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II GREEN d WILLIAMS, ,Auctfoneers.
TRUSTEES LEoF IMiRoyED PROPER.

tn ON THE ISLAND
oby virtue OF deed OF trust bearing date on the
Wth oL OCTOBER, A; ID. 1864. and recorded in Liber
{; No: AZ, felios AL, &c Of the land records
t i9r washington county in the District Of Colum-
will sell at Pnblic auction, in front OF the prem.
1ses' s' on aWEDNEsDAf, the ID day of May, A. ID.
a. two, (2D three, i3J aud four, al in SQUARE
numbered hye hundred. 600 y in the city ef Wash
inRteA, together with the improyemssis thereop
which are valuable. ,-'
Terms of sale: One: half In cash, of which saoo
must be paid at the time of sale and the remaindsr
within hye days thereafter, the deferred payments
tobe In equal amounts In and IL months after day
70 the satisfacton of the trustee Terms to be
fuiiy complied with within five days after the day
rlsk and cost OF defaulting psrchaser. after one
week notice. All conveya ancing Including stampa
to be at purchasers expense ''""ip''
,nR =. CLARK, Trustee.
ap IT, eo6ds GREEN wILLIAMS Gncts
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MAYORS OFFICE.

Sealed Proposals. will bs received by ths n.dsr
signed until l2o lock m. on MONDAY AprtI yJth
lnst ior lhe building ola foot barrel sewer (in-
sess In New York syenue, between 18th aud lsth
streets west, 10 connect With the sewer now being
constr ucted on lith street accordance with the
act approved NJ arch 1866. TO have one man hole
where the undersigned may direct
Bidders will state tue price per lineaI foot for
the sewer. which shall Include sll excavations
&c; &c. for The cost OF the man hole the success
ful bidder bidders TO be responsible for Ali dam
ages cone the gas OF water pipes or caused by the
elements and any accident caused in the censtrnc-
tOn of the work.
The right 10 decline any or all proposals. should
10 be deemed for che interest of the Corporation TO
do 90, - reserved.
Specifications can be al the office Of the Com.
missioner Of Improvements every day frsm 10 a m .
10 II NJ. or AZ any time by calling on the Comuis.
sioner OF the Second Ward.
None but pTactical mechanics need bid.
JAS. ". SPALDING,
ap 20-d Commissioner Of Second Ward
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I ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD
IL INGS. LUMBER, TIMBER, &C, AT THE
DISMANTLEb FORTS AROUND

HtadqEarterS Dspart,nent Of Washington, }
0Tes Chif Qsg,tsImas.er,S
VIII be sold 81 public auction, at the times and
Barracks, bless Houses and other structures be-
longing 10 the Qnsrtermasters' Department. o. s.
Army: IN u apd about the following dsmantled forts
Also, at same times and places. will be sold for
me Engineer Department, the Lumber. Timber
Ahsttis' &C, connected with each fort respoc
EAST OF EASTERN BRANCH
On MONDAY. APRIL 23, at 10 O CLOCK a m , at
F0RT CARROLL, eleven frame buildings, viz:
ing three ORicers' Quarters, and four small build
ings OF ysrisBs dimensions.
klso. Moss House ana Stable OF stockade.
four frame buildings. viz: "i . a y o-''
u One Bsrrack; ARR l. two 0fissrs' qgarters one Cock
mouse A' N6RTh 'GG or Sr PoToMaC Iass oil ''scka'e
On rgkT ARksL f6tkrEES fa L Ssoik fRA%E
Five Barracks: sGu. Mess Houses; three o.no.rs'
stabIes and four outbuildings stock OF various
ON WEDNESDAY. APRIL 25th. at IL o'clock q.
IA at FORT TOTTEN, NINE FRAME BULB.
Two Barracks; one Mess House: four Officers,
Quarters apd two Gutbuildings Also, four Ofticers
Quarters; Guard House; Stable and Kitchen stock.
sG5eUA tfs TIEsff Es9' r one 'lIsh fk2SE a%
. Five Barracks: four Mess Houses; Eve Officers
Quarters two Hospital Yards two Surgeons Quar-
(lcgJ -'''0' ohe o'aOie
on FRIpAY. APRIL 18th. at IL O'Clock a m
AE9RI STEVENS, FIFTEEN FRAME BUILD.
Four Barracks; four Mess Houses; four Officers,
Quarters, and three small buildings Of various d.
on SATURDAY, April 18th. at 10 O'Clock q "a
mEoRT RENO, FORTY SIN FRAME BUILD,
six Barracks; seven Mess Houses; one Head.
four HospIpa,l Suildipgs; two Stables. Zone large
one Carpenter shep; one Ssdder's Shop and eight
small buildings Of various dimensions
Also. twenty seven buildings of log and stock.
Six Ofhcers' Quarters: three Store H onses; ons
Stable; six Non-commissioned Officers Quarters:
three Mess Rooms; eight small sstbuildings OF va.
on MONDAY, APRIL sSth; at I2o,eloek noon,
at FORT SUMNER. FIFTY.F0UR FRAME
light Barracks; ten Mess II ouses; twenty Off.
cerss Quarters two Stables lone large size , one
Officers Mess House; two Hospital Wards; one
Hospital Cook House; one Dead House; two Sur
geenss Quarters; seven small outbuidings Of va
Also, SEVENTEEN BUILDINGS of log and
Three Stables; one Wash House; three Store
Houses; two 0fhcers' Quarters, and eight outbuild
ings OF various dimensions.
Theee sales embr ace q large quantity Of timber,
tnmptr. &C, and an excellent opportunity Is thus
onefed 10 Iand owners In the vicinity OF Washing
ton 70 secure building and fencing materials
nient 10 their property.
The military guard viii, remain upon the premi.
.ee ten days after date Of sale. for protection Of
viii be reqniIed to remove the buildings &C.,
within fifteen days from the date Of purchase
Buildings Will be sold singly:
N; LUDINGTON,
Colonel and Chief Quartermaster,
spH-Ft Department Of Washington.
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EOYERNMlNT SALE OF THE MILITARY
VI RAILROAD AT BRAZ0S SANTI-

SnarternaSie Generals Office,
The attention OF capitalists seeking a profitable
Investment Is invited TO this sale
the QuaItsrmaster General, Division Of River aud
mall ts sT at Wsshington D. c.
M. for the purchase of all the right title and in
terest Of the Tnited States in and to the United
Sraies MriItaIy KsiIroad from Brazos Santiago to
Inc sale viii include the entire track, aud 81.
bridges: &C., the railroad msteriais and supplies
pertaining 10 the road, together with the roll
lng stoek, cars, machinery, and other equip
The .ale will not include the title to the land,
whlch does not belong TO the United states
TENDS from BrsZos Santiago to Whites Rancho
is MADE by steamer With Brownsville and Mats
moros.
This route IS the shor te st and best for the i'm
mepse traffic between the Gulf of Mexico and the
interior of Southern Texas and Northern Mexico,
snd the comm unicadon by rail alone can readily
. The road already completed saves thirty miles Of
GTsT noW S8o ,orsaous psvigati%n Boats on the
Browssvlie as high as S. per barrel, and for pas
The road is five feet gauge, good ties, T rail- and
full spiked.
Mere particular description of the property can
be obtained 81 this office, at that of the Chief
Quartermaster Military Division of the Gulf, at
condition ef the sale will be that trsnsporta.
tion shall be furnished for all Government troops
10y Government at the time to the New York Cen
The terms of payment accepted will be those
considered the most favorable to the Government
Ten per cent cash, in Government funds, to be
PAID pT5s on np acceptance Of proposal:
Proposals should he endorsed. " Proposals fer
purchase Of BraZOs santiago and Rio Grsnde Rail-
read. and addressed 70 the Division Of River and
Rail Transportation, Quartermaster General g OF.
BY order Of the Quartermaster General
., ALEXANDRA BLISS,
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NOVEL EXCUSE FOR CRIMR-A returned
New Hampshire soldier, who had been sent to
the State Prison for two years for stealing q
turkey, mas been pardoned by Governor
Smytne, who took into consideration the
temptations in that direction to which he had
been subjected while in the army.
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AUCTION SALRS.
GALE OF SPADES, sHOvELs, &c.

GALE OF SPADES, sHOvELs, &c.
Cs,d Q.artsrn.astsr's Oece. Depo, Of wa,hiartoa,,
Win be sold az auction. under he diIeotion Of
Captain D. g. Thomas. military storskeeoer At
na9 fnS'Sins aspet, AInOr, SQUARE thiseity, MON.
sSs0 .bort, handled and ] 500 long handled shov.
% sibiey Tents, worn.
rbeee spades and shovels from the best man.
ufscturers, and many Of them are in original pack
Tents viii Re sold singly; spades and shovel. in
lots OF twelve with the privilege OF twelve Dozen
pise days are allowed purchasers TO remove their
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
B,s,ss MAJOR Gen. and Chief q qusris2ns.sr, seSnsS
sp % 2otd Depot Of Washington
SALE OF GoyERNMENT BUILDINGS at
- STANTON HOSPITAL.
oA''' QAa''''gwSssy.09es wass.. PseOt g Wash'nssos
VII vii be sola At pubhe auction: on the premises,
JsSs, soss 'ss Question Of BTsVet
STANTON M aSsPTR .tuaasd Sns
en-! on ,i rees between Second and Third Streets in
siI (s) Hcspital Wards. each a by 30 feet.
One I'D Administration Building a by IN feet
One n( Mess house, a BY ss feet " ~ '''''
One lD Kitchen, "a by IS feet.
One tD Barrsck, "A by 81 feet
One cd Coal house, 10 by - feet.
One ul Ice honse. IA by "a feet
One tD Stable, l6 by "a feet.
One ~ Carriage house. ~ BY 3 feet.
One n) Storehouse. II by 81 feet.
-Four y Sentry; boxes, each BY feet.
eia t6l Cepnec ctlons, each by "a feet.
One Cd Plank Walk. by 3l2 feet.
One tl) Platform and Walk, by $50 feet.
removed with fifteen (isl days Fl date of sale.
IermS' oasn' IN GoVernmf Mt II Iupdsi siIcKrp
sp 2l-I Depot of Washington
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CIVIL RIGHTS IN VIRGINIA.-We are in
formed that Major Paul X. Hambrick, Provost
Judge, intends, under the Civil Rights bill TO
before Judge Underwood, for the persons of
the two negro women now confined in the
workhouse by order Of the Mayor, and when
they are released, 10 sue Mayor Latham for
damages for false imprisonment-Atecand
Gazette.
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GALE OF ARMY WAGONS,

CaiO QbaTtrMdSt2'S OSce, Depot OF WaShinxt0Hl
FaShrrrop, ID. C., April l9, 1856. (
Sealed Proposals are invited for the pu rchase OF
20 Army Wagons, In lots Of not less than twenty
five.
These wagons are worn, but still seryiceabIe for
road and farming purposes.
Proposals will be received until IL NJ wEDNES-
DAY, May 9. Payment in Government fundsI will
be required upon notification of acceptance of bid
and prior 10 the delivery of the Wagons. The risht
10 REJECT all bids considered too low is reserved
Ihe.e wagons are AT Lincoln Depot. about one
charge.
Proposals should be signed with the bidder 3 full
name and give his poet Office address, endorsed
rected to ID N RICK rR N'
Byt. MAJ. Gen. and Chief ousrtsrmastsr
SD HH Depot Of Washington
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LAST "EER 0r TIE GahlNTERBURY Az Y IN ITS
DR0FS, J. W. b II. p. kREIS'
GRAND
MAY BALL AND EXHIBITION
Will take place at
ODD FELLOWS HALL,

On TUESDAY EVENING, May lst.
Tickets can be had Of the scholars and also At
John +. Ellis's, Metzerott's, Philip & Solo Sa
mons, and other principal Bookstores, or at -
the Academy. fm
We would also most respectfully announce sfEA
that we will continue our classes during the sun.
mer season at our Academy.
PARKEE'S HALL.
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th ana 7th sts
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel
Days and Hours Of Tttfon:
For Ladies, Misses and Masters, Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons, from to CLOCK
For Gentlemen, Tuesday and Friday evenings,
~ 20 10.
Private instruction given TO suit convenience Of
these desiring.
Circulars can be had at J r. ElIis'; Philip a
solomone, also, at the Academy during the hours
of tuition.
The Hall can be rented for Balls, Parties, Sol.
rees, &c, on reasonable terms. ap7-tf
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AUCTION SALES.
CALI OF A STEAM GRIsT MILL AT THE
- CAFALRY DEPOT, 9IEsBOR0. d. O.

CALI OF STEAM GRIsT MILL AT THE
Q1a,ss1"a,,s. a.Dafs aSf 6se!. F% Ss.;ssal
ses sse e ,sSe
Haaes t6s srscSn Sf E.s;sin George a sTesp
.Sel the iooRi.s ds.sriSsd public q % Srop' 70 =
ohE W STEAM GRINDING AND FEED
frame, with massive granite found dations 40 BY 50
ali Of Ss
most substantial manner.
ONED ENGINE, OF loo HORSE POWER,
with cy Under of twenty two t2zl iaches diameter
heavy cast iron bed plate with cold and hot water
pumps and heater, and cast-iron ny. wheel, with
diameter ..Dd twenty four t2D inches face, with
TWO q, BOILERS, Or eoHoRsE POWER
O %sas a 81 ines hs Sest ss 6ces rGn @
ana fourteen s4l f.et nye 81 INCHES in length each
each three J3j and one fourth LJ inches in diana,
1ES 4sE4S ~ s TdhEs sFEs eE2E
Constructed of solid French burr milestone, and
set in heavy, well balances frames, with hay cut.
ters, eley yators and conveyOrs sufficient cut aud
mosteeenomics and labor saving plap' ieeu on the
ne shaitlng Is o. MASHED wrought iron, and the
hangers and boxes sufficient to dr We ten tfoj pairs
OF burIs, &c. The main driving belt is OF four (D
ply rubber. and twenty four (24l inches wide. The
belts for driving the mills &C. are of the best oak
tanned. patent stretched leather
The Engine, Boilers, Machinery and Fixtures of
every description of the very best materials
and workmanship. and are still in excellent con
dltlon and fine working order, the mill having been
Ia operation only about fifteen months
lfdeemed advisable by the agent of the Govern
me nt on the day Of sale, the buildings will be sold
separately.
Terms Cash, in Government funds
Purchasers will be requ red 10 remove their
at lay ~ nj rnxs
Hnless otherwise arranged with the owner of the
grounds.
A boat for Giesboro will leave the Sixth street
wharf every hour during the DAY of sale
Any further information that may pe desired
Will be given upon application in person or BY let
tel, to Captain George T. Browning, A O. M
Giesboro, ID. c., or at this office.
JAMES A. EKIN
Brevet Brigadier General, in charge
sp lSts First Division, O. NJ C. O.
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LAMB CARRIED OPP BY AN EAGLE-On FIJI
day last some farmers engaged IN plowiag on
the farm Of Squire Shadnon, in Falloweld
township, Washington county. witnessed a
scene somewhat strange 10 that neck of woods.
In an adjoining field some ewes and lambs
were quietly grazing, and while the attention
OF the plowman was directed 10 them by re-
marks OF some one in the crowd, a large Amer
lean eagle was seen TO swoop down, and seIz-
ing weak old lamb, with a loud scream new
on far above the tree tops, bearing the bleating
lamb in its talons. This sudden rise in M utton
so astonished the farmers that for a while they
maintained a silence not unmiXed with admi-
ration, but recovering themselves, set up a
shout and hallOo which seemingly frightened
the proud bird, for IL let go its hold and the
lamb fell 10 the ground with a force which re-
duced IL TO a state OF mutton chops and sheep
SKIN in very short space OF time PittsLurg
Igzeffg-
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The gentlemanly barkeeper, Destiny, says
10 morials: .sGentlemen, what will you have
An yoQrsi Cholera, rinderpeet, or riehiH&l"
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sp?OCt
DROPOSALs FOB CONSTRUCTION OF
VAULT AT ARLINGTON. VA.

VAULT AT ARLINGTON. VA.
HsadqHaTrerX Department Of WdShiHgtos.
Osee Of ths ChieJ QHdrtsrmaStsr, }
WdShtrgton, ID. c., April ~, 1866
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Ofice
until L. O'Clock noon, APRIL BOTH instant, for
the excavation and masonry necessary for the con-
strustion Of Stone md Brick Vault at the National
Cemetery st Arlington, Virginia. the required
materials TO be furnished by contractor or con-
tractors.
Said yault TO be- under ground. of an interior
diameter between the walls OF twenty COZ feet ten
l0J feet high 20 spripgng lire of arch. with walls
three 81 feet thick, Of rubble masonry, laid in
mortar Of part lime and part hydraulic cement;
20 be covered with hemisphericsl arch Of same
material.
The floor, walls dividing vault into compart-
menis AID walls at opening st top, to be of brick
masonry.
Plans Of ysult may be seen, and specifications
will be furnished, upon application at this Office
N. l. LUDINGTON,
Colonel and Chief Quartermaster,
ap 20 q Department Of Washinaton
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cur companies should Be taxed from 600 70
~, and other companies Be allowed 20 DO
ousahess ey paying but $50 per annum- One
NonPSny last year took 81, ,0oQo0o worth Of
As nere, and could any one think that the
from the city.
Mr.. Peugh moved thai the bill be amended
90 thar no company whose credit is not strictly
sound snail take out license
Mr.. White moved 20 amend the amendment
that each company shall be required 10 eiye
security, which was accepted ana the amend
ment was adopted.
After some further debate the motion NV
which the bill was amended was recon sadered
and The bill as IL came from the Aldermen was
passed.
The following were received from The Alder
men and referred;-To continue the sea wall
on the Potomac from 9TH 20 9th street; 70 dig q
drain on the east side Of 10th street and FOR
other purposes; for gutter on north side Of "
street across 18th street west; for gutter on
south side OF ID street between 18th and 18th;
70 grade and pave alley in square ID; for eene-
mt OF Jos. Laburrie; for footway on the south
side OF i street south, between 3D. and 4th sts.
east 10 drecge the channel Of the Potomac
river; for the redemption Of certain stock is-
sued In 1851; for relief OF VIM. Rothschild; 10
repair gutter in the Second Ward; revlving
portions OF certain acts relating 70 nuisances,
resisting TO ish wharyes. Adjourned.
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TIaz ENGLISH TRADE STRIKEs.-Victory ciA
TIE Striking Tdilors.-ln accordance with Ih-
promise made on Wednesday 70 the men by
the employers deputstion, Mr.. Green, n
Secretary of the Operative Tailors Commit
tee, yesterday morning recsSled letter from
Mr.. Brown, the Chairman the Associated
Masters, informing him that ytey were willing
10 come 20 an arrangement upon the resolution
adopted at the meeting Of the joint deputation
on Wednesday. and requesting the deputation
from the men to meet tkern az a sc O'clock last
evening TO make definite arrangements. The
populations met accordingly, and an agree
ment was drawn up, TO be binding on both
parties, by which the men were 70 receive the
advance of one penny per hour, yielding At the
same time some minor claims made by them
The strike and lockout may, therefore. De
considered virtually az an end. general
meeting OF the men IS 10 be held this day 20 re-
ceiye the report of their committee, and IL is
understood the shops are 10 b. opened and
work resumed on Saturday morning next.
The men, although not obtaining all they
asked for, have gained considerable addition
TO their weekly wagcs.-LoHdoa Times, April 4.
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U A LII q y A LII
FRED. KOONEs,

r LII 90 LII
FRED. KOONEs,
Agent for Tyler Co., of Philadelphia Pa.
Goal BY the cargo TO de alers at the lowest Pbi,a
oelPhia Wholesale prices. Once osthwest corner
OF Penn. avenue and lltb treet. NH 70 sws
MEATS FOOT OIL-NEATjs FOOT OLA
! prime article. For ssie by G. B. JEW ELL
CO, Potomac Mills, foot g street mn "A eOlv
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AMUSEM ENTS.

AMUSEME ENTS.
growers NEW IHEArEK,
fennsyfvania avenue. near Winards Hotel.
LEONARD aB0vER.....O. d. HESS.
LAST NIGHT BUT FOUR, MOST POSITIVE,
BRILLIANT AND tSiyHhPhhAsr ENGAGE
MK. JAMES Z. GURb60H, aShG''
AsB SGE fHis sTasE sstY As intfsxA p
BEvkAssLY
In the Thrilling Tragedy, in five acts, entitled
THE CANISTER.
to- MORROW NIGpT-
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.
CANTERBURY.
Corner Pennsylvania svenue and Ninth street.
skohS1 LEA Proprietor
CARD.-The Proprietor, thankful for the pa-
the public whilst located at the above named paoe
after M0NDAf, April 50, IsS. the CANTERa " ssa
Louisiana avenue. near 9th street, and he hopes
the public will still continue to patronize the Can
terbury as heretofore, assuring them that whilst
nse his best endeavors to procure the best talent
that money or energy can secure.
LAST WEEK OF THE CANTERBURY IN ITS
NEW .rrRIsEiENI PBEs6NT t9GATI9N. LSp TEG prpro.v
First week Of Miss LIZZIE LAGRANGE, Miss
MAGGIE MARS, Mics JOSEPHINE WILSON,
& s1ff and hs ysT SEA
ENYMPH. CARLETON in his new oOmicaities
plan peculiarities.
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n. THOMPSON, Oomplt's Solicitor.
GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
aps-eo&ds Intel I
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Commercial Matters.
Neys York Market.
IL New YORK, June s.

CottonLfrm at 3Sa40 for middling:
Flour-dnll, heavy, and common anu
inferior grades are l5a25 cents iow nn
at S7,S0aS9,50 for extra State; s9,VVa
50 go for extra round hoop onlo'
and S1O,OOal3,SO for trade brands, CLOS CLOS
ing heavy. Whisky-quiet at - 22a'EEI
for western. Wheat-dull and heavy 1Or
common grades, and nominally &c lower,
while prime parcels are scarce and very
Arm: new No. | Milwaukee, part at 92,lo
40 "a and the remainder on private
terms, Rye-frm at 93a99c for western
and 81 goal ,25 for Canada. Barley, dull;
sales of 35, 1000 bushels Canada East at
$40. Barley malt dull; Corn--la2c
lower; 72aS0c for unsound new mixed
western; 9laS4tc for sound do. Oats
-la2c lower and more active de-
mand; 57a5sc for new, and 75c for old.
Coffee-quiet. Sugar-active; Cuba, ii
alp. Molasses-dull, at 69a75 for P. r.
Petroleum-dull, at 26a26ac for crude,
and 4la42c for refined IN bond. Pork
closed firm; S3050a30,6S for new mess,
closing at S30,56 cash; S29,25a29,5O for
old do, and S24, 25a24,50 for prime; $3.50
bbls. new mess for June July and August,
at buyers and sellers option, $50,
62a3l ,25; Beef, steady at previous prices;
l6a2l for new plain mess, and S2l ,5Oa
$500 for new extra mess Beef Hams -
quiet and unchanged at 45a46c. Cut
meats-steady; l7alS4c for hams. Bacon
dull at l5al6' for Cumberland cut.
Lard-dull at 19a22!c. Butter--dull
at 22a34c for Ohio, and 25a40c for State
Cheese--dull at Sa20c.
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Latest Improvements

on BUSHELS NEW OBOHAHD
~ bash. Kentucky B,ns ara.s SEED SEED .po 81
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PIANOS.
OF Baltimore, Md,

wARER0oMS-Eorth East Corner Of Eutas
and Fayette Streets, and No. Is, II, and
10 North Eutav Street.
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Prof. JOS. EBERT,

Nv authorized Travelling Agent, viii visit this
locality frop time to time and cheerfully COM
municate all desired information.
G.. e. MELL0R,
feb2l Pittsburgh.
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain Pa.
tice INDUCED in when alone, habit fTequCnty
| learned from evil companions, or at school, thr
effects OF which are nightly felt, even wher
asleep, and If not cured renders marriage lmpo.
| sible, and destroys both mind and body, sbouli
apply immediately.
What pity that youngman, the hope ofhii
country, the darling OF his parents should b.
snAtched from all prospects aud eBjoyments o.
lie by the consequence OF deviating from the
path OF nature and indulging in certain secre
habit. Such persons must before contompls
| ting
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-09

Instruments of other makers and different
STYLES, always in my present extensive ware
rooms
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-09
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, June :.
Money-easy and quiet, at per cent
for call loans. Sterling Exchange -
dull at Sl095al10. Gold-frst class bill
gold, irregular, unsettled ana decidedly
Tower, opening ut l40s; advancing TO
I4l5, and closing at $50.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-25
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Free and AcrepteIAncle York Nasons
TULALIA LODGE. NJ. 81, I. y. NJ. Static!
Ia Nee fnti on the , an A 'clues 'ayso each
month Hal in the 8 Story of IA "im-rcd Block.
ID. C.. C.LARRABEE, Sec. NM SIEAlt, y 81.