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Sherifs Sale.

John A: Adams In Prob Probate @
against Court.
Alexander Lee Adams, . -
Jessie Long Adams, Petition fol
Vitula Ophelia Adams. Partition.
o.a :. Order in Partition naa.
ny virtue of an order to mo di
6 .rected by his Honor, c, ". Gut
fn, Judge of Probate for the County
of Abbeville, will sell at Abbeville
Court House on Saleday in November
next, within the legal hours, .4.. -. +.
arf One Plantation,
situated, being and lying in the .Coun'
ty of AbbevilIe, two miles of Hodges
Depot, containing 'a8tt4, gl's2
- -. ,-,.,...:ss.J,r- : !, y..z.y-h e 80 arE'
F. ... 346 Acres, ii .ttz 81
more or less, and bounded by lands
of W. P, Anderson, Benjamin Mar
tin, J. J. Jenning and others. r. ~ I,
Terms-One-half cash the balance
on a credit Of twelve months, with
ten per cent. interest per annam The
purchaser to give boud with good
security and mortgage of the prem
ses to the Probate Judge for Abbeville
County. Terms to be complied with
the Judge of Probate. Purchaser to
pay for papers. .,.. -. ~ :, r.. ,....-
49, -. :. L. P. GUFFIN,
: .-.. .f# o.. 80 f"'s'c n
Sheriff's Office,
Oct. 5 26-4t a.as. r...
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Sherif's Sale.

NAC1lA - 0oSAOs
~s.-." Geo. II. Kay
against
Savannah Kay, Caroline Kay, OF oil.
In Probate Court.
Petition for Partition-Order in Par
tltlon. -~ a.i
.nY virtue of an Order to me di.
D. rected, by his Honor G. W.
Guffin, Judge of Probate for Abbe'
vile County, I willfsell at Abbeville
Conrt House, en- Sale Day in Novem-
ber next, within the legal hours,
TWO LOTS OF LAND.
The Charles Kay Place,
containing
122 Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands of the
estate of Elgin Kay and others, and
lying on Turkey Creek waters of Sa-
Iuda river.
The George Kay Place,
49, - containing
So Z. ,g =
1874 Acres, go, r. '-.,
III ! 4 jEi 1jt!l
more or less. and bounded BY lands OF
Geo. II. Kay, Robert Kay and others.
Tcrms-0ne-third cash; the Gbat
ance on, credit Of twelve months,
with interest at ten per- cent. per
annlm; the purchaser to give bond
with good security and mortgage OF
premises to the Probate Judge to
secure the credit portion Of tho pur-
chase money, and pay for necessary
papers. Terms to be complied with
the Probate Judge. Z 1'!A1,'@
II. p. &GUFFIN,
ss.;Dna1 5. A. Z.
Sheriff 8 Oaieei iaH !
Oct. 7, 1874 26-4t !
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One Tract of Land,
=. ..~ containing T. r.
..... 100 Acres, H.

moro or less, and bounded by lands of
Wade II. Robertson, Saluda River,
Charles Smith and others.
Terms = One-half cash; the balance
on a credit Of twelve months with
interest at ten, per cent. per annum;
tc be secured by a bond with good
security and mortgage of the prem
ises to the Probate Judge. Terms of
sale to be complied with the Probate
Judge. Purchaser to pay for papers.
. ~. d.. ~ L. P. GUFFIN,
...,...: S. A. G..
Sheriff s Office,
Oct. 5. 26-4t -----.-.-----.~~-----...
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AHREyILLH BRANCH.

l5slS ABBEFlLLE bnhNSn. .Ht,r
q Train leaves Abbeville at SIS A. Nj.
connecting with Down Train from
!Gyeenville. Leaves Cokesbury at 2.l'
p. NJ, connecting with Up Train from
Columbia; Accommodation Train
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
Leaves, Gokesbury at 1913 A.. NJ, or OIL
the arrival of the Down Train from
Greenyille. Leaves Abbeville at
o'clock p. NJ, connecting with U]
Train from Columbia. ~
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Accommodation Train between. Bel
ton and Anderson, on Tuesdays, Thurs.
days ana Saturdays. Leave Belton at
80 a, H., or on arliisal Of Down Train
from QYesnyills. Leave ANDERSON, at
200 r. NJ. connecting With Up Traln
from GoiHnabis,
TH0S. DODAMEAD,
Gent Superintendent
JABEz MORTON, GenI Tieket Agen
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DENTISTRY! DENTISTRY /!
Dr. d. ID. WILSON

nFFERS his professional services to
W the people of iAbbeville County
and of upperSouths Carolina Having
Pennsylvania College of Dental Sur
ieery. he feels fully competent to attend
70 ali cases requiring the exercise Of
skilled Dental Surgery that may be
brought to him. Heasks Che patronage
0f.the people, and Guarantees fufi and
complete satisfaction. He has procured
q Gill set of; first-class Dental Instru-
paents. and is prepared to do frst-class
WORT at most reasonable rates.
sfH~ OFFICE jnst over Post Office.
s--- ~ ~ - a. s5s >
h AMP cHIMNEYs of good DUAL.
- -, pARKER & PERKINS,.
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Sherif's Sale.

Elijah Ridgeway and Leveada, bis
wife, ct al, Petitioners, -.
.r..t T. against
James Moore and Emil y, his wife, et
.s.. .~ al, Defendants. 1E
In Probate Court. ...
Petition for Partition Order in Par.
B. tition. p" -'. ~ ~.
nY virtue of an Order to me d.
ID rected by his Honor, c. ".
Gufin, Judge Of Probate for the
County of Abbeville, will sell at
Abbeville Court House on Saleday in
November next, within the legal
hours,
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Cotton Gins.

WyHE BROWN, THE. TAYLOR
and the GRISWOLD GIN fur
nished tn order. Repairing promptly
done. Also kepton hand good stock
of Bedsteads, Bureaus, .Washstands,
Tables, Chairs, Chamber suits and 9TH
er furniture, together with Sewing Ma
chimes, White-Wire Clothes Lines,
warranted rust proof, Maps, Charts,
Picture Frnlnes, &c, &c. Orders solic-
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,Bransomes Tract, i + T
containing
ZOO Acres, more or less,

bounded bylands of r hipscomb,
Willis Smith, Laurens IIapds,5J. L.
Morrah,, and Others. Sold as the pro-
pcrty of Richard Watson, decd.
- 80 .,,y-4S hsr a*rw
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New Remedy for Consumption.

(PariG Correspondence OF the N. Y. Times)
A new remedy for consumption has
been lound-or at least the doctors think
so at this momentum the TRANSMISSION Of
the blood Of animals. In France translu.
sion has always been performed from man
10 man; but while 1t has been found easy
to get men to give up their blood for
money, while enjoying the eclAt oil an ex.
pertinent In q crowded amphilheatre,
amid the applause oil hundreds Of stu
dents, good Samaritans are rare in private
life, A medical man was unable TO find
any one ready to sell his LIES blood TO a
young lady until he made romantic ap-
peal, and In the case Of an aged man II
was quite impossible. But DR.. o. Hesse,
OF 81. Petersburg, says that human blood
Is not absolutely necessary. He has per-
formed the operation Of transmission thirty.
one times. In sixteen OF his cases deflbri.
mated blood was employed-a Dractice
generally condemned. In the remaining
fifteen cases the blood Of sheen was used
There was one death; In three other cases
there was no perceptible Improvement; IN
the remaining eleven cases there was a
marked Improvement throughout, aud In
some cases perfect cures. Dr.. Hesse hopes
TO prove that he can cure pulmonary
phthisis in this way. DR.. Gedellices hal
tried the TRANSMISSION Of sleeps blood II
Two cases. In one there was great i'm.
provement, and in the other complete
cure.
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MANY who arc sutr.rInR from the effects Of the
warm weather and arc dtbIlitAtGd, arc ADVISE d
BY ply sIciAns 10 take moderate "a OF
UhtNhy two or three times during the day. In q
litIlc while those who adopt hits advice ire.
Quently increase tho number OF drinks" and
IN time become confirmed inebiiAts. A beyef.
age which will not create thirst for intoxicating
liquors, and which IL intended especially for the
benefit OF debllliAted persons, whether at homo
or abroad, 10 Dr.. sehsnek's sea Weed Tonic,
Containing the Juices OF many medical herbs,
this preparation does not create an appetite for
u Q intoxicating cup. The nour!shinH and Inc
lf4-supporting properties Of many valuable nat.
urAl productions contained In II and well known
10 medical men have q most strengthening ia.
huenee, Aslnele polite Of tho tone will dem.
onstrats is valuable qualities, For debility
arising from sickness, oVerexetiion, or from
any cause whatever, . wine lIsEiul OF Sea Weed
Tonic taken after meals will strengthen The
stomach and create an appetite for wholtsom
food. To all who are about leaving their homo
We desire 70 say thst the excellent effects Of DR..
6chenek's seaSonAble remedies, Sea Weed Ton.
&c and Mandrake Pills, are particularly evident
when taken by those who arc injuriously Affect.
ed by chAnk OF water and diet No person
should leave home without taking supply o.
these safeguards along. For sale BY ali drug
Rists eod6w
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PLYMOUTH CnURH SUNDAY scHooL,

The Sunday School was opened on Sep
TENDER 8, ls47, with an attendance Of Il
teachers and % scholars. In May, 1913
It numbered Is teachers and 40 scholars
With an average attendance OF 140 In all
In December, 1850, the attendance was
IVA; 10 December, 1856, 1850; In Deem
Der, 1860, $50; in 1851, 4S0; In 1862, $50
and has ever since ranged from 700 to 100;
while the whole number OF teachers and
pupils attending with more or less regu-
larity Is now nearly 1000. The actual
attendance on the first Sunday in January,
1874, was 72l.
The expenses Of the school were do.
irsyed In part by the teachers and in part
BY subscriptions and collections in the
church until January, 1850, when they
were assumed by the society, which has
ever since provided for them out Of It's
current receipts.
The school has always met In room
above the lecture room. When the church
was rebuilt, In 1910, q room sixty.four
teet long by twenty-four feet wide was
assigned to the schools, but the Bible
classes were held in separate rooms. In
1859 the Social Circle Parlors were an.
nexed to the schoolroom, thus doubling
It's capacity, But even this space was
found entirely insufficient to accommo-
date the children Of the congregation,
large numbers Of whom were Obliged 10
attend other Sunday schools.
THE CONTRIBUTIONS CT THE CHURCH
Tha 49,, ,a.,. L. q,
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CHICAGO, August 5-Flour-QuIet and
unchanged. WheAt-Demand fair and
prices have advanced; firm, and closed
easisT; No; spring 81 07fal on; No. 2,
81 O5ta1 00s spot; 81 05t seller August;
81 oct seller Be ptember; No. 3, OOc; re-
jecled 90c. Corn-Active, firm and high
er; No. 2 mixed 04A05tc; closed at 65c
bid spot; C4tc bid seller August; G44c bid
seller September; rejected 6Sic. Oats
Dull; No. Q, Acc spot; 8stc seller August;
95sc seller September. Rye-Demand
active and priced advanced; No. l, 74s
75c; Bsrley-Demand fair and market
firm; No /, 81 05 spot; 81 O341 O5 seller
September, Pork-Dull at S94 %. Lard
Demand active and prices advanced;
l4sa14ac spot and seller August; lac sell
Ter September Bulk Mests-Steady, IN
moderate demand and unchanged,
Whisky-Dull at 07c.
On call Of the Board this afternoon
wheat closed firm al 81 05t seller August
and 81 02i seller September. Corn
steady at 64ia65c seller August, and O4sc
seller September.
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CINCINNATI, August5-Cotton-S Steady
at 16tc. Flour-Dnll and unchanged
Wheat-steady; white 81 l5a1 20. Corr
Dull at 64AG5c. OAts-Dull at 45a50
Rye Quiet at SOC. Pork-QQiet at
ga 90. Lsrd-scsrce and firm; sum,
mer 10a19tc outside asked; kettle jobbIng
at 15c. Bulk Meats-Active; shoulders
sold at Sic, now held higher; clear rib
sold early at 11a1ltc; closing at 114c
asked. Bacon-Demand fair and prices
advanced; shoulders sold at 9ta9E and
held at 81; at the close clear ribs sold at
12tal2sc and was held higher at the
close; clear si6eJ 1870. Whisky-De-
mand fair and market firm at 96c.
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New York.

NEW YORK, August 5.-Cotton-Firm
middling uplands tic. Flour-FAir de-
mand and higher; super western and
State 81 50a5 25; white wheat extra
30 25aG 40; extra Ohio SO 20a7 90. Wheat
Good demand and higher; spring and
northwestern 81 24a1 81; No. 2 Nil
waukee 81 coal 81: No. Minnesota
81 S0sl "a. Rye-Quiet and nominal,
9Sca$l 05. Birley-Nominsl. Malt
Quiet; western 81 so. Corn-Active and
higher; western mixed S0aSlc; western
yellow S4aS7c; white western 90a02c.
Oats-Quiet; old mixed western 75sS5c;
old white western S0aS5c. Hay, Hops
and Groceries-Quiet. Whisky Dull
and lower at 81 OIL.
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PHILADELPHIA, August 5.-Flour-
In fair demand; super IS 50a3 so. Whea
Quiet, red 81 25a1 30. Corn-Fairly
active; yellow SAC. 0ats-Weak; for new
firm for old white; 63a70c for new; 72a75t
for old. Provisions-ExCited and active
Pork-Reduced 81; bacon and greer
meats SOC, lard lc. Petroleum-Nominal
refined 1lEc; crude, Sas1c. Butter-Firm
western choice 22A2Sc; fair 10 good IS.
81. Cheese-FiTm; western prime, 70!
l2ic, Whisky-Firm, held at 81 "a
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, August 8 -Flour-Demant
firm. Wheat-Demsnd active and prices
advanced; No. ! white Wabash 81 IS
No. 2 81 90; No 1 white Michigan 81 IS
extrado 81 80. Corn-Demand fair ant
prices advanced; high mixed oslo, seller
August; Csc, seller September low mixed
CHAOTIC; no grade &c; dsmsged SOC
Oats-Steady and in moderate demand
No. 2, 45c; seller week Acc; seller Angus,
40c; Michigan Acc; seller week Acc.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
wheeling WhOlesale Market.
oIIlcI D4nY ISTz1LiszzcEa.

"wednesday, August 8. I
baiinets was about all that could DO expected
curing tho past week, and we believe trad,
generally 10 better than usual at this paftieulAl
tine. In Grain and Flour, while the demand II
eonhnad mainly 10 fupplying immediate WANT
lhefe 10 very fair business in tic aggregate
AID the same 10 tue Of Groceries. The Pro.
Vision market Continues very brm, ard prices
arc advancing, ard Lard has IT'LL fu-her Al,
IAnetd. II begins 10 Look, however, as II the
highest limit had been reached, ard the nexl
Thing In order the market may be on the ba K
tack, a the Impression prevails that prices are
unduly Inflated. In Produce circles busInoss
has not been very satisfactory. E,gs have stIll
further declined; Batter Is dragging; while A,
regards vegetables and small ftuits. the maj ksts
have been overlooked. Cheese 10 1rmsr, with
every indication Of an carly advance, and Hay
10 steady,
BuTTER-The market was rather uule. during
the past week. II Is probable, however, that It
Will do better before long. as It usually COM
mences 10 pick up during the latter part Of the
simmer. We still quote at I5c for choice.
BAKNG PowDER-S50Ss per pound,
BAooNs-FAney, $3&5, g rs and q IS; plain
- 2609T5.
AHSAI ~ = AAuGA q
der tho inalGnco OF recent RdyIces from the
Eastern markets, as well as the factories, and
with diminlthed receipts and continued steady
demand, prices are tending upward. Prime
OHIO Factory Is quoted at lsHe; lklms at lower
rates.
CANNED aooDI-Therc Ia little or nothing
doing now, except that dealers arc contracting
with manufacturers for forward delivery. The
eonsumptlVe dcm'nd is very meagro, nor Is any.
thing else to DO EXPECTED, In view Of tho last
mat our markets arc Quilted with ire,h ytsets.
oles and fruits OF all kinds. Quotations:
PeaeREs-S D cans S3 60 per dozen; 8 n cans,
81 80. 7onIatotI-S D cans, g. 30; 2 n cans.
81 W. Corn = WinsloW, 81 50; ether lweet
Corn, y 80; common Corn, $500. MlsesHaneouI
strawberries, 81 IS; Pine apples, 81 rs: Lima
Beans, 81 %; String Beans, 81 90; Peas, a. IS
o. IS; Dans1n Plums 81 IS.
DRIED FRutr-There Is little or no InuuIry for
anything OF this character. There never ia AT
this particular time, and, IN the abIence oIasIcs
We omit quotations.
Eeas-Tho market has been vlry dull all
week and, notwithstanding there was no apps.
rent Increase in the receipts, tho supply has a..
and as holders were, and arc AMI.
anxious 10 reallEs, prices have further declined
We reduce our quotations TO lie,
INVESTIGATIONS are fol, packages containing
IUOpounaS sound nshr light weights and inferior
quality at prices to correspond. No. O. half bbls,
9 %; No. 8 do. large IS 81; No. do. medium
70 %: Goldfish IS 80. Lake white fsh A. rs,
Lake herring $500. Potomac Roe h.rrinr a 20.
all half barrels. " W.
ELouE-The market remains dull, with little,
doing. There seems to DO no doubt, however
ontwe arc to have cheap bread during the next |
year, as the crop Of wheat was an unusually
heavy one. Weuuote:
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GoVRRNMRNTs-Dull.
RAILROAD BoNDa-Dull.


STocKs-opened firm and the general
list was reduced ist per cent, and Western
Union ! per cent. Later on there was q
decline oil tat per cent, followed by q
rally under the lead OF Pacific Mail, which
was favorably affected by a decision Of the
Attorney General, who decides that the
contract Tor additional mail service bet
ween San Francisco, Japan and China ia
still existing This decision secures Ia
the company 81, 100000 per annum. Dur.
ing the last hour Of business the stock
market was irregular, but in the main
weak and lower. O.C.&I. G. declined
to 1877. This break exerted an uplsyor.
able influence on the remainder Of the list
which closed at decline Of I TO / pel
cent from the highest point Of the dsy
The decline in Q. Q. s l. @. was generally
attributed 10 q fear that the Pennsylvania
Railroad would ioreclose It's second mort
gage bonds and wipe out the stock
Quicksilver was exceptionally strong, ad
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BALTIMORE, August 5-Flour and
Wheat-Active and unchanged. Corn
Dull, nc. Oats-Dull, 5S462C. Provis.
ions = Dull. Pork = Scarce, $24s25 90.
Bulk Meats-Shoulders DC; clear ribs lie.
Bacon-Very active; shoulders 9Sal0c;
clear rib l2ic. Lard-Firmer, 14tsl4tc.
Butter-UnchaDged. Coffee-Quiet; lair
10 prime Rio 19is22ic. Petroleum
Crude very dull, 4ss45c; buyers demand a
reduction. Whisky-Quiet and lower,
81 O2a1 O3.
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New York Dry Goods.

New York, August 5.-The package
trade Is less active except in a few de-
partments. The market for cotton goods
Is unchanged and prices ruled steady
Cotton grain bags in brisk demand and
leading grades sold Iahead. Side bant
prints active. Peabody print reduced Ic
The Daily Bulletin says over 600 cases O.
Belknap tl4nnels will be sold at auction
on Wednesday next.
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i
GRIN-BuSines, in Grain circles remlIrS in.
active There has been come inquiryior HAeat
with pat little Offering, At 81 1901 u for No. i
red' The Odt market is armer, and 10 limited
supply OF SSc. Shelled Corn Is also ia light sup.
ply, with fair demand At SEC. Ear Corn ia al.o
searca. with considerable inquiry. There is III.
te or nothing doing in Eye There hayo been
offerings OF new western Barley BY sample, but
so lar as we know, no sales have yet beea made
In this market hence there are no established
rates.
GRocERrIs-Trade continued fairly active
inuy up to what 1t usually is at this particular
lime, and while tho inquiry is confined mainly to
supplying immediate wants, there Is a very lair
business In the aggregate. sugars continue
hrm and In good demand, and prices are
still tending upward. We quote: Coffee
Good Rio is quoted at 23X02ic: prime TO choice
ct 25196c; Java at $50; best roasted at 2O.. old
yellow Rio, none in market, Sy1ups-Com.
mon at Sc; prime at 6:07Oc; New Or.
leans molAsses, prime old 7Sc; prime new
Sc. St91rS-Reaned Harris, Crushed. Powdered
and Granulated, 12c; A Coffee, Ike; B Coffee,
Ike; Extra Coffee Ike; Commercial A supar
IKE; Yellow S1l0c; New Orleans Sugar. none
In market; Porto Rico, fully fair to strictly prime
9XGlOc. -'' P'''4'
hAT-The market quiet but firm, as II an.
pears 10 DC generally conceded now that the crop
IN this section OF the country was considerably
below an aVeTnGa-of this there is no longer reS.
son 10 doubt; how 1t Is farther west VIC cannot
speak 50 definitely, but It is reported that the
crop In the whole country is below an average,
having been injured IN the early part Of tho sum.
mer BY the drouth. Baled is still QQotab.e At
SIS OCG29 GO per ton, according 10 qualIty.
Loose, new crop, selling from country wagons,
at $40 Oc9340o.
NAHS-lod to 6od,' g Is; Sd to %, "a 90; Cd
70 I'd, 81 Is; 4dto6d, $3.50; Sd, $685.
Ons, &c-Lard OIL, extra No. winter strain
cd 81 90. Carbon OIL, Jobbing lots l4c, no tHAr0o
for packages. LInsced OIL, 81 oS. Turpcntinc
75c.
PRoyIsIoEs-Ths hog product continues very
sun and considerably excited, and prices have
further advanced; 1t is stated that Yearly ali The
Lafd In the west Is now held by two parties al
Chiclgo, hence they have virtually coruered the
market. Mess Pork-S9I 90 for new. Sugar cured
namS' lGHr; sugar cured shoulders iOHaI lie:
clear sides lSc; shoulders 9xc; sugar cured break.
lAst bacon l4Hc. LArd-In kegs Ice: choice
Leaf In derees lSc, Dried beef, lsXc.
PorAToEs-The arrivals Of Potatoes have b,o,
comparatively light for some days past, bat the
supply continues fully equal to the demand and
bushel. FN'
RlcE-choiee Carolina, sXc; RAneoon, SasIe
sNUPF-7Oc1 do In boxes OF Bir dozen, Is. 90
WooL-hArket quiet, at 45A5Oc,
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THE CONTRIBUTIONS CT THE CHURCH
The pew rents for such years as records
have been kept were az tollows.

Out Of the pew rents of the last five
years alone the sum Of $7s,95O has been
applied 70 strictly mission purposes, ex.
elusive OF all expenditure upon the church
or It's own sunday school.
The collections Of the church for be.
neVolent objects Of all kinds exclusive Of
pew rents, but including contributions in
the schooIs), so far as any records remain,
have been as follows.
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Allegheny Cattle.

EAST LIBERTY, August 5.-CATrLE-
Arrivals, l45 cars; best SO 90 10 9 80
medium IS so TO So 90; common "a rs tC
% 90; stockes t$3 90 to 50 rs; bull.
g go TO 50 20.
Hods-Arrivals IA carr; best e. 40 tc
81 60; Workers SO 90 TO SO 70.
SHERP-Arrivals 40 cars; best IS 90 tc
IS 90; medium "a 90 10 a 10.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
New York Money and s,oct,,

NEW YORK, August 5.-MoNRY-2t per
cent Prime mercantile paper 5ia7 per
cent.
STERLING ExCHANGE-Dull at a s7a
4 SIT Tor 90 days, and $4s94s4 90 for
sight. Custom receipts $4,000.
GoLD-Firm at 1O0ialO9f, closing at
the latter figure. Carrying rates lag and
fiat. The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
$5O7OOO. Clearings slS,OOO,OOO.
GnvBprNEprru- nrIl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-06

Coon srocK.-Five shares Of stock in
the First National Bank Of Brownsville
the par Of which is 800 per share-were
lately sold for $SOS so, the average being
$751; 70per share Washington Reporter
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-06
Plltsburgh Petroleum.

PITTsBURoH, August 5-Petroleum-
Crude unchanged; 75C at the wells; 02ic
on the cars; refined firm, 12c bid for New
York delivery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-06
Beeeher's Church,

The following statement will show the
annual progress Of the church and the
great increase IN membership since the
OPENING Of Plymouth, In June, 1s47:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-06

CLEVELAND, August 5.-Wheat-Firm;
No. 2 new 81 II. Corn-Firm at Yea
74c Oats-Steady at 49A45c. Petroleum
Quiet and unchanged.