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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-07-02
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This company, under the Management o.
is present. energetic President and d.
rectors, b rapidly completing its orgsni1s.
ton. and making the necessary preparations
to place portion Of the road. Il, least, un
der contract
ID. Z. snxrrAED, Esq. 90 engineer o.
high repute, has been selected as Chief Eo
g'neer Of the Rad. lie was formerly COZ
nec,ed with the Atlantic and Great West
ern Company, ADD more recently with III,
Milwaukee and Beloit Railroad.
Surveying parties are now out, locating
the road between Saltwater and St. Paul
And from this city TO ST. Anthony.
The portion Of the road between ST. Psa'
and ST Anthony will be placed under con
tract 10 few weeks, and will be 10 running
order by September. 1853.
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We do now, aud our readers viii bear us
sitncss ,ha, We always have, condemned VI
lcga voting. whenever. however and D.,
whomsoever prac'iccd II by Democrat
We will dcnouncc II in stronger terms than II
prsctic,d BY our opponents, bccaue nj Thu
dsgracr Il entails upon the COED and true
men VI the party No cause was ever AIDED
permanently by such dishonesty anil no man
bat scoundrrl wcald praeiicc or cocour
age H.
We trus, w have deiinsNi our position an
his subject, 20 the satisfaction Of the apHlo
sst for the ST. Anthony swindlc. op street
We would inquire, then, how comes Il that
the ai,amsss,ca has never informed Us rad
eu Of the illegal voting pcrpc,rstci N Wa
ssca county, by the black Republicans --'
Wagon loads Of voters werc transported
nom RICE county, to wAs~ca, on the day OF
the election, and at lcast tao hundred Illegal
votes po,lcd In the county, Tho rsNcal''y
vas perpstra,ei 80 boldly. that even the he
pabll An pap,r Ia faribaut dencuncSi u as
. gruss outrage.
illegal yo,,s cas-, for Republican cand''
da,cs do no, shock the sensitive nerves of the
editor, but he bois over With indignation,
whsn the same tactics are rrac,'ccd b, IRE
sponsible AMI anscrupnlous saco in the Dem
oers,ie party, The was~a outrage receives
bic siicut approval, and the crime Of Parson
ANS Is endorsed, yc, how extremely Nr'u'
Gus the fellow grows when sauder'ns the
sc,s and motives Of his political opponents.
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tmrsr,.at 20 t'rs-Empses.

The following Circular has been ,Ssaci by
Ii. Commiss'ouor Of the Iaud offce. aud.
by this time has doabtic~ bccn received by
the Dis,ric, otsccrs IN Nnneso,a
Gs>xsAl LAMP ovrCE. ia lane 1857.
10 tSe Register Aai Receiver a; -, M
sssoiA
Sru Ian directed BY toe Secretary Of the
la,erier to .nstraei yes ret 10 Sls~ amp pre-
empuca claim, pTsa'es'sa upSn settlement
made s.ts.s for -ssis amer The receipt II
,hs letter, % ssy o. The ia,ds withdrawn from
-arssI "a v,s~ u the prcsts'oss II The ls~ Of
- March last nsssss s-sa, q land 20 the
Territory o. AaassS,s for rssross purposes.
askser.s4ss Tia rsesis; 81 tss isasS.
EesFset'u'iy
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statue Of Warren.

Al the recent celebration at Bunker Hill.
upon the occasion Of the Inauguration Of the
Statue ~ General WARES. the first distin.
guishcd victim Of the Revolutionary War.
the excitement was grea, when the moment
came for the uncoveripg Of the statue. II
vas veiled appropriately with the Gags Of the
Republic. As they were drawn aside. re-
vcsliug the noble work Of an American
Sculptor HssRr DkxrxR--the immense
multitude burst forth in thunders Of applause,
repeated, enthusiastic noJ prolonged. The
statue Is seven feet high, composed Of the
purest Italian marble. aud poised upon 4
pedestal Of verde antique from Vermont
quarry. the entire distance from the Erouod
to the crown Of the figure being eleven feet.
The statue was Gu. from a block Of rnarbl:
originally weighing seven ,ors. It's weight,
amer passin through the artistic process Of
the sculptor. was but two tons. /; repre-
,cnts WAkRxs IN citizens dress, having a
sword in bis right baud, and his iett hand
open. as II 10 the act Of earnest cxpostula-
ton. His features. according 10 the dc
scrip,lou Of the statue, are lighted With the
excitement Of aerce ,hougbt--his uostrils
diated, and az the expression Of coaatenauce
,ha, marked the patriot martyr IS preserved
cue could easily imagine, in beholdng the
image, that Re vas gazing upon The real
presence
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rut SPIRITUAL TKsr CASE ~ Bosro~ -
The committee 10 decade co the spiritual
manifestation. 90 :hc $500 otrs Of lroscssA
furoS to n + GAapsrs, os any other
sp,ritualis', coaslss Of Professors AsAssu,
flErcx and iIcssrnsn, aDd Doctor r 4
GoyLp, Jr rhsrs hare been tao ucr;nes
o. the committee. the rsal, u which nsrc,.
ING, ~As On coSsgenent in writing, cm'
eraeinS Al the cssertisl particulars And reg
alsiioos to bs Observed The investigator
. to commence As ssun as The ,eossary A.
rasSencus can Re made. aad to be ecntsn.
aci from DAY 20 Jay, anti! the Whole ,sh,ee'
has essn thoroughly tested The irvc,g>-
ton ell DO coedac.cd IN private. aed the
rvsa,, vii 90, be .seoanc~d TO the public
sn,l the ,ernisaiioa Of the G,iiogs
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rsos- A Rnp.Nss csrz.sO.r
.oyxS Nrl.Tvs-Ihe Worcester

Lows ~ A Nr,L.Tvs-1he Worcester
SPY, beicOgins to the Republican eraDch Of
the fas'oo party 'r-sss a the Kno<-NStA-
ngs another iugrrisn, Ia the Fss'on COR
peaod. a a. Infamous v. Of political scoOr-
dr,s And asspersdcss, ~Ao have inpover.
issed The eonrpoo~ealtk By TIER snscrupg
lo1s plunser Of The paslie uSassry. asd
wsose legislative ssd at'sissc,iive eoG-x
have made MasSasAsse,, rcp'oscs to Der
eva people, snd dsyrsos IA tie eyes other
sssss S,Asa- We da-s ny The Eass.
Nsshisg cosa ny - ascA q IL RspGsd-
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M
'os - an Iowa company, OF which r.
Il. Bs3xLl. ESQ ia President The des;un
:" us company Is 10 elect railroad con
peeti.t with this ci,v nv the sbor,ex, ,on,.
'rom Dubuque. The CITY OF Dubuque re-
Gently suh4cr,b,sl g-f0 o0o m tho c.,;,.I
N'D1N ~ '""
STOCK oil The company. u IL the dea re oil
tho comnanv IN elr.ct n ,.,c,;o, ,.;,. ,h,.
J4"'"" "'- wv
Minneapolis and Cedar Valley Railroad
cou,a,y A., ~. o,;,, .,,e,-, a.. r.
'"~ V''"s 'P'''"'' :" LUG |"n
gfesiOnal land grant
~. ,.,,...i
'""' Wv '""'"S ""i' '"' ou"u1u'
HDfs. in reference Ia ihis cn,,nany.
..
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rus rrslr PaiSrixa,--the New o..
leans cres~s .ay, !, oass the Government
81 the United Sa,ss ,~o m,llieos Of dollar,
toe printing during the lee, Coogrss' rha,
Is aboa, ,~o-lhiras q VIA. |, sos, to govern
the country in the brsisnios The rcs'pa
per, outside Of wAshins,ou. which make 3D.
mins,rs,,sns ut little o. pcoe Of ,As rse
Investigation Of The bribery and cxrup,'cn
eass, das.ss ,hs lest CSsgrss prssv sses
cusaly szpcssd ths sysesm BY vAssh -As
Jobs" ~ sussuy se,aiss&
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VIZ tssS iro0 the Cesrrse i1 EsSfi
Cs", Of tie ls,h Inst. tia, grA, excite
aea, prevails q, Nspies, 10 eorxessocs q
he late robbery q Tie nsoss nasu'sceu' n,
Of disEoeh n the Two Sselles-,hoSe o,
tie pscbus o. Saw are, asagassr Of Gen.
TaAyo,sG. rs~R a.anosa ~ vs.ssa 9:
SAs,opo
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The GecrSia pemorrsts State coovsr-
ton nc; ., Ndleisvvslle. 90 the 9A,s. Re
ss'a,'o0s vers cssssd ia hrw q the Csne.s-
cat platform. ssd sscdsaniag wAixxas
policy In EaaA
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NV Yesx TAXxs The STATE. tovs
And coca,y tAxs, sx the present ycG,
Ssshes the rn q sls.sos' <s. u whiea
The city Il Me- Tors d pat desa q
a2uo,s;a
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Tn PsAsis pc Cmws RorrS well de
srws the patronage ii s 20" reeei'ias II
u the speed,esi and beat route from N'no"
spsa cast As ~ instance 81 sperd, y~'er'
Day morning. We rsSciWd 'ArOas. the clerk
a Il, Ocsss Wave. New York pAPsu Of
Fridsy morning.
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CLERKS 70 DHrmcr LAND OFFICERS -
The Washington UH'cn says tina, the newly
appointed register Of district land ofhce
having recently advised the General Land
othcc that he had appointed clerk. who
hsd taken the necssary oath q otace, 4, the
same time qucsting that the acts Of such
clerk 10 hii ttbe registers name should he
REGARDED as Official. has been Uniformed that
under no circumstances whatever could The
acts Of clerk be regarded as ohcia, or bis
signature 10 Official papers be permitted or
nNoguiscl there beng no Authority Of iar
for land officer to delegate his powers to
another and such acts coGd not he saneiion'
Nl This is in accordance with long es'ab
iishci rule Of the dcpartmcp,
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Ths Maine Sta. Repsslicsn Coarsn.'oo'
q Bsugor. hss pouipssrd Hoo. l, ~ Aoa'
m. lbs GevSass. by vVsso q ~ % ~
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impolicy Of tbs provision. demands their Cd
rogstioa. 10 which Constitutions Conven
tios must b called sod the organic set Of
State smendcd;--s most ", ioas. but wholly
unsecssary evil which would have hem en-
tirely svoidsd hsd the 6rs. Convection al
bsred strictly to iisAsi,imsts functions.
We shall be gsd il the Minnesota Con
vention shall show Itself wiser 10 ths regard
thao many similar bodies have dous before
IT, Let IL eonsns itself vigorously TO the
work Of framing . Coostitutioo--of COO
structing and organizing State government
and prescribing. dividing. and dennipg ia
functions and the mode Of their exercise, in .
word. TO regulating the relations that shall
sabsist between the people Of N nSesota and
their government, and leave legislation en-
tireIy 10 that branch of the future govern.
ment to which Il shall he specially assigned
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fuslisusp svsaS THURSDAY,
a, Ia Pioneer Balldings, corner Third and
Jackson streets, BY
GOODRICH, 9OMKS 4 Go.
IAsks ALA ASH EDITOR
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a. v
he cable for the Submarine Atlantic Telegraph.
By Nssr. sevsh h Co, vss eslsbrstsd o.
their works, Bsrkenhsad, yesterday By 4 din
ner gwen To about coo Of their uorknen. With
their siv.s and families Sessra Nevsl's
contract has been esecuted 9TH gresi sp-sa
and panciaalty. On the 18Th Of November
last taey rendered either for half or the vheIs
Of the cable, to be finished by The ,ash Of June
Ths ;snder TOT the half vss accepted 10 the DE-
eembet following. and hessFs Nevsil. Who had
taken oss Of the t-snsisn, sheds attached 10 The
Bfksnssso docks. Of once sss 10 work 70 pre-
s.ds the neeessary machinery, eli Of whiek bad
70 be created for the occas.oa- TIs wus vss
supplied to Asssrs- Ns~aA By ther vre draw
srs, Nessrs. Riehsri Johnsoa 1 Co, u hsseAss
ter, who completed Their task BY the srS Of
Jane kes-ra Seusa comnea ed spinaing
the cable 90 the ls,h ofFebrusry, aad proceed
81 wiihsu, interrupuos until Monday last the
sth Of Juss, vssn i.2so miles tcss half Of The
shols eshIs) vere completed. The cable eos-
80: o. .;':ns :. ss,s - , ss," sS,s:
q ss~sd from cod to cad With spaa ysra. and
covered vita eisht>sa s'rssds 81 even vsrss
ssea. Ihers are tkss loo fassss o. ssraad,
composed " ewes umss the; aD ount Of ufro.
beng ts,Ai ~ i5S.oos G:lss u ere. The
process es spi,nins eee1pied 20 esyA $500
'zises Of vss bong assd per ssy, sad $50 hsses
being employed The spae yrs vss s,ss nats
BY hesra Ssvsl s9oa the uns p,euisss leo
"a % Anss for isn psryoss 10 ese q he sppss
fsors o. the sorfA TIE eas,s 10 roe ly.n9 d
foss sase sotls tsaeh y feet W tianstsr spk
feet kish) oil rssty fer e<sag sAinpsd Il OIL
b usasfsrrsd. presss'y to-day, ists mall vss
ssls. snd ihsses % beard tie Niagara vtieA
Is expected 10 srrivs Q: The psatA II IL river
earl. ssrt sesG. he weight ~ he ese,s ~.
srsSss oos too ger nas sst . " - ed ~
tie process patsassa By Ns Ss~sl ssd sAsps-
81 n the Rsek Sss, tpsssas the vss tAsssgs
Q sa;l3~ eess) vAsea p-s~s:A tvssaS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE,
174 MAIN ST.. WHEELING.

FALL AND WINTER TRADE
CToNE & THOMAS take pleasure In announeing that
- sy now in rsespt 0f tsir falt stOsk Of Ra and
DFy Goods, Varieties and N ITItInerV Gsooil..
They haVe Just received tsIr 8eeond FAN Purchases,
which, added TO their former stock, viii enable theia
sent TO the Public more than
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS.
Being by far the HTgezt and MOST DESIRABLE stock aud
embracing the BEST SELECTION Of choice EOOds they have
ever. offered 70 tIe Public.
To their former variety they have added large stock Of
Carpeting and Hugs Of the latest sns and brst maes
and HlsD beautiful line Of choice FnTs suitable
Winter IFade-tO both Of which, wen 70 their stock
geneFlly. they invite the attsnt0n Of the Trade.
Having been In The Easten cities short Tine pIeVOus
the late heavy rise In a kinds q Cotton FahFes,
ing largely with th Cash, they many years
Iast As well as directly from tie Importers. and NIuafas.
tnTs IN some tRstauee tsy are able @ eaer ndnesmens
to Sse CdSb Buyers, either by the PIECE RETAIL
exec d by no similar house Il The West
10 meet the wants % teF rapidly increasing Trade they
have made and making ample ATanEenest furnish
ne Public With one Of the hest selected stocks Of OOds h
their line In the West
10 this stock may be found fuzzy
1900 ys SlksenbfHein Of tie finest inDOrtai,
400 q French MeEinoeGs CashmSTes, B0mbaEnes,
fun line Of the Richest Painted Ombre shaded and sat-
IN striped Cashuleres and Delaines-tupoFted.
90 shaUtg aud ClDaksembFaelng of The richest
ever offered IN Wheellng.
e9!OO0 /" Of DOmeStes-embEaeng lie largest line Of
American WOalens aud Cotton goos kept by any similar
house, II not by any house in the city.
They have laid in their stock with closer cash
aud Pedge the Public that no sOrt upon AeF part
shau be wanting 60 please
They feel confident that they can oGeF inducements %
close cdHh buyers eXeelled by house the West u IN
the United states No trouble 70 show gOodso0ds
= Always on hand, Prime Live Geese FeatheEa.
nOV5
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j. 7. SCOTT,
No. 157, Main street, Wheeling, Va.
Wholesale and Retail
DEALER IN
Watches, Clocks, JeWelFy. Fauey & Variety
Goods, Watch q CiOelE Materials,
TO0Ia GfG., sc.
LIAvISG lately added largely my stock both
IL the Wholesale and Retail departments, enables
WatchmakeTs, Merchants, PedIeTs.
and the public generally very complete assortment at
''n noVIS oVTs'' P'''''' Ut. scorT.
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PHYSICIANS.
Madioa1

nR D. C. CRACRAFT tenders his professional services
~ TO the citizens Of South Wheeling and vicinity.
OPFICE directly west of Kenett's Hotel. mr3:3m
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For Fun Course, includiRO al Departments Of Boob
sSr Fs3 6aarssia IGdis: 20
THE PRoPR1ErORs take great pleasure In expressing
ess which have marked the career Of their Insttuon
at the Capa and stimulate them to RE RE
apIdy Increasing demand for practical aud cOfPree-
Epereaes Of he PTncpa in Banking
al Houses assisted by educated and accomplished gentle
ss1 yse mas Of Ga
toT ATTAINED BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION; @ Each Each
Ed step by step, until he has mastered the whole routine
srced an GpprsHticss6ip IN some large ConlnsrctGt
HoUse all awkwardness falterng, and egregiOus
In addition to our engagement Of accomplished Assist
ants have also secured the services OF some OF the
eminent Lecturers in Ohio to lecture commercial
topics.
here but It embraces every thing with DOUBLE
ENTRY BOOK KEEPING with free and full discussion of
and History Of Commercial Men, Commercial Ge
Political EcOnomy, Mercantile Law, Ethics Of Trade, Part
neTship, &c.
THE LADIES' DEPARTlEENT
opened for the reception ofLades No Institution In
the Union imparts thorough or interesting course In
In conclnsio we would add that put forth
erng reception with which enterprise has met and zee
Peage SIyset1sS t. tPar g H1orS & sJSag, az y
ofier siirflar Mercantile college.
Among the Recommendation We give the follow
ave- the undersigned take pleasure tetying that we
Accountant and Teacher Keeping, which is of the
highest order. He has had great experience Ac
eOunant, heavy Commercial and Banking Houses, which
gives superior facilities IN lmpartlng frGcttcGt
EnOtOedGe Q Book Keeping, and thorough Commercial
l. j. ALLEN LII. D.,
President of Farmer College.
LoRIN ANDREWS,
President Of KenyGi College.
To young men who wish to acquire 4B4sin E5,ea-
tOn, we think affords facilities very seldom qualed
r. GRANGER has the OF knoMl
edge aud aptness In teaching added to practical Counting
experience feel confident that graduates from
his College will be fully competent to keep the most con
Gated setQf Books.
A. p STONE Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
J. J. JAENEY, Sec'y Board OF Control state Bank OF "
J. r. PARM, Book Keeper at D. 4. wOOdburys.
D. OYERDIER, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank
H. z. MILLS Sec'y Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
O. b. MASON, Book Keeper at J. H. Riley Co.'s.
EW-Por full particulars, send for circular.
GRANGER d ARMSTRONG;,
fe4-1v PrOprietors.
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iPoor old Uncle Ned u

tPoor Old Uncle Ned.n
.And he had no wool the top Of his head,
On the place where the wool ought to grew"
THERE are some felix's a-days the same lanenta-
bic NIX with Uncle Ned. They may soon change their
song Of woe to OF rejoicing, they win only use IL
means which Art OGsFs 20 Nature, 20 aid her.
EmergOn'a Hair ResGOFnefVe,
= well known aud valuable HAIR TONIC. There are
those In Wheeling who tsstfy power peVent
the loss Of hair, and in restoring IuxuFiant growth er
through sickness otherwise, the had unfoTtnatei
fallen out.
7. II LOGAN 4 CO.
deeu Bridge Corner DrueEists.
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aIlr 1l)breIi1rg 1llteIIigea1fer,
Is PUBLISHED
DG1LY, TRI-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY, By
cAMPBELL & McDERMOT.
-.....,r Corner. of Main and Onincr streets
of Main and Quincy street
VI Entrance from Quincy St

TElN1S.
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Wheeling Savings Institution.
OFFICE, 1O0 MAIN ST.
nHHICE open from O'eipek M, until D. m Diseount
" day-Thursday, 10 O'Clock, a. m.
Money received on transient depOsite Interest psId
J. CRuNRAcEER ALKx. RoGEEs AK PAxTou. A. n Jov,,
SoHI DASIl sTEHaOO, JAs B. nARsH, ADAM a.
wu ,,.cov -. M.NELsoN, President.
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CITY BUSINESS.
ENCOURAGE AMERICAN MAYURACTTRKG
BUFkEEEsR BOOK-KERPEEB'8
Writing Fluid

CINCA tl BupGFioT K1d Ink h81 betn be6fl O plb0
y neGEy tUo SeaIA q haslu eQltanlg gaining -
fayeE, and = n9E Frrrsd p many to ts lAEasd Ar
mold Rlud.
During he past gear fggy GuaFt all plut bot-
ties, together vim smaller sisa8 pave been sid
C1eln11ti, A1lINle, Ettfa~
knTg5 Rqa9s CsVelal peross TeEre Haate LaaS sttes
VncEllI, Indianapolis, EVh1sFs, REnnkoTt LeNnEtnn
NGtle, Eelpia, IS. Lllis, WeblFg, Eafcls8
ard Aes oI- Il has also bsen adopled n e 6tas DU
paFtments q Keniueky, Fennetsee and AlssEpR Il ha1
taken three st ellss Diplomas TIE stilltsssf
ctneinnah and Lo.tte, and fur DFouaa PFils Ms
and Winois.
leI.s Book Keeper WFitlng llllds
nOrtgestern Bank q Virginia; uerehautl' Mechauiels
Bank % Whee3n5 Bank q teelg5 Cesce1t Manlfaetl-
rng Company; C1lnt GEI e Olo e1uuys Hatio1al Tcle
graph Once; Bhltiuore and Ohio Ralroad oes MeLurs
olles Kelly, Hoogay Co. Russen 1IeAfseS GoTdRn,
AaiihegB Cas- 7. GEecnlY Eou; Doans CoVEnl on
Boydi Boyd on; Oliver FTyuES Jas. n SOss Coi Lab
din, Glbers1n 4 Gl.i Eruss-
FOR GAle at laanufletlrera pEiee8 -
esp LANRDIl. GILnERsoN 400.
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TERMS:
For Fuu Course, ineIHding al Departments Of Boob
keeping, Lectures and PeH'nGnShip. tnCGriGOLy In
SSr FS oaIrssia Iais: 20
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Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND!wEsTERN
TRAVELLERS.
TNwice DAILY, Sunday night excepted between Rich
and Washington City via GordonsVle anu Alex
andria.
mona ~ Gas A. N. and 1850 P. n.
Returnins leave washngtOn..6 20 A. N. and 4 Pm.
and =,
Arrive at Richmond. lao P NJ and A, a.:
mOnd and Washington. -, 80. 49,
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP IRA Rail
and beinR in excellent order and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the best guar
anee Of always securing connecons as 1 ahoWn by Arr
walls daily at Richmond and Washington city IN advance Of
the Steamboat line, =. 20
An Omnibus will be found always ready to take through
baggage Of wearing apparel between
The two charge, with ample time Tor them 70
take their meals, whether going North or South.
Through Tickets can be obtained between DanVle and
Washington at Terminus Of the Road now nearly COM
peted 10 Danve. An Agent Of the Company will receive
The Checks OF passengers from the Danve Road and at
tend to their baggage all the way to Washington Bal
timore Depot. -,
route. ,.,,- ,.-- ,,,.,
mond and Alexandria Iel
FREIGHT DEPARTMENT..
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WHEELING VA. MONDAY MORNING.
TRANSPORTATION.

Two Passenger Train. DaiIy each way
ON and after Monday, May qe,h trains win run as follows
" Sundays exceptedG
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OPENED THIS DAY, and nov ready fo-
sale . fresh supply Of ChiekerIng eonS eel.
n 81 h ebEaisa eiaa0 Fp!tss,o q beallsI IlaeE Wa.
y nut and RoseWoOd 1lish, and f6F hfiIliauey q
tone and ughness ~ eannof le n ~
country Or Europe and OGsrcd e he lowest nanncn-
reTs prices, Including eaFFlaFe.
AsOs Erinee Co.'S Hel9de0na, style, vim ian and
nan swell % hne Rosewood Gnlh, and ~ he Buas
Ei win general stock q MaFtius celshFatsd GulfaFl
Italian Ereneh and German Victims, VIoliDeeIlos FI1tsS
tas banto1s tambOrinss, HlunE Eogl beli Italian
Sth a oheF articles n TIE music las, and Fans
raj asseTtIneut % Variety aoods.
Whols.9ls and real "a AIusi- ana Vsl.. s.ors
ma Jas. MELLOR.