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, 1866-05-26
LATER NEW YORK a1ARKET.


tspeci11 Despatch 10 ,De Cnicako Trs>une,1
NKw XoEK, May Is.
DEKADt7CYYE.
Dreadstuna are very unsettled s!nce 'ChanSr.
F;onr weak, tor old Western, nade from No
wheat, Ohio trkinR whfas tours very urm. What,
feye14s}. lots enhet club which sold at
s:r, hase since been bought In 1t the s1une PRICE,
ard now {? u IL bid, but second Quality and 1ueror
wheat will OF do well ~ 9clterdar. Cora heavy
1t soc. Oats quiet.
FE0TIs1oNE.
Fork active md buoyans. With large saleE. adyauc
irE TO {cu.13 speculative order. received b5 irlc
kIAph. Other products IRE but very quiet.
, 1866-05-26

Cincinnati Market.
Especial DespAtch to the Chicago 1tbunc.1
CINCINNATI, May Is.
F1DuR-Act{ve anu arm. Sales; Suptrans - joo
1n,o6: extra 3lp s3l1.1o.
lKAIx-,heAt Qu3et but nrzu. Sales Of extra spring
, 1866-05-26

ALBANY, May :s.
rEEF CATTLE-The cattle market has continued
nrn today at the advance OF &c PR pound. I've
weight, and Es1ek have been moderately a:tive, III.
though many droves remain unso1d, which, however.
likely to be picked up ny Eastern parties befe
Monday The cattle better 10 quality. tnd
weight than last week. u. Watxel sold 10 1tuo.s.
averaging a,s4 ns. at &1gs; y, avesss!rc l;s23 ~
a1v: IT, nseratinc 1oo d. at stc and 81. avtras-
trE ls0 na> Al Sa5 Mccoy 81, averaging 1221 rs,
Exc: Dalsy 81, uvtrnkinr l9o s, ai aAc: ". White
Il. ssesag!nv 1,sa ns. at s,4c; Comstotk Co. las
averaging 80 nH ut <75: ". 1tobbns. 7G Averaging
1.et1 n. At SC also l31. averaging L.2s &c;
Issac Vol Ct Averaging LOO at kl1l IT, az.
1nE l.1so a; 81 t10d ST. averaging Liza hs. At soI
averaging L+h0 s. At <l1Ss While So averaging 1,15a
tlos Il. Livingston 125. ragng l.2oo rs al
&c: u. averaging 1,e5 rs, At 31 xnd II, averaging
l.s01 *l3z; +. - Coon. u Kentucky, Averaging
l1Q M, at 1tc: 0tley. 60 thaoss Averaging 4a 81
SIC. Receipts Tor the wet1 40, OF which sefera
hundred are ttock cattle.
sNEEr-Demand continues good nj 5Xa6tc ant
1@sc fer wooled, Tota! recctnts a.Vo0.
HOoS-Arc In EooA demand for the East and 1T,
| h1.nly held ut i13aleHc.
TAkApclateJ rrfss 9fnntt
, 1866-05-26

mnny, Many Ycnr*-..Mrs Wtns1nSx>A
Soothing Syrup for children tccibiDc has cod the
tttt Of many yrnr., AMI Eescr known 20 fail II Il
perfectly reliable and harmless. It regulates tho
stomach and bowers, cn1ee wind chplc and EriplnE
in the bowels, tof,ens the Gumt. reduces iDlsnl-
NATION and atays all pain Perfectly Eafc IN all
casee. ar millions Of mothers can testify.
, 1866-05-26

TO to the HeAt-1s0 70 Bryant d Strnt4
toms t;hieaGc CoMn,esctal Coltege to get a thoE-
euCh practical business cducau0u, or to become a
good Telegraph Operator. Address foe citculafe,
uHIAST i SIRATIoN. EhlE1cQ, Ql.
, 1866-05-26

NEE iokI, May 2s.
Co17oS-afAIhet &C better. With : tslr deua.nd.
Safes al tc Tor nidallnc sales BY aRctloa today loE
EpVefEna. account 2.40 het at no Lt3A&l24c Tor
low ordinary to atftct 1nsddnuz.
FIoCn-npEeo 1lA &c better. hnt ciosea dull And
hr.xy .ia fse sellers y yesetaay 3, price, ss.;
hoop Quo. and sto. .oaa1t o. for t.ade brands.
NHiE1ET-Ste1ty- Western 1t &z76-
GEAis-Whe4t opened t8.e better and cloJed dull
and hezfy with refusing tn at
yc. rGa5e rr cef-tl1o for oio No. :Chcaso spring:
sttn tct old No2 Milwaukee,: ~ tc: old SDido, and
seHaz e 9gE Lev No. M!sxa9see !sys asu;s i; q s
10 hu el.15. Corn optntd l9:c # e mt closed
dull, Nith yrs geneE4lly Tcfslu. 10 pay yx+tes-
day's n{fceshi E5c for mtyed esteru Hnsound
e.@Scc tonnd do. sftuat: slaa'c Western yrllox
Aad sc Tor 5ouh n yellow Oats oreneo acs!vc and
lc tights. but co.ed dull II ss45se for new Western
FE1Holx.S-Q1iet a1d n1m ut e7xc for crude aud
3:r tor tcnpcu ID bGnd.
GkocxElxs-s;otca s.eaHy. Su1AE firm Cnba. ioka
1lEc. f0asAes Of At tc for Porto sco. 2uo sQc oI
iM,yltIoss-tctk d1i1 II X f,r new rness
psitc xsoSl. cash: 47I:ake932s for old uo and
SaiIGs .sG prime le5a br1s met, for Juue
Luly, August snu Scpc1ubc'. telIer a.d buTtTs %
ton II saJpo 470+sA Beet 1ue: At s:G.tks2l.1i toi
rev plain mess. I, $ct 3tN4ao OF ntw extra mess
Nre{ hAr1h ecxsce AID ern1. teac1n Inactive Gu
meats STEADY At IeH1 Ike tor shoulders. and l7a
ls4c lbr lsAuls, Lard Att at 4s &c. huttcr IN ~eF
AT toc III Uir and 2s 4:c for state. Checsa heav,
| At 1Efx
, 1866-05-26
Markets by Telegraph,

window shades Mt greatly reduced
rriccs. T. Z. Rlt:lsf. 81 itaudolpn.st. c1ls
, 1866-05-26

nesssa Gess ~. =. ~ nsEss!; on sangn@aa
sMatc'. M . ssss H. sy,s Me as a NV
Sns eorlo e. no ree1 unsi! G nfoen5Ga a 1ote 4 o.
~ h. ta " ~ ,t, kS s
the testimony q I'll wig ne It, The atGs
ssen's. "' D " S''''N " ~ dio
h. q ,sir h.; ceScnss nv az ~
ne community @ a. .ssxsa ao s!osnsa rToeas
a. f ~ .ass az. se,h.,n1 s:isnn -
.s. AT p,,,Sc n@ s,e.E nm rersn.
Sffr anG sns sntspg Gng s1n fro o1 as,hms,ie
and IEcnehisi p,seases. Coughs and Colds should
ay ac 4'oense' ot''
a,,,ut.c WHIT. t.eox1 ,pr1 r.tpsec,, O11
q Re Ely ,ea jtsrl,s s:lsls sats e @ PIT
s1sa 'ea Aea' o'asa 'aaAe'7 ''7a 1@aa'
Also, 1,nseed Oh, Raw, boiled md Rsanea: For
taG " = ~ nHo ~ aa So ~
hogEKI tgLE q ~. tisas.sl tses hSen,s ~
Ns"th ana ne 5.oa ,,I,. hicsrd ,
na,chae a. f1eckIcs shon,i n.e P.rryss CELEBRATED
va ~ he r1I H. Il q tse,r ncrn.tciants, Ia itana
sircef: New York Sod hy Mi dr11Tsfsts in chi.
easo I'D j. x,shsft. Pncs II. " ~
A'' - '"'
nnmphrcEs.-A new nui fresh supply
Of uumphFey's speclhc Hon1npath1c Medicines,
| inst received by smith 4 Dryer, wholesale sud
hsnshsss Roaar Es!1as's See
uoxv tn ne..roV Ro1. md fxoarhc.,-
M nr,tc1e known il mo1s eftectnal ihau Hgur's
EX1EnM1SAToit really sna sa.e e e ne, anu kefps r.
;o ana so n ss -, W ar,r. T
~ a.t sMu ~ pan,h ~ =, i.htc.rn ri
"ss ;;;ss}.Si,.ss ~ :snifgG XIII H. ~N.'' '1''
n.,< rr,,,,st,,1.-7r r..t,, ,onra
,.1 a;sc.so n1v X nernns.ton rnrf y.
, 1866-05-26

A BrsISEss observation-disclosures Is worth
doing al all il worth doing we'll No better prepa.
ration for huk!rcts ean he tonud ihan that pur+ur
und-r a Brssni T. SiEa,ton business college
~cnotareh1r.
, 1866-05-26
THE CITY,

i10HE FOE THE FMESpLEss.-The managers viii
give etzawbesty festival on Thursday evening ot
next week, in th: Cro>by Mu.tc Hall, in aid Of the
treasury oftbe Home.
pERsoSA1--Ar. Charles A, Dana. late Assistant
Secretary OF WaT has dissolved his editorial cou.
ncction In th1elco, and il about 10 retIrn 10 New
, 1866-05-26
39ErSDual.

DERSONAL-W ante d-By
L ! physician ha~ing 4 large, 1nc.asve
and rapidly tEcresslnE pracuce' psaT p.,nasnt :
aettroas Of secur1:z az interest ia ,S Esa!-es'
instInmr7ns huxxet md veil appointed onc=..t Tals
oess splendid org. 'Rn,tf xsnsf' sss az eaasi 9
, 1866-05-26

SAW ASD Gnr=r Naturalization Is called 10
the advertisement. In thtt irsue Of etcam and
R17:t mill near Memphis. Tenues<ee lt,.a .,os,A
suporluntty Tor parties wishing TO engage In The
Lumber hu>fuass.
, 1866-05-26

Atlantic White Lead ana LtnAtcd OIL
(t,., OF View York, manufacturers Of Pure While
Lad, Rcd Lead, Lftharec, Glass Makers Red Lead.
&c. -....
Also, Hnsced OIL, Raw, BOILED md Redned. For
eale BY Druggists md dealers generally, and By
ROBERT CULGATE 4 CO., General Agents, 257
Pearl street. New York. octfdSG9-6sta tatew-W.Ee
, 1866-05-26

EOR SALE-A retail city Drug
J. Store, IN good locality for doing bnslnets: ID
oure nt s:f LaEe.ts for parficq:aft, 0jtO
, 1866-05-26
RFal EBtate-Vritp,

TOR SALE-Desirable Business
n rah interest orly. We'll esiao,t.h4d nnd pay1nr
largely: Capital needed to bar tluoi; urcd srIt III
Be cash. JOHN ". HkDshBRl.G, ID Lomo.ri
, 1866-05-26

PRoNo7Eu.-Lienteuapt Eenx!e Bates. of the
First Michigan Volunteers, a nephew Of 1he late
Jopn II. kenzae and General Hunter, and son Of
Eeorgc t.. Bates, Esq, OF this city, has been con.
G,n,cd by the Senate as Captain In the Regular
tntal:r,, his commission to uAe from March, 18th,
1856.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-10

faced OFFS wearing black bonnet and vail ard cape
and dress and holding dark paraso Young lady Of ~ OF
~ wearing hat trimmed with black, light Spring or AL
dress and gray cloth sack and holding fan and between
AID behind the two sweeaeed MISC Of large end slng
eyes who stands in such position that the only article OF de
visible Is o black silx cape. .
Sud not that here life arrested tie very pulse beat
The tale Florence be half read by the dues
eye. .,.
quarter Of mile away fom the entrance gate ere ne
eight long OF mounds TO which so much Of this NE MANY
came 49, that Is the highest number Of the graves ~
there are many score unnumhcred ard the negroes say he
men buried az random IN the old field Chuekeu
EN- in Ike muOns said intelligent negro carpenter WHO
ss often in trouble for trying feed ard help the BOYS ~
ue The OF ground occupied by these known ara
numbered graves incl sed and yagant wander ~
= over the low mounds OF course the Rebels kept reeo
OF this poticr field else why the numbered grayei ButihHt
has not been. and probably never viii be, found.
Mr.. Andrews writes in pleasant unpopular STYLE well
suited TO his subject though it would low and then he
the better for little restraint and Little polishing Tho
chief merit Of his book however is that according to al
Appearances it is the record Of careful conscientious
and a competent observer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-10

PEAT
MS HISTORY LOCATION FORMATION. AND CHAR
ACTER
NEW UTILIZATION or ROC LANDS
THE VALUE AND USE or PEAT IN MS NATURAL AND
MANUFACTURED STATE.
PEAT MACHINES AND MANUFACTURES or FUEL
DESCRIBED
WHERE PEAT is TO BE FOUND, AND HOW TO
FIND 1T.
THE
NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF JULY 10.
sres 10 columns giving history Of Peat In the
With present. prices inter
ss in the Peat question Boy THS WEEKLY TRInusE and learn
what discoveries made Price In wrappers ready fO mall
ing i've cent. Subscription price 81 per snnun
Addrs. THE TRIBUNE New.YOt
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New Publications.
A GENTS WANTED for FRANK MooREs
"wOMEN OF THE WAR"

ovsrnons with paho' and most touching sentiment
Evening Trnnscrpt -,
note ry.e."- NswYoIk Trbgne Harfifd Tines Hartford
Coufau'.
very vlllb'e an original work. -" Boston Traveller
We RAJ records without tie deepest emotion
lHsrf 81 Evening IrrsA
rrsaic, volume Il sea, merit and poPaisr,y-
fsprn.heid Republican. 49,.
6oos nert possessing rsh aud peculiar Interest all '''
own o. tliauf,ii Daily Iims-
Uue interesting works OF tie industrious auhOr"
lBo.'on Daily = lterii.cf.
inct and hrd wiich no other DoOk
Ia. - lint,ofd Daily Coafant
The Aac'Y. and popular book sold b. agents.
Aslf.. IS. = SCRANTON Co.
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orncs OF rHK srRgEr cOSsr,sIoSEn'


rV,O CONTRACTORS.-SEPAR SEALED
der de u Offering viii eyed this Office until II O'Clock
m ofIlURSDAY Augl. W 1885, fo the construction Of STONE
BLOCK PANEMENTS. In
Firltlra ave from Forty SECOND to Fifty eishtl'st;
sscondav~. from llonson 10 Fouiteen,hst;
Thr zenith u. from University place to Ffstsve
rom Greenwich 20 Neytst
ON H0dson 10 West-sti
JhnyfIst T. from Eighth TO Ninth syeGi
bnaueg \. irom Iiud.o on 20 Wes..st
Tblri yTr,,-s, froan Eighth TO Ninth avesL;
Elil.beth 81, from Bayari 10 Grandst
snriny A. from Broadway 10 West u.
Bire.ser-s, frotn Broadway to Boweryi
TIirty fonnlr.i. from Third TO East River aud
Fgnv lith..t frornR I5adway to Eighth
A.sGor BILE PAVEMENT In Eleyenthve. Fourteenth
10 Twey s and Tor Cro.waks Fourthsye the in-
FoyNhs Also Tor the construction Of Sewers
the FLOWING Streets 10 WI
Bl,ecker. ~ be weon Charles Perryst
Sprins.,,. between klzsbrth 4. and the 8owrrv.
f,oalway between Thrtisth AMI Thirty hrstsis
Pishh ave. be fonFteeu,h and kteenthsis.:
Piraye Eglth aud ninth Eleventh aud Twelfth
Sixteenth aud eYrnie-nth-s,s;
E.es between stanton and Rvngon, Delaney and Broome.
and Hester aud Divi.lons,s.
Forty eigiih-st he cen Fourth and Fifth aves,
Fistse between Seventy fuh and SevNnty ninthsts with
branche, Second and In Seventy 6h Seventy sixth eny
seventh and Seventy eighth s sud also Foryhh be-
tween III and LeIingonayes with branches Ia Fih Madison
and Fourth
Specifications and forms for bids be bad this oHe
THOMAssIEPIiENsl Croion
R0BT l. DAERAjh Asaelae.
A. w. CRAVEN. ) Board
Ohee Croton Aqueiaci Department, Ausus,i 1856.
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Giiuatlons iuanteo-5emaIes.

NNTANTED-By a respectable young Woman, q
w eTrIIiTrOy In a nrvai. family as NURSE end SEAM
STRESS work. in the city Best Of reference
A NUMBER Of well recommended German Giris
want EQUATIONS 30 general H0USEWORk, Sc a. Aif'
LOVES German lsu;e No Il stsnonst near tue n,m.ry
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Giluailons tl)anteo- alGles.

4 SITUATION WANTED as GARDENER or
n FARMER by scochnen; good Goodman required
capacity; fy coupent good reference Address a. .,
bune Office. - @Sr-
A SITUATION wanted by competent young man
~ (Au eicau) dive EIprss would IKE 70 learn ne
Plumbing business address 8 C., No I'll Lewbs CAeh
cepionable reference given.
XxTANTED-By an experienced BOOKKEEPER,
w aSfTUATON in Maintaining Company or JohbAs o.
Commission Home doing large business competent 20 sse
ebsge n uy OF reference from present emp
er. ami others. required Any cmmniaiion ado ea 20
GILBERT No. Oh North Teuh, Phade pha' VII receive prompt
ani business ike attention.
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Doaro aN0 Rooms.
Summer Retreats.

ORIENT SPRING HOUSE, AMI. -, Mas>.-Thu
~ Horse has bee re rly furnished mi la- order BY
soon g.nlemeu u Aas all the uo.erD
aui Ni be KEEP a lls halsc BY JOHN 4 fAsh1
formerly proprietor OF tie Marlboro Hotel Bosn and Bellevue
House. Newport X. T.
lti,very plsay siu'ie ner the valley + tie onseetH:
River, amherst aud l-outd. towns. The ~
Sprns si.,ed esr house are cpbrei or their ped
qualities aud believed By many c!snhe 10 be sopfo' 70
those - ssra.oga
The haniif,l; fhins sni hunting
a del sEf laer tx laiilss TO spend ils suuIe. ~.
john >. rARkS 49,.
r. +. NlMAN. '''f''~
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nR LANNON'S Paris, London aud New-York
~ Special Treatment n Local Coua0nal Nervous Diseases
Structure fitua and Plies oh,e 10 10 Broadway, Ncw-Y0rs
"""-~ al ennaaitou on 10 a. IN TO y lcAtsp saEdAJO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-10

nROP into any frst-cass bookstore and get
~ Broken IIsrues.; simplicity and Fascination - Woman
Agains, Woman" Twice Lost Man'ions. hoa'ekerpsr|
Brde'md' "The Queen Of The you will lave de-
published and zach has had great success
LOHING. Publisher. Boston.
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6orscs am farms Uanieo
Go Set.

Go Get
CTORE to LET in the BOwery-The BEST LoCA.
- TON In NegYoTk for business purposes w. 2 Bowoy n
budns coTeng VI %. 0l h secoud and ihrc eoC
for business purposi the Ing part Ass A the mpTovmsn<
and in conn ste order. . g. \ NONbfAf,
No. 2fs Grand p. and No 2li bcw'ry.
Tg,O GENTLEMEN.-A large and we-iuTEshed
FRONT ROOMto LET with Go e. s,f beh, &c. ioesn9a
central Family private Terectabe Any 10
DRAYTON No. 59 Brosd~ay
yEO LET-The FURNISHED DWELLING ". q
Ciymes' Ni.hansburch, n the most hesy I'D ssh '",eis
rsr Of The city Bed ofGve. The
10 iue tenant II VII not be i 20 Emily OF u
ferson. Possession given mue iaey Appiy on the pm.'
TTO RENT-ln hounshing iowa. y houn ifoin
4 Ne,y.York fue large STONE tACTOPf BUILDING 700
feet power engage. All nearly Adires LOCK-
Box No. a. B-ilg port. Conn.
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Gorporailon Notices.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public Notice is hereby
" 70 tie or owner' occupant Or occupant. OF ell
,h he following have ben and are 0aa !.
syns cro..w,ls: in Third irse, opposite No. ga
2dFor laying clOwa ia Wetreet from southeast corner Ct
laying cro..vE, from nOh.we., Of
. F i ,Su eTa'. from norta.eiy corner
sh@For iayur eo..wsT rom sOuhea,t the soshwe,t
e-For buildine Forty S.,ree from present 'ewsr
7For paving Mulberry sre, fom Blocker to Houston street
sth-For paving Thirty from siIth seveuthavu
s-Eer paving Twentieth fsm Broadway Fourth
70 paving Forty 6h fom Sixth Ninth
The limits embraced by such Assessment include all the ever
siBoih side. Of dee, between Avenue ard Ayenne c
street 4 f Ire h CA either street from sosh east
3D. On both side. Of reewchs,et the extent Of half the
block Courd to Dey street and on the north side Of Court
Of half the block fom Greenwetree to
broadway, aud from Gresnwiehs'rer to Msshn:,onrssL
street to the eIt hair the block either from north east
sih-on boh the extent Of hall the
WAITS the extent Of half the block cas-, and ~e'' Of Gr'n
s,h"an both sides Of Forty sixth Tenth
7,S0n both side. q Mubeny street Blee and ou
and the extent Of half the block either way on BefcAer
both sides Of Thirty from u Sixth to tie Sew
snueI and to the extent OF haf the block ether way the
inrrseciing streets.
9hon both side OF Twentieth street from Broadway to Fourth
0h-On both side, e hh street om The Sixth TO the
Ninth and to the extent Of hall The block either way on the
intereciing streets.
An person. who interests affected by the above named Assess
uenis opposed 10 the or either Of them are re-
objections In writing 10 Que OF TIE under
sispel At thor Office CHAMBERRSTREET BASEMENT
NEW COURT HOUSE, within thirty days from the date Of this
notice . =. a..-.n,
!Sas : !! q Sahsff Board of Assessors
ISAAC q. HUNT,
ocs Bo.sD As,E,'On, New cOur. IIou.e Aus 10 1906
CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENr-TO
~ CoNTR &C rORS-scaed Proposal. wi be Ills
ofhes otund City Hal Par until II occk OF MONDAY
1856 for the construction OF DAM aud its
FOR sra re.eryo Boyds Corners in tie township
Kent Putnam County. Nrv-lork.
Propos mn. Proposal for Dam. &C. fr Storage
Ia County, Tor the Croton Aqueduc Department
and must the bidef and dr OF his
Plans aud specifications obtained at thr ON
of the Engineer charge Bods CorncTs Came. speeh
cations can also be obtained tiis ofico - .
'-''' THOMAS SrEPHENs,) cro,on
ROBT l.. DARRAGH ' Aquedust
A. w CRAVEN, } Department
New.York. Jay % 1906
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psOoins CARDS, ~t.

ALVIN EvERDELL~ SONS, no Io4 Fulton st
n wEDDINH cARnS'"d ZINE STAT loSERG Nii.sa'S~
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A GENTS WANTED for HORACE GREELEY'

n UEN1N WANT I'D INT IIONhNE uNEI1IIEI
N AMERICAN CONFLICT"
Vol of this History with unparalleled succss-3b0o0
emphacay ndocd by the Of
parties by leading Generals Of the army by the President
Cabinet aud Representatives In Congress. state
Governors Literary and BY lhou,ands politically opposed to the
sBhor.
Vol II lard Asl will be Published IN August and viii than
rusn tie high character o. the first In rs preparation the vas,
time labor aud psntng search devoted TO csrenl
sitting Of the crude surface material adopted by eaisr writer's
without vGcsoo aud TO the collection OF important information
hitherto ksdBeludng much the HebI
sdecannot under Qualifications Of tie author 20
produce record Of Surprising excellence which will npee al
other subject. q. d. CASE Co., PuOishrTs
"a Cam.
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FISHING TACKLE of every variety for SALE ~
4 }. h. GROOM No so Ealton. loc,veen and Pes Nov
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-19

Our News SummRry---FrOmt the Mails
Baron Rothschild's cellar of clarel
wine in Paris is valued at $4,000.
The snow in some places in Minnesota
has been 80 feet deep. s',.'
Lord Brougham is president of bri-
gade of crossing sweepers in London.
A nice theatre is connected with the
insane asylum at Utica. 4asz-
Ablue limestone opera house is build
ing ut st. Paul.
Twenty-fiv girls were recently turned
out of the U. S. Treasury for quarrel
ing.
Five newspapers have just been com
menced in Constantinople.
The Prince ofwaIes is one of the cat.
tle-plague committee in England.
AnIndianapolis bridegroom paid his
marriage fee in bologna sausages.
They tell of a dairy farm in Callifor,
MIA which comprises 1900 acres.
Look out for Jackson's phiz on the
five-cent currency.
Fffty-three brothel-keepers Were ar.
rested in single night. at Chicago re-
Gently.
The population of Ireland decreased
4646 and the number of inhabited
homes decreased 16, III, last year.
A Yreka (Cal.) women was divorced
Mt noon, one day recently, and mar
ried again ut p. m. on the same day.
Mrs. Ould, who attempted to murder
her paramour some time since at Rich
mond, has been fined one cent and re-
leased.
De Bow estimates the next cotton
crop in the South at 1,50O,0 600 bales, or
about a million less than the best judi
ges, heretofore.
AT a revival meeting in Louisville, n
watch was stolen from the pocket of a
clergyman while he was walking up
and down the aisle asking sinners to re-
pent. 's
Yhe yellow hair Juror is raging in
London, and women with the darkest
tresses are dyeing them carrot-color.
Grayness or badness in two years is
tho penalty. t-15
The commissioner ofinternal revenue
says each subscriber to paper agreeing
to take stock in a company, must attix
stamp to the document unless he pays
down.
The Memphis, Tenn, Bulletin states,
as a remarkable example of the growth
of that city, that 5000 new houses have
been erected during the last year.
A man undergoing imprisonment for
life in Wisconsin, for murder, has been
discovered to be efnnocent, another man
confessing the crime.
At a recent fancy dress ball, given by
the ultra fashionables of Paris, Asia
was represented by Russian lady
whose hair, arms and dress blazed with
the light of diamonds. Her entire fit
cost 100000.
Rev. Mr.. Stebbins having been Missed
at public meeting in San Francisco,
turned upon his assailant with, 81 hear
a hiss; did ever word of truth fall in
to the vortex of hell without sending
up hiss2" ...--4rr
A Western soldier, who has been
through all the campaigns and shared
in many of the fiercest battles of the
war, writes from his home that he
'snever realized the horror of war till he
got home to Indiana, and found his
girl married to stay-at-home dry
goods clerk.