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i 6snds q hs who sss Weald
tit seh1csu1uos
tetn would be made after The conclusion Of peace.
Ihe king Of Prussia o. the 1sth rseet1ed the
tion ofIlanoyer 10 Prussia - soon as pcsabIe.
The schlesw{g- -Ho1stetu Government had re-
eeired orders 10 prepare for the election Of repre-,
4 grand fste had taken plnce III Berlin
1n honor Of Bismatk and Generals Volt Koon and
A,tp1it, it was reported, was about to take past
IN tie progress party at Berlin.
ae1 hs W.paP aa G9ps s95 hs 1
the Inhabitants. A few isolated Arrests only took
place for treason tn due legal course. On TIC
contrary, Y is asserted that parties compromised
The Empetot's fttt on August u was very
ss eln.s ia It te s:c
i:hed and lily Injured The day Va. as usuai.
81 @s aa
that d the Graud cEoss of lie Legion oT Honor
sador At Vienna, aud that Of ClevalEer upon ~
Gallignani, tue director Of GaHgnonfs Les
Prince Napoleon and General MonatTca had
arrived at Paris, from ltaly
Financial and Commercinf.
daa a q! Ssasssa At s bales
The open!ns rree 70. eonssi: to.ay j. 81; +: @sn
Sx ;mlaos efaaa1 Es!s: X: Sx,.. r sr,n,.. s,''
FEov v!:1oSs except lard, WHICH has ID
htEsnnSlEE trnassMsy: q, IN
, 1866-08-30
THE pRE:SlnENIrS ELECTION
EFRINt TOUR.

Demonstrations or the IRortc Between
J,f.l1ut1c1pytln anti New Y0rk-Tisc
1tcrr,,rtnt, In xc,r york City-unror
tts - .r.H,N 49,.
E10itnsnn'F Address os Nficothe-ahc
l'rrstsirnt md Secretary Seward Dfs-
1trrr Political xInrnnr,1cs-Thc Nesy
r.,.a. x,n,r ~,,,ntn rr,,nrrs sc,.nr.l,a
..Hs' " .s.,.,s .s.N ,,ess,.
Trrhrnrc WIN I'm has'J'
n,rtx ,r,, ,i,i. c,,r n, -rycn mi, morning. They
p.s ".s ro.s,s,x ~, sh".rct ~, ic wny 10 tc cara
CARMEN. NrT aessey. Anrnst N-Aa1or ten
trn1 Meade and NaInr f;mnry hasc jntncd tho OK.
rnr+fonieta: nlpo Ma]or t1rncrn1 Nutorhelt, who
catp to fnfc1phlh last night, rs tho REPRESENTA-.
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lows: Columbia County. ftt,s:6; Dane County.
f5,GS Total, E1is,7ss. The principal citics pay
as fol'ows: Beoit, <10,9os; JanesSi'Ie4 $1s, ,s6s
Asdtson; $$eM; MsseItown, ps:nHn x.,, ;..o
ration nearly million OF dollars In United States
tax has been aeeeased in this district.
The Turner'S festival closed with grand ball
last night at which diplomas were awarded -
prizes 10 several Of the bestTurners. John Gcctz,
Of Milwaukee, won the championship Of the State.
The delegation to The Philadelphia Convention
will moi leave ill Tomorrow o. next day, Judge
s. Mills has been appointed telegate-at-1arGe In
pl1ce OF Judge Levi Huhhe11, who Ia unable to 20
On account Of legal business.
, 1866-08-30

IBy Etcar,r1a3r Aala-Dlscovcry Of 4as1-
other Fc1iihn Arsenal III krw1nnd-Ttir
wcatl,rr and Crops In KiiElnnd-1Et-
rorfntit document on tho American
Cotton f.rop-l'rtcntt1y Relations 3c-
tween 1t.iArin and Prussia rFitsagnn
roiltIcx-Hussstnary Of French Scssa.
ItA1arAx. Aucnst t0.--Tho ascatncr Aela I'm
liverpool in tho iet& and Quetnssown on The lpah,
md nts,sel =. Halifax al ten O'Clock To-day.
Another Fentan a!ten;l aa esen 9,esoIsctsa L., Il
K"ssSiss !. ssas! ssf*
crs in iho iirIchtoihood afterwards abacaandcA.
Tho weather contnHcd stormy In England.
f1on, aa 1anes Ssss Wete nSss a.e an,sssfss,ory.
L L. stated ihss ~ Important Document On y. fne
Gotten ansson1, ha. sssn snnased f c Y Wfrai.n
cotton states Of Amenea, and at1es tour through
al e.s's. sfssps bs ytea
i@,oeo. Alabama see:Soe. X. e tae e.hsr III;
scarcity u I.Sor =. likely 70 reduce ther proius:
tion to asao? bales HIS total estimatc, ine'ud,
inS Te1as "a n1t mese @ II ta.a 6a,ss: e. ,q o.
portaion:, Nj. Fosbe. docs not lose sight Of the
higher estimates By respectable parties, but he
Ii ssae s;te
| Ihe C1azh addressed M autograph letter to
The King ef Prussia, tetttfy.ns to Dc fsend! e.
Rursla favorahiy entertained the orcrtures made
hy Prussia relative to tho future reorganization o.
royal message npon the incorporation 0! Han
orer, Electoral Hesse. Nassau aud Frankfort Into
hc 1ussian territory. wa laid before the Prnssta1
CHAMBER q Deputies On she 1:1 Ihe p.ea113n,!< 3n,<
| The war with the Intention Of acquiring territory
The hostile atttuoe Of theee States ha
required tlat their Independence should succeed
ants Of thc annexed countries will be thoroughly
atisa.d within tho incorporation. In relation y
, 1866-08-30

Internal Revenue Receipts ofthc Couu.
ties and Principal Cities OF Wfscon.
aln-Closc OF the German Turncra'
FeAtfyn1a
Especial Despatch 10 The Chicago Trshnne?
MADISON. Wis, Augusta -.
Statistics OF th:, Internal Re,eaue Of this Con-
sresstonal Distyic1 show thai this city pays more
United States tax than auy eoant, In the dtsI1et,
aud double any other city. The ngusas arc Is fol
, 1866-08-30
FROM DETROIT.

ronr~,..srro1 Eo,,,ln norgorz-E1,c Anil,
S"e-. -T-..,~ ~
Johnson Sold'ers, 'aosch'c"t ~
dress Of the Boys in h,ne-Hncc Be-
t.roc;.l ncsnn.cb IN thc f,h9c1rt, Tr3hnn..1
l0pse1"' le'p"'e4 ~ o'I n-.n.1r .no-sts "a
DE3Io47s tauGust ~
Ex-Governor Blair was nominated Tor Congress
In the Third District to-day and r. E. Trowb.ldge
,yos Nominated in thc FIFTH District.
Delegates 10 ,he Republican s,atc Convention
ruw. u1e pouring into The city.
The anfi-1ollneon soldiers Increment bids fair
to creatc the frorc Of thepolltica1 campaign: The
rcnudtatips "ry policy" aud endorsing The new
movement.
uETnorr, August e9.-Thc soldiers OF This State,
who do mol desire rntIons Of brcadand-bu;tes,"
"To ihe Union Soldiers and Sailors Of Michigan;
n,cs fos which Tau foncht in thc bait1c-eltl, and
ilaf vnu rrnri,}h.c. with ecorn the invitation Of I,
tcw ;tl:cc1s lookin: for promotion to dcsrzt your
!nra friends for te ptrnosc OF 1o1ninE tfisinyaf
entmIet, we, alno1tion q he Mlsh1san boy's In
;ss i sgson l. @ g;
sentiments upon The great issues q Tho day md Of
ii,I" '"e ~ '"~
0t; "Wc call unon a1, to iotu m who believe In
:u,,fcr ~ mr. frirr.]s hrt,rc unnnanmtty to onr
@mth TT , y ~ ,s !; ,.ii he t,ms nnonrh 10 fnrrtyn
MG cHesG u Sts - ,tn.t ~ t H., Iii H. srhen f}inv
Hnnnts t.4k ~ .ts MnchI In il trr"ncr !,
'}G Ky ,n cn1nsh 10 enhTaee rcbcls as brothers
I fhFF
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Chicago Qribuuc.


Il new board has been formed for tho cx- |
animation Of applicants for positions in the navy,
10 meet at Hartford Conn.
A workingmen'e meeting was held at In
dianapolts yesterday, which was addressed by j. /
II. Kilsore and Richard Tteve1l1ck.
A despatch from Mt. Washington, dated |
last Friday, says: .suow is falling fast, and the
visitors are engaged in snowballfng." Il
Our dispatches give list Of the delegates |
appointed sy the authorities Of the Union 1eaguc
of America 10 a.tcnd the Philadelphia Unluu Con-
veu.ion.
Yesterday was observed as a pnb1ic holiday
at Ottawa, G. ". In honor OF the laying Of tho
Atlantic Cattle. The holiday Was not genera
throughout the Provinces.
A Boston paper says Massachusetts, gave
Andrew johnson 5000 majority 70: yicc-Prcsi-
dent She will give 5000 against hts policy, on
on equally large votc.
The f;rand jury In Indianapolis have In
dicted George G. Harding city editor Of the Hzr-
aid, for his assault upon ]. T. Long, OF the Jour
nal.
The Copperjonnson crowd in the Eighth
Congressional District Of Illinois, have nominated
Dr.. E 5. Fowler, Of Sp.inehe1a, as candidate
icr 1icp.excnt tative IN Congress.
Among aur:New York items by telegraph
will be .1ound q report showing up the financial
naairrat the Fenian-M oEat mansion, In New York,
ss they were lound upon the resignation Of o'Ma-
honey.
TIC st. Louis cemeteries report seventy
two cholera iuIczracnts ou Tuesday, decrease Of
thirteen from the day hcfarc. The cholera report
in Cincinnati, on Tuesday, .iycs only twelve
deaths, eevcn OF which wcre those os children.
Governor Rsown1ow nnl the Tennessee del
cratcs In the Southern 1Ju{uuis.s' Convention are
expected to arrive at Iudtanapo1s today, and a.,
effort will be made to induce the Goyernorio 10 ad-
dress The pcoptc in tt,e evening
A Savannah despatch SAYS: Colonel
sc,,31, 1r,c nj t.r Confederate ar7n+. on ycstc.-
s,x rcrs,ytl nm nnno;nt,nrnt In The regular as1ny
r.. 1,. forn,cr1r a notorious frr.catiu~ seces-
s;arfst
T,,o r-c,srrr Dcn,,+ncn+ il hrs,1v cn-
l., 49,. .n.,,.oxsi,,, ~ sc,c, TURTLES tuto
EISs.T.r.nt;.1 T1,c rccn, ,,,yauc,. iu 1., latter
.,,ss ~ nurrs 1,rtrs thc chan.,r very nJrau-
,,scco,,s - '''@
crL r>,,,,,-,r yr,v;r,;13,p-s Errnr,c,n drs
...,. ~ ,,.,oss,, r,r H., a,1,,.,c r,h,,. n h;4
In T., E.,r.cc cost sf,c,n thousa:1 1res tnu.
s.s -. ,o1,,rs :, ~, ami wa nc,,
1ssu ~'to .,',,s. T., s,,e,'.-
ss't" ""A -
ne EHe' ,''ls ''o' ~ '.. ."'.a....n.,,
sceoaso's aooi,ea ses'e,aas ~ ,,,;1 ~. Tar
fot. !" 'ne u'u 90 ~ - ss,s;,,- ~.
1s'S' r..se ~, 80 cs.,."1 's' ~
i'o1 i..4' ~ r'S'~.... ...aa.s .~,.1, -, ,,.o,,,,,
oose'Hor vEtcs.s .'Ietn "'tA -. -
At Inc ha1'as oi INT iosa' lna'am4aus "islpss. -.
addresses aAem. ues!''so - 4nn'.' 'ssI So,
uas. ihe tla"o' M"'ea" ieit .oh'. ~ ao.
tthfinE the eo''sno.s Ut WITNESSING 'as os''oH
stfal''h 9nn"c !" "iS so'ot' ,,,.
Another ::,fann pfa1e coheeT1 s""aac'
Tor tho hcnclt ol inc shusl'ns rooI q! .>o'laesu
Alaha1na> With headquarcTe IN Ion'ssi'ie. mas cS'
plodcd, ard lie leaders &c noss undfs .aHcst os
the city authorities. Four score stm lelons who
hare g1vcn their money to these econnd cl. alt
, 1866-08-30

Rejection of tho New *satr Constssat'oss
Of North Carolina.
l,AIr,arf, N. c.. August 1o-Tfc otl1c!nt roie
eafnv In to-day. Al! lhc eohntlcs but l!nJwas1!
ksN hcn,A from. Thu HOW Constitution VIA TO-
jeelcd by I,pS2 majority.
, 1866-08-30
FR0M EUROPE.

By Atlantic Cabfc-Tlmc Extended for
the Evacuation Of the French Trn0lt*
from. 1Icxfto-Tllc Second Cable Exc
rcdftIon Seen OIL the 1Dfh 1.stant-
Concessions Obtained from Napoleon
hy tho IsnprcAk Cnrlottn Austria
las Paid pru<nin:A War Indemnity.
1oNpox, Anrus: ao.-Tho Morning Iosf states
that Napoleon Inns extended the time for Tic
evacuation OF tho French troops from Mexico uu-
til January.
LiyEnroo1. Ausnrt 29.-An arrival here reports
having eccn the steamer Grcat Eastern OH TIC loh
in..ant.
SOUTHAMPTON, Ancn.t ~. - Tho steamship
hermann. for New York, taiicd to.iny, 1oktny
,CtU In frccfc.
1osuor, August 2a.-Tho Pari. correspondent. Of
tho .uu,ntng fVsf ttatcs ttnt the Empress cnriot.
Ia ns 70 far euccccdesl In her n,teon In cl,alf ot
Macmillan A. IL ntlh!n from tho Emperor oi
FrRnce m extension Of time In Which 10 ray the
French Government tho i'.ooo,u ,u0o fsaucs due
Sarutron trfassd to loan Macmillan lh,r01, ,00J
francs to ray for tho equipment Of troops In Maxt.
ep, but Will asslti n sneh equipment BY furnishing
material from tho rscnch niagaxinoa. Tho Fin.
psctt las obtained fru.a Napoleon al exclusion
Of l!nic until next January for tho evacuation ol
tho Frenct troops fsun Mexico.
rnAarx, August cs.-1ho headquarters of The
trtlsslnu army tave l,ecn removed from this city
10 Torlin, On tic nofthwcst frontier of Bchonta.
t.nxpox, August 19.-Esen,nE.- Austrian
0ovc1mcnt has paid the lHlrn1ntty for war tx
rcnscs ~ secured 10 Prussia BY TIC treaty o
peace.
PRAGUE. Aueust 2p.-Ercnfn0.-The signature
af tho King Of 1tsly to The treaty Of peace IL CT
| pccicd In few daJs.
rAnis, August 29--Ercning.-The cnrront ru
NOR. in relation to Mexican matters arc III tcE,
| conflicting. The most probable reports appear te
he that the Enrrcts Cas1otta will fetnrn 10 Mexico
| aud That = French General Is to command tht
| Mexican troops organized BY Maxlm1llau. 1ht
| uauac Of tho GcncrAl IL not etatcd.
, 1866-08-30

Nomination Of 7. Lyle Dickey |
for Congressman at !
Large. !
Nominations for State Treasurer |
and Superintendent Of Pub
lie instruction.
TIE PHILADELPHIA PLATFORM
ENDORSED.
The Presidents Electionccrins
Tour.
Demonstrations on the Route
between Philadelphia
and New York.
Reception Of the Party in New
York City.
Address Of Welcome by Mayor
Hoffman.
| AlE. JOHNSON AGAIN REFERS
To HIS RECORD.
Secretary Seward Speaks a Word
| for "My Policy"
FROM WASHING ] ON.
Heavy Conversion Of Seven
| Thirties at the Treasury
Department.
Letters from Patriotic Soldiers
!: Endorsing the Pittsburgh
/ Convention.
FROM EUROPE.
YESTERDAYS NEWS BY
i TIE ATLANTIC CABLE.
!; Time Extended for the Evacuation
il Of Mexico by the French.
g Austria Has Paid the Prussial
.e War Indemnity.
Interesting Summary Of News b
Il Steamship Asia.
b. b. National Republican Executir
an Committee to Meet ut Phil
adclphia Sept. Sd.
sn Eousing Union Mass Meet
It. ing at @aukegan.
bc CCFPERIlI3AD STATE COZ
hc | 1-1@1-yx1r1n-
, 1866-08-30

Death OF Ex.Esoycrnor. Morc1aca1s OF
North (nrotlnu+
RICHMOND, Va. Arrt,st tt0.-Ex.Govcsnor ]. II.
Mnmhcal. u Sus,h tTrolina, died ycs!ordny d
Tho Kockbttdce Atm Springs.
, 1866-08-30
Neiu advertisements.

ror Further Telegraph Hcc Fourtf,
YaHc.
, 1866-08-30


Chesut. 1tcreuc unA Michigan will 10 cn:ag i 1,e-
twern Fart Este aMd the uppus iako.. constantly :
on the move, aud @rnd5 fur immediate service.
TIC Hcrou, NJ AnIfow and .toyal. Will, another
bons which Is expected to arrive, will be used on
Iai:o Ontario sud The 1i!yrr It, Lawrence.
A call IN mnic to Tho farmers md mc
thnufcs OF Tho State nf 1lno., tu meet, by dele.
gntcs duly npI'olutcd and accredited by tic ecyc
raj Agricultural and mcchanicnl so5cttcs of III,
different ronn.Ics Of this Staic. At tho lhGnil
i1nf! III bloomington, nt 10 o'clock d. m. On II,
It'll tlny OF scptcmbrt then and there 10 consult
take ac,lun aEd decide upon chatter proper fo
nn agr3caltu al 4cloo1 snrl N IL contemplated b,
liz aet Of couircss ionA.lug lands 10 the ro.cra
Staes lr tl,1s e}trclal ob}cct. 11l1s Convention Il
le Cun,potr4! only If Representatives from tho Of
ganfx.h ruclcttrs above lndlcatsG, In tho proper
t1on III tl,trr int inhrtr from each county aoctey
except thi tuwht Or eItlca llarlny pnp1ttati0
eQuR! 10 oi greater tlsau M asOrhgt stxcd county
shalt. II they hare nn organized mechanical nrst
eittion, bo entitled to sr,,tcsrs,tnlton cpun1 I
fhelr pFolnrsIonafn s'rctrih. This conrrhtlor
when agreeing hron charter, hisa11 hppoInt
ronntltrc IL 'r:nvten, nrd defend ti,o astlcaltl
raj atd nrchn,,iral !ntrtrsis II tho tta.n hrto,
tho 1rrlsInlnrr aud urge the rnart,Irnt Of such
chatter M ttry lnuy llzso nl!'tased. without alto
nt!on or xn,e.,dmrIt 10 aut a''y l"r.un a.tlc fto
lhr declared leading object OF 'l'c constrsnlon
4 lrt,cr fton Great Salt I.nke City, date
August !, to ti,e New York 3tmrs. says tho Ter
to,ia1 md county elections ca.uo oa on tho &.
ard resulted in the rlrctibn Of tao cA''a'as'rs
Tho arcop1c'e Ticket (MosMon). IN orro'tt
{t;entilc} Ticket. II would EccH, was exreete
nnd u consequence there was eohs1ac9ao'c u
cntncry Eet nj work 10 irfurc tho enceess ot
Mormon candidates. Tnnre Wa conssdcsal
atump oralo.y nj the various meetings The er'
lug before, urging The people 10 turn Out
4hcfr strructh and appear at Tho t4ll
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MARRIAGE,

) Reflect that a sound mind and body arc the mos,
necessary requisites TO promote connubial happi
4 ness. Indeed, without these the journey throud
life becomes weary pilgrimage the prospect
hourly darkens TO tho view; the mind becomes
I Swallowed with despair and filed with the mel
4 ancholy reflection that the happiness Of another
heCnmns blighted with our own.
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GLOVER and TIMOTHY SEED.
" For sale by
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Regular Wheeling, Pittsburg and
Portsmouth Packet.

The Fne steamer REVENUE
~. kCapt. wash Kerr, will ply as reg
Mar Packet between Portsmouth
ond Pitts hnra. Leaves Portsmouth every
Monday at l2 III. Leaves Pittsburg every FIJI
daV at i2 M. Leaves Wheeling for Portsmouth
every Saturday morning at O'Clock. For freight
or passage apply on board. OF to s,
VI f' BOOTH, BATTELLE g. CO..
.r-os Agents
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BROWN g. LOSES GALLERY.

Photographs Plain and India Ink.
Photographs Finished in OIL Celor'-
Photographs Finished I'm Water Ceier'
HAVING PURCHAsED A. MAN
IL MOTH Camera We are now prepared 20
large work on short notice and on reasonable
terms Gail and see 1904 Main Street
feb2l WHEELING, W. VA
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Neyy Work. MARKET.

NEW YORK, May 9
Cotton-quiet; rules quiet and higher
AZ 34a35c for middling. Flour-activr
and excited, and 20a5Oc per Dbl higher;
sales at SS,80a9, 40 for Extra State; S9,55
al0,l5 for extra round hoop Ohio; S20,25
al3,25 for trade brands; closing quiet.
Whisky-without decided change; 1926
a2,27 for Western Wheat-active, ex-
cited, and I0al5c better at Sl,95 for
inferior spring and unsound winter;
al 95 for common to choice spring; 81 30
for No. Milwaukee, and 81 10 No. do;
old winter red 1915; amber Michigan So
Kye-frm at soc for Canada Barley
unchanged. Barley malt--nomiual.-
Corn-opened steady and closed more
active, and lace better, at 75a
70 for unsound; 79aS2 for sound mixed
Western, both i'll store and delivered,
aud 7SaS0c for new mixed western
delivered. Oats-dull; 49a51c for new
Western; 59a6lc for old western
Noffee-dull. Sugar quiet and firm;
al lOfal2 for Cuba; Havana liz. Mo
asses steady; 4Sa50c for Cuba, and 6Sa
75c for Porto Rico. Petroleum-frm;
crude 23!a22c; refined, in bond, 43a44.
Purk-active aud iirmer, at so ,52a29,63
t.. new mess; closing at $50, l23 cash
l"r old do, S28,75a29,OO and for
r;iluc, S24, 50s25,OO; also, $500 barrels
ot new mess, for MAY, June
Ind July, buyers and sellers option, S29,-
75a30,5O. Beef, unchanged, at previous
prices; S2l ,00a2l,50 for new extra mess
Beef Hams-at S4I,50a42,OO. Cut meats
steady, at l2fa3ltc, for shoulders;
l7al8ic for hams. Bacon frmer, at
l4tc for Cumberland cut; l51c for short
ribbed Lard-decidedly frmer; at lSc.
Butter--dull; 35a45c for State Cheese
dull, Mt l6a22c
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JOHN LUMP,

NJ HARNESS Bridles. Trunks. Valises &c,
&C ZIG Market street, Wheeling, would inform
nus old Trends and the public generally that he
mas rented his establishment, and 10 now pre-
pared to fil all orders entrusted to his care.
js20-ly
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Commercial Matters.
Review of wheeling Wholesale
Market.


WHEELING, May 10, 1866.
Trade continues good, and indications
are that regular demand Will be main
tanned throughout the season.
DRY GooDs-A fair business doing III
small way; we quote: American prints
i8c; Aliens prints, lie; Arnolds prints,
l5c; Columbia's prints, l5c; Hovey
prints, III Laurel d Brown Musllns,
22Sc; Laurel H Brown Muslin, 2lc; Lauren
C Brown Muslin, 100; Augusta a stand
ard Sheetings, 22c; Arkwright do, 2lc |;
De Lains, 224c Wool do, 423c.
FLoUR-Very active at advanced
quotations; extra S1O,75a1l; Family
S1I scale; Superfne So.
GRAIN-Firmly held, and a good
demand.
Wheat, white $780, red S2,40a2,6O.
Corn 65a70.
Ryein demand at 81.
Oats, so.
On-In moderate demand; extra No.
lard $685. No. do $3.50; carbon dull at
So
CoEFEE-In good demand at 25 for
fair, 26a27 for good and prime, and %
for choice.
CHEEsE-Good old is firm at %; new
Western Reserve is offered at III new
cheese II.
SUGAR-A fair demand at Is, III, 164,
and Isl for hard refined and A, B and c.
Raw is selling at III for boxes; Cuba
l24al33; Choice P. r. H.
MoLAssEs-No New Orleans in the
market; imported are dull and range
from 20 to 90c. Syrups are in moderate
demand at from 50 TO 80 for lower grades;
81 GOAL 10 for refinery.
FOBACCo-Good trade for manufac-
tured black los at 75a78c. Navy ! and I
at 75c. Bright los at 90aS1 CO. Bright
6s at 81 GOAL so.
BACoN-Has advanced and we quote
shoulders. at 14tci sides, False: hams,
plain, 1Sal9c; plain sugar cured, 22c;
canvassed do do, 233c
BUTTER-In ~ tolerate demand at Soc
EGGs-Eggs are plenty and dull at l4c
in lots.
WHIsKY-A continued dull and heavy
market and prices are merely nominal.
Free is held at 1920, and bonded 1928,
but lower prices would have to he
accepted to effect sales to any extent
SoAP-The market is dull; Eastern
Family lac, German lie.
CANDLEs-Market steady; moulded
lSc; star 26c; hotel 23c
FIsH-Have advanced, and some hold
ers are asking an advance on our quota
tons. Lake Herring S. co. Whitefsh
50 so; No. 2 Mackerel so 90; No. 3 do
50 90; No Kits So %; No do So 90.
LEATHER-Demand moderate, and
market steady. We quote: Sole leather,
38a42c per pound harness, 3Sa40c per
ponnd; bride, S45 O0a43 90 per dozen.
upper $40 00a42 90 per dozen; oak sole
J5a48c per pound; calf skins, 81 65aA 70
per pounds Preach calf, 81 9Oa2 29 per
pound,
COTroT YARN-65a75c for Nos. 9, 9
aud ~; do batting, 4Oa45ci do Irvine, 65c.
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain prs
tice INDUCED in when alone, habit frequentlJ
learned from evil companions, or at school d.
effects OF which are nightly felt, even when
asleep and If not cured renders marriage impo,
sible, and destroys both mind and body, shoali
apply Immediately.
What pity that yOungman, tho hope oihi,
country, the darling of his parents should b
snatched from all prospects and enjoyments o.
life by the consequence OF Geviating from tho
path of nature and indulging in certain socrt
habit Such persons must before contempla
ting
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'mmon cattle, per 100 pounds
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Regular Passenger Packet.

For Pittsburg, Wheeling and Parkersbarg'
THE NRWAND ELEGANT
s61E Passenger steamer GREY EAGLE
capt JOHN GORDON, A. r. BUNTING,
CLERK. leaves Pittsburg for Parkersburg every
wednesday and Saturday at 10 NJ; leaves
wheeling for Parkersburg every WEDNESDAY
and Saturday at 10 P. Nj leaves Parkersburg
for Pttsburg every Monday and Inurseay AZ
2 p. NJ; leaves Wheelng tor 1i''S'ufs 0''''
Freight received for Pittsburg every Monday
and THURSDAY at the Wharf Boat until 2. NJ.
bv RO0rH, BATTELLE g. CO.,
apre7 Steamboat Agents
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RIVER NEWS.

THE RIVER was falling last night,
with FIVE feet eight inches water in the
channel. i..r .rGr
The Edinburgh, Capt. Thompson, left
for Cincinnati, with fair trip. -,
The American left for st. Louis, with
@ heavy cargo.
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Pacific Mail Steamship Company q

rIOUCuING TnEXLCANP0 PORTS
aud carrying the u. 3 Mail. Leave re
No. "a Nvrpu 4,iyer, foot OF Calai 49, go,
o'clock, noon on the Ist Ilth, ana g'st 90. 80
| month Except when those dates iall on ouhuSl
| and then on the preceding Saturday ior Asph
| wall connecting. via Panama Railway Wltl ot.
| OF the Companys Steamships from Panams ia
| San Francisco touching at Acapulco
FEBRUARY.
lst HENRY CHAUNCEY, Capt. Gray. coz
necung with COLORADO, Capt. Watkins
10th ATLANTIC, Capt. Maury, cOnnectisl
with SACRAMENTO, Capt Caverly
2Ist NEW YORK, Capt. Horner, connecting
with CONSTITUTION, Capt. Fsrnsworth.
Departures Of let and 2Ist connect at Panama
with Steamers for South Pacific Ports. .TboR
OF Ist touch at Manzanillo.
THROUGH PASSAGE RATES NJ cURRExcf.
First Cabin, S7oo Second Cabin, i2oO; sisI
age, 500.
A discount Of one-quarter from steamer rstsi
allowed 10 second cabin and steerage passenger
with families Also an allowance oil one-Qasr
Ter on through rates to clergymer and their fan
Ines, and school teachers; soldiers having hon
orable discharges, half fare
One Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed escf
admit. Baggage -masters accompany baggage
through and attend to ladies and children Sith.
out male protectors. Baggage received on ne
dock the day before sailing, from steambosts
railroads, and passengers who prefer to sen1
down early.
An experienced surgeon on board Medicine
and attendance free
A Steamer win be placed % the line Janu1J
lst, l5G6, to run from New Orleans 10 AsPh
wall, via Havana
For Passage Tickets OF further information
apply at the Company's ticket Office, on ths
Wharf, foot NJ Canal street North Rye, heT
York +. w. e. BELLOWS,
ian236m Agent