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BY the President Of the United states.

TN pursuance Of law T. James Buchanan, President
Of ne United s.ss q Asrc Do hereby dsos.s .sd n.ss
ices tho sRxoRr EnAskA the periods hsrsuasr ds
sSs land once a. Bxows.vz comncncIns Moaday "a
Day 81 September re Cor tho dspossi Of The public lands within 'hs
following named townships, viz
Of and qf tAs sirtA principal asdsaM
part township the Gao aud Tcz, aad Hail
Breed, NeYAha scrvaton, q range u
Half Brood Nemaha reservations and fractional Townships and
rhs. part Or township eas outside Of the 60 4 rsrv.
.own:h the parts q townsp and casds q hs Hs
Breed and y "a @ s p ns
townships a and II part se~usbp outside tho Hall
sss sad = raass
Ts.=ss: =: ~ 4 ~; f:s:: 4, 4
1ownshSs i 5. 8 \ s and s 4 range 70.
Townships !, 2, "a, 8, and q q range .. 49, 2
"a a. 1n s sssss = s g. 10 dspss pubic s
the following named townships, viz;
Nota n lsr< and II AZ sisA yvt~clpaE ~sdiaa
Fractional townships and g. Of range Is.
Townp !, and fractional Townships ?, TO- ~ and ~ Of range
Townships 8. TO- ii, IL. township lx
Townships TO- and II fractional sowa4ps u and
townships 8 TO- H. and fractional township y range
TOwnshps s. . 49, and H. and fractional s0wnshU - i'n
Townships g. and 49, and fractional townships II Is 1871
range O.. u@a s6ss
a III. ocmmsnsns Monday a.
day 81 M1xnr tho disposal Of the public lands within G
following named townships, viz:
NosA g tine and east Of Ms sA principaI meridian
Fractional townships 10, Is, and 49, range H.
Fractional 49, and ~, II 10.
Townships H. 49, TO-
tonal townships IL, 49, 10 and 20, Of range IA
Fractional township H. townships Is, IA, 49, TO- ~ and H. and
fractional Townships 10 and 20 OF range III. 2@
Fractional townships ~ - and - and sownah's 49, isn
TO- and TO- Of range 10.
Fractional townships H. IT, and 49, and townships II 10 and
20 81 rsngc Q. sG ga MA VS.
appropriated for the schools military aud char
purposes will excluded from tho sales,
The offering win b couSsnssd oh the
pointed proceed thc order which they advertised
whole shall have osrcd and the sacs thus closed but
kept longer than wss and pvaas
any tho lands will b. adnsd Until Anss tho sxptsama
dvon under my hand Il tho Ivy * wxsnssou this thlh
day March, Donn Thousand eight hundred and NY
eight
by the President:
TMoe A. Hxspscxs, s4N xtsss ssF ~ WA
Commissioner " tho General Land Onoe.
NOTICE TO PRE- EPr0N CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled tho right symptom 70 @
within the townships and of townships above enumerated
establish tho TO tho aascon u the reht nd
the proper Land ONCE and nsas payment tkg
practicable after sin0 is nOe, and before the day appointed
OF the public sale of tho lands embracing The tract
! claimed otherwise such claim viii DO forfeited.
Ap a--1awtds Commissioner OF the General Land 0mx
Intel and Stas,l @
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II their generous and valuable support
Booksellers and oths wh0 may obtain or 10 "I9J
Of those who may desire poSeas the edition viii please "
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Mar 3--dn wsshIpacn City, D. y
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At the land Office at KickApoo, commencing on Mon
day. the 9Th day of July next for the disposal of the
public lands within the following named townships, viz
South Of te base line and cast Of the sixth principal mdaa
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Eugene Dupuy,
Soh Agaa for Pass 4 Lubins Prtun<ry and OOmpoasds

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Sok Asna for Piass & Lubns Pe.fum<ry and CmpoaSds
VHE agency for the United States of Messrs. Piesse
Lan peruery factors in London having been transferred
fYche 800 Broadway, ffsn (r
George being with establishment bog
to nrm xn deslors and the trade gencray that
bond supply OF Pese Lbins
articles such the FAnranni perfume and It's compounds the
all their Varieties to which may be
added nom Tho e said introduce
Yea cmbtning excellence novelty Merchants
their nsd with promptncss and care and on Is favor
AID tsY1sH " kerctoforc $500 T. DUPUY,
@ aFSsF Y7 f coo Broadway, New York
fbsf s rfansip<i perfume manufactured only BY
esek nb ndon and they take this opportunity 70 caution
purchasers limitations which there how
tho exquisite fragrance made by
r.. 81.
MansfpAnat ~ fpe the hair, excuialey scentcd .LE
Nangqnu ~ HDdher scent for and impart delight
falfagraRc4 70 articles they are placed near,
Frangipanni scented soap. sf n
Frausinanni nosnss the tongs
pe Of he IT, and the apartment will DO delightfully."-
aagpann pomade This italian unguont for tho hair It's
supcrIzive fragrance Inns given world wide reputation.
fyAuetp4nnf 64fehek Ss1d svorywere st.it8asifs
March o-~1taw xuesk0at8m ~ GEN sass ia @E ks
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At the land Office at Kickapoo, commencing on Mon
day the nineteenth day of July next for the disposal Of
the public lands within the following named townships
viz
South Of the base line and east Of the arth principal neiqn
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T1uRE SODA wATER-sYLvEsTER's SODA

FOUNTAINS 9th and rccts from which tho purcs
dspgh Carbonsd Soda Water drawn from stono
nua y cod b. quaed ccptcus Righteousness are now
ID Acve opsraon illustrating by daily increasing patronage the
last apfrectcn superior medicinal properties and rs more
agreeable paaable qualities TO the napd huru
sc6 copper fountains yclcpt soda wate
and under tn assumed cognomen dApsned to eonndng and u
suspecang public
Nectar Orange Orgea Pea Pine Apple PORT Rose
Raspberry, Srsapa Strawberry, seber sassaas Sherry and
vanlh. n 3ff& 43H tHiw itl 81 HltH q
Also Strawberry Lmsn sArsaparh Mead Something dincr
snt from anything sold In the District
Nay l--eod0ms Bssts6ft aes'a sisN }4-l
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NoTIcE no PRE- EMplYoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled to the right Of pc-enption any
of the lands within the townships and parts Of townships
above mentioned is required 10 establish the to the
Satisfaction Of the register and receiver Of the proper
land Office and make paysxea Ar9ov practicable
commencement Of the public sale Of the lands embracing
the tract claimed otherwise such claim will b forfeited
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the Ganeral Land Office.
Mar l4--lRwl3w Intel&Star.]
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VITATCH Repairing and Engraving. " Watches,
pocket of description
repaired akin perform
gavg every description done in the best style including the
e&tha ofGn6, nnttoes, initials
Arrg wedding cards elegantly engraved and printed
rF1&@ Ass@t TY H. W. GAIT 4 BRO,
TgsaHSA g&asa. Jewellers, 324 Pennsylvania avenue,
jan eo-f Fsi~ assW Between 9th and 10Th streets
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REODERN Professor DANIEL r.
vI GROUx Translator Of Modern Languages
ciay French Spanish No 225 Penn opposite
Wfsrd's Hotel Mar 20--d3mo
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FOR WOOD AND COAL.

QrAKyxnxAsrxRs Orv1cx, u. g. NJ. CoRrs,
Washington, May 10, 1856
SEALED PROPOSALS
tho 10th day OF june 1885, supplying such quantities wood
and coal be required or tho Marines stationed Washington
c. from Lat july 1885, 30t june 1885, Tho coal
anthracite white broken and screened and free from DUST
weigh lbs 10 the The wood sapng
both the wood and coal be delivered tho rcquon
manng Marine Ocer and piled and such points
tho walls OF the Marine Barracks dcsgnAed
70 the United Sates and subject 10 bis approval
Bidders will their proposals with tho
officer Of tho government a tsf.a sl3 ~ s.
u. J. SUTHERLAND,
raat a3ts QuartermAscr U. g. n. Corps
May 12-3tawtJunc 10 lintcl&sstar,l 5fH 3str
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Township !, Of ranges 10 and H.
Lands appropriated by law for the use Of schools mill
t&ry and other purposes together with the swamp and
oyorowed granted 70 the State BY the acts Of Congress
approved March e. lS49 and September 20, 1885, win h.
excluded from the sales.
Tie tracts within the ax ,s eah adj Of the rail
roads will b. sold subject 10 the right u way granted by
the act of August 1884, for sad railroads. and the par
ticuIar tracts cut by the routes will BIZ sold containing
the quantities respectively shown on the oicaM psts
without deduction The offerings Of the above Lands viii
be commenced ON the days appointed, and win proceed
in the order in which they advertised until the whos
shall have been offered and the sales thus closed but
no sale shall be kept open longer than two weeks and
private entry of any Of the above lands will DO admitted
until after the expiration Of the two weeks.
Given under my hand at the city Of Washington, this
ninth day Of March, Domini one thousand eight
hundred and fifty-eght.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
BY the President
THOMAS A. HENDRicKs.
Commissioner of the General Land Office
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Lands appropriated by law for the of schools, mill
tary and other purposes will be excluded from the Sales
The offering of the above lands will be commenced
the days appointed, and will proceed In the order in
which they advertised until the whole shall have been
offered and the sales thus closed but sale shall be
kept open longer than two weeks, and private entry
to any of the lands will be admitted until after the exp
ration of the two weeks ga
Given under my hand ct tho city Of Washington, this
nineteenth day OF March, ammo Domini one thousand
eight hundred and fifty eight 4.8 IA aa ses3 iaas
JAMES BUCHANAN.
BY the President 4f M 89 4st.
THOMAS A. HnDRICKs
s33 Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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Miss Christie johnson,

VUUuDUny : p
ELoCurioS,
RS dcsrous of forming classes in elocution IN the
schools Washington, and viii give instruction private pu
pills in that city and In Georgetown.
gye essoAs youths professional gentle
and also foreigners who wish acquire English
~ NJ 8 va ~ ast
Residence Harrover formerly Engishs)
mary, Washington and Gay streets, Georgetown.
Mrs Anna Cora Richie, Richmond Va.
Rnv. Stephen p Hill, Washington, D, 9.
NNgSf&g Grafton Tyler M D., Georgetown, D. C. Az
Fdr further insorson apply blanchard Mohun At their book
store corner Il pennsylvans Eleventh street
Nov ST
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NOTICE--In accordance with the extended char
IN ~ the rremsu Insurance Company Of Washington and
oemsstown general meeting the sokhes win be held At tho
ONCE the company Friday the 2sth instant bctscn tho hours
Of 10 ock, and O'Clock NJ thirteen
until the nrAt Monday January
May 13-Naw2w&d ALEX. MCINTYRE, Secretary.
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WYBo0NsINAND MINNESOTA COMMISSION,

wv HfxIGENpHy AND GENERAL LAND AGENCY .-GKpRGE
FAM 0oe Vain door the Banking House Of
Cosn1Mnes, 4 cOsy u UFesse, Wisconsin
prepared buy, ss, give information with regard TO
Wa ss = Wisconsin 4 sa6ssoa . attend
tna eiur Jx ands, on dwelling houses, other prop.
s - nAzcn y make collections pay taxes examine utles,
YSFhcSST asscnion even % IoANNG MONEY which
han real worth three times the acun Of loaned,
eecQrn
nuay Sscu d rsa estate n WISCONSIN and Mnnssoa more
than Now York. for the that lands advancing from
~ 70 100 Interest LOCAL. Wisconsin, high
"A II POI cent a6d ii Nnnesots h ID usnry hw M
AN buk.ss isters inquiry prompt attended and
romied mail express f the country
Febl72-cm' n GEO. FARNAN
H tho following gcnlcmen Hon G. Washburnc NJ c.,
9ofal W. Randall Madison Wis., Lieut. Gov.
apesn u Crosse, Wis Hon p Hasngs qsats treasurer
Crosse WIS., Hgn b. D. Cameron Crosse, Judge Lord
6a udge judicial circuit) Gaevie Wis.
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled TO the right Of presumption to
any of the lands within the townships and parts Of town
ships above enumerated Is required to establish the
to the satisfaction Of tho register and receiver of the
proper land Office and make payment ~gr praai-
cable otter seeing this noo, and before the day appointed
for the Of the public sale Of the lands
embracing the tract claimed otherwise such claim will
be forfeited
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS,
sd Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Mar 24~-1awtl9July [Int&Starl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-12
xw Work money Matters, &c.

The r,ce!pls IRON customs OF Friday last,
amounted 10 S73,s67, presenting rather mea'
gre pfospec, Of replenisuing the Treasury from
dulles on imports The amount IN the Sub
',sa.Ury xas zen a half millions.
The business at the Stock BOARD was active
Ss,. stocks especially being firm. Virginia
sn-. advanced ! and Missouri 4 Tennessee,
California AID North Carolina were sold at yes
'srddys prices Ohio skies Of 1886 brought
.gti, and Indiana lives q!
The steamer City OF Washington, which sail
u from this poIl, took ou, IN bullion S5e3,4ss,
;a.iy bars by the last California arrival.
The rates OF exchange on London closed hea,
vat lOei1lU.t for bankers, and loeGlU9s
.or commercial bills. The tree movement Of
cotton al The South has an influence.
The New York Evening Post says The
make, Tor Treasury notes favors holders. We
a,ar Of sales OF 4lGiS = cts. at l.itGa y ct
?''num Inc impression prevails IN some
i94!,eIs nat Mr.. Cobb, upon the opening o.
tcrUsss. will ask for an additional issue o.
,o'ss OF power 20 make temporary loan ou'
Of ;as remaining zen millions fifteen years issue
lbs disposal, relying upon a more active rev.
,.lt II 1850 The balance in the Sub-tTeasury
SANS al SOj69,OOO, which will be much re-
:.is! By December lst When the balance IN
,..Nsv York Office sinks 10 seven millions
K Treasury Department begins to feel poor
.ascs5ursIns officers, on account OF war con
;a;s wll 10 doubt draw literally during the
IN 'lT'v davs'
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- 800 -.-->-;;-::-sTs..
~ ~ 49, -, t r S.'.s ~ -,
ss'>& etzEs:. ;s 9 g.
81 MAGNETIC TEGEGR4HB
THREE DAYS LATER from EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE INDIAN EMPIRE.

QUEBEC, Oct. 1.-The steamship Indian
Empire arrived here yesterday, with Liver
pool dates of the 9th.
There was an expectation that the Bank
rates would be Immediately reduced, IN COZ
! sequence of the accumulation OF specie.
An official synopsis Of the English treaty
with China had been published. A separate
article provides an indemnify Of 2,OUO,OJO
;aels for the losses at Canton, ard two nil
lions more for the genera! expenses OF the
war. The British forces are to remain 81
Canton until the Indemnity is paid.
1t is stated that the Russian Navigation
Company will be authorized 10 establish
station at Algeria and have depot for coal
t1,re.
The Spanish expedition to Cochin China
vas not expected to commence operations be-
fore November. Preparations by Spain a.
sa!nst Mexico still continue. The Mlrister
Of Marine had been to Cadiz to inspect the
fleet.
The Bank o! Frankfort had raised the rate
OF discount to t per cent.
Arrangements have been completed to
transfer the Austrian railway lines to the
Rothchilds and ether French and English
capitalists.
The late conspiracy at Naples YVES quite
formidable. Ii Included many persons Of
high positions, and had besides, extensive
foreign rami:ations.
la Persia, conspiracy, headed by the
Prime Minister, had been discovered, but
failed before il was matured
The latest intelligence from London was
Of Tuesday. the Goth. Nothing of genera!
Importance had tFaa5pired there since last
advices.
Paris adsices state that INC French Am
bassador to China would leave Oh the 81 o!
October With the ratified treaty.
Coa"ERCIAL -LIyERPooL, Wednesday mora
ng.--Th= cotton market for TWO days closed
steady but quiet and nom!nally Unchanged
SAILS Oh Saturday ard Monday, $4,000 bales:
Spectators aud exporters ;aklng l,2UU bales.
Breadstuils were very dali; new English wheat
slightly lower Provisions steady.
Sugar and coffee steady. Tea unchanged, with
an average business.
ConsoIs Tor money 97ia975 for account 81
I3-ltH97 1916, closing hrtn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-12
AUCTION SALES.

sTALE OF VALUABLE PRupERTY.-W
- BE- sod az public auction, oll The Sd day Of
Norsmbr, 1853. ne FARM upon which reside,
known IS "CH.4PP.1W.4uSIC" containing
81 / ACRES, more o.: .rss. Tn.s Farm Is stu.
aztec in the count OF Stafford, and upon Chap
pawamsic Run near lis mouth. |: is one OF the
mos; productive farms in the county. II lies IN
a compact torn. has about 200 acres OF arabic
land. and the remainder in wood and timber,
convenient 10 landing on the Creek, with good
road 70 the same.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
The sale will take place on the Farm the
above day, !; lair il not the next fair day.
J. VI MEREDITH.
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Irregularities OF the Weather.

Referring to the sudden changes tro'n heat
to cold, and from cold to heat, which late
ly characterized tie weather in ali parts OF
the United States, the n o. P,cayune says:
"One does not know what to decide on, IL
fact, in regard to the weather--whether 1t Is
going to get cooler or get warmer, or stay
where it is, and so much uncertainty arises as
50 the kind aud degree OF dress one should
wear. We saw in en- omnibus, yesterday, one
passenger dressed al! in broadcio,h, black
hat. black crava.--in fue, q regular winter
ou fit. while next TO him sat good looking
individual, atuanso in spo!less whita--look-
Jog as fresh and cool and immaculate az you
please The weather suited both, aud both
suited the weather.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-12

OK REWARD!-Was stolen from DIR; r. T.
3D. H. Stuarts landing, between the 18Th
and 18th of this month, large sized shit r
belonging TO the subscriber, painted white, win
black streak on the upper moulding-on one
end there were fixtures Tor iu"d"r, and on Inc
other nose piece, with a short piece OF chain
attached, for locking. On the sides there were
two cast iron fixtures, the wheels having ben
removed There was in the skif, when stolen,
two paddles, painted white and two seats, OF
same colour The skill vas locked 10 large
root, and that cut in TWO pieces, III order TO en-
able the person or persons 10 take 1t l ne above
reward will be paid on It's delivery 10 me- or
any information thankfully received. Address
me at Hampstead p o, King George County
Virginia. h. SlIAht Il MAJ
King George County, sep 22-ecl"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-12

n,1rR-Tne market opened WIN '''o'e ~
~, and ,ass were sales OF sevsI'. .b io,s az
wy -. .r,,oo street superine to Shippers
:, ~ also in request at s. 25as0 '7s' most.
1.'' a., :, consumption. Family is quiet anu
y " n. rs.nse IN quotations.
' ,-ng,r-In, offerings on Change were
" '. 'a4 ne market quiet, with decline OF 3
~ - Yb,,s and red. There were sales re-
,, white d, l2cGl3Oc., and red at l2cH
%, tsir to good. In consequence OF the
49,, -. nany samples were withdrawn and
.,,.,,.iops we're to limited extent.
rosy-Tarre vas an improvement IN tue
-. Offered and prices indicate slight ad-
'. Tier. we're sales OF prime white at
.,.i VAS nela az SIC, but we heard OF
. No yellow offered, and we are una
q. % give quotations
pyg D,nsnd brisk, but offerings light
...,a pine at SOC, closing firm.
o,I,-Tae supply is very light, and the de-
...,,bs,sd. There were no sales reported
.r,,r,, and We continue our last week S
.,.,.f1T,
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Loudoun county, Va, oct l2-eolm

.C.lnn REWARD!-Kanaway from the
ClUU subscriber, on Saturday night the
9Th INST, my Negro Boy NATHAN The SAID
bow is about feet or 3 inches high, o! yellow
complexion, his hair inclined 10 red, and yellow
or grey eyes. Had on when h" left, a brown
trock coat and pants, and also one blue trock
coat, and striped kossuth hat-a small scar
on one OF his ears. | will pay the above re-
ward for his apprehension, If taken out OF Viz
GINA, and $50 il taken within the State.
oct I2-eo3t w. H ZIMMERMAN.
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C.Sn REWARD-Ranaway from smith
OCU field, on the goth day OF September
the slave man EDMUND. The SAID negro IS
fully SIX ieet high jet black, with long hair
worn plated, has a large moulh, clear whls
teeth. has atwisting gait in walking, is about
IS years OF age, OF powerful frame, aIs speaks
quickly, and rather broadly when addressed !
will give the above reward Tor his apprehen
sion and delivery to me III jail, so that get MN
J. ]. HhLSEY, Trustee ~ u, A sieet.
Mltchelrs Station. CupepeTco. oct 7-eoi"
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7 oUporN FARM FOR sALE-The suE

I OUDOUN FARM FOR SALE-The sub
| 4 scriber offers for sale, at very low Pr'ce,
his FARM, called ".ALMd," on the Leeshurs
Turnpike, twenty five mics from \ exand!ia,
and one and halt from tae Alexandra, Lou
doun and Hampshire Railroad. II contains
FIVE HUNDRED AND TWENTI-FOuR
ACRES, about one half III cultivation and grass,
the balance in open timber, which affords a very
large summer pasture; four excellent spr!nsS,
and a we'll in the yaid with water twenty-five
"a feet in depth Tue WFLLiNG is very
i.:::l tine two.s,ory, frame, and basement Cot
tage building, with every necessary ou'buiding
all entirely new. Terms very liberal
SAM'L 4. MASTERS.
Loudoun county, Va oct l2--eolm
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TAUTION-W beg leave 10 caution purcha
I ! sers Of our choice OLD MOSONGhhELA
WASHES against the deception ard petty
fraud wh,ch is practsed by certain parties IN
this CITY and in Baltimore who have appropria
ted to themselves exact copies OF the Star Brands
hng used and dssigned by rs to Distinguish our
Old Wniskies We can assure our friends and
customers, that the uurvaled quality, every
where Acknowledged OF our choice OLD WITS.
KlES, cannot be equalled by these ingenious
invaders Of our rights
Our new establishment, GIBsOyToS Mills, on
the Monongahela River. gives us uneqna!led
facilities Tor making WhiSkey o! the choicest
kind. from matted and kiln dried grain.
Purchasers OF cur Old Whlskies will please
TO notice, the words GIEsoNToN Mills and JOIN
GIBSON. SONS Il Co, are inserted IN the new
Br ands which we now adopt; and we deem 1t a
duty we owe 10 our customers and ourselves, 10
give notice, that we will prosecute and expose
any person or persons who may hereafter copy
or use our Brands.
Holm GIBSON SONS * co
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Virginia Mills Sold,

The Virginia Iron Mills were sold the
other Jay to A. Wilson Kelley, one of toe
former propretors, for So 600 The pur-
chase include, some sixty OF seventy houses,
some of them OF brick. This mill, with the
other bulldogs connected herewith, cost
$1,000. The mill will resume operations
on Monday. - Wheeling M.