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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-09-28
THE RACES.


Two purses were offered to fast horses
"a purse OF $40 SO TO best, and 80 TO
second open 70 ali trottlng horses i'll
The limits Ut the cocioty winch had new
CT won first class purse mile heats
Ueso TWO in thee, to harness and Il
purse OF 500 to all running hOlsos that
had never ruiz Tor puDlic mOney-S2U 10
nist, $40 to second, and 90 10 third best !;
mile heats, best three III five.
| The trouting race came or on the first
day. Col. Thomas Bowlss, W Il hu,cn
lnson, ana T. > Royce were chosen
judges. There were Two entries. Is
swaziland, named b III Sleepy Jane, ~
ana Il Rounds Z Ii Gritty FANNY"
| Botn horses got off at the word, Grit
| t I Fanny having lhe pole. The bay
mare broke soon after starting, and Fuli-
ny shot ahead and kept The lead passing
.lie Judges stand several lengths aheau
| IN o:u4.
In the second heat, both horses trotted
| finely, and almost side by side Tor /,
| e rcater part OF the heat. Jane would
ometilncs succeed i'll pushing her htu,.
past thar OF Fanny, b,i. II was evident
what the gray was llttle too last Tor hel
ana when within lew rods OF The stand,
Jane bAoKe, and Fanny won the heat bS
naiI Il dozen lengths, IN 3:U4. 1ne lrac.>
was III Dad condition, owing to the
am, ana the time made was not so las,
10y several seconds as both had previous
~ made.
FOR the running race on the second
lay, ; Z Carpenter, G > Royce, and Co.
Dowles We're selected as Judges. t'oui
.iOrses were en,eieu. Henry Pickle
NAMED BIN Lady Monarch" NJ Z God
iard, eli Ii " berkshire Boy w \
WIgntman. CHI h d" n nnble jack & !
Leach, IN "Mlssisuuol Aelle. The fol
owing Is the
| SUMMARY.
Missisquoi Belle 321
Lady Monarch l | 2drawn
berkshire Boy 2 3 drawn
tNiInbie Jack dawn
Lady Monarch took the 1st two heats
nd was leading on the third, when SHE
came into COLLISION with double team
mat was being driven on the track, in
,uring both horse and rider.
AS on the previous day, the track wa.
leavy, and the time made was not very
good III consequence.
After the conclusion of the race, the
well known thoroughbred, "Clozicr,
rom Sweetsburg, 7 q, ran one heat 1,
The benefit of the crowd. He was riddle.
by Peter Pickle, and made the last ha
mile in l minute.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LOST

IN this village, last saturday Pocket Book
i containing about seventy dollars, and some
papers. The finder will be suitably rewarded
on leaving the same at the 1RASscRIPT Office.
ELI DRlNKWINE.
St. Adams Sept % 1868.
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LOS

DETWEEN Fulton Market st. Adams, snt
ID the Fair Ground, or on it, dark colore,
morocco wallet. containg>sljl. and a receip
from Severance Co.. Boston, to Il. {. Gallar
The finder Will receive reward $50 on return
ing the wallet TO l.. G. GALLAR.
st. Adams, 10Th Sept, 1868. Milf
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-04-13
TrnStee's Sale Of Valuable
Personal Estate.

nv VIRTUE OF A DEED on TRUST
X made and executed by John K. Morgan, OF
1L,o ronuty. state Of West Virginia, 20 l., X +.
NJ an. Of the same county and State, as trus-
~ and duly OF record in the Recorders Office
az Ohio county, ia deed book 81, folio 30, TO
secure q certain debt therein specified TO Jo-
nh W. Morgan, aud manifested by three sew.
y III rrnn,jssory uUtrs, to wit: FIrst-A note
S,r two hundrrd and thirty-tOur dollars, dated
W.rch 18th. Is@ pay able in nine Months after
~ S..c.nd-A Rute for one hundred and
sS,s.n dollars, dated My 3d. 1866, and payable
-. months after date. ThiTd-A note foT five
bm~lrad dollars, dated January 9th. ISM, AID
aS,oLIe six months alter date, all of
EE:icb are payah - the order of Joseph
", Morgan. aud signed by John +. MOrgani
- 10 secure 10 Aaron Martin the
, wheat Of three hundred and i've dollars, as
Psnjf,.teG \, a prOniSSury note 10 that amount,
I'D the 10Th Vt November. 1855, and payable,
rjne months after date, 10 the order of Aaron
Nartia. signed JOHN +. Morgan, | will proceed
-, s4I AT Pubic Auction, On the yth day May,
Ssss AT Moysans steam mill, two miles and
40 W.st Ut the town Of West Liberty. and tive
Ills portn Of the mouth of short Creek. 10 the
Siyb ~ and best bidder, the following described
nr1.oual property, to-wit: One soIrel horse
ICED "a wears one dun horse, aged years, one
no horse wagon, two sets Of heavy harness. one
roam COW, one red COW, ono pair OF timber
wheels, enc OK cart, one coal wagon, one saw
mill three hogs and one sorghum mill, or SO
much OF the above !, scribed property as may
~. nee, sslry to pay the debts secured by said
Ssqd 10 said Z. K. F. Morgan, and the legal
rbsyces OF executing said trust Terms of sale
CASH Selling ~ Trustee, will convey such IT,
lie only as Is vested in me By the deed Of trust
aforesaid. L. II. r hOhDAN,
sntTd Trustee.
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Fred. Knuth and wife, TO A. WIede-
busch, trustee fer The S. w. B. AsSocia-
ton, on lot No. 5, in square 4S, SouAh
Wheeling, dated March 10, and admit
ted to record April 8, 1853,
Henry Knoke and wife TO A. Wiede-
bnsh, trustee for the S. w. b. Associa-
tiOn, on lot NO.l3, in square IL, Ssuth
Wheeling. dated March %, and admit
ted to record April 8, lS6S.
David Levi and wife TO A. Reymann,
trustee for the w. 7. b. Association, on
lots az and 80, corner eff Main and Web
ster streets, Centre Wheeling, dated
April 2, and admitted to record April
8, 1865.
Henry ArEt and wife to A. R-ymann,
trustee for the W. T. b. Association, on
north half of lot No. I3, on Lee street,
Centre Wheeling. dated April l, and
admitted to record April 9, 1868.
Bouitanturo Al6inger aud wife TO J. L.
Strocklein, trustee for the W. b. ASso
citation, on parts of lots Nos. 81 aud IS,
corner of Liudsley aud Seventh streets,
dated March 81, aud admitted 10 record
April 9, 1868.
Christian Bueshar and wife 10 Philip
Schechle, trustee, on south half of LOT
No. 30, Main street, Centre Wheeling,
dated November |, 1867, and admitted
TO record April 8, 1868.
John Burke and wife TO Edward NJ
Davis. for the south half of lot No. -,
Market street, Centre Wheeling, dated
April 9, aud admitted to record April
10, 1868.
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Accident mud Loss Of Money.

On Saturday night as Mr.. Henry
Sturgeon, of this city, and DR.. Ander-
son, from near Pittsburgh, were return
ing no no from visiting some friends
over in Martinsville. they met with an
unfortunate accident. The night was
very dark and as they were driving their
horse between Martinsville and Bridge
port they saw light at q distance
which they supposed to be on the road
leading to the latter place. They di-
rected their course towards the light
but had not proceeded far
before tie horse and buggy
and them with it, were precipitated
over the bank into the river. Mr.. Stur-
geon Was the first to recover himself
from the water, ard Immediately COR
menced making efforts to extricate his
friend, which was done in q miDute or
two after. DR.. Anderson was slightly
injured in the hip and lost his pocket.
book, containing seventy dollars. Mr..
Sturgeon was not hurt. Early yes
terday morning parties were hunting
for the money without success. The
horse escaped injury but the buggy was
broke IN several places.
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DEEDS IN TRUST.

William Memminger and wife TO Alex
auder L. Gordon, Jr., on acres, Foods
aud 33 poles OF land, part of the Be-
dillon farm, dated April l, and admitted
TO record April 4, 1868.
William Panl and wife to John Rob
inson, trustee, on parts of lots No. 50
aud 20, German street, Centre Wheeling,
atrd April 3, and admitted to record
April !. lS6S.
Wi am II nrnre and wife tn Con-
rad Yam, on To- 81, G al street, Cald-
wills ADDITION, daied and admitted To-
record April 4, 1868.
Carl Yager tn 4 J. Clark, trustee, on
) 81 100 acres of land in the corporate
limits of Leatherm God, dated January
%, aud admitted TO record April A, 1873
Charles II. SnrGiser and James II
Wait aud wife ~ james Lancas er, on
24it acres Of land, being part of the
James Surdiker farm on Jake's Run,
dated March 81, and admitted TO record
April !, 1868.
Edward Ciator and wifC to w. P.
Hubbard, on part of lot NJ. 81, in Up
degratf-s addition, Clay street, East
Wheeling, dated April l, and admitted
10 record April 4, 1865.
Charles Fisher and wife to William b.
Simpson, trustee, on 1908 acres, lying
Oh the dividing ridge, between Big
Wheeling creek aud Caldwell's run,
dated April l, and admitted to record
April 4, ls6S.
John Gibson and wife TO S. p. Hill
dreth, trustee, on part of lot No. 2O9,
Eoff street, Centre Wheeling, dated
March Is, and admitted 10 record April
q, 1863.
Henry Miller to J. II. Good, trustee,
on acres of land, formerly part OF
EdgiDgion farm, dated aud admitted to
record April =, 1868.
! Daniel Garvin and wife TO J. T. Rog-
ers, trustee, Oh lot No. ii, Fulton street,
Centre Wheeling, dated April I, aud ad-
init ed to record April Z, 1865.
G. August Serig aud Elizabeth Serig,
widow, to A Wiedebusch, trustee for
the S. w. B. Association, on lot IL,
square IL, Centre Wheeling, dated April
,, and admitted to record April g. l56a
Henry Bromse and wife 10 A. WIede-
busch, trustee for the S. w. b. Associa.
ton, on lot No. IA, in square "a, South
Wheeling, dated March q, aud admit.
ted Ia record Apr 6. 1865.
Ernest Rosenberg aud wife to A.
Wiedebusch, trustee for the s. w. b
Association, on lot No. 10, in square 6,
South Wheeling, dated March 70, and
admitted to record April {, lS6S.
August Zimmerman to A. WiedebBsch
trustee for the S. W. B. Association, Oh
lot No. 3, in square %, South Wheeling
dated March g, and admitted to record
April ., 1868.
Henry Rossell and wife to A. Wiede.
busch, trustee for The S. w. B. AssOeis.
tion, on lot No. 80, Lagrange, South
Wheeling, dated March u, and admitted
to record April ., 1868.
Henry Fuhrmann and wife TO A
Wiedr busch. trustee for the s. W. b
| Association, on lot No. 2, in square IL,
1South Wheeling, dated March IA, and
admitted TO record April 8, 1868.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-04-13

The great CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILRoAp Is there
fuIe. in an important sense, n SENi'NATlONAl'
WORK aided and commended 10y tire people, the
{ legislative row er, and the Executive officers;
th0ug itS management Is administered uIh al
NE care aud JOretkougAt Of The mott eminent pirate
cuTporGtionE Being under the constant super
vi5lon Of the GUyernment-Who, being the pfin'
cipal creditor. accrpis sub ,rdiuate and contin.
gent lien-with ~ laIgr an amount II addition
al capital also invested In the property pledged
IL Is believed that no securities now Offered IN
tho market pos-eSs the san - claims a. conn
4 nee and market value, except those oil the
Government.
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Money Fioaiiag on the Air.

Some magicians catch silver half dol
lars and gold pieces on the end Of their
wands from the invisible atmosphere,
but We rs ger heard before last Satur-
day that genuine bank bills could be
caught the same way without a wand.
On the day named one of our most pop
ular banking institutions intended to
destroy some of their old currency by
fire, but the draught drew it upthrough
the chimney ont on to the streets. We
don't know how much was "circulated''
this way, but have been informed, that
as soon as il was discovered TO be "intia-
ted currency" it was all returned to the
bank.
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DEEDS IN FEE.

James S. Sharp and wife, to James c.
Pierson, for the one-fourth of Chapline
farm, on Bethany pike, dated March :,
and admitted TO record April 4, 1865
5000.
Richard V. Whelan to George Zilies
for 20 acres of land on the north point
of Zane's Island, dated March 81, and
admitted to record April 4, 1865. SILL
0OU.
Thomas R. Moffet and wife, to VIM.
Paul for parts of lots Nus. 69 and 20 (l7i
feet off the middle Of each lot) on Ger.
man street, Centre Wheeling, dated
January 10, and admitted to record April
4, lS6o.
Thomas J. Kisner and wife, to John
A. Armstrong for lot of land at the
corner of Broadway, and Ohio streets,
and also lot at the corner of Ohio and
Penn streets, Zane's Island, and num-
bered on the plat Of j. A. Armstrong;
addition as Nes. S, 6. z, aud Z, dated
aud admitted to record April 4, 1905
Robert Wilson and wife, to James r
Hammon, in trnst for the use OF Annie
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The RIIiuger and Foo,e Combination

The Ellingcr and Foote Combin ntio0.
This combination of Lilliputians will
give two performances in Washington
Hall, on Friday and Saturday nights
next. 1t is one of the most novel and
attractive performances of its character
that has ever visited this city. Com
modOre Foote is the smallest man known
in the world and is wonderful as o
comedian, actor and dancer. Colonel
Smalle, the great female dancer, is but
a trifle taller than the little Commn-
dore. Miss Eliza NesteIle, bewItching
little beauty, poetical reader and dan
seuse, completes the combination of lit
tie folks. The other array of talent,
numbering some five or six, have been
highly csmplimeuted as possessing
great ability in their respective roles.
Their performances embrace comedies,
burlesques, &c, &c, which are reu-
dered IN such manner as to create the
greatest laughter among the audience.
See advertisement on Tomorrow morn
ing for full particulars.
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Grover a. ID 'ker's

Elastic aud lock-stitch sewing ma
chines have stood twenty years test;
hundreds of ladies ID Wheeling are now
using them, and will testify TO their
aud superiority. The ma
chimes are unequaled for plain sewing,
hemming, tucking, braiding, telling,
etc. No bobbns, threads run direct
from two spoois; will sew heaviest and
then finest fabric without change of
needle. Sale>room at Oxtoby & DuI-
fields Jewelry Store, lob Main street,
where a magnificent stock of watches,
clocks and j1welry has just been re-
celved.
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Ms Mlssioa.p HE made sslns beautiful

I erss Mission.n He made senle beantisui
illustrations to prove the great necessi-
ty of giving children q good education'
and the heavy responsibility resting
with the teacher In the faithful dis
charge of his duty. His remarks how
ever, were more directly confined to the
results of well educated mind IN
youth, than the manner in which thai
end can be attained through the
Teachers Mission;" or in other words
referred more to the mind after 1t was
moulded than in its crude state, when
1t is the teachers duty to polish 1t un-
til it becomes the jewel he 80 beautiful
ly described.
MISC Ella Dillon was announced TO
read an easy or deliver an address, hut
she begged to be excused on account OF
not being prepared.
Prof. T. Z. BlakSly, with a few notes.
made an extemporraneous review OF the
Educational systems of Great Britain
and Ireland. We draw from his remarks
that our system of education is far su-
perior to that adopted in the countries
named, with one exception in relation To
colleges. He allowed that in some of
our colleges We could get diplomas for
money, while in the foreign countries
named that was impossible. He ac-
counted for this by stating that they
were not gotten up SO much for pc
cuniary success as institutions of learn
Ing. He dwelt at considerable length
upon the schools of both countries, but
we could find nothing in his remarks
that would justify US in coming to any
other conclusion than that they have a
most wretched system of education in
the countries alluded TO.
A vote of thanks was accorded 10 both
the speakers with but one dissenting
voice.
The Secretary read the names of men,
beers who were subject to fine for non
attendance, unless excused.
The Association then adjourned.
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TRUST SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made to me by David Armstrong on the
gath Of January. 1856, and OF record In the
Recorders Once for Ohio county. West Virginia,
~ secure . debt from said Armstrong u Thomas
Stewart l shall on TUESDAY, The 9TH DAY OF
APEIL, 1868 At the front doOr Of the COURT
HUUsE of Ohio county, in the city of WHEELING,
,ud best bidder, the TRIADELPnIA Ill. FIX
TuKFs &C. TOGETHER WITH rHIRTEEN (l3) ACRES,
Two t2J QUAETEHs or An ACRE AND TWO ~
Pl RICHES OF LAMB. And in pursuance Of a pro
vision in said cesd cftrtlst shall sell said prop
erty-Ist, 70 pay debt due to Samuel McCoy,
sesured by smother deed of trust on said pr"per-
y, anu 2nd, to pay said debt - Thomas Stewart.
TEgAs or SALE-Une-third purchase money
in cash; the residue, with interest, in equal
payments N one and two years, with approved
sscurity. T. JACOB,
uutr.,lt1 Trustee.
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New Editions of Irving's Works.
THREE EDITIONS ISSUED MONTHLY.

THE KNICKERBOCKER EDITION.
Large I2mO on supeTfss laid paper with Illus
tr.tI1ns- rI~rartIy printed frUn new e. re0type
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- subscribers for the vbOe 1T, s2zS per vol.
Half calf, extra, 80
>. This editiun win be sold ONLY 70 snbscrb
efs for the whole set II - tire bGst editlOn for
Libraries and for the eeutre-table.
II. THE RIVERSIDE EDITI0E.-Ibno, on
fine, white papeT f"n HeW stereotype plate
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per vol
III THR PEOPLES EDITIOS.-From the
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cheaper paper. neatly bound IN cloth prlee si-2'
The Issue Of the above several editions was
commenced October lst, is67 volume VII lie
issued puuctaally on the 1T day Of each month
until tie whole soTiss 81 oJmPlst7d, IN the iol'
lowing order:
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Tho reissue Of these works In their several
forms II unusually elegant The plates are
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and each. IN proportion % price, combining Esod
The -KBickeGbosker Edition" h sold specially
G.P. PUTNAM & sos,
sb5 CO Rgsaduay, ~.
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Gravel Roofs.

Gravel Roofs.
Mr.. George Crumbacker, of this city,
is fully prepared to put on gravel roofs
in the most improved method, and war
rants his work to give satisfaction.
either in resisting fire or turning water.
The tar used is put through i process
that free. it from oil and benzole, and
no matter how great the heat, it will
pot run. 1t is equally efficient in roofs
of every conceivable pitch. Mr.. Crum-
hacker keeps on hand roofing cement
and cement for tanks and sidewalks OF
the best quality, and for sale at the low
est rates. This roofing has stood test
of fifteen years in Pittsburgh, aud is the
cheapest in use. Call at the Factory
head of Lindsey street, East Wheeling,
or address him through the Wheeling
Post Office. sp7-6m.
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Notice.

The undersiged who has frequently
heard the wish expressed, by some of
the best English families, that they
would like to have their children learn
to speak the German language, and have
a thorough German education, would be
willing to give them an opportunity OF
realizing that wish if the required num-
Der of scholars & 10 or 2O) could be Sc
cured. not exceeding nike years of aye.
For further information call at this Of
fee. CHRIS. G. FREDERICK,
Editor of the Arbieter Freund.
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Teaeher., A..oeint,ou.

A regular moutnly meeting OF the
Teachers Association was held IN the
First Branch Council Chamber at ten
o'clock 4. NJ, on Saturday last.
F. s. Williams, President, called the
meeting to order, and the Secretary
proceeded to call the roll, when it was
found that nearly all of the members
were present.
The minutes Of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
An address was delivered by Prof.
Hsncher, on the subject of the "Tsach-
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Police Court.

The only case for the consideration
Of this Court on Saturday morning, was
the counter charge of Alexander Comas
against John Clifford for assault aud
battery. 1t will be remembered that
Comas was fined ten dollars and costs
ON Friday morning. The case was dis.
missed at the cost of the complainant
on account Of having no witnesses
other than his wife to testify in the
matter
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FOR SALE.
Garden Lots for sale.

= WILL SELL AS A WHOLE, OR DIVIDE
into Gar,Ien Lots, my farm, about five miles
t.,m Wheeling, In Ohio county, nfteen inmates
Ave from the Henipaeld Railroad depot az
W., Grove, containing 1894 acres, more or less.
Mot of the land is rich Wheeling creek bottom,
..0Jsr BOARD fence, and Is in cultivation. Part
~ tbe purchase money may be in deferred in
Fnr full particulars and inducements apply TO
ISAAC IRWIN, Real Estate Agent, No. 80
hS on,S'I% S1''' SHEkRARD CLEMENS.
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" The greatest part Of the means necessary
70 build the rnAi j. provided hy the U. ,. Gov
eminent upon a subordinate lien.
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Still Ahcad Of All,

Just received, the third stock of
Spring Wall Papers, comprising Eng
lish and American gifts, iius Parlor
Satins, unglazed and brown Papers and
Borders. New styles constantly arriv-
ing. B&ttGr grade and greater variety,
at cheaper prices than any house in the
city. 4. w. PAUL Il Co., No. LOG Main
straa+ IF
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WASHINGTON, D. c, Feb. 25, 1859.

John Liringston, En-, Sscrstdrvof thr Merchants
Union Lar Company NsD York CRY:
SE:-The new Law Register and Official Di.
rcctory, iu.t issued. appears 10 have Teen care
fully and iudiriou-ly prepared, with view to
furnish important information 20 the business
world 1 iud 10 useful a. q book OF reference
in The transaction of official business and u VIII
donhtl.ss prove a valuable acquisition 70 the
desk Of Che banker mrr, bAnt and business man.
Pr.p.rtfuly. JOSEPH =. WILSON,
Commissioner Of the Genera, Land O.Ice.
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SALE OF THE
SPRIGG HOU Sc
IN THE
CITY Of Wheeling, Hest Virginia.


THE SUBSCRIBERS OFFER FOR SALE
That well known hotel, the SPRlGG House,
With the whole of the furniture and fixtures, as
tbry now are. This hotel Is situated on Lots
numbered and and ,rts Of Lots numbered
4 aud 5: and iroHts the Public Landing. The
bouse Is in com .lete order, and from its situA
non and Other advantages is admirably adapted
for a hotel. The furniture and hXturrs have
all been purchased and htted within the last
two wears, and the whole establishment Is now
in complete order for business. We will enter.
Tin proposals for the purchase. and are p epared
10 give liberal terms for the payment OF the
purchase money.
fnol sold before the 2sth day of April, 1868
We vii. on that day, offer the whole property
for sale on the premises, ~ the highest bidder
AZ pub ic auction, We shall sell tue real estate
ANA personality separately or together, as may
be deemed most advantageous, aud the terms OF
psvment will be made known on the day OF
HENRY COSAGT,
JAMES \. WHEAT,
r,or1Sts Trustees.
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The MinstreIs,

The Minstrels.
Tomorrow night Arlington's Min.
strels perform at Washington Hall.
They have the best opinions of the
press throughout the country as iIst
class troupe.