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NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS

PATENT SAWED wEATHERBOARDING,
Both Rough and Dressed from the very best YELLOW
PINE and CYPRESS timber for sale in lots 10 suit purchaser
At the LOWEST MARKET PRICE.
fc1a " STAR planning MT. New Basin,
ID BYN0LDB Il CO., "A. W., TRUNKS AND IN.
II dia Rubber Goods No, Magazine street.
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The Board Of Interest at the rate
of SIX PER CENT per in cash all the outstanding
certificates Of Pr holders thereof their legal
sentatires after the SECOND MONDAY doth day of
And after reervng One Million of Doiars
Proftt redeem FORTY per cent 40 per cent Of the issue
Of 1855 payable follows, viz
Twenty per cent second Monday doth day of June
next;
Twenty per cent the second Monday 9th day. of sepe
Der next
They have also declared SCRIP DIVIDEND of THIRTY
PER CENT on the Earned Premiums of the Company
for II pas months ending the Both April 1861 for which
certsacaea Issued and after the second Monday 9th
iay) of August next
The Company continues to insure against the pers of the Sea
River damage by Fire, at the current rates Of pre-
THOMAS ]. ADAMS, President.
GEORGE JONAS, Tice-President.
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9ftGe VERY VALUABLE LAND FOTt exgle
EE&s EuleThe undersigned offer for sale Trnct OF
- Land, lying Alligator Bayou in The County of shz
Bolivar. of Mississippi, eight nine miles distant from
Little Sntower Landing, the Miss sppi river Hnd consist
ing seuh hJ section No %, the south half Of
of section No i5. and the half and northeast
quarter section No 81 all in township No e. Of
No. vest containing hundred and fifty five and
eight hundredths acres The quality of the land is
inferior that OF lane the Mississippi bottoms It has
not been 1858 for previously
There three large and good cabins the tract bull in 1865
hundred cleared she Spring of the and
cultivated in till the latter of July when the ha3ds
were removed of the nundHton In 1855 about
three hundred of the track deadene the
Gaze down The through the tract dividing it
equally. 1t could be adTanagGOuSy divided into
tracts miles distant from Col. PCketts land
For terms apply to Marshall j. Smith New Orleans A F.
Hopkins, Mobile. KoEEKI W. SMITH,
Rg2 If r HOfkINS
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1es PASS CTIRTSTEAN EOTET1-THTS HOTEL
f will be opeued for the ceptan Of visitors The L. June
1 Il is in good order and wi be conducted in liberal style
BoTrd $50 per month Children and serg4Hts h"lf price
v?yi4 BIN JOHN MCDONALD.
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- ,1,I1D ARIrA sP.1NGs-MRs. y. A. w.

G57 B0SSlERE respectfully announces to her friends *
for the reception visitors The unrvaed electric medicinal
baths can enjoyed to per ecton as tho facilities for
ainr I'm We been greatly increased and improved Her table,
as heretofore will abundnty supplied and every attention
vii he nnd to the comfort of invalid. She earnestly trusts by
har nrng cxerons give satisfaction to all who may honor
ar Nv their patronage Being situated at pleasant driving
distance fr he VILLAGES of Covngon and Vaudeville 1t rem
tnre the lriv YES to those places convenient
The Aba omnibus will be in aend4nce NJ the landing at
CoyinCton to convey passengers to the Springs
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sEcosD ,IusrlcEs COURT, ESTATE OF L0TISIANA VS..
Parish of Orleans. THOS. j. SPEAR y GO.
No. 1922

SECOND JUSTICES COURT, }sTATE or I19TISIANA VS..
Parish Of Orleans. THOS j. SfEAR " CO.
DYVFRTJJE ofa writ of ii eri ia cfas, to me
ID by the Hon D. F. Mitchell, Second Justice Of the
Peace parish of Orleans in the above entitled will
proceed sell public auction, at warehouse on Circus
street Perdo and PoydraS streets, TUESDAY,
llth day of June, 1861, at u O'Clock NJ - ...
Two of Carver, WAshburn Il Co.'S IMPROVED COTTON
GINS.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMSThs being tho second sne the property will be sold
twelve months credit, the purchaser TO furnish bond
signed by good AMI solvent security the amount of Con
costs amounting about 3d. to he paid cash by the
purchaser. - w. ,,r,r,, ,
srcoNpr JUSTICE DE PAX ErAT DE IA doUIsIA1sE VS.
pour la TIOS. ]. SPEAR i CO.
ParoSSe d'Orl6ans. No IT,
I'm VERTUEG d'ura writ de fert facfGs g
H. moi ndressd par lTIon. d. F. Mitchell, Deuxieme JUS
tice de Paix pour paroisSe Orleans dams are cdessus,
ie procdcri mag GSin de depot sud du Cirque
entire les Poydras Perlido le MARDI, II de iun
ISL a midi il "A publique de
DEUX MACHINES A EEFToYER LIE CJTON PA
TENTEES de Carver, Washhmn & Gle.
Saisies dams laiaire cdcssus.
CONDFONF-Heci Grant Ia seconde misc en- Eente les des
vendueS credit de 0ufc mOiS acquereur
ounir m bon ssnt teurit nne ct Sovuhe
cq5reur drva aus compliant les tras dc constable
| W II. VI ATERS,
| rly2Iia5I II Constable.
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Net profits to Goth April, I561. .......


STATE OF loUTsIINl, /
Parish Of Orleans, City cf.Ncw Orleans,
Beftreneubered that the lh Of May, 1851 before
the undersigned of the Peace in and for the city
Aforesaid personally appeared THOMAS A. ADAMS Presi
der and G. W SPRATT Secretary of the Crescent Mutual
Insurance Company Of New Orleans, who being duly
according law depose and say that the foregoing accounts
are Just and true transcript from the books Of
the Company .
G. W. SPRATT, Secretary.
Fubscrbed snd in New Orleans this lth day c:
'' ' D. F. MITCHELL, Cd J. 2.
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NJ. RAyJHE, GENERAL COMMISSION AND D FOR T9.
4 WiRfjif7d MERCHANT, Nos 81 sutton and 81 front
PTonap a ton given forsardng Il eEhs' ana Pns
chs5e amidst e Of eli kinds Of Produce 5H-' >
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Confederate STATES DISTRICT CONFERENCE.-THE ST. r.
CoURr Vi. SHIP ARIEL. HER
I BOATS, Etc. IN PRIZE.
District of Louisiana. No. IS.
by VIRTUE of an Admiralty warrant,
Id directed the above entitled cAuSr, have
seized and into my possession the hif ARIE her
tackle apparel furniture, b0nta, ETC. aud do now cite and
uonjs The owner owners all and every other person
persons having pretending to have right title or in
tprc the be and appear before District Court
OF the Confederate States the District aforesaid be
holden city of New Orleans before the THIRD
MONDAY from the publication hereof show if any
they why the ship Ariel her tackle ap2a el aud
furniture and boats should not he condemned as lawful plNe
and the proceeds thereof distributed reeably the prayer OF
the lbolltnts.
New Orleans. May 80 1861.
G. 3. BEVERLEY,
Marshal G. S. Of America.
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49,. MONTGOMERY sssssN5
As:#l WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, 4s*t4
MONTGOMERT COUNTY, Va.

This delightful watering place will he onen for the reception
sccess than any Virginia being Immediately on the Virginia
M nespn Rtilroad the healthy portion OF the
Sate and surrounded the most beautiful mountain scenery
The medicinal qualities of the water he fully eStioaheu nay
@ hrnn the of many diseases peculiar 10
tho Southern country . ... L.. =. .,,o.o o.o;,
This is not only delightful resort but III these eAc-
;,g times n safe ret eat for ladies and children.
4lrgrnph communication with al important points in the
'oA'''''''' LEWIS F. j, AMISS, Proprietor:
TIE u Epxr President myl7 I'm
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szgAs.szgsSes LOSS asx' TEETR-Dr j. wEsTa
III 81 Charles street, continues to supply the
LOSS 9F TEETH without wires springs,
ILL upon his principle Of self adhesion This
method has procured him universal appro5sdn and is
erg he ingenious System Of supplying ART1
FICIAI TEETH hitherto invented, and ali restoEng
perrt articulation Iascation perfect and natural
II appearance as TO defy detection by the closest observer Dr.
Weste method Of flne with gold combines al the modern
improvements Those interested will ind these statements to be
entirely and scrupulously his sincere
thanks to The inhabitants Orleans and vicinity for tha
favored ir WITT for the last fifteen
years Office residence ia St. Chres street. Eecond doc
from LAFAYETTE Square. ssstf
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f. T PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.


-,...- r.-,-, D,,-o..-, r,1p1cTr,S pocEr r1-g We
HlNke totH De niol 'iU = n, nc
de "a NoIIve,e- hloS9. No. so'o:
EtN 1L1Si " VIZ. Se @ a. ni,ict Do
e M d"a s aH eoGsf G poeSaera1 re
MAkDi ae 1n llct ie4 a h4"i, ote' lt ~ oloe a"s
DC ia commune. entire !cS flts u A4p Ct u?s Htl'7'
aqtqIrti on 'It IA Dropfe cont SUI Ia
UN TERRAIN situt an taGbnhg Ste Mare, dams Ie freeF
District de cette vile ayan Go ped oace de face "a rue
IChOunioua6, entire eel uIa ct St Joseph, sur 10 pies
de pofOndeur lie tout resue ranGase ensemble avec
iou'cs les baises ct alntoratlOns qul sy trourent
Cee propatt est hornte dun cote par !" roprtt aonr
dG Oh cIdeHant npRT tenant aux eF eF dc Hu mems ct e
tre cote celle auiourdEu GU ci-deTat aPparenant e.
Dubourg.
dams l'afare cdessus.
EONDITIDNS-La de deuX mile cinq
de mai 1861 ns1ua paiemcnt six psres prota qua.
ire risres a1 de copie fras dinsRnge
compliant an moment adjndication balance priX
d'adiudcalion rGcheauCe bles capres-au bilejs,
cacun de la snnua mile piastres Ter de
nayae rois qatre cinQ, six huit nerlf
dix date $3.50 chacun payabes
- 81 deuN de S42U chaCun payable ~ ct 46 nns;
chacu pav;bles a - $40 chacu, paFa-
blgs IS ct 81 mos; deuy $50 cl,cun pavnblcs SO
SGD psyibes l20 nois. Tois les dts biiets
tyrtan de pour Fan, de Pc
chtance fuuua nler1ent lr59
dams Ir ems on il nrjt p surplus &C surplus sera payable
compliant.
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VARIETIES STABLE
& AP3,LEGATE, PLUME
DERRY,s COAL OIL LAMPS,
And the Original NASHVILLE COAL O.

And the Original NASHVILLE COAL OIL,
AT PERRY'S OLD LAMP STORE, (of 20 years s.nnding)
No. ll2 Poydras street,
Where Won can't find 2OgO gallons of Oil $3.50 Lamps,
but where You can Coal Oil Lamps, Of ali the
Con Oil makers together with variety OF Cam
phene, Spirit Gas and Solar Lamps.
generally have hand Coal Oil by the barrel which
pre usual continue supply the trade with
from barrels time and just many rich and
Coal Oil trade requires, low prices
mig If H PERRY.
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gEERTFF'2 SALES,

of%s~ o'o'Ss S1SSh No. il{S
RY VJRTTE Or ,,y writ +. q eff 1e 6 faGdas
ss p@e HnsoG a. he cily Hotel TPqp9G stzss DE BE-
june Gi IL O'Clock NJ, the following described
4 l.oT or GROUND, With the thereon;
civ the square bonded BY svce Rors.eeu Thitd Iii
and Fourth streets, Sad lot is dssgnated by No Eight on
nade by G[nn s%ryeyT I on the 2,t Dere sI5 and
ha q feet 5d Gs @ o TYt e feS by No. s9 Of hd nd
III et inches and eighth the other die line and 80
Ies sane PROPERTY ich the defendant acqi,ed BY
rrce pased before A. DTeyfo"7 3ot"ry Public
Seized IN he above suit.
TERM5-CabI On the spot. ~
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
DEuxrrHE CoUn DE DISTRICT 7MARBuRG F0STER r y
dc Ia observation-disclosures S NJ i7.IG5 S'fl" Af'N
I'm vERTU dun writ de f i u fn p,f a..
de Nouvee Orleans dams are cdessus e procfdcra lie
we M IA da dc enrc as ap ds a "a V
pubque adjudication dc propte don't suit la des
EKEAIN tas fsn5ong 1g ga 1a "a. e 2on
Lev5c Roassean Trosene ct Qaferae lie DIT terrain
dtsignt par M No. En ivant plan date u u daTT :i ct
peneu ls Is Dc dtccmbre isIa ct ayaE psds ronees
ponces ct 8nes sur ia ligne mopbe an No. Sept ct
ped poucrs ct unhuiene la gne FoppoSe ct 80 peds
| ~ porccs sur Ia ligne du fond.
E1sem ,s avec les amtlioraons qui ~ tr9nvent
aire pn6c en- cele Vile en- date du 1883
| CoNDITIONs~C Compliant au moment de rsdndeation.
f. r. PARKER,
| ny6 lei Sheriff de ia Farnisse d Orleans.
slArn DISTRICT COURT cEEIs1!AN RoSElMgs vs. HEN
III iijI of Writ % Of and sal.
Of New eans s e@5iiled san:s vii proceed t
se at pG ane2 at the city HIjT m 5ey OFF a
a CERTAIE i6T0F GROUND, together with MI the ~
budi"s and improvements tn. reon end aPPer'G a9c"s al:
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The Trustees have declared Twelfth SemAHnua Dividend
at the rate of PER CENT per accordance with
the Bylaws the bix months previous the lst inst
The dividend due each depositor will be paid in Cash. or
placed to his or her credit as deposit the LIST of May
be preferred. $4,000 = ,.
81 rleaas. Nay 9,l86-, myE At
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.iI Wv -. -.
JOHN WILSON EFT AL,
OWNERS or STEAM.
SHIP CALHOUN, vs.
SHIP MIL A \ AND
{ 4 r 6 0. No. &. IN
PRIV
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1.-THE Board lave resolved 10 six per cent In
the outstanding Certificates OF Profits for the yeafs
1857 1853 1859 and after the second MONDAYiL Feb
ruary next.
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fNFEOI.E SHIRTS MADE TO 9RpEE IT S5oRT
y notice. IeSures taken LEIG EiTOS BLANC.S cor
uer St. Charles Canal streets. Factory NC ia oanue-
Nav Orleans
NsT4 FERA HyENE-14 bb8 Nfta7 tn ct VesE 9upe'
- 1''' F-''''3'|"'-' ! u LIRATiAA & 90.
n, No. SO CGstcmtozgsa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-26
The Peaee oonErena.

WAsHISeToS, Feb. 24.-Various amend
pents are yet to be voted on Gy the Peace
Conference. During last nights session,
they agreed to the first branch of the
pending proposition prohibiting slavery
north of 36e 3Ol, and recognising the
status Of slavery south of that line, the
Suites formed ont of the territory to be
admitted with or without slavery, as their
respective constitutions may prescribe
This received decided affirmative vote.
5 me OF the committee who opposed the
proposition, confidently assert that, with
several exceptions, this is satisfactory to
all of the border States. The probability
Is now that they will not complete their
labors before Tuesday.
Yesterday four commissioners were re-
ceived from the State of Kansas.
The deliberations of the Conference
have, it IS reported, been characterized by
dignity, ability and candor, while n proper
respect has been shown to conflicting
views.
After the adjournment, last night, the
Commissioners had brief and pleasant
interview with the President elect, whose
presence in Washington, some Of them
say, has already produced good effect in
political circles.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-26

RtcnMoED, Va, Feb. 25 In the Con.
vention, to-day, Mfr. Moore of Rockbridge,
introduced a series Of resolutions demand
Ing security against future wrongs, oppos-
ing the African slave trade and direct tax
alton, approving the Crittenden Compro.
mise, and declaring that in the event that
measure, or its equivalent, is not adopted
Virginia will he ready to cnterint com.
pact with such States as shall agree to the
said compromise, and constitute new
conteder'cy, frsm which all disagreeiug
shall be excluded.
Mt. Moore made speech in which lie
said Virginia had no community of inter.
est with the seeded States, and opposed
secession, as a revolutionary remedy.
Mr.. GoOde, of Bedford, replied in n
speech which created much sensation
The galleries applauded his sentiments
and were cleared by order of the President
Pending which the Convention ad.
iourued.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-26

10 = a ! p
Was taken up, ami the Senate Proceeded I
the consideration Of the various amend,
Tpsats placed GU the bill while in Commit.
a message from tue House, announcing
the passage Of the tariff bill, hut insisting
on certain amendments, and asking for 4
COMMITTEES. of Conference, WAS received.
Mr.. Pearce offered an amendment to III
I Ter the appointment of members of the
House Of Representatives SO as TO divide
the population, by 2ss, Instead of 23s.
A discussion ensusd.
Mr. Powell moved to adjourn. Lost.
Nr Pearce withdrew his amendment,
AR Powell moved that the Sergeant. at
Arms be directed to bring in absent mem
ners, but subsequently, withdrew il.
The bill was then passed,
Inc Territorial bill was taken up, and
made the special order for Tomorrow.
Adjourned
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ArkSnin. EI6sii6n.

EoRr SNIrH, Feb. 25.-Returus from tel,
counties in Southern Arkansas show then,
to have gone for Convention, and seces-
SIGN candidates are elected. 1t is Concs.
ded that the majority for a Convention 10
the State will be four 10 five thousand.
The interruption of tue overland mails
IN Texas was caused by party of Indians
SEEING tile stock, destroying the property,
&c. One driver was killed. l1liz
VAN BuRES, Ark, Feb. 24.-Arkansas IL
confidently believed to have gone largely
against secession. The west aud north.
west, as far as heard from, is nearly uuan4
unanimous. She is for cooperation With
the border slave States.
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Tho southern Conrro,,.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Feb. 25.-In ConYen-
ton to-day resolution was adopted in
structing the COMMITTEES to inquire into
the present condition Of public Lands.
Rhett announced that the. Committee
would report the form Of II permanent
constitution ON Wednesday.
The Injunction of secresr WAS removed
from the postal bill; also from the confirm.
ation Of the following additional Cabinet
officers: Postmaster General. Il. Alett. of
Miss; Attorney General, j. r. BENJAMIN.
of Louisiana.
The following Commissioners to Wash
ipgton have been appointed: A. b. Ro.
man, of La.i j. Crawford, of Ca, and John
FOrsythe, of Ala
It's Fumnred that EX-SENATOR Mallory,
of Ala, will be Secretary OF State.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-26
BUSINESS NOTICES.

M Tar L4sr CALI AsDs. TnE LAST
cHAscE TO sEcuRE GREAT BAReIHs IN
Day sGoo1s- Nessrs- Barker 4 Co. will
make-tEo sales to-day,1At 10 A. II. and 2
P. " EIsry person that attended the
auction sales lest week, got great bar
gains, and now there is still one more
chance for bargains. We say to the la
dies, go to the sales to-day, aud don't wait
for your neighbOr to bid first, but Did, and,
get the goods just as cheap as you can.
Mr.. Dunan viii make every lady present
just before the sale closes.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-26
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-Mr. Lincoln To-
day, in company with Mr.. Seward, attepd-
ed service at ST. Johns Episcopal Church.
The proposition submitted TO the House
yesterday by Mr.. Woodson, for the preser-
walton of peace, directs the President to
withdraw the federal troops and employees
from the forts and other public works in
the seeding States; all the real property
to be turned over to that in trust, but the
Jurisdiction of the United States over the
same is not surrendered, and all the per-
sonHl property Of the United States is to
be removed from the seeding Suites; 1t
! suspends the collection of revenue in the
l,Set;ediug States, but authorizes points for
collection to be established outside, aud
means arc to be taken to prevent the
evasion of the revenue laws along the
lines, of States separated from other
/ States.
This proposition has attracted the atten
/ ton of some of the Peace Commissioners
/ The object being TO avert the calamities of
civil war and promote the speedy and
I peaceful reconnection OF all the States in
! the bonds of more perfect and enduring
/ Union. .
The Charleston Courier says strange
steamer, supposed to be the Daniel Web
lister, with New Orleans troops on board,
4 " 80 aAt-AsikSA .tu VIII OutSlue inc par last
might. The Governor was promptly noti-
\ ned OF the fact and proceeded at once with
the NECESSARY precautionary measures
/ WAsHIHsToN, Feb. 24.-ll O'clock p.
/ s-Iudefnite rumors are afloat concern
ing warlike dispatches said TO have been
I received by the Government from the
South These cause much excitement
and many Inquiries, but they cannot be
traced to any reliable source. There GER
tainly has been no Cabinet meeting to-day
to consider such dispatches as has been
circulated, in connection with the other
reports. -. 49,
! Mr. sLinGOln this afternoon visited both
! chambers of Congress, accompanied by
Mr.. Seward. His appearance in each oc-
casioned considerable stir, and many mem
bers crowded around TO welcome him, es-
peciRlly was this the case in the House.
where he remained but few minutes.
The galleries partook Of the common Curl
osity and excitement. While at the Capt.
toll Mr.. Lincoln pnids respects to the
Justices of tue Supreme Court in their
consultation room.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-26
BY TELEGRAPH.

& BALTIMORE, Feb. 25-Plour steadS. Ohio and How.
ard St.. &,SI@S55. Wheat arm; red Sl.25@I.3i,
white $l4s@l,66. Corn active; yellow 69662e.-
Provisions dull; mess pork 81. Lard 1Oc. Coffee
steady; Rio l2l49l3e. Whisky s91s5Se.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 25.-Plour held with much
hrmnesH and more inquiry for export; sales Of 3O0O
bbls: at Sa,l21f for superfne; $52S6669 for extra
and S6625 for extra family; the Close there was
very little GupeFnB to he had at our lowest figure;
there u moderate consumption demand within the
range OF those figures. No change IN Rye Flour OF
Corn Meal, Wheat wanted, but theirs Is not much
coming forward: sales 1900 bus, Pennsylvania and
Western red at 30, aud Southern do at SI82
Rye Is selling at 6S. Corn Il In fair request aud 800
Oats are steady at IS. Cofiea arn, and 1000 bags
a1li AZ l2alS for Rio, aud IL Tor Laguyra. Ohio
Whilky sold ls,
CtNrISHATT. Feb. a5-FIour uu,shanEol; demand
moderate, chiefly local: l 2O0 bLla SSid 1t SL506
leo for supertus: SLT6d6.25 Tor extra wheat in
good demand at SIG OF for prime red and 81 10 for
prime white. Corn In good demand AZ full prices for
ear and le higher for shelled; Gles Of II 600 hus.
At 5o9SS for ear, and 1880 fur ShEllet Oats 2TJS
In bulk. Rye unchanged and steady at 68a0O.-
Barley firm and In good demand at full prices,
Whisky urn at u. BETTER demand for Bscon, and
prices are shade higher; sales at TaTJS for shout
ders, and ~ for Sides. Nothing dcnr In Laid or
Bulk Meats; both held firmly lIsss Pork mart
country, sold at Sl6,I5, No change IA Groeeries.
NEw YoRk. Feb .--Plour tleelIhed lales ut a do.
cline Of 5ci State 8. 5A52o Ohio 65 :sSutl-
ern S5,+O(9bB5 Wheat qutet;- Eal6s ut 81 $50 "a
for Milwaukee Club; SiSS9l so EF white Western
and HISS for Southern. Corn hehS 900 bus sold
at 81 1S@6s; new At 6a46S yellow Southern IOa75.
Lard firm at 9ss9l0l4. Whisky afm At 10.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-26

THR closing years oflife are often rend-
cred wretched by ailments which are
triatug in themselves and easily cured if
taken in time. Affection of the liver,
stomach, aud other organs concerned in
digestion, are the most frequent. They
naturally mAketh sufferer nervous, irrita-
BILE and complaining, and relatives and
friends are forced to bear the brunt Of their
ill-humor. The use Of uostetter's Oele-
brated Stomach Bitters will prove an
efficient remedy for this evil. It will not
only strengthen the whole physical organ
iLatiOn, but entirely cure the most obstinate
cases of Indigestion, Diarrh@a, Dyseutery,
and Liver Complaint The tirs. physicians
in the country are loud in their praise of
this preparation. Another recommentla-
ton Of the Bitters Is that It is SO palatable
to the taste thatit may be used even as .
beverage.
Q SoldIby all druggists.