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Excelsior Planning MiII

HAVlNG ftted mp my estabIshnent With a..
- . :. Improved Machinery, am now pre.
pared 70 furnish At my once in BRIDaEPORF ~
1 T that vas iormeEly occupied by Stewart S1J
1TSSseii3Sea cough and Worked Boards, FLOORING.
Corniee Boards, Shutters MouIdinES PaIiSSs ~
ns1EFun, Frames, and Building Materials GSSer1iII
Al work delivered fres Of charges At the CIeyS
1S3a and PftteolIgh R. r Depot, and alSo a ~
1Ait!haofe and OHIO and HsmpaGld 4. R. nsnesfs
I - Orders promptly attended to. 20
IteEneriy oGths nrm q stewart 2 KeeIf5s. I /
S~'EFOH1' Belmont Co, o. jsO-6EJ
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REPREsaMRNT OoMMITTRB.
Another Call.

E00 MORE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN are
OOO wanted to help our already over, Iasked
workers at the Fair Buildings. The decorations
m1st be eomPlet by Saturday night, and We feel
sistauce upon all tho loyal men and women in our
comm unity.
Come one and all who can and will work; none
others desired 'iso4
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you SoL It 90 70 ne, and soon, FS.hlsd With healing
6GimS and opIrltua oonaoIRttonS II ahAn be rolled
aRain to the side Of the sick and the mAnSled the
dying and the dead.
FELLOW-CITIZENS,
Ono and ALL come help along this benevolent under
taking. Because ycu feel secure, don't forget that
war walks Rbroad in the land, that war must have
its victims, and that but for these for whom
plead war might even now be upon you and yours.
Don't wait TO be called upon, committees will not
have time, but voluntarily and cheerfuily come up
to this feast of love. and there laying your gIft
upon its altar plight afreSh your tToth to your
bleeding country and each other and rush to save,
oh save from lingering wounds. disease and death,
these brave defenders Of your all
Z II every man. woman and child among uG would
give but one dolarto the cause what incense would
arise. '' q
Contributions Of money should be made to
JOHN. D0NL0N, Chairman,
JNo. p. HOPKINS, GEO ADAMS
ALEX. LAUGHLIN, MORGAN H. orr
Finance Committee. 80
Contributions, other than money, should be sent
| tlthe warehouse Of Jno. ?. Hopt ms, No so, Main
street, whore they will be properly cared for NJ
articles should have card attached, giving owner
| name and residence, aud probable value Of 6ame
and stating Ehether donated, or loaned for the ami
Ibellibhment Of the Hail. = = \ {sIO .
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lGlO Lbs. NuTaALIs, prime, I'd ~ 81 . :
~ lat 4rsI tn LOGAN 6C1z
JSlI and LOGAN, LIST 90.
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MUSICAL INSTITUTE,

a A3UsIoAL INSTITUTE VIM be held in wheel.
IA ing commencing - " 100
WEDNESDAY, JULY 9Th 1864,
and eontiL eight weeks. Instruction will be given
n N I@e Art OF Singing in its various branches in
VOICE TRAINING,
SOLO AND CHORUS PRACTICE, PsALMopY.
Etc, Etc.,
Harmony and Musical Comnos,,,on
Also instructions on Piano Forte and Organ.
Daily Sessions, Morning, Afternoon and Evening.
For particulars, address
Ms H. MORGAN.
~ Rooms, first flight stairs, No. 22lk Nonros
street, near Main, Wheeling, WA. isl5.Im
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DIED.

On the ga Instant David R, youngest son of
I'VE mOntha and tEenty-four days, : -
The funeral viii take place from the residence Of
hil hthoF, corner Of EoE aad Marshal sreet, t,,v
CaatA INST AZ two O'Clock. Friends OF ths fsmIIy
AEo Fe.peestoonllly invited . attead..
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Ape A Il.
FARMERS OF OHIO AND AD1.cpX7,
COUNTIES E1N'


We appeal to you to contribute of vo,-
70 the relief Of the sick and wou1ded si5Toc
our armies now urgently demanding voS, 3 Of
anee While many Of your fs loV-cffIs ~
their farms FAvaged and their homs1 1911 I1Ns mad
me RUTHLESS iron heel of war, you have - y
tpSIy spared Thanks to kind Proyidsnco a
time and harvest have returned SS r,V,tI lei, seed
your granares are fnlI and your PICKETT fIiar ts1
Owe your all are suffering for 3 MAJ tT,H yoa
what they have preserved to you and sI SHt 70 OF
tnSt poor PIttaneef Let your gins rolIin i6 r
and In kind, free viii Offering 10 tbn1a - tIIuey
you owe your harvest homes. '1 - % Nnon
MANUFACTURERS, MECHANICS Avn
HORklNGAEN OF WHEELING
Always fruitful In good works, let not vo1E b,n,,
tSS So ~. hssmen5er your brave defsnderS m
have no ahops to work in-uo vorS- - ~ ~ would
NOT out your gratitude IN stingy measure. but ,
money and in products, IN labor And Is In
MERCHANTS OF WHEELING
In any les emergency We ,ho,l1 -,
on you Your patriotic Sensro.,ty ~ \. % eau
cord eTeEyWhersi But fonSst not ~. On ~ re-
in tadS SsSt Of STs.S S9y nGss you gave
your gains would not repsy. Don5t ~. mat half
more pun the ea 6aad and iaS t5 nov Se.
LADIES!
1lttle need be said to you your hand. -
I0SoE yo9E nsare are always mn! one S,ays
GSf e sT .SE calls you to your day We EnoE more
MINISTER'S OF THE GOSPEL
5iir Up your aoekl to be lealous IN All. -
500 samaritan OF old. Never vas b+jSSs - ne
SS1lty-neTsr WaS there more fsSTf51 , W
CHILDREN.
~ So95 PeeHeS Money and spend Il At the p,.; |
oS,h - e. Ihete IL win bring you an 4 4
I oEtn aud heal many wound bssids. > = = y
SITlzENs OF NEIGHBoRING TOWNS
W. % your sympathy md aIso Ro.Sstb{. -
e Sl n Eealous patEiot IN each eornmunt.r =.
,ooa 49, 1Folng, and Ghen It 4 flied va re
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Plaid Baregezg;
W. B. SENSENEY.
Farm for Sale.

EdIu1 1UI 0dI5.
T WILL offer at public sale. to the bivbss. hId,.-
4 on Friday. June a. at o'clock P. M on the
premises, my Farm, situated four miles nom the
Guy on WheeIpg on the National Road and two and
said city. AAN'-
The place contains So acres, OF which SO eres IA
good bottom laud, located between the National
ROAD and Wheeling Greek, we'll adapted for GARDEN
or vineyard purposes, and desirable place for a
country residence. - :
The remaining portion Of the land is located on
the aemPheld Railroad, and contains excelIent
co9i, on which there Is q good apple orchard-also
well apapted for a VINEYARD
The abov two portions ofland will be offered for
sale separately. = 800
For terms of sale, DC, enquire of the undersigned.
THOS. CLARK
An Excursion Train will leave the Hemp6eld
3ePot At So o'clock P. n. to accommodate those
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This Festival Is intended to be comprehensive
~ q. AZ the most rational enjoymsnts that can
The spacious Han will be brilliantly illum mated
AND p!oIuseiy ornamsnted with eVerRreenS dovers
and drapery, and decorative gas, and water. and
Eock WORK. Refreshmsnts, boquets and useful and
ancy articles will be offered for sale A capSciouG
stage VIII be erected aud recherche amusements and
Of various kinds will be Introduced
each evening. All will be made redolent with per
,pI1 Music and melody will abound, and every
PSS:lpe VIII be done 70 male 1t worthy the
sacred object whose cause 1t pleads.
Contributions of money, goods useful and fancy
aEeies labor, fruit, flowers, curiosities nationsI
relies, &c, &c, are solicited and will be thapkfuIy
IeSSived 5y any OF the officers or committee
especially invoked. 4s'Nie' u
Patriotic citizens of neighboring communities are
earnestly requested to assist this great labor Of love
and send contributions and delegations to its sup.
port as.5 gsl s5fI -
The following named gentlemen from neiVhborin1
towns and cities have been appointed agents to fo
Ear1 any contributions that may be contrbute led 10
Ihems and also to nss any and all means ia their
PoMeE 70 iaTther the good work behalf Of the
J u. Hobha
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E. P, Rhodes, Bridgeport, Ohio.
H. B Rice, Martiusville,
G, w. DilWorth, Mt. Pleasant,
Col. @. L. Poorman. st. Clairsville Is
I. LippincOtt, jr., Marristown,
Richardson + Bro, Bellaire,
J. P. Watson, HarrisVille, sI --'t
Wilson Stringer, West Wheeling,
Jno. Brad6eld, Barnesyille, "nf
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l have the honor to be,
Very respectfully,
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF
5. CAROLINA, GEORGIA, AND FLORIDA, d

~ SAAOAAHAI N6OhSLAt AND FLORIDA, d.
uH aa CHARLESTON, June ID.
GENERAL: Five generals and forty i've
field officers of the United States Army. ali
OF them prisoners of war, have been sent
to this city for safe keeping. They have
been banded over to Brigadier General
Ripley, commanding the First military dis.
trict of this department, who will see that
they are provided with commodious quar-
tiers in part of the city occupied by non
women and children. 1t is proper, how.
ever, that should inform you that it is a
part ofthe city which has for many months
oeen exposed day and night to. the fire of
your guns. On
Very respectfully, IS
Your obedient servant,
SAN JONES, Major General Coming.
Major General j. G. Foster, command.
ing Dotted States forces on the coast of S.
O., o.S.
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FESTIVAL and Fair

FESTIVAL ana Fair"
DERsoHS WiahinE to GnbSeribs u n. g., =.
4 being ratsed in connection With 40 RSJr ~.
the neuent Of our sick and wounded SoidioT1 ,tJn
1e AID DO 30 - other dates in conn0eFior, IftS
me me GsooiAeaon wa now prevent II eHIIinS n,
W y PeLsot-,, GhOse who have aired G1hScFih0d
call and settle. E-S -" WI P4---lo
IL aaus lis5s7 JOHN DONION.- =
JeAS4N Chairman Rtnanes CommiftSS d
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Notice to the Public

~ any debt connected With the PsSt iToI o.
except the ehairmsn Of the various p1b IiShsS
eon@tttees Connected Herewith f.SS t e.
Regular ParkersburK Paokot.
~ The steamer REVENUE. C.Dt,,,
Nnhleman, viii take the pIses ~ az az
~. -. Eagle and make regular trips durinS
Je2o-1W JELLY MANNER ASsnt, /.
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The following is the Union ticket, Just
nominated, in Washington county, Pa:
Assembly-Dr. R. R Reed and j. R
Kelly.
Sheriff. E. R. Smith, of Washington,
by exclamation, VIM. Hornish having
withdrawn.
COmmissiOner-Thos' j. Bell, of East
Cofonor-1saao Vance, of South stra.
bane
Director of POOr-wm. Davis, South
Strabane.
Auditor-JOseph Linton, OfEast Beth,
lehem.
The Congressional ConEerees were in.
structed to vote for Geo v. Lawrence
woob.-Tbe Washington county (Ps.)
papers report sales OF choice clips of wool
at IS cents. The farmers ore not In hur,,
ry to sell, anticipating higher rates.
Saml. Grist, grower near BurgettstoWn
ia reported as Shearing 26 lbs Of wool from
9 two year old buck this season.
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G o N G 81 r u.
ME Ladies' Of the stN hseliue Penal. s.rD,,.,,,
ooNEGF 1I give VOCAL AND INsTRGMRNTIL
WAsHINGroN HALL

WARRINGTON HALL,
FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE a...
For the beneHt OF the Christian Commission
undeE Ihe auspices OF the Sanitary FSir To &
In this city on Tuesday, June 18th. SE'ueu
1ieAe9 90 cents. Reserved Seats SLOO
Doors open at Z. Concert eommenc "a Al o,cloo,
" SAFE OF roServed seats will commenee m -
09 !. n morning At O'Clock At WashingtOn Hail.
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WANTED,

MABDIATELY.-A Young man b.t,,..,, ~
4 ~ years Of age. None need apply unIsSS ,6SS
SA Al come well recommended. = - '1'S
ge11 HARPER 4 RRo
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CoFreSpondence between Cons. FOs-

OUR OFFICERs IN CHARLESTON
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1ANUfACTURERS, MECHANICS AMI
WORRINGMEN OF WHEELTNG
LADIES'

49, - nee DS said 70 you your hauda N. ,I
Eeaoy, your hearts are AlGays fnIIi @SayB
yG 3 county calls you to your d1ty We FnoE more
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a. MINISTER'S OF THE GOSPEL
PesS 2 SeSF ne, Sssl 70 Be Jealous in this holy
Sooa samaritan OF old. Never Vas $500 q s
ty-neysr vas thSFs moFe fsSTf5I y
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CHILDREN

80 SS015 Pge<sS Money and spend Il At the Pa.,i
SsS.L TneFe II viii bring Won All 4 =
soLtn ana heal many wound beGide. - = y
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soms EeGlous patriot IN eaeh eo,s,s-,,,,,,., -.
oal Of love rolling, and Vheu n = the
''N tninse these Poor soldiers haTS PrS.SrTSd fo
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The following is the correspondence be.
tween Generals Foster and Jones:
HEADQUARTERS DBP'T'u'r OF THE Souri,, !
s.. HILTON HEAp. s. @. Juue Is. Z
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Hmnarmen.s.
pARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
sriL !. TRIUMPHANT. ATTRACTION uNEcu ALLEp
THIRD AND LAST WIEN -.

|sriLn Tx sDMpfAST. A'rRaCIiyS , y n.y.
fit OF THE GRRaT RAvEL PANiNaiME:
new TRICKS SCENES, end r. ANsFsltMAi' ~ !,
an TyrNt YXfIiBiJTON EVERY MOhN,HH ~
AT WEIGH TINE THE LECrpkE-RpU,Aa WiiA pH
THROWN OPEN WITHOUT CHARGE
For tie exhibition OF sn.>-x,r
IIERR NADOLggrS WONDERFUL CtBiStr,
which upasres only q fest hiyh, feet wids ara eet
thick Il. contains 2po ees " ;,e ii-'Ae' ,s
'cs .ra g.cc' 81 bsr.ss .'S .s
IL viii ESQ he exhibited Ia the EVENING a. coeu-'on'
Pantomire. nut no, ~ tho afternoon. o,ocv
AFTERNOON Al 2: EVENING At = VILoch'
THE GRE Al Ra. I'll PANTOMlME,
fail Of Ian, labe AID sr,.ing tricks ehangrr j0Ars teu
lons Transform eoIs ard ma incsnt scenery enti'sa
Characters by roxy DENER, tbs celebrated Cosn ~,
,C. K. FOX, Mr.. o. DAVENPORT, 81. A. CROSSE, j. IN, NJ
HUGHES. Milo. LOrISE the charming dansease, Nile
ERNE>riNH, anil fnl company. .,,,,,,
ETHIOPIAN SONGS and DANtES....J. II. CLlffchp.
TIRE GRAND ORCHESTRlAN,
MAGNIFICENT MUSICAL INSTRUMENT
shof. intervals DAY and evening the n2rt .ncut ana
eiaborl.e OvERTUREs and COMPOSITIONS, with oil
ia. erandeur. compass. and chsining elect Of
FULL ORCHESTRA OF 20 ISSTRTMENTS
forces into the Museum go .s o. pure cool air per minute
rendering II tho -. o,,,,, ,-,r,y
COOLEST rLACE OF AMuskMENT IN THE CITY
10 he seen At all bonrs:
MARVELLOUS LIVING AFRICAN MUD FISH,
I'D BROUGHr HERE IN DRY SOLID CLAY!
fOiR SPLENDID SEALS, ~ ST CAPIrhED'
PAT Guild. GIANT GIRL, FRENCH GIANI. LIE
TWO SMALLEST DWARFs LIVING, THE THREE
ALBISO CIiILDREN. BEAUTIFUL AouARIA, TWO
LIVING KANGAROuS LINING PORCuPlNE NINA
TIRE SKATING POND MOVING WAX FlOl MS
HOU DlN'S AUTOMATON WRITER TIE MUSICAL
SEAL, MONSTER 5EBPENTs, AND A MILLION oiH-
Err CURfUSlriEg.
Physiological Examination. oy Prof LIVINGSTON
Admission. 2je cents: children under ten, Is cents
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prp gooOs.

NEW SKIRT FOR 1864.
~ NEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN
HOOP SKIRTS.
THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC toR DOUBLED STEEL
SPRING.
J. l. 4 !. q. WEST,
NO 81 CHAMBERSSr.. NEWYORE,
AZ. the owners OF the Patent end Etc Manufacturers
% THIS -,
PATENTED DUPLEX ELLIPTIC" STEEL SPRING
SKIRT.
T,, invention consists Of DaPax d twol En'p,c s.se
Springs nssniously braided tightly ard firmly together edgo
70 edge making Toughest most elastic netibe and durable
Sprng used enabling The wrH.r la consegucnee of s
es, elasticity and sI beness 10 place and fold Ire 'A
When 10 easily and with the convenience 90 sk
or muslin entirely sbviafos and siruccs the only OBJ
factions Hoop fk. tie 10 the "eaie as
well AZ the public especially In crowded assemblies car
rso,d cars oureh pews, IN any crowded place rom the
difficulty VI contracting them and occupying small space
this entirely removes the difficulty while giving the shut the
usua foil and symmetrical form md il the hghtost aud most
y.h snd srs appearances FOR the street opera prone
made or house lady having enjoyed The pie
comfort and grnst convenience Of wearing ihe Duplex fpc
Spring Skirt Tor single day, vii siiersasd willingly
with the use thn They tho beet qn.ty IN
every part, by tho ghest most durable comfortable and
economical Silt made. Merchants VIII be supplied n above
and adde's in hrsss retail stores IN ths ciJ and
lhrc pgnoc 1t the different States. -. .-..,,--,-.
u INQUIRE FOR 1HE "DuPLEN ELbiriiS'
SPRING skirt
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che CURT.
CAEATOCb RACES!
~ THE tiRsr NE

> ' rae ssS sin2i MEETING ''',"'-
SARATOGA RACINE Ii S1s ASSOCIATION,
AT SARATOGA srEfNGs
"a "A .h w ~ 20, &c held s.s e o. .n As ,s. '
sEvER1I RACES VILE VT IL 81 run Run EACH DA@
No postpone es'. .,css SS s..s Il I'd asS;.
A''a'l' ''l'' Fik SID PayzrlRsr RACE - ~
pooad. 80 eisnes. play pays si''oS sdiel i Sis'
Close" "''' - s 1ii D4Y-sEcoap RACE.
pn,s. ss0g t,r ali sres. Two.M le Heat- d."
r0f'e '' s y, e DAY-FiRsT RACE, am
70, ali aees Purse $685. Onr. snd.a half Niles
f'' a. ssMg jAi-SECOND PACfd i.is..W
ghe SARATOGA STAKES FOR z.ysas cds; 10 e4r -
pounds. SO en,rance pay or pay; S'e0 sdasd "hs e.
Closed wife u s SANE DAY-THIRD RACE. 'i'"A
r"T'' s'''' r TTR p'f b'iiY-FlRsT RACE
Sweeps.shes ol 3yea, 9ds TO carry V Poaads; ne VT
m the 1ravers' stakes 70 carry pSnnn. .Hs;
trance; so fcelt; $3.50 added Dssh OF Two os' ''''
WIN = N'"''"s SAME DAY-sECoSD RACE; ,o,.
Oh. CONGRESS sfRiEG PURSE, for all ages, sts'
iH'S' "'e fourth DaY-FIEsr RACE.
Pnrss 500 telling Roee for eli ages One ana '''r"
SAME nAY-sEcoSo RACE.
HANDICAP PURSE, 4soal 1'hrss Miles.
:" SAME DAy-rHlRD RACE. IA,
Purse 500 for boon Boz hs5e ON and ,6 Sqr' l'
HANDICAP PURSE, -1io f'E 3yesr Odds beaten al INT
ersOn and Saratoga MI ii.sis. .tas $50
pnr.e $500 HrRDLE RACE. hash Of Two Ni,e'
TIE splendid New Course IL now conpe'rd and y n''h
admired by all who Sit H. Tie .tand ACCOMMODATIONS -
AMPLE aaordngs perfect view Of the sn'iro course rom esc
Al tie be-. horse. in the country will be in attendance and
the mos. exeng trials o. speed are am. slga'ed' ~
An efficient pollen will secure good order
Psr.ons having in tho eyeug eitheI by "a, -
steamer reach ssrstoga at O'Clock nett norihns E1s
trains VIII also Ioy and Albany and srrsSs ~
Saratoga in time for the races Drawers, Prasscs
&. WHgATLy, Secretary.
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Mc0ilal.
THE REMEDY OF THE
ruE CELEBRATED
TROPICAL BALSAM,

PREPARED BY CARREvO BROTHERS n Co,
Lncwn a. iHFALLiBLE fcr the speedy cnre Of Pitrhsis
GROUP ard all other Affections Of the CHEST and THROAT
Affection. resa't.pg IRON, rALLS, BLOWS .r RifsEs'
HEMoRRHAGRs, WOUNDS. COMMISSIONS ULCERS
PILES. FEIOSS. BURNS CHAppED LIPS, HANDS Se''
HEADACHE. rOOITIACHF. EARBcBE, spd sill osher
NrURALcIC, RHEUMATIC, and spAsNoDiC PAINS
Valuable letters certifying the wonderful cures ef'''sd
nv this precior. medenr are Published in Tnr TRIBUNE
Tup INDEPENDENT, and the CorgirR DEs ErArsIlsn
Fun directions FOR oand each bottle ard cifru
con,xn ne sid dir. ons end large number 81 ieno
NAL rt,er be h.d tho General u. pot aud VIII he cent
10 private residence. request.
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He'd essir, sc sdyi.sd Keep always Ibis Ba,ssm by
trs In order 70 IA time In Of WOUNDS HrsoH
sHAG,s BURss BnunEs te., thus obtaining al immediate
cure snd a,ns tire n-russ and money al those 10
~. devoted .ach occupations expose them 10 danger or
require the olinsnen,s whs.wiih they may be injured
Prize Of bottles, 81 cents md tL
G.norsl pepo, =, wN. Y. SHELLS No. 5 Wltt-. New
Ynfh PrtaIed 81 the aTag s.ofes.
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CLEVELAND COLUMBUS / CIScIySATI RAILROAD Co 3
CLKvxL.Sp, ONO, Jniy u, 1864
nIVIDEND NOTICE.-Ihe Board OF Direc-
tors Il this Company have declared Css Dytsna oil
FIVE per cent. and IN ,xtra cash dividend 81 THREE pr
cont, both payable the usuai places and sef Aus J,
next FIRE. ~ Government tax. 49,, .
'''"' GEO Ii. RUSSELL. Treasurer.
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Corporation Aoiilrs.
$2,OOO,OOO L o. . rd 4 N


subse:p,ions sfe te.chy ny.a TO Loan OF Two Million
Doar tgtherred BY ordinance o. the Bead q sspersi'
os approved b. rs Msyof anr IS 49,. entitled IAN Ord
provide psoeafctse q Noarissfs Tor the
Anne. o. The Mon, J'r' ,ud parcel 81 tho Qo, 81 10"
Cry aud County Of Newton uaier any GptHe cM ol lie
President for men.
1hs yropsI bosks for .st .absp WI h. opef'd A.
ComT,rs,rs oref md sfsf rsiri.y ihe Iah Jre
instant .oa vii remain open anl n. ~ios 'hal 10
.Ai.p
Saba Hbor VIII bs rsairrd is ssposa With tho County
Tf.-,u-r tie rosds., isut n days .i-f Enter
ins Their Subscriptions tas sfagani sabfrf1h-d Tor by them
respectively and presenting hs rris fof tie money to
the Comptroller Ny will sos'. Bonds o. the County Tor
.sa. .mennu redesmsble bc;o- Iuns J. 1913 win
interest fea Tie date Of payment 81 the rate Of pr cent
per Annam.
Our fellow ezeni and the pubic generally a's respect
i-uy Invited cooperate tn Board o. Supervisors III
TIE bcnsroen, and patriotic Pspoie q IMPLYING the quota
81 from this County tho cal 81 the President for NOR"
a-n To- ihs army soon b- inae public. wthoa re'oins
ar. hat ptspore. Ae.!on will not be iAAen to E4s
volunteers under the ortnsLos rcis-soi 70 NATL 'nien'
amour, I. ,ubschtsi 10 Vsrsni n. Committee IN proceeding
10 thir MISTER. -.
MATTHEW d. Bkf.sNtN, compiroIeS.
CITY ~ Nss.Yssk D.nsrtnsut 81 fBsnos ComPTclsss
Or.co june H. lhhi
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Movement. Of Ocean Steamers.
Hosssn Cattle Market,

Al cAnsfrpGE AND BRIGHTON. -, "A,
HpUiei fer Tns gs' - er ne '''~s c''ss "f s'esv
H.. following .,as srooha' el oI reported = sTsss.s
.,s, ss,s e c:s;s;s;' sAsss ssSss. Hsp- VI:
Las. wrrk..........l..l.sls ae1e 400 = $50 ," 90
onr Jeaf ago ,Jpiy ~. i's5e ssa' 200, -Ssa ~ :
s...e.--,,r--s s,i ars sia 10y Pes ,es fsrop as
ioi- seconS Do. II ts4fis . tsrsw. ka afs.sa
... riiIa Ss,;,.-ya go IA @I ssst dos '''oJ !
cSs. sss ess,,.S. :ss~1, r,'rs; sssSs' es firrs-
a.y-ssse. 2 nsoa lise ssi.hE, ,I'%e', NJ sssF
sr..-slo.:., ssir. la ia>, retail na l'e. p D.. -
c1ls sis. asses, p %, Or eSpaka ~
''i P.ls 4SH iaSs r. ','ft ''l - ,''oi~
asnAKxs mrnffr ~ NsH issn Csssis - csshyseee
~. .ecs, e P' ~ s. ssi N % ~, ss: ~:
doh,sd indur s.ad - sr sscF ssh< vAs
.st'rHs g., sy from; %;. Gtsst, ~ ss 1880
.,a 10 have besn fs< sLs s,ock any 1eaS nS}-
,oL ,s 81; As S' a. 4 ns;ss r'Ts on IN
Of buyers. and uh In the msrnina basinsss
w y..y e., Sfis; Is Ss1Ses s3p.ssS iIss, AAssy ~
nsnS for the b.s ofetne osta Cows srd scay ss sss
spted at full sss eek rssei. ,ar thsss selousl
,.sss .i.,s.r.a ~. rtas a,yS. sis sefsd y NAVY
ssrsssive bid Wa lower s~ae dragged along oh s~rasy
esssA rhen there wee Isgra iso 10 10 -, leo
In Ne afternoon OF yerrf We found lp2 bead u csten
NEARLY Sos more ina, ihepa,che, claimed Here &C., sd
GsstAa wss scarce, aud e ees sold ~ iSS pm, DA
n higher thsn sny sold sYt week. Few however,
cached that figure snd hose few decidedly superior
the be. last week On Ordinary grades the market du
sheep and Lambs from Zoe. 10 : head lower tsn
week fai aoek Of old Northern Sheep sold
ein - 7to see head two eiece lots Of Old steeo
ia..
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TIM ERIE RAILWAY CosPASY,

T>nr ERIE RAILWAY CosPAsY /
No 1871 WEsr.sI.. Nsw YORK, July -, lsst'
nIVIDEND The Directors of this Company
have THIS DAY dec nIed Dividend out of the ram.
i.s of n, ROAD for ak months ending Seth jane Of THREE
And ONF.HALk PER CENT de.- the Government TAI Of
per cent? or the PREFERRED STOCK. ..
Also ID, aend Of FOUR PEh CENT. on the tONhON
CAPITAL STOCK. fIeo OF Government taxi
Both payable at the Tressnrefs office, Lie Place en-
Moesiav tho in I'd dsy of August next 70 the ,ssIed
holdefsof ock Al the eloting Of he books.
The transfer books Of both Preferred and Common sioeh
will he closed The afternoon o. Tuesday the l9f mt sad
90 roopened the 5tb day Of august.