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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-13

zt>JN- s'.1r.-- G-.llsse Lgs-Tsl Washing FGfd.
y -r-s- ,ETFrg-esz -e- = covered 't'- -tl-
.aag- sas Cgstll1 and iiaass ysaG-
..z L-els -l- C1-sgIs -z1s1sL5y tlls E.l vsEl Be
s-- sa-sg atz t-sa q t-rac-=L oH lie grass
- - -.--s rhe ,ssrl-- 5veHr l13g say
s- =rz=iE 7r-zz- point hy s1asiuEs I.5=ls Cotton
%. ----- y - .-r- 81 s-fr5=-bs FOG = -'r~ which
Ts r=s' SHOW c.z- it Is- be 7u ely ass. - feE
a--se r=-- ans OF water 10 ia PINK eE -- a.
- ta=z .EsA-.as 5l-l- Is Evp-- r..I ---sz -H6
s= sEf=--e y--lG vs!u 5ug s55--H are .-la.r
-la-z1 rel - C51 BY re ssc-crr = ho Izslz-s
) Eurcz-ze4 ~ l-5zt !or ono -o--yt, "a
Jas EELLCE,
49, So =, t-rsgr = Tg-I.-e-.-. -. W
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-13

Pendleton q Brother.
C0MHISSION MERCHANTS,
I'oEcte sls % Leaf Tobseeo Flour. and Produce Esa
i rraEv
I.OSns..'s TV7z-y, ezE Bsao,, 500 Prensi.
BnIEfnOre
EEFEg TO
Fgch jenkins Co.
y Bfuue sons,
JoH- 4 Hg m, and baltimore
The casEie nl any OF the
Baltimore ~ uks-
D. Lamb Esg CASH y V Ia "a
: BRADY = & y LEEF, ,r-.,.
TaI.aUt * TseIapLaIE. '"Sei'Is
Jas Z Baker.
-as- Ncg 81 =. T'i-cs hur=a;
kass1es q UElibly- Bridgeport o
Green s. !f1-Eag Fo--.4sr--u = -
N15'7ei Dorsey- CsPri'a Aadsr F;.ln,ar, 81, +,
Ai=Z rus-TlU-. = 'roRr's 10 i''li'N' CO .
Jacob e. Grove. 81 t4sI- s-l.is, q.
Peter Ee3a=sr- C,aLi. .0-5s, O.
81 / NrI'u1 a. Bros >Is;rrETllle VE.
Tweed. sI8elr d = TicL:,
Joseph c ElileE & -. sgirciuhstI o.
John GEsE-a.
Gev Green JGE-,
GurIguyS Co, p 80,
4 GCAoIa4f. i''1.s Niile-
>all.. = Preston q Co.
I5r.-~-r-F
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-13
FALL STOCK
al Fashion - -.

Fail Fashion for Hats.
TTNtl u5Sc-5=r prepared farusu ais HUMP
Patrons ana - ihe IsaI4Ant,' seIi-
I Z ls-s -as
LsEEST AyD ElST 5FPEGTEB STYLES,
vtrz FOR sBtuTlces oaaty fsIsl, earo; he
surpassed, and FlsI shared - tie Bssd 5y
i've Il sttH TsrE=c- eeEs
->D. EecsiTIuEe 1gTz rT r-u'- youths aud
r5E rsE's Su- Has, esHrIEIGg beEk, Mapped, plain,
Nul I'M vsE-loE- tsresa, IUEG= lerig-sEs, t"Eelh
SBe sssortEsus GE eu's yygiEs CA.ld
CsI-, al d which ofsgeG a. lowet Frrs. wholesale
AID Tr,z5I
sspll v. W JIwESoN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-13
bAIltLJES,
-f7zr a. I,-r,fg y-T-- EHs

To :a1T= tsl5u=a tar a-s taec usy be zeaeue5 NJ
on we Csa cl--r-l ec1--lfe2d ne l51vg Ti- Sr.-
dry rsesl-s car - =iyeE ss 70 IL. slT-olsy e-
eTsIEca.E= LIZ sind l0w II use For sale, vz5ie4.s
ard -s-eLt- b 7 2. LOGAN Co..
E-sF=- Srla az-fr-s G. his sz--
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-13
FzTI FASHIONS Fap AIRS

TaE s-aseribsT EeHsEel % !arzsh Is ratrous and
IL F-tc vtE seS5GE Has OF latsz- F- 81 rs
Al! those = k9 think enough The hs3s dug .heE
il me s o. s,ut zad ezs! ft-laS Ez-, VII please
-To7 " ard - Is take suyysT f ttsir csUIs
=Et5 GCnESEztsz-e- al such EuersnIse
% Taisb SlAn-iJ EtstE hal VIII T. without zEy
extra cAsTs=
Find Lie night plzoe, So So s-u Of tie bis Red Sat
seooad DO soGlh !Lls North Western Bsli-, Main st.
su-2s w " JANIsox.
CTST - -5.7 - I - O. - -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-13

7 U>T OPENED : tlze gc=g--o5d P5=uo Fo--es. from
y Chleh-ra5 & Noz'a IzaEiacta-T, and Stodzr1 & Co
NeEF o. ilcs1 te s2Cs=-.s1i flaEo g oc-s
al OF yy!.iCG : y5-Erel lacfury pr5Ces-
lso-a a7Es F<rss .: fashionable HEic, - - Union
stree.
Nov : TIE time II Zuu -lHts h1rzzin.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-13

@-oSS an SGSS'
y aavs.Hf- aEs ese r-t srs 6 ~ zHE --7s-
-'t ~ 81 80 @sSt s'.---. t-si '= a5ss- '---
500 ,a7. esa.a = sasts j. .s-==1sl rs1z Ee-s
as- ....zrs cents Ess Is a.s -sr- ,es---. d. e.
.rs Il Hasg No r.H-as sI- 4 s-1Hr ..as- -..zs
Nd atr-7 81 a-a. ..2F. 4=-e e. zs=. COLOR qs--s
ara
-a-Gs7s o- every l-<-rta'sa aaa q. NE Eals, rs-
ae H-.-.- $500 I,s.la- -7ra
.r =e.i- 1sra-zsE- .Eaa- r.-.l--- l
..-se v..s -s5 a- s5.l a,'a.- ~. - a. l---s
a..- Ess.-- &. Ya.,
~. tz=. E--S .r.- ts..vs- s....-- a. zlaa
...r .re --r-. --.s-l ..f.-..rr.- ....s.s -
-e. . ri ,.la-.a.5 r..s. g-- 5-e r-=4-s ~
he ~za-.a=7r n-r ysrf go z...tzs. =e5oz.
Hs,aLa.e = .lT sz=.,
]. E'- - ,i'Fa .t.-1= .H 'n- So. %" -z.F I'd s-7s-2'
SOD. .- .rS o. la5E Cas- e- 80 sa-.= ---- =a-e g.
az - asa Oh ..' @ b. -.v
--eA--i- ;.oDI-' So = -'i.---l--- -. -ij9-sS
7 W H. NOTE & f;:a--S ran ''s gus Nc60e q
: ! - - :, -7...5n Nc ..- ~.
- - ---~4 800 " pre-
- - 81 - '-s - - % .---' - --.
- 80 -. ' = , = y l57.. . -.
ss-siuta.s ca.y
"a yagsr.,gs I'D an s,..r.s- 80.
c=-s- esl-.ra ne o. -zslr !.a-~al r-s z.su-f.ts
=1E= ..z s4ss>s vi. o= e-s5a5ss. re-a -a-sre r.
-art s9f zsu.-s ana .er sl.s--, In s,-4 De-
art--f.s e. ==.z-eare
~ i :. +. \ S---.-S-77-.
TIE zzgsrrsrs Ave s.r- fl-o a--r--vu7 ?
.sr ~ rsEfCse g riaE~cz1-s Comm 5s-g1 s- -o--
7'-E4.H5 als -ss. uE-=l s.s FOL. -f=e 81 -,sE-
s-gcssss'.s % tle tI.s o. Ca-t. g Sos =
: .llEE a. Co., I'D s,c.- cJ-- .lCe t- se .ss.
o. tie axe Grlas -taEE,
Mach rs,5. -s=s % r-Ia ~
t1AUNa-.
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10 Dealers in Wasa Boards.

y -sf- O. ElcE. o. C5r-7r.7-.. .sE-..--g- e T-s.s-
| - 70. .szz se os-..-e5
t-i--A- B" o. irs >zll ls-a.E Esae-i Consisted IA
.'.r'E preparing lie e-zs @. aaes- zsi-c os.e-
- - --.- - - r.
-. %, & ]. s - go - . F-a=t--
pale q s.a-s --f.~sa.s,-.e ..f ~ -. -
-a.s --.sl. 3, IL .s--r-.s-. 10 s r,,5,
ssrsg. IS vel Is sa-g- s.-.--
g., t--,- - - q. y :. 49,
80 -- $50 o. '-AE E-+-
~. - r.. -' W. .i= 'f---
F., -. -. - -" - - ~ ~ - So
.--.-.-lz- -==- l .-.- al- -<...1s 'ls4
r---s Ar sz-z F..=l- 81 -es a4sr re-r,--E5' ~
ae l,.-e ael5r- zee- r~rgt=H asfrEea Ea-r. sa -.
=a-a.e1- lrd &. .s nv sf.ra-sg "a rys.ez-g ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-13
CITY BUSINESS.

CITY BUSINESS.
EagIe Forge, Wire & ITon works
Z. C DEWEY. Proprietor
WAREHOUSE, No- 90 Hsls sTEEE-.
}TsSUzac iii y - ,.:ss isr ard Fszry Iron.
- = =. ezz-S5 -r-.E AL z1- Forz-.sz- E.-sE I-g
I'D and Suslezz.oa Erase .Esz yg0zk a= ls 70
wheeling SAVINGS InstItLIIon.
OFFICE SO Is:.. q IN *
t-7-Elt5z5s- 1ga-rlsE5s ~
I-slog ssr=v=a sa 5rlas,est aslp=ias Il.sIsz. ,al
). & -sz.5EEa. .tEr- Foerz.. .surL P.zros. g. =
y7Hszas, -iNsE- sssEsza7- yts ELEsE- iaAE F.sH-
ss'' As'. l. X -=sz-4eE-eEoE,j xr1Ses- P,.,,,
w Mccoy, Trs=Su-e=-
,. " IIslzsTl.l-- A. Ty=rzEz- - saE,..ssEN,.E.
II EISk ELL q G o.,
ESe=E:e=S IN All Eiadsef
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
;olef o EsrseI and UElaa s-Tesss, -iEs assls
.z=21- aseri5z=. Va
r. c. Miller < Bro.
EEOE-sEEN u Sign P:EE=zFysS. GA
zicr- ==niHesN aH', Es.i.sr sau@sr~-
-, &eiE ; - " nee u. - -
STEAM GZAEBLE WORKS,
- HsEE,s.T 81. * si aELlSs-. . D.
r.l7 erer;s0r scan sEs- -.. l.sHF.s
E..l-sz- ana
e.. .s = go q ~ -, e'z=-.''z O. 49,,
--sas v-i r-U - -oi ioFssfr ra7E ay" y"lsf 60 s-s
Gsz.z. =.-t ara -, -a-=- slva7.z-e ro.s=s his
slot ,--f s.l -s---H- ss=s-Fl.z=E
H wrS Is 37-a o. ne E1oEt elsssrz'e style s5st t=
o. - L5l1as t-e-a s.- '- sz''z ' % Te Eal-
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40 ETr-ttTa and ~Outheru NerchauIs
Sexton. Seal & Swearingen,
INP sTEES ASn JOBBERS OF
FANCY DRY GOODS.
No I63 Market IL. above 4th HIroet,
FEtLL-ir 81 HIS
J. u. SExTox, L. SElL, A. VAS SwEAEraaFx.
~ FtE 10 .sTCts=rs-rh srrezt assgr;ueu; Or Esny
~ n-g Guul- DO -t-ery. j comprises IL part of
n1--arE kinds ana Qualities.
t'ov7s' neersAirts, bTass SA'r;s and C''lars.
Ag---l1l yzrzs ol el3eE el.' s1.ldss and COLOR
= rife -szrrsE.alt 20. saei Jculhs
90 DO 90 E5FL1 and Imitation CoEbG.
Bru7aes ofal descriptions
ilTsss and ialloIe r-faIrt uss o. an kfu1s--
I.l-."-,s- ~ crrl r.a Z ia8. Cotton
Peri-ulGTE yfa.. l --s-
As Tsl u cat lg style ofEDcis ofour own ilnpur
,st'u sv5ch c.lIt aeEe mention and winch wei
lie 1J-l-lgl o. hgsrs ~ fee
tt-TTrH -y -Tr- Gzs -Hlal- seTtS
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ARTIFICIAL A TEETH!!!
DIS. Duncan and Cameron,


DIS. duncan ana cameron,
DENTISTS
So--E W.. S.zrs - sE-. rs-r,.Ls .,s .Sa ~
Cs~-.-r.=-s
r,,Er-s ..75-- .s-rs.. -. 49,
/ la a-- --a,5.= .. .-ra;ai.ou a. saa-fi-
". -f.sa- .'. .-- e.-ai z-5. irE -=l 81 .'s--fs
3D.. ta- -r- .ra 57--~- r-- l f- F.a@ 90. tt -.s be
a---.s- 10 6. t= Fl-s-ts- 10 a .--s -- b. . i- ial
--s N '-.- a-l'L.'"E no .h- -i.l.'iE=
--- $500. --.-...,-.. E. =. . - ~ 80 ... .t'
------ - 20 -gr--,-
~ 800 - 20
Tt--.-r1
.---- .
l-- . ~. -. 81 4TIif.a- SuIEs--
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WHEELING "a. THURSDAY MORNING.

WHEELING VA. :
BUSINESS CARDS.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
DR. S. P. HJLLlHEN, DR. J. 2 HULLIHE1S,
- OFFICE ", ~. F".Fsa =<see:, a=zs lae
Z IYI iaEutae-zrs Ter;ls szFre-zlY .or each 7ss-
LAlSarslsT czss- FuI ss--s O. Eee:h- -zHy
set Ezss vssIh s--sac-I ts.7az Tre Can -
lstz1e CJur,s ,sus Slt FceEt er- Is tEes ne
o. t=eta y.i,h or 7gtaaat cams.
F-l se--s ot-==tE -s fTp-a % $50 Setls snail
sets LLoEl s2tg szes- te...a ,e-L.lyr:s.
SEXT an. ~E1I. s S1EIlSGNESES
FANCY DRY GOODS
WHOLESALE
No II. south IT'S street.
J. ". sErrov. L SEAL, 4. T1y SrrEaEsSGEx.
". F. PETERSON
Fir Marine, and Lite zs>u-aaec
AND LAND AGENT.
y >. 3isnsn=s-Ess;- EVa--!iH=- y
ISLAND Tam ERE.
r Z Z & L & & e or x Am,
Every description of Leather,
and De=Ier> ia Wool AID iIfdr-.
So Eo7r1 Ne = ---7 = 'i7S-r' 81 =ra= i-z ---;-
Shoe FEnIass OF al E5a3s on Azat, ard sal zt very
J TON
EIOHNc- ~I=u. Hrsti tIrustsI.crI.li Painter
- -a---- s--as--1 * -a-s- Il d s..za s----t,
'sHr- s-sassd -zzileSs a5 Dc Pae7, t5Ta.si.=
J. & W. TAYLOR.
FI"aHfEeIUrer- and E.caieE~ in ALI kinds OF
TOBACCO, SE UE'E1 & CIGARS,
Wholesale -SSO EsEE.sE.
so -p7 a-'a - as lie a-'t.s -5.''5E Eet a---
s. A V {
Whole sale an = eI=iI
Hat and Cap ManUEactu
No. IE5, HslN S-zrEr,
Wheeling. Va.
FIf=z o- rarf .ss largest -rl l aa,s4 4za Of Ela-,
K. CRANGL= & 90.
Forwarding and Coynatss
uEEtEs
CorrsE :. ts.f ya= el- 's5E. --Ee---.
Wilde . Brother
BOOKSELLERS = STATLQNERS
II i5,a..-=-5 zls @ s,-l- e. s...-.s5+s f=s'
ltt..--. -szr.- So -T- s--ars -5.-zE r-s rar--s
s.'# .9- ls'5-.a e. 80 le1 %. @ sH- Lt,a1 81 es-.
!. II. Z!f.iRlcR :
CRACKER AND CAKE E4E 4EERy.
Wheeling, :.
Fsl-e-s sons,sss,v On E=nl: l--=s ss=zof bic a-s-
r- -. F.- E-s.d- asi -5s gz=brz-ea r.oz--a Jsz-.-
--.l------ - ----Z
COI-EEii- lES. - AZ iEE-t E.s.-s = : -
factory.
l5-t-,n ?. Z 81. ie .-afe aEr2z-E 2 hs-z-[5re
'tl>r---l-a o. --= s-a-- l4--sa E--s-5es II
SO -H=1; -s- '.1 sszts 1l- 'az- ~ ,=E -E priest
t -err- pa H-11. -oa.a- s-ggz. of -Ez most a.
y'- E.sr 1 rs-ls-r-H receive Us .---.-- a-;el7l
- - -se1---s Ezz -'ns-s a-- LIS SIZE -ta- sg
- E-Fv. 10 $. N-f-sc.
CHEACENTIHUS !. ORAS.
Gill, Ea-Gnan & Stephens.
GG9u lecturers o. taiirr, Szrsf- y E=sLa=sg L-5s-
UrEELINrs. "a.
zFE ,!=i- a 5r;s la.. e ai e-5ca. 2 a-e E.r
1lG gzl ~ ard fai>a ~ any D.. -aa arzz a-r
@rege1's on Sadie between -zia -a5 'tss' r7-s
FREMONT HOUSE,
u z EELzS &. w.
JANIS =-R1C-z, Proprietor.
@E.e~ai5s.e->= "a l.zz.s d. s--s.--- served Gr-ls
Premium Blinds
GEc Il = :: Z, = = = :
-E-EEr-
L AIRS es'5z sa.z- rss-- . oriss
side =it Hz.E-" SEES 5ala s- .--rT Ia
a---r g 70. a-- =----s -.sa-s - = le-=- uz
{ t-rl-a- s,s TINES
o. a1sts -q.rass- ans t-fr-as; e.---t5 le=y.
John Z. Eots.c-d,
Grocery GEd Pr7risioH Store,
HSIEl. ST. 80 n,
] IL wheeling. VI
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FlRENAN7S HATS.


! - AFEEY has re-s.vea sufficient l-lss- o. Fire
- azas Ha.s fg- ose o. Two cgTlIdes EItch vii
- ss.- 3oEv Hg dozen.
/ s-p : AyEET.
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BOOKSELLERS e STATLQNERS.
tT~ E.at i>- LIB aIs F'--zi' 17=are boz r.ra z-s1=s
~ r-a4z- 'lea-rr-T--. aat srf tH,-s=- s---.-.- g.
a.=. Ez ----d .laa-. --.- #l-e# -.ze. l-r
asss .s= la'9t-5 g. 80 -er %. -- sEl Jlal rz-.
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TERMS.

r. per 1Ei---lL---- -------- -------
or aSra-S leT week
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3RIDGE C0ENER ClNFFCTIoNERY. sA.

BRIDGE CORNER CONFECTIONERY, SA-
LOON AND OYSTER DEPOT.
TEE gadrrzlEl=4r wing aouEl. tie Bridge COrusr
Con eC,4aeE OPPOSITE tie NgHTOe HOuse, formerly
Eet hg J. 81 Pu~Esr aud greatly ENLARGED alis improved
T. v3h Weep constantly hand al EudS OF cakes aud
Ton OEsry, and WI. supply Parties reasonable
EEz-
HfN rfs> served Up IN the pest style al hours,
tie ~lrar agd furnished = DoeaIe and retail by the can
ard czl.
Es- assortmea. OF Christmas and Sew Years Toys
rsvi6sts 7. Il. ROSE. & ERNEST KEEL,
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1ObeeIiltg 1utclIiqeuttr

&c 90.
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&. GOOD & CO. hive sou-ht the e1cire
- stoek o. Jls- I.sksr, ard ysiI cgliaac lie utu=
SusFr@ss . ms cid si.gt-
IT I.aA-r tvIaz a> into % fhs lar-s, aourss aG
t'hEsori. t.a, ha- asriy z=l % fEshsss .1g
sarSsSssrs 10 .' ass.az IEt -rrst=H=t ysa- Izsu-e
;ialr EeeF-I- i-Gt, ard 1f-r- -a- -erga
r.. sss5Et.sr u the veE, s=t-E;--z ut.=r ta- b.
guss> A. &. coon y- 20
Vgaeelia-, De. p, ISL del
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-05-31
Reported for thc State Sentinel
New York Produce Mark cts

INV YORK. May ~, 1870.
DEAR SIRs:-We again present you with correct re-
port of Produce Market, hoping that it may be Of
material service 10 YOU in operating In any of the various
articles quoted all of which constantly receiving
from friends We quote the market follows, viz:
BRE ADsTUFFs.-Flour has again advanced, with light
receipts and a steady demand; common 10 good Slate
sells readily at Sl03 1885, extra do Slo5Sa 1918;
ira Gonesee Sll9l3-cOmm n TO good; Western and
Canadian $40 "a 1885, extra do sl05sa II "a; common
good Southern Sll.9ll.s5, extra do Sl2al3. Rye
-four a ss-the latter figure for extra, Corn Meal
firm 49, for Jersey and Brandy wine Whe 4 Is
scarce; White Genesee S270a2.7; White Michigan aud
Canadian S2-55d2G0 We do not notice any samples OF
Upper Lake the market. Rye Sl92ll a .6s; Corn
droops a little; quote Sl.l2gl IL for mixed Western,
and l3 IL for Southern. Oats 70a 90 for State and
Western, and 65 a6s for Jersey and Southern.
PRovIsIoSs-Mess PORK, sl7.15; Prime do sl4.50;
Beef Sl0a 80 for country mess, and 50 62 93s
prime do Lard, lOi alO in bbls and tierces, and
l2Gl2l. ian kegs Butter, prime yellow State Dairy 23c;
Orange county, 2sc well packed store, 1927; good
Ohio and Pennsy vania, and similar qualities, 1890
Cheese, l0GlOk.
DRIED FRurr-Apples 7st a6c y n; Peaches, l61z a
l1e Il: Plums, IL "A a 5e 3 n White Beans are very
scarce aud wanted at 2sae24 3 bush.
Respectfully, yours, BENNETT 81 BROKAW,
I Produce Commission Merchants,
| No. Front st.
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From N ew York.

NEW 4 OK, May 70
The jury in the Lyman Cole case, being
connected with Kissane and Others in the
Chemical Bank forgery disagreed and were
discharged.
The steamship Union arrived on Saturday
night she got ashore during thick fog on
the 22d, and remained 10 hours. She threw
overheard so tons of coal, and got of with
out material damage.
The VIM Stetson from Liverpool, brings
$50 Mormons bound for Salt Lake.
The steamer Empire State, has arrived,
and the steamer Buckeye has departed.
The Empire City has arrived with Havana
dates to the 23d, already receive via New
Orleans.
The San ,Jacinto was to leave Havana on
the 18th.
The Steamer Fulton and the sloop-of-w
Cyane, were at Havana.
Gen. Concha had returned from his trip 10
the interior.
The prisoners who had been confined in the
prison hulk, with but few exceptions, had re-
ceived passports to Spain.
The Yellow Fever and Small Pox, were
prevailing at Havana to considerable extent.
The acting United States Consul had issued
Circular, warning American sailors.
Sugar was quiet with increased duty.
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peath and Burial of ;. sam

The funeral services, in commemoration OF
the deeease of this remarkable parsonage, took
place in this city, on Tuesday night last
About six thousand persons were in attend
ance. The public manifested great interest
ON the occasion; and every one was very
anxious to learn every thing about the last
moments of the deceased. He was killed in
a fight in Virginia, in which we regret to
learn that he resorted to the use of concealed
weapons. But they proved unavsiling.
After sunset the frequent booming of can
non announced that the honors of war were
to be paid to the dead. Military music added
to the stirring effect and eloquent and soul
stirring orations were delivered. But of all
these things we will give full account III
Our newt
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virginia Election.
RICHMOND, Va, May %.

RICHMOND, VA, May 20.
Wise,s maiorides in the county of Wythe,
200: Polaski so; Roanoke 292; Bottetourt
300: Franklin 200; Apomatox 267; Halifax
575: Lunenburg 200; Charlotte 40; Powhatan
$50; Mecklenburg 4O3; Warren 234; Madison
557; Orange 3S; Clark "a; Southampton so;
Prince George 26O; Brunswick $50; Sussex
295; Elizabeth City II; Halifax 5O4; Ches-
terfield 595; Stafford 200; Spottsylvania IA;
Amherst I36; Louisa $50; King Williams 20;
Hanover 200: Greenville 146; Princess Anne
"a; Nansemond 10.
The maiorities for FlournOy in the several
counties named, are: Augusta l,4lO; Abe
marie $50; Caroline 50; Bedford 200; Hen
rico 2l2; Culpepper 80; Pittsylvania 600;
Williamsburg Il; Charles City 30; Bucking-
ham 40; London 400; BOcock and Hancock
70.
PHILADELPHIA. May %.
Returns have been received from "a counties,
some imperfect, which give FloumOy about
5000 over Pierce's majority. If his vote is as
large as represented, he Inust overcome l2,OOO
in the balance Of the State ic be elected.
Wise received a dispatch from the Richmond
Enquirer, saying his maiOrities, in the South
west counties of Wythe, Washington and Mont
golnery, We're astounding. 1t IL generally be
lieved that Wise is elected by about 10000 ma
jority.
Bocock, Milson, Caskie. Goode. Powell and
Smith. Democrats are elected 10 Congress
Boteler. American candidate is probably elect
ed over Faulkner. Democrat, in the 9Th Dis
trict.
WASHINGTON. May 20.
A dispatch from Faulkner, says he is elected
by 400 majority, and that Page county gives
Wise and Faulkner goo majority, gain of 200
votes over Pierce's vote.
BALTIMORE. May 26.
The 4th Congressional District, in Virginia,
gives Wise majority of .490, with Cumber-
land and Powhatan counties to be heard from.
WASHINGTON. May %.
The President, Cabinet, and ocffiers Of the
Army and Navy, together with full regi
pent from the District of Milton are-now
engaged in-breakfng ground for the NATIONAL
Armery on the public ground between the
Capitol and the Smithsonian Institute.
PHILADELPHIA. MAY 20.
One hundred and ten counties in Virginia,
have been heard from, officially, which gave
Wise majority of 1871. The 81 counties
to be heard from. gave Pierce 59l majority.
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IMPORTANT CANAL Boar INyENTIoN.-The
Buffalo Republic states that Mr. HENRY LOVE-
Joy, well known in that city as practical
engineer of much experience, submitted to
the Board of Trade, yesterday morning, a
rough model of an improvement in the pro-
pulsion of canal boats. The improvement
consists of the application of the screw pro-
pellsr to the bow of the boat, by which the
water is taken in at the bow and carried ont
at the stern. The improvement claimed is
that by diminishing the resistance in front,
greater speed can be obtained with the same
amount of power. The model exhibited was
worked b. a spring. wound up like clock,
and when put in motion, the little boat walked
on at rapid rate, without any hesitation.
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STEAMERS To HAMBURG.-A private letter
from New York TO the National LatelligenceT,
states that Mr.. CHRISTIAN HAUsEN, of Brook
Ign, and Others with whom he is associated,
have determined to establish a line of steam
ers from New York to Hamburg, via Eng
land, Antwerp, Bremen, &c, to run at pres
ent once a month, but oftener rs soon as
steamers can be built for the purpose. The
steamers will be constructed with especial
reference tosthe accommodation of first, Sec
ond and third class passengers. The line
will also afford mil facilities at a cheaper
rate, and passengers will also be charged less
than they now are OIL other lines; so that the
line will place it in the power of many to
visit Europe who have been deferred from
doing so by the expense of the voyage
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" top street, keeps constantly ON hand very large
stock OF endless variety al goods amongst which
groceries produce and provisions, genuine Havana ci
and the brands Of Virginia tobacco; fresh peaches
aud tomatoes la lin cans pickles aud preserves sarines
HOLSTERS, aud variety OF other fish, white and red,
French, Spanish and nEtve wines, English ale and por
ter direct from the Custom House, porte monnaies and
pocket books unrivaed Ia style, quality, and price; per,
fumcn, combs and brushes OF every description pocket
cutlery, zcrs, knives and FORKS Tks aud from
the bes English manufacturers; German pistols and
guns Colts and Aliens rey0iyers, game bags, fishing
tackle etc, etc. Ioysa very larxs stock Of everything
In that line, brdeages OF every description Cor canaes
red birds, hooking birds, mocking BIRDS etc, also
breeding cages and birds nests slales willow baskets
willow crhs, willow wagons, willow cradles, willow
chairs, Nj very low prices yi0ns, guitars, flutes, nfes
aeeOrdeons, French harIs tambOurnes, banjoes,
etc. Fancy goods large and hne selection pine and
cedar ware such churns, wash and foot tubs, WELL
horse and water buckets measures, hrkins pals batter
moulds, etc, etc. Quick and large sles also purcas-
ing my goods al headquarters, enable sell espe-
esaly manufactured goods unusual Low prices. Thank
fu for the liberal patronage. which have enjoyed for
the last fourteen years, solicit respectfully, continuance
of the same. CHARLES MAYER
No ~ Washington street, doors East OF the Palmer
House.
A A
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SUPERIORITY OF AMERICAN IRoN.-lt is
clearly established, says the Buffalo DenOcra-
cy, that American iron is better than the Brit
ish. On the Reading road, where careful ex-
aminations have been recorded, and with a
tonnage unsurpassed by any railroad on the
globe, Zerah Colbum says that it is found that
American iress wears out but from one third
to one half as fast as English iron. The av-
erage of six years wear of 60-pound English
rail was above IL per cent. annually. The
average of four years wear of the Erie -
(English) pattern was 10 per cent. annually.
In American rolled and pig iron the same gen
eral superiority is Observable, The Ameri-
can pig is both harder and tougher. Some
of the leading locomotive builders will use
no other than American, ON account of its
superior hardness for cylenders, driving wheels,
etc. For car wheels, where the best iron is
indispensable, American pig is used, we be-
lieve, exclusively.
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DANGEROUS SITUATION OF AN ACTRESS
During the performance of "The Seven
Temptations at the Bowery Theatre, New
York, on Wednesday evening, Miss MARY
ANN DENHAM, who played the character OF
Luxury in the piece, on approaching too near
the foot-lights, her dress caught fire and was
consumed, but fortunately without serious in
jury to her. She was rescued from her peril.
GUS position by Young CoNEY, one of the imp:
i'm the play