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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-09
a Hunt After Horse Th1.vo0.
HEADQUARTERS. Co. h. llth W. Va. Init. !
WESTON, W. Va. June & IA

HEADoUARrRRs, Co. d. llth W. Va. Init. !
WESTON, ". Va, June 6, 64.
Editors IntelliSeneer.-
We received intelligence on the 4ih inst.
that there was gang of horse thieves in
the vicinity, stealing Union mems horses.
Capt, G. W. PARROT, commanding forces at
this place, immediately started a mounted
scout OF 10 men under the command of
Lit. Blayd. They soon found the trail oflthe
rebels, and rapidly pursuing them for near
fifteen miles came up with them. The
thieves formed breast work of their bor-
SEES, and fred on our boys, their balls pass.
Jog close around them but tortu nately do
ing no damage, only killing one horse.
The skirmish then become quite lively for
little while, but finally the Rebs thought
best to skedaddle to the bush, leaving
their stolen horses sc in our possession.
They had stolen 10 horses, one of which
was severely wounded. 1t. BIayd brought
the horses into camp, where the owners
are coming proving property and taking
them away, with many expressions Of
thanks to our boys for restoring to them
their property. Capt. Wilkinson, of the
State Guards, Tor swamp angels as they
are called here, was along, with two Of
his men. They acted with bravery and
skill. The force Of the Rebs is not known,
bat is said to have been from twenty. Eve
to thirty. Some of the loyal citizens
turned out, and went 10 with a will. The
Rebs belonged to Capt. Spriggs' COMPANY.
Yours, &C., E. B.
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NATIONAL BANK
BRIDGEPORT, OHIO.
Designated DepOntOry and Financial Agent
Of the United States.

VNHIs BANK il the successor to the Belmont
i Branch OF the EtAte Bank OF OhIl, and Is pro
change business.
1t Is authorized to receive subscriptions to the
Sd, 1864.
These bonds bear date March LIST, 1854, are re-
deemAble ct the pleasure Of tho Government amer
coin with interest at I've per cent. per Annum, in
coin.
Subscribers can have either Registered or Coupon
Bonds As they may prefer, In sums Of $50 or some
multiple Of ffty dollars.
Interest on the $50 and 500 Bonds IL payable
annually on all other denominations semiAnnuAIly
hose bonds will draw interest from March Ist.
and the accrued interest from that day 10 the
OF subscription, must be paid In coin or National
currency. II paid In the latter (which includes
United stAtesuoIeS and note Of the Nation Al Banks
nifty per cent. premium must DO added to the
amount OfinterOIt mill otherwise directed.
ApT1 JOHN O. TALLMAH, Cash
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Commissioners Sale.
AarBhAu b. ClASOu and wife,

AArShAl B. ClaSOu and wife,
Martha A. Sanborn and others.
IN pursuance ola decree of the oi,eu,, c,.,,, ,,-
\ Vhio county West Virginia made In tSJ| eSnSs
On me SSth day OF May, 1884 I UilI an IN SHI1r
me second day Of July, 1854 Al me front 49,
I1e court House for Ohio eounty, 81 10 o'eIoCt
a. q; me following described real estAte in tbe
Snty % heeltng' viz: All that parcel oT 1To1Dd
1 on the east side Of MAZE utroSt in 1aid civ
no!ed on the plat thereof e. Lot No nTS
toi j4uAte no. hE-6-jnelnded in the EolIUinK
~ 20 Wit: beginning At The OouthTeTt cor
nsI ~ me brick warehouse 90 sail Iot, formerIv o.
SIIIPloo Dy JACOB Miteh0II-aRd nov, ooouoI.1 Nv
1IS1Au. or Turner aud William TRYLoF-thrncr Il
angles Main ttTeet la2 feet more or IeG1 10
49,. boundary Of said lot; thence along aid
80 boundary 500 fest, more OF IesI, % The
zoe o. AuIberry alley; thence along the south
s, Ge OF mulberry alley 70 tho east side OF Main
az tae1oe Along the east side Of Main street 10
NH 81 DoSSSilnning, toy feet, more or less.
1BhMS W SALB-one-Euurth on The pureha1s
Hm9ney to be paid in cash on day Of ale. And the
CAiAoe IN three equal instAIments payable In one
ana three yeara, With Interest from day OF ale:
! ne P9LenAseF giving bond with approved perDouGi
Ior the deferred paymsntl and the Itle 70
eEeAlhed a. further security until the whole Of
Ino purchase money Il paid; and the PurehsSST 70
one malt o. a ta1e8 AlsessOd on Bad real eStatS
: 'I Us, .9S =, ear 1884. I' DAhIEL c. List,
: 44St-e9 C"mHis.iourr
OH fkEROH ORGANDIEo, ,QSI I.--.T--5 ~
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attacked him again At spottsylVauiS ID
his third position, and against those lines
and detSuces their whole force has hiIher.
to been hurled in vain. Yet for all this
Grant, though he Cannot get on, has not
been compelled to fall back, and as he
stands he isactuaIIy twenty miles on the
road to Richmond.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-09
Valuable Property for REM

LII ON GROUND RENT, for q term orvo...
ABOUT one hundred and nav feat OF az yoAIsS
~, montlng on Main Street, and runninT hSIi1
q ~ Ons hundred and thIrty.tWo fest, and fno1I
nortb ~ ne homestead property, fmmediafsiH
Thts " NO a9Joining the HornbFook buIIdin.y
ihIS pISPsfty VIII be rented 10 suitable bniISi..
r,roIs ~ embraces some Of the beat unHpnovs
, t.s.t, -, R,R.4RNsTRoNa.
Trustee OF Emily a. Zane
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HEADQUARTERS DEPT. WEST VA,
IL OFFIcE CHIHR O.. g.,

IL OEFIcE CmHT @. g.,
MARIISsBuRG, VI. VA, June lst 1864
SEALED PROPOSALS., in duplicate, will be re-
ceyed at this otlce until IL N. on Saturday. june
18th, 1854, for furnishing Fresh Beef from June
States Froops stationed at Parkersburg, W. Va !,
CiArksburg. w. Va, Wheeling, W. Va, New Greek,
W. Va, Grafton, W. Va, Cumberland, Nd, and
Also Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, will be 70.
ceiyed at this Office until l? N. on Monday, June
IN le64 for furnishing Fresh Beef from July lst,
1864, TO January LIST, 1855, to the United States
Troops stationed at Frederick City, Nd, Hnrper's
Ferry W. Va and Martinsburs, W: Va.
The Beef TO be Of i good and marketable quality
In equal proportions Of Fore and Hind quarter
meat, (necks, shanks and kidney talIow exciuded)
Inc necks OF the cattle slaughtered Tor B, ef TO
DC 1Shvered under tn agreement, shall be cut on
At the fourth vertebraI joint and the breast trimmed
down: The shank1 or fore quarters shall be cut on
from three to four inches above the knee oint and
OF hind quarters from sig to eight Inche Above The
gAmbrAl or hook Joint.
The Beef GilI be delivered In such quantities and
a. such times as the Depot COmmisSAry or Military
Commander may direct
Blank foSmS for Proposals can be hid on applIea.
graph. ~
The certificate attached to tho proposal must be
signed by two responsible paItIes
The responsibility Of the guHrautors must he
shown by the Ctcal certificate OF the Clerk OF the
nearest District Court OF the UuItod states Dis.
tFtct Attorney.
Bidder, must be present to respopd tn their b,5.
and be prepared TO give Bonds tor the fulaiment ~,
iher contracts or their proposals will NOT DO con
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly aPropoUals
Tor furnishing Fresh Beef" and addressed 10 Cant,
VI Vi d; SAllsonry, Chief Q: 8 Department Of West
virginia, harrisburg, W. Va
q, bld Is in the name of 4 firm the names Of all
tne members and their Post Gfiee address must an.
pear or they will not be hnsidered.
payments to be made nthly in such funds a.
may be on hand, II none on hand, to be made a.
EoOn received. ~ w 1S -
E'ch perou, or every member Of frw. ofsrinp
ProPctAl must accompany II by an oath or ALE
glance TO the United States Government II he hRS
not already filed ono in this ONCE 49,
All proposals. not complying strictly With the
ABOVE SpeehcationS will positively be rijeeted
b. SALISBURY
Captain and ChloTO g.
gIOeo1 WI 10 Department of West virginia
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Fair & Strawberry Festival

NHE Ladies' Of the Third Presbyterian Church.
sGnth wheeling, viii hold Fair and Straw.
ing. lOlh inst. number Of fancy aud useful
articles viii be ofsr'd for GAle, among which q
beautiful bed quilt, valued at QUE hundred dOlInrs
The Ladies hope to be sustained in their eTortS nv
q Kind and generous public isI I'd
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-09

cOUGHs AND CoIDs.-Tbose who are suf.
tsFing from Coughs, Colds, H oasFF..e,,Dless,
Sore Throat, 80. should try "ByOvn,,
bronchial TFOehe'. I" simple remedy which
mas relieved Thousands, and which is in
almost every case effeetnal. 5I45 ~ : t'' =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-09

Deord Son. District 5st C.! CooEs Of the United
Hall Woodward vEs9is at %hseipg sPFins
pursuance OF m order OF SAFE irIu d from IN.
CleEks otheo OF the district Court Of the iTnItaJ
states Tor the WeSteTn District Of YirRiniS' At
sMneSlnB, In the above entitled cause, / viii on
dues1ay' July 18th, 1864, on the pIeuiGes Al NsS-
station Of the Baltimore and Ohio kailIoSd
company, In Hampshire county, West Virginia, sell
a. public auction TO the hig est ana best bidder.
parcel Of land containing i've acres more or Ie,s-
s4Iu Anu adIotns the land OF Robert K sheet ~,
ne EeSt, the heirs of James Faris, deceased on The
soutn, AND Angus W. Mcdonald on the east, and
sSaen1ng 70 the Greek, together with the dwelling
nouse and other Improvements thereon, commnnIS
Known as |Mail Roodward's TaDnery."
q. ana on wednesday, July 49, 1868, At Piedmont
S S OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. IN
mhmpsnre county West Virginia. will sell AT rub
c 9octIon' to the highest a6d beat bidder the fol-
loving LOIS with the improvements thereon. Sitn
Sted "a the town OF Piedmont, In said county MIN
oeIed ioEty eight-4s-forty. nine 49-sIxty,NeO
~ Iha mxty;one,-6l-SRch fronting tWenty. aVs
ptaneh OF the Potomac river, and Lot nnnbSrs5
toity-4O-nonting my feet on RirSt Street and
running back to Third street s' e"u
Terms Of salR-Cash
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, AM
I.o.s 4. N. NORTON,
-SS1 U. B. hArshAl ". D. Of We.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-09
LubrIcatIng MACHINERY on.

'V'uE subscribers are now prepaTed to furnisb
hanuiActurers and Railroad Companies with a
nrSt rate Machinery OIL EATranted moi TO VuIn and
ree OF all ant and deposit -
Wholesale and TOtaI at tho corner oF Mnrkat
alley aud Main street
JeT2W WARREN pVnapp
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-09
The Baltimore Convention.-Re-
Nomination of Mr Lincoln.
Special Dispatch to the Intslligoneer.
BALTIMORE, June 8.

Abraham Lincoln WAS re nominated for
President aud Andrew johnson of Ten
uessee, nOminatedfOr Vice President. New
England split into fragments on Hamlin
and killed his chances which were promis.
ing yesterday. .Easf. sri
The scene of the denomination of the
President Is iudescrlbabIe. There was
cheering on the floor and galleries for
many minutes which was taken up out
side aud echoed on the streets.
The Missouri Radicals voted alone
against Mr.. Lincoln. .r.. .s.. -.,ar
Gen. Kramer. on casting the vote oil
West Virginia, said she remembered hel
friends, quoting the language of the Presi-
dent on signing our admission.
a. W. G.
1t gives US much pleasure to make the
announcement contained in the above des
patch. No better nominations could have
been made. Abraham Lincoln and Gov
Johnson are as true and loyal men as the
country can produce, and the nominations
will be hailed With pleasure and joy BY
every truly loyal mar the country over
They are men in whom the people have the
most unlimited confidence having been
tried. aud never, in any instance, have they
been found wanting in devotion to their
country's interests and welfare.
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Blood Stock for Sale.

| subscriber viii offer the following ,r,.,,o,
BLOOD and Breeding Horse Stock At I;,hI;pP
~ res dence In Nj PIeas1Lt JefierSo1 :.
onlo, on SATURDAY, the 25th OF JpnH IseS q
~ ~ n II a. o'clock P. M: GAG
~. LOT no l-Odd Stocking, CHI m vra ~, r,,.-
OIL S w me trotttng mare Fanny owned bSl ~
toss OF Flttsburg, foal At foot By PITnS mr.
No. 2-Jennie-ch. m. by Glencoe. dan, Ns0,...-.
M nos an IigST. ioAl at her foot BY ?. Il.
A. NO; IDLE Vernon b. m. 4 yrs. bv InvIn,,L,
N" W 's'sS " IuckAhoe. Roal u above
NO. ,S.IAorgtaha, b. m. l2 yrs BY Nora, .,,,...
superior brood mare Poal a. above Tiger.
~: o;-LAdy Russell, b. IN. 10 yrS bv ch...-,-
II q hAHG; Good road, brood and faIm TnSr P'0n
AZ ~ o-beiIe Barton, eh. m. IL yrG- Nv R,s;,
NH NJ " BUCK She 10 the dam Of Rob RE-, -
IN; 4ne ABOVE mares have all been bTeJ - 81
breeders. 70 IN loal' and are hne
An. NO; rI;-VS:ta, '. m. yrs, by Black H.-t- o.,
OE NJ anny BnAler. Very promising @nu'
no. s-fanny and Lucy, matebsj h,,
NJ - yFS, oy IuekAhoe. superior roSdstsr ,s'
for .:SiI ch &. yrs. HIatoES. Vsrv p:
bo w. iO.-FFed' sr. &. Us. Black Hawk. s.ddls
l will 1lDo ODER two very vsIuab,. voru. -
SoI ~, Aoo Roy, oh. h. yrs by INN ps oGE
Ss0t,an9, dam Belle Barton, and M,nsSsfd P01nle
II ~ Tying HiatoEa, dam by XIV Jobn PI.t =. 2; .
Su., nember Of Flying HIatoEGis coItsHiD -
reducing large stock. vs." me view Of
me opportunity is rare to obtain the r,o,,
1p ~ oiood. Terms easy. A'U1' 'Alu'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-09

DppSov. Orr OF waEELlHo, June 3. lss4
DEhsONs requiring license 70 transact bnoSa:..
80 any knd within the city will please cSI III.
,S,IS Aag OBTAIN the same. Those neRIretIn1 M
nI'ee Eil be eaien on by the CITY SerSsSnt SbiaI
~ aao1eet them to additional cost "ti9u
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g UBsIsTENcE oFPlCE U. 8. ARMY.
~ MMEHI In. lAL \

~ WHEELIEo, June 7th, 1864 I
SEALED PROPOSALS unjust be dunlIcated)
from hTst hands, aud from citizens loyaI 10 ~
United states Government" only will be Received
AZ thls once until IL o clock on WEDNESDAY. the
lGIh OF June for supplying for the use Of his
United States Army" Subsistence Stores to be a.,
'iSsT red a Mheeling. W. Va, as follows, viz:
Z,OOO Barrels first quality Extra Flour
The bran SAAd places OF mandatory to be stated
suS oiu.' An1 1he'hsr IN round or fat hoped
,IS 1he barrels to be In good shipping order
Gu head 'llned and bungs sealed. =
Az o. Ihe ntnr, or o. much as called for, to be
HelveTed on the 18th OF July, 1864.
M4 o y, VIII be received Iunless from parties
AntSS Of two responsible names, as follows, viz:
.b"pES' ~ nndsTs'gned, do hereby guarantee that
ShOuI1 All or any part Of the bid be accepte
port aud condition" - -u' pure
Also that written contract with bonds to the
amount OF one-fourth tho value of the stores m
posed TO be furnished shall be executed II
harked samples OF each article must RccompnnV
the proposals., and must be referred TO therein
Samples must not be in paper parceIa hnt In
boxes IOf paper or tID) with name OF biddef on
enc and quantity offered on the other, outlide
All articles will be carefully Inspsoted Nv an in
spector on the part OF the United StHtes and NJ,
.u lels MI be received or paid for until it has
passed thla Inspection and certificate 10 that sfcf
mas oeen attached to the original bill
AN old marks, except such as pertain TO the eoD
sentS, must be Obliterated, and each package must
nave marked upon It plainly and distinctly the name
And address OF the seller, the name Of Tho SrIirI
SnS gross, tare and net weights, the WorIIS n .
tract. $50 A' uAte VI inc con-
Proposals will DO received for the whole or for
ny ~ Psft Of the quantity required, but propoSSl.
paper. copy Of this advertisement IA ain TToT, %
must be attached to each proposal: must
cet;a, O1k iosms which will bS supplied BY sppIj.
5tsroPos9is must be enclosed In a sealed enyeIop.
posals tor-tnams the article =" FEO-
Payment to be made In such fund, -. .,,,
M, II Of the United States but no SsSt
.I AoS tome party until all the art az, con
cred. wv" accepted and deliv
!, Inc fsnt IL reserved to reject any or all propo,a.
sIne5 ~ e on should be deemed by the hinder.
"S S LOT inc interest Of the GoVerumeut
proposals. must be signed by the parties t6sr,,.,,
and not by clerks agents, &e '''o ~ eiAil ewes
nj ~ e. are invited to be present at the opepInv
leo HORACE TURNER.
Captain and G. g.
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Ou0TodRAPH ALBUMS, L ather travelling
osAIeneiS' WOOL Toilet Mats, Zephyr Tides, at
w y. NlClhL 4 BNOtS
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Oh LkkhOh ORGANDIko, IusI Ie-t4V.a 81
USAe v TAYLOR
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NkAPE @ LIARS,
~ Linen Collars,
Embroidered Collars,
Leather Belts, with watch pocke,- nj
Jes d. NICOLL 4 RROiS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-09

Ths War IA AmsrISa-RsoOnuiou Of
the News In England
The news ofthe great battles 10 Virginia;
received by the steamship Europa, caused
q profound sensation throughout England
and the people were astounded at the mag
nitude of the losses. The probable result
ofthe bloody combat was eagerly canvass
ed on all sides.
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FOR SALE.

W. WISE It 70 sell good two story Brie, Hor,.
"a o6ureS @ q Ground fronting % u strsSs
~ ~ apply to JAAkS n. DTLI15H E"E
Plumber
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o. 8. MARSHAL'S sALB

Captain and ChIoTO g..
geoeod WI 10 Department of West VIrVini.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-20

OuR observation-disclosures OF THE LIoHr
DRAuGHT MoNrroRs.-We have I'VE classes OF
Monitor batteries, which have cost us In the
neighborhood Of seventy millions OF dollars,
and oil OF them have been tried, except the
ocean iron-clads, which are no more or less
than huge Monitors. The first lot failed, and
have been patched up to enable them 70 fight
and float. The second lot would have sunk In
launching, but their error was discovered In
time, and the vessels built up several inches
The Onondaga is q great failure. She ID
barely above the water with scarcely half Of
her stores on board None Of these vessels
have come up to their promised standard In any
particular Now we have the result q the
performances Of the wonderfc! light draugh'
vessels built 10 sail on the morning dew
There lie no doubt they are the greatest failure o
| all. Wa have vat 10 tast Tia cumhsrssms honi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-20

hare aue times in Mexico anon. Maxim'llas
ing the rev nandsful of flowers 1nfR1o ml'ns'ana-
path on his hurried transit through Vera Cruz
He has but three-legged empire at best, and
there Is no knowing how soon treachery may
deprive him of one Of his supports. Then will
the viuas for "Maximilian tie First" be
drowned in siuas for "Mephistopheles the
FIRST" the creole ruler Of Mexioans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-20

FATAL ACCIDENT Coroner widely yesterday held an In.
CUES. on the body o. Levi Chspmn young msn twenty
Years Of ags who wss almost Instantly knsd on satur
dsy afternoon Deceased wass wcodsawycr N the employ
Of ucssrs j. T. Barnard Cons, 2st Front street and
while as work stick Of wood fell on he head Win such
sorce AZ 10 lake his life The jury rendered avcrdic OF
90 accidental DEATH Decreased bsed with his brother. IN
Ninth atreet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-20

RAnRoAp Accnar. "A terrible railroad ascidsni occu.
Honcoye FAILS on Tuesday. gentleman named s,oas,
accompanied BY couple Of ladies and child astsmpts1
10 the track IN their carriage The express rslns
throwing ts occupants out killing one 81 the hdes ns
stansay and njurg The other lady and Mr. % sevsr
died IN three hours, The horass valuable anaa. vsfs
killed instantly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-20

Am ron sicx AND wouypsp sorplsss "A grand orator.
cal soa musical entertainment IN aid OF the relief fund Of
ne "Iadies' Home" United s,stss General Hospital,
will take place AZ the Academy Of Music On Thursday
evening ncxt Juno a. The instrumental music viii be
furnished BY the Seventh regimen, band ard number OF
eminent orators win mike addresses The entertainment
viii NO doubt roalzs nsadsome sum, which will DO de-
voted 70 the above pss,sswcrhy object The price Of
admisson N hved NJ one dollar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-20

SOMETHING MORE SUBSTANTIAL THAN ORNA-
MENTAL SwoRDs.-Some time since we advised
that the friends of our generals should bestow
upon their favorltes more substantial proofs OF
their esteem and good will than fancifully deco
rated swords. We are pleased to observe that
the hint has been accepted. The admirers Of
residence, and we see that General Grant has
received from his friends ten thousand dollars
in railway stock This is as it should be; and
the recipients will doubtless find the gifts all
the more acceptable from the fact that they
may be turned to good account The govern
ment furnishes strong steel swords to our off,
GERS, which are plenty good enough to whack
the rebels with.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-20

THx CmvALRr STILL LrNo.-The rebel
Journals made . show Of self-congratulstion
over the defeat Of Sheridan. We hear from
chat oficer that he has accomplished the pur-
pose Of bis raid, innicting upon the enemy .
severe defeat, capturing from Thorn arms
aud prisoners. We do not doubt that wher
Grant shall have entered Richmond, ct the
bead Of bis victorious troops, the chivafry vii
announce this IA one Of their greatest victo
naS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-20
Psrson NJ Intelligence.

Admiral Goldsborough, General O A. Scrogrs, Hos. n
O. Iittejohn, Of Oswego, ", and James 1. Ames,
nuacturcr Of arns Chicopee, Mass are stopping a. the
Aston House.
General A. p. Hovsy, Of General sberman's armyl
Young Scammon, banker OF Chicaso and the wife q
Hotel.
General I. G. Hunt and Captain john g Owens, the
Baltimore comedian, are a. the Metropolitan HOTEL
Hon. Thomas Campbell Of California; Colonel Bullet, 81
New Orleans, anA Paul Dshgrsn Of Newport, are stop
ping a the Fifth Avenue Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-20

The sales .. the Sanitary Fair amount 70 100000, and
,ne contributions in cash 70 100000 The Fair viii noe
- c.sd unit, tho goth inst Nearly ell the employees ~
our establishments have contributed the
nroceeds Of one days labor. Thoss Of the Jefferson
voosu mills, near tbs city, have raised u 400, which
Tho largest sun collected from any establishment 10
mi, vsv IN the STATE The sword Saturday STOOD
- fo,ows-Msads, 2,4lo Hancock, l,Ao2; Mcclsllaa.
1as. Grant, 100; scattering, g. Total, A,202
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-20
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Mr. A. H. Daveoports annual benefit takes place At tho
Winter Garden this evening Miss Lolita, OF California,
appears. The bill Is otherwise very strong.
MI Chanfrsn changes his programme at The Broadway
tonight Instead OF playing Dundrssry and sam, he At
tsmpts roodIes, aud the Fronchmag L the pcbusanse
rss.s theatre h now very well attended.
M George o. Bociface and Mise Kate Newton take
thelr farewell benefit ~ the New Bowery tomorrow
evening They then start upon starring tour begin.
ming al Burlo Mr.. Boni'acs and Miss Newton are i'm
ense ayores on the Bowery and actors OF great deal
less talent have made fortunes a. stars 30, why
shouldnt tbeyf