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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-04

Lewis Stoil, Complainant,
Ffejcfck Smith. John Rnthie. samuel Nccl. -.
hieski Bmiy The Merchants and Mechanies
Bank of Wdcehns, Jacob ) shuyet. Jshn G.
Campbell and Aociin 10. hs vito. Hanson W
Chnpime aDd Eiiziheth : hs wife. Parker Camp.
bell and label his wie, Amelia Spngg. Zlcha.
rah Jlc0h udminIs'fnlor at samuel Sprgs. Ie.
cea-cf. CEus ian Wlsr Gulcb Fruh,s,h. Nor
rau NcI-pn, DAVID Wasucf au4 FrcJercs G.
SacgcytL B.Grudaats
The dc!endap's F.edetck EmHh. J.bu Richie.
David W su,r aud Frcdrnck g. Speee,c,. not hay-
ing snieted heir aPreaanco ani gwen secuut,
according 10 ito SCI Of assembly md thc rules 81
lhi. court aud BE- appearing by satisfactory prooi lhai
they IRE not mh1tt,rfs ~ ne Commouws allb 81
Virginia. on morton of the complsinaui Nv rouu-el
~ D. ofdef'd fhuf tie stid defendants de- appear hefc
70 iitc isi Nordny in February nftt and snsAei
fhe Complainant. til. AID mat re- copy oi ihn- u'del
be- t"rhwih ios,fei iu 4,n'e pewsfaper pfpi,d r
he city ~ wheeling i'f twu m-uihs suc'essiveiy
-rd pscd 80 ihe front deof pf he Couu hop-o %
Oiro county. \ copy icic.
JN dec q AtTN u IAIDIY Tfff3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-04

USf receiving q genemi 49, umeo, al F,l
- and Winter Goods oi ever vaueis also /, 60,
sfsi stock OF GH'ceues 81 superior qaauy. snd vii
Dc cold low zoe ca.h % apPVysj pfo-iaes.
ncl % y M'GINNIs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-04

~ Wv "'Nh " SANuhFl 10 ~
PlaoTZano. Complainant
against
JOhf l. Waiter md James a Juh,san. Defendants.
The cqmpatna"i having fled an aIasndel nnd
supplemental htt. and Tho defendants not having
entered theifapPeamnre nnl given securiy aocur
ding To The act OF assembly and he rule. 81 Ihs
conrt. and - appearing by satisfactory pnni that
they are not inhabitants al The co~mmonwcalih Of
N'rgin'n--oo motiro of the complsi nant bF com.
sel.l - ordered that lio slrl defendant. 40 nppc,T
here II the het day Oi the rev, term ufibis com
and answer The c0mplsinnhf, hiii. AMI thai a COPY
OF ihis order ho i1uhwith inserted Ia srmc new.
paper printed ia Tic cary &C Wheeling Gf two
mun'hs success veiv. aud p'stcd auhe irpnI dor at
he eunu house OF OHIO c,uoiv. \ copy ,c.lr.
ALIEN + LAlDLEY. Clerk.
~ lnu6
NIRGINIA-IS Cu,ScgLv Rule. he'll
~ ihc Clerk uiiice IT the CirruI Sopeuor
Cunt Of iaw aui Chanretv ft tho county ui ono.
~ he month vi JIuulr, 1916.
ilenfJ Dining. Complainant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-04

NNH"H -
Robert Moms'n. ESrcutc'. a,d Elixahs,h w Nor
nSin. Esccuiur Of ihe ,asi ~ ~ s.I i,sameni %
Joseph Mort.sOn. laie vi Ohio county. deceased,
C,siplamanis,
ocsisst
Au~iin Pcay, W,iinm Augustus Pe,v, William
Vo'dloid Rs-. Rl.o koown a. William w.cjnrd.
licny Allen. J,seph Gill. Elizabeth Frcucb. Exec.
late" Of Ohio county. decreased. Henry Nlvt,pr. Fun
~ u linrnhfo.k aud Thomas IIotu' rp"k. john NJ
Clarke. James \ Clarke aid licay Mo,rc.
Deieudants.
The Compliments having fled hctt ball io auach
aud obtain n dvcfec ir ,hr sale u The real estate M
'he ciy oi Wheeling. un Ohu couhy y. Vireiui,. be-.
beng ,ne tu die ab-cut De cndant Aasin P,ay. in.
elrJ.pg 'l'e OF and Patecs of er,uNl Ia ,ael ciy.
specified IA The deed itom said Austu w. The dcicn>
liant Wan \ peay, dated JanYaty 81 lol3 aud
n'ntionsd in The bull ct c%amp'aiui fr he ,att,iac
upn of lho Jrbt Of S669l a.. wih interest and
G. IS. due ~ said Au,in Ia sud compliments. as
ENecuiofsns aOfciaii, aud also "a attach anl sub.
i'ct ~ The pay ment oi lbe ,s,d debt. Interest nnd
cu-is. tie muuics. debts aud effects ~ me -aul Ausiin
P'ny. IA tie hands OF said defendants. Mutian oni
itu'ntro'hs srvctally. AMI siutc hc flung 1T lac
same. u ~ pesung lha, thc defendant joseph Gtl,
bath deiVried THIS iite-cn not ua of tc said.
Con pa uanis by counsel, ihr some j. surrcs Ell
upuH The record. And he defendants Arsun P,ay
Wan AugusnS Peny. William WpHdtuul X -, uhrr
Sc called William W,vjmrd Henry Alien. onl
Henry NJ riou. npt having cut,r j ihct appearance
aud gwen security according to 10 oct 90 Assem-
hly ard ihe rules uf his Corr. and u appearus hy
satisfactory rroltih,i hey are MT uhsb,muts uf ihe
ealih oi Nireinin-On iuuhcr m,non ut
the complaIuaat's. It - ordered that lac said deieu.
dauis do appear here on ihc dt.i Jay OF the next
SrtIng Tetm OF lhts C"ur, anal answer ihe Com.
pln naht', bdl. nni that a copy nfIhis order Toe uuh.
wrl' iuse tel Ia some newspaper rinI d "a The cty
al Nht.tuas NF ~. s.Nrl 81
ted nj The iruut door Of the Court house oi O.i.
county \ copy tcs'e.
jah6 ALEX T LAlDLEY CLERK.
N/lNGiNlA-iN CH,NCERV-AI tulcs held
IA ne CietS's ofi'c 81 he Ciush Supcnor
C"nt Ct Law aud Chancefv iut ,he c.uny of Ohio.
-, the 'Bunih al Jinuaty 1916.
The North Wes,e,s Bank u Virginia,
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TO HOUSE-kEEPERS.

Your aiieniIon is called ~ a large and well Sc
lecied assortment OF Furnishing Goods of every de.
scrip.inn. nov &c
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-04

TO COLUMBUS. CINCINNATI. INDIANOP
Oils TtliKE-IIAUTEVANDALiA SPRING
EIEI n ANn Sr IntrIS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-04

WRITINGS.

Black md F,g'd Six Velvei. Merino Velvet
Cashmere. Valencia, Toilinet. Swansdown, Biacl
Sai'n ond other Veslings Of great variety. anon
which are some beautiful Nesungs Er Wedding
lHd Parties.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-04
COUNTRY MERCHANTS

Will find "a ~ their advantage 10 CaH aud sec
for themselves have purchased my stock AL lo'
'rash. and lowtr than my oiher hcusv-to ,hi. c,,y
! can assure the public generally, It they Will huI
give me a call caS save them The IVuble of look
,ng elsewhtre. Tor my goods and prices cannot iail
Ia please any Who may ayor me With q call.
sep 81 Alex HEYHAN.
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Evening Dresses.

White and eolored Br'caje. Black Satin Srrinc,
Etmi.c. waletej anil Striped Poult de Sole. ON.
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GOODS
FOR GENTLEMENiS WEAR!il
All COST.

AVsNG determined to sell OF my prcsenl
81 stock OF X GOODS nj cost and expenses
[ can oGer extraordinary Inducements Ia lhsse wish
ins 10 purChase the lollowinr articles, VIZ.
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ShaWls! ShaWls!!
ElNCY GOODN

Rich French worked Copcs. Collars and Chem.
xeiIes; French worked. Revere and Iiem.sitehed
Linen Cambria Iiandke rchicfs; Velvet edged aud
Satin Slsh.s for Bonnet Trimmings; new Style
Cape Scaris; Lung and hall Long white. cnld and
black Kid Gluves; Bonner Ribhons, Black and white
Silk Hose; Silk Ftinges aud Velvet Ribbons Tor
tfsnuutng Nr.~xea
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-04

AIIKGiNiA-tv CusNtrKY -At rule n.ud
IN he Clefks ohicc nf TIC Circuit Superior
Cuuu 20 Law and Chanccrv ior tie county Vi OHIO
"a lho month pl December 1915.
Lewis Snoil, Complainant,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-11-19
TO THE EDITOR OF THE UNION
WAsHISeroN, Nov. 16, !


A communication in your paper, from Mr.. Charles
Behne, l.. l.. D., at Hermann, Missouri, in refer
ence to a statement in the Union" of September
10, prefaced by me, from the Hon. Mr.. Tibbatts,
concerning my cor nexion with the establishment Of
a mail transportation to Europe, deserves and re-
quires but short reply. ....-.
Mr. Behne, in the way of plausible pretext for
bringing himself forward, ascribes to me "preten-
sionn Of which there is not one word-that Of hav-
ing had the "6rst idea" this subject-an idea, 1t
should seem, quite accessible to everybody.
All that | claimed, and that was claimed for me
by Mr.. Tibbatts, who, as the hrst mover IN Con-
gress, ought TO be the best authority on the sub
ject was that through him, had given the first sue
cessful impulse in Congress TO the enterprise by pro
ducing the resolution OF June Is, 1874 This fact is
not denied by MIR. Behne, and is all claim. How
''pseuniay advantages" may be realized from the
matter, shall be happy to learn from Mr.. Behne.
Mr.. B. states that il (his "origina dea'') was
first by him, communicated to the Postmaster Gen
eral---"personally delivered to him by the Hon
Judge MoLean;S from which we are TO infer that
exercised great influence upon the postmaster gem
erals mind and action. Now, here 10 the Official
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-11-19
AIoTICE 10 OWNERS OF REAL Es.

~ TATE.-The subscribers keep register in
their general agency Office, in which all persons
having real estate for sale rent have the privilege
without charge, of entering description of their
property free to the inspection of such desire
purchase rent; and only in the event Of being
poyed as agents in any negotiation in relation there
to will 2 commission be charged. Non.residents,
ia well as citizens, may find this convenience also,
as a general intelligence or reference Office.
We have now for sale several houses and lots, and
a large tract of land in Fauquier county, Virginia.
4 RICHARD BURGESS and
( .f JOHN H. SMITH.
Office on l4h street, opposite the northeast corner
I of Fuers Hotel. nH
( Nov lS-3tawf
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NEW Furniture.-We invite our friend

NEW Furniture-We invite our friends
IN and the public to call and examine our sup
ply offurniture, as we are now offering great bar
gains. We enumerate in part
Elegant mahogany wardrobes and bureaus
Marble and mahogany-top sideboards
Marbe-top pedestals, sofa tables, centre tables,
wash closets, &c.
French bedsteads
High and low-post cherry, maple, and poplar
bedsteads
Mahogany and cane-seat chairs, various patterns
Mahogany and cane-seat rockers
Mahogany sofas and dvans, with hair and plush
seats, and many other articles.
Our furniture is not of the slight and unsubstsn-
tial kind, which (though ii has fair exteror) is
manufactured only for sale and speculauon but il is
Durable and substantial, made by some Of the best
mechanics in the District and such as we can recon-
mend TO our customers,
BOTELER q McGRRGoR,
up stairs, over Barnes q Mtche's dry-goods store.
Nov. l6-9taw2w 90
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DARIs MILLINERY

DARIs MILLINERY.-Mn. ANN H..
IL CLARK is now opening splendid assert
ment Of winter hats, the latest Paris fashions de-
cidedly the most beautiful ever brought this place.
Her customers and ladies' generally are invited to
call. Mrs. @. has beautiful style Of plush hat for
misses and children, with every variety Of fashion
able material for making to order, with feathers,
flowers, wells, &c, &c r ...
Repairing done in the nealest manner. All orders
promptly attended to, at her store Bridge street,
Bank, Geo rgetown.
Nov l7-9s
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BY A. Green, Auotioneer.
HOU II II q LID, Kitchen Furniture,
III China, Glass, and Crockery- ware,
Tobacco, Raisins, &c., at Auction.-on
Saturday, the 2lst instant, | shall sell, Ia from,
Of the Centre Market, at 81 o'clock, large lot Of
household and kitchen furniture glass and crockery
ware, belonging 10 persons leaving the city. We
deem il not necessary 10 enumerate.
Also, 10 boxes and half boxes tobacco
is do bloom raisins hne
A. GREEN,
Nov l9-3t Aucuoneer.
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HOUSEHOLD Furniture at auction
Nov 1875

HOUSEHOLD Furniture at auction
III On Saturday morning next, the 2lst instant,
at halfpast o'clock, | shall sell, in front Of my
auction store, variety Of excellent household fur
niture; amongst which are
Mahogany hair-seat sofas
Cane and other chairs, mahogany sideboard
Dining and other tables, crockery and glassware
Carpets, 20 single and double bedsteads
10 single and double beds
Wardrobe, bureaus, wsshstands, &c!
With great variety Of other articles,
Also, smoke-jaek in complete order; and a LOT
Of school desks and benches and lot Of books, Of
various kinds,
ROBERT w. DYER,
Nov. I'D Aucuoneer.
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no Jackson Democratic Association
An adjourned meeting Of the Jackson Demseratic
Association will be held at Jackson Hall on Friday
evening, the 20th instant, AT 7 o'clock. Members
particularly requested to be punetua in their at
tendance.
BY order u. X. oFFUTT,
Nov. l6-W&Th Recording Secretary.
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DUFF Green and Ben. e. Green,
attorneys and Counssiiors- at Lac

} .Tftorneys and Councillors at Ldc,
Office on F street, near the Treasury Department,
MILL give prompt attention to claims before
wv any Of the departments Of the government,
or before Congress, and also to in the courts
Of the District, and in the Supreme Court Of the
United States.
Address Green & Green, Washington city, post
age paid, r..
7 Nov lS-tf
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collar Lard Lamps, Hall Lamps, Gil
- randoles, a. c., just received from the celebra.
ted factory Of Cornelius & Co., an additional sup
ply.
Of the latest importation.
Also, gilt and mahogany frame looking glasses
and toet-glasses, Of all sizes, very cheap, at our
house-furnishing store, up stairs, over Barnes 81
Mtchell's dry goods store.
...... ... - 81 BOTELER a. McGREGOR.
N. b. Persons having astral lamp stands can
have solar heads put on at our store. ...a
Nov T-3aw2wif
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NTARYLAND HOUsE.-The undersigned
lXl adonfa This uacthod of resnecif,yx inforIainc

MARYLAND HOUsE.-The undersigned
lvl adopts this method of respectfully informing
the public, that he has taken that large and commo-
dious house, recently occupied by Messrs. Cotter
& Thompson, as the Verandah Hotel, situated on
the north side of Pennsylvania avenue, between Sd
and Al streets; and he begs leave say his friends
and the public generally that his table will be sup
piled with all the delicaces Of the season, whilst
every effort will be made to give full satisfaction to
all who may favor him with their patronage. Per-
sons wishing permanent board, either with or with
out families, will find il highly advantageous to give
him call. He would also say 10 his friends and
acquaintances residing in the country, that the
Of the city, being within a few moments walk of
the Capitol, the depot, the market, and the court
room. He is assisted by an experienced bar-keep-
err, and rusty servants. Board, 81 per day. Meals
served at any hour, and at the shortest notice; also
sent 10 any part Of the city, il requisite.
1900 ,s.r4t5pls LEONARD s. RoBEY.
Washington city. Nov l9---d2tcp2t
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statement Of Mr.. Wiekhfe, in letter to Mr.
King
"Posr oSFIoE DErAAraEsr,
NAuxust I lsAA

statement OF Mr.. Wlekhne, IA letter 10 Mr..
King
"Posr oYEIcE DErARraEsr,
August 7, l64+
'SiR: Congress, at It's late session, passed reso-
luton Ia copy of which enclose) upon the subject
OF the interchange OF postal matter between the
United States, and France and other states Of Eu-
roPei by which you will perceive | am authorized
to enter into certain regulations for the prepayment
and collection Of foreign postage, &c. Prior 10 the
passage Of this resolution, had been engaged, I'M
der the general powers given the Postmaster Gene
raj by the act Of 1925, ia projecting plan to be
agreed upon between France and this government,
N the shape Of mutual regulations between the two
departments, The passage Of the resolution BY Con.
srsss caused 70 modify as proposed regulations 90
as to meet the views of Congress and the paais Of
oar eiiiEsns Engaged IN carrying correspondence
'0ih citizens Of any other state or government on The
continent Of Elaope with whom France may have
postal arrangements, by which she meet the re-
quremenls Of the citizens and subjects Of the two
countries corresponding through the territory Of
France"
passing silently" over auy other ideal merits OF
Mr.. b. It is but necessary TO add that, the resolu-
ton alluded TO Is the one presented by Mr. TIbbals
and suggested by me-
A recourse by Mr.. B. to the publication OF pri-
cate communication, would have been entirely I'M
necessary As he has resorted TO II, IL only shows
that ali that belonged 10 his remote agency in the
matter had always been conceded 10 him. Against
the competency Of Mr.. Behnes English transla-
lions, and their rdieulousy stuffed character de-
eIdedy protest There is certainly no such barba-
rous phrase as verbally verbotenous" probably
meaning yerbo tenus-Laiin) IN my letters. Be
sides, Mr.. b. had no rgh 'OAaispsr to make OF
that letter, containing some huniedly i-chosen ex-
press,ons.
regret this gratuitous controversy, in which the
public at large can have no interest," and hope that
the gentleman, whose legal logic | cannot admire,
The begs the question, and makes me a defensive
witness in my own ease,) Sill be satisfied with the
justice here melted out to him.
Very respectfully, yours,
ALFRED sCHUCKING.
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ID EFREsHMENT sALOONs.-The sea-
N son for ice being over the undersigned at
the solicitation Of many Of his friends has changed
his rooms over his confectionery store, corner Of
llth street and Pennsylvania avenue, into Refresh
ment Saloons, for ladies' and the other gentle
men, where he will keep constantly served up, 10
neat and wholesome style, such refreshments are
generally be found IN establishments Of the kind
in Philadelphia and New York; such as coffee, tea,
chocolate, oysters, Cooked or uncooked, Anehovy,
toast, sardnes, &c. .. ... .... .. . -
He win open his saloons this day.
Nov l9-eo3I &. GAUTlER.
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SUPERIoR Printing and wrapping Pa

SUPERIOR Printing and Wrapping Pa
- per.-The subscriber has this day received
on consignment, large additional supply Of very
superior printing paper, "a by IS, which he offers
upon favorable terms as it can be bought at any
house in the District. He is not aware Of any for
egn rags having been used in the manufacture Of IL;
but is confident that its quality and price will com
pare fayoraby with any paper now IN this market.
The attention of merchants, oonfectioneIs, and
others is invited to his stock of colored and plain
wrapping paper
... FITZHUGH CoYLE,
Near corner Of 9Th street and Penn. avenue.
Nov l7-3awlw
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ITO Editors OF Democratic or Neutral
Il Papers--A gentleman who has had much
experience as an editor and correspondent, would be
glad to correspond for democratic or neutral
paper during the ensuing session. Terms moderate
Any communication addressed "SCRIBE, Wash
ington city, ID. c." will receive prompt attention,
and the name and evidence of his capacity as a
writer will be given. ,I
Nov. 16--Atd&ls-w ......
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lumber WANIED.-Wanted immedi-
Il ately--Posis for line Of Telegraph from Wash
ington city, through Georgetown and Alexandra,
to Fredericksburg, Virginia, and thence to Rich
mond. They must be thirty6ve feet long, straight,
and FIVE inches in diameter the top, excluding the
bark Of red cedar, black locust, white CEDAR chest
nut, or white oak. Also, twenty posts forty feet
long for the streets Of Georgetown and Alexandra,
and competent number for Fredericksburg and
Richmond all to be delivered at points to be desig-
naed about $50 feet apart in the streets of the re-
spectve cities; along the Alexandria canal from the
Potomac to the nqueduct over the turnpike; along
the turnpike to Alexandria; thence to Fredericks-
burg on the most direct road; and thence to Rich
mond by the railroad, or old road, as may hereafter
be decided. ",.... .-. j..,
Proposals are invited for the different kinds of
timber named; also, for any portions thereof; also,
for delivery different points, instead of dls,ribu-
ting it along the line; also, for posts with the bark
off. m,sa. '..i .I-' I..,... dig. ..~. -"
An agent will attend upon the delivery to examine
and measure the posts. sf tH} r3 .a
To be paid for in cash on delivery. s&t..- .....
..-.-~ AMOS KENDALL, Agent,
saEEE aHH6szl 81 ,aaa For Proprietors.
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IL neatly and completely furnished, near the cor
ner of II and 2lst street, west.
For terms, inquire at his office, or at Jackson
Hall. .s. ." ,
Nov, l7-dlw. p
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E0 000 PEACH TREES, OF the
tW.ONJO choicest kinda grown from healthy

~ Wv CnOlCtsi hHusy SEoWh rum hcoi,ht
southern seed, on land never used before for the
purpose, budded from bearing trees within year
or two, and warranted upon the condition of re-
funding the money il incorrect. Two years old
from the stone, first size, to feet high, and pro-
portionatc thickness, at cents; I'd ditto cents;
Cd ditto, % cents; and when packed in moss and
mats, cent each additional No charge for deliv-
ering in Philadelphia, and shipping; and on six
months credit for approved paper for lots Of 900
and over and if not taken readily at the above the
rates will be lowered. The above trees are unsur-
passed for every desirable excellence pains or
expense has been spared which Is years close at
tention to the business could devise.
Also apple trees, cherry, English walnut, silver
maple, and evergreen. For sale at the nursery,
Hsddon6eld, New Jersey, six miles from PhiIa-
delphia.
Letters Of inquiry to be postpaid
DAVID ROE
Hsddon6eld, November, 1876. 8Ha
Nov Is-3t
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD and Kitchen Furniture
III at auction.-on Monday, the 23d instant,
shall SELL at 10 O'Clock, a. m, at the house-fumsh-
ing rooms ofW. s. Clary, on Pennsylvania avenue,
between 18Th and 10Th streets, near the West Mar
ket his entire stock Of house-furnishng goods, viz:
Mahogany sideboards bureaus, sofas, &c.
Do marbe-top pier tables and stands
Do dining, breakfast, and card tables
Maple high and low post bedsteads 40.
Feather beds and bedding
Hair and shuek mattresses
Cooking, parlor, hall, and other stoves
With many other articles not necessary 10 emu
merate.
Terms cash. A. GREEN,
Nov 1875 AuctloneeT.
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com MUNIc ATIoNs.
This communication has been three days in type
but necessarily crowded out

THK COMPASS THAT FONTS OUT rnE yAnAroE or
THE NEEDLE AT ALL TIMES AND rLAcEs--sEeAE-
rARY or rHE NAsI--lROE yEssELs-DsAsrEa OF
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