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This lie TO certify that have had . very psinfui
Bnnion Of two years' standing; has been for good
unable me 70 wear shoe nave tried many said TO
De remedies, bot have had no relief until CEN
iCAL pisc5vRRT q Which Ys oS,siuss On. M
Dance bottle. md nov have no pain; can vear my
81 sss Sos s1s
9TH street. between Q and streets,
rs sufserissd and s.orn g before Justice Of
WIN. MARTIN, Up.
This is to certify that have been troubled for
enc year 9th swollen Limts, Legs and Feet; 90
Size which doctor called arop.s ssrs ssss
unable scarcely 70 move sbOut or do snytSins
PRS % Sa6 aRDicaI p 81 90
Hm S nov using shs 6urth hsf ounce bottle. and my
until nov l could not walk half block without
s. = foo. q Is ssrsss ed s.sscs ss e
60 70 sbs Door house: instead, nos hope soon 70
Sl1BKN rhs martI popp.
Subscribed and syon 20 before me, Justice OF
the PeaOe il and for vashinsson Oouusy. D. q. /,
In" IAN as' OF . saaary' ~ ~. uARru.Ip
paiAfu3 BuDfon. eAke paeos1rp A seastne skat
one han ounce boetle Of 01A pBBB WONOIR-
FOL MEDICAL DIeOoyBBY - sascssd . per.
YJ44as1rss. 81. Z: [A,s Z :.tl osAyroH.
~ s's K Sssss .' B :; q
this 's'h day q J.sss'', ,sSS ~.s-,s
sPr,essa a,.a,I poLLAR Per Bottle; 6 Bottles
eeot TO I'll parts ~ sxDrsss, On rscsipt % money
Ii. %. DRAPER,
Once 10. wsshinstoa Buildine,
cornsr Ps. sysnss and IN st., "a ssor,
from -. n. tosp.n.
Beard ct the Kirhvood House.
WAsHIRsfoN On, Jan. B, N.
u.D.-l - ree3Y - enter into coaerac1 Vfsh
eooe md rssPonsiole Iersons, nyssn 1aktne TIE
j. Min H.s pRAPEB.
LuHBkI DE- .xLfIRs,
4ove ronovo4 20 ~ corr q
oNM Lolk AyEnun APP ehxsI esasn
vns sSeass too Aerthsrn hib90 mashss.
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The fIRfhENs PAY.-Tne salaries due the
nrsmen Tor the month of January we not, as
ye', been PAID. OWING 20 the general fund hay-
ing been over6rawn Tn. commissioner waited
upon Mayor Bowen yesterday. who informed
them that he thought T. possible 10 raise the
necessary funds about the latter part Of the
present month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-12

WALL q OPERA HoUsE.-J. Henry Rathbone,
the author of a new burlesaue entitled s.Poca.
hoDfas in Black" will have benefit this eve.
ming. He will be assisted by the washington
Dramatic Company, and in addition 70 s.Poca.
hontas," Will play The Limerick Boy"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-12

FALSE PRRTENcEs.-Last evening, Charles
Johnson, young coDored man, was arrested
by officer Ofutt, charged by w. q. Wheatley
with obtaining pair OF shoes by false pre-
''nces, and he was committed for court BY us
tice Lynch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-12
TESTIMONIALS.

This 10 TO certify that mad tvo Bunions for
three years standing, also Chilbla both
Tor the last ten years II ad no peace day or night
Have tried various remedies, but received ne
lief until commenced using Dreper's wonderful
Medical Discovery. / obtain ed one halt ounce
bottle. which has effected Q perfect cure.
WIN. L. SEWARD, q. 9. Patent once.
sworn 10 and subscribed before me this 9TH day
Of January, 1859.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-12

Hr pERs1GsEs 1aaxyt e TH lis ii paY
formed Oopartpership, under the name and st, 10
OF bUkROC GHe DOUGAL for the purpose If
conducting the Csmmission Buainess in Flour
GIeip, snd other Produce, and pssisrs IN Gusno
ana Fertilizers. B. BURROUGHS
W. b. D0UGAL.
The brsia for the past thirteen years conduct
ed ty me has been this day assumed BY Near
burroughs Doucal I cordially Commend the
new hfm 20 my customers ard friends
fe2,!n IS water # GeorsesoTn. D q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-12

NOT SOLD-This morning, the G overnment
barge "Dei Hymes,' was offered at public sale
at 6th.sfreet wharf: but the highest bid made
being $3.50, she was withdrawn. The craft is
capacious and substantially buiit. and valued
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-12

NEW ENGLAND SOCisrY.-A pumh.r a, IN.
sons and daughtsrs OF New England met for
social intercourse hast evening at the Union
League rooms and spent Q pleasant time.
lady, E. b. French, Second Auditor OF the
Treasury and lady. General Mussey and ladv
General Whittlsssy, Mssses. ]. h. Crossman'
A. p. Clark, and many others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-12
Georgetown Advertisements.
REGISTRY NOTICE.

The attention OF all who may be entitled 20 vote
At the spIroaching election for Mayor aad m am.
larry called to the poll list prepared ct our first
sts. and now posted in the f b dlasrent Pre-
We shall hold our sessions for the purpose of cor
sNsStlng said list, on IBID AZ and SATURDAY
n = the 18th and 18th instants At the Market
from m to3p 10 OF each day.
we hereby give notice that on and after the pub
no rrsteace rhnffrtr any change made in said list
by edding TO- or reducing the voters thereon regis
tered. JOHN W. BR0NAUGH
JOHN II NEWMAN.
GEURGRr COAKLEY,
Judges Of Election.
0RORGFTovv a Feb Q.lS5Q fila
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-12

BOARD or PoLICB.-A meeting OF the Board
was held last evening, when, application from
inc Ioiio"ing persons Tor liquor licenses were
refused Michael McNally, James 0reen
James Kane and Lena Heiteneer. John w
Smeot was appointed q private ON the force
vice w. II. Gibson, deceased. Hanson Brown
dismissed en- account Of conduct upbeconing
an officer.
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INSURANCE.

NATIONAL UNION TIRE INSURANCE. 90.
OF WASHINGTON.
eAPlrAL 600 600
once N Loui.fsrs svenus, one door essto
Seventh street.
NO CHARGE FOR POLICIES Oh RsyEsUr
Rists taken on the most reasonable terms, am
lossss promptly paid.
GA z s, kssr, Pr-.,a.n,:
NOBLE p. LARNER. seoretsry no Ssss
sUS ParLPs. VS.. oLNsrraD
fsssoent. Secretary.
cONNECTICUr MUTUAL LtFE INSTR.
ANCE COMPANY
OF
HARTFORD. CONN.
TWENTf FIVE MILLION DOLLARS.
eKoReE y. MARBLE. Agent,
Federal Bieck, Recon- y
Opposite Poet once Department
oeSa Corner 7th aud .uee,.
THE klTlcsil LIFE INSURANCE Compass
UNITED STATES Of AMERICA.
WARRINGTON, ID. c.,
Chartered BY Special Act Of Congress. An.
proved Jsly -, le6-.
CASH CAPITAL.......... .ooe. o.o
OFFICERS,
=: SLAkk, hflsdeirhfa. President
'Ai COOKE, Chairman Finance end Er-outir.
HENRf d. COOKE. washington. Vice Pr..i.
rMiRsos W. PrKr. rhilsae,ph,.. s.or,..r,
ls TURNER Washington. Assistant sesr.,.r,.
tRAsoIs @. SMITH. n. D.. Medical Direeser'
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD,
IL. bAkNEe. Surgeon General Usisea state,
HokWffS. oNss Medical p.,.r,u,,
D. ~ ss s;iss: = s'D, %%::ssIss..S
T r, :dy:1 ,:: Grsted by sh,. osm..., are:
oct OF Conersss, isSs 'HA''s''a ''spoeis'
(. S sssl: !: ls :sE s.s.. q & :,.Sss
iuf q. ne a.s6er Insurance than other CON.
4 e DEFINITE sSd ss %S.ss in ~. terms.
~ y. - .o, hSms oom1sny n every loesiity.
There are no snnsos:ssry rsstrictiOns IN tn. poi.
fciie,e. nay Be taken which Bay % IN. ,p,,r.e
their full amount and return ell the premiuns 90
snss sns ,nsursnce costs only the decrease 90 tbe
fsiis:: I'M s ,..e:a ss., YIN pay to the, 10.
~ ~: !: eS.sssS iS' fish. u,o. ,A.n,..
Il in:pres not % secure diyideads, but 1t 90 loo
LOCAL. 5Sit c' nSEsr Il y wRRTsS In EVERY
u, enc sss
A&snts only iS fheir rsspectiye districts
q sss & y: < %
a - a r a n = - -
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. o. KRAFFT,
FAMILY BREAD BAK11Y,

u. s.KRArFr,
FAMILY BREAD BAKIBY,
Corner Psnnsylvsuia avenue and 18th g.,
Hes constantly on had fresh Bosten Brown. ar>-
hs1: 1ys: And yhseS SrseA. Alsos Tee biscsif,
9.B.-Ws use NOTHING eut The bsGe lhnfIy no,r
n behins, and ear srssd 10 Pure - a3a1slisrs-
~. q w-2Ds
phtttSOSV,rnf " sa M,;1AlAGk A nee course
a1n.eun o. Anasomy, snhrscing the s1bjeoes:
and 0ld As:; naahoe1 esssrsiiy Tsvisved :1 ~
causo Of ipdtQeetion, hstolonce Snd NSrvon. IA
~ ior arsse Dhilosop ideally Coz
:. Peelst !eIsn.. eontaisils shsss lectures vim b,
iorvaroee 20 PARTIES unable 60 attend, ON receiSf
q ioSr StSnle, ~ addressing: SEORETARf,
New YORK 4ueeum Of AnaAo1y md 6cispce 6ii
Broadvay New York. ~ saIx
" WHITE
a. y w Ss1 fsf cheap sIOCKMo YARy Il
sT6Rn sHs -, pkY G0oDe and III aNiNo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-12

,. Esr..TA RAJ. .,n loxAss.Au enter
last evening by Juoun Ooaasy NJ the ST. jam 60
Hotel A bountiful 1A4le - Refreshments was
furnished TO which vAfQe justice was done.
During the evening speeches were made by
Judge Miller, Of the supreme Court, Hon.
james. Z. Wilson Hon. Frank Palmer, men.
her elect Of the next Congress, Hon. HAIRY
OConnor, Attorney General Of the State, Sen.
ator Harlan, Captain Duggan, General Chip.
man, Colonel Clarke, Judge Beaman and Hon.
Ihonas Epson, OF Michigan; Captain Alfred
Thomas, General Cavenaugh, Of Montana,
Colonel Clark, and others
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-12

CARGO SAvED.-The cargo Of coal which ma.
been submerged under water for the past two
weeks by the running on a stone and sinking OF
the schooner Problem, opposite q street wharf
and transferred to the yard of Messrs, Gleason
Glenn, the owners, an effort will be made
to raise the vessel. 1t is believed thar the
barring the delay in having the use of hsr
cargo, Messrs. q. & G. have sustained bui
slight loss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-12

THE GREGORY BROTHERS lately associated
with the Hanlon troupe, Will begin an engage.
ment at Wallis Opera House on Monday next
The entertainment they will give viii be of
new and novel character, among the features of
which are the acts called "the triple horizon
tai bar ''the three flying men Of the air." and
other daring feats. Young Ethardo will per.
form a very dfmcult, and thrilling act called
1.-THE spiral ascension" A number OF perform
ing dogs, monkeys, and ponies will add to the
interest Of the entertainment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-12

FIFTH AND SIXTH WARD GRANT AND COL
Fan CLUB.-Tbe regular weekly meeting OF
the Fifth ard Sixth ward Giant and Colfax
club was held last evening, Josiah Venable.
president, in the chair, when Nessrs. Boron.
DObbins. and Getzendaner were appointed as
committee to act in cor junction with similar
committees to make arrangements for the
reception Of q overner Brownlow. Mr. Frank
Gaines, OF the Fifth ward Republican club,
was called on and made an EXPLANATION i'm
regard to the supposed difficulties existing be.
tween the ward club and the Grant and Coifax
club. Adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-12

OFFICERS
q d OLAkk. Phflsdeirhfa. President
'A1 COOKE, Chairman Finance and rr~outfr,
HENRf ID. COOKE. Washington, Vice Pre.i.
and Actusry.
rs TuRNER: Washington. Assistant s.sr.,.r,
bkAsois y. eMlTH, N. p, Medical Director
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-12
NEW FACTS IN THE THEORY OFLIFE
DIR. RAILWAYS
SARSAPARILLIAN REsO LvEyF
Establishes Q New Theory Of Cure, and Prolous,
Human BXistepce.

". B.-Erery ounce Of ne SARSIPARIL.
roots, yieldiRa he extracts that enter iHto tae
composition Of the Sarsdpdritiiaa Resolrsat, arr
gathered under the supervision Of intelligent
agents. employed ezclusirely by Or. Rad,oGy d
Co. for thts pa,pose, so hat 10 spurious ddaiiE-
tares teorklsss roots{as ri be found ia most Of
he imported Sdrsd pdriids) can, By nistdts.be re-
eeirsd No other chemists medicine g.dksrs sR tie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-12

,,,..u.v wAsa.Hsfes Jan; .. ~.
good md responsib1s Rersons, myeslf 1akine ~
apDrcstton 70 cure Banisns, Ohillblains, sod
10 Min h. q. pRAPEB
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-12

, All Who use At this period will be conducts
through the trying and often fatal pt Rod with
safety and renewed health. Many who have uses
it have been cured Of their former weak and
constitutions, and Of all chrome, scrofulous, or
eanic, nervous. bilious aid other diseases tia
have made their lives miserable.
Thousands Of women die when they arrive Of tn,
period OF their existence ordained By her Oreeto
enjoy the balance Of her life with freedom from tn
anxietise Dsins and perile peculiar TO her eek
ing remedial egg nts to protect the female systen
against the serious couseQus noes often entails &
from
The Van Buren press., 1869-06-22
MINERALS.
To the People of Arkansas /:

4 IL persons having (or knowing Of hna
IA containing Minerals Of any kind, by sena.
ing the locality, extent, and price Of Their
land. and the description always accom%'
MED by spccinens) of the mineral thereon
can, at The erpense Of the subscriber have 70,
same scientifically analysed, and If II Is foum
to be valuable. mutual satisfactory arrangt
ment for its introduction to market viii
made
This is most important subject Of inteltn
and welfare to Arkansas-the extensive ben
and mines OF minerals IN Arkansas are nov
lying idle, and useless. and undeveloped-len
Is chance for owners to put their hliueh
treasures to value. All letters or conniunr
cations or information received and repllea"
with pleasure by addressing.
JOSEPH MOGRlDGE IT. Smith,
Care of Messrs. CABELL & GLASS. Am.
n. BAH parties having Coal LAM.
whose beds Of Coal range from 8 to "
more) feet In thickness, will find Il to tls"
advantage to reply to the above; and perso"
having (or knowing oD beds or mines "a
MINERALS, whose Kind or sort Is unknown "
them. can get true solution Of their va"
by sending specimens to the above. J'%
The Van Buren press., 1869-06-22

- man wa. inquiriny what he
should DO with bic mutilatsd postal curren.
~. A fellow who overheard the query, re.
plisd I" Deposit il in the contribution box
q the evening meetings, the same ~ othsl
pisss people DO
The Van Buren press., 1869-06-22

~ DoN'r CARK."-Indecd, Mr.. Upstart,
Don't cars?" So says the strc.,ing fop,
the idler, loungcr, loafer. So says the vain
giddy. flirting novelresder--the impudent
miss to her mother. II don't care" "Tll
do as i please. read whatever please, dress
as please SO says the unruly, disobs-
dient urchin. SO says the iron hearted
rumseller, the cruel oppressor, "le. me
alone, I'll do as l please, kill or no kill"-
Il don't care" " | don't care says the
tipplcr II don't care" ssys the prefans.
swsarer and Sabbath breaker. "Who has|
. better right Z" How does this souudss
young friend? ~ws.
Little readers. do you ever say to your
parents, teachers. or any one 4 = Aen't.
care'" 9 shame shapsA EssA \
you should always scsrw 0tGka
to do what is right,honSss, Pd
Of good report. Care to Be -.j
teous, industrious, noat dent,
ate in all thingss - -
You should caro- TO-
read books, and shAH. 10 d.
care to fear God and A
ments--to acknowlsl
wsys-to do justice, az
humbly, glorify God "a JIF g Tar
arc the things you should carS 1nily
and hourly. Z
There is no surcr mark Of fa lszy b,
impudent, insignificant, good-forA Ing
chap, than this very don't careism, to hear
him drawl out, when he does something
wrong, II don't care" Is it not q fore
runner Of every evil Of everything base.
mean. low-livod, corrupt, shameful?
Whenever we hear a boy, girl, or any
one, making use Of tho expression, %
don't care" it fcrcibly reminds us Of the
proverb of Solomon
"A whip for the horse, a bride for the
ass, and rod for the foo's back"
"poN'r CARE"
Old Don't Care is murderer foul
And q murderer foul is he,-
He bcareth halter in his hand
And his staii is the gailows tree;
And silly he follows the victim on,
Through high degree and low,
And strangles him there. when least aware,
And strikes the fatal blow
Hanging his victim in the air.
4 villain strong lie Old Don't Care
The Van Buren press., 1869-06-22
Budget Of SciSSOringS.

Could but know twas Thee.
o, will though ever c7cr tell,
Whom thou eanst be!
Would could that cloud dispcl
That envelops thee with mystery;
Why not through Off disguise?
Nor longer try TO hide,
And keep my heart so agonized;
To solve the mystery, in vain I've tried
Would l, like thee, could say,
"'Tis thee. for now know It's thee
But alas with horror and dismay,
Through that hidden vail, cannot see
o. Dilemma" wilt thou relent?
And disclose to me your name,
Come to this question please consent
And tell us, art thou the same?
Though cruel, cruel fate has decrecd,
That never, never mere
Shall those happy hours be renewed.
still can think them DER;
Yes Ill think Of that happy time
Though 1t may forever DC.
Still hidden In this heart of mine,
From time to eternity.
SOLITAIRE.
The Van Buren press., 1869-06-22

The NEcRos SIMILE.-An old negro
named Pete, was very mu. III troubled about
his sins. Pcrceiving him one day with a
very dswncast look his master asked him
the cause.
30 msssa I'm sich a great sinner"
But Pete" said his master, "you are
foolish to take il so much to heart. You
never sse me troubled about my sins.
know do reason, massa," said Pete /;
when you go out duck. shooting. and kill
one duck and wound another, don't you
run after de wounded duck -
"Yes, Petc;" and the master wondered
what was coming next
"Well, msssa. dat is dc way wild You
and me de debbil has got you sure, but q.
he an not sure Of me he chascs dis chile oil
de time"
The Van Buren press., 1869-06-22

A Coop SToRy.-A very amusing ansc.
doto is told Of an Irishman who happened
TO be in Paris short time ago, while three
crowned heads of Europe were there on .
visit to his Imperial Majesty. Napoleon.
These distinguished persons were the En-
pcrors Of Russia, Austria, and the King Of
Prussia.
One day having thrown aside all state
ceremonial, thoy determined to see the
sights Of the beautiful city on the Seine,
for their own delectation, and for that pur-
pose they resolved to 80 incog 80 as not to
be recognized by the people. However, in
their stroll through Paris they went astray,
and meeting a gen,lcmanly looking person,
who happened to be an Irishman, they po.
litely asked him il he would kindly direct
them to the Palais Royal.
Faith, and that will, my boys" ays
Pat, at tho samo time taking mental pho.
tograph Of the 81 three boys"
"This way, my hearties.' and they were
conducted to the gates Of the Royal Palace,
aul the lrishman was about bidding them
farewell, when tho Emperor Of Russia, in
torcsted and pleased as much by the gcnu-
inc poltcncss of Pat land what son OF Erin
was ever yet deficient il courtesy and po-
litenoss, as by his nairctc and witty ro-
marks. asked him who he was.
"Well," rcjoincd tho guido. .*La)
ask who you were, aud sAGfpi6 Ia14N
perhaps you would tell no who yoV !,
be-" -.
After somo further parlcying, oHs aid,
81 am Alexander. and they call laps ~
Car or Emperor Of all the Russians"
Indeed" said Pat. with rougish
twinkle in the corner Of his cyo. and an IL.
crcdulous nod Of tho head (as much as tc
say, "This boy is up to codding mo I
Bit" "And might make bouid to ask
you who you be. my Aowcr?'
"They call me Francis Joseph. the EN-
poror Of Austria"
"Most happy to make your acquaint-
ance. Frank, my boy" says the I,ishman,
who. thinking ho was hoaxed, and in his
despsiring efforts to got the truth, as he
conceived, out Of any Of them. turned to
the third one and said Who are you p
"They call me Frederick William, and
am King Of Prussia"
They then reminded him that he prom.
ised to tell them who he was. and af,ci
somo hesitation. and a mysterious cir oi
confidence. Pat putting his hand to hi,
mouth. whispered
II am the Emperor of China but dom
tell anybody"
The Van Buren press., 1869-06-22

Having associated myself with wholesale
Stove and Tin Ware establishment in Saint
Louis. for the sale of StoN cs and Tin Ware, !
can always furnish everything IN this line at
st. Louis wholesale prices with the freight
AIDED To merchants dealing in the above, a
liberal discount will be made Of the above
prices. Very Respectfully,
N. +. CORNELIUS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-26
Trnstaa,a aala.

QY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made 10 me by George e. Caldwell aud
KRte, hh vito, on the 2td day OF March, In
THO year 1881 and Of record In the Record.
Book NO. Is, page Si5, l shall, on
Saturday. the Ith day or Sept ember r.
1859.
on the premises, proceed 70 sell NJ publie
auction 10 the highest and best bidder. Inc
following described real estate, Rlluale on
UaldWellH hun In said County and Staia.
Including what L known RS tho Orchard al
said Joseph CaldW0llA farm, and bounded
rs 1",I so,IoWs, taas y 70 say "Beglnntng At
palllng fence around said orchard and al.
Joining the Wheeling and Fairmont Tam.
pike road on the north side OF CRld WellR
huni thence northwardly with Baid ience
70 the boundary line between said farm anu
land OF 2. jacob, continuing Beyond the
tenee q necessary to reach that line; thence
q. ~ 4. 70 q stake at tho north side OF tho
present county road, q few rods above the
old stable; thence with the north Eids OF the
said county road Westwardly 10 large elm
on me south side Of said orchard fence and
near the Bame; thence with that fence 10
the south east corner thereof; thence west
Wafdly with the fence 70 the beginning,
containing sixteen acres, more or leS,
SAID Deed Of Trust was given 10 secure 10
William Exley the puncIuNl payment Of
nVe several notes Of the said George e,
Ca.dgsll for the sum OF nine hundred and
tWRnty.Seven 43.lO0 dollars each, bearing
date the 18th day OF February, 1881, and pay.
able 70 the order Of the said William Efiey.
respectively, on the 18th day OF DecembGr.
ls6l, 1891, 1858, 1891 and 1855, at the Merchants
and Mechanics Bank OF Wheeling, each
note bearing interest from date. The fimt
one OF the above described notes dated Ihe
10Th day OF February, 1851, and payable on
tho 10Th day Oi December, 1881, mas been
paid, together with the interest upon the re-
naming notes up TO tue Lat day OF ApriI
1859. This sale Ia mAde 70 pay tho PRINCIPAL
Of the said notes OF lt8l, ls83, 1884 aud lSS5,
which said principal Rmo GntS, in e0ch one
VI Hald several notes, 70 &827 1910, with In.
terelt thereon from April lgt, lS83, Til paid,
and the cots OF this ARl6.
TRIMS or eALE-One.th cssh md thu
remainder OF the purchase money in two
equAI nHtSlmenLB OF six and twelve mon tins,
tue purchaser giving notes for the defe rred
lnStAlment3 bearing interest from date, and
the lite VIII DO retained until the notes are
paid.
The above described property will be sold
IN parcels or altogether ~ the purchaser or
purchasers may elect aud the trustee will
guarantee the uIle.
b. y. BU9HFIELD, Trustee.
The property mentioned In tho above adj
vertlsetnent Is known as tho sunny Side
vineyard, At present In trst class condition,
and the vines In excellent bearing order
On The premises Is large new two story
enek house, surrounded by convenient and
desirable outbulldlngs and provided with all
tbs necessary conv1nlences and lmproye.
ments. Parties Whhing TO purchase pro-
perry OF this description are Invited to az.
anime the premises GefOre the day Of sale,
JyB-SOt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-26

POLICE couRr.-The only case tried
in the Police Court yesterday morning,
was that Of Robert Carter, (colored,) a
porter at the Grant House. Carter was
rather obstreperous, Tuesday evening,
and created considerable disturbance,
after being requested TO behave himself
BY his employers. His Honor imposed
o fine OF twenty dollars and costs.
Whether he complied with the request
to come down with the currency, or
not, we could not ascertain.
George Francis and John Il. ssvsring
were called up on charges OF dlsorderly
conduct, but their trials were postponed
until this morning. on account Of the
absence OF witnesses.
Mary Jones was also brought up for
using loud and abusive Language, but
FOR the reason aSsIgued In the cases Of
seveFing and Francis, her trial was
postponed until this morning. m