Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-06

SIC; Walter Marshall, 2bo bushels, $26;
o'Brien Il Nolan, 200 bush, $40; Ale1an-
der Thompson, 100 bush, $40; Stephen
Waterman, 100 bush, $40; Alex Bicksr-
ton & Co., 100 bush, $40.
FLORAL HALL.
Miss AcCRskey, Miss Mary McCaskey and
Miss j. Maly, CIaysville, boquet, EACH
Valley Grove, boquets; Miss l.. Halsted,
Elm Grove, moss baskets; Miss Miles,
Somerton, o. boquets; Ladies OF Mounds.
vile 10 boquets; Mrs. D. G. List, citrOn
cake; Ladies of Triadelphia, II boquets;
Miss Alexander, WestA.eEsnder, 2 boquets;
Miss B. Barr, West Liberty boquels; La
dies OF Claysville, box boquets; Mrs Lilly,
Bridgeport, o. IL boquets and choice caC-
toe Plantsi Miss Lawson, West Alexander,
6oquet and floral design; Willie Mccoy,
Washington, basket cut flowers; Miss L.
Pemberton, West Liberty, l choice bequeti
Mrs. r. o. Blackburn, HarrisVille, o.
moss house and IL boquets; Soldiers Aid
Society of HarrisVille, l wreath of Hair
flowers.
DINING HALL,
john Stuart, o. 9 cans cream; ]. A. Max
well, rolls butter, lot of light cakes;
Miss L. J. Mccoy, lot of flowers; Miss
Kate Horne, lot of flowers; Miss Maria
Howe, can cream; Mr.. W. A. Mccoy,
quart currauts; Mrs Richardson, Nat road,
gallons cream, Mrs. John Irwin, lot of
bread, can fruit, lot light cakes; Mrs.
Battelle, box coffee; Mrs. L. Reed, Tay-
lorstown, lot howers Miss 8. Ruua Dore-
bay lot flowers; Mr. Holiday ! bottle
pickles; Mrs. DIR. Hupp, bottle tomatoes,
bucket pickles; Mrs. JOS Steger, large
cakes, lot of bread; Mrs. E. Il. Rheldaffer;
dozen pickles, lot of bread; Mr.. Schell-
base bbls ice; Noah Scott, Belmont CO o.
Pecks potatoes, lot onions, lot currauts;
Mrs +. W. Parks, SLClairsvi!le, lot of flow
ers; Miss Jennie Campbell, Paducah, KY.
lot of flowers.
DONATIONS TO THE SWISS COTTAGE FROM THE
OPENING OF THE FAIR TILL JULY 5TH, 1864.
Mr.. Louis Hertkorn, So; Mrs. Gibson, 3;
Mrs. Adam Blum, /; Jacob Groscloss, /;
Mrs. ]. Pfarr, 5Oc; Il. Steinfelt 4 Co. soc.
Mr.. Q. Z. Piefel, swiss ornaments. SIP 80;
Mr.. j. Eckhsrd, hosiery, 81 Mr.. Unruh,
cheese, 4,35; A. Roettger, swiss cheese;
Jacob Weis, box herring, 10 coffee, } b
sugar; VIM. Busby, ham and rolls; E.
Berbert, l ham; Mr.. Schiller, 2 beof
tongues; Il. Daub, ham, bread & bologna;
Conrad Meyer, l bucket pickles; Miss
Emile NJ. Stifel, 2 wreath cakes; Miss Car. |
rie Unruh, pies, butter and catsup; Miss |
Mary Zoeckler, Fulton, ham & 4 bologna;
Mrs. ]. Reid, 4 lbs coffee; Jos. Steck, 2 lbs
coffee, Wade, 2 lbs notice; Colbert I 10 |
coffee; LETTERS } ID coffee; Mrs. Whaner, 4 |
cheese cakes; Mrs. John Eckhart, l fine |
cake, pies and cinnamon cakes; Mr.. Hide |
brecht, l large cinnamon cakei j. & G. |
BaYha, crackers; Mrs. John Muth, rolls, |
pies and bread; Mrs G. Strobe, jar to-
matoes and cinnamon cakes; Mrs. Kaiser, |
bread; Z. Booking, alcohol; Mrs. Herman
Hess, cake and pruueS; Mrs. Otto Hess,
bologna Zahner, cinnamon cakes aud
dOughnuts Rosonthal, rolls Juergens,
bread and rolls; Louis Bayha, l ham;
Casper Zoekler, bologna and hogshead
cqeese; @. Hoffman, bologna, Schenk L |
Hess, bologne; Mrs. Logan, pies; Mrs. |
Beck, bread and cinnamon cakes; Mrs. P. |
Zosckler, beef tongues and doughnuts;
Mrs. Saml. Irwin, rolls; Mrs. J. Lump, Gin.
nsmon cakes; G. W. Eckhart, l ham and |
Mrs. G. W. Franzheim, Gin
namon cakes; Mccullough, rolls; Lukens, |
rolls; Louis Orth, beef tongues; James |
pies; Tieman, 4 cinnamon cakes |
and bread; Mrs. DR.. Bingel, l leg veal |
roasted; Miss Christiana Stifel, wreth |
cakes: Mrs. Murine, pies; Mrs. NJ. Sweeny, |
rusks Mrs. VIM. Clark, biscuits Mrs. |
Marsh, sponge cake.
Milk furnished daily by Mrs. Bedillion,
2 gallons; Mrs. ]. Woods, 1 gal; Mrs. |
Hugh Clark, gal; Mrs. YahrIiDg, IL gal; |
Mrs. ]. Muth, l gal; L. Bayha, gal; Hoff. |
man, gal; Mrs. G. W. Eckhart, gal;
Mrs. P. Zoeckler, ] gal; Mrs. ShellcFoss, l |
gal; Mrs. Kennedy, gal; Mrs. Nickel, } |
gal. Milk and Buttermilk delivered occa- |
eionally, by Mrs. Marsh, Ohalfant, F. Sni-
der, Dickey, Ouerson, Hicks, Woods, Bick-
Ell, aud Schwinn.