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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-17

NAIL TRAIN. y
FAST LINE.

EASr--EBAYEs ~ WEST, VIA o. o.'D.,t
Wheeling daily .r4 Leaves Wheeling srl
at .!...... 1850 p. m. daily At. $40 q. m.
AR1TyEt AT 2 BellAife ~. $40 q. m.
Grafton. .1I:05 p. m. ARRIVES At
Cumberland. .4:l0 q. m. GAINESVILLE 1850 g. M
HarpH Ferry. $50 D. m. Cambridge -. 1905 p. m.
Winchester. 1905 4. m. GAINESVILLE. las p! m.
HAgeEstown. :. $50 q. m. Newark 100 p. m.
Baltimore -. l1:66 Q. N. Columbus . ]. 4:40p. m.
WRahn City. 100 p, m. SAnduGky .... 1O;46 p. m.
Trains on the Main Line make connections at
Baltimore with trains for Philadelphia, New
York and Boston. At Relay House, via Wish.
lngton City, for oil points south. s4'sks
Central Ohio trains make direct, connection at
Columbus for al points West and Northwest
Tickets to al principal points can be procured
at the oflico, JOHN I. WILSON,
.-n HH' Master Of Transportation, Baltimore.
.rdOs7i q ~ ,Aa.E GeaGrGi add, wSeeiinir.
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MARRIAGE

reflect that sound mIpl and body IIe s n
necessary rCquiBltcS ID promote eonngV ~
ness. Indeed, without ihese tho journey IGs$
life becomes . weary pilgrimage; Ihs E! -
hourly d4rkGns 10 Tic Wow, The mind e =
bh1dowed With despair and Oiled viz - 80
ahchOly reelection that tho hAppiheaS W
kl.aAEa LLlsahLaA nllLk nun
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nIssoLUTION-THE FIRM OF
SoIvn6 IN mutual consent The business will TO
Continued at tho old stand by =. ,,,,,,,,,
MARcu "a. 1870. mary
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NToTICE-EOR SALE, ONE SEC.
IN oud Hand Steam Engine, 81 In Cylinder,
0H feet stroke,
PerSonS Wishing 10 purchase can sec It running
tShllShmcnt, . doors above tho Post Once.
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DOILER FOR SALE.-ONE SEC
d Ond hand Steam Boiler. 10 In. diameter, %
fert long, doublu tluCd madc Of the best quality
GT iron: Fire Front Crate Bars, Liners, Steam
Drum, Mud Drum and Valve; with Safety Valve
$50 ]. d. MCLURE,
..... Solicitor Of Patents,
One door below McLuro House, Market 81.
mAFll
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Married Persons, OF Young Men c6n!enphtsl
marriage, being aware Of Physical WG0.i
Organic Debility, DcIUrmltlEs, speedily taFoA
To who places himself under the CaEe d d.
may relliouSly conad0 In bis honor ulg1tt
man, and confidently rely upon Ills skill tilpll
Riclln
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves By eoitil L IN
ice, INDUCED In when alone, haels EsSJyI,S
learned from evil companions, or Of Ee"S Y
effects OF which are nightly fell, go .,S ~
asleep, and, II not CurCd, renders nlAIsi1s sSsu
slble, and destroys both mind and pOoI'
apply Immediately. IN
country, the pride Of bis parents Sn asn y
snatchcd from al prospects apd e9loIs S.S \,
life by the consequences Of deviaung Y. H. ,,,sJ
path Of nature. and indulging 10 eeil H,l,dsi
habit Such persons must, before e0a'''''''9'
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YOUNG MEM

especially, who have become the Victims Of 81
taFy Vice, that dreadful and dcstruttlFO NJ
which annually BwcGpB 70 an untlmely mn
thousands Of Young Men Of the most tIcSaa.
tAleuts and brilliant intellect, who mECh, otlf
wise have entranccd listening Seantss TiIA d,
thnHdCra Of CloQuencC, or walked TO ee1JA
living Tyre, may call with full confidence
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VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE,

In pursuance Of decree rendered by the Cir
cult Court Of Ohio County at lie May term. lS6S,
h a cnuSe iu chanceFy therein pending. In which
CharlcS ]. Fox IL complainant and Charles A;
Fox and Others defendants, I shall, "a Special
Commissioner named In said decree, on
Saturday, March 9Th, Qs7o.p q.
Al II o'clock \. n, the front door Of the Court
HouSo Of Ohio County, offer at public falc, lots
numbered thirteen (l3j and fourteen 40 In The
addition TO the City Of Wheeling. laid out by
Moses ". Chaplinc, JamGS H. Forsyth ana
others.
or Such greater sum as the purchaser may elect,
In hand; The residue in two Cqnnl installmcntA a.
SixRnI twelve months With interest nom day 81
SGle, zputchaEcr giving bond for deferred par
ments, and title to Sc retained until purchase
N''''' F''N SIS ' WILLIAM r. HUBBARD.
~ ."r.-' Special Commissioner.
Eeb7.I2.lO-q6.mar5 -...,.,..,.
The above SaIs 70 postponed until
Saturday, March goth, 1870,
Al II o'clockA WM. p. HUBBARD.
mart . Special Commissioner.
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DIsRAsRs OF INPRvDRNCk.

INI.H... hSAANAlAAbAAStSA al
When tho mlpvuIdod and Improde1t veeIi! 4
pleasure Ands that DO has lmbI6ed tae t mi,
this painful disease Il too otten h1pPsns.
ill.timed sense OF shame or dread Of oisSS n,
ters him from applying " LhOsS whG I w. ID
delaying iii tSS constitutional symptoms S o n
horrid disease make their APPearanee' r ,os
liberated e0re throat diseased noSs BOY, X M
pains In tho head and limbs, dimes 4,, :. y =
STcsSinT With fSirhtfaI rSpIdity, tIll At ~ Il
palate Of the mouth or tho bones o. Las R.rosss
In, and the victim Of this awful dlsGSsSs ,sS ri;
d horid object Of commlgsCration w uSI y,
. period 70 tho dreadful BudtEtngS .! TITDti
him 10 "that Undiscovered County IEoHl
no traveller returns" :, ,h,.,lo!,
Ten 4 MELANCHOLY FACT that i IsN n 3,
fGlEyietims % This terrible disease, o%pH NJ b
klllmlnGsS Of Ignorant pteteIfl9seIW IrRTTRI
tho use Of that DEADLY POISON, A lI1%S II N
ruin tho constitution and make the re'''N'
miserable.
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MEDICAL.
baltimore LOCK HOSPITAL,
Established as a Refuge from
QuackeFy.
THE ONLY PLACE WHERE A CURR eN
..at....i BE OBTAINED, ~

DR.. johnson has discovered the most Csn
Speedy. and only Rhectual Remedy In he w
for Weakness Of the Back or Limbs, StrirsS
Affections Of tho Kidneys and Bladder, IEHS
taTy Discharges, Impotency, General DAM
Nervousness Dyspepsia, LGnguor, Low Sp;s
ConiuslOn Of Ideas, PalpIt2tion Of tho IA
Tlmidity, Trembling, DimuCss Of SIghL or q
dlpess, Disease of the Head, Throat, NOE !
Skin, Affections of the Liver, Lungs, Si0mItl !
BowelB-thOse Terrible Disorder Arising q
Solitary Habits Of Youth-SGcrpt and seas
Practices moro iatal to their victims M q,
song Of Syrens 10 the Mariners Of Ulyssei, bVIF
ing their most brilliant hopes or GatIcpst;S
rendering marriage, &C. impossible.
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TAGs PRINTED TO ORDER AT
i this once
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I. ENDORSEMENT OF THE fI''''S, vts
{. The many Thousands cared at thiS S S M q
mcnt within the last twenty year., ~ I,,NFaSt
nv Dr., Johnston, witnessed BY the r'PSSI;SSIi
The Sun and many other papers, notices " rpbS.
have appeared again and again belore iIS
besidCi his standing a gcntlCmAn y. 10 III
and FcsPCctabllIty, Il a andicicntEna'"n :"
AFFLICTED, 40. ,,,,DVD
mnPiR
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INsURANC E.
FRANK4IN INSURANCE, COMFY
I ..OF MnEEL1Na, ..,l,. /. .L.nL NM
$4,000.
.nIREcFORs:

CAPITAIGa 12'aa $15o,OOO.
- 1dI1b0gI u : ,Isf,!% ~
raaJI -. - .T''ge pt..L1lL
IoD9 4 DIREcTORs: -ptgRri 7 81
samuel 1trcISilln,gg George Monde, ~
b CIV g. v; 4 FtSnshslru.i IN, in. Vance,
I. ,J;H, H6bbSl1 y 81 q ri MlchAel Reilly. rf
Louis G. Shfel, '!'e 500" DIV
This company now having been organised Ave
years, aEi IA int lime done Snecessinl business
10 still prepared to- take risks at tair rates on
buildings OF all kinds, Merchandise, ManuiActur:
Ing establishments, Fqr1iture, Steamboats, and
CRrr6Os on the Western Rivers and lakes This
Company oilerB superior inducements to Farm
erS, whereby they can be insured on Dwellings,
Furniture, Barns, and contents for or years at
reduced rates. This being State Company with
The Largest Cash Capital Paid in,
And surplus Of any company In the State; and
composed Of some llnsty,touE stockholders, most
OF whom arc AuaopG our best business men fc-
commeud9 itself 70 tho favorable confederation
Of thh tnGnrtpg public and sollcit9 their patron
age. Applications for insurance viii be prompt
IL ATTENDED 70 at their ,oflce, No: % Monroe 81,
or at their several agenees throughout the State
.HAML MCLELLAN,P President
N .cI ~ GEO. MBEDELs YleS President.
30. DICK, Asst Secy, - feblg
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,T"-..1 DIR. JOHNSTON. ,,vr7
OFFICE, NO. I SOUTH FREDERlCh slA, 4,
Left hand aldo going frOm Baltimore Ob;srIt b.
name and numbCF. ..,,D,Idt oi
~ No letters received unless PosE III
containing 1 stamp 70 DO used on tho Sgg HoFI!a
sons writing should state age, ana EeHS
Of advertisement describing Eympl n: ,Mrt.
Tho Doctors DIPLOMA hangs IN hD O'-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-01-18

DREssMAKISo. There arc many ladies who would
prefer to make their and their chldren's
dresses, but TO the difficulty in cutting and fitting
then properIy-thc ordinary charts being very high
priced, and at the same time, Implicated as to
be available only to professional drCesn kcrsi after
long practice. An eminent mndstc of Paris has
recently issued Tine UNIVERSAL GvInE IN DREse-
MAKING" which vCrcomCs this difficulty entirely.
1t contains a superior mode Of measuring, perfectly
e1acf, yet easy that it can be applied by any
in itself worth more than the Thicc of the whole
work Aso complete scale Of patterns for all Si=rs,
from the largest ed ult to the smallest child. To-
gcthCr with printed Rules and Explanations, by
means Vt which any lady can make her own and
her chiIdrcn's dresses in the best style. To dress
mn kcrs it s Invaluable. Ard the low price at which
it is offered Comfy OHE DoLLAE) places it within
til, reach of all.
Il is for sale by J. WIcKLrrrE. (Bnx G65,) New
ark, New Jersey cole agent for the United States
Sent by mail, post paid. In writing for itagivc
your name, Gown. County, and State in full
December - , lSG9-iy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-01-18

The LATE EDIToR OF THE SPIRIT.-
Our friend and brothcr-editor of the Spirit
IF J.fcrsoH has removed to distant State,
having given up lis interest in that paper
For some years Mr.. Eeal was associated in
timaiely with us in this oflicc-having taken
here his first lessons in the cart preservative
Of arts Afterward lie assumed the conduct
of the Spirit and though as was only natural
in two journals first politically opposed to each
other and since the war differing sometimes on
minor local points. amenities were occasionally
thrust aside by aspnritics. and we have now
and theu found it expcdient to give each other
right severe rubs. vet these exceptions only
prove the general pleasant feeling existing be-
tween US. and the many years of friendly in
tcrcour<c that have passed enhance our regret
at his departure to distant field of labor TO
which he carries our hest wishes for his resto-
ration TO health and long career of usefulness
,and prosperity Free Press.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-01-18

@ 81 900 Reward is offered by the pro,
prietor oil DIR. Pierce'a Alt Ext. or Golden
Medical Discovery for medicine that will
equal it in the cure of all diseases for which
it is recommended For Bronchitis, severe
Coughs, and the early stages of Consumption, it
has astonished the medical faculty. by its won
derful cures, and hundreds of the best phys
icians pronounce it the greatest medical dis
covery of the age. While it cures the Sc
verest coughs, it strengthens the system and
purifes the blood. For loss of appetite. in
digestion, dyspepsia Liver complaint" or
"Billiousucss, aud constipation ofthe bowels,
it surpasses all other known medicines. Sold
by druggists.
When everything else has failed. don't des-
pair until you have tried DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-01-18

Mr.. PEABoDY-GEN. LEE.-Ne learn
from the S'aunton Spectator that the Gems
mittce in charge of the obseques of Geo.
Peabody sent formal invitation to Gen. r Il.
Lee and the Trustees of Washington College
to attend the funeral at Salem, Massachusetts
The Board of Trustees at a recent meeting
formerly accepted the invitation and appointed
as the delegation to rcprcsent the College, Gen.
r. E Lee. Col Bolivar Christian. of Staun-
ton, and Maj T. ]. Kirk patrick, of Lynch
burg.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-01-18

DEcEAsEp.-The train which arrived here
from the west, on Saturday last at noon,
brought hither for iniermnot the mortal re-
mains of Mr. Josiah Colston. who died at
Berkeley springs. his place of residence, on
Thursday last. The burial took place at the
Episcopal burying ground. Mr.. Culston was
born in Cambridge, Maryland, in 1894, and
was well known in various parts of the United
States from long service in the navy. He
had also resided many years in Washington
d. g. He was a man of amiable character.
and his death, even at ripe old age will be
regretted by large circle of friends
.nutiRSJurg Star.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-01-18

AN EXPERIMENT.-From the Luray Con-
rjcr we take the following notice Of a former
citizen of Charlcstown
Our townsman and cnterPrising citizen, MIR.
Joseph Crane. has planted fifteen pounds of
onion seed which cost him sixty dollars. on a
three acre lot. The seed have come W we'll
and look finely. We hope that Mr.. Crane
will succeed in the enterprise. The onion
crop is a very profitable one, and we think Tie
farming community would do well to keep an
eye upon Mr.. Cranes lot. and noe the success
that shall attend his efforts.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-01-18


CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAILRoAD.EWe
copy so much of the annual report of the
President of this Company as is of special
interest to the people Of Jefferson and Clarke.
lie says:
"The resolutions of the Board to extend
their road from Haserstown to the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal have been already communi-
Gated to you, aud since August last the work
was let to contractor upon terms satisfactory,
aud he is now engaged in constructing it; the
grading and making the road bed ready for
snperstructure will cost about S96 600, and
the rails, ties, water stations, &c, about $780,
QUO, and we expect to have the same COM
rlcted add in running order by the LIST of uly
next This extension has been located to
terminate at PowcIl's Bend of the Potomac
River, with a branch to Wil!iamsport, a
distance of about two miles. But since this
location, movement has been made by the
people of Virginia for a further extension of
the road up through the Valley of their State,
by the way of Martinsbnrg and Winchester,
or by the way of CharIestown and the Luray
Valley. Our action, therefore, as to the
terminus on the Potomac will be suspended a
few weeks to meet this exigency, and until
they shall have determined the route for the
further extension of the road; for each of the
proposed routes demands different point of
crossing the Potomac River"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-01-18

FUNERAL Tie funeral of Rev. Philip
Lipscomb. well known preacher Of this
county, whose death we noticed in our last
issue, took place on Thursday, 9Th instant,
from the residence of his son in-law, residing
near Druid HILL 1t was attended by very
large number of denominational and other
friends of the deceased, the services being
conducted by Rev MeSsrs. Essential Walker
and Sargent, each of whom spoke ieelingly of
the deceased and paid high tribute to his
Christian character and virtue. The remains
were deposited in Mount Olivet cemetery.
TTomsontorn (Nd.) Union.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-01-18

IMPORTANT Revenue DECISION
lector Brown, OF this district. has received a
Communication from Commissioner Delano, in
reply to letter of the Sd instant in which
the commi sioner says, ''that when person
draws check on bank, payable to bearer
or order, aud delivers it into the possession of
third party, such delivery is the issue, and
the check should be stamped at that time
1t could afterward be stamped va!dly by the
collector alone. 1t would have no legal effect
for bank officers to attach stamp subsequent-
ly.. Banks and other parties should be no.
tilted to this effect IF parties, after being
notified, willGully violate the law they arc
liable to Indictment. When, however. party
draws check on bank in his own favor,
and sends it by messenger, it is not fully
issued until paid or accepted bs the bank, and
the bank officers may properly stamp it at the
time of presentation to them"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-01-18

NEWSPAPER SPONGERs An exchange
well says there are many persons who either
take no paper at all. or else take one from
another city, and when they wish TO see what
is Transporting in their own neighborhood they
borrow the local paper from some citizen more
liberal than themselves. Many mon of this
kind arc engaged IN business and frequently
grumbc because people do not rotronize
'.homc industry" when they practice the very
thing of which they complain.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-01-18

HORSE TulFF.-We learn from the Rcg-
lister that Henry Stewart. a-colored man, was
lodged in Jail in Shcphcrdstown on Sunday
evening, the 9th instant. charged with steal
ing horse from Mr.. G. II. Pcndlcton, near
Summit Point in this county. 1t seems that
Stewart took the horse to Maryland and sold
him. and upon his return home was arrested.
lie was committed to Jail by Justice J. +.
Smith. of Middleway, to await his trial at our
next Court
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-01-18

A young man named Richard Wright,
left MddIetown. Frederick county, about
noon on Saturday week, on some business
matters at or near Ccdarvie On his return,
when about half a mile from Cedarviile, his
horse became unmanagcable, and threw him
fracturing his skull breaking the collar bone
and the jaw bone, from which death ensucd
in few minutes sudden and terribly fatal
was the injury, that he never spoke word
nfierMnrGS
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-01-18

uARrER's FERnY.-The purchasers of the
government property at Ilarper's Ferry, says
the Washington Star, claim that the Baltl-
more and Ohio Railroad Company have no
legal right to run their road through what
WIS, until the recent sale, government res
ery,tion. Permission TO run their track
through the Iarpcr's Ferry property was
given the Company by the Secretary of War,
thirty years ago. 1t is claimed that this sale
yitiates this permission.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-01-18

SETTLE Up.-By reference to notice in
our advertising colcmns, it will be found that
Geo, W. IIaines has been appointed Trustee,
for the adjustment OF all debts due Benz +.
Bcal, prior to January LIST, 1870, for either,
job work, subscription or advertising, and
that said debts n,ust be paid BY the 1st of
February next
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-01-18
AccIpENr.-On Tuesday morning last,

AccIpENT.-On Tuesday morning last,
while workmcn were engaged in hosting
turrcts into position upon the new Baptist
church, on King street. tler6pe broke and the
turrct, weighing several hundred pounds, fell
upon James w. Bland, young man who was
experimenting the hosting, crushing his
right leg badly. and otherwise injurins him
He was removed to his home, and received
proper surgical attention.
+ NurfinsLurg Star.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-01-18

RED MEMS CELEBHATIoN.-Se Seminole
Tribe of Berryvilc design having Torch
Light Procession, Dinner, &c. on the 9th
instant. The Winchester Cornet Band has
been engaged for the occasion.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-01-18

- The Schocppc case is still under lively
discussion in the German press ofthiS country.
The Philadelphia Frcie Prose- Of Wednesday
had communication from three 6 maus in
Carlisle. named Lewis Faber, L. Kramer, and
j. kaffcnbcrgcr. stating that they knew DR..
Paul Schocrpe. from G eim ny. aud that there
is no identity between him and the Berlin
forger mentioned in Professor Cucists letter.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-01-18
A Standard History by Gen. Lee.
A WORK OF NATIONAL AND PERMANENT
VALUE.
Memoirs of the War,
BY GEN. HENRY LEE.
Thoroughly Revised AMI Annotated by
GEN, ROBERT +. LEE,


Ono vol. octave. go pages, ~ith Steel POr.
aud Gen. Natbauiei GTceur b'auiilui Steel In
cravings Oi marion Crns.lng The Pcicc." and
the 'Surrcuder OF C"rnwaliis ;" n Sketch OF the
Lee Homestead in Virginia and i've original
Maps and Plans.
'I'HlS admirable history Of the operations OF the
American Armies during the Revolutionary
War, he Southern Department ut the United
States Ia the standard work the sulj CT OF Nhieh
il and tbs edition, vised ana corrected By
Ger. Robert T.. Lee. the disIingL ishcd son OF tho
Author, IL made dOuhiy interesting aud valuable by
a complete BIUeRAPHV as MA FATHER. prepared ~
Gen Lee, from materials never before made use oil,
Iii a work who's, value IL permanent, Tor il re-
atcs the Of THE great nation, aud de-
tais a history OF Huich every American CITIZEN IL
proud. While the history IL chiefly OF operations
the South, vet considerable space - devoted TO
Northern ovemcnts aud Dattles, thus giving the
work n national value.
The rhetorical value md interest of this excellent
history axe IL a work which will be purchased by
all persons Whn buy bucks all, while is thorough
correction and revision by Gen. f. L"e and the
addition OF his new biography prepared ny MN
from private and personal i,Rtcrisis never bcfors
given t" the pubic, give 1t greatly inoreas," snI
nccuIiar interest The lac that II s the onS book
now published, even in part from Cen. Lees pen,
gives il an Interest pnsscssrd BY no other work.
Among the new materials introfnS'd !" ."s OF
orraphy are important lrttcrsf an p estd"nt M"d-
icon, Gcns Lafayette. Greene, AUD hHniilt non Coy.
Rutl"d=e, and pther-; letters 10 Washingtnn' mGd-
ison Gov Rttd, Gen. Wayne. q othrts and
most Interesting seI of l"tters to his eldest eonI
Charles Carter Lee in hch his advice and I'M ne'
ton in regard tu his son studies gen
eraI conduct, are tpliy gwen
The Work is Handsomely printed and bound;
the Steel Engravings and Lith"RfaPhCd Maps are
engraved in the mot artistic style; anu no expense
rnr care have been spared in its preparation to
make il worthy al Ike OF its subject aud is author.
TuE B,oK rs SOTO oSLY ny CASyAssISo AGESTs.
and VIC wish good eni in every county
o. For full psrticulars as terms, territory etc.
'"' UNIVERSITY PUBLISHING CO,
Sent % IsGO-tE Bond ST., NeS York.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.
REPORTED WEEKLY
HONSE " Lson ga09,
GEN RALCOIMIsSION MERCHANTS
I24 South Eutaw ST., Baltimore
PUBLIC SALE.

T-NDtE authority Of two Deeds of Trust. to the
4 undersigned. as Trustees. thc first executed on
tic LIST of February 1857. by y. F. RCa and r. P.
BraII recorded IN Decd Book No 30, page 42i, in
the EC cordsr,s Office of jefferson County, West Vir
mia. and the last on he 22d of January. 1861. by
X r BCau to secure a debt due William Lucas.
Jr dccca sed. (which debt was assigned by him to
william and Robert I.uCas) which last Decd IL re-
corded in Deed Rock No. =. page "a, in same occ,
we will sell at Pubiic uctiOn, on