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Bachelors HAIR Dye--The BAat IN the
world Harmless, Liable insanthnsauy The ,ny -
feedye Sold by all druggists Factory 5 Barciz ,strsSA
Bogus Proclamation.
TIE GREAT FORGER
THE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE
VIII cont ain Ife Ike
LIKENESS
or HOWARD of TINES,
Alias the DEAD BEAT"
With full account of hiss
EXPLoIT8.
Ready on FRIDAY morning
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| Erupttons, Frecktes. Pimplcs, Tan,
sunburu Flesh Worms and Skin Deformitios cured bY
GOURAVDS italian Mcdicated Soap as his depot NO. -
Rroa aduE
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Cedar Cam phOr.
THE CHEAP AND SURE DEFENCK
Aganst ravages OF moths in clothing Is
Factured by HARRIS OuAPMAA, Boston, and sueA %
ali dru0RIsts.
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Ladies, Attention. -Fiuting, any w ldtbs .
Ave cents per yard the French Flutng Company, SH
Broadway between Twenty nrst and Twenty second ssrsess
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| prizes Cashcd IN Al Leg.itxed Lotto
,,s, O. r. JOHNSON, $40 Prince street
4 '''~ bst vesp Laurens and Wooster.
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Distilled Dew for EcnutIfying and Iua-
proving and omplexon unsurpassed Ali drug
Ests. Depot 7l8 Broadway.
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DIR. Hunters ONCE In at M. Division
street, New York city, lie has no other onee Estas!ishsH
Eight private entrance. He cures oDrocse
cfuptions spots the SKIN ulcers OF all kinds Ne
impurty Of the blood htula, all dseassa
pertsin,ng tho urinary organs In
nose bress. or throat BOOK on Fraty, Nervous
Debility Early Indscroon Consultation grntiA Houro
In from A, n. until o'clock r. M.
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qzlaRTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
Senate.

WASHINGTON, May "a. 1884
RAnRoAp AND rELEGRAPu LAKE SUPERIOR 10 PUGET
SOUND.
Mr. JOHNSON, (opp) OF Nd, introduced bill granting
lands to aid In tho construction Of railroad and tee
graph from Lake Superior to Puget Sound Referred
70 the Committee on Public Lands.
PUNISHMENT corSTsRFunxc COIN.
Mr. VAN wNKLx, (rep) Of W. Va, from the Commit
tee finance, reported favorably the House bill TO
punish and prevent the counterfetng OF coin Of ths
United States.
rm BRAxrL MAI. STEAMSHIP LINE
On motion OF Mr.. CorLAMER, rcp) Of w., the Brazil
Mail Steamship bin taken up and passed. by yeas 81
nays IA.
INSPECTION srEAMBoAY1
Mr. CHANDLER, (rep Of Mich, called up the House bill
20 appoint additional supervising and two local
inspectors steamboats, FOR collection In The District Of
Tennessee
After an amendment CO. BY Mr.. WILEY striking
cut the clause OF the bill aling the act OF 1852,
thorizing tho appointment two local inspectors at
Wheeling, Va. the bsil was ssed.
rBR INTHRNIt REVENUE BnL
taken up, and after the expiration Of the morning
hour, discussed nt length on the clauses regd-
stng the duties and salaries Of officers 70 be appointed
under tho law.
The amendments Of The Finance Committee, which
were verbal wcrc generally agreed TO.
The Senate adjourned.
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Grover q Bakers Highest Premium
Kastic Stitch Sewing Machines t95 Broadway. Sew YevA
Gouraud's POudre Subtitle Uproo's Hais
from low foreheads or any part Of the body wasnsd =
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Prizes Cashcd In au Legal bostertes.-
Information given or sent g. n. CLAYTON CO., 10 Wal
st,set rocnn York.
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May 81, ISG4.-Thc Prices Of Cedar On n
phor cheapest and be for moths sre:-stngle paresA
81 So family packa Of six S. Said by Drugsl tevu
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EovoI Havana Lotecry.-- Forty Per
cent uranium psid for Pryes Information furnshed
the hahss rates pad douhocrs aud all kinds OF gold
and silver TAILOR Co. Bankers, 10 W all street.
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brazilian geHble Spectacies aud Eve
PrcscverFo STRENGTHEN and Improve the sg of OLD ana
young by day and ntgbt, without pan iatg HI nj
recommended nv the mca ,al faculty. sh aMONs.
Oeulsa Optciau 6jah Broadway opposite Be AL street.
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Lottery tickets Crshea nfcrrns ton
s,vea JoSRPH BATES Broker. li wal str4at room No
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Prizes Cnshed fn All Lcrs,tzed Lotte.
yes and information given. Gr,LAGHER a ABkNJAhAN
BrokenL $40 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
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Crisfadoro's Hair Dye, Preservativs
and Wig Depot Wholesale and retail-No Astor Boaso
The dye applied by skilful artists
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Ninth
NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY or NEW YORK.
%, BROADWAY. CORNER FRANKLIN STREET.
This Bank has cash cspbalOf
oSa MILLION DOLLARS.
and win business in its Banking Rooms co.
uer Of Broadway and Franklin street.
THIS DAY. MAr as 1854
We uvs accounts and win discount business paper aaA
receive sl National Bank bis par and mahs oososss
shroushou. the uasd States and Canada ct the loves
rates Usourrsns none, Win received deposit =.
duc.ns for Eastern one sn per and for Stats
fourth per osna
JOSEPH o. oRvIs. rrss,ds.A.
II. NJ Huxrun.r. Cashier.
Nervous and vir1ient Diseases, aaa
i.ss s ss'T :ssaa sssss'
* %. HodsSssn e sss Mss 81 soss s.
Patent wire Ratings, window Guards.
A. formerly made BY the late sr% ., Hu,cs,9:en wes
sa1s% 81 sra:a4sy, as opposis: s. Nicholas Hotel
Parchmsn. r.gs !ns;.,,ues,. Ds;s 9Sssfyx;o yfyios f1
a;aipgatnEs a;aAip1gaEs. s0iiG" lis 6h.@S:r. % SCR street
Rost, Health and Comfort Go Mother
ana Child.
MRS. wrNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP, for chidrsa
,ss.hng soens the gums reduces Inflammation sIays -
O..u aud cure. wind oOla Perfectly safe in all We
would ..y TO every maher VINO has suffering child -
no, e, your prsudc the prejadces Of Others sasA
n,vcep yos and your suffering child and the relief Ass
yin be sure-yes absolutely sursso follow the Of his
rssioiue. n timely used twenty-five cents bottle.
Six FIno shirts f.r %.
guu uer Undershrta and Drawers " 60 Engsh 10 cYy
81 per doB. at MooDY's, LIS Broadway tHo"ard ho'e'-
The Firemnu's Fund Tnsursnce 20. 90
company continues insure properly ot All kinos ssss
10 s6r dsmass By nre, 90 - EwKMXn sesrssry
reliable company. H. nsAe~N' '
ys~asorc de- Totiette.-rhs Cosmcftc
and sanary of The Bygssniqus OF Nev xss pep'
li5 Chambers street
". would cali Ate ntion TO thc Sn,s Isn,oM o.
valuable real estate be sod at auction by ~ ~
xCO This day, wednes esdsy) a. Y. Tsocsl, :. W.
TAaK AvnNup-a lots, east SIDE ~ rss' s'a :
ssnre .rp HUDSON srszsrs-vaiusss properly ''o'''
eas. s9,nsr hx.srr AND inru sr~xrri 10. southwss
Eaps 40. A No fins street -
wigs, roupses, Hair Dys, III Hs M, ~. x
isSxarSHsEoa's' Ma NsIaisisa Si'nSs is ssnS @ .sr.ss -
wncc,cs & ws,ser's HiEnsss
Lock susob aawins hsnhrsa -
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CURED

CATARRH OF THE TYMPANIC MUCOUS
MEMBRANE, OBSTRUTICONs OF THE
EUSrAcHiAN TUBE
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COrns, BuniOns, Inverted Mails, En-.
arged Joints all diseases OF the Feet cured without pa,
or Inconvenience to the patient BY Dr. zAOHARIR. Bug
geon Chiropodist, 76O Broadway.
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The Steamship Africa's Mails.
BosroS, May "a. 1854.
The malls per the steamship Africa, for Liverpool will
close At eight o'clock tomorrow "wednesday morning.
but she will not sail until about eleven O'Clock.
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Six Fine shirts for %.
Sumner Undcrshirta and Drawers " % kngis eYy
81 per dos MOoDY'S, LIS Broadway Howard Hoie,-
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France. Ellis & Co.-Msnrger.:,,

IL, "a, 10, Il, co, ie, I, AZ, 10. SO, So, rs, 81
Ctiss st-May a. 1894 :,
so, 40, 20, 80, "a, 70, /, 6s, %, 80, al, 7e, IL
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Murray, Eddy d eo.-Managsrs.
Kssruoxr EuaA CLASS ss3-MN "a 1884 :,
IL, 6S, g. 64, ~, II, 3s, 10, 50, r. 81, 81, oil.
- Kssruoxr, CIAss 3at-Msy "a 1885,
1, Is, SO, 81, 8, IL, 7s, 90, 6i, oil, "a, IL, 81.
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News from Caiifornia.

why May Phnlon's Night Bloom ing
Cersu be called Of the best shots Of the goddess Floral
Because 10 perfume direct from the pstis OF her no
best 1ower.
what resemblance 10 there between PHALoNs Night
Blooming Cereus and big earhquakst Only ihis-has
makes much noise the world.
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Y, n. ssnnmons s. Co.-MRnagers.
sHrIBr. gxraA CLASS 2A-Nay "a. i2eS :.
~. II. Sc. ~. |, rs, Oh, 4, 20, 80, 81, 73, 81.
CLASS 2as-May "a, 1884, -
80, 10, Is, IL, 5, AZ, So, 81, IL, 7s, IL, So, 81
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che people, felt u 70 be my duty 10 stay by him; he
4. Yes 49, $3.50
place, and some in the crowd shouted out "Ce on the
shed he then went towards the shed aud the crowd
gathered sround him, and they helped him on to the
kshed took my position close TO the she'd as near as
possibly could and heard the whole OF what he said
from the csmmencement to the end he commenced his
BY congrauatug those present on what had oeen
Done be stated the draft oppressive, aud det gned
~ Tho Iich against the poor that must ne stopped
6nd would be stopped, and ust about then suggested
sksd him bis name, bu, he made no direct reply that
heard the question repeated several tines and at
last he said, "Ycu oil have heard OF Henry Wise, of
Virginia, how hc put down the Know Noi g.; Twas WIN
wise through that campaign aud vas his atma,c rlend
and companion he then resumed his DISCOURSE ne had
something in IL about Know Ncthingsm 10 the course
that be had heard OF the rising the people, and hst he
had got OF sick bed T. Join them aud lead them ~ WIZ
be your leader 10 said he said yoa mus, dsstI'y ., a.
the provost marshals Offices where tho drat had oecn
carried on; you must dcstroy the public buildings anu
the Custom Housen no mentioned the custom House as
Of The public buildings TO be destroyed be
In addition, the HxaALD ofcc, the T,Jtne ohco and the
Post Ofce public buildings 10 be destroyed be men
toned various newspaper Offices nod said, "When 'no
an uprising throughout tho whole country, and the dra
Will bs stopped and this tyrannical government WIZ %
overthrownn he said, "You must have arms,
you must seize the arsenal, or arsenss 4 sm oo no'
and you must commence BY forming I'D sonu
body on Broadway, marching In solid body tarouen w,
lead you bu, you must keep together be then closed
his remarks When he was getting down on We sneu
the crowd cried out, I'VE will carry youl We VII ca,y
you" and they took him their shoulders and carried
him short distance, when shoy laid him down 70:
crowd then proceeded towards Lexington syenus u.
commenced nrst arming themselves with pmseu ""
the fences tearing down the fonoes and armne snon
T How msss Sass ssS S the aros1 Ssioss me sOsssA
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The Firemnu's Fund fusurence 20.
have removed 10 their ONCE No 2oo BIoadwy 49,
sr dam By ere, 90 ss !syog1Dsu sr,ns
reliable company. H. nsne~S' Ss
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General Hunter 1T His Post.
MR. r. @. WILSON'S DESPATCH.
CUMBERLAND, Nd, May ~, 1904
General Hunter arrived and assumed command OF this
department the 2lst ns-headquarters In the Geld.
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Vauairrc de Totiette.-Iho Cosmcs.e
and SANITARY u The sociee Hyssniqus OF Neu xssA DeV
ilb Chambers street
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Deafness. Impaired Sight.
CHRONIC CArARRH

CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN THE
THROAT,
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Judge Nelson then charged the jury ~ follows-
,asssd July sl. 1891 The nrst sscli,a provides that
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P"0'' ''' wi 0REHoRY co, Coz BrDadvay
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General Hunter at His Post.
MR. r. O. WILSON'S DESPATCH.
CUMBERLAND, Nd, May ~, 1904
General Hunter arrived and assumed command Of this
department the 2lst inst.-headquarers In the 1sd
The Steamship Africa's Mails.
Bosrox, May "a. 1854.
The malls per the steamship Africa, for Liverpool will
close At eight o'clock tomorrow "Wednesday morning;
but she will not sail until about eleven o'clock
News from California.
BAN FRANCISCO, May %, 1884
The steamer Golden City sailed today for Panama. with
Ave hundred and passengers and $91s AS In treasure
There meeting last night for the Christian
Commission and large TO night for the Fresdmens
Association.
The Custom House authorities have seized the cargo OF
tho Chinese bark Ceres, In which large quantities OF
opium woro concealed packed in tin cases the size and
Arrived bar. Alea,s Hong Kong report: bark San
and Gardiner, Colby, from Boston.
why May Phalon's Night BIooms ting
Cereus DO called Of the best shots o. the goddess Floral
Because III perfume direct from the ptssis OF her no.
WIN. rs:sms.nes ,h.I: between rSALSSs 5.I ssh.
makes - much noise IN the world
Murray, Eddy q co.-Managers.
Krsruoxr RSraA cLAss s43-MAy "a 1884
H. ss' g. a. o. ca..s 81 ,.ls.y NJ 81 - o.
1, Is, SO, 81, 8, IL, 7S, 90, 81, oil, "a, IL, ~.
I'm. Sim mons s. Co.-MRnugers.
swrIpr EXTRA CLAss 247--May "a, i3ex
22 II Sc. az. |, rs, OF, 4, 20, 80, 81, IS, 81.
CLASS 2as-May "a 1864 -
80, 10, 25, IL. s. AZ, 56 81, IL, 7s, IL, So, 90.
France, Ei,ts 81 Co.-Manryers
LrsaAnv, ExrsA GLASS 9i-Nly - 1884 -
Ii, "a, 10, Il, 60, l6, 4 ~, 10: SO, 80, ~, o.
CLiss st-May a. 1894 =. =,
go 40, 20, 80, "a, %, i, 6s, ~, 90, III, 20, IL
Prizes Csshed in All LeasIized Lofe.
yies and information given. GkE,LAGHER ABkNJAhANs
Broken $40 Chestnut street. Philadelphia
prizes Cashed IN Al begslixed Lotto-
.,.. a. r. JOHNSON, $40 Prince street.
- between Laurers and Wooster
Prizes Cashed and Information Fur-
nished IN all tegaiiyed lotteries.
AI,FcK a CO. Brokers ~ and e5 Pine street, N. Z.
Royal Havana Lottcry.- Forty Fer
cent uranium paid for Pri,es Information furnshed
The hahsst rates pad douhocrs aud all kinds OF gold
and silver TAILOR CO.. Bakers, 10 Wall street.
Prizes Cashcd In all Legal Lostertes.--
Information given or sent .. r. CLAYTON CO.. 10 Wall
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Parchment grsgs, Best Q1aiaty, fs' "
NAU0ER, iI6 Chambers street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-08

The following information from the In
ternal Revenue Office in explanation of the
new excise law will be read with interest
by cigar makers Throughout; the country {:
The law requires every person before
making any cigars, whether for himself or
for other parties, TO procure from the As
sistant Assessor of the district in which he
resides permit authorizing such trade, for
which permit the Assessor is entitled to a
fee of % cents. Ii such person desires to
work at cIgar-making in any other assess
ment district than that 10 which he resides,
such permit must be presented to the As
sstant Assessor OF such other district, and
his Endorsement thereon procured author
iziug such trade, for which he is entitled TO
fee of ten cents.
Every person making cigars shall keep
an accurate account of all the cigars made
| by him or her, for whom made, their kiud
and quality. If made for any other person
than himself, the name aud place OF bust
ness OF such person, and on the first Mon.
day of ever month a copy of such account,
verified by oath, is TO be delivered to the
Assistant Assessor if required by him.
Any person making cigars without such
permit, or the proper endorsement th ereou,
shall be punished by fac of SIS for each
day, or Imprisonment. Auy person failing
TO make return, or making false return,
shall be punished by foe not exceeding
500, OF by imprisonment.
Any person, firm or corporation employ
ing or procuring any person to make any
cigars who has not permit, nor the in
dorsement required thereon, shall be pun
ished by q foe Of $40 for each day such
person is employed, or by Imprisonment.
Any person found making cigars with
out such permit, or the Endorsement there
on, shall forfeit all such cigars, and to.
bacco for making them.
All cigars manufactured are to be pack
ed in bundles, boxes or packages, open to
inspection, and, unless removed to a bond
ed warehouse for export, each bundle, box
or package is to be stamped By the 10 .
| spector, and if not so stamped, are liable to
seizure wherever found,
All manufacturers OF tobacco, snuff. or
cigars, are required by the new excise Law,
which took effect on the LIST of July, TO
make out an inventory OF the quantity of
the different kiHds of tobacco, SNUFF -four,
snuff, cigars, tiu-foil, licorice and stems,
held or owned by them on that day.
| The inventory must set forth the portions
manufactured by themselves and purchased
| from others, with the market price of the
several articles.
The necessary forms for returns will be
furnished by the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue at an early day this week.
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Letter from carlin's battery.

.hEADON DLSEFSg uAG ~ AoOHs
Editors Lntsliigsncer
embrace the opportunity OF sending
you list of the killed, wounded and miss
ing Of Battery D, lst West Va, In the SO.
ries of engagements that the battery has
participated 10. Not having time, partic.
ulars cannot be given.
In the battle before Lynchburg, Va, on
the 9TH of June, 1864, there were: Killed,
James o. Mills; mOrtally wounded, John
W. Durbin; severely wounded, John G.
Bardsley.
On our return, two miles from Salem, on
June 2lst, whilst our cavalry and infantry
were skirmishing with the enemy in our
rear, the column OF artillery then marching
and not having any support at the time,
was fred upon by several hundred rebels,
secreted IN ambush shooting down the
horses of ours and Capt. Shows Maryland
battery, in which James Harris was shot
through the body, and has since died
Jno. S. Arbulhnot was severely wounded
in the side aud back. he is with us, and
doing well.
The following are those captured on the
last occasion: lst Lieut.. Melvin Rich
ards, Serg't VIM. G. Fray, Corp'ls Robert
McLachlan, Geo. G. Smith, Wm. Phillips
and John E. Loring; privates Stephen
Clark, Juo. W. McGiIl, Geo c. 10y, Alex
McGraw, Joseph Greer, A Craig, Lev
Paisley, Henry Seaman, John White, Johr
Campbell, Wm. Ansbulz and Allen X
Stephens.
Respectfully, f. CHALFAST,
Lit. Battery D. IstW. Va. Light Arty.
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practices of conRuiug the choice of each
district 10 residents therein-a pracuce
founded neither in law uor in reason-ls
partly responsible for it Neither Clay,
! Webster nor Calhoun. could remain IN the
! House eight years under the prevailing sys-
tenn, What district will set the example
of calling some able and upright states'
man by public requisition TO serve It IN
the next House? We ought TO have Ed
ward Everett, Salmon P. Chase, Henry Z.
Carey. Hamilton Fish. Gerrit Smith, John
P. Kennedy, &C., &c, in that House, while
our political opponents should likewise
send 10 it Willard Fillmore, Charles O'Con-
or, Judge Woodward, George NJ. Dallas,
&c, &C., ii they can. But we shall never
again have a strong Congress until III Sc
lecting candidates 1.-The shrieks OF locali-
"" are wholly disregsrded. Why should
an eminent CoPperhead be excluded from
Congress by the mere fact that be lives in
Pittsburgh? or Republican by the mere
fact Of his residence in old Berks? DO let
US have an end of this?
The present Congress did some good
things very tardily-passing its Tax aud
Tariff bills, for e1ample-failed to pass
several excellent measures, such as the
National Bankrupt bill and that which
struck q blow at the yitals of Railroad
MOuOpOly-did Its best, somewhat FeluC-
family, TO recruit our heroic armies-show-
ed great weakness, if nothing worse, al.
loving the Whisky spectators to carry of
and divide Several Millions of Dollars which
honestly belonged and should have been
secured TO the Treasury-and allowed il
self to be sublimely fooled in the repeal OF
the bill prohibitory of gambling in Gold
The assurance that repeating this bill
would reduce the premium on Gold was
simply absurd-we trust that premium
may be speedily and largely reduced; but
this bill will do no more to that end than
repeating the ordinary statutes against
gambling in general would do toward the
abolition Of that vice. There will always
be gambling; laws may limit and impede
but can never wholly abolish it; but he
who believes tha, legalizing the vice would
abolish it is even u sorrier dance than he
Who thinks a well drawn statute would ut
terIy eItinguish it. The Gold gamblers
have cornered Congress almost as com
pletely as the Whisky gamblers did, sud
with not half the profit TO venal members
or their convenient friends. In the Gold
case, the members were really misled; and
we are sorry far them.
Let Us try to strengthen the House at the
approaching Elections.
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Tn. New TarlnLar.

The leading features of this law are as fol-
lows: The dury on Tea is rs cents per
pouui; Sugar, cents per pound; Sugar,
refined, cents per pound, Confectionery,
% cents per pound, Molaszes, cents per
gallon; Brandy, first proof, 81 81 per GAL
lou; other Spirits, first proof, 81 per gallon;
Cordials, FIRST proof, ST. per gallon; Bay
Rom, 81 go per gallon; Champagne. Sc
per dozen quarts; all other spurious liquors
100 per cent. ad va!orem. The duties up
on Cigars are almost prohibitory. o. CT
gars of all kinds, valued AT SIS or less per
l 900, 70 cents per pound and 20 per cent.
al valorem; valued At SI6, and not over
$50 per 1000, 81 % cents per pound and
30 per cent. ad vnlOrem; valued at over $50,
and not over S45 per l 900, Sc per pound
and so per cent. ad valorvm; valued at over
S45 per 900, 81 per pound, aud 60 per
cent. ad vaIoremi paper cigars or cigarettes,
including wrappers, shall be subjected to
the same duties imposed 90 cigars. 90
Snuff, OF all descriptions, so cents per
Pouad. Ca Tobacco in leaf, manufactured
aud not stemmed, So cents per pound %
Tobacco manufactured, so cents per pound.
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Valuable CountryResidence
FARM FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE
T SHALL, until the soth day Of July inst, offer
i for sale my Country Residence and Yarn, stu
ate in Ohio County, West Va, at a station on the
Hempfield Railroad, four miles east OF Wheeling,
and i've miles by the National Rod.
Said farm contains ninstytwOf92l acres Of beauti-
fully situated and highly improved land. A part
Of the Improvements consist Ofa ue residence, ice
house, smoke house. spring house, barn, stable and
other buildings, Us appetrees, in full bearing, o;
the ehoicest fruit, also plum, peach, ounce, aud
dwarEpeAr trees, Blackberry, Raspberry, Currant,
GOOtebeTry, Grapes &c.
This farm is considered an excellent location for
q vineyard.
sad farm is underlAid with Eve foot vein o
cOAl-easy Of access.
Possession given this fall.
LEWIS LUSSFORD.
Refer to J G. Aeheson, Esq, DR.. J. H. Connolly,
DR. T. LuIsford, Wheeling, w. Va, to l. Luus
ford on the premises.
For terms, part iculars or plat apply to HASSI-
BAL FORBES, ED, 1904 Fourth street, Wheeling
W. Va.
II said farm is not sold at private sale before the
3Jth day OF uly, inst 1t will that day be offered
for sale at public auction, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at
the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio County,
W. Va.
TERMs-Oue-third cash, balance in six and
twelve months, or all cash II preferred. jy+td
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-08
From the N. Y. Tribune,
COngreEs---SummIngU p

The &XXvIIIth Congress, which ba,
just closed its longer session was an 40
commonly green one. We believe M,
more than half its members ever befoTs
held seats in either House. yery con.
siderable proportion of its members ars
men OF quite moderate abilities-abon,
equal to the duties of justices of the peace,
Some of them bought their nomination.
out right; others traded for them; perhaps
fifty in all got in because they were really
fl for legislators, and the People knew ii.
1t is solemn fact that We do not send so
able men relatively to Congress as were
sent forty to sixty years ago; and our de-
testable system of Primary Meetings and
Regular Nominations are the main cause
of the falling of, though our wretched