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Fievre jaime.

P,esestntG cos,tre Ia Fieure ,Ja,ne. hn;opp ; 4.
taafiofe e sfatrisoa des Iierscs sans Qus,ias.
tEITE terrible epidemic, eni ensioatj,
- chaaue anta6e un noinbre considerable de Via.
times. e. devaAt iaqaelle ~yienneHt dehouer touts les
Inducements, a enfin trouvt I'M baillon.
eaeite heareuse dacoliverte due an cdlabre doete1r
Aouslfoai, qii Par dc ~palieates reelerclaes et do
aomareases aianees pass6es dams Ia Iuaes a, Ia, ns
es, en- I an centre de cftte terrible maladie, %certi,ie
Init sst impossible que celni qai suit s. present
ton. taisaut usage dc son preseryatif, soft iii I'M dfe
i3etidainie, meme aa seia dseIIe, &C
LIE Dir. J.sa. Pnasard. ex.interne ,,es ha,,,nx
ayatf iiaperte cette deeouverte, men yendra me
s.lf eenahtaftie, Il doaaesa Tordo,aanee et Ia ma.
ehansere Dc sen setgir, ce meme prtseryatif tanf
xeg.lai, gasrit ~ fa.yres en- iris~on, biiiease, rouge
IL y. s sassnsaaat' ETC., ETC., en- As heates.
tlsfe daas ses prix. Guerisnn pfoiapte ct radin,,a
". 'iaiaa,es seersstes. s'adresser a Washington, Id.
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OpeloHsas, IN oatosre 1877.

On peut atssi 4 adresser poar renscigaernent / N
G.sRaylnead Il IfEgIise. Y
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A Nis - 'ayant iixe aux Opelousas. i,offre
Il rtssPeetpensemert mes services aux citpyssns de-
&c village Ct des e~a*iraas. On me troayera non ! IL =
moment : "a l,tl1rtiacie de NJ. John posey aa coin
oPeloasas. 70 janyir 1850.
1 JOHN TAYLOR, M. d.
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NIS,-Ayant aciete Iinleret did Dr. Il.
AAesHe EttelI dams ID rnagasin, isinRo1ne-
iANl1fs aanl6 vt III public Ell. general, Que ID eayg
adoniserai @assoIlnais taate mon attention aux Nh
Il AAsres da liaS plisraiaeie. ut qn'ut, me trcu- A
vyeTAA toatte huslra 8an ionra mon poste; 81 Ia snir
= 1a Residence, ~aatrefois Hotel da Prevent.
0pelonsas, pctobees ls5a.s
n. LToNCE HE8nARD.
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A Nis.--l4es sonssignes otfrent a ve,ldre. toni
- lear stock de nllteriaux oui seryetlt 4 In fsbri.
catiol lie totls genres de ~vaittsres.
us Orient aiissi a !oler a IN prix reasonable lenr
ancien etaeiissein"at 81 avantageasei1ent eannu.
opelnasas, sjanVier 1858. GIBBS II CLARK
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n Cleans.

comprising the choicest Virginia brands eyer ss,.i
III this market, N packages Of tFe pounds lid il
wards. Buyers OF the above weed VIII dosNssxa
examine onr stock tefire purchasing ejsexsss
We also keep on baud 4snderseni sstiaee ana Mn.
WINS Chewing, In lin foil. smoking robseros IA
aud pound papsss. Tnrkis!i Smoking Tobacz.essa,
r. I'd heXes diff rent varieties III Snfas. II I'LL
g tlders, Pipe7, etc., etc. sg4TTT
ia SaIy -, lsJar@ty WAHRENS HAIIS
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DHARMAcIE DE WasHINGTpN.-Ees, so,sesi.
gnss iifpiIne par le present lel,ls anais
80 ~ public qu'iis ~vienneat do ~reaeYoir, IN rs
assortment ffais et considerable de- Drngnes MA
Eet Aindacii,esains quinn assnftimeiltd de pein. 1S0
TIRES laIfalalaries dc tonses sertes, etc.
ls aoHt aassi agents pour Iii Yente, dune graIde,
aaantlfe de medicine p~atentess et DIES Plus popu.
ialres.@ A.L0EAILLIE & ID.
g ~ agril is5a. Washington, ia.
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HILAIRE DEsSasSARTS, Collector ct
\ Crienr public, ofrle SEES services aux citoyensd de
St.sLanary. Tepte atkadre qni lai sera conlGes -,
sfa sa prompta &~ttention. II nest assoei6 aveS ~
sonac4 nj paig isnne nj pour l'aatfe de ces deux bfars.
2anaafs 1858.
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NOUVEAUA ARRTV AGEs,-I1rogaes
at 8Iaadecile fraiches, resaies d ID Pllaraiacie
des opeloasas, taaae par

des Dpeloslsas, teaae par
LEDNCE HEBRARD.
un bel assortment do dfoguss et mEsdecides Fran
rasaesi AnlArieaInesa et Arglaisas, conapre.
liant tonfes les gariAt6s, enlre-autres, &gx4
Llqaelr Ell piIllesdh Lasille eafltre Ia goutte w
sxie.
Rentfe dc lsncao, pour iii pear.
filttles de LeRoy per1es d.Esstll,er, Koasso eontre
lessversss asli taires, eapsalf de Ra1,iiii,a
Fildlos Ferrtggiie,ise de Wallet,
nine,
sGlara'nn ~ Bellocque, pousIre II pastilles,
sKoAdfa de RogSS,
. @AIfssSssl hi ioIi assortment de parfumerie. psu-
dre A Ia Nareeiale. peignes,. brosses, eanifs pour
ancs.,tiseaaxs iins. do pour habintaatiaIts.
Cigares III IA Hayane, Iahae 4 chiuuer. do i pri-s
Ter. @MAR # -
IA yendus CONNIE m~sdicaInents settlement. yieux
gognaess Sherry, Madere Porter de Ioudfe Bierre
a'Geossess ete,. s T. !. HEBEsAID,
Opalousas. IA mai 1850.
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hSRf LaIoIhL-Marbrief Yieul de-
tsbllF 4 ST. Martiayille un atelier de NOM.
~ftistebres en- tons genres, fait les inscrint,nns
ct Sc ehaFee atlssi des ffarlittites de priIless nonr
Sc %refarer II Jonathan Harris.
opeieasas, IL anut Is5S.-1a /
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VINES.

1 NE ~ lHlT !HlfIss 3NaFkling Moselley jM..
souri, Cabinet, etc. ri I "a
We have also cla, and white wines q III,
mt 9Iades and pri1 Burgundy Wines. MadS.ss
Port and staerfles,ff lssqd and glass, iof gresssss
and purity. - esssssH
old Boplton and fss'1 fskes fusse III ,a,.s
Seetsb and frisj Very choice Jaraaca MI
Cabinet aad NlbtN .eaf Gin, EnslFh mn g sss
Ale aud Porter. Boxers Bitters, Naolfe's Ssbsss4t
!" n .4An. ' AEN
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A Nla,-0n otire = yenare a DIES conditions
a tres avaIttageases, six cent soixante acres ~
y terFe' Si'aee sur lie Big Cane ridge, Parois- aTsS
g aes Agoyeiies. POM les conditions s'adresser al
tsA' ia aef'oee aes opeiousas. 2 oct--6m
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s Les extafiies assisteront aux classes, ct eetudes ct
aux reer6ations5 eIIes pourront 5prendrs leur d;ne,.
dams IA maisol. On aura sgalement pour eiIes.
pour iaar progress dams leurs sstades at ieur bonne
condslite ,,toiite II diligence ct toute l'ardeur ao on
pent allendra tls persallres exelusiYemen a6vnuees
pIai religion, par 3eotat ct par zele h iddacation de- ID
jelIesse.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-01
RETAIL MAItkku,-
BY TEIEGR ApH

RHLTToEE June 34.Four dun; Howard ST. and Ohio is
I:ee'E offered at $3.50, without sales. There is nothing
done in Wheat. Corn firm at SCc for white and veoH
provisions steady Whisky dull ut 27I
NEw YORK. Jane 80 Cottoa firm; sales 1000 bales Flour
avsgc st s. 4SoC 9Tsasls; western white s5@s
- for white Pork heavy $1G12[ for mess and S12
prime Cut meats dry are quoted 1T s9
Iron dull at $2". OILS dull NA'' a. - Si'e
CScSSAT1 June :!-unt:l the receipt of Eastern news
tS FoHF market was weaker but revived afterwards and
closed hrmer the sales nearly bbs reported at
$H,sug6IO for superine. Wheat neglected and lower
Corn nrmer and 23c per Dbl higher very dull but
nnainea at last quot1ttons Rye Barley nominaliy
MShanSea Whisky dull at 25$c. Provisions very quiet
WIN heaVV arket sales bacon shoulders 02I clear sides
at lO4. Groceries less active but market firm:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-01
@o~sN

,5g-Distri6utjon at the academy Of V1sita-
Yesterday morning the annual tiistribu-
~, If prizes at this institution took place, and
r.s Witnessed Ivy large concourse of the
,-;a,is Of tie fortunate winners and ofthe cause
r. .,ocation in general. Some two hundred
,,,,,o,ly boupd, and doubtless as elegantly
,.,,.n books were distributed to those students
W., during the term which has asst closed,
,.5 distinguished themselves by their attention
- their studies, their progress in education, or
their department We noticed some of the la
r.s bearing away heavy piles of books as the
rewards Of their Toll.
As was usual on this occasion, the process of
distribution was rendered less tircsome by the
ioerSpersing of music; and such music, too, as
csn come only from those who know in what
true music consists In this respect the excr-
cse<. both vocal and instrumental, were com.
nlete success. Wearc fond of music-we have
heard the most talented performers who have
from time TO time sprung up in our midst, but
we do not know when we have felt more solid
pleasure in listening to music, than we did yes.
,er,iay morning. To give it sufficient praise we
are unable, and were we to attempt criticism
We would only show our own ignorance, or
rather, our conccit. The facilities of this insti.
tuition arc excellent, and the performances OF
Yesterday will cast no blot upon the fame which
it has thus lar,maintained and which it so justly
deserves
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-01

BALTrMoNE, June 8O.-At one o'clock about
half million dollars were subscribed to tho
stock Of the City Railroad. subsequently the
crowd increased and struggled to get at the
hook. a Squabb!c cnsucd, during which the
clerk handed the book to one the grantees but
before it was safe in lattcrs hands, it was sci
zzed Ly Mr.. Daugherty, warden of the peni-
Tertiary who had subscribed $4,000 and car
ried off by him. The excitement was increas-
ed to fever heat by this act. A meeting was
called to investigate proceedings on the spot,
when the book was recovered and Mr. Daug
erty discIaimcd any intention but to prevent
destruction. y half million Of the large sub
scriptions are intended for Philadelphia
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-01

"a JFiM,-Last night a man who had been
drinking pretty freely of rifle whisky, charged
about the Athen@um with big stick, cracking
everybody over the head. lie chased woman
and Struck her several times ~ large crowd of
curious people followed the insane bloat and
yelled after. him. He was removed out of sight
just before the officers arrived upon the scene.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-01

y h"ta1 Railroad Accideut--Z0o Hen
A"'sa,-A melancholy accident occurred on
VIC pittsburgh, Fit. Wayne and Chicago Rail.
''a'' lueSday morning, by which two employ
81, 81 Oh the company lost their ives-George B..
i 1'Oo'e' supervisor, and section man, name not
earned. The deceased were on hand car
ling east and were struck by wood train
s @jLs west near Wallace's run bridge, four
=. INES west OF New Brighton. There is very
curve at the point where the accident oc-
- r;I an" as the wood trains are compelled,
;" 'a'l'oad phrase, "to run wild, no blame can
- attached to anybody. Mr.. Moore, we believe
- nephew OF the General Superintendent OF
'''s ''a'' and was very worthy man.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-01
BUSINESS NOTICES.

E87@Ne'0 GoOts.-The undersigned has just
received more Of those very fine pictures and
oval frames, besides which he has also received
general assortment of goods, such as Port
monnies, Satcheis, Music Books, French and
German Accordiaus, Fittings, Fans, Umbrellas,
Coats Spool Cotton, French Working do, Hooks
and Eyes, Soaps and Pcrfumcres of finest kind,
Cloth Pins, Backing and, Pocket Cutlery; also,
some Catholic Prayer Books and Bibles. ANY
one not having bOugh, anything in his store for
the last few weeks will find great difference
in his prices, as he sells now, no matter how
little person may buy, at wholesale prices.
P. LEcnER,
Je20-N No. Washington Hail.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-01

AZ To Dealers IN city and C0untry.-Those
who desire to buy goods on the most favorable
terms, will do we'll to call on L. H. Logan & Co,
Wholesale Druggists, No. AZ Main ST.
Their stock is full and complete, embracing
Medicines, Drugs, Paints, Oils, varnishes, Dye
stuffs, Grocers' Drugs, Notions. Pcrfumeries,
&c They respectfully invite call from cash
and prompt customers, to whom they will en-
deavor to give satisfaction in goods and prices.
They are also General Agents for DR.. Todd's
lion and Sarsaparilla, and Dr. Chapman'S Hoar
hound Balsan.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-01

New Yonk, June 3o.-The ship Fleetwood, of
Boston, which sailed from that port OF toe 9Th
Horn on thc.4 of May, bv running foul of an
iceberg The ship sank in few hours, COM
pelling the officers and crew to take to the
boats The Captain had his wife and child on
Eoard. The mate, Mr. Babson, and four sea-
men, were fallen in with and carried to Per-
nambuco all badly frost-bitten. The Captain
and sixteen of the crew took TO another boat
and it is hoped were picked up.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-01

aSsaY@ One other plan in addition to the many
already suggested in regard to spending the
coming 4th. Let our citizens go to u. Nicoll
d Bros Variety store and supply themselves
with a" assortment of Sky Rockets Roman
Candles, rriangles or Balloons and get up a
regular independent display, each fos them
selves. As an evenings recreation we think
this would be sensible
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-01

NIAGARA FALLS, juno SOth-Mons. Blondin
performed his hazardous feat to day of walking
across the river on tight rope, in presence OF
from to 10000 spectators He first crossed
from the American side, stopping midway to
refresh himself with drink of water, which
he drew up in a bottle with rope, from the
steamer Maid Of the Mist, which accompanied
him to be of service in case of accident He
crossed over in III minutes and returned in
twelve:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-01
COMMERCIAII.
MHOLESNLE MARKEn,

HRooMs-Common S8If
BUTTER-IH kegs 9MIO.
BCCEErj-Maretta $9G92,P5
CHEESE-Westeru Reserve SI599c:
OASDLEsTalow mould "a; tiiII 81 star %: sDerp, 40
CoFFEE-Java lSC; Rio l21IcgSIS, %
WHGAT-l2U.
RYE-eO.
CoRS-i,0O.
BA!LRY-50.
OA1S-5O.
FEArHERs-4O945c. scarce
EURs-Raccoon 309STXc. ~ " -
GISsANG-5596N
naE-C a!HS ? ton $500; Timothy $1,000
LIAE-LOuisviile ], so
Gs 0I ASS s. Orleans 49, Sugar House 45c
NAILs-3A for iOd.
RAGs-9@316, dull.
RlCE-5H@56.
SsEDs-FaXseed12 1885, Glover 5k.
So"P-Castile per ID 15@1l6; common sac
SuGARs-New Orleans T359S Ind. S6SSIt In hb1
SNUFF-Scotcl &c; Rappee % 926 -
TEA-GunpOwder 4GTU; Imperial 4Oa65. Hvson 9s67nc.
Touching 2593Uc; OolOng 35QI5c - 'OSSO''
IoDACCo-6twists l2; five RON 240SS
W0OL-Unwashed from IS to %; Common washed o5 to
SG; Full blood extra 40 to 40. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-01

20. observation-disclosures and the Vampire
were played last night for the benefit of Mr.. and
MRS :. Dalton Pocahontas is running, punning
ming and is decidedly humorous, especially so
!" the hands of those who were cast in its per-
Tonight the leading man of the ,st,blsh-
ment' Mr.. Walter Keebe, takes benefit, when
Uncle Toms Cabin will be produced. Mr..
heeOIe has many friends among the theatre
goers He is a promising young actor and has
laoored hard and faithfully to make the Com
pany successful. If he gets his deserts the
house will be crowded.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-01

ST. JOINS, N. F., June 29.-Thc steamship
Argo, which sailed from New York on the Esd
inst, is ashore at. Trcpassy Bay. She leaks
badly, and will probably prove a total loss. Her
passengers, crew and baggage were all landed
in safety. steam tug has gone to her assist
ance,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-01

CHICAGO, June 9O.-The body of another TN,
known man found this afternoon two or
three feet below the surface of the stream. This
makes 49, 1t is presumed that others are
buried in the quicksand, or have been carried
down the stream. The remains of the urre-
cognzcd dead were buried yesterday at Mes.
hawaha. The funeral was attended by large
number of citizens.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-01

,., '7g INC St"''m.-rhe gentle diversion in
, ,.''' the wind INDUCED on Wednesday eve,
ing :, caused more damage than was supposed.
:" walk over the city yesterday we noticed
'''' o'9 stables shat were too infirm to stand
,'s squat, Many people were fixing up their
awnings and mailing on weatherbooTdinr A
49, 49," belonging to the two mile house, east OF
-, IVY was torn down. Several barns along
~, ,,ea. West Liberty road were raced, and large
AVS were torn down to obs.ruct the pas
tbs 90, ., wagons, Dot in that section of country
Anon" %'''u was particularly mad, aud tossed things
'u' III anything buta gentle manner.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-01

+, '79 Horse 7Hiet' 4A,rested-A man calling
. ,m: Geo W. Hewitt, stole fine horse in
- 'emy county, Pa, the other day and offer
liz 10 I, sell him to Mr.. Long, of Washington
4 ' u"s'eu his business so that he was suspect.
. III; was arrested on the spot and committed
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-01
FURTHER By TIE STEAMER ARABIA.

LONDON, June Is, A. M.-The following is the
very latest by telegraph from London to Liver
poo
KOssuth has left London for Paris with
french passports On Monday next he will ar.
rive ut Genoa, where becoming reception awaits
him. lie will have an audience Of Nnnoleon,
No grounds exist for the report in circulation.
as to his plans
An amnesty has been granted to the politi-
cal prisoners at Naples ON the strong relnon-
STRANGE Of Mr. Elliott, the British Minister.
The Times in its city article of last evening
quotes advlces from Frankfort, which state that
the German confederation is understood to have
resolved that $4,000 men, namely 40, 600 Rus
SLAMS and 10000 AuStrians shall be stationed
OF the Rhine There were also strong rumors
that Prussia will issue some decisive announce
ment IN the course Of few days.
According to present conjecture peace is to
DC proposed to Emperor Napoleon, on certain
c0holuOhS, aud II these are refused Germany is
to enter the war
under these circumstances there is great anx.
lety and stagnatiOn in all commercial cities.-
Inc Times also says that Russia is making vast
worl'ke preparations at all naval depots The
NeVa DIVISION OF the fleet is reported to number
90 nrst class ships, and the Baltic fleet 30 sail
Ul-the.llnc, OF which Il screws are Mt CoNStadt.
The Times accounts for the recent shipments of
gold irOn ST. Petersburg to London, as pay
ment lor machinery made, to America and else
wheTe. Large Russian orders arc lying still
unexecuted in England
Commercial letters from Vienna describe the
financial condition of Austria of complete
bankruptcy.
A letter from St. Petersburg says if Prussia
allows herself to bc goadcd into menacing steps
KuSsa Will concentrate troops on the Galician
frontier, aud send detachmcnts and her fleet to
the Prussian Baltic ports
1t said that the 18th of June was the day ap-
pointed ior the rising in European Turkey.
The political inrerment in Scrvia was iHcreas-
ing.
Demonstrations in honor Of the French VIC
tories had taken place in Greece
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-01

LEAvENwoRrm, June 3O.-The Overland Ex
press arrived this afternoon. There is u large
mail, but no later advices, owing to detention
on the ronte. An arrival with late intelligence
is expected hourly.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-01
GOAL MATTERS.

,S5-7cu Cents Wecz.-The Intel1igencer is
s'osbed to subscribers in any part of the city
noirbborhood at ten cents week.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-01

g Some time ago we mentioned the fact
'aat an Individual was discovered in an exhaust
ed condition, coiled up in one of the Baltimore
aud Ohio Railroad Company's House Cars,
Where he had concealed himself to secure a
passage from Baltimore. This same chap, whose
lame Is James LevergIee, broke into a store at
Cumberland, the other day and stole fifty dol
lars worth of goods He was committed to Jail
and the first thing he did was to attempt to take
1S own life by opening vein in his arm with
piece OF broken glass, which he had conceal
e! Ia the lining of his pants. \ sheet of paper
vas found at his boarding house, upon one
,ie OF which he drew cross. On the other
side he wrote, in French, his purpose OF COM
0'itlng suicide, and his wish was to be buried
~ the Catholic Cemetery.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-01


ta-PsopEe who hunt the coolest rooms in
tie house and the shady corners of the street,
and yet complain Of the heat, should visit some
one Of the rolling mills in the city or vicinity,
saifel the close atmosphere and intense heat
which now prevad"s these Establishments
Iaey would at least have better idea of the
saOnnt of physical endurance required OF the
4jorcrs in the iron manufacture. Handling
al iron tool, hot enough to blister tho hands of
any one maccustomed to its use, they stand
io7 six or eight consecutive hours in front of q
tf:oaee at white heat, stirring and working
Tel hot masses of iron, undergoing fatigac
enough to break down strong man, without
Iaaing heat into consideration at all, and swal-
loving water enough to drown them, nearly.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-01

WAsnlScroS, June 3d. Dispatches from the
Indian agent III New Mexico, to Commissioner
Greenwood, state that the Nayaloes are again
committing all manner of deprcdations, regard
less OF tue authority Of their chiefs, who are
disposed to remain at peace with the whircs.-
tie thinks another Indian war imminent
The postage stamps aud stamped cnvclops sold
hy the P. o. Dept. during the two years and a
BALI ending with December last amounts to
Si4, 100000, about 100000 has not been
used in prepayment of postage
Our X-Minister to Spain, Mr.. Dodge, has
the prospect of acquiring Cuha by purchase
under the present circumstances is inauspicions
he has never even intimatc that the proposition
in any way involved the honor Of Spain or that
the purchase might not at a future period be
effected. He believes that the course recon.
mendcd by the President will lead to the con-
summation Of that object by honorable negota-
ton.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-01

-" The Wheeling Female Sentinary.-The
graduating class at this institution was examin-
eiyesterday. The class experienced pretty
strong test of their requirements, but came off
bravciy. The music was excellent as upon the
evening previous and the days performance
eediiabe to the participants and agreeable to
SPECTATORS. The excellent and accomplished
Principal presented the class their diplomas and
with much feeling hoped that they would live
''ieseTve all good and happiness. Rev. DR..
1!nes and Rev. NJ. Mcclure made brief addresses
which were attenuvely listened to. In the even
'ns pleasant entertainment was given by the
principal to the graduating class and their frindS
The next session will commence on the first
Monday OF September next, under more favor
a1e auspices, we doubt not than ever before.
Nc expect to be able to give a synopsis of
l'F' VINES address tomorrow morning.