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Tax on Southern Manumctures

Inc ioiioWlnS circular, issued by the
Secretary of the Treasury N Monday. is
highly important to Southern Manufactu-
rers and all those holding articles manu-
facturad in the South:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
February 2 1866,
"On September ii, 1865, an order was
issued by this Department, under the DOW.
er conferred by section 46 of Internal Rev.
enue Act of June 30, 1864, directing that
articles Manufactured in the States lately
IN insurrectlon, prior to the establishment.
OF collection districts therein, but retained
In possession Of the manufacturer until after
such establishment, and thus made liable
to the current rates of taxation, should be
heid Tree from present assessment until
transported beyond the limits of the above
mentioned States, and should then be sub.
Jected only to the tax due at the time of
their manufacture.
"The reasons for their exemption were
stated briefly at the time of its allowance
1t was induced by the fact that manufac-
turcrs had, in Ignorance Of the law, retain
large quantities of their products in their
own hands, and by the supposed additional
fact that much of the property so retained
had greatly detcriorated in value.
Abundant opportunity having now
been given for the disposal of these mann.
iacturcs, there is no good reason for con-
tinulng privilege inconsistent with the
general provisions of the law, adverse to
the Interests of Northern manufacturers.
and susceptible, as experience has shown,
to very great abuse
"lt is therefore, hereby ordered, that on
and after March l., 1865, all Southern
manufactures in possession of tho manu-
taciurer shall be held subject to the present
rates OF duty-no exception being made in
any case on account of the date of manu-
iacturc II. McCULLOCH,
Secretary of the Treasury"
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MIR. SAW TANK TO MR. BILL Arr
OLp FEEGIYNY, YrSIrEu SrArBsl
OF AMEElEY, lSG5.
SA.. I.Nk u Err ARr .cnlith rrcc.inr
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Two Excellent Periodicals.

The last number of "Euery Sdtur-
day." published by Ticknor Il Fields,
OF, Boston, is entirely devoted to Charles
Dickens new Christmas book, AIugby
Junction. 1t is printed in the United
States, by arrangement with Mr.. Dick
ems, a week before its appearance in
England. Eight stories, four of which
are by Mr.. Dickens himself, are strung
together on q slender thread under plot.
and are all excellent of their kind.
We are glad TO notice the increasing
success of "Every Saturday." 1t is a
choice family periodical.
There are few issues of the press that
wear like LttelIs Living Age, publish
ed in weekly numbers at Boston, by
Littell, Son & Co. We have turned to
its pages with undated interest for
many years, and in all that time have
been made more familiar with its high
excellence as magazine. The very
best of everything in the European peri
odical press is gathered into its pages.
The price is IS per annum.
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AMODERN yuRACEI


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The Democratic Central Committee
of Indiana are reported to have made
the astonishing discovery that the re-
suit of the late political canvass was a
Democratic triumph, demonstrating
that ian overwhelming majority of the
people of the United States are in favor
of the Presidents restoration policv.' ,,
Exactly how they reach this result is
not stated, and, in view of the over
whelming Republican majorities in all
but three of the loyal States that have
yet voted out of the twenty-five, we are
curious to know. We suppose, how
ever, that it is attained by taking the
Copperhead strength in the North, add
ing TO it all the rebels in the South who
served in the armies of Lee, Johnston,
Dick Taylor, or elsewhere, as well as
those who remain at home to hunt
fugitive Unionists, and then resOlYfnE
all loyal whites and freedmen out 81
existence. This plan for obtaining a
victory Is novel, at least. But what do
the Copperheads propose to do with 1t ?
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NORTH WEST V1Re1S1A AaR1cUL-
TUFeAL SOCIETY.-The attention of the
Stockholders in the North West Vir-
glnla Agricultural Society is called to
a meeting to be held this evening MT the
council room, city building, for the
election ola Board OF Directors for the
ensuing year, and the transaction of
such other business as may come before
it. a report of the financial affairs and
condition of the Society will be made by
the retiring Board
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COls"te's Aromatic Vegetable Soap.
a superior Toilet Soap, prepared from re-
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The Pay OF Members of Congress.

The Pay OF Members of Congress,
This question is up again and is tax
ing a new shape. We read in the Con-
gressional proceedings that
Mr.. Lawrence, of Ohio, introduced a
bill to repeal the law of last session in
creAsing the pay of members of Con-
gress, which was read first and Sec
ond time and referred to the Commit
tee on the Judiciary.
Mr.. Schenck moved an amendment,
which also was referred to the same
COMMITTEES, that all payments made OF
refunded.
Mr.; Lawrence, of Ohio, also intro
duced a bill to reduce the mileage OF
congressman, which was referred TO
the same COMMITTEES, ~,
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DIED.

At Sprigg House. Dec. 18th, at 8 a. M, OF
Consumption, JAMES q. NESNUN, aged 50
years.
Funeral from the residence OF his mother.
North Wheeling. Sunday, the 9th instant. at
O'clock, p. m. Friends ofthe family invited
to attend.
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b. U. h. p.
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The superior excellence of this BAKING
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It is prepared from strictly pure materials,
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II makes all kinds of Light Bread, Mullins
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The principal Hotels and Boarding Houses
and the Il st families of Wheeling ali use it,
Try II, II you have not already done so.
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WE have received the first number of
the Dayton (o.) Daily Chronicle, pub
lished by Gardner & Reynolds. 1t is a
well gotten up newspaper enterprise,
and we hope it may succeed.
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The city Convention To-Nixht.

Remember this important meeting
tonight at the Union Club Rooms.
We hope that all the delegates will be
promptly on hand at half past seven
O'Clock.
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FOR CITY SERCEaNT

y SoMEssRS. EDITORS :-PLEAsE AN.
~ announce the name Of !. NJ BRODTE
as a candidate for the Office OF CITY Scream
subject to the decision OF the city Union Con-
Nen I9 and oolige MANY VOTERs.
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OR STREET COMMISSION

n S5RMEssRs. -EDIToRS:-PLEAsE AN.
a candidate FOR the Office of Street Commit,
sioner. subject to the decision of the Union
CITY Convention, and obIige
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BY a dispatch from GAINESVILLE re-.
ceived in this city yesterday afternoon.
We are informed that the Central Ohio
Railroad Is all right again, the deten-
caused by the breaking down of the
fully removed,
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n SSsMESsRs. EDIBoRS :-PLEAsE AN
GS nounce the name of EDWARD n. ia.
Wis rs candidate for City Sergeant, subject
70 5o,t,h me decision of the city Union Convention
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GENTS--l make the following statement
irom perfect conviction and knowledge OF
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IN curing the most deep.seated Pulmonary
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on the young and the old, and I can truly
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FOR CITY NERGEANT

NTMEssRs. EDIroRs:-PLEAsE AN
w. nounce SAMUEL B. NJ CULLOCH as a
candidate for the office of City Sergeant Sub
I Isc TO the choice of the city Union Conven-
LlOl, ~ 1t
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To whom all orders should be addressed.
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announcements.


NPM EsSRs. EDIToRs:-AN NoUNC
tT05 JOHN 5. ARMSTRONG as a candidafe
for street Commissioner, subject to the action
OF the city Union COnven ton. dC4.tc
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aIettt AdrfrttsEtnFuts.

SDRELIEIOUSH northumberland
tEy at the Cathedral, in the morning SER
vice, the Bishop will explain and prove by
scnpturnl evidences, the doctrine OF the Im-
maCulRte Conception.
In the afternoon service, which commen-
ces at 8 o'clock, the Bishop will repeat In Inn
dition of the Jews" to which he earnestly in.
vites the attention OF the Israelites amongst
Us, and OF ali inclined to doubt the truth OF
Christianity dcS.it
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MEPcALFE's GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY.
This new and wonderful medicine acts like
magic, curing Rheumatism of years stand
ing in few days.
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WEREsPECTFULLY INVITE THE At
Wy ten1on of the trade, and purchasers gem
crazy stlISy 70 our very large and well assorted
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nclt call. WINSHIP, WOODS q CO.
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For Remit

TOT hbuE.7 =
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Il Main street, formerly occupIed BIZ I'd
M,AI9sS stone q Co. as a wholesale Boot and
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E.9I, I1Ether pafucularS enquire of A. z:
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heSsrs. j. n. HARRIS & Co:

READ what DR.. scoviM says Of ALIENS
LUNG BALsAM:
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Now for the Presents

GRANVILLE u. HALL.
secretary of the State. dec6:8tdltw
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The PREPARED PRESCRIPTION" is
put up IN a 81 bottle, and is sold by Druggists
generally, or orders may be addressed 10 the
Cortlandt Street, N. Y. Consultation nee.
a Circular, containing particulars OF many
cases successfully treated, Will be sent free,
by mail, to all who will write for it ,
SOLD IN Wheeling by 7. II. LOGAN q co.
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The Courts.

SouHtss
CRIMINAL CouRr--Judge Ffsher.-(Edw'd
On Thursday evening, in the case Of Mary Rich
ardson, on trial for stealing watch from Bartho-
lomsw Hurley, the jury rendered verdict Of not
guilty. ~
James Boylej verdict guilty Of petty larceny, and
sentenced to jail for two weeks.
John H. Doyle, indicted for stealing coat and
clock from Conrad VOLS, verdict guilty, and sen
fenced to Albany for ono year.
The court met yesterday morning, but adjourned
until to-day on account Of Judge Fisher having to
attend the court In bano.
SUPREME CoURr OF THE DISTRICT OF Go.
LuNpIA.--Pressnt Chief Justice Cartier, Associate
Justices 0lin and Fisher.
Yesterday morning the case Of Joshua A. and
Mary Ritohie and others, against Richard Lay. sx.
ecutor OF Thomas Carbery and others, appeal from
the equity court was taken up and argued by Mr..
r. j. Brent for the appellants, and Mr.. Jos. II.
Bradley, sr, for the appsllsss.
The appellants contend that the only question In
this case involves the construction and effect Of the
will Of Thomas Carbery, the decree passed by the
court for partition, and the ratification thereof,
and the agreement between the parties to ratify
tho partition made
| l. That the annuity to Misses Ruth and Catha.
rine Carbery was given to enable them to keep up
the homestead, while they lived In and occupied II.
2. That BY their abandonment of the homestead,
and their deed Of sale to Mr.. Gait, the annuity Is
| extinguished.
8. That We are entitled to decree releasing our
| property from the lien for said annuity.
4. That the furniture In the Homestead should
also be dscrsed to be given up to the distributes
Of Thomas Carbery.
The appellses contend that Thomas Carbery de-.
vised his whole estate to trustees after giving GER
tain pecunary legaces to several Of his relatives
and life estate In his Homestead to his two sur.
viving sisters and tho survivor Of them, with an
annuity of 81, 200 charged on his whole estate.
First. That although by the terms Of the will II
was contemplated that they should occupy the
homestead during their lives, yet that was not q
condition on which the annuity was to be paid; and
II II was, then 1t superseded BY the subsequent
agreement.
Second. That the decree of distribution gave to
Miss Carbery. to whom the dwelling. house was
assigned, no productive property on which she
could live and that the Same gave to her an eI.
elusive right to that property, which enabled her
at any time to turn her sister out and dispose ol
| the fee.
Third. That the just and true construction oi
the agreement Of the parties and tho Decree Is to
secure to them the annuity on condition that they
would consent To the division of the property, and
allow the heirs to take their portions Of the home
stead and the annuitants to dispose Of their part
as they should see At.
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THE WASHINGTON HOMEOPATH.
&c DISPENSARY.
ouAarxaxAsrxa azsxaAL's oyyroa, !

THE WASHINGTON HOMEOPATH-
IC DISPENsARY.
This charitable institution, 50 much needed in this
city, will open on MONDAY, October %, on q street,
3l4, between Twelfth and Thirteenth.
GUARDIANS:
HENRY D. COOKE, ESQ,
CHARLES KNAP, ESQ,
JOSEPH H. BRADLEY, ESQ,
WIN. 8. HUNTINGTON, ESQ.,,
GEORGE 3. BAKER, ESQ,
HON. MONTGOMERY BLAIR.
JOHN @. CLARKE, Treasurer.
T. s. VERDI, N. D., Secretary.
At this worthy Institution the poor people Of city
will receive medical attendance and medicines free Of
charge.
Tho Dispensary being supported by FREQ eontribu-
tlons all those we'll disposed towards the poor may
send their contributions to the TreasurOr John O,
Clarke Esq of the Bank Of Riggs Co. or to the Sec
retsry DR.. T. S. Verdi, 26s street. between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth.
The rooms will be opened from q to p. m. daily,
sundays excepted.
Drs 7. S. Verdi, Of Washington and c. 8. Verdi, OF
Georgetown, aud any other physician willing to assist
In the good work, will be In attendance.
oc29.u T. s. VERDI, NJ. D., Secretary.
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RECEIVING STOLEN GooDs.-Wm. Smitl
was last night arrested for receiving stolen goods
consisting Of gold watch and chain. He was helt
for further hearing by Justice Holingshead.
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BASE BALL-There will be a friendly game
Of base ball between the Interior and the Union
Base Ball Clubs Of this city, on the grounds of tho
latter, at p. m to-day
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CONSERVATIVE ARMY AND NAVY UNION
1t will be seen by reference to advertising col
umDs that q special meeting Of the Conservative
Army and Navy Union will be held at their Head
quarters this evening Important business will b.
transacted. Tho new band Of the Association vii
be in attendance.
The national Republican., 1866-11-10

PLAYING CHECKERS WITH HER NosE.--
Mary Riley, an old acquaintance with the officer
on duty at the Central Guard Hotel, was last night
arrested for being drunk and dsorderly, and wa
furnished lodgings at the Central.
The national Republican., 1866-11-10

DISEASED MEAr-A case was reported
last night, at the Police Headquarters, Of the cut.
ting up and selling the meat Of diseased cow
The national Republican., 1866-11-10

TILL TAPPERs.-Officers Brown and Sher
wood, on Thursday, arrested two colored boys IL
Georgetown, named Robert Scott and Solomon Lo
max, on charge Of stealing about fve dollars from
the money drawer Of Mr.. John Inglehart. They
were held for q hearing by Justice Buckley.
The national Republican., 1866-11-10

FIRE ALARa.-The alarm of fire near y
O'clock last night wa false,
The national Republican., 1866-11-10

VIOLATING CORPORATION LAws.-For sew
ersl days past the officers have been arresting par
ties for keeping dogs without liconss and runninl
carts and wagons without numbers. In the Eight
precinct on Thursday, seven parties were arreste'
for having dogs without license. In the Seoon,
precinct Eve parties arrested for running cart
and wagons without numbers. Most Of them wer
sentenced to pay fine Of IS and directed to pro
euro their license.
The national Republican., 1866-11-10

FAST RIpINo.-Georgc Smith was arrested
in the Second precinct yesterday by Officer Bailey
for fast riding and profanity He was taken before
Justice Walter, who imposed fine Of $40 on the
fret charge and S. on the othor