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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-24
PROM THE PACIFIC.
Naval Detention OF Fire.
srms-Hrftish Outrage as Honolulu
Los. Of ~ Bo,top Sbip-Ncws Of the Fall
of R;cbweud n. tue Sandwich Islands.

Gen. Mcdowell has convened a military COM
mission TO fry tho Rebel pirates under tic command 81
Hucg alias Egson. arrested IN November ih-i OF fal
ma, While attempting 20 tehe the steamer saishi1r.
Ihey we're brought h''hfr on the
ter several mouths ago AID have been confined nt Fort
slcqiraz In this harbr The proofs VI their eut are
be ieved to b. isrefragibe.
The nirk Brontes. which was ahout 20 sail for Ari
IONA with 40 McIichu omigi ants. aud which bad 2j
eases of firearms board has been detained By The
lustom House authorities. who have telegispisd q
Washington for Instructions IN the premises. IL Is
supp, sod that the Jsrty. consisting manly Oh AmeTi
clis. was bound 10 NcIico 10 help JuareH
Three com pAes Of the Seventh Regiment Of Caior
MIA Volunteers sailed f0r Arizona TO day.
Tie fire nt Mooies Fiat on Tie i9ih destroyed one
tliTl VI tho town. Loss sA,plo
Tie Iiasniian snip Po'ynesien brings Sandwich
Islands date, 10 May IS Some registering m'dshlpnei
Of the British chip Clio caused great feelings indiena
lion among tho Americans at Honolulu by removing me
National ensign ON the American Legation anna tht
reoi.ng over fil II Hchmoad The captain ~ the
Clio compelled the midshipnen to re'to, the n's and
make public apology. oilcr expressing Ills hiceie'
at the occurrence. - 4.
lie .bip Monsoon ~ Boston, was Lost ut Iiovland's
Island on tlc ION IL Jnnunr, She had discharged AZ
turs II ballast. mi received npwerd ~ ~" 'ni's o
guHlO when great gale began. he shlpsifnck hcaVy
ON reef lrraking the rudder Short OH taxing VIII
t part Of he stern post, aud tipping up the quarter
deck blanks LARGE portions II te Keel came np h,hr
Size and tie snrf continually bioio uh"'t 'he sn.p
quarter. Afer pounding on one OF tie reefs come ''
sle punk stern forenOs about mile from the sboTe
Only one life aUp.,i. H. haze been ost--a Manhirar.
Tie American residents ut Honolulu Observed Apri
IS IS DAY for special rejoicing over III" good news o.
the fall Of Richmond. procession was io'eu, WIZ.
denc. of The American Minister. where patriotic
speeches were delivered. Tie greatest entnuslasln
WAS manifested. In tie evening therc were nfc"o'A
and Examinations. ,.
Later arrival. from China bringing Ho'g-hong da'e'
Of March 90 say nothiug of the supposed presence
the pirate Shenandoah In Tire Chinese Seas.
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M usic.

A Musical Entertainment WINS given last
evening ct DR.. Dowling's Church. corner Of Bedford
and Downingsts., BY the "Berean Musical Associa.
tion." under the leadership OF Mr. Charles W. Lord
George II. Cults esq. presided ct tie piano. Tho
"Union Glee Club" of this city. having generously
volunteered thor services contributed in no small de-
gree to the interest OF the The affair Passed
of we'll and was creditible to oil concerned.
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and developed number of previously unknown iaos In
practice by various unknOw pastorS but tue question
WAS finally decided with surprising upahimty. IN sup
port of the report OF the committee.
The Roy EDnuND D. UovEr then closed the session
with prayer.
EVENING.
A large Meeting OF EaeIs was held in the evening IN
discuss The means OF preperat for efficiency in and
the RESPONSIBILITIES OF, The Eidcrship.
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Rootk,. Rody Again.

A correspondent of The Ndrs, who, by way OF
Illustration spoke Of tie Disagreement Of Booths lie
less remains as ruuor told the 'ule. now says;
For the honor Of tie county, cm GLAD 10 say.
there i, DO truth in tie shocking tale. Booths BODY
was buried without Disagreement. II was buried III
secret and in the night, md no stone MARKS or ever
v I'M ,,aTk tine .poi--hn tbs was the choice Of his
family The BODY given to ITEM They bed 1t
carried far away 10 The Ncftt-away beyond New,
York-and there inferred, snd there TO- remain ar,i
tbo last ay, when the quick and tie dead arc TO be
{ldgeI.
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Lurue Fire in Indianapolis.

CINCINNATI, Tutsdhy, My ~ I0'''
Kingan & Co.'s pork-packing ESTABLISHING.
4 indianapolis destroyed by fire latt night Inc
loss is about &svloO0. vhlch was mostly insured a.,
The extensive pork.packiug and hoar-miD esiapi.sh'
ueut OF KiDean Co.. In this cty-the largest eslnp
.l,n ept Of the kind in the West-wns DESTROYED ny
IRE las, night. Loss 500 CO., insurance about s-otooo;
nrincipay the Hartford Fire Insurance ConInh! y,
Hartford tho Arctic Atlantic and Home companies ~
New. York and the Home Company OF lndiahhpon'.
TLe fire 10 supposed 10 have been the work Oh a"
.ncendiary.
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Inflammation Wanted.

If this should meet the eye Of Elizabeth Ann
Kngsbury she IL requested to .end intelligence OF her
whereabouts TO Der father Immediately when she Will
learn something to bcr own advantage. II any other
psrson,, knowing where she 49, viii communicate the
in information stating where letter viii reach her,
they will confer great favor upon her aged frther the
Rev j. w. Mckee Rondoui, Ulster County. n. \.
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II oscl Personal.

Brig. Gen. George s. Dodge. L. $. A.; the
Hon. r. II. Watson, Washington; John Hcrderson
Baltimore; II. Il. Cogg,hail Philadelphia [. Key
nods. bichiean A. n. Gilman. Richmond. andJ Ii.
Kinball California are u. the astrOpolitin Hotel
inc sostS ao aps 81 9s'Sn a%u Hotel
Miss Hosner the distinguished actress ID staying az
the Eifih.AYenue Hotel.
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Grsines5 Notices.

BARRY'S IRICOPHEaoU5 FOR TllH sKis AND
HAR-P.,Ton!1ed Ly the prncPa iapie. In LuIo;s III.
Anere. hi, ,Icse Article !, adDi''e.o be tue STANG
aid prepss for al p1rpo-ss connected win tie Ham IL
prevent. 2. .. of. eTsi,s'es s'cH. Da'duh sc ara
keeps IN tie berSufui condition. Is ha5ioh use
feulefs h. 4 OH pon'l'nm, - any otIer pcps'e"o
quite superfuoul Sod by bnEy 4 sons No " 81
Pell. London, 0svey. 40 II Queer ~. Jon'y Lhsepr
sh.yes No ~ Ple-Liiy London Jones Co.. No - 'oD'
,,.rJ Dc. Ca.ueu, p.rr; B.h. 40 Mossortbs 81 DUB
Ia. Ao,ou.n Pot r,rsa,e No :. Hamlufg Dohhui '"-'
Usnbur,; icncy. hsh.', Cn'In'-y Dfeei' 40 ~ h'ih
T.; Orsnihlm LIN ols!!rc. 'onss' Naidd sls'ni DofJ
Hs.aI,; Lyman bEother Csusdi, Norton Co, No'ase'
,ia Crsh,n Seforrdiodi Rurgoyre Co, -'n ffsneheo
Watson Prince Ed~ajs Island; Hampstead lie he "na"'
RE; Pou Panama Nobry Bisfii. Moss Co. A"''fNh
Hsr.ou. Ver Cruz M.Iieo; Hennedy 'asIai "e1' rfu'
ala Loe... Eus.ia Bsust. tLns .'~nlS'" 'spA. nm
e,,i oo. No ~, Pe,r., New Yor.. aud BY al dfnts'
thfo. a out tho t.iici States.
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CNCTysATL Tuesday. May 20. 1895:
FOur hundred Rebel prisoners at Indian apoii'
were released yesterday after taking the oath Of ole
glance. -Four hundred more will be discharged TO day
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THs CELEBRATED PIANo.FORrEs.

Tbs CELEBRATED PIANo.F0RrSs.
VIZ. KxADY Co.'S
PIAso.PoRrs WARuaoous
RRxovBp
No go BRoAD1Ay
Up stairS.l
sarAas PrsNoS
UPsIaar PIANOS
spierdd assortment Of the celebrated Knabs" Pianos
ever STYLE in Grand Square and Uprshs will always DO
found Ia the new, spacious wsrerooms,
70. 60 BROADWAY.
Tie "Knabe" Pianos ave received the most cordial se
moniss from the highest Of the musical world such
TnALBERs. GorrscHALx. sArrER, sIRAxoscH. Mrlo, An
scHurE sId many Others.
j. BAUER L Co. Agents.
No. $50 Broadway.
UTp st,irsl
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Ito Nation!
4 WEEKLY JOURNAL

1
POLITICS. LITERATURE. SCIENCE AND ART.
| viii DO published in Nsw.York.
| Jvrr O. 1855
Ito main objects will b:
Fis Tho maintenance and diffusion Of trus deu>orstis
principles In society and government d the sdvocscy end
illustration Of whatsoever in legislation or In manner, ss,ns
likely to promote equal dtribu,ien Of The tt,is Of
progress and civiisation.
Second: careful accurate and moderate ciseus<ioa
OF the topics Of the day. and a les economical aoA
constitutional question. than ia possible in the daily
Tai,d Sound and criticism Of books wosis o.
art.
Fourth Tho eaes and persistent consideration OF the
condition coored at the South with view TO the
removal Of oil s c d,iusons between them and the ress
Of the population and the bssowsl them far sducs
o security and justice do IT, Of equal chance In ths
race Of life.
Fa The enforcement sad i!usysion Of the doctrine th
the whole community ha, the strongest interest," both mora.
political and er in their elevation, and that there can "
READ stability the Republic long as they constitute -
at present, sl,rge ignorant and degrsded clasA
S.rh The collection aud diffusion Of Trustworthy inforus
ton the condition and prospects Of tie Southern Stse
the openings they sa,d capital, the supply and kind
labor which be obtained the and the progress msda
by the coored population acqan; the habits and desires
Of civilized lie.
Wards Patent French Printed.
WARDS PATENT FREyCh PRINTED
WARDS PATENT FRENCH PRINTED
PAPER COLLARS.
PAPER COLLARS.
PAPER COLLARS
PAPER COLLARS.
PAPER COLLARS.
PAPER COLLARS.
CAUTION TO THE PU5LiC.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
CAUTION 10 The fUSLIC.
Certain parties infringing my rights by selling com
mon, worthless printed paper collar.
Al collars made by inc hsye my the collars ~
box s'so.
The paper used fer ny superior collars IL made from ihsa
rsg. which males them very strong in the buton-hoe'
10 Be had AT ALL GEMS FURNISHING
STORES.
TIE TRADE SUPPLIED BY THE FOLLOWING
AGENTS:
HEw.YORK T.. s. JAfFRAY co.
CHICAGO, ILL.,. TYLER BLOCK, la sALLE-sT.
CHAS. y. WARD.
BALTIMORE. ND, ISAAC COALE, JR. BROTHER
BOSTON MASS, ID. LYONS CO.
BUFFALO, N. L., H. CONE co.
ClsCISNATI OHIO, LEAviIT BEvIS. AND OTT'N-
GER. BLArr co.
CLEVELAND OHIO. KOCH, LEVI. MAYER ca
OSWE0O, ~ Y, KLoCH GUILD
UTICA, n. Y, ~ FIZSIMONS.
ALBANY. NJ Y, FRYER & kNOWLTOS.
LOUISVILLE, ny, J. Won BORViES co.
WASHINGTON H. c. WALL STEVENS co.
MANUFACTURER No 20, BROADWAY NETWORK.
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The Southern Telegraph Lines.

LOUISVILLE. Tuesday. May q, 1904.
The South Western Telegraph Company'S INES
are nox open to Mobile. and Will 10 working to NEW
Orleans In a sew days.
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MARRlE =.

lATFORD-RyrrH-kt Gresn~ ich. Conn, or Wedres'sy,
hay a. by tho Kev ". IL. MUIR, Stsvan H. Ratio1d TO
Julia =, daughter VI tire lat. k.pI kie'. .o cards
rSTVgN--Ou Tuesdsv May %, At the Church Of
the HOLY Conn nnion by Rev Dr Mulerberg, assist
by the Rev 2. |. rsence. Mslon ~ Sends to Edi'n,
daughter Of Re 70 y. Min;nrn esq, OF this city.
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IAdverti.Inentl
ITcn lTCH, iTCH.
ScIATCIi iCRNTCH ScasTCHi
L. - .rn,so flt..r.trsr
" hTAIOAs UISIHfNT

WILL CUhE HE ITcH iS IL HOURS -,
Also cues Salt X cum. Ulcers. thi!baiDs, ana a.i
Efupiuns OF tie Skin. Price 20 cents. For sale ~ az
dugci *. By sending 90 cents 10 WEEKS POTTER
SHE AGENTS No 100 Nasiington-s. Boston, IL VIII be
fory udcd by MIL fee of postage, to any part oi the
United States.
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hdvrr,iscirent.
A PRIZE Of Or lIugDRLD DOLLARS Is offered
for NliioDal Jubilee Song the great mora results
If the war. T. be handed I'm b. tie st Of JnEe fof
particulars the May June Numbers cf Dcmortsts
Monthly. ". Jennings DkioHLsI
80. - Beekman-st.
hiyer isemrnt-
IMPORTANT IT, S0LDiERj.-t'entS al Wool
Snts. Sle. Boys ell wool Suits, -. AZ /. V. B.oKA"s
No. a Fourth ave- and 80 81 L-.Iyet.c.P!acc.
IAdyeri.-ment
JEFFERs's Ladies and Gents Bathing Shcr',
with Thick Elastic Hemp SDles necessity 10 all
bstle.s ard country raublers Prices REDUCED JLF'
PLEa, No. Jsj broadway.
iAdycrserus ~.
LORDS Cleaning aud Dvcng ESTABLISHMENT,
Garments beautifully cleaned. 80 roomc-sL. cor way
t1veflserrn'
LADIES, see Splendid Novelties IN TIE June
Number OF DENoREsf's MONTHLY. now ready.
iAdyrY.iseaeut.t ,
Corys, BUsrOSS. ENLARGED JOINTS ana AL
di,ea.es tie OF cured ~ d. LAciGf. No 10 brca"a AZ
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A Discovery LOGx Neeeeh.-1RAf HAHN Anu
EaLDNE,S r. NTIKEiY PREVENTED.
.Loni,a Hair C,isr Ecsfoyer and Drsna9'
"Ioaaol Hair Co'or Ess,0yey and DTe'rag
DID,. 80, ,ts;, No P,e,tnb BgIiseW.
hesfo,es GTly Iihiy. ffete"is nI,'s.-
hes,1re. Gray Hsfr DI r.. F'ere'is oI""'''
k.eps he head cic4H, col and heo!nv'
M al stain the siin plrffcte
"Iosaii ell rnferes iar 20 di original eor.
Srsugfarns and promotes The gr5ett'
Vor,rn.,d r. syaidt mfRer0l ssbstf"oe'
I'seJ b. sasisea, Fhssca.s aud Clergy. 4.
Al si1nl use this truly uonfeJH. dfeoteTr
Is a Hfir In ssi.g a "a perfect" -.
Single bo,'.r - CENTS S.x bottles, ~ Sot oy IN
SWAN, >tJS 10. 80 North S.xi.,,. Phi adelphisi
HEIMBOLD, 20. 5aA Roadway; WILLS x 90, No. AZ
Fr.nkl,.., BARNES CO., No. u farAIo", Ne~'ioA.
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Lighthill's New Book.

yrsr PCDLIsHsD.
NEP II % I n II Y.
The New System for the Treatment 81
DISF ASEs OE THE THROAT.
Casrr Asthma s.o items Of the Voice. Larynzeei beoer
chisl aud rn,snonsiy Complaint, innsnma,oa
RESPIRATORY ORGANS.
DIR EDWARD BUNFoRD LrGHrnILL.
mo % -. Marx .pl,ce. New-fosk)
Author Of ~ Popular Treatise Deafness, It's Csnsea
AID Pr. v-non" 'Ca,arrh ord Kindred Disesse Of tne
Re- pirsory Systcu." The Progress Of AURA surgery u
a., Treatment Of Deafness and DiscbaTses from tie Eax.
&c, &C.
Ore Emo Volume Price 50 Cents.
- Sold BY al Roos.-lers and sent by mail FREE
SNF' CARLETON Publisher, Jew York
Nc. 4iJ BROADWAf, corner Of Ls9enATdre
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Advertisement, ,
Copys. RUyrOys. ENLARGED JOINTS ana al
o. H. % cured bT d. LlciEi. No &C. brca A.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-29
New York Money Market.

NEW IUNhi NUF' ~S'
Noney-steady att per cent. Sterling
-ouiet at s1,O9a1 ,0ss Gold-more &C.
tive and tirmeii opening at Sl,47f, and
advancing to Sl,4st.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-29
New York Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. %.

Cotton--nominally unchanged at 52a
$50 for middling. Flour-.extra State
firm, while pretty much all other kinds
are dull and lower; SS,4Oa9,60 for extra
State and extra r. H. O., and S9,3Oal II 90
for trade brands; market closing quiet.
Whisky-heavy at S2,34a2,35. Wheat
Opened steady but closed shade firm
CT: Sl,67o1,s2 for Chicago spring, Sl,I0a
I,s2 tor Milwaukee club, 81 ,s3a1 ,S5 for
amber Milwaukee. Rye-quiet Barley
dull; s1,al,05 for state and Sl,25 for
Canada West. Farley Malt-quiet.-
Corn-lc better and more active; 9Oa94c
for unsound, 95a96c for sound; 10000
bushels sound western, for January, buy-
ers option, at ST. Oats--quiet; 49a56c
for unsouud, 61a63c for sound Canada,
and 64a65c for State and western. Coffee
Quiet. Sugar-dull and nominal. Mo-
lasses-ouiet; Porto Rico at 7Oa90c. Pc
troleum-dull and lower; crude 4Oc, re-
fined in bond 65a66c. Pork-decidedly
lower; $27, 75a29,l2 tor mess; closing at
500 for cash, and $25,a25,25 for prime; al
so 1000 barrels mess, for January, sellers
option, at $3.50. Beef-dull and heavy;
llal4o for plain mess, and l4al7c for
extra mess. Beef Hams-dull at S3Sa4l.
Bacon-dull; sales of 100 boxes short
ribbed at 16tc; Dressed Hogs-dull and
heavy at l31al3fc. Cut Meats-heavy;
shoulders 13al5c, and hams I7a2lc. Lard
lower; at lSa23c. Butter-dull; 3Oa42c
for Chic, and 36aA6 for State. Cheese
steady at l4al9c.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 2S.

CINCINNATI, NOV. 70.
Flour-dull but unchanged in prices.
Wheat-dull and prices nominal; old red
81 ,9Sa2, new red Sl,70al,75. Corn-dull
and prices declined to40a42 for new
Oats-in good demand, and prices adj
vanced to 42a43c in elevator. Rye-ad-
vanced to 55c for pine. A better feel
ing in market for Hogs; there is good
demand for fair to heavy averages at 80
al0,50 nett, but holders are firm at Sl0,-
S0all; receipts 700 head. The provision
market has touched bottom. Mess Pork
is quoted at S27a2s, the latter the asking
rate fornew Green Meats are held with
more firmness at S3allic, and 13al31c
for shoulders, sides and bans. Nothing
doing in Old Meats. Lard unsettled and
irregular, prime at 204a21c. Groceries
quiet. Small sales of Whisky at 1926
Weather cloudy. Thermometer az deg.
Gold Sl,47al,471.
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RIVER NEWS.

The RIVER was still rising last even
ing, with six feet four and half inches
water in thechannel. al III sffi
The Potomac left for Cincinnati, full
of freight and people. We notice this
boat has secured Mr.. Theodore Schragg
to produce music on the calliope. He is
an old hand at the business, and plays
his part" admirably.
The, Nashville, Captain Sam, Beatty
leaves this evening for Cincinnati,
The Pine Grove, Capt. D. w. Maratta,
leaves this evening for Cincinnati.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Train for the West.

WHEELING, Nov. 2lst, 1855.
ON AND AFTER THE 21st Of NO.
~ VEMBER, the Passengers and Mails from
Wheeling for the West, will be d spatched from
the Depot Of the r. q o. r. X. Co. at 40 a. M,
$40 p. H., and leave Benwood on the arrival Of
the c. O. R. r. trains at ll:40 am. and 1925 p IN.
noy23 If
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-29
Farm For Sale Low.
VALUABLE VINEYARD AND FARM
FOR SALE.

s1ACRKsO OF LAND
u adapted to Grape growing, with about u
acres already set out Also fine orchard of
Apples, Pears and Plums, 500 Currant bushes,
&c :, &C being the farm recently purchased of
Situated about . hile from CaldNelis Run Road
For terms Upply 70 &c. COOPER or
J. 8 RHODES
Administrators Of the Hststs II ". D. ssAssney,
QeeeeeeG 80
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Now York CattIe NInrkaf.

New YORK, Nov. %, 1885.
Current prices for the week at all the
markets, are as follows:
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Notice.

Il at Harper 4 Bros on Main street Wbesj.
tPg Of the Stookholdes of THE WHEELING
HARK,n on FRIDAY, the sth day Of Deccmber
1865 O'Clock p m, for the pprposs OF Slscting
Utreotors f0r the ensuing year, making hy.laws
&C. j. A. METCAEF,
Presideut pro. tenn.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
FOR WHEELING PROPE RTY

FOR WHEELING PROPERTY.
4 TRACT OF La ND CONTAIN
n ING 1.2sO acres lying in Atcheson county,
Missouri 10 miles from the Missouri river, and
miles from the town of Russellville IL is first.
class unimproved land, soil rich and deep, well
adapted to the raising Of hemp or stock, and well
watered About 10 acres is timbered land and
the remainder beautiful, undulating prairie.
Tho Plat Valley railroad runs within about or
miles of this land and the adjoining lands to
this were settled 81 years ago.
Also;
In Brown county, Kansas, goo acres of first.
class land, II miles from the Missouri river, and
from TO miles from the town of White Cloud, .
prosperous town Of 9, 500 inhabitants. This land
Is in six separate 100 acre farms, and Is under.
laid with coal It is we'll watered and the soil
very deep. This land is surrounded by farms
in high state of cultivation. Neither Of the
above tracts can be excelled for beauty and rich.
ness Of soil IN any country. Either to actual
settlers or to spectators as an investment, tho
above offers a rare opportunity
The above valuable lands will be sold at very
reasonable figure for cash or will be exchanged
for property In Wheeling. For terms, &c., up.
ply TO THOS OBRIEN,
Real Estate Agent
novls Register Buildings, Wheeling.
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Wheeling and Bellair Railroad
Packet.
The fine steamer, 4,
UZ AWE SVILH-

E"
"ZANE sVIIIR,p
Capt. W. S. HURp.. WIN itat ANDERSON Clerk,
VIII ply,4s regular packet be.
L,sAs8S tween de above points, leaving
g. - e.6ling every day, Sundays ez.
cepted,) at tde following hours:
LeavesSWheeling at o'clock 4. NJ connect.
ing With the Gas A. NJ. train going west.
Returning, leaves Bellair at 1880 A. NJ.
= Leaves Wheeling at 10 o'clock a. NJ.
Returning, leaves Beliair on arrival Of 1913
A. NJ. train.
Leaves Wheeling at $3.50 o'clock P. M. connect.
ing with the $40 p NJ. train for the west.
Returning, leaves Belair on arrival of S.
p NJ. train. $50
Particular attention given to all business en-
trusted to our care. The patronage of the pub
lie respectfully solicited. -.
For rates of freight or passage, apply on board
or to BOOTH, BATTELLE g. Co., ,
noy2s-tf .,S Agents.
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SWANN HOUSE.

/ ED HANDS, On Thursday OcioSs.N g
1867, j. w. Dent, late of the Richmond n D. "
took possession of the Swami Hons -yses
term ofyeafs. BE hopes, by strict atteps,SS
business, TO merit a continuance Of the -,
eral patronage conferred upon him whs =. ~
etor OF the Richmond. ttf FGpf'
Every department Is in the char,s a..
most efficient assistants J. WIN my
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BUSINESS CARDS
SAMUEL p WHEFT,Rp

TT0KNEx, C0LLRCTop -,
IA PENSIONS, soldiers Claims. and S0R
Accounts; All Officers, Soldiers, or S,s%a,us i'd
sbled in the service OF the United Stats a., as
ttleato Pensions for life and in case Of FL ,s S
death, tne wlGNS, orphan children, mother >,
entitled 10 a pension, and also the hornt,A w
hundred dollars and all back paw dne VI y, one
in each case Is FIVE DCLLARS IL he re
for pension is collected, and NO ca PeJpsA e Z
case of failure. e in ifG lsGl a. n
Certified accounts collected ON the most ,...
enable terms. Ns
Once. No $50 Fourth Street near the Co...
House, Wheeling, Va .s SSeh
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WINTER SCHEDULE.
BALTIMORE &OHIO R. R.

OFFICE BALTIMORE ONO RAILROAD Co., I
WHEELING, 27th Oct, 1865 )
TRAINS WILL RUN
i by the following schedule on and after the