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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-30
New York Market.

New YORK, June 29.-Cotton-
Dull and nominal; middling uplsnds
lac. Flour-Dull and lower; super
foe western and State s. 0095 so;
common TO good 5 1896 Is; good to
choice E 2OG,6 80; white wheat extra
6 6OG6 90; extra Ohio 6 l56ll 90.
Rye flour and corn meal III changed.
Wheat-Hesvy and lower; winter red
western 81 4O@l As Barley-Nom-
ina. Corn-Heavv and lower; west
ern mixed 7SGSO!c; prime western
mixed 79c; while western S6GS7c
oats eavy and lower; mixed western
GOG62c; white western 64@66c, Coffee
Firm; Rio l9!@22}c. Sugar
Steady. Petroleum-DuIl and easier;
crude sic; refined l3c. Eggs-Firm;
western l862Oc Pork-Frrmer new
mess SIS Ssh cash; Is % July. Lard
Flrmer; PRIME steam ll4@ll 9-l6c
cash; II 9.l6c July; ll3c August; III
all l3-lGc September Butter
Steady: new western l4922c. Cheese
Heavy at ll@lic. Whisky-Steady
a QDp
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IIEcfnnnII hInrkp:.


CrNCIYNrrI June 90 Cotton
Dull at l6Ic. Flour-Dull and lower
al s. S5@6 Is. Wheat-Dull and
nominal at 81 2OGl 23. Corn-Dul
mixed G3GGjc. Oa;s-Dull At 47@
soc. Rye-Slesdv al GOO. Barley
Nominal. O.l=-UnchanIed. Eggs
Steady. Bulter-Dvll and unchanged.
Chepse-Firm ord unchanged. Pork
Quiet and unchanged. Lart-Quie';
summer l0EmlO4c; kettle &C. Bulk
Mea,--QuicI; shoulders 6!C; Gear RIB,
some sales a. &c, tut generally held
higher, Gear . &c. B-con-Qliet; Shou .
ders r.; clear rib 9imlOc; clear lOic.
Whisky- Steady at 94c.
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MOUNT DE CHANTAL.-The annual
distribution of premiums a. Mount de
Chsntal will take place to-day. The
occasion is looked for with pleasant
anticipstions by the many friends OF this
celebrated and widely known institu-
ton OF learning A great number Of
the citizens OF Wheeling and vicinity
will be in attendance to enjoy the lite
rary and musical treats which have
been in preparation for the past year.
1t is. expected that this will be the
grsudest affair that has ever taken
place at Mt. De ChantaI.
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LOOK OUT FOR THE ENGINR.-Y ester
day morning an engire while passing
up l4ih street, when just opposite the
postof,ice commenced bloIing off steam
which caused DR.. HALEY Mccoy 9
horse to run away. The
horse after running short
distance came in contact with tree
box which tore the harness entirely
from the horse who ran towards home
at a dangerous rate Of speed. The
Doctor escaped injury by jumping from
the buggy.
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A DISTRESSING INcIDENr.-1t Was 8

A DISTRESSING INCIDENTAL Was 9
lovely day in midsummer, 3 few light
and heeting clouds foated slowly
the azure vault above. A
gentle western breeze softly famed the
face of nature, while the sweet sum-
er birds with folded wings were rest
ing beneath the green broughs. Come
with US kind reader upon this summer
day where half hidden among the rich
green foliage Of trees and shrubbery'
nestled a rose embowered residence, the
walks and garden filled with choice
flowers and exotics. 10 this para
disc on Chap!ine street, 30 quiet
and peaceful lay the scene to
which we would invite the
sympsthetic attention OF the gentle
reader. Hall concealed beneath the
snowy curtain Of the vine covered win"
dow sat fair girl over whose beauty
some eighteen summers had passed.
She was apparently filed with the
deepest grief; tear after tear rolled
down her rosy cheeks; moan after moan
escaped her ruby lips, and mldst the
agonizing sobs che cried, MUST
it ever be thus? l would ever sac
rifce this, my beautiful home,
il nv sorrows could only be lessened.
Again came those heart rending sobi
and means which seemed to wiring heI
very soul and distort every feature o.
her beautiful face, 80 agonizing wa:
her grief. Would'st know, sympathetic
reader, what caused the sorrow Of THU
griet-stricken girl? She ,Oanted 10 go Il
Long Branch instead of Deer Park.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2g.-Flour-
Quiet; superhne a 00G4jG; State, Ohio
aud Indiana extra 'amj'y 6 37i@7 90.
Wbsat-Dlll; red 81 Az amber | IS r,
l IS Rye-Stesdy at 95cG$l 90.
Corn-QuIet and weak; yellow sc;
western mixed sl@S2c. Os.s-Dull;
white 6jG61c. Butter and cheese un~
changed. Eggs-AdvsnciOg; western
22923c. Petroleum-kefined st l3c.
Thisky-Held at este,
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Rock Candy Drips.

n BARRELS WHITE ROCK CANDY
= Drips, In store and for sale by
X. SMYTH,
mrl7 lCorner Market and 18th streets
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N1tGHBORHOOD NEWS.
JUNE %, 1874.
MARTINS FERRY.


JOSH BILLINGS reasons that tight
boots are luxury insomuch as they
make a man forget his other troubles,
and we have read another suthor who
philosophers that two good sized
troubles are easier to bear than one, as
the attention ls divided and therefore
eufering lesseued. 1t is q comfort to
reason. Now here s A. D. Owens who
on Saturday night went into a saloon
and drank 60 much OF some intoxicst-
ing liquor that when he came out he
was under the influence OF it. Mr.. II.
W. Smith saw Owens, but not recog-
pizing him asked who it was, when
Owens made use Of pro'a0e Language
aud drew a revolver saying be would
shoot Smith. Ovens was tried to-day,
the affidavit being the State Of Ohio
against A. D. Owens, for threatening
to shoot II. w. Smith. Owens was bound
over to appear at the next term OF
court, VIM. Moore and A. D. Newlaud
being security for his bond OF one hun
bred and fifty dollars. This is trouble
number one. Number two is warrant
for his arrest for using proiane language
on Saturday night. He must have
reasoned that il Two troubles were better
than one three must oe better than two,
so number three is another warrant for
his arrest tor drunkenness on Saturday
night. Verify, Owens must have been
making a night OF il"
Mr.. j. J AsHENHUsT, editor Of the
Ohio VALLEY NewS, and wife returned
home on Saturday evening from a trip
to the western part OF the Stale, They
report the crops around Springfield and
DAYTON es looking well. There has
been plenty OF rain, bnt the thermome-
ter has been as high as lOl' in the
shade.
THREE able bodied boys, who are not
afraid 10 work, can find eIeady employ
ment at the keg factory.
THE Lord bless patch up, hu; the
devil take pin up" is a littIs saying we
heard some time ago, and one that
often comes to our mind. We saw q
woman this morning who was luXuriat-
ing in bright plaid uuderskirt, Pur-
pie polonsse, white illusion bonnet
with pink roses, a brilliant display OF
jeweIry aud vilanous looking para
sol. The dress WAS ripped OFT the waist
and pinned up, q three coruerei rent IN
the skirt was pinned up, thai poIonaise
was pinned nearly all over, the fringe
was pinned on the parssoI, and the wo-
man made fists OF her hands 80 the
tares ia her gloves wouIdn'tsb That
old saying BOUNDED IN our ears, and we
thought perhaps his Satanic majesty
had something to DO with such make
shifts.
TRADE generally seems 10 have 0rcned
up little brighter than 1t was the last
of the week, and money seems some
plentier, from general report.
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POLICE COURT Cranmsr.

Police COURT Judge Cranmsr.
There were eight cases before the
Police Court yesterday morning.
Jacob Boegetly, Sed Payne, John
Laukard and Charles Buchwsle, part OF
the crew of the steamer Science, were
up for bathing in the river during day
light. They were each fued two dol
lars and costs, which they paid.
Ambros Shaffer charged with selling
intoxicating drinks to minor, was
fined twenty dollars and costs.
A man named Rose, be wouldn't tell
his front name, was fned ten dollars
aud costs for disorderIy conduct which
he paid.
j ohm Kramer, the man who gave
the police such trouble on Saturday
when being taken to the lookup, su .
tered the penalty for his foolishueee.
He was fred five dollars and costs for
committing nuisance on the streets,
and twenty dollars and costs for resist
ing an officer and in addition sent to
jail for thirty days.
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Theft CT CARPENTER's Tools The
other night Mr.. John Richardson had
carpenter tools stolen from his shop on
Penn street, amounting to seventy we
dollars. This is the second theft OF tn.
nature we have mentioned as trsuspir-
ing on the Island lately, and it behooves
owners Of such articles to keep them
in a safe place. as there seems to be a
preference on the part of this gang OF
thieves for choice collections OF carpen-
ter's tools.
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New YORK Dry Gaods Market

New YORK, June 29-Bu-iness is
somewhat checked by the intensely
warm weather. but a fair aggregate
amount Vas done Staple cotton aud
wooden fabrics. di=,r butei by agents,
were heavy. Fancy cassimercs and
worstei coating. more active by pack
ages. Brown and medium bieached
c0uoDs in steady demand and firm.
Colored cottous and prints quiet For
eiga goods dull
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..,,,.r,xCa cattle Market.

EAST LIBERTY, June 29.-Cattle-Ar"
rivals, including Saturday and Sunday,
1874 cars; medium 5 so to E w; commo
5 90 to $50. Hogs-Arrivals, includ-
ing Saturday and Sunday. II cars; best
6 80 to 6 40; Workers 6 % to 3 10.
including Saturday
and Sunday, IS cars; best 5 so to 10;
Medium 4 IS.
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IOIthO ilhIket.

ToLgDo, June 29-Flour-QIiet and
unchanged. Wbea'-Stsadv, No.
white Wabash 81 81, No. white
Michigan 81 A. amber Mrchi.an ca-h
a0i seller July ] PSF; Augu-t %; No
! red ! 81; No. , do -; August -;
No. 3 red ] 20 Coma shade higher,
high mixed Csc casb; July 6j!c; Au-
gust 654r; low mixed GO AuZus'; 90
trade 603G62T damaged SIC. U4ts-
O1Iei. 40. jGc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-30

The pupils OF the Wheeling public
schools, on Friday last, contributed
about 500 FOR the Soldiers Orphan
Homestead" at Gettysburg, Pa. The
following are the sums received from
the several schools: Isl ward, 50 20 !;
I'd ward $l0.l6; Sd ward, S7.7S; 4th
ward, $500; Sin ward, 1924; 9th
ward, SPILL; 18th ward, $797 Sth
ward, $20l5; total, S99.67.
To the "Agassz Memorial Fund"
the 81, 5th ard 9th ward schools con.
tributed as follows: 81 ward, Sc OF
5th ward, 5000; 9th ward, 1898 total,
$685..
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WE find the following letter in the

WE find the following letter in the
Greenbrier Independent o. last week:
WHEELING, w. Va, April is, 1874.
j. r. Damn, Esq, Lelcisbnrg, w. Ia,
We have been informed that reports
are iudustriously circulated that this
company is broke" We auth orize you
TO say that the statement ia false, and
is q malicious lie, and that we will
prosecute any person whom we can find
circulating the report. This attempt to
ipiure us is mean and cowardly. You
and the public can rely firmly on our
ability and intention 10 continue the
manufacture OF the Superior. Our sue.
cess is certain. Yours, very respectful
lv I. SWEENEY,
President Superior Machine Co.
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President Superior Machine {
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, STRlNe', 6t

MUSICAL IssTRUMsSrs, STRlNes, &c
I'm addition to his large and com plete
stock Mr.. VIM. II. Shelb, Music Deal
er, lila Main street, recently purehas-
ed the entire stock of Mrs. Jos. Cart.
wright, and has added extensively to
his line of goods With such large
facilities, be cen sell lower than any
music house elsewhere and all VINO want
musical goods OF any kind will find
Shelb's the best and cheapest place,
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THE COURTS
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.

This court met at two o'clock yester-
day afternoon.
The case OF James Campbell against
D. Lynn d Co., from Ohio county, was
submitted. Caldwell for the appellant
and Good and Rodgers for the appel
lee.
The case OF B. P. Goocb and others
against the County Court OF Summers,
was dismissed on motion Of the appel
liant.
The case Of VIM. P. Rucker against
the Supervisors of Pocshontss county.
WAS argued and submitted. Davis for
appellant and Moffet for appellee
TIE case oil the Chesapeake & Ohio
Railroad Company against Wn. Tyree,
ct al from Fsyette county, was argued
and submitted. Hogeman for appel
liant, and Price for appellee.
The case of Smiley Brown against
Garnaliel Kuopp and others, from
Greenbrie county, was argued and sub
mitted. Davis for appellant and Price
Tor appellee.
The Court adjourned until this morn
ing.
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THE bows seem determined 10 battle
at the city wharf in spite OF the police;
ard the police are equally determined
to treak up the practice in spite OF the
bows. 1t is hard to determine which
will win the battle, though we conclude
that victory will eventually perch upon
the banners OF the boys in blue.
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We advise all who want fret class
Photographs to see the specimens st
RobinsoL's Gallery before giving their
orders. The effect OF light blended on
shadow which charscterizes their work,
cannot be surpassed,
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Cleveland Marker.

CLEVELAND, June 29.-Whest-DHll
and unchanged; No. red winterSl %;
No. > do 20. Corn-Dull but steady;
high mixed Tic; low mixed zoe. Oats
Quiet aud unchanged; No. state
55c; No. , do. 53c. Petroleum-Flrm;
Standard white, car lots, lO3c; ONO
State test to 1902 l39c.
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GREAT excitement at j. ". Ferrers
over his new arrival Of Carpets and
Dry Goods and cheapoess in price. he
is selling splendid Brussels at 81 III per
ward, aud other goods in proportion
Now is your time for great bargains, as
he will beat them all.
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SToCKs-Opened active aud advanced
early in the day l@3t per cent ON the
whole list. This advance caused heavy
realizations, which, with the advance
in money, caused reaction from the
highest point OF !@2 per cent. At the
close the market was steady. The sales
to-day irc,uded 10000 shares of West
ern Union, 10000 Pacific Mai. $4,000
Erie, 10000 Lake Shore, $4,000 Union
Pacific, $4,000 Northwestern, 5000
Rock Island, 1900 ST. Paul, and
80 900 Toledo, Wabash IL Western.
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ELECTION OF OFFlOERs AT meet
ing OF Black Prince Lodge, X. OF P,
on Saturday evening, the following
officers were elected for the current
term: VIM Bownmars, C. c.; John c.
Taylor, V. c; Jessie MurrDs, Prelate
Henry Roemer, NJ. OF f.
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IL SEAsoy.-Water Coolers, Cream
Freezers. Bird Cages, Fluitipg Ma
chimes, Fruit Cans, Sealing Wax, and a
mIl line OF Tinware. House turnlshing
Hardware, Timers stock and Trim
ming. Tin roofing a specially.
NEsBrrT & Bro,
l2lO Main street
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PIANO TUNING.-Leave your orders
ior piano tuning al Adams & Lucas I,
1927 Market street, and have It
promptly attended to. All cork guar
GntcsG. Pianos kept in tuue and re-
paired by the vear at liberal discount.
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P,t,spursn petroleum Market.

PlrrsBURGH, June 29.-Petroleum-
Crude steady; quoted United F. .: b. at
81 2O5; other lines 05, refined dull;
July III; Angus; lSt.
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CHEAP PIAyo.-An elegant Steinway
Piano, used but little and in perfect
order, for sale at large reduction at
Adams Il Lucas 1927 Market street.
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AT SEVEN CsSrs-We have yet
10 900 ward Madden Prints, good sty les,
at ! CITE. We only sell tie lsteat stylss
new goods at cents-none higher
STONE & THohAs.
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Goop, retailed at wholesale prices,
for hereafter We will sell al goods by
the ward or piece, at the closeAi whole
sale ralsS. All sales cash-Shdrp.
STONE & THOMAS.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and Stock Harke'

New IOFIE NVHSs ''' .
NEW YORK, June 29.-Treasury dis
bursements, sl2, 600; customs receipts,
$4,000. -,
GoLD-Opeued at lllt, but all the
sales of the day were at III. Carrying
rate ! per cent; borrowing l-64 per
cent, fiat.
MoyEr-Active; closed at 5 per cent
on call. Foreign exchange-sterllpg
4S7a64 SIS for 60 days, aud 4 so(9
4 96@ for sight; prime commercial
paper 81 per cent. ,
STATE BoYDs-Quiet. Railroad bonds
firmer.
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THEY advertise Micawber beer 10
Steubenvil'c. You won't have to wait
long for "somethiag to turn up" if
Won drink euough Of the article.
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A FASHION writer says: Little wo-
men look well in anything" We are
so clad we are little o. course it ap-
plies TO the male portion OF this world
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CHLDREN's HoMR.-This evening
the friends and patrons OF the Children's
Home will assemble at the Opera
House, to celebrate the fourth anuiver-
sary Of the establish ment OF this most
charitable institution. We hope
to see our citizens turn out in
full force to witness the
performance, and other interesting
ceremonies to take place. Hon. H. j
Bigham, Vice President OF the Orphans
Home OF Pennsylvania, will address the
meeting. This will be a most inter-
estiug occasion, and all friends Of char
ity ard benevolence are expected to be
in attendance.
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We offer 50 pieces of A Pereales
all the late styles, worth % cents at
Is. STONE IL HoNAs.
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DIR TUTTS HAIR DYE

y " z T T " IT ~ Tt y II
possesses qualities hat no other dye does.
its effect II iuEtanta u0ur, and istO naiurrI
that u cannot bc detected 10y the closest Obj
server. Being harmless ana easily hpWl"h,
II IL IN general u~e among the iHshiUnab."
Ha'r-lr's-ers in every large CITY I'm the
United states. Price, " n toN. fold every
whore.
Inpora'orr-Nog. 40 and 81 Cortland
street. Now York.
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Now Is Your TIME.-Another great
arrival OF Dry Goods and Carpets,
cheaper than ever, at
wv. FERRELs.
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ONE Thousand pieces OF best Cocnico
P.iuts for 5 cents per yard. Jus; open
ed ty j. W. FERREL
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A LARGE assortment OF Tapestry
Hassocks and Otomans, at greatly re-
duced prices, just opened by
J. W. FERREL.
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FoR elegantly favored roasted coffee
and strictly pure spices, cali on Turner
d Co., No. 1910 Main street
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HosrERY.-l00 dozen ladies hose (;
so dozen gents one-balf hose, just re-
ceived. The best bargains ever seen
anywhere. STONE K THOMAS.
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BELLAlRE.

THE churchea yesterday were well at
attended, generally. The Rev, |. +.
Spencer preached to large and appre-
ciative audience at Gravel Hill at tour
o'clock in the afternoon, and in the
evening" received one new addition into
the Disciples Church, Mr.. Mills, who
received the rite Of immersion. The
services at the Presbyterian Church,
morning and evening, is spoken OF as
particularly interesting. The Reys.
Alexander and Mcfarland, who has
lately returned from a sojourn Of iour-
teea years among the Sinmese as q
missionary, spoke. The lecture OF the
Rev. Mcfarland in the evening on the
manners and customs of the people oI
Siam, WAS very entertaining and gave
particular satisfaction. Mr.. Rogers OF
the NJ. E. Church, spoke in the
morning to quite a large Louise. He
came down quite hesvy on party Of
four men he heard talking in BeiIaire
not long since. Once the men asserted
that in very few years the name OF
Christ would not be heard IN the land
as the Saviour Of mankind; that he
was only q good man, aud after while
all notion OF his divinity would b. ex-
ploded. Mr.. Rodgers sa'd although
the man seemed intelligent, he felt sare
10 saying that any man who would
make such an assertion had not sense
enough to make q mouse trap.
PROF. WEBERs class rehearsal to-
morrow night
YESTERDAY or Saturday night some
malicious person went into the cellar OF
the new German church and cut the
lead water pipe. The water kept run
ming until Sunday afternoon, when it
was discovered.
Or Sunday a couple from Wheeling
and lady from the Island. might have
been seen wandering disconsolately
about town looking like street inspec-
tors. As they went 70 start home from
the church; when they got where the
boat was it was not there, "a they had
TO while away the time til the hack
came.
AT the temperance picnic at Burr's
Mills on the Fourth, an organization Of
the mo License Movement will be
made.
RAsPBERRlEs are putting in an APP
pearance At twenty cents a box. The
supply through the country is reported
as good, particularly around Barnes
vile.
We saw a large supply Of the patent
lever Janus locks from Trenton Works,
ST Treuton New Jersey, st Wilson's
hardware store this morning.
THERE will be social at the Presby-
terlan church Tomorrow evening A
good time is expected. All members
are requested TO attend, and a cordial
Invitation is extended 10 strangers
The window Glass Works will be
closed for q while on Friday next.
TIE National Works and the Ohio
Works closed on the twentieth. and will
probably rot be opened until about the
fret oil September.
TINES are dull, snG the full effects Of
the panic are just beginning TO be fell.
DIED.-Mr. G. A. Whipple, a worthy
and esteemed citizen, died this morning.
The hour OF his interment is announced
in another column.
PATRICK RYAN, who formerly lived in
Beliaire and is well known and gener-
ally respected in the towu, died Of con-
sum ption near GIeDcove on Friday and
was buried at Bels;re on Sunday. The
Irish Benevolent Society turned out in
the procession, and the funeral was
unusually large one.
LOUISE LOCKWOOD.
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IT is from no antipsthy to dancing
that our lager beer makers have given
up hops.
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LOWER SrLL.-We offer Black Silks
and Black Alpacas bought at
slaughter, at wonderfully low rates;
STONE Il THOMAS.
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THE thermometer indicated ninety
two degrees in the shade yesterday af'
ternoon.