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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21
TRUSTEES SALE.

pY virtue Of deed Of trust executed by Sanford
- Q. Hall on the nineteenth day Of March, 1854,
Virginia, In hoax IS, page sal, will IN the city 81
Wheeling. a. the front door Of the Court Iouso on
the Third Monday in January, Ilsth) 1864, the ol,
Lots numbered s, eighty o, (nino) and 10, (ten)
also % teet front Of ground running back nearly the
iul depth OF said lots, situate the north end Of
improvements thereon, which consists Of q large
aud convenient brick house, with brick stable and
other out honses. The said house is known a. tho
Terms OF sale-CaSh.
Persons desIring Information can apply to John
A. Vincent. ESQ. r A. MAtTISRY
dOCl6.tdS TTnstS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21

A bill amendAtory of the Internal Rev
enue Act is in course of preparation,
which it is the policy of the Government
to urge through Congress before the hol-
iday recess, in order to obtain tho expected
increase of revenue MS early and as fully
as possible. The general purpose OF the
bill ia to increase the taxes on luxuries,
and particularly on whisky and tobacco,
and to cut off sjme Of those on uecessaries
OF small value embraced in Schedule O.,
The increase Of the taxes on whisky and
tobacco will probably be considerably
larger than WAS recommended in the 70
ports Of the Commissioner and Secretary.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21
The Louisiana Sugar and RIes Crop
THE Sugar Yield Damaged by Cold

The Louisiana Sugar and Rice Crop
THE Sugar Yield Damaged by Cold
Weather.
A correspondent of the New Orleans
Fieayune, writing from the parish of Pla.
quemine Sd instant, says of tho late cold
weather and the sugar crop:
"Until the late cold weather, grinding
was going on 10 satisfactory manner ia
this section of the country, but the Weld
of the cane was light, though the quality
OF the sugar was generally fair. Now,
with few exceptions, our planters are ali
engaged In withdrawing their cane. A
few weeks ago 1t was calculated that this
parish would produce about eight thons.
and hogsheSds Of sugar and ten or twelve
thousand barrels Of molasses. AT the
present time It would be difficult TO sav
what the sugar crop OF this region viii
amount to.
"0ur fields, which scarcely three months
ago were waving with golden grain. now
look desoiate, and for the time being are
tenanted by immense numbers OF the
feathered race, such as snipe, blackbird,
although heavy shipments of grain have
already been made to your city this sea-
son, the yards Of our farmers are still filled
to overlooking With rics.stacks. Below
will be found tabular statement of the
number of sacks of rice shipped TO New
Orleans from this parish during the tirst
three months of the last three commercial
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21

The market is dull but steady. There
is a slight demand for goods from the in
terror. Stocks are very light and held by
strong parties. Brown sheelings and
shirtings have advanced, and bleached
goods are also buoyant. Drills are quiet
but firm, with limited supply. Desirable
kinds of cotton nauueIs are scarce
Stripes and ticks have strong upward
tendency, and little more activity will
surely send prices up. Denims are mac
tive. There is fair demand for cotton.
AIDES. Prints are without activity, but
very firm. Spring goods are not expected
till January. Woolens are also less active
but with light supply, prices are strong.
a small production ia apparent Spring
goods are in moderate course of produc.
ton, manufacturers being DESTROYS TO con-
troll prices by keeping the market rather
under supplied In fancy cassimeres there
has been general clearing Of lots, at full
prices, leaving the market quite bare-
Flannels and blankets are scarce and
wanted. D0eskins. are-iu steady demand,
and the clothing trade has been buying
cotton warp cloths. Shawls are dull, ex-
cept for plaids. Imported goods are in
good supply, the arrivals being large The
clothing houses appear the chief buyers OF
staple goods. The principal inquiry Is for
Italian cloths, cobnrgs, and black lusters.
Fancy goods are at present neglected. A
few spring goods have been readily taken.
BLACK silks are very dull and are rather
lower in price. Desirable grades OF dress
silks alone are wanted. The better kind OF
mantilia velvsts are scarce and wanted.-
Ribbons are without inquiry. Broadcloths
are in moderate request. Linens nre mo-
wing little.-N. Y. Independent.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21

HARRISON CousTY.-At the vote in Eagle
township, Harrison county, the following
persons were elected, as VIC are informed
by letter from Lumberport:-Jas. Den.
ham, SUPERVISOR wu. Harbcrt, Clerk;
John W. Borgess. and Robt. Mason, Jr.,
Justices of the Peace; F. W. Cunningham
and B. L. Flowers, Constables; ]. II. Pol
scy, Treasurer; VIM. II. Richardson, Over
seer of tl'e Poor; Luther Raymond, County
Treasurer.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21
A Gard.

To all that It may concern. hereby &c.
knowledge.tha what is published over my
signature about J. F. W. Holt and others,
OF the 18th lust, was written under ex-
citemsnt and is not true. and therefore
take it all back and request the editor OF
the IntsLIigemccr to publish this recautatiou
in his paper. GRO. X. Cox.
Attest;
THOMAS LownoS,
AARON BENNETT
DECEMBER Is, 1863. ltd&w
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21
wheeling, Dec. 1st, 1856;
Commissioners' Sale.
james En a.Iisy... Compile. L..

james FS sssiSs::. oo"Ppt l1u oA....,,.
Peter u. Preneh aud others, Derts.
ny virtue OF decree THE Circuit Co art for ObIo
- county, made on the 3Oth day or Octo,er iSGS
directed to the underslgned Special Commissioner.
aHd tho time specified for the pay mOpt Of tho ebtI
IL said decree LAYING expired, shall, On Monday,
the lIth DAY q January. 1884, offer for sale al nc
'front.' door Of the Court House Of ohio county, IN
h1 city Of Wheeling that part Of Lot No. So situate
veyea 70 said French by James II. stout and Wiz
" deed now Of record in the Recorders ofice of
onio county In Book No. 81, page 2S5.
TEANS OF SALE-A sufiieiepS Amount In hand 20
pay the costs Of said sale and the costs OF aid suit
An1 credit Of stx twelve and eighteen month"; thS
5SSaaser giving bond and good security for ire
,. HENRY O. PLEsaRR.
utGlI0Ot Special COmmipsInney
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21

a subscriber writes that tfa loyal editor
with small capital aud reasonable brains
SHOULD drop in among the Harrison county
people and establish paper, he would do
we'll. 1t is the duty of the loyal people
there to hunt up. aud not wait for, such a
man,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21

A LADY reader of Beverly. Randolph
county, sends US blank-Verse piece head
ed "Ltbby Prison." quite good piece of
prose composition, not the least of lis
merits being its patriotic spirit. ttwould
not DO doing our fair patron justice to pub.
llsh 1t In the totm in which 1t is written.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21
RELlEr roR srrRRME oounF JuDoEs.

Senator Harlans bill for the relief Of
the Judges OF the Supreme Court, intro.
duced to-day, provides that the President
may. ut the desire of tue Chief Justice or
Of any one of the Associate Justices who is
over 10 years of age, place his name on a
retired list, his compensation to be from
81, 900 to $4,000, according to the length
Of previous service. This Is gentle hat
to Chief Justice fancy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21
Spectacles Lost.

I'm Thursday, the 18th inst, pair Of Gold Spec
" t4cles, in brown leather case, supposed 70 have
bssa dFoppad In or about the MeLuFe or Court
suitable reward viii BIO paid by leaving them at
Browne JeWelry Ht0re dee4I'h
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21
Valuable Farm for Sale.

his undersigned OaeFs for saIs the farmoa which
Il be now Hvo4 sttaatOd on Bowman Ridge, 10
aI.sIs Coenty Ms;t We, within two miles q the
.HS ~ 49, Ht JIG kaiEoad containing tao hum
use9 ~ 49, ssFeI vita about one hundred acres
" An IS5ESs JOHN RICaRY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21
HOTEL
ACTON YOUNG.
sixth street. bet. main and Market,
LOUISVILLE, KY.

EWoGieers and soldiers vvishing to stop AZ n
SOOd UniON Hotel, will and prompt attention aud
moderate bilis at thta House.
REEERENcEs Governor Andrew JOhuson. Tenn I;
Secretary Hast, Of Tenn; DR.. W. "a. BroWnI0W, Tsnn
Rev. Granville 7. Moody, Ohio Rev. MF. Gaddis
Cincinnati; 0en'I Cary, Ohio, and tho balance Of
mankind. ecIl.Sm.deciS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Township Meeting.

1lNHERE Will be meating Of the citizens OF Web,
u st0E Township on Monday Evening, December
lst, g O'clock at The La Belle School House, to
nomlnste Township 0n5eers- An are earnestly no
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21
COMPREHENSIVE

TINuE undersigned have entered into eo.partnor.
i ship, under the style Of BUTTERPIEL6G co.,
In the Mailing and Hop Business, als0 dealers IL
harley and Rye, for which cash will be paid,
We have leased the large building known a. StOuts
Warehouse, opposite DetwIlers Mil, corner Of Sec.
ond ana water STREETS and have now Of the finest
Malt Houses Ia this section Of the country,
Having the advantage Of thoroosh' prSetl..I .Lt1,
IN the Mating business we most respectfully invite
parties In want q the above.
JOHN BUTrERPIELD,
WM. D. ENGLISH,
Wheeling, Dec, LIST, 1858. ~ l'Otf' dao,..,,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21
WELL OILED MACHINERY.

1t is not generally known that SO com
plete has the machinery of the internal
revenue become that Congress can now
provide for the collection of Increased
taxes upon whiskey aud tobacco In store
quite as we'll as in manufactures.
REORGANIZATION OF THE CAVALRY SERVICE.
1t Is understood that an important bill
tor the reorganization of the cavalry will
be introduced into the Senate shortly
Arrangements are being made for largely
increasing our present force, aud before
spring we shHll probably have this branch
OF the service In a more effective cOndi-
ton than it has ever before attained.
rAssAaE or rue PENSION AUTHORIZATION
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21
AUDITOR,s ORRIcE.

WHHBLIhUl WEI IA Uss' IVEtlI I0V1'
NEANY LETTERS, containing money, claims
MI upon the State, and making Inquiries OF the
AUDITOR have and are accommodating IN this Ohles,
which the Auditor cannot attend to promptly. The
The Legislature at the last session took away from
thIA Office all the clerks Of the once but one, aud
allowed that only 5000 and tlIat one eoEk to do
ali the business Of kosptRE books In once that
las nearly three hundred thousand dOllAFs passing
through It In the e0uFse Of yeAr-not force enough
to work = respectable gFOcetS establishment. fNe
public must wait upOB the Auditor.
tirc3I-3t SAMUEL CRANE, Auditor.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21

VIZ have quite lengthy and earnest
communication from citizen Of Mario,
county, in favor of a re.cnactmsnt q tbs
s,,y law. 1t is urged by him ths' IN Ma.
rion. as in other interior cs,ur,;ss m,
most of the debtors are<trn;on men In
moderate CIRCUMSTANCE and their credi.
tors are dislOyal ps5 L much better cir.
cnms'ances, e1 tina. these debts are aud
will be msIe the pretext for a great deal
OF ve9ssefaI persecution, entatliug great
DEF Of hardship and distress upon those
who have already had much adversely to
bear.
This is the gist of the communication.
The Stay law is like the great "writ OF
right" I'D much can be said for and against
its exercise, under certain circumstances,
aud especially against the undue extension
of it. we do not pretend toknow how it
would operate in the respect alluded to by
our correspondent, but it seems to us that
the law has had a pretty long reign in
West Virginia, ever since and a good
while before the war. People generally
are in better condition to pay debts than
they have been for years, and, since inter-
est is all the while accumuIating, it is not
likely that an easier time to pay debts
than the present will occur to this gen.
Grafton,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21
ATTENTION.
THE COUGHING COHGHEGATION

TUSE-"A'Ta L0''1 n I.ooa aftAs 0I'its Gata!'
And Rsslm be had just red q,
A14 tns e Z! had str1sk On ths Olsning stsyv,
ss.1 - PSSSeIe SainSd IN With "osagh.
nhon th5 poQllo GhImo6 IN with . ''eOuEh"
Al length the grave pArson arose % Gpssseh.v
OF y tAts cough ehoFus sst back,
Se,ose ne good man could his aseO8dy reach,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21
For the Holidays.

ARGRsT assortment Of ALBUMS In Wheeling at
i PARTRID0E'S GALLERY.
a large RSOT1msnt Of FANCY PICTURES. Just the
thing Tor Christmas preSents, at PARfRID1ES
CiAl1RRY dOG1l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21

The first appropriation was passed 10 the
House to-day, being the bill reported from
the Committee on Ways aud Means max
log appropriation for invalid and other PEN
sions, OF three million two hundred thou.
snnd dollars
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21
LIsT LETTERs.

LIST OF
DRMAINING IN 7
III RlCE, ON the 21st
~ReTsOn8 calling
please say they arc ADV
LAD
AFmlstead Ella
Andersen kli1a
BrOmell AnbSIIA
Boyd Anna w
burrows huth
Baker Mary
BFuny MSEdAI0nS
Craig LuetndA3
CO4ts Susan A
Cuni ganl Margaret
Clark EliGlLOth
Chandler Mira
COEeOTan Mary A
Cunningham Margaret
XII May
Fox Sarah
Fry Louisa
RlaNSlle helta
FFasher Elizabeth
6Teeu Rachel
6lasseOek Julia A
Gregg Ada
Gregg Maria
GOusS Victoria
Graves Mary A
HAFF Della Z
Hail Elfla A
HRgOns SalliO
hAIniitOu kosAnOA
Hitler Mary Mary 4
Hotter RslSeeeA 8
jackson MA'yB
JtnkinS Mrs y 2
KaSt Mari A
KuglST RmnlA
LaVellO Alice
Lowry Elizabeth I
Lauek EInma
LOs Jane 9
Lindsay CarOliLe
Murphy EllOu
Morris Helen
MulrOn0 Fanny
MOTeheah Isabelle
Moore May
Masters BitEA
Manly Louisa
MiTeS SNFGll
Manly May A
MeCFeady Matte 3
GENFLI
Allen ThOs
Aekman Heary
BsllVille COTu8lius
Bowers EnOe
Brown Edmund
Baker Frederick
brake Geo
BsliVil'O Johns
Beard MeKelsAF
Burke Patrick
BilletsF FRinsT p
BeAmsr VIM D
Bird 00uFt
Cline VIM W
OuFsF VIM
CrOlSWell FAInl 8
CfDaWoll hehaHu
Clark Patrick
COWFey Owen
CLARK John
Campbell James
1 Campbell JAs b
Cletter John }
Clemsns AW
Davis Capt 8 a
DaTRiuF6r John 8
nTilieT John
DyatI J I'm @
EddipEs john
Edwards Andrew
Rilton WIN
Flynn John
Rltnder John
Finch Capt A
Gibson VIM
gray Joun
GRyNu Jesse
Groves
1Tim ChAs
Hamilton VIII 7
Hanna Il A
VarkRP n "
HOaYeFn Michael
Hitchcock u 3
Holiday Milton
Hicks John
HendeFaOn John
Hall John Henry
uandlin Jassph
Hanna Henry
Holt George
HOlli0gshtad DAHL
Hancock DJ
HAWksnbfTIy Chandli
Hunter AleEabiieF
Jackson Calvin ,
kidpSy Wm
Key Vim
Kelly ] r
kE1it Henry 3
KiFkWOOd Adam
Lee John 3
Long Joseph
LOOIats George 9
LindsF Charley
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21

NSeAAAl 80 AAsA3
wilkins Nancy
lfBNs' LIST.
Mack Philip
NansonbuFgoF RObt
Miller Rob J
Mooney John
NIorTtnlan sAlal
Matthew JameA
MiFes James
Moore JamSs
Matthews ClIas
MaEshall B01iainin
Marshall BogjsniB =
MaFshAll A q
MedloF Adam
MoSWiEgen James
MeClelIand james
NeCullOek John "
Nichols WAShIhgton
Noble PlatOd
0'Blenis Smith
Peek Hon Wan Ware
Philips Vim
IIleisSeE l.
Price John -
pols8n Inln
Pope u D
Pfeifsr GouEEs
Parker Lio1t EJ
Rsam = 2
Rowan JO1ss G 4 Son
HsSd John y
Reid john
HOleh H0uEy2
Rogers FL
Rove Daniel
ItOby Lhas D
RRdmau AlsIT
Smith Dsniei
Sshs.PpeE Edward
Stopper JoshuA u
Stewart James
Eh1ps J 3
flanders E8ml }
Smith WIN
6tOns } D Co
Thomas VIM
FPuA1 v
FhonpsOn Joseph
TOuPkins o 8
Utt6Tbaek John 8
Williamson ThOs 2
Walton Capt 8 @
WIss Philip
White Arthur O
= Wall8os James
White Geo W
Whalisy ROrxua
Wilhaalson Robert
williams David
WiuthsT Chas
Washington AFmistead
Williams J&LB
Yates WIN =
ZAnfEstta Alex
A W nhNTpnRTT n NJ
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Special Washington Dispatches.
RI ENLIs rrENrs IN rBE ARNY.


Vast numbc rs Of the rnpn composing the
veteran regimSEss Of the Union armiesare
being muster eA into the service for three
years longer. The First Minnesota Regt-
ment will rR-eulist nearly en- masSs; the
Vermont brikGule also, with the exception
OF sixty, aRd the First District of Column
bia, With. neatly tue same unanimity. The
number. Of veterans who will re.enteF the
servtc. tsOm .the Army Nf tue Potomac
alor.e will be upwards Of twenty thousand,
ar d IN equal, il not larger proportion ut
ne volunteers in other armies will VOlun-
tcer for three years or the war. While the
liberal bounty offered BY the general gov
ernment has had much to do With th'
stats of affairs, the granting OF .tR,' -
Sf thirty days, to allow me .Su9hs
soIdier to visit his HON" Qattle' worn
. psuy of the dsssr" .hNd much more;
tie stsOHIE~ IONS from the rank and
IHt ic ~, not % want OF patriotism
=. .ne faCt that the deserters long for
~. short visit to their homes.
SEEKERS OF BARS, LEAVES. EAGLEs AND
STARS.
There are six thousand eight hundred
and twenty Eve names before the Senate
Military Committee for confirmation. The
list is increasing. Among the number are
over forty Brigadiers and many Major,
Generals. An equally great number Of
applicants are before the President and
Secretary OF War.
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HOLIDAY GOODS!
FOR 1854,
JAS.C.ORR 4 cos,
100 MAIN STREET..
WHEELING.
DHOrOGRAPH ALBUMs-At prices fapEinE
L from IS cents to $40.
FAMILY BIBLEs-ErOm 81 to sss.
DREsENT BooKs-of all kinds. for the young.
i OLD and middle aged. One OF the hnest stocks
Of aOys' Books In the city.
INIARIEs FOR lse4-COutainins a full and COM
~ Plets table q Stamp Battles a. amended by
dse2I &c ORR co.
60nO CONGRESS FIR RHvRL0pRa-AM siasa,
oOoO suitable for sling Vouchers. Bills, Letters,
Invoices and In TACT all papers use1 by Merchants,
tn, SS Agents. onaFsSFmA'tsr1i and SSasTs
0OOO PRIZE PACKAGES, at q and Gus per
dee2i 10 ORR 4 90.
Q(l0 PORTFOLIOS AND LEATHER Writing
oOO DESKS-At prices ranging from 50 cents to
%. dee21 6. ORR 9 co.
CoLD pENs-Au entire new stock at old prices
VI deal }, 9, oRR ACC.
9n0 DEANs roy BooKs-TIIuminatod. Move.
GoO able, ahd oOlOrCd ia OIL
2On LIEEN TOY BOOKS,
oOu 1000 Paper Toy Books.
Call in early AID sec the stock.
"a cOPT.I
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
AnJU3ANT GHHRRALIS 0lPICR
WHEELIN0, Dee. 10, l66S
Coz; Al: sE1HHET, Commanding 9Th Rsg't West
p eause all Arms, Equipments, Ammunition.
Blankets 4e.. the property Of the State famed -
ne men q SouE regiment, 70 be returned % OoI
8eoFge W. Brown, QuArteTmAster General Of me
STATE Al his 0aretOomA, corner OF Market and Qnin
cy StIeetA Tbs QuArtGruastor General wiz receipt
By order Of the Governor.
PIP. PEIRPoISF,
Adtutant GensEalW. Va
HGADQBARTKRs Era RBGINEHF W. VM
s,..,., o,,.., December 18Th, 1853.
I n pursuance the above order, eomnandants ~ !
COMPANIES Of this regiment will Immediately M,
tty all peFsons within their several company dis
tItets % return forthwith all arms, oqIIpTa6ts |
ammunition Blankets and other property beioDEin9
70 the State, to come place within each stFIef ~
ignAted BY sad commandments,
Commandments will receipt to each person for all
property FetnTped, and when It y collected win ~
once report 70 Ordnance Sergeant CO. T. Fipsis
lat the oaice Of Maxwell, Campbell TinRieI I'M |
viii receipt 70 them and turn the said pF5pertv
2 the QuArteFmastsr General. taking his reseiPt
4, Prompt attention to Carrying out the object Oh
this order ts required. Any person neRieetfnS ar
refusing 70 return any Of the above described pFon
efty VIII be proceeded against according 70 ne /
70 such cases made aud provided.
Hy0EeeFttr r., 4; ): SWEENEY,
:. y: NOON, AdggtAnt doG21.St.
For PlftabuFRh.
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IN THE WHEELING POST ORl
he 21st day Of Decent eF. 1865.
Alling for letter. In the Last, WTl
lE0 ADVERTtsED.
LADIES' LIST.
MeCOllOuEh Martial
MeCa1Fey Belle
\ Me8iaigy Bridget
MeComls Rachel.
NeCOoneII Magic 3
HeCOunSil 4aEgte a
. GuGsE Ruth
Nichols LlEEis
OFbisOu Mary A
saG OEls RliGabSth
Powers Jane
Peek EmmaE
PTatt Hannah 3
iEgarot Rose Miss OF
Riley RloEillA
Rogers Charlotte
Ray Hannah
Robinson Margaret L
ID Hussell Della
Richards EmRllRo
A Rogers ValInda
ROddy Martha
Ri0A6FdsOn Cecilia
Smith Margaret }
Smlth Emily
Smith Emma
smith Mary
ShillitO Mias He
IA Shllllt0 Harriet
~ 4 SeFOEglbs Matilda 3
Sly LuefndR
Sullivan EllIe
SEOWdsu Al
SnApp Lydia
81 Clair Nancy
Stewart Emma n
I SnARp Lydia y
lyman Mn VIM "
TuttIO Magic n
? TOuner Rsis0 n
TTayDOr Winnie
WOFtmAn Annie
Wood LEbble
10 Watt EmmA
Whitaker y
Wheeler Anna
Wilson EalIIO =
Watkins virginia
WIlkihs Nancy
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TRKIsH TOWELS, Bathing GIoVos aod MA
GA 49,. tIn asIottnsat, 1ust received - tbe
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HOUSE AND LOT FoR sATI

TIE I've stCEy Brick HOUSE aud Lot eorper a.
Monroe and fifth Strests. RDGalrS a. S1'-'N' "
dele p Q. HILDREEn Bro
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21
EO,Asth Page.

Interesting reading matter will be fount
ON the fourth pnse Of this paper.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21

CHEAP HOOP SKIRTS,
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21
Hydraulic Cement.

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rAssAGE or rue rENsIoN APPROPRIATION
The New York herald., 1863-02-05

TNo gcn,uDERs srsgEr-rnE UTMOST VALUE
"A psd f4 ID Hnonds Nethes old God AM -iiser, tia Ia
gold coin or cTrent anda Persons hsyn- q, .tp. for
any other establishment IN The city.
JOS. v. IsAAC, No. y ChAfnVsrs frost.
GOLD COIN PAID FOR PINE LARGE DIAMONDS =
NJ Private yarties wishing 70 paft win ehp-. ans =
stones arr offered an eI rune vaye Aspy ouy frNn
Broadway
hIANOsD-. OLD GOLD AND siLvER.-LADigs OR
~ g-nuemen having Old 9Oid. Silver damon 20
ty going " LOUIS ArRicff 7n Broadway und,r ~ gew
rrs ilots, csn s. bestsr Than any 1.t.r he
,ly. H~ ofer- pay tho hiahss rric--tsehtf ser
NOR. lhsn ans other perronsnd !. cigv q
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The New York herald., 1863-02-05
SALES Ar AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
A rCriOS NOTICE
wh AZ. HOLLIk8SIIEAD, AUCTfOSBER,
BY CnARLEs O WARREN
STORE - cORTLANDT STREET
REGULAR AUCTION SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES
EAci.hrssy for aocouns ot eonsic n,.a.
BY TIE PACKAGE ONLY
EyKRS FRIDAY, At iOx O'CLOCK,
DURING TSiB ENTIRE YEAR
ThE CATALOGUE FOR THE sALH
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9. WILL INCLUDE
B0Ors AND sHoES OF EVERY DEsCRipTI0H.
comprising
BOrH WINTER AND SPRING GOODS.
SPECIAL NOTICE,
THE ATTENTION or THE TRADE IL INVITED
TO THK LARGB ASSORTMENT OF VALUABLE GOODS
y INVARIABLY OFFERED AT THESE sAIEs