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TORONTO, Dec. Lit Is understood
that the Fenians recently sentenced to
death will probably DO respited for
three months TO await the result of APP
peals in their behalf before the courts.
Chief Justice Richards yesterday an
nounced that Judgment In the case Of
Slavin would be given to-day. This
being the last day of the term decislons
are expected in other cases also.
Judgment was delivered this alter
noon In the cases of Lynch, McMahon,
Slavin and School. There were not
many present ut the Court, and no I'M
usual interest was manifested, In the
McMahou case the Chief Justice ex-
pounded at length the law under which
The prisoner was tried. After dIsposing
of the objections raised by the prison.
er's counsel 10 the courts indictment,
his lordship read the evidence given at
the trial showing the prisoners cOnnec-
ton with the Fenians. He stated that
after careful and deliberate consider
alton, he agreed with the learned Judge
who tried the case, that although the
prisoner came over with the Fenlans
FOR the purpose of administering spirit
uAl consolation to the wounded, he was
aiding and assisting in the act, and
equally guilty. The RftidavitS put in
by the prisoners were then received,
and their insufliciency for granting a
new trial was dwelt on. In conclusion,
his lordship stated that he was Of tho
opinion that all grounds taken by the
prisoners counsel for granting the RUE
had fuiled, and that had It been grant
ed 1t would merely have been wasting
time and work TO no purpose, us the
court would not have made 1t absolute.
After the most careful consideration he
could arrive at no other decision than
10 refuse the rule.
Mr.. Justice Hagarty then delivered
Judgment In the case OF the Queen Us.
Lynch. Having recapitulated the OBJ
ieCtions Seridtim he stated that he per-
Iectly concurred in the views which
had been expressed by the Chief JUS
tice, and having devoted much caro- to
the study of all the different points in
volved and objections raised, he had
come TO the decision that no sufficient
grounds had been made out TO warrant
the Court granting the rule.
Mr.. Justice Morrison delivered judg-
ment in the case Of the Queen Us. Schoal
and stated that he perfectly conCurred
with the learned Chief Justice and Mr..
Justice Hagarty and that he had no
doubts in law on the subject and must
therefore refuse the rule.
Mr.. Mckenzie, Queens counsel, then
moved for leave TO appeal. The Chief
Justice said the Court had anticipated
such motion. Having refused the
rule they did not consider they would
be warranted in granting the applica-
ton.
Chief Justice Richards delivered judg-
ment in the Court of Common Pleas in
tho case of the Queen Us. Slavin, to
grant the rule on the same grounds
as those urged by his learned brother
on the Queens bench.
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MEMPHIS, Nov. 3O.-Thanksgiving
day was generally observed-more SO
than any former one.
The inward passenger train on the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad
collided with freight train near Cor
NTH last evening, killing persons,
wounding n large number, and demol-
ishing n number of cars.
LATER.-The Collision on the Mem
phis and Charleston Railroad was more
serious than Mt first reported. Henry
Station, conductor, 3 white men and
negroes were killed instantly; the bag
gage and express cars took fire, con.
Stunning their contents together with the
mail and the bodies of the killed. Mr..
Jones, the baggage master, was caught
by the baggage, and, although unhurt,
was burned 10 death. the passengers be-
ing unable TO render him any assist
ance owing to the heat. Three freight
cars, second class passenger car and
engines were destroyed. A number
Of passengers were injured. The acci-
dent resulted from Stations running.
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RnltlInOre Live stock Mnrket.


CATrLE-SOmO SIS head OF beef Cattle have
been offered nj the State 1.-Two stock. Scales
since Inst Thursday, against M heau LnS l,lt;
VlOus week. Tho offerings comprised ny he7l
received from Western Virginia, - head from
Handy county, Virginia, ~ head from ONE
nil over tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad US
head from Maryland, and 10 hcnd from Pu.
iaSlTl county, ". Va, on foot and, l0 head
which were un,Old last market day. The
market during the early part OF the week cN-
hi6ted moro strength than for some time
INST, hut towards the Closn ratios favored buy.
m Cxtrn quality Cattle selling from s. ~
down TO s. per l0l ms, gross, and other grades
lows: ScalnWngs and old Cows s. 76Ii, com.
mon Reeves 81 10 81, fnlr do s. ~ TO 50 ~,
ight Steers 81 - to 81 70, COOL do 81 70 TO 81 ~,
md primo do 81 q TO 81 II.
HOGs-I'hG heavy decline IN prices Inst
week Checked shipments To this market, aud
the IPns to-day were nearly empty, small
sales reported at IS 10 $40 per lou lbs net, an
advance on Inst Thursdays rates Of y to ~
SmEEr. Market well supplied and dull,
sales ranging from 5toO4 cents per u, gross,
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new York, Dec. 2,-QuaTdntf1e SID
ton, Staten Island, Dec. 2,-The ship
Kate Dyer of Portland from Callas,
with 100 tons Guano, due on the LIST,
was run into last sening by The steam
ship Scotland, hence for Liverpool.
Taking Kate Dyer on tho starboard
bow, cutting her completely through
and causing her to sink in an instant,
giving those who were saved barely
time to get Into boats. Thirteen Of the
crew went down with the ship. Kate
Dyer had a pilot on board who says, us
also does the Captain, that they saw
the steamer about fifteen minutes be-
fore she struck them, and had she kept
her course the collision would have
been avoided. The Scotland had her
bow badly stove, and after picking up
the remainder of the crew Of the ship,
headed back for New York, with leak
gaining rapidly. She was compelled
to run ashore off Sandy Hook to pre-
vent sinking, where she still lies. This
morning at five o'clock she was half
full of water and her pumps useless.
The steamer Arizonia from Aspin-
wall on the 23rd, with large number
passengers and a million one hundred
and thirty thousand dollars in treasure
on board, arrived to-day.
AdviceS from Bogota states that the
Arch Bishop had been expelled from
the Republic, his palace and papers
seized by the Government, and he was
awaiting passage to France.
Considerable inconvenience was CO.
casioned by the non arrival of ice.
Valparaiso dates of he 3rd, and CAL
las Of the l4th, has been received at
Panama.
The war feeling against Spain in
Peru, is increasing. Gillian citizen.
ship Is 10 beconferred upon all citizens
OF Spanish America, and free trade with
oil South American Republics, is being
discussed. Colonel Prado, late Dicta-
tor Of Peru, has been elected President
almost unanimously. Generals Nea-
chusa and Balba have been dishonora-
bly, stricken from the military lists.
General Castela is TO command the
Gillian and Peruvian army.
There is great scarcity Of money In
ECUADOR, owing to the war.
The British bark, Chimborazo, was
burned at sea on the 18th of November.
The crew were saved,
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MARKETS ny TELE0RAru.


DECEMBER, 1.-The Commercial reports
business IN Wall street dull Gold weak nj
liO's. steamer sailed to-day for Europe
with Slis,OO IN gold, Money enSy; rates 500
per cent, stocks lAdSS per cent lower hfi"r
the board,
Tho Posts money article says: Tho loan
market shows symptoms NJ growing ease rs
To call loans, and Of growing Interest In COM
mNrcinl credits current ipltS tordemRnd ne.
cOmmodntiOn OfguvC securities Hbpor
ilnns nj 4 nor cent and oven lower So great
isIhr abundance of capital That large amounts
nrO len with tho brokers nj lower rates, hnd
lilo diLnclInntlOn Of capital 10 buy COM
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/ = ~ i + 4 = - Z j - n e'Tl-fl
tend, with other, 70 increase this plOlhoFa Of
capital seeking employment ON call. For
choice bills the rate b ION
The stock market = dull, and IN view o.
tho opgning Of cungIUQ and the general ins
gertrude OF financial aualFs, very little buSi.
ness Il dolnI. Governments arc dull except
tho new NOS, which have advanced TO l0sH
In consequence Of the change In tho nate iOt
conversion which gOe9 into efieCt to-day,
Heretofore the owners OF l.ss have received
In exchange therefor SO bond hearing the
January coupons. For this gold coupon cur
rency was paid; now tho January coupon y
cut on. The holder or the $50 note receives
MS Interest np 70 the lst O. January q ISil9
per cent. Il tho August bonds were bonRht
re,ngepTsnt lOt3S ex-ooupen, and tho bonds
which bear the coupons would thus be worm
In the market lOS9{, ifgold, sells att ny, slXes
o. isSl are More IN demand e ate also the
lO-iyS ana per conf Donul kAilfoad shAIes
1fe i''esu i1' anu i''''iOr lUWel, ~ {"
hEauLAE HEtoRE
- SISogT1ToS.91iet and steady ut S3S@Slc for
FLoyR-6pOned dull aud lOs9Se lower
sn S9Si q y s Iet SOUND common s1ISa Ytat
q 6o9is 10 foGtrads brands. market closing
iIC; RSSis-whoo,- Lao, ,o,r.r ana ,on,a-
what heavy 50 OO6ts 5 outside prices for yery
gOOu NO, MILWAUKEE,. HRfley--HenVy ana
dropping. Corn Receipts 900 bus, niAIlCut
heavy and l@2c lower; 81 l6G I 10 for shipping
mixed western In store and Afoat, closing Rt
inside prices. OllB--H0Avy o. gl16lCI for
Chicago and Milwaukee. ..-,
PRovTsiONs-Pork-H Heavy and declining
at SCI 2Sg2l IS regular and cash FOR old mCSs,
closing AT 81 81 cash; i22lD22 Is for now mess
and so 50a2O 50 for prime. Total stock Of old
to December LIST, 1863, 5000 bhls. Bect--
Heavy. Total stock, Old and new, 70 DcSSm-
Der lst, 1850, 22,g83 paelEaVes. Beef Ham
Heavy at SIS OOSaO 90. Baoon-Qulet, cut
Meats-HclVy al 9l9l0gSc for shoulders, aud
l2dl3Jsc for hams Dressed Hors-I,OWer az
9dlOctor western Lnrd-LoWer at l2talJtic
small parcels nj lgJSaiic, - =
BUTTHR-Duil, 'lI w"
CHREsE-DulI, ult tur' nhl .nia ,Gl4l
GROCERIES Coffee Dull at lO[all1Scl4
MOlnSses-Dull, - -. fItIy'iIla
PErROLEUM-Dull: sales at 2lc for crude,
and S35l3ic for fcfiIied In bond,
WHIsKY-Quibt and unchanged.
1IUTITIf Tovry ~, Srocvs Z" 'lH
No,-vv N,ori,o, oos,, ~ s,o,J,, n, n, M
cent. Sterling ETchHnpe-FiTrfi nj it9iSia
lOgSS. u : 81 % IF'i' 'itr
GOLD-RAther firmOr: openlnH Rt lillS;iAd-
vRuclng to lIls<; declining 10 lllJJS, and clos
Ing at lIlI&. - ~. II,
GOVERNMENT STOCKS Finn.
ChicnEo. 4
DECEMBERl. -BusIreSs In financial circles
during the week opened very Oniet, though
at the close the money market shows signs or
clOSone.S owing TO the constant daily shin
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New York, Dec. AT Republi
can caucus in Washington, Inst even.
ing, Stevens gave notice that he should
Introduce into Congress, II bill requiring
the President to submit TO the Senate
all appointments made during recess,
within twenty days after It's recon
vening; that all appointments rejected
shall be Ineligible for office for three
years; thut the President report 10 the
Senate his reasons for removal during
recess, and TINT by rejection Of the
Presidential Rppolntee the Office shall
revert to the predecessor.
A special Washington dispatch says
tho idca oil impending President John
son finds but little favor among Con-
gressmen.
It IL stated TINT the authority Is very
II questionable that stephens IL in Boston
II cgOtating for Il fleet Of ships to take
large quantities of arms to ireland.
Twelve million four hundred and
SIXTY thousand dollars have been ro-
Gel VCd, up to date, M taxes on account
of / ho city for this yonr.
The Bermuda Gnzetto says, the ID
bnttn lion OF tho "Qucon's own" rOgi-
mcnt sailed for Cork on the 9th.
II in stated that Secretary McCullOch
has becu selling Treasury gold tho pnst
few duys.
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Grape Roots and Cuttings for Sale.

DY THE WHEELING AND BELMONT
- Mining, Gmpe and Wine Association,
OF the best quality aud the following vJlrie.
ties; Jonas, ives, Madeira, Concord, Diana,
ISABELLA and Clintonmonc year old roots and
Cninwhn cuttings. The above Grape Roots
and Cuttings Will be shipped IN the heat or
der and ut the most favorable prices In
formation viii bc furnished by John Hahn,
bridgeport Ohio, or Alex. u, Robinson, No.
a., Main street, Wheeling.
belmont Chronicle, 81. ClalrSVile; Spirit
Of Dem cIacy, WoOdshuld, and Register, MIA
rlcttA, publish three times and send lhll 10
this otilCcl noV2J-lwdltw
WANTED-AGENT(S, sl50 PER MONTH,
w everywhere, male aud female, ~ Soll
the GENUINE COMMON SENSE FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE the greatest Invention
OF the ngC. Price SIS. Every Machine war
mnled for three years, Address,
SElOMB * CO., Cleveland, OHIO,
nOVB.lmlNw
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NEW YORK, Dec. Ia special Wash.
ington dispatch says the annual report
of tho Postmaster General Is printed.
10 shows there have been less changes
in discharges and appointments during
the fiscal ycnr ending juno 3Oth, than
the previous year but Is silent IN regard
to tho number Of removals since the
end of tho fiscal yonr. Among the ro-
Communications II IL urged that nddi-
tlonnl compensation bepnid TO clerks In
the department.
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RICHMOND, Dec, AT meeting Of
tho lending citizens of tho pcninsular
counties Of VirgInin, nj Williamsburg,
resolutions were unanimously adopted
declaring that tho Legislature, which
meets on Monday, should Immediately
call II Convention to frame II new Con-
slItutlon adapted to tho new order 0i
society, md relieve the people from
their present indebtedness In rntlO To
their present property, nv II would be u
show to mako their successes bOnr thu
losses by tho war, It II understood
that Governor PiOrpoinL will recon-
mOnd the adoption of the Conslitu'
tlonnl Amendment In his message.
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A GENTS AND Statesmen. EVERY
n body out Of employment Will nnd II TO
their Interest To call ut No, llSlg Main sttrCt,
M stairs, or address +. o, RON "a, Wheeling,
West Va, hnN9l'lmcOI
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BUFFALO, Dec. 1.-The stephens Fen.
Inns organized here last night, md
money aud arms were donnted. Tho
Roberts FonInns present insisted that
il wns useless to dOnnything In ireland
nj present, and TINT Canada was the
place to strike, but generally NIL seemed
DESTROYS Of aiding tho cause In amy
way. It WINS stated that experienced
officers wore acquired for Ireland.
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Slate Roofing.

GENERAL AGENTS FOR PENNSNL-
hand u mil supply nom tho host QuarrleS,
"''N'' "'' DODSON & DRO.,
huln.tf No, q Main st., Wheeling.
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BY THE CABLE.
Advl0ag to the "a d December.
Rn.ninl b D.. h.,s1tnrnoer.

and France shows considerable In
crease.
LONDON, Nov. SO-Additional gun
boats have been dispatched to Ireland,
having on board a large quantity Of
arms and ammunition for service
against the Fenlans. no
DUBLIN, Nov. $3.50 far as heard no
new arrests of suspected parties have
been made in Ireland.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 80, P. M.-The
breadstuff market is weak. Wheat de-
clined 80 per GENITAL. Corn unchanged;
mixed Western is quoted at s9s Cd.
The provision market is easier, but we
note no particular decline in any arti-
Gle. The petroleum market is heavy;
refined sold to-day at Is Cd Is Cd per
gallon.
LONDON, Nov. 80, M.-Consols for
money closed atsON. American secur-
ities.-U. S. 5.2O's 7O11; Erie 46; Illinois
Central 7611.
PARIS, Nov. 30, EVening.-1t Is re-
ported that n steamer has left for Havre
TO Intercept Emperor Macmillan on
his voyage from Vera Cruz to Miramar
to join the Empress Charlotte.
LISBON, Nov. 80, Evening.-A large
United States squadron is now concen.
trated at this port.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 80, Eyening.-The
Java, from New York, arrived this p.
m, after very rapid pas sage.
LONDON, Nov. 80, Evening.-it is said
that Secretary Seward has sent a dis
patch to the French Government on
the subject of the evacuation OF Mexico.
LONDON, Dec. 1-EvE.-No political
news orimportance transpired to-day.
DUBLIN, IRELAND, Dec. 1-Energetic
preparations on the part Of the Govern
ment are being rapidly adopted. The
county Of Limerick was to-day pro-
claimed as being under martial law, in
order to prevent an outbreak wAichwas
deemed to be imminent. Alarge num-
Der of arrests have been made CT sus-
pected parties both in the city and
county Of Limerick. Arrests are also
being made in this city and other parts
of Ireland.
PARIS. Dec. 2.-It is stated that the
decision OF the French Government in
refusing 10 accede to the demands OF
Great Britain for the extradition OF
Lamlrande, has been acQuiesced in by
the British Minister OF Foreign Affairs.
FLORENCE, Dec. LIT is announced
semi. officially that tho evacuation OF
Rome will take place in ten days.
Cork, IRELAND, Dec. lit is stated
that tho English Government have
countermanded the order for the trans
portation Of English volunteers to this
city and other places in Ireland.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. l-Evening.-Cotton
market steady; sales to-day OF 10000
bales middling upland ut lid.
BreadstufIs generally dull.
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San FRANOIsCO, Dec. 1.-The brig
Alert, from YOkOhoIna Oct. 9th, brings
2S6 cases Of tea and Si5 cases Of silk
worm eggs. rtE
The suspension Of hostilitleS Is ro-
ported between the belligerents, but the
cause Is unknown.
Continued distress prevails at Yeddo.
Two hundred men, women, and chill.
and about 80 visited the residences Of
the rich lumber merchants aud de-
manded each n sack Of rice, promising
70 pay when prices fell. This is cited as
proof OF the extreme destitution pre-.
vailln& Alarge meeting has been held
at YOkohomA, TO devise means 10 rene
dy the uncurrent condition of Mexican
dollars, which have hitherto been the
current coin Of the country. 1
The German brig Duo Decline, Is re-
ported lost IN Van DiemRn'a Straits,
having 70 persons on board. No Eu.
ropeans and only three Japanese es.
capped. No date given.
The United States steamers Hartford
and Wyoming were at YokohomR.
The Panama steamer which sails to-
day, takes an invoice Of japanese tea
for Terre H0ute, Indiana. Among the
passengers are Gen. w. B. Hagan, II,
w. Corbett, United States Senator elect
from Oregon, and Capt. Baby, of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
Orders have been received from Wash.
ington TO dismiss from office Cornelius
StRgg, deputy Inspector Of Internal
Revenue, andJ. w. Kennedy, inspector
Of liquors.
Fourteen thousand five hundred en-
tries of public land have been made the
past month at the United States Land
Office, In this city,
The winter rains have come early,
and the country is clothed in green.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1.-The steamer
Montana, from Panama, arrived to-day,
with New York dates Of Nov. 10th. She
reports one French man.of-war in the
harbor of Acapulco, and bringssnews
that Gen. Corega entered MaZatlan In
triumph on Nov. l4th, after having be-
sieged that place two years. Among
the Montana's passengers are Gen. j. b,
Fry and Gen. ]. A. King.
The steamer 0regonian also arrived
tO.daV. 4F ..fr
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Towing! Towing!

SEALED PROPOSITIONS FOR ALL THE
. Salt towing OF the Ohio River Salt Go. fnr
the wear 1877, will be received up to 10 o'clock
II. IN, Tuesday, January lst, 1867.
The Ohio River salt Company TO furnish
the flats and hargeS loaded.
The party towing TO receive the bnfHes at
the furnace landings on the Ohio River, 10
tow. ray lock fees, wharfage and other cS-'
penSCs, unload The DlrgOS and return them
TO Furnaces
rate for each size barrels TO the following
points 500
Cincinnati, Ohio, Nashville, Tenn,
Mnli or, Ind, ClafkSyillc, TCnn,
Louisville, KY, Columbus, Ky,
,Jc.frrSnnVillr. Ind, Cairo, ILL.,,
New Albany, Ind, Alton, ILL.,, g'H
Evansville, Ind, Quincy, ILL.,, g.
PaduCIh, Ky, 81. Louis, Mo,
Any party who may he awarded the contract
will be required to give bonds for the faithful
performance OF the contract.
The Ohio River salt Co. reserves the right
to refuse amy or all proposals, II they sec
proper.
The propositions will be sealed and nd.
dreSSedto Hon. VIZ. Horton, POmoruy, ..
OHIO RIVER SALT 10
II. II. HUDSON, Scc'y. noVlg.td
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NEW YonK, Dec. 1.-The overland
California mall Of November 7Ih mr.
rived to-day,
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Toledo.

DECEMBER l.-GRAIN-Wheat-U nchauR-
ed; snleS amber Michigan at q 73; red Wabash
2T5. Corn .-Dull; 10 lower; SRles No.. mixed
at soc. Oats-Unchanged; sales at IOC. Rye
Quiet Mt 81 10. 49,.
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The new and elegant passenger
sHtF lsteamer "GREGY EAGLE. Capt.
John Gordon, A. r, Bunting,
Clerk, leaves Pittsburgh for ParkeHburg
every Wednesday and Saturday at y M;
leaves Wheeling for ParkeRburg every
wednesday and SATURDAY Mt Y p. M; leaves
ParkeHburB for Pittsburgh every Monday
and Thursday nj 2 p. M; leaves Wheeling for
ParkeRburg every Tuesday and Friday at
a. IN.
Freight received for pittsburgh every Nom
day and Thursday at the Wharf Boat until s
BOOTH, BATTELLE4 CO.,
Oci Steamboat Agents,
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MIIWnukee.

DECEMBER l.-FLoUR-Dull. Iu.l1
GRAM heat-null at 81 o. for Mol; 81 rs
io PR SS;1 P p co. Dressed
HORs-SB 5O6r7, Z up u.hf
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aftrtIfg.

5.EscoT. w.nuENNEoEN.
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Steamboats,.
! FOR CINCINNATI.

49, Theelegant steamer POTOMAC
gsS Captain Chns. Muhlenlhn, Chris.
II Young, Clerk, will leave rs above
on Tuesday, Dec. 4th, ut 8 O'clock, p. M.
For freight or passage, apply on board or 70
dcS.2Es BOOTH. BATTELLE&C CO. Agents
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Pittsburgh, Wheeling aud FnFkcFS'
burg. ta
The steamer "LENI LEOTI,"
slaE4 awill leave for ParkeRburg and
- aGalllpolis every ueslay aud FRI
day night OF each week Mt 9O'clOck.
Returning leaves for Pittsburgh Monday
and Thursday at Am. a. lil
For lreIghtO or passage, apply on board or TO
BOOTH, BATTELLE 4 CO., u
Sep9.f AGENTS.
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Ruletf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-20
30 PER GENT. OFF FOR CASH.

Wenow offer our whole stock Of Dry Good',
at q discount Of 10 per cent on previous prices,
for cash, and would name the following as being
we'll worthy the inspection Of all who have not
vet supplied themselves for the winter
A large assortment of Lupins French Eherl-
noes.
Largs stock of I.upin's Printed Aerinoes.
Large assortment Of al Wool Mousssellnes.
Alpacas, Mohairs, Empress Cloths, Reps, and
Poplins Also, our whole stock Of
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS,
Of superior quality and III most beautiful cclors.
Also, oar whole stock of i'll. .....
MOURNING GOODS,
one Of the PHrges stocks fa 6 ct Rao
south of New York, together with our whole
stock of
DOMESTIC & HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
all of which We now offer at our regular prices,
and will make deduction Of ten cents on the
dollar for all sales, large and small, when paid
for at the time Of purchase.
Our Goods are all marked in plain figures
and No Deviation will be Allowed Except the
Discount Named for Cash.
w. NJ. SINISTER i BROS.
Nc. 49, Centre Market Space, bet Ith s 6s;1 stS
ian l5-d6tif Y Washington.