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M EROHANT TAILORING
wi IN ALL ITS DIPABTMRNTs.


lVl In ALL ITS D1PABTAkNT6.
webss to invite oar friends. cid.sns, -
A1d etran gers. to an examination Of stock
q cLoIHS. 0AsSIMIR1e, and VEST; NJ
IN0S, OF the htest styiss, which We will Hk
HsEs :. .S 70 order in the most selelios styis
Of she art, 1t much eheaHer rates than the usual
city prices. WALL, 0TBPHEN6 4 CO.,
ia l1-6t 322 Pa. ave., bet. 9Th and 10th sts.
NOflOR This 10 70 give notice that the Co
name and style or OW8N TH0MPeON, 70 here.
by dfssolvsd Ills day by mutual consent.
January ssh, ,sU. 4. 4. ES0aPsoN.
The "OWEN HOUSE," will. for the future, be
under the suDervision oa the proprietor, 9. W.
OWEN, who will receive end settle ell claims per-
tanning to the buslnsas Of the late firm.
Jabuary 9Th, 1857. ja9lw
MI AOkERsL AID GOLDFISH.
Y GO s: ss.1.4: a. l:,G. !: q saSHH. SE . .GoDs1sA.
ynst received and for sale g ogr yhsrf, e the
fost Of f6svsnthst. 8. 2. Brown son.
b. = 80 = - Commission MerchAn ants,
3 dsnn No. ass Ninth g., BET. and =.
MIA01 MAT of sxcsilent gaslity. -
0s.h..a hf nFsl Corner iith snd D streets.
"H >, ,sss.g sa's' s0''" Mouse
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LOST AND FOUND.

@ REWARD-Lost, On the ID OF JAM lary, 1857,
YC CHECK on the Treasurer OF the United
States No. ,239, for SIS 81, pay able TO Timothy
Hartnstt or bearer, drawn By r. Whyte, Q n.
ID. D. The check has been stopped ct the Treas
ury. and the finder 10 requested to return tbs
same to Capt. Y. WHYTE, ss Washington Ar
ssnal, D. q. js 1857
GS WARD-The thief who stole my
OC WAGON on the night of the 9Th instant,
will receive the above reward for his smartless,
by leaving 1T at the Government Printing Once,
composing roon.D IL WAS the property Of . man
without legs, whs thinks IL . good Joke. ialSN'
/ OsT-On Monday last, 9 small black and tan
IL TERRlER, with small white spot en- her
breast, Very sfectioRate and tinid. Had on .
redstrfped Morocco COLLAR. with wire ring. A
suit able reward will be given fer her return to
2O3 Penn q avenue. south side, between 18th and
10Th streets. iaH3t'
con RBWARD-Steien on the night Of the
VOU 3Sd Of September from the premises Of
George Jones. near Bladsnsbur9, . dark brown
HOReE, marked U. and i. o.; medium size,
name end tail somewhat sunb0rnt; has . roam
nose. The above reward will be lsid 4 rsturnsd
70 - 9kO. JONES,
COS Hyattsviils, Prince 0soreeS Co., Nd.
Evening star., 1867-01-19

REAL ESTATE SALKs.-ireen Il Williams
auetioneers, sold three frame two-story houses
on 25th street, between + and G. west, one 70
Peter Harvey, for Sf75; one to James vii.
ilams, for $500; one TO Geo. Lautner, for S4QO
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HALL & PLANT,
PLANTS BUILDING,
Corner New York avanue And 1sfb .xraax

tEntraucs On New York svenue,)
Dealers in fine FAMILY aROOERIks, TEAS,
WINES, IMPoRTED LUXURIIs, &C., &C.,
would respectfully notify their friends and the
public that they have just opened their New Gro
oery store where can be obtained any srtiole usu
ally kept in . FIRST class Grocery. Without At
tempting to enumsra,e our large, fresh and we'll
selected stock. we cordially invite the public to
ezsnine our store and stock, believing We shall
not fail 10 give entire sstisAction to all who msy
fsver ~ With their patronage.
We call eerecisl attention to our assof tment OF
TEAS and oofFE1s, which have been selected
with great care for purity. Dealers will find q
nne assortment 70 select from, and our prices TO
suit go - -'. -
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EIHE BORpEAUx WINES,

Gsst::s Gsst::s h,laa hMsIsasz, vintage. 1851
ChAteau Lagrange, l88
MArgaux Asdoc,
QNnIenac MsdOc,
Chateau Ladtfe, 1851
OhAteau Leorilfe, Z"
Chateau SaaterAe, 90
Pontet Canet, "
For ssis * reduced prices sy
. fH q. DYER co.,
2s6 Pennsylvania avenue,
- l7-eo6t between nth and 18th streets
a n
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l(Y GREEN 3 WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers.

streets sast, CAPITOL Hill. st P1Sic Auction.
On WEDEHsDAY, the sd instant. Ct clock
tue Of . deed o. trnst 70 me fros the subseribsr.
aesed the a0th aaI OF March, 1855 and duly record
District Of Columbia, Liber n. O. T., No. IS, TO-
iio. 3os. Dt; and 3os. Let No. u: an SQUARE Iss.
gesd depth 70 fne alleys, WITH the improve
The above property win bessld accordfns 20 tho
said deed Of trust on the premises and title sold
that 10 vested IN me ~ trusses
Terms One fourth cash; balance six and twelve
months, for notes besrtnG interest, and secured
By . deed Of trust on the premises. All convey
chaser, eloe down whom the property II knocked
SSBiRf eosfos, Trustee;
Evening star., 1867-01-19

POLICE REPoRTs.-The lieutenants OF pelics
reported Al arrests IN the entire District YES.
Ierday- The police have not done with the
violations Of the snow law, and reported ten
cases under 10 yesterday. The corporation
cases, as usual, were largely In the majority,
and the fines amounted to ei05 9S.
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WORTH KNOWING.

are e b had L st cu,.p INV ooon. 60.
!, = 101 Bridge atrest, .GeorGstovl, b. q.
!. Hs has inst rsSsisca 1sfss seeok Of Blsaehsd
have been soh Siacs phe war BisacSed Musiins,
81 Ss.s ana :. S.,S s.S sss and
and lscss ,yA.d vide do: Hand % cts Merrimsef
Wsoi 1ES ;s9s5 Ssss n.,ln %skss gsoe Al
generally, snbrscing PsDnns, Emprsss Oioths
Rlaids, eelsinss. &C., 1t cost. Hhawis, Blankets,
Hosisry, at unusually low prices. -
Gall md examine h1ssteck,
dc 81 3Ws BINyAMIN MILLuB,
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
EOK REHT-Thres FURAIsHHD ROOMS,
j With Board. IN private family. No. All 10th
street, betwssn @ and 81 sts., one square west of
the Patent Once j. 1885,
EURNIsHED RooMs FOR RInf-With or
! without 1OA1D. with Bosrd for two
80 o month Will be rented for Housekeeping,
with Kitchen privilege II desired. No. ~ Pennh
ave-, between 74th and 18th streets. ja 1884.
0Nl sIOOHD-sTORY FRONT ROOM, with
~ BOA RD, suitable fer gentleman and wife, or
two gen tisnsn. at All 10Th street, between g and
A FEW Will FUBlIsaID Rooms WITH
"A nfe and gas San be ohtaiAed at 314 D street,
nnssr nssr Patent once, with or without bOARD.
CENTLRMEH OAH b AOOOMMODAT1D
made 6read and sepDsr at min: in the sysnins, for
SIS per month Alec, unfuI Inished ROOMS to let,
very cheep. 3O4 street, between l3tA and 18th.
a GEHTLIMAN DIsiRIs A TURNIs1ED
"A ROOM, With Boarding, for himself, wife and
son Of - yesrs, In . private family where there
Please s1dress BOZ S3i City P, o., stating iosS:
Hon and price. References exchanged, and board
pay able veskiy,or monthly. jas st'
TABLE DOARD st Ho. 46A l0th etrees . few
doom north Of The oveaus. Terms - pef
moath. q n-6
Evening star., 1867-01-19

SALES OF REAL ESTATE IN MARYLASD-
ne real estate OF The late Col. John F. Garter,
on ashngton city, situated in Prince George
county, was sold by N. q. Stephen, ESQ
trustee In Equity, on Tuesday last, the f5th
instant IL comprised several pieces of land,
ana was SOLD as follows: The MeIrose tract,
w. Oockrane, Jeha W Boteler, and C}eory. =
Kennedy, for $500 small tract of ~ acres
was purchased by Mr.. p. w. Browning, for
Sle me undivided interest OF Col q. in
Mr.. Charles W. Boteler, for SI,2so-Prince
Georgian. IS
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RY eRERH . wILLIAMB, Asesaosssn.
TxusTlEs- SALE Oh HOUSE, AID LOT
ik3ITfTsS or ,sSgJA sIEElf, O!

SsFS Sh k.g SSSFhA S'HA ssrssiffEfss Elsl.
shall cell. on he prem! SEE sy !irsa: d d.s1 q
Ssiy fsosrssd in Libsr :. Q. q; folio: IN III and
n, In one of the Land eeeogds q Wsshinstea
feet frsnt By l1o feet deep. TO the place Of BEGIN
ming, With The i'm mlrsvenshss. consisting ofs tive
Terms Cash An eenveyaneing and rsverus
stamps at the cost Of the purchaser. $50 down
piled with within ave days after the day Of sale,
the trustee reserves the right 70 reseiI the prsn
chaser. by advertisine three times In come ne evs
paper published il ws,hingtor city;
ysll-se 0R1k6 WILLIAMS, Aucn.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.
TI IHVH0neSs hioTgss ) oo;THa sA,
Vim deliver his hpnorous Ieet.re on Bacon and
Hall, Gsoreetsvn. TUESDAY EfBGING, jan.
~, st7x o'clock. Admitasnce s. cents. Tickets
fer sale at the Bookstores end at ths door.
Nl9 81 49,.
WM. u. WalATLIY's PREMIg1 STEAM
w pYEIN0 q CLEANSING E1TADL l6H-
MlNT. OAce No. ls Jsnsrson St, Georgetown,
d. u. Dstablishsd 1854; Irsnium awarded by the
MetIopehtsa lnstitats. lss7; rebuilt 1856, and Is
iishmsht Of the Ind IN this section OF country,
with large stsck Of the best foreign and domes.
tic Dyes and Chemicals; rePlete VITA every desfY
81. AyIcr..u:, "a g. lleyiseS g q .ish the best rsl
scriber 10 PREPARED 70 dsmsnstrate % his custom
vfous reputation, his motto ts - Excelsiorb IN
pysins. Oleensing, and RshnishinE Lsdies' snd
Cent? emen . Apparel, Silks, Veivets. Hatins, Ne.
rtno, Oloths. 40, hs means to stand qnrfyalied
Truly thankful fer pest favors he seieiSs tho con
tfn1ed cuatom Of the community.
- Goods received and returned BY. Express
ia l3-lD WIZ. n. WHEaTLDY, Dyer.
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q = O O = B Es.
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Lou n .I1lDI

A full assortment Of al grades choice Flour for
Arc lie only direct rscsiseTs for Golden Hin, =.
"a; oambriil (not Petapseol and Linsanor Family
Hlours In the DtstF&eS. As the latter brand has
been extensively ooRnteTfeited and ssld IN this
city, We would tnforn those Wishing this nour by
than II can be obtained from any other source
Qyaaity second to none. Price fraction lees than
other hrst-class Family Flour. -.-. T. - 80
Buckwheat At low rates.
All grades Of western Fiour n store and for sals
lev by W. u. GAIT q CO.,
! indiana avenue and lst street.
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RY eRII1 . WILLIAns, AuessOossrs.

III ooS aissios MHRoaxSTs,A AND
Nos. 2s1 md 293 Penna. av.. bet 9Th and 10th sts
Saturday morning and evening.
B. Q. BA0oKER. Salesman.
"A full assortment 81 Dry Goods, Boots, eAsss,
q urBishins Goeds. Crochsry. Tin wars, Stoves.
vanesd 90 consigpnsnn,
wholesale and Bstail Dealers fn. Hardware and
Tin Ware, Stoves, dc., Hos. 921 end 331,
1th street, between d. and u
ing Of Blankets. Sheets, Pillows. ehirts Olothing
Carts, Harness, Wagons, WAGON wheels, Wheel
C5ockery, Lsmps, Lanterns, Tai. Pailt. and % QUO
joints Stove Pipe; Also, large quantity Of second
meroue 70 enumer ate. The goods are nearly new, !,
and will be sold at almost any price 20 suit.
16-1m
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n. = BASE BALL t7ol1- .srH te
AND SKA1ORIAL HEAD -QUARTBBD.
Dsslsr In Inpertsd Oigsrs. Also, tho fosiov1us
brands Of ponsstic Oigsrst: Tulip, Jndy, Puff,
Robert Barns, &e. / also keApa 10 Ans asssrsnsntps
Tobacco, kssrsehaua aud Bsi ar W ood Pfpse. -
Fancy Articles. ffs, l-a S.s4-sS-- ~ a. gfas
a large asertnsht fof the eaest rsnA best
eAA1Ae. delslm
kOYp 6kAInS from . esnts e e6, u
u. ,AENS sKArIS from $50 to $50,
ct the Skate Depot. ''r't
T1Eatt4n PoULTN1Y D TRIMBLE,
No. 200 West Baltimore street.
aelS-lM. - =. - Baltimore, Nd.
- a. LADIIs' SKATES
Of I'll kinds. fton si-se to sls. s.
,-- ---7 ,.I PoULTuEY TRIMBLI,
fe6y ydsz.sssi No, 900 West Baltimore street,
Dc eBlm 8 t.el ~ g. Balttners. lid.
EOR sAtE-A pair Of Hoesan BAY NABRe.
- eelecteilI adaptsd Tar breeding pnrIoses.. AD-
pH at this once. ja n-4s
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aFF. Ia - Il 80 Z. (. !
Evening star., 1867-01-19

~ 2sS Pennsylvanis avenue.
PkREMPT0RY sALl or STOCK AND FIX
JUkEe OF PRODUCE AND PROvIsION
sIOkE, No 42c Massschusetts avenue, neer
7th street. ~.
On MONDAY MORNING, January 7ist, ct 10
O'Clock. We shsll sell the contents Of the shove
named Store, consisting of
Counters. Shelves, Partitions. Desks, Scales, 20.
ALSO,
Bacon Hams, Shoulders, Butter, Lard, salt
10 barrels Flour. 80 boxes Raissns
lUo cans Meats and Vegetables
Eroomf. woodenware. &C.
sale positive. Terms cash.
jsls-it HA0LE CO., Auots.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-05-11
Labor and Capital.

The world, albeit it moves through space with
rather lively gait, progressively moves wondrous
slow It seems to be inherent in mems natures to
retrograde; while itrequires eternal battling with
their elements and continued stimulation of their
wills, to force the sluggish wheels of humanity be-
yond the old beaten paths, and into the undiscov-
cred and unknown. 1t seems to be an acknowi.
edged rule that one generation of men must not
push ahead Of that which preceded them further
than to plant their banner few feet in advance of
the past. And even that much has to be done in a
very decorous Manner" with bated breath and
whispering humbleness." The generation going into
the grave, through some unaccountable selfshness,
is forever dragging back that which is springing
into life and which, with eyes of hope and soul of
faith, peers anxiously into the undeveloped and
clouded future. We are, perhaps, slightly in ad-
vance of our fathers, our cowardly cautiousness
having carefully measured the prescribed distance
and we venture to complain of them for their
blind adhesion to immovable conservatism. Yet
we in our good time will shake our philosophic
heads at coming enthusiasts, and will pteously cry
=" Madmen, you will bring ruin the entire
world" Simply because life will not chain itself
to death; nor the present march backward with
despair, instead of onward with hope to the future
Millions description of the battle Of the gods and
he demons, illustrates the fight that has existed
from time inme mortal, between Liberty and Tyr
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-05-11
The Moloch of Despotism.

The most Indifferent observer must have noticed
that the relation between political system and
the foundation, more less modified, of the old
world, is that of opposing and enduring forces If
as we hold, all power Of government is vested in
the people; if all manner of alliance between
Church and State iniquitous; if the State should
establish system of public education, open to all
the polily founded on principles directly opposite
must feel itself menaced in its existence. Yetpart-
y from natural causes, such as distance, and partly
because however different from in form, gov
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-05-11

everywhere. If this generation passes away with
out witnessing either the resuscitaton of Ireland
or the destruction of England, we are almost afraid
even to imagine the position shall occupy in the
eyes of the world. The worst ephets applied to the
Jews in the middle ages, were courteous and COM
plimentary compared with the reproaches we, and
our children shall be greeted with Men acW not
excuse when we talk of Engand's enormous
wealth, and our own comparative poverty they
eoiU not listen to us when tell Of the treachery
OF those we trusted; or the GOODNESS OF those who
we had thought, sympathized with us. They aciUnot
us when we tell of the rascality of some,
the lunacy and iniquity of others. They'll simply
say +" You had such an opportunity of raising your
native land from its bondage and of humbling, and
perhaps destroying, your old enemy, never
people had before. You got foothold in the
treest and most liberty loving nation in the world
you increased and multiplied in it until you became
numberless as the sands of the sea your enemy
also the enemy Of the land of your adoption; but
you carried your oldworld littenesses about with
you; you paraded them until you became by word,
and an astonshment you would like to be free your
selves but still desired to see others in bondage ;
you were once prosecuted, but you became the per-
secutors of others; you were the victims of intol
erance but you became intoerant; you ministered
to your petty spites and passions; your enemy tr-
umphs your native land is desolation the very
beasts that Craze the tracks of your obterated
homes, sniff the air, and loathe the very grass that
grows on the spot once polluted by your presence
You will be slaves forever, because you were unfit
for liberty
Our soul grows sick, and we begin to have an
idea of what real insanity is, when we imagine the
bare possibility of such language as the foregoing
being uttered by posterity; and uttered it shall be
if we fail.
Ought we not, then, to act SO that we may &C.
complish the great task which, it would appear,
destinyhad set before us? We must notlose heart
on account of the thieves and traitors; must
suppose that, in fall the verdict of posterity
will be in any way lightened when we tell of the
dongs at Moffat mansion. We are our trial be-
fore the world the time has come that tests what
stuff we're made Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-23
Trustees Sale.

IN PURSUANCE OF A DEED OF TRUST
l from Joseph Elliott 10 me, dated March
81, 1850, ana duly OF record in Deed Book IS,
folio iIS. In the Recorders office OF Ohio
county, West Va, I shall on SATURDAY,
the 2uth day of April, ls6T on the premises
proceed to Sell by Public Auction, 10 the
hlghest ana best bidder, the said JOSEPH FL
liotts interest, (beinS the one fOurtn) in a
rain tract or land situate in Ohio county,
on the waters of Little Wheeling Geek,
eleven miles east OF Wheeling, near the Ma
tional Road, aud adjoining lands OF William
Gaston, the heirs OF Thomas Maxwell and
others, containing one hundred and fifty
acres, more or less, from which said tract OF
land ,twenty-thTee acres and IS poles, decided
10 Minor Gibson and Others, is to be taken
Selling as trustee shall convey only such
t ttIe as Is vested in me, which, however, is
TER aS OF 3ALE-S700 with interest from
March I'd, 1865, and costs of sale, cash and
the balance in equal instaIments Of one and
Two years, with interest from day OF sale,-
The purcnaSer giving approved security for
the payment of the deierfed instalments.
a. Il. ROBINSON, Trustee
WHEELISG, March 49, ls6T-lm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-23
TIE MARKET STREET BRIDaE.-1t

TIE MARKET STREET BRIDGE--It is
becoming more and more, apparent
that the frail and narrow structure
over Wheeling creek, known by eour-
tesy as the Market street Bridge, must
be superseded by something better.
With the Ssingle exception OF Main,
there is not street in the city on which
there is so much travel; and there is
Propaply more pedestrianism on Mar
ket street thanaMain. There is no part
OF Market ON which there is more of
this than on that section of it divided
by Wn ceiling creek. Nevertheless this
street, one OF the longest and finest in
the city, is still cut in two directly in
the middle; by an impossible gulf, so
far as vehicles are concerned, and is
only connected by foot-waIk at once
inadequate to the demands of pedes-
trianism, and insecure in respect to the
llVes OF those passing over it. The
bridge IS SO narrow that it is often OBJ
structed by boys and lOafers, or by the
meeting of crowds passing each way.
II rocks so easily as to make walking
difficult. and as to inspire anything
but feeling of security. We know
persons who are so firmly Impressed
with the belief that some day it will go
down with a passing crowd, that they
avoid 1t altogether, and go a square out
OF their way for the sake of security
There Is a fair prospect, however, that
this state of things is shortly to be rem
edied. 1t will be remembered that a
special Committee on the Market Street
Bridge was sometime since appointed
by the City Council, consisting of the
following gentlemen: On the part OF
the First Branch, Messrs. W. ID. Eng
lish, Joseph a. MetcaIf and Hon. An
drew Wilsonj on the part ofthe Second
Branch, Messrs. b. NJ. Eof, W. G. Bat
telle and W. w. Miller. These gentle
men have had Il meeting, and unani-
mouSIy agreed to recommend that a
safe and adequate bridge be built,
deeming, as they do, that one is abso-
lutely required for the ordinary con-
venience and safety of our citizens
| After the examination OF number of
| plans, tor both stone and iron structures,
( they have concluded to recommend n
design prepared byMr.J. S. Fairfax, for
a cast-iTon bridge with single span,
similar to the Southwark and Black
friars bridges across the Thames in
London. The bridges named, have
three arches each, of 300 feet span.
They We're built seventy years ago, and
are said TO be as substantial now as
when first built. The span in
the present case would be but 40
feet. The Committee lind that an iron
bridge OF this kind can be built for
! about So, 900, while stone structure
OF equal merit would cost near $50, 900.
The committee expect to submit their
report at the next regular meeting of
the counctli but we suggest whether
i the mutter is not OF sufficient moment
| to Justify special meeting for the con-
! sideration of the committees report.
and the general subject of building til e
/ Orluge, which Includes a very impor-
tant question of finances.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-23

PARTICULARS OF THE LATE DISASTER
ON THE b. & o. r. Rive have CLEAN
ed the following particulars respecting
the terrible explosion of LOCOMOTIVES
boiler, on the Baltimore s. Ohio Rail-
road, OF which we gave some account
Friday morning. We were in error in
saying that johnson was the supervisor
of engines and Burial the fireman. the
TACT being just the reverse. The boiler
exploited underneath, the plate inst
over the hTe giving way. When il
TOOK place the locomotive was raised
rom the track and whirled completely
for end. o---
Arts, the engineer, was blown for
ward and to one side about a hundred
yards. He was still living when an
proached, but expired in a few min
utes; One of his legs was so terribly
crushed that it appeared as II every
fragment of bone had been taken ont
II. MIR. Burall, the travelling engineer.
was blown backward, alighting not far
from the rear of the train The con-
9uctor saw him fail, aud says he came
down directly on his head He was
aesd when picked up. Mr.. johnson
twenty-five or thirty feet, and sin
stantly killed. Every stitch OF
clothing was torn from his nersoO
and was found, some of IL
hanging on the telegraph wires, and the
rest in the tree tops. The tender was
torn to pieces and the car next to it was
turned over. The rest of the train was
3ninlured. The brakes were imme-
ulately put down by the men ON the
rear of the train, which was thus pre-
vented from running back down the
ShSaue, and a man sent back to notify
OF the cause of the explosion.
Mr. Atus was u member of OrreI |
i nouSe No. 70. of the Order OF odd Fell |
SnIe,, ~ Sewburg. Resolutions of CON |
%iotsnSe, adopted by that Lodge. appear |
~ our columns this morning. His re- |
i t,a,ns We're taken to Pennsylvania for |
Cieysisn mi o S the O'Clock train on the |
yesterdAy afternoon. Mr.. Burial t,, ou,
member of Pamela Lodge No - 800 "Ss
Follows, in this city. - vi Ouu
y notice of his funeral for S.,,
published this morning. Is
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-23
Trustees Sale.

pY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST
- from Andrew Hall 10 Pulaski scatterJlay
SO, page $50 of the Records or Ohio county
arGi an order OF the Circuit Conrt OF said
county, made at the March Gsrm, 1867, sub.
shutting me as trustee in place of said trus.
tee named in said deed, l will prOceed on
SATURDAY APRIL alth, 1867, at 10 O'Clock, a
M, at the front door of the Court House OF
said county, to sell the following described
properly, to wit: Lot numbered forty-eight
(iSl on the east side of ChaplIne street, in the
State of (Westl Virginia. AS Trustee. / sell
such interest only as is vested in me by SAID
deed and order. Terms of Sale-Cash
& JOHN g. CHA NDLER, Trustee
MHERLINGs, March 10 Istl. Il = Tnnr2I-id :