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EXPRESSES. ..

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n oFFICE St PENN AVEN6R -
WAhtsgtO~ Osy, d. o!
2RkAT EASTERN, NOKfHKRN, AHp WET.
kRN EXPIRES YORWARDERs
1srshAAdiss, Money, JswslFy, Valaablss
Notes, stocks, Hands, he, lT1Ir
IorWLrdSd with SAFETY AND DIsPATCh 70 al
neoo.alblo sections Of the country. This Company
has Agenses IN the principal railway towns II The
NORTH, EAST, WEsT, AND N0kTHWRsT.
WASHLNgToE D. d. n YoRH. BosToK
PHILADELPHIA, BALTLkOAA OH
OLhAATL ST. LOUIE, LOUIE
VILE, LKXLN0TOE a. a.
VIZ SnnS Ss. ,Es %sas ESSs .ad sSH.
brltsh froyinses and with ssS1nShip lines 70 LlVs
SHIpooi, southamptoni and nAtlst end thsnss ~
towns N Great britain ana % ne oontnslE ~
OonSenon o. Notes, Dfafs, nd DIlls IAaAo % IN
o. q DUNN, Agent
WAahinEAoa. y. ..
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IOHN WELCK ER'S
81 BUTLER RESTAURANT.
"A "a Mdts0n D0reep
sAA PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Botween Ninth and Tenth streets, tup stAiI.l
The proprietor OF this tAyoItte Restaurant hAs
Walhington, and he points with pleasure TO the
arso patronage he has Always been honored with,
and respectfully solioits continuance Of the same,
GAME, OYSTERS, and other Refreshments con.
nantly on hand, and At the most responsible rates,
BREAKFAST,
DINEER, AND
| SUPPER
prepared Al tho shortest notice and In the ncsi
sAtillAstory manner.
Breakfast from . 10 n o'siosh. Dinner and Sup
Oar ~ all hourH. AAY A-6
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John JoLLIFFR,

ATTORNEY AND COUNCILLOR AT LAW,
Has removed his once 70 the Northeast sorneT Of
ss 0s a. ssFsss. SPPgssstsa ne %"
Washington City, b. O.,
Asssnds especially 70 siAihS upon We United
MtA1. ',. -.r'.y..- tytIy
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CouGHsi coLpsi coHsuMPrIost g..
wIsTAR,s BALsAM OF WILD cfiERRY.
ONE OF THE OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE
REMEDIES IN THE WORLD FOR
Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough. Bronchitis. DIM
Guilty OF Breathing, Asthma, HoArseness,
Sore Throat, Group, and every
Affection Of -. = ...l."
THE THROAT, LUNGS AND CHEST.
wistar's BAlsAm OF wild Cherry does not dry IN
. Cough and leave the seeds Of Cons umption In the
systsm, but loossns II, and sleAnses tho Lungs Of
None ssRui.s unles, .lsned"I. BUTTS" on tbs
wrapper. 10. -, ~,
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=CTOTHTNG

n /.
A GREAT Pa MO NOW! TAGGING
..r',t IEIhL-E iuD TRT TeIIhs
~. ,..N ~ rEDT tlTOIgs
-rr. ..#HaA. .EEENAe 0Ti "
"a a.rs .."ANoTHEa, rRAtplt,asa92..
~ ) RrsvLTns IN rus "a H1rtH a.,
CoMrlETE OVERTHROW OF HfaH rs,css.
ID '1r. ,t'a8. a.
g. STARTLING INrRLLIsRNeE poi ,ai
COTTON urt ' ..,''2;s 4 ' y
~.i6'I GOLD vPI ' 'So,lS x % %
! ,ggNIa = L
!, H} e Lat, EVERYTHING ur /,
Inl aea al l.dri5Ea.ltI
Bu. 1, n.,,.. not TO US; Tho Good. On A.aa
nsH b ,.id Now /, I'll. tim. to su,
rouR oLoTutNs., lsaa4l
and ,hs pi... Is 81 tn. r,a-. ,sru a, IL ~ .
n PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE, !.
y -ua's' d.. 10. De-. ~ w. .'iodiEH
where you win ~, 'pleadid .pors-set Of al
ounoN-xADn eoops,S
l.s. An inasn.s s.oako Of READY MADE CLOTH
ING and oyNrLEMEcs runNrsHrNg ooopa
\ Of every description. " .,n.ls I, o. ..,
CUSTOM GOODS aApk TO oRDrR. IF i ,1'
q. prices that dsty sonps.ittea. ,irs. D.. .,l.1
GALL AND SEE sAM,Lna o.. .,
before purchasing elsewhere, NtAs ... ~. -
PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE,
/ go SEVENTH STREET, .r-EJE
| OPPOSITE THE rosr OFFICE
IN. SAITH. VIZ.
Jyas- - seventh Street.
SHALL WE SAr 51' Z @;". =
= ,, "DAnE WE SAT Irm
4 9 tn "YEs." .'
wswin not Be undersold by Smith OF any one else.
WE HAVE GOT THEN.
We can sell thsnI and We viii sell then.
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IL B00KDINDER, :
no. IN PEIl. AyE1 WAsalssToHs Y: G
49, p99 ~, insssssl Sayis-4uthsy AOtos'
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F1RsT
NATIONAL BANK OF WARRINGTON.
CApital-eSOO,OOO.
~ This BAHH, organized under the National
Banking Law Of the last Congress, IL opened this
day for the transaction OF business Al the sornsr
Of Fifteenth and streets, opposite Treasury Do
pArtmentz II. d. COOKE, President,
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g ING EBIL ITYi

LANGuoR, LAssITUDE, -'l
AND THAT
Low STATE OF THE SYSTEM -,
Peculiar TO the SPRING TIME OF THE YEAR.
~ are Immediately relieved by the
PERUVIAN SYRUP, =.
Or Protected soiutioa 81 PBoToXiDE OF IRON.
THE ERuvIAN ,sYR UP
supplies the blood with Its vital principle, or
LIFE ELEMENT, IRON, -,
lnfusins sTnEsoTH, VIooR, and NEW LIFE into
all parts OF the system.
One Of the most Distinguished Jurists In New
England writes 70 friend a. follows:
81 have tried the PERUVIAN SYRUP, and the
result fully suatAins your prediction. II has
NEW MAN OF met Infused into my system new
yigol and energyi am no longer tremulous and
debilitated, ~ when you last saw me, but stronger
heartier, and with larger capacity for labor nsan,
al al. and Phyns than Al any time during tie Last
An eminent divine OF HoIton says: a.n ~
"Ihave been uAins the PERUVIAN SYRUP Tor
AEcT OF sfiRITa, ELASTICITY OF MuscLE.b
Pamphlets Tree, J. p DINsMORE,
No. ni Broadway, New York.
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-; $3.50 ..'ee, neon.:
wv -,y"r,. ioof'
rla MHW HOH X LIHRp.
pHI IAa aRnh AM AmsYH AMP pHi Iap
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prs.. x.f., -, rUs.
stasto. Dspot.
4, VII LhAx AZ yolLows, xni Fare
Ae M nis sssaa. ~. n. .r:.vc,,s.ss
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Morning K1pre.s %
A. ~ Via Sanaen aaa tsrssT wv
, =, Sn.s nssst :
~" r. N, Ms rA Asnsnssoa ana Jersey oTi ~
4, A. ,Ass9m%oa..iSn 81. 80
" e. W. C@maen ana Anpoy-C. and
a. A. 1xpfes, 40
W M m nea ana v AZ. Han assey ciTi
- ~ E4sains N. iSr.9e'oe N: ''i:''c''' 100
hSs; S Ak via X M.pm'as'on and Jersey cifyi
A. ixJSIshy VI K.aans,Oa and Jersey Nv
A. 7. A., va Camden and Amboy-AesoAa.
hodAhon tiIeiSht and PsssensTb-
i.s .lAs. ticket 80
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,oosnern LAlrem VIII run uAiiy' lAn otners, sun
nAys eSeeptcu) ''l... .- o.. ..
-.
fHlLADELPhiA AND NEW YORK LINKS,
Leave walnut sueet wharf ass And .. NJ, IL M,
And p p. L.l r..- .
Lehve ktnkington Depot AZ Ills =. m, a.s, 40
AnQ op 2. M. AND ls.oo q. m. tniBhll
The 80 p. m. Limo runs dAilyi AL Others, sun,
days excepted '''- 7''
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NEW YORK AMP PHILADELPHIA LINES,
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N D. All persons buying A. this sale will be 10
quired 10 make deposit Of One-fouFth Of purchsse
money At the time OF sale else the property will
be TeGOld. WARD n. LAhON,
ly21-llt United states Marshal, d. q.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-25

The cotton goods market has received
great impetus, and prices have advan-
ced 25 per cent. within the last ten days.
The excitement is extreme The stock
of goods is very light in all hands. Raw
cotton has advanced to $50 cents for mid
dlings, and will probably be higher be-
fore what we write is published and read.
The demand for prints is very heavy,
and all offered is readily taken. Many
parcels are resold, and some receivers are
are Withholding their goods. The best
styles are very scarce. Inferior styles
are taken, and speculation is rife Bleach
ed and brown shirtings and sheetings are
brisk of sale, at very advanced prices.
The supply is limited Prices advance
daily, and the hequotations Of the day can
not be relied on as those Of the daY fol-
lowing. Ginghams are very scarce.
Denims, stripes and ticks are also higher,
and sell quickly. Woolen goods, are
steady in price, with a slight upward
tendency. Desirable styes Of fancy cas-
simeres are active. The production has
much increased under the increased tar.
iff on foreign goods. Some fall styles are
selling. Delaines of Fall styles are sell.
ing at this unusually, early period for
oNOu ESOOO6g SAIA WAAAo Gu6 dSbOEbIu0ub ID
meager. All seasonable goods are out of
market Balmoral skirtsIare very active,
at large advance More is doing also
in satinets, at atimproved prices. Doeskins
are very active; blacks are scarce and
much wanted. All wool broadcloths are
active, at rising prices. Beavers are
much higher and active. Blue and gray
hannels are in brisk activity. The mar
ket for wooden shawls has already opened
for Fall goods. Indeed the Fall demand
for all goods that can possibly be obtain
ed thus early is being anticipated, buy
ers looking for higher prices. In foreign
goods much dulness prevails, yet in some
descriptions there is considerable aotivi4
ty-such as staple silk goods, alpacas,
,coburgs, Italian cloths, French delaines,
and merinoes. Ribbons are inactive.
The auction sales are limited to fancy
goods, for which the season is over, but
which are selling to hold over, as they
cannot be replaced at cost price.
The follwing are the wholesale net cash
prices of all the leading styles of domes>
tic dry goods sold in the New York mark
ct:
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Rl00d Stock for Sale.

TNEE subscriber will offer the following superior
i Blood and Breeding Horse Stock at public sale,
at his re deneS in Mt, Pleasant, Jefferson county,
Ohio, on SATURDAY, the 25th OF June, 1864. Sale
TO commence ct o'clock P. NJ;
LoT NO 1-Odd Stocking, oh. m yra. by Glens
eoe, dam the trotting mare Fanny owned by Mr..
CLARK Of PttabuFR, foal at her foot BY Flying Ha-
togA. - ~ AsA j G. ~, h - - = -
No.2-Jennie-ch.m m. by Glencoe, dam MorgianA,
by Morgan Tiger, fpal - her foot by EF.Hg - :
No, $-Oie Vernon b. m. 4 yrS. by 1nVtncible,
dam Jessie by TuokGhoe. Roal IS above.
No.a,-AEorHtanaJ b, N. u yrs. BY Morgan Tiger.
Superior brood mare Foal 8s above ~ ,.sG Iys
Nb-Lady Russell, b. m. 10 iJEE. BY Champion
Black Hawk. Good road, brood and farm mare si
N.6.-BelIe Barton, ch. m. II yrs! by BustRsS
dam by Buck. She is the dam OF ROD hoyS 80:
The above mares have all been bred. 70 Flying
HlatoEa, are believed to be In toaL and are hne
breeders. 4.-.-H 81 "a -g-isA t-tI =
No. T.-Vests, '. m. 1 yrs., by Black Hawk 9nd,
dam Fanny EIsler. Very pr0mtEing.
No. 9.-Ranny and Lucy, matched bay ststerss
and Yrs.s by TueEAhoe. Superior roadster team.
No.9.-Prlnee Oh. 8. 4 yrs. HiAtoga. Very AnO
for saddle and harness. --5s.. - o.
No. l0.-Rred, 81. Z, Js, Black Hawk. Saddle
win also Oasr two Very valuable young < I.stoek
hor 80, Bob R0yy CHI h. 8 yrS. by Imp. Bonnie
Scotland, dam Bale Barton, and Manaaaid, b. d. 6
yrs. by FIytng HiatOgA, dam BY Ky. John Richards;
Also, numbGF Of Plying HiAtogG'S colts-in All, 1
very desirable gGlecticnS made with the view ol
reducing large stock.
The Opportunity u rare TO obtain the most YAiu
able blood. Terms Oa8y.
les 's'si s6slJl I. - D. B. UPDEGRARF.
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U. s. MARsHAL's sAIR,.'

n DaEor5 4 aoD, DiBtEtct Court Of the United
- HES-D stateS for the Western District
Hall Woodward. of viEginia,at Wheeling, Spring
Not' ""0N"Htu. Term, 1854. Order Of Sale ~
TN pursuance OF an order Of sale fa5dsd from the
l. Clerks office of the District Court Of the United
States for the Western District Of Virginia, 1t
Wheeling in the above entitled cause 1 will on
Tuesday, July 18th, 1884, on the premises, at New
Greek station Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
Company, In Hampshire county, West Virginia, sell
at public auction to the hgiest and best bidder,
parcel Of land containing i've acres, more or 1eBs,
Bald land RdioinB the land OF Robert &. Sheets on
the west the heirs Of JAMES Faris deceased on the
south, and Angus W. Mcdonald on the east, and
extending to the Greek, together with the dwelling
house and other improvements thereon, commonly
known as Hall Woodward'B Tannery." ai
And on Wednesday, July Is, 1854, at Piedmont
Station Of the BAltimore and Ohio Railroad, in
Hampshire county, West Virginia, will sell at pub
lie auction, to the highest a1d best bidder, the fol-
lowing Lots with the improvements thereon, situ-
ated in the town Of Piedmont In said county, num-
bered forty eIghts-4s1 y.nine, 80 9-sixty,-6O
and sixty.one,-61-each fronting twenty-five
feet Third street and running back TO the north
branch of the Potomac river, and Lot numbered
-40-frOnting hIty, feet on Pirst street and
running back to Third street. "-5s .ai--i-+-
Terms Of Bale-CaSh. rrl=f..sr,...I a., -. s
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. II. b st t,fs
lagS EElt9 4. N. NORTON,
i69.td U. 8. Marshal W. D. Of Va.
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8 ! commissioners Sale.
MarshaII B. lOIason bad Ntifa

Martha A. sanborn and others. IN ..f-r,.-
TN pursuance Of q decree Of the Circuit Court for
l. Ohio county, West Virginia, made In this cause
on the 24th day Of May, 1855, I viii sell on satur-
day, the second day oftuy, 1854, at the front door
Of the Court House for Ohio county, At 10 O'Clock
A. n, the following described real estate In the
city OF Wheeling, YIz:i All that parcel Of ground
situated on the east side Of Maip street in said city,
and designated on the plat thereof AS Lot No. i've
SIN square No. ix-6-included In the foIlwinR
boundaries, @ wit: beginning at the southwest
ner Of the brick warehouse on said lot, formerly
cupisd by Jacob 4 Mtchell-and now occupied by
Alexander Turner and William Taylor-thence at
right anglel Main street 1872 feet, more or less to
the eastern boundary Of said lot thence along said
eastern boundary 50lS feet, more or less, % the
south side OfuIberry alley; thence along the south
side Of Mulberry alley to the east side Of Main
gtree thence along the east side Of Main street to
the beginning, b0X feet, more or less.
TERMS OF SALE--0n e fourth Of the purchase
money 70 be paid IN cash on day of sale, and the
balancs in three equal instalments, payable in ons
two and three years. with interest from day of sale;
the purchaser giving bond with approved personal
lecuFty tor the deferred payments aud the title to
be retained further security until tho whole of
the purchase money Is paid; and the purchaser to
pay onehAf Of all taxes assessed said real estate
for the year 1854. IL .a1u DANIEL O.LIsT,
nY3l-t0 q .7a. COmmfE6IonaF,
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wool market.

NEW YoRK, June 2s.-The demand for
Domestic exceeds the supply, and the mar
ket is sgain decidedly frmer. The exigen.
cies of manufacturers are such as to ensure
a comparatively active business all through
the season, provided supplies were availa-
BILE, but, with the market nearly bare, and
the new clip held for extreme figures, the
volume of business must necessarily be
smaller than it would otherwise be for
some weeks to come. Foreign is in de-
demand, but the high prices demanded by
the increased cost of importation, together
with the doubt and uncertainty with which
the future course of trade is obscured,
more or less restricts business. The trans'
actions since last Friday includes 175, 900
TO choice light condition, chiefly s74d90;
90, 900 lbs. Pulled s5G9O for super and ex-
ira
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-25
Bank stocks.

A very large amount of capital, from the
country, is now invested in our leading
city banks, and for that reason we have
kept our readers advised from time to time
of their standing. It must be obvious to
every one that these institutions are now
making more money than ever before.
Their deposits are perfectly enormous, and
there are but few which have not more
than double their capital drawing interest.
Some of the large banks are making, nett,
more than one per. cent. per month. Hith-
erto the small banks have made larger
percentage of profits than the large ones.
This is not now, however, the general rule.
We see no special reason why 90 large q
reserve of gold should still be held by
these corporations. 1t is go much dead
capital, worth no more, really, than 40
much brass, or iron, or copper. They
neither receive it or pay it out, except by
special arrangement, Why then keep il?
Why not sell it TO the gold gamblers, Civ.
ing them for once all they can stagger IN.
der. every bank, of course, should keer
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Fronl5 a.. 8. ol.lr..Eille : idjbronioI.. /.

MARROW ESCAPE ERoX DRowNMG.--
Messrs. Isaac Askew, Samuel F. Booker,
George G. Neiswanger, Wilse AskeW, and
Wm. B. Hough, were engaged in seining
Wheeling Creek opposite Dorne's Tavern,
above Bridgeport, on Saturday, and the
sein becoming fastened, Mr.. H6ugh in on.
dertaking TO loose it, got into deep water
and went under. Mr.. Isaac Askew, who
was on the opposite side of the creek,
called to those on the other side not to let
him drown. Unfortunately, however, but
one of these could swim at ALL and he
but little. Mr.. Askew then spraug into
the creek and made his way to where Mr..
Hough was struggling in the water, and,
the latter being very large man, they both
went down. There was no time TO lose
Unless helped quickly they mmst both
drown. Arope, which they had providen-
TALLY taken along, Was fastened to Mr..
Neiswanger's wrist, and he went in and
brought them both out. twas a narrow
Escape.
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itself strong in available resources, to pay
promptly all demands which can! be made
upon it.. Whatever their calls may be,
they do not expect to pay ont specie, but
greenbacks.
We advise them, therefore, to sell their
gold, or very large portion of it, at the
present rates of premium. Such a step
1t must be admitted, would make them
stronger, ,zanot weaker. Practically, one
million in greenbacks would go just as far
as the same amount in coin. No one dreams
that gold can remain at present quotations
when Generals Grant and Sherman shall
have soundly whipped the rebels. The
price must, ere long rapidly fall, and we
are IN favor of having the loss fall on the
Copperhead spectators, rather than on the
loyal institutions which have so nobly sus-
tanned the Government. We hold that a
bank should do just what any sound bust.
pes man would do. There is not a mer-
chant or millionaire in New York who
would hoard gold as our banks are now
doing. They would promptly sell it, and
invest the proceeds in greenbacks.
1t is generally believed that most of the
banks will increase the amount of their
semi. annual dividends In July. Scarcely
one, it is believed, will pay less than four
per cent. to their stockholders, while a
large number will pay Eve, or more. In
some cases an extra dividend may be
made. 't h
We advise the holders of bank stocks not
to part with such securities at present
quotations.; for we think we see unmista.
BILE signs of a large advance in price, and
that at no distant day.-N. Y. Exchange.
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.---rT- nyOu do, use
HOohaud's German BittersI
From y Net0tOn BrosOa, D. D., EDITOR ofths Hi1sSt
cIopedia Of ReEigfotta Kaoa0Ied1e, Is eS -As--

From >. Ne,oton Bro,OH, DID,, EDITOR efths Erey-,
elopsdtaeE Religious Ksso'OIsdSs, - - @i-s'4'
Although not disposed to flvor or recommend
Patent Medicines In general, through distrust OF
their ingredients and effects, yet know Of no SUM-
cisRt reason, why man may not testify to the benht
he believes himself TO have received from any simple
preparations in the hope that he may thus contrib
ute to the bensht of otherB, --r. yf.,f :
do this tho more readily in regard to Hoodand'5
German Bitters, prepared by DR.. @. n. jackson, Of
thls city, because IWas preudced against them for
many yearS, under the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. I am indebted to my
friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq, for the removal Of
this prejudice by proper tests and for encourage
ment to try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use Of three bottles
Of these BitterS, ct the beginning Of the present
year, followed by evident relief and lestoration
TO q degree of bodily and mental Vigor which had
not felt for six months before aud had almost de-
SPARED OF regulating. I theT-A ~. Ynk God and
my friend 70 directing me to tn use Of tnem.
{ JIM VI IN BROWN.
PhiladelpA s,June %, 1851, - - 80. :.
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The following extract from the speech
of Henry ]. Raymond, at the. Union rati.
fcation meeting at the Cooper Institute,
is sensible and philOsophic. Speaking of
the Baltimore Convention, he said:
.Iu one other respect it took action
which, l think, should commend it to the
confidence and respect of the people of
this country. It adopted platform of
principles not held last year, not fit to be
held ''ert year, but held now by the great
body of the people. 1t was q convention
of this year, and for this year, not going
back to the issues and convictiods Of the
past, not goiug forward to the sauguine
expectations or the!gloomy apprehensions
of the future, but taking the American
people as they are to do, with their senti-
ment's and principles, and making use
of them to effect the great object Of the
conyention-the salvation of the Ameri.
can Union" ~ ia gaI 5Cs.gEfiz 80,
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nATloNAL BANK 1Aw.


The New National Bank law, with
forms and Instructions under it in pamph-
let, is at the CONTROLLERS Office, ready for
mailing to applicants. Jgg
i THE ARGUELLEs CASE - ,-,rr-
Reverdy johnson reported yesterday to
the Senate an argument sixty pages long,
based on fact and on law, against the ar
rest and extraditiou OF Arguelles.
WHISKY RATIoHs.
Gen. Grant appreciating the tremendous
labors of our black and white troops in
front Of Petersburg, fighting by day and
intrenching by night, has ordered the dis
tribution among them of whisky ration.
PosTP6HEMEST OF TIE CHICAGO !GoayEHr1oE.
Alta meeting of the Executive COMMITTEES
of the National Democratic Committee, held
in New York on the 22d day. of June, 1864 /,
it was voted, that in Difference 70 the desire
of 9 very large number of the leading mem-
bers of the Conservative Union Democratic
party throughout the Union, the meeting of
the Democratic National Convention be
postponed to Monday, August 20, 1854, at
IL O'Clock, at noon, at Chicago
AUeUsF BELAoNT, Chairman.
FREDERICK o. PIERCs, Secretary. -.a
RECORDS OF SICK AID WOUNDED.
Z A communication ad ddressed to the Wash
iugtOn Headquarters, appealing from the
decision of the Medical Director of the
Missouri Department, in refusing TO furnish
a complete record of sick and wounded aud
deceased officers aud soldiers. was referred
TO the War Department, aud the following
is the decision of the Adjutant General Of
the army thereon ae.F ssa
The principle involved is this No infor.
nation must be given by any officer in The
United States service to any person, under
any circumstances, which can be made the
basis of = claim against the Government
for pay, pension, or other allowances, ex,
cept it be given as the regulation prescribei
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~ DR..2R. n. LEE. .raa.
ECLECTIC 3PHYSICIAN

SURGEON AND DACCOUCHER, =
THENDRRS his professional services to the citizens
4 Of wheeling and vicinity. DR.. L. iS a graduate
ofthe Eclectic Medical InBtitutS Of Cincinnati, and
has had many years experience In the practice Of
his profession, and he hopes by close attention 70
buEiuess to merit share OF the public patronage.
Dr.. Lee has given SPECIAL attention 70 and has
been eminently successful In the treatment Of
chronic diseases Of every variety, and especially Of
such e. RheSmattm, and diseases Of the Eye and
and UIeeFS Constipation, Piles and diseases OF the
Kidneys, Gravel &c, AIlthose who have been nm.
successfully treated for any of the above diseases
would ind It to their interest to consult DR.. Lee
without delay. Our practice is safe, certain and
prompt, leaving no mercurfal taint in the system,
but cleaning, renovating and strengthening the
general system, acting in unison with Naturefs un-
erring laws. =. -.5t l.,g5 .5s74- ~