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DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CoMPTRoLLRR OF CURRENCY.
WAsuINGT0N Heepmhpr 10

Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to
IT, i has Sssn maas to that
.ra q s' ssen duly
o.
& ct as
redemption thereof," approved June 5. 1851. aad
sf e ts @ s ss
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saaf
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the business of banking under the act afors.
IN testimony whereof; witness my hand and seal
of Gee this fourteenth a a1y Fl pss4T lSsH
acc b-dtpt Comptroller of the Currency.
ETREAsURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF p 5ss
Whereas, BY satIsaetery evidence presented to
sans G aeesaa IL
TN the c,ay 6 GsoysetOcr in the county Of Washing
& Of
70 Id
a.: :ss Re; i ssrs q s:s
seSs sss
Banf u ons9es Of @ s1f IN t hns
and Disyie Of Columbia, is sutSeri.sd to com:
menee tho business of banking under the act
In testimeny whereof, witness my hand and seal
of this thirty trs' d1 H1 sc Ref Me1Lk ss
Jan a6Ct Comptroller Of the Currncy.
QUEENS OF SONG. Being memoirs Of soma
" Of the most celebr ated female vocalists from
the earliest days of the opera to the present tina
By Ellen Clayton, vol !, with portraits
Arctic REESE arches and Life among the Esoui.
maux the years 1860, 1851 and 1867 Bv Ohsrias
Francis Hall. With maps and 100 Illustrations.
de IA ..-.-.- FRANCK TAYLOR
ERIsH BUCKWHEAT FL oUR.
IL Also
HONEY SYRUP.
Just recei1ed KING l. BURoHBLL.
9eD CORNER feet and VAFmont avenue.
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OKOPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.
Ole Depo. Commissary Of Subsistence,
No QC2 q STREEr

O1s,s Dspo: Commissarg Of Sa5siststes,
No 223 STREEr
WAsHiseros, d. c.. February l., 1865
Sealed Proposals will be received at this ONCE
until O'Clock D. IN on the 23f day of February,
1875. for supplyipg this Depot with such STA
Tl0NERY as the contraotins once may r.aaise
each article off red. by the resm. Thousand gross.
dozen oths rwlse and al articles furnished must
acronpapy each proposal.
Bidders must furnish such Stationery as they
ccntrsct for, at such times and in such ties
ay be required and all articles of al lnferior
quality will be rejected.
Contracts will be msde for four months from
the LIST of N arch next; and payments will De made
81 be epd of each mont for all the Stationery
ordered during the month
Bids must be made in du plicate. accompanied by
oath of allesia.t GO uni IS the bidder has one on
file i'll this Office. The right to reject any bid for
Any cause ik IT served.
Bidders may be present at the openi- OF the
bids Proposals and samples 10 be sddr~sss TO
ire undersigned. at No. 223 G street. end orsed
"Propt sails for 81 ationery,"-
E. BRIDGES.
feb Is tuths5t Captain, o. v. 8.
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GREAT pennsylvania 10 AM ROUTE
~ NORTHWEST a RN NJ SOUTHWEST.
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On AID after December Is. trains will leave Bal
tinore from North Calvert Station. ss felIIwsN
H.1ri ssli a' Accomnodstion N.
Hrie and PittsbIrg;h h. EEp gess. 30 r. r.
THE 6.1sA. M. TRAN. FROM WASHING TON
i'r Bufaio Rochester. DunkiFk. Canas-
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for Pittsburs and Erie.
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care o ssH ; nsSinf At c PPiiessSursh
and St Louis and At
Tlmira. for BufF.,o.
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ONE THROUGH TRAIN ON SUNDAY:
Leaving Washington 1t o'clock ID.
SLEEPING CARS on NIGHT TRAINS.
Low FARE AND QUICK TIME.
EIor Tickets and .ny Information apply =.
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National Hotel, and Depot House, NO. 4o3 v ST.,
in. DUBAKRY
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4. J. WILKINS.
,ro c,,,prn Passenger and Ticket Agent,
street and Pa. ave. dec 70 tt
DHILADkLPHIA STEAMERS.
New Express Line, semi weekly between PHIL
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Joseph REYNOLDS & CO.,
PL UMBERS, GAS AND STEAM FITTERS,
No. 500 NINTH STREET, NEAR AVENUE.

JOSEPH REYNOLDS Il CO.,
PLUMBERS, GAS AND STEAM FILTERS,
No. 500 NINTH STREET, NEAR AVENUE,
Have just received. and will constantly keep on
hand, the largest and best assortment in the city
of Chandeliers, Brack cts, Drop Lights, Portables
Glass Globes, Mica and other Shades and all arti-
cles in this line. from the best establishments in
New York, Philadelphia, &C., which wsll be sold
on the most reasonable terms.
Also, RANGES, FURNACES, and Fire. Board
We ara prepared to furnish the best RANGE in
use anywhere, on very reasonable terms. Hotels,
We do all kinds of GAS and STEAM FITTINGS
PLUMBING line in the most satisfactory manner
Call and see our Bathin Tubs FOuatains N san
Gle sets. Wash stands, Basins, c., co. at NO; oox
9Th street near pennsylvania avenue feS
vrHURsToNs IVORY PEARL TOOTH Pew
L DER for cleaning, beantifyins anu preserv-
ing the Teeth and Gums TINS elegant preparS-
item is entirely unequaiieSc WELLS Il CO.,
New York, Proprieters.
For sale BY all dru gsists.
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EDY FOR 0ON0RkHEA, GLEET, Fro
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ct without fear of detestsn Circulars free Prics
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to g. O. Upham, 400 Chestnut street, Phiiadel.
phia and in Washington by g. G. FORD, $50 Pa,
avenue. Sent By mail. ja6soly
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SAMAR TAN's GIFTi
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Of ny mas
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NTI-sLAVERY MEASURES IN CONGRIso
"A 81 Henry Wilson The Merchant Mechanic.
Howe Gunshot Wounds and other Injuries OF
Nerves. BY Doctors Mitchell, Morshouss, and
noVN FRANCK TAYLOR.
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NIEDICAL PUKV EfUR'S UFFICE,
VI WASHINGTON. ID. c., February IA. 1855
Merchants ID dealers Who wish to supply the
Medical Purveyipg Department in this city with
articles of hos ptal fur ture at b, equired.
are requested 10 forward te this Office. their
lest c, nyepie nee samples OF sueh articles they
are wilin to fui nsh, together viii price list of
the Fame G. 81 tn EKLtNO.
fe l4ao3t Surg. q s A Medical Pnrveyor.
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CLOTHING.

GREAT REDUCTION IN CLOTHINGl
In order to make room for Spring Goods, now
offer TO the public great inducementin
ALL STYLES OF OvEROOATS.
English. French and American Double and Sin.
gle Breasted
WALKING AND SACK COATS.
large variety Of Black Plain and Fancy Cassi-
mere
PANTS AND VESTS.
And many other articles in this lins, too numer.
Gus to mention, which shall sell off from now
until the first Of March at greatly reduced prices
The above goods are all ade and trimmed in the
latest New York styles. A. STRAUSS,
Pa. av.. bet. 10th an d 18th ste, , and
feb 9-lm* IT'S Pa. av., bet. 18th and 18th sts.
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xx1rIIs, OF. LIBERATED MAOHINE-SPREAD
w STRHNGTH ENIN0 PLASTERS are the very
hest In ali ca for which plaster 10 rsqured. Fer
80 Nv ali druG9ists. jan 2)-eofya
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AT THE T6NT,
Come, Jl5.h street and Nslc York apsnus,
Washington city, D.. c.
Either line Of horse cars will take you there; OIL
No. Washington Building. [Chron1 fe3t
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fseal1
thereby certify that, 20 the best OF my knowl.
ed &c and belief the abovs named guarantors are
good and sum Gent az sureties for the amount for
which they offer to be security.
To be certified by the United States District At
torney, Collector Of Customs, any other OH ser
under the united States Government. or respoa-
D. H. RUOKER-
dec9 # Erigadisr General and Q. N.
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OR MISERY THAT IS THK
on HTIHFssoTs 81

"A By Henry Wilson. The Merchant Mechanlo
A Tale of /" New England Athens" BY Henry A.
Howe Gunshot Wounds and other Injuries OF
Nerves. By Doctors Mitchell. Morehouss, and
Soxu FRANoK TAYLOR.
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DROP osALs FORE AGE.

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-03
Iron Misunderstanding.

The proceedings of the iron convention
at Chicago last week demonstrated the fact
that only about half the iron which the
mills have capacity to produce, is being
manufactured. Reports from blast fur
naces, rolling mills, bar mills and nail mills
show a decrease OF just about this ratio
from the manufacture last year. The re.
port from Cleveland is fair sample of the
state Of things all over the country. Mr..
A. Stone reported that in Cleveland and
vicinity there are two blast furnaces, two
nail mills, four bar mills. one boiler plate
mill, and two FORCES. The blast furnaces
are RAINING at loss and are going out of
blast. The rail mills are running old raiIs,
The bar and plate mills and torges are runs
ming only about one.fourth of the time,
and will be compelled to stop or run at a
loss. Last season thetLake Superior Iron
Ore Companies brought down $50 600 tons
of ore, all of which was contracted TOR be.
fore the first of June. This year there
have not been over $4,000 tons contracted
for. This state'of things is due to the
great fall in the price of iron, and there is
general feeling among manufacturers
that protection against foreign manufao.
turers should be given them by the Gov.
ernment. The Association adjourned to
meet 10 this city on Wednesday, the 23d
of August next.-CIeUeldnd Leader. g
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-03
TINS people of the North have folly de

THE people of the North have folly de-
monstrated, all through the war, that they
are free from malice or revenge. They
bore everything of the south, before they
resorted to arms. They took mp their
weapons with reluctance. They could not
be made to believe that the rebels were
really in earnest, until the shot was fred
on Fort Sumter. When they began to fight,
they did not cease to appeal to the south
to return to reason, add abandon her mad
and wicked enterprise. We have never
thought of starving or abusing the rebel
prisoners we have taken. Our errors dur.
Jog the FIST two years of the war arose in
a great messuFe. from our excessive lenien-
cy and want of downright earnestness in
treating the rebels as enemies. Now they
are conquered, the north cherishes NO ma.
licious feeling towards them. If they will
only behave themselves quietly and prop.
erly, the past will soon be overlook.
ed. The obstacle, il there be
any, to harmony, is not on our side.
Even towards JEFF. Davis the feeling is not
one of viudictiVeness. We have NO doubt
tina, to-day msjority oftbe northern men
wish for his executions. But the wish
springs not from personal hostility to him,
or from mean desire to make captive feel
our power, but from profound conviotion
that the public safety requires the punish.
ment of the official head Of tho rebellion.
Nothing could be more in contrast with
the reveDgefol spirit OF the leading rebels
than this msguanimous temper of the
north. 1t has pleased the foreign enemies
OF our cause to dwell on what they call the
cruelty of the north. But we ask them to
look at our uniformly merciful treatment
of rebel prisoners, and to compare it with
the starving at AudersonVille, the murder
of our President, and the spreading of yell
low fever, and see if ever nation was so
leuient towkrds foes who resorted to such
kinds of warfare. II
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-03

THY have got the petroleum fever, at
last, in England. A flaming prospectus of
an English oil company appears in Lon
don paper, by which we learn that the as
sociation-"The Petroleum Company of
Western Virginia, U. S. Nimited")-pro-
poses to obtain petroleum from an estate of
200 acres, to be purchased 10 fee simpleiin
the heart of the petroleum district of West
Virginia, and also to operate on some
leased land, paying ArOyalty. The shares
are to be 4lO, One.half paid up, and the
6rst issue to be limited to lo, 600 shares
The prospectus says;
"Oil is amost invariably struck in this
region at depths varying from $50 to $50
feet The rock being comparatively easy
of excavation, wells are sunk at less than
half the cost of the oil wells of Pennsyl-
vRuiA.
1.-THE Directors propose to commence
operations by sinking 10 wells; aud as
Stunning that 10 only out of the 10 strike
oil, and taking this Compauy's interest at
the low average at 10 barrels per day for
each well, the yield will be 100 barrels per
day, when at the selling price, on the spot,
of $40 per barrel, will be ST 500; or, de.
Quoting for exchange one third, ST 900 in
sterling, say G2OO per day, or 46, 600 per
month. live deduct from this 25 per cent.
for labor, wear and tear of machinery
management, &C., it leaves q margin OF
f54 900 per anuum, or about S5 per cent
per annum on ETC, 900, which is the amount
intended to be called up AtIpresent."
An extract from a private letter, from
Western Virginia, which We find in tn,
zAnesVille Courier, says of a we'll which
is owned by T. L. Fraeker, of ZsnesyilIe
and Mayor H. Nj. Chaplin, of Cleveland:
"There has been big strike on Gov
Creek Dust north of Petroleum we'll an,
Goose Creek, Pleasant county, West Viz
giDie; at three hundred and twenty. fiV
feet they took out four or Eve barrels wit
the sand pump, They struck it about moo
on Friday last. When dark came ON the
quit and went home; next morning wbe
4hey went back to go to work they foun
that 1t had been flowing oil all night, an
ran down into the Ohio; river; they Rathe
ed up seven barrels from of the water an
out of the puddles around, the tubing
being prepared and the tanks put up an
will be pumping soon. It is supposed
be three hundred barrel we'll.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-03

Tbs question of paying off our nation
al debt is beginning to attract the atten,
ton of nearly all our leading papers. There
are great many diRereut plans proposed,
hut the one suggested by the New York
HsrGld, somewhat modified from what it
was originally, appears TO take the best
The Tribune, however, lie Of the opinion
that it cannot be done, and makes the fol-
loving suggestion:
Let Us suggest what we think might.
could aud should be done. If the w6ols
country would heartily tak4 up the idea of
paying of by voluntary subscription One
Billion of Dollars of the Public Debt, we
believe the feat might be accomplished
within the current year. And such pay.
ment, by reducing our heavy load one.
third, would render lite payment to the last
tsFthiUg tndnbitAblO, and would enable
the government to reduce the rate of In.
terest so fast as the right to do SO Natures
The Two Billions we should still owe
would soon be carried as a total annual
interest Of One Hundred Millions lat Eve
per cent) which would beSno blight to The
resources Of country 60 vast aud so rap
idly increasing in population and wealth,
as 10 ours. Paymeuts of subscriptions to
this Billion might be made in RreenbSeks
or In any other form of National Indebted
ness, and the redemption Of this sum would
insure prompt and final resumption OF
Specie Payments S'' .
Thstotal amount thus far subscribed, as
published 10 the Herald of Thursday is
$3.50, 900, divided into 2Ss shares.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-03

A rR1vATs letter from citizen of New
York, now residing in .Matamoras, Mckee,
says that mock funeral of Mr.. lincoln
took place in that city when the news of
his death was received. 1t appesFFg that
the secession sympsthizers collected in the
streets, aud had ceremony over some.
thing they pretended was the body of the
late President. The letter does not de,
scribe the ceremony, but says that many
business men of Matamoras were concerned
in it. A list Of their names is to be made.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-03
N o T I G Il.
OF ARMY. MULES.
QuA1FRlnAsrrn G1rEnA1,s ol1or.

WAsHNGFON, D. O., May IS, 1885
MANH THOUSANDS OF MULES are being dis
The sales will continue uotIl the number Of ami.
mails Is reduced in proportion to the reduction OF
the armies, now going on rapidly.
There are In the armies of the Potomac, Of the
Tennessee, and Of Georgia, probably FOUR THOU
TIE WORLD. ~
Many Of them were bought In the beginning of
the var, as young mulesi accompanied the armies
In all their marches and camps, and thoroug hly
broken, hardened by exercise, gentle and familiar,
from beingto long surrounded by the soldiers.
The whole south Is stripped OF farming stock and
the North also has suffered from the drain OF amt
m.ls, taken to supply the armies.
These AnimalAAre sold At public auction; THEY
WILL NOT BRLhG ANYTHING LIKE THElR
TRUE VALUE; and such opportunities for farmers
TO get working animals to stock their farms, and
Tor droVSTs and dealers in stock make good Spec
ulatons, by pprchssing them aud disposing Of them
in the South, will never occur again.
lLsl n. @. MEIGs, y y
4 QuaFtermaBter General,
Je8-ttu ~ f r~..I BT6vet Major General.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-03

THn UuiOn men in East tennessee have
been prosecuting the leading rebels who
Imprisoned them for their adherence to the
Union. DR.. wm. Hunt has recovered Of
W. d. Tibbs. rebel Cougtessmen, and
Others $4,000; Col. Stephen Beard has
recovered $40, 900; Samuel Hunt SIC, 0o6;-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-03
10 AN ORDINANCE
Assessing Taxes for the city of
Wheeling for fha Yaar 1aRk.

AsS0SbAHS Ga4eb ZOE tho city OF
wheeling for the Year 1866.
GEO! L Be It Esd Oinsd by the Council of the uity
y ofWheeinPS That for the year 1866 there shall
be levied, collected and paid on the persons AM
subjects within this city mentioned in the ordl.
nance, for the use and benefit Of the City Of Wheol
ing the tax a. follows; to wit: On all lands lots
aud real estate in the city, not exempt from taxa
on 40 cents on every hundred dollars value thereof
and on every titheable In the city 80 cents.
SIC. 2. On all personal property in the city, not
exempt from taxation, 40 oenls every 500 value
thereof $50 -s 80.
$50 3. On every commission or forwarding mer-
ChRot q tax Of $40. 10
sEol4. On every license- to a hawker or pedler,
whether the came DO fl the whole or part of the
year. $40, and no such license shall be transferred
norauy person transact business hereunder except
the person named therein. =. !
q E1O. s. On every license to an auotioneer $50.
SEQ. o. On every license to veuder Of goods,
wares or merchandise, or either Of them who sells
spirituouS iquorS by whole sale RETAIL not to be
drank at the place where sold, q tax OF SIS.
eo $50 Z. On every license to keep . wharf-boat
sEo. g. On every license for a Theatrical perform
Srce the sun Of S for each dAyn performance. For
license for such performance per month $50; for
three months 500; for one year $500.
$40! 9. On every days circus performancei or
equestrian Geats $50.
SO 10. On every day. exhibition of wire or rome
$40 II. On all other .s6oWsS Concerts or exhibit.
lions = per days for admission to which money Is
SEQ 1R. On every license to keep a house Of pr,.
Tate entertainment SO. On every boarding .houss
sIU l3 On every license for the Wholesale Of gun.
powder and on every license for the sac Of Gun.
sEC: IA: On every license to keep a billiard room,
or ne use and entertainment OF personS $40 for
sEci 10. On every license to ksebA bowling alley
or tenPin ealoon 500 for the rst alley and $25 for
each additional alleyS except the alley be fbnRnR
TO the Wheeling GYmaatir Asgociatjon.
lery $50. - t17e''O Ft''NA, eAAA
sEC! II. On every lieease on wheel carriages kent
IoT hire or for use and hire within said city the
following tax, to wit: ~ $50
On every tOar.horse four wheel oaTrfaRe&5.i -
On every two horse four,Whesl carriage So, T. a.
On every one horse four. wheel c ArFiaRe 50 Iz
On every fcurh0rHe wagon s.. 4
IN every Two or three horse wagon 50,
20 every one or tSo-horse cart, dray, or wagon 81
SIC IL. On every license 10, an agent for eaeh
company or subRgents Of any insurance company
OF ounce tneoEqegNt OdoF authorized by any other
sute doing business In the city $50.
. sto. ~ OneHUry license to broker doing business
in thtB cit, 500. %
sEc, 20. The above mentioned tag shall be lavied
collected and paid in addition to any tax which nav
Se payable on the same subject to the state Of
s4o 81: Thi. be in force from and
Passed AiSy S0th, 1866. - .eria res
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-03

Vim. Gamble $40, 900, and James Kirby
$4,000. The original rebels will soon
emigtate from East Tennessee, taking but
very little property With them.