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BUILDINGS AT AUCTION,

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DEPoT QrARTERuasrERs OFFICE.
~ WAsHINGToN. ID c., July Is, 1859
Will be sold: At public auction, on SATURDAY,
AASsnst Il - npder the .1perysisn Of Gsptsin b. G.
Inohiss M. b. H. the following Buildings, 10
un Delaware svenue. between II AID I streets
One One Bs.i,,da,ns, sa.?s feet, and
Sale to commence At 10 A. 81.
Immediately thereafter, or at II A. NJ, will be
On street north. between Twelfth and Thir-
teenth streets
Terms: Cash on day of sale
BY order OF the Qssrterm.ster Sens,sl:
jylss Breyst BriSadisr General, Ie u S a.
I INoOLN DEPOT Ar AUCTION.
DEIS! 2TAEIERY.sTER,s & 7, 70 SrEIcE: 2
viii be A,h,sGTSN sosa ~ ,nSi;. D: ~, July 10; isSs
RsTSi:ion 9, Gsltsin T. G. Thomas, ii. g. K, the
and Tssl .sIss; sss .s.
susipss 5ca i.sf con IrEiDss Easssss
Building issxs. 2 story f,.' tory. A''.'' n."'
House SSH. s;sss fsS Sss:s :: s.: fee.
Kitchen to do ,14xls, 81 Jock House. asTa feet
Building, r fss ss'iR Hoa.s as1i; III, sis t.s. feet
'ss s. e s.ss: s:. s.! ssi
Picket Feroe, 81 feet htah. NV ''''
= HASS. SAsosA sos VI AOUDc uOtu uTultufe, CAr-
P1Ichasers will be allowed ten days to remove
Term: Cash on day Of SALE
By order OF the ousrtS'r%Ca'tsr p HG Ssnsr:l
Deputy QusFtermaster GeperaI,
jy l0t erevet Brig Cen, q. g. A.
MULEsA AID QUABTERMAsfEB's sTOHEs
DEPOT QUARTRRMAsTER's OFFICE. )
( WASHING TON. d O.. uly 20 1853
Will De sold. At public auction, ON FRIDAY,
AuRust ~, commencing at 10 Q. m, ct Armory
square. on Seventh street., under the supervision
OF Ceptafn ID. 9. Thomas. II 3 K, - quantity OF
part Of -------
Z Horres, 10 600 lbs asst Iron, new,
lS Mules. 2.u0 lbS Out Mails, new
Two kerse WAeons, t00 feet Iron Pipe,
Four horse Wagons, 800 Old HorSe Shoes,
Ambulances, $50 lbs Rope,
bCert1, 20 Decks,
100 Iron Bedsteads, l0s sets Harness. asst,
S64 Fire Bricks. ~ yds .Cocos Mating
With Parts of Wagons large lot OF Tools and
other Articles. e
Especial attention s called to this choice lot Of
Mules - Of . very superior Quality.
Term: CASH on dag OF aaie.
By order Of the QuartermAsfer General,
10. 4cFEkRAN,
Deputy Quarter master GENERAL
-W1 8u Big Gen., q. 3. 4.
Jsst imported, variety Of these delicious BIS.
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A UCTION SALE OF HOSPITAL FURNT
"a TUBD, &c,

ASSISTANT MEDICAL PuRvEyOR's 0FFIcE,l
WASHINGTON. d. O., July 20, 1886
Will be offered et public auction, In this city NJ
s.
Of August, ct 10 .. NJ, . large assortment OF Hos;
be found the following. VIZ: Will
S.0oC Tin Basins. 90 Iron Bedsteads. 0oo DALI
BoWlsa 800 Leather Buckets, 200 Wooden ouckets'
1000 Tin CuIe.2 500 Delf dishes; assorted is ooc
Knives and Forks each, 100 Litters, so Deli
Salt CELLAR, 200 1szors md stross. 500 SOFT.
toons. 10 900 Tablespoons. 90 fssspooas. ess
yercha Cloth, 700 Gutta: percha Bed covers, saS \
l.rss variety q other articIss embracing runuels
sed Weiehts (shopJ, blstss and Pencils. Redside.
Tanles ,! eiek.0hsin, Oots; Horse Littsrs. Oohee
With . small exception the above articles ara
new. Catalogues, with full particulars fQr al
Terms: Cash, 10 Governnsnt funds only; IS par
cent deposit REQUIRED ct time Of sale, and Ali
chsses to be reHoved within hye deys.
CHA0. oUTH1RLAND
Aasistant Mediea Purveynr
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UrNIrEp erAT1s PATENT oTrICD.

Y, , ,,,,v. MasH,ssvSs Hr,ssTSS sEISsISu S " sI -
boro, P~nnsyivani., praying for the extscsioo OF
. patent granted 70 him on the eh car OF 0ctob,r,
isss for An in oro y emept In Gram SeDorafors:
IL 10 ordered that satd petition Be hosra - tn
once the nth day o. y Itenbsr psxt. Any 1srssa
lions, sed ether peIen eho1la b ed d chs 80
'''A'' 1. sARU.I tIsH.R,
~ e-1sWSw Conmiasfoosr Of Patenea
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AUCTION SALES.

e1OAN 00041ASo
RY eREIH 9 wILtIAns.
no. $50, sOuthssss corsss q i iiS end streets.
!SE xsS sEs
"a o$sss :: :::n!::. 8: ss ,a''.n' at six
n;si eskES 'a Il. a.Z & sails: ....
b .o.s. sl4s.s sin;h s2 ana .s;.:;,
(wall Opera House,
PTR5MPT9kI SALE OI TBI sTo ,K: yIx:
SsP5E s2 saSrs
II On FRIDAY M6sSINa, the = s,sh Instant, NJ
ia % sSa,s M n.m.d .ns a'sss sss-s
a, he stock consists Of large lot Platet. Ware,
.S.s And scsap. Los :s,s
lnstrunents. Fancy Goods. Sc, ao,
Cases. Ds.is, 6oastss o. TaSs. rs shssiss 'eG ga.
Ihe Goods will be sold in lots to sui, the trade.
US ~ WM. T. WALL ACo Auc...
l(f UHAs. ". BOT TELeR. Auctioneer,
co1Ssr ns sSsnns suG 9G 10Th st.
fssstsaS:Ss fssstsaS:Ss % =: %suPsBfHos tM1EsstSt sEN oasi:
sET ~ rURNITHkE KScsSsT mopN,.o ...
10 C,;S oi GS. h ,h.ll sell: on the mr.. door Of
irg bu,ine's. embracing in part. VIZ: N''''H
Three Parlor suits Wsnut Etee with mirror
back, Walnut Ceutre Table. marble or, Walnut
psrlor Desks, Green Rep aud b .ir CLOTH Sofas ard
Arm Chairs, Gilt fraDs Pier Mirrors. W IA uots
Green Rep and Hair-cloth Lounges, Inlai RocSer
and and Reception Chairs, Came Chairs, w.'nnt sud
Chairs, kxtension 1sbi.s. Hall Hat Racks and
Cbsirs, Ere Walnut Chamber Sui 8. Hair Mat.
tresses, walnut Bursaus and Wsshstsads, with
marble top; Sets of Cottage Ubanher Furniture
walnut and otn.r Bedsiesds. With otler ar icles
worthy the attention OF the trade or thoss farn sh
ing; al OF whioh will absolutely he sold without
reserve Terms cash
CHAS. W BOrELER. Apct'r.
tt2ocloek, will be sold. in front of the s-Drea
il-buiit Family Carriage. JysSW,F,
pub sun. Chron Sun Herald
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RY JOHN b. WHEELER CO., Auctfonesrs,
ID No 423 7th street, east side, > between
g and II streets.

THUSTEE'S SALE OF FvERY VALUABLE LOT
kEaR TEE RAILROAD DEPOT, CONTAIN.
By virtue ot . doe d of trust to the subscriber,
b. Hins date the 10th day of Jolly, A. D. Isis, and
iecofded amens the land records, In Libtr No. 5ji
thereby; will sell at the premises. on CUES
DAY The 10th day OF August A. d 1879, at S
Square numbered Fix hundred and thirty. $3.50, }
except the western thirty two feet six inches from
front TO rear The part to be sold fir lO2 feet
Inches On rorth ID street, between New jersey av-
snue and North Capitol street, and has Q depth of
202 feet To- inc bes "
Tbs amount due under said deed of trust Is
S3E9 With interest from the lst day of August
d. 1863
Terms Of sale $3.50 cash, Of which SId0 will
be required when the property 10 struck OF, and
the sidue in We DAYS after sale the balance at
tv elve months, Nth interest
Should the purchaser fail to comply with the
terms OF sac, the deposit to be forfeited and the
perty to be rescd UPON davs' notice al the
tisk and cost OF the del ellnauent purcha ser
y. AiSTROP. Trustee.
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SALE.

CONVENIENT SALE.
HEADoU'Rs First MILITARY DrsrRICr
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER.
RICHEoSD, Va July II, 1859
The undersigned will sell At public auction
at the Qnarternsster's Corral at Rocke Rich.
mond Va CONNIE nctng at 10 O'Clock q. m on
THURSDAY. the 18th day OF August. 1850, q
large lot OF Condemned Property, comprising
Furniture, Stoves ami Pipe.
Harness. Chatns. Saddles, &c,
Tools and other Stores
Portable SaW Mill
Turptug Lathe
Terms Ossh IL United States currency on the
day OF sale. and de post OF ten per cent. on the
am unit bid will he required from each purchaser.
Three days will be all owed to remove the prU p.
city.
BY order OF the General Commanding First
Military District. ] G CHANDLER,
BIevet Col. QusrtermAstsr U. 8. Army,
iy asst Chief O NJ lst Military District
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HEAIQuARTERs FIRST MILITARY DISrRrcrD
GGc, Ciiet lUnvtGm ISisr, )
R"hmond, Va, July q, 1880
The Undersigned will sell, at Public Aucti m at
the Qusrtermasters Corral at Rockets" /" Rich
mond, Ntreimta, commepcinR at ~ O'Clock q. IN 3,
THREE $50 MULES, in 6ae order. and-havipg
been reserved from preceding salts-nf superior
suaIity. to he sold only on account OF being no
longer re1Hfred
Terms: Cash ia United States currenov. on the
day Of sale, and deposit of ten per cent. on the
amount bid will be required from the purchaser
The animal. must he removed on the day Of sale.
army. J. G OHANBLeR,
Brevet Col Quart rmaster o. Army.
Jy22-6t Chief z. NJ LIST Military District
Evening star., 1869-07-28

ygst imported. variety Of these dslicious BIS.
CUTS, ib and 2 ID. tin boxes.
Also, LlkBEGS MRAT BISCUIT.
n ". BURCaELL,
Corner OF 1sth and streets.
Nls under Ebbitt House.
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W AsHINor0N
CITY DlSPENSARY,
No. ass, NorfAsrsst Corsey 7tk and N Ssysas.
Medical sdyice And surgical operate to tn
Once hours: 9to Il Q. n, s tot Pm.
L. n. TAYLOR, u. D.. W.LATINHH, II. D.
ma fl-ly
Evening star., 1869-07-28

OHAs. q. .vANDERwERKEH. n. 1.YARwoop
POTOMAC RIvHR BLUE STONE,
tGneiss Rook)
FOB BUILDINGS, FOUNDATIONS, WALLS,
&c. Also,
IOOTiEGSs s.aS,,., nEAS, AND CUBS 9T0HE;
on the Potomac
vANDERwERKEN Co., Proprietors.
Washinltou Once. No. 3ia tenns. ave-, olp.
Metropolitan h otel: Georgetown Once, No 135
Bridge St, corner OF High ct. ms g. eo:m
SOMETHING NEw-THE EMPIRE MILK
- COOLER We warrant this ts cool milk q
soon as drawn from the COW. No ics seA. For
further particulars apply ct 42s 9Th street.
10 23 tAugl
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Bf sRnnH anc,;ouss, 4 WILLIAMS, Ill pAIs ,.o.
No. a26, Southeast corner 7th and ID atraeta


TRUSTEES SALE OFvALUABLEIMPRo
Pk0PEkIl FRONTING ON nUkTH II
aM hEN IcT r5IH AND 14TH sTREETo WEST,
IL On MONDAY, the 2si day of August, 1859.
E". ! shall sell, at O'Clock p. m, iu front of
.tbe premises, by virtue of Q deed of trust
to the subscriber, bearing date the twenty
elstth DAY OF december, one Thousand eight hun
died and sixty FIVE, and recorded in Liber Nj
H., No. 10, feliOs So 50, land records If Washing.
ton county. District of Columbia, the following
desciined property, lying and being In the CITY OF
Washinston. District a'ors said, viz:-Psrt Lot
humbereo seven -. In square number ed two hun.
dred and thirty eight 1881 begin ing for he same
a. point on north street, ten (loD feet east OF
the southwest corner Of said lot, auI running from
thence east along the line of street twenty ii w.
ieet t~o inches t252 ~: thence north eighty feet 30
thence west twenty five feet two iuchee (25 % and
thence south to the pl ace of beaiuHing, with the
improvements, Consisting Of two handsome Brick
II nCses, &c.
Terms One half cash; balance In SIX and tvelve
months 70, notes bearing interest, and secured by
deed OF trust on the premises. All couveyanciua
and revenue stamps at the coat of the purcnas
0lW down On each house OIL the cay of sale And
II The terms of sale are not complied with within
five days after the day of sale, the Trustee "a.
the right to resell the property the risk
and cost of the defaultfng purchased bv adver-
Washington, u. G.
CHARLES McNAMEE. Trustee.
jy?3 eo6ds 6kEEN i WILLIAMS. Aucss.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-13
DROF. ED. WITrIG,
Leader of
WITTIG'S STRING AND BRASS BAND

Can accommodate the public g'i ihe b'-t muse
for concerts. balls pafte- parade, auu sefeh'Ae-
on short notice.
Lessons given on every instrument.
Residence on Washington ssenue, b'iHe'n foug'h
and Fifth streets, Cairo, Illinois
eght ~ y ~
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-13
INSURANCE.

ENABLE INSURANCE.
FIRE AND MARINE!
MERCHANTS ms. Co.. of Chicago;
CAPITAL AND AssErs..."."e snG.7as il
SECURITY ms. Co., OF New iorh;
CAPITAL AND Ts.....si,7s"' $40 90
COMMERCIAL ms. Co., of Chicago;
CAPITAL AND ASSETS. ,.."".s 10000 u
INDEPENDENT ms. Co., of Boston;
CAPITAL AND AssETs".".."s o9O'ooo w
sANGAMO Ins. Co., of Springileld;
VA. CAPITAL AND AssETs..""''S "2''o-' 81
AURORA ms. Co., of Aurora, III;
4. CAPITAL AND ASSETS .~..oS 10000 ~
STATE Fire ms. Co., OF Cleveland, o.
CAPITAL AND AssErs"..".s e3i,oa" %
!. =, REARDEN a. ICO., ACTS,
Egyptian Block,
.ea,dtf . ovee First National Bmk
CANDEE & MORRIS,
Notaries Public and Insurance Agents.
Cairo. Illinois.
OFF1CE--No. II Ohio Leree, City National
.. Bank Building. dec2lti
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-12-23

The old year is drawing to close, and os-
borne expects all persons having unsettled ac-
counts with him to call and settleup.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-12-23

The editor of the Gazette is one of the School
Directors in this school district. Not, however
by election, as he was thoroughly repudiated as
the regular Democl attic candidate last spring.
After the resignation of Rev. j. B. Johnston :he
friends OF the Gazette man brought their infiu-
ence to bear on the appointing power and
secured his appointment, in the face of the
express wish OF the people TO the contrary. His
time expires next spring and he is apprehensive
of another rebuke. His paper of last week
charges that those who opposed his election
were in favor OF introducing negroes into our
public schools, and he says 1--WE caution our
people to be on the lookout next spring for an
other movement in that direction" Theauthor
OF that charge knew when he pened it tnat it
was an infamous SANDER. and that no such
purpose was ever entertained attempted to
be carried out in the election of last spring. The
gentleman's anxiety for reelection outruns his
discretion and he falsely charges the Democrats
OF the district who voted against him last spring
as wellas the Republicans, with a purpose they
never entertained.
What there is in the Registers furry about
the Bridgeport school district, we do not know,
but are pretty well satisfied that the gent
men whom the Gazette takes such delight in
slandering and misrep resenting are able to
take care of themselves and defend their action
in the premises
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-12-23

Don't buy holiday goods until you have been
to Lewis. decl6-2t
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-12-23
Toiun aud County Geius.
WANTED.-A few loads ofcoal wante
at this office Oh subscription If
PREMIUMS.

To any person who will get up club
of three new advance paying subscribers
for the CHRONICLE, we will send copy
of the New York Rural American for
one year.
For club of four we will send a cl py
of Woods Household Magazine, the
best dollar magazine ever published.
For club of six we will send copy
of the Weekly Ohio State Journal, one
of the best Weeklies in the State, or a
copy of Packard's Monthly Magazine.
For club of seven we will send an
extra copy of the CHRONICLE or a
copy of the Western Rural, one OF the
best Weekly Agricultural papers in the
Country.
For club of ten We will furnish a
copy of either Harper's Weekly, Har-
per's New Magazine, Harper's Bazar,
Hearth>and Home. or any other four
dollar Magazine or newspaper publish
ed.
To new subscribers, or old ones who
pay up arrears, We will furnish the
CHRONICLE for one year and the Rural
American or Woods Household Magazine 50 50
CHRONICLE and Ohio State Journal or
Packard's Monthly 90
CHRONICLE and Western Rural for 50
"a Weekly or Bazarr .
"a Hearth and Home.........-.- 25
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-12-23

A Model ParIor Magazine.-For beauty
Of typography, artistic engravings. and high
toned Literary articles, together with large
and beautiful display OF tne Fashions, Demor-
est's Monthly Magazine is certainly unsurpass-
ed. The January. number, just received, in
addition 20 unusual holiday attractions, has a
fine sveel Portrait of both Mr.. and Nine. DEM
crest. The rich display OF novelties offered in
Demorest's Monthly would seem to be enough
10 secure circulation sufficient to satisfy its
publishers, but in addition we see they propose
to give very large and fine engraving to each
subscriber, valred at $40. The Engraving alone
would make very appropriate Holiday or
Birthday gift; but when added to the costly
Picture the best Parior Magazine is included, to
be monthly reminder of the friendly feeling
of the giver, there is certainly no better way OF
investing So. Address DEMoREsr's MONTHLY,
Sss Broadway, N. Y.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-12-23

THE AMERICAN Stock JoURNAL.-A first
class monthly, containing 81 large double col
umn pages devoted to Farming and Stock
Breeding, containing regular departments for
Wool Grower, and Poultry Keeper, &c, dc, &C.,
illustrated with numerous fine Engravings aud
will find this monthly very efficient aid in ali
the departments OF Farming and Stock Breed
ing. It has a Veterinary Department under
the charge of one of the ablest Professors in the
United States who answers through the JOUR-
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injured or diseased Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Swine
or Poultry. Thus every subscriber has a Herse
and Cattle Doctor free.
We are now prepard TO offer the American
Stock Journal as a free git for one year, to all
neiC subscribers, (or renewals) to THE BELMONT
CHRONICLE, who shall subscribe Immediately
and pay in advance, This is q rare opportunity
which the intelligent people of o + section will
no doubt duly appreciate. Hand in your SUBJ
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free for q year.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-12-23
WneelIng rownship Locals.

What Is It!-A wooden structure spans
Wheeling creek near Na3b's Mills. which has
excited II great deal of inquiry. A post Hsorfsse
examination has taken place and the Commit
lee reported "a bridge" but a gentleman IiVlh
near had the curiosity TO examine The wofk
himself and infosms me that there Is perpen-
lcular neIgnt OF Ten feet al each end, so ii can
oe bridge. What is At?
une farmer has lost 25 chickens from the ei-
4ects of chicken cholera, 50 ne states
Zine largest app.e in Wheeling Township was
sroxy., Al, sle orchard OF Mrs. Cynthia Campbell.
Il Is o! tne variety known as king OF Iomp-
s,ins county and IL could DE put Into a medium
sized washing tuo. Fruit growing Is getting 10
ne proriLable and farmers are paying more at
Sention " that branch of agriculture.
our neighboring town of Flushing is in a
slate of local irritation caused, We suppose,
py too much ventilation and 10 alleviate the
distress they are trying counter irritation.
The Gypsfes are still in camp, as far as We
cs,u learn they have been orderly and have re-
spected Inc property OF those around them. The
men are intelligent, shrewd fellows, skilled me
cnanIcs, and express desire 10 quit their rowing
mode oI LIE and become ciIizens. The future Is
revealed by one skilled in paiInistry and Dusi-
ness IN that line seems prosperous.
The old lady referred TO i'll greyIous local did
not belong ~ this band.
More mail matter is distributed at this post
office than any ON the route. A citizen informs
me that our first Office WAS niche cut III a la &c
oak tree which stood on the present site oi l..
Lees store. The post rider" placed small
package OF letters in that box and the first one
TO the tree distributed the mall When a P. NJ.
was appointed We suppose he sat on a limb.
Some of our citizens propose TO drop the
pike and labor to secure the completion of the
proposed railroad.
How n lot of hogs were SoId.-Dealer-'1
VII give you cents gross for those hogs"
Farmer-"No you don't"
Dealer rides on and Farmer hallows after him
I'll take it,"
Dealer (who expects to buy on returning), "No
you don't"
Second Dealer-"Will you take 91z gross for
those hogs %
Farmef-"YESr
Moral-Know We DON'T H.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-12-23

AtweIIs Celebrated Mince Meat.-A new
article in this market at JEPSON'S.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-12-23
Probate Court.

Office IS HEREBY GIVEN that the follow
v ing named Executors, Administrators, and
Guardians, have flied in my Office, at ST. Cairs-
willie, Ohio. their accounts and vouchers for set
tlement, to wit:
Thomas Bonsall Executor of Isaac Horner
decd.
James H Watt, Admir- of Husten Slacke
decd.
Elihu Hollingsworth, Executor of Sarah
Packer, decd,
John Irwin, Admir- of William Irwin, decd
John G. Hoyle, Guardian of David Stanton
ward.
George Nef, Executor of John Devore. decd
L. P. Rhodes, Guardian of Cora D. Rhodes
ward.
Washington Buchanan, Guardian of James
Thomas p. Sullivan, Guardian of Oliver
Havener, ward.
Elizabeth Rainey, Guardian of Sarah and
Thomas e. Rainey, wards. =
Jesse Marshall, Guardian of James "A. Mar
shall. ward.
decd.
George w. Ramsey, Executor OF Peter Mann
decd.
William G. Mann, Guardian of Nancy Ben
Valentine Ault. Guardian of Sarah B. velina
and Mary A. Morgan, wards.
William NJ. Greeneltch, Admir- oil Phoeba
Greeneltch. decd.
Jonathan Carpenter, Guardian OF Barbara l.
Nichols, ward.
Western DOVE, wards:
Joseph fl. West, Guardian of Adeline X.
West, ward.
Harrison r. Fowler, Guardian of John I. and
Alice ]. Fowler, wards.
Jehn V. Fisher, Admir- Of Ephraim CASTOR,
decd.
Robert Carpenter, Guardian of Lewis Car
penter, ward.
James Edgerton, Guardian of Ida and Rosella
Bailey, wards.
George NJ w. Stringer, Executor of William
H Stringer, decd.
Philander.C. Ayers, Admir- of Oliver Taylor,
decd.
The first thirteen above named will be for hear
ing and settlement on the 18th and the remain
ing twelve on the 18th day of January, 1870.
c. w. CARROLL, Probate Judge.
Dec 23-3w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-12-23

Call soon and see the beautiful clear China at
JEPSON'S. If you want a sett it can be had
lower than at Wheeling. Such present would
be something substantial. We will have them
for sale hut q few weeks
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-12-23

BALTIMORE, Dec. l6.

DAIIIMORE, DtC IO
BEEF CATTLE.-The offerings at the scales du-
ring Ihe past week amounted to 2.599 head,
against 2, rs lrst week. OF The number offered
S55 head came from Ohio and i90 from West Va.
Prices to-day ranged as follows: Old cows and
scalawags AT So 75G4 50; ordinary thin steers,
oxen and cows at 81 5OtG5 80; fair to good stock
cattle S5@6 %; fair quality beeves 81 0OGS W;
and the very best beeves sS OO@9 70 q 100 fbs.,
market was moderately active at about the
rates of last week.
SHEEP-rhe market during the past week has
been well supplied with common sheep, but
there is q scarcity OF good fat ones, and We no.
tice a decided improvement in rates. Prices
to-day ranged as follows: For lair 10 good fat
sheep i@534c 4 ID gross.
HoGs-rhe market has been supplied during
the past week, and there is some activity, but
no change TO notice i'll rates. Prices to-day
ranged as follows Fair To good fat hogs at Sl3 81
oil 50 p 100 lbs net.