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Z8etp Advertisements.
SHEPHERD ESTATE.
LA NDS FOR SAL r

ia NDS FOR SAL E.
PURSUANT TO THE DECREE MADE
nv the Circuit Court OF Ohio County, on
Illa mind day OF June, 1869, In the sult IN
chanceTy between LEVI B. SPRlS9EH
AND OH ERS, Compliments, and ShEE-
htStsD McINTYRE AND 9TH ERS, DeIenu'
ants, the undersigned Commissioners will.
On Tuesday, the Seventeenth day OF
August, 1869.
and thereafter from day to day until COM
O'Clock A. NJ, sell at public auction; on the
lRad TO be sold, the home plantation or es-
tate mentioned in the ninth clause or The
will of Moses Shepherd, deceased, in d1Vl.
sions, lots and coal delds as specified In the
report and plat OF James GiIchrIst, Sur.
VeyOr, on hle in said Gutt.
TERNs.-Each purchaser to pay in hand
not less than One-fourth OF the money due
upon his purchase, but 10 have the privilege
10 pay In hand any greater proportion or the
whole thereof; and the residue II any 10
be paid In three equal tnstalments bearing
respectively, in six, twelve and eighteen
months thereafter; bond and security to the
satisfaction of the Commissioners to be
given for the deferred 1nstalmentS, and the
title 10 be retained as further security until
payment In full.
The whole tract contains about 1ve hun.
dred and seventy 1--we acres, and Is situated
in Ohio County, West Virginia, along the
Cumberland Road, HempdeJd Railroad and
Wheeling Creek, being by the Cumberland
Road about six miles from Wheeling. A
plat OF the divisions. lots and coal nelds
also at the clerk d ONCE OF the Circuit Court Of
Ohio County. DANIEL LAMB.
DANIEL Z. LIST,
Iul6-dts&4tW Commissioners.
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TIME SOCIAL WHEELING TURNER'S
i ASSOCIATION will give Picnic and
PTiZs Turner at the
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Dress trimmings.

In great variety and at low prices. Kid
Gloves a full line OF best quality, 81 Is. 81 81.
81 IS, g %. Fancy GlOves-A general as
sOrtment at almost any price. Ladies anu
Gents Handkercbiefs, from sc to 81 apiece.
The best Cord Machine Cotton in the
world at 90c per doZ.
HOSIERY-The largest assortment OF La.
dies and Gents Hosiery in the city, at al
most any price.
Quilts. CIoaks and Shawls in great variety
and at low prices.
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TERRIBLE ACCIDEST.-On Friday last
Captain Rice. OF Berkeley Springs, met
with terrible accident, which has ne
cessitated the amputation OF his left leg
about four inches above the knee. He
was attending his saw mill, located
and accidently fell against circular
saw, which was running from its mo-
mentum after the power had been shut
of. The saw struck his leg below the
knee and taking diagonal course,
split 1t, as 1t were, through the knee
Joint and about two inches into the
by Drs. DelapIane and Hunter. and the
PSHuent was doing we'll on Monday
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PRINTS,

A large assortment of New styles, 1o, ~
and l5c. Bunalo AIlspacos 20, Sd. 90, ~. s.
a. 81 pure MohRir Lustres and PopNns
nom 5Octo 81 so Fancy and Black silks from
81 . TO 8 so per yard.
BombaEines, Grape Bather1a, Alexandra
Cord, and many otner styles of goods sulta-
bic Tor mourning.
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BERKELEY SPRINGS, one OF the most
delightful summer resorts in the coun-
try, has, as yet, comparatively few Wis
itors. The season il not expected to
fnIlv open until about the 18th.
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THE wellsville Union Is good on cab
baRe, but bad on Geography-netther
Waynesburg or Martins Ferry are in
West Virginia. elLS6Wrg Herald.
And the Herald is bad on the
Queens English, though good on facts.
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Erring but Noble:

SeH-H Help for Young Men. who having
sealed letter envelopes, free OF charge. Ad-
dress, HOWARD SANITARY AID ASSO'
CITATION, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
1ngv0l -3mdNW
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IN Paris, low shoes are coming In
fashion for ladies, of the same color as
the stocking, and the stocking the same
color as the dress; also the ladies are
universally adorned with the large
aailnr rolIRra.
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WHITE GOODS,

A large assortment OF all the dinerent makes
Swiss Nansook, Bishops Lawn, Victoria
lawn, son finished JacOnet, Striped Jaco-
nets, Plaid JacOnets, BrllIRnts, P1oues,
GranedeIn Yelling of all colors; ElanneA OF
all kinds and prices.
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THE women immigrants from North
ern Europe who have settled in the
West continue their old country habit
OF working in the fields, and they do as
much work as the men.
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Mr.. THCS G. FARNswoRrH, OF Back
harmon, who went to California by the
second train over the Pacific Railroadi
has returned to his home-time from
Sacramento eight days. Mr.. F. visited
several places of interest, among others
the famed Yo Semitic Valley. He was
80 fortunate as to discover quartz lode
about fifteen miles from Mariposa, rich
in gold, some 14oO feet of which he
Jumped" Mr.. F. carried with him a
specimen of ore found in Upshur coun-
ty, which he submitted 10 experts in
California, who pronounced it CHINA
bar, an ore of quicksilver. The Nelcs
says 1t is the intention of Mr.. Farms
worth to go into mining extensively in
Upshur county.
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ZEIGLER-BECK.-B Rev. J. p. Farmer,
June 80, 1859, Mr.. LEWIS ZEIGLER, OF Pitts
burRh, to REBECCA j, BECK, OF wheeling
BECK-MORRISON.-B Rev. j. T. Far
mer, July SIN, 1859 Mr.. JoHS BECK to Miss
NARY MoKRI SON. both OF Mheellng.
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THE RAILROAD ROLLING MILL AT
CUMBEELASD.-Some correspondence
has recently taken place between the
Mayor Of Cumberland and President
Garrett, respecting the forwarduess of
the preparations for the erection OF the
proposed rolling mill there by the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad Company.
Mr.. Garrett writes that the Company
have been for long time engaged in
the preparation OF the requisite material
and works, which are necessarily of a
very massive character. II is the poll
cy OF the Company to press the work as
rapidly as practicable, and Mr.. Garrett
expects the machinery will be so far
advanced as to justify the commence
ment Of the structures required at Cum
berland at no distant day. Three hun
bred and sixty tons of castings have
been made, and seven thousand pounds
OF wrought-iron work forged. Trains
for finishing the rolls will be completed
early in July. All the castings for
pudding furnaces are made, and in
condition to be placed on foundations.
Nearly all the patterns are finished,
and the work is altogether in a forward
condition and will be pushed as vigor-
ously as possible.
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THE New York Times informs US that
sex Seth Greene is at
the present time on the upper Hudson,
Matching shad at the rate OF a million a
daV,n
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City Scales.

OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK,. |
WHEELING, ". Va, July 5, 1859.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
I this office until O'Clock P. M, on Non.
the city Scales Ia the Fourth, Fifth and sixth
Wards until the LIST OF May, 1870. Good So
Guilty will be required, and the names OF the
surelieS specified in the bids. BY order OF
JOHN McLURE, Jr,,
Chairman of Com. on Streets and lleys:
b. r. EEESY, City Clerk. jul5 I'd
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Those OF our citizens abSeniing themselves
from the city during the Summer months
eau have the INTELLIG ESCER sent to them
bv mai, for week or any longer term, for
IS cents per week.
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M Sims,

A large assortment OF Bleached and Tn.
bleached from TO- II, Is, 49, IS. 2Oc. Bleached
and Uubl cached Sheettng 81, 81 lO-4. Lin
en- Sheeting of superior quality s., lO4.
large supply OF Linen Table Cloths, Table
Linens, $aPkins, Tow lings, sc, of the best
quality and exceedingly low prices.
ShiTting Linens SO, 90, IS. S., 81, 81 ..
Shirt Bosons ", %, 30, IS, 10, 50, %, &c.
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commissioners Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT 7
IN shall, on
Thursday, the 2Oth day OEJuIy, 1869,
At my ONCE on Fourth street, Wheeling,
West Virginia, in accordance with decree
of the Circuit Court for Ohio County, West
Virginia, made and entered on the 18th day
of June, 1853, q a cause in chRncery pend
ing in said Court, wherein John NJ. Ball il
complainant and Oliver WallAce's admins
traitor ct ais, are respondents, proceed to as
certain and report 70 t he said Court
LIST. The debts against the estate OF Oliver
Wallace, decd, and whether llens or not,
and the prioritles Of the liens. and their
character.
ID. The estate left by said Oliver Wallace,
whether real and personal, and the value
thereof.
Sd. Whether or not the rents and profits
will pay the debts in i've yearS.
4th. To settle the accounts OF the admins
traitors, and the value OF the widows dover
in the real estate LETT by said Oliver Wal
lace, and such other matters as may appear
To me pertinent and proper, or shall be re-
Quired by any party In this cause.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
Com'r Ohio County Circuit Court.
jun30-td
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THERE are probably not less than
one hundred colored men now in Rome
The majority of them will become
teachers of the freedmen in the South.
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ABATEMENT OF THE NATIONAL Saw
> ISGS BANK of Wheeling, July, 1859.
LIABILITIES.
siO,b75 70
DIVIDEND.

WHEELING, July S, 1859.
The Directors OF this Bank have this day
declared q dividend of i've (5) per cent,
payable tOstOckholders on demand, free OF
~ .. 2. HILDRETH. Cashier.
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Wool SroLES.-Mr a.,,,,sor,
living near West Liberty. had some
twenty heeces of wool stolen IN tho
night of the soth ult. The sack cSntaine
Ing the wool was cut open and the
ton OF the sack-about one nm %
pounds. Wool buyers ere requested n
keep a look out for dealers in abo5t
that quantity OF the staple.-Wells6ttT0
Herald.
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aew AapertIsemEuts.
nnivarsaIist Church.

nREACHINa SERVICES THE SECOND
aud fourth Sunday in eaeh month,
morning aud evening, in Hofnnr9oKSs i Hal.
Subject tomorrow evening" July ill., "Ehe
Sabbath Q uestion.
Sunday school at II o'clock
jyl0.lL"
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SpErtaI Arttfes.

Butchers lightning Fly-Killer
Death to the Living! Long live the Killers!
Sold by Dealers EreTylUherc
inn21.l T1I6W.
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CLOTHs, CAssINIEREs.

satinets, Jeans, Cashmerets, &c. the largest
asSOrtment in the city, to accommodate Mer-
chants and Merchant TailOrs at Eastern
Prices; also, TailOTs' Trimmings.
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Dividend.

MERCHASTs' NATIONAL BIZ OF W. VA,
WHEELING, July 5, 1869.
FINHE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK have
i declared a dividend OF nve (5) per cent.
Tree OF Federal Tax, out of the earnings OF
the last six months, which will be paid TO
stockholders or their legal repl esentatives,
on demand. 3. BRADY,
juI5-3td&1tW Cashier.
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prB 6uaGs.
JOHN ROEMER,
Nos. 81 and SO, Main ST.,
CENTRE WHEELING.

GIVEs ME- PLEASURE TO INFORM
| INV frfauds and the public In general Ia at
have in store and am daily receiving large
additions TO my stock OF
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Notice.
Bellalre and Wheeling BUS.
Between Sherman House. Bell
aire, o., and Terminus of
Street Railway, South

" he9IlnGs
T FAVE BELLAIRE $50 a. NJ; arrive at
i Wheeling & -. N.
Leave Wheeling A. NJ; arrive Bellaire $40.
Leave Bellalre IL A. NJ, arrive Wheeling
1870 A. N.
Leave wheeling 1880 a. NJ arrive Belaire
l2M,
Leave Bellalre 100 p. N; arrive Wheeling
1870 P. N.
Leave Wheeling 500 p. NJ; arrive Bellaire
$40 2, NJ.
Leave Bellalre 500 P. NJ; ar1ive Wheeling
$3.50 P. N,
Leave Wheeling $40 p. NJ; arrive BellAire
I.CO P. M.s jy7-3m
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ORGANS AND MELODEONS.
Send for Price Lists OF Pianos, Organs ana
helodeons.
All the above can be purchased by paying
monthly inStallmenLs OF $40 and upwards.

EB-SpecIal attention glVer to Sheet Music,
Music Book, small Musical Instrument,
Musical Goods and String Departments.
OuIerJ bv Mail promptly filled. rnyl9
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EB NO notice will be taken or cOmmuni
cations not accompanied by ret POnslnie
name. The name Will be- considered conn
Dental but must in all cases accompany lei
tens Us a guarantee OF good faith.
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Cotton Goods.

1OO BALES RUSSIA AND STAR BAT
lUU TING.
lao lbs assorted numbers Cotton Yarns.
1000 lbs assorted cOl0red Carpet Chains,
Rope, Bed Cords, Irvine, etc.
juIi LIST, MORRISON q co.
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FAIR GROUNDS,
Saturday, July 10, 1869.

The procession will leave Turner's Hall
Market street, at 1880 A. M; from thence 10
Washington, down Washington to Main,
down Main to Second, up second to Market,
mp Market to Madison, rom thence TO the
Fair Grounds.
from FIR. Bonner, then the Prize Turner will
commence, after which q grand dance Will
be had. -
iVS3t THE COM M1TTEE
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GEORGETOWN.


LIST OF LErTKRs remaining IN the Post Once
Of Georgetown, ID. c., Sept %, 1859;
-, Lad'sS LiaaAlyey Miss Roseina; Andrew
Miss Milly; Order Miss Jennie v; Clark Mrs
Eliza, 2; Ciearey Mrs Julia; Dunlap Mrs Eliza
Davis MISS lucy Z; Emmett Mrs VIM; Ford
col; Lyon Mrs Nettie j: Postiey mrs =; PAW
Mrs Eliza; Wise Miss Lizzie; w hiten 9eose-
anah; Willis Mrs Emma.
Gentlemen's List.-Block George: Brewster L
Capt II B. Dayton Capt Jame.; Doughty Jas
Dickson Jno X; Durham Capt Geo. 2; Edxell
J II; Ellis Geo L: Fort Capt a, ,; Gilpin Dr q
L; Grim Geo H Hamhn Jonah; Hadley w &;
Hoveate Capt VIM II; Jorcs is Kelley Capt
q; kenneriy Capt Tnos; Langley Oharlc-;
Ludlane Capt r A; Lotchnme Capt JANE, X:
Lonsfellow VIM p: Miller VIM; Morris Rob
Marshsn Jo-; Mckenny + T, 2; Newiand wm
L; Parker ] "; Poole Henry; Pendle.on q, ,;
Phillip Harvey T.; Phillips David A; Payne
Pemro e. ,; Persi"s Capt c X; Pierce Capt;
Pc sons V; Perkins Too; r eCspt ia. NJ;
Roe v; Richsrds = MI ID; r. r. IN wm;
Rulon VIM; Riley Cipt J; Srltpbin Aaron Il,
summons Capt Jes; s. eipan A; Somers
Thomas ID K; Thsley Capt Esoj; Tnomss +;
Thompson VIM H; TfuxtDn Jno "; TAYLOR q;
Williams Capt ]; Wood jas H; Waiter rhos.
TIE Coal TRADE-During the week end
ing Sunday, SEPTEMBER Is, the shipments of
coal from Cam berlaud py canal, amounted 70
1s,I47 tons.
MERCHANTS ExCHf sGR.-Nery little when
or 'Cber'e this morrirg So bushels only o.
feriug. with sale of sane amount IN To-
Sl.iusSl.52.
RIvBs FRoRT.-Entered-S teamer Valley
City, Mccarthy, New York, win merchant 80
for Distinct n e-cbsuts; also, steamer n "
York, Jone- Phi latelphia.
Doors FOUND OPks-The police durir-
their nightly rounds frequently III ever tha'
the doors of store aud privat' dwellings have
beep carele'sly lest open. aud still the owa RS
complain of thefts aud ourgIarIcF.
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RAILROADS.

BALTInOkI AND OHIO RAILBoAD.
e e
WAsHINsYoN, 1858.
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALTI.
AORE and WAeHINGT9H And fH1 WEST,
are nov run - folloWs. Wig:
FOB BALTIM0RD.
Leave daily, e!eels Sunday, st =. 2, end . 40
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
and 2.5O and 9 30 r. II.
FOB ANHAPOLIs.
Leave at A. n. ed AGO p. II. no train 20
or from Annapolis on Sunday.
on SUNDAY
HOR BALrIAORD.
Leave ct a. H., and l3:+S, 3.3o, $40, and
FOB war STATIONS.
Leave q A. H.. and $50 and 1:43P.M.
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, except Saturday and eunday AZ
4. NJ, 2.SO, and 1:A5 and p. n.
On Saturday at A. n :, and y so p. n.
On Sunday at , SO, 7:45 an p. n only. con-
secting at Relay Station With trains from Balti.
more to Wheeling, Parkersburg, 90.
Through tickets 70 the West can DO he'd st the
Washington Station Ticket Once az all hours .,
the day. Also. at the CosApsnyS once, 4Oo
tickets ct the avenue ONCE can there arrange %
have their baggags callet or ind checked at their
residence, taken 20 the depot, and Put In the bag
For New York. Philadelphia, ana Boston, ,.s
advertisement of "Thror-S Line"
J. WILSON. Master Of Tran.Dortstion
u. d. COLE. General Ticket Agent
noS GEO. 8. kOOHTz. General Agent
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PATENTS ISSUED To- WAsHINGToNIANs-
sued TO citIzsns of Washington. d. O.. Tor the
week ending Sept. Dist, aud each bearine that
date Animal trap, VIM. N. Reed; dumpiug
cart, +. II. Williams; railway chair ID C.
Pierce; reissue OF patent for steam water ele.
vator, " lillian Z. Pral.
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LOCAL N EWS.

Amusements. Excursions. Pic-Nics, &c.
NATIONAL THEATRB.-LefnngweIl Burles-
cue uOope.
EXCURSION 70 Norfolk and return on the
steamer Colt on Mondays and THURSDAYS
DAILY EXCURSION TO Mount Vernon ON thu
steamer Arrow, At 10 a. m.
MARKRIrER's ART GALLERY, iss 7th street.
SMITH q STRoSs's Arr GALLEY. 2,5 =
stree.
EXCURSION TO GLTMoNT to-day by the pro.
pee j. Il. Shaffeld
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CoLoREp ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATION
The members Of John +. n Wilkinson Lodge,
@ U. o. f., No. i,34a, assembled at their
hall on 10th street, near the canal, to-day. at
noon, for the purpose of celebrating their
second anniversary. They were then Joined
by Star of the West Lodge, No 1889, and
proceedcd, with the Columbia aud National
Brass Bands in line, to Union Bethel Church,
in the First Ward, where addresses were de-
livered by p. N. G.. Geo. Barnes, and N. q.
Arthur Hickman. They then returned 10 their
hall ana dispersed, to reassembie at s supper
al Union League Hall this evening.
TIE SCHUREMAN CAsI-Thts morning, the
case Of j. H. A. Sehuremau, charged with alb
stractng papers from the Tres sury, was given
to the jury alter long charge, but mp 70 ~
CLOCK no verdict was returned. 1t was stated
that at that time they stood eleven for convic-
lion and one for acquittn.
Ldtr.-At thrte O'Clock this afternoon the
lury returned a verdict of guilty. and we un-
derstaEd molten for q new trial was made.
This bad not been disposed of up to the hour
our report closed.
COMMITTED To JA1L.-ThiS morning. in the
Equity Court. Judge Wyiie iesued an order
for the arrest Of Francis L. Banzler. aud his
commitment TO Jail until the order OF toe Court
10 pcy alimony TO his wife, Frecerica BeuZler,
is compiled with. The wife is applying for a
cree OF divorce, aud in this case an order
was made several days ago 10 pay alimouy,
which not being complied with. Mr.. Price,
counsel for the petitioner, brought the fact TO
the notice OF the Court.
NEW EsTABLIsHMRST.-Mr. q Davis, for
several years OF the firm OF Davis & q iitner
hos recently taken possession OK .Is LIE " store,
corner OF sth street and Market Space. and has
probably the finest stock Of fancy and millinery
goods in the District. He makes a speciality
OF embroideries and fine laces, and his present
stock Just received are some Of the finest Iaces
ever seen in the District, while his line OF rib.
bons are unsurpassed, comprising as II does
some Of the most costly and unique patterns.
HIS stock OF flowers. feathers, hats OF every
NcrIety, dress trimmings, hosng. &c. attract
attention, and crowd II ladies are TO be seen at
his counters daily, where ten salcswomeu are
kept busy In showing and selling goods. In
the rear OF the store is the work.room, wher.
five or SIX women are mpioyed in manufsetur-
ing bonnets, hats. &c. We should not fsrgst }
sey that Mr. DAVIS, (who by the way has M.
X. '. Harrison for his cashier.) is the sole
agert for Inc celebrated Grover & Baker 8 sw-
Irg machine. which still maintains its rspala-
lion.
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IadyorfiSeu,out

DEATH OF JAMES q. WEAVER, a citizen OF
Vssi 'ngtol. u. g., who was foU ud dead ON tue
18th Instant, at his late r; sidsnce Jack> IN
Vile, Florida; cause of bis death unknown
HIS relatives requiring arv inform tiou in
view of the eas will "a'l or addrs bis sd,
James u. Weaver, residing at IJJ PennsyIya-
MIA avenue
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PIANO AND ORGAN IMsTRUCTIoN.-It will
De seen by advertisement that Mr.. Harry T..
sherman, the well. known organist of ST.
Aioysius Church, is about TO open his classes
Tor instructions on the piano and organ. Mr..
;. Is one OF our most successful teachers. His
terms can Be aseer aimed at 1881 street. and at
the n usic stores.
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PERSONS DESIRING the advantages of night
school are referred to the card OF Mr. J. +.
Patterson In another column Mr.. p. is cert.
fed to Us in the most satisfactory manner as an
accomplished and conscientious teacher
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UoNZAGA COLLEGE.

The exercises Of
NZAGA C0LLHGE
v,.,, On sfrs.f, bs,treea ga dad lofA,
MONDAY, skPrIMBER 8, 1863.
for particulars, apply 60
an Sou JAS. CLAkKE, 9. J.. President.
ct. MATTHFwy INSTITUTE
~ street. Between lsth aud Isl
:, studies viii be resumed in this InstitutiOn 90
FIRST MONDAY or SEPTEMBER.
NO extra charges for the Modern Lanau aees:
aux Bro, TOBIAS, Dfrestor.
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DROPesALs FOB RAILROAD TIES,

Proposals will be received a. the Office OF tn
Alex.ndrIs Canal, Railroad ard Bridge Com any /,
No. II fN. .Washingtoa, ID q. until October LIST,
for 10 0e0 CROSS TIES. dimer sions to be o inches
thick, not less than inches face, bs feet loaR,
Of chestnut, white o:k, OF chestnut oak. To be
mediate points on the Alexandra Canal.
W. DUNCAN, Treasurer
Warrington, d. O., Sept IL 1869
se l4.td tAlex. Gazette copyI
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DR0POSALS FOB FLOUR,

WASHINGTON, y e., September Is, 1853
WANTED
Fly Be. rels Family spd One Hundred Barrels
best No FLOUR, to be delivered ct the gu o.is-
tence Storeheuse, Monument Ground, Il q
Other conditions made known by the under
Proposals received until IL m. the sd of Octo.
Der, 1859 G. BELL.
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Odd FBLLows.-The order of Odd Fellows
in this District are making arrangement, for
the purchase of quantity Of ground on the
projected 10 lay out cemetery. A movement
Is now on foot among prominent members Of
the order which contemplates the es'ablich.
ment OF a thorough school system In this city
under the auspices and patronage Of the fra.
ternity.