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.Index 10 New Advertisements.

Stockholders Mecting-Commercial
Bank. So.
DIvidrnd-Northwc,trrn Bank of Nir-
@.uia
For Street Commissioner-StePhen
Clark
Health Officers Report.
Wantcd-A Few Sets of Books.
For Rent-Dwclling.
For R"nt-Storc Room and Dwelling.
spy Ga.-r,-W \. Turner.
CITY Sergeant-Thomas }. ShHniey.
Stree, Commissioned George Ankle.
F,our-M. \ J. Pollock.
Fair Waruing-D. Schunbra X Sons.
Furni,urc-A. X. Mourchrud y Co.
Legal Notice.
Wheeling Gvmu>tic Assoc
cation
Hamilton Opera House.
F~r,co Docorations-Paull& Winship.
German and Frcuch-G Gutenberg.
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THE WORKS OF E. MARLITT,
Translated by Mrs. a. l.. wIsTER.

Translated by Mrs. \. l.. WISTER.
.The Little MOOrland Princess Sixth
edition; l2mo; Fine cloth; Sl.1j.
"CountesS Gisela." Sixth edition; lGmO
Cloth; $50.
"Goid Elsie" Ninth edition; lGmo; Clo
$50.
"Thc Old Mam'i clle's Secret" Eleventh
edition: l6mo; Cloth; $40.
For sale by Booksellers generally, or will
be sent by mail, postpaid, upon receipt of
the price by
LIPPINCOTT & 60. Publishers,
7ljand III Market street, Philadelphia.
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~ exchange says that 1.-The r"lsIn
business of California is steadily lncreN'-
inc and ere long. it i probable We will
need NO more OF foreign growth. That :
because too man. people are engaged IN
california; in the business of raisin' fruit
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BEFORE SQUIRE CALDWELL. The
case of Willie McCulley, a colored in
dividual, charged with disturbing the
peace of the watch meeting that was held
in the Afri can NJ. +. Church on New
Year eve was heard before the above
Justice, and resulted in the acqulttal of
the accused.
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ARM BRoKEx.-Mrs. Helty, resident
oftbe Eighth ward, fell last Saturday, on
the slippery sidewalk which resulted IN
m, breaking other arm. Drs. Ford and
H.gl,,t were called and reduced the
fracture.
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ACHARMING SET OF BOOKS.
ANCIENT CLASSICS
EOR
ENGLISH READERS.

Edited by Rev. W. Lucas Collins; % vols
small Emo; fine cloth; sl.O each. Inc
series, now complete, embraces:
|. Homor's Had. ,. Homcrs Odyssey. .
HrrodotuS, t. Cesar. ). Virgil. q. Horace g
Lrhylus : NcnOphOn. .. cicero w.
SnnhocIrS. II. PIiny. II. Eurpldrs. 10;
TurnnnI II. AriStOphancs. u. Hcslod anu
m eownis. 49, Plautus and Terence. -
'TuritIS. Is. Luciun. 49, PIato' ~. 'I''A
The aim Of the present series Is to explain
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IN present some of their most striking phH1
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\ NEWPORT gentleman has invented a
u,.It-,pening coffin with alarm tele-
GRAPH. to guard against living burial.
The invention may be ingenious, but
wiIrpnt be much sought after by the
hoir- 10 large estates.
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DEATHS DoISGs IN DEcEMBER,-The
following is a list of deaths, and from
what causes, IN December, as furnished
US by DR.. Jepsou, the Health Officer:
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OFFICERS observation-disclosures Castle
No. ,. A. Q. Knights of the Mystic Chain,
elected the following o&cers to serve for
the ensuing term: Sir Knight C., Hen
~ Fisher; Sir Knight, V. C., John Mann;
Sir Knight F. L., Joseph Mcpherson:
Sir Knight K. $: James K. Jones; Sir
Knight T.; VIM. Bi1en; Sir knight T..
O.: Phil. Hirth; Sir Knight o. g.: Alex.
Hirth.
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LUCINDA HARVEY i appointed post
master at Rock Camp, Monroe county
West Virginia vice Ashland Braylos,
failed To- qualify.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

"Thcrr is noIiterary event since the pub.
LEGATION of Moorc's Life Of Byron, OF SO
much Importance. "-Ne,r York Herald
"Of all men living, Mr.. Forster is the
best qualified to be Charles Dickens's BIZ
ographer. - Phiiddcibhid Press.
'Mr. Forster has done his work with the
tender. loving care that was 10 have been
expected of him by all who knew the bond
of union which welded the two men to-
gethcr''- London Morning Post.
"Nomorc satisfactory record Of Dickens :
career can Toe looked for in our genera
ton LOHCiDR NUHdGrd.
Now for the first time we seem 10 have
Learned the secret of the individuality be-
longing To all Of DickcnS's really great
novels. - LDndOn DdHy Nc,cs.
"rhis work could not have been intrust-
ed 10 more loving hands, more genial
writer, or a more faithful and accurate zee, MS
torian - PhiiudclphiG Ercning B"tietm.
For sale by al Booksellers, or Will he
sent 10y mail, postage paid, on receipt OF
price, by
LIPPINCOTT & CO., Publishers,
7l5 and IL Market street, Philadelphia.
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BLESSED are they who scatter ashes
upon slippery sidewalks; for they shall
slide easily through the gates of Para
disc.
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TuE coal diggcr> at the mill banks
went to work yesterday at a reduction
OF e. per hushcl.
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STEAM BOATS.
Wheeling, Parkersburg and
Cincinnati Transportation
COmpany's Pack cts.

COIrRIER- ...,,,,.. Capt. JACK HARRISON.
EXPR ESS,...........C Capt. PHIL. ABSOLUTE.
IT, The COURIER leaves " heel
s5ls ing for Parkersburg every
Tuesdav, Thursday and Saturday at Ivy
Monday Wedne sday and Friday at 9o'clock
~ The ri;, EXPRESS leaves Wheeling ana d
parkersbnrg every Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday al 1919 o'clock Il. m. ne, return I,,lI
ing leavss ParkeEburg every iueso"S anu
Saturday at o'clock n. IN.
For freight or passage applytG -,
Agents.
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at'heeling aieglster,
rTESDAY.JANUARY o.Is7o.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
ArrirnL NJ TrainS

ArrirGl O( Trans.
E. Il %. X. r. N.-Da. III. IN =. III. 1919 pm.
centric. DIV 7.iUa IN. 6.2i "A IN. II 40 pm.
Cieyei'd&Pitt LOO u. IN. CO. p. III. Sll pm.
E.,upf'd RR slOa. m.......... ..... i.ij pm.
St~ubruvillc Accommodation I.lO pm.
Departure c( TrGtnS.
4 COR. Il 6ija.m sam. 30 p. IN
r-utr'I .. Div 7.iUa. IN. 80 pm. 80 p. III
Ci-vrl'dNPItt G.Uj a. IN. ll.lUa IN. '3U9 pm.
Hrmpfi a X X G.5j Il. M .............. 299 p III
a-frubruVilir OdatlOn i.5) p. IN.
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REsOLI TONS.

Resolrcd, That the Clerk be authorized
TO advertise for proposals to keep in re-
pair the water and ga> fixtures OF the
court house and jail Tor the year $50.
Adopted.
WHEREAS, The Board Of Commission
ers for Ohio county having. in 1874, filled
II vacancy in the Board, occasioned by 4
tie vote in Madison district, between D..
b. Sheppard and a. &. Robinson, by APP
pointing j. Il. Sheppard to fill said va
cancy; and
WHEREAS, 1t is believed that said APP
pointment is illegal; therefore be it
Resolved, That j. b. Sheppard be and
he is appointed TO serve a. the CommiS-
sioner from Madison district for the en-
suing term of said office. Adopted.
Adjourned until the first Monday III
February
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VgSERABLE.-Mr. Bob Pratt, at
PAUL & Winships. has in his possession
the most venerable Bible We remember
of ever seeing. 1t was published in Lon
don in 1912, which makes it just 2t3
wears old. 1t is in fair state OF preSer-
Walton. and is probably one of til" first
editions of the King james translation.
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THE new Board of Education has
quite number of orators.
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NOW READY

The fifth edition of Hulds. The eighth
edition of The Second Wife. The two most
popular Novels Of the season. Mrs WIS
ter's Latest Transitions.
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ANOTHER lot of those fine BoX-toed
Button Caters have just been received ut
l.. V. BLoND's
No. 1875 Main street.
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Ir was trying very hard to snow last
night
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ExpLosIox.-A small boiler IN '"'
kitchen of James Robnsons restaurant
on Water street, exploded yesterday Al
tcrnoon. creating considerable excitement
but doing no material damage IN any
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ANNUAL reports are now in order.
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DEAD slaughter in Carpets of all kinds
this week; must be closed out now re-
s,ordIoss Of cost J. w. FERREL's,
Cor. Main and 10th street.
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L. BLoSp's is the only place in the
city where you can purchase the Box
tocd Button Cutters, now the ladies ia
yorite.
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THE closing out ut cost continue vet
at fcmbrace it j. W. ERRELS :.
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ANOTHER invoice of Organs just re-
ceiycd at Sheibs.
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A Work of Universal Interest.
THE STANDARD
Lifeof Charles Dickens

BY Jonn Forster, author or Lie OF Ian :
dnr'n..I III. of Goldsmith" etc. Complete
i'm Three Volumes. with numerous En-
cravings. Illustrations and Fac-simiIeS.
Emo; bound In Extra Cloth; s2.U per VOL
uIuC.
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CIRCUIT Counr.-The Court met at
tine usual hour, Judge Melvin on the
bench. Several cases were submitted
and some chanccry business transacted,
when il adjourned until this morning.
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FgRREL's is the place for cheap dry
goods and carpets now.
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HOLIDAY Presents at cost. y biz lot
of Jewelry of all descriptions to be sold
ut cost, by
j. W. FERREG,
"
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THE Goods and Carpets have got to be
sold ut some price to raise money. Come
soon to get them, at corner Nam and
10Th streets. D, W. EkkEL'
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COUNTY CoURT.-This Court met at
the usual hour Yesterday morning, Judge
Cochran on the bench.
The case of Henry Katlair, for the
use Of Louisa Carl, rs. Jacob Bonas was
on motion, dismissed AT Louisa Carl :
costs.
Inc case Of Saline hO9""s o '" 80
Wilson et. a., was suo'i''''eu - '
Court and Judgment rehueieu 'o' '"o
plaintitin $50 and costs.
In the case Of the State Tor the use 81
{. hostemeiT' Us u w. DeH0"
Ii. W. Phillips, Judgment was coi''e'seu
by the defendants Tor PlaIhllH |" 30
and costs.
In the case oi l ,"'o" m'I'
Eliza d. "aho' g. d "'o0 i'''''i'''''' o ..
the jury returned 'ero'c' lot P'"'"''"
IN SS2''b.
The case OF j. d. h"Sh'S o. N''"'
and John Beam, was submitted |" tne
Court ana heid under amusement,
John f. f"FKeF was "PP''"'ea ""'
oiah LOT 'onh ! ~ "''''s''' u p' "
John l. ArmihSeF' 'e'e"'eo
The Court adjourned until t!llS morn
my 1T : . ''OC"
ELECTIONS AT BRIDGEPORT AND III
NAyILLE. - Yesterday the following
Building Associations, Glass Works and
.Etna Iron Works elected the following
.,-,..,,,,,.,o..
.,''.7 .. l.
H''ayfP'at b"''''ty A'''s'"'''"'
G.. Smith, 4. BranUm, a. y. Bagg, .Geo.
c;n. rahn Cr.-Lr 7 q T,Iln,an and
'''""'
Samuel NoodcocR.
.M,auai Buldi"g Associaho" A. j.
Haros Dr. John Cook. Milton Neon
''77 w. ~ p.,,,,. w
hauShS, l. = ""o"> i - '"S7'
HOLSTER, and Ross j. Alexander.
Ebga L,ou WorLs-W. W. Holloway,
., - -, -. - . p,L.
+. l. hh"''e>' l''"'> 'o''''' - wv
inson, Thomas Motiat, Augustus foIlacS
and f. Spence.
y,p.yi. Gy,s. C,,,,ooy-E p Rhode,
IN 1'''.' .'''S> O',,f""y :"
w. w. Holloway, W. l.. MeAiee' " H.
Brinton. \. II. Bags and j. ID. Russell
49,. ~, c,,., u,o,t,-
-, I
Ross J. Alexander T.. 7. Rhodes James
Alexander, J. j. Bags b. F.. Dunagan,
coor.,, X Junkirs and G. l.. Cranmer
Irvrsu C,1rSDAR FOR 1915. YEAR
,e%5-rIJsnnary -Ist twenty.fourth
Tbnh.tb. IN nSw moon Shebat; DIST,
ffocntb Sbabat
Fchrn,rv-5tb and 9th. new moon,
first Adar: 18th. Purim Katsn.
I'D IS"r. iU.b r.thrr. DIST and 22d
Purim.
Aprl-6th' new moon NiSSau' -o''i
n,lu --y,,, '''''' g -'''' '''''' = ''''
Mav-5th and 9Th, new moon, Iyar;
23d, thirty-third Omar.
,o June-4'n' ,.'" i'''o"' '''"'' ''' anu
July-$d and 18th. new moon, Thamaz;
10Th, Fast Il.
AugG,'--yi new , moon ron, , nU, ,n nV'
EIlui,
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ELECTION OF DIRECToRS.-Thc fol-
lowing gentlemen were elected members
OF the Board of Directors of the E1-
change Bank for the ensuing year: j.
y. Vance, l.. 5. Dclaplain, Geo. Mendel,
J. q. Hoffman, Saml. Laughlin, L. n
Paxton, G. Gutman, WIN. Ellingham,
and Henry Wallace.
Pretty much all the stock was repre-
sented, and the polls kept open until late
in the afternoon to accommodate voters
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nhFtNTED AT TTIGS OFFICE. 4
w Route Boy. Apply AT once.
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The LADIES FAvoRITE.-Thosc bcau-
tiful Bo1-toed Bntton CATERS at
l.. V. BLONp'S
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FIFTY Organ Boxes for sale at from
81 90 to $500, at Sheib'S Music Store.
Will make excellent coal or feed boxes.
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Chambers's Encyclopedia,

price 5000, the most thorough and relia-
bic work of general reference, IS presented
to the person getting up the club.
J. b. LIPPINCOTT & CO., Publishers,
7lj and III Market street, Philadelphia.
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DoS'r forget that you can save % per
cent in Dry Goods and Carpets, tins
week, at the closing out sale, regardless
Of cost, of D. W. r EkKEL'
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MUNICIPAL CoURT-This Court met
at ten o'clock yesterday morning, Judge
Cranmer on the bench.
The case of Samuel Anthony Is. the
owners ofthe steamboat Iron Valley, by
consent of the parties it was continued
until next term.
The case of Schenck rs. Morton, was
set for trial on the 9th inst.
The case Of J. Bahny rs. the Nail City
Insurance Company is still on trial before
the Court
Tho Court adjourned until this morn
ing at 10 o clock.
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noARDoF COMMISSIONERS.
January 4th, 1915

January 4th, 1915.
The Board Of Commissioners OF this
county held special meeting yesterday
morning.
Present-Messrs Handlan, clark,
Fisher. English, Klevis, List, Osterling,
Schultz, Sheppard and Whitman
RECEIPTS AND Expenses.
The committee on Finance and Ac-
dounts presented the following memorial
da of receipts and expenditures OF ONO
oyurtv for 1919:
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JB.LIPPINCOTT& CO., Publishers,
7l5 and III Market street, Philadelphia.
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Fisher, tngllsL, hIe'is h'SsI
Schultz, Sheppard and Whitman.
RECEIPTS AND Expenses.
The committee on Finance and Ac-
dounts presented the following inetnoran-
da of receipts and expenditures OF ONO
county for 1910;
Expended 10 date...................... 'O''o5 -
,,nount or levy ..................... slOG,j72 -
atmHunt appropriated n............... 75,1js %
Balance TO pay remaining eX- ..
penses OF county to June !, 20, s-o'oIo W
Ainorut OF bonded debt. S2OJ,OOU
Less say amount re- 1901, ,o-,,., ~
deemed out of this levy sou 9''V" "
The expenses of the county for the five
months from january lst 10 June lst,
last wear. were 81, 900, and Us all heavy
liabilities have been met, and appropria-
tions charged up, the balance on hand
.hould leaye the new Board with sur
Mus ut the end Of the fiscal year, June !,
1915. :,
We had hoped that all Of the old
Hemptield bonds We're paid in ~, hUt
three more were presented, when, win
interest, amounted to $3.50, together
with $500 paid in settlement OF the OLD
Wharton claim. thereby reducing large
~ the amount we hoped to turn over TO
our successors.
Respectfully submitted.
.LoHN OsTERLING Chairman.
The report was ordered entered upon
the minutes, and on motion the Board
adjourned sine die.
ORGANIZATIONS OF THE NEW BOARD.
The new Board came to order with Mr.,
Sheppard in the chair. The roll was
called and the following gentlemen an
swrrcd to their names: John B"yha,
Washington District; j. b. Sheppard,
Madison district; Michael Reilly, Clay
district; August Rolf Union district
VIM. Klcycs, Centre district q. II. Car
nuhan. Webster district; j. ID. W hthnm,
Liberty district; VIM. WaddIe Triadel-
phia district; W. IL. Caldwell. Richiand
district.
The President declared that the gentle
men who Lad answered to their names
had been duly elected and qualified, and
were entitled TO seats in the new Board;
The first business in order was the
election of President and Clerk. For
the former Office. Mcs-rS. Reilly and
Sheppard were nominated, but Mr.. SheP-
pari declining, Mr.. Reilly was unanI-
mously elected. , .,
c. ii. Deiters and John W. Mitchell
were nominated for the Clcrkship, and
the ballot resulted: Deiters, = Mitchell,
8. Mr.. DciterS was therefore reelected
to the office he has filled 50 acceptabIy
the past year. -,
The BoaId then took recess until
p. NJ.
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STATISTICS OF SWORN SALES,

Comments are Unnecessary.
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SALES FROM 2ls O'CLOCK p. NJ. TO CLOSE OF BUsI-
WEDNESDAY,, July 2I-P. VI.


The bull speculation in stocks, based upon the
abundant harycsts of which the present gives prom
Use, the fair and growing prospects of a good foreign
demand for our surplus products and the LOpedfOr
revival Of general business which is expected 10 re-
suit from a lively produce trade has generally main
tanned Itself very well to-day and in few eases has
made handsome progress. The speculation in wheat,
which has given renewed animation TO stock spccu-
at0n, does not seem to have yet brought INTO the
market many outside buyers, wie perhaps its
anticipated influence may hold stocks off
the market to certain extent. 1t may
be well to remember that to the real
advance which has taken place in the currency
value of wheat, is to he added as the export price
the decline IN gold from IL and an advance of
about . cents per bushcl in ocean flcights, which
together make the advance in the export price for
wheat about cents more than the apparent adj
vance. Pacific Mail, which has sharply advanced
to-day gained strength from report (thc truth Of
which we do not avouch) that the Company had sue
ceeded in borrowing $500, 900 with which to meet
pressing necessities. If the report shall prove
TO be true, it only illustrates tho cccen-
trictics of speculation, since to the ord-
nary mind it is difficult to perceive what
is gained in real strength by borrowing of Peter to
pay Paul" The more general feeling OF the street is
Enthusiastically bullish and whether wen or i'll
founded the very fact has a tendency to stiien
prices. The market opened without material changes
from last nights closing prices and for an hour or
SO ruled steady, after which there was a decline of
Il to per cent. Later the market took on steam
again and was almost buoyant during the later
hours of the Stock Exchange, closing strong
with q "hoora" at about the best prices of
the day. The business Of the day amounted
to the purchase and sale of about 117,000 shares,
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The larger dealings having been in Pacific Mail, OF
which $4,000 were sold; Northwestern, 1900;
Lake Shore, 104O0; and Western Union, 1900
shares. The advance at the close over yesterdays
final prices was in d.. H. and Western, and Erie,
each u per cent Lake Shore, Ohio and Mississippi,
Rock Island, and Western Union Telegraph, each a;
st. Joseph, 3s; Harlem and Quicksilver, each q;
Union Pacific, "a; Northwestern, 70; Pacific Mail,
1is and Wabash, rs. The Preferred stocks OF
Northwestern and st. Paul each declined a per
cent, while other stocks closed the same as yes
tcrlay. The opening, highest, lowest, and closing
prices of active stocks sold to-day viii be found in
the following table:
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Totals, June 80 1870. ste, 100000 s3S,Goc,s0o
We annex latest nnotations OF fOrelgn eXchangel

Money remains easy at 1l212 per cent on call.
The customs receipts at Washington to-day were
100000. Internal revenue receipts, $4,000, tho
United States Treasurer receiving $500 900 National
Bank notes for redemption. The following IL the
clearinghouse statement: currency exchanges,
$50 SIC ,3G2 currency balances, T3,02l ,2s2; gold
exchange So, iG2, 972; gold balances, S59S,349.
Government bonds declined in sympathy with
gold, but closed steadier III tone at the following
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AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
By s. 4. steele. -
/ 4 story brick tenement with lot No3l0 East SUR
A. south side 22Sg feet east Of dave lot 2U3xvS9 M
Margaret Irvine plaintiff SoViV
BIZ H. IT. SEAMAN
3story md basement bTOwnAt0nc h0use WIN 10Y
On the so "a, :de x 81 IA! p Essd plaintiff 1900
ByJ T.. Wells.
story frame house, with plot on The south SIDE OF
ArcuIarus- place js43 II G of Girprdave, inw0ou;
IIo SVy iiZ'SAOoA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 81 900
ADJOURNED
Steele sale Of property on 7hst west % AyG - 70
Juy 2l sale " Harnett Of property On East 9ls ~
eas Of Isl ave to Jay 30 and the property On East 3Vts
east of ave- sept aud sale by Jas " Miller OF Dhu
ing iii lot West stthst east Of 7thaye, 10 July 70