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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-30
GnlMnterti1l.
BY TEIlEGBAPH.


NEW YoRE. May :a.-FIcur &c better comm !!
grades with fair deuiaili for home consumption aud
speculation; the advance checks export demand sales
Is 200 bbIs at Si15ori2J for super state. So LIS
for extra do. S5l5@5.2n for super. western. SSCGb
$50 for common to medium extra do. 81. S5GIU for
shipping brands extra X. Il. o., closing quiet and
scarcely so buoyant Rye Flour steady; small sales
ut S3,50G4, 20 for to choice snperne. Corn
Meal quict and unchanged Whisky shade firmeT,
at 2l1SG22c Wheat &c better with export demand;
sales Milwaukee Club at 81 23 prime red southern
1,4215 and white MichiSnn at S1,55. Rye quiet at
92c. Barley dull and nominal at Goa T5c. Corn
shows material falling on WId with limited sup
ply OF sound the market il 1irmer; sales at CSC
for good unsOund mixed western, CSC for strictly
Eound do, &c for very handsome western yellow and
G2GG5c for unsouud southern yellow. Oats in mod
ete request ut I0@42c for western and Canada East
FORK ael ana % h S SGies az az Is 90
western prime mess ST for city do SlT,12 for thin
mess, Sl9,25@l0.5O for clear. beef quiet and un-
changed. Beef IIams dull at Sl3@15 for western,
Sl1@l3 for state. Cut meats quiet and unchanged.
Bacon dull. Lard firm: sales loo bbs at llSGll3c.
Butter quiet atlO@l7C for Ohio, ll@2Oc for state.
Cheese steady at 7@l1c.
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Annual School ElectIon,

FTNHE ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION WILL
! held on Saturday, the I'd day OF June, next, b
tween the hours of one and five O'Clock T.. NJ at Il
places aud under the snperint andencr ri the perS
! hereinafter named, l"r Commissioner fni ZACH
tc Precincts and Trustees Tor rIeii >vII DistTa
. in this county
| For Atkinson Precinct. at the School House it,
Highland District. under the superintendent VI
Atkinson, Samuel MCCuloeh and DUhie Harris; fOF
one Commissioner for said Precinct and Trustees
for each. Wells Highland, Short Creek aud Fie!cTcs
Districts
| Fur jefferson Precinct at the School House Ia
South Wheeling under the supeIintendcnce Of JeStS
! Wheat, John Oestrrling and Wn LntI.; FOR ~.
Commissioner for said Precinct aud twn Trustees EN1
ehcI. Ohio. Caldwell and Adams District
For Washington Precinct, ut the School H"nse :
Woods District under the superintendent of Samu'
ii Carter, James MCollOch and II. b. Armstrong; fOS
one Commissioner for said Precinct and two Trustee
for Cach Beech Glen, Woods, WRcde, Riclland, Full
ton. Stecurod and Clinton Districts.
For West Liberty Precinct, at the House Of
VIM. Irwin, under the superintendent of VIM. II.
Curtis, Josiah Atkinson and Ham Boon: t"F one
Commissioner for said Precinct and two Trustees for
each, Morgan, Brady, Beck and Mckinley Districts.
For Henry Precinct, Tri'I!clPli', st the House
of Mast / Martin. under the sTpcriHtCn,"Tce OF
one Commissioner for said Precinct and twU Trn
for each TriAlelphia Martin. Roggs, Centre, k"Hgh
and Ready and Shepherd Districts.
For Marshall Precinct, a. the School House in Far
is. Samuel Dunlap and William Tcagarden for one
Commissioner for snid Precinct and two TIustecs for
each. Blany, Carson. Bell. Fars and Roney5 Point
Districts.
For Columbus Precinct Mt the School House in Old
hum District under the superintendent Of CreirtoR
Orr James Brownlee and John Hall; for one C"I,-
missioner for said Precinct and two Trustees Tor each
Kimlnons, Stewart. Orr and Oldham Districts
The Trustees Of the several Districts will hand over
to the Commissioner elect, on the I'd day Of June
their report of the condition, operations and eNTen
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
they are required to ascertain, ON the LIST day OF
April the population of their several Districts and
number of Children over and under l6, and return
the to the Clerk, either personally or through
the Commissioner elect.
thanks for Financial Reports can be obtained by
the Trustees from the Commissioner of their Pre-
cinct, or from the Clerk Of the Board.
The Commissioners elect will meet at the Court
House. on Monday. June 18th, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
BY order of the Board. JOHN II. STOREH.
Clerk Of the Board of School Commissioners, u. C..
my22-1Otdaw2t
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prom washington.

WAsHINGTOS, May 2S.-Ihe Japanese
are very much troubled about the return
Of the Niagara and cannot be made to be-
.ievc that it was occasioned by accident
nut are persuaded that it is an artifce to
.letain them The naval commissioners
.annot remove this prejudice. The diff
.ulty may interfere with projected arrange
nents at New York, Baltimore, Philadel-
phia and Boston.
Mr. Murphy was to-day examined before
the COvode Committee, in reference to al
legged transportation of 5000 voters from
New York to Connecticut, at a recent cleo
ton He admitted having received let
ter from Mr. Archibald, Chief Engineer OF
the Navy Department, through Democratic
friends, with IL request to do what he
might desire. He was not examined be-
yond this point, for satisfactory reasons,
but may be recalled.
: Mr.. Hatch's report on the reciprocity
treaty was under consideration in the
Senate last week and is now III the pos
session of the Secretary OF State. Mr.
Hatch seems to have Inexperienced the
instructions given him by the Secretary OF
the Treasury and instead of making an
intelligent statistical report of facts, lie
produced, on the contrary, violent at
tack on the principles of the treaty, re-
commencing steps 10 be taken for the alb
rogation of the treaty or such retaIiatOry
legislation on the part of Congress us Will
meet the case. No determination has YET
been arrived at as to what disposition will
be made of the report, which by the way
has been called for by Congress. The rad
icul views entertained by Mr.. Hatch, are
considered very Objectionable, whilst the
tone he has adopted with reference to
Canada and the English Government, cx-
ceeds the usual grounds OF diplomatic
comfy.
Mr.. Tyler, of Mimi, has also made re-
port to the Secretary of the Treasury, up
on the same subject, taking an entirely
different view of it from MIR. Hatch "nc
speaking of the important results OF tho
! treaty in the Northwest.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-30

THE FEMALE ORGANIZATION is often as
fraii rs that of tender flower. Many of
the sex enter into marriage relations with
out being able TO undergo the lahors and
trials of maternity. In this country thou
sands of Young and beautiful women are
sacrificed every year from this cause alone.
Hostcttcr'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-
prictors have received grateful commenda-
lions from all sections ofthc country. The
Bitters will be found very pleasant to the
taste, even as beverage, and prompt and
powerful in its effect rs n medicine. 1t in
fuses now vitality into the frame, and
Strengthens the whole system, so that wo-
men who use it are enabled to go through
with labors which would, without it, be
certain to PROSTATE them. Sold by all
druggists. my-lm
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.gg Telegraph.
Reported for the Daily 1ntelligencer
CONGRRssIONAL.
WASHINGTON. MAY 20.


] HoUsE-The House resumed the con-
I sideration of the Pacific Railroad bill.
<. Mr.. Noel offered Ia substitute to the eft
feet that the road commence in Western
Texas. Rejected.
Mr.. Wooden, as Il compromise between
the various propositions, proposed main
! trunk from San Francisco between the
35th and 42d parallel, north latitude, to
connect with the branches from Iowa,
Missouri and Texas.
| Mr.. Smith, of Va, advocated South
ern route, opposing the proposition for
branches for the accommodation of local
| sections.
/. Mr.. Frank replied, jnstifying the action
of the Special Committee in reporting the
central route, and insisting that II is ma
tionAl in character, and best calculated TO
promote the important purpose designed
After debate, in which Mr.. Davis, OF
/ Md, showed the bill was wholly imprac-
ticnble, it was recommitted to the Select
| Committee; 100 against 81.
! Mr.. Curtis having Intellectually tried TO
/ get leave to report at any time, the house
went into Committee for general debate.
/ Mr.. Washburne, of ILL.,, made a speech,
reviewing the personal and political his
tory of Abraham Lincoln, his votes in
Congress, SC, and pronouncing him man
of great ability, private citizen without
blcmish, aud public man without re-
proach.
SENATE-Mr. Bigler presented memo
rial of citizens of Philadelphia, in favor of
the change of the tariff.
Mr.. johnson, from the Committee on
Public Lands, asked TO be discharged
from the consideration of the bill to cede
to the States the public lands within their
limits I,DSOlI for five
Mr.. johnson, of Ark, moved to take up
the Homestead bill. Agreed to. He then
moved that the Senate disagree to the
House amendments.
MIR. Wade opposed the motion. He
wanted to act when the Senate was free.
After some desultory conversation Mr..
Johnson's motion to disagree was carriedi
ayes 81, nays 20. All the Democrats but
Mr.. Rice voted aftirmativcly.
Mr.. King presented a petition from SOL
diers of the war of 1912, for pensions.
Several bills and resolutions of Pri-
vate nature were considered.
Mr.. Gwin moved that the Senate disa-
gree to the House amendments TO the Pa
cific Telegraph bill.
Mr.. Grimes moved to concur in the House
amendments.
Mr. Gwin was satisfied with his motion
disagree He had no objection to the
.eductions made by the House pending the
consideration of the subject.
The Post Office Deficiency bill was taken
up and Mr.. Pearce further explained its
provisions.
On motion of Mr.. Hunter, the bill was
laid aside to enable Mr.. Slidell to make
personal explanation in regard to his al
legged interest in the Humans land grant.
He recited the facts and refuted the charges
preferred against him.
Mr.. benjamin defended Houmon's land
grant claimant, and Mr. Toombs took the
opposite side.
Mr. Pugh advocated the bill reported
nv Private Land Committee, which conf
pels the claimants of all the lands in dis
pute, to commence judicial proceedings
within two years, or forfeit them to the
government. Adjourned.
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ssD~ TuG RlvEn,-Therc were less than
I'gh' feet water in the channel of the
""'' Yesterday, and falling. The weather
was Father warm, with occasional indica-
""hs OF rain during the day. The Courier
'''' !" the evening for Cincinnati, with a
good trip.
Capt John List informs the Cincinnati
commercial that the hull, machinery and
fixtures of the ,lismantlcd Euuicc will be
SOLD at Louisville, on Monday next, for the
'Dneh' OF Tie owners, underwriters, and
all whom it may concern.
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n sdaY morning, Fay 30, 1850.
M, LANCASTER,

,T,HE CELlBR lTED CORN & BUNI0N DOCTOR,
ant the McLure House. We are happy to an
,oupce this morning the arrival OF Dr. Lancaster
% If our r..lders will recOlect, few years ago
MnS or ctv aud made of the greatest cures
~ chroped.t, made ON the human ei, foot Dr.
L. remove, those "n"i W W.T. s1 pam
,','I.y can lie SEEN day evening by calling at
H. 4ficc of the YrI.ur" ilon'c mS"U-t
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Buckeye Reaper & Mower,

VTTETAKE PLEASURE IN CALLING TIE AT
w TENTION of Farmers TO the Buckeye which
has in its triuInphaI practical working fully sustan-
cl itself being the best Mower in the world. Its
success Inns been complete and the principle of the
Double IIinge Uinted and Folding Bar which belongs
exclusively this Machine is permanently estab-
lslIed as the true one for the perfect mower. The
finger bar being attached to the frame by means of
hinges can be folded up on the top Of the machine
without removing n single bolt and thus be
rs portable n common cart. 1t has no side
draft and ITO more weight the horses neciia than
wagon tongue and is light draft for two horses 1t
will cut without clnggnIs
APcrfcct Svath with less Power
than any other machine cutting the width, and
is the only perfect which reliable rcOpnE
attaclmentis furnished. We warrant every machine
and can furnish them either single or combined. This
and the merits of tho Buckeye make it the cheapest
machine in the market. Farmers desiring machine
should leave their orders early in the sam
pie Machines be at warehouse and we
request all to examine them before ordering else
where. SMITH & GORREiIl'.
APPS Main street. above Quincy.
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sz-we have. at a heavy expenditure flrnislpelour

S8-we have. at a heavy expenditure furnisle. our
Job Office with all necessary materials embracing
TYPE, RULES, BORDERS, CUTS,!.&c-
OF the latest and fashionable styles to reRer II
capable Of executing work equal to that Of other
establishment in the city, ond possessing facilities in
the way of Steam. &c. for doing work expeiitOusly,
unsurpassed by any other Office. respectfully pre-
sent our claims for share Of public patronage, ASST
ring those who entruSt their work to that effort
shall he wnnting to give entire satisfaction.
noyII-.sg CAMPBELL 4 M'DERSIOT-
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LIST OF SPECIFIC REMEDlEs.

So.1-por Fever, Congestion, aud inflammation.
no. For Worm Fever, Worm Collie Weiting The
"t ~. 3-For Colie Crying, Teet!'ns, AMI w"kea''-
"e a. % 4MP ',. DIarr Cholera Infant", an" s''-
So. 5TF"r Collie Ciripuss, Dysentery, or bloody
''S Ma. 6-For Cholera. Cholera Morhus, Vomiting.
No.7-For Coughs Colds, Influenza, and Sore
Throat. ,,..,.,,,,, o,,, Hsrr,,vi,
10. 9-Fnr Headache, Vertigo, Heat and FnlI"es'
t No. >" 1o.NDTsrxrsrA rrLrFor Weak md Dera"se''
Stomach Consultations and Liver Complaint
No. 11.-FoR FEMALE IRREGULARITIES, scanty, Pain
full or Suppressed Periods.
No l2.FOr I.eucorrhea. PrOfuse Meises' an"
No iaDEor Croun Hoarse Cough, bad breathing.
No. ii-SALr RMEUM PltIs-For Erysipel"s' Erui'-
tions, Pimples on the Face y.-.
No. 15-RmEUNATIc PILLs-For PAIN; L%me"eS''
or Soreness in the Chest Back, LoIns or lambs
A.-For Fever and Aguc, Chill Fever Dumb Ag"e'
' For piles, Bind or Bleeding Internal or FIX
tcrnal 49,, 1,.o,,,.
Failing Weak, or Blurred Sight, TT,
C-For Cntarrll of long standing or recent, either
will, obstruction or profuse discharge; "a, ,,,o,.
w C-Eor Whooping Cough, hbaunB IT'S 'lOle"ee
and shortening its course.
In all acute diseases such Fevcrs, InfaHmntioTE'
UiarrhGn, Dysentcry, Group, Rheumatism arr" St'C''
eruptive diseases ms Scarlet Fever, Merses ann 4!
sipeas the advantage Of giving tie proper RENE ues
promptly is obvious, and in all such Gases the 81
ciGcs act like charm. Tie entire disease Is often
arrested once and in all cases the violence ?i lie
attack is moderated tie disease shortened, aid rem
dered less dangerous. -
Coughs and Colds, Which arc Of such FREQUENT &C.
currcncC and which 50 often lay the foununIinn 81
diseased lungs bronchitis, ard consulnrtiom may All
be MT once cured by the Fever and Cough Pills.
In nil chronic diseases, such ~ Dyspepsia, WeaR
Stomach, Constipation, Liver Complaints. Piles, II"
male Debility, and Irregularities, old htauaSnCs
Sore or Weak Eyes, C0tarrl, Salt Eheum. aud other
old eruptions the has specifics whose proper hp
,,IiC nIIOrd in almost every instance
GTtcm The cure Of single chronic difficulty, such rs
Dyspepsia, Piles or Caturrh, Headache "r Female
Weakness I,aa than paid for lie case ten time
over
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EsS'Polios-There is very little doing
~ Tue police way just now. All the small
'1'e'iAs' and the rowdy demonstrations
"'e carried on at midnight, when there is
~ one 10 modest or make the perpetrators
AFRAID We heard of no cases Yesterday
worthy of being dignifed by notice.
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BUFFALO. May pa vote was taken in
the Conference this morning on the first
resolution in the majority report of the
Slavery Committee, which recommends
change of the rule IL, the discipline on
slavery. The vote stood, 1873 for the reso-
lntiou and a against, lacking 10 votes of
the rcquird two thirds TO adopt.
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New York, May 2s.-The Quaker City:
from Havana on the 25th, arrived to-day
The Moses Taylor left on the oath for New
Orleans.
Among the plantations near Trinidad
injured 6y the recent fires were the Caro-
sml and Magma. The totnl losses were
near 100000.
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WiLMixGrox, y. C., May 2O.-The stea-
mer McLauriu, for Fayetteville, exploded
her boiler AT O'Clock this morning, near
Elizabethtowu, killing Capt. Evans and
two deck hands and scaiiing the fireInen
aud others The cargo of merchandise
which was for the interior, was total loss.
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Hampton's Vegetable Tincture.

COUGH
DYSPEPSIA
Why Suffer with it? There hundreds who will
testify they were cured after all other remedies had
failed, by IIAMPTON'S TINCTURE Scrofuln. Bron-
chitis, Pain in the Breast. Side and Back; General
Weakness, with NIL Diseases of Women and Children
arc cured by it. Talk citizcns-they will
tell YOU of cures OH themselves and friends by this
Great Restorative and Invigorator.
Sold by MORTIMER 4 MOwBRAY, Baltimore and
REED KRAFT. 81 Main ST., Wheeling, Va. Opl
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CIxcIxxATI, May 29.-The great patent
suit of Junius Judson VS.. Cope & Hodg-
son, for the infringement of patent for the
Judson Governor Valve, on trial for the
last ten days, in the United States Circnit
Court. terminated ycrterday in n verdict
for the plaintiff, fully sustaining the valid
ity of the patent. One hundred and ten
witnesses from different parts of the coun-
try, testified in the case. Lee aud Fisher
were for the plaintiff, and Miner, Oliver,
Kittridge and Collier for defendants.
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HARn1sBunG, Pa, May 29.--The case OF
Hamilton against the Pittsburg Councils;
came up to-day. Mr.. Harding is counsel
for the plaintiff and Mr.. Penny for the de-
PENDANTS. y statement was made that the
Council had not yet taken action, when
the court suggested that the case he held
nver till June 10th ut Lancaster. y de-
cision will be given this afternoon.
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SECOND SUMMER STOCK
Extra Bargains in Dry Goods!

IlEREGE ROBES, BLACK, worth 81. Al only 50.
~ BEEEGE WAFERED, something new ami reTy
rich. at b y cent?.
LAWNS aud Grape Berege, very low
SILKS. Fancy, an article worth 81 20, At 81, and
Black. less than any other House.
PARASOLS and Sun Umbrellas, 25c less than ever
before.
SIAWLS at your own prizes.
LACE AANTLES- at so per Ct les than I'O5Ore.
BONNET2- RIBBONS RICHES. very low, to-
gether with great many other bargains. toO
Gus to mention. ISAAC PIAGER.
my19 123 Main st., mar Union.
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MExICAN MUSTANG LINIMENI

@NS44A@S~NN a. A4AAN -
Its wonderful effects and consequent popularity
perhaps no article in the history of the N1teTia Ned
iea ever acquired the Patronage, subjected
to the same number Of severe and different tests and
met with so few failures the Mustang Liniueht.
1t has Justly been styled PanaeOn all
Wounds, Cuts, swelinGs Sprnins, Bruises. or Erup'
tohs on Man or Beast. 1t is far medicine Of sur
prziug virtue that Physicians compelled to pre-
scribe it, and from some remarkable of CTUie
and Distostcd Rheumatic it has naturally at
traeted much attention from first scientific minds
Of the age. No family can afford to be without
bottle of the Mustang Lintment in the house. Be-
,rcye IF i0'itdfiOHs.
Tie genuine Is sold by respectable dealers in all
parts Of the world
my2L1m BARNES PARK. PrOprietor., NY.
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KNen ii RHfOre fIlG PeOnle,

rg7IAT WE HAVE PURCHASED THE RIGHT
for the sale of JOHNsON'S GAS LAMPS for tho fol-
lowing counties Ohio Marshall Lewis, Harrison,
Mononglli;t, Preston, Taylor Marion, Barbour, Up
sher and Kanawha. Any person OF persons wishing
to buy ono or more Of the above countless any
style of Chandeliers stand Lamps or Brackets can
do SO by calling W. II. IL. MOYSTON st Co.
Under Mcclure House, Wheeling. Va.
NJ B-A superior article of Burning Fluid CON
stantIy ON hand NJ 80 cts per gallon. app
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ALSO SPECIFICS.

FoR ASTHMA OR Pnrnrslc. Oppressed Difficult
Labored breathing attended with Cough and ENIec-
tOration. Price, 20 cents per box
FOR EAR DISCHARGES AM DEAFNEss.-DiSrlarGes
from the Ear tie result Of Scarlet Fever MensltS or
MercnTiaIs For Noises IN the Head Hardness oi
Hearing, and Ringing In the Ears, anu EHT"sHt'
Price, so cents per box.
Fon soRoFuLA-Enarecd Glands; ENLARGED nnH In, In
durated Tonsiis SwellnEs and Old Ulcers, ScrohIons
CacheXy Of Children. Price, 80 cents per hoy
For GESERAL DEBILITY. = Physical or Htrvons
Weakness Either the result Of sickness, Excessive
Medication, or Exhaustng Disch"rses. Price, ~
Fon DRorsY-Fluid Accommodations, Tumid Swell
inCs with Scanty SccretOns. Price ~ cents per DON.
Fon Enthusiastically Sickness, Vertigo, Nau-
sea, Vomiting. Sickness from riding or MOTION
Fox TRISARv DlsEAsrs.-For Gravel, Renal Cal
cult Difficult Painful UrinaOn, Diseases Of tile Hid
news Price, 50 cents per 6o%.
ion SEMINAL Observation-Disclosures discharges
and Consequent Prostitution and Debility: BaI re
suits Of Evil Habits The most successful and eIh-
Client remedy known, and may be relied upon as
cure. Price, with full directions, Fl per box.
Persons who wish to place themselves under the
professional care to seek adyice OF PEoI lin HIN,
PHREYs, can do So at his Office, o62 BTOadwaV' "aJ
from AM. to PM, or by letter.
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PHILADE1plI1A, May 29.-The Camden s
Amboy Bailroad Depot Mt Bordentown
was burned at two o'clock this n. NJ, Will
three locomotives and ten cars
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PRICE.

Case of 20 viMs complete In morocco, aud hook, 80
Case of 20 viaIs, aud Book, plail,' =
Cnsc OF 10 numbered boxes, and Book, ---...-
case of boxes, numbered, and Hook. .-..-:--
Single numbered boxes will, 'rccI'ons' ~ y: S..
Single lettercd boxes, With directions, ." cts
siciNNs ..---.-------. $l0
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bD CIRcUIr CoURr The case of Bait
zell did not conc up, yesterday. No bust
ness of public Importance was transacted.
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Bosrox. May 29.-The Arabia arrived at
seven this evening. Her mails go South
in the morning.
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New Stock!

New Stock!
WATCHES. I2g WATCHES,
Watches. Main Street wAseAes.
Watches, Watches.
watche=.
Js~eiry. The CiOcks.
LewClFy. LaTgest ClOekS.
JeWelry. stock. Clocks.
jeWelry, tl.zks-
Sterling Silver Ware,
Sterling Silver Ware.
Sterling silver Ware,
Sterling Silver Ware
Best Quality Plated Ware.
Best Quality Plated Ware,
best Quality Plated Ware,
Bs-st Quality Plated Ware.
Gold PCIs.
Gold Pens. told Chains.
Gold Pens. At Gold Claim.
IOli Pens, ScOtt's JeVveIry GOId Chains.
Gold Pens, store. Gold Chains,
Gold Pens, Gold Chains
Cold Chains
And great variety Of other useful and ornamental
IrticIes just received aud TOR sale, wholesale and
all, by fmylTl }. T. SCOTT.