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NEW YORK, August 2O.-President
Roberts, of the Fenian Brotherhood,
has issued call fora general congress
OF Eenlans az Troy, on Tuesday, Sep
tember 4th, for the transaction Of ibusf-
ness. i8 RN4 IiIai7fET /
General Sweeney has issued an adj
dress exhorttng the members to avoid
forming party political associations not
connected with the cause of Irish free
dom.
A man named Robert Reid was ar
rested in Brooklyn, on Saturday. for
the alleged murder of his wife in Liver
pool England, in December, 1862, He
was surrendered to an English detec-
i've under the provisions of the extra
dttton treaty. The officer and his pris-
oner Will sail for Europe on Wednes-
days steamer.
Counterfeit compound interest notes
OF the denomination of $50 on the
Citizens National Bank of Fulton,
N. y, are now in circulation, and also
Cairo. tfl ,l.}l , ~
Chicago specials announce large
hre In that city yesterday morning,
originating in Van Horn; Murray IL
COS. tobacco warehouse, and DESTROYED
property to the amount of $500, 900,
which was insured to the amount OF
500, 900, largely In New York compa-
The Herald's special dated Chicago,
Aug. 18th, says: A terrible railroad
disaster occurred this morning mt
Holuesville, about forty miles from
this city, on the NJ ichigan! Southern
Railroad. The regular passenger train,
consisting OF three sleeping cars and
three passenger coaches, shortly after
leaving Laporte, twas thrown of the
track by a cow, which, in some curious
manner was caught between two of
the sleeping cars-the train was rum
ming about twenty-five miles an hour
at the time. The three sleeping cars
and all the passengers of the sleeping
cars, together with ali the passengeFs 81
the coaches, were hurled down an en-
bankment OF one hundred and forty
feet. One of the sleeping cars rolled
over three times and finally came right
side up at the bottom of the hill. They
were all badly shattered. Twenty
three persons were injured, but strange
to say, none were killed. AT the time
of the accident one of the the cars was
thrown against telegraph pole sever
ing the wire, so that It was some time
before medical attendance could be got
from I.aporte.l
The most of the wounded were taken
back toLaporte. Those brought on to
this city are Moses Reinman; cattle
dealer, OF Chicago, arm broken; Mr..
Street, of Buffalo, slightly injured; l..
p. Hart, of Bath, New York, President
of the Ohio River Coal Company, slight
ly injured; s. A. Truman, of Boston,
head cut; G.. Edmonds, Of IIlinois.
slightly injured; S. w. Hough, of AL
bany, cut over the eye; Mr.. Lawrence,
of Albany, slightly injured; 10. Fftz-
simmons, of Rochester, New York,
slightly injured. The names of those
left at Laporte have not been received
here, but some ofthem are seriously in
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by Telegraph
Spirit OF the stock H1RrIkeE
Me Posts money erticle says:


The Posts money article says:
SO 5old ts lower to-day; the opening price was
1875 ana aIter falling 10 1857 IL recovered to
to hat PTtse o has Ss Sm l9
iOE aelYefy. The loan market Is easy and
- active than on Saturday, the rates being
and even at lower rates Commercial papef
1S AcalIce ana passes At 69B3S choice names
Ing SOCK market Is strong without much
WAYNE. After the board Erie was selling al
I44. HUDSON River at ll91S, Readinp NJ III.
iS5el. s3nthern ct s61@ illinois Centralat
In London are quoted at IO51<alO61<: FOR CONF
= tS.e ig1@10l5S; for banEe do at abort
The Commercially money article savs.,ri1s
me week opens without any decided
GTIIlange IN Tue aspect of the money market,
per cent and may be considered as about. a
itllL average There Is a somewhat better de-
1,iad1s slIs morning than at the close Of last
We Week ana there is decidedly more paper offer
anss some comparatively large transactions
EePpLleds PRODUCE paper Is also making It's
I5s11ee ~ 70 limited extent, thus giving
WeSL. 90 that on the whole lenders are IN hat
Ssh splLlS and seem to think that low rates
nave Leached their minimum for the present
and must commence to Improve Win Inc
growing wants OF borrowers az the 6ali trade
'EIEoCeeus .todeNelop ITSELF For 60 DAYS INST
cent; and 81 to per cent. for four months.
Eor foreign exchange the market has moi vel
fIe Jsla Lhe Intes are nominal. For gold
eoVery nom the fall to l195S on SatnriaS later
N the afternoon and the market Opened
again recovered and subseduentiy FAMED Ned
~ ~, N54Ss and 1854. The stock market WINS
lalfly acti1e this morning and prices were
speculative movement both at the board and
OUTSIDE. A small failure Is reporfed in The
9 3d go fba Loans ans Of gold have been made
pOELeu at LID 10 1-32, mainly the latter
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For Sheriff
For Sheriff

EDs: misunderstanding Announce
candidate for Sheriff Of Ohio county. TnI5.tc
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- u NV N8OAs4lEN UT OHuAN4OH ESESH4k8Ess
How few there ARE who are not subject 10
some affection OF the lungs or respiratory or
gans, who, by neglecting premonitory Ynp-
toms, aggrayate the complaint, until disease
strikes It's shafts, causing inexpressIble tor
ture Of the patient, and anxiety and distress
to friends. "Only a cOIdF "a slight sore
throatl" Is the needless remark OF many
when so affected. Yes; "only a cold" was
the thoughtless expression OF thousands
whom death has marked his prey.
Forewarned-Forear1 should be the
motto forever in the minds of all suhiect To
Coughs, Colds, Catafrh, or Influenza. Words
OF advice should be needed by alI sufiering
nom Asthma, Bronchitts,i Consumption,
Relief Is within their reach; and, If neglected
fatal consequences ensue-a life of mIseryLa
daily, hourly, struggle for existence. A con-
test in which there can DO but one victor
Deathl >jtFs.5rf Il y 7T575jl ;. - f9s1i.s
a, Does y not appal the strongest mind, to
why delRy3 What excuse can be ofiereIl
when timely warming is sounded In your
eaEs2 When the danger Is pointed out WHY
not avoid TT MARsDEHs PICTORIAL BALI
has been used with success in nearly q mil.
Faculty as the most prompt and ehicacIoug
remedy that SCIENTIFIC research has SiiscoveF.
SId9 fI, a cure a cses OF Coughs
case ts not beyond all hope. Even when the
Sufferer Is In the last stages, he will ind re.
lleI BY using this preparation. One bottle
Willeony1nce the most incfedulous that the
meEltsoK this preparation are by no means
e5SaggeEated; In tact-fall far short of the
have been cured by Its timely use n VTaFan.
tee accompanies each bottle. and dealers are
INSTRUCTED In every instance to refund the
money, when this preparation fails TO relieve
Prepared by 4. w. MarSden, 49,, Broadway
Sew York, and for sale by all Dfuggisis.
II n. IoRaI a. Co. and T,,,,-.,i tTtvt e ~,
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THE CIRCULApIoN
I'M TELLTGENCER.

Anonls an excellent opportunity for ad-
VerttAing.
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RnIIroou AccItIent.

HUDsoN;N. Y, Aug. 2O.-The engine
Baltic, attached to.the up express train
on the Hudson River Railroad, due
here at 1885 this morning, exploded
while the train was standing at Catskill
station, four miles below this city, So.
riously injuring the engineer, George
Smith, and the fireman whose name we
did not learn, and who is not expected
to survive. No passengers were hurt.
The engine is a complete wreck, and 1t
VIII require four or five hours to clear
the track. The trains both ways are
delayed in consequence. A strong
force of men, with the necessary tools,
were dispatched from this city imme!
diately upon receipt of tho news, to
clear away the wreck.
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AS a Newspaper

It is our study and aim TO make II Az
WAYS RELIABLE, TO snare no EXPENSE in
securing ALL THE NEWS THAT THE
.IELE9RAFH AND MAILS CAN BRING
US, and to KEEP OUR READERS FULLY
INFORMED upon all matters in ali parts OF
the country mud the world.
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TriaI o. RenIan Onicera.

BuFFALo, Aug. 20.-The trial Of the
Fenian officers concerned in the recent
Canadian raid was expected to take
place at the U. s. Circuit Court which
sits in this city the present week. The
following order from Attorney General
Stansberry was received by mail yester-
day, by Hon! John Ganson, counsel for
the Fenian officers
WASHINGTON, Aug. II.
w. a. DART, Esqg,s u. 81, Att0TIseWs
POtsctda1, M i, -StR-I have received
your letter of the 9th inst, in relation
70 the ndTctmehtS pending against the
Fenians, and concur in the propriety of
fore hereby Authorized and instructed
TO enter . stoUe PT6SeqliS In their cases
(Signed Very, res ectfully,
HENRY STANBBERRY.
Thegteat Eentan picnic comes on to-
morrow in this city, 80 ~ ~ s.
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WAsH1NaToN, Aug. 2O.A The Queen
of the Sandwich Islands has decided to
take up her residence at the house of
the Secretary of State until Wednesday
next, Among the many private COM
Phments which have been paid her
Majesty, there has been none more fit
ting or select than q magnificent Photo
graphic Album, flied with a number
of Gardnefis finest executed views of
Washington, and presented to the
Queen by Mr.. Phelps, of the firm of
Phelps q Solomon. q - )
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BuHalO RIarket.

,,, - BUFFALo, Aug. %.
Wheat scarce and quiet. Corn aetiVe. saU ~ ~
sue ssa S9N9 bush, opening at W5<; NO. al.
1S toTOc; p m. sales IS 600 bush No. j nj
15igyl push. MOL Chicago at 871Ec; Ii 900 bush
y ~ sconsln ON private terms. Barley n0mi.
M. rye held at $50 for No. / Milwaukee,
5,6seI B 31y 90c. Pork SIS. Iard-City SIc!
M Isy p y 5S922c. Whisky nominal. BafIeY
H Wa, y S29l 40. Canal freIghts arm: 10 EeJy
10 Eco corn ~ iSc oats s<@9c TO Albany, wheat
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weekly HAM. Statement.
Chfcnro nnrl.nt

Flour steady at $40 25aIO 50 for snri5g "a az.
tras. Wheat closed steady and Declined h:
Sa a67 az u S99l 85H for new No. 1, and 81 7S
s1s Tor new No. 2; old, Sfs68 for No, j, ami
III JOE NO. 2. Corn closed active and de-
ellned &c lci sales at 69I<957c for. Mol. ana
S9C9SotAcIo Tor No. 2. Oats dull at 271N628JIc 60T.
80; l, ana 2198 for No.2 HlghW1neS duiet
a 1nI unchanged: Mess Pork $50. FrefghfS
urn, corn 90 70 Buffhlo.l ~
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Miscellaneous Items.
; The total National Ranizeirculatioi, !

Is S287, 04S, $50. = " S'HsS
National Express stock. D -. " -4A
Inc American Express Company has made
1ts usual quarterly dividend OF three per cent:
York on and after the 10th inst. < = = y,
me Adams Express Company have also
declared quarterly dividend Of three Per
cent, payable on and after the 18th inst,
Governments We're Armer yesterday, and
the gold.bonds advanced q little.
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The Intelligencer

is now, as it always has been. THE FRIEND
AND ADVOCATE OF HUMAN Ri9HTS
AND POPULAR PROGRESS. AS through
me late Waftt was unswerving in its support
OF the cause and the soldiers OF the ReDnolic
the National Administration and Freedom
80 u Will continue to support all measures
mat are calculated to adjust the Troublesome
SSTdttoydt hoIoT, justice, and dn enduring and
Not nasty in its conclusions bat f,Lsf and
sincere IN ns oOIltirtiOIlS- 'tsensationaIF IN
It's spirit but progressive aud liberal IA iS ten
deslcteS-
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PhIladeIphia HInrILef.

PHILADELPHIA Aug. %,
Cotton quiet at $50 for miGidling! FIonr
quieti flesh new wheat so Gall O1 Wheat
re- " SO92 S and white 50 90. Corn dull:
sII Oh mixed az 200 and yellow at &c. Oats
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SECOND DISPATCH,

NEW YORK, Aug. 2O.-Itis now stated
that there were only three lives lost at
Jersey City fire, and they were employ
ed hands on the schooner which was
blown up. The total losses are set
down at one million six hundred and
ninety Thousand dollars.
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RnIflmnre nInrlroa

BALTuGoRE, Aug. 20.
wheat active; white s. lOG3 .. Corn. white
stteady; yellow dull and dropping. Oats
S1SSetluy. PROVISIONS quiet. Bulk Meats sides
lSc. Sugar dull. Whisky scarce al 81 sISSS5'
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TOletl0M.r1rot

TonEDo. Aug. 20.
s,a b 70 sales double extra. white wheat, At
per at y s.; white 81 IS; spring 81 90. Corn
nEm ana more active; sales at &c for No. i:
mixed "a yellow CSC; white 7&98Oc. Oats. Rales
&c for corn to Bufialo. '
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New York Market.

NEW 1OAKs Aug 70. =
Cotton firm at S49S61lc for nItldlIn0l mn
AAl1S. E1our shade dEmer for good Roniid low
EIauesi " OQg9 l6 for extra state: 50 C56i0 n
1oE common 70 good shipping brands eStra
tOun1 noop Ohio, and SO 406l2 90 for trade
DEahdA market closing quiet, Whisky oniet
anu nominal Wheat 293c better and more
taSsVei y 40691 50 for Hup eriOr Chicago sprInp.
y agS31 ~ LOT Milwaukee club; 81 . for MOI
ooi " 26@2 30 refused for strictly prime tio tn
arrive; S26092 IS for old white western. and
y ~ Tor new choice white western to nrriVe-
rye ntnef5 sales 81 600 bus western at $50 for
1nlerlorI and SOC for western. harley and
barley Malt dull. Corn, receipts l2l ii3 ms
market lg2c better and active; sales fts1O08
Dus At Sl@S5c for inferior; SSI<6SIc for shin
ping mixed western af1oat; SSc for prime ID
IN store, and CSC for white western. Oats re-
cSibLS Io,tIUDnS, market shade flrmer: sale,
4S,DOO bus at 431E@4sc for Chicago: 4SGi52s Tor
1a1IIWaS SSi. and 5S958c for Iowa. Coffee
LII. Sug3f dull and heavy at ll@ll1zc for
Sapa. MaiAsses dun, small sales at So $50 for
SSnoa, ana 109T5c for Porto Rico. Petroleum
~ az &c Tor crude, and 485<945c for refined
N ponu. FORK nrmer and more active: $40 T5
~ e19SI W for old; also $50 bbls new mess
IoE ,SepIenoert October and all the year, buy.
e5s options at $3S9S350. Beef steady al pFa-
YlouS prices. Beef Hams nominal. BACON
more active at 181< &c for Cumberland Cut, and
dd1Hc 1oF short ribbed. Cut Meats steady: saleS
~ ~ packages Mt 151%9l6c for shoulders and
9gSSc tot hams Lard drmer at lSIG2fHc
bntter quiet at 209SSc for Ohio. and $IS 1910
4or stale. Cheese dull at 59l9c, =
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The Tri-Weekly

Is published every other day-Tuesiays,
Thursdays and saturdays is filed, In
the mains with the contents of the two pre-
eeding isjuesof the Daily, giving all the news
by telegraph and otherwise.
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Oswe,ro RIarket.

t>f{ u oswDao, Aug. 20.
Flour steady and unchanged; SO 80 for No.
spring; Sl2 for red winter; SI3 for white and
ESQ ~ ~ for Xxx. Wheat quiet and lower.
CORP dull. Oats and Rye nominnE Canal
FrelghtS unchRnRed
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me baltimore Labor Convention.

BALTutoRE; Aug. 2O.-The labor Com
yention assembled at noon to-day, at
the Front Street Theater. Some so or
90 delegates so Tar have been recorded.
Convention was temporarily organized
by calling John HinchelifE Of illinois.
to the chair. "A Committee ON Perna.
nent Organization-w was then. appointed.
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IN CONCLUsION.

We have to express our gratitude to our
friends for the libeTalitY with which they
continue to sustain us, and we risk nothin1
IN promising that the INTELLIGENCE
VIII continue 10 Improve as the public de-
manus require and 10 fully up TO the spirit
and requirements Of the times.
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HThegteat Eentan picnic icoineS on to-
morrow in this city, 20 .ii.sYs5sI s
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SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1S.-Presfdent
Johnson's proclamation declaring Max
imillian's decree for the blockade of the
Mexican ports null and void, is received
here with unqualified satisfaction.
The North Star mine in Grass Val
ley are been sold for $400, 900.
This mine for the last four years net
ted $500, 600, of which 1915, 600 has been
divided among the owners. ,+..
Advices from Papieta Taheiti to the
9Th OF July, report that seven vessels of
the Spanish fleet, had been ordered to
Manila. ,zF
A Honolulu letter of July 18th, re-
ports that Jules Dudorti, chancellor of
the French consulate, was murdered in
bed by a Chinese servant.
Gen. McCoOk, the new United States
minister, arrived at Honolulu on July
A Princess, aunt of Queen Emma,
died on the 25th.
The steamer Sacramento sailed to-
day for Panama with 81 ,465, 342 in treas
ure, of which 81 ,l69, 1853 were for New
York. Legal tenders are quoted at II.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 19.-General
Edward McCooke, American Minister
to the Kingdom of Hawaii, was pre-
sented to the King on the 26th of July.
The Hawaiian Legislation assembled
and adjourned on the 2Sth of July.
The Honolulu papers suggests the or
ganization of n vigilance COMMITTEES to
protect foreign residents from acts OF
violence by the murderous coolies late.
ly imported from China.
The steamer Mania has arrived from
Portland, Oregon, with S1S5, 600 in treas
ure ~
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NEW YoRKy Aug. 2l. The cholera
still fingers IN this city. z Fourteen fresh
cases were reported to the Board of
Health vest rday and 13 burial certih-
Gates vera issned from the bureau of
vital statisticss -s-s r
In Brooklyn there are no perceptible
changes tnthe progress of the epidemic
and u fresh cases were reported in that
city yesterday. = < - NIX is.st s45,.s
GIrYcLEEkT1S Aug. I4ty7nine
deaths nom cIoleFa were Reported for
Saturday and hlty-four for yesterday.
NEw YoRK, Aug. 2O.-Sese1 cases
and four deaths from cholera in this
city are reported to-day, and i've cases
and four deaths IN, Brooklyn. - 2 2 & 3
ifrfs2l < flIis-i siaass s-7ss
o11AHA, August 26.2The steamer
Gallatin, from Fort Benton, with $50
passengers and q large amount OF
treasure arrived today She met the
Steamer Amtelope below Fort SulIy.
The steaner + cl1ahontas, with Cow
eminent freights, sunk near Fort Rice.
The boat and cargo are total loss.
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New York money ana stock market,


NEW YORK. Aug, 20. I
- Money easy and moderately active at 4a5
rs IN sterling Exchange lower and dun
Sold is lover opening at 1857; declining to
Government StocIS yvithont 6oo,Joa
cnainge 30 coupons OF 1862 lilo, 7-SOs, second
State Stocks, Tennessee Is, new, cox.
EIelshB TO Liverpool quiet + -
rI sStocKs bteady; Alton q Terre Houte 3S.
CHICAGO q Alton preferred 1897; Chicago &
SentraS 5S4 S do preferred CTS Illinois
I M1IIenlgan southern S81<; Michigan Central
11G1tSi headlng ll654; Erie 731<; do preferred
Telegraph So. ~ y" s'A S"i"H
Al the O'clock open board the following
were the principal sales: OhIot& MiSsissInr7
s sSafi S9 291i Western Union Telegraph
RSSsSI;1, sew YORK Central 1925; Erie 7S5S;
Central ll2; Michigan Southern SIIS: TilI5ois
Rocll IsIs sStI 1,7, dividend, l2S Chicago &
S553s; 90 preferred 671S: Pittsburgh. Fort
q Terre Haute So - -''' %AiI"AA
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BURIIEaToS, Iowa, August 20.-The
aaWkeye to-day contains a letter from
Senator Grimes announcing that he Is
MOTTO be p candidate for recollection to
the tl Senate, and declaring his Intention
70 retire entirely from public life.
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NEW YoRK, Aug. 20.-James ste.
phens, the Feniah leader, is indignant
at the report that an attachment Is To-
he procured against him ON account of
the vessel now lying at Brooklyn, and
says he. has nothing TO do with her.
The nnayoro OF Portland acknowledges
the receipt of more than $4,000 from
TINS city IN aid of the sufferers by the
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For Prosecuting Attorney.
WE ARE AUTHORIzRD 10 AN.
wv nounce GEO. B. CALDWELL, Esq.. ns n
candidate for the office of Prosecuting Aftor-
ney for Ohio county, subject to the choice of
the Union Convention on the 18th inst,
Au2O-tc
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Suunnuftt1tuts.

-f:ai For Clerk.
EDITORS OF THE INTELIIGENCER:
Ur Please announce THOMAS J. BIAIfs
as candidate for the ofIice or Clerk OF
tho Circuit Court Of this County,
0u2l-tc9 MANY UNION VOTERS
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Market.

MILWAUKEE,, AUG. 20.
Flour quiet. Wheat unsettled and nomI
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w est Virginia

In all its varied Interests, is thorouRhIy at
tended TO in all the editions OF the INTEL
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The Latest News.
Fehian Cong1FiS1as...Ai rirses1esil f6Fa iEiur
By TEEEaRAPHJ I

Byfhe Union Ldnes.. l
ONCE corner Of Main and Monrpe streets
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INV YoRK, Ang. 20.4The first bale
OF new cotton arrived in this city, yes
tefdays nom New Orleans. It was a
hne specimen, and speaks well for that
quality q crop which Is now picking.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

H1AE6ARAY INSTITUTE.
" (Brench and EnRilshl
For Young Ladies, Boarding ana nav K1,,,,tI,
lsba1 and ,52e, Spruce st, Phlladeiphin IA.
VIII reopen on THURSDAY Sen. al
Board and tuition per alInuIr, s.5o
90 do for two or
SCR more sisters,
e, EIelen g the language ofthe family, and
- cons IN W gpoken In the InstifTifa ~
i.,,15 -, MADAME DHERVILLY,
-9ll-9ln-eoa Principal
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Phi4adelPhiai Cattle Market. IA
PHILADELPHIA, Aug, 20
Beef cattle loWenat l2aI75<,i Hhean BaG5<
HOGS Sl59l5 50 per 100 ms net. 80 -
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NV 'Yokks Aug. 2O.-The steamer
New York, it appears, did mot wait for
the arrival At AspinWall Of the San
francisco passengers and mails of the
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For SheriR.

WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY AN
w nounce the nameof Col. W. B. CURTIS
as candidate for Sheriff of Ohio County,
subject TO the action of the Union ConVeI.
uT f9isa i.g MANY CITIZENS.
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THE 1NrEL11GRNcER

almst $50 influence the public Judgment as to
assist IN forming a HIsALTHY, ESLIGuTERLED
AND JUST PoPULAR SENTIMENT upon an
questions OF current thought and discussion
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The Wheeling Intelligencsr

e one OF the OLDEST NEWsPAPERs pub
i lil IN THIS city, or in West Virginia. It
growth or the State, keeping mace win the
general development and prosperity on the
ctty and country, advocating theif Interests
and rejoicing In their advancement inilTis.
trtally, commercially and politically.
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IWS RHODEg

TTAS REMOVED his STOCK no TILE
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