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~HIEg QUARTERMAsTFRs OFFICE,

CHIER QUARTKRNAsTFRS OFFICE,
DEPoKT o. WASHINGfON,}
Wasasss.sa, II. g.. January 4. 1884
An dealers in Drugs. Hardware, Lum Der. Leather
Once Furniture, Harness, and Saidlery are re-
ouested to send 70 this office, on MONDA ofeach
week, sealed proposal list, an dHpitnlts of the
articles they prepared t. furnish tn this Depot at
short notice with the price of each ed in plain
xursk, so that in the exgencse Of the service
require it, the article articles can be obtained
without delay, and at the lowest price
Dealers Wishing to sell to this Depot will be re-
auired to furnish the list punctualy every Mondsy
morning. ID. Il. kUCKER.
Brisadier General and Chief nartermaster.
Nkd t-I.- Depot of Washington.
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THE EVENING STAR.


Com DRiEK Yankee girl sends as the
following: To Eve gallons Of cold water, add
enc suart Of SOUND corn and two quarts Of
Doiassee. Put all in'o key. Shake well, and
in two or three days it will be at for uso.
Bune tight. II may be favored with essence
Of spruce or lemon. The corn will last to
make nve or six brewipgs. If 10 becomes sour,
add more molasses and water 1t In q cheap
and simple beer, and 10 called good.
GINGER BEKR-Taks OF ginger bruised or
Sliced, one snd half ounce; cream OF tartar,
one opncs; LOST sugar, one pound; one lemon,
slieed; put them into pan, and pour six quarts
of boiling wafer upon them. When nearly cold,
put in q little yeast, and sur IL Tor about
minute Let IL stand till next day, ther strain
and bottle it, 1t il nc to drink In three DAYS,
but will not keep good longer than fortnight,
The corhs should be tied down, and the bottles
placed upright in cool place
FIHp MKAD.-Beat TO q strong froth the
whites Of three effs, and mix them with six
gallons Of water; sixteen quarts OF strained
honey, and the yellow rinu OF tw o dozen lemons,
pared very thin. Boil all together during three.
quarters Of an hour, skimmipg Ii well. Then
put into rub, and when luke warm add three
tablespoonsfulls o. the best fresh yeast. Cover
1t, and leHve IL to ferment when it has done
working, transfer IL TO a barrel, with the lemon
peel In the bottom Lett stand six months,
hen bottle it.-Ge-mantoVn Telegraph.
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VIZ Depars~ens, Adjutan, Generals 0Nes,

Va OepdyfMenI, AdjWtant GENERALS ONes,
WasAington March II, 1854. I
All applications for leaves Of absence or per.
mission to visit W ashington must 10 addressed
20 Major General Halleck, Chief Of Stan, and
must specify the business for which the officer
desires the permission. TelegramA addressed
direct TO the Secretary Of War on this subject
will receive no attention.
By order Of the Secretary ef War:
E. d TOwNeHNp
Assistant Adiutanr General
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THE CNDERsiGNED; Gitizsns Of Washington
No. 5I9 l street. between 9th and It'll streets
for the cure of Iphammafory Rheumatism, have
NO besitaiion in saying that We are satisfied it is
painful disease. We therefore cheerfuily recon.
VIM G. MAGEE. e. bet 18th and 18th,
NARY NEW TON, 18th, bet G and H,
MARGARET A. MITCHELL,
GRACE HTRDLE, I. bet 18TH and 2O.h,
ROBERT WARREN. 7th bet and L.
fhs shove medicine can he procured At JOS. W.
MARIN q RIO -, corner 9Th street and Penn.
avenue, and full particulars Can be learned In
lstOn thereto. Price 81 per bottle. je I5eo2w'
WOOD AOULDISGSi
w WOOD MOULpINGsl
WOOD MOULDINGSi
UNITED STATES
WOOD MOULDING MILL,
Nos "a and 20 South Fifteenth street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Always on band, large stock of the above
articles, male Of the very best material.
Orders filed at the she notice.
Freight paid to Washington, free of charge.
ESLER BROTHERS,
i Him Projectors.
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" CONEI0 ENTIA

" co FIDE N T -
DUNG MEN Who have injSrrn .n saI Sus;n.s %
Measure or the duties of narris1 lite also middle
aged old Who from the m 'oSs s. Sr
lars hefore pisriug themselves under the trest-
one shSu s fr.t fYfG learn smain
ss;mnnr,. ~ 70 nv ,erusing The Secret Friend"
SEMI to any add -e's IL sealed envelope on re-
De- CHAs. A. STEWART Vo.
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TREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
fofHH
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWES

III
TOT
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
9 u ~ 49, g 49,
ON AND AND AFTER NOVEMBER 18TH
trains will leave Baltimore from the North Cal
vert station as follows:
Harrisburg Aceommod 500 P. u.
Lightning EXpress.---- 9.S p. II.
THE 80 A. N. TRAIN FROM WASHINGTON
connects with the 9. 20 . m train from Balti more
for Pittsburg and the Went and for Elmira. Bnff
40 Rochester, Dunk irk. Canandasus. and Nj
aaars Falls, and for New York city.
THE 20 P n. TRAIN FROM WARRINGTON
connects with the go p. m. train nom Balti
more for Elmira and the North and Pittsburg
and the West.
eLEEPIN9 CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS.
SOLDIEks' TICKETS Ar GQyERSNLSr RAfDS.
ONE THROUGH TRAIN ON SUNDAY.
Low FARE AND QUICK TIME.
~For ticket and any infor nation apply At the
Office Of the Great Pennsylvania Route, corner
Penn avenue and 9th street. under National Hotel.
Washington. ~ DubARRfh
Superintendent Q +. r.
E. J WILKINS,
Pass and Ticket Agent, cor. 9th At aud
1e eff Penn. avenue.
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aaIasIY 0OLLIHs . oOs
PHILADELPHIA
pRAU6HT ALE AND P0RTlA.

am now receiving large ausotities Of OLA uddT
ALI and POTTER from this esiAbrsted arsvery
which an prepared to furnish on Short aones 70
al persons Who will favor me with tasir orosfs'
> 6AeiSfAetion guaranteed.
Orders given to m, drivers vfh % pfsmpuy -
tsodad %.
Goods delivered In all psrts Of wsshinssen An3
0sorsstovp, frss Of charge. .-u,
Teyms CASA a dslsosry,
KILlY 4 sHINN, Agent.
~ gs,os Rss.sss Dtpa. 81 Green ~.
All 6eOsgetsvn. D. q
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BALT1MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,

On and afts, Sunday. June 18th, 1854 Daily TE.ips
and Warrington and the West, a. follows:
FOB PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK AND
Leave Washington At 7 so q. M, Ills .. m. and
8.3 p m. daily. except Sunday.
On Sunday ut $50 p m only.
FOR BAL TIkORE AND PHILADELPHIA
Leave Washin ston at p. m. daily, except Bun.
P.s.ep gers will note that this train runs q f..
IS Philadelphia only.
FOR NEW FORK
Leave Washn gton daily at $50 p. m.
Iais train isJo, Neto York passsnsers srelssirely
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Washington at $50 q. m, II Is .. m. 3p.
1852. M, 20 ?. m and $50 p. m, except Sun.
On Sunday at 7 80 .. m. sp. m, and s.sop. m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave Washington at $50 .. m. and s, Las and $50
p. m. daily. except Sunday.
On Sunday ct and 50 p. m
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave Washington at $50 q. m. and As p. N.
No train for Annapolis on Sunday,
Trains leaving Washington at 7.3 Q. m; and
$50 p. m. 90 through to New York scithoHt eaa~ss
Slice ping cars on 80 and g. 81 p; m. trains Berths
e be secured of
sleeping car conductor.
The 5 p m. train stops only At. Bisdenssurs,
Bel1sville. Laurel, Annapolis Junction and Relay
House daily, except Sunday.
On sunday it stops at all way points.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Passengers viii please observe that the -. nj.
SHAGGY On Sunday it runs to Balt,nor. only. Also,
that the 6.sOp m train takes fs'c York passe~S~s
further tickets of lind
'ns'0n Hsf ass.e s' Of Transportation
L NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent. le2oM
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ALLOW NE To CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO
"A NJ, really handsome stock of MILL IN
merry and FANCY GOODS which hayeG1
tust arrived and ready for your INSPECTION. *
I can state without boastins that / have tie
hsndsomes: stock OF FLOW ER5 ever imported
WI ich, looking At them, win conyince; English
Straw Bonn-ts from S6.5a to SIS, and those
Rne stock Of Back Combs and new styles Of Fans
Having been for 81 many years in the wholesale
business in New York render my facilities to offer
you any goods in my line beyond cnmpetition.
MIME PRINCE,
my 23-lm* % Market Space,
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Office Of Prosost Marshal and Board Of
Enrichment of District Of Colwm6io,

Washington, D. c., June 81, 1884. }
For convenience OF Government employees
only, the Board Of Enrolment Of the District
of Columbia will hear cases of exemption on
the ground Of non. residence, at their office,
corner OF Eighteenth and l streets, from IN to
10 O'Clock, daily. JIG. PUTNAM,
Captain First Regiment V. R.C.
je % and Provost Marshal d. @.
Rea quarters Frovost AarshaI and Board Of
Enrichment Of District Of CoiurIbio,
Washington, D. O., June 3, 1864.
The Board Of Enrolment OF the District of
Colum bIa will be in session at the office Of the
Provost Marshal District IF Colu bia, corner
Of Fourteenth street and New York avenue,
daily {Sundays excepted) from II O'Clock q. m
to o clock p. m, for the purpose Of hearing
cases Of exemption from draft for the following
causes, viz:
Alienage;
Non residence;
Unsuitableness OF age;
Manifest permanent ply ical disability; and
Two years service during the present war,
either In the army or navy.
Citizens are req ueeted to furL ish In formation
az TO persons who are not enrolled, or who are
trying TO avoid enrolment, as IL Is equally for
the interest OF each person enrolled to place
upon the "Enrollnent LIST all persons liable
70 do military duty, 80 that his own chance for
draft shall not be unjustly increased.
J. q. PUTNAM,
Captain LIST regiment V. r. Corps,
. and Provost Marshal Of the
may 26-1 District Of Columbia
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DRoPosALs FOB WOOD AND COAL.

posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT. June II, 1854.
sEALBD PROPOSALS will he received by the un-
dersi.ned till II clock NJ on FRIDAY, July l,
LOT furnishing, 10r the use OF this pepaF smsnt,
Company's White Ash Coal, WIZ
~ tens best Red Ash Coal same size, and
l0G cords best seasoned Oak Wood.
cure to the Government full weight and measure.
The wood must b. corded and measured upon the
premis SEES and one-fourth sawed into three and the
remainder into two pieces. and all piled away IN
the cellar. 49,
deliver il at such time during the fall and winter
as may best suit their cunve2ience. provided Sc
ourity be given for the faithful fulflmsnt of the
The Undersigned reserves the right tn reject
any all bids. if the interests of the Department
No bid viii be entertained unlss. satisfactory
evidence be given of the reliability and loyal
ty of the parties, ,,
by calling upon the undersigned.
Payment will b~ promptly made.
.absdp spS sndorsed proposs for Wood and
and for : JHsE sns n Nv
Disturbing Clerk,
1eH I'd Post Office Department.
fC PROPOSALS FOR MEAT.
BE Undersigned will receive sealed proposals
until D IN of Wednesday, the 29th inst, for sup.
plying the Washington Asylum With al the meat
ending the 3eth June, S65.
Bidders wi1l state the price per pound for fresh
diinss. hams, ard saussses. making separate bids
for the meat required for the use OF the
The meats required for the use of the Asylum to
All meats to be furnished at such times and in
such titles as may be required by the Intend
art and. if not in accordance with spn nj may
} w. sh hhcTRHERS1rT,
Commissioners Washing ton Asylum.
"a n I'd lIuteIigencer.
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Ibis is TO GIVE sOTiGs, That the subseri..
Washington county. In the District OF ColUmbi
letters parliamentary on the personal estate OF
Isaac Ceok Bartlett late OF Washington city. d c.,
DECREASED. All perso OBS having elaine as.inst ths
said deceased, are hereby warned TO exhibit the
came. With the vouchers thereof. to the subsc-i11
Der, or before the 18th day Of May nsxt; thev
pay otherwise by lsv be excluded from al benefit
~ the said estate. = -s'.
NARY Ann BARTLEff,
S-isvsw' - xxssa2nx,
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A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
"A OFFICE 5l4 PA AVENUE,
Washraxtoa. ID. q.
GREAT EASTERN, NORTHERN, AND WEST
ERN EXPRESS FORWARDERS.
MERCHANDISE. MONEY, yEWELRY, vALU.
ABLES, NOTES STOCKS, BON S, DO,
Forwnrd.d With SAFETY AND DISPAfCH to all
accessible sections Of the eopntry. This Oomp.py
NORTH. EAST WEST, ANB NORTHWEST.
Its principal OFFICES are
CIENATI, ST LOUIS, Louis
WILLIE, LEXINGTON.
Connections are made at New York and Boston
With lines forwarding to the CANADAS and the
BRITISH PROVINCES and other steamship line
to LIVERPOOL. SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE
and thence by European expresses tn all prominent
commercial towns in Great Britain and the Cont
peBt.
Collection of NOTEs. DRAFTS, and BILLS made
at sl1 accessible parts of the United States.
@. G DUNN, Agent,
deg5 Waahip ot@'n, d q.
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NlO CURE. NO PAY HGo to DIR. BROTHERS
~ GkAT and be cured. They have given
cure of ali forms Of Disease particularly that OF
. private character. for twenty years: This is the
oldest estabiished Botanic Medical Once In the
xraesful and horrible death How important 1t is,
then, for those unfortunates who have brought
aiseae upon themselves, 70 be cured before itis
boo late, thus prsysntins exposure Of themselves
on &c and residence 179 south B street, Island.
Opponita emithsonian. Heimf
THE PENINelLAR CAMPAIGN AND Ifs
lANyfCEDENfs, a develop b tine report
By Gen. }. @. Barnard. I've! .rd %ss; 81
te2l 8 6.fAaF 80 1kAAVA TAYLOR.
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DRoPOsALs FOR FUEL.

The undersigned will receive sealed proposals
One hundred (l,,') tons of best quality White Ash
Coal. eye siEe. The Coal must he clear of dust
and free from slate, 2e4O lbs to the ton.
Fifty ltO) core of the best Oak Wosd; aud
Twenty five (25I cords best quality of Pine.
All Of the above to be delivered, weighed snd
measured at the Asylum by the slst day Of July.
W. g. ii. NEWMAN,
JOHN McDEVITT,
WIN. SLATER,
je 2l-td Commissioners Washington Asylum.
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NnEDICAL PURVEYORD OFFICE,
M WASHINGTON, h. c., June IS, 1854.
All deaier in this city and Georgetown, who wish
to fe:l to the Medical Purveying Department, are
requested to send to this Office. on the MONDAY OF
each week q sealed list of the articles they may be
prepsr.d TO furnish at short notice. with the
price of each attached to the sans.
C. SUTHERLAND,
je l5-tf Surg. q. 8. A., Medical Purveyor.
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n HIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE, That the ,uh.c,;.
Der las obtained from the Orphans ConPt ~
" ehin xtun county, in the District o Colnmh;o
lstt~ tsstsmehtsry on the personal estate of Vii
liam Parsons, late Of Georgetown. - decaasad
All persons having claims against the said d.
ceased. are hereby warned to exhibit the same
Nth the vouchers thereof. 10 the su bscri on
wise =, Law be excluded from all benefit ofihs said
estate. t-.
Given under my hand this 18th day of May, l4a.
MATTHIAS V. BUCKLEY,
ny 5IfAw3w Executor,
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY

BY RAILROAD f GaRF pHsAftEiprLpHrA PROM
WALNUT STREET PIER,
VA VA VEST JERSEY RAIL -
Alto m. seeomm oda alton due at IL q m.
At 10 .. m. express due at ~ m.
At ~ o. m, sxpr ess due at D. m. ..t
Returning leave Cape May
90. m express due at Ga Q. N.
u.45 aecommndat alton due at Az ,. -.
6.h D. Ell press due at 80 p. m.
Through without change Of cars or BAGGAGE.
New ears, and sveIyth g 6rst- slass
u 1A-am IL. ] VAN RENSSELAkR, SupT.
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LOW FARE AND QUICK TIME

eLEEPIN9 CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS.
oIDIrks' TICKETS Ar GoyERSNtSr Rains,
ONE THROUGH TRAIN ON SUNDAY.
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REMOVAL,
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY COMMANDER
WnEKLING. W. Va. i Lunar,, Ii j asI ~
Sale OF Land In Marshall CoUnIV.
Josiah IngorsolI,

Josiah IngOrsolI, In the Cfr:n,t
7 Court f,S III.
John Wilson and Benjamin Rcdd. J shall Co " Va
pursuance OF the decree OF the raid Court mSds
i Ia this cause at the Spring Term 1862 the nm
ueEslSuedI Sheriff OF said county # MarshaII viii
on on the 18th day Of February, 1854 at the Court
onse Tor Marshall county, sell fo- ready Inon.y to
the highest aud best bidder the tract OF land in the
Dill mentioned, or Suticlency thereof to nav The
sum OF Two hundred and thirty nine dollars AMI
twenty-seVen ceu's with interest from the ARR ja
81 April the year of our Lord eighteen hundred
anu hIty Ax' aHd twenty three doIlnrs and tweuty
nve cents, costs OF this suit together with the
OF this advertisement and the fees of the Sheri FIR
AkInH TINS sale, and such other costs as NAV be
legally incident to making such SALE The said trnct
OF land is the tract toned in the bill and NJ
ceGangs In this case, containing ninoty-one acres
aa1 seventeen poles and the sumo tract OF land st.
hedj lately resided, bounded by land Of James Viii
son, Ihomas Stewart and Others and which was con-
Eeyed by said lngersoll to said defendant John
wilson, by deed, dated the frs. day of April, 1855
sha recorded In the Clerks Office of Marshall conn
~, aforesaid \ DFF6 yum
yhn1S'oOL Sheriff of Marshall cOuutv
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iHE series OF resolutions containing the
obnoxious language, upon which Senator
wilson based his motion for the expulsion
of Senator Davis, was offered on January
5th. 1t comprises no less than eiphteen
different resolutions, each exceedingly YER.
bose and occupying at length over a solid
column OF the Congressional Globe. The
following, which is number ID, contains
the alleged disloyaf language:
RESOLVED, That at the beginning. under
the panic of the defeat Of Bull RIM fhe
party in power professed to carry it on for
the constitutional end to put down the
rebellion and vindicate the laws and
authority of the United States in the insnr-
gent States, and when that was effected Il
was to cease. But more than a wear ago
another and paramount aud unconstiIn'
tlonal end, the total subversion of Slavery
was lnaugurated by them and, at length
10 carry on the war in this perverted and
augmented form, the annual expenditure
on the part of The United States has swoI-
len to one hundred thousand lives, a much
larger amount of personal disability, and a
thousand millions Of money, and yet the
" Tlsest cannot see the end of the war. Veri-
y, the people North and the people South
e'Ni' against thelE War-leaders
ana TAKE this great matter into their own
nHnos' and elect members to a national
convention of all the States, to terminate a
war that IS enriching hundreds of thopsando
% omcers, plunderers and spoilsmen In the
loyal States, and, threatens the masses NJ
ootn sections which irfetrievabIe banE.
raptcy and indefinite slaughter. and N "a
store their Union and common GoverNmaUt
upon the great principles of libsrtv on5
oemPfomise devised by Washington and bis
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Important Circular from
Governor Foreman.
no REcRUITING AqRNrs.

have the pleasure of stating that by a resolution
VI Sa Inc large 6ounties Of 1902 to veterans
Hnpe 20 Se paid to volunteers heretofore prescri
peg until further notice. earnestly REQUEST that
measure confded, will go to work actively and ener
SeLcaily 70 secure as many enlstments as possible
Shouid call on the people generally OF the conn
w IoF Whch you are appointed, TO aid YOU and II
necesary TO hold public meetings for the purpose Of
encouraging t1 volunteering If proper attention is
Virginia will furnish her quota without drNfe anS
certainly It will be gratifying to every right minded
cilzen OF tho State to know that this has boen A.
compSish d. A / BoRFHIN Go osSu nc
All loyal papers In the State copy once and call
Httenno9 to this notice in editorial column
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Bidders must conform strictly 10 tho above form
oil proposal, or their bids will be rejected.
AN oath OIL allegiance to tho United States Gov.
eminent must necessarily accompany the hid
bidoers may be present in person when the Pro-
sponsble party parties who will bs TIuIS rofSeS
mail or otber~ss that their bid Is accep, ed and
tney WIN Immediately proceed to enter into contract
properly certified to. ~ 10
The Post oie9 Address of the parties proposing
ProDo. 1iIS'lnCy written upon the Proposal
NJ Ms 8 H., U. =; A. and Acting Medical Puryeyor'
Washington, D. @, and Marked proposals for ice y
Ine Medical PurVeyor reserves to himself the
right to reject any or all bids deemed unsuitable.
A. HENRY JOHNSON
NJ U; =. a, and Acting Medical Purveyor.
N. B.-Pr1nted forms of the above Proposals. can
be had by application to this ONCE. %"
Information as to the location capacity and about
given by application to the Medical Director Of each
OF these Departments. TO % e 20
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NOTTCE-

ME undersigned is DESTROYS Of selling, and cHsrs
I0r sale the following Real Estate on Wheeling
Island, In Ward I, between WabaSh and Huro1
streets viz Seven small frame houses, ono Of thom
haIlng seven rooms and kitchen and good we'll Of
house. '' ~
Any Of tho above property can bo purchased at
February, 1854, at which time the remainder viii be
offered on the ground at public sale to the highest
TERMS OF sALB-One-third in cash the balance IN
ono and two years, with interest on the balance OF
the payments. The title will be made by giving
deed Of trust on the property.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

by virtue of a deed of trust executed bv s,p1ord
~ u: Hall On the nineteenth day OF March, 1852,
Virginia, in Book 45,psge $751; viii ssiin the et ~
Mheeling at the front door Of tho Court House. on
the third Monday in January, (l5th,) 1854. the 81
lowing property, viz: -O' quo NJ
Lots numbered 8, (eight) 9, (uIne) aud 10, Cteu)
SS9 - Set from! Of ground running back nearly the
4u aePth Of said lots, situate on the north end Of
nAFket street. In the city OF Wheeling, with tho
improvements thereon, which consists Of large
aud convenient brick house, with brick stable and
Culbertson House.
Terms of Bale-Cash
Persons desiring information apply to John
A. Vincent, Esq. 7. A. MiULsBY,
dec1S-tdS Trustee
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Closing up Business

VIE undersigned, Wishing to close up busiuess.
= oners Tor sale all his ready made clothing and
goous one large clothing case the sill Giving and
drawers Any of the above can be purchased on or
before the both of January, at which time the re-
mainder will be sold at public sale
Those looking to their interest, will not nepIect
the present opportunity, all will be sold at rSt
COST and most OF tie goods were purchased beTore
me present advance of goods, therefore can sell
At one half the present prices All will get bar
gam JOHN P FOOSE,
jan1S-2wH " ''e DEiuSe'
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Trustea's Sale

QY virtue ofdeed Oftrust executed by NJ. J. Rohan
ID and wife, the 3Ist day of December, 1855, and
now OF record in Ohio county, State of West Vir-
gSdts, in Book 49, page IS, will be sold the front
the 18th day Of february, 1854 at 10 O'Clock, A. N
tho House and Lot on north side of Zane street In
East Wheeling, it being tho east half of Lot No. l63
The building consists Of two tenementS, each con.
tanning seven rooms.
Terms Of sale, Cash.
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