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The Senate Jonmittes on Foreign .ISeia;ic.ss
l:5e .epe;:eG withoat recommendation. re
!or1inaiion Q: Gen. Lewis Camp &C IG:..is-
G. ONE Republic O. t!exi1o
.*:ho So:foll:. :Trg;aiaz publishes u. !:o!!o-!-
M a,5e7 fscn ,. .. c!uy, 20 5wc Federal Gil
3e>e aao nae: charge Of li:a i. lie cap:.iivi::,:
EoaT2Zss Mos?Ro,, April &c, 2255a
Captains 3laE2~,an onG .LLe.rais:
3EsHTLEs1E::!-Jn Inc ega O: de3a,;u.s, and
ac c last act, I tender 1eu IL i nave 20 oda-
ny thanks and grateful Acknowledgement
your repeated kind Offices and eou!tesies TO one
dearer to me tbar myself, wher ii deep ATTIC
ion, my beloved wife.
I may forget it, for / am bu5 mai. Tie
eocd God never will May 81 reward you.
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s7-l,LI2HAOlD.EARY C-ILNC Es IN PEA.L
-! EST I've offer for s;!e The following
-ery -slufole ocope4t.ez in anG neal AlexLn-
az" -. 81: <.I .is, 'E.~.
lr'he .LCIr a. tie noruhess corne:, o. Prince
and ,:'jLt streets, not west Of Farmers Branch
3 nj 80 iec* oi. Prince enc g. on Fits street.
covered with sn.sll te1enen.s ard nowoccuped
b., ,. ark and others. / fair cre(,:t allowed.
Ire Orphan 4-sylrrl 2rounos-sGG feet frcnJ,and
1G- :ect I inches deep to a nine feet sllev-iir-
proved by Q frame dwelling CASH
"a -GTse LOT south Idle King street, a
2hort distance east Of Feyton street. Cash.
z-5ouc : ACRES 9: IVES. End, on Duke
street and :hrto.'s all road, divided By the
5oziolG .hs is tie only eligible property Tor
age :cil!'a' deSot now to be Trad in the sub
ur;s Ct .-(ex:.nd.is. Z liberal credit
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Several 7ery PGEkSANT TCCILS o?c-' Ia
Bakery no. &. South Fairfax street
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

PROCEEDINGS OF CoNGREss. Senate,
yesterday, passed the bill approprlating $685.
548 to reimburse West Virginia for moneys
expended lii rai:srg troops during the late war;
srd agreed to tie ropolt CT the conference ccm-
mittee on Ks bill to re-establish telegraph
Leaf o.. With Guve. It limits the charge
to 70: acre than SO so for telegraphipg ten
wcn's. This bill now awaits the signature OF
the President The posioihce appropriation
BIZ, Containing section refusing payment to
c2Y5ai-, officers appointed by the President Gu
inc tie recess Of tho Senate, vas recalled
iio.I, tie :lousc, and the vote by which it vas
)c,seG .eccrsidercd. The bill was then made
JIG crt:aI OF 1de day for Monday next. The
BIZ &c facilitate commercial, postal and military
cc..-.:uu;oqtion pet-,ean tic scveltl states was
leb5 teC az considerable icagt!:.
--':.e :=o2se ,,,eccosi;sc2ed lie rec - Tiic'l
&c NY o;E 7cs ie,i:=G': sIn 2econ-mltled
i: &c IL: ALTAR 5oul.lite=. .eco .s!on @as
c:te:.f oac os:ny 2o;eoj2c = 20 an:
l5l.ce4; Is E-:2;75 ,::Ht>ic,.c O. tj-acr;2 ,
i 31po:c q :o,"as; = IS 2;2:' eecap;
:3a s..il.i ~ u ..,a.iJ }. 4,a2c1H-
sica e.. 7il2 i. .ro -: ',e e 4 aG:,;i,
tIi5 I:tcc- - Cjo5.%Ge ~ ~ J.-l1a .a7-
lag PEG, s,,a1 -, !;;r;0. i:'eEo
offered: alt .5joc:sL 10 -, ~. ia: re- pissed
yeas &C, nays &: III i o..ly iecri-e the
Signature o. tie P,esiden: &C become a law
iiiou3c also passed the Cena:e bill 70 colpleite
tie erster1 division Of the U1io2 Pacific rail
road. another bach Of testimony r;as reported
Gv the reconstruction committee. Several ter
rtorial bills were taken up ass:1H passed..
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nor RENI.-The comfortable three rdf2sa
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GGzEss FOR RENT. frsa-class hCUSJ'
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:. RAPE CIAECE.
The subscriber offers 70 sell ais entire :toc.:o
HARDWARE,

iION RENT.-Tne two lower aooMc in ID,
u GAZETTE building, on Prince street Wlt'
gas waite. &C. admirably situated for otlceS.
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made by Mr.. Grinnell, a Representa-
tive from the State of Iowa, in the pres
ence OF the House, upon the character
OF MIR. Rousseau, a Representative from
the State of Kentucky, were in violation
OF the rules regulating debate and the
privileges OF Its members founded
thereon, and merit the disapprobation
of the House.
Mr.. Benjamin moved to lay the reso-
luton on the table, which was carried
without division
The question required on the 3rd
resolution reporte by the committee,
as follows:
Re8otved, That Chas. d. Perribacker.
of KY, Mr.. Gregg, of KY, and John s.
McGrew, of Ohio, by their presence
and participation in a premediated per-
sonal assault between Hon. Mr.. ROus-
seau, of KY, and Hon. Mr.. Grennell,
OF Iowa, on account of words spoken
In debate, in which the persons, If not
the lives of the members Of this House
were imperrilled, were guilty Of a
violation of its privileges, they are
hereby ordered to be brought to the
oar OF this House to answer for their
contempt of its privileges.
hr. Eldridge moved to lay the reso-
luton on the table, (which was mega
The resolution was then agreed to by
vote of IS to 40.
Mr.. Banks called up the motion to
reconsider the vote by which the first
resolution was rejected, stating that If
1t was RECONSTRUCTED, he would as a SUBJ
stitute for that resolution, offer the res
olution reported by the minority. The
vote was reconsidered, and Mr.. Banks
offered as a substitute for the first reso-
luton, the resolution appearing as the
amendment of Mr.. Stevens. The reso-
luton was agreed to. Yeas SO; nays 80.
Mr.. Hale desired to offer resolution
declaring the language of Mr.. Grinnell
a violation of the rules, which was OBJ
The House at 6 P. NJ. adjourned, the
thermometor being then at 9S.
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INC AntI.Rent TronbIes,

ALBANY, N. Y, July 1.-THE anti
rent troubles have broken out afresh in
this county, and have assumed rather
serious character. The sheriff while
endeavoring to execute legal process,
has been fOrcibly resisted, and he and
his deputies violently assaulted. The
sheriff left here yesterday to eject one
Peter Warren from the premises occu-
pied by him. He was accompanied by
six deputies. His arrival at point
| about five miles from the seat of war
was in some manner communicated to
the disatected, from Knower Station.
But they were met all along the road
by parties who gave expression to
their feelings by demonstrations of
varied character. Arriving at the
house of Mr.. Warren they were con-
fronted by party of twenty men, who,
however, offered no opposition. The
| doors were locked, and although the
sheriff informed the inmates that the
matter might be amicably adjusted
they would not admit him. He then
burst open the door and succeeded in
getting one of his legs inside when the
door was forced shut and his limb very
severely squeezed. Finally he effected
an entrance, when he again attempted
to conciliate, but all to no purpose. He
then directed his deputies to execute
the writ of ejectment by remov-
ing the furniture. But as soon
as they proceeded to the work they
were surrounded on all sides by up
wards of seventy-tive resolute and de-
termined men, none of whom were
masked or in the least disguised. The
sheriff received several blows, and
deputy sheriff Jas. Gillisper was very
roughly used. Finding It impossible
to execute the writ with small force
at his disposal, the sheriff withdrew
from the premises, the anti-rentors
hooting at him and challenging him to
make an arrest. They We're armed
with clubs but displayed no fire arms,
although it is believed they had them.
They defied the sheriff to execute any
writ, and gave him to understand that
any attempt to do SO would be vio-
lently resisted no matter what
might be the result.
The Sheriff and his party then re-
turned to this city and at once issued
an order to the commanding officer of
the 10th Regiment New York State
Guards to detail one numbered men
from his command, fully armed and
equipped, to proceed to the seat of war
TO aid him in executing the Writs of
ejectment held by him.
The force will leave tomorrow morn
ing at half past seven O'Clock, under
command of acting Col. Jas. McFar-
land, and will remain in the disaffected
district as long as their service may be
required.
Should the force be insufficient to
cope with the enemy, the whole of the
military in the county will be ordered
out.
There is considerable excitement in
the city, and the different company ar
mories are busy places tonight.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival of the eamerPeriere

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE steamer
PerieIe, from Havre the 9Th, via Brest
the 9TH, has arrived.
BREsT, July Prussia and Italy
have refused the armistice.
The Italians have crossed the river Po
The Augustburg Gazette says that
Benedek had demanded $4,000 rein
forcements.
The same paper has a report that
to supersede Benedek.
The Notifications of Vienna were be.
ing increased, and 500 guns are now in
A Prussian army debouching from
Electoral Hesse, has entered Bavaria.
A fight occurred at Meinnegen on the
4th, between BaYarian corps and a
RUSSIAN army under Earl Falkenstein,
No particulars.
The Austrians have en- tirely evacu.
ated Lombardy, and retreated across
O..
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New YORK. market.

NEW 4OHks July IL.
Cotton firm at Se9SSc for middlIng up.
lands. Flour dull, heavy and lO925c lower;
81 l5@S 10 for extra State; IS 3O9lO % for extra
round hoop Ohio and $40 O5Gl2 90 for trade
brands, closing dull. Whisky quiet at 81 2O@
2 25 for western. Receipts OF Wheat none;
market dull and sc lower; sales of 200 bush.
at 81 10 for new No. Milwaukee; So 90 for
new amber Jersey. Receipts of Rye none;
rye Is heavy and dropping. Receipts of Bar
ley none; barley is dull. Barley Malt is dull
and nominal. Receipts OF Corn 1850 BUSH:
the corn market opened firm and closed a
shade hrmer with fair demand; s29S3c for
unsounds new mixed western and S3&@Sl1Sc
for sound. Receipts Of Oats 27,lOO bushels;
market lie lower; sales OF q 900 bush. at 5O65lc
for Chicago and S5c for handsome new crop
Jersey. Coffee hrm; sales 5000 bags Rio on
private terms. Sugar quiet and steady; sales
OF 475 hhdS Cuba MuScovRdo at l03S6ll5<c
30 boxes Havana at l2c. MolasSeS QUIET.
Hops quiet at l56l65c for 1865 crop. Petrole-
UNI firm; sales 800 bbls at 22923c for crude
and S893gc for refined In bond. Pork heavy
and lower at SSl l211S93I S71z for new mess,
closing at S3l 5Oregulaf; SO 5O9YO 90 for old do
and S2I O0928 o. for prime. Beef steady at
SIG O092l 90 for new plain mess and sal 5O9
"a 50 for new extra mess. BEEF Hams nomI-
nal. Bacon dull. Cut meats steady at l31[3
l51Sc for shoulders and lT1l92Oc for hams.
Lard dull at lS620%c. Butter quiet at 2O923c
for Ohio and Z7@40c for State. Cheese dull
and lower at Bm2lc.
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The Dry Goo,ls Market.


The following is the report of the Dry
Goods Exchange, jobbers' prices:
Brown SheetinRS-SalmOn Falls A 2III: do.
Q 2S1S; Shawmut 23IS; Schetiuker A II: do.
B y; Stark A o. do. 81 q; fine brown Bed.
ford 17i Booth H II; do. o %; do. s a: do w
321s; Great Falls NJ q; do. ISL. PrintsHAi-
lens 49, Amoskeag 10; Arnolds II; CochecO q;
ner & Co. 2l515S; Hamilton 81; London Mourn
ing lS2S; Lancaster 20; Lowell Tx; MeFrimac
2li do w y; Pacific 201I; Richmond 20; Sprague
Frocks 2l31SS; do. fancy No. 2 Sullivan Is: FAC.
tory ~. Cosets-Erench wooden BIB IL OO6
~ W, gold; &C II 609l2 50, gold. ShIrts-J W
standard dress shirts No. IS per dozen SI6 90:
No: $50 IS 90; No. 200 81 90. Paper Collars
Metropolitan Collar Company, Byron No. L
10 90 to IS 90; Silver corrugated n %: Gold.
smith, aotfman & CO. patent Precipitation
proof Byron 50 90; Shakespeare 40 20; cufflj
50 100. Hoop -BradIey's Duplex EilIp-
tic per dozen sI159l 0S; do; trail do. l Is; Ny
erS's XXI, wide tapes, 6S9l To- do. TX l. narrow
tapes do 4S97S. Magic RuffieS-Gennine.
with trade mark, l8 .; No. 2, 2 90: No. 8, 8 IS;
No. I, 50; home made No. l. 4 so; No. 2, so;
No. 3, so with discount hard. rubber Cra.
vats-31-inch No. 2, so; I-inch 5 25 and IS.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL,
gIIseelIaneoua Items.


The New York World predicts that govern.
quote as follows:
''The recent statements of the publ,c dab,
published by the Treasury Department have
shown a decrease in the amount OF the ma
tional debt. The revenue OF government for
the fiscal year Just closed was $3.50 1886 ISL, q
sum much beyond what the expenditure OF
the government ought to be and probably
Will be. Government bonds have, therefore,
reached their maximum amount, and, as
capital increases, the floating surplus will
EEK them for investment. The demand
rom THIS source alone-the annual growth
OF noattng capital-Will carry their price
s5naEes, bonds and mortgages, and other first
cIsss securities, government bonds ofier the
o3IeSLs cheapest, and most profitable employ-
nent Ior money In the market"
the earnings OF the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh
LaAIEoad Tor June show decrease of $50 ass 10
9S compared with the same month OF lS65
Cne earnings for the year thus far have ileen
as IoIioWs: January, Sl6S799: FebrI1sry
S!5I, vi; March, Sl67 yO07; April, SiTS7S2. MAJ
SIS, OS2;; June, Sl95, lS7 95. ''
The following Is the statement for June In
ISs8MFlra,0ht go, ,oo -.
.l9O 9S
nseIo s. $50 81
htiScellaneous--...--....... 500 90
1ro,, "
Freight, PSssengeTs sSsSi 8
4o,285 81
4oLau %
Decrease In regular tram c............ $50 IS
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Plttshnrrho nInrl,et-

PITTSBURGH, July IL.
A general dullneSs pervaded the market
yesterday on account Of the indifference on
the part OF either sellers or buyers to dispose
or purchase; the light supply on the market
low prices; expectations of still lower figures
and last, though perhaps not least the in
tensely hot weather. The prices OF crude, re-
hned In bond and free were nomlnally un-
changed since our last report. There is nc
were unable to see the wharfmnster and
therefore cannot say what the receipts at the
wharf were. James wilkins received $50
barrels, which is the only lot we have TO re-
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Sc. Louis SIarItet.
sr. Lou1s. InlY ~.

81. LOUIE July II.
Flour in fair demand and 25c lower on me-
dunn low grades, and SOC on best qualities:
sales at 81 5OaB 90 for spring extra; S. 50d9 %
for fail extra, and $40 509l4 . for Xxx. Wheat
2i7, and choice 81 O@2 Is. Corn, white fiFf5
at S49s6c, and mixed yellow 6897Oc. Oats
dropping at 42948c. Pork unchanged. Bacon
easier; shoulders l6c; clear EideS 2lJ<62IIIc
WhisEN active at q iaA2 N
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Buffalo Mnrlret

BUFFALO, July Is.
nominal. Corn-Sales early this D. m. Of No:
2Chieago at CSC; later sales Of 6O.O0O bush at
1Oc Tor No. 2 and 701H97lc for No. /, closing
quiet, buyers Offering Zoe for No. and hold
ers asking lie. Oats heavy and inactive. No.
chicago Wheat q 20. Barley and RYE
Inactive and nominal Canal FreIghts 10
New York, wheat lSc, corn l5c, oats &c.
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New YORK CntfIe nInrI.et.

The market for beef cattle is without deci-
ded change. Weather sulIFy and exerted
q powerful influence ON the market; sales
slow at about last weeks figures, although
the number Of cattle on sale was small and a
larger proportion of the cattle were put over
until next week. Had the weather not been
so excessively warm prices would have been
higher.
Veals were in demand and prices did not
vary much from last week.
Sheep and Lambs sold quite freely at from
50 50 to $500, the different grades varying
Hogs have sold moderately fast consIderIn
the very unfnvofable state Of the weather.
The total receipts Of all stock at ali the
yards for this week and last were:
At Allerton's-BeeveS 1883 COWS lB calves
40, sheep and lambs 40.
At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 20, COWS Y, veal
calves 2l3, sheep and lambs 8425.
At O,BTten's-CoWB 10, calves 8, sheep and
lambs 800. -
At Chamberlains'-B eeves 70. COWS 81 veal
calves 1872, sheep and lambs 7SO2
To butchers dlTect-BeeVes I799 calves 9j0
sheep and lambs $500.
Total-BeeveS MS, cows l23. calves 1892
| sheep and lambs Is, 247, swine 6g7B,
Total last week-Beeves 1854, COWS G.. veal
l l2,5I7. : -
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TBy TeleRraph.l
Spirit OF the Stock MARKET.
No., Uou,r ~,

NEW YORK. July II.
The Posts money article says:
Gold Is strong to-day in anticipation that
the next news from Europe will be less favor
able to the restoration OF peace. The stock
market Is Irregular. Governments are steatsy
without much activity. Railroad shares are
rather lower in sympathy with Erie in which
there Sns sudden break in the manipulR-
ton of the stocks. After the board New
York Central sold at 1919; Erie $50.
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New York Money and stock Market.
NEuy Vnpv T1Iy IT

Money market steady at 5@8 per cent,
Sterling quiet at 1O99lO9N.
Gold hrmeT; opening NJ 1491S, advancing 10
1875 and closing at 1909.
Government Stocks less active but without
decided change; g, coupons, 1855, 1854; 1881,
2Stoc6tS a;,ao3s. pItSst - fSt =
Chicago 90; Chicago q Rock Island 81; Chicago
d Northwestern 3S1S; do preferred $50; I'LL
nois Central 1913; Cleveland & Pittsburgh 85L<;
Michigan Southern S31<; Michigan Centfsi
l069zi Reading ll04; Hudson lis; Erie $50;
New York Central 1885; Western Union
Telegraph 53E; Tennessee Is 70; United States
Steamship Co. ll6.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO July IL.
Flour dull and declining. Wheat dull and
4cloWer; Sales A amber 81 %, and No. 2 amber
mixed; 7Sc for No. l white, and &c for do
yetIoW. Oats lie lower. Lake Frelghts dull
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Chiearo MARKED,

CHICAGO, July II.
Flour dull and declined 2593Sc, Wheat
unsettled and declined 1866; sales at Si 80
4S for No. l, and e0c for No.2 Corn Hctiye
and advanced 292Nc; sales at 635<a57c for
No. !, and 5295fzc for No. 2 Oats duii and
declined lG sales at 2991Hc for No, /. and
N921le for 10. 2 Provisions dull. FTeIghts
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Oswero Market,
OsWEGC

OSWEGo, July IL.
Flour dull, at 5O975c lower; SIO9lO 8 for
No. 1 spring; Sl1 509l2 IS for red winter, and
Sl4 IS for Xxx. Wheat quiet and lower; No.
spring held at 81 IS. Corn quiet; No. l
Illinois neld at &c. Oats nominal. Canal
exc to New York,
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- A1s~Ne'S~s =
There Is nothing later nom the Liverpool
cottan market than received per the Nova
Scotian. Our telegram from Liverpool ON
morning of the 7lh gives the following prices
which are probably however the closing rates
Of the 9Th. ConSols S65f9S65zi U. s. 5-4S, o.
9G22ii Erie shares T9S77{; Illinois Central
The aavre cotton market to-day is very
99 nSt. Tres Bas ordinary lT5L9l7Uf.; Bias do.
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New OrIenna nInrILet

NEW ORLEANS, July IL.
Cotton hrm. sales 1000 bales low mIddling
at 829Ac. To-day's receipts 81 bales Re
ceiptB for four days 500 bales, against 1287 last
week. Exports 5767 bales. Stock 10000
bales. Sterling IS. New York Exchange par,
z premium. FFeIghts firm; 70 New York
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CNCINNAII, Jnly 1.-THE important
suit pending in the United States Cir
cult Court for the district of Indiana,
brought by the Clark Sorgo machine
company of this city, against Kratz q
Heilgeman OF Evansville, Ind, for the
infringement OF Hedges patent sugar
cane mill has been settled, the defen-
-dantB paying damages for the full
amount claimed and costs. l
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m Special to ae RheetinO 1ntelHasnoer.-
SMITHS FERRY, July IL.
A fire broke out at the Island Run
Oil Wells, near Smiths Ferry this af-
ternoon, totally destroying eight flow
ing wells, sixteen derricks, the Lupton
Hotel, &c. A man named Anderson
was badly burned, and it is feared he
cannot recover. There is no estimate
of the loss. The fire originated at the
"Tree Derrick" from drawing tubes
with an engine.
4.soP. M.-The flames are under con-
troll and no farther damage is antici-
pated. OPERATOR.
P. s.-The loss at Island Run is es-
timated at $50, 900.
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NASHVILLE, July l6.-No quorum in
the House-70 members present. r..
Williams, from Carter county, was ar
rested by the Sergeant-at-Arms and
brought to the House and held in close
custody. Judge Frazier issued a writ
of habeas corpus in favor of Williams.
A resolution was passed to arrest seven
other refractory members.
The Governor commissioned the DO
lice commissioners to-day.
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The Latest News.
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Fire at the Island Run on welIs.

by Ihe Union Line:
ONCE, corner of Main and Monroe street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-18

New YoRK, July 1.-THE Posts
special says: The Senate Committee
will report the nomination of Mr.,
Randall for Post Master General, to the
Senate, for such action as it may deem
proper -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-18

New YoRK, July 1.-THE steamers
Tentonia from Hamburger, and Tails
man from Jamacia have arrived, but
bring no news. The Heroic, from
Havre, is signalled.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-18
MnRnuRee NInrkef.


Flour hrm. Wheat unsettled; sales at 81 g
for No. 1. Corn S41<c. Oats S8c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-18

CINcrNNAT1. July 1.-THE Union
Coal and Oil Company's Refinery at
Maysville, KY, was partially destoy-
mostly in oil. Insurance not kown.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-18
]. s. RHoDEs

HAs REMOVED HIS STOCK TO THE
l Back part OF the Religious Book Store
Room and will open out this morning with
Good inst colored Prints at 125<.
Heavy yard wide Brown Ansiins at sc
An Wool DeLAines In spring ColoFs at 800.
and other goods at les prices than ever.
opE2 - Il -. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-18

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more than 900 being in use. All warranted
SATISFACTORY or no sale. Descriptive circulnrl
sent on application. Address,
]. O. HOADLEY q CO.
Jy1z7Smeod LAWRENCE, Mass.