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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-07

Republican National Committee.
Tho Republican National Committee hold q
full business meeting in the city OF New York,
on Thursday. July 9, and organized as follows:
William Clafin, Chairman, Boston, Mass.
William E. Chandler, Secretary, Washing
ton, D. @.
Central Executive Committee, headquarters
Now York City-willism ClAfin, Boston,
Mass; T. W. Park, North Bennington, VT;
William II. Kemble, No. 2205 Green street,
Philadelphia; Horace Greedy. New York; II.
II. Starkweather, Norwich, Conn; D. r. Cow
en-, Bellaire, Ohio; Marsh Giddings, Kslsma-
100. Mich.
Western Executive COMMITTEES, bsadquar.
tors Chicago. X. Jones, Chicago, ILL Cyrus
NJ. Allen, Vincennes, Indiana &. B. Taylor,
Omaha.
Southern Executive Committee, headquar-
ters Atlanta, CAN. II. Southworth, New
Orleans, La. J. II. Caldwell, Lagrange, Ga;
D. T. Rice. Little Rock, Ark, tnow At Wash
inpton, D. C)
Pacific Executive COMMITTEES, headquarters
San Prancisco-aeo. @. Gorham, San Fran
cisco, Cal, (now in Washington) Charles Il.
belong, Virginia City, Nevada.
Tho following is list Of the names and ad-
dress Of the full committee:
Alabana-James P. Stow, Montgomery.
Arkansas-B, T. Rice, Little Rock.
California-Geo. @. Gorham, San Francisco.
Colorada-Daniel Witter, Denver.
Conneotiout-H. II. Starkweather, Norwich.
DakotR-Gov. Newton Edmunds, Yankton.
Delaware-Ed. @. Bradford, Wilmington.
District Of Columbia-Ssyles J. Bowen,
Washington.
florids-S. d. Conover, Lake City.
Georgia-John II Caldwell, Lagrange.
Idaho c. Henley.
Illinois,. r. Jones, Chicago.
Indiana-Cyrus M. Allen, Vinoennes.
Iowa-Josiah Tracy, Burlington.
Kansas ohm S. Martin, Atchison.
KentuGky-Al,en A. Burton, Lancaster.
Louisiana-M. Ii SOuthworth, New Or
leans.
Maino-Lewis Darker, Stetson.
Maryland-CharlesC q. Fulton, Baltimore.
sachusetts-William Clafin, Boston.
\ Michigan-Marsh Giddings, Kalamazoo.
Minnesota. T. Averill, St. Paul.
Mississippi-A. c. Fisk, Vicksburg
Acknowledgment F. Loan, St. Joseph.
Montana-Lester S. Wilson, Bozeman City
Nebraska-E. u. Taylor, Omaha.
Nevada-Charles Z. belong. Virginia City
New Hampshire William M. Chandler,
Concord, lat washington)
l New Jersey-James Gopsill, Jersey City.
New York-Horace Greedy, New York.
North Carolina-William Sloan, Charlotte
0hio-B r. Cowen, Bellaire.
oregon-H. W. Corbett, Portland, (now u,
W .shington,)
Pennsylvania William H. Kemble, Phiia
h dalphia.
| Rhode Island-L. d. Frieze, Providence.
7 south Carolina-J. ii. jerks, Charleston.
+. Tennessee William b. Stokes, Liberty
| To nnessee, (now at Washington, d. CO.
| Texas-A. ]. Hamilton, Austin.
Jermont-T. W. Park, North Bennington
Virginia--Franklin Stearns, Richmond.
| West Vrginia-S. d. Harms, Parkersburg
'Wisconsin-Dayid Atwood, Madison.
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT beautiful
illustrated Book, worth = Thousand Dollars,
9ddrsssins Professor. JOHN vRNDBRPooL, NJ
d Winthrop Place, New Yc9k gity.
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Hon. J. II. Harley, President National
Union Republican CoHventiom-DEAR SIR.
The platform adopted by tho patriotic oonyen.
ton over which you presided, and the reaolu.
tions which so happily supplement it, so en-.
tirey agree with my views as to a juss national
policy that my thanks are due to the deis-
gates, as much for this clear and auspicious
declaration Of principles as for the nomin alton
with which have been honored, and waich
gratefully accept
When great rebellion which impssiled the
national existence was at last OTSrthTown,
the duty of all others devolVing on those en-
trusted with the responsibilities of legislation
evidently was to require that the revolted
States should be re-admittod to participation
In the Government against which they had
warred only on such basis as 10 increase and
fortify not to weaken or endanger the strength
Of the nation.
Certainly no ono ought to have claimed that
they should be re-admitted under such rule
that their organization as States could ever
again DO used, as at the opening Of tho war
TO defy the national authority, or to destroy
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Proposals.

woRk op THg CoNssRy hToRY hr THg
UNITED STATES BOTANICAL GARDEN WASH
NOTION D. O. Sealed proposals for tho aboys.
opened att p, m. On MONDAY, tho 10Th instant, al
the Architects once, United States Capitol Exten-
By order ofthe Jsint Committee on the Library.
Au5-td EDwARD CLARK, Architect
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PROPOSALS FOR EgEsH BRRR AsD BEBy

ID ROPOSALS FOX fRBSH bkkf AND bBbf
j CATTLE.
HBADo'Rs DBPAarNRsr OF TIM PLArrR,l
OFFICE CHIRR Cor. OF SuBsIsrRNcB,
OnAHA. NEB., July ~, 1855
Scaled Proposals, In duplicate, will be received
by FIRST Lieutenant !. W. Jacobs, S6th infantry,
IN. on MONDAY. the 10th day Oh August, 1893, for
furnishing the troops and others supplied at that
post with
from the LIST day Of November, 1865 to the Slst day
OF August. 1862, or such less time as the Commits
sary General OF Subsistence may direct. =.
Zach proposal must also state at what price per
pound, net. will be furnished such number OF
BEEF CATTLE.
tho hoof, (al steers ovor three and under seven
years Of age, In good healthy condition, average
gross weight one thousand pounds, and none re-
ceived under eight hundred pounds as may BIO
needed at the post during the period Of the fresh
Tho accepted proposal will form the basis Of a
written contract In accordance with form 81. sub
sistence regulations, with article added relat-
ing to the delivery Of Beef Cattle above spoei-
nod.
The contractor will be required to give bond in
the sum OF Ave thousand dollars, with two APP
proved suretes, for the true and faithful perform
ance OF his contract,
Tho right IL reserved to reject any or all propo-
SAILS II such course should be deemed for the In
terest Of tho Government
By order OF Brevot Major general AASSgg.bpn
suS.td Dreyet. Lieut.. Col. and Chief G. 3.
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NJRw MRRCHAsTs' LINZ OF STEAMERS.

B. G, KNIGHT,
JOHN GIBSON,
win ran regularly during the winter months bo:
tween New York AleIandIia, WsshiSGt9n. and and
Pier ., Es.t River 81 Ii. foot q Roosevelt, street.
eyer. s..aIds .,,Is, s,., geSE1sssSES, s rem
XleXandria every Friday, At lam. For freight OF
passage apply Atthe once Of tho oonpahy, corner
ley Navy Dspartpsnl ruoupsos pr.,a.,,
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A RMY sUPPLIBs-BEgPi BBBYi BBRRi

oYyIon Dsror CosnIssthI OF Supsisr,ssssSsn.}
Scaled prOpo.. Ais.r Which, ThsI mus: 'SS 81 i4pea.o
q thi; ,o UtHieS until u osSSs NOON on
nlshinE FRESH BEEF % The United States troop.
stationed at the following places in the District OF
E|S ssIessS S,.IRis sns sS S.
These contracts shall commence on tho Is. day Of
September, 1868, and end on the Sist day Of Deem
The Beef shall DO from stoers weighing not less
asa @ III be
:afh SssnStle.: = .hsli from time . tins y =
T6s nssss q ,Ss ssitIo sSaIttsIsd tSS Beef q s.
delivered under these contracts shall be cut OF NJ
SSTn IN. M:
q hind qaaEters from SIX to eight inches above tho
Payment viii be- 10 such funds As are furnished
wan DO entortsinsd unless the following spOsiasa
'G Pif fSpl R undersigned hereby .reO
to enter Into contract, based on The aeoOmpan
for the United statos troops stationed at -, for
fSTF months commencing ,aE September 4 is, and
II. tsIs H pa' -,
Second tsuretyI@fhs undor.i snsd S hereby bind
themselves 70 enter into bonds, In the penal sum "
S aSs:.PS fE Sif9i G s q; ea
tract made By him or them. under the accompany
Ing nd yertlsoment
ITO be signed by two surotles.l
lsignatures OF Bureties.
Third-The poeuniary ability Of the party or par.
ties proposing, and OF the parties guaranteeing, II
unknown TO the undersigned, must be certified to
by the clerk OF the court OF record. or By some
sponsible person well known 70 the Government.
PourthgThe proposal muAt be accompanied By
anidayit BettlnE forth that tho party makes the
proposal In good faith, aud has NO Interest (droct
or indireet In any other proposal under tho accom-
panying ed Advertisement, aud has never Knowingly
defrauded the Government Of the United States.
Every ind yidual ooneerned as proposer or surety
must sign his own name,
No bids from agents will be entertained.
made In triplicate.
separate bids laust be made for zach post to be-
supplied. r
BLANKS for proposals. and sureties eau DO obtained
on application at this Ollce,
The undersigned reserves the right 10 rojoct any
or all bids, for proper cause.
by order Of
Byt. Major sAN'L, 7, GUSHING,
Chief g, y. pisE q Texas,
lst Ii, eth reg U. 8. cav, Depot 4. q, B.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATBNr oPPIol

nj
n, ,ha ,.,,,,o, NJ, Mashisadd0n, NAY ~ lsoe.
on M tno peuh1n q 1oshuA dihbs, OF Canton
CnY, ptayRhf ior ny e1nnson q patent Granted
" MN ,ng ion 2ay y Augu' iaoi, ior N impIoye-
lion q sald patseS, when taxes place on the 10Th
ahy q Ansust' tooet
Patent Vmee on noNDAf, the Nth day OF July
to sppesr and show cause. II any they have, why
sAta petition onfns no. no. 20 PC xLnntea
PERSONS opposng me extension are required 20 NE
IN me fatsnt Omce their objeetions, specially set
Iorth N Mruh9, ~ Ieastt9fntv dAys before the day
p nearing Al tenstmohy Med ~ eitheI party, TO
be used a. ths said must be taken and trans
United In ACCORDANCE with the rules Of the Office,
when viii % furnllhed on application. .
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Railroad Routes.
TTHRogag LINE pkTwEKN WASHINGTON
i PHILADELPHlA. AND NEW YORK.

rHHRoUGg LIMB pETwEKN WARRINGTON.
Trains between Wsshinstcn and New York are
s Tux T ssasss, asss.y 'asps :. II,
s.,, ' ss... sRI s..a.,s aR
ON SUNDAY,
Leave for New York and Phnadslphia at 10 p
Sleeping earsfor New York on zNp. m. train only
Through ticket. 70 philadelphia, New York or
So; To- can ss had at the Staten 'hee all Aosr'
See baltimore and Ohio Railroad. .adysrtissmsn,
f.I .sh.snis ssw:s, ws'hi,xs;n BsinsS An
hsssss Of Trap,ps Sa4k
' asS: j sI kSSSs sE;st
PHlIADEIFEHiaIao,s T KtfRsSTSn AND BAL
TINE TABLE.
Commencing MONDAY, April lsth. 1896.
Trains for Baltimore and Washington leave Phila-
liss m. Express Mondays excepted . IL. % a.
n. gIprosi; sop. m, Kxpress, and HOO p. m. .
rSSis ~ pE Esn 81 sa RaRs . a PHtADr
1sss: s'.ip'ss sapi. way as I S . e.
Leave PhiisdeIphia Tor Baltimore and w.shins,sr
ts. ~ RaI,i laS . 81 & ESil4a.pA. asYpn
I nSiS' e. XXI KEs EfGF
1867 p.srsrRRREsstsffA ROUTE 1857
TO THE WET sPRfso T ssaabu tsD
On and after MAY s4th, 1857. trains will run .,
w..h,uu..u vn. - tu.,v,u... 70 IN.
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Tho pole star Of those who have infcIibly in.
sisted on tho Congressional policy your con
yention 50 cordially endorsed. Baffied BY Er
ocutiye opposition, and by persistent refusals
to accept any plan Of reoonstruction proffered
by Congress, Justice and public safety at last
combined TO teach us that only by an enlarge.
ment Of suffrage In those States could the de-
sired end be attained, and that II was even
more safe to give the ballot to those who loved
the Union than to those who had sought In.
eifectually to destroy IL. Tho assured success
Of this legislation Is being written on the ada
mant of history, and will be our Triumphant
yindication. More clearly, too, than ever be-
fore, does the nation now recognise that the
greatest glory Of republic II, that II throws
the shield Of its protection over the humblsst
and tho weakest Of It's people, and yindicates
the rights Of the poor and the poverless a.
faithfully as those Of the rich and the power.
ful,
1 rejoice, too, in this connection, 40 and In
your platform the frank and fearless syovai
that the naturalired citizens must be protected
abroad "at eyery hazard, as though they were
native boru.n our whole people are foreign.
ors or dcoendants of foreirners, Our fathers
established by arms their right TO be called 4
nation. Il remains for us 10 establish the right
10 welcome 10 our shores ali who are willing
by oaths of Allegiance 10 become American
citizens. Perpetual allegiance. a. claimed
abroad, Is only another name for perpetual
bondacs and yonld mske ali slave, 10 ths soil
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Proposals.
pRoPosALs FOL. THE PURCHASE OF AN.
| i BALANCES AND WAGONS,
| DHPOT OuARTHRNAaTFR'g OYPICR,l

P'0 BGLAEtEs AND WXdoEs' "
w, R5r ,a, ogiSr, 4 InIn oy,ssIssB'
Proposals. viii b. received AZ his once until
further notice for the purchase Of sixty AMBu:
WAGONS, in lots Of from ten upward. They have
all been used, but are still In servieeable order,
Propositions fer selecting any number over ten
from the lot will be entertained II suitable prices
are offered.
lection Of their bids, and payment In Government
reserved to reject any or all proposals ohersd. Bids
will be submitted TO the ouartermaster General
Propcssls must b addressed 10 the pndersisned,
marked "Prqposal5 Tor the purchase Of Ambulsneea
g wagons q bSfh q ths s.;s may DO. snd bid
By order Of the uaftsrms.tei General;
y. 8. army, and Depot Quartermaster. auto
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Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, Lendou,
graduate from one Of the most eminent Colleges 10
life has been spent the hospitals Of London Paris
Philadelphia, and elsewhere, has effected soms oi
the most astonishing cures that were ever known
many troubled with ringing u the head and cars
when asleep, great neryousness, being alarmed at
Ing, attended sometimes with derang omen, u III.
MUD, were cured Immediately,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-07-04

B.U.B. P.-The great friend of the
housewife. If you want light and whole
some backwheat cakes, use it. If you
want sice biscuit. use it. If you want
any kind of light bread or cakes, use 1t,
and yeu will be sure of having what
YOU want. Manufactured by Z. Book
ing, No. l Odd Fellows Hall.
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TOWN TRIPLES.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS for
Sale Cheap-JdA Pfarr.
Main Street Lot for Sale-Thonas
O'Brien.
Grand Sacred COncert-St. James
Cathedral, Sunday evening.
Estate of Alexander Heyman.
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State of West Virginia,

Ohio County Circuit Court
June Rules, 1863.
BENJAMIN +. Sherman and John Il. Cole. part.
ners, under the firm name of Sherman &
Cole, Complainapts.
Leonard G. Frost g. Nathan L. Higbie, late
partners under the firm name Of l.. Z. Frost
& Co., Joseph Seybold, late Sheriff OF Ohio
county, Samuel j. Jacob, Wesley Bowman,
Nathaniel r. Ferguson, Uz,iel Stevens, Sam.
uel Trimble, The Merchants l. Mechanics
Bank of Wheeling Samuel Hazlett and John
Laughlin, Defendants.
Attachment in Chancery in the Circuit Court OF
Ohio County.
U'HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO AT
i tach and subject to the compliments de-
mand, amounting to s22,9s) Is, with interest
and the costs OF the suit the money and effects
of the defendants, L. Z. Frost & Co., in the
hands of the defendant Joseph Seybold, anS to
determine whether there are any, and if any
what liens on the said money and effects emit.
tied to priority ever the complainants demand
and in what order the said nancy and
effects should be distributed or paid among the
respective claimants thereof.
And IT appearing by proper athdavit that the
defendants, Leonard &. Frost, Nathan L. Hig'
bic, Nathaniel X. Ferguson, Uzzel Stevens,
Samuel Hazlctt al Il John Laughlin are nonresI
dents oil this State, 1t is ordered that the said
defendants appear within one
month after due publication of this order, and
do what is necessary TO protect their interests
Test MICHAEL j. BREINlG, Clerk.
WHEAT a. FORBES, LAMB PAUL.,
i've oaw4w Soils for Comp'ts.
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THE AMERICAN STOCK JOURNAL
Farmers and Stock Breeders, who look
to their own interests, should send for a
copy of this interesting Monthly Maya
zine. Specimen copies free. Address
Mp. BOYER & Co., Publishers,
Petersburg, Chester Co., Pa.
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CEMI STATEMENT OF
~ Wheeling SaNinrS Institution. JnlY ]. 1865

WHEELING SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
| July LIST, ls6s.
| The Directors Of this Institution have dc.
clared a dividend of ten QOl per cent. on its
Capital Stock ont Of the earnings for the past
six months, free of State and Federal tax, pay
| able to stockholders on demand.
A. G. QUARTER,
iun3 Treasurer
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EYE, Ear, Throat, Lung, Heart DIS
eases. Catarrh, successfully treated by
DR.. Aborn, 1874 Smithfeld street, Pitts
burgh, Pa. A book by mail SO cents.
fehl-lv
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Assignee's Notice.
TR UyDRRsIGNRn uRRRuy

i gives notice Of his appointment a. a.
dgnee Of the estate Of Simeon d. woodrow. Of
Wheeling. In the county Of Ohio, In the Nssrict
Of West Virginia, who WA, 70 wit. on the
18th day Of May, A ID. l6Gs, aijudged Rank.
rupt. upon the petition Of himself, BY the g.
District Court for the aid District
Dated q yheeiing W. Va, the 10Th day Of
June, A. d. fS6s
jun2soav3v 2 A-BREyTLIyGER
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MAKRIED:

On the "a of July at the residence of Mr..
Michael Roth. South Wheeling, by Rev. Mr..
Dodge. OF Fourth Presbyterian Church Mr..
WILLIAM +. ROTH 10 Miss BARBAEY
YARbLEY, both OF this city. No cards.
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NEwADvERTIs11E1NTs,
FOR BENT.

A HoUsE-CoNTAINING -FOUR ROOMS.
"A with kitchen and good cellar, ON Ohio street,
Zane's Island. Apply to Mrs. E. n MITCH
ELL, Fourth street, or to JACOB Il CLARKE,
Attorneys at Law. corner Fourth and Monroe
streets. junJ-lW
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Gravel and Patent Mastic
ROOFING.

V'HK slIBsCRIBRRs RESPECT.
l. FULLS' inform the public that they are
prepared put On either the Gravel or The
notice. AL roohng dOre in the best manner
And warranted 70 give fan satislAetion- For
car PatsnS Roofing we have the Pstssf k2psr,
made entirely Of FAX, the stronenst and most
suitable paper ever made for rvonng purposes.
Orders left al Ia5 Main street promptly nj
tended 70.
mArissa JOHNSON & LITTLE.
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HEADQUARTERS
FOR ALL Kinds OF
Sun and Artistic Pictures
Partridge's Gallery, III Main st.

PARTRIDGE rs NOW BETTER PRE-.
i pared than ever, and offers greater induce
nents than heretofore to those waiting any
thing, from Card Picture, at % for One Dollar
to the finest Oil Painting, at less prices than
formerly.
In my Frame Department have man who
has served an apprentice at making Square
Frames, and all can depend upon their being
made in the best manner and at lowest prices
so they will not fall to pieces.
Ny Gold Frames are all gilt in my establish.
ment and nothing but the best gold used. and will
he sod as low as the same quality OF work can
I've bought East or West. A large assortment Of
Gold Frames for Oil Paintings always on hand.
Old Frames re-gilt and made better than when
new. All sizes Of 0vals, in Gold, Walnut and
Rosewood.
Photograph Albums, Stereoscopes and Views,
Wall Brackets Artists Goods, including Oval
and Square Stretchers; Oil, Canvas, Tube Paints,
&C., &c.
Stock of Looking Glasses and Pictures, which
are sold at Cost, are getting less every day.
The Schedule Of Prices adopted for few days
for the benefit of School Children should receive
the attention of every Parent within fifty, miles
Of Wheeling. juni
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DIVIDEND.
MUSIC! MUSIC!

N5RS MARTHA III T A X K IL
MI adopts this method Of announcing that she
Is prepared TO give instruction in Piano and
Vocal Music TO o limited number Of pupils.
Application can be made at the Rooms Of
Mrs.. c. MCCOY, Merchants Block, Main street
iNl.2In
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Estate Of Alexander Heyman.

FILTERS TESTAMENTARY IN THE
i above estate having been granted to the
subscribers, all persons indebted to said estate
will make payments and those having claims
present them for settlement to Caroline Hey
man, s35 N. Sixth street, Raphael Heyman,
e35 y. Sixth street; Adolph +. Hoehstadter,
S. z. cor. Third and Market streets, Philadel-
phia. jyf2w~
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PEOPLES BANK,

WHEELING, June 81 1863.
'INHE DIRECTORS HAVE THIS DAY
/ declared a dividend of Eight per cent. apon
the Capital Stock ont Of the earnings of the last
six months, payable To stockholders on demand
iyl.3t J. +. UPDEGRAFF, Cashier.
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EXCURSION & PICNIC!
A BASKET PICNIC WILL Re
N held on the
FoURTH OF JULY.

Curtis Grove, near Mouudsville,
Under THE AUSPICES OF TIRE YOUNG
- Mems Catholic Association of Wheeling,
for the benefit of ST. Mary's Church at Triadel.
phia. A plentiful supply Of Refreshments win
lie ON the ground, "a well a. Lunch for snch
NAV not bring baskets.
T. I. Cocayne's excellent Cotillion Band will
10 in attendance, and every effor, will be made
To afford pleasant time 10 all.
Tickets Tor Adults. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cts.
Children. Observation-Disclosures cts
Special trains will leave B. & D X. R. Depot
at and 10 O'Clock A. ". and o'clock P.M
Return trains will leave Moundsville NJ 2,
and clock L. VI. iyl-it
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,J,HE HOARD OF MANAGERS OF

INK KOARb OF WANAGE rs OF
| the Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company
have declared dividend of Four () per cent
on the Capital Stock of the Company, out Of the
earnings for the last six months, pay able on or
after the 9Th day of July, 1865, TO the stock
holders holding stock this day.
JOS. LAWSON, Secretary.
WHEELING, W. Va. July |, 1865. jyl.lw
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Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Co.

OrrIcE BALrMoRK 4 Ono RAILROAD Co..
WHEELING, May 10, 1873.
DAssKNGRRTRAIN WILL Ran
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i by the following schedule on and amer 'h.
nth day Of May, wheeling timo
FAST LINE