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AUGUST FLowRR.-The most misera-
BILE beings in the world are those suffering
from Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.
More than seyenty.6ve per cent Of the
people In tho United States are afflicted
with these two diseases and their effect;
such as sour stomach, sick headache, he.
bitual costiyeness, impure blood, heart
burn, waterbrash, gnawing and burning
pains at the pit Of the stomach, yellow
skin, coated tongue and disagreeable
taste In the mouth, coming up Of the food
after eating, low spirits, &c. Go TO the
Drug Stores Of Wheeling, Bridgeport and
Martins Ferry and get a 70 cent bottle,
or sample bottle free Of charge. Try It.
G. G. GREEN, Sole Manufacturer,
eod&w Woodbury., N. ].
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Cleveland b Pittsburg Railroad
CONDEMNED TINE CARD.

MSEL4AA
ON AND AFTER MAY 31st 1874,
~ Trains win run Daily, Except sundAyJ a.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, June 3O.-Cotton-Dull
weak and irregular; middling uplandE
l7tc; Flour-Steady and unchanged
Rye Flour and Corn Meal-Unchanged
Wheat-shade tirmer and fair den and
winter red western 81 8sa1 40. Rye
Quiet, 81 07a1 10. Barley - Nominal.
Corn-Heavy and lower; western mixed
76A79c; western yellow 7sa79c; white
western S5a87c. 0ats-Heayy and lower;
mixed western 6Sa62c; white western Goa
65c. Hay-Heayy, 81 05s1 10. Coffee
Firm and advancing; Rio 19aa224c. Sugar
Firm and irregular; fair to good REIN
ing 7ssS 1.18c. WhIsky-Stesdy at 00c,
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NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GooDs.-
O. Hess, northwest corner Of Main and
Quincy streets, has Just received full lines
ofCloths, Cassimeres, vestings, &C., Of the
latest styles and best makes, and adapted
To the season and this market Large
stock Of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
always in store. All the clothing manu-
featured at this establishment warranted
10 give satisfaction. Prices as reasonable
as any first-class house in the city. Call
and examine goods and compare prices.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, STRINGS, &C.
In addition to his large and complete
stock, Mr.. VIM. q. sheib, music dealer,
lila Main street, recently purchased the
entire stock Of Mrs. Jas. Cartwright, and
has added extensively to his line OIL goods
With such large facilities he can sell low
or than any music house elsewhere, and
all who want musical goods Of any kind
will find sheib's the best and cheapest
place,
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EARLY CLos1No.-The following agree.

EARLY CLosNu.-The following agree.
nient has been circulated and signed by
quite large number Of our merchants:
We, the undersigned merchant tAilors,
agree to close our places Of business at .
o'clock every evening, Saturdays except-
ed, from Monday, July 9th, 1874, until
September 1st, 1874:
John L. Rice, ]. II. Stallman s. Co.,
Thos. Hughes & Co., +. W. Budke, ]. T.
Lakin, Smith, Dean s Wells, II. Lingen,
Q. W. Seabright, F. W. Delbrugge, O.
Schambra, Beuter Bros, II. ZInkann, D.
SChambra s. Sons, N. Steger, Q. Hess s
Son.
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philadelphia Market.

pmADR1PHIA, June SO.-Flour-Very
dull; super IS 60a4 rs; Ohio and Indiana
extra family 80 75A7 90. Wheat-Ouiet
and weak; red 81 40; amber 81 50. Rye
III w. Corn-Declining; yellow $50;
western mixed slaS2c. Oats-Adyanc.
Ing; white 66a67c; mixed 62a83c. Butter
and Eggs-Unchanged. Cheese-Weak;
prime western reserve 13a13i; halt skins
sa12c. Petroleum-Easier; refined 1881
12tc; crude StaSic. Whisky-9Stc,
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The 0BJRcr.-Mr. W. q. oxtoby,
Secretary OF the Sabbath School State
Association, Is almost daily in receipt Of
reports, names Of officers and other valu.
able statistics from schools in different
portions Of the State, which are mailed
In obedience to q request published in
these columns some weeks ago. As some
Of the correspondents are anxious to know
the object Of gathering this information
We may say that 1t Is hoped by the
friends Of the cause in West Virginia that
. State Sabbath School Convention will
be had this fall.
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APrRorRIATE.-The most appropriate
present now from a young gent Of the
period TO bis sweetheart Is o thermome-
trical charm for her chains. She can by
referring 10 1t estimate to nice degree
how he suffers at the office all day, and
tell pretty nearly every time he takes a
drink Of ice water and about how much
relaxed" be will BIO carried to his bed
when the billiard saloons close at mid
night.
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New York DRY Goods Market,

NEW York, June SO.-Business mod.
crate with commission houses, but lob.
bling business quiet. The market for col.
ton goods 10 fairly active, and firm ior
nearly all staple makes. Atlantic brown
aheedngs were advanced ic by agents.
lohnadalei Blackmore and Hope shiftipVs
closed out at o slight concession, but
agents asking rates are unchanged,
Heavy casaimeres, worsted coatipps,
beavers and repellants more active.
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BALTIMORE, June SO.-Flour-In fair
demand and steady; Howard Eastern and
Western superfne "a 25a5 90; extra IS 25
% 90; family 80 25A9 90. Wheat-Quiet
and unchanged. Corn-Western mixed
weaker; new zoe; old Sic. Oats-Firm;
western mixed 6Sa60G white 62a63c.
Rye-Dull Of 90a95c. ProVisions-Dull
and unchanged. Butter-Scarce, firm
and unchanged. Coffee-Quiet and
strong; fair to prime Rio 20ia22tc. Whis-
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Cincinnati Market.

CNcnNATI, June 80.-Cotton-Dull
Of 18tc. Flour-Dull and q shade lower
OF 20 75a6 90. Wheat-Dull and nomi-
nal at 81 20. Corn-Dull; mixed 6Ss65c.
OAts-Dull at 47a55c. Rye-Dull and
nominal at S5c. STRAIGHTFORWARD. Oils
Unchanged. Cheese-Firm. Pork
Firm and In demand at SIS 90. Lard
Quiet and firm; summer 10sa10sc; kettle
lie. Bulk Meats-Quiet; shoulders Ola
6lc, the latter asked at the close; clear
nib 9tc bid; held at 9Ec, Bacon-Steady;
shoulders tic; clear rib 9fa1Oc; clear
10tc. Whhky-stesdy at 04c,
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IAnRoAD BoNDs-Actiye,

hAILhOAD b0NDs-AcuYe,
STocKs-With the single exception Of
Erie were weak at the commencement Of
business, with O strong disposition to sell.
The decline ranged from t to II per cent,
with Western Union, Lake Shore and
Wabash as the features. About midday
there was q slight recovery, followed by
further decline. During the last hour
Of business the market was firm and
prices recovered per cent in the entire
list, leaving of active and strong. The
advance was most marked in Western
Union, Northwestern, Lake Shore, Wa.
bash, Rock Island, Ohio and Union Pa
cihc. Among the sales to-day were 90
o0Oshares Of Western Union, 0 800 Pacific
Nail, $4,000 Erie, 1900 Lake Shore, g..
900 Union Pacific, 5000 Northwestern,
1000 Rock Island, $4,000 St. Paul, $4,000
Wabash.
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BASE BALL AT CLAYsvn1E.-A match
game Of base ball was played at Clsys-
Vile, Pa, on Saturday last, between the
"Crusades," Of Clsysville, and tho "No
Names" of West Alexander. The game
occupied 2 hours and 40 minutes, and re-
suited in favor Of the Crusaders" by a
score of 81 to "A. G. White acted as I'm.
pire, and ]. D. Morris, Of the Crusaders u
and Jas. Kelly, Of the mo Names" as
scorers.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
Now York Money and stock lIarkot.

ANsS 49,. AASASt eAA BsSSA AA0AAoW
NEW YoRK, June 80.-MoNBY-SA4 per
cent prime mercantile paper 6lGei per
cent.
s4ERInd E1cHASeE-Flrm, with bust.
meas M SASS Tor sixty days and $4O0i
for sight.
GoIp-opened ct I'LL, advanced to
I'LL and closed OF iii, the lowest point
Of the day. Borrowing rates 1aS per
cent 10 fat, and finally 1,64. The Assist.
ant Treasurer disbursed $4,000. Clear.
ing1 $2s0O0,000. Exports $4,000,
Customs receipts S344000. Exports Of
produce for the week S7,19l, GA, an in
crease over last week Of SOL 900.
GoYRRNltRNTs-SteAdy.
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PERsoNAL-'squire Mccormick, who
has been suffering from an attack d
cholera morbus, was improving some
what yesterday. Hc is not yet able ia
attend to his customary duties.
Rev. A. ]. LYDIA, Of Wesley Chapel,
Eighth Ward, Is rusticating with his fam
lily near Petersburg.
Prot. F. 3. Crago, of Moundsville, wa,
at the stsmm House yesterday.
Hon. T. G. Bighsm, Of Pittsburgh, Il
registered at the Grant House.
Col. A. Woodtord, OF Weston, with two
daughters, Is at the Mcclure House.
Gen. B. F. Kelly and his daughter, Mrs
Gen. Sullivan, were registered at the Nc.
Lure House yesterday. Mrs. Sullivan ar.
rived in New York by steamer from San
Francisco few days since, and Is on her
way West to visit her husbands relatives
In Indiana.
A dispatch received from Bishop Whe.
Ian, yesterday, reports continued conva.
lescence.
Prof. A. 8. Rowe, OF the Female Col
lege, and Mrs. O. P. Whitney, of Bridge
port, are in Cleveland, Ohio, visiting rela.
tives Of Mrs. W.
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THE oHILpRRN,s HOME.
The Fourth Anniversary...Public
Exercises Last Evening.

There Is no rumbling Of wheels and
creaking Of joints in raising an oak, from
where the acorn dropped q century ago.
So all the best growths are quiet, often
1nobseryed until some day they take one
BY surprise. It has been 50 with the
ohildren's Home in this city. It Is easy
enough to verify what we claim for this
institution. Her doors are wide open TO
citizen and stranger. The annual exer.
ciSes have hitherto proved sufficiently at.
tractiVe to need only announcement, and
90 It was that the Fourth Anniversary Of
the Home last evening drew an immense
crowd Of people TO the Opera House. The
programme Of the evening we append:
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HAvERIY's M1NsTREIs-The return Of
these isvorites will crowd the Opera
House on Saturday afternoon and even
ing. No company has ever made a bet
ter impression upon our citizens than did
the Haverly artists last week, and we
look for hearty welcome. AS this en-
tertainment will close the amusement
season until Fall, we should enjoy our
selves while we can.
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PERJuRY.-D. Getz was yesterday ex.
smined by Squire Hammer upon a charge
Of perjury, false swearing and bribery,
preferred BY John Dumas. Getz was
held In $500 for his appearance before the
County Court to answer, subject, how
ever, 10 the decision Of tho Prosecuting
Attorney.
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Toledo Market.

ToLHDo. June SO.-Flour-Dull and
unchanged. WheSt-Dull and lower; No.
/ white Michigan 81 40; amber Michigan
caAh and July 81 al; August 81 10.
0orn-Dull; high mixed csc; July Csc;
August csc; September 66c; low mixed
@fc; August Csc. oats-Dull; No. 2,
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ADMIRERS Of the beautiful should see the
Crayon Portraits at Robinson's Gallery.
Mr.. R. has enlarged his rooms and made
special arrangements for this kind Of
work. All who want portraits will do
well TO give him q call.
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EATING PARIS GREEN.-on Monday q
little son Of Mr.. Jonathan Conoway, who
lives in Bridgeport, was poisoned by eat.
ing paris green intended for potato bugs.
He recovered:
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Allegheny nntila NInrkat

EAST LmRRTY, June S0.-oArrLR-
Arrivals l4s cars; best 90 25a8 80; me-
aium " 75aS6 90; common IS 00a5 GET;
. asoqs-Arriyals % cars; best SO S5a
: ss61zEr-AriVals 80 cars; best IS OOa
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GOODS RETAILRD AT WHOLESALE
PRICES FOR CAsn.-Hereafter VIC will sell
all goods by the yard or piece at the
closest wholesale rates. All sales cash
sharp. STONE 6 THOMAS.
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SUPREME CouRT.-An appeal was al
lowed in the case Of John Hickman
against Anderson Painter and others, from
the Circuit Court Of Fayette county.
The case Of Feanster ct. al. against
Withrow, trustee, etc, from Greenbrief
county, was partly argued. Matthews and
Davis for appellant, and Price and Cor.
don for appellees. The argument will be
concluded to-day.
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TEE Market street bridge, having been
freshly painted, presents very handsome
appearance. The framework Is red, and
the railing green.
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AT SEVEN oENTs.-We have 10000
yards OF Madder Prints yet at z cents.
We only sell the choicest late styles, all
new goods, at 8 cents. None higher.
STONE 6 THoMAs
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How to avoid sunstroke-keep in the
shade, and never quarrel with your moth.
er. in.laW,
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LOWER STILL Black Silks and Al
pacasp bought at great slaughter, will be
sold at wonderfully low prices.
STONE j. THOMAS.
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1000 pieces OF best Cocheco Prints for
. cents per yard, just opened by
J,W, FRRRRL.
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POLICE CoURT.-There were no cases
before the police court yesterday morning.
"Whitewashes" are getting to DO Of fire..
quent occurrence.
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Now Is YouR TIME.--Another great
arrival Of Dry Goods and Carpets cheaper
than ever at J.W, FERRRL's,
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Tn best elnghams for 8, 10 and 19l
cents. HRNRY RoEMRR.

A1AReE new arrival Of Ladies' and
Childtens madeup White Goods Of oil
descriptions, great bargains, Just opened
by ]. W. FKRRRI.
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HosIERY-1O0 dozen Ladies' Hose Just
received. The best bargains ever seen
anywhere. STONE s. THOMAS.
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CHEAP.-50 pieces 4 4 Percales, all late
styles, worth Is cents, at 10 cents at
STONE q TuoMAs.
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A LARGE assortment OF Tapestry, Has
sock and ottomans, at greatly reduced
prices, just opened by J.W. FRRREL.
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Persons leaving tho city for the Summer, or
any portion OF It, may have THE INTEL1IGENcrH
sent TO their address for such time as they de-
sire, at the rate OF Is ets. per week. Orders
should be sent in at once.
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TIE La Belle glass wOFks-at Bridge
port expect to resume operations next
Monday,
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For Waists, Aprons, and all kinds Of
made'up garments, go TO Emanuel En-
sheimers.
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NoToE.-The greatest bargains yet in
Grenadines, japanese, Silks in all colors,
and Dress Goods Of all grades and descrip.
tions, direct from New York Auction and
at half their value. Call and price them;
they will astonish you. ]. W. FRRRR1:
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WEDNESDAY, JULY l, 1874.
Nnu Adrnrfinemen,r.

New Advertisements.
July Settlements.
Hennegen, Bates s. Co.
Notice.
Potato Bugs.
The New City Grocery.
Rooms to Let.
Wanted-SituatiOn.
Copartnership Notice.
Social Hop.
Spectacles-Louis Dechert.
Ladies' Watches-0xtoby u Duffleld
Taken Up.
Fourth OF July.
Masonic Text Books.
Sugar Cured Hams.
Sugar Cured Beef and Shoulders.
Smoked Tongues.
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For Calico Suits and Wrappers, go TO
Emanuel Emsheimer's.
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IF you want cheap carpet go to
]. W. FERRR1's n0v.
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DRESS GOODS sold at one.hslH their
value, TO close out the Spring and Sum.
met stock. Call at HENRY RoR,rER's.
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For White Suits, go to Emanuel EN-.
sheimer's.
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Pittsburgh Petroleum NIn,k.,.

PTsBuRan, June 80.-Peroleum-
Crude very quies quoted at the wells at
s6AS1c; crude dull; July 1910,
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For Children's Dresses, go TO Emanuel
Emsheimers.
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1OOpleces OF Calico just received for Z
and Sc. HENRY RoEMRR.
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DoS'T fail to call soon If you want two
yards wide Iron Grenadines, for So cents
per yard, at ]. W. FRRRRI's,
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GERTRUDE LAHD, n
The following is the
sRCRRTARY's REPORT.


The following is the
sRCRRTARY's REPORT,
After the lapse Of another wear we
again appear before you TO communicate
the changes and present condition of this
institution for destitute children, support.
ed by your generosity.
At our last anniversary the number OF
inmates was 20-boys II, girls 10. TWEEN.
ty.three have been admitted during the
past year-19 boys and II girls. Good
homes have been obtained Tor 8, one OF
whom has not been sent. Ten have been
returned TO their parents, leaving The
number OF inmates 81. It Is a matter Of
great regret that, owing to the limited re.
sources, the Managers have been com
PEELED to reject many deserving sppll-
cants.
The present sanitary condition is good,
but during the year many Of the children
have been afflicted with the diseases Incl.
dent to childhood, none Of which, how.
ever, resulted fatally. Much praise is due
the matron, teacher and other employees,
for their efficient management in their
different capacities, and for their careful
and skillful nursing of the children dur.
ing their illness. Also the gratitude
OF the friends Of the Home Is due Dr., ],
g. Hupp for attentive and successful pro-
fessional services gratuitously rendered.
Mrs. L. A. Hagans, who faithfully filled
the position Of President Of the Board Of
Managers since the organization OF the In.
stitution, resigned last April in couse-
quence Of removal from the CITY. The
position is now ably filled by Mrs. VIM.
F. Butler.
The management desire to return their
heartfelt thanks 10 the public for their
past liberality, and earnestly request an
increased continuance, and your reward
will be the welcome plaudit: "Iuasmuch
as you have done 1t unto one Of the least
Of these, ye have done 1t unto me-"
To James Hamilton, ESQ, for the
gratuitous use Of his Opera House; to
Messrs. Adams & Lucas for the use of
their excellent instrument, the Directors
and Managers desire to return their ain
cere thanks. Mrs. ]. ]. JONES,
Secretary.
The address oil Mr.. Bigham was very
interesting, and gave evidence of careful
preparation. The gentleman was former.
y editor OF the Pittsburgh Commercial,
but is now prominently connected with
the Pennsylvania Reform schools. At
tho conclusion OF his remarks the bene.
dlction was pronounced and the audience
diaunisond
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Font two yards wide Iron Grensdlne, at
80 cents, go TO ]. W. FRRRRI's.
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Before reading the Treasurer's report,
Ben. Davenport, Esq, stated that owing
to the absence Of the Chairman Of the
Board of Directors, their report would
not be read. The Directors report, how.
ever, would show that an old debt Of $500
had been liquldated by a handsome dona.
ton Of that amount from the Unitarian
Society Of Boston, Massachusetts, which
hadbeen obtained.through the instrument.
allty of Messra Thos. Hornbrook, ]. L.
Hobbs, and others. There still remains,
besides deficiency oisbout $500.
TREAsURER's REPORT.
Report Of the Treasurer Of the Child
ren's Home, from May, 1878, to June,
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow
ing shows the range of the temperature
as observed al sllvey's Drug Store, cor.
ner opposite the Post Office:
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NELL 8 ELLINGHAM,
Grocers,
1905 MAIN STREET.

Have now In store and for sale:
10 B6lS Flour, embracing White Rose. Rdol.
S %eiss; Keystone, Howard and other standard
3So HALF Bbls Lake Herring.
lg0 White Fish.
S00 No. 8 MAckerel.
3Q No. . MAckerel,
h. agO Ps sSs AAskeFe Nos and In quarter
g Tterees choice Carolina Ricc.
l50 B6ls choice N. o. MolaSscs.
20 Ahds choice N. o. Sugar.
o9 Bhls eyrups.
2O0 Bbls Standards A, B, Extra @, aranulatcd.
F92wS6aesed, Crushed, Franklin and DO Sugars.
Ivy Bags prime 70 choice Coffee,
hAil Chests primo 10 choice q, P. Teas.
e9 SAddies prime 70 choice g, P, Teas.
~ hAlt chests prime 10 choice Black Teas
Our Tobacco embraces HAlbrook'G. j r. MIN.
ners, PAGES and other good reliable brands
among tho best In the country. Our Etock Il
inll and complete, and viii be- offered Ia The
uade ut tho lowest market price, We invItS
close buyers TO call and examine our stneF ~
fore purchasing elsewhere. s'"NA w.
nArao NELL 3 RLLnraHAM
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BAROMETER.
AT o'clock last evening the barometer
wss stationary, indicating fair weather.
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Warmest day this year, Monday, June
S9th, when the highest point reached was
% degrees.
Warmest day in 1873, Thursday, July
17t5, when the highest point reached was
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