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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-28
transient Advertisements.

It would he a relief from very dtsagreenble
duty which we are obliged to perform every
day, ifnll persons would remember that tran an
sicn. advertisements MUST BE PAID FOR IN
ADVANCE. Requests are made forus to copy
advertisements, very often, and charge to par
tiss OF course we don'tdo so. The mon
ev must in all cases, accompany the adyer-
tise,nent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-28
TIE GREAT ENGLISH REAlEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
n.lAl...L...i El....nla dill


Prepared Iy0n prescription qrStr u Clarke n D.,
PEysfeida Extraordinary 70 tse Queen.
This Invaluable medicine unfang in the cure Of al
those painful and dangerous which the female
constitution subject. Il moderates all excess aud
all Distractions and speedy cure may be relied
TO MA RRKED LADIks
1t Is especially suited. # iii, time bring the
monthly period with regularity. r. = s slt {
Zach bottle. price One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp OF Great Britain, to prevent eounierfeits.
CAUTION.
THta6 PiLls should not be taken 6g JsMGEss disrtRg de
FIRST THREE MONTHS Or PregnGHeg, they are
to 6riig Miscarriage, bufHf any other time they
arc says.
In eli eases Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain In
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight eNsron, Palpita'
tun Of the Heart, HystsricE Whites, these pills will
effect cure when sl other have failed. aud al
though powerful remedy, do not contain iron, eElomsl,
autImony, anything hurtfui to the constitution.
Pail directions in the pamphlet around each psekAge,
which should be carefully preserved.
Solo Agent for the United ststes ana Canada.
JOB MosFs,
(Lats l. Q. Haidwln Cod Rochester, n. Y.
N.B-Sl,OO and postage StamPa enclosed TO my au-
thorlsed AGENT will bOttIe containing 50 Pills.
by mail.
FOR sal. by T. II. LOGAN CO, I'm wheeling.
B. L. PahuestocE Co., Wholesale Agents. PittsbuTsi
Purcell, Ladd Co.. Wholesale Agsats fOf Va, At Rich
mond. aP2s-ly
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-28

Wanted Immedidtely-A tremendous excite
ment of some kind. We call dying of ean4i
and as the warm weather is likely to keep
on, unless something dreadful turns up, we
shall be in a state of positive petrifaction long
hcfore the dog days come along. Has the gas
question died out, (since everybody has got to
using it again. and are we never to hear any
thing more of that exciting topicP Alas we
fear it has gone to the tomb of the Capoets. -
Then there's the National Foundry question, too,
which the committee, appointed by the enthu-
siastic .'meetin'" one night Mt the Court House,
accidentally forgot to attend to, and about which
the whole public of this city are now tceR nigh
oblivious That topic. too, is defunct. Oh!
that we had or could procure here, for about a
week, some stump tailed, swilI milk cows-just
10 give the Sanitary Committee job-iust to
get uf, u sensation.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-28

d Compliment.-we end in the Morgantown
Union, the following compliment to one of our
hotels:
This well known Hotel, formerly the Monroe
House. mas passed'into the hands of J. U. Met
calf Esq, gentleman admirably adapted to
the task ofapreSiding over and catering for an
extensive establishments With an unobtFusive
and untinng regard for the comfort of his guests
he makes them feel essentially at home during
their stay. Good fare, good beds and mode
rate bills, are some of the Inducements held out
to travellers. II.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-28

- :: = = :
o4@ss's's E@sFsys fq'tro14---rhe Washing
Ton fssa,t'le says an arTan is In progress
| 0y "hlcn y is confidently hoped the CHARTERS
railroad WIN De ee'pp'sted and IN running order
during The coming ia'l. party TO tliis4ars
Engagement IS 'he pennsylvania railroad com
EP"py'
,,,Ts,,,.,,,s.s = =, l-,.,,,r,,,,.,-.
Fsmale Diseasss.-A large proportion Of tho.
female s,,fTar fro,,, /, o
eula.e sex snuel IRON. some lrregnl9flty IN the
menstrual secretion All such sufferers wletli,
er from suppression, excessive flow, or painful
DISCHARGE. ean find sure and nern,arent reIieFin
.I1 ,.;.5 Js,,.,,s;., g., - =,
Nt.0 : ''ss ~, W"ss't aels ~
Spch caSes almost IKE magic. FOR sale only by
E. Booking, Agent No. 54, Monroe street. where
olso can he found barber md transnnyent soan-
]. 49,, 81 =
~ te''1es- r. 800 81
1Ioo7. mn C,banoicsI FFooyI ,,,.i,;.,. .o,,;,
:. ~. 80
matter in the human system, dhring the pro-
gross of chronic cases, etc; in taste like Straw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-28
RAinfNtJ{f MARKET.

JUse 26.- Flour dun. Wheat steadyi Red
Il 10: White 81 Goal 20. Corn duh; White
7sa75; Yellow 75a76 Pfpyisions unchanged
Whisky doll md nominal
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-28

Independence Ddy.-Our exchanges, from all
parts Of the country, contain notices Of arrange
ments for the celebration ofthe glorious Fourth.
orations, fireworks, military and civic process
isions5 in town aud country, win be as plenty as
eyer The Declaration of Independence Will
stil! have a hearing, and 50 viii the Farewell
Address Ifite Ia Repu5iiQusl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-28
Watches and Jewelry.
GREAT ATTRACTION
TN CENTRE WHEELING.

ll
ToHN RoEAER having recently r9%Sy mo, nnose MTs
81 store room, No IS Main street. IGN bsviPP now one
Of the largest and rooms in We city, ana az
tire new stock Of goods Vest Of the
therefore takes pleasure IN inviting S Ne
and t aP gsTs auce@ens 10 puhasers n the way OF
great reduction in prices 1@in 70 bsIf the usual
prices and will sell them At nearly on o a but come
~ ~ and eaine for yourselves and you WI not &
disappointed For Instance, he VIII ss sr cts
cents SSS Enro Swiss Robes in the city, ohal-
Hes onneis the largest and best sese;
"a ts of Grape silk straw, eaPolitHI, and Mems snd
ohId5sns Has, sSS Il too e
f9ss one e s G asyss II who
search goods md ~ corner Of Main and
siddi c, ~. - ~. s. lss4lia Centre wheeling.
= - FRENCH Goods.
o60 n,sees - vide warranted fast e9lorsl az
issS cents always sold for % e.nta yaEa. AiU
sssSHi4p PS95gH R a " Wool LANE a.
per yssI ma oualIt which used to sell at %
nts' win Ell nov 19 cents Some goqd auiis .
low e ~ eSs The very finest
plain al 90 gsrsd g = seSs ses seaufnl styles
sO1fBnE CRAP kEsP 'i-1' y $50
and , fSIsEs O 50 cents for only
g CEN, sSrS Ssess sue Goods very nice and
eassg Is,es,s j e,x iln csoslsat all;Soi Led
BseI sll very rich iustrs y inch wias' ~ 10
nsr ward; soiii last season % " per yai q.
-, The (SrenGest Bnrgatns&et'
x ROBES, OF 90 yards each, sAIne
qualify sold ss season nom ssS 70 81 sSa
19 10 dsly that these Fobss aEs 2 .5
sold thalt ths1s 4 ES side stripes, very
5Fals eoIors ana Pc o9a srSe New YORK
Ehey - aud were Bought below
Also. lust receiE about ~ af essiH
fancy sllks XsE NV Oh ALLY R6B 10Th side stripes
Wy hs sIsts BaIsge Robes 20 yds IosS
anq eenpe tsr 40 I viii sell for 81 onai ~ ono
Iiisnt styIe very cheap. Fine Lawn N
polar and Fifty Csilsr 1877 Mainft-t
dPS-Sm ,;;..,,,,ss1. on esgoss ~,
IsT PER sg sSq sr
- fiillots oil have no rival ane e
only b. had atthe old eori & WILDE BRO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-28

Paper Nh Rebuilt. The paper mill of
Mcssrs Hanna & Sons StenpehSilB recently
burned down, is being rebuilt, The Hsr0ld OF
that place sayE:
The walls Of the e Clinton Paper Min OF
Messrs. t: Hanna 4 Sons, which establishment
was burnt down few weeks ngo---are up again.
with large addition half the size of the
original building. Il his will enablothe proPrle-
tors to manufacture more extensively than ior'
uery. We understand that it is the designIto
run six engines instead of four, and to intro
duee other improvements 10 enhance and taeili-
tate the manufacture of paper Workman are
engaged in roofing the MILL and the work OF
building new, larger, and more deslrapi We mn,
out of the ashes ofthe old is pushed forward
with commendabie energy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-28

Hickory Grove. e oaFisE Co.. No, New, ~ 1856
PROV. o. J. WOODneaF firs eoIle tilla ll1t sunl1rr
indaeed touhe ~ TonEl
IL ees sondsFfRis feet q 1ir duiy - oa and
the Afflicted. 70 report f.
ittle sonis had for tine had hl IfeTiiy
covered With GoFe1 and called q selid tead. HI
hair almost entirely on u eolseQuelJI~S uhen
freud, seeing his aulernrG. aTiGed teEf
raliFe, an with itfg hope 81 bu -
prise and that OF al our tredg Teig lev aentioha
he disease entirely and and luariaGf e1SP
starred out, and ean thft-euE eoE
has healthy 1eaiP ana - luEuTtEnt eTcp 81 hair
child. We tisFsforr, aDd Dc hgTh
leud y-ur Restorative, feFfect Tfedy Tor Al 1suns
0 the scalp and hair. Woare, yours respectfully.
GEOR6E ". HISGINBOfHA8i.
SARAH A. HIGGIEDOTHAh-
aardIneE. slalne. Jllr -. l9'ei.~
PROV o. T.. WOOD-UeaF ElF. } isaFe- ps-d bulilrd
q Professor WO0ds Has Restorative, d truly
IL greatest discovery q Ne sFs for FsornE ara
ehanEng Hair. Before nang Il % seTE-
~ 80 Hair hhs attained its original eoor. Yea ca1
FseOmnsnl world uitiouf ths flst fraF, = -
ease o. ms WoTst knd-
DAEIEL y. hURPnY-
J.WOOp Co, PrugrfetoTs So bresessy. hsE fe.E
On atN- y. Wire kaitpE EsfAhinenfl snd Va
iarke 81. 81 Louis. %. And ssid y Al Eood DING
s' ssssd.-a giy.1 -z.aPs.su
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-28
AMBROTYPES

WHICH CANNOT BE SURPASSED,
AM3ROTYPES WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
AMBRorYPEs GIVING THE NATURAL COLOR.
Pictures on Paper, Sheet Iron, Patent LeatAer,Ge
Taken In any warranted equuI 70 any in thsety
AT TnR CITY GALLREY OF AET,
80, HIOnroe street.
ap9o-1y c. 4. GRIFFIN, Artist.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-28

SEE advertisement of Dr. sanford's Liver In
.igorator in another. column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-28

1.-The moon looked down on the scene as
brightly and lovingly as the eye Of young
of Instrumental music foated through the moon
light like shoals Of golden fishes through silver
sea.
In the language Of contemporary, we would
say that the above was a piece of dem foip
iilinn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-28

What a Scene eoas there, my CountrymenF
: The Wheeling Times, the other morning, con-
tanned gem of sentiment, which, at the time
escaped our notice. 1t was intended, we believe,
as description of a dancing party out at Mrs.
Freuch's, on the National road. The editor
breaks out in the middle of the description as
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-28

lUoVer.E \ ~ lah-5zdp ~.
PR0R.5O. J. WOOD CO.-s-efs- Within ) 1eE dals
have rruieEef lrny md ellE foE PFtL o..
Wooiis Hair Restorative, tatfn day eolF~d
ssid Bostonfor qlsnfifys (E do1rlS1n fsraEtdsS
Ersff bofffs 81 hlte asld fesst0 HGFf roEcsd aFsA
or6Iir ostuniers and de hIroltion. and patFei-
ana tr-erfeea ffoaI ts hniIfall worthy
81 yisnlig, lalE eosiieu isi y . hoE1
Y4LpAbLE PREPARATION.
scnd may Be - ~ sfIsi aFd pna
dozen - sfzE5 and balisTe lsgouF.ly-y FsgPecfilly
C3gnfdl DANIEL BA1liDRP c.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-28
N0TTCRT0 IT01sKKRRPERs-

NOIIUE 10 HUllsEEA EEE7-lEl8-
New Carpets at Reduced Prices.
TTNITF subserr taes sreat pleasure informing hls
friends and the pubic that he = nov RES wing
his SPRLEG STOCK or GOODS which i reIy large
and en1braees ne rsateE vlrIety osred IN his civ
Nv stock eonslsts part, complete assurteat Of
Carpets, Rugs OIL Cloths, Wan Rapers window ehadrs
Curtain Damasks Satin Deaines Gilt CoFneess Curtain
Bands Pins, Table and Piano Covsrss together with
variety nrieleg 10 mention. 1hts
stock selected with great 70 sge Gn ces
and do think that 10Geflfels That have
before bern offered n this city
Those n Goods IN th- House Furnishing lne vi
please call the old stand Ne 49, Main So and
satisfy themselves that this the place for Geo aad e9F
aus No I1S Main 81 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-28

NOTICE TO PERSONS WANTING VIII RAEEAb
BORDERS, de-, AL Ne " S1l1ASs a n REDUCED
Prices
TNE subscriber respectfully informs BIS friends and the
j public EenrrnIy, hand the beat aesort-
cheap Wall Paper and Borders in he city, ranging
price dollar ron. Hal payers Win
mlfsh borsrEs Only 8 cents per boli benufin sEs1
those N want OF cheap Wan Paper. UlDdog BlIDdsy
oor on Cloths &e please call q he cheap Sock and
Notion Store. JOSEPH GRAVES.
my1ss Main 81, Centre Wishing
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-28

IA KxPIOsTOu,

:,
ThaPabv certify that having been badly bruised ana
scaied iy the explosion Of Steam Boiler, friend induced
me 10 try ragg's Arctic LinIent Tssmart
~ extra ted from the scalds, andin very snort
the pain was gone from the bruises In two weeks Was
W eli, and able to resume my business "a. 49,.
HENRY HAHEkSKILL, residence jackson street.
AGRI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-28
BRAGGs ARCTIC LINIHGENT

This Incornprehensible Linimen which the gree
mss Of the aicted all rely for relief from
the unnRs OF KheunAtisn, Neuralgia GouT, ETyspeas
Cancer ScTofua, sprans, uises BURNS seslds and al
disc rapidly asimaF prep
ratons the uroprIeOrs the eneOurag cement OF
sufferers, following memorandum 81 Few OF te won
from the parties named R-e In the possession OF
tb roprtors bat length Preeudes publication Of
allbut q few. .-...1..,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-28
THE GREAT BEAUTlFIER,

FOUND At IASIi
ITOE u TsEsIolKs PEHhfAEEHyBf eHaY HAIR TO
i rs of1lral 11rs esirs llrTiIiF - haid had
daud li1ln sd al fcr0flla, scsid BE- ~
and al eruptioa hair SOS e1l1g ai eiossys
and viii preserve aly gn5Ie rruoVrE.
Ifby mage, ali totes, 4e, iron lie fsr. ssd TErFs al
HTalEiE an nrrfeUf heah Aeht. fee t4Triar zEe u"
fOlioHiDE= - ~ "
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-28

HAVE nov Feervei ny SpTlnE and enll1er steet %
i 1,IlJTEES EEflGSLlERES a Nd TkS1LfG6s - die
mott desirable styles brst q bies, e1eesdngy 10
priees uhieh PREPARED % naks up = is 4at.t
uhe would can he attention - ny eustesrl aia ne
rabIIe n s,IeT1 . Ais6 lzrge stock q Ready Mag
cothing always haI ~ Fgry ipU sss Sei SO -.
auso 10. 81 y aier s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-28

a Vl1IfIY new styies Window OaFt1InHl
/ ~ Az ps aatin Glazed Green DO DO
- 1un ., do do blue DO. - 90 -
10 Frn. Pntuams Curtain Fixtures q =
IAN eolbfS loY1is and TassaiE for cuFiains.
ntI5 Just rerrIyed. PAINE Gu.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-28
FOREI4N NEWS.

ogEloE. ooRNEn VII AND MoNnoE sTsEEfs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-28
Letter from a well known Clergyman Of Penn.

DR.. A. S. Todd's Ambitious or LiyerPills arc
for sale by all the prominent dealers. Address
your orders to I. II. Logan 81 Co., Druggists
Wheeling, Va.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-05-22
SURVEY OF THE ATR4TO AND TRUAND0
RIVERS.


The Secretary of the Navy yesterday transmitted to the
Senate letter from Lieut. T. A. Craven, dated May IL
in reference to the practcabilty of ineroceanic
muncation from the Gulf of Daien the Pacific ocean
by the Atrato and Truando rivers.
The letter of Lieut.. Craven concsely mbodies the
results his late survey of those rivers and contains the
following conclusions in reference to the physical difficult
ties to be overcome in opening communication
81 cut through some five miles of submerged mud
at the mouth of the river with the prospective certainty
of constant dredging TO keep it open. tfa 1870
go The hercuean labor and incalculable expense Of
cutting through the agoons of the Truando and the
bedded logs of the Palos Cdos where the whole
try is inundated during at least nine months of the year
and where the food of day may destroy the work OF
week, q el.s $500 a
.'3 The vast expense attending the removal Of basal
tic rock in country where labor and provisions must all
be imported at most extravagant rates
"a. The want of anchorage on the Pacific coast
as The fatal effects of the climate which, it may be
safely estimated will at all times disable one-third of
any force that may be sent there
You will not be surprised, sir that, with the pre-
cedng arguments of the opinion that the proposed
canal is mpracticable, involving expenditure OF
treasure not easily estimated and sacrifice of life from
which the stoutest heart may shrink Human ingen-
uty and perseverance may is true, overcome the OBJ
enumerated but at least two generations must
pass away ere the world could realize the comple-
ton of much less extensive work than that contem-
plated .ss .ltsst rs
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-05-22
THE ARMY AND NAVY.

witness the annual examination of the several classes
acting midspmen at the Naval Academy the first day
of June next: Commodore George w. Storcr Captain
Frederick Engle, Captain A. A. HARDWOOD, Commander
Henry X. Hoff, and Commander Charles H. Poor.
The United States brig Dolphin is at Boston, pre-
pairing for the home squadron The following is list of
her officers: Lieutenant commanding, j. N Mafit first
lieutenant, j.. n Bradford second lieutenant f. p
Williams third lieutenant, @. c. Carpenter passed
sstant surgeon, J. M. Brown.
The Norfolk Argus mentions rumor that the pay OF
wormen in the navy yards to be reduced and depre
Gates the reduction not just towards the skilful
chanics in government employ
The United States frigate Congress, at Philadelphia
will be taken from the sectional dock Monday next
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-05-22
MODERATE VIEWS AT THE SOUTH
[From the Mobile Register. |


The Journal of Commerce. Junior says that the action
of the conference committee and the result of that
tion have paved the way for restoration of aternal
feeling between the two sections of the democratic party
II may be safely assumed that the members of Congress
who voted for that compromise intend in the future, to
act with the administration and do not think it at all
improbable that several of the democratic members who
opposed the bill its final passage may hereafter prefer
to act with their former political associates rather than
enter into permanent relations with the opposition In
deed have been fully convinced that Senator
Douglas himself whose have been utterly UNI
able approve designed to cut loose from the political
associations which he has long acknowledged, and
form coalition with the republican party II the Bit
terness Of the between that gentleman and the
friends of the administration has at times seemed to
der such result almost inevitable the good sense the
long political services and the distinguished ability which
he has evinced in his public acts all led TO the hope
that such consummation would be avoided 1t would
be source of regret that who has, through the
struggles of the last four years received at the
hands Of the republicans such unqualified abuse and de-
nmcation, should, under any circumstances, become
identified politically with his traduccrs and the object Of
their praise he has heretofore been Of their yo-
lent oensure and reproaoh.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-05-22
INCREASED SPEED.

We received yesterday afternoon through the polite
ness Of William M. Wadley, esq., general superintendent
of the New Orleans Jackson and Great Northern Rail
road Company, copy of the New Orleans Crescent of
Monday morning, the 18th instant. We think IL prob
able that this is the greatest despatch made between
New Orleans and this city. Mr.. Wadley left New Or
leans at o'clock, on Monday morning lost three
and half hours en- route by the transaction of business
and arrived here at g. M yesterday making the time
between the two cities, four dogs and ten hos Mr. Wad
lev could have departed from New Orleans three hours
later and accomplished the journey at the same hour he
reached here yesterday.
This great speed furnishes some Idea Of the shortening
in time between the capital Of the country and the
treme Southwest which will be effected when the railroad
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-05-22
THE NEW LOAN.

We publish to-day the letter which the Secretary
of the Treasury has just addressed to Congress, in
which he calls for authority to make loan Of fifteen
millions of dollars. 1t will crafty the country to
learn that the Secretary has not thought it necessary
to call for larger amount than fifteen millions.
1t had been rnmored for some time that a new loan
of thirty millions would be demanded, and that
thorty would also be asked to convert the twenty mil
lions of treasury notes already uthorized into the
permanent form of bonds. The current predictions
to this effect were positive that when ven
tured to deny the truth of these rumors two three
weeks ago, and to intimate that the amount which
would be asked for would fall far short of thirty
millions, our opinions were received with some in
creduity.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-05-22
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Further by the Niagara-LiverpOOl Cotton NJ ar
ket-Trade at Manchester.

HALIFAX May l9.-The Liverpool letters received by
the Niagara and dated Saturday represent less actvi
ty the cotton market that day though there was
no actual change in prices The advance obtained dur
ing the week put down in the letters at SIG OF PEN
nv on Middling Orleans and Mobile, and Id Upands
The closing quotation for Mddling Orleans was fd for
Middling Mobile, 2 3-16 and do. Uplands I'D The
imports continued free scale and reached during
the week 900 bales, principally from the United
States.
The accounts from the manufacturing districts the
most cheering for several weeks and all agree in advising
a more animated inquiry for both goods and yarns at i'm
proved prices for each.
The drain of gold from England has been largely in
creased since the departure of the Persia the bulk of it
being destined for France
In the discount market there rather more demand
but the rates remained without change owing to the
large amounts of capital Offering