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Proposals for Materials for the
sHr Navy son
NAVY DEPARTMENT.

xN-Et. q NAVY PREPAYMENT ii A
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND REeRUITRG,f
June "a, 1866.
OEALED PROPOSALS to furnish materials for
~ the Navy for the fiscal year ending 3Oth June,
1866 win be received at the Bureau Of Equipment
and Recruiting until 10 o'clock A. M. of the 18th day
menced. = So
The materials and articles embraced in the classes
schedules any Of which VIII be furnished to such per-
sons desire to offer, on application to the COM
all the yards upon application to the Bureau. -
Bidders are referred to the cenimandants OF the
spectiye yards for samples instructions particular
description of the articles; also, for blank forms Of
offers and guaranty.
The classes Of this Bureau are numbered and des-
ignated as follows
No. 1. Flax, Canvas and No. 10. Sheet Iron.
81 81 Irvine. 81 49, Soap and Tallow.
2. Cotton, Canvas and 90 Brushes.
Irvine. %. Stationery
T. 8. Iron, &C., Jna sIsj g23. Hardware. t7gg1
4. Tin Zinc, &e.He q. Ship Chandlery.
Z. Cooking Utensils. %. Firewood.
10. Leather, SC. To 81. Whale, Neatsfoot
IL. Hose. and Tar Oil.
* II. Lignumvit@. "a. Chain Iron.
10. Lamps and LIANT ' 30. Coal. b % is4is5
1IJ terms. Es 40. Sheet Copper.
IA. Ok Hides for Rope. -. sss1s 81 lialt l.efl
The following are the classes, by their numbers re-
quired at the respective navy yards: ha e,so ~
KITTERY.
Nos. /, 2, 8, 8, 10, Is, %, "a.
CHARLESToWN.
Nos l. 2, 3, $, = 10, II, a. 10, 10, 90 %, a. Is,
BROOKLYN. j +
Nosl 2s, 4, 8, Z, 10, II, - 10, IS, 20. O. 49, "a,
PHILADELPHIA.
Nos. 1, 2, ., 8, = TO- H. IL 20, % 24,29, 81 40.
WASHINGTON "a
Nos. l, 2, 8, 4, 8, II, Y, Is, %, "a, 20, a.. Ma
NORFOLK
Nos 5,T 10, II, 10, 10, 1920, %, "a %, %, 81.
july t-law4W.
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GRAND TRNNR RAILWAY.

OF Canada
saUoH saUMMER zRR,4N2 KHENT. STA s,rF
css:H5ss5 lon and aster Aiosaay j une 2stb 1886
xszzsT--seE.8 trains will ran as follows
Morning. xpr sstrain fAf Ssulh Paris Lew ston
Gorham, Island tond M1ntr 81, and QusDee, at
Mar trsinfor Waterviilea Bangor G OF h am, Island
Pond, Montreal and Qneblc asa 25PM
Eoth OF these trains eonu ct at Nont cal wi ex
PRESS trains for orcn o, Dailoit, icago, and al
other places west hEYE4z 4f0L
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Railroads..
MAINE Central RAILROAD.
sn MlrkR ARaAKaRMRnr

TO CONNIE scE. MONDAY, JUNE 2sfh, 1865
ssesszFsaasTg3 Trains leave Portland, Grand Trunk
Station for Lewiston and Auburn at
7.Ul a end l.25 p. 81. NJ fBisnaa - :,
For Bangor and iptermediate stsiilons at lzo r d;
RRTU RNIHa- Leave Lewiston al 9 ~ A. nd and
$50 A. M, and arrive in Portland at lib z III.
Roth these trains connect at Portland with trains for
Freight train leaves Portland ar 5 A. NJ, and re
turning ia due ia Portland st z III.
Stages connect with trains at principal stations,
daily Tor most of the North and East of this
Bnes IL u.
Wsterville. june ", 1855. no aia-ll- ianu2aLI N
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PRICE PER INCH FOR
III White Oak Knees. Hackmatack X nees
Siding square and in-square. square and in-squar
Union Illuminating Ail

THE undersigr ed has no esitatioo in Offering
Il this Oil to the public 1t will burn in common
Fluid Lamps, ard efnits no unpleasant odr while
bu ming. 1t con umes az slow q, Kerosene when
used in those amps 1t is perfect substitute for
FLUID, safe and non exoiosive. x ,ai '-44f n
For ale at No 1873 Fore street, bv ~
JOHN PURINTON.
Pnri land May q 1865 and3n, - -.-i--1L-le-f
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STEAMBOATS,.
New England Screw Steamship G,
E. sEMI-WEEKEY LINE.

-, 8 EMI-WEEKEY LINE. ~
RlSA The splendid AID fast Steamships
<E9 G HE'S APEAKE, CAPT w. W. Sher-
A6e#&sM scood and FtfANCONIA. Capt Il,
- SHERWOOD, will until further notice,
run as follows: asael2 ls1s aaE
, Leave Browns Wharf, Portland, every WEDNkS-
. Moth River, New York, every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY, at 4 O'Clock p M - -
These vessels are fitted up ", th fine accommoda.
tons for passengers, making this the most speedy
safe and comfortable route for travellers between
New Iors and Maine Pas sage, IN State Room
sss8ll sCabin PASSAGE IS 90. Meals txtra
Goods forwarded by this line TO ana from Mon.
treal Quebec, Bangor, Bath, Augusta, Eastport and
St.John. a ia III
Shippers are requested to send their freight to the
steamers IS early as Q p. NJ. on the day that they
leave Portland. ia 81
For freight or passage apply 10
EMERY FOX, Browns Wharf. Portland.
New York.
Nav 90. 1896. pnifsA9 tne Nfs8 DIFF
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THVHE undersigned wing taken the Store no 1e9
Il Commercial Street, c1rnsr OF Genital Wharf
will keep coostsntIy or sale Hemp and ManiIia
Cordage. of ell sizes, by the Gang or Rstsil. Aiso
Anchors, Chains, Gables, Duck, OGkitn, Windtdss
Purchases. and NoUdi stores roget her with COM
plete ass srtment of Ship ChGd.ergs at wholesale or
retail w 4't.si.4 - ta' l-s&i III ii.1T T7Ifl-
he is also Agent for the Revere Copper Compang
and will keep on hand ful and com Die assori melt
Of Copper and YeIsotc Metal Bolts and SkeathiMg
Compost ION Spikes Nails, &C.
All OF which offered for Sale at the L west
Market Price. and to which the attention OF those
wishing to purcha e is invited
Portland, May a, 1855 -dsm y - >--DrTAtt'
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PORTLAND, sAcO d PORTsM ourH
II AILR0AD d. e 3ss6 si3 ne

-zz=4ssssz1 On ana after April9, 1865, Passenger
tssSAdi Trains leave as follows: ia e ~ ca
L.eave Portland for Boston, at $40 4. d. and 2501
p. NJ.
leave Boston. for Portland at 80 A. III. and 8
Freight trains leave Portland and Boston daily.
FRANCIS CHASE, Supt.
Portland pri 81 1865. Jks l6hTTaGl eltf +
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PERI |l!|s|E53IISS
s2Sl

PLEASANT to the palate cause no pain, act
exhaust, aid for elderly persons females and child
rem, are just the thing. Two taken at night NOV,
the bowels once the next morning. Warranted
in all cases Of Piles and Falling Of the Rectum. We
promise a cure for all symptoms OF the DYSPEPSIA,
such as Oppression after eating, Sour Stomach, Spit
Pain in the Back and Loins Yellowness Of the skin
and Eyes, Sick Headache, Coated Tongue Bilious
Monthly Pains, and all Irregularities, Neuralgia,
Faintness sc. TTQvesers ind the Lozenges just
tchat they need they compact and inodoTous
cents per box; small boxes 80 cents For sale by 4
S. HARRISON & CO., Proprietors No fremont
Temple, Boston. win be mailed to any address on
enclosing W cents. 8 fi..sf fa 5iaaet july4d1y
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ATLANTIC
Mutual Insurance Company
81 Waa So. cor. gaiiam. NEW YORK..
JANUARY, 1866.
lnsures Against MARINE and INLAND N.vi
CATION Risks.

Tine whole profits Of the Company revert 10 the
ASSURED, and are divided ANNUALLY upon H.
Premiums terminated during tho year; a d rv,L,rh
teemed. ~ ~
The Dividcuds In tho Years 1853 and were 40
por cent each. WV ~
The PROFITS for p Years az cunt to tho
Su. .la ., 49, ,L.t,L sts69l 02D
Cash, I2.s5S.79o
The Com aany aas Assets orer RIeren Million
f'oifars, viz
United States aud state or New.York
stock, City, nix and other stocks. s4,97f 10
Loans secured BY stocks and otherwise, 2.iSI $50
Fremium Not s and Bils Receivable
ksal Estate Bond and Mortgages. and
other ecurt o. 40 ts0
United State Gold Coin yli zl
.ash in tank, sss.EO
~. ...o slllS5OO
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- s.. ILL A IL
-i9nilV SHIPPING, FORWARDING, neoIa.
And Commission Merchant,
20 72Tower Building,
. Liverpool, En- gland.

The undersigned, for many ears past a resident
OF this city, respectfully begs to inform his old
friends that having estab ished himself at the above
az oress in Liverpool, he is prepared to rsrsact
warding merchandise 10 all arts o. the American
Continent al in the sale of cons;aB mt nts OF Lun
Der and other produce on which he will make Gus
tomary ndvarces. Us MILLAR.
RFERENoEr-St. John Smith. ESQ; A & S. +.
Spring; H. Wiuslow & Co; John Lynch Co.
m NAV l2--d3ms -. = -.-...t
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l1sel .1INOorn Mill.

TTlHE subscribers are prepared to GRIND CORN
for customers at their MIL on 7 Org street. Office
Commercial St, head of Richardsoa.s yhar.
iuly17eod1m K. T. UPWAM q SON
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PROPOSALS

U. Engineers Office, 81 Exchange Street,
PORTLAND, MAINE,
July 21st, 1866.
DROPOSALS viii be received by the undersigned,
until Tuesday, the first of August next, for fur
nishing seven hundred cubic yards more or less OF
earth to be delivered in sc0ws or canal boats, along
size the scarps at Fort Gorges.
Inc earth must be sandy loan. free from gravel,
AM u suca character to compact well under the
+,e rCp1 9 viii state the earliest period at which
1Hey Wal commence to deliver the same. 60 u
GEO. THOM,
July 2z-dtd ~ -"'e- y.
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sa OH ATE'S oaaa.
LOZENGES!
And why everybody shouiduse, and every
NJ, Druggist should sell them. srer

: IL sy1ft4Ea tAN ---~~
They willlcure Coughs and Colds. bal s1as49|
They viii cure Sore Throat. 81 ..i.
Always cure Tickling in the Throat. 1na IN
lsureto prevent sleepless nights from Coughs.
Will preventive Asthma iftaken early. @ iAl eh
Are good for cold in the head. a'i 'ih- '41i
Often cufs Bsonehitis sN'+ 81
Are an effectuaI remedy for Catarrh.
Alwaysc re Hoarseness.
wnlrlege Dry Coagh Instantly ~.
All vocsiisis should use them e
Will Always clear aud streng lhen the voice.
AnPab!ic Speakers should use them. {, b..i......-.
More in quantity for tho money. ss.iffiGI
The large boxes are the cheapest. IN .foH afe
r Ks PRFPARRD AND FOR SALE by 4.it 3
HENRY A. CHOATE, Druggist, 81,
Under Revere House, Boston, and by Druggists gen.
orally.
wholesale Agents j. W. Perkins g 90, Sc Com-l
mercial 81 WaoIesals nd Kstail, E. L. Stanwoot,
corner Of igere and India, Al. H. Hay junction Free
and Middle, M, s Whit Ter, corner Free and Con-
gre-s streets; VIM. W Whipph, No 81 Market
Square. and all uggsts in Portland and vicniysi
- june % dA5s 3m sl9s9s@ f0 siisuO3 giJGg ai.i
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A HORSE SToRY.---M. de Boussanelle, Cap
tain of Cavalry in the regiment of Beauvillars,
relates in his military Observations" @That
an old horse Of the company, that was very
fine and full OF mettle, had his teeth all of a
sudden so worn down that he could not chew
his hay and corn; and that he was fed for two
months(and would still have been so had he
been kept by two horses on each side of him
that are in the same Manager, that these two
horses drew hay from the rack, which they
chewed and afterwards threw before him that
they did the same with the oats, which they
ground very small, and also put before him.
1hls was observed and witnessed by a whole
company of cavalry, officers and men,"
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PORTLAND AND KEaNEBEC &. r.
s A sisfs;!ssssEa 5lsS5H

On and ef er Monday next trains viii cave Port
land oslv iot Bath A3gus.a, Wateryibe Kenda is
Mile, and Sk5whsg gan, at Up. M, aud On Saturdays
from Poftlat al Up NJ connects at kenaa Re Mills
with the train for Bangor aad her stations cast
samsnig IL Passenger from Port AID desiring TO
tai 9 this icure con purchase tickets to Ken. Mills
and inform the conductor 10 the cars that they go
through to- Bangor. and he will 50 arrange their
fares through thas it shall &C st them more by
tn 9 RI ne thaB b any ctser. ~ rV
II aims ere dae In 10 tand to come with trains
for l,oston Oh Mondays o. 20 A. ", and every day
FREIGHT Train leaves new depot Portland at 645 A.
N. daily.
|euk ~ Er EDWIN MOVES, = y q
April 27 18s6-apr20tf & = G Superiftendent. =
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PRICE s1.OO PER BOTTLE.
Prsnarsd hx s. Seaxerr

DR. E. r. KNIGHTS, Proprietor
9xN4r Melrose. Mass.
For sale by W. f Philips i Co., ana II II. Hay,
Wholesale Agents, and retaied by all de lers IN
medicine. .mcl2P 65eod&eow6rn
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A SIGNIFICANT sTRAw.-A correspondent

A SIGNIFICANT STRAw.-A correspondent
writing from Alabama tells the following:
"On the train were two ladies from Decatur
in company with a major and lieutenant.-
They seemed to be very proud of their gal
lants, and paid no attention to their old rebel
friends. This at once excited Jealousy in the
minds Of their dupes.
II see there's two of our ladies subjugated,"
said recent rebel major to me,
"Dc you know them ?" said L OBJ
"Waal, reckon do" said he. They were
the worst secesh women ever saw; and l
have often heard them. declare they would
never smile upon a man who did not go into
the confederate army. o, no, so it is-friends
in prosperity, enemies in adversely" 3A
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~ If you are in want Of any kind Of PRINTING
call at the Daily Press Qmse. .I
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-20
Employment OF Women In Paris.

employment OF w oul0h IA EAEADs
lam Induced, writes correspondent, to
say a word upon the very numerous en-
ployments to females In France which are
not open to them at home. The books OF
niue Ienths Of the retail shops Of Paris are
kept by women. lido not remember cot.
fee house in the city the counter Of which
is no, presided over by Wsmsn. The box.
Offices of the theatres are tended by women
not only those of the evening, bat those
open during the day for the sale of reserved
places. The bnI-openers and audience
seaters are women. Add not only do NO.
men act as sellers in such establishments
as are naturally fitted for them, but even
in groceries, hardware shops, wood yards,
fruit shops, butcheries, &c. In these places
the book keeper is a woman, fenced IN and
separated from the rest ny a framework
OF glass. 81
The ticket SELLERS at the railway stations
are principally women. / had the pleasure
of purchasing B scat daily of 4 good look
ing young person OF about twenty. four
years. From appearance should say che
wac engaged to the conductor of The four
o'clock train. Women even guard the sta.
tions and some of the less frequented cross
ings. Women cry the rate Of exchange
every afternoon after the BouES hours, and
uuto numO6Ib Vi Auo uoWbpAPeE8 BtO us
posed Of by women than by men. never
saw a nuWsboy Ia France. 10 the porler'l
lodgings there are as many portrerses al
porters, and landlord would prefer "a
take for his service woman without Z
husband, than a MAJ without wife. In
sma houses, where only one person il
required, that one person 10 . woman =
Omnibus conductors submit their WRybilll
ut the transfer offices 10 women for iDspeO.
ton and ratification. Women let donkeyl
for rides at MontmoreBcy, and saddle
them too. Women undertake the moving
OF furniture, agree with you aO 70 the
price, aud you fnd them quite 90 reasonA-
BILE ns men.
Without multiplying instances, you will
see thatR number of avenues are open to
females here, which 10 Boglaud are closed.
There are other capacities in which women
are employed in France which, trust and
believe would never be accepted by women
at home; a brigade OF street BWeepers con
tains an equal number Of males aud Ee-
mAles. There are female chiaouiers and
'old clo' women" A complete establish
meut of a fruit and vegetable peddlsr COM
sists OF q cart, a man to shout and sell, aud
a women, and horse harnHssed 10 straps to
drag. In the county, women labor 10 the
fields, and threBh and winnOw in the barns.
might say that. from q motive of pity,
employed an old grandmother to weed an
alley aud tend a strawberry bed and haW-
thorn grove in which l take an unnatural
interest, considering that they grow on land
not my own.
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PROPOSALS FOR RORAGR.
oHIKY oUARrERlIAsrBR'soIHUE,
DBRAGT1uI9 or WEST virginia,

OUluGRLErDI 1fD.,-tIoIsEdbleE- rhlST1sst-t-
OlALED PROPOBALSI In tripioatsAEe Invited ~
= the underlined for IupPlytng the Quarter.
VIrEinid 1t 0haEIeIton, PaFkerEbuHE. Whseling,
Wet VirSinlh. and GGlliPoffi, Ohio and the Geys-
raj DePois On the hnO 0f she Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, q follows: OlarkIburg, Grafton, HsW
Greet, 0umbGrllnd, ifnrtinSH1rg aarTer'S Ferry,
OF either Of those places With Hay, Corn, Ogs AID
BIDS vlbs received for tliSdetVuEy Of thEss ti,ou.
sand Ce9oOl bulhell Of Corn or Oats and my COZ
tons Of Hly or BttaW And upward, ana must So 90
BfdAerS must state ct which o. the Above named
points they propose 70 make deliveries, lAndi the
rates ct Thioh they Tin make dsiiVsEioa thereat,
Orod, tho time when aid delivery nhau bo COM
menced and whom to be completed.
Corn g be pat up in good strong sacks, Hay and
An articles offered under the bids herein invited
viii be subject to 81 Etaih Inspection D a6Verl
oontrdetS vii b6 EVardsd from time 70 time 70
The lowest responsible bidder e. the interests Of
the 9oySrDment may require. - HGl
No bidB viii be considered from parties who have
allied heretofore to comply With their oontTaetE.
An pfoposAl1 mnSt be accom- panied by guarEn-
y. dgnsd by two regpdnEIble porBonI. tia 10 case
named execute the contract for the same with COED
and sufficient guFekieI IN sum equal IN amoufit 70
the amount Of the 6ontrnets 70 deIiveT foFaRe RIO
oo1ed l. eo1forTnitV mn a. tSIT" ~ tSIS 80.
tiS0m6 'Rnd In case bidder shall fail to enter Ia.
% the DEaet they % make good the difference be-
IpOnEbb bidder OF the perBon 70 whom the eontract
mHy be awarded.
The pon1bflIty Of the Euar6ntors must DO shown
By the Official Certificate d United States District
Judge OF Attorney, Collector Of Customs, or Other
8oVVrpni emit Ofleial, known by this ONCE:
IAN pattSS viii b duly notihed Of the HoeOptSnos
OF rejection Of their proposals. = / -
All pEtPolall must be made In duplicate, and b.
accompanied with the oath Of allegiance Of the par
y oTPSrtfe1 unless 1t has already been placed on
ale IN thlB once. a-t go :
Tbs full name and post once address Of each bid.
der must b written In the proposal.
PTopo4alS must be Addressed 10 Captain q. Farms
worth, Chief Quarterm8Bter DepAFtment OF West
| for Forage"
Blank forms Of bids, guarantees and bonds may
| be obtained on application to this once.
AnpropoIalB reeoiVed under this advertisement
will b opened and examined ct this ONCE on WED.
HEhDA4 and SATURDAY Of each week, ct IL n
Bidders are respectfully invited to be present At the
opening Of bidl, II they desire. ., ~
J. q. RARNsWORTH,
Captain and Chief Quartormaster
decl3fH Department Of West ViFGinia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-20
TrnRfaa'a Sale

Tn PURSUANCE OF TWO DEEDS OF TRUST
given BY the Wheeling Female Seminary, one
dated October S1 1880, and recorded In tho OIerk's
oInSo i0r Ohio county in deed book No. 81, page
!6A % Daniel Peck a. trustee; the other dated May
9S4l 20 Daniel bAmb n trustee, BhaIl on TUBS,
DAY, fHh FOURTH DAY OF APRIL 1885, Il 10
O'Clock A. ID 81 the front door Of tho Court House
for Ohio county, cell the following property viz
Lots numbered ISL, 967, 253, 2SO 26I 26S and q60,
In the addition TO the city Of wheeling laid out BY
William ChApline, and being the Sams property on
which Paid Seminary now stands 2 Sf3' - =
TERMS OF SALE: OnOthIrd Of the purchase
ey and AZ costa and expenses of sale to be paid
n cash and the balance In one and two Year, With
Interest from sale the parties purchasing TO secure
said payments to the satIefAetioR OF the trustees
Eohng ~ trustees, We will convey suSh title ~ Il
vested In MS by the deeds above named and po1seS
sion TO b given on the TSt day Of July next 1855
DANIEL PROK,
DANIEL LAMB
IeE-tu TFu6teeg
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.Sprlgg House, &C., for Sale
at Auction, II

DURsUANT 70 the decree made BY the Circuit
i Court Of Ohio county, on tho hteenth day Of
December last, in the guit in ehGnceTy pending
therein between Peter YArnAu, junior, George a.
ReoS and EHima his wife, oomplGinants, and Daniel
O. List, the North Western Bank Of Virginia and
others, defendants. will It tho front door OF IN
Court House Of Ohio county, on TUR9DAY TIL z
TWBNTY-BI6HTH DAY or MAROH, IN THE
YEAR EIGHTBnNH UNDRBD AND sIXTY-FIYE,
oomme9eing At eleven o'clock A. NJ, proceed 70 o.
81 public auction, the Lots numbered three and
seven IN square numbered one In the city OF
wheeling, and those parts OF the Lots numbered
four ana eight 10 the same square, WhESh by The
VIII OF LaohnrtGh eprigg were devised to 2Smusl
Spngg and ZAehhrah JaoOb In trust for the purposes
set forth 10 Said will excepting much or said lots
seven and eight ~ ives cot apart in seVerRty to the
hST1 Of hordecai YArnA deceased, and those parts
Of said Lot number eight which were sold to George
". johnson And JAot b LandEriOd ~ in aaId decree
moro particularly specified; the real estate 90 % be
sold byVrtue Of the said decree being the Samo on
part Of which nov stands the Hotel called the
sRR!GG HOUSE, fronting Gu tho wharf In the ely
ofWheenE. IIE-| 90 - : =
TERMS OF sALR. The purchaser to pay not
!eS u IN one third Of the purchase money 10 hand
but 70 have the option OfpGyiDg In aud any greater
portion or tho whole thhEOOf The residue II there
DO any TO be paid BY equal inStalmsntS fprincIpaI
in eight, sixteen and twenty-Iour months with ia.
terest on each instalmon from the day OF sale-Rhe
deferred payments 10 be secured by bonds With sat
iSaotoEy security, and the title 70 be retained a.
further SsnuTity mill paymehstd full. gtG ] m
5ig SiSaR14HPf t .tp
e0S4d 90 DO OommI1-ICnCr,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-20
Trustees Sale or Real FEte1o

RH virtue Of > Deed Ct trust nom Appleton onl.
n; ,atn % 0hSrles ". Rusaell bearing date On
She ESooEdsrS once OF Ohio county, In Deed BOOK
20. -, folio IS, and By virtue n an (jrae+ IN
~ SSSaaty Circuit Court subsequently made
m Inieh my name va gnbatitutSd for khaf nF
O1aEiea " Russell a. trustee. WI ofleT a pObiie
- = ne mont door OF tho Court House o. fTJIS
DAY. MAR III q, 1855, a 10 o'eioeE A 7N ~ a.
loSlng described property, to Wit -
me nouth half Of LOT No. ga and forty feet sF
ths north pArt OF Lot No. 448 on which Il greeted
me E1oHso!y brick dwelling Known ~ the sHnT6-
man HouSs GituAted on the east side Of Rod StFeet
eeSS"eo Second and Third streets, Centre WbeeIInS
tne TUE % this property Il believed TO bS inlS.
P-anlet BAT 9olhng ~ Trustee viii only CONVEY
saeh Ute as yssted IN me BY virtue Of SAid dSed
OF SFuet and order Of Court Above named -
te31-A 3. p. HILDHRYH. TrAsk..g
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CITE gmtEIttgfnrtf.
THE DEAD.

When youthful faith hath ned,
OfIoVing take thy leave;
Be constant 70 the dead-
The dead cannot deceive.
Sweet modest flowers offspring,
How dset your balmy d8yI
And mAn's brief year can bring
No secondary NAY
Eo earthly burnt again
OfgladDsSS ont OF gloom;
Fond hope and vision vain,
UngpHtOfuI 70 the tomb.
But 'tiS an old belief
That on some solemn shore,
Beyond the sphere Of grief
Dear friends shAn meet once more
Beyond the sphere oFtIme
And sin ana Eatshs contROl,
SeTPns IN endless prime
OF body and Of soul
That creed / fAIn would keep,
That hope I'll NOT GoTego;
Eternal be the sletp,
UnieSS % WAkeu 20.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-20
SheFifS Sale,
IAkI JANE IETzER, o0mplaInant,

Margaret o. FStser, ct. NIs., DoSoudAnta.
west Virginia, Ohio county Circuit Court In Chan:
Gerry.
BY virtue OF . decree rendered BY the CircuIt
Court o. Ohio county, State Of West virginia On thS
STU day Of JTnsary, 1855, IN the above entitled
the 'front.' door Of the Court HOUSE of said cou1tv
on Monday the Goth day Of March, 1885, at 10 ociocE
A. mS TO the highest aud best bidder, the FoIlovng
described property. Wis: The undivided moIety n
Lot y J. ~ 10 eSuRre No H. In the addition 10 ne
CITY Of wheeling laid out by James and James n
Baker, being the came undivided moIOIy Of the
same lot conveyed to John JsnoI aud Jo' q Coufter
oy said BakeEs and their wives, by deed dated rs.
eembeE y, 1855, Ard recorded in Deed Book 50 nae
uodiVde moiety JalnOS ROt1ef,l IAtsof tWbeS Ing.
SGo soLed In fee simple and Of which the said Jane
EeIscr DIED Se'EedS and also, the other undivided
moisty now owned by the complainant
Terms OF HAlO-CASh .# -s Y. t
JOSEPH sHYBoLD. Sheriff of Ohio o.
Ioole and such. OomminsIonSP