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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-21
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give The fall sowing zld the grass fine
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bursting. TIE c1oaEilg about bl5ga'=d
crops Of wheat ana re AID ftatt can have
no foundation in these ATTITUDES. hTeEy-
thing Is :gl! Of promise.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-21
THE FIRST ARRIVAL!
Extra Bargains in
New Spring Goods!

ITO Ny FRIENDS AND The PUBLIC, BEG
i leave 70 say that have just returned With
large aI5 o9=uy!=te stl-k q Ii: 1a1 Faz-y SC9c--
So:!ons- Ec- AID agt wishing 70 weary ny t-isl1s
With ~ enumeration q al have 90 - cell VI!
tell rh=za thar shey viIl Ha5 ~ store Tt-z- =
generally found n large All sell selected DIV sCt
Fancy Gods stock bG; = at yoG will ind 10 where
else are nv LSt- DTicSE which vii make lover Khan
tho== Of any other house II Wheeling Give ne
call ard satisfy yo.Tsslyes- Vl sell y11 Cz-io7ss
Of the izts=- styles and b-zt lzE==- sCcA H5-r1-
mack Coche-5- SpraEIe- Hg-lss. Gc= yards tr al
ard al other G71-e=Tie= in proportion vii 81! yol
lie LANES 49, cts- found in 10 otas- hou.s al
z55! plain g. extra fine al vo0! 81 E-Ee-
worth IS ~ sc and all ether nT-S= Cod equally
cheap. vii sell you >Eawls for Spring wear. =:
81 So very fair article extra fine all wool Bro
ere border, E: 80 worth go C-aI= SnaELs from
500 70 1000. Lee Points End Lee Czqss fr-z1 80
20 3111 etc will sell you Irish linens worth 80
AZ 81 ~ and that worth sc - &c OF Il you prefer
LLzsn Bcs1Ta= ready ul-ds- can shGE ever -yy d.
from l2ic 75- pi==e- vi! sell =oz Collars AMI
other Erzbryide-ies ~ almost your oTu pT5-=s-
have over one thousand collars Hand AID viii sci
;Eg=z worth Z5c ~ l5-. those worth sc a. Il s-e
zeal ri. Of sleeves ard Collar At cry . Ceois
HOOP SKIRTS-lO Hoops ~ . =, Il Hops - > =
l. Hops At fzi,. 10 Hoops at 55C IS Hoops At = -
D Hops Ct SlGl just 80 per cent les tLZo :-EsE
To Thole:sIe buyers would say examine ny -focE
Of Cloths ara C7ss:aeTes- BoErsts- Erres- E-bS1ns
Flow rs etc zTl ,ua sure will be sble sell YOU
Having purchased q very large -tork ST low figures
determined - sell and al Ak Is a. ezz=zlEa-
OF ny stock before purchasing elsewhere
ISAAC PEAGER-
mh2J So-I5S Main - rear Uu-ol-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-21
Notice.
Wagnificent Dress Silks!

D0UGHT AT THE GREAT AUCTION SALE II
d New York. last Tuesday which we can and will
sell at astonishingiy low prices, inst opened by
1ahl2 GEO. r. TAYLOR.
CEED POTATOEs..-FIuk Poxs Seeding
= and S!eree-'s, foT ssls at the seed DEPOT by
mhI3 SMITH L GORRELL.
CAFF'S FAMILY FLOUR.--2oO barrels
" just received Per steamer EunicS and for sale by
Thl3 n REILLY.
DLOTYSI PLOWSI--We now have on hand
complete assortment OF Pl0ws embracing all
the most desirable patterns, such As
ellis Steel Combination, right and ieit hand
Pittsburgh Iron Centre DO do
Patent Lever do do
Centre do do
Iron Side Hill,
Columbus Side Hill,
Damron's Western Tiller, Steel,
Peacock and Valley, one horse. Al! OF which
N4 Rt Il '0'o q 'Ds -'" SIXTH ooRRELIa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-21

TAsTELEss YER
~ HIFUGE.
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bridgeport. ss5 by Druggists sel+:al.y- s-h2-ly
w., DE-. JAS. oIcCLISTOCK's
w. PICTORIAL sYEUP-A.s YER Iuass
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u .l=gp, II -. HEEE i TgVE EZHzST- II ~iN Uo-
quss;agrzbly save you PEt9s sI-g. SID By LAUGH
Inns I BrsHFIELD, wheeling : FUSDESBERG,
B:!sgspgrt- sni ~ Dru=g5s:- generally. usA2-ly
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-21
Nav ADYERTISEM'NTS

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EOR RENT OR 81.

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-21
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LISs : ErsHFIELD, 1h=slilE : yCSOESEEgG-
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-21

LOST

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-21
Books. Stationery & Wall Paper
JOSEPH L. WILDE,


TTU1LTS1LE RETAIL DEALER II HISCEL-
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mites Zrzs-s=S J. Er=Is5 =Itz SE5i Box
Or ssvS=zb-s terms Ezsz taken = excAzag= q &
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-21

DSvv7vrSp.Y- IN 1ATOE APRIL SE-xI.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-21
GARDEN SEEDS, FIELD SEEDS
AID FLOWER SEEDS.

TahULN 0LLUD, LLLLO SLLO-1
AND FLOWER SEEDS.
n ARDENEES AND FARMERS ARE SPECIALLE
J invited = sIz--:ls extensive z>S7rt7szr =
GARDEN =EED>- Z ias- ysA-'s E-o'-tE- We -71C-l
cal pa-Ticula- zEreaE5aa 70 lex yaE-ssy % III
EARLIEST PEA ESOWS- -r-u
LandeFth'S Extra Early Peas.
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sale ~ the IJsssT V-i-eS-
as55 JOHNSON : FROST. = Mar =.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-21

FLOUR. b5ls = Ez5--. --sl- t-c= E.---=-
A-FS, ~ gCgPEEEE-
MET NURSE wANTED-F1E - l-1az-
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-21

TOR RENT--z===E I-e---7-E - s:-.s
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-21
a 9IYIONIATED PHOSPHATIC CT

A MMOyIATED PHOSPHATIC CT
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w b2a "s.-Esy q Ts--7u' EE.-.e' AZ F:-7=s- =
EtS.e Az - sa.s y SEy. AbANS
< CASKS OF TURKISH l. GERMAN
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~ hslt z1i 9az-t.r ts.=s q s4-5z-=s-
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F-s-A Naples WzIaEts-
3 g R P5
s. boxes sp-enzIi COa== Orange
70 On. quar-: b5:,Is: Brzptie4 Pez.hse, Essa
Cherries and Peas
81 Fre-h C--7zlrt=-
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ssrc G-ocsr.ss Just Ee-s5Te5 az u sa;s cheap :;
the nav store q 6. VA REESSING
> Market, Es2- QuI1cy AZ
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-21
Valuable Property for Lease.

@IEE CSDEESIESED = SG7s FEzFA--E-
= = -sz=z - = = ysz-s- - s-z-lS-s III
= - - uk--e q .5s GEsz s--ez: ---z- =
= =--y E-gEz A. -L= LLos I--zs-=-- s4IE--z-
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= zzLEzz-- F5s-z-5-= - 80 - - ny G.:
A--s. ozzE- I : AIMS IE.itSr- -=E=-s=-
E-z-- q z-F = L.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-21

TO LETT zs--15U-e Nv COUPE
L. - O. -. s--%=t-
- - - A. = s-1-1rs = building nov o.
- - EzEz- l--sz-- zsz- ccTueE Of Quiz 4
IA sc El=-zz1c E-Tsz --sE IF ApTll nsHf-
100 s--.g w L McAFEE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-21

- zTEzE z--.l,-S- .tsEIEkl- AN3 gTTELLISG>
- F-z=z- B. e. - zEs -=-17z-
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60 NJ - NE=z S--ss- t-=---- 49,
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-21
Elegance & Durability Of Finish!
LARGE Z COMNODIOTS ROOFS!

l. zz=-z-z:r = - Llgziz < 80. -Es<E E-s s<T-
s-zl -zftz utz=- EE-z15-z=s All s.-s
D. -1=-s---- NJ - ---z- = IL zss-.-E--. -
zs.s IL = "a; U-'5= E=---=zs - a.
LADIES 4SD s. GENTLEMEN AZ -z-zz-ly 49,
p - As =z.zz-= XIV SP1-LEEE= r
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-21
FOR RENT.

T-OR REV. agz.e IA Centre " he--=.
+ ----lz-z-- ~ 80 utI-zE and pantry
- THOMAS LIST
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-21

v9JUDGE OF CIRCUIT COURT.
49, NEssns. EDIToEs.-Ple.iss announce the
name Of the Hon. Gro W. THoYPsoN, as a candidate
for reelection to the Bench OF the Circuit Court
mh2J ALLTHE PEOPLE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-21

Jzs= ~ -: - 80 2. - zl---r=- 4. 20
-TzE= - = 81 r---z t---z-- E-r--g = E-.-L
SIEELtT - THsT BEP1gTNEST -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-21
FOR RENT.

- -E -Tss 80 EJ-JAS ADJOINING
- Pr - Z - L. , CO.. t.zlZ-
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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-27
Cincinnati market.
orScrsSArI. sArunpAY, August IS.

=. CINCINNATI, SATURDAY., August Is.
FLOUR-The good news from Now York had q
increased demand and an advance Of S@ 0c per bri.
We now quote fair to good brands at - b5i 70, and
sses sSsrs S br Tasner r. eS MSss s
% brls. sh6up's. old red wheat, 50 0S; li bris.
Ms, ' red Sllsh shs sss Shss, sss Miami mhssf
Mills, red wheat, at 81 "a, 50 bris Union Mills rod
VIII WsiiiskY@A good demand, and the market Arms
sales Of 800 brls at ls@lstc, the latter rate for
PR0vIsIoNs-Holders Arm, but the demand
trifiing, and we did not hear OF sale, though at
Srse @ Re
sAalic. for Bulk Meat and $40 70 for Mess Pork.
&C VGRoCERIEsSX fsir demand for Sugar, with
for New Orleans hioiasses steady at 4s9iic. oof-
''s WHEHffSe na market for the prime grades is fr,
with good demand at 81 l2@l % for prime white,
dull sales Of i2O bushels prime red at sSe 800 bnsh
els DO et sl N bushels fill at 81 OS, and $50 bushels
C6RN-Tae demand for ear Is good, and priees
advanced lc; per bushe closing st 5000 in bpIk;
ing saoks sales Of 800 bushels white sheed at Ssc,
sacks included. -.
market closed steady at 2Sc in bulk: sales Of 500
bushels, in Sacks 3oc. and l,2Oo bushels to arrive
RYE-The demand Is fair, and the market steady
at 6516sc. for prime, and 100 for choice for seed:
4, no DEMAND except for choee
lots suitable for seed We quote fair and prime fall
HXY~The market Is unchanged and dull. ws
quote prime Timothy, In bales, on arrival, at SAG
dHEEsE-The demand is good. and the market
BnTTERg THE demand for prime iEssh Is lsiE, a
"FfaRuif-New oranberries have made their ap
b msd are ows g sSe rs sse ap
other kinds Oi iruit. They are offered At s. Per bri
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DIsMALIsNIS.
Motto for fast young men-meet and

drink.
1T is very appropriate to call certain
voices in the opera bare o. Tone
( Children progress very rapidly--often at
spanking pace. rvy-- ,
Money is the root of all evil-particu-
larly matri-mony.
Victims of faro-banks must allow that
gamblers have very win-some ways.
The only share that love has in most
fashionable marriages is their Cupid-ity.
AT what season were Adam and Eve
most unhappy in Eden2 In the Fall. rrf
= The only State of the Union ruled over
by special Providence-Rhode Island.
-Itis said there is romance in every
persons breast. In that of some profigate
Fellows it must be one of Paul de Rocks.
When have married people passed
through the alphabet of love? When they
reach the ba-be.
- The fast men who drive splendid teams
over the beach at Newport, evidently believe
with the Psalmist: "Life is but span."
"A gentleman, remarking that he wished
10 get SOLl6 UuS6 VOICES iOr u Oluut was uu-
vised to get a club for the base voices.
Wanted, the knife with which man cut
an acquaintance, and kernel of grain of
allowance.
V-Since women often fall through their
affections, love must affect their brain, max
ing them dizzy, not the heart, as is usually
supposed. . .ar EtUrHT
1t is said more misery, present and to
come, can be compressed into marriage
ceremony than into any other space Of o
similar duration.
Affairs of the heart are productive Of
so many tragedies, that however much love
may laugh at locksmiths be can hardly feel
any such disposition toward gunsmiths.
= The advantage of ignorance-Men have
gained Immortality by writing but those
who can not write are sure to mako their
mark in the world.
-When.persons are delirious they are said
to be 'out of their head" As most heads
are constituted, we should suppose, their
owners would be more sensible then than at
any other time. fCs ~. Et.t !. "a
"A modern Munchausen, addicted to hum
ming an air beginning "Strike the Tyre,
strike the lyre,'' was greatly surprised when
one Of his acquaintances, taking him at his
word, knocked him down, ats.ss}
4 Some persons declare there Is no differ
ence between cowhiding and shooting q
man. We think there Is. In the latter
Instance, you usually kill the man, and In
4 the former, be generally kills you. 's'''-
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE BY AN ENTIRE FAMILY
A JEALOUS CoUPLE DEVOTED UNTIL DEATH.
A couple of our typos, while returning home,
a morning or two since, discovered man
and his wife and babe in the act of throwing
themselves into the river at the foot of Race
street. The female seemed determined to
drown herself and it was with much diff
Guilty that she was prevented from finding,
in company with her infant, the liquid grave
she sought. =,
The parties had been married but about a
year, and the male being somewhat, in one
respect at least, like "Othello," accused his
wife of unfaithfnlness. This caused many OF
these scenes for which matrimony is so noted,
and made the state to them brim-full oi
wretchedness. About two o'clock on Friday
morning they agreed to end this life to-
gether, and started for the river.
The man threw himself into the water,
and the woman was in the act of taking the
death-producing leap with her babe in her
arms, when she was prevented by these
printers, who, after some difficulty, sue
ceeded in dragging the dripping husband
from his danger, and reconciling the parties
to each other, at least for the present
Whether they have been cured of their fatal
tendency by their recent salvation, we can
not tell, but the typos who thus succeeded
in saving trio of lives, certainly have moi
lived in vain. ......,..
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CINCINNATI ARCHITECTURE AND QUAKER
CIIY CRITIcIsMs-fhe Philadelphia Euening
Bulletin, Of a late date, in commenting on the
architecture Of Cincinnati, has the following:
Cincinnati gets half its architectural ideas
from New York, and the other half from
Philadelphia. In fact, the same may be said
of the views entertained by the Queen City
life of that city you can see these two great
rivals pulling il in different directions. In
the matter ofstores, they pattern mostly af-
ter New Amsterdam but, being cute people
withal, they have seen that Philadelphia is
the spot to find the comforts of home; so
their dwellings are more in the style SO ex-
tensively exhibited between the Delaware
and Schuylkill. Land being cheaper there,
and the love Of things rural very strong, the
houses have generally more ground around
them than ours. A space of ten or twenty
feet between dwellings is very common
sight. The small houses are all regular cot
tages. A Cincinnatian visiting Philadelphia
must look upon many of the dwellings here
as set up on end, for such thing as house
of three rooms, set one over the other, and
forming three-story edifce, does not exist
there. This plan, however, is a very good
one for summer, as the inmates can keep the
lower floors cool during the day, and get
the benefit of the breeze at night in the top
story -L.,..
The Bulletin is mistaken. We do not go
either East or West fol architectural ideas,
and if we did we certainly would not copy
any thing from Philadelphia, where they
have kind of hybrid style that mixes iron
and stone in the same front, 80 that the effect
Of both is spoiled, and conglomerate edifce
produced that is @sthetically shocking-vids
Continental Hotel. Az
AS the Bulletin seems to think our views
on all subjects originate in the Eastern cities,
we would respectfully suggest that the au-
thorities of the Quaker City send a commit
tee out here that we may teach them to put
ont fires without riot, and without permit
ting them to extend over half dozen
squares before they can be subdued.
The truth is that Cincinnati Is far more
cosmopolitan than Philadelphia, which Il
| little else than an over-grown village, and
in architecture, and almost every thing thai
appertains to metropolis, could offer hei
! puritanical, firm and 'prudish sister many
suggestions that she would do well TO fol
low. When next we wish TO ruralize, Mr.
Balletin, we will visit your city. fg
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New YoRK, August 25-P. M.--Ashes--
Market continues steady, with small sales; 81 for
Pots; IS 50 for Pearls.
sales Of 1900 bales at io2Sc. for middling Up
Fiour-Tbe supply of medium and common grades
Of Flour IL limited, and, with fair export and home
trade demand % gsises sssn e 9 sgns ss ssls
Is FOR extra State IS ISs Is for saperne western;
sSd sss 2 iSr shippIaF brands extra round Eo0I
sellers for the first half next week at g. OF from
the present prices, Canadian Flour may be quoted
shade iirmer, with moderate demand; sales OF $50
brls ut S5 2Q@5 "a for superfne 50 s5@5 50 fog
mon TO choice extra. nye Flour steady at s. 400
quiet, and prices without material change.
Whisky IN IN moderate demand at ;G SH;Snaaged a
p%SfS sasf ST "a aud stsSdy SsS
export demand, bnt the limited supply oi sound
1 have Sssn SGp To- ses
bnsh winter red Western at 81 2701i 81; $1,000 do.
fhSSs0 sPns e o SSS Gc s MG Il Fl indiana seO dS
mon Iowa spring q 81 p and $500 DO, DO inferior
at 7sySc., IN store Barley quiet; sales 100 bush.
now State at 7sc, Corn dun and lower sales $4,000
Guiding cargo sold, to arrive on Monday, at 6lc,
and afterward offered at 90 and CSC. for sound and
yellow. Oats in moderate request at ss@tOc. Tor
Hops remain steady: saies at 6aiic for 1850
5 S az sic Sr a Sss r ne% s~a r ao
steady; sales q 2sS brls. at si9i g sOT country
SS'q seS ana NIB Beef Hams dull and nominal oal
sa iis tr Hnms Lara Is Io%; sales $50 brIs a Ia1
l2Go, for butchers, and ls@lS'So for prime. Bacoi
Butter Hs is selling at le@iSc for Ohio, and
for State. Cheese unchanged at seiokc. for infe
Moiasses- business is confined to small lots q
about yesterdays prices. Sugar Is unchanged.