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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-01
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Female Diseasea-A large proportion of the
female sex suffer from some irregnlarity in the
menstrual secretion. All such sufferers, whetll.
er from suppression, excessive flow, or painful
discharge, can find sure and permanent reliefiu
the well tried Pcr.ugiaa Sy1vp which acts in
such cases almost like magic For sale only by
Z. Booking, Agent, No. OF, Monroe street, where
also can be found barber and transparent soap
at reduced prices, sc.
Letter from well known Clergyman of Penn
sylvania
UxloTowN, Pa, MAY %, 1865.
CDR. a. S. ToDD- Dear Sir: Enclosed send
you one dollar, for which wish you to send ne
your valuable Liver Pills. cannot well keep
house without them wish you would estab-
fish an agency in this place, as they arc very
popular among my neighbors.
Very respectfully, your old friend,
GEORGE BROwN."
DR.. A. s. Todd's Ambitious or Liver Pills are
for sale by all the prominent dealers Address
yonr orders to L. H. Logan & Co., Druggists,
Wheeling, Va.
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BY THE UNION LIME.
TO -THE DAILY uNTEBLICsl NuER.
oFFtcE, CORNER WATER AND MONROE STREETS.

ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH
ST. JouNT, n. F., June sou P. M--No
signs of the rplegragh Cable feet.
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Engines and MN Furnishine

iii 8 14IOo oA44O ANL4L4 = III III 8 IIIIl
GIEAM Engines, al sizs wGrran ed; 81 EAa LoILkls
~ Of No JuuiIta irUI SALT PANS FIRE BRICK 5lA-
UIlNLIN SlILL GEARING, VII kins (caIoeues wheels
sent by mail, when requcsteu, Mill slindlcs Sl s,
Bars always handi Gun, and Leather Beiting,
nlry Flag Betting, for elevators boiling Oos warranted;
country French Bur Ml Stone, selected Blocks;
Portable nur ami Corn Mills superior quality, s
pie that UiS can be taken DIS put uliI minutes;
they easily Vrdrr, very durHlle
light, bu drive by otter power
for larger niS, and grind with such ad astonish
all uEacqunii with Their or lBtniis French bur Smut
Machines tbs large city ~ H. Psbursh
90 other mills iu the WSs tey with power
iul suction - paTatOrs, wlei balls before
they rOEen by The bratvr, ard Vscuny
the fuz, dust, and ehaf; they wurrane to give
faction. Price $50, $l0, each,
Address W. w. WALLACE,
ie21 $40 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa
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sPEcIAL NOTICES.
PHOTOGR APHs.

WfAEs GALLERY, Is9 Main opposite Union. yb.rs
his style OF pc'nre' TO- tol'f'. They resemble stel
tHsFnYng' AMI are ne picture for lrlor WIZ, pat up
IA "p"n frames oAe sit'irg only is necessary produce
any nnaasr rom IN same spt.t. They are the cheap
est pictures when more than ore is des;rd
Old naspc-reoyps5 restored and copied to any size
Bring In yoar fading Dasusrreo PES ami Them re-
stored and IA lae permanent.
Every sty of picture neatness and dispatch
az WYlSE'5 GALLERY,
jig Main ST., opposite Union.
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Take out Yoar Licsase.-A man was fined
yesterday by AID Wright for carting without
license It's economy TO procure the required
license, as one finc will purchase the privilege
for two years.
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TO SOAP q CANDLE MANt4FAUrUKEI|
A GOOD SPECULATION

'HE subscribers finding lmPraccale RON other
Ragements to bvStow sufficient AtteDtionupon the BUSH
DESTROYS OF selling their soap Candle
th imer Wriishurg, Va The premises consist of
about six acres OF land through which flows stream for
melly used 70 run Touring mill The Factory is r ~
story stone building in good repair, with all the necessary
steum ind Otr fixtures for 0nsi
nsss-these latter, nearly new. TereiS Ike premises
two story frame dwelling, and attached thereto gar
den spot hair The prcp~rs- lies f,u-tIs
Of mle from Wlsburg, where Ue had all
parts Of te country BY either railroad Coai
from to cents busr!. Tue bHsincss may
well established.
Liberal credit viii he avwcd desIrsbe provided
factcrJ a-cu-ity be furnished by the purchaser.
Addr=Es j. N CARTY & CO.,
je2t Wellshurg, Va.
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- IIoyer y. u, feb. q, lsji.
PROP. o. J. WOOD Co.-tisLt.: within =. fe1 day.
re have relieved 81 many orders Plo o J.
HoodS Hair Restorative, uiatto Hy coEuLaJd to
sendt Boston fora qian1, it.6 doEeE yuu i9rsArcc
AZ being soldl While ne might order qu=n;ty
EUe'B Oot0o ac6 Hd0e sold Ses.Sfo h,iUs OEce q.
oour ae0 customers. sbd the appreciation, yatrol-
rseeves from she most subs ana Entiy eff
Of vicinity. fully convince u that il hiCy
VALUABLE PREPARATIONS.
Send may be one ,fos OF 81 size. a nd o
doEen 81 size; and believe usyourvery respectfully
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SEE advertisement of DR.. sanford's Liver In
VigoFator in another column
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eEerY go = 90. =. p. 20 81 .


Hiekcry Greys, 81 CHARLES Co. No. Nov. 80. 1886.
PROV U. j. NOOD-i'enr 7tr: s5n-. issf skinner
we induccd TO your air Restorstire
she aiicted, 20 report q.
On- lltsle son's head me had trt perfectly
royerrd with sores, ami called
hair almost entirely came OF ia consequence. viie1,
iriero seeing iis kuhertHES, aivite1 Jour
ratiNe, .e did 50 with little hore Of success Lut
prize, and tt OF all ctr friends lev application
removed the disease entirely ami et,,
oil LAR suUn 1taTed Out, and
has as HEALTHY scalp, and ~ zuriant > isT
any other child We therefore, md hereby eeurt-
mend y9ur restorative, rsicrt r=re'S all
% tiie scalp and hatr. We tally.
GEORGE W. HiiGINHOTHAAi
SARAH = HIGGINHOt HAM
Gardiner, Maiue, Jane - 1875
PhOF o. j. WUuD-JeaT SIs= have asru Edif.rS
u Professor Woods lair RestOratY., truly
Il il the discovery age for Restoring zi
changing the Haif Before using seysL-
Ny Hair has attained original color Ytu cEu
recommend II 20 t world vitloG; tie Tear, L,
case wss one CT the worst kInd.
Yours KaspecTfull,
DANIEL y. MURPHY
oJwoop& CO., rroPrie,ors sig Rryadpay Ssr Ys..i.
On the great n. Y Nir Railing Establishment and Is
Masket 81, St Louis. $40. And sold iy sGcd nrlE.
dec3dtwSwly aEgapr-sal
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New Carpets at Reduced Prices.
ENIIE subscriber takes great pleasure in ormD Is
friends and tie public generally thst he receiving
his Spring STOCK or GOODS, which is very large
and embraces the gcrat,s variety offered this city
NV stock consists, In part, Of complete
Carpets. Rings, ol Cloths, Wall Paper, Window
Curtain Oanasks, Saith De'anes, Gilt Oornces
Bands and Pins Table and Piano Ccvers together with
great variety Of articles
stock has been selected with great sfyie prize
and do think that offer IHuceHeiIs have
not before been offered In this city.
Those In OF Goods in the House Furnishing line will
please call at the old stand No E43, MUM ST., and
satisfy themselves tst this the place GOOD and CieO0
Goods J. c. HARBOUR,
apps No ilS Main ST.
NOTICE TO -PEPSr3S- HdN7ySG WALL PAPER
BOL:DERS, De, Ill NEW STYLES, AT REDUGED
PRICES,
rTNHE subscriber ctfuy informs his
public ally that he has -nd ihe
meat Of cheap Wall Payer and Borders in the cy ranging
in price from cts doiiar per- Hail palers
match borders only IS cents per bolt Beautiful glazed
paper from Is cents up
Those In want of cheap Wall Paper, Window blinds
oor on Cloths &C., viii please call at the cheap Book and
Notion Store. JOSEPH GRAVES
mylS Main St., Centre Wheeling.
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AMBROTYpES

AMBROTYPES
WzzECEI OANNOE BE sURPASs ED,
AM3ROTYPES WARRANTED 10 PLEASE.
AMBRorYPEs GIVING THE NATURAL COLOR.
Pictures on Papcr, Sheet Potcat Leather, &c
Takcn equui to tbeity
Al THE CITY GALLERY or AIT,
SO, Monroe street.
an9e-iy G. A. GRIFFIN, Artist.
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This comprehensive LiI.in, upon which gren
Jte afflicted all lands rely rc!iei from
the pangs OF rheumatism, Neuralgia, Gout Erysipelas
Cancer, ScroiuU Sprains uses Burns, SGaIds and ali
cutGhsous Diseases rapidly all prep
arItons. TUE prOpretOrs give for the
sufferers the following memorandum Ui wUu-
derul cures effected by uring the pastfew monts Ger
tihcHteS from the parties the possession of
the proprieters, but their length publication
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NAItNDUf sIIADEs.-JuSt received 500 pieces Of new
Window Paper, AlsO. Bu1 Holland Green OIL Cloth
and IrauIpHTtnt Bilnds, Tor sale prices by
cps JOS GRATRS.
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MASONIC DIRBC r0By.

Ohio Lodge No. IOI.-Mee.s a Masonic Hall.
corner Market and the IRA and third Nom
"ayeventngs Of eaehmonth G. W. sIseTs, w. Nj Alep-
a8tsr L1"aalin, Secretary.
WhceIing Lodge No. 19s Meets as above on
the HrSt and THIRD Thursday evenings of each month =
HFESTt'SoER W NJ; s. II: Pearson, Secretary
wheeling Union Chupter NO..rO- -STeetsas
s5ove Onshe second Monday of eachrnop.b. "
S''ET, p; S. ". Pearson, Secretary.
Wheeling GHcWmpment No. 1.-Meets as
Pow on The to"rh Monday evening Of each month. W. j.
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nc CORRESPONDENTS.
CHURCHES OF WHEELING.

information of ofstrangersvisiting pub
h the following list Of the different Churches their
me and place of meeting If there any Mistakes we
iilmakethe necessary correction with pleasure:
ST. 1GteaO's ED;sc0DGlian, Corner Monroe and Byron
treets Rev E. T. PERKINS Rector; morning services 1O3
'clock evening,7.
81 Joh"'S Etscopa1a'', Main street, between First
Second, Centre Wheeling Rev. II. SMITH, A. NJ Rector
SerVices-MOrning 1O1f; afternoon 81; nght715,
RfTst P"Aatertd REV R. II. WERD, Pastor, Fourth ST.
etwecnMonroeland ncyiServicesmornngsn afternoon
Second Presbyterian, Webster street, between Main and
Market Wheeling; services morning and evening"
TAird Pres6yteriGn Fifth street. between Chestnut and
Inert sta South Wheeling, Rev. E. woops Pastor sery
morning evening.
Fourth Presbyterian Rev. PAUL. PASTOR Mainstree
between Washington and Adams ss morning
evening.
Fourth Strest AtLhodist Episcopal Rev. ]. E. WILSON
Pastor Fourthstree between Monroe Quincy
morning and evening.
North Street Methodist Episcopal REoKR Pastor
Market North sts, Wheeling; services
morning and evening"
CtdpEiae Street Methodist Episcopal Rev t. H. Mox-
Pastor. Chapline street, between Second
rOentre Wheeling; services morning and evening.
South Wheeling n. E. Church, Rev. ]. 8. HALL,
Pastor; services morning and evening.
RhseIing LslGnd Chapel, Wheeling Island, Rev. ].
WILSON, Pastor.
1etAodist Episcopal Rev G. HELwro, Pastor,
rOhapine street, between Webster and Third
StJanes CatAsdraz, Roman Catholic, Rt Rev. BISHOP
T. W WHELAE Fifth street, of uampden services
morning and afternoon.
rStBEPtis: Orch, Clay ST., Rev. Wm
r. MAYD REY, Pastor; services morning and evening
associate REtOrDeG J. T. MCCLURE Pastor, corne
Jefferson sts servcesmornng
Dt6cipLes Market street, between Webster and Third
Centre Wheengi services 10Y in the morning, and 7<
SVSning
Ra"nItoGt Prot"sant, Rev. ws. HELrER Pastor, Clay
raet, above Sixth, East Wheeling.
Zion E0dn0esicGt Lutheriun, Rev. F. ZIMMERMAN,
Wheellug;serYces morning and evening.
Synagogue, Quincy street, between Market and
Main.
G'rma" P'Otsssant, Union Hal, street, between
N'nrseand Quincy; services 1ox ming.
ODD FELLOWS' DIRECTORY
virgInIus Lodge No. 3.-Meets everyrhursday
evening attic TALL, of Market
MAT RtcHARDsoS, N. g.; Taos. B. At'Reaa Secretary
RrRnhiku hodge No. 13.-AIeet asaboveeyery
Monday evening. WV. TAYLOR, N. G.; WTliarn p
Mo Fsloey, Secretary.
VIM. Tell EeSdxO No. 83.-Meets a.aboveeve.
nv wedn esday evening. FnEnERrck MILLER N G John
SSIIGde, ,SecretaEy.
.y9ee,lng i.pdge No.5o.-Meets as above every
Saturday. eESRing.
$50. RrrCHtE, N. G.; ": II. Berrysa4, Secretary.
PnnOIn lodge No S9.-Mects as above ever,
'FFIday j, WOODBURY., N. g.; W. W. BEdnc6ari
.Ir., Secretary.
VIM 'FelI ynPm cut No. 34.-SIeetx as
above the 'eco"d and fourth Tuesday evenings ofeach
month. Z. BSUNsa, O. p; Caas. LincE, Scribe
A"r"m's EncHmPment No. 1.-Meets as
arSt'a3tRtr1 ruesdayevenngs each month
Il. .GttSR OPS GeoBlird, ,Jr., Scribe TNarch 1s.
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I.'RE law OF NEWSPAPERS-

rary, considered wishing contnueher subscrp.
tons.
2-I the discontnuance of their peri
Odcas the publisher continue to send them until
Re1rages paid.
I'll suosorOers neglect or refuse to take their pertodl
Gals from the offices which they directed they held
Ia:ontiuued.
fl subscribers other places withoutinform-
Ing publish and the papers former d.
restion, they held responsible.
5The Courtshlve decided that take period-
The Office. removing leaving them uncaIled
Ur,is p1 s,acsJG eVlucnGe of Intentional fraud.
nc CORRESPOND
concerning subscription, advertising other
oanciabusiness of the Integencer should
the ProprietOrs.
concerning editorial department of the paper
houd be addressed t" the Edors Jointly, to either one
q
for publication will please write
only one side Sf the paper.
I'm observance of the above greatly oblge u.s.
nd secure more prompt attention to correspondents than
eymight otherwise receive.
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ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY

VtrgIntus Lodge No. 3.-Meets everyrhursday
e'entns Htth' Eal corner of Market
MAT RFcuIRDsoS, N. g.; Taos. B. Secretary
RrRnkiku Dodge No. 13.-Meet asaboveevery
Monday evening. WV. TAYLOR, N. g.; William p.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05
POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

The Board of Metropolitan Police Commissioners
met yesterday afternoon. All the members present.
Mr.. BOwEs reported, on complaints, Christopher 4.
barley, who, on pretense of sickness, had gone off
and taken ride in the night; fined ten d,ys pay.
Mayor TTEMAss thought he ought to De broke"
but appeared that il was not his light onduty. The
Mayor said thst small fines Of little avail in pre-
venting policemen from leaving their beats go or
$50 or 500 was not much in comparison with the
amount they could receive for leaving
-, The special men in the Seventh ana Thirteenth
Wards were ordered paid. -
Mrs. Broker had complained that Policeman Ut
ter looked into her windows too much. Utter claimed
that there was dsreputable house near, which he
was watching; Mrs. Broker admitted this.
MIR. STRAsAHAs recommended Cornelius WOglan for
Inspector of the Fifth Precinct, Brooklyn.
Mayor POWELL said that he had understood that
this man had gone through the gradation. OF Patrol
man and Sergeant without doing duty. He had iu-
up fer Inspector. He had lately learned that he was
not competent he had not sufficient education.
Mr. STRAsAHAS said that he had been an Alderman
until with within a few weeks
Mayor POWELL said that that was no reconmenda--
tOn.
Mr. SrRASAuAS said it should be. He would with
draw the application if Mayor Powell would Join with
him in getting three other captains who w,re vast
y more incompetent than this man.
Mayor POWELL would not accede to this. These
three captains had been elected the people and had
better right there.
Mayor TIEMAss thought not. They could Lot over
look incompetence for such q reason.
MI BowiN said that if this man could n?t write
that would disqualify him. The other captains who
could not write ought TO be brought up.
Mayor TIEAAsN would not favor the appointment
of any man as Inspector who had not had the expe-
ience Of patrolnan.
Mr.. STRAsAHAS-It is no SANDER TO say that there
was not nan in the force OF some Precincts in
Brooklyn that the proper man to make Inspector
OF that force.
Mayor Powell could not understand this nnless In
some Precincts there were only Democrats the Po-
lice.
Mr.. STRAsAHAS said that he never brought politics
into the Board.
Mayor TIEMAsS-What are the names oi these
parties!
Mr.. STEANAHAS had no objection TO giving the
AaInes.
On motion of Mayor TIEgASs the whole ma ter was
laid on the table, TO give the Brooklyn members time
to examine Il.
The application Of the Fire Wardens tina: j. B.
Leyerdge be appointed pstroman and d. tailed TO
attend at fires, was referred to the Committee on APP
IOiuimeuts.
Gen: NrE-There is a single suggestion want to
make IN regard to myself see that it i. going the
rounds Of the papers quite lively-some knowledge
on the subject that am 10 be the recipient OF house
costing large amount Of money, and that pJhcemen
are taxed for that purpose. All have TO lay about
u ~ bat It is entirely news 10 me. Whenever any
thing Is offered to be given 10 me irom that Depart
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05
MARINE AFFAIRS.

IHE CooLIE NUTIEY on THE snip KATE HOOPER.
The Portland idrertiser published an extract from
letter. dated ADjier, Nov. %, which gives an ac-
count Of the mutiny on board the ship Kate Hooper,
or her pas age from Macao to Havana differing some
what from that published last week
The ship Kate Hooper is now here with COO Coo
lies, bound TO Havana, and such set of outlaws
have never before seen. They have several times at
tempted to take the ship and in the last effort made
this eide of Gsspar Strsiis, were nearly successful.
They had set her fire in three places, and had pos
session Of the between decks. The officers
obliged TO shoot down four of them, and they hung
and now they have twenty in double irons some
OF th. N with bullets in them. Among them are about
100 Chinese pirates who determined TO take the
ship who knew well all the coast. Capt. jackson is
very Sick and has this morning applied to Dutch
man-ofwar to tow the ship to Batavia. His recovery
is doubtful unless atfars look better on beard"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05
FROM HAVANA.

The steamship Cabawbs, Capt. Bulloch, from New
Orleans, via Havana 3Oth ult., arrived at this
port on Thursday morning, Feb T. At Havana
business was rather dull. The opera company
would close about the 10TH when they intended going
in the label to Charleston On the night OF the 18th
the extensive machine works, saw MILL &c, OF
Ian bden & Co., were destroyed by fire. The loss
will be about 100000 This is the most extensive con-
fagration known in Havana for many years. The
last accounts Of the Wabash, Commodore Pauld-
ing, were that she was at Key West. Freghts
a little more active the past few days, with small
vessels for the United States At about the same rates
a. at last advices. For Europe no engagements Tor
large vessels. Exchange the same as last quoted
Sugars dull; stock 10000 boxes. On the 29th p M,
an English bark bound from Havana to Matanzas,
went ashore few miles from the Moro, and was
totally lost, the Captain and mate were drowned. On
the 3ist uli lat, q AS long. 7947 passed bark Peri
hand north
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05

SJUTHERS CHRISTIAN FELLo~suIP.-A man,
who're psme is West, walking in considerable haste
through the streets Of town in Indiana, few weeks
since, was followed by another named Carmical. Mr.
West is q member " Methodist church. and Carm-
csl member Of Presbyterian church. The Presby-
terian was anxious to commune with his Methodist
brother but the Methodist did not hold to that kind
of commui ion, and increased his speed. Offended
with this unbrothery conduct, the indignant Presbyte
risn fred upon him with revolver. The parties were
both from the Southern Satee. The Methodist ras
STARE the PresJ yteTidn his oraer.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05

A SNooTH-FAcED VMLAIs.-Under this heading
The Worcester lMsss.) Spy gives an account of the
failure and flight from that city Of person isad to be
attorney at law by profession, and lattery specu
lator in real estate, named Stone who has figured
somewhat promner tly there attorney and specu-
lator in real estate. The Spy says:
"Tbe catalt que Of clients ruined, of widows and
orphans robbed Of their all by hi, devices would fur.
nish the materials for of ragede but all these
ale cast in the shade by the last grand swindle by
which he has robbed many Of our most enterprising
business men Of hundreds and thousanls Of dollars
and, with his .gotten booty in bis pocket clandes-
timely left the place, probably in suit of fields
in which to exercise his propenste- for knavery
Theamount OF his indebtedness, to various parties
in Worcester and vicinity foots up thus far, than
Sl3O,COO, which was owing to numerous persons, in
suns ranging from few dollars up TO twelve
thousand for which they have security expecta-
ton Of any. His plans were skilliuly arranged
and so secretly executed that he wss able to turn
everything be Possessed into cash leaving no assets
behind him, and there Is to doubt that he
carried away with him rom $50 900 to $50 900 in cur
rent funds, thus making many of his creditors bank
ruIt and some OF tbem even peDnile =.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05

ScRoOSER LEFT.-,A notice was received at the
Merchants Exchange News Room yesterday, that the
captain Of the schooner Joseph Rushing of Norris
town, n. j., had deserted the vessel a. Warehan
Mass. leaving the cabin locked, and the crew in dest
tuto circumstances. New-Yors Sun, Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05

- WANTS TO FIGHT TIE MoRMoN'.-We learn from
The Uarsaw Bulletin that Gen. II. Sephens OF that
place commapdant of the 4th brigade OF illinois militia
comprising the couties of Hancock and McDonough
ard who took active part in the Mormon war in this
state few years ago. has rendered himself and force
to the President to fight the Mormons in Utah, and
holds himself ready to arm arl equip for the service at
the earliest notification from headquarters.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05

Orc,.nth OF he - pr reduced in D..
cen ler 1859. s-th trutb in 1885, tfd Ia lS7 iO,r-h
$50 ;tr Of dates being theL DIVIDED
40 Two Jsft. {. te IsGsced L. isii ard ie+2
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05

tNPHte- lupOs--.
1891 Ic15 .............. - Cu1
Sq...,...... ............. <telD 40
s5e-ls5i................ .IepO)O
lSS5-lSs ia F.rod oi extensive .oF,isn
l..e- ......'.,....................... aeO0J
iS5-iS;i iir n dcb: srciy r,dl.edl J9o,oOoo
i5{gl lS,. ..,.............-..'. ILoV'Vl
In the closing years OF tie Free-Trade system of
lsl7 Mr. President, the average eAcess OF specie
port was about s., 100000 year. Adding To this a
similar amount only for the annual cOnsumpton, we
obtain an absolute timinuticu Of fye-anl-wenty mil
Eons-the population having, meantime, increased
about ten per cent Under such circumstances, il i.
no matter of surprise that those years conspicuous
among the most caiamous ones in al our history At
Pitt burgh -four then sold at 81 ?jpcf barrel wheat
ihroughou Ohio, would conn and but 70 busn-
e., willie ton Of bar ron required li.,le short Of