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@s-ao for poor to common oonsse, hesvy, light, M
even, and 111ed lots at $6oa6 10 for fair to good
and Ut sd15@G.3o for prime to ohoioe- culs sold as
low - whiie few extra los xoro hhen On
Pliladelphia account at 1885, but ne gIeas oak
within the comparatively harrow rnngo Of $5nS6lo
The arrivals embraced better qualiJ Of ssock fhah
fact contributed not little to the stability OF prioea
Moderate recepts looked for during the lenanaer
Of the present month"; and sellers seem sahe9ne mat
Inete1la1 decline To-day the supply amounted to only
about 600 head, and this number falling much oeo"
the demand enabled buyers to realize promptly and at
some further slight advance Sales were principally
1t though high as S. 50 was paid IN Two
or three instances. The market closed steady Il the
SboYa quotations
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Markets.

LrvEnroo1, July 1911 a. m.-Flour. @7s. Wheat
Winter, los od@l1s Sd spring, 10s@l0s Cd; white,
lis Sd911s 1od: club, 12s@12s I'd. Corn 3as Sd.
Pork, Cos. Lard. 54s 6d.
LIVERPOOL, July 18-5 p. m--Breadstuns quiet and
unchanged.
LONDON, July 1s-Eyening. rato of discount
In the open market for three months bills is SIG per
cent Which is s-l8 below the bank rate Amount Of
bullion gone into tho bank balance to-day, E3000.
Consola, g91@924 for money and account.
United States Secur1ties-%20s Of 1865, l08H; TTs,
1o94: 1o-4os, 1o5E; new s., lo3.<; New York Cen
tral. q; Erie. S0A preferred, IL
Refined Petroleum, 8Ha.
Iinseod Oil, 28a,
PARIS, July 1a.-Rentea, 61f Co
LIVERPOOL. July 18-Eye.-Cotton qu1et middhng
upland. st@S4d; middltng Orleans 83sd- saes, 1U,-
600 balaa American, g. 4eo; speculation and port,
1900.
Breadstnffs quiet and unchanged.
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PeniKc8e.

Mr. Anderson, founder Of the School of Nat
ural History on the Island of Penikese, h as Of
ferel to add to his gifts $4,000 if others will
give $500. 600. The island, as we'll As every dol
lar for the establishment aud maintenance OF
the school, thus far, is the gift Of Mr. Anderson.
Fortv-seven puFls are present ut the institution
this term Alexander Agassiz has been CON-
pel1ed, BY i'll health, to return from the island
and Prof. Putnam, Of Salem, viii have charge OF
tho school for the praaeut.
, 1874-07-19

full OF cartridges, bis explanation being that ne
had come from Chester, and that as Londoners
annoyed him very much he had bought the gun
for .E10 i" to keep them off," He, too, was re-
manded, and it will possibly be discovered that
he is insane but it cannot be denied that Lon
done1s are sometimes very annoying and
iux sGd ride, but eaectaa e keep Oh boles is ono
Of the chief requirements OF the day.
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nal; cars oats CARS rye !; cars barley. To-
tai 544 cars), 25s,0 900 bu. Inspected out: 17.7oo
bu wheat; 508.656 bu com !; Is, III bu oats; 982
bn rye.
Eleven por cent Of the wheat inspected in to-
day Was new. The great fault is that it was sent
in before having 'gone through the sweat"
The following we're the receipts snd shipments
of breadstuffs and live stock at thus point during
the past week, and for the corresponding weeks
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new YonE, July 1s.-Money close It 3 per
ccut.
Foreign Exchange left OF quiet At 4s611@4s7
for good to prime bankers 60 days stc1Gug. and
4s3iz for demand Commercial bills ara Quoted
a. 4o4111@+6, and are scarce
Gold stronger to-day. opening at 110 advnnc-
ing to 1l0A, and closing at ll0ll:s- The rates for
carving were 2141. 2]5. 3, and finally per cent.
Ccarinss. $4,000. 900. Specie shipments for the
week, S4S4, G23; 100000 in gold coin and a10l,-
700 in gold lars the remainder in silyc, bars and
coin. Imports of dry goods for the week,
81, ,95, j23; merchandise, S4.403. $50 Treasury
disbursements for the same time, 81 600, and
receipts for CUSTOMS s, ,055, zoo.
Governments closed steady.
State bonds quiet and nominal.
Stocks we're strong, generally speaking,
throughout the day. prices having advanced
from y to ~ per cent in the entire list. Tne
greatest improvement was in S.. Paul and North
western common, the former having risen from
3i155 to 25is, the latter from 35 to 80. Next in
polut of interest we're Lase Shore, New York
Central, Rock Island, Wabash and Western
Union. The sales to-day includs II, 200 Western
Union. 1850 Iacitic Mail, G000 New York Cen
tra1, Zoo Lake Shore, 6,0U0 Union Pacific,
5.oC0 Northwestern. 5000 Aock Island, 12,O0U st.
Paul, and 1000 Toledo d Wabash
THE WEEKLY BASK STATEMENT.
Loans, decrease, 5177, ,345; specie, increase.
319,9o0; lesal-tenders, increase, S51s, 900;
deposits. decrease, s542, 500; circulation, de-
crease, 6200; reserve, increase, 81, ,034 900.
, 1874-07-19

10 Detroit and Toledo, per 100 hs-..
CATTLE-The past week has been very quiet one
IN this department Of the livestock MARKET and
prices. without being subjected to any very pro-
nounced chaDge, have ruled weak and variable, The
advanced established toward the close Of last
week at the East have not been sustained, aud to that
TACT than to the increase In receipts may 10
attributed the unsatisfactory state Of trade in this
market The daily arrivals did not much exceed the
daily requirements Of the buyers, the accumulation at
time being very considersblc md at the cluxe Of
the week the yards empty. Sales reported ut
extreme range Of 81 .75Ga6G5 Most of the trading
however, was accomplished at s2-50@G.00. Butchers
and feeders were free buyers Of through Texnns at
$1-25@3.75, and Of COMMON natives at $3,cGa4 25.
Calves have been 1noreth usually plenty but with
good demand to meet prices have not suffered, the
market remaining steady at S3,50@5.75 for poor to
choice: few extra fetched $780, To-day there Was
and sales were effected at fully yesterdays prices
Tho market closed steady:
QUOTATIONS..
E1tra BceEes- Graded steers, averaging 400
as and oEer- .$G.2o@8.5O
Choice Beeres-Fine. fat, well formed 8 year
to year old steer8- averaging $50 To
Good Beevcs- -well-fattened, tne,y formed "sF''4'
steers aseraging l15o to 500 ns ...-... a+o@5.7o
Medium Gradcs-SteerB IN f1lr flesh aver
aging 1oso to l,l5o 475@525
Butchers' Stock-Common to fair steers
and good to extra COVE, far city alaughter
e+ass assEsE,aG 19 e59 70 100 a7@4so
aesh, averaging 7oD to 1.o5o ns...-~...:. s2s@42s
inler1or-dght and thin cows, beifers,
stsgz bulls. and scalawsg steers. ......' aooasoo
Sase-4e1ass cnofce cotn-fed. 5.0Aa 595
C1tte-Texas. Wiutered North . $500 IS
Catsle-Ie1as. through droves l75@315
HOGS-C0nt1nued Light receipts hsye rpade It possi-
bla for sellers to maintain tie adyaIce nrons af lat
week LA 1uaS1e: ruling comparatively eeady u S5.7s
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COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, July IT,
The following Wszc the receipts and shipments
Of the Lending articles of produce IN Chicago
during the past twenty-four houra, and for the
corresponding date one year ago:
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DEFACLTISG RAuWAT-BoSDS.
The only change to note in defaulting railway
bouas il the st1:rp er; :ance in Canada Southern
first mortgage Is go.. to IS on report that ar
rangements had been made to complete the road
to Chicago, and the advance, some limo since,
from GU 70 Is of the first mortgage Of the South
Side of Long Island, on the resumiug Of pay
1rert Of their coupons. There is quite 3 de-
maud for come of the immigrant bonds Of some
of ille defautins railways By parties who wish
to purchase their lauds. Taken altogether, there
is NOT, nrner tone prevailing in the market for
dcfaulting bonds than for some time.
The following latest New York quotations for
defaultirg railway bonds are reported by A 0.
Slaughter:
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MONEY AND COM MERGE.
SATURDAY EvE1Ho, July !

SATURDAY EvEs1xo, July IS.
Monetary matters nave been quiet to-day;
the demand for loans il light and the supply
eupesabundant.
The rate OF discount at the banks for regular
customers is 10 per cent; occasional borrowers,
with satisfactory security, can make their own
terms, down to the limit OF per cent; money
on the street is 8@18 per cent; real estate loans
are 9@10 per cent
New York exchange was at shipping rates to-
day, and considerable amounts Of currency we're
cent East BY express. ~.
The clearings for the week we're s19, 69S, 6o6.87,
and the balances 51741, ,293 81; the figures ~, ior
the corresponding week Of last year we're SA,-
80G. $50 81 and ST, 81, ,925.17
Ekow-Peterson, IsberG l. Co. report the rates
OF foreign e1cban SO London. 4s7?z@4so; Paris,
516A@51215; Hamburg. 951@9659; Berlin:
715i67294: Belgium, 515@51l14; Holland 4l5S
@A1M Sweden, 28; Norway, Ill; Denmark,
IS; finland (Rassia), 2051.
Cable transfers are: London, 45z; eaf1a,
5os;s.
LOCAL BToCKs.
Dealings in these securities we're at stand
etill this week We rcpublish our table of last
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Fork, lard, Hams. lSao.ld's, 'jltddles,
brl- te*. :es. n'. Ds-
Week endinRi
July L. 1874. 51s8 3.4s;f 68S Us 56yt l. 4tj aS1
S1rne week 1876 IT, 2t I,i-yi lTD 9A WEJt N; 761
Since Nov 49, l1. iS 43iI ST. 93ee s al 0I6
Same time iAaao Wa 3i|lsS 4oi 69S

hams.
Flour was very quiet. The only inquiry WAS
from local dealers, who took good to choice Min
nesotas at former prices. Other grades were
dull. Shippers were ont OF the market Some
lots Of new Western extras were offered at $G25
@7.25, but there we're no buyers. Brnn was
scarce and strong. Sales were reported of SO
brls white winter extras (Wis.) at $3.50; so brls
spring extras (patent) At $s.25; 20 brls do
(patent) At 500; 200 brls do {1finn.) nt $500:
200 brls do at 35.75; 100 brls do (Aiinn unsound)
at s5.25; 1900 brls do on private terns 800 brls
rye on private terms. Total, 2,120 brls. Also.
40 tons bran. part to arrive, at 312.O0 on track
10 tons at S1l.50 free on board 10tons at S11 50
at mill 400 brls corn meal at 1926; 10 tons
middlings at $3.50. The market closed at the
following range Of prices:
Fair to good white winters. s...........$ 6.75 a 64
Gno1ce oo... ...-...--..-..-............ 6.75 q IT'S
Aea H1n.ess: a25 q 6.25
ATQo6 70 C2QtQ& kpT1QV ANN
, 1874-07-19
The following figures are furnished by the
Produce Exchange:

Nithdiawn from store on Friday for city con-
sumption: 1854 bu wheat; 14,547 bu corn:
$500 bu oats; 1876 bu rye; s19 bu barley.
The following grain has been inspected into
store this morning up to 10 O'Clock: 112 cars
uheat; l5 bu com; 500 bu No, do, by Ca
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LATEST.
Wheat Was quiet, and ut one time lower, sell
ing down to 3l.071z for August. but the market
afterwards rallied, closing at $1.071@, and at
Silly seller July Corn vas quiet aud steady
at6215c seller tho mouth. 6134o seller August,
and 61@c seller September. Provisions we're
quiet. 4 sale was made Of 100, 900 lbs short rib
middles at 95Gc cash. loose. Lake freights we're
inactive Tie ''powers that be" promised to
take some Of the vessels off the agents hands
on Monday there was any inducement for
shipping.
, 1874-07-19

CHICAGO.
SATURDAY EVENING, July 1a
The receipts of i've stock during the week have
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-21

Low PRICED AND GooD-TuE EMERSON
PGANo.-To meet the wants Of ihe great
number Of persons who desire to possess
q piano, but do not feel able to go to the
expense Of the costliest make, and yet
would have only good, substantial one,
we have made q most careful examina-
tion Of all the lowest priced pianos made
in the United States. The result of this
examination is that we have found those
made by W. P. Emerson to be the best
pianos for the price, and the cheapest
good pianos that are made. They are
most substantially built, on the soundcst
acoustic principles; the wood is OF the
best quality, and properly seasoned; the
tone rich and powerful, and the touch
easy and elastic; each one is provided
with the full iron frame and overstrung
bass; they stand well in tune, and wear
well in every particular. This we know
from actual experience. The difference
in price between the Emerson Piano and
the more costly makes is caused by the
most rigid economy in the manufacture
cOnsisten; with excellence, and by say.
ing oil labor on those parts which neither
effect the tone nor durability.
We have just received a large and
well selected stock Of these "best low
priced Pianos" and offer them at low
prices Tor cash, or on monthly or quar-
terly payments. Call and see them.
ADAMS & LUCAS,
1927 Market 81.
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Hudson yesterday, and had her guard
broken.
The steamer Salt Valley Is en- route tor
Pittsburgh.
The Salt Valley will probably run be.
tween Pittsburgh and 1ronton.
Parties from stcubcnville are at Pitts
burgh negotiating Tor tho towboat L. 9.
Mccormick.
Steam was raised on the new Wall
City, at Ironton, the other day.
LBy Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, November 20,-River 8
feet 4 inches and rising. Slight rain
with some snow to-day, Cloudy and
Cold.
MEANWHILE, November 20. - River
rising with 2 feet on the gauge. Up-Geo.
Roberts and F. 2. Gfacey. Down
Sandy. Business active. Weather cloudy
and cold, with rain last night and snow TO
the north Of US.
CINCINNATI, November 20.-River 8
feet 10 inches and rising. Weather cloudy
and much cooler.
LOUISVILLE, November 2O.-Rlver on
q stand; 20 inches in the canal. Weather
clear and cold.
CAIRO, November 2O-River Q feet 2
inches and rising. Arrived City Of
Vicksburg. The several steamers char.
tered by the Knights Templar for an ex.
cursion 10 New Orleans are now an
nouncedto leave here November 25th,
instead Of the 26th, on account Of the low
water. Weather clear.
ST. LOUIS, November 20.-River about
stationary. Arrived-Paragon, from New
Orleans; Clinton and Colossal, from Keo.
kuk; Maggie and Alps, from Illinois River
Belle Of Lacrosse and 0sceola, from st.
Paul; Julia, from Vlcksburg; St. Joseph,
from Memphis. Departed-Grsnd Tower,
for Memphis; Clinton, for Keokuk; Osceo'
10, for New Orleans. Weather cloudy
and cold during the day. Clear and
freezing tonight.
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THE CoURTs.-Cireui! Court-Judge
Melvin. The case Of John Terrell cS. W.
W. Brown was by consent submitted Ia
the arbitration Of A. r, Jacob, PeregrinC
Whitman and A. ]! Clarke.
The case Of Robert Miller Is. W. W,
Miller & Co. was taken up and Is upon
trial before a jury. The plaintiff claims
nearly 5000 upon negotiable notes exc
cuted by W. W. Miller in the firm name.
The defense set up Is that the proceeds
were not placed to the credit Of the firm;
and further, on the part Of DR., Campbell
that he was not a member OF the firm at
the date Of the execution Of the notes.
9. W. b. Allison and W, p. Hubbard ap'
pearcd for plaintiff; D. Lamb, ]. II. Pen
dlGton, Taylor & Barr, and Alfred Cald.
well for the defendants. The hearing Of
the testimony occupied tho day,
Municipal C0uH-Judge Cranmer, In
this Court yesterday an order was en-.
tered in the chanCery cause Of @. L. Zane
rS. Theodore Fink, directing tho special
receiver, John o. Pendleton, to take
charge OF the real estate occupied by
Theodore Fink s. Co.
The case Of Dillon J. Mccormick VS.
George W. Long, in ejectment, was to
have been argued yesterday afternoon,
but as one Of the attorneys wEs not pres
ent, it was continued until some future
day
In tho case Of J. Blhne s. Co. rS tho
Nail City Insurance Company, an order
entered on tho 18th inst, requiring de-
PENDANT to state the grounds oil It's de-
fence, was set aside.
Before noon Court adjourned TO meet
this morning at 10 o'clock.
Police C0urt-Judge Cranmer. Three
cases were tried OF this Court yesterday
morning, viz:
Robert Thompson and Jennie Thomp-
son, arrested by officer Exley for Gre
ating tumult and disorder, were fined 81
and costs each.
John johnson was arrested by Oflcel
ST. Myers for drunkenness, and fined s.
and costs.
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VERY PLAN.-Yesterday, after buying
a pound Of butter Of a Market street
grocer, woman Indignantly remarked
that forty cents per pound was sheer rob-
berry, and she couldn't see how butter
was 80 high. "TlI explain, ma'am," said
the bland grocer. "You see, the exceed.
ing patchedness Of verdure has resulted
in dearth Of lacteal foundation for but
ter, and not until the atmosphere is rem
dered more humid by some astronomical
procedure will the supply OF oleaginous
matter be increased" She pondered q
moment, aud went home satisfied.
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INTERCEPTED COMMUNICATIONS
ters addressed as follows are held for
on.payment Of postage Tor tho amounts
named; Mrs. Amanda Mccullough, No.
GO East Elm street DIETER directionsG
Miss Ann Carpenter, No. % 14th street,
city, 1c; Nick spidle, care G, W. Ken
nedy, city, &c; VIM. Lsughman, New
Brighton, Pa, Sc; Charley Wride, city,
lc; Kay s. Bro, II and 10, South Sixth
street, Philadelphia, Sc; W. Collins, city,
&c; Will Bell, North Adams, HilIsdale
CO., Mich, 1c; W. V. Hoge & Bro, 1900
Market street, city, 1c; Philip schweiIzer,
1856 Main street, city, 1c; Miss Ada
Myers, 70 North Front street, Wheeling
Island, &c; ]. A. johnson, Kansas Sta
ton, Ohio, 1c; J. II. Buckner, NJ, D.,
northwest corner Sixth and Walnut
streets, Cincinnati, o., Sc; Joseph sauls-
bury, city, 1c.
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SOMETHING NEW FOR THE LADIKs.-
The enterprising firm oil L. V. Blond,
who is always ahead Of the times, has
just received fine lot Of Ladies' Box toe
and Scotch Edge Button Caters, which
are just out and has become 80 universally
worn by the ladies in the Eastern cities.
Our lady friends should call and see
them, as they are really handsome shoe
and can not be surpassed as regards
beauty and durability. OF course they
will be oil the range, and the ladies can
congratulate Mr.. Blond in adding such a
handsome fitting Cater to his already
large stock.
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MAIL DRL1vERY.-Oa account Of re-
cent changes in the arrival of the mails,
mail matter will not be delivered in the
evening. The usual collections from the
boxes, however, will be made. The
boys, we presume, will enjoy the suspen-
sion OF delivery duty at a late hour for a
season. The delivery business is by no
means a light exercise, and the young
men who have so faithfully and promptly
attended to the duty arc deserving Of a
little relaxation from their arduous Ia.
bors.
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INSURANCE THAT ALL NEED.-The
Travellers Insurance Company, OF Hart
ford, Conn, is an institution which ia
worthy oil patronage. Accident insur-
ance is just as valuable as fire or lille, and
the man who does not avail himself Of it
neglects cheap and important precau.
ton The Travellers is company honor.
ably and literally managed, and entirely
reliable. We commend It heartily TO our
readers.-Ibled0 Blade.
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ORANGE BLOssoMs.-The marriage II.
cense book was opened for only three ap.
plicants last week. This is indeed a
terrible state Of affairs.
"0h Solitude. where arc the charms
That BAges have seen In thy face,
Better dwell in the midst OF alarms
Than live In this horrible place"
Rumor has 1t that Squire Mayes, oil
"Gretna Green" who has probably made
more young people happy than any other
mortal man, will in about two weeks lead
to the altar beautiful widow.
"Thcn glory crowned for the work he's done,
With the fame he tolled for fairly won,
Discern at last tbs bitter sweet,
TIL he throws himself at a womGn's feet"
A young couple in this city not long
ago visited Clerk Woods and secured a
marriage license, but to make assurance
doublY sure" they went out TO West
Alexander and had Squire Mayes to tie
the knot. The Squire has had some ex-
perience, you know.
"Oh, not for them shall angels pray!
They stand in everlasting light;
They wAlkin Allah's smiles BY day.
And nestle In his heart by night"
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ONLY ONE TRANsFER.-During the
week ending yesterday only one deed in
lee transferring real estate was admitted
to record at the office Of the Clerk of the
County Court. This is something that
has not occurred for many years. The
real estate market, however, is duller al
present than for several years past. The
following is the transfer:
Deed made Nov. 2, 1874, by Adam
Wernig and wife to Frederick Baker, fol
south one-hslt oflot 20, on Coal street.
Division "a" Caldwell's addition. Ad-
mitted Nov 10; 81, $50.
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RUNAwAY.-A horse belonging to Mr.
james Burley, while standing on Main
street, in front Of Berger & HofmAn'a
leather store, yesterday morning, became
frightened, and running up the street ran
against hydrant near the Grant House.
Ono Of the shafts of The buggy to which
the animal was attached was bent corsid.
cradle, and the harness somewhat broken,
but no other damage was done.
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PERsoNAL.-E, T. Drahosh, ESQ, Of
the Parkesburg Times, was in the city
yesterday.
1t is stated that G. G. johnson, oil the
Standard local department, will ina few
weeks commence the publication OF q
new Sunday paper. G. D. Hall, E:q is
now editor Of the Standard, and Dana L.
Hubbard controls the city department.
Miss Sallie Meholin, of this city, Is an.
nounced 10 deliver lecture at Prosperity,
Pa, on the 26Lh inst.
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A CHANCE FOR ALL!
TO BUY
Dress Goods & ClOaks,
OF the Very Latest ImportatIons,
at Less than the Cost Of
pFoductlonI

From this dIy on, until further notice, we will
offer the following celebrated and popular For.
CIgn Fabrics at such rldiculously low prices as
to afford an opportunity to every lady 10 scturs
the best and most fashionable Dress Suitings Ut
about the same cost as tho.c Inferior imitation
Domestic Dress Goods arc sci ing for all over
tho land, viz; Black and CORD Cashmeres. all
wool serges henrietta Cloth, Turner'S celebra-
ted black pure double-warp Mohairs and AL.
pacAs SILK POngees, Ponson's best SILK and Wool
Popllns, Lyons best Black silks, Co!ored Silks,
the new Diagonal Shifting, Lupln's all wool Ne.
rinos and Empress Cloth, including many other
lines OF new and handsome suittngs Just opened.
Besides the above, we will offer ten sets OF Sab %
Mink Furs and twelve sets OF German Fitch
Furr: also, separate Nuts Of each. They having
been secured at aperemptory sale, will BIO offer:
Cd Il! private prices ony, not wishing 10 injurO
the general ru ing prices OF others Remember
va have only TO SSH what We named above.
Ladies we are determined 10 sell you cheap,
aud will offer you the above Goods at such prices
~ yOu will never hear Of again. Call at once.
Respectfully,
nNIIRR n nnn
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River News.

The river has risen about 8 inches
since our last report. Last evening there
were SO inches in the channel.
The Tempest had not arrived from
sunfsh alarm.
There was no PAtkerburg boat yester.
day The Science will depart for that
place this moring at IL o'clock.
The Monitor lett for points below.
The new hull for the Monitor has ar.
rived at Mingo. A towboat will 20 up
from here and bring 1t down.
The Market Boy was blown against the