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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-14
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.
$500 9 ?

WINTER EMIT.
OSand after Monday, Goth November, 1855, the trains
" will run IS foiiOH3-viz:
First-The 81 Lous, oireinnaii, wheeling. BenTood,
1880 A. NJ arriving Baltimore at I2O A. M In time for
breakfast and Eastern connections.
Second-The Northwestern Chicago ST. Louis, Cairo,
indianapolis DAYTON Cincinnati, Wheeling BenWood, Bal
tmore Washington City Express leaves daily at $3.50
r. NJ saturday eXceptcd arriving Baltimore at $3.50 p
u lin time for Eastern connections.
To enjoy the elegant scenery passengers should
take the t3O A. NJ train Cumberland and resume their
trip by the $500 A. NJ.
Returning to the West and SonhWest the trains leave
Baltimore daily as follows: frst-rhe s:l5 A. ~ train
arrives WheeI.ug 6:2J p NJ. SecondThe $3.50 r. NJ
train arrives ut Wheeling at 1880 NJ.
TIE 1880 NJ train bound Eat will stop at all stations
between 5Iheeling and Cumberland
Round trip tickets beng isSued to MoundsVle at 90
cents aud to BsnWooI at 25 cts. J. Il. FORD, Agent.
W. r. SMITH, Superintendent.
L. NJ. COLE, Gen1 Ticket Agent. novao
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AN OdsTing splendid assortment Of all kinds and
soaors OF Freneh Herinos, some % them worth ttSo
Tor lc all l. Plads worth 75o Sc. shaTb
worth 4Ofor 20 and 81 Cheneile Crr1t
abundance and AZ reduced prices: Fancy and Elaek
sks some as cheap 6ec per yard, worth 75e all Eoi
De Laines worth soc for 81, Ffy pieces Tiet Cloth
Sorth SIZE for 49, an epiorF; Embroidered and Witt
Goods At nearly onehaif have pay gensraily Is
shape HeoP Skirts a. asonIIhi5E or rate,
flannes OF every description, among which will be fcnnn
come Of the finest Weleh and Country PanneIs warranted
not 70 shrink; extra heavy Ladies' Wsara
e one 81 the eompleteEt assOFfmenta Of FANCY Do
SEsTlO DRY GOODS IN the eitv. Receiving goods daily
OF the laett styles made here and mpore thereby keep
Ing up full assoFtment ~ all and prices = 81
VIII satisfy The most partleuiar-ior CASH OELTl Cash
BUYERS particularly Invited give call be-
toTe purchasing elsewhere. nt No. 80 Main SrPPt. Ce7te
wheeling. Loet15l JOHN R0EMEE
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TARa AS Low As BY ANY OTHER RoUT

~ ,. PaE!leala5 and ask for Tieks'' via she OwA'
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This route passes through N Lexington, Lancaster Cir
cieVile Washington, Wilmington and MarrcT-hS richest
and most beautiful part OF Ohio.
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EGeHltH.
E.. K. LOs1ER,
Prinepa-Leeturer the Science AeeSa0ts 0sBasres
Business Cnstenla -ia.
J. NJ. PH L La<H,
Professor Of the Theory and Practice % cSKeenS,
Commercial Calculations.
II. H. DAVIES,
Associate Professor OF Bookkeeping.
N c. JOHNSON,
Professor Of Business and Ornamental Re1uAnshl1.
s. T. VILLA ANS, Eso.,
Lecturer Mercantile Law.
RHV.R. YEATES REESE D.,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. Jno. P Kennedy, Hon. Joshua Vansant,
Hon. Thomas Swami. VIM. II, KeiEhier, Esq,
Jacob Trust, Esq, william Knabe. Fgu.
The College Is provided with a Commercial Library
standard Works, expressly for the students.
Each Student has desk 70 himself andis separately
strueted.
ter At any time.
from TO IL weeks.
DIPIoNA Il awarded to ali Graduates.
AlarEe and beautifully ornauented Circular, eouairng
upwards Of SIX souAEH representing the tecr and
Interior view ofthe College, various charaeterste DeEn
PenmanshP, Ae aenth nailres efebargS, accompanies
with catalogue giving fall particulars. Address,
=. x LOSER. RglffElOrs- ~
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Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOE NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS.
Twice DAILY, Sunday night excepted between Rich
i raond and Washington City via GOEdonsEile and Alex
Andria.
Hours Of departure at Rich 4.
mond 645 A. N. and $50 P. N.
Returning leave WAshIngtoni..s A. n and P.A.
and
Arrive at Richmond. 1880 T. ~ and An:
Baggage checks and tickets given through between Rich
mOnd and Washington. = = : . -.
and bengin excellent order, and CARRYING TIE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the best guar
Antee always securing connections, Is shown by ar
daily Richmond and Washington city in advance Of
the Steamboat line.
PAAs RIoHNOSDAxD WASHINGTON. $3.50
An will be found always ready to take through
passengers and their baggage Of wearing apparel between
Depots charge, with ample time for them 70
take their meals, whether going North or South.
Through Tickets obtained between Danville and
Washington Terminus OF the Road, nearly
peted Danvle An Agent Of the Company will receive
the Checks passengers from the DanVe Road and at
tend to their baggage all the Way to Washington orhe Bal
The by the man line the old steamboat
route.
mond and Alexandria. fe1
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For THROUGH Tickets and other information, enqnire
al Central Ohio Ticket once heSprigg House. Water
street, Wheeling, Va.
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WILDE q BRO.

WIbDI q blO.
d EsPIGTPULI.Y Inform the plbie that they have
III the largest and most fashionable lnYoI
ees Of aai ever srou to the
city wheeling c9mpriling French, English Ameri-
Papers N7d Rarisrs In almost endless variety. They
purchased below the customary market figures and
will sold Fly low beautiful STYLES Glazed
Paper at Is ROLL offered elsewhere at
lsE II Rlsh btrFHus give call ARE deter
mined 1TiceS viii fefF competition. The
attention OF WHOLESALE DEALERS Invited As - can
goods sc ttY9rable rates Our stock Is En-.
TIRELY NEW, AMI free from old Aui deprecated styles
carried overfrom lastFeEr. APT
NEW lot otW-.r,.I4au olr Fasss: aIsa fine Article
IA OF Violin anl 5lltsr Strinss- PAYNE 4 90, 3
seP4 ~ Msarss 81.
IOIoo0L.oITYI HAT-oAP, Iast rsesivei By
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Pianos, Melodeons and every kind OF musical instru
nentl tuned and repaired.
~ All % IDS wArrantsd Ut this establishment. nov6
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Founded 1S6s@IM { : : : :, OhaFteFed 1851

I e.l1aItinaore ana Charles streets,
BALTIMORE, y. D..
THIS Institution IL In u and nour
ishins condition. Twice dung the last has
been Necessary 10 obtain larger apartments for tie
eommodatou Of theinereaSE number Of students,
senting nearly every State In the Union.
Il occupies Of the most conspicuous ard desrA
bly, located buildings In heeity The raons are a"1F
ously ged, spacious and elegantly rzraiahed.
The advantages and facilities here offered to young
desiring to qualify themselves properly for the VaTo1s du-
ties Of the Counting Room, TO obtain Thorough Prde
Teal BEsHSss EdHcQfiO generally. unsurpassed In
aay particular By similar Embellishments In ts units4
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ltRUlP EARN.

1FAR7ErLLgS npiars AMI Sleeves, and Collars in sets
vi WhIte AMI Figured, Very cheap and very pretty.
sent PAYNE & CO, 24 Monroe ST.
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oBdr- OduuIbS.
M B1NEs G-oss Dstriek's Cincinnati Star Candles
II res vet tls Hay by Railroad, and for sale a. Manu-
''. .s.so pF's'' BY 4 81. Hs 6 a.I.s.
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TERMS:

THB FRtBuXE ALMANAC for 1879, containing tbs Eec-
tlau Returns u'ull natter, will he pahished a5ont
O1rstnas Price - cents IL Copies, postpaid for ~ 100
Copies, postpaid, S. Address as above
oet29-6t-eOW-dk
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In connection with above, keep every kind of mu-
Establishments and musical merchandise generally
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star Candles.

NTEw MUSIC received every week. the variety store
" OF lapiIl PAYNE co.
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o1s o,pv. on. Y.,r. IS RfTs Copies, one siI.sS
Two onsS one year. 5 Zen Copies 10 oHs nhdr"Sf 20
THS sE4-wsHRLT ratBUSs Is sent to oiergimeh at -
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Persons wishing stehnE neatly executed can be accom-
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NJIBLO's GARDEN.
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THURSDAY, Aug % 1873
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Mem Civilizations.
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Chances for Dusiness Mem.

4 RARE CHANCE for BUSINESS "A nicely
N selected stoct of BOOKS ard STATIONERY tssether
long LEASE the best STORES for that business
England be purchased exceedingly favorable
The stand old and excellent business pow
being DONE Prompt attention sboad be siyen TO s avs.s-
ment or very rare bargain viii be lost Address W. r. Y,
Boston Post-Ofice.
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ROBERT NJ. DE WITT, Publisher,
Nor. l6O and 1862 Nsssau-st., New-York.
Copies Of the Book by mall postage paid receipt
4 price.
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60 6portsmen.

T B. CROOK, NJ. 80 Fulton-st., Manufacturer
- snd Iupor.rr of FISHING TACKLE in Al its yS,-ty
Cry Powder ana shot, Meta Seines and SyAes se Reps
n done short notice. EssahhAhsa IN 1871.
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BiIliar6 Gables.

DHELANs IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES
And CONBINATlON CUSHIONS
OCONSOk L COLLESDkk
Nos g. e5 81 srd es Crashy-s a.. Nsw-Yost.
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FRENCH ADVERTISEMENT.

an OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AMII.LE PARTICUIdERE
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couturere ct assser sogner les enfans
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DAUwENs 4 LENTZ, FROM PARIS CONNECTION.
Id ers-AI kinds of cakes savarin abas regieuse, OAR
tots merngue Genose eecair all kinds of Jelly pastry ICE
creams Orders dinners and suppers executed
shortest notice the best Goods carried to
customers No. S2 Bowery between Bond and Great Jones
streets.
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