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llutifes in Danhruptfp.

TN TIRE DISTRICT CoUET Of THE
i USIfED sIA1E>, FOR 1HE DISTRICT OF
sou. Il CAEOLINa-IN THE MATTER OF EPH-
RAIN III. SEA BROOB, BANKRUPT, BY WHOM A
PETITION Fur ADJ CDI "a ION OF. BANKRUPT
G, WAS FILtD on The 1sr DAY OF JANU .RY,
A. D 1869. IN SAID C0URr-IS. BANKKUPTCY.
his l. to civ noti:o, that on The sEvENTEENrH
DAY OF February A D. 1869. a Warrant in Bank
ruptcy was is,u d against the Estate OF EPHRhIM
III. SEA BROOK of -, in the County of Beau
fori and >tte If sou h Carolina. who has been ad-
Judged Bnuk upt on his own petition; that the
payment OF any debts and delivery of any property
belonging to sad Bankrupt, to him or forhis use,
81 tho transfer Of any property by him are forbid
den by law tn : o meeting OF the Creditors of the
said Bankrupt to prove their debts, and 10 choose
one or moro Assignces of bis fstate will be held at
Court OF Bankruptcy, to he holden at No. 70 Bro1d.
street, Charleston, South Carolina, before ]. O. AR
PrNfrR, Registrar. on the FOURTH DAY OF MARCH,
A. D. 1869, at 10 o'clockA. NJ.
J. P. NJ. FPPING.
United States Maishal as Messenger.
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February 10

TN THE DISTRICT C1UHT OF The
i UNITED STATES, FOR THE Dis RIOT OF
sOUi3 AROLINA-IN THE MATTER OF THOA1-
A. E. SCKEVkN. BANKRUPT. BY WHOM Il Pc l.
TJoN FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANKRUPTCY
WAS FILED ON 1HE 31sT DAY OF ECEMBER,
A. D. 1863 IN >A1D cOURT-IN BANKRUPT CY.
This Is TO givo 10 ICE. that on the TENTH DAY
OF FEBRUARY, a. D. 1869. q Warrant in Bankruptcy
was is ued against the Estate of THOMAS L.
SCREYGN, OF urah mviile. In th- County of Beau-
fo.t, and state Of outh ,a'olina, who bas been
that The payment OF any debts and delivery of
any property belonging to said bankrupt to him or for
his l,so, and tho transfer CT any property by him
arc forbidden bv law; that meeting "fthe ''redi-
tors OF te said lnhrupt 20 prove their debts, and
to choose more assisnecs of his Estate. will
be lc d at Court OF Bankruptcy to be holdon 1t
No. u Broa i.srcet. Charleston, South Caro- ina,
brforc :. CAEP:N Err, Registrar, on the
TwsNTY-sIxTH DAY OF FLDRUARY, a. u. 1869, at IL
o'clock III. j. p. d. EPPING,
United States Marshal Us Messenger.
Ecy,r, 1
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New York, tuesday, May I.

New YORK, Tuesday, May !.
UpoLPHo WOLFE, ESQ.,:
Deur Sir-Ins want of pure Wines end Liquors
for medicinal purposes ha breh long fe.t by the pro-
tess1on and thousands OF lives nave been sacrificed
by the use OF udullerated articles Dcrium tremcls
and Other diseases D. the brain aud rves 20 rift.
in this country are very rare ID Luropo, owing, in
great decree, to the difference !hc putty Of the
spirits sold.
We have tested the seyeiHl arliclts imported and
sold by you. lncuiiDg your Gin which you sell un-
der the name OF aromatic cchIcddu acnapps, which
we cousidyr Justly erutIed 10 the high reputation it
has ACQUIRED in this country; and from your loug eX-
pe ience az foreign Dporter, your bottled Wines
and Liquors should meet " tn the same demand
We would recommend you 70 aptolnt some OF the
rcspecta be apohe carries in dierent parts OF the city
as aseuts for ha sale OF your Dranlics uud Wln,,;
wucG The profession car obtain the same wbc.I
needed for nediciuul purposes.
Wishing you SUCCESS III your rcw enterprise,
NC remain. your obedie:t servants,
VALENTINE MOTT. NJ. D., Professor Of sur cry,
University Medical College. New Yo:k.
j. NJ CAEaOCHAN, NJ. D., Professor OF Clinical
surgery, sur,eon-ln' mei to tue state HoslllA,
&c No IA East SlXteontu-Strcet
LEWIS a, SAYRt, II. l. :, No. 73j Broadway.
Il P. DE WEES, M D.. Nc. 79l Froalway
JOS tPH WURS EI, NJ D.. NO llJ NinIh-street.
NEL,UN STEELE, NJ D, No. 81 Biecker-s;roet.
JOHN O'REIL. Y, N. D., No. go Fourth street
B. l. RAPHAEL, NJ D.. Prof ssor OF the Principles
aud fracdca OF sur cry, New YORK Medical Col.
lego, &c, No. 81 Nints-sirect and otbers.
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III TIE DT.TKiCT COURT OF THE
UNITED >ra TE> FOR sOU III CaEOhiNA-
JANUARY TERM, 1S69.-IN IBE NATTER or H.
f. SALlEY or ORANGEfURG. BANKKUPT-
PETITION F0k Full. AND FINAL DISCHARGE
III BANKRUPT Y-Ordsred That hcsrrg
be har Oh inc FoUETH DAY OF MARCH. 1853,
A. Fcdoul Cour c III harlcstot. $. g.; ,uU
.h,. all Crcdiio 8, &c of said Bankrup opprur Mt
.sG m and ,l.c and show Cause, ifanv The, clD.
why ,hr prAv,, Of tho pe'i,oI er sho,Id rot b.
arrntcd. Aid i1ll' t,n sccond and third moniGg-
Of Ctcd trs Of sad Bau' rutt WILL be held a. the
Ollie If c. CAR ENTER, Esq, Regis rar NJ tat
SC nj c ,rcs.ional Dl.'rlct 5. C., Oh THIRD
DAY OF MLRcu. 1862 Z: g II.
~ orde. OF tue Co irt. The 4th day Of FcbruIIy,
1860 DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk Of tho strict Cou,t of tho Un t." Stit for
sooth Carolina. r. February IL
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RfHaual.

NJUTICE OF FKEMOVAL.-IHEP PavIL-
IN ION HOTEL STABLES hos been removed
from Meeting street to the cHaRLESl ON HOTEL
STABLES, PISCKNtY STREET.
Thanking my friends ar tho public generally for
their libarai pur0ua.e bestowed on the lutte firm OF
b. RO oDlN & Co.. must bog continuance of the
same to the CHAILt TON AND PAVILION HJTEL
STABLES, ,PINCKNEY-eThEEr.
M. P. PICKETT.
Superintendent Charleston and
February 18 ) Pavilion Hotel Stab;es.
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Fertilizers.
WANDO FERTILIZER.


THE WANDo MINING. AND MANUFACTURING
COMPANY offers to the Planters and Farmers OF the
South their Fertilizer. known as the "WANDo FER
TILIZER," which the experience Of the past season
has proved to be one of tho most valuable in our
market It has for Its base the materials from the
Phosphate beds of the Company on Ashley River,
and is prepared nt their works at the EAST END OF
HASEL-STREET In this city. In order to guarantee
its uniformity and maintain lis high standard the
Company has made arrangements with the dstin-
guished Chemist, DR.. C. o. SHEPARD f., who
carefully analyzes all the aumoniacal and other ma
tcrial purchased by the Company, End the prepared
Fertilizer, before being offered for sale. The Conn
pany is resolved to make an article which will prove
to be "Comnlcte Manure" and give entire salts.
faction.
For terms, circulars, and other information, apply
to wM. G. DUKES CO., Agents, n
Mol souh Atlantic Wharf.
January4 pwr 3moe
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ainss anS .foulln.

U OSr. oN SUNDAY LAST NEAR Df.
l Bachm MS Char, h, GlLD BRACELET. A
reward ul be paid on leaving 1t at the rcsdcn OF
Oaptain THOMAS LOCKWOOD. East Bay, second
house from ornes OF Society-street.
February 10
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Gc nea!.

TY,u REN1, -FOUR ROOMS, WITH THE
use OF q good c'siern. Amply at No. 16, corner
Of aNsOH AND SOCIETY STREETS.
February 10 81
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PACIFIC GUANO C0MPANY'S
SOL UBLE
PACIFIC GUANO.
cAPfTAL............ ............ 81, 600 600

HlHIS GUANo DIFrtnS FROM PERUVIAN
L Guano simply In the relative proportions Of
tho same ell men:s Of fertility.
Its use during the past tour years for the culture
Of cotton and orn has given to 1t character for
standard excellence unsui passed by genuine PERU
wan Guano. anu where seasols Of drought Inter-
vene. J. produces i large increa-e OF crops
The p,ice ut whIce this Guauo Is placed is so
much below that Of Peruvian Guano as TO constitute
1t an object OF ma. eriul importance to southern
agriculture.
Tne large OF. ital and res ,urces OF the Company
enable it to furnish Guano OF the highest value at
the lowest possib rost to consumer. and the
hlshes interest Of the company Is recognized In
this poicy.
The Company looks to large Gales, sma profits
and permanent trade for compensation on capital
invested.
DR.. sr. JULIEN RAVENEI4 Of South Caro-
lima. is Scientific Director to the Company,
which affords su .uaruntee Of the continued eI-
oellence Of the Gdsno. None genuine unless brlnd.
ed with tho name OF JOHN h. REt>E L. CO., Gene
raj Agents OF the PAcIF u GUANO COMPANY.r,
For terms and mode Of app.ica ion apply to
j. y. ROBSON,
Agent for The StatA OF south Jarnhn1.
Nos. 1 and Atlantic Wharf,
December 10 p&o stuthBmo
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NEW Yoaz, No. 90 cnDAn-srrHE7. t,

New Yoaz, No. 53 cEDAp-srrEET.
tloyGMocr &c, 1867 I
UDoLpHo WOLFE, Fsq.. PrfseH.:
Dear Sir. Davo submitted 70 chemical anavsis
TWO bottles OF "scaieiuIu Schuapps," w.'ich took
from fresh package in your bon ed warehouse. an:
find. us before, that the spirituoJs liquor is Tree
rom injurious ingredients Or falsihcauOn that j.,
has the marks OF beng aged aud Lot roo ol.y Pre-
pared oy mechanical admi1ture OF alcoho: and aro-
I,spectulIy, FRED. =. MAYER,
Chemist,
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A n PRIVATE SALE, "A DESIRABLE
IA DOUSE and four acre LOT i'll tho Town Of
Aiken, = G.
Tho House contains seven IN rooms on one floor,
ccilcd and papered. and two } good attics; lonts
SOUTH with piazsas to the souh and vest, and Is in
sood condition. requiring but slight repairs.
Tho Kitchen con aims lErco t3) rooms.
Tho location Of these premises s one OF the best in
Aiken situated on hill IL the northeastern portion
and only about ten tl0j minutes walk from the
depot.
For further particulars, apply to
GEORGE D. CONNOR,
February Is No. Ii Broad-street.
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lltanis.

SAIANTED. A WOMAN To COOK AND
w WASH: also. nice tidy res 'ectab!e GIRL to
do do p.stairs work, sew and attend to children:
white preferred. IL colored ust be ccanr, have
no fau iIics hangers d expect to no every.
thing about the house. Re o-cnced required Ap-
ply ri southeast corner PITT AND MONTAGUE
SThE.r>. MRS HANNAH.
Ept,rulry 10
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AmasamsuI.

.aMiSfMs!ls.
>~,~~o~~S~~
GHARLESTON THEATRE.
LESSEE AND MANAGED. ...... JOHN TEMPLETON.
AMUSEMENT EXTRAORDINARY!
FOR 4 FEY NIGHTS ONLY.
Commencing This Evening. Februnry1
-
Engagement with Whitman's original worldle-
nowned Spectacle, entitled tho Enchanted
WHITE FAwN:
With Mr.. B. F. whnan's celebrated Plrisian BAL
LET TROUPE.
MILE ESMERALDI DIAM,
Star Dansousc from hor Majesty's Theatre. London
and vooice.
MILE AUGUSTA SOuLKE,
Star panseuss from Theatre Roval. Paris, and
Niblo's Garden. New York, with Principal
and Second Premier Dapseuses and
Full CORPS DE BALLET.
MISS ALICE VANE,
Tho Star of the sunny south and STAR DRAMATIC
COMPANY.
The Great Fifteen Thousand Dollar
TEANSF Is NJ ALTON SCENE!
The Who'll. under the immediate supervision Of B.
F. WHITMAN, Esq, the Proprietor.
SCALE OF PRICES.
Admission op......................... .......S1 w
Reserved ~oats. '..''''''' 20
Back Seats. 80
COlOreu cats. w
Lh ldreu half prico.
aS- Tickcst cIn, b. had at HOLMES BOOK
ST JRE uud HOrEL-. February ~
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Celebration.


WASHING ION LIGHT INFANTRY
CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION,
THIRD ANNIHERSARY, 22d FEBRUARY, 1869.
EXERCISES WILL BE HELD IN THIRD PRES
BYrERIAN CHURCH. MEETNG-srREET,
COMMENCING AT HALF-PAsT7P PM.
Order Of Exercises
ANTHEM.
PRAYER. BY Rev. VI. c. DANA.
ODE written for the occ1sion by G. HERBERT
SASS. ESQ.,, and delivered by the Rev. @. P.
GADSDEN.
GRAFTON. by the Rev. ]. L. .GIRARDEAU, D. D.
HYMN.
BENEDICTION
&C. Members OF the various Charitable Associa-
items of this city, citizens generally. and ladies' es
pecally, respectfully invited to attend.
CoAnnTTEE ON PUBLIC CELEBRATION:
Rev. E. c. EDGERToN, Chairman.
DAN'L B. GILC1LAND. H. q. WILLIAMS.
meeting of the Association win be held at Ma
sonic Hall at Four p IL the 22d, for the transac-
ton of business and the election of ocers for the
ensuing year. Members will come prepared to pay
arresrs.
1ho Society viii ASSEMBLE at the Masonic Hall at
half past Nine P. NJ, Tor Supper.
Members ca procure Tickets from eitAez OF tho
Committee.
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Tho proprietor also offers FOX sala
BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS,

Imported and bottled by himself expressly for mo
dicina use Each p1ttlc has his certificate OF its pu.
uty. UOOLFiAo @O1sfF..
November 18 %
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CtTEAM ENGINES FOR SALE CHEAP,
- if applied tor immediately
III One 12 borsc Portable ENGINE
III One 4-horse Portable Engine.
ALSO,
III One 8-hoTsc-pcwer LNGTNE. in good condition.
CAMERON, nsRKl.EY & CO.,
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberlaud.streets.
January is
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Gopariusrsbip nOtife.

II AN NNOrICE-TuE UNDERSIGNED
IL have tins do, formed Copirtnership Tor the
practice of LAW AND EQUITY in sumier and ad-
joiuIrg Counties In tho Unitod Sta.c. Courts FOR
t,e District Of South Carolina, under tho nawe and
style Of RrcHAKDSJN y MuSB-.
JAMES i g. RICHARDSON.
NJ .NfGOMERY MOSES.
Sumter, S. O.. FcbIulry3 g. Feb'uarVs
AW MOTTO E.-Mc MILAN KIAG,
1 ESQ.,. Is this day admitted partner in our
Law Partnership.
CAMPBELL & sEABROoK. LAWYERS
No. 90 Broad-street.
JAMES B. CAMPDFLL.
HENRY SEABR00K.
MCMILLAN KING. January
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COMMITTEE ON ANs,1vEnsARY:
q. ]. 6REER, Chairman.
FRANK e. 9AYLoR. J. II. >CHkEINER, Jr.,
7. D. LIBBY. j. L. SHEPPARD.
February 1S thfsm4
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5Mefttnas.
zrI;uDsAsmL CHAPTER No. IL,

zEHuEDABmL CHAPTER No. IL,
X. A. M.
T1HE REGULAR CONVUCATION OF THE ABOVE
Chapter will be held This EVENING. at half.past
seven O'Clock, 1T masonic Hall. BY order ~ Z. Fl.
P. Z. N. JEANNERETT.
February 10 Secretary
MARION LODGE. No. 2. L. o. y. +.
TNHE REGULAR WEEKLY MEElISG OF THIS
i Lodge will be held 1HIs EVENING, OF Seven
O'Clock, at Odd Fellaw's Ball, corner King aud
Liberty streets. Members requested to attend.
by order n. G.. ROBERT G.. STAIR,
February 10 Recording Secretary.
HOPE FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
THE REGULAR MEET ING WILL BE HID
il THIS EVENING. ut halfp st Seven O'Clock. at
the Hall. puuciual attendance is requested.
W. q. SaiI1H,
February 10 / President.
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26 PINE-STEEET, NEW YORK,
November -, 1867.
UpoLpuo WOLFE, Esq., Present:
Dear Sir-IIIn mauc chemical examination OF
q sampie of yorr schiednni Schnapps, with Tie iu-
;rni vi determining II any forris.a Injurious ;un
stance had becn added 10 the simple distilled spirits.
Tbc examination has resulted IN tic conclusion
that the sample con,alncd no POISONOUS or h.rmful
adulixture | have ten unablc 10 discover any
trace OF tho dc.cicri0us substance, wich arc eil-
ployed in the aiulter,iion Of liquors. | wCud not
hesitate to use myself or ID rccomm nd 10 others.
tor medicinal purposes, the sc;l.cdn Schnapps Us
az cxcelleut ant, uuohiccioGa:,a variety Of gln.
Very respectfully yours,
lEiynod,j ciAS. a. SEtLY, Cbcip:st.
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Gor Sa!e.

1Iru.s SALH..I'yvU NO. 1,n1L:H cows,
T with yorpg calves, in p,i condition. Apply
ut No. % CO. UMBUS-s rREET, near Meeting.
February 10 ~
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CHARLESTON

DEN T AL DEPOT
No. 275 KtnG-STKEtT,
GOLD AND TIN Foil, AMALGAhIs, MfNERAL
IEkTH, Steel Goods, and evsry article used by the
Dentist 2no January ~
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WANTED, AGENTS TO SFLL TiiE
w aMiRi'aN KNI TING MECH l.. Price
SOS. .he plcst. cheapest aud he's Kntmg Ma Z
chino ever invented viii knit $4,000 stitc. per
minute. Liuelal inducements agruts. Address
AMERICAN KNIl1ING MaCulNE COMPANY,
Bos on Mass, or st. LOUIS NO.
Febriacy3 wfm]3e
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Sfbieoam Sfhnapps. .

OFFICE oF UDoLpHo WOLFE. |
Sole {mpo, Ter o)ihe Scatettan Aromatic Schndpps,
no S2 Ec:ivcr-strcct.
NEW YORK November 3, 1865
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I feel bound to say, that regard your Selma ops
as beng in every respect pre.eminentiy pure, and
deserving OF medical patronage. At all events il is
the purcst possible article of Holland Gin hereto
fore uuoutaInaDle and as such may be safely pr
scribed by Physicians.
DAVID L. MOTT, NJ. D.,
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York
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w TIElAE, suite Of ROOM, plainly fur.
n,>he, aud in good locality; roTn town preferred.
An abundant supply of ws'tcr must hn close ut nd
Address. stating location and t.rms. a. p, OIlco
DAILY Jews. February .6
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PERSoEAL A!TEN ION GIVEN TO TIE PUB
CT >E Of al kinds OF MtRyH NDlSE. Boots,
she's. Hats, "a and Trunk, sid Straw Goods
specI1 IS.
Cons gnmen's Of all kinds of Staple Articles AND
Bena Produrc solicited.
prUmpt RETURNS guaranteed.
EDWARD DAILY,
Late Of Charleston, g.
Weekly Price Currents cen. fres by post
January IS p4o oRos
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tNaATED, EY A LADY ACCUST'.Gl-
w ED to write for tho PRESS. employment OIL
one OF pore Literary Pai,ers or MasaylTws, Us u
WRITER Or sKEl CHEe POETRY, SC. Address
MIS-: X. Z. W., PostoGlce, Charleston. s. c.
nci,,l,cr
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Book Notices.

PoET1cAL Works OF CHARLES G. HALP1NE.
(Miles O'Rllcy). with Biographical sketch,
By Robert r. Roosevelt. New York: Harper
s. Brolhers. Charleston /: Holmes Book
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NaAKLEsTON THEATRE.
LESSEE AND MANAGER. ... JOHN TEMPLETON
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A GENTS SEhaTEB.--S7j 80 S&00 r. Elk
~ MONTH or COMMISSION from which twioc
that amount car, be made by selling the latest i'm
proved COMMON SENSE FAMt Y >E"INfi MA
CHINE; price s1S. For circulars and terms address
G. BOWE & CO., No. 32b South 1bird-street,
Phiia Aphil, fa. 3mo DecriL1er
WANTED, EVERYBODY 3O SUR
w SCRIBE to tic CIRCULATING LIBRARY -
CHARLES G. RI,iHTER'S Select Library Of New
Rools contuns all oi the latest publications.
april 81 M. IGl KiNG-STREET.
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SIyASTkD, ~CGSII:IBE2:S Ht,H ALL
w THE LEADING MAGAZI>ES AND NEWc-
PAPERS. ut publishers rates.
CHARLES C. RICHTER,
Aprll 81 No. l6l klnGstrcet.
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Trustees Sale.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made TO me by Jacob GrOsscloS and Bar
bara. his wife, on the lst day OF June, lst8.
County, West Virginia, In Deed Book No. 50,
page $50, shall, on
wednesday, the 2Ist day OF July, 1859,
At 10 o'clock A. N at the front door OF the
Court House OF ohio County, West Virgin ia,
proceed to sell at public auction, to the nigh
est and best bidder, the following described
ing, ohio County, W. Va, that Is TO say
"Lot numbered seVenty-nine (I9) In the Old
Town of Wheeling, In the First Ward of the
City OF Wheeling, fronting on Market street,
corner of Adams street, on Market street. as
numbered and marked on the plat OF said
CITY, together with all the appurtenances
thareunto belonging, or in any wise appeI-
tanning"
said deed OF trust was given to secure to
Ferdinand Wlngerter (nOw deceased) the
punctual payment of the sum or seventeen
hundred dollars, which DEBT Is evidenced Dy
a note bearing date une LIST, 1866, payable
to ferdinand WlnEerter or order by Jacob
Glossclos, one pear after ddte, with interest
from date payable semt-annually. The In"
terest has been paid upon said note up 10 the
lst day OF June, lees, but no part OF the
principal has been paid.
This sale is made TO pay the principal OF
said note, to wit: the sum OF seventeen
hundred dollars (S1T00) with interest thereon
this sale.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash, and the
balance in two equal inEtalmentH at SIX and
twelve months, the purchaser giving notes
from date, and title will be retained until
the notes are paid.
This being the riTst incumbrance on said
property. the title the trustee will give is be-
iieVed to be uneXceptIOnable.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
jnn15-dts Trustee.
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Commissioner's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
Is Circuit Court for Ohio County, West
Virginia, rendered on the 10th day OF June.
1859 in a cause in chancery pending in said
Court, Gunner is com plain
ant, and Z. Elias 5tifel, admir-, ct ais are de-
fendAnLS, shall, on
Wednesday,, the 2Sth day OF July, 1869,
At 10 o'clock A. M, proceed to sell, at public
auction, to the highest and best bidder, at
the front door of the Court House OF ONO
County, West Virginia, the following de-
scribed property, tnat is 70 say "a certain
No. ten 0O), situated on the east side OF Mar.
ket street, in the City OF Wheeling, and be.
ginning TOR the same at the south corner or
said lot on Market street and running North
on the line OF said lot GOrty-four feet; thence
east to the alley, a parallel with the south
line OF said lot; thence IOrly-four feet to the
south line OF said lot, and thence TO the
place OF beginning" with all the buildings
and appurtenanceS thereuntO belonging.
TERMS OF SALE-One-thtrd cash, and the
balance in II and IL months, the purchaser
giving bond with good security, for the de-
Ierred instRlments, with interest from oate'
Or all cash at purchasers option.
HANNIBAL FORBES
Ejun22.ts special CommlSslOneI'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-01
Allegheny CattlO Market.

ALLEGHENY, June 0U.
CArTLE-The supply this week was
not up to that of last, either in regard
to number or quality, and iu the
absence OF any inquiry for shipment,
deserving of the name, the market was
rather a bard one, and devoid of that
activity which usually prevails when
there Is light supply. Prices COM
pared with last week, ruled lower,
especially the commoner grades, of
which strictly prime butchers stock
brought relatively better prices. There
were few extra cattle sold at SC, but
the bulk of the best stock on sale sold
at from 71Sa7Ac, and fair to good may
be quoted at from 615a7c. Stockers dull
and neglected, selling at 5a51za5A, as
to quality.
SHEEP-Ihere was very full supply
OF this class of stock on sale, about
1900 head, and with only moderate
demand. The market was very dull
one, and, compared with last week,
prices have still further declined, and
had it not been for the presence of one
or two wholesale buyers it would have
been still worse, rs several droves were
taken out OF the market for shipment,
thus reducing the NUN Der on sale, and
rendering it possible for holders to
close out the balance to the retail trade.
AS already noted, however, the market
was hard one for sellers, and it is
probable that most OF them lost money,
and but very few, il any realized any
profit. The very best sheep on sale dld
not bring over 4Aa4Hc-the same kind
last week sold at 424a5c. Lambs were
also in good supply and lower, selling
at from 81 5O43 5Oa3 75 per head, the
bulk of the sales being at 81 50a2 So.
HoGs-There is little or no Inquiry
for this class OF stock, and the market
is dull and neglected, while prices are
nomInally unchanged. We continue
to quote in retail way at 9a10Xallc,
as to quality and condition.