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Ocean Steamers

OPPOSITION LINE TO CALIFORNIA VIA
~ NICARAGUA.-short route, low prices The Cents.
American rrsns Company will dispatch on the loh OIL sys0
month Pier No 20 North River at noon, the hne ss
ship GOLDEN RULE f. P. Dennis, master, ct greatly 70
dH''d ''s' of passage N P:itiSsS sS
No. lit West-st, corner Of Wsrren'se
LIMITED STATES MAIL LINE FOR CALI
u FORNIA VIA ISTHMUS or PANAMA.
Lower Passsxe Rates, commencing July lBoa
The Atisntic Mail Steamship Co. will dispatch Steamers
.emimontbIy a, noon from the Compsnys and
dous Pier, No. o, North River foot Of Canal-st
Univ OCEAN oTEEN...... ..... .slocsa.
Connecting at Ps1s% ~. Win consti'utiSSS, on.
July l7........... COSTA RIGA spsaes
Connecting at PANAMA with sACRaMEHIU:
No. Bowling Green.
s,s.m.hip LAFAYETTE for BREsr and HAvRE. wt9
all rom p.r No 50 North River foot Of Morton st. FRI.
DAY MORNING sd inst, as o'clock precisely fssseo-
ger. are to be on mt on on Thur day
MAIL STEAMERS to FRANCE DlRECr:
wi The GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPASfS
new line Of ir,t-class side wheel STEAMSHIPS be'wseo
NETWORK and HAvRE. A..
fayore route for the Continent. are tho following
ASHlNGTON. ,2W tuns, 900 horsepower
20. ;ons' ~ 81 hop.e.powes
FRANCE..........."......tsno atD. s0l horse powee
SAPQaE1ISsf iR% SES aS9Y TO HS'i HRyR
opn;n Al BRESp to land Nails and Pssssngers herse8
shortening the ses-voysge about one day. all, usa
EUROPE. Capt. A. Dnchesne. ......rriddsv I NAY
LAFAYETTE, Capt A. Bocsnde.. ..Frday, Jnne -
Second Cabin (ncludins tabe.wine( so OF 30!
Pavabe sod its equivalent in Unitod oss'
MEDICAL ATTENDANCE FREE o. CHARGE
'' "'''"' " GE0kGE MACKENZIE. Agent;
No. Broadway, New Yort
APsris No. 70 Boulevard des Cspucines l0rsnd Hotel,
~ ISFIIN 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20

Chemical Dank.-Sis'em-nt OF the CHEMICAL
BASk .sesss ~ chapter Las o. ia & the s-es endus
ss'afd.y, hs iTh dsy Of June. 1895
and Discounts. eArt2OtO
,
Of Circulation xhVtt
A,rrsse ausIoni OF D'rs- "a o'oeooss
sw dr-, and hat 1s sbse 'p:R,h "a. 20 ~ e,', Of
~ taoslcis. All beA.. u q WILLIAMS Cs.ner
ssore tef~c n. A.s if,h day ofJune. IS.
H. C. r.Ils.s, Notary Puhbc.
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Bank Of the New.York Dry Dock Cempnn /:

s,Ae mfnt Of The THE NEW YORK DRY DOCh NUH'
required go LAYS OF 1885, Tor the ~eeA endns
Saturday, the nth nj June. 1875: a..
Of and D.couru exoSs g 20
Ayerarr OF Circulation. lsl1S 80
Afersse amount of D-po-ts xt1o,W 20
City and County OF New Yot, lockwood, Csshsf OF
Se~ teas duly d.po.s and gay
hs. the nbyvr statement. correct LOCKWOOD CssAer
b-se this 18th day OF Juse. i-s ,,,
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printing. D

YIN 'vERDELL. SONS, No. 14 Fulton
w .t.-S1 Fam JOB PRINTERS and LABEL NAM
UFACTURER.
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Bank Of the stntc Of New.Yerk.-s

Bank NJ the Rtate Of New-York.-Stsement Of
The BANK Oy The STATE or SrwYoRk. OF the City OF Wv
Yt required W Chapter go Laws OF ls oS ne sA eD"s
saturday. The 18th Gsy Of June. 1850; .~ NJ,
Of Loans AMI Dsooan,s a"ns W.
suoun, Of Ccglaton. xn I've ~
end County Of se~ Yort ]. G. w Duet, .eo
Ter Of the Bnt Of the state q N-- fort a. the Guy oi 70
benz duly d>yo- nd hat the above saensa' coz
ret. o the bfst q ny tnovleise and beirf - -
' O. W. DCER Cashier.
b-or. m h. 10Th "a, Of June, l-,A
J. I.vssscs stossos. Notary fnbhe.
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Bank Of New.YOrk.-StatfmeH Of NE bANh W
NES YORK. required by Chatter go Laws is' of the "osA
endns Saturday. the nth day 81 June, iso; an
Aversse Of Looms and DISCOUNTS IDo ..
Crculaton-
City Of York. WIN. B heeker ConsI oi 'ne
Bsrk deps- and Ny s, inc soo'e
W. b. MEEKER Cashier
svcr before m this iNh day Of June iss MIL,
Wa W.Isss Pnsiss, Notary Public.
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A NCHOR LINE.-STEAM TO LIVER
IN POOL GLASGOW and the IRISH PORTS. HIBER
MA, SATURDAY, July o. ?. NJ, from Pier No. Mort
River Fares payable In currency. Cabins, S0o, SO an
SO steersse SO FRANCIS MCDONALD Co., No.
Bowling Green
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Citizens Bauk. -s,a'eneht Of The CITIZENS bANh'
,teased By Ch.y,sr @ Zoe he rses ZODIAC ,-afdv
the l7iI eay Of Jane. IsSi
Avs-ssr Io-rs ard
Of tsrCnson
Av,fsss srnot'o' D~rss Il w
Coy COSBY a Se- Yort X Com-tosk. C1her OF
Cfns B,nt tens dy S-p- ssd s.y thai the Allows
SIR coMsrocK. Crher.
J.sss w. Pos Notary Public
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Nassau Bank.-stateuient OF the NASSAU BANk, az
Chapter the week ending oemdAs
lTih day o. June, 1870; -. Ana -. q
Av-rssr amount Loans ndDosnts e3OssS.I %
Average " Circulation az
CIV And County New York Francis Harris C~nlerm
duly depose and cay Inst me soe's
y NJ HARRIS, Csshier
Sworn before me th. 18th day OF June. 1876 n,u
Coasslius r. DfsosvAr, Hotsry Public
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Bank Of the CommOnwea lth. Statement OF the
BAnK OF THE COMMONWEALTH s requhedb BY Chapter 20 LAWS
Of ls3 eajns Saturday 'he nth day oil June
Average OF Loans and DISCOUNTS HO.S IL
~
AvefaAe amount Of Circulatoa. oxts. ~
Aversse amount Of DeYcsts. ii,ov
George Ella Of the Bsnh Of the Connonvesh oe
duy dsoose and that the esons statement suu "
be "a nv tnovI-ds. And beh~ ELLIS Casdier
Subscribed and sworn 10Th day OF June 1875
BuLL, Notary Pubic. |
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SPECTACLES AND EYEGLASSES. pa
tented April 1863 which snit vision perfectly Is yes
sOld only by Prof EDWARD s. FRANKS Lecturer on the
Eye and Spectacss sole paentee the United States @
broadway New York. aud 2s4 onst Boston, Mass
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-23
MIsoEARAMEoUs ITnlIa.

L
Victoria is very Wroth because there ID
/ talk of running a railway in Scotland, in
Aghs other country residence. The queen
is growing fussy.s bsas;5
TwoePaaPers who lately escaped from q
county poor house in the oil reRtots of
EPennsy sylvGnia made 500, 900 each opeir1sS.-
bdng In ell lands before the oYerssers Of the
poor caught them.
Western dealers in o1ats, rys and barley
have been losing heavily lately. Some
Icargoes OF oats sent from Chicago have
soid for less at New York than they cost
81 Ohicago. They have declined SO cents
bushel within few weeks. The gov
ernment s.not purchasing now, and may
perhaps have some, to sell, as immense
Quantities had been contracted for for
army use before the reduction Of the war
stablishment commenced.
B. Rsddidg, secretary of state for
kQalitoruia, is likely to succeed drunken
James a. McDodgall in the United States
9snafe.4s -'sa ~ 500 ese
They have two or three murders every
night in the negro dance house at Nash.
vile, which is, blessed with both. military
and civil government, in addition to the
presence of the kghtfng parson and swear
ing governor, Brownlow.
The prominent republican candidates
for governor of Ohio, TO succeed Governor
BFnughEare Mai. Gen. Cox and Mai. Gen.
Steedmhn- George a. Pendleton is one of
the democratic candidates for the honor
Of a defeat. {. ..5.s....- ! :.
President Lincoln, having been applied
TO to pardon repentant slaVe-trader who
had been sentenced to prison, answered
the applicant: "My friend, ). If this man had
been guilty Of the worst murder that can
be conceived OF, might perhaps have par
doned him. You know the weakness Of my
uatnrei always open to the appeals of re-
pentance or of grief and with such a
touching letter and snoh Recommendations,
could not resist. But any man who would
60 to Africa and snatch from her her
children, to sell them into interminabIe
bondage, merely for the sake Of pecuniary
gain, shall never receive pardon from
me-" . n 5.
Some time ago the rebel authorities or.
dered all horses that could be found in the
neighb0ring country to be impressed. A
squad Of cavalry engaged in the execution
OF this order met Davis riding in his car.
riage, and ordered him to give up the ami
mails. Jefferson refused. The corporal
insisted. Finslly, to cut short the parley,
Jefferson inquired, "Do yOu know who /
amfH 'No," replied the soldier. "I am
President Davis 2" said Jefferson. "Drive
on, !" said the corporal, 81 thought you
looked like an old postage stamp"
Macmillan is trying to get Polish emi.
grants to come and help him fight. The
Poles can be in better business than fight
ing for monarchy after life long lIevo-
ton to republicanism. There are more
Poles in sWitzerlandinow than can be ac-
commodate there, aud several thousand of
them are coming to the United States
They hope to have lands granted them at
the West where they can live in peace.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-23
The Ocoupationaofl Aupusta5 e..

Nav YoRK, May -TbssHSrasR An.
gusta, Gaa correspondent gives an account
Of the occupation of that city. =, General
Golineuxr of New York, took. formal pos.
session on May 9Th, and found about one
hundred Thousand bales of cotton, ten mil
lion dollars woElhaof ordnance and other
rebel stores, and forty Eve thousand dollars
in bullion. A part of JEFF. Davis specie
train was captured and one hundred and
eighty.fVe thousand dollars of gold Sc.
cured. - -
The Savannah river has been opened to
Savannah, and railroad communication
from Louisville, Ky, to Charleston, will
soon be complete. ss-r.l,- -. !
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About JEFF. Davis and his Captize
,+-. FFi0nd6. ~

;FoRTREss MoHRoB, May 2lr-The steamer
Clyde has remainsds At anehor during the
entire day In Hampton Roads andl,u 70
this hour p.mO 1ef. Davis and family
have not been removed. Theqrehel Gen.
Wheeler and stRf, - composed Ofslhs foIE,
lowing officers: 0Ols. Johuson aud Cilerex,
Capt Rinkle, InspectOf General, and Capts.
Hudson and Ryan, were removed from the
Clyde this morning to4hO gunboae Maumee,
Ghieh left for Fort Warren alexander 81.
-Stephenslana Postmaster General Regan
were also removed from the Clyde q, ,this5af-
,teFnoonto the gunhoat tTuscarorsi which left
TOR Fort Delaware az is presumeds A
large number of oolored seEvantsj scoonl,
panied the rebel prisoners since theirEeap-,
tuEes bnt an order recently isS1ed reduces
them 10 an exceedingly small number.
The. Eest OF the Servants have procnrsd
transportation 70 Richmond. "a s,5lia
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UnnIcav III, January Is, 1885

UHRIcHV LIE, January Is, 1855.
M. ", H. RovEY Dear Cir In November 1853,
my wife was taken with . severe attack Of IrdAm-
UnaioFy Rheumatism, eouhninR her to her bed, and
deFiUR her entirely helpless for four months
after which she improved q health Gutetl4t to be
pEcppsd up in her bed, and 0eesdOraly re paihS
Ret.S ftass heF 80 Sho could get about tie room
upOa eTutehOS. But for more than Ayear she could
not lift q pound weight, and With great trouble
could she feed herself Cold hands and feet we're
her constant companions. ehs suffered terribly
most Of the time, with severe pains or cramps in
her stomach, which appeared periodically, once
month, keeping her In red week ct time. Upon
my viIit ONE from my regiment, l6ltt o. Y. r. ION
the I'd day OF December last, called at your drug
store and found you opening some new goOd6,
among which Was JohnBOn'S Rheumatic Compound
and Blood Purifier. Atyour suggestion purchased
3 bottle 1t acted like charm IN her case. Che
has been entirely free Of the pain in her stomach,
her feet and hands are warm, Ohe is now doing her
own house work, ard yesterday did the churDing,
and you have this day It cstVed visit from her %
thank you in person fox the Heavenly las che calls
it relief she has received from the use Of Johnson6
COmhound. ISAIAH MOOR.
do uost eheerfulIy AHirm to the above deScTip-
tion Of ny case ~ true in every respect.
HENRikTTA MOOR.
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Returning to Paw their Taxea.

NBWBERN, N. c., May ls:LThose citi-
Kens who fed to the interior of the State
when our army entered NsWbern, are now
returning to- pay their taxes to the q! !lSI
tax commissioners aud obtain possession
Of their former properly, uuderT Presid ant
Lincoln's amnesty proclamation. They are
good class of people, who have taken mo
stock as general thing in the rebellion.
Eleven tons Of documents and archives
belonging to the late rebel confederacy ar
rived here from Raleigh last night, under q
strong guard, and leave this morning for
Washington, whore they will be examined.
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ExCEE90R
The Great t1ntsrnal Remedy.
JoHNsoN'S
RHEUMATIG COMPOUND
BLOOD PURIFIER.

Il, #OnderfuI Curative Properties are Un-
dop6ted. It is Gls0ays taken iagenaIly.
From TIE number Of teStimoniials SeesiiVed,
.Os ars induced to 6eEisUs It curss nine case,
out of ten l0hen directions are strietly fol-
Iovsd. II Il unsqvqalF YOr lie cure q,
RHEUAAUSA, GOUT, NEURAL
GA. and kindred diseGsss. For As re-
mOUol Of SerOtula. Kings EOa, Seald Head
Tetter, Ring Worm. &c, this medicine
CLAIMS Uast superiority OUeT all Others.
It's soOthing and Penefyatiag qualities are
ftIt as soon az taEea. Try e aad 6seOls
Uineed.
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nj. 4. MIRSFAL'S SALE.

stasss "a he li bi:sries q &c q SVs West
'SGG3 .aG 5. Martin E. lss! = y ESGSsliRs Gsaas Fan
I'm purIuanee Of Decree Of the District Court Of
the United States for the District Of West Yir-
EfniA, rendered ct the Pal Term, 1885, q atWheetng
IN the above entitled. ea1Be, viii. On 9pEGDAY,
JUGA AA1S@, 1SG6s Tt the Hont door Of the Court
public auction, the highest and best bidder the
tract Of land Containing about one hundred acres
more or IeGl situate IN the forks Of Big Grave Greek
In said eOdh d61lAIIhdll ,Aud I'm Sai4 deeFSe msu-
TONED, being part Of the farm that James BuFley
bought Of John Gallagher, and bounded q follows
bayou eof6eF Is I Sis6a'O the Sams farm that Vas
heretofore sold to WIN. P. Davis; thence down the
kFeek with the original line OF Haid survey, with the
SgVeEal Courses and dstA1pe tbeGOt0 70 thA centre
9ft taEEe cut IN the bottom made by tbe inota
and ohio RAir oGd9 C6tnp any, And Ehsra the creek
n0W princfpally runs; thence down aid channel tJ
: stump corner to piece, say about eight and .
half acres, heretofore Sold TO Robert AlexandsE;
thgpcq with said lne sA4tWaFdlS .to
tlds Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad; thence
SagtEArdly along the side Of said EaflIoad to tho
orfgidA Hns Of said survey thence saatR6Ely with
the original line, With the several e6uriAS Ind dis:
tance1 thereto, to stake, corner to said VIM. p.
DaTtE fhaDes noEthUardly with the said Wm. p,
TERMS oil 81 - ne y u ibf the uur.
shase money IN hand the balance In three equal
at sig, twelve and eighteen months,
With interest On each deferred in8talment from the
dSy! Of sale untH paid; the puIchd5tt giving bond
with good security for aid defelTed install lents
deferred payments at the neat term Of EhB COuft
Sale 10 commence 0t tW0 O'Clock P.51I.'j Eid>
IVA fHt' HOWARD II. NOTION - 2
Gpr8S-td i=' 2 .. MaGhdl.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-23
THE GRAND MILIgARY REVIEW
General Grants order for the Review
In Warrington
sPEoIAI oRDERs-NO. 239.
HBADQUGRFERso or EHR Amy,
ApJUTANT GBHBRAL's OFFICE,
W4sHmeToNl May 1s, 1865.

L.. al ..-.aH
8, "A. review with marching salute, of
the.A Army ofthe P6tomsc, the Army of the
Tennessee, the Army of Georgia and Gen,
Sheridan's cavalry will take place on Tues.
day and Wsdnesdayasthe 2sd aud Gath
instant ESiIsIz
hTdesday, the 23d inst, will bereView.
ed the Army of the Potomac, General Sher.
idan's cavalry and the Ninth Corps, sft uu-
der the command of Msjot General George
9. N Meade, fs commanding y Army Of the PO-
tomacs, I5s-73., ~ 100 "a .s-f, ls55
On "Wednesday the 34th fnst.3 will be
reviewed the Army of the Tennessee, Ma
jqr General o. q. Howard, commanding,
sahd:the Army Of Georgia, Major General
81. W. Slocum. commanding, the whole
under command of Major General ". T.
TIE following will be theordsr Of march:
The, ,head 81, column viii each day rest on
Maryland avenue, ct foot. Of Capitol Hill,
moving at precisely nine A. M, passing
around t6eQ QapitoClo PennsylEania aveGue,
thence mp the avenue, 70 the ,Aquednct
Bridge, and across TO their camp.
The troops will be without knapsRcks,
marching at compsuy 'front.' closed in mass,
and at ropta step, except between Fifteenth
street aad New. York. Avenue aud Seven
teenth street, where the cadence step will
be observed. 1 q -.is-l -
Zach brigade win be accompanied by
six tamb1lanees, passing three abreast,
The reviewing Zuff1Gsr will be stationed
IN front Of the Presidents house, where
provision viii be made fortmembers of the
Cabinet heads Of the military and civil
departments and eOrps diplOmGtiqEs.
The, Ninth Army Corps, Maj0r-G General
PRrke Commanding, will report to MsjOr-
General Meade for 6he review.
HAjor-G General g. Q. 4ugur, commands
ling Dspartmentiof Washington, will have
the necessary guards posted in the streets
along the Route, keeping the street clesr
of all horsemen and carriages, except those
Of the rF6pse 6Hcsrs, heads Of nfiftRry
or civil Departments, or corps 6iPlomGtiqgs,
and such other arrangements as are neces-
sary 70 facilitate the review.
| &Ers 49, 80
Liankenank- -(4aneRal 0RauR
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Auction Sales.

I WILL ORP6R FOR SALE ON TUESDAY, MAY
i 23d, 1855, at 101f pollock, q. m; st the front
door Of the Court House, the following toWn lots
Lots on ZAne'I IG9nd In D: Zane's edition 70 the
City Of Wheeling Nos 20, II, IS, TO- SA 81, 81, S6,
liz, 1l8, l99, Ia 12A 195, 138 1l3- - "a
Lots In Rils35 addition % the City Of Wheeling,
Nos. and 4.
Lots in J.&J. z. Bater'S addition to the City Of
Wheeling. No. Elm square Is.
Part Of lots No !. 2, 8, Q, in square 10.
Lots 10 J. ]. & Bakers addition No. to the
City Of Wheeling.
No-V Ia square 8. ~ GsA sEg-zAv v-fEsF
Nos /, 2 3, :, s. s, ], In square L a. 40 4
T81sI,s TSE3I Sn'h- 4oo33 33AAA6Eab A6bR BAK3f8R = KfRo
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FOR SALE

i ON the line Of the National Foad foGf fniis5 east
Of the city Of Wheeling Bald property consists Of
my Ee8ideucS, eOntafhthe Gf6nasan attic
also fourteen aereaoi gEVpRA attanho3Spn which are
convenient out-houSeS, II Guiding brick stabl ing,
ice and spring house, ehlekery and two cIstarns.
choice hndIi Pear, Peach Plum and Ounce trees all
bearing, Ehere "a Aloo ehnee aOIeci0qS Of Grapes
RaspberTtea, RtAekberEies, SEraWberrte5 and oE6er
small fruits. The grounds arc an0ly Iald ont Tith
sVsrgreens and other Ornamental Ghrubbery,
i will also sell my Household Furniture 70 any
on0 dsdrtng to purchase all together lEEEel ~
Persons desiring 70 consult me In regard Ia prIea
terms OF payment &eT can -IeGEa their name AZ
the Gas Company once visit mo on the prentice
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-23

Nav Yoak, Nay 22.-A Nashville special
70 ths'N. 7. Times, says it is reported that
Ishan G. Harris is captured o Ieis cerl
tain that some of the state archives were
captured andallS the state b6nds1 together
With $500, 600 IN 'speeies belonging to the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-23

CnomzAT1, May 22.-The Madison
House. Madison. Indiana, was destroyed By
-fire. ct noon to-day. The contents were
saved. Loss Rot Stated. ia, s.,'..j
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o. s. RIARSEIsAI.Is SAFE.

United states n Con ooss.n NM. n.,,on oI and u
fh' :ti4aG John LunPPP. T5PP'y q 9t''i.gfo'
TN PURSUANCE OF AN oRDER UsUED By
i the United States Assessor for Internal Revenue
for the First Collection District Of West Virginia,
and in compliance with section % 81 chBptoe 17a6f
the Internal Revenue Law, Act June So, 1854 L
!han 5en At public auction ON TH9ReDAY, JQN1
building, on Monroe street, Wheeling, all the stock
Of said Lump seized by the United stateI Collector
for this District, consisting Of HRFnea, Saddles
Brides, Collars, Haltsr8. Trunks, &c. &c.
Terms Of SAl0-Caahg 6oTOEnmenE fundE,,, s
SALE 70 commence 6E 10 0eIoCk A. u. "a -
nyao-.d - .. s. aSa.hsl.
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Sale OF valuable Real Estate

4NtIdhiVkIK' 'UE3YNHEIIIN0fJIfl flIII
7 WILL, ON THE Slst DAY OF MAY. 1885. At the
mont dooE Of tho Court HOu4e "a The CITY al
wheeling, oher for sale the property IN aid oftv
known a. the "Wheellng Cotton MIlS'' (unIess Old
private sale on or before that day) to Eether with
al me mac cnintfI and fixtures thereto belonging
TERMS OF sAGE-OuG- hall ID hand pGid, and the
residue in one and two years from date with inter.
esq secured by deed OF trust on the properly The
PufenasSr may pay the whole purChASe monaY m
n "a u he dssiroS TO do %. J B.J1OKS0N,
nay . 1850. =" my1S
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Death of an RylU &. Senator.

HuHTsvtIIg, Ala, May 21.-Hoa. Jste.
Clemens, Ex- D. 8. Senator from Alabama,
died ct his residence in this city this morn
ingl ct half past seven O'Clock, Of conges.
tion Of the lungs. 9H 9ffa +;
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FOR SALE.

OF No. IS, situate on Yifth street, East Wheel.
iEg, on Shieh Z Sod dOqhls Rli0k hoGSS,
opt6Hilainsa an "A good rspSir. fao
,,A VS9s Vs Lot No 1ss eituate On Aarkst SSea csS, ID
,Mi9eenns, ON which are two good bFieE hnasSs
Gs; al IL SoOS sSH ESoa' each with elaF,
,rII toEther particulars enquire q No. Cd and a.
nyis OF ww n n,.sr-,
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U. s. MARSHAL'S SALE OF STEAM.
BOAT COTTAGE No. 9."
DIsTRIoT CoURT OF THE UNIFBD sEATEs
~ for the Distrjct7O of W6StVIfsilis, Spring Term
1885, at Wheeling.
Edwin O. Paden
Steamboat Ss,,.s. e No. r. In Admiralty
In Obediencato q deorOe Of the SAid Court pro,
nounced and entered on the 1lth day Of ApFs 1885
in the above entitled cause, shall sell ct public
suction, ,0nWBDNBSDAY,FH on THE TEh DAY OF JIM,
1855, eormeneIng &c 10 O'Clock A. H. RE the PdBlle
Landing in the city OF Wheeling, the Steamboat
EOO1TAGE No. 2" her engines, tackle, outht and
furniture, lhs now lies IN the port Of Whoeltng.
TERAGBOF SALE: s--fa sdt
One.half the purchase money IN Cash, the remain
der in two equal inStallments payable In three and
sig months After date, with interest from date until
paid; the purchaser giving bonds with good personal
security, 10 be approved by me, for sad .dofoFred
hnStAllm8nta AtfE MIL
This sale il made At the risk Of \. O. Padsn, the
purchaser at tho former sale, he having failed to
'0nPS WIN ~ s 's' EbwARD NJ HoRToa, %, e,
my20-id y. 8. MarShal.
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Nav YORK, noon, Nay 22.-Gold opened
at 1905 and closed at l3I. sa.f -r