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pERUVIhN OINTMENT,

,rd the PURIFYING REfNVIGOHiTISG SYRUP DE
Iona" used Finuaneousiy sTndlcaes from the sytten
RHEUMATISM, GOUr, and RHEUMATIC GOUT which
L. Gu, ssctuay mus. Do attacked Ia tho and bone
whore they are rooted sf Joins. heurlstc Swelling,
Pains &C. 10, are speedily relieved by hose rcraehs-
In. Purifying R@lnvis ofstins SYRUP DE LOhA Il fsr
more purfyns ~ IL eecti than any prepared SsriaforA
IL l. for tho OF old Jrscious Dseae proceed
ipf ffou purt, Of he Blood, Invctcfle tIiousle re-
mali Complaints, Cnisneous Deases, General Debility a.
weakness. snd restores tie body I've Original Hoel Beauty
and W1or' . 49,. -. go,
Dr. Gonr.ies PULMONlC PERUVIAN OIL VII b found
valuable Tor strengthening the Luugs and Chest erdcang
bronchitis Coughs HoaIfenoss, lucprnt Iton, e,
Ie Public speakers aud grr 10 uu. this ,pecc viii hni
Invaluable lor restoring the voice 10 is original e.Aress
"blRUP DE LOXA,f 81 per bouei FENUNlAE Oh,
ST. PERUVIAN OINTMENT 7J cents pes B0L Sent 90
y part the o. s. British PoyGces on receipts Of iandi
Genera. Depot, No. 90 Libsty.tt.t " w. j. w. tAhLk,
Agent ald sold by D. s. Bansa Co.. No. 22 Bfosdwayj r
L. Wells Co.. No. Il5 Frnuki1st. J. Sibord, No ~ Deg
a. J. loInR Mo 10 NafeLs, all by DIuesls srAr-.y.
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Professional Notices.

~ ID. HAMMOND, NJ. d., formerly ITO;
W fs~or Of special Ana,ony So IN TIE Ssrs.s M'1ics
Coler..N Y Concentrations on NERVOUS DEBILITY Med
ics aid Surgical Affections oua TO H. TO and 70 ss'en
ings- No. 81 East 27lb.st-
EDWARD II. DIXON, M. d., Editor OF The
nd he mora ocnyn d..sa. Of tho Pelvic vcsra Hernia
Ho.nonod yscoesl. .Od Fists 0.;e hour nom ~ 10
sosps oonnins articles on these subjects may Be had OF
.TVERARDUS WARNER No. . Veseyst. Astor House.
MRS. II. b. OLEARY, M. d.,
WI Oates av corner Hamtonst, Brooklyn N. L. onoe
hours nom 10 IN TO p. Consultation nee W. D.
Crossina Fulton Ferry tale Fukonsy. car TO ostessv
nEADSt READsl, BEADS!!'
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NTEW-YORK HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL
~ COLLEGE, lsGl-fourth Annual Comnencen.ea At
tie otsrch Of the Me.s1h 0gRoe TIC Nesi0'k h''e
ORDER or EAERCiSES
l. Mude-Over,ure, lie File Gu Regiment" DopiiesA
poiw0fths Band. - -,
3 Praysr-Rsy. Jane, Matthew, D. d. LII. D.
q Organ Voluntary fauphAl,eT Faatsais-dsp4ins l. j.
Hopkins . 80, -,
g. Confsrns pegrees-By the President Of the Council
8 Nu,is-selse.foas lrorn -" Fauss"--0osrod.
g yAedi,tory-PTofsssor L. Guernsey.
2 NJ ae-Scleclions from " u troystore'-FeidL
A Addres,--g. y. Nasstnrn, o. the Graduating CAsh
q Nu.lc--a II Bscio Wsits'--Agdt.
10 AdIrest-rroi Theodore w. Dwight, LII d.
m Musio--Gtlop, " FI.eschet Lsbel'-ZroeA
~ Adare.s-R-y. w. ii. Niburl- - , .
IL Muao--OIsan voluntary, Wedding av'io-Hopln' C.
:. NOp.lnE
"A. Geru3icon.
IS haso-National Ahs-Doiwor,h.
The pablo sensssly are invited 20 at'erf -
j. BEAKLEY. Desn u The Faculty.
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Wsoains Garos. &e

WEDDING CARDS--All the latest styles at
" low pnceL THOS. BRUINS. No ass Broadway h. x.
Specimens 81 ndl ipg 10 csatA VA
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CLOTE a. JAMES,
~ sTATTONRRs PRINTERS aud BLANK-BO0K
DEALERS No 90 futoDst Orders respectfully solicited
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BELLEVUE HOSPITAL MEDICAL COLI
Id LEOE-The Annual Com nleneenens OF tina Institution
wa ' ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
On THURSDAY EVENING March !, At eciock
os. fnsrestnd IN medical edoeatOn and tie public geuer
ali, arc invited 10 attend. Doors OF en- 81 T.
ORDER on ErEsCisEs
l. Wedding March, "Mis.unnser-hishts Dfesm
Z Prayer by the Rev. Or. Besct- -
coa.rrlst Of Degrees by Pref Isaac Z. Taylor, the
ProsIdept Of the Faculty. ~,
4 Overture William Tel ''''.koe'hL
O. Ad.lr1n to he u adu.tes By Prof Fiat -,
O. Finale 5th beetnosan'
Vsledetory by William TLust, OF the Graduating Class
s Iclo tAO
Address By the Hon. s!ineoa Draper President o. mo
Posrd OF COnlmi.sioutls " fHbis ChAnues AID Cor
rerti.n, and Of the Board OF IrasteoL ,
10 address BY George 4. TAlan, esq OF tns boss OF
TruStses.
I, Selections frorn "Fsnst .Gounod
~ kaiross Rev. Dr Chspn -o the Board
IL Coronation March, "Pfopaete
~ A. FLINT H.. Secretary.
The Orchestra WIN be nncer the direction OF MI | bsfs
.,...,. sn,ht,
Ths Secretary hss the pleasure to announce eouot
witt regard 10 tie attendance u Dr. Chspn e removed and
that no will certainly speak.
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Amusemenls.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC-THE OPERA
IA MATINEE. -
Director. MAREfZxA
LAST WIEN RI1T ONE or THE OPERA.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON March s. ii 0cieoh.
GRAND GALA MATINEE
Positively only time al . matinee OF 0eunods
FAUST.
with its brilliant mise great cast
ADMISSION al. No RESERVED SEATS
Tickets may be had the regular ticket Offices md q
all the pr iucips music stores and hotels
Norox-Lades particularly requested In order 10 svc
nconv nence 10 purchase their tickets in advance, reae
crowd being expected Three additional ticket Offices and -
trance doors "a li ba opeped
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prp %ooos.


GREAT SALE OF SILKS,
w. X. PEYTOE'S. NO. 24 BOWERY
BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINsi
BLACK SILKS, Brilliant Lus.er, at s7io
BLACK SILKS. Eiegnn, Heavy Goods, 81.
PARIS AND LYONS T.FFETAs, at 81 Toto 81 81
Magnificent Gooda)
oB0s GRAIN SILKS, for Mourning, 81 IS
PLAIN C0LORED SILKS al the fashionable ool,, closing
out, IL 81 =.
THREE CASES or WET AND DAMAGED SILKS,
Just Purchased At q sscrihce at auction,
having been ed board the stesmeTs UeImAnt and
Olympus on tho last trp from Europe , 90. 90,
Included in tho above " LOT OF DAaAGED SlLhs' are
OF the Expensive Goods that ae Imported ~
eros DE RHINES POULT DE SOLE, aud GlOS GRAIN
SILKS.
Lade, viii find many sPRClAL BARGAINS In our Sil<
Sale. w. X. PElTON
No. "a BoweIy nerr Houston r.
MANAGED. DRESS GOODS from AUG
~ TION.
We viii open this morning three OF DRESS GODDs
having been slightly Jed the voyage from Liverpool
ALL-woOL DE LANES al 25c., worth perfect 81.
FINE CHECK poPLINs, Spring coiors, at sac. greet
bsTssin.
BLACK ard WHITE CHECK POPIrNS a, Pee. worth 81.
Iad,. are requested TO the above goods carly
w X. PEYrON. No. "a BoveTy.
R.ME. DEMOREST's GRAND OPENING Of
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DEADS! BEADSl! BEADS ~
ID AND FANCY GOODS:
Mp. BROWN, Ipper.sr, No lss Psislss-. n Z.
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Qle0ical.
UEUMATIC RAIN and COUGH

bakers RHEUMATIC BALM and COUGH
ID MIXTURE; Bakers Fever Coo'eI .nd Bss.r's Cronp
evlator are the that family mother Ia Ancr'
"a be over found without Pree per bottle EACH A'o
Bakers Kidney Gravel Remedies VIII Pc fo1ud iaysgaoe
Phce as Principal depot No. lI l0ihst, view iors:
pear thay Remedies sent 10 any sddrea on reoe. Of
above amounts
DR. GONZALEZ PERUVIAN MEDICINES.
~ --PERu has been long tnown 'or u, hATKRiA MEDl'
CA The Science OF Medicine like other bTApche, OF human
kIowiode IL ard In is ch bringing to git e'efy a
materials ding 70 alleviate the tli.fnj. Of n.AId
Dr. GONZALES OOUT and RHEUMATIC
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M &. Chm. Commission solicit Cash ind Put
Ue.tion. for Army and Navy Ofce - Bible House NJ
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Amusemeuts.

WINTER GARDEN.
W ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTH NIGHT or
Mr. end Mrs w. j.
FLORENCE
TOM TAYIORS GREAT DRAMA.
THE TiCKETOF LEAVE MAN,
win be acted TO ight with
ITS GREAT CAST.
a, ORIGINALLY PRODUCED IN AMERICA:
BOB BkIERLY "a Lancashire Lad Mr.. w. J. FLORENCE
EMILY 81. EVREMOND with songs " Die schonsten
Augsn" aud Barney U'iisy" .nrs. w. J. FLORENCE
Doors open sl g. Carriages may be ordered
rtl o'clock
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IVAN AMBURGH s. Co.'S NfNAGERIE.
GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION
AND EGYPTIAN CARAVAN.
HYATT .1isnGgcE.
Nos. $50 and 4l BROADWAY
Between Prince and S.rils streets.
Open from TO- m. 70 10 p. Admission % cent?.
SIXTEENTH SUCCESSFUL WEEK
Of this unparalleled exhibition Of
LIVING WILD ANIMALS,
sofnn which Great War Elephant Performing Elephant
Iippoo ssib Living Giraffe AsAtic aud African Lions and
LoHeses, bengal aud Sene "a Leopard White BEAR, Grizzly
Bear. Cinnamon Bears Poonah Bears, young Lions snt
ios,se, Royal Bengal Tiger, BTsziao Tiger Striped and
Spotted Burmese Cow Buffalo, 3 ~ Tspr Zebra
En- ish feou Deer 0celots- and Wild Cats lchreuDlous
Eaters Japanese Swine, Elk Lanzs, Cashmere Goat,
Arcab BLACK ana Gray O.uches. s A. o.neh, Wins Pea
cocks. Pelican, Black Swan, White Ad Hue Cranes and
S,osss American Eae Mscsvs Gold md Silver Pheasant
Ponce Crowned Cranes, Black sud Gray Wovss, Possums
Ahn Gazeles Americas Deer. Gray Green, riue ard Red
Parrots Australian Bgdi without number, Badgers, Angels
A,se- Monkeys and B.bom. etc, et pair Of enormous
10. Constrcors just landed b. side immense number o.
o.hsY sulmais not numeIa'sd In tih, list
THREE GRAND PEI ORIANCES
EVERY DAY,
STRICTLY MORAL AND REVIVED.
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OYsIos o. THE Peninsula RAILROAD Co. or MICHIGAN.
No. Wsilst NEwYoRx, Feb. &c, 1864
VIE COUPONS due March /, 1864, from the
Bonds Of tbis Company will be paid and after thai
As' On DIsssutstior 81 this Office:
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NINTH NATIONAL BANK
IN OF THE CITY or NEW YORK
AUTHORIZED 81 $4,000
AN ELECTION OF NINE DIRECTORS
Ssh. R@uk wiz Be he'd ct the temporary oes No. IS.
THURSDAY MARCH g. 1864
PM
March l. 1854
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Alusieal Instruments.

A SPLENDID PIANO for $225 -Barmore's
~ warerooms and Mandatory No. 3s Beeckerst IT
ar prize medals awarded, warranted tor five yesra
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\ --Sew and second baud PisDos; Harmonious; Melo
deons OF the best New iors aud Boston manufacture at
great bargains: also Pi,noSools end Covers Agents for
Halett h Cum-ols celebrated Boston Pianos. Ii. r.
BAILEY 4 Co. No. 500 Broadway.
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psrple,l,Ies OF 1ne oopperheads

Next to the rebels We know of no class
whose dilemmas are more numerous or
deplOrabIe than those of the Copperheads.
We give a sample.
l. Unless they can pass for Democrats
they have no party, but
>. If they try to pass for Democrats
the party won't have them.
3. Unless they can combine with the
rebels, neither can succeed, but
j. If the rebels succeed they can no
longer combine with them.
5. So long as the Union cause tri-
umphs, they can never rule the country,
but
&. When the Union cause fails there
will be no country to rule.
{. Before fighting they would seek
disunion peace, but
s. Before getting disunion peace they
must fight the UniOnists.
=. Peace to them means peace with
those who are fighting against the Union,
and war with thuse who are fighting for
it, but
10. They find it costs more "knocke"
to fight the cUuntrY's friends than it would
to subdue its enemies.
IL. They believe in all the rights OF
man, especially in his right to own mon,
but
l2 They oppose "wOman's rights" !"
particularly the rights of a black woman
to her chastity and her children.
Is. They fuvOr the largest liberty, to
wit: the liberty of u State to secede, in
order to promote slavery, but
II. They oppose inSurrection and re-
belliOn, especially the rebellion of the
En,ln.nI Onainat the aunFn-
nfAcy of the slave States.
a: Is. They sympathize with the con-
servutiye efforts OfJelfsrson Davis to pre-
serve the ''Union as it was and the Con-
stitutiUn us it is," but
lG. They believe all the acts which
Abraham Lincoln has done. can do. or
ever may do, to mninthin the Union, are
unconstitutional and revolutionary usur-
putiOns.
II. They would colonize all soldiers Of
color, but
ls. They do not believe 10 colouiEiug
the Valluudighams who desert their col
ors.
10. They fear abo ition, lest it may lead
10 amalgamutiou, but
70. They like slavery because it COM
peis amaIgnnalioR.
81. They believe that God has made
the negro their inferior, but
% They tear abolition will make him
their superior.
%. They know Mcclellan to be opposed
to the war, or they would not nominate
him, but
ii. They want him to carry on the war,
because be is opposed to its being carried
on.
25. They pretend to believe that No
| ClellAn made war on the rebels, but
26. They republish his official report
as u campaign document, TO show how
successfully lie IN 4de war on the Admi MIS-
] tration, .Ea1
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27. To require rebels to swear TO sup
port the Constitution aud laws, before vO-
ting. is to infringe the right of suffrage,
but
20. To prevent volunteers who are
fighting for the Union from voting, is to
sustain the right of suffrage.
90 They deny that the civilization OF
the North is superior to that of the South i,
but
30. This involves the admission either
that bad as are the rebels, the Copper
heads are no better, or else that the Cop
Perheads enjoy no share of Northern civil
izatiun.
81. The above facts tend to show that
Ibis is n contest not between States, com
munities, or institutions, but between all
the depravity of the human heart, on the
one side, aud what the secesh organs open.
Iy scott at, at God aud humanity" on the
Tribune. n.=
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wAsnINGToS p1sPATcnEs
rARIYT ON wool.

A delegation of wool growers were be-
fore the Ways and Means Committee this
morning, asking for additional increase of
duty on imported wool aud woolep goods
They cluimed that this is essential in order
to protect home manufacturers. t
rHE CHARGES AGAINST OFFICERS OF THE
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. rre
Tho prsferment of criminal charges
against certain officers of the Treasury De-
partment, and the arrest of the contractor
ior the Treasury note and bond paper,
have produced quite large crop of suits
for trespass and false imprisonment, and
are likely to result in n number OF indict-
ments for libel. DR.. Stuart Gwynh, the
uaper contractor, has already begun two
civil suits against Colonel Z. G. Baker, and
the Grand Jury OF the District have before
them several cases OF libel growing out OF
tho same matter. Although arrested t. rec
months ago, as yet no charges have been
preferred against DR.. Gwynn-
MILITARY NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED by THE
SENATE. @
Secretary stanten, in IL letter to the Sen
ate Military Committee to-day, called theil
attention to the Importance of at once con.
sideripg the military nominations of Major
and Brigadier Generals before them. IT
the reorganization of the army, it wa:
found that very large number of brigadeE
were commanded by ColoneIs, and this wa:
owing to the fact that some forty or fifty
were before the Senate for confirmation
Executive session was at once ordered
when large number of these officers were
confirmed.
WESTERN ARMoRY AND MANY YARD.
The Special Committee on the establish,
ment of u National Armory at the West
are hearing the Rrgumentsiin in favor of diff
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~ H'CLELLAN,

For our own part, we have never raukcd
ourselves among General McClellnn's
friends, and have never been o:ie of those
who believed him a great commander. We
found him too much of rbetorician TO
have much taith i'll him, and we have al
ways missed in his orders, proclamatious
aud reports, the ring OF Inc soldier.
We regretted, and regret, the act Of the
President relieving him wneu he did
We thought and still think that he should
have been relieved some six months earlier
or uOtnt alt. Never had ne proved him
self SO worthy of commaudiug The army as
he was proving himself when he was re.
lieved, and no man WHO has succeeded
him has proved himself superior to him
There are officers in the Army Of the Poto,
mac working their way up who will prove
his superi0rs, but noun OF Ihem hns as yet
been placed in command of that army
Under political point OF view we have
always tiistrusled General Mcclellan His
view Of the policy 10 be pursued toward
the secessioDists for bringing about re-
union, has never benn ours But it is no
more than simple justice 10 him 10 say that
it was, ia the 6egInniug, that Of nearly all
our general officers, OF the greater part Of
the rank aud file OF the army, ard of the
Administration itself,
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lGyOu do, use
Hoohand's German Bittersl
From ). He1UtOa BroIO1, D. D., Editor oT:hs EHey,
eLopedid Of Religious HHOSOiedye.

FrOs. j. He1UtOa BroIOH, D. D., Editor OT:hs EHey-
eLoPedia Of Religious HHOSDtedye.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines IN general, through distrust OF
ihsIr redisRts and effects, yet know Of no sum
reason, Why man may NOT testify TO the benht
he believes himself to have received from any simple
preparations in the hope that he may thus contrib
ute ~ rho beuett Of Others.
do this tie more readily In regard to HoOnand's
GeTnAn Bitters, prepared By Dr. G. A.. JEck ksOn, OF
this city, because was preudced AGAiist them Tor
many years, under the Impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic miXtuTs. am Indebted TO my
iIIvuI Robert shOemRkeT, SsI, ioI the removal VI
Ins prejudice by proper tesTs aud TOr eno1uTAse-
cut tI Try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use Of three bottles
Ihese Bitfers, At the beginning OF tic pTeeent
year Was followed by evident reie, and restoration
to = degree Of bI-IiIy and mental VtSoI which bad
NOT frlI for ak months before and hEd almost de-
nv friend 70 directing me to til 81 Inem.
JIM VI N BROWN.
PhiladslpA June ss, 1861.
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Capt. A, V. BARRINGER Chief Depart.
ment Of West Virginia, Cumberland, MI.
GUARANTEES.

GUARANTEES.
We, the undersigned, resiients Of in the
County Of, and State Of, Hereby Jointly
and seysrally covenant with tho United States aud
guarantee Ia case the foregoing bid Of--bo
Sccsptod that he or they will Within tea days after
tn acceptance OF said bid execute the contract lOr
the nc with good and sufficient suretIss in n
SUN equal to chs amount OF the codteact 70 idrut1h
tho fOrage proposed In conformity TO the terms OF
bid was made, and in case tue sAid--shall fail TO
enter into . contract aforesaid, we guArantee To
make good the difference bstwesn the Offer by the
saiL-And the next lowest responsible bidder
or tho persJn whom the Contract may DO awarded
GiVsn uudsr our hands aud seals this-d"y 0i
-lS64.
Witness:
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MtIltary mntters and Men.

Brownson'a Quarterly EeU'eO for April
has an article entitled ns above, in which
Mr.. Brownsou gives utterHuoc to 0piuions
which will be regarded by many ns siogu-
lar. They are certainly independent judg-
ments. We copy afew of these expressions
and first of
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| a 7sFEclAI NofIcls DoubIo mo aboTe ratu5.
lA0risArIy Advertising On AbIsl erms, Acccr-
ding to the space occupied and the number OF
made.
All lladVerttSenentsfromt transient Eersrns or Strans
ors, to b0 pGid for IN ddpc1ce.
Business Cards not exceeding i've lines SIS per year,
or s. for x months but for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than square.
Tho privilege OF Annual Advertising limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate bnsi csS; and all
advertisements for the benefit OF other prsous as
we'll all legal advertisements, aud advertisements
ofAuetion sales and real estate In thom mus
b paid for at The usual rates.
acknowledgements not accompanied with ET ttSh
directions, will be inserted until forbid and chAT ed
accordingly.
Notices for Political asetipss 20 be ohAtgel In ~
Marriages, Notieesof Funerals. and annoneeme II
OF sermons, so cents each. nonTll-'5i
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NM oYERLAND MAIL.

The bill which has been passed by the
Seuate aud will dOuuuess be passed BY the
House authorizes the Postmaster General
to con:tac; with the Overland Mail Com
pnny, or any other competent party, to
carry the overland mat (cxcept what is to
Ge seat by steamersJ between 81. Jdeeph
and Folsom, ia CAi!osnia, for 1Ee term OF
four years. The mails nrs 10 be conveyed
between the TWO points in sixteen days
during eight moulh5 in Iae year, ard in
twenty dGys during the remaining four
months in the year, for sum Eot exceed
ing one million OF dollars per aHuum.
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Every one is taking again about mill
tary movements, aud some tell marvellous
stories son the best authority" about the
strength and efficiency O; the Array Of the
Potomac, and ubou; the reintdrcements
which it is to have. General Meade tn"dc
his final statements before the CommIttee
on the CoudHct of the War iGis afternoon,
and it appears to 0e cooceied tLat lie Will
soung go on the retired Iist-but"s TO whether
he viii be retired immediately or oct there
is IL difference of opinIon.
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New World Clothes Wringer.

DRYOR & FROST, Nos. 81 4 ~ Main
street, have the EXCLUSIVE CONTROL Of this
utIy celebrated Clothes WTinger for Western Penn-
sylYaniA, West Virginia and Eastern Ohio, and arc
prepared to supply the trade the usual m mAuufAe
turor's discount. Orders promptly hIIed- deeS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-05
YoRM OF PROPOSAL.

IDATE.I
1, the undersigned, do hereby propose to furuish
and deliver to the United States at the Quarter
master Department ut -, agreeable to the terms
OF your averrIsement inviting proposals for forage,
dated Cumberland, Md.,-ls64, the following
articles, viz:
OF 56I hlty six pounds.
-Dashcls OF oats, in sacks, at-per bushel
-Tons OF balol Hay At-pOr ton OF .OcO
Tons OF BAIed Straw at-per ton II 1000
Delivery to Commence on q before the day Of
-ls64, and to bs completed Ou or before the
day oI-ls6-, Rnd-pledge myself ~ ent,r
into a written contract with the United States with
good and approved security, wtnin tue space Of ten
days aer being notified that my bid has Osen ac-
''p Your ob't. servant,