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Sll oIoOZo Io
Is an approximate estimate only ascertained by
deducting from the total expenditure in each
quarter the probable amount disbursed on ac-
count of war liabilities. The current eXpendi-
lures were tor armament of fortifications cast
ing guns manufacture repair, alteration n and
preservation of small arms, and generally all
other ordnance expenses.
Eighth. From preceding statements Ii will be
seen that the military expenditures from July
l, 1865, to June 30 1868, period of three years,
were about S295 000, 000 or which 1t is believed
as near as can be ascertained without long aud
tedious Investigation, nearly 800 900 900 were on
account of liabilities incurred during the Rebel
lion, leaving $685. COO 900 as the outlay for cur
rent eX penses during the time named, an ave.
rage of SG5 600, 600 per annum.
j. M SoHogIELD, Secretary Of War.
War Department. Dec. IL, 1868.
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The Murder YrinI

of NJ. c. Namara, for killing his wife, continues
to attract much attention in the Criminal
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Baron ROthschild left money enough to
boy all New York city At its assessed value.
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-MeSsrs. WlIIlam Painter CO., Oankers,
No. SO South Third Street. report the folio wing
rates of exchange to-day at IL O'clock:-
United States IS, 1881, l4B0ll4l; U. 8. 5-2Os,
1852, 110S@ll0b; do, 1864 1O65 0D1O7t; do. 1865,
lO7f@lO8i do. July, 1865, llO69l1Ol; do July,
1867, lO@llOl; 1868, ll04@ll0g; 1o-40s, 1O5! a
1858. Compound Interest Notes, past due, 1925.
Gold. 1354@l355.
--Messrs. De Haven & Brother, No. 40 South
Third street, report the following rates of ex-
change to-day at P. M.:--U. s. 6s of 1881. ll42
@ll4g; do. 1852, 1lOa0llOB: do. 1854, 1869 @
llO3; do, 1867, new, 10 8llO4; do, 1865, llOS
@lI6s; do, IS, lO-4Os, IO5bdQ zoos. Due Com
pound Interest Notes, l9i; Gold, 135IDl353.
Silver. 130a@l323.
ment securities, etc., as follows:-U. s. IS of
1881, ll48@ll4g; old 5-2Os do, 11O4@lll new
5-2Os, 1884, lO7@l074; do, 1865, 1O79@lOS; 5-2Os,
July, 1865, llot@llOl; do, lsG7, llOt@1lO3; do +,
1868, ll0bQ ll0{; l0-40s, l05s61l05s. Gold. 1866.
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ThLEGHAPH.J
NEW YORK, Dec. ID 6-AFriyed atean1shin panns,i
wanna, from Liverpool
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FROM BALTIMORE.
oectal Despatch to The EOentng Telegraph.
The WOrkingmen en-

Special DeSp0tch 10 The EOeft1lg Telegraph.
BALTIMORE, Dec. IL.
Yhe WOrkingmen
of Baltimore, OF all classes, held large meeting
at the Front Street Theatre last night, where
speeches were made and resolutions passed, ETC.,
in favor of self-protection and the eight.hour
system
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Report from the Secretary of War
Analysis of the Expenses of the Last
Three Years.

W
Which will be slightly increased by returns
of paymasters at distant stations not received
in time TO be included in this report. The re-
ports of paymasters being rendered bImonthly
instead of quarterly IL has not been found prac-
ticable to state the amounts disbursed In each
quarter as requested,
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CLEARED THIS MOI

STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING rELp-
GRAPH OFFICE
A. M....,.,,..S8 IL A. M."".....40l2 z p, M Al
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Leaving as the amount expended for subsist-
ence OF the army and Communication during the
time designated, SIS, ,993 S65SI.
Third. The expenditures of the Quartermas-
ter's Department during the same period for
quarermaster'5 stores, forage, transportation,
barracks, communication of quarters, and ali
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

For additional Marine NerOs see Inside Pages.
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IU06 SD O6
This statement includes q small amount of
Indebtedness accrued during the Rebellion, and
which could not readily be separated.
Sixth. The disbursements of the Bureau OF
lIrri Inn fnn rfOA
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELFeRAPH1
Wednesday, Dec l6 1865.

wednesday, Dec IL 1868. J
There is no change 10 notice in the Money
market. Call loans rule at COZ per cent. Num-
Der one business paper ranges from Sl1I0 per
cent. per annum. The banks continue to dis
count most OF the paper offered by their cusso-
mers. There was very little disposition to
operate in stocks this morning, but pr.ces
generally we're steady.
Government securities were firmly held 1854
was bid for l0-4Os; 1l45 for 6s of 1885, llO2 for
'62 5-20s; l07 for '64 5-2Os; 1919 for '65 520s;
1lOt for July '65 52Os; and 1lOk for '67 5.2Os.
City loans were without change. The new issue
cold at 1904, aud old do. at 81.
Railroad shares were inactive. Reading sold
at 4S9@488, slight decline on the closing price
of last evening, and Catawissa preferred at 80,
an advance OF ;. l293 was bid for Camden
and Amboy; 532 for PENNSYLVANIA Railroad;
452 for Little Schuylkill; 57i for Miuehill; S5
for North Pennsylvania; 555 for LehIgh Valley;
80 Tor Elmira common; 425 Tor Elmira pre-
ierred; and rs for Philadeph and Erie.
City Passenger Rail way shares were dull
Go was bid for Tenth and Eleventh; % for Spruce
aud Pines.H for Girard College, 20 for German
town; aud "a for Green and Coates.
Bank shares were in demand for investment
at full prices. Mechanics sold at 315, change;
l23 was bid for Farmers and Mechanics; 81 for
Commercial; SO for Glratd; 81 for Penn Town
ship; so for Western; 80 for Manufacturers: 20
for City; &C for Common wealth; 683 for Corn
Exchange; and 123 for Central National.
In Canal shares there was very little doing.
SCbuylkill Navigation preferred sold at 90 no
change; 28i was bid for Lehigh Naviga alton; and
II for Morris Canal preferred.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
Reported by De Haven & Bro, No. 40 s, Third street
FIRST BOARD.
600 Pa 6s, 2 2Ber-.--..l061a 80 sh " Y q Md-s-
{4O0City IS. New.cd&pl0 "a 10 sh sch Nv Pfb60- 20
$500 Leh 6s.gold L--.. SO 400 sh Readtng..l- 4S1S
$500 do..........,.. 80 100 o.,..s5,siu- 4s1S
luO sh Cata Prf....-. 80 700 do....,.,..,, 4s1s
leo sh Clinton Cl... ... u 100 do-...slOwn. 4S1<
This mornings gold quotations, reported
by Narr x Ladner, No. 30 South Third Street.
1000 a. NJ. 1855 l040 A. NJ. 1853
l01l 1855 1856 " 1861
1914 1865 lilo % 1855
1917 1853 ll20 1854
1890 1853 l140 1864
--Messrs, William Painter X Co. Daukprs
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The New Albany (Ind) Ledger gives the fol-
lowing additional particulars of the lawless
proceedings enacted there by a vigilance com.
mittee on Saturday morning LAST
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To which add purchases and eX-
penditures exhibited by &C.
counts not yet examined and
or this expenditure some portion is for in
debtedness incurred during the Rebellion
which it is not possible to separate within any
reasonable time.
Fourth. The expenditures OF the Medical
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The Conscl n seyeI,.

Mr.. Seward Is reported to have said
to-day that he desires to retire from
the Cabinet. There is a probability OF
other changes In the Cabinet directly,
but to what extent the reorgani-
cation may go Is not determined, nor
IL u settled definitely who the new
m6mbers are to be, though names OF
gentlemen of high standing and ma
tional reputation are mentioned as sue
ceBsors to the several positions to be va
Gated. Senator Grimes packed up ali
his papers. go. to-day, and left for his
home in Burlington, Iowa, where he
will resign his tseatif his health does
not improve. which 1t is not likely to
do. Senator Henderson proposes 10 90
home to visit his people and try to stem
the torrents of resentment and denun-
citation from his old party friends. II
Is not unlikely that he will accede to
their demand andlresign his seat. None
of Mr.. Ross or Mr.. SFowler's friends
believe they will ever return to their
States. Senator Trumbull tries 10
weather 1t out, bnt he has a very hard
time of 1t. Every mail brings him dor.
ems of petitions and letters, urging his
immediate resignatiuu. Senator Res.
sender says he snail soon go home
that he has no longer any position OF
influence here, and Is tired of public
life. he has no present intention OF re.
signing, but he will probably think
differently when he returns 10 Maine
-Ne1g YoFL ISiLll of Thursday. ~
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Special Huttees.
The Great Blood Purifier.

In thespring every one feels the need of an
infallIble remedy for the Impurities OF the
Blood, Dyspepsia. Acidityz OF. the stomach'
and kindred ailments. Such a medicine Is
M1sHLER's HERB BITTERS, which has
proven a blessing To humanity and enjoys a
reputation extending throughout the coun-
try. By Its judlcions and timely use. at such
time and places where 1t might be OF use, II
Will surely avert the approach of the most
insidious disease. Danger and sickness will
only ensue when the human system is out OF
order. Either the blood. the stomach, the
/ yer or the kidneys may be deranged, ard
disease in the guIse of some dangerous fever.
or rackIng. cruel pains, or wearing, debllita-
ting sickness, will speedily bring The victim
to the couch OF illness, unless preventive,
sure in Its operations. aud certain In Its eff
fects, Is promptly taken, and. we repeat,
such a medicine is SiISHLERS HERB BIT
TIERS. Sold by all Druggists and dealers. :.
B. Hartman & Co.. Proprietors, Lancaster,
Pa.
For sale by LAUGHLIN, SMITH q CO.,
Wholesale Druggists. Wheeling. w. Va.
myl6-2w
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Knn"Wha Go. saIE ana Coal Property.
The DOnnnlIy and Moves EStnteS
t COmDIned.
THESE VALUABLE ESTATEs A1aE
4 now in market. They comprise an orea
OF Kanawha Bottom, exceeding that of ali
the active salt properties in the county,
about 565 acres, and about 1000 acres nj coal
and mineral lands These estates are in iht
center OF what is supposed to be the salt
basin OF the country and have alWnYs been
regarded as amongst the most valuable.
During the late war the. furnaces were
thrown idle, and have been entireIy re-
moved. There is an active demand foS one.
third more Kanawha salt than the nresent
furnaces can yield at better! ana mora re.
munerative prices than have been attained
IN tnlFly years. Vhe extensive bottoms be-
longing 10 theSe estates can be and ought to
become the site OF a great mauufacturinR
town. In the hands of o combInRtion or
capitalists, the profits on salt alone can be
made to yield n handsome Income. leaving
the bottom lands for farming 'pnrposes and
ultimately for town lots. The prtsent I1rO-
prletors Will take largo amount OF the
Stock TIA Joint stock company be formed for
the purchee or these estates and for the
erection OF one or more furnaces. These
estates are situated directly on the line OF the
location OF the chesapeake and Ohm Rail-
ROAD winch from present Indications, Will
De Quilt before many years. For further in.
formation Apply to GreenberY Slack ESQ.,,
OF the Stale Senate, who is part owner OF
the nrSt named OF these estates
JAMES NJ. LAIDLEY.
VIII take pleasure at any time during
my stay In the city TO give any Information
lands q SJACK
je61w l4.
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Es,n,n ~. a,,,,,,.nl. p.,,,lh,s,.,n

From the Monroe RePubitcdn.
By his vote on impeachment, Van
Wrinkle has publicly acknowledged
that he has been thoroughly Johnson
ized, and recorded 1t in obedience to the
wish of the ambitious Presidential as
pirant, Salmon p. Chase, and not in
accordance with the facts in the case,
as he expressed II in his firm opinion,
after he heard all the evidence, that
Andrew johnson was guilty according
to the nth article, and publicly stated
that he should vote for his conviction.
The time was when the honorable
gentleman" was thought above re-
Proach, and would not be party to
one Of the greatest OutTageS upon re-
SoI1i but he has proved himself pre-
n"F,i!cator, wronged his state and the
99aHon, and deserves the honest con-
1smhal9n OF every honest man. He
neeu make no excuse for his ayowei
apostacy; indeed there is none needed.
t tos an = man who trities with his word, as
ne mas done, is not To be trnsfa,5. ; He
has Joined hands with the s.rsst crii11ss
nal TO his eternal shame and iish6nor-
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TRY ONE BOTTLE OF

Is the best article known to preserve the
hair. 1t will positively restore
Gray Hair to It's Original Color and
Promote its Growth.
1t is an entirely new scientific discovery,
combining many OF the most pow eIful and
restorative agents In the vegetable Kingdom
II makes tho hair smooth and glossy, and
does not stain the skin.
Its recommended and used by the nrst
Medical Authority.
For sale by all druggists. Price 81 CO.
R. P. HALL & CO., Nashua, N. II. Propri-
etors. Jel-lmdSweod
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Public Sale

ON SATURDAY, JUNE 18TH, 1888 Al,
" the 'front.' door of the Court House, two
tracts of land, with coal privileges to each
oelng part OF the a. p. Woods farm on the
ONO ONO River, ~ miles north OF the city OF
The first or upper tract which jolns lan,,s
OF A. l. Garden, ESQ, consists OF n acres NJ
Iand, with a coal Held OF about lS6 aCres
the second Joining the above ON the EOuth
consists of 81 acres OF land and a coaI-fieId or
about 50 acres. On this tract there is a poSi
frame dwelling house, stabliug, &C.
ne thickness of the coal vein (abOut Git,
and Its situation above the River boftOfn
makes very desirable locations for RniHnG
Mills or any other manufacturing estabIfshs
In 1I' also desirable for shipping coal by the
a plat of the property can be seen and ALI
information given at the Recorders ofiice.
Wheeling, w. Va. q
Terms OF Sale:-One third cash, the balance
IN SIX, twelve and eighteen months, with ap-
proved security. sRle positive.
r. b. WOODS
nyZG.Iu MN, h. WOODS
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Trustaa,s Sole

ID 10 me by G. Roller and wife. and dnIS. -
corded In the Recorders ofilce OF NsrSbaI,
county, West Virginia. 1 ahaH on MondSv
IN. in the town of Cameron, Marshall coIn a.
~, West Va, proceed TO sell all The siocIs Il,
trade and the fixtures In and belonging IL
Selling as trustee shall only warrant sI1cI
trust. ''--" Neeu %
business, this is q rare opportnnIfv 90 ~ 81 s
cation Is most excellent one For fIIrthS,
information call at this office,
Jel-lm" JOHN B. LYDICK. Trustee
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MONDAY MORNING, JUNE $.

THE first business in the House of
Delegates, to,days will be- the TesOlu-
ton pending ut the adjournment last
Thursday, 10 instruct the Judiciary
Committee OF the House TO report Ii bill
fixing permanent seat OF Govern
ment. The Impression generally pre-.
walls that the resolution will be agreed
to. II isNIgued among those who IA
vor it that it will be some days before
the Committee on lse Code can report
any work TO the House, and that in the
interim This question may be taken up
and settled.
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TmE appointment OF General GoT, of
ClurkSburg, 10 be United States Dis
trict Attorney for the District o: West
Virginia, ia one OF the most acceptable
to our people that has been made for
long time. There can be no doubt the
nomination will be confirmed by the
Senate. Col. Smith, the old attorney,
has used his position.as FAR MS possible,
TO run the Federal Court in the inter
ests of Copperheadisn, and if general
testimony is not greatly at fault has
not been Unsuccessful.
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HAPPY mARRIAGEs.

Essays FOR YOUNG MEN, on the Errors,
Abuses and Diseases, which create impede
ments to Marriage, with the humane view
OF treatment and cure, md In sealed letter
envelopes free or charge. Address, HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION. BOX p, Philadelphia,
Pa myl0.3md&w
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DIED.

DoDDRIDGEons Sunday, June 7th at :
a. M, CATHERINE =. wife of JOHN N. DoD-
nRrDeE, In the Esd year OF her age.
Preliminary services at the house, Tues
day ut a. M, to which friends are invited
The remains win then be conveyed TO
Wellsburg for intermsnt. Jes-lts
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Dwelling House for Rent.

CENTRALLY LOCATED ON QUINoY
" street, between Sixth and seventh.
House two-story brick of five rooms. Pos
session given July LIST. For further partIcu-
lars cali at the office OF Metcalf & Burt, SO
Mnin street, jeS-3t
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DEMOCRACY may anticipate a no,
time of 1t at New York. The Pep1Io
ton Guard, one thousand mon in mi,
form, (gray, we presumel will escor,
their favorite through the motronnl;s
and manufacture enthusiasm for him
But Captain Isaiah Rynders. tho ChIaf
Marshal OF Tammany, WHO has the
whole army ofDead-Rabbit Democracy
at his back has recently declared for
Chase, and the ALBANY Regency" Mr..
Seymour being ',pGrticepS eTIpliniS, -
has resolved TO work for Ghase's NOM
ination. The New York Democrats
will not be easily routed by any one
thousand men from Cincinnati.
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Notice.

fENAE MEMBERS OF THE GUARDS
i Hose, Hook and Ladder Company are
hereby notified 10 attend special meeting
Ofthe Company at their Hall on Wednes-
day evening, June 10th, 1883, ut TX O'Clock.
BY order OF the Company,
CHALES +. KLEVIS
TeSJt
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For Sale.

IN KIRKwooD, OHIO, THEPRoPERp,
i now owned and occupied by Mrs. D. =
fully situated, containing eIphf rooI,tl
kitchen, pantry and cellar '"'HIs'
For terms. &C., Inquire on the premises n,
Bridgeport, June i, 1858, ta2,,-,
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n.nY an MInNIOnr.

Screaming at the top OF its voice-dIsturbs
oil the sleepy heads OF the house, and your
next.dOOr neighbOr, How often you hear
the thouehtIess remark, F" Choke that squat
ling Baby" Now. this is very unkind of
you, my friend. Once you had Just such n
time Teething, CholIc. Pain, FretfuI, Wake
f1I Fever. Bowels disturbed. no Sleep for
child or parent. A long night OF watching.
and a weary morning dawns. bringing No
N@'' TRY ONE BOTTLE OF
LAUGHLIN'S INFANT CoRDIALul
Baby rests sweetly; the little teeth come
through nicely; Mamma is rested: Papa is
ready for breakfast, and your neIghbor Will
not say, F" Hang the Baby" but blessed be
LaughIInB Infant Cordial. Only % cents
Bottle. marl3.
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List. of Letters


j)EMAINING UNCLAIMED IN THE
IL Post Office at Wheeling. on Monday
June 8, 1868.
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WE ARE informed that Mr.. Van
winkle declares his purpose to sup
port the nominees OF the Chicago Con-
vention. He made the statement TO a
distinguished citizen of this State since
his vote TO acquit tho President. How
much value is to be attached TO such n
declaration at this time, when Mr.. Van
Wrinkle is making very great efforts.
through his friends, to regain the lost
confidence of our Radical people, we do
not undertake to say, but his vote for
Grant will go but littlc way to repair
the injury he did by his vote for John.
son. We can assure the distinguished
Senator that while he may vote for
Grant and Colfax, his present admirers
in West Virginia are men whowill sup
port the ticket to DO nominated nj New
York. 1t is possible, however, the
Senator may change his mind the day
before tho election. His declarations
otin,enlion are. it seems, to be received
with caution.
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For Sale

A DESIRABLE PIECE OF GROUND
IA OF one acre, bound on the west by I.iud
street, on the south by Spruce street, In kasl
Wheeling. Also two lots 10 feet front on
Lind street, will be sold on easy terms and al
low prices.
apr2S /. IRWIN
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PAE COpperheads hated two classes
of citizens during the war, with unex-
ampled intensity. First, the soldiers
that fought against the rebellion, and
next the freedmen who sustained these
soldiers. Yet in the face of this record
these reckless politicians are preparing
I" place In nomination for the Presi-
usneS General Hancock, because he
was brave officer during the wnr
Saup'S LOT The purpose of catching the
Ho'Ts OIL me Union soldiers, and failing
in hancock, they are training Chase for
tne'F candidate. in the hope that ho viii
groes. '"e ne
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A Tract of Land for Sale.

GITUATED IN WETzELL COUNTY
. West Virginia, within nVe or six mile
OF the d. d y. 3. K. and said to contain ~
acres. This land is heavily timbered, pin
certainly a good chance for safe Investment
This property VIII be sold for a good deal less
than Its value, in order to close the affairs OF
an estate. See Joseph "A. stuart, Admins
traitor, Carlisle, Pa, or
my2O Real Estate Ag't, W6eeiinS, N ". Va.
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wheeling, marietta ana EarhsrsbuIx

DARTRIDGE Is NOW BETTER PRE-
il pared than ever, and offers greater In
ducements than heretofore to those wanting
anything. from q Card Picture, at Is for one
dollar, TO the finest Oil Painting, at less
prices than formerly. t
My Gold Frames are all gilt in my estab-
llShment and nothing but the best gold
used. aud Will be sold as low as the same
quality of work can be 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 oTals, in cold, Walnut and Rose
wood.
Photograph Albums, stereoscopes and
Views, Wall Brackets, Artists Goods, In
Guiding oval aud Square stretchels, Gil,
Canvass, Tube Paints, &C., DC,
stock OF Looking GLASSES and Pictures,
which are sold ut Cost, are getting les every
day. 80
Tho Schedule of Prices adopted for n few
days for the benefit OF School Children
should receive the attention or every Parent
within nifty miles OF Wheellng. je9
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House, Garden and Green House

ToFFER FoRsAIE NY pREsENr pvs
ltdence in South Wheeling, together VT,
the Garden and Green House, eIt,er ~
whole or in portions to sult purchasers III
Terms accommodating,
Apply TO Doctor r. n. Cummins NJ
OFT, or Samuel Laughlin. > Az L.
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MASONIC.

EIHE MEMBERS OF WHEELING UNION
IL Chapter No. 10 of Royal Arch Masons are
hereby notified 10 meet AT the Masonic Tenn
pie, northeast corner Market and Monroe
streets, this Monday evening. June 8, 1885,
at O'Clock. for the purpose OF holding the
annual election OF Officers for the ensuing
year JOSEPH SEYBOLD,
High Priest.
VI. II. IRWIN,
Secretary ies-lt