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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-13
TREASURY DEPAKTMhNr.
OFFICE OF COHPTKOLLER OF THR CuEREScy,
MaRHINGToN Amin "a -,

w HEREAs, by satisfactory evidence trr,-n,,,
w to the undersigned. L. has been male IN ".
pear that the First National bank OF WLe,linr ,
the County Of ohio ami State Of West Yi.sinis -,
been duly organized under aud accOrdinS H. ~,
requirements OF the act Of Congress snIlJiet a.
ACT to provide n HatIonAi CnIreney, srcur.d ~
pledge Of United states stocks au ! 70 DT6Tid. q,
the circulation and redemption thereof" snpT,Is,
February 18th, 1865. and has complied Win ~ ~
provisions Of said act required To he enrunirI |h
before commencing the Gns!neSs VI baukIns.
Of tho Currency. do hereby certify tht; H. IIr.,
National Bank Of whselins, County II Obi, a.
State Of Wet Virginia, Is authorized TO coRmsEs.
the business OF bNukihE under the act AZ ,FtraIJ
In testimony Whereof witness m, hand a,,i So,
OF Office this second day oI.!A rti,, 1884.
"As} Deputy 5 5A4gsSS Il H 10. tss!:.
apricot
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-13
E.IlLe'ctropathy.
DR.. I. H. LANGDoN g. CO.,
ELEcTRoPATn1c
Physicians and Surgeons,
omee, Room 30, sPRIGG HOUSE,
Aprl2 Tvs WHEELING. WA

Commissioners Sale
Of a TalWabIe Edrm on the Ohio T7ir.y Mons
LarkeTsbWrg, r.. Ia.
Edwin VaFney and wife, ct ala. cOmplts
Richard Hadden, ct. al, Defendant,
Il. ChNncery.
NoE4CEia hereby given, that shall. in aeoord
In Snee with decree Of the Circuit Court OF Ohm
county " Va, rendered On the 18th dayfof NHrrL
IN the above entitled eAsr at the front door al
the Court House OF Wood county, vs.. Va. IN the
City o. ParkeFsburB on Thursday, the l9tb iav az
May 1884, a. 10 O'clock A. NJ, oGer for ale nj nub
nc auction the following described valuable prop
Ely! VIZ: A hrn containing about two hu6dred
tHgOI acres Situated IN what Is known a. the WAN
ipEIon Bottom In the County OF Wood, W, va. on
me bank OF the Ohio river and about Eve m ileE be
low the city Of PaTkersbHTg. The lands are beSnti
tuiiy situated and highly improved. said fSrm
belongs to the estate Of alexander Hadien. dec'5
and u sold BY decree Of Court with the consent al
the heirs and parties intereSteI The title Il neT
teet: The deed TO Alexander Had, on Is or ret1Td
In Wood Co, ". Va, Book No. Is, page az,
enthusiastically Of the purchSSe pnonav In
eau the BALANCE in thExe equal payments at Six,
we've and eig6teen months, the purchaser giving
ponds with good security for the deferred pavments
o. purchase money, the commissioner reIainIn1 s
zen upon the property till the deferred payme6tS
are entirely paid on. = '''~''''
HANNIBAL FORBES,
vL..,,.. special Commissioner.
wheeling ". Va, April 18th, 1884 30t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-13

Aha you aware that a simple Inter.
innate IN eonsumPtioh77 why not be
We 10 ume.And use Aliens LUG Balaam
f.ts Se stop the disease and prevent
40 ssts ID ~ 5l5.ts ID
az a. w stssa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-13
ON TIE RAPrDAs.

Deserters report an extraordinary in.
crease of defensive works BY the rebel
army across the river. Asthey can hardly
expect q speedy attack in their present
strong position, and 10 such weather az
now prevails, the reason of this is not fully
apparent. General Lee may anticipate tie
Heeesstty Of collaborating portion ofhis army
at some future day IN ordtr to defend Rief.
IIOn6 IN another direction. These new in
trenchments might then, for a brief inter
val at least, be used by reduced body of
troops as a bulwark against attack by u
army
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-13
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
BRIDGEPORT, OHIO.
Designated Depository and Financial Agent
Of tic United States.

'TNHIs BANK Is the successor to the Beluop,
Il Branch OF the ttAtc Bank Of OhI', aud Il pre-.
pared to do general Banking. Collection aud III.
change business.
1t is authorized TO receive subscriptions to the
United States loan authorised by the act Of March
These bonds bear date March Ist, 1854. arc re.
deem6b!e At the pleasure II the Government after
coin, with interest five per cent. per Annum in
coin.
Subscribers can have either Re gistered or Coupon
multiple Of hny collars.
Interest the $50 and 500 Bonds Il payable
annually; on all other denominations SemLAnnuAIly.
these bonds will draw interest from March LIST,
And the accrued interest from that day the date
Of suhseriPtton, must be paiu ia coin or National
United states md notes OF the Nation Il BSnI
hfty per cent. premium must be adaed to me
amount Of interest until OtheTWftO dIrected.
apTI JOHN G. TALLMAN, Cash.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-13

GENERAL sHEaMAs has ordered all mi.
nois veteran regiments now on farloueh to
tt1oln their respective brigades upon the.
expiration Of their furlOughs, without los.
lnn ,g a single day.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-13

TNPORrANr aud Interesting reading mat
ter win be found on our fourth page.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-13
aEaEnAI GRANTS HEADQuAarsns.

General Grant returned to the army yes
terday, and occupies his new quarters at
oulpePper. The house at which the gen i.
eral stops is one of the best in town, and
he lives there with HE stat, quietly, plain
", and comfortably. General Meade drove
over 70 Culpepper this morning to confer
with General Grant on the important bust.
ness of the campaign.
eEnERAI GRANT TO LEAD The ARMY.
Whatever may result, from the pres.nt
uncertainty iniregard to the immedists
command of the Army of the Potomac
General Grant is said 70 have declared III
.aAvn ns.id Ssfa .a5sa t-sn {.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-13

A TAMeeting held in TriAAelphia, Aprtl IN. 2,d
"a the undersigned were appointed : eomnIittsS
70 eau County Convention for the purpose OF Domi.
nAtlng candidate for Superintendent Of The PnbIic
senSoIH Of Ohio county. Thoy accordingly aopoInt
sA15ERDAf the 10th day Of April, aS the tiSy fr
4Ao convention TO meet and request the different
TftadelphtA, at one O'clock. p. m on AID day- "
EBENEZEk BUCHANUN.
HUGH CLARK, tt
l. n. STONE,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-13
sIHCIpIaItoF "A

st'VI91H13OE VALE s skIRNIsHs
Alta cavalry sEsaitsh, which occurred a
few days ago, neat place called Grove
Church, about fifteen miles distant, some
OF our men were takeu prisoners. Into the
body Of one, who was very badly wounded
at the first ire, hisguerrilla csptors emp
tied t, st five s1ots from captured reyol-
balls entered his arm alone between the
shoulder and the setboW He was alive at
last accounts, and there were hopes of1is
recovery.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-13

God guard our nag, and keep each star
Each stripe ~ bright - new they WAVe,
Still make it lead our ranks in war
Still noat above each patriots grave,
Death 70 the traitor that would dare
TO trail Il through the duSt OF shame,
All honest hearts Its lot will share
Aud follow Il to Death OF Fame.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-13
rHE STATS OF WEST VIRGINIA.,

INK STATE W WEST VIRGINIA,
HUDlroR'S OFFICE,
Wheeling, april I, 1864.
4 lLERHS Of CtEcutt COuTts, Recorders Of Counties,
taxes on scala, deeds, wills, lie up tho 18th Of
November 1853 to this ONCE, and pay the same into
the TreaSuay OF tho State. After that date thew
VIII report TO the County Treasurer and pay to tho
SAMUEL CRANE,
Apr6-1wdkW Auditor Of State
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-13

Intention to move With Il himself. T6s'
important part which IL 10 intended TO t6k6
IN the approaching campaign Is thus de-
etded beyond doubt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-13
For Sale.
INCREASE OF STOCK.

DOCKS for subscription to the increase Of thu
10 Capital STOCK OF the FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Of WHEELING will be opened at the BG hiking
House, on Monroe street, thts, Friday morning. Inc
Subscribers to the gfnaI stock Who may de.Ire.
to increase the same are entitled 70 subscribe q
many shares Of the increased stock a. that already
y SsS@ alt4sRS.ta. ,esApAMs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-13
L. G. THOMAS.
No. IFS ha'n Street, Nvhee,.nv.

HAVING just returned from New York ali,
III full assortment Of the above name a.. !
invite the patronage # the public
Country MillineTs ArC particularly ipvItsI To-,
anime my stock,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-13
Dissolution of Partnershin

D1ssolut1on Of Partnership.
NHE pattnership heretofore existing under the
4. nEm name Of warren Son. was diSSolyed
BY mutual consent on the 9Th inst NSfths,- w.
rem retiring from the frm. E7f var
Isaiah Warren Is duly authorized ia rattI. N.
tG ttEJr 81 MATTHEW WARREN
ISAIAH WARREN,
In withdrawing from the buslnss, Z, y.ht.h T
nave been engaged for the past TSenty.tSo 49,
tender my cordial thanks to the humsnonS IS;e15S
o. tne Ats hTm for their patronage and beSneSE Er
my eue0essor1 continuance Of the HEn5s ~
aPl1 2M MATHEW WARREN.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-13
NOTICE

wheeling, W Va April il Ris is! 9Gomml''i0G ser
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27
Frcns Paaunn.

Corresp ondenee Of the As-ocisted Press.
PANAMA, Friday, Sept i6, 1864
Since the departure 81 the last u S. Mail no
advices haye been received here either from South or
Central America, or from The inferior. The p. \ n.
Cos steamer " Anne now several days overdue frpfn
Guayalu,, has not ye. been heard from. Her arrival
il ousiy looked for she IL expected 70 ing i'm
The steamer Moses Taylor" Of Nicaragua transit.
srryed here the 9th inst ~ take In coal ond sailed
hence tho 10Th for San Juan where she viii receive
on board the California passengers, which left Now
y ork the Gul eD hale, Aug. 9Th. The Moses 1ay.
lor reach San Francisco before the 9th or 2eh
OF this month.
The u. s. steamer Wateree, Gouble.ender, Capt.
Murry arrived here the 9Th inst. from Caiao. She
will sail for San Francisco in few days
The y. g. Yuuboat Nrreus convoy Of the North
Star. arrived at AspinwaIl the 18th. While cuis
ing tie isands. the Nercus co,lded with the
T. :. flagship Powhatan. causing some damage TO the
latter bat is thought not enough to cause her 10 enter
port for repairs.
On the tn inst fight occurred in this city bel ween
Q couple "f seawsn named Foster and Matthew'S lately
discharged from the L. s. fisste Lancaster at Cas
who came here Oh tho Wsteree. their way hou:e
The resulted ia Matthews receiving stab in the
abdomen from knife in the hands OF lis antagonist
which caused his death In about 80 hours after
The Legislative Assembly s still In session In this
ciy On lhe 9Th inst, IL resolved almost unanimously
10 address request to the Executive Of the Union TO
withdraw the Freguaur Of the French Consnl in
Panama, on account Of his open hostility b. the country
The u. 5. Mail steamer North Star Ieaclcsi Asp.r.
wall the 18th inst. Her passengers sailed on the
day
The u. S. sloop.ofwar ST Mary's is slll here The
NsrsgaHsett 10 expected here daily from the coast Of
Mexico
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27

urkets-c.RRtuLLr RzroRrxp TINS NY. TRIBUNE
AsHFS-Ts NAH q H. unsettled ard price. are nominal
COTTON-Thcrr 10 decided panic In is market and Il
.lIs,.. s"e es .s. Gdsua. eond Be- b. arst at ~
while tho other hand II 10 str.nuousy d-ned that snytn
can e ,i,o under nj 90 A. no saes have ha.n made
unrbe form, opinion which correct
bn' leave the matter 'Ttoy to our resics who draw
FLOUR AND MEAL-Tho market for Western and State
Flour l. less active. snd under hbcIs receips and further
tbs dunn aul brands scs'se per tbi The a-j
is entirely o' The none gee Ths .ss: .,s oo eei. At So
10 ~ Fancy s,.s, ~ sos ~ IS for the low GRADES
of w.sre-n E,,rs ~ for Shipping DIDO: sle2y0
So f4 Trad. end Rsry bsni. and sla 75asl4 for s.,
Lows K,rr. Canadian Flour du end So ,cwrr tho NOR.
tet closing unsettled Sales ct ~ QUO 4; for he law grades
Esus. ard % isGSl rs 70. Trade sui tenly Extras.
settled safes Of Gac bbs at sio Goa Sill Is for mixed
irsas ana Family orands nv. Flour is lowe and ue m
settled s-e. Il isc bLs ct siass. Cor- eai is dun snd
GRAIN-The WHIST ,nsrk-. depressed and holders wsro
compelled 70 submit TO decline Of isc per buthsl 70
change The demand {. corfa~i lsg The Gales ass as
follows. in bu. on No Milwaukee At 81 a sro4; 1850
"Chsnfe 1880 Oh Rad Ohio ~ 90 In d,O., E-rsy and
Eary Msl !; s,s: and grir sa are n9nn. Ss'. ar, da
su and unsettled '.'.- Of go bo. Stat. .. 81 ssi Western
40a .: c s. ii sea si Storm or Ss ;sgpy
GRocERiEs~E vsry Thug unas. this hsaa sa,srssins
soe s. and .ussf. has become 80 entirely de-
b for s-cL .s ,-nai' upon sicle bcns applicable
M the others Ofeoarss under tie prsen unsettled sss~
Of numerical Affairs nes buyer seller resolve. with
certainty. upon the Iroper plan to pTae and AL sao'scns
sB,irrly nominal.
HOPS sro quiss price. .hore 1. no s..en,. change
slsal ale. are rrrsTed 9, u 1a4c. for Now.
Hhs-Ihr demand e soodi sales Of aos bies told and
newt q Al Gael 20 ftofts 500 b.. ~
PhOst SiOSS.-The Pork Market 10 DIN sei heavy, and
nndes Tie decrease in gold pr.css aye decidedly lower Tho
skcs 2o bbl at S33 sod SO rs fr mess. ard e3j
isr prime. Beef {. dull AMI non,ns, at %sesla 50 Cor
plain maM ed 500 81 Tor extra meas Iissce beef
hsIps Inactive Cut nesis and bac2. ere both
Anil splu In In
Lard 10 duh AL lower and uGsssd Ssss Of
B6 bis aud tc ai &c., pr sf vrn- d kx.ts
rendered closing at Sbost l90igic. 80 o.
PETROLEUM H. tull and Uo.iinsiy lower. We QUITE
erode a, a$lo RSDsd In bond 1"a 2 .nd do. isss %
87e
bPELTFI-Silesian e dull aud heavy { i5c cash. i'd.
SEEDSClv,r Seed Is dull sad price, unsettled Rough
aI 10 dol and prices p0gIinaly iOwe..
TINfig IL dill and iower. small Scs made COG
fcr sNrits md trgsh. Pses ore ds o. &aG6Ss % 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27
Ha.srnseis Arrived.

In ".rm,htr Eor,h Star Jron Apirrcz-Iph1s BIT.
psnlii, Mrs. Capt, Y. 0rsrng AID chidlr, A. = H,s
lanes s'fo-t or.d C. wsi-r g. z. Grls. ard wife Mn
= hs:cy AID caid' .. W sri'h. A. D. Rudd and Wis.
No G. Ni Miss {, A. hxley Jgcs Nassau aud wife 4. A.
Geo = Lexington. ars. h. Ryder iis. G. e. LssBrto
0so, ". srweH a u. JAG son, A.rs y. Bsy ,. s. Bshr
Capt n r brewer Me. ". L. Spr:ns, J. Tyson, VIM
Married Jas. M,lbsrn. Vie and ehl'd. L. wenwessh
f. Ecleusau, a. p pennisn J. Peel aud vie, J. Seymo
Beei wife and children, a. L-,Au A. y. sihbsger W.
Wa.f. :. Y. Paridse,S tesl, L. Lswis w : Horton,
iodTe and vie 9. !, frcdeck g. %. ohadwict. Har-a.
snd Wife, n. Perez, wife gnd cld VS. sharp Mr.,
Mcseanan and daughter hrs bssno,, Mr.. B1rct, Mr.
Noon
stlv~ril Capt j. t.oTsy, L. Il Budlosse 7. anderson g.
". y. fouyere, John Harley Aper strarg WIFE, chi asd
srrfast, =. g Basse't, s. r. ps Ieta w. p.r.,sn Nf.
kna-bii sri caiiere', Mise kngrsnd capt. .. e Dcy
Lieut. ". W. Mason. ard G N strersge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27
RTarkcss--Reporied 1y ItleSrdpa.

PBf,ABsip B,A September l.--A decline Of IS pef
cant i gold brought Ill trade % stand stu andA gesrs
II the srket kns on morcbadse, particularly dry
FOODS kouT very Gull sud nouna FIR supsrfas 10 p: 10
81 Ex,rs Ella 7sQeiI ssie sld sale Corn
Nc. ourrcron Bsrk 80 pa, tan Ps,rolsam, ,rnius,
Whisky dill. held ct ~ t<1&l C. ..t t...' .-'
bsSrAIo Sept. BFous dali and insnti prices 1:c a
Lowell Wheat lower with Improved densId the dsoc
sGes ONO Chicago and ifxos Rcd inter CO.
ruict sd active held 81 eel IS Data qsst TIC
Barley nominal Rye tnaesns Whisky dull and noutosL
Censi New York Whek ~: Corn. st UlGc, 0sls
lie Lake iYpuAsses bbis FssaIi Whsrt, 37.7e6 bust
Com. % eo 6.s Oats g. 80 hux Rye 49, 95 bush B4s
isy .ss~ bl.a CsnJ sxpor,s-tisvs. 2co0 sts Wheat
ousA Corn, @,sss bush. OsA, 1880 hash., Rye
OsvEso Sept E-Flous Aail uuse.ilsd and lower Wheat.
Ssn md sassy inactive and nolniny lower shos.s -
ba Whsst; a. 800 bush Gate: M 100 bus BAILEY; rs zoo
feet Lomeek C&ntl efpors: 7dS ebL. fours 800 bssb
whess 800 baAh Corn; 1850 nsh. DueyI 1szooo ke
Lumber.
. BAI7sxons ssps @-Flou heavy. Sole. 300 bth Ohio
Ertr. q em ~ Howard sapsr .. 30 s7as 80. Wheat
o,o sesles aud steady Groceries very ds aid nOas
ruYylLo. Sept 7e-Noon. FLoun-sse, 800 bills Double
Extra, SO u.s. WngAT heavy and dropping; sale, No
w aukee Spring at IS Cons quiet md nomlnaly held
~ "a OARS steady at nc. BARLEY droOpiis RVS dull
nd Inactive. WHISKY IL entirely nomiaI Canal Freshts
ial 10 New York Wbesi jSc, Gem ~ aIs.c, OaI Ilc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27
c. chfcosh slsa $40 fort C. Coke, elr0&is sor ca
'ss n sna sSi@s i2 for Cia cos' 90. - "

G. cha'csS sisa $40 for Coke. eiT0sis ser ceAs
~sne, aud ~ q S2 for c. n cos' 90. - Y
LALLs V-iss Irrkst n aid rrsesed and prices are
c',, and i50 Isl for City a. = -1'V1 M - :"
"poL nas been ex1enry quiet drins tho rast t~o o,
see uly ed unef TIE arze decline In god hold have
nren Compelled to lover their ao.s,on, considerably and
tIs enoeSS.on GOOD inquiry pfsyn at tie euss Nequots
Merno ~ Ood@ ~ or Sa.cny: rTdscc. tor No PrIxd
s1ds!c of ssrsr do ard n for exra do C.Hsovn.
go Sc for conmon iInwa.hcd, and a1x2c foy Spe a.
c'rr ensrrftons are also dsn aud pe~. ere
wer we oH9ts South AnaI'ean ss s3GSl. ~. Ia s.4
sinrinoi sTn47e. for do Me-.ixa; el5ne. fcf eoncs
wasned cvaeSc. 70. Washed EntIe k.o.; Ill., q. IN
ssed CEsc- and oss'c ss isea cssiOy-- Caps Coed
Hope 55eSoc FOX Vnwashed Smyrna Ftlic for Cnxr.n
ed ard 6.d 10, cI wsah.d AsicsG 80 Sc sor nw.sk,S
add sd7v ior Wsshrdi Mcr'ran, ssd<sc for UnwsshsS
ani Syrian, f5d5ac. .ot Usws1AeE. - m m l'-'s'
WHALFBONF 70 dali a. ga Is fov seuth 20. ,ma No.,
wes' coast, and SO 81 for Arrtsc. rrr- ~ -f
market opened heavy, and eetes ivwes ana
y .s.s 81 ~ fvr City. - '-'
ZidC ruies dull a. z62ic. fox sheet tll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27
MONDAY. Sept. 26-r. ".

Gold has been very active, and at no time
since lie Rebellion hia t,cro hren exc't n'cn
among operators. who have defauited IN many cases
The has also beeu made the e1cusc By pur
onasers % refuse to receive IT, upon tie ground Of de-
lay in delivery. The opening rate 1872 followed b.
decline 10 lsJ From this point the rate rose 10 lsi
selling TO lss, and finally closed 1T 1851 alter selling 1t
1856 and iosi during the day. Among the parties which
refused to take gold the ground OF want Of prompt
ness IN delivery was tho Nassau Bank. The gold was
bought Or Friday at 20 Regular. II was not rendered
untl iris mo pins. when it was refused. No nom
bcl Of the Stock Exchange would have refused toe gold
under the circumstances. The party buying Eas slated
to have been an officer Of The banl. Had gold rlsep
the delivery yonld have been easy matter.
Gov .ninent Stocks under tho panic soil down 10
qu!te low points Coupons Of lssi fel to l0Cao7 ald
$50 Coupons 20 lo5, thc latter rayinr 20 lV7
Certificates were forced to ~ bat late in tho day hoJ
we're In ae,iyc demand G., oI9ai;. Fancy shares
upon the Street were slaulht without mercy.
Erie nod It 90. Michigan suihern. CO. cu.nher nd
81; .fafiros1 -; Rock Island 81: Reading. l..
end Hudson River 100. At the Stock Exchange an id
vance Wac shown upon active shares but AZ sfoeks i
ussslly sold upon he Street offered az iov rates
Cation closed Gt 2,3 De,wars end II adson. l5; Z 80
Penna Coal Is2i;s. American Coal was offered at =.
STANDARD Raiway property was stronger and shs'i
rally yni shown Hudson River selling at iIol against
100 on ga, Street. O;Lor shares showed marked cd
vauoc, ard closed firm Af,ar the Board lower rates
made Int a. the pubic Board condolences wa re
stored and a evcd demand shown for mns' shares AZ
hc Second Board prices strong, but under sales t.
realza profits broke down a; tho elJ.c. good many
srcng BUYERS outside the uSrsi crco Of spccG!atoTs
have taken lie field % lay. Railway property has been
mn
and fcw people frightened ont Of their Most o.
lc roads could not 10 pToiaosa al present pIoes N
gold at par, aud are safe 90 hold rs bank shsrss.
Panic or no piaie the natural business nus. be done
oyeI the roads. aal enough Of Z 20 pay dividends
| Money closed in abundance on call ~ per
ceut in tho face Of he disturbance IN God nnd Stocks
st tino there sharp calling Of brokers loans.
bat there waa no diG,cul;y in borrowing at any mo-
ment. Commercial paper ia unchanged. The iuctua-
tons IN God hhso made this mode of employ Ing money
very uppnprsr and time Is required 10 restore
,oLlLunc There il little ccr Of my great scsrcy Of
money. an enormous addition Ia The vrumo 81 The
onITeDoy car In-ie Il abundant. Tie army payments
slCso stated 10 De efGcoacco This znioaui h.s
beea Accumulated by tis Treasury within short time
aud flr ihe various Grines for di,burse
mcrt. It's return the North and TO the commercial
viii bs speedy aud its addition to the eIsting
supply 81 capital low rates los cal Loans for
tie present.
| The following Il q comparative statement OF
| La. -
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BROOKLYN CITY MORAL The total num-
Der OF deaths last week li OF which 20 were mou
20 women 10 beys and 81 girls. The principal diseases
were: Consumption II; cholera infan,nm 10; Inaros-
mus, IL diafrhea. ioi typhoid fayer, 81 .ypbus fever
g. diphher,a and dysenery, each; whoopiDg cough g.
bronchitis. 2; small pox. |; scarlet fever, ], &C.. AD
rndor ono year Of age. ~: natives Of the United
States, ll4i Goland %; Eneland. o; Germany ..
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y-ous Colorado.

DYyyrg CITY CoioaApo Saturday. Sept. q. 1854.
The constitutional election was held ii this
Territory OF TueslDy the 18th. Tie returns enno 10
slowly. but enough Lave becn received IL show that
the State Constitution las been defeated. Alien y
Bradford is ecied Delegate ~ Congress.
The Overland Mail coaches cOnIIe Leed running 10
day The road ia guarded by troops, 10 fully pro
tcct the coaches and tralns.
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Hourd Of ('ouuriluseu

The Board net Ut two o'clock D. II. on Monday,
the Pfes lrni. James Hays, esq, in the chair.
Te -idernac resolution. calling for tho appointment VI
special committee 0. Eve from each Board MAKE
ieDts f general iilunnuscu Of Ice public buildings in
honor OF the reject Victories By land and
ia.
IN. nayor .rsnsmted Communication su,sr one
the Alderman ia relation the boiling
H. ttaes that the City Inspector and tho Hoard OF Metro
potsn Police have authority ab1t~ these without
the necessity VI eonvruirs Ie board Of Hce Roftsd 70
tba Committee on Pebble Hesth.
The Board then adjourned to IhuSsdsy Dexl a. two oclgrk