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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, June 26 Cotton
Quiet at tic. Flour-DuIl and un-
changed. Wheat-Dull and nomi-
nal at 81 25. Corn-Dull; mixed
63@65c. Oats-Dull at 4S955c.
Rye-Du,l aud unsettled; sales at SIS
90c. Barley-Nominsl. Linseed Oil
STEADY at 95@96c. Lard OIL
Quiet and unchanged Eggs-FIrm.
Butter-Dull and unchanged. Cheese
Scarce and firm. Pork-Ur chang
ei. Lard-Quiet and unchang'
e1. Bulk Meats-Quiet and firm; clear
RIB &c freely offered, no sslef; clear 81
69,40c. Bacon-Sready; shoulder
7i67ic; clear rib 9E9lOc; clear lUi
6l0ic. Whisky-FIrm at 94c.
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Wool.

The Tuscara,Ods Advocate says thai
some clips OF wool have been cold in
that county at Al! cents pound, and
adds that buyers seem anxious to pur-
chase. 1t SAYS alec that a buyer at
Bakersvlle had orders to force the
price 10 80 cents in order to drive out
petition.
The wool in this county is mostly
sold at the price OF As cents, some clips
selling Tor more. We have heard Of
offers OF 46 cents in Monroe and Lib
erty townships, and ii cents has been
offered in jackson township. We alec
hear Of an offer OF 46 cents 10 Oxford
the buyer agreeing 10 pay Ior it's deliv-
cry in Cambridge.
A number OF large clips in this
county are yet uusold. Guernsey Jefer'
sOnidn.
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF TIE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. June 26. SP' NJ
PROBABILITIES.
For New England, the Middle States
and Lower Lake Region partly ciouay
We ,ther and local rains will prevail
nth variable Winds, slight changes IN
the temperature and stationary of
rising barometer. For the South Az
lantic and Cult States parity cioapy
weather with local rains east OF 'he
Mississippi river. south or west ~inas, s
hiSb temperature and slight changes
in the barometer. For Tennessee ana
tb. Ohio Valley increasing cloudlness
and possibly light rair, with south OF
w west winds and decidedly high tempera;, |;
ture. For the Upper Lake Region ana
the the Northwest partly cloudy weather
and severe storms in the Upper missile
sippi valley, with easterly or sou!nef,y
Winds, high temperature, except 10 ns 'ne
northern portion Of the Upper Lax
Region, and continued 10" barometer
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The Grangers.

Hon B. NJ. Kitchen, Of Berkely
county, Master OF the State Grange OF
Vast Virginia, visited Moorefeld on
Wednesday last, for the purpose OF or"
gaDizlng Grange association, which
he succeeded in doing About twenty"
five pereona were enrolled as members,
and the following officers were elected e.
John G.. Harness, Master John w.
Inskeep, Secretary; Jesse Fisher,
Treasurer. The association will be
known as the South Branch Grange
Association.
After getting through with bis labor
in Hardy, Mr.. Kitchen came up to
Petersburg, and yesterday secured the
organization OF CIR ange here. Names
OF officers and minutes OF meeting will
be published next week Grant County
E,caminer.
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AGRICULTURAL ITEMS.

DISEASES OF Hoss-For mango
cholera and worms in hogs, the Planie'
and Farmer gives the following method
OF treatment:
There are but three diseases requir.
ing treatment, which are mango, choIe1s
and worms in the kidneys, commonly
called breaking down in the loins. For
mango wash well with lye soap, and
tben hot liquor. For cholera, if you
know the disease, as coon as you zee
the hog begin to droop and try to vomit,
gag him and give him twenty grains OF
calomel made into a pill. If you have
been in the habit OF giving your hogs
spirits OF turpeuliue, at the rate OF one
tablespoonful to the hog, put it on corn
and YOU will be rarely troubled with
this fatal disease.
|. the first dose of cslomel does not
relieve in twenty-tous hours, repeat
the dose. l rarely have to repeat it IT
admin stered 10 time. We sometimes
see hogs dragging their hind legs. This
is caused by worms in the kidney, and
NAV be easily cured by giving tea
spoonful OF turpentine every morning
for three or four days, mixed with corn.
Hogs which have been feeding on
scorns are most subject TO this disease,
ard should have the turpentine at least
once a week while feeding on this mast.
Every hog feeder should keep bottle
ofthe spirits Of turpentiue, and give 1t
occasionally through the year; he will
find it Of great benefit to his hogs. l
have practiced this for twenty years
successfully. 1t seems to be speclhc
for all hog diseases. y
THE APPLE. TREE BoRER.-The bee
ties OF both the round and hat-headed
borer usually lay their eggs in the
North in May and June, according 10
The latitude. We could not advise
keeping the bark constantly covered
with tarred paper A simple and ef-
iective remedy is TO keep the base OF
the tree free from trash and weeds, and
thoroughly soap the parts next the
earth before the time OF depositlng the
egys. II the additional precautlon be
taken to wrap them in paper, 30 much
tie better.
The borer confines itself usually to
that portion OF the tree next the ground,
although for want OF a better situation
they will sometimes attack the crotches
Therefore, it is we'll to rub these por'
,ions also. Alkaline washes are espe'
cialIy obnoxious to the borer, and. II
these precautions are observed, but lit
tie difficulty will be experienced from
their depredations. 1t is well, late in
August, or September, according to the
location, to examine if any borers have
hatched and entered. 1t 90, it may
easily he known by the reuse thrown
out. This is OF a glutinous nature, and
will be about the size OF pea. Al
this tiue they are easily cut out OF
reached with slight cutting. by means
of a wire.
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CONNECTICUT.
Found Dead.

CINCINNATI, June 26.-George Moore,
co.ored mau who lived alone in a
house near Athens, Ohio, was found
3rad with = bullet hole in his head and
-s house 10 ssles, on Wednesday
ligbt.
Daring the storm yesterday after
noon the lightning struck q man at
CirclevilIe, Ohio; a woman at Hunt
!Ug'on. West Virginia; two young men
al Kalamazoo, Michigan; the post
master at Marion, Indiana; and three
person near Fort Wayne, Indiana.
In bezzIer Sentenced.
A G7=sus Wooster special says j. B.
Koch, ex-County Treasurer Of Wayne
county, sixiy-eight years old, was to-
isy On conviction OF the embezzlement
Of 10000 OF tn. county funds sen-
isacet to oue year in the penitentiary.
J. B. Underwood, once the Mayor OF
Wsverlg, and a prominent citizen there,
VS.. indicted last fall in the United
Safes Court in this city for the forgery
o endorsements on bounty warrants for
S,2O and $500 respectively, and
lis"jug mOney 90 the same from banks
N C1lIncc;ne, Ohio. This was done
three years sgo when Underwood was
resident OF Waverly. After his IN
lc,neut he disappeared, but was ap.
y;tacDdei last evening, where he was
.irog on farm three miles west OF
yvoT', Ohio. The officers allowed
AiH to 20 into an adjoining room to
c"sn!e his clothing, and when there he
'Hot himseli in toe head and died from
ihr rth'c;s this morning. He was six
T'ei,h; years old and enjoyed a good
c.srac'tr till ne committed the act for
Which he was indicted.
Hnnting = Desperate.
Ihe Ga=st.s's letter IRON Amensburg,
H:ten county, Indiana, says that the
"aoIe neighborhood have been hunting
'so'ge Newman, desperate and thief
s0d l2ey laet Sunday drove him into
sInlcket and surrounded it with arm
el men. Orders were issued that no
one should leave his post until daylight
a'd a little before day B F. Csrllp, an
se''eened farmer, ssw Newman and
K h's POST to approach Amos David
S'0' arother guard, to tell MIN, and
Davidson after calling on him to halt
t8ic', shot aud killed Carlin. The
desPerado escaped
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New YORK, June 26.-Beeves-
Receipts $50 making $3.50 for tour
dave, against 1894 for the same time
last week. Demand light and prices
were further reduced q fraction. Very
poor to fair Texans 6t@9lc; medium
to common native steers llt@
l2ac. Sheep and Lambs-Receipts
5000, making l6,l00 for four days,
against 5000 for the same time last
week. Sheep extremely dull at 4G6c
lambs barely steady at 6i@SAc Vir-
ginis, Kentucky and Pennsylvsnls
stock aud fair TO fancy JERSEYS SfGI sc.
Swrne-Receipts 1852. masking 10000
for iour days, against 1870 for the
sane time last week. None offered
alive: dressed firm at 7i@7tc.
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u.rper's Ferry Properly.

The following resolution was, as We
g. informed, adopted on the last day
4. the recent session OF Congress. II
10 be hoped that the title to the
g,-per. Ferry water power may be
.,,, set st rest and that the
,,,ojficeut mill site there
Az he 30 longer permitted to remain
,,g.sd The opinion OF the Congress
+. pronounced is these preambles and
mi. resolution, and we have 10 doubt
ns, the case will be speedily urged to
, satisfactory conclusion:
WusEyAs. Whist is known as the
.Harprrs Ferry Armory" property was
.IU At public sale iG 1869, to F, c.
Ajsms tv direcuon OF the War De-
",rrmen;, and the entire purchase
money thereof mas long since been due
F,t no part thereof has been paid and
WHgRgAa, From the neglect OF said
r-opsrty It i last depreclstiug and be-
n, DESTROYED in value, to the pecunisry
,cs. and suffering OF the people Of Mar.
ua- Ferry; and,
WHEREAS, \ decree from the proper
court has been granted for the resale
IL, Tue properly IN order to obtain the
purchs.e money, with interest and
co. : therefore,
Rssr:l Tnst the Attorney-General
r-alesled to proceed at ouce, by all
l,,al means, 10 enforce the collection o.
,1s amount due the Government by
&c Ai.ms and his sureties on sald
purchase.
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NEW ORLEANS.
The White League.

New ORLEANS, June &c The White
League is sweeping The parish of St.
Mary. Two prominent white Republi-
cans, the back bone of the party is this
parish, Joined to-day and others are exc
p.ct.d to follow. The line is 80 close
" drawn thst they must come over or
take their chances with the negroes,
Todd's proposition meets with the ap-
proval of the majority of the planters
throughout the parish, and it is be-
li.yed they will carry it out.
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CLEVELAND.
The SangeEfest.

CLEVELAND, June 26.-At the bust
ness meeting of the North America
Sangerbuud to-day, it was decided to
bold tests every three years instead o.
every two. The next feet is to be held
at Louisville. Kentucky, IN 1877. To-
night the last concert of the festival wal
given, in which solos were sang by
separate societies OF the buud. The At
tendance was fair aud the music good
To-morrow the Sangerfest will close
with a picnic at Northern Ohio Fail
Grounds. This meeting OF the Sanger
bund has been in every way Peffec'
success
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CUBA.
Financial mculties.

HAVANA, June 26.-An address has
been presented Captain-General Concha,
signed by business men OF all branches
and trades, asking, as remedy for the
present financial difficulties, that the
imposition of tax Of per cent on the
riches of the Island, which are repre-
sented by land holders, property in the
civ aud country, and by commercial
and banking institutions, be paid
quarterly for two years, beginning with
July let, 1874. 1t is hoped that at the
end of this period the war will be con-
cluded and there will be no further
necessity for such extreme measures.
Captaln-General Concha to-day 's-
sued a decree increasing the tax on
slaves to Is cents per capita.
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FIRES.

COLUMBUS, O., June 26.--At an early
hour this morning the paint and setting
up shops of John Gill's extensive car
works were destroyed by fire. The
loss is about $l5, 900; insured for $4,000
10 the National OF Hartford; CONNER
cial OF London; Underwriters OF New
York; Peoples of Newark, and West
Chester of Pennsylvania. P
New YORK, June 26 The varnish
works OF Edward Smith d Co., at Hum
ter's Point, was burned this afternoon.
Loss $4,000; insurance slight
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CHICAGO.
Congressioua Nomination


NHlcAGo, June 26 The Republican
Convention in the Fifth Congressional
D'''Fct Of lows, held at Cedar Rapids
yesterday, nominated by acclamation
hon' Jame' Wilson, for PREDICTION.
~ noe I9e E ghth Iowa District, J. W.
-4cD'II was also nominated for re.
election.
w 1t ,s proper to state that the man
", H. Fisgg, recently held to bail here
w T completely 10 the death Of Rosetta
Sscason, the victim OF abortionists, is
,S;. ~, zoe W. ii. Flagg, tobacconist, oi
oby ,L,s city, formerly OF Bo.ton>Msssa-
fnusg''s' a' and respectable citizen, who
cot 90" oeen greatly annoyed By being
rUnIounded 10 some quarters, with his
unfortunate nam.sake.
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New York Dry goods Market.

New YORK, June 26 There was
an i'm proved feeling in the market and
q treer distribution OF staple cotton and
WOODEN goods from first hsnds. The
market for cotton goods WAS strong with
an upward tendency; Fearless 4ic;
bleached cotiops were advanced TO
llIc; Utica Sf@St@l0tc; hlesched
sheetiugs quoted at 37ila4e945c re-
spectvely by agents. Heavy fancy
Cassime eres in fair demand
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, June 26.-FIour-Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Quiet; wes!'
ern spring l 30@l &c. Corn-Stesdy;
new western mixed SOC; old S2ic. Osts
Firm; western mixed 5SGj9c; white
6O662c. Rye-Dull. Provisions
Quiet; mess pork sIS so. Bulk Meats
Nominal; Bscou-In fair demand;
shoulders Hose; clear rib l0s9l03e;
sugar cured hams l4Al6c. Lard
Steady; refined ll3c. Butter-Scarce
and firm; choice western 23G24c
Coffee-U changed. Whisky-Quiet
At 9S699c
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PITTsBURGH.
Serious Accident.

PrrrsBUReH, June 25.-A serious
accident occurred at Baden, Beaver
county, near this city, at barn raising, :
About twenty men were working on q
scaffold, when the timbers supporting
it gave way, precipita,iug them all 10
the ground, distance Of about tnlr'y
feet The man named Slas McPherson
wss k,lled and seven others seriously
Injured.
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w WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, June 26.
Postal Treaty Ratified,

This morning the Postoffice Depart
ment was officially informed by the
French Minister of the ratification ot
the postal convention between France
and the United States by the French
Assembly. The Minister expressed to
the Postm sster. 6 eneral his desire that
the convention 60 into operation on the
first Of July, but this cannot be done,
as the first of August is the date fixed
and Publications have yet to be ex-
changed.
Governor OF Colorado.
General McCook has received his
commission and taken the oath OF Office
Of Governor OF Colorado. He will
reach Denver early in June TO enter
upon his du!ies.
The charge for letters from France
TO the United States will be l0cts for
one third OF an ounce, and from the
United States to Fasnce Gets for hall
an ounce. Unpaid letters 10 pay the
above rates with 5cts additional The
postage Of books, newspapers, samples,
&c, is to he hereafter separately ar
ranged by each country.
The Board to report the plan Tor the
permanent reclamation of the alluvial
basin OF the Mississippi river will prob
ably consist of Generals Warren and
II. l.. Abbott and Major Beuguiade,
United States engineers. The civil enc
gineers are Ex-Governor Herbert, of
Louisiana, and John Sickle, of Arkan-
sas. The exigencies of the service may
cause change OF the army engineers
but the civil engineers are fixed.
Mr.. Cresswell is making arrange
ments to retire from Office next week
Mr.. Hale has not yet signified to the
President his acceptance of the Post
master Geueralship. Cresswell, in con-
versation with friends to-day, said that
The reports as TO his prospective ap
pointment to the Austrian Mission were
groundless.
1t is reported tonight that Cattell
and Blow declined the appointments to
be commissioners OF this district.
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PhttadeIphia Wool Market.

PHILADELPHIA. June 26.-Wool-
In good demand; business small and
quotations lower; Ono, Pennsylvania
and West Virginia Xxx and above s.
655c extra 52G53c; medium
5O@52c; coarse 45c; New York
Michigan, Indiana and western fiue
4S050c; medium 49@j0c; cosrse 45c
combiDg washed 50@62c; combint
unwashed 40tG52c; Canada conhinl
60c; fine uowssbed 35c; coarse snC
medium unwashed 35t93Sc; tub vashec
52G55c; extra merino pulled 4565Oc
No and supeIfine pnlled 45@4Sc.
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ST. LOUIS.


Sr. Louis, June 26-Seversl OF our
most prominent citizens have formed
themselves into a Bridge Monument
Association, for the purpose OF erecting
a colossal bronze statue to james b.
Eads. chief engineer OF the bridge at
this point, with appropriate inscriptions
thereon OF all his associates In the
work of planning and erecting the
great structure. The proJectls 10 oe
carried out by voluntary subscriptions
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rOlsttO Market,

TOLEDO, June 26.-Fiour-Dull and
unchanged. Whes,-Dull and lower;
No. = white Wabash 81 As; No. 3 dc
| S5; No. | white Michigan sl-4j;
amber Michigan cot; July 26!; Au-
gust -; No red 25!; August 20
Corn-Dnl; high mixed June and
July 654c; August and September 66c
no grade 62c.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, June 26-Flour- -
Quiet; superfue 50 1904 25; State
Ohio and Indiana 6 7597 50. Wheat
Dull; red 81 40; white ! As. Corn
Quiet and weak; yellow S2G83c. Oats
Active white 64!c; mixed 63c. But
ter-Firn; western choice 20922; iail
10 good l6@20c. Cheese-UncbsDgsd
Eggs-Advancibg; western 1920:
Petroleum-Firn; refined l23c cash
and June; I3c july: Thisky-9siG
ooc.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Man Blown TO Atoms.

TITUsvlLLE, June 26.-A man named
John E. Osborn was blown 10 atoms
this morning near Parker's City, by the
explosion of one hundred pounds oil
nitro-glycerine which be Was transport
ing in his wagon. The horse and
wagon were also aunibilsted.
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MEMPHIS.
Shooting ARRAY.

MEMPHIS, June 26.-A shooting
affray occurred at Helena, Arkansas,
this morning between W. R. Burke,
editor OF the World, and G. A. Atey,
editor OF the Independent, in which
some hall dozen shots were fired, but
nobody was hurt. The difficulty grew
out of a personal article in their respec-
i've papers.
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NMW BRUNSWICK.
Heavy Gale.

BATHURST, June 26 The gae Of
last week resulted in the loss Of thirty
two lives aloog the eastern cast OF
New Brunswick. nineteen being isher-
men. Four barks and nine schouers
were stranded, and about thirty tshing
boats wresked.
Thirty.six members have ben re.
turned az favorable TO the governments q
pon-sectarian school act, anl four
against it and one doubtful.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Nancy nnd stock Marker


NEW YORK, Jgue 26.-MoNEY-
Easy at 2@3 per cent; prime mercantile
paper 5!G6! per cent. Sterling dull
and firm with sn active business al
4 S74@4 SS for 60 days and 4 GOA
4 90t for sight. Customs receipts
$203, 900. Imports OF dry goods for the
week 81 ,432. 69S.
GoLD-Opened at lllS and declined
to lit, closing at iii. Carrying
rates l(92 per cent and for borrowing
2 per cent and fiat. The Assistant
Treasurer disbursed Sl53, 600. CleariDgs
320O0,000. Specie engagements tor
tomorrow are estimated at $3.50. 900
gold coin.
STATE BoNDs-Dull. Railroad bonds
qnlet and firm
GoyFkSNEyTa-Stpad
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BOSTON,.
It.>nse Inv We Oeo.

License Inv We oed.
BosroS, June 26.-The license Ia"
r.csn,ly passed by the legislature was
,n.asy vetoed by the Governor
Base Bail.
In tn. game Of base ball to-day the
.oor. stood Bostons 8; Chicsgos 7.
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EATCRArs a piece of bread or meat
T"il u sastflc Juice, and it oih dissolve
,r,s IS olgestlon. Add to such a mix.
aa%, ''i1ie III, alcohol, and it will not DIS
tS,Ys' TIVE . This is indigestion. Beware
tion. VI unctures or touics, or decoc-
Sbun .E containing spirituous liquors
on 1 n. al ui rum "tonics," and rely solely
Snsa, % DAi T. Walkers VINEGAR BIrrRRs, the
t,.s .est digestive iuvigorant known, and
may 26.b " "i'onoi'
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East Liberty Cattle Market

EAST LIBERTY, June % -Cattle-Ar-
rivals. 95 cars; hest So p TOO 50; me-
dunn 5 IS to 6 0O common 5 % to
5 80. Hogs-ArrIvals. 80 cars; best
Philadelphss 40 to 6 65; Workers
5 so to 6 90. Sheep-Arrivsls, 4 cars;
best 5 90 to 5 80, medium 25 to 90.
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TsE Chicago Inter- Ocean of last
r,r,sisv WAS the biggest newspaper
. have ever seen. 1t published in
,nnsrous supplements to the usual
,,s-,o sheet the delinquent tax list Of
II. ci,v OF Chicago. the whole making
:.4, fa.r large pages in small type
i, course il psid
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Nary Campbell, et al.
IN cHANcERy

Is
Nary c. Campbell, ct al.
IN CHANCERY.
BY virtue OF a decree OF the Municipal
Court OF Wheeling, msde and entered In
the above entitled cause On The 2Otn day OF
March, 1874, will, on
Saturday, thG 18th day Of June, -
Beginning at 10 o'clock .. m, OF said day,
otfer at public sale TO the highest and best
bidder or bidders, nj the front door OF the
Court House OF ohio county. the following
described lots and paroles OF ground situate
in the 9Th ward or the city OF Wheeling,
that is 10 say: Lot numbered one In square
numbered eighteen, lots numbered s.ven-
teen and eighteen In 'quare numbered
eighteen with the Improvement upon said
| lot No. IL, consisting Of frame tenement
house, lot numbered fifteen In square mum.
bersd thirty-cight. lots number ed i've aud
six in square numbered foIty-fOur, lot
numbered three In square numbered thirty
seven, and lot numbered two In squsr.
numbered forty nine, all of the addition To
the city OF W wheellng, laid out By sprigs q
| Richie.
TERMS OF SALE--One fourth or 30 much
more OF the purchase money as the pur-
chaser or purchase may elect To pay In
cash, and the residue IN three equal annual
| IinstallmCnts from the day OF sale, with In
terest upon said dc erred installments Il ON
| the day OF sale, the puI chaser 10 give good
ersOnal zee eCufIty Tor the payment OF said
de erred instaliments, and interest, and
the q Ie TO the property 10 be retained un-
III the purchase money is fully paid.
JAMES h. McMECHBN,
mal2 CaWt Speclal Commissioner.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
VIII Not Ran

WORCESTER, June 26.-George F.
Hoar has determined not to run for
Congress or any other office. next fall.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-27
Pn,.bursh pe,roIsum Market.

PrrrsBURGH, June 26.-Pe,roleum-
Crude quiet and steady, United for i'm
mediate shipments 95c@sl 90; refined
dulll and quiet, Hate July BE; August
l3fc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-27

From our reports this morning the
liabilities are that the weather to-
=, will be partly cloudy, with south-
80, winds, high temperature and light
In