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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-10
Chicago.

CHICAGO, February 9.-Flour - Firm
with a fair demand. Wheat-QuiGt and
closed weak; No. Chicago spring 81 03lI
spot; 81 03 seller February; sales at 81 Of e
al O2II seller March; closed at 81 OK sci.
Ter April; 81 OG3s seller May; No. 3, Sic;
rejected tic. Corn - Closed quiet and
weak; No. ., 4lc spot; 46c bid seller May;
rejected 3ll!c. OatS-Steady witha moder-
ate demand; No. ., 1880 spot; Sl7lc seller
March; 3O74c seller April; rejected 9Gl3a
&c. Barlcy-Steady at 75a7Gc spot; G9C
seller March. Rye-Firm and unchanged.
Pork-Dull $50 G5a?07O spot; $50 sOa20 So
seller March; $2l 10 seller April. Lard
Firm with fair demand at ST. 81 spot;
Sl2 81 &c seller March; $40 Go seller April.
Bulk MeatS-Quict and stcadyat 714allI4a
1iJEc. WhiSky--Sl 0G.
On call Board, Wheat WIS lower; 81 OK
February; 81 02I% bid March. Corn lower;
4OAc cash; 4ll%c March. Oats unchanged.
Pork active and prices steady; sales $4,000
barrels April at $2l OF llSa2l l2IIG, closing ut
S9I 10. Lard firmeT 1890 April.
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BALTIMORE, FrhunrNo. Flour steady
and unchanged Wheat Dull; western
nominal; Penn ylvauin red sl3jm 30. Corn
Firmcr and higher; wcstcrn mixed 81 hc.
OTs-Quict; western white IiaiGr; do
mixed igai3r. Eyr-pull and nominal.
IIay Dull; MarylaHIand Pennsylvania So
Provisions Easier and noiuuombIy lower.
Pork 81 Goal 10. I.lrl-l nrhangcd.
Iuttcr- Western extra 2nGt, Petroleum.
Easier rruirs IynsHc; refined liIsc. Cohec
Dull hut ,cady; Rio curgor- l5'talgA &c;
iohhiug IG'al1hr Whisky NtnhS n,
= I1l iplE
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GkeGntelEiQenre
THE OLD MANS DREAM.

ny OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.
o, for an hour Of youthful Joyl
Give back my twentieth spring
I'd rather laugh bTlght-haiTed boy.
Than rclgn gray haired king.
on with the Wrlnkled spells Of age;
Away with Jennings crown;
Tear out LIES WlBdOm.WrIiten i1Ge'
And cast Ia Trophies down
One moment lei my liIc-hlood stream
From boyhOols iOunt 10 lame;
Giye me one Eddy Teellng dIcain
OF life, and lOyd, and fame
My listening angel heard the prayer,
And calmly smiling, said,
an / bu. touch thy llIVered hair,
Thy hlsty wish had sped
But 4, there nothing in the track
TO bid thee iondly stay,
While the swift seasons hurry hack,
To hnd the wished for day
All, truest soul Of woman kind,
Without thee what were lIe'
One bliss cannot leave behind,
l'll take my precious vile
The angel took a sapphire pen,
And wrote In rainbow hue,
1.-THE man would b. boy again,
And bc a husband too.
"And Is there nothing yet UnS1id,
Before the change appears
Remember allthy gifts are fed
With these dlASolVing yearS."
"Why, yes, ! would one favor more;
Ny fond parental joys
, could not bear to lose thCmAll
I'lltake my girls and boys"
Ths smiling angel dropped his pen,
"Why, this Will never do;
The man Wyuld he boy again,
And DO father too"
And 50 laughed. My laughter woke
The household with its noise;
] wrote my drcIm when morning broke,
To please my girls. and boys
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CINCISNASl, February . Cotton
Quiet at l4Fc. FIour-Dull Wheat
Dull at 81 @jal 20. COrn-Dull at 21ai2r.
Oats Steady at 3saIjr. Eyc-Dull at soc
Barlcy-Firm audunchangrd. Pork quiet
and finn ut So on. Lard Steady and in
moderate demand; steam ut So 2ial2 80
Bulk Mcat4-Stcady with a moderate de-
mand; shoulders At sas',c; clear rib II "a
NC; clear II &c. BnC0n-Firm nj ava
l2Lal2Ec. Whisky Demand lair and
market firm at II o..
IlOGs-Stcaly common to good light
s. 6Oa7 -; fair 10 good packing s. -Oa5 So
u few choice heavy NJ S 10
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WmfELIND, February ".-l'hc follow
ing are the arrivals At the Chtistmnn House
yards during the pat week, and III" prices
paid f0r the same
CATTIF-Nruval., :" head: sold At 3aic
per n.
IIOGr-NuiyNls llN head sold at Ga,c
per N.
CNIIe-Thcrr about mltdown ar.
rivals Of calves whrh sold nj from 81 10 to
: per head.
Their" were ~ NrNah Of sheep, The to.
tai receipt. al ,iork are not II lHrcr - last
week
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A Rift in the Dark Clouds Better
Times at Hand for the Producer
--ReVieW OF Operations III jan
uary Decrease In Daily Pro-
ductiOn.
Special Correspondence Of Pittsburgh Commercial.
PETRoLIA, February s. 1876.
~ The cloud that has hung 80 long over
the interests OF this section is passing
away, and the prospects Of all interested,
directly or indirectly, in the petroleum
trade are brighter than they have been
for many long months. Producers are
Sfeeling iubilant over the condition Of'the
Dill market. which has reached higher fig
tsres, within the last few days, than for
thu past two years.
Tie heavy stocks on hand, the enOr-
nous amount OF daily production, and the
uncertainty OF the character OF the terri
tory which was in course ofdCvelopment,
combined 10 keep the market down, and
entai!ed disaster on many engaged in the
business. With perseverance worthy Of
a better cause, producers persisted in
pushing developments and drilling new
wells, with increased desperation, as
the market went lower, apparently deter
mined to attain ten cent oil il possible.
But the extent OF producing territory
has become so thoroughly defined by a
succession Of dry holes that no alarm is
felt by the trade Of any large strikes, and
the heaviest producing territory is CON
trollcd by few producers, who, having
extensive capital invested, are naturally
disposed to he conservative in their OPP
cratiOns.
The production for some time has been
gradually falling Of, and the stocks on
hand have been drawn on extensively for
expectation. During the last month the
average daily production will not exceed
$4,000 barrels, as against $1,000 barrels
year ago.
During the month hundred and forty.
five new wells came in, with an average
production OF about fifteen barrels. In
the same time hundred and thirty new
rigs have gone up or are in process OF
building. The mild weather during the
month has been favorable to the yield OF
all pumping wells, and it is an encourage
ing fact that, at the same time, the aver
age daily production has fallen of fully
thousand barrels.
Interest here mainly ccnIers on the
Campbell farm, where q number OF rigs
are still going up and new drilling wells
in various stages Of progress. Some OF
the wells on this farm hold out remarka.
bIy we'll, and Of six recently completed
the daily average yield is thirty barrels,
or double the average OF the whole num-
Der OF wells which came in during the
month.
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NEW OELRASo, February Sugar
Dull and weak; interior to common ta5}ic
fair 10 fully fair Gn,, prime to strictly
prime 1izn7Ec, Molusgrs-Unll' Torment.
ini fair 3jn3sc, prime I" strictly prime iOa
iTr, lair rrbOilcd iic; prlm" t. choice TO
hu,lrI i.njlc, choice not lcfmrnltng j2C, .
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TOLEDO, February 9.-fIour-Drmand
iairand market firm. Whcat--Strady; No
white Michigan 81 @Si..; No. 2 do 81 -;
extra Il To- amber seller March 81 90; seller
April 81 81 :; seller May 81 "a. Corn-Qui
ct and finn high mixed i9c; seller March
jSc; seller May i1i5c' low mixed AGi5cj
no grade iGr; damaged 39iGc. Oats -
Steady white 2n' G.; Michigan 50 &c. reject
Cl BE,
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Fritr, Hrtntyjrt Cn''.
Fri", HNtntyFt C1rn;
NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING.
NINETY NINTH EDITION.

Containing complete list Of nil tho lawns III the
UniiISl States, the Territories and the Dominion Of
Canndn, having population greater than 1900 ac-
COrding tn the last census together with the names
NJ the newspapers having the largest focal Cirrun
tion In zach al ihoplncc' nNmNl' Also, catalogue
NJ newspapers which Rrr recommended IL HlNrr-
lisrr, aA giving greatest value In proportion IN prizes
charged Ais, all newspapers In the United States
and Canada printing over hOO1 copies each ISSUE
Also, NIL the Religious, Agricultural Scientific and
Mechanical, Medical. Masonic, Juvenile, E!ura'
tionnl Commercial, Insurance, Real Estate, law,
Sporting, Musical, Fashion, md other special class
Journals; very complete lists. Together with n
complete list " over nO German papers printed In
the United States, AlsD, mn essay Mpnn AlvCrlis-
nf; many tables Oi rates, showing tho Nmst ii nd
NcrisinB In various newspapers, AMI everything
which NhTnnrr in ahyCrti-ing Would like know,
Address
Gro. +. ROwEIL & co,
scli II Park How, New York.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
New YORK; Money ana Stoci,s.

NEW YORK, February 9.,-MoSEY-
Closed q: .:G5 iItrCeat. Prime mercantile
paper 6aGH per cent. Custom receipts
$40, 900. The Assistant Treasurer disburs.
cd $4,000. ClearingsyS 22 200, 900. Sterling
dnll ut 4.s52+a4.S9Jz..
Cold Dull at il9Nall2H. Carrying
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.Good Time Coming" In the west.

-, ,.I,-,..
Inc CHicago tribune IL inc''''" !" ''"'
u more hopeful outlook OF business pros
nActs than most people are willing to con-
a.Jo % loro =, trade il ,r,mmcIled and
esue ~ I"S " .,....,' 49,, -.
reform IN ha'Ion"' 'eS'''"''o' "'"
trcnchment in expenditure are denied
the people, who are taxed TO the utmost
to pander TO the wants oil willy politicians.
The Tribune says There are substantial
grounds for expecting IN Increase OF
profitable trade. AZ We move on IRON
the period OF the panic We have !esa OF
the results Of that disaster, The failures
Of 1876 will be lcss due to the collapse oil
1873 than those OF 1879 and 1874: The
retreuchment in personal expenditures
during the last two years has crippled
the American manufacturers III tie only
market where American goods coulI I've
sold. This has reduced the production,
and left labor unemployed wan the
restoration Of sound values and re-
duction oil the cost OF production
there IS no reason why inc man
ufacturers OF American cotton, ron
leather, and large number OF other lines
ket in other lands, and thus swell the aS'
gregate value Of exported manufactures
to a sum equaling that oil our aGrlcni-
tural products When our mannlaclnr'
ers can export their goods at Proht,
then they will have control ol the nom"
market more absolutely than il possible
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Firnl.


SToCEs-The stock market opened weak
at decline of 1saK per cent aS compared
with the closing quotations Of yesterday,
but afterwards firmer feeling set in, and
the decline was recovered. After midday
the market as n general thing became weak
again. Prices declined 4 toll per cent,
Lake Shore leading the decline. North.
western and 81. Paul were exceptionally
firm. The advances in 81. Paul preferred
was due chiefly to the reports that the di.
reCtors will probably declare u dividend OF
Il per cent to represent the accumulated
earnings for the past two years. The other
changes were slight, except in express
stocks. American advanced from Ct to 63A,
Adams selling up to 1927, United States
reacted from G99s to 6SA. During the last
hour stocks were firm, with recovery OF Z
az per cent from the lowest point Of the
day. The market generally was quiet,
without special features. The transactions
we're $4,000 shares, Of which 5000 were
Pacific Mail, 10000 Western Union, Il, 900
Northwestern, 2l,0O0 St. Paul, $4,000 Lake
Shore and 1900 OhioS.
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NELL x ELILNGHAM,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
1905 MAIN STREET.

Have In store and constantly receiving large
and complete stock Of goods, such Rs Is usually
found In tirst-ClaSS house. comprising all grades Of
Refined Sugars, New Crop n. o. Sugar and Moas-
So, syruIs, COiiees, Teas, Tobacco Carolina Rice,
Cheese, MacEeal, Herring, Goldfish, MInCr Meat,
EAslnS, Pruncs, Currants, DC, &c.
We are sole Agents for the justly celebrated
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THE PENNSYLVANIA OH RE
GIONS.

A Rift In the Dark ClOudS--ljettcr
Times at Hand for the Producer
Review OF Operations In Jan
uary Decrease In Daily Pro-
(lucliOn
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coLUMRrs AND INDIANAp0LIs DIVISION.

Nos. J, ., and 10 run Daily 10 and from Cncip.
natl. All other trains Daily, except Sunday.
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RAILROADS.
NSNo@NON-~~<N~-NOC-N-~Io
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
APRIL To- 1876.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
APRIL To- 1876.
AN. Leave " washington.
s. Ei!,l%Srs: EisSli eILy ana Way Stations. pain,
of Rocks, and intermediate Stations, Main
: ExPREsS-Pullman ParlOr Cars.
$40 aaa and vaSy
SO Point Of Rocks and Way Stations.
lO:is BALTIMORE UNLIHrrED ExrKEss. Nostops.
i2:i5 baltimore Way Stations and AnnapolIs
l:o NV YORK, PIILADELrHIA AND NORFOLK
ExrEEss. On Sunday all way stations and
$50 Baiiiaors and Way stations;
fcf a%9 Nav sa STsE II. Resy
As Frederick and Point OF ROCKS, (v:a hetroPOli-
As Baltimore, annapolis and Way stations.
Sis CHickGoAND CINCINNATI EXrREsS. Ha-
$50 BALTIMORE AND PHLADELPHrA ESPREss.
s.,z Frsderick and Way Station 2 via a., Relay
$50 Bsitimorsl Bladsnsbnrg' Belts'iie' LAUREL
100 BALTIMORE ExrhEss.
$40 Baltimore. Way Stations to Biadsnshurg,
$50 Pitts6urg but no connection beyond Martins
burg by tTsf learnE SUNDAY RrsS night. Way
go NEw YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NIGHT Ex-
"a. KP PEESS; Sleeping Ie g saTs e New Y3ES;
1850 Martins5urg and way stations, Metropolitan
n:so ST: LOTS EXPRESS. Chicago, Columbus, San
dusky. Newark.
7:l0, 500, Sis l0:lJ a I'D. Sis $50, ~
$40 $40, $50, 9:35 and II 30 p. H.. daily.
All other trains daily. except sunday. All trains
stop 1t Relay except 9:;D p. m. which stops when
signaled fOa passengers north Of Baltimore.
No connection on sunday for HagersIOHn,
Annapolis, Staunton Valley Branch nor for
New York and Philadelphia At 500 4. III. and l:jo
d. m.
FOR further information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket offices. Washington Station, and 4sS
COL and cog Pennsylyania avenue where orders viii
point in the civ,
THOS. X. SHARP,
Master of Transportation.
l.. NJ. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
GEO, s. KOONTZ, General gent. apt5-tf
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n j. SWEET, Auctioueer.

TRuSrEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY, ON THE WEST SIDE
- STREETS NORTHW EST.
BY virtue OF a deed OF trust to me, dated
49, Januiry 81, A. ID. lS5t and duly recorded in
Libes Nc; 20, folio q, one q IN land records
- public suction, in front OF the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. May 3, is7e, the following de
scrbed real estate, situate in the city OF Washing
ton, District OF Columbia, to wit: Lot Numbered
twenty-one (21) in Dodge and Fishers subdivision
of square numbered i've hundred and slXty-oue,
1851. 1eontaining twenty-slN hundred and twenty
eight G. 6zs) square feet Of ground.
Terms OF sale: 500, with interest from July 81.
1870 at ten per cent. per annum, and expenses OF
sale in cash, and the balance at six and twelve
months to be secured by deed OF trust the prop
erty sold 900 deposit required when the property IS
struck of. All conveyancing at purchasers Gust.
If terms not complied with In seven days
after sale the trustee the right to resell the
property the risk and cost of the deGlultng pur
chaser. l.. II. SAUNDERS, Trustee.
. .. - - L. j. SWEET,
a1IQ T,r~bC IL Az.
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AUCTION SALES.
'o-o.o-ooo.o.c~ocSoSoooooo-coopor

>~OoSoso.oIoNNN-ooIo.o Oo-o-N.oOo.NJoooHoo
@ To-Day. f4T Hr
RANKRUPTCTI- WASH. b. Will
~ LIP Ms, Auetionees.-1he stock Of New Iork
STkTE CO., Of New YORK. hnpcrfsnt 70 tSe
trade and ggblic oyes s,iS 600 worth Of ro,es s
large and spacious store, corner Of Tenth and ID
streets, commencing W.T. VIZ ..
TUESDAY, APRIL Is, Is.s.
A large consignment Of Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods, consisting of West of Eugland, freuch and
German broad and narrow Woollen Cloths, OF all
shades and cotors, French En- Scotch Fancy
quimaux Beavers Chinchillas, Vestlngs, Cloaklngs,
&C.. Also, Scotch, French and German Palsy
Cashmere, Queensland, Ottoman Lace and other
fashionable and desirable Shawis, Swiss Nottingham
DRESS GOODS
silks, Satips, Irish aud Lyons Popllns, All-Wool
Merinos Delaines, Sateen Cloths, Serges, elegant
imported Plaids, Apscas, Empress Cloths, &C., SC.
very rich and rare assortment of Lyons SILK Vel
Bleached and Unbleached Coltons from one o three
yards wide, large line of English and American
Blankets, Flannels, Ladies', Gents and Chfdren's
Hosiery, Gloves, &C., together with n very choice
ard weselected stock of Velvet Brussels, Axinin-
ster, Tapestry and Ingram 90
CARPETISGs, RUGS, '.'
&C., &C., from medium to finest imported Marseilles
and Turkish Quilts, and variety OF other goods too
numerous to mention.
Sales to continue day to day until the entire
stock Is disposed of. The whole to be sold without
reserve, in lots TO suit, all for cash. .,..
Sales commence daily at 10 a. ESQ and 7so
api5-tf
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

NONONONONN-NCOONINONINOo
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BOATS.
E-sL OFFICE U. S. LAKE SURYEY,l
DETROIT, MICH. April 5, 1876.
PROPOSALS.-Sealed proposals, in duplicate,
will be received by the undersigned at this office
until II O'Clock on the eth day of May, 1876, at
which time and place they will be opened in the
presence of bidders who may be present, for the
purchase of the lake survey steamer Search and
steam launch General Meade. ~
The Search Is side-wheel, iron-hull boat,
length AS feet, beam q feet, and tonnage 70. M
80.
The Meade measures in length % feet inches,
beam 8 feet inches, depth feet.
The boats are at the Government docks, Detroit,
where they may be inspected at any time.
Each proposal for, the Search must be accom-
panied by acertifed check on a bank Of Detroit
lars; and each proposal for the Meade by similar
check for fifty dollars.
The checks belonging to parties whose offers
are declined will be returned as soon decision
is made.
The check of a bidder whoseofer is accepted
will be retained and forfeited to the United States
If the payment is not made prior to delivery,
within ten days from the time Of notice of accept
ance and in United States or National Bank cur
rency.
The Government reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
The proposals should be in duplicate and &C.
conpanied by n copy of this advertisement.
The envelopes enclosing proposals should be ad-
sails for the purchase Of the steamer Search, or
the steam launch Meade, :" as the case may be.
C.B. COMSTOCK, Major Of Engineers.
apll-td
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u III. wARNER, A.ctIoneer.
rrRusTEEs SALE oExALgABLE gNIM

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
l. PROVED PROPERTY on Y STREET
. NORTH, BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND
-n,' STREETS WEST.
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court
of the District OF Columbia, passed in Equity
cause Nc. 27oo- we shall sell 1t public auction.
~ in front Of the premises. on FRIDAY, the
-, 18th day Of April, 1876 ut O'Clock p. M. lots
numbered twenty-elght. (2S.J twenty-nine (29D and
thirty, (aD,) in kibbey's subdivision Of square
numbered five hundred and seyenty-one, (5al, } in
the city of Washington, ID. C..
Terms of sale: One third cash: the balance in three
equal installments, In six, twelve aud eighteen
months, from the day Of sale the deferred payne
be secured by the notes of the purchaser bearing
interest ut the rate of per cent. anum and In
dorsed to the satisfaction OF the trustees deposit
of so each lot will be required at the time of sale.
Ali conveyancing at purchasers cost. Ii the terms
of sale not complied with in seven days from the
the property at the risk and cost Of the defaultinS
purchaser, after five days public notice.
Duneanson Bros, &. INGLE.
Auctioneers. No. $685. 50. NV, tTrrs,ooz
n. WILSON. '''SS'.
No. 6S5 ST. N. W.
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AUCTION SAILS.
SN>ONNsoY~~oosSsN.oS~~L~L~~No
.-37 SIS Future Days.
GEO. NJ. sTICKNEY, Auesaoaee..

I'M se IA I'M - = 20
PURIiC SALE OF An E{.EGANT COUN Ky
SEATrIrSy. NORTH OF lGEORGETUXN, IN
THE DISTRICT or C0LUMBfA.
- BySirtue ef deed OF trust. dstsf April ~.
~ 1874 recorded ia LleeF To, folio 2ts. OF the isnd
Sa records OF tbe District of CoiGm5sS. We viii
- offer for sale 81 pubfe saction. upon tilc prem
ises, on TUESDAY. the yh day OF asY, lz5. At 5
said District. and osssribsd follows: Parts OF a
The Addition to sne Eoes OF Dunbsrtonl" or
..Pretty Prospect" o, ~Ciiftos," or by whxteycr
the same may be known called. sistng OF four
several parts now united IA ore which were he'd by
Brooke Mackal. and ty him SGD 70 Henry Giieer-
inester, and which said parcels united in one sre
bonded on the souti, By ths isnds Of Edward Linz
ihe vest By the lands OF Morris Adler and Z: A.
Ellison: on the north by the lands of Margaret C..
by the lands of W m. Morton aHd Robert Barnird's
heirs and containing In all fortyfyc acres of land
more OF less and being the parcel OF iInd conveyed
90 the late Charles Ellet jr, by Henry Giiderneis
tSk. The property is improved By commodiouS
Terms OF sale: one-third cash; Balance In equd
miscellaneous at twelve, eighteen auu twcRty-fo
months the purchaser TO give his notes for the de-
fefred payments, bearing interest at the rate of
eight per cent. per annun, and securcdhy deed of
trust on the property; 500 down at ttlle OF sale.
Cohreyaneing st cost OF purchaser.
apl9-WfNddS
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BRADY'S
National Portrait Gallery,
No. cas- Pennsylvanfa Avenue. Bet.
Sixth and seventh Streets,

Mr.. Brady has the pleasure of announcing to his
friends and the public that be has returned 10 Wss-
fngton and re2pened his gallery. He VIII be aided
BY corps OF 1e best artsts, and viii avail himself
OF all the recel improvements IN the phofoerauhir
art. Mr.. Brndyy III give his personal atfei1fion 10
his s pi a s,ea daily fomss. IN. tlil sp. m.