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that locality stop If possible the threatened war

that locality and STOP If possible the threatened war
Throughout the Indian country.
y The President to-day sent to the Senate a commu-
nication transmitting a copy Of the correspondence
relative to the alleged recent immigration of citizens
of the United States to the domnions of the Sublime
Porte, for the purpose Of settling and acquiring
landed property there, which opens with communi-
cation from Mr.. BeaubOcher, Consul at Jerusalem, to
Mr. Seward, advising him of the arrival at JANA, on
Sept %, 1885, of colony of Americans from Maine,
whose debarkation took place without any interfer-
ence from the authorities of the local GOvernment
Oct o. The Consul sends the names of 160 Ameri-
cans forming the colony, intending to make a
permanent settlement. Mr.. Morris, American Min
lister at Constantnople transmits note of his Royal
Highness Ali Pacha, relative to the colony, and
states that on application of Senator Morrill, and the
Rev. Mr. Adams on behalf of the colony for grant of
land for the use of the latter negative answer from
the Minister of Foreign Affairs transmitted prior
to the departure of the colony from the United
States The note of the Minister of Foreign Affairs
notifies Mr.. Morris that the Imperial Government
cannot consent to the establishment of . colony in
Palestine On Dec.2, Mr. Beaubacher writes that
the families forming the colony are in frightful
state Of misery, and that he was about to proceed
upon an inquest at Jaffa. Numerous complaints
have been made by the families against Mr.. Adams,
the promoter of the scheme. On Dec. 2, Mr.. Adams
sends to Mr.. Seward q petition presented to the
American Consul at Jerusalem, playing for the re-
moYal of Mr.. Lowenthal Viee-Consul at Jaffa, for
reasons given in the paper presented and the APP
pointment of Mr., Mark Wentworths On Dec IL
Mr. Morris ineloses statement of the condition of
the colony. and stating that he had suggested the
sale of their effects to defay the expenses of the
parties back to the United States On Jan II, Mr..
Seward writes to Mr. Morris that the condition Of tho
unhappy people is indeed pitiabe, and demands our
sympathy, but that there is no law authorizing the
Consul at Jaffa to extend to them on behalf Of the
Government of the United States thepecuniary relief
for which they have applied to him.
Senator Morgan held party tonight which was
very large and brilliant. Chief-Justico Chase held
reception tonight which also largely attended.
The reception, last evening, of James c. Wetmore,
Ohio State Agent, was attended by AttorneyGeneral
Stansbeuy, ChiefJustiee Chase, and many other
Ohio gentlemen of distinction.
The Board of Trade of Washington had it's first
annual dinner this evening. This Society is
posed of the ROneyed and property men of the Dis
trct Some 200 guests occupied seats at the table.
John IL. Semmes presided and speeches were made
in reply to toass by Senator Patterson of NewH mp
shire, MessTs. FarnswOrth and Rice Members of the
House, John w. Form ey Mayor Waach and Others.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
SOUTH CAROLINA.

THE cHEyEs PLANTATION TBoUBLR--A COLLISION
H WITH THE MILITARY. ~.
ri TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.
SAVANNAH, jan 3O-There is further trouble on
the Cheves Plantation, South Carolina. The negroes
viii not leave the place and st refuse to make any
contracts for this year. collision took place this
morning in which Lieut.. Lemon Of the Freedmen's
Bureau, was Shot in the left arm. He returned the
fire and killed the negro 1t is reported that Capt.
Brandt is now held as prisoner by the negroes Col
sibley has proceeded with 20 men to the scene Of
action. Rumors of an engagement are prevalent A
surgeon of the 18th Infantry has been sent over and
we are now waiting for the arrival Of the boat for
further particulars.
Ldter.-Col Sibley has returned, and reports all
quiet now. but it was deemed necessary TO leave
heavy guard to retain order.
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MILITARY ACADEMY APPROPRIATE

For a stable and forage-house. 10000
On motion OF Mr. MORRILL, Qep., VT the two latter
items wero struck out Of the bill.
Mr.. STEVENS rep. Pa moved additional sections 70
allow cadets the ra0ns now received y acng ndsnip
OF the Naval Academy commencing with Ohe date
Of the law authorizing the same ind allowing the assist
ant professr Of Spanish the SAINT pay and emouments
allowed to the other assistant professors.
The first part Of the amendment gave rise to consider
able opposition and dis eusson.
Mr.. RICE Rep, MASH Charm IN Of the Committee on
Naval Affairs explained that there aetingm
slpmen at the Naval Academy but simple ndshipnen,
and that they received $500 year and no raons They
were only called actingmdshipmen when they were IN
other naval officer did.
The amendment was adopted by vote OF "a TO a.
The committee then and reported 70 the House the
Consular and Diplomatic Appropriation BILL and the Mill
taTy Academy Appropriation bill They remain over till
tomorrow for the action Of the House.
Mr.. HOOPER (Rep., Mass tried to have an evening
session for general business but the House declined to
SovEfSsEST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND PETITIONS
Printing was instructed TO report by what authority
Government advertisements for proposals for paper are
BIr. RAYMOND Rep N. ~ presented memorial
from Messrs Murphy, McCurdy and Warden III. A. Swift
Co, H. j.. sbbee Co, Henry Clew Co., and large
number Of other business men In New York, remOnsrat
ing against movements In the impeachment OF the Pres
ident and urging the necessity OF adopting measures 10
strengthen the public confidence aay excitement, re-
vve the interests OF labor and capital and promote the
peace and prosperity Of the country They depore the
fact that although the war ended not restored
stead Of friendly discussion and action or great questions
OF national policy, acrimonious discussion prevails and
harmony seems 70 have fled from the Capitol 1t was re-
ferred to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. KETCIAM tRep, N. " presented petition Of A.
b. Knapp and 6S others Of Stanford Dutchess County,
". y, for increased protection on American wool.
CORRECTION DJoURENExT.
Some Philadelphia paper attributes TO Mr.. ONeil the
bin introduced to extend suffrage n the District Of Co
O'Nell, but by Mr. Noel Of Missouri.
The House, at A p. M, adjourned.
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ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
KENTUCKY.
GARRETT DAVIS Rp-ELpcrED SENATOR

GARRETT DAVIS REFLECTED SENATOR.
BY TELEGRAPH TO IRE TRIBUNE
FRANKFORT, Jan. S0.-GaTret Davis was elected
United States Senator by the combined vote of the
Democrats and Conservatives. The vote stood IS
against Il for Bristow together with few scatter
ing votes.
TEE CONGRESS ELECTION
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9O.-Priyate dispatches received
from Frankfort state that the Senate has passed
bill fixing the Congressional Election for the 9Th of
May. 1t is appreheDded that the House viii not con-
cur
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UNITED STATES sUPREArs COURT

~ SErRGRAPH TO rnR TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, Jan, SO-The fOIlowingis SUMMARY
Of the Supreme Court business today:
NO. e20 QNei plaintiff Ia error aRt Klpafrick Cali
f0rna hand titles Submitted, IA 1F'~' N"
No i2 De Repentigny ct AL petitioners and apellart
hs rssS Ssess On ment WIN occupy Thursday
Anu pti<o uses follow. a&NN .sA -
o.. COURT or CLAIMS f-aFeet 80.
S"hnsHo agt. pRted etates: nJepWent aonsinaao
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Expenses under the act to encourage immigration 10000
EXPENSE under the Neutrality act........., 2C0OO
Expense Of running boundary line Of Washington
territory; 20 c,d SVV
'esOn dues. 1854
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MQntetIEiily( eulers
wHAT.sHALL1DO:
d afRs. FRANoEs DANA aAaE.

BIZ MRS. FRANCES DANA GAGE.
what shall do?" My boy, don't stand
Take hold of somethIng-whatevery you
DON'T turn aside for the toiline or tasking;
Iole, soft hands never yet made man.
Grasp with a will whatever needs doing.
Still standing ready, when one work is
done f
Another TO seize; and thus, still pursuing
In duty your course, ind the Victory won.
Do your best for to-day, trust God for to-
morrow;
Don't be afraid Of a jest or sneer;
Be cheerful and hopeful, and no trouble
Keep theHeart true. and the head cool and
clear.
If yop sweep streets, make them cleaner and
Than any one else, and youT get the next
Black me boots of your customer quicker
and lighter,
And my word for It, boy, you'n not end a
II you can climb 10 the top without falling,
DO 1t. II not, go as high as you can.
Man is not honOred by business or calling,
Business and calling are honored by man.
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A PoRMER professor of natual histor

A FORMER professor of natual history
in a New England College, now cccu-
plying higher position of the same
character at the West, is sometimes
quite absent-minded. On one Occa-
sion, while hearing class in zoology
he put the questiOn:-"Did you ever
see porpoise ~ mo sir" Professor
very forcibly, as was his wont, "The
neEt. Did you ever see porroise a.
mo sir" 1.-THE merit. Did you ever see
a porpoise ~ 'No sir" Atthis point,
forgetting that his question was en-
tirely extraneous, he closed the book
with bang, and an indignant "Take
this lesson again, 'amid the laughter Of
the class.
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Star Agricultural Works.

THE ALBANY COTTON GIN MANU-
IL FACTURIN6 co., Albany, New York,
Manufacturers of General Agricultural Ma
chinery, Comprising the celebrated "StaI"
ThreshTng Machines; "Star" Railway or
Endless Chain and Lever Horse Powers,
"Sttr" Cotton Gins and condensers; Circular
Cross-cut SawmilIs; Vegetable Cutters; Horse
Hay Forks; Corn and Feed Mills; Power
Corn Shelters; Dog Powers, &c, &c.
Wewish to call the particular attention OF
Farmers to our celebrated nSTAR"
THRESHER and CLEANER, which. as Ia
tely improved, we claim Is far superior TO
any other machine now In market. 1t Is
compact and easily portable, simple in its
construction, and therefore easy TO operate
by the most inexperienced. and Will do It's
work with marvellous rapidity and pertecs
ton, and, and with comparatively the least
demand upon the strength of tho animals
dRivIngi It.
We have made recent improvements in
this machine by which we are enabled to
Thoroughly clean the grain under almost any
combination of difficulties, and We are now
using an entirely new and elective device
| for relieving the feeder OF dust, thus making
| the operation of thIeshing as comEOr table
and safe as with the ordinary machines It is
annoying and frequently destructive OF
health.
These Machines are made of suitable sizes
| for our Star Railway 2HorSe Power and for
our t'Star" Lever Powers for and horses
For sale by our agents and dealers gene
rally. For full particulars, send for our Illus
trated Descriptive Circular and Price List.
Correspondents Will please address The
Albany Cotton Gin misunderstanding
Co., p. o. Drawer I62, Albany, N. Y.
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DEMOCRATIC stumpers and editors
tell US the bonds are held by the rich
while the poor pay the taxes. Seymour
says the bonds "have gone into the
hands of innocent holders, who, to a
vast amount, are compulsory owners.
II is a mistake to suppose that they are
mostly held By cdpltlLiStSt."
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Has Frank Blair any gratitude ?
Have not the Republicans cheapened
whisky by reducing the tax?
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41s TO 800 per month and expenses
o y paid 10 goou Agents sell our PATENT
EVER LATINO WHITE metallic Clio. HES.
LINES. State age, past business ana write
for particulars 10 Girard Wire Co., 4S9 n. Sd
st. PhllaueIDhin, Pa,
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TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.

WARRANTED TO REMOVE ALL DE.
w SIRE FOR TOBACCO. This great
remedy is an excellent appetizer. 1t purlfieS
the blood, tnvtgorates tho system, possesses
great nouI lShing and strengthening power
enables the stomach TO digest the heartieSt
food, makes sleep refreshing, and establishes
robust health. SMOKERS AND OHEwERS
FOB FIFTY YEARS CURED. Price FIFTY
Cents, post free. A treatise on the Injurious
effects OF Tob eco, with lists of references,
testimonials, &C., sent Tree. Agents wanted.
address Dr. T.. K. ABBUTC, jersey City, New
II
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They are organizing "Grant Guards
in every ward In Cincinnati, and Grant
Singing Clubs are also being formed
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9ettt advertisements.
: Good Rricklauars

"1LLING TO WORK 10 HOURS A
w day. at the rate OF eos VIII md steady
employment by calling on or addFessinr
SE6RETARY of the MECHANICS & IRA
DERS EXCHANGE, No. 81 Liberty street,
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z1MMERMAN's
Steam Cooking Apparatus.
A DINNER COOKED
Foh 80 Frs Ms
oVer one Hole Of de stove or Range.
The Cooking Miracle of the Age !
FOWL. MEATS,
- ONIONS, POTATOES, PUDDINGs
BREAD, &C, &o.,
An cooked together without the
slightest exchange OF flavor.
cantake care OF 1t. Ready fOF Instant use.
CHEAP sIMPLEi ECONOMICAL
B. F. CALDWELL.

MANUFACTURER OF COPPER, TIN
NI and Sheet Iron Ware, and dealer in
Cooking ana Heating Stoves. No. Is Main
Street, Wheeling, West Virginia
would respectfully call the attention OF
the public to my large and select stock of
Copper Stills, Copper and Brass Kettles. Also
Fruit Cans and Can Tops.
Job WoEkof all kinds will receive my per-
sonal attention.
on Well Casing and Sand Pumps made to
or1er on short notice.
1000 feet ~ inch Well Tubing, which viii
be sold cheap; also Agent for ZimmefmAn's
Celebrated Steam Cooking Apparatus, which
thepuhlic are invited to call and examine.
MISREPRESENTATION. b F. CALDWELL
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JOSEPH sPEIDEL,
WHOLESALEgGROCER,
NO. IS MAIN ST,
Copper, Tin, and Sheet Iron Ware.
REMovAL.

r HAVE REMOVED MY WORK SHOP
and Store Room :
From ne Market TO Hos KAHN Street.
Where 1 win be pleased TO see all my o d
CUSTOMERS, and as many new ones as chooae
to give me their patronage. 1 have full a
sortment OF all Kinds Of ware usually found
in such establishments, and am prepared 10
all all orders for anything manufactured
from Copper, Tin or Sheet Iron.
have several nrSt-clRSs Job Workmep
antif Will do any work promptly and At 5
low rates IS any establishment In the State,
feb96-lyr GEO. ", JOl8Hs0H'
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out The United states.
Remdtances should 6emade In d,orts or other
FUNDS par IN Neto York, and ats Bonds aCtt1 be
sent free Of charge b. return erpresS Purttes
subscribing through local agents, tgtH look to
them for theiT safe delfreT.
A PAMPHLET AND MAP FOR 1888 has Just
been published by the Company, Civ ng full
Ter info. nation than is possible in an adver-
tisement, respecting the Progress OF the
Work, the Resources of the Country traveTs-
ed by the Road, the Means for C, Instruction,
and the Value OF the Bonds, which Will be
sent nee on application at the Company Is
omces, or to any Of the advertised agents.
JOHN ]. CISCO, treasurer, N.E.
July 81. 1883. jeI6-tlsepl
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"The Blairs have been putting their
heads together" This Is one of those
cases where two are not better than
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THE following are among the ardent
supporters anu friends of Grant and
the Chicago platform:
SHERMAN,
SHERIDAN,
THOMAS,
MEADE,
FARRAGUT.
The following are among the ardent
supporters and friends of Seymour and
the Tammany platform:
BEAUREGARD,
FORREST,
HAMPTON,
SEMMEs,
TooMBs.
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS

upon such a property. costing nearly three
times their amount,
Arc Secure Beyond Any Contingency.
The Union Pacific Bonds rim thirty years.
are for GOO each, and have coupons at
tached. They bear annual interest, payable
on the first day of January and July at the
Company's ONCE in the city OF New York
at the rate DISK per cent in gold. The prin-
cipal is payable in gold at maturity. The
price ls 100, and at the presentrate Of gold,
they pay liberal income on their cost.
The Company believe that these Bonds, at
the present rate, are the cheapest security in
the mark ct, and reserve the right to advsnce
the price at any time. straightforward be
received in New York.
AT the Company's Omce, No. 80
Rassau street,
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WEST VIRGINIA.

West Virginia is represented on this
line quite largely by many respectable
and enterprisiug men, and am sorry
to say goodly number OF played out
rebs, who could not find it convenient
to return to their homes and blow their
mouths of, have come here to do so. Oc-
casionally they reap Just reward.
Young D. @. Shields of Taylor coun-
ty, is doing tine business up at Green
River. The Old End Boys will all re-
member him for his kind acts during
the war. More anon.
Yours respectfully,
GEO, a. JORDAN.
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The Kind OF Men who are Wanted
ont there.
Correspondence OF the Intelligencer.
END OF TRACK, U. P. R. R.
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nr,H TO 500 PER MONTH SALARY
% I'D paid to Agents, male or female, to in
troduce our PATENT EVERLASTING
WHITE WIRE CLOTHES LINES. Adj
dress American Wire CO., 20 william ST., N.
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Cash Earnings on its Way
Business, that already amount TO more
than the interest on the First Mortgage
Bonds. These earnings are no indication
OF the vast through traffic that must fol-
low the opening of the line to the Pacific,
but they certainly prove that
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TO WIVES AND NOTIFIES,

TO WIVES AND MOfHBTS,
A WOMAN OF MATURE AGE, having
n brought up a large family and knowing
the care, anxiety and expense attending the
same, has lately come into the possession of
a safe and simple remedy, whereby wives
and mothers may prevent the increase OF
family to suit their convenience. 1t Is also a
promoter of health. All communications
confidential, and the remedy sent by mail.
BEice $500. Address MTs. II. REED. z. o.,
FOX 81, Brooklyn, New York.
THIS Is no HUMBUG.-By sending
i 30 cents and stamp, with age, height,
color OF eyes and hair, you will receive, by
return mail, a correct picture OF your future
husband or wife, with name and date of
marriage. Address w. FOX, p. y. Drawer
No. 8, Fultonville, New York.
A GENTS WANTED. Something new.
"A Every family wants It. GALyASIC
SILVER PLATING FLUID. Received lst
premium at Paris Exposition. send 60 cts.
for sample. HARRIS & Co., b North SIN St,
fhlIR'i ia
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The nomination of Grant and Colfax
gave universal satisfaction to the SOL
der boys along the line. That we will
beat the rebel element at the bsllot box
as easily as we did with the bayonet,
meme of us doubt. AS a true son of the
infant State would rejoice to see you
roll up tremendous majority for these
gallant standard bearers.
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IVA Government Grant of the right
to issue its own FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS, to aid in building the road, 10
the same amount as the U. 8. Bonds,
issued for the same purpose and
no more. TIE GOVERNMENT PERMITS
the trustees for the First Mortgage Bond
holders to deliver the Bonds to the Com
pany only as the road is completed, and
AFTER it has been examined by United
States Commissioners and pronounced to
bein all respects a f1rst-clsSs Railroad.
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Passengers trains now run to Benton
700 miles west from Omaha-commen-
ced Monday 2lst inst. Green river viii
will be the winter town for 1868, and
there the same finale as Cheyenne will
be observed for operations for 1869. Ju-
" Fourth $50, will send you greeting
from beyond Salt Lake, the home of
Brigham, whose star OF glory is fast
fading in the dim prospect of the future.
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KIND OF MEN WANTED.

a man should not come to this coun-
try with the expectation of quill driv-
prepared to rough it in true soldier
style, TO put up with all kinds of in
convenience and troubles. To
men OF this kind can
predict success and plenty OF employ
ment to railroad men who understand
their business, this road offers excellent
advantages, good pay and board by the
company,
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VA CapstaI stock Subscription from
the stockholders. OF which orer Eight
Million Dollars have been paid in upon
the work already done, and which will
be increased as the wants ofthe Company
rennIre.
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lila Government Grant of United
States Thrty-year Bonds, amounting to
from $4,000 to SIS OcO per mile, according
to the difficulties 10 be surmounted on
the various sections to be built. The
Government takes n second mortgage as
security, and 1t is expected that not only
the interest. but the principal amount
may be paid in services rendered by the
Company in transporting troops, malls
&C.
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A XII s

Common shape, as good as the best. The
RED JACKET (Colburn's Patentl AXE
canr OF be excelled. Weguaranty that they
will cut 25 FER cent more than common
Axes, with less labor to the chopper.
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The Union Pacific Railroad has been
pushed this Spring and Summer from
Cheyenne to this point-200 miles. The
Road is put down in first class condi-
ton, and equipped with all the modern
improvements of engines and cars.
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DREv1oUs TO JANUARY lsT, 1855,
i our brand WIS known as "B. A. FAHNE-
STOCK & co. PURE WHITE LEAD" but
1t to
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A sqRuB.RAoE-the Blair family.
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And ON the opposite end of the KeE;

Having rebuilt and enlarged our works, we
are now prepared to supply promptly,
STRICTLY PURE WHITE LEAD, in quantities
as may be wanted.
1874, the manufacturing department has
been under the constant personal super-
vision OF our SIr, John Haslett, Jr.
When ordering give brand in full, do not
a uniform standard OF nneness and purity
Is guaranteed.
FAHNESTOCK. HASLETT & sCHwARTZ
FOR SALE III
#. H. LOGAN d CO.
jy2-smd&w wheeling. w. Va.
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WAGES.

Wages are good and labor of all
kinds in demand. Mechanics get from
SO 90 to SIS 90 per day, according TO kind /,
and skilled labOring men So 90 per day
and board.