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SUsPENs1oS. .-To-dsy being the Fourth q
July, no paper will be issued Tomorrow


= SALE PosTPoNED.--The sale Of sups,
molasses, etc. advertised by Mr.. r. salas.
has been postpened until Saturday. the
1th inst. Purchasers will keep this in mind
TAE JoANNIEs. The concert OF these
amateur minstrels was we'll attended, la.,
night. They give another performance, th,e
evening, with a change OF programme.
Mchenzie's ice cream garden present,
attractions which should not be edisregarded
IN TINS warm weather. See his advartise-
nienf In this mornings PAPER.
BOOK AND JOb PRINTING. The f-Lo..,
Office If now fully supplied with CARTS
ceiored and white paper. color.d ink, wood
type. etc, ana is i'll condition 70 execute all
manner OF book and job printing in rhe
shortest possible time
THE BURNING OF CoLUMHIA An inter
estlng account of the Sack and De.truc-
ton OF the City of Columbia. $. hs.
Just been issued, in pamphlet form, from.
the Ph'e'4i5 power press. Orsle rs til,ed tn
any extent. Single copies so cents
NAIL ARRANGE3fENTs~-.T Post Ofice i.
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SCNDAI SCHooI. CEIEBRATIoN-The Ma
rion street Methodist Church Sabbath
School, one of the most fiourishine insti-
tutions OF the kind in this CITY. will cello.
brntc its eighteenth anniversary, this
morning, at 9 O'Clock. This exhibition will
be one Of great interest: appropriate ad-
dresses will be delivered. and the singing
OF the large classes will, of itself be suf-
nc1ent nducement to attract a large an
dicncr.
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A Cool SOUTH WISD.-K the cool
impudence ofthe following paragraph
from a Mississippi journal, not year
ago a rebel organ, was not quite SO stu
pendous, 1t would be rather provoking
to thenorthern and loyal mind-as It is,
we only repeat.it as literary curios-
ity:-
Judge Sharkey brings cheering news
from the President. He seems to have
no doubt that the policy of the President
will prevail ere long Overwhelmingly
The NdtioIdL IHteltigeJleef takes the
same view, and in fact We see evidences
everywhere of The cTttNlbLiJl0 Of he nm
PTlsaeiPLed and eiespOtie J00s5eT lcsicls has
ruled ItiS country for the last JfUe years.
The weak and timid politicians who
are alarmed at the extravagant boast
ing of the radicals have done more to
unnerve our people than the radicals
themselves. Let every voice be raised,
and let the plotters against the prosper
ity OF the Union know that thew are
Yergfng on a terrible revolution which,
III once inaugurated, will sweep them
root and branch from tile face of the
earth. Tie Integrity of the government
must be sLstGt1led at al hazards, and the
true men in every section will rally If
necessary to crush out faction which
has sought alone 10 aggrandize IFS
leaders at the expense of the prosperity
OF the people and the Integrity Of the
CoIEstittttioT."
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AMoDERN lIIRACLEt

From old and young, from rich and poor,
from high-born and lowly, comes the Unlver-
sal Voice ofpraise for HALLS VEGETABLE
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Use II few times, and Presto, change! the
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ASK for Halls Slcillan Hair Remover; no
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There are many limitations. Be sure you
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THIS extract from the debates shows
why it has been thought necessary in
Congress to advance our second grade
of foreign minIsters-mfnisters resi-
dents they are caIled-to the first nom
inal rank Of ENJOYS extraordinary and
ministers plenipotentiary. The salary
is not to be advanced; but the name is
changed that our Representatives may
have more honorable place at official
dinner tables:
Mr.. Sherman-If the American min
lister resident is invited to dinner, and
an envoy extraordinary and minister
plentpoientiary from some little Ger
man State should be invited also, that
envoy extraordinary would take pre-
Cadence. On account of that misfor-
tune, am perfectly willing to give the
higher title.
Mr.. CIark-would he not have the
same dinner?
Mr.. SherInau-He might have the
same dinner, but he would have to tag
at the end of the line.
Mr.. Grimes-It seems that tine upshot
of all this is that we are 70 make new
schedule and n new grade in order to en-
able certain set of men to sit higher
at table when they are invited 10 din
ner than they otherwise would. That
IS the sum and substance of the whole 1
thing. It proceeds upon anything else
than the idea that should stimulate cit
liens in republican government.
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A DURABLE REPUTATION Is RARELY
MADE ~ a DAY; but HUMPHREYS
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for ten years before the public, and
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a QuiII from the American Bird OF
Northumberland TO the Editorial
Department. OF the Intelligence.
FoRr KEARNEY, n. r., May 25, '66.
Editors 1lltelzigeHcer:
enclose you by this mail a quill
cut from a tail feather OF the GLORIOUS
Bird" -f
Should you condescend to use it in
an editorial function, tits my sincere
hope that all EMISSIONS which may have
the honor to drop from its nib guided by
your mind and hand, in matters of
state may bring as much terror and
discontinue to nnconstructed rebels,
as did Its image perched on the colour
saves borne by our brave West Vir-
Stnia soldiers, when It swooped down
upon them in the battle fields of the late
war.
When your hand grasps this pen,
may your mind-be bonndless, and Your
mind as free as the flight of the wild
bird from which it was plucked.
May il be the instrument OF render
ing larger and larger the circulation Of
the Wheeling INTELLIeESoRR, which
cannot be otherwise when Welded
tspfo bono Pn6fico.n : ~ 40 =
II am SIR. very respectfully, Your ODE
dient servant, s. NJ. NoRroN,
I'd Lieut. I'd q. S. Cav.
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The CoEIneIon aud ohio Road.


This important road. when built, will
extend from Coyington, in Allegheny
county, Virginia, to Guyandotte, on
the Ohio river, in Cabell county, West
Virginia, and will run through the
counties of Greenbrier, Fayette, Ka-
nawha and CabeII. AT Guyandotte ii
is expected 70 make a connection with
"A branch, to be built from some point
on-the Marietta and Cincinnati road.
When thus completed the Covington
and Ohio road will be the western con-
tinuation Of the Virginia Central road,
which extends from Richmondthrough
Staunton TO Covington. Joint commits
sioners from Virginia and West Vir-
ginia Fave recently effected a sale Of
the road and its franchises to compa-
ny in the East, composed in part ofsuch
men as Henry GrinnelI, A. t. Stewart,
and AspinwnII, of New York. They
propose 70 finish 1t within the next
three years. From Coyington branch
my miles in length, will connect with
Lynehburg on the Virginia and Ten
nessee Railroad, from thence TO Rich
mond, eighty miles, and from Rich
mond to Newport News, seventy miles,
which gives an ocean terminus to the
traffic OF the Ohio Valley. Cincinnati
is nearer to Newport News than TO Balti
more by one hundred and ninety-three
miles of rail, and two hundred miles
nearer than TO New York. The
branches from Lynchburg, via. Rich
mond, are in vigorous hands, being
under the control of men in Richmond
and Cincinnati. Beyond this, Virgin
ia will have a water communication by
Il
with Ohio. This enterprise Is In the
hands OF the French house OF Messrs,
Bellot Minieres Brothers, OF Paris, who
have lodged with the State three mill
lion dollars as guarantee for the com
pletion of their work. This work Is ex-I
pected 70 be finished in Eve years. and
the lines Of railroads IN three, If not
less. It Is expected that the road from
Richmond TO Newport News will be in
running order within eighteen months.
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SKKrNa Is Ladies who
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compare teeth with those who do, they
viii see IN an instant more reasons for
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THE End OF THE WoRLD.-There Is
a class OF minds that Is more anxious
10 determine the period for "the end of
all things" than is eithergoo for them
selves or others that they may infu-
ence. Some one has put forth book
recently, with swelling title page point
ing out Louis Napoleon as the great
ruler that is to be over all Chrfstsndom,
but who Is to move matters SO rapidly
that the whole job is'to be through by
1874. in time for a general smash up"
then of this mundane sphere, the chap
ter of Daniel, the battle OF Arranged
don, DC, being pressed into service, as
usual in such cases, for the purposes OF
the modern prophet. But as there is
little faith in this kind Of prediction,
Pretendedly based on revelation, on ae-
count OF repeated failures, Partisan
saUaH has undertaken a scientific DEM
onstFation Of the subject, which gives
the world somewhat longer grace. At
the last meeting OF the Academy of
Sciences, II. Delaunay proved that the
earth's motion IS gradually slaekeninR,
and that the days are thereby fnsensi-
bly, leDgthening 70 the extent OF a Sec
ond in 100,0 600 years! At this rate In
eight thousand six hundred and forty
millions OF years the earth will stop al
together, iftt does not otherwise before
that period. We find thus thnt the
world Is bound 20 come TO an end
some time or other. Science and reve-
lation both point in the sumo direction.
NJ. Dulaunny'5 prophecy, however, we
incline to think, will not ahect the
Paris Bourse yet awhile, mot near so
much ms the Emperor Sapoleonss dec
laration of haired Of the treaties OF
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If you have Consumption, Try it
II you havea Cough, Try IT.
If you have Lung or Throat Disease, ny il
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The democrats are in not a little
doub: and perplextty as TO their politi-
cal future. There Is a strong tempta-
ton to renew the old connection with
what remains OF the disIoyaI democra-
cy Of the South, not with any idea OF
restoring slavery, bat OF securing
power for the pro-slavery party. And
yet the more sagacious hesitate, be-
cause they see that they risk the utter
ruin OF their party in the North by any
such policy. They cannot fail to
understand that the people Of the
North, without distinction Of party,
will resist any attempt to restore to in
fuenee and power the men who
brought the terrible calamity Of civil
war upon the country. They ere not
vindictive towards the people of the
South, but jealous ofthe honor and
safety OF the nation. Coquet:ing with
the still unIaid spirit Of slavery and
disloyalty in the South is therefore
certain to be fatal to any Northern par-
ty,WhateYer may be its name or pro-
LESSONS.
The New York Elpress, forseeing
this danger to its friends, proposes that
the Democratic party shall merge itself
into a new party, to be composed Of
democrats proper, war democrats, and
conservative and johnson republicans
in the North, and old wings and Union
and Conservative menln the South, to
ne chrfstened the Constitutional Union
party.
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A Protestant sIsterbOod---Conseera.'
fEou of n Candidate

4ne New 1ork World Of Wednesday
says
Two years since new religious
order, called the Protestant Episcopal
.Ststerhood ofSt. Mary was estab-
tSned IN this city, under the auspices
OF the Right Rev. Bishop Potter and
some OF the leading clergy of the dio-
eese- The rules OF the organization
prescribed that its members should de-
vote themselves exclusively to works
Of mercy, by attending the sick, aiding
the poor, and disseminating Christian
instructions among the Young. The
membership was limited 70 unmarried
ladies, or widows, over thirty; and, in
order 10 be admitted, il was necessary
for them to make a profession that they
would be subject 70 the rules of the in
sfitution, and continue their pious la
bors till either the urgent necessities Of
insir kindred or some special proyi-
dsnee called them from their sphere Of
duty. In such cases the Bishop was
empowered to release them from their
/ obligations There are now seven sis
I ters In the society, and there are sew
eral on probation in the House OF 3Ier-
/ Cyl ST. Barnabas' House, and the
asylum for children, known as +s The
Z SbeiteTing Arms" The members, and
/ those anxious to devote themselves TO
I the same work, reside in these iustitu-
tions.
Yesterday Was set apart for the re-
I ception ola lady who had been some
time on probation - a candidate for
admission to the sisterhood, and the
ceremony, which was peculiar and i'm
/ posing, took place before a large con-
gregation in St Luke's Church, Hud-
son street. The service on the occasion
/ was one prepared specially by Bishop
1 Potter.
/ At IL O'Clock, amid a solemn yoIun-
4 tary, n large clerical procession moved
I from the rObing room TO the ciiancel.
( The members of the sisterhOod, with
I attired in the black habit of their order,
+; which resembles ILat of the Catholic
( Sisters of Charity, occupied seats IN the
I front Pews, near the Lectsrn-
/ The ante communion service was
then read, and a hymn sung. the sist-
/ ers, meanwhile, kneeling before the
! Chancei- Bishop Potter then eXhorIed
/ the new sister to remain faithful to the
duties 10 which she had consecrated
herself, and asked her If she had en-
! tered upon the work voluntarily, TO
which she replied in the affirmative.
| He then offered A prayer, and taking
! her by the right hand acknowledged
Z her as a member of the sisterhoOd OF
/ st. Mary, and at the same time gave
I her the title of .tSLster Agnes''-a name
/ different from her own, and by which
/ she viii be known in future.
When the Bishop had ended this por-
I ton OF the ceremony, the clergy in the
( chancel formed semi circle round the
new sister, and sung antiphonally the
| hymn embodied in the service for the
/ Ordination OF Priests
] Come Holy C;f,o,st rr,r ennis sy,z-y,fra
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"sHoE MERCHANT!"

You Will be deserving OF the credit and pat
Ionage of your few customers, who may yet
see proper, with an act ofcharity to patr0niZe
your popular shoe ouse, in order that you
may not, "ERE LONG" become an "isolated
Maniac"
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r=RELIGIOES NOTICE-THES SER
- WIGS OF thu Baptist Church Tomorrow
SABBATH viii Be Is folioEsc A sermon IN the
morning in IhSiE HORsS or Worship On Cay
Szree:- TIE ordinance Of Baptism viii be
administered Immediately affe- the sermon
Ef The sane place In the evening there
viii be services Is usual in their Houss Of
Worship on the corner Of Monroe and Byro1
streets Communion services after the eve
Ming sermon- ju2-lt
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r. w. TIIoafPsoN, OF Indiana, a vet
eran whig and republican politician of
tho conservative stamp, expressed n
very common feeling IN n late speech
upon thep pending controversies between
Congress and the President, when he
said: e -
awe do NOT intend 70 call In any of
the democratic party TO assist In the So
luton OF any of the present difIienlties
such as they are-for believe that
the Union party Is high enough. big
enough and long enough 70 settle these
things within ourselves without calling
upon the copperheads to help us. We
are n party whose attachment 70 the
constitution creates an tnyeterate an-
tagonism to cope rheadism, and we say
10 our friends NJ Washington, especial
1y to those who would form a new par
ty, IL You are determined that we
should choose between radicaiisua and
copperheadisui, fear there Is danger OF
making radicals of Us All. I believe /
could live under radiclilisna but Ifi,fY.Iei
not under copperheadis IL orr men
ut Washington VIII look 10 the people
there VIII be no dffacnIty upon these
ouesfions at all. There viii be no Com
press party and no President party
am for Congress Whenever Congress Is
right. and j am for the Preside whom
ever he Is right; but ! VIII not go one
step with either Congress or President
toward the embraces of copperhea disus
That IS how sfe feel about it here. In
that Union party viii stand side by
side with the radicals or anybody else
ready to make common cause against
the secessionista OF the South or their
allies or the North.
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SO Reward.

CTRAYED FROM THE PENS OF THE
= subscriber in East Wheeling, May sd,
isd5, one small red COW, about seven or eight
years old, in fair condition II Is supposed
she Is somewher on the National Ro1d east
Of the city. any person returning heE, OF
giving Information 70 the subscriber, on
John street, East Wheeling. that VIII lead to
her discovery. viii receive The above reward
mysJ-sts a. G HUMPHREY.
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The Communion Service followed,
the Offertory being devoted 10 the sister
hood. After the bishop, assisted by
DIR. futile, had consecrated the ele-
ments, they were received by the clergy,
sisters.
: The services closed with the benedic-
ton
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Respectfully Composed.

'shoe merchant CREST, i" thy chase Is done
While our panic spells assaIl you.
Dream not of the Tf>ing sun,
t'Bugfes" here shall sound the "REVEILLE.''
Shoe merchant" Rest, " your Buckeye has
opened;
Think not Of the rising sun,
For at the dawniug 10 assau you,
"Here." Here" Here" "We" sound the
heSenie-
And now, Jdretreu my good Brother John,
Never more think of your old Chtrnls gone,
May your days be free from "gloom," and
"Iurmoii,"
And thy last days be unto thee
A brisk day in Boots and Shoes.
as sRfs' i SR ss sssss not 9 Ta
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