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Donh1e Renned Pou,lrette.

Warranted free from impurity and RUBBISH
lars per Ton, delivered on board Of vessel in
New York city This article, which is pull
veriZed rs fineaS flour, has no equal for Corn,
Cotton and Tobacco and is equal to No. Pc
Tuvian GuanO IN the proportion of two lbs
for one of Guano, and better than the best
brands of Super-Phosphates, pound for
pound.
This is Just the thing for those who win
pay Cash for good article Mt n low price. We
nave cOarser article at Twenty Dollars per
Ton. Samples sent by mail, free, on receipt
OF cent stamp. Send Tor pam phlet, and be
address the Lodi Manufacturing Com
pany," IS Courtlandt street, New York
ROCKY MOUNT, EDGEcoMBE Co., n. C.
Mr.. James r. DeU,
SIR: In reply to your Inquiry of the Ie-
suits OF our experience in the use of your i'm
proved Poudrette, purchased of you for this
years Cotton Crop, we would beg leave TO
quite unfIvorabie TO the action OF all fertli-
zers- Several kinds Of NGHIfTeS Inere used 6y
as. with the exception Of your Pouoirette, with
little or no effect TO the crop. Where the POu-
drefte tcuS applied IL 0Gre near u half bale
more per acre, aud caused The Clifton To open
much cartier, and we would therefore recon-
mend the same as a concentrated manure
for the growth Of Cotton, as well as improve
ment to the soil.
Yours very respectfully,
HENRY p. STULTS & BRO.
NOVEMBER 18th, 1866. ian9-6wd
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Cadetship at WEST Point.

THE FIRST CONGRESSIONAL IsTRIC.r
=, OF West Virginia will be entitled Ia n
Cauet appointment ut the United States Mill.
taIy academy about the LIST of March next
1ilSs Tor the appointment win please
& ri,,.iIt tneIIiseIyes for examination at
FeDInary next. To MesSrs. A. w. CaampieIl
Jonn H. huobard and K. w. HaZieft who
nay Z 10 act as cnmmittee 20 select
me one nost-worthy and ffst 0ualifiesi Tor
''i 20 - ~ ~ z. ID. HUBRARD, lsi,4
q J'AnoTto - y NJ. q. LIST Dist. Viva, ,
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A Card.

A Card.
TNEQUALDE.D FACILITIES ARE
L now offered at the Wheeling CONNER
business hand writing. Mr.. w. B. Richards,
the prince OF penmen, and the most scientinc
teacher OF the country, has charge OF the
Writing Department, placing IL al once in
advance OF all other Commercial Colleges
The greatest display of Penmanshtp ever
made in the United States and the most ex-
tensive competitor, was at the western State
Fairs at which Mr. K. carried of the prizes
Among his other wonderful and unappIoaciI-
able pieces, was one, containing the Lord 5
prayer six times in the surface size o; a three
cent piece. The finest piece of work ever
produced in the world, with PEN
janI5-3t J. CREAsEH, Principal
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N a = b u.
Eritlel Tor NE 76leio BEdeie.

HTitkfft FOR me 1OzttaS %SLte'i1"
Nr. Nasty Renders an Account of his
neutrality-suspicious. of the Corner
stone OF fhe College EtiiGee---An
Awkward DenOuement-
Pos-r OFFS, CoSPEDRIr Y ROADS, J
witch is in the Staff NV Kentucky,
Jan. 2, 1867.
ON my return from my trip to North
Karliny Their wuz an immejit and ire
pressible desire on the part NV the
trustees NV the Institoot, to hev n state
ment from me nv the results nv the
trip. Much he'd hin expected from the
yencher, and the eXpectashuns NV the
Trustees wuz riz to pitch from which
felt it wuZ crooil to hurl EN-. There
fore I lodged EN-, until finally, oein
badgered, thort wood end it. Hevin
Post Offs eZ the place, and the mornin
nv the 1st instant, eZ the time 10
make an exhibit NV the receets and
expenditoors NV the trip. Deekin Pog-
ram, Col. McPelter and Elder Slathers
were promptly on hand, and so wuZ L,
with the statement, witch l red TO EN- eZ
follows =
PETROLEUM V. Massey, Professor nv Bib
lIkle PoIiticl1s, in account with the South
ern Classicle and Military instttoot Fund:
To cash NV Kernel Abslum Podgers, for
To % fSsh NV Kernel Aosium roasets. iot 100 60
To cash NV Squire Davis, proceeds NV
the sale NV one Niger boy Jim, con-
victed NV stealth n red herrin, geEer-
ously ~ %
To cash nv Major Gnlbreth, bein ali he
he'd left after gettfn n pardon from
the President through Mrs. Cobb. 20
To cash NV John keSsicS. who encour-
ages the InstitOOt, intendin to come
here to start n grocery, ez soon ez II @
gifts fairly 10 10
To cash NV divers and sundry persons. % 70
Grand totle...............................sssl 90
OR.
By ralerode fare, the conductors unan-
/ lmousIy refoosln to ded he'd me either
IN my clericle, offishal or benevolent
80 W
by ID
BY meal after refreshments...-.--.---....- %
By more refreshments..... 10
By bottle NV II fTeShmentS to use on
C9ltS.--....... ~
BY refreshments ut stution-.....-.-.-..-.... -
BY refreshments at various places.-----.-- 90 70
BY board at Rawley u "
By refreshments at Rawley, witch
comes high, bein . cts strate- ~ "
By livery hire in that vicinity co W
By refreshments for SELF and driver, ln-
cludin broken aNels and Stch..-.........-. - W
By meals for self aud driyer.....--.-....-. 3 10
By fare back home, witch cost more
OWN to my comm round about
Grand tote................................s39 20
ID.
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GIoRsE PEABODY donated SaO,OOO to
the Massachusetts Historical Society.
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A U N!
THAT VALUABLE STOCK OF
Irish Linen and Wool Blankets

THAT VALUABLE STOCK OF
Irish Linen and Wool Blankets,
A DvERTIsED TO BE SOLD AT WICK
~ HAMS Auction Rooms, December 18th
(and postponed on account of delay of sootIsi
Will positively be sold this week commence
Ing on IuesCiay, January 18th, at 10 A. NJ
week.
This stock consists of Linen Sheetfugs
Linen Shtrtinss, Pillow Case Linens, Table
Linens OF all qualities. by the yard, SileSia
anu Double satin DamaSIS Extension Cloth
Napkins and poylies TO match, Brown
cloths, all sizes. Scotch and Turkish Bath,
Huckuhack and fine Diaper Towels OF All
styles and qualities English and French
NarseilleS Quilts and American Counter
Palnes, English French and American
Blankets Gentlemens' Under Shirts and
Drawers, Hosiery and Crash. Also. many
otner goods too numeiO GUS To pRrtieularfze
me above goods are fresh stock OF our
own importation, direct from the well
known manufactures OF Richardson. Sons
& Oden, and Dunbar, Dickerson & Co.
All those in want OF fne Linens and GOOD
blankets, Will do well to attend this sale
Tome early and secure good bargains, as the
goods must be sold.
GEO. K. WICKHAM, Auctioneer.
81" ELL CLARK, tanlI-2td
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asew aartrttstmeHts:
Wanted.

c,ITUATIoN as NURSE OR HOUSE
- keeper by a middle-aged lady. Good
references will be given. For further infor-
nation enquire at this office. ianl5-St'
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Dissolution.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
L existing between Mrs. + Bradley and
John Eckhart, Jr., under the finn name OF
Bradley & Eckhart, has been this day lis
solved by mutual consent. The business
will be hereafter conducted by Mrs F. Brad
ley. Mrs. Z. BRADLEY,
JOHN ECKHART, Jr.
JANUARY 10Th. 1857. jnnii-it
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ruesdny, the es.h Gay of February,

OF the Recorder OF Ohio county, West Vir-
girli,, in deed book No. 50. folios 3i3 and 3II,
l shall on
Tuesday, the esth Gay of February,
1867,
at the front door of the Court Honse, In the
city Of Wheeling, proceed to sell by public
auction TO the highest and best bidder, Lots
numbered one ~, two (2l, three (3), and four
III, in square number twelve Q2l in SOuth
Wheeling, formerly called Ritchietown, to-
gether with a double two story frame build
ing, situate upon one OF said lots-ft being
the property known rs the Harris home
stead. Said deed of trust was given to secur @
to George Hardman the payment of three
several prOmtSSOry notes therein mentioned,
each bearing even date with said deed of
Hartman in the Merchants and Mechanics
Bank OF Wheeling, rs follows: one at three
years from date for five hundred dollars; one
at six years from date for six hundred dol
lars, and one at ten years from date for five
hundred dollars, and each and all bearing in
terest from date, and endorsed by the said
Hardman. Selling as trustee shall convey
only such title MS Is vested in me, which,
hOHever, Is believed to he good Terms of
Sale-one-third cash, and the remainder of
six and twelve months from the day of sale.
The purchaser giving approved security for
the payment OF the deferred instruments.
p. SCATTERDAY, Trustee.
Janl5-dtd by JAMES P. ROGERS, his atty.
MIR. BoDES, FROM LOUISVILLE, THE
lNl expert Piano Tuner, who has given
such general satisfaction on his last visit 10
the TUNING AND REPAIRING OF
PIANOS, MELODEONS, CABINET AND
PIPE ORGANS.
Leave your orders Immediately, at f. a.
Orders from the vicinity also promptly at
tended to. lam LIT
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". y. CRAwFoRp, sec,y. ianl0-td
Notice.

Notice.
TINHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i Stockholders OF BESwooD IRON WORKS
will be held at the Office of the company,
No Quincy street, Wheeling, on TUES
DAY, the I'D day OF Jan. 1867, at O'Clock,
jans-gw M. NORTON, Pres't.
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Stockholders Meeting.
TO RLACKS,uTHs.

TO BLACRSMITHS.
A EvILs, "Peter wnghrs" patent, the
N bestimported.
BELLOWS, +.Arndt's" (old Jake)
VISES, '-PaStlcy, Nelson & Co.'S"
SLEDGES, SIedge Moulds, Hand Hammers.
STEEL, Cast and Shear, Round, Square,
Octagon and Flat.
IRON, the best assortment in the CITY,
z. &. HILDRETH & BRO,
IS Main street, bet. Monroe and Quincy.
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new And SPLENDID STOCK.

TIME SUBSCRIBER Is DAILY RECEIV-
/ ing additions to his stock of Instruments
and Musical Goods, and is TINS enabled 10
offer purchasers unequalled inducements for
selection and prices. His assortment of the
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WE sigh for the good old time. Each
generation has a good old time that
passes away and is twin-child to the
parent. The real good time is come.
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Notice.

TIME UNDERSIGNED WILL BE CON-
i PEELED, by unexpected circumstances,
to commence again teaching the German
language after New Years day, 1867. For
further Information, please call ut his resi-
Presbyterian Church. or at the Register of
nee; CHR. G. FREDERICK.
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Trustees sale of Lots in South
Wheeling.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID from Thomas Harris Sr., TO me dated
January 18th, 1854, and of record IN the office
OF the Recorder OF Ohio county, West Vir-
gilliI, in deed book No. 80. folios 3i3 and 34i,
| shall on -
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for gtut.
For Rent.

BRICK HOUSE, SITUATED ON MAIN
A street, between First and Second Cen,
ire wheeling, containing seven rooms. For
terms, &c, enquire OF
J.R. M'COURTNEY.
fanII-tf Centre Foundry
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Notice.

A n ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS OF
N the First Mutual Store in Bellaire Ohis,
will be held at the office of the company in
BenwoOd, w. Va, on Tuesday, The nd
day of January, 1857, between the hours
OF and III p. M
janI-td G. G. MURDOCH.
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GOLD MEDAL
Knabe Pianos
The Emerson Piano

To meet the wants of the great number of
persons who desire TO posses a piano, but
costly make, yet would have only a good,
substantial, hne-tOned one, the subscriber
would recommend the Emerson Piano, be-
ing convinced that on examination 1t win be
found 10 be
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w. D. BURKHAM & CO.,
GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Mo. ~ CHAMBER COMMERCE.,
CHICAGO. ILL.

Orders solicited for Flour, Grain and Pro
uuee. samples sent ON application.
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jan. IA. 0fsreea0rie1' O., n. Va.
, 1867-11-22
NOTICE.

7THE undersigned, in returning ma
ny thanks to those, who have
kindly and literally patronised him,
begs to state that, on account of his
heavy liabilities, he cannot suffer the
outstanding accounts to remain much
longer; therefore, he will be obliged,
although reluctantly, to put them in
the hands of a lawyer for collection
more particularly as the coming Sea-
o will cause a fresh supply to his
Stock on hand.
Christiansted, 9th October 1867.
JNO. ]. NILES.
, 1867-11-22
NOTICE..

WEAVING received accounts from my
M son in Portorico Of the late IIurri-
cane having nearly destroyed the dis
trict of Humacao, by mhich the poorer
classes are particularly the sufferers, I have
felt it my duty to open lists of suhscrip-
ton in and of said sufferers, 50 much more
as the Inhabitants of said district came wiJ-
hngy TO our help on the occasion Of The
destructive fire here an February 1866.
Lists will be open for subscription at
the Counting Room of G. Behagen Esq,
our two Banks and at the "Roya!s"
Agency.
The results miU be published IN due,time.
St. Croix, Christiansted 10th Novcm-
Der 1867.
F.. MONEFELDT.
, 1867-11-22
DENIM

wish to send rare post-stamps, photo
graphs, Autographs, curiositles or other
things from Europe, in exchange for post
Stamps, also photographs, from the West
Indies, Central and South America,
Mexico and other countries. [ have use
for erery number of all used and unused
post-stamps; but | will most value old
obsolete stamps, that can be found on very
old letters. Letters paid.
V. G. VIUM,
Copenhagen.
, 1867-11-22

Life assurances in this Company effect
ed on or before the 3st December 1867
bit not after that day will participate in
the next division to be made.
The Profits hitherto appropriated have
been among the largest ever declared by
any Life Assurance Company.
e. MONEFELDT,
Agent.
Royal Insurance Office, st. Croix Agen-
cy, Bird October 1867.
, 1867-11-22
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Shipping Intelligence.

CLEARED AT CHRIsTIANsTED
Nov. 15,-American brigantine Suse J.. Strout,
d. j. Strout, F~rederiksted, P. p.
Lumber.
" l6,-Do. do. George, N. E. Perkins, New
Haven, Ballast.
" I8,-Danish brigantine Gipsey, T. Davis,
Frederiksted, part of import Cargo.
, 1867-11-22
NOTICE.

THE undersigned respectfully begs
to inform the public !; that, on
Monday coming the 18th November
1867 he will open a private school in
this town in which he will be happy
to receive children of both sexes for
instruction.
Bassin, 2Sth October 1867.
WILLIAM FFLOYD.
A teacher.
, 1867-11-22
TABLE OF THE FALL OF RAIN

during the week from 18th to 10th Nov,
Christiansted. Frederiksted. Kings Hill.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-16

Another straw which shows the warlike
drift of public feeling. is the manner IN
which the corps legislatif received the an
nouncement Of the result OF the London
conference. NJ. Moustier was noticeaoly
Grave. As he descended the tribune there
was a profound silence. Only one man
cried tres bien, and he was instantly silenced
with chut!
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-16

There is bashful bachelor who dares not
meet ladies in the street. He says they wear
so many bngles on their dresses that he
fears overtures from them.
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AN ACT to protect the revenue and for other pur'
poses.

Ra IN snacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatyes Of hs TRea nS a. ater the tenth dsy
Of August eighteen hundred and sixtysln, IN lieu OF
the duties now 6y a s on 1he there ssa be
levied collected and paid on az goods, wares ana o
merchandise imported from foreign countries tue
On cigars. cigarettes, and eheroots Of all kinds,
three dollars per pound and in sddi T, tnsss,S
cigars and cigarettes including Wrappers shsil os
subject to the same duties as are herein imposes
ster the frst day Of August, eighteen hundred and
sixty six cigars shall be imported unless ndrad
cigars in each box and no entry Of any
cigars shall be allowed Of less quantity tnan an un i
portation shall be placed in public store or bonded
warehouse and shall rot be removed aS smn
afssd to each indicating sash inspscsiT9n; WITH
the date thersot And the In Ts 2, ssap
and to make all Necessary regalstions for carrying
The above provisions q law s, int, nn,r eject
On ali compounds or prepsratlons OF which distilled
spirits component part Of Sn,si value mere r nv
tIIsd spirits !; Provided, That brandy and other
sprituous liquors may be imported IN casks or other
md that wine in bottles may be Imported in boxes
containing not less than oae dozen bottles Of not
more than one quart each; and wine. brandy, or
other spirituous liquor imported into the United
States and shipped after the first day Of October
eighteen hundred and sxty six, in any less quaint
than herein provided for, shall be forfeited to th'
SEC q And be IL further enacted. That the sec
ond proviso in section four OF an act entitled AL
act sendatory Of certain acts imposing duties npo,
Srssn saa
cude any ship vessel steamer 20 or from any por
me %Da bs sssssed That so
Of an act entitled An act 70 aathorizs protection Z
cen, sishsssn hundred aud hity sil prohibits III
nsss . rssses s &c
section second Of said act for Ave years fron an
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New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
NEW RAILROAD PRoJEcTs.

The Albany and Susquehanna Railroad which
will connect Albany with Binghamton, is being rapidly
constructed having received liberal pecuniary cOnrbu
tons from all the towns through which it is intended TO
be run. The stock II now worth 20 cents ana the GER
tiuty OF its bringing large region into close contact
with the coal regions Of Pennsylvania Is bringing 10 10
support from large aud influential outlying quarters IL
seems to be settled that the Dutchess and Columbia Road
from FshkIl White Plains Will be built and IL IS fnr-
thcr proposed 10 continue 10 20 Hudson, or Bas station
on the Harlem Road This line would seem to be one OF
public spirited enterprise rather than Ol probable profit
Another prOspected line H. that called The Ron
dOut and OswegO.' Its advantages arc mani
fest. division OF opinion exists with respect TO
it, IL would be likely TO flank the city, and throw trade
further down the river The is thus presented by
The Sdigerties telegraph: This road was built by party
CAPITALISTS who thought that t would be good thing
build railroad reaching from point on the Cen
tIal TO deep water the Hudson. Above Athens the
river IS shallow and narrow, and the navigation uncer-
bought the Athens road for S0OOOO Before purchasing
they had leased il for 80 years. Two boats OF the People
Line were put the Athens route leaving Athens at 10
o'clock D. M and NewY0rk at o'clock p. III. The day
boats also landed at the Athens Depot, ana express
trains run I'm connection with the day aud night boats,
but recently the boats OF the Peoples Line have been dis
cOntinuedtbe day boats land the Hudson side, and
now only the ght ana accommodation trains run on
the Athens and Schenectady road persons account
for this change the loss OF the Dean Rchmondothers
say that the Vanderbilt interest In the New York Central
Is the cause. Vanderbilt although one OF the projectors
Of the Athens road is no friend Of nOw IL terferes
with the business of the Harlem and Hudson River rOadf
OF which he Is king Some say that there Is talk OF dis
continuing the Athens road but this does not appear very
Central would throw away $2OOgOO0 TO please Mr.
Vanderbilt" The people OF Nincland, n. j.. sub
scrbng TO the stock Of proposed railroad thence 10
Atson crossing the Camden and Amb0y at tight angles
and connecting with the Delaware and Raritan Road.
Such road will give them direct railway communication
with eiter New York OF Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
}, printing cloths The Proridence journal says:


OF Printing Cloths The Providence Journal says
Market very quiet Sales small The following are the
sales the week 1000 pieces. Gi1GI s hrsclass, cary
In tho week; 1900 do G4NGi H., hrstcas 5000 do, 6iy
g. 7sc; GO0O do CtNG 7ic. standard; l3OO do 6t1ti
standard, private torni1. Total 1850 pieces
The annual meeting of the stockholders Of tho
Western Union Railroad Company was held on
Wednesday. Oct o. at Racine Wis. The directors
elected for the ensuing year were follows: Richard
Irwin, S. j. Nash r.. G.. Rolston and Jacob 5. Wet
moro, Ncw-York G. 4. Thomson, Henry I. Fuller,
Darwin Andrews and John Wilson, Racine WIS;
Edward r. Barton, Froeport, H. Wm. Shannon,
Shannon H.; D. w. Dame, Lanark, Ill; ii. A. Mills,
Mt Carroll, H. +. Northey, Shannon, ILL., AT o
meeting of the Board OF Directors the officers of the
previous year were unanimously reelected, consisting
Of g. A. Thomson, President; IL. I. Fuller, Vice
President w. " Baker, Secretary and Treasurer.
The following is a statement Of coal transported on
the Delaware and Hudson Canal for the week ending
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
N. Y WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FOR THE WEEK ENDISG Oct. Is; 1867,

Expressly THR NJ. \. TsiBrSE by Repoterl
The following are the OF articles IN good
condition, sold by commission houses at wholesale
Shippers receive per cent less, deducted for COM
missions, beside freight and other charges. Foxes
or packages should be carefully marked with pdlnt
and the name of the sender should also be painted
upon one end. Nail invoice or list OF the
articles upon the under side OF tho cover and
send letter by mall containing invoice and dreo
tions aso stating how and when sent Clean packages
and care in putting up will add much to the value Of the
pral