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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-31
Ooll1attrttal.
BY TEIEGRApH.


CIScISNArI May 3D-,Iather more doing in Flatlr.
without change In prices; slcS 1000 bbls. NJ S5Sn
$50 for low TO gnod extra. Whisky unchanged and
steady: les at lsGlSI% the latter rate for wagon
Provisions very firm. and thru the market IN favor
of buyers; sales 400 bbls. pork at Sl75 bacon
sides 9i4ln the latter rather extreme rate, aud
bulk shoulders 61s in bulk Lard held at 1lLt. Int
proved demand for Sugar with sIleS 200 hhds. at SO
So prices about &c. higher. Coffee and MOlssses
unchanged.
New YORK. May 30.--Flour, small receipts and bet
ter demand for Eastern and local trade, and also
moderate export anil speculative inquiry: prices adj
vanced hg1Oc. e btl sales at S52N 80 for super.
State: S5,3Od5l 10 for extra do: S59O@G,05 for ship.
ping brands extra r. II. o., closing quiet Rye Flour
S350@t2O. Whisky il shade frmer; sales at y.
Spring Wheat advanced 1(92c. with pretty good
port demand: winter white and red dull and heavy,
and millers not disposed To operate, except
material decline: sales very inferior prime Mwnue
Club ut Sl,23Q1.25, and white California 81 3 30.
Corn continues firm; fair Eastern and export demand:
prices again advanced about lc e buI; sales at Ct1
G01% for good sound shipping mixed Western. chiefly
at O56CG. Oats in mode ate request nj 40@42.-
Pork dull and heavy; sales at Sl1.I5Gl7.6I for new
mess ST., 40 for old $3.50 for prime mess;
$50 fur old prime. u, ef market steady for good
brands and other kinds dull and heavy; sales at
S450 for country prime, SiG05,5o for country mes;
$500 1880 for repacktd mess and Sll5O6Cll5O for
extra mess; prime beet dull and nominal. Cut
meats quiet and unchanged. Bacon dull aud uI-
chunEed. Lard firm and quiet; GALES 800 bbls NJ INK
@llA. Butter selling at 1O@lT for Clio. and l1@
20 for State. Coffee very quiet, pending the auction
sale OF Rio and Java announced for tomorrow, but
prices are still the same as quoted.
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annual School Election.

TTNIIE ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION WILL BE
held on Saturday, the I'd day OF june next, be-
tween the hours of one and five o'clock r. NJ at tho
places and under the supernt andSncc Of the Fernns
hereinafter named, for lC"mmis7"ner fr each 81
the Precincts, and Trustees for each ScOJl DEtTct
| in this county:
For Atkinson Precinct, at the School House in
Highland District under the supcTintv BeIJcr NII
Atkinson Samuel MCColIocII and Daniel Harris; for
one Commissioner for said Precinct and two Trustees
for each. Wells, Highland Short Creek and Frederick
Districts.
For Jefferson Precinct. at the School House iu
South Wheeling under the superintendent ~ Jesse
Wheat. John Ocstrlling and VIM Little; t'r 9.e
Commissioner for said Precinct and two Trustees Et
each. Ohio. Caldwell aud Adams Districts.
Fur Washington Precinct, at the School Euuse IL
Woods District, under the superintendent OF Sanu
ell Carter, James MColluch and H. b. Armstrong; for
onr Commissioner for raid Precinct and two Trustees
ton StecUrOd and Clinton Districts.
For West Liberty Precinct, at the House of
Curtis, Josiah Atkinson and Ham. Eoon: fur one
Commissioner for said Precinct aud two Trustees for
each, Morgan, Brady, Beck and M'Kney Districts.
For Henry Precinct, ct TriVlclpha, II: the House
of Mast Martin, under the superintendent Of
Thos. ArCoon, Perry Pearson aud Josiah Brown; for
orc Commissioner for said Precinct aud two Trustees
for each. TriAhephiI, Martin Doggs, Centre, Rough
anI Iteaiy and shepherd Districts.
For Marshall Precinc' at the School House in Far
L. District, under the superintendent OF John FAR
il. Samuel Dunlap and William Teagarden: for one
commissioner for said Precinct and two Trustees FOR
each Blany, Carson, Bell, Faris and Roney's Point
Districts.
For Columbus Precinct, Mt the School House in Old
Orr. James Brownlce and John Hall; FOX Unc COM
missioner for sd Precinct and two Trustees for each,
Kimmons, Stewart Orr and Oldham Districts.
The Trustees of the several Districts Will hNnd over
to the Commissioner elect. on the Cd day of June,
their report of the condition, operations and expen:
of their respective Schools 1t Is the intention Of
the Board to enforce the collection Of the fine Of Ten
Dollars imposed by law Trustees for the neglect
OF this duty. The Trustees also reminded that
thcy are required to ascertain, on the lst day Of
April the population of their several Districts. and
number OF Children over 3 and under ~, Nn1 EeIuEn
the TO the Clerk either personally or through
the Commissioner elect.
Blanks for Financial Reports can DO obtained by
the Trustees, from the Commissioner Of their Pre-
cinct. or from the Clerk Of the Board.
Tho Commissioners elect will meet at the Court
House on Monday. June 4th at 10 o'clock A. u.
by order of the Board JOHN II. STORER,
Clerk Of tue Board OF School Commissioners, o. O.
my22-1OtdNw2t
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Rrnnn Wnshington.

WASHINGTON, May 2o.-The act of re-
committing the Pacific Railroad bill, to-
gether with the various amendments, to
the select committee of the House, to-day,
is regarded rs equivalent to its postpone
mcut for the present session. The reasons
for thus disposing of it, include the con-
trnricty of opinions as to the proper To-
cation of the road and the insufficicncy of
tile conditions to secure the execution OF
the work by those on whom the franchises
were to be conferred.
The House committee on Foreign At
fairs to-day, unanimously agreed to re-
port the Senate bill appropriatng $4,000
TO Townsend Harris, for negotiating the
treaty with Siam, which is intended as an
acknowledgement OF his valuable services
to the commerce in the east.
The present of the United States Agri-
cultural Society to the Japanese. consists
of 100 varieties of the principal cereals
and vegetable seeds with their botanical
designations; each of the Princes receives
the Silver medai OF the society with their
names inscribed in their own characters.
The Japanese, for several days past,
have heeu ON a tour of inspection through
the CITY.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
gsw4nrz's New sAIoox.-I wo

Rg-SwARrz's New sALoox.-I would
respectfully invite the ladies and gentle
men where parties may resort for pleasant
pastine to partake of the luxuries of the
season, enjoy social chit-chat, and thus
while away the sultry summer hours
This saloon will be open day and night to
Gil quiet and orderly people. During the
warm summer months, weekly or semi
weekly concerts will be given. Let it be
understood this doesn't mean or include
dancing. will give my fourth concert
on Friday, June LIST, 1860, on which occa-
sion the best musical tnlent to be had in
the city will discourse pleasant strains to
enliven the scene. Entrance GU Fourth
street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-31

The FEMALE ORGANIZATION is often rs
frail MS that of a tender flower. Many Of
the sex enter into marriage relations with
on; being able to undergo the lahors and
trials of maternity. III this country thou
sands of Young and beautiful women are
sacrificed every year from this cause alone.
Hostettcr's Celebrated Stomach Bitters will
save many of this class from an untimely
grave. This medicine has been used with
great benefit by immense numbers of peo-
pie throughout the republic, and the pro-
prietors have received grateful commenda-
lions from al! sections ofthe country The
Bitters will be found very pleasant to the
taste, even as beverage, and prompt and
powerful in its effect US Al medicine. 1t in
fuses new vitality into the frame, and
strengthens the whole system, so that wo-
men who use it are enabled to go through
with lnbors which would, without it, be
certain to PROSTATE them. Sold by all
druggists. my-lm
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HEAR WHAT THE PEoPLE sAY.

The undersigned having used Professor Hum
PTREYS' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
In our families with the most satisfactory results, ANA
having full confidence in their Eenuneness, purity,
AMI efficacy, eleerfN!ly recommend them to all per
sons who wish to have safe reliable, and e!cac"ts
ramsjirs Mt hand for pr!Vnte domestic USE.
The Rev. VIM. HOsmer, etor Of " The Northern
independent" Auburn, y. Y. the Rev. Il. H. Crei-
snv d. Rector Of St. Peters Church, Auburn, y. T.;
The Rev. y. l. Ives Chaplain OF the Auburn state
Prison; the Rev. Spencer N. Rice, Rector Nrw-b,
forl Mass. ; the Rev Alien Steele, Scw-S"rk Con-
Tsrenre. The Rev Samuel Nichols, East.UenrSeC Con-
ference, n y; tile Rev. p. 8 Pratt; Dorset VT the
Rev John e. IIobis, Buffalo, A. C. Hart, E7'l Utica
SCHUYLER Colfax, soulBeni, Ind, the lion. George
Humphrey, y. vi Henry D Coos Esq, Filter OF
n II, Graham. Moline. ILL., {; the lion. Thomas }.
Chase Monticello Fa the Hon. joseph benedict.
Utica, y T.: WIN. Bristol Esq, Utica n Y; a. ;
Pond ESD Utica, y. y; james PlunNet', tSl'' N'N''
..iIlu ,rnr,Ih
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-31

WAsH1xGrox, May 29.--The Judiciary
Committee Of the Senate have agreed on a
bill compelling the attendance of witnesses
who NAV be summoned by Committees of
either House.
WAsHiSGTox, May sO.--Nadam Bodisco,
widow of the late Russian Minister, was
married to-day 10 Captain Scott, of the
British army. He was dressed in full
uniform. President buchanan gave the
bride away. Among those present were
Lord Lyons, Secy Thompson and many
Senators and Representatives in Congress
The Committee on Ways and Means have
under consideration petitions presented by
Mr.. Briggs, numcrousIy signed by bust
ness men of New York. asking Congress
to REQUIRE the Mint to receive copper cents
at par in exchange for other coin
Mr. Hatch's report in the Canadian re-
cinrocity treaty is not only strongly op-
posed to the main articles Of agreement
in that instrument, but the Administration
is also reported against it, and the treaty
will be opposed npon the floor of the
House.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-31

RsF"THE GREAr WoNDER OF THE NINE
TENTH CENruRY.-Profcssor Woods Hair
Restorative, will, by natures own process,
restore gray haiv tothe origlnaI color; will
make the hair soft and glossy; will make
the old appear young again; will preserve
the color of hair to old age; will always
fnsten it. and stop it from falling; and is
one of the best toilet articles for the hair;
now in use.
Frederick K1itfs HIorm Destroying Sugar
Pl~ns-A preparation which has proved
most etEectual for expclling worms from
the human system. This medicine, being
in the form of popular confection, can be
administered TO children without difficulty.
Liquid Rennet, For Making, in a fer lin
utes Delicious Desserts.
Trusscs, Shoulder Braces and Elastic
Stockings. b. T. Bnbhitt's Celebrated
Soap Powder, washing without labor. Try
it. Bnbhitt's Pure Potash tor making
soap. Spalding's Prepared Glue, useful in
every house for mending broken furniture.
Prescriptions prepared from Pure Medi-
cincs. Prescriptions put up in good style,
and at the lowest rates, at the Centre
Wheeling Drug Store,
By REED & KRAFT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-31

BosTcx, May 29-Seven witnesses were
examined at Weymouth, To-day, before the
Coroner, in the poisoning case OF Miss
Mary TIrrell. The evidence was cOnclu-
stve of the death by corrosive sublimate,
but there was no proof OF Hersys implI-
cation. The verdict is expected tO-nor-
row.
Alexander Moore was arrested in Man.
chester yesterday, charged with poisoning
his wife, daughter, soa-ln-law and servant
glrls, by placing white lead in the flour.
All are in n critical condition with faint
hopes of their recovery.
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11sr nr srEClrIc REMEpIEs.


No I-For Fever, Congestion, and inflammation.
No. 3.-For Worm Fever, Worm Collie, Wei'ins the
10. s-ror Collie, Crying Teeshing, and waNei"l-
mes" 80 >" 4F@r Darrcen, Cholera 1nfaninn, aud sn-''
"' e. 5.wFor Collie, ripIngs. pyseutcry or bloody
F' ~, 6.-ror Cholera choler" Mor'as, Vomiting,
No. T.-For Coughs, Colds, Influenza "u" 0'''
NO s-ror T,oti.acle, Face-achc nn, Neuralgia
No. 9.-For headache, Vertigo, Heat ana f"''eN'
x, " 1CEDTsrErsrA rrLrs-Por Weak and Deranged
Stomach, Constipation, and Liver Complaint p,,,
No. ll.-PoR FEMALE IRREGULARITIES SI'I''S' t''"
10. i2%Yor Ieucorrhes. Protusc MenSes and
ISWFor Cronr, MSnrze Cough, Bal Dreathiug
No. i4-SALT RnEUM rIELs-For EESslpelA5' Ernp-
tons, Pinples on the Face. ,,u,.,.,,
or soreness in the Chest, Back Loins, or Limbs
A-For Fever and Asue, Chill Fever, Dumb Asue'
o pMFor P,Ies, Blind or Bleeding, Internal or Ex-
ternal y, ,,,.0,;J.,
Failing, Weak, or Blurred sight, .,.,, .,,t..
C-For Catarrh, of long standing or recent, eitheE
with obstruction or protuse DISCHARGE; ,.,,,.,..
W. C-FOr Whooping Cough, aDAtlng us Eo'e"Is
and shortening its course
nall acute diseases, such as Fcvers InNammHtioTS,
DfArrhpH, DyseLtery, Group, Neur atiSn, and Suc!l
erupive diseases us Scarlet Fever, Measles, ana IS'
sipeAs the advantage Of giving tic proper remedies
promptly is obvious, and in all such cases tie se'
cifcs act like charm. Tie entire disease is often
arrested Mt once, ana in all cases tie violence Of tie
attack is moderated, tie disease Shortened and relI-
dered less dangerous
Coughs and Colds, which Of such frequent &C.
currencc, md which often lay the foundation ri
diseased lungs bronchitis, and consumption, may AL
be ut once cured by tie Fever and Cough Pills
III all chronic discusses, such rs Dyspel sin, Weak
Stomach, Constipation Liver Complaints Piles, Fe-
male Debility, and Irregularities, old Hta1aCIes'
Sore or Weak Eyes, Cninrrl Salt Rleuni, and other
old eruptons tie has specifics whose proper np'
plicaton will afford in almost every instance
Often the cure Of single chronic difficulty, such as
Dyspepsia, Piles Catarrh, Headache or Fen'he
Weakness, las more than paid for TIC case ten times
over
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-31

Rg~TuE RIvgR.-Business on the levee
Yesterday WAS very dull and inactive, and
the prospects ahead for n better state OF
affairs are not very catering. Tue river
continues to recede very rapidly, and last
evening there was but little over seven
feet in the channel-as near as we could
guess.
The Al,omout is here from ST. Louis,
having made very profitable trip. The
llclnot,e, bound to ST. Louis, touched
here yesterday to complete her cargo. Her
.aliope, which has not yet ceased to be a
wonder, discoursed loud, but not uuple vs.
ant music to the delighted dsnizens who
collected to hear it.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-31

E7"MsLAXcHoLY OccupaExcE-On the
downward trip of the Mary Cook, which
pissed this port yesterday, youn, gen
-em"n named Robert Laughlin fell over
:oard at East Liverpool, and before assis
"nce could be rendered, was drowned.-
'ae deceased was about 25 years of age,
nd was making a pleasure trip to Gin
matt on the boat above mentioned. He
as been employed in one of the Railroad
'7ices in Pittsburgh for some three or
oar Years. and was universally beloved by
Ill who were acquainted with him. He
caves a widowed mother and two sisters
70 NOUN his untime!y end. His body
at last accounts had not been recovered.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-31

ST. JOSEPH, No, May aO.-The Pixies
Peak EXPRESS from Denver City on the
the 10th, arrived here this morning.
Mining operations had fairly common
ced. In Gresory's dIggings from 20 10
500 per day WAS being earned.
Rich discoveries OF quartz have been
made at Boulder Diggings-
Clutches at the head waters of the Ar
kansas, were reported as yielding from
$50 to SlUU per Jay to the day.
Buildings were going up rapidly at
Denver CITY and there WAS some activity
in city lots.
Tncre was very little dust coming in
from the mines.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-31
el5pA LITTLE SPARK klNDLETH GREAT

5[pA LITTLE SPARK KINDLETH a GREAT
Ono day last week conductor on
r,i,rood terminating here, 1--WE wish to
l;,,Ie obscure for obvious reasonsl
W. eo;nr along in charge of his train. at
.,,;,,- miles m hour. a subordinate en-
lee of the rond, had his wife, very
-o,,, woman, on board. The subordinate
:~,roIuced his wife to the conductor, and
5,ring the cYeniug the two were sitting in
~. sfe.ginrs car, chatting away, whilst
,ro hnsbard was attending to certain out
"a. J,,,ies. The wife happened TO put
hor finn, uuon the scat in front of her, and
,he conductor espyins it peepins from
,.ore.,b the folds Of her dress like little
mouse or cl,ip-mnnk, thought The fact u
..a.,. nretv one aud unreserycdly said so.
.simIly this, and nothing more" The
,,rn,IiDcut seemed to have no particular
S., =, ,h, time, and the conversation
.,,:nr another turn. was soon forgotten.
When the lady arrived at the terminus OF
,be road, however, she told her huSOaNu
the conductors opinion of her foot. The
husband very unwisely and imprrdently,
go think, told several employees of the
roo5 and afterwards at his wife's solicita-
,;on reported the conductor to the officers
If t,,e road. The offending conductor
was summoned before a ''court martial
and upon his own admission, suspended
from the road. The conductor in ques-
ton is a most excellent gentleman, and
an efficient officer, who, if he made the
remark attributed TO him, could have in
,epdcd no offence, and his suspension,
therefore, is more the result of the comPa-
ny,s rigid discipline, shan any fault. The
affair has been extensively gossiped, and
the mdy,s name is freely handled by
the employees of the road, "'yhose name
is legion" all on account of her own pune
,illiousness. and her husbands plant ma
lure. The officers OF the road argue to
support their rigid rules, that if the lady
had pretty foot, she was undoubtedly
.nlly aware of it; and if She was not, it
was no part of the captains duty TO advise
her of the fact. even though his motives
sore as pure as ice and rs chastc as snow.
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- wn1rnorpAY.-Wc nerlected to

ma WHITNoNDAY.-Wc neglected to
mention that the German Benevolent So
ciety turned out on Monday last, and pa
radcd the principal streets. The members,
if We are rightly informed, number nearly
three hundred, and have in their treasury
about two thousand dollars. The organi-
cation is praiseworthy one, and has re
suited in much good from time to time.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-31

Erg- WHIPPING HIS FATHER.-Billy
Evans, of East Wheeling, manifested his
flial affection yesterday by taking upon
himself the responsibility of licking his
aged progenitor, lie was arrested by
officer HawleT and conveyed to Aid
Dulty's office. Before this sweet Wiiiiam's
case was disposed of and whilst the officers
back was turned, lie rushed out at the
back door of the Office and Jumping down,
i distance Of about twelve feet, found him
self in board yard. with au ankle SO
badly sprained that he could not run
away. The officer made pursuit and
easily rccnptured his prisoner. Billy vent
10 Jail for twenty days.
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Hampton's Vegetable Tincture.
RHEUMATISM
COUGH

DYSPEPSIA
Why Suffer with 1t! Thcrs are hundreds who will
testify they were cured after all other remedies had
failed, by IIANIPToN'S TINCTURE. Scrofula- Dron-
chitis Pain in the Breast, Side and Back; General
Weakness, with I'LL Diseases of Women and Children,
nre cured by it. Talk to our cihzehs-thCy will
tell you of cures on themselves and friends by this
Great Restorative and Invigorator.
Sold by MORTIMER i MowBRAY, Baltimore, and
REED { KRAFT. 81 Main st., Wheeling, Va. apl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-31

New YoRK, May 30.-A Houston mass
meeting, in Union Square, last evening
was attended by several Thousand persons
Or. Stephen Hustrouck presided.
\ despatch from Washington says the
Government has intelligence of tue cap
tmrc of another SLAYER of Casta by the
steamer Crusader, Lieut. Mofitt- She had
$50 slaves. She was sent to Key West
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-31

=. 'I'S'sNnEyT PcL.cg. Smith Nc
,'1' . view Of the great necessity of
, Ss Is now engaged in organizing an
,,.i,. .'.'SH' police force, such rs that re-
PROPOSED ny Bailey. of Cincinnati,
;, >sSlnS has Abandoned the project.
''''' 81 "fTairs demand an additional
Particularly at night, and we hope
v:n 'y possible encouragement will be
sroL the Sergeant, particularly by
'n'H'' and others interested.
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Buckeye Reaper & Mower.

NNE TAKE PLEASURE IN CALLING THE AT
w TENTI0N of Farmers to the buckeye, which
has in its triumpla practical working fully sustain
cd itself us being the best Mower in the world Its
success has been complete and the principle Of the
Double Hinge ointed and Folding Bar which belongs
exclusively to this Machine ID permanently estab-
lshcd as the true one for tho perfect mower. The
finger bar being attached to tile frame by means Vt
hinges can he folded up The top Of tho maChin"
without removing single bolt or nut and thus bf-
comes portable common cart. 1t has no side
draft aud move weight on the horses necks than
wagon tongue and is light draft FOR two HORSES. 1t
will cut without clogging
APcrfect Swath with less Power
than any other machine cuttin:; the width, and
is the only perfect mower to which reliable reaping
attachments furnished. NO warrant every machine
and furnish them either single combined. This
and the merits Ut the Buckeye make it the cheapest
machine ia the market. Farmers desiring machine
shunld leave their orders early in the SEASON. Sam
pie Machines can be seen At our warehouse AID We
request all to examine them before ordering else
where SMITH l. G0RRELL.
APPS Main street. above Quincy.
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PRICE.

Case of 20 vruls complete, In morocco aud Book,
Case OF 20 vials, aud Book, plain. ..........'.
Case of Is numbered boxes, ard Book .-...''.'
Case Of 6 boxes, numbered, and BooS........ ]
Single numbered boxes, will, tiireetiors - cts
Single lettcred boxes with directions "a; Gus
Large case with ? OF. vials Tor planters and ply
siclAns, -: -. -. ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-31

y,xcKSsEs, Ia, May so.-Hon. John
Law. of Evansville, was nominated ny tue
Democratic District Convention at Prince Gte
ton to-day, for Congress from the LIST Con-
greRsional District.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-31

New York, May Subtitle steamship
Glasgow, from Liverpool on the 10th, and
the Saxonia from Hauburg via SOuthamp-
ton, tue 18th, arrived tO-day.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-31

YEw YORK, Mny 3O.-The steamship
City of Norfolk, advertised for 81. Thou,-
as, was seized To-day as suspected
SLAYER.
In the Circuit Court to-day, the motion
for the unrest of judgment Ia the case OF
Albert w Hicks, WAS refused Prisoner
Will be sentenced on Friday.