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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-14

Pitseurg- FLEMING & BRoTHKRs, 10, % Wood
st.. and 81 nIuEslsts generally kt6s@
AFFLICTED READ!I
Dhilndeiphia Medical HOUSE Established q
L sears ssobJ Dr. KIiHktlia, torueI fhlEd aud Union
SIS. between SPIute and Pix, Philadelphia, Pa.
lNVALlDS
Ate arp1iSed that DT. KtNkELl% eonfue2 bis practice
10 ralteuaC bTdneh or medicine, WHICH engages his
undivided attention. lie cautions tie unfortunate
against the abuse Of GtEcuIi thousands are ahnvalLT
s0e!eU9aliled ou' Of lie Recent assto"s are oEP1IE
TWENTY YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
In tie tJeltmenI OF satS Of dlsesSeA hitherto neglected
AND InIeElecIy understood, has eR2bled DR, MIME
that Hiue tenhs u The causes Of nervous debility. local
and constitutional weakness ea and physical suffer-
In. ATE tttAbe TO certain habits OImllg The most *.
eetIeI deadly and IaiNI springs Of domestic misery a"d
F'"T AKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
ThtreS all esIl habit soNtRtS lndpssI In b boys, 10
solitude, often gTowl " with them 10 mluhVoi aGd
which, II moi TtIoVnNI In due time not ouy eeSets teIe
Gus obstacles 10 matrimonial hApPlEeAs, bu gives lte 10
AseTeS VI PToileicd Inst lOUS, aud Devastating aec'
lions. Few Of lhose who give way TO tks ltIn ieous
NIAetiee ATE Awae OF the consequence until ley hhute
EervOYy systems 4hStleIel ei strange aud uRlCe0uA4'
bic tes;iii 81, and vague ItlIi III the IniRd.
tie unfortunate thus Aeiel becomes feeble, tG uEa.
bic 10 labor With accustomed igor, OF TO Apply his MI
10 Stui lis step Is tany aid weak, I've Is dull IItso.
lue AID tGga bis apott with less energy than usual
llLe tNHclVIteS himself before tue practice has dVe
M and hiSsense tells him that this Is caused b bis early
fSits. IAtst combinations EheA GhsNd aIttH he
stHNtisM 81 heas tittileyly 9itlahG.
MARRIAGE,
RelLe tie fuhnRRt Of several conditions, In order
that II may Be really the cGUSC OF mutual hpp'neSs-
CoUl tie YELL which now c0yeIS the origin Of domestic
WCtLtdEesS Re rSiSed, atS tue sOGice In every In
EaICe diSf,ose1n LUW many could II be ated to phyS'
icSlLis9ldeatloHS ard tEOtr SlteudOAt dt1ppOlnlIen
Arry tktH, While yet In tHe In order 10 have your u'
SuLE and relaxed U'GaRtatOA 'es'aeed teNlV1sd and
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Saddlers Hardware.

AND CnAClt TRIMMING,
lust eFtned ltrgc assortment otSa5der's fStdMaEs
U ard toAeh Thinning, Coath ard LETTER VaIpISh,
utTy B0wS, Hubbs, SPNEes, Fellows, Catntse tEd Tire
HoiN, MtltAble irons, Patent and Enane!Ied lk!IheI
and used b trade, TO- which nytis the A.
itNtiOR Of The PpbIk, !O!iS hAOiEt
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BY RAILROAD DIRECT 70 THE WEST.
"a $s - .>.sss.3 "a sss.sssss

TiE.ie between Washington snd Wheeling bas III
hours:
RanniHg the beteea Washington and Cincinnati 27 hos
Through Tickets aud Hasgage checks DO had
uB Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, having greatly improved It's
western connexions, Offers the fullest Inducements
the Norihwes, and The Southwest.
Tie eouaexon beweeu the trains from Washington and tho
bound
WasnsIn lunciion taey called The Relay ouse nine mes
Washington Baggage checked through
Whseng The Washington station, receGked
,ough tickets fo points beyond The
Washington daily at o. a. @ aud 4h p ni on Sundays al the
Al Nbeeing made
rRAi OUT, RAILROAD, running from Beiare on the Ohio
Wheelns through Cambridge zeaesve and Newark, 20
MMshea and sandussy railroad for Sanhnsky, Toledo Deoi
ouubus with the fas,
af Ltie hiaa railrcad 2enia, CINCINNATI, LOUIS
onas 5 as nc a. aa A" ons @% s o"yon 10
iiapie, Lafayette, Chicago, Rock Island, 81 Louis &c.
Natcbez Nyw os.s, ac.whieh alsa sold Washnsioa
naTss'rsd q Cincinnati 10 the mail seans on the oni"
FOR CLEVELAND, and via Cleveland Toledo, Detroit.
eago, Se sold when Ohio navgable between
WheeInp weIsvc eory niles, where with
he Cleveland and riishug railroad il made.
Travellers requested TO notice that while Ibis is The only
shortest SPECIFY nearly the leading
goai West, The distance from washington to cneinna is
miles, 100 miles shorter Than other
Ere by tbroapb ticket from Washington To heelng 80
Columbus, s3 Dayton, SIS so Cincinnati, SO Louisville,
by railroad se6 BY steamer l.om one,.ns, Ss; ndaaapo, %
Chicago, s2l d5 and sis 90 81 Louis a2o 90 and saa Memphis
For rrsdorek apd narpsrs Ferry Nansnrg Berkeley Springs
Cumberland Bedford sprnss Piedmont Oakland aud fairmoun
way stations betwcen Baltimore and Wheeling take O.
For trains 10 aud from Baltimore Annapolis &c. special ad
ror further nrarnaon through uekes &c. apply to rII H.
rhi'soN'' Ase"' ~ v 'A'""s''" 'a''" JOHN H. DONE,
Master Of Transportation Baltimore and
May 5--dtf ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
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NY A. GREEN. Auesionesr.

TRusrrEs, SALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
as hassas as ns ao day Of Nosesher ISL and ds ~
ssa IL s se ISe Jos 81 3 N eao o - I 81 a
and under deed bearing date The ah day o sepember
No io oos q 70 and II We shan eel on ,s p'e'si.s : a,
o'coeA Tue following dessrosd real estate, with The improve
Parts Of Ios TO- square plumber 4sl beginning
o the same n poEi 70 e line OF te west side o. reysnh street
ns said and lheoce south e
n @ sn s %s, @ Of e a. rs ] M s n
ed 40 and hundred feet, e boundary Of lot
eet eleven inches and onseul o. inch and ,esee asI
eonsnnr Two ,housd seven hunded aud nnewo and one
The property that desirable building and
o recently owned and IN part occupied by The lac h Of sed
oher active Lusaess cy si-
ua,sa u ed On Seventh street. ana M near s s sssIr,
the principal so,ss AID the e' Office The mproveneria
lower portion e the on, Of sans and ,hs back build
and runs bnek aa, eighty ioe in ,ne ba,emsn, eonve
asn, una furnace m as @ oaI S,ssd ao ,n,ss
syag ,l- oor y an np,sgn.bs Gre proof stone vault m
The second, hir, and
Offices se each Of which can be reached e Without
going through other IL The part Of the house
Prom me ,h.se The Iue @
nooa y s I'd %n ss
Terms aie ons fourth The purchase cash he resi-
due in equal instruments sly twelve eighteen and twenty fur
the deferred payments All 10 be NJ
the Of the purchaser The title is believed 10 be perfect
unquesennbe hut acting only sell only such
Il the complied viii,
Within thereafter, shall resell the aer
days pubcaton the cost and rk Of The frat purchaser
On the day. tFridny) at 10 o'ciocit. a. m. az
Ell s,ns, y ssS"sss .ad @
a counters, desks, tables, &c
carpets. saSdsis,s and sa,, .a'@ss
sas more credit days, upon satisfactorily
dorsed bearing interest
J. A. ENGLISH
VIM. BAYNE,
Trustees Of SelJcn. Wh-fs, Il Co.
Oct4-d A. GREEN, Anctoneer.
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Caution Lottery Fra uds.

OFrroR MARYLAND CoSsorIpATFp LOTTERIES,
Baltimore, Maryland, July ], 1885,
f,Ilc co MARYLAND deemed
II III. pubic the swindcrs
mail and Otherwise fraudulent lottery scames
for the Of tickets in lotteries which
areW wholly ,ctinops .
ony legal lotteries in Maryland those drawn daily under
The pdenee elected by the people
examine and The
schemes and o the dra wings.
lotee and all certificates Of packages OF
r X Brennan, general agent
Maryland Consolidated focnes,
baltimore, NayiaDd.n All oilerz fraudulent
The subject of those frauds address
r. nRENAN,
Sent es-diy baltimore, Maryland
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The meme OF person upoa books unless
ihe payment % The subscription be Guade la advance
Distant subscribers may money eer posihge
of which WIN be paid BY and By
safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER s pabllshed nj weekly during
sions Of Coussos, snd senl weekly duag The recess.
sahscrptoas for renod less year
propollioned TO the above
Isg-PosTMASTERs authorized sgasts and,
~ sending DAILY sabscriberS go sncIossdt
sEMiwEEKLY subscribers, with So enclosed, will
titled a copy gratis.
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Proposals for Rations for 1856.

HEApQuARTRRs CoRrs,
,kaareTmasters ofhce,-
Washington, October 3, 1885,
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS. received this oe
furnishing
lowing stations, FOR The year 1856, viz
ChaIIsstolyn Massachusetts;
Pottsmoutb, New Hampshire,
brooklyn, Long Isianh New York
Phiiadeiriis Pennsylvania,
Gospoti, Norfolk, Virginia;
Warrington, Florida and
Washington city, District OF cOlnRta.
nude OF snperine Hour our OF
gesefnmen and ~ The Of nf good cee twelve
pounds The best New Orleans quarts
hard soap half pound good dipped
ta0w candles hundred ra,ions
The beef required shall delivered order of
officer of bulk the
snail consist o. the beet aud choice OF the the
pork be No. pine and the 10 be OF the
hest qnsly OF the kinds named All subject
No hid will be entertaned upsss
known this Office, certified ccial
person. endorsed Proposals
Qnarcrrlaser Corps Washing
ton, District OF Columbia.
q y. LINDSAY,
Major and 6lunriermaster u i. Marine Corps
Tho following. papers win publish above
until he III Of November duplicate
with printed copy OF the advertisement, to This office, for
ment, viz
Hampshire, Poet, Boston, Massachuses Times, Boston,
Journa Comaece, New Egie rooklyn New
Yok Pennsylvania Phadcpba Pennsylvania Evening Argus
Philadelphia Pennsylvania star and nteIgencer Washington
News Norfolk Virginia. and Democrat Psnsacoa Florida
hs price hs paid for this service be
eeedng seyenye cents OF 300 BREWER ems for he h
e in the first number aher the
eeipt ch number you will be pleased
office published with each successive number,
Oct p--2,wts,hNov
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EYereff iionsc.

North Side Of Union Square, Nep York.
THIS erected the most prominent and delight
fu Park New oil approaching nnh, and, when
coplpted win skid devise and supply
10 render IL The most yet constructed.
he propeor, OF his respectfully
the house win be- open October for the
dann Of the public
ARRANGEMENTS fo winter months.
A"' p''"' pa''''s CLAPP S IosLIN.
HAwLrv D. CLarP,
A. G. Iosus.
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II. IA. q L. T. T. a
r......nfI... Al y .tf,

removed bs office his rcsd IN franklin Row. corner
lie will continue 10 devote hts aiten
the United States Supreme Court
devoted tune e concerning patents he viii
opinions legal arising in before
the Once, appeals The chief Justice assistant
Columhia and VIII also assist
pfep aud trial Of patents.
lie written opinions and prepare arguments for par
having either OF the departments and
prosecute claims before board established for their
adjudication.
A.,1 AR
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NEW winter Goods have just returned from
the Narth stock OF suiabe
wear Of superior cloths esmcres, and vesnss
and which
prepared manufacture in the bes, and fashionable
,tyles AT short notice. WILLIAM TUCKER,
Sep lg--eolmif No. 426 Penpsy'vania avenue
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Law Notice.

Baows STANTON, WaLKKR.
(uM. r. BROWN, FRED. p. STANTON and j. kNoN WALK
partnership practising law IN ~. supreme
Of the rsd claims IN Washington,
Tennessee. Offices II Washington and Hem
pis will he found at either place, ana
letters addressed o will prompt attention.
April Ip--tfeod fiRsi and sentinel copy.1
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NALL and winter styles oentlemen's and Youths
rcadyrundc cio,ns, Wholesale and ratslWe are
NJ made
ohins found in this market onr stock ehrscss
thing fashionable and manufactured
and elegance Cor which ciothng csisba'ed
NOAH WALKER q CO.,
Marble Hall Clothing Emporium, Browns csel Buidrg
2entJo --lrSlf
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EOUHTEEarH INsrALnEsT.-Jus, opened the four
of celebrated housewife cotoDs.' IL
difficulty the supply with the increasing
They regarded The best cotton exinnt
.,r ladies al chidrens
long co;h" sr,ng SUPERIOR at i2h cents
per ynrd -. =,
heavy, soft and everlasting
shingn all qualities rhai denote
Durability,
produce OF the three brands named abnve
each guarantee OF their snlc
cxcrlleuce.
Also large supply m kinds beaaed co'lons ha'
excellence OF fabric.
LINGN GOODS. Probably largest cheapest stock IN
this MAJ usual low prices.
MOURNING GOODS OF ali constantly hand through
year. :,
II may be thai the amount Of all
fabrics annually passing through
cur h,n enabes : otter really decided bargains.
pieces cheap and fine French ncrnoea.
EMDRoDERfESA large, and stylish lot opened this
morning
100 pieces rich furniture eaieoes, 2S per
yard.
Opening goods daily.
hos persons rurrhssny other in
vcd pces they convinced
there IL an advantage resulting price only.
commenced
Good articlos prices fair dealing be relied IN all
cases, fEkhf BhoiuEh,
~ Oct 9-I0tdF Opposite Centre Market
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washington AqueduCt.
orrcr orIne WtsnlscroS AauEpucT,

OFFIcE the WksHTEGToS houEDuCT,
Washington, March 7, 1858.
PROPOSALS Inved for graduation and brick
DAMS tunnels, Washington alneduct.
Proposals, May will opened of
that day.
Naps proes will he ready
animation on AN the 2oth day fApril
Proposals win be received Tor work of particular cuve
bridges &C. described il the plans specifications
the works he completed under the
all unfinished work VIII
be- appropriations by Congress The engineer re-
right the amount OF work To be done ana rate
each appropriation and IN case
appropriation holding sufficiently odecde when and
stopped nii funds become available
soppage work for want OF
funds, viii paid the judgment OF
engineer work has been properly executed 50 far as haF
gone.
Payments checks the United States
the monthly estimates Of HE engneet resfvng ~
will be dion Of all contracts that tle work
men shall paid wages monthly, and in specie
All bids should sealed, aud endorsed Proposas for work ON
the Washington Aqueduct' - ~
The United state reject all the bids
and make such
considered conducive the OF the
work.
responsible persons effect that he they under
WILL if his their bid be aceeptcd
within days. with good and sufficient
securities completion undertaken; said guarantees
by the certificate OF the United States district
district AGENT oice
panent War; that the ahe 10 make good their
choose to be present . -
Capt. of Engineers, in charge,
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Public SaIc.--VainabIe Building Lots at Pied


IN Thursday October a 1850 wi be offered public sale az
Piedmont, Hampshire Virginia. at o'clock
hundred building lots These lots are situated ie immediate "
Ohio raiond which through the
propsy and which that have erected number Of
buildings, machine capable Of employing 200 workmen
Piedmont pleasantly situated on bend q the Potomac nver
opposite Of Georges creek " niles west Oh Cubcand
and nG6 miles from Baltimore by ra'iroad - l.s...4
has Then contained
contains lao buildings Including TWO churches;
shop, 25 by 100 feet engine houses 100 feet IN dunn
and another in 75 feet y dme,er hotels spTes
The pleasant nd healthy with IN aciiye indus
ons, intelligent population of 1000 10 lo persans The
raoud Maryland connects with The baltimore
and Ohio railroad in Piedmont
Provisions plenty and prices low -
This properly lies the Central valley Of Virginia Two trains
daily ough the each between
baltimore and Wheeling one Of which stops some hours mere
Piedmont OF for
the Cumberland mountains, and ohfs IN
mechanics being surrounded
being heavily tmb'ed afford
building materials Large quantities Of iron ORE IRE and other
also abundant
effort making ~ extend the Alexandra, hn
doun, and Hampshire railroad TO Piedmont
The Of sale will be made and particulars made koWh
nj he of sale.
property information can be obaiued by
applying
Pneh Piedmont. Tbos. G. Williams George Duadae
Ashfed, New York; at 'he oh,cs OF the New YORK
No. 81 walnut street, Phndeiphia OF 10
A. G. MATTHEWS, Aucucpser,
Nos ard ~ South Charles street, Baltimore.
Sept 20--2awto3Oct
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ny JAMES @. MCGUIRE, Aucsionesr..

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON pRNEsyL-
known Fiint's HOTEL al public hueon,On
Tuesday afternoon, cnher 49, nj ~ O'Clock pccisriy SHAH
square No. 254, fronting 81 inches
avenue, l3h l5th a
runpng paved alley with the improve
and attic brick
with back buildings, brick coach house, stable, Ac.
Of materials ind handsomely fin
throughout mnniels tie principal and
every building The building conans twelve
large airy rooms, below
building good with large piazza
ming the fun depth.
In yard falling cistern Of besides excel
pump water the whole enclosed with nineeet brick wall
andh handsomely ornamcned with shrubbery.
This syoaby known and has been occupied for a
frstcluss and
location, being within few OF the National Theatre
distance OF the executive departments properly
the the which hus
cnped. #7
One third caan. The time and terms Of the deferred
IN will he made known at the sale.
]. G. MCGUIRE,
Sept G--eodHds Auctoneer.
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rENsUs OF 1850, ono large 1uarso voiume boana In
SEQ & ''' - FRaNcK TAYLOR.
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81 s~ HEsW YORK. BREMEN, AND SOUTH
<SSs-yssGf ATPyON UNITED STATES MAIL 5TEASEas.-
The ships comprising this line are tho WASHING.
ss1AxtsSt1 TON, Capt, L. Cavendy; HERMANN, Capt. ID
ward Higgins.
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n both going and returning.

Stopping souhnmpon, bdh going and Toihhhs lty oHfI
London and Havre advantages over
ether route, for the economy of time aud money
Passage from Hs1 York to Southampton AL Bremen
First cabin main saoon $780, fret cabin, h~ss saoon 81
second do, 500
newspapers through the pc 'sNee
No bills lading viii be signed on the day of saiing
An experienced surgeon IL attached to each ship
For freight passase apply 10 - -.
q. ii. BAND, IL South William ST., NJ Y.
G. A. HEINEKEN q Co., Bremen.
CROSKEY < Co. Southampton.
WILLIAM lsELIf, Havre.
Mar 6-diy
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VELLOw FEVER. Quarantine, tSo.-BLANcHARD q


i LEA, Philadelphia, have now rendy--
Yellow Fever, historical, pathological eocsi
call terapeuicn relations ncntng ssketch Of the disease
appeared the city Of Philadelphia from 699 TO 1854
its connexion with the disease known under
well in tropical
Roche, NJ ID. In large and handsome
octave volumes o fifteen hundred pages.
Those who intelligent opinion the Important
questions connected with yellow fever snch n quarantine pub
hygiene will find ,ese volumes all the evi
ence collateral collected with the careful indus
try anuly with logical impsrtn
There before the public of
hcse which important that correct opn
therefore hardly be
call attention this which presents body, and
all the Investigations Of scientific observers
which have bearing the important
question involved -
For sale by nI booksellers Sept 30-eo3t
,OR comnodious and attic house
on 18th ID HOuse
tain. twelve room recently papered and painted
throughout imnedi
atey Solicitors Office, Treasury Department
5--sU ? +
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ry.pAKs, Mmnfiias sbawIs, and scnrfs.-A large sup
py new novel; stylish in goods of those cass.s
opened to-day
10 pieces cloak assorted coiors,
Cloths the lot adapted tot dTesses
The advantage arising from the
snpparen mott observer when selecting articles
Hbave.
supplies daily
have paa their bills presented July
, will prior 10 making additional purcha.es.
Good ARTICLES low prices and fair dealing may be relied on in an
PERRY n BkoIHEh,
Stores wesf building,
srpte0-lOdff opposite Centre Market
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. s8 Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SHtPLEY, q CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPnEN KENNARD X CO.,
"a Austin Fiars, London.
D. @. VAIN WRIGHT x Co.,
paris.
GEO. u DRAPER, Havre.
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will accountable gold silver,
huion eey METALS uners bills o
uped iherefr and the value thereon expressed therein
sp 25-dtf
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Hy JtMEs G. NcGuIRE, Aucttonccr.

BY JAMES &. MCGUIRE Aucttonccr.
EXTENslVE SALE by CATALOGUE OF SUPERIOR ROSE
wood. walnut mahogany cherry and maple cabinet trn
Tuesday morning. October l6, commencing al 10 O'Clock,
shall self the cabinet Of Samuel kmby on Eshh
street. Pennsylvania and north all his
funiie forming the largest md best
assortment city. We part:
pao furniture Vt various and
grades, rich blue and gold, and
gold, purple and brown Ftench brocaiolIe
suites Of walnut and mahogany paor furniture, finished in
crimson plnsh damask, and hairclotli
Elegant rosewood walnut mahogany bookcases,
res, whatnots, music stands, fancy chairs, &C.
Beautiful waTbletOp SOFA, sde, nnd fancy tables
rosewood walnut, mahogany, Of various patterns
Jenny French bedsend Of beautiful styles
and ini.h in the yaons woods t4
Handsome dressing cabinets, washanas and
odes OF the very best workmanship and finish
Rosewood, walnut, and mahogany wardrotcs
Excellent lounges, easy chairs, foot stools
Dining breakfast tabes, dining char5
aidei,oards, cane and wood chairs
Hall chairs, Trees chamber cabinets
Together with Of mahogany walnut cher
ry, and maple plain furniture.
above Mr.. Kbys manufacture, which
is sufficient guarantee of the quality.
Catalogues ready delivery Monday October 18TH
under, cash; that credit off a. and
months, satisfactorily endorsed notes. bearing interest
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
Sep 30--eodhds AucioneeT
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BY A. CIR y EN, Auctionecr.


UCIION SALE, BY ORDER OF THE WAR DEPARTMENT,
IL Washington ArsenaOn snt
urday shall SELL 10 o'clock at the Washington
Arsenal, the following s.oTes VIZ:
field cnrages pounder old pattern each four wheeled
carriage, perfectly sound, wheels with brass boxes,
wrought iron axles, aud tongue chains complete
wonld make good farm wagons F
FOUNDERS, each wheeled caraee SOUND;
would make good farm wagons
1915 lbs cast iron, good article
900 lbs scrnp steel, old files
% cedar posts, ready prepared for fences
ia feet yrilow-pinc timber, perfectly sound
Ga4 oak by 10 inches IA by IL inches lateral
!.
3mortisipg machines, good, of ordinary patterns
! two horse oper carriage
sling wagon, old pattern, but very good
sling cart, buggy. PiouEhs coulter
I wo-hose sieigh, good and sound
Terms cash, in specie or Its equivalent
A. GREEN, Auciioneer
Oct 7--ds lStarl
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ST. Joseph,s Academy for Young Ladies,

Near Enrifsbvrg, ffeferick county, ma.
HF ANIMAL studies institution The
Thursday in The
and tuition SlSo payable emiannu
There charges drawing,
apapsh Italian, German, and Lau The terms
primary composed Of pupil, under nine OF
sre8 payable half yearly in advance
inquiry should be addressed q the MOTHER FUPE
RoR Of ~ Josephs Academy, Eni'sbug, ffecedek county,
Maryland -
July e--dyear.
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AND WARRANTS LOCAVED.--The subscribers viii To-
Ia In6ana ino Iowa, and
a correct description of the land ocated.
f upon Description incorrect they will
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