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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-03

RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
Af nr y sFEESD hsE MGEk AsT %EEk
DRAMA
JANET PRIDE,
JANET PRIDE,
with New and Elegant Scenery Costumes and Properties
Characters by Messrs. Magic HALFWAY and Jamson, Mrs
Prior, Mus Afford and the en,ire company.
4 hfEf bRifGas r. b bEhHFftt @
MILE MILE. E EkSEsrHSE.
WHO 'PPefNs; SEW n ASb cHaRalNG DANCES.
TO DELIGHTED AUDIENCES.
ILLUMINATED FOUNTAIN OF REAL WATER,
To BE sn 4 al hSg Of a s dSy nd sysRps
THREE ALBiSO CHILDREN.
ROBERT HoqpIMs AuToMaT9N WRITER
PHRENoLodjiacihL1 ExaMlSlfi6Ss AND CHARTS.
A JiPANEsE MAsKIN HOG
THREE TAsEfkUx or MoyiSG WAX FIGURES.
ruRE ETP Pd aSISS rhsi ERod n2q TROUT
,,,THE MuSIcAILY,EDUGAAnTTEdD sEAL
Admission. rs cents; children under ten IS cents.
OLYMPIC THEATER,
" Nos s22 aud GA Broadway.
Lessee and DIeetre'' Mn J9hn Wood.
stage Manager THis EVENING ~ '
THE PET OF THE PETTfCoATs,
received nightly with
ROARS OF LAUGHTER,
MRS. JOHN WOOD AS PAUL, THE PET.
Aner which, -.
EASY SHAVING,
MRS JOHN WOOD AS SINETTE,
THE PRETTY BARBER OF lSLlSGTON
frHR ENTIRE STRENGTH OF THE COMPANY.
MONDAY EVENING, June6
aner month, Of careful preparation the Grand, Romantic
AID Spectacular Drama entitled
ALADDIN.
In which
MRS. JOHN WOOD
and the entire Company appear.
Doors omen AZ n; performances commence at ~
s,at. acc ured three days IN advance.
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financial.
OFFICE OF

OFFICE OF
VERMILYE Il Co., BANKERS,
No Al WALL-Sr.. NEW-YORK
We IRE prepared to convert the u. s. 3-1O TREAS
URY NOTES into the per cent BONDS Of 1881 with
prompinoss and on favorable terms
Also BUY and SELL at market rates 81 kinds OF GOV
EMINENT SECURITIES, including
u. s. $40 BONDS,
u. =. 1880 TREASURY NOTES.
II. $. IL moe. CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS,
II s. QUARTERMAsTERS' CHECKS,
II. s. TwoYEAR 5 per cent LEGAL TENDER
NOTES,
u. =. 6 per cents, COUPON and REGISTERED, Of
1851. Observation-Disclosures
coleetetor purchased
u. s. s PER CENT 1O.4o BONDS.
We Keep on hand for immediate delivery assortment Of
BONDS Of this NEW LOAN.
VERMILYE & Co.
NEw-YoRK, June /, 1864.
T HAVE this day taken into PARTNERSHIP
i RICHARD p COhNwELL under the name and style Of
r. H. COREWELL6 son, for the action OF the STOCK
COMMISSION BUSINESS, at No. "a Pine',t,
II. II. CORNWELL
Stools Bonds Government Securities, Gold, Gc., bought
and sold at the Regular Boaxd Of Brokers' -
r. II. CORNWELL SON.
MINING STOCKS, as well as all other kinds
M Of Securities BOUGHT aud SOLD at all the Stock
Boards in Now York Boston PhiAde phs &C.. otherwise
o commission by ALBERT II. NlCOLAf, No. 81 "iian's
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Stocks Bonds Government Securities, Gold, &c, boush
r. II. CORNWELL L SON.
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A YOUNG LADY Of good education desires
N Situation as LADIES' MAID. No objection 70 tfav
cling or the country. Address ADA FISCHER, No. LIS
Sou,hst Wiiamsburgh.
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CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO RAILROAD COMPANY, J
OFFICE OF SECRETARY ASD TRKAsuRBK,


CLEVELAND Uhlol May q, Ioo4.
T,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF Stockholders
Il Of the CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO RAILROAD COM:
PANY for the lection Of Directors for the ensuing year and
be Transaction Of other sppforAta business VIII be held at
lie Company's Office In Cleveland, on "hDNbsDAi' June
18th next.
The polls will be open from II O'Clock M 70 o'clock p
The stock transfer books will close on saturday NJ
lon. and remain closed until Saturday morning June H.
question Of ncresng the capital stock OF the company
Tor the purpose Of retiring convertible bonds snd Tor other
purpoes will submitted TO the Stockhoders IN accord
ince with Of the Legislature Of Ohio passed May l.
ifR III. G. LUCE, Secretary.
ENSTEIN, ROSENFELD 81 Co.,
~ BANKERS,
LEWIS yINSTFTN No. q Brosdst,
ISAAC R0SENFELD, JR, hew'io
EDWIN KTNSTEIN -,
Interest allowed on deposits, according to the state Of the
rarset from time to time.
Deposits received subject 70 draf et sight the same - ~
ty banks Stocks Bonds Certificates Of Indebtedness, Gov
nrmem Securities generally aud Gold bought and sold on com
s,son Collections made most favorable terms na 'ft
THE United States Canada Eng and France Germany ETC
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that Certif-
~ cate No 622 foI 50 shares OF FLINT STEEL RIVER
MINING COMPANYS stock standing In the Of John
Tyler and Certificate No. so Of the Companys stock
or 100 shares in the Of Geo. T. Riley trustee viii be
o public suction at the Office Of the Company on FRI
DAY the 10th day Of June next. At noon BY ORDER
y. X. MoCULLY, Secretay
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DROADWAY THEATER.
ID Late WAlarks
corner Of Broadway and Broomest
SECOND WEEh
Of
Mr.. =. $. CHANFRAU,
Who has achieved the most
PRONOUNCED SUCCESS
In bis original inIpeTsoHation OF
BROTHER SAM,
In Charlie. Gsylers highly successful comedy entitled
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN AT HOME
which l. nightly received with
UNCOMFORTABLE METH
and the
LAVISH APPLAUSE.
twill be repeated -.
MONDAY AND EVERY EVENING
until further notice. u.,,
Lord DundresIy and Brother sam MI. CHANFhAu.
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Wanis.
FRENCH Lady. graduate

4 FRENCH Lady, graduated III farls,
N familiar with the English. competent to tshe the whole
responsibility Of education. should like situation -
G0vERNESS objection 20 permanent residence IN the
country. address " COVERSES5," Box No. IOo Trbuss
Office
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NEW. York PRoDrcE EXCHANGE CoxpAsI
NEv.YoRg, May 81, 1861
I,UF BOARD Of TRUSTEES have THIS
i DAY declared DIVIDEND Of SEVEN PER CENT on
the Capital othe Company psyso. q The S1s o. men
reaSucf Edward Cromwell esq, Nos ll3 and ll5 brosds
an snd s,r Jne 4 Tran,fcr will be closed Until that
At SAMUEL EIMMONs, Secretary.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-10
From Memphis. &c.

Sr. Louis, March 9-Tbe Memphis
Argus claims the triumph at the recent
election OF what il calls the national UuIou
conservative ticket 10 opposition to that
supported by the BrIletin, known as the
unconditional Union ticket. Tue Argus
claims the election of sheriff, clerk of the
criminal court and trustees, tour magis
trates and Ons Of the coustables.
Judge Triggs, Of Knoxville, arrived at
Memphis to open the district Court of the
Western District of Tennessee.
1t is said that o K Underwood, Of
Helena, designs becoming candidate fer
United States Senator from Arkansas.
LeaVenw"rth despatch says an unsuc.
cessful attempt was made by the Union
League last night 10 read u solution de-
uUuucibg the senatorial election. The mem.
oers of tue Legislature who we're expelled
will he q lowed a trial.
Recruiting progresses rapidly add Kan
sss will soon fill her quota.
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Additional Rebel Despatcbes

FORTRESS MoNBoE, March 8, via WASH.
ISoToN, March 9-The fAg-of-truce steam
sr New York arrived this evening from
City Point, with 700 Union prisoners ex.
changed for an equal number of rebel
prisoners.
The Richmond Sentinel has the follow
ing dispatches:
Aeridiaa, 6M.-Sherman was at Canton
last Wednesday.
sides
There was heavy caunonadiDg at Canton
All day Wednesday.
Sherman has taken large number of
negroes. He leaves the couGtry perfectly
impoverished whcreVe be goes.
Wilmington. 7h-A blockade steamer
was burnt of Cape Fear yesterday.
CHGrIes'On, 6h.-2O5 shells have been
fred at the city since our last report.
Nothing else new.
The Richmond Wing of the 7rh Instant,
says:
Eight hundred and sixty one prisoner.
arrived here yesterday under charge of Mnj.
Milford, 10 be exchanged under slipuIa.
lions of the cartel.
1t is to be hoped that regular exchanges
will be resumed for tho future.
The body of Col. Dahlgren was brought
10 this city on Sunday.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-10
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,

This invaluable nsdIcncs Is unfAiliug To the cure
Of all those painful and dangerous diseases to which
the female constitution is subject 1t moderates all
excess aud removes all distractions. aud a speedy
cure may DO relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
It Is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in short lime,
bring On tue monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price Que Dollar, bears the Govern.
ment Stamp of Great Britain prevent countereIts
CAUTION.
Til Pills should not be taken by females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, As they
are SURF to bring on Miscarriage. bot any other
time they are safe.
In All cases Of nervous and Spinal Affections, Pains
in the lack aud Limbs Fatigue GU slight exertion,
pAlpl;a,iou Uf tile Heart, Mysteries aud Whites,
tlesn ills will effect cure Whsn all other means
have failed aud although a powerful remedy, do
not contain iron, cAlOmel AuIimOny, or anything
hurtful to tho constitution.
Full directions IN the pamphlet around cash pack
age, which ShOuld be carefully preserved.
Sole agent for the United States aud canGdAs,
JOB MOSns, 81 COrIlAudt st., NY.
n. B.-sl.OO aud six pstage stamps, enclosed TO
any authorized agent will insure bottle containing
any Pills by return mail
Por sale by LAUGMLENs& BUsHPiELU,
lyxS
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DURSUANT 10 n istd OF ITust from Robert u.
ii BOnhAm and ChAi lea VI. 0iIbsTtsOn, to J. II,
pendleIon and myself dated the Znd day OG June,
1856, and recorded ia deed book, numb6Ted ~, page
402, IN the RecUTle's LIhEs UT hiU County, W. 1t
hirginit; and TO u Sup:leInent or addition TO the
said deed iOf trust Rckn. for record by the
said nham aud OilGeTrOI, tile goth day OF Au.
must, 1883, aud T'co'dsd iu deet OE numbered II
page 4A3, In sail "ftce Will, gu Thursday, the TIN
day OF April, 1861, commencing ~ 10 UelUcE IN the
forenoon, proceed tn sell pal bis auction, the
Ohio. Lot number J. -isur-in he BelIair ddiiiOu
to the City u Wheeling the North aide Of Quiney
street, adjoining the lot which the time Of the
execution Of the said deed Of trust, belonged the
Kew. William Armstrong. Ceiling as trustee, will
convoy such title only by the said deed trust
an authorized to sell aud convey.
TERMS OF SALE.-Oue tLiId of the puTchas SO
money to be paid In cash. and the residue 10 six aud
twelve months with interest. The deferred pAI i.
mOnts TO he secured by bond aud satisfactory ssCuT
ty. mt Is DANIEL LAMB,
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Now YORK Market.
NV YoRK. Mnrch


Flour-A shade firmer and In mydersts
demand at u 2O@7 80 !or extra r. Il. o.
and Z 35(9S so Tor trade brands.
Whisky-Irregular, unsettled and more
doing at 9O@s2 for western, market clos
ing quiet. Et-E ~ 3sit- u
Wheat-A shade tirmer aud only mod
crate business doing at 62C9l 50 for Obi
csgo spring. and 81 for Nil. club. Dol s1'
COrn-Dull and heavy at 349I SIS for
mixed western 10 store.
Oats-DulI and heavy:
Coffee-Quist and without any import
ant change.
Sugar-Pirm.
Petroleum-Firm at 3l@s2, for crude,
4s94s for refined 10 bond aud so@eI for
do. Tree.
POrk-More active anil trmer at S22 rs
@22 so for meas, S2l 75G122 tor old do.
S23 50923 IS for new do, closing at the
latter price. SI7@9 l9 for Old and nov prime
aud S2l@2l 81 tor new prime mess.
Beef-Market firm With fair demand at
COZ for country mess. 4ta5 Iur country
prime, SlO9l5 for repack-d mess aud SIS
ole So tor extra mess.
Cut MeAts-Firm at 9i@IO for shoui-
ders and l24@l3A TOR ham.
Bacon Siu-S-MOre uCIIvs Abd tiImer at
liz for western Cumberland cut to arrive,
| 2 Tor city do, IL city ,oug ribbed and
ll3@Ilf for western Short rubbed.
LArd-Firmer and il, tair demand at ls4
OLA. kG--f'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-10

b%IS referring merchants and all
buyers of Fancy Goods 10 Mr.. Pollack's
advertisement, We notice as usual the live
hest activity and busy bum at The Notion
House, sOon disPelIiug all rumOrs of
rebel raids through West Virginia. and
fascinating the observer with pleasant
contemplation 10 the confidence of such
extensive prePsrntisns tor 40 approaching
active spring trade.
No use to borrOW trouble! Go on With
the busiaess. and wien buying Notions
pleAse remember that POLLAcK's Is TIE
NOTIOs HousE. nth sa
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9g TeIegtaph.
Arrivals from Europe.

PORTLAND. March 9 The steamer Nova
Scotian, from Liverpool 25th, aud London.
derry 26Ih ult., arrived at 1850 a. m.
Affairs in SchelsWig unimportant.
Lord PalmersLon had announced that or
ders were sent to the Cape of Good Hope,
to release the Privateer Tuscaloosa, inter.
national law not justifyiug her detention.
Cotton dull and Id lower tor American;
market closing quiet at the decline above
quoted.
Breadstuffs dull, tending downward.
Provisions steady.
ConsOls 9lf49ii for money.
Rumor says Queen Victoria is about 10
abdicate add the Priuce of Wales 10 as.
cend the throne of Eugland as Edward the
With.
The Post says the consent Of several
powers including Denmark, is wanting TO
the proposed conference.
SANDY HOOK, March 9--The steamer
Ausiraiiasiau, IRON Liverpool 9Th and
Queenstown 2sIh, arrived this moruiug.-
She got ashore gu the point at Sandy
Hook, but will get of.
No fighting 10 Schleswig, and nothing
new.
Itis confirmed that France assents to
spirit.
Duke Augustenburg in reply to an i'm.
porlAnt dsputatiOu from all parts oil
Schleswig, declared his intention never TO
surrender his rights.
The London Times considers that the
main point has been gained in the assem-
OF the great powers to a conference, and
hopes II will result satisfactory TO all con
cerned.
Four Italian cOuspIrators were con.
demned to transportation for life.
In the House of Commons last night
Mr.. Halliburton said that at the request OF
the Under Foreign Secretary, be bad post
poued bis enquiry as to the negotiations
with the United States relative 10 their
torcible possession of the Island of San
juan but be would not postpone the en-.
guilty indefinitely.
Tue Daily News says:
The Society of Friends in London are
extending their efforts to raise funds for
tue liberated negroes III America.
Paris. FEB. 2s-The Constitutional in
denying the erroneous assertions of Ger.
tain papers respecting the proposed coz.
ference OF European powers, says:
France could not cept the proposal of
her
The Posts city article says:
Private advlces from Paris upon which
we believe reliance can be placed, again
alludes to the negOtia atoms now in progress
preparatory to the recognition of the Con.
tederste States by the French government.
although any official acknowledgment OF
this iact would at this moment be thought
premature aud undesirable.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-10
Vermont Sheep for NaIeH
La Belle House. Brideenort ohio

La Belle House, Bridgeport, Ohio
I HIVE 50 tine aud thorough bred SPANISH
The State Of Vermont part Of them from INC ceIs.
3 ~ nosEa Of Hammond, J. z. V. Rich, Of Ad
dion County Vermont.
The9s Ewes are ali full bl0odOd, aud ale all In
Lamb by the best bucks 10 the State. " ~ lLy
Nottingham, 10 nv. the SAndtordk Gibbs Buck, IL
~ the young sweep stake Buck and tIo remainder
1y the beat two year old Back ever brought iron
vermont. Sad BACK nos have with inc. lie Was
sired by the old TottinghRm Buck, and from ETe
selected from J. TIA Y. Rieh's flock, OF ShorohRm
" The said Buck bred by &. ~ Cook, OI
shOroham, VI. ] would Invite the Wool, Sheen
HiOHinB and Farming class OF the community, ani
All loVeTs Of good sheep 70 call at the la Beile
House and see what have got.
will give every man that wishes TO purchase
neep OF me- good References 81 that he aSceFtaIa
HhAt no Is buying. ask man to buy unless he
perfectly SAti'ed that he Is getting what he pays
mis- 6.dAltw. Whiting. Adai FSE e. sE T.,
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NOTICE TO sUuscRIBERs.

We have this dS! sold To Mr. Theodore
GOrEel all that portion OF our Dsily cirCs-
IsrOa delivered by carriers He will be
Sas ouiy authorized collector for suhscrip-
Uous AceruiuE after the LIST day of March
Our patrons will 6ri IN Mr.. Gorrel a
Courteous gentleman who will use every
effort % have the paper delivered prompt.
" and regularly and will make his eoIlec-
ttOnS PuuctuAlly At short intervals.
All sums due for subscription previous
10 the 6rst OF March will be called for By
our former collector or may be paid at the
ONCE. feb29
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-10
Blockade Runners Captured

Nav HORE March 9th.--The British
blockade runner, steamer Don, was captur
ed on The 4th by the gnnboat PCquot, I'll
Wilmington, aud brought to Beanforl.-
The uight before, white painted side whse
blockade runner. went ashore 20 miles
south of Beaufort. Three of our cruisers
had gone 10 search.
A blockade runner, steamer, name IN
known, was captured Feb. 22d, 10 lat. 80,
long. 1890, by one Of our gun boArs. which
was seen putting prize crew aboard.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-10

~"CouRrEsY."-B Duke was la
ken from Columbus penitentary, last
week, to Fort Delaware. to await ex-
change, and was placed in charge Of
Major G. f. Johnston. A. D. c., and a
small guard On the way, his guard
were SO Modified by feasting aud indul.
gence in costly wines. that instead of
being sent to Fort Delaware with the
other prisoners. on arriving in Philadel-
phia, he was taken to the Continental
hotel, where he carOused for some time
with the vile secession sympathizers Of
that eta, and afterwards paraded up aud
down Chestnut street. On the way to
the depot on the following morning. the
guards were compelled TO yak seueral
yards in the rear.
In speaking Of this matter the Pitts
burgh Dispatch says the responsible par
tY for this disgraceful affair should be
dismissed from the service at once. Have
our people utterly forgotten the suffer-
ings Of our men in Richmond, that such
soadyism to a cut throat horse thief should
be tolerated! sssa
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WAsHIS0roS, March e.-Specials state
that the Titan, captured ny the rebels, has
been burned on the PiaukAtauk river
~here she was folio wed by our guuboat TO
prevent FeCapture.
The LIST and Sd corps, army of the Poto-
mac. are to be temporarily transferred tn
the I'd, 5th and 9th corps, aud command
ers OF the Sd corps be Sedgwfck, Hancock
aud Warren.
The Tribuue's army Of the Pc omac dis.
patch says. on Friday Gen. Oustsr with
500 men made recouuoissance TO Hiy's
Ford on the R4pidan. and found ouIy .the
usual rebel ptckets on the opposite banks.
A small portion of CusIar's force crossed
md drove the enemy's pickets in the
recttou of Fredericksburg, scou!icg THE
country for several miles beyond the river
without meeting opposition and returned.
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TRuSTRES SALE

DH virtue Of Deed Of Trust from John Russell
ID TO uenry EchOlA. dated April Is', 1859, and re-
corded In Deed Book -. page 30. u OhiO County
TecordE and OF my appointment bI tho Circuit Court
Of said county, Trustee la place Of said Echula,
will cell at tue front door of the Court HOuso OF
ohio Comfy, on saturday, April 9th, 1861, At 10
O'clock a. ~, at Pub.ie suction, tor Cash, tail that
part Of tho City u wheeling, laid cut by Moset W.
ChAplins and other, the same described A. fellows:
IS feet front on Non street and extending back tie
same breadth l:2 feet To All alley. being the sRne
property cOnVryt to said Russell BY robert White,
by dsrd dated Al riI LIST, 1850 -
JOHN G. cuANDLEK.
lnEl ii IrIIal
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WAsHISorOS. March s.-The report in
the London Morning Post that France was
renewing negotiations with view 10 a
recognition of the rebels by Great Britain
and France, andli case OF her failure .of J
negotiation, then for France to act alone
is pronounced by the sIate Department en-
tirely groundless.
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CONGRESSIONAL,
8EHATE.T
WAsEIXOroS. March o.

WAsElSGroi, March g.
Ou motion OF Mr.. Fesseuden the Senate
insisted upon its amendment TO the de-.
ticiency bill and the Vice, President was :
authorized to appoint a Committee TO
confer with that of the Rouse.
Tue Senate then proceeded 10 the con-
sidrraIiOn OF the motion Of Powell "a
amended by Grimes and Laat,. calling
for The report aud evidence OF the Military
Commission of which Gen. Mcdowell was
President. The molten was rejected BIS
a vote OF II to22.
Tue Senate then proceeded 10 the con-
sideratiOn OF the equ4lzing GI!I, the pend.
amendment Ueing that ct sir. Davis.
Nc. Davis proceeded TO address the Sen.
ate NJ length 10 favor OF bis amendment.
Mr.. Sherman reported tr1m the Fiunpco
Committee the House joint reso!uuou "a
authorize the Secretary Of the Treasury to
anticipate the payment Of Interest In Lus
public debt, With AT amendment as fol.
'ows: land he is hereby authorized 10 DIS.
pose OF any gold 10 the Treasury of the
United States, not necessary Tor the pay
ment of interest Ia the public deb,.
The resolution was made the special
order for TO- morrow at 1890 O'Clock.
HOUSE.
The House passed the Senate bill con-
stituting ParkersbuEg, ". Va, port OF
delivery.
Mr Garfield reported bill authori1,uR
The formation of regiment of Veteran
Engineers 10 the Army CT the Cumberland.
to serve three years OF duriGg the war
The men to be credited 30 the States or
sub division oil States from winch thew
are enlisted. The bill passed.
The House bill to regulate the dismissal
Of Odlsers from the military and nIval
service, WAS passed. Also bill for the
protection OF overload emigran,s, aud
NJ to establish bureau OF military jus.
Iue House went into U smmtltee on Leg.
islaIion on the appropriation BILL. Tie
Committee proceeded To the consideration
Of the bill.
Mr. Garfield, Of OLiu, from ihe Commit.
tee on Military Affairs, reported back With
amendment The Senate's joint resoIut,GS6
of thanks to Major General Thomas and
ihe officers aud men nader him, for bravery
aud courage at ChickamRuga, and requrst-
ing the President 10 communicate this res.
olutiOn to that General. The amendment
As nssa"d Includes Gen. ROsecr4ns.
Adjourned. ID 4.f.
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FOR SAT,E

A LAND ENGIEE, complete, fer n saw mill, 10
IA inch cylinder % inch stroke: also moor front,
CRATE bars, AID all fixtures for burning tan bark
and saw duet
Also tract orlAnd 10 HArt4 run In Marshall
county, through which the u. 4 U. K. D.. rnuA con.
tAtng Ie6 acres with about ~ or 81 acres cleared
and under good fence, with yOuWE apple and p Ach
nTchAId selected irult, over 200 trees, Que frame
house with rooms well finished tlIrue cabins, two
sablss, cave, suiOke house, blacksmith shop, good
we'll OF water With pump.
For further informant ion enquire OIL w UuuIeVy
on the premises, or Of the subscriber.
DUSLEvY Co,
steamboat builders,
febE2-lmdGW Wheeling, ". Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-10

~BnEAKnO Up a BIsnO.-Ou Tues
i.y evening crowd OF soldiers assembled.
AtOuOd house OF bad reputation At the
.zsd OF Fourth street. and proceeded to
'1a.h u the windows With bricks and 9th
= missiles. The bouse was completely
:d!sd Gni the inmaIrs, gang Of aban-
:ssed women, Aed for safety. During the
'EormiuE Of the Establishment several pis-
:ol saotS we're 6rvd, aud the whole neigh
:.rasod vas alarmed.