lrie LIST M. ......
l 90 Bun a Erie, new
200 Chi, Is n = SIS. -.
lo0U0 Lake Shore C C bs
500 IN Pac nh lst N
GOO DO.
1UUu Tn rae los. inc.
100 Del. L & W con.
iVGo CT West ID H..
400 oo.............
I00U Morris 4 Es I'd m.
1907 Cen Pac G bds.bc
s000 n j Cen conv....
5000 p, IT " X Z LIST.
100 do. C
1000 Clev 4 = 4th IN.
500 do........ ..
l00O c & X K Pac rs /
1000 Mil & StP rs, gold
200 VI q stP, G 4 VI ID
300 ohio Il Nj con $ /.
300 G a NV C C g..b C
1000 &, C SIC Ist. ....
1luIB ra
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INANCIAL.

-LAPsLEY BAILEY, BROKERS, "A BROAD.
"A. WAY, BUY AND SELL iPRIyILEGEs; ALSO
EXCHANGED OR REsPoNsIBLE PARTIES; STOCK
OPERATIONS MADE AGAINST APPROVED CON-
TRACTS; QUOTATIONS FURNISHED. ExPLANA-
TORY CIRCULARS, WITH REFERENCES, MAILED
70 ANY ADDRESS. LAPSLEY 4 BAILEY,
"A BROADWAY.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

WE. THE UNDERSIGNED, HEREBY CERTIFY
w that the Copartnership of BARNETT 4 IIPSKY
heretofore existing this day mutually dissolved. the
business to be continued by Abram Barnett
A. BARNETT
MARcH Is, 1874 ). LIPSkY.
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Thursday, Mxrch 1910 A. NJ,
Before Call.
1918 and 1880 A. Nj.

fU:Io md II33U A. M.
1000 u 80 c. OF. III t00lI Us $40 c. Of. llsss
1909 Us $50 r. '65 llsa 1000 Us SIS l04o Co.. III
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
BELLAIRE-
DECENBER 4, 1874.

- rs .... DECEMBER 4, 1874.
WE would not be surprised if W. [.
Gould ESQ, of Washington Court House
Fayette county, Ohio, would be the lucky
man in getting the Commercial office IN
Bellaire. The matter will be settled one
way or the other in few days.
A VERY wild runaway occurred IN
Bellaire yesterday. Nobody hurt, neither
was there any damage done, but there
was somebody pretty badly scared.
WHENEVER brother Gardner gets sick
of localizing-he calls in DR.. JunkIns
who never fails to relieve him.
OUR good friend Naylor takes IN a
large scope Of territory in reporting Bell
aire news. He got as far as Pittsburgh
yesterday.
WE are sorry to learn of the failure Of
the firm of K. j. Garrard u Son OF TINS
CITY. They have made an assignment
for the benefit of their creditors, hut We
have not vet learned the extent OF their
liabilities. There is some talk OF their
being able to get the matter adjusted SO
that they can go on with their business
and we hope they may be successful, Tor
we know the members of this firm IL De-
straight forward. honest men, and regret
shat the tightness Of the times have COM
PEELED them to make an assignment
John J. PAUL. Esq, is the assignee.
WE would hate to be the wife of man
who would stand in the postotiice for
half hour and smoke all the time.
THE dog that fought on Water street
Yesterday, and "lt out, will live to hSht
another day. That amt very good poetry
but it fact.
TIE boot black can come on, the bad
weather has put an end t" operations OH
our shoes.
OLD Santa Claus must have been here
and appointed four or five special agents,
Judging from the appearance OF show
windows in different parts OF town.
ALL kinds of business was quite lively
in Bellairc Yesterday.
Mr.. JouN II. ROBINSON has sold out
his grocery and dry goods store. on
Gravel Hill, to Mc>,rS. John ;. Rider
formerly of New Mart!novillr, Wetzc
county. West Virginia, and w. II. Girls
well Of this city. We are personally ar'
ouaintcd with both members Of the new
firm, and know them to be live and ne
commodating business men, who VII
deal honorably fairly with everyone
and will sell goods rs cheap rs the cheap
est. We wish this new firm in our cit!
abundant success, and bcsprak for then
a liberal patronage.
The bright, sparkling eyes Of children
can be seen by scores III front OF the toy
Shops here. Christmas is coming.
TIE remains of DR.. John Cook were
taken to Steubcnvile, Ohio, for inter
mcnt, Yesterday morning, ON the lO:i'
train. The physicians of BclIairc were
the pall-bearcrs from the residence of ID
| w. Danford to the {. u p railroad depot
No arrests were made in the city YES
tcrday. The majority o! men seem t.
have come to the conclusion that it pay,
better to be pcaccablc and sober, than il
does to get drunk and be boistrrous
| Their heads are level.
THE mud Lcrc holds it own well
Seine of the street crossing, have entire
ly disappeared.
,T,ppr ,v;ll h, rnliTioiiS SprvirpS hrl,
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POLICE CoURT.-There were five
cases before the Police Court yesterday
morning.
Joseph Tillman, for drunkenness, paid
a fine Of three dollars and costs.
Three tramps, named respectively,
William Wood, John McCarty and VIM.
Reilly, were each fined five dollars and
costs for drunkenness, but the execution
fthe sentence was suspended on condi-
ton that they would leave the city i'm
mediately. This is the best and cheapest
way to get rid Of such characters.
The case of Richard Blackstone charg-
ed with disorderly conduct and assault
ing Robert Crawford, was continued un-
til this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
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PERsoHAL.-Rev. DR.. McCabc will
preach at st. Johns Episcopal Church
Sunday morning at 10! o'clock, the usual
afternoon and evening services by the
Rector.
Many of our readers will remember
Mile. Teresa Carreno, the distinguished
pianist, and Mons. Emile Sauret, the
young violinist, who appeared here with
the Patti concert troupe, but who are now
with the De Munka troupe. Carrcnto
married since then, but is now sorry.
(SauretD
J. II. Lane, general agent for Duprcz
& Benedict's Minstrels, was in the city
Yesterday and stopped at the Mcclure
House
McLain Brothers have occupied the
room under Washington Hall for a drug
store for fifteen years.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTAL,
Music Store of Messrs. Adams and fTas
cas-, 1927, Market street, the visit III ~:
find very large and W. w"
display Of Pianos and Organs and ga sIat
musical instruments. among tn ''as:
Steinway, knabe, ChickeriRc H. 70.
and Emerson Pianos, at prices from Sc s:;a
upwards, and the Mason Hamlir > NY
American, Estey, Wood and p. r Sy.S
Organs, in cases Of the most , SsHa.l
style and finish; also several good 81 gar saa;
hand Pianos and Organs, in good , 20.
and cheap. Call and examine ~; y' "
stock, and learn the popular pric r.' =. an, I,
liberal terms on which they are .oIa ~ ~
rented. - q
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LIST OF JURoRs-The following is the

LIST OF JURoRs-The following is the
list of Jurors drawn to serve at the ensu-
ing term ofthe County Court:
GRAND JURY.
John ButterHeld, Peter Bonenberger,
E. Connolly, Thos. Reed, c: Hess WIZ.
c. Handlan, John G. Hoffman, b. q.
Shriver, A. Schwertferger, A. J. Pannell,
G. W. Franzheim, John Zoeckier,
Stephen Waterhouse, Thos. r. Shall
cross, o. g. Dewey, r. c. McCabe.
PETIT JURY.
John Bodley, John. Howell, Union dis
trict; Oscar Welshhans, Powell W har-
ton, A. j. Wilson, Richland district;
William Godfrey, James l.. Holiday,
William Ferrell John Parker, Centre
district; John H. Rhinehart, james Bar
ton, James Rigby, ]. B. Hughes, Webster
district; John f. Stencil, William Rat,
cliffe, G. A. Stoker, Daniel Smith, Richie
district; William Colts, james Hanes
Joseph Heiner, Godfrhy Price
Washington district; T. L: Sog'
Ter, c. Ii. Dinger F. e. Winship, w; W
Naylor, Madison District; Robert Ford
John Hallet, Thomas NJ. Reilly, Clay
district; Edward Blayney, W. F: Beck
James b. Atkinson, Liberty district
John Mitchell, Thomas Orr, Samuel Pat
terson, Triadelphia district.
The Grand Jury meet at 10 o'clock, on
Monday morning, and the Petit Jury al
9 o'clock Thursday morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-05

MIsCHIEvCUs PERvERsITY-1tis hard
to understand that propensity for mis-
chief, merely for the sake of mischief
which induces persons to attempt to
damage the contents of the street letter
boxes. Not long ago one of these boxes
in Baltimore was found filled with tar;
and last Thursday night some one threw
light into n box in New York and some
eighteen or twenty letters were either
destroyed or badly damaged. No posi-
bic benefit can accrue to the sulprit in
these cases, and the trcspass is probably
committed in the great majority of cases
by boys or young persons thoughtless of
the serious injury which may result from
their mischief None the less serious
example should be made Of the first per-
son who is detected in one of these out
RACES.