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DWELLING HOUSE FORA
IL sALR-I an IGthoEiEd 70 sen lie n
tEo tto:y Brick DEe! irE HOsEe, &C JoSn
street, !Aieiy oer2p!e6 81 joar ? NeDeaoi
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and vi! b sod cheap, u Sp7!et tx sooG-
THoS. o'BRIRS,
celia Real Estl,s Aeeat IA. Pos: ofee
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0R TUFTS sARsAPARuLA Ar

nR TUFTS sARsAPARILLA AND
L. QUEENS DELIGHT. This TGl=Ahle IRE.
ptfatioo eoohtDes Al Tie hStI I,Gl Vs1fses
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6ost sAse ana s6Gea; AlIsEA i've = 4 deSbs:ra.
eat p:o;EHT4es foE he ere Of Sc-us3lA, KiEr .
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l1dosCei Tu0orN. A1euriAl And s. pailitie Acc.
t1osA II GIe1tnt AID Q ee'Atioa Olike Rcnes,
SANS, q q he Woab, Spleen AEd EidreJ :;
- The Tkrioas DtEe2ses Of he skin saea a.
Letfe RhgEoSns. Bolts. Pinp.eL Eose R,es.
&C SefToas AS:etioDs, Droasy, Ard AL 6IsrAses
OF gicAttnR toa oEprAVsd cate o. The Blood
Also, nxny GSsetioss p.ezliir 70 PeaCes a.
eppSessSos, lrregSl1Iity. Il eaenTk14 OF White,
ststihiL. Or1'lhn and Uterine Dfo2sy, &c Il i
Purely Vegetable.
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o. Diet O. ooenptcion Il neeessGIJ Toa nay eat
o. eftLk - ssEAL They Ase pSrely vegetable.
d.. Tstt'I Hair Dye tsss Yet IIJur. the Hair.
ocsSS eotAE
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Special Notices,
WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE

lRtzsetna r!Cea in SOFIA Branches, Veal
Assis. InstrsnsatL Nasie, DnEtaE, Ps;aEtrE,
Preach o Gsr7aan.
PapCls CA Isil eater Ia e.asIss rs; orT1siEed
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roh rEcE PEnDzTT.
HENRY WILSON, Of NsssSehsSettI.
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Dr.: lit. Hair Dye t'.' SOtlJrr. the Hair.
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PA FREIIDET,

ULYSSES s GRANT.
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tufe elected under the old constitution,
TIE terms Of the members Of which have
not yet expired, to pass . Law fixing 8
time for general election under the new
constitution. A BIC.
RInsliao, OF ~ 1874
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MARRIED.

HERRBL-LoCEwooD.-on Wednesday .oe.
Cats. 6J RrT. RoSt, AieYSpdsr- NJ " ".
NM Of Wheeling. v Va and Miss ENHA
Z LocEEoop, Of Bslooat ooGniy, Ohio.
RBEvEs-STARRETT On ThaEsdAy, oeto-
be- - tsE9, 81 Emmanuel CARreh. CGn6e lGnd,
Va By Rev. c. 3 williamson, D D., Dr. jAMEs
= REEVEs, Of WheEling. " Va, AID NitG
FEANeEs u. STGERTTF, o. Cumberland.
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fer PrssiItlIIl usttSu.
AZ AESI,
VA. e STEVENSON, o! WOOD.
THOMAS b SWAMI. q KAs1VtA
DpTncTS,
irl-CHARLES ?. SCOTT. Of Richie
A-TEUNAS ( -cARSEADOT, Of NintrAl.
z-goXso q. FREER o! EaaaThA
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REwARE OF oouNTERFE1Ta
LaughIin' Infant Cordial
HE CHrLps CURE WHEN rsuHMs.

70 RAlisp RaiAI, CAslIe, WIk.tulatas, Il.
Saeh - ths popularity Of tAts Renedy, that Il
hts iEtseed toGe Enpr!neipsed pfEtoa4 % eosn.
tsftSit u, GstEG or sable ETSppz As6 ei.raarE
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TIE oSLI GUcUI AKTIcLE Chi5d's Care VIXEN
Eee.atng, L4UGHLISHS INFANT CORDIAL,
tACGHL1H BROTHERS / co.
CoayEtEht catered And secsse3 according 70
~ Of Congress- fepSS
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OFFICER Ne ls QplnsJ street.
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NEW YORK CITY.

NEw YORK, September Alt Is said
the Bar Association, when tho Senate re-
assemblies, September 10th, will institute
proceedings 10 have Judge Cardozo dis.
qualified to practice at the bar.
1t has been ascertained that there were
a number OF cartridges among the cargo
of the Bienville, which doubtless caused
the explosion.
William NJ. Tweed was interviewed
yesterday. He says as yet he is not COM
mitted 10 support any Presidential candi-
date. His future support of Greeley, he
said, depended on the treatment he re.
ceived from the Tribune.
An inquest was held to-day on the body
OF Dunn alias Isaacs, who was shot by q
gambler named Sharkey last Sunday
evening The jury rendered verdict
against Sharkey and he was remanded TO
the tOmbs to await the action of the grand
jury. The funeral OF Dunn took place to.
day and was largely attended.
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West Vireinia Doubtful.

The Charleston Courier makes an id.
mission in the following paragraph which
would not have been made by any Demo.
cratic Journal in the State before the
election, and which shows very clearly
whether the result Of the election was a
GREELEY defeat
The fact may rs well be recognized at
Iae start that West Virginia /. not abso.
Ia'ely certain for Greeley. A much
Greater generalization than anybody an.
H,clpated has been produced by The recent
election. This must be remejled in some
way SO that united Democratic front
may DC presented to the common enemy
q tlG coming election. There certainly
SIou!l W.; De no thought on the part of West
Virginia Democrats, of making the late
u!VIslon perpetual. II they expect Ia
SSe sE thelr State to Greeley and Brown
!aey should determine to work and vote
u nl.. Una! direction, without reference to re-
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than man II l were not impressed as l
never have been before In my life, by the
generous conduct Of the gentleman from
Indiana. But I cannot forget my duty TO
you In misplace, that the,whole proceeding
was out Of order but II was not In my
power to arrest 1t, although Iendeavored
to do so. The motion Of the gentleman
from New jersey Is before tho house and
upon that question alone are you compe.
tent to pass at present unless you mean
to resolve yourselves into chaotic mass,
| am no tlatterer but ! can truthlully say
that l have never seen a more patriotic
and resolute body Of men thrown together
In my lie, you have been naturally excit-
cd aud you have acted while under that
excitement. know Chas. O'COuor well
and while he Is very pure man vet
his character has developed here
just the defect that | feared from the be.
ginning. Personally, in tho face oil dan
ger, there is no man who Is more brave:
but that sort Of courage which ena.
bles a man 10 look into the pistol of his
adversary and FIRE and moral courage arc
two different things. Charles UCOnor is
as sensitive as q girl. He has never been
in politics. In 1860 he made q speech
which should have made him q promi.
nent candidate Tor the Presidency, but
which instead made him martyr
10 our cause. The shock was too
great. No inducements, therefore, would
cause him to accept the nomina-
uon. l say, therefore, gentlemen,
let US go TO work carefully, and consider
that what has been done tonight is mere
excitement.
Upon the question being put on the
adoption of the resolution It was agreed to.
BIanton Duncan, OF Kentucky-Now,
In order that we shall be able 10 reflect
upon this subject and do nothing hastily,
move that we now adjourn. The mo.
ton was sgreed 10.
The Convention tsix o'clock adjourn
ed until ten o'clock tomorrow morning.
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CINCINNATI.
The Industrial Exposition.

CINCINNATI, September 4.-The Indus.
trial Exposition opened ut noon to-day
by an address from A. 4. Goshorn, Presf.
dent ol the Commission, in which he said
the suggestions originating the enterprise
came after revolution, when the mis-
sion OF the country was directing the peo-
pie to the development of the national re.
sources. The exhibition of the industries
OF the country was hsiled us a peace
maker and harbingcr of good, and suc-
cess attended it, lie said the Exposition
here OF 1872 presented growth
not anticipated II year ago, and which
three years ago wOull have been ridicul.
ed as utopian, though supported by local
interests. 1t had become national in rep.
utatiou and influence, exhibitions were
here from almost every Slate in the
Union and from England aul the Cana.
das. The attendance this afternoon and
evening was large and every thing in fine
state OF torwardness. TIE florists from
abroad sHy that floral hall has tho finest
cxhibitiono plants and flowers ever made
in this country. lnArt Hall, the paintings
are chiefly landscapes, by the best Ger
man artists. The oil paintings are all
hung. The water colOrs and Gngrayings
are behind in this matter.
j. B Bennett, President of the Andes,
Amazon and Triumph Insurance Com
panies, resigned to-day, and withdrew
from the management Of these companies.
j. T. kllbrelh, was elected President OF
the Andes, and Guzzam GanO, President
ofthe Triumph and Amazon.
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III, Louisville Ticket.

Whatever may be thought OF the Lou
tyiIe movement, according to the stand
Min, Of the observer, oil will agree that
hbv resulted in placing before the coun-
MA respectable ticket. CHARLES OCoN'
mstsuds at the head Of his profession in
New York, and in the front rank Of ii
usiDg the whole country over. 1t does
no, follow at all that he is a great states
man fitted to be President. The fact
h,, be Is Bourbon, with views in har.
uoay with the gathering by which he
bs been nominated, is the best OF evidence
that be is neither. But he is distln.
rv,hel and reputable man, whose
snewill confer some dignity and give
Uue body 10 the Louisville movement.
NJ, ADAMS is eminGntly respectable. He
bsbeen put forward SO often as q forlorn
hope by his party in Massachusetts that it
bs become q habit he rather enjoys, and
be will no doubt ChCeriully accept the
p,esure put on him ut Louisville. Both
gentlemen arc little too respectable and
dgnifed to arouse any popular enthusi.
En snong the masses Of the common
people; but the ticket is one that no Dem.
Ocrat who finds himself unable to stomach
GREELEY need be ashamed to vote for.
Mr.. ADAMS is II little too liberal and pro.
reSEe for the company he is in, but AIr.
0'COSOR is o straight enough Bourbon,
judged by bis letter "lor the straightest Of
The sect"
Just how much Of q diversion this ticket
will make in the presidential field cannot
bepredicted. Mr.. O'CoNoR is a Catholic,
ni it is believed he will attract the en-.
tire Catholic vote Of the country. Should
lie DO so, or any considerable part Of it,
be will damage Mr. GREELEY's prospects
seriously, as the Irish vote is one on which
Nj. GREELEY's success very largely de.
Pcn1I There arc indications Of q reac.
tOlay feeling towards the Baltimore
ticket among Democrats in all parts of
The country; and it is already certain the
Louisville ticket will receive considera.
BE Democratic vote in every State.
What proportions this may assume before
November, is something that remains to
be developed.
Since the foregoing was put in type,
We have the later proceedings OF the
Convention, from which it will be seen
taatMr O'CoHoR percmptorily declined,
and in the midst Of an exciting and dis
orderly session proposition 10 nominate
The President of the Convention was car.
Eied by exclamation; but Mr.. LYONS him
sell pronounced the proceedings out Of
order, and the Convention finally adjourn
lover till 10 o'clock this morning with
out Esvingmsde a nomination.
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VERMONT ELECTION.


=, NcpuoIlcnn Majority.
NEW NET York, September "A World
speGial Us G estimates the Republican majority
'0T ~ Governor in Vermont at 5000.
9,6dS az Heraf' latest dispatches give ii
At a ahd,,. dr.CrAe !! special places the majority
"TIoG, TI n s0,OOO on rather n full vote.
WN,.S' SIv inns puts the majority at 10000.
,a,n.s MN TELLER, September Sufficient
Nv, ,'Is nave been received to indicate
.asi The Senate will be unanimously Re.
publican, while the House OF Representa.
sso sme vii be lOto l Republican, Returns
oSS run lVO towns give Converse a majority
S.ss ~, Hsfdner larger by | 800 than Stew.
a. Az asI over Heaion in 1870. The towns
IS,oo. ~ Oe heard from will probably give a
III, rle Republican majority in the State
viii not be less then $4,000.
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THE PRIZE RING.
The Mill Between Chambers and Ed
wards,

DETROIT, September 4 The prize fight
for the light weight championship and
$4,000, between Arthur Chambers and
Billy Edwards, took place this morning
on Walpole Island, ST Clair river, Cana-
da, about forty miles from this city After
having fought m hour and halt during
the twenty-sixth round Chamhc.s s threw
Edwards upon the ropes, and both fell.
As Arthur's seconds picked him up, they
claimed foul, claiming that Edwards
had bitten Chambers on the shoulder.
The referee finding teeth marks on Ch M
bers' shoulder allowed the claim and dc.
cidcd the fight in favor of Chambers,
much to the dissatisfaction ofthe spectn.
tors and against the protest Of Edwards,
who cried out bitterly and called God 10
witness that he had never touched his
opponent with his teeth. The referee
would not reverse his decision and the
crowd returned to this city.
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Marriage Of prre u,nc,n,l,a.

SEW NEW York, September "A London
dsS dSI''a, says: Hyacinlhe was married To-.
E E2pN N Merylebone Registry Office, 10
Im0., ,,g Jane Merriam, aged thirty.n nine, AN
Rn"aISSs1 Rs'lSs1 widow and daughter of Amy
n, oS,UMtfetneld, M, a lady known in Paris as one
s,s snayseInthes converts. Dean and Lady
Were y S,. anu other distinguished persons
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ChsGntelltg&trGtr:


TTE EgiGer processes to have private
"a n,rIp,iye Information (very exclu'
',., Iua rs,cb reduces the majority Of Hon.
%,s, r,sy / DAVIS in this district to 81
,Gnt, ,U 4, wcIl"makp 1t unanimous" That
s;s,p hardly be allowed to stand in the
r,vora Democratic success.
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NASHVILLE, September 4-The river
continues TO fall with about 10 inches on
Harpeth Shoals. Navigation Suspended.
Weather clear and warm.
LOUISVILLE, September 4.-Rivcr stu.
tlonary; feet In chute. Weather parti.
tally cloudy and warm. Business dull.
CINCINNATI, September 4.-RIycr 5
feet 3 inches and falling.
CAIRO, September 4-River fallen s
inches. Weather clear.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, September 4-The malt
house OF Chas. Rapple & Co, on Plum
street between 81 and 4th, burned about
II o'clock this morning, About $4,000
worth OF malt, and $4,000 worth oI ma.
chtnGrY, besides the building, was destroy
ed. Insurance small. .NII
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W. d l.. E. Railroad..A Committee
from CadIZ.

CADIz, ONO, September 8, 1872.
10 N' Editors Of the IntellIgenccr;
A committee Of our citizens will visit
:out :OuL Guy on Thursday, September 8, TO
,on.eF ,o1, with your people in regard 10 the
iSlSe T.i y Ior The proposed Wheeling & Lake
N''e NAlFoad. Very respectfully,
J. NJ. GARvEN.
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HO'emenls . Of Chief Justice Chnse.

BOSTON, September 4,-Chief Justice
rsnss,, se !elt Boston this morning Tor Nara.
sss sa'SN S on his way 10 Washington. lie
HsmOSesegn Oeen passing some weeks 10 New
proved lu''e and his health is greatly i'm.
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The Loss Of the America ut Yoko-
hmm

NEw YoRK, September 4-Thc agent
OF the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
here, says the loss by the burning Of the
America, at Yokohama, will reach fully
million dollars. The agent believes all
the mails were saved except those for
Hong Kong
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| For additional Dispatches we Fourth Fti9S
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