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Recent Publications.

E44tE fAt f-arAAA 80
Essays IN CRITIcfsM; By Matthew Arnold,
Professor of Poetry in the University of OK
ford.Ci1 voL l6mo, PIP 500 Boston: Ticknor
& Fields.
This volume contains twelve essays, several of
which on their first appearance made not a little
stir in the English literary world by their. fine
scorn of that arrogant John Bullism, which
brings all things to its harrow insular standard,
and their contemptuous treatment of the canons
of ignorance and prejudice. One who, writing
from an English University, could venture to
assert that English literature is worth certainly
less at this moment than the current literature
of France and Germany" might expect to bring
hornets nest about bis ears The fearless
truthfulness with which this author handles any
subject he may have in hand was however to be
expected from the son and pupil of DIR. Arnold;
and the charm which this trait gives to his
works is as rare as any they possess. Yet tor
gface and vigor of style, for wealth of language
and alIusion for clearness ana deIicacy of criti-
cal discrimination,th these essays must rank among
the very best English examples. No apprecia-
tive reader can fail to derive from their perusal
vivid pleasure, ...,, (, e,,,s, sr.4.. r.,,rfra
This book win be found at Davis Brothers.
soNas FOR THE SEASON; BY Alfred Tennyson.
Boston: Ticknor s. Fields. - Da@ go
This is number two Of the charming series of
Companion Poets for the People, sold in
paper covers for fifty cents. ssIe contains most
of those shorter poems Of Tennyson which have
become established favorites. s The illustrations
are unequal, some Of them being stiff and bald
in treatment, while others are little gems. ia ~
For sale by Bailey & Noyes.
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So NEW York. June &c. 4
The steamships Barnsia from Liverpool the
18th inst, and the Monterey from New Or
leans, have arrived. News anticipated.
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R1AAND AND TTCIlyTT5


R,W Advertisements re-Bas.
4 July 4th-Mrs Emery.
City Hall-Aftea US Ward.
A Card-P. NJ. Frost.
Merchants Bank-Dividend.
Seizure Of sood II Washburn, Jr.
6peaa, Notice--Bush's Hair owe
Ph0togfo 5hic Stock-CleayeIand Co.
Ealeo FORT itsd Goods
Special Noiic a-Fly-KilIer.
Corn--kdw. H. Burgin.
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Removal.

NJ L PuRINT0N has removed from 1877 Fore
NE streetto aiis gSls IS sns,ts3 ladla .yssE eQa
149 Commercial Strest, -s
where hs viii be pleased to see his old friend' and
customers and as many new ones as msy be- inclined
to .ayor p IA with DER patronage. aHt
Groceries 81 the best qualify sold at the lowest
market ties Cali and see. Ri junel4 2wfwswe
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READ DR.. HUaHEs' advertisement, in another
column. In his speciality DR.. Hughes is uneqnalied
by any physician IN this country.
ianl WHY
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Portland Soldiers Rest,

List of men who have passed through tn,
city, and have stopped at the Soldiers Res
during the week ending June "a, 1866:
June 18TH 1 NJ Crosby, G, 2thMe.
june lsh, Thos Msagher, 18th Me. gfH8
J a swan F, 8 Ne.
Jonn Sullivan, b, 3lss Me.
w Tufts, A, 4"
&c Clark, special guard.
q Knowles, - tHH
" EFF York, + 18th Ne.
J LRyan, B, Sd re. qA
&c d own. X, s b Me.
June 10th. 4 Goodridge. 9, Independet Penn
Jobn Me(sreeor. Ist Me,
James Campbell, d, ssh Me.
Stephen rs oash, recruiting service.
H nj Libby, II. 18th Me. baa
j NJ Jackson, X, 9Th Ne.
,bert Minnard. i, slet Me
Chs Peavey, K, 10 b Me,
SW Marston, A 9Th Me. tsgs
Chas Grover e 8 h Me.
j Merrill, 9Th Me.
Samuel Pray, 10th Me.
Chas Alien, q ia3n H
I" H 4bSs ! s Crockett 4 special guard.
june alst, 9 n Hs Ss :. Chine.
VIM Rad ley, G Sch Me.
Jun. I'D. y = s epsoa = i / It : Ne f..
CIV Gu tisss G. Both Me.
Henry Young, l5G Me. E
june 2Sd, c Webb. B LIST Ne cav.
John B,oby, b b Me. asq
Chas shame. B 11th Me. g
Daniel Fox, - s.c =leH5s
Dennis X LEY. d 18th U infantry.
Fairbanks, II 10th Me. fs4as'f
George Smith. Sd v C. iaf
John Curran. X. 18th Me-
a. whole number accommodated during the week
HENRY InMAN
a'as Capt. and A. Q. NJ, U. 8. A..
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$50 LOAN.

These notes are issued under the date of July Is,
1866 AM are payable three years from that date in
currency, or are convertible at tie option of the
b slder into s.ss i2
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:, LONDON MONEY MARKET. June le. p. M
count 90t@90S. ass'02' "nu ior - a''
AMERTCAN SECURITIES. U. s. $40 at 90,
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U. .. 5-20 Six Per Ceet.
GoIU-BEARlNG B0aDS

These Bonds are now worth handsome premium,
and are exempt, as are all the Government Bonds,
from State, County, and Municipdl tar 1tion 0hsch
adds from one to three per cent. per anaH to their
oGtae according 10 the rae levied upon other prop
erty The interest is p yabIe semi annually by
pons attached to each note, which may be cut of
and sold to any bank or banker.
The interest at 790 per cent amoupts tn g
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N . Il L Q I'D
SALE OF ARMY MULES.

QUARTKRMAsTFR GENERALS OFFICE, I
WAsHINeToN, ID O.. MAJ Is 1865.
MANY tho US inds Of mulss a'e beng disposed Of
1NA at public sale, at " ashingt
The sales will continue uRtil the number OF ami
mails is reduced in props rtion to the reduction Of
the armies, now going on rapidly
There are in The armies Of the Potcmac, o, the
Tennessee. and Of Georgia, probably F0Us Thou
sAND OF THk FINEST SIx-mULE TEAMS IN TIE
WORLD.
Many Of them were bought in the beg inning ofthe
war, as young mules, accompanied ths armies in all
their marches and camps, and are orouehly brok-
en-. hardened BY exercise. gentle ana amiliar fzom
being so long surrounded by the soldie
The VIII lie South is strip ed Of iaTninRs eek, and
the North also has suffered from the dram animals
taken 70 sup ly the armies. la..I. a
These animals are yold at public auction; THEY
WILL NOT BRING Anything LIKE THEIR TUEH
VALUE; and such opportunl les for iarmers TO fet
working animals 70 stock their farms. and Tor
drovers aud dealers 10 stock to make good specu
tons, by purchssing them and disposng OF THIN in
the south, will never occur asaln.
t+ -.5.---s- ~ NJ. c. MEIGS,
r. .-.t.. Quartermaeter General,
juneSd4w Brevet Major Genera.
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FIN ANCIAL.
UNITED STATES
7-30 LOAN.
8A -
Third Series,
q 2 5000 90.

By authority of the Secretary of the Treasury the
undersigned, the General Subscription Agentior the
sale Of the United States Securities, offers to the
public the third series of Treasury Notes. bearing
seven and three tenth per cent interest per annum,
known rs the
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Is - - sREMOVALi
3 BEES r5gs aftd I 49, lta 81 4-air rAft
9, DIR. w IN. DEmING,
z Medical E1ectrician
~ Has rsmovedhis Onics nom cIapp's Bloch to
NV s4s4 MIDDLE STREET,
As,hi opposite The vAitsd Stalel Hotel. gAwe

MOULD respectfully announce to the citizens Of
w Portland and vicinity, that he has permanent.
iy located In this city. During the two years We
have boon in this city, we have cnred some o.
the worst forms OF disease in persons Nh0 Nave tried
other forms of treatment in vain, and cLring pa.
tients in so short time that the DIGESTION s often
asked do they stay cured To answer this question
Wewill say that all that do not stay ouyed, AZ VIII
doctor the second time for nothing
Dr.. y. has been pfaotieas electrician icrtGenf,
one yeara and Is also regular graduated physfcinS
Eeotriciy is perfectly adapted TO chronic diseases
In the form Of nervous siok headache; neuralaie
In the head, mech, or extremities; consumption wht
In the acute stages or whore the Lungs not fully
Involved; acute or chronic rheumatism so-JF1ls hS
diseases whites weingss spinal diseasea gurvatt {
of the spine. contracted muscles distorted hynbs,
palsy or paralysis st. Yitzs' Dsnce deafness an
merinq or hesitanoyo Of speech. dyspepsia ind.gsf.
ion, constipation and liver complaint pileswc oars
every case that be presented; asthma, bronctl.
s,sfrietnrea OF the ah' 1t, and III foEIrs O. iens
nnnlnfn4eI
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Portland Five Cents Savings Bank

INTEREST will be allowed on all deposits In thi.
Institution made on or before July !. 1856
ONCE corner of Plumb and Middle SITS, up stairs
Bank open every business day, during business
hours. =. -l.-.r
AteBENJ KIEGsBURY. Jr., President.
CHARLES BAKER. Treasurer.
June 3O-td
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AUCTION SALES.
: Auction and Commission Store.


- 1-'OEI Suits IOT I1lD LIT UT D
uST opened at The Auction Store of CaAS z.
- POkrEk, 1Os Fed ri 1t, an en- ire New s ,ocE
OF DRY aru Fancy Gooas, silver llfed Wore. Pho
ton. to the La les on Wednesday and Saturday AZ
terno ms, atzk O'Clock
G, W. HOLMES. AuctiOneer.
June 20-dtf
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

TESTIMONIAL TO DR. OLDsHUE.-We
notice that the students of the t'Phila-
delphia University of Medicine and
Surgery" presented Professor Oldshue,
of Pittsburgh, with Il large silver
pitcher, in appreciation of his services,
ut the close OF what they were pleased
to term AT series OF scientific, practical
and instructive lectures on Urino-Pa-
thology."
DIR. oldshue has given the first full
course of lectures on this subject that
has ever been delivered in n regular es-
tablishcd medical college in this coun-
try. He is the pioneer in this branch,
having practieed it for more than
twenty years, during which time he
has examined over fifty thousand
specimens Of Urine in disease.
His office and residence is No. 1872
Grant street, Pittsburgh, where he is
daily crowded with patients from all
parts of the country. lt:pd
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FOR SALE

IT OFFER FOR SALE MY PROPERTY,
b i Situated OH the line ofthe National Road
four miles east Of the city of Wheeling, Said
property consists of my residence, containing
eleven rooms and an attic finished, hath
rooms and all modern improvements; also,
fourteen acres of ground attached, on which
are convenient out-houses, including brick
stabling, Ice and spring house, chiCkery and
Two cisterns. Also, one hundred and twenty
Plum and Ounce trees, all bearing There
are also choice selections Of Grapes, Raspber-
mes, Blackberr1es, Strawberries, and other
with evergreens and other ornamental shrub
berry.
1 Will also sell my Household Furniture to
any one desiring to purchase all together.
Persons desiring to consult me in regard to
price, terms ofpayment, &c, can leave their
names a. the Gas Company's ONCE, or visit
q, 'fe6S2.tf JACOB HoRNBRooK
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War! War =! Is Not At Al End

A THE NEW BOQT& SHoEsToRE. No
~ ll5S Main Stree, where first class Goods
are 10 be mad at from 10 to % per cent Chez 80
than any other establishfneiitin thIS cisS.
,, S9IAIE one CONF. ALI TO John X
i,i " Ehefei Sou will find a well ~
isSled st9ckp % Roots, Shoes and CATERS, con
SSlsnng OF every thing in the line OF Iadi.s
f SenIS ahI Misses wear, kept constantly on
occupied by Mr. John Bishop. Call and eI-
anne Ior younelves and secure good bar
siil lIn- row y the time to get your money
, uacIh, anu az the same time replenish yonr
UNDERSTANDING Lltl Don't forget the place, the
sign ottPe Big Alack Boot. n n6v2S. :
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ns-A Chance TO obtain any OF the
ABOVE Articles for one Dollar, by Pur.
~ Five Sealed Envelopes WIN be sent for
81 eleven for e; thirty for S.; ixty-hYe for
$40: one hundred for Sl5.- - - - =
. Our patronSare desired to send United states
money when 1t Is convenient. Long Letters
are nnneoessaFy. -g1s ~ 80 ! - ?
case be accompanied by the CASH, with de
name OF the person sending, and Town.
-Sounty and State plainly written. Letters
should Dc addressed 10 the. Managers, as fol-
GOODWIN, HUNT a. CO., -'
40 Box sos Post once, New York.
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OSE OF the most perfect pieces of
workmanship ever brought to the city
arrived here few days ago in the shape
of "CAieEcIi,g Piano" It was pur-
chased by Mr.. II. c. Whitaker, from the
firm of c. L. Mellor, Pittsburgh, Pa.
through their agent, our old friend and
resident, Prof. Jos. Ebert. As "A piece
of furniture the "ChicEcring'' stands
Unrivalled, and TO speak of its excel
lence as musical instrument, you
might as well attempt to paint the lilly.
Some years ugo the agency for Chick
ering's Piano was removed from this
city, consequently their reputation grew
dim behind the clouds of misrepTesenta-
ton. Our observations could not keep
pace with the giant step taken by the
Messrs. C., of Boston, in improving
their instruments. By comparing the
more recent productions of other makers
with the former uuimproved ones of
theirs, victory was easily won.
In justice to the memory of James
Chickering, n name cherished in the
whole musical world, we cannot but
bear testimony TO the true spirit in
herited by his sons in preserving and
Frightening the name "CHICKERmG''-
the most desirable ornament on n piano.
1t is but just that this mist of mis-
representation should be removed from
the community. Already we can SEER
the instrument, above referred TO, rays
of truth that will pierce it like the sun
does the morning vapours. All who do
not shun the light, and desire to ex-
anime and judge for themselves, are
welcome Mt the residence of Mr.. Whith-
acker. Is it compatible that Boston,
the seat of art, and the home of our
best Artists, with its refined community,
its wealth and patronage for art, ire
member the famous great Organ, }
should produce inferior Pianos? MOI
ON the contrary, we believe with Thai
berg, Gottschnlk and all eminent Ar
lists, who have tried the "CHickeTin1a"
OTHERS. II
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4OIL LEASES FOR sALE-NoW Is THE
" time TO negotiate for wen selected tracts,
from TO 20 ACRES, extending 20 years. with
one-eighth royalty to land owner, with first
class deTr1cks erected therein. some UfcRhidh
are within short distance OF good paying
Wells sad tracts are located on all the most
Also, Several valuable leases on '-RobinSon' s
Hun, Monongalia county, only u miles from
itheTtver, with five beds Of cflal already OPEN
ed. Good titles given. These leases will be
sold for Cash, or thrown into companies on
favorable terms, Address
JOHN 3. AIALLARY.
dec4-1m MOrguntOWn w Va
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BY request, one of the firm of Drs.
Hazlett & Barbour, of Pittsburgh, who
pay special attention to diseases of the
Eye and Ear and surgical operntions,
Will be at the Mcclure House, Wheeling,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, De-
cember 18Th, 18th and 18th.
Drs. Hazlett d Barbour are medical
graduates OF many years practice, are
posted to the present time, and have re-
Gently had the advantages of the New
York colleges and hospitals, and the
I've and Ear Infirmary.
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An ArrE.NL FOR SoLDiERs.-wO are
in receipt OF communication from n
member of the 9th West Virginia caval-
ry, now located at AIkali Station, y. T.,
soliciting from the indies of West Vir-
ginia donations OF such articles of
winter wear, including comforters,
gloves and mittens, as the Government
does not furnish, and also OF soGks.7 q
1t will bc remembered that the other
day we published a letter in regard to
this regiment, stating that they were
engaged in fighting the Indians, a hard
aud dangerous service. They, it Is de-
signed, will remain in their present
location all winter, and they will need
many OF the uecessaries OF life. az
We hope their appeal will not be in
vain. The loyal ladies of this State
have never been behindhand in their
contributions to the soldiers they have
supplied, without stint, the numerous
large and pressing calls that have
from time TO time been made upon them
by the soldiers in the field and in the
hospitals, for the nccs-Ssaries and deli
cRcieS of life, and now that we have
one moro regiment in the service, one
more opportunity to do benevolent act
TeInhlIS.
We should have n peculiar interest in
the 9th Cavalry. OF all our troops, it is
the only Regiment now in service, Ii
is a good Regiment-it wrote its history
with its sabres. The men composing Il
are loyal and brave-true and tried
and now that they are far away on the
frontier, where the cold winds of n
dreRry winter are truly cold-and
ask for a small donation from those at
homS-coSy and comfortable-Shall it
be said that their appeal was UNDECIDED.
Let somebody move in this NATTER
If possible one of our Soldiers aid Soci-
eties,-and make an arrangement to
send these brave fellows what they
need. When you sit by your warm fire
this morning resolve TO send pair of
socks or mits, or a comforter TO the 9th
West Va.
We wish the papers in the interior
would assist us in this matter. II Seve-
raj committees will forward boxes or
packages of these articles, no one here
will miss them, and the soldiers hearts !
viii be made glad.
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POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court
on Saturday Andrew Holmes was fined
$40 and costs, for disorderIy conduct
William Haines was erraigued for the
same offence, hut the suit was dismissed
at the cityis costs
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MARKET CHASGR.-Our Centre Wheel
ing folks, not to be outdone by their up
town ueighbors, and fully alive to the
advantages TO be derived from an even
ing market, will hereafter, eOmmenc-
ing to-day, hold their markets on Mon
day and Thursday afternoons at
r,scIncl-
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VALUABLE PRoPRRTYFoR SALE.-Sfr.
Thomas O'Brien offers for sale the fine
dwelling house on ChaPline street now
occupied by Mr.. Jordan. This is anoth-
er opportunity for good investment.
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Books AT AUCTIoN.-There Will be an
adjourned auction sale of Books this
evening at wickham's Auction Rooms.
Those wishing bargains of this charac-
ter will do well 10 attend.
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THERE is no deviation from health 50
painful ind distressing as are affections
of the Genito-Urinhry Organs. If oi
long standing, they depress the mind
and wear upon the nervous system
rendering life anything hut happy. DR.
kisner gives special attention TO those
diseases, using no mercury or other
poisons. .r dec7Iw
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0aA9nteLIlQe:n!.5ee!..a.:
nONDAY MORNING. DEC. H.

IL THE CII4.-Gen. E. B. Tyler, late
ly of the o. S. volunteers, Of whose re-
cent marriage to Baltimore belle we
spoke the other day, WAS atthe Mcclure
House on Saturday.
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THE misunderstanding was a re-
msrkably disagree,lble day = rainy,
sleety, and slightly snowy. Yesterday
was lovely day, sun shiney and
bright.
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@Fdtral


II Is now over thirty years since the above
celebrated PILLS Were inst discovered by DIR,
DUP0NCO, Of Paris, during which time they
haye been extensively and successfully used
in private practice, OF both hemisphereS with
unparalleled success in every case, and it Is
sands OF Ladies Who have used them ~ be
Is induced 10 make the Pills public for the al-
deviation OF those suffering from amy Irregu-
larities whatever, as well as to prevent nm in
crease of family where health Will not permit
20 ONE PILLS A DOSE.,r-
/ Females peculiarly situated, or those sun
posing themselves 50, are cautioned against
using these Pills while in that condition IeSf
they invite miscarriage" after which adj
bility, although their mildneSS would nFeyent
any mischief to health, otherwise the pills
oTerecommendeda asa
~; = MOST INVALUABLE REMEDY
for all those afilieting, nplaInts 20 Tac1,IIay
g The se VI; S5id fqia Iis5l-
y tIe9Sng Dorm Pains, Rush Of Blood 10 me
, Head Dizziness, DinneS5 Of Sight, Green SicJ,-
res, HeGti'ieSs Fatigue C1ly Slight Er.rfioI.
dSi';S,Om q ne Heart, and all the various
alsIIesslhg complaints, particularly that most
annoying, weakening, and the begfnninT oS
all other female weaknesses, "a
The LcucOrrhRR, or Whites.
IA, Al the same time there IS nothing IN these
Pllls that can do injury to life or health. LEI
ne directions be strictly ToHOlged and Won viii
una theIn 10 DE al they are represented
ONE BOX Is SUFFICIENT
""'OOo Boxes have been 7soiI Within
Ten thousand BO1es sent 6v Letter. botI, nv,
myself and Agents, TO all parts OF the world
70 which answers have been returned in
Mhlch ladies say, nothing like the above nils
nave ueen iSnOWnTGinCe THE Sf,TElSCP IN,
MED ,! 2 EDASVsSED pPoss THE -NYOf1D,
In Il eImOvInc.a OI,str-Irffoy,SS q = -, ]
ing Nature TO its Proper Channel.
os2IE5tETINGi THE NERVES and bringing bacJ, tho
to
most delicate. SA'eeA Vi the
Price 81 per Box. sf3GA six Rb,I,os ak 9
Sold by N'CABE, KRAFT & CO.. WbolesoIe
NJ M 9eglStS, % Main street, Wheeling. General
W noleSale Agents for West Va, to whom nj
REED, KRAFT eco. ~ A'e'tAl' ny
Sold in st. ClRirsville Ohio nv
r,, w: T. & ]. ]. PICKERING
LANES, by sending Sl00 to either nj ti,o
above agents to the Wheeling Post 0ff,ca , Ine
~ vet the pills sent, (confidentially,) by Mail
. oc28-lyd Sole Proprietor, New 7 Yo 5Ii 7.
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Coz SaIEEEs -
For Sale.

yTJHAT DESIRABLE PROPERTY AT THE
corner OF Main and First streets, Centre
%yheeling. now occupied by Capt. Geo. W.
Norton Is offered for sale. II consists OF
two story brick dwelling house, kitchen,
stable and other outhouses sufficient to ac-
eommodate large family, with all the reQui-
sites OF a tirst-rate dwelling, with water and
gas convenience, with the ground fronting
20 feet on Main, running back Id feet on First
This property is offered at private sale until
Saturday, the 10th day of December, when, II
not disposed Of IL will be offered at public
auction at the front door OF the Court house,
at 10 O'Clock a M
Term-One-third in hand, the balance in
four equal payments, ut six, twelve, eighteen
I and ,tyrentS-four months, with interest, Sc
cured by deed of trust on the property. The
title Is unqueStionable-
deC9-tf CHAS. B. CECIL
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THE BOARD or TRADE.-There was
an adjourned meeting of the business
men OF the city mt Washington Hall, on
Saturday afternoon last, in relation to
the Board Of Trade. The attendance
wns good, and themembers of the meet
ing manifested fully their determina-
ton to perseveTe in the mntters This
movement we believe will result, in the
organization of "a Board here that will
have controlling influence in our
commercial nffnirs. .a...
The proceedings of the meeting will
be found in another column.