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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-10
pRnm KANSAS.

81. LOUIS, June "a LeavenEOrth dispatch
af the 9Th inst, says: The 9th eolnnn Hlare1lee
on saturday. md the 9Th and last column may
leave "Wednesday, and headquarters on ThnIs-
day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-10

Explosion IN a Coal Hote.-ou Thursday last
in steubenyilleian explosion Of gas took place in
coal hole, severely ipturiug two miners who
were at work in the place. One of the men is
not expected to live.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-10

CoScoRD, n. H-The Republican u,einbers
Of the lower House have nominated Senator
Hale for reelection. The Democratic caucus
nominated John s. Wells.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-10
CINCINNATI MARKEF.

.JGER 0.-FIonr fiTul; lair. demand Whisky
.5vsne.d TO 10 4c. Provisions dull; no sales
so Gar.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-10
nIvrR AN MEATHRR.

RIVER AND WEATHER
.CEcINNATI, Jnne 9.-RiVeF fallen IL inches
Weather clear. Their. SO.
IorIsvIILV- June 9.-RiveT rising5 II feet on
The falIs. Weather clear. Their. So.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-10

Found DrunA-A man uamed James Wal
lace, was found dead drunk in the street yester-
day, lying in the hot broiling sun. He was ar
rested and Aid. Wright sent him to jail.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-10

The Second Section Josiah Cline, was yes.
terday arrested and fined one dollar and costs
by Aid. Wright, for using offensive language in
the streets.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-10

A Compliment Capt. James II. Walters Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has recently
been presented with valuable golden badge as
a mark of esteem from number of his personal
friends. He deserves the compliment.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-10

Va noticed yesterday at the Monroe (hetea'p
House. in active operation, a very simple and
seemingly effective continuance, patented last
March. aud called Washing machine II IS
said 20 wash aud thoroughly cleanse clothes
more effectually than any patent now in use
Il will be on exhibition for week, from to
Ii a. in,,. each day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-10
BUSINESS NOTICES.

The Best, all the 4smel-The best White
Lend in the market is B. a. Fahnestock's II is
worth 25 cents per keg more to the CONSUMER
than any other Lead 1t covers better, lasts lon
ger, and is purer white!
The best Family and Liver Pill is DIR. A. 5.
sTodd,s Anti-billious or Liver Pill. is just
the Pill for the season., and for all complaints
arising, from tisordered Liver or Stomach
Try IT. TIL. LOGAN & Co, General Agents.
For sale by dealers throughout the country
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-10

Pie Me Party The Scholars Of several
Of our Public Schools. repaired to the hill south
EAST of the city yesterday, and had a most do,
ash'fnl time skipping over the green sgard ana
'adulging in healthful and yigorating exercises
ABOUT shutdown they returned to their homes me
al better for the days enjoyment
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-10

a iady's drawing-room is that in which she
receives company; an artists, that in which he
makes pictures, and a dentists, that in which
hepulls teeth. -.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-10

Sud Aeeident-Last evening about o'clock
a little child of Mr.. Geyser, in Centre Wheeling,
fell from the second story of its fathers residence
and was very badly injured; it is though fatally.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-10

Nttrin.oay and Gas.-Day before yesterday
morning, a rude, ungainly fellow, leading a
modest, verdant looking girl by the hand, step
ped into Whcats Livery Stable and inquired
for the proprietor. That gentleman made his
appearance, when the stronger of the nnsophis-
ticated couple introduced himself as Jake Nor
gan, from Sunday Creek, Ohio. He said he
wanted a hack TO convey himself and the
blushing maiden by his side, to West Alexan-
der, Pa, where they had agreed to become one
flesh. He said that he was forced to run away
10 accomplish the desired Object. He had been
objected to by the girls parents solely on ac-
count of extreme ugliness, which he DID not
consider good grounds He didn't think it was
lust and fair to prescribe man for that which he
could not help He volunteered a detailed ae7
count of his troubles, and was coTroborated IN
every particular by the girl No one>who hear
ed his story seemed to doubt its TRUTH especially
that portion relative to his LONELINESS. After
jewing the proprietor of the stable on the price
of the hack, n bnrgain was struck, negro
mounted the box, and away they few to Hard
SCRABBLE. To the great delight of the negro
uIlNeF ne WIS peElhtttSu ~ az - ..
and bridesmaid on the occasion, there being
no one else present but the magistrate. The
ceremony was hastily performed, and Morgan
and his wife left Alexander about ten o'clock
in the evening They arrived here shortly
before one yesterday morning, AS it was
inconyenient at that hour to hunt up a hotel,
and as they wanted to leave by the early
train over the Central Ohio road, this happy
bride and groom, perfectly contented, spread
out a lot of rob and blankets in the Office OF
the livery stable, and wrapping the drapery OF
their couch about them, laid down to pleasant
dreams" of future bliss. Be it known, the gas
in the Office was burning brightly when they re-
ired and this article was an entirely new
thing" to the uninitated couple. OF course
they could not sleep with glazing light in the
room, and so the groom got up to extinguish 1t.
After fumbling about the burner for some time,
he gave the blaze several violent check,
blows, which were followed by total darkness.
The gas not being turned off, soon began TO
escape and fill the room with most intolerable
and villainous smell, which soon found its way
to the nasal organs ofithe sleeping couple, Who
thinking that calildron compound of all the
offensive materials in the vegetable and animal IN
kingdom was boiling under their noses got up
and took to the street, and to the suspension
bridge for Bridgeport " here they remained nn-
til the early train started.
n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-10

saap Bari, Soap Powdos, Hospital sheeting,
e,amots Skins, Soaps, Pomade, and Extracts IN
srsat variety; Extract of Vanilla, Extract OF
BitIer Almond, for lavoring; Drugs and Med
; io fresh assortment. All the popular pat
ant medicines Of the day just received at the
Apotheca No. %, Monroe Street. adjoining 'ns
Mcclure House. Particular attention paia ~
eompounding prescriptions at all hours, and AZ
,Ssrs arc none but experienced hands engaged
every one can rely on accnfaey, eheapness' &C.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-10

The County AaGistrttes, during the setting
the court yesterday made an individual sub
scFiption Of i've hundred dollars towards put
ting the Hetnptield railroad in repair.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-10

PROf OsJ. WOOD k60.-G-Eil- Hithia : ~ ahs >
~ haze recel - many orders ln ealls fer Pref o. =
Wons IaIF Restorative tlaffo DAY eo@Pord IL
End % Boston nalfy, ftgt dolsn gea teTE1r4sa
nj heTrr sod While az order quantity 3rol
EsSFr t6ffe Aars acid ssesfe iarf T lefe slssf
slSo and me afprob1fipls md p1lFtl-
~ n -ss-rs- RON ne most aulstanal and verify ELI
9s 81 or ~icnIf flIr consiEee that q q MOST
VALUABLE PREPARATION
Fend ~ ~ may BE- one lEol3 % ~ sz an1 SiF
dozen 81 sils; and believe yelr..IeIy re
f3iEnedf UAkAEL kAIA04lf = Go-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-10

Hickory sroye - charlss c.. Ne. KEY. -. Ice
PROV. b. - WOOD-nsaF SlIs tqlle tine lA-t sllilf4
re were inincsd usssomf n geuI Has
ne ehcig sandsFfui. Ee ftei u or u5 - Jo-
tile amirfed, 70 Fepnftlt- \ =
Our LITTLE nnn'E head for Elle ftlle had berg plle-l4
covered Win sores, and sdue called g lel4 had n
har almost entirely % IN eonsequeness une1
fsnd IFS susFuel. adEi1cd ~ 70 golr Ae1io
fstiVe dd 80 Win little hope ofsneeel. III % oulE-
misc u ali friends, Fesg fEg
renose The disease entirety and aeH ad sfog
hair started out, and Wgc1n M ~ Mt 80
hs5 a hIihy scalp, and aslaEuEiant eIop g ~ e
~ other ehf. We fheFtforr, ana - err1y Iee-
Nod V4ur Restorative IeFeet rFnley tor an cl'asss
- -nlI laIr We are. rnrfg felpegtiullYs
GBORGE ". HIS6INBOTHAAs
6ARAHA. f1lgGIEBOFaAA-
e1TdIs@r, Msiur, Iune =. ltss.
PROF.. O. J. WOOD-Deaf Sir J have ulrdfEo toiiIa8
a prossssr Wonds HAIR Restorative, a1d can tub -
/. the lres4t discovery % the So fer rrstornF aa
-1nEius ~ Hair Before using Il lan q srvrr-
~ ~ af has afained ~ oIsinai eolor fse s.n
Il 20 ihe without de least leafs - ~
ease one 6fthe WORT kind
DANIEL y MURPHY
WOOD CO., PEOgEletoE aI9 IEsee..y. e. S 20
MARKET 81, s. Louis. No Ard soia ~ an gooa IEns-
,sa.sss.d.sa51y- aI.p,-sa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-10
40 TAX PAHRR9.

,gL books the Assessor Real kstate can be seen nj
the Collectors oncr, the Manufaeturerb Farm
~ bank. The Board Of Appeal viii meet In The Council
Ssmher Monday June l4th, to whom all applications
ar the reduction Of the valuation OF real property, &C.,
w Ali applications to the Board of Appeal, for reduc.
dn &C. on property, must De IN WTitinl and filed the
Ts rs Office or before TuRDAY the 18Th Of June
cS-td JOHN @. PORTER, Clerk,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-10
NOTICE. INCONSISTENCIES.

NOTICE 10 AODsIsl.- 2
New Carpets at Reduced Prices
TTlHE snbscriber takes great pleasnre II Informs =.
friends public general y nat he = nov
M 6PRLE1 sioux or GOODS, which y Fery la1ge
ad ebracs az .rrit e variety offered In his city
Nv stock consists, part Of eompiste y
f9v1.fG RuEI on Ci6ths, Paper, WindoW clAness
Curtain Damasks, Satin Delainea, CIT CoFuee OuiiAiH
Bands aud Pins Table and Piano Covers toeesaeI ~.
geaf variety Of articles numerous % lento us
stock has been selected With great care e % ~,
and do ttnk that oler 4ldueei ts mai nave
not before been offered IN this city IN,
Those 10 OF Goods In the House me- ~
t-ase sII a me GA stand Ne 49, Main ST. ana
s.iIsfy thenseVes this tie place for 6oea ea9 taP
eS1ss : = 30 f5s Main s..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-10
sPEcIAL NOTICES
MODet rs s CROSS
YANK EES CEi.

The delicate, pun, gent aromatic flavor
impaired to All kinds = ~ Fish, Meats. Salads
Oysters. Soups Cur lries. etc, renders this
the hest TIN LIZ Se4UC -
ever offered disefini- = inating public. II Inn
proYes the appetite, - strengthens the diges-
tive organs, impartsl SttOna TO the system,
and counteracts thel Injurious effects Of too
greatiable indulgence = Private families. Ho-
tells. Steamboats, or ~ Restaurants who con-
suit the relsh Of oil S>imeal, or the equip.
meht Of de table, win ~ never dispense with
the YANKEE SAUCE Rt
either breakfast, dim ner, or supper.
This Sauce wherever used. Is supercedipg
all other articlesof the z. kind and Is destined
to become as indispen-I - sable, as sugar or salt
Il is within the reachl ( zof ALL While used up
on the grooming tablesl Of the rich, II equally
adorns the humbiel 3 board Of the poor.
Sold by all Grocers, and General Dealers through
out the world, for
Is DENTS PER BOTTLE.
3 bS-ARNES q PARK General Agents.
Is Is PARK ROW. New York
LAuGHLINs & BusHPIELD and W. 4. EDWARDS !
BRO. Agents Wheeling. teH dkW On -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-10

f'stsrday was an oppressiyely hot dey--a
,esiect scorcher-and coming upon Us as q
va w. without previous warning, caused us Q
II = large Ia sonevatt WlldeTpeAs.N
!he Inefeur, ranged rom go To 80.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-10
THE GREAT BEAUTIFIER.
80 LoNG UNFUCcIzsFUILr fOUeHF,
FOUND AT LASIt

IN0R IT nEfIOnks rkiitftNfafIisL e4AA l.Al4t ~
II Its ori1IllI collar iuElIlrInE % beia ~
rr,.oves M da1dfdE ffcnr l ~ eGFoflIl ieald hrsd
SUD All eruptona. nstis ls hair son ieaiily a1 gc',s /:
- VII prrsergr aty iIllis Sfri lloTes. -
ifby n de- al iofohsI, Rc-, non ihe face. SD raftEsu
rFaifl and nerFoua head aeel ~ circular ana IL
foIouings
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-10

We ,o0uld adpiss an whoare in want OF shoes
% cali at No. 1s9, Main Street, where We D.
q is manufacturing some Of the most desir-
shls goods in his line that are to be had in tue
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-10

srr advertisement of DR.. snnfOrd's Liver In
,iqorator in another column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-10

LoSDox. Wednesday, 10 M-Funds opened
YESTERDAY at decline Of 1-sc., but subsequent
Is became hrmer in consequences Of large Purr
cbases by n leading broker.iii Government secn-
rites, and closed at the previous quotations
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-10
Domestios and Foreign Staple

HAVE nov recsivsd ny spring and sl1l9ss 4icsk g
o.t sssrsie SIrs. lest lsbtisr e szeseduEy ts
- -, v1ri an prepared 30 make In tnc latest
sfyeE, and - de iopsst frcte 20
IIef ,ou can tie affeiion q etsteiasrn an n
,EIi- ~ r-ner5- Also, large stock Of Ready liaql
tohIns nisays % hand a. ysTy low prizes Cal aed see
"a No. 80 wafrrs 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-01


B9A-lkD On Tussdsy, yu1e 20, o. dyy Nsery, Mr.
Is~iau bss IsAvr, to tie 4,sa year Of ois .es
Hs r's"ss s.o ,hs uec,ccr. Ct Polar ss csse, No
~" ! OF o. r. are resieou4y reeaeocn . attend
Tie uless' it {'ta,sdSyj crnog ., ocu ~, froa
ts Ola ,ss. socs No isaass ssssss ia rsSA q wal
Of 'sksn 20 fieirt<i- n , .Dr iutsrCert
G4rrns,L 0a reeseay June sp rHosAs ". CAM Ss'H1,
late acbsh, Ia this oI'y, ssed ~ yeats
ace u WIT terc piacs tror NO ID ke~arx ave, VI,
jersey cy, ia 70 lrlGrsdsyb nlcl nlrg, q. en O'Clock
t4sfssi-- IL = ieut', 90 az sa;u'oey Jsro 70, Y
ccc. fever JAMES canrnsl uafye OF $40 county LOG
ctrtUy Etihno, sT9o About 10 ycers- q
,asstNr -scdd-rls 60 raes,~s noso;og, June n, ~
r,.. -.e ,s The heart, Gar.rss Il vie o; Dr. A. d.
cleutts, u the itit y-tsfW hef nyc '.'.r.
ho! req ~i e. u. en- &c sssSusassy fer ineT
'rHrr Ai.CA1psx,ss vie c. pa-ios Cnrirla, aged IS
YEAR, cai.cs " kerturr, gs;r;s lctr:a, heaara
Toe relatives Al irsnih ice ANT, respectfully
'rvnse scra ans 'uorrs Inn fnar1ixy, ssterroon. at
100 ctck, 'rcr Fer ete itbdtnce, 30 aJboSiy street
Her scu,,1s ~il, b. t.k-L o. rA.vs,y Cemetery.
Cox On aon"s;, Joas ~, oto~nea wolfe bathing,
IRE ssqua NTH oes toe rs-say respect
foley icsed ~ -.'s-u Tie f:tfci tus5 rhefsdss) si'cr
tost st'wo c"o. iron toe ie'aS.oe OF e' nro.aer'
Z2S EsGsg AvsIua, a., Co,se street Joss5t CITY.
tbisiH.at tGng s'tS, LAiSa, oo lucii dag, AffL 40,
txas aRn Ftrsts mIsser OF tnr Aur rirsn org ~ets-
EOws,I.--UU Featsscsy. Jdoe ~, O. csLsumpEon,
trlrhnK vs. EOrsIa, 10 tue 5pic seer o. hts hSs
En- i,hpcs :rv:,ea 70 ss.ead tho
ebfrri non "a -oxen e'ept Bes sust street, corner
CA mare q RIGA. srisrJnSp at iD'ce o'cicx
HckEaa. -Ov Toss"el, j..e ~, fsIRNF rc&sscA,a
rtasr o. 'te sfsa q Vfrto, csaey osHaaaa, HeAna,
HIS traces snd ocqpsu,ssoes Invited I, stecd the
s.sI.i' tihs'ssty) ,Hna,es' g. nee s1"0s TIE
sbec 20 81 Jesspe cuvco, WHARF fcass viii 10 cner-d
Tor lie ft.S@- 81 hs sIcl.
rszz',ri- ttaeeviiie ,op Monday. June ?3 after
ARD ';!peEs Jcszrn u1zzrTE, Sr aged IS
,ca:s ~ cn'bs sud nny5
Ire renIvos nuo mis- Is OF tue family nse ra3st 70
CffuliJ iy 60 g. pfsuJ tit f9test fr6 "a rasideDco
! bis scr n law, III liam a. Tayos % Chatham strect
ibe rnst5 Ei be tsen 10 Gre,s Soof CeaIeofS for In
.-fu-nh
nt.sos.-o On fLee ay, June 50, Hrs. Bora hossoo
let al q Jam Htrssa, ~ years arc cays
The reegvss ana II tho Isn'y s'o respectfully
ovec u til funeral ifri lats fasiaeucs Sd
jsre tttet, urftcw ttiwoy) Afternoon, at three
CZECH wut0lt tsit,e, i.viettrH
f7cca On TusscEy, June -, Cn@1IorfE, only child OF
fhtrcas PicuB seed months.
PURp, ct Catn rbuft, Orasgo csuuty, CO Tuesday,
.uls IS M. sAMurI & rtrpY.
Tcr funeral take pi.oA thg iThHrsn~y) sitnruooo
xstwu coek lie ces The i-t-ily Respectfully
i,vf,eu ssisr d.
Walton tuesday June 60 Mrs Accss WALL; vito Of
auiisu, L Wall, =. TIE Ssa year OF Der sse.
Tee fefir7c- snf frisn1s Of tie fsut, sre respectfully
p7it,d 70 k,fsto the fu.erhi tbs (sauscayD eft-r
D. 81 era o'ssSk Ger late sCs.1nIcs 40 Fast
r>eos .sc1 eth rect WIN st furrnrv invitation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-01

modrg te mr' sei csosvg euh Sales Of the la three
oAss' ',26o bales receipts OF % oe time, 600 b.ss
Tho sales Of cotton oday 600 bas, Il unchanged
prices
Flour quiet saiss OF Reward street aud ONO. at "a 81
wtsa. euI ard unchanged Cora g4s1y waite atd gel
lev, 74s ITO Whsxey dul ut INC go Provisions
pmLApslrn,A, juno 80, 1883.
Flour 3 extremely quiet, ~ni.s ~hea. d 10 81 10
REQ, VI >: % Corn scarce sud wAa'sd. wnrSey
scarce, ara advanced 2sc 4Sc Provisions udohsagvd
ALBANY June 30-6 d
Flour inferior b,sucs Fancy and extra M
Ohio; ssAto for primo. wh at msrket drn
Inferior upsaesbe sales Of wbIe wNcousn aut Cana 'iao
.9c largo ants'ss OF unsound msrset, but unsafe
able. whskey &c
Flour and steady gales $40 soIs AT - ~ Is Cor
extra rocls and w,-cecsc ~ IS - 70 Tor ditto lio
- s6as4 Sc for docbo ezra Ca,aa. Wheat dull chicago
Corn dull ard held ri Goo Ole tor soand .-3ay
crs ctter soc Gu hs spot du 20 srrvs kyo lower,
active, attss Whiskey steady sales 90 bits u 23xo
Fre,shss dui. al leo chest asc -four to Neg
York Lsxe ion pcr,s sertss 0fD bols n'u. ig0o,
bushels wheat 60 COO Cana. EXPORTS 1900
bbs tour, "a Cog ousaes she /, 4,c00 bush2s cora
z eco bushels GALS.
Brsralo. juno so-eP.ML
Ftc0r dull saes 40 brig. n s. rs 81 for conIa,n
70 ctc,c- ecc-fn ne Cs.sas w.seocs. f+aei IA c~
ssra I..'pcs sna vircuus.a 5. IS 81 rs Tor extra
Ohio, ~ 90 ~ 90 Tar DOH cxrss Waon lower
sailor 600 boshe AT 10 lie r Chicsgo syrias aud
vec for NJ wAss,s c.uS. aorp du;,: no sales 0l1
gcoc ceptco or Tue ~e a. -ec on sne none ~adsed
arrive rye ic~-r saI~s tO0 blsne,s ~ 6ss Wo.s
KEY hr,Det eco bots. " 20hc Freichts ou u LOG.
en- beet end e5s -four {. Nee York Lake Un ,osts
Ia the twenty four no endiog at 5000 aos
hyur e0o pusoels Tnsai. ~ o bushels coro, As go
hushcs cats. Canal exp,r's % GOO b0's fovr, 5000
bushels wheat $1,000 busnss earn ~ 600 busnels
CswKGo, Jans 30-s "
Finur unchanged. Wheat nui sales $4,000 basncs
Chicago spring a. 78c 10 mostly at outside qots,oos
Germ quiet .us steady: sales 5000 bushels Oaio
42So Ffe:Ehss dull: four AZ $40 wheat ~ 7sIc t,
NeS Ycsk Lake iUps,ts-30, 900 bisaeIs wheat, 900
nm yns gelS rats hsshA
Carsl exports 1900 bbs ur $4,000 bas hesl cheat,
400 basnsia cop ,000 bushels 1900 pushe,s rye
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-01

The srnra sxsw,est on q tae pupils Of tho female
detntDer a the above ramed echoo took place tho
irsituscn &c Mulberry street At half past O'Clock yes
tr6ay morning. Tee girls were all modesuy, chsstely
and beautifully alfred white garments fastened
rertd thr wsit by sasbes Of blue ribbon; ana s,ms
silver and Gthese golden crosses, suspended from
Their nucks BY s;iken rbaon. There a very large
number Of children present at The examination and ner
apf~aance, ranged " from ;ha fgrthest length Of
the room, ~ss extremely Interesting.
fpere vera also IN asssncsocs maoy OF tho f.ionds
pasccs Gre guardians Of pupils snd platform
noticed the Very Rev Tilan S;arxs, vcar Genera;
Rev. Frsscs HcNorny, Row Joaa Bury add Rev. Too.
foioog. VIC aso oost,vei tue H7a. John Kelly smo1g
the aueieroe
TIE Of tbs yerlous cl&sses In the ssvera
branches Ct their e,ucauon conducted with the ut
mos, and sidts; aud TN p~cc.y ueex ,sp sosble
mAcusr In which sct AID oseiy Of Tie pupils OF the
hst, ssc.t ard tDrd ecqatird themselves drcw
I,rtn the VAIN arpson-'ioo o. ever person pressoI
The girls gave been IN roughly aud juecousig traned
aud wb4o sc r-r.c, ~bai q gcss AMI or.
senasd .irioencs Toe prtssn. Numerous pupils Of
vascrs phases Of woaisIs .fs, ,nnk taxt too
psise canp % awarded " tee Of ths school,
aro &c the er denying ss OF Charity for toe
o. virtue ard u--ru,pes they have successfully
stilled into utr yosrg minds
ftereciIa:srs ersc,t.b!e and the two young Ia
dies WOO siose "Jep'ofs psvgatef" and "helon the
Loper." were Loudly ap .!arnou.
The noCsbers of ;bcNasecto class 81 all examinations
Yesterday, sta fecrveu rcsullr ovation IRON alii
IN Innocent, cphrtissed np.uorr, and tneir
ursiodrc attempts psass siad inc hoarts OF all
who hear then, IL wil no, no delfsstag IRON the
rr~rfs he nd class that tbs juve
tIss acquitted tos@.rivea N ueI little bsncn-s rs veil
"a ttsr Gators IN lpsrrGg
Tae musical do .lnept sho~s great slsus OF progress
ard be s~sei ~sibeIs WHO sax 80 sell yesterday VII
yet SHINE u'toas IN he DIVINE art Nr Georgs G,spard,
pre- cf music prc'lon ~ tae pi.oo aed rs DO 10
toe OF the musical Studies Ct the pupils,
he ees~fvea lis mead & well carrc1 cimmsndstiso.
wbero su,b ssnefsi ABILITY PREVAILED And 50 much ex-
ce-rce sep 4 ~oain ~ p,ra,u'artsc; aod
may therefore cuciaoe With tos last words OF one OF
the rechs'fss -
F-ch has done Dcbiy-esch wss best
Az tie copSrsion the exercises the prizes dc
livorec Vicar General sr vni N the very reve
Fend senusca-n addressed the assembled pupils 10
t.,s%rly ep-ece ee foio~ed by the hoo- Jonn
Kelly, congratulated tie pupils aad tho teachers on
tie ,rogrsss OF the iosttuti0u
Inc whole csss thtu saug Eliza Cooks beautiful song
begi1nirg:-
rrmtmesr the days whsn my spirit wonli turn
From the fsirest al zoe wcetest az soug;
Wien ht arh Of the strAtgr send cosiy 70 odru
ana tno r,oracrl CT plcasare tor were ton long
The waters Immediately tor began 70 depart, and The
examina,,cn was brought 10 ns elise.
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TIE New York sno NcNfrrra,sns and American Tele-
srh have consented 70 hold open their ioes
rpti n'cS'sh and after last night Wednesday, until
sou,sthng definite shall have bern tosrd OF ths Atlantic
csbs. Fer few Gays suoseqoens the arrival Of the
cable the Of toe ,so'cs lines for inquiries
corrected with the suhIeot will; learn be froe to too
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Ss,bF sCI1Fsyr1 PCoTsTxr WAN cHesa apD
l. hollow re Q; premature old ags nSy be IN dwvgr
Gus snenet ~ us,r the co-. m.rueui,&s
power eve, eli nervous ace ceirun reca dssPos
trpc' h".mNism q uysisis eeou mrnt cad psvaa.,
81 bo Le. ~ doasa Juek PgNn Co, Mas
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