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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-27

PUNE VIRGINIA LEAP ToBAooo.- Since tho days
OF 6ir WALTER RALKIon, tho tobacco plant has
grown in public fnror, until it is now used by tho
whole world. 1t is natural TO suppose that tho
tobacco now ofored to tho public Is moro or loss
adultoratod, and 1t is difficult to procure the
genuine article. Wo arc glad to stato that this
difficulty has at length been removed, and an
assortment is offered for sale which ia pure and
unadulterated. Nr. E. Jonk WHITE, No. 2 George
street, has for salo somo choice lots OF tobacco,
manufactured from the puro Virginia leaf. These
aro put up in communicated plugs, weighing
about thrcc-quarters Of an ounce. We advise the
lovers Of tho fragrant weed 10 call on Mr. WHITE
and socuro supply US it is boing rapidly dfspos-
cd Of at low market rates.
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THE FOLLOWING ORDER will explain itsof and
will, we havo no doubt, cause very happy sonsa-
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GLrTTERINa TEETH.-Not only docs sozopoNr
impart tho whitencsH Of the purcst porcelain to
tho teeth, but its polish, too ThOy glisten, ater
being brushed with it, like tho inner surface OF IN
ocean shcl, and the OBJECT OF this peerless dont-
frico is to render tho enamel as hard and indcs-
tructiblo as adanant.
Juno Is tutbss
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baltimore AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD STEAM
SHIP CoMPANY.-Attention il called 10 change IN
the notice to consignces in nnocr column. Per-
Sons receiving freight by this no will sec 10 thoir
goods, or they will remain ON tic wharf after sun
SGT ut consignces' risk.
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TO TAX PAYERS

The Greenyillo Mountainecr
.Ts PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, AT s,L,pEl.
Il yoar, In ADVANCE Advertisements inserted At usual
rstss. ss'ssIs9ss. .,-y.. y .'.s1H.' q. Z. ELFORD
I Nay 10 Editor and Proprietor
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AUCTION SALES.

Choice Lot Np,c B,tttcy EOID Landing.
nY n. nj. CATER.
viii be sold THIS DAY, Browns Wharf, at Y past
O'Clock,
O. nrkinE md tubs CHOICE BUTTER, now Landing
3itI Shoulders, Ia Gloss sales
hlH!a. G. Il. Sides.
Conditions cash. Juno 27
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fMl{' 1al19 Nems.
LOCAL MATTERS.

THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 27, 1867.
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Post Onlcc Notice.

posr OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, 8. o., May q, 1867.
Hereafter, until further notice, the Northeastern
Mails will coso Mt lie p. NJ, and arriving at the
Depot at 945 A. H. will DO ready for delivery at II
o'clock. On Sundays tho Post 0nicc will open at
1880 L. AI. for ono hour.
Tho Mails for South Carolina Railroad will COIL
tinuo to close daily at o'clock A. b., and for tho
Savannah aud Charleston ltairoad ut GA. NJ. on
Mondays, Wednesdays md Fridays.
STANLEY q. TROTT, p. NJ.
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LARoE CLEARAECE.-Mcssrs. CoURTENAY & TREN-
holm cleared ut tho Custom House yesterday, tho
ship Bomoay, Captain JORDAN, for Liverpool, hav-
ing on board G21 bags Sea Island Cotton; 1903
balos Upland Cotton; 300 barrels Spirits Turpcn
tino; 1911 barrels Rosin; % tons Cotton Seed, and
sundries. Tho entire cargo is estimated to DO
worth about *250,000.
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Tho object OF tho Faculty Of this Academy is to
mako il tho great Polytechnic School Of tho State
Of North Carolina md ono to which all, from eYery
State, may reaort with advantage. Tho courso Of
instruction is such as TO mcot with peculiar adapt
odness the wants Of the South at tho present day,
and is essentially practical in it's character. Tho
study OF the Exact and Natural Soiences both in
their theory and their application, and OF Me
chanics, Engineering, Architect and Drawing, re-
ceives special attention. Chemistry and Mineral
ogy will bo taught, not by moro rcoitations and
lecturos but mainly by giving TO tho olasses oyory
facility and encouragement for daily practical
manipulations and experiments in tho Laboratory.
It is tho aim Of tho system pursued, to 1t tho
young mon of the rising generation to develop tho
great natural and IMMORAL wealth OF tho country,
and to direct their attention to its agricultural i'm
provement and its immense industrial resources.
AT The Same timo, tho study Of languages and
literature is diligently cultivated and tho educa.
tion impaired at tho North Carolina Military and
Polytechnic Academy, is such as to lt It's grsdu-
atos to,pursuo any career. Tho Academy is simi.
lar, in tho system and extent OF It's education 10
tho models presented by the Virginia Military In
stitutc and tho South Carolina State Military
Schools; and II will DO It's ondesyor to accomplish
for tho State OF North Carolina, what those inst.
tutions havo already done for their respective
States.
Tho course OF instruction eItonds over five
years, tho first OF which Is preparatory; but
CADETS may enter any class for which thoy may bo
found qualified. Tho academic year is divided
into two half sessions, commencing the lat Of
February and tho 1st Of July, Of oaoh year. How
ovor, cadets will DO admitted at any time and
those ontcrlng late In tho year will be Afforded Tho
opportunity Of continuing ther studios during tho
vacation lin December and JanuAry),i II thoy de-
| sire It. Tho preparatory courae will be modified
and extended 10 snlt tho wants Of those who are
quite young or Little advanced & .
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COMMERCIAL APATHY.-We hayo recently seen
letter from prominent merchant Of this city, who
ls now travelling in Georgia. Ho says that the ag-
ricultural prospects could hardly bo better, par
ticularly in the grain crops. Great attention has
been paid 10 the cultivation OF wheat, and somo
counties will have not only enough for homo
supply, but largo amount will remain for OK
portatlon. Everything seems 10 haye worked to-
gother for good to the planter-tho skies hive
been propitious, the labor llas been willingly
bestowed, and thoy confidently expect o result
that will repay all OF their e1ertons. With re-
tirn OF the agricultural prosperity, tho commerce
OF tho country will also royivo, and new lifo will
be infused into the mercantile centres Of tho
different states This is especially tho caso at tho
present time, whom the future looks bright to tho
pinntor, and other branches OF business will fcel
tho results Of his prosperity and tho country be.
come what ii was in tho past.
Under theso circumstances, it bchooyes Tho mer
chants OF Charleston 10 bestir the,nsolves md ro
gain tho trado from tho neighboring stutes. b.
fore the war the merchants from tho sontborn
States, including oven Arkansas and Texas. yoro
accustomed to mako their purchases in Chsrloston.
out this s now changed; other cities havo entcr,d
7nto competitor with Charleston, and largo num-
DOT OF Old customers hayo boen induced TO change
thor markets. This is an unpalatablo truth. but
1ho result is soon In tho client streets and lisess
appearance OF both employers and employees.
During the summer IL was Gust stomary for the
largo wholesale houses to sond ont drummers who
wonld not only socuro tra 10, but would collect
outstanding debts. This practice has apparently
been abandoned, and few Of tho merchants arc
now making any efforts TO regain thor former GUS
tomors. The poverty OF Tho country, nEd the
meagreness OF the last spring trado, may hnyo In
duced this inactivity, but it must bo remembered
that whilo our hands arc folded, ,othors are at
work. and drummers from the North, ard from tho
neighboring cities, nro securing tho country, act-
ting forth the advantages 10 10 obtained by trading
with them, and exhibiting samples Of thoir goods.
Charleston was once noted for hor business ac-
tivlty, and her drummers wore lhon able to obtain
the trade OF the distant sIatcs.
The war has changed this in great measure.
but tho very nRmo Of Charleston carries oborm
with 1t 10 every Southern heart, and littlo e1er
tion on tho part Of hor merchants would anon RI.
atore tho lost sheep to their old fold, and wou,d
Cause tho commercial famo Of tho city To bo
brighter than before. We commend this sub,eot
to tho attention OF our morchanls, as during the
summer there Ia no expectation OF any business
and the time occupied in canvassing tho country
would provo TO bo not only vol spont, but would
produce most beneficial result .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-24

As relief, ever ready; as a killer OF pain,
taken inwafdly, OF ontwnrdly applied, has
no eqnRl. For the relief and cure Of Rheu
mAti1m aud Neuralgia Affections, spraIns.
Bruises, dc., IL Ia unequallcd. II IL also most
etticAclouS, taken ltlwarIiy, In the cure Of
Uhole ra, Cramps and Pains lii the Stomach,
DlRrrhoGA, DySentery, Cholera MoTbua,
Cholera Iniantum, &c, and Is without ex.
ceptlon the most wonderful PnnRcea the
world affords. NoFAhILY HhOuld DO with.
out II. Every TRAVELLER by land or Hea
should have bottle. MINERS and FAR
MFRS residing nj u distance irouI PhyhcinnS
SnOuld keep Il constantly on hand. In case
OF Accidents, and sudden attacks OF Stomach
COmpl dntS, lLs vRlne cannot he estimated.
Inquire for Major Lanes Indian Lint.
mont, ana take no other. PRICE, 81 cents
per bottle. For Snle at wholesale and retail
by Demas Barnes a Co, q Park Row n. y;
Gale a Robinson, IS6 Greonwich vt, n. y; +,
q. Wells 4 Co., 1872 Fulton.st., N, v, ChaS.
N. Crlttenden, rs 9Th Ave-, N, "; and by re-
spectacle druggists throughout the world.
None genuine unless Egn0d by John ThOS,
Lane, and cOunteTSlRned by J: T. Lane 4 Co.,
PI0priet0P, lG3 broadway, N. Y. es-send
for Circular,
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That Is TO say, we arc Offering at our New
...tf tfi store, TH
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You want tho Rurall

Wlherever looated,-ln oounLry, vlllago Of
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NONSUM PTION CAN he CURED.
VI The True Remedy al Last Discovered.
uPHAMS Fresh MEAT CURE, prepared nom
the formula OF Prof TrOuNsau OF Paris, cures
Consumption, Lung Diseases, Bronchitis,
DyNpcTRln, MArASInng, General Debility and
all morbid cond liiunH OF the system depen.
dent on deficiency OF vital force. II In pleas.
the most EkeptIcal OF itR virtue ~ tho great
healing remedy of the hgO. u a bottle, or
ak bottles for s. Sent by ExpTos. Sold by
Il. G, UpHAM, No, N south Eight street,
Philadelphia, and principal DrugG StA. OR.
culRTR sent free.
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Remarks OF Josh BIliIngsi In Regard
In Cunlti

~
II isreal singular what man.killer
and woman.killer the god Cupid Is, for
one OF his heft.
He Ii pictured out on paper about
the size ola four year old lat boy baby,
with n pair of wings about M large US u
boss butterhy's, and Is armed with a
bow and arrows, that might possibly
answer TO kill humblebees at four PAGES.
This little fellow has bagged more
game with his wooden shuIeing irons
than all the shot that has ever been
built can brag of.
He has In his CULVER inuumerable ar.
rows, sum few OF them dIpped In zen.
nine love, and feathered with good
sense, but most OF them would seem TOO
trirIng tew be at all dangerous II +
hadn't, with my own eyes, noticed him
at work with them, both at male and
female game, both sitting and flying,
and seen the many ded shots he has
made.
have been ut sum pains for the last
tew sez0ns lew watch hiz manoovers,
WHARF have happened lew be, and the
following reckOrd N faithful history
OF this little chaps bloody bIZz.
Ben SloCuIn, nged " years, weighed
about 100 pounds, and good eater, at
work by the month for farmer Brown,
hOelng coru, received his death wound
from garter belonging TO Rachel
Tucker, Browns hired girl, as the said
Tucker was learning tow jump the rope
down the garden.
Kate FreelOve, youngest daughter Of
!. $, Freelove, ESQ.,, who could play
big on the PLAINLY, and hnd studied
Lh'ln Que quarter, was shot thru and
lhrn ny paper OF Stunrt's mixed can
dies that Frank FovOrsent her,
John Davis got his mutton Cookel Inv
= spltcurl thar was dangling on ApRe.
lines forehead.
bill Wetherhy, dry goods clerk,
died suddenly by Citing In range or
one OF Roxy Matthew'S sweetest smlles
daTted acrost the counter.
Sally MunsOu, dlsOnspd without n
struggle. Cause-DICk Fenton's No.
I patent leather boots aud California
solitaire.
sam Benson, butcher, wounded with
II hoop skirt, got better; then wAs
struck plump doad by II false calf In
the BOweTy.
Lawrence Peters, aged sixty, and for
thirty years n consistent bachelor,
lived only nm hour, In great agony, ut.
tor cniing warm apple pics nj Widow
StobblnS's.
Frank Hunter, mRimed for life, by n
black hnlmOrnl With an orange stripe
In II.
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aIetF AattttIsellIeata
yTAasAR CoIILEoF FoR YOUNG i

UAaaAR COL LEGE FOR YOUNG IA.
desiring 20 extend tho beneftg OF Nj. VSisi
alhmnniheentg gin for the better eduoatIon
o. young women, will admit, at any Time In
the Collegiate year, students prepared 10 ioln
COLLEGE classes chang p { expenses only nom
great facilities for education, such NJ Cabi.
nets, Art Gallery, Library, MnElcai ConSerya-
tory, 3c, For eifculan containing full IN.
tormatlon eddreS I'm. sCHoU. Pongh.
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We have also on hand 5000 worth Of La
dies and ChlIdrens' Boots and Shoes, at lower
prices than ever was seen In the State. II
you want Bargains In Boots and Shoes, 90 10
Gardiners New Store, cor, Main and Union
streets and get them.
Every pair OF BOotl and Shoes sold At this
establishment ls WARRANTED, and 10
every ct''e will be mended free OF charge.
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VHE RICHEST MAN IN THE
WORLD. EXtrRct OF n Letter from Bar.

WORLD. Extract OF Letter from Bar
on Solomon RothRchlld.
PARIS, 8:h April, 1894, 8 Rue Fauby, st.
Honore. WIN you be kind enough 10 have
forwarded 10 me here 100 bottles OF your IN
dian Llnimsnt; II you will send al the same
time the account, will forward you the
amount through MeSrH. Belmont q Co,
New York.
Baton solomon RothSehild having recom-
menfed 10 many OF his friends Major LANES
LIN1MENT, ~ th0y being deSirouS 10 procure
II, he should advise him to establish de-
pot In Paris.
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GETTING wEr.-Whenn II person In wet
he ought never To stand, but to con.
tInue In motion I'LL hearrIves ut u place
whore hc may bO suitably nccommoda.
tod. Here hO should strip of his wet
clothes, to bo changed for such Nm Rre
dry, aud have those parts Of hls Indy
which have been wetted we'll rubbed
with n dry cloth. The logs, shoulders,
and arms are generally tho pRrts mOsi
exposed 10 wei; they should, therefore,
be particularly attended to. II Ia nj.
most Incredible how many discusses
may b0 prevented by adopting this
course. 6atarrhH. indamntIons, rh0u.
mnliHmS, diHrrheaS, fevsrs, mud con.
sumption arc the foremost HnOng the
train which frequently follow un accI.
dent or this kind,
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Revolution in Trade,

r AIDES, you will be astonlshed at the
Ia value Of all kinds OF Goods sent by the
well known and Justly celebrated fIrm ol
GRAHAM & CO.,
For Only Ono Dollari
such aSsilk, Merino, aud Alpaca DreSseS
snawly, BAlmorAls, Linen Goods, Embossed
Table CoverA Watches, Jewelry, Silver Plat
ed Ware, Sewing Machines, dc. This IL no
humbug, hut a reality. Send your clubS OF
ten aud upwards, for checks describing the
goods, with ten cents for each check, and the
getter up Of the club will receive valuable
present, worth lrOm $ 10 $40, according 10
number OF names sent.
Agents wanted In every town. Circulars
sent free, Address, GRAHAM q CO., a & o.
Federal street, Boston.
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CENTURY,

HIk 10 s2s PER DAY SURE. Agents
gle snnted eyeIyHh Hhefe, % sell our Patent
EVERY housewife should tiSe it.T-,W u
1sfbune. fWO have Begn it used and Il gives
enllFe Rntisiaetlon IN Y OhFtStIdn Idr0.
cate. nThe Patent Wire Clothes Line n ali
y pufports 70 be."-N. y. IndepeiIdent. Ad-
dress the AMEEloAN WIRE Co., l62 Broad.
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Franklin Insurance Company
..,, OF wHKELISG.


DIRECTORS:
I. Il. Loeap, I. T. shallcroS, ]. q. Rhodes
Geo. Mendel, ]. II. Hobbs, Eaml. McClOl.
Ian, 9. w. FmnEheim, Jas. N. Vance, AlGxi
Lalghlin.
TtHIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
organized four Year,, and In that tinnG
done asnecessfnl business, 10 still prepared
70 lake riAlrs Al fair rates on BuildlnHE or nj
KINDS, MtrchAndiSe, Manufacturing Estah.
liahmentS, Furniture, Steam BoGtS aud Car.
goes on the Western Rivers and IAkea,
This company offers superior inducomerta
70 Farmeh, whereby they can be insured on
DwellngS Furniture, Barns and contents,foF
or yean al reduced rates,
THIS being q home institution, with the lar
geSt capital and surplus OF any company In
In the State and composed OF Sona
nlnety-four stockholders, most ofwhom RFO
among our BEST business men, recommends
itAen 70 the favorable consideration OF th0
insuring public, and sollcits their patronage
Applications for insurance viii be promptly
attended 70 by the Secretary.
once 70 Monroe street.
N.U.ARTHuR, Secretary.
HAML MCCLELLAN, President,
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President.
q. NJ. COEN, Special Agent nclA
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approveu and recommended by phySIoIans.
Sold at ladies, fancy goods stores generally,
and at Wholesale by D. B. SAUNDERS 4
CO., p5 Summer Street, Boston, and q WAL
ker street, New York. Also, by HENRY G.
lI0oRE, 20 Market, street, Philadelphia,
and STELLMANN, HINRICHS q CO., II
Hanover street, baltimore Md.
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WANTED--AN AGENT-one chance In
w each town, worthy the attention OF an
active business man, TO take the agency for
IN1 AND WEATHER STRIPS, applied 10 tie
sides, bottom, top and centre OF doom and
wlndowA The sale Is beyond any.
thing ever offered before 10 an agent, and
from SO 70 S96 per day can be made. Send
loragentS' circular. The hnt who apply 80.
cure q bargain. Terms Ior MouIdinR caSh.
]. X. BRAD5TRERC a CO., Boston, Mass.
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stDsYcHoMANCY, OR SOUL CHARM.
Ing" How either sax may faSclnate
anu gain eloye and affections or any per-
mental requirement all eau possess, ffoo, by
mall, Tor - cent?. together with guide %
The unmarried Of both soxes. A Queer, ex-
ettng book; 10000 copies sold. Address n.
SWIiLLLIAM& W, Book Publishers, Phila-
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TosHOw the fruit of wine.drlu king
on the upper crust Of our society, the
following certificate Ia Significant:
BY Inst accounts of the State Inebri.
ate Asylum at Blnghampton, N. y,
there had been applications tor Hdmis.
Sion from 50 clergylnen, s judges, $40
merchants, 22G physicians, 2iO gentle.
men, and, what Ia more cheering than
all the rest, 1900 rich mems daughters.
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"IntelleCtlvIty In these It's acts of In.
tusception, in,elligibilities In the eIe-
ments OF discrimination furnished In
and by the symbols and movements Of
nature and the acts of life, In the intel.
ligible forces inwrought Into existences
IN their concrete and adjusted Gorrela.
ttons and interpelleuees, and as they
are ineXlstent In the combinations or
Being, exhaust the whole scope OF hu.
man inquiry and oognItlon, and even
that OF angelic creatures"
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We Are Coming,

A ND WILL PRESENT TO ANY PER.
"A son sending usa club In our Great One
D9Ilar sale OF Dry and Fancy Goods, &c.,
&c, free OF cont. Catalogue OF goods, and
sample, sent 10 any address free. Address j,
3. HAYES q CO., 30 Hanover st., Boston,
MRSg z, q, BOX blM - :
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A ZYGOSt
"A Three magnihcently illustrated Medical
BOOKS, , containing Important Physiological
Information, for Men aud Women, sent fee
on receipt Of 25 cents, by addressing the Sec
fetary OF the New York Medical UnlVerSity,
No. 30 Clinton place, New York City.
CTANDARD MILLING MACHINE Es-of
- Improved Construction, great powei, ,
large capacity, unrivalled convenience OF i'd.
lustment. Also pipe vlseS, with and with
out extra law, and Vlses ofau sizes, for heavy
and light work. Send 10 UNION WISE Con-
PANY, OF Boston, Mas, for illustrated cir
cular., For sale by dealers In hardware and
machinery,
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DIRECTORS.
Christian Hos, William Klayia. penno
kAmmor, John OeaterlinR, John PfRrT, John
koemert Anton Rsymaun, Philip Hchuahls,
AuguHt WiedBbush.
lied, 10 prepared 10 inSur0 BniidippI.
Eufnltnre, Merchandise and Other PenonI
Property At favorable rates, II,
Losses after due Adjustment will bO
promptly paid.
Applications for Insurance will rooelyo i'm.
mediate attention nom the Secrotary.
Som panyS ottiee, room over Peoples
Bank, Main street.
JOSEPH sEYBoLD, secretary,
y. a. kNAPP, Assistant Secretary.
JOHN 0E5rERLING, Pre6ident,
AUGUST WlEDEBU5H, Vice President,
ANTON REYMANN, Treasurer,
$555sH SSt#s H5AA HssffSSRHs $fSSESHsu fHH$HE Surveyors
lun28-ly
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L the following schedule ON and Rfter May
5, 1867. -
FAST LINE.
Leave Wheeling Leave Baltimore"
daily at... 6:lO p I'm. daily at.,.-.6:2 PIN.
Arrive WRshington-.i:O
GrnflOn... ....,... 1000 " Arrives
Pafkersbufg $50 am. HRrperB Fy-H "
Cumberland 400 " Cumberland Y. .45 AIN
HarpeB Ferry T;l6 GrAfton--.-.. $40 "
Baltimore ~. l0:8 WheelinR-...lDl0 "
MAsh'n CITY llsS Slneluding SundAyG
slncludlnH Sundays.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leaves Wheeling" Leaves Baltimore"
A@ysxs Satx at ''' Am ySsaa' ysa'S' eiys GS ssS Pm
Grafton ..-.--. l.45 pm. Arrives
ParkeT6urg 40 Harper's Fy.lssl AIN.
Cumberland. T3 F" CumberlRnd..
HarperG f'yl2:ST AIN. Grafton. ..-... l2:O3 PIN.
Baltimore .... All WheellnB.-". b5S
WRSh'n City. $40 Except SundAYB,
eExcOpt SundayR.
MAIL TRAIN.
Leaves Wheeling" Leaves baltimore"
daily ai...P:lO pm. daily at....S45 AIN.
Arrives WaSh'n City..7:1S
SnlttOu .-.-....22:.22O .. m. Arrives
CumberlHnd..T:t0 HRrperB Fly. 100 p.fn,
Hnrper6 F'ylGt0 pan. CumberlRnd..6 $50
WlncheSt er,...250 rRfton.-......lI:S0
inlllimure .''.sog1 Mheellng.....t:iOa Am.
Mah'n City..ot0 Except saturdays,
Except Saturdays,
BENWOOD ACCOMMODATION
To connect with Z. o. X, X. Division,
Leaves Wheeling at."..- 2:io a. III. 400 y. m.
300
Tickets To all principal points III the East,
West and SOnlh'weSt can be procured at the
CompanyS office.
JouN l.. WILSON, Master OF Tansportatio
X T. DEVRlEsS
my General Agent, Wheeling