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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-08

Tun Washington correspondent of the
n. Y Commercial says Secretary Stanton
has given proof that whatever course the
President directs, must and shall be taken
by the officers of tho army. Contractors
mud themselves suddenly arrested in their
knavish operations, and some who have
enriched themselves by defrauding Gov
ornmsnt, fear that they will DO forced to
dtsgOrge their plumber.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-08

Iris stated that very deep and bitter
feeling OF resentment peryades tke ,g5oi
array Of tie PGtOPtqe against the tlefamers
and PeFsesutOrs of Gen. Mcclellan. on
GERS and privates alike respect and love
hin and meddling Crogressmeu are Sc
ysFely denounced for endeavorinE to ham
per bis operations and mislead the public
concerning his plans, views, &c., of which
they know nothing.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-08

God guard our nag, and keep eaehG
zach stripe ~ bright A. now they wave,
SUI makeit LEAD our lnkBi In war,
still n01t above each patricia gave,
Death TO the tTRItOr that would dare
I0trAil Il through the dust Of shame.
Al honest heartS it8 lot will share
Aud follow It 70 Death or Fame.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-08
Carbon Oil

Carbon Oil.
rNHE subscribers having perfected their work, for
helnl9g Petroleum, beg to call the attention OF
S Gs5e5s anu customers to their superior make OF
CAhBON OIL which, for uniform quality safety.
anu economy, Is acknowledged to be the 6s;t Isui.
The cost OF a brilliant and agreeable light mado
" our vl;i AZ only about cent per hour
IN 34 vA put up IN well made Tin Cans, holding
cred IN any part OF tho city free Of charge.
WARREN SON,
- IsOI-EM Market Alley
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! WARREN q SONS /
5 CHEMICAL SOAP. |

Mould Candles, No. 1. and Q lard on ,,d r.,,,,,
OIL delivered to customers in the city free Of ohare
WARREN son,
Isol-SN Market lIIsv
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-08

fORN P0PPERS q RRRA0 mn IGT=
" 4ts lust received ct the YaTiofy stoFs
J.ua1 =. a1colI IS5 RREo7
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-08
Proposals for Fresh Reef

ORRIcE CH1ER c. g. DEP'T OF W. Val
9,,, WHEELING, Feb. 4th, 1862
| SShALED PROPOSALS will be received nj fbis
~ office until O'Clock A. 81, on the i5tb inst E+
fresh beef for the use OF the troonS Sta
, o1 I IN the Cheat Mountain District commanded
AZ zen. Milroy, for four months from ISt OF
Aln[ch next. The beet to be OF GOOD ISboleSonos
quality and to be delivered at the cams md ia
SSj SL .ne loops In equal portions OF fore and
NJ Iiiot eGSeedlng i've In each week. as the COM
tIS SneeF may require It The Government
hoof when desirable, estimating TIE nst Ty,Sbt AZ
IEslulEed Py the Army Regulations Payments viii
he OF as soon thereafter As funds may
a the accepted bid will form the lasis Of
= contract with the usual oondItionS Rond
imminent Of contract, with two good and
snt s9rettes, 1tll be required ProposaiG will
20 endorsed on the envelope aproposSI5 an T,Sefn
and directed to the undersigned at Tisei H.
.Fteb5 NV. B ARR sE5 : :
LWaSSIing Daily Press aud clarkS5uTE r TSlsSrGph
IiENLOUR, FLOUR-
1o % bblE, s.wAashlpgton Mfils' Choice Family,
1 g ' s.6RtEE13'B E'lI..s 9 90
t.h. for sale at low rates by
ls9S LIST. MoRRIsoN co.
FoBACCos.-25 box aIottieTSn Tobacco. s..
~ boxes z sgag e., Legisp pound,
= = '1s'' f fRs ssli 3 Man. x e pounds
90 bblg. Cut and Dry,
L q
.s92 -----L LIST, MORRISON CO..
(sIl1G4Ara6 Z. goo aHarriet Lanoo RegalIaa,
~ 5000 ssLa RmIninee't a.
20 900 washington" do
-. Tor sale low, to close CONSIGNMENT by
.s9S list, MORRISON co.
TlEAs.-aO halechests G. P. Tea.
- g g DO Y.H. do
s, g DO Assorted Blacks,
IeeS ----. LIsT, MORRISON Go.
FOR RENT.-Abr iek dwelling, on 9th
- - So near Centres two stories, containing IL
e -92:ss OF [feb6J JOHN IL ROBERTS.
al FOR RENT.-The Isr6ee5d veil known
f - ROOM next door to SpriEE House. which has
ls q the railroad ticket ONCE. PosIei-
si9n gwen on the drst day Of April 1852 Apply to
- 3-lt1 A n. ADAMS.
" DR. RE NT.-The large and eIegantfour
81 stoEg brick store house on Main stress lately
0eeupind by HefEkell q sTe9rinren. q . dry
goods store. Possession given Immediately.
Al9os the four story brick store house on Main st.,
nov ~ the Occupancy Of NV. Mcneil as QneenE-
jana 20 p = r. r. ARMSTRONG.
s. FOR RBNT.-ThstHf three story brick store
~ n9aee n0Wtn the occupancy Of James Godfrey
SS-.9lS grocery store, and situated on Union 81
fronting the south end Of the market house. For
grocery store restaurant or any kind Of retain buS
eeIled by any in the city Possession given on 6rt
Iaa4 E.R.ARMgEEoEo.
For Rent and Sale.
q The subscriber has for rent, Store Rooms,
Sglall and large; also 0fHees in good buildna
"a 5tofy5 Dwelling H6ugeg for rent; BuildinB
A'ss and other real sst1sS SSEs 4ls
4 s5,ss Once No. 11s1<, up stain, Main s.
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MARRTTn

On Thureday evening, FEB. 9Th. .1ssR - AZ.
9ere9 q Geo 3. NRIekha1a In 81 fbSFS,
sI1 - sEEloLD and Mis- May A.
= - :. . tsl.s elltty.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-08

s. FOR RENT.-Thet three story brick store
II mouse now In the occupancy Of James Godfrey
selN5as grocery store, and situated on Union 81
fronting the south end Of the market house. For
grocery stote, restaurant or any kind Of retail bug
tnis store house. In poiut Of location, Is not e.
esie1 6y any In the city. Possession given on hfSt
OF april next. Apply to
jana - q. R. ARMSTRONG.
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STATIONERY.
RGAL CAP, Bill Cap. and Iettsr p.nor, :, M
~ Kinds and qualities, for sale cheap 6y y 50
f.is JOS. GRAVES,
- 49, No. 90 Monroe ST.
= c NJ sTE ~. RULERS, LETTER
T. ~ ZEN Racks Elastic Bands, Copying PresseS
&C. ~ "a Tor sale cheap, by JOS. GRIYRs.
- ------ No. so Monroe st.
DMAWING PAPERs.-DT9o,v-inT-7I 5.1.-
p5n.r 5s.al Hoard, Impression Paper ColoFed PIN
EsPS5, fLSss Paper and Post Once Paper - : .-A4s
s.i.S SE sac cheap, by JOS. GRAVES.
---Se---- No. 80 Monroe II
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-08

The hour of having arrived, the
chair was vacated and the House ad-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-24

of duty. The discovery of course, created
the greatest embarrassment to the govern
nent, and NJ. Thouvenal after consultation
with the emperor, sent down a message to the
ambassadors as Representatives both of the
temporal and spiritual sovereigns of their
countries, declaring his great establishment
and disapproval of what had taken place In
timation was given at the same time that such
barbarous customs being totally at variance
with the laws and institutions of the country
any repetition of the same occurrence would
be followed by expulsion! The body of the
unfortunate man, being but imperfectly en-
balmed, was conveyed away, upon an order
issued from the Ministere des Affairs Etran-
ceres, to the minister of police, at six o'clock
IN the morning, to the cemetery of Mont Par
nasse, where it has been temporarily deposited
to await the return of the ambassadors, who.
on pain of the same order of h04-i, are bound
to lay it as piece de conUiction at the feet of
their emperor. This is the story whispered
about in Paris, and unfortunately confirmed
by the only possible proof-that of the absence
OF one Of the suite on the departure of the
embassy, which was ascertained beyond
doubt by those who, reused by the interest ex-
cited by the tale which has been suffered to
get abroad, had the curiosity to assist at their
departure yesterday evening, in order to COM
pare their number with the Photographic
sketch executed on their arrival. This proved,
not the truth of the story here related, but
that of its foundation-the absence of one of
the most conspicuous of the group.
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MOrtester @atIp Spp.
From the Monitor.
WALDEN,
We pledge thee, crystal lakelet. fair
As a pure diamond, trimmed with green
Of emerald foliage, set in gold
of sunset Of Our homo rho OMAN,


Walden is a curiosity in its way. 1t has no
visible outlet or inlet Its water is very clear
you can lean over your boats gunwale and see
the silvery sand of the bottom through many
fathoms. You can, floating on its surface,
easily imagine yourself in a balloon, for the
water in certain lights is hardly distinguishes
Bile from the air. On one side of the pond
overhung by noble pines and almost over
grown by the frail sumach, there was once a
little house. Let us open the door-it was
never lOcked-and go in. One room simply
furnished: on the closet door a picture drawn
in pencil by an artist hand, of a man feeding a
tame mouse. A few books, some simple fur
niture, and last Of all man. What is he do
ing there, nobody knows. Who is he--no one
can tell. Come away, we shall miss the train.
Across the field of bean-vines the world went
off to its business and its pleasure When
that man was boy his father taught him the
trade of making pencils. Faithfully he work.
ed until one day he made one perfectly. Moth
ing could induce him to make another. He
had done with pencils forever. This is what
he said afterward, ~ would not be one of
those who will foolishly drive nail into the
mere lath and plastering; such deed would
keep me awake nights. Give me a hammer
and let me feel for the furrowing. Drive a
IL
can wake up in the night and think of YOUR
work with satsfaction-a work at which Won
would not be ashamed to invoke the muse. So
will help you God and so only. Every nail
driven should be as another rivet in the ma
chine of the universe-vou carving on the
work" He went out into the woods and pas
lures and lived He found out almost as much
about the pine tree as the Indians knew; and
he padded their canoes better than they could.
He caught the sumach in its weakness of
breaking beneath its own weight. He knew
birds, flowers and thistIes, the river and the
ponds. He surveyed land and landscape. He
found birds eggs and arrow heads. He watch
ed crows, the hawks, and the fishes. He built
the little house by Walden Pond and lived in
it, His thrifty friends could not see that he
was doing any work at all. They asked him
what he was looking for. Hear his answer /!
81 long ago lost hound, a BAY horse, and a
turtle dove, and am still on their trail. MANY
are the travellers l have spoken concerning
them, describing their tracks and what calls
they answered to. | have met one or two
who have heard the hound and the tramp of
the horse, and even seen the dove disappear
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90 be gGt.

no LET-The room in the third story of
Il the block on the corner of Main and Park streets
formerly occupied by the National Band Apply to
TOURtELLOrT d PECK, on the same floor
nch2l
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$peetatLes. TT.
SPECTACLE DEPOT, 1921 MAIN ST.

The undersigned invites the citizens
OF this place and vicinity to call and examine sumo
nor selection of SPECTACLES, containing his lately
improved PERIscoPIC CONSERVATIVE LENSES, which
ne viii adapt to far sighted near-sighted, aged and
weakeyed persons who may desire them according to
the aforementioned Lenses in its state in puri
y brilaney and transparency, rivals the diamond and
tormsthe most beautiful and perfect Spectacle Lenses
ever introduced and possesses great advantages
common glasses in general use.
Many persons unacquainted withthe Optical Art are
left to select glasses for themselves without due regard
to the condition of the eye; practice often productive
people against the of Glasses Glasses selected by
sktllful oDtican made of the above material will in
stead of injuring the eye STRENGTHEN 1T
MATERIALLY
He keeps constantly on hand a large assortment of
Gold silver, Steel and Shell Specaces and all kinds of
Eye Glasses.
SPY AND MARINE GLASSES, Large and Small
Opera and Field Glasses in various patterns Micro
scopes, Telescopes, Magnifving Glasses, &c Metallic,
Ancrocd, and the celebrated rmby's BarOmeters Their
mometers. DC. Mathematical Instruments including
the best swiss G. $. Drawing Instruments, OF every de-
scription which shall offer at very low prices
E5R ARTIFICIAL Ely En- inserted without pain, and
made TO order.
Thanking the public in general most heartily fer the
kind patronage bestowed me the past year. and in
praying for continuance of the same can assure nv
friends that II will always particular desire
give entire satisfaction to ALL Respectfully.
j. ROSENBUSH, agent Optician,
Successor to l.. Shrisheim.
1t has heen brought to notice that peddlers
styling themselves Opticians pass themselves lin order
to gain more confidence,l as Agents. think it my
duty to the public from these mposters by stating
that employ no one in selling my lenses spectaces
JalO diff j. ROSENBUSH, Optician.
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FLOUR, Groceries, de-.

Jlotr, Rroter1es, 6t.
A FULL AND WELL SELECTED
A assortment of choice
TEAS, FOREIGN FRUITS, FLOUR,
BUTTER, CHEESE, a. GROCERIES,
VII IA be found our for sale &tIow prices,
STU Diff ID. II. ALIENS. No Front st.
SHORTS AND FINE FEED-2O Tons
mehl7 diff W. ID. HoLBRooK q CO.
NEW YORK SYRUPS Of extra quail
$40 dtf ' ''''D ID D. B. ALLEN, No FrOntst.
RYE FLOUR, CORN MEAL.-Fresh
ground ,, Rye Flour, also common bolted Rye and
mixed Meal constantly on hand and for sale as low as
mchl7 dtf
HEED, FEED, FEED.-35 Tons coarse
- and fine feed for sale by GEO. S. HOPPIN s. co,
Mechanic street, Worcester. DIFF APPS
THE subscriber having taken the Stock
= and Stand of the late firm Of L. HARRINGTON
Gro Gerry sine $ $,
heretofore selling the lowest prices for cash. and
socits continuance of trade from all old customers
Successor to H. Harrington q Co,
sSs lain IT, ST. directly south ofthe oldsouth Church
E'p. ~, Ioo- uI III
cash GROCERY STORE
No. FRONT STREET.
Having determined to adopt the
Cash System,
in my business have just added STOCK large
sorment of the choicest Groceries, Foreign Fruits &C
which would offer to customers and the public gem
orally, at the Very Lowest Prices
All who Cash invited, and will find il for their
interest to call and exam my goods
mis- DIFF D. d. ALLEN.
NEW FLOUR AND GRAIN STORE
81 Main Street.
Received and for sale, 500 barrels of the most
Choice Brands Of Flour,
and shall be constantly supplied with the very best
BRANDS the market affords.
The YrOprctOrs feel confident, in offering their several
brands of Flour to the nnbc, that will give entire sat
Also, Corn, Rye Oats fresh ground Meal of all kinds
Fee d. and Shorts.
Also eight tons of choice Butter. and lot of choice
Cheese.
Please give a call and examine for yourselves.
j. i. PRATT. JR,, ~ CO.,
MI diff 81 Main street.
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Heal estate.

NOR SALE "A beautiful residence in
4 this city, situated on Southbrdge street No 1861
owned and occupied by the Rev. A. d. SPALTER con
tai ing three of productive land well stocked
with the choicest fruits of all kinds including fine
barge grapery This place has frontage of 44 on
the street, and extends back to the n. " ". r. The
house is modern style, convenient consisting of
eleven rooms. with an excellent dry cellar nd never
failing spring of pure soft water standing upon ris
lag green, embracing most delightful prospect render
ing 1t very desirable and pleasant home 10 be appre
catcd this estate needs but to be Terms very easy
mchll DIFF
FOR SALfi--The Lot and Buildings
a of the estate of $ b. SCOTT, late of Worcester
nrarl opposite the Bay state House. The lot is Al feet
front by 70 deep, and the estate now pays large in
Ierest.
Also, for sale belonging to tie same estate Pews No
and 10 on lower aoor and Pew No. IL in gallery of First
Unitarian Church (Dr. lIll's). Apply to
Worcester Feb. 10, 1862. llO dtf
- VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
E'i: CENTRALLY LOCATED, FOR SALE OR EX
$50 ANGE The subscriber having disposed of
his business, would like TO sell his house, No. 81
Pheasant street, make exchange for other
tate The hou is of modern STYLE has fourteen rooms
IS ut by gas, is supplied with furnace cOokng-ranee
bathing apparatus &c. If not sold previous the 20h
OF June, Il will be he offered at Auction of which due
notice will be given The premises be examined
any time by calling at the house
ADRIAN PEASLEE,
Apply cit Fl Pleasant street
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NJ Il w G l. D L II N
AND
TAILORING GOODS.
A. P. WARE & co.

OFFER TO THEIR CUSTOMERS AND
THE PUBLIC A LARGE AND WELL
MANUFACTUHED STOCK OF NEW
AND VERY DESIRABLE CLOTmING,
ADAPTED TO THE PRESENT AND
APPROACHING SEASONS. WHICH
WILL BE FOUND FULLY EQUAL IN
STYLE AND WORKMANSHIP TO
OUR PRODUCTIONS OF ANY FOR
MEK SEASON.
WE ALSO INVITE PARTICULAR
ATTENTION TO OUR BOYs, CLOTH
ING, IN WHICH DEPARTMENT NO
PAINS ARE SPARED TO RENDER IT
WORTHY OF THE CONTINUANCE OF
PAST LIBERAL PATRONAGE.
IN OUR TAILORING DEPART
MENT WE OFFER A LARGE AND
WELL SELECTED STOCK OF PIECE
GOODS, IN WHICH WILL BE FOUND
A WIDE RANGE OF PRICES, QUAIL
3
MANY OF THE best STYLES FROM
RECENT IMPORTATION, AS WELL
As CHOICE STYLES OF DOMESTIC
MANUFACTURES, ADDITIONS TO
WHICH WILL BE MADE WEEKLY,
ALL OF WHICH WILL RE OFFERED
AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES,
By THE PIECE OR YARD, OR MADE
UP WITH PROMPTN Ess AND IN AR.
TIsTJC STYLE, TO ORDER. FOR
EITHER MEN OR BOYS.
sATJsFACTION GUARANTEED IN
ALL CASES, AT
164, 1913 and no
MAIN STREET..
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1'HOROUGH BREED Won

Avn AccOucheur, Physician, and Surgeon. late
Taunton, Mass, having found it necessary for his health
b seek location remote from thesea shore would
respectfully to the citizens Of Worcester and
vicinity, that he has taken residence PARK Rect
No IG, of Orange where he may be found ready
to attend to any casn the line of his profession F
teen years experience in treatment of all diseases incl
dent to this climate, with good success he hopes will
public confidence Special attention given to dis
eases of the Throat and Lungs Office hours from to
and to 10 p. m. dit ny3l
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i o Y DIS RTILIZER.
a NITROGENIZED
SuperphOsphate OF Lime
Manufactured by
JOHN LLOYD * CO..
Providence, RI.

The Analysis Of Llloyds supCrphosphate of Lime
Basic Phosphate Of Lime, % Ca OPO5,1 Td2per cent
soluble Phosphate cI Lime, (Ca T O5.) 1875 :"
Ortahlc ana volatile mathrs, 1850 D"
Sulphate Of Lime, "a q, :.
lnsuluOc matter, sand &c, 45O
Water, gi0
Alkaline Chorldes, Alumfna &c not determined
The organic matter Yields three per cent OF Ammonia
The samples, Of which the above Is an analyss 1 Sc
ected rom different portions of Mr. Llo as tire
OF Superphuspbate as prepared Tor naTket In such
way think as fairly TO represent IT,.
sent mixture Of the several samples Prof John
son, and append below his statement IN regard to T.
Brownt University. Dec. 2s, 1861.
have analyzcd the sample OF Lovd' & Superpbosphata
forwarded by YOU. The following statement Is the av-
erage Of several two To nur) separate destinations Of the
agrculturay Important ingredients;
Water Mater expelled led a. 2l3-. s.5e per cent
Sand, al
Lime,
th0sphoric Acid ii9T
fnd lurther that water extracts the following per-
ccntages -
Lime QTq -
Sulphurc Acid, IiH
PhOsphOrc Acid. Ana
The organic and volatile matters Yield Am
mona TO the amount " an
This is accordingly an excellent fertilizer beiur gen
Of Ammonia.
easy distribution throughout the soil.
SAMUEL W. JOHNSON.
Laboratory Sheffield scicntle School
Yale College, Dec IL, 1861 {
FOR sale In this city by ELLIOTT SWAN, at swans
Hot d6m6wlt ials
SODA WATER BY THE FOUN-
~ TAIN, and PURE FRUIT sYRUPS Of every de.
scnption by the gallon manufactured and for sale by
GEO. H. SPURR' IOl Main street deodtf my6
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A. I'm "a T1YLOR 4 son. Aae.,.

BY JAG H. TAILOR \ son, A1eD.
VALUABLE AND BEA6TTFuLL
Bai'Sss Lo':os Dover and nlm~SSd :,:..
in Baehansu's Plan, AZ AuCTION--w will
SELL upon the premises, on WEDNESDAY,, the
18th Day Of September, commencing At ~ o'clock
p r., In the following order, viz:
ist.. "A LOT in Sidney, fronting III feet on the
North side Of Dover street, between Laurel and
Cherry streets, and running bach 1879 fee. TO an alley
80 feet VIDE.
North side OF 1lmwood street. running back on the
East line of Calvert street lbs feet to wide alley
3d.--And. at o'clock, 10 building LOTS on the
South side Of Clay street, between Darlington and
Kinney streets, in square No. OF Bucbsnan's plan
They front each 80 feet and run back l53 feet to
alley 90 feet wide.
4th-Four LOTS on the West side OF Hancock
street, Square No. j, Between Marshal and Clay
sts, having the same front and depth. Upon this
Square is located Buchanan's Spring.
TtRMs One third cash the balance at and 2
months. for negotiable notes. with interest added,
aud secured by trust deed
sci JAMES NJ TAYLOR & SON, Auets.
A VALUABLE VACANT LOT ON WATER
~ ST, nesr the Locks Of the James River and
KMawha Canal. AT AUCTION We viii sell
upon the premises, on THURSDAY, The 18Th day
ef September, commencing at . o'clock r. H.. a
vain able vacant lot On Wafer street, nearly adjoiD
ing tie locks Of the James River and kana~h a
Canal 1t fronts 81 feet, and runs back to the dock.
The location of this property il valuable for large
store house or lumber house.
TERMS --One third last the balance at & and IL
mont hs, for negotiable notes, with interest added
and secured by trust deed
sell JAS. NJ TAYLOR f. SON, Aucts.
VyALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE FOUR.
y STORY DWELLING. located on the west
scs Of 18th between Broad aud Marshall streets,
for sale At AUCTION---We will sell upon the
premises on TUESDAY, thu I6th day Of Septem-
Der, CONNIE ncing at q P. H., the valuable and at
.ractive four.story Brick Dwelling located ON the
west side of I2th street, between Broad and Mar.
shall streets 1t contains eight good together
with twostory brick Kitchen attached, is supplied
with the modern conveniences. and il IN good order
This property for its location and other ai.vsn-
tages il considered to be the most desirable for
family residence now 10 tie market.
TERMs-yDne-third cash (or the whole, IL desy 81 )
the balance at and IL months for negotiable '''+,
with Interest added and secured by trust def:
sell JAS II TAYLOR a. son, Aucis
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SPECIAL NOTICES

II FIVE THOUSAND PAIRS OF SHOES
For Ladies Misses. and Children. including Sol
diers. Gentlemen, Youths, and Servant. This
stock comprises all descriptions of Shoe 'ha.
be gotten in these times OF block ade. MANY o.
these Goods are fresh frcIa Earope. We have ior
Ladies especially tie French ana English Carer,
which is inst tie shoe Tor he coming reason. aud L.
we believe, the test article for durability ever o.
fered. tientisEaeas aud Youths Gaiters. Oxford
Tee BalmoraIs. and High Shoe. ripped. Added TO
this Ii a large stock Of Cav airy Boots and SL"fs
which is the boot or shoe BOW for The soldier We
will sell suffers dealers tits lowest ulflfgiu
at Wholesale retail. Our sInnE of SIns. Shoes
from Nc. 10 to Nc. {. for Be! and Girls, will be
sold al low figures and deserves the aitentc II az
parents Gail at BELFiNs sEWINGMACHiNE
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