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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-09


(Hornbrook's Building)
~Open for Students day and evening.
TIIHE purpose Of this institution is to instruct
which govern the correct transaction of pecuniary
business and in Accountability andits concomItauts
BOOK-IGEE PING,
stripped of its absurd verbiage and ancient pro-
liKity and intricacy, and adapted to the modern
mode of doing business, especially in the United
States is the leading subject ofattenton. Its LAWS,
which exact, unerring and free from excep-
ton a those Of nature and comprised in very few
words, are first made familiar to the student, who
who is then conducted through course Impractical
Bookkeeping, in numerous sets OF books in great
variety Of forms, till he thus acquires mastery of
the art which enables him to apply 1t with facility
TO any kind OF business.
a WRITING SCHOOL
is open day and evening, attended by both ladies
course, good handwriting can be obtained in
ARITHmETIC,
and its application to ali manner of
C0UNTIEG-HOUsE CALCULATIONS,
receive the attention their primary Importance de-
mands. The student will be made acquainted with
several modes OF calculation not found in books,
tending greatly TO the abbreviation oil his work.
There il open 10 the student also a cOurseof
BUSINESS SCIENCE
comprising Political Economy, Commercial Law and
usAges, Finance, Banking and Currency also maxims
OF eminent Business Men in regard to the best
methods Of conducting busness successfully and
avoiding failure.
Instructions in the above subjects are interspcrs
cd with uaEims and incucations tending to the
formation Of high character as men and citizens.
The Of instruction is intended to be
comprehensive and thorough Us that Of any Of the
Commercial Colleges, while the expense to the stu
dent is much less.
LII begs leave 20 refer those to whom he ia
unknown to the Otdgers Of the banks in Wheeling
and Bridgeport, and especially to his students.
TERMS, &C.
For the full curse above indicated the tuition
fee is $50, payable entering. For the requisite
blank books s.. Time unlimited; remain or re-
turn at pleasure The course is usually completed
in from two to three months JAM
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PORN OF PROPOSAL.
IToTS, COUNTY AND sTATEI

LDATEl
I, the underslgned, do hereby propose 10 furnish
aud deliver TO the United States At the Quarter
master Department At -, agreeable 10 the terms
Of your advertisement Inviting proposals for forage
dated Cumberland, Md.,--ls64, the following
articles, viz:
----Bushels Of Corn, in sacks, at---psr busheI
OF SOL fifty-six pounds
Bushels of Oats, in sacks, at-Per bushel
Of 49, thirty-tWO pounds.
Tons OF Baled Hay at-per ton Of 1900
pounds
Tons of Baled Straw At-per ton sf 1000
pounds.
Delivery 10 commence on or before the day Of
ISIS, and TO be completed before the
day of-lS6-, and-pledge myself 10 enter
into written contract with the United States with
good and approved security within the space Of ten
days after being notified that my bid has been &C.
cepted.
Yourob't. servant,
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TAe Evening Express Case.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs--cHAMBERs
Before Judge Cardozo.

Before Judge Nardozo.
was expected yesterday. that the Brooks Brothers
would put in 10 the allegations the AID Wits
Of their employees Hobson, Fey and Kingssrd gard.
ng the decreased circulation Of the paper bu, al the open.
ing OF the MIR McKeon that there as
discrepancy In the afdavits as published. and those
reduced % writing the counsel on the other side He
wanted 70 get certified copy OF the adavs before put
tng in az answer and could not get along very wen
without one.
Mr. Cram thought the Court had power 10 make an
order requiring the filing OF the aidavits.
The Court decided that such application would be
premature.
Mr. McKeon-n the gentleman who represents the
plaintiff win show the original adavits will be ena.
Died y say whether am ready 70 with the roto1
not.
Mr.. Grant, have objection 70 your seeing them
lhandng him The documens)
Mr.. NcKeon-Now that have eecn the afidavus
your Honor ] shal be obliged 70 aek an adjournment
EMIL 10 morrow, for the purpose Of preparing an an.
swcr.
Judge cardoyof is necessary for the defendants 70
put answer % these afbdavits will adjourn the
cause until tomorrow, but II VIII be late hour before
Co reach H.
NJ. Cram remarked that be never drew ANYTHING out
a place with such difficulty the facts in this
ease- These iactf contained In books OF the
Evess establishment, and be claimed that The Court
should exclude any adasits on the part Of the defence
unless they produced the books aiso.
Judge lardozo--Ann0lnced that be would hear the
casc nj two o'ciock this afternoon.
Mr. Carn-lt makes maiter about the hour, 60 Ion
al 70 We intend 10 iry the canee on
Monday and want these preliminary matters disposed o.
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The Proposed Naval Race.
LETTERS FROn THE ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF ThS
NAVY AND THE owNBR OF THE EIUkASo;

The Proposed Naval Race.
LETTERS IRON THE ASSISTANT sEcRsTAsY of Inn
NAVY AND THE OWNER OF ruB ErUkASo.
NEw YoRK. Jan. II, 1868.
Considerable interest has been manifested 10 the com
Fon % Mr. Blunt proposing for the parpese Of
asccrtaning "ths comparative speed o. pass ~. ~
camille vessels" Applications nave uso ~ shs vssss,
70 run against the government steamer Eutaw eucn APP
plications have been refused on two grounds,
and her Swners desired no delay In her entering
on the prosecution Of that work.
Seco,sd-The proposition 70 enter the kukaDg against
me Euaw was accompanied BY proportions for wager,
which the government could not accept ana whicn od
not appear proper 20 the owners o. tho klukang, -,
ana by hmm sent 10 mo this morning, shows that the
Navy Department In earnest In this matter and desires
MR. FOX TO Mr.. oLYpnANr.
o,v. nAvs ns y usa:s JAN q. "a e..
lain the comparative speed Of naval And mercantile
e 70 sss
Esq which has ELECTED he enclosed reply from Mr. E. "
presume the olypAan. referred my old friend
race according @ the Terms q my letter 70 Blunt
I'm e. y 81 Ssa win b to New S0{s 4
know nothing OF the speed OF the Eutaw save ap
pears In the public prints but good purpose Is u
pose, in accordancs with tho Following note, which
'' 800 : 49, 80 - ' R.I. oLYpaANT.
Nh. oLYPnANr TO Mr.. pox.
NEW York, Jan. q, 1864.
O. v. Fox, ESQ, Washington
osn Ss
YIN g evident sss Secretary q tn. Navy and you,
ss Sses in their desire
ascertain tho speed OF naval and mercantile
vessels" willing, they should be, TO defray all tn
incident 10 the test they DESIRE consent 70
Eutaw 77s
Payment for the delay OF the steamer to be fairly adjust
ed. all incident preparation tho
win constitute the items chageabe 10 the
Yours sincerely. y. n. OLYPHANT
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Interestina 90 Surrogsfes.
10 THE EDITOR OF TIE HRRALD.

suKnooATEs oIyos, Mo YoRE, Jan. %, 1864.
ihsvs been favored ~ Hon A. l. suern County jude
and Surrogate ., oskland county, with copy Of letter
received by MIN from the Deputy Commissioner Of in.
sefnai hvenue q the Unsd STATES. (which herewith
enclose A. TIE Information given BY this letter Is OF
ess .mporiatce 70 the eurrogAies Courts throughout
0as he y the legal profession gensrAlly, ask FOR
hAp'1oe ~ your columns Very respectfully.
GIDEON J. TUCKER.
OFFICIAL
~ 'nf~f'ssi,.l Otiiet lyrrHrAL RkTrxrE,
"a. -, ,. :, NAsnscIox, Jan. ia. 1854
~ ~ syiILhF HaveIEiraw, n. q
10y Da' ecfu0alse stueo or aidavS made in az suit
tend ~ ~ any our are not subject 10 stamp duty
Dispositions taken 10 prof q hst wills and tesiaa,.
are sneec, Y stamp duty unler bead q ArdsvlJ N
ttauobs tsueo Owl y lrobse courts are I0 chnrsea
bic VI ~ STAMP duty. Very respectfully
lHAELON J. LEWIS, Iepuly Comml1.nusr
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OH Sales ~ Now Bedford.
NEW BEDFORD, jan %, 1854.
The sales Of sperm oil during the week amount TO 1887
barrels at 81 65 per gaIon-S00 barrels for home
and the balance for export 900 barrels whale reported
sold at advanced rate
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DANCrNu ACADEMIEs.

~ PLANOTs DANCING ACADEMY. 72I BROADWAY
NJ. Lessons and PRACTICE Monday Wednesday and Friday
evenings from 10 10 Practice-Tuoeday and Thirsday
evenings from 10 H. Grand sosrre--Aatprdav evening"
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ARRIVED.
schr Usher, Mckenzie RIO Grande 50 days with
hides, 70 Joseph Bento.
The Br steamship sdon, for Liverpool s anchored at
Quarantine.
for Other shippinq ia,svigsao second pgg,.
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obituary.
~ Richards, one ~ tho operators IN the employ
tbe Peoples Telegraph Company, Nc III Wall si,oet
died very suddenly 70 Dag.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CoRNs, BUNIoNs. INVERTED NAILS, &C. CURED
ossr pcn .s Sy D NICE saso1 cure
Osrns. bsai,s. 0Alisl.lns. a.. b. mail % ocns:
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ONE OF rue OLDEST
AND MOST RELIABLE REMEDIES
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COUGHS, COLDS. wnooPraa COUGH, BRoN.
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ASTHMA, HoRsENEss. SORE
THROAT. GROUP. AND
EVERY ATFRcfIoN
OF THE THROAT. LUNGS AND CHEST
FOR sALE BY
up pINsxoRs. No 4ei Broadway. New York.
aw. FowLB 1 CO.. No. IS fremont street. Boston.
Ana BY Ell drugsis,s
L'H q Ase ~ $SSSss ysHss
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rRH LIFE
'FIrst Archbishop Of New York.
With full account OF his Life, Death and Buriai;
"a wen - his Services In all Pursuits
and Vocatons from his Birth
until his Death
Born in ClosheS, Ireland l7sS w. w.. ,.,.,, issx
"DUHY NE IN THE SUNSHINE"
Archbishop Hughes last wordA
4+N0 WITH HIS PORTRAIT.
THE LIFE OF ARCHBISHOP HUGHE6. first Arch.
New :s We. s S S @ %
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Philadelphia. and 10 for sale by +. A. BRADY. "a Ann
street, York and by all other booksellers cAnvassors
peders agents. everywhere complete In one large
Volume payer Price rs copy I'VE copies
for 81 copies for 81 and sent free Of postage
Agents. peders and canyassers wanted everywAe TO
engage in me Of this book, who easily make $l0
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or $40 hundred. ffty copies for S. Send on your
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Philadelphia any quantity you wish, and the books VIII
be sent you per hrst express. : . !.
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Arrived steamer America, from Tanara am 0o,sr,,,
tspsdon, BOSTON.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

NkarflG0s
Characterization Wednesday, January 20. at the
residence OF the BRIDES father, BY the Rev. VIM d.
King ALFRED c. CHENEY, Of New York city TO ADA j.,
daughter of Samuel Hull, Esq OF 0swego, N. Y.
FAsH-SEYaoUR.-At Hoboken, on Tuesday, January
10, by tho Rev. MIR Mohn, JESSE FASH TO MARY ANN v.
SEYMOUR nee Brown, both OF, Hoboken.
IoBrElL-W ArRrSs-0n Thursday evening, January 81.
by the Rev. Dr. H. Chaplin, WmuAmC LoBpELL, OF Fort
Plain 70 KATE A. eldest daughter Of James Y Watkins,
FISH,
MUMroRD-PESsroS.- Wednesday, January 20. at
the Church Of St. George the Martyr, by the Rev. Or.
Leonard, Mr.. w. CRossE MuMroRp 10 ELIZA RAroHroRD,
second daughter Of the late Richard Pension, Esq., OF
Quebec. No cards.
MILLER-FAyRE.-On Saturday, January 10. by the Rev
DR. Verren, RICHARD MILLER, OF Jersey City TO JIMMIE
FAvRE, Of Hoboken.
E--BouRsAup.In st. Charles church Brooklyn,
on Friday January % by the Rev. G. G. pse D. D. r..
CLAIMING hooRE Jr 10 LAURA T. daughter OF A. Bour-
saud, all OF Brooklyn.
SAcKErT-CAENLEY.-on Wednesday. January 90, by the
Rev. Lot Jones, D. D., WILLIAM IL SAcKET. Jr 10
FeAScTs, daughter Of Robert Carney, ailaf this city
WHITING ARNEs.-On Thursday evening, January u
at tho residence OF the bride, by Rev. R. vanhorn
GroRoE w. WHITING 10 EMILY +. BARNES, ali OF Jersey City.
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DRY GOODS

DRY GOODS.
nRY GOODS FOR THE MILLION
~ 500 BED COMFoRTERs all sizes the largest
assortment In the city
Also 10 cases of BLANKETS, which are offered rs per
cent below usual prices. =
Large buyers liberny dealt with.
JOHN HEATH, 10 Carmine street
Corner OF YER,
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sEGARs AND TOBACCO.

A SELECT ASSORTMENT or Sugars OF CHOICE
n brands at SIS 10 500 per 00 Sample lots b,
oxpress, collecting on delivery Call A. address sera
Agency, 90 fib rty street
CbNTLBAEN USING eEGARs or TOBACCO WILL
NJ please examine assortment VI reduced price 10 Gloss
choice lots low by tho 100 Qs the Granuaicd smoHns
Tobsrco. JULIAN ALLkN. 100 Water street, N. Y.
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roRNs. BUNIONs, INVERTED NAILS. &C.. cURRl
" without pain BY DR.. RICE. Surgeon Chiropodist
Bowery, over Citizens Bank RICE Annihiator curs
Uorns, BoOrazr Chiiblains. &c By mall 50 ccnts.
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wrsHARr.s TAR CORDIAL.

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nvERCoATs AT REDUCED PRICES.
~ Union Beaver Ovefcoats, &C.
Melton aud Pccrsham Overcoaia, SO
Castor Beaver Overcoats, al2
Black Frock Coats fine, IS, 81 $40 sl2 and AIS
Business Coats, . variety. ~. S. a. and alO
Cashmere Psntsloopt, ~, ~ 90 and 81
Vests, 81, 81 and s.
a. GEO. LEvfE, al Broome street corner Crasbv
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LIE or GENERAL GRANT.
IA New edition. Prize 25c copy or $40 hundred
$40 day selling II. Send your orders with cash en-
closed for quantity wast At rate OF ten dollars
hundred, 20 r.. B. PETERSON h BROTHERS,
3U6 Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
they will be sent 10 first Life Of Grant
sale by all whore and by Frederic
A, Brady "a Ann street. New York.
CoLDIERs, CALL AND LOOK AT THE RIDGBwo0D
- Smoking Case; compact portable for the pocket con-
tanning everything desraoe-pipe stem Matches cleaners
and tobacco Nothing can excel Tor your use and
styles 81 so to S. Office 429 Broadway. OF Howard
street New York
THE LIFE OF GALLoPING DICK AND HIS COM
rades. Price CSC. copy or $40 q hundred. 1t ID
+. B. PETERSON 4 BROTHERS,
800 Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
and is for sale by all news dealers every where.
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VALENTINES.
RIO THE VALENTINE TRADE.
u want elegant valentines. chose new s,ylea In
endless variety, from sc. 10 50 each. s'r' =
SPLENDID ASSORTED LOTS
that retail Tor hve and doars including ali the
dnsrsni grades on three cents dollar vi cards
and envelopes, each lot complete sOrtneut "a ITSELF
specially suited 10 the retail trade.
VALENTINE PACKETS, SOLDIERS PACRETa ARMY
PACKETS. TORCH or LOVE PACKETS, IN elegant
Illuminated wrappers
NEW COMIC VALENTINES
iha' ere h. racy. spicy sparkling - suit the tines
MILITARY COMICS
and capital hits ca lied for BY the times
FRIENDLY COMICS
Jora isleody loke or two,
PHOTOGRAPH COMICS
feature IN the valentine trade that VIII IA ,s~r<,v
wanted by every dealer.
And endless variety Of Valentine Cards Valentine In
ve,opcs and everything pertaining TO the valentine bus.
AMERICAN VALENTINE COMPANY,
10 WDlhm street, NY.
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18
6HHN
Drug Store
JUST OPENED,
BY
M. S. BUTLER & Cos
IN TOLEDO,
Opposite The Post Office.

The Prcprietors of this new establishment
arc Offering to the public complete assort-
meut Of NEW and FRESH Drugs and Mcii-
cines and Stationery, upon reasonable terms.
Public patronage respectfully solicited.
Oct. 22d, 1868. v5p47 NJ. s. BUTLER s Co.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18

Rather airc lcga' question has
heed raised in the land Of the Canucks.
The owner of boat on Niagra river
tied up his vessel long shore with hay
rope. A bull belonging to his neighbor
jumped aboard the boat and proceeded
to satisfy his appetite from the hay,
eating off the rope, bull and boat went
adrift. Being captain and all hands;
and poor sailor at that, he was unable
to manage the lubberly craft, and away
they went pellspeli down the rapids ard
over the falls. The owner of the bull
has brought suit against the owner
Of the boa, for carryin. pif his bnll,
while the owner II the boat has hed.ed
by bringing an action against the
owner Of the laurue navigator Tor u',.
moe,ing his craft.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18

M1yS AND BopY.-The irfue
whi,h the mind has in causing, aggra,
waiting, and protracsing disease, IS too
constantly lost sight Of, BY all classes Of
physicians. Every body recommends
exercise - means Of preserving and
regsining health. But to ride
certain length of time, or to walk .
specified distance .'for the health
merely for the sake, Of the health. is
almost useless, and is = penance but if
there is the accompaniment Of an agree
able associate or an exhiirating motive,
one which lifts up the mind and absorbs
it for the time being, sosas to make it
wholly forgetful Of the bodily condition,
as the radical object Of the exercise,
this is health giving; its efforts are
always magical on mind and body
and blood.
Dwelling on trouble remorse for lost
opportunities the hugging of sharp
pointed memories; noping over the
Sights of friends; moring ever ex-
aggerations Of the hardness Of our lot,
and grie,ing vainly for unreqnited
love, all these are known, the world
over, a. being capable Of bringing on
slow and painful and fatal diseases.
But it is not so weIT understood that
great mental emotion sometimes causes
maladies which Prove fatal in few
days; such malad,es as are induced by
great physical exposures. It was re-
Gently announced that distinguished
French advocate was so excited and
exhausted by one of his professional
forts. as TO superin,luce an attack Of
phenmonia, lung tes.s or hA .maton
nf the lungs. Of which he died in a W
lays. Three young ladies were riding
n carriage in St. Louis; the horses
ran away two Of their riders escaped
from the vehicle, while Tie t,ljfd sat
still, as composcdly as if nothing un-
usual had taken place; all We're aston
| shed at "r ''presence Of mind After
| -he reached her nome, So afurmc
her friends that she remained stii be-
cause the shock, the feeling OF horror
was sucl, that she was, per force, as
inmoveable as marble; the reaction
was such as to cause an inflammation
# the bowels, which nothing could re-
move, and Of which she died in few
lays. These facts, with thousands Of
others like them, prove beyond all
cavil, that the mind may be cause Of
disease; and the inference is clear
that the state of the mind should be
watched. We should guard againss
cherishing depressing feelings and
with as much care, should habituate
ourself to self control; to the habit Of
looking at everything of a stirring or
narrowing character with calm
courage We should strive at all times
for that valuable characteristic, .'prc-
Sence Of mind" under all clrcumstam
\ ces; for we are every day in great
need oft; it is in many eases, a literal
'.llfe preserver. - Halfs journal of
Health.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18
Farm for Sale,

THE subscriber offers for sale his farm,
consisting ef forty four acres, all under i'm
provement and well fenced, having good
house eighty rods Of living fence and young
orchard upou it.
It is situated one mic and half from
Toledo and ono milo from the railroad station
Upon two sides Of the farm lies unimproved
land making range for cattle. It can also
be purchased. Terms very low for ash.
Enquire Of him lat Toledo
v6n41 CG BUTTE CPEIT
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18
DIR. D. X. WEIR,

Late Of Pennsylvania announces to the citi-
Gems of Toledo and vicinity that he is perlna-
nently located in this place, offers hisservices
ss Practitioner Of the German, French Span
ish mode Of medical treatment, so successfully
practiced Of late in France, Spain and America
lie not only ascertains the nature Of disease
as formerly practiced by physicians. but passes
on and discovers the cause. however intricate
he disease may be. Those living at distance
and unable to visit him, can be treated Dy
sending him clear vial full Of their moning,
urine, from which the disease will he asccr-
tained Female complaints in all thir various
forms treatcdc carefully and confdentially.
will attend toaN calls promptly. Residence
and Office North Wesr OF the public square.
u. K. WIER'