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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08
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sew YORK Aug GThe sales Of ootton n were unfmpor.-
AM Flour declnc'; sales 800 hSls Wheat Inclined:
s Chicago Spring Soc heavy; sales
"'n' LerH heavy but active at 451BIIU. Bacon
Irr e., W. pa LeaLier heavy oak S4@36 Liusred
hrm at ZIi1 q &c. Sugar heavy.
ALTH3Eg Aug G-F!our su. CT sale hut prices arc ur
ses:M Heard street S3 City S!s s25 Wheat ,lui
C. 49, ons at Fl 2lel ~ for white; IaG,l rs REQ.
iron, ou uEc''"nErG: yellow white SO Id at 80 50.
PROVISIONS unchanged. w..SEy dali
C!NciSHNTI Aug -Four dull and dropping for "a 9ge5
loF OFhhRrT ana Chnce snrcrIs. Wheat in less demand
a. Us, Tor rem 81 for white; Corn steady at sO9
and in fair demand Provisions rne more niimg,-,l n
Mite Is doing at!ast Quotations. Exchange dull al s. Der
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08

New York, Aug. G.-Ihe week closes upon
q tighter money market than at any time since
1867, or, in other words, there is that stability
OF rate and activity in discounts not observable
heretofore. Prime paper of three or four
monthsS to run, is not being negotiable under
per cent. Choice sixty days acceptances do
not go under 81. The market, however, has
assumed quie.er aspect than early in tie
week. The Disturbances created by the shl,-
Ing oil call lonnS having nr lne mast part sub.
sided, the ruling rate today is per cent, with
liberal offerings good coliateraIs. y fair
bank statement Monday is looked fo,; the
loans are expected to show a material rcductlun
with only moderate diuinution in tie specie
reserve.
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LIMsLEY lNsTITUTE.
WHFNJJNG "


LARGE and comnOdi~us BYt,l X ~ IT,, c. i.,rnI mar,
OF thc city, being completed the TruS.tts 80
rlsSsGTe in announcing thG the above institution 81 L.
upervi n ti.s FIST Monday Of Sstte:nb,r next
GEnEGs z. LOCKWOOD, A. RI, Associate
The CLASSICAL Department will le unlrr hr rontr,I
nf e Principal, and will cInhraco tsS following trric,
to Wit: The Latin and Greek LanSa The NOS
approved authors In ach; EIOcuo Logic Nor
al Science Mental PhiioAC EaSsh Grammar Az: Com.
position; History, Ancient ard &Oerr Seosrarhy Phys.
cal and Political; Evidences OF CrtanIty; IIbicSi I$to.
Law
The NATHEMATIoAL Department W III be under tAe oo,.
troll OF the Associate, and embraces the following BRANCH
to wit; Arithmetic Algebra Geometry CacGus; ITiS'
nnomery Surveying with the iastru,rcI,sN sru
Navigation; Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, NstrcEomy
housekeeping. - ~
A large and extensive Philosophical ard
Chemical apparatus, globes maps CHARTS ancert and
modern have hecn provided, aud varied Interesting
experiments and illustrations will he given In connection
with different branches of study.
II Is the earnest desire OF the gentlemen charge Of IN.
institution TO furnish advantages education equal 20
ter Of ! outh for usefulness In life
There will be sessions of 1--WE non,rs oh q, s,
ruHry. 800
RtIFs OF TUITION $15 per FOR the tower and
| per Sc sina for the Classics, aud iglrr branches
VI MIR Lockwood (beng stranger CITY, and hCr-
t5"re resident of New York; be rontr 10 say
that he Is distinguished graduate Princeton Cu.rc
New Jersey. Snd an experienced Instructor.
/ Hv order OF the Hoard Trustees
il1S-lm q JACOB. Pres',
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08

~ Sent up Agajn.-On Saturday morning
Mrs Mary Mclaughlin was sent to Jail by AID
Hamilton, for dousng an old lady named Mrs.
Chissel with pail of water L, seems that
young Mr.. Chissel had formed an attachment
Tor Mary, and her mother Ind issued an order
forbidding him holding any further intercourse
with the virtuO"s young female The virtuous
young female aforesaid undertook to baptise the
old lady in anything but solemn and cercmo,
NOUS way.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08

CAPE ISLAND, Aug. 6.-Thc steamer Delaware
brought down to-day oyer five hundred pasSen-
gers, among whom were the Cincinnati excur-
sioni<ts. The party express themselves highly
dciig htcd with their visit TO Philadelphia and
speak i'll the highest terms of their reception
aud treatment They arrived in ine health
and spirits and will be well provided for during
their stay. On Monday they viii indulge IN
the luxury Of salt water bath. On Monday
evening Mayor Bishop, President Egg!estom,
and the party leave for New York
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08
COMMERCTAT.
MARKET.

w HO14GSALE MARK Ell.
BRooas-Comcuon SAX
lUrTER-I In kegs LlU.
IUcEErS-SIarietta 52@2225.
CHEESE-wgstern ReServsIc:
CASDiES-TalioT uoull Il; lii, g; star 2S. sn.rp, 40
OoPFE2-Java lSc; Rio I2asl2il
EwLIrh-EXtra Family G; Extra 800 superinc Bps
CoRS-l,OO.
OATS-4H
RRATHRRs-40945c scarce
Pisi-Shad $l4 IerrlnGs S.: MscHerel No s1Il<t 10
FuRs-ltaccoon 3UsGGTSc. - - -
GIHSANG-5566n.
Ha1-c a:sS : ton ss.oOi Timothy $1,000
lIAE-LouisviiIe ! so
sMio%assEsmNsw Orleans 4O Sugar House 45e.
NAILs-3LG for iDd.
RAGs-:a3}%, dull.
NICE-I1gg6.
SSEDs-EaXseed 1875; Glover 556.
SoAP-CastiIe per lhl56DI6; common 5RE
SUG4Rs-Scw Orleans IISIES hid, elaSI< in bh1
SSrFF-Scotcl 2f; Rappee 22G26.
Ts4Gunpowrr 4EaTn; Imperial 4O6965: IJyson
FouchinE 20G,3uc' oolOng S5@9ISc.
IHBACCo-6twists IL; five roll 24lass.
"OOL-Unwashed from Is az; Common washed % tn
SCI Fun blood extra Al to 10. - "
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08

II Ii5 LIST ,UoptA OF .Summer..-Wc have
entered upon the last month of summer the
most severe, generally, of the summer months,
but which can he endured with more patient
submission, iiom the knowledge of the fact, that
ii Peeolss tie most delightful part of the season,
"1;1ma. OF late years our springs have proved
exceedingly disagreeable; cold northwardly
winds have prevailed, with superabundance of
frost and snow. In short, for the most part,
IN several cases, we have had no spring. Such
was the case in the present year, and we,
therefore, look forward with pleasing antici,
Pa'ions, to the coming of autumn. There will
be with its return revival of business n re.
vIgal of friendships and a season of i,leasan,
days and charming nights. There will also be
an abundance Ct fruits to tempt the appetite
and graf ry the taste, and many other things TO
make life delightful Yet before the good time
can come we must .swelter through the long,
dull and weary month Of August-even through
that period when the dog star RACES, and all an
inatel nature is stricken down with the intcn-
sitr Of TIC suns rays. Ou: advice to all is 10
ke"2 cool-be moderate in your desires and tenn
pirate in all things.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08

80 4 Hirun!erSttntjny-Ce Certain night
providers, of both sexes, have recently, by some
MEATS that are unaeconntabie, mistaken the
character o! our office building We do not
kesi' il" assjgratiou house. When we happen
10 leave the front door of the Office unlocked, at
m=h., We 10 not mean by SUCH neglect that
ever los down ro sdy and degraded cyprian is
Permitted to come in and take lodgings at three
or 'on O'Clock in the morning. And when the
only ooc"ran, of the Luto1ligencer -builxing is
'H9s aroused from his sluhbers and calls from un-
a'F Ms Ti!uous sheets to know who is there y
ii IS no part Of said rowtlies to exc!ain from
a" a'Joi"ins room that it is "a right" for it is
Ut a! right On the contrary it is all wrong.
i1e PARTIES Offending in the manner and form
'''a;cd are noiess liable to an action for tres,
!"'$ 'aan they are to be the recipients of a
% able barrellcd gun full of buck shot. We arc
" u quite sure that the second section would not
'';'5A the case. y wink is as good as a nod to
blind horse.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08
-$e~s~

.57-7He Ohia County Bonds-1ietion Of the
Com! on .Satrn1oy.-0n Monday of last week.
the I.evying Court for this county, having been
.,nnoued in Pursuance Of reremptory man.
,,mss from tc Circuit Court, at the suit Of
,.r,sin bond holders, met, and by tic vote
r,lasei TO levy for the payment of the interest
,,e and becoming due on certain bonds of the
,,qnty issued to the HempGcld Railroad Com.
many. Alter this the magistrates were sum-
moned to appear on Saturday last at the Court
House, for the purpose Of demonstrating the
vote. Accordingly, on Saturday the magistrates
as>cnb'cd,a'd alter some argument from counsel
AID considerable conversational debate, and not
= little confusion among the magistrates. the
MISTER WAS again taken up for final decision
An or,lcr was read for the information of the
Court and the public, to the effect that: The
magistrates make the levy for the payment of
those claims upon which pcreDptory rnanda
mu> were ISSUED, not of their own Judgment
or free will, but solely because of the writs O,
manlamuS. y vote was then taken with the
aiovc understandings and resulted in a tie,
which was equivalent 10 defeat At this stage
Of the proceedings another magistrate entered
ard TIE vote being taken upon the first five
Gains, upon which wri:s of mandamus were
issued, including those of Winslow, Vaneer &
To, Vim. Oucrson, Nicholas CrawIey, and 9th
CTS, tise resuI: was II in favor and I3 against,
making the levy. This vote was taken in pur.
>iance of the order to which we have before
alluded The question now seems to rest en-.
tneiy upon the construction of the law in re
gard to the majority necessary to make the levy
Some Of the lawyers contend that it takes a
majority of ali the magistrates in the county
th'Ety-one in number, while others Claim that a
majoEiy Of the magistrates present is sufficient.
Ine proceedings we thought, were very ilregu.
lTr, aud II was with some difficulty that even
tte magistrates themselves could come to a pro.
per and clear understanding of the business in
hand. We presume the whole matter will now
go to the Court of Appeals for final adjudira.
ton. An order was passed previous to the adj
jocrnnent Of the Court authorizing the Sheriff
TO pay over to Mr.. Jacob the sum of five hund.
red dollars, to be used in deGcuce Of the county
in The contemplated suits
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08

PETERSErncn, Aug Gth.-Thc returns from
North Carolina SHOW the following results OF the
election held in that State Yesterday; la the
4th Dist, Hoo. Laurence o. B. Branch, dem, is
certainly elected. Complete returns from three
votes Tor Smith, Opp, over Fl. NJ. Shaw, dem,
compared with the vote of 1855, when Shaw
was elected by a majority Of IS. No returns
from the other Districts have yet been received.
In the l>t Congrc, sional District, North Caro-.
Ina, Smith, Opp, has Il majority over Shaw,
Dem, for Congress If $50 votes, his election is
an Opp. gain of member. In the 4th Dist,
L. 0; D. Branch, Dem, has minority over
ton Cruige is reelected In the 5th Dist, John
A.Gilmer, OPP, is re elected by an incrcae,i ma.
jority. Nothing has been heard from the End,
30 and 9th Districts.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08

~ Cassin.-On Saturday morning, in mar.
ket, Judge Colts, the Curator of the Square,
dunned butcher for Il small sum of money
which the latter contends he does not owe The
butcher, therefore, turned in and cusscd the
Judge, and was fined one dollar and costs by
AID. Wright
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08

- i "'a"f"e woman, a passenger on the
steamer Louisville, On her last trip from Lasalle
% .. LonIS, 'hreT one Of her children overheard.
""en the boat was at Henuepin. The child,
Which was three years old, was drowned. The
"'n'n threatened the destruction Of her remain.
~. S'''d' and also of herself, but was prevented
I t, committing further outrage by the officers
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08

New ORLEANS, Aug 5th-Thc steamship
Hapana has arrived up with the California mails
of the Goth ult
The money market at San Francisco was light.
Flour was selling at 50 per bill.
Advices from Mnititan to the 81 inst, state
that MIramon had iSsue, a decree imposing a
heovy tax mpon every citizen of Mexico luvorins
the Priests No other event Ct Importance had
transpirc1 in Mexico
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08

PHILADELPHIA, Aug G.-The visitors from
Cincinnati, who have been entertained Ivy our
municipal authorities aud citizens generally Cor
the past tw" days, have decided on returning
home Immediately without visiting Baltimore.
They start this morning for the West
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08

New YoEN, Aug. Gth-rhc steamship ,Iura
will leave carly to morrow morning for Liver
pool: She Willis out $780, Uo IN specie.
Michael \. Titus. formerly of The firm of
Hinrod & Titus, Flour dealers Of this city, died
suddenly this morning ia one Of the South ferry
boats.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 6.-CongressmeuS elected,
Bres'on in TIE Sd district, Adams in the 9th,
Mal!oy in the 7lh, and l.. F. Moore in the 9th.
All OProsiiion.. Fourth district doubtruI Five
districts Democratic. Legislature on joint bal
let about 80 Democratic minority.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08

~ Shot i" tie Ncck.-A report was in cir.
= c'''''"n on Saturday that a certain derangcd
German fa'oiiiiar'y styled "Lumberlegs" had
'een shot at out the Henpiield Tunnel An it,
'eS'iSatlon of the atFnic discovered that the
person in question had really been shot-in the
I'eN-0yt at last accounts he was in a fair way
TO recover.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08

ALBANY, Aug G.-'rhc inquest on the bodies
Of the killed by the recent railrord disaster has
been concluded. The jury retired verde, to
the effect, that as the Schayhticoke bridge WAS
know to be unsafe. thgsSnpe j tendcat and Dl
reclors Shnnll be held responsihle
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PROSPECTUS OF TIE
e RHcrTcaaa Collegiate .yOurasaE

EDITORs-E. V. RICE, of III W IL. FLLEE KY; S.
Low, OF Va CORRESPONDING EDiToE.-W. s. rA~E!Ss, of
Tennessee.
ElECUNSiAECES, entirely beyond CONTROL having
- prevented the publication of The SyEUS curing
session. The AMERICAN LITERARY INSTITUTE has
to renew it, under the above name enlarged
6eSn fled iornt at the commencement of the spproa hing
Collegiate Session.
II shall CONSIST principally Of original articles written
foF its pages and will IL devoted advancement o!
Literature and Science, RruesIy striving
cation and he refinement of taste, their proper weight
the development Of man Looking beyond any pecunary
considerations it will claim impress upon
hearts Of its readers 'se lofty sentiments which
essential to Intellectual superiority moral suLn.y.
And .izcardng al! political srIf,s ant party contentious
Will endeavor uphold and maintain terssure
fran basis y
Each volume Of the JorRxAL WI: consist of Ten Numbers
commencing "i:h October and ending with July. Each
TzRNs:-siusIe Copy, g. 5C Five Copies, &c. Ten Copies
$40. NO deduction made :or larger clubs. large per
centiEt allowed 10 all WHO will act Agents.
AddTess all communications
EDITORS OF THE JOURNAL.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08

LocrsvILLE, Aug. 6.-Democratic Governor
and State officers elected by probably seven TO
ten thousand majority
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08

NEw YoNK, Aug. G.-rhe steamship New
York, Capt. Nnn Lautnn, sailed to day for Bre-
men, with $50 passengers and $1,000 in
specie.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08
Desirahla Farrn fnr Sale

THAT valuable and highly Improved Farm Immediately
adjoining The village Of Cameron, Baltimore L
Chic Railroad, known the AiCConaugy ro, conta
ing $50 acres in good state OF cultivation particulars
gle * Co., Wheeling.
sold previous to the first SeptenberI will offer
jy2'-Gw X CRANGLE
imoundsvies ntinel and ayneshurg Republican, PUBLISH
unt dag OF sale aud send Ils this Office INSERTION
for collection.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08

ST. Louis, Aug. 6.-The Overland mail of the
10th, has reached Jefferson City.
Incomplete returns from Ore gon CongresSion-
by small majority
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08

PETERSBURG. Aug. 5.-In the first Congress
sional District of North Carolina, Mr.. Smith,
Opp, is certainly elected by 400 majority over
Hon. Henry NJ Shaw.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08

E=S out AGai".-Junius Brutus Booth Sb,,
Spe"rc, was released on Saturday from H.
vie durance and endurance to which the ROO
OF the law, through the instrnmcrt,li'v re :.
dr"yman, had subjected him. lie WAS ont in
all his classic IovelincsS, full of whisky md
o"nS verse poetry, chiefly from the Immortal
bard whose name he disgraces every hour that
l'Ves and bears it, Brutus had picked up n
partner whom he facetiously called CHRISTOPHER
Columbus, aud from whose hoary locks and
p"'sied frame we should judge to be about a
thousand years old. The old patriarch was
drunken, if possible, than his illustrious com
panion, and having fallen down an embankment
at the corner of Main and Monroe streets Brn.
tns essayed to pick him up. In doing SO he
encountered u bottle OF yillianous whisky in
the old mans pocket, which he hurriedlv placed
to his lips, took hearty s~ig and transferred
the water Of life to his own breast under con.
Heal'ncnt of the bank of EARTH Then hastily
exchanging hats with the ancient soldier he
Turned away, leaving him alone in his glory. and
exc'aiming as he passed through the crowd of
spectators
He that is robbed, not wanting what Is stolen.
Let MIN not know 1t, and he's hot robbed at all
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08

Sr. Louis, Aus. G.-'rhc river has risen 10
Inches at this point in the last q hours and cou-
tInues to swell slowly. III the upper streams
are reported falling Weather clear and warm.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08

s5s5~ Literary Notice.-ProG Ross vii! deliv-
era lecture in MartinsviIle, to morrow Clues.
day) evening, on the subject eff Education in the
Presbyterian Church.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08

TnonoLD, C. W, Aug. G,h.-Two Touring
mills were burned in this village last night, to-.
gether with the niagara and Thoroli Hotel
seven dwelling houses and several stables The
total loss is about $4,000. The mills were
PARTLY insured.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 6.-River, feet inches
water in The canal and falling
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08

New York, Aug. Gth.--Montcvideo advices
furnished by an arrival at this port, state that
the British brig, Earl of Derby, was boarded by
Il Bnenos Ay can war steamer and had 1000
swords, sent by Uraquizas son to a commercial
house at Rosauo, taken from her.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08

New ORLEAxs, Aug. Gth.-Da,es from Vera
Cruz to the 2Sth, aud Mexico to the 10Th, has
been received. Mirnmon issued manifesto
promising to protect the clergy in their power
and wealth; favors dic.atora government; de.
clareS thetraditionai policy of Mexico is To guard
against the United States
Mcl.anc sent Only skeleton of the treaty to
Washington, unsigned
The febuantrpsc company is annoyed by the
authorities. The mails will propablv be S,ls.
pended soon.
Gen. Znzuazo is approaching San Luis Potosi
with 5000 men
Miramon troops are concentrating a. Rcgcoe-
rat"r. 1t Is reported that grand movement is
at!oat.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08
CALDWELL & GRAHAM,
(sCcCLss5Rs 10 E. yARNEY.)
Va UFA & UIsE EsS OF

Copper, Tin 81 sheet Iron Ware,
NO. 8 MAIN STREE.T.
I'LL Keep constantly hatL complete assortment
" oil all the wares III iinr. Also, Cooking AID Heat
ing stoves Of he most approved patterns u which We
@er AS 10" as can he lad II establishment CITY,
w wehd respectfully solicit tc patronage of tie public
"i"ch We hope 10 merit by strict attention business
ana executing our work in heat and wOrEnail;r style.
ing an Kinds OF Gopher work, such Brew aud Dye Kettles
suns anu Copper lpiR- Of every ton sill sizes OF
Copper and lr"ss Kettles kept constantly hand.
Gutterimg ROOFING and Job Of all kinds will be
promptly attended 10. iTll-iy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08
He that is robbed, not wanting what Is stolen.
Let him not know it, and he's not robbed at all.

F9a~A Gre't Nistake.-Busness people, cs.
peelaLIy those engaged in the retail business.
make great mistake in relaxing their efforts
during July and August, by very sprringly adj
vertsing, and thus throwing the bulk of the
business into the hands of The knowing few.
who manage differently. We say there is a
great mistake committed in..gsuch policy as
the amount of business done by those pursuing
a" a"tagonistic line, is clearly pointed out Be-
sides, it should be remembered that a customer
once lost may never be regaincd, and thus what
at first appears to be temporary loss of srna',
extent, may result in permanent loss of con.
siderable magnitude
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08
business NOTICES.

SELL Word in Season.-Such men as Rev.
VIM. Armstrong, Rev Wesley Kenney, James
E. Wharton, George Mcndel, Jacob Amick, s.
D.. Woodrow, and scores Of others equally well
known, have given their emphatic verdict N
favor Of Brcntlingcr's Compound Fluid Extract
of DandeIion and Sarsapari:Ia as a Blood Puri.
er. 1t is not qunck Preparation IS con-
tinua'iy prescribed by ysicians-to whom the
formula" is made known without hesitation.
1t will cure ScrofuIa, Pimpcs, Sores. Sore
Eyes, Skin Diseases, Scald Head, Botches,
Mcrcurial Diseases, and all kinds of humors,
more safely and speedily than can be accom-
plished Ivy any Of the so-callcd Blood Search
crS,' or h"mbng discoveries. Price $ per
bottle. General Agents,
L. II. LOGAN & Co,
and LOGAN, LIST & Co,
Wholesale Druggists,
Wheeling, Va.
For sale also in Bethany, Moundsviilc, Bel
lair, St. Gainesville, Welsburgh, and by dealers
generally
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08
BY THE UNION LINE.
oFFIoE. ooRNRR wArER AND MoNRoE sTaEETs

WAsnlNeroN, Aug. G.-The receipts of the
Treasury for the quarter ending with June, ex-
elusive of trust funds, were S23, 1876, $50, en-
Guiding $l4,2Sl 900 from customs, S442, 3T6
from public lands, and SIS, 800 200 from treasury
ce nber, 1857. The expenditures during the
same period were S26,2l2, 900; including sl0,-
OlG,000 in payment of treasury rates, and 81,
584, 900 interest on the public debt, including
treasury notes.
The President has recognized c. Monnel Ire
vino as Consul from Mexico at the port of
Brownsville, Texas; also Frederick Kuhac. as
Consul from the Grand Duchy Of Mechlcnoarg
Srrelilz, at New York, JpSe German RIBBON. as
Vice Consul'of the Granadian Conirdor.,t zion at
New York, and Schuyler Livingston, OF y. Y,
as Consul General Of the Kingdom Of the LA,
wayn Islands for the United States.