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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-01
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By TELEGRAPH.

SEvE YoRN y::l.--F1onr more active. both for
ana nome consumption. hut prices gcRrr-
az! Withont striking arlEe: eslcs at $5OS@5l0 for
tnperitne State; 5IS5 so for extra dor 81 a5 for
Eulcfnne western; S5l525 for common to I1eff nu1
o. market cI,i9S ior ,,nlllIIg brands extra r. II
ueliand sale at aO%. Wheat rIuut 1c higher win,
In;efate demand for cxp"rt old winter red Western
WHITE Indiana Sl35lo1 81; new red Southern
SSi-jOEa =: new white Southern SI4O; SIiiwaukfc
Imp 81 2lG12 Corn more active and fir1nsr; saies
W 200 bus; 6119963 bounI mixed Western. e. fur
very choice Western yeIsEw oats DIentv and Il. -,
moderate request: 60 10 for Western ami (a,,ann.
4UNs!oH for state. LeAtter-oaE light and middle
WeisAt IN moderate request. and steady in pric4sr
3ite henlock 10 dull and heavy. IIidts continue
dnIl at POPS for BUeuoS Ayres; 2I62l% for Rio
HFlnde; 6E Tor Western slaughtered Wool con-
Hnues steady, with moderate business and at full
PrsEloS prices. Pork market quict and firm: sSIes
yS o1t5. at SIG for new mess $IS.25 for old mess;
sle.Eo tlr thin mesa; Sl6@l6.25 for Western prime
mess; SO for clear mess Sl4al425 for new prine
St2-5O for old. Prime beef dull aud unchanged:
prime mess beef dull and nominal; beef hama 0ef
at SlOC9l5l2 for State and Western Cnt meal
1rn With moderate demand; szlIes so packages NJ o
Tor dry suited, AMI 1U74@ll for dry salted lanls-
42?4(9l3SS, and $500 kegs to arrive Mt 49, Laron
quiet Euttcr fur prime State: white common
- more plenty; sales at 106l9 for State: lUal5 fr
Hnl". Cheese steady and in fair demand at g@lO%
for State; 1854 for Ohi" 3Iolass,.5 Continues IIIf
aug depressed sales ID I'lHls. Porto Kcn at So and
II hhds BarbadoeS at IS. Sugar remains dull and
closes rather heavy in consequence of the large stock
returned to-day.
CATTLE MARKET.-Thc market opened TODAY witt,
oechne UI A9Hc per pound: supply over 4OAJ
head, anu quality much inferior to last weeks.
CINCINNATI, Jnly 31.-There is good demand for
fresh ground Flour, made from old wheat at SI5a5
1%r fair to Gool brands. Provisions quiet but firm
hlsEy steady with fair demand at l63<c Groceries
there l. fair demand for Sugar at full prices COT
fee is firm at 151E816c NIolasses dull at 4Sfa1fr
Wheat 10 In good demand at 9GG93c for prime rad
and Sl.OO9l.03 for prime white. Corn Is Arm with
: good demand at 4U@41: Oats dull and heavy at
zSCigc; Old are In fair demznd at 35c. Rye steady
NJ t3CGGSc for prime old and now. Barley new in
lair demand ut SIC, old nominal.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-01
Trust Sale.

T0Y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST from Naniel
- +. Martin and wife, Chester D. Hubbard da-
ted July 8, 1855. and duly recorded in the Clerk 5
office of the County Court of Ohio County, Virginia.
in book a. page 1875 and by virtue of another deed
Of trust from said Martin and wife Alfred CALDWELL
dated August t. 1858, and duly recorded in sHid
Clerks office in book 49, page 2SC; the undersigned
will on Monday. tho 9th day Of August, 1860 ri II
o'clock, A. NJ, at the front door of the Court Ilousc
in the cityof Wheeling Virginia. expose to sale hy
public auction to the highest bidder lot number one
hundred and three O3) with nil the buildings erect
cd thereon, situate at tho corner of German and
Marshall streets in the fifth ward of said city
T"r','s of sale, cash The title is i disputable but
We shall only convoy by deed with warrants Of spc-
cial warranty. c. D. HUBBARD.
jyI ALFRED CALDWELL.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-01
WHEELING. July 2

lfeSsrs. EdVors:-I observe in your paper
this morning, a mistake in regard to an
individual bearing SO honored name as
Stephen y Douglas. You state, no doubt,
through mistake that the above was seut
to Jail. beg leave to correct the error,
for in consideration of my respect for the
Statesman bearing the same name, and
who now stands so couspicuously before
the people, and>who fills SO large space
in the hearts of all true democrats, with,
some others OF the old true stamp, paid his
fns rather than let an individual, however
guilty, bearing such name, be subjected
to such an ignOminy.
JAWS IANproS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-01

EzlPCoSDrcr9a SIMMER, of the Cleve-
sal x Pittsburgh Railroad, ought to be
II especial Erorite with all the Ohio and
Virginia yon"g folks who ate contempln-
ing matrinony. ~ good looking couple
soi Q" his train the other night opposite
wheeling and went up to Rochester, Pa,
where they were married in the speediest
aad iaTest manner, and on their way back
ia less than au hour from the time of their
arrival, Rochester is sort of .Gretna
V'een' forthe runaway lovers of the adj
.anaZ States, and these who are thinking
q clipping should keep on the right side of
Conductor Skinner. He knows how TO
5niact a matrimonial as we'll as rail
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-01

@KxockED DowS.-Night before last
great big man named Nm. NaIey, came
oat of Browns tavern on Water street
swearing he could whip anybody in the
muse. He had scarcely said so until lie
-,ard something drop, and as he the next
slant discovered himself sprawling upon
ne ground, he concluded that the some
ling must hare been ton of man. an
.seriug TO the name of Vim. Nalcy. y
led up and bloody check, and hole in
s back part of his head, which had come
it :ontacr with The pavement, convinced
j that somebody must have hit him
7:ers Scroggjns and St. Myers conducted
yiey and several others to Aid. Wright's
d-e. Sevega! witnesses were examined,
10! they we've all s:ngularly unable to
l-atify the particular individual who
struck Nalry. After an Intellectual effort
% discover that fact, Nnlcy himself was
aasl about three dollars and costs for in
wing the row,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-01
o~A,Iscgp ArTENnr TO DEFRArD.

~ ALLEGED ATTENHT TO DEFRACD.-
sn me three months ago Oliver Pryor and
Nm Brown, of this city, conceived the
a., If taking couple of boat loads of
49, frmn this city to New Orleans. The
49,, 49,. ~. collected aud taken away in charge
". Brown, and disposed of: we believe,
w., nod advantage. On his return home
n. Erown claims that he got draft for
:, ooO cashed in Cairo, aud that he was
.,sbsj of the money between that place
Al Cincinnati. Upon arriving in this
-,r he so reported the result of the spec
,,,,iop and i; MAS so published in the
,.x.noners. From some circumstances,
-. n,,rrc of which we do not understand,
NJ Prior had reason to believe that there
was something wrong in the transaction.
Re- CORRESPONDENCE with the parties who
rave the draft and the institution at which
!, WAS made payable he learned that the
3r,ft was cashed in Cincinnati and that
,he fncts in the case were somewhat at va
rance with Mr.. Browns statement. Ac-
cordingly day before yesterday, Mr. Brown
vas arrested on capiOs at the instance
Of Mr.. Pryor, and placed in charge of the
Sheriff. After an Intellectual effort to OBJ
,iin security the matter was compromised
satisfactorily to the plaintiff by Browns
paving him Il certain sum of money.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-01
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EI5ROPEAN NEWS.
Arrival OF the steamer Prince Albert

! ST. JoHSs, n. F.. July 3l.-The steamer
Prince Albert, from Galway. arrived y,
this port At & O'Clock this morning. Her
news, though i've days later, is not i'm
pOrtant
The Anglo Saxon, from Quebec, arrived
ut London on the Esd.
The Adriatic, from New York. arrived
at southampton on the 24th.
! Affairs in Syria were unchanged.
The Emperor of Austria and Prince of
Russia are about to hold conference.
GREAT BR1TAIS.-The transfer of the
Galway contract to the Canadian line has
been cancelled. The steamers of that line
hencetorth leave Liverpool on Thursday,
calling at Londonderry.
Inc parliamentary proceedings nre uu-
important. The Government had with
drawn the 1ank supply hill for lack of
time to pass it.
1t was reported that the Galway electors
ere about to call on Mr.. Lever to resign
his seat in Parliament.
Lord Broughnm at the Statistical Con-
gress, explained his remarks to Mr. Dali
las relative to the presence of negro del
eg"te, and disclaimed any intention of in
suit or disrespcct.
Syri" affairs were unchanged. Matters
continued to wear very grave aspect.
France was actively preparing for pow
cTful intervention and had notified the
other governments i'll order to have con-
cert of action. The Sultan had written to
France and England an expression of his
grief at the events which have trnnspired,
and promising an effort to re-establish or
der 1t was reported that the Russian
government had expressed desire to act
i'll conjunction with France and England.
Thu D,rin NJ
fentcs closed at GSN}7O.
EAPLEs.-The Nenpolitnn ministry with
drew their designations, tile King having
taken decisive measures to secure the ad-
hcrcncc OF the troops. to the Constitution,
The NeHpoli'nn government had ordered
! the removal of the royal guard, the aboli-
ton of the punishment of the bAstiuudo
and the suppression of secret dungeons.
AUSTRIA AND RussGA.-The Emperor of
Austria and Prince of Prussia were to
hold conference at Toplisc, in n few days.
Other German sovcreigns were expected 10
participate.
INDIA AND CAINA.--Bombay mails Of
June ED had reached England.
The Red Sea cable had resumed work
ing.
Hong Kong dates are to June 4. Hos
ti!itics were about to commence
1t was reported that 1000 Russian SOL
diers were marching on Pekin, but the
statement lacked confirmation.
LONDON, 24.-The telegraph from Sicily
says that Garibuldi announces his inten-
ton of annexing Sicily to the Kingdom of
Sardinia
Advices from Syria report the distur-
Dances not yet settled 1t is stated that
French troops are TO embark at Marseilles,
ToulOn and Algicrs, without delay.
There has been no improvement in the
funds, which closed yesterday at 93@ 93s.
In the discount market the demand for
money was moderate.
In the Paris Bourze renscs closed at G8f
25c.
In the London corn market there was
an advance of Is on wheat.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-01

HALlFAY, July 30.-The Prince of Wales
landed here to-day at noon. The SQUAD
roa was off the port yesterday. Royal sn-
lutes from the fleet and the batteries
greeted him upon his arrival, while the
public turned cut in immense numbers to
give him cordial reception. He was pre-
scented with an address at the dock yard.
He wore the uniform of Il colonel of the
army, and rode on horseback to the Gov
ernment House Emerging from the gates
OF the dock yard, the procession passed
through double file of troops and vol
unteers to the Government House. There
were a number of triumphal arches erect
ed in the streets, including Cunard's arch
with Il steamship on the top of it: the
volunteer artillery arch, built of military
trophies; the Mayors arch, the Archbish-
ops arch, n very handsome ecclesiastical
arch; the Masonic arch, and number of
other arches, all of which were beautiful
Fly decorated. On the parade the tircmcn
turned ont with trophy so feet high, SUR
mounted by coInsssI figure, holding a
hose pipe. Three thousand FIVE hundred
children of the schools also turned out in
white and blue, and sung "God save the
Queen" All the public buildings, as we'll
as private ones, schools, &C., were splend-
idly decorated with flags, burners, trans
pnrenccs and evcrgrcens. The Mayor OF
Montreal, the Mayor of Boston and u con.
siderable number of other Americans were
in attendance, and were we'll received. 4
pouring rain Tonight will postpone the
intended fireworks.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-01

e@TnE BIG sHlp.-we were informed
by wire from Baltimore, last evening that
the Great Eastern will be on exhibition
near Annapolis on Monday next and for
Eve days.
Round trip tickets will be issued by the
B. q 0. R, R.. commencing on Saturday
next, and succeeding days, ending Thurs
day, from all points of the Road to Anna
polls, including ferriage and admission to
the ship. As this may be the only chance
TO visit the ship, ali should avail themsel-
YES of the opportunity.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-01

sEE~A HshREw FAsr.-Thc Isrelites
s,Sor"'ed the fast of An on Sunday, in
'memoration of job. The occasion is
't':S'a'ed in nlI the synagogucs by en-
'sas OF mourning, and the services are pc
''''F to the day. The whole forenoon
'4s spent in the religious exercises, and in
.-s Afternoon the people of that faith kept
"ossIy within their own domicils, nor tas-
I'd food until after the setting ofthe sun,
ne last having continued twenty-four
ours The ceremonies are of an imposing
laF"ctSF, partakirg of tue ancient He
=. ~" ceremony wien that people prosper
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-01
DTSSOLUTTON.

ETNIIE FIRM OF PAYNE 4 CO. WAS DISSOLVED
by mutual consent on the 18th day Of July, 1860.
Business of the firm will be settled by O. X. Wheat.
All persons indebted to and those having accounts
against said firm, will please cal and settle ims-
diately.
The house now occupied by us is for rent Posses
sion S given immediately. WsH;C. PAYNE,
ENLOUR: FLOUR !-i50 b6Is. st. Louis fam.
I ily. lUO-b GatIs' family. 125 bbis Snow
I'M family 200 GbIs. West Hamilton 500 bbls. as
sorted brands, OxtFn and supertne reduced rates.
tal4 fs-l-.g55gs LIST, MORRISON L CO.
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Lewis Zetgler,

Lewis Cook.


In the Circuit Court of Ohio
Lewis Cook, county, June II. 1850.
DURSUANT TO A DECREE RENDERED IN THE
i above entitled cause in the Circuit Court of GS'o
county, the nth day of Juno, 1860, will proceed
to sell at the front door of the Court ouse of said
county. the 9th day OF August, 1850. the high
est bidder the following property. to VITA part
parcel Of lot number fty-two S5 situate and lying
OH Vain street in tho city Of Wheeling situated inn
mcdtately south Of frame dwelling house formerly
occupied 10y Joseph CALDWELL and between said house
and the lot formerly the property Of Andrew White.
Said parcel supposed to contain thirteen feet front
on Main street and running back, same width one
hundred and thirty twT 32) feet. Also part Of lot
Moro situated Immediately back. east of said par
Gel above described. and adjoining the same fol-
lows to wit;-Beginning at the southwest corner of
lot number seventystx (T6) and running thence with
the south line of the same sixteen 10y feet. to
stake, thence west and parallel with the first line of
this parcel, sixteen (l8} feet to the boundary
line of lot number sevCutystX Coy aud thence with
the same to the beginning, with the tenements
thereon. E.s-s5 III
TERNs-A credit of six, twelveanI eighteen months
viii be giten for the purchase money. the purcha-
Ne rgivng bonds with good security. bearing interest
from day Of sale and the title retained until The
whole Of the purchase money is paid.
jy1 SAMUEL IRWIN, Sheriff o. c.
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RrHoUsE FLrEs,-There appears to be
an unusual abundance of flies this season
What the mission of these troublesome in
sests is, we are at loss to conjecture, but
as nothing was s'made in vain, we are
bound to suppose they were intended for
something, And it may be they were
sent in such vast numbers to proclaim
health, for medical men say that where
flies are plenty sickness is scarce.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-01

E@~TAKE YouR Cuorcp!-wc have in
store = small supply of Campaig" Medals,
each one contain a good photograph like
ness of Bell and Everett; Lincoln ana Hum
I'm; Breckenridge and Lane douglas aud
Johnson medals to nrrive.) They are very
neat and can be worn attached to vest or
fob chain. For sale by
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-01

fsT CA&P NEsFScs-The camp meet
: At tas'ieman's Run, in Brooke county,
= viii commence on the 2sd day of
-S'''' and those desiring to attend the
'"s win tents. will meet on the ground
= saturday, the lltb day of August.
.,; -s's VII! be camp meeting for St.
-, i's,,,'e charge, to commence August
49, '"g meeting will be held on the
IAN Of Noses Eoggs, about two miles
,,~'S"ss' of St. CIaiEsville. 1t is on the
- ground that was occupied last year.
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Fro,n New YnrE

NEw York, July 3i.-Fowlers buildings
on Nassau street, between Fulton and Ann
wore partially destroyed by fire, last
ming, printer, lost $4,000; 7. W. Strong,
$4,000. The building owned by Rogers
Taylor was damaged to. the amount of
500, 900; several other tenants suffered.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-01

SYRcUsp, July 3l.-A Convention of the
Young Democracy of the State, met at the
United States Hotel ut noon to day The
hall was handsomely decorated and the at
bly, districts Of the State, were represan-
ted.
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SHERIFF's SALE
Of Valuable Real Estate.

orem, Hopkins & Go. In Chancery IN the Circuit
Jacob NJ. Warden, It, at February 23l, 1860. '''
Pursuant To decree rendered in the above cnt-
tied cause, thE 23d day OF February, 1850 will
proceed to sell at public sale Monday tho 18th tiy
OF June, lSGu, at the front door of the Court House
OF Ohio County. to the highest bidder, the following
real estate Of Warden Edwards in the bill aud pro-
ccedinSs mentioned, to wit: Lots No. ! and > in
square No. IS. and lots No. and 2 in square 81 in
the Buena Vista addition to the City OF WHEEL me-
and also the real estate of the said Jacob NJ Warden
In the bill and proceedings mentioned, to wit: The
west half of lot No. 81 in Grtlans addition to the
City of Wheeling, aud situate the south side of
Quincy street; also the part Of lot No. in Gnuarc
No. ID, situate Mt the corner south OF Quincy and east
OF Fourth streets, and measuring fifty feet along
Fourth street and lightweight feet along Quincy
street; aud also tho following real estate of the said
Michael Edwards, Jr. i'll the bill and proceedings
mentioned, to Wit: Lots Nos. 81. g. 49, "a and the
northern two thirds Of lot No. IS, assigned and al
Iutted t. -he said Edwards Rtoresai; also lots No
II and L. in square No. %. situate FL the town Of
South Wheeling, and als0 the shares of the slid Mi
chael Edwards, Jr in lot No. 5, in Jonathan Xaue's
addition to the City of Wheeling, being the four
seventhS thereof in fec the 0neseYenth for thu,
joint lives of said Michael Edwards, Jr. and Mary
his wife.
The said property will b sold upon tho following
terms, viz: on credit of ak, twelve and eighteen
months, the purchaser purchasers giving bonds
with approved security hearing interest from the day
security until the whole of the purchase money is
paid. SAM'L IRWIN,
apps Sheriff O. C.
~ Tho above sale is postponed until Monday.
the 9Th day OF August, 1860, at 10 g.
clock, A. NJ jell1 SAMUEL IRWIN. Sheriff
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80; Us SAILING CSDEE FALSE Co1ons.-
I,5.Ei. 'o's last a woman dressed in boys
: ', -, was arrested in Ceutre Wheeling
s. 't t Lancaster and committed to Jail.
.,o.,s s close resemblance to good
.sr4 ' E youth Of fifteen and walked jail
g,- ~ =, TIDE side of the officer, putting
Ia, =. - -. a Wheeling 'stogy," with a good
H. ,.i, arp'Fen' relish and nonchalance.-
ia, NV ae' name was Ellen Stewart and
Nc s. ~ %aa worn boys apparel for long
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-01

IND1ASAroLIs, July sl.-A Breckenridge
: Democratic mass Convention assembled
9t Capital Square to-day. Judge James
! Morrison, of-Alarinn County, was chosen
President, with Is Vice Presidents. The
number in attendance is Varionsly, estima-
tied ut 1909 to 1000. representing most
all parts of the State. AreIector.tl ticket
! and State Central Committee were APP
pointed.
Resolutions were adopted approving Of
| The platform of principles adopted by the
Democratic Convention held at the Mary
lanI Institute in Baltimore, and of the
nomination of Brcckinridgc and Lane, and
advising conciiidtory and united action on
the part of the Democracy; authorizing.
aud requesting the Central Democrats
Committee appointed to-day, to confer
with the Central committee appointed on the
18th of June, with view to organizing
and running of one joint electoral ticket
on the basis that they shall cast the. vote
of this State for that one of the two can
didates for President aud Vice President
Breckenridge aud Lane or Douglns and
Johnson, whom it shall be found, after the
election, is certain to receive the highest
nnnser OF electoral votes from other
States.
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MANHOOD,
HOW LOST. HOW PFsT0R En

20 " 4E4sS AV4kaO'
JHst E"1AsAc6, ''' o Secuted EA.PtDre,
A LECTuRE on THR NATURE. TREATMENT AND
RADICAL CURE OF SrERMATORRlIOEA, or. Sem
iunl Weakness, Sexual Debility NcfyorisnssS ana
Involuntary Emissions, producing Inputeusy Cs,s-
sumption aud Mental and Physical IIebiity
Dr. ROB. 1.sCuLvEKWELL. ". b.,
The important fact that the awful consequences Of
sclfabuse may be eGctuUlly removed without inter
mai medicines or the dangerous application. OF caus-
tics, Instruments lncdtc'te bousics and other EN-.
entirely new aud highly successfuI treatment g
adopted by the celebrated author ally explained ly
means ot which every is enabled to ours fiLrif
perfect v and at the least possible cost, tLe:eby
avoiding all the advertised nosfrums Of Ltnt,su ThEs
LECTURE Will prove boon TO thousands thousands
Sent ull,icr seal to any address, 7S,Ft ;F Oh us
receipt of two postage stamps IL e;i,lssS5.t- Dr.
G ,, j. g; KLINE, $50 First Arsaua- Ssz ToTE.
F"St 4t"S 4.9s5. ;Jla
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Thomas Johnston, Jun,
! : : = = b
chRncsry IN CT
init Court for One

ThOnas Ioapston, Jun, Iase6aposry IN 81 !.
". emit -Court for Oh4o
oEa9 IS, JSans:oRs hs:Es, &c, County, virsinis
JIIQN VIRTUE OF TWO DEGREES IL TIE ABoyE
0 snanetl cause, made on the 10Th and the Q31 CRy
Of juno 1890 tie undersigned, as directed tHgruh.
Will Saturday. thNll til day Auust 1850.
at the front door Of the Court House Fir Ohio
Va, at 10 O'clock A. NJ, to sell the following de-
eI1lcd property ViZ The undivided half uf the far-
ton OF lot situated at ths northwest corsor OF
Main aud Cniun streets IN tnt p7.t OF the city OF
Wheeling berVtotorS known the -rCsetVr sound.
cd rs follows, Wis Commencing at the northwest cor.
I'CT VI Main aud CHion streets, thcnCs wsstwarSlIr
with Union street, tixty-hve feet SIX icLrs SheES.
hofthWRrtly with line parallel to Main street thf4~
tS-to feet thenGe SAst%ardly with line parallel 10
Union street. sixty iye feet eight inches to 1lAE
beginning -
TERNs3 OF sAts:-oas- tenth Of tbs purchase noasy
to he paid In cash. and he remainder c CEo fWe
three and four years in equal Intallaents bearing
tRrest from date the purchaser giving negotiable
notes with good security toE Hnd tho title ~
taued IS further security, uLl tie yOtS amount i
paid. IjyS1 DANIEL c ilST.
ES-As Trustee OF Thomas Johnston. J,,n., a..i
wis under decd OF tr2sr from them; dated MaICi
1858, Will sell at the same time arSI place t!lu
following stocSss-Twentv shaIes L. the NiireiInF
AMI belmont BridEP Company, Ard Thirteen eha! IS
Wheeling.
T.sNs OF sAIr.-cssh. DANIEL {. list.
lT1ISs
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ES1GHTsrowx, ND, July 3I.-A Rrpub-
alicnn meeting was held here yesterday
1t was estimated that $4,000 people pres
emit. Speeches we're made by c. NJ. Clay,
Caleb Smith, VIM. Cnmback, and others.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 3I.-Tbe Zouaves
drill at the Academy of Music, Tonight
They leave for Baltimore on an early train
tomorrow morning.