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THE Markets.

iCsTsfally reported Tvs TsIsusT.l
WEDsrsDNf bee. ~. lst6.
ASULS-iie msse IS duh and prices without change
quote % p al iW Pots pId al2asiZ 81 ior Pearls
Bricks are trm with fair business sl2 JUaEl3 20 Tor
Common Hard S-}ail5 ior Cfot0 ara g. PliadelLs
FIUnt
COTTOy-IAf donand has been very active aud e maitei
soneBsai Snsetie bot at The goso eiI hu cIg picas
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HOLIDAY SLIPPERS - CANTRELLs elegantly en-
bodsed SLIPPERS kind presents that sensible Peep
appreciate has superior sock Coll at his store
sl3 Broadway.
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CITY NEWS.

The AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL AND STATISTICAL
SocErr-Ths Society viii hold meeting this evening at
their in Clinton Hall Astorplace in honor Of the mem
DRY of its late distinguished President Francis J. Hawks D.
d. An elaborate memoir will be read by Eyeri A. Duycknck
esq and addresses will be delivered by OF our most e
nent citizens.
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u O'CLOCK BOARD
MrnSr.nAr. Dec. lo-r. NJ.

WEDNESDAY Dee. NJ NJ
Gold has been weak to-day, sales at 1862 and 1873,
closing 1861 The exports of specie to-day from this port
and Boston are $l65,41.
Government stocks are steady upon the gold bearing IS
cues and shade higher on the 1905 In State bonds and
railway mortgages little doing The coal shares steady
Wnhesbarre sold at 63 and Butler at 2Oi Boston Water
Power is being moved" and loated up to 3D. Ceve-
land and Toledo continues active and sold as high as 2O
ID the forenoon The ohe list was lower and there
was no disposition any quarter to buy freely The mar
ket has neither confidence in speedy advance cheap
money OF intrinsic value TO sustain IT, and prices shrink
the moment the bill changers relax their efforts AT the
close day prices not sustained, except IN Ccve-
land and Toledo which sold at 1927 and no large amount
of stocks could have been sold at the prices. The new
mode Of doing business the Stock Exchange does not
grow in favor What members after is more custom
ems but they are slow in appearing For time the
proportion Of brokers to business has been unprofaby
large and it looks though manual labor must be resorted
10 for livelihood. The latest prices are NewIork Cen
trail nOl GILL; Erie, 1919; Hudson River, l2ll 9l29
Reading, lO4i los; Michigan Central, ll2lal9; Mich
gan Southern, sfasI Cleveland and Pittsburgh, SS3S
ISL Cleveland and Toledo, 122Sl22i Rock Island, lO4iS
lO4i; North Western j2 J21 North Preferred,
as, Fort Wayne, IOGt 9lO6i.
Money on call is per upon the ordinary coaterals
of the street and G upon Government securities. Five
per cent loans that the rate is nominal There
is continual drain of legal tenders South and some
banks have recalled street loans at per cent There Is
some concessions in bank paors abon loans to people OF
ordinary credit and moderate capital and when ayors are
asked the lender quite earnest "to kROV ho~ me bor-
TOer stands and TO demand larger margins Cases are
reported where produce has been sold to pay protested
drafts drawn against it by certain banks and 1t is quite
evident that the banks Of the country are to asrge extent
The owners in fact good deal Of produce upon which
they have advanced They also owners Of dry goods
general merchandise and fancy railway property at much
above what they be sold at in haste. Borrowers are
quiet Ence Congress is TO make liberal accession OF
currency but the real indications are that debtors will be
left to get out of their pecuatons they cam the back
currency be kept within its present limits and steady
contraction be maintained legal.tenders under exist
ing laws which are practically all that are needed.
In Freights there very little doing, and rates except
for Cotton are dropping. To Liverpool 1900 bales Cot
Ion st IG9l6d, by steam, and s9-32d. by sail; also
1900 bush. Barley at 3d. by sail.
Exchange lie weaker, and leading Sterling is quoted
1904 0lO9i for 60 days.
The following shows the exports exclusive Of specie
from NeW-York to foreign ports for the week ending Dec
Is, and since the beginning Of the year:
1864. 1865. 1865.
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S;iJI5; /; / ! / rs
GRAND. SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
PIANOS

Have been awarded sIXTYFiyE FIRST PREMIUMS Gold and
Silver Medals OVER ALL COMPETITORS at the principal fairs
in thi. country and PRIZE MEDAL AT THE WORLDS FAIR
LONDON in competition with the best makers Of this country ana
Europe.
THAT THE GREAT SUPERIORITY OF THESE PIANOS h
still universally conceded sbundsny proved BY toe very sttsns
letters received during the months ron tho
MOST CELEBRATED PiANoFORrE MAKERS AND LEAD
ING ARTISTS or EUROPE Among others be mentioned
Mr. H. T. BROADNoOD. firm Of BrosdwoOd Sons, London
Mr. c. D. CoLLARD, firm Of COllsTd COllard, London
Mile. A. Goddard l. Mosehees, Rene fsVnfFer'
Chas. Halle, Alfred Jeeu, Lindsay sioPef
Juls. Bsn.dict J. L. Haton. Sydney Smith.
lama, A. WehK Carl Renecks, Briney Richards
@. A. Osborne. w kuhe, Oln'o hgoh"L
NJ ~ Rslfs 4 Chsppel Y. Ven Arnold
Louis Plaidy, and many others
GRAND. SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS WITH fULh
AGRAFFE BRIDGE, THREE UNIsoNs AND ALL
MODERN MPRov EMENTS.
Every instrument iasde BY is fully warranted
wAREROOMS:
NO $50 BROADWAY, NETWORKS
NO. 2is WESTINGHOUSE, BOSTON
Authorized Agents in all the principal cities OF the Uniop.
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MADAM DELAR's SATIN ENANEL for the com.
peGon; Hair HaoTeT and pTepb
rztons can be had VI No 555 Broadway.
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THE
NEW-YORk WEEKLY TRIBUNE

. pd on large double sheet making -ht page OF 'E
broad each all the important Editorials published
in TINS DAILY TRIBUNE except those Of merely local Interest a'
Literary Scientific Intesence Reviews Of the most Interesting
and New Books large corps OF CORE
pood.n the latest news received by Telegraph om Washington
and all other parts Of country Summary OF a important me
renee in t. city elsewhere, Synopsis Of the proceedings Of
Congress and Legislature when in Session the Foreign He"
every Exclusive Reports oil the o.
~. Y,. Club ofs American Institute Talks about Fruit and
b.r Horticultural sud Agricultural Information essential to country
red.n Stock Financial Cattle Dry Goods and Generass'Ie
Reports making H. variety and complement altogether The
most valuable interesting aud Instructive WEEKLY NEWPhsS Puo
shed In the world
This Fail Report, Of the American Institute Farmers Club and the
various Agricultural Reports. each number are ebS worm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-20

The Bonds hare T7rfy Years 10 y o0d secured By
First Mortgage contributing an ABSOLUTE PRIOR hen
on that portion Of ne Road, Equipments, FrdHct'se',
and Entire Property Of he Central Pac,fc Ro'iroad
Company located "a he state Of California, and ez-
tending from Sacramento Ctyto ne California STATE
Line, fosuq,ag a Dqrt ofths GREAT PACIFIC RAILROAD
Rou1E, odor,ra and aided By he USITED STATS
GOvERNhENT.
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For Sale at IS per cent and accrued interest from July
], in currency.
4, For further .riculars apply 10
FISK & HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers in United States and other desira-
BE securities, No. Nasssust.. New York.
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INTEREST At RATE or SIX PER cEST PR ANNUN PAY
ABLK sENI-ASSUALLY, on TIE FIRsr DAY OF JASUARY
AND JULY.
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H''''' " THOMAS Co. Managing Dire tor
:" !" y If. DAVIS.
Agent for the Home sud School,
". 90 Broadway NvF fork.
SPECIAL NOTICE. -
We tale pleasure acknowledging behalf Of TIE Home ,nd
40 made ihe tipe seNhs
chine Company Of No GIG Brosdwuy. y l.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Sun Sett.......f55 Moon Sets.....52s
Sandy HOOK SOC Gov Island ..6 80 Hell Gtts.....83l
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PRINCIPLE AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN L. s. COLD COIN
IN THE CITY or NEw-YORL
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS or THE CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD Co. OF CALIFORNIA.
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Amount ofrnus 1885, 900. Coupon Bond. of 81, 900
each
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Droposals.

OKrrck OF tbs CINcISNATt DArToS EAsrERti
RAILROAD CoxPASI sANDusKI, o., Dec. J. 1900 , =
SEALED PROPOSALS for executing the grsous-
ton bps ana masonry sappy Of materials upon
that Dart Of tie Cincinnati Dayton and Eastern Railroad oetwe
H. Jton AZ OF add Dayton (beng ior distances
about IS m-s viii Do received this ONCE until the lh DAY
January. 1907. -. = - ..., -
blank bids obtained by applying a. this once. n N
and X. Company .. 90 u -. an n.
No bid, viii De received after Jsp TO- Pm end Rone VII %
oueued until time hIsh n. sLOANEp i'e'''"~
4. H. LATHAM Secretary
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40 to MCFARLAND Book store, corner iil,,,
and Brosdwsy Thsf. will 6nd ell the hfW
BOOKS o1hs ty and III the standard WOr and also. ehoies
Eng lob. French end Scotch siafion'fy
90 TO THOMAS X. AGNEW'', Greenwich aud
Mqtv.t, ph.r. you hud Tees Coffee Fish o1t aud
cheaper Srw ora On" uics nous
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DLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK.

The uudesned having completed eye o. ss,r of cas-
ara now prsped receive and execute orders Tor ca Ao " w.
"a xrought iron work for buldinEs -,
NsMERicAN AND ENGLISH ROLLED IRON bEAMe,s .Sp
coMPotJND BEAMS AND ORDERS FOR BUILDINGS AH'
CAST iRoN COLUMNS BEANS AND ORDERS.
PATKNT REVOLVING SHUTTERS.
IRON FRONTS FOR STORES. ,,Nsnc
DOORS AND WINDOW SHUTTERS OF ALL h,Np''
PATENT FfRE.PROUF SHEET METAL LAIhiNSSio Scfrr.
IRON AND SLATE ROOFING. skfLlGtIsi NM 49,
TIES. -, .,.,, IN ,r,vns
PATENT BURGLAkPROOF NAl LIS An ~ ri "a AMP
ILLUMINATING TILE FOR sKlLiGhfs SIDEWALK "
STOOPS .. ,., ,,.oev RON STORES
BANKING HOUSES AND FlRE'PRoot btILpIN'
JB.& w, w. CORNELL,
ORce No 1877 CENTRE-sT, New. loi'
Mandatory on Centre Walker. Eln and l~entyshu
DERRYs FAMILY OINTMENT sound reliable elisa',s
and pid cure Paiq, cases Of bu P rs cent.
Rres sores Rheumatt.n, Chlbus ioFns G. ~ NJ Isl
NJ f.niv .boud be without Il oil Druggists eel H. DeI''
Chathanl-si. a,NTuEf
TINO PRINTERS 90 Pounds OF second manu- ,t9ioS
Cr SALE cheap for cash. consist ls q bOs h,f ~ ins
"a N0NPAR&iI Appy 60 y. HENDERSON Nc IO' F'''''
second story bert room al an
NVTANTED--A good secondhand SAL J., si "a -
w aedinIn si1e. Adde'S {. N. r. Boa No w lt''"'
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me0oins CARDS, &f.

ATwM. FVFRDEIL's SONS, No 10i Fultou.st.-
~ WEDDING CARDS and FINE srAIlOSEAE lE''soAshes
ltI0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-20
IVES PATENT LAMPS
III. SAFEST most CONVENIENT, and In every
THE BEST LAMP EVER USED

THE BEST LAMP EVER USED
CHANDELIERS BRACKETS. HANGING and TABLE LAMPS
can b. LIGHTED As QUICKLY GAS, filed and trimmed safely
and n,s,iy al WITHOUT REMOVING the SHADE GLOBE or
CHIMNEY, or un,efsvins the BURNER!
des in KERosENE GOODS o. al kinds and the best hh
FINED OIL IN MARKET, and invite the sttsuou of al buye BON
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Circular, with pee. and tss,im0as 'snt 10 al splent'
JULIUS IVES L Co. Nc. ~ MsdrBlsns y Y
~ Sole agent, for THE FOLDING POCKET LANIEhH'
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

ND w - VI LIE w UUh'
WHAT Is DOING ~ CONGRESS,
See THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF DEC 49,
OUR TRUE POLICY TOWARD MEXICO,
See THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF DEC 70.
CONTRACT THE CURRENCY,
See THE WEEKLY Tribune
OF DEC. IL
SAVE OUR WOODEN MANUFACTURES,
See THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF DEC. Ia
COTTON MANUFACTURES IN TEXAS,
See THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF DEC 49,
COAL MINE EXPLOSIONS IN ENGLAND,
See THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF DEC 10
TIE POPE AND THE U. s. GOVERNMENT,
See THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF DEC. 10
VOTES IN TIE SENATE AND HOUSE,
See THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF DEC. 70
THE END OF THE SLAVE-TRADE,
IN THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
or DEC. ~
HIGH DEBATE IN OXFORD
10 TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF DEC %
BOOKS OF THE WEEK NOTICED
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF DEC 10
LOwELLs mGLOw PAPERS,
In TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF DEC 10
TAYLORS PICTURE OF ST. JOHN,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF DEC. 10
PAN IN wALL-sT.-A Pom.
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
or DEC. -
THE UNSOUND FLOUR QUESTION,
10 THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF DEC. 80
TOM BROWN OF OXFORD, HIS LETTER,
10 THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF DEC. -
EVIL FRUITS OF THE TURF IN ENGLAND
IN THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
or DEC. IA
FINE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
Of DEC. 10
THE FRENCH ETCHING CLUB,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF DEC 70.
FRENCH AND FLEMISH PICTURES,
Sc, THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
or DEC. 49,
uINING-NEvADA-IDA &cp
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF DEC. 10.
CoIoRED SOLDIERS CONVENTION.
In raE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
or DEC. "a
AUTHOR OF ME-wONITOC IN TROUBLE,
See THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
oF DEC 10
COTTON PICKING BY MACHIN cry,
THE COTTON CROP OF 1856.
GRAPE CULTURE ~ NEW-JERSEY,
See THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
OF DEC. 49,
ME.wONITOC,
CHAPTER THIRD;
SERPENTs THAT CREEP INTO
MEMS HOUSES,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF DEC 49,
MISUNDERSTANDING OF RAYS
REMAINS OF \ DGNOSAUR
NITROGEN FROM MANURE,
FAT IN ANIMALS,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF DEC. 49,
LITERATURE,
FOREIGN MISCELLANY,
PERSONAL.-INTERESTIN
GENERAL NEWS
SOUTHERN NEWS,
FOREIGN NEWS,
THE FARMERS CLUB ON
FRUITS FROM SALT LAKE,
WINTER PEARS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-20
AMERICAN (Waltham) WATCHES.

~ THE MOST POPULAR SKATE ~ THE COUNTRY
vastly Improved former settors
Price $40 per pair. , -
PHNEAS SMITH, No. % Clfs., New Nofk.
Also manufacturer Tool Chests sdGpted for boys gents fsimef'
spd carenpfs well sd pied Tor Holiday Fr-ieuis
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-15
Tr11stee'sSSale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
d executed to me by Leonard G. Frost,
and now on reeord in the r. e6fdePs ONCE OF
Ohio County, West Va, will6ell on WedEes-
day, the 2Sth day of February next, at the
Court House ofSaid county, at public auction,
to the highest and best bidder, the following
property, all now being in and about the
ware houses situated on lots No. 10, IL and 10,
on Main street, in the city of Wheeling, and
occupied by Pryor, Handlan & Co., to wit:
One. boiler, boiler house and iron smoke
stack attached therefor one engine, with all
Its attachments; griSt mill and all Its fix
lures; french burr stones; n patent corn shelter,
patent corn cleaner,j the Injector complete,
with ALI necessary Ibelting, three complete
sets of elevators, sinks and conveyoTs; all the
shaftIng, gear wheels and betting in any man
ner connected with the machinery; a patent
holster complete, a wheat separator, all the
gamers in the third stories, Spouts, conduc-
tors and deliverers, speaking tubes on the first
and third floors, and all and every thing con-
nected with tile said machinery, and the
business thereof
,TERMs OF sALR.-The purchaser can pay
the whole In cash, or give his notes mt four
and SIX months. lbehring interest nom date,
jan2T-td r. CRANGLE, Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-15
Farm For Sale.

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
eight miles below MonhdsviIle, in Marshall
county. West Virginia. said farm consists Of
6G6 acres, nearly all under fence; over 400 acres
cleared and mostly in grass. Said farm is
well watered, and laid off in fields convenient
FOR stock or farming purposes. The bnildings
and neatly finished A good frame barn
and stable, 90 K 81 feet; sheep houses, good
corn cribs, wagon sheds, smoke houses, coal
and Wood honse, lt6ithIan other necessary
out buildings. There are several good tenant
houses. Also, a large apple orchardof between
nve and six hundred trees now bearing, OF
good selection. s--.rrt,
two good farms, each having good buildings.
Price SIS per acre, one-third down, balance In
payments to suit the purchaser. II desired,
would sen near 500 sheep TO the purchaser OF
the farm. Also 20 or so head of stockyeattle,
and q lAfEe stock Of hogs u llgives "a lar
gain In the above property, as am determine
ed to sell, having purchased elsewhere. Adj
dress the undersigned, al PoWhattan, Ohio, or
feb5-1mdSwN H SWAN. {
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-15

TnE BOGUS "GENERAL" McCooK.-
We learn that the bogus General Nc
Cook, who, 1t will be remembered, was
arrested here several weeks ago, was
brought before Judge Ludlow the other
day in the Philadelphia court and
pleaded guilty TO n charge of obtaining
money under false pretenses, in falsely
personnting several members OF the eel
ebrated McCook fnmily OF Ohio. On
last Saturday, Major General Alexan-
der Mcdowell McCook and George w.
McCook appeared in court, and gave
their testimony as to their knowledge
of Iheimpostor. General AIcCook stated
that he had three brothers who We're
generals in the army, two OF whom
were killed; also two cousins holding
the same rank. The impostor had used
tho names of all these gentlemen.
Major. General McCook testified that a
young man called upon him nj his
home In Dayton, Ohio, and stated thnt
he had been appointed an officer on the
staff OF Brigadier- G eneral AlcCook; that
he left a situation in Mississippi to ac-
ccpt the position on the staff, and he
produced n photograph OF the General
who engaged him; the General told the
young man he had been grossly inn
posed upon, und he retained the photo
graph, which no showed 10 the court;
ie had received various letters threat
ening that he would be reported to
Northumberland Grant unless he
paid over some money he had borrow
ed; while he had no fear of the threats,
still Il was an annoyance to receive such
letters Judge Ludlow said he would
send the impostor 10 the penitentiary In
the morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-15

r OFFER FOR SALE MY PROPERTY,
situated on 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, bath
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
five Apple trees OF choice kinds; Pear, Peach,
are also choice selections of Grapes, Raspber-
ries, Blackberries, Strawberries, and other
with evergreens and other ornamental shrub
berry.
will also sell my Household Furniture to
any one desiring TO purchase all together.
Persons desiring TO consult me In regard to
price, terms of payment, &c, can leave their
fe622.tf JACOB HoRNBRooK.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-15

SAINT: yALENr1NE's DAY, yesterday
was very generally observed in the
way OF sending comic affairs through
the post Office. All day long a large
crowd of persons was in attendance at
tho delivery window OF the post office
labelled Iivalentines." Many jokes
were perpetrated in this harmless way
and we suppose and hope that all con-
cerned took the matter good humored-
ly. With the exception OF the feature
noted VIC heard of nor saw much OBJ
seryauce of the day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-15

RIVER NEws.-The river was rising
yesterday, with about nineteen feet OF
water in the channel. Ice was running
all day. Although the cakes were not
large, they were thick and heavy.
Tho Eagle left Tor Parkersburg Mt IL
A. NJ.
Booth, BatteIle q Co.'S wharf-boat is
mt IPst nhoatagain.
Night before last the RuJicoH, in COM
ing under the bridge, struck her CHM
neys against the bridge, knocking them
down, smashing up her pilot house, and
causing little other damage. But one
man was injured, and that only slightly.
=. From the Cincinnati Commercial. OF
Tuesday, we learn that Capt. Mason, of
the IIiLtmdn, has left for this city on n
short visit to his family. During his
absence Capt. Fink will be in command
of the IitlindM.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-15

Trf Richard MADDEN, ct al. gr1 Il
Pursuantto a decree OF the above named
court, rendered in the above entitled cause,
proceed TO sell at public auction TO the highest
and best bidder, at the mont door of the
Court aSSSe Of Ghie SOIDty W Xs on ISS
situate i. in the city56f Wheeling and Ohio
Alexander MADDEN, decd, Viz:
All OF lots numbered 4 and 8, in square No.
5, situated on the south west corner OF Main
to Wheeling creek and the stone bridge, ex-
cepting that portion Of lot No. S, occupied by
theheqse e9iatsly gp9n the corner Of
ed and diTided I'M four parcels. Two parcels
fronting upon Main street, the one cOmmenc-
toJI feet. more OF less, upon which are two
iarge brick buildings and q ffame shop. The
other adjoins said parcel fronting on Main
street, about forty-one CID feet, upon which
are also two brick buildiDg+both of said par
cells extend @estwardly about 100 feet to q 10
t The t Other two parcels front upbn South
street. the one abohH 81 feet, and extends
South toWheeling sfeelx, (abont 0feet) mp
building. The other fronts on South street,
about twent5-three.CeS( feet and extends
on which Is a two stoFy56rIck building.
"A private alley 10 feet vide running nom
north to southian which divides said par
GELS, will be decided to the purchasers OF said
property Jointly. 7ii9tll f9gi .HHi
1906.
Also tract of land containing twenty 90
acres, rood and 5 poles, situate on the Nation
al rold, about three and one half so miles
east from the city of Wheeling, and In Ohio
county, West Va, adjoining the lands of MIR.
ThoS. Hornbrook and Mr.. s. H. b. Carter.
A plat and survey OF said property may be
seen mt the office OF the Commissioner, or at
the Court House on day of sale.
TERMs.-one third 30 OF the purchase
money in cash, the balance In two equal In
sthllfnents, OF SIX (6) and twelve Q2)montlls,
with Interest from day of sale, the purchaser
giving bonds with good security for deferred
instailments, or al1 the purchase money in
cash II the purchaser may so elect
--7TE : "a E-tAELt HANNIBAL FORBES,
Ian23-d&wts Commissioner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-15
Trustee's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed to me by Leonard c. Frost and
Mary A. Frost, his wife, bearing date on the
second day Of Ee9EusFy, 1seS and d. now on re
West Virginia, I will sell on Wednesday, the
18th day OF February next, at the Court
House OF said county, at public auction, TO
the highest and best bidder, the following
properly, to WI:t Lot numbered thIrty-siX
$50 lying and being on the west side of Main
street, in that part OF the city Of Wheeling
known as Centre Wheeling, together with the
tenemenfs thereon, consisting OF large new
storage warehouse, with its appurtenanceS.
HTKRMS OF SALE, Cash. Selling as Trustee, /
viii convey such title as Is vested in me by
ian2-td - -, s. BRADY, Trustee.