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HiGhcst Premium Lock Stifch SEWING
Nacbinsa WHEELER 4 WILSON. 625 Broadway.

II
Lyons Periodical Drops,
THE GREAT FEMALE REGULATOR.
scientifically prepared nud preparation under dlrss.
Ton Of JOHN l. LYON N. D., New Haven, connesicus
win be found 70 b an nfabe remedy for all irregalar
ties and much better any female pills. powdersor MOI
.rums It's popularity Is Indicated By the sas Of 900 boz
ties in sir months sae at all tines except whom an
presy forbidden in the directions that accompany sasn
bottle.
Sold By druggists sverywhe1; Price u Per bottle. o.
:, can DO obtained by addressing the general agents, sd-
ding for postage 30 cents additional
G. O. CLARK CO.. New HAVEN Conn; DBxAs
BARNES CO., n Parh Row. New York General Agents.
No More Gray Hair or Baidness--Forty-
fve years. constant study Consultation free, " ~.
woWEs's PATRrorro ASSOCIATION
70 ~ Brosdmsy .u corner s o. Of Fourth strccl
The Poor Little suncrer Will DO Imms-
diasly relieved b. using MRS. wISsLow's sooorHrSo
SYRUP for children se,hpg softsns the gums reduces
Inflammation cures wind collie alays all pain, and gives
the child quiet natural sleep, from which swasss
GRATED and refreshed reeoty sacin oil cases IS m'ss
sf mothers can tes,ifv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-08

GEO. rnrcy Has thts Dsv nud During
Tho month Of June ncd hs rich Eac< SIX Circnlar
rasauss Nantias and Sgclues--a reduction OF twenty
ave ner cent FROM nri,es Al tho abrve 3oots
mia own manufacture. GEO CAREY. 3Ot and J6 Canal
street and ATS Broadway date Charles Street Coz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-08

Address To SmoIxers.-Poltak d Sons,
Maerschaum Manufacturers removed from Broore sree
to 692 broadway Fourth street. Wholesale and retail
Pines "a aud repa.r0I
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Deafness. Catnrrh, and all Disoasesst
the Ear Throat and Air Passages successfully treaeas1
DRS LI0HTHILL. s. 81. Marks place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-08

Cumberland sauce IL the Best with
Meats Poultry, Oysters, &c. II Il delightful.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-08

Asthma and Dys psis Cured without
fail By Dr. MARsHALL ~ Broadway. Hours 70 =. II.
Perfect Hair Dye-Mil1cr's, Only -
cents boz Try It, Sold by all druggists Depot - Do
afraai
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Prixss Cashed in All Lsgalixsd Lotts-
riaa @. =. JOHNSON, leo Prince street.
between Laurens and Woostsr.
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Fluere Fey drops OF PHALoys ETGfif ptoovrSa
yanECS over y0nr ysl ief lady and they viii MAKE il
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How to Make Feather he'd Like a
flower bed; Sprinkle II with PHALoN's NIGHT BLOOM
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Prixes Cashed In All LsaaIixed Lotte-
nes and Information given. GALLAGHER BENJAMIN
BroksrA $40 Chestnut street. Phladephia
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Deafness, Impaired sight,
NOISES IN TTfB HEAD,
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN THE
THROAT.
CHRONIC CATARRH
CATARRH Or THE TvIPANIC MUCOUS
MEMBRANE ORsTRUTICONS OF TfIR
EUSTACHIAf TUBE
CURED
CROSS BYE srRArGHTsNsD IN ONE MINUTE
And every OF and Ear recurring ef4og
medical or surgical MD attended to BY DR. Won RYSHH-
BERG. nj his consulting rooms 6l6 Broadway.
Twelfth street. AMs Il
DR.. Hunters once 10 at No. . DivieaOR
street New York city. He has other once. Esabshe1
1884 Eight q lie chronla
erupons and the skin. ulcers Of all kinda The
most nlpury Of the blood fstua all diseases
pertaining the urinary organs rheumatism, DC WorS
on Uuman Frailty, Debility Early Indiscrotsou
nsultaton gratis Hours In from A. NJ. until osesh
Pm ~
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Grover Il Bakers ~ -.
E,as,lc stit,h sewing c.s~nsst Pre- mi uD
-snines l95 broadway. New York.
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Prixes Cashed In ali Legal Lotteries.-
s.r"sa rcom 4 Nav ropP Ps :" W. I" ~
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Royal Havana Lottery.-The Highest
premium paid for prizss Iniormatlon ayen Douboons
wanted. ALRCK a CO., Brokers'
Nos ~ aud rs Pine street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-08

A Bad Brsath.-HOw Many Lovers IL
has sepsrated-how many friends for ever parted To
eject \ radical the BALM OF THOUSAND
FLOWERS . dentifrice night and morning, IL, also
beaunss the ermpiexion. Prcs 20 cena For sale ~ ali
drugzists
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DepFuesa. Disease OF tho Eyes md Ca
N rha, ton resaire usual undivided en lion az
d. ,rw giL Orulsi ani surist g Clinton plac Eixhth
rect from o'elck Cross la>tantly removed
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HyaScs ga. h." Double Strength Life
RALsAM.-Rheumst. m n It's mos. painful forms; al.s
scrofuls. crysrelAs saltrheIm pmptes bloches, old
ulcers fever the OF diseases bood
msrsurs Complaint, d,a,y yer ana aiincys ,ncpasn9
purifier HYATrs "a. b. BALSAM hns cured thsu.
sands OF OF these and similar diseases and II will
certainly case which can be reached by
ia accordance with the directions One dollar pef
cpal depot, 246 Grand street.
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Beautiful CompIcxtOn.-La
Bloom OF Youth SURPRISES everything for preserving and
beauufyius the complexion aud skn as Broadway aad
DRUGGISTS everywhers.
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Murray. Eddy u Co.-Csvington, XIV.
KsSrgcEr, sxraA CLASS s6Y-June 4 1854
20, IL, IS. So. 90, 81. q, IS, 81, 1. Isl. a.
:. kssruoKr. CLASS s5s-June :. Issi = -
50, ~, IL, 50, 6. ~, %, %, 80, So, IS, 40,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-08

tGourAud's poudre subtii Uproots HAS
from Low foreheass or any part OF the BODY 81 wsantsS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-08

Geo. Carey Has this Day and FOR she
month of June reuced all hi. imported Paris made Man
ias sacaue Circulars and Baqucs fully forty per cSnt
from pricrs make total clearance for falI
and winter 9EO CAREY, 3vt and 800 CANAL
street, and l7S broadway tiate Charles Street Col
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Omcial Circulars I'm shelby College Lott
terry furnished By SIMMONS, ROGERS CO.. New York
Post cffce.
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France, Ellis q Ce.-Ma as~srs.
LsRAny. 6xrnA GLASS lij-Juns 1851
o. o. " oI ~; y i,s Ss sS, q; a. 8, 49, "a,
co, 20, 80, 81, 20, co.. IA, ~, rs, ~, z, 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-08

GcOrVc Cmrcy'a LIa md PushoR
Lace Pon!s squnrs shaws Bournoes and Tamas ncw
selling fully than the premium
gold room for fail and winter Goods. Prices
s23 $50. s3t 80 81. SO $40 sos $40 ga ~ S7A $50,
$40 Nt3f Sl4D each: formcr SO
10 AIS o. III GkO CAREY Sol COS Canal street. ana
as Broad war date Charles Street 4 Col
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1NEvoptsrs NEW york ILLUSTRATED VIEWS
snonaid Iirsrntiors this wres; doub pa-e pte
III 81 s;caafa j. Fremont and jain Coehrnne th4
paoplcs cam the Presidency; portrait %
Miss Major man the Union spy; the Great HcxaAt
View 10 Richmond: valuable Music: Fashions by MmA
Demorest with Supplementary Sheet and valuable LlteE
ary Natter Do fall 10 this splendid number. boo
everywhere. Thur day,
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=. II. simmons q Co.-Uovingeon, XIV.
.o sHsIn. ARIA ctA:s 2Tl-Juns 4 1854
:. oLAss 272-June 7, 1854
~, "a, IL, SO, 90. IL, so, Il, 81, Is, 20, &c.
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h.. tarshpii's Cas.rrh SouH ~ Hn
agreeabe alI dscR OF the head. "a opens sni
Tho inter-
are NJ lrrign DEG aud The relies Immediate
Sud b il druggists rrs u.
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Sold By druggists sverywhex Price u Per bottle o.
u can DO obtained BY addressing the general agents Cd
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:. E,srse1r s1.s1 CLASS ss1-Juas 1854 n.y.
Kssruoxr. CLASS s5s-Jane = ISIS . 90
90, 10, IL, 80, 9, ~, "a, 10, 80, IS, IS, 40.
2. n. simmons q Co.-covingson, XIV.
,o sHsLs. ARIA cIAss 27l-Juns 4 1854
49, sS' . y ~ $50, e: 80; 20 g, IS, H. ss.
~, "a, II, SO, 80. IL, 50, Il, 81, l5, %, &c.
France, Ellis 4 Cs.-Maas~sr
LIsaAny. sxraA GLASS lil-Juns T. 1851
80, 81, IS, 40. 9, So, 20, ~. II, 3, Is, "a,
co, 20, SO, 81, 20, Co.. Il, II, rs, a, =, 81.
OMeial Circulars I'm shelby College Lot.
,sry f.rnishsd By SIMMONS, RoGRRs CO.. New York
Prizes Casned In All LessIixed Lotto
Be- S:: s Sssss ss:
ss..s: Ts:.:s !. II .n1s g. Wan
street. room New York.
Prizes Cashed in All Lsssiifsa Lot
''ri'' Information 5s sxi2 s Broadway New Tor, city
Prisss csshsS In A., Lsgs,i.sd Lests-
"'~ Ss.ss.s L.urs.. and wooster s
Lottery Tickets Cashsd. -lnNormation
gwen '0ff wan s si1,ss. room ssss Ss,i
premium paid FOR rrlss Furnished The Ugh
| ratios psa ri S p AND ~ raw 81 Ssa
Royal Havana Lotaery.-The Highest
premium paid for prizss Information given. Douboons
wanted. ALKCK a co, Brokers'
Nos ~ aud Is Pine street, New York.
Bad Brsath.-HOw Many Lovers IL
has sepsrated-how many friends for ever parted To
effect radical cure use the BALM OF THOUSAND
FLOWERS = dentifrce night and morning, IL, also
beaunss the ermplexion. Fries 20 cents For sale ~ al
druggists.
Beautiful mplcxtOn. -Laird,s
Bloom OF Youth SURPRISES everything for preserving and
beautfyus the complssiou aud skin 49, Broadway aad
DRUGGISTS everywhers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-02
l4Fdm Gen, ButloI.,

FoR4PnaS MONRoI, Nay 81, 4 P.x.-Fhs
9tOameE Thomas Powell has Just arrived
ron TOT p 6eTmaus Hundred. All was quiet
The steamer O. W. Thomas, With q bear
er OF despatches from Gen. Grant, has ar.
rived from the White House. % q
A ABORTION Of Grants torees arrived at
Mechanicsyille yesterday morning aud had
not encountered the enemy Ia force up to
that time. Gen.. sheridanis cavalry had
Be Veral skirmishes with the enemy and
completely routed them. Heavy ,canonading
was heard yesterday in the direction Of
AechanicsVills. o. as b al fiS53J
/ The highest hopes are entsrtainsd by
those competent to judge Ofthe sitnatio6.
The following order has been Issued BY
In accordance with orders from the War
Department, and for sanitary reasons, NO
bodies viii be disinteTred ia this Depart-
meut until the lst of October. = -.
Mn By order of MAJ. GEH. BurtBR.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-02
From GEN. sha I,1r q !.

( PH1LApELAPHIA, June Ia sp sciai die.
p atch to the Evening Telegraph SAYS:
ClHoIHNATI. June l.-NeWs has been re-
ceiVed here direct from Kingston, Tenn =.
by telegraph which says Sherman arrived
AZ Dallas last Saturday, aud pushed on 70.
intorcements to MCPHERSON who was to
have reached Atlanta by next Saturday
unless heavy force Of rebels was met on
the way. @
At last accounts he was at SweetWstter-
town, and bad driven the rebels across
Powder and NIcksjGck creeks and got pos.
session Of the bridge across the OhStta.
haehie, twelve miles from Atlanta. The
main army, under Gen. Thomas, Is ad-
vsncing, and he occupied Marietta on
Mondsy, taking some 400 prisoners and a
railroad train Of sick and wounded rebels,
with several cannon and some small arms.
Il 10 believed that Atlantis will be in our
possession before next Sunday.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-02

A lnEIInO Of the Bar Of Ohio County was held At
the Court Ho1Is Of said county on Tuesday, the LIST
James Paul 6Sq, was called 70 the chair and
Samuel z. Wneelsr elected socrstary. Whsreppon
= eommittee was appointed 70 drAnght and report
tbs folloqing Preanble and resolutions: = 6
InaSmneh a. Il has pleased Almighty God to take
from our midst Isaac N. Irwin, Esq, late deputy
clerk Of the Circuit Court Of this ounty, and
WHER1LB til An citing diSpOnSAtion Of PFoVidObee,
While IL reminds Of the GhortpOOs Of life aud the
certainty Of death, and warns TO be ready to
the same solemn SUMMONS, and RhflO nleekIy sub.
hitting e. the inoxorAble mandate by which our
Court and IT. attendants have been deprived Of a
most leithfnl oaleeF, - the tame time renders It
our duty 70 pay that respect 10 his memory which
bis virtues have Justly entitled him 70; therefore
be Il 9 -1siNt aatl! . W III TTEEfGf'
ReSeEyed, That in testimony OF the high esteem
"a which the haid Isaac N. irwin ESQ., deceased,
was held by the member Of the Bar Of said county
and ofthe many noble qualities which he possessed
and which rendered our relations and intercourse
With him OF the most agreeable character, that Ne
do attend his funeral In . body, and
REtolce4, A. further toGtinonlhi, that these
proceedings be entered upon the records Of the
Circuit Court OF this county and pubIIShEd 10
each OF tha4 city neWspaperSS and that . copy Of
the 11me be respectfully presented to hla ber0GVed
family - mark Of our heartfelt 0ympSthy In thiG
th0ir sad GAtetion.S ~ FI<DE z =
On motion, the foregoing preamble and reSolu-
ton! were unAnimously adopted.
. TT. q ii!ilJAMBs PAUL ohsiru.u. I
SAA1L P. WHKRLBR, Secretary.
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WAsHIHeroN, June The disaRreeiuR
amendments of the two Houses of Congress
to the National Bank bill has been adjust :
ed through joint Committee of Confer
encc.. d L. $3.50 :.
The Senate receied from its amendment
limiting the samonnt to $500, 200. 900 to
apply either to the notes in circulation or
70 the amount of capital stock. The for.
PeE branch Of the proposition only is
THE city of Washington is included among
the places of redemption. sa-E
The circulation of the banks in lieu Of
all existing taxes, is taxed one half of one
per cent, and deposits one quarter of one
per cent? aemi-annually,la land Ia similar
tax i5 imposed on capital in excess Of all
kinda. 81. 4.-tH b Jag 5lHsa. - -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-02

NV YoRK, June Tho Tribune's Mat
amoras letter says. q y L =.
Z. The refugees from Austin, Texas, report
that Wlthgthe exception of some 600 men
under Col. Ford, there'is no effective rebel
force left in that State. 80 :
The Tribune's Washington dispatch says:
Indications are that Daniel s. Dickinson
will be candidate for Vice President at
the Bsltimore Convention.
Tho World's Washington dispatch says:
q Lincoln intimsted that in case he is re-
elected he will make changes in his Cali.
net. The following are put ForEhias proba.
BILE: Secretary of State, C. F. Adams; So
cretary of the Treasury Isaac Sherman, OF
n. " Secretary of War, Simon Cameron;
Secretary Of the Navy q. ". Davis. Sec.
Eetary, OF the Interior, Horace Greeley;
Atty General, Schuyler Colfsx.
The World also says: The presence OF
Greeley, Gratz, Brown and Pomeroy here
Rt.this time is Significant. IS Ia !
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-02

-W REEIlslD.lTho man Van Clsvs,,
alias Kellogg, NholNss arrested some four
weeks ago upon the suspicion of being q
spy and who has since been confined 10
the Athensaum, was released, as 40 svi-
denes could be adduced TO justify his do.
tsosiOn. y Kellogg has made himself cry
useful as clerk about the prison aud the
officers were sorry to part with him.
John Y. Rowe. refugee from the south,
Who has been confined in ths.pfii6oun. for
using treaSOnaBls Language was released
yesterday. Both parties were released
upon condition that they would go without
the bounds of the Department and not 70.
turn, -s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-02

~PIoTUREs.-Aroom without pictures,
and room with pictures. differ about A.
much a. a room With windows and = room
without windows. Nothing iS more melaa.
cholyr particularly to q person who has to
PaSOmuch timein his room, than blank walls
and nothing on thom, for pictures are loop
holes Of escape for the GouI, leading to 9TH
eF spheres and scenes. 1t is such an in.
szpreSsiblo relief to person engaged in
writing or even reading, on looking up,
not to have his line of vision chopped BY
an ediOuSWh wall, but to end his soul
escaping, as it were through the frame of
An eEquiHite picture, to other beautiful,
and, perhaps, heavenly SCENES when fan
ey, for moment revels, refreshed and de-
lighted. Thus, pictures are CONSIDERS of
lOnslinessi thsyHTe books theylare histo-
FisS and sermons, which We can read
without the trouble of turning over the
leaves.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-02
New York Market.
nv YoRr. Innal

NBW YORK, June i. q
=Flour-State and Western dull and clos
ing about 90 lower for extra State; 81 80
@S 90 for extra R. H. o., and So O6@
8 10 for trade brands. ~ e ~ FL - =.
Neutrality-suspicious. decided change ct $3.50
for State and 81 sI91 80 for western,
closing at 81 81 for western last evening.
Wheat-Less active and scarcely 60 firm
at 81 COOL 66 for Chicago spring, 81 81
@l Sc for Nil. club and 81 7O6I rs for
winter red Western. :
Rye-Quiet. - =
Barley-Nominsl. -
Corn-scaree and decidedly higher at
81 65@l 20 for new yellow, and 81 70@
~ for old mixed western.
ontS-Firm aud in fair demand at ss&
@ssf for western. no =
WOOi-Firmet and in fair demand for
foreign. Z. 'i2fTyT
Petroleum-oulst; crude 80, refined in
bond for July At the buYer's option.
Pork-Quiet and prices little frmer at
S2s 5000 90 for mess, sac 90 for old do.
$Sl .oo9s1 IS for new do, $24 5O626 IS
tor old aud new prime and $50 6o(33I 90
for prime meas.
-Beef-Firm and q little more active at
50 60@l3 90 for country mess, ear for
country prime, tl6@l9 for repacked mess
4n0'S1S oO(G1S1 oO TOR extra mess. Prime
mess beef in better demand.
Beef HamG-Quiet and unchanged.
Gut Aeats-Firm at HOLT for shout
ders and 143@15 for hams.
o1 R: e rs western Cumberland
LardLQufst ct 14@Is; also 1000 bblS
Md for. July a. l43. = fFsTgy-ssr -,
Butssr-M Moderately active at 5000 for
Ohio and 300 a for State. -
Cheese-odiet and unchanged a. l2A
30. II - ----l1 "
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYElI
~. BATCHELOR'S .-.
CELEBRATED HAIR DYE

1s. aYa IL the Best IN the 5VVOrld.
THE Only HARMLESS, TRUE, AND RRLIARLl
.i. DYE KNOWN, 800 ~
This splendid Hair Dye q Perfeet-chSnRas Red,
Rusty or Grey hair, instHntIyto . egOssy BLask or
Ratural Bro,vh, without Injuriug the Hair or
Staining the Skin leaving the Hair sot and BeAuti-
fulj inparts freSh vitality, frequently restoring its
pristine color, and rectAes the M eRects OF Bad
Dyes. The Genuine Il dgnOd WILLIAM A. BATCH.
ELoR all others are moro limitations, and should be
avoided. Sold BY all DruEEi5tS, 10, RAoToRY-sl
BARCLAY-sT, NY. .,.,. ~ ''-'t ~
Botehelor's New Toilet Cream for
iust =. Dressing the Hair. L
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-02

%ROOEO.-oOrn aud potatoes are now
all in, or should. be: Now. hnnp all the va
cont aoreS and rods and feet with root
ctoPS-June iS the month for sowing rata
bagas, aud July for ordinary round ,urnips.
The latter can be put in after the hrst
crop of grass iO taken OF, or follow the
peas aud the early potatoes. Bone dust
raksd or narrowed IN Is . capital manure
for roots. Fill up every open space With
thsn-taey will all Do wanted and bring q
high price next fall.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-02

rMoRH ABoUF INPRoVENlHRa.-one
Of The most extensive Improvements now
going on in this city, lie the steam Touring
mill Of MeSsrs. u. aud ]. Pollock, which il
being erected under the supervision Of Mr.
SD. Williams, on the corner of Market
aud Quincy streets. The mill is Sc feet on
Market street and lOs on Quincy, and will
be four stories high. It will have six run
of burS, and will be capable of making
twelve barrels of -four an hour. and whom
urged to its fullest capacity 2ssi barrels
per day. The engine has been contracted
for 10 Providence, R. l and viii arrive in
short time. Tho mill will cost from 40
to so thousand dollars and will, it il conf.
IDENTIFY expected, be in successful operation
some time during the month Of November
next. The MessrS. Pollock expect TO do
heavy local and supply trade, aud they
design to keep the best Of -four constantly
in store at the mill. For this reason they
consider their central location favorable,
and the establishment being situated be.
tween two railroad depots and near the
river, great deal will be saved to them in
the way Of hauling. Hft q o X
Many persons are astonished at the i'm
msu's capacity of the mill, but the propri-
stOtS doubtlesS understand what they are
doing, for with a mill OF such capacity they
can At all times accommodate themselves
to the fluctuations of the markets.
The enterprise of the Msssrs. Pollock
deserves the most abundant success and
We hope they may realize all their sxpss-
tatious.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-02
8g Tjlf'lllf9tap6,
From Ganarnl Hnntar.

- y - 7-NANSA-t
INV HORx, June-l.-A Herald despatch
from Dublin, Shenandoah Valley says:
A reconnaissance 10 force found the en-
envy 1000 strong in front Of u.s. and have
had very little diminishing up to this time.
The Herald's 9th corps despatch says:
Ledlie's Reconnaissance on Tuesday eve
ming was of inealculable benefit. Il mis-
led the rebels into the belief that We in.
tended.to cut their army initwo and Obliged
them to concentrate in the centre, 40 that
our right and left obtained advantageous
positions, 7s-.TsT "a %, 49,
ATribuns despatch from i. Hunter, army
SayA Us Z Il q ~ = csd,g & :
One of our wagon trains was fred ON
last Tuesday By guerrillas, and one of the
guard wounded. Gen. Hunter thereupon
ordered the houses of two prominent se-
cessionists to be burned, which was done
as warning. :
A Herald Washington despatch says:
Seeretaryz Chase has determined TO put
in the market from 81, 0O0, 900 toll 90, 600, .
goo ak per cent bonds, redssmRbte after
Also, that the French government has
assured Mr.. Dayton that no rebel iron
clads will be permitted 70 leave France.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-02

ALBANY, N Y. June News Of large
FIRE at Glsnu's Falls, has just been received
here; the FIRE broke out near the Glenn's
Falls Hotel, destroying it. The wind blow.
ing gale, the Ere spread rapidly and
soon the whole central part of the village
was In flames, many Billings and their en-.
tire contents were consumed. Two banks,
uniVe-selise and Presbyterian churches,
town hall, academy, post Office, and large
number OF dwellings and business houses
were destroyed. The FIRE raged Eve hours.
leaving the village in ruins.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-02

esHPEIHsbs % E0aa. siSSt.-IA
SnSGkinE OF Gen. sIgel's late Sight At New
Market the Baltimore ,WteEsr, German
paper, 1ayS: Concerning the personal be.
hayioI OF Gen. Sigel 10 the battle Of New
Market but one voice, and that Of univer-
sal esteem, can be heard. He vas ever in
the thtekest Of the hail Of bullets. and, at
one tins only about Rfteen yards from
the mouth otths nusketS Of the enemy
Only Metgenbprg end very young Order
H,E.nom be had TO nse ~ Aids.d camp,
could endure 1t, were near him. s.s
The young orderly above referred to is
Joseph Naegels, drummer. boy of Captain
Over'0 company, . resident Of this city.