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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-03
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
COSxEDsRATE STATES or AMERICA,
Richmond. Va. August ~. 1864.

INENaNKf I<hfA HI.IF'NF,
CoSxEDERATE STATES or AMERICA,
Richmond, Va, August 70, 1854. J
n EQUATIONS FOR CARRYING
IA INTO EFFECT TIE ACT OF coNGEEss
APPROVED JUNE u, 1861, AUTHORIZING
OWNERS OF REGISTERED EIGHT PER CENT.
BOSDS, ISSUED L NDEk TIL PROVISIONS OF
TIE ACT APPROVED MAY ~, 1861, TO TX
CHANCE THE SAME FOR COUPON EoEnS.-
Parties owning registered eight per cent. bonds
u:daT :hc act Of May H. lS6f, desiring I" eS, hrnse
then, for COUPON bonds, Will assign tGrm N he
manner pointed out in the printed enforcement on
The back of the certificate, 10 the "toni'derate
States Of America, in exchange for coupon bonds"
and cause them t. be presented to the Dcc.ster Of
The Treasury Department sho win thcpcupon, in
comy.anc. with the provisions of The act q June
49, 1851, issue coupon bonds for the amount specified
IL The registered bonds SO assigned.
q. A. TRENHOLM,
il e--s Secretary of the TreLS,Iry.
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A CARP uoIITE GENTLEAIEN We
- nave on hand large supply OF MILITARY
GOODS, such as 6 GENERALS WREATuS. STARS.
BARS. CORDS and TAS>ELS, STAFF BUTTONS,
MARYLAND BUTTONS, MISSOURI BUTTONS
aud al slzce CARAkALDI BUTTONS.
Mi;s SEMON {. co,
No. Ill Broad street
ANY person having od-fi.hio,ca GILT EPAU
I.EFFES will do well to bring them To No. Il
Broad street. i,o-Iw.
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NTH4LIAM Il. nAVinS0N}Ss il. con-
w .isuea i'll the COMMISSIONERS 81 NESS,
Cny street, between Thu tseu tn and VIA. streats
notwithstanding the Jatse reeest ety Wed by
malicious aHd interested pesoa d. IN .aru and
viii alters, strictly 70 all coAsi gn and orders,
always reporting promptly. ds l9-lm
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w , WipT No ,t 5 10 . Hroaa st s,s.
ton 10 hi~ establishment and stock, which viii
b. found superior to any in the Confederate States.
Al! the great improvements i'll the construction OF
Wigs, Uead-DresSes, Bans;eaus BT.ids. Waterfalls,
Cataracts, aud every style Of HAIR WORK, &c,
having been introduced by hin-pa1ticliariy his
vent;latins work, every hair OF which is FL. in
separately thus initiating Nature. But,as strangers
are Liable to be imposed upon by the pretended wig
makers which abound among us, I deem i. my
duty to r,oclaiV their merits, tha. ole may be
nisled or be deprived OF valuable head Of hair.
l invite al to come and Judge iUr themselves after
visiting dther establishments
n. bah kinds of HAIR exchanged for NEW.
The highest price paid for OLD II-A!R-lon= or
short. de 3I--Gte
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TREASURY DrrARTNEST,
de I--codoIn

1RENSJkY IJEFARTNENT, I
CcSYEDER ATE STATES AMERICA,
EIcuMoSp, November -. 1854. }
TUE HOLDERS AND OWNERS OF
I COUPON BONDS AND CERTIFICATES OF
STOCK issued under the act of Angus, 18th, 1851,
rcdccnabc after the lst days Of Jantsry and July,
1851, are hereby notified to present the same for
payment TO the Treasurer, of the Assistant
Tioasurers or Pay Depository of she Confederate
States, funds having been placed in the hands OF
those officers fer tie purpose Of rcicc1ning said bonds
and stock. No interest will t. allowed The rcon at.er
January ist, 1853. q. y. TRENHOLM,
dc 5--cojt2sa Secretary e Treasury.
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TREASURY DEPAkTNEvr
CcaYgpEgaT. STATgs or AMERICA.
II


Richmond, kus.ists, l3Gi. ! :
TERTIFICATEsOF INDEBIEDNFt9a
~ BEARING SIX FIR CENT PR aNf;yN
= fEEEsr AND FREE / ROM TAxAIIoy.-~Qy
Inc fo.ftes 81 Iii se1ssbn Of fire Get IN y .tiea TIE err
renoy, approved Fsirua,v IL, 1854, se Se@r.ary q
..e Treasury authorized 10 IssGc t1o above ee-.i.
iscates piyafsie i,v2 years after tie Ratification 81
sieaty D; peace With the United STATES. iGfy On.
.ioi be .,, bat only 10 he Issued - s1-h ers,.
tors os tbe Government willing 70 Tece 20 n.
SANE in payment 81 their demands. They nas. also
re given at par, though free from taxation.
Jne attention Of purchasing agents and disburs.
ne cHcc-s of the Government is called to tins clas
>; -,rc securities offering peculiar advarai4es
10 those 1ronk Whom the stpriies Of The Gore,Hmrn:
Ire bought aE. 20 facilitate the use Of .ien, cets
.Tawn by GisbuTsng officers upon the dei'5sitari9s
ho!ing these funds, and marked across tie fee
"rrab'e i'll certificates sof Indebtedness, vi. .s
paid In conformity herewith.
Depcsiiaries are hereby authorized ard required
20 comply with this regulation. ard 10 make all il
caticn 10 the Reste: for supplies Of certica.. as
required. lSg:cdi g. a. TRENHOLM,
j G-ts Secretary o! Tre&sJtrr.
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nISSULlTTION.- firm of Nc

nISSOLUTION.-Th firm of Nc
mutual consent. III. business vii be closed BY H.
II. Mitchell, to whom claims will be presented
ther partner VIII receipt or debts due to the con-
Il u. MITCHELL will continue the business in
his own name, ana invites consianments If lumber,
y ard al kinds OF produce, and pledges his best
e@eltions TOR the Interest oi his employers.
James e. Mccarthy viii remain atthe old and
and assist in the business, and asks the tf
OF his old fric,ds. JAMES &. Ni,I;Azs1H1,
Ia 2-3ts X. y. AAASI1CLL
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M E>SRS KERR & LYON would an
lvA nounce that, having made ARRANGEMENTS
WITH Mr. JOHN BOOKER, formerly WITH G,oen
& Hohson ard William l. G teen the concern viii
hefesltei he knoan a. BOOKER, KERR {. LYON,
OENEhAL PROD CE COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS. They hope, b. strict attention, to merit
a continuation OF the patronage so literally lc-
slowed on the obi concern. Iao-Gt
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Thanked for the patronage extended to the late
firm Of LEE & BOWMAN, the subscriber viii c H.
tinuc at the Old stand, the uc,ion business for la
SALE Or NEGROES, publicly aud privately. aud
soclts continuation Of the SAME from his friends
1t The puhh'. n. NJ. LEE.
January ), 1865. i, c-ts
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nIVIDlND.-The President and Di-
l , rcctors Of tie Traders Bank of the City of
Richmond have declared dividend of FIVE AND
\ QUARTER PER CENT. for the six months pay.
able IN e':ency, subject to deduction of quar-
ter per cent bonus 70 the Stale leaving ye rr.en.
payable u the stockholders Gil and after the =, If
'ui"d'y next +. SINTON
III -i-t1s'IAn Cashier
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Notwithstanding retired fro.. the auction bust
ness, respectfully return my thanks for the lbrr.
Patronage bestowed upon the house during my cor
ncction with IT, ard solicit a continuance Of the
To Mr. n. NJ LEE, VINO will conduct the b,.si-
ness at the old stand. S. VI BOWMAN
JANUARY 2, 1860
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TnrAsuRy DfpAnrasXr,
CoSrEnrR NJ STATES or AMERICA.
RIO MoSD, December 7, 1854.


@ fDrRATK 3ttlIs OF AMERICA,
RICHMOND, November II. 1851
'EHREtCRY NOTES OF TIE OLD
J. ISSCG.--To the end. every facility ,I.ay lr
afforded + the holders Of these notes II effcc.irc
the exch ange for Acw, the Ircaslfer. a. is.ut
i:eaSu,fr' and Pay bepo.itaEes, AID the Dcro-.
taTies &c duty mas hen hitherto limited 70 fula
Inc, arf hereby autio1is.d 10 receive the notes fr
exchaf. Those not supplied wren FINDS VIII fc-
sISer names oi the deposlois receiN ing al 10;
oiier.f 'or, and entitled % exchange until The .
day fdanuagy, }H6I, inclusive. 'rlo uC-.s u
ceiv' tan registered 'utst Ia orw,rss>l by ext-c
10 r Treasurer 1T Richmond, with a c0ry al BE
reg r.. and new issue, :or th" payment nj the de-
r.a VII t" l'l,f''F!.teiy forward. IN rcttrn.
tf ASSISTANT IftaSur.rs and Uepn itagic4 are
herfy Instructed IL rcpubiisli ti.s notice.
e.. y, TRENHOLM,
Hlo--fIJ Secretary oil tbs Treasury.
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w ANTED.-I wish to engage the ser
w vices Of a lady as COVERINGS 70, my two
daughters Immediately, who is entirely competent
and experienced in teaching al the various branches
Of an English education, Latin, French and Music
Oh the piano. a pleasant and desirable home i,
offered to an applicant, wio must be well recon-
meEded. Address the undersigned, living near
Gloucester Courthouse, Virginia, stating terms
de1-2taw5t" w. 2. SMITH.
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BEEN REMOVED TO TIE NORTHEAST COR
NER OF THIRTEENTH AND MAIN STREETS,
tSrence's Buiiding,l IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE
THE OLD STAND.
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r 3. PAYNE & Co, Commission Mer-
81 chants and Dealers in Imported Wines, Lii
Guors, &C., No lib Broad street.
Ture old Rye Whiskeys
Pure old Malt Whiskey (Scotchl,
Pure old Irish Whiskey,
Pure old French Brandy,
Pure old Apple Brandy,
Pure old Tom Gin,
Champagne Wine,
Clatct Wine,
Sherry Wine,
Madeira Wine,
Domestic Wine,
Blackberry Wine,
Edinburs Ale iJeiIries's),
Grape Vinegar,
Tomato CatsuP,
Englisl, Mustard,
Pickles,
Sardines,
Toilet Soaps,
Tooth Brushes,
Combs, Scissors,
Pen Knives,
Pencils, Paper, Envelopes &c.
Briar-root Pipes,
Tobacco Pouches rubber,
M.,son's DlaCking,
Backing Brushes,
Horse Brushes. dc I'm
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WANTED, PARTNER, in general
W. grocery and commission business. One W no
has influence and capital. Best reference given afd
required. Address box 669, and state where an ln-
tery;ew can lie had il 2-2t'
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW MUSIC-TWO d o. l. RS
IN EAsu-Postage free for tae rricc-one-
half off to the trt,de.
I'VE NO MOTHER NOW.
MuRMUR OF THE SHELLS.
D1Ap MOTHER. I'VE CONF HOME TO DIE.
ALABAMA.
BESSIE BELL WALTZ.
STRING TINE POLKA.
MOCKING-BIRD QUICKSTEP.
PALMETTO SCIIOTTISCIlE.
CARNIVAL OF VENICE QUICKSiEP.
MUSICAL SOUVENIR, suitable as Christmas
or New-Year's present.
ENGRAVING.
Inscriptions on Watches, Rings, Jewclry, &c, III
the best style and OH shortest notice.
GEORGE DUNN & Co,
de 3l-3t corner Fourteenth an" MAN.
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NANTED, q No. l BLACKSMITH
w One Of proper qualifications ard character
can find a iircr purchaser by applying 10 me.
RICHARD lRBY.
Blacks and Whites, Nottoway, Virginia.
de 3l-6tt
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nISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
~ The firm Of LEE {, BOWMAN is this day dis
solved by mutual c nsent. Either partner IS au:h,-
rlzed TO Use the nalI.c Of the finn in liguidaion
n. NJ. LEE,
S. VI. BOWMAN.
RIcHMo>D, Janualw2, 1865.
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WANTED, for the ensuing year, an
" CVERSEER on my fam in Icniico Best
Of reference required. Address box $780, Richmond
poit-ofiiic. &c 3I--"t~
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xSr ANTED.-Two gentlemen, employed
~ in Cove, nrcnt offices, Aaving lvl1ncd a
MESS. >csiIcus OF taking III third The IL
Iangcncn; viii Ire found 20 be very comfortable ana
the expense mo1cra:.> FOR further information,
apply at Mrs. HORNE2, Ninth street, two squares
beyond Leigh, north side, yellow house de al--ai'
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WANTED TO HIRE, an ENGINEER,
w white, free or slave; also, several COLORED
WORKMES. Apply 1T the Sash, Blind, Door and
Shoe Last Factory, corner Of Seventh and Canal
streets IN o-otsI ISAAC J. MERCER.
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WANTED Wanted, for tho ensuing
w year, ONE THOUSAND SLAVES, 70 work
on the Richmond and Da!vilie railroad, and RE-
HUNDRED SLAVES TO w0lk on the Piedmont
railroad. Apply to any agent OF the roads along
the line, q, the Offices in Rchmoud and Danvi;Ie.
CHARLES G. TALCOpT,
de lin Superintendent.
Examiner, Whig and Enquirer. Petersburg Tx
press and .y1lchurg Nncn!an copy one month.
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WANTED. WRITING T., or other EN- y
yo,nr man in one Of the Departmental citizen OF
Richmond and well known in the community
Reference gwen il required. Address "EMP1DY-
through ycst-oticc. ia 2-3tf
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NXIANTED, EMEDIATELY, to pur-
W. chase or rent q HOUSE, with three or four
rooms, in pleasant part Of the city. Address w.,
ENQUIRER office. u st
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WANTED, three or four good POT
w TIERS; also, ono or two good CARPEN-
TIERS. Any person having s,ch r'orrty to sell
or to hire, al please address Me at WyllieshtEg,
Charlotte county Va. Reference Bacon u Blsker-
vile, or Jetcr 4 Harris Richmond, Va.
I have for sale Il fine thorouolbrtd STALLION,
Jackson by imported Fly-by Night. Also, two fine
JACKS de 3I-iOtel SAMUEL BARNES.
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NTANTED, reliable Young or mid
w dlc-aecd MAN. as SALESMAN; one ac-
e,lanted with The hardware business pcotcrrcd.--
Best references required.
Also, wanted, for the ensuing year, a Grst-rate
COOK, WASHER and IRONER, without cncum-
brance. For that can bring satisfactory tc,ti-
nloas, liberal hire viii De laid. Inquire az Il
Main street: de 5l--St.
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WANTED, TWO FURNISH E
w ROOMS. (adjoining,) for which a liberal
rricc will be paid Address box gu. de 3l--2t"
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ltOUNn, by servant. on Eighth street.
between franklin and Grace Streets a sum of
the City Postmaster aud Describing the same and
paying for his advertisement. de 2;--.ts
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DERSONS HAVING SEWING. MA
4 CHIMES TO lac REPAIRED or CLEANED
ce nave u dtAe by leaving their orders at the store
G; M. aUSsELI. V. AI.f.lsN s.eood door f,a,a
the corner Of Broad and Fifth streets DE- 3l--5.s
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WANTED, Immediately, a competent
w ard experienced ACCOUNTANT, Who Is
exempt from military duty. imam auction and COM
,n>si n store. Adl1css, f5r week. bcE $50,
ii, ilniani 1tl~t coffee. dc st. "
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a,w.ys AHEAp.-onr enterprisin,

ALWAYS AHEAD.-Our enterprising
clothiers Messrs Stein e. Bro. have just
received their spring stock of fashionable
clothing for gentlemen's wear, which en-
braces everything in the cloth, cashmere
and vesting line, including every variety
of gentlemen's furnishing goods. This
is the first opening of the season, and we
are glad to announce to our readers that
thew can be accommodated at the short
est notice.
This firm have not only increased their
stock, but in order to meet the pressing
demand of their patrons they have great
" increased their force of wOrkmen. The
hest cutters and the best workmen have
been secured, and the many customers
of this mammoth clothing emporium
can now rely upon their orders being
filled promptly, and the goods are war
ranted to be second to none in the mar
ket.
We are pleased to note this great I'M
movement in this celebrated establish
ment. We are aware that in the man
agement of this house neither trouble
nor expense has been spared, but the
sole object of the proprietors seems to
have been to fit Clothing Emporium
such as the growing interests OF this city
and surrounding country demand. We
think the energetic gentlemen have sue
ceeded in their efforts, and can now boast
of q store room unequalled i'll the CITY,
and of goods of the best and latest ln-
portation.
Anew feature of the store is the de-
partment fitted up for merchant taliors
goods, which embraces one OF the
choicest and most magnificent assert
ment of cloths and trimmings for mer-
chant tailors. This department will be
continually reinforced by all the latest
STYLES, enabling country merchants 10
purchase the best of clothing material
at Eastern prices. A full assortment OF
the hest of shirts, of their own manu-
facture and of the best material, will be
constantly kept on hand.
Mr.. Thos. E Beans and H. Guggen-
heimer, the clever and accommodating
proprietors, of the establishment are well
known as two of our most enterprising
and gentlemanly dealers. We are sure
their efforts to build up first class cloth
ing house in this city will be crowned
with success. Such untiring energy as
they have manifested for the attain
ment of that object cannot fail to meet
its reward
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-09

RIyER-The river was still falling
Yesterday, with eighteen feet water in
the channel The levee presented a
brisk and lifelike appearance.
The steamer Wild Wagner, Captain
browne left for Cincinnati, with very
good trip.
The steamer Revenue, Capt. Russell
arrived from Nashville, and left for Pitts
burg. She is expected to leave here for
Cincinnati on Saturday
The hull of another new steamer for
the Illinois River Packet Company ar
rived yesterday from Sardis, and was
lowed by the "Silver Heels" to sweeneys
landing, where she will receive her ma
chinerv,. which is made By the enter
prising firm of Sweeneys & Co Inc
huu is $50 feet long, SO wide, and hold .
f.et deem Her cabin will be built by
Messrs Hanes and Beam. When com
Melted she will be one of the handsomest
sternwheel boats ever built here.
On the last trip of the Wild Wagner
from Cincinnati to this city, she made
one hundred and ten landings, and ar
rived here but few hours behind time.
She had three hundred and sixty passen-
gers registered on the Clerks book
This is one of the best trips ever made
in this trade The freight trip was also
heavy and profitable. Capt browne is
a clever fellow, and will always meet
with success, wherever he may go.
The Louisville Democrat say~:
The Government is taking all the
boats that arrive at this point for the
purpose of removing the large quantity
of corn now lying along the banks OF the
Lower Ohio.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-09

THE CARTER ZoUAvEs LAST NIGHT
AS was predicted, crowded house
greeted this troupe in the occasion OF
their debut at Washington Hall last even
ing. We find that too much has not been
said in their favor by the press, and we
were not disappointed in the entertain
ment. The instrumental department IN
the first part was indeed very fine, and
among the children there are some line
voices. The dancing of which there was
quite variety, pleased every one and re-
ceived hearty applause. The Zouave
drill was decidedly the finest thing of the
kind we have seen, and is alone worth
the price of admission. The Carter
Zouaves give splendid show, and will
continue to be successful under their
present management.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-09

DR. C. w. ROBACK-Sir: Your Blood Purl'
der and Pills sell better here than any other
medicines could keep. They are just the med
icne for the people, peculiarly adapted for the
cure of Fever and Ague but the people use them
as general medicine.
To break an attack of the Ague take table
spoonful of the Blood Purifier every hour, and
then cleanse the stomach and bowels we'll with
your Pills III three days the complaint will
be removed and permanent cure effected.
A who try this treatment before applying toa
physician will be saved much cost and suffering
Yours truly, A. Is. TAFI'
BANGOR Van BurenCo, Mich, Sept. Q, GA.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-09

SILVER PLATED Wharf.-The auction
sale of silver plated ware, at John Bish-
ops Jewelry store. was well attended
yesterday, and some very valuable arti-
clss were disposed of at a very low hg-
ure. The sale will be continued this at,
ternoon and evening, when we know
the ladies will he on hand.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-09

MURDER.-We learn that Henry lde,
a daguerrean artist, was murdered IN
the outskirts of Newark, Ohio, night be-
fore last. Some six persons were yes
terday arrested on suspicion of being i'm
plicated in the affair 1t was reported
on the streets of Newark last evening,
that beer saloon keeper, named 5.
Kratchien had confessed to committing
the deed The deceased was badly mn-
tilated about the head, neck, face, breast
and back with a club or some heavy in
strument
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-09

OUR MARKETS In his annual message
Mayor Sweeney recommended the pro-
priety of changing the hours during
which persons could sell their produce,
&c, i'll our maket so as to enable country
folks to attend the markets during the
day, or i'll other words to SO change the
city ordinances as to make them read
as do the ordinances of every city in the
land At the time the message was is
sued we seconded the movement, and
urged Council to take the necessary ac-
ton. No one can attend our markets
without becoming convinced that the
proposed change could not but operate
benefcially to the.public at large. To
say nothing of the conveniences of haV-
ing a day market, the crushing effect it
wonld have upon the soulless hucksters
would alone compensate all concerned.
For weeks and months past our markets
have been ruled and controlled by few
men who are making fortunes Mt the eX
pehse OF the poorer classes Many of
the butchers Who attend the market pur
chase their meats from farmers at much
higher prices than the farmer ever ex-
pected to realize So with every other
article offered for sale The vendors ell
ter into combinations and the most ex-
Orbitant prices are fixed for every arti-
Gle sold
If the day market system should be
adopted by our Council, the farmer can
come to the city i'll the morning, sell his
produce, and return home in the even
ing, thus saving hotel lodging, horse
feed, etc. By this arrangement large
number OF our country people would be
induced to come to the markets, and
prices would necessarily be reduced
The plan is so simple and so highly com,
mendable and expedient that we are
surprised to see the city fathers hesitate
amoment before adopting it.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-09

THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST and for this
reason persons afflicted with Catarrh or Cold i'll
the Head, should buy DR.. d. FL. Seelye's Liquid
Catarrh Remedy. Retail price, Two Dollars per
bottle. bottle WILL LAST ONE MONTH,
used three times day. This medicine contains
no injurious drugs. Sure to cure if directions
are followed
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-09

The Western Virginia Conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church, met at
the Fourth Street Church yesterday
morning, at nine o'clock. Bishop r. )
James opened the religions exercises and
presided over the body. The usual com
mittees were appointed, and the examl-
nation of the character of effective elders
was commenced and nearly finished.
The attendance was very large, full
representation of members being i'll at
tendance.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-09

FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS, game and
venison, served up in the best style, at Inc
Office" saloon, under Washington Hall. choice
lot OF wines, liquors, ales, &C, always on hand.
IF GAUS g. WARNAFELDT.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-09

FRESH AND CHEAP-Oysters, eggs but,
ter, meats, and everything pertaining to hrst
class grocery establishment, for sale cheap by
Booth, Battelle g. Co, at the Boat Store, corner
Monroe and Water streets Call and see.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-09

THREE of the new recruits recently
enlisted in this city died yesterday at
the General Hospital 1t issaid they died
of spotted fever.