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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-18
The National Bank of West
Virginia,
AT WHEELING.

OFFIcE OF CoMI'rROL't oV THE CuRRRNCY,l
Washington, July 18th, lAii
UyHEREAS, ny SATISFACTORY EVI.
w denCc presented TO the undrnigned III
has been made tnRppCar that .'ThT Nation,
nj Rank of West Virginia, ut SEIeOls
InE," IN the City Of Wheeling, In tho n oun.
~ " Ohio, and HtNiG Of West Virginia, hA,i
been duly OTgnnIgCti under and according ID
the requirements of the Act nf Congress, cns
Titled "An act TO provide u National Currency
secured by n pledge Of United STATES bonds
and 10 provide for the circulation md udcmp'
ton thereof" approved June Snl, 1854, and
has compiled with NIL the provisions Of mid
Act, required 10 becOmpliCNl with before com.
menCinRth . business OF Banking under Said
net,
troller Of the Currency, do hereby certify thai
Tho National Hank Of West virginia
nj wheeling. IN the City OF Wheeling, u
the County Of Ohio, and State Of West Wiz
EIniN, II authorized to commence the bust
ness Of Banking under the net Aforesaid.
~ In testimony whereof witness M
hand and zeal Of Office this llth day
h''' of July, 1885; ,,,,,,,,,,.~, ,py
Iuls-BOd Compt'r Of the Currency,
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CoLoRADo is likely to make appli-
cation soon for admission to the Union.
The constitutional convention now in
session ut Denver, has voted almost
unanimously that it Is expedIent to
form State government, and the peo-
pie Will second the movement with
eagor zeal.
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Take Notioe.

OTFICE OF TIE CRY CLERK,
WHEELING, August l7th, ISIS.
THAT THE BOARD OF APPEALS WILL
i meet Of this once on FrtddV, me l5f Sop
timber Hcn, al 3o'ciOck y, NJ, 10 hear and de
terInine all applications for the reduction Of
the valuation OF any nal property, the ren.
tai value OF OIilnaIies, or the valuation Of
any stock OF goods, warts OF merchandise,
g. II. T.. FEESEH,
AuglS-St City Clerk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-18
The Merchants National
Bank of West Virginia,
Al, NNIIIaIEIING.
TREASURY OF THE UNITED STATES,
DIVISION OF NATIONAL BANHs,
Washington, June &th, lSlh

DIVISION OF NATIONAL. BANHs,
Washington, June &th, INA
IT IL HEREBY CERTIFIED THAT THE
NeFClRntA' National IiRnk " West
VIRGINIA, 1t wheeling, w. Va, q hulk:
Ing n ssoclaijOn oTHnnlIed under the act IT'S
nroVide National CurNncy, sctuTtd by u
pledge Of u. s. Bonds, and 10 provide fur tho
circulation and redemption hcreof, RppTOv.
cd June 3, lSjt, having Compiled Win tho y.
ne regulations nf this department made Ia
pursuance thereof, has thiltay bcea dl''lIltai
ed rs u depository " Public moneys, eNpopf
receipts nom Customs, md by virtue Of such
designation will also bS employed ~ a Finhni
isignci,I r. Z. SPINNER,
lul7-Oh Treasurer IT, y.
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Prospectus Of ST. JOSglh'S Academy
MIIEELING. n. "a.

TNnIs INSTITUTION WILL BE OPENED
for the reception " Pupils ON Monday,
September ith. The cOunG Of Instruction
will comprise all the ordinary branches Of n
finished English education. Music and the
French and German languages taught BIZ
competent instructors Strict attention paid
to the department Of tile Young ladies, who
will b. required 10 observe punctunlly the
Rules and Regulations adopted for their i'm
provemcHt and for the maintenance Of good
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FURNISHING GOODS

Is richly assorted. BEING exclusively In the
Clothing business We can furnish the above 10
better advantage TO dealers and on better
terms than eau be had elsewhere
est assortment Of goods Of any house In our
line In tile city.
We are selling goods lower than any other
house IN the city, nv we bought our gODiS
when gold was ut the lowest.
Wehaven large stock Of
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gtW advertisements.
Notice.

nILLs FOR MACHINERY AND AR
Z % tiries sold a Tie Pork House, wa u
SAY u sioriOck this morning.
All parties who have purchased are NJ
fuiNd 70 settJa thelr bult and remove their
brDtsfrIy Immediately
aigIs ISAIAH WARREN, Receiver.
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CAREFUL ATTENTION WILL RE,
~ given to the purchase and Sale OF iii
klnds Of Produce, Provisions and Alerchnn.
dlsc Liberal advances made on cdrsign-
Tho undersigned hns this day transferred
discrimination business To MCSsrS. IOVII, <.
Patterson, whom lie takes pleasure In retrSn,.
mending to his friends rs worthy OF their
patronage. He Will retain HIS Ollie, at No. 10
Vine street, where lie may be found a. herp-
tOl0T.. JAS. u. LEHMER,
CINCINNATI, July s, lSGG augIitIts
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For RENT.

HJTTE PARSONAGE OF ST. JOHNS
TbnIcb. on Chnpllne street, one door
north Of FiHt street, Centre Wheeling. Pos
sfSsIOn Owen finst Of September. Also, 10 10
disposed Of, all or any Of
rrVVr. FTnTfuLstTf,T n FYnNyfTfFuTss
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Consisting Of Bureaus, BedSteahs, Carpets,
ChniN, China and Glassware, BOOl-CaSfS,
sofaS, War1TObes, Hat Rack, Marble Top and
Extension Tables, Kitchen Furniture, Dr.;
aS'" PIER GLASS,
Of best French Plate GlaGl, 10 feet high by 3s
Inches wide, fully worth $40 which will 10
disposed Of lt q sacrifice IN consequence Of
the difficulty and expense Of its removal east,
aug5 J. NJ. HIGBIE.
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SAVINGS BANK OF WHEELING.
O0loe, Main 81, bctlUern Monroe and Quincy.
MONEY RECEIVED ON TRANSIENT
M Deposlte. Interest paid on Special Dc
pCEIlA Collections promptly attended TO-
Exchange on the EAst bought md sold:
TIOS. II. LIST, President.
sAM'L p. HlLDREfi, Treasurer.
janl5.
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nR-The Rnnhe Grand PIanO used for the
occasion is kindly furnished by j. Is. MELL0R,
No, l;D Main street, where tickets may hlso
be procured for the Concerts
augi7-iw sc. j. TII\HER, Agent.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

Thomas Neal, an old and respected citizen
of Quincy, ILL.,, and proprietor of the large
woolen factory at that place, was instantly
killed on Tuesday by being caught in the
machinery of his factory.
The parties concerned in the frauds on the
internal revenue at Nashville, Tenn, have
refunded $4,000.
Edward Spangler, now confined on Dry
Tortugas Island, off the Florida coast, under
six years sentence for completely in the
assassination of President Lincoln, has writ,
ten letter descriptive of the place and the
style of life there, and declaring his entire
innocence of the crime for which he was
convicted. He, of course, insists that he
knew nothing of Booths murderous inten.
tions until after the President was shot,
Booth, he says, "asked me to see to his
horse, which did. He said he would make
me handsome present, which he did-siS
years on the sands of Dry Tortugas."
Eight men, some dressed in confederate
and some in Federal uniform, entered Mount
Pleasant Maury county, Tennessee, few
nights since, and placing every one they
found astir under guard, stole some three
thousand dollars worth of clothing from
some Germans, against whom they appeared
10 have particular spite. Theyharmed nc
one, and left no trace by which they may b,
discovered
On Tuesday last, "A negro was quarrelling
with white man in Memphis, third party
stepped up, stabbed and killed the negro.
On Saturday afternoon an accident oc
CURED on the Pennsylvania Railroad, nea,
Harrisburg, Eight persons were killed anc
two injured.
-Four locomotives and six cars were de
stroyed by collisions on the Little Miami anc
Marietta Railroad, in Ohio, last week.
The steamer Yosemite exploded in Cali
fornia on Thursday. Fifty-four personl
were killed and fifty wounded; others ar,
missing.
Another severe earthquake occurred il
California on Thursday
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17
LOCAL AFFAIas.

Epitome of Buslaess and Personal Matters.
quinimink Hundred f0
The dwelling house of Amor Perkins in
Brandywine Hundred, took fire from thc
stove pipe ilue about month ago, and very
narrowly escaped destruction,
At special meeting, on the It'll inst. ol
the "Pautaxut Base Ball Club, the follow.
ing were elected officers for the ensuing
year'-Fresldent, VIM. 5. Frist; Vice Prcsi
dent, George X. Greenman; Secretary. Thos
McCorkle; Corresponding Secretary d r
Bradford Treasurer, Frank S. Shaw
The Commissioners of the SMYRNA and
Delaware Bay Railroad have elected the lol.
lowing directors:-Ayers Stocklev. Georon
w. Cummins, James r. Clements. Henry <
Wickersham, John NJ. Voshell. William NJ
Bell and Noble T. Jerman The directors
elected Geo. w. Cummins, President; Jas r
Clements, Treasurer, and William NJ. Bell
Secretary.
Joseph NJ Pusey, Esq, elected member
place of S. f. Belts, resigned anneared ~ ~. as
qualified, and entered upon his duties nj thc 's
meeting of the City Council held ON Thurs.
day evening last AT the same meetinr Mr.
Chandler was excused from serving as chair.
man OF the Watering Committee Mr. Rei.
ian was also excused from servingas chairman
OF committee on opening streets. The Pr, 81.
dent appointed Mr.. Pusey to fill the vacancies
Body Fouad-The body Of white man
whose name we could not learn wae Gn,ui
IN the Christiana Creek, at the foot of Fonrth
street. yesterday morning. 1t was lvin%
close INTO the wharf when discovered. Goro
ner Curry was notified of the fact. who sr,,,
moned jury and held an inquest. I'M tbo
verdict had not been rendered when we ,ve,,t
to press The body was in good state nr
preservation, and had evidently been in tbn
water but short time.
Terrible AceidenL-On Friday at,erno,.,,
last, Mr.. VIM. Hare, potter, Of tbis IHV,i ,.i',,
was badly injured by his horse runni59
away. MIR. Hare was driving UP Eighth
street, in carriage, TO which was attocLcd
a morse which he had recently purchased -
When near King, drove of mules beionr
ing TO the government came along NJ,
mare stopped his horse fearful lest # nirLt
laAe lrlghl, nut as the mules passed it became
=! a1, and started up King street
q ~ Iuli speed. Between Eighth and Ninth
SIS, the animal ran on to the n,vemo,,t.
completely turning the vehicle INSIDE dow
The horse continued on at great snoed mi
the vehicle was broken to pieces. Mr. Hare
was thrown out, several of his ribgIral,a,,
and was injured internally Drs. A skew and
Bullock attended TO the wants of tle sn ord, ,.,i
We are pleased to learn that Mr.. Hare is moi
seriously injured. ? ""'
Cecil County Mdttsrs-We copv the fol.
lowing items from the Cecil Wing of Satur-
day 9'''ui
Land Sate.-Mr. Daniel Bratton, Real Es.
iate Ia Agent has sold to Mr.. E. b. Hance, of
Delaware, the farm of Col. Thomas Hazard
ueceased, situated about miles east of Elk
for 50, 800. i"' nores'
hicked Jg a Horse.-David Smith. in tbe
employ OF Mr., Morris Dunbar, was kicked
IN inc forehead by horse, one dav last
week. The wound is serious '4''
Ordered 10 Fort DelQrare.- C6mnoniss I;
and L, of the Fourth United Stale rtiI
ery, have been ordered to Fort Delaware
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17

Vessel Sunk.-The barge Planter, belong
ing to Bush's freight line, was sunk on Sa-
turday night last, by collision with the schoon.
Minnie Kenny, off Red Bank, in the Della
ware. The schooner had no lights up, and
the owners of her will be responsible for the
loss.
Died from Disease Of the Heart-Dr +.
.. B. Hintze, for many years physician of
Baltimore, died in this city, on Wednesday
last, OF disease of the heart, in the sixty
third year of his age.
Boots and Sh0es.-We invite the attention
ofour readers to the large and well selected
stock of Boots and Shoes, to be found al the
store of G. A. StOwell & Brother, southwest
corner of Third and Market streets, in this
city. Ladies' Gentlemen, Misses and Child
rem can purchase the most elegant articles,
at extremely low prices. These gentlemen
are polite and obligng to customers, and
Will take pleasure in showing their stock TO
such as may give them call oct6-tf
Compound Interest Notes Wanted.-R. r.
Robinson " Co., corner of 4th and Marker
Streets, will pay the highest market price
ior compound interest notes. Seven-thirties
sold at discount in amounts to suit.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17
For the journal and stat,amsu.l
POPULAR TOPICs.---NO. 1,
ny A woRKINGMAN.


For long time our people have been en-
deavoring to ascertain some reason for the
present high prices of dry goods, groceries,
Hour, fuel and all other articles necessary
for the comfort of man, but without success
The country is at peace, there is no embargo
on foreign importation, the crops are alun-
dant, the soldiers have returned, and there
is no scarcity of labor, yet there has been
no dimunition in prices since the clo.c of
the strife. Gold has declined, and every
thing would indicate that there should he a
corresponding reduction in the cost OF the
neeessaries of life; yet when we 90 10 buy,
merchants tell us that they cannot pos
slbly afford to sell below certain figures and
that they are not making anything at that
We poor, unsophisticated people, heretofore
believed them, and really thought it a pity
that these kind-hearted shopkeepers and
dealers should go to such immense trouble
to accommodate the public, with such snail
rewards Everybody seemed inclined to
give them such profits as would permit them
to make fortune in ten years, but no one
supposed that they were accomplishing that
object in one ortwo. However, the Internal
Revenue Laws bring about some strange
things. Men whom we were ALWAYS inclined
to believe were among the most wealthy,
suddenly become quite poor, and theil re-
turns show that their incomes are far below
what ont would think they were spending
every six months in the year. On the other
hand, it also unveils the transaction of lusi-
ness, ana exhibits the fact, that many are
pocketing Mousands upon thousands of dol
'drs per dnnum as clear profits, in ordinary
establishments. The dry goods merchant
tells you he cannot afford to take less for his
goods than the present enormous prices and
yet his returns exhibit such immense profits
that he is making IL handsome fortune in
about two years, So tits with the coal mer
chant, &c. The strangest part of the whole
affair is that these very men complain of our
artisans and workingmen if they charge them
mere tfrin9 price for any necessary labor
they may perform, They forget that the
unreasonable prices they ask for goods is
productive of the condition of things that
they complain of. An examination of the
returns will show that the carpenter, brick
layer, plasterer, and tradesmen generally. do
not begin to keep pace with certain dealers
IN merchandise in their accumulation of
wealth. They are reaping the harvest al the
expense of labor. There is no good reason
why dry goods, groceries, and other articles
we might mention, be kept at the present
high figures, as the returns demonstrate and
II the merchants were willing to act upon
the motto "hDe and etiiDc, " instead of mani
Testing such a grasping disposition after
wealth, everything would soon return to the
standard of prices of five years ago.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17
nlARRIED.

BAiLIS-MASON.-On the 12th inst bv
Rev George f. Wiswell, MIR. JESSE K
BAYils to Miss ELLA r. MASON, both ol
this city.
BEDFORD-DAl.BY.-In Chester, Pa. ON
the LIST inst, at the NJ. L. Parsonage. nv
Rev. j. E. Meredith, JoHN BEDFoRp ia
SARAH danny, both of Wilmington, Del
RUSSELL-PUGH-In Philadelphia, Sen.
tember 9TH, by the Rev. j. II. Kennard.
DAVID G. RUSSELL, of New Castle County
Delaware, to ESTHER A. PUGH, of Dcla'
ware County, Pa.
COATES-HAZZARD.-On Thursday. dc.
toher 18th, in the Church of the HOLY
Trinity, Philadelphia, by Rev Thomas q
Clemson, Mr. GEoRGE w. P. CoATEe. nj
Baltimore, Md, to Miss RACHEL. Z. IIAz.
zARD, of Milton, Del.
BARTLETT-THO list Inv
Rev j; Dyson, Mr., SAMUEL BARTLETT ia
MISS MARY ELIZABETH THOMAS, both OF
Wilmington, Delaware.
HARRlSON-ARMSTRONG.-On the 10Th
inst, at the residence of, and by the Rev
Leighton Coleman, CHAs. FRAScIs HAN.
RlsoN TO ISABELLA CLARK ARMsTRoYg
all of this city.
LYoNs-cANNON.-In this city, on the
18th inst, by His Honor, Mayor SIaris
MIR MARX Lyons to MARGARET CEgNoN'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17
aENERAL NEWS.

A man who gave his name as Robbins
Sumner brother of General Sumner, ap-
peared at the White House on Thursday,
and demanded entrance to the President
On being denied he drew pistol and would
have fired had his arms not been seized from
behind. He stated that he had just come
from Alexandria.
A destructive fire at Bay City, Mich, on
Sunday, destroyed two blocks in the business
centre of the town.
A large number of merchants have taken
preliminary measures for the establishment
of a Merchants Exchange in Washington.
A presidential proclamation puts period
TO martial law in Kentucky.
Mexican adyices to September 80 have
been received via Havana. The Imperial
Court has gone into mourning for the Grand
Duchess Sophia of Baden. MaurY, ex-rebel,
has become a subject of the empire. The
report that Jaurez passed the frontier at
Paso del Norte, and had gone to Santa Fe,
was believed in the city of Mexico on the
Both ult, Various small battles, resulting
favorably for the Imperialists, are reported.
The issue of paper money has been pro-
hibited in San Domingo.
Santa Anna has raised in St. Thomas, 1870
men for the Juarist cause
Hayti advices say that no further military
movements have taken place An insurrec.
tionary plot had been discovered at Port au
Prince
All of the wood work in Ford's theatre
Washington has been removed, and work.
men have nearly completed three arch floors
of brick masonry, and the basement also OF
brick. The building will be perfectly fire.
proof, and cast iron stairway will be erected
from the first floor to the third floor in the
southwest corner Of the building.
The constitutional amendment in Virginia
removing the disability of rebels holding
office, was almost unanimously carried al
the late election.
A sad state of affairs exist in Washington.
Robberics and murders are of constant oc.
renceI
The smallpox is raging throughout Ala
bama.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17
THE WILMINGTON INSTITUTE.

We are under the impression that our
citizens do not sufficiently estimate the value
oi this institution, or appreciate the quiet
success that it has met with. In addition to
paying off portions of its floating debt
and providing for the balance, to filling its
reading room with the best papers and
periodicals of the country, it is making
weekly additions 10 its Library, and ordering
at each meeting of the Executive Committee,
the purchase of such books (being standard
works, the latest issues from the press, and
choice works of fiction,) as will! be most
likely to suit the taste of readers There
has been vast and gratifying increase Of
the number of books loaned to members
We are also happy to announce that the
Committee has just expended the sum of
nearly three hundred dollars, at one time
for new books, most of which have nlreodv
arrived, and that it is contemplated to expend
similar sum for this purpose early in Ian.
uary' The time is not far distant (indeed il
Is almost absolutely necessary now D when
the Library and Scientific rooms must he
thrown into one large room for the accom-.
mediation of readers. Young people and
old alike seem to throng around the tables
and cases. The inducements held out by
the directors are such that we may reasona-
bly, expect that in view of the number of
new books, and the rare treats anticipated in
The courses of Literary and Scientific Lee.
lures will attract many new members, and
mus furnish the means for larger and more
frequent purchases. May continued success
rest upon the efforts of the Directors to fur
nish our citizens with the opportunity of
gaining so much information at so small an
expense,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17
p EGIsTER's OFFICE,

~ NRw CAsrLR CouErY, Sept. 9Th. 1895.
upon tho application Of james L. Devon ana Tsssc' +
peyou Executors Of the last VIII and osAment Of James
deceased tits ordered aud directed by the Reaister
!he hNeuiots aforesaid, give notice Of the grantlp of
'es AnentAry npon the estate OF the decelsa with
70 Dc posted within forty days from The date Of Surh
LETTERS IN six o the most public places Of the County al
Iahe requiring all persons having against
tne ssae present the same abide by an Act Of AS
semby IN such case made and provided And aso eanse
he same 70 be inserted within the same period In the
Delaware State journal and SAtesmAu newspaper nub
sned In Wilmington, aud to be continued theroin two
(-l Given under the hand and Seal of Ofiee of tbe
L. g. Register Aforesaid at New Castle in Ne,s CASH.
County Aforesaid, the day and year bove written.
II. G. FgAIM, Rsglster.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17
} EGIsTER,s OFFIcE.

~ NEw CAarlR County, September Iath 1868
Il, upoh the ne application Of Patrick Reey Executor of
me last VIII and Testament Of Sarah A. nourbev iats
Of wilmington Hundred, in said County, deceased II ia
olere1 aha directed by the Register that the Executor
iary upon the Estate Of the deceased with tbe data
Ranuns thereot by causing advertisements 10 la posid
within foriy days from tina date Of such Letters in liz ~
the most public PLACES of the County of New csstIe va
curing all persons having demands against the Eia,e
10 present The same, or abide by Act Of Assemble n
such case made and provided And also causs tba ss m
to 10 Inserted within the same period in the Delawsr,
sIt'e journal an1 Statesman, newspaper pnhshad in
wilmington, and to be continued therein two monfbs "
{@l Given under the hand and Seal Of Oiiee of tha
h. g. Register Aforesaid, New Castle in New Gasti
~ County aforesaid, the day and year aboye VIII
'eu' X. @. FRAtM Rerister
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17

CALIFORNIA ELEcTIoN.-At the recent
election Of new legislature in California
The Union party gained complete victory
lhe state Senate is composed of 40 members,
OF whom 10 hold over from last year, and
2l were elected on September 6. OF the 10
who hold over only 2 are Democrats, and 5
other Democrats have been elected this year.
making 2 Democrats in all against thirty.
three Gnionists. In the Assembly tho
Democrats claim % members. Tho Union
party at all events have majority of 10.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17
NLOsING SALES
~ or
GOVERNMENT HORSES AND MULES.

OCTOBER, to the highest bidder at the time and
places named below, ElE'
NEW YORK.
Ne" York rty Tuesday of each week. 100 Horses each
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia Thursday each week 100 Horses each
PHILADELPHIA Saturday of asrb u.,t Inn Ni,,. ,.,
day. wv '''-
Harrisburg, Tuesday ci each week, 100 Mules each
day. ~ l " '"
leading, Tuesday. cco5srs iio iIors,.
1ieensburs Friday, uc ohl 10. ih0 Ilorsis.
Lancaster, Thursday, Ort,lar III, 100 florsts
tit'spurs, IhufsdAy, October 20, 100 IIo,Bs
Aioniown, Tutaiay tlber a. 100 Horses.
DELAWARE.
Wilmington, Tuesday ufeAeh week. 100 Horses each
Wilmington Friday ofeacb w,k loo slulos each day.
MISSOURI
day. " '' ''' VI"
St Louis October H. ig Is and II, 100 nOrse. each
!. Lous October 81 80 ge a. ss. 80 aud 81 lso Mule.
each day.
GfRsBuRO, u. G.
day. 'Y' '''' ''' 'ae"
No sales Of Mules will take p'secat
wAsHINGTON, d. C..
The animals To To sold In October are supetlnr to
shy heretofore offered to the public Ike majority Of
ms erpeaef not al his sirtsuT safes oil he surplus
Government dqlmdls WW be d. posed oc Buyars should
MetgFe dtdh hemseresW 9ls tia opportunity 10 rur-
Animals will 10 slid singIy.
sales TO commeneo at lOA. ~
Ierlls ca Ia, iii uuii0l tttes currenty
BfeFet Bri-adrr General In eha,re
sA"-''oo 81 I ret Division, @. A. q. y.