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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-20
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I addition 90 Hlmsn Smiths celebrated Strips sure
ror srucs for couru. Sld polishing metals takes Ihe
dirt OF quick, ard don't scratch any Go send
Spruce 81 tlh story. entrance No :, flHcest
trouble money Mo gw-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-20

.-. FUK -aIE-A country residence situated in me
- ~, age 49, Wilton. Conn on the pauhury rosd. about
~- miles from Norwalk, ard within Two hours 70" ty
Ka road uf New ork. the NewHasen Railroad passluf
xhu sh0u distance ~ The premises The house y mod
en- it AMI in good repsr 90 which attached one acre
u ground surrounded by choice shnhh-y and viii De-
a bazaar For terms and particulars. inquire ~
.I5ff GAUNT G'DFRRlCkSON. liq Souih-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-20

fI'0 BUILDERS ed proposals vii be- received
lby Rev Dr. Cummings al THURSDAY. The 81 net Zoe
the sud carpenter work OF large School huusf
(which viii be used IS siemrorsy church, be erected
lwrriN scNcngh-st between The scurh ami Madison
The plans ADD s'cc tc .tious he nom
"A n TO g Z. NJ The once Of NJ OCONNOR. i5
Resdest mis- -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-20

zsa>z~ PIANoEOHTF NsNIFaCTO-
90 ArS 49, BY i. fliur-si essI side brusisky Az
NJ n N-nufeJ Tow sruc.7 ~srrsliee Slper.ar Be-
" i Zone. 40 % kesr l sune ulcl ll1F-r hsl
ir MAZE Wh pecgisr harp frame. chvis-1s
IRE oh ecJn % u,rac gefl.s ~rlen qua any ". b.
giyel VIII esch nsirlu-r 40 -u sny to1hi go th-
c9sity pressed ire rHy be- ftffet ans. rIct
doubts relro~.'. RENNErT 4 RO5ErS
teih y - F1ilrrs, 80. size sTosfrFsF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-20

SUPrRoR CoUkT--Before Judges Vsnderpoel and
ssndori seision,Geo. Cayfs- Jss-s, Co6es -N--
uisl grated
yass " Pa'-sr .ds John Ssy~o-'.-New irisl d.nsi
Mos0 W & Jac,ssn APPELLANT IN h Sdans rs,roHstri
JsdgDsni affirmed.
kantin. j. al. Lsns-Jgds neni inr , snuf demurrer
GsrasAfy MaioAf-Jud,neui affirmed
fsdsrSor yoAnIor-Ap pesl dismissed
Fasufy 's FatsUsd-lus,Ne 70 return proceeding,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-20

C>IrKp SrArKs COMMISSIONERS OfFl,K.-Ihe cap
aua hrsi mate Of the .hr l'erool dlssei do he
compliant made sasi them r cruel sut uuusua punnect De-
Noaug tie hsnt- sui TIE hell ieuuA
bod Vn the cross compliant nf youaung The mssier
he ksst he ship Annual charged cruel
fanhmen OF oue Of the ce~ discharged witnesses spqea
"a against hru
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-20
- nom -AIk OK FXCUANGE FOR CITY

~ PROPERTY 4 fara of Jn acres hrstrale land su
49, s-d al th- -lsaft village N fuckamin, y j. ~hii
ihrer hours ride OF h- city On tr premises ar- Ist'
re, noter1- style dwelling and a other necessary nu.
ruusas as0 new together wll choice variety az irl
,r.-s For farther information apply io
UIU ThpH DAVENPORT, lli w ashinElof-si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-20

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-20

1Otht W NANth>i Nf>NlNNNH~JNNu fhitieNuI IN
sci-t os kesps gauhhag house - Bans,
tere Coart tbs morning rs $50
49, b urr~asd the fcreut.si Scr ol
The Couu sal ths DETERMINED
shsh sfs The greatest rssts O. the ooualIy.
rciicK CoURr-A man named Jeressh Moor was
'assn ntc custody YESTERDAY change OF attempting pss
isf>t one Nchaei krtsu
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-07-01
FOR THE CAMPAIGN.


As many persons may desire have Cheap Wing PAPER
from the seat Of during the Presidential campaign
the Publishers Of the WEEKLY NArIosAL IsrELLsrsoEm
are induced 10 offer that paper the terms as
convenient and at the time cheap publication for those
persons who take the which all good citizens do Il
the important political canvass which has just opened This
paper perhaps the largest in the Unon and will Of course
be much devoted during the campaign topics connected
with the election lis yearly price 3d. but is proposed
to issue the pspe to such wish to take only during the
campaign, at less that is say from the first Of
July to the 18th Of November flour and half at
dollar for each copy, be transmitted by mail fom Sa
tuay, the first day OF July, Saturday, the 18th Of No
vember inclusive to contain in the closing number COM
pee returns Of the election Of President and Vice President
Of the United States.
In the Of annual subscriptions to the Weekly National
Inegencer, reduction Of 20 per cent Cor oneh of the
full charge is made any who orders and pays for at
time five copies and like reduction of rs per cent
Cor oneourh Of the full charge any who orders and
pays for at one time ten more copies.
TO encourage and enlarge the circulation Of the weekly
paper during the campaign the discount will be made
to subscribers for the paper during the campaigns that
club Of five persons uniting in subscription and remittance
will pay but 80 cents each per copy, and club of
more will receive the paper for four months and half for rs
cents each free communication with the Wings, and the
cheap diffusion Of whatever information communicate,
are the main objects Of the Publishers 10 this proposition
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-07-01
LATEST COMMERCIAL NEWS.

Our from The Eastern cities represen, the markets
generally to be very doll and prices much the pre-
vous reports In Baltimore, yesterday. Howard street -four
selling SIS. 625 City Mills s575 rye -four So rs
cornmeal 81 s237 Good prime old red wheat LOG
lis cents; prime red do 10 40 yellow cora 40
"A white do. 80 4o oats 80 80 rye IS. Provisions
in good request, and prices firm Groceries dull and
dropping. whiskey 81 % cents Timothy hay sl3 per
ton Beef cattle SO per 100 pounds per gross average Hogs
So 81 so. The receipts Of Tobacco very light and but
little inquiry Of any kind
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-07-01
TO THE EDITORS.

BuESA VIsTA, MExIco, MAY 49, ls4s.
In the utter absence Of all of authentic reliable
character avail myself Of opportunity Of communicating
scattering remarks upon variety of subjects You will
trust give credit for conscientious rectude of purpose
although my article may differ materially and in many
specs from other productions emanatng from the army Of
cupation Many Of these productions characterized by
the prevailing disposition magnify and exceedingly exag
gerae every thing connected with Mexico is represented
fairy land, apounding in extensive plains, in wensp
ing mountains, in gaudy palaces and in oil things earthly
calculated to attract attention, win admiration Now, far
be it from to deirac jot title from the poverty
stricken land of revolutionary Mexico; but, the contrary
will endeavor, far within lies, do her ample JUS
ce without fear of punishment or hope Of reward 1t is
true there plains of considerable extent and very many
lofty mountains in this part of Mexico but for palaces,
have yet discovered none, unless you would dignity with
such proud appeaon huge Of sun-dred clay of
unpublished promscuously thrown together without re-
gard to workmanship architecture The Bishops Palace
Monterey, is frequently portrayed upon paper exhibit
ing within itself workmanship complete, architecture refined
and taste and beauty whereas the fac, s udg
ing from its present dapda;ed appearance that exhibits
the outward walls skeleton Of something that once existed
but this late day would be difficult determine with any
degree of certainty what that something might have BEEN
any Of your readers anxious Mexican or
city, would recommend them imagine continuation of
unbprnt brick kins, and they will have complete
simie" of Mexican city, From extensive observation,
am of the opinion that not TO exceed onetenth part of the
land in this portion of Mexico is susceptible Of any thing like
profitable cultivation. Cultivation is entirely confined in
considerable patches Of ground intervening between the
tain where irrigation is practicable. The mountains,
general thing, destitute of vegetable of every de-
scrpion. The plains covered with variety Of small
bushes, armed cap pie" with formidable ihorns any
who have not personally observed the appearance Of these
plains under the impression that good pasurage found
upon them, would like to see the wreched distortion of
their countenances while gnnng over ration of Mexican
beef Upon the whole see but little to admire, and less of
value here Every insect and vile reptile created for the
annoyance or perplery Of mankind exists in great abundance
in this favored land.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-07-01
ss.ooo.ooo

And this add the loss Of time and labor the country
fifty thousand volunteers for years, and the loss fam
lies and the county Of fifteen twenty thousand valuable
lives And, he repeated for al this, what have gained
New Mexico and California, which will cost every year,
maintain and defend, much Il is worth And where s
promised indemnity for the past and security for the flu
tue ;" Indemnity We hsve none, not for ali
losses but Mexico has received indemnity for the past by
release Of the five millions Of debt which Mr. Polk made the
recover. and fifteen millions IN cash and
curty for the future, have none But what has Next
co She has security the future. We bound pro-
tect her northern frontier sgains the hostile and predatory
cursons Of the Indians Of California ours heretofore
Of much annoyance expense, and suffering her
people From these cssmes she Is 70 be hereser protect
ed, not by her own but by American armies that In point
Of fact, Mexico and Mr. Polk has got al the ndemni
~ for the past and security for the future"
such the benefits Of snd the blessings Of
peace, n which hear much bossng the other side
Of the House. Sir but for the madness and folly cf this Ad
mnsrson MI have got could have been obtained by wise
counse and smcsble negotiation, for some fifteen or twenty
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-07-01

sIes os ALARN.-A bill has been reported in the
House Of Representative Of the State Of Maine repeal the
law Of last session which provided that the electors Of Pe
dent and Vice President shall be chosen by plurality, and TO
pass another requiring majority elect electors. This is
virtual admission that Cen. Cas- cannot get The pofe Of
Maine from The people aud that the only way him
the State is by the aid Of the Liberty other fractional par
ties preventing choice and tius throwing the election Of
Electors into hands c the present Legislature To such
outrageous frauds on popular suffrage do the friends Of Gen.
Csss already resort N their epdaon and alarm. And this
the way they expect to hold their grasp the spois
They cannot trust The people They abide by The law
they passed themselves the last session. but propose bag
all the abolition votes for Gen. Cass and throw the
electoral vote upon Legislature elected with any
such choice but chosen six weeks after the passage Of
the plurality law Of the last se.sion--Kennebcc Journal
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-07-01

The grand jury Of New York have made important pre-
sentiment They urge that the police be employed eecusy
IN diminishing the very large resort chiefly the young
cigar shops public houses, and groceries, which present
scarcely any rcebe difference between Sundays and other
days Of the week in that city,
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-07-01

fon TVS WESTERN PLuss.--A gentleman who lately
arrived Of 81 Louis from the Plains reports the spirit very
prevalent among The ndan tribes The Pawneee principally
seem 70 have incurred the dpleasue Of their fellow
Capt. WAVELET Of the Quarermasters Department who
'en OH Ones new post the Platte river, on the 5th
reports having alen 10 with several hostile parties.
Cob POWELL had effected treaty with the Pawnees by
which they had coded the United States Grand Island,
higny important point which Fort Cbes stands II is
the only good location for military post for several hundred
miles.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-07-01
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL.

The will be taken of in July, for the purpose Of
cleaning out bars and making slight repairs. The
vgsion will 10 consequence be suspended from the 9th till
the 26th Of July, inclusive.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-07-01

Old Zac he trusted, would make this list OF drones
and small by degrees and beautifully less y for,
IL there any trait in his character strongly de-
veoped than any other, 1t his love Of economy and his
adherence Of every thing ike exavsgance and wsseu
pendture and especially Of the public money In matters Of
this kind he understood he peculiarly rigid and
and now in these times Of proHgacy and waste,
that the country and the tar-paying people want such
homes, and faithful Gen Taylor muster and inspect
the crew. dismiss the idle aud useless pot the ship rights
get il fairly before The wind and with noble and well
selected commanders noble ship Of State would
every obstacle and be once safely moored
the haven Of peace and prosperity.
The Baltimore Convention speak in their resolutions with
great exuation Of the Mexican and the Mexican peace
And what have got by the by The other This
has thrown this country back full half century Look
m demoalzng effects look what has in blood and
treasure. And for all this, what have got Nothing
feat than nothing. Sir, the pecuniary Of this
war; and this by its greatest cost would not
fall shorpss, present. and prospeciyeof three
four hundred millions OF dolsrs.
Cost already incurred. say. ...... 500, 00O, 600
Land bountics ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000, 600
Amount paid Mexico, debt and money. . 20, 0OO 900
Addition TO pension list, two millions for twen-
y-6veyea ........................ $4,000, 900
Standing army 10 defend the northern frontier
Of Mexico, and maintaining posses-
sions there, five millions per year Tor ten
years. ....................... $4,000, 900
Increase Of army and navy home, five nil
lions per snnum, say ten years. .-.. so, 900, 600
Incidental expenses, damages, losses, &c to be
provided for hereafter, sy........... 10000, 600
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-07-01
WILLIAM DOUGL A SIS.
Attorney nj IaU

BoonUiVe, Cooper County, Missouri.
NY business entrusted him in this or any of the ada
N cent counties win be promptly attended to.
REFER TO
John F. Clarke, No Is, Old Slip, New York
William b. Tyson, Baltimore.
H. Jacob, ,,,,
Jas S. Wheat, ( ""ee"s'
Charles l.. Strong, Cincinnati. mar 4cpSm
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-07-01

Orders tickets and and certificates Of packages in
the above Splendid Lotteries viii receive the prompt
attention. and osl Of each drawing sent pe
disely after Il 10 over al who order from Address
J. a. g. MAURY, Alexandra, Va.
Agents Tor J. w. MAuRY h Co., Managers
June 22--dtcf
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-07-01

is drawn ballots Of 70 numbers making prizes
than blanks
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For endowng Leeskurg Academy and for other purposes
Class No IS, for ls4s.
To be drawn Alexandria Va, Saturday, July g. Is4S.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-07-01

rs Number Lottery--i2 Drawn Ballots
Tickets sl0-Hsves S5--Quarters $3.50.
Certificates OF packages Of IS who'll. sockets $3.50 90
DO do rs half do IS co
Do do % quarter do 80 so
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rs Number Louery--l2 Ballots.
Tickets slO--Halves S5--lusrters $3.50.
Certificates OF packages Of rs whole tickets $50 90
DO do rs half do IS 90
DO do IS quarter do 81 SO
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-07-01

said be allowed by Mr. Calhoun years after he
OF Office.
Document No. lie, session, page IS, partly en-
brsced in subsequent accounts. 4750
SIS days per diem S. per diem, travelling expenses
~ cents per mile in concluding treaties at Green
vile, 1874, ST Mary's, (isis,) Saginaw and saut
de Marie, and making arrangements with the Wysn-
dots, Sc, from 1917 to 1920, a. per document No
g. Sd session, 9Th Congress- pages ii and ~, (being
extra compensation.) 50 days Preparing before and
afier reay. neutrality-suspicious.. 2476
Per diem, 50 days mileage, Sc. (ss per day and 70
cents per me) at the treaty ofChicsgo, in 1871 COG
For attendance ut Washington In is2i-'22 2Os days
to settle his accounts, and mileage no ra-
tons per day and os2 travelling expenses LAS
Extra services commissioner to treat With the In
diaus at wspsghkonetts aud at Prairie du Chen,
IN 1895, 90 days, daily pay and mileage, $780, TAX
ing treaty TO Washington 5000 ............. AS
Similar services in Indiana IN 1896, 46 dsys... 552
Similar services in Fond du Lac In 1896 65 davs 1850
Similar services Butte des More in 1897, 90 days. 900
similar services At Greed Bay in 1898 GO days. i,i2
Similar services JoseJh's in 1897, 10 dsy. 240
Services aud expenses in Washington city in 1873 pre-
pairing code for the regulation Of Indian affairs.
aud mileage, III days ...................... 1890
Services for experimenting Indian agencies Piqus,
Fort Wayne, and Chicago, tor the years ls2l-'3-3
y-'6-7-'s, AZ 81, 500 per annum. .......... 500
Similar services, same agencies, 1890, and part Of
1881, al 81 800 per snnum.. 3,S5
Total extra charges. .s60,4l9
II would appear from this statement made from documents
specially referred land which, IL wrong be corrected
by Cen Casss friends that he charged and received pay
four times for the same peuod Of time
His regular salary governor and en- e6cio super
ntendent Of Indian affairs OF the Territory Of Mchi-
gan. $4,000 per snnum for about is years.. $1,000
Cd Fifteen hundred per snnum extra salary from 1919
TO 1881, nearly years. paid IN ssl......... 26,7is
tween nine and ten 6,sio
Sd Fifteen hundred dollars per snnom extra salary
from 1891 to 1881, about ten years, bring bq1 ofde
a5ore is gears .."......... i4,s75
4th Specific charges for 772 days Of the above tne
at IS per day and 40 cents mileage, IN attending at
Indian treaties, at Washington 20 settle his own
accounts and for pay above, preparing an
Indian code Ike, being upwards Of $40 per day for
the time specified above. Observation-Disclosures. 1879
Tosal 500 Aif
This last charge with hsthee sases one fred S. 000
and two salaries OF 500 EACH would make his pay for
this period to 81 1855 per than s3l per
day. Sundays and ALL exclusive OF his rons taken from the
pockets Of the paying people Of the United States by Gen
Csss for his services and superintendent Al Indian
affairs for the Territory OF Michigan al fixed salary Of 81 900
per annu. IF such bis Q territorial governor,
what will they be President Al the same rate they will
amount upwards Of s6oooo per y, which be would
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so, OOO--s2O, O0O-sI0.O00.

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For cnd.wing Leesbug Academy and Tor other purposes
Class No. 81, for ls4S.
To be drawn IN Alexandria, Va Saturday. July 60 is4s
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Excess Of expen-
Gross revenue. ditures beyond
receipts.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-28
wrsrrRx ,nvrpristvc ,xpcoLLecTIve

NftNfNa
WV. kISsLoE. tluti street. two doors Ca
az Pos, Ufire. Pit,sbag. Ia. j. uur al huri
ned Agent Tor il-i ciiy. Mf h. al.. attend.
O. the %cullecti, 81 bills against persons Ia
in that ciiy-lsrge 80 smsll-sad refers 10 the
Editors OF the Piu-haTgh press ia particular.
aud the western press grnetslly.
K W. CARR. opposite the Exchange
Philadelphia. Is agrut Tor procuring subscnp.
lions aud advertising for the Wheeling Time
BsoIsSr 81 GRsES. 81 Street. opposite The
Post Office, Cincinnati, will act ss Agents
for the Wheeling Times, aud ell orders leli
with them will be promptly attended to.
VoLSsy r. PALaER Is authorized 10 act .,
agent ior receiving subscriptions aud adver-
tiseinents for the Wheeling Daily Times 4
Advertiser. AZ Baltimore, Philadel pima, New
York aud Boston. Ills office is in
baltimore, at the Southeast corner Of North
and Fayette streets:
Philadelphia, N. w. Corner OF Third and
Chestnut SITS.
New York, Tribune Buildings, oPpo-itecity
Hall.
WIN. THOMPSON. corner Of Baltimore
snl South SITS. is duly authorized agent Tor
this paper in the city Of Baltimore.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-28
GOOD CHANCE FOR YOU, GENTLE.
MEN

~ have on hand an extra stock of Goods for Gentle
" men and Boys wear of superior quality, which be-
ing too large for tile season we are determined to close
out at such prices as will not faii. to surprise you, either
at Wholesale or Retail. comprising
SUPP rench Cloths in Bl'k and other colors,
Also, English aud American wool blk Adelaid. etc
do Bfk Dee Skin Casimeres PLAIN and rib'd,
do Fancy colers strip'd and PLAID, do
do Persian Casimeres and Silk Tweed.
do Wool Tweed, Msrino Cassimers and Jeans,
do Dradete and other summer Cloth,
do French Linen Driings, white aud cord,
do Satin Nesting's plain and fig'd,
do Marseilies and other variety OF Vestings,
do Cravats, Pocket Hand'ks glo's and Hos'y,
do Under Shirts, SILK, Cotton and Merino.
do Irish Linens sup'r quality for bosoms,
do Snp'r Long Cloths for shirting,
do Suspenders,
de- In short, every other article in the way of men
and boys wear il SELBy, A0SEw, AND SwEARISaES.
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= ~ ~ ls =
TRUSTEES SALE.

I DY virtue ot a Deed Of Trust from BENJ.xi
- Nv to me, dated The 18th day February.
now Of record IN the counties Of Ohio and \
! will sell at public auction to tie highest lid.
| front door Of the Court house Of Ohio county
day. the 10Th day of July, ls4s. the foliowin
! ed real estate. viz: Lot No. I. aud the south !
No , in that part of the City OF Wheeling ca
Wheeling. laid OF by ChapIane and EOh.
ALSO-Onc tract Of Land in Marshall co
! A tract ofland lying near the waters Of era
adjoining the lands OF John Goslurn. John X
Edmund :. Graham and Others, supposed to c.
: acres, he the same more or less.
, Terms Of Sale.-Ten per cent Of the purcha
payable in CASH, and the residue thereof
' equal instruments of six. twelve. and oighieei
the purchasers giving bonds with approved
bearing interest from the day Of sale, and the
tanned until the whole purchase money is p;
ing az Trustee. | shall only convey to he
! such title az IL vested in me by said deed oftru
| June sd, I54S. WIN. y. GOSHORN, 1,
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ISTEAM ENGINE AND "a w MIL
SALE

THE Subscribers having now their lower s
= AND PLANNING MACHINE in successful O
o er their upper Mill with its Steam Engine 8
Cutting Establishment and the Frame Buildings
ing them, for sale on reasonable and accom-
terms. The Steam Engine is an excellent one
the works in the Saving and Lath Cutting {
ments are in good order and condition., and a p
can remove the whole and put them into o
in another place, in less than sixty days Let
paid. directed to the Subscribers Pittsburgh
promptly attended to.
June 6, 1912. NEVILLE b. CRAIG &
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WHEELING g. VI

BRIDGE COMPANY.
The subscribers to the capital stock OF the
Wheeling aud Belmont Bulge Company are
hereby notified that an instslment Of 81 90
upon each aud every share thereof is re-.
CURED 10 be paid BY them respectively 10 the
Treasurer OF the said Company, on Mon
day the 2lih day OF July. ISIS
BY order OF the Board Of Managers.
+. IA. FIrZhUGH, Clerk.
John Morgan, Esq. the Treasurer, will be
found at the Merchants aud Mechanics Bank.
June 20. lS4S.