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A YOUNG man iu this city, says the
Hartford Courdnt, had been paying bis
addresses TO a preposs seSSlng little crea.
tnre, whose parents were stoutly op-
posed to ber receiving attentions Of this
sort, believing her to be too young to
marry. The suitor, however, like most
suitors under the spur OF theparental
opposition, continued TO buz around
the domicile Of his love, and In due
time secured the consent OF the old
folkB-whaHAW that Il was dead sure
thing, anyWay-to go on with the mar.
rlage! Arrangements were made ac.
cordlnRly, and, on given day, the
wedding, which was to be q private af-
fair, wis TO come of. When the time
arrived the family had In a few near
relatives, the clergyman made his ap.
peArance, and all was ready for tying
the nuptial knot. Just as the ceremony
was about TO begln. the young man re-
marked that be had word to say, and
calling the company about him, made
this.little speech: I'VE are much obllg-
ed for this little gathering on our Gc.
count, but let me suggest that there
sno necessity for any further business,
as we were married three weeks ago |!
the minister Immediately took his hat
and left, whlls the father OF the girl,
gazing upon his wife, ventured 10 re-
produce these touching lines: .7.I.
"Thisworld is all a fieetinR show.
For mans illusion given, y
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AT Georgetown, Colorado, July %,
rs James Jones, d coloreds man, was
standing In front OF the Postofiice,
Joseph Bush asked him something con:
cerninG hiB previous condition oil
slavery, adding. Didn't you belong to
meH' or u question Of similar report,
Jones replied that he did moi, BuSh
then,said, iDon't lie 10 me; / sofnetimeg
shoot nlggers and Dutchmen, lustto see
them kick; like TO see them kick:
and. without another word, drew from
under hisCoat large navy revolver,
and fired at Jones, hitting him In the
thigh and lnfllcting q dangerous wound,
Bush Immediately ded. and was pGr.
exchanged, and he was hit In the face,
Finally be was cornered and compelled
to surrender. 1t was proposed, at first
to lynch him, but mllder counsels pre-
vailed, and he was taken to jail.
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Ghe9ateIliqenrtr.


ON heArrival OF the steamship Isus.
Sla In New York, Tuesday, an lmpor.
tant arrest was made by the detective
officers of the Metropolitan Police,
II appears that Superintendent Ken.
neuy received cable telegram from
inspector Bailey, Of London, on the lst
instant, requesting him TO have two
men who would arrive In the steamer
knSsia arrested, - they were accused
OF having committed an extensive se>
ries OF iOrgerles. These men had taken
passage for New York under the name
OF Chalmers, and were, II was believed
accompanied by woman who passed
AB the wife Of one OF them.
Two officers were detailed on the case
and they succeeded, through the assist.
ance OF one Of the officers Of the ship.
In arrestlng Clement HarWood, alias
Charles Hope Chalmers, and John
HotChen and wife, alias Chalmers,
These persons answered the description
OF the accused Bnd were forthwith re.
moved 10 police headquarters with their
baggage for examination, when the de.
tectlves were somewhat Rstonlshed 10
Ind their prisoners In possession OF
nearly $4,000 worth OF foreign paper
and gold coin, consisting OF the follow.
Ing description OF securities :-2l7, $50
one franc bills, 100 gold twenty franc
pieces, II gold ten franc pieces and II
i've franc pieces, one &5OO bank note
on the Bank OF England, twenty GlOO
bank notes, two ESQ bank notes, one
Tor G2O, twenty for Gl0 and eight for .e5
each, making the aggregate gold value
$6S. .027 80.
An examination Of the prisoners was
had before Inspector Dllks, when he
decided 10 allow the woman to 20 at
liberty. as she evidently had no con.
nection with the crime Imputed to her
companions. The two men were sub.
sequently confined In one OF the strong
rooms, where they will probably re-.
main until the arrival OF more specific
charges andF details. At present the
police authorities are unable 10 give
more than a mere guess at the scheme
OF torgeries alleged to have been COM
mitted by their prisoners, and II will
probably be some days before any de-
clded steps can bedaken In the matter.
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BT. LOUIS.
Indian MatteFs...The BtuPgIs Treaty
under Consideration by Indian
Chiefs, and the U. B.
COmmIhaIonoP
Commissioner.

under Consideration by Indian
ChIefs, aud the U. B.
Commissioner.
ST. LOUIS, August 8.
The Democrat has the following spe-
oial from Lawrence, Kansas, dated
August 4 Hon. Sidney Clarke, chair
man OF the COMMITTEES on Indian Al.
fairs, returned to-day from the Usage
Indian reservation. He held council
with the chiefs and counsellorS Of the
nation, on Sunday last. Three OF the
i've bands composing the tribe were
represented. He informed the Indians
that he had met them for the purpose OF
hearing what they had to say In regard
10 the treaty Of May, 1866, commonly
known RS the SLurgis treaty, whereby
the OsageS had agreed TO sell their
lands TO StufRls, or the LeRVenWorttl,
Lawrence u Galveston Railroad, for
nineteen cents per acre. Thirty chiefs
and headmen were present, and they
Insisted on denounclng the treaty as 0
fraud and sWIndle. They claim that 1t
was procured by threats, and the prom.
lse OF brIbes 10 some Of the chIeis and
hall breeds, and asked that It be not
confirmed. They aTa6 complain that
their annuitIes are not paid according
TO treaties, and that the agent, when he
pays them, falls 10 give them all
that is due; that the whites are set.
tllng on their reservations and destroy.
Ing their timber, contrary to the terms
OF former treaties, and that they are
swindled and cheated on all sides.
MT, CLARK has a report or their
speeches, and will proceed 10 Washing
ton In few days for the purpose OF
laying their grievances before the Presi-
dent and the Indian Bureau. There
are upwards Of 1900 white settlers on
the reservation, and hundreds are go.
Ing on every day.
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HoN. RoDERT SCOTT, Of Ls Claire,
Iowa, formerly 4 member OF the Gen :
eral Assembly, Of that State, had gone
70 his home about 8 o'clock, last Fri-
day morning, and was engaged In re-
pairing the roof on the inside, when he
fell from height Of sixteen feet, and,
striking on hls head upon a plank floor,
he was, II Is supposed, instantly killed.
He was discovered about noon, lying
dead and cold.
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Miss ANNA DICKINSON once met Or.
Holland at the depot In Springfield,
Massachusetts, and Rt his request was
introduced to him, when the following
conversation occurred: Miss Dlckin~
son-"Tf ! mistake not, you are the
author OF Miss Gilbert's CAreeE3'"
DR.. Holland-"1 am, madame" Miss
Dickinson (ourtly)-"Then matrimony
10 Woman's true sphere, Is Il? Good
morning, DR.. Holland"
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In 1860, Lincoln did not get vote In
Alabama, Arkansas, North Carolina,
South Carolina and Florida. In 1869
all these States are sound Republican
States; while Mississippi and Texas, In
neither OF which was II safe to cast .
B Republican ballot In 1850, will 60 for
the Republican party II there Is any.
thing like fair contest on the SOlh ot
November.
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AUSTRIA.

Baron Won Beust on Peace and War.
VIENNA, August 8.
During the discussion OF the war es.
tlmates in the Relchrath, Baron Won
Beust said It was hazardous 10 promise
to maintain peace for considerable
length Of time; but he expressed the
opinion that II no war occurred during
the next four years, the preservation OF
peace In Europe for a longer period was
certain.
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"ThlSWorId 3 AL q fleetlng Thnw
For mans illusion gwen"

On Monday night, the male prisoners
In the jail at Toledo, escaped from their
apartment by prylng OF some iron
castings at the door, and got into the
hall. On opening the door leading 10
room In which the female prisoners
are kept, 1t was discovered that thIr.
teen Of the prisonersp had concealed
themselves In II, not daring TO remain
In the hall for fear OF discovery, Il
was, II Is supposed, their intention,
when the turnkey went to lock them In
their cells at night, TO knock him over
and then make their escape. But be
had suspected something was not right,
and visited the prison with a police
force,
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DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
EXPLANATION.
EXPLANATION.

HooFLANDB GERMAN BITTERs is
entirely vegetable, and contains no liquor.
II IL o compound OF Fluid Extracts. The
Roots. Herbs, and Barks from which these
extracts are made, are gathered in Ger
many, ali the medical virtues are extracted
nom them by Scignti1e chemist. These
extracts are then forwarded 70 this country
70 be used expressly for the manufacture OF
this BiLterB. There Ia no alcoholic substance
OF any KIDD used In compoundIng the Bit
terS, hence II free from all the objections In
cIdent 10 the use OF a liquor preparation.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
mAKKETs BE TELEaKAPM. Z
NEW YORK. AnpnRt {

NEW YORK, August 8. :.
CoTToN-Without decided change;
upl8nds. .-T
FLoUR-olosed dull and slightly in
buyers' favor.
GRAIN.-Wheat-very firm, with a
ialr export demand at 81 62a1 IS for
no: 2; Sl 6lal 65 for No. l spring, and
Sl B2Al 63 for new red Ohio and lndI.
ana. Rye-Nomlnal at 81 26a1 27 for
western. Oats dun at 7SaS0c for new
and old western. Corn-DuIl at 81 Ola
| II for good TO prime mixed western.
PRoylsIoNs.-Pork-DuII and heavy
at FSSaSS o.. Beef-Steady with mod,
crate inquiry. Cat Meats-Flrm and
In fair demand. Bacon-Steady and
In moderate inquiry.
hARD-Firm ut 1916 for prime steam.
Edds-Quiet and unchanged.
DRY GOODS MARKET, .....
Cotton goods remain inactive and
nrm. but n good inquiry is noticeable Q
for low priced hosiery, Germantown
woolen shRwls and heayv wooleng
adapted to mems wear, Plain and
colored alpacAs, popllns and dress
gooos are also In good request at the
opening rates OF last year.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
MoNEY.-The demand for money very
moderate and the market easy at 8 10 7
per cent. on call with Governments and
mixed collaterals. Prime business
notes, sAlO per cent; but the discount
market generally is very dull. Foreign
exchange very dull and nominal. Quo
tatlons-lO9Mall0 for prime bankers
oills at sixty days and llOHa1l0X for
sight. The dullneSs Of the gold room
was relieved by increased activity and
urn feeling. The change was due to
private cable kilograms from Europe,
reporting lower prices for bonds at Lon.
don and Frankfort than those OF the
press. This decline In bonds was at
tributed to an uneasy feeling ia the
money centres of Europe about the
Egyptian question.
GoLD-opened at 190, fell TO 1851, ad-
vanced to 1881 and closed at 1857,
Carrying rates, 6a7 per cent.
GOVERNMENT STooKs-Flrm but busl-
ness quite moderate. Coupons Of 'sl,
l24Hal25i do, '62. l25al261G; do. i84, l2SX
al24; DO. 63, 12S1Sal2l; do. new, l22Xa
l22ss; do. ~ 19eesal229<; do. '6S, l226a
122M; lV-4Os, ll0NallG9s; PRcItics, nix
alllH.
STooKs-W Western Union TeleRranh
SO; Pacific Mail, SIX; New York Cen.
tral, 2Os; Harlem, l64; Hudson. 1sS1S:
Reading, of Erie, 2S1S; do preferred,
%; Michigan Central, isl; Michiran
Southern, l07X; Illinois Central, l3iX:
Pittsburgh, lO7N; Northwestern, s7X:
do preferred, 81 u; Cleveland, Colnmbtis
& Cincinnati, 72; Rock Islandt II5sT.
g. Paul, S2k; do preferred, 80; Wabash
75; do preferred, 81; Ft. Wayne. lb8:
Tsrre Haute, 81; do preferred, so; Chi.
cago & Alton, 1876; Ohio d MissIssinpl
S2Ni Burlington & Quincy, l69; 81. Joe'
EXPRESS sHAREs-Wells, Fargo &
20, 4gG. American, Il; United States,
o9'f; Adams, 69h; Merchants' lOH.
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TIE President attended divine ser.
vice In the dining hall OF the Stelson
House yesterday, where the sermon
was delivered by the Rev. DR.. New.
man, OF the Metropolitan Methodist
Church, at Washington. When the
clergyman announced the text, "Saul,
Saul, why persecutest thou me?" ittS
stated that the President leaned over
TO his friend Colonel Frank Howe, and
whispered: "Would that Dana were
here."-NeW York Commercial ADDER
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CAUTION.

Hooaands German Remedies arc counter.
feIted. Seo that the signature otc. n. JACK.
BON 10 on the wrapper o. each bottle. AL
PSincipSl Once and Mandatory at the
German Medicine BtoEo, No, 6al ARCH 6ueet,
Philadelphia, Pa.
CHARLES n. EVANS, Proprietor.
Ty' Formerly Q. u JACKSON q %.
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Judge Of he Supreme Court ot PH,asyIuaniG,
PHILADELPHIA, April ~, 1850.
AZ consider Hoofandb German Bltten. q
VdlIIdbl6 DIelietHo In case OF attacks Of indi-
oa0ilon or DyBpepslA. can certify thb
from my experience Of IL Az
JYoun, with respect, -,
.,s.- a. u JAMES THOMPSON"
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J,ls.ios Of he Suprsmsy Court Qf PalHIylraRta.
sGt PHrLApELPIuA,J June l, 1859.
al have iound by experience that HooI.
IaNdG German HttefS ID very good tonic,
relieving tiyBpeptio aymptoml almost d.
roctly, GEORGE sHARSWOoD."
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PRlpEa.

noorAnar German B't.sFs gsT,ss.s. gs,H ,HsSs.,S . S g
HonfandH 1erman Tonic, put mp In quart
bottles, o. 80 per bottle or half dozen for
N@. tl dgaH 10. u y
iola yon bay, tn order 10 got the genuine,
For BalO By Druggists and Dealers In Med.
cine everywhere, Jyl2
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Toledo.
AUGUST 5.-FLoUR-Oulet,

AUGUST 6.-FLoUR-Quiet.
GRATN-Wheat-Shade better and
active; amber sl46; old do No. at
81 4S; No. red at $I47 on spot; 81 45
seller August; No. 2 red at 81 43; No. 2
white Wabash at 81 90; white Michigan
at 81 80; No. 8 spring at 81 10. Corn
20 better; No. l at CSC; No. 2 al 95c, sell
Ter August; rejected at $50. Oats
Quiet; old No. at zoe: new do al 55c,
seller August. Rye-Dull; No. 9 new
at GOc,
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gusttEEuGG.
Franklin Insurance Company,
OF WHEELING

sAoVIVVVa
Directors.
SAML n MoCI.nLLAN, GHoRGH MnEDEL.
2 2. y y, JdSSs JEdSS1SssiHnm, !; &y1sea. y1O
d d. dohAS' HIoHAEL RHILLIY,
This company how having boon orraniSod
nVe yeAIB, and In that time done A SuCcoSi.
fnl business, e Sill prepared 70 take riSRH Rt
hlr rates on Buildings Of all kinds, MefchRns
disc, Manufacturing EBtAbllahmentA, Fur.
niture, steam Boatl and cATgoaa on tho Weg.
tern Rlve11 and Lakes. This company Of.
fem superior Inducements 70 Farmers, WhOrc-
by they can bo insured on DWelllnEH, Fur
nlture, Barns, and contents for or 6yealS Of
reduced rates. This being State company
With the
LARGEBT CASH CAPITAL
paid In, and surplus OF any company In the
Stat0; and, composed Of some ninety. four
tockholdeS, moat Of whom arc among our
best business men, recommends ltBelf TO the
favorable confederation Of the inguring
public and BollcIA their patronage. Appli.
cations for Insurance will be promptly Rtten.
ded 70 at their once, No. % Monroe stree, OF
q their several agencies throughout the
State.
O. N. CoES, secy.
B. q. DICK, ARtSecy.
HAM'L McCLE11LAN, President,
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President
foblp-d6w
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10 be Called.
LONDON, August 6,
The Harvard crew has been rear.
ranged as follows: Lorlng, stroke; Sim.
mons, Rice, Boss, bow. Their speed
has improved under their practice,
Yesterday they made from 81 TO 40
strokes per minute.
DUBLIN. August 6.
The Irish bishops In conference here
have resolved that general synod, in
which the laliy as well as the clergy
are TO be represented, shall assemble
at an early day. They have alH0 decid-
ed to convene q provisional synod to
consider the local changes necessary to
be made fn the church under the pres.
ent circumstances.
The corporation and the city OF Wat
erioTd have passed vote OF thanks to
Mr.. Gladstone for the passage OF the
Irish Church bill.
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ClnclnnnII.
AUGUST 5.-FLouR-Unchanged

AUuUsT 0.-FLouR-Unch
GRAIN-Wheat-1u good demand at
foil rates; red 81 coal IS; white 81 4Oa
! 45. Corn-Dnll and dropping; ear
S5AS7c, 0Ats-In good demand IL Asa
Soc; the latter rate for prime white.
Rye-Dull At 00A92c.
ToRAcCo-In good demand; the sales
during the last two days comprise ia
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ITALY.
Terrible Catastrophe In q Cathedral
In SIeiIy-SIxteen Lives Lost.

IN bIeIIy-SI1Ib0u LIVeB LONT.
FLORENCE, Augusta.
During the celebration OF a great fes.
tival In the cathedral OF Trane, Sicily,
the drapery caught fire. The church
was crowded at the time and the con-
gregation was seized with a panic and
a rush made tor the doors. In the con-
fusion sixteen persons were trampled
to death and a large number badly
bruised. The fire was easily extin>
guished before any considerable dam
age WAS done the cathedral.
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The Emperor 20 Issue Final Man.
ifestO.
PARIS. August 6.
II Ia reported that the Emperor will
soon issue manifesto, announcing as
the last act Of his personal government,
the reduction OF certain taxes and the
extension OF the educational system OF
~ EPanna
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H0oFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC

Ia q pleasant preparation OF the BilteIs for
thote who do not like extreme Bltters. II
10 composed OF all the Ingredients OF the
Bitten combined with pure santa Cruz rum
and agreeable flAvoring extracts. Its use l
recommended when some pure stlnulant Is
required in correction with the tonic pro-
parties Of the BltteFN.
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HON, GEO, ", WoonWARp,

HUM UEUs vs. WUUUWAhUI
0htcf JLIttes q he Stpreac oOtit of Pa writes,
PHILADELPHIA, March 10, 1857.
4nI nnd HoohRndb German BltterH II q
good tonic, useful in diseases Of the digestive
orRana, and OF great benefit In cases OF de-
biIity, and want OF nervous action In the
HyBleIn. Yours, truly, s-.L--...
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Tho Special Mission to San Domingo =
Probable Annexation OF that
Government 70 tho
United Nfntaa.

NEW YORK, August s.
A dispatch from Long Branch to the
Sun says: Secretary Robeson admits
that Senator Cole has gonA to San Do
mingo on a special mission. The Sec.
retary declares that inside Of one year
san Domingo will be admitted to the
Union. The Secretary to day received
q dispatch from Ernest Larsche, the
Haytien Charge De Affairs, asking an
interview tonight or tomorrow morn.
Ing. Larsche has had a long interview
with Secretary Fish, and Fish has given
MIN a letter TO present to Robson. The
business is Important and may have
some decision bearing upon the annex.
alton project. Robson will meet
Larsche In the morning. 81
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hhds, at Sl2 90 TO SS4 90: tho nromIrr
tobacco brought $40 90 70 500 psr hnn.
dred pounds. The attendance from Mi
the cities was unusually large.
WHISRRY-UnBettle 200 bbls aold
at 81 05, and S9l bbls at 81 0S. There ia
some conflict between dealers.
PRoVlsIoNs-.Unohanged: nothing
done; prices nomlnally unchanged.
Meas Pork-Held at $SS so. Bulk
Meats-l4c for shoulders, and 16kc for
sides. Bacon-l5X, 1871 and 100; no
sales; Lard-lOhc and quiet; no de.
BuTIER-25ASOc.
EdGs-l4c.
GoLn-l38 buying.
ExtHAN0E-Dull and lower; kAl 10
discount buying.
MoNEY-MarkeL unchanged.
Chicago.
August 6.-FLouR-Flrm al IS GOAT 90
for spring extras.
GRAGN-Wheat-More active: No. /
sold at 81 401fAl ~, closing unchanged;
No. 2 sold at 81 38k seller August,
Corn-Advanced G; sales No. . at SSa
S0Xc; rejected at slIfASSc: no grade at
7Sc In store; closing at S9As9I<c for No.
2; this afternoon 800 IL bid for No. 2
seller last halt August; 900 asked. Oats
Quiet and unchanged; 65a5Sc for No,
2, and 47a471fc for rejected; closing OF
66A69c for No. 2. Rye-Flrm ut 9Sa9Ic
for No. 2, and S2aSSo for rejected. Bar.
ley-Firmer and quiet; No. 2 In store
nominAlly o. 80al IS.
HIdH WINRs-Aotive and excited at
opening, and closed easier; sales at
81 04Al 05.,
sudARs-Flrm and quiet at l3 1fa14I<c
TOR common to prime Cuba.
CATTLE-Steady and more active at
IS 6Oa6 90 for COWS; IS 6Oa6 25 for fair 10
medium; 80 3OA7 l21f tor good steers.
Hous-Opened Arm and active and
closed easier: IS 5OAs 90 for fair to me-
di1m; % l21a9 20 for good 10 choice;
10 75aSlO 90 for extra.
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West Virginia Insurance Company.
CAPITAL..................... eI65, 900 90.
HNAKEa RISKS AT THE LOWEST Rates
on Buildings OF all kinds Furniture.
Household Goods, Merchandise and goods in
transit.
DIRECTORS.
Jacob Hornbrook, Jacob N. BIckel,
Henry Hartman, DR.. J:C, Hupp,
Jonathan RoWley, Edmund Booking,
X. ], Smyth, T.J. Campbell,
J. II. Brtstof, 8. PnReF,
VIM. b. Odbert, Thomas BoRRe8,
D. u. 7. FArnsWorth, VIM. B. Crane,
David BlllmyeF, Joseph Shields
VIM. Il. White, N. GoK, JI.,
l. II. DuvRl, DIX, Dix,
VIM. 4, Stevenson.
once over Religious Book HOUSE, south
side Monroe street, Wheeling W. Va,
JACOB HORNBROOK, Prest.
JACOB NJ. BICKEL, Vice PrOa'L.
]. NJ. McWHoRTER, Bec'y.
y. b. McOOLL0CH, Asst Sec'yI
mari
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.
in the Harvard Crew

a General synod OF the Irish Church
10 be Called.
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READ WHAT PEoRLE8AE
READ RHAT PEOPLE SAY.

Who could ask for more substantial tGstl-
moDy than Is thus given. .tl
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BLOOD ID PURIFIERS

THR CoMPLRxtoN-LadIes who wish
mir akin and good complexion, free from
ihould uDe these remedies occasionally. The
Liver In perfect order, and the blood pure,
viii result In sparkling e5es and blooming
'nes :. lg i+.,'at' u'i'1a Lnfg,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-06

The New York Evening Pos! OF yes
terday says OF the Central Pacific Rail.
read bonds, In reply to q question asked
In another column, q responsible bank.
ing firm asserts that the total amount OF
bonds they were authorised to Issue Is
nearly ", ,OO0, 600, and to their certain
knowledge Of these gentlemen less than
SIG, ,O00, 900 have been sold,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-06

@VY III'1s.' II9E EEV Ut ZN' IS AuBH 1oOs'J J
c. ~. DELAMATER, ESQ, PreSents, &c
SIR: by direction OF the President, and uu-
der the Instructions which have 10 prevent
violations Of the neutrality laws, | hereby
seize 10 war vessels, building now for the
Spanish Government, and now at or near
your yard aud works. They are selZsd on
the ground Of Intended use GgainSt the Gov
eminent Of Peru. Yours, &c.,