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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-16


Gold, under the demand for Custom-IIo
purposes. was higher. and closes 1911. The re-
ceipts to-day at the Sub.Treasury were again
large. Upon the street Stocks much excited
and speculation more rampant than for long time.
The crowd upon William street very great, making
a noise such attends q riot under ordinary circum
stances. At the Stock Exchange, Governments were
firm. Coupons OF 1881, iloIai do. Registered. ll00
MI. For 1903. liliwas paid. Currency certificates
99idi; $685. Registered. l07di. Border State
Stocks strong; Tennessee l6s. Sa56i; Virginia,
d. Eai9; Missouri 6s 7lia72; California U.s. l9ii
al25i; Canton. Ndflii Delaware and Hudson.
1885, Pennsylvania Coal. $50; Quicksilver, SOL d5ot,
Cumberland Coal, q; ASA; Minnesota Mining Com
papy 7la52 Pacific Mail, 2lei d220; Central Transit
Company. 36a36!; New.York Central 1885, a 1881;
Erie. mama; do. Preferred. l05! l05l Hudson
River, l46iei47; Harlem. lo7dl07i; Reading l24;
Michigan Central 49,. do. Southern, 9is d95; do.
Guaranteed, l379l2si Illinois Central. l3GlDI.
Stocks have been rampant all day and the list closes
material advance. Government Stocks are firm. and
the 1905 are in advance at Ill with little regard to the
issue The merit these notes possess OF conversion into
an undoubted twenty. year six per cent gold bearing
bond commends them to prudent investors over every
thing on the list. Border State Stocks are strong and
the higner. Tor AL hounu tncre
is good demand and few offerings New.York Stocks
were firm. For Erie there was u demand which ad.
vanced the price at one time 10 il5i. Harlem sold at
Ill on the street, and Hudson River at H7tths Com
pany will make a dividend In march, per cont Is
peoted. Reading was strong. Rock Island continues
hvorte. Cleveland and Pittsburgh and Cleveland and
Toledo were higher under reports OF clique
buying them. The stories OF clques In stocks
are much magni1ed. ani should b received
will great allowance. trhe whole market In
stimulated by ease in money and tho spirit Of
speculation. which increases daily upon the success
which has attended buyers thus Far during the war;
until money commences, from some cause, to grow
scarce and clears the market will contnue TO move in
It's present direction varied usual sharp spasmodlc
reactions. OF the miscellaneous stocks Quartz Hill Is
quoted at l3iali; Copake at lal4; Bucks County at
tal; American Coal at ISL; Transit at 36d36i;
Cleveland and Ashtabula at l75d2l0; Columbus and
Cincinnati at lis. The closing prices Gold 1901
New. York Central 1885, Erie. i15Ii Harlem. 1904;
Michigan Southern %; illinois Central 1921; Cleveland
and Pittsburgh. llGi.
Freights arc very dull, and less firm for
Grain TO Liverpool the engagements 5000 bush.
Wheat Of ID aiid., III bulk sud bags. mainly at the
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THE BROADWAY PAVEMENT. -Ther,

n q
projects suggested ar the Improvement OF the pave
ment in broadway. The Russ payemen. In that great
torou ghfare constructed In the Rt place at great
pense and involving much additional expense since In
attempting TO remedy its original defects. by way 81
growing etc, stil far short Of the erpccta.
ons Of its projectors in furnishing suitable pavement
in that street The pavement continues to work badly
notwthsts ndng all the efforts made for its improve
msnt and in its original des, lie no doub, failure
the stones too large making The surface smooth and
slippery and the Foundation /, 30 heavy and solid
that there is spring in the pavement there should
be to ennbe horse 10 II with and 10 aid
carriage in its movement. Here lies the whole dill.
Guilty; aud the only remedy for IT, Is to take
up the stones and break them to smaller size and then
relay them in clean sharp sand the present concrete
foundation. Experience ha, proved that stone from
TO inches in diameter and from TO inches IN depth
well bedded in sand makes the best pavement OF any
yet discovered. We sincerely hope in any further at
tempt to improve tc pavement in Broadway. the au-
tholte will take into consideration the proprety Of
adopting such plan as Is here suggested.
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FOURTEENTH AND DEsBRossEs-SrREEr RAIL

FOURTEENTH AND DEsBRossEs-STRgET RAIL
RoAD-Mr. Curtss bill. introduced in the House Of AS
sembly names as corporntors in above Company 4. p
Ross. George Reton Thomas T.. Stewart. 4. Bangs. IT,
W. Johnson W. A. Boyd. Theodore Allen. c. H. Kitch.
ell, j. l.. Hastie, M. Wickham J. j. Flanagan. w. H.
Stony II. W. Carey, Albert Shaw. and John McQuade
and empowers them reconstruct railroad 9TH single
or double track along the following streets Commend
Ing at the North River foot Of Desbrosses street. tsnce
along to Greenwich to Spring. through Spring to Nc
Dougal street to Fourth street, through Fourth street
Second avenues through the latter to Fourteenth street.
along Vic East River Returning along Fourteenth
street through First avenue to Third street; through
Third to Great Jones and Amity to Sullivan street,
through Sullivan street TO Spring. to Washington street,
and through Washington to Desbros,es street. The
said road to be completed in two years o the passage
OF this act.
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LIBRARY AT AUorIoS.-Bangs, Merwin &

LIBRARY AT AUCTIoS.-Bangs, Mcrwin &
Co. will sell by auction on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings OF this week, at tho Irving Buildings very
good collection Of books The catalogue embraces more
Pickering editions than in these days often TO be
had at one sole There "a vols Adine Poets. tree
marble calf; Sir Thomas Brown, yols. syo. morocco
ThoS Fuller. vols. l2mo. calf Herbert vols. evo.,
tree marbed calf the superb Milton vols. eyo calf
gilt edges Marlowe dhe reprint Of 1850 vols. l2mo..
calf Jeremy Taylor yci svo., and vols. II mo-,
and the Waltons Angler. vols. io. large paper Mo
rocco. 1896. We have not named all, but there arc
more than enough to attract the attention OF Pickering
men and we may add confdentally that all the best
books are not printed in the largest type OF the cata
loguc. Beside the Pckerings there arc good many
other books-especialy the illustraed-which are Of
real value
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COURT CALrNDAR-rHi, DAT.
SUPREME CoUEI-GINkRAL TERN.-Non-enu

Grated motions
SUPRXnE CoUHT-CIRcUIT. Part I.--Nos. 1909,
1875 1907 1899 1871 1919 1915 is2i is71 las l7, ls
1895 1899 IIO iioi ilo5, 1901 1909, l1l Part n-No,.
sJl 65g 1928 i2ol 1928. al 1852 ISL 1905 yso ia so,
1861, 1878 s52. $50 5sI s2t, Ilo4, lloo. - - -
SUPlRroR CoURT-Part Mos. 343g. 1921, 3i3i,
All, y2AJ 1884, 3lJ7 2aa5, COL .tt yis 80 yssl ssss
$3.50 as2o a522. as2f. $50. 1873, 80 a.4I a,
Cnunp or COMMON PLEA5.-IRlAL ILNA.-Ad-
iourned for the Term
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DONATIONS TO THE METROPOLITAN FAIR
Donations have been made to the Metropolitan Fair in
aid Of the United States Sanitary Commission by por.
ton OF the men employed at J. s. Undohlrs Dry Dock
Iron Works. amounting in the aggregate to $50 Is.
The Donations were mads In sums from IS cents up TO
g.
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Court OF COMMON PLFAs--sPycIAL T,Ra-fzB. is.
Before judge CAHpoLo.
EAH-nrCIsIONA.

T-k
Judge Cardozo will call the motion calendar h
Feb Is and thereafter during the sitting OF the gen
1al term promptly 10 O'Clock and will slow defaults
to be taken The called Monday and not answered VIII
be called again on Tuesday. -,
Ke.o AT kely-Judgnent for plaintiff on demurrer, with
ielye 10 desndant to answer on payment Of COSTS
Monroe agt Corlett.-See opinion 80
Burk at Rosersaa ct aL-aoiiot denied without costs
See mem
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a Donation 70 the Government.
WAR DEPARTMENT

wAsHINGros CRY, Feb IL 1854
The Secretary of War acknowledges the TO
ceipt from anonymous source OF the sum o. 80
:. ne a donation to the United States GovernmsrA
incIosed In letter of which the following Is copy
FEBRUARY 10. 1864. II herewith inclose twenyH
hundred dollars, which please accept as uons'~"
the u. s. Government.
Yours respectfully.
"Te the Hon. L, NJ. SIANI9N, SECRETARY Of WH'
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNS-Fzs. ls-Befare CT
Judge RESELL

Mary Wilson convicted Of petty larceny, was re-
handed fof sentence On the 10Th ut Thomas Moran
tered house In Foyh street IN company with the accused
and while there tezedby two otter s who held him
while the accused robbed him OF hs watch. .
John syu indicted for burguousy entering the residence
Of George Garter No 81 Wooster street and stesu th,refom
waches and other articles jcselry valued a, 600 plead
guilty to burglary On the degree Remandsd for sentence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-16

REBEL SOLDIERS SET AT LIBgRTY.-The Uni
ted States steam transport Decatur. Captain Fargo
from Newbern n. c., brought sIty.two passengers
among which were thhty.seyen Rebel soldiers. who
were Immediately set at liberty upon their arrival In
the city
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City inspectors Depnrtmeni--Denths

The following is the Weekly Report OF Deaths in
the City and County ork from the 9th day OF February
to the 18th day Of February 1884, Men, los; Women lf
Boys IN; Girls, l3 total ga Adults, 22l Chden 263
Males, 237; Females, 2y7; Colored Persons. 10.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT coURT-szB IS-Besors
Judge BxTTs

Uai.ed states at. The Steamer Pa'ras
The IT, - Dsirict-Attorney to-day entered q
final decree Of distribution Of the proceeds Of the sale oil the
above named prize, netting S291I
The Benve the csptor Of this vessel and alone In
teTested in the proceeds.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT C0URT-yis. ls-Bsfors
Judge SHiPsAs.
mn

Hugh Deyine was arraigned this morning under
M indictment charging him with passing altered y green
back He plcadcd guilty and the Judge sentenced MN 10
seven month";. imprisonment and TO p'y hne OF d
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COURT-CHAsByRs-FxB Is-Be9ore Justie
rCrSI IONS,

A. W. D.bv act Geo. A. Williams; l.. X. DO
ardus >, al AIT John Van sgenor CT aNOl.0ns denied
Mary Jane Denton at. Cornelius Deu'on.-Judsment Of
divorce granted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-16

Iower rate / 200 bbs Flour at I'D 0ls chiefly at the
latter rate l5O boxes Bacon at l0s. 40 tuns Heavy
Goods at IOs per neutral packet 5000 BUSH Wheat at
3d. in bags 900 bbs Flour at Is oils. ID 125 boxes
Bacon ut u.s. 500 do. Cheese at 49, 200 ties. Beef at
o. Cd and per steamer $50 boxes Bacon at JOs. To
London: 300 bbls Flour at Is. Cd; 100 tuns Heavy
Good, et u.s. 3D. per steamer 100 bales Hops at Id.
600 bbls Flour at Is I'D, and lot Of WhalebOne at
35s To Glasgow: 800 bush. Wheat at sd. 800 bbs
Flour fill up at L. Cd; per neutral packet. 500 do
nj Is 3D. and 200 tics. Lard at 10 To Rotterdam; GOO
bbs Flour at 2s ID. The Charters are neutral YES.
sel with GOO bbs Petroleum 10 Havre at Gs.; neu.
trail brig OF $50 tuns TO HAVANA at ST. 600 and Ham.
burg vessel Of 100 tuns TO the Bio Grande and back at
80 600, payable in gold. The carrying rates were
TO Liverpool per American fsg-Flour. Is; Wheat
4Id. & sd: Heavy Goods. l0dl2s Per Foreign flag
Flour. Is. 3D.; Wheat 5d.G5.d; Heavy Goods, Us.
To London. per American dag-Flour. Is. I'D;
Wheat I'd. a. Sd; Heavy Goods, l5al7s. 3D. Per For
elgn fag-Flour. Is. Cd. als7ld., Wheat I'D. Heavy
Goods. l7s. Cd.
The business OF the Sub-TreaSury was: Re-
cepta s4,5JO,579 02--for Customs SiJ5O O0 Payments
1926 3i 81 Balance. $50, 50i,7oe
Money is very abundant at 6 ~ cent, and
more is offered at this rate than be used by stock
second rate borrowers upon undesirable collaterals
The Bank Statement represents the free use OF Five
cent Sotos by the Treasury Department. the disribu
tion OF the legal tender which have been
atng from the sales Of sos. as well the flow Of
money from the interior in the regular OF trade
Az all these expansive causes viii continue in full
action for some time come the future Of the Money
market is very plain. Capital will accumulate and
under competition to loan it, low rates win prevail
The manner in which the five per cents used makes
them as expansive for the moment sthough there were
not interest bearing. They are ia fact money and will
be treated simply currency until considerable amount
of interest has accrued, when they will be boarded.
The balance Of the Treasury Is now being sensiby in
creased and It viii in good time show itself In the
shape OF higher prices for all kinds Of commodities aud
the usual furry in the Stock market. Among the
parties who could not use their money at 6 per cent
several banks The statement Of the banks is a.
| foil
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u.c~;uss sf Produce.

Pr, talp ooo Mil, Flour iao0 bbla Whisky, SO -
Corn Meal. 400 bass do. 5000 bush wheM 5000 ss.s
Oats 1000 pks, Provisions 200 Pkg' Battsr sal Pas. h
N nig, xshes 40 pkgs Petroleum, 30 Dressed Hog
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s,.cL per Eric HALLWAY

C.vpvIIIx Feb i3-Ths following Live Stock b~ 49,
oysr the Erie Railway this week; 10 cars Ckte' IL
Shrsp and cars Hones-Tota. IS cara
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Cesrinss for week ending Feb b.. s6T757 45 B8
Balances for week ending Feb 6...... 1895, 583 ~
Balances for week ending Feb Ill.,. H,5ll,s75 II
The Committee on Ways and Means have re-
ported Joint resolution, authorizing tho Secretary Of
the Treasury TO sell any gold coin in the treasury
and above the amount which, In his opinion, may be
qulred by the Government for the payment Of interest
on the public debt and for other purposes.
The Oswego and Syracuse Railroad will pay,
Goth February. a semi.annual dividend of+ y cent.
The following Is comparative statement OF the
ings Of this railroad for four months ending Jan. 81
1868 and 1861:
1864, ...."...&6Sls2 62 le65.... SiS,9la 50
Increase over "A " cent .....::...S lb,otS "
Increase for four months, 81 Is y cent
The Cleveland and Pittsburgh Road earned
In January:
1865. @I?3 $50 Ii56t..........$ laNt
- Increase. Slo.bv6
The earnings of December 1903, were. lG< $50
The earnings Of January, 1884, wero...... l3s,tH
Total for two months ,s6g
The earnings Of the Erie Railway for the
month Of Jsnuaryi H. ..
1864. Sse4 so6 20 1867. ....... ss4ss9t o.
lpegease",,'',"'''."tlS,ltl
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PROM LOUISIANA.

REGULATIONS for Systrr, Of lnbcr-Ah
Plantations uusi be Worked Condi-
lions Of - Residence in the 9tnic-5die-
rc,s and yasTanoy will not be Toll
Grated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-16

r. l. A. B0oLE, City Inspector
- wonK IN THy BUREAU OF SANITARY IsspKcT1ox
TIE following l. schedule OF the work OF tbs R,-e.,
week ending Feb Is, 1864: ~ ~
ABATEMENT or NrfslxcES No Pom ds
Complaints OF NuisiIces, &c, received. n
Notices for Absemen served. Ia
Nuissnces sbaed under notice................ 201
SINKS and Water Closets cleaned. ............ I2a
Loads Of Night Soil removed from city luiis.. 54s
Dead horses i,J
Dead Cows
Dead Goats
Dead Hoss 10
Dead Doe and other small animals Z" 10
No ofbArrels OF Ofal 1fn1
USsouSD pisEAsRD on UNHEALTHY hEAa
FsH POULTRY, kc, sEliKp nEaoyIn
FR0n TIN CIT LisiIs.
Muttons
irIpo''''sss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-16

Mr. Cisco exchanged last week 100000 Of
y cent notes for ordinary legal tenders and can use
$40 900 as soon as he get them. No account is
made ~ arrears Of interest.
The following shows the Exports Of Specie
r.. 49, tosN
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-12

j. c. HARB OUR.
WOIt,sl. RetahDtsxrfa
CARPETS RUGS, OIL CLOTHS
wall "apeT, CurtaIm MaterI IL,
And Upholstery Ware ofOVery description
lab Main street.
WHEELING,
GrauI and Mahogany Framed Looking dIau
hand aud made to order. sep9, So
JOHN It. LAKIN,
Successor TO Wheeler 1 LAkinJ
NATILL RECEIVE AND HAVE OPENED FOR
w inspection on Thursday, March 29th, . new
and we'll selected assortment Of
Cloths, Cassimeres and VestinRsI
Also . eompIsteASSOrtmSnt Of GENTLRAEN's PuR-
HIsHING GOODS.
The patrons OF the old hru and the public in gen
0rAl are respectfully invited TO call and examine
stock before making their purchases intend SELL
ing at small profits TO cash and prompt purchaser
Thankful fer the patronage bestowed upon the old
arm, solicit continuance Of the same for the new
establishment. JOHN T. LAKIS, Merchant Tailor,
No. loo Main St, Wheeling, Va.
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel-
ing Rnil Road


- s.; 5Sfssiss-
MIAMI AFTER MONDAY, Nov ldIl, 1868, Pas.
tSnnday = cTceTte,i:)
II 20 A 81 Mail Train, stcpping-at all stations ar
EiTus At lfttsbnrEh At $50 P. NJ, and
S:3s T. M- Accommodations Train topping at all
E!A!,2Es a.r.Vrs at "it'sLurgh at sos
lOoO p. n. Express Train, arrives al Pittsburgh at
&:ln +, ". and CluvUlNud nI 9;5 4. NJ.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland At $50 A. n. and 40 P. a., AT
Leave Pittsburgh at I:I5 A. NJ. G:I5 \ NJ. and
l:i6 T. NJ, arrive at bridgeport At 6.t9 A ii, 1865
A. NJ and H:tlR r. 81
Connections nre mRde AS Follower
~ Pittsburgh with PenusylVHuis X. X. for Harris
burg. Baltimore, Washington, Phila
delphin, New York and Boston.
At Cleveland Tith Cleveland + TOled R. X. for San
dubky. Toledo Detroit, Chicago aud
all points ia the NORTH WEST. With
Detroit steamerP Tor Detroit, jackson,
chicago aud the NORTH WEST with
v.ryslAud 4 l0ie H. II. for Eric, Dun
Kirk, IInfalu and Niagara Falls. Will,
Cleveland. Columbus &CincinnAti Tor
CIe-tline, Delaware, Columbus and
Cincinnati.
=: Hudson with The c. z. a c. RIt for Cuyahogs
Pai's, Akron. MnlcrtbnrEh and wo0s-
At AIIinuee with =. Fl. W. a c. r. R. for Caution
MAz:iIIUu, Wooster, Salem, Bn"u, Co
lEmbns and Chicago
Al StcuteuNillO with T.. G. Il q. Line and At BAlIAn
with Z. o. o. R.R. for ZanesVille, New
ark, Columbus, SCnia Dayton, Indi
RnAlAIlis, Cairo, Cincinnati, Louisville
ST. Louis St. Joseph and all point
Wtsi and South West.
E1cursiCn Tickets to Pittsburgh md return 500
Pare ai""ys asl"% and time much quicker thai
| any other route
Through Ticke;s'tU all points In the West, Sortl
| md EaSi eau be procured at the once under tn
| Mcclure House. Wheeling, Va, or with Tickle
Agent ut bridgeport Station.
| Freight contrasts will be made at lowest ratss t
l my luf lkcCesslp MI Iar
go the East, North. West and Northwest nj ofc
| Rujar lrLuro House. OF with Fl. Agent at Bridge
| port Station WI. D. TERRY, Agent.
| Wheeling, Va.
| D. b. WILLIAMS, Agent
| bridgeport, y.
| ). N. MCCULLOUGH. President
L. MYEEs. Cont Ticket Agt nnEl6
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hereby certify to the best OF ny knowledge aud
belief the above nAmtd EuaTAntOrs good and
sufficient securities for tue for which they
OnSr to be security.
To be certified by the United States Distr ct Al.
toTnoy, Collector Of Customs, any other officer
un der the United StateS Government, or RESPONSE
BILE person known 10 this office.
All proposals received under this AiVe1 tisemeut
vi be opened and examined at this office on W Ed
NESDAH and SATURDAY Of each week, at II 81.
Bidders respectfully invited to be present the
opening Of bids, II they desire.
A. v. BARHTSGER,
Captain aud CHIEF QuOrtormNster,
lan22 u DepArtlIent OF West Virginia..
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MARRIAGE.

Reflect that sound mind and body arc the mOat
necessary requisi'IS to promote COnuubial hAppI.
hess Indee', without these the journey through
life becomes weary plgIiuAEs: the prospect hour
ly dATkenS to the view the mimi becomes shadOEet
with despair and filled with the melancholy Trie,
ton that the happiness Of another bscUnsS OighIeI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-12
ItIVUIy OF NuUstUUd DTUS
DR.. JOHNSTON,

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, LONDON.
Graduate IRON one Of the mOst eminent Colleges ia
the United States and the greater part Of whose
has been spent in the hospitals Of London. Pals
Philadelphia, and elsewhere, has effected some vi
the meet asst nishinR curts that ever kuUH !;
many troubled with ringing Ia the head aud sAI,
asleep, great IVOusness, being alarmed al
sudden Sounds GAshfulntss, with frequent LlushGIE
cured immediately
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PORN OF PROPOSAL.
lTOwS, COUNTY AND STATE.
TnAFE

lTo"N' COUNT NNp sIAEE'J
DATE.l
l, the undersigned, do hereby propose TO furnish
AMI deliver to the United states ut the Quarter
master Department at -, aETe> aOie to the terms
OF your advertisement Inviting proposals for forage
dated Cumberland, Md,-lS6+, the following
articles, Wig:
-Bushels OF Corn, In sacks, At-pSr buAhel
OF 1881 t(ty-six pounds.
-Bushels OF Oats, iu sacks, At-per bu.heI
Of 32I thirty.tWO pounds
-Tons OF Baled Hay at-Per ton of 1900
pounds.
-TOus ofBaled Straw At-per tou IF 1900
pounds.
Delivery TO commence ou before the day Uf
-lS6l, and to be completed on Or before thS
day Of-ls6-, Rud-plrdge myself to ent,r
into . written contract With tile United States with
good aud approved security. within the space Of
days after being notified That my bid has bevu
Your obt. servant,
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Capt. A. V. DAARIXGEE. Chief QuarICrmAster Depart
ment Of West Virginia, Cumberland, Nd.

GUARANTEES.
We, the undrraiGn6i, residents If in the
County u, and stats Of, Hereby Jointly
and seVOTAny covenant with the United StsLes aud
guarantee In case the foregoing bid OBS
accepted that he or they will within ten days after
the acceptance Of aid bid execute the contract tar
the tame with EUOd and sufficient suTSties In -
sum equal to the amount Of the furnish
the forage proposed in conformity to the terms OF
advertisement dated --ls6I, under which the
bid WAS made. and in case the sAid-ahall fall to
enter into contract as Aforesaid, We guarantee to
make good the difference between tho Oii,T By the
sAid--and the next lowest responsible bidder,
the person to whom the Contract inAy be awarded
Given under our hands AID seals this-day Oi
-ls6i.
Witness:
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TRANSPORTATION.
BaItinoore 81 Ohio Railroad.
OFP1uE BLITIHoRE 4 ONO RAILROAD Co, I
VIM Ike 81 IInN- Ama- s 1871

IN aud after Monday night the I6tlr OF August,
~ the Passenger rraLs will DO run by III" follow
ing schedule:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-12
TAKE PAkTICULAK NOTICE.
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by a certain prAcIiCs
INDUCED in when alone, habit titauentIy learned
from evil companions, at school, the tfTects Of
which are nightly felt, even Whrn asleep, and IL moi
cured readers marriage tmIrssible, and DESTROYS
both mind an body, should apply immediately
What pity that young uHn, the hope Of his
country, the darling Of his parents, should he
sERtohU from all prospects and enjoy meats Of IIe
by the consequences OF deViAIing from the path Of
rAiure AudihdulL ing in certain habit such