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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-13
Notice to Contractors

CLERKS OFFICE BOARD OF CuNYI~,. .N.
WHEELING, W. VA, July =. I,-.
Sealed Proposals will be rccciN a,,...
Office until Wednesday, July -l,'. .,-. o..
close at > o'clock =. NJ, for the Mason.
Rip-Rap, Excavation and Supvr>rr..r. ..
for a Bridge to be built over Wa..
creek, at the town OF Fulton. n ....
county.
The Excavation will be- bid Tor I,.,..
cubic yard, and will br divided utur..
classes: LIST, above low water mur.. ....
%, below low water mark.
The Masonry will be- bid for ly the u....
OF - cubic feet. 1t Will also consist ,f...
classes, VIZ: First class rock ranged 1...
and first class rubblr masonry. the t.,' D..
be laid in Cemt MT, the second .U best .r.
mortar.
The SupcrStructurc will Doc ui Wf.u-.
iron, with the exception OF ilUuruua ...
with wrought iron floor beams. fu Boo. ..
two spans OF 10 feet. each Iu the r.,af
feet wide in the clear, SI., ,HaG 100 ulU|..
10 dead weight ltU lbs. ptr>4UyI, foot. u...
factor OF safety oij.
APPROXIMATE QUANTITIES.
Excavation above water, cubic yards .
Excavation below water. cubic yards .
Masonry, lSt class ranged WI..
Masonry, lNt class rubblr Wua.
Frrciic>....................
Rip-liup, cubic NHIiN............... .........
SUpcrStructu:c, $40 feet 'ud iu 'uu.
10 .'
Plans and Specifications 'p Dec seen go o..
office. The BOad reserve, the night 100 o..
icct any or all bids.
By order of the Board of Commissioners
Jyg CIAS. II. DEIIEEN, Clerk.
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NArIrK, Mass, Jannnrv |, IIL

MIR. II. X. STEyENS: Dear Sir-Wc have
good reason Tor regarding your Ncgrtinra
medicine Of the greatest value. W" feel
assured that IL has been the means of say
ing our sons lite. He Is now seventeen
wears OF age; for the last two years he has
suffered from necrosis of ms leg, caused 10y
scrofulouS affection, and was So far rcduc-
ed that nearly all who saw him thought
his recovery Impossible. A council of able
physicians could give Us out the taintcSt
hope of his ever raliying, two of the mum
Der declaring that lie was beyond the reach
of human remedies, that even ampuiatiOn
could not save him, as he had not yigOr
enough To endure the operation. just then
we commenced giving him Negctiuc, and
from that time 10 the present he has been
continuously improving. He has lately
resumed studies, throwing away crutchrS
and cane, and walks about Cheeriully and
strong.
Though there is still some discharge from
the opening where IN" limb was lIuCrd,
We have the fullest confidence that in a
little time he Will be- perfectly cured.
lie has taken about three dozen bottles
Of Ncgctinc, hut lately uses but little, rs
he declares that lac is too well 10 be- taking
medicine. Respectfully yours,
T.. :. BEST,
MRS. J.. {. +. BEST.
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BEFORE Squire SCHULTZ.-Ie Sterday
morning the case OF Charles Beck,
charged with assaulting Henry Springer,
came up for hearing before Squire
Schultz, but the defendant waived an ex-
animation, and was held in the sum of
$1OOto Leep the peace for one year.
On complaint of Mrs. RaLner, Henry
Boenig was Jsforc the same Justice,
charged with breach of the peace. The
Justice fined Bocnig one dollar and
costs, and required him to give bond in
the sum of 800 to be OF good behavior
for six months.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-13

THE ORANGEMEN'S PARADE.-1 ester
dav was the 1Sjth anniversary of the
battle of the Boyue Il day held dear by
All Oraugrmen, and one which has been
the source of much national
trouble. For the first time
in the history Of Wheeling, the event
was celebrated by public demonstration
in this city yesterday Of course, the
occasion created more or less excitement,
and there was considerable talk in regard
to what would be done if the parade
took place. We are happy to say that
there was no disturbance of any
kind, aud the procession OF Orangemen
puraded the streets without mo!estatioh
or hinderance.
The members OF No Surrender and
Madison lodges, assembled at Note,
Hall at o'clock p. NJ, yesterday, Tor the
purpose of participating in the parade
The managers of the affair had
made arrangements with one OF. the
brass bands of this city to fur
nish the music, but from some cause
most probably because they could not
furnish the music that was wanted, their
services were dispensed with. Then the
Bellairc band was engaged, hut
that, too, failed to put in
an appearance and after waiting
until near three o'clock the procession
moved oil, to martial music-thc fife
and drum. A large number of people
had assembled in front of the hall in the
Eighth ward, and apparently there seem
ed to be a great deal of excitement, b Il
we must say it was confined principly to
women and children.
At about 3 o'clock the procession start
ed on their march, the number in ranks
being exactly seyenty-ive by our count,
being under command of Mcssrs. John
Keenan,, Stephen Dcvihncy and james
Marshall, rs Marshals. We might here
add that the colors ordered from Mon
treal, Canada, failed to reach here, not.
outstanding they had been ordered the
first part of this month.
The procession moved from their head
quarters about three o'clock, with
an escort Of policemen, consisting
of officers Birch, Webb, Rex, Baum
and Martin, in attendance. The column
proceeded up Chaplinc street to Market,
and up Market to Tenth street, thence
down Main to the Belmont Mill, up
Twenty-ffth to Chaplnc, and thence to
headquarters; when they disbanded.
During the entire line Of march the
streets were crowded with people and We
don't believe public demonstration and
especially one which composed SO few il
number, ever created such excitement
in Wheeling. The impression had
gained credence that there
would be n difficulty at some points,
which probably augmented the crowd
which followed the procession. Fortu-
natcly for the good sense ofall concerned,
nothing of that kind occurred. The only
battle during the entire day was between
two women, which is reported
elsewhere. On the line of
march the Orangemen were presented
with floral tributes by the lady friends
and admirers, and especially such was
the case ut the Grant House corner. Not
outstanding the predictions Of many,
the affair passed oil quietly, which is a
credit to all parties interested, be they
Catholics or ProtestantS.
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OF 4 wHEELINGITE
John McCIuskey Essays the Role OF
Theatrical ManRger-A Bricfsenson
nj the New Castle Opera House-His
Unexplained AbseI ce.

We clip the following account of the
doipcs of a we'll known Wheeling young
man from the Pittsburgh Dispatch Of
Yesterday. Most of our people will re-
member John as the Market street Green
Grocer and Oyste. dealer.
Sometime ago all individual calling
himself J. G. Mack, and haIling from
this city, leased the Opera House ut New
Castle and informed the residents of that
euterprising town that he intended run
ming it as regular place of amusement,
with resident stock company and on
the star and combination system. The
people there seem 10 have hailed this US
n proof of their increasing Importance Us
town, and felicitated themselves upon
the fact. The result of the whole bust
ness is well told by Il local paper which
saws: "The citizens of New Castle were
shocked Tuesday morning by the in
telljpence that j. {. Mack, the lessee
of the Opera House, had abscOnd-
ed taking with MIN about $500 ticket
money. and leaving printing, hotel, bill
amount of about 5000 unpaid. He OBJ
tanned an entrance to the Opera House
about three o'clock Tuesday morning
through the market house, and had his,
or rather his wiic's trunks taken to the
depot. where he remained concealed
most of the time till the accommodation
came along. He informed the bill poster
who saw him, that he was going to
Youngstown to engage new stars, and
told HIM to put up new bill boards, us he
had some large colored posters ordered,
&c.
His wife ate breakfast mt the Central
Hotel and then joined him at the depot,
when the two lett for parts unknown.
His history, rs near US We can learn, Is
about rs follows: His real name is John
McClusky. and he mad been in the gro
Gerry business in Wheeling, West Viz
GINA, for some time up to within year
or two ago Last fall he run variety
theatre at Cumberland, Md, for few
months and then started II troupe on the
road and "bustcd up at Piedmont, VA,
leaving nil his performers stuck.
This spring he went to Pittsburgh
and got in with this so-callcd wife
of his, who, we understand, is II flour
merchants daughter, and she being flush
with money and stage struck, gave him
the whcrewthal to come down and lease
the Opera House. He was seen more
than once with thousand dollars in his
possession. After arriving at New Cas-
tie heengaged artists from all over the
country, bargaining with some for the
entire season. They played Saturday
and Monday nights TO good houses, and
Tuesday morning Mr.. Mack was gone.
The performers claimed that they had
not enough money to take them out Of
town, and advertised II performance
Tuesday night, appealing to the sympa-
thies of the people for their patronage in
order to raise money enough to take them
to their respective homes. Unfortunate
~ for them it was not Il good day for
sympathy, and they played that night to
II slim audience, realizing but little over
dollar each out of the performance.
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Police CoUET-JWdQe Cro1msr.-On
ly three cases appeared on the docket
of the Police CoIrt yesterday morning
which was rather slim for Monday.
Henry Boeing, charged with assault
ing George Blatncr, was fined one dollar
and costs which he paid.
Michael Raegler and j. Slender, were
charged with disorderly conduct. They
were each fined five dollars and costs
each Of which they paid.
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RIVER NEWS.

The river was falling last night with
feet niche, in the channel.
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati at
10 o'clock yesterday morning.
The Science departed for Parkersburg
ut the usual hour.
The towboats Rover and and Simpson
Horncr, with empty barges passed up
Yesterday.
The c. ". Hornbrook Is aground at
Captina bar, and the Iron Valley, which
went to assist the Hornbrook, is in the
same fix.
The Mallie Ragon Is the Parkersburg
boat this morning at II o'clock.
The Salt Valley from Pittsburgh for
Ironton, is due this morning.
The Andes will leave for Cincinnati
this afternoon ut ; o'clock.
The quarrel between John Sullivan,
pilot Of the tuwboat Barnard, and Michael
Kelly. pilot of the Nail City, which oc-
Cured in Cincinnati on Thursday night,
resulted in the severe stabbiug OF the for
mer. They met at the corner rf Syca-
more street and the public landing, when
Sullivan renewed the dispute they had
when the Barnard passed the Nail City,
and called Kelly nard names. Kelly
was not disposed to have a disturbance
and started 10 90 away. He went rs far
rs the Sycamore street corner, when Sui
liyan ran after him and caught him by
the back OF the neck. Kelly drew II
pocket knife. and in the Scullle stabbed
his antagonist several times. Sullivan,
on examination, was found to have re-
cciyrd deep cut in the right chest,
which. it was thought, had reached the
lung. one in the left side, under the heart,
another, about four inches long, further
down. under the ribs, and another in the
right thigh. Kelly was arrested. Sui
liyans condition yesterday was critical.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, July 12.-Rivcr three
feet and falling, Weather clear and
and warm.
NASHVILLE, July l2-Rivcr rai>lnS
rari .ly with T. feet . inches on the shoals
raining almost constantly for 30 hours.
EVANSVILLE, July l2.-The rain
ceased during the night Weather hot
to-day: mercury II to 30 degrees. River
risen 30 inches, with Is feet inches on
the gauge. Up-Idlewild, G. NJ. Nor
ton, Morning Star, Mountain Oak and
tow. Bowling Green. Down-Minneola,
Red Cloud. Business exceedingly light,
The side streams are swollen.
MEMPHIS, July l2.-Rivcr rose in
chcs. Weather warm and rainy. Arriv-
cd-Turner, Cincinnati Departed
Future City, Belle of Memphis, st. Louis;
City of Helena, Nicksburg.
louisville, July 12.-River still ris-
inc with S feet inches IN the canal, and
6 feet inches in Indian chute. After a
hours of hard and steady rain the sun
came out brightly this afternoon. Ar
rivcd-Fannie Tatum, st. Louis; Kama
wha, Pomcroy. Departed-Tatum,
Pittsburgh Fuwn, Cincinnati; Kama
wha, Nashville.
CINCINNATI, july l2.-Riycr IT lcet
10 inches and falling. Weather partly
cloudy and warm. Arrived Hudson,
Wheeling.
CAIRO, July l2-Arriycd-St. Gen
evicvc, Vicks6urg; J. d. Parker Mem
phis. Departcd-St. Genevive st. LOUIS
Eddvvillc, Nashville; Parker, C'hc'i ma
ii River "a fcct2 inches and rising
Weather cloudy; mercury -.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-13

Pianos AND ORGANS CHEAP.-The
remaining Pianos and Organs from the
assignee's sale of the stock OF a. r. Cad
dis, have been placed IN our hands for
sale, and will be disposed of at the first
opportunity for exceedingly low paIces.
Can and secure a bargain at
ADAMS j Lucas,
1927 Market street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-13

THERE has been sand enough eScavat-
ed from the lot on which the Capitol
building is to be erected To build four
such buildings. When it is considered
that sand is worth "goid dollars, one can
understand what a good thing the con
trSctor has in this department
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To Contractors and Builders

DLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS IuE
| the rebuilding OF the church OF 3.
immaculate Conception, Eighth w.u.
can be- seen 10y contractors AMI hulld"l>.
the Office Of G.. &. kcmh!r. architect, ..
and after July 9TH.
Sealed Proposals for rebuilding The >G..
Church, will boz received at the ufiic. "
William llaudiau, Up ip o'clock D.. 49,.
July 10Th, 1870.
The Committee viii require bond amt
security i'm such sum as tHty may here
after name, for the performance ut TIN
work In accordance, with The provisions 10.
the contract. Tr>crN INK the ii-ut q" rrJ"''
any or an bids. By order of ia"
fygl COMMITTEE.
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BADLY ,BURNED.-A f'w days since
the wife Of Capt. Robert Conan, of the
Eighth ward, had one of her feat badly
burned by vessel of boiling grease fall
ing upon it. The accident viii confne
the lady to her house for some time.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-13

AcCDENTs.-Sunday evening small
son of Barnard Fisher, shoemaker,
living at No 1916, Jncob street, Eighth
ward fe from swing and sustained
severe injuries about his head and var
ious bruises elsewhere.
A man name Jacob Specrs lad his
wrist hurt severely yesterday morning
while at work in North Wheeling, by u
lot Of bricks falling on it.
A little daughter of James Lancaster
residing ut No. &, Twcnty-sixth street, fell
while running on the Baltimore and Ohio
railraad track near the Belmont nail
factory Sunday evening and broke her
left les.
a boy named McCurry, while at
tempting to board the Andes as that boat
was nearing the landing, yesterday
morning, got his foot caught between
the gang plank and the cobblc stones,
MASKING it very badly.
Yesterday morning Marshall Calhoun
was badly cut in the face by saber in
the hands of friend named John Jun
kins, at the residence of the former in the
Slh ward, No 1910 Jacob street. The
parties We're fencing, and the wound was
iafIcted accidentally.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-13

BEFORE Squire KAMMEE.-l estcrday
morning Andrew Slender and Michael
Raegler were before the above justice,
charged with disturbing the peace. They
were each required 90 furnish bonds in
the sum OF $50 for their good behavior
for six months.
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The Best Evidence.

The following letter from Rev. f.. :. Best,
pastor VI. T.. church. NatiCk, Mass, viii bee
read with interest 10y many physicians.
Also those suffering rom the same disease
us afflicted the son of the Rev. T.. =. Best.
No person can doubt this testimony, and
there j. 10 doubt about the curative pow
rIS OF \nIrlInr.
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The following unsolicited testimonial
from Rev. o. r. Walker, u. d., formerly
pastor of Bowdoin square Church, and at
present settled in Providence, Il. l., must
be esteemed as reliable evidence.
No one should tail 10 observe that this
testimonial is the result of two years cN-
pcricncc with the use of NrgrtiHc in the
Rev. Mr.. Walkers family. who now pro-
nnnmrDS Il inNuImn hLt. nEHE1
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-13

WE were informed by Mr.. Peter Bos-
lev, that his house was not burglarizcd on
Saturday night, as We reported yesterday
Some meat was stolen from refrigerator
on the porch, in the back part of the
house, and that WAS all that WAS taken.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-13

BATTLE OF THE BoYNE RENEWED
Yesterday afternoon while the Orange
procession was passing the corner Of 18th
and Chaplinc streets, two women, one
Catholic and the other Protestant had
some words as to the relative merits
of some religious matters, which
resulted in their coming to blows, They
got together and were making things
lively, when they were separated by some
of the bystandcrs. Mrs. Lee, the Catho-
lie Nc hercnt, came out first best and Miss
Jennie Wheeler, of Protestant prociyi-
ties, went before Squire Bcllyille and
made complaint against her opponent,
charging her with assault. A warrant
was issncd for the arrest of Mrs. Lee, and
the matter will probably come up for Il
hearing to-day.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

UNHE PARTNERSHIP HERFTuF....
i existing under the firm nam. OF r.
q Higgins, Is this day dissolved hymn.
consent, John Brown retiring. IT..
counts OF the late firm will be ,er.... '
7. d. Higgins.
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HIGGINS GALLERY

Successor to Brown & Higgins.
Having purchased the inter, .....
Brown would announce tI.8f d..
ness will be continued ar fHa Iii .'
promising 10 spare no vHyrr, ~ 70" 70
everybody. \ continuance of y,rll ..',r
rOnage Is solicited. ''"' PAT
Jy' 7. Il. HlGGIN~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-13

ARE YOU longing for Il spring chicken
"lrving sizc?' \ rich stew Of juicy
oysters, onlya few hours out Of tie
water; or mess Of fresh fish cooked to
tea? If so, 90 to the Capital Dining
Rooms, 1885 Market street. Thornton,
the famous caterer Of good things is in
receipt of them daily and deies compe-
ton in their preparation for the palate.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-13

APPLEToN's Art Journal for June and
July are now being delivered TO sub
scribers in this city, by the agent. Each
number grows richer in illustration, and
the work constantly grows in favor.
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NOTICE.

UlHE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Obs
/ Wheeling, located at Wheclug. u lt.
State OF West Virginia, is closing uu p.
affairs. All note holders and other ,r..
tors OF said association are, Therefore, Lr..
by notified 10 present the notes ana Uf..
claims against the association for p..
meut. VI. \. CHANDLER, CuSui,r
Wheeling, W. "a, Nay }, ls7j. ma.
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OVER thousand Contemplating young
newspapers kicked the bucket IN the
United States last year. II j. 50 easy TO
edit newspaper
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For ladies made up suits, neatest and
latest styles, and dress goods at half
their real value, go to the closing out
sale OF j. W. Ferrel, corner Of Main and
Twentieth streets.
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prnAInENrr- K-Il

7 ItVN IIIT..N' u ~ To- IVf n fITINIT ~
II. II. STEVENS: Dear Sir-l feel bOuEd 10
express with my signature the high value
place upon your Ncgctinc. My family
have used il for the last two years. In
nervous debility 1t Is invaluable. and re-
commend ii to all who may need an in
MIGRATING, rvuOVating tonic.
.. T. WALKER,
Formerly Pastor of Bowdoin ~. Church,
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NAIL CITY BREWERY PIC-NlC.-Thc
officers, stockholders and employees Of the
Nail City Brewery are to have a picnic
on Thursday, July 22d, at Frank Walters
Grove for the benefit OF the Childrcn's
Home and the Sisters of the st. Joseph
Orphan Asylum the receipts to be d.
vidcd equally. Major &. W. Franzhcim
has been selected rs President of the day,
and Mcssrs. w. &. llandlan, l.. ). Steiiel
Thos. O. Bnen, John Butteriicid, Thomas
Burke, Michael Reilly and Thomas Oar
rah ~ Vice Presidents. This will be one
of the most enjoyable affairs ever known
hercabouts. The gentlemen Of the Nail
City Brewery will leave nothing undonc
to make the picnic 4 complete and perfect
success, and the prospect is that, in con-
sideration of the cause for which IT Is
given-in aid of the orphans-and the
high standing of those who have the mat
ter in charge, it will be II great success.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-13

TINS is the season of spiders, crickets
and kptydids; tlcas and flies; little toads,
big toads, bugs beetles, berries and bills
principally July bills,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-13

THE City Building looks SO neat and
clean, since the renovation, that the old
rickcty thing of few weeks ago, cannot
be recognized.
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\ WAIF-Yesterday morning about
four o'clock, tn inmates of the residence
of Mrs. Mary Pratt, No. l0j, Fifteenth
street, wer" aroused by the piercing cries
of an infant, the sounds of which seemed
to come from the steps in the front part
of the building. Upon making an invcs-
tigation, Mrs. Pratt found female infant
between two and three months old, care
fully wrapt and lying on the steps. The
little one was taken into the house, and
upon examination it was found to be in
apparent good health and very pretty
and interesting child. Mrs. Pratt
had kindly provided for the little
one up TO last evening, but We have not
heard what disposition she expects 60
make of her unexpected charge. There
were several rumors as to who the
mother OF the infant was, but we believe
nothing definite in that regard has been
discovered.
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500 PIANOS & ORGANS

New and Secondhand, Of Fir~t-claSs
Makers, will be sold ut Low Prices lOrcash,
or on lnstallments, or for rent, in city or
Country, during these hard times ana the
Holidays. by HORACE WATERS & son,
4Sl Broadway, than ever before offered IN
New York. Agents wanted 10 sell waters
New Scale Pianos, and Concerto organs,
Illustrated Catalogues Mailed. Great IN
ducaments to tn Trade. ;. large discount
o Teachers, Ministers, Churches Lodges,
choU l., etc. tvc--u
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-13

Ice CREAM AND WATER lcEs.-Ihe
best ice cream and water ices to be had
in the city are to be found at 7. L. ZInn 5,
Bridge corner Also the coolest most
pleasant and elegant parlors i'll the city
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-13

WArERMELoNS are on sale in this
market. These, with the hot weather,
should produce - plain case of collar, eh?
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$50 to $4,000 HAS 24s,e sE II stock 5S,

Privileges, and paid 800 per cent proft.
"How 10 do it," A book on Wall street
sent free. TUMBRIDGE K CO., Bankers,2
Wall street, Y. I, junI7sb