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LII \ | N En- / 5.
White, for tire Human Family {
Yellow, for Horses and Animals.

yelIov for Horses and Animals.
rr;u;,.. ora s;unnlv Tia wander Il
'nose A'n 80,
the world. Their enects are u't'e lsss
marvellous yet there are sorne tpipes w1ict
tbav vii, not do. They will not cure cancer
hA A4h.~-;,,..,~.-.
:, 80. - s IT, ~. .,-a;,ht.n.d anv.r,.
$50 ,h.,,n,..;..,. "a ,ns,, vs.rS ,tsnisyys
.na .atan the main from terr;bls husns.,
ns ,a. ana .h.h hs. ban -.
~ ii s-.:s,. ~ F5a saes = Z ssss' z :
VsaU. r.,t.4 :. q. -. h,m..
Lno % r.n;,, an. pS.nm.t;.n so;.pss
.Al -. - 80 -. ..,s,,. am. Lruh.,..
@,S.u,s:. ra p.,.s -,..h and s,ost c.t.ns;osssy
rrr,t;ors. Il axt,.cst. ffo,t from frosSn hsuls
and feet feet, and The poison Of bites ana
stings OF venomous reptiles; II suDoase
swellings and alleviates pain OF every kine ESQ
For sprains or bruises it 10 the most Rotsas5
remedy ever discovered. The 0sntaus Linia
nient is used with great efficacy Tor Sers Yhrees
T0othache, Caked Breasts. IArssas
4 and Weak Back. Tho following. i hat sa1s..
| Die OF numerous tsstimoniAls:. ,.4
| aIsn,AxA HouE JFrP Co I'm. Nav x8. rs
1 II tb;nk II nv duty 10 inform .yau that r.
b.ve s,lfYarad much with aWOlien fe1fss
4 asd "i,.srTs havsF not bsen' fres tronl,
THESE . .swsliiaps in eight. Years. Nov ~.
am perfectly well, shanks t. the csntasf
Liniment The Llniinent ought 70 be applied
warm. 4se,.5 s BENlANtl!x Y! BRoNE
The proof In in the trial. It. d, reiiablA ~
=. ~ ,.....,,t. ,.s 3 .s.is..,s {,
Il ID nduoy, AsAs onosPs sAAss SsSAy 5-~s-.'s,
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Transfers of Reai Estate.

J Highly to J Lohr, 2 acres, Benton
township, Sl35
j. Hogue to NJ J. Hogue. 81 acres,
Wayne township, consideration love and
affection
c. Blackledge to David Blackledge,
IS acres, Adams township, $500
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Notice to Teachers.

UyHE Board Of Examinefe ofMonros county
will hold meetingsfor the examination o
Teachers. as follows: ssan.
Woodsasld, saturday. lane II, 1s7o. -,...
July 8, q.
@u' Is" 20,
Saturday at the close Of the institute.
These examinations will commence at
O'Clock :. m. aud close at p. m. s.
A fee OF so cents is required from eaoh
spplioar. as condition Of examination, and
must be paid IN advance.
By order Of the Board.
june ,'70td. 4. J. PEARSON. Clsrk.
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wWhetber HAYES may be called
good candidate or not, depends Com
pared with a thief he is good man; com
pared with statesman be is rather an in
ferior article.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-06-20

HThe nomination Of HAYES is hu
initiating confession that the men O
ability in the Republican party were una
valuable
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-06-20

srThc nomination OF HAYES is re
eeived by the Republicans here with a
mid degree Of surprise, andfeeble ac-
auiescence.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-06-20

HThe late hour At which We receive
che proceedings OF the, Cincinnati Con
vsntion prevents US from giving = foil re-
mort. or lengthy comment. q s,ss:
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9Th advertisements,

O1,,4ooloe HAPPY RRLIRF to Young
OA'ooe'Oioo Men from the effects of Errors
to and Abuses in early life.
Marriage. msnts msna'sa TO xsr,isss .ssi rsmon.dM
New method of treatment. New and remark
able remedies. Books and circulars sent
free in sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD
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An Institution having high reputation
for honorable conduct and professional skill.
june20, 7GY. 3
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-06-20

SNow If the Democrats will exhibit
reasonable amount of good sense at St
LosIs, they can name the next President
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-06-20

aHRepealthe Resumption Act. stop
The contraction, and thousands OF sinking
mon viii. soon feel solid bottom under
their feet
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sWHAYEs merely represents the tail
that was left after the Kilkenny Aght a
Cincinnati. At'
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CENTENNIA
q TEL DIRECTORY
~ x.nr ~ ~
PHILA DRLP 1 A.

Thousands of our readers will visit the
grand Centennial Exhibition at Philsdelpeta
They will-want to stop at hotels where the
accommodations are good aud the charges
are reasonable. To DO so they must make
all arrangements before starting This can
bs done BY correspondence with the Propri-
etors. In this Directory will be found such
"a are fully up to these requirements.
HAN MING HOU Sc,
~ ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN
Pine st, from seth to 40h sts.. Philadelphia, Pa.
Handsomest part Of West Philadeiphia;
cars pass door to Centennial Grounds; new
buildings of brick and stone, and new fur
niturs; capacity for 700 guests LODGING
81 DAY. Breakfast and supper SO cents
each; careful attendance and private watch
men; large parties accemm odated IN separate
sections. Rooms may be engaged in advance
| by correspondence.
| june2O, ,'7sm4. CLAIMING HOTBL Co..
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AN ORDINANCE.

Be 1t ordained by the Town Council Of the
Incorporated 'viilags Of woodsheld. Ohio: ,
SEC /, That tho Mayor shall have the power
to summons and empsnnela jury to try all o..
ses tried under any ordinance passed, or may
be passed hereafter ---- gs
Patssd June 6, 1875.
HR MASON. Mayer.
Attest GEO r DoRR, Cooperation olsfk.
iuns13, ,'76w2. Tss
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* con per Day At homo. Samples worth
'o1kV 81 free. 6spaos I Co., Portland.
Esine. mch7l, ,'76T.g
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PROVIDENCE. r l., June l3.-Senator
Anthonv was, to day, reelected to the
Vai.ei Sa,es Seasta for fourth term.
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TIzE
Five Highest Prizes Of the World

rFxE
Five Highest Prizes Of the World
1857 y 4t "a
The Grand Gold Medal of the United States
National Agricultural Society. a2A
1892
The International Exhibition Medal, London,
England.
The Grand Gold Medal. first prize, at the Great
International Field Trials against all the
world, at the Paris, France. Exposition; also
the decoration Of the Legion Of Honor.
1875
The Grand Diploma Of Honor, the highest
award of the Commission and the only one
given for Reaping and Moving Machines, at
the Vienna, Austria. Exhibition: supplemented
by the Decoration of the Imperial Order OF
Francis Joseph. @ t.,
The hrst prize, Gold Medal. at Bremen, Ger.
many, International Exhibition, June, 1874.
! This record tells not only of Progress. but Of
continued Superiority unequaled in the history
Of Moving and Reaping Machines.
! The Worlds Highest Prizes, gnined from
1857 to 1874. is no small triumph for Woods
Harvesting Machines, supplemented =,
it is by the fnrther successes of 1873.
;, Send for circular. and when in town call and
see us. 234, 20 Of these calculated Ma
chimes have been made and sold. Is, 80
were made and sold In the year 1878. For sAl
ty He i7e p. SCHBMACHkR, II.
! jdnt1S, 10. w'scdsAeid, Chic.
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Belmont County News.

EEThe sReIormers lind themselves
with cold corpse in their arms. ii
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NEslitorials Is on llrst page,

n BR1srow and Reform were lovely
h their lives. aud In death they were not
separated.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. |
JEREMIAH PITTMAN's ESTATE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the N lsssienp
lSsed has been appointed and qualified = A.
rinistrator Of the eetste Of JsremisA rittmxn,
lAts ct Hoaroe eouAty (, dsoeassd
juaefo,rowS ISAAC HEAnEKY,
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REPORT OF THE coMMITrEE ON cREDEN
TIALS

The majority of the committee re-
ported in favor of the admission Of the
delegation from Alabama, headed by
Jese Haraldson, anti-Spencer, and also
that from the Distcict OF Columbia,
known as the Bowen delegation.
The CHAIR fhe next business in or.
der is the Report of tae Committee on
RaaOlutionsa ls r.1 "
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slefIs ess s5s4& isassa ssF
is S4ee .ses sxne.
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!R4 "a y 1feSf x1n4e'
CAsFORIA.

-
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The Grand Gold Medal first prize, at the Great
International Field Trials against all the
world, at the Paris, France. Exposition; also
the decoration of the Legion OF Honor.
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mated James G. Blaine
| Stewart Woodford, Of New 7 hrk,pre
septed the name of r 'scoe C'nkling
Ben Wade nominated Rutherford B
Hayes, OF Ohio
Linn rtholomew named John f
Har,ranft, Of P nnsylvania
The Convention adjourned until to
m row
+ CINCINNATI, June 16 The C,nven
i ton was called to order by Mr.. McPaer'
son at half past ten, thirty minutes later
: than the regular time.
4 The Chair-The business OF ballotine
for candidate for the Office of Presi
dent of the United States will be pro.
, ceeded with. The secretary will pro
ceed to call the roll OF the States, and
the chairman Of each delegation viii
announce as distinctly as possible from
his place the choice OF the delegation = >
! The call of the roll for the first ballot
|, ing was then had. and resulted as fol
i lows: Blaine, 29l; Bristow, ll3; Nor
, ton, 125 Conkling, 66; Hayes, 65; Hart
ranft. So; Jewell, IL This was yer.
4 near what had been predicted as the re
). suit of the first ballot. No choice. Ii
The Convention proceeded to sec
!. ond ballot, with the following result:
i. Blaine, 296; Morton, 100; Bristov
!, ia; Conkling, 80; Hayes, "a; Har
r rauft, So; Wheeler, 8; Washburn. :
y The announcement OF the vote ws
, greeted with cheers, the addition to I'll
.. Blaine vote giving rise to great enth'
siasm, as also that of Bristow.
E. The third ballot was as follows:- :
Blaine, 293; Morton, 113; Bristow. l2l
T. Conkling. 80; Hayes, So; Hartranft, 81
% Wheeler, z; Washburne, ! This VI
to the quietsst roll call yet had, the on
i. demonstrations being caused by son
r.. slight Bristow gains, and the pertina
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ADVANCE DECLINE
The following are the changes in closing prices CON-
pared with those Of yesterday
ApvANcE-New York Central, u; Harlem, /; Union
Pacific, u Western Union, a.
DECLINE Rock Island, y Ohio and Mississippi,
u; New Jersey Central. u Northwestern "a do. pre-
fcrrod, u Michigan Central. ~ Lake Shore, q; Han
nibal and ST. Joseph common, -; Delaware and Lacka
wanna, u.
The OF the market was stationary.
THE MARKET.
Money continues easy at two per cent as the ruling
rate Of cali loans Primo commercial paper Is
changed.
The following the rates OF exchange on New
York at the aforementioned cities to-day
savannah, y premium; Charleston, selling 3-i6,
buying y premium; Now Orleans commercial u,
bank NJ Cincinnati firm, 80 to 100 premium; Chicago
to so premium and ST. Louis. par to 30 discount
Sterling exchange was very dull; prime asking rates,
Lssh and %9o1s selling rates, 4s7h ASH and 4 s9h
4s9A; reichmarks. pan e45S a 95k s5.s cables,
90; primo Paris, ais 5.l3k.
INK GOLD MARKEr
Cod opened and closed at 1l1X, with sales in the
interim at H. The carrying rates were " 1, 2 and
mar cant I.onns werc ali ada a.s
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON August . 1876
a,69s.
NEw ORLEANS. August > 1876. 60
Cotton firm midding llsac low midding, loSe; good
ports. coastwise 1884. Sales. 1000 Stock, 1882.
MOBILE. Angus. . 1876.
Cotton firm: middling. 1O7sc: low midding. 95Sc good
ordinary Sac. Net receipts SO bales Exports coastwise
Cotton quiet and arm radng 70 l5.lse low mdang
Exports. eoasswise. los Sales "a Stock, $50
CHARLEsroS, August .. 1876.
srd'aa!s f Sc &C. ass Ss rsssps bales
Sales TO- stock, 2,23i.
ps Of THU dull at se Resin 81 20 for
E0a , @Ss a No. ppE &c Soass s%se y7er
steady; sales 4.oc bushels State s. white; 81
Mchgan,s 81 a. choice white Canada Il IS. Corn dull
Canal frcirhts unchanged Lake rcccipts@wne". 200
90 es n Sa""
BUFFALO August 2. 1876
hsSs receipts S sS
5000 bills; wheat, 1000 bushels corn $4,000 do.
&hss ao h
pssr se ry ~Ass 49,
by lake nomnay SOC Tor coal to Chicago Flour quiet.
gan at 81 80; 200 CO. No Milwaukee club. 81 49, No
S hsld W" Ss oo kim
aFs
~ 80 ~ for medium clover and " 90 tor LARGE PORK Swer
qu wheat firm No. TRls %aSas 81 81 aS's So
,, whss Masan TO- s s%cs do Msnsls u 49, Sep
S,ntcr new 81 il; No. red new Ssc Corn steady High
a no GRADS s'PssSD'G & de quiet o
wa Esssp o s Do oa snr 5
bbls four 5000 bushels wheat; 1900 do. 1900
CnIcAco August .. 1876.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT 1-8C. HIGHER FUTURES CLOSED
srRoNG-FLoUR srEADY-wHEAT DULL. BUT
FIRM-CoRN ACTIvE-oATs FIRM PORK
NoMrNAL-LABD QUIET-wHIsKEY FIRM-pE-
TgoLEUM FIRM-NAvAL STORES QUIEr-orLs
QUIEr-GRoCERTEs COFFEE QUIET SUGAR
QUrRT-PREIoHTs STEADY
WEDNESDAY August 2-6 p. NJ
The merchandise markets showed but little change
to-day being generally dull, with less irregu-
larty and In some lower prices. On Change
business small savo In ono two commodities
Flour was steady. Wheat was dull but firm Tor
good samples Corn active for shipment and con-
whskcy was irmer. Pork was neglected and nomi-
nal Lard quiet. Freighis quiet Cotton the
spot &c higher Futures closed active and steady
Coffee quiet Sugar quiet. Naval stores were
quiet Oils ruled quiet. Petroleum iruG
CoYrKK The market for Rio quiet. The cargo Of
4oi4 bags Santos Rosae. which have sold
at auction tomorrow, withdrawn and sold at privats
sale reported At Baltimore 500 bags Rio sold
quote :ordnary csreoes i4stc I5c. fair do. 1esc.
Ie'.c good do. lie. Ike prime do, IKE IKE
Tor lots 14s4c Isc Santos air good
l64c. lie, gol ninety days; Java government bags
zoe 22c. do grass mats. 20c. abe Singapore. do,
lsc. c.; Ceylon l6isc ls5.c. Maracaibo 1t5tc. a
1sc; Lsgusyra, Nc IKE; Jamaica. 15r. lie.
Ica lie. lyc Mexican IBls Use Manila fsc isc
I4Lc. - tic
CoroS-The market spot was firm and quota,lo
marked nc. FUTURES active strong
The closing prices to-day compare with Tuesday prices
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY s. ss-wnH

head, weight 6i cwt. 81 Illinois 0iSc per No.,
weights "a cwt- 1cwt Is Illinois ut es4e H..
weight cwt o. Waixel sold for j. Wsixe % Illinois
steers At Sc per ID with 81 head weight 30
Illinois steers at 914c per d. weight "a % Illinois
steers at ioc per h. with 81 .G weight
AZ Illinois 9ise per h.. with per head
NJ. Goidschmdt sold tor Rolhschild Go. li3
Ohio steers at size per H., gt 81 40 Cherokee
For Kloper Co 40 Cherokee 7c per H. weight
81 cwt scant: IL Missouri steers at ~ per h. weight
5ls cwt; ~ Missouri steers at 91sc h. weights "a
cwt "a cwt 10 Missouri steers AT ele per h. weight
"a 10 Missouri steers at Zoe H.. weight
10 Missouri steers at lo, per h. weight "a cwt scsnt
For n. Morris 10 Illinois Toe. per H. weight
per head 20 head. weights ~ cwt. a 81 cwt.
SHEEP LAMBs.-Trade alr; sales firm qualify from
a SIC per H. ~ Elliott sold 30 Ohio s he Weight
"a lbs head ut 5ac osac 10 40 Canada amos.
weisht 81 lbs per head at &C. per h. Hupe Elliott sold
state lambs weight So lbs. head Sc h. lib
State lambs, weight 81 lbs per head STE per 10 81
State lambs weight ~ lbs per head SIZE per ID. g. f.
Judd Buckingham sold state bucks weight go lbs
4ic per To- State sheep, weight 800 lbs, per H.
"a State lambs weight 1900 lbs at per h. so state
sold ~ Indiana sheep weight $50 lbs sc per ID $50
Indiana sheep, weight .0ooo lbs, at DC. per ID 4
s,ssy sheep wes, alo @ e. &c @ 80
LAG Kentucky sheep, weight 1890 lbs. Sac.
per H. PA Ohio sheep. weight IL $40 lbs. sac per -
GINA lambs weight IA 02o los 7c per h. 233 Virginia
lambs. weight 1870 lbs at !i6c. h.. 2l3 Virginia
lambs. weigh. 3 800 lbs. at 7c per h. il3 Kentucky
lambs. weight $3.50 lbs sslc per ID. 80 Kentucky
lambs weight 1890 lbs 7c per b. 80 Kentucky laos
weight 334D lbs, 7c per b.: 80 Jersey lambs weight
$3.50 lbs. at sac per ID.
Mich Cows sold in small lots at $i5 $65 per head,
calves included.
vxALs CALvrs-smooth quality sold 7Isc.
SIC. per h. ordinary quality calves 4ac. 4sc. per
H.. also at Sc IS per head
HoGs.-There were no live hogs SALE
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100 at IL l5l6c. 800 IL 81 32c September 400 at
II 25-32c October GOO At II sl6c December 500 at
llHe; January. 800 at 1896 July. 300 at Y IL 32c
9u at II 81 SIC. 1900 at l2c; scptember. 700 At
II 1880, 200 at Ike, l2UO IL 2532c.. 2 100 at
II l3i6c. 800 at 25-33c. 200 IL I3l6c October,
go at 9ioc 100 at II 1880. 100 at II 16c zoo at
III l132c, 200 at III 9i6c 2,a,O IL 1890: Novem-
bs5 200 at Ike. 100 at y i53ac 200 ut Ike,
2tO at III lo-3.c December. POD Mt III 1889 700 at
ii4c 800 at IL 9l6c; January. 500 at Ilssc 100 ut
~ 2i32c March 100 NJ lie April 100 ut IL 32c May,
100 ut l2c July, 2Do II 17-32c. Total 700 bales.
Gand total "a POO bales The reespts at the
10 lows -t;ayeson AZ New Orleans. 53l Mobile. 81;
Savannah 49, Charleston o. Norfolk ITO; New York 20:
Boston, ~; Philadelphia. 2 Total. 800 This day last
week. 172 this day last 1856 Total since September
4os9 4s7 bales Cotton freghts closed as foiows-To
Havre, by steam c compressed to Hamburg, by steam,
?c compressed TO Bremen. by steam .. compressed to
Liverpool a-i0d. by steam: by sail. 5-l6d. $500
FLOUR AND Observation-Disclosures. 9422 bills Wheat
Is 6 bushels Corn meal iao bbls and 6i3 sacks Oats
4563 bushels Corn, sio0 do. Rye l75 do Barley malt,
!ol72 do Tho flour market steady with moderate
demand the sales about $4,000 bbis State, Western
and southern at the annexed quotations Rye Hour
steady with sales OF 300 bbls Mt 81 IS s. 5 Corn meal
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GALVESTON, August 2, 1876
Cotton rmcr; middling. 1dc low mddling lOic good
ordinary, 9ac. Net receipts ~ bales Sales TO- Stock,
269S
NEw ORLEANS. August ., 1876.
Cotton firm; mddng Ilac.: low midding lO7Gc.; good
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whsa dull i% ins'tiiyy ali kinds while the
y " s; m5 70; Il
S d w ae c sss VI IS sq "s
evening SOC Soc. for warm: sc. Sss. ior prime
se Soc Tor steamer including 10000 bushels in
5000 bushels Il Soc for Western mxed she Tor western
s DO ac R M PER Shs a
sso for hot Chicago mixed Rye was quiet and nominal
Hksr JurEWe sales of 400 bale butts at 2slc
single 500 sssS for double and sa6 SIS for rough;
Manila hemp Is god da Rn . Clean Saco Sslo gGd
butts asde 2slc cash sisal hemp 4sc gOid stle SIC
MoLissrs- Domestic was quiet but steady. Foreign was
5 Ms @ o sna renn g.
$50 do see 4oe. Porto Rico; s7c aac Eng
SOC prime TO shoss Sc ss5e '"N'' N'' y S''4 ''
supply S' ana 's
' aaa
SsSS I % 'SRSosss 's4a'
.on.ssds crude sse soa.as.n yellow AS Soc ys,Sw
& $50 cSuas S.a sls %ne
a &c. 81 5 rs ~", @ sss casks
q III u IN. do cases - 80 81 4o winter bleached
PErRoLnuxrhe market firm but quiet. The closing
Prices we're , a. GG SS in Gn & do SSh
5 ls rsS%sd a phiisdseSs i!se BssI%o5s
qais :1 ssSs H'.g
Conduit ~ asl shipments 7. s.sa oi Sity ga,ei ana
s'enuv % o. ou 81 ,, y 81
& 90 DIS; Lara ooe 'srces
80 kegs anu ~ cases out meats fiu M n' t
80 r anu - uIaes nee % i 90 h uo " &
lnc po.N Nv ~ ns e sa.'
d s a $50 Sed for ucsnber n bbs so
.cn e' ."u % 81 sNo' "" oos. 81.
a. ~ 20 nd sio ~ tor ~ Dds ness s1a ~
3is ~ %io % cash cu meats were yuct. resh nnS
wie uuoteu at iv;ac i,ac. esn oces ~ SYsc. vc.'
picked mans ny &c ~ itac pckeu oc'ues VI ioac c'
ana ooNeu oeies AZ ivac ,c BACON WAS Iu'et At V,sc
10" y anu osc ior western lons 90 soac ~
the Wes on private terms eei was qW'et ~ oois mess
ana oxrS soa wiring tne range we quote b"fSs's
packst ~ra, s "e1 I NINA u. eH MARS nIs Rss
y %, lnulH n.ess, ..e' P."c MSS ZIG Deer
Snms n. asi i. i o is Pr'T s h" i
SuoAeu "ere gu'e' a. ii,se :" io'sc 'o n"ns anu
iotac nc or shouoes ialu WAS puleI am c,v
Ing ~ tue sesonu car US ~. iass ou
90 oo asked III ~, Din I'll OF Mkeu' W
t9oer si % No. ,, ~ nssea: Nnvcmoer Fiv on,
9Io Z, asKeu INC SAFES were *eou. q "a
ana si 90 .or ana Si % nna Sii pa os 0e
tooer spot sales were ~ terees city At nc ana 30
erces new cs.c' e. r rr w % &C.
ior so"tn 'eea' 90 .oa Tug ".u i's, 'o'
"a t i ii Mt q, ios a"d MS tercs far nh On
Wy NJ a.. 49, "u - o' ,a VI
p nssae TERMS nu''er anu e"eese ie"""sa quiet ou'
s'eau,. -, xv -. c-.u. s.,. 4. -,
sch MAS stenuy We Huo.e - r1" iar W pI'ne'
oSse. o1ac; INIT 70 sooa - Anu 90
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TOO MUCH LAUDANUM.

John wyberd, aged nity-hvc Of No. 40 Jane street,
died yesterday morning at the Chocrs Street Hospital
from the effects OF OF audanum taken the
previous day. Deceased had long been the habit OF
taking laudanum He q native OF England but had
been employed in New York as a city contractor
Coroner Eickhon took charge OF the case.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

Jersey City....... 2.2e2 SOL 23i'
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z,ss. : loSs per it,, weight: sxt; : sxs:
a ns herds na"d few sssa aaa to
weak l,c on y. las, auoiatons A. s,xtleh
yards n si . az car, Of p ssrsd
with II Of pes heal weight "a c.s 30 Illinois steers at
8 Illinois ,,esrs a. Ole .c per h. weight - cw, T.;
per head weis 'e ews sesnt Illinois a, c
ss5 g "ss Weight
~ sw Sssei T. Msyer ,oa for ~ Norris ;so % aC,
elc perb weight IA cwt scsnt - Illinois steers at
head head 20 Illinois eac 10, With Joe.
81 head x, s u s c - s fs so
9s.c per To- with So the lot weight IA cwt
is n no at 49, & ass
Cary sod for ; ssye, Illinois steers ; a. % Ri weigh.
head 10 head and SOC on head 80 head weights
% gs' s wsisS ew 80 illinois an es ssee' with lo
per head S on 10 head for j. II. @inam,; illinois
ssis Tor Il, IiIasi. ssss PERM weish. %
g 1s Ssr "s S x:isss .sd y
steers at ,ae per H. weignt sw strong Y kenuesy
s sseT 81 4' per steers aS weight ew
Coan Thompson sold Tor selves 81 illinois
81; Ssss. :.s
8 onio .ssss ss At per Weight cns
Jpsnt simpson il illinois steers a. sSie iose per h.
s wssn: Sso /" ar
u kenucky steers AZ sac oac per Id, weight c~t tor
HoIms 81 Kentucky steers a. sssc. per 10. weigh,
ewt 81 h"<an soa ros sci, os o nsr esI' S
gel sold ior Morris is illinois steers AZ 5Isc per lb with
per with 81 Oh pes head % mead, weight sw, Mar
hemer scld Tor :. NJ. Williams 81 Illinois steers
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BANK SHARES.
Bank shares sold at 1905 for Central National SO for
Fourth National and l14si Tor Commerce Tho latest
bids were as iollows:-AmerIca, 1.t0; American Ex-
change 1889 Central National, 100; City, 800; Com
merce, lax; Continental, SO; First National, 200;
Fourth National, SO; Eulton, las; Hanover, 49, Mer-
chants 114a; Merchants Exchange, 95 Metropolitan,
100; New York, III; North America. 9oA Park 124;
Republic, 20; ST. Nicholns, l0+.
STATE BONDS.
State bonds at the Board were neglected District Of
Columbis 365s were steady at FOX.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS On Tuesday, August I,
SAMUEL W. ALEXANDER to BERTHA Il. NoRDHS, both oil
this city
BARRoN-FINLAy. the residence OF the BRIDES
parents, in Philadelphia. Pa, July 49, by the Rev. r
A. HUMPHREYS, w. II. BARRON to KArR daughter Of
Thomas Fnay. Esq.
HoyT-PoLLARD-On Wednesday, August q Mt TIC
Reform church OF Harlem, by the Rev. DR.. MandeyIv'
WILLIAM 7. HoYT to LILLE POLLARD, OF this city