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Summons.

sasa % Summons.
MONTANA TanI,.g TsRR1ToRY' sagSTT ,s.s.
Probate Court, April Term, 1866
, SUMMONS
A. r. Boice
To THE SHERIFF OF MADISON COUNTY, GREETING:
Tod. r. Boice: You are hereby summoned and required
the complaint in the above entitled action which
has been filed in the office of the Probate Judge in Virginia
City, Couaty and Territory aforesaid before the
second day Of April 1866 that being the April Term Of
said Probate Court and If you fail to answer said
complaint within the time aforesaid the Plaintiff will take
against you for the Of eight hundred and
fifty dollars This action is brought account stated
Witness my hand and seal of Office, this
[sEALl 29th day of January, A. d. 1866
VIM Y. LOWELL, Probate Judge.
Strickland g. Robertson, Attys for Plaintiff.
Order of Publication: The Sheriff having returned the
within Summons found the ordered to be pub
lshed in the Montana Post for four weeks.
stamp ! WIN. Y. LOWELL,
so cents. Probate Judge.
January I'd, 1866 1913
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance o. meet
~ ing of the stockholders Of Bannack Ditch and
Mining Company held their Office in Basnack City, on
the seventeenth day of Novsmber A d. 1862 an assess
nent Of (s2 twenty five dollars levied each share
of Ditch Stock and Unless SAID assessment paid on or
before the Goth day of February A d. 1906 at o'clock
n m said delinquent stock will be sed to the highest bid
der at public auction much thereof win pay the
assessment and costs Of sale.
: A. j. GRAErER. Secretary.
Bannack City January Goth, 1866. 7SB
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Pecersd Husky's" well conceived communication is
ot hand a must lie until have his name. We
should iko hear from him often, could have the plea
snre of knowing who he is.
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ETEM g

For the information of certain parties would STATE
that the undersigned responsible for all articles appear
inc in the columns of the POsT. d. w. TILToN & Co.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.
Ho: for Anaerice.

nN the 10th of March the undersigned will start their
large bulet-proof doubled berths Macknaw for Omaha
Everything convenient for ladies and gentlemen Provided
with sheeron stoves. Passage-board included, Sl2O
Without board $40 For passage, apply to Waterbury
Perkins, Helena, j. J. Roe g. Co.. Virginia City, j. j.
Healey Fort Benton.
P. S.-Partes engaging passage on the Mackinaw viii
taken from Helena to Fort Benton on the I'd OF March,
for twenty five dollars X. g. BROS.
= .rs- 77.79
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Lewis Ed. ~ 10 S4 0004 IS
Ordinauy.....-. 30003 80
SARDINES.
~ case ! size boxes .S75 90
~ case I size boxes s. 90
CHEESE.
Western Reserve, ~ tb. .60c
English Dairy, y tb Toe
BEANS.
Navy .---..4O .4Oc
LEAD.
aY tb tb...-- .90c
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MONETAR v.
Corrected by Allen & Millard Bankers Wallace Street.

Corrected by Alien & Miard, Bankers Wallace Street
Virginia City, Feb. 9Th 1866.
Since last report gold has gone down in New York,
with certainty, almost that it will go as low or lower,
than it did last spring when at time it fell to IL
cent premium. With everything favorable financially,
have it. in the East there seems to be no good
cause why gold should bear premium of p y cent?
and if the policy of the Secretary of the Treasury carried
ont it will likely fall or 10 y cent. premium; and
when at that point of speculation in it ceases Gold
like almost everything ese-the higher the premium the
speculators in buying and selling and the specua-
ton generally greater than when low quote to-day
Virginia dust (and dust of the quality paying in
Treasury Notes, Sl9020 y OF.
Virginia dusta dust of the quality paying in
COIN SIS to SIS 50 p
Kooteuai Baunack and Blackfoo dust paying in Treas
ury NOtes S2l p OF.
Kootena Banuack and Blackfoot dust, paying in coin,
SIC p OF.
Treasury Notes selling at 90c for dust.
Gold coin buying at to 10 T. cent. prem. in dust
Currency drafts on New York, 3 p cent. prem.
Currency drafts Salt Lake City and Denver, y cent
premium.
Gold coin drafts on New York, " cent. prem.
Gold coin drafts San Francisco, p cent. prem.
Drafts all parts of Europe, 10 p cent. prem
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G. w. White,

(Snccessor % J. T Henderson,)
TIOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER, AND GLAZ1ER
III and Paper Hanger Shop one door west Of Nelson's
H,eviafhan) Hall. U-%
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Thermometr Record.

For the sceek ending February sth 1866.
BY j. L. CoRBErT, Civil Engineer Virginia City, NJ. t.
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G o NJ M Z Il CIAL
-,ocO-
VIRGINIA CITY WHOLESALE MARKET.
Corrected psekly by J. s. Rockfsllor, No Jackson


Nonresident readers viii please bear in mind that
quotations based upon actual transactions and gold
prices for goods by the original packages The retail prices
range about ten per cent. above quotations
Since our last report have to note favorable change
in the market Trade is improving and goods held
frmer. Flour is in better demand and held QUOTA
tions. Bacon unchanged. Sugars active Coffee
has declined 5c ~ III 4 Hff &. s.'.-.r,a.
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Tho Cholera.

NEW York, Aug. 3O.-There were six
new cases and six deaths from cholera
reported in this city yesterday. -Four
deaths from disease occurred mt the
Public Institute on Black wells Island.
The general health of the city is good.
CISCIESATI, Aug. 3O.-Three deaths
from cholera We're reported yesterday.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 29.-The cholera is
increasing. Nineteen cases were re-
ported to the Board of Health to-day,
Thirteen of which were fatal. How
many have occurred among tho negroes
huddled together in South Memphis is
impossible to ascertain.
New YORK, Aug. 3O.-Four new
cases but no deaths FROM cholera were
reported this morning.
Five cases but no deaths are reported
in Brooklynito-day.
DIR. Dalton, Sanitary Superintendent
of the Board of Health, reported that
during the week ending Yesterday,
August 10Th, there were SO genuine
cases ofcholera in this city, of which 20
proved fatal.
MEMPHIS, August 3O.-Cholera still
increasinG: p cases reported to-day, p
of which proved fatal. No report re-
ceiVed from the city hospital.
New ORLEANS, August 3O.-Fourteen
cholera deaths yesterday
ST. LOUIS, August 3O.-Only sixty
three cholera intermentS were reporteCl
yesterday. The epidemic is disappear
ing from the central and business pOr-
tiOn of the city.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. 30.
Ashes quiet. Cotton dull at S3a3Ic for
middling uplands, chiefly Mt 33c Flour lOGE
&c lower; for choice and inferior gradeS
while mlddling are scarce and rule steady;
IS 1907 50 for superfine western; 50 7599 so Tor
common to medium extra western; IS 400 10
for common 70 good shipping brands extr'l
brands, market closing quiet. Whisky
steady at - % IN bond aud, for October, No
81 821%. Wheat dull and 2@ic lower; 81 % for
mixed Milwaukee and good Chicago spring.
Rye quiet. barley and Barley Malt dull and
nominal. Corn l92c lower; 7SGISOc for infe-
riOr; SO15@SlC for shipping mixed western,
and 9ScgSl for white western. Oats heavy
and lc lower; 426946c for Chicago and IIiGHlc
for Milwaukee; SIC for Green bay. Hops
quiet and firm at l5G75C for American aid
foreign. Petroleum quiet and steady mt 27GG
$50 for crude and 4iGSl5c for refined In bond.
Pork quiet and Irregular; $50 70I32 SIlI for
new mess, closing at s;32 % cash; SO 5O@3l for
old do and SIS 50I28 Is for prime; also new
mess for September and October, SELLERS OPP
tion, mt $50 25GS2 $715. Beef steady Mt about
previous prices. Beef hams nominal. Cut
meats unchanged; l415@l5c for shoulders and
l91&@2l%c for hams. Bacon Inactive. 1nrl
dun and heavy; l8Izd2I14c. Butter quiet ut
2OGESSc for Ohio and 300 I5c for State. Cheese
steady at 60l91%C.
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BY Telegraph.
Spirit OF the Stock Market.

NEW YORK, Aug 10.
The Posts money article says:
The only feature of interest in Wall street
to-day Is the continued ease of money, and
the persistent Guietude in all speculative
operations Gold Is lower to-day, and the
lending rate has ranged from Il to 4 per
cent. The loan market is easy at per cent
stock market is without excitement: Gov
ernmentS are Irregular; 5-2S of 1862 are freely
offered at concession, and bonds OF 1885,
Railroad shares are quiet with little diSpOSt-
ton TO buy. Amer the board New York Cen
Michigan Central 1887 Foreign exchange
weak; sixty days bills on London 1850 100 for
commercial, and lOG9lO7 for bankers.
The Commercials money article says:
The stock mari et is dull and SingTinrly So
considering the large speculative interest out
either to buy or sell. An attempt was mnde
at the open board to realize in one or two
s shH put S9Se5s were not at
this kind We're made in Illinois Central and
Reading. Erie continues at ABOUT the closing
price OF yesterday. Other stocks did not vary
materially from the street quotations Of yes
terday. In Governments the chief activity
is in sos OF 1865, which are dealt i'll largely ut
tive account. The whole Government list is
subject to close speculation, the purchases
moment checked by the high quotations
| Money is very abundant; the general rate on
call Is per cent, with exceptions Mt 3GE5 pei
cent. The amount of temporary loans re.
deemed at the sub-treaSury on and since the
10Th. amounts to about S2O,OOO,OOO. The
| amount at present outstanding is about
g, 100000, which is being rapidly liquidated
Discounts are quiet at 598h per cent fol
prime bills The depression in foreign eS.
| change continues. The large current shin.
mentS of 5-2S are increased; the supply o
other bills have flooded the market With
bills ut q time when comparatively little ex.
change is wanted. Gold Is weak and easier
The announcement of further shipments o
! coin from England is making the bulls eau
| tious, and the apparent disposition amOnr
holders is to unload. The rate on loans is iii
| per cont per day.
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SuIcIde---Gen. Grant aud the Presi.
dent Run n Race

NEW York, Aug. 3O.-Mr. Lucius p.
Starr, superintendent of Rogers loco
motive works, n. y, committed sui
by shooting himself.
The President and party visited Con-
trail Park this morning, and then took
n steamboat for ManhRttansville and
left for West Point.
On entering the Park, Gen. Grant
asked permission of the driver of his
carriage to take the reins; he then drove
out of the line and came up mt the side
Of the Presidents carriage and cLal-
lenGed n race. The driver accepted the
challenge, and they started off at rap
i'd pace; they kept side by side for a
mile, when Grants team commenced
to gain on tho Presidents, and soon af-
ter passed, the President rising and
lifting his hat in acknowledgment.
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Troy, N. Y, Aug. 3O.-The Republi-
can City Convention held this evening
appointed Martin J. Townsend, JnO. f..
Winslow and Chas. d. Eddy, ns dele
gates to the Syracuse Convention. They
were instructed to vote for tho renomi-
nation of Governor Fenton. Twenty
delegates, headed by Hon. J. \. Girls
void, were appointed to attend the
Convention of Southern Loyalists Mt
PhiladelDLin
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New York Money ana stock market.

The money market rules easy and stendv n,
per cent. on call loans. Sterling exchnHSe
dull and nominal at l0St4@lO7, gold, for fifSt
class bills.
Gold is lower; opening at l4S. advancing To
1854, declining TO lI713 and closing at l4751.
Government stocks Irregular aud unsettled;
5-O coupons, OF 1852, 1929; do, 1865 lO9I O1Os,
coupons, l03.
State StOcks-TenneSsee Us, new, GgII.
Stocks quiet; Fort Wayne 1856 Rock Island
d5g9gDl4; Northwestern 36I8; Michigan Southern
1I!12; Alton & Tcrre IIaute S'I@; Erie 1874; do
57i4 Pacific Mail 90: Quicksilver 49,.
AZ he o'clock open board sales were made
~. ~ lioIInwa: Ohio n Mississippi certificates
1 IS; MtHSrh Union Telegraph IS; New York
eS!tIi;i iGJ; Erie 7a1a Reading IIs Chicago
* S"IIdWW,csIern ;iG1s do preferred 68z; Mich
chgo q Rock Island aud Pacific i0IJs: Pitts
hurEh, Fort Wayne Il Chicago 1861: Marietta
x CINCINNATI LIST preferred, les. Gold closed
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Tho Ticket that will winl
Bad time for "snaix"!
Now for ga Long Pull. Strong
Pull, and a Pull Altogether"
Especial to the IntellIgencer.l.
PARKERsBUR0, w. VA,
Aug. 10th, 1866.

Aug. 10Th, 1876.
The Convention was the largest ever
held i'll the Statc-A. w. Campbell, of
Wheeling, was President with General
|. II. DuVAl and thirteen others as
Vice Presidents, and Ellery II. Hall, OF
Marion, Secretary. The soldiers uni
ted with the Convention which was ex-
Ccedingly harmonious and enthusiastic.
Tho resolutions adopted are square and
strong.
The State ticket nominated is
For GOVc'WOr-A. l. Foreman, of
Wood.
AWditor-J. NJ. Mcwhortcr, of Roane.
Secretary Gf the !STdtc-Col. j. =. Wit
cher, OF Cabell.
TrcaSurcr-J. II. Bristor, of Taylor.
attorney GcmcTGi-Col. Thnyor Mel
win, of Brooke.
Judge Of the Supreme Court of -4p-
PeGLS-Edwin Maxwell, of Doddridge.
Chester d. Hubbard, of Ohio, was
nominated for Congress by the Convon-
ton OF the First District.
The Conventions of the Second and
Thirl Congressional Districts will NOM
inate tomorrow morning.
A. w. Campbell, OF Ohio, was NOM
mated for tho State Senate i'll the First
(Wheeling) District.
The State Convention has adjourned.
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COMMERCIAL And FINANCIAL.
The Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. %.
IoBnERs' PRICES.

JoBBERS' PRICES.
Brown SheetingS-Indan Bend %; Pep
derell $ q; do R22.
o. BIeached wamsutta 40; james
Prints-Garner 4 Co. %; Amoslteng l7ls;
Hamilton 1879; Wamsuttn HIj.
Hoop SkirtS-Rrndley's duplex Elliptic and
Empress Trail in good demand; Meyers IN L.,
prices unchanged.
- ShirtsIJ. ". I; Standard Dress, No. 90.
Paper COllars-M Metropolitan Collar Co.,
Byron GRrrOte, No. !, double extra French
cnnmelled and Silver Corrugated, $lOu IS;
GoldSnithS Patent Byron, $40; Shakespeare,
$40; cuffs, SjO-leSS 30 per cent.
Ginghams--!L.ancaster 9sI1s; Hartford 22II.
Cambrics- Washington l41.; Portland NJ
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avhuresaGr aluttuns.
PoLLACK's
HOUSE.

lust OPENED AND FOR SALE (FOR-
y eign goods mostly of direct importation,
bought ut very low rHte for gold.)
1000 IOZ. plain and fancy Cotton Hosiery,
comprising gents, ladies' and chlldren's wear.
1000 doZ. gauntlctS, gloves, half gauntlets
and mittS, consisting OF kid, castor, Isle
thread, silk and silk wOrStcd, in desirable
cOlOTS.
500 oz Handkerchicrs, new styles in silk,
linen, lawn and cambria.
200 tIoz. Neck-ties, embracing all new de-
signs Ill fancy, plain and ribbon ties.
100 doz;; Shirt Bosoms, superfine grades in
5000 Glace Paper Collars, of Cnldsnnith's,
Congress, Comps and Evans manufacture.
2OOCdoz. ]. Il p. Coats and Stuart's genuin
machine sewing cOttOns.
500 MS. Stuart linen thread.
20 Ms. Italian sewing silk iniskeins:and on
spOOls.
20 dOZ. Looking Glasses, assorted sizes, with
lull stock OF pins, hooks and eyes, combs
brushes, periumery, soaps, pocket books
beads, thimbleS, needles, fans, rubber goods,
stationery, window blinds, school hooks
tnSSelS, velvet ribbons, full line OF taffctn
ribbons, bonnet ribbons, skirt braids, coat
DlnhlngS, rutltnsES, crochet brsIdS, coat but
tons, hoop Skirts balmOralS, vest buttons
French c0TSets, fancy dress buttons, and a
large variety Of superior susnenierS, to
which the attention of close buyers Is re-
specially invited.
mr6 AUGUSTUS POLLACK.
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PoUGHKEErsIE, n. Y, Aug. SO.-At
the Republican second assembly dis
trict convention to-day Hon. John
Thompson, Jas. EmOtt and Prof. II. G..
Eastman were elected delegates to the
Syracuse convention and very strong
resolutions supporting Congress and
denOuncing the course of the President
were adopted. Tho following delega-
ton were appointed to attend the Phil
adelphia Convention of September Sd ::
Jas. Winslow, Capt. VIM. S. johnson,
Isaac Plott, George Junis, Geo. Esstle.
tyne, Herrick Thorn, J. Watts, d. E.
Prryster, J; L. Coming, Geo: T. Rider,
gustus Allen, VIM. J. Thorn, Col. Geo.
Parker, Mai. VIM. Billiard, w. w.
Hagman, Jas. Russell and John c..
CruEer. -
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OawewO STnrkeI

OSWE1Os Aug. 30.
Flour dull but Unchanged sales 500 bbls at
$40 50 for No. spring; sl2 for red winter: sI8
for while, and SIIGi II 50 for XX. Wheat
quiet and lower; No. Milwaukee club held
at 81 2D@2 % without sales. Corn lower; sales
SD,OW bus No. | Illinois, including 5000 bus at
!;h:; other grades scarce and nominal. Canal
FreightS dull; flour 4Oc, wheat IOc, corn 814ctO
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POUGHKEEps1R, Aug. 3O.-The steamer
River Queen, having on board the Pres
ident and suite, passed hcre at half past
two o'clock this afternoon. The bells of
tho city were rung and snlutes fired.
The steamer did not stop. During the
firing of the salutes two men were
badly injured by tho premature dis
charge OF the cannon. Large crowds of
people were congregated on tho piers.
An'upward bound passenger on the
passenger train duo here at o'clock,
was robbed of his gold watch and chain
while getting on the cars. The thief
escnpod with his booty.
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CINCINNATI, Aug. 3O.-There was con-
siderable Excitement yesterday over the
controversy between tho people and
City Railway Company, in relation to
the rates of fare, the latter insisting up
on present rates, and the former rcrus-
ing to pay more than ono dollar and
three cents per package of twenty-five
tickets. There were numerous cnses
of the election of passengers from the
cars, and arrests OF conductors and dri-
vers for obstructing the streets. A
special meeting of the City Council is
called for tomorrow to take action in
tho matter. A large mass meeting was
which passed resolutions strongly con.
demning tho railway companies for vi
olating their contracts and disregarding
tho laws,
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, Aug. 81.
Flour dull. Wheat-Choice new white Las
&c better; other grades unchnngcd; sales new
white Michigan mt 81 ODGS2 90; new amber do
Mt So SO. Corn sc lower ON mixed, lie on
white: sales at No. mixed at 57I.GC5Sc; No. 2
do GjI2; No. white G6c; No. . do G}I.c. Oats
&c lower; sales ut :s2c for No, |. Rye quiet.
Lake TreightS firm; &c on corn to Buffalo
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WAsHINGTON,;Aug.3 0.-It is hardly
probable that tho usual monthly state
mess before tho End or 3rd OF next
month. 1t is thought that n very con-
siderable reduction will be shown in
the department, although owing to the
fact that about $63, 600, 900 of the tempo
rHry loan Inns been called in, much
less amount of currency cash will be
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WEST .PoINT, Aug. 3O.-Just before
the President left New York, Napoleon
MullIken and citizens of st. Louis ex-
tended to him formal invitation to
visit their city, but he replied that it
H %as to give Az
81. Louis LIndell House also extended
ana invitation 70 the President and
suite 10 make that House their home
should their visit extend thither.
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j LOUISVILLE Aug. 8O.-General l.. c.
Crittenden has issued m address to the
Union soldiers and sailors of Kentuky,
who nre favorable to the principles
enunciated by the Philadelphia Con
vention and appointing large list of
delegates to attend the National Con-
vention to he held at Cleveland, Sept.lI7.
Among tho delegates are the Cover
nor, Lieut.. Governor, Genl Rousseau,
Ward, Whitaker, Hobson, Garrnrd and
Watkins.
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PHILADELPHIA Aug. 30.
Flour quiet and firm: Superflne 81 5Oa9 o.
Wheat firm; new red 81 100. 9 50. Rye steady
mt 81 bal 10. Corn quiet: yellow at H}c; west
ern mixed Sl@92c. Coffee. Sugar and Mo-
lnsSes unchanged. Whisky, 81 IS for Penn
SylVQMIM, nnu 81 10 for Ohio.
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PROSPECTUS OF
ST. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY.
Conducted by sisters of st. JOseph.l
CORNER QUINcY AND 9TH Srs..
WHEELING, W

HNHIS INSTITUTION WILL REOPEN
Il for the reception of Pupils on Monday.
Aug. nth, 1866; The course OF Instruction
will comprise all the culinary branches or n
French and German tnught by competent
the Young Ladies', who will bc required 10
observe pnnctnally, tho Rules and ReguIn-
lions t adopted for their improvement, and
admitted mt any time during the year, and
charged from date of entrance. No deluc-
lion made for partial absence from school, or
iOr the remainder of a quarter, when a Pupil
Is finally removed before its expiration,
except In case of serious illness or dismissal
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Buffalo Market.

BUFFALO, Aug. 20.
FlOur-NO. l spring $40 D. Wheat quiet.
Corn held at &c for No. Illinois mixed. Oats
quiet and nominal nj &c for No. Chicago.
BARLEY ana Rye nominal. Sccds-TimOthy
81 50. Pork SF4 so. Lard-City pic. Whisky
nominal at s. y. Canal TreightS finn; to New
York, corn l31.c, oats 90.
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CHICAGO. Aug. 80.
Flour steady. Wheat firm Mt 81 796.l 50 for
No. !, and 81 TO for No. 2. Corn steady at
for No. /. and 49m5I1Sc for No. ..
Oats steady at 2Sl2SI4c for No. l, and 800
PFC for No. .. Highwines steady. ProVf-
SIOns dull. Freights active.
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SAN ;FRANCIsCo, Aug. 29.-Mexican
advices state that Macmillan has lovi-
ed two forced loans on the residents of
GuayamaS, amounting to $27, 900.
A French man-Of-war recently seized
the American bark Princes Palmer
under the pretence that she was load :
ing guano without permit, aud carried
her to MaZatlOn. Admiral Thatcher
will send the Saranac and Shawnee to
investigate the matter.
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B. F. CALDWELL.

NJ A"JFACTUEEE OF COPPER, TIN
: ~ i 80 1h."t Iron Ware. and dealer In
-t-.fg and Healing stowe. No ~ Main
F" h"'iihg, Wet Virginia
o. -',Y4 respectfully cs,iI the attention III
~, i'tbll' I" fny laFEs and select stock ri
'.ii '-.u- and Can Tor
sgl'.i s%ik OF all Kinds will receive nay per.
yret. o. ", "'il C.D.ing and sand Pump made Ia
10 Il. ?. CALDWELL.
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NemOrlcnna NInrket.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 20.
Cotton easier; sales 300 bales low mLldIInr
at S593lc; receipts lG6 bales. Bank sterling
changed. 81
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TERMS PER QUARTER, PAYABLE N ApvANc
ENTRA CHANCES

French or German, per qnnTter,....; 90
Use OF Piano, III desired, ).............. 2 90
Entrance to the Academy on Quincy street,
where applications are to be made. aug4-6w
N. II. For tho convenience of persons re-
siding in North Wheeling, Music Lesson SWilI
lie given at wheeling Hospital"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-31

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 3O.-From pres
ent indications, this city next week, on
the occasion of the Convention of LOYAL
Southerners, will be overcrowded with
strangers from oil parts of the country.
Every Northern State will send dele
cations.