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wAsH1NGTON DISPATCHES.
FURTHER EFF oRTs FOR PEACH.

FURTHER EFF oRTs FOR PEACH.
The belief in theresumptiou of the peace
endeavors and the probability of an early.
with the rebels, is cluug to
with remarkable tenacity by many here
accustomed tojudge of public affairs.
ARRIVAL OF HENRY 8. FooTE.
The Rebel Senator. Henry s. Foote,
came down last night under guard. He
has been at Gen. Devine's headquarters at
Lovettsville, Loudon county, for week
yesterday, accompanied by an officer. He
crossed the river and took the train at
Berlin. The train was several hours be-
hind time, and he was detained during the
long stop. He did not seem inclined to
enter into conversation with the passen-
gers at the station, other than OCCASION
ally to make common place remark. He
looks much worn physically since he was
in the United States Senate, and as he has
discarded his wig, and wears the greyest
of hair and whiskers, of course he looks
old. In dress there is a marked change
from his natty appearance of olden time.
He has discarded razors, and from the
surplusage ofrough looking clothing upon
his person, it would seem that he had ia.
hou uI6 "dCuEUUo Ou us DACk ana legs.
He had on him at the station, three coats
and two vests, all the worse for wear, as,
also, an old soldiers cap of the rebel style
of shabbiness, the band of which had
slipped to the back of his head 1t is re-
ported that he declines to take the oath
of allegiance to this government, but asks
permission to join his wife at Nashville,
with view of emigrating to Sonora. 1t
is not known whether he is held as pris.
oner or not.
.-..- THE BANK TAX.
MIR. Morrilrs proposed amendment to the
Bank tax, to be called up when in order,
is: That after July next in lieu of the pres.
ent rates of duty on Bank circulation there
shall be collected duty of one quarter oil
one per cent each month upon the average
amount of circulation issued by Banks
and after January l, 1866, a duty of one
halftof one per cent each month upon the
average amount of such circulation; and
whenever the outstanding circulation shal
be reduced TO not exceeding I've per cent
of the capital, it shall be free from taxa
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tion.iZ And whenever asy State Bank has
been converted into a National Bank and
has assumed the liabilities of such State
Bank, including the redemption of its bills,
such National Bank shall be held to make
the required return and payment on the
circulation outstanding so long as it shall
exceed five per cent of the capital before
such conversion. h, - -.
icL TAX Oh sALEs. ,f zycr
Mr.. MorrilPs proposition forial tax on
sales provides that after next April there
shall be levied on all sales of produce and
merchandise and other articles, including
all personal property (but not including
bullion or coin, nor securities, evidences Of
debt, nor sales at auction one. half of one
Per centum, where the amount of sales ex.
ceeds fifty dollars in any one month, the
amount of sales to be returned by the ven-
der monthly, in the manner and at the time
provided by law for the returns of manufac-
tuEers and all the provisions Of the exist
Ing internal revsDue act relating to the as
sessment and collection and enforcement of
the law pertaining to manufacturers ehalli
beiaPPlied TO sales of produce and mere
ehandise; this amended section to remain
in force for one year, during which no
person who shall be required to pay tie
tax enforced by this section shall be requir.
e4 to pay an additional license, tax OF, duty
where the rate is graduated under existing
law by the amount of sales or receipts.
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PROPOSALS FOR FORA9E.
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
DEPARTMENT oP WEST VIRGINIA,
CuMaEsIANn. Mn- Nn1srnner 1sth- IA


CUMBERLAND, ND, November 18th, 1854 g.
GEALED PROPOSALS in tripIieate are invited bv
~ the undersigned for implying the Quarter
naSter'S Department in the Department Of west
Virgins At Charleston, ParksrSburR, Wheeling,
West Virginia, and Gallipolis, Ohio and the SeTe-
raj DePotI on the tine Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, as follows: CLsrkGburK, Grafton, New
Greek, Cumberland, Martinsburg, HarPer'S Perry,
Straw.
Bids will be received for the delivery of three thou.
sand 5000 bushels of Corn or Oats and ffty (6O)
tons Of Hay or Straw and upwards, and must 6e So-
com panied by q copy OF this advertisement.
Bidders must rate at which of the aboVe namad
points they propose to make deliveries, and the
rates at which they will make deliveries thereat,
cred, the time when said delivery shall be com.
menoed and when tOtbe completed. r-
Corn to be put up in good strong sackB, HAY and
OaIs 70 be securely bAlsd. - ~ =. . y
Al articles offered under the bids hereiu invited
will be subject TO rigid inspection by Govern
Contracts will be awarded from time to time to
the lowest responsible bidder, as the interests OF
the Government may require. u ,ttHiEIE ,
No bids will be considered from parties who have
failed heretofore to comply with their contracts.
All ProposalS4luGt be accompanied by aEuaran.
~, signed by two responsible personS, tha in case
the bid is accepted, he they WILL within the time
named, execute the contract for the same with good
and sufficient sureties in a sum equal in amount to
the amount of she contracts 70 deliver forage pro.
posed in conformity with the term8 of this adVer-
ttsementp and in bidder shall fail to enter inI
to the contract they TO make good the difference be-
8pon6Ie bidder or the PerBon to whom the contract
may be awarded. .s..7
The responsibility of the guarantors must be shown
by the official Certificate of United States District
Judge or Attorney, Collector of OuStomB, or other
Government ofhcial, known by this office.
All parties will be duly notified of the acceptance
or rejection of their proposals.
All proposals must be made In duplicate, and Be
accompanied with the oath OF allegiance of the par
y or parties unless it has already been placed on
The full name and post ONCE address Of each bid
der must be written in the proposal.
Proposals. must be addresIedt TO Captain J. G. Farms
worth, Chief QuartermRsteF Department of West
Virginia, Cumberland, Nd, and marked GPropOSslI
for Forage" n p Il
Blank forms OF bids, guarantees and bonds may
be obtained on application to this office.
All proposals received under this advertisement
VIII be opened and examined at this ofdce on WRD-
HEsDAY and SATURDAY Of each week, at IL n.
Bdder1 are respectfully invited to be present ct the
opening Of bids, If they desire.
J. G. RARNSWORTH, ~
Captain and Chief QunrtermRsteT.
decl2-tf Department Of West Virginia.
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BY TeIg oTaoh.
RSf Latsr DiSpatohss see Sd Page
Aifairs Below PoteTsburg-Our Gain

r.
Affairs Below PeteEsburg-Our Gaiu
,,lA aGreat Loss TO the Enemy.
N!R YoRK, Feb. 10-The Tribune'a
special from Headquarters, of the 7Ih, Says
Among the wounded In the fight be-
LWeen the bth corps and the enemy on tho
yetoniP4ank road last night, Weres Gem
rAyFee' commanding the I'd division of the
ON corps, In the shoulder, severely; Gen.
GWynu, commanding the 3d brigade Of tbt,
I'd division, IN the foot sliphtly. sill o.,
dntyi Capt, GaRthrop, Adiutant General
OF the 30 brigade of the I'd division, in the
mp, eight; Maj. Carter, Inspector Gsnerail
Of the Sd brigadei I'd division, in the neck,
slight II is reported to. day, that we have
800 rebel prisoners.
9,P' m.-MoEe entEenching tools and FR-
tions are coming up, and It Is tho deter
m1natipn toohold5 theiVe miles gained on
the left of our old fortified lines at all hax-
ards. This gain, as have said, gives us
tne Boydton plsnk road, and is within ar
tI!leEy range of the souI6side railroad.
IhQs Lee hasrbeen again Outgeneralled,
and another Yankee trick p layed upon the
Iualal3 ~ w army OF the Confederacy.
WedHe'dGy Morning, Sth, O'eIoek.-A
otlghti sunny morning dR@ns upon the
army operations, cheering the hearts of the
brave soldiers who have Just endured and
accomplished SO much. The new gain of
rye miles on our left is being strongly
fortified this morning, and will be held az
All hazards. This isdA magnificent gain,
for us, aud 2 corresponding loss to the en-
emy. The cavalry are still reconn6iterinR
to the west and south west 1t has been
developed BY this movement that Lee had
sent several digiaiOps of his troops sgainst
Sherman, thus materially weakening his
Our army line railroad is to'be immedi2
ately pushed out tosAhe Boydton plank
road ,rand will soon. NO doubt, be connect.
ed with the Southside RAILROAD.
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ST. Louis, Feb. 1O.-The Legislature
yesterday passed concurrent resolutions to
adjourn on the goth inst. to the Ist OF
November next. Resolutions unanimously
passed the House declaring it the fixed
discrimination of the people to liquidste
the State Indebtedness aud providing for
a committee of conference to meet her
creditors, aud report at the next session
come plan to relieve the State of her pre- i.
sent troubles.
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Table sRR win exhibit th,
into the Treasury Of the Sta
June, 1855 to the 1st dsy D
cluded in the General Stat
Treasury on the 1st day Of !
tia lines: :
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JoHNsoN's
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The vast number Of rub-On medicines which for
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temporary In their effects and Of doubtful virtue,
but the
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Allegheny, Nay Sd, 1854.
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NEW YonK, Feb. lO.-Gold opened at
closed at 2loS
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AUDITOR's REPORT.
AuDtToR's Og11oH, WHEELING, w. Va. 4

AuDtToR's OY11CR, WHEELING, w. VA.l
- January Let, 1856.
To His EzeetlsHcy, A. I. BoREMAH, Coz
/ erTor Of the State of West HIESiniG: & ct
Sin II have the pleasure herewith to
hand you statement Of the operations Of
this department, from the Goth day of June,
1853, to the 1st day of January, 1865, ex.
hibiting in table form the receipts Of money
paid into the treasury, as we'll as the
amount disbursed for the same period,
which you will please lay before the Leg
islatnre.
Tho whole amount Of Revenue, from all
sources, received into the Treasury OF
the state, from Ghe Goth day Of June, as
1858, to the Soth OF September, 1868, ~ -t
a. ALSO the disbursements for the same
period: f rr-T0-'-----.
Amount received: S167 3sO OF
amount disburSed 2s,722 81
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T ARDs BLOOM or YOUTH, or, IiGnId pearl.
i ~ StiN sold at tbs old price at
all z. BoCKIEG's Drug Store,
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The whole Ahount OF Revenue; from an c-o' :. .
sources, received into tho Treasury of
the State, from and after the 1st day of NJ ..
October, 1885, to the close Of the fiscal
year, ending 3lst of September, 1854,
also amount disbursed same period:
Amountreceived. a9s 4s
Amount dilbursed for the period. 232 925 10
Balance. 40 $40 20
Balance on the 1st OF October, 1s63... 1873 65s 40
Balance in Treasury October 1st, 1884, $l7o OPS Is
Table "B" will exhibit tho amount ex.--
pended from the 1St day Of October, 1858,
70 the Both of eeptember, 1854, inclu-
Btye, to wit:
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AND MODE OF TREATMENT Is
THE ACME OF PERFECTION.

THE ACME OF PERFECTION.
IT CUDES HAY, Ross AND Pnl1oDIc oATARRH
IT CuREs oATARRH IN ALL IEs CTPEs AND sTAGBS.
II CUREs CATARRH, AND AvERTs CONSUMPTION.
IT CUREs soATARRH, AND PAIN II TIE TEMPLES
No VIOLENT sTRIHGING OF THE HEAD. .-..
THE sEnsH OF TASEl AND SKILL RRsRoRaD. sE.
For centuries Catarrh has deed the skill of phys.
iciAnB and surgeons. No medical work contains Q
prescription that will eradicate IT, Nothing save
DR.. 'Goodale'8 Remedy will break It up, radically
destroying the principle OF the disease, and preclu
ding the possibility ofa relapse yr. n o. =
No form OF CatSrfh can Withstand "iTs Searching
power and no mode Of treatment ever afforded such
immediate relief gave such universal BatSfaction
ItpenetrateS TO the very seat OF this disease, and
exterminatesit, root and branch for ever.
Prom the N. Y. Commercial AdVertiser.
HAY, RosE, AND PERIODIC CATAARH.-Dr. R. Good
ale's Catarrh Remedy and mode Of treatment not
only affords the greatest relief In every variety Of
Catarrh, but it sxtiDguishes the disease forever in
all its types and stages. Every speaks we'll Of it.
Price s100 per Bottle. Send ,astamp for DE- Good
alsB New Pamphlet on OataTTfI itS-p0rfect mode Of
treatment, and rapid cure. Information Of price,
less value Send or call at once.
NoRToN Co., Sole Agents, IS BlOecker st., N. Y.
~ Ror sale by r. II. LOGAN 4 co., and L0.
GAN, LIST CO., Wheeling.
noV28.1 yd&W go
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sosl6OI
TABLE Z.

Table "F" viii exhibit the whole an amt received
Into the Treasury OF the State from t 20tn day or
june, 1888 to the LIT day Of January SOS, and IN
IN General Statement Of monieq a the Treas
ury ON the 1st day Of january 1855, o lvidenda ON
9tSesa Rs a9a By the Board of Public Works, in the
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Balance in treasury, October lat, $iss,e6s 46
Table "a" will exhibit the amounts ex- g.
Esnded up to October 1st, 1858, out Of
the different appropriations: ...
TABLE 4: s'g1 I'D
Amount expended from the Goth day of June, 1868,
to the1 day October, 1888, ont o. the follow
ing apPropriattong5 to wit: - J.
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500 REMNANTa

OV DRESS GOODS, MUsLINs, PRINTS, Nh.
" RIG0s, Delaines and Coburga. The lowest
price In plain figures on each.
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Total amt in Treasury Jan. l, 1885,, 800 Is
Table "O'' will indicate the amount expen-
ded from October l, 1854, to January l,
1865, out Of the following appropriations,
to wit:
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Table Cd" will exhibit the whole amount received
into the Treasury Of the state from the 10th day Of
June, 1853, to the lst day of January, 1895, from
hne! imposed by Court, and Dividends stock held
by the Literary Fund in Banks of the State and bv
law made fund for Free Schools and included in the
general statement Of monies in the Treasury on the
LIST day Of January, 1885:
TABLED. Ty
DtVdendS on $500 90
TOtA.. OaO II
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reaches the source ct al trouble, and etfectuaiy
6anishes the disease from the system by its imme-
dlate action on the blood. We advise one and all
70 Eye It trial, and become satisfied OF its Won-
deFIul power. g4trFz .tf Ig8.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

FL0UR-Super6ne is nominal at 81 5O97 rs, and
new extra at ts9s -. Sales Of extra made nom
@120O TSe sales reported were l5O barrels ext at
~ 25 100 do at 90 00 $50 do family at $40 co. and 50
DO c99ice superfne at IS 25. ,,-f. 80
WHEAT-There is some demand for prime old
red at - o. bat holders are Indifferent about eling
aud generally ask S2 05. A sale of choice Indiana
white was made ats2 55 New is held at 81 100
C0RN-A steady demand for sound ear and she'll
ed at 55g5ec hite corn Is held at 62g6oc for ear
and shelled. Contract: are bejng made ior round
lots of new ear A. 5Og55c for immediate deiv-
ero; 400 bushes Id white helled sod at 6sc.
PR0VlSlONS-A qaiet market for mess Pork at
$Sl 0O for city, Bulk meats are held with more firm
rcss Bacon Sides are lc and clear Sides q higher
sales at 1920. Shoulders are held at I7c No
change in green meats. Lard in small jobbing de-
mand at 28c in tiercns. and 800 in kegs.
HOUS-A quiet marketat 81 509l2O0 tor heavy
averages gross the spOt lac is asked but bu
are not willing to give over l3hgl3ac; 80 head
sold sl3 TO- net average over 200 pounds The re-
cept; during the past twenty -four hours have been
/, 400 head. F..
OATS-A quiet market at s793scin elevator; 600
| bushels sold at SIC, and 600 do al 3Sc.
RfE--Sacs Of prime at s3,: The sales were 400
bushes s3 300 do at S5c and 300 do at soc at side
| track.
BARLEY-The sales we're 500 bushels prime Fall
81 80; 200 do good Canada at 81 ~, and 2,4OO do
| GROCERlES-The has been no material chang,
in prices. Wequotc lair TO choice Rio Coffee at 81
| 432lsc; raw Sugar u s@lsc; ;ard-refned Il "a
2l1c. and MOlasses at 81 0O9l 10 per gallon for POr
| BUTTER-Prime to choice Central Ohio roll il
alf;harrcls, is quoted st0i943c per pound.
| CHEESE-Thc market continues firm at 2l92l &c
| per pound actual tafe, for Western Reserve and
| Hamburg.
EGGS-A steady and quiet market with fail
| demand nt 30 94Oc per dozen, Shippers count.
| WHlSKl-One lot of so barrels old was sold al
~ 32; but this not generally obtained. There
were salos of to the extent of $50 barrels al
| 81 30
FRUIT-A steady market for Green Apples at 81
@6 90 per barrel for Northern and Eastern. dried
Peaches selling at ls9!0o arrival, and 20922C
| from store. -.r.r
| POTATJES-The demand is good and the mar
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Cleyclnnd Market.

FL0UR-Held at 50 5O9lO so for country Xxx red;
$40 5N9 so for d. Xxx white Sll OO9ll 80 for citJ
TX red Sl2 009l25 so for do XN white.
.WHEAT-SalcS car old am her Michigan at s. is;
] car old No. red Indiana at 81 90; cars new No.
red at - 10. ..L T
CORN-Sales 4 cars No. 2 mixed from store at
60c. ...-'r =
OATS-SaleS 1000 bush and . ears from store at
45c. .-.. ....
RYE-Dull and nominal at s29s3c.
P0Rk-Sales 30 brls city mess at $50 90.
BEEF-Sales 10 brls mess at $1,000. .r .
LARO-U nchanged at 2s930c for city and coun-
try rendered.
BUTTERFLIES sctive but firm at 4O945c for
Western Reserve; 3493sc for Central.
,CHEESE-Good to choice held ut range Of lS9
2lc for shipping lots. .-.....rt
EGGS-Nomna firm Mt 35c.
POTATOES-Held at e5c for Peach Blows.
FEATHE ERS-Held at 9Oc9sl 90. r...
ALE AND P0RTER-We quote: Present Use
Xxx Ale $40 co. Stock XXX Sl4 90; Kennett SD 90:
Pale Cream $ll 90; Porter $l4 90. Half and quar-
ter barrels in proportion. ...'F is
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New York, Nov. 0.-The New Orleans
Crescent publishes a letter of Sept. 20. pre-
tending to give statement Of conspiracy
in that city for the purpose OF pressing the
United States into a war with Mexico and
France. ..-taIr
Alexander II. Stephens declines to run
The Posts Washington special says Gen.
Brscoe, sentenced to five years imprison-
ment, was released by order of the Secre-
tary of War for gallant services during the
war. .ra "'... On. a,
DIR. Turner and other physicians of At
lanta addressed another letter to Mayor
Gunther, thanking him for the interest
manifested in their behalf.
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Our Relations with France
BE- Smuggling. A..E'

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-Count Montholon,
French Minister, denies over his own sigma
ture, the statement regarding his relations
with our Government. 20 - ... a.H
Two new lodges for infringing on the
Internal Revenue laws were reported yes
terday as having been extensively practiced
by our Canadian neighbors, in the introduc-
tion of whisky by means of tin lining in
serted in flour barrels. Out Of hundred
barrels seized forty-five contained tin lin
ing, holding from three to five gallons
The other is extensive smuggling ofmeer-
schaum pipes, inserted in flour barrels.
The Naval Department received letter
from Admiral Gray, intimating that several
weeks may elapse before the Algonquin
and Wino0ski are ready for sea.