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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-11
tGOrrefpDnnen3 Der 9ennefTee
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Gin Snuptn1itteT aur k6rberune 6er
4anbntrtbf daft iinb unIfreifig Die lamb .
rtrtbfAaftIi@en 8ereine, inoem biee
feIbgn eiaerieits alfmuntern0e Gintuirs
lung onf Wit0Iteber unN glihtmitalie.
Der ousibers, tDdbrenb ollr6 eeoeniet.
tiee @erbinbuHe Der GARNER, bieIe
gleueruneen, un0 pelentlide Serbeifes
Tunasn eraieIt uerDen f6nnen, bic benz
GiRaeInen unm6gIicb finb.
Man fam fid Der 9ofTnung binges
ben, hab bic beutfde giniuanberlng in
biefen Gtaat auneHHe, mas fiir ieOen
GinieInen nur ben SnterefIe fem fam,
OebDesen III 60 aud 4Fidt, oaB Ses
her ieiIt ni6DIi1fes 0a5u beitraoe, oas
2ecs Tksg Qgnitebler az erIeihtern
Gas bssfige 3li1no eienet Iidb fur
8aMlnlpele, 0ein, 8abat, Sbft uno
ale m5eIiHen Nrten bon Getreioe.
Die @ieb3u1t f6unte auf einen Boben
Grfr0N 0ebra6t nernen nn0 eS DranNt
fi9 Ote Sra8e auf: ,,Barual iit oennod
Die GintDanserung bierFer 70 gerin0 ?"
Ser 4aupteruil0 oarin 1T tuohl, ME
Bel alien iaoIi1en @roaten,. Der uns
beiLboAe BirgertrieG, aIlein hieies ues
bel pirD mad un0 nod gebeiIt tper0en,
menn ben Gmigranten ieoe m6gIide
grIeidterilne eebnten miro, un6 anftatt
Aob Der Gtaat tauIenbe bon Cellars an
&aeMten UeFaus9abt, mn ii6er 2an0 nno
8erbdltniee Elm bellies Qibt su perbrei.
ten, bin i6 Eberaeugt, baB Br6mien
unb Geitrdge fur Ianomirtbf mnftIihe
8erbeferun0en, unA MnIeoune bon
9Fon5fAulen, aus oenen Anfieoler gu
Qani biaieen @reifen 9kume, gEeins
reben, NauIbeerfaamen, be3ieben f5ns
nen, foiuie Niasa1ine, no refine CUTE
0ualitatgn bon @dmereien ieber Dirt
beaDaen nerDen f0nnen, our S6rberung
Der Ginwanberuno beitriige .@s lift fiber
bieIen 2eiern iDebl beipubt, iueIm' me-
fentIiGher nuteri@ieO nur stuif6en ben
@attnnoen ObtuaiteE, ME DerlhieOgns
artig be 2lrbeiten oueeefiibst Ueroen
miiifen, Durm 8o0en unA 6IiN1a here
fdieDen, @hOn nlanher 2anDmirtb
bat Dleleidat bic Grfabrung oemadjt uie
btel beNer Obfbdurpe oebeiben, Bic In
0Ietber Wesenb eepFanst, ais tpent,
DieieIben bnIb aus9etrc6net aus Ser
fsrne be3ogen iver0en nliiHeu, oboeles
hen bapon, Dab Der 9rels nod bel
I0ber III. qDie gerne uiirben giele
lntt GBeinreben 8erfuhe aniteLIen ,toenn
@Fanslinge bilIie 81 erbaIteu waren,
anb Gerf9erAng uorbanDen, DaB bic
@oyte a@t. GbenfO balte i'd Onfir, oab
BE N1nnlbeerbaume bisr uobIeebeiben
wigben, Mnb baOur9 aud Der 8eioens
suGt Gineane cerf@afFt pnrbe. glnd
Die 8iehsud3t s6nnte nn0ennein efh6hf
perbeu, NIB bic 8roOnEtion Dermebrf,
nenn auf refine @aeen eefeben iuiirDe,
biefelben aber as erbaIten, hranHt eS
refine 9natfbiere. 2nnDwirthfhaftIidle
GhnIen nnD MenherE0rueu fraaen febr
SieI baan BEL, @etreiDesnnb Gartenbau
ben flinaatifdsn GinHniIen, fouie ben
Gcbenarfgn an5upaffeus
Giefe anAe0ebenen MinSe nlIe, ers
farbegvl aber Elm tbdtigee 5ufauneus
iipirgen. inDem 90 nnm0elid) lift, Dnf Der
GsnasIne fio 1isie 8ertbeiIs beriaaffe,
Benz qRebseye Dabpn, beeaEfen rssbrp
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-11

~ DeutfAe @9uIe. Wir
pieDerBOIen bas @roeraHtra fur Die
beute Qlbenb in Der MaI0nie Saae
itattfinsenbe 0Orifeuuns:
i. aubertiire, Srdbeter.
2. aAartett UOas if Der SaS oes
Serrn."
8. gsraett Solo, uV1ein 9ess uns
Hleine 9ante."
4. @opran Colo.
5. Duett fir 8itber nao SlOte,
nSeinlatbstlanse."
8. 9lIto @OIO, DDu biF 70 nab unb
bod 70 fern"
I. Dastt fir sipei aIaOisre, nDiIs
helm Gel"
s. Oaett fir @opran unO zsnor.
9. Sl0ten Solo, 09traoeHa."
10. 8ariton SelO, ODie bret 2ieb ,
den" bon Gpeber.
III. @0rnett Colo.
IL. Rsipourri.
Sierauf
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-11
MDItaet /. 6srtcbt.

SObu Stallion, DiebItabl uao gsaaa.
Ibon0iren, 20 Sage 0lrbeitsbaus.
Sad Bender, MSeIine IDpatt uno
Sennie Gnuners, SnIten unorbentIts
der Saufer, lie $40 unO Soften.
s. 8, Gibfou, betrnnten, So unb
Soften.
MsL 3a9orD, gasabOnOiren, 80
Gage SIrbe,tsbalis.
@bas. aefliu, DiebtabI, aufssfdo.
ben.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-11
aEnfraf ia elmer gSerfamms
luna.

SIN elmer GerlnumIung Der patrios :
tii6en B6raer aIler 4artsien, peIde
am Ietten Gar1ltoo I'm Gourtbaufe Der
@taAt NafbsiQe eebaIten Duroe, tu
BEN Bue6e, lire 8tlieung bon Sen.
Grants SnauouraIrsOe unO fetnem Ga
btnet ausaufpreuen, muroen bic In>
tersei@neten als Committee ernnnnt,
nus fdmmtIidbe Burger bon Nafbniae
90 elmer 8erfantnIune am na9ten
Gnutfog MbenH I'm CAPITOL ein3uIoben,
tausit Elm freier unO auiri6tiger 9Ius1
tanfB Der Neinun0en iiber 6iefe @es
eenfanDe itattfnbe unb, 10 melt ale
m0elid, Der 6rieben, bic Gintradt unb
bic parHonie bisfes Genseinmefens fur
bic 6ufunft auf Der GrunoIage Der all >
eemeinen GIei@beit Dor BEN Gefek, Der
GereAtiefett un6 Der Mufre9terbaItun9
Der Contribution 0efi9ert perDen. 2abt
nns 5rtehen Baben Romnt Giner,
1eWnft Slue
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-11
@taOt llnO Gtaat.
aasnten Der .,genn. etaatsseitnna.

ann Nt,aeseen fiE Ste rEennefSse GtRats5eitung ~
fammeIns @el6er bofGT etn8nste5en nHb tn uuferem
Romen 8N qSEtttsSeiI
g. M. Gc1geiers RncgDiAe Tenn.
Genre ROu. RsEYbts. EsnR.
G.. Gra1ss |aeueab, Rg.s
Sacpb GtieIe, Rew GItan9 nnb SefferfOnpiHe,
5ne.
s. mr. Waaser, $40 alatn StTase. Cincinnati,
p6to. -
9OEens SbbIsins eanbusfs ebis..
Muana @Oebmer. GIeusIan BtO.
GhorIes N eUeH a. Co., 81 Fart RDw, BEN gor
9aafcbenbeFe. Chattanooga, 9eur-
eaifneE, GaEton Ga,
s.. sslbes f., aCtaIsAsent.
6ehfe eEEbes fr.. isettnrss G0Iposteas.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-11

\ 8ermeibet Site in benz SIR See
micaoe, ben ein3igen suDerlafTgen
WansenbertiIger, oebraudt. Gni5dIt
feline WineraIfOffe ODER Site. 8ers
fault in 2iIarS's Npotbete, Gfe bon
@ebars unb Sherr1Frabe.
uts4ehSat6t
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-11

\ Gin sernnGId6istsr buaen. g@nupfen
D6sT asbIfCpfrnsHnbnns, bic lettt burt Gin
rinfa9ss RttteI sebeiIt psrbfm fSnneu, ME
0grDwns BrOn4iaIS rDbf Sc, . ms.
gen IsiGt prnn man fis iibsrbanb neburen
Id6t fdbltmua enbsn. @eefn BrUaditis,
NRtaaa, aatarrb aab DISQUALIFICATION 5u(ten
ipsrben eieo 9rOass" Srrtbsilbaft ausepanbt
unb sstsi. oft ausenbIidItte GrIet@teruns.
@6nssr unb Rerner suersen fie sIriGfaas aus.
sssef9ntt Fnbsn, UNI btr Stfntme FInr uub
BITE aFtifutattpn aueeserbsutti# Ieibt .su
MAIDEN.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-11

i 9ufidmieoe, 8ert3euee, yliete,
Bafbmafdinen, G1rauben, Hiegel,
Sptetnasel unb Nasel olIer Art; fer<
ner 8etter bon ieoer 8efdreibuna
tuoblfeil tll berfallfen BEL Srentb
grotbors, Slor SO uni ga 0iarfffrase.
1u8 st.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-11
@anOiDate1a , 9Grseieen,
SIR oberrid,ter.

mir finb brma9tist, ben Gbrrnpetbrn s
.. @ba deIfprb. jsstseu 9nbaber bee
Wmtts, aIs Gonbitat fir efnen Der Sberri9>
isr bss gtaats-S trsertGses an;attntissn.-
WaH am27. Nat. uts6tsB
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-11
Ofafhpille Seiei1fabrif.

Medfel bet Better.
gS6bens bic llnterset1 netsn BIG 2aibrtAs @sisn,s
ssoHrs4 non 81. 8. errop tdufit9 etworhen haben'
1ssss,, - fsirbe efFerngth tAo Grmeterusi1en
nm bieItbe BET aBetslR sum arnffen
T,se cplIiadnbisfesn nerarf aeu @tGbsf 1Ieplent
ssH s as :s, S,s S f5ss Tss ssAss q"
Belen, giriten inb 8efens MfateriaI
a odnh baIen. rsIe fie il ben utBpIsaF niehrtstn
Wretfen ~ 1sftcufef Gehenten. Auifrdak IRON ut
nissaefihrt Ete MafAexfi6steif he2 S0n6el SRounes
Tuir6 aii nniye Sotxtf nnb asctrdtBe Releift.
r u. EonM z. CO.,
r.. 81 3rnabftrne
BB> @sr sabIsn sls ES4heH Rresi !iit ssEO0H.
Corn. 81 E.nsSo,
Janis sR
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-11
sgpesiaI /. gaotiaen.

/ GARNER, iueI6e Qdien &aspeIn
uno @aeen nit eifernen NTen brauden
flneen iolAe bon ieber 0lrt unb Der
btiten SSabrifation bel Sren9 Bros.,
Sos. 60 uub 81 Warftffrnbe.
ms ct (
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-11

\ 10000 Btersegefdirre, 3GeeI
un0 auinnite; ], 900 Wcgledau Gdt.
tel, mpbIfeiI gu uertaufeu gegen 8aor
BET SreHtb Bros. Nos. 81 mnO "a
WarftitraBe. me st
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-11
SanDeI nnD 86rfe.

Zen Sort II, Wdr3.
Cob 6ffnete gu 1917 unb ifan6,
UNI 10 1lbr 1919 unO i6lob UNI 121
nbr Witta9s nit 1919.
U. g. Bon6s 6proa, fanig 1881 1851
( 20et /. geries ..1185
- - 2, ~ .:1135
3. ..1161
Heue Mus8obe ..1124
1910 Sonpons .1054
SenitelIee Bombs alte. .....-
reue 655
8aumuOIls fsbr flau, @reile sefaGeu.
l1pIanbs 2sa Cts.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-11
g. So. 6i1lebeO,
(gaasf0Issr BON n. q, G..o4asItuls u. G0.)'

CRaafuIssr BON 90. R. G..orusItuIs u. gu
-
aetdsnbeFtotfer ilnb Sdn6Ier in allen Sprtea pprs
easItdfter AfrtaIlensn @drsen. @aeEets, brIs
3erleH une Qnneren Gdrgen rn6 fouTtieen 12ufes
rfnIieu ffir &etd,eubefsaifer. Bilb Hegf6bniiTe
bsiOreen, lple ietne Gpredneers menr bohtt bfnnfs
trnqt uao befft TN Stanbe 81 fsfl. bur fornfdItes
HtsimertIaHieit Gennethunug su geben.
SD farm N snietiIer Gfiee, NO. E5 mEaxmsM
@aue, 9burc1 ftfafes 81 jsber St1inbe be Eeges
uitb BET Eadt dngetrDfFen iDer0sfis
k 1ancem MIR unfer games @ei9dft an
9tTr7t S. %. i'm b Uon Hufhetjofb &ountp Gras
rertotf beben, enlptebleu mlr henftibsn NIT 9ers
ton fur etren Ghrenrn1rn baIteH unh wercen IGN
auf Aniuden BET 8sgfdb ntHeu tnteriiiSfrl-
Iant9 SR aD. q. @OrneItheH w. 60.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-05
AlIeGheay Catlle Mnrl.at.
ALLRaHENY. Anpnat 4

ALLEGHENY, August 4.
CATTLE-on Monday there was ysry
full supply Of cattle on sale, aRRreeat-
Ing over 800 head. consisting mainly OF
the lower grades, and with o demand
restricted almost wholly 70 supplying
the wants OF the local trade, the market
was very dull one, and, compared
with last week, prices were from XaHo
lower, and especially was this true Of
the commoner grades. Prime fat Bteers
sold at about last weeks prices, 71fe
7ze., some few extra at 80, but the great
bulk OF the sales were at prices ranging
from 6Ha7c; and exc, possibly 6kc,
would come very near the average
price. The impression is gaining
strength that cattle. will have 10 rule
loweFS and the .,iaot that pasture has
been unusually good all summer, has
tended to keep back O good deal ofstock
which Otherwise would long since have
been thrown upon the market. s..r ,ya.
SHERP.-There was an unusually
large number OF sheep on sale, about
1000 head, and With no correspondi nR
Improvement In the demand, the mar
ket was an exceedingly hard one, and
droYers generally were reported as
having made no tnoney-some OF them
doubtless lost money. Compared with
laAt week, prices were considerably
lower, particularly for the commoner
kinds, though even the best grades ruled
lower; there was more stock here than
was wanted, and the butchers soon
found this out, and drovers generally
were obliged 10 make. concessions 10
effect sales. n 10 true, a few extra fai
sheep brought $40 per- pound, but the
great proportion Of the sales were at
prices ranging from $2 10 s. per head. :.
.Hods.-There was no Improvement
10 the demand for this class OF stock,
but prices, in Bympathy with the ad.
vance ut other places, were higher, We
now quote stock hogs at 10l10Ifc, and
fat hogs at Tito 1lkallXc. : 'a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-05
WHEELING WEST va, THURSDAY MORNING AUGUST & 1862

1 AZ a IOaI n, No. at n. s7a1 s7l<,
closIng stead ' nj 81 81 buvine. d 81 Z
S0llInit m 0ptIons sales were mofe
light a 81 81 seller Grat half Augustt
81 8lAl IS seller August; during the OF.
ternoon sales of No. Q at Il 84IIfa1 849<,
seller August. Corn-Quiet a. an I'D.
vance OF 1a2o; sales at 67asSIic for No.
p 7eA70o for no grade In store; In op-
tion9 this week, sales at ssIfas9o seller
last half Of August; 90a9lc buyer iAu.
gust and S7aS8o seller August; utter
Chang, sales at s9le9) 70 seller last half
o. August oAts-1n good speculative
demand and prices 30 higher; closing
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-05

AuausT 4.-FLouR-steady; fair dc.
mand. ,.--4..,jrI -.,4,.-C' - ~
GRGIN-wheat-In good demand 4
foil rates; red d 2OAl 26; white 81 40a
! 90. Corn-Firm at 600. oats-45R
600 for new; no old offered, Ryh-D0ll
at 9Oao2c. BArley-Nominally un-
changed.
ToBAoco-U Unchauged. Great annual
fair now being held; large crowd In at.
tendance; 6l4 hhdB and boxes entered, ,
whlch are now being sold. A. ~ -
WH1sKY-Dull at 81 0S, and one sale
was made ut el i07. q - 2,
Y PRpyIsIoNs-Eirm bpt quiet. Mess
PotkrfSS $50. Bulk MOeta-l4o for
shoulders, and 49, q for sides. Bacon
l6H, l8k and l9S fof shouldeFa, clear
ri6 % aud clear sides' Sugar Cured Hams
I LAID 1Sy q; nothing dom, no, In any
article worthy OF note, and the rates
given are tho1e esk0d. y o. no .
BuFFRRSU Unchanged; frehh scarce
and hrm II 26a3Oc. -, :, =, : : :
: EadH-l4n and0tirm, ~.
0n--LlnBeod oil dull nj a8d, Lafd
oil dull At u 36a1, SO. - q
PETRoLEUMaStsa ady at 2siSOs for 70.
hned. t.'Its Ni7qtfE ~ F75TTff TTi,TI
GoLD-lS6Sl, buying. .at hN'-
! ExcHANeE-Dull at par buying.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-05
GEORaE PEABODY.


Evidences or English Gratitude.
From he Ttnes, JGly22. ZN
The citizens OF London are about to
embody IL q permanent form their
sentiments of gratitude toward this
eminent'p 'philanthroplst for the concern,
unexampled In It's munidcence, be has
evlnced for the well being OF the poor
OF the metropolis, BY ereotlngIa statue
In his honor In the very cenGre0f Ito
commercial life and enterprise, and To-
morrow 1t will be publicly unveiled
with some pomp and circumstance by
his Royal HighneHs, the Prince Of
Wales. The idea OF thus commemora.
ting the prlucely beneVolenoe OF Mr.
Peabody, the fame Of which has become
worldwide, originated In the NAV.
orally OF Sir Benjamin Phillips, and
has since been gradually carried into
practical effect by small committee OF
gentlemen, OF which he 10 the Chairman,
Toward the object about RS.OO0 has
been spontaneously subscribed, irres.
pective Of the site, which II OF great
value, and which the Committee and
the public owe 10 graceful act OF the
Corporation and the Bishop ot London.
acting coniointly. The position select.
cd for the memorial 10 piece OF vacant
ground forming part Of what was once
the cemetery attached 10 the ancient
church of 81, Benet-hnk. ItIB situated
on the eastern side of the Royal Er.
change, and commands avieW OF Thread
needle street, right and leit, and also Of
the 6ne thoroughiare Of Broad street,
with which the famouH banking and
mercantile house Of which, Mr.. PaR.
body was the head was long and stIll 10
Identified. The Btatnte, In other words,
will occupy . receBB at the junction
Of Royal Exchange Buildings with
Threadneedle street, and will face one
OF the principal entfancesto the Royal
Exchange on the one hand, and the
Bank Of England on the other. It 10 also
In the immediate neIghborhood OF the
Stock Exchange and many Of the prin.}
clpal banking establishments. It is q
production OF Mr.. Story, an eminent
American sculptor, ibyit bonn iit wac
carefully Designed sandt executed 1ak
Rome, whence II was GfterWArd con-
veyed To Munich, and cast In bronze Rt
Q celebrated foundry thereb It repre-.
eenes Mr.. Peabody, sitting, and the
hRure and attitude are very Ilielike.
me pedeatal 10 to DO eventually Of
granite, but 10 at present unfinished.
The ceremony OF pnvelling the memo
rial Will take place tosi iorroW, at $3.50
O'Clock, and the Pflnoe Of Wales VIII
honor tho Lord Mayor with ihla com.
pany at luncheon, which viii be served
IN me Long Parlor OF tho MRnAiol.
AVHf g ------ ~ 49,. =. y :. - ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-05
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
wheeling Wholesale Market.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING,
AuRuRL 4 iaRo /

BuTTRR-Qulet and supply about
equal 10 the demand, Balea at 2Oc, -,
OANDLEs-olty mould, summer, tal.
low, loo; star 22A26c. I,....'.I--'l'''
CoTToN YARNs-Standard A5c, Cotton
Batting 20a33o: Candle Wick 46R5Oc;
Cotton TWine 46R5Oo.- 81, IN " -
! oAR99N AI1 9st sgac:as oIL-,Ssa per gallon and
oaRRsR-GoShen l7c; Factory l6Ka
Eaes-Dull and cannot be fairly
quoted above 14Al6c. y rove III
}, FRATHRRs-Llv0 Geese may be quo
ted at 76e, and dull. .J -,
FLouR-Th0 market 10 quiet and Arm
but unchanged. We quote Fancy M
81 T6: Red Wheat Family % 90; Super.
hne a Is. So p..u41r'l r'llI -
FI6H-Mackerel, No. 2, half bbls,
Sl0 so; No. 8 medium 90 80; No, 8 larpe
81 90; Lake Herring $3 26; White FlSh
81 60; Labrador Herring Sll 90,
GRAIN-Wheat-NU. / red, 81 80, No.
/ white, 81 80.aai "t Wm 'r -
CoRN-Steady, and aales at s0as5c,
0Ats-Dull, and sales at aSa46c for new
and 60A60c for old. Rye-Quiet and
unchanged at 9OCaSl OO. BGrley-Sla
LIS. 1.ulUlseiv I'd ,rl. IIl>,.'I
GRooRRIRsADull and NO change In
prices. We quote fair 10 prime Rio
Coffee 2Ia26. New Orleans Sugar l4al6c:
Portol Rico I8Ka14<c; Cu6a l8a14c;
Crushed l7Itc; AColiee l61<c; B Coffee
l6s<c; Q Extra 10; Q Coffee 100. Mo-
lasses-New Orleans s0A83: Baltimore
Syrup 76aS6ct New York do sOcASl 90;
Choice Drips 81 GOAL 10. "'l "''
GINsRNd ZOO per lb. va.
HAY-Baled, SIS 00A22 90; loose, $l4 90
a18OO fif ''df7TT'
. LARD-In tIerces, 2OJ<c.
LARD oIL-Extra winter, 81 55i extra
spring, sl46. '.', 1,Il
&c oaicInss- asatI, Spring sell at g oOas 25
SBLAoKBnRR1Es-Recs large. and
sales ht from 80 to 76r per bucket,
PRovIsIoNs-Market firm at an ad-
vance. Wequote shoulders at l6c; clear
RIB sides 1870; clear sides 19Hc; break.
fast bacon l9Hc; sugar cured canVRssed
hams 25c; family do. 23e: dried beef,
canvassed, 22c; mess pork SSS
SoAP-Family Ghc; German SIC;
Eastern Family 10al3.
SHOT AND LRAD-BAr lead l2c; shot
sOpA-Bi carbonate OXa7c; Soda I'm
papeFa9c. .r .'u,- 90. '.f. .I.IT
sFARoH-Fox'A sasXe; Maizena, la
:, 8 SsSAIrrDaIry Is So Ohio River 81 25A
TRA-Gnnpowder 81 6Oa1 IS; Young
Hyson 81 S0a1 66; Black 81 GOAL so. Hul!''
Tanka1A e. n
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81. .GYAaaItEaS EaSEroN.. 3 .Ausn.t !

%&fs, ,iwAaatEaSrOS,' August 4.
Developments are beInslmade daily
concerning the spurious ten dollar
Rreenback. Two specimens received to-
day bear wltnesa thRt they are new
Issues, for the defects previously re-.
ferred 70 have been removed, and the
general appearance Of the notes "a AZ.
Iactly corresponds with the genuine that
tt almost dedes detection BY 'profeS.
slonAl experts,
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YORK.
Ar HImpOrtapt Meeting Of BritISh.
American COIOnistB In London.

"a . - ID ~ T-s y 81
Great Disqualification with tho Pre-.
jn.!I aent GoVeFnIRent Expressed.
ltSm ''Hs'''' NRw YoRK. August 4.
a London letter, says that meeting
was lately held In London consisting OF
all the most eminent representatives Of
the Pacific colonies, and was presided
over by one Of the most eminent, II not
the moSt eminent, OF Colonial Gov.
ernora. At this gathering O deep and
general dissatisfaction was expressed
with the political and moral relations
Of their Important and growing conn.
trIeH With the parent Stale, and all the
Influential colonista present, represen.
ting In fact all the Important interests
ed in the expression Of q determine.
ton TO require Of Great Britain some
reconstruction OF her colonial empire
which should afford them-a guarantee
that the lnteEestal Of the various colo-
nles should receive due and prompt at.
tentlon. In the event OF this being
found, lmpracticable, the sense OF
the meeting was e6ldedly thatit would
be 90 found, It was declared by all
present that they should nse all their
influence With their respective settle.
mentB 10 leave the British alone and
seek In some form the protectorate OF
the United States, OF. at all events 10
become in such Rfmanner as may be
decided on, members, of the sys.
tenn OF the great republic. The meeting
was not public butits results are likely
10 be known at an early day. 49,,
The steamship China sailed this noon
for England. AmunRY passengers
was P. s. Gilmore, the American Min
lister, who goes to Europe for Three
months. A large number OF friends
and musicians escorted him 10 the
The Cuban Junta to$day F6rwardsd
protest to the President and Secretary,
Fish against the proposed purchase Of
Cuba from the Spanish Government,
alleging that two.thlrds Of the island
are owned BY, native Cubans and are
now held by the authorities OF Free
Cuba. tii4 If 'r DO tllG 60 HEl a Z.
Manuel CorteE, one OF the Cuban pa.
tfiots, was arrested TO day on O charge
Of attempting to pass forged check for
three thousand dollars.
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CAUTION.

HoonAnda German Remedies arc counter.
IeltOd. Bo0 that tho ngnAturu oio, \, JACK.
soN = on the MragRsr Of eaen bottle. An
PTincipai once and l[anufaetory at the
9srm4n Medicino Store, No oa AHoa Street,
OHARLEs II. EVANS, Proprietor.
Formerly O. u JACKSON a %.
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Iand For Sale

DURsUANT no THE DEoRER MADE
II by the Circuit Court OF Ohio County,
state OF West Virginia, on the Slk ti0Y az
June 1859, In . suit in chancefy, In which
MARY II Harris was the Plaintiff and ElirA-
beth Atkinson and Others were the defnnd-
the
20 8Ist day or AuEust, 1869, " "
offer for HAle, at the tront door OF the Court
House, In the City Of Wheeling, the follow
ing described tract OF lAnd, being In Ohio
County and lying on alenn's and Atlrin.
sons runs, bounded a. follows, to-WIt: Be-
70 John MeHenry; thence with his line n.
6l%' East 30 poles 70 o walnut stump; thence
down the run N.27S<<o East 20 poles 70 o stake;
thence y. VA East 10 poles 70 q stake and
stones OF the forks Of Atkingon'S Run, and
branch Of tho run; thence South 6lJ<O East
lb7 poles 70 Q stake In John B. WilAon . line
on GlepnB Bun; thence down the run with
his lno South 81 West lB poles TO q poplar
stump; thence South S41S' West % pole 10
thence with his line North 6go WEI i'll
poles 70 o station In the mouth OF q lane,
ak feet from Largo poplar on the west Hide
OF the ridge read; Lhance North 6Oo Wegt IS
poles toa poplar stump; thence North 7I%o
,Mea 70 polea 70 LyleG corner in McCoru'H
line, thence with Lyle's line North 681<S0
EaSt 81 poles, 70 tho beginning, containing
one hundred acres OF land more or lea, fnlly
described In q deed made by John AtkinSon
70 David Atkinson, recorded In deed book
No. a. page 00i. ,Ii f'sT 80 ~
chase money In hand, and the RENAL nder IN
Two equal annual inBtalmentg, with InteIest
from the day OF sale, with privilege OF the
purchaser 70 pay in hand a. much over tho
one-third ,paft, % he may desire; tho de-
iSIe1 iasi paymenm 70 % secured BY notes and
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RlYer ma IEenihslr-.

PITsBuRaR, August 4. !
Monongahela three feet Ave inches
and falling. Weather ha3y and warm.
Thermometer 70. =
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pRIoE:s.

AOsaAna' German si'.'Fs gsE,ss..ss, RI ,SSs.!s SS
q esIsSe mn SoS 49, gas snP SP y SuS
10.
sFDo not forrUs 10 erAnins we'll ,ho ar.
lelo yoa buy, IN order % Eet me genuine,
fof 6ale by DruEgltl and DoAl6n IN Ned.
elne SC4gMhete', r4-,.O. lyn