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PItlsburgh oil Market.

ElTTSbuRGH, Aug. ~.
Business, so far us relates to oil, was dull
Tie difference in the views OF dealers will
have to be adjusted before large sales can be
effected. There Is no stock OF crude on the
market unSOld. This fact being known to
holders increases their confidence. The only
rites talked OF yesterday were, bulk lie, in-
Guiding barrels pc. From Oil City, Oil is re-
ported iIs selling mt 81 50 per barrel. This is Il
decline OF 2jc per barrel from the previous
day. Yesterday was CLOUDY, with an indIca-
ton of rain. This fact of itself would cause
buyers TO hold off. Our refiners have but II
light stock of crude on hand. Many of
them have previously made contracts for
September delivery at lower figures than nrc
now current. OfcOurse they Will wait. The
crude receipts since our last were large,
amounting TO 4,457 barrels. The following
sales were to refiners, who were in want OF
the article. 200 barrels bulk Mt l7c; 2l7 do at
TIC; IS do at l7c; 800 do at lie, and 300 bar
rels on the wharf ut 1870. all without pack
ages.
REFINED OII-The market appears to have
come to II stand still. In brisk times we re-
port thousands OF barrels. Under present
circumstances II we report n few hundred bar
relS we are delighted. We have for our read-
ems this morning a sale of 500 barrels bonded,
Philadelphia delivery, immediate, I5c. Hold
ems generally are asking I5I&c. The rates on
the spot, free on cars, were 39c Free Olive
did not learn OF a single transaction,
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LEAvENwoRTH, KAN, Aug. GA
fight has taken place near Fort Reno.
The Indians drove rs head of Govern
nent mules from Col. Cnrrington's
camp. They were followed by mount
cd men. The Indians turned upon the
pursuing party, killing seveIi, wound
ing two, and escaped withull the stock.
4 party Of officers and recruits going
to the 18th U. S. Infantry, were attack ed
at Powder river and two men killed. In
the attack the Indians did not succeed
in stnmpeding the stock. They have
attacked several trains since thnt time,
and killed four men and wounded
many more.
The red skins are around Fort Reno
firing on the pickets the whole night.
They hold the whole country except the
military camps. The Sioux stole II
herd of horses within one mile of Fort
Keno. Troops were sent in pursuit, but
of August they stole another herd of
horses four miles east of Fort Reno.
There is evidently Il general outbreak
among all the tribes on the plains.
Attacks upon the frontier settlements
cause great CONSERVATION, MS there are
no troops there.
Six hundred Indians made their APP
peRrance near the northern line of Utah
Territory, on Holidays stage line, ere.
ating great panic among tho settlers
in that vicinity.
Denver news has the following: The
Indians have returned to tho vicinity
of Fort Garland, New Mexico, and arc
now engaged in an indiscrimiuntC
massacre of all the Mexican inhab.
itants they can find.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
wheeling wholesale Market.
OFFICE OF DAILY ISTELLIG ENCER, !
MHEELISG. AlU % IEllR I

FI0UR-AGtive for all grades. We continue
quotations: Extra sll 5Ogl2; Family gil $50
IL; Fancy Sl3 5O1li
GRNIS-OatS 46c, Corn SIC. Buckwheat
81 50 per buShCl.
hams pc; sugar cured (uncan vaSSed) DC; cam
yasSed DC; bacon sides, pic for ribbed; clear
&c; o clear ribbed l9c; dry beef (canvaSsetil
LARD-GOod supply; lSc in tierce; 2Oc in
kegs for choice family.
SEEns-SaIes about over; prices nominal.
BUT'TER-2Oc in large lots, but not much
doing.
EGGs-More offering at l6c in lots.
CHEESE.W. X. l5@y Ice; Factory l9c.
BEASS-Prtce nominal; no supply.
DRIED FRUITS-NO stock at wholesale.
CARROS OT-Selling ut SIC tor refined.
LARD OII.-Retlued extra No. l, Mt 81 SOG
CGFFEE-Good to fair 2GgaOc; primo Bic;
SUGAR-Havana, in boxes, llISc: Cuba
l2l29l313c; choice Porto Rico l3156Gl5c; hard
refined lSc; A, coffee l7c; b, do f6I3c; c, do
SYRUr-55aGOc for lower grades; 0Ocasl Is
E Tor good goo. to best brands; Porto Rico molnsses
SoDA-lOc for American and l0Lc for New
Castle.
FlsIt-Small supply and active demands;
No. 3, IS 25Cls 30: Kits $500 for No. /; s. Is
for No: L;alSe herring. half Dbl, IS so; white
BRooMs-S3 for good, and 50 5O@4OO for
extra.
sATr-s2z5 from yard, for Ohio River, 50 S.
ToBAoco-72iS@sOc Tor dark los, As and
navy, 91c@Sl 90 for bright rs and Is: 81 500
CoTToS "a RSsc EoT nor %I Tio. az r.,
Georgia and Eastern. Cotton Batting 3j1 4OC
per pound.
SoAp-Sc for family; lie for German; l4@l5c
| for Eastern family.
CANDIEs--lSc for city mould tallow; &c for
star; 2Sc for hotel.
RICE-CnrOlInn lSC: RauROOn lOl%6lIc
WooDES "AREITwo hoop buckets So 81
Tubs, No. ], Sl4 rs; No2, Sl3 10; No, 3, Sl45O
LEAD AND SHOT-Bar Lead 1917. Shot S. 30
per bag.
DRUGS AND OIIs-IndIgo 81 coal 10, accord.
| Ing to quality, blue vltriOl l7CdiSc; ext log
wood ll@l5c; assorted Ice; matlIler prime nc
llnsecd oil 81 95d2OO, market arm and ndvanc.
ing; tanners oil 81 iOIFl 80; lu6ricating oil b
! in mntts, 5000; cloves 5Ol55c; nutmeg~ 81 tG
al 81 mace 81 7O@l 10; borax SSgIOc; cam
GLASS-Franklin brand, SxlO, S. 40, 9xll,
81 IL; lONl2 Sc 10; lOxl4 SO 50.
lRoN-Stoves and casting &c; stoves. stan
| daru 6iZe full trimmed, SIS O0627 90: hollow
ware 6c: nuts 91Se22c; washers ll@lSc. Com
mon lacks; 7@S01333 weights, 65gl0 per cent
| 7GI30c-% weights G211 per cent discount: Tuli
= per cent discount. Bar Iron sc; other kinds
NAIi.s.iOd to cod mills, 81 90 per lseg; Sd
and q Sd nails, s. 25 per keg; Cd and I'd nails
:" s o. Otner sizes IN proportion.
sLHAr 4 L. HiN6ES-PriceS quite firm al
card rates, with usual concession TO the
Wholesale dealer-orderS ahead or supply,
tEATHElt-Hcmlock sole leather !T64Oc
skins Cier1nam s. OOa2 10; AmepfcaIi.si ~
upper leather-S4O9l5. French c. S. 81 l0a
HIDEs-Green &c; calf skins l5c,
MANILA ROPE-Large sizes PIC: Gas
thread "a; II thread y; oakum 81.
| Kennel SIP; champagne Sl4; porter kl0: broyHr
stout $40. ' "'"" II
| LAGER REER-SSdlO.
| CASKS-BblSSi; EnlfS So
| MALT-Sl 05@l 10.
| Hops-New 05GS7Oc; old nominal.
| .MooI.-45@6Oc; ny In quality and condition
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ALBANY, n. V, Aug. 29.-In the Sem
ate, to-day, on motion of Mr. Low, a
resolution appointing committee 10
welcome the President was reported.
Mr.. Low offered the following:
WHEREAS, The President of the
! United States, and our distinguished
fellow-Citizens, General Grant, and Adj
miral Fnrragut are about TO visit this
state on their way to II sister State to
assist in laying the foundation of a
monument to the memory of the late
!amentEd statesman, stephen \.
Douglass. Therefore
RcSOtUcd, That the Senate, on behalf
of the people of New York, welcome
the President of the United States, and
General Grant and Admiral Farrngut
to our territory.
Thomas Murphy moved to include
the name of William II. Seward, which
was lost; ayes-COllins, c. G. Cornell,
Murphy, Stanford-S. Nnys-Bennett
Campbell, Gibson, Goddard, Kline,
La Bar, Low, Sessions, White, Wilbur
Williams, Wolcott-l2.
Mr.. Folger offered the following as a
substitute for the first resolution offered
by Mr.. Low:
RcSOiUcd, That the Senate do, on be-
half of the people of the State of New
York, welcome His Excellency, the
President of the United States and the
other distinguished personages accom-
pnnying him to our territory. Carried,
MIR. Low offered the following:
ReSotUcd, That our distinguished fell
low citizens, General Grant and Admi.
raj Farragut, who are expected Mt the
State capital tomorrow. be warmly
welcomed to the soil of this State bV
tho Senate on behalf OF grateful peo.
pie who recognize their services and
appreciate their worth.
Mr.. Murphy moved to include the
name of VIM. II. Seward. Lost.
The resolution was then adopted by
ayes l6. nays 3.
Mr.. Folger offered the following reso.
luton: That committee of three be
appointed by the Chair, in accordance
with the foregoing resolution. Adop.
ted. IT
The trial of Judge Smith was Their
proceeded with, Mr.. Waterman, coun
sci for the people, opening the argu.
ment. The evidence on the part of The
prosecution will be submitted in dOcu.
mentary form.
The Directors of the New York Cen
trial Railroad met here to-day, and aE
ter adopting series of obituary resolu.
tons on the death of Dean Richmond
adjourned to take II special train fol
Batavia to attend the funeral to-mOr
row,
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Valuable Lot for Sale,
Rebecca Dixon, Guardian,
rs.
William NJ. Dixon. 81 al


by virtue ofa decree OF the Circuit Court of
ONO county, rendered in the above named
case on the 9th day of March, 1866 / Will OF
fer ut public sale at the front door Of the
Court House OF ohio county on
saturday. September SIh. 1866.
Mt 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, n lot OF ground
situate on the farm of the InTe
Joseph Caldwell deceased, in Ohio County,
lying between the city OF Wheeling nni
lfitchictOwn, near the iron works OF RoSeTs
q Parks which lot adjOins the lot OF RaiDh
Marsh, bounded by a line running with the
south line of the said Marsh one hundred
lSei1 thence WITH the east, or southeast line
OF IhomaS Middleton, fifty feet to a stake
thence by a line parallel to the first line on
the Marsh lot, one hundred feet to a stake
and front line of the said Ifiddleton lot
thence with said front line to the place Of he.
ginning, which is the same parcel OF ground
conveyed TO the said Middleton by Joseph
5th, 1919.
TERMS OF sALE.-One-thirrl, or moro, of
The purchase money in hand, the residue in
two equal instalnentS, at six and twelve
sale. '
The interest OF all parties in the said lot
will Ike sold. REBEC(,A nINON
huO--lhWu-lw Guardian.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.
SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE,
WAsHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 10, 1896.

4Es ~ mug Au1 4cOOs }
ADVERTISEMENT.
A N ARMY MEDICAL BOARD, TO
N consist OF Brevet Colonel j. b. Brown,
Surgeon, U. 8. A., President, Brevet Lieuten-
mt Colonel II. r. Writ, Surgeon, U. s. A.,
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Anthony Hager,
Surgeon, u. s. A., and Brcvet Major Warren
Webster, Assistant Surgeon, u. 4. A., ReCOr-
der, will meet in New York City on the 10Th
OF September, next, for the examination OF
candidates for admission into the Medical
Staff of the u. s. Army.
Applicants must be over q years of age,
and physically sound.
Applications for an Invitation to appear be-
fore the Board should be addressed to the
Surgeon General, U. 8. A., and must state the
full name, residence, and Clato and place of
birth OF the candidate. Testimonials ms to
character and qualifications must be furnish
ed. If the applicant has been i'll the Medical
Service of the Army during the war, the fact
should he stated, together with his former
rank, and time and place OfService, and tCsS-
timOnlalS from the officers with whom he Inns
served should also be forwarded.
No allowance Is made for the EXPENSES nj
persons undergoing the examination, nS IL Is
nm Indispensable prerequisite to appoint
mcnL.
There are at'preSent sixty vacancies In t,c
Medical stan, forty six OF which nre original
being created by the Act OF Congress, an
proved, July 18th, 1896. "'
JOS. X. BARNES,
dul0-eouIm surgeon General, u. y. a
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Arrest or CountcrrcI,crs.

CHICAGO, Aug. 20.-Dctective Phillips
has made n haul of counterfeiters. and
captured in NATION, S5O5 in green
backs, several Thousand dollars in gem
uine money. John 4. Miller, tho chief
of an extensive gang of counterGeiters
and burglars, whose headquarters arc
in 10 Davis county, was yesterday
brought to this city under arrest, hay
ing been unearthed, and his plans fully
discovered by II detective from this city.
A large body of Fenians have left
here for the East.
The Holiday Overland Mail and Ex-
press have moved their office to this
city.
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PARSONS &CO

OFFER FOR THE FALL TRADE A
" large stock of all the good varieties OF
GRAPE VINES,
Among them are: Iona, No. !. SlOO per 100
$500 per 600; No. 2, $40 per loo. $500 per OI0
Delaware, years tranSplanted and unusnaI.
~ strong. S;5 per lou, S2T5 per ,OOO;l year No.
!, strong plants, SIS pcr 100 S9OO Der iOOO. M
.. so per 100, $50 per 1000. Ives SeeilinG
So per 100, s39 per 1000. Concord, 1850 per
Ali the vines thus offered are grown With
out bottom heat, from well ripeued wool
and III good deep soil, not injured bv eTITa
manuring. - S4>'Ih
For list OF other sorts of vines, they refer to
their descriptive catalogue.
ThSS also offer a large assortment of the
best TREES AND SHRUBS. - -~
Address, PARSONS E. CO
au3O-itW ET TSH&,C - v
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From the south.

NEW YORK, August 29.-Florida re-
ports state that the crops are nearly
ruiued by the continuous rains.
Six men were arrested on Saturday
in Choctaw county, Alabama, for at
tempting to murder IL colored family by
poisoning their spring water. They
were seen in the act, and on complaint
to the military authorities, they were
arrested.
The drought continues throughout
central GeOrgia, and the cotton crop
will be almost total failure.
The sales of real estate in Augusta
last week amounted to $l3l, 900.
A iarge amount OF counterfeit green
backs, made Mt Memphis. are in circu-
linton in Georgia. They are so we'll
engraved as to defy detection.
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Chicago Market

CHICAGO, Aug. 20.
Flour quiet, and declined l5@25c. Wheat
quiet, and declined 3t5c; sales Mt 81 7iGI Is
for No: ], and 81 5SGIl III for No. 2. Corn de-
clined &c: closing at 5lGt52t4c for No. /, and
47@5Ic for No. 2 Oats quiet, at 2Sc for No. /,
inal. Mt 81 d for bonded, and 81 q for free.
Provisions dull. FreightS dull. and declined
&c. Receipts, 5000 barrels flour; 81 900 BUSH
els wheat; S2l 900 bushels corn; loon bushels
oats. Shipments, 3,l0J barrels flour; 5000
bushels wheat; ~ ,OOO bushels corn.
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IAttcmpt TO Break Jail nj SIng.SIng.

NEW York, Aug. 29.-Details of the
attempt to break Jail mt Sing-Sing on
the part of n number of convicts on
Monday, state that there were thirty of
them engaged i'll it. The leader, Ed
ward Stafford, was killed, three rioters
two others slightly wounded. Ono of
the guard was hurt by stone, and an
other one died from n disease of the
heart after the fight was over, OCCASION
ed by the excitement which he had
undergone.
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BUFFALO, Aug. %.
Flour quiet: No. spring $40 D. Wheat in
moderate milling demand. Corn, sales 1876
OO0 buchelS; opening Mt &c, declining TO &C,
and closing at Csc; sales OF 5000 bushels Mt &c
for No. II linois. Oats, No. Chicago Mt SIC;
rye nominal. Timothy s. 30. Pork Ss5 10.
50 .. Receipts, flour, 1882 barrels; wheat,
4699l bushels; corn, d, $50 bushels; oats, 5000
bushels. Canal exports, wheat, ,25I bushels;
corn, 1929 bushels; oats, IS, ito bushels.
Canal freightS easier.
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The Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. b.
Falls NJ 2l1&; ito 10.
- BIeached shee!lngsz-New York Mills IS;
B1rtlettS 22l5; Palma River q.
PrintS-Cocheco %; Richmond 1877; Lam
caster 10; Empire IL.
Hoop Skirts-Bndley's Duplex Elliptic
S99c@sl O5; Empress Trail 81 Is; Meyers I X
l., prices unchanged. :
ShIrtS-J. w. l.. standard Dress No 05 SIR.
do No. 30. ST.
Paper Collars Metropolitan Collar Com.
silver corrugated, SlO6b:5
Brown Drill-Amoskeag 81; WinthrOpI9.
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PROVIDENCE, II. l., Aug. 29.-The
National Union State Central Commit
tee of Rhode Island. met this morning,
and elected tho following delegates to
the southern Union Conventions: Mai.
Gen. Burnside, Senators Anthony and
Sprague, Representatives Jencks and
Dixon, and Lieut.. Gov. Vim. Greene,
Rev. DIR. Barner, President of Brown
University, Hon. Jas. Y. Smith, ex-
Governor; also five delegates from Prov
idcnce county, and three from zach OF
tho other counties of tho State, were
also appointed. They wero selected
from among the leading men OF the
State.
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OSwesO Market.

OSwEGO. Aug. %.
Flour unchanged: $40 50 for brands from
No: l spring; SIP from red winter; Sl3 for
white, and Sl4@4 80 for XE prime white
wheat. Wheat dull and lower; No. ! Mil
waukce club Is offered Mt 81 y, which Is abOVe
the views of buyers. Corn dull and quiet:
other grains nominal. FreightS unchanged.
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Fire.

ELM1RA, N. Y, Aug. 2o.-An extern
sive fire occurred here about 2 O'Clock
this morning, destroying an entire
wooden block on the corner of Lake and
Cross SITS. Eight horses and number
of carriages were burned. Tho court
house and Jail, by the exertiOns of the
tiremen, were saved, but badly scorch-
ed. The prisoners were not removed.
Loss 900; but small portion was
Insured
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1.eul.vIlle Tobncco Market.

The market continues active Mt full rates
for all grades, with ll8 hhds offered anu ii re.
Jecti0ns. Sales 10 hhds at S756p3 80, % at 4 90
"a 95. l5 at 0046 50, o at O098 70, ! at 7 OOGS
Is, Dat 0OGS ~. mt o OO6E9 u, Ii at iOGiO Is
IN ilSli Is, Cat i29l2 rs, at la9l3 50, 8 at
u 50, at 10 SO. and at 25 %. - -
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st. L.ouIs Market.

ST. Louis, August o.
Flour inactive and unchanged, Wheat
lower at 81 l5Gt2 b for prime to choice. Corn
hrmer Mt 5Sc for mixed, and 69a7Oc for white.
Oats lower at SlIS9l4c. Provisions unchanged,
Whisky advanced to 81 26G2 q,
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BY Telegraph.
Spirit OF the Stock Market.
New YORK, Aug. 20

A@" ASEAht AuS' 30
The Posts money article says:
Money Is easy, at 46L5 per cent. TranSaC-
lions Ill gold were active In the early part of
the day, but towards noon, sellers coming for
&c to no interest. In railroad shares there
were but few transactions, the stock exchange
New York Central lO1; Erie 73t4; Hudson
!lSi4; Reading lis; Michigan Southern ST.;
Illinois Central 1875. Foreign Exchange
stagnant; bills ut 10 days on London 1850 I06
for commercial,
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TOLEDO. Aug. ~.
Flour quiet. Wheat lG2c lower; sales new
amber Michigan ats So; new white Michigan
81 81; No. amber 81 Is; new spring 81 90
Corn sc lower on mixed, and BE on wnite;
and No. 2white CSC. Oats &c lower nj :s ia
3llac. Rye quiet. lake Frefghts dun.
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The Potato and Ont CROPS I'm CANADA,

has attacked the potato crop, owing to
the late continued rains. Tho oat crop
is also good deal damaged. These
two products will DO scarce here tho
coming winter.
To-day is observed as holiday mt
this capital, in honor of the laying OF
the Atlantic Cable. Tho holiday is not
general throughout tho provinces.
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publican Congressional Convention of
this city mot to-day, and nominated the
following candidates: First district,
Joseph II. Lynnall; second district,
Hon. Chns. O'Neill; third district, Hon.
Leonard Myers; fourth district, Hon.
w. ID. Kelly.
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Milwaukee Market

MILWAUKEE. Aug. %.
Flour dull. Wheat flrmer. Corn, SIC, Oats
wheat, 1000 bus corn, 10 bus oats. Sh T1s
mentS, 800 bbls flour
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New Orleans NInrket.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 90.
Cotton fiat; sales go bales low mIddljng nj
SStGf'i1c; receipts 100 bales. Sterling &c. New
York Exchange 4 discount, par.
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RICHMOND. VA, Aug, 20.-Ex-Gov-
ernOr John NJ. MOreheHd, of North Car
.Olina, died yesterday the Rock bridge
Alum Springs.
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New York Money ana stock Market.

Money easy at 4a5 per cent for call loans
Sterling Exchange dull and heavy Mt IOjI4G
Gold without decided change; opening nj
1881; advancing to 1855; declining to IiSI :,
and closing at 1857. o.
FreightS TO Liverpool quiet.
Government Stocks firm and quiet.
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avhnIesale Auttuus.
POLLACK'S
NOTION HOUSE

lust OPENED AND FOR SALE (FOR-
elgn goods mostly OF direct importation,
"ouSht atn very low rate for gOld0
900 doz. plain and fancy Cotton Hosiery,
"'''PFlSlhg gents ladies' and children's wear.
200 doZ. gaunllets, gloves, half gauntIets
s,. HltLSI consisting of kid, castor, lisie
thread, Mix and SILK w0rstcI, in desirable
5OOdOZ HandkerchieEg, new STYLES In sin,
linen, lawn and cambria,
800 doz. Neck-tIes, embracing all new de-
signs in fancy, plain and ribbon ties.
100 doz. Shirt Rosoms, superfimo grades in
linen and marSeillcS
10000 Glaze Paper Collars, of GoIdsrnith's,
Congress, Comps and Evans manufacture.
1000 doz. ]. Il r. Coats and Stuart's genuin
machine sewing cOttOns.
600 lbs. Stuart linen thread.
30 MS. Italian sewing silk inIskeIns:and on
spOOls.
20 1oz; Looking Glasses, assorted sizes, with
n full stock OF pins, hooks and eyes, combs,
brushes, ,perfumery, soaps, pocket books.
beads thimbleS, needles, fans, rubber goods,
stationery, window blinds, school books,
tnSSelS, velvet ribbons, full line of taffeta,
ribbons. bonnet ribbons, skirt braIds, coat
bindings, rnthings, crochet braiCs. coat but
French corSetS, fancy dress buttons, and
large variety of superior 6uSpenderS, to
which the attention OF close buyers Is re-
mrs AUGUSTUS POLLACK.
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J. s.. DURHAM, editor of the Van
Buren, (Ark.) Press, who was n rebel,
has been appointed by the President,
Collector of Internal Revenue. a thor
Ough Union man WINS removed.
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CAMDEN, N. j., Aug. 20.-Mnjor Gen.
Meade and Mini. Emory, have Joined
the excursiOnisis; also Maj. Gen. But
tertield, who came to Philadelphia last
night AS the representative of the oIti-
Zens' committee OF New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-30
B. F. CALDWELL.

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-30

NEW York, Aug. 20.-NO new cases
Of cholera to report in either this city or
brooklyn.
CINc1NNATI, Aug. 29.-Twclvc denths
from cholera reported yesterday.
otST. Louis, Aug. 2O.-Ten cemeteries
report % cholera burials yesterday.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 20.-Cholerll
deaths yesterday, 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-30

THE corn and buekwheat crops in
parts of Western Pennsylvania, have
been seriously damaged by recent