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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-18
RELIGIOUS AND moRAL.


I'm India, the missionary influence
is rapidly extending. A missionary
at Kolapoor, India, writes that in 1885
he circulated 4,6lO volumes Of the pub
LEGATIONS of the American Tract Socl-
ETY.. He says that the number of Hin
doc readers OF these works shows a
remarkable increase from year to year.
In the Church of England there are
1900 clergymen whose incomes as REQ.
tors, or Wears, Is under $3.50 per an
mum; there are some curates who starve
on half that sum, and there is society
In London which gathers CASTOR
clothes for poor clergymen and their
families. On the other side of the
account, 1t appears that the Primate of
England has 10000; the sees of York
and London have each $50, 600; Durham
has revenue OF $4,000; Winchester,
5000; Ely, 81, $50, and of the remain
600.
EMO person." says Henry Ward
Beecher, "should be ashamed of his
name"
mo person should ask for anything
without being willing to take the re-
sponsibili:y of the request. The habit
OF standing up frankly to ones own
actions, opinions, or feelings, and TAX
ing the proper personal responsibility
belonging to everything concerning his
own personality, is manly and whole
some. 1--WE were writing letters, like
Lord Chesterfield, to a son, we should
say, never write any letter that you are
| of acting in all things frankly, openly,
oourageously, and of taking the conse.
quences of ones thoughts and actions,
cannot fail TO result, in individuals and
in communities, in a high and noble
type OF manhood.
Therefore NEVER write anonymous
letters!"
"A book has been published in Phil
adelphia under the title of "CominE
Wonders," which predicts with much
particularly the events OF the next
seven years. Ifitshould turn out that
hits is really prophecy, one can man
age to do without newspapers, and can
look to this book for information as to
what is to occur, as housekeepers ex-
amino the almanac before beginning
| the weeks washing. 1t would be too
much to expect us to give anything
like complete record of what is to &C.
cur in the next seven years, as 1t might
/ bub we Will
mention two or three eventR that will
show what stirring times are before US.
During the present year the long
expected return of the Jews to Pales-
tine is to occur, and n congress of Eu-
ropean powers Is to brighten the pros
poets of the Roman imperial world,
whatever that may be.
In 1869 the Jews are to resume their
ancient sacrifices, infidelity is to
abound, Jesuitical influence is to Wi
den, and democratic despotismV Will
spread. Napoleon is to make war on
Turkey, the Sultan is to lose his empire,
and half dozen new governments are
to spring up on the ruins in Europe,
Asia, and Africa.
Without following this matter further
we will only remark that the direful
occurrences grow more and more
abundant and frequent as the years
roll on, and constitute "Great Tribu-
lation" to which that of DIR. Cumming
Is not to be compared.
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TrnRt Sala.

PY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
A. u. 1885, and Of record in BoOk1O folio IN.
IN me Recorders ONCE OF Ohio county HtatS
OF West VirktniR, shall on MONDAY, THE
EENTa DAY OF FEBRUARY, a. d. 1858, at the
mont door OF the Court House OF Ohio co1n-
Y In me city OF Wheeling, at 10 O'Clock, q.
auction TO the highest and best bidder Tor
CASH, All the right, title, and Interest Of
henry y. Harbour, decd, as one of the heIr7
AZ law OF Joseph 2. Harbour, decd, I'm and 10
me real estate of the said Joseph G. Harbour,
,,oo,, GIBSON L. CRANsrER,
!aa!1-9OIo Trustee.
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For Rent

HIHE STORE ROOMS LATELY ocCu.
pied by George R Taylor q Co., aud ].
Clemens d Co., on Main stree I; also hGse.
ment rooms finished. Good Oca Co.'S In 6ecnnd
story, and good rooms for 9th e. purposes IN
second and third story In good order. Pos
session given Immediately.
Many building lots and dwelling housaa for
sale In the Sixth Ward, on reasonable terms
THOS. HORNRROOR.
Once. No. nS< Main street, above hon
roe, up stairs. 1ebS-tf
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DIED,

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT II, 1868, at 2 O'Clock
a. NJ, at his residence in Centre Wheeling,
Mr.JAMEs TAGGART, in the 9th year OF his
age, OF chronic gastrltes.
his funeral will take place from the resi-
denee OF his daughter, Mrs. Brooks, Main
street, Centre Wheeling, on (this) Saturday
the 18th Of January, 1858, at Il A. NJ.
The friends ofthe family are respectfully
invited 70 attend,
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BEVERLY N. EoFE.
For Sale.

Tho Exchange Hotel, FoIIabur-.
West Virginia.
NNHIs WELL KNOWN AND POPULAR
u dotel mas recently been thoTonRhIV n.
paired and rsfurnlshed throughonf ana n
now doing good business, Wili be offerod St
n [!VHte SaIe until the list OF February, Vhep.
II not sold, will be rented. = "A-OH'
Also, ~ acres OF timber land on Big Ftab.
ing ing cLeeK, In Wetzel county, West va, Tim
OAK; splendid site for LumberIntS w I,1Si
description and terms, address - 'Nt1
Real Estate Agent, weiis5uHS'o "
tan4-2wd6lmW 3 W. va
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just Received.

+ TIERCEs DAVIS SUGAR CURED
2 Tiercea Davis Sugar Cured Bee,
% bhls. Washington Mills Flour.
Shoice Buckwheat flour.
Peeled Peaches,
10 Eastern Cranberriea
Cucumber Pickles.
o21es S Ehsmioal Olive Soap.
quot Toilet Soap. 4'@ "O-
Corner Of Market and Quincy streets.
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For Sale.

HOUSE AND LOT no. IS MAIN ST,
three large, comfortable and convenient
rooms, and good cellar. The lot contains q
choice collection of fruit trees. Price modar-
ate and terms cay. For further InforEnR-
tion enquire OF
ELANoR GREER,
1anl6-lWS on the DreHnisaa
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SIR Bent.
for Rent

TINE STORE ROOM NO. 4s MAIN At
near quincy, now occupied by r. Porter
Srd story rooms, entrance on Quincy, Bame
as Intelligencer ONCE. Apply TO.
tRnl6-IW W. L. MOAFEE
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For Sale

HAVING DETERMINED TO REMOVE
III from the city, 1 offer my Boot and Shoe
establishment for sale. have q large ounu-
tity OF hrst rate Boots, Shoes and Callers on
hand, made according to latest styles for ems
toners. which will part with for less than
cost. Those in need of INST rate ware had
better call and SEQ for themselves.
JANIS MATTHEW'S
Boot q Shoe Maker, Union street.
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SATURDAY. MORNING, JAB. IS.

"SINCE when did it 1.-THE INrRLLI.
0ENCER) become the champion of Dem
cratic rights and interests2 If its
editor will consult his own files he will
see that no Democratic nomination ever
made here gave him satisfactiOn."-
Register of yesterday.
Our neighbor need not feel disturbed
in lis mind in regard to the possibility
ofour entering into competition with
him for the organising. Of the Democ-
racy. In all probability we shall not
join the party until he leaves 1t. We
tiatter ourselves that so long as he is
capable Ofrendering satisfaction as its
champion, that, according to the setter
nal fitness of things" the party could
have no sort OF use for our services. But
leaving that question to one side, we may
say to him that it is entirely unneces-
sary for us to refer to our files in order
to assure ourselves of the fact, which
he states, that we have seldom found
occasion to express any great amount
of satisfaction in regard to DEM
ocratic nominees. Perhaps the
present time is singular and
almost exclusive exception in
that respect, for we take occasion
to assure our neighbor that we do con-
template with very considerable salts
faction several of the present nomina-
lions. They are about such as we
should have advised had we been con-
suited in regard to the best and surest
method of opening the eyes of the gem
eral public as to the aspirations of the
Secession wing of the party for getting
control of the Democratic machine, It
would have been difficult to suit US bet
ter in this respect.
or course, our neighbor knows no
reason why there should be any disaf-
lection inside of the party in regard to
the nominations, for see with what re-
freshing assurance he calls on us 10
inform him in this particular. And
apparently, also, he has yet to learn
that any symptoms :of revolt have Ia
ken place. He urges us to point out to
him our objections to the several tickets.
and also to give him the names of
such Democrats as may concur with us
in opinion. We have already told him
that we have no objections to the tick
disseminated. They suit us very well.
for the reason that the antecedents of
the men arelsuch as to open the eyes of
the public in regard to the schemes
and plans Of the secession wing of the
Democracy for obtaining power in the
city and controlling the organization of
their own party.
We do not propose to individualize
them, nor to throw any obstacles in
their way of continuing on the track,
and SO far as possible, getting soundly
beaten on the day of election. Neither
do we propose to furnish the names of
Democrats who will cooperate with
their fellow-citizens in the work of ad-
ministering this rebuke to the Secession
wing. When, however, the smoke ofthe
battle Is cleared away on the 9th.
we shall take great pleasure in furnish
ing the editor with list of the dead and
wounded who have fallen under their
fire.
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For Sale
dwelling Houses for Sale.

HAVE FOR SALE THREE DWELL
4 ing houses on Main street, Centre Wheel.
Ing between First and Second streets, be-
lo1glng 70 me estate OF DR.. John Eoff The
GIn liy motive for selling these houses IS to
cioSe the estate. zach house has az roOfaG
All "a good condition. Very liberal taFm9 or
credit given, II desired Fun posSs7Sion %
P99IcnSSef on April 1868.
JanIO.lW BEVERLY NJ. EOFF.
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ana VTarIe1Io P.o,-s.

M. The fine side-wheel passenger
8sss ea,ar sALLIE v, Capt. Ro6t.
every Tuesday, Thursday and Satnriiav ~
H. S32c!oe6. VIII receive freiRhts for CAL
:, n HT III anu on THURSDAY for Cincinnati md
TOT freight or passage apply on hoard m
70 ,,o,,,o.r JAS. h. HOLMES, Agent.
HOsiSI No. 30 Monroe street.
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For Sale:

A NEW TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE.
"A containing twelve rooms and two good
Kitchens. Built for two families, situated ON
Main street, North Wheeling, Lot EOTlOl
feet. For terms enquire of
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Notice.

OFFICE OF THE CITIZENS RAILWAY ~ ,
JANUARY 18th, 1858.
TTNHE ANNUAL. MEETING oE ru1E
\, soGkhoIdeTs Of this company will be held
sd, Inc ;,, Sity B1ildings, on WEDNESDAY. the
Of hnsr1d y; S O'CLOCK p M, for the election
year. By order Of the Board ensuing
JOHN MoLURE, JR., President.
Dividend.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS coAEpApv
4 nave declared dividend OF t1So ISeI 49, ~
an Sts me &c capital stock paid in, payable on ana
Ian1s JOHN MoLURE. JR., President.
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Special guttees.

The Confessions ana Experience of
an Invalid.
Published for the benefit, and as CAUTION
TO YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay OF Man
hood, &C., supplying THE MEANS OF SELF
CURE. Written by one who cured himself,
and sent free on receiving a postpaid direct
cd envelope; Address NATHANIEL May
FAIR. Brooklyn, N. Y. Also free, by the
same publisher, a circular OF DAISY SWAIN,
the great Poem of the War. decl7-smd
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For Rent.

THE WARE HOUSE ON WEST SIDE
L of Main street, at present occupied On
MeSSrs. OranEle, DRlZel q Go. Possession
given the LIST OF April next Enquire of
1an1.1md No. IS cor. Monroe o; a & Water sis
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For Sala.

THE BAY GELDING, o, L. COOK.
Il paced In 2.s5 ON the Island last fsil. r.
quiet to harness or saddle. Also, a bay mare
good roadster and quiet. WIN be sold cheap.
Enquire of
J.F, REYNOLDS,
Ian16-lw 81 Main street
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For Rent.

A FIRST GLASS DWELLING HOUSE,
now occupied by Nelson whitaker. Eso
situated on the northeast corner of eth and
Hampden street. Possession given on The
LIST OF April, 1865. Apply to
Ianlo.tf at t sprt ~ Hons,
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For Sale.

A TWOSTORY BRICK house containing
IA nve rooms, corner of Union and Mor-
row streets. For terms, 90, enquire OF
n. STERLING,
1an1T-u at once 70, r. W. Co
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ii s1H#m HALLS
ay vNEGELABLE SICILLAN
I21 HAIR
a. RENEWER
IT'S EJECT IS

Ito l5
M L n a @ u L O u q
1t is Perfect and wonderful article, Cures
badness. Makes hair grow. A better dress.
ing than any "oll" or "pomatum." softens
brash, dry and wiry hair into Beautiful sIl.
ken Tresses. But, above all, the great won.
der Is the rapIdIty with which IL restores
GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR.
The whitest and worst looking hair re-
sumes its youthful beauty by It's use. It
does not dye the hair, but strikes at the
root and fills It with new life and colorine
matter.
The nrst application will do good, You will
see the NATURAL COLOR returning every
day, and
BEFORE YOU KNOW IT,
the old. gray, discolored appearance of the
hair will be gone, giving place to lustrous
shining and beautiful locks.
Ask for Halls slcilian Hair Remover; no
other article is at all like it in effect.
See that each bottle has our private (jov
eminent stamp over the top OF the bottle,
AH Others are limitations.
r: p. HALL 4 co., Nashua. N. n. Propri-
etorS. For sale by all drugRists,
decSO-1meOdd&w
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aJet1t advertisements.
STREET COMMISSTONER.

GNpMesns. Editors: You will please an
HSS nounce my name as Candidate for
the of1ce OF Street Commissioner.
tanlS-t6 HENRY RAMP,
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8ur Sale.
For Sale.

T OFFER FOR BALE MY DWELLING
i house on Main street, Centre WheeIInV
containing nine rooms, with hath and RGG
complete and in good order. Lot 100 feet
front Terms made to suit the purchaser.
jRn17.tf JACOB SNYDER.
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Farms and Goal I,ands IN soIo :

1S1S1S auu GOal Lands Tor Sale,
M!sh TO SELL MY LAND. NEAR
Il; Mheellng, on CRldwell's Run. Ttncindes
LIZ 5IS ,DaiIy arm occupied by Charles FISheF.
Ra51na an el parcel .Pastured by II.
IL E1eH u iLecherp VIM. Miller and otherT iva
Sr,I LIS part are four Dwelling EouseS. Two
SAu ~ nine or ten acreS-plRntsti nTinCInSI-
- iyeI WItn Satawba and Concord, with a nav
&C., ~ ana other varieties. About 10
az q S ~ tnS Hill Farm Ia fiEBt class Coal land
TT W, VII sen IN separate PARCELS or otherEtSa
n nTt soon sold, The Vineyard, Win a SaIn.
lan1-tf - - ~ '' JAcoR
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Store Room for Rant.

THE STORE ROOM NO. 1ss MAIN ST
now occupied by J. n. Robinson 81 a
Shoe Store, is for rent. Apply to
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STREET COMMISSIONERS,

00plFeasS. Editors Please announce our
HSr worthy fellow-cItizen, JOHN q. ARM
STRONG, as a Candidate for the ONCE OF
found, in every way, competent to I'LL the
0g JSnis aas 00nge' MANY CITIZENS.
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Steamboats,.

Wheeling, Marietta ana Parker,bn,..
Daily Packets.
~ The side wheel steamers mRE
BECCA" and "EXPRESS,"
Rebecca leaves WheeIIno a,,o-,.
15cIoCity, wednesday and Friday, at eleven
m FL press leaves Wheeling every Tuesday
A1E nn and saturday, at IL O'Clock, a. m.
fIttsbnrgh, due at IL a. m. 'NAAAs 'Aoiih
tv1aoa pied through to all points be-
'"SeA al eEEsD9Lg and GalllpolIs.
5oo,o., BoOCHp BATTELLE & CO..
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Administrators Notice..

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN APP
pointed by the Recorder OF Ohio County,
w. Va, Administrator OF the estate of Al
bert Wait, deceased. AllnperSOnS having
claims against said eStaf RE requested to
present them duly authenticated, and all
that are indebted will come forward and
make settlement.
jan1S-2t BENZ, FISHER,
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AFEw QUESTIONS, FRIEND.
What makes your Hair 80 beautiful
Oh OF Grapevine.
What gives your Hair its glossy lustre2
Oil Of Grapevine
What gives Life and Growth to your HAIR
Oil of Grapevine.
OIL OF Grapevine.
What Hair Preparation is counterfeited?
OIL of Grapevine.
OIL OF Grapev1ne7
LAUGHLIN, SMITH q CO.,
sepl9 No. 50 Main st., wheeling.
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WHEELING INTELLIGENCER.

II II h NJ ..
INVARIABLY IN ADVANOE.
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Dickens First Reading I'm PhIIadel-
phia-.The Way the Quakers Re
ceiVed HIm..-The Change as no Pro.
creased.
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"SINCE when did it 1.-THE INrELL1.
dENCER) become the champion of Dem
cratic rights and interestsP If its
editor will consult his own files he will
see that no Democratic nomination ever
made here gave him satisfaction.''-
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REAL ESTATE SALES.

(n REAL ESTATE,-THOMAS ~ SONS
HlSALE.-Modern Three-story Brick Resi-
dence, No 292 3. Third street, above Spruce
street. Tuesday, December 22, 1868, at IL
Philadelphia Exchange, all that modern three.
story brick messuage and lot of ground situate
north of Spruce street, No 800; containing in
front on Third street lS feet 8 inches, and ex-
tending in depth so feet, together with the
privilege of three feet wide alley, 1t has the
gas introduced; BATH hot and cold water etc.
Clear of all incumbrance. Terms-S30O0 may
remain ON mortgage. Immediate possession.
Keys at the Auction Rooms.
NJ. THOMAS q SONS, AuctlOneers
l272w Nos. l39 and Ill =. FOURTH Street
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DEPARTMENr'OF PUBLIC HIGHW AVS,
u OFFICE OF CHIEF COMMI 5SIONER,

~ NEPARIMENt Or ~ bLlU Hldd w AVS,
l. OFFICE OF CHIEF COMMl SSIONER,
40. l04 S. FIFTH Street
PHILADELPHIA, December 3, 1868
PUBLIC NOrlCE.--In accordance win the
provisions OF an ordinance OF Councils, ap-
proved April "a, 1868, notice is hereby given
that the flual estimate for the construction of
the sewers on Eighteenth street, from Vine street
To Spring Garaen street, ana on Walnut street,
from Thirty-third 10 Thirly.eighth street. will
be paid January 9th, 1869.
All persons having claims for labor done or
material furnished for said sewers are requested
10 present the same for payment on or
before IL o'clock NJ. OF the fifth day OF Janu-
ary, 1869. r,,1,,,r,.,,,.
MAHLON H. DICKINSON,
u Stu3t Chief Commissioner of Highways.
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"A grocer in this State ingeniously tried
to clean out bombshell with red-hot poker
He succeeded in cleaning himself out most
efectually.
Chicago entces Rev. Mr.. Bartlett, of
Brooklyn, with the premise of ''wide field
OF usefulness" and $1,000 year.
An Indiana girl, driven from her home by
her father, now sues him for wages due her
for household services.
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DR. KINKELIN, AFTER A RESIDENCE
i and practice OF thirty years at the Northwest
corner of Third and Union streets, has lately
moved 70 south ELEVENTH Street, between MAR.
EET end CHESNUr
Hissuperiority In the prompt and perfect cure OF
lions OF . special nature Is proverbial
Diseases OF the skin, appearing In D. hundred oil,
weakness, and all nervous debilities scientifically
and successfully treStsd- Office hours from a ID
osP.M.
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<4xyA,. PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND
SSfAIAaaszass AND NORFOLK srEAMSHIP LINE,
TEROUGH FREIGHT AIR LINZ TO THE
SOUTH AND WEST,
EVERY SATURDAY,
At noon, from FIRST WHARF above MARKET
Street, - -. -----
TO all points North ana South Carolina, via sea
board Air Line Railroad, connecting al Portsmouth
and LynchDurgi Va, Tennessee and the West, via
Danville Railroad - - ~
LOWER RATES THAN ANY OTHER LINZ.
The regularity safety, and cheapness OF this route
commend Il 70 the public as the most desirable me
dunn foT Carrying every description OF freight
NO charge for commission, drayage, or any expenss
OF transfer,
FTeIght received daily, - - - -. -
WILLIAM p. CLYDE q CO..
No, Ii North and south WHARVES
W. P. PORTER, Agent ST Richmond and CisJ
T.P, CRowELL q CO., Agents At Norfolk. sH
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I ETTERS TESTAMENTARY UPON THE
i hsIste of FRANCIS j. IkOuBAr deceased,
Bav nE been granted TO The undersigned alt pc sons
indebted 10 the said estate requested To make
payment, and those haV ng claims or demands 10
make known the same without delay, to
h, TROUBAr, M D., Aministrator,
l2Stu6t No 1901 WALLACE street.
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->gEts, NOTICE.-FOR NEW YORK. VIA
$klAlls!.Asa DELLA w ARE AND RARITAN CANAL.
EMPRESS SIEAMBOAT COMPANY,
The Steam Propelers OF this line leave DAILY
from drst wharf below Market street,
THROUGH IN "a HOURS.
Goods forwarded by al the lines gong out OF
York, North, East, and " est free OF commission,
Freights received at our usual low rates,
WILLIAM u. CLYDE d. CO., ARenta,
. NO. IA S. WHARVES, Philadelphia
JAMES HAND, Agent 30a
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GOVERNMENT Sales

GALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE AND
y ORDNANCE SHORES.
VIII be sold at Public Anction at Fort Monroe
Arsenal, Oid Point Comfort, Va, on HONDA Y, The
2sth day OF December le6s, at 10 o'clock a. large
quantity on stores, consisting IN part Of the following
2lS Field, Siege and sea.cosst Cannon, Howjtzors
and Nortfrs, cast iron CAD ana bronze (2J OF
various calibreS. w -
81 Wrought Ion Gun Carriages and cast iron Mortar
Large quantity of Artillery Implements and EQUIP.
I3z49 Shot She'll Spherical Case Staucs of Crane and
Canister. for smooth bore and rtsd guna OF
various callbres. '' -
36 Foreign Model arms, OF various callbre5.
~ Burnside Carbnes, good order
iS0 Ri6ed Mnskoto altered to percussion, CAL -
34s Foot Artillery Swords, good order.
7sb springfield Rifed Muskets, ca 5S.
q Rifles, assorted.
3SporEng Rifles and Shot Guns.
66 Light Artillery Sabres.
l72 N, G. .. and Muscians' swords,
Infantry Accoutremenis Horse Equipments, and
Small Arm appendaRe.
Artillery and Cavalry Bits and Iron Parts, for field
27,678 Carriage Bags (lsnnel and serge).
Rope and Corn sacks ,,,,,,
Thirty days Will be allowed for the removal OF
cannon; fourL cen days fr al other stores.
Terms of Sele-Ten per cent. cash to be paid day
of sale balance on delivery Of the goods.
A catalogue of the articles TO be sold VIII be fur
nighed upon application al this Arsenal, at the
Ordnance Office Washington, ID. Q.
The officer making the sale reserves the right to
bid in and suspend the sale whenever the bidding
does not come up to the limit that may be fixed by
proper authority some of the articles or when
the interests of the nited states In his opinion
may be subserved by so doing IN - ,,1,ro
l2Sl7tI ~. d al LOhl
Mai. Of Ordnance and Bvt. Col. U. s. A, Comd'g.