davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-21
Frona lalInlIllidariIla.

nloY P2sSiLLEES tfeb-j. p.
4sa'to's A'ltstttgeHesFF: r5sta, ts
Until receHtly'fBe tfIairs of our CON atry
appeated 10 have e6eiesto a5sfantl still, ana
fears seemed to, aFise in 4he breasts of
some otlsfwise good md 10y al citizens, 10
fegartlito thsIItin d ssippreS Sst5Asof this
nnhoiy andt'uhnAtuEAfe rebellion. With q
portion of tie uriit q III a, IL tlisposition
cAleulated 10 animate andY keebsaiJve- the
seeseh .feslinE was b6tEtuo prevalent. aud
TO gfumbl and 1lteW liSsatisfaotiun al the
aRpertHt thrtY action ~ our oYernment-
not taking into cbnsl ten esmahYaF aFiif-i
feultieS by which ll6 s. sg6tefnGietlt NAG
stfrouHde -f1fge ibRt, siFomi Tie
l5l,iS IS otstfftl ile3 81 i1dS had 10 5e form.
CD Too aild down this most stu
aendoes etiph-tqF ettfnR that tlie Bull
lSun l!Sun disas teri AtlSed on by the same impa.
tent clamoF fot-R 4rtl movement, had
shown the necessity dt9 h more th6rongb
discipline aadEdrili, M iWelI as. an sitispired
confidence or fitnea5 IL the officers ia CONT.
tnand and making 10 allowance for this
nnprettd dented winter of mud which ren,
dered ttAnsportations0 OF war necessities 10
the points needed next to impossible, with
other difficulties that We at home, can
know little or nothing Of, aid1Whicli pre-,
ventedthC onward m6Eem entsofT the Jnion
forces. But we have a hope that our enc.
mics will receive nOehcouraRenieht hence
forth from such improper complainings, as
recent successes have reanimateds such of.
the loyal aswere despairiug or dissatisfied,
and caused one universal burst of i0y from,
every city hamlet OF yillageqt roGshout
the loyal PORTION of the Union. -
The citizens of outtvillage, yesterday
gave n demonstration 6tltheir Joyous feel
inEs. Inspired by thesr6Sent success of our
armies, by assembling at the Court House.
and tue firing Of cannon, which made the
surrounding hills to e6ho back the sound
OF our rCjoicing.t Several Addresses were
delivered on tho occAgion. r.. O.9HolIi.
ldA5, Esq, spoke for seine time imam sina.
ptEstSnpd, earnest yNRdl pertinent manner
After which the Rev O. w. Richmond
spoke few minutesgih hisiusrinl ferTeut
and patriotic style mud in conclusion,
the Rev. Air. Branch addressed the meet
ing at some length : sad although for.
eigneF by birth, and not yet arcitizen OF
the United tStates, hbseIpressel nu ardent
love for our Consultation aud cOuntrY, and
declHrtd, had England brought on a COL
ltsion with this country --though himself
an bngtishman-hs5Wo haze done an
m lhs power to aid and sustain this, the
0est OF governments 81 & fS 81
is SiEdeed cheetiugs thus to see the
clergy and all, classe 81 citizens coming
up In general rejoicing u sthe splendid tri.
umph Of our arms. il 6rousss the settings
ct .Edtgiafis snls i'm ~ angSFh hich, itlORgh not
dead, seem to sleep. N he sou fiEs n, en-
courhged and the old me strengthened
thereby. N,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-21

OF the rebel Rti Qher Is learned that the
FSssl EIs' ioF's EAs sseg 900 AZ All FSY pilti
On the;pigbtet f5sS 4ti5. tbe mostsof US
casualties 9st'E3 rpss -
Yours truly. FaAYK 81. D. ].
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-21

EnWIN JAltEs, exc Queens Consul, Of Ena
glends iids made tliHs first appearanse.In a
New York Court. His oniy SeeuIisri,,;
seems tSib calling the Judge ..tny slub,
instead of f'.yoat honor, .la 20 sasL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-21
TnE EXCLUSION OF BRIGIIT.

what Sort sOfa Scene was presented
Just before tho Vote was ia len. =
IL was one Ofithose intense life pictures,
which live vivid in the memory forever.
Atter many days of protracted debate, dis.
tcnsstng his cAse,pro aud con, Mr. Bright
arose TO speak'torsthe last time Rmid thar
august council in which, for seventeen
years, he had held the sent Of a senator.
ihe.isa a portly man, strongly b0iIt, appar-
emily holding every faculty in unab.tted
fyigor lie has florid complexion, dark
.hatr, hardly touched with gruy---a bold
rather than n noble brow. It is one of
those unsatisfactory frontal domes, which,
though both broad and high, impress you
as having no grAnd distinctive character.
lou. look, yet by no meaus feel certain
that YOU sec, 49,.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-21

d
The.Paris sscandal.mongars are just now
occupied with the eccentricflies of the
young Prince Dem!il6tf, nephew of tLs
Prince Demido6, who was once the hus-.
band of tue Princess Mathilde. daughter
of the late Jerome BonaPart.) The youth.
fdl BoYard in question has signalized his
deIutin Partisan life by contracting a NOR
ganatic marriage with Mademoiselle Da-
vcrger, n pretty as well as talented actress;
noted for her exttayagsuee at the be-
ginning of the honeymoon, the epamOred,
Prince presented the fnir one with a paruFs
of diamonds which cost the snug sum of
100000 franco; and as IL e lady limited uha t
the necklace would be incomplete unless
accompanied by u brooch, that indispshsi-
BILE appendage was procured, Mt a further
outlay Of 10000 francs. The Princes
aeYF gtfs was the fee-simplc of a mansion
in fashionable quarter, aud altogether be
seems to have found ready mode of
spendipg even more than his income, esti-
mated at /, ,soO. 900 francs, or about $780,
oO0, ,anpum. 1ll-natured gossips say that
MAiAdenoiselle n D. has had he: diamonds
valued, and is sgEqtifed to know that, at u
pinch, sue can dispose of them Tor $780,
900, And Paris is crowded With shiysr-
Ing, half starved human creaturesl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-21

b TIE y. rQwdy Pat Mathews was, al
last accounts, dying ia the hospital of the
wounds received in drunken boat few
evenings since. He WAS .ra,ving.iu fits and
rides aud sProos, and gradually giving up
the ghost His tdistr4ss, wh5 Nas stab.
bed while trying to protest him from his
asssilants, was recovering. His sister
watches by his death bod. Nomore Gghts,
nose-biting, eye-gouginss, &C., for Pat.
he Was a bold bruiser, but his career is
finished. izi e
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-21
II S ~ z a N G.R
SadglleS, Harness, Trunks &C

wnoLEs ALE 4 RETAIL. =
7 3. SHEPPARD Eo.1S1 Main StrOOt, corner /
- Union, NilteOntinue tokeap on hand alarEpand
complete of all his line consist
lug Of Ladies' and tleneEs Saddles, Fno coArse
Harness. Trunks, YNlieOs Carpet DAS, SntcheG, Col
lars, Hanes Whips, &c.fl Nis-r
trast by tRttontOn and prcnptuots, to merit
continuance of che public patronage
AL kinds Of repairing promptly done, and In pro
ger manner. ;. Is. 3IGEPPAlED.
FeP2O '59 .l3l, Main Street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-21

aORE secession ladies atrested in wash,
iagtoh. The dear ereiituFes are said 70 be
stubborn iaittisig rebellion beyond belisi.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-21

rnE seulptors of England have hrsd up.
at ",he prepOsterous idea of an obelisk to
e'memory of the Prince G6nsort, ttAs if
no good statue could be farished:1
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-21

hTNOBACCOS.- - 3 5-F--=7z---17
g 6oxss s, q, ssand tcs Virginia Plug Totsedo
itSand Lump DO $
dscs ~ 2 ~ CR3NGLR 600.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-21
CARBON OII!
SAVINGS Bank of Wheeling,

o6tea Names !, silocea Aoilroe aud 9aio'1,
k,,ToSE;Y iyRCIFTVlsD on sl,fs ASSsIRNT DEPOSIT
wi Interest pS9d ON spooial Deposits. Collections
promptly kttendeita- R1ehanEc on the East bought
and sid. s7f e,i 9ILOS. II. LIST, preAtdOnt.
sAArLlP nfLDRBTf, Treasurer. janll'S9.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-21
TNNnIs. tRegnlar rrlce..l !
POSTAGE

eefrori at par.
POSTAGE.
The Postage TO any part of tho United state. y,,I
be but TwESTY-ROUR CENTS n ;,c,- ~ 7s.ISi,
Of the Reviews. - : S'' SUI s'sh
Al tho above prices the Periodicals while fur
ntshed fer 1862. And asa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-21

lH'tN you sec, ~ ssa-s sfzE III 1~
"A f5teheai royal Ni,h, HE irnth.s
eHis eyes are not large, open, and kinGl;l
t0em expression is one of suspicion, and of
dissatisfaction, Ills nose lifts itself 10 tile
air with supreme contempt. Ills mouth Is
bitter at the corners, oceastonall y ciectiaR
tobacco juice with velocity indicative Of
Intense inward momentHtn. Whatever his
attachments, Lshnuld say thai, his autipa-
thies Wepa intense, and that even his frieiid-
ships would not lead him far astray from
MS lpterestsi remcinher that the ntmos.
phere of this Senate is alien aud repelIant
to HIM attracting every latsnt nnta:sonisn,
to the surfaces, thlta man whOhas brought
himself into thq belief that he has been
pplustly judged, and condemned of n great
crime, isQhite as likely 10 look etirdgel .ns
wtUngedi that amid more ,congeiIiai infln
ences, alt that fs gentle, genial, and Eooli
In his nature might ray out, kindling aud
sweeteplng the mans features he has
his angel side, let me bSiieSe, but as il ia
utterly turned away frJmlme, I can only
depict the aspectOf his soul which 1 see.
de said that he. kneWttil1b his politieaI
htate WIS! sealed; ihatlhs vas virtually *.
PEELED from the ScnaSG ds did not rise To
attempt to revoke yhtsifate, OF to change
the decision Of committed ;yoteS; but 10.
make himself right on the pagc of history;
that history Ehich, surylftug ths partisan
passion 9fihe hour iWpald assert his in.
noceneei end dsnouafe his condemnation.
asked only fos justice = a AZ he utteF-
ed these words, he rose from the tiuorS not
with the slow dignIty. of a deeply fninretls
uHps but with an hysterieals jump, which
only betrayed how franticslly be desired
Justification, whethes he tdeSsrged Il or
mot HA had NOT mara than ksfFls, ,f,,N
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-21
FOR CASE

NAnllllR FLOUIt.-.5U bulB choice Family
Flour just recsiuBd and for sale by
deeI GEO. ADAMS, so Main st
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-21

.a.esl A NEW GAME, :.
GALLED tbs CANE OF TIR rebellion, lust
" rneeiVed md for sale II the TaristS torres fsi
3 s.zz y .. HIeOLL 3 RRO,..
aeGS& loo Ainln gtftet.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-21

The expedition to .I3loomeryLrrhe
SnfS and tho incidents OF the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-21
9ailgs utfllig
TnR1Is oF ADv.Mnr1sI1o.

sa1D Inns OF NoNPAl11L, (oa orE ,,,cJ i a.
II, LEss, NAEtAsSuIRE,. , 2
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-21

J1NoR LADIES', MISSES CHILDREN, ali Of very
a best manufacture just opcned Fy
jahl GEO. n. TAYLOR.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-21
99R NAIN And UNION STS.
NEW HOOP sRTRTs

a., .9.as
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-21

on BDLs. CARBON oIT heat quality, for ale by
~ TIL. LOGAN 4 70. =
and LOGAN, LIST & 90. IN
Wholesale Hud sEetatT DFuREfstu
!.ttAllo ssaIgssA Hfrj Wheeling Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-21

Nov ELTK FLO ORE bbfS Novel MINI
y white. Wheat Ia1ilS 1Hl0hF, 65seIdifTefy FOR
GEO. s1DA8Is
+ aess5 an sY5sA = $685. * ; So lfaikEfl IL T.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-21

HOSIERY q E6L0VES.-1 IaII line Of All
Il Il kint4l Hosiery and q OldTcI6y lust rcceiYeII
noElo COOPER 4 SENsESfY
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-21

S0 4sdAAis g. Cap Paper, Owen { 4uribPrt,
~ 90 Lett9r do various brands,
g = Commarrial Note Paper. - ~
-. -, Patriotic o., Union Paper,
l1O9O Envelope plain and faiey, dtEs
! dSe3 ~ LAItfHL,ISS 4 RTfSTJHTRTTP :
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-21

II must ever feel sorrow, for that man,
who has fallenlshprt OF sI6e perfect fulfill
ment of the largest manhood. Not a man
OF great convictions, not man Of unfver.
yersai SympsthiesS not man 5f grand
iuapetaonal philanthropy, be. bud been 4rus
TO his instincts and his preipdices, and in
being time. 70 thems he bad not been true
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-12
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, June 10-Heavy weather,
unusually heavy for this season, again prevails.
The stsamshi p BelvdeTe ran foul of the British
steamer Jason, in the Roads this morning, aud
had ono Of her wheel hou' s and part Of her after
upper works carried away The Jason was not
much damaged
The steamer Louisiana, with wounded roldicrs,
will sail for New York as soon as the weather is
favorable
The Apfivatecrs, who have been on board the
Massachusetts since her unsuccessful trip up the
James river, were this morning transferred 10 the
steamship Fulton, which will take number of
the wounded soldiers TO New York ss soon as the
weather permits.
General Burnside left here Yesterday afternoon
on board the Metamora for w hHe House, where
he was this morning when the mail boat left. He
would proceed to headquarters to hold confer
ence with General Mcclellan.
The Port Royal returned to Roanoke Island
last night. r-.--.s
A grand Union demonstration by the citizens CT
Norfolk and Portsmouth will be held tomorrow,
at which Governor Pierpont and other distin-
gulshed speakers are expected to be present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-12
MURINGERs PATENT BEEF TEA.
A solid concentrated extract of
BEEF AND REG ET1RI

BEEFAND FEGETABLEST
Convertible Immediately into o nourIshiur snd
oelclous soup. Highly approved by Q nunber of
Smlleat PhJllcltns, who use It at the various
Hospitals ior the restoration to health Of slck and
This admirable article condense. into a corn,sot
iorm all the So bstsnua and nutrItiv ,ropertles of
large ouik on meat ana vegetables. The readi
nsss with which it dlsso yes, when boiling water
Y poured on, into TloR apd palatabie Sour or
Tea, which would resnire hours of pre- plTaton 40 :
cordInr to the usual method is an sdvantsxe in
many situatons of life too obvious 70 need urEint
its hl ghly nourlshrg sualites, combined with ia
qellcacy, renders II invaluable for the sick while
for those In health IL is q perfect suhstitute for
fresh meat and vegetables. It will keep good In
any ellmae. IL Is peculiarly well adtpted for
trare!rS bv tdsd and sea, who thus avoid those
which they are 30 liable. = =
r or lnysids. whose eapaoIo1s appetite can thus
be satisfied In Q moment - = - -,'~, ~
For spoTtsmen and excursIonists, to whom both
ls oomRsotness and easy Preparations vail re-
For al WHO would economixe tire and ttoube.
and are mLncfal Of the truth that "mnutes are The
,,fEsReted only BY tho inventor, f.. SALOAE
MUhdNGE EH, and for sac BY our sole AEeate,
yUSEPH b.. BUSSlER & CO., Nos los And
1iU Soutn Delxwsre avenue, PhiladelPhIs- TO
Ito whom AZ Applications for tho Beef Gea must be
p. s.-Ths article is prepared in cakes of ,bor,
quarter Of pounds each, and paoked IN tin box es
OF hve anc SIX pounds each. "A single c.ke parter
pound, Will make hve plnts Of excellent Beef Tea,
AZ ios nunuAos. N - I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-12
COHINTH

Corinth is one Of the neates- appearing and best
laid out towns In the Southwest. II is the capi-
tai Of Tisheningo county, Mississippi, situated
six miles from the Tennessee line, and very ia
vorably located There are neither hills, ravines
or swamps In or near il 1t is surrounded by
thick woods, but is easily approached from all
sides by state and county roads. The Mobile and
Ohio and Memphis and Charleston railroads pass
throug the southwest section OF IL.
COrinth claims the dignifed title of city, and
annually elects mayor and board Of councilmen
10 control It's municipal affairs It's population,
before the outbreak Of the war, was 200 The
streets are very well laid eff, and handsomely
shaded with trees; many Of the houses are brick,
some of them three stories high, quite as well
built as those usually found ID northern towns Of
similar size. Many Of the dwellings have we'll
cultivated gardens in front, and despite the sad
Surroundings the flowers bloom full and fragrant,
as il delicote hands had constantly been near to
bestow upon them the nourishmert they could
no. get from the fiery sky overhead. The houses
were found nearly all deserted; here and there
family Of the poorer class had remained, but not
twenty all told.
1t must not be understood that the inhabitants
fed on the approach Of the Federal army. They
commenced leaving when the Confederate forces
arrived, more than two months ago, and | was
told that many of them would now return now
that the Federals are now in possession of the
city. Tlshemtnyo county Court House, over
which the Union flag now waves, is three story
brCk building, which before the war was prll
cipally used a. Secession meeting house, when
two or three gathered together in JEFF Davis
name, to cOncoct plans for the triumph of the
Southern cause. when the war reached the
great STATE Of Mississippi, however, the valiant
ch.vclry found II necessary to convert II into
kc .ial. After the issue Of Gen. FremOn's
! 7'-sisIad;tOn, some excited individual hoisted
& black flag over this edifce-it soon gave
W., .7Gever, to the yellow one
i-,-e is a hotel in the city Of CoriGth. IL is
ed the Tishimingo House, and is a very fair
- Inen Of its kind IL has not been, however,
8 C?HEy weeks /" i map of busy life--its fuCtu-
-. and its vast concerns, - as CowpeT expresses
fis idsa Of a hotel, having been converted into a
hospital two months ago. The Inhabitants of the
town have been supplied with water from an ar
tesida well, upward Of 200 feet deep, bored about
three years ago. The taste OF the water drawn
from this source is not very pleasant, however
Wholesome the article In itself may be. There
Is no creek or stream near, and the Confederate
army was greatly iRConveniencCd on this account.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-12
An Account of the Battle.

LURAY, Va, June 10 Col Carroll, command
Ing the 4th brigade, consisting of the s4th Penn
sYlvania, the llth Pennsylvania, the 9Th Indiana
and the LIST Virginia regiments, altogether about
600 strong, reached Port Republic on Sunday
and reCOnnoitered and found the enemy in the
town. They had skirmish and concluded 10
hold the bridge They ordered il not to be
burned, and put guns In position commanding II.
At o O'Clock on Monday this battery was opened
upon by some twenty heavy guns, which were
placed in position during the night Our fore $
tiled TO reach the bridge, repeatedly, to destroy
Il, but were met by storms Of bullets, and had to
retire. large cavalry force crossed and attac ked
our troops, while their infantry followed our men
opposing them at every step, after driving them
back with heavy loss; but our numbers, after
General Fyler's third brigade arrived, were so
much inferior to the enemy--theirs being at least
five TO one-thCt our petition became SO untenable
1t was impossible to hold It, We were, therefore,
compelled to fall beck, our boys fighting every
foot Of the way "A r falling buck some three or
four miles, bcdy Of cavalry were -1nt TO attac K
US, but Were TCceived in such u manner 10
compel them to retire; afttT which the engage
ment ended, having Lasted about five hours.
Our lCss in killed and wounded is not known h,
but 1t Is large, aS is al that Of the enemy. We
lost large number Of prisoners.
Col. CaTrOlls horse fell, iDjuring the Colonel
badly and Capt. Kelly, Of Gen. ShicIds's staff
was also much injured In the mead. lie received
praise from all who witnessed his conduct In the
action.
Col. Buckley, of The 2slh Ohio, was badly
wounded. His men charged three times TO Oh.
tain possession Of his body but 1t carried eff
by the enemy.
Gen. Asbby, CT cavalry notoriety, was positive
ly Killed during the hg bit at the bridge over Mid.
oil" river. Capt. keOgh charged with body of
cavalry, and held the bridge some time during a
terrible storm OF grape.
bis was one of the most hotly contested en-
Sagements of the whole war, as Is indicated by
the loss compared with the numbers engaged
who foug hit like demons.
Two regiments from the first BRIGADE arrived
IA to- rSuN
pioneer corps also assisted. Col. Buckley has
arrived here wounded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-12
FROM GENERAL McoLELLAN,s Army

! McCLRLLAN's HBApoUARTERs, "Wednesday,
June III, lS62.-The Richmond papers Of Monday
have an account OF a skirmish near Harrisonburg, !,
In which Col. Ashby, of the rebel cavalry, was
killed. Col. rWyndham, Of the 1st New Jersey
Cavalry, was taken prisoner. On Saturday Jack
son was at Port Republic, In Rocking ham, from
which he would retreat when pursued by the
Federal troops. The sarne papers publish the
nam.s OF the killed and wounded In seven rebel
regimen.s, making total Of five hundred and
ffty-nine
The weather still continues unfavorable for
military operations. Ii has raiaed every other
day for the past two weeks. The water in the
Chickahominy has not receded, and the roads are
In terrible condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BArCHELOR's HAIR DYE!
Tae best an the World.

William 4. Bachelors celebrated Hair DYE
produces cpIoT not to be dIstinG uished from ma
tuEc-waranted not TO injure The air in the;leasl
remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes, and invigor-
ates the Hair for life. Grey, bed or Rusty Hair
Instantly turns splendid Black or Brown, Ieav-
Ing the Hair son and beautiful. Sold by all
Druggists, &c.
. 1.-THE Genuine IS signed WILLIAMA BATCH
ELoR, on tag JOsG si4sS Of EACH boz.
Factory, No. 81 Barclay ST., NsW YORK..
m27-Iy (Late "JJ Broadway and l6 Bond ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-12
AUCTION SALES.
By GREEN q WILLIAMS. Auc,ione

By 6REEN & WILLIAMS, AuotiOneers.
FfNRUSFEEs, SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
ING LOT u nder and By viz tue Of q deed of trust
Tom ChsIl;s We-ner AID wife 70 the subscriber g,
bearing cate the S0th day Of Nav, 1850 aud du " re
corded In Lioer A E., No III, fo.los no t.2 t7s
ana 80, one OF the IaOd records of Washington
county, In the District Of Columbia, NC 5ha ssll,
a. pnblo auction, on tho fremiIos, on MONDAY,
the ISth Gay OF I9te. 1882, It O'Clock p m, Lot
numbered one, ID in Kthbey's subdivision Of
square numbered 57l fTontln, twenty Eve J2S) feet
oa north ID street and running back one hundred
7e0 "a uAre feet
Terms OF sale: One third OF purchase money
casn; the balance IN S. II aud l8 months, the pur
chaser to give notes bearipg interest for deferred
payments.
A deed given and q doei OF trust taken to secure
payment OF the notss,
All oonveyanclLg at cost of purchaser.
WIN. H. WARD,
JOHN 4. FRANKLIN,