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Ordinance Of the City respecting
fse ~ GnnWe II & ~ -t1t7E y

GEcT. 1.-So dog shall be perm tied 10 70 At lsrre
~ or loose, in any street. lane xey courf or trsv
eled way or in any unincioscd public place In this
City, until the owner keeper of such dog n tbe
head Of the family, or the keeper Of the house store
shop ONCE or other place where such dog is kept or
narbored. shall have paid to the City Marshal two
dollars for q license for such dog to 90 at large
SECT. Z In case any dog shall be found loose or
going At large. contrary to any of the foregoing pro-
visions the owner or keeper thereof or the head of
the famfy or keeper Of the house. >tsrs shop. ofce
or other place where such dog Is kept or harborcd
lars. ~ $50
n. b. The above Ordinance viii be strictly en-
forced. JOHN s. HEAID CIV W.f.b.S
Portland. May !. 1863. lea 2m
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NOR term OF years. the vacant Lot OF Land on
IL Fore street, above India street, recently occu-
pied by b. + Noble Co.. as Lumber Yard.
Apply to LEWIS PIERCE,
ap30 II w "a Middle Street.
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LNVE DOLLARS will be given for the detection
IL and conviction of any person or persons stealing
papers from the doors of our subscribers.
dec2h PUBLISHERS OF THEPRESS
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Journal Of Oct. q, furnishes additional Testimo-
ny in Jaror Of this Great Specific:
CHARLRsrowN, Oct. Is, 1862.
To the Editor Of the Boston journal
Wishing to perform a duty which consider dne to
the afflicted well act of justice 10 the pro-
prietor Of the medicine named below take this
method to give publicity to the following: NV wife
has been dreadfully afflicted for years with canker in
the mouth, throat and stomach which at times made
its appearance upon the surface of the stomach
breast, side, and one arm, even rendering the parts
completely raw, and producing distress that brought
her nigh unto death.
Some time since, being confined, she was greatly
reduced In consequence of the settling of the humor
in her breast producing less than five ulcers at
one time combining her to her bed for fifteen weeks
and leaving her In very bad and almost hopeless
condition. which bafied every used for her
benefit till some time in August last. when How
ards Cancer and Canker Syrup" was brought TO
our notice in amanner that induced US TO give il
trial which did with the most astonishing and
gratifying results. After using bottles of the
Syrup all signs of the-humor disappeared, and her
health is now good, condition to which she has
been stranger for many years. cannot command
language to express the happiness that this most
ceient medicine has brought to my family but as
some slight return for the benefit have received
make this public statement of the case entirely of
my own ace rd, without solicitation from any one.
Should any person interested wish 10 consult eith-
er of us upon the subject should be pleased to
see them az residence, No. 46 Warren street,
Charlestown Mass. Yours truly,
Henry SIvApIE.
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j. w. SYKES.

j. w. SYKES.
Purchaser for Eastern Account
FLOUR, GRAIN, SEEDS. PROVISIONS. LARD,
BUTTER ana WESTERN PRODUCE
generally.
Particular attention given to shipping by quickest
and cheapest routes. No. l52 SOUTH WATER ST,
20. Box All. Chicago, Illinois.
REFERENoEs-Messrs Maynard & Sons; IL & w
Chickering: G.. II. Cummings Co.; S. u. Bowdlear
Co.; Charles A. Stone; Hallett, Davis & Co., of
Boston, Mass. Cashier Elliot Bank. Boston. J. N.
Bacon, ESQ., President Newton Bank, Newton. e.
b. Cotbn Warren Ellis Sons. New York City
jy9 '63 dly
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oHs
ouneriOr Bark Mills.

TTNH f subscriber begs leave 10 inform Iannenin
Il Maine. that he is Agent for the sale OF bloomes
New York, ana extensively used there e i
These mills can be seen IN operation at VIM. Gray .
Tannery, Portland, Allen 4 warren's fryeburg,
and j. l.. Horne. Norway, Me. f
For particulars in regard 10 the advantages claim.
ed for this mill see Circulars which will be sent on
application. J. NJ. SOUTHWICK.
nyso d3ins 256 Congress Street BOSTON.
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WHOLE NO. 346.
LEGAL & OFFICIAL.
Head Quarters. Provost Marshal,
DISTRICT MAINE.

r. PORTLAND, July a. 1853
Extract IRON Regulations in regard to So ubstifufes
ofh The Board of Enrollmeft VIII give nuhl!e
notice arer drait is made, that they will between
such hours ON every day mp TO the time when rat
ed me are ordered to report at a rcndezyop. hcsr
propositions tor substitutes and examine persons 20
Offering ~
9TH All men who may be drafted. and who de-
sire to present Substitutes shall give notice IN
ing to the Board Of Enrolment, that on such dav
they viii present substitute. giving his name real
citizen" y,
The Board of Enrolment hereby give notice that
they viii examine substitutes for drafted men m
Monday. July "a, between the hours OF and il
O'Clock A; M, and and o'clock T.. M., and between
lhe same hours Of each succeeding day before each
orated man y ordered to report II the rendezvous
fartleuiar attention is called TO Section T. above
nas 70 giving notice in writing OF substitutes
af CHARLES ii. DOUGHTY, -
Capt and Provost Marshal lat Diet
EDWARD MORRIS, Commissioner - -'s.
THEODORE. II: JEwETT, M D.,
Portland. July 22. 1863. aySs-
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Prepared and sold by ID. HOWARD. Randolph,
Mass to whom all letters of enquiry should be ad-
dressed For sale in Portland by II. III. HA Y, Drug.
qisf, junction Free and Middle streets, General
Agent for Maine-and by dealers in medicine gen.
eray Price 81 per bottle; bottles for s5
jy24 eod3m
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VALUABLE
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

fINHE subscriber offers his farm Gorham
IL Corn r for sale Considering the goodness of
the farm and buildings, the nearness TO the Semi
nary Churches Depot. SC, this is regarded as one
OF the most desirable residences in Cumberland
county. Purchasers are invited to examine the
premises. Price s1501. Questions by mail freely
answered. GEO. PENDLET0N, Gorham.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
WAR CLAIM AGENCY.
500 Bounty Money, Back Pay,
And Pensions.
NyHE undersignedis prepared to obtain from the
Il United States Government, 500 Bounty Money,
Back Pay &c. for heirs of Officers Soldiers dying
n the U. s service.
Invalid Pensions,
Established for Ohicers and Soldiers, wounded or
disabled by sickness contracted while in the service
ofthe United States, in the line of duty.
Pensions
Procured for widows or children of officers and Sol
ticrs who have died. while In the service Of the Unit
ed States. as
Prize Money Pensions Bounty and Back Paw col.
iected for Seamen and their heirs.
Feos, for each Pension obtained, Five Dollars.
All Claims against the Government will receive
prompt attention
Post Office address
SETH E. BEED1
(Ofhce No. 8 State House.)
RKPEREscEs.
Hon Lot NJ, morrill,, Hon. Joseph b. Hall,
U. s. Senate, Scc'y of State
Hon James @. Blaine, Hon. Nathan Dane,
sep20d& w14tf State Treasurer
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@ DR.. WALTER R. JOHNSON,
yellow Corn.

P.F, vARNCM.
jyls Commercial street, head widsery's wharf
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Nothing ventured nothing gained.
TVyHOsE having a small capital 10 invest In safe
IL paving business call at 229 Congress street.
jy2odtf
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For Sale.

o. THE Three Story Brick Dwelling House,
hi: No. 1856 Congress street. corner Quincy street.
Gik Said House contains fourteen finished
rooms; is warmed by furnsce: plenty of hard and
son water; abundance of closet room. Enquire
of JAMES Z. FERNALD,
ap23tf 81 Middle Street.
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To be Let.
lyHAMBERSi in the second story, Store 90
~ Middle estrcet-Mitchell's Building. Possession
given Immediately. Inquire of
jan2tf A. T DOLE.
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The olio,oing Letter tchieh take from the Boston
Journal Of Oct. q, furnishes additional 7estin,o-
ny in Jfaror Of this Great Specific:
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The weather-Its rulers-Present condition
Of things = Something alarming = Con-
scripts and their Camp--Ed,cdrd Ecerett
and his soas-The Tdcony pirates-Stedmer
Gen. Bdnks-1he Mass. 54th--Hs conduct
and brarery-Repubiicaa State Conren-
tion Secretary Chase = Thanksgiving
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-15
8alttnOre nn0 SbiO
EiSpnhnhn.
Wnenb0htt.

am unb mad Sonntas, %. gtoS trer6en tGsli@ Q 3iae
na& W9eeIins uub RartersbarS unb elm Bug mad Grebe.
ria abse6er, pie folgt:
,gOfsus tSSli6 (GOnutasc uusSenOutmcn), gaOrSens 9
tbr,
~GrprsB5uS tSsti@ GbenbS 9 uBr 30 stiu.
Setbe 3uSe berbinben ft4 am Obiptus nit alien Ytds.
5ea meftltf, acr6tpefli@ unb Iabpeflt@.
Uer Sns mad Greberid se9t tGSli9 BON Baltimore un
e:8O Ste@nttttass hub ban Greberid 7.00 Dtorgens,
SonntagS ousSenoutmeu.
Der SuS mad @1icctts Diils sebt bon Baltimore
WtotSehS nm 40 nnb 9.15, un6 Na6mittagS 20 unb
AS, unO bon @aicOtt's OaiGs Oapraens TAO unb HOO
unb Iadmitta9s 2.45 unb 500.
NaG WaIttnatcn.
46Sans bon Baltimore mad WoibiuOton Msoraens 400
1.l5, 8.5Ounb 1920, unb gta&m 8.15, 4.S5 uub 1856;
Sonuta9s nar WtorSenS mn 400 unb $50, uub gtabz
ultttn9s um 3.l5. GtSan9 bon 3ai6iuotou Ufproeas
nm 6.35, 500 II. 11.50 II. ga5u1. nm $40, 4.sO, 5 II.
$50. SonntasS nlr W~acreas um 8 unb gta6mittacS
80 u. $50. gtur Der 2tc, Ate II. Ste BUG bon 9altiz
more unS ber erfte, brittle, uub oierte 3ug bon DaI6inatou
balten an aGen Staticneu an. Ser brittle unb finite
Bug BON Baltimore unb spette nnb bierte 3ua Seu gsof6s
instcn %berbinSeu f& nit benz Mnnapplisz3 use.
DeSeu a69erer Gustunft unb SiGete teber 4rt uenbe
man ft an 3. g. @uSlan6, agent in Der @eltbpuz Sta
ton pber an bic 3idet=OfTce.
20. q. Gmitb, ranspprtmeiR
3. @. 9 ole, @euerolzgSeut. (3au6in
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gSj@tt0 far Net feabe.
4

%bBAn.6 ptr bertWttptNeR a..
fenbatn3n8e.
Rad @afbtn9tpn NIT DER Baltp.
unb Ottu Bahn Nur9ens I'm 4, Z, $50
unp 1920 GurmtttaOs. 3.15, 4.35 unD
1885 Nadmtttass.
Sonnta8S bGge8en 9tben btr Gigs nar
Weprgt9S tint 4 unb 8.15 8Orm. nnD 3.15
9la1ut.
Bon BRfb tn9ton Stben Dtt 3agt
Mfor8ets unt $50 500 unD 1850 Mtm.-
Na&mttta8s mm $40 mnb 4.3O. 5 mnb
$50 = De6 Sonnta8s um 8 1br Weuraens
aap 80 unp $50 glatamittuSs.
Rad rttnsbmr9 gu ut t.
lamb Dartersbur8 Hnp US 3 e e
|ttm0- Der YDf3u9 tOeIGer an allen 3pt.
lHenltattuaen balt DerlaBt @ampen depot uln
8 ubt 0tUrsens, Der Grpreb3ue $50 9bDs.
Bstos 3Gge pe9en tn Senauer 9srbtmpung
NIT ben uaG Cincinnati ab9ebsnOen 3asen.
MAO 6rtbertdbe bee Spuntags aus9e-
ncn1men NaGm. INN 4.3O Wf. unb gett
uut 100 Mtur9ens bon GrebertG srteber ab.
Na4 GItteDttS Wtlls.-MeDreeue
UNI $40 unD 9.15 unb MnGmtttags nm,
1.20 uns AS Nltn. @Dn @ltcDtts Witls
seben 3ase UNI TAO mnb HOO. Micrgens
unb 2.45 unD 500 NaGmtttags al.
Na9 DkttabeIpbta rm $40 unb
10 ubr Uepr9ens unb LILO Mtn. $50 unp
ego 9aAacittaoa.
An Sonntassn 8ett blDs Elm 3u8 nm. $50
Abenbs. sta a7s n n
! AGe 3Iee init Ausnatme bee 8.30Mtpr0er@
Bugs ltebem NIT ben na6 Netusg ort sebsnber
Berbinbnng. ur sa-
Na1 WOr6en matt Der Wcrtbern Gems
-tEne trail Babn. 8
DIS 81 &c nit Diefer Dabn 8 6
Ben pUm @alvertfr Depot ab,
wie fUlgt:
0oS 0arrtsbwr8, ptttsbur8
&c. UNI 9.15 WOr9sns unb 9 ubr NbenD6,
Rad 3arrt6buro nur utn $50 NeGutts
tags. m
Gn @Uuntasen ssbt blD6 Der 8 t1br sXenp'
5u9. ...n
NuBer btefen Gtlenbabn3nsem gsbt jeber
DtenFag, @littpOG, 6rettas unb GamRag,
Wlorgens UNI 7 ubr Elm DampfbUpt rad
annapolis unD Nee 9iper Cambridge ct.
NetHaels &c. .. uno anbere an bent SfltA u.
tUefl. ufer s~eIesenen DlGBsn.
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Tener=0erfmernng
Der afcctirten 5euermnnns= 81 rli&erunesae-
IeIi9aft bon Baltimore.
NU. 4 SSutbfr., s~eaenibet benz eun.@ ebau6e.
Sn Setradt Der trfUIsret6en E6dttefett bes Dantpf. Eeuer.
requirements feIen MIR rpn teute an gum btnieeren prttIe
meme golteen aus unb erteuert aud Die alien 3u ben biItg-
zen gtatsn. AIe Stetentsen, peIde Sduier, W6beI pber
lSnttt8e neutrality-suspicious. fWe eth Dbes Eeben Sabre az ser-
tpern punlben, ~ereen bternti etneelahen, f9 BITE 2tfe
nnterer terab9efebten grdmten a~nsuiebeu. -
@He WerIn1te werten Wte bts6er prprtst unb liberal aus
besAhlt. S6bn q. MpUre. HrGf.
Dtretturen
gHHt. Y, pad 1oab @atter, SraxstS Burns,
@uen patnt, Wtdarb 6. NRpipA, SamteS 8paHe,
S@stts Y ~1Dheeben, SaneS u BrMee, 8rauetS ". NftAe,
SanteS @etts, Samuel &ttE sSnntes y. Oecrae,
~SaHe1per Dub, SGepb Erpf, Dr. s. 6. q. 5tnSe,
Spbu DutebaFt, Sstr,
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800 NO1Oli6e Gentral Gilen6o6n
0erdhberter Tabrplan

ONVARtWA
na0 bem DtRtm umb Norben.
X3tnter-T abrpIan.
I'm nnb no$ bem Is. gtoS. tperSen bic 3Hae out Siese
SaPn IN Ha@tOfgenber Geiie erpebirt:
3a9e ncrDwSrtS.
gpp6r9 SEPT I'M ..............9 n6r 80 Din. @oru.
StPIebt"G' y 30 Qberha
2'rEt9onF9@ accommodation. .......3 glittoo
Portton =. 90 Spcro ATLn W% 80
318e ~ftpparts.
Pct5R9 tcuimt an lm1 woS,rc
@~rpreBju8 .....7.- gSo,m.
harrisburg Accommodation. .........11 SO @orrm.
P"1Ito" ...S.30 Sorm., 7.20 Gbeubs
Der ein3i8e 3n0, ipst8er am Gpnntag a6aebt, IN bsy
~SFpreB3n9 Uni 8 AFr 80 Dtin. a6enb8.
Uer lin $50 abeubs ~abse5enbe @rpresauo tmrb rur
an tol9enbsn faSliS BON 6arris6ura ~oeIeeenen 9rntten
%anPaIten: 9OIbbprcr99, Orrt, SanoSer Sanction. Ser
mont, Rarttol, Wtontton, @bambersburs nuS &pdcbs.
bile.
Der @of5u8 sctt tast4, aas8euUu1ntsn eonutoos.
Der ~@fpreBtu9 tonIrlt t1gliG, al89encrtmeu Wcntoos.
:Pal99tere Iur 5pli9enfaticneu fonten ben Snrrisbnro
u1o Marion Observation-Disclosures nebmen.
peffs nn6 GrpreS3i9e feFen geuau in @erbinbuuo NIT
Der PsnnipioaHia Central eiieata9n in Sarrisbura fir
pttte0urg, @Ie0eIaItb, Columbus, @tnctns
natt JnotanapOItS, Sort MoSne, G0icoop
uub alien %lGseu be8 SrDseu @efens, fonie al @ImtTo
NIT Der gsenc Dor: erie @iienbabn uan alien IlSter in,
n6r6li9eu unb rpefli&eH Nep Dorf.
Degeu t5aPrbtlets unb enberer 1et1auer u,lb Sey(TsIi.
ten Iusfnnft Seliebe utau ftt an bic 8iuetzOffce in ben
@aloert station @de ben GaLberts uab franfIirFr., N
psnbenS
8. 81. Du 8arrs,
Gen. SUpt. Der 9f6rbL. @entrpIbasu,
CD. g. 0pRu9,
G3up. Skrnhf= n 0ec 1oo;e~ -N.o-A
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GrplGl1b Seuerng3erGGeruno9s
@eTeUf3Gf1 9Ora 8~GItiut0ren

@loroDeItsGGe bon 8alttntprez anb Wprbar.
Deie geieui8eSt befbt et tsbeutenbss 8acr. gopitnI. ptra.
Cert '1esGrhe rne Wfab1lien tnner~ unb a~uberbaIb her Stabt.
Stssn Gas1 gstsan Snrds 5tuer, su iUl&en sRattn. be fUppbI
4snos garantte FIR be @erf&erten bieten. "
Seas9ffIIoe cosr Perl6nIt3e AppIttationen perken ictctt be-
torst Et0S. e. $ aga bIet s5r5Ht.
OttS spear, SET, 81
DiysftUrsu:
ssm+ o. SpsnGe, Iiltgu S0pEruG
.Srbn Z. EBrobem&. z. Is. BERT.
pn9b u. Gooper, CHARLES v. 9rrh.
&tarIeS q. Gager, gbayorS 90. SD5tf,ry
Jrtn .. BaEr5, Soon u. Gasabtt.os
JaS. .. SobHksa. Sra g. G6tasyb.
@r2a,
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HIdranlic ceInent.


THE EEhisE an bssa Brsaa al CAKES are Iaes
i - a6aE ~ EXCELSIOR BAKING POHDEk
s0ld n baxss Hna - Tie P9GEe y
Juls sd LOGAN, LIST 4 On
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ReheI News.

BALTIMORE. AoE THE AEE Of truce
boat arrived from Old Point last sFening-
The Ricb9ond papers contain 10 1eEs
Of importance
JEFF Davis Issued Hn.urgeat aPPeHl 70 the
Confsdsrats oEcers and soldiers 10 retGrn
innsdiAIely 10 their various coI1msbds--
Ee complains Of want OF sl=cIiiy On tie
part Of AL classes in coming forward II
ibis dark hour Of the south
The Richmond EEsniper Is gloomy over
the prospects At Charleston. and says the
fall Of that plsce sill be she uosi DOrilfyiaE
E1d disastrous event Of TIE EAr, and 2 IA
IA blow 70 the cSuse Of the Confedsrzey-
The Ricbnood papers state thai Lee has
1AsEsd his troops and Is ready for tat-
tie
The EIsuioeF ssys Lees army Is il eE-
cellent copditioD and spirits. An eogagF-
nsnt is possible if not probable On The line
Of The RzPidsn-
IIis believed IN Richmond that Meade
hiss been reinforced from Grants army 10
the extent Of IS 900 men
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THE SPIRIT OF TIE FINALE SBcEssIon-
IsTs.-An incident occurred few days
since. which illustrated the great affection
Of Southern ladies for the Union, and the
summary and efectual manner In which
Gen Ransom deals with them. A Mrs.
Shields, wife Of Eeslrhy attorney, resi-
ding near the picket line. came TO the
Generals heado narters TO apply for q
guard over her grounds and residence
Over the doorway of the house occupied
as headquarters. an American flag is 50
arranged that every person who enters
must pass under It Looking at the stars
and stripes. my lady" exclaimed Il cant
walk under that dirty rag" She was
shown a side door through which she en-
tered Gen Ransom soon came IN. hsv-
ing been informed Of the LADY 5 5ear d esprit
and listened patiently TO her long and ell
oQuent appeal for protection His reply
was plain and f0rcible= Madam If that
flag can't protect you ! can't give you
twenty -four hours In which TO 20 outside
my lines" Everybody 10 hatcher knew
the story before dark Il Was as good as
general order. Female seoesh venom
In NatcheZ was then and there sQueiehed.
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9aiIp sntelIigeutsr
Saturday Morning, August s, 1868.
~ =. Pro. q Of ihe ipnior raaE-

~K. 7. PEIcE. one Of the junior mag
mates of ,he rural district Of Wheeling,
csms 10 the metropolis last week. and be-
ing DESTROYS 70 show OF As though he was
not SO green. INDUCED Il various metro
politEn refreshments, and on Friday even
Ing brought up. II bibuious condition, n:
81 the house Of Justice SbRDkiin, where be
demanded = vETrsnE aud constable 10
enable him 30 ssizs cer,sia $500 gold
watch which be AEsrred with osihs most
bcisterons. had been distracted from the
pocket fornezst his heart by willy CypriaDz
IL house up toEa- BE fnTiher sverred
that If The said watch WAS not Immediately
sousf zsd ont he would get the clerks from
The QoArrsTnssier' aud tear The heuse
down. He WAS sdmonished by The constz-
DE thst such DEMONSTRATIONS Eere rot
fashionable il large citiEs, and his wrath
VS. mach modified when the constable
,g3n6 The watch where be had hung II beside
ios bed He became irzte again Only when
ne CypfiRns refused 70 shake hands with
biz. AID be retired wiser man bys days
sEperieoee OF city PaTkSt5yg Ga
=e7fs-
Te don't know Ny, Price, but If be halls
from Wheeling he ought TO have been sble
70 Steer clear of the unenFisble publicity
he mas acquired. il = small village ike
Parksrsburg.
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Tron tbs MI. independent.

The market exhibits Increasing 6rmness
! il prices, with NOR activity in ssiss.-
Western cicihipg houses are buying freely.
Standard Gotten goods have advanced =
Stocks are Isry limited, and some holders
refuse 70 sell 81 present prices Prints are
very steaoy. Printing cloths have uP-
ward tendency. Stripes. ticks, and deoims
are scarce. Fancy rAssiueres of desirable
makes and styles are active, and SELL vel
both for city and country eoDsoHPiioR.-
( Old grades and stocks are SLOW n couBPsr-
| ison, but sell readily At liitis conces-
sion. Printed 6elaine5 Of the usual de-
sirsble makes sell more readily. Beavers
sud other heavy tail goods are he'd 6rIniy-
There is considerable inquiry, and ihs sup
ply is not IN excess. DOsskins are oull--
Ssrinefs are more active, IL foreign goods
more activity has obtained. TIE decline
IN ioreigu exchange rendered importers
more willing 10 conform 70 the IiEws OF
BUYERS, and large sales OF Toolsrs have
been made TIE imports have been larger
this week, and are al once offered A per-
usDeut decline IL the price OF gold viii
lead 70 eTieaded orders for InPprlsuoD.-
New assorimenis of British dress goods are
IN The market, sad desirable styles Of fan
cies are plenty Dress silks are rot 50 &c
tive Backs aud plain styles AID eolorE are
supply il large sod tempting. CoEJipgs
are very nactiFe Fine brosdelolhs are
selling more freely The Imports Of linen
are large. ont prices are steady WOrsIed
goods are eomuing forward freely, but
dress silks are noI yet in good assortment.
TIE decline ID GOLD IL having e serious
efert on wool. O8r manufacturers, 70
compete sith ibe foreigner, nusi bag their
rAE material loser; and The large produe-
ers have declined to give the high prices
asked for RooI. Holders Of wool have
we've above the Circumstances OF tie
market, and iless gold gees mp again ma
terialIy. wh:ch Is not likely, na~t abHte the
prices asked. This Constant varying Of
the price Of gold is great a,fhcGliy IA
trade, as prises Of goods auetusie accord
ingly. IL is s. bad as constant variation
IN the yard measure would be. Cold is
still the measure OF value.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-08

Ia RBOPEHINs or TIE BALTIMORE AND
Ozlo RAILRoAD THEorez 70 WHKELISs-
We learn from officers Of the Baltimore
ana Ohio Railroad Company that the FIRST
through passenger trains from BslrnOre
70 wbseliog snd from Wheeling 10 Balti-
nors, would be run next Monday, and that
re regular freight nade ~ould l5en be
ri ouee resomed- An immense freight
business, especially in cattle and eoaI, viii,
j, Is thought, be dOse by the company for
The ne1i TWO or three months. The road is
Row strongly guarded By large force Of
Federal troops, usder the command Of
Major Gen. B. P. Kelley, whose department
aow extends sIoaE the line Of the road 10
Ihe Nonoescy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-08
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MA FIssiSS PAKTY--Oa ThnnksEiF-
ing dsy parry OF shout hfiy nen. CON-
posed principally OF our German fellow
eiussns, Esai op Wheeling creek, couple
81 uilss above Mrs Craogis's on fishing
excursion. Ttey seinsd The stream most
sEec'uklly aad esagbt CREST many Ssh
which they cooked IN an immense skillet
taken along :sr she purpose AID su5sisted
mast luIoripusly during The day upon fish
Aad lager beer. They danced and jumped
sad played leap frog and had real jolly
zine