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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-30

eaSh. and wobads b saAs hoHor " any
literary institution In the country. Fhe
examinations of the undergraduates were
severe and nor orable "a tie clssses. aeyss
order Of the public exercises were % 'oi-
lows; isoe as sseiiltst
1 Anniversary Of the Normal Lyeeum,
June rs. 2. Anniversary Of the Mozart
l'SocjSty, june I6th. 8. Address Of Hep:
n. N. Matthews, June 17th, 4. Annual
sermon before the senior class, by Dr.
Blair, June 18Th. IS, Address BY
| 10Th g., Literary contest at night:
IL Address by the seniors, June ~
=. NJ, and comforting OF diplomas by tne
State School Superintendent. AT night
was the Alumni reunion. This Alumni
Association Is big institution in ITSELF
consisting of over one hundred members,
and its influence is guarantee OF no
future enlargement and success oil this
popular school. The present commence
ment has awakened new ana more 10,
tense interest in behalf Of this schooi
than ever existed before. The prospects
of the school were never as hopeful as
now. and the 9th of September, when
the fall session begins, cannot faii 70 IS
semble O very large class OF students.
II would fshave mo- doubt be hlgniy
gratifying 10 your readers, did spsos . III
your valuable paper permit me 70 e GeSa,
the closing performances OF tne Sun The
| The Grafton and essay and song IN sa0
German language were highly interes.
mo and showed with what success tnst
lsnauage has been taught here dur,ng
the Isst wear, Eighty four OF tne III
a ora of this school taught IN the
90 schools of West Virginia last WIN
,av and 42 of the undergraduates,
rs may be seen by reference ~
the catalogue of 1902, lIs'
published, making l26 actually teacn-
inc in the State Of the students now
ss members of the school, not TO count
those teachers who were pupils here
several years ago. The entire work OF
the school during the last year was done
by DR.. Blair and Miss NJ. l.. Dickey with
siIch assistance as was afforded by pupils.
We can only wish that the members OF
the Legislature could have been present
to witness the closing exercises OF this
valuable and popular school. Had they
been here, this institution would De the
last one in the State to suffer for the
want of q liberal appropriation. IL so
fully identified with our free school Work
that its success is the success Of our school
system, and its failure would be
calamity to the State. JusTITIA.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-30

A NUMBER of postmasters from the
leading cities in the country will be IN
Washington this week 10 confer with the
postofice authorities upon the new law
reducing the postal appropriation. THIS
reduction >eessitates reduction OF sai
aries or o reduction Of force. II Is very
evident that the government interests
would materially suffer should've last
plan be adopted, and the reduction Of
salaries heretofore indicated must tske
place There is no other recourse. Inc
Postmaster general is, Of course, bound
by the law on the matter.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-30

The Races that were postponed yes
terday, on account of the rain, will take
place this afternoon with the same pro-
gramme:
The 2:40 trot that was postp'ned from
Wednesday afternoon, on account OF tine
ram, win take place this sfternoon
promptly at 2 o'clock p. n.
The Leader and Reserve are TO be
matched to-day, the winner Of which
afterwards plays the Clippers, OF Bellaire
Stake No. Z, trotting, open W oil horses
owned in Belmont county, Ohio, or Ohio
county, w. Va. Entrance, SlbU, and
Is per cent Of tho gross proceeds OF ths
gate money added, second horse 70 save
his stake.
Stake No. 8, running, mile heats, 3 in
8. Entrance $500, and 10 per cent o.
the gross proceeds of the gate money
added, second horse TO save his stake.
Stake No. 8, trotting, free to all. En-
trance 5000, and 30 per cent OF tne
gross proceeds Of the gate money added
second horse TO save bis stake.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-30

don.) tApplause.) Il is comprised n
one word Reforml reforml Of public
administration. (Ches,. 0n,this sub
ject there = . difference ofcpinion. ! 9ps
clam say, elect the nomine . Of the party
uniSf which these evils haye grown up,
81 neans q she Sofice holders, who
Are Interested in the perpetuatioz
/ u these abuses and wrongs. That = one
opinion There 10 another, and that
opini6a demands . change; change OF
men for the sake of reform in the Ad-
|sministrAtion. ! - 9si.gkba
\ Fellow citizens, do not intend TO ar
que the question; l intend simply TO
state il aud leave it to your Judgment
and the Judgment of the people.
T, am heartily with you in
sympathy and action. ! am
happy to meet you tonight. l
trust thai shall have an opportunity
of, seeing you hereafter. again, thank
fig you for your attention. Ibid you
good evening. .yr,
4 The band then played several airs and
the Jacksonians after fling past the
Governor and shaking hands with him,
left the grounds, but the crowd remained,
and q, constant stream Of citizens passed
the GoyetDor payipg their respects 70
him. f
National Demoeratic Committee.
ST.. LOUIE. June 29-The National
Democratic Committee met this alter
noon, and. organized by electing A. 8.
Henitt, of New York, Chairman, and
F.O. Prince, of Massachusetts,, Score
tary. The following were appointed the
Executive COMMITTEES: John G. Priest,
Missouri; n. n. Hahn, Iowa; George L.
Miller, Nebraska; VIM. II. Barnum,
Connecticut; Miles Ross, New jersey;
NJ. w. Ransome, North Carolina! John
G.. Thompson Ohio; VIM. L. Scott,
Pennsylvania; VIM d. Bates, Tennessee.
b VIM. Herridon, Of Texas spoke, and
among other things said, that the aim,
culties under which we have been placed
for the past few year, have been 700
much for the free and great people 10
bear. we have complained OF our rulers
but it has had no effect. The Repuoiic.an
party has ruled over four thousand mil,
lion dollars, and as long as this Is tne
case you may look for arrangements In
all the departments of industry.
Senator Abbott, of New York.. 4. y.
Petty, Of Kentucky, and others nom
abroad, and several home speakers, made
brief addresses, all of which congratu
lated the country on the speedy prospect
of driving the party OF dishonesty ana
corruption from power, and putting IN
its place a party of reform,-one which
will administer the government in the
Interest of the people.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-30

CHAPTKR No. 2 OF THE HUGE okE.-
We mentioned yesterday that hessrs.
Davenport & Dovenor had attached the
Gags, fireworks, &C., of the city, 10 OBJ
tain judgement against the city some
time ago. The case come up yesterday
before Judge Melvin, who granted q
supersedess, set the verdict aside and
granted q new trial. The case will be
heard before the next term Of the Su.
preme Court. So the hugejoke falls upon
Messrs. Davenport & Dovenor.
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4AG.Y pAxrY.-Yes.erdsy moruir

AGAr PARrY.-Yesterday morning
number Of Wheeling folks started for
Grsudstafi's, few miles from the city,
on Z fishing excursion. The party con.
sisted OF an equal number Of lAdie'
and gentlemen, under the leader
ship Of our clever City Clerk,
Francisco Britt. Thoy returned last
sight, and all they got W" an e.
osllent dinner, gotten up BY the ladies
which compensated the male folk i0'
their non-success in their piscator's
efforts. We know the ladies who wer'
in the party, and can vOuch for the Va,
they get up good meal. We want v
be invited next time, ladies.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-30

CINCINNATI, June 29.-Cotton-Quie,
at lie Flour-Quiet and firm. Wheat
dull and al 90c(9$l Is. Csrn-Dull
at 46@48c. Oats-Firm at 36@42c. Rye
Firm at 74@75c. Pork-Demsnd fair
and prices higher; sales ut SO 90 Lard
Firm steam llic; kettle 1S0lS3e.
Bulk Meats Firm at 7a@s9109l0t9
l03c- Bacon-Firm st 8$011113c,
Whisky-Firm at 81 10. Buttsr-Quiet
and unchanged
Hogs-Steady; fair 10 good light and
heavy Is io66 Is.
PHILADELPHIA, June 79.-Fiour-
Firm ana unchanged. Whnt-DulI;
westsrn rcd ssc(9$l % Corn-Frm;
yellow 67056c; mixed 56256. Oats
Dull; white s5@42c, WhisEy-Wsskrn
81 IA. Pekroleum-Dull; crude ll1c;
refined l53c. Butter Firm; New York
and Bradford county extra 2s026e;
6nts 20932c; vestegn extn 1900;
lsts 160t7c. Cheus- Firm q 8{z9c.
Egsr-Ssaady = l70lsc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-30

: A.ccxanroEpEsT gives the proper
tons OF the American flag a. follows:
United States snsign-Depth ten-nine-
tssuths Of It's lsngth.7 Field, thirteen
horizontal stripes, Alternately red and
white beginning with red. Union, .
biss hsld in ths upper quarter nszt the
-, and Of TIE length Of the field, and
ssvse sssips in DEPTH with white STAN
rasesd ID equi-disssnt horizontal and
vsrjeil Hns equal 70 the number q
I6tass n Tie Union. 80 3;
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-30

THE Democracy didn't enthuse at all
last night. But they haven't yet paid
half of Kramers bill for music rendered
at the State Convention .-Intsitissneer'
The Democracy owe Mr.. Krsms'
nothing, and are willing 1t oil times "a
liquidate their bills, Mr.. Halsed 70 the
contrary. But this 10 in keeping with
the usual tone Of our contemporary
Quit lying, Andy, and be . true Chris
tian.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-30

LONDON, June 29.-In the House Of
Lords, Lord Derby said the government
had no information that Servia had de-
clared war or any information iustifying
the statement that war was certain, but
he was bound to say from. the general
tenor of the report which reached him,
that he could entertain little, if any hope
that the war would be averted.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-30
Fatal ARRAY.
Heavy Suit.

WAsHINaToN, June 29.-Thomas d.
Macmanus has entered suit against the
administrators of the estates of Harrison
P. Thor pson and Joseph Fuller, to re-
cover damages for $4,000 paid on q
CLAIM upon a contract for mules to be
furnished the U. s. Government. Mac.
manus brings suit in the name OF the
United States, under the act OF March,
1863. Should he win, he gets one-half OF
the forfeiture and one-hslf of the dam
ages claimed, but IS liable for all costs Of
the suit should the case be decided in
favor of the defendants. Benjamin H.
Bristew il one of thedefendants.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-30

BACKED Own A HILL<-A team Oh
horses belonging 70 Anton Reymann and
hitshed to . wagon loaded with ice BE-
came unruly and backed over the hill
back of his brewery on yesterday altar
noon The wagon was completely de-
molished and the ice ,strevn round in .
promiscous manner, asd but Tor the king
bolt coming out might have seriously IN
'jnrsd the driver and horsea, who thu
hckily escaped
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-30
BlRine's Illnesa.

AUGUSTA, June 29.-Mr. Blaine's
family physician considers his nervous
prostration more severe than has been
supposed. He prescribes absolute. rest,
torbidding him to even write letters and
gives no encouragement that he will be
be able to take any part in the coming
campaign.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-30

81. ALPHoEsUs.-The entertainment
given by the 1t. Alphonsus school, last
night. was largely attended, and all pres
emit highly enjoyed IT. The programme
consisted TO music, recitatIons, declams-
tsons, &c, which did credit 10 those who
took psYt in the entertainment.
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TRAssrsr OF REAL EsrArs-The q

TRAssYrR OF Real EsfATI-The fol-
lowing transfer Of real estate was entered
in the County Clerks Office yesterday;
Deed made June %, 1876, by Peter
RinkIes and wife 10 Nathan Ashcroft, for
all right title and interest Of the party Of
the first part BY virtue Of the will Of John
Rinkls in and 70 farm which vas do
vised TO Gertrude, the widow OF said John
Rinkles. Admitted June %; 81 200.
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sale or Fsncy stock.

LExiNaToN, KY, June 29.-H. d.
Santord's annual sale of thoroughbred
yearlings took place at his farm, near
this city, to-day. Thirty-six head real
lied. $25,O95, an average of $6s7 PER
head, making it the best sale that has
.ver occurred in the United States. The
highest prices were paid by o. II. Ber-
nard, of New York, for bay colt by
mp. Gienella, $500; for chestnut colt
by imp Henely, 1896. A. Commack,
If New York, paid for a bay illey by
imp. Henely, $1,000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-30

TIE Democrats of the First ward will
meet at the vigilent hose house Sstur-
day night for the purpose of forming a
Tilden and Hendricks club. That's the
way to do it. Let the other wards fall
into line.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-30

SALE OF CIeARs.-The grand sale OF
cigars, at No. 1920 Market street. will
commence this afternoon, at two o'clock.
This will be . great opportunity for those
in favor of the weed to get good cigars
very cheap.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-30

LOO. F. ELIcrIoS OF OFYIcERs.--
Athirsgular meeting Of Centennial Lodge
No. 81, held last night, the following Of
Rcsrs were elected: l. s. Jordan, N. e.;
L. q. Rockwell, v. g.; w. P. McKelvey,
Secretary, and Thomas Moorehead,
Treasurer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-30
FAIRMONT STATE NORMAL
ice .EI. SCHOOL.
Editors of the Register.

Editors OF the Register.
see you haye literally published no
tices Of the annual commandments of
Bethany College, the State University
sc and prosuming that The reason no
notice was given in your paper Of the
festivities at the Fsirmont State Normal
Schools because such notice was not
furnished you. ! send you rs brief a
statement as the occasion permits me to
make. The school has had year of un
usual prosperity. The patronage has
been larger and more en-.
thusiastic than in any previous year
About one-third Of its pupils were from
Marion county. The balance represent
about twenty counties Of the State. Few
schools in any State command so large 9
patronage. About seventy OF the students
Of this school during the last year have
been from distant counties Of the State.
The present graduating class numbered
twenty, and have their habitztion rs fol.
lows: From Mario. county, o; Kanawha,
1; Ohio, 1; Tyler, i; Randolph, l; bod
bridge, s; Wetzel, 1; AonongaliA 3;
Roane I. Their examination began
three weeks before the close of the
session, June 2Oth, and embraced
the following branches Of study:
/, photography: 3 descriptive geography
and'map drawing; 3, elocution; 4, mental
arithmetic; s. written arithmetic; 9, Eng
lsh grammar and analysis; Z, physiology;
8 history; Q, physics; 10, physical geog-
raphy. III. algebra: II geometry; Ia
mensurasion; a. West virginia school
law; Is, trigonomotry; l6. school econo-
my and didactics; IL, surveying; IL
bookkeeping; 10, chemistry; 20, Eng.
lish literature; n, botany. :
The average merit OF the class N the
above branches vas q per cent with
only two rating lover All the clssA
with shree sxcsplionA have taught u the
free schools Of the StAts from 10 70 l6e
weeks before gssdnatiag h this scAooL
~, Tssif s. s.sni1s,sss 80 IS - =
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-30

THOSE who have important letters 3
send should start them at once. Witt
tonight the mail service terminates ur-
less there is an appropriation in tbs
meantime.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-30

The BLUE AND THE GRAY-Thers
will be meeting ofthe Union and Con
federate soldiers at the Court House THU
evening to make preparations for turn
ing out in the Fourth Of July procession
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-30

A orxTLxMAx with 800 bill in hia
ast vbo wanted to BET on HAyes beng
the NEXT President of the United Stats
visited several Of the hotels last evening
Il Is perhaps needless 70 say that be
found no biddsfs--Istsitigescer.
1.-The sboss gsstisman viii call ct the
REsisrEz once to-day, be can Be scOom-
modatsd. Put up or shut up.
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sneaker Kerr,s Illness.

WASHINGTON, June ga letter
from Speaker Kerr's physician speaks
hopefully Of the recovery Of his patient,
but Mr.. Kerr does not have much hope
and has been quite respondent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-30

PosTpoN races and baseball
games which were TO come off at the
Fair Grounds on yesterday were post
poned on account of rain. They will be
irst class and should be we'll attended.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-30

=. tii-. 81 ! 7-i,{d -. afIt IL ~
"a I7nr 2nfsn6 siae6 Il aGeeeang Last
an6xde-aesg ~ Ssns-spseches b
% : HudnSer ~ Rrsninsnt Gentle.
s nenp 0fessBstn1sSasn, q - !.
Yesterday VI amemorabls day among
the Democracy. The lomipaiion Of
Tilden and Headricks seemed 70 unite all
factions and the genuine enthusiasm was
surparrislng. While the candidates were
not the first. choice of our people We
never knewa ticket to Be so uniyersal
" popular. II was reform, and not on
" gave satisfaction 70 the Democrats,
but the more liberal Republicans
To celebrate the occasion. q cannon
was procured and 100 rounds was fired
in honor of the ticket, during the after
noon and evening.
BY q short notice IN the REGISTER this
morning it was announced that a ratlf-
cation meeting was to be held at the Court
House, and large crowd assembled there
at eight o'clock. Kramer's band played
few tunes and it was found that the
assemblsge was SO immense, that it was
impossible to get into the Court House
It was finally decided that the addresses
be made from. the Court House steps.
i The meeting was called to order oy Z.
6. Cracraft, ESQ, who nominated tina.
veteran Democrat, Michael Reilly, ESQ,
for President
Mr.. Reilly came forward and intro
duced
GOVERNOR JACOB,
who made a good speech, eounselling
harmony and united opposition to cor.
ruption and fraud. Governor Jacob was
loudly appiaaded.
The next speaker was
GEORGE o. DAVENPORT,
who made one of his characteristic
speeches, and made several good points
He was applauded during his remarks.
The next speaker introduced was Col
w. w. Arnett. He made very
eloquent as we'll as sensible speech, il
which he told some wholesome truth
without offending anybody. BIS speech
was all that could have been desired.
The next person introduced was MI
J. o. Pendleton, who delivered spiritet
speech, and was roundly applauded.
E. G. Cracraft, Esq, was next called
and he made lively and appropriate
speech, which was applauded by tn
friends of Tilden and Hendricks.
At the conclusion of the speaking, thu
following resolution was unanimousl!
adopted:
Resoiped, That we heartily endorse thu
action of the st. Louis Convention ant
pledge its nominees and its platform o.
principles our earnest and undivided sup
port. a
After the meeting dispersed large
crowd, headed by Kramer's band, wend
ed their way to the REGISTER office
After a tune from the band, loud calls
were made for Hon. Lewis Baker, WHIT
responded In few pithy and brief re
marks on behalf of the REaIsTxR Com
pany.
The gentleman's remarks were loudl.
npplauded. From the Rss"rrR ofic'
the bard proceeded to the Sun and Stan
dard Offices, and gave them q serensd
for their support of Tildsn and hend'
ricks.
Thus ended the days enthusiasm for tn
St. Louis ticket, and we venture to So.
that there has never been ticket nom
mated within the past twenty year
that gave more general satisfaction o
Il A-s-
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Gloss Ur.-Othsr cities having tsksa
Che initiatesy step, whsslisg should mot
BE- bshindhand, bat I'll should unite and
Close their doom from the 3D. 70 the tth
Of July. La patriotism predominant,
sod give III . chance 70 observe this The
Csstsanial ysar. .s 4
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK, June 29.-MoNEY-Clesed
easy at 23@4 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 3l95A per cent. Customs receipts
S335. 900. The Assistant Treasurer dis
bursed $l,9O2,OOO. Clearings $4,000
600. Sterling firm at 4oS@49O.
GoLD-Firm at 1l2s.
GovERNMENTs-Firm and in good de-
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RgVR9 NEWo.

/. The marks ss the landing last evening
indicsssd 4 feet 3 inches 10 the channel
The Hudson 10 duo from Cincinnati Y"
day. 800
The Mallie Ragon departed Tor
Parkenburg at the usual hour y"ssr'
day morning. -
The local packets arc making their
regular trips.
The Science y tho Pafker'burg packet
thin morning Q. io3 o'clock.
10y TeIsgzaph.l
CrmxxArr. Juns 29.-Tbs river rose
a iochss and recsdsd 5 inchsr since last
nieht. and 10 nov . fsse . inches and
f.iiinr: Win be rising Tomorrow. The
latter d partly cloudy. Arrived
Anda, wbesiing; james u. Parker,
Memphis. Dspstsd-kscss0gs f''e-
burgb.
u,x,uu June 2s.-Rivsr stationary,
-;,h VI fsss 8 inches In The channel.
rived - yhinkls, Cincinnsa. Dc
r.,.ssN Bismsrck (lass night ~. LOUIS.
Weather clear during tbs Day; mercury
s2s.
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New jersey Contra

NEW YORK, June 29.-Cotton-Quiet
but steady at 1902 slice; futures closed
firm Flour-Dull but still in buyers
favor; receipts 1900 barrels; superfne
western and state 50 60@4 90; common
TO good "a 1904 IS; good " choice
5 8 O0(95 IS; white wheat extra IS $50
Is; extra Ohio unchanged. Wheat
Irregular and unsettled; receipts les, 900
bushels; No. spring 81 20@$l 80; re-
jected $lOO@l 80; No. 2 Milwaukee
81 l40l II; No Chicago spring 81 90
al o.. Rye and Barley-Firm and
unchanged Corn-Closed quiet ard 10
moderate demand; receipts Ion, 900 bush
els; western mixed ungraded 56@6lc;
mixed graded 60@60lc. Oats-More
active and unchanged. Sugar Firm;
fair 70 good refining SSsac; prime SIC.
Petroleum-Quiet; crude Sc; refined
15}c; in cases l9@22c. Pork-Steady
ut SO 656l9 70. Lard-Quiet; prime
steam $ll 6O6ll rs. Whisky-Steady
and IN fair demand at 81 l2@l2i.
BALrIMoRE, June 29.-Flour-Dull
and unchanged. Wheat-Steady and
firm; western amber on track 81 IS; do
red 81 l0(9l q. Corn-5Western, &C.
tive and regular; mixed 56jc. Oats
Quiet and 6rm; west-rn white 35G37c;
mixed Sl@S4c. Rye-Quiet at 70(975c.
Provisions strong, but quiet. Butter
Dull; western 10000. Petroleum
Ssrong; crude 8l9Stc; refined l5s@l6fc.
Cof5ee-Nominsiiy and firm; Riocargoes
l5}(ale3c; jobbsng l5ic(9Sslc. Whisky
-ouist and firm jobbing q 81 Is.
NV YoaK, June % DRY Good
Dusines remains quiet with manufac-
turerS agents and importers. Cotton
goods steadily bald curren: rates No
dinm fkncy prints moro freely taken BY
intseioe jobbsEh Dress goods and sAaxh
I'm Crsrccatings hsAyy. CasiD9ss
- veuufed opaSinp continue m mod
S - r0rstgn goods duh
~
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The reporter is sharpening his pencl
preparatory to wrestte with the Fourt'
of July fend.
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INTELLIGENCE
Notice to Subscribers.

Subscribers leaving the city can hae
the Daily sent to any address, postage pn4
paid, for Is cents week. by leaving "a
structions at the REGISTER Countiia
Room.