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And tcmttnsttM ahss IONS.
We beg 70 Inform The public that In future vii raske
-fsn 'Ahiss al
giving the pubic the beet tables ufar.d nweS
possible price. PhEiAS Cofi.ENBEE.
VrE GIVE NOTICE TO THE MANUFACTURERS AND
w ruch Of billiard tables hat have sid " Nsssrs
Phesn Coender the sJ'asvs right 70 the and arpics
ton OF Charles Goodyusr uyeutiou of vucanlsed
India Rubber 'or which psieri ssaed % The
Inventor dsed June ID lt and ex'endef June ID iss f
billiard table,. And VI billiard tables are
hereby notified that all future puhsses 81 vucarres rubber
for billiard tables must be made from krssTs PheSn Col
erder and all pfnger- tails RIGHT vii be prosecuted BY
WV YORK BKLTiS9 AND PACKING COMPANY
M
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Our Key Wet Correspondence.


sIaziards in 7rou5,--accid,nts % sAippao-Tsc caea
s,r-nin,fr or Her sag-R-caps,rs q, a Suspicious
5ne-Hcr ctag Disehdrs'd al Sey Wes', &c
The steamer saiya brought over from Havana, ihe
lsta inst, two STan Misscnors roria and Ynigyaand
en- arrival on the 18th Of the fishing schooner Wye
three other Span sh dons look after the drsi
charge ma &c before mag that the arst had
stolen ~ loo from the second. and they duly
ni,cd THIS deprivation Of their liberty csused quite
IN excitement, among usually quiet people and the
interference with personal rights sni ibertypsr,icu.
larry Internal ousi treaties existed between
Spsn-Evcs TO The matter q sorrows import Tncy were
howcvcr, discharged the mex, morning by tie msgs
trate and the PARTIES pursuing returned without
very q their lost money 10 Havana
The ship Sbsmrcck Weeks. from Philadelphia d New
orlcsns took pilot % Catysfort Reef on the lTih in
consequence n sickness u Capt weeks who intended
calling here for assistance. but arriving % sand
kcy heiug much improved, ne coucirded to proceed
onward. For this plotting he paid By drsft sis5
the 18th INST he passed sshorc the sorcs Shoal
a Ham burg ship with sugar, from Ccba also 18th
met an American ship sshorc Gingerbread Shoals
on the 10th the suamcr Crusader, Captain Naf cane
rta rort for thc rurrr@c u landing her Surgeon. tr
pcatc, VITO VAS very sick With pleurisy. On w. iia
shc carturcd brig without name or nationality eighteen
vessel well armed and slave DECK laid Lieutenant
loecti, With rfiSe cre y, vas put q board 40 the
The yrgc discovering brig ashore Cage Padre and
succccdct IN rcscurs her from her very pcrcus pston
nc ltevca ~ " the hAt.h ORG ttAoetn Srowa rom
Dundee with ecal, bound 70 Havana. Gu the evening 4
tie 18th Tic brig = charge Or Lieutenant Iouo,t
srrivcd she q old, SraGxh built, fali riggcd,
an tn~ht calls well TIE story told is that the
sprcrcargo ran away with the moncy-To 600 ounces
Ia eutaud alternative "a LEFT them out 70 return 10
Ncuvitas frrm whence size sailed Capt Matt bauci 10
Mcrtsy 70 tne wharf snl coated rrSccciing
SEA ~ fbe 9@l In Anticipation u meeting vessel
pectcd With saves rhc wyandot has been port over
hauling machinery. &c and the Noha Ok 10, coal.
nE These vessels have rendered most efficient service,
ard their The coasi Of Cuba terror The
cyl The eighteen ~ the o the prize org
Rave bseu dlschaTfed b. the Ccmmssloaer Ths a
sanitary no other JAIL ls too small FOR
scanps en- abroad spanish brig rot anchored IN the
Sav'ots 'hc Goth ins,., eborng vcry heavy at the
t9e tvs pleasant sight 10 zee The avc vessels In
port eO-rg 70 her sd, the face OF = T. gale. she
sfans h, ron CcJucgos, with sugar bound 70 Spain
Size cane into ror. ihs morning We have every ndics
ton q blow. The Spanish Consul .Cabcs, ordered 10
the Philadelphia Consulate.
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rexas to reside with her Luso and aaoener taas
Laws ,hna 90 action ~ seiucsoa would bold against
hi,. n - married the i u possible, aad DOT
ap,baba ;hs, tae whole affair may be settled By tue
nsst % and that nothing may N IA tn courts
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TVS ToRAccc CnoF ~ NtsstcHr In lst5 the va.
luanu ~ the tobacco crop a Massachusetts WAS
10 1865 was 81, az "a last year, producers the
tsn Of Whatsy sold so go worth and thcss In Deer
nel8 about he amount The cult.vsNSn n almost
entirely ccuntcd 70 'hs ccuni.gs " Hsmrien Hsmpshire
I'D Frsnklin los yesr think the value u the crop
NJ not ial sh0rt q $500 900 ID grows at The Average
rate ~ abou, 500 rouuds e The acre and the average
q C. shout twelve ani ball Genie fer round Tie
crop would prorc uiaroasF exhaustive Il the s0i but
Tor TIE high state OF cultivation required Us produc
ton Tie est III -aslrg E sbolt three mes that u
cnrn rh iahcr = C4rrel 20 pfoteci L from the 10.
hscc1 wUrm The Crar : purchased ~ spfr st0rs Ant
=. FL &. Nr&Ma 1sarN.t tr-. ErE, 0tAs .e sn~se &c
!. sa,t - 49, .sss = - 1Sa.,..
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billiards.

Lif.LfARns -F0R SALE SPLENDID sroC9 Or
ID and SECOND hand Tsblrs reasonable prices Phi
houses Gail an e1snine send Fou ores
ny mail. W n. GRIFFITH. ls6 FULTON street.
PURCHASERS or BILLIARD TABLES ArrEn This
date will FOE their protection, be particular In seeing
hs, The ien~ci p.,e for Charles 9codyes invocation 4 Wi
cAnxed Inds Rubber IL attached 20 each table without
OF such table will be illegal and for Of
Phesn Coliender Who have purhsaed the exclusive
rxhi from wl prosecute all s-ch arrangements
NAV YORK EXITING AND PACkfNH COMPANY.
Nrw NoRg. AuruMt 80 l-o
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<.-sNssrs =
DIVIDEND CORN EXCHANGE FTH2 AND INLAND
IL cAyiRatcn Insurance Company New yorx September
isiThe II Directors this day declared - MI
BY order. ". H. WINDSOR secretary
NOTICE TO BoNDHoLDRRs.-rHs BONDS or TIE
~ New York and New Haven Railroad COMPANY due Ia
December 1880 will be pad with accrued lnteres presrn
on aud surrender the Treasurors Once VI ssny
seventh stree. and Fourth avenue.
NEW io2x, Angus T. l66o W. 5kAGsi Treasurer
NyEw ORLEANS AND MOBILE FUNDS BOUGHT SY
~ AUGUST BELMONT co. - VAL street
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TROY CRY SIX PxR CENT BONDS FOR sALE-AIso
Gas light Stocks Of vsrcn cite. psyns ,rEs ssdends
No fs< Cana street, srrafwsy.
WAsTED-Io INVEST FROM TWO TO THREE THOU.
w sand dollars IN arss class restaurant Address w. r.
cSO Onn OLD AMERICAN corPss CENTS
~o0ooo ScssSa gs' s SsS' f hrssa row Sr
LOAN OFFICES.
AT THE ADVANCE oryicEs OF l. JACOBS. xossI
bmss. sss. Dry & a.4- az xs: s,s.s
sse p2,ce. r4r.n R",,resa re,ls sosaenu a na ~
sursd Es..b.hsa in Is.s PrcipAi once, q wian
AT III GRAND STREET. THREE DOORS WEST OF
Jevery Plate, Dry Goods and Ier,rs 1rcpery O ever
socsioseer and sros s1. 'A- -" y : A'o''
Aru@ CEDAR sTREEr.-H LYMAN, DIAMOND
Broker advances money % sny amount OF Dsmoas
opposse Ii. Pos. oce. No .:coud door, =
Arm cHAxBxRs srRExr MONEY TO LOAN TO
~ any aronni on Diamonds Get ~ uns~' Watches Jesel
wen Known IsAAvs, II chaa bers street n $40 bns,
At oAIaEs rxcHAseE orrrcr, a FOURTH Avn
,s,s o,s.sss s and e. nsi q 4 sS r
AT g NASSAU STREET HoSrGNAs, prAuoSp
MsrhsSa. ~ bs,s ios esss !, n. pre. % N" s s5
stree, room = business eonldenuAL
AT tbs OLD oFffCE-MONEy N ANY AMOUNT
IT, sssNmd. ~ On oss s s &C.
or u8ht fog cash tmCe private Honl NM s.
J. IL BAkRiNGER, lie Broadway, =. - stairs
AT rs BRoADwAY.-MoNEy TO loan or DfA.
n moras watches fisnos, Ssgsrs, NJ Pledge Ticscis
.usht .PsItes Ia ing len goods with o. Mscdut, II
Wal street or Macduf a. Rrcadwsy n~iaed 10 call
here ord settle Ae A. REED, D. Broadway, ccrner
offaton street, RON
.oAssi LoAys, LOANS
IL ON DIAMONDS, JRwEfRr, 40. ~.
PRIV TE ROOM FOR APPLIrANTt
Apply 10 Mr. WOOD. so Broadway. no stars
THE MILITARY.
ATA MEETING or THE cENrRE MARKET GUARD
a be6 on Sunday Afternoon, sept a. Central HALL Mr..
John Collins was elected Captain BY clsnson No more
business before the meeting ve d burned 70 sunday
the gth inst, a o',lcck. by order 81
ptNIEL McNANUs, Chairman pro tenn.
HrSay Y. Josrs, Secretary
DRooRryN zoUAvE CADETS.
- Noficr The regular monthly meeting viii be a~d on
Iueafsy, 4 the compaays tuion s,rcrt
Members gusefed 10 be Roll a
seven oeork Young wishing ion his company NIL
IOsEPH EfiioTr MUsKgrEERs.-t xEETrvG OF
~ The above named company sill b. bed Al the Eyeaira
star No 70 svenue ~ near sisfh this evening al
oclosk. Tie msnhers act al a - Wishing fon
". B,HsFR, Sc reisrs.
THE REGATTA.
EMPIRE CRY REGATTA CTR -rpE NsNBEss
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AWE DKvoRrsT.s vAgAsrS prs MODES no
ll Broadway. orand opening ~ hnpofssn - ~ $50
On Monday. Sept presenting bnIsns ~ pa 80
nev and reeherche designs for Bss1ufs rietves VA
Maalss. Jarheis Ac and chidrens desaus ~ krea Nsf
Branches M Cans Get ans IL PierreF ~ - -
So In Ill the principal cities % tfe tnioa sent ttr
ctrrular
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MILLINERY

I tkkD.-MRs. FfNfEfS HAS RENOvED SINCE
" May To - tst Thirteenth street four d9ors west 81 rr
way where she viii continue 70 keep assortment Of
4 Nl inery.
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The above guarantee be accompanied tn the cert
Unted States district attorney, district Judge
Ing that be u acquainted With each OF The signing Tie
santee and Knows them 10 be OF sufficient prop
make good the above guaranty.
The proposals and mns be sealed and directed
10 The Secretary treasury Masangop ID. c. anl
HOWELL COBB
Secretary the Tressury.
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4 IN PEERS WIDOW OF HENRY PEERS - n
n gtested 70 seDd her address 20 box 20 sxis Post o'
Nev. Sark
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yERMAN-AMERICAN INSTITUTE. Wa wEST TwEN
VI second sir~et.-1his School, ucted The mos
proved German plan Ans 81 the harmonious yeiouer
~ a. the faculties % the mind the physicist perfvrton ar
moral ~eli being Of i,s pupls Numerous highly qnsi
teachers, native aud foreign, employed IN the Eng fsh
man French and Spanish dspar1frepis Ioys pgeD.rec
business CO ege. separate department Tor gs, ~
plain sad ornams ual rretlevork taught Term b.
September 10 Circular, kising very iun PARTICULAR
be 90 aimed nj Wtrernianns 40 Breas way a. c4wo
Gil Broadway, snd n The Inahute. DuLoN
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LsksHfOr, FAsHfON-pApFR PATrrRSs-vADAs
DbhORlks GOuDALE would respectfully tnvite
pnoc 70 see her fs and winter imporslions of Patterns
Steamer Arago. While 10 Europe lately made err1uvs
ran2emenis with The meet dsuaguished artists IN ber 80
seeeltes Tor patterns o. all their moss successful PRIV
lions NY assortment "a unusually large, ana me vsl~
mcre seisst than any have ye, received ars,a eve
repi lotVt A Canal srf e. opposite Greene thse -
from Church street. n B.-Ladies. be particular sHa
address.
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CARp-THE SUBSCRIBER Has REMOVED
n Aesde my OF Pcnmanshlp and Bookkeeping from ID
The new and elegant building Nos 92l and VS. Brosdway
ner OF twenty first street New pupils received daily
OLIVER Il. 8OlDSMISN
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AT FIVE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WRITING A
a Arithmetic. Mr.; DClBEAR, COZ Bro.dway WI. rec,
Pupils in bookkeeping this day At only IS usuai price
Hs pr cticai rys,s makes good accountants In sho I.
Two seats vacant.
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COVERINGS OR COkPANroN.--A GERM
IA lady much experienced In eachnv, desires s,uan1
rivsie family, where the children not too old
taught thoroughly Besides her own language abe tea
rnglsh In all iis trapohes, French Mc and singing
best references given Address f92 stanton street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-09-01
/, 1860. NUMBER 3l9.

THE Hon. ". H. Seward, on his way
home, after leaving Bangor, Maine, was
welcomed at Lewiston by tremendous
crowd with great enthusiasm. The Lew
iston Journal gives the following report Of
Mr.. Stewards response:
Mr.. CHAIRMAS AND FELLOW CIr1zESs =
What means all this? What signifies all
this large gathering of my fellow citizens,
and these precoucerted designs upon me
have done nothing. have got nothing.
LChcers. l have riddlcd the pockets Of
no one. have no ''incendiAry" docu-
ments i'll my hat. Three cheers for SEN
ator Seward. have not got Helpers
book iu my trunk. have not got single
Rochester Speech" about myself. IRE
newed applause Why, then, this con-
spiracy of telegraph and dsFaflroad to have
fme waylaid and scrutinized Mt every sta
ton +? [Applause. Not to he facetious,
however, suspect that all this attention
has reference to the great Republican par
ty and the principles which it represents,
in advocacy of which have borne some
part. Three cheers for the Senator
from New York. am happy to-day,
fellow citizens, to witness this evidence
of your attachment to those great
principles Of justice and humanity which
distinguished the public life and works
of the eminent founders of this Gov
ernment, and it will be the proudest
day of my life when l shall see these prin-
ciples again dominant in the Federal Gov
ernnent. see clearly this halcyon day
drawing near when the great Republican,
the party of Justice and Freedom, shall
triumph, over every foe. CThree cheers
GLOW w-citizens, you cannot find noblcr,
truer representative to whom to intrust
this priceless Inheritance of freedom than
Abraham Lincoln. [Thrce cheers for Lin
coln.l The Senate, too, which has so
long been the citadel of the Slave Power,
must soon yield before the march of Re-
publicanism, and under the Presidency
(as ! confidently hope and expect) of your
own distinguished statesman, Hannibal
Hamlin, become the fortress of Freedom.
[Fhree cheers for Hamlin.
Feliow-citizens, time forbids that l
should say no more, and thanking yon one
and all for this expression of your esteem,
and this evidence of your devotion to the
cause of Truth and Freedom, 1 will bid
you adieu. [Deafcning applause.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-09-01
TERMS OF ADvERTIsIx&.
TWELVE SOLID LINES OF NoNPAREIL (oR ONE 1xcu,) Or
LESS, MAKE SQUARE.

80 SFEClAL NOTICES Double the above rates.
S5-f early Advertising reasonable terms, accor-
ding to the space occupied and the number of changes
ers. to be paid for an adrunce.
business Cards not exceeding five lines $40 per year,
or 50 for six months but for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than square.
The privilege of Annual Advertising is linitod to
the Advertisers own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit of other persons as
we'll all legal advertisements. and advertisements
ofauctiOn sales and real estate in by them must
be paid for at the usual rates.
HJ- Advertisements not accompanied with written
directions will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly.
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
cases Mt full rates
Marriages. Notices of Funerals, and announcements
of Sermons, so cents each. noYll-'60
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-09-01
sunday in the EEsIL 6lty.
[Yrom Mrs. Stoves ileturds Of Rome /


Away we go to the Pamuli Doria-the
green little retreats which the taste and
wealth of former generations have left to
the present inhabitants of Rome.
Old, messy, dreamy, soft, and sad are
these grounds, which rise just n little out
Rf Rome, jnst near enough TO give you the
old city, its brooding dome of ST. Peters,
its horizontal sweep of Vatican palaces.
its yellow litchened roofs, its towers and
obelisks, rising like stone forests, seen now
against a small shifting background of
snOw-silvcred mountains, whose 200 late
frOsts send us the chills that fill the seem
ingly sunny air, while flowers are blowing
by thousands under our feet. There now
they lie, gloriied by the afternoons soft
ness and the rising of those thousand pear
ly, lilac, rosy and golden tiuts which come
out as the sun sinks westward. There is
in the air IL soft and dreamy clamor of
Peters with great round doom dying into
complaining echoes, and II thousand
plainliye, silver tongues of lesser bells
replying, with shivers and vibrations and
soft indistinctness and vague clashings
Sg1tinSt each other-and now again that
sullen, muffled, gigantic pulse of the old
maestro comes in, as of some power dis
daining to complain, yet muffled and sad
dened. One stands by an old sculptured
altar in the midst of great lawn, and
with ones nerves all swaytng aud perva-'
ded by sweet rOckings and undulations of
bell tones. looks out from under an avenue
of gnarled ilex at Rome. Rome Rome
the nIyStery--Rome the strange cnchan-
tress, gorgeous, sullen, gloomy, yet sub
lime. Is it even now that the shadow of
nm awful prophecy rests on her, that all
the miseries, cruelties, and crimes which
have been accomplished here for two
thousand years are rolling up like storm
clouds to some mighty fate, awful aud sub
lime, worthy her weird history? There is
dread old book that has words in it of
some seren-hilled city, that come strangely
over our mind.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-09-01
G. w. JOHNSON & son.

AanUfNcLurerS OF Copper, Tin aud
Sheet Iron Ware.
HAVING AvAILED OURSELVES OF ALL TIE
than to fill all orders for any article or work in
the above line of business Vallies and Conductors
made to order. Steamboat work done in a substaI-
tinl and workInanliEe manner. We are now paying
particular attention to this branch Of the trade and
can guarantee satisfaction in every particular. To
wholesale Dealers offer Inducements that
cannot he found elsewhere. Our stock of Ware is
complete, aud tile assortment ia full at all times We
keep stock OF tue and approved patterns
Of Coal aud Wood Stoves 0n hand at all times.
q. w. JOHNSON i son.
No lie Market Square,
jy2-d6Wtf VIII ceiling. Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-09-01

A New York paper says, "By authority" ;"
that William B. Astor's income is $4,5Oo-,
600! Lend US hundred thousand, Billy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-09-01
New York PaDCr WarChOUSe.

NEE PRICE ONLY. WHERE PAPEI; DEA LRRs
" Booksellers, StRtioners, Binders, printers and
Purchasers generally from 1O 20 per
by purchasing from tirst hands.
Having Increased our Manufacturing Facilities,
cnn offer great inducements parties in want Of Pa
rers such as usually sold by Paper Warehouse.
Ledger and Flat Papers, FUolsrap, Letter. Note and
Billet, FOla, Packet. Commercial, and all grades OF
French Papers. Colored Papers. Tissue, Binders,
Trunk, and Straw Board, Blottng, etc, etc; Bank
Note, lsond, Drawing, Bank: EnvelnPs. Particular
attention p1id to supplying Banks with Bank-Sots
and Letter and Account Papers, Schools and Semi
raries. ClergYmen and Professional men. BiIlheGi1g
in stock really ruled for Printers. from to Heads
to the sheet Blue and White, Move and Laid. In
fact complete Paper BazIar.s Send for Circnlats
aud save your money. Orders by mail, accompanied
with cash, will be filled al we'll as II nreRent in per-
CARSON HARD,
aP21y% PAPER Warehouse, "A Beekman st.
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MANHOOD.
HOW LOST. HOW RESTORED

Just Published, in Sealed Earelort,
A LECTURB on THE NATURE TREATMENT AND
RADICAL. CEIIE Oh SPERM ATORRIIOEA,.s or Sem
inHl Weakness, Sexual Debility, Nervousness aud
Involuntary Emissions. producing lImpntency, Con-
sumption and Mentni and Physical Debility.
Br ROB. J. CULvERWELL, NJ. D.,
Tho important fact that the awful consequences OF
sOlfNbUse may be etlectuNlly removed without inter
nal medicines or the Dangerous applications Of caus
tics instruments n:eicci bOu siPs, and other Onl-
prfcal devises here clearly delnonstrated aud the
entirely and highly succnsaful treatment, as
adopted by the celebrated author fully explained by
means Of which every ia enabled ~ cure himself
perfectly, and AT the least possible cost thereby
avoiding all tle advertised nOstrunls Of the day This
Lecture will prove boon to thousands and thousands
son; under seal TO any address. post paid. ON the
receipt OF two postage stamps, by addressing DIR.
ClAS.J G. KLINE, 4So First Avenue, New York,
Post BOX 1856. jylG
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-09-01
MAXWELL, GAMPBELL&T TINGLE,
Wholesale Grocers
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

mo- NANAM St'' " hee1lnS3 va"
HAVE NOW IN STORE
$50 bbls. Prime N. o. NIOlasses
Us lf hblS. do
220 hhds. fully fair to prime n. o. Sugar.
l24 b6lS: Cr, Grannlated, rOwd and Coffee Sugar.
IS I" Brunes Golden Syrup.
25 4" New York do
s90 bags good fair to prime Rio Coffee. 1g
50 pockets Java Coffee.
25 boxes NATL If. ID lump Tobacco.
IS do various standard brands SIS Tobacco.
10 eases 'HunterI'' Ks do
10 do "Don Quixote" 3%s do
95 hf. CHI. Y. II and q. p. Tea. rf
IS do Oolong and pouchong Tea
100 bbls No. Med. and Lg. 31acksreI.
SO :! Tar, large size.
Is tiCrces Rice.
Pepper, ElnientO, Nutucg5. Cloves, Cass ltA
Mustard, Ginger, Indigo, BtCurb. Sods,
SalHrntuH Soup, Candies, wasll-boards, But kets,
Tubs, BroOms, Nails, and all other arti les sHl-
LracSd In the Grocery line mh2
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-09-01
Choice First Class Insurance
I'm TRR-
- l,l9-- GARTER PERrFTuAL

fc..l gitsl 81 100000. absolute and unimpaircd
WIZ sTEPLUs OF S5G6,3sT SIS.
:. lie rTg.iig, Of IS years success and experience
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-09-01

Upwards OF SI1,OOO,OOO
AA,s' have been paid by the iEtna Insurance Co.,
in the past IS years.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-09-01

JOHN DAVIS, conductor, and engineer
Wood, on Sunday morning jeopardised
the lives of the passengers in a train on
the New York Central Railroad by ran
ming 81 milesin one hundred minutes. Az
no '.nccident" happened the individuals
mentioned are extolled by the country pa
pers for the feat which they accomplished,
and other engineers and conductors are
challenged to do likewise.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-01-18
state Convention.

We published yesterday. but owing to
some typographical errors, we insert again
to-day the call for State Convention, to
be composed OF all who are opposed to the
present Democratic party. We are salts
fed that this call will meet the approba-
ton of all who are, IN truth and in fact,
not Democrats. 1t is as conservative as
could be desired and as ultra as it ought
to be. 1t is positive. succinct. clear, Il av-
ing no one in doubt as to what the Stas>
Convention will be for, and what against.
1t is comprehensive. embracing every va
riety Of opinion, every shade of difference.
1t is similar to the call for the Republican
National Convention, with the additional,
having reference to State policy. Under
this invitation to meet at Indianapolis on
the 22d day of February, We have no doubt
will assem- ole all the opponents to federal
corruption and usurpation and to the poll
cy of the Administration. 1t will be
union of all parties who have heretofore
acted. and who are now acting in opposi-
ton to the sham Democracy. 1t will be
such an union. that nothing can resist its
onward march to glorious triumph in Oc-
tober.