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The Portland daily press., 1864-07-11

LAuscnED-on Saturday, from the yard OF G w
lawrence, fine barque OF about 100 tons, not yet
named.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-11

ARRIVED
Brig VIM ii Parks, EcAlevy, Basana I'D uit via
Holmes Hole.
Sch Bramhall, Kicker Boston. s~a-si
Sch Rio Chandler, Harpsweli.
Sch l. Danenhowcr. Miller. Philadelphia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-11
Fire In PhiIadelph,a.

PHILADELPHIA, April Sat midnight
on Wednesday Gre broke out 10 Oil Cit
on Main street, below the Post Ofic,
aud destroyed block and q half Of build
ings. Among the property destroyed Her,
WindsoF's hardware, sheet iron and tn
shop, the st. Nicholas Restaurant, anc
part Of the blocks known as the Arcad,
and Michigan.
No efforts were made to stop the Cir,
except pulling dUWn bdildings aud OF
sheds and putting wet blankets on Ih.
roofs.
The Post Office was saved by pulling
down the adjoining building above or to
wards the Petroleum House. The amount
of damage aud insurance has not beer
AScsrtainsd. q.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-11

WAsHIxoToN, April s.-Ths CImmitte.
on Manufactures have made Il report rela
tive to duties on wool. They say the ex
pectalion that low grades OF wool woulu
not compete with domestic produce has
not been realized. Seven Fights of all i'm
PortaIions last year were on an average
below the minimum of lsc per pound, The
whole averaging less than &c, this has de
frauded the treasury and done great ipjus
tice to wool growers. The entire duties Of
last year did not produce more than half u
mi lion of dollars. The committee recon
mend duty of per cent. on woods under
ID cents be charged to specific duty of 3
cents per pound aud an ad Valorem duty OIL
20 per cent. on woods costing over IL aud
DOT over 20 cents. A specific duty Of &
cents per pound aud an ad valorem duty
of 20 per cent. on wool costing over q
cents cents per pound and 30 per cent
ad TAlOrenl at the port where duty is paid
The total amount Of wool imported during
the last fiscal year is 1882, 1913 pounds
costing $ll2, 2So.63O.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-11
FIOarIngM fn for Sale.

WILL sell our Pl5uring NM situated In Centre
w Wheeling, on Baltimore and Ohio r. 4 .
short distance below the b. 3 o. B. R. Depot, on
river bank.
The MIL has four run Of French burrs and all the
mydern Improvements In machinery. The capacity
Of the Mil Is $50 barrels per day
Size Of Engine 10 inch bore, three feet stroke.
tlmated at oO horse power, three cylinder boilers,
70 feet long. Sd inches In diameter. The main build.
ing iS 90 feet by ~, four stories and Warehouse
taehed % feet by ", three stories Including base
menti also new stable IS feet by -. The lot on
which the Mill Is erected is %s4 by - feet. AlINill
be sold with the MIL.
We would call the attention of capitalists to thiS
property, a. there Il Mill more IAyOTAbly Gtuat
ed than this in the western country. We have =
good 8 ain growing country surrounding Us; and
then We have the OHIO river at door that can
At all times get supply Of grain. N'a.. 2 Va p
We are also AVorAbly situated to ship our dour
to the Eastern Markets both by Baltimore Aud Ohio
Railroad and Pennsylvania Central We also have
good local trade for Our and feed at fair prices
We have \ railroad fro u our Mil down to the low
water mark, BY which We draw orr wheat from the
landing into the Mil BY machinery. Three men can
take IN from three thousand bushels OF wheat
In 4 day, saving the heavy expense OF drayAgO.
Should the property not be sold BY the 21st Of
April, At private sale then will offer IL pub
lIc sale on that day at two O'Clock r. H., az the
Court HOUSE in the city Of Wheeling. Terms will
be made easy. A. II. DErWILER 4 co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-11
-ll6I-JoHN RIaRrrR.-The Fairmont a.

lR0JOHS RloArER.-The Fairmont No
tioHSi, in speaking OF the rebel John Right
er who was arrested In Marion county, a
day Or two since, aud who is now confined
In The Athsneum, says:
Fighter. It will be remembered. owing
70 the influence he exerted 10 the neigh.
borhood in which he lived, and his thor.
ough aequNiBlahes with every road and
path in the county, was at the early stages
OF the war, the chief source Of alarm tothe
Union citizens ot'thiS part Of the State.-
He had collected q baud Of despsradoeS
aud for lOug time bid defiance TO all at-
tempts TO effect his capture. Several Union
soldiers were killed aud otherS wounded
while scouting 10 the Brighter Settle
menE" His taetics were 70 WaylAy, BUSH
WhAck, and when over powered, TO dis.
perse his men to the numerous hiding pla.
ees with which he WAS so we'll acquainted.
Every effort to circumVent him aud break
up his gang proving unsuccessful, his
house Was burnsd and much OF his proper
u "con6scAIed." After this he left the
country aud has since been 10 the rebel
army as Captain in the State. Line Guards.
He was conceded to be the best marksman
aud the best woodSmau in the,'counly. For
daring aud indOmitable energy in perse-
cutting Union men, he riVAled the leaders
Of p0rIiEan bands In Indian aud border
warfare. So great was the terror he in
sPirsd, that on one or two occasions, the
Wheeling militia were sent out and regt.
mentS with several pieces Of artillery were
ordered to this place to rePel his reported
advance with large forces. But il has since
been Rsceriained that he never bad over
one hundred men under his command. 1t
Was bis constant boast shat he never would
be taken alive, that be would die in the
last ditch and curse the Yankees with his
last breath.
Fighter was arrested by three of Major
shOWaltet's men while attempting to es.
cape from the house of one KoOn where be
had been concealed tor fome time. TWAS
with some difficulty that the soldiers we're
prevented from killing him on th, spot.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-11
RCLBCpIC.

nR. B. Il. LEE, Eclectic Physician, Surgeon and
~ Aecoueher, tenders his proieSsl0nAl services to
tue citizens OfsMhOelng and vicinity. Or. L. e q
Graduate Of the Eclectic Medical Institute OF Cin.
cinnau and has had many years experience In tie
practice Of his pro. Sssion and he hopes by close
tsution 10 business, to merit share Of the public
patronage Dr. Ice has given special attention 70 and
has been smInently successful In the treatment Of
chronic diseases Of every VAety, and especially u
1nch Is rheumatism aud Diseases Of tho Eye Ear,
Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility Cancers and
Ulcers, Constipation Piles aud diseases Of the KID
neys, Gravel &C. Allthose who have been unsueeess-
fully tre1ted for any Of the above diseases, would
md to their interest TO consult Dr.. Lee without
delay Our practice is Rafe CERTAIN and prompt, leAV
Ing no mercuriA faint In thesy stem, bot cleansing,
renoTAltug and strengthening the general system,
acting In unison villa NAture's unsrIuK avs.
HHEELIAG, WEST Va, Dec. 4th, 1868.
To all whom IL may concern: Wethe unuerSIgned
members Of the West Va. Legislature, take pleasure
In sa1 tug that We have kuoWn DR.. Richard IL. Lee
many years previous 70 tho breaking ont Of the
belliOn, q a sueoe.stu. and enerssie practitioner
Of Medicine, (or the Eclectic SehOolJ both In Kan
aWha county, Va, aud in GHlliA county, Ohio.
g. SLACK, Senator Ith DIS't,
W. 8. DONBAR n. H. D.
JOHN n. PHELPS, PreA Senate.
,Ofies one door south OF KramePs Hotel. Main
street, % 4. AZ. nnT32 Ems
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-11

oAIE0. April s.-Ths steamer Darling
from Memphis for Oineinnati, has arrived
with oil bales OF cotton, log of which &c
OF at Evansville.
The Mailman. from Memphis for St
Louis, pAPsed up, with 2l0 bales of cotton
The I'd lowe. 9Th Illinois. aud q portion
Of the Sd Illinois Cavalry, veterans, arrived
from below TO day, en- route home.
Detachmeuts of regiments, TO the mum .
Der OF 900 men, together with q, large
number Of hores, mules and wagons of The
l7lbAEny corps, have arrived from below.
AZ to the time they will remain nothing
definite u known.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-11

Nav YoRK, April s.-Tbe billiard match
between Phelan aud Rsvanaugh last niRhr
was won by Phelau by 81 points In 1000.
The Worlds army Of the Potomac letter
says:
The army of the Potomac is receiving
reinforcemeuts.
The Herald's Fortress Monroe correspOn.
The gunbOats Brewster and Gen. Jessup
with 4 small force went IN the Chicka.
hominy within 10 miles of Richmond this
week The troops secuted the couutry
and exchanged several shots with som,
rebel cavalry.
Some 40 contrabauds were brought in
The expeditions was for some secret pur-
pose.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-11

Gw RELEAsED YRoM THE ArHExEUH.-
o. Saturday last J. w. Emory, who was
arrested near Cumberland as = rebel spy
some time ago, was released on Saturday
from the Atheueum. on giving bond 10 the
sum of 50 900, taking the oath of allie.
RIauce aud giving his parole not to leave
the city during the war. tie was released
upon these conditions by order of General
Sigel. Emory WAS sent to the Catholic
Hospital, as he is very i'll.
David Luke, of this city, who VS. com.
mitted to the Atheneum about a month
since, upon the charge of harboripg his
brother, who had returned from the rebel
army. was released on Saturday, upon
giving bond in the sum of 81 900, taking
the oath of allegiance aud giving bis pa
role not to 60 outside of the Federal line,
during the war.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-11
8g Uelfafaph.,
. " p e q
From Memphis.

I, OAlRo. April- s-Ths s,samsr Mo,,v
Able arrived to MINI with M.mnbis ds,ss
to last evening, and $50 bales Of cotton for
st. Louis.
SOonsiderAbls excitement existed a, Mem.
phiS in CONSEQUENCE Of our nickets baTinv
been driven into Germautown.e few miIeS
out on the Memphis aud CharlesInn RsII.
road This ia belieyed IN he a Esint n1oJo
by Forrest to enable him to gel sonIh vim
the trains coutaininR The plnnder taken Al
Paducah. The Mennbis miIjtis bsvs s,,ns
to the front.
ygGIa. HurIbut Eorbida tina sbinnant %
Memphis Of malt Iionors ji0bt wioss and
Imhdiciues without the anproyal NJ GsnsrsI
Buekiand. couutersi9ued by ". p. WsIIen
special treasury nqent. T.-i1
No more permits for goods going .bsvond
the military lines of Shs CITY for the pre c
sent.
The Memphia cotton markst "a act;vo
and Arm! yZiIb a., ,,nJ;vsrd Isndsnc,, To-
higher 0radese The receints ara TsrT I,ebt
lAiiddlfne GO. GOOD 40 s1Gasse. fS;r ST.
A Red river corresponG.nt of the Nae
Orleans Delta notices an unconfiTmed "a.
port that Gen. SEssle's forces had eantnrsd
Sbreyeport whom, Srino a onn
Seven gunboats had 1ons sbovs IN.
shoals of Red river 10 GO .onerate Win The
land forces.
a large number of horses aud ponies are
being captured nv opr sconting, r,ies ~
we'll as cUttoa. 'PA' -
Returns of the election for Judge in the
Southern District of Illiuois indicate dc
election OF Lewis Hammook. Union. over
Judge Mickey, Democrat, by 90 msjority.
Two weeks ago a man named Stuart was
robbed and murdered 10 his own house in
White county, Illinois. by.men disooised
as negroes. Tbe afurderers Were irscksd
over 70 miles 70 the house of,G. W. Aiken.
In Williamson county. Aiken vas arrested
aud bis oAptors started on their return
with him. They are reported te have hung
him, being convinced Of his guilt. A large
| LOT Of SoIdiersI eIoIbino vac T6noS in b;S
house. which a gang S.sd vbso u IN ~ nuns NJ.
derink expeditions. The gang IL believed
to have murdered several Union men In
williamson county. Aikens vas formerly
Quartermaster of the l2sth Illinois repi.
meat and Sheriff of Williamson county'
The steamer ], ]. Roe. from New Or.
leans, has arrived, with $50 hhds. sugar
and 400 barrels OF moIasses for CincinnSIi,
and 900 hogsheads of sugar and ~ baIes
OF cotton for 81. Louis.
The steamer Empress has arrived from
New Orleans. with rs boVsbenjs of snvs !
and 2 600 barrels of moIassrs for CincIn.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-11
New York Market.

NEw YoRK, April 9.
Cotton-lc better, tic for middIing up
lands and 73@74c for low middIiug.
Flour-S'ats and Western IO@l5, bet
ter; 81 .5O@7,4o for extra SIale; 81 6OLl
7,s0 tor extra r. II. o.; 81. s5@9 ior trade
brands; the market closing win no sellers
at inside.
whisky-Firuer; sl.lO for State; 81, 10
al ,l2 tor western.
Wheat-Very scarce and nomiually 1,
better Sl.6I@l.7O for Chicago spring:
81 ,6s@l,Ti tor Milwaukee cIub; 81. 73GGi
l,76 for winter red western.
Corn-Firmi S 3l9l,32 for old mixed
western in store; 81 80 Tor new yellow.
l oats-QuieI; 9O@9lc for western, iu-
Guiding some very poor lotsi and mixed at
sugar-Qatet.
MoIasses-Dull.
prices.
Pork-Active aud higher part of last
evening al S23 .3T3@23 664 for mess; S23..
23C923,6o for old DO; $25, @26,25 for new
Beef-Actlve and 6rmer; 81 696s for
country mess; $500 tor country prime;
$l3@1T for repacGed mess; SIs@is tor
extra NESS prime mess beef frazer and
S2s@2s.
Cut. meats-very active and irmer IOI
Ollie for shoulders; l4@l5c for hams.
Bacon Sidss-Dull aud srArce; rs for
western Cumberland cut; l2f@I24; tor
do. short ribbed; Sls2c for do. snort clear
l5c for do. long cut uams.
Lard-Firm and in fair demand; Ia4r9
l34c, and 100 kegs at l6ae.
Batter-2s@s7c for OHIO; 4O@4sc Tor
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-11
TRUSTEES SALE.

DH virtue Of n Deed Of Trust from John Russell
ID 70 HOnry EchOlE. dated April lsI, 1859, and Te-
corded In DEED Book -, page 80, Of Ohio County
Of said county, Trustee In place Of said Rchols
will sell At the front door Of tho Court House OF
O'clock A. 81, public auction, Tor Oash 'aiI that
part OF Lot No. 60, situated EOf street, IN that
PaTt Of the City Of wheeling laid cut by Moses w.
Chapllue aud OtherS, the Same described as follows:
IS feet front EOT street and extending back the
same breadth 122 feet ~ alley, being the SAME
property conveyed 70 said Russell By Robert White
BY deed dated April LIST, 1859"
JOHN @. CHANDLER,
mr4 I'd = TrusteA!
az The above sale is postponed tn Tuesday,
April 18th, 1854, At 10 O'Clock, n m.
JOHN q. CHANDLER,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-11
WALL PAPER! WALL PAPER
No Advance In Prices

TN consequence Of having given my orders for
i Wall Paper previous to the recent advance in
prices, and purchasing direct from the mandatory,
offer for sale during the entire seAson, Wall Papers,
Borders, &c, &c, at tue old prices. Ny stock, part
Of which Is already received, and the residue -x-
pScted soon, IL Of the most extensive, varied,
and desirable ever Brought 10 the city. Fl
beg leave 20 calithe attention OF the public to
my complete assortment OF Books, Statiouery, 20.
full supply Of every thing in the he on favorable
terms, ~ Wholesale Dor retail AFnoid'a uSnuine
Ink-WaTTAutsd; GIIlOIt's Steel Pens Morton's I'm
rlVAlled Gold Pens, the best In the Market All Of
the above cheap for cash.
JOSEPH L. WILDE,
mTS0:2W Corner Main and Union streets.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-11

S~DIsrISsuIsHED A9RIvALs.-Vice Pre-
sideot Hannibal Hamliu. Senators NorrslI,
OF Vermont, Clark, OF New Haupshirs, and
Van WiUkls, OF West Virginia; Representa-.
tives Per.hAm. OF Maine, Rice of New HAmp.
shire, aud Najor HamIiu, arrived in the city
last evening over the Baltimore aud Ohio
railroad. The distinguished visitors we're
welcomed at the depot by Gov. Foreman
and Mayor CrAngie, aud the Vice Presi.
dent responded in brief speech oOmpli
meuting the free people of these mountains
and bearing testimony to the noble part
the State had taken 10 favor of the Union
and the great struggle now going on for
its maintenance.
The distinguished gentlemen are accom-
panied by members OF their families aud
the purpose of the visit is to see aud iu-
speet the Baltimore aud Ohio railroad.-
They are stopping at the Mcclure House.
The party expected to arrive hero yes
tsrdsy mOroiug, but were detained by high
water 10 the New Greek region. They re-
turn to Washington City this morning at
10 o'clock.
We also notice among the recent arrivals
in the city, General Kelley, vi O has return
ed from the East, mis- leave Of absence bav-
log expired. He will report for duty to
General Sigel.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-11
SYPHILIS.

A VEGETABLE REMEDY for the cure OF ONLY
IA ONE DISEASE (sypbiIil). Il does not con.
tain particle OF Mercury IN AM SHAPE or form.
1t Is perfectly and harmless the most delicate
constitution AID may be used by persons OF any age
Sex without change OF diet habit Of life, with
tho most perfect saiNty.s 1T HAS NEVER BEEN
KNOWN 10 RAIG soldiers discharged ineura-
bic are cured daily. Send for Circular. AK for
"Dr. Crooks spills RsmOdy.n Price, 50 per bot
tie. Sold by I. h LOGAN. . CO..
and LOGAN, LIST 4 co.,
nr2S soWS Wheeling, ", Va,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-11
From Washington

WAsHIssroH, April s.-The MY. Timss'
special says:
Gen. sedgwick testified to-day before
the Committee on the Conduct Of the War,
He justified the conduct of Gen. Meade at
the battle of Gettysburg, and was very
severe on General Hooker in regard TO the
battle of Charlottesville. In reply to
the question why be crossed the river,
he said he could give no reasons to justly
such step, he only did so after receiving
positive orders from Hooker, which be ex.
hibited 10 tho Committee. He also laid
before the Committee many other impor
taut orders connected With that movement,
which have never been made public.
The President sent in to-day the nomi.
nation OF William Kellogg, ex. member OF
Congress from Illinois, as minister to Qua.
tamRla. 5tsIEL Zoo
The House Military Committee had I'M
der consideration to day a resolution re-
ferrcd To them by the House, inStructiug
them to report bill to purchase the Rock
Island Bridges for military purposes. The
Committee addressed q letter to the Sec.
rotary of War upon the subject aud to lay
received 4 reply, 10 which he says no me-
cessity exists for their use by the govern
ment. An adverse report was ordered to
be made.
OIL was introduced BY Mr.. Pendleton
to permit the members of the Cabinet to
occupy seats on the floor Of the House and
passed. t~
Its Understood that the President will
veto it. f.=5s
The report made by the Committee on
Elections in the case Of Loan, Of Missouri,
is signed by GanSOn, Davis, Voorhees,,
Baxter and brown, OF Wisconsin. They
say evidences discloses ample proof that
the election is nullity.
Representatives Epson, Smithers, Smith
and SehO6eld, of the minority. see no rea.
son for invAlidating the election, and say
that Loan is entitled 70 the seat he now
occupies.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-11
AssIsrAxr QuLE4ERnAsTiG's OI1roE,

Wheeling, W. Va, February Is, 1854.
A LLdealers IN Drugs, Hardware, Iron, STEEL, Lum.
IA Der, Leather, narn - and SadleFy, are request.
cd 10 send 70 this 0fice, on the MONDAY OF each
week, sealed proposal list, - dHplieaf., Of the
articles they arc prepared 10 furnish this Depot
at short notice, With the price Of each marked In
plain figures that, Ia case the exigencies Of the
service require 1t, the article articles be OBJ
tained without delay, and At the lowest price.
Dealers wishing 10 Eell to this DeJOt will be re-
quIred to furnish the iSt puuetnhlIy every Monday
morning. J. PARNSWORra,
Captain aud Assistant QuAFteT-mRsteT,
febS5-ti Depot Of Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-11
Ia5-Tnr LA1E AosIDr,r Ar Tynrsrny

ED-TnE Lave AoorDEar AT IzDrsrRY.
he youDg woman who had both of her
let cot Cd by locomotive, on Wsdnes-
Day uHorninE last, At Industry Station, on
tie C!sVelaOd aud Plttsburg ROiIrOad, died
tie 's~7 day. Both legs were AmLuta.sd
'''@~ The knees. but she bIed to DEATH
Sue ts,,ded at PairVisw. and was on a visit
70 Der uncle. her father having died a
tor tine since. Her name was Mite, not
"a't", as was first stated by Us.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-11

~AErER MOVING remember that your
home is not complete without that house,
bold helper, Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
Machine. For sale at No. SO, Main Street
See advertisement. st
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-11

LOUISVILLE, April lO.-A fro occurred
At HArrOdsburg, in Tue store house OF "A.
J. Robertson, supposed to be the work of
an iacendiary, consuming thirteen bald
tngs in the business pOrIion OF thu place.
ExGov. AagOffiu aud DR., Sm0dlsy are
among the principal sufferers. The total
loss Ia about SO 600 dollars
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-11
ForlSalaS

ty Situated on hH corner Of NAln and FIRST ia,
CentTs WheelIng comprising lots Nos. So 80 and a.
and now occupied by the under 6ighed. he dwell.
ing IL suppl with q the modern COW eniOneEs Of
gas and water, with UuIhouses on the prsmses.
MRS. 81. A. WOODS,
Ihr7 on the Premises
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-11
New York Money Market.

Mouey-Achve and firm.
SteriIng-Firm unu quiet at 81 IS.
Gold-Firmer; opening at GOs advancing
20 ia; declining to 7OS. aud closing tirm
at7l@7l4,
TO TotaL exports of specie to-day were
Government StOcks-Very 6rm With az
upward tendency, 8 2O's cUupuls liza
llz3c; Sos for October and April lIIf ID
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-11
CHANGE OF FIRM.
HENRY HARTMAN,

LHoRMERLY Of the firm OF HAftman& Strauss,
It will here AFTER conduct the business Of the hTm
at III old BtAnd-No. 81, Water ST., one DOOR south
OF the SpIigg uouse,-Where he will keep Q full
assortment Of the latest styIos Of Ready Made 10
thing aud Gents Furnishing Goods. Also, Military
and Boys ClothinH ALWAYS on hand. mF7 Inns
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-11

NEw YoRK, April s.-Ths receipts at
the Custom House are S34I 900, OF 2hich
$500 900 were gold certificates.
The subscriptions to The 1910 loan ut
the Firs! National Bank to, day were Ils,.
900 dollars.
The steamer Varunn, from New Orleans
on the 29th, brings considerable number
Of furloughed soldiers. Her news is anti.
cipRted via Cairo
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-11

B-THE house now occupied by Capts.
Over and Turner, known as the Houston
house. is to be turned into post hospital
by order of Gen. Sigel.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-11

~BArTEnr G, (Capt. w. Hiu) let W.
vs. ARTILLERY, arrived on Friday night en-
route home as veterans. The men are
CHARTERED 10 the Athepeum.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-11

n@DUPREz & GRBES Is famous New Or.
leans Ministries will appear at Washington
Hall on Wednesday and Thursday eve.
ninEs, April 900 and 2lst.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-11

sW-AaarsAL OF PErsOsERl.-Niue pris-
ohsr' Of war, ak citizen rebels, and fonr
t''-'al ''idisr' under sentence Of Court
Martial arrived ia the city from Harpers
LSffJ 90 Saturday, and were committed to
The Alkeoeum.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-11

NV. YoRE. April s.-Tbs steamer I'LL
nOis brings $45. 900 in treasure.
No news. 5000 sGLls rtr
TIE Posts Washington special OttO.day
says: srH
The Republican members of Congress
are confident that the constitutional
amendment prohibiting slavery will receive
= two thirds vote In the House.
The tax bill will not be ready before
The Gommereiars Washington special
sayE u.
The special orders which have been is
sued preparatory to active operations In
the army of the PotomAe have produced a
decided sensation among the suffers aud
camp. followers. 'ri'
The officers have begun sending surplus
-bhggqss 10 Washington: -