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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
wheeling Wholesale Marke,

MONDAY EVENING, June e6, 1855.
FLOUR-supply limited and in good demand
al 81 508e IS.
WHEAT-In demand at 81 40dl IS.
OATS--Nominal at 40d50.
CORN-Firm and in steady request at 75c a 90
BARLEY-Sells dull at 81 Is
SUGARS Dull and little doing Porto Rico lt
Choice Yellow lTc Crushed Powdered Gle;
Coffee Sugar l9fc. and Cuba l4fo.
MOI ASSES-New Orleans 81 80
SYRUPS-At 9Oc2sl 90.
COFFEE-Cnsettled and lOwor at 33a34c.
QIJS-Firrn at sl65 tor No. ! Lard: 7O675 for
.araon, and s0c for ,ubricsting.
SALf-0hio River g Is; Table 81 90.
BUTTER-l5c.
f0TATOES-Not much doing prices range
DRIED APPLES-Dull Mt 5d6c per Ii.
EGGS-NOt much doing MT Ice.
LABD--I9a20 in fair supply
HAY--sl4 per ton loose.
BROOAIS-CommOn 81 1906 50; Fancy 8 25a
go.
IOBACCO-Dark los is 75as5c: Spun Roll
au75c: Bright 90 6slDl 25; Common Twist 5oe,
Eavy Mt 75655.
CANDLES Mould Is.
a. tSS-Go"d demand. Market firm by l0
No l. - IS; No. > IS 40; : by II to 10 10y u No.
l. - a.; No ., IS -; hy - 10 ~ by II No, l.
s. ~; No :. 50 10.
IEATHER-Sole 3e936c per h.; Oak sole
90, . 4 per H. upper s36842 per doz.; kip
leather jG IS per H.; calf skins 81 3odl IS per
h.. ralcss leather 35d40c per H.. hides Sc per
b.. sl'f skins IoC per III.
WHISKY - Steady; common e % Rye
81 upd6 tu.
wOoL-Buyers are Offering SOC small salee
~ quotations
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ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.
TO INVALID SOLDIERS,
And all other Tnfortunafes.
Artificial Legs, Arms & Clutches.
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS IN THEIR MAN


FTER SEVERAL YEARS EN-
n PERIENCE in the manufacture OF ARA,
fcial Arms Legs and Clutches, the undersigned
iatters himself that he is now able to give en-
tire satisfaction to all those needing any thlng
in his line. He warrants his articles 10 De as
serviceable durable and light as can Oe manu- manu-
featured; as evidence he refers to the following
voluntary certificates
To Charles BehleT, Agent, HheeliRg
u s. GENERAL HOSPITAL,
WHEELING, w Va, April 25th, 1900.
take pleasure in stating to you that have
carefully examined the Artificial Legs manu-
featured by Leonhard Legran and for when you
are agent. For simplicity Of construction as
well as durability and convenience, have never
seen anything to equal them, and there ore
cheerfully recommend them to any VINO are uh-
fortunate enough to need artificial limbs.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
JOHN KIRKER,
A A Surgeon, Q. S. A, in charge
WHEENe, W. Va, April 27th, 1865.
I have carefully examined the Artificial Legs
of Leonhard Legran, and find them simple IN
their construction, OF good workmanship, heht
and very substantially made. They VIII DC
quite as serviceable as any artificial legs IN use
and on account of their simplicity and strength
less liable to need repairs. I cheerfully recon-
mend them to any who may need artificial nmos
JOHN FRISSELL,
A. A Surgeon, U. S. A.
WHEELING W. Va, April Goth, 1866
The Artificial Legs offered for sale by Charles
Behler Agent / can recommend for the follow
ing advantages simplicity in structure, strength
of material and economy in price.
Respectfully R. W. HAZLEIT,
Surgeon Board of Enrolment
1t affords me much pleasure to state that Leon
hard Legran, corner of East Commons, Ale
gheny. has furnished me with an artificial leg
that can use well, after one weeks using. l
cheerfully recommend to all who are unfortunate
enough to need one to give him a call
LEWIS RAALEY,
Springdale, Allegheny county, Pa
For further particulars call on, or address,
LOMBARD LEGRAN,
No 90 Ohio Street, Allegheny City, Pa.
Or CHARLES BEHLER, Agent
my4 Monroe Street. Wheeling, w. Va.
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Drs. Jackson Herbert & Co.
HREATEsT MEDICAL CsRCU'

" u
letter pages for two 3 cent stamps.
Y0UNG MEMS MEDICAL ADVISER
Gratuitous advice given iD Iiseases Of the ner
vous. seminal, urinary and sexual organs, In tb'
reports Of the Western Medical Associatiol
phich are sent by mail In sealed envelopes fres
81 CiiLTSe
The organization was formed to dispense nsv
and reliable treatment and II composed Of the
well known physicians, 20 whom ali letters must
be directed.
DPS. JACKSON. HERBERT 4 CO,
feb4 cody Box 43G Cincinnati Ohio
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Philosophy of Marriage.

Il NEW YORK Museum Of Anatomy na'e
determined, regardless Of expense 10 issue ffes'
dor the beuett OF suffering humanity, and SUI
preston Of quackery) four Of their most irtei
esting and instructive Lectures on Meuias,
and it disqualification, Nervous and PhyheS'
Debility, Premature decline Of Manhood, lp0
gestion. Weakness or Depression, impotence,
Loss of Energy aud Manly Power; the grest %
cial Evil and those maladies which result IIv'"
youthful follies, excuses Of maturity, or isn'
rance of Physiology and laws Of Mature
These invaluable lectures have been the y. I'll
Of enlightening and saving thousands ana nv H.
be forwarded free, on receipt Of four .tsnp.,p ~
addressing SECRETARY, New York hu,es|
Anatomy and Medicine. CHS Broadway. NJ
janl2dly.
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New York uarkCt

ny Telegraph
NEW YORK, June 20.
COTTON-Activea and firmer, Ut i3c for md
ding.
FLOUR-Dall and Sc lower, at 80 05d6 ~ fol-
extra State; Sc 55G6 IS for extra ronnd hoop
Ohio and Sc seas 10 for trade brands Market
closing heavy.
WHISKY-More active and firm Western vt
70 6202t3
WHFAT-la2o lower with moderate ca.
rort demand at 81 IS for Chicago spring; 81 3Gi
q "a for Milwaukee; 81 37i 3l IS for amber
Siilv aukee. md - IS for amber Michigan.
RYE-Quiet
BARLEY-Dull.
CORN-Heavy and fully2c easier for unsound,
,jassc for sound mixed Western and ssa"c
70, kiln dried.
OATs-Duil and lower at Isl 16e tor West
srn
COFFEE-Quiet
SCGAR-Duu. Cuba muscoy ado st lie
M0LASSES-pull
WOOL-Dull
PETROLEUM-very firm at 35d35to for
crude 52655c for refined in bend and y q 74c
FOR refined free
P0RR-Heavv and lower at S23 25 d23 S7i for
nC7v mess closing at SEQ 81! for cash; s22 IS %
foI 60 and CA mess; SIT 75als for prime, and
eIs4Is o. for prime mess Also 2 $50 bbls new
mess for July and August; at S23G23 IS.
BEEF-pull, at SI0dli for plain mess, and
si2a l6 for extra mess.
BEEF HAMS--Dull and nominal, Mt SIS
CUT MFATS-Heavy. ct Halo for shout
ders. and l5alsc for hams.
BAC0N-Quet.
LARD-Steady, at l5t q Isle.
BUTTER-Quiet at s0d2sc for Ohio and y
a 3sc for State
THFESE-DuJ and unchanged
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CHARLES SIERKE.

INIss,E SsnsS yep 81 DEE'GE.E,.
- FANCY nYEE AND SCOUEER. South
Street near the T. y . f. r. Depot Whrclng
W Va AL kinds nj ~howls Ribbons and eve.
~ description of S!ls AMI WOODEN Goods exc
cuted GA short nvtic, and on reasonable terms
This is the first and best Steam DYING Estah.
lshm"ut IN the Western States rpp2u
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Grocery and Provision Market.

(hetalL.)
MONDAY EVENING, June 26 1865
FLOUR Sc per ID at s9Coa9 50 per Dbl for
best brands
OABRAGE-5Ql0 per head
BUTTER-20925c.
FGGS-IsG20c.
ONIONS-s3 90 per bus. Oh e0c per peek.
COFFEE-37i3In per ID.
SUGAR-Brown 1890, Crushed 25 Coffee %
025 Pulverized25
TEAS-Green q IS az IS, Black 81 5GQ2 90.
CHEESE-Wester Reserve CSC per lb.; East
era aud English Dairy soc, Pine Apple S7aiec.
SOAP-l50 az per ID.
CANDLES-Tallow IS Star a.. Sperm IS
RICE--l5 a20 per ID.
POTATOES-35Qi 10 per peck.
APPLES-35 a 50 per peck,
HOMINY-l0 per quart.
MOI.ASSES-SorGhum 75c; Cuba ~ % RAJ
tipOre syrup 81 80, Orleans 81 81 per gal
VINE6AR-iOQSO per gal.
CORN MEALS per peck.
CRANBERRIES-s2 90 per gallon
PROVISIONS-Sugar Cured Hams BE p1r III.
Shoulders and sides 21c; Dried Beef % a pc. Beet
Tongues 40d60c
'SOAP-Cinc.npati German l2tc. Wheeling do
u q Family soap llSc
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2 z LINN-

I,RVErEREEs ~ G3NEEGEgON-
L Err Bridge Corner, Wheeling ". Va,
wholesale aul retail dealer "a Foreign Fruits.
Nuts and C.gals aud w.'IuiH,t,cl ct Refined
Candy
Wedding and other pJ,,'"- Emphasized on short
notice ana accommodating terms. srrl'
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SWAMI HOUSE,
7 & G. RAYHA-

DREA1, GRAGikEH AND CAKE
II BAKERY, Market Street, opposite the
Washington Hail u few doors above Monroe
Street keep constantly on hand full assert
mcnt of the above articles.
AY- Their wagon runs constantly to all parts
oi the city with Bread Crackers. RUsks Cakes
etc. scD3U
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SIMON hEIM,

IMPORTER AND nEAEEB An
L FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES,
Brandies Whistles. Nr. 81 Market Street,
Wheeling Va
| would Invite the -p.cisiS tjaul ,pu Of city atd
country dealers, and the public Irr,rp.i. T.
call and examine my st",k hr'-r" purchasing
elsewhere s'.2'
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Cincinnati Market,

By Telegraph
CINCINNATI, Jnne Dc
FLOUR-Duil hut prices unchanged,
WHEAT--Dull, red 81 Is, and white Mt 81 IS a
IS
CORN-StesG?.
OATS-At 5715sc.
RTE-At 66e.
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COMPREHENSIVE.
'THR DAILY REGISTER STEAM

Il PRINTING JOB OFFICE executes all
kinds of Printing, from Card 70 a Poster,
Market street between the Mcclure Housa and
the Market House.
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JACOB GROSSCLOS,

lSuICtssUT % FI0Oo \ GToSs0I03I
NJANLrEAGTG8E GUGGaEs.
wi CARRIAGES RDCKAWAYS. &c. &c.
No. - Market Street keeps constantly on hand
and manufactures TO order, all kjBds OF work IN
his line of business Particular attention given
to repairing
q Second hand Carriage, aud Buggies tor
sale scp2n
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WILLIAM HARE.

DRAC'SgGAg. PECWGER AND
L GAS FITTER Ne ~ Monroe s. Wheel
ing W VI.
u Orders FROM thr country attended To- at
Short not e. sep2'
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MARBLE W9Ba<EEs u SaULP-
vi TOR No. l22 Main Street Wheeling, Va.
~ Monumental Work Of al kinds nldc to
order On short notice. Particular attention paid
to Portrait Sculpture aud Designing. sep23
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wHISKEY-Dull at 81, and In some cases
lower rates have been accepted IN order to effect
sales.
PROvISIONS-Dull! "ss
PORK-Mess-Quite unsettled, 80 much 90
that accurate quotations cannot be given. City
is held at s24
BULK MEATS-Steady, at l2s 0l3lc.
LARD-At III 16c.
BUTTER-Advanced to 24026c
EGGS-At 26c, supply light
GOLD-At 81 40.
New Work Money Market.
by Telegraph
NEW YORK. June 25.
MONEY--Continuese easy, at 4o6 p cent.
Observation-Disclosures and quiet, at 81 oof
al 10, for first class bills.
GOLD-Lower and more active, opening at
81 40, advancing to 81 All, and closing at 81 At
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Firm, and more
R. R. sToGKS-P FIT. Wayne seic and c.
e. P. soc. .-,'
LATER.
New YORK June 26.-Gold closed tonight
at 81 ~
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BUSINESS CARDS.
DIR. WAGNER

~ services as Physician and Surg con, with the
remark that he has been particularly suceessfui
in the treatment of the diseases of chi .dren
Office No lf6 Main street Office hours from
10 to IL A. NJ, and 2 to p. NJ Jh4'3m
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G. II. BOOTH. ~. 80. HNITrl.l
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l9IfaifaLI
, DR. r. J. KISNER.

USENDEIsS HIS THANKS 10 ALL THOSE
who hare GVunl1l HIM with their cOnG-
d0nc1 AID patronage, and WQph int1Fm his
friends and the peOfie geliCIlilly that he will,
the coming yeaf, Oll.apy hN cd ottico on 81
Strcet, neAE Reed Z KTSllE Dg0g Store, cpRtFo
Whcsling ". Va, Wliele he may b cnnEult-
al In Tealnncq to thnlF dhleasBS tha nature and
ehaFAcleF AZ which the DOctnr \ Ahla a all
tlhlcS, aud under ~ elFCnl INCA 10 describe
and 10 assure u tla llIplahle rsnlt and tuFa-
tion o. lfeattnent. He practices the Eclcctlc
System q 4iodtelbe, nslng mid but eiitCtlve
ulinetlid9, supporting intoad Of tepuuSlnE
the Vital POWeFE The tnCitclnCa useIl by
him art ngepAFed and pnt Up n his own
ONCE BlSldes the treatment Of Acute Dis
cases, n. Risreg win Give his attention 10 the
trlalmenl az all varieties ~ ChEcnlc dtslASe.
That tcOUIge Of tho human Farc, SernfllA, IN
al ~ varied forms viz; PiFulllil nischAHgrs
nom TN lar, - pfaValent AulnnE children,
FuENllcnt on lhalniia, o1epa, ENLARGED Glands
ulcllatiuIlA CaneeiE and all VaFilIta Of skin
DtstAscs, VII peceiyo his special attention.
nlSesplS Of the Throat, Lung ana Heart, Inv.
eT CunllA Aintr, I1aTli0Ei ilyHnnleFy and Piles,
diseases OF tho uFinhyS OHnnS. SypllillS kFs,
NerNOns AMI spinal AifllctiditS Epilepsy,
rheumatism EIih RAulyOiI DlgehNN of Fo-
males DyeInOnuTrlirA llpticnfTi iRa PTIllnneala
UtcTi, and NJ IRlnlul Irregularities and Ncr-
YopN uA1aslE 70 which tht,Y are subject, he
ltelis euc!Nsslully, The treatment u GILL;
llttAN Will TttCelV tli6 HrIAA attention a. herr
tQfnTr. All consultations and cnrniunnlc1i.
finnS strictly confidential, and viii receive
prompt attention. Night calls ehttrflilly an
kweTed. QfllCe hOun nom 10 " A, ~, / to
and Q to- p. ~, Jung
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K, NEw YORK, Sept, 4.
COrToS-Quiet and firm At &c for
middling, ELOVR-l0c better, but qui-
81: 81 iStGT Is for state; s. 1909 80 for
extra round hoop Ohio; S0lll for trade
brands, the market closing heavy, with
buyers generally refusing 70 pay the
advance; also 1000 hbls extra state for
the last half OF Sept at 81 40, WHISKY
Heavy; western ut q 25(a2 ~, chiefly
at s. q. WHISkT-The market y lc
better, with moderate demand; winter
Il auiel aud without decided change;
81 60tdl IS for Chicago spring and Mill
Waukee club; 81 SOL IS FOR amber
Milwaukee, the latter price In storei
81 h5lS for No. / Chicago spring In store;
S2 llta2 y for new amber state; 81 ;e0lD
2 40 for white western. CORN--Wlth-
out decided change; s56sg for unsound
and pOt6aI for sound western. OARS
Shade iirmeF; 81 SOL IS for western.
RICE-Dull. CoPFEE-Qulet, SUaAIt--
Dull; Cuba MuscovHdO l25SlSh. Mo
INssEs- Quiet: Cuba Aiuscoyado 5S,
PETRoLEuM-Dull; 81 for crude, S0CgS2
for refined In bond, G0l97l for refined
free. PORR-Firnler and more doing;
$40 G2llCS30 90 for new Mess, closing ut
$40 regular way, and so 5000 90 for
1854 do. ;SSS2S 759 10 for prime; 81 9
az 50 for prime nessj also 22JO bhls
new mess for Sept, sellers option, AT
$40 rs; 1000 bbls prime mess for Sept,
buyers option, at go so. BNEF-Firin;
SOLO for plain mess, and $40 6Oal4 50
for extra mess. BEEF HAMs-((uiet.
Cur MEATS Steady ut l44@l6h for
shoulders, and 1923 for hams. BACON
Firm but quiet. LARD-Firn1 At 1913
@25. BUTTER Steady at 5000 for
Ohio, and 81 ,I@30 for state. CHRESE-
Active at ll1f@l64.
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= NEW YORK, Sept. 4th.-Thea Macon
correspondent Of the Augusta Trans.
cript. ilfter referring to the briskness OF
trade in that city, says, that q new
feature in trade has exhibited itself,
which promises much good tOthe South
It isthe resort Of merchants 70 Louis
vile and Cincinnati for their supplies
OF new goods, and western products.
Not more than half the time Is consum-
cd by a trip in getting his supplies COM
pared with receiving them from New
York, II is also said that goods can b.
purchased in the western cities ascheHp-
" us in New York. rElt
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TO INVALID sOLDIERSl
Artificial IsgB, Arms and Clutches.
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN THEIR
a. MANUFACTURE
!, g,s. q 4. q H & AZ y.

q WhesiiST n, va, HpTii 9th, IaH6
Il. TAXI pIlEAbURE IN STATING TO
You that / have carefully examined the
ARTIFICIAL Len manufactured by LEONARD
flH0BAN, and for which you ara agent. For
EmVliGlty Of construction q well aa dun6ili'
thing N OqUnt thsm, and therefore GhcerfuIy
recommend them toany who are unfortunate
oulniiRh 10 need artificial limbs.
VbFy FUgp't, your Obod 'tseFVfi
A.A. Surgeon, U. =, A., IN charge.
WHEELIMG, W. Va, April 2Itll, lsao,
/ have carefully examined the Artificial
I09I Of I.IoNARn LIgilAN, and md thom
dRple IN their construction, OF good work
maiship, light aud very hltantinlly made.
9'h6y Vlll 30 quite ~ s6tVlcpAbl9 ~ any Artl'
dGiGl len IN ulP, and on account OF their sim
niieity md strength leE liable 10 need repairs.
! ci6aFf1lly TeCqnlinend them 70 any WHO
~ - - JoHN FRlasELL,
5af A. A. Surgeon, u, =. A
WHEELING, w. Va, April 2llh, 1874
The Aftlhel0l Leg offered for vale By CHAB,
AFIiIiIli. Agent, tan recommend for the fol-
LOWING itVanlRgesi simplicity In structure,
nsIORgth q IaeteFial and ecoa9iny In price
s, Surgeon Board Of Enrichment.
ItAfonls mo pleasure 20 state that LEoN'
AM 1iH1RAN, corner OF Fast Commons, Allie
ebony, has flFIiiahed me with an artificial leg,
hint l can nRa we'll, aftCF one week using. ]
eli66rfdliy recommend 70 all who arc uniOT-
iunAte 70 need one to give him q call.
spFingdAle, Allegheny Co, Pa
For further particulars call ON or address
CHARLES BEEILEIl, AEt.,
Monroe 81, bst. Marked & F6iTth.
apr2s7ly
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The d. Z. Church SOuth.-ReV. Mr.
WIImaF, Episcopal Bishop OF AIHba
mn ON Church Matters.

mn on ChuFcn MntteEHs
NEW YoRK, Sept. 4.-Pastprnl mani
Gestoes tOAthelr iiOcks front three Me-
thodist bishops of South, and from
the Episcopal bishop Of AlabamHS are
published. They Recognize the unmis-
taxable fact OF faIlUre to destroy tho
political unity OF the country, and urge
on the people Il cheerful submission to
the powers that be, acqulescing in the
results OF war, and retnrn,tO good citi-
zenship under the National Govern
ment, but they are more intractRbl0 on
the subject Of Church reunion with
their Northern brethren, claiming that
the latter have repulsed previous nd
Tnnces made with this object, and In
sist that future proposals. must come
thence.
Rev. Mr.. WILDER, Episcopal Bishop Of
Alabama, instruCts his clergymen tint
h viii not be necessary to resume their
nraVerS for the President Of the United
States until civil authority Is fully re-
stored Ia their State, NJ l!I
y Al the cnnventlOll Of the Georgia
Episcopal Church, II was
Resolved, That they would renew
their connection with the church north
whenever the Bishop should consider
snnh course consistent With the good
faith pledged to their brethren Of otheI
portions Of the late Confederate States
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INV YoRR, Sept. 4.-IAst evening
q Carpenter named Joseph Holt, reid
Ing a New Brighten staten Island,
Was shot by two soldiers and g not OK:
Detifti 10 recover. The soldiers had
ben lOnnging about the plACe Tor sew
eFal days, and last evening Sol INTO .
dispute with Holt, when they tired two
shots nom their reVolVers, one shot
taking effect Ia Hollis shoulder and
one IN his temple. The soldiers then
tIed into the woods, where Il Is sup
posed they are now concealed. VIZ
nesses say Holt, who Is an inotienslye
man, gave no pOrvoCation.
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Take Notice.

Until SATURDAY, THE 9TH SEPT,
J. al o'clock y, Ip,,I viii receive proposals.
~ ftiIl6WE lE, for htaloh work 10 b9 dOnent
ne mouth Of sewer and loot, ~ Fifth street,
EaSf Wheeling Tie will TO bs about four
t5l feet thick At the notion, Tile work 70 h.
headers Of stretches, and 10 batter from the
front at the nate Of one and half ~ q inches
tOthe lOot. BldSto ~ by the perch, the dig
cling lncludesl md, For building nHewef on
Sixth street, ffOm John 10 Zane street, EA,t
Whaaling, lntGBectlng with the present sewer
on Zane street. Tie nHW sewer 10 b. Two ara
q half (gkI feet b. diameter, and tile bids U
be for Tie llneal foot thereof, digging Include
81. %, F0r ililnislllng aA1 slJte ding tunder
my tppeTinten dent,e) on FOtitth street nom
Flith ttrsatk about dG hundred 900 perch 81
blue limo stone. The lids 20 be ~ the perch.
eppt-it Street C0IlmbniOneF.
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I.hiInllrlnhIn NInrLel.

PHILADELPHIA, SeptemDef4.
Strong demand for Petroleum.; rO-
fined In bond 69Cl63; free 09a7l; crude
29ll. FLoUR-Dull and declined 25c;
super at 81 OOCJ7 30; extra s. OOtGs p.
WmRAT.-Dulland declined *; old red
SO 12@2 10; new do. 50 0jg2 10; white
81 80. CoRN-Dull and declined; Sales
Of yellow at 9S, white o.. WHISKY
Dull nj SO 30, M 1tii ttila
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NnM YnnK. Gnn

Nv VI8W = VIII E7VI71' 70
GOVERNMENT SToCKs-k@5s better;
Treasury Z 3-lOs 999S; IL, 81, coupons,
l07JS; 6-2Os, coupons, l0T9z; lO-40s, cou-
pOtis, 94lS. SToCKS-Flrm; Fort Wayne
IS; Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh ~; Terre
Haute preferred %; Milwaukee and
Prairie lu Chen 4siE; Rock, Island 10;
Northwestern 2A1S; do. preferred GSSs;
Quicksilver seq; n, y. Central @J{i
Erie g0JE; do. preferred ~; Reading
lO79S; Cumberland ~; Ohio q MissiS-
ippl certificates 2ssl; Mo. Gs M; Hud-
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-05

The steamers Idaho and AdriAtic
bring Savannah dates 10 the Slst-
The Savannah Herald 1g1rIR frOul .
gehilcIdan from Hilton Held, that the
people Of South Carolina are actively
engaged in adopting preliminary ms1-
Suros to secure free representation IN
tbs approaching convention. Herepre-
Nsents the dominant feeling rs being In
favor Of feeOnstructi0n upon the basis
ofOut and out Union. Mr.. G. Howard,
a prominent citizen, has published 4
letter, IN which he takes = most en-
eouFhEilf view, u the SllualiOn--Points
out the true policy for the PGople. He
urges a revolution In agriculture as in
dispenSable, and urges putting a large
portion Of the lands In permanent
grasses. He also urges the convention
70 invite foreign emigration, and COun-
sells the people 70 take courage, be loyal,
resoluto and industrious.
The Herald learns that the iron for
the repairs Of the Georgia Central Rail-
road has been purchased. The repairs
yin, Be pushed forward With dispatch.
The Macon papers contain an account
OF m attack Of tOuF.highwayInen upon
Mai. Cen; Alison. The General sue
ceeded in putting three Of them 70
flight, and captured the other.
The Atlanta Intelligencer says that
the I50th Illinois infantry have been
ordered 10 Allato0ua, Ga; the Osth
New York veterans have been ordered
TO Atlanta the 18th Illinois have been
ordered 10 occupy the rdlroad from
AdairsyIlle, Ga, 70 the Tennessee line
the 18th Indiana are TO occupy the rail-
road from fhe ChattahOfhen to KIN
ston.
The huckSters at Macon were chNrg-
ing one dollar per pound for butter,
when an order fixing the market prices
was issued, compelling them to sell
butter at 9Oc. perpound.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-05

ST. LOUIS, Sept. =
Tobacco ranges s. LOAF 20 for lngs; s.
ala 70 for shipping leaf; sl5h45 % ior
manufacturing. FLoUR = Dull anu
lower ut 81 % for Spring Extra; IS 80
for double extra. WHRAT-Sl SOal %
for prime 50 ,OOa2 40 for choice. CORN
75aSlc. OATS 4Sa4611c. WHsKY-S2 20
a227c for old. MESS PoRK-s2S 30.