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The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-03-21
New Home. :$$S
1OH Market ST., above Union, A.-
~ WHEELING, VIRGINIA.
J. NJ. BALL. Proprietor.

THIS HOTEL is isunsurpassed by any in Wheel
ing for comfort and ACCOMMODATIONS: and
the charges are rery moderate. Visitors to Wheel
inp would do we'll to stop at the NEW HOME.
rs Extensive Stabling attached, and q
rood OSTLER always in attendance.
Mch.7 63-tf. J. NJ. BALL, proprietor.
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Morgantonn aunltor~
MORGANTOWN, VIRGINIA.

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
W.P. WILEY, ! EproRs i PeopRIEroRs.
TERMS:-The Moy,roR is published on every
SATURDAY, at 50 90 per year, in advance.
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NT REILLY, WHOLESALE GROCER
lM. DEALER IN
Foreign & Domestic Wines & Liquors,
SUCH AS
PURE FRENCH BRANDIES: AMERICAN,
BLACKBERRY, GINGER aud CHERRY, do
PORT, MALAGA, MADEIRA, and all other
descriptions of Wines, PURE HOLLAND and
AMERICAN Gins; JAMAICA. ST. GROIN &
NEW ENGLAND RUM. IRISH WHISKY,
Pure Rye, and rectiied do.
PITTSBURGH i OHIO RIVER SALT, IRON,
GLASS and NAILS, all of which will be sold at
Lowest Market Prices.
Nos 55 L 81, Main Street, WHEELING, VA
Feb. 81. '63.-lyr.
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FROM THE MIDDLE DEPARTMENT.

tkCH Il Ii Il MIUDLE 4 DEPAk
Surprise and apture OF United States Cav.
airy at tCharlestown-Theya are Recap.
inrpd-Capture of Seventeen oil Inn bod en- 9
Men.
BALTIMORE, May 1..-0n Friday night &
company ofunited States cavalry was sur
prised and captured al CharlestoWn, Jefferson
county, Va. Major General Schenck, ON beng
informed by telegraph OF the disaster. immedi-
ately ordered Gen. Milroy to send out force
to intercept and attack the rebels. On the nighs
of the same day Major General Milcoy tsle-
graphed the follow
WINCHESTER. May 16, ll.3D p. 10 Xcior
General tSchsacE.: The Federal cavalry can
tnred at Charlestown were recaBtured BY
detachments of the Virginia and Thirteenth
Pennsylvania cavalry, under Captain UT, this
afternoon at three clock, at Piedmont Station,
in Fauquier county. We also captured party
of rebels, and 3 corresponding number OF
horses. Two rebels were killed.
] regret to add that we lost Captain Utt and
one sergeant. Our cavalry recaptured one
Federal lieutenant and fifty privates ard their
hoyses. Major Adams, of the First New York
cavalry, who arrived after the capture, is still
in pursuit Of the rebels.
The Virginia and Pennsylvania cavalry who
made the Iecapture were sent out by me yester-
day. r. II. MILRoY, Major General.
a telegram since received from General
Kelley, daied Grafton. Virginia, May IL,
states:
"a company of militia OF Barbour county
have just come in with seye yenieen of Imbooens 8
men, captured in that county, who had strag.
eled behind tho retreatins column . steal
horses, 81.
B. F. KELLEY, Brigadier General
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By w. l.. WALL l. CO., Auctioneers.

by w. L. WALL * Su., AuctlOneefs.
DTBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE FURNITURE
Il AND pHoUsEHoLD EFFE0Ts.-By virtue of deed
of trust to the subs bearing date the 18th day
e. No, 80 foiios e. etc one Of the land r.snrS.
DAY, the lsth da, OF May, commencing a. io . elk
fndisna avenue opposite the City Hall, q isrS =.
assortment of valuable Furniture and II ou ;ehold
One fine Rosewood Iron Frame octave Piano
Forte. Stool and Cover
Parior suits OF Crimson Damssk Green Velvet
sofSs, Lounges, Arm, Side and Reception
Pair Gilt a,nd Blue ottoruans
Marble top Center and Pier Tables.
Pair Oy al Gilt Mirrors,
Green Emhreidered and Lace Curtains, C-rnics.
Crimson Elabroidered Lace Curtains, &c.
Brussels Carpets, Ruse &c.
Walnut Etegere. with Desk,
Walnut Bookcase. Table. Wash stand.
Mahogany Bookcase with Desk and Easy Chair
GhsnSsLierS S and D5oglshsi gapeS os X Tables
Rosewood sidekosrd and Mahoganv Side Tables,
Walnut Refreshpent Table and Buffers Tray
Hall oil Clo,b. Oai Hst.rack.
Hall Chairs and Chandelier. Clock,
gil Clotb on variSus landings
Hshos any Bedstesd, Bureau, Wardrobe and Wash
Mahoeany Marble. tor Bureaus and Washstsnds,
stagle and Double Trundle Bedsteads.
Walnut and Imitation Bureaus Wardrobes, &c.
Feather Bed, Pillows and Bolsters,
Curle1Hair and Spring Mattresses.
Toilet Sets, Nenitian Blinds, Curtains.
Shades: Carpets, Rugs and Bedding,
Easy Chair, Crib Bsdstesd,
Hair Mattress and Pillow,
Large Clothing Press. Stoves Chairs,
Kitchen Furniture and Cookinf ~, I tSnS.is
my 5-eo&ds ". L. WALL Il CO., Aucts.
ETHE ABOVE SALE Is INAyoIDABLY
rostpoued 10 FRIDAY MORNING. The s2d inst.
my Is W. L. W ALL co. AuctS.
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From Havana and Nassau.

New YORK., May 1.-THE steamer Corsica,
rom Havana on the 9th and Nassau on the I2tp,
arrived to. day. A number ofneutral blockade
runners have cleared from Nassau, all for
some southern port, by the secesh firm 81
Adderly i Co., except one, which YVES cleared
by Messrs Saunders Il Son. Several steamers
had arrived at Nassau from Charleston.
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From, Texas

NEW YORK, May IA Matamoras letter
April 2sth says il la understood that the
schoonere Gen. Pinckney and West Florida are
filing out as priyateers ut Brazos, and are only
waiting for crews. Gen. Magrpder has been
al Brownsville for some weeks, where the citi-
gems gave him splendid ball.
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FROM EUROPE.

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE steamer Citv Of
New York has arrived.
deputation Of Trades Unionists, headed nv
Mr.. Bright, had pTesenteda an address adopted
at q late meeting. sympathizing with the North,
to Minister Adams.
The latter made q speech. He expressed
great pleasure ut the reception Of the address
He admitted the difficulties of steering clear of
COLLISION between the two nations, but trusted
fTit ndly relations will be maintained
He asserted, that Notwithstanding the tone or
fome OF the American speakers and journals,
there is no nation Tor which Americans enter
tain greater regard than for England. and If the
real sentiments of each people could he clearly
established 10 each other, he would have no
lear OF collision. He believed the trade union.
lists had taken the right coures to produce such
an understanding.
The Times regard Mr.. Adams's speech as
most reasonable and timely, and looks forward
without mistrust for mutual forbearance
England must expect some interruptions TO
nade, and Americans must tolerate some
shortcomings in consideration Of difficulties TO
neutrals.
In another article the Times argues that &c
hehooves England 10 look lcnientIy on the pro-
ceedings of Admiral Wilkes, in view OF the
maintenance of her own rights when she be.
comes a telliCerpnt
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY RQTlL]


SSsaslE sUlLssya Gors.Lon rU EsDAY AFTER-
Ma, on ,s.m..s R .soe
'y tsots Ns: J! aS4,5 Is, IA, ls' To- BENG the east
These Viii se with about twenty fee,
oss Nth e
teenth street west, Rhsde Island avenue, and
ferms: One. fourth cash. the palanse in six and
twelve months, satisfactory secured, bearing
ap is-dtd BOTELER Il WILSON, ,Aucts.
account ? Of Of the rain until iRIDAY EvENiNG.
MAY n,s s.h' same hSS5; hSSSo5T;EIHRa WILSON Auet,
~. THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
poned on account OF rain until THURsDAf, fame
mays BoTELIR Wilson, Aucts.
R-TnE ABOVE ga LIS Is AGAIN POSTPONED
on account of the weather, until TUESDAY EY1-
MING ny next Nay SofEfsR 9Sh err WILSON Aue.
GREEN / WILLIAMS, Auctionssr..
qANDsOMl AND SPACIOUS FOUR-sTORY
~ AND BAsEMEST BRlek House.. TIrH BACK
BUILDING ASp LoT, FaoNTISG OK NORTH G, BETWEEN
hs s
sell, in front Of the premises. ct o'clock P N,
shs oi the B.l.y ssns
in square No; ss3 sita atsd on the north side
ssrs.t t vest ssia's sssss No sss street fss fss
lot has front OF 2S feet inches by depth OF l33
BSsf and o.4rass
The house is well built four story, with back
building and base ment, containing in all sixteen
eonvenfsntly arranged rooms. with . wide hall
runpins through the whole department and porch
in the rear; also, side alley leadiRs out to c
We deem any comment in conmendation of the
above described property would .e superHuous;
su6ce 1t to say it is the most desirable aud beau
fnl location for private residence in the city of
hands ONE residence or make a good investment
will Q w.ll to attend the sale.
and eighteen months, for notes bearing interest
iIem day Of sale deed given and deed of trust
taken. All conveyance at cost OF pu chaser. Title
my IS d GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auct.
nEkSA s46Rk MeGTIkE&
On TUEsDAY AFTERNooN May 'iGnD 49, At DScSs o'cock,
Of Square $50. tronting % feet on New Jersey res
avenue, At the corner of street north, running
This is beheveI to be one of the most eligible
business lots for sale in the vicinity OF the Depot
months, with interest, secured BY deed of trust
my VI i'd '7 &c MCGUIRE CO., Aucss.
r,oJsEH6Lp 81 MI sAp kFoHhs f9
"a ~ AUerIos.-on WEDNEsDAY MoRSiSG,
10 ST.. between Sth and 9th, opposite Nor:aern
liberty Market, the Furniture and Effects, com
Piano End Stool,
Wsil Vt Parlor Suit, consisting of Sofa tro Tste-
Marble op Center Tables.
B.Tsses M atS sno 1ns5an CARPETS and Rugs
Extension Dining Tshle, ChAirs Etssere and Site
sideboard snd Refrigerator.
Paintings and Mirrors,
Cana, sf,. sisss = G{ ana 6 SG0eEery a l Ware u,
Dressing and Plain Bureaus,
Ea.lstanis sa9 Table, -,
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pac,f;c Ra,Iro.d stacL

SAN FRANCISCO, May f5.-At recent eiec-
ton, held in Placer county, it was vctad %
subscribe quarter of million dollars 70 he
Pacific railro stock.
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Destructiye rire.

REArIEs, Pa, Msy Ie-Moore i ryhsuss
foundry and scale works were destroyed by
FIRE this afternoon; also, anumber Of d welIings,
stables, &c. Loss $4,000.
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Ry GREEN s WILLIAMs, ,Auctioneers.

rTRUSTEE's SALE or SMALL LOT OF GOOD
LAND NEAR WASHINGTON CITY.-By yirture
Of . deed OF trust bearing date the 9th day of
November. A. ID ls5i aud duly recorded in liber
j. A. y. No &. fvlios AZ, etc, of the land
records for Washington county in the District Of
Columbia. and by the request Of the holder OF the
SFptns secured thereby. the undersigned trustees
viii -. At public auction, n the Auction Rooms OF
e. -aer X Williams ia TIA. City 81 Washi. gton,
TUESDAY AFTERNOON. the aith day Of May, at
o'clock. .. nt the Lot parcel 1t iarl No. ~ IL
tEe -abGiV sion Uf par of tue Original tract Of
Asud ~ sal eornty of Washington, called Gran
by The said lot No. ~ contains ! srccs of land.
moro or Tess \ plat OF the subdivision viii be
exhIhJ.0 III the sale.
This ioI of land is veil located within four 1--WE
pl.1ys from the city in excellent n~ gh hbuThopd
part 81 tract OF and q no ted fertility For
.be pgT pore Of market garden. a location for
. tDsii4try resdeEce, it : very des sirabIe.
Term of sala Onr-third in cash: au1 the residue
n sv ami twelve months, with interest secured by
deed Of trust. If the terms of sale are not
sonpliei With in five days after the day of sale
saea tue trustee the ri gt TO resell 81 the
rsk and cost OF irst purchaser after i've days
tsc. ConTeyancing and stamps at purchaser s cost
WHITMAN c. BEST0R, T.,,.t,,s
WILLIAM H. WARD. itu9tceS
n.y. aaw2wSds GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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CANTERBURY HALL.
LOUISIANA AV.. FEAR SIXTH STxEss
NJ. L SINN Sole Manager and pronrietor

VIZ. L sIsN........s Sole Manager and Proprietor
usPAgALLELED SUCCESS Or
NILE AkNETrA GALLEITI,
NILE NILE ANSSEFTA ANSkFTA GtiLEEETFt, GttEETFt,,
NILE NILE AkSEFra AkSEFTa SaLhhFFFFI, SshhEFTI,, 6
The 6 reatest Danseuse in the World.
The great Canterbury has bs-n fllel to rerletion
epces who have eyinced their appreciation Of this
wonderful IN stis sy ,GPsaed
miss AGNES SUTHERLAND,
The celebrated Scottish Nightingale
The beautiful Military Ballet arranged BY Mons
Ia VIEaN NDIEEE!
MILE AHNHTTA GALLErTI
will appear as Ia BELLE yI,?ANDikRE assist d
b Miles lies AgS.sIt nd noa. and M,nF and Mons.
THE BBAuTItUL CORPS DE BALLET.
First week Of the great Ba' joist and Negro Per-
Mr.. J. II. BUDWORTH
who will spPear each esening II CHOICE selection
Also, Master FRASk hJDMoRTH.
rrtIy BOYD The Juvenile corhographer
TIE Irresistible Son Of Momus.
THE sTR Il * 9STs SF m sfs 9n
MILES AUGUSTA fls',fsi0s snd MsR1s, q
The Fairy Sara
THE GREAT couar aPa or BEAUTY,
ulth
Lily Brandon, Lucy Clifton
Annie Edwards, Bauia Ho-bsrt
e. X. EDESON,
Tne great Comedian and psnf0m mist who will
appear as Paddy Murphy
MONS J. u. l. SZ0LLOSY.
The renowL ed MatTe lie Ballet and Psntornm. st
GREAT BALLET TROUPE.
WILLIS ARMSTRONG, the talented and versa
tile performer. whose varied acts have etsr, ped
hi u or q of the greatest performers OF tse ge
SiLFAS CLARK, the popular Interiecutor
Sc &c.
nous exIrayagpDZa entitled the
FRESHMAN In INDIA.
Paddy Murphy with hong gI....-...G Geo. r. Edeson
ko Ket, he man cat her Miss Lily Brapdon
Other characters by the Corps Dranatique
Admission % cents; Orchestra Arm Chairs, S.
cents; Private Boxes (bolding six,) SIS.
Doors open at o clock Pc, ,fornanee ats
GRAND MATINEE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 2 O'Clock,
FoR LADIES AND CHILDREN.
when the great Canterbury Company will ap pear
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

This excellent Family and News Journal.
containing q greater variety OF interesting
reading than can he found III ANY other, IS
published on Friday morning.
TFRxs-Cash, inrariabyyin a,sSsrce.
SINGLE copy, per aHnam. ...... 81 90
ite SopltSsssss z
Ten copies o o0
twenty-five copies 70 90
IN invariably contains the "washingtcn
News that has made The Daily Ereasng Ster
circulate SO generally throughout the country.
VSingle copies (in .wrappers) can be pro.
cured at the counter, immediately after The
issue of the paper. Price-THRrE CKSrs,
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DROVISIoNs, 25 PER CENT CHEAPER THAN
i EVER
Prime Sugar Gu cured ed HANS, II ots,,,
DRIED BkkF l21a cts,
Choice BUTTER, % cts,
CHEESE, IA cts. per ID.
my6 Corner Eighth and streets
WHEATON'S ELEMENTS OF INTERNA-
w tional Law; new edition; by William Beach
VatteIs Law of Nations
Phillimore % International Law.
MoEely o 2ntraband Of War. London.
aasaek on Rights Of Nentrals. London.
Martens's Law of Nations. London.
Twiss' Law Of Nations London
HaileckB international Law aud Laws OF War.
national Maritime, apropos de Ia Gu-rre dAmer
-Gaaely"Is proit MARITIME International. 2vols.
Klubsr-Droit des Gems Moderne de lEurope
De Cussey- Dietionn.ire du Diplomatic ., du can-
De Culsey--Pkasss ct Causes Celeares svols.
Earters-Guide DipionIatiqae. 3 vols
Weiss Code an broit MARITIME international
Woolse, IS International Law.
myI FlhSCE TAYLOR
IT MATTEBS Norl
VIII sfs i " viii
and certainly change 1t w.shout Asss Of time ana
without any wash OF preparation " never fails
u eolor exceeding al etlsrstI quality, durability
~ Whoiesase ana ratsi. 81 HoswxLLss y Militia
~ and Fancy Sore. jd2 stre o., nsax iith-Soie
gent for Washirafsn ana sts District. nay alm
T,EE SfEA&sHfP sALy08 EA0M NEW
York. has Arrive3. and is nos dis- rnsenk
Ahaegins cargo ~ sse fsos Of Aisa' 81. A1&R
~ s's MORGAN 1 AEIN1HAsr, Agents.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS TkEATEE,
PENNSYLVANIA Av1NUl, near WILLARD Hotsl
kE01AlD GloyDn MAuAk1n

THIS EVENING.
First Night Of the
PEARL OF TEE AMERICAN STAGE,
LpCILLB WEsTBRN.
LUCILLE WESTERN.
Temperance of Miss SUSAN BENIN.
ynsasen emit of the distinguished Philadelphia
actor, Mr.. BARTON HILL
Reappearsnce of Mr. CHAs, BARRON
First and last time but one Of c. W. Tayleurss
dramatzation of Mrs. Wood g greatest novel,
EAST LYNNE;
THEELoP'EmEsr.
Lucille Western as. .a......|hhi hsa.as ID. 1:.sf1 sia.
gsrten Hiii as Sir Francis Levison
Charles Barron a. e...... Archibald Carlyle
~ Admission %, 25, and rs cents. No extra
vARiETiEsi VARIETIES.
Fronting Pennsylvania svenue and Ninth 1t.
fits simmons Stage Manager and Adssrtisss
MUsIC HALL AND VAUDEVILLE THEATER.
COMBINATION OF BEAUTY AND GRACE.
ELEGANCE, WIT AND HUMOR.
Tie Very Best Ventilated Edifes in Ars.co
The building full of sindows and arranged e1
COOL SUMMER RfsiilS fIASE 1oo OF AMUSEMENT.
FRONTING ON THREE BROAD STREETS,
An adv sntage only posse ssed by this Grand Temple
OF Amusement within its walls all that is joyous,
Lovely Ladies in the very chsrm Of fypo WomsnSood-
Fair fssq lysss ns and
Acto RS, Actresses, Singers and Dancers
PAHTOMIME COMPANY!
BALLET TROUPE.
DRAMATIC COMBINATION.
E1 HI0FIAN ART lists, MUSICIANS, &c, &c.
Fha euIntessence Of Fun, ". 9. RUDWORTII.
~ The Young PriS ns;, ponns' Miss Ara IA. TEsMMAN d %M
The youthful Que IN ofSopg, EsTELLA FORREST.
Miss FLORENCE Miss Wilson, Addie Johnson, Mile
John Puresl bulaney With M Nero Merous nains othet
Artists fit,f Oh i5Dis foLK9s iffF doEoERr; IN
o.; 0NR IIUNDEEp, YGARs AGoi
Represe nted by l5 Grandfathers and Grandmoth-
drea" Maria ge viii be cesbraied on the stage,
bins sged IOj, and grandmother scrubbins. aged
los The wedding eAte will be hsndel among the
gentleman who obtains it viii please rise so all the
audience may see him. :. hearty laugh is in store
Of the Varieties 5UHto TN 5so'shSsI? Jra Farce Of
Gharsst,rs sSsiA N ~ the Dramatic coapany jun
First nigh Of o new aud beautiful advertisement
by the Clu. ter cf Grace
Firs, ri ght of the new Psntouims,
BRlGANDs, OR THE MIbSiGaT Assassin.
other ln eha,sctefs by the Pantomine Troaps. ,'er
Et,lete ,giih Ia5teaE.. aud Br ilLaat Efs.E,
THE SURPRISE.
ATTACK. and
DEATH OF THE CHEF
In rehearsal ard VII shortly be produced the
FRENCH SPY OR rHE SIORMING OF hLGIERS
The Char pion Lady Clog Dancer.
MISS NELLIE H0WAtD,
hsyins2 recovered, will positively appear on the
3Jth. Also,
MISS LIZZIE FRANCIS,
Premiere Dabseuse,
WITH NUMEROUS OTHER ARTISTS.
Admission % and g. cents. Private Boxes, s5.
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Rev E. w. Ha.rr .c.u,,,.d

Rev. Il. w. Hnger Acquitted.
CHICAGO, May 16.-Rev. T. W. Hager, who
has been on trial al Joliet, before an Ecclssias-
teal Court, for alleged immoral conduct, was
to-day. by 4 unanimous verdict, fully ana
honorabl, acquitted.
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AUCTION SALES.

By BoTELKR & WILLtON, Auctioussrs.
DEREMPTORy SALE OF OIFY LoTs.-On
I HURsDAY AFTERNOON, Msy ;sth. at 8
Han the following described City Lots, w =
Lots No "A and Is. in Square lnH fronting ~ feet
si1ehes on MARYLAND avenue. between t3sh and
Let's 40 and ID, in Square No ,css, frontios seh
700 feet en- north street. between HtL street
q, east = IAN ana = sS a. avenue, nor,h~.,t 40,
embracing Lots No ], 1913 and s, fronting
apfel h sns = s .ss' .s
LotSo g, locrner lot, in Square No 1Ias3. front
,nS 10. lee, ON north d street, between i4ta and
s sSFRIER sssIq Wilson sss
BY GREEN & WILLIAMS Auetionesrs.
HOUeEhOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
.s :, u sacf the 2ss; inst
of John Purdy, Ese., No. $50 Pennsyivsnis
avenue, between First and Second streets west, an
Mahossny Sofas, ParIor and Rocking ohaiss
AahSgan, full Msrble.top and other Bureaus and
Mahogany Centre, Dining and other Tables
Mahogany Bookcase and Secretary and writiAs
hahSgany Hat-tree, sia.board, washstands, Work
Fine Dsma.k and Brocatel and other window
Curtains. Blinds and sb AIDES
Looking Glasses, China, Glass. and Crockery Ware.
Velvet: Brussels, Three ply and other Carpets
Pe8rth and Door Rugs
French, Jenny Lind, and Cottage Bsdstsads,
Feather BEDS, Bedding
Hair and other Mattresses
.s IysS safs, gookag & Goal and other Stoves.
s Sanr Terms cash
my I5d GREEN d WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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" HIDES-HIDES.
w ILL Ds sold at Public Auction, ON ever,
"WEDNESDAY and sATURDAY, at II O'Clock O.
m, at the Wharf on 8xth street, Washington, Ill
sale.
Terms cash, In Treasury notes, to be paid et The
mement Of sale. g. BILL,
sals [Ohron.l 1t. Col. and O. 8. q.
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Want TO TAKE THE 0ATH.-In addition to
The Fstel prisoners who have already taxed the
osib. one hupdr. d others have appli4d to sha
military governor asking tsss they Be per rmitsea
;Sis o 10 taae the Ssssh.
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BY j Q. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctionears.
TRUSTEEs SALE-A DESIRABLE BRICK
L DWELLING H"rsE OF 1 STREET NnGra,
BfIWkEN 9In ANp lnrl STREET WE<r On
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, May 2si. l35s, al !
O'Clock. on ths premises, by virtue of a deed oil
trust to the subscriber. dated the llth day of
October. 1853. and duly recordst in Liber A. s
No. l64 folios z27 2as, and 22a, one of the Laui
recor for Washington County, ID. o., 1 shall sell
all that part of Lot Bumbered nine t9) in Sauarp
numbered three hundred and seven three 573J IS
dssignated upon the map or plan of the City of
on street north, betresn 9th and 10Th streets
west, I5 feet and inches. and running back the
same width to the depth of 81 feet and inches
to Il feet alley. With the light of egress and
gress 10 the of said premises by the said alley
Together with the Improvements, consisting Of
. three story and attic brick dwelling
Terms: 81 $50 in cash: the remainder in and II
months with interest secured by deed of trust ON
the premises.
All conveyancing at the expense of purchaser.
If the terms OF sale are not com piled With within
Eve days thereafter the trustee reserves the
70 resell at the risk and expense of the defaultng
Star. THEO. sHECKLES, Trustee.
my7.d j. @. Moe U4RE Il CO., Aucts
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By GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aue,ionesr..

BY GREEN { WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF SIXTEEN FINE
l. Build NC LoTS.-TweVe of THESE lots ar.
situated near the terminus Of Seventh street rail
road or Sth and 35h streets near Boundary line,
Two lots ON 1th stre ct west near near stree.
and two on Sth sire ct street in Square 4ta.
will also be sold immediately after the first named
l,ts. They will all be sold without reserve or the
premises, on L EsDAY, the 26th Gay of May, att
O'Clock p. M.
Terms made known upon the { sy of SALE Con
vsyaDcing AZ the cost .. the purchasers. If not
settled for IN three days from day ut sale, the lots
will be -od sitter Ave days notice IN the Evening
Sfor, at the risk and cost OF the defAulting pur-
ehaSeFs.
my IA 1T GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auc.s
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsks.-Eiizs Dsnt
a. assauli; eeuriiy for pesce. Eliza Posey, d.
do. Chas. barron, drunk; dismissed. Roberi
Toler, disnrd.riy; sl.s5. Andy carp, Wn. u
Rode ers, VIM Simons. Ed wari Lewis, Hsnrs
Geo. Jones, VIM Brew, Jno Haliohsr. sleep.
ing In the street; dismissed. VIM. King, DO
s1.5s. 8 Davidson, disordsriy and assault; -
Wm. Harvey, disorderiy; $50. Sarn Mickey,
do: 81 56.
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ACCIDENT Yesterday morGlng, as the sohol
ars OF the Ninth street Methodist ProIestan
Saba n school were leaving the church srte-
the school was dismissed, one OF them named
OlStT LadaDn. IN playing upon the from. rail
OF the porch. fell over on the pavement below,
distance of about ten feet He was taken 20
DR.. keasbys office. opposite, ana his Injuries
on his n, ad. arm and leg were proneuncei j
shghi, although he suffered much pain. The
child was tsken by the superintendent to his
home. On Ninth STREET, near f..