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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27
propABLE DESTRUCTION OF TIE spUYKY.
TIE UYIos CENTRAL CoxxrrrEg.-Tn,

Executive Committee Of tho Union Central Committee
rae. at their headquarters last evening sd adopted the
following revolution:
Reio!Vd That the vsous Union Wand Associations Of hs
Ciy al County OF Newlork be requested 70 take Esedsis
o n relation 20 tho election TO take p.ce The BIB day
OF March, and that they earnestly urge ts etors In et
wurd she Amendment 10 tie Constitution 20 allow
lie soldiers in tho Geld to exercise tue privilege Of votns
scooTdsn,o with the said amendment.
The following tho lit OF officers Of Executive Com
nittee of Union Central Committee; Owen W. Bren-
nan. Chairman; Hugh Gardiner. VieeChsirman'
Henry IL. Hueat and Charles H. Hall, Secretaries
Wm. X. Stewart Chairman Finance Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27

Anti.slavery policy. At all events, it is certain
that in number Of States the German Anti
Slavery vote forms respectable portion OF the
aggregate vote Of those States, and that its
probable destination cannot be safely left out of
the account in the selection of O Union candi-
date for tho Presidency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27

The Northumberland bill went through
The Senate and House yesterday, as agreed
upon by the Committee of Conference the
name Of Cen Grant being stricken out Ohio
Cox opposed it in tho House on that ground
but Mr. Washbum of Illinois said the omission
of Gen. Grants name was agreed to in Commit
tee upon information and belief that no would
be Immediately appointed by the President;
whercupcn the House adopted the conference
report by - to AZ. The Senate accepted it
without division or debate, so it goes to the
President for signature, aud then for action I'M
der il.
As passed, the biz authorizes the President to
aunoint a Leutenat.Gencral most distinguished
for courage and ability among the Major-Gcn-
erals now in service and enaclS that no shall,
when commissioned, command, under the dircc-
ton and during the pleasure of tho President,
the armies OF the United States.
Rejoicing that this wcll-earred honor Is to fall
upon Gen. Grant, w nevertheless trust 1t is moi,
to withdraw him from the field and from tho
personal direction of the great campaign on
which he has Just entered. But, as q General
superior in rank to tie present nominal General
iu-Chief he will at any rate be relieved from the
supervision Of Washington bureau, and We
may even hope that tho present superiluous
Headquarters Of the army may be allowed TO
vanish altogether, or to DO suspended I'LL Gen.
Grant can find time to take possession OF them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27

JEWELLERS ASSOCIATION MggrISa.-A meet
ing OF the jewelers. Association was held ON fn"'!
evening ut No Isl Bowery. Mr.. Bodiey bfocAha''
occupied the chair. and MI Neson stcinaeeker ae'ss
secretary. No business was raneacted' except 'nss
jewelers. notify their employers on SATURDAY o. me-
intention TO demand On increase OF % cents per us'
their present wages TO commence on the is oil ""0a
IL wns resolved 20 have circulars printed and sent v
various ewclry shops on Monday next to that ene''
III. meeting then adjourned % next Monday ersning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27
Tho ohie Legislature and the rrss;dsn.
fiGs Question
h to The n. Y. Tribune.

Spoon UHrltch 70 Ile ". !. Inoune.
CoLUHBCs Ohio Friday. Feb o. 1864.
About IS out Of l05 of The Union members Of
the Legislature met in caucus, arl pas cd resolution
saying that the people of Ohio and soldiers Ia the army
demand the reelection OF Abraham lincoln. Before
the adoption Of toe resolution nearly all the Chase
men hid let tho hail. and there wore not 40 the time
nsicrily Of Union members present
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MEETING OF HAIR DDEssERs. Mostly oil

MEETING OF EAIk-DUESSEbS = 4"V'''! -
Of the proprietors OF Hair Dressing Saloons In TINS e!
mot on Friday evening OF No. i2o Breome street. i'r
tho purpose of raising the price of shaving
and sbampooing a resolution was adopted thas "'sf
tie let of March. the price be raised as iono"s'
shaving, - cents hair.cutiug. So cents saamp0''"
IS cents. Several gentlemen present were IA 1"o. "
pc.tioning the Legislature to make law io''ioaink
saloons to keep opea Sunday but noae'on was 's"
on the matter After collection pay for advertising
tho meeting adiouracd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27

SUyDAY-SCHoOL CONCERT.-Dr. Philips, a
native Vi India. viii deliver address and exhibit a
variety OF idols nj TIE Sabbath School Concert at the
1wrnty-cigh street Boptist Church. ~ sunday after
noon. u o'clock Little Miss Reyanls HilI sing sog
tho entertainment 81 tie Children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27

tho negro on an equality with the white race,
he contives to forget that that is where the
Declaration of independence places him. But
we have not yet seen much evidence of any DIS
position on the part of the Senate to reenaoi
tha. instrument or its principles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27

PBpSoYAL.-Messrs. J. Il. Roudonez and Ar.
nod Bertonueau, delegates from the colored population
Of New orean arrived yesterday in the Evening STAR
They stop at ile Hotel Amerique IN Sud- No 81 Hous-
ton street and viii proceed 90 Washington this even.
ing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27

Parker Pillsbury Of New-Hampshiro viii de-
liver ieeinre on The War and the Way Ont Of il"
tomorrow evening, OF Shiloh Presbyterian Church
corner Of Prince sad Marion streets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27

Town MEETINGS. - Lnyls COUNTY - Lhs
Board stands eight and eight with one town :" hess
from.
YArEs CouYrY-The sane as last year-eight Repup-
ncsns to one Democrat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27

Stephen :. Foster will deliver lecture at ths
Church OF tho puritans on Wednesday evening ueAt.
Mach 2. Oh Reconstruction and the President"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27

armies in the field. Tho Democrats generally opposed
the bill, and it was adopted, Yeas, 10 Nays. a. Ad
iourned.
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CdDfors.
To the Associated Press.
WARRINGTON. Friday. Feb. 90, 1884

WILMINGTON Friday Feb. 26, 1854
CAPTURE OF A VALUABLE BLOCKADE. RUNNER.
A telegram, received at the Navy Department
this morning from Fortress Monroe states thet rts
blocksde-runner Pet from NaSsau. with assorted
cargo, was captured by the United States steamer
Montgomery on the morning of the 10th instant. The
Pet Is aew side-wec steamer Of seven hundred tuna
and is said to be able TO run seventeen or hteen es
on hour
PROBABLE DESTRUCTION OF TIE sPUEKY
Information has also been received at the
Navy Department to the eec. that the steamer Spunky
which recently ashore under tho gus II Font Camp
bel, below Wilmington, is likely 20 so to pi ees.
$3.50 .s5ssr
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yo2RECTI0

In the LIST Of prizes We published, the follow
Ing o5e 80 cd to be ready fer payment when 1t should
hare bean said that they hare ben captured By rHss
sys since NJ. Weiies made his report:
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ORIGINAL COST OF OUR rAyY-YAaDs.

Tie debate on naval questions has elected the
original eOst OF nayy-yards. Il was as follows
Zen York, $4,000; Philadelphia, s37,0Oo Boeton,
$50 PA Portsmouth y. II, $780, Norfolk, sl2 900,
Warrington, $1,000; Pensacola, $4,000; BeniciA
Gallo ME- S-000Oo The only vessel built at the latter
Wa 4 4. Lure,
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To Correspondence.

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xytever intended fCr insertion rusi be authenticated
nv tbe nsrle end address OF the weTnot necessarily io9
psbicaton bu; ~ T. suar-rtv FOR Ill good iaitlL
W, cannot undertake - utu!n 4electec COinilIic atoms
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27

President Murelli, well known from his con-
sfcuorg relation 20 TIE South American Republics. Is
he sent home in U. S. war steamer next week. rh'
commander OF tho vessel Las instructions to land tn
distinguished passenger wherever no pieases OIL tt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-21

THERE i, suspense now, visible in the
market reports, in reference to the military
situation Gold barely holds it own and
other commodities hang very precsriously
at their hign rates. It is not known what
day may bring forth in the way of news.
It is strongly suspected by the spectators
that Sherman has accomplished, or is ac-
complisbfng, something very thorough and
mastery in the vicinity OF Atlanta. If the
reports are as given this morning, viz, that
Johnston is evacuating Atlanta, we will
have gained virtually the whole state OF
Georgia and will be in a position to operate
at once against The rear of Richmond.
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From the Ne1. York Times.


The history OF the progress and growth
OF the great principles which have brouobt
imPrOFeG1aut into the world shows that
they had their tides sud their eddies-tbat
though they might be at one time loudly
proclaimed and perhaps generally accent.
ed, that did not prevent them from being
sgsiu called in question whenever the at
tempt was made TO giFethem a new appli
cation The struggle with Slavery has
furnished us a very clear Instance of this
kind. When our fathers sought to sustain
themselves aRainst oppression, they plant
ed their feet upon the tirm rock of that prin.
ciple which has ever siuce been the crown.
lug glory of the Declaration of Iudepen-
dence-the principal of the equality and
freedom OF mAn-ard with that principle
to support them they succeeded in the
Struggle upon which they had en.ered. aud
established a Government whose aim was
announced to be ITO secure the blessings
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turns on account of dividends or interest
received from any corporation, or on &C.
count of any salary or pay az an officer of
the United States. The amounts thus de-
Quoted will be added to the amounts here.
tofore assessed, and any income derived
from interest upon UDited States secuIi-
ties will be included in the sum total
The distinction heretofore made between
the incomes of residents and non residents
is set aside, aud the latter are to be treated
in all respects as the former. Precautions
are to be taken TO prevent false and fraud.
uleDt returns. The assessors are required
to assess the duty on the incomes of those
who have neglected TO make return on or
before the first of October, and, excepting
in case of sickness or absence, they are
required to add fifty per centum to such
dnty
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-21
oAVALRY HORSES WANTED.

.NFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsrER,
" WHEELING, WEsT VA, June 80, 1864.
OPEN MARKET for the purchase of Cavalry
Hor ses will be continued at Wheeling, West Va
One hundred and hfty-hve dollars will be paid
for all horses passed by the Board Of Inspection.
SPECIFICATIONS.
"An horses for the Cavalry service must be sound
in every particular; from 6J fifteen TO 90 sixteen
hands high, and not less than (5J nVe than
(9) years old; good hesh compactly built;
bridlewisei Of good action, aud free from all de.
fects." '-"H.
Payments to be made in Certificates Of Indebt-
ednessn for eight horses or more
BY order Of 1t. Cvl. JAS. A. EKIN, Chief 9. N.
Cav. Bureau.
JIG. PARNsWORTH,
je3o-eOdd Capt. 4 A. 81.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-21

The Maryland raid is being relieved
somewhat of its discOuragiug features
Gen. Crook it seems is making head against
the fleeing robbers. He made big haul
in the way OF wagons, capturing three hum
dred, all heavily laden with grain. The
rebels are reported AS Sighting like devils.
We presume that the subsistence taken by
them was a matter oflife and death. 1t is
a consolation to know that the government
is fully awake to the importance of making
Lee feel that it is costly experiment to
detach expeditions from his army. We may
expect to hear of further captures by our
forces who appear to be well up to the
rebel rear. ."E
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o. COTS, Trustee.
TRUSTEES, SALE.

OF THE NEWSPAPER PRINTING ESTABLISH
MENT, knows AS THE sRB6IsrRR OFFICE
ON MONDAY, THE 18TH AUGUST, 1854, AT
THE FRONT DOOR OF THE COURT HOUSE
FOR OHIO COUNTY:
I N pursuance Of Deed OF Trust from Arnold q.
IL TroWbTidgs and Owen D. DoTney, to NE, bear
ing date the 18th July, 1851, recorded IN the Re
eoEder's Once tor the County Of Ohio in Book IS,
folio 392, at the front door OF the Court House,
Ohio County, on Monday the 18th August, 1854,
commencing At 10 O'Clock, A 81, shall sell TO the
highest bidder at public auction, @the printing
presses, engines types, materials and fixtures tools
and implements Of any and every kind whats oeVer
nov contained in or belonging 70 the printing once
aud bindeEy," then known the "UniOn printing
and publifhi. once" and since known As the
"Register printing and publishingo once"
TERMS OF SALE-The one-thfrd Of the purchase
money In cash, and the remaining In equal install
ments, payable in six and twelve months after date
with interest from date; ndesired the purchaser
may pay the full amount Of the purchase money in
cash. For the deferred or credit iEstalments the
purchaser to give bonds With approved personal Sc
eurity. JAMES 8. WHEAT,
lyl5 TRUSTEE
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TOths People Of West Virginia
EIEcuIIvE DEPAREMESr,

.,,,,, 8, wheeling, July 20, 1854
me- to further aid In the supprs sion of the re-
Delh0n, and they are not furn ished in ffty days
the draft Will be enforced. The quota Of this State
sItsr dsduetng the excess previous calls about
ESlo. Ihe number TO be supplied by the several
counties and sub-dstEcts appear a staten ent Of
ihs GATE, Publhhed by Ii. Col DArr, A. A. Pro-
Marshal General Of the State.
teei assured that II IL not necessary for me 10
apr cal TO the people this State 70 volunteer IN tb
service OF their country. The necessity muHt exist
else the President would not have made the eaIl -
On all calls heretofore made our state IA. bes, a.
excess OF the demands upon her aud II should con-
tlnue To be so. Let supply our quota under this
CAL By volunteering and thus again avoid the ne
cessty for q dram.
Under existing Law, mon may be recrui tod for
one, . or three years. and entitled 10 b0unfv
according 20 the time for which they enlist n Tor
one year, they are entitled $lOO Il for two years
S-O0i II for three years, $500. One-thrd of which
bounty viii be paid TO the soldier the time OF his
being mustered into the service ono third At the ex
pratt n OF onehAn OF his term Of SERVICE and the
remaining third at the expiration of his term OF
vice.
The agents heretofore appointed will continue To
recruit under this call, ana will be entitled to the
same fees heretofore we'd. But recruiting il not
restricted TO these agents. Any a. 4 right 70
recruit and is entitled the same tees As
agents, viz $40 for recruit and SIS for . vet.
eran, or one who has served nine months, or over,
and has been honorably discharged.
- A. L FBoRENIAN, Gov.
J. EDSAR BoIERs,
J4-UoL Secretary Of the tate.
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Special Dispatches from Washing
ton.
WASHINGTON, July 10.
ITnE PuBLIC DIET.

1.-THE PUBLIC DEBT.
According to official statement for the
week ending Jnly II, just published, the
total public debt on that day was 81 1885,
O33 sos "a against $l,792 ,s67, O4O 81 on
9th inst. The outstanding amounts, with
the interest due respectively thereon, are
given below: Debt bearing interest in
coin. 1864 los, sI9 50; interest, So, 49,
3ll Ga. Debt bearing interest in lawful
money, $500, $780, lO 81; interest, S2l,-
$50, 1872 81. Debt on which interest has
ceased, S370,l7O %. Debt bearing no in
terest, 5000, 223, 500 81. Total, SI,795,-
o33b69 "a; interest, S73,752 554 4s.
THE RETURN OF SECRETARY FEssEEDES.
Hon. VIM. Pitt Fessenden, newly ap-
pointed Secretary of the Treasury, arrived
here yesterday morning, aud entered upon
his duties at the department to-day. Dur.
lug the Secretary's aoseuce the onerous
and important duties of his Office have
devolved upon Assistant Secretary Har-
rington, who has discharged them with his
accustomed prsmptness.
THE EARLY FALL OF ATLANTA EXPECTED.
Its expected in the highest military
circles here that Atlanta will be in our
possession in the course of a week. Even
the Richmond papers for once abandoned
all their braR, and speak despondingly Of
the rebel ability 10 bold it.
POSSIBLE DESIGNS OF JOHNSON.
In case johnson sees himself compelled
tie give up Atlanta, there remains the pos
sibility of his throwing rapidly powerful
reintorcements Into Virginia; strengthened
by which, Lee might hope to bid defiance
to all of Grants efforts, and even perhaps
venture tO3sssume the offensive. But this
contingency is clearly toreseen and per.
fectly provided for. The rebels viii moi
be allowed to repeat their old game of con.
centraaon.- They win ere long find them.
selves anticipated in any such design
THE PRESIDENT ON THE EEw CALL,
Mr.. Lincoln, in private conversation yes
terdAy, previous to the issue of the new
call for 100000 men, recognized all thr
elements of dissatisfaction which tina
measure was likely to bring with it aud 4
breed; but be stated most emphatiealIy
that the men were needed and must be hsI
and that should be fail in consequence
he would have at least the satisfaction o
going down With the colOrs flying. "a
RUNoRBD RETURN OF tbs REBELs.
a report has been very prevalent 10 thu
city to day that the rebels bad returned,
and were again in Maryland coming dowr
against Washington, with siege guns, &c
make Formidable attack. The story is az
uDmittigatei hoax
THE REBELssA AND THE MANASSAS RAILROAD.
Parties from near Manassas state that
the rebels are not using that road, as was
reported, On the contrary it is known
thar they have removed such iron as they
could gather up, and transported it further
South, ho doubt TO repair rte roads lead
ing from Richmond, aud of more immedi.
Importance to them.
The WAR TAX on INCOMES.
The special tax of five per cent. on in.
comes lie TO be imposed for the yesr 1868
when deductions have been made from re-
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Sherif's Sale.
CITATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO COUNTY,
Samuel Mason, Complainant,

Ebengzsr Mccoy, Defendant.
In Chancery. In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County,
May 10, 1854.
Pursuant to decree Of said Circuit Court rem
dered in the above satitled cause on the 18Th day
o. MAJ 1854. shall proceed to sell at public sale at
the front door OF the Court House of said county
SATURDAY, the 9th day Of August, 1864, 70 the
highest and best bidder, the following Real Estate,
tO-wit: certain lot Of aud situate In the city Of
Wheeling, and designated as lot number three
in square No. /, 10 ChurchhiPs addition No. two
-2-to the city Wheeling, on a credit Of four and
eight mouths, IN equal instamenta, with legal in
ter,st thereon from the day OF sale until paid the
purchaser giving bond with good security.
jy6 I'd JOSEPH SEY BOLD, s. o. o.
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COmmIsSIOner's SAG.
andrew J. Harry, ct. al, oompIAinauts,

AndreW J. HaFFy1 60 u, O0llPIlTlalV75
John c. BloOmaeid'I administrator Others, Dsf'ts.
In Chancery.
TN pursuance Of n decree Of the Circuit Court for
L NarTbal county, rendered on the 18th day OF
june 1861 the undersigned will on the 10th day OF
August, 1854, sell at thu font door OF tho Court
House Of Marshall county, commencing said sale At
IL o'cock A ~ Of that day 70 the highest aud beat
bidder at public auction the following Real Estats
in aid decree particularly mentioned and described
situated in the said county Of Marshall, being Of
the lands Of which the said Bloomfield died seized
viz f. Twenty i've acres of land on the waters OF
Wolf run, adjoining the lands Of VIM. Phillips and
oIhsrs; also Other tract Of ten and threequaTter
acres in said county OF Marshall and adjoining
lands Widow Hart and others aud Is adj Acent to
az d Joins said IS acres above mentioned.
TERMS OF SALE-One third cash, One-third on a
credit Of six months and the residue on credit OF
nine months, the ay Of sale; the credit install
meuts TO tear interest from said day Of sale; the
purchaser giving bond and security for tho deferred
insthlmeuts and the title u DO retained until the
further order OF the Court.
jy7-SOt JACKSON REED, &. VI. C..
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

NOTICE TO COMMISSIONERS AND TRUSTEES
TINHE School Commit sioners and Trustees Of the
i city OF Wheeling will cause Immediately to be
taken an enumeration of the youth between the
ages Of six and twentyons years. OF their respective
districts and parts Of townships connected there
with, designating between male and female, end
white and black, in separate lists and report the
sameto the county Superintendent, Prof a. +. Ross,
as coon as possible.
The return muSt be verified by oath that the per
GOn taking The same has used all due diligence 10
have the return correct
JOHN BISHOP,
jyzO-9t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-21

GOLD closed yesterday at S2,6l3, o. s.
one year certificates we're down to s24, the
lowest point yet Esached, but rallied to SO
at the close. Five-twenty coupons are
quoted 81 .O2Gl .O3. Cleveland and Pitts
burgh railroad stock sold as low as $1,000
and Fit. Wayne at SLIP.
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%. s. MARsHAL's SALE.

Dsrd 2s.St SSnE q IaS D SRisa
Hall 4 woodward Of Virgiasisay At Hheeling, spring
TN pursuance Of an order OF sale issu5d from the
i Clerks once Of the District Court Of the United
states for the Western District Of Virginia, at
Wheeling in the above entitled cause, Will on
Tuesday, July l2th, 1854, on the premises, AZ New
Greek station OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, in Hampshire county West virginia, sell
public auction 70 the higaest and best bidder,
parcel Of land containing hve acres, more or lees,
Said land adjOins the land Of Robert x. Sheets on
the west the heirs OF James Faris, deceased the
south, aud Angus w. Mcdonald on the east, and
extending 70 the Greek, together with the dwelling
house and other improvements thereon, commonly
known a. HHAIl WoOdWard's Tannery"
And on wednesday, July Is, 1854, at Piedmont
Station Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, in
Hampshire county, West Virginia, will sell At pub
lie auction to the highest aad best bidder, the fol-
lowing LOtaRWith the Improvements thereon, stu
Ated in the town Of Piedmont in said county, num-
bered forty eight,-45-forty-nine s-f9-sixty,-6O
and siKty-one,-5l-saeh fronting twenty ave
ct on Third street and running back to the north
branch Of the Potomac river, and Lot numbered
Notwithstanding hffy feet on FIRST street and
running back to Third street..
Terms Of aaie-Cash.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. n.
4. n. NORTON,
je2td U. s. MarahAl ". d. Of Va
ER-The above sale Is postponed for thirty days,
that is 10 say, New Greek until the 18th OF
August 1861, and at Piedmont 18Th Of August, 1864
jys Z. II. NORTON, o. 8. AArshai.