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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-18
ECLECPIC.


DR: B. u; LEE, Eclectic PhysIcEan, Surgeon and
~ Aeconcher, tenders his professional services to
the citizens OF Wheeling and vicinity. Or. L. "a a
Graduate Of the Eclectic Medical Institute Of DIN.
otnnatL aud has had many years experience in the
prastlce Of his esson and he hopes by close
patronage. DR.. Lee has given special 10
has been eminently succeesful In the treatment Of
chronic diseasss Of every Variety and especially Of
such % Rheumatism andidisessss OF! the Kys Ear,
Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility, Cancers and
Ulcers Constipation, Piles aud diseases OF the KID.
neys, Gravel, &c. Allthose who have been 1nsueees
folly treated for any Of the above diseases would
nd 1t to their interest @ consult Or, Lee without
delay. Ourpractiee q eerei aud prompt, leaV.
ing no nerCuriaI faint In ygtem, but clea1SlnR
renoEating and strenGt hstlng the general system;
acting In unison with Mature 8 nnsElnG laws.
WHEKLtHg, WEsl VA; Dec 4th; 1888
To all Whpmtt may concern: WeIha undermined
members of the West Va L6gfiIatnfs lake pleSsufe
In saying that We have known Dr.. Richard H. Lee
many Year, previous 70 the breaking out Of the Re.
% Is sgCeS;sfqs ana eneEgeIle
aWha county, Va, and In GalliA county, Ohio,
g. SLAQR, senator TGh Dist,
= VS. DUNBAR n. n. D.,
JOHN ~. PHILIPS, PreS Sonata.
ONCE one door south OF KFamef'S Hotel Main
HueeE. 80 mfg Pms
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-18

NEw YoRk, May l7.-r6e sum Of one
million dollars was handed over 10 the
Sanitary Commission to day, by the chair
man OF the Metropolitan Fair Finance
COMMITTEES, as the first installment of the
results of the fair. ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-18

Ba- YEsTEaDAY evening an intoxicated
soldier who was reaching into the river
with lOug pole for the purpose of towing
ashore q broken akiff, lost his foOthold and
fell into the river. He went down and
came up twice before be could be rescued,
but being finally dragged ashore was re.
stored to consciousness.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-18
New York Money -ITariget. ~

NV I0RKl May II.
;@6 per cent, chiefly az latter rate.
Z Sterling Dull; 19s@I94..
Gold-MOre active and frmer; opening.
at!5s, advancing 70 7sA, declining 70 7eS,
and cloaing firm at 77{{.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-18
.IIa NH.gLIlaEaEkt.
pIonksl BIanks!!

4AS'- :, hand and are TeASy to supply
ErE have DoG ~ az RSnk Executions, summons,
~ dt@aa' srinltd on good paper; 5 T6Ssi
ISL i ss "a re ia STs.Psealy :ootod
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-18

@AsHESorON, May IA despAtohIfrom
the Army of the Potomac of the 10Th says
that after ten days fighting, the army was
allowed to rest and recruit for The great
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-18
railroad TraIns Cantnred.

new YORK, May l7th.-A special to The
Herald, dated Nashville the l6lh, says:
We learn from reliable authority that
Mop herson captured on the 18Th nine rail :.
road trains below Resaca, laden with
various military stores for Dalton.
The enemy seems making preparations
to evacuate. Advantages have been gain
ed, and hopes are entertained that sneedy
success will keep paceEwith the operations
in Virginia.
Fitzpatrick was wounded several days
since, but not dangerously !; also Generals
Which and Marston slightly wounded.
Despatch from Secretary Stanton.
WAsAiNdFoa, May lTth, 1915, q. m.
TO Moyor General D1:
We have no official intelligence of mill.
tary operations since lay last despatch.
The Richmond papers OF Saturday state
that General Steele had surrendered at
Camden, with 5000 men, 10 Price. This is
known 70 be untrue General Steele, with
his whole command, Withdrew two weeks
ago, from Camper, and is now at Little
Rock, having defeated Kirby Smith, on the
wayito Sabine river.
As heretofore stated, General Sherman
was in close pursuit of Johnston, having
captured 1000 prisoners, and 8 pieces Of
artill cry, AT Ressca.
Gsigned. E.M. STANTON.
Ngw YoHki Maj: IA dispatch to- The
World from darlington says: S
A. peEspn from Richmond on the 9Th
says the streets were full Of people specu.
iallng. on Lees retreat, but seemed conf.
den TOT !. the torti acatipns being sncce5sfnll,
defended. The garfiEon inside The ciiy
mounted TO shout 5000. but can he IN.
creased ~ q few hours; double that mum
1iber. Men and boys between the ages OF j;
and go have been i9corpp rated into militia
Soldiers we're arriving from nllspaFts
I prtncipalIy from North and South 6ar6-
lima. ,lsla, = - - y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-18

. n T q
NEWSfoRR, May 1.-THE steamer Fnl.
ton, from Port Royal the 1sth,has arrived
Gen. Gordon has been ordered 10 Florida
to relieve Gen. Btrney, denoting that the
court martialin his case had resulted in
Gordon favor. is 80 =
me armed steam transport Harriet
Weed was blown up by the explosion OF
Two torPedoes at once in st. JohG's river,
Florida. Tho second engineer, cabin bow
and one of the crew killed. a large mum.
hsr of.other persons we're wounded, some
severely.
The Rteamer Plato got aground in sa.
Vannah river, when "a large steamer, sup.
posed to be a ram, came down from the
direction of Savannah, but retired after
recounottcriug. ~ -
Ihe- Fulton reports that when of
charleston bar, on the 14th, general en- .
gagement was going on between our feet,
under admiral Dahlgreni and the rebel
forts and batteries on James and SulIivan'f
Island Allthe monitors appeared to be
engaged, as also the New Ironsides. Fort
Putnam, on Gregg's Point, seemed direct.
log her fee principally on Sumter, which
Was replied to by Fort Mounrie, on Sulli-
vans Island, and Battery Simpkin's, on
James Island.
The contest was spirited and seemed as
general as has transpired since last au
eumn. The Fulton chased blockade
runner, bound out from Wilmington, ON
the moraing of the 18Th, for five hours,
and then abandoned it,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-18
LaughEnIs EzlgetgEaat SNIap

For Coughs, Colds, Group, whipping Cough use the
EXPROTORAtTf.sYkUP
We guarantee the most speedy relief by using the
RXPEorORANTs SYRUP.
The annoyance ofoostlnt Coughing Is stopped BY
- USING THE RXPROT0RANTi SYRUP.
Hundreds testify to the great excellence of the
EXPEOTORANT SYRUP.
DiRoulty of Breathing is relieved by the
EXPBcToRANT SYRUP.
Inflammation Of the Lungs ia cured by the
KXPEoToRANT Syrup.
ohildrsncan use without fear the
RXPRCrORANT SYRUP.
Asthma, Bronchitis and General IrratiOn OF tho
Throat IA cured by the
RxPEoToRANr SYRUP.
Price as Gents. Prepared only bv
fsb2O LAUGHLINs & BUsHRIRLD.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-18
Rtnm Hea AhArmsn,

less!aatssl asf 50 aIfpasra
slFtd q AfaGRs sklIsIR Avs lstss srste.,
dst ta9tttaE rEasi gsbi 9 am ahlsJg d ia I
be had sntsted Reaesa aud estRhlI5he1l 81.
headquarters there. Hq cePt1fsa q sapI
aud 1000 Pris0hstp.
Troops arsin hot pursuit Of Johnston,
The rebels burned the railroad bfidRe al
=Raseca but The road 70 there MAS in run.
ming order
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-18

Prepared from a prescription of Sir y. Clarke,
n. d., Phy6ician Extraordinary to the
Queen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-15
MrpNranAr. Sept. LID. NJ,

Gold opened at DDS, fell to POI, and returned
10 o99 where Il was quite steady Tho market Ia no
strong the public stu continue TO sell small parcels.
ana tha is decidedly toward lower rates Therc Is
no disposition to bay small lots for boarding. aud the
ce strength OF tie market lies 10 the domand to cover
short saes. The closing prce 22c..
Stocks upon the street were strong, and
good deposition shown to buy several railway shores.
At tho Stock Exchange United States "a Of 1881. cou
pon IC7. 0l07I; coupon 52os il0s 0llo; Certificates.
9i09Ii; April 7-5os. lo20lloi Missouri g. 6ii a65i
California Is ll0d 80; Canton. 33l33i; Delaware and
Hudson. ls50is2i Pennsylvania Coal offered ut 1871
Cumberland. GliaG2i Central Coal 5'15s; Marposs
A2al2t Quicksilver. eoi Paoiic Mall offered at
POS Atlantic Mail in demand at isoi @iei; New York
Central 1851 q 1851; Erie i04l1 o5; Erc preferred. lot
a lO9 Hudson River, llsi0lisii Reading, 29i@l30;
Michigan Central INel2i.i ditto southern, sl0el.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-15
tAdycrtlscmen,.l
NINTH NATIONAL BANK,

FISCAL AaRsr rem uEIrsD STATES GOVERNMENT,
VIII take Subscriptions. deliver the New 73O
TEEAsuar NorEs n,eres, payable semiAnnaay for three
years. then tho ho!de. has Ish, exchange them
DoLsn for the popular and valuable $50 LOAN
which DAVIS per oont nteres, IN CON-
W. allow each buyer tho Government comnssion Of 81 80
on each @IccD.
We also buy and sell
Il. 4. $50 BospA
L. :. y MosrHs CERTIFICATES or ISpEnTrpyEss
L. s. QUAEERAssTgRs CnRcXs.
L. ). , YEAE, PR cEsT CoUPos LEGAL TENDER Norris
and tale Subscriptions toE l0-ios-
We collect certificates OF Indebtedness; aud convert TIE
OLD 1904, into the 8 yer cent. Bond. Il 1891.
j. u. ORv.s, President
joan Z. IlILL, Cashier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-15
ditto guara nteed. t3l9ilas Panama 2s2a295' Illinois
Central. lksi 1884, Cleveland and Pittsburg, lloi.


Central. lksi 1885, Cleveland ard Pittsburg no.
There Is a good demand for Government stocks and
large o<dors have been filed on Philadelphia account
Tho recent issue Of bonds 'of 1891 sells 1864, and is
not pressed on the market at that price, One year
fcates are IN more demand and are saIable in large
at oi09s The general stock market Is irregular
but generally strong There large short interest,
and great czet0ns made by the tca.s TO make low
quotations By asserting theta loan Is to he made at
once, and that q morey panic is impending One-bsif
OF the bonds recently sold have been delivered and tao
whole viii DO placed without any disturbance Ia the
nancy market "a
| Money is working quite easy under an or
rapgcmcnt Of the sub1rcasty in regard TO temporary
loans So far NJ Bank Clearing House certificates are
concerned the usual ten days notice is waived the
Banks agreeing to reduce the OF Interest from IN
" cent as consideration. tisno part the p'escnt
policy Of the Treasury to produce dear money mar
ket and the arrangement will probably be perma'
nent in the absence Of money panic. There Ia flesh
demand for 1905 and the orders are widely Distributed
Confidence in Government securities steady advances
at home and abroad. and the darkest financial days
have boon passed. On call money hns been abundant
at " cent.
Sterling in gold for bankers at GO days, lO9l
alOOI. France, 5O7I aal2i. In currency 10 rates
\ named
Freights are dull and rates are nolnlnally
lower The engagements to Liverpool per steamer. are
1900 boxes Cheese and 800 frkns Bnticr 4o. To
Bristol rs iuns OIL Cake, PSI. TO Hamburg, 50 hhds
Tobacco, 27iG. 10 Lcghorn, 20 tuns Measurement
Gocs, 4Ol. 4 bark was chartered from Philadelphia
to Pensacola with Coal at 1000.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Re
ccipts SD 7i6 65i for Customs, s6iCooi Paynents
s. G0a $50 6: on account Loan, sl,65l Geo. Balance
e1372s.O9l o. o.
The receipts of the Racine and Mississippi
and Northern Illinois Rairo>sis for the week ending
l Aur al have beon:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-15
fAdyerliseinepLl

THE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK, NEw-YoRK.
DkPosIrAGY fSAScIAL AGENT OF THH UNITEp srATEs
win receive subscriptions for the 3l0 Treasury Notes
These notes will be convertible at maturity into SIX Pa
Crsr $50 Bonds Parties snbscrihin before
18th August will be allowed interest tat date Those sub
.chbins after that date viii pay accrued interest Recognizing
the importance OF general subscription to this POPULAR
Loan this Bank win allow all subscribers wuoLs CON
MISSION OF 80 so on each s 900 subscrbsd.
MonRIs KErcEcx, President
d. W. VAUGHAN, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-15
For tt. N. Y. Tribune.
For
VoIuht ecr.


Hol The night is fastening fast
Volunteer
Ho! The dawning looms at lssti
Volunteer!
HarlS Atlinta's ramparts fall
Tyrants Quake in Richmond's WALL
Freedom, Union, Victory call
Volurtserl
10, Re5ellion's doom is might
Volunteer!
God hath heard the bonlman's cryl
Volunteer
Shout! Oppression's power is broke
Blasted as with thunder strokel
GOD himself the word hath spoke.l
Volunteer!
Now's the hour TO deal the blow
Volunteer
Strike, and lay the monster low
Volunteer
What though Slavery, scarcely dead.
With the nations life-blood red,
Rears its Gorgon "Copperheadl
Volunteer!
What though treason threatens wildi
Volunteer
With the parent dies the child
Volunteer
Savcrys end is trcason's fall,
South or North, in camp OF hall!
Conquering one we conquer all!
Volunteer!
Wars the road to night and peace
Volunteer
Only treason whimpers "ceaseI"
Volunteer!
God, who smites, yet saves the land,
Clothe with thunder every hand,
Edge with lightning every brand
Volunteer
10, the gloom begins to break!
Volunteer
For your own, your childrens sake,
Volunteer
Fight it out for all mankind
Fight it out as God designed,
Spite of Earth and Hell combined
Volunteer
Noblest work that Ger was done!
Volunteer
Modest victory ever won!
Volunteer
God, and Freedom, and the Right,
Truth and honor, bid you smite
Rise and trust Jchovah's might
Volunteer!
Rise! and trust the future ycarsl
Volunteer
Down with fears! Away with tearsl
Volunteer
10, the bays for every browi
10, the reverent ages bowl
Up! and strike for victory nowi
Volunteer!
GEORGE LANSING TAYIoH
10 Britain, Conn.,, Ang. 6. 1864.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-15
The C1icegO Tribune of Monday reports:

III7H", .'IV,T'-'IJ IFF0.~t'
There was general decline IN the produce markets
to-day, influenced By the fl ia gold. and they closed
weak a. reduction Of "a 10. yesterday quotations
for wheat; 2Jd2jc. iOur, &C. The demand for
money to-day has been good. tut there was an almost
unparalleled scarcity CT currency We haar thar several
Monday To settle their balances. q; course tie oonces'
siona woe granted bp. such irregularities eau DO
tolerated but few times. Bankers will have 10 con
tract their discounts and disopPo Mt many who are
really enlted to consc ration, rGn the rss OF being
disc edited foE Irregularities 1t becomes them AID
all TO practice caution. and not tooA - extend ther
h.uonfr hcroud ihnIT CONTROL"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-15
DIRFCTIOEs 10 sHIppERs,

Pack all produce securely TO avoid b-dkage o. boxes OF
CONTENTS " different quail ssn let them be IN
packages.
Nsk every hing plainly with the conssnee's name Also
yonr name private mark kno 10 h. cosnee
and Tho contents Of the package upon the outside with NUM-
her wesht Ac, show what contains and where Lons
without operius -,
Futan invoice inside A upon the top Tackled upon tho
nnl-ris o the cover also s-nd duplicate by mail a, ths
tine produce other articles shipped, stating
route cent, CSC.
uard sai mistakes Of count weight m.sslTs &c. an
so gain reputation os correctness qu,y OF produce even
Nos and good ckg your articles viii always be IN DE-
mlud.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-15
The Cincinnati Commercial says:

Though bankers find that tho workings OF currency
through their receipts from the East and the natural
dim Of restrictive course towards borrowers are To-
ward an increase In the supply they nevertheless are
finding more paper Tor discount offered than they can
take and IS matters stand. they scrurinzc veiy
closely 90 g. what these Lana are TO be applied TO-
Tie ProcideEce Press says<
Tho market stl remains quiet. Holders are firm,
with sales oil about 1900 pieces at prices not rnnspred
Many mills are stopping or want OF water aud The high
price % cotton.
The PitisJprg Commsrcioi thus elludos to the
formation Of daily stock board in tha; city;
we are glad to De able to announce that the Bank.
ors' aud Brokers Board" Of this city have made ar
rnngemcut diily to transact business on SINH
lar bass with thnt OF TIE Philadelphia and New iok
stock boards The list Of securities dealt IL here Il al
ready larger II IS soid than that Of the Philadelphia
stock board and many of these when purchases or sales
aic p be made only be dealt in through the New
York or Philadelphia boards.
The PAeniA Fire Insurance Company have
declared semi ANIMAL dividend Of Eve per cent, pay
able at their Office In this city. and after the 10Th
inst. free Of Government tax.
Messrs. Frederick Schuchardt, James D.
Fish and Henry Morgan, have been elected members
II the Board Of Directors Of the Chicago and Great
Eastern Railway Company
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-15

Mrs. Clark, Of Van Buren, Co., Iowa, heard,
few davs since that her husband was unfathful to
her and resolving on revenge. approached him 10
was at supper. threw her arms round his neck and
kissed him. and then dealt him such blow On the head
Nith ~ ~ tDat le js lct likely ~ recover.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-15
EcrcciDts OF Produce.

sypr. ia-Flour 1890 b5si Whistry go bbls. GO
Meal l20 b5- Wheat, b, 100 bush; Corn 200 ousn
Oats 500 bush Provisions, go pkg- buuef +oi pAs'
Lard 80 Y&gA Ashes ~ pkgs. OH Cake, 2sJ pays
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-15
FAUST.
Overture al 8 o'clock.

,cr .....................Sig nor' TAMAA0
49,, s ;t;ii'i:............Mle MARIE fREDEMCl
~ ~, Mi JOSEPH HERNANs
'it r draratic ep.ion OF the part Is BY Jar TIE
have had upon the lyme staee."-l ofk Iines OF
yIltfi''S o2y Nine. BERTHA JOHANNsES
yALES riNE.... .....::....M: HsINkiCH sTE n
THE GRAND CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA
viii be asa ted IN tho FANFARE MILlTAlRE BY
THE TEUroNlA SOCIETY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-15

NJ yopros "a our A-en, FOR the sale Of THn TRIBUNE
scg ,.ro. and Hypr PARE Pa. lie has moved I" lenrav
u.t deer TO necks vegetable and fruit market opposite wash
intou Hall and viii segvo eGas with InE DAILY SAh'
NrEgLY and WEEKLY TgiarNE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-15
D. W. yArGHAx, Cashier.
N. Y. Wholesale Prices of Country Produce.

y. Y. Wholesale Prices Of Country 4, rroa"ee'
FOR THE WEEK ENDING WEDNESDAY sept -; .e.
ms following are tie cuiren. Of articles IN good CON
diion, sold by commission holses ~ r;ts
receive % ~ y cent ess deducted ior eo'''''' "'
freight and other chsfses.
BEANS AND PEAs-DRY.
There ia little doing in either beans oi Po"s}'s. ~"
probably vi b. anti the new crop !" W. ne 9lose,
Baons pes and medium prime ou'H''Fa W Ta1
Beans marrow, prime. ..'..''''''''''''' ,c,s "a
Beans inferior. s''''''''''''
Peas Mau0wfut -
Peas, common. ''~
BUTTER.
The buter market il disturbed b. the great fluctuations IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-15
CAnEMY OF MUSIC.

N LEONARD RONER..........,c:,d Wyn nfniccTroa
CARL AASUHu III. .....:;...:.. SSJIpp i''~
THIRD GRAND OPERA NiDnA' .r
THIRsDAY, SEPT 10 1861,
Gonnods Grand Opera, in hive scts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-15


Receipts rom January q August 3l'
lei.......... J6s, SC, ~ ls63......... se239 20
iucrCasc..... : l'1fp0 "
Mr.. Albert III. Nicolgy will hold his regular
auction Gale OF Stocks and Bonds tomorrow ThuIsday
Sept H. ut 2 ooocs n; the stock Sales Rooms. No 81
willam.strect. variety OF dividend paying seeuri'
tiss suitable for profitable investment are to De sold
For full particulars SEQ advertisement in Financa
column.
The steamship Hecla, for Liverpool, takes out
sJs. COO in species
Tie following shows the exports exclusive OF
spocic) from New York 20 foreign ports FOR the week
ending Sept. u. and since January Il
1852. 1863. 1884.
For the week 5s.uJ1,HU Estli3I ~S.st.a99
Prov. reported. ......Si6iiBl lZiees''-' f'7'''-'
Since JAN I......S sa 7oS.sl2 si2.7J,'A slstcSo+2
Tho weekly statement Of the Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-15
Mr.. MpNTZ's rULL MILITARY BAND.

TnE PAGEANT Of the SOLDIERS CHORUS
will bo Eiyen by TWO HUNDRED PERSONS. -.
az tpERA IN BRooKLys-Faast given last night ~
tie DIooyu AcadoIy largest audience That an oper
a,ic performance he ever drawn there, he receip's
cloe or 20 twnnyf)nr hundred dollars In excess OF Neh
~ ave hundred Ultimate coantDfR Thus fsE tho pro-.
peers Of M. Growers aEe most encsnfssns
aroslor being manifested give him coidh snd scne
ous support. The artists all In excellent vose
there wa. marked improvement on the hrstsspie'eH~
iu the rhornss ~ New York Herald Of yesfeIdag -
Parqne aud Drcss Circle, 81; Secured sests ~ , g
tn Family Circle, 80 eeuts AmpLitheate'' . 0"' "
The sale OK secured seals continues at The Academy os
Schttners No. 7oi Broaissys Root Anthony !" ""
st., near Wall aid at the Fifth avenue fiote-
TOMORROW (FRIDaY) oPERAJNlgbri ,r-rrr
sATURDAY-ORAND .hlAIiNEE-FAUsT LNtA'
Overture az o'clock. 49,. al No
Adlns Ioa 20 all parts of tho lower auditorium *h wv
extra charge for securing sslts d, IL, ,..l.n,
TUESDAY NEX1--Uand Orera In FTeoSyn Aesee"''
IL trarraticn--l TIE gfWEss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-15
FRUITs AND BTRRrEs.

Apples coming IN freely and SCH slowly Fine BlusA
fruit rcualnd about W pr barrel Pear, n ene are
doing h.te b-er. Some choice bsitets were sold Al
xls per barrel Peaches abuDdAa. aud clespez
than tor Any previous week. They average In largo ots
abou, per blstet Dea~sre IL sending her run aud
they Of inferior dlsy NewJersey viii run sonc time
lonrr Jingle dealer received 500 bakets las: Monday
Wki,e preserving ruii coming forward Plums aYS
getting scarce and h some tne Dsmsons sold at .:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-15
Banks. Is "A follows:

Tho weekly statement of the Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-20

The shoyc for, OF proposals y N he adhered to closely
practicable Other orm. win De received by the Department
and duly considered ,.,.,
proper guaranty That the bidder l. able 10 'nh the con
or..d 20 b. the clerk OF the nearest District Court
Unite. States D-ct Attorney, must accompany 'he proposal
OF il vii he rejected.
An os, o: se.auoc 20 the United States Government must
also accompany the prOFosa.
The contracts VII b. awarded TO tho lowest responlho
osry OF u.de. who viii b. dolly notified by mail ~ other
wise that their bid ia accepted and they viii Immediately DO
required into contract; under bonf't TO the n,oun o.
* o.. Bend. 90 be properly certified to-
Bdd.rs may be present in person when tho FTopohai arc
opened. . q, -
iii. Postofce sddr,-. Of the pze, proposing must be
distinctly wriites upon he Pfopo.s. . 90
Proposals la Addressed 10 Henry Johnson Ms1ica =
k end Purveyor, u. :. A., " Arlington. ID. C. 49,,
The Department geleIys, tic st 10 REJECT enJ or I'll BIDS
deemed Jus tabie. ...,,- ,o,r>--o,,
Ms X. md prrvsyor II. g. A., Washington, ID. c.
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