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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-10
MONDAY, OCTOBER. "a.

All that portion lying west of Bethany Pike /
viii offer in fye different tracts-the first contain
ira about ID acres, with good substantial dwell
ing, spring and milk house the second tract con-
tains sbout Ia acres, and the third about fifteen
acres The remainder, bordering on Woods Run,
IL divided into two tracts, of Is and so acres, with
o good tenant house on each, all In grass and clo-
yer, and well calculated for Dairy Farms.
That portion lying on the east side of the Pike
have divided into two parcels-one part of about
ITO acres, on which is neat, substantial brick
three good tenant houses, the rent of which will
pay the taxes, large barn, stable and sheep
houses, and full grown, thrifty bearing apple
and Virginia crab trees. This part Of the estate
win make magnificent farm.
will also part with my Homestead, the large,
beautiful mansion, 81 by rs feet square, with all
the modern convenience surrounded with shrub
berry and trees; also, large orchard Of choice
fruit, with about 100 acres Of land. ...a-.ea IN
An extensive barn, with stone basement, d.
vded into stabling for fifteen horses and stalls for
forty cattle, with cellars, bins, mows, and every
thing In the highest requisition Of farm. 1t
stands in brick yard, of It's feet square. sur
rounded by brick sheds for cattle and shsep, also
blacksmith shop and slaughter-house. There is
also on this homestead track good tenant house
The farm is we'll knownto be the best improved
and most highly cultivated in this part of the
country, being situate on the Bethany Pike. four
miles from Wheeling-most beautiful and fertile
rolling hill land, we'll watered by never-failing
springs, situate in neighborhood Of wealthy and
highly respectable people
For forms of purchase with plan of the farm,
showing the division above mentioned, together
with all particulars. apply on the premises, or at
my Brewery Office, or to N. Richardson, Esq, of
Wheeling -.
1l STOCK AND FARM IMPLEMENTS.
On the following day after the sale of the Farm,
TUESDAY, the 18th day of October, 1864, I will
dispose Of my Horses, Cattle, Sheep and Hogs
and Farming Implements ms r-5sg :
-..,. GEORGE w. SMITH,
octl0.ts Waddingto, Farm.
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ST. LOUIS, October 3.

The petroleum produced in the State Of
Pennsylvania was sold at the wells for
$s6,OOO,OOO, during the last twelve tbs,
and the iron and coal of PsnnsylgaDia only
produced $5l 100000. In Philadelphia,
the daily sales of petroleum stocks at the
regular stock exchange board are over
$780, 900, The number of petroleum com
psnies organised is about $50, and in New
York about 30. 49, %. .f,.i 4; s.tes g-,s,
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-10

AcauiTrAL OF GEN. PAGE-The Council
OF war recently convened at New Orleans
for the examination of the rebel General
Page, charged with destroying the works
armament and munitions of Fort MORGAN
after he had surrendered, has acquitted him
The findings Of the council were snnroved
by Gen, Candy.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-10

The Chicago Journal of Wednesday says
the wordmen in the lake tunnel have adj
vAnccd in the bowels of the earth distance
OF six qundfed teet east Of the shaft. The
average progress 10 ten feet per day.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-10

al its able bodied men and al the national
wealth, it will want better guarantee than
the sntecedents Of our jocular President for.
nisb, that the power will be welded ably,
efficiently and surely forthe psrpstuity q
the Union.n &c 81
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George w. Smith Farm
FOR SALE,

have had my Waddington estate surveyed and
divided INTO seven parcels to suit purchasers, and
Win offer he same 90 public suctioa on
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-10
SKRUPS.
FOR CONGRESS-

MRssHs. EmroRs-Piesse sanpor,o. s.,<u,,
CRANE candidate for Congress in tbs First O.
gressiona District subject TO no Convention b,t az
Will Of the people at the polls. S' '1' 'us
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-10
Abolition or Perpetual War.

James II. Lane, who is blunt spoken
man, but an unmitigated radical, made q
speech on tho Goth ult., in which he reiter.
sted President Lincoln's ultimatum, as fol-
lows -
Never will Abraham Lincoln consent to
ms&e peace-never will your humble ser.
yant consent to make peace--that does
not include the freedom of every human be.
ing in the United States, and | have MOI
nisger on the brain as much as my Demo
cratic friends either.
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MR.. SUMNER UNDERSTANDS 1T.

Mr.. Sumner, in a recent speech in Boston,
said The President was clearly right,
when, in recent letter, he declared that be
should accept no terms of peace which did
not begin with the abandonment of slavery.
("Good," and cheers.)
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-10
LADIES FUR6.

1900 worth Of Ladies' Furs, consisting of Fitch,
Mink French Sable, Water Mink, Victorines, Oapes
and Collars, also Muffs to matsh, which will be sold
to suit the purchaser, either by the set or single
piece, at as low prices the same goods have been
sold for two years ago. Ladies, call and exam
your advantage to do SO before
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1867, First Arrival 1857

|FALL AND WlNIEk
80 GOOD .,
49,.
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
Wholesale and Retail.
The undersigned, having lust returned from the
Eastern Cities Il now prepared to exhibit his stock
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
surpassed by any similar establishment this side Of
the Rocky Mountains Ny stock is by far the largest
ever brought to this market and will be offered to the
trade, either Wholesale or retail, at greatly reduced
prices. As have made arrangements to engage in
some ether business by next spring, my stock must
closed out by that time.
will enumerate q few articles:
LADIES FURs
$4,000 worth of Ladies' Furs, consisting of Fitch,
Mink, French Sable, Water Mink, victorines, Oapes
and Collars, also Mufs to match, which will be sold
to suit the purchaser, either by the set or single
piece at as low prices the same goods have been
sold for two years ago. Ladies, call soon and exam
Inc my stock Of furs you will, sure, find it to
your advantage to do before purchasing elsewhere
.. LADIES' FUR HOODS.
large stock ofLadles Fur Hoods at last years prices
LADIES CLOAKS AND SHAwLs.
A full stock of handsome Cloaks and shawls, which
viii be sold very cheap.
wOOLLEN GOODS
$50 dozeu such as Hoods of the latest style Nubas
sontsgs, Breakfast shswls an Polkas, some very
handsome.
RIBBONS.
5000 pisces Bonnet, Trimming and Mantus Ribbon,
at very low prices, some of the very handsomest
styles and latest Importation and the entire stock
must be closed out this winter.
To my stock of
MILLINERY GOODS
would call particular attention. 1t is larger, aud
more complete in all its various branches than at any
time heretofore offered.
Also, large stock Of
Ladies' Misses and Children,s Hats,
all of the latest designs, Imperi as, Eugenias Sarato-
gas, Turbans, &c, 60.
LADIES DRESS CAPS, o.
MoHAIR CAPS,
SILK MIrTs and
HEAD DRESSES.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
GENTS FUR CELLARS,
5- FUR aLovEs
A LARGE VARIETY OF sCARFS,
CHILDREN's PLAIN AND FANCY HOSE.
cHILDREN's GLOVES,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
BUGLE TRIMMING,
BUGLE ORNAMENTS,
and an endless variety Of Goods entirely too numsr-
Gus 70 paracuiarze, all Of which will be- sold to suit
the times. " 'N
REMEMBER THE PLACE,
No. al Main Street,
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-10

In Chsncery
in the Circuit
Court for Ohio
county.
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REMEMBER THE PLACE,
No. al Main Street,
WHEELING, VA.
1'T ' n. RHEINSTROM.

Country Merchants and Mliners would do veil q
Cali and examine my stock before purchasing else
where they want to buy goods from thirty TO forty
per oent cheaper than they boy the same at am
other store IN Wheeling, Is positively determined
70 close my business. ootlc =
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RIBBON S.

5000 pisces Bonnet, Trimming and Mantua Ribbon
at very low prices, some Of the very handsomest
styles and latest importation, and the entire stoch
must be closed out this winter.
To my stock of
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-10
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

which, in variety, elegance and chsapnes cannot be
surpassed by any similar establishment this side of
the Rocky Mountains Ny stock by far the largest
brought to this market and will be offered to the
trade either Wholesale retail, at greatly reduced
prices. As have made arrangements to engage in
some ether business by next spring. my stock must be
closed out by that time.
I will enumerate few articles:
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-10

The undersigned, having Just returned from the
Eastern cities Il now prepared to exhibit his stock
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-10
LADIES' FUR HOODS.
wOOLLEN GOODS.

$50 dozen such as Hoods, Of the latest syle Nubas
sontags, Breakfast Shawls an Polkas, some very
handsome
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-07
Is 81 SfkE.
;W,@r ! ,;sSi:'a GEH'LS .UFtICh, |
Eicahoso, Got. 5, 1904. !

49, Hishsoso, Cot. 5, 1904.
,.,ss5.: Uaosas,
10. -.
/, III details hcrstofors granted, under au'
), rr;,y Of tho Var Department, to persons be-
,r*sn the esss Of 10 and IS years, are re.
liked; AID al suoh detailed men, together
w;h those within the aaid ages, who hold fur
lpehs, or temporary exemptions by reason OF
,sniirC p!ications for details. will be prompt.
+ assembled at the camps Of instruction, and
.,r.spriatcly assigned among the armies for
.1r,;ct: except th;t men detailed and now ac
.rai!y en- ploy ed in manufacturing providing.
-, la.:i.nc aid forwarding munitions and ether
ind. .n:nschia supp liss fur the army and navy,
~ in rask Indispensable 10 military opera
,;or. Ui!! Ia continued in their present en-,
,lnr7osnts uriil their details shall be revised.
! II. Tie Heads Of Departments and Chiefs
f Be-esu, will. within tho next twenty (20)
Ava, :c.wsrd to the Generals of RISER yes,
H.. Of al! detailed men in their employment
in lie several States, specially Distinguishing
and certifying those who are experts ard those
absolutely Indispensable for tho performance
Of tho above mentioned Government work aud
tu:iaes:; IN. al detailed employees not 30
certified within the prescribed period, Eill,
uo,n ths expiration thereof, be .cit with as.
.i.osi to the army.
llI All pareoi,6 called cut by this Order,
s!7 a:sim exemption on aoocuns Of physical
disability. will DO examined BY select medical
hoc,,,,, >t:er their arrival ct the camps CT in
:ru:tion.
". All men found Tor Ugh: duty, who arc
unassigned, vii 1T once report to the camps
# Instruction, under the penalty of being
il:hSith assigned to the sc:iv. forces
b. oyie.. S. COOPER,
Air and Inpr Gen.
oc6-Iw. Sartiuel copy.
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yFns aE,rY COMMITTEE OF TIE Y"UNe
TL:; = CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION AID LADIES
AID SOCIETY," acknowledge tue recap: CT the tI!-
il ~, corr IbUtcns :cr the 60 di.rs IN the 6 Ii.
ard Hospital doru,g the N nth of September. viz:
From E'yudham Rosasoh, Two bags off or md
70 bugs Of dr d paachesi rom JstersV:I Ala
S.c:e.f, f,nr beksvs ho.pi'st su25i'e9i sr|al
Am&la Courthouse A"!.So 'e.y. one oo1 OF bos-
ptsl snprlies from Mrs Arcy Paul, of P.tere-
burg. thirty pairs OF socksi rom Pr spsct See
~. Prirc. Edward, one ba Of :ek from 81! y
f u Notr Csr rs regiment, Per Cay tain S. IsJ
" Martin, S50i from Major j. Il C-r-iug'o1.
800 :; lrsn SoptI Fsrnham Parish, Of Essex couu-
t., Vi;siris a TIA K f RAG, per Thoms, L,nis
Lsisne, S2s4; from J. X. R 4, 500 from sol.
der. r1o,eer, pas 6. s; IL $40; -,lD Captain "
$50 TIE CqnEai t:s ..q.ejs cit1 bu ;:as ia
money and supplies ftr the benefit OF so,i: rs n
The id snd b, s2::al. CJ'ton and wool fjr the
rlsiuf4c'uIe ct s,cis. s:e especially 9Gi.e -
Can;ib 7,iona saoud De ssp. &c ROGER MAR
TIN, Super nsu1snt, or WILLIAM P. Nun
FORD, Chsirnsn oil the Army COnAi tie.
&c ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-07

6AEs OK TUE stCURITY OF TIE FIVE HUN
y lei aroa r.. lcat uoE-tarSbe bonds under nc
h!See ci the currency Lava.
-f-, 81 81! ~i!i be -.:e.Sei ~ The Treasurer In
t. ~, ras Assistant 1reasa.er Lhtieitcn and Mobile
Il lae lepostsr-s At Wilrzins'"a. Raleigh, Colnmbia
RI. Sii or tie .sme, hearing Interest 1t the rate Of
~ ic-i Fer hnaLla Ard secured BY the hyposheeatfon
81; :.leoLt Of the above bonds, equal 70 TIE sua o.
ss aas. he bonds 70 be set apart By the Trensuref
II lt p;oc.eds when sold. applied e1cIuslyey TO h
i'i7s:i u :. 'aid certidcatca
Z: y ADJ convenience Afforded r. Banks and
*; eospar'',"as, ssd 10 te public gr1srsay ~ ~
-. - ;.,,pg.rr .lycsimsnts sld the ,s"ti II thr
:-'.-s .t."xlir sicpt.d rs keeping tie car'eGr:
~ - minds, /: 10 htpe! sil: e"hMeah Il
i7s.s :S:St:ln Ct the e:fuauaf}, s;G sScsiI
80 st:nn /. Carrying j.. oto e1o.r.
u :. IEgEDOLM,
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N...S...I ~. .r-rNi, " :, a.,
kithlnooi Va, Amp 70. o.
lpE3lJ.: irons itr ,exIr, IL. ,D:o eject the set o.
~ C.s--s .r!sevtdss,,e Ie. ls6i. 'n'hotiDng va
r.. l.ons Of the sci a,,pro< eli ay IL, 1884, x
Pa s. he s.me for coupon houGs.
a,t,; ovr:rE f,e,sts.ed eces peg cc.t bends unds'
!st :; Nay Is, .e6i, d-s!.hg 10 ez.hante then io'
:fu toars viii ,.sgo thea ~ .ee L:AphUr poin.oa
Il: r,irtsd endorsement on tie b.. of Inc certt
tta tie "tienledeihte States Of AneiiE III exeha,E:
.s-.lua bepds.a aud cdure them 10 Ue pTestn'od G
s,sl,r vi The Tre4snry Department, WHO WIZ
% 1861; .sIis GU. boLds tIr the auvuLs sp"eh c.
s:.i., ii;ar.d 5orcs so assigned
q. A. TRENHOLM,
sA.t Secretary Of the TreAlurS.
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uEArqUAsTsRs Rs7. FoRcSs, I
OF bsr 80, 1864.
SPECIAL ODER,
ny snn

SPECIAL ODER,
No. i02,
The COMMENCEMENT Of the next regular scs.
svn Of the Virginia Military Iastirutc; hav
ire ieen postponed u nil the 1st Of November
n:zt, al cadsss. who are not under j. years Of
,se and rot already assisnei to duty in the
t..l. BY orders .irom the War Department or
l.:a $3.50 headquarters, ara hereb, I, CURED
u:;rHt. without eelsy. t, Msjlr I. G. Pey.
~. / mmaralnt IF Camp Of Instruction at
IL, lie, GasI R:eam lid, fox iulmsdiate and
;sn I.'s AID service. C"d-'s under II
-. sDi s.: arc ale, e'rue invited TO re-
-: =, o..;S lo' assignment to dasy.
i'll .ur!o0gas aad exemptions heretofore
.a:d t, cadets arc, by command Of the
S.:r.i;.rJ ii War. revoked.
Thee .:cts vii DO released from field ser
We, Is, G: before, he commencement Of the
.,.sGr Of Tho Institute.
G7 Command q Major Gen. KEEPER.
R. II. CArLITr, A. a. G..
re-: t-lw
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/. HT TIE RELIEF COMMITTEE Or
RcnuY q :kno %lejS. tie receipt Of the folo.IaS
;,Inru,rs Tor the molto Of Es2sember, raaely;
rtoS ABG=s;ansy, sleG
Mr.s U Glitter. ofToT hclt, 20
busn Bl,ir. loo
- tr refugee NJ: Rev d. 2yIacd gE
JKB, 81
an Bsans.5, ~
Gea SoSt E. o. zoo
James W4rn.ck, 90
= " Wilson, 40,
Jsha Randolph Tucker. 80
,m P Err~.l Co
{. aue.' church, Les,b'S Per Rsr D. spriytt, Isy
Pr..ids OF tee cause a. p ross,o Nilt, per .lEs
Lgfls ovIaud. 10
&C i,udsoI, Of W:lnl 7gtca NO, 100
L4dj 1909
Rid,aond g. Co.. iI.u
Ts !,.,rbaiou Of weekly ssions having been sssprad
Cd To- w.7s supplies, tbs coattss would rarne,:ly
Guest Immediate contributions Of p-svons for
IA. b.n.a; Of soldiers families an tas poor generally.
Co-t Ioy.i,ns Of money shoad be sett T. y GAS
s:hTtLY s:rer; a:d all supplies should De
10 :ts h-icf OomGttse If hl,hnont catc Of hesL.s
d. .1a.;;a q Casdcsi.
/ =: Tx P. hcysoHo Pre,d.n'.
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SsxALINn ArPLis William, s!a,s 81 M1.
H,lstein, wac arrested sad oaead yss:si::sy,
for stealing Nf?lss from caulleynan IL the
Stcord MARKET.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-07

1ssu.7,sa LAhs, Phillip J. s;opsa. xss
luestsetatsd in tho loTsr citation hoi,ss T.s.
.erlsy, upon charge Of zsirS iaael'i5s SAD
abusirc language to Mrs. E. j. Blake. Con-
way was before the MsyaT yes;erda7 noruirg
charged with pretending 10 ioo wstct.na IL
and srrest;ng negro in tls 7.re=t. For this
fance LIE was find, ID then ,urne3 i,o.c
JUS; in time to Re oaG :cs ;4u;ir. his
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CHANGED WITH DGsERrIpN. allied TRY, 8
men Der of the Arsenal B. talon, W. committed
10 Casil, Thunder yesterday charged vi beioc
d,serser. H. was arrested tu Il. T. Pa'='s
farm in Chsrt rfel1.
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OF I>pEETs D. E~s BEAR.
II Ink ak Pe- Cent per nuaum Interest, nnd

ihsfitthSES tF iNcEiks ESS D6aN'
II Ink ak PEI Cent per nnaum Interest, nnd
ts. from Tnrntlon.
TREASURY DKAR1xsxr, O. g. A,}
Richmond, Aug. Sth, 1864.
= tie l4h secton OF the Act TO Reduce the Currency,
e3Tti february 1Tth 1884, the Secretary OF the Tres
r., saihorred 20 issue the above certificates. payable
...:s After the rst cation Of treaty Of peace with
e.l:. States a..y canaot be sold, but are only 70
his u c scch he government ~ are Will
:, rvc-!ve The same 10 raTaent OF their demsnds-
~ e., s.sc tc s.=s =, pa. though Tree nom TAXA
tt.
IL iieb.'cG or pur,aasar agents and discussing ON.
;ss IT, .uv-raeh.Is called 70 this class Of public 80
re- .:.pes OF the government arc bought, and 10
Iat.,. = efthem checks drawn By Disturbing om'
~ rn the depoItAres holding these fund.- and marked
e0 IN. face, payable 10 certificates Of ndehtednos,
vi. i.! 10 conformity herewith
tye.nIri-. $40 hslcby authorised and required 70
S>l; win this regulation. and 10 make application to
@;e:!nef Tor saprlies Of certincstss .. re9ured.
,~:ar.J G. A. Tlk1noLh,
,;S:i :: Secretary Of rre&sury.
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Ci|i INTELL1aETCE,

!"j'"s LGads' GoUac.-in tia Iuns;, SIS
'sEta7, tho ea;a ii Pet ii soo7sa, indicted for
Ttoai7!0s stolen goods, knowing lie eams y
have been t:o!sh. Was called. lat upon mo.
''on OF SjGhss!. Tae c1n!iru,d ill the nj z.
t,rm
In Tho ca:c- u J H. h,sr=- ...i R;churd
Ivy, indicted iT'..:rl'd lurr. :. nuilt prose
gus We're cnitros' hI i he Ac"u.. Il dos! ,.reed
II aprtnrl"g. IL he :asa vi Lave j .nUts,
mae CT ;o7 05lGi"iaG. urd:r taian rretcnc6s
: .5C0 !rim ora MAJ han g. rnoteiI and by the
Court convicted aLI sauie,csd 10 the Peniten.
uaiY inr ,wo years. that tho Supreme Court
hnd 81 Es;l, TIA. verde. enI qunshed tie III
dc inen., judge Lyons t!.e!e!ure determined
{" serd the sail GGo,Ls IN !,cinrs the noxs
Grand Jniy, 20 b.: a.ain .d;cssl for said Of
irt'c,. Jacsh 5 Vas admitted to bail fcr h;s
appearance y: Il [ Fun ui $40 0UU.
Ti.mIs j lIorssiy, so.Li.i, *;s !asn call
ell to aurwsT IL" Charge IF rulb TX u Jew
named Carfas. /. will TO remembered that
the J.w was robbed in onn Of tho l0ger ooun-
ties Vi considerable amouI!s OF coin AID
valuable geld watch. while endoaycring TO
make hd wa3 to Ynnkcc'and Failing TO nn-
swtr Yesterday, and the Coultb,ing fully eat
i:tied thnt Car(ari, iiIe princ?nl wancae against
the G:cosri, Lad saccsed:d ia making his es
carc i:ol. tho G,l:n;odcrata St.;;ss. with 70 in.
Sentian ot returning, q no'ic proseqri eutorfd
ard Hovsel7 discharged 1ryla custody.
Tho cnse Of IhaddeuS Il. +. HOPKINS a
y ush, charged With fsloniousIy rntelirg tho
store of Henry NJ. Jones' sn itcal \ y small
qruiitity o! groceries and Other arua:eu, was
oon'irn"d i:i Ia next term, a;,d accused ad-
m.t'td to bal in tho sun Ct $500 fer his per
slnni annrnr.iI.Cn
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Across TIE Potomac We und r,tand Tint
information va; rec lived III this city 5esterday,
th.t R. Dorsey Ogasn tal pcs.iEe'y crossed
the Potomac The next We hear of The rebel
nsnSee:, vi probably be through the columns
of the New York Herald.
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lHAJEsros, Oct. e-GcD. Ha1lea a:s"J,e !,
command to-day. His staff viii tes.r,ur~
ced Tomorrow.
'r:.c steamer Corstanca, six days iror, Hall
az u Attempting to run the blockade isrs
i':a., ran against n suasen wreck aid sark
IL ;ira minutes. Ola ms was lost.
al qIist e1:spt the u=ue! bombarLmest o..
tbs c:!i aid SuCtcr
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.oE3ED.aATE STATES UF AaER!CA, !
%As DEPARrxrsT,
npn urcr.r

Richmond, september ath 1856,
cE ri9 Wig ss.s daily IL this Office, .pd SiS
ucdi the ordor and ~ dir econ Of tse Ch.f Of Orc
c., conduct the earrsat espoadeuco connec.ed
win ihe!r respective tuues:
L;ea'e2aEt Colone: j. A. d. LloyrI, O. G. A, rpe-
eisuy cA rysd With the conduct Of me arssna arm rei
ead dep With supplies Of oranance and rdnnce stores
10 ;.oors IL se ted With the eeta Of enrolled and en-
general sspc. yso - Of the business Of this Office
II. Major L. D. sNrTa, p a. O. g., ass;:d BY Captain
& H. GLsSs, r A. Q. e., charged With tie revisioL OF
-tuates from ordnsues officers, the application ef tho
appropriations Of the Ordnance bureau the eXscnacr
OF an contracts the d. busenents connected vita tns
ce tn examination Of property and eaah accounts and
c oil stated !etarns.
All otdc!s ccmn1n,cauons for this Office should be ad-
d.c.teJ 10 the chief OF the Ordniee Bureau toe enys
cpe markell 20 c!a" and sndossd With the Of TO
of :.r scnJ!nS thez. J. GoReA>, Goloas,
s.s sodi1 Chief OF Ordnance
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TIaAsukY DEPAhfAltr, Y. B. A.,$
Richmond. July 81, 1854.
IlAfD TEsSSCkf MITES.

:..., 10 promote as far ~ practicable. The early
s.-r:. ~ the Treasury Of The Outstanding Taxed
- lie TIE .suI AIsi,txn, Treasurer and ~ Deros
n lie different Slater, are hereby authorized v
-: ' ssd notea except The $lGO notes. At % - POI
|s o.posit issuit for same Certificates OF Loan
|s:Ip.,Ls alton VI tSI able bonrB. Toe said Ger
's ss payable Gu dslrsnd, after The expiration o.
|*i d.s.
:.n, ie as.,s for the eaIe Of the above bonds art
- .t.,- nsnt D. n payment OF bonds, when sold, n
"a 4 :. "a DR. r. ;iun. q. A. TRahHoLh,
h:..' Sect iary Of the Treasury.
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DuR,uANT TO A DECREE OF The n,Gn

DUR-UANT To A DECREE OF THs HIGH
Oo-.t ri Chsncery, In England, made In caus. o:
Edsnd G,.ssnu banner and another sglini Jvtu fng-
Ind sad o,6-rs tss persons claiming 10 be the rex o.
Kin 70 Isaac Wood formerly OF LneoH, y tho county Of
ho Ged al Yori In tho mo5ta Of December, ls4s als
~ te.r SOLICITORS before The 1lst day Of nossper
1874 20 come In and prove ther claims Of Ia, harsers Of
the Wee sSercsgor Sir John stuart - 10 10 Oh qusre,
Lncons linz SddleseI, or In default thsi sof tney ~
be persmpsorY excluded from the oene OF tns Said de-
oeea Nnnsf,v the 1s.h day OF November, 1885, a. Of
the odck In the s.rpooa, az tho said cnspes Is sp
nair,,s Tor h.sr,rs s5d sdiudssns upon tho sirns
AL2aSp HALL,
Chief Ulsiss
c,uxs, sas& FA*rss,
"a coleman esseet, London,
,eiNo.:9iIt Psinuts Eol!citor.
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WANTS

II \ n T E D
" ATElCHER.
l..ss-s1 70 take charge CT q school in my f.mily-a
IA :. II the lihiyer'ty preferred References
AID Tenn, $? SEQ including board, &c. Ny address,
S..r .s--v !; iIs K Va
.S.t SIEsLISo g. FpsuSps
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WANTE" -TEACslE Il desire to epgag. the SER
Y Vie CT 4 L.dy IN my family, we'll qualified to
,tA y. E7s,h branches, French and Lstia also ka,o
AGbr.i .x'sry v u he psii.
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