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Trustee's Sa1e.

D1 VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST
ID from William Loe to Edward h. Fits
hugh, dated Oct. 3, 1883, and recorded in Deed
Book 80, page 40, of the records of Ohio coun-
ty, and an order of the Circnit Count of Ohio
county. made at March Term, 1867, substitute
ing me as trustee in place OF the said trustee
named in said deed, 1 will proceed on SATUR-
DAY, APRIL 10Th, at 10 o'clock, a. M, at the
front door of the Court House of Ohio county,
70 sell the following property viz: Lot num-
bered forty-six (46) on the east side of Chap
line street, in the Fifth Ward of the city OF
trustee, sell such interest only as Is vested
in me by said deed and order. -.
Terms of Sale-CaSh.
JOHN g. CHANDLER, Trustee.
WHEELING, March Is, 1867. mar2I-td
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fm SEE.
BRADLEY
o1hOAG
WOODEN YARN FACTORY
For Sale.

TINE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS THE
/ following described properly for sale, viz:
a substantial brick building. three stories
high, 81 feet long by 80 eet wide, with the
addition of good Dye House 81 feet long by
70 feet wide, and a good brick tenement
house containing rooms, with several other
small out houses adapted TO facilitating
the mandatory. -F.
MAoHINERYsviz. Two sets of4 feet jerks
Machines with all the late improvements; 2
Spinning mules, one containing SD spindles
and the other 3SI; four twiSters, and other
machinery tuitable for carrying the busi-
ness, with splendtdly improved Dry Room.
There is also room for three Sett ofmachtneS
in the Factory. The Factory is in operation.
and those wishing to purchase would do we'll
to cali and examine same Immediately. A
splendid Boiler, Engine, i(GOyeTuor attach
ed to same) are included in the above, and
are warranted sufficient power to run three
sets of machines rer .r-stHr
For terms, &C., enquire of or address,
-El -lilii E. BRADLEY,
apr2-lm wheeling, W. Va.
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THE greatest excitement in the city
yesterday, was the great closing out
sale of Messrs. Stein Bros. The house
was crowded with buyers from O'Clock
in the morning until late in the even
ing. Every article offered was sold re-
Eardless of price. w. II. BasSett, of
Hubbard, Bro. IL Co., will be on hand
again this morning at 10 o'clock, to
knock down TO all who may favor him
with n call, great bargains. Our citi-
zens one and all should embrace this
opportunity. So
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THE MONDAY prayer meetings Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, we
are authorized to say, are to be contin-
ued. The attendance has thus far been
very encouraging, and the interest
manifested by all present Leaves no
doubt OF the future success ofthe move
ment. The ladies especially are invited
to attend.
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DoN'rsend your old furniture to auc-
ton or throw it to one side on account
of a few scratches or because the polish
is worn off or become dim. Get a bot
tie of Bookings Furniture Polish and
apply 1t according TO directions, and
you will have piece of furniture as
bright as though 1t were new. Price
% cents per bottle. Sold by Edmund
Booking, No. l, Odd Fellows Hall.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

.HNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT
private sale the well known and des4ra-
BILE Chaloner Farm, situated on CaptIna
Creek, seven miles from the Ohio river.
This Farm contains $50 acres: 200 acres
cleared, 100 OF which Is choice bottom, all
watered and umbered, with a four foot vein
of eXcellent coal on the premises. The Farm
is wen calculated for either stock or agricul-
tural purposes. "a d II
For further particulars or information
relative to price and terms, call on, or address
by letter, at Newark. Licking County, Ohio,
JEROME BUCKINGHAM, or
COLLINS & THURST0N.'
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MEErINa oF BoARD o. REeIsTRATIo:

MEETING OF BOARD OF REeIsTRATIoS.
Next Monday, being the third Mon
day OF the month, is the day fixed by
law for the meeting of the Board of
Registration, to receive the corrected
books from the township registrars, to
hear appeals from their decisions. See
advertisement of Board published else
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MArRINoNIAL.-We had a visit yes
terday from Esquire Mays, of West AL
exander-the man who runs the mar
rying machineu up there. Squire Nayes,
father, previous to his death, held the
position some thirty years, and when
he died the mantle fell upon his son,
who has served through one term (oi
years) as Justice, and has lust
been reelected and expects to
be commissioned by Governor Geary
in u few days. During the past
five years Squire Mayes has made han
py go couples. BE keeps a regular re-.
cord, and finds that in that time he has
received some $3.50 as marriage fees.
The maximum fee was $40, the mimi
mum, nothing; but he has married but
two pairs for which he received no com
penSatiou.
People come to his Gretna Green in
search of counubial bliss from all di-
rections and from long distances
Wheeling and the Panhandle supply
the greater numbers, but the neighbor-
ing Ohio towns, and Evansville, Mari
eta, and even Cincinnati make occa-
sioual contributions. They come. too,
nj all hours of day and night and ali
days of the week. not excepting un-
lucky Friday. The Squire can't 60
away from home but some couple is
sure to come in his absence. He ex-
Pected to md at least two couples wait
ing for him to be made happy on his re-
turn last evening" Such Of our readers
as mediate matrimony, and would
like TO have IL administered in a ro-
mantle way, can't do better than tn
give Squire Mayes n call. They will
hno MIN always ready and dispaichful.
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THE new twenty-inch pipe, last
winter, may have proved failure for
the city, but for Odbert's Tumbler
Washer, connected with his fine Soda
Fountain, it has proved blessing, for
it has made perfect calliope, which
changes its tune as the hydrants of the
city are opened. The above fountain
is now running, supplying the thirsty
with sparkling ice-cold Soda Water.
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"Mov1Ne TIME" often causes sad
owners of such time keepers of the
necessity of place where they can
purchase new ones. Oxtoby q Duff
field, 103 Main street, have in store and
for sale a fine assortment of all styles
of clocks. Call and see.
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IT is an admitted fact that G. Il. Cd
bert, end of Stone Bridge, did during
thesummer OF '66 have the finest, cold
est, and best favored Soda Water ever
drawn from a fountain, andthat he has
again started the never ceasing tumbler
washer together with his Soda Foun-
tain, which is the finest in the city, and
Omit Be Beat, and is now ready to sup
ply all creation with pure sparkling
Ice Cold Soda Water; and that he does
keep a better assortment of Pure Drugs,
Medicines, Perfumery, Soaps, Brushes,
Shoulder Braces, Trusses, and every
thing kept in first class drug store,
and cheaper than ever.
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md Auction Sale of Pianos
Organs, &c, &C.,
lea Cream! Ice Cream !

TAM NOW PREPARED TO sUPPLY
customers and the public with Ice Cream,
sherbet and soda Water all OF the very best
gu Atty. Also cakes, large and small, every
day fresh. would also call the ParticulI
attention of those preparing for Parties, we'd
dtngs and Festivals, to my faeiuues ioF IuE-
nlshing the best IefreshInents incident 70
CHAS. r. BEHEER,
Successor TO C. \. SwaTtz. doors above
Mcclure House, Monroe ST apr4-lW
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EXECUTIVE APPoINTMENTs.-T fol-
lowing appointments were made by the
Governor yesterday:
James $. Craig, J. Hammond Robin
son and Hiram Pearson, board OF reg
istrntion for Nicholas.
jacob Dumire, member of the boarti
of registration for Tucker county, in
place of a. II. Bowman, resigned.
John 4. MeGlOne, Commissioner OF
Deeds for the State of Maryland, resi-
dence at Baltimore, and Michael Phil
ms, Commissioner for the State of New
York, residence at New York city.
James Mckinney, Notary Public
for the county of Richie.
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THE Whita Pine Comnonnd.


at was early In the spring OF 80 that this
compound was originated. a member my
family was afflicted with an irritation OF the
throat attended with a disagreeable cough.
had for some months previous thought that
preparation having for It's basis the inside
bark OF white pine might be so compounded
as 10 be very useful in diseases of the throat
and lungs. To test the value of 1t in the case
alluded to- compounded a small quantity
OF the medicine that had been planning,
and gaveit in teaspOonful doses The result
was exceedingly gratifying. Within two
ed, the cough subsidized and a speedy cure
was effected. Soon after this, Isent some to
lady In L1ondondeEryS y: u, WHO had been
occasionedby a sudden cold, and had raised
mucus streaked with bl cd. She soon found
relief and sent for more. She took about
ten ounces of II, and got well. ]. B. Clarke,
Esq, editor of the Manchester Daily Mirror,
made trial OF the same preparation In the
case of severe cold and was cured immedI-
ately. He was so highly pleased with the re-
suits, and so confident in success attending its
sales, If placed before the public, that he
finally persuaded me to gfveit a name, and
send 1t abroad to benefit the suffering. In
The name OF White Pine Compound. In Two
years from that time there had been whole
lars worth, where it took the lead OF all the
cough remedies in the market, and II still
maintains that position. There is good rea-
in its nature; Is warming to the stomach and
pleasantwtthal to the taste, and is exceed
s'As remedy for kidney complaints the
White Pine Compound stands unrivaIed. 1t
was not originated for that purpose; but
cured of the cough, but was also cured of a
kidney difficulty of ten years standing. Since
that accidental discovery many thousands
have used It for the same complaint, and
have been completely cured" g-f-
The above was written by DIR. Poland. In
1880. Since then, as in Manchester, the
White Pine Compound has taken the lead of
all Cough remedies, as well as preparation
for the cureof Kidney difficulties, In every city
own, village and hamlet throughout the
New England states
This remedy is as safe and pleasant to take
it Is affectual #aHHH- |.T'..
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MedifaI.
NEW ENGLAND
White Pine Compound

rs NOW OFFERED TO THE
i throughout the country, after having
been proved by the test of eleven years, in
the New England States, where its merits
have become as well known as the tree from
which, in part, 1t dertveSit Its virtues.
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SUDDEN DEArH.-Mrs. Hannah Phil
lips, wife of A. NJ. Phillips, Sem, died
very suddenly yesterday morning, at
her residence, from paralysis. She was
seventy-two years of age, and with the
exception OF slight attacks OF paralysis
has enjoyed very good health. On Sun.
day she expressed herself as feeling
very well, rather better than she had
been for several days. Becoming
alarmed Sunday night by fears of rob-
beTs in the house, she got up and
searched the room, but was prevailed
upon to lie down aguin. About one
hour afterwards she was discovered to
bo dead, having expired without sign
or struggle.-RegiSteI- of yesterday.
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THE STREET RAiLwAx.-our citizens
should not forget that the books for
subscription to the street railway are
open at the office of Metcalf and Burt,
and will be during this week. But a
small addition to the stock subscribed
Is needed To set the thing in motion. If
the value of property in some parts OF
the city, especially in South Wheeling
and on the Island. The property own
ers on the Island alone can we'll afford
to take the balance of the stock, for in
year after the track is laid down they
will have more than got it back in the
increased value OF their property. We
hope that every man who can take even
single share will subscribe 1t between
now and Saturday night.
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Mr.. DOUGLASS in his lecture on Mon
day night paid quite compliment to
the prOprietors of the Mcclure House
for the kind and respectful treatment
received at their hands. He said they
received him very kindIy-received
him as he had been received in the
principal cities of England, Scotland,
Ireland and Wales-and he hoped
they would not be made martyrs oEfor
having done so. The speaker probably
drew n comparison in his own mind
between his treatment here and in
WiuOnH, Minnesota. ~
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For Sale.

FINE }ROSEWo ID PIANO OF THE
A celebrated Chickerlng make, In good
plder. Inquire Al this DEF ICE. apre-at
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WE NOTE among Z

WE NOTE among the arrivals at the
Mcclure House last evening, Mr.. James
c. McGrew, of Kingwood, former dele
gate in the Legislature from Preston
county.
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Trustees Sale.

TN PURSUANCE OF A DEED OF TRUST
- i from Joseph Elliott to me, dated March
ID, 1885. and duly OF record in Deed Book 49,
folio 4T9, in the Recorders office of Ohio
county, West Va, shall on SATURDAY,
the 20th day of April, 1867. on the premises,
proceed to sell by Public Auction, TO the
highest and best bidder, the said JOSEPH FL
Lofts interest, (being the one fourth) in a
certain tract OF land situate in Ohio county,
on the waters of Little Wheeling Geek,
eleven miles east OF Wheeling, near the Ma
tional Road, and adjoining lands OF William
CASTOR, the heirs Of Thomas Maxwell and
acres, more or less, from which said tract 81
land ,twenty-three acres and IS poles, decided
to Minor Gibson and others, is to be taken.
Selling as trustee shall convey only sucn
title as Is vested in me, which, however, is
believed to be good. -
March ID, 1865, and costs of sale, edt in, and
the balance in equal instruments of Hhe and
two years, with interest from day II sale,-
the purchaser giving approved sec4rity for
the payment of the deferred installt entS.
lGea a. q. ROBINSON, trustee.
WHEELING, March 10, ls17-1m l,-.yl.TI
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Bronchitis, Splitting OF Blood, and Pulmon-
airy Affections generally. 1t is remarkable
Remedy for Kidney Complaints, Diabetes,
Difficulty of Voiding Urine, Bleeding from
the Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel, and other
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REMEMRER the valuable property of
Mr.. L. s. Root on Main street, viii be
offered by Hubbard Brothers this
morning at Q O'Clock on the premises.
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BASE BArn-Fhe Hunkidori Base
Bali Club will open the Ball season
with a game at their play grounds on
the Island next Saturday. The Hun
and have kept up a lively interest in
their organization during the last
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MoNTANA.-Froin late number of
the Montana Post, published at yir-
ginia City, we take the following para
graph noticing the death of Mr.. Fort
ney, of Harrison county, referred to in
our columns yesterday: ....
EIEtcd.-Newton Fortney was killed
in u shaft at the mouth of Montana
Gulch, Meagher county, on the 22d
inst, by n bucket falling on him while
at work. The deceased was a young
man, unmarried, and was highly es-
teemed by all who knew him.
From the same paragraph we clip the
following, showing the rate OF gold
production in some of Montana Mines:
There was cleaned from the two mills
OF Messrs. Turnkey and Hendry, on
last Saturday, the sum of Sc, 1873 90 rom
i've days run on Whitiatch Union
ore. The amount which has been Ia
ken out of this lead since the LIST of De
cember last, up to the sd of February
Is the net sum of SIS, 13S so, being an
average of 1924 IS per week. The
highest single cleanup was from judge.
Iarnley s Little Giant" mill SIS, $50 So,
We are indebted to the kindness of
Secretary Sanders for the above figures
and they conclusively show the rich
ness and intrinsic worth of the mines.
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The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs in his Office.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.

The many thousands cured at this estab-
Isl! nisnment within the last twenty years, and
t Lue inuInerous important surgical Operations
PelIoIined by DR.. Johnston, witnessed by the
LePortefs OF The Sun and many other papers
again before the public, besides his standing
q 2 gentleman of character and respecta-
DLlty Is sufficient guarantee TO the afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CUREL.
mar5-lyn
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Vinegar! Vinegar II

T AM MAKING A SUPERIOR ARTICLE
i OF Vinegar for family use, warranted free
from foreign acid, which will sen 10 the
trade AT les price than the same quality Or
Vinegar can be purchased at elsewhere.
East side Public Square, Newark. ohio.
mch29-2awiwS
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srAAr1I HOUSE.

John Berger, New Freeport, Pa.
Lindsey Huzum, do
John Hornbrook, Fish Creek.
jos CrtSwell and lady, Glen Easton.
VIM. "oodburn, Spencer Station, o.
Jos. Snyder, Cameron.
VIM. McFarin, LIttIeton.
A. Ullom, Wetzel Co.
a. h.Spencer. Columbus, O..
iona Policy, Whitehall, NY.
h. l.. Byrnes, Cameron.
Jos. Chevront, West Union, W. Va.
]. b. Allen, Doddridge Co.
Il. .. bennington, CIaTksburg.
Eugenius Walker, Proctor.
a. g. Raysor, Venango, Pa.
j. Hill, Beallsville, o. M
w. Steele, SISterSviIIe.
l. Q. Shingleton, Hebron.
Q. W. Rtdgeway, MatRmOras.
Thos- Rtngman, Parkersburg. --as
John Hutton, do
w. j. Paden, Paden's Valley, w. Va.
VIM. n Barry, Dallas.
Nv. Myers. Moundsville.
VIM. Fai Is, Valley Grove.
w. NJ. Duntay, do
VIM: CASTOR, PIT. Mills. ut-.a e..
Sam1 Trimble, Short Creek. Y
Chas. 1oberstein, Darlington, O. 1-r5l
y. L. Durant and wife, Wellsburg.
Jno. H Storer, Trladelphia.
VIM. Hukill, Wellsburg. rE-T
J. i. Mayes, West Alexander ~.
Jas. Steel West Liberty. L, H.-
w: III. Davis, Webster. U
j. L. Sykes, Rowlesburg.
Jefferson Thornberry. Graysville, o.
u. w. Woods, MoundsViIle,
F. h; Conrad. Uniontown, Pa.
Jacob Richmond, Fish Creek.
John Richmond, do a
+. NJ. Cunningham, HesSVille, w. Va
Oscar Reed, Marshall Co.
]. II. Wayman. Glen Easton.
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TIE Mccoy STATION TRAGEDY.-The
SteubenvilIe Herald gives the follow
ing version of the affair at McCoy's
Station on Saturday, of which we gave
some account yesterday:
On Saturday evening, at 81 O'Clock,
Joseph Mcdonald, citizen of New
Cumberland, w. Va, was fatally shot
by Lewis Mccoy, at McCoy's Station,
on the @. e p. r, r., seven miles above
this city. The particulars of this cold
bloOded tragedy we learn from an eye
witness: For years past there has been
deadly fsud existing between the
Mccoy family and friends, and the
McGaverns and friends, both parties
swearing TO kill the other when oppor-
tunity offered. Young Mccoy, il will
be remembered, shot one of the MEGA
added fresh fuel to the already
aid, residing at New Cumber-
land, West Va, opposite McCoy's
Station, took sides against the McCoys,
and at different times had quarreled
with Lewis Mccoy, Mccoy swearing he
would Kill Mcdonald the first time he
saw himi Mcdonald, in turn, vowing
vengeance on Mccoy. So matters stood
until Saturday, when Mcdonald and
Mccoy again had words at the Station,
after which Mcdonald came down to
LnlS CITY on business, ana returned in
the evening on the o'clock train. Nc
Coy and son watched for Mcdonald at
the stntion, and as Mcdonald stepped
on the platform, Mccoy ran to weir's
house, near by, and returned immedi-
ately with "a carbine, which he 1evelIed
on Mcdonald, but was prevented from
shooting by O'Brien, companion of
Mcdonald, who kept between him and
Mccoy. Mcdonald and companion
moved of the platform toward
the river, on their way home,
O'Brien still keeping between Nc
had proceeded some forty Yards.
when Mcdonald hallOoed TO Mccoy
that he was ga id old coward and
afraid to shoot" Young Mccoy, who
was with his father, replied that if he,
Mcdonald, would stand out from be-
hind O'Brien, he would show him if his
tather was afraid to shoot. Mcdonald,
believing and saying to his companion
that Mccoy was afraid to shoot, step
ped out from behind O'Brien, when
Mccoy, who still had the carbiue to his
shoulder, fired and struck Mcdonald
above the ear, the ball passing through
his head, killing him instantly. Nc
Coy then returned the carbine and, to-
gether with his son and several of his
friends, came down to this city on the
cars, where he delivered himself to the
officers of the law. The death of Nc
Donald not being known positively.
Mccoy was admitted to 81 600 bail, but
was re-arrested yesterday afternoon, AT
the U. 5. House, on charge of premedi-
tated murder, and lodged in jail. '"
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CITS CoUScIL,-In the second branch
reports were submitted from the fol-
lowing committees: On Fire Depart
ment, on Streets and Alleys, on Ac-
counts, on Lights, on Water Works, on
Markets.
REsoLUTIoNswERE ADOPTED.
l. Instructing the Street Commission
er TO place crossing on Market street,
at Walnut alley. --I..--1 Isl
2. Authorizing the Commissioner to
McAdamize Washington street, be-
tween Main and Market. =
8. Appropriating .SS5 to repair the
board walk on Virginia street, Seventh
Ward.
Providing for a meeting of the Coun-
Gil on Saturday evening the Doth inst,
to receive and consider applications for
license to keep Ordinaries and Coffee
Houses. ---.'L -
A message from the LIST Branch
transmitted an ordinance providing for
the appointments of City Assessors. 1t
was agreed that the Council meet again
on Thursday night, and that this ordi-
nance be the special order for that time,
Mr.. Shallcross presented a petition OF
Louis Seabright, in relation to the stall
held by him in the Market house land
forfeited on the charge of selling tainted
A report of the Committee on Salaries
was submitted, and the salaries fixed
as follows:
City Treasurer, $500; Clerk of Second
Ward Market, $500; Curator of same,
$500; Street Commissioner, 81 200; City
Clerk, 81, 500; Sexton of City Cemetery,
5000; City Sergeant, 600 (pays depu-
ties out of thisj;S superintendent of Water
| Works, 81 200; others same as before.
The joint order, the election of a clerk
of the Municipal Court was taken up.
| The candidates were: Messrs. F. s.
Williams, a. Il. Chapline, ]. w. Park
er, Robert II. Sweeney, Hanson Good.
On the fourth ballot Mr.. Chapline was
| elected for the term of four years.
The Council proceeded to the election
of physician to tie Jail. DIR. George
Baird was chosen for the ensuing year.
An assessor of water rents was also
| elected, the choice falling on John
Howell.
The resignation of Francis j. Albert,
member of the Second Branch from the
First Ward, was presented, accepted
and John +. Baer elected to fill the va
cancy. @
Mr.. Nolan offered resolution to have
a lamp placed on the southwest corner
of Union and 9th streets. Referred.
| Adjourned.
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iACgoMoDATIoN TRAIN;

WINTER SCHEDULE
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
L the following schedule on and after Jan.