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middling Upands, confirming the continued ghs
receipts AT Southern ports, the uniavUrabe prog
poets Of the growing crop, nnd the heavy ship
ments Of coin to this Bde-all Of which was re-
garded as very favorable for holders, but was
more than COunterbalanCed by neWs that the
neutral Powers had abandoned the proposed CON
ference at Paris, owing to the conditions imposed
by Austria thus rendering war apparently inevi-
table. The result Was tame market, and prices
closed about id. lower for American.
On Wednesday the market was further de-
pressed by untav0rable financial adyices from
Bombay, and prices further declined \ to Id.
Yesterday the suspension Of the Agra and Master
mans bank Of London was announced. This
bank has numerous branches in India China, ia
pan and Australia, and having done an immense
business and enjoyed q large share of public con-
fdence the suspension was regarded as the great
est calamity that has, 80 far, resulted from the
present panic, and cast a gloom over every de-
partment Of business. Business in cotton came
almost to stand, and in some instances middling
Upands sold as low as l2gd. To-day adyices
from New York to 30th uItlmO came to hand,
quoting cotton steady at 40c., with gold at 1879, re-
ported further falling of in receipts and eXports
very bad crop accounts and continued large ship
| ments Of coin. This revived the demand large
| business was done, and prices improved Il to l2d
for American; closing at our quotations, as given
| below.
The sales of the week sum up Il 400 bales, Of
which So 200 taken by the trade $3.50 declared
for export, and 67IO on speculation. Imports of tht
| week, SO TAB bales The stock now stands at 998,
no bales, an increase of 23740 on last week
| against 40G $50 last year Counting China picu
as half bales the cotton at sea is l89500 bales il
excess of last year This, added to increase il
stock shows a total excess Of ISL $50 bales
Notwithstanding the enormous supply here an
at sea, now that it is evident the shipments iron
America for some months to come must be light
it IS becoming more and more apparent that
should war on the continent not greatly lessen tn
| export demand, the supply Of American and lon
sapled desert ptions will not be more than suficien
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TENNESaEE IHON.

TENNESSEE IHON.
The undersigned agent Tor the sale Of Htluan Bro Sons
celebrated rFNNFSS. IRON prepared to execute
orders a Fiat, Round Square Horse Shoe Pioagh
Slab and so Ter Iron O. n. SLCC0MB
"A Canal and 95 Coamun streets
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CITY or MOBILE.
NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERs AND OTHER
Creditors of tbs City Of Mobile.

MAYORS OFFIcE May Il, 1864
An pezeons holding bonds other evidences debt
against the city Of Mobile hereby notified and requested
make known to WEEKS, city Treasurer the character
amount Of snch Indebtedness fully describing the same
also whether sneh claims be due and due when and where
payable, and If not, when they will mature
The statement claims horaOy called for must be fled with
the City Treasurer before the LIST dry of October 1865
The city desire, to renew the indebtedness by tic issue
new bonds and bonds will ready Tor delivery tyt he first
j. Il, WTFHERS Mayer
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gSqGo ORLEANS 4ailg Gresttnt
FRIDAY M0NNING. JUNE 70. Lao.
Aew Orleans HnoNeu gELarhet.

Tharaiay Evening, June - 1876 !
The feature Of the movement in financial circles
to day has been further decline Of 4@4b ~ cent
in rates Of Cold, and further advance Of IG93 p
cent. in rates of Domestic Exchange The Gold
market opened steady at yesterday closing fig
ures-l64@l5ib- moderate sales were soon
effected within these limits The receipt at an
early hour Of private dispatches announcing
considerable decline in the New York market,
created an immediate depression, however, and as
subsequent kilograms showed q further downward
movement at the North, our market disclosed in
creaalng languor throughout up 10 the close Of
business, when prices exhibited decline for the
day Of about 484l y cent. all round. The out
door sales have been considerably under the pre-
vious daily average, as will be seen by the sab
joined statement of the operations for the day
viz $500, $4,000 and $4,000, at 1913 ;
$4,000 at 1874 $4,000 and $4,000 at l54 !;
$4,000 at 1885; $1,000 and $500 at 1884 {;
$4,000 at 1884, $500 at l53 $500 1873, $1,000 and
$1,000 at 1929, $4,000 at 1919 $1,000 at Isl, $4,000
at 1904 and $4,000 at 49, At r. NJ. round
amount was offered at l493 without meeting a
buyer. Sales ofSlver have been confined to drib-
lets and we now quote Gold at l4o3@l5o and
Silver at l353@ll0 for American Coin, and l5O@lj2
for Mexican Dollars.
FoEEIaN Recommendations is 10 material alter
alton of any kind to notice in sterling or franco
Owing to the suspension Of operations in cotton OF
foreian account, there is no commercial Exchange
upon The market and Tie banks and private draw
ers still demand extreme figures. The demand f0l
remittance however cannot be regarded AZ bet
ter than uomina and sales since our last have
been restricted To CISCO at 1866 At0o 150o anl
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Commercial c9nteIIiaenGe.
CnEscEEr OFFICE, No. q CAMP sTG TEE;

Thursday Evening June e. 1856 )
CoTToN-The market continues langud and I'M
settled. The demand is restricted to few buyers,
who offer such low figures that most factors have
covered up their samples and refuse to entertain
further oyertures. Parties who are compelled to
realize have to submit to concessions, however
but in such cases they generally restrict their
sales to immediate necessities, as it is uniformly
predicted that higher prices must soon prevail
In fact there is but a very limited Offering supply
Of good stape cotton or of even running lists tt
be had, and when found they are almost inyaF
ably held above the views of brokers. Sales to
day have been restricted 10 $50 bales, divided
among Fix buyers, at very irregular rates but tht
principal purchaser admitted that he paid 3l1l32c
for good ordinary, and 3jg}Gc. for low middljug
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TETERNAL REVENUE IN THE SoUTH-The seer6-
tary of the treasury has sent to Congress report
from the commissioners Of internal revenue, from
which it appears that tie amount Of direct taxes
apportioned and collected in the several Southern
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1ocs hand Sept Yet l355-paIas. 81 -J9
k.retveb snoe ycster'9 .,.-.....t ~
HaesiTgc EeyyGsy f5l 10 Us
SD 277
E-pIr-d since yes.graaT Enthusiastically re
Exported previously Sit
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-13

MORE WIVES THAN THE Law
L""S..About two years ago, Mr.
Kennedy ca'ne To this CITY. bringing
with him woman who has aver Sinre
passed as his wife. Mr.. KennejvIS
conduct GO, ~ since, and that of his supposed
we we, , mas been, we understand, entirely
70 the current of things occurred on
Tuesday last. va
The morning train from Pittsburgh
brought down n woman, who also
claimed TO be Mr.. K.'a wife, II both
stories are true he is pretty we'll pr0.
vided for in this world. However, tho
latter lady made considerable OF a stir
about Mr.. KS premises, and we heard
of her applying at the establishment.
where her alleged husband works. for
the pay that might be due him.
We haven't heard how the difIlculty
WINS settled, or whether II was settled,
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Member of the Royal College of Surpaonv
London, Graduate Ofone Orthe most eminent
colleges IN the United States, and the ereateS
pitfalls Of London, Paris, PhiiadeiDhja ana
elsewhere, has effected some OF the most ne.
tonishing cures that were ever known MANY
troubled with ringing in the heau and ear
when asleep great nervousness being ala Tnad
az sudden sounds, bashfulneSS, with freOnent
Di1snlng, attended sometimes with ierangc.
mentor mind, were cured immediately
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MOST INVALUABLE REMEDY
for all those affecting complaints so peculiar
to the sex, viz: DiStFe&SsIl0 and Painful Men,
3TLdtiOvl, Retention, Pain IN the Back aud LOinS
FreSEtng DoICn RtIt'lS, Rush Of Blood to the
ness, HedViRess F1tiQIte on ami S1igf FTeTfiSn
RntpitntiO1 Of The Heart, and ali the various
distressing complaints, particularly that most
annoying, weakening, and the BEGINNING of
all other female HeaEeneSEea
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SECOND NINE.

OYSTERS! OHsrERs!-The season for
this delicious bivalvs has commenced,
and signs are displayed Mt various pln-
ces, inviting tho lovers OF good things
10 enter and get oysters stowed, tried
roasted, or any other way, cheap for
cas- h. Among so many offers, Que hard
ly knows which TO choose. but since
the we'll known dealer, Mr.. T. IL.
MonG. has opened out at the old stand,
on Monroe street, we advise all in want
of the very finest oysters the market
can supply, to give him call and be
satisfied.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr.-At
the District Court, yesterday, the jury
in the case of Lump were unable To
agree upon verdict and adjourned
until this morning.
In the case of Ross rs. Anderson for
assault and battery, n motion was made
tor new trial by defendants counsel.
Argument upon the motion was had
and thejudge took the matter under ad-
viSement until to-day.
The court then adjourned and will
meet this morning Mt ten O'Clock.
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8nr Sale.
Trustees Sale of Valuable
PrODartV. -

pY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRusT
ID executed by James w. Zane to me M
Trustee, bearing date on the 18th day or No
Vembcr, a: d., 1850, and Of record in the RE-
c1rler's Office, of this county, State or West
proceed TO sell ut public auction, at the front
door Of tile Court House Of Ohio County, on
M0mtIny, SOctObcr- SIll, 1860, nj III
TO wit: Being the Brick Mansion House
and one acre OF ground attached to, and OH
which the said house is situated, ON Zanet
island, being the same property now Occr.
pied by said James W. Zane.
Terms cash. q. i. CRANMER,
60lh.lA - TrnSinn.
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Commissioners Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
DCircuit Court for Ohio County, duly pro-
March, 1866, in n certain cause therein pend
ing. wherein Francis d. ChapIine is com
plninant, and the executor and deViSecs OF
Moses w. Chnpline, deceased, are defendants
ON Wednesday, the Bel day of October,
1866, At the front door OF the Court
House for Ohio County. commencing
at 10 O'Clock, A. M, shall offer for sale, al
public auction, to the highest bidder, thd fol.
lowing described real estate situated in the
city OF Wheeling, and State OF West Virgin
la; that is to say:
The undivided moiety of part OF lot No. 80
fronting forty-four feet on the east side oi
Main street, and running back ofeven width,
eaStwardly from said street, one hundred
aud thirty-two feet. Also the undivided
mOiety OF part OF lot No. 10, fronting sixty
six feet on the west side of Market street
and running back OF even width, westward.
~ from said street, sixty-seven feet. These
lots abut on each other, and RdJoin the hotel
known as tho "Grant House, " on the South.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-fourth of the pur-
chase money In CASH, and the Temainint,
three'tOurthS in three annual inStallmentS
payable one, two and three years after day oil
sale, with Interest, payable Semi-annually;
the purchaser giving his bonds for the credit
installments. The title will be retained un-
til the whole OF the purchase shall have been
fully paid. JAMES s, WHEAT,
sep3.td Special Commissioner,
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WHY he HUNBuGGED LoNoER.-Evcry
body draws prize in a bottle that will re-
store gray hair to its original color. prevent
and cure badness Rings Ambrnsia is the
only preparation that is warranted to do rs
represented. Try a bottle and I've convinced
OF get your money refunded. For sale by
ODBERT, Chemist. End Of stone Bridge.
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Dividend.

IN f DIRECTIONS OF THE WEST VIR-
L RinIa Mining and Manufacturing Com
pany have this day declared a dividend of
three per cent, ION the business of the com-
pany for the last -four months) payable to the
office of the Company.
W.T.. PETERSON,
au2l-lmd SECRETARY
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WATER MELoNS.-Quitc n large lot
of water melons wcr" lying on the
wharf yesterday morning. The cold
weather, we suppose, would lessen the
demand for the articles and cause them
10 sell Cheap.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-13

BRIGGS MAGIC CEMESr.-Thc most use
ful article ever offered to the public. China
Glass and Earthen Ware. ParIan Marble, and
ornamental work of every description, in
SANITY repaired. II Is 30 simple and easy ay,-
piled thai any child can use 1t Try It and
Ire convinced. sold by Edmund Booking,
No. Old Fellows Hail.
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y NEGRO was yesterday unfortunate
enough 10 drive his cart, loaded with
slack, into hole on Main street, be-
tween Washington and the Fourth
Presbyterian Church. The horse did
his utmost 10 pull it out, but the load
WAS TOO heavy.
Alter trying vaiuly for some time to
get things right again, the driver was
compelled TO throw OF part of his load
INTO Ihe street. This liGhtened the cart
80 that it was got out OF the hole with
out difficulty
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I-NloN MEHrING.-ThEre will be u
public meeting hold ut tho rooms over
on 4 Co.'S old stand, corner of Market
and Monroe streets, at O'Clock on
Friday evening, the 18th inst. promi-
nrnt speakers will he present to nd
dress the meeting.
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ARRIv Alive had the pleasure, yCs-
t"riaY. OF meeting the late Captain
McIiown, chief mastering officer Of this
State. We say late Captain, because,
As his many friends in this vicinity will
I've pleased TO learn, meritorious Servi-
ceS have made him u Major.
The Major is now stationed at Col
unhus, and is chief mastering officer
for the States of Ohio and West Vir-
Einia,
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Police CoURr.-At the Police Court
yesterday, nothing was done. This,
we fancy, must have been quite dis
hearieuing to those who run the ma
chine. At any rate, it was TO us. Per-
haps we ought TO rejoice that order and
quiet reiGns so supreme within the
corporation limits, but when it de-
presses business, we are, in the lam
Snage OF His EXcelleucy, the President
ofthe United States, ''only mortal man, y
and consequently much inclined 10
indulge in explosives.
We hope for better things.
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RIVER NEws,-The river has COM
menced to decline, the marks showing
seven feet three inches of water in the
channel.
Packets for today are the Express,
for Parkersburg, at II a. NJ; Jas. Ilees'
for SunfiSh, at Z. NJ; Henry Logan,
for Steubenvillc, at ~ p. NJ; and
GAINESVILLE, for BclIair, at = & lOA. NJ,
and T.. NJ; New State, for Pittsburg,
ut ! 4, NJ o.
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FIRE PLUGs.-A party of gentlemen
yesterday were viewing the work of
laying down the 2O-inch water pipes,
and their attention having been called
10 the manner in which a fire plug
above the bridge corner had been put
down, one and all thought that it was
too low. and the curbstone would seri-
Gus " interfere with the upscrewiug and
replacing of the cap tor the large noz-
zie- The attention of Superintendent
Cummings was called to the matter,
who will no doubt have the plug prop
erlV SET.
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On several occasions recently, we
have noticed the fine appearance pre-
scented by the new buildings on Main
street, occupied by OFT d Co., as "A
wholesale hardware store, and by
store. The general character of the
work on these buildings we have no.
ticed before, the painting and glazing,
however, not having been completed,
We were unable to speak Of 1t as It's ex.
cHllence deserves. This part of the
and is very creditable TO that pentIe-
man. 1t will compare favorabIy with
city.
The painting and glazing upon tho
4 5Itt fire engine house, in Centre
VIM ht"I'ng. was also done by Mr.. White
Incndation from those uuaIifiesl Ia ind"o
Of itsexcsllence. b.
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PRESENTATION or \ EIHLE.-On yes
to-day, Mr.. Stoner, of the Religious
BoCk House, on Monroe street, pre-
scented to the United Fire Company al
this city an elegantly bound copy OF the
holy Scrinfnre@.
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II liz now over thirty years since the aboy q
celebrated Pills were first discovered by Dir,
DUPONCO, of Paris, during which time they
have been extensively and successfully used
In most of the public institutions, as well as
in private practice, of both hemispheres with
unparalleled success In every case, and 1t IS
only at the urgent request " of the thou
sands OF Ladies who have used them, that he
deviation of those suffering from any Trregu-
lartties whatever, MS well az to prevent an In
crease of family where health will not permit
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IN CONCLUSION,

We have to express our gratitude to our
friends for the libernlIty with which they
continue 10 sustain US, and we risk nothing
IN promising that the INTELLIGENCER
will continue to improve as the public de-
mRnds require, and he fully up to the spirit
and requirements of the times.
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Lock Lever Rakes.

THE SUPERIOR LOCK LEVER HAY
i and Gram Rake. Teeth made of the very
best Refined Steel Spring Iron. For sale by
PRYOR BOYD& CO.,
IIE3O Wheeling " Va,
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OBsTRCCTING THE PAvEMENTs.-Ifw we
are not mistaken, there can be found,
among the city ordinances, one pro
viding that the sidewalks shall be Kept
clear of distractions. This, so far as
our observation has extended, has for
some time past been a complete dead
letter. Boxes, bales, bundles, and hoop
skirts exposed for sale, have, i'll GER
tam localities, monopOllzed the pave
Inents, to the great Inconvenience of
foot passengers. Why no steps have
been taken to enforce the ordinance
provided in this case we don't know.
and, as We understand that it will be
enforced hereafter in all cases, we al
Jude to the matter now, in order that
business men and others may take
warning and fee the wrath TO come.
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THE MARKET.-At market, yesterday
morning, there was no material change
IN prices from those of our last report.
The average were as follows:
Pork, beef and veal, 10 cents per
pound: chickens, s., 81 per dozen; sugar
cured hams, canVaSSed, q cents; sugar
cured dried beef, 80 cents; tomatoes, 80
cents per bushel; potatoes, 10 cents per
busheI; corn. 10 cents per dOzeH; lima
beams, On cents per quart; string beans,
high and scarce, at 81 per bushel: cab
bage, 70 cents per dozen heads; beets, 10
cts. per dozen punches; apples, 81. 50 ner
hushel; butter, - cents; eggs, 10 cents:
sweet potatoes, 30 per bnshel.
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OIL--MaJ. RS. Gardner, formerly a
popular and efficient Quartcrmaster at
this point, was in town yesterday, and
showed US bottle of heavy Iubrica-
ting oil, obtained from well of the
Clarksburg a White Oak Mining Co.
sept. 3rd, and there are now in tank
800 barrels of the finest quality of lu-
bricatIng oil, and more coming. To
provide for the immense quantity of oil
daily being taken out of their well the
company intend building n tank capa-
BILE OfcOntaining 200 barrels.
Major q. is a large stock holder in
this company, and We hope has struck
n run that will make him comfortable
for life.
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DIR. DUPoNCO's
Golden Periodical Pills,
FOR FEMALES.

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from Whatever Cause, and
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