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The Fair. -
Yesterday, the second day Of the Fair,
a good many additional articles were
entered. Quite large crowd of people
were on hand to witness the races,
which were very spirited. The follow
ing is the result of the races: -la
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NORW GOD SCHOOL,
Nelson Co, Va.

THE NORWOODsCHO0L, WITH
i fall corps Of able and ezperieuesd In
structors and under stiil more favorable ansPloes
than hetetofoft. EfIl reopen on Wednesday.
september. 18th 1861 The interest and ad.
yaIoemsnt Of the scholars viii receive the clos
eat peFssnal attention. Address
WILLIAM d. CABELL, Principal
Norwood p. o., Nelson Co, Va
auRI6-tin Octl
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Circuit Court.

In the Circuit Court yesterday mo-
ton was made to quash the reniri in the
rape case of Lawrence Cady, which was
overruled by the Court. The evidence
in the case will be opened to-day.
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He IL Here.

We noticed upon the Fair Grounds
yesterday the veteran horsist Felix
Lafferty, of Pittsburg. There is no
doubt that Felix nose as much about
horses as any man on top of grass.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE.

rI,HIS HNsTITCTION WILL BEGIN ITS
i Fifteenth Annual Session, Sept. 3 1907.
F1CULTY: "
Rev. ~. Blttls, D. D., President and Prof.
Nor and Int. Science.
S. c. Wells, A. NJ, Prof. Math- and Nat Phi
Rsv' ". B. Yonce A. NJ Prof. Ancient Ian.
guayes and Literature.
Rev. J. B. Davis A. NJ. Prof. Agriculture
and Mining.
u Moormsn, n. D., Lecturer On Anatomy
and Physiology. ~ H..
l. r. Holland. A NJ, Ast Prot Languages
and Prin. Prep Dept,
H. T. KlingsT, A. II Prof. Modern Ian gnagea'
J.R. Hudson, A N, Asst Prep. Dept
THRNS-E1penses in all DEPARTMENT., in:
ending boarding, tuition, roOm-rert, fuel and
liehta. and fncideutals, t3O5.e0. Rof further In
formation, address REV. %. T. BITTLE.
july3l S"em' Va
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Merchants National Bank
OF WEST VIRGINIA.


THIS BANK sUCCRRDa TO THE
Il business Of tho ''McnohAhta' and Mechanics
Bank Of Wheeling. 10 II Dcsignatee peposi
tory and Financial Agent 0f the Omitted States
and IL prepared 20 do legitimate banking bnsi
ncAa.
ROBERT CRAE0LE f
DIRScToRs-ThOmRs Sweeney, L. 4. DelaplAlb,
Jas. c. A. heson, John DOnl0n, Jacob Berger. a
Allen Howell, j Nelson Vance, James Dalzell.
janIs.Iy q BRADY, Caahier.
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(acrnnn Printiux.

The German job Printing Department
of the REGISTER establishment has just
been supplied with a very choice selec-
ton of Scripts, Plain and Fancy Type,
and everything necessary for the exc
cution Of printing in the German Ian
guage in a style unsurpassed by any
Office in either New York or Cincinnati.
This may be saying q good deal, but it ia
TRUE.
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Pnr,icuIar Attcntion

Is called to the opening of Fall and
Winter Home Made Hosiery of all kinds
at the store of J. Eckhart & Son, No.
1873 Main street.
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Police Court

In the Police Court yesterday morn
ing J. Reilly, for assault, was fined ten
dollars and costs; A. Mitchell, for as
sault. ten dollars and costs; II. Hork-
heimer, disorderly conduct, FIVE dollars
and costs.
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All Colors nnd Qualities
Of Wooden and Gotten Knitting Yarns
to be had at J. Eckhart g. Sons.
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Lnte styles

Late Styles
Of Ladies' and Gents Paper Collars
and Cuffs in store and for sale by j.
Eckhart g. Son.
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Just Received,

Just Received, a
A large new stock of Dry Goods and
Shawls at Brues & Sanders, No. la
Main street.
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We Advise all Strangers. - .....
In tho city this week to visit the i'm
mense Picture Establishment Of A. C.
Partridge's, III Main street.
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Ladies', Gents and Chiidren's
Underclothing for sale by j. Eckhart
Il Son. so
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The E.. P,;;s.r'. Jearnal of Ra'ionai

Iacatclne. .
Our enterprising friend, DR.. Kisner,
has issued the first number of a medi-
cal journal for the people, which is
what its name indicates. The articles
in this number are Of practical interest
to all, and especially to those suffering
from Chronic ailments. tits written in
a style easily understood by its readers.
Among the many subjects treated of we
select: Rupture. q common and often
painful difficulty; Consumption, Disease
offhe Lirer, Piles, Discharges on the Con-
stitution, "A Pernicious Misfortune"
&C., &c. We advise every stranger
visiting the city to obtain a copy and
take it home, especially as it cests you
nothing. DR.. Kissner located in the
city three years ago, and intends to re-
main permanently, and continue to
make the treatment of Chronic Diseases
a speciality. Office on Monroe street,
Wheeling, West Virginia.
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The Largest .l.
And finest stock of furs in the city
just opened at Brues & Sanders, No. ia
Main street.
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Large Arrival

OfISingle, Double and Split Zephyrs,
Germantown and Shetland Wool at j..
Eckhart g. Sons. s25
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RElARATOR CAPILLt.

n - y -,
DOR RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD
i heads from whatever cause II may have
fallen Out) and forcing growth OF hair upon me
lace, il has no equal. II will force the beard 10
grow upon the smoothest face IN from nVe 10
eight weeks, or hair upon bald heads In nom
two to three months. A few ignorant praeti.
TONERS have asserted that there Is nothing that
will force OF hasten the growth Of the hair OF
beard. Their assertions are false, IA thousands
Ofliving witnesses from their own experlencel
can bear witness. But many will say, now are
We 10 distinguish the genuine from the spur n
Gus 1t certainly Is difficult, as nine,tentns o.
the different preparations advertised for the
hair and beard are entirely worthless, and you
may have already thrown away large amounts
In their purchase To such Se would say; Try
the Reparator Capilli; it viii cost you nothing
unless Il fully comes up to our representations
II your Druggist does not keep It, send US ONT
dollar and we will forward it, post paid together
with receipt for the money, which wiz DC 10
turned you on application, providing entire S~'
iS,action Is not given Address, -
W. L. CLARK & CO., Chemists,
No West Fayette Street, SYRACUSE, n. \.
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Kid Gloves

Equal to Alexandre's, at 81 IS per
pair, every pair warranted, at Brues &
Sanders, No. la Main street.
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A Large Assortment .....
Of Gloves and Notions Just opened
by j. Eckhart d. Son. s25
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Purs, Rurs, Rurs,

[ Furs, Furs, Furs,
Twenty-Five per cent. saved by pur-
chasing at Brues g. Sanders, No. 14l
Main street.
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Shell Oysters.

Shell Oysters.
Dave Kurner has just received the
finest lot of Shell Oysters ever brought
to this city. Give him a call and try
them. PCT
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The sIeaieai C.ay.nfies,

The fair and thensw stock of watches,
clocks, jewelry and spectaclss just re-
ceiyed at Oxtoby & Dufield's JeiS slry
Store, 103 Main street, west side, are the
attractions of the day. Cail and sEEthe
display at "lo3." Grover & Bakers lock
and chain stitch machines, the best in
use, of all styles. Every lady should
have one of these machines, watch,
and set of jewelry. -.
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See Partridge's Collection ..... H..
OF highly finished porcelain picture
at the Fair.
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Reparator Cspilli.

Threw away your false frizzes, your switches
your wig ...---.,a
Destructive of comfort and not worth ne;
Come aged, come youthful, come ugiy ana iSie'
Ard rejoice in your own luxnriant hair.
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The People's Bank,

nRPICR NO. 90 mAIN sTBRET.
~ WHEELING W. VA Money received 90
deposit. Interest paid on Special Daposit.
Eotea and bills discounted. EErhGngs bought
and nold. Collections at home or from abroad
promptly attended 20. ..
DIRHCTORs.
John Reid. Christian Hess
John HsndlaB, John YOoklct.
Sam1 j. Boyd, Richard Carter,
Andrew wilson, .
JOSIAH y. UPDEGRARY. Csshier.
inlT .
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No Extra Charges

For RailrUading. Steamboating, Ranking, &c, a.
in many other Colleges, and students from a dis
lance will hnd that Wheeling is the cheapest
aud best point at which to attend Business
College, Boarding, the chief item, being con.
siderably lower than IN larger city.
For our College Monthly and Circulars con:
tanning every particular, and for specimens Of
writing and iourishing, address
!. CRRAsEY, Principal,
les WHEELING, W. va.
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WANTS.
NRwING MACHINES

- Agents wanted everywhere TO sell our low
priced fully licensed machines Send for our
circular SHAW & CLARK, 5. VI. Co, Bidde-
ford Maine. noTl4-ly
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

A LARGE ROOM SECOND STORY, COR
sen1, /. IRWIN.
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60 and See
The mammoth Coot Vent at A. w.
PAUL 4 Co.'s. ',
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There cometh glad tidings ofjoy to all,
To young and 20 old, to great and 70 small;
The beauty which once was so precious anu rar'
l. free for all, and all may be fair.
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Wheeling Savings institution.
OFFICE NO % MONROE STREET.
MONEY RECEIVED ON DRPOs-
Nl IT. interest paid on Special Deposits, Notes
and Bills Discounted Exehangsbo bought and sold.
Collections made on al points. In order 10 meet
q want that has long been felt In this communal
IS, this Institution will receive on "wednesday
and Saturday afternoons between the hours of
two and tour O'Clock, deposits Of any sum 81
money from one dollar and upwards. on which
interest will bs paid.
Directors.
ALEX LAUGHLIN, A. J. PAEEELL.
JOHN MCLURE, JR, ALKX. HO9Eks,
MORGAN T.. OFT, JAMES PAUL.,
ALEX. ]. CECIL, JAMES REED,
octiTIy A. G. QUARTER. Treasurer.
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FOR SALE.
charming Country Residence
for Sale. a4ts4s
- aUTHORIZED TO SELL

| 10, VERY delightful country resiCence now
I'D by Mr.. Z. Swartz, situated on the
os'IiPPnsI Road. two miles east of this city. The
NMU~,y /, in the most complete and perfect
PROV Possession given Immediately.
Orac'' ,THOS. O'BRIEN,
Liz Real Estate Agent.
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DISSOLUTION.

TIE firm or partnership OF Orr. Paul. & Co.
consisting of j. c. Orr and A. W PAUL was DIS
solved by mutual consent on the 18th OF sep
gembcr. ls67. The business OF the late nrm
yin be settled by j. c. Orr. j. c. ORR,
A W. PAUL..
Having purchased the entire stock OF the
Carpet Store of Orr, Paul. & Co. and thankful
ior the very liberal patronage bestowed upon
tie old firm. we would ask continuance Oh tne
same Intending TO give our entire time and
attention TO the business, with an increased
stock aud facilities we hope TO give satisfaction
20 all who NAV favor US with their patronage.
The bushes will be carried on under the nrm
name Of M
Successors TO
ORR, PAUL. a. co.
ssD1f
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WTTHOCT REG1RD TO T4LUE,
AID sol 70 IN .a.a
Paid for Unless Perfectly sstisfaetery,
100 solId Gold Hnntiag Watches. .s2Sa % 80
100 Magic CaSsd God Watnhos... 30 20 90
100 Iadiea' Watnhee enanelod 100 90 yS
700 Gold Hunting ChronolneteT do 70 70 30
80 Gold Hunting Eugi8sA Leysrs u. 30 % 70
-XoS (,old Hu1tine Duraex Watches. $50 % 30
900 God Hunting An n Watebes.-. lD 70 ~
30 Silver Hunting Levers. 20 0n
so Silver Hunting DupleIss. " b9
500 Gold ladies' Watchra. ......l... 70 ~ -
go Gold Huutiaa IAptnes .....-s.. 1to ~
loo Miscellaneous Silver Watches. - - 100
9I.1a Hunting Silver Watches. :...,- g 70 -
3OO9 Assorted Watches, all kinds. 10 - ~
: IL Every pstron obtains aWassh BY this a.
raDgemant, osstisg but Sc. While II may b.
wssfh $50. 10 partially shown. LIZ .-f.
Mes-rp. Hin. Porter q Co, 2 & Dty street,
View York City, vish % ffDussdisteiy dlsposs q
the above masnineeud stock Ceftiheates. Nam
isg the article, are placed In ssalsd snseievea
and well mixed H0idaD are entitled 70 The sr
tIeles NAMED on their oerti9eats, npcn paynspt
Of ell WHETHER Il bs Wstsh werth W. o. Ies.
The reezFn Of any Of oisT esffiacetss eufinss
you 70 the artiebs Bamed thcre0n. upon paynsnt
lrTssp0ct Of It, worth And - no Artlee vsinea
lsss than $40 10 named sny enrftheats, 10 yin ~
once be sssn tkai this f. % lam bsf straa1h
Ssr,ory1 ai1sSs1ss 10 naa.fsoa. trksA asDk par
tieSpat1d - euea ~ N mast (dsffdS1U A single
oertibeate win be ssut b. mail, post paid. upcB
rereiut al q osntl, fOr ~. III for ". ~ and ~
slszz,It preuafum for ", q and mere vniasb,s
presaiuns fUr go 100 and most snpsfb vasfk
Dor az ToaGEnis % thoss see ing suplegnen
CONDUCTED boSibsss, duly anth0sized 81 The Cos
eranezt and Opeu % the most careful scrutinv
TET ". AAdres HILL. RORTEk &C., Z
Gng5d s&ID~y street., y. T..
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Co.

OFFICE BALTIMORE & ONO RAILROAD Co.
WHEELIN0, May 1, 1867.
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GREAT WATCH SALE

or TmE POI ULAE ONE PRIcE rLAS.
GIVING EVERY PATRON 4
W Handsome and Reliable watch for the Low
price Of TEN DOLLARS
W[THOrT RIG lid TO ClLrE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-07

Terrible Cassalsy On the NauGatuck Rsit
road-Ten Lives Lost.

Terrible CASUALTY On the NauGatuck Raft
road-Ten Lives Lost.
HARrroRp, Conn. Sept 9, 1851.
The passenger train on the Naugasuck Railroad which
ef Waterbury as seven O'Clock last evening for WIN
stead broke through the bridge across Branch river.
about two miles from Thomsston The couplings 10 the
tender Of the engine broke and the baggage car won't
into the river.
sixteen persons in the car swept into the Manga
tuck and carried over the dam 1t Thomas.on IL noated
three miles from the scene Of the accident and vas at
last secured and i've cllugns TO II we're rescued
Ten persons are supposed TO be drowned.
SIX bodies have been recovered, one OF them, Lucus
skinner, Adams express agent, OF wnstssd. son Of
Egbert W. spsy Of wolcos,svls fifteen years Of ass.
who ls this city last for home was among hs
drowned. HIS body has been recovered. Mr. Skinner
ran stage from wnssad 10 Hartford thirty years ago.
and vas we'll known and universally esteemed ~ eus
ness men here.
The stores and factories at Thonsscn are s'osss ass
oil are engaged in searching for the bodies
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Prussia Advancing in Her New Career.
would not court war that her interests, on
tho contrary, demanded the continuance of
peace. Determined and defiant as she has
ever been since the battle Of Sadowa, she has
never forgotten that tbs hopes which to her
were most dear could best be realized by the
maintenance Of friendly relations with all the
neighborng Powers. There is q popular tradi-
ton in Germany, which has received new
Interpretation, as well as additional power
from the manner in which it has recently been
brought to the surface, and the burden OF
which is that German unity in its most perfect
form is only to be realized under the House Of
Hapsburg. The German portion Of Austria
has recently been somewhat excited by the
publication of broad sheet in Vienna in
which this old prediction is vigorously and
plausibly put Prussia, TO her praise be it
said. has more faith in deeds than in words, in
reality than in prophecy. She works, there
fore, while Austria waits. Austria dreams
dreams and sees Visions and finds content
ment in the process. Prussia lives in the
living pr sent, and finds contentment only in
facts. Considering thu matter of fact character
of the last half of the nineteenth century, it is
not much to be wondered at II we have more
faith in the latter than in the former.
Prussia has her eye fixed on one object.
That object she never allows herself for one
moment to lose sight Of Her object, we need
not say, is the union Of Germany under
Prussian patronage and control. In making
this object good, Prussia, it must be admitted,
loses no opportunity. The late war was a
grand proof of her energy and her purpose.
Since the war ended she has not been less
active than she was while it lasted. With an
almost lightning sp ed she organized the North
German Confederation. She lost no time in
uniting Germany, North and South, in mill
tary bond. Not ins snsible to the cohesive
power of commerce Il interests, she set about al
once explaining to the South that her interests
were identical with the North, and on the 9Th
of last month her labors were crowned with
success when the new constitution Of the Zoll-
verein was duly signed in Berlin.
Our cable dispatches yesterday were in per-
feet harmony with our view of the situation.
Prussia will be satisfied if the Salzburg Con-
ference means peace. The elections have
turned out largely in favor of the liberals,
who 60 in for German unity above all things
Hanover, too, so long stubborn and rebellous,
accepts the situation and shows signs of con-
tentment. In the interests of trade and COM
merce as well as in the interests of the Ger
man people, it will be well if wisdom and
boldness continue to preside in the councils Of
Prussia.
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ANOTHER NATIONAL BANK FAILURE.

The Farmers, and Citizens Bank Of Brook.
i'm Placed In the Hands Of Receiver.
The following oeia order Of the Comptroller Of the
Currency announces the failure Of another National
Bank--tss Farmers and Citizens Bank OF Brooklyn
TREASURY DErARTxxNI, !
OryICE or TIE COMPTROLLER or THE CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON ID. C., Sept s. 1867
whereas the Farmers aud Citizens National Bank Of
Brooklyn, . national banking association, organized
pursuant 70 the laws Of the United States and located
In the city Of Brooklyn in the state OF New York. did
not on the 10th day Of July 1867 have on hand In law
full money Of the United States amount equal 10
nftssn Per centum Of its circulation and deposits and
s sS9 notified % make good such reserve '"u
whereas said association did wholly fail for thirty
DAYS thereafter 10 make good It's reserve Of lawful money
OF the United States and has not yet made good the
same - appears from the report OF Charles Calender
National Bank Eraminer made TO this ONCE on the I'd
Now therefore, l. Inland HurIburd, Comptroller
q tie ns ~ en- o. s.s anor
" vested in me by Law, do hereby appoint Frederick
Pat Of the city Of BROOKLYN Y, receiver Of the SAID
all the powers, duties and responsibilities given 70 or
imposed upon receiver under the provisions OF the act
by pledge OF United States bouds and provide for
the circulation and redemption thereof" Approved
10 witness whereof have hereto subscribed my
and have caused seal Of once TO bs anxed TO these
presents At the city Of Washington, In the District OF
HILAND r. HuRLBURD.
Comptroller Of the Currency.
Approved and ooncurred In. -
HUGH McCULLOCH,
Secretary Of the Treasury
The Farmers and Citizens Bank established in
1851 and 1886 continued business under the national
bank sys,sm The capital represented at $500 600
shares 5000; par $40. The following are the officers
OF the Bank - President Oren N. Beach
Cashier. ny. W. Rsdnsid; Directors. o. n Beach, An
shony Beta Jsba Hicks David surtevaat Sylvester
Tus.le W. l. Poosy ". woolsey. Sylvester " Beard.
watson Sanford, Geo. Ricard. Howell Smith, David
wIilisms Dsaisl d. Lsary.
Early In the winter Of 1855 the messenger Of the
Bank, while proceeding along Bsetman street 10 this
city vas attacked by who robbed him OF vass
containing some ten thousand dollars. This circum-
stance probably yet fresh In the memory OF many Of
the readers Of the HknALp. After the ol
the robbery the thief jumped Into butchsrs wagon
with his BOOTY and nothing has yet been tssrd
Il OF him.
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ls1N1lm uATIcnAl CEMETERY.
pr.p,r,,tsus for the Dedicatery Cere~snses
en- the Issh or september.

v...~.,s.r. far The Dedicatery Ceremonies
en- the 1ssh Or september.
BALTIMORE, sept g. 1851.
Tn. c.uw,stss of ceremonies aud dedication OF the
An,,.,.- National Cemetery and laying Of the corner
.o,. ~ ,hs mesumsst The 18th OF september have
...-,a.,sI Al, their anasgsments President johnson
"a lie Cabinet will b present. also the Governor
"a mir siam q the following statss:Mains. Rhsds
,.,.sd cssnscscas hsssaehussta New York, Psnnsyi-
vsu,a New jersey Ohio, West Virginia asd Maryland.
rpe,s have responded that they would b. present..
Others ere expected also the Mayor and Common ceus-
al, Of Chicago and other cities; ass numbsr q reg
psns non various States among which Colonel Peter
Iyss regiment frsm Philadelphia The address VIII %
delivered BY Ex-Governor Bradford, Of Maryland
Ample arrangements have been made BY the BALI
more and Ohio Railroad for the accommodauon ~
vston The Presidential train will leave wnsnincsos
at sx o'clock in the morning. special train wv. ~.
Governors and their STAN will leave Baltmors vuy
minutes past six o'clock A. r. Other trains TOT NJ 49,
eommodssion Il visitors will leave ~ haif-pess
seven ana eight A. n Tickets will Be eoid ~ $1,000,
rates for the round trip from New York, rn.op" ,,
and The Western cities The cars viii 81 - ~. 49,
two miss from the esmsssry. The order o. sns p~
cessoa will be published on Monday s-s.~. os A.,
General Grant, ~ the request Of me oo"m I.o~s ~
rangsmsuts has assigned Colonel James $500 ~ -
the United States Army, 70 the chief msn'nA~ '" WV
cemetery dedication On the TN tns>