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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24

COFFEEThe trade supplying themselves with Rio and
the improved The Annss OF 3Oi9 bags o
chased by pcutof few days since has been resod 10 three
leading grocery houtes full quo;,ons The sss also Of
81 Domingo at SIC. cash Ne quote:
JAW, white, y D'.'l5ld ans lMarscslbo as
Rio fair 20 prime. .....l ali! Jamsca al.
Ro ordnIy........ 9i9O st. Do. (o) LOO 3D.. 800
Lsfusyrs ..............l.0 lliI
COGL-Tte demand lie moderate for the Eas.
and city trade dealers and m,nusctues supply ina them
selves freely the current low the arrivals
and there has been considerable accumulation Of stock but
II By large o. the same time las quote
by the Is Q ~ TO- and from yard S4a S5 10 foreign
po.bipg has been done N prices nominal
COPfER-New Shtath'ne Yellow Metal, Belts and BnEiers
IL limited request al tesdy Jetea Rb 1sd hugo: rather
quiet a. 2lac cash Old Shea hing sells slowly 2c cash.
DYEWOODS-Tbc demand for nearly all kinds Is quite linz
which and wanted for home the transactions M
the weeA 100 tus St Domingo Logwood $}2 l2k
and $50 dc Jamaica do a. flld II 50 uh Also 20 tun Saw
snis Fuse private terms and small parcel Of Cora Wood
Of $50, months
FLOUR AND EEAL-Tbe inquiry for Wes.esn Canal Flour
is fair oustiye, with nod-rs,e
supetne t.e better extra State Is held with increased
hmpess sn rot inside figures Western
higher the dem and fog export IL ted and cose
lees ip9uy the sales a. c0 bbs II s. 1$3 ~ for
pefhne State mainly IS asa 80 co. e4 - 10 for extra do
sm' lots DO at ~ Is; ~ iJd$ 70 for DO 81 ca
~ 20 10 shipping brands round hoop Oho ~ for
ses brand. 81 $50 6 ~ FOR Genesee aud 81 asa
- TOT 81 Ltun brands Canadian Flour shae trmer;
hvas s'f us1t rate, AMI the demand Eitod sas Of sO1
u - 5d - Is for extra bIands. Southern Flour with
% yuVAoe change and IN fair demand for The cal
the A'Ss se not lss; saleE of $50 sbs 900 IS
me oestei ospos do and sta 80 for choice family
u ie "oi better and IN fs demands sales OF so bile
80 o. Sotp Mes 10 held With greater frmncss; sales
Of 80 bts a. oed&3 So for Je,,,yt and as as fo Br.ndv
n n q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24

OIL CAKEThe inquiry has continued good Ind .he
is firm sLes Of 81 TINS Western Thin Obopg III ga tS
and Thick Roundt 9Q % So part sITy- 100 tuns
City Thin oeopgh sT 81 delivered. Oh MsA i. selling ~
81 $50 81 50 q loo ~
PROvSiONS-rhe Poh maIkel Is steady, With moderate AZ
rival. fine dems a'.s Of Jj H. :. /. for The Mess
SIG - for Mes SIS 7jfc Round Mes Si7 20 for Gear End
els 80 for Prime Beet quite nrm she demand is AID
aniybs limited sses Of 81 b6s Al TllG-il 81 Toy
County Mess SIG l3 - for Repealed M5s' ana s49
s tofor Prime Mess 10 far eqass BAT a. prizes
holders notice free shipments ron hTst
bands we quote sl9qs22 Bacon IN modtsfs request bus
t,dOc. Gu. Nests ned with hrnusss; the
den and IN excess sIopy sse of SEQ bh6s sad ties
5id6 for Shoulders ard haze for Hss Wessn Bacon 10
demand s21slc Lard wihoa. important chsnee
demand; sales OF so hhds AID tcs :: lOi diO.
Ilc and 40 kegs &c. Batter 10 10 fair
reque and slenty Odl7c for Ohio and Ies r STATE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24

GUNNY CLOTH-We notie tales here Of so bales GuEny
Cl5th 8. $50. mo. .
HOPS in request AZ steady rates The ly ehiesJ
,p,cuse aud confined to houses th1ush a. the
the feeling good the ssies VI the week ale 30
bal, q Jd7- for 1879, and so az g.. for Old.
HDES-Tbere continues good dem,nd e. inH prices go
Ssyaiss at &C.. 600 California, 2lg mos 90 DO,
IL Texss 90 made public; also 100
Porto Iso.l l9 mes. The stock Of al kinds about
We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24

lcincpnsii Gazs tie june q.
POTkTOEs-Oll Domestic eoninse 10 sood sup5.y. win
a2aas for Carter. ana Nsrce New Southern higher
ses EoloLs AZ 81 md Chares;ons =: % oaF - Berra
dAs eomuskd IS 9 bbL
RCE-Ws LeaI Of further ses Of $50 t;a - saSG A. to
quAlhy
sUGARS-5bere Is very little doAs pices have rot altered
The tslss ina ihds Fngisa IsAns .. oc 30 a.
&c AID 20 hhds New 0res-s az lie
sOAP-Ciie 10 firm at r os on Us spo'i sses OF lVo
boset. 10 sniye II Nlc. a., .
sflCESTs.re movement. and very H'te fSny eh-sge
In Ptes Small C,s q Pepper h,ve cod 5; ~
sHOT ,,s3y .; tic for Drop 7lc. N' Buzz hH4F
cash.
sPELIER b Ia Moderate r>qa-t sesdy rsts'i sass Of So
tnns Ia cts >: tia6%s., snoA
SKINS ess are fsl; sepy though 'ss's Lave <sS go
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24

- other Ports, 10 latest oatee oUibVo 1900 o"O"
We gave, q few days since, brief abstract Of the
snlual report Of the Cleveland and Toledo Rosd show
hg the groes earrings Of the year, ending April 80
- be $3.50, $50; expenses, sis6,i62; net earnings
1888 1877. We now annex some further extracts from
The report, which will be of interest to the stock
holders Speaking of the floating debt the Directors
cay:
The amount of the floating deb. at the time OF the
last re port Juue l. 1857, was, bills psysbe at New
Ysrk efhoe $3.50 800 10; bills payable at Cleveland
sfice, So, 1913 al total, $40 2O7 81.
On September 1857 at the time Of the resignation
Of the late Treasurer, it was found that the Hosting
debt mad increased at the New-York office to $685.
7S4 49, the amount at Cleveland remaining nearly the
same rs in June previous $e721 80; total $51 06 3d.
TO this amount should be added at that time sundry
credits on the books Of the Company, and sundIy
bills and pay rolls that were unpaid, which swelled
the floating debt in reality to about sIOOoOO.
To bqndste portion Of this debt t5e President ne
gotistsd Ee coupon bonds at 20 2 cent The re-
sander o. the COO bonds authorized it not thought
pohiic 10 sol.
The total amount Of the outstanding notes Of the
Company June ], 1858, is 1858 1ls 49, These notes
extend to sferent periods some as late as into Feb
rsary 1852 and the interest is paid them to their
maturity. There are sundry credits Of unpaid bills
dividends and interests not called for, and accounts
amounting " $50. 2o2 81, making
sss.l SoAiss debt SsS 30 ~
Proper offsets toward the reduction Of this
amount ere:
xpssh New Yort and Cleveland. 9st a.
Gs.A ape kom p. q. Dept, mall service. HOS 70
Cesh bslsu.s due from other Comps kc.. ls,<7O 81
Bs retev,se esmsaed food...... 81 600 Oe-li2ts 50
Lssviss the fOssins debt 49, ~
IN previoas reporls considerable amounts hsve
stsed e. credits and unpaid bulls laid over without
bang ssly entered upoa the books II has been the
aio Of the present Direction 10 have everything
promptly sstd up and entered fairly 10 the accounts
and there are theIettre fey liabilities but what are
embodied IN the bills payable account.
The Company holds bominalDy considerable
amount Of sssets that mostly acquired at an
early day, before the present Direction came into au
ihoIity.
These sssets and other property on hand may be
stated - follows:
Rs. estate not required By the Company GS s.
TOTAL amount bhs reee<sabe. U6o9 o.
Sailing Fund Cenmn Investment per tho report tob II
Shop sstAl fuel stationery, UZftg 10
Isieltn soeAs and bonds account Z5o5j ~
The outstanding stock Of the Company, as regis
tered on the books o. 33 ne SO; the outstanding
bonded debt is 1884, 635. represented by the fol-
loving clesses, via:
ysastsn Co.'S lot mort, IL. div due 1867 ST. os
yssssssn J. X Os lt mort I'd div. duo ly2.
ysas,3ob =. T. Cos I'd mort due 1892.
Josess ,, Sea IDssms. aas lss2,,.,....."n,, eseo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24

t--. Of Reef cs -; ~esi, which bs0as. s-.. ,,
s,-. f-os he will,
NelcNye: A. ID al-iy .-I more 'shHS "sae.s n Eve
TDE sBEEP MARKET
Tee very lage suppy Of s5esp BIS ~res IN. ,oa<sy IA.
,ane esn be se supply Of Beyvs. Tb. Prize ia zen
y d75t ab|sd.
Al Browning e. s.ePseDson s0~s' '0!d "a .. o. az
Tbs.. L,r,in .oIl ;sa .seu, on..hiri Lamb. 300
sv.r.se Son of al. q Lamb. in os' spess:
81 ~ g. % for s11 go FOR siss 81 Hf'r sss Il
sic'sw saa B., s.d. o Sr:n. sS:.. 81, s,:.p.;a
THs HOO MARKET
We believe We give rs a. iies q se rAis o. he
,,!e. qro;aiOn., wbi,s are ., 6lIoT.;
Psics OF soSs wEEx
FIR: q,.,lHy corn-'-d .rss size. iIsss HSse
s-coni quality com ied. ut d,ic %
The issp, Of The weei tee Wren Y1d. ~, Of Fers,h
'is Turner %.os.cr Of The Has.oS sssr yS G m Ct
Thirty sew. b street 'rPoiis "celpts s' tclo
~ ~ Can c,t sT and lm6oy s
BY Hnd'on hvsr ks '"a' '''''''''''''''''''"t ~
BY AbsoJ opelis...,.....'..'''.'
...............................5SS
pice raher wa', h.: there ). DO marx. a. ~ s-is.
There Is doaos '9pv Of IN ~'h tns there lad sea no
n.sIk,. where hey DO at their stoca. -
sas. Of io.. he ssSg. jar: . sy ME- s'rtss
comr1is.iop uierrbsn,s No. 70! Wssaiuzton sree-;
PR Tho,nb iudian' u corn FED Hos. sss>se so's
80 h price 40 osrsI Si corn sd dors ase.se rtss
l6s So Jope' ssnsn'a' pS,,a ,a vnos 49, g.
fd Hnga average sro,s l9i t6ltoc Niio sb.n,
Chicaso ILL., leo fed Hogs svsrsse e-os "a! f5f@E
same ovn,r I'D Hogs w, &c w.
U9ne, For. Wsyoe Ind 5i corn fed Hogs average l6
dc BIiscoc lluois III corufed ~ ,g. go.s 49,
,felCCs s srp Delaware Co, Ohio, - cotafed HoG
svs,ase ro,. lB tSrO, %. Wsds In on Co. Ohia ll9
corn led Hogs average c.. ls6 $500 O. HAte,nso NJ
,;,n e. Ohio p mid Hgs al 80 j. Ls
tiore Irsi. 1871 fed Hogs svrrss, gross la 3iles
n DANIEL Putnam Co. lad 49, -fed ii "a average goes
40 lOst; c Parc Maoc Co. Ooo 2Is corn "a Hogs,
syrr,rs s,ss III lic; Hxsoo Hnshs spfiugo j. %
H., j.
m unss average yros. III A. T. Self Ioi' 20 o'rn fed
Hog, sve'sse 100, Sci Chapman Nj le' Ua@n Go
Ohio Isl cor Hogs 4S 4lc Compar Hub
be-. Co Fort Vague Iud 2S5 ted ~ syerxe sfoss
tic lSl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24

TIE prices to-day quoted - fslows:
Medium
seed seeTes be quoted only loc
tn. aspsra sysr,ge OF the market st.........t,s
Tie mos. IF the sses from So 80.
(prsss hesd ard y b Of Gsseni weights VII BE- found 70
scsssn,s OF sales Of rzndry troves.
fo,zI rvuhsr OF 10 this city s week. 4,5O3
fa bead tsa ls. veei, AID 3s5 bead than
n, ryrr,r. var Tse sesse number zach wednesday
rslet sst yer 22 head while the number to-day beas
5s so bead ihsa tie average and s heed Iro
than II, dag vesk
Are following dove. ar in .he market hi, week;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24
REPORT

TorLL RECEIPTS CATTLE KINDS FOR rnE WEEK.
According reports from the several marss pisces 10 tho
city, there E.s secn received for the week ending June A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24

Fse amount received for tolls on all the Canals Of
De State S ne second of june 1853 SCI 9S5
In 'oao'
90 $50
tolls received from opening OF navigation Ia So5 70 me
sbI tolls opening Of Davsson In 1857 3 61@
.Insreose over As 35
The amount received for toll all tho Canals outirg
Tie second week of June and to the 18th OF June, in
xAe Wears given below is as follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24
The Circular Of Mr.. VIM. P. Wright for the Asia
estimates the damage to the cotton crop by the floods

tetimaie6 Ire uaunge 10 the COTTON crop
a 20O, 600 TO $50 600 bales. Mr.. Wright says
from the Inundated region of the
Mkhspp received during the p,st weoS fully confirm the
yws my ciicusr the waters still the
Inferred pautstlons We have nfotmsioD Yazoo
threatening overflow OF the entire fszo
Gs hs e~.t Eve the planting has very much
extended In last circular gave an opinion
mai the damage tey 70 en,ns from inc overflow ooSia h0J
haes did not 70 the imp eson thai this
already hsppeDsd but that ndsios om the then posi-
- sss,sed psrsI lie iss, is~ 81. is disposition 70
ssssssts Of the loss both here ADD IN nv ssu.s
s.rss q nion win the already suss.nsd
q sustained from these disastrous overaow.
,sssive bsAl, favorable accounts.
R.csPTs sas largely lat year. To-day the Increase a.
sD az, with 100 0J bales and shall
~ ssp sboash before the Of the swell the crop
EXPORTS for the week ms IS 900 bales of wbh 1900 bales
Dss We sh, have lsrge clearance for Great BRIAN next
week learn by telegraph that SO 900 bales cleared las
.s. that Of last ye sss t. France there Is deficit
II n sso bales and TO other foreign ports $500 bales
s Lea september as com pared with four years
s;;S; J;;: a $50 l SO;
|. !: sr.o.s e.: sssSSs $1,000 1900 10000 $500
1ssA Exports. 32s2Ooo 2OS7O0o 27OoO 20Os0Oo ig72OoO
0essh hand. Ssi 900 10000 $4,000 $4,000 1884, 200
OF which during the past week included in the .bove
r y q FEE Sn:::: ssSsS 1905 .SsS ssSSs So
s F. : :1:s r sS l s sS 2SSS S
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at the ports compared with
"a 70 france Sss 4 to OS. foreign poT
$500. Total increase In exports, las 900 bales.
Tie xed statistics Of the exports Of Breadstuis
are from the Circular Of Mr.. Edward Bill:
nxpelr OF rREADsrUrys TO GREAT BRITAIN IRELAND
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24

From % 5tIrs.....4O
From 20 lOtIn SO
Fem 20 81 p tn f11th d. payable Il osn
From o 80 So
From 81 10 80 tuus...... IS
Grom 81 70 300 tans $50 dsys from date Of delivery
Fom 2Ol TO 30 tuns $50 Gays from ca,e OF delivery
From cO and upwIId.. 6eo DAYS fom dte OF oebverJ
0ILSs-An a1d grepeh Windov Class sells o: IS Y
from. he qU 9fiOus:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24

We published on statement OF The sock Of Bacon acd
Buls Meat city An havDs occurred IN iss e.:a-
ies furnished 70 YuS!h The 10 ecTs e4;
46.2bhds Bacon Sides ecaEl te......... ) 90. 30
1855 Bacon Shoulders. equal to..........l $500 -
bLlk Si5ef ioose
ELlk khOGlds;s.... 900 wv ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24
..,s.r or ,nEADsTvrr. TO eHIAr ssIIAm AND IHELAHD

Tai ram g.pt 1857 vi Ss9 40 5o5S S24 $685. IS
~ ssos, period 1852 Ss1sa2 SSs ie3s9s sess
~ esons ssme perod lg55 lS5Sl2 44SO l94225 6270 q
Flour Wheat, Corn, hy,
~ tie Cesfsaeat bbls bush nhsh: D'si
Prem NJ YORK TO June 1883. 49, 1873 liz 252 1851
atAaI Ports datee l6O, lo3 ,67 6OCO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24

r- YewYork ard Ee Railroad makes tie fDlowing report
of trsnspor:sion s.ock r me week Ding this dsy;
Be.ye. HoI.e& WsiA Sheep LAn's. Swine.
By the Huason River Railroad:
B-ey,s Hor.ea NeAs Steep L,nba SWINE
rss 2s So SEQ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24

CLAssIfICAIloN.
Upland. Florida Mobile.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-29
IRON WASHINGTON.

july 28.-The President before leaving for
Bedford Springs, appointed John Nugent, edi-
tor of the San Francisco Herald, who is now
here, as an agent to proceed to Frazier river
and make the proper representations to the
citizens of the U. S., with the view of prevent
ing collisions or outbreaks in that quarter, our
government being satisfied from official and
other sources that liberal policy will be pur.
sued towards them by the British authorities.
The course to be pursued toward Paraguay is
now determined, having occupied much of the
attention of the administration. 1t is reliably
ascertained that from the isolated position of
Paraguay, and difficulty Of access, it is capable
Of making vigorous resistance to an outside
force, independent of few small vessels mount
ing altogether an armament six or eight guns
Lopez has had three or four government
steamers recently completed in England, mount
ing 100 guns of different calibrc He has q
standing army of IL, 900 men, and has recently
received from England cargo ofarms and anu
milton, and has in employ as engineers and ord
nance men, several French officers. The adj
minstratiOn will send feet of six or seven yes
sells. Commander Page, who has been select
red to take command, has proceeded TO the north
to charter such additional steamers us may be
adapted to the expedition.
Although it is not supposed it will be neces-
sary to fire single gun, yet, in view of defen
sive preparations of Paraguay, it is determined
our forces shall be sufficiently formidable to
meet all possible contingencies.
There is authority for stating that no such
letter as that purporting to be written by Cass
to Prest. Martinez on the subject of tho latter's
refusal to sign the Cass Yrisarri treaty was ever
written.
Lord Napier had long interview with Cass
to-day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-29

july 2s.-The Times Panama correspondent
sends in substance Cass' letter to the Presi-
dent of Nicaragua, on the refusal of the lat
ter to sign Cass' Yarizza treaty. The Secreta-
Ty says to President Martinez, s'you have insuI-
ted this government by Withholding the treaty
after pledging yourself to Gen. Lamar, that you
sent it by special messenger. You afterwards
assigned as reason for not sending it, that
you had written an autograph letter to Presi-
dent Buchanan, asking HIM to submit certain
notifications of it, which letter yon never
wrote. We demand, as the only reparation you
can make, the return of the treaty as ratified by
assembly, with regard to the vested rights Of
American citizens in Nicaragua" Gen. Cass
tells Martinez, that his government would not
submit to any arbitrary action of Nicaragua;
that as that country was devoid of adequate tri-
bunals, the Cabinet at Washington had no 9TH
er resource but to decide the matter for them
selves, and that therefore, a proper naval force
had been dispatched to both sides of the Isthmus
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-29

Resignation.-We learn from unmistakenble
authority that Capt H. G. Davis, the present
worthy and efficient agent for the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company at this place, has ten
dered his resignation to take effect on the first
ttAugust next He has had long and favor.
able connection with this road-haYing been in
the company's employ IA years, during
which time he has SO discharged the duties Of
each and every past assigned him, some having
been very important ones, as to meet the uni
versal and unanimous approval of the officers of
the company and of the public generally. This
resignation is one ofthe Captains own choosing
being caused by his connection with the Pied
mont Savings Bank, of which institution he is
President, and with the we'll known and extern
sive firm of T. B. Davis C Co. These connec-
tons were of such a nature rs to create doubt
in his mind whether he could hold these posi-
tons and at the same time discharge his duty
faithfully toward the company with whom he
Rad so ling and pleasant connections. Hence
the res snation.
MS remaining with us and assuming other
high and responsible positions, is the only thing
which stiles our regret for the course he has
seen fit to pursue. We learn that his place is
to be filled by l.. E. Randall ESQ.,, the present
gentlelnanly and efficient agent Mt Martinsburg,
whose place is to be filed in turn, by William
A. Gorton, Esq, of Mt Clare. We learn furth-
er that the policy of the Company in relation to
promotions in the service, will be based entire
| ~ upon the principle Of merit and capability,
which is the proper one for such companies to
pursue to insure success IN working. This
principle the present Master of Transpo ration
w. P. Smith, Esq, is faithfully carrying out
From what we know and what we learn of the
character of Mr.. Smith, NC think him eminenty
qualified to fill the position he holds. His ur-
banity of manners and obliging disposition, his
extensive experience and comprehensive bust
ness views, render him the very man for the
Iplace,-Iie2m0nt IpCeDendent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-29

DERRY Uasartin." Yesterday afternoon a
likely cOlored pussOn was playing some disOr-
derby pranks in front of Aid. McCourney's
Office. The Squire went out and Selling the
gentleman from Africa, took him inside and inn
posed fine of two and half upon him. The
negro said he hadn't any morey, but he had a
friend from whom he thought he could get the
requisite amount He therefore asked the priv.
ilege Of departing, in order to raise the wind.
The Squire nssented, and darkey strobe of,
andis this preciOus minute" as the magistrate
thinks, engaged in the atmospheric experiment
to which he alluded upon leaving the Office
Atleast he has not returned, and his protracted
absence verifes what we have often heard ex-
pressed-"CO Iorcd folks berry unsartiu."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-29
NEW YORK MARKET.

J sa, 2 29 e hrm sales g6oO 5ales at
1856 for Southern, an advance of SC. Wheat
declined1c, sales go 900 Blu. at 81, 25 for South
ern red, $1,O5a1 ,O7 for Western and 81, O5a1, !.
II for white and 90c for Milwaukee club. Corn
declined 1a2c, sales $1,000 bu. at 66a7Oc for
damaged mixed. Pork buoyant at $14a14, rs
for prime Lard firm at 1l1a11T.s. Whisky
firm at 26c.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-29
Upon = painted ocean,

Vest Liberty Academy.--This institution
will commence its session on the first Monday
in September next, Prof A. F. Ross, as princi-
pal The institution is conveniently and pleas
antly situated, and under the management of
the able and learned principal must meet the
expectations of its confident friends Prof.
Ross is we'll know as the Professor of Ancient
Languages for many years in Bethany College.
We know him to be dignifed gentleman and
a scholar Of great attainments. We cordially
wish the West Liberty Academy all the success
which we are sure it will merit
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-29
RIVER AND MEATHER.

PIrTsBURen, July 26.-River feet inches
by metal mark, falling. Weather clear. Mer-
curry IS dogs.
GlNcrNsArI, July 2s.-Rver fallen 6 inches
in the last "a hours. Weather clear. Mercury
IS degs., very snltry.
ST. Louis, July 2s.-River has fallen pbaut
foot in the last "a hours, still receding. Mis-
souri, and Illinois are on decline, but Upper
Missippi rising with 81 feet on the bar ut Du.
buquc. Weather clear. Mercury SO degs.
inches in the Canal. Weather clear. Mercury
81 dogs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-29

Are You Billiousi Use Todd's PilIsl Are
you costiveP Use Todd's Pillsl Have you
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-29

Tie WeQther.-The mercury in the ther.
mometer yesterday, ranged from 80 to "a 9,
which state ofheat, after the cool weather o
several weeks past, was previously and sensi,
bly, felt. At times pleasant breeze prevailed,
and then again the air was as motionless as
when Coleridge's Ancient Mariner sung
Day after day, day after day,
We stuck, breath motion;
As idle painted ship
Upon painted ocean.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-29
BUsIN ESS NoTICES.

Tonic Every one, at times, feels the neces-
sity of some restorative of the vital powers,
depressed by mental or bodily exhaustion In
such conditions let every one, instead of flying
to the alcoholic or medicinal stimulants, which
must be followed by depression equal to their
excitement, reinvigorate his deranged system by
the natural tonic elements of the Peruvian
Syrup. In Dysentery and similar complaints of
the summer season, the Peruvian Syrup has
proved remarkable preventative and cure
E. Booking, Agent, Apotheca No. ga Monroe
street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-29

Sd7yora's Opera Troupe perform this even
ing, at Washington Hall. OF course, the house
viii be crowded. The talent and great celebri-
ty of this troupe, renders superfuous all com
mendation. 1t is sufficient to announce that
they are going to perform.