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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09
FlOuFIng MtII for Sale.

NMllil Helonr Plouring Mil situated In Centre
w Nheenns, on BALTIMORE and Ohio X. Il (, =
Rhott below The b. q 0. n &. Depot, on
river bank.
lIls Nh "a four run Of French Surrs and all the
mtdorn1 ptogements in machinery. The capacity
Of the NH - l6O barrels Por day.
St4Aot ]ngnO 10 Inch bore, three feet stroke, e..
ttnafe1 e. 70 horse power, three cylinder boilers,
20 ~ lq1, 50 inches In diameter. Tile main build
Ing 10 90 by 40, four stories and Warehouse
taoaeds q feSt by 49, three stories including base-
menli alSo new stable 50 feet by -. The lot On
Whe Tie MIL is eraeted Is 4o4 by a feet. ALI will
20 odd With tho Mil.
We NodIdeall0Ihe attention of.CapitAlists to this
propeFss - there Is w Mill moro IavoEably slIaat-
ed than thlS in the Wealern country, We have a
good 81 ain growing country snFrOnnding NJ; and
thea We have the Ohio river 1t door that can
ut al dme9get supply Of grain.
-AMelro also tAvorNbly situated to ship our -four
o the Eastern Markets both by Baltimore ohio
RallFoad and Pennsylvania CeuiERl. We also have y
good for our 1bhr aud feed far prices,
We hare 4 railroad fro u our NIL down 10 the low
Tat.r mark, BY which, We draw our wheat from the
landing Into tho Nal, by mRohneFys Three men can
take ~ from two TO three thousA bnsheIs Of wheat
In day, saving the heavy expsuSO Of dr6yRge.
hhoald the property not be sold by the 418t Of
April a. private sale, We then will offer 1t pub
l,e Ells % that day at two o'cIopk +. a., at the
Court House In the city Of Whesliug. TeraIs will
be an9aobasy. II. DETWlLEK z OU.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09
New York Market.

NEw YOuK, ApFil.e:
Cotton-Firm and less doing at 10 for
low miJdling.
FIour-FGr State add western 8 to IOc.
better. ST 2O@7 80 for extra sr.'", 81 as
at 60 for extra Il. Il o and 81 G5Ga;s IS
for trade brands. Market closing stc1,y.
Whisky-Firmer but less nrIivc 81 O9I
OF 10 for State ana SllO@1 IL fur west
ern.
wheat-Nomiually lie better, and Quiet
at 81 66@l So Tor Uhicagr spring. ST u
@l 20 for Mil. club and ST. 7I6I Is tor
winter red western. No. l CnicGv . spring
at 81 60 in store and for Mil. clad delivery
10 June 81 66.
Rye-Qdiet and firm at 81 1901 80.
BaFley-More active.
Corn-Quiet and nOminally unchanged,
81 80 for old mixed western in store and
81 332 do. delivered.
o Is-Quiet. close and scarcely 90 firm
ut 903@9l tor western.
WoOl-Ftmer add ia fair demand.
Petroleum-In good Speculative demand,
crude deliverable all This month at buyers
option at SOD. refined iu.boud tor May at
buyers option at 56,rr6 Ied free ri the same
terms. and delivery Go.
-Pork-Iu active demand and higher at
S23 OO923 25 for meas, S23 90 for old do,
S24 75(025 90 for new do SIG 5u@22 90
Tor old and new prime. S24 25@y25 OO4or
prime mess. Also 800 bits new mess tor
April at buyers opIi0u at SIS
Beef-Firm and iu good demand at 1874
10 for extra mess including u lot of .CaIca
go mess, faucY brand, deliverable IL May
and June NJ IL. -
Cut Meats-ln active request.
Bacon Sides77Searce aud firm at lao
IL for western Cumberland cut, ::l2A 40.
long ribbed, 12l do. short ribbed.
Lard-ScarreIy 80 firm at I3t@14, the
latter an extreme at close.
BUTTERFLIES request at 2s@s7 for
Ohio aud 4O@46 for State.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09
CONGRESSIONAL.
wAsrIsorOn, April Q.
SENATE.

Mr. Trumbull, IRON tue Judiciary C)m-
mittee, reported adversely on the blot res.
olntion to establish q new rule ofIhe Sen
ate requiring executive nominations to be
considered in open session.
Nr Sherman introduced a bill to pro.
vide for national currency secured by
Vutted States stocks, and TO prny,de for
the redemption thereof. Referred to the
COMMITTEE on Finance.
Ar. Howard Introduced House bill to
secure tue tue TO certain lands III Rock
Island, ILL.,, which caused some dso4te, but
| without action the Subject wr.tuvtS
Mr.. bale called up tue bill to repeal tbe
frst section of the joint resolution Of Fro-
ruary Oath, 1854, relative to the transfer
of persons in the military to the naval
service which was passed.
The Senate took up the joint resolution
RmeUding the Constitution to prohibit
slavery.
Mr.. Sumner addressed the Senate at
length in its favor.
HOUSE,
Mr.. GausoA made report from the Com.
mittee on Elections that neither Mr. Loan,
the sitting member, nor Mr. Bruce, the
contestant, from the 7Ih Congressional
District Of Missouri, were entitled 10 the
seat.
Mr. Epson, from the same Committee,
submitted the minority report that Mr..
Loan is entitled TO seat.
Mr. GaHson wished 10 fx day for tho
consideration of the subject, but the Speak.
| er said it could be called Up a any time.
On motion of Mr.. Odsll 1t was resolved
\ that the Committee on Ways and Means be-
instructed to enquire into The exPtdienCy
of reporting blll laying ad valOrcm tuxss
on all sales Of bonds. stocks. specie, uos-
chandise of all descriptions, and on TO.
ceipts Of railroads, Goa, gus aud all other
Incorporated companies.
The House proceeded to The considerd-
ton of the Senate bill extending the time
tor States to accept grants OF land Tor ag
| ricultural aud mechanical college pur-
poses.
Mr.. Holman offered an amendment, pro.
vidiug that any State or Territory msy
| appropriate the revenue derived from IRuuS
donated to them for Ihe education of the
orphans of soldiers and sailors.
Mr.. Morrill, aud others protested, and
the amendment WAS rejected.
The bill passed, win an amendment 10.
GLIDING the State of West VIrgiaiA.
The House went into committee on the
Presidents annual message.
Mr.. Long made a speech of an hours
length. He denied that the OppoDeuIs OF
the Administration were giving aid aud
comfort to the enemy, aud quoted from
Benton, Seward, Quincy Adams, Fillmore
and others to show that coercion could nOt
be successful usder the Republican system,
and that the last three years OF the war bad
proved the truth of the position. Thers
were only two questions: FIRST. The recug-
milton of the Southern COuTederAcL.-
Second. The continuation Of the war tor
the subjugaIion of South. or the two he
PREFER d the former, and he believed that
the Democratic party were Tor peace. .-...1
would be placed in false position IT they
nominated war candidate.
Mr.. Garfield honored bis colleague tor
his bravery and honesty but was opposed
to his sentiments.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09

b0cTHE Rover arrived from Pittsburgh
yesterday with four bargeS In TOW, con
tanning eleven hun6red tons OF Govern.
ment railroad iron for Reynoldsbnrg, ON
the Tennessee river. The Rover will prob.
ably go to st. Louis from Tennessee river.
We find the above in the river news OF
the CioeiOBati Compaeyeiat of Tbursdsy.-
The mills Of this city have been at some
pains and expense TO eStablish their repa-
tation for making railroad Iron, and they
do not ike TO see their good work attribu.
ted to other people. The railroad iron,
which made up the cargo Of the Rover, was
nanutaetured in this city.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09

sB-A circular order from Provost Mar
sbsl General Fry announces that the mus
term OF re-eDIistsd veterans is msde 10
the field BY the regimental and company
officers, aud the U. 8. COmmissary of Nus.
tiers, nader the general direction of the Ad-
juIaut General Of the army. The muster
10 rolls are made, signed, and certified by
the EsgimentaI and company officers, and
Q. S COwmissary of Musters. These rolls
belong to and are flied in the ALjutaut
Generals department Of the army. All
questions, propositions, or inquiries in re-
gard to them, should be presented to the
AdjHtaOt General, tMsjOr Yincent's otice, J
and not to the Provost Marshal General
The credits for rs-eolisted veterans are
made up by The Adjutant General from
the musrer-in rolls above referred to, and
when so made up the numbers TO be cred
tied, and the places to which they are To
be credited, arc reported by the Adjutan,
General of the army to the Provost Mar
shall Geoeral, to be deducted from the quo
sas tor draft. ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09

pBT zR RIvRn was falling slowly yes.
terdsy with about tourseeu ieet water in
the channel The skeleton of Capt. Davis,
new Sup6sh packet, built nt Fish Creek.
was tOwed up to the landing yesterday
The steamer Gem mas beeu sold BY Capt
Russell to Richardson. BOt,stOrd, aud 9th
ers, owners Of the Emma Boyd. for Sl4 600.
The weather continues to be remarkably
pleasant, with tendency to ,be further
encouragement of spring FEVER. Mr.. AR.
mold, of illinois, from the Committee on
Roads aud Canals. has reported bill in
Congress, which be explained to be ameuda-
tory of the Post Rou,s Act of July, 1862
and providing for the construction of two
bridges over the Ohio river. to euable the
railroads OF Indiana and Illinois to meet
III ,se on the banks of The Ohio in Kentucky,
and for the security of navigation, by di
rsetiug the bridges to be built from $50 to
800 feet high. The railroads are ready 10
construct the bridges without cost to the
Government at the Falls Of the OHIO. Mr..
MOOrhesd. OfPeoosyIvani, (Uoiou) moved
to lay the bill on the table. Notion mega.
lived ny four msjort,y. The bill was then
reeOumir,ed TO The Committee on Roads
aud Canals.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09
Rahal ItenR.

Nav YoRK, April s.-Richmond papers
ofthe 2sth ult. report Gov. vaucs, OF N.
O., addressing North Carolina brigades in
Lees army.
The Examiner is Indignant because two
regiments recruited by John Morgan have
been taken from. him and given 70 Gen.
Grigsby, pet ofJef. Davis, leaving Nor.
gan,With only 500 men.
Aletter from MobileTeports eight federal
vessels still lying OF Fort PoWelland ten
Cd Fort Morgan.
There is no important news in the pa.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09
81, $3.50, o, 09. al,ao. aao.

Witt our friends, IN sending subsctip,
lions to the IarsltgsSesr, please remembsu
that the PEics Of the Daily for one month
is IS GEMS. for two mOn,hs 81 so, Tor
three nOu'hs Sl,ss, for sig months So go,
and for one year STt That the price Of
the TF'-weekiy for OOe year lie S.. tor SIX
mouths So, aud for three mOuths 81, as
THAT the price OF the Weekly is 50 year,
or 81 for six months, Thess terms We do
no, depart lrVm, aud r.ques. that our pat,
rOus will make a note of them. aud thus
save themselves and US much trouble.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09
The Strength Of Lees Army.

NV Y6Ek. April, ga special to the
Times dated Washington, the 7th, says:
Refugees from Richmond report Lees
army as being largely augmented and he
expected to start on spring campaign
With $4,000 or 90, 600 troops.
Cuuscripts arriving at Richmond are
sent forward to the RaPidan without de.
lay.
Reports that the Richmond and Feeder.
icksbarg railroad was taken up by the reb
els is pronounced untrue.
The general understanding IN Richmond
is that the rebel leaders have concluded
on the defensive line of operations this
spring.
The Federal War Department is about to
weed out unemployed Generals to the
number Of 80 or 40 and make room for the
promotion of others.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09
Movements of the Rebel Forrest.

New YoRK, April ga special to the
World, from Washington, 9Th, says: Gen.
Burnside has gone west on a special mis-
sion for the purpose of raising negro troops
in Kentucky.
A despatch from louisville says several
of Forrests officers have crossed the Ohio
into Indiana and Illinois for the purpose oil
exciting the people to revolt, and others
remained in Kentucky to help the consptr-
hundred Kentucky recruits. He Is on bis
way TO Corinth where it is said be will
undertake, With reinforcements, a raid into
Middle Kentucky, with the expectation OF
getting large Dumber of recruits; others
SAY he will join LOngstreet aud proceed
into East Kentucky.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09
The California Leeislature.

SAA FRAscrsco, april 5.-The LegisIa.
ture adjourned last ,night. II will moi
meet again for two years. 60.
The bill submitting to the people a
proposiIton' to issue half q. million dollars
in State bonds to the Western Pacific Rail.
road Company and half million to the
Central Pacific Road was vetoed on the
grouud Of unconsLitutiouality.
Under another bill the Central CompsuJ
has the interest 90 a million aud half OF
It's bonds paid by the State for twenty
years.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09
TRUSTEES sAIE.

TQY virtue Of . Decd OF Trust from John Russell
ID % henry EchOIs. dated April Ist, 1859, AnG re-
eoTdedtn Deed Book ~, page go, Of ohio County
recuEdF and Of my appointment bJ the Circuit Court
OF said county, Trustee In place OF said EchUIs
gtio poguty, on Saturday, April, 9Th, 1864, at 10
O'Clock a. n, Of pubio auction Tor Cash, '.Al that
part Of the City of wheeling. laid cut By MnSeI w
ChaPltne and others the came described AS follows
IS feet front on Ot street aud extending back tho
zane breadth lie feet an alley, being the came
Hpperty conveyed to said Russell by Robert Waite,
y deco dated April LIST, 1859"
JOHN q. CHANDLER,
HlF4 I'd
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D0esuooEINo ACclDRSr 70 a Yous

@rsuocErSo ACCIDENT TO Youxo
WoNAS.-on Wednesday morning, about
half past eight o'clock. terrible accident
hPPpsaed to Miss Mary White. q young
woman residing near Industry Station, on
the Cleveland and PIttsburg Railroad. She
got GO. thematl train At Beaver, aud rode
down 20 Industry, where the mail runs
upon q siding to await the passing Of the
Upward bound Accommodation! The
young woman got out upon the track, but
as '0on as she had stepped from the plat
form, a gentleman who was sitting inthe
car and Vhs was acquainted with her,
raised the window aud told her TO .lOok
So'' As me olhtr train was momSntaFily
expected she DID not seem to hear him,
aud the next moment the locomotive of
the Accommodated tratn was upon her,
moving slowly up, as 1t also stops at the
station The woman, In endsavoriug to
get on ths track, tripPsd and fell, with both
legs lying across the rail. The COW.
catcher caught her clothing. and rolled
nef over once or twice, when the two
small wheels In front Of the driving wheel
passed over her legs, severing them both
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09
Fire in Alton, IIls.-From Louis
lana.

ST.. Louie. April ga fire occurred al
Alton. Illinois, on Wednesday night, con-
sumiug warehouse on the levee occupied
by Simpson L KetcbuD, filled with has
and other produce. The adjoining build
tngs were occupied by Topping Bros. &
Co., hardware merchants. and Calvin 4
Wissore's auction store. The loss is about
Sl0O, 900; insured for $50, 600.
TIE Democratic Alexandria, La, dis.
patch says that large amount of cotton
was being captured along the Red river.
1t is reported that several naval officers
were captured while capturing cotton.
Admiral Porter has issued circular to
the captains aud owners of steamboats, in
the enploy of the rebel government as
transports; stating that if they will deliver
their boats to hin, he will afford them ey.
.eFy. opportunity to recover their property,
while ftthsy burr them they win Be 4 total
loss.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09
Abscouded.

Nav YORK, April IA report from
Cineinnati reports great excitement about
the sudden disappearance Of The fir@ of
BidWells& Co.. eOmmissiOn mercnnnts,
Who have cOnsummuted a r1ummU n scht me
Of sWf1dlibR. BY which numher OF mer-
chants 10 Cincinnati, Cleveland, PiLtsbuTg,
add New York are sufferers. Tuey are
supposed to have q ID to Canada.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09

S-PH-T,-S.

A. VEGETABLE nRMEDY for the cure OF ONLY
IA ONE DISEASE (ByphllS). 1t does not con-
tain particle OF Mercury IN AM SHAPE or form.
constitution AID may be used by persons of any age
or sax without change Of diet habit Of life, with
the most perfect safety. IT HAS NEVER BHEN
KNOWN 40 FAIE soldiers disehaFE cd Is ineuH.
bio are cured daily. Send for Circular. AK for
':Dr. Crooks tP H-l+S Remedy Pree, 81 per bot
tie. Sold by 4. Il. LOGAN 4 CO..
and LUGAN, List L COZ,
mF2b cows Wheeling, ". Va,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09
HAIR DYEl HATE DYEl
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CELEBRATED HAIR DYE
~ IL the Best IN Ihe World.
THE Only HARMLESS. TRUE, AND RRLIARLN

~ LAo heBG In Tue WOEIus
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DYE KNOWN.
This splendid Hair Dye Is POrfeet-changeS Red,
Rusty or Grey Hair, instantly to GtOssy Black or
Natural BroiOR, without lpJurine the Hair or
Staining the Skin, leaving the Hair sO and Beauti-
ful; inpars fresh vitality frequently restoring It's
pristine color, and rectlfsS the Ill effects Of Bad
Dyes. Tho Genuine Is Hgued WILLIAM A. BATCH.
ELoR, all others mere limitations, and should be
avoided Sold by all Druggists, &c. FAoToRY-sl
BARcLAY-sT, ny. "a
SetehelOr's New Toilet Cream for
Dressing the Hair.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
kHTHTS I sniRTsi F77ss1IiRTs 1

A full assortment Of French and American OasI,
mere and RIannslL Army Shirts, of various styIsl
sadprices. Also, IS doSeu While Dress Shirt q
The following prices siF tOF SI2, S15. SIs,
Alpo, Shirts made to order and warranted to 1t,
OF superior work aud uuequallsd in quality for the
priees. ] T. LAKIN,
mrss No. 1O2 Main street. VIII elIuE, ". Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09

R8ALE BuRxETT, the humOrist, gave
his 6rst entertainment at Washington Hall
last evening to a very respectable and
really delighted audience. His changes
from one character to another are most
remarkable and bis facial accomplishments
are not to be described. He, has also few
equals as a reader, and taking him Alto
gether be gets up about the pleasAntest
and most agreeable entertainment that has
Travelled this way for long time. BE
gives another entertainment this evening.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09

PHIbADELPBIA, April "a special Gin
cinnsti despatch TO the Bulletin says that
notwithstanding, the rebel Buford's assur.
auce that he intends TO remain permanent :
ly in Kennedy, tits reported that Forrest
is manenVering to get out of the State BY
dividing his forces into small deta6hnenis
and slipping them off by by-ways.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09

BBAs applications for licenses will
soon be submitted to the City Council. it
is proper that the attention of the public
should be called to the ordinance lately
passed by the COuucil providing that all
coffee houses shall be closed up on cleo.
ZION days, and upon such other days as
the Mayor in his judgment may deem
proper. All who take out licenses from
this time will do SO with the understand
ing that the Council reserves the authority
above stated.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09

RBC Col. DARR has received Information
from the Navy Department Recruiting Bu-
rsau, that the pay OF seameu is SIS, aud
the pay OF ordinary ssamou sl4 per month
and one ration, besides an allowance of
i've cents per day 10 lieu of grog.
No rbport has been received from the
Marine Corps.
The transfer of men IN this Department
from the military service to the Navy is
not provided for, the quotas allowed below
having been consigned to other Depart.
ments.
Not less than two years service at sea
constitutes 40 ordinary seaman, and not
less than four an able seaman.
The quotas for transfer are distributed
as follows:
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CHANGE OF FIRM.
HENRY HARTMA AN.

EToRHEBLY Of the firm Of Hartman Strauss,
II will here Alter conduct tho business Of tile drm
at III old stand-No. u, Water st., one door south
Of the spTigE uOuSe,-Rhors he HIll keep foil
assortment OF the latest styles Of Ready Made 10
thing and Gents Furnishing GoodS. Also, Military
and Boys Clothing always on hahd. mrS Inns
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09
ooLGATE,s nnNNY SOAP.

This celebrated Toilet Soap, in uuch unlyor.
sal demand, Is mAds from the choicest materials
Il mild and emollIent In Its nature, fra
granGly scsnted, and extremely be M d al
in its action upon the Sktn. Fer sale by all Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealers. mrl6 ~
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ml8a:aw corner IsIa aDd Ga j. Of E E,P8ot


ASSISTANT QuAR7BRNAsrER'S OIHIoR,
WheeliBgI W. Va, February Is, lsI4
A LLdealers In Drug, Hardware, Iron, SteVl, Lum.
"A Der, Leather, Harm. and SadleTy, request
cd to send to this office, on the MONDAY Of each
week. sealed proposal Or list, dHplieats, OF the
articles they are prepared to furnish - this Depot
At short notice, with the price OF each markell in
plain figures 90 that, IN case the exigenceS OF the
service require ~ tho article or articles can be OBJ
Dealers wishing 70 AeIl 70 this DEPOT will be re-
qutrOd to furnish the list puuctuGlly every Monday
morning. J. g. PAkNSWORTh,
Captain and Assistant QuArtSt-master,
febGb-tf Depot Of Wheeling.
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ECLECpIc.


nR: R. II; LEE, kelsc,ie Physician, Surgeon and
" Aceoucher, tenders his professional services to
tue citIEeGs of MheeIlug aud Ticinity. DR.. l.. Il
GradunIs Of the Eclectic SledIcaI Institute OF Gin
einnntb and has had uEany years experiences In the
praetee Of hs pro- esslon, aud he topes By close At
tention 70 business, TO merit share Of the public
patronage. Dr. Lee has given special attention and
has been emtneltly successful In the treatment OF
chronic dfeases OF every variety, and especially VI
suoh a. hhe9mAtism add diseases OF the Eye & Ear,
LAYER Complaint, Nervous Debility, Cancers and
Ulcers, COpsupatlon, Piles and diseases Of the Kid
neys, Gravel, All those who have been unSucceas
fully trsAted Tor any Of tile above diseases would
md II y Their interest TO consult DR.. Lee without
delay. Our practice FAe, and prompt, leaV-
ing nieIcurIAl faint In the SyStem, but cleansing
rcnoSatinB and STRENGTHENING the general o stem,
acting III unison with nRlnES's uner'pR avs.
L n % : sHHARLIh0, HESF Va, Dec. 9TH, 1868.
( To all WhOGa Il may concern: We the tinu0TBIHusd
members of the West Va Legislature, take peRsuIe
ia cay Tug that We have known DR.. Richard Ii. Lee
ulAny Year, previous the breaking out " the Re.
bsiliat g saeoe;atr and emerge 10 Pract'tIoneI
aWhG county, Va, and in uAlliR county, Ohio.
- g. ebAIK, senator 9Th DIS't, il
". 8. DuNBAR II. II. D.,
JOHN Al. pHBLPS, Rrts Senate.
2 Once one dooF south Of Kranef's H0fel. MAR
street. - - mT22 2m%
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For Sale.

IRNHE large and comm0dious dwelling and proper.
Il y situated on he corner OF Main aud First Fts.,
Centre WheelInG: comprising lots Nos So 81 and 81
and now occupied by the underagned ihe dwell:
ing u EuPpu d with . the modern conVenfsnces OF
gas and water, with OuIhoHSos ON the premises.
For terms &c, enquire OF
MRS. 81. A. WOODS,
mrl q. on the PremiGes.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09

INV York, April s.-Reosipts at the
Custom House to day amounted to S5l5,.
600. OF which $479, 600 Was In gold certiti.
Gates.
Subscriptions to the 10 40 loan to. day
S9i3 non ~ ~ "AsH0Hs'N :"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09
; New York N oney Market.

NEW 1ORK, April D.
Noaey-More active and firm, chiefly at
! per cent. GOT.
Sterling Exchange-Quieta at Is4@Is6.
Gold-Withuut decided change, opening
at 693 advancing TO, 62t. declining 10 69f
aud closing dull AT 6s396sR
Government StOcks-Ftrm. s 2Os con-
pons liz. 3os Treasury for October and
April ll23@ll2f. gitr,