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The New York herald., 1874-07-03
INDEPENDENCE DAY.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.

"Charles Carroll. OF CarroHton," to point where
the British authorities might find him. Adams
said that the time would come when the signing
OF this declaration would be celebrated 0y bOp1res
and church bells and cannon but We may be sure
that there was only tine minimum OF these artL
cles In VI, and, indeed. on the Fourth OF the year
following, and OF the next, and SO on, all along
through the time when even tae pm feathers 0f
the great American eagle were only Just coming
through. But at last CORVALLIS laid down his
sword and tne Fourth began To get lively.
we we're at last nation-a young, green, COS.
ung IKE, but buoyant and hopeful nation. We had
done great things. We had tired out John Bull,
what with the aid OF France, what with the act
nth the fact tSas he nad so many Irons in ns
1re' of the European forge. We were like boy
with MS first pair OF trowsers. About this time
was born the spread-eagle Oraton, thing in
which the orator was not only expected to bump
1is head against the stars but actually did 1t.
Then came the Chinese cracker, likewise the
We celebrated The Fourth in pretty much this
way up TO the time oil the agony OF the great re-
Dellion when some OF the south crners claimed
Shat the Jenersonlan document, 'Wnen in the
course OF human events 1t becomes Necessary for
have connected them with anotner,u &C. had a
special meaning for them. They read tween the
4nes or thought taey dld they even claimed 10 have
thelr own particular washington ahd Jefferson and
OTIS. Need even the boys he told OF the stern,
serious way IN which we celebrated the Fourth
during the years OF the repellionf The whole day
was changed. II came to have meaning at last
quite TOO deep Tor lull expression IN the Chinese
cracker or III the crash OF the new brass band or
~ tne !oaui-washed periods oi spread eagle ora
tory. The rebellion had crammel INTO our skull
larger, more cosmopolitan idea OF our Ihdepen-
dence Day and OF the possible independence days
coming 70 the nations We had grown more
serious and more sensible. The cracker is still
here, but lis IN the hands OF the smaller boy; she
orator Is still here, but he has grown less sophO
morlca, less inclined to ride his gotnic ROsiDante
,aii tilt up TO the tlptop OF iarnassus. Even
iialt'ng at the base he realizes that our Indepen.
'dence Day IL not alone for us; tnat we are only
helping TO work out the problem OF the nations.
the great problem OF liberty ana seil-government.
whose best expression was gwen this day nearly
century ago.
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c..,on .ur. ,,,,, -. caArIssrcS, July Z, 1874
l5,se good ordinary islc Net 20 bales K
ports coastwise 25I. sales. 2OU stock. 500
WILMINGTON. n O., July 2 1874
Spirits OF ftnrpentnc steady s.c Eoan irn ~ 81 IS
yoo~ do and s. or Sn " lar ady sa
Flour dun; sales l5co bbla at 81 q ior 50: spring,
N.3 or amber winter ~ 20 ior whe winter % q iSr
@susse club n.i ~ a,ira %Rts Hchsan
SsrP Sp as aasa.
S. ssa o sh0rt s
os ' ka4ss e ss f. Ss"suT % g.
SSps to to ASany Soc M sks sn,Ssp w0es &c
do. corn. sAs.ooo feet lumber; ,s-.
ssss ssS! csas @
g ass bushels; corn: e ~ do. oats 40. Bail s..
barney. sSsifs fsS4 s sf
Is as sorq Ss d ay sas
season no sales reported buyers hodng aoof prices
merely nominal At Yesterdays auSta''Ous n,v 49,,
& ss and %n sssasass As s
Isss: 4 + Ssy "a s s @ S5in S Ss
lsMs H sm sa s 1ay & ssd Aus 1
sse Oats quiet ana anchSnssd; So he'd at Sac No.
5okc Michigan held at SIC, Freghts very dull e
nSsns soi 1O @ os shs
md LOO DO oats.
CHICAGO July 2, 1874,
Flour quiet and UNCHANGED no export demand. Wheat
In good demand and lower at 81 l.Js 81 10 for No
1Ssass So dS 81 OK rs,seisd, Sssc Cora dull
or July; 5ykc 5s4cc August; rejected, 5,1sc 554c
Oats steady at 42kc 4she Tor No. sSot 4oc. 4ic
dull and nSmlnali geo s5c for SO2 Barley dun and
nominal; No spring quoted at 81 10 81 20 Pork
tive and higher at SIS cash or Jniy; SIS IS August
August Bulk meats quiet and UNCHANGED. whissey
dull and lower at sic In the open Board this after
Corn 5s'e bid July; G Sc Auggst % sroyislons un-
34S 0U do. corn ard 80 go do oats Shipments Oi
bhls -four. $4,000 busnes wheat, 2z2.OO do corn and
UD do oats.
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SUICIDE BY TAKING POISON.

At an early hour on Wednesday morning Thomas
McConyille a man tnirty-seven years OF age and
born in Ireland, who lived at No. 34S East ll4th
street, while in depressed state OF mind pro-
ceeded TO a neighboring drug store and purcha scd
hail an ounce OF Paris green, which he suose-
quentiy swallowed with suicidal intent. After re-
ceiving medical aid Mr.. McConve was removed
So the Ninety -ninth street Reception Hospital In
dyiug condition aad death speedily ensued. Cor
Onef Woltm3n was notified, and VIII hold an
inquest over the rema.ns Deceased, who was
tinrooier, had oeen drinking to great excess ior
some time UaSt.
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RAMPANT RUFFIANISM.

About eleven O'Clock yesterday morning young
girl named Annie Mack, Of No. 81 West Twenty
Fourth street, was walking toward Sixth avenue.
She had leather pocketbook IN her hand contain
gng So. Just as she was about to turn the corner
a man named John GALLAGHER came up and at
Anne held fast to her properly and cried Tor clip,
wnereupon the rufllan deliberately Knocked the
young girl down on the pavement crowd gath
ering around Gallagher started 70 run away but
was captured by OAicer Robinson, OF the Broadway
SQUAD. He was taken before judge Murray, at
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON july 2 1874
Cotton easier but not lower; middhng, VA good
ordinary il4c Net receipts ~ BALES sales, 10 Stock,
10, 1871. = -. ,a-,
Cotton quiet md unchanged middiing, ibl6c. Net
receipts 40 bales; gross l52 Exports coastwse, 1885.
Sales, GO; last evening, lOOJ. Stock, Al59t.
MOBILE, July 2 1874.
Cotton dull middling nominally 1850. Net receipts
50 bales Exports coastwIse, log stock, 53si.
SAVANNAH, July D. 1874
Cotton quet middlin0 l6kc. Net receipts, IL bales
gross, H. sales ". stock, ii,51
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FUNERAL OF HENRY GRINNELL.

The Managing Committee OF the American Geo
graphical society held special meeting yesterday
and adopted the following resolution:-
Resolved That the council of this society attend the
funeral of the inte Henry GriHnci, isu tomorrow
morning at half past ten O'CLOCK at lfnty church.
mark Of respect To It's first elected presdcn he patron
OF Arctic exploration ana geographical science, and
by hls munfcence and foresight did prepare the
pathway 70 tle North Pole Than any OF his Tine
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RUsIriEss OPPORTUNITIES.

4 FORTUNE FOR THE RIGHT MAN-F0R SALE
n Halt or Whole Interest In the American Portable
Steam Bath. For particulars address j. McNEVEN, No.
Charles street New York.
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Wheat was in Limited demand but the market was
SsS ns sa.ss spras Gsse 10a
sST H osIcass 81 % S sg Il aS %ns4 ana
Tsd; s. s. asl Scr amber xlntsr Corn wss gosa
Sss ss i: % ys
and lower: salesZla0oJ bushels at 55'sc: a $50 for
isyo bushels Of Pennsylvania at 81 10 Barley dull and
FHKIcnTs.-yerth rcighs were very quiet to-day, but
the market firm and rates steady; There was
ed Spr o
were not much sought alter but were held at steady
bushels Of wheat u 800 sre Ss our Sd and
81 cssss At a 0S
eg of x at a. 5 % rhs hs'e G
Italian bark hence Cork for nsr w,h S
sas grain a a hence
aasrers ssas sSyaFs 90 hence 20 fenarS Eead
o as g. T. BARK o s ,cH ys
.1 Win @ bs saa
Of ISL liverpool careoes costoa
r. S s sss Nth sas
ana refined s s 3D. az an % bak from
ss e made s 50 sss Rs S 'Ss @
RSS EcS saa es
S@e% @ srop-Sass: csnsrilnsai and mixed sos; &C.:
do, clayed, 3Sc 4lci do, muscovado refining, 37c
Esss ahd Ga 5 Ss% osaSs rSssS s
Il
s. % Of Se vas aS sa eS IN S
adsace maniissed AMI holders were s5s asking
-
dealt In and auGs nSmny nr yysnes @s ssOre ann and
]
ana essisr' qaSted =, &c SlsSI.s
Ha
as' spss Ss na Of
sS & Of tss rsaed Ts s fss9S e K YORK
bbis deliverable from the 70 e the 18th Of month at
as tns @
i a'9ssS 1t United Ss's Se at sss
& d. s fqs 50
for PORK was oder aeys i0s s for
s1 5aS % go %s n9s isss
sesay s's Long clear quoted Se
Dressed hoss We're quiet eta and ssssdy At 7e E
has sa been '"e quiet With values ruling steady
ssESsss s's sSs :
s ss s ss
81 :sss Ct das sGs
ensS or ss 81 % "TG pos u
ssan 20 smoked mans SSxss Of oiesr bellies
ss s
Western steam was higher ana the ady9nce prices & ae
SPOT and IAc July We have only to note sale Of
75J terces Tor August at u2sc ID. City lard
RicEThere has been q moderate distributing business
include 40 tierces OF Carolina at TAG sac. per lb
cording quality. and 200 bags OF Rangoon at 67c
6kc. per lb .,.
day and the market steady the basis OF nc
Sc for fair to good refining We heard sales of l06
hRds including moa sugar, at and cuba at
TAR Cuba at &c. 2is do Of eentriiussl at s1c and 2s
mand and at l0c: 1olc. for standard AS iO9Sc
i0Hc for granulated, lUslc for crushed and 1UAc for
! Circular Of this date, sum up as follows
~ Hhds. Bo1es Bags Nelado.
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CLOSING PRICBs-3 O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton on the ssSpot'' Dull md Weak
Flour Lower-Wheat steady-COrn Un-
changed-Oats Lower-Pork Firmtr-
Lard Highcr-Groccrics Firm-Freights
Firm--Petroleum Dull and EASIER
Naval Stores Stcady-Whiskcy Un-
changed.
THURSDAY. July 2--8 p. M.
The merchandise markets were still irregular.
prices generally favoring the buyer. except where
the markets were buoyed up by speculation. On
'Change there was a fair movement, but at ir-
regular prices Flour was dull and lower. Wheat
was quiet at unchanged figures, the bids being
generally below the ruling price, Corn appeared
to be duh and easy, but large business was re-
ported at full prices-in good part TO arrive next
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY JULY g. s74-wrTH SUPPLEMENT-

week. Oats were unsettled and lower. Whlskey
was steady. PORK was firm at the advance OF yes
terday. Lard was In speculative request and
prices were again carried up consider
able being done at the advance. Freights
were stu strong, particularly steam freights Cot
ton dull and easy for lots on the spot, while In
futures" there fair business reported at c bet
ter prices Groceries firm but quiet with the ex
cepton of sugar which met wi IN fair trade Petroleum
was duh, and the market closed easier. Naval sores
were steady, but the market quiet.
CorroN on the spot dull and easier. without gen
eral decline. Some sales, however, reported at
lower nsnres and 1t ossbe TO place large lots,
except at concessions Futures" dealt
in al further advance OF h.c. per lD We quote -
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COPARTNER.SHIPs.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE bx!STiSSia Si
day dissolved by mutual consent James T. Pettus VIII
2aG FIFTH AyrsuE NEW yoRk, April !, 1874 -,
~ (Srned} JAMES I. PFTTus.
DupcatcJ tsigneO WM' A. sioAni'
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buo9f I'.fO0
We quote Cuba Refining inferior to common. T.
grocery, fair 10 good SIZE s3sc prime to cnoice ssc
&c. moasses hhds and boxes, 7c re, meiado ..sc
6lsc Clayed-poxss Dutch standard, Nos. ITO 7A4c
g &c. sa.c pSc us. d. lgtS 70 osS vSac; :,
prime, &c. Shc; grocery. fair to choice s4c SAC
Bran-Dutch standard, Nos. TO II, nc. SC. Java
ror and extra superior. 74c. TIC.
STRARINE-The market was quiet, bat firm. We note
sale OF % uerces of Western 1T l3c.
TALLow was quiet but irm prime city quoted at SIC.
sstc per h. s,0J lbs. of out Of town stock brought
&c. a sac. per ID 49, - , -,
and the market steady sales yJ bbis, all at s9c per
naI
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S2nc0 Missouri 6's, ,lbds
1900 Tenn 6's. o. exc.
500 Ches X . lst, C on
40o0 Chi Il NV c cg b
zUOJ 10.
1000 c, G, & X ! lst. BIS
100 III x st 10 6's, con
5UUO N Y @ 6's '3.. -.
lUU0 0 4 NJ con ST. XII
lUU ohio 4 NJ I'd m...
iG00t> Cen rae Y ! ds.
1900 Un Pac RR LIST. :.
ZOO I'm fac Is, | Z b. =.
500 do. .... .......
bOt0 G., G 4 q Jst. 80.
1900 do.
buO I'm Fac los, in. 80.
1000 Toi 4 W con con .
200J nei, l. Il w kk. .
lu u West Pac bds.x |
5000 r, TT w a q ID. be
26 shs cent Nat Bk. X Il
30 Fourth Nat Blk. x d
30 Spring NJ Coal. b C
30U Con Coal OF Md..b c
l6 Del & III Canal. b C
60u West TN Tel b c
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
FIN 4 NCIAL.

LONDON PRODUCE. MARKEr-LoNDoN July 2-Even
ing-Cacutta Inseed oil 6k. 6l
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Tpar Laa Esens Total.
For future delivery basis maanngl The sales have
been as ollows-Last ;s Last; evening" aer two oelo.k
i e ise coScT Isis Soseaee1 10 o Il At
tive ~ -,uy 100 bales a. ~ /, 2 82c so at 10 52e
al Vg sse, o a. Sc sos at Il Sc 10 at Ps Il ssc, @
soo at y Lice loo at "t ss2c co at Pie 200 ~
s S 3 i's s. lsi az II s 81 az s, @ at
1929, 200 a. II %iSc, 20 at 7-s2c October.
20 m al s isIsc ;'i bees%ber dS5 al ls%o TOTAL oJ
bales Grand tota. III ~ bales Exchange-76c. paid
to sschanse s sy o % hasus Na ase sssos the
Bile ss; savannah. Z, Chareston l4e: WILMINGTON 1885,
Norfolk, 2e7 New YORK. 4s total; SOS. This dav last
quoted ITO Havre, by sail &c. TO Hamburg
by steam. &c. by SAIL ssc TO Bremen by steam s4c,
by ,sail, PC compressed 10 Liverpool, by steam 56d
horY The le.,on Exchange adjourned this afternoon,
CorrEr The market continues quiet, but very firm for
hands RE of coffee in first hands, than io
embrace LOW bags and 1895 mats Of java 23O OF
sstHH Gssaayra s do 5Slss 5a%aics ia DO OF OF
Porto Rico, ll7s do of Costa bica 4s9 Mexican,
ass bags and aS6ss mats Java and H. AZ mats Of
singapore; We quote :Kio, ordinary cargoss l93lc.
a aS az dO os sasss sS o s ss prime s
sssc osySa s's ss Ms5ao;SisS, IS
mngo; &c lsc Porto RICO & 2c s.5se COSTA Riea,
2 aa a Sc HeSsar e aod 2po &, y sd Say savan s c
Flour AND GgAIN.--Rece ips-rlour, l272i bb,s
wheat rs 6' bushels corn n dn si1s G9 corn meal ss
-four market still dull irregular ana lower sell
for nearly all descriptions the sales since last loot
In the range OF revised quotations. Corn meal sold
10 the extent 800 bbs various kinds al prices WITHIN
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$1,000 Tenn 6's. n. ex c..
20UO NJ Us. II &sJis,'37
10000 N Y y b !, r. "a. -.
lUOO NY Cen 6's, 's3. go.
5000 NY Cen rs, LIST, C
lnU0 II &St 10 s's. c. ..
800 q d n W cog b..
1850 DO. he
ION o w Un Tel bds.bc
1000 Del, l. 4 w con. :.
1000 Mich Cen rs. 80.
I0JJ Western Pac BIDS.
1000 @ i r l 4 Pac rs
10 90 In Pac 'iR lst IN
$500 Ct Westlst '&.
Is shs Am TX Bank.
400 Con Coal, Md. b C
40 H.. n-l = ~
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EQUITABLE SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
u No. ITO sixth AVENUE, CORNER or TWELFTH STREET
New YORK, June 25 1874
Interest the of six per cent per will be
paid on all sums of S5 and upwards, payable on and
after July % Interest not withdrawn VIII be credited
as deposit from July l. Deposits made on or before
July % will draw interest from July Bank open daily
from "a NJ. to r. n also Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday from 5 to =. NJ
Cvo n Seer
The New York herald., 1874-07-03

! MOEN AAn-FOR INVESTMENT IN LARGE
SOOU.VOU First and second MORTGAGES es ION on Ci.y
Property, improved and unmproved or Will make ,ti
rect Loans Address FINANCIAL INVESTMENT
| box l42 Herald office.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-28

Mr.. Woods, whom johnson never fail
ed to appeal to when he was in danger,
and who never failed to be his "Moses,"
was again sought, and the wits OF the
counsel were terribly sgitated for his
clients safety, Public opinion was
against him, the evidence was said to
be conclusive, Kemble had never seen
Smith before be bought the bacon, but
was satisfied he was the man and he
would know him, but the counsel was
equal to the emergency. The trial APP
preached. The prisoner was in jail.
The finest broadcloth suit OF the coun.
sci was dotted by the counsel and dom
ned by the client, and he marched to
the court house. The trial commence
ed; the corpus deficit was proven, and
Mr.. Kemble was put upon the stand,
but he utterly failed to identify the old
thief in his fine suit and the prosecu-
ton failed. But the laughing part
came in just after that, when the old
rascal quietly got up, after his &C.
quittal, and with the air OF q
pleader walked off with the good
clothes on, and has never said turkey to
his accommodating attorney since, who
gained one suit and losL one and q fee
too. We d advise the people Of Lewis to
hang the old cuss; he's lived too long
now. Jos. DARTER.
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FOR SALE.
Fob SALE.

A FARM CONTAINING JNE HUN.
n dred and three acres. will sell It In
one lot or divide IL In lots of four or I'VE
acres to suit purchasers There Is no better
aild IN Ohio county for market gardening.
sitnated within one mile of the city OF
Wheeling. .. .
Terms-one-fourth cash; balance in one,
two, aud three years. For further particu-
lals enquire of the subscriber. O. -gr ....
GEO. ROBERTS,
IS Main street.
L. OBRIEE,
Real Est te Agent.
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w A ~ r e D

Flour.
1nG BBLS. MOSS ROSE,
lWJ 100" Sterling,
800" Choice Family,
zoo II" Cottage xxx.
lU6 J." 70 Semitic Lily,
100 Cream OF Indiana,
200 " Gem Spring whea0
100" White Rose,
zoo Washington,
100" Peerless,
1 store and for sale by
LIST. DAVENPORT q PARKS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-28
p GREAT MISTAKE.


Many persons with Chronic Diseases COD.
suit DIR. Dongdon who have taken medicine
from their home doctors Tor wee ks, months
aud even years, without the slightest aIlevis.
usn OF their Ills, and after all hope OF ours
II gone, expect him 20 restore their health
In short time, and, falling TO do ~, he Il.
pronounced humbug. Nothing could bs
more unfair. Every other physician In ia.
city may fail and does fail, and n IL all
right, bot II DIR. LOngdon fails II IL all
wrong. Who cannot see the unjustness OF
such a conclusion
Hundreds die Of Com u n ptlon and other
fatal ma adiss, whom DIR Longdon has tho
skin 10 cure when called In time. But Hyou
would give him a fair trial, you must not
wait uD III deaf ~ has already done it, terri
BILE work. He does not profess 20 make Dew
lungs, stoBs chs and hearts, onty 10 remoye
diseases from these and other organs before
organic lssions have taken place.
Dr. Longdn can now refT 10 m any per
sons In Wheeling, who no doubt would
have been In their graves To-day bot for his
Ekill and there arc hundreds more who
will 20 down 10 dsafh within year To
come that might bs sayed By mely aid
and rational treatment.
Fees for consultation, examination All Z.
vice and tTeai msnt within the reach OF 0 q.
Medicine Tor all diseases by mail and
express 10 all parts OF the country.
soTE-pr. Iongdon' Office and residence
are at No. 1913 Eon street Told 5tbl. opposite
the Cathedral. msZ
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Mheelins Register.
fernp, By MAJ, in Advance
EAlLH REGISTER.
GIVE ME my LAGER BEER.

composed by GoTTLEIB Won LAUGH
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES after quaffing hi
ninth mug OF the beverage that does MOI
Let others crown the flowing bowl
With merry shout and cheer,
And Quaf deep draughts of rudy wine
Give me my lager beer.
The Writer cold rs passed and gone,
The summer suns are near,
Away with all your fiery drinks,
Give me my lager beer.
Farewell the blue flame spirit lamp,
The punches hot and dear;
Farewell to brandy, um and gin,
Give me my lager beer.
No devil luIks to craze your brain
Within its amber clear,
Or hides within the foaming mug,
Give me my lager Deer.
While Hebe 'mopg the gods one day
Bore round the cup so dear,
Jove put II by, and frowning said,
''9iye me my lager beer"
When weary with the tolls of day,
Oppressed with grief or fear,
Or crossed in love, or sad or lone,
Give me my lager beer.
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Soaps.

Soaps
Colgate's Sterling,
CIR Olive,
Pearl,
l. o. U,
Golden Banner.
Good Intent.
Ali kinds Fancy Toilet Soap.
Genmn5 CASTLE.
For sale. THULE q ISM
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FIRST NATIONAL RkKK
OF WHEELING.
United States Depository.

Ageneral Banking, Exchange and Collec.
ton business transacted with fidelity an
promptness.
Certificates Of Deposit issued and interest
paid thereon.
New Fractional Currency and /, 2, ana SC
coin alwayson hand for the sccommod&.
ton OF the public.
Accounts OF Merchants, Manu- 'aoturers
Bankers and others solicited.
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Teas.

Teas.
~ BOXES GUYPowDER, GOOD N
% choice.
% Boxes Imperial,
10 Half Chefs Gunpovder.
YoCso HYsog.
% Boxes choice.
OOLON0.
48 Half Chests good ~ choice.
sOUCHOsG.
D Half Chests choice.
JAPAN.
Is Bali Chests, very nne.
The above T. the best assortment and
largest stock Of Tea 70 be found in our mar
ke. Merchants can save money by buy
ing our goods. instead Of sending 70 RaltI-
more and Philadelphia, where teas are
mixed snA UolUTe6. We psM none fyuf
straight goods. TISGLEa IHHAN.
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NELL & ELL|NGHAM,
WHOLESALE cRocERS,
lBOU MAIN 81.

Have now In store and for sale:
2O Half Bbls Lake Herring.
100 White Fish,
90 No ) MackeTeL.
30 No. z MsckeTel.
400 Packages MRcksreL Nos. 2 and 3 In
quarter barrels and kits
- Tierces choice Carolina Rice.
80 Bbls choic. N. U, Molases.
~ bhds choice N. o. Sugar.
30 Bbls Syrup.
200 BblS Standards A. u, Ezra G. 0ranu.
lated, Powdered, Crushed, Franklin and
&C sugars. ....
zoo Bills Flour, en- bracip white Rose.
Keystone, Idlewbe. How rd aud other
standard brands.
100 Bags prime 10 choic Coffee.
y HalfChests prime 10 choice q. =. Teas
% CaddIes prime To choice q y. Teas.
10 Hall Chests prime to choice Black Teas
Our Tobacco embraces Halbrookb, J. Il.
hiilineT's, PAGES and other good and relia-
hle brands, among the beat In the country
Our stock IN full ana ooIn plets, and will be
offered 10 the trade nt the lowest market
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-09-11
The recent slaughter in Louisial

The recent slaughter in Louisiana,
comes home to this country with great
force. Several of the victims are well
known here, and they have been MUIR
dered in cold blood for no reason but
that of holding some small Office One
of them was justice of the peace! We
willnot yet believe taat the better or may
or portion of the south sympathizawitb
this wholly unprovoked brutality, but ii
is plain there is yet left many elements
of secession and rebellion which canno;
be trusted. The government has already
moved in the matter aud we trfst will
add promptness to their vigor.