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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-30
FRom RIoHmoNp.

A Rebel Paper alarmed at the Talk Of
Peace by It's Southern eOteHpOrGries-NO
Peace except on ths Basis of Rebel Inds-
peHdsnes.
From the Richmond Dispatch, August q. g
We regard the cry WHICH some or the
press of the confedeFacy is raising for peace
as frRught with mischief. Nothing could
have o more direct tendency to encour-
age our enemy to persevere in the iniquit-
Gus war he is Waging against US without,
as far as We can perceive the slightest dis
position to relax or TO compromise, even If
compromise were possible. BHt il is not
not possible, so far as We can see,
aud so far as boundaries are con-
cerued. The government of the Con-
federAte States has no right to give mp one
foot of territory belonging TO, or claimed
by, any one of the sovereignties whose
agent Il Is. The Yankee government will
not agree, at this time, TO make peace
without huge slice from these territories;
perhaps, in some instances, without the
surrender of whole States. In Virginia, 1t
would insist upon claiming what they call
new Virginia, in addition 70 Old Point and
Norfolk. In Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri
aud Maryland they would claim the whole
State. ElseWhere- their olaims would be
based strictly upon the principle Of Vii pos
idetis. Now, the government Of the Con-
federats States cannot make any such trea-
" as this. Il cannot cede any territory
belonging TO any of these States, each one
OF which is q ustion-a sovereignty as
distinct as Great Britain or France, Il can
make peace on no other terms, so far as
We can see, than those upon which Il has
more than once pledged itself-absulute
lindependenee aud the complete integrity oi
all the States. When, therefore, We heal
people talking about the astuteness Of the
Yankees, and the danger there is of theil
oyerreAching uT, So, Wedo not understand
what they mean. st. - rs 5s ~. -.
Our people are tired Of the war, no doub
and this is the reason why they are q
easily deceived by every thing relating q
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-30
TRUSTEES, SALE.

OF THE NEWSPAPER PRINTING EsFAHLIsH.
MENT, Know As TIE -RE6lsrER olFtck
ON SATURDAY. THE NTH SEPTEMBER, 1854
Al THE FRONT DOOB % The O0UkE uOUsh
FOR OHIO COUNTY: .... .
TT0WbFidgs aud Owen D. DoWney, % ne, bear.
Ing date ths 18th July, 1851, recorded In the Re-
eorder's Once tor the County Of Ouio In Book -,
folio SPA ct the front door q the Oourt H0le. ior
Oho Coanty, SATURDAY, the lIth Ssptembgr, 1854,
~ 10 O'Clock, u shall soli 20 tllo
highest bidder ~ publiS anetiOn, s'the printiug
presses, engines types, mAtoriAs aud hKtdrs to9la
ald implements q aay and every kina ghatsoeEer
nog contained in or belonging % the printing once
ahd binddFy," then kugTn - the '-Unioa Prlntias
a1d plbhAhleg omeAs aad .ln7Rt nogn - the
HReEisteF printlng and publishing o.co."
TERMS OF sALEJ-Ehs o1Sthlrd q ths plnohasa
mcn8y IN cash, aud the remaining In equal install
msutS, payHbls in siE and tgslvs 5ats afteE d4ta,
with interest from date; lfde1rsd tha purchaser
may pay the full amount OF the purchase m5dey IA
calhs BOr thu dofsFrod or credit fastalna1tss tlls
purehasr - give boads with approved pefs1qal 50
elrity. JAMES q. WHEAT
augLS q afr-raa .ffs a-s HaaLPo-
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ceased.
The Fremont (oblO) Sentinel publishes
the following letters, which explain them
selves: a,sLs
CLYDE, Ohio, Aug. 3, 1864.
To GIN. GRAHT-DeaF Sir: / hope you
will pardon me for troubling you with the
perusal of these few lines from the tremb-
ling hand of the aged grandma of our be-
loved Gen. Jas B. Mcpherson, who fell in
battle. When it was announced at his
funeral from the public print, that, when
Gen, Grant heard of his death, he went
into his tent and wept like child, my
heart went out in thanks to you for the in
terest you manifested in him while he was
with you. have watched his progress
from infancy up. In childhood he was
obedient and kind; in manhood interest
ing, noble and perseVerlng, looking to the
wants of others. Since he entered the war
others can appreciate his worth more than
l can,A When it was announced to us by
telegraph that our loved one had fallen,
our hearts were almost rent asuuder; but
when we heard the Commander-i in Chief
could weep with us, too, We felt, Sir,
that you have been as father to him,
and this whole nation is mourn
| ing his early death. wish to in
! form you that his remains were conducted
by kind guard to the very pArlor where
he spent cheerful evening in 1861, with
his widowed mother, two brothers, only
sister, and his aged grandma, who is try.
ing to write. In the morning he took his
leave at O'Clock, little dreaming be
should fall by q ball from the enemy. His
funeral services were attended In his mo-
ther's orchard, where his youthful feet had
often pressed the soil to gather the falling
| fruit, and his remains are resting Ia the
/ silent grave scarce half . mile from the
| place Of his birth. His grave is on an
ieminence but few rods from where the
funeral services were attended, aud near
1.-The grave of his father. The grave, no
doubt, will be marked, 50 that pAssers. by
will often pause to drop q tear over the
dear departed. And now, dear friend, q
few lines from YOU would be gratefully re.
ceived by the afflicted friends. Ipray that
the God Of battles may be With you, and
90 forth with your armies till rebellion
shall cease, the Union be restored, aud the
old flag wave over our entire land.
With much respect remain your friend
LYDIA SLoCUM,
Aged 81 years aud months.
sEH. sRAHT's REPLY.
HEADQUARTERS ARMIEs OF FHE q. s.,
CIFT POIET, Va, Aug. 10, 1854.
Mas. LYDIA SLocuN-Ay Dear Madam
Your 3ery welcome letter Of the Sd inst,
has reached me. / am glad 70 know tha
the relativesof the lAmented Major Genera
! Mcpherson are aware Of the more thal
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-30

s GUARANTEE.
We, the undersigned, residents d In the
County d., and State o., hereby jointly
and seVerllly covenant with the UnitOd States and
guarantee "a case the foregoing bid Of-bo
aecspted that he they will within ten days amer
the acceptance of dAd bid execute the contract for
the 0ame With good and lnliciant surOties in .
sun equal the amount Of the contract 70 furnish
the forage proposed In eonlOFmify 60 the terms Of
advertisement dated -166i, under which the
bid was made, and IN case the SAid-shal fail to
enter into q contract afOresAid, Ws g1Arautoo %
make good the difference between the oter By the
aald-and the next lowest responsible bidder,
or the person 70 whom the contract may be awarded
afVen under our hands and seals this-day Of
-l66A
Witness:
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oAVALRY HORSES WANTED

OWOE ASSISTANT oUARTERlIAsrKR, I
" WHKELISg, WEsf Va, June %, 1884
OPEN MARKET GF the purchase Of Cavalry
Horses will be continued 81 Wheeling, West We.
One hundred and hfy-dvo dollArl VIII Be paid
for AL hoFsos pasSed By the Board o. InSpoetion.
A EPHCuIoAIIOl8- '
sAu horses Gor the Cavalry services muSt b sOund
In every particular; from 1bl hftean % flo) dEtesn
hands high, aud not les than (5l Eve nor more than
(ol Year, cd; in good nesh compactly bgilts
Paymanti to be made IN aeCsrllneatos Of Indebt-
odnealH for olght hor8ei or more 900 l..i -illl
By order of Ia. Col. JAS, A KKIN, Chief q. n.
= 500 ~ J.e. RAKEsW0RTH, ~;
joSO-oOdH b. E11 l.i CaVe 4 A Q. n
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valuable Property for Rent.

ITO LET on GROUND R9Hf, foe . tern ofydarss
j. about ons hanarad and nty fest q the prop-
oTty frOntiug 90 Main street. and running baeE
about one hundrod aad tnirty-tgo fsst, a1d knoln
q the sns HomsstsAd property tmne1 ately
north Of and a9loining the HOfnbrOoE Daildinsl-
This property will b Eentsd IN gaita5io buudins
I0ts, ind embraces somo Of the bost uhimpr0Eod
Ft3 E.R.ARMsrROHG,
I0B-tf Trustes % entity A. IE1e.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-30
Properly for Sale.

THBHou.s a0v occupied y J. LAnaIisd. lraia
:. - a0as' nov occupied by Peter Er'nsa, water
Ala, the Dwelling Holse nov oeslpisd b. 7. q.
LoGan, Main street, NORTH WasalinE.
TIE stowe gin b s1ld- Low sad % raaSo1Ahla
= -. .'SsS IHw1LL1axs 90. .isH
sqgII.aOd. = - Maaree ss.e.t-
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Witness:

Thereby certify 70 the best Of my kuOHiedgs and
belief the above named EuarantoTs are GOOD and
sufficient - securities for the amount for which they
ofior TO b security. - -.-r- ....-
To be certified by the United States District At
tornsy, Collector o. Customs, or any other oIeer
under the United States GovOFnm6lt, or ne1pon8i-
BILE person known 70 this once. .tlrle H-i,A q
Ali proposals. received under this Advertisements
viii b opsnad and examined At this once on " ED
NRgDAY and SATURDAY Of each week, at II u.
Biddsfs are respectfully invited 70 Be present &C the
~ fA.V.BARRIHGER, A.
Captain and Chief QuaFtsrmAstsF l
Jau29tf DspaEtmpnt q West Virginia
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-30

PRICRs.-Larss Eiss, heldinE nearly do1bls
quantity, 81 PsE bottlei half dozen, s. small Sle.
fSe per bOttIs; half dOlen, s.. !, .ags % 70
W-Por saleby Druggists and Dealers everywhere
the United States, and by all the Druggists and
Dealers IN Wheeling. oetS-1y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-30

NO. 681 ARCH STREET.
RIReipGI ossos AID NsRagaeiOiys =
= Iop1uu 4 UVANR
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-30
The Late Con. Mcpherson.

Intsresting CorrsspOndenes 6stUssH General
Grant and the GraHdHOthsr Of the De-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-30
FORM OF PROPOSAL
[TOEH, 0OUHII AHP sEA1E-l


nent Of West VIEEinIA, OumberlAnd, va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-30

A Rebel Paper alarmed at The Talk Of
Peace By It's Southern eOtenpOraTies-NO
Peace except on tks Basis of Rebel Inds-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-30

The Fremont (ohiO) Sentinel publishes
the following letters, which explain them
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-30

tsaess.'Ors to O. N Jackson : Cod
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-30

BRWARh oH oouNEAhlhLLh.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-05-18

On the suWoct Of the exchange vt
prisoners I eraaty regret to be unable
to give you sld,torg information Tive
Qoyrrnm 10 oflha UIrtd States while
poristing in failure 10 czersta tlotcrms
Of The cartel, make ocea,ianll deliveries
Of prisoners and t'eu ,ppend action
without apparent cause confess my
inability 60 egurrab nd their policy
or purpose The prisoners held by u.s.
n spite Of human care are pa.j5hing
from the iueritable effects of iuprisou
mcot q tha home sickness produced
by the hopeleamess Of release itom con.
fnemert The qociacla Of their suffer.
Ing auemouls Cur longing desire to re.
hove from similar trials our b'ayo men.
who have spout SO many wear. months
in cruel and useless imprisonment
oodnred with heroic eonstancy The
delivery after suspension Of somo
weeks, has Just boeo resumed by the
enemy ; but's they give no assurance
o'ia,eat 10 camg gu the cartel 81 in.
tcrup.joa Of the exchange may o.urat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-15

ExrrSgIvE RonHEsv NEW HAvFs-ss,Ie5 IN Corp
SIoLEs.One Of tho most extensive robberies
mitled IN New Haven occurred In this c.,y Yesterday
nom II no less than the summary arpvrpriatine OF
G .03a IN English sovereigns and hall sovereens from
the residence or Captain Fl. j. Bown. No. IL Liberty
court Capt. arrived in New York on Wednesday last
from SOUTHAMPTON, In the steamship Bremen. On the
passage he made the acquaintance ~ James johnson
ana John Pennock, Of London, ana William Gi Of Brad
ford Yorkshire. The acquaintance rnened into friend
ship aud saturday Captain Bown invited hts Engsh
friends to como M TO New Haven end spend tie
Sabbath. Messrs. GIN and Johnson owned this bag
Of gold, with which they proposed to start snne
kind Of business in this country Peonocs was destitne
OF moncy hut being a friend he brought over NJ
their expense with intention also OF establishing him
in business Previous coming to New Haven Captain
Down advised Messrs Gill and johnson to place their
money the bank for safe keeping Thoy acted the
suggestion but partially and brought the balance with
them. The gold in bar the bag enclosed In
sa.che and all left under bed in OF Captain B. g
chambers Yesterday afternoon Bown Gill and johnson
started OF for walk rennock complained OF hcsdache
and remained at the hnnsc Returning after an hour or
two, Mr.. johnson casually looked for his treasure and
discovered that the bag had been cut and The money
zorro. Mr.. Pennock aiso missing The police were
Immediately notified ard the usual precaution taken to
the thief but thus far unsuccessfulNew EdueH
journal, June ID.
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FINANCIAL AND CoMMERc IAL.

Tt1srAr. June l4-6P. NJ
rupess and Inactivity still hang the stock
Rot and, although on the whole prices ragged sct'as
th,se q yesterday YET The lurking iGcs
ton perceptible An exception however. niusi p
made il The Pacific Mali Company VIII opened
al the board At 30o and sold 10 500 which was an ad
Of Ia per since yesterday; but before the
close OF the call sank g. 23 Compared with the best
ea'es at the Graf Of the Stock Exchange yester
day New York Central advanced y, Hudson River 2
(Which very good evidence that the new board Of d.
rec;ors are accepabe) Illinois Central u Chicago aud
Ecck Island x, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy u, Can
ton Company Z. and Maripcsa l. Erie Railway, Eric
preferred Michigan Central, Michigan Southern and Cum
beriand Coal sold the Reading Railroad declined
Z, Cleveland and pllsbure y, Quicksilver Mining u,
and Delaware and Hudson Canal u.
There was not much change In tho afternoon except
IN Hudson River Railroad which advanced an additional
per aud closed liA The following were the
closing quota,ions--Eric N.Y., Erie preferred l09A,
New York Central 1872 Reading 14os Michigan Central
1@4s! Michigan uthern %, Illinois Central 1921, Glove
land and Pitisburg Ill&, Cleveland and Toledo 1898,
Chicago and Rock Island x, Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy l2s Milwaukee, and Prairie Chen 81 Toledo
and Wabash %, Quicksilver Mininr 7SA, Canton Com
pany Il ana Ohio and Mississippi certificates 527s Pa
cno Mail sold down to 2ai, fall Of per cent from the
highest price obtained at the first board.
Government coupons Of 1851 closed at ll24, coupon
Eve twentes at los and year certificates at 81
Gold opened this morning 1919, sold up to os
but afterwards fell 10 1863. The market The
Afternoon aud great efforts made TO keep up the
premium
cold sold in st. Louis on Friday last for zoo. Large
Gales were made at that rate.
The Gold bin, the bin 10 check speculations in coin,
passed the House OF Representatives. to-day, and will
immediately become a law having passed The senate
time ago II is known 60 be one or tho favorte
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SET JoHr Administrators ousa, arrived ~ Belize,
uond previous to June ls from Ssa having fell in with
the b9as Containing re captain and Of the American
chip John Albert which vessel Orieans
ballast bound TO Toasco and had been stranded The
morning % the th Of May the Alagsnes reef The
abandoned her e gne day. she having feet 81 water In
the hold end badly damaged They making their wag
70 Sisal Captaia' "a name not ascertaned.
SHfR FfrEDvrfcn (Ham), rassmer, 81 Valparaiso from
New York; took nre previous TO h ut and had decks
ped up 10 save ship and cargo. She repairing May H.
SIR suLrorE Of London arrived yesterday from Liver
pool whIe coming INTO quarantine In tow came IN collision
with brig Scotland Of Boston arrived Matanyas aud
a anchor The scotand had bboom, bobstay and all her
head gear carried away The Sulios received but Ehins
damage.
sHIp Iy.sHor from liverpool At Bosson 1sh, reports 5h
inst lat ~ 80 dsmasted ship steering and
Their ship In company under jsryn'ssts
sai, MT wolLssrAs. which was owned In Gloucester
some thirty years lost last summer In Ochotsk
Sea River Amoor whaling voyage with portion Of
her crew. She belonged In New Bedford.
BRtG CksApa--Shp Sylvanus Blanchard Meady, At Cal
lao 2sd ult from Hsvrc took OF the captain and
brig Canada Of Baltimore date lat IS % Ion 81 SO w,
the 0ansds having been swept BIZ bulwarkA houses
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chel, Msuvi.as for Portland; br swsils from
NJ Il .s FOR ss 80 ~
ne SsSs Grant % ., aS sci. a@s,
Sas Hss.oS for ps'sae ooi. R9aa Perry Macsa: Tor
Ioesland %; srAera Light Lane vnanssen for do;
Gardne TOR Washington; Walchman Watson, Calais for
i,6-Arr .chr. Owen Bearse. Bearse Essbe,hpor. for
s sss 40 for sr g fSr
s Ssa DO ss .ss Mesp Ms
m an s s Brsr sprngb0k.. Northefn Light Watch
Lis hs L sss Sss ss:sa
sEw os 81. As June bark Msrs tB New
BSbFosS sa%s sTi5 and
aary Sranc srs 2h Idsp RSsiS
sei@a YYort sshs Heroine. champlin s Phiaaespsia;
s k ns ke.y s'f sYore Ss0rk'
10y sSd "a %
Arctic perkns Pilots Bride. Coker, and Huntress. How.
s%posT June str. bark con,a.Iea gosia;on
NEW HAVEN June isArr sehrs Sarah Elizabeth Smith,
:"i
ssy o.on
ss9Ps rhsnis s1epar Commerce and &
ss9. Hs isss,. :,sSsss @
Hail. provid.nes smss ms csrsaas s.n
hol r E so d sos HS
IN monitor toy probably The Men S
age Belle, Lite, Londonderry; Moro CASTLE Ross 81
Johns bark Elba Drisko Hampton Roads briss Minnie
Miller Anderson Bostou Edwin Allen, do Electric Flash,
Aver. Gloncestsr Empire, Small, Paw,ucket; Glenwood
Burgess. saso: Jas Ssoa Burt
Lady Ellen. Doughty, Boston: II Y BENEDICT Case Goa.
cester; Carrie Wells. Brown NRclford; Sac b. Bateman,
Boston; Mary Haley Haley DO fysiine Laaghiin Hsya
Gro WE'LL do; Georgia. Smith Ipswich & smith Smith:
Proyf cnce Loesser Laws Saem; Kent Wright Ccpard'
Bridgenort Prince Alfred, Adams, Medford; Ella VIII
iaSzSrr bars Msaeo cenfuegos; .car pwiyh. NYork
Below brig Marie Louise, from Turks Islands.
PORTLAND June ii-Arr ship Pomona fHr). Spurr
Liverpool. Cid schrs Engineer. Willard, Baltimore: Ring
gold Crowel Work SD, brig Mont cello schr Engineer.
l4th-Arr brig Il Knight Parks, fhila 'ephia.
PROVIDENCE. June is--Arr brig Mathews, Mathews
SaguA: Young America Potter, Philadelphia. Sid schr VIM
Colyer, TAYLOR. Phladenha.
PAMTuCEEr, June l3-Arr schr John Beatty, Hender-
Philadelphia
SALEM, June l2-Arr schrs L 4 Reed, Reed; John
Oriental. Hawes New York. SD llth bark Natal, Pond,
Zanzibar schr II Bartlett, Rockhil Philsdeipha-
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There active movement In wheat. chiefly to ar
rive, and prime spring the dcarer, while In
feror favored the buyer The sales reach bushels
about har for forward delivery, at ST 70 81 80 for
Chicago spring, 81 TO 81 50 for Milwaukee club,
81 50 81 Sc Tor amber spring. 81 IS 81 80 for red
State, 81 81 81 % for winter red western, 81 ri
81 % for amber Michigan. 50 for white Canada and
81 05 for white Michigan. Rye scarce, and held at
81 81 75 without business of importance Corn was
offered freely and prices declined &C. &c. sales 60 900
bushels, nj 81 as a 81 46 FOR mixed Western, and
81 As 81 50ta for and old do. Oats were good
demand and without decided change in prices sales sc
soc. 81 &c for Canadian, State and Western Barley
inactive O barley matt 500 bushels sold at 81 CO.
REANs were firm nj IS for marrow and s. 10 for me-
dun, with sales OF 800 bbls.
COFFEE dull and prices nomiually UNCHANGED;
sales OF IS bags Rio at 43c We quote Rio prime, Kc
44c -four months: k,o, good, 4Sc., do Rio. far, 42c
do Rio. ordinary, 4lc., do. Rio, fair 10 good cargocs
ikc &C., do. Java, mats and bags. ACC SOC, do.
Mara"aibo 4lc. 42c., do Laguayra. 4lc 43c, do.
Sc Domingo, Gee S7c cash Stock OF Rio and Santos
coffee. june IA 1854. 100 26s Java. gov. bags eo6
Baha, 2673 Maracaibo, 1922 Lagusyya 5000: st.
Domingo, 0z3 other descriptions. 54o3. Total bags,
10 T40.
ooTTox-Market less active but firm sales, 900 bales
Va
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FINANCIAL.
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PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, June g. 1854.
TO ensure the greatest possible vgor in the operations OF
the the
and skfu generals vast theatre OF operations
penaures have been Increased beyond receipts from
nue. and ordinary subscriptions to the national !oan
Sealed offers Will. therefore be received at this Depart
men under the act Of March g. 1858 until noon Of Wednes
the Of seventyfve millions of dollars. bearing
an annual interest OF six per cent PAYABLE seniannuay
year, and reaeemable after the 3j.h Of Juno: 1851
Each OTTER must be for MY or one hundred dollars Or
sum including premium offered each hundred dol arr in
bonds or for iy when the offer Is for than hfty
whole one red must be deposited guaranty for
payment subscription acceped the Treasurer OF
Treasurer York. Boston PHILADELPHIA ST Louis
or with the pes mated Dcposary at fi'tshnrg
National Banking ASSOCIATION autnor ed to receive do
posts WHICH may y transact the bn hess without
depositors BY the officer ocaon receiving thrn the
originals OF which must DO forwarded with the oilers 70 the
OF offers with to reach Washington not later than
the o. June 10 no osr no, BY Its
The Coapon and Reg stored Bonds issued VIII De OF the
OF so and U VII Eta s"S Be- se reg
All offer received will be opened Hedned. the 18th
o. june ., the Secretary Or Que o. the Asst tant Searea
atey the respective oferer and Of acceot
bonds Of the descriptions and prefer
red VIII besent to the subscribers the Of the Depart
ment on final paymentof nsslment The original deposit
those whose Offers may not be accented. -
Tho amount Of accepted offers must be deposited with the
other officer authorized TO act
under this notice advice of of otter as fol-
owsonethird before the 20,h; onethird or be-
original two cent deposit before the 3th OF Juue
Interest to the lat OF July the several deposits will he
Oilers under this notice should be endorsed "Oer
right to decline III oilers not considered re-
Secre of he
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teens sor the patients which thew refused 70 do the
MAYER concluded they arriving at snla
ton " ,her d,icry before. and hoped the
~cula be horne In mind and expedent devised 10
ttsve IN The Threatened endemic
The meeting then adjourned until Thursday. when it is
hnped some decided will be taken by the Health
oners, aud The sanitary coadilion o. the city i'm
Oruved.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

IpfSDAf. June i4-oF Ne
AsHEs.- Receipts IS bb's The market was firm, with
q moderate business, at previous prices.
BRrAnsrrFYs Receipts, 12sso bols- flour, 500 bo'st
and go bags meal, $3.50 bushels wheat 9es6 do.
corr l2i $40 do. OATS 200 do barley, and 5000 do
malt The -four market opened firm and active, but
closed dull and dropping for all kinds There has been
considerable done extra State for future delivery at 81
SIS Is for all this month Julvthe higher price for
choice grade The transactions include Is 900 bbls State
and Western, 200 do. Southern, and 100 do Canadian
Rye -four was shade rmer, with sales OF 400 bbs. at
50 so SIS 10 for common choice. Corn mea! was un
changed In value and the demand moderate including