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Hon. WIN. A wheeler serenaded.

MALONE, N. Y, June 20.-The Hon
JYm. A. Wheeler returned TO Malone this
morning and was welcomed at. the depot
by cheers Of hundreds. Of his toWnsmen by
music and firing Of cannons. The pro.
cession formed by o band and escorted
him 10 his home. He spokelbrielly and
with much pathos. 'ysb - u
He said: .SThe honor of his nomina.
ton belongs mot 70 him but to the people
Of Malone. Chosen 10 the Office Of Town
Clerk by them while yet in his minority,
when the emollments of Tie place, $50
year, were Of more value to- him
than the thousands he possessed. He has
retained gfFlA''IS 'gta.
THE CONFIDENCE OF THE PEOPLE
steadily. Since he has been tho recipient
Of repeated honors from them, he owes
ID their steadfast adherence, their warm
support and their efforts whatever OF
success he has achieved. Personally be
would have preferred to remain where
he is, for what Is the honort TO ldm stand.
ing in the;slhFlddqE eslhFlddqE Of igt ss.1lRiIsUa
MS pEsoLATE HOME, ~ .s,
To the young men, 30 many Of whom were
present before him, lie had a right to
speak. He knew every phase Of tho
struggle Of the young man seeking to
maGehis way and make his mark in life,
for years ago he had tramped through
the SHOWS and'storms Of winter to his
FtBt District school in an adjoining
town. In the log. houses OF the neigh
borhood, through shrunken'roofs Of hum.
BILE farmers houses, he had at night been
literally n atar.rnzer.l :. Lif.I !
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New York Express on ridden.

NEW YORK, June 29.-The EIpresl
(Dem.) speaking OF the nomination Of
Tilden; says "In this State where he
could help II lie allowed no anti Tilden
man to go to the State Convention, Or to the
National Convention, and therefore Els
following at st. Louis did not in our judg.
ment fairly represent the Democratic
sentiments of'the Empire State. We
hayegiyen the first, possible expression
to our views and have nothing to take
back as to the policy Of this nomination,
We shall follow the Democratic flag,
with the Democratic platform and the
Democratic. nominations. 1t is not a
| good sign in our eyes when the Republi-
cans rejoice over, or contribute TO make
a Democratic nomination. We shall
hope for the test, and work for the best,
not permitting disappointment to move
Us one hairs breadth In the discharge oi
this great duty. 1.-THE Democratic party
wins, II must be upon its platform,of prin-
eiples and the pledge which itsi candi.
didate has already made. He is singled
ont less for himself than the good fortune
which has made him the. personifcation
of reform. tlr
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ATTEMPTED Escape.

[bloundsville Reporter Of tYesterday.l
Webb, the Huntington bank robber,
came near making his escape from the
peniteptiary one day recently, during q
rain storm. He had provided himself
with rope with large hook attacked to
the end, and when he thought favorable
opportunity offered he put up a long
board against. the outer wall and
climbed nearly TO the top when he was dis
covered by one Of the guards asd shot at
three .times--one of the balls barely
missing him. In his hurry to reach the
top and drop to the outside, his board
slipped and turned over, snddenly letting
him to ,the ground on the inside. He
then walked back to the building as un-
concerned us though nothing had hap
pened. He is a bold daring fellow and
willmost likely make an other attempt
before, his term expires. ..a ~.
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Tho Nomination Heavy ON the

lCISc1ssArr, June 20.-The Enquirer, in
speaking Of the nomination Of Tilden,
says the nomination will fall heavily on
Indiana, Ohio and other Western States
There will be reyulsion all along the
c9ntre, for the party, in lis wisdom, has
virtually abandoned these States. We
prefer Tilden 10 Hayes, and shall advise
The Democratic organization to stand by
the nominee. The election Of Tilden
would signalize the triumph OF certain
Democratic principles. We shall feel il
opr duty to counsel harmony, for the Or
ganization Of the Democratic party must
Be preserved. There is nothing for The
Democratic party 70 do But to close ranks
and move forward TO. the music prepared
at 81, Lodis. 30
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BALTIMORE, June 2S.-Flourzppll and
unchanged. Wheat STEADY and arm; west
ern amber ontraclt 81 1Sa1 IS; do red $11C
al 27. Corn-Dull; western active and ir
regular; western mixed 56Ac. Oats-Quiet
and firm; western white S6aS7c; mixed SID
SAC. Rye-Quiet at 70aT5c. Provisions
Steady, but quiet. Butter-DulIs western
lGa20c. Petroleum-Strong; crude at sIfa
SSsc; refined 151Sa1b11 90. Coffee Nominal
ly firm; Rio cargoes 151fals><c; jobbing al
fbNalSKc. Whisky-Quiet and firm; lob
hing al Si fh. -
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NEW YORK, June 2o.-Cotton-Quiet
but steady at 12a1l 5.l6c. Flour-Dull
and still in buyers favor; No. 4 western
and State s. 50a4 90; common to good 81 10
"a 95; good to choice S. 0oa5 IS; white
wheat extra S., ,b5a7,75; extra Ohio ,un.
changed. Wheat-Irregular and unsettled;
sssas Ss igHSS Si & So 81 NJ 5SiS'sa 81 Sas
117sNd. 9 Chicago spring u coal 04. Bye
and Barley-Firm and unchanged. Corn
Closed quiet and in moderate demand;
western mixed ungraded 56a61c; mixed
graded 60a60hc. Oats-Moro active and
unchanged. Sugar-Firm; fair TO good re-
fining SSs1{o; prime SIC. Whisky-Steady
with lair demand at 81 12af 12N. .5, 4
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FoRPEI1TD RAIRoAppoNps


Mr.. 1ngallscalled up the House bill to
declare forfeited to the United States GER
tain land grants 10 the State Of Kansas in
aid OF the construction Of railroad by
the act Of March Sd, 1868. Passed.
NEW CONFERENCE on POSTAL BILL. /.
Mr.. West, from the Conference Com.
pittee on Postoffiee Appropriation bill,
reported that the committee had been un-
able to agree, and moved that the new
conference asked for by the House Of Rep.
resentatiyes, be granted. He also said
thatthe committee disagreed mainly In
regard to the legislative provisions Of the
bill. The first point OF disagreement was
In regard To the amount OF transportation
TO be raid to railroad companies for car.
rying mails: The secondpoint in regard
to the compensation allowed 10 Postmas-
teri, and third In regard TO rates Of post
age on third class mail matter. In re-
gard to the first point Of difference, the
Senate committee found'on consultation
with the officers OF tho Postoflice Depart.
ment that they could recommend very
material reduction In the compensation
for this service and had agreed to recede
from the amount appropriated by the
Senate to the extent Of Ss00,000. The
House, however, proposed to apply q
horizontal reduction Of ten per cent to
all compensation given to railroad com.
panies. The Senate committee heaitated
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nm oAsp1pArr AND rnr PLATFORM.
HARD MONEY FAVOR.

san. FRANCISCO, June 29.-The nom
ination ofTilden was well'receiyed here
mainly on account d his hard money
proclivities. A hundred guns were fred
last night, and ratification meeting will
be held in few days. The anti.Chinese
platform gives entife satisfaction, and
prominent Democrats assert that they
can "a rry The State on that issue,
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Cincinnati.

C1ScissATI, June 90 Cotton-Quiet o
ike. Flour-Quiet and firm. Corn-Dpl
ut 46a4Sc. Whest-Dull at 90caS1 10. 0at
|-Firn at 36a42c. Rye-Firm at 7la76c
Pork k-Demand fair and prices higher
aales at $50 90. lard Firm; steam Ike
fettIe 1Sa1SHc.i Blk MeatS-Mrm at T%l
sa1Oa1eI ISa10N e. y Bdcon-Firm at Sslalll
11Nc. Butter - Quiet and unchanged
Whisky--Firm atS1 10. .gtt !gsI5i d.
NHoGs-Steady; fair to good light ant
Heavy So 10a0 25; few. extra So 30. ~
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AIIegheny,CattIe.

y R&sr LtpERrY, Juit' %. .4CArrIE4 Re
ceipts today 100 head, or 8 cars for lhii
market Total for three days past / ,7OE
head. Supply light and all sold out NJ
change In prices from yesterday. Buyer
have all gone home. .... +, /.
4 Hoes - Receipts to-day 1880 head
and Tor three days 1880. Yorkers So 500
$50; Philadelphias So 60a6 so. -.
SHERp-Receipts to-day 800 head. Tota
for three days l2, 2,6o0. Selling at S3 75a5 90
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ms anEATrsr DESIRE

is to retain the esteem, aud, respect, Of all
his immediate frienda and neighboFy.
" Mr.. Wheeler retired amid a hearty ap.
,plause. He was deeply affected through
out his speech as he referred to The, desc.
lation which had come on his, home
His lips quiv0red and tears gathered in
his eyes. He carried the. whole audience
with him. As lie concluded the tears
coprsed ,down. hundreds OF faces,a in
sympathy shown might be read esteem
and love that every townsman bears our
distinguished representative. 'oiaie =
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Disappoinfed in the candidate
and the PLATFORM. - .',E

INDIANAPoLIs, June 29.-There is q
universal feeling Of disappointment
among the Democrats at the result of the
ST. Louis Convention, not only on account
OF the defeat Of Hendricks, but more &c,
pecially on the apparent abandonment
Of the West in the adoption OF dis.
tinctly hard money platform. The Sen.
tiaci awaits the final result Of the conven.
tion before it defines its position on the
platform or candidate. -
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1t is probable that the House will
promptly agree to the joint resolution
passed Thursday by the Senateproviding
Tor deiraying temporarily the ordinary
and necessary expenses Of the public serf
vice by extending the appropriations for
the present fiscal year ste the next thirty
days.
Specie in the Bank of France has
increased 19,416,O00 francs during the
past week. 71 - 1lf
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PHILADELPHIA, June 2s.-Flour4Flrn
and unchanged. Wheat-Dull;ss western
red SscaS1 20. Corn-firm; yellow 67a5Sc
mixed 55s56c. Oats-Du1l; white S6a42c,
,Petroleum-Dull; crude IL 70; refined 15H.
Butter-Firm; New York and Bradford
county extra 2Sa25c; ;firsts 20a22c; western
e1ta 1sa20c; frsts i6al7c., Cheesa-Firm
at S1Ia9c. Eggs-Steady at i17a1sc. Whisky
Western 81 IA. ,D,i. 40. ....,e,..a. ..E
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Mr. RIaine,s a,on,lition,

AUGUSTA, Me-, June 29.-Mr. Blaine't
family physician considers his neryon!
prostration more severe than has beet
supposed. He prescribes. absolute rest
forbidding him even to write letters, and
gives no encouragement that he will bf
able 70 take part in the coming campaign
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New York Drzaoo,Ia. \

NEW YORK, June %. Business remains
quiet with nianufa6tureS' agents and i'm.
porterS. Cotton goods steadily held at cur
rent rates. Medium fancy prints arc more
freely taken by interior jobbers. Dress
goods and shAWls are dun. Oyercoatings
heavy. 'CassiIneres and worsted coatinSs
continue In moderate request Foreign
goods are dull. 10.
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|! P0LITICAI.1 &c
what IN Said About the NomIna.
tiOn.

MEMPHIS, June 29.-As few expected
the ballots would be reached at st. Louis
last evening, the news Of Tilden's nomi-
nation was not generally known this
morning, and was received with great en-.
thusiasm by his friends, while friends Of
other candidates generally accept the sit-
uation and will support him. It is con-
ceded that ,.he will poll the. party's
strength. fE
The appeal which has SUPPORTED him
throughout, is jubilant. ~ ~ !
The Avalanche and Independent and the
anti. .Tilden papers regards his nomina.
tions as triumph Of the money power OF
the east oyer theWest and south.
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,TnlQh0

To1Rpo, June27.- 7.-Flour-Dull. Wheat
lin fair demand but at lower rates; mo. 2
white Wabash 81 SEX; amber Michigan
81 10; extra white Miehigan$l 261z; No. 8
red 94Hc. Corn-Firmer; high mixed
spot and June and July 52c; seller August
b3;sc; low mixed 49Ac; no grade 49Xc;
damaged SIC. oats-Firm; No. 2, SlNc;
white 3hc. ~ ~
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WAsHIxoToN, June. 29.-A letter from
Speaker Kerrs physician speaks hopeful.
" Of the recovery Of his patient, but Mr..
Kerr does not have much hope, and has
been quite despondent.
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DErRorT, June 29.-At Luddington
Michigan, last night, Mr.. Foster, . prom.
ihent merchant OF that place, was shot
and instantly killed in an attempt TO Sc
cure some burglars who had effected an
entrance into his reEidenee. ~
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

|. Mr.. Blonnt, from the Committee Of
Conference on The Naval Appropriation
Bill, made report in favor Of and the
HonSe concurred In some OF the Senate
amendments and OF the Senate reccding
from. others OF It's own amendments. j
Mr.. Blolnt said the difference between
the bill as Il passed in the House and as
it passed In the Senate was s., ,G43, 900,
and that the difference betweenihe bill as
it passed the House and as reported by
the Conference Committee was only
$Sl5, 900, an addition Of $3.50, 900 ioE the
bureau ofsteam engineering. ~. ~
The report Of the committee was agreed
TO and the bill now goes to the President
for his signature. - teH. W lai,
The House then resumed consideration
OF the Geneva awartlbill. Afterspeeches
by Messrs Lynde and Frye, the Senate
Joint resolutions making temporary pro-
vision for the ordinary expenses Of the
Government until the passage of the
regular appropriation bill, was, on mo-
ton Of Mr.. Randall, referred to the Com
mittee on Approximations rot -
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BOARD or TRADE MEMoRiAI

The Speaker pro tenn. laid before The
House a memorialof the National Board
Of Trade, in session at New York, that
silver coin shall not be made legal ten
der for any sum beyond S.. Referred.
The House took q recess till s P. NJ.
the evening session to be for debate-on
the Geneva award bill. 'au ~.
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ENGLAND.

bullion in the Bank Of / gnslantl. nd
LONDON, June 29.-The bullion in The
Bank Of England has increased e479, 900
during the past week. The. amount Of
bullion in the bank on q balance to-day
was el74,000. The proportion Of the
banks reserve 10 the liability is 55b per
rent
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SENATE.
pryCHRAcIs.

The resolution to pay P. B. s. Pinch.
back compensation and milage for the
time he has. been a contestant dor a4seat
inthe Senate was, aitersd discussion, made
the order for consideration on Saturday
All Anumber Of pension bills being sslp passed,
the House bill for the issue of coin and
the substitute therefor proposed by the
Senate Committee on Finance, was taken
up. After a short discussion the whole
subject was recommitted to. the Commit
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Platform soothing syrup.

NASHVILLE, June 29.-While the liner.
lean does not disguise or deny regret at
the defeat Of Hendricks, yet regarding
the platform, as protest against further
contraction it will cordially support Til
den in opposition to the ticket Of the
contracti6nists. ~ aftsi .y..Il
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RAllRoAD BoYps--strong,

STOCKS = Active and irregular, with
Western Union, Lake Shore and Pacific
Mail strong and higher, and Michigan Cen.
tral, Northwestern, St Pauls and coal
shares weak and lower. The transactions
were 16S,000 shares, OF which $4,000 were
Pacific Mail, 1900 Western U1ionJ 1900
Northwestern, 5000 'st. Padis, 5000 EIie,
81, 900 Lake Shore, 5000 'Ohios, 1900 Mich.
igan Central, and 5000 NsJSGentral.
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a Row In the Republican Con
yeIftfOn,

NEW ORLEANS, June 2o.-In the Re-
publican Convention they had astormy
time to-day. Several lights occurred: In
an attempt to take the Chair Stamps was
thrown into the orchestra. Pistols were
drawn but not used. Col. Packard made
q conciltatory speech and the Convention
adjourned till tomorrow at 1QA. ".
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-Crand ARMY OF tle Republic.

PHnADEIPHlA, june 2o.-The centen-
nial reunion Of tpe Grand Army Of the
Republic was inaugurated this afternoon
with meeting Of the National Council Of
the G. A. r. at the National headqunr-
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COUNTERPART TRADE MARKS.

Mr.. Conkling called the Senate bill to
punish counterfeltins trade marks or
goods, and the sale or dealing in counter.
felt trade marks on goods. Several
amendments heretofore reported by the
Judiciary Committee, we're agreed to and
tho hillsDaaaad
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Jubilant and satisfied.

MIsNEApo11s, June 2O.-Ths Demo-
Gratis are ratifying to might and are jubi.
liant over the nomination ofTilden and
Hendricks. The party here fs satisfied.
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,fiNAnCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TRLEaRapR.ar u


NEW York, June 2a.-MoNEY-Closed
easy at 9l[a4 per cent Prime. mercantile
paper 31Ga5H per cent. Custom receipts
$SS5,000.,. The Assistant Treasurer dis.
burssd 81 po2,o0o:; Uearinss S20. 900 ,0qD.
Sterling firm at t4.SSa4.90.
,GoLD-Firm at 1129S. .....,., ...
GovERNMRNTs-Firm and in good de.
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Mr.. Thurman, at his own request, was
excused from service on the Conference
Committee on the army appropriation
bin, and Mr.. Gordon was appointed to
Gil the vacancy,
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PROBABILITIES for Tennessee and the
Ohio Valley; stationary or rising barom-
eter, stationary temperature, cloudy or
partly cloudy weather, and possibly light
local rains. -.s .as o'a4
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POSTAL APPROPRIATION.

Holman, from the Committee ol
conference on the postoflice appropria-
don bill, submitted the report 'of that
Committee, informing the House that
the Committee had not been able to agree
and asked for another committee. .'Tri
The report was adopted and the Speak.
er appointed Holman, Clark, Of Missouri,
and Hale as the new Committee Of Con.
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M Mormon Immigration

LIVERPOOL, June 2e.-Fivet hundred
Mormon4 sailed for New York yesterday,
en- route for Salt Lake City. ~
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INDIANAroIls, July 29.-Gov. Hem
bricks having positively declined to be a
candidate for Vice President "a repeated
in kilograms to his friends last night, he
will not consider the subject OF the ac-
ceptation OF the nomination as made to-
day, until the return Of The, Indiana dele
nafinr, from the convention.
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c. D. ,KAM1ssKY, purchased :the coal
worksat Rush Run on last Tuesday, at
sherifi's sale, for 5000 y 81
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co MGR E s s.
HOUSE
WAsHnIdToN, June 2

WAsH4NUIUNi JuHe 90
The House proceeded 70 the considera;
tion Of the general award bill. ~
A message was received from the Sen,
ate informing the House that the Senate
had agreed to the report Of the Conference
Committee on the naval appropriation
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APPROPRIATIONS.

Mr.. Window reported with amend.
ments the civil service appropriation bill
Calendared. sail.
Mrsargent, from the Conference Com.
mittee on Naval Appropriation bill, made
report that the committee had sgreed on
the bill, and on explanation OF the re.
port said: The House Conference Com.
mittee had, accepted the Legislative
amendment OF the Senate in regard TO the
employment Of force in the,navy yards.
In regard to the amount appropriated
for the pay OF the navy, il was believed a
considerable reduction In the amount
could be made by:furloughing various
officers now on actiyeduty. The Senate
committee had agreed to try this and had
therefore accepted the sum appropriated
by the House leaving 70 the Secretary
of the Navy the disagreeable duty Of fur
loughing such officers rs can be spared
from active service. .ss,H
h In regard TO the amendments making
appropriations for the Bureau OF Con.
struction and Repairs.the House met the
Senate hallway and agreed 10 the
amendment increasing the amount ap.
proptiated by the House to the extent Of
StfDGesi In regard 10 tie mountiok,As Bureau
OF Steam Engineering, Tie House also
met the Senate committee hallway and
agreed to increase the amount originally
appropriated by the House, 70 the extent
of $575, 900. ~ a,aHi eSSl =. lUii
The appropriation for the civil estabIbhi
ment at several navy yards had. been
fixed at Ss5,000 instead Of 100000 the
amount named.
In the Senate amendment, the Senate
Committee had agreed to recede from the
amendments Of the Senate, in regard TO
the appropriations for the bureau Of
Equipment and recruiting bureau and
yards and docks. There had been very
fair concessions on both sides and he was
very glad TO say that the conierers oh
part OF the House eyinccd the disposition
u act fairly! The report was agreed 10. =
4 The House bill to authorize the con.
struction Of railway pont6on bridge
ocross the Missouri river at Nebraska
/ city, Neb, Passed. -
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observation-disclosures.

SAN FRANCsco, June 29.-Arrived-
Pacific Mail steamer Auct1Alia, from
Sidney.
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sHR1EvEpoRT, La, June 2o.zThirty--
seven guns were fired for Tilden and
Hendricks. Great. enthusiasm is mani
Tested. ..i4,fT
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IN FINANCIAL.

This Bank 10 ,orvaplEed and prepared TO tranact
thb buEIness Of banking In all IL details.
II succeeds the First National Bank Of Wheeling,
Ia owned by the same Hhareholdeu and 10 under the
Eame management. -.y sl.t u
BY carefully regarding the interesta Of its Cores:
pondents md Depoitors, and By . prompt and
ihthful erecutlonof their Wishes II HOPES 70 merit
their esteem and conhdenco. -y
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on oil points throughout ths
United States. rig ~ 40 Is .ls L1itss
Deposit Account, pabjeet 70 check NJ sight 70
eeiyed from Bank, Bankers Firms, Corporations
and IndiyidualS. Hl'F 1ff''.f
: oertiarates d DGpCdtisuOd payable on demand
y Intercsi allowed on Special Deposits.
ptxEcToIs:
Jacob 8. Rhodes, VIM. A. Turner,
George Adams John l. Hobba,
Geo. W. FianEheim, o. c. Dewey.
Henry N. Harper, my21-d4w