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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-14
DWELLING FOR SALE.

OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE
i that desirable brick residence on the South
side of Quincy street between 4th and 5th, now
occupied by Mr.. Joseph Du Bots For further
particulars enquire Of u. JACoB.
nov.6-2w'
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NPwsYOrk Market.
New YORK. Nov.

NEW 1oRh, NOV. I'D.
Cotton-dull and heavy, and lace
lower; 20a50c for middling. chiefly at SOC.
Flour-rather more steady, with fair
demand; s., 20aS ,35 for extra state; SS,95a
go for extra r H. O.; %, l5al2 for trade
brands, the market closing steady -
Wbisky-quiet; western seas. Wheat
Ia2c better, with rather more doing in
part for export; Sl,75al,S7 for Chicago
spring and Milwaukee Pclub; 81 sal 50
for amber Milwaukee; S240a2 ,43l for new
amber state; Se,29 for new white Michi-
gan. Rye-quiet, Barlcy-ouiet; state
SI,l5. Barley Malt quiet. Comic
better and more active in part for export;
65a90c fer unsound; 9la92c for sound
mixed western; 93c for high mixed. Oats
unsettled; 49a52c for unsound; 60a64c for
sound. Coffee-quiet; Laguavra 22c.-
Sugar-quiet; Cuba Mhscovado l4al4tc
Molasses-prime 90caSl for Porto Rico;
zoe for Barbados Petroleum-firm at
3s1a4Oc for crude; 6la62l for refined in
bond. Pork-opened decidedly tirmer
and closed heavy at $50, 1902 80 for mess,
closing at S33 cash. S2S, 25a2S,75 for prime
mess; 800 bbls. new mess for January at
sellers option at S3l ,75a32. Beef-in
moderate demand at Sllal4 for plain
mess S14al7 for extra mess. Beef Hams
former sales of 100 bbls extra western
at S45. Cit Meats-quiet; l54al6ic for
shoulders; 19a22c for hams. Bacon-qui-
ct. Lard-quiet at 244a288c Butter
in demand at 30a42c for Ohio 40a55c for
state Cheese-frm at 14a19c.
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nOv.s.lw.
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J. &c @. BAYHA,

DREAD, CRACKEh a.'s.-lz
ID BAKERY, Market street W ~
Washington Hall, . few door ful
Street, Keep constantly On hama
ment Of the above articles III. nL ?,
~Their wagon runs oonstAh" 90, -
Of the city with Bread, Crsessf' ~
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Farm For Sale Low.

T WILL SELL AT PRIVATE
i sale my Farm, containing 37i acres of land
situated in Rchland Township, Belmont coun.
ty; Ohio ON the National Road, eight
miles from Wheeling and q from st.
Clairsville. The Land is we'll improved, three
acres in grape vine, and the remainder in ex-
ccllept condition for gardening purposes. There
is on the premises a first rate Tavern stand,
with stabling and plenty OF good water. There
is also fine orchard of well selected fruit trees,
and an arched wine cellar, together with first
rate still house, with all necessary improve
meuts and cOnvenences. l will sell on the
most reasonable terms. For particulars call
and see the undersigned on the place near st.
Clairsville, Belmont county, Ohio.
octI7.tf CHRISTIAN WELTY.
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FOR, SALE AND RENT.
EIEGANT COUNTRY SEAT
For Sale Cheap!


WILL SELL AT PRIVATE
/ SALE. cheap, and upon easy terms, the ele-
CANT country seat now owned and occupied by
WIN. Tallant, Esq. 1t is situated on beauti-
full peninsula formed by Wheeling Greek, about
two miles east of the city, and is easily accessi.
contain five acres of rich coil, ornamented with
shrubbery, fruit and shade trees of the choicest
variety, arranged with exquisite taste. The
mansion house contains fourteen rooms, planned
to secure the best convenience, and finished in
modern style. It has an excellent cellar. and
the various outbuildings are wen arranged and
convenient Altogether the property constitutes
one of the most elegant ana desirable country
residences to be found in this section, and Is
within sight Of and convenient to one OF the very
hest female educational establishments in our
country A map of the ground and plan OF the
house may be seen at my office.
THOS. OBRIEN,
novla2w Real Estate Agent, Register" office.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 13.

CINCINNATI, Nov. IL.
Flour-quiet, and prices nominally nm
changed. Wheat-unchanged and quiet;
old red S2a2, O5; new l,l0a1,75. Corn
steady at 55a57c for old. Oats-frm at
4Oc in elevator. Rye-dull at 90a65c for
prime. Barley-unchanged and prices
nominal Mess Pork-is held at S32.
Green meats are offered at $3.50, $3.50,
s16,a17;50 SlS for shoulders, sides and
bacon. Bulk Meats-held at Sl5,5Oal7,-
so for shoulders and sides. Bacon-at
Sl7, Sl9a2l for shoulders, sides and clear
sides, packed Lard-is dull at 26!a27c
for prime. Hogs-in active demand at
S1Ial2. Groceries quiet. Whisky
advanced to 1888 for old Cotton-de-
clined; Sl,47 for middling
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For Sale,

rVHE LATE RESIDENCE OF
i Rev H. K Weed, or Hampton street, now
occupied by n. Richardson, Esq: Apply to
octls JAMES PAUL..
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s'reIexrnphic snm mary.

- ACtC&TuPmtC
Gold closed in New York yesterday at
$l47i.
Governor Andrews, of Massachusetts,,
is in Washington for the purpose OF set
Ting the accounts of that State against
the government
It is stated that the people in one Par
ish in Louisiana met in convention and
established slavery by formal enactment
and resolutions. One of the civil courts
had sentenced negro to be whipped but
the sentence was anulled by the militia
~ authorities.
All officers of the Veteran Reserve
Corps who held commissions March Sd,
1865, are to receive the extra three
months pay authorized by Congress
General Fitzpatrick, lately appointed
Minister to Chill, has leave OF absence
for three months to visit Eurype before
entering upon tbs duties of his new po-
sition.
General John A. Logan has been ten
dered the mission to Japan.
A.; A man from this country, giving his
name as Lieut. James Henry, was arrest
ed in Dublin, Ireland, OH the 2sth ult.,
on suspicion of being connected with the
Fenian movement:
The Prince and Princess of Wales Wis
tied Liverpool on the 3lst nit All bu-
siuess ives suspended on that day in hon
or of the event
The British GOVERN eut has removed
all restrictions on American vessels of
wal
A Paris correspondent states that the
rumored withdrawal of the French from
Mexico has assumed more definite char
acter
The President has stated his intention
not to pardon at present any more civil
OF military leaders of the rebellion
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p. z. ZINN,

ERVITRREB q co., Co.,
il Err, Bridge Corner. yscEs -
wholesale and retail dssisr s ~ n -
suts and CigArs. and mAnai -
Candy, furpisbsa -
na,,es and socsmnodsfing tsmA
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For Sale.
The Atheneum for Sale.

vI,HE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT
i Public Auction, on Saturday, the Goth day
of November, 1865, at the Court House at ten
o'clock H. M, the six lots of ground, numbered
7, =, 9, 10, II and ~, in Baker 4 Stouts Subdiv.
sion, at the south. least corner of Market and
John streets, whereon is erected that immense
building well-known the Wheeling Athe-
neum.
TERMS OF SALE.-Onethird in cash. and a
credit of six, twelve, eighteen and twenty-four
mouths Tor the residue, in equal instalments,
pavable with interest, and secured by deed of
trust on the promises. ,o,,,
f. S. STOUT,
octo7ts JOHN F. HOPKINS.
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RIVER NEWS.

THE river was falling last evening,
with six feet four inches water.
The Potomac, (calliope and alp Capt.
Fink, came in from Cincinnati, with a
good trip, She leaves this evening.
Mr.. James Horsley, a well-known river
pilot, died at his residence, near Pitts
burg, on Sunday morning, after short
Our old friend Mr.. James 81. Holmes,
has, by Messrs Booth, Battelie q Co..
been appointed passenger agent Tor TINS
point. Passengers can rely upon being
put through" in good style.
For Cincinnati.
Leaves WEDNESDAY. 18th inst, at S o'clock,
P. NJ, the famous steamer,
WILD WAGNER. H Il. DROWN, Mast.
nA For Freight or Passage, apply
Ixos-sa1ffs--s.o on board, or to
BOOTH, BATTELLE & CO.,
novl42t Agents.
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SEWING MACHINES.
THE GROVER & BAKER
SEWING MACHINE
does NOT MAKE THE CHAIN STITCH

Dors NOT MAKE THE CHAIN STITCH
The cover and Baker stitch is formed OF two two
.hraads tbe under thread never more than hllt
tha size of the upper. This under thread Is
IN sanions: v interviewer with the upper, passing
hath through and around its loop, fastening II
securely by tyipg it twice. A seam thus formed
has all the strength and elasticity OF the oack
sti1ob Like that stitch, it gains its strength
hr comnressing the PARTICLES of the fabrics be-
tyssn the stitches and dividing the strain be,
800 the several stitches of the seam instead
Of concentrating itupon single point, as is the
case in lock-stitch machine.
TLara hos been much discussion as TO the rel
..;,,a aconomy of the two Stitches but it is now
esneraIly conceded that for family sewing
SsEhara there are short seams the Grover and
paI1ar stitch is found to be the most economical
While II uses one.ffth more thread in making
a;ven length of seam, it aodsteS none, as is the
SO Nth the lock.stitch machine, where there
;s 1'sna,Iv waste of four inches of thread at the
h.ginning and at the end of each seam, to which
mnat he added the loss of time in fastening the
end of the seam, so as to prevent ripping, .
Ernerience has proved that Grover and Ba-
ker seam formed OF very me COTTON, say NO. GU
for The MINER spool and Nol50 for the under one,
ia much stronger than a lock stiteh seam formed
of Nos 81 and 10 cotton. Can any thing more
he desired as illustrative Of the superiority OF
tlis stitrh2 Actual experiment has shown thaI
on n lock stitch machine two huudred Sards OF
thread will sew thrty-ive vars of seam with a
waste If thirty four yards of ends while with
a Grover and Baker machine, with the -ame
number of yards of thread there were fifty,
seven wards sewed with,no waste AT all lhese
ars Eats easily arrived at by all who can find
lock. stitch and Grover and Baker machines in
numerous families, where they may investigate
for themselves -NeaD York Christian Adrocdte
and journal
Call M the Agency and Examine
AT No. 1874 Market Street,
A few doors below the Market.
G. l.. ABDBIh, Agf
noy9
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LAUGHLIN's
OLD HOME BIT ERs
PRIDE OF VIRGINIA.
To Cure Dyspepsia
To Cure Dyspepsia
To Cure Dyspeps-S
To Cure DyspepsiS
Use the Old Home Bittezs.
Use the Old Home BitteIs
Use the Old Home Ritters-
Use the Old Home Bitters
For Heartburn and Flatulence
For Heartburn and Flatulence
For Heartburn and Flatulence
For Heartburn and Flatulencs
Use the Old Home Ritters.
Use the Old Home Bitters
Use the Old Home Bitters.
Use the Old Home Bttsrs
Loss of Appetite
Loss of Appetite
Loss OF Appetite
Loss of Appetite
Restored by Old Home Bitters.
Restored by Old Home Bitters.
Restored by Old Home Bitters
Restored by Old Home Bitters
The Weak made Strong,ll
The Sick made Welll!,
The Old made Young!li
The Depressed are Brigh6Qedi
The pale cheek glews with Health
BY using Old Home Bitters.
By using Old Home Bittera
BY using Old Home Bitters
By using Old Home Bittero.
1t always gives satisfaction.
1t does what we claim
1t sells rapidly.
1t is the onlycure for Dyspepa.
1t is a good Tonic for Fevers
1t good Appetizer.
1t isgood for acidity of Stomacs
1t is healthy stimulapt
1t is chemically compo andea
1t is an elegant Preparation
Sold by Merchants and Druggists gener,.h
Manufactured only by
LAUGHLlNS s. BUSHHELB.
iu2s Wheeling W. VI. !,
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FOR SALE.

ATINETEEN SHARES OF STOCK
N in the Wheeling and Belmont Blidge Com.
pany. Apply to N RICHARDSON,
oetI9 Attorney at Law.
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New YORK, Nov. Is, 1865.
Money-active and firm at per cent.
Sterling-dull and heavy at ,054al ,084
Coda shade tirmer; opening at 81 ,465;
closing aSl Az
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SIMON KEIM,

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TRANSFORMATION.
WINTER SCHEDULE.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.
TRAINS WILL RUN
/ by the following schedule on and after the

OFFICE BALTIMORE 4 ONO RAILROAD Co,
WHEELING, 9th Oct, 1868.
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CO M e E r C I z L

In New York, yesterday, sales ofState -four
at s.. 40a$S. 80 Ohio IS. 258sl2 25 Southern
So. 6Oa$l6.25 Pork heavy; sales $500 bbls.
Mess at S34; Lard dali at 24a2931 cts. Gotten
dull sales 200 bales at 51a5S cents: Sugar
firm sales /, 900 bids Muscovaao, l335a a.
cents; Havana, 10Ial4 cts; Naval stores quiet !:
Petroleum steady; Crude, 3545a3S cents ::
Fyeights quiet; Cold 1852.
In Baltimore, yesterday, the -four and grain
market was inactive, but holders generally firm.
Bacon had declined slightly.
In Georgetown: yesterday, holders Of -four
were firm. at the following rates Supers,
So. 5Oa$9. IS; extras so. 50aSll.25: families
$13aSl5. Wheat market dull mills are toll
erably supplied No important demand, N
consequence Of the depression Of other mar
kets
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The Altxaudria Gazette
TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 81. .
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The tract of Is 200 acres Of timDered land
on Briery Branch, in Rockingham, was solo
On Thursday of last week, to a company OF
gentlemen from Hagerstown, Nd. 1t was SOLO
for cash; the amount not made known but is
said to have been good SALE These gentle
men intend starting at once several steam saw
mills to work up the fine timber OF that ;, region
into lumber. The Bellefonte Wooden FACTORY
property, in Rockingham has been SOLD Tor
$4,000 in currency. This sale includes one
half of the machinery of Bellefonte and numer-
Gus other yaluables amounting to $1,000, the
other property being valued at $27, 600: Fur
chasers Messrs. Frank Rhodes, both Rock
lngham men,
National Banks have been established at
Alexandria, Charlottesville, Harrisonburg,
Lynchburg, Norfolk, Petersburg, Richmond,
and fredericksburg.
We have received the first number Of the
revived Richmond Enquirer, large, hand
some and well filled sheet, published by Tyler
and Coleman We have also received the
Virginia Sentinel published in Warrenton, by
Cannon & Dear, neatly printed paper, ano
deserving Of liberal encouragement.
The editor Of the Rockingham Register
gives an account OF recent visit through the
South eastern portion Of Rockingham county,
where the late war was fercest, and says he
has no where else seen such unmistakable
indications of energy, Of active human will,
and Of determined purpose speedily to wipe
out all traces of the war desolations
A letter from Dinwddie county, Ea.,s says
there never was known SO great an abundance
in the woods in that section Of country, OF wild
game-such as cartridges, turkies, deer, SPUR
rels, hares, &c: Every family is largely sup
piled with game, much to their relief, as there
is scarcely any pork in the country.
The proprietor Of the Richmond Times
asserts that the circulation of his paper is
double that of any other paper in the city, and
that, under the law. he is entitled to the
Post office advertisement, but that 1t has been
taken from him.
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GOLD.
GUILD.
New York, October 3l.-Gold, l4G.
MARRIED.

Oct S1s 1865 ut the residence Of the brides mother, hy
the Rev. John Larsrcet JOSEPH T. JANNEh, ara Allss
EDITH HUNTER all of this city. No cards. Bait. and
Philadelphia papers copy
Octobor Gath 1862 al the residence Of the bride Orange
Court Horse Va, by the Rev Joseph Earnest, M ClAo
w HARDY of Norfolk city, to Miss VICTORIA, daughter Of
Dr.. +. z. Taliafcrro.
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The Embassy from Tunis was officially re-
ceived yesterday, in Washington. The Presl-
dent was introduced to the ambassador, who
delivered short address in the language OF
his nation, to which the President, through
the Secretary Of State, replied, CONCENTRATING
the Bey upon accrediting so distinguished a
statesman, soldier and scholar to this nation,
more especially in view of the fact that he was
known as the uncompromisng ene.ay OF slavery.
The reply Of the Secretary, which was brle55'
abounded in sentiments of kindness and good
fellowship, and the President, outside ct the
official and formal addresses, submitted himself
a few remarks, thanking the embassy for the
expressions of kind feelings which they had
uttered, and more especially for the lively
interest which they represent was al! the while
entertained BY their government, pending the
late war.
The radicals in the Episcopal Convention
are said to be much 'disgruntled' at their
failure to drag politics into the Convention.
Their leader is Dr. Vinton, of \. I.,-they
are assisted by Bishop McLlvaine, Of Ohio,
and few other bishops. and their organ IS the
Episcopal Recorder This last named paper
is an ultra.
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DIED.

IL tilis race on Sunday, nIr. WM. F. SIMySON printer,
formerly 81 Lecsbr but for several years resident Of Al
cxandria.
in Prince Georges county, Md, Saturday morning the
2Stl ant in END year OF her age, SARAH JANE daug-
ter Of Robert and Martha Fisher Sweet be thy Sleep Oft
visit thy tomb AMI shed the tear Of unayag sor-
and regret that young should have passed aWy SO
soon: Is
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At E " T \ L L @ O . y 5
G C. BERRY.


no. -, KING STR EFT.
Has just returned from the Aorth, win
complete assortment Of GOODS III ms line
which he is prepared to sell at pleasing price:
to his customers and the public generally.
He names in part
Ladies', Gents and Children,s Hosiery. -.
3" - Silk and Linen C&m1g.
Handkerchiets.
" Gloves-a large assortment
Cambria Edgings and Insertings.
Cotton and Thread Edgings.
Lace and Linen Collars
Lace and other Wells.
French and Domestic Corsets.
Worsted Hoods, Shawls, T&lmaS: &c.
Zephyr Worsted in large variety.
Hoop and Balmoral Skirts.
Knitting Cotton and Yarns.
Velvet Ribbons--all widths. ,a.,,.
Dress and Cloak Trimmings and hiD0o"s'
Dress Buttons in great yariety,,- ,,.. Pin.
Spool Cotton, Tape, Thread, Aeeo.es s Z ,,,.
Crayats, Suspendsrs. COMBS BFns51ss' s 98
Perfumery, in line every 7, qeS1T%p nj TRIT
usually found in q VARIETY ana oo4I I'm
MING STORE. 0Ig2 ---
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Nearer and nearer comes the Cholera. Its
appearance on this side of the Atlantic IS
looked for constantly. Have our people taken
the proper precautions? We fear not.
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Agricultural implements, etc.
A GRICULTURAL. IMPLEMENTS AND
Il MACHINERY.
T p RAR THOLOW

A GRICULTURAL IMPLEMENIS AND
n MACHINERY.
J, ?. BARTHOLOW,
WASHINGTON D, c,
The subscriber would call the attention of
the farmers Of Virginia to his large and varied
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND
MACHINERY, SEEDS AND
FERTILIZERS,
which he offers at lowest factory prices.
Our stock is large and extensive, embracing
al new improvements IN Ag}TcuituIa! 1mple-
ments and Machinery, carefully selected:
We solicit an examination ofstock and prices,
pIlOWS AND PLOW CASTINGS,
- FIELD ROLLERS,
WHE4TJ G U4EO DRILLS,
HORSE PO WERS,
THRESHING MACHLNES,
flaming MILLS,
CORN sHELLERS.
GRLST MILLS, sc.
CLOVER 3. TIMOTHY,
ORCHARD GRASS,
SEED WHEAT:
MILLEI,
HERDS GRASS, &c.
Also, full stock of fresh and genuine
y jB3l4s i PREPARED
PERUVIAN GUANO.
BONE DUST
BAUGH'S R14WBONE
SUPER PHOSPHATE.
4. f. MEXICAN CrUANO,
}. P. BARTRELOW,
Dealer in Agricultural Implements:
Hardware Seeds, Fertilizers,
558, eth ST.. near Penn, av., Washington
Washington, oct Tim
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SCHEDULE OF BAIT. & ONO r. R.-The
following trains leave Washington daily:
No. l. Baltimore and Harrisburg train leave
at 6 20 4. NJ.
No. 2. New York and Philadelphia and
Western Express train, leave at $50 A: NJ.
No. 8. Baltimore and Annapolis train, leave
at $50 A. NJ.
No. 4. Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
York train, leave at lis A. NJ.
No. 5. Cincinnati Express train, leave at
LIS P NJ.
No. 6. Baltimore Accommodation train,
leave at 3. 50 P. NJ.
No. 7. Baltimore Communication and Phil
adelphia train, leave at 4. 40 7. N.
No. s. Boston, Albany, and New York
Express train leave at Z. NJ,
No. g. New York. Philadelphia, Western,
and Harrisburg train, leave at 7.30 Z. III.
Edward B. Ketchum, whose frauds and
forgeries created such sensation in New ork
some short time since, appeared before the
Court of Sessions, on Saturday, and plead
guilty of forgery in the third degree.
The new fifty dollar counterfeit United
States note, recently described, is considered
Dy many bank officers as one OF the most per-
tect limitations ever issued. The vignette,
which is the head Of Hamilton. probably pre-
sents the best mark for distinguishing between
the genuine and counterfeit.
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All the most influential British journals
comment OH tic nature Of the difficulty now
existing, with regard 10 claims the United
S. upon Great Britain, and some Urge that
the settlement of the claims in one shape or
another is absolutely necessary for the future
well-being OF England. The London Post,
usually regarded as the organ Of Lord Palmer
ston, urges that a conference should assemble
to agree upon some common code to be obseI-
we'd by all neutral States
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T1OR SALE.-A No. I FIRE PROOF SAFE
/ --Herrings patent Apply at this Office.
Oc lift
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Ai-EIT { LI [ IA J. " NitTIIlV =. I'M
SEED STORE.
No. E. south Union street.
On hand large assortment OF
pLOrGIIS HARROTF&, CASTINGS
CIDER INILLS CANE MILLS, FANS
HOMLNY MILLS CORN S17ELLERN
HAYS STRA " CUTTERS, GhLNO &IpN rs
HORSE IO WE7S. GRAIN DRILLS,
NO rER& REIfERS Hay PRESSES.
THRESHERN JyIIEELBi RRO US. STORE IitLI y,
WASHING NtCIIINFS SEEDS or ALL KINDS.
FERTILIZ EhS BONE Dust: GUtNOS, SC 90
oct 17-f
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NOTICE Merchants and others desiring
y to have their books and accounts adjusted,
can obtain the services Of q BOOK KEEPER
and ACCOUNTANT. Of some experience, by
applying at this Office, 0c 3l-eo5t
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The Washington Chronicle states that Gu the
first Of October the whole bank note currency
OF the country-State and National-was less
by several millions than the amount Of State
bank notes in circulation on the first Of Janua
~, 1858.
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A family of Shakers from indiana, have
gone on to Lynchburg, to recover possession OF
farm near there, which they had sold, but
could not get the money Tor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-31

OUANO- REEDS AINONIAI'ED 81
VI ERPH0SPHATE or LINE.-The best
superphosphate yet offered to the farmer pos
sessing ali the activity Of Peruvian Guano, but
being far more durable in its effects.
It contains q largc amount Of animal matter
in highly concentrated form, which, combined
with its soluble bone phosphate oflime cannot
fail to render it very valuable as q fertilizer.-
Notwithstanding we believe it to be the best
super-phosphate in the market, yet, by a pro-
cess peculiar in It's manufacture, whereby the
expenses are lessened, We are enabled to sell it
very low, with liberal discount to dealers.
NJ. ELDRIDGE & CO., Sole Agents,
No. 4. South Wharves,
oct 1T Alexandria Va.