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OCEAN STEAMERS.

NEW YORK, July 24.-Arrived-Steam-
ers Necker from Bremen and Nclusko
from Antwerp.
LIVERPOOL, July 24.-The steamers
A,syria and Scotia from New York,
and Minister Room from Baltimore, have
arrived.
New YORK. July. 24.-The steamer
Earl of Lansdale, from New Castle, ar
rived to-day.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, July 24.-Thc packag
trade was moderately active in some
but the jobhing branches
continue quiet Cotton goods steady at
unchanged prices. Cotton FlannelS in
good demand some leading makes
sold up 10 receipts. Side Band
Prints continue active. Wool Flannels
Blankets and Fancy CaS>imercs in fair
request. Hosiery showed al improve
maut.
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THE PRIMARY LETTINGS.

Pursuant iuu call issued by the coun-
4 C.mmIttrr the Democratic voters of
ua.u county are To meet to-day for tn"
.,."r,.uu Of delegates L. county Con-
.,ut,u To be. held next Monday. In
,.r city district, the primary
a.-~,.rg, will be- had at th" SEVER
a. places Of voting, between tn" hour7
Dr., .u.d . o'clock p. IN. In tn"
..H,r. districts the hours are from
.ata 3. In each district three delegate,
.@',u h. designated to attend the con-
Hra;.vu t. be- he Id next Monday, for IN"
l.rpy-r Of nominating four camdl-
aa,rs t. represent Ohio county
be- the lower branch Of the State Lr@i>la-
. ,..- ami IF designating suitable persons
I ,..r.'y,. ia conjunction with Brook" and
]. iian...h counties. candidate for TIN"
State >ruatr, and also t. appoint dele
g1,r- ro the Convention To- hr held nj
Euruhuro "n the 18th of August for the
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STATE BONDs-Dull,
RAILROAD BoNps-Dull.

STATE BONDS-l)uII,
RAILROAD BoNps-lmIl.
STocKs-Opcncd steady and soon be-
came firm and advanced Im per cent.
Later on there Was IT falling Of of la ! (!
percent, with the chief decline in Pacific
Mail which was effected bv th" report
that the steamer Guatemala had gone
ashore. After the decline there was n
recovery of iml per cent, Pacific being
particularly strong, on AN announcement
that the passengers and cargo Of ia"
Guatemala had been saved, and til" vessel
would probably be got III without much
damage. Among the sale, to-day were
10000 shares Of Lake Shore, l2OoO Pnci-
fc Mail and 5000 Erie.
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New York Cattle Market.

NEw YORK, July 2l.-Beeyes--Re-
ceipts $50 head, making 1920 head
for four days, against 6,0S0 head Same
time last week. Quality fair; mainly ma
tive steers from Missouri; sales quick at
fraction advanced from Wednesday.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 60oO,
making 1880 for four days, against
1890 same time last week. Lambs on
about &c, closed weak at 90 &c; sheep
steady At +i@ 6ic. Hogs-Receipts 1860,
making l2,OsO for four days against
lO.8sO for the same time las, week
None offered alive; dressed firm at sI69c
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Cincinnati Market.

CNCINNATI. july 24-COttOn-Duil
hut unchanged at lGic. FlOur-Dull
but unchanged. Whest-ln fair demand
at lower rate; red 81 COAL 0j; white
Il l5al %. Corn-Market frm: mired
GGGr. .Gsc. Oats-D"rnand good al firEn"r
price. al jSm g.. Egg,-The unhy"ra-
bic weather check. the outdoor trad".
Butter-Dul. ChecSe-Dull and IN
changed Pork-Strong; .alc, 1T '2@ 40;
No.2{2i 90 Lard -Markct buoyant:
summer lIlc; kettle l3im lic. Buik
Demand fair, shoulder ia
: 9-lSc; clear rib ,ides 10, clear held at
lO.c. Bacon-Firm demand; shoulder.
s.ipEgc: clear rib side lie; clear 'Idc'
llic Whi,ky-Firm at 9tc.
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Ehhu Spears killed Charles Davis in
West Sutficld Connecticut, Thursday
night. Spears afterwards cut his own
throat but i still alive. Spear WAS beat
ing his wife and Davis interfrred.
The body of an unknown Young wo-
man. we'll dressed. was found floating in
the river near New Orleans. The YER
dict Of the coroncr.S jury Wa found
drowned.
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Steamship Lost.

Nassau adviccS u the 2Oth inst. state
that the Pacific Mail Company, steamer.
City Of Guatemala, Captain Hildrcth.
from New York for Aspinwall, va, lot
on the north east point of Waiting H.
land. Bahamas. on Thursday The 10Th
inst at midnight. All hands were
saved.
The cases ofthe indicted inspectors Of
elections Were called to-day in the Court
Of General Sessions and their trial set
for the first Monday in September.
By the arrival of an Havana steamer
it has been a>certained that the City Of
Guatamala struck on the northeast point
of Watting'S Island, Thursday the 10th,
AT midnight, five days out from New
York. Immediately after striking the
crew commenced throwing the cargo
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ARK ANStS.

LITTLE Rock. the BroDk.i,e- ar Aay-
ing Il torchlight procession tonight. Il
#. quite large affair. composed a.mo-t
eutirelv Of colOred men.
The constitutional Convention wa in
-,sion 4 ,horttimc today, bat decided on
nothing Of Importance.
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Senatorial Conyention--3rd District.

NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y the Senatorial Convention for the 3rd
district, consisting OF the counties "i
Ritchie. Doddrige, Harrison, Gilmer, and
calhoun, will be holden NJ the town of FL
Irnboro. in the county of Ritchir, on the
18th day of August, 1874. The under
signed would respectfully request that
comfy meetings be held at All early day
us possible, TO appoint delegates To said
convention. Let the counties aforesaid he
we'll represented.
By order of the Scnatirial Executive
t.nInmittee K. =. BLAIR,
.yl7 Chairman.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEpo. July 2i-Flour- Steady and
in moderate demand. Wheat Steady
and in moderate demand; No. new
white Wabash 81 50 seller August; No
3 do - -; No. new white Micuigam
81 -. Corn-Dull and declining; high
mixed 6sc; low mixed 6;lc; no grade
sole. Oat,-Quict; No. G2c; Michigan
~,
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Jay Cooke a 90.

The dividend Of } per cent. authorized
by the committee of the creditors Of Jay
Cooke X Co.. has not vet been paid, the
register having doubt a> to it, binding
effect upon him He has however, pro-
crrded 70 the necessary calculations 50
that there should be no delay If the
Court ordered him to proceed. In the
meantime. the funds in his hands have
increased to such an extent ~ will war
rant the payment of instead of per
cent. 1t is expected that he will bring
the matter before the Court, when its
opinion can be obtained, and if the proper
order l. made, the payment will be pro-
cecded with Is early rs possible.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTTMoRE July 24.-FlOur-Qui"t
and unchanged. Wheat-A shade lower
FOR wc.t-rn: choice white and amb"r 81 40
al -: Ohio and Indiana r-d 81 Zjts
] -. Corn-Dull and nominal. Dat
Weaker; western mixed 6@la,Gjci white
G7G $50. Rye-Dull at 5Jta &C. Pro-
visions-Very strong and unchanged.
Butter-Cnchsnged. Cofee-NOminsI.
Whi.ky-FirIner at 81 ~.
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FIRES.
4 Town Destroyed.

TRENTON. ONT. July PA fire this
morning in the business part Of tn" town,
DESTROYED block owned by George
Deans: also blocks owned by Mr.
Cochran and Mr.. Elvin> and occupied
by stores. The po>toticr and the Mon
trcal Telegraph Company.> office were
also partially burned. Loss between
$1,000 and Sl0OoeO.
The fire in DeCutting> Lumber Yard.
in Winchester Mas. Thursday night.
caused loss Of $&OOm: insurance.
$4,000.
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CHICAGO.
Discussion Regarding IA Fire Patrol.

CuIcAro. July 4.-Thr Chicago
Board nt Fire Underwriters this after
noon had under consideration the demand
made bv the National Board i'll New
York that fire patrol, consisting Of
one hundred men, should b" established,
under pain of Withdrawal by III" insur-
ancc companies. Much discussion only
served t. Show that the demand could
not be complied with, at least not at pres
ent. and President Clarke WAS instructed
to telegraph To- New York that nothing
had deem done in the matter.
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Personal Alteration
CINCINNATI.
Alleged EtnbeZzlemcnt.

CINCINNATI, July 24.-Suit was inSti-
tuted Yesterday by the Pittsburgh, Gin
cinnati X st. Louis Railroad Company
against LYMAN Scott. attorney and civil
engineer Of the Little Miami branch of
that company. for cmbeZzlng $1,000.
The cmbrZZlcmcnt is said To have occur
red in the transfer of real estate included
i'm approaches to Cincinnati and New
port railroad bridge, made IL the COM
panv through third parties, Scott having
brought forward fictitious names IL
owners of the property, and received
from the Treasurer Of the railroad more
than was really paid for the property.
Scott left the city several days ago, and
hi, whercabout are not known.
Brass stump.
Mr.. 4. Mueller, Of Munich, the de-
,iyn-r of the Tyler Davidson fountain,
Ina, written letter to the city council
here. urging them to make use OF the
$4,000, devoted by David Sinton for the
Improvement of the Fifth Street Square
in the erection of ro>trum worthy TO
serve ~ a place where the public interests
can be- dehbcratrd, and adds: "ltlS the
first time since the period ol IN" HrroN>
anH Romans that it has been Thought L"
erect Il monumental roStrum. DO not
rive up the idea, for think itp"s>ibIe 10
make something magnificent ont "t 1t.
Supreme Court Liquor Decision.
The important liquor cas-" decision OF
Judge Wclch. of the supreme Court "i
ohio. rendered in chambers at Athens,
WA, received here to-day. About the
middle OF June Mayor T. j. Haldcman,
/ of Glendale, tried Conrad Weiss for be-
. inw found drunk on the streets, and >cn-
,rucrd him I" thirty days in the work
hnu>r and $50 costs. Application to
Probate Judge Mason for Il writ "t
hahru> corpus WAS refused. The case was
taken before Judge Avery of the Com
mon Pleas Court. on writ of error
Avery sustained Mayor Haldcman,
Application was then made L. the SUI
prrmr Court for leave Ia I'll" writ "i
error. Judge Wclch refused to grant
leave This decides the case finally
sustaining the action of Mayor H"Idc'
man. "f Glendale.
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INDIANA.
EnbeZZIenIenf.

FT. WAYNE, July 24.-Wm. Powers
against whom AN indictment for tn" en-
brzzlrncnt of So, 600 from the Merchants :
National Bank, of this city, was found
in the chanccry term of court, but who
made his escape, was recently tracked
t. California and rcquiSition from
Governor Hendricks Ia Governor
Booth, Of that State, was forwarded.
Powers was arrested brought here, and
delivered /" Sheriff Vance, and was admit
ted tu bail for $1,000.
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State senate-First District.

The undersigned, representing whai he
believes To be the sentiment of the Demo-
crucv OF Ohio county, and at the personal
solicitation of the friends of r. q. Cracrat,
tsu.. does hereby announce him as Il can
dldute for the position of state Senator
rr,rn m. First Senatorial District, subject
tu the decision OF the Democratic h"llll-
~IsA HIS FRIENDS.
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NASHVILLE.
Serious Accident.

NASHVILLE. July 24-J. p. Gordon.
Of Coffee county, Tennessee, in attempt
ING to lump from passenger train while
in motion. near the Chattanooga depot.
this city. fell under the cars and the
wheels passed over his foot crushing it So
seriously that amputstion was necessary.
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POLITICAL.
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION
First Congressional District,
W. Va.

,,,uE MEMBERS OF THE DEMOCRATIC
state Executive Committee from the
r,rs, District, in absence OF any District
committee, hereby call Convention OF
TIo,o,as from each of the counties OF
nts,rict 10 meet at Ellenboro, in the
,~,~n,y Of Richie, W. Va, on THURS
NV the 18th day Of AUGUST, 1874,
>, nominate Congressional Representa-
i've for said district. Your committee re-
,n.rrnllly request that county meeting. be
held 10 appoint Delegates to said Convsn-
liOn.
PASNELI. WM. p. THOMPSON,
" tiALLAHER, JOHN BASEL
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
Small P0N.

LONDON. July 24-There Is an alarm
ing outbreak of small pox at New Market.
Upwards of sixty cases are already re-
ported. The authorities have asked the
Jockey Club to permit them 10 convert
their grand stand into hospital, where
the infected persons may be quartered.
Parliamentary Questions.
In the House of Commons this even
ing Disraeli announced that the land
transfers of the Judiciature and en- lowed
school bills, would be withdrawn, and
Parliament prorogued on the Sth Of
August.
In the House of Lords Earl Russell
asked whether the Government had made
any remon>trance to France against the
connivance of her authorities, in the viO-
lation of Spanish frontiers by the CarliStS.
He especially referred 10 rumols
that the French Government had
interfered with Spain in Il
manner contrary to the friend " relations
and laws Of the nations, that the Carlists
escaping into France instead of being
returned, had been furnished with pass
ports and permitted 10 cross and recro.S
the frontier. He urged that in according
to an ordinary courtcsy,due from one civil
lized nation to another, there should he
no unnecessary delay in the formal
recognition Of the Spanish government
by that of Great Britain
The Earl of Derby Secretary of State
for Foreign Affairs, replied that Spain
had not asked England to interfere. He
considered that the recognition Of the
Spanish government at present would he
premature, and that when the time ar
rived it would be better that such rrcogni-
ton should be the collective act Of the
European powers.
CarIist Defeat.
1t is reported from Spain that Gen.
Murioncy has won II great victory IN
Navarro. taking 1900 Carli~ts.
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Discharged and Rearrested.
SPORTING NEWS.
Pedestrian Failure.

New YORK. July 24.-Mullins at
tempt to walk 800 miles in six day, fell
50 di.gracrtully short of the work last
night that the managers ofthe hippOdromc
at the close ofthc performance, put stop
to the affair. The total number of miles
walked yesterday was nineteen, and since
the start sunday night Il hundred and
Il n ~. N IL.
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Hung for Murder.
NEW JERSEY.
Movements Of the President and
suite.

LoNG Branch. July 24.-Presid"nt
Grant. Mr.. Grant, Attorney Geuera!
Williams. Col. Thoma. Scott and few
other friend. will leave here tomorrow
morning on a special train for Atlantic
CITY VIA Camden. At Egg Harb1r City
the party will remain few hour.
President Grant has been in consults-
tion with Secretary Bristow this morn
ing on the bids fpr the new loan. II /
probable they will come to conclusion
this evening.
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WASHINGTON.
WAsHISGToN, July "a.
The Alabama Claims.

The Court Of Commissioners Of the
Alabama Claims met to-day at the De-
partment Of State, and, after the consd-
Grafton and adoption of rules, adjourned
till the first Thursday in October, when
il will proceed to hear the cases.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Another kidnapping.

PHILADELPHIA, July PA dispatch
states that another child, aged wears.
was kidnapped Yesterday, by two men,
one ofthcm colorcd, who prevailed upon
the little Girl 10 20 riding
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND. july 24.-Whcat at-Dull
at 81 I4ml -. Corn-Stcady nj 72Cr
74c. Oat.-Firm AT 6lCa Gjc. Prtrole-
Steady; STANDARD white 9lm To-.
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CUBA.

HAyASA. july 24-S.x NOR" death.
have occurred from thr boiler explosion
on tn" Spanish steamship Minerva. Thi-
maxi, eight death, in all by the dI.s-tcr.
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The lower board Of the general coun-
ell OF the city Of Louisville has passed an
ordinance submitting to the people the
subscription Of Sl,0OO,0O0 to the Louis
Vile snd Padncah Railroad.
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For State Senate Second District.

In compliance with the wishes Of many
rtruds, hereby announce myself as
..,..,ilst,to r.present the Second Senatori-
=. District in the Legislature, subject 1" the
t,,I,ion of the Democratic nominating
convention. W VI d. W.
ll,ri,,,, c,unty. u. Ia. jyli
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.

Press Peport. by Western
Union Line, office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th SITS.
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A woman named Shank, living near
Columbus City, Ind. was bitten by
rattle snake while at work in the garden,
Thursday. and died in few hour. Her
suhrrings Wer- inten,e
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The Five Per Cent. Bonds.

1t i, said at the Treasury Department
that the highest BID yesterday for the five
per cent loan was lOl!, and the lowest
99i.
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Congressional Announcement.

PARK ERsBURG, June 9, 1874.
il, N, Wk",iiug Register:
Al the urgent solicition Of many friends,
,,puoun,r. myself candidate for Con-
,g,.>, in the First District.
.uh J. w. HORNOR.
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overheard, and continued at this work
till one o'clock. when the engineer re-
ported the steam pipe broken and the
vessel bulged. In about two hours after
striking the City of Guatamala had nine
feet of water in the hold. The captain
then dispatched two boats, one TO Fortune
Island to intercept homewsrd bound YES
sells and the other TO Nassau.
On Sunday about midnight the second
officer (Lapham with a crew of six men
arrived at Nassau during terrific thun-
der storm. They had encountered heavy
weather and frequent squalls during the
passage. They Were Immediately taken
care of by the United States consul, and
steps at once taken to get assistance to
the wreck. 1t was reported at the time
officer Lapham left the wreck that there
were twelve feet of water in the steamers
hold. The vessel will be total wreck,
but the remaining cargo can be saved,
There were no passengers on board. Five
Of the crew Of the City of Guatemala took
passage on the City of Havana for New
York. Noreport of the boat dispatched to
Fortune Island has been received at
Nassua up to the departure Of the City
of Havana. The vessel Was worth S2iO,-
900; insured for $220,OOO.
Discharged and Rearrested.
- Mollie Holbrook. who has been held
in custody on telegram from the Chief
of Police of Chicago. WAC to-day brought
pefOre Justice Lawrence on a writ of
ha6eQs corpus and discharged. The As
sistant District Attorney eonSenting she
was immediately rcarrrsted by the Dep
utv Sheriff, and new writ was granted
rcturnablc tomorrow.
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Dexter Park Races.

CHICAGO, July 24.-This was the last
dav of the second summer meeting at
Dexter Park. The track was in rather
poor condition, owing to the recent rain,
but in spite of the still threatening
weather and occasional showers during
the early part of the afternoon nearly
1000 people We're present. There were
four races. two trotting and two running.
The following are summaries Ofthc events
Of the races.
The first was trOttlng race for
a purse of II. 600 for the three min
utc class; $500 10 the first horse, $3.50
to the second and $50 to the third.
Summary-Brn Macc's Jas. Howell,
Junior. ). |. |. !; +. :. Browns Little
Jake !. 5. >. 4; Geo. Farnworth's Geo.
Judd >. ,. }. 3; Sam. Cooks Rose Of
Washington ,, 1, 4. 0; VI. }. Forbes
John ". Hall drawn; Ray Warren
Membrino Walker drawn; j. p. Pinks
Randall drawn. Time, 2:3l, 2:27 2:3l,
1921.
Second race. trotting, for premium Of
$3.50 for 2:2O class. 81, 600 to lst, 5000
f. md. $500 to 3rd, mile heats best three
in five, in harness. j. :. Wadc's Red
Cluud |. |. ]: 4. Goldsmith, Glostcr :,
4. ,: Frank Nanncs 81. jaime, >, >. T. X.
W. Martins Ncttic I, >, > Time, 2:2O,
2:224, 2:2l4.
The third race was running rae" Tor
u purse of 900; $3.50 to first horse. $50
To- second. 800 to third; all ages, two
mile heat: f.. Harrisons Falmouth, five
years old. |. |; James X. Summer,
Rocket, seven years old, :. :; Fred
Llovds Capt Hitch, five years old, ,. ,;
:. Vi. REYNOLDS Venus five wears old
drawn. Time. 3:47; none taken.
Fourth race, mile and thr"c-quartcr'.
singL dash, was Won by Cleaner, beat
inc Emma ". Sweet Bay and Venus in
th,. order mentioned. Tomorrow Gold
smith Maid and Fullerton tr"t against
time. Best time ever made on the track
i, 2:l5!.
Kentucky Races.
LoUIsyILLE, July 2+.-The first race
WA, for four wear olds. W. &. Cook :
bay colt Tom Stamps distanced IN" field.
Time. $40
The second race was for horses VIII"
nevNrhoat 24j. W. II. Robinson G.. h.
m. Rolling Fork. |. >. >, >; W. II. Dud-
lev. b. h. Richmond ,. !, |, l. Time,
80. 2:i9. 2:4j and 2:G4!.
The third race was free to all I.
Drnl, b. =. IN. sophie Temple, , |, ! J.
, p. Chinn., b. r. IN. Early !, !, di>tadc"d;
Thompson Z. r.g. Patch. ;. ;, distanJ"d,
Time not Given
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BANK OF WHEELING,
MnEEI No " "a


DECEIVES DEPOSITS AND DIS
II counts Paper.
Deal. In Gold, silver, t"in-draiS nud
sterling Exchange.
sells drafts on England. ireland, France,
Germany aud other prominent parts "i
Europe.
BUYS und sells Government, STATE, city,
and Railroad Bonds.
Interest paid ou Special Deposits.
special attention given tn collections.
u. &. LIST, PrciHi,Jf,
g. LAMB, fhshirI.
JOS. SENBOIb, .i'SD,idH tHhicr.
t.ulI
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BAN KS.

u C. LIST JOSEPH ~ENHpIp,
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-25
PROBABILITIES

For the New England States partly
cloudy and warm weather will prevail.
with east or. south winds and falling
barometer. For the Middle States. Lakr
Region and Ohio Valley partly cloudy
and continued warm weather. with local
rains. southeast tn southwest winds and
stationary or falling barometer. For tie
South Atlantic and Gulf States and Ten
ne>Sce generally clear or fair weather
with high temperature. except Oh the
South Atlantic coast. southeast 10 south
west winds and no decided change III
temperature. Eor the Northwest con-
tinurd high temperature, with local
storms, ra>terly winds. vc"ring to south
erlv and westerly. and continued low
barometer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-25
Hand Ball.

PuILADELrHA July 2j.-Thc de-
Gliding games Of Hand Ball, of the series
between James Fcron. and Alderman,
jaime, o Bricn, of Chicago and James
Dunn, Of Brooklyn, wrr" played yesterday
in Philadelphia, and resulted in favor 81