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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-25
<zsi...s,sS TOR NEW YORK.

NEW YORK AVID EILYLUORE TEINSJJR-
TlIiO-F LINE.
INLAND ROUTE.
Va Chesapeake amt Deinr"rc, "loi D,'arrc oaI
E,ptt"A Galat.
The Boats Of this line resume their trirs for Ike
season on MONDAY, March 18Th. auG Will, ON and
O'ciocL, r. il
Freight Of all kinds carefully handled. and all des-
patch given.
The safety frequency aud regularity Of this line
mmcnds Itself a desirable medium for the trans
Ortatun OF merchandise.
Rates as low rs 10y sea, whiIe shippers Avoid scnrisl
Goods destined beyond New ork forwarded free Of
ali charge FOR cOmmis sons.
Ly-L,rsigdig fot Ne,g York CW be lecc'CeR tbs day
THGHNDIYJ. M,rc6 WH.
For Freight apply TO
j. ALEXANDER SHRIVER. Agent,
No. 3 Light street wharf
Office in New York On per No :, North river,
o3-H W. DALZELL, Agent
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THE NEW LINE STEAMERS
LEAVE SPEARS WHARF FooT OF GAY ST., BALTIC,
Daily, at Sir O'Clock ?. w.

oil other Connecting Points.
TEE NEW LINE STEAMERS
LEAVE SPEARS WHARF, FooT OF GAY ST., BALTIC.
Daay, ut Sir O'Clock p. W.
The Steamers Of this Line are I'll new. and their
remarkable speed is due to their construction the
most approved modern models o.! the fast Hudson
river steamers having been adopted
Inc superiority OF their models gives them q great
advantage over the boats Of the old style of naval
construction. and the ncwnrss of their boiler, and
machinery guarantees TO the public their perfect
safety
II is hardly necessary to inform our patrons that
with their powerful machinery and fine watcr-Hucs
H'R do not require the slightest approach to 'r1ciag
to enable Hca 10 attain much better rate Of sEagI
than amy boats III these waters.
The New LINE is composed of the following Gle
CANT Sde-Whccl Steamers. superhly fitted up with
Saloons and single and Family state Rooms:
JAMES T. EKADY, Captain Lands.
CITY POINT. Captain Talbot
nlCIAIUR, Captain DccriHg
MAGENTA, CAPTAIN liaulscr.
The tables are supplied with every luxury the
markets afford, and equal To- first class hotel fare
to the public IN point elegance. comfort safety and
speed. the fares are as low as by any other line.
- They connect with the elegant New Line Steamers
.Ir N9eLfEst'ny' Mathews county md all points on
inc Eastern Shore OF Virginia, and also with the
steamers for AGwben, Edentpa, Plymouth and all
other points IN North Carolina.
- Passengers Transferred to and from all Dcpois and
Baggage handled free fchaTgc.
IheE navigate the james river entirely in the day
thus Attending passengers time for seeing the fog,ica
tlons, Dutch Gap, and other objects oiiuteIost.
FARE:
From Baltimore 70 Fort Nonrr.. $ 90
Norfolk ............,...... : Oh
lliE FONT ............... > 10
- Richmond ............. > 10
From Washington to kiblmoud.......... Il 90
The Hropretors Of the line are now negotiating for
one vi the most superb and fast steamers of t,le iiud
son river to run the James river. and intend 90
make their line the permanent institution of Balti
more, aud grateful for the very LARGE share of patron
age they have already received, request continuance
of The public favor.
Passengers taking the liz train from PHILADELPHIA
make sure connection with Hjv line.
Passengers taking the =. ". tram from Washing
tom make sure connection with fhis Iiur.
=, Passengers taEiAs tha i. VI. Train from New
York will have timc to dine III Baltimore and make
connections.
BE sure and inquire for tickets by the New line,
and take no other.
Information may be obtained on application to
\. VI. SHAW
Superintendent Ncw line,
Sel9-it Baltimore.
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Proposals for HAY.
IL UaEgERszsSFER'% OFFICE.
BALTIMORE. Md, Oct. H. 1860. j
PROPOSALS are invjt i, BY The TqIerggneA for
THY II Az, nj such depo! in baltimore; or on board
oi vessels, at such wharf in the Port Of Baltimore rs
may he dcsignated also, al Richmond. va, Washing
ton. d. G., and Hilton Head, S. {.
Proposals for delivery of Hay, at such depot in Bal
tilnore as may he designated, must state plainly
whether it is balGd or loose
Proposals for delivery of Hay board of vessels in
the port of Baltimore at Richmond Va, Washing
ton, y. G., and Hilton Head, s. c., will be considered
onLy for HfD securely Jttjod.
The proposals must state plainly the quantity
price. place otdelivcry, and time Of delivery.
The Hay will be inspected by Government In
spGGctor, and weighed before being shipped.
, lids will be accepted from time to time to meet
the requirements of the Government.
Payment Will be made on delivery. or soon there
after as funds for that purpose shall be received
Bids shall be subject to the decision Of the Quar-
tcrmaStcr General.
g. ". BRADLEY,
Colonel ana Chief Quartermastcr
nlb If Middle Milii1rN.
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SURsIsrENCE OFFICE U. =: ARMY


BALTmoRE. Mp, October Il. 1865
SEALED PROPOSALS, ~ dUpticalc, will be re
ceived at this Office until y NJ, On WEDNESDAY.
October -, 1868, for furnishing the Subsistence De
rarment with
ONE HUNDRED TONS GOOD MERCHANTA-
BILE HAI-BALED.
10 be delivered Mt the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Depot, or ut Waters wharf, Baltimore Maryland, as
award.
The Hay will be subject to rigid inspection on the
part "t the Government before being accepted.
PropoSaS must be on blank forms, which are fur
nished ut this office.
Proposals from parties who have been delinquent
III previous contracts will not be considered.
An oath of allegiance to the United States Coy
crnment Of all parties Offering proposals will be
CURED If it has not already been fled in this Office.
Payments to be made in such funds as may be fur
niShed by the United States.
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for Forage -
and addressed to the undersigned.
The Govcrnmcnt reserves the right reject all or
any proposals considered unreasonable.
THOMAS WILSON,
oc2l-tO2l Brcy Brir Gen and C. : 4 : 4
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Davis, AbdicatiOa.

We print this morning a s,ensation m.
InOr from the New York Herald concern.
ing the abdication of .JEYr. DAVIS and
the elevation Of Gene .ral LEE to a dicta.
t)rship. We give the story for inst what
it is worth, which, IN our opinion, is SIM
ply nothing at sl. There can be no
doubt that tnSFe exists in tho Confeder.
acy large party opposed to JEFF. DAVIS.
but We aavo DeTeryst seen anything in
bis charactor which wout6 Indicate the
possibility G his taking such step as
that reportedd DAVIS is . very firm, or,
it You will, a ce4y ohstisase man, and he
will be the last person to abandon the
fortunes of the Confedefacy, should they
grow even tenfofd gloomier than they
are. The tenaeity with which he he
olung to his pet Generals and fav> 81 4
measures of policy, in defiance - ,orist
open clamor of many of the oi 'h'
people, Affords at least y Soutnei-
that he yiH'6ght to thu 'me sV,aeh''
yield hia powes nat' ;. last a"a a'T g,
Nv ,,nets, rom his grasp. % L.
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to1&hlthe lindows, shd STRIKING the
1 o. ' ~ es nj sssy
RI the Ary Of The wind and the top Of
the greenhouse pretty effectually demol-
ished. A large frame barn on M. Nichol-
sons farm, southwest of the city, was
blown off its foundation and one cow
killed. The windows of the dwelling
were literally mashed to pieces by the
hail. The glass in McDevitt,s factory,
in the lower part of the city, was pretty
much all broken on the south and west
sidess Wallaee's big wooden factory sui.
fered hlthe same way. Six hundred
panes IF glass were broken by hail, on
one side alone.
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MARRIED..

1 lOn thes2lst inst, by the Rev. Mr. Martin, Mr.
FRED. BBYMER and Miss JENNIE ExLEY, all OF
this city,
For tho elegant cake and excellent wineswhich
accompanied the above notice. our brother typo
has the heartiest thanks Of the printers-and no
one can appreciate their sincerity better than he.
Here's health to thee, Fred,
IA And your beautiful bride,
May your hearts young affection be treasured
May your VOWS OF true love
Be REGISTER ED above a.. 80
And your joys by the thousand be measured
AT Philadelphia Pa, on Wednesday, the 18th
inst, by the Rev. Mr. Brown, of Chester, Pa,
GEORGE W. SMITH, Esq, Of Wheeling Va, to
Mrs. ELLEN DARLINGTON, of Philadelphia. No
cards
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= HUH IT'D bKuOP'

WE have reesi. sed,l from the publish
er., the first a ,py of the "0a Ne'rs and
afiaiag Jogs,1." neat eight page week
lv. devoted to the interests OF the Petro-
leum trade generally, but especially to
that of Pittsburg The number before
rs contains much valuable and interest
INC information relating to oil matters
and notwithstanding its local character,
the paper will doubtless prove OF some
advantage-to West Yirginians-=so tar
as the present number islconcerned, the 2
editor seems not to be aware that varl-
ous parties have struck ile' within the
limits of our new State, though he will
probably discover it in time to devote an
occasional paragraph to the region OF
the Kanawha and Burning Springs
The Oil Neers ID published by WooDs&
BLAKE. in Pittsburg.o Price five dollars
S4LW
per year. - -s..-.-,.---
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The Once seekers, Raid.

1t is said that the swarms of hungry
Office seekers who are tesisging the doors
of the White Honse and demanding per-.
sonal interviews with the President. are
larger, louder, and more persistent this
year than ever before. They lie in wait
for the President wherever he may 60,
and recently, while he was confined to his
room and bed by severe illness, some Of
these harpies actually penetrated his sick
chamber and demanded appointments to
shacs. haCif 6ViI3E1iIE bnE
1t used to be reported that the Rspub-
lcan party was party of "high moral
ideas"-they cared not for the spoilsiof
Office, they were laboring for the inter
ests of God and humanity" and did not
want anything to do with the Filthy. lu-
ere" and the loaves and fishes which men
holding Federal Offices are supposed to
have abundant chances of gathering up.
They were pure and unselish patriots,
who sacrificed their own interests for
their country's good aud had no expecta-
tion or desireof peeuniary reward. And
yet, during the first four years this party |
has been in power. thousands of new and
unnecessary Offices have been created to
make places for these disinterested pat
riots, and "eat out the substance" of tie
nation. Despite all these efforts on the
part of Congress and the President to
satisfy the demands of the Office seekers,
the ingenuity of man could not invent
enough places for the greedy throng, or,
as Mr. LINCOLN quantity expressed it,
there were more pegs than holes to put
them in"
Four years Of official position have on
ly whetted the appetites of the party for
more. 1t is declared by those who have
an opportunity for knowing, that never
before since the Organization Of the Gov
ernment, has there been such multitu-
dious and Unsuitable demand tor Office as
has assaulted the present Administration
during the past two or three weeks, 1t
has resulted in a serious breaking down
of the Presidents health. tThe word
health" when applied to the President,
don't mean the same thing it does when
spoken of the Vice President.) He has
been under a physicians care for some
time past, but the office-seekers have nc
abated their clamor one whit. 1'DOet orr,
GREELEY, of the Tribune, endeav' ors to
shame the crowds into sometb' mo like
leccncy, but rs yet the party of great
moral ideas" exhibits no decided marks
Of reformation. +'.i '--i
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To Capt. b. u. Stsne.i

Permit o. - ask Captain Stone Pro
yosr Marshal nj this district, to answer
the following question: Is a man who
has served one year in the army or navy,
Of the United States and been honorabiy
mustered out, having served the full
term for which he enlisted, exempt from
she draft during one year from the expi
ration of said servicel By publication
OF the ans vsr ta the above inqqiFyIyo You
will much obiigc
........ A.. A one YEAR MAN.
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Mr.. JOHN FREw of this ciay, has pub
lished in pamphlet form the laws OF West
Virginia in relation to corporations, aen,-
braeing all the legislation upon the sub
iect.in this State Thelaw providing for
recording deeds and other writings in
counties whcrenb records are kept, is al,
80 bound IL the same pamphlet Ut win
prove useful TO persons organizing oil
companies and to foreign companies hold
inc lands in this s tate. 4 VIA HOO
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Violent Hail storm,

We learn from the Stenbenville papers
that much damage was done in that
nsighborhood. on Thursday last, by the
violent hail storm. U The hail stoassiass
saia to have been of an enormous size
On the hill in the immediate rear of the
city, it assumed Ashe ihasure of,a harfii
Sane the lights or the west side of Mr..
= A Webs dwelling were pretty n,tcli
all broken out-the bai1stohes passing
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WILL SELL ON "WEDNESDAY,
i MARCH 18th, 1865, at IOo'ciock A. Nj. at
my residence on the west side Of Fifth street,
between Monroe on and Gu ncy streets, and.direct.
hold and kitchen furn eure' consistine in part of
fine Dressing Bureau ), fine Sofas, Chairs, tables
Stands. Mirrors ] looking Glasses, Carpets
Rugs, Cooking Stov c, and a general assortment
OF Kitchen furnitU e. Terms cash. tol s..
ELIZA 81. SHRIVER
GEO. E. VICE Ham, Auctioneer. mar22tds
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Sprigg House, &C., for Sale Al
H. Auction.

DURsUANT To THE DHcp,
i MADE by the Circuit Court of Ohio 80
u, on the 18th day of December last in ~ V '
in ohancery pending therein between PETE v sai
nall, junior, George A Ross and Emma hi, -. "a
complainants, and Daniel G. List the MI
western Bank of Virginia and Others, deSasa.
ants, we viii at the front door of the Court Hon.
of Ohio county
On Tuesday, the 18th day of MoroL
in the year eighteen hundred aud si.tv.s,.
commencing at ii o'clock A. NJ, proceed "a s'E
at public auction, the lots numbered roc ~
seven In square numbered ono in TIE eitv =
Wheeling, and those parts Of the .,numIsy't
four and eight in the same square, which h7 IN
win Of Zachariah Sprigg were devised TO Sam,
Sprigg and Zachariah Jacob In trust for tbe na,
poses set forth in said will, excepting 30 NM IN.
Of said lots seven and eight As was sci anar,
severalty to tho heirs Of Mor,lecai Yarnall A.
ceased, and those parts OF said lot number ELL.
which were sold TO George ". johnson and y
cob Landfried, as In said decree more psrtia
Larry specified; the real estate so to be sold In
virtue Of the said decree being the Same ON NJ,
Of which now stands the hotel called tho SPRiCa
HOUSE, fronting on the wharf In tho CITY :
Wheeling. t.
Terms OF Sale: The purchaser to pay no, L..
than one third Of the purchase money in La5j
but to have the option of paying In HAD sns
greater portion or the whole thereof. ns rsy
due If there be any, to be paid by equal nrI
ments ofprincipal In eight, sixteen and tvsa.
four month, with interest on each ins,aln,sl
from the day of sale; the deferred payments !,
be secured by bonds with satisfactory secur,v
and the title to be retained as further .erpri;,
until payment in full 3 BRADY
1' DANIEL LAMR
feb24.td COMMISSIONS
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- u. S. $40 Six Per Cent,
COLD BEARING BONDS.

These bonds are now worth premium Vi
nine PEI cent, including gold interest," from Nv
yember which makes the actual profit on the
7,3O loan, at current rates including interest,
about ten per cent. per anuum besides its ex-
emption from State and municipal taxation
which adds from one TO three per cent more
according to the rate levied on other property
The interest is payable semi annually by con-
pons attached to each note, which may be cut
off and sold to any bank or banker. s'
The Interest amounts to 90
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House For Sale.
Sale Of Whiskey.
IvE HAVE ON HAND AEOUT 90

w BARRELS Of Old Rye Whiskey Wtiss
we wish TO CLOSE out
II not sold before the 10th Of April We vii
oftor Il at public auction at our store 10 Bridge
port, Belmont county, Ohio. Parties wishing
good article are invited 10 call and examine
MARLIN .. OSBORNE & SHARP
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l. WITH me in business, Mr.. JOHN II
STALLMtAN,. under the firm name of J. T.
t.akin GO, the partnership to date from the
lst OF Fe lruary 1865. JOHN T. LAKIN
Wheeling, March 2lst, 1865.
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DIED.

On Tuesday morning, March 2lst, of dipthe.
ria, WILLIE, youngest son Of Noah and Mary
Price. in the second year of his age.
The funeral will take place this "wednesday
morning at ten o'clock, from the residence of his
parents on Fourth street, near the Second Ward
School
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AGRICULTURAL.
q" PLOUGIIS. 1.l
Ms w
Plouqhs and Plough Castings.
uNmE LARGEST ST OCk q f
PLOUGHS, Plough Points and Castings, OF
all kinds, ever offered in this city.
L. G. FROST 6 CO,

L. G. FROST &c CO,
NOS 1917 and 10 MAIN STREET, Oher At
the lowest manufacturers prices.
Hall & Spears Patent and Centre Levers
Wellsburg
Right and Left Hand Steel Mould Board
Ploughs.
Iron right and left hand Ploughs, of all sizes.
Hillside Ploughs iron and wood stocked, all
sizes. 2" .-.-. ,
Iron stocked Steel Mould Board Ploughs, all
sizes.
Plonghs all sizes.
Bidwells Iron and Steel and Hillside, all
sizes.
Light one horse Marking out, al sizes
Double Michigan Sod and SuhsOil Plough
combined. N.F "".... .L.
Hall g. Speers new Improved Steel Mould
Board Iron Plough.
-Sub-soii Ploughs for two and four horses.
|. Points, Castings, Land Sides, Mould Boards,
DC, &c, all at the lowest prices. ieb2l
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Notes OF all the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt Of subscrip,
tions This is ........ ...
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Administrator's Sale Of Real and Per.
sonal Property i'm the town Of Fuliou.
THE UNDERSIGNED, ADMINS

sue Ot kkeNi and Per.
sonal Property i'm the town Of uliou
THE UNDERSIGNED ADMINS
l. TRAITOR with the will annexed OF the Q,
tate of Sarah Kelly, deceased, will
On the 25th day Of March, 1866,
on the promises, proceed TO sell at public auc
ton the following real property tC.wit Two
half lots in the town Of Fulton In tho county o.
Ohio and State of West Virginia, being tho two
half lots east Of the half lot adjoining the prem
ises lately owned and occupied by VIM JOr
don, and now owned by John Woods, being tn
property that was conveyed to Sarah Kelly b,
decd from Enos Barbarett and CatharinS hi,
wife, dated April lst, lsis, and of record in III.
records for Ohio county, in Deed book 20 at page
423
Also, the personal property belonging to ,aid
estate, consisting of household and Kitchen lur
niture, aud stock Of dry goods aud groceris,
and such other property az may DO found bs
longing 10 said estate. There u a comfortab.
two story brick house on the above described
half lots, well adapted Tor bookkeeping OF tir
ern purposes,
Terms cash.
-t.U . THOS. UBRIEN
Administrators with the will annexed OF the ~
tate Of Sarah Kelly, deceased. feb2g I'd,
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FOR SALE AND aENs
Commissioner Sail

commissioners Sale
of Valuable Real Estate near NJ,
Marshall County, West Viroisi .a''a'
DY VIRTUE OF AM
ID PRONOUNCED BY the Circr,. RRs
Ohio county, on the 18th dsy Of Sour 4.
in a cause therein then pending. xhaaay lss
ard NJ. Messick was complainant arSrr1eh RcS
Russell Was defendant iwill -" 0A'e, W.
On Monday, the 10Th day of .ipr;,,
at two oblock p. NJ, proceed, at thu
of the Court House In Marshall con, noat des,
at public auction the following descr;hss 70 ssa
oflands Ito-wit: Beginning at a sinma y patee
ID. Purdy s liue corner to Fletcher Hsrp,,Iin les
with said Purdys line south 76io xsaa. here,
poles to post at the public road IN I'll
said road north 1912. west IA ola me VII
stake, thence north 33lo, west Al . 10 P ps to
stake insaid Hannas line thence WIKI a 10
southieSfo, east 81 2l0 poles TO hiclo.' aat he
south lsto, east 40 ITO poles TO The ~ y, theaCs
containing eleven acres three nod slhnAs
poles This Is the same property deseriS AS Ia
deed from Richard N. Messick and sss n
Charles w. Russell, now on record in th sue %
of the Recorder for Marshall county H. ON.
be unimpeachable. N
TsRMsi The sale win bs made ON a All.
six, twelve and eighteen months canal S S q
ments, with interest from day of sale nIa1aa
chaser giving bond and good security an Ie puI
will also be retained on said land until ~. snea
chase money is paid N. RICUAPnSnsfG
mArlU-o&wjud t. Commissio.
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THE ONLY LOAN In MARKET

now offered by the Gov eminent, and it Is conf
IDENTIFY expected that its superior advantages
will make it the great
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Popular Loan of the People.

. Less than 5000, 900 90 remain unsold, which
will probably be disposed Of within the next 6O
or 90 days, when the notes will undoubtedly
command premium, as has uniformly been the
case on closing the subscriptions to other Loans
In order that citizens of every town and sec
ton of the country may be afforded facilities for
taking the Loan, the National Banks State
Banks. and Private Bankers throughout the
country have generally agreed to receive sub
scriptions at par. Subscribers will select their
own agents, in whom they have confidence, and
who only arc to be responsible for the delivery
of the notes for which they receive orders
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent
PHILADELPHIA.
Subscriptions will be received hy ALL THE
BANKS IN WHEELING marl6.lm
-
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Notice.
Wanted.
Auction Sale,

Of Valuable Household and Kitchen Far
Ritare -. uf
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Administrators with the will annexed OF the q,
tate Of Sarah Kelly deceased feb22 I'd,
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APPLES, ONIONS AND POTATOES.

800 barrels Prime New York Apples.
$50 barrels Prime Rhode Island Red and Yellow
Skin Onions.
Potatoes on hand and arriving, for sale low Apply
to w. D. MACY,
as6-am Smiths WhaM