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PROPOSALS.,

OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAs-
~ ter Military District OF Philadelphia NO. llS
GlRAIiD Street, November 10, 1914. 40,
Sealed Proposas wil BIO received at tlls once untn
nom Of TUESDAY 22d instant, Zoe tue cielon Al COM
Ulst0n addition tp the Engine House a. e otuu9!
kun Arsenal in eOnt) miy 10 plans Gnd speuucau9ns ht
the office OF JOHN MCAKfHURi Jf.i Aicmlecl, NO ~
9. SIXTH Street. - ~. .-....,.- 1, A.
Ulpfe bp work and DE made upon thu regular forms
fnished at thls ohre, The unloa STATES reserves te
N''4'''' ALBERT &. AsHNIEAD
lIl9-St Captain and A, q. "a.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
49,. CENTRAL CoNuREGATI0NAL
tts po.icr, Rev. EDWARD SAVES, 10 morrow ,i lOs
4 ". arc D, T. ". srat, nee
a~,2y- CHILDREN'S N'SCHURCH.-THEN NEXT
81 hoItn'y SeImontOt Young on "6iGc Hless-
Ul viii be preached Ia th Churoh uf the Epiph any.
to. morrow sf,,Tuoon. SGrvice at 3 0c Ock
e-ssyH bLAvERY. HISTORY OF.-sRGMON
SSSy TO morrow ~ r, ~, a, the ,iysss ..ist
CnuTrh, LOMBARD Street above FOURTH, b. Et1. h.
EDDY ,psstot.
saa- ST. PAUEs CHURCH, THIRD
,lco Tenor " tsuoday, Evening at x r. ST. The
Hestor, Dr. GoDpAED d Y J wiilrrcacl
sag- UNION NJ. e. CHURCH,, FOURTH
~ Street below ATch.-sSh at, November g. Eay.
ocSc I'd Kew ~ Join Paf PECT IN tn the evcTar ] at ~
oCpck Tie morning sermon viii be preparatory TO
SIs' nAN CHUkCH, NPEi>G GAEuESS above
Thirteenth The Ipctme Room viii 90 &c oJeued
igr nsIue ,siip o. morrow, at lois c!ocE y aud
sGg- THE MOST REV. MARTIN ].
S-7 sPAhD,NG, Archb,i op Of Bsuip ore, VII dellye,
lecture in aid Of nc Poor ana Oronan aud Desutue
Culare0 at the heademyoi Auoic on We nesay ening,
,eseryCd sess 80 cents may b. obtained at Tue Gsth1hc
Ec15yr WAGNER FREE INSTITUTE OF
- - Science COLUMBIA Averue and SEVEN
afternoon. al 81 o'clock, Preschiug to u,rrVT Gy keS.
AbtOTT q hLTIkiDGE. Az areiu'ited,
e~15y TENTH ANNIVERSARY
lcUNG MEN'S cnKlsIiis ASSOCIATION,
" ia be h,i hOycubeE2 -,
COSCRRI HALL
Tickets can g nat Grs,uit- lByNHe
i"N' or ioGnI ~ The r om,.
e NOS 1909 snOl0ll CHJdGUi Street.
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wANAMAKER & BROWN,
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Commissioners Sale.

nv the property now known as the "KFarsr
~ HouSo" on the east aide Of Main street AMI
the lots on Market street In the rear thereof on
saturday the 81 Of July g. at the front don of
the Court House for Ohio county.
In pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court for
On1o county, In certain cause therein depending
EhSTein Francis D. ChApIInO IL complainant Sbd
tne nSNlseea heirs At law and executor Of hossa W.
ChApline, deceased, and Mary 7. Lynch arc defend.
'front.' door OF the Court House, for Ohio county on
Saturday the I'd Of Jolly, 1854, [eommtnoipG aid
sails At 10 O'clock, A. 81, TO the highest ana 49,
3lo1sr a. public auction the folloWIK real estate
IN tho said decree particularly mentioned and 49,
crtbed situated in the city Of wheeling thHt n ~
Say tWO thirds OF the lot numbered thfFtY.nIno-
S9-Ironting foTtyfour,-44-feSt, on the 'eaGt Sid1
OF Main street and extending back Of even IIjtb
eastWaTdly from said street, ono hundred and tbITtV
tSo-lSG-leet, being the property now known n the
hFAmeG House" also part Of lot pumbeFe1 o1o
hundred and oIghtSOn-IIS-boInr tySSntT t,- ~
-toet from the south side Of said lot fro1tInT m
Market street. and running back Of even lido
aiGty-soven-6I-iSet; also lot numbOrSd On. b.
dred and MISUNDERSTANDING on Safd MsrLo4
street, !tKty.EiK-66-feet and running b0ek oSsvsn
width sixty SeVen-67-feet. Tho Gaii mi, ~ 10.
numbered one hundred and eiRhtsen-if s- IA 90
hundred and tnineteen+-ll0-VIill be HoId "a 49,
sepsrats paIeSlS Of tWsnty-tVo-zSEfo,t font
TERMS oPsALE-Ths one anil S-part Of III.
RRG 1Henase money In eaOh, and the remaining Eur-
t pSt9 N Iour equal insIalmSutS payable In GiT
t tNeNt, aBhteen aud tWOnty-IouF mouihE Win ia.
Ltost from the day Of sale, tie puTehaSSF - 1iTo
eOno LOT The deferred instruments; the CommSSionor
% retain The title until the purchase money GhSi
Nay 10th, 1884. Qm) spociSl OommJs-is1.,
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%: ns.ala'G eOrrsDlaeapsI vllA sSaI.

TIE HsIald'G esrrsHBahdph! With shsr!
man detailD The, battle Otde0 hope Church
on. the 29thJ SIS 9dff
About 8 +. n. che eurny gave signs of
activity and soon moved q heavy bodt
en- masse from the wood before MePher-
sons army, \Herro6S division. They
marched boldly up the hill, exposed to a
severe artillery FIRE. When they had
reached less than one handred yards of
our breastworks, our infantry poured upon
the thick fmass a terrible Ivolley: The
column staggered, but were soon rallied
tired and made efforts to approach closer.
The troops now became hotly engaged,
and though the rebels greatly ontnumbered
us, they were held AZ bay. Our artillery
secured q better position, and with shFsp-
nell and shell soon sent the rebel mass
rushing for the protection of the faVine
and wood near by. Another attack was
soon made upon another portion2of Nc
Pherson's line commanded BY pOsterhAus,
though made with even more impetuosi
it met With the came fate. A lnll ensued
but The rebels wers brought up for q third
attack, still against Mcpherson and against
Sweeheys division Of the eth corps, they
at first presented the same bold front but
did notIRst long as they7iwere diseOrgGn-
lied and sent back with severe loss. From
prisoners, We learned that the rebels con.
sisted of FIVE divisions, the flower Of
Johnstou's army commended by Cheat
ham, Clabourne and Bates. Five hundred
will cover our total lOsa'o of the day; the
rebels hurled FIVE divisions against three
of ours 7Aul ,.'&- r. 9sqs -gnsi.
The Herald's correspondent with Butler,
says of the battle at Hateher's, on Thurs
day the I'D inst, 3 A! n. The rebels open.
ed with artillery, and maSsiug in q body
drove in FOUR picket line and captured q
number. The Sd New Hampshire then
drove the rebels back, capturing IS; two
similar attacks were made but none of
them succeeded 10 their. object, 10 getting
through our lines. Our losses are heavy,
but those of the rebels are much heavier,
We took between 60 and 20 prisoners
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THENeW.York World oksaturday morn
ing copies articles from tho ,Tti6xns aud
Times, 10 1856. iudorsIng the nomination
of General Fremont, and by giving them
no date, impaEts the impression that they
are recent u,terances of those oracles.-
The World, in thus mistakipg smartness
tor shabbiuess, seems to demand eight
ysGrs entire consistency iu the journals
from which it quotes. What wretched
record would be made for it, if the sayings
of two short years since we're brought up
aud coutrasted with its present PoSition.-
The ''marked Significance" it now attrib-
ures to the revived articles Of the ZfneI
aud Tribune would apply IN fdll force to
rePetitions of its own ancient but Aban-
doued faith. The paper that would be
guilty of such trick could, if it did not,
issue Presidents proclamation, or do any
thing else that waa mean and low down.
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Commissioners sale.
In Chanesry.


Sarah hOuier'0 Executors, ct. ais. II OnAnes'y'
pursuance OF . decree Of the oIrcnIt Court foy
Onio county, rendered on the a4th dST ~ HST
1ssSs and directed TO the undorsITpSi 4. an-eiSi
Sommladouers, We will sell q the fFont dooS X ~
cent Ho1Se otohlo county, In the city Of WhSSiI5
"a Lne PIN DAY OF July, 1884, tcommsncinE aid ~
y 10 O'Clock A. Nj to the highest and bSSt bIdd1T
Public anetions the following real satats In rajd
@ pIrtlea larly mentioned and described tIItI
ISa IN The city Of wheeling, that l. 70 cav. Lot
s,lan GeF telrty-one-sl-on tine west EIdo Of nain
az IS ostGeep Washington and Adams strsSt, n
USt RAIt OF the city OF Wheeling called No,th
nnsehng; also the south half Of Lot humber i,Tty-
~ 60 on the east side Of Main 5trSst,
Sctth wheeling, between Jefferson and MSdi.on
M H6 s!stat " sALE-TWenty-9O-psr osutun, Of
S SnS PutchoSo money In cash. and the FenaindST n
III eloA installmentG payable In az, twelve.
~ teSn Gna twenty -four months from the daV az
VIA interest; the purchaser OF purchaSsFI Nv
t5 Cu1 Vim good personal security for the de-
tftin ~ montA the Commissioners 10 retain he
we until the purchase money shaII have bssn n ne
F~-S' ~ ~. s'.'=f JAMES 8. WHEAT,
'...' bAhURL IRWIN,
-A4JeALu HbAdt1l
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From the Army of the Potomac,

NEW YORK, June GA special tn the
Tribune from headquarters OF the Arnv nj
the Potomac, dated Thursday June 2, saws:
The successful operations of the 9Th
corps on Monday, vas followed up by the
I'd corps on Tuesday morning, and com.
pelIed the enemy to Withdraw from their
line on the Tolpotomy. They have retreated
to the South side Of the Cbickahomipv.
WITH the exception OF their line toward our
Our cavalry entered Mechanisvills last
evening, after scouting about the old battle
field of the Ohickahominy.o on. InT7 7f-''N,
Gen. Grant still pushes Sliis left ,ank
successfully, and his strategic movements
battles the manouvers of the enemy lHs
having offered them battle~ou the Totopo-
tony With his right wing, resting. on! The
VFgtpiA Central RAILROAD, and ia wins com.
PEELED the enemy to Withdraw across the
ChickahomiDy. He has thrown his left
wing with his usual celebrity, away to the
east OF Richmond, and Ia now threatening
the crossing of the Chtckahominy at Bot
terest. = n tEfsEJ~
Badly Smith arrived from the Whit.
House just in time to get into the action
and cooperate with our left flank last
night q All day the firing IN that direction
indicates that serious battle has been
waging, and to- might've are glad to oh.
serve the, cannonAdlDg to be- pereentihIv
more dtstanE11t[EE- Z ~ a.
Our nov, base is nov completely estAb.
listed at the White House.
The Tribuue's correspondent near CoaI
Har6or, of the I'd, says: ..... -
The fourth grand flank movement "a nv
10 progress, and judging from reports. the
movement will prove u success. Tbs bat.
tie yesterday was severe, and resulted h
our taking 500 prisoners and the euemv's
principal yotks. At 6 a. m. the Wbols
llpe moved forward, aud on reachine ~
opensPioughed feld the enSmyls positioS
was in full view. The pickets were driy-
en- IN and the enemy opened with a heavy
hre Of artillery and musketry, but our msn
nobly advanced through the deadly storm
through sWsmps, and with bayouets dtoye
the enemy pell NELL from their earthworks,
which they held during the night aRainst
repeated assaults. This, feat ELECTED from,
Meade his thankS. -aa -. IN 81 All 81 =
Smiths junction with Wright, thia eo y.
respondent says, was go opportune mai IL
reveals the fact that the Army of the Pot6.
mac is uqder the guidance, Of mind6 nos.
stssed' OF mastery ability. - &c u
BeauFegard's forces, with part of HilIis
ana LonRstEeers, were engaged 10 The BAT.
tie yesterday. Our total LOSS Amounted N
l 800. D'Ou 70
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Order GFOm General AvsRIII-Its PFos
PriSty what his E4podItion
Amounted to. 80 % On, ~
READQ'R's CAV. DEP'T wa,
Asy2s. 1889 )

GENERAL oRDIRSNo. 8.
The Brigadiesss GehetaI commandine
Cavalry Division desires 10 express bis
sincere thanks to the officers and men of
the division, for the accomplishing forti-
tude with which they have endured the
terrible 'vicisSitndes incident to their re.
cent march of $50 miles, over mountains
without roads, and across str0amssVRithous
iOrds, and The courage with
which they attacked and held superior
force of the enemy near. Wytheyflle on lhe
lob, Thereby enabling Smother e6mmaud
to accomplish its purposes without the
opposition of overwhelming numbers
Your country will remember your heroism
with gratitude and Ihe noble sacrifices
and sutteriugs of our fallen comrades will
be cherished forever in our memories. The
The l4th Pennsylvania and lat West Wiz.
GINA Cavalry first received the shock of
battle, while the ID aud Sd West Virginia
Cavalry and 34th Ohio Infantry establish;
ed Eue, which the enemy had reason 10
respect and remember. u Great credit is due
to the brigade commanders, Brigadier
General Dufie and Colonel Schoonmaker,
for the energy and skill they displayed
While the conduct of all was admirable
and deserving the praise of the BrigRdler
General Commanding, he desires, without
making an iuvidiOus distinction, to express
bis high appreciation Of the steady aud
skillfnl eVoI1tions OF the I'd West Virginia
Cavalry, under Colonel Powell, upon The
field of battle. It was dress parade,
which continued, without disorder under
heavy fire, during four hours. a,ss'.'
The purposes Of the enemy were foiled
by the engagement. The railroad was
reached and destroyed. New River crossed
and the ,baffled columns of the enemy ar:
rived in time to witness the destruction,
which all .the energies of their superior
force, even with artillery had failed to pre-.
vent. 's'7i7s1 .ie-7'' - 'i ~ ,nst 'ift.-
The Division Commander also wishes to
thank the officers and men of the division,
who have treated the Inhabitants of the
country with that courtesy, dignity and
maguauimity which. is insepar8ble from
their courage aud greatness. Such con
duct cannot fail to awaken in the hearts of
this deluded people, respect and love for
the Government we are determined ore.
store aud maintain. --a-. l.a.- q. So.
While We bring death and destruction to
rebels in arms, let our bearing toward the
helpless and peaceful, citizens not be unbe-
coming soldiers of the United States. Those
few unworthy men, who have disgraced
themselves and us by acts of lawless pill
age, should receive the scorn aud contempt
of every honorable soldier 10 the command,
and every effort should be made to bring
[Signed1 W. W. AvERELL,
Brgadier General Commanding. T.
Official: WILL RUMsEY, a. A. G. -
eaL9 GG6fT BR1DoE, iWsXH.o
June 3, 1864.
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!TestImonIal OF Respect.
HEAP0'r'Rs. BAD BErei 20 INT. Drv., I
DEP'T, W. Va, BpHGERs M11IE. If
- - ."lIs'a May 81, 1861.


'N go '.''' -" d May 81, 1884, "t
At meeting of the officers OF this srf-
gade. composed of the 3rd and Alb Penn,
Volunteer Reserve Corps, and abe tIithi and
9th West Virginia Infantry, called al the
Headquarters of the Brigade, Col. D. FRosr
OF The Nth West Virginia Volunteers, Wa
called to the Chair, and dior Milton Wells
Of the 10th West Virginia Volunteers, was
appointed Secretary. .f.z -,
The object of the meeting was briefly
stated by the Chairman to be, to take some
action In. reference to the death ofthe late
Col. R, H. WooIwnrth Of the 4th Penusyl
Vania Reserve Corps, who fell at the Battle
OF Cioyd's Mountain, Va, May 9th, 1864,
and by the adoption of suitable resolutions,
70 testify our appreciation Of his worth and
On motion of Col. q. G. SickeI. com.
m@noing the Brigade, committee consist.
lnR o. tIo officers from each regime at were
appointed by the Chair to draft fesolutionG
and submit them to the conaideratIon AZ
the meeting. The following oficers Were
Capt! 3; Johnson. Sd Reg. Pa. Vol. Ressrvs,,
A. G. Moore, /" f." "s5sl...Sal :" ''''
Maj. +. A Conrad. 4th" aft..sa
Capt. N. A. Pennypacker 4th
1t. Col. Van II. BGkey, lIth ". Va. Vol In
Capt Dixon R. King, lIth f" 81
It. ool. Fhos. Norris, 18th F" "M
Capt. Fenelon RoWes,
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By Telegr:ra:=-ph...
For Later Dispatches see I'd Page.
Dispatch from Secretary Stanton

's .f'r' f'..N ...t '"'H.#FH ? 80 -.' .H.tH
Dispatch from Secretary Stanton
WAsHiSoroS, June 81 A. NJ.
To A9jor General Dir: ~ H..
Dispatches from Granite head quarters to
six last evening state that there had been
no fighting duripg the day. The enemy
made an attack on Saturday night upon
Hancock, Wright and Smith, but were
every where repulsed.
Haucock's lines are within 40 yards of
the rebel works. The rebels were yerv
busy on Saturday Constructing entrench
ments on the west side of the Chlckahomi.
ny, at Bottoms Bridge, and threw party
across to the east side. tFa ~
A despatch from Gen. Sherman. dated
yesterday forenoon. at Altoona Greek.
states that the enemy, discovering us mo-
wing round his right flank, abandoned his
position last night, and marched of. zui
MCPHERSON is moving day for Ack.
worth. Thomas is on tie direct Marietta
road. and Schofeld is on his right.
1t has been raining hard for three days.
The roads are heavy. 20 ulni bowl
The enemy had an immense line of
works, which we have turned with less
loss to us than them. -. f.- ~ -
lSigned] a E. ". STANTON,
ra.t--. -aaz H rss. . Sec'yo of War.
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TnE UslOS NArIOSAI CONvENTlOx as

TAE UAIUS NATIONAL CONVENTION ass
sembles 10 Baltimore to-day. From The
best information We have, all the loyal
States will be fully represented, and as
most OF the delegates are instructed to
vote for President Lincoln, there can
scarcely be doubt of his nomination.
As to who will be placed on the ticket
with him, there is NO certainty, as several
prominent and every way worthy names
have been mentioned in connection with
the Vice Presidency. Having a special
reporter onthe ground, We expect to fur
nish the readers of the Lntslligeneer with
the latest and most reliable report of the
proceedings of the Convention. 600,
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9 SUBSISTENCE OFFICE U.RTARMV

SUBSISTENCE OFFICE d, 8. ARMY.----- :
ESRATv1 IME1EIEa, W. Va. June "a. 1874
%. 1I PROPOSALS, In dubiicate f[r1 q,
NY eS received q thIs ONCE until WEDSRs5Ssayy'
az ~. IN 3i 9n9S At noon, for supplying for ~
b !. StS.sS Army" sI6s.teseS stoTs q
OF June, - may DO called for: 'ne month
o5 M bushels Potatoes Of gotd rnsrohantabIs
an 49, ~ pSInus 70 the buihel, In Rooi'
to oooPefcd barrels, subject 70 he 1isS1SI o,,l
0as ~ forth in ny Prssiess adysrti,Smsp,SS 0no'
I,a HORACE TURNER
Capt. and c, q.
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HEADQUARTERS DEPT. WEST VA,
" OFFICE CHIET O. g.,
.".r -.' MAKTIN6RUR0, w Va lima LAT IaRI


SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, will be re-
eeiYod at this ONCE until IL NJ. on Saturday Juus
IIth' leS4, for furnishing Fresh Beef fIom June
States Troops stationed At Farkersburg, W. Va !,
CIAEksburE, w. Va, Wheeling, W. Va, New Creek
w W: VA eTGtton' W. Va Cumberland, Nd, and
Also Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, will be re.
eeiyed at this onlee until II u. on MONDAY. Jpne
doot, 70 January l1t' 1885, TO the United States
, roops stationed at Frederick City, Nd. Harper5S
Ferry ~. Va AMI MArtinSburg, VI. Va = -
The Beef to be Of 4 god and mark etRbla oualItv
In equal proportions Of Fore aud HIod 1unTtSF
meat, (necks shGuks and kidney tAlIotT excluded.
The pecks OF the cattle slaughtered tor 4, az q
be dShS6rednndGr til nRreement Sh.li ~ ~ ~
1t tile fourth yeTtebrA JOINT and the bFeast Trimmed
SEon, Snanhs or fore quarters shall be OF
OF hind quarters from Six to eight InoheS sboys
gambrAl or hook Joint 'US
The Beef all be delivered In such onantJ,Io, "a
~ such times ~ the Depot OommlsSary or MIlItSTy
Commander may direct. I''y
Blank forms for Proposals can be bad on nppIIo..
graph. - ""A' VI 500
The certificate attached to the proposal must be
signed by two respond le paltJsS = : - 70
,1h6 responsibility OF the RuHrnntnra rru,t h..
shown BY the CciAl certificate OF the CLERK OF the
nSAIcst District Court or Of the United states Dis
Bidders must be present to respond to their hid,
and be prepared to give Bonds Tor the ful6jment o.
'neLr contracts or their proposals will not be con
Proposal! must DO endorsed distinctly GProposal,
ior furnishing Fresh Beef" and addressed 10 CSnt
:; b salisbury Chief 9. g Department Of Wet
Virginia, MArtiI BbuFg, WA we
II olo 10 In the name Of firm the names Of all
tne members and their Post LfBee address must an,
pear or they viii not DO ,nsIdered. 80 - r.
Payments 10 be made IN nthly in aneh f,Dds =,
soon As received ~ S -
6teh person, or every msmber offs hrm, Offering
. PLoPCsai must accompany It by an oath OF ale.
glance TO the United stat, Government. n he hS,
not already hled one In this ONCE. III
.hnis IoPTSsA' not Complying strictly nth the
-....t J. B. SALISBURY,
t,a,,r, Captain and ChiefC g.,
-gI0eoo WI 70 Department Of wsat vIrRfnia
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BRIDGEWATER

ME-; JOSEPH FEAY respectfully announces that
~ no has opened his House and Grounds for
me entertainment Of visitors. BridgeW ater Is Sx
m mug east OF wheeling, on the National Road The
hot honse and Flower Garden are wen worthy eT.
;iDl ion, and Boquett9 will be made up for via.
HI1S VIC oeSEe them On the place q an Ice house
5 res can Be had BY visitors every day except sun
"a
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COmmIsStOner,s sale.
In ChAncsEy.
HArIhAll B. clAsou I'd vIto.

E1uAA D. CiAson aud wife,
Martha A. sAnborn and otbsru. - N-'-''''''
pursuance ofA decree OF the cIrepI. Oo,,,, H.
WHO county, Woyt Virginia, made Ia M" es1Cs
az ne am day o. Nay, 1854, vii lsIl On sStgT
gt tnS second day ofJuly, lB6S a. he front 40
o. ne C9prt House for Ohio county. a 10 oieIocf
A.: me me following described real eStatS In III
~ 81 wheeling. viz. Az that parcel of TTo6nd
t9Iea on the east si9e Of MAIO stFeet In Nj eitT
~ ESTIMATED on ths plat thereof - Lot 10 Az
bcS,tui y 11Le NO. nH-S-ineludsd In the EallHinG
~ to Wit: beginning At the southwest cor.
neL oi me brick warehouse on sal Iot formerIy 90
S IiP " Jacob Mitehsll-And now Occupied bv
HLS4An' OF EurnoF And William TRVIor-4henr, =
ign! angle9 Main ttreet Lag feet more or lea 10
stt e boundary q laA Bt; tkones aionE Gaid
.S ooundAry 50lS feet, more or lesi 10 tbo
zoe o. 4nlbaETy alley Themes along the south
s.ae ~ mulberry alley 70 the east side Of MAN
tneneo along the east side Of Main street to
me oeGtnntng,t OH fS6t, more or leal
TERMS OR BAfE-0ne-four or the rareb,s,
money % be pai6 n cash on day Of sale And DE
oaIAne In three equal IustAlments, phyabls IN enc
tHo and three year, With interest ron lSY OF SIIe:
ne purchaser giving bond with approved SpsrEonSf
leeurty tor the deferred pAymantS and ~ h "a
Pc retained q further security until tbs Whole or
the Purehaae uonoy y P.id; and. he S1SoSSSeT 10
~ one hAlt Of a taxes Aaessod sad rSSI eStatS
II m ut ia iva DAA4eLc, List. I.
IcH HREhCA ORGAhDIEs, I1St TS5TIT-a OT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-07

To MILIrARV MES.-From Colonel e. F.
Jones, Macs. 26lh. with me the use of the
'6ToHehiGL TFOehss' is an absolute necessi-
tyi and l cannot understand how any Oh.
Ger who is called upon, by his position to
use bis voice IN command, can succeed
without them"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-07

GOTTscuAIk, in well-written tribute
to the memory of Meyorbeer, closes with
these words:
-"Adieu! beloved and illustrous master
Adieu! You have been all but accused
at times, Of occupying too great a place
IN the world. Alasl how much greater
IS the void you have left in i'll"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-07

IT lis said in the recent history of the
British mails by Mr.. Lewins, that the
great majority. of complaints at. the post
Office are made by clergymen.