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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-15

MILLINERY,
MIS- HAssEL1 wishes to inform fine Ladia Of wheeling
and its vicinity that she win open her E and Winter
Bonnets on Saturday, Oct. 16th 1858. oetl5-StS
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DIED.,

On the lG.h instant, after long and painful illness
which she bore with patience, fnItItuda, and pIou
TesIgnftI"n to the holy will of God, SARAH r
beloved wife OF John Alexander and Oldest dh hter
OF Richard Petit of georgetown.
LA all the respective duties of wife, mother sister
and Il lend, she was not excelled.
NOaC knew her but 10 love;
None named her but tn pfaIsei a.
tBat'e, PhIiat'a. auI New York papers oopy
On the Hlth instant. aboot ) o'clock a. H., Mrs,
Nj tRG DAME j.. wife of Mr.. J. n. Daniel, in the
oath year of her age.
In her closing moments, she fully realized the
trnthfuilHess of the blessed words of / spIratIon,
Though walk through Ihs valley of the shadow of
death, Wi! fear 10 evil. Tor Thy rod ard Thy staff
they comfort me-, AmoEg the las Ords she spok e
before utteIaTce failed were. Jesus. precious Js-
sus dear De'iverer the Star of Bethlehem is com
Ing -
Her funeral will take p,ce from he late residence
on5 til, b@twren u and ~ streets, on "Wednesday
2ist. a. o'oook D. IN. NJ win oh time and place her
friends aLd acqC a:ntances are invited to attend,
I'm the Goth laalant. ut clock a. m Mr.. PHIL.
LIP CRANER, aged - yehrs. ono of the Oldest
worSnNn IN our Navy Yard, and a veteran Of the
last war.
HIS friends are invited to his funeral Tomorrow
Nv ednesdaJ Evening, at pa O'clock from his resi-
dence on STU sire east.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES URNI

, Now IN store the most complete assortment of
CABlNET FURNITURE ever offered toa
to iurnIsh a house from the kitchen TO the at ~
tIc. 10 which cordially inv ts all who are mi
Mant OF ufniture TO give me call, promising
Handsome paror Srltex coyered with Rro..,.u.
comprising T.le-a tete Sofas, 2 ARA Chars
- and reception Chairs,
BLACK Walnut and Mahogany Paror Suites i'm ha,r
cloth, IN "~ss
Rosewood, Walnut and Mahogany Bedstesds.
walnut aud Mahogany Marble top Bureaus lu great
Walnut and Mahogany Marble top washstspos.
Back w anut w ardrobes. beautifully caryed
oak, w alnpt and Mahogany Marble top sideboards,
Oak, Walnut. Mahogany Marble top sideboard.,
Enclosed Walnut Commode and Parlor Desks.
w ainut and Mahogany Etageres or w hatnots,
Ma.sie Top and other Cottage Sets. from $50 to
Mahogany. Walnut and Oak Extension Tables
Mdhoganv and walnut Marble top Centre Tables.
Mahosany, Walnut aud Iron Hat Racks,
walnut and Mahogany Easy Chairs, IN hair, cloth,
snd leather, Walnut and Mahoeapy RoeIers
walnut and Mahogany Parlor Chars, Oak And
walnut DINING and Ofhce Chairs, hAnn some
Ruth bottom Reception Cha rs, Cane Chars
and Rockers, or every style and price, enid
- ren's high and low Chairs OF every fDd
fuckers celebrated Spring slat Beds, Gilt frsme
ana other LOOKING Glasses, Tete a -tete Sofas
lounge Bedsteads and other Lnuoges, Iron
Hedsteads and Iron Washstands Feather Reds
Hair and Husk Mattresses. Common Buresus
Msrdrobes and Washsiands, Bedsteads, Saloon
Iabes, Wsshslnks, TOwe HACKS, washstsnds.
Work Tables, Walnut aud Mahogany CRIBS
ana Cradles. Walnut and Mahogany Booksases
Piano stools. TTuLde Bedsteads, Settee ca,
dies. CampstoOls.
AGENTS 10. Grover & BaSer's celebrated Sewing
Machines. c. w BOTEIER
No. SIC, Iron Hail, Pa avenue,
~ Faarwu ,lsk
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GEORG ETOWN.
orrespondence of The Star.

GEoRsETowN, April 90, 1853.
We have rarely known so great demand for
small and medium sized houses In our city as
exists at the present time. We have no doubt
that fifty or more Of this class Of dwellings, Sit
uated in pleasant localities. would soon be occu-
pied by good tenants paying remunerative rents
Inc constant inquiry for such buildings causes
us TO wonder why our men of means have not
invested their surplus funds In this way instead
OF risking them in such decidedly less secure
speculations as stocks, Western lands, small po-
tato banks, &c. The north and northwestern por-
ton Of the Town abounds with handsome build
Ing lots In an unimproved conditions; most Of
them situated in the most eligible and healthy
locations, and surrounded by everything neces-
sary to render them desirable places for a COM
Portable and quiet place for private families to re-
side Much of this property can, we learn, be
purchased at very moderate prices, and If our
own capitalists neglect the opportunity much
longer, we hope to capitalists from elsewhere
avail themselves of this, an undoubted opportu-
nifty for a safe, permanent and profitable invest
ment.
A petition, gotten up in your city, praying
Cong ress or some other body to reofganize the
Criminal Court of the District, is being circu-
lated in our city for signatures Wonder II 1t is
not the offspring Of some opponents of the Re-
vised Code
The business facilities of our neighboring city,
Alexandria, have taken captive one of our former
citizens, Mr.. Lewis Army, who has located him.
self there for the purpose of conducting branch
| of the we'll known and popular establishment OF
Army Shinn, of our CITY. (See advertisement
We have known Mr.. A. long and intimately, and
| If our neghbOrs will take the advice Of an out
slider they will not be sparing in their efforts TO
| retain him in their midst. As business man
| and citizen we have always found him to be pos
sesss d Of many sterling good qualities, just sue b
| as are likely 10 meet the peculiar views Of the
| people Of the Old Dominion.
Business upon the canal continues on the in.
| crease. The neighborhoOd of the coal docks
| this morning, is literally thronged with boat,
| from Cumberland laden with coal
! The weather contihues extremely gloomy, and
attended with thick mist Of rain No out dOO
| business of moment is being done.
Since the late refreshing rains, we begin to re-
| ceise the most encouraging reports from the
| growing grain and vegetable crops. The pros
| pect for an abundant yield, we learn, was neve
better at this season than it is at the present time
The daily Union Prayer Meetings are still KEEP
| up,-the afternoon meeting at the Methods
| Protestant Church, on Congress street, and tn,
| evening meeting at the Market street Presbyte
| rian Chapel.
No change has occurred in the markets sine
| our rerOrt Of yesterday. S.
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GOATS. PANTS, And VESTS, DREss
WONDERFUL LIFE-sAVING LAMP.

Almost every one has read or heard Of the tabled
wonderful lamp of Aladdin which represented
MS having the power TO create gold precious stones,
&c. AT the command of IT'S chinese masters; but II
It's beth ieit Tor the 18th century TO produce
thr preservation OF human life, Infinite of more
Etins man All the riches of the world. We aude 10
PhOSlN II FLUID LAMPS aud LAMP FEED
EMS now 3nered Ia the public by our enterprising
cItlZen y. w 6odward, At his extensive establish
nient, No. y ia. avenue. between 10th and II;h
streets. Those who read the papers cannot ful TO
have noticed the extraordinary humber of deaths
and serious accidents which are continually occur
Ing from the use OF the common ETHEREAL or canphine
Lamps. A II danger Of tbs kind can now thanks to
science, be removed by the use Of those Safet,
Lamps offered for sale BY Dir. Woodward. The I'M,
Chemistry IN the principal cities of the Union and
they have unanimously declared that Newsl's Lamp
great invention cannot lie over estimated. and every
householder should provide for himself one OF those
q. Woodward Agent
Up l2-eo3t for the District Of Columbia,
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The RELIEF afforded by DIR. J. HOstetter's "Stom
a2h Buffers" In all cases of Dyspepsia and other
sn;lar All cctIons has given that valuable prepare
ton pO Iulary among those no for On rs suffered
from such ailments. IL Is excellent as tonic and
benehcieHt IN Its effects the system. Its history
10 One Almost oil mlTaces. one to which nr. Hos
ter can paint with confidence and credit. Iud led
remedy, perhaps, iii the Same period has attained
such an ex tended popularity as tho Doctors Bit
ters. whIGn are ever REGARDED rs certain cure for
stress of stomach. Those who have tried Al speak
pIs s"giy Of It's sects, and therefore we can com
mend 1t To general use. The "BIiters" are free
from any Thing calcI lated To- prove injurious to the
So stem, or Objectionable 10 the patti ,nt.
r. sale 10y Druggists and dealers generally, eve
ryUhere. 40 AZ ,so9t
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

NOTICE TO ADvERTIsERs.-Tos secure the most
conspicuous positions for advertisements In THE
STAR they must be sent TO our Office as early in
the day IS possible. Those who delay TO observe
this caution should not complain IL they do not
md them where they prefer TO see them. II is
always safest to get them to our counter between
and 10 In the morning, IL wishing them insert
ed satisfactorily on the same day
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$3.50 REV .I vii be paid for Information
conviction of the person or persons who aftem,tsd
20 as.issinate Isaac Entwisla and Reeve Lewis az
tue Lnorsheasa corner of the Capitol Square, on the
on the certificate Of the Distrist Attorney sffe,
conviction, upon application at the Bank Of w ash
luEtpu. nm 6~
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Financial.

NV YoRK, April 2D-Stocks HIGHER gener
ally Cunte rland Coal Company Tx; Illinois
Ceatral shares 81; de-. bonds s.; Michigan SOUTH
ern "a =; Newfork Central 50; P-nna Coal Com
pany TX; Reading az; Milwaukee a. Mis,issipoi
30h; w, 6's 81; Missouri 6's 3d..
Sterling exchange dull at lO9
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WATCH RETURNs.-Thls morning there were
no cases for trial. Eight dodgers in the cells-al
non-residents. (This is the first morning, for a
considerable time, that there were no cases on
the docket. Our citizens will hail il as the ind +
cation of better times cOming)
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- WEDDING CAKES very pretty and very cheap; Ice
Cream aud Water lees at ) "a per gallon, at the
PhIadel phIa Confectionery, corner 18th and ats.
ap 10 jw+ j. FUssEII
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WALTER ID, WYVILI

No. ~ Pa, arshNs. south side,
would respectfully announce to the citizens of
washington and the sighbOrhoOd, and those who
propose building the coming seasO' that H. Is now
prepared to put on and repair NJ ETALIC ROOFS
OF AL kinds, IN the most approved style and most
durable manner: and also to put up and epalr GUT
solIclts r share of their patronage.
lie begs as? TO chl attention 10 his assortment of
HOU>EkEEPlNG A I'll T. LES, comprising
Cooking aud otner Stoves of the most pproved pat
terms, as well as general supply of Tin, Copper
ana Iron ware, IN his line OF business, which he
will sell cheap for cash. ap I7-Iws
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, April 20 -Flour is arm; sales OF
300 ibis; state q l5asi 30 Ohio 81 s5a<4 Is;
Southern 81 50aS1 "a
w heat is quiet sales Of 1900 bushels; VIII tie
u y asF32x. Corn is higher; sales Of 10 600
bushels; white lc., yellow 76a7Sc
fork Is higher; mess $lsasIs 10, prime Beef
n,mi Chicago repacked sl2 5Oasfa so-sla 6s
Lard is arm at IOYa lie.
Whisky is steady at Gle
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BALTIMORE, April a.-Plour is steady AT YES
City Mills 81 ~'i
Wheat Is unchanged; reds sI OOasI os whites
sl.l'aSl 30 for fair to prime. Corn L. lower.
white 6Gd6sc: Whisky 2la2l Ne. Provisions are
onoyant; bulk pok r7a9c; bacon saIOc; lard IOXa
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BY ]. C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer

VALUABLE LOTS EAST OF THE CAPT
AFTEkNooN Ap pf cd >. o T,aEERSDAY
premises, shall sell the following valuable Lots
Lot No 4. Square No. ss5. fronting GO feet inch nm
Massachusetts avenue. between 9th and 9TH
streets east, conta MI 6,eOS square feet.
feet inches on north c street, between 6;6 and
,th ST., Lot contain ing $3.50 feet. Lot con-
These lots are beautifully located for building
purposes, and will be subdivldeJ 10 suit purcEa.
Title indisputable.
Terms One fourth cash; the residue in g. 6. eand
nonths. with interest, secured by decd Ia trust
apl7d &c. MCGUIRE, Auct.
NARSHAL'S SALE.-Iu virtue of a VIII, of 6e
w % facss, issued from the Clerks Office of the
Iircuit Court for the District of Columbia for the
County of Washing ton and to me directed. / shall
expos Ia public SALE tor C.sH, at the residence of
John Espey, ON srh street, between and streets
west, on the east side IF said sOth street on FRI
DAY the sfh day at April. l85S. AT n O'Clock a. M
,he following goods and Cnaitles. IN part, to wit
Carpets, Wardrobe. Tables, Washsiands. Mantle
Ornaments, MaEogan Sofa. Lounge. Chairs. &c !,
&C, seZed and levied upon rs the goods aud chat
81 sS 3Shn To- ESpsy and will s be sold to sss No
Lea Co use of Geo. Il. Motilus.
IS dts Marshal for the District of Columbia.
NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of seven
office of the Circuit Court of the District of Column
bia. for the county of Washing and to me direct
the Court House door Of laid county on FRIDAY
the 10Th y OF March, 1855, at IL clock the fol-
LOWING described property, to wit: All DEFENDANT
or parcel OF ground y ing In GEORGETOWN. the Dis
rict of Columbia. which is Included within the fl
lowing netes and bounds, to wit: Beginning on the
west side of Market Space at point 90 feet 10 inches
south from the corner of Bridge street and Market
Space, and running thence with the north wall
OF the two story brick houses the lot he reby de-
soTibed, and the lie thereof extending SO feet
thence south and parallel with Market Spsce n feet
lncnes. more or less, to point which will be inter-
sected by the line OF the wall said hons
extended west, then by SAID line reversed east TO
Market Space at the southeast corner of AID
and then north and with the line of Market Space "a
feet ches to the place of beginnBg, which is the
northeast corner of said house, her with al and
singular the improvements thereon, SER ed and lev
led upon as the property of George Rhodes Jr, and
will be sod to satisfy JGdcias Nos S3i Sl5 and $50
to October term, 1856, In favor of Joshua Hatcher
and Marcy Hatcher, and Nos. 1884, lS5, 1885, and Isl
Iudic!as 10 May term, 1885, IN favor Of Cline and
DIilon. Peter Dillon, Benjamin Triplett and John
Crumbaugh. j. ID. HOOVER.
IN , dts Marshal for the District of Columbia,
H THEABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. fur
want of bidders, until FRIDAY, the I'd OF April
next, 1883, same hour and place.
J. d. HOOVER,
m 2 is Marshal for the District of Columbia.
II THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER
Postponed, until FRIDAY. the 18th of MAY, 1889
same hour and place.
I'D HOOVER
fa 81 1,
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rLAIRVOYANCE-F TWO WEEKS
~ LONGER Madam CLINTON PRICE can
De consulted on business or diseases at No 10 north
street, Capitol Hill. Those wishing to avail them
seves OF this opportunity should call her without
delay rs she Is acknowledged by all who visit her
to be the hest CalrvOyant now before the public
IerIns 81 ap 9-2w"
SPEN GERS HISTORY OF THE UNITED
y states beng nearly completed, specimen OF
expressly for The work can be seen at the Office of
the publishers, 499 7th street between ID and r.,
ap l7-tf JAMES CARTER, Agent
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GROWERS BAKERS SEWING MACHINE

The subscriber has taken the agency and has now
On hand an assortment of the above celebrated
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES; and, IN pre-
sentng them to the public notice, can, without fea
oI contradict N, say that they believed to be
the best article ever offered ~ the public. They are
adapted To all kinds Of family sewing from the st
To the cJarsest KIND; lie most respectfully invites
the ladies to call and exam. ne them.
A lady will always lie IN attendance to exhibit
them, and TO instruct all who are desirous of pur-
chasing.
Needles Of all sizes will be constantly kept on
hand for G.. w. BOTELER.
No. Sls. Iron Hall, Pa. av., between
IN 3taw6w 9Th and 10th streets.
GOATS. PANTS, AND VESTS, DRESS
NOAH WALKER d CO, Marble Hall Cloth
lng Emporium, Browns Hotel Building, respect
fully snnOuLc. that III IT annual display ASPIRING
and SUMMER CLOIIllNGI is now ready for IN
spectIOn. comprising I'll assortment of ent lemen'
and Youths ClOthng, of the newest AID richest de-
signs Ia material. trimming. aud work manshlp.
TO those " no study excellence, with economy, in
fashIonable articles Of DIR oppOrt unity IL
offered for ectlrg from Of the most attractive
stocks of goods in this city, at very redu prices
AD6-aO2w
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A, GREEN, Auct.


By BARNARD a BUCKLEY, GEORGETOWN
-FOUR VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT
T. PUBLIC SALE.-On WEDNESDAY AFTER 70
NOON, u st instant, at O'Clock, we will sell four
valuable Building Lots, on the corner of I'D and
rrederiek streets. Georgetown, fronting ~ feet
hrstrate Locality and will be sold on accommodate
terms, viz:
oLe fourth cash, the residue in g. 70 ard 10 mont
ior Totes bearing interest and secured by deed of
trust on the property.
ap Its BARNARD Il BUCKLEY, Aucts.
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NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ o.
WI teri facIss, "under the hen law" issued from
the Clerks ffce of the Circuit Court of the DIS
trIct cf Columbia, for the County of Washington
and to me directed, shall pose 10 public sale fol
CASH, IN front ofthe Court house door of said con
ty, on "WEDNESDAY. the 9th day of AprIi. 1919
at II o clock, M. the following described property
TO wit: being all defendants right. title claim and
interest, IN ard TO the certain building erected ON
the who,e OF Lot n Is and part of Lot No. a. IN
Square NO. s47, In the City of Washington, ID. g.,
berg the whole of Lot No. l6 and IL feet next nd
joining Of Lot No. H. running back tie hole depth
II said Lots Nc. l6 sLd III los feet Inch and will
be sold 10 satisfy Judicial, No 2 IL May term 1883
IN favor of John PuTdy against William = Venable
J. ID. HOOVER,
apS-dfs Marshal fnr the Dist let of CalumEla.
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EiNE ALES.-We respectfully announce TO our
! friends ana the public that have at last sue.
ccsJed IN having large quantity of ALES of varI-
Gus Kinds brewed expressly to our order, which We
Will guarantee To be the finest and the larry est yar
ETY. that was ever offered In this market
All PERSONS wishing nice article of A le can have
II by applying Ia for either ofthe following brands
VIZ. Rennett, Burton Xxx Pale, India Pale Phi
adelphls and x We also have fine article Of
Brown Stout and Y Porter always on hand.
All orders by mail, given to our drivers will be
attended To. Army & SHINN
Union Bottiing Depot, 81 Green street,
q T7-d GEORGETOWN, ID. e..
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,ry-THE ABOVE SALE Is STILL FUR
ther Postponed, on account Of the Indictment
weather uatIl TIL 4 RSDAl, the I'd instant, same
hour: and wrl positively taks place ram OF shine
ap ~ I'd \. GREEN, Auc;'r.
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1ITTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
IN consequence of the Indictment weather until
TUESDAY, the 2Uth instant, same hour.
apl6 A. GREEN, Auct.
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BY WALL Il BARNARD, Auctioneers.
Corner Of PennspIrania arknHl and 9fh strssk


sGz6a MoNbaY a H2hs AT l5tS
instant. at O'Clock We will sell, at public auction,
of Dsilys subdivision of square 2l5 fronting each
twenty two tz2l feet on L. street north and running
are in one of The finest localities Washing ton. one
square north of rankin Row. and in n fast impro-
Terms: One third cish The resIdus in 6. -, IA,
and 4 months, secured 10y deed OF trust and bear-
ing IntercSt All oonve,ancing at The expense OF the
ap I4ts WALL & BARNARD, Aucts.
H. THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
WE'D NESDAY AFTERNOON next, April Dist {,
apr WALL & BARNARD. Aacts
RyA. GREEN. Auo.Ioueer.
EXCELLENT and NEARLY NEW HOUSE
~ HOLLAND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION -
& rs.dea0s Of W. otr d .s at at ss
O'Clock on Indiana avenue No. ". between LIST
ana "a streets west, superior ssOrtment Of Furn
Fine walnut bfocatelle covered Paror Set compris
a., ing French Sofa, Castor and Parlor Chars,
Mahogany Sofa, Arm Rocker, Tables and stands,
Do. Bookcase. Bureau and Washstands,
Parlor Window Curtains, Shades and Ornaments,
hilt Gothic Frame Mirror.
Superior Velvet Tapestry Carpets and Rugs to
match,
Stair Carpets and Rods,
Drugget and Straw Mating,
China. Glass ard Crockery Ware among which Is a
fine gold bound Tea and Coffee Set, ivory Han
die Knives and Forks,
Passage Oilcoth,
Beds eads and Mattresses,
Cooking, Radiator and OF her Stoves
With good lot of Kitchen Requisites.
Terms: All sums under 8 IS, casu: over SIS, a
credit of two and four mouths, for notes sstisfacto
n endorsed. bearing interest.
A. GREEN, Auctioneer
p. :. The House is For Rent. Ii is 10 fine ORDER
and a hand some location. Possession gwen Imn.e-
dately. Inquire on the premlses.
apl2 A. O..
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By 4. GREEN, Auctioneer

HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS NORTH
II l.. BErwREN NEw JERSEY AVENUE AND isT
STREET VEST. AT AUCTION ON WEDN ESUAY
3st instant, shall sell, on this premises CLOCK
0. M ga st half Of Lots NO. and -, IN square No
81. This property has front of D. feet on north l.
street. running lack tO 90 feet street ar aey I'm N
ming through the square 273 feet inches.
Terms: Une-fourth cash; balance in 6. II, and ls
months. for notes bearing interest from day of SALE
deed given and a deed of trust taken. Title per
lect.
ap Ia Il A, GREEN Auct
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CANDFORD'S ARCTIC,

SANDF ORD'S ARCTIC.
~ TO THE PUBLIC.
. Please read below the opinion of Prof. Charles G.
rage, VI ID. who was for many years IN the (Isss:sl
Patent Oiloa in tins city: -
have examined sanford Patent X efng- $3.50
orator called the Arctic ard also all the E#tHk IL
patents granted since 1886 for Reiri. orators sSp
ana elndot hesitate to bestOw the highest praise
upon the scientific AMI ecoI Omical merits Of the
Arctlc as lar excellIng any invention for this pur
pose have ever known. The great complaint of
refrgeratOrs Is dampness, hut the construction Of
the Arcllc g such that II cannot be damp, and will
give better results with gwen quantity of ice than
any refrigerator have eXamI ed. A treatise mig hi
be written on ITS philosophical merits.
CHARLES 6, PAGE
Washington, ID. c.. April 10, 1856.
the following is what DR.. Page writes in reply to
nectIcut:
] have examined all the existing patents for Re-
frIgeratOrs. and all The withdrawn applications for
Letters Patent IN the United States Patent Office,
ana do not lind that the Arctic conflicts with any
existing patent, or is anticipated by any previous
Invention: My connection with the United States
patent Ohce Tor ten ears as prncip pal Examiner of
Patenis, tduring most of which time had charge
OF refIgeTators,l has enabled to give the subject
a ful examination; and am of the opinion that the
hrtic Is the only Refrigerator thus far known which
accOnPllshes a Complete purhcatIon, desiccatIon
anG % o; the whole Of he contained air.
Washington, u. c.. April IS, 1856.
The above Refrigerators for sale by c. WOOD
WARD, Sole Agent for the District OF Columbia
at his Metropolitan Stove and Crate Factory, Pa.
avenue, between lcth and 18th SITS.
n. Is. Also on hand Reirigerators filed in with
CHI rcOal, which soma prefer. Simpsons Patent Ice
Pitchers and Ice Water Jars sold very low for cash.
up 10 6teO