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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-13
BOERHAVRS
DYsPEPsI4A,
Liver Complaint, Feverrand Ague. q,

Liver Complaint, FeverandAgu &c.
fIHR seCCgssFuL. INTRoDUtTIoS AND s1,sE
aliterd aOui OF compounds caIIel ..IIitteI
n various forums, from quart Lot 10 a
scE unftlthls W0rl Diittrs Is hut Anothernaic l. /,
sEIogt "r some EllanOlls whlsk mixture.
Nut lIo really great relief doTiN ed ltOm ~ mimi
'l''s''' 0ne teASPOOnluli Of our neliclne,
hoERlIANE'S HOLLAND BITTERS
AsD LaG ESTfEE AosESCE OF Aria PRosTRATIOS, ha.
tStohs and cohnteFfIia have fafiri 10 nnieffnii,s
~ = positively vegetable prerarattuh Will barely
t,t ts ~ Paite spirits 70 preserve &,
Iut one size OF tho genuine, CunifPint Bottleh
price OSE UoLLAR N7F-''
tsa nedIcine oflonEtr tried ofacaey for PlriEyf1o
le 6lood, 50 essential for the foundation OF eoOil
and bowels. -'7Y' y 80 ''Nt'.''Nl
I've q three doses WIN convince the ssaietsd .,
- siutAry ELECTS. The sto.lach will Speedily re-
sam ITS strength, healthy action Of the liver bow
s. and kidneys wiz soon take place aud renewed
neal be the quick result,
For INDIGESTION. Try
Boerhaye's Holland Bitters
For HEARTBURN, Try fs'I
Boerhave's Holland Bitters.
For AGinITT, Try
Boerhave's Holland Bitters.
For WATERBRASH, TRY
BoerhaYe's Holland Bitters.
For HEADACHE, Try
BoerhaYe's Holland Bitters,
For LOSS OF APPETITE, Try
Boerhave's Holland Bitters
For CoSTIYENESS, TRY
Boerhaye's Holland Bitters.
For PILES, Try
BoerhaVe's Holland Bitters
:, IN al Nervous, Rheumatic, aud NeurnlEic Afec-
,lonsS y has ~ numerous instances proved higlly
and IN others elected decided cure
Read Carefully!
The genuine. hIghly-eonceutrited BoEBHGvE,s Hot-
LAND DIITERs Is put up In halfpiut bSttIes mi
fetIled nj One Dollar per bottle Be great demand
thls Truly celebrated medicine has Induced niV
purchasing. s " SS't'u't
BEWARE OF TAPostTIoNl SKI THGT orR NAME rs OK
THE LAuEL EVERY ROFFfE Vntf Ht-y lfI7 -
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Wegtern Virginia. "a
Wednesday Morning, March IS, 81!
II TEiidsLp TRGt; E6Yze3A YouSg si6,,
snuors AxoruEn AID RUSS KILLS H4sEty.
We regret N announce that shooting
ARRAY Of n serious character oecurreli ct
the sprigg House about 2 o'clock yester-
day morning. Two yonug men named
Richard lIAdden and James p. McLaue,
with Others, were talking together, when
a dispute arose between the two we Bayc
NAMED. Notwithstanding several sharp
words passed it was genernlly regarded as
joke aud McLane, starting out, was fol-
lowed hy Hidden. The former drew a
pistol, aud Hadden, supposing the pistol
not to be loaded, stu advanced, when
NeIaue fred, the hail entering Hadleh;a
left breast, directly over the heart Had.
den still supposed. for thcsnaee OF Rcouple=
minutes. thqt rap had merely exploded,
and was only CONVINCED TO the contrary,
-xben be reeied and fell upon the iioOr.-
From a remark which MrLane made after.
shooting, it is evident that he supposed
Hadden to he armed with knife Dr.
Frisseil was sent for and after probing and
examining the wound gave it as his 9pth-
ion that MADDEN ronld not live long,
though the ball had taken II singular di-
erection aud could not be certainly traced.
MADDEN was removed to the residence Of a
relative, and during yesterday seemed to-
he improving, and strong hopes were en-
tertaincd Ofhis recovery.
Young NcLane, yesterday morning came
down TO the store ut which he was engag-.
ed. on Main street, rs usual, though evil
IDENTIFY ngitaIed on account of the rash act
Ortho fewhours previous; and the probable
consequences. About uine o'clock, how
ever, learning that he was about TO be ar
rested, he disappeared Yesterday even
ing his numerous friends and relatives
were smrtled by dispatch from Bellaire,
stating that be had shot himself near that
village, and WAS dead. The first unfOrtu-
nate occurrence distressed his relatives
greatly, but this aunouucementicOmplet
overwhelmed the whole family with grief
1t is a most dreadful tragedy, Young
MeLaue was about twenty years of pge,
and was greatly admired by his employers
aud loved by his associates.
IL ApDenrs that unpn. len vino. the store in
- -, = - i
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-13

B9Fcrrr CoUScil The regular month
Is meeting of tue City Council was held
last evening. There were twelve members
present The committee to whom was re-
fcreed the petition of certainecitizens of
,heFiFsh ward, who wanted another ps-,,
Observation-Disclosures to the petition. ~
The Committee on Cemeteries recon-
mended that IN ordinance be framed with
q view Of securing payment for graves Of
those dying outside the city limits.
Adopted. - rs
49, The Committee on Water WOrks,report-.
ed that \ reduction of IS per cent, Water
Kent assessed upon those living on Fulton
street. North Of the Distellery, would he
just and proper, in consequence Of the
limited supply. Adopted,
The Street ,COmmissioRer reported that
z as the time had come for cleaning the
q q streets, he asked an appropriation Of $3.50,
He also snggested some proper improve
nents. The report was adopted, and the
money appropriated.
The resignation OIL. 7. Dean, as q, mem
ber.; OF the City Council from the Finh
81 Ward, was read and adopted. l
The Hay Scales we're rented to Robinsoin
s.. and Bickel for $3.50. 5000
James ". Clemens was elected Physician
II ITO the. JAIL 7,,..,-,-rr-. 5z.-z
On motion, the Connect proceeded to
!, ballot for Assessor Of Water Rents. John
20 hamiltoa and Henry G. Cots, EeE S,s nomi
mated as saadtdagsa The atst ballO,
stood Hamilton pa ogttsR 2. Mr. HamiI-
tOniwas declared elected. 80
James Bpdley Pettioned for the yrernis.-
sion Of a Cue impossd.upon him ior doing
work for others Win IN palisspsed cart.
Referred, g & az Z. n
Iohua MeOOartney,i nr. GummihS and
ssolhers called he attention OF the Council
20 nuisanee existing on Qulhey street
between Nain aud Market. The petition.
sfs sol forth that boys and ltFd women
rSeh gscgateh in an old stable there situate
aa9 thar satd, petitioners are Rein ii aaaaset Of
il0ss b. are from these disreputabls char.
Aeters. The matter was referred to the
4ayoE with 20 lges e. aet..5,.r q.
,'S aotioi, Heaty q CoItSi vas declared
elected assessar .6i city dthabissf real
estate. Sc. Is
ia motion of De- BAir,a, the COMMITTEES
"PpOsuted to distribute GOA! to the pool
s5disehsrged. 8
NJ. Blair Statsd t6at the road LEADING
rom the btias ieT6a s9e ,IGlaaae face,
ioesiy called a street--is In an almost iul
assselsl Spp1i,tsa, HS wanted p knew
bose duty il y-,.s. -, l., st,,i -.
ylaprths Ridge Company s, With
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L6pi5, sIaFeh 2.ATRe cohyentiob
vas Qeeupied to-day in discussing amen,lsi
ments t0the minority report, bur SGj6drnetl
lSithPgtg anTth hing Pt ineeial rfqf5l-iapte
Iuanspirtngs - feia $50 = ~ afsfiss -
g Ma 2 So frE
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faoaaagiaI8G SIS
aylS%5iHgad3s
CURE ess
NervousHeadae1
"a i Kin s
Headache.


Gy the use Of these Pilli The periodic n,tsrt. /,
.,,'s04. o. seS Heaaaes may be prevented; aud II
tAAsn AZ tie commencement Of an attack iHpasiIate
relief from pain and sickness viii be obtuiueds
They seldom an La removing the sN;,,tS,,, ,ra
Headache to Nhiel, fanlalss afs 10 suli,scf. ~
They act GsnIly upon. the bOwSis.--reHi5y4n0 Cos
t0F Literary Ven, SgleEts, Delicate Femaleu and
a., pefson' OF fhtrg Fgitl, they are valuable a,
LaTas'rr' improving The C:,pefite riyIhs ~, ,nd
Ttg0r to the digestive otsahi ana FestOrip, tie
taral elasticity AID strength Of the y hole Ey,trp
ltso HALO PILLS are the result 81 long IN.
E'sllEatiea and saFr'ally sondIsEd experiments,
Iaylns been In use many year,, during widsl time
they have pFeventCd and relieved vsst amount Of
pam and suffering from Headache, whether ofieipn.
ting IN the HrrrOI systsln or Sruni ,,srnprr s,.,
! OF the stoaaeh 'sS' A'"'o
They are entirely vegetable In their rouipo-,tIop
and may he taken at all tIes ,Ti;h perfect az, ~
without making any change of siiet, ana ~, ei,,s,
~ any 5iaa9, be tasis sI,.lSys II mn h
tAeusto eGilsiss,l az sIYf
H. BEWARE OF couSrHRrEITsl
The genuine have fvS sigaItures on II.5Tv q SOL,
e n1p De- ( -s-Hrsa E-.-7t
H. Sold pyDF' ists and all other aTedrip,
= Box vii Toe sent BY mail prvYaro On receipt ..
PRICE @5 CENTs.9
d AloF'leFa should BE pddrsssylto
: n HENRY G SPALDINc. ~
Z 1858 ~ Is coJlar.St., New Yorh
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The lights ut Mobile Point. as well MS
tue lights at Sand Island have been extin.
gniished By order of the commander al
E0Ft aAorgan.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-13

Sky YORE, March l2.-The slisfnsl;n
Empire City is still anchore.i AZ tG;s On y 7
antine. 7 S.-'t' :
The steamer Star of the WcsfSailed for
tile Brazos this attention.
The schooner 81. p. Hudson sailed to-
DAY for Fort johnson. with airargo of rot.
toni Provisions, &c,, and another schooner
y loading Tor Fort Johnson al Governors
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-13

BASooR, Ne, l2.-Isafah stetson. Re-.
publican. was yesterday reelected Mnyor
q. this city BY 80 majority.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-13

IneloSel End twenty-five erfits (ssO n, 5tst -,
9o1 Of Ssphahe Pills." srnd to addresS Of lev
"In. =. Eillei, burg, Erniklin Co. Ohio
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fFou tte-DeR0TaL s. ogoBd, lfhla.pTs4
Ifyoh are, o. hRye been truuhIsti WITH tfS bs,d.
2le $50 for 9S. sepl p EjlA} 90 that yn.' nav
4aNe thsEa IN eats-ol an ailaek. -
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FroH ~ E5aaiAey, Sertolt, W.
They have been tested 10 more tl.an a tiIou-apd
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Erom nc Adre'tf,sE, E5peidegez XXI
Tie CsPhalle Pills arc aid to be = remailsbly Z.
r9f5edy iPE the beldarhei md one Of yerv
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1aiIg gateIIigtn

III Largest Circulation OF any Paper IN
Western Virginia. "a
wednesday Morning, March IS, 81!
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1pggsi M lTesle1H n. d. fcai,ite. chiegoo. m.
VS. s5ssEsilE sTaSrss NJ spslqlpg s9d III, gpr-
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Mlsoeuaneous, Medical & Classical
WIN, Rp soI55 0S! p. I,IsIS;Ss
Nv cEs lower than elsewhere, al the Old CarTsT
. b .o OF Ldeel5l Jos. Z. EiLnR. !.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-13

- q BELLE NERSuN, 0Ho, Jan.lS, 1861.
t1ease hnd enclosed tWsuty.f esuts for which
org tFiity tRe Get ffLH 7 huiue encS tFie
fh4Feees = ia,' ~ ID "A! STOVRR. p, A..
i 90 BellefNeEuun, NryaD4Ott0 Co, o.
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AND STALE CUTTERS.-E
10 complete assortment OF Cutters n The 49,, -
Proyed Patterns, for sale 1t the Aericuitu,aI
honee Of tubVl9l SMITiTIE SORRETT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-13

M AGLc AssIIIL,ANTs--Thn0 Great Rem.
edS ior Pts and Dyspepdia. CalIfur Pau1pi,.
store = DOCKING, Agent, OLA Fellows Han Drug
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ATsPAblllAessl I.RfIlA Isl.n. l,LEEi

LDLNa,s RaERaEIEol aLuL.Is
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= One % my eusiomefr who Is snBjeet 10 severn sick
laatnR two day - i6df eTof ofaJ
- enc hoa'r oy 0lfr NM whit 81 senf iSF
| HesPeetfnily yours -
/ - W. B, wILKEA
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The Court Martial for the 4riai Of Com
Artnstr6n5s, was organized tDsday com,
SteEafi s President -
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II lQuORs=We ken ~; K 4 -,
II " pare articles q Braidy, Old Rye VfhilfIy-
S.adeFa Port. SheTry, Claret, aud hrlnIS o.
pPf qgPgl e Al ktFlE, fpRaaip n Wiiaic1a h
as 81 NJ kbWikb2 1pRo. &
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Truly yours

BntLssnW 10 -Ins aTaAt, 8. F 2 I, Isl
YRsnAaEI, Mon. Jar. u. 1871.
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p s-JhaEs ',' on. bo q yoii Pm, ' sSd asd
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VIA i9T some eiTsglarS, or lsyEq shou bills TO
az S!o5sr, Il you h9vs ahythHg q tho Hind,
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PINE EASTERN.STOOKTWC YARN
. ~ eolorS, az n.NIcOLL& BROS
Ut-S Variety Store, 100 Main IL
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Cheap and Delicious Desert.
IT'S cid HlnSNIE. IL e iiksi by is:T.r
= s;t,,5ssf2aI-s ~ j - = BOCKIS0, AErnt..
b. ~ -otd Fsli9Es' Hall DFng sfore.
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- - ~ - 4As41s@A ssl'i d Ffals
i.Al-Eo pROpOsALs Will HE HEoBFy n
- gatli TIE llt o. 9ldFeh ust. ~ the 6iiee n ~
- ~ the feselue ard EeeplaE u TIE .
ls114 - JAcOB BUHELB, Clsfk.
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NEW GOODS q

,OEER-c OAtrINGS1P RiNCE or N ALPS
~ Meow Beaver EdsliIh Ksn,ey, a&6hy Beav.
er gtd Of the best ma which
\ VIII make mp az the 10 u Jst "a tef ~ -
ID goet2 sI,l john 4. IaIRlN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-23

yrsseu, opposed 20 ,ss rsoeirg variety q
mnasures "ets pop"Tcas p-tttEa ~ tire Natcr.
Tes"intnnss INC aFp"l"" scnt ~ ctmunttssm, 49,
M lsAIaon sa1 uh mcctiug shnuid b dcyptpd
" expose Vac ANn VA opprcssors n show tbfy
hsd hesn sVovea ana 6su1eA ani that 10 canseqsercs
~ ~, s., er ,l, ans thrir nmilas have ~ snitr
s ~" ssoss,ssa ~, shofatous was ms afgosnsa. ~ a
a. -, ,,er !, <muoe ,omplsrd ipiiosr --ffs1a
~, s,. =" <ie s4nina ha hsoaIid. fahn ~shNAlNN
49, ~. - abr A series "a fss1iai sore ~
ss1' ~ seheet thai p-tfIn aneai saaisaiin % r
800, ~ PERFECTED to be rnahfa A. fr0lN ~
ss,S q" - .ncrascAtnsGis tlrfr rsiii= tafil'i
ma ,, committee be aplpanies g. N'ri'unas..i ~
~. <er "inltdyor. uiso o. tfna fsii.Hn g. o.
10 apfOnt ,ofain aHciieI cul1'i I'D is.'ssh Al
A~<r whose business 10 stA uv t1 estimate thf rfhf D.
o|fald foe their labor. ThDse cong nihaF iaiqf Nl
Aure called upon refuse a. WORK AZ m If'ri ga
and 20 strike Cor the standard rate ~ waks ss n LA
la petition be presented " itr Mssaf thsl fisa
~ ~ respectfully "a De gelue.ted o. stap ~ fHF
system imposed upuln thsm eeofnsd O.
" IN connici wuh the ordinances g the fiY
tpasn,uch tho parties alluded 10 are "a lcvass
Bawnbrokers. The committee named in the rusaii
appointed by tna Chair.
II rs estimated that there bswoen thirty au1 frfF
thousand tsilors IN tho city and yNNiy ~ NaN Nofk
Tho meeting being conInEci entirely a Gsffnaua ths
proceedings oondgstcd ihe ,ioru.an i.agua.s.
Another meeting take riace wilma luN dala
IN order 10 ascertain the result Of fle aflln ths u
nittee and take iurther measures Ia The mater
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This is an unexpected statement. That the
banks would gain specie in the face of transfer of
IS. 100000 in coin from them to the SubTrcasury,
and that their loans would decline in the face OF
discount of IS 000 900 for the government GER
tainy not anticipated even by the shfewdest of
bankers. We presume that the large receipts OF
coin from the mint, and the curtailment which is
going or in business the causes of the anomaly.
They are certainly operating with more force than
was anticipated. The bank reserve has never been
o. high as it is to-day and if the s. 100000 has
been paid over, as understood, the average must be
presumed to be rising one.
There is nothing new ia the money market; no
heavy failures are reported to-day. The terrible
disaster which has bcialleA our arms is the sole
topic Of conversation in financial circles and bust
ness has been somewhat neglected n,consequence.
Bankers put up their notes for bills this morning
to 1879. for sterling, and 5.25 for francs-a re.
marksble advance. moderate business was
DONE a. about Io7 u in the one ease and 5.2711 in
the ther. This advance in exchange is the natu-
ra quence of the decline in exports Of pro-
duce Brt it has come rat her more suddenly than
was expected. People are wondering what the
bankers are RENTING to cover thei4 exchange.
Produce bills vesy scarce, and at present rates
there is no profit on Expectations OF gold.
The stock market opened steadily to-day on the
news in the morning pagers, which was construed
- favorable for tie United States arms AT The
close OF the first hoard the news OF the terrible
roat at Bulls run began to arrive, and panic en-
sued Missouris, Which had sold at 45 al the cont
mencement OF business, drspped to Al; New
York Central which opened at ~, fell 10 75s4 Peo
pie were unwilling to effect purchases at any.
price in ignorance of the details Of the disaster.
The Western ehares, which had been in demand at
the morning board at slight advance over Sat
urday's prices, fell of considerably, and we're un-
saleabe. After the Grst panic the market raj.
lied, on the rumor that matters were not as bad ~
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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY e. 1861.

ship n Lans Brysr Liverpool - days with mass sna %
10 siennzcd ship Webb bound W. Iath lust lat AZ 81
Ion g. spoke ship Tonswanda from Liverpool for PhaaeL
a s Ssy. p s,s % %o 1,fS rP.on South Shields
shp AIraean lo BOSOM Kelly uaIs 81 days yh na.s
Ion % e sIspaYiled BIZ ship pceislsyer bound +.
B,if ledy syi Avery Maacaibo July :, With coffee &c
srig ysrnoa q w,ai.s,on Scl. symmea cardenas 10
Brig Robin, Gupli Ionloui Tor Boston,
schr WI, o. the Wsp (Br], Han Jaemel July with eof
= sshF Walter Raleigh Phillips ssgua, days Nsh sugar. to
IS. ssar rsvics ,Rl noao Nassau sea salvador asys
spoke wlanFs br Alexander, Of P.osnccown our,
sscer John s;9,son, earusss Monroe, sdsys
sh Mo nir sa Me- WEI for Folly Landing
seS ST XIII a r1iA lastP2T s Fan Ftyen
scsr Melm, pe"irg f,aPeteror, or New Haven,
scsr NsrIaSa4 p hqshet lfahn.hpor or Fort Lee.
ScI u barnes Raymond, Herwth, 8 tays
schr los Holmes, Snih New Haven, day. ysOA"'
s schr 9 ninntin y lowell Albany for BOSTON
schr Josephine Davis, Port EVEN for Boston "''''
soop t Ks AST RoIe RGn snr for B9sOn
soop MedS a. Bos,wiss E,abe!npor Cor New Haven.
op Martha Cecilia Rose 2G for ia Bsts ipoo
Sioop Mount Hope. Sullivan, Taunton, . days
soopp pas"s Sbs Pa EVEN ta"n o PrSasa.
Steamer Steamer Taeony, Ely, PHILADELPHIA
steamer sparks, Green Philadelphia '''A
Steamer Delaware, Ashmore Trenton.
REtrsNEo-Brg Andrew Peters put back in distress with
fore and main topnasts and main boom pilot
Mary Taylor
SAILED
Steamships Champion, Aspinwal; Coazacoaicos, Fort
2ls,-shpss VIM Nye San Francisco; Milton and 0eni.
tore Aus) Liverpool; barks C7arna and Miranare usl
MsIseles; kimball Key West; briggs Jane and Judge
Whitman Boston.
Wind during The day 8 light
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-fnsdl,a arr pi8!srata request, with sales OF
sea- hhis a a. - o. % for sorlhern -four
nfuiN held while ssl moderate being confined 10
seen 200 bis, cssaing within tho range OF the
ssS,s. msE .ssse nsar wss s'ea,y at Sar
C,ra meal ~ss anist 81 oar dhcta'iSh-,
.tsr@ exccra sod prusr shipping lots. The sslos
fs,ie up ah1i $50 900 hlses - 81 20 uI white ONO,
al 81 a. ~ CO.. white Michigan esr o.. Tor Canada
c'nh % a. y. lor rmbor ese aud Wisconsin, So
s. iof Niws'kec clnb p1' % 'or Chicago club Corn
Wa n sona iesiand, a. unchanged pric,r The sales
e8 40 ahoat w 0Go buslols AZ sor ale for heated
aul colt az 4 A. Eastern MA A. AZ. 4.c. for
shpin. ts4G snd ~ &c 4sc lot white Western and
sac aoc for Nssilrn yerrw Rye aas nrIn, with sae
~ 200 bf.ias al aS a 40 luT " cst IA, and Doc Tor
sl.te Oats Wcrs afm ami IA good demand al Saturdays
quotsious
Ca,lEs lie gei On produced nv the tended
cess 'ransarfous. 1hc MARKET was ARM While sales
wees limited.
on H. basis &c sbput 10 for midsni liiands.
tN,,au-.--lhe market steady, but Ike other
thngs the 81 business lesficied 10 some
pDr,e by ezrlisp-ni growing ou' Ol news To Liver
engaged W slk ans flsp- bags al oil. va. 9s4d
A. i'll coo bids n0nr % cd, ana 100 hds tobacco at
2rs OF Rates % innisn and Iiayre uschsDsed.
Aoisss- sales Of 100 bhls. Cuba mgscoysdo AT IL
snd Too hhds rorso Rco ~ 2sc
PROVISIONS --iofk--1hc market was less active AMI
c,scd easier sal.s 81 900 hbls inadc AT
si5 ~ SIS 80 or mess, and $40 Tor prime. Beet was
steady with ssss OF i3S tcs, clsmg wsthn t.e qott
i.ns O saturday cui moats were heavy, With sales ~
NJ packages Sc &C. for bans aud so Tor shoulders
lard iesdy, Win s.les Of $50 bills al &C. D. but
tor and cheese unchanged.
RpL- SALES n 100 casks we're reported at BE- &C.
Suasv.--rbe market hrm, with moderate SAWS
which we're ooniined about 400 hhds chichy Cubas,
hin the range o b. a o. whh snnit F"to Ricos ~
7a.c sad $50 boxes NJ $40. g..
wirssks. --~al,vs ol 100 bhls. we're made a. loo.
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from 1 ho \ 1,olo.rr.,l,
BEVERLY TUCKER.

The Richmond Dispatch of Thursday says:-Beyery
Tucker late Consul Of the United States at the port
u Liverpool, arrived in Richmond on Monday with
dispatches for President Davis We learn that he made
che Journey from Halifax TO Richmond by the way of
Canada, Michigan and Illinois, and in order to guard still
Further against detention by the nyrmions Lin, ln
travelled under assumed name He speaks encoirag
tngly, we understand, of early recognition Of the
Southern confcderacy by the o Great Britain
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In the foregoing statement the assets owned by the com
pny have been reduced from their CANAL cost To
close approximation of their prcsct value and the bad
sets entirely taken ont which loss Terrence has been
charged 0'od income account existed at the time
the last annual report and which amounted To the sum o
1905 a0i 81 This aouni bsd accumulated net pchis
earnings for several the statements at the com
pany, without any available means lunds GA hand,
an Offset aud IT deemed advisable 10 charge az 10
this the depreciation the assets 81 the ccnpa
ny, sundry bad dbs aud Items OF construction charged
open account and TO sppiyhe balance, amounting 70
$4 I3 l0 the reduction Vi tn. construction
so that the present balance or income account shows III
net earnings OF the past year The most rigid ecoiony
compatible with tie preservation OF the property. safety
in running the trains has been introduced INTO every de
pariment and strci accountability required OF every or
cer aud employee II tho company, ant, while there -
gradual increa.e in the proportion u freight 20 pasn
ger trac unil the freight tf exceed ihoe Of the
passenger s,ill he road has been durmg tnr l--
year for i0k per cent the gross sefnns and the ION
ing stock and.road kept in good order.
The following was the condition OF The BsnA OF
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

MONDAY, July 22--6 p. NJ.
The bank statement of to-day compares as fol-
lows with that of last Monday
Week ending Loans Specie Circulation. Opposite
July 49, $Il2445 542 45 Ole 1856 S491 500 81 500 937
July 20 u20S6 l0s 46, 8o2 oe6 1854 1872 93,29s 1875
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JIENRY H. LEEIS, AL CrIONFER.
III HENRY II LEEDS 600 will sclat auction on Wed
nesday July "a at IL o'clock, IN front OF store NO ~
Nassau street thorough bred Mare, eight years old, 1914
hands high very stylish and handsome, fast runner
was broken expressly for the saddle and has been used
only saddle horse For further particulars inquire as
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MONDAY, July 22-6P.M
Asxas The market steady with small sales OF pots
at " ~, and AZ pesrls al " soasS s2S
--Flour--1. exciting character OF the war
tended interfere with the usual routine Of business
AMI thsush lhe market steady sales confined
. about 600 a coo bbls closing within the following