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FoR UPWARDS OF Thirty YEARS Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup as been used
for children. 1t corrects acidity Of the
stomach, relieves wind colo, regulates the
bowels, cures dySeaairy and diarrhoa
whether arising from teething or otheI
causes. An old and wall.tried remedy
25 cents a haiti, nAw
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/. AN honest Quaker writes from Floy,
Ala; "pr. Tut: Respected Sir: Having
taken thy pills find they have done me
good. am induced to write this card to
know how they can be obtained. don't
think can do without them. They are a
great blessing to the sick, and thou will
surely have thy reward" W, Il. kEHop.
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sHtIoH's CArARRH RExEDY.-A marvellous
cure for catarrh, diphtheris, canker mouth
and headache. With each bottle there Is ar
ingenious nasal injector for the more success
fnl treatment OF the complaint without extIt
charge. Price 50 cents, Sold by +. Book
Ing, Agent Odd Fellows Hall, and Cbas
MOankemoaller. TTAAKoW
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From ,he QUAKER city.

Ell. Campbell, of Philadelphia, under
date OF October /, 1879, certified to the
wonderful efficacy OF Warmers Safe Pills
and Safe Touic Ia removing liver disease
accompanied by chronic constipation and
yellow skin. TThAs
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,o,rEs, SALES.

sTsTgE's SALE OF NATIVE
: NJ Slllnsf In cn,ncer.
y. sT - ah.j =, -. Municipal cour. oil
daa, d, j Iey !, isso, In the above case
E SIi's -rp.o,Y, AUGUsTs. 1850, >, ,,,.,,
Wa IishSoeStt ~ at tho Iia;' wSs s
S'i 6: s: Is g sSa F sS! 81!
~ H., thrs-'cI' U I6rpe vine presses; lot 81
" "a AZ, t'G SaSSD' ' Ia $500 GALLONS
S5S SO aiR,i T = so, H TfSPsf
y u, !, u, az, . III vineyard Owned BY Peter
d, the gqIsA s:sS o. 5 E%tS sasn
:, p,rla DO n'S exceed 500, credit 81
"a, .r4icSS Of ,.I%scl, thc purchaser giving his
.@l ~ .' ii+Gf.1nll 'ec'lTi'yy;, ,pEE Trustee.
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rRoPLp who mix Appollinaris Water
with their wine have often found the bev.
erage very good; but unless the wine Is
good, 1t is better not to spoil a delicious
water with bad wine.-Ld Vie Parisinne.
944.
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BALTIMORE, July 23.-FlOur steady and
strong; western superllne s. 0OaS IS; extra
S476al rs; family S. 6OaG25. Wheat, western
lower, closing weak; No. 2 western winter
red. spot and July s. OH: August
81 DIAL OK; September 81 071fal OIA Corn.
western dull and lower; western mixed, spot
aud July 4TIEo; August 4731alsc; September
As Ifa49c; steamer 45Aa4Gc Oats scarce but
firm; western white 4lall Nc; do mixed 3sa
800, Rye dull at 70a76c. Hay steady; prime
to choice Pennsylvania $40 0Oa9l 90 p r ton.
Provisions firm, and in fair jobbing demand.
Mess pork $l4 90. Bulk meats, loose sh0ul.
ders SIC; clear rib sides TIC; do packed
6kasc. Bacon, shoulders &c; clear rib sides
sic. Hams, llHal2Hc. Lard, refined in
tierces SIC. Butter flrmer; prime to choice
western packed l2al7c. Eggs steady nj
lOAlIc. Petroleum dull; crude nominal;
refined 9Hc. Coffee very quiet; Rio careoes,
ordinary to choice l29kal6Hc. Sugar firm
A soft lOMc. Whisky dull at 81 Hal TX.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2S-WooL-steady
Ohio, Pennsy lvauia and West Virginia Xxx
and above Assoc; extra 4Iai9d; medium
49a50c; coarse 42aI3i; New York, Michigan
Indiana and Western firm at 40at4C; medium
4Sa4sc; coarse 4oa43c; washed, comhIng ant
delaine, 42a52Hc; unwashed do 33a36c; tul
washed 45a5Oc; pulled 4Oa46c.
OtNuIsNAri. July 23.-Cotton dull and lowe
at llKc. Flour easier, but not quotably low
er. Wheat dull and dropping No. red win
J ter 9Ia05c; No. amber 9ia92c Corn stronger
No. 2 mixed +O11A4lc. Oats firm; No. miIeC
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Tho voltaie Belt Co., Marshall. Mich.
Will send their celebrated Electro VoltaiC
Belts Ito the afflicted upon thirty days
trial. Speedy cures guaranteed. They
mean what they say. Write to them
without delay. D&w
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TRCTEE'S SALE-BY yIRTy ~. Of !

mRuSTEE'S SALE-BI VIRTUE OF
IN, ,.,enl dpeI, Of trust made by John 4.
si,,. Isrph Nj Parser and simon T. Parker, d ted
r.,,,tII on the SHl day Of July, 1874, The 18th
~ ust 1871, the 10th day Of September,
-, nj ii. 18Th day 81 August. 1876, and all OF
~ In ID. tIrfks 0ihCe Of The County Court Of
M ,s,aiT. West Virginia, aud are respectively
M IN bad Ol Trust Hook, No. 7, page lls,
I'd d Trud HJOk. No. !, page go, Deed Of Trust
in No :, Tage $50, ant IN Deed Of Trust BOOk'
M f1,s ili' iii Stlar public auction on
WEDNESDAY,, the +lh day u August, 1870,
,.-,so, 4, ,lO.k A. III, Of said day Ut the front
IN lsr CoaI, House Of said ohio county, sell the
E8VIa, lrxnlsl real estate, that TO
Nv ii, naut- red Thirteen and Fourteen mos.
NM IA an the ra.t side Of Main street, belWeeh
T,girtiia formerly MAshAlll street and Twenty
"a i'm Ap1y pTt,i1n) street., In that part
t!lalldy o. Wheeling called Centre Wheeling,
AM. Gth all the Improvements thcre9hI being
N ans pioIeriy nn which Is erertei what y Known
n W PIripr bio H. containing Ihirty.tonr (St)
ta.asar Title uneXeptOnable.
TttNUFSlLy--O Gt-thiFd OF the purchase money
u'slrh nu.s "a the purchaser may elect 10 pay,
IA NJ A,i the balance Ia Two equal lnstAlImenn al
rtr.i lSstt month"; iruw the Hay ut sale, with In;
~. "a al IelrrNl luStlllmSuts from the day oil
~. Is. purchaser TO give hotrs With approved sectl-
ntlr tssAlil lrisriel InItlllmenl and Interest.
JAMtb +. bOGEkb, Trustee.
v n HALLEls AurtlAneer.
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,orsTgg's SALE OF MAIN STREET
w,PTUDLsE PROPERTY.

,,,,s, al two several leeds Of trust made y
y VIZ S,ksr, Joseph n. J. Parker aud alLnOn n
~ H. undersigned Trustee dated reiPGCiNH =,
~" KIN day oil January, 1916, and On tne otI
ilsliv, i.iS and recorded IN Tue CieTEb once o.
y ,1t; our, Of OHIO county, West virginia, 70
a''S'f fa,I Nook No. 10, at page " aud page III
'rs,lGifSR$ .StY. the .gth day Of July, 1850,
I.i,,,l 10 orlOck 4. IN Of said day. at tue ironi
coar, Hor Sc Oi said Ohio county sell al
VI ,gr,on The following described real cstlle, thai
III, Gu Of lot murdered two IN square mum
.,,rs tlpt No. In square No. J situate on
80 .lroI Main street, ia tue city oil MheeiinSI
F,S.,si slae aorsIil, being twenty-five ieti Y!
l, 5in l,orl Of the south part Of SAid lot on M1in
~ Nv. ,tJ ,,antnR back Of an uniform Wldih Win
WI st ,hs iaii depth Of said lot, together Win all
,.i,sggaf lbs improvements thereon anu llle aI,
..,,g,,, brlousBs thereto there being erected
l .',- upE tdrT story business house.
n, mi. 10 The ll,OIC is untAcepilohable.
iT,y, a, SALE-ORC-third Of the purchase money
an an the day Of SIDE, and the residue In two
.,sii,,t.llmtu's at liz months aud niue month";
- "a diT, with iairrvI on sathe from sail date
rsf,,rr owing uOlrs with approved security iOi
IL. ,i,a,ai d aid deferred nstIlnentS and inter
y ~ JAMES +. ROGERS, Trustee.
r II Ttttlu AurllDnpFf,
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!, ,vERSMEsr BoNps-Dull but strong

cent 6tefltng e&Chhuke uAuhotS O"S y N-IA
demand s. SAX. Dry Goods imports Tor TN
week IS, O54, 200.
GovERSMENr BoNDs-Dull but strong.
United States d Of 1884,
New Elves
New Four and halls
New Four coupons
Pacific g oil 10
RAILROAD BoNDs-Active and higher will
the greatest improvement in Denver and RiC
GrAude, Lake Erie AID Western, Chesapeake
and Ohio and Texas Pacific income land
grants. The latter advanced 8 per cent.
STATE BoNDs-Dull.
Tennessee Gs....... 50 ConSolE. %
Do nsW,,,,.,,,,, u Missouri 6A.--..........lVI7i
Virginia q. ..., 20 lSt. Joseph. ...-......l0
Do w...,.,,,..,,,, 20 Louisiana ConSOls.,.. 4G3z
Deferred .......-......'''' otSl
Srocxs-The market opened strong and
prices advanced LA1M per cent, but SubSe'
qnently reacted Ta& per cent During the
afternoon speculation again took an upward
turn and continued strong 10 the close when
the advance from the lowest point ranged
from ka3M per cent, Central Pacific, Denver
aud Rio Grande, Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, New Jersey Central, st. Paul, Wa
bash Pacific. Lake Erie aud Western and o bio
and Mississippi leading the advance.
The sharp rise IN Denver and Rio Glnde
shares was due To the earnings OF the thlru
week of July, which were five times greater
than last year, on an increased mileage OF
only one.half The figures are SSS, 800
for 1880, against 81 800 in 1870. The sudden
advance In Central Pacific stock to-day was
due to report that the time for the second
option OF $4,000 shares had nearly expired,
aud that Huntington would not renew the OPP
lion with the syndicate except at much
higher price. The activity and Improvement
In Wabash common and preferred shares was
attributed to the growing belief that the earn.
ngs Of the company will warrant Sh per
II the year. The southern Pacific Railroad
Company Is negotiating with the Mexican
Government for u ConceSs on TO construct a
.r4nd trunk line railroad from Mexico to FL
Paso, with branches To Laredo and Mazatlan
Or San Blazon 10 the Pacific coast, system ag-
,regating 1000 miles OF road.
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NERVOUSNESS

1T aahrds me great pleasure to bear testimony 70
| tho beneaIs | have received from using Fellows
Compound Syrun OF HSpUphOsphitss. hAyrr com;
menlel II to man Of my lrsnds, and II haS.pF0Ved
an EXCELLENT curative for Nervousness and iieneFsl
Debility, IL il ALTO a Arst class Tonic enAoIee =
peon 10 take on de,h sIpIIIy aud Is FREQ from the
eOuStl patInK elActs characteristic Of other TOnics
have tried, HENRY JOHNSTON, Montreal.
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DR.. ]. F. CosrELLo, office zoos Chapline
street, Wheeling, W. Va,
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Read Or. EarIe's Testimonial.

Mr.. James I. Fellows, Manufacturing Chemist:
SIR-For several months past have used your
Compound Syrup In the treatment Of lnGiplent
PhtLIsiS Chronic Bronchitis aud other Affections o.
The Chest and have no hesitation In stating that II
ranEI foremost amongst tue rmtdleI used 10 those
diseases Being Rn excellent Nervous 4 exelis
adIrrct influence on the Nervous SYSTEM aud through
n il in EoTatts the body. It affords me pleasure TO
recommend q remedy which 10 really good 10 cases
for which It Is intended, when 80 many adTertised
arc worse than ussleSE. an, .ir, yours truly. =,
rs, EARLE, JR., 81 d.
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Ghe GnteIligenrsr
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

ny mail, In GdFanee, JoGtSOe prepaid.
One year. o. Three monihs..s2 90
SIX nOnths...."...... 90 One mOnth.,..-...... 70
DsiireTtd by CdTieTS IN Guy md Suburbs VI 10 ceaI
per trtgk,
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TGUsrEE's SALE OF SOUTH

NRuSTEE'S SALE OF SOUTH
| WHEELING PROPERTY.
sr,TarpI deed Of trust, made by Dillon j:
N.Sraitt inl Bridget, his wife, ~ the undersigned
tsssy iil-l November ~, 1874, and recorded In
ulGdt,olaer Of thu County Court Of Ohio coun-
g. At vfsinn, In Deed d Trust Book, No, 4,
lAaJ iiAHI z, / shall on
SATURDAY. JUNE 26, 1890,
HIaahBs At " ClOrE 4. NJ, proceed 10 selIat The
t.i loH Of tue ,nurt house Ol Ohio c0Hnty, West
Tgdin 10 The highest aud heat bidder, the follow :
sllsthhrl property that Is TO say: Part oil Lot
TIl'fcl one Id In Square numbered one ~ oil
S1Il mi Ritchle's addition 10 South wheeling,
ha'a y the Eighth ward Of the city Of wheeling
tssAd irSnbtd ~ follows, viz beginning a. Inc
t.IA's; nfHer Of said lot numbered one In
h'ir llnterd " and running thence win the
1a!as ,lle d aid lot the distance Of twenty-five
~ Arafr 10 Il UraIght line parallel vim the
a,A'fn ne Of aid lot To the eastern line Of aLlu
if It't,r In a OuIhrrly direction with the east
N jts d uid lot twenty-five feet 10 The south
ASIA eu'bef d ald lot; thence In straight lint
NV Plre u beginning.
itn ~ sALE-One.thinl Of tho purehAAt
a'a'r !si a much moro as the purchaser may tlec
bil 70 l,h the residue 10 two equal lnstAlllneutl
Hnii'r''e mulths, with Interest IRON day
y. l4ralsf giving notes, secured ny ueed
my W ldrrrei payments.
h'1us 70 Iac MD property Is believed to bc per
- u Alag as trustee, shall convey only suel
lAAhTal,d 10 me by Eald deed Of trust.
WILLIAM +. HUBBARD, Trustee.
.. II HALLER, Auctioneer. lnyE6
~ 1--we ale Is postponed until SATURDAY
hlh
v HALLEE, AuctiOneOr
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From DIR. n. W. Hunter, Baltimore, ND.
Colden's Liebig's Liquid Extract OF Beef,
take pleasure In recommending, always
producing good blood, health and strength.
D6W
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.,,Ioo.ri,ck 4. n" proceed 20 sen ~ y
b, court House Of Oa1S G S..e.in.S 4
% I r + ' sa lSiI'. .iIaa" ia 'SSI
-',.Ft' Al ID Tb,,lipe, formerly known ~
LIGHs aty o. VL,.'inE," Ia the county oil
II ie'ad Nv s,i Virginia, and known = tue
a.. .,l -n% o. w XII ,tur ia squire No tiS) forty;
81 al u 70, , u now occupied by DAVID
-. .,.e-oprthr Of The purchase I1G I GSni =
IlETo' M n,o,e As the purchaser miy e,eCt y
$50 a4th ,d ao' me residue 10 two equal Install.
~ % s'a N" effectively Ia six aud twelve
"a IL 4 q, .i ior IN ne dsitrsd
5as. s,ie Sca'oi Y WILLIAM HOFFMLsTEk,
tr.ts Trustee.
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Financial and Commercial.


NEW YoRK. July 23,-MoNEY-Easy at 2a2h
per cent. Prime mercantile paper SaSH per
cent, Sterling exchange bankers bills 81 S21<;
demand 81 Sax. Dry Goods imports for the
week $685., 900.
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BY mail, IN Gdsdnte, poiiGge prepaid.
One year.................si % SIX o.
Great reduction 10 clubs. send for sample copy
and circulars.
Address all communications 10
TRkW 4 CAMPBELL,
Publishers lnlelligenCer,
Wheeling, ". Va.
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II cures Asthma, Loss Of Voice, Neuralgia 81 VituS
Dance, EpIleptic Fits, WhooPinI Cough, Nervous
dies In sustaining lie during the process Of ppm
therlA.
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WEEKLY.

BY mail, Ia udruner, po,tOgs prepaid,
me ycaT.......sS 90 Six monihs..,...........sl 10
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! 9 -, .,lEnr SOUTH WHEEL

'S6 rEoPh"l' ,,o,, made by Louisa Sun.
grHflt y i"u,,Tdsr,I.nei, Trustee, datei July 70,
lrffl ne lhgt' IKE rirrI, Office u The l'Ounty
y ~ 'rfitd. !" IN IN lsci Of Trust Book No, 10
~ l,Ahl % .,,r.q, * ,S,n
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DRY GOODS.
SPECIAL BARGAINS

During the month of lune we
will offer our entire stock of Dry
Goods at greatly Reduced
Prices.
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IhefA.
Do not b. deceived by remedies bearing similar
name; no other preparation Is Substitute
for this under any circumstances,
Price, Sl.50 per Bottle. Six for s7.50.
sOLp BY ALL pRuGGlsTs. raw
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THEsoRrIE orTaE sIxrEENra.
capdahar secured from Further MoIes.
tatian nj the Hapds Of the villagers on
It's East Copane at the Expense Of Many

Candahar Secured from Further uoles
tatipn nj the Hands Of the Villagers on
It's East Copane at the Expense Of iiany
Liyes,
LONDON, August 24.-An Official dis,
patch dated Candahar, August 9lst, says
The sortls Of the 10th inst. against villages
on the East face Of the city has secured
us from further molestation on that side
but our loss was heavy and several officers
were killed and several severely wounded
Lieut.. McLaine has been missing since the
battle OF Kushka. Inalind is a prisoner
in Ayoob's hands, and he is well treated
The enemy throw shells into the city oc'
casionally. and keep up fire against the
ramparts with sharp.shooters, but do little
harm. The Investment Is intrusted TO the
Capdahar troops and Ghazais. The Co.
bulese are eueamped around Ayoob Khan,
three miles of, on the Herat road.
A letter dated the Goth, from Tanner,
commanding at Kelat 1ghilizai, was re-
ceiyed at Chatmen this morning, saying:
We have heard from Roberts to-day he
Is four marchesoff and will be here on the
oath inst. We are all well and are collect.
ing supplies for Roberts on the Candahai
road. We are well of for supplies here.
Roberts expects to be near Candahar on
the Goth. I
A Simla dispatch states that in the sortie
from Candahar Brlgadier General Brooke
Colonel Newport, Major French, Captain
Cruikshank. and three Lietenants were
killed. Three officers were severely, and
two slightly wounded, and l,S00 men kill,
ed. The enemy's artillery and sharp
shooters fired constantly,
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GALE on THE GULF.
Graphic Description of Ruin by the
Recent storm.

nfuputc btbcFlRhuh u MUM W INC
Recent Storm.
NEw ORLEANS, August PA Corpus
Christi special gives an account Of the
storm on the lower Texas coast and
Mexico. Matagorda looks as Il lombard
ed; bricks buildings have been torn out Of
long block, 1t is estimated that 800 houses
are demolished or unroofed, and the
stocks OF goods destroyed.
The loss Ia estimated at $500, 600. Browns.
vile Is In but little better condition. At
Point Isabel and Brazos the storm was
most disastrous. In Brownsville Latimer's
machine shop and the adjoining buildinga
are In ruins. The street Is full OF debris.
Houses are wrecked, and trees and fences
blown down.
The infantry barracks are badly shat
tered. Considerable damage was done
to the officers quarters. Twenty-eight
horses aud seven mules, belonging 10 the
Government, were killed. The artillery
barracks were unrooied, and the cavalry
stables blown fat. The convent was un-
rooted aud fence blown down. The tug
Ethel and steamboats, John Scott and
George Brown were sunk.
At Point Isabel the Petute was wrecked,
and the schooner Julia Willett blown
ashore. The Braquo went To pieces. The
pilot boat Ada is missing. The quaran.
tine station and old lighthouse at Brazos
are gone. The French bark Maria
Theresa went 10 pieces. The schooner
Laura Lewis is beached. The steamer
Sellers was sunk at the wharf, and three
OF the crew are reported lost A number
OF small boats were sunk. Its reported
several Mexicans were drowned.
The wharf at Brazos was demolished
and the railroad badly damaged. The to-
tai damage by the storm in this section Is
estimated at 100000. Many families lost
everything.
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COLD PRoRAailirIEsn DEAD.
Death OF Gen. Albert ]. Meyer, Chile
Signal Onlcer OF the U. D. Army.

Death Of Gen. Albert ]. Meyer, Chile
signal Onieer OF the U. q. Army.
New YoRK, August PA telegram re-
ceiyed here announces the death OF Gen
Albert ]. Meyer, Chief Signal Officer o.
the United States Army, which occurred
at the Palace Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y, at sun
rise this morning. The immediate cause
OF bis death was heart disease.
Gen. Meyer was Colonel in the regu'
lar army and brevetted Brigadier General
at the time OF his appointment as the
Chief Of the Signal Service by General
Grant. His duties were TO superintend
the instruction OF officers and men In the
work oi the, service, TO supervise the pre-
paration Of maps and charts. and to con
solidate end publish the reports sent In 10
Washington. To his skill and energy the
perfection OF the service Is due.
WAsHISoroS, August PA general or
der with reference 70 the death OF Briga.
dier General AlhertJ. Meyer, Chief sigma
Officer OF the army. will be issued to
morrow. Adjutant General Dunn, as q
representative OF the Generals staff, and
Captain Richard T. Strong, Lieut. Henry
q. Dunmoody and Lieut.. James A. Swift,
OF the Signal Corps, will leave for Buffalo
tomorrow to attend the funeral Friday,
The name Of Gen. Thos. H. Ruger is men
toned In connection with the vacancy
caused by Gen. Meyers death.
BuPPALs, August THE immediate
cause OF Gen. Meyers death was Bright'i
disease Of the kidneys, together with
chronic heart disease, from which ht
suffered for years. The Generals health
had not been good for several months
and the severe work at Washington O
length broke him down entirely. His chill
dren were sent to their country residences q
Lake View, near this city, and Mrs. Meyel
remained with the General at Washing
ton. He paid visit to his friend ant
preceptor, DR.. Hamilton, at New York
and under his advice came 10 Buffalo To-
absolute rest aud freedom from care ant
anxiety. He was brought here . weel
ago Saturday and furnished with retireI
quarters at the Palace Hotel. This morn
ing, surrounded by his family wife and 81;
children, he died.
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Foreign Grain Market.

LONDON, August 25.-The Mark Lane
Express Gays 1t is rather too soon to make
definite statement in regard to the quality
Of thenew wheat crop, but the majority of
the samples exhibited during the past
week were decidedly fne and sold readily
at 44a5Os per quarter. The supply Of last
years growth was quite Insignificant A
reduction Of shilling to two sLillings
failed to attract buyers. The demand for
foreign was unusually light. The bulk
Of the arrivals have been housed. The
tendency Of prices Is downward, though
the transactions are so limited as 10 scarce.
" warrant recording any actual change OF
quotations. American mixed readily COM
manded 24d ex.ship, but any attempt to
advance this quotation was strenuously
resisted. The sales Of English wheat ior
| the week we're 1l,s45 quarters at 4Ss Cd,
against 1882 quarters at 49s Sd for the
corresponding period Of last year. The
Imports into the United Kingdom during
the week ending August Il, were: wheat
l,464, ,93l cwts; -four, 216,603 cwts. 0ati
were 8s cheaper under the pressure Of the
heavy arrivals. Flour was dull, and de
clined Cd per barrel and ls per sack.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-25
SHERMAN AND HANCOCK.

Their Mueh Mentioned Correspondence
TO he Pubiished, but will be DIsap.
pointing.
wAsHlsoTos, August e4.-Gen. sher.
mans letters to Gen. Hancock, twelve in
number, written during the excitement
attending the electoral count, will soon be
published by the Appletons In addition to
the life Of Hancock, which win soon be
published by that firm. These letters
will be as much Q source oi disappoint-
ment to those who have been 90 clamor.
ous for their publication as was the f.
nous letter Of Hancock to Sherman. Gen.
Sherman has for sometime past been
urged by friends and bantered by enemies
TO give the correspondence TO the public,
in order to satisfy curiosity. he finally
concluded to place the letters In the hands
Of the Appletons with the understanding
that they should be printed entire and in
the order Of their date, In order that their
contents might be properly understood,
and not be perverted by his enemies. The
letter Of Gen. Hancock's, recently pub
lished in the newspapers, will form part
OF the correspondence.