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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

VNRON WASHINGTON DlkkCT TO ALL fAKIr
n - TyfF WFsr sll IlINEsT AND NOEIIIWEsI.-BALTI
IsE ANn ono RAILROAD, WISTER AAeASGlaliSEs-
T~o uroaeh daily, szera sunday, from Wash
ia MAJ a I45, m s19iay eseeEsea ooeHeei
"a ~ CsnsiE1A1 81 Ius Cr-go Express oanneetou
VAshinsh reaching calaii q 30 p M lex e-yi
,s1gti~rTl. and aH s. Lsais, Kanzas, ke-
W mes ue grand sunery q ths road dayghi take
oabe 7ss er - p m train fFom W-silAgiOn and As
Far r@ersburg Srtxsater Virginia
saE 4so, train For AAri4 and oneHHAt Railroad take
o ukets sna baggage checks % an quarters and syay
aher possible facility, wiA b. ioua tAl rouls.
Eg nss is me main stem q the BAlrars and ohiO Ran
rad sili leave Washington a fellows
Fer Al Pn Washington Juneoa Fiaauoni take
far !. s1aas between rsauout and whssRs tks the 40
D. 10 connct with The Frederick train take tha 3&u,
FoR RAITnloRE AND THE EAST:
snd 4S5,p , m. sunday aia.so, ,. m only
Baiaisgrs a sOe and $50, and 80 and 40
The 7ls only stpp way
fe - a a and ssO D M eoannreung
vest aud th ale As and s4O traihs ia the East
nsEst onoe, orTIios. Il PARsoNs, Agent, Westminster.
Oas Master frranporsaiiaa, Iaaalnaro.
NEW ARRANGEMENT
GRsar sour5x ESTEEM ROUTE va ORANGE AID ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD
Irm Hr0Grox err % vrgHa Tsuusssse Geoa, Alabama
Ms ssipfa EIOaiaiNna, Arkansas. end Texas
Tor nekes can bo stAnea 4 tAe gfssl kA
board Il the san Ferry Bat Serge Page Al te once af
the Orange and Alex4i'irll Railroad "A AeEAndri@
RhInond, bnrie, IyuchsurE Brisil Knarvile Daon,
AiAuia, caaiaHaoza NAlviia Eiuulssiie Grand Juno
esutinapur Railway Connexions Memphis
rdHg rraier EKan and ouuirt and being 200 les
Ts si Jerry a4l erga Frs leaves le foot II ssvsnt street
Eana Ciarass,ul sl.uian whhs sulphur sprnss,
4o a. and = = @ ~ h11.aa and an P'n's southwest
Bsugs -nd the Office Pa
JBsis-9 washinTtou.
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT The steamer
- GEoicE PAGE ain run A. a.lows
Leave Aezndrt al 4 :, TO- Il O'Clock H 2 and O'Clock
Lnare Washington az g. . II oeoek M l. 8 s. and O'Clock
THOMAS coIIYER, whsu The route VIII opposite
whalss onIsasea connecting with the Page aAd ooysr w
leave the CIt and Garner q 18th street. and Peunsy avenue
june s--ead--H RICHARD WALLACE. Prssasni
NOTICE TO TRAy yEI.LERS.-NEW ARRANGE
IN MEyT, WITH GREAT nET0y ED scHiEpr FROM WASH
Naras LIHfGT 10 ALL PAsIs ~ THE sgtT AND soqTIiE Est
RAD LLET~o fs aay ilr from washington lor nc ssaih
m ava p m PseIgfsl lnarnig boat ostln ane
breakfast bnEGd AMI cBo5 pcai sal q "a ho1rs down The
~ $500 s - MA arrrc 81 RIchuend n 1me =
4a iug ibe South and Southwest.
The gai -aatsrn NAL cgsyed ever ts route beng =
making errtain uonneAioEs
FaCHssp FErERsRs, VIRGINIA WEloS AND
CAAKiEsTEs, = c. c.; &sTS0EERT
lhaarrs NES oEKASs sorTRE2 CITIES
Ai-o Eichmsaa the n4uyir, soutsiae rrEaa,
Tennessee. aAd
FoR The SOUTHWEST TO
D4nrilin, Bristol, DHifan
Chattanooga. Huntsville, Mcmphz,
Lynrtbrvg, knaEvile Atlanta,
NashylIe, Grand JaDrfipn, Montgomery,
Fr trong Further he qare
olre 5z Pennsylvania ayeaEs, dor
apns Hotel beard the boats foot Of oh street
GE0 F. MATTNIY,
August lily Tcket Agent
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C,ICT 1F THE GOLD EAGLE.--Engravincs
~ spie-dd ~ Warhcrs zs5 Peunsy
une9 uppnHts Ersrood H.usa Framed or otharWise
Also an klnd of rf psure frurres Dec 5-u
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Lsli LH,a % ,sa ln1s asa-rs loAf -atreeHts a ssAe
~ue thrue week VIA b. charged ~ ~ square aaA
per square tor e4ch Special charged do3ta
she fuFcFaing rates.
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II IIAIELL HOUsE.-This nice and commodious
crpfon the 23d inst This house Wa abound with
every this
The bar NA be supplied With the best hqunrs AZ ~ times lhaEe
Mr. = Cpben 70 assist ane s0pernicnd the house, he
Wcl Known tine travelling community The hlnu~n /,
azia sireei ~ and 49, .lo7s
yiriEig q tie National Hsel and ac@r - r-zad acnat
,,o IL, a v KBfsIEII- Proprietor,
-NO' A"s F. Y. CANFKIII- super intendsnt
L o q LxAE- & MOTT - ArTET.
n AMAR, MOTT, e. AUTRY, Attorneys-at- Law,
Hlly springs, High Coa Errors
and Apoas AZ roa inc Federal Court Courts
actnn q Claims throughnai NoriA liszsspIA sca
BUFFALO ROBES, BUFFALO ROBES, BUFFA-
If b Robes 1.-The subscribers have
gr d o superior Buffalo abss Ehih the selling rery cheap
3@h I'D JAS c MCGUIRE a. co
N0TICE-The interest due lst inst on the bonds
AS % the Alexandria wasiaetnn Railroad Company guaranteed
ian RIGGS 90
A NEW VOLUME OF HARPERS' CLASSICAL
Eglh prose- by Henry Fey, A. which
blank verse translation sr George Cosnaan-.
lust received and Or sale BY
Jan u Corner Or Pena.-ayenue and nth street.
DULWER'S LAST.-What win lie Do With 1t ?
I'D novel, ny Iyou, d iiIy Novel;
ice IN 75 cents by ra free % cents cloth, 81 by ma
syraa ss D4ashr: by liue Lee author q Kate Brande
6e, Er Price 81; BY mad, free, 81 20.
Congressional Directory for The secna Session q the Thirty Ah
Congress. Price 81
Just Published and for snlsai
TAYLOR l. MAURYs
JAnI4 Bookstore, Ss4 Penn.
-
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CEILING OFF SELLING Off!
BOOTS, SHOES, AND RUBBERs,
ul every Description, for
Ladies, sBsses Youths, and Children, al the
LADIES SHOE SHORE,
No 10 Penn ap1nas belrssa sd4 dAds ara1s
all goods thereby pazsrsne
uneqaAna securing tcm which,
results the bre Of the purchaser Cur gair, pou o.
beauty, ulF have acknowledged an Others
@nd doAb and kd hoa button gaiers
for WINTER have only be examined purchaser
Also long rubber boots Tor ladies and msse An selling %
finishing prices T. CLARK.
N0T 2O-dltebas
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(,olC1fBIAN COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP FOR
" sAieA sohaarsbp the oluintan cege iaF the Ste
rm &C fur yars via be sold 81 'te than hah prf 20
pcrsn uhiug gaca sra0tarn ilr
r and uau wit Y $40 year VII sell 81 sise eash, ss
uc criFi.sl vs.. a
Aearcrs cATAiISE, care ei T. B.g Washington P o, DC
Acs e-fF
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THE LAND AND THE BOOK or Biblical Illns-
a the manners Thr
Snsy Hsly Lsns hy Wn ~ TlonEaoA, D. txebiy Owe
yta eyra PaesBe, mzTs
Tais a. 5ssi ncusirra and ar sale "a
rATI0R / MAFRY,E
Rcw No 20 PenrryisHsia arsnus.
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guirr DAVID A. HALL
Nov s--oetf No 4as street
E,oR RENT--The Front Parlor, and Bed Room at
avsnas Tie The de-
n farnishea Apply 10 kInwEII i kIArRIyCE
Nov ie--stawd 3, near l4h strtat
VN0 LET-The three-story brick house No. 423
Il firth between and r. Hs bath room and Krnt
s4aa Inquire 90 the prrmses S"y So-a
THE ONLY ARTICLE UNRIyALLED IN MAR
Il kFt, wrh Immense Home and European Demand.
natural color paanunliy ii. The hair becne gray supplies te
HArura aa fnE grow bald haas an
0arv AMI thus cures IN neySas heaaae and mas X rc uou
2 cure al aseases q the scalp ana sr VA sup and Sep 4 from
ne 2ke s gi+ys healthy, and beAnthai and 4 asea
y he sun Or ee week VIII never ill Or beoone
gray fsn reader ing judge yourselves
Srw YozK, Jam $ ISIS
NEssas d BaD 4 O. G4utnen Having heard gpod
sbo uss6r Buoas IIl RESTORATIVE, and hair being qnle
non VIA great arany persons bad arnst al manner patent
nospe and short time aga cHlneneed ung your article 70
las sss very tal ana Zsry .a Id e
Hay ae 4 gray 4 was a Who has ing MY pgeiad-c wiaai my
Tgns snV sngtng ynur Restorative
al @ ns sr isa ys & & ir er IA Eh @ W. % may sG~ e any
such and Also rrsa Ie 3 ne M farher prse wh0 am IN and GOT
" hair now y nasra aer saa much nIfsye 2 aEprs,re
"osinF. u am goarss respectfully. - -
Corner Columbia and carroH sts. Brooklyn
Iruxczrss Ala. Feb IA Isss
wospIeAr fhr Restorative has Aons much goa
. ra g e eounlry Ms hair has ben slightly diminishing
guir uf1nt koen using ypur HAir Restorative r
head r ar hay ing
ue ai noeHrrt think the nost saa
bic aayse a. Who afflicted sst way 70
your remedy
foa can pnhIsh this Il yea think proper. Yours, &c
& W Mrl7IETOS.
Pm1AEEIITHA Sept o. Iss7
PHur. woapear sr Yuur Hair proving itsef
bcnencai me asn the hack c bead al
aosi ps = covering IN fact bald have used bur two hh
pint eattlns Restorative heAa wei
snddea with Fronrv q ynang aud the frnnt
recasins ir heneat hnre tired preraans vitui
beueat whrveF ink from personal Recommendation
iezn ufscs nary os'nrs 70 ny n Yours, respectfully,
D. n THOMAS, n r.
No. 4s4 vino strecl
Tbs Rosaave~ T up biss q siaes viz arEr me-
duu saal heaa hair pant cor drl
zr rcans heits lrast twenty per
praTust,n small rtas rrr bottle ue
sat per lrurton, retail r
% abaie
a. J. WOOD o. fropfitTst Jt1 hfadN a NeE York The
Ne~ Yuk Rainu Eisnent) nna ll4 fsrct street
~ lfa o..
And -Sd ty an sad Drurgist. aud Fancy Goods Dealers
Nuv Is-d2m
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1N0 LEF-The fhree-story brick house, No. 423
Flt street between Has bath and Rrut,
s4ga. Inquire the premises. Sgy So-a
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Lv0R RENT.--The Front Parlor, and Bed-Room at
I kidwcl fABrebges Drug The most
avtnns a the to the de-
Iaftntns bed In third
u furnished. Argdy to KIDWEIL LAURENCE,
Nav Ag--ataNN +, near l4Sh straat-
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IyNGLlsH AND AMERICAN JUVENILE BOOKS
IL "a 1859
oriental Tales uf FaiFyiHnd. 1 vgA
LIZ aznung the Children
Betllrhpm n Bethlehem School.
uf Arr; or, the Maid q Orleans.
Bud lsnm ihe Christmas Boughs' and ether Taios,
Iyesand Bye rnL
The Taic Log
Mister Fox
A Treasury af f1rzsHre HauSs Scr YnWE People
The Butteriy's Bali and the Graszhnpper Feast.
The ile ~ ship, from the launch 70 lhe Wreck
JuEf opened BY FRAKCK TAfLoR
Der %
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ID iii. GlLLET, Counsellor at Law, has removed
HIS his Office ls residence Franklin uf and
Thirteenth H wiz his principal
" 10 cases IN the United States supreme Court
Oa eS-du
I,INE ENGLISH EDITIONS.
Il Pupes Homer1s Had MustrRions. VI
FIe Hnnfrs Odyssey, with Faxman lustrntaus. 81 D.
England the . volumes, % 75
Orlando Faross translated by Fulnmes o. 50
Tobeia's Dance or Death fhbls Gets 50 25.
PupeIs LIE and Letters. 81 25.
Guide o Pottery and Porcelain 81 -.
BAnunis Niuevrh and iis Pslnces. 81 %
Memoirs II Phillip C0nrnnes. z rounes, ~ So
Manfcis Wonders of Geology 2voumes 81.
CGrpguttrs zoOlngy. volumes g. SO
Jan n FRANCK TAYLOR.
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- EALED PROPOSALS viii be received at this
~ once uutA Aead@g th IN q February oCeE p
islaNug supplies lrlass 81 S
tHlseu may be) Er De year 1853 VIZ.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

Ty0R RENT, either furnished or nnfurnished, and
IL by year shorter period house the 81
streets ocruded a Congress BY
Hon Mr. Haaameud Cud States fn south Carolina In
grrp u DAVID A. HALL.
Nsv 6--csatf No. 40s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-02
THE IN.TELLIGENCER
THEBRO0E.
ny PAUL II. HAYNE.

But yesterday this brook was bright,
And tranquil as the clear IN ,onlight,
That woos the palms on Orient shores;
But now a hOarSe, dark stream it pourS,
ImpetuouS DER its dark bed of rock,
And, almost with thunder shock,
Boils into currents fierce and fleet,
That dash the white foam round our feet
a raging whirl of waters rent
As If with angry discomfort
y tempest in the night swept by,
Born ola mnrk aud fiery sky,
And while the solid woodlands shook,
1t wreaked its fury on the brook,
The evil genius of the blast,
Within its quiet bosom passed,
And therefore is it that quiet tide,
Which used as lovingly to glide,
As thoughts through spirits snnctitied,
Shows now whirl of waters rent
As If with angry discomfort
knew of late creature bright,
And gentle as the clear moonlight,
The tenderest and the kindest heart
God ever sent loving part
10 act on earth-acrUSs whose life
A sudden passion swept in strife,
With wild unhallOwed forces rife
1t stirred her natures Utmost deep
That nevermore shall rest or sleep;
Remorsc its rugged bed of rock,
Ger which for aye with thunder shock,
The tides of feeling, fierce and fleet,
Are dashed to foam or icy Slcet,
A raging whirl of waters, rent
By something worse than discomfort.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-02

FIRST SPRING STOCK!
AZ Extremely low Prices, now Opening n
ISAAC PRAG FRS


ANlSG just returned from New York with we'll
L rCed and cheap stock Dry and Fancy Goods,
would tile public examine il before purClaS
elsewhere. My stock OF Dress Goods will be found
sS of the latest styles and that my prices
lower than those other house would call parttc
ular attention Figured BrilRnts worth richly
ls3c, only 125c Plaid Ducas worth 25e 12<c; Light
cold A ChntzeS worth csc at 5c and other goods in
portion Aiusns and Irish InenI viii! sell Muslin worth
2c at 1nc, and Irish Linen worth IS 45c BOnnets,
comprising the latest Styles and which being purchased
dSrect from the Twill sell than
before lou Bonnet Ribbons lN0 Ruches Flowers and
everyt thing nppertanirg Millinery which.
branch call the particular attention the Trade
lie offered ut the lowest figures.
EibROIDERIES-If you wish to find the largest, hest
and cheapest stock give me call and promise to sell
Collars sets of Sleeves and Collars Rauds Inserting
Edsings at less figures than other establishment.
9uU Kid Gloves only 5Uc, wor 81; 5NO Mtts
Ito worth 25c 2h0 Linen Ia dkerclefs l21<c,
lS 100 do 1881. worth 2c; 125 lIemstich
at 81 worth 625 50 do at 5c, worth IS 80 superior
a. G24c, worth 81 1nOO white BrlIiants l2c,
liS I0a Put do at lS1I worth 25c well any other
white goods such as Nansook both plain plaid striped
proPortiOnately low. 5NU Dollars worth of Piece Goods,
suitable for Merchant Tailoring Trade, and Of which
confident Ihave the largest stock in Wheeling, will
to the Trade at less than other House in Wheeling
Sell them ut; and all ask IS examination
convinced of my ability to SELL Call and examine
yourselves. ISAAC Prayer,
NIuiD
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HUMPHREYS,


SPECIFIC HonGGoPATaIc REMEDIES
Stand conesedy head means for the use
of the people. They alike the
practice the Of the intricate
and perpleSins obscurittes OF usual books
Gus diseases to which they reated put Up In the form
of simple pellets; and prepared ingredients net
er dangerous Disgusting they form at the ready
Of the nurse, and the the
complaining invalid.
They these positive advantages which
before combined in any popular remedies. They
injury arise from their use. They are SMILE;
you always know what to take, and how to take it. They
you give the proper Sugar Pill
moments warning, without hesitation delay. They
EFFiCIs%r thousands disease
afterwards haV edo.
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COUGHS AND COLDS.
PILES.

clergyman the baptist Church. we'll known in nos
wTtnr to us saws; II have been for time seriously
severe One-at one time indeed, hopeless have used
Nour medicine (Pile Specihc>, and cured no
obligntton.'
gentleman Of fifty years, well fayoraLly known at
Cehi, Delaware county, ewTOrk had marty to the
piles for twenty Years Sometimes from hcmor-
rhaEe, pan and suffering lie the verge of
the For he hGd dragged miserable exs
tenGe CONFIRMED invalid disqualified for any business
sn life almost burden 1t is needless add that he had
tried MI sorts OF remedies, frOmall doctors little
purpose He consulted two and
From this he began to improve: and since has
serious turn of piles. From the up to wear
past he had occasionally symptoms his complaint:
but few doses Of the Pile pills would dperse ALL and for
than past he has been entirely the niles
more brilliant cure sscarcey to be found in the
metlicine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-02

$50 BROAD SrREEr, Pm1JA.. Pa.
(Ezr0ct) SIN lifting the kettle from the FIRE it be.
came unmanageahc, Tilted over anil scaIled my hands
very severely almost 10 crisp It awful sight
Tie Mustang Iinment appeared to the pain. 1t
healed rapidly, without SORENESS and left Of
count Truly yours CHARLES FOSTER
Such language as this, is but the constant and
natural echo wherever this article is used
This Eminent is indispensable to Planters,
and owners of horses and mules.-NIr John Da-
$500 who raised from utter uzelessness by
this Liniment. Every family should have it.
lie very particular and inquire for the Mustang.
l4iniment, and tnke no other
Sold by all Dealers throughout North and South
America, Europe, and the Islands Of the Ocean.
for 25 cts. so cts. and 100 Per Bottle.
n-1H-N.ES 8 I'-1RE, ". y:
T. IL. LOGAN ( Co., and LAUGmLINs nusHrIELr
for linn,
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RHEU.HE.RTTS.W
MUSTANG IMMINENT.

VALUABLE HORSE SAVED,
Mr.. $. IIrcH. Hyde Park Vt. writes 90 That the
considered worthless (his case was SpayfuO
" but since the free of the Mustang IAniment lave
sold him for $3.50 cash Your Linment has been doing
wonders up here.''
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s-iHiy Siall '- ii an Ties i""aIua.- :uraivss-
Fht .r" thu oal r-ime"s Psrfscily aApi-d for
and! rfivs!s u*t wi'lr'hrn the rent IL pre-
%tt shr-St"Ei sti = ii Its. trr- a. i4lf,,-
rslt directed IL ',- irst hours al ,,sr
'i'"t hi"i hE-F'-i7 Wig relieved III,
"a i"'' ~ -sH'ri''e Il ct Ill MI" t-s. La,..l g"u
ae lot onseN 70 ea lac Tia: u..e distant,
aswet as eSnenetve luxury doctor; be Jgge or
poisoned or bjEtere bed but admin!ster
the simple specific, AMI restore the rudly current Of life
again to health and Joy. There only injury ariss
in from their but the general Inusnce
the constitution, beyond oil question,
$50 AGENTS WANTED.
We desire active, efficient agent for the sale of our
remedies In every town community the United States
Address, DR.. p. HUMPHREYS, 4 CO.,
No. 569 Broadway, New York.
sRF=sQd by the Druggists in Wheeling. mh14-1y.
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LEIETH YEAR OF THE ENT;ERPRISIEII
NEW LIST OF GIFTS.
FOR 1859.
CATALOGUES FREE TO ALL
G.. G.. EV AN s

AT HIS ORIGINAL GIFT BOOK STORE,
No. 439 Chestnut Street, philadelphia,
Commences the New Year, with an enlarged Catalogue
greater variety of Gifts increased facilities for buying
Goods and doing business and Is RreDared tn offer
greater inducements to Book buyers than before
Time has proved that the Gift System Is permanent
EVANS is determined to that his Establishment Is
conducted under that system in liberal and Impair
tia than other. Having lived down almost all
opposition, and having the legitimacy his plan of oPe
ration acknowledged from Maine California he afford
q be generous. TRY him. and nj YOURSELF
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OUR REMEDIES BY MAIT.

Look the list, up a case of what kind ,,ou
choose and enclose the amount note or stans
by mail to address at No 562 Broadway New York and
she madeleine m 'f 'y returned h mai or express free
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SCHEDULE OF GIFTS.
Patent English Lever Gold Watches, 500 90
Patent Anchor Lever Gold Watches, 80 90
LADIES' Cold Lever Waches omen dial S.
Gents, Silver Silver Lever ever Watches Wsts,hss S5 GO
Gents Silver Leptne Watches, 12 90
TP esaPt Back SIX B4tss Patterns
ladies' cameo sst' pin and Drops extra nne 5 g
Es siss Colo sS Bracelets Stone Settings 10 %
Ladies Ladies Gd Bra Vets plain or Band
Gents best English plated Vest Chains, s 90
Large Gold Spring Lockets with double cases, ID 90
a[fS s1s sq N6 l. osEsts do do DO
Heavy Gold Pencil Cases, with Gold Pens, ST.
Superior Gold Pens, with Holders and Box, s no
d ds@is; 9 G0l@ P soS5 Bsne,,. zee
Gents Gid Pens, with Silver Extension Pencils, 90
Ladies Mosaic s Gold stone tones Sets IVORY y
Ladies' PIorentine Sets, Pin and Drops, 10 90
Ladies, Lava as do do 10 50 81
I'aIi"s' CAMEO Fins, large size, 5 90
Ladies'. ladies' DC do s @ssln@' s$ g
Ladies' Rox and Glass Miniature Hair Pins, 2 90
Ladies' Plain Gold Pins new Pattern, 9 so
Misses Misses do do Gold Col p PMS, J 50
Gents Cluster Pins, opal centre, 2 so
Gents Cameo or Mosaic e'5S' Bosom studs, 50
Gents Engraved Gold do do 9 SO
Gents Gents sleeve sSsT Butt on 10 10 s."
Ladies' do do 9 90
Ladies' Pearl Gard Gases, 5 90
Ladies' Cameo Mosaic, Gold Stone Ribbon Pins, 5O
Gents, Pearl Pocket knives, blades, best quality, 90
Gents Gents, Buff or Ivory do do do IS
Misses Lava Pins, Q 81
Gents, Gold Watch Keys and Pencils combined, 90
Gents Gold Toohpicks, with Slides, 200
Gents Gold Rings, with Stone Setting, 2 50
Ladies' do do do 50
Sets Siver-Platcd Tea Spoons, Q 90
SYer-Plated Butter Knives, 90
Ladies' or Gents Portr-monnaieS 50
Gents Gold Watch Keys or Vest Hooks, 90
Ladies Florentine Breast Pins, 8 Sd
Ladies' Jet do do . 81
Ladies' Mosaic do do 500
Ladies' Cameo Ear Drops, SO
Misses do do 9 so
Misses Ear Drops, with Stone Setting. 2OA
Misses Gold Bracelet Half Round Rand, 4 ~
Ladies do do do 90
Gents Scarf Pin, 90
Gents Jet Studs, 8 10
Gents Jet Sleeve Buttons, ) so
Misses Gold Crosses 5D
Miscellaneous GIFTS, not enumera ted In the above
List, varying in value from IS cents to $25 90
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TRANSPORT ALTON.
and Ohio Rail Road.
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~ and after Monday the llth April, 1859 the Passengs

ON and after Monday 18th April 1882 the Passenger
" Trains will be run daily as follows
Erst-he Great Southwestern, St. Louis Cincinnati, Co
Iumbus Wheeling, Benwood, Baltimore and Washington
City Express leaves Wheeling daily 110A NJ arriving
in baltimore $3.50 A. NJ connecting with trains for the
Eastern and Southern cities. Returning leaves Baltimore
at % p NJ. arriving Benwool at SIG and Wheeling at
NJ connecting with the great Western Southeastern
and Northwestern Express This train only stops for meals
and supplying engine with fuel and water.
Second-The Northwestern, Cleveland Chicago St. Louis,
indianapolis. Dayton Cincinnati, Columbus, Wheeling,
enwood, Baltimore Washington City Express departs
daily except Saturdays Mt +5 p NJ and arrives at Balti
p NJ connecting with the for the Eastern
and Southern cities Returning, leaves baltimore T2O
A. NJ and arriving Benwo0d at $50 and Wheeling 2O
A. NJ This stops at all regular East Of Cum
beranl.
Vt,.a III. -.SS
in Cumberland 655 p NJ. Returning, leaves Cumberland
at Sl0 A. NJ. and arrives at Wheeling 6:In p NJ. This
train stops at all stations. ]. Is, FORD, Agent.
w. p. $NTTn, Master Of Transportation.
L, NJ. C0LE, Genl Ticket Agent np12
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