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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-31

~ SUMMER SCHEDULE.
nassENGERT TRAINS WILL hun
by tho following schednle on and after the
5th day of May, ls6,
~ T FAST 81 IISE'2,g.g 1919
.xybaaIing 5IuP. n Baltimore :. 52D r. n.
ARRIVE Washington. $50 ?. ".
cr,f,o, - 1900 r. MI "a s= ARRIvE--
ParLersb;s ;. $50 A. NJ HRrperis Fry $40 p "
Cnmherla5d' 30o a Cumberland l2;I5 a. n
R Ra5RsTs Fry III % 1sasH1 1910
Wash'n CITY .II:Ss {" Unloading SUNDAYS.
slncluding sundays.
--.- EMPRESS TRAIN. -..
LEAvE-.ess xyiaA Iu LEAyE-- So
wheeling. ;. I:1 A. ". Baltimore 9.5 P.a
200 AKaIvE.l wsshfnS Gy s;i'jc
Parkersbarei fas Z. J Harpers Fry 1919.
Cumberland I:e5 = Sumeeriand o;|o
Bsltimore -. Ash = = tWheeling- = ssnssH
.s sse : ss,.risy. r57 'Except Saturday.
NAL TRAIN EI0L
,x,vr-,t 20 IL IKAvE- -
wheeling -. 9:ie r. u. baltimore 80 a,
ARRIvE-,t NashtnOy Gso /.
Grafton. - 80 A. NJ 90 ARRIVE. :
CnmSeriand 7:lu =. Hampers Fry I;oeP. "
Hsrner,s FrvIs: 40 r. nc. Cumberland eco |"
Winch.s.er 80 Grafton .lI;3o
p,isin,ara.--. 500 ....s.l sWheelipg.... go "
wash'tn C'y SD - ,aAGA
.Incllding Sundays, lnclnhng sundaSs
REDWOOD ACCOMMODATION.
To connect with c. o. Division.
LEAVE WHEELING ATT ne.sH ~ =
ss. g, 200, '',,'-'''-''f' =
900. $4,000.
Tickets 10 all principal points in the East
West and Southwest, can be procured- III the
Company's Office. soy
Master of Transportation.
R T. DEvRIES,
mav7 -H.f General Agent, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-31
EXCELSIOR! EXCELSIOR!
CHASTELLAR's
HAIR EXTERMINAT0R! :!

For Removing supc~huous Hair.
kI'0 THE LADIES ESPECIALLY, THIS IN.
I valuable depilatory recommends itself as be-
ing an almost Indispensable article to female
beauty. Is easily applied, does not burn or in.
iure the skin, but acts directly on the roots: Ii
low foreheads or from any part OF the body.
completely, totally and radically eItirpating the
same, leaving the skin soft smooth and natural.
This is ths only article used by the French, and
is the only real ehectual depiatory in existence.
Price IS cents per package, sent postpaid, to any
address On receipt of an order by
BERGER, SHUTS & Co, Chemists,
2s5 River ST., Troy, n. Y.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-31
AXE PARTICULAR NsTlcr
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by q certain prac
tice indulgcd In when alone, y habit ffrqurnil,
learned from eva companions, 81 at school d.
effects Of which are nightly felt even whrt
asleep, and IL not cured TENDERS marriage i'm
possible, and destroys both mind and eciy
should apply Immediately
What a pity that q young man, the hope VI
his country, the darling OF his par,nts, sbcull
be snatched from all prospects and epJoynerb
Of life By the conscq ueDces Of deviating fNup
the path Of natare and tndulging in a certain
secret habit such persons must, before COZ
templating .
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-31
MISCELLANEOUS.
In Chancery.

West Jirginia. At Rsles held in the Clerk's
Office of the Circuit Court Of Uct:el
County, for the month Of May, 1867.
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MARRIAGE;

Reflect that y sound mind and body an N.
most necessary. luisites 60 promot. connubi,
happiness. Indeed, without the-. the journey
through life becomes Q weary pilgrimage; N.
prospect hourly darkens 90 TIM view; the mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and filled viii
the melancholy reflection that the happues. e
another becomes bighted with our own.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-31

Flour steady at l2 00al2 so for Xxx city.
Wheat unsettled at 236 for No. 2. :.
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GRAIN.

WE ALSO HAVE CONSTANTLY IN
w Store, Tea, Coffee, Chewing and Smoking
Tobacco, Nails, Buckets, Tubs. Wash Boards
BIooms, Concentrated Iye. Essence Coffee, B
Carb Soda. German, Irish, Bleach and Family
Soap. Candles. Lead, Shot Gun Caps, Powder,
Bed Cords, Glass, Grain Bags Wrapping Irvine,
Wrapping Paper, Lake White Fish and Herrirg,
Dried Apples, Dried Peaches Beans, CIHekers,
Salt, Vinegar, Western Reserve and Cream
generally. PRYOR. HANDLAN & co.
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TRANsPoRTAT1oN.es
Baltimore & Ohio r &. Co.
J sUMmER SCHEDULE.

G0yPTcs BAETinoRE & Ono RAILROAD Co,
----- WHEELING, May 4, ises.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-31
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DIR. JOHNSTON

Nensbcr of the loyal College of S,r.rov, l..
don, graduate from one oi Tho m,.,t r1,,..t
Colleges IN the United States, AMI re -
Of London, Paris, Philadelphia aad .l-...t.--
has effected some Of the most s,toni>Lips -
that were ever Known. Many ,p,uM,S -
ringing in the head and ears when a,!rr,, =, &c
nervousness, being slarm~l al '.ur,!,, 80,
pashiElnrss, with frequent blushlr. a;.,ns,.
sometimes with arrangement OF n,.ud. w.,, ,,,
81 ,,n,e1iatelv wv
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-31
State ofWest virginia.

Ohio County Circuit Court, april Rules,
1871 t.' '' '-.1.i...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-01
THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

-
During the last three or four days there has been n
decided improvement In the Of the market Buyers
have been unable longer to defer their purchases ana
their protraccd bearing are now operating with more
confidence than at any period OF the seaso cotton g"oGs
are generally flrmer aud the downward tendency hP
pears 10 have been checked for the present
The mlder weather has naturally affected business
fayoraby, but the condition OF the roads seriously I'M
pcdes the forwarding Of goods.
ally firmer The iobbers quote: Amoskeag a, htc; Ap-
pctOn A, 2Ilc Atlantic A. ne; Atlantic II, Htc; Atlantic
v ~; Princeton A. 2c G5G at Fans ~ dotG; i%
Indian orchard G. 1stc Lawrence e. 2tci Pittsileld
Pacific IT, 2iIc Pacific L. fne I7lc Peppere. +, fine,
2Oc Pcppcrel II. lsc.; stark A. 2lc.
In bleaccd goods there more activity and the finer
grades mostly sold well up to production In low ana
medium qualities however, there Is stu much Nchkncs
NILS 22c Lawrence b. 2oc. PcppoTclls, o. 800. Alta
81 Sc Waitham, o. 5c Talthan, Io. CSC; Bates BIB,
23lc. Utica. Gi, Soc; Utica o. Soc; Uuca, lOt, voc
Brown drills are moderately active at late quotations
The lobbcrs quote follows American, Ttc; Amoskcag,
l5sc. Merrimac d, is; Merrnac W. 20; spragucs. IS
kcag Mourning i5!; Amolds. II; Pacific, H.
In heavy cOorcd cotton goods there Is slight improve
mcnt 10 demand, but quotations are about the same
We give the current prices among lobbeS Tor some ol INC
principal brands ~ the different classes 0f good. ::
5 C;"'' warren brown. nc; Pearl River, &c.
Monitor 2Oc Manchester Co, Csc Suffolk, Hc.
Ticks-AmOskcag A, Soc; Amoskeag a!
4Oc Amoskeag y, SIC. Anobkeag d. 25o.; P"ieatTtoh
A. 99aJ Hamilton, 5tc.; Pearl liver, I7lc; Harvest.
DC; Pittsfcld l3ic; Boston A, sale; York, 4isc ;
Swift River, &c. Stripes - Amoskcag, soc. :;
whiitenton a A. 52.c WEtcnton a, 2'sc.; Written
ton b. 2Oc.; Haymaker, 23c Massabcsc, 2oc; Ameri-
can l9c.; Peinbcrton, AVN, 45c Chccks.iAhaIk NJ
isc Union 4X2 3jc; Union 20. 2X2 $780, Union 90 -,
3atc; Union 90 p; 32lc; Caledonia, vic.; kehnebec,
sic; Farmers and Mechanics, SOC. Cottonades-
Farmers and Mechanics, Cassim SOC; Pcmbclton, DAT,
l5c Pillow, L. ANY, SOC; NcwNOrk Mis-, G2ic; Whit
tcnien DAT S9ic Lancaster 23c; Hartford, sc; Derk-
Shire 22c.; Glasgow, DC; Roanoke &c; German, Doc
In the wooden trade there s not the Observable I'M
provemcnt experienced In cotton goods. There IS mod
crate demand for goods but agents cannot realize prices
al satisfactory, and apparently tie spring production
will involve on the average a loss 10 manufacturers
In foreign goods there is some Improvement but the
Of goods sold 10 the close Of February was per
hans limited. Scarce goods are firm, but on the
rlt,t.r tfeea ore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-01
PENNSYLVANIA STATE LOAN.
PROPOSALS FOR A LOAN or s23 OOo, 600
An ACT 10 create loan for the redemption the due bood' Of
Common wealth.

An ACT 10 create the redemption u the over due 0oud' 81 The
Commonwealth.
ndsbdness amoantg iwenhres millions Of dollars have been
Whas il desirable that the should be paid and With
d sseI To m taaG ~ s Suae Of Roata,,
Of ne Of PaHsydatI "a "eao f.t"Gy D an" u
dtor General State Treasurer be- snd ore hereby ar,eod ana
S ,nc notice Sh s a .a n ds .. s5 may
erPdenl M the ne, Of The state twenty .ee @Ia ., a S
same bearing interest rate not seng "a per- een" W, asI
M, III Paelph; which erates and bonds shall not be sub
jet any TAXATION whatever for sat municipal OF o1t Pu,pT,, '
ans years and within ten years eight million, o. dollar
ons Of dollars AZ any time years sad wha twenty-five
S6 G Be s@ 1sa Gyn ss S the co. tie
Auditor General and TO be transferable on tes books % t,s
e proceeds Of the Of which loan Including premiums ct esiera
received on e s.%s se 70 PI@ no o. '
So The lid, for said shall be opened in the presence cfe
ct BIDDER TcSiasS That no certificate hereby Authorized be issued
SEC Ire bonds Of the state certificates Of beln,'' nov
dee sian be receivable tn Rs sn. % ' .S ' State ' TeaTer
pres, every bidder for the oaa hoT authorized to be
sIif pa ' Of ta sii The coR%Savsss
SIC 4 That all trustees eIeeptors sdn,Iao snadan' ken,
bos or eeftGaies ofiecncs, Tho are hereby
render the bond, or Of loan held BY then at The tine q
making such I'D the bends authorized to be ned by THIS
persons Standing ,s S's. s ,ap ess , ,.l
hands fo the enc Of the iI, ' T ,",S SH V al. act at rate
4
premium eIcseling twenty 'entum n A. ,,. -, a.
and hfer the passage OF tl' a' an w ~ " '"'
Cannon t shall paid % IA the order oithr matur
the loans Of this commonwealth not ls D.
e,pt irn state municipal local tliaon after he 10y ,
Fsi lI thousand eight hundred and ' 'h'n HA''
been paid 49,. ..., ,u.o,i.t.,, hen.
~ ~ her,nr ,ene,Ied JOHN r. GLASS
''"' " '' Sneaker Of the House u Representatives,
L. w. HALL, .
Speaker ~ tho Senate
hPtu,r' '"' ' - JOHN w GEAkl.
~ .scors. VI, the provision, Assembly sealed
s. M A.. received al the Of the State Ireasu we tI}
IIaTri.ug PsnnvsniA until ~ o'clock M OF the s ly o.
follow: Proposals for fenhyNhph SA
Ian Tressurv Harrisburg Penn, " ~ A.
100000 reimbursahs In ytab ha pay
ri. An 10 vear,t 900 reimbahle In 10 yes and payable ~ %
rrmbursab- ID years and ph'ab ~ - l'
s rate Of Interest per cent per Anuini h r
s,ry stated Ia the bids most advantageous 70 l '
No than De
bonds will issued IN Of $50 aud snoh hghe sums
IN, osners State local and nnnlcpal hirs Iii, Ia .
bonds Of the Commonwealth oi fshnsJi ans
this loan, but bidders nns Saw
hs a. n.s IN cash or over
no un"' " " JOHN w 0BAIn,
| dus loans Governof II ponnsylrAni
yOI.S HhRTRAhFI,
Auditor General
w. H. KEhDLB
State Treasurer
, >,,,n,r hg,lng IN. sbore unless authorized, will 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-01
lcsreiuilY reported for tbs TRIBUNE

CsIeulY reported for tbs TgiBUSg
THURSDAY, Feb. 2s, 1867.
AsHES.-The market il quict for Pots at s. 25aSs 60
Pearls are held above the views OF buyers.
BRICKS firm and in fair demand at $i3dS4 for
Common Hard SS4F2O for CrotOB, and SIS for Phiade
COTTON-The business continues heavy and with more
favorable from Europe and reported arrivals
ut the Southern ports prices arc better aud close from 81
aS2c for Middng Upands, TO Sls@o5c' for do Orleans
CoFFEE-Piices remain firm for all kinds, but the
business Is very moderate and have only 60 note III
" 6T I Np On REy% @a teS for Western and
State Flour Is less active but with limited arrivals prices
In prices, closing quite duh the are 1900 bills. at
~ 6jdS9 IS for suene State tOdNI Is Tor Extra do
az 10 for Good and Choice do $40 JO9S for Shipping
Ohio; 81 75aS2 eo,for Trade do, and s2as1G for St.
Louis Extras. California Flour Is freely offered and
lower prices are accepted for ordnary the sales 400
bbls and bags at Sl3 5OdS4 rs. Southern Flour Is dull
aud heavy the supply Is ample; sales Of 22O bbls at
40 2OGSl1 IS for common 20 fair Extra Baltimore aud
Country and tl2a$6 20 for Trade and Family do. Cana
firm; sales Of $50 bbs at ell 7Os$li rs. Rye Flour is
more active and Is firm; sales Of 200 bbls. at Sass
Corn Meal active. and is frm sales OF 900 bb
at IS fOr Pennsylvania, and IS 45GtJ 80 for Brandy
wine the e. inside prices on pier Buekwheat Flour is
GRANITE inquiry fOr. Wheat is moderate; milers
activity in the low grades OF Flour; prices much the
same though 10 press sales considerable concession
clsdng 1900 bush No Chicago Spring al So rs; 1920
bush White California part att3 1SObnsh White Canada
Barley is firm and in fair demand Of g. 900 bush
al a95e. for Canada West In bond 81 I5GSl liz for do
free, and 81 O61 for twOTOwed State Barley Malt
Ia quiet al q 259$1 30. Oats are IN fair demand,
though hardly 20 firm as yesterday sales Of 900
Good Chicago; &c for Michigan, and 70c for State Rye
without much change; sales OF 1900 bush Western at
d 49, and small lots at o. 49, In store. Corn opened firm
With fair demand but closed easier under the fayOra
bic news from Europe at the concession there is good
Eastern and local demand sales OF $1,000 bush at 81 O7s
Tor No Mixed in store 81 Os 0tl Os for No Mixed IN
oTei ioS!l y for do sioat g. 6olasi 10 for Jersey
HEMP-Manila remains steady with moderate de.
piand az HE, gold other kinds are dull and prices
bgDinally unchanged.
BIDEs-BusiDess has been dull since our last. with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-01

readily prOcurab upon good paper at the gsea a last
80 Ie oer cent Eastern exchange Iclunns az ,
scted AZ par buying and LILO of per cent premium
irS transactions amOngthe banks were h0t rnivm
and were generally made upon the basis Oh ]o''
The market for breadstuffs shows nolinpioN'iuon''
and the opening of navigation promises 70 siSo :"
hicb will force holders on speculation here
ond Of the West into liquidation. The stocks OIL
brcadstuffs and provisions in excess OF the state
,oents of the trade" and much larger than can De
,noreted n, cost before the gathering of new mar
vest or the curing Of a new " hog crop"
PRICES OF BREADsTUFFs' Min.
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The above table of prices after the'narNcs' VI 49,
nod hen oscertained compared with prices after
tonr months consumption and export, shows the want
90 foundation for the stories which have been SO
persstently told of short supply. The future course
Of the market may be upward but the condition Oh
the labor of the country employed in manufactures
aud pursuits not agricultural, hardly warrant inns
opinion. Economy in the consumption oil bread
suffs is now the rule as other articles OF necessity
This taken in connection with the fact that iour
months more will see the county in the middle OF
another harvest not calculated to reassure parties
holding an article liable to be forced down by reSh
supplies at such comparatively early period.
The following is an official statement OF the Dnsi
ness Of the office of the Assistant Treasurer OF the
limited States. in New-York. for the month endins
Feb Is 1867:
prcrIPTs AND DISBURSEMENTS. .
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WARD & Co,
No 81 wALLSr, NEw YORK
DEDEMPTION OF CALIFORNIA BONDS.
STATE oy C.IpoHSl. Tnyi'rnr prr'sT
Do ilhLsr p.TtIealaT, .rplI %

STATE C,IpoESi, Tnri'rEI pFruIsISr
sAcRANKNro, ieil 2 1871 y
wberes. there Is day Treasury The 'nm Of
lra under the Provisions Of set Of the legislature %
An Art 20 certain equitable claims Against me
yisie ofCai1rtia fond nT ai pupoe app"'
Arm q, isO Il ~ apart redemption II Cr Bond. II s'd
STATE issued under proi.ion Of sh act Notice hereby gwen
at Proposl. surrender Of aid lohs viii be- received At ms
Dt Tor the amount specified until the l dy Of April \
In7 Al m will r entertained Al more than par value,
-"1N r. PACiIECO state Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-01

Beef-Per 100 n on total weight or hide, talOw, and
meat extra $40 50GSl4 first quality, sl30SJ 20; second
quality, Sl2 50GS3 third quality 81 50asE two on three
choice single pairs $l4 25aSa 90; some OF the poorest
bulls, &c, S9uSll.
Working OIen-$ls00s255.
Coics AID Young Cdires-Far quality, tjjaS10; extra,
s75asl00; farrOw and dry S3jasi5
Shcep-Pcr n. live weight, - a7c; extra, 7ldSlc.
Fat HOGs-Pcr NJ, ShOtcs Columbia County, 9@lOc.
HiHcs-BrghtOn, lOGl01c. ID country l0ts 999ic.
car SLfHS-17d2Oc
Naturalization Ia8c. 2 n; country lots, 7d7!c.
PciS-Sl 2jaSl ~ each.
RclnarEs-The small number OF cattle-ony 9Si hcid-
at market this week both rs text and sermon
This week and last counted together show only 2iOO cat
tlc1 less than the supply for the corresponding weeks
year ago. The falling of Of Ouerd in number II a
large decrease and prices have advanced about &c.
H. Still very few OXcntnd there are some very good
markctarc sold over 1910. per b. Parties about
the market express various opinions 10 the probable
pcnancnce OF the advance which has taken place undcr
supply OF less than 900 head As the West governs
prices here 10 IS Idle 90 base speculation other
data than knowledge Of the ability Of that indefinite
section 10 keep up the supply OF Steers. The best River
Cattle at lie Ruggle Hastings sold 10 oxen nj 10
I2tc; at 13tc; at 13c; " g. Batchcder fine lot Of
New-YOTk Cattle at I2al3c Geo. W. Jones l2 Deerfcld
Oxen 1T &c., and Cattle at 100; Adams d DEMO sold
at I0a13c Western Cattle from III to 1885, mostly l2l
Last weeks advance on Sheep has been pretty well
sustained, although the supply - 1000 to compare with
1850 last week There nearly 800 from Albany, and
800 from other sources Sales OF Northern Sheep from
q dsc for few II Cosscts For the first time for
several weeks past the voice Of seang Pigs Is heard at
Brighton yard; smOOthe Shotcs al 9GlOc. per ~
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OrrIcK PESssTLvASA RA,Lnolp CSsriSI,

OFFICK PENNsYLvANA RAILROAD tOsPASi,l
PnIApEIPHIA, February 4, 1851.
PROPOSALS will be received at the office OF
IN. p.nnsaa Railroad Company Philadelphia until the hrss
& az NAV 1861 inclusive unless satisfactory proposal should 10
esy previously from responsible pae. dsringto con
.s M sa tnpanv far tho establishment direct line Of bteAa-
shIps between Philadelphia and IAreIpooL -,
Bsnh forms Of propose, with ssa'" s,oi@sacS WI h'
pep spphestSs 70 kphuhp cN1h ~ushF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-01
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

FER 2S-l3Jo bbls Flour, 900 bbls Whisky, go sacks
Corn Meal 100 sacks Ocake 5000 bush Corn, lJ7C bush
Oats AGO bush Rye, $50 bush Seeds, kgs Ashes, 400
pkgs. Beef, Sl7 pkgs Cut Meats 95G pkgs Lard, $50
kegs Lard, $50 Dressed Hogs 3G29 bbls. Petroleum,
2,3O7 pkgs Butter, 100 pigs. Cheese
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-01

Oypcr oy ASSISTANT coxrssssy GssxRAr srp,srsscs,l
No. 6rArpsT, HgvYoRs, Peb n, 1901. J
A RMY SUPPLIES--SEALED PROPOSALS
~ Qpupheaie) will be received By the undersigned until oeot
WEDNESDAY March for applying for the ii. United
States Army SUBSISTENCE STORES 10 &c delivered Nssyoh
Brooklyn, follows, viz:
go Peaches.
$50 dozen Oysteu
O. Assorted Jelsa
az dozen Assorted jams
800 dozen TonatoeG
$50 dozen Corn
80 dozen Peas.
The cans 20 Ne hersy sealed Each 10 contain two pounds
10 e packed twenty hoI the Ies 70 10 vel made 40
strong and strapped the end, With hickory sne "'isd s
With contents name OF contra aud date Of pacing
The fruits will be inspected before delivery.
Samples ~ all the articles 10 delivered with tie AID
each !
printed copy Of this advertisement mus, be aAehe esL popo
and the proposals must be specific complying precisely al the
ienos Each bid to have consideration guar
Hnty Of two responsible names, follows;
We the undersigned hereby that should
OF The above bid be accepted fha he duly ted s"rJLg
true puport and coldions that written contract bonds
ne amount Of fourth Of the value Of the stores proposed
nished shall he executed II required
iaymen a. heretofore be made in such funds shed
by the United States
to
United states Until required for shipment.
Btdhks Jor Proposals wiU BE- furnished at h6 o6, hh Hs 10
'aetos'd ~ an eEre addressed
% Proposals JoT Subsistence Stores." II. =. CLARkB
Breyet Brig. Gen and A. e. a. n
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financial.

UNITED stATEs Insurance. Co,
No ~ WALLsr, NEw.iOsK, February, 49, 1861
ELECTION NOTICE-The ANNUAL ELEC-
IL TON for Directors Of this Company and for three Inspectors
Election will he Leh this MONDAY fourth
March between the hours II and ook
by order JOHN BADiE, Secretary.
TINHE INTEREST on LAND GRANT BONDS
Il Of UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY, EASTERN DIViS
ION due March 1861 will be paid presentation coupons
on und amer that date,
At the Banking House ~
DABNEY, MORGAN 4 Co,
No. IS EIchshge place,
Erw-lork-
wM. j. PALMER, Treasurer
limited STATES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
" of(5 thirty more COUPONS doe March 1867
received for saarston at tho U. Treasury H. VAN DICK,
Assistant Treasurer