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-611SS4 y NO. 1877. 10 2tsff;rag -
twoMFH's GAlTyRs, HALF az MES,sPoore. I
GAIrfRsA AND JIMMY 1900 men4 talf boots 20
aoo LtNDs 1000 mel E1at boots,j.
200 pr womens gaiters, 1000 pr meas kip boots
40O do half CATERS, 900 men,s buff and seal do
800 do walking shoes, sEil' u nENts IN osANs
500 do pegged buskins, 1000 me ms calf broRans
800 do kid buskinS, slip 1,000goat hfoee1lns
cpers and Jenny Linds. ~ 800 kip - 10 Jfsis..t,
Also, an assortment OF 800 buff -; seal boots
5niLDRES's BoorEEs. 1000 ,Sdo3fhiek do }it
1900 pr fancy bootess, I.- = IL poYs hoors.l.A /
1000 kid q moyocco 90 600nain boys cd boots. L
800 chldTen's peg'd" d 400 do gili b dor
nsS4Rs. S4as Am SS SS Dc Dc sf sS
BusRINs g.f Yourul6 pooTs 3
oO0 misses morocco lace, 900 pr youtGs cali boots,
300 do kip do 80 800 dof sEi.inf do
[:ml @ doc calf do i $40 . do 10 thick do 10
dOO do on . kid and mo. BOYS AND YopTHs IN 90 ANS
10 ~, rocco buskins COOP boys lip brogans,
100 do black, bne and 800 al do 3 tGaft do II /
bronzed gaiters,' on o. 900 2Gdo gtIliek dorl |
too tm a,srN SHOES. ga woArS's 4Asft BOOTS.
1890 pairs mems gum sloes. 800 goat lace b6dts,
1000 do Mrs. do do 1000 calf dOf'iEii.<
800 do Misses do do 500 ilii fdoBurFE
MKEs AND inoYS PALM HATS. COO d kip u = doh -it
1900 doz. nlens' and, BOYS, ~ BAND noxis, [
straw hats, the largest 1900 band koxes supero
sortment ever brought Ill quality. sii!55 Fsflg
to the city, inE Ea .f sg 20 slsigss. gitGd /
French Boot and Shoet. leather for sewing helts
&e idoz Dear Skins 80 sides alum tanned hides
Thankful Tor the liberal o1age Il
US, we sSicit Continuance Of the saInf. 'htQtitp
indr1 iE.t3s7llT 7SflT77I iaIoCIa1,LHNS d KNOX
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2 NEW FIRM

r4,.is.l NEW FIRM, .i,,as.I
~ MEsSRs. CAYwooD, CoNKLIN De- co..,
Qhaying purchased the entire stock ofStoves Tin,
Ess Copper and Sheet Iron of IT. G.. Cubert-
IS son, would respectfully inform the citizens OF
wheeling and vicinity: that they willear OF,
Iron Ware OF which they have constantly hand good
w holesae, and Retail; very low cash;
all persons wishing to purchase, would do well to call AMI
pee at No 49, Union ST., at the old and well known
uland heretofore occupied by T. G. Culbertson
Particular attention paid TO repairing
wheeling, Aug. 21. CAYWooD. CoNKLIN & co /
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TODD g. DEVOi

ODD 0 UEVOI, !5e r
At THE WE'LL -KNO WIN STAND
Sign Of the Black Mammoth Boot South End of
= 2t@ER - y Market Square, = { ,sss "
RE now opening an unusually large stock of Fall and
IA Winter Boots Shoes, Hats and Caps selected with
great and manufactured at the very workshops
OF Philadelphia and New England, expressly Whole
sale and Retail trade To regular customers and all
others who favor with cali goods
which we equal qualit material and work
naiship. 20 those manulcturedn i'll this any part the
United States. TODD q DEVOL
Whaling, Sep 81, 1852. p - ~ 60
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io'ep 4'SS0 aSS;S dsoIIsiss ssIs sa'Sase'
u Tickets S5; Halves a
quoIterS In proportion,

que1teFs IN proportion. portion. 80
s.nallwoo4 Co, .bes leave present a few OF the
sesfes BesviSs those
selected the best lotier1es
are drawn under the supervision OF Conpist
se!ea oy me state and each ticket STAMPED by
To those who have tHe means to- venture IaTeIy or
not SO 70 do, will fpl small tteIes drawing
svery Mssk sas 10 tho1s who slto yentme
psessaas s Sate s.; and ones from s.
altelton 10 packages, the most advantageous
me as they may have about twice the amount
ny packages for The same cost rsB tick.
sss 39 " SttsTy we charge Sls and ths said
o., aSives and quarters in pIoPqTt
for oni selves as prize sellers. VIII say nothing bot
eer 10 me otea accounts OF tho uanasersaiiy ohe
mary prizes sod by acting oply agents
ueh en- 70 our advantage to make the best Possible
ecton ior our correspondents gain credit
ana on the renewal cashing ptizes make prof.
anu from an experience of f13 in business
Ter ourselves our Judgement in selection some npor
tanCe! Lf.. -- n zl ~ = ssIIFt5Tti
E Bank notes or drofta, any solvent Ranks in ithe
STATES received by US in payment for tickets eth
e Snsy or by the Package Postage stamps for
Cd odd amounts otchanee Our monthly forward.
ed TO all who Iesile it, free of charge. - -
orders to iI:.ElTl SMAIIIWO IN 4. Cd S}
i. Ht -.t T.
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STEAM MARBLE WORKS,

STEAM MARBLE WORKS.,
i.tlsis. 1. &c MARKET ST.,iWHEEL1NG,7 va.
rTNHEt SUBSCRl Ser having nlade extensive arrange
ents in the East for the supply Of Marble son
tho attention Archccta, Builders and the public in gen.
eral to the inspection Of his Stock consisting OF Italian,
Egytian Sienna and other Marbles of the finest
qualities which be sold lower than other establish
lneqt in the west,
Dealers would find it to their advantage to inspect his
stock before purchasing elsewhere. $50 y. css,5f
His work is done in the most elaborate STYLE and c
would invite the attention OF purchasers to examine his
other work, Monuments, Cen
oaphs ToInbs Head and stones, &c. and Grave yard
work in every being enabled by his superior acil.
tiles supply this at considerable lower prices than
any other establishment mthe country.
Please give me call and examine my work. s.-5
- 80. .,5 = MICHAEL J. RoHAN,9
4. $500. Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
au1-Also ,calcned Plaster, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
Casts and Models Marietta Grind stones, warranted
adj nrires, II d.
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To Counfry lIeFchaaIs.

To Country Merchants.
Wholesale Boots and Shoes,
NT'CLALIENs & KNOX, have commenced receiving
I their Spring and Summer assortment OF Boots Shoes
ard Palm Hats When completed. they not Letate 90
say theti will be the largest and best ever oasfsaot
this market. ,s' ~ = - .' ~ -. -, - :, -
To country merchants their way East espeei9ily a
Invitation Is extended to call; assurance being
upon nation, they will nd II to heir 70
purchase here, instead or the kaseEu maj
Thahknl for the patronafe 70 them,
they solicit continuance ofthe sanel Il z l1!9
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stsi 1000 dollars. Hf
PntapSco Institute. j.

a 20 5, 900 dollars "a
iiIr Patapsco Institute. q
r6fl Is5l Glass es 1913, 3,sItH ~
ATriI ga. "' y" -
l. 1arizeoi q lI9gl 5000
II 90 90 .;sspa5f&iG
a. 4 etc. etc. etc. "a VIZ
Tickets 81; Packages SID;
Halyesands quarters in PRO:
poffuo n, ,i I,s,ls;iaua IN,
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AhGAl 4u
Riepef'l9R,oIiTfaQ
s7s 5ta,s5a, iioharsao
su1sm = Patapsee.6s.b
Class 107.
Fo6 lP9fi Ptfiids; e; 9l ,ino,as1 $751; ST.
Ii1o1 ssl9 tigIlL nj $40 SO
etc. etc. etc,
IiSkeis 81; Paekasea SlO
mhSnEss orfnayt,a 4.Ffass and qqsEilpsts in
"a gi.JI Yt-Wi .Ilrse
$3.50 dollaT9,
PatapSco 1nStitGte.
t19a;i5.i Glass ilis4jiiI
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Cincinnati Wholesale Paper
asti i9s3 llsj Warehouse ri!
~ tRSTAB LISHEDM1B41. eli,

wv CARDS and PRINTING INK, BOOK BINDERS,
LEATHER: : and every description of PAPER:MAKHRs'
MATERIALS y / i, II - .f. Ifayy :
Having been frs years, establish in the
West bhaness complete In all its parts, have
formed permanent connections with the best nuiact
rers In this and receive supplies directly
them The prices and terms we powofer are avora.
cities. ~ - St'+tis'~i ta''lt - - E1fl , =
have the exeiasi agency for the superior WRIT
OWENS HuRLBu'f, and The CAREw COMPANY, Be.
Ing the highest grades Writing Papers this
country fs'sif HtfE|.ttE ~ hsit!l
aodr stock embraces every description of Paper used
Mest We have but Uniform price all. Orders
by mail will he filled at the same prices Il hought En-
pcrsan. Samples will be sent by mail free cost
'uas2f.s 7nla hsz - Observation-Disclosures 4
lrt g;eEg - ffIQ aiit !.Wloleshle PAPER Dealers,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

5O,21O dollars.
Gfah6 6ifs6 6iidated.
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APTiL 16H.
l. I'prfze 6f 2Ib tsFS5O, ,eio
8 8 do do .laoli5 9ig e19SSSSSS
;a5o ,I,,5 dod ;en btpols $500
.b3fete eto. etc. Ii ~,
Tickets S15;Packages sa4O
Halves and quarters IN pro.
portion. St1iiis giS tiia II
sseslo lo,oO0Idolla ila
Putapsco Institute. 10
Glass 122.
's AP7il 22Ad. 9 ~
1 prize or 70 ,I00
ssi,as do DO 80 tiuosrs iisSS iSSS
400 DO DO gya3 ess g
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Tickets S2.6O; Packages
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ond Mills, bivonia, and bakevllle, 10 Genesco, 81
miles and back, six times a week.
Leave Csnandagua every day except Sunday at
am;
Arrive al Geneseo by pm;
Leave Genesco every day except Sunday at IL m,
Arrive q, Causndsigua by 81 pm.
4 From Canandaigua, by Centre6ed, East Bloomfield,
TayotvllIe, West Bloomfield, North Bloomfield
Honeoye Falls, East Rush, and West Rush, to Gale
dons, 30 miles and back, six times week.
Leave Csnsndaigua daily except Sunday at Sans,
Arrive at Caledonia by 91am;
Leave Caledonia daily except Sunday at l0s
Arrive at Canandsigua by III an.
Bids by different schedule from the foregoing
will DO considered.
? From Fishers by Mendon and MenJon Centre, 10
Honroye Falls, IL miles and back, sin times week
Leave Fishers daily eIcep, Sunday at pm;
Arrive at Honeoye Falls by 7pm,
Leave Honcoye Falls daily except Sunday at IL m ,
Arrive at Fishers by 2pm.
3 From Rochester, by Greece, Yves, Greece, Parma,
Eas, Cla,k.on, Cisrksop, Murray, East Gsines,
Gaines, Yves, Gaines, Oak Orchard, Ridsewsy,
Jeddo, Johnsons Creek, Hsrtlsnd, sud Wrights
Corners 10 Lockport, Ga miles and back, six times
week.
Leave Rochester daily crcep, Sunday a, o. an,
Arrive at Lockpor by il4pm;
Leave Bockport daily except Sunday at 6sms
Arrive at Rochester by 9 p m.
From Rochester, by spcnccrpo, Adsmss Bssin Brock
port, Hoey, Hulburton. Hindsburgh, Albion, Esse
Harbor, Knowlcsville. Mcdns, Shelby Basin, Md
deaOr, Reynolds Basin, GasPori, Oraogeport, Lock
port, pekin aud Suspension Bridge, to Niagara Falls,
20 miles ard back, twelve times week.
Leave Rochester daily except Sunday at I'm and
2pm;
hrnve =, niagara Falls by iol m and 81 pm;
Leave Niagara Falls daily except Sunday at q m and
105 am,
Arr've at Rochester by lob m snd II m,
20 From Rochester BY landlords Landing, to Charlotte
miles and back, SIX time. a week
leave Rochester every day e1ccrt Sunday at /
Arrive At Charlotte by tpms
Leave Charlotte every day except Sunday at ann,
Arrive at Rochester by ~ a m.
y From Rochester, by Wss, Webster Webster, On,s-
RIO, Williamson, Sodus, Alton, Por, Glasgow, and
Huron, to Wocott, As mile. and back, three times
week
Leave Rochester every Tuesday, Thursday, and sstur-
day st4sm;
Arrive At Wolcot, by 2 PM;
Leave Wolcon every Monday, wednesday, and En-
day at I'm;
Arrive at Rochester by II pm.
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1885 From Urbsns, by North Urbans Keuks Wayne and
Dundee, TO North Sarkey, IS miles and back, three
limos week TO Dundee, and 4 . times vreek the
residue, with IL times a week supply Of stArksy
from North Starkey.
Leave Urbans Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
M61 am,
Arrive at Dundee by 10 a m, and at North starkey
daily except Sunday by IL and 8 pm,
Leave North siarkey daily except Sunday at III m
and 4pm,
Arrive at Dundee by Il m and ~ m, and Ufbana
overy Monday, Wednesday, and Friday by pm.
The trips TO Starkey to connect with railroad.
1856 From Savona, by Bradf,d, Tyrone, Auay, North
Reading, and Residing Centre. 10 Rock Stream, 10
miles and back, 'hfec times a week
Leave Savona overy Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
at 3fpm;
Arrive at Rock Stream by 9pm;
Leave Rock Stream every Tuesday, Thursday. and
Saturday stl2m;
Arrive nj Savona by 6 m.
1887 From Corning by Coopers Plains, Campbelltown,
Ssvons, Bath, Kennedy svlle, Avoca, Twelve. mile
Creek, Cohocton, North Cohocton, Wayland Depot,
springwster, Yves, Conesus Conesus South 1.-Two
mia, LakcvIls, Avon, Csledoois, lie Roy, and Stat
ford, 10 Batavia 90 miles and back, six times week
Leave Corning every day except Sunday at pm;
Arrive at Batavia by 81 ms
Leave Batavia every day except Sunday at 81 ans
Arrive at Corning by lla IN.
1858 From Corning, by Pos, Creek, Honby, Beaver Dams
and Moreand, to Watkins. ~ miles and back twice
week
Leave Corning every Tuesday and Friday at an,
Aruve at Watkins by III q
Leave Watkins every Tuesday and Friday at m
Arrive at Corning by 7pm
1859 From Elmra, by Fsirport, Pine Valley, MuPor',
Croton Corners, and Hsvanns, to Wstkins " miles
and back, six times week, with an additional t,p
six times week, carrying through mail
Leave Elmira dniy eIoep, Sunday at 81 a m and ~
pm,
Arrive at Watkins by III m snd 81 pm,
Leave Watkins daily except Sunday at liz m and
61pm;
Arrive al Elmira by . m and ~ pm.
1860 From Elmra, by North Chemung, and Ern to Ca
yula, ~ miles and back, week.
: Leave Emira every Tuesday a6sm;
Arrive at Csyu,s by IL an,
Leave Csyuts every Tuesday at pm;
Arrive at Elmirs by Ppm
1861 From Elmirs by South Port, Seely Creek, Webbs
Mills, French Mills (Pa.) Dssssus Mills, and
Rutland. TO Mansfield, 26 miles and back, once q
week, with second weekly tip to Dasset'. Mills
Leave Elmrs evsry Wednesday at 5sm;
Arrive at Mansfield by Il , m,
Leave Mansfield every "Wednesday al pm;
Arrive at EImrs by rpm.
The second weekly trip to Dssgetfs Mills 10 be per-
formed on saurdayaI
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1907 From Buffalo, BY Ebensser Village to Cowlesvle
~ milcs, and back, once week.
Leave Buffalo every Tuesday u7am,
Arrive ar Cowlesvils by 3 m;
Leave Cowlesvlls every Monday ., am,
Arrive at Buffalo by . pm.
1908 From Buffalo, by Red Jacket, Spring Brook. wss,
Aurors, Ess, Aurors, South Wales, Holland, sar-
dinia, Yorkshire, Delavan, Mschiss FrankIinvile
Cadiz, and Rice, TO HinAdale, 6s miles, and back
three times q week.
Leave Buffalo every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
ADAMS
Arrive at Hin.d.e by 7pm,
Leae Hinsdale every Tuesday, Thursday, and satur-
Arrive at Buffalo by m.
Bids for six times . week invited.
1908 From Buffalo, by West Seneca, Big Tree Corners
Hamburg. North Boston, Pa,cbin, Boston, Spring.
vile, Ashford, Pla,o Eico,zvlle, and Great Valley
to Kllbuck, so miles, and back, six times week.
Leave Buffalo daily except Sunday at am,
Arrive at killbuck BY "a pm,
Leave Killbuck daily cIcep, Sunday at 81 am,
Arrive at Buffalo by m.
1910 From Buffalo, by East Hamburger, EIcot, and Cali
fornis, TO Grifin's Mills, ~ mile. and back, six
times . week
Leave Buffalo daily except Sunday at 2pm,
Arrive at Gnf6n's Mills by PM,
Leave Grifhn's Mills daily except Sunday at Jam,
Arrive at Buffalo by 1 m.
1911 From Buffalo, by East Evans, North Evans, Evans
Irving, Silver Creek, Sheridan, Dunkirk. Fredonia
Salem Gross Roads, Portland, wes,6sld, and Rip
ley to State Line, 60 miles, and back, twelve times
week
Leave Buffalo daily eIoep, Sunday at l08 an and
9lpm;
Arrive at State Line by / 4 m and am,
Leave State Line daily eIcep, Sunday at ~ p m and
7fpm; r E
Arrive al Buffalo by ~ and l0A pm.
bids 10 run by different schedule, connecting at Erie
with Cleveland railroad, are invited.
1912 From Hamburg, by Water Valley, Whites Corners,
Eden Valley, Eden, Collins, and Angela, to Govan-
ds, ~ miles, and back. six times week
Leave Hamburg daily except Sunday at ~ an,
Arrive 81 Gowanda BY }pm,
Leave Gowsnda daily except Sunday at l0a
Arrive at Hamburg BY p m.
1919 From Whites Corners by Eas, Eden, Clarksburg.
and Msrshhsd. TO Collins Centre, is miles and back.
twioe week. .fsN
Leave Whites Corners Tuesdays and Fridays at ]
ami
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Leave Warsaw every Tuesday and Friday at pm,
!" Arrive at Wales by 81 pm,
Leave Wales evoy Tuesday and Friday at am;
Arrive at Warsaw by IL m
1881 From Wyoming by MiddIeburg and Bethany, to Bs
tava, is miles and back, three times week.
Leave Wyoming every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at pms,
Arrive at Batavia by ~ pm;
Leave Batavia every Monday, Wednesday, and Fd
pay at Sal m,
Arrive at Wyoming by IL m.
1888 From Alden by South Alden, and Willis Mil, to
East Aurora, 10 miles and back, once q week.
Leave Alden every Monday at amt,
Arrive ., East Aurora by ~ m,
Leave East Aurora every Monday At ] pm,
Arrive ct Alden by pm.
1854 From Alden, by CowIesvile, TO Wsle. Centre Is
miles and back, ui-weckly.
Leave Alden every Tuesday, Thursday, and sstur-
Arrive at Wales Centre by I0am,
E Leave wae. Centre every Tuesday, Thursday, snd
Saturday at IL sm
Arrive At Alden by 2 p m.
1883 From Attics, by Verps, Linden, Middlebury, Wy
ornne, Covinston, Peoria, Pfford, and Sposwoed,
to Gcnesec, 2s miles and back. six limos week
Leave Attica daily erccp, Sunday at 8 ans,
Arrive at Geneseo by 2pm,
Leave Gcneseo daily except Sunday at Sam,
Arrive at Attics by m.
Bds to start a, Linden will be considered.
1856 From htiics, by varysbure, Johnsonburg North
Java East Jsvs, and Ess Chins, to Chns, ~ miles
and back six times week.
Leave Anics every day except Sunday At am;
Arrive at China by 3 p m,
Leave Chins every day except Sunday stssm,
Arrive at Auics by p m.
1897 From Batavia. by Alexander to Atcs, miles and
back, six times a week.
Leave Batavia daily except Sunday st7s
Arrive at Atics by "a an,
Leave Atcs daily except Sunday AT III A am,
Arrive at Batavia by ~ m
1888 From Bsfsvia, by Oak6eld Wheatvle Alabama and
Royston, to Lockpor, 81 miles and back, six time.
week.
Leave Batavia every day except Sunday a5sm,
Arrive at Lockpot by ~ m,
Leave Lockpor every day except Sunday at pm,
Arrive At Bsavis by pm.
1889 From Batavia, by Ebs, South Bsrre, Barre, Barre
Centre, and Albion to Gaines, ~ miles and back
triswcekly.
Lssvs Batavia every Tuesday, Thursday, aid ss'ur
dsyd2Pm,
Arrive At Gnines w spmI
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"
Arrive at Olean by m.
1891 From Cuba, by Rawson, Rushford, Fsirvew, Free
dom, sandusky and Chins, to Yorkshire, 80 miles
and back, six times a week.
Leave Cuba daily eroept Sunday at cams
Arrive at Yorkshire by 3 pm,
Leave Yorkshire daily except Sunday s4nm,
Arrive at Cuba by p IN.
332 From Cuba, by Black Creek and Rockville, TO Bel
fast, IA miles and back, twice a week.
Leave Cuba every Tuesday and Friday at SAM,
Arrive at Belfast by ms
Leave Belfast every Tuesday and Friday a, loan,
Arrive at Cuba by Ia D m.
l333 From Cuba, by Yves, GAINESVILLE and West Genesce,
to Porv,lIc, is miles and back, once week
Leave Cuba every Thursday at s ans,
Arrive at Porvilc by Gam,
Leave Porvile every Thursday at - sm
Arrive at Cuba by u pm.
1894 From BcIvidere by Transit Bridge, Belfast, orsme
and Csneadcs, to Rushford, 30 miles and back, six
tmcss week.
Leave Bclvidere daily except Sunday at aam,
Arrive At Rushford by am;
Leave Rushford daily except Sunday at Q an,
Arrive 1t Bevidere by 2 p m.
1898 From Bclvidcre, by Angelica Allen, Grove, Hunts
Hollow, Oakland, Nunds, Brooks Grove, Ridge,
and Mount Morris, to Geneseo, As miles and back,
: SIX times week half the trips to 20 by Allen Cen
ge, Short Tract, and Grsngr, emitting Allen and
Grove
Leave BeIvderc daily except Sunday a, pm;
Arrive at Nunda by SPIN;
Leave Nunda daily oxcep, Sunday at 5sm,
Arrive at Geneseo by ans
Leave Geneseo daily except sunday ats pm;
Arrive at Nunds by ppm;
Leave Nunds daily exccp, Sunday at 8 m,
Arrive at Belviderc by I'm
1895 From Welsvile, by Hslsport, Whtesvlle, Spring
Mills, Bingham, Pa, Whites Corners, Harrison Val
ley, West6cld, Knoxville. ElkIand. and Nelson, to
Lswrencevillc, SO miles and back, twice week, with
two additional weekly trips to Whitesvllc
Leave Wcllsville Mondays and Thursdays al a m /,
Arrive at Lawrenceville by 10 a m next days,
l'eave Lavrencevllle Tuesdays and Fridays at m
Arrive At WeIlsvillc nort dsysby 5pm,
Leave WellsvIie Wednesdays and Saturdays at 7
an,
Arrive ut Whitesvie ty 10 m;
Leave Whitesville Wednesdays and Saturdays at
lam,
Arrive at Wellsviile by 3 pm.
1887 From Burps by Dcsys Corners, to Dsnsve, ~
mlos and back, sir times week.
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MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAsb by the act entitled Gan act relating
wv to dogs" approved 25th July, 1929, and the
act amending the same, approved 9th April, 1898,
it is provided that whenever it shai be made np-
pear to the satisfaction of the Mayor TINT any ami
NAL of the dog kind within this city shall be
.'deemed and considered mad" it shall DO "the
duty of the Mayor to issue his proclamation re-
curing that all animals of the dog kind shall be
kept confined for such number OF days as he shall
deem expedient and proper, to state in enid proc
iamation, not exceeding ninety daye; and it shall
be the duty of the city constables, and lawful for
any other person, to kill and bury all and every
dog going at large contrary to the said procama-
tion," sc. e.
Now, therefore, it having been made to appear
to my satisfaction that there ''animals OF the
dog kind'' mad within this city. do hereby give
notice, to all whom it may concern, that call ami
mails of the dog kind" in this city are required to
be kept confined for and during the term of sixty
days from the date hereof; and the police officers
Of this Corporation required to enforce the law
in respect to all such as may be found going at
large contrary to this proclamation.
Given under my hand at the Mayors office, in
the city OF Washington. this 29th day Of June,
1853. JOHN w. MAURY,
July 6-law6w Mayor.
The daily republic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-09

THE GARDEN IN AuGUsr.-Set out all plant
on hand of the caulfower, broccoli, and cabbage
family. Continue to transplant celery. Sow
seeds of salsay, turnips, beets, carrots, &c., for
winter use-gving the seed some shade or pro-
lection from the sun. Full crops of the different
kinds of turnps should be sown during the month
at two or three different periods. Spinage, let
tuce, and radshes may still be sown. Snap beans
may be planted for pickles. s'Draws" of tho
sweet potato may be planted very early in the
month Melons and cucumbers may be planted
for pickles Peas, for fall use, may be panted
but they must be well mulched, and occasionally
showered with liquid manure. Lay out and
plant strawberry beds the present and next month.
ar ISouthern CuIiirator.