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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
GENERaL FREIGHT OFyfcE, !
&c. ANp N. Il NV RAILWAYS.

HkNEhAL FREIGHT OFSfChs
n. 4 O. AND n. h ". w. RAILWkYs. ;
Nashville. Tenn, March IS. 1851. J
OWING TO DESTRUCTION OF TEN
" nessee River Bridge, az Bridgeport, the
Nashville and Chattanooga kailr0ad Company.
have agreed with parties 10 run Ferry in con-
nection with their road until the bridge il re-
built. The parties owning the Ferry charge
seven cents per hundred pounds for transfer Of
EFeights which rate in 81 cases will be added TO
regular tariff rates. r. MCfVER,
General Freight Agent.
VIM. P. IBNEs. General Superintendent.
uarehlQ "
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SALE OF VALUABLE
Real and Personal Property
Three Farms Of from IO3 10 ana Acres
each. Also. Personal PROPERTY.


Three Farms Of from 7O3 10 2IA Acres
each. Also, Personal Property.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE CIR
ID cult Court of the United States for the Mid
die District of Tennessee, in case Of McFerrau
et ais. VS.. Mckay 4 Foster will on the 18Th
MARCH, 1867, between the hours of II and A. on
the premises ON DIcKERs0S PIKE NEAR NASH
YTLLE, expose to sale to the highest bidder the
tract Of land on which Felix g. Mckay now
resides. containing ass Aergs, which tract
has been divided into three farms, Containing
respectively "a acres, 100 poles; if3 acres $50
poles; and ~ acres, s poles-b0unded on the
north By lands Of Robert Cartwright; on east BY
LANDS OF >. =. hall and Thomas Nalker; on south
by lands OF John Eubanks; and on west By lands
OF W. ID. Phillips and Caroline T.. Beel. SoLD
WITHOUT RKDKHPTIOE.
TERNs-0ne-third cash, balance on credits Of
., Il, Is and "a months, purchaser TO give segal-
rity; Interest from date and lien retained
ALSO, AT SANE TINE AND PLACE. will sell f,r
cash all the personal property Of the said Felix
y. Mckay, consisting Of household and kitchen
furniture. farming utensils. blacksmith tools
three mules. two horses, one yoke oxen. enc
mich COW. etc., ETC., etc, etc.
E.R. CAMPBELL,
tebl2-td Special Commissioner
POstpOnemenG.
The above sale, at solicitation of parties in
interest, IS postponed until FRIDAY, Str OF
April, 1857. Z. r. CAMPBELL
MI
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BROWN DICK.

rTHIs DISTINGUISHED RACE HORSE
1 and thorough bred stallion viii make ~
the season Of 1867. ct my stables, iouT 81 -
miles West Sf Nashville. on the Char
lOtts pike at FIFTT DoLLARs for thoroughbred
mares, and TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS for common
mares payable Invariably before the removal Of
the property. For pedigree, perform anees, etc
see ciFcui6rs. B. +. BOChhtLb-
MARLIN lBSel
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Seaton's Chemical Writing Fluid Is becoming
Orld-renowned for its superior quality Having
been introduced only about six years, it has be
come the principal in use with those who want q
line, free flowing ink md for It's permaneney IL Is
decidedly the best ink for records that can be
used. For counting houses. banks or schools, L
Is unegailed. and needs only to be tried 20 be ap-
everywhere,
HURLEY, PUDDLE 3 CO., Proprietors.
.-- Corner Seventh and Green streets.
Louisville, Kentucky
For sale By Berry. Demoyille Wharton; j X
Aarwell; Litterer / Cabler Puiliam & Meta
lough, Blood 6regory. Nashville; and bys
Druggists iunelS-lydkW
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IRON PIPE,

For Gas. Water and Steam. from an eighth zach
NJ 20 two inches.
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FOR RENT.

'hE BIZ ILpING KNOWN As THE
i brewery. In North Nashville. on jefferson
street with large Tot and stablee
JAMES NAITWORTH, or
p. K. CHEATHAM,
dec s-ti No 81 North Cherry a
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Nashville and Chattanooga
r "A I LR O A ID
CHANGE OF TIME.

Two Daily Trains LeaVe Nashville
for Washington, New York, and
all Points East and SOntll. Close
Connections Made af ChAtiR-
nOOga Morning and Eve.
ming for all Eastern and
Southern Cities.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-24

POTATOES POTATOE S!G
%OaJ BARRELS PEACH BLOWS AND
Meshannock Potatoes this day received in
store. b. s. HAMILTON 4 GREEN.s
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JOHN BROWNE.
ZOL.LICOFFER HOUSE

ERCHANrS ANn MANUFAC-
NJ TNAthS' MUTUAL. INSURANCE.
tB.~-O9 MONDAY. the drs day ~ Anil
book viii be opened Al the Chamber of Com.
ncfoe rooms for subscription e. the capital stort
~ tho NeTchAnts' and Manufacturers Nutual
Insurance Company Il Nashville. under a ehar-
lei granted hy che Hast Lesiflatune. on M,
MUrF.tI AND s roCE plau.
A. J, uOFF, PRECEDENT
n. hobfOA Aire President
W A. GORDON. SecretsB.A
Nashville, March p lS5.. mara "a
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DR.. T. J. KIsNER.
ECLECTIC MEDICINES

NEW TREATMENT & NEW REMEDIES
oFFIcE, SDSr., CENTRE WHEELING, w, VA
nR *: HAVING SECURED THE SER
II, WOES OF an intelligent assistant who
eines putting up prescription, DC, Wi ena-
pie him TO give more attention to out DR.
1ITsI espeelaly 70 MS many friends in The
eS92SnnIry. HIS medicines are all prepared in
ms own office, and all delivered 10 his ps-
!I IenS by himself DR.. x. treats All diseases,
lty Is afdicted. He has a large number OF new
remedies, which have proved renaTlraflv
y, IN many OF those obstinate cases Of
SnIoac diseases which heretofore have been
supposed TO be tncurable, among which NAV
6 Se named: Consumption, Scrofula. Dis
cancers and Skin Diseases, his mode OF
Ieaung Liver Diseases, Stomach ComDIaintR
6l99nchlLs and all diseases of the Throat
an4 Ar Passages. Hypertrophy and ali 9TH
81 diseases of the Heart, NeuTaigta. Epilensy'
spinal Affections, and all diseases Of the Ner-
tsSfs = by all who have
IssEe4 IL 10 be the most certain and successful
ever Known to the medical profession. Dr. X.
NAE Deen eminently successful in the treat
Mensteul Distractions, Painful Menstrustion,
6eucrrhea, Uterine and Ovarion TumorS
I510tiSLsps Uter and all Nervous diseases TO
He makes a specially in the treatment Of
al chronic Affections of the Genito Urinary
GSrgansy VIZ: Catarrh of Bladder and Urethra,
DrlpDtlng OF; Urine, Urinary Deposits or
S5aIyst, ptabetis and DIficnlt Urinating, Sy-
SSnonarrhea1 Its complications and sequelle
Spelmatorrhea and Impotency, and ali aztec.
Also special attention paid 10 the treatment
O. Fistulas. White Swelling, Scrofui0us
SoIe5S.I Eaflcose Ulcers, &c. Persons affiicted,
It1aIuScniarly with old troublesome cases,
Sn1Iid lose no thine 10 cali on or address DIR.
r nI9N III. Communications containing fee
iaeI5IlSty nouced: ONCE prescriptions and
LnatSuSlne cash. For visits in city same as
other Physicians. ONCE hours, A. n. 10 Il
M: +. ID. TOD P. NJ, and P. NJ. to9PM
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THE CENTRAL OHIO RAILRoAD-fTs
PAST AND ITS FUTURE.-The Central
Ohio has been for many years in a state
of insolvency and in the handsof a Re-
ceiver. Recently, the stockholders and
creditors compromised-the road was
sold for their benefit, and the Company
recognized. The Company though
relieved from all embarrassment, was
without sufficient means to promptly
equip the line so as to accommodate us
increasing business; and, being III IaSs
but an extension OF the BaltimoIe auu
Ohio line, and dependent upon Tue taG
ter for most of its west bouno trainc,
the newly organized Company rev
yVeal-s aTo entered into an arrange
ment with the Baltimore and Ohio
ComDsny to take the management of
the road1 as an extended branch of its
own line. The Baltimore and Ohio
Company, having abundant means,
and being interested in making this
new extension a first class road,
promptly proceeded to increase the
equipment, ard have already compile
ted for it 81 new cars, having 10 light
ming express, 10 stock, so house, and Is
gOndolas, and are enlarging the capac-
ity of the shops at GAINESVILLE, SO as to
have on the Central Ohio within a short
time three hundred new cars, and will
commune 10 Dullu cars uuLlt the puD1Ic
are fully accommodated. tf-fEt s.
A large quantity of iron already pur-
chased for the line is now awaiting
transportation.
Indeed the road is already taking po-
sition as first-class among shippers and
travellers. 1t is under the supervision
of John King, Jr., the energetic and
able Vice-President of the B. &. o. Com
pany, who seems determined to COM
mand for it the patronage of the public
by making the line fully deserve it
the only true and enlightened mode Of
competing with other lines.
The prOmptness of already turning
out 81 new cars from the shops is graf
flying evidence that the management
is in hands that are in earnest and in
tend the road shall be what its friends
desire; but especially is this gratifying
to those who have SO long and anxious
ly watched the manful struggle of the
Receiver and officers of the Central
Ohio through years of crippled means
and flouting debt. a good time is
coming for the Central Ohio, and We
are glad of it.
We are informed that yesterday the
Company declared dividend of si1
per cent. on their preferred stock, pay
able the first of April next. The OH.
GERS entertain no doubt that they will
be able heraiter to pay their stockhold-
ers' dividends regularly.
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WHEELING, Feb. %, 1867
Editors Intetligencer:

Editors IntetLiJencer: ...s,
GENTLEMEN: We notice in your paper
of this morning, in giving a statement
Of the proceedings of the iron manu-
facturers' meeting at Pittsburgh, held
on Tuesday, Feb. 10Th, you seem to
think that the workingmen are inju-
ring themselves, us you understand it.
We haYe no doubt that you are honest
in what you say and think, but we
think that yoI only have had ono side
of the question explained to you. and
the other side you do not understand.
Now we do not propose to enter into a
debate upon this subject with the man
ufacturers, for our brother boilers in
Pittsburgh requested the manufactu-
rers to meet them and openly discuss
the matter. but they refused, from some
cause, to come to time. What we want
to say is merely this, that the way you
speak OF the matter you would have
the public think that the manufacturers
are very benevolent set of people.
Now we must say that we have great
respect for our employers as men of
principle and integrity, but permit us
TO say that we have never received a
furthing from them but what we earned
by the sweat of our brows.
Relieving that you wish to act fairly
between both parties, we hope you will
insert this in your paper, and oblige
THE BOILERS OF WHEELING.
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Trustees Sale of Lots in South
Wheeling.

DY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST
ID from Thomas Harris ST., 10 me dated
January nth, 1854, and of record in the office
OF the Recorder of Ohio county, West Vir.
gtnia, in deed book No. SO, foIios 3i3 and 81.
shan on a-
Tuesday, the 26th Day OF February,
1867. H-' -
at the front door OF the Court House, In the
city of Wheeling, proceed 10 sell by public
numbered one ~, two ", three ~, and four
81. in square number twelve Cl2) In South
Wheeling, formerly called Ritchfetown to-
gether with a double two story frame build
ing, situate upon one of said lotS-it being
the property known as the Harris home.
stead. said deed of trust was given to secure
to George Hartman the payment of three
several promlsSory notes therein mentioned
each bearing even date with said deed OF
trust, and payable to the order of George
Hartman in the Merchants and Mechanics
Bank OF Wheeling, follows one at three
years from date for i've hundred dollars: one
at six years from date for six hundred dol
lars, and one atten years from date for five
nundreu dollars, and each and all bearing In
tereSt rom date. and endorsed by the said
Hartman. Selling as trustee shall convey
however, is believed to he good Terms OF
sale-one-third cash, and the remainder OF
the purchase money in equal instruments, at
SIX and twelve months from the day of sale
The purchaser giving approved security for
the payment OF the deferred instaIments
.I.. -. P SCATTERDAY, Trustee 3d.,
Janlo-dtd by JAMES p. ROGERS, his atty
The above sale has been postponed until
March 9tlI- at 10O'cIock a. M
p. SCATTEhDAY,T Trustee
1ehN ByJames p. Rogers, his Attorney.
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Valuable Farm at Public Sale.

TIHE NEW JERSEY CENTRAL OIL AND
- Coal Company. will sell to the highest
IS6z; at o'clock, p. M, on the premises,
that valuable arm known as the Booth
EaSm, situated along the Ohio river, con-
ttguous 10 the village of Darlington, Monroe
county, Ohio. The Farm contains about
Ihree Hundred Acres, ard was lately owned
by John X. Booth, is valuable Tor farming or
grazing. Upon the premises Is an abundance
of timner and coal. The improvements con-
BIst oil TWO Dwelling Houses, Out houses &c.
A $50 two good bearing Apple Orchards. The
whole In drst rate fence. =
Conditions made known on day cfsale.
feh2l 3W" BY THE COMPANY Il,
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SEAMoN, on Water street, above the
Sprigg House, has just received anoth>
err lot of that splendid chewing tobacco,
the Michigan Fine Cut. To those who
have used this tobacco, we need not
speak in praise of those luxurious
brands, the Mayfiower and Cavendish.
To those who have never tried, we can
only say that they don't know what
good chewing tobacco is. Seamon also
has an extensive supply of pipes of
every description, and tobacco pouches
neat as n lady's satcheI. His stogies
are among the best manufactured in
this city, besides he is most accom-
modating gentleman, and will always
sell you good articles. rr..a-
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State Commission NoticeI
Notice to LoynI slnye.O rD .,,,7

Il r ...H
NEE COMM1SSIoN APPOINTFDB BLYTHE
\ secretary Of War, under the 24th section
S!,b me es Aes Of Congress approved February
Jolly 2Sth, 1866, in respect to slaves entiptI 90
qfatted into the military service Of the IT,it,,
sues, haXing assembled atthe CITY Of Par
ksTSourg, West Virginia, on the tWelftf, do,
o. december, 1856, and duly oryanjZe'i aS Io
directions from the War Denartmsnf' P ~
cL ~ n2.ice TO all Whom 1t may Con
ylty OF Parkersburg, West Va. on The ISIIS
az y,' ., RteceHer 1866 and as long theFeafter
= may pc necessary at the same place f5T fIa
completion OF all business paTtafpIn' Ot . Lns
OoGlmission. Claimants for coninenssf fis,1
SiS toe said Acts or Congress are fssnecf-
me required proofs as ptoHptiv as 49, VIE II
siny, 70 HESRY AMIss, Clerk OF Commis1
FOR the Information OF those Interested w..
invite their attention to the fol-
~ Ing instructions received from the War
.. =, Fist No claim win be entertained pnlesv
y - SHOWN that the Slave enIfsted oS -
sin,, Is IN the State for which the 6ornlmis
second No claim viii be lepta-,.,,..,
NJ tns ownership or title to the seryIeeS ~
transfer made subsequent To ne itats shie OF
enlistment Of the slave. : "a OF
must file with claims made IN sIa trustees.
~ - = lhey represent, satisfactory tI "
o,lltS 10y nave been legally inysstad H.ItS
Fourth. Claimants viii Is .,.,,,-.., -. :,
utSignate the regiment and tho on ststtie1 -
when me soldier, for whom theS cIatT, IN "a
more it th. Pa n claiming compensation for
SnAn one servant or slave sTIIJSfSI5 -.
itst,s1. Is q soldier, must ME q senaraf ana
eialIn tor compensation, in each esse
slave at the time OF enIisfrnsIlt ar h rs 70 Lns
NUS ~ active loyalty during the war
SMdIbfoS P. AAlIss, Presr OF Board
nnSSSS y =. BROWN, Memb of ROarTi
dacIs.SSt1N 4 SCHLEY5 Memb, OF Board.
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American Life DropsI
For the speedy cure of
ID i p II H r.


ID / r II H H RIA
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness. Sore Throat Rrou.
chltA, rheumatism, and all kindTed
complaints
EiOh FIVE YEARS HAS THIS ARTICLE
Ia,, Zen before The people, and the verdict
Isturned nom every. quarter by the CON
IlL1 reIs OF me haif million bottles that have
$500 t'i! HItAhh that time, Is, that
TT AL Ways ECURESp
~, hssa the following, which is only a speci-
ing: = ~ are uaiIJ Ieeei'.
.ORRIS SKINNER & Co.-STRs:-Notwith
S114a,ang, my general prejudice against pro
II 6IaIy kor palenD medicines, 1 was induced
iRIIOpst through the high RECOMMENDATION Of
S S1sin Oy aIr1end, as always curing Dfptheria
SSGougns, Colds, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, &C
49, IN sl3tsen yeaIs of age, was taken sud-
speak or swallow, his breathing was "a had,
y. y . we're mucn alarmed, but decided to try
LnS LIE Drops before calling physiCian By
1sIns the drops according TO direction he
3roken. mp. let friend SUFFERING With
s1 tusn M nave one of the bottles He
ttna nte Ihe pest medicine he ever used, A
No. ne seL niLn suffering from Colds and
80, 0tSstssIea sore Throat, used some OF his and
-, nSaS cured IN a short1iIne. Since then let
-, DI0thef, physician have a part of mine,
sI with which he cured a bad case of Din
tEet = De Is constrained TO acknowledge
ITuIy yours, A. B. ELDER"
Inc Lie Drops are carefully prepared by
ORRIN SKINNER zoo
49, sole Propr1etors, springdeld, Mass,
ana sold by all Druggists.
Demas Barnes q Co. New York Fnller
inch Co., Chicago, General Agents.
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THE RIVER is in the finest condition
imaginable, we are only sorry that
trade is so SLOW in reviying that ship
pers lose the advantages which 1t offers
for shipments. There were no treights
of any account shipped yesterday. The
local packets arrived and departed as
usual.
The Hudson is the Cincinnati packet
for this evening.
The Edinburg, owing to an accident
on her last trip down, will not leave on
Saturday. 20. rrs =s
The Armenia leaves this port for New
Orleans to-day. @
The weather still continues fine, but
little cloudy, as If in preparation for
tne hrst OF March,. TQUn-HN IN
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For Sale or Exchange.

A SMALL FARM OF SIxTY-FoUR
IA Acres, in Fairfax County, Va, about six
miles from the Potomac, and about equi-
distant hom Georgetown, waShin gton, and
Alexandria. 80 = -
Also, a tract of the same size, on Slate
Greek, WoGd County, W. Va, ga miles from
tends from well umbered ridge, on one side
ofthe creek, to corresponding ridge on the
opposite side, embracing very rich and pro-
ductive land between the ridges. For one
or both OF these Farms, property in Wheel
Ing might be taken IN exchange. For fur
feb2l-lwd-4tw -...
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WE noticed our friends John Hamil-
ton II Co., yesterday preparing heavy
shipment of cooking stoves and other
culinary implements, for shipment to
Natchez and Vicksburg. The Southern
trade of this city seems likely to be re-
newed as fast as the people in that seq
ton OF the country get into condition
to pay for goods.
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q
WILL BEDS rRrBUrED AS Fo11Ioyvs y
The name and value of each articIa n, o,,-
goous are marked on Tickets placed in
SEALED ENVELOPES, and well mixed
Ing sneb TtcR e SEt Ssi an enyelope contain
Sn0G1Iee, anu dellvered at our office, or sent by
mali 10 any address. Tho purchaser after
which may be from One to Five HIM.
1reu DolIars--cln then, on payment OF
S Dne Dollar, receive the article named, or
may exchange II for any other article mark
ed on our Circular at the same value, EyeTv
1eSeL draws an article worth ONE DOL
la n, or more. 80 NO BLANKS. -
Our patrons ecra depend on pro1sDf y-et,syn.
i The ATtLeLea draioa tCiU De fylTneri,1ssi,, rs
~ Se4A og EEpTeSS or return mail or de-
aI ihUered al our Office
. Letters nom may persons acknowle,,eine
Lhe receipt OF VALUABLE GIFTS. nom ms
may be seen on fiIe at our office anoons,
Wnom we are permitted TO refer LO:i --T-7--S ?
r, I3nh :, HoIcomb, LambertyiIIe, N l.
Cold Watch, value $50 Mrs s. F.,IIr,st;i
252Cum6erland street, Brooklyn, Sewing ii a.
chine. So Edwin Hoyt, StaIntoni fSn1y, I
S S,es.1. Lever Watch, value $40. Hon. H II,
SII5.-J. G. Sutherland, 100 Lexington Ave-
nue.. tlano, $50. Mrs. M. Jackson 2C3 Nine
Jos. Camp, EImira, Il. ", MeIoIeon sSsS
MISS L. Collins, Atlanta, Ga. Diamond / ne.
Msi ESing " Henry smith, Worcester,
18th street; N Y Gold watch. $50 " Ia, ~
Toy nIonI NaShVtlle, Tenn. Nicholson son
3SIne5 RI1SSsseiI, montgomery, Ala GoISI
8enSe, K L, silver Lever Watch $50 0Sssr
FoT 9 aan1Son, n j., Music Box. as. Hon
SIS Il So 44q ~, Mimi, Gold Watch,
s MaIsh, ~ -, VIM Z. Peck, Harlem, lis
n n5Esic III, siS- VIM Raymond, Iisyion'
49, SlAE H+ lea set, s125. Miss II NJ
ssSnensk. Detroit Mich, Diamond Ear Ri,t ~
Ssa here here Beaudins 81. Charles aotsl'
Msr+bSt 6,l.' Diamond Ring, $40. Ms
VaIna sioi rnes 81 Louis, No. Melodeon-
. TIE ~ p CHANCE 10 OBTAIN Any OF
"a z A6oNE ARTICLES FOR ONE nOTE
IA ia5 q B4 RuCHASISG a sealed ENVE-
Entire Satisfaction Guarantee % an
DoIi1e Tickets for One Dollar. Ii f,r to
nSI1ES = y tor Five Dollars Great Induce.
Anlettes should be address
aa L. -. RAY - CO.,
oclS-Smd&w N-
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For Sale.

1.-TWO STORE ROOMS WITH SEVEN
Dwelling Rooms each. Price S2,75O and
$1,000 each, with gas fixtures all complete,
situated on the East side of Main street, Cen
tire Wheeling. Also a half lot and brick
dwelling on same street. Apply TO 10
49, JACOB HORNBROOR,
feb6 Office of Gas Conn
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FROM Quimby on Market street, we
have received the AtLantic Monthly and
Our Young Folks for March. The
issues before us fully sustain the ma
tional reputation already achieved by
both publications.. Quimby has all the
late magazines and novels, besides a
general assortment of stationery, &c.
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In Centre "heelIng. known as the
DetWiIer Mill, and the Engine.
Boilers, Ie. ,l..asa.t
DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
d dated the 18th July, 1854, from Francis
W. Walker and wife, Henry A. Knapp and
wife, and j. Barton DetwiIer. to u.s. duly re-
corded in the Recorders office for Ohio coun-
ty, in book so, page 4S5, we shall offer for s,ie
at public auction, at the front door of the
Court HOuSe for Ohio county, in the city OF
Wheeling, on Wednesday,, the 9Th day
of March, 1867, CONNER cling the sale at 10
O'Clock a. m. the following described lot of
ground, situated in that part OF the city OF
Wheeling commonly known as Centre
Wheeling, bounded on the north by Second
street, forty-four feet; on the east by Water
street, two hundred and sixty-tour feet on
the south by an alley, forty-four feet; on the
feet in length and distant forty-four feet
from the west line of Water street On the
lot there is n most substantial stone fOunda-
ton for building. forty-tour feet In width
and about 100 feet in length, together with
substantially built brick stack, and many
thousands ofbrick.
At the same time and place will also be
sold steam engine, boilers &c, all COM
plete, of the following dimensions: Cylinder
l6 inch bore, and feet stroke, set up in sub
Fly-wheel l8 feet in diameter, put up with
caSt-iron arms Three36 inch Cylinder Boil
erS, with cast front, all complete. no
TERMS OF SALE.-One third of the pur-
chase money, in cash, and the remaining
two-thirds, in two equal instalments, paya-
BILE in six and twelve months. with interest
from the day of sale The purchaser ofeitheT
the lot or the engine, boilers, &C., TO give
bonds for the credit instalmentS, with secar-
1ty to be approved by US.
feb26-dts - Trustees.