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The New York herald., 1875-12-22
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER

character or his own knowledge witness did not
know whether Mr. Bowen engaged In forwarding
the North Pacific Railroad enterprise not; Mr. Bowen
at that time editor and proprietor OF the Indepen
dent but witness did not know whether that paper was
then engaged In forwarding the enterprise or not
BY Mr.. Fullerton-Mr. A. A. Low was present upon
that OCCASION but witness did not remember whether
he advocated the project not there was general
discussion In which the profits represented as an
inducement for investment
The next witness examined was MI Alexander Nc
Lean, managing editor OF the Eagle He testified that
he remembered the article called captain Kidd =
which published IN that paper September 3, lS1ii
the article rst 10 hts attention by note received
from Mr.. James Carey two weeks before the article
appeared II forth that Bowen had been connected
with the captain Kidd Salvage Company" witness
showed the Carey note to occasional contributor 10
the paper Arch Cor ion and told him to make IN
quirles and verify il; the gentleman named said he
had found ID to be true and then wrote the article
which was published; Gordon was unfriendly to Mr.
Kinsea, the editor in chief; witness wrote the head
ings Of the Kidd article.
The Court adjourned at half past four O'Clock t ten
O'Clock this forenoon.
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TOMBS POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Bixby.
STRUCK WITH A sLUNGsHoT.

o1INtN1N WIFI - 'H9N4NN'oI2VA'
Early yesterday morning Charles f. Beach, clerk
residing in 12sth street, accompanied by young and
rather good looking woman, entered the liquor store of
John j. Martin No. So Chatham street, and called for
drinks The bartender served them with whiskey
toddy The pair for some reason quarreed over their
glasses, and Beach struck the woman, knocking her
life chair The appealed TO Mr.. Martin for
protection, and that gentleman came TO the rescue
lie put her away into back room and locked the door
This inccnsed Beach, who pretty drunk, and he
broke in the door, fired billiard ball at Martin which
struck him the neck and afterward battered his head
with slungshot While the scuhie was in progress an
officer OF the sixth precinct entered the store and
rested Beach Justice Bixby committed him TO answer
on two charges for elonous assault aud the other
for carrying concealed weapons. Bail, $4,000.
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WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.

THE SUNDAY LIQUOR LAW.

few weeks ago Mr. Jacob Appel, Of Twenty-third
street and Eighth avenue with his barkeeper was ar
rested and locked up night at the Twentieth pro-
cinct station house. for selling beer and liquor on Sun
day. Judge Morgan who on the bench, personally
knew that Mr. Appos place was restaurant and eat
ing house, and Immediately discharged the accused On
Sunday evening last roundsman Of the same precinct,
in citizens clothes, entered Mr. Appells store by the
hall door, and called for glass " beer ~ was gwen 70
him by the waiter, Charles Peterson. After drinking
the beer the roundsman took Peterson 10 the station
house. and Judge Duffy yesterday held him In 81 600
bail to answer. Several gentlemen were eating IN the
saloon at the time aud atterwafd went out and found
ever 100 saloons open in the precinct Mr.. Appel is
obtaining their afdavits and will present them TO the
Police and Excise commissioners believing that he
unJusy prosecuted by Captain lyman and his officers
VIOLATIONS OF THE LOTTERY LAW.
Charles Martin OF No. 1ss Greene street. was held In
$500 bail for violation OF the Lottery law The CON-
planant was Detective Sevin OF the Fifteenth pre-
cinct who raided Martins store while the prizes
were being announced.
jacob Hermann, Of No 22s Eighth avenue was also
held in $500 bail for the same offence.
EMBEzzLEMENr.
On November is William FleshmaD nephew Of
Mr.. b. Altman dry goods, No. 303 Sixth avenue, who
was clerk in the store, suddenly disappeared with
5000 in money belonging TO Mr. Altman He took a
"trip to several Western cities, and his money fc
short returned TO this city. Mr. Altman sent severa
letters the captain OF the precinct asking that his
nephew might arrested The last letter stated that
the criminal had recently been within three blocks
or Mr. AItmana store On Monday evening Detective
Cunning arrested Fleishman. but yesterday Mr.. AIT
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DELAYING LAWRENCE's TRIAL.

The case Of Charles L. Lawrence indicted for the al
ieged forgery Of owners oaths and Importers entries
and with presenting the same to United States officials
with intent to defraud tho government, was again
called in the United States Circuit Court, criminal
branch, yesterday, before Judge Batchford. Motion
was then made by B. f. Tracy or counsel for the de-
fendant for postponement OF the for the term
alleging as a for the motion that the counsel
had not had time to procure tho necessary witnesses
for the defence thoroughly examine tho docu
mentary evidence which the government has accumu-
lated against Lawrence
United States District Attorney Bliss opposed the
motion stating a that the counsel had had
since last Juns, nearly six months TO prepare their
defence. Their only course now-the required by
lawwas TO make an AFFIDAVIT giving all the grounds for
the motion for postponement
Some further argument followed after which Judge
Benedict said the motion could be renewed to-day
should the adav required by law be presented at the
ina
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DRIVEN BY WANT TO CRIME.

II is safc say that four ths of the entire number
of prisoners convicted in the General Sessions
young between the ages of eighteen and twenty
Six charged with theft; and II Is equally safe TO say
that very few OF them after serving periods Of imprs-
onment return to the ways of honesty OF course
among those who daily arragned at the bar there
professional thieves and burglars; but very
looking young men, who, being discharged from
factories and warehouses In consequence OF the dull
Of trade, have lived from hand to mouth whilc
seeking employment and, falling In obtaining any,
have been driven to despair and dishonesty. just as,
some dark and stormy night, sudden lash Of
lightning reveals TO the compliment citizen looking
from his parlor window, the ravage done by the tenn
pest and then fits the horizon Of
courts case which gives startling insight into the des
tuton and ruin that have been wrought 10 by the
great financial storm OF 1873 aud the dreadful business
depression that has followed in its track Such
came up before Judge Sutherland yesterday. George
Smith, respectable looking young man OF twenty six,
a waiter by occupation, aTraighed Tor larceny, in
having snatched umbrella from the hands of Mrs.
Jane Hall, OF No. ~ Horatio street, while she
walking along West Ninth street, the 9th inst The
prisoner pleaded guilty, and told story which moved
the sympathies Of all who heard it, IL appeared that
he had been out Of employment for long time; that
he had ramped the streets for days in search OF work.
but in vain; that he had slept in the Sixth precinct
station house. with the permission OF Captain Lowery,
for a week previous TO his arrest; that he had en-
treated the authorities TO send him to jail vagrant
that he might have food and shelter, and that upon
with which he charged in order to compel them to
take him from the cold streets Judge Sutherland was
touched by the tale and rcmanded the prisoner with
out sentence to await an inquiry into the case
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man did not wish 10 make complaint He was now
ever compelled 10 do SO, and the prisoner held In
81, 900 bail 10 answer.
AN ARSON CASE.
William A. Jones, young colored man, charged
with arson in setting fire to the stables West Twenty
second street on Sunday discharged there being
no evidence TO connect him with the origin Of the re
PROBABLE MURDER.
Edward Gauner, Of No. 24s wost Seventeenth street.
was held to await the result OF injuries inflicted by him
on James Purcell OF No 24S West Seventeenth street
The complainant and prisoner lived in the house,
and having had some personal trouble commenced to
light IL out the street In the struggle Gauner
Knocked Purcell down and his head struck the curb
stone, causing most wound and fracturng the
skull Purcell WAS taken TO Bellevue Hospital and VIII
probably die from his injuries The prisoner
arrested by Roundsman Walsh, OF the Sixteenth pre-
cinct
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ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.

Before Judge Kasmirc.
James e. Boyle, Of No. 332 East Ninth street, was
held in 81 900 to for stealing English dress
coat worth $50 from Frederick B. Wendt, Of No 80
West Thirty-second street The coat being made
up by the complainant and the prisoner by false pre-
fences, representing himself rs coming from Messrs.
Colfax 0verton, clothing merchants, obtained IL
from a servant girl in Wondt's employ
VIOLATION OF THE LOTTERY LAW.
George F. Stump, OF No 4Gouverneur street, was
held in 81 900 for violation of the Lottery law The
complainant Patrick o'Grady, OF No. Monroe
street.
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DENNSYLvANrA RAILROAD.
i THE GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES. NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York from foot OF Desoosses and Cor
Ess F':s.ss G sS w''; and nd
s3oP: NJ. Sunday, and 80 7. NJ r,,.,.,.,,. -.
Erie RsroSS DIVISION connecsins PhsdeipGiaI $50
sI s GSE 1 aynq a.ye VGy Pea$ ssa $
Centre and the OH RsgiOns ,ho so,, Limited Wash.
ington Express of Pullman Perlor Cars daily; except
Rspasi F%pSry az e. s'.yf spS 4 M''snSdsg sasds so
Express for Phiadegho and sns 70 s's4 sirht NJ sunday
So, i 80 and or n EmigpAni and second class,7
For Newark n ate, $50, 40 So 10 Il A. MsI2M,
ai5 s 3 sS = t 81 - and az i
Ti, His'sss''s sss $40 4 "a 4 S I
S9Ss SS $40 sSaSaS SSo 81 $40 and Is and =
For Railway sso 40 d 10 10 ! 4 ssS M Z Sad M so
eco GSo, ! sio, 10 p NJ and Il night. sunday, 20.
For %ooSSsss Perth A%esy .a g and South ANOs andio
For a. New % RSgnswict and II A NJ $40 4ao $40.
E. a ~ n Z 81 saa 4iS o
For PhHpsburE and Belyidere 2 - q 4 NJ and2 =
FFor Mercer and Somerset Branch, 3 I. NJ 800,
For Trenton @ % snga.oN sSa Anc camden ~ ana
For For FFarminsdale and saaan I 80 A. NJ. and2 NJ
For IIghtown Pemserton and Camden ya Perth AmbOy!
For Iighstown and Pembertcn,e A. NJ via Perth Am6cy.
trans saa arrive ri 9 a. Fitssnrs 5 and
Nj and 20 r. NJ daily 10 40 A. N. and foP ~ daily,
except Monday. From Washington and Baltimore. 520
M 4oo. 5 and ~ n sunday & - !, a ~ NJ From
215 0l 6:15 $40. TAO, "a, 20, lO;2l r. NJ Sun
day $40 20 ;55, II 81 A. NJ, 14O, ss2o and l0.2I
ficket onices Broadway, No. Astor Houss
and foot Desbr0sses and Corandt streets No Court
street Brooyn Nos ia li6 aud 1s Hudson street, Ho
boken, Emigrant Ticket onice, No Better Battery Place.
FRANK THOMSON, ID. NJ BOYD, IN,
General Manager General Passenger Agent
T,RoyIpENCE AND sToNTNGToN STEAMSHIP co.
NEW YORK AND BOSTON
STONIN0TON LINE.
From pier 80 North River foot Of ay street ths
steamers RHODE ISLAND aud NARRAGANSkfr asAy
(except Sundays), Rt 4 80 7. ".
N PROVIDENCE LINE.
From pier "a North River foot Of Robinson street. .ns
steamships ELECTRA and GALATE daily (e1cept sun
days, at 4 7. NJ
PHILADELPHIA VIA LONG BRANCH AND THE
L NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAiLROADi-
Fare from New York 10 Philadelphia only " p.
Commencing October 4 1879.
Leaves New York. pier North Rve foot heStor street
FOR Philadelphia, Yneand, 6c.-lo 10 A. NJ
WIN. s. SNEDEN. General N aagcE
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A DvERTIsERs AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY
a WOULD DO WELL TO NOTICE THAT TIA + THE
LAST WEEK ATTAINED DAILY AVERAGE OF
3S 2a8 COPIES.
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FOR. SALE.


A GOOD LOCATED MARKET STAND, DOUBLE
N cornered be used for butter cheese poultry
any other purpose must be sod ready for occupancy In
streets. Dr. SPlCkER-
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A SAMPLE ROOM FOR SALE CHEAP-oN THE
"A northwest of Sixtysix street and Third
nue. opposite railroad depot and horse market Inquire
the premses.
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OLp poMINIoN STEAMSHIP coMpANY.

nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
W sailing from pier 81 North River.
For Norfolk, City Point and Richmond Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays at r. NJ connecting with the Virginia
and Tennessee Air Line, Atlantic Coast Line Piedmont
Air Line Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad with the
panys to interior points in North Carolina aud
Virginia Newbern and Washington, N q. (va Norfolk,
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Lewes Del, Monday and Thursday at p NJ connecting
with Maryland and Delaware railroads
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed .
Through passage tickets and bills Of ladng 20 all points at
received daily pier North River General offices le7
Greenwich street. N. L. McCREADY, President.
NIoRGANs LINE or STEAMSHIPS,
M for New Orleans and Texas,
Will sail saturday to New Orleans transferring Texas
freight there Morgans Louisiana and Texas Railroad for
Brashear thence per steamer of Morgans line to Texas
ports
The steamer NEW YORK will sail from pier SO North
River Saturday. December % at NJ for New Orleans
direct.
Through bills Of lading signed to Mobile Galveston and
all points the Galveston Harrisburg and san Antonio
Houston and Texas Central International and Great North
lndianoa Antonio and all points the Gulf
Western Texas and Pacific Railway Brazos Santiago Corpus
Christi, Rockport, 81. Mary's and Fulton.
Freight for St. Marys and Fulton landed Mt Rockpork
Igherage and Channel dues at either Corpus Christi
Brazos Santiago at the and risk Of consgnee
Freight for Brownsville Matamoos and points in the in
terror must have consignee at BraEos Santiago.
Co., New Orleans From New York TO New Orleans
cent? from New York to all Texas ports via New Or
leans III per cent
Freight For freight further informa
tion apply TO - ..
NAnth
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


II,ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON,
II via Newport and Fall RiverThe magnificent steamers
NEWPOBT and OLD COLONY leave pier 2s North River,
foot OF Murray street daily Sundays excepted at 30
NJ Through tickets sold at all principal holeis In the
city
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A FIRsT CLASS CIGAR STORE, WITH STOCK
IA Fixtures for sale cheap0ne door south Of Woods
Museum. Cali on address JOHN o. BEDELL, No l,2l7
Broadway.
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A FIRST CLASS CORNER LIQUOR STORE IN A
n good neighborhood with Stock about So OOO
sale reasonably and terms exchanged for good
Property. LLOYD, 20 Broadway.
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Mary Deney charged by Timothy oConnor a
coachman In the employ of Mr.. George Dennson, No.
Is West Thirty-seventh street. with having on the
night OF December attempted to steal his watch from
his pocket while standing at the bar Of saloon
corner of Twentieth street and Third avenue. There
not sufficient evidence to support the charge and
the Court directed an acquittal
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WEEKLY FLORIDA LINE.
w Port Royal, s. c.; Fernandina, Fla. Brunswick. Ca
The favore and well known steamer MONTGOMERY.
Farcloh having superior accommodations for
sengers sail Thursday December - from pier North
River at r. NJ to above ports making connections with
all points South and Southwest via Port Royal the Florida
and Brunswick Railroads.
First class passage to Fepandna $50 90
First class passage to Jacksonville a. so
First class passage to Augusta. 70 90
Through tickets issued all points South and Southwest
Steamer HUNTSVILLE. Chester master will follow Thurs
day. December 80. For freight passage apply to
HERM. GELPCkE. No. ; William street.
L THE FOLLOWING PLACES ARE THE ONLY
AUTHORIZED OFFICES FOR THE RECEIPT OF
ADyERTIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE
NBRoADwHY, CORNER ANN STREET.
1,265 BROADWAY
$50 SIXTH AVENUE
ia SOUTH SIXTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA
CORNER BoERUM AND FULTON STREETS, BROOK
LYN.
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A FISH AND OYSTER MARKET FOR SALE. IN
~ quire at 976 Second avenue.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

INMAN LINE
Roya Mail Steamers appointed TO sail ms follows;
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF BRUOKLYN....... Tuesday, Dec D. at 7. M.
CITY OF CHESTER Tuesday Jan. A. 1876 at 10 A. NJ.
CITY or MONTREAL. Saturday jan 8, 1875 at r NJ.
CITY OF BERLIN Saturday, Ian 10, 1876 at A. NJ.
CITY OF RICHMOND Saturday, Jan - 1876, at 7. NJ.
and each succeeding Saturday from pier As North River
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Saon SoO, SeO anu %ieO, gold
Drafts ISSUED at lowest rates.
For cabin and general business apply the
panys Office, No. Il Broadway,
For steerage passage SO Broadway, pier As North
River
O.
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EUROPEAN srEAMsHTPs.

yVILSoN LINE FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HULL
w sailing from pier So. North River, Is follows -
HINDOO.. an. NAVARINO. Feb
COLOMBO ..:.a. jan 10 oTHELLo: Feb. 10
First cabin $40 currency second cabin $f5
Excursion tickets very favorable Through tickets
issued 20 Continental and Baltic ports Apply for full
CHARLES l. WRIGHT co. Sc south street.
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PLACE WELL FITTED UP FOR A BUTCHER
n shop Pork stand locality good for selling,
the owner sick be sold any price imm edatcy;
$40 month. Apply to OWNER, on premises 1873
Third
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4 DvERT1sERs AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY
"A WOULD DO WELL TO NOTICE THAT TIA op the aI
LAST WEEK ATTAINED A DAILY AVERAGE OF
So 2S6 COPIES
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"A WOULD Do WELL, TO NoICE THAT THE
LAST WEEK ATTAINED DAILY AVERAGE OF
The New York herald., 1875-12-22

A FOR SALE BAKERIES, TEA STORES, GRoCE-
N. ries Meat Markets Fish and Oyster Stands
Liquor Stores Hotels Gcnemen Furnishing Goods Stores
M1rCHELLs Store Agency, II Cedar street.
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TTAMBURG. AMERICAN PACKET CoMPANYs LINE
Ill for PLYMOUTH. CHERBOURH and HAMBURG.
WTELAND Dec % SUEvlA ......"...J an 9
POMMERANlA......D Dec 80 GELLERr an. 10
Rates passage plymouth, LONDON, Chcrbourg Ham
burg and al points in England, Scotland and Wales;-
c"Sia' sa.enl saloor ynid 80
Secrage currency T & a 4 RoAS
General Agents. General Passenger Agents.
6i Broad street, New York 6l Broadway, New YORK
A NCHOR LINE. . .- ..~
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
EIYSIA Saturday, December 25 at Z. NJ.
CALIFORNIA. ........ Saturday January l. at A. N.
Saturday, January 9 az r. n.
TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL. LONDONDERRY,
QUEENSTOWN OR BELFAST.
CabinsG5 $40 currency according 70 accommodation.
INTERMEDIATE, s35; sTEERAGE, sos
Drafts issued 20 any amount NJ currency ratee
HENDERSON BROS, Agents, No. Bowling Green
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-04

In the Fifth Street Auctions the sales
Cor the last week footed up $40 head
against $50 head for the preceding week
Of these sales shipments OF drying
horses We're 10 Pennsylvania and New
Orleans, at prices ranging respectively
from Sll5@l3o, and from $l2ocI i4O.
Prices remain unchanged and are: rugs
$2O(0 80, common work S50@ 80, common
drivers $65G9O medium drivers $500
100. street car $s5@llO, Boston chunks
$S5@15O. good harnes, horses for home
use Sl20Gl5O, extra harness horses SLOW
@200, heavy draft $500 200 and S3Oo.
In the Mule market prices are as iol-
lows Fourteen hands 500 80, 10 HANDS
SllO6135, l6 hands $l5O@ 10. Hood
pairs of large mules will bring S3jO(d 400.
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EXTRACT from Il young lady's diary:
Nv hat are these thoughts that surge
across my heart and wildly palpitate in
every crevicc of my brain? What is
this strange longing after the unattain-
able? Am | really what l seem, or Is it.,
~ it were, not so much the infnitesimal
~ the unspeakable? Let me be calm.
| have rc-r,ad Don Juan to-day. All.
alas! will there ever be another Byron?
Nav there not be somewhere, coming
toward ME from the mosts of the noun
tain top, or the flowers Of the valley,
some such crowned youth, who Here
papa called out, If you don't come down
10 dinnerit will be postponed till to-
morrow" Coarse idea! was obliged
TO 90, for many reasons.
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Wheeling Live stock Market.
CHKlSTMAE Stock YARDS,

CHRISTMAE STOCK ARDS,
June g, 1919.
CNTrLE-The arrivals amounted to %
head and sold from 81 90 to ST %. Inc
demand is only moderate and decline OF
Il cent is noticeable on last weeks quota
tions. .
HoGs-Arrivals % head. Prices G(a'c.
The demand is poor and the yards are
nearly all full. -
shearlings and demand good.
LAMBS-A good article in demand at
G@6lc. No..
CALvEs-Arrivals 20 head, at prices
from % 90 TO s. co. head according to
size. Good calves in demand.
MILcu Cows-Selling from $50 to $40
and some slight demand.
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BAN KS.
CAPITAL, H25O.OOO.
SURPLUS, 100000.
JOHN K. BOTSFORD, President,
GEO. ADAMS, Vtce President
VI. A. CHANDLER, Cashier.
Bank of the Ohio Valley,
Successor TO
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.

This Bank is Organized and prepared 10
transact the business of banking In al lis
details.
Ii succeeds the First National Bank Of
Wheeling; is owned by the same share
holders, and IS under the same manage
ment.
By carefully regarding the interests Cflts
correspondents and depositOrs, ana by q
prompt and faithful execution OF their
wishes, 1t hopes to merit their esteem ana
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points through
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject 10 check al
sight, received from banks, bankers, nrns'
corporations and individuals.
Certificates OF deposit issued payable on
demand, or at fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS:
JOHN X. BoTsFoRD, WNI. b. SIMPSON.
JACOB y. RHODES, WIN. y. IuENER,
GEORGE ADAMS, JOHN l.. ROBES,
GEO. w. FRANZHEIM, JOHN l.. WILSON,
HENRY NJ. HARPER my2l
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WEST VIRGINIA
u UNIVERSITY,

THE YEAR BEGINS IN ALL IL'E
PARTMENTS on Wednesday, Sept.
Srd, 1873.
Prof. +. 5. Lyon, with a full stan Of
thoroughly qualified assistants has charge
OF the Preparatory Department
Patrons seeking information in regaid 20
the same will address him.
Catalogues describing the other Depart
ments may be obtained faOm q eSecretary
of the Faculty, Prof. Geo. W Clover, or the
undersigned.
ALEX. MARTIN, Prest.
MoRGASTowS, W. Va, Aug. e,lS1S'
auglS &C
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The market this week, showed gener-
ally fair degree of activity, though
prices were 4 shade of from last week.
The quality of the offerings was quite as
good as it was last week, there being II
fair number of tops and middle cattle.
The prices for tops were &c and in some
cases lc of, while the decline was some
what greater on the middle and lower
grades. Some dealers thought the market
showed on an average full quarter OF a
cent decline. The market closed early
with but few left over unsold. Quota
tions 4l@7lc.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
~
TIE DAILY REGISTER.

one squares incl space. oo
Two limo. Is Three months. Y 10
one wecll........... > 50 one year........ - W
one square changeable once week so.
Special Notices - per cent additional.
Advertisements TO occupy liked places %
per cent additional.
cuts VIII be charged double for space
occupied.
DGabIr column advertisements, 80 per
cent additional.
Local Notices 10 cents per line-JW no
I.cgI notice jCiN be inserted Jyr less than one
DOLLAR.
An advertisements, except for establish
eel business houses, must be paid for in adj
vance.
All bills due on the first appearance OF
tho advertisement.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
Yearly advertisers will be confined 10
their legitimate business, and all adyeI-
tiS.mnutS not connected With il Will be
charged for At our regular rates.
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Coyrertou Hotei and Drore Yards.

4. Sundhelmer,P 10 d. Foreman, Pa. Il
\, Morris x Co. III. 81 Fort, Sadler & Bal q
4 Morris q Co. Ill. 81 ley, O................2ls
4 Greenawalt, Pa.l5i 49, Hammaker, Nd
4, Hilstine, Va. Il q. Mari, Md; j
+. Norris, MIDI. 70 \. Bushey, "a: % .
Il, White, Md. l9J. Ellinger q Co. ' q
A. DevilbiSS. Md. y
Foreman ~ Wolf,
Pa IL