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$500 ron 70 slsS EsiS s s. n%aA CITY
$500. -A 1sB }Si fSSSuiah SSRHRSSast PARK
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cent; IN is.. .6sn IL month";: Come and buy "
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Snssr 81 FatSsa Sroes IN once OF ''' AUG
sSo.i.tins q 90 acres % tiilsbe land g acres q
s' on Southern s. arGsa q Long ~ps
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Crews q Court ST, Brossyn inquire u 'OnN AN
JERsEXC CITY BgsllN iio.s rR2PEaT y
Newark ay., lot s5xioo a. Thursday. Oct is 1S p.
NJ. at Gibson Co.'S ~ Montgomery ST., jersey City.
Maps Of auctioneers, or Blackwell. Rlker WILKINS
Pine st" NY.
MUST BE SOLD. house and lot 173 Richardson
wi St, Brooklyn h. ID. price 5000. Inquire on the
premises.
NEW 3.story brick house; elegant rooms all i'm
~ prOvements only 10 minutes walk from Cort-
land at ferry, jersey city. inquire II Liberty ST.
q - SA WILL buy house. four roo ms full lot.
sDODV near depot Eli11 Oethp0rt, N. j. KILL
LOGG, BrosowaY, mornings.
Sor Sals ano 10 GET.
ZINE second nat. Jersey City; only nye minutes
II walk from Cortiandt and Deebroses SITS. ferries
rooms rent t235O Inquire II Liberty st.. New YorS.
OFFICES TO LET In second story sun pnildiug.
~ front rear we'll lighted and steam heated 40
pb at Sun Publication nee Nassau and Fran dort,ts.
FINO LET-Firstclass apartments In the new build
II ings 1888, 1855. 1877. and 1870 Warrington st., near
Cedar; they have all the modern improvements water
supplied to family without trouble OF nand pumps;
rents Is TO te6 Apply to L. DENlsON on the premises
rI,O LET-423 East 18th st.-Nice rooms, bedrooms
Il and kitchens one flight, front low rent Also,
nice rooms and bedrooms, $3.50 and " large hall
rooms. ~ Inquire on premises.
rINHE STORE, 1855 Nassau ST., sun blildng to lot,
j. suitable for BANKING, Insurance. or general but-
ness; steam heated Apply at the sun Publication
ONCE. 40 Nassass'.
FI,O LFT-Corner store In new sir.story building,
I3S 1885, 1877 1850 Warrington 81 suitable for good
grocery. Apply to L. DENIsoN, on the premises
- ROOMS, second floor. 90; 8 rooms third door,
- IS ignt rooms. 40 Inquire al s&4 West 46th st.,
ar floor.
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Connecting with Danbury NorwalK and New Haven
Railroads BY steamer AMEnlGUs. daily SUNDAYS
eNoeplcdl from Jewell's docX Brooklyn, $50 T.. NJ ;
Pier 81, East river, 2to r. ~ ana foot OF 1871 ST. Ea.
river. At T.. NJ fars 80 cents. Excursion tickets 80
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Aorsts, dmnnoss, Nt.

EOW SALE-Three single and three double trucks
Hiro one express wagon 20s Vest 1Stn ~.
INOk SALE cheap-rwo young horses aiso doc
. tors carriage at 4sl East l2th II.
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ksrsJnlI Noilc,s.

DISEASES or MEN, Nervous Debility, aud kin.
~ dred Affections spctlY and pernlnentlF cured 0y
HENRY \. DANIELS, ". u, al Lexington aN, u az
10th 81. Hour. 3 10
SEIF-CIRE for nervous and chronic diseased
- without medicine, electric bets, &C.; all about
tli IA aud now To distinguish the genuine from th1
spurious book iree al depot 2l2 Broadway. n. \.
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Salts.

A sfLENDiD larse burglar and powder.proof
IA hsINn SAFE sold because the Wnor anita larger
oasi COST $500 Inquire t7i Liberty st.
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A III KINDS 4 owing machines FOR sale, to rent,
~ or AcLaust; also huuSn anu repaired good Sec
Qua land very cheap montly naymeis. 100 Canal st.
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rIR%f-HATr taiiore.s on nnc cu,'om coats,
n one rat con o. rate. Apply at 2OI NVrlh ith ,,r
Nliliamshutgh.
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Sehng matO,n,s.

coo FOR WHEELER ~ WILSnN half cant
- - - net inaChinr, used short time, with nh attach.
nents cost few months ago t0j 81 f., 3lst, lst noor
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WnIrE STAIR LINE.
STEAMBOATS, auo Rallroaoa
AGREAT REDUCTION or FARE ny
PEOPLES LINE TO Albany.

flrstClaes passage only q after Oct. l.
HUDSON RIVER By MOONLIGHT.
Centennial VISITORS enjoy Of the best and
most magnificent scenery OF the Highlands on the Hud
con by travelling on the
PEOPLES LINE
OF elegant and commodCus boats, passing West Point
and all places OF interest early 10 evening" con.
meeting at Albany with morning for Chicago aud
all points north and west.
boats leave dairy !suhdsys excepted st6P NJ. from
Pier Al, Y H.. near Pennsylvania Railroad Pier In New
YorR Re sulir HUDSON River Railroad tick AZ en- Tor
passage and siateroom hcrths. Sisterooms warmed
by steam. Meals the European plan.
Centennial excursion tickets good other limos to
Albany will he taSen for passage.
A LBANY AND TWDA, ny DAY BOATS
#. Pier atSlo and a. Mt 1850 A NJ Landing NJ West
Point, kewburgh, POugakeepsle, Hancock. CatskI,
and Hudson. Connections at Albany WITH train
= VI. for tue West, over New York Central arTVing at
Buffalo 1lO Suspension Bridge $40 and Niagara Fills
a. $40 n, iollowlng morning Cenunuous tral1s on
Lake shore and CanaJa southern roads To West Point
ami Newourgn ana return same day. 81. Poughkeep.
sic, ~ 30.
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A EBANl OPPOSITION.-New steamer ESCORT
N leaycs Pier 49, North rlvcr. foot o. Frlnslln ST,
,yery Monday, Wednesday and Friday 4 $3.50 Z. NJ
Fare. so cents Railroad tickets good for passage.
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A n - EAST DtH 81. opposite stewards. cash
~ pgld Tor work. We give written guar3nt for
Al goa can 10 year, aHd only ak you nc nrs III
hIAl lLL-l.L L-LLm-.
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4 ust ano ofoano.

4 OSr-hAnk book No. $50 Of the Fxcel.Ior saylnqs
Il Bank Under Will please leave book At the hanE
corner OF 23d st. aud ON av. JAMES II. TURNER
I OsT-A deed Tor cemetery lot to Charles y Barn.
dollar suitable reward will be gwen II turned
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Ass III S s CURRENCY! 'tS .Ss'
saloons State Rooms, Smoking. and Bath Room.
~ JOIN @ DALE, Agent. 10 and as Broadway, N. Y.
NATIONAL h FSk I5Ebo Ier' a ana AZ n r.
France f5h n rs d %yS 'rivfSfFyo5 NJ
H. eSssa s'i l. N 4
Return iicts. sioc ,iiO, SEQ currency
Draft. issued from 81 aowssd 1t current prices, xp
ply at the compsnYs once 90 Bro ,dwsy -. Gamma.
- '''' '"N r. j. HURST. Manager.
BANANA TRANSIT AND PACIFIC MAIL
STEAMSHIP LINES
For California Japan. chin,, Australia. New Zealand
70. sArS$ PIs %S% #tf
EsS snS EsNS S. TT e jsfAs SsH SaSA
steamer Hzsl aRHAElbtia e1 Si SfT ZEALAND
"% sboSiias 6rs.S Pier =, 4. H. ioos tsas st
a,AE Of atPIsAfM III HIoyDoyDrnnr
sFFAAF FE s. SRSaSG TSs%.i,S 55s il
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FURNITURE, CARPETS.
BEDDlN0,
AT oEARRELL's, 80 fIGHTH Az,
....... Between som rul 3lltsta.
PAYMENTS TAKEN WEEKLY OR MONTHLY.
EIkNIruhE. CARPETS. BEDDING, and
otoNes sou nj lowest cash prices On Weesly OI
monthly payments no additional charge on time sales
J. Lynch, 800 Eignth Avenue.
between 2blh and 2Oth sta.
EuRNiTTRE, carpets bedding. sc, on weekly OF
Il monthH payments, 1t OFARkELL :, 1857 Bowery.
coon second hand and misft carpet. all szes oil
~ .otns Sc very cheSp. al the old place lie FuL
ton A. Price list sent free. NJ. j. BE SHALL.
WEkkLf AND MOS rnLy PAYMENTS
~ sLen TOT furniture carpets, and bedding An IR
CowPgRtdwAlr& CO.'S 1876 Chath.ast
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MARTIN 5 FERRY.

WHEELING Presbytery of the U. P
Church met here last Wednesday. The
usual routine of business was attended
to during the day, and al night mission
conference was held, at which time ad
dresses were made by Revs. Meloy
Ralph and others on the topics, "W hat
IS the mission work this Presbytery is
called on to do, and the best method OF
doing it, The Presbytery adjourned Il
meet in West Alexander, Pennsylvania
in August.
THE meeting called last Saturday t.
make arrangements for the 4th of July,
proved to be grand failure. The pee
pie here manifest but little interest In
Fourth of July arrangements this year
The festival held in Commercial Hall
for the benefit of prospective brass
band, was success and the manager has
taken the money and left. Some sup
pose he has gone after the instruments
FRIDAY of last week the petition TO have
the corporate limits of the town extend
ed. was heard and decided in favor OF the
extension by the County Commissioners.
The amount of legal talent employed In
the case was simply enormous.
TIE Ohio City Bank has purchased
ground on Fourth street, and have COM
menced preparations towards erecting q
bank building, along side OF S. b. IT.
wins new store room.
The Cat holics hold astrawberry festi-
val tonight, Saturday. in Medilfs
Hall. All are invited to attend.
THE Teunesseeans will give a con-
cert in the NJ E. Church next Monday
night They may expect tull house.
Men of both parties are very snIiou;
10 hear the result of the Cincin-
natl Republican Convention, as to whom
of the candidates will receive the nomina'
tion. Most of the Republicans here are
HAYES men. For our part, il we are 70
be cursed another four years with Re
publican President We would prefer
hayes.,o most of the other candidates
spoken of.
WE understand the Ohio City Mil
will be sold at public sale. July 18th.
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parts of the body: cullness and drowsi-
ness, with frequent headache; diExinesa,
bitter or bad taste in the mouth. dryness
of the throat, and internal heat; palpi.
tatlon Of the heart, dry, teasing cough.
sore throat unsteady appetite sour
stomach, raising OF the food, and chok-
ing sensation IN the throat; sickness and
vomiting, distress, heaviness, and .
bloated, or full feeling ab ut the stomach
and sides; sggravsting pains in the sides,
back, or breast, and about the shoulders;
collie pains and soreness through
the bowels; constipation, alternating with
diarrhes; piles, Aatulepce, nervousness,
coldness of the extremities. rush Of
blood to the head, with sympt ms Of spo-
ple1y; numbness of the limb. specially
at night), and chills, alternating with hot
flashes; kidney and other arinary Difficult.
ties, dullness, low spirits and gloomy
forebodings. Only u few Of these symp-
toms will be likely to oe present In any
case at one time.
Alexandria, and Cornwall from New
York arrived.
TREArMENr.-Take DR.. Rress
Golden Medical Discovery with small
doses Of his Pleasant Prgdtrs Pellets
which act As an Alternative on the liver.
For Liver Complaint and the various al.
fections caused by diseased liver, these
remedies are unsurpassed. The Golden
Medical Discovery does not simply pdili-
ate the disease, but 1t produces lasting
effect By Its Use the liver and stomach
are changed TO Nm active, healthy state,
the appetite is regul,ted, the blood puri.
fed and enriched, and the entire system
renovated and restored to health.
The Discovery is sold by druggists. X.
V. Pierce, NJ. d., Proprietor, Worlds
Dispensary, Buffalo, n. Y.
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John P. Jones, Nevada; George A. Hal
sey, New jersey A. b. Cornell
New York; Thos. B. Keogh
North Carolina; A. 7. Wickof
Ohio; h. w. Scott, Oregon; Nelson
Waldriige, Pennsylvania; John j. Pat
terson, South Carolina; VIM. Rule, Ten.
nessee; NJ 8. Colburn, Vermont; ]. ID,
Sener, Virginia; John w. Mason,
Grafton, West Virginia; Elihu Enos,
Wisconsin; Newton Edmunds, Dskato;
S. j. Bewmen, District of Columbia;
Thomas Donaldson, Idaho; A
h. Beatty, Montanna; Stephen b
Elkins, New Mexico; John 4. Nc Bride,
Utah; Orange Jacobs, Washington; NJ
Cary, Wyoming; William Z. Chandler,
New Hampshire; w. Aldridge, Rhode
Island
Mr.. Smith, Of New York-Slr: As
Secretary OF the Committee on Reselu-
tions, l desire to report the following
declaration and move that il be added 10
the platform:
That we present as our candidates for
President and Vice Precedent OF the
United States, two distinguished
statesmen, of eminent ability
and character aud conspicuously
fitted for those two high offices, and We
con fdently appeal to the American peo'
pie TO entrust the administration OF their
public affairs to Rutherford B Hayes
and William A. Wheeler.
The ChsIr--Shail it be unanimously
adopted?
1t WAS agreed TO.
Mr. Lewis, of Virginia-Gentlemen OF
the Convention: l rise TO offer the than ks
Of this Convention TO the distinguished
individual who has presided over this
meeting:
Resolved, That the President OF this
Convention is entitled TO the thanks ot
this body for the able and impartial
manner in which he has discharged The
arduous duties.
The resolution WAS adopted.
Thanks were also rendered the S"cre
tary, Sergeant-at Arms, &c, and also,
on motion of the Chair, a vote of thanks
was rendered TO the 'citizens OF Cincin
natl for their hoepi talty and kindness
Mr.. Eggleston- On behalf Of the Ohio
delegation and of all the people of Ohio,
l desire to return thanks for the nomins-
ton OF our candidate for President OF the
United States.
Mr.. Keys, OF Wisconsin, move that
we now adjourn sine die.
The motion was put and carried, and
the Convention adjourned sine die.
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HAYES ANDWHEELER.

Ohio ard New York The Republi-
cans fully appreciate that there is no sue
Cess for them without both these States.
With either the Democrats can achieve
victory. HAYES may carry Ohio; but
the tscking of WHEELER to the tail of the
ticket will hSdly be sufficient induce
ment TO the great State Of New York to
Vote for a continuance of the present
order of things q. Washington and
throughout the country.
Who is WHErLKRH Heis the Con-
gresham, who as chairman of acommit-
tee sent 10 Louisiana to ivestisste the
SHERIDAN intsmy, recommended the er.
dorsement of the bayonet legislature.
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of which depends the nature of its insti'
tutions, the perpetuation of the liberties
it guarantees, the character of its repre-
sentatives, the wise and economical con-
duct of its affairs and the
revival of business prosperity
among the peopis- The party
that holds possession of the Government
has gradually revolutionized it, changing
it, step by step, from a constitutional
system of limited functions to .
consolidated power. arbitrary and ire
spopsible, disregarding the rights Of
States, of communities and of citizens,
and imperioasly enforcing its will at the
point of the bayenet. 1t has done this,
10 order to fortify in place men who
have prcflgsteiy squsndered the public
moneys on personal and political favo-
rites, VINO have made merchandise of
Offices instituted for the benefit OF the
people, and who have levied black-mail
upon the honest industries of oppressed
and tax-burdened communities.
If this usurpstion is to be crowned by
the renewed success of the party now
controlling the government, through in
timidation, fraud and bribery during the
canvass and at the polls, then the Repub-
lie will itself cease and popular govern
ment perish from the earth. An smbi'
tious and unscrupuious Executive con.
trolling the vast patronage of the civ'i
service and of the army and navy, and
welding an imperial power which
no one in his own party dare
stubbornly resist, can dictate as sue
cessor one who will perpetuate his arro-
CANT, reckless and rotten regime. unless
the people combine and effectively strug-
gle against the dangerous menance to the
Republic involved in the perpetuation Of
a party as crafty in plan and purpose, as
false to honor and as iniquitous in prac-
tice, as is the party now consplring to re-
tain the power it has so bssely prostitu-
ted to personal ends.
Against this usurping dictstion, the
offer vigorous and hopeful
opposition. The contest is for free insti-
tutions, for honest government, for the
of classes and sections long
for the revival of official
purity, for the restoration of perfect
peace and universal brotherhood, and for
q renewed career of prosperity, firmly
on the basis of sound insn-
cisl policy in the Government.
Gov. HAYES was nominated by the
Administration, yesterday, to perpetuate
its power and its infamy. CoNKLiNG,
MORTON, SHEPHEED, every defender of
GRANrIsM. united on HAYES, for the de-
feat of BLAINE The vote shows to
whom HAYES is indebted for his nomi-
nation, and whom he must serve If
elected
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Liver CompIaiDt.

ByR. Y. Pierce. ". D., Of the worlds Dis
peusary, Buffalo, n. T., Auther Of THE
Peoples Common Sense Nedicai Ad'
wise" etc, etc
The Liver Ia the depursting (purify-
ingl organ OF the system, and has very
appropriately been termed the blouse.
Keeper" Of our health l have observed
in the di.secting-roon, and also In mak-
ing po.t r.orteyn examinations Of the
bodies OF those who have died Of differ.
ent diseases, that in . large proportion OF
cases, the liver ba gwen evidence oi
having 81 some tirnc been dsessed. LiveT
affections are equally prevalent IN beasts,
Every butcher knows that the b'srs OF
cattle, sheep, and swine, are ten time'
as frequently diseased as any other organ
A healthy liver each day secrete-
about Two and @ half pounds Of bile
When i. becomes torpid, cSngested, or y
from any cause, II be dsabled in The
performance of its duties. il 10 evident
ths, The elements OF the bile must remain
in the blood, thus irritating, poisoning
and pervertiDg, every vital process
Nature attempts 10 rid the sysIen Of
tbe.e noIious naieriak by means oi
other organs, ~ the kidneys, lungs, skin
etc. WHICH become overtAIsd in perform
ing their additional labor, and are unable
70 Withstand the pressure
The brain, which u the great electrical
centre Of al vitality, becomes oventimu
lated with unhealthy blood, and fails 70
normally perform IL functions. Henc'
there Is duilness, hssdschs, impsirnsn'
Of tue memory, dizziness, gIoony fore
bodings, Ard irritabiIity OF temper. Whsr
the blosd ia dIsssssd, the skiD manifest
discolored spo.S, pimples, blotcbes, botli
csrb1nclss and scrotulous tomots. Th'
stomach and bo-es, sooner or later, b
CONES Affected, nd constipation, piles
dropsy dispspiA or dlarThoA Ia the in
eyItsbis resuit
sYnYToNs OF LyyIn coNrLAIST.
A ssllov color Of the skln, or yellow
hh-bsown spos % tAs face and ssss
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Tna fricrts # Hayes were enjoying a
sense uf cist:nn last evening, and 1t was
entirely proper that they should make
the most of it. We are sorry to see
Ohios voice stifed BY her politicians in
this eyent'ul time. She was not heard
in the Convention yesterday. We fear
she will not be felt to-day.-Co"imeretaI
She was, though, wasn't she? where,
Oh where. ia BRIsrow, now?
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The Republican platform is full OF
Promises, and as meaningless as the re-
pldisted pledges of lS72-pledges made
- be broken, and which stand as monu-
ment of the duplicity of the desperate
chiefs, who scorn to keep their words TO
betrayed people.
The candidate is about as meaningless
IS the platform.
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The BLAINE boys who have had their
big guns al ready to fire over the ex-
Speakers nomination this two days
although little disappointed at his
tefea. -whscked away over HAYES
domination, all the same. Too thin,
boys; HAYES won't take tha; as a com.
pliment. He knows there was not an
original HAYES man among the whole
of YOU.
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HAYES has established no character
70, s.atesmanship. If he is fit to be
President, he has failed to show that
net. He has occupied several high
official positions, yet he has shown no
aptitude rs Reformer.
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From Ryerson's Station, Pa.
TrNp 18Th 1874

Editors Of the Register.
We have dry weather and hot, ess In
the shade. No rain worth mentioning
ior three weeks, yet corn in some local.
i'ies is IN q very good condition. A lot
oi about six acres owned BY S. II. Barnett,
oi Ryersons Station, averages waist high,
and many other pieces on the creek bot
toms are very good. Wheat will average
agood crop unless some of the many
evils that wheat 10 heir TO come across it.
oais and grass have suffered from dry
weather Potato bugs ara in full forcs.
NAIL CARlrKR.
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A DEMOCRAT with sensitive nerves
hearing the changing of the BLAINE
band, and the crack sfthe BLAINE can.
non, and the hideous yelling of the
BLAINE boys, last night, wanted to know
Of us if the horrid din was to be kept uI
until November.
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Is an editorial article the other day,
the REGISTER predicted that the Cincin-
nsti Convention would slaughter ali the
candidates the people seemed to want,
and nominate man whom nobody
wants. Didn't we hit it7
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TIE nomination of HAYES is now
blamed on the Commercial. If that
paper had not opposed him so bitterly ne
would scarcely have been thought Of.
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Those Bellsire politicians who de-
serted HAYES soon after the Ohio State
Convention instructed for HIM, and tried
70 kindle a BRIsTow fire in the rear,
missed it. Too sanguine that any large
number OF the Republican party really
meant reform.
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II the Ohio Democratic politicians
will now bind up their wounds, heal up
their sores, and give hearty, earnest and
united support to THURMAN, we will
have statesman for President.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK, June l6.-MoSEY-
At 262I per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 496a per cent. Customs
receipts S232, 900. The Assistant Treas
urer disbursed $l84,000. Clearings $lO.-
100000. Sterling steady: 60 days 4S7i'
3 days at 4S9i.
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THE nomination of HAYES wasn't re-
ceived with anything like the enthusi-
ssm that the nomination of BLAINE
would have been-among the Democrats.
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THURMAN can carry Ohio over HAYES
THURMAN can carry New York in spite
o. WHEELER. THURMAN Of Ohio, and
PARKER of New Jersey, would sweep
the country.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-17

AE Enquirer won't support HArEs.
It's t,sket was BLAINE and ALLEN, and
:, will swallow no other.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-17

THE Republican boys had their noise
LAST night. The Democratic boys will
have thoirs in November.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-17

CHLORIDE o. LINE-Fresh and pure,
unequAlled as q disinfectant, at
Nolan BROTHERS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-17

BLuBBER SoAP-Notwithstanding the
immense demand, . supply is kept On
hand only BY the
McLAIN BROTHER