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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-22
COURT CALFSDAR-TB,. DAY.

SUPREME COURr-GkNgRAL TEAM.-Adjournet
10 lnne n
SUPREME CoURr-CIRcUrT-Psrt Nos. 1915
ss7 1909 2il7 2l,9 s5I 2i3 49,. 2l-7 2i.9 9Sl 6 2l
fi75. 2lTs. zl79, 2lsl. 7d3. 2ls5 2isi. rsr n.-,S
1875 1872 li2 1916 1873 1870 Is-a 1874 is1 leoo 10
1909 1870 1913, 1870 1884 10 g. 1870 1894 Part UL-N~L
1875 1870. go 9T 2l7 ~ <s ISH 1891 lGS, el1 lss
1894 l<3l, isd0 40 I17O So. 1913. la
SUPREME CoURr-SPEcIAL TERN.--lrucs Of Lay
and fart mos. 1871, 49, .oi. lss. ecs. ~, 10.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Part Case on-Calenda
unchsnged-Part I3s2 57sS s2si, le46, 1854, \ ID ~
So, J7si. 1913 zs73, l&s. 3T8. 49, .
Court OF COMMON PLEAs.-TRIAL TKlA-Aa
touru Al for the Term.
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CORRECTION. The Railroad accident on mva
sav occurred on the New Haven and Hart'o'a n"a
ro,J and not ON the New York and ew'Ha'sa NJ
road. as stated in some Journals
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SIXTEENTH WARD.-The Citizens lssocia-
tiou Of this ward have fitted up suite Of 6ne meeting
rooms at the corner Of Eighth nveDao and Eighteenth
street, which viii be iaaugnrated this evening BY
public meeting
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Copy of dispatch from Washington, dated
Innc % 1894 10 John J. Cisco Assistant Treasurer.


June 90 1904 TO John J. Cisco Assistant Treasurer
Total amount Of debt inoding al legal tender notes
and unpaid rcquisitjOns s,7la31 100 ssi az. ont OF
utete.tbearing legal tender notes Withdrawn. eS sH
100 amount ~ ordinary legsterder notes Withdrawn
and plaocd in re- eve Az rs s1 showing reduction ~
prrsert Of le-altcndcr notes of all dcSrtpticIs 81
CSC lt9 ST. This statomcni shows the actual Pfesch
state Of DEB. aud circulation. pf course ~ WIN DC
necessary to relcP portion ~ tho cent iegal Ten
derr with compound interest T. cents. 5. 7. CHASE
The Consolidation Coal Company Of Mary
land have published their prospectus Its Managers are
ss follows. Henry Delsfcld. Wm. II. Asp'nwal. Adam
Noriie David Stewart j. b. Varnum. Erastns Corn
Ing David Hoadley John ". Forbes, Edward j. Wool
sey. The Company has valuable mining and nanafac-
turing privileges with capital Of s6ooocco. OF which
81 COO 900 are reserved for the funded debt Of the Cum
berland and Pennsylvania Railroad, amounting 70
sl5O 90 and for working capital represents the CON
sodgted pruperty and Interests Of the Oofan Stein
Coal Company the Frostburg Coal Company, and The
Mount Savage Iron Company. including the Cumber'
land and Pennsylvania Railroad heretofore tho prop
orty Of TIE last- named Company. The lands embrace
valuable coal lands the Cumberland coafe!d % Ao
rany County Maryland covering vhat Is known as the
IA feet scam nom viii "a this Company Is now send
ing coal 70 market The property also ncodes vaiaa-
bic rolling mills aud iron works and unusual facilities
for manufacturing fire brick mt large profits. The rail
rood Of the holds monopoly OF the GOAL trans
portatou Of whole region Tie euteTprise one OF
the most comprehensive yet offered In coal end iron.
and ha. for lie Managers gentlemen Of large capital and
experience in this line OF business.
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fAdy-rti-euIenLl
IGys OP CHARACTaR."-P

"SIGNs or CHARACTER. '-PnysI0GNoMY,
Illustrated with u figures. including men, women. and AMI
Ia looks and In character Local Physics
nomy by tho Rev. q. W. iiosIner, d. d. Correspondence
the character % country aud OF the people thereof
Given In the july DOUBLE No. LirsrHArsp PHkBsoLo0
IcAL JouAsAL 70 GEMS - year. New Vol Subscribe
now korsmcn lave II. FOWLER WELLS, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-22

PBRRY's JAPANESE POLIsH.-Lndies can
obsn ts superior sco for their shoes Of Middleton Slater
CGniscl nirby Wihers Porter leghure, brooke NJ. L.
hin, Jcgers and a. Mo Asolcy. No 10 William
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-22

VALLAHDIGHAN'S return from Canada sur
priced everybody-but thu, K.sr's EAST INDIA Covrsr
should become popular what everybody expected when
once It's merits known. sold by al Irico -
esnts psr TO- General Dsvot, No. IA keadost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-22

CRIMES AND CASUALTIES. Eliza Doody was
yetisrday committed by Justice Mansfield the com.
paint " Edward n Coffee OF No. 90 Monroe street,
who charges her with stealing $3.50 from his residence
The accused . servant In the employ Of tho com.
plaDant aDd took the money from dress hanging in
room a. which slse had The SUN OF SAG was
recovered aud identified. Coroner Ranney yesterday
concluded the inquest the body OF John Harmon late
Of No. l37 Mott street, who died in Bellevue Hospital
from tie effects Of stab wounds Indicted by his
John Harmon. IT, on the evening Of tho 18th inst with
n pair Of SHEARS The fucts siicited about tho
already published in The TRIBuSE. and YER
dict 10 that effect rendered By the jury The pris
Uner committed " the Tomh~ " await the action
of the Grand Jury. Thomas Flynn, sged 10 years
while playing With pistol yesterday. was accidentally
shot through the left hand, sustaining severe wound
lie was conveyed 10 the residence Of his parents. No
l25 West Twenty seventh street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-22

STRAWBERRY FEsrvAL.-There will be 9
strawberry festival and hir st the Mariners Family
Asylum. On the Retreas Grounds, Staten Island. on
Wednesday and Thursday ed and sd JaHeA after
Moons aud eyenipE1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-22

UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SouoOL.-This insti
tusu will hold is annual exhibition In the University
Chapel at lei o'clock this morning.
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lAivertisementl
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,

No <wAII~sr., NEw YonK- Jsn. Il, 1874
Fiscal Agent OF THE UEITgD State
run BALANCE o. TIM sSvrsrY five NILLIeH LeAS-U. B.
g. op issl-Ts Bs AWARDED Az 100.
Th Bsni viii receive Subscriptions fer hos u Biz
Cen, Bond, II 1881 and win furaish them Ssbsses FREE
Of Conmis.icr, al 100.
ThA Is the r1nissa rss fIsa by the GOv-rsmes, for ,h-
unswsasd balance af the Serenity FIVE Million Loan.
o. C. TBospsoS, PTeSiIssL
Jixs Crnyuxr Cs,hi.r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-22

FIREWORKS FIREWORKS !-REMovAL.-Ex.
celsor F-u Fsss and Lanterns Depot removed FROM
John IT. to No Deyst Broaisay fueic and Private
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-22
q. g. DISTRICT COURT-Juss' u-Besor. Jul.. s,,,
RETURN OF PROCESS.

The Marshal made return of process this mor,
ing duly served IN the following cases. vix Jshn ca
It A. st the forryboat Onas.ka, her tackle kA; Una
STATES AIT one boz marked Hiam Crnlston n ~ ~,
tanning books lsvrance Bates a the bns northern La,
her tackle 3 Defaults tsken and drcees of ss.1ssss.o,
aud ssle ordered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-22
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouRr-Jv, u n.
Judge SmPHIy Ss'
IynICTNENra EnrYn

The Grand Jury came into CONT WITH ..
bills this nornins aud were discharged with ~ tsi q
Among the bills found one against William H. cssrv a,
one Victor, sailor. "
The remainder sre Tor perjury and minor oasns>s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-22

COURT or GENERAL sESSIONS-Juu 2.-Belsu
judge RUs.EL
Thomas Wilson, alias Edward Gilmore, plead
guilty assault with intent to steal Pesssspey VI
mon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-22

EXTENSION OF TnB EIGnTn-AvBSUB RAIL
a0AD.-The object for which the prOperty-swners Of
the Twelfth Ward have strven pcrsistently. through
many weary months ard yearr-the extension ~ the
Eighth Avenue Railroad 10 Harlem Ryer--is about to
be accomplished Mr.. George Law states that the
delay hns been occasioned not by,imsef or the com
pany bat by tho diversion Of the contractors rails to
Government uses and that the work shall be completed
forthwith,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-22

iAdveruseprrtJ
GOVERNMENT AGENCY AND DESIGNATED DE-
posTTeRY UsrTrp kfLTBl
THs MITE NArIOyAL bAyK the CIT o. Nsv foax.
JosryH u. Okvs President u. ~. HusPHRgr Cs.hisT.
No JC] BROADWAY. NV .YoEx, JsD. n, lS4
sub.ep.sr will be by ,h Boa Ter Vie 0sld
Bearing G. oi 1891, ~ 100.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-22

IAdvcrtiseuentl
rrssr NAr1osAI BAsK o Hsw.YssI
kew.yort, Nay 10. le64 J
This Bank has now on hand for immediate de-
livery ample ssppy Of u g. 1910 BosDt with C"cPoS'
ns0 Mach l.
Payment tnsy b. made any usds oSrrsn in this ey
sAnuKL C. THozPsoz. President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-22

BULLS HRAD.--A further decline Of lc. per
h. IN the price " cattle is noted in foil reports
found another page. Spectators find there Is turn
in the road ut LAD, though it Las long been straight
hrthem. Though present rates may not continue.
it Is not likely the late high prices will be again reached
yery SOON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-22
use Of legal tenders makes them moro desirable ana
.one hanks are avcr.e 20 losing them in this way.

.ome hanks are avcr.e 70 losing them in this way
The first cargo Of railroad iron and locomo.
tive designed for tho completion Of the Pacific Railroad
ca,wars from Kansas City, was shipped to that city
from St Louis on the 18th inst.
The receipts on the Grand Trunk Railway ior
the week ending june IL. were:
1894. ....... ss5oae 81 1884,. .:;:..a@s7S
Increase. .............'.'''~ioo VI
The Great Western Railway earnings Tor Ihe
week ending juno H. were:
1854. $500 &c. Iaa.... ::,:scN
lucresse.. 'eIS,sf ~
The Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad Tainc
for the week ending June ls. were;
1861. ...... sal "a III '86o......... .elLiH
lncre ..........,......s. $3.50 81
The July dividend Of the Metropolitan Bank
f. - cent: Of the Irving Bank. y cent; Of the
Chemical Bank y cent: Of the Irsdesmens Bank o
p cent; Of the Market Bank, 4 Y cent
The Mariners Savings Bank will pay, 2lst
July. a semi.annunl dividend OF and y cent
The coupons Of the First Mortgage Bonds OF
the Mariposa Company will be paid let jay in gold
The Hanover Bank pays . dividend OF 8 y
cent on the Is. Of JAY.
The aggregate exports Of Produce and Mer'
chandse exclusive OF specie for the past week. were
e. s36ssl.
The shipments Of coal BY the Consolidated
Coal Company Of Pennsylvania for the week ondins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-22

Poor HyER.-Tho stalwart Tom Hyer, once
the pride and envy Of muscular Rew.York. Is row 9
hopeless cripple. Beggared in parse AID bankrupt In
health he lsst evening tie grateful recipient Of a
benefit a. stuyyesant Institute.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-22

iAdverli.ern-t-l
EgwYsnx, Jane 70, 1864.
MYTH NATIONAL BANK.
CONVENIENT AoEEIs- CAPTTAL o. 10000,
Has OF hand FOR Immediate delivery,
UR NATIONAL TgS FoKTY LOAF,
The safest and ost profitable investment now on the
market
PROPOSALS poR THE UNITED STArN Loan
o. oflsel,
Received at the
EnTH NATIONAL BANK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-22

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
2l.-Be'ore Commissioner O.soaI WI
FULLY COMMITTED.
United States az. Psrrvk Hsly
The accused, who stands charged with Aay,., !,
ms possession alsrse amount ofpo'a sad tracO susp, =.
ms Unt-d Stase, ~ss to-day, Oh .Isnnatios en- ss,
tod " await the sctioa Of the Grand Jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-22
Law INTRLLIGRNUB,
sUPERIOR COURT-TniAL Trax--Jurr A.
Jns,icn MCruHn Des0

sUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL Tyax--Jurr nns-
Jns'ics MCrusN
ACTION AGAINST CITY COsrRAcTona
VIM HSDevoe at. Andrew J. Hac.,ey. Anths.~
and Joshua Burr. " ~,
The plaintiff sues in this action % auke... ~
to him ior services In laying mas M Fourth
was originally inere.ted in contract the dsNu.s -
he performance OF this work. which tine deSssl1, lST
him to r-nquish, conditional upon q cir p,v--x 4.
- per diem dur ng the Performances Of the verb
Inc dsendsn's ineTposs genera denial ana eh, ~. A.
plaintiff sssignor fully pail eli lie .sr,; o<
derrd to tho defendants. '~~ - ia
The only question for The Jury dstsrnis, -
ths Becker had any ntees; ia tbs cont5art sni ~
be had renquished the the n9i,ions eli -
ury. under zoe ehnse Of Tho Court rendered vu.ss -
plaintiff fof 81 o4o Ne
L. p sdenck .nd Mr.. Courtney for ps,ug, c.. ~
nosd Conoyer for defendants. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-22

UWr t1sy te ske't pfccs v0slnfd on tAs
nIars~t 10 number ~ year,.
1- trade since sons has b--n characterized By
buoyancy .d sevy the demand exceeding the suIp and
the Instances w-g. hogs held night owing
Loldfs ipatons being la sdysco u tho Dinrse
The eIht hfnn-ss IN the trade 10 the r-sot OF srg~
sp~cu alive demand ~ pork which article r~ssy
eomnsnd.fronI "a eJ1 sr Immediate delivery, AID ~
lor option Ia July.
N. msrtrt rues re-dy 10 day Under active demand
and ss-. effected .l the Toll rsnse Of prizes
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-07

While we are growing very sensible,
indeed, in the manner of dress as far as
boots, BalmOral skirts, warm stockings,
and high necks, we are degenerating in
some other matters quite as important.
The corset is now a necessary part of a
wOman's wardrobe, and, alas when a
woman does begin to wear corsets, she
will wear them too small, and will tug at
the laces until her bre ath becomes short,
and she feels it necessary to refrain from
anything like a comfortable meal We
say nothing against wellSshaped corset
worn loose, but here lies the difficulty.
A loose corset Injuries the appearance of
the figure instead of improving it, and
people wear corsets that they may have
small waists. All we can say is, don't
squeeze, whatever you do; you may have
small waists, but you are exposing your-
selves to dozen misfOrtuneS which are
as bad as large waist, First, you'll
surely have dyspepsia. and grow yellow,
and cross. and unhappy; secondly, your
hands will grow red; thirdly, your nose;
fourthly, you will be unable TO walk a
mile at once; filthy, dinner will be
misery; sixthly, your shoulder blades
will increase in size and altitude; sevs
entity, your eyes will grow weak; eighth-
~, you will break down ut thirty or
thereabouts, and be sickly old woman
from that time forth. If these truths do
not frighten women from tight Corsets,
perhaps the information that gentlemen
do not admire what dressmakers call
'pretty figure" so much as q natural
one, may have some influence.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-07
Truth I'm CourtshIp.

Be true to your lover. l don't mean
stick to him; but don't deceive him. Let
him know, let her know, what sort of
person you really are. Tell each other
your faults; make known your real opin-
ions; state your views of married life,
and what you expect to do and be as
married companions. Despise and alb
jure the humbugsing which is almost
universal among lovers. Girls keep out
of sight oil their failings, and do their
best to cause their beaux to think them
angels, and men bow like slaves to every
wish or within of their lady loves, and
seem but to live but to make them hap
py, Now this is not as it ought to be;
it will not be so after marriage. The
woman will grow weary Of always acting
her prettiest; and the man will not en-
dure all sorts of Inconvenience, and
submit to all sacrifices to please the wo-
man who is surely his own.
1t is the dearest pleasure to every true
women to obey and make happy the man
she loves, if he is kind and reasonable;
but how much better it would be to teach
the sweetheart the truth instead of b
falsehoOd as to her future position. I
won't say anything more to the girls, for
as they have to wait to be woOed and
won, and as they have fewer chances
than men have, there il moro excuse for
them to put the best side ont; only let
them strive to keep it out, and we have
no further controversy with them. But
men are without excuse for holding out
such pretences as they do. They are
cruel and unwise. Cruel, because the
pain which the woman will feel when all
his subserviency and Difference to her is
withheld, will be in proportion to the
pleasure with which it is received; IN.
wise, because it may be such shock to
her as to cause her resolutely to rebel
or silently to cease to love. In either
case the husband will be sorelY punished
for SO long ignoring their just relation,
to each Other.-[ Lady Contributor.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-07
WEST VIRGINIA
Business College,
AT WHEELING.
CONDUCTED BT t
Z T. HITGH oSE
AT NO. lls1f MAIN STREET,
CHornbrook's Building)

. Hornbrook's Building.)
~open for Students day and evening.
rT,HE purpose OF this Institution Il 10 ius,rue,
i young men land women tool IN the principle,
which govern tho correct trAnsRntion Of pccuniArJ
business, andiu AeeountantshiP andits coneomitAntS
BOOK.KEE
stripped Of its absurd verbiAge and ancient pro
lixity and intrieaey, and adapted to the modern
mode Of doing business, especially 10 the UnIted
States Il the leading subject ofattenton. Its LAVE
which are As exact, unerripg and free from excep
tion a. those Of nature and Comprised In very few
words, are FIRST made familiar 70 the student, WhI
who 10 then conducted through acourse Impractical
bookkeeping, in numerous SOts Of books in great
variety q forms, I'LL he thus acquires mastery Oh
the art which enables him 70 apply 1t with facility
70 any kind OF business
a WRITING SCHOOL
10 open day and evening, attended by both IAdiea
end gentlemen, whore, without entering for the full
eourSe, a good handwriting can be obtained ina
-" ARITHMETIC,
and its application 70 all manner OF 4.. .s
C0UNTING.HoUsB CALCULATIONS,
receive the attention their primary Importance de
mAnds. The student will DO made acquainted with
several modes Of calculation not found In book
tending greatly to the Authorization OF his work
There d open 70 the student also aoOurIeof
BUSINESS SCIENCE
comprising Political Economy, CJlnmarcial Law ans
usage!. Finance. Banking and Currency; alSo maxim
Of conducting business successfully an
avoiding failure. .e.t.. nj
1nAtructlon1 IN Ehe ABOVE supleeta are inteEsper
Cd with wRxtns and tnculcattons tending to tn
of high character a. men and cid1enl.
The course Of instruction u intended to be "a
and thorough that OF any OF the
Colleges, while the expense to the stu
DENTS much loA1. FA. a-
LI.H. bogs leave TO refer those to whom he h
unknown 70 the of1osrs Of the banks in Wheeling
and Bridgeport, and especially to his students.
TERMS, 60.
For the full course above indicated, including the
regulate blank books for Bookkeeping, the charge
e go. payable on entering. Tho time usually 70.
CURED for the eourse 10 from two 70 three months;
but the student u not limited In time-he may
remain as long, and return ofen, as he plOases.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-07
aaiIg gutelIige''nter.
A moTnER,s musING DER HER
CHILD
III SHELDON CHADWICK.

1T SHELDON CHADWICK.
Rs,u,lful child BY Thy mothers knee,
In the GOLDEN future what Wilt thou bel
Angel or demon, or god sublime
Upas OF Evil, or Flower Of Timel
DAshlnR,
Maaiy down,
Weaving Of horror . fiery crown;
Or gliding on in q shining track,
Like the kiugly sun that Le'er looks bAokt
TAT ntlest dro amer that ever smiled
WuAt will thou be, my beautiful ehildE
Beautiful child in my garden bowers,
Friend OF the butter dies, birds, and noWeni
Goodness aud truth In thy features beam.
HF'F @siisr .-,.
Soul than thine,
Never was seen In . mortal hhIino.
With FAiubOWs Of hope sudused my tears;
wherever thy sunny smile doth fall,
The glory Of God beams over ALL
Beautiful child to thy look Is given
A purity less Of earth than heaven
with thy tell-tale eyes and prAttling tongue
/ Wish thou cOuldst ever thus BIO young
Shipping,
EvsryWhere thy voice Is heArdi
10 the garden hooks thou OFT are found
with flowers thy bosom and neck around;
Aud when IT thy prayers, with figure quaint
Obi how love thee, my infant saint
beautiful child what thy fate shall be
IL WiSely hiddIn n, perchAnCe, from mo.
A fallen star thou mAy'st leave my side,
And SORROW and shame may thee betide;
ShiVeriug,
QuiVeriDg, .'
Through the street,
Wretched, doWntraDpled cursed and beat;
Ashamed to live and afraid to die,
n . home no friend, and froWniug 9kYI
Msrciful Father my brAia grows wild
Good At gels guard my beautiful child
Be,utifal childi tho1 may'st soar above,
A WArbIlng eheTub OF Joy and love.
Wave on .ernIt0's mighty seal
Blossom Life's immortal treel
Towering,
Towering
EVeEmore,
Mid VerDal airs Of the Golden Shoroi
Oh a. gaze on thy sinles1 blO0m,-
And thy radiant face that laughs nj gloom,
pray God keep thee 30 undsnled-
pray Heaven bless my beautiful chtldl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-07
Capt. J, @. PARsswoRTH, Chief QuartermAstsr De
partment Of West Virginia, Cumberland, Nd.
GUARANTEE

GUARANTEE.
We, the undersigned, residents Of --in the
and ssxSIAlly covenant With the United states and
guarantee In case the foregoing bid of-bS
accepted that he or they will within ten days after
the acceptance Of said bid the contract for
the same with good and sufficient sureties In q
sum equal . he amount Of the contract to furnish
advertisement dated ---1S6I, under which the
bid was made, and In case the said--shAIl fail 70
enter into . contract Aforesaid, guarantee TO
make good the difference between the offer by the
said--and the next lowest responsible bidder,
the person to whom the contract may be awarded.
Given under our hands AID seals thiS-dAy OF
-ls6t.
Witness:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-07

ASloSo Sola Poll Win SILVER REhsnsi0a
Do" C181l, and foD1lll ..sss...s..s..-.1 % @
me aEtidl8 - this st0ck % TOWolFT 6Te Or fho
neatest and moss tlshiSnabaO stylos. 6OEIeStrS ii
OpPs and mixed, thus giyips al q ar ehansS ~
sSut by nal tor qaeh auh onsths rUIeIbt N
tho eortiheatet b e your oPti66 70 s9nd Or M
ar and take ne article named in iG or not RfTo
~ osyel for 81 thirty for IS; sTfS-ivo
~ 80 a1d o1a h1ldFea f5T sIk CeFfilsEf@ 49,
70. " oe cnelosod ylh ne ordGt. CoFrosPondsncs
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-07

All tie Medical men and the Pres 70 ommond
Or. stFiCkland's Anti CboiOTa Mixture a8 the only
certain rumedy for DiaEbosa and DysantsEE, It q
. nOmhinati1n Of AStEingsuts, AbsOFbOnts, Gtlmu-
Tents and ClTminatiVos, and = warranted 70 eject
cure HftBF all utbGr Dnaas have faflsd-
For sale by DTuEgistA. Gen0EAl Depot East
FouFth Street Cinefnnau o,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-07
FORM OF PROPOSAL.
FoWN, COUNTY AND STATE.

[ToWN, COUNTY AND sTETE.l
DATE
I, the undersigned, do hereby propose to furnish
and deliver to the United States at the Quarter
master Department At, agreeable to the terms
OF your advertisement inviting proposals for forage
articles, viz: -
- Bushels of Corn, in sacks, At-per buShel
.GBnsholi Of Cats, In sacks at-por bushel
Of [32l thiTty-tWO pounds. 1900
Tons Of Baled Hay at-per ton Of 1900
o-TOuI OfBGlsd Straw at-per ton Of 1900
pounds.
Delivery to commence on or before the day Of
-ls64, and to be completed on or before the
day of-1s8-, and-pledge myself to enter
into written contract with the United States with
good and approved security, within the space Of ten
days after being notified that my bid has been &C.
'sP's'' Your ob't. servant,
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DR. strisAIand's M6lliauOus O01Gh Balslm b var
FantOd 10 euro Coughs, Colds, HosrSensss, Asthma,
WhOoping Cough, eor6 Throat. COnsumpti0n, aud
all Ahsstions Of the Throat and Lung
For sale by Druggist General Depot Eat
Fourth street. OinrinhnG1s o..