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Smyrna times., 1861-08-22

An important seizure has already been made
under the proclamation Of the PRESIDENT
hoods 10 the value OF about 50 600, purchased
by parties IN Baltimore for Richmond dea lers,
were saturday intercepted al Annapolis June
''oh anu taken possession Of, together with the
teams ana wagons by which they were being
conveyed and number otle'ters to officers in
the reoei Army. 1t Is understood that the ma n
having charge OF the goods has aso furnished
much valuable lntormatio in reference 70 the
manner IN which commun cation has been ken,
up between Baltimore and the rebel S;o,rs
Thus one prolific source Of supply for the rebels
is undoubtedly al last cut of.
Smyrna times., 1861-08-22
Grain Cradles, Nhcot RoL.~

nV'VTV'Hg Mixes Hand Rakes. Barley Forka
CulliVatUTs. Flows, Ilarrows Ground RoIl.r.
&c. JOUN nIIInww
~ d Agent for Kirby's AMERICAN HAR-
vEsrER' MANNEV's REAPING MACHINE ana
IHRAsHIEo MACHINE. PELroNs TRsrpLE. Ca.
HORSEPOWER, Hand Cornshellers, Power Shell
lers, &c. ="
Smyrna times., 1861-08-22

The Church Camp Meeting" which com.
meAced 10 the NJ. E. caurch in this place Mon
day week, was attended with a considerable
degree OF interest. Services were held morn.
ing, afternoon and evening, and notwithstand.
ing the inclemency Of the weather, most of
The time the congregations were large. The
following ministers were present and assisted
IN the pulpit exercises viz: Revs. J. s. Cook,
OF Odessa J. ID. Curtis. Of Dover J. B Avres.
of Smyrna, and w. C. R 1binson, l.. B HUGHES
}. b. LishIbourne, a. w. Milby and J. b.
Mccullough. Of Philadelphia. The pastor,
Mr.. Bishop. on Sunday preached impressive
disc"urses' and in the evening made an efiec.
tive appeal, the result of which was deeper
awakening. and an increased number of seek.
ers at the altar. The meetings this week will
be held only in the evening; they however
seem TO be increasing in interest, with the
prospect of good revival.
Smyrna times., 1861-08-22

10 CORRESPONDENTS We find in our dra W.
or several communications, in regard to which
word nay be necessary to our correspondents.
ewing" though written in pleasing style.
(and we might remark that we have in times
past been favored with some excellent articles
Oy The same correspo 1denD is rather too deti-
Client OF interest, except to the parties concern.
ed, to occupy SO much space in these stirring
times when news is crowding on our and the
general readers attention.
The piece OF poetry by the President. sent
us by our fair correspondent, from her " Scrap
Door, was so extensively published few
months since as 10 make its publication now
seem like " overriding good thing"
A "Tour to Washington" though dressed
up in good poetic fancy, deals too much in
incidental minuti@, and consequently too dit
tuFe and covers too much space for the general
reader. Ii embodied in one letter it would
M doubt be interesting.
The lines by Lady," in regard 10 the
Home Guards, though rhyming, are sometimes
forced, so as to be unmeaning or make the
writer say what she does not intend TO. Rhym-
ing Is not the most essential part Of good poe
try.
Smyrna times., 1861-08-22

VilIase dsreen Scmina,.u

~ oCHEH"TIs
select Boarding School, in beautiful and he.I,I
nj location. miles from Media Pa and : nil.
rom chester Easy Of access bat sutl rienv rerAnv
ed from ~ity and town influence 10 be morally safe
la'e" rhilos'phIGai apparatus for experiments
F.. hurCh. ' 81 W.
Thorough &c study in all the u,ual h,onchos
o'ddenta prepared for College or business
oPerlat attention paid to Mathematics and Natnrs1
Scenes. H'O'
Boarding for higher English and Mathematical
course per week. CO .Is
Tuition per Quartcr, g no
FOR Caalng les address
~, Rev, j. HARVEY BARTON, A. NJ.
- u Village Green, Del. Co. Pa
Smyrna times., 1861-08-22

by the dispatches from Missouri, we learn
mat the gallant lr;tIe Army wh ch fought the
battle OF Wilson's Creek has arrived ,ately at
lola, a@d gone into camp. l. is definitely as.
ctriaihed mat the enemy had IN that battle
| olO "eII-armcd and disciplined troops, and
lO'OoO lrreguIars-In all 2l,00O-while our
whole force consisted of only 5000.
Smyrna times., 1861-08-22

A new business has recently sprung up in the
South IN The shape of slave stealing. Hundreds
OF men, II is said, visit The eastern section of
NrgtaIa, whore they find klenty Of slaves il" run.
ning loose, who cave been deserted by their
masters aud they find no d fficury in Ia king
them aud conveying them otto South Carolina.
Georgia and Alabama.
Smyrna times., 1861-08-22
NOTICE.

Al persons in any way indebted to me ara
positively desired 10 call aud settle the ssme
oy tne LIST OF August. or their bills will be put
10 other h1nds Tor collection, No cred, will
oe gwen after that date. In excuse will say
that want of funds compels this course.
jyll J. K. WILLIAMSON
Smyrna times., 1861-08-22
F. WILMER.
Ell IL NE E<.
A S II E S

Superior otof Soap House Ashes. For sale Inv
Aug. I2Ih 81 FnlVIT Wi .t1e,,y
Smyrna times., 1861-08-22

an unfortunate atflr occurred on the Poto.
mac on Thursday afternoon in which three OF
!our men lost their lives The steamer Reso
fme repaired 10 Matthias Point tor the purpose
Oh r'coho(erIn[, aud batteau being discover
ed on sh"re loaded with lumber, a boat was
sent TO bring 1t oil, when the crew were fired
upon OY men IN ambush The RcSOiute immc-
Gia'eiy opened fire to cover tie retreat Of the
snrViV"rs' three in number, who succeeded in
reaching the vessel
Smyrna times., 1861-08-22

Important discoveries have been made bv
the Congressional Investigating Committee,
showing that traitors and spies daily frequent
the departments Of the government, procuring
Information, which is regularly transmitted to
the enemy.
Smyrna times., 1861-08-22
Farmers, Look Out

All persons interested in the use of the fol-
lowing articles are requested to examine M
stock, consisting of very superior -
Smyrna times., 1861-08-22

The Grand Jury of the u S. Circuit Court
al New York hive presented as Ruisances the
journal OF Commerce, Daily Aces, Dag Book
frecm0HS journal and brooklyn EagIc, for
sympathy with the. rebels, and ask the advice
OF the 'urt saying that they will be glad to
learn that the conductors Of these pa pefs are
liable 10 indictment and condign punishment.
Smyrna times., 1861-08-22

Fh'y regiments are recruiting in New York
city, aud thlrty-onc in Philadelphia. The
former have in the aggregate 1900 men
aud The latter 5000. OF these, $4,000 from
New ork and 5000 from Phlladel pima will a,
once be sent 10 Washington.
Smyrna times., 1861-08-22

All the military departments composed of
.ne states ct Delaware and Maryland and por.
t,oHs OF virginia, together with the city of
"ashlng'on have been united in one grand
department, uGder the command of Major Gen
a' McIIeIIan. rs consequence, Mn jor
Generals DIX and Banks are thus placed IN
subordinate military positions. Fortress Mon
roe is rot included in thus new arrangement.
Smyrna times., 1861-08-22

Five new regiments leaves Massachusetts
tins week, and three regiments and Il battery
OF artillery 60 shortly from New Hampshire
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30
CARn-

EdffOrS HfelilgeHeCr:-On,the last elpr.
ton voted forIhe ordinance of secession.
and was asked by several OF nv German
fellow citizens why did so. spent most
of my time in travelling on boats, which
prevents NE from informing myself thor
oughly with our Virginia politics. This
will nccount for my vote on the last eiec-
tion, which was given in mistake. 4 few
days ntter the election Ilionght it due to
myself to relate the circumstances under
which was induced to vote ng,,inst my
sentiments, and published n card in the
German paper OF this city.
Mr.. Acdrew White, to whom / too.-
reference in this card, bad it translated bv
some one, and in H,notiee ITO the PubIir.n
declared it ''ttieTiy false and Untrue" To
set the public right, so fir as my state
ment is concerned, and rs the translation
PgtVen by Mr.lWhitt is not correct, will
endeavUr to give a correct translation OF
the card published iuslhs German paper: :
"On the day OftlaSt electtOn,I met sir.
Andrsw White Mt th6a Court House, aud,
knowing him for a long time, ms an honor
able Democrat. asked him, how he would
vote Whereupou AF, White answered
''FoF the G0HshtuTOn.T In consequence OF
this answer, votedthe same ticket thai
AIR. A. White voted, and which he handed
10 me, and which, turned ont to be
ticket for Sseesron s1wish now to declare,
thatit was my intention to vote ggains; se-
esSsion, and that onlyby the unreTtain un-
swer which received from Mr.. A. White,
was indnced to vote for secession"
Iusk now, Mr.. "A. White, whether ms
statement was false and untrueP ms he
likes TO style it, did not charge him with
any intention to influence my vote, but
gave his answer AS | received it. only
said that voted tho same ticket he voted,
because believed him on the right side.
where he formerly was generally, but
was mistaken this time. JOSEPH SrEcK.
WHEELING, May 25I 1851. ltt
Fl recoeet now, that in this ols point was wrong
lYtmPrsSsed. tir Il was not Mr. White who gave me
tue ticket but received 1t from NIr. Goshorn.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30
ADVICE TO SOLDIERS.

+ A correspondent writing to MS from
Pennsylvania Camp. Baltimore, gives the
following seasonable advice to soldiers
He says he makes the suggestions MS lone
who is in the 'mtIr no&, and pretty near
through it.
Provide yourself With tin cup, deep tin
plate, knife, fork and spoon. a quart cup
is best, rs yoa will then get double allow
ance.
By all means get white Havelnck cap
cover made of s-4 of a yard ofwhitc fian-
mel, light texture, to cover the cap and
neck. If the ladies wish to provide any
thing, they can make these covers very
we'll.
Ifyou can. get a light india rubber cont
or oil silk, take it in preference TO an india
rubber blanket. If you can get neither,
get anything in tho shape of oiled goods
thst will keep the water out
Take a pair ofslippers and the Govern
meut brogans, in preference to any shoe a
shoemaker will make you, They are easier
aud better. Take extra shoe strings, writ
ing paper, envelopes, stamps; all the
money you can get, and throw everything
ont that is not indispensable.
Keep your body clean; change your
straw whenever you can; diTlue into
messes, with non-commissioned officer
in each mess to keep things straight, aud
allow no Sinking; cook by company; get
q , gallon coffee kettle for each company;
a coffee mill, coffee strsiuer; muslin bhg to
boil cofTeein in; a mess chest, with lock aud
key, to keep the compauys cooking uten-
sils in. Every mess should havea black
ing brush aud backing !. bottle of sweet
oil; rags to wipe with; small tin sconce
to hold candles for each tent, Ms they are
very liable to burn down, and the value OF
the tent is deducted on, Of the pay.
Do not drink much, except on rainy
days. Sleep al you Can eat all you can
get; stick up for our rights; obey your
officers, and say nothing ontside6f their
above all, stick to the flag. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30

4s-SPEcIAL NOTICES Double the above rates.
+9 early Advertising on reasonable terms accor-
made, y
All lHdvertisements frum transient persons or stranR
ers. to be paid for in. dClrdnes
B1sines Cards NOT exceeding Te lines $40 per YEAR
% - tor elk months, but for shorter period nothing
VIII be counted less than square.
The privilege Of Animal Advertising Is limited IN
1ne advertisers, own Immediate business; and all
adysrtiSemGnts for tho benefit of other prisons as
oHauction Eales and real estate sent In by them
be paid FOR at the usual Tntes IL
81 advertisements not accompanied With written
accordingly. ss ~
Notices ior Political AIeetinsS to be charged in all
aFEInEet NotIees Of Funerals, and announceu,ents
~ erTnons, so cents zach. noTil1'Ss
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30

The last received number of Punch
squibs this country nnliciousIy,-Punch,
IN his American fun, was always waspislI.
The cartoon picture represents President
Abe with a very doleful fact, seated 10y his
freside, which smokes badly. He remarks:
What nice White House this would be,
if it were not for the 6!acksl" There is
also poetical Hllnsion to sumpter, and the
following dosgere!.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30

The Iowa City Gozstte, in the course of
a long article on the prospects iu Western
Virginia, and the late Convention in this
city, observes:
Nearly all the delegates appeared anx.
ious for division of the Stale, either be-
fore or after the vote on the ordinance of
secession, which takes place tomorrow,
the 23d inst. The counties separating will
get clear of State debt of $40, 900 900,
aud So, ,OOO, 900 tax. This is an impor-
tant item, aside from grievances of a more
patriotic character. Their final action
will be looked tor with considerable anx-
iety The old and popular song, so long
favorite with the descendants of tho Old
Dominion. is likely soon to he changed to
suit the spirit of>the age and trauspiring
events-':o carry me back to Nep yjrgin-
ia &c.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30
NUMBER 23S
Interesting News!
A New Oil We'll Just Discovered

"A new Oll W ell just DlScOfefeu!
But a smnll Amount Required for cv-
cry one to take a Share.
EVe'y so csats iaresicd ,sal yield 81 iror;1
IN ADVANCE OF TIE NEW H1au TARIFF.
1O0 CASES OF NEW SPRING AND SUMNER
IOO DRY GOODS
nave inst been recsved which tho snhseTher able
70 sel for less than half their original value.
], Besides lany other gods received. hs will only
mention l5O pieces Of silk of ali the latest styl= 1t
all prices, some low US SO cts. per yard worth Mt
least ST. and some Plain Silks low as SIC per yar
70 pieces OF Plain Black silks for Dresses aud Man
rnSe!ng Dfess Goods for only &c per yard worth at
!, Lawns and lawn Roles, plain qaa figured Besecea
Do46is Width grOy, black and white Berssss for
slnEls aad psEter'i some worth 81, for only co S;s
oEalliea and D,laInes, GlnshO1us and Chlpt-s..
large stock; some 81 DARK Fsench Chtnrse4, for
!ee 10 Per ard worth StlSags SIC, Gn1NghI Ei.tlsa
sHAwLS-ioo oEapS shavla, an eolorH trrcsua 6 To
90 dollars pieces 20 TwIIted sil ShSEis, raw
styls.: 100 Stella ShGwtS, sora, as low as 81.
SUE and Cloth DaStors 0ai OloakS, Gt ali prices
Fronch Lace SfAnties Of all tue lHtest StyIeS.
a large stock Of ErlbroiGerIeS md WhIta dcc6s.
oIg doE. LadieP Hose, some worth lSc, for 8< e;S
Parasols, Hoop Skirts and CorSsts, a larSs stock.
DOSIESTlCS!-RaSt cOlored Prints. (WRFrhnfrl) }
iU5 or rS, ~ ana So per y yar5 woth I 10 nn o
widths and qualities. Irish Linen and Lpen Table
Clotbs at MI prices.
o4EPETS,-T5 pieces of fInsrain 3 ply and super.
A good assortment Of Boys Ready Made Clothing.
ana many ofheF goods numerous to mention. all
of which have been Sought for cash from Import rr.
and will be sold NJ greatly reduced prices Iy
ALIEN. lIEYMAN,
ap2 49, Main ST., Wheeling, Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30
MisS0uri RliTIing Comnnnv
Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1851.
CAPITAL STOCEx III Et-T- 600 -,

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1851.
CAPITAL STOCEE...,.............. $500 900.
WIS C2NPANH Isr FORMED PoIs THE pl;R-
j pose of advancing the great mining Interests Of
@ 9nE Stte' We DO not profess to be governed by
purely phLanthrOpc motives iu initi1iipV this en-
terprise We believe that the stock C Is made ir
pay large dividends and NJ the nio time moro real
Sood accomplished and greater progress made in de-
veopirg aud making know tie asiniisl,iI mineral
weA III oi Missouri Than by the Uss, Of ye fines The
HuTunt o our capital invested in any other business
We 7lo!' nIA6e the Oitire Of cur COnpahy a C M
piete mining bureau OF the mineral resources OF m.
stare We have power under charter to pur-
S'Se Hud srlt mineral lands wherever Iorntr'I II,
Missouri. Great Inducements Will B ,fTeTc,I Ia cp n
itaiihts and mining udyeuluTcrs, who desire To nHF
Company "''N 'A'S
We r,tpeclfnlly solicit the attention of ali who
have mineral lan'ls for sale to send US a statement
St the tnme describing the Kind OF muerals on Ihcir
lands, hcnumbeT acres the location and The in,,
est casli price they willing take for said lands
We shall work ouiy such mines as nav large v bpt
books for subscription 10 the stock al NJ
me Office 0f the Company, Siain street. northwest
30 II iocust street. all who feel an erect m this
business and have money wilItio we'll 10 cali and
sTseIInS. Lho9s Wishing stock living ont Of the
city can secure by enclosing per cent Of the
amount wanted TO the PreEidsnt or Treasurer.
DIAEcToRs:
Henry D. BEcon, EsG, Matthew Butler Esq.,
E,S EE9;SsP, SI..! LsihE:P, Esq7 Z. 81. Lynch, Esq1
:, Henry D. Bacon, L. =. Bogy.
The above prospectus has nm TO mi. 3I,,. ,,,.r
published in only Of our Leading papors for len
days NoeXtEa efforts to get stock taken have been
mhf9; yet TIL. publc go well appreciate The sound
Ness 81 the enterprise, that IundrcI thGuS-
and dollars Of tue stock has already been taken We
Mua bTety htate that the shnres S25 eaeI, paid
in fnil, without further LIABILITY; transferable II ~
IINsFy= registered only when diVideHls are received
ify person having money spare. can. by the Ulir,
chase Of shares in the Missouri Mining Connnnv
make an investmeiit that " i'll pay largely and lod
stock that is readily converted into wtIout loss
answered.. mh30- -IS,'5IrSS"S ~
Louis. NO. March 90. 1861. "'''''-u% VIZ"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30

FIRE ANU INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted consistent with snlvency and
fair proi.E.
EgeciII dESRtioH girss I,sstra rcaf n IPELLENS
dad GoHtsHts for tsTns cf"a5 70 sUc solrs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30
gailp gntplllgcucrr
TERMS OF ADvERTIsINc.

TwEtvE sotp LINES OF NosPAnE1t. toR. oSr rSca .1op
LESS, NAKE sQUARE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30

Wheeling Window Glass Manu-
factory.
T HAVE PURCHASED ASD RRFITTRD TuH
4 above NanuflctOry ri heavy eXpcnfe, and bo-
lnH now In successful operation am fully prepared
TO make and furnish Window Glass OF any size want
ed Ia quality of Glass Wheeling lass Is not ex.
Celled "a RuIINSOSs T5 SI1inS ST. AZ "a
septI9 Wheeling, Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30
IN. WATTS TO JoNArmAN.


"A Spiritual Communication. Medium, Miss Pnaol,.I
Let DOns delight TO shout and smile
Their Geliers no ways Slow,
Let cDonE and Wild cats scratch and fight
Ces 'tis their nntuT to
But, Yankees, guess you shouldn't let
Stitch 'tarna dander rise:
Your hands wHrIt male to draw the bead
On one Rnottier's eyes. rr
GLADSTONE THE HusBASD's REST FRIrND.
-lA Fond Couple are walking down Re-
geut street.i Wife (spell-houud outside a
milliner,s shop) Do stop, Henry, there's
n dear, ! won't keep you u moment. | only
just want to look at this beautifu. bo,.at6.
Husband, GmRaiienIly.1% No, Julia, i will
not listen to 1t. Besides, certainly Rgree
with the Chancellor of the Exchequer, tinTt
it is high time stop Was put to this prof
ligate expenditure [EIurries her iupetu-
Ously away.
NiGGGR lMPUDESCE.--FheC COiored iuhabf-
tants ofNew York have established among
themselves Club, in which members are
bmllOttrd fur not exactly in the usual man
Her. Unsuccessful candidates for admis-
sion are wlliteballed.
RATHER \ Hon Norr.-The Critic of the
Times, speakingof Mr.. Sims Reeves at the
Crystnl Palhce, described him us the best
singer that had been heard in Havdn's
nraiorio-in fact, as the greatest man in
CreatiOnl
y GRoAN PROM HUsB4SD.-An unfor-
tunatc victim of husband, who had been
detained -On high stool for something
like half day inside Swan Edgnrs, WAS
heard to exclHim-''By Jovc, Napoleon
called us 'n nation of shopkecpers,' and the
reproach must originally have been brought
down upon us hy the love that the English
women have for shopping, aud keeping
their husbands for hours there"
French Critic says. M Mautnlembert
is another Boileau." 1t may be so-any.
how his last furious pamphlet is another
BOil-nver.
ANIMAL ExJoYNENT.-An epicnre recon-
mends cucumbers to be eaten with salmon,
for the reason thht it enlarges the pleas
ares of the palate, by enabling man to en-
joy the delight of rumiuatiou.
"A SoRDrD EXISTENCE. That led by
King Damoclcs with the sword continually
suspended over his head.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30

Upwards OF SI3, 100000
Hf Losses have been paid by ihr E,na Insurance {
in the past II yeara.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30
SPOTSWOOD HOTEI,

MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
BWiR in 1850, aud Ra,ui,hsd soual 10 anv in ne
UHtsed SAFES.
JOSEPH Fl. 'CRENsHAw, Proprietor.
TIIEODOREW iTdsvYIGYR,1
snpt. and Manager. mhf4-ly4
p, G. HILDRETH & BRO.
53 Main street,
Wheeling, Va.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IS
Nall Rod. window Glass, MARYLAND lime.
Lar Lar lro;I, Printing Paper, Common Lime
sails Wrap. Paper, FluuT,
sheet Iron, Plaster Paris Shanghai Gnteheg
Wire. land platter, salt
Cast Steel Cement Wooden Ware ke
Agsnta for HorL's Improved Counter and Platform
Scales
Ihs i4ighsst Brks; ilics i-si FOR Rog= F7az:srd,
t,sIz>Sg. !t !.Sera1 IroE q. jyl3
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30

Tao prHgress Of this Corporation has been stable
andnninterruptsd through of financial sun-
aveapinE conilagrNtipus anl maritime disaster. lie
nS Ioug establIshel'ua cash basis the troubles of
ta credit system aect in material particular.
Daring "hard times the security Of reliable Iusu-
riRcI is imperative duty;hr ability nf property
kuIlcrH tOsustsin iOSs being then much lessensJ.
Policies iSsEel without delay. and all business at
t-udsitO with dispatch and fidelity, by
y. @. ARTHUR. Agent,
Oiice over the Bank OF Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30

DA1IS OiIGANDIES AND C.HENH-
l. DINE BEREGES, in beautiful stvlrs, iust re
ceiVetl and offered very low by
apo GEO. n. TAYLOR.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30

OLDPORT WINE OLD HAIl3IOyY
~, ~ sherry Vino, Old sIndcir,, Wine Imperial
iEsilnet, and Gha& lehlsick's Champagne Wines
mh22 wa. EDWARDS ( DEo.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30

MASON CITY SALT.-l0u bLls best COM
III mon, 81 bhls l'atry, Just received per staanIer
Liberty amt for sale by lmy4l NJ. islILLY,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30

HANDSOME LACE CURTAINs.-W,
IL have received fine assortment Iscc S,,,r,,TnS
which We are Offering cheap.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30

Is IN IN IS.IE COE EE E..-lOO bags prime Rio Coffee
;" II, Reilly. 2
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30

Henry D. Bacon, 4. Z. Rogx
n. DUTLEii, Tre7a ALFRED oi.IPR Pr..,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30

=, GARRAGEEN BALM,
y L:R1ArEO FOR COUGHS. CALDS, etc
'eSsIrst. z. BOCKING, Ag't.
obi PslinvTs' HAN nrnS Store.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30
Aaaefe, JummnrY I, I26O.

TOTAL ASSETS. S2IqtIoo02
LiA1lLIrIEs-Gnsettictlerlin,s not duc-siIs,957 G5
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-26
co,nvspoxnrncr or TINE M,n,

CORRESPONDENCE OF THE MARSHAL OF Por,cv ,,,-,.
LEADING BUSINESS FrRMs.-Iu another portion :.
our columns we again publish further evidences =,
the great stagnation of business in our city. As
these are but few instances among many, it give,
but faint idea of the great distress at present
vailing among our working classes, who are now
thrown out of employment "Somebody is being
hurt-somethng is going wrong" Will not the
Administration adopt some measure to restore con-
hdence, 30 that trade may return to Its old chan
nels or find new ones?