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WHEELING INTELLIGENCRR.
nORNINo EpEIIoN.

II H. II N -.
INVARIABLY Is ADVANCE.
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GOSSIP.

Mrs. Lincoln's costumes offered for
sale in New England arc said to be
somewhat deeOlLette Tor Puritan tastes.
"A marriage license Issued by
magistrate in the city OF Washington.
has been returned endorsed 'sSbs
wouldn't have me-"
Women OfIen go to the destruction
OF their husbands fortunes through
buy ways.
One OF our exchanges saws that
there Is much more domestic unhnppi-
ness In Chicago than in New York
t'ecaus there are nearly three times as
many divorces there.
In ancient days the precept was
Know myself In modern times it
mas oeen snpplanted by the far more
fashionable maxim, "know thy neIVh-
Dor, aud everything about him"
1t Is vain to stick your finger in the
water, aud, pulling Il out, look for a
hole; equally vain To suppose thar
however large space YOU OOcupy, the
world VIII miss you when you have
passed ON
-Rochester, New York, has an Euoch
Arden case. Two young men. one az
whom was married, were intitC,Is
, friends. The married one went 10 ibe
war, exacting a promise from the other
that, In case he shoNld fall, his friend
should marry the low. The repoTt
CAME that he was Il led, and after q due
period OF mourning, the promised mar
rage took place and n child yr0s horn
Al last the tirst husband returned and
claimed his wife. His successor OBJ
geetsI, and the matter went into Court.
Aue ueClsion has just been rendaFrtj in
LaNor OF the tirst husband.
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THE Army aud Navy Journal is ad.
vocatIng with much earnest aud good
sense, the proposed plan OF paying tue
army more frequently than at present.
1t enumerAles IL great number of rea-
sons why change i'll the mode of pay
ment would make tho soldiers life
pleasanter than 1t is ut present when his
purse is replenished only once In two
or three months.
at would make him content with the
service. a little ready money every
day or every week, goes far To mitigate
the annoyHnces OF service. Men could
provide themselves with petty Injuries
now beyond their reach, Their lives
would become more regular, and their
money be spent more for little aFticleR
of comfort. Instead of the Ieckl pss pro-
fusion and waste which characterize
pay day and the few days Bubse-
quent, and the poverty which pre-
walls in the interval TIL the next
pay day comes, we should see more
economy and II better use of money, It
should seem, we repeat, that the pro-
posed change wOuid diminish desPr-
ton, decrease drunkenness check
crime. promote sobriety, remove dis
content, stop wRstefulness, and, by
giving the soldier more and cheaper
comforts, actually have the same effect
Ms raising his pay. To the government,
AS we'll as the soldier, It wonld be an
actual saving Of money and of trouble,
aud have SulutREy influence both on
the troops and on the community in
which the corps or garrison may be sta
toned
These are somO of the arguments for
the measure, and there would seem to
be none at ALI against 1t. except that
advanced by certain officers, who think
1t might entail ON thSm little more
trouble. But this is shown by the
Journal to be mere fallacy. since in
England the army is paid every day
without tho slightest trouble.
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II R@m HALEs
Ga vNEGEIABLE SlCluAN
al HAIR
-REzNEWZ2R.


NJ II A O u l. o u ~ !.
1t is a Perfect and wonderful article. Cures
baldness. Makes hair grow. A batter dress.
ing than any coil" or ''pomatum." Softens
brash, dry and why hair into Beautiful sil-
ken Tresses. But, above all, the great WON
der is the rapidIty with which Itrestores
GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR,
The whitest and worst looking halx re-
sumes its youthful beauty by It's uss. 1t
does not dye the hair, but strikes at the
root and nils 1t with new life and coloEnE
matter.
The nrst application Will do good, you VIII
see the NATURAL COLOR returning every
day, and
BEFORE YOU KNOW 1T,
the old. gray, discolOred appearance of the
hair will be gone, giving place TO lustrous
shining and beautiful locks
Ask for Halls sicilIan Hair Remover; no
other article Is at all like 1t in effect.
See that each bottle has our private Gov
eminent stamp over the top OF the bottle
dH Others are f1IfEa,t ions.
r. P. HALL& Co, Nashua, n. h. Proprl.
etors. For sale by all druggists.
discriminatory
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TRI.wEEKLY EDITION.

IUsLnuKD EvEsY TUE8DAY, THURsDAY
AND SATURDAY.
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Trust Sale,

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
u made to me on the second day OF August
A. d. 1858, and OF record in Book 40 folio III,
in the Recorders offlce OF Ohio county, state
Of West Wiz. iniR, L shall on MONDAY, THE
TENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, a. d. 1857, at the
front door OF the Court House o. Ohio coun-
ty IN the city OF wheeling, at 10 O'Clock, 9.
M. of that day, proceed to sell ut public
auction to the highest and best bidder for
CASH, all the right, title, and interest Of
Henry q. Harbour, dec'd., a. one Of the heirs
at law Of Joseph O. Harbour, decd, in and to
GIBSON L. CRANSiER,
IanlO.3Gtd Trustee,
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PEW oUEsrIONs, FRIEHD.

FEW QUESTIONS, FRIE4D.
whit makes your Hair 30 beaudfulG
on Of Grapevine.
what gives your Hair Its gIOay Iustp1
OIL of Grapevine
what gives Life and Growth to your Hair:
OIL Of Grapevine.
what removes the DandruHf
on Of Grapevine.
what Hair Preparation Is oounterfeitsd4
on OF Grapevine.
WIZ are the only ProprIetors Of
on of GrapeYine8
Seple no. 62 Main St, Wheeling.
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For Rent,

.ur STORE ROOMS LATELY oCCU-
INh aio, S1 GeorRe r. TaylOE q Co., and j.
Clemens Co., on Main sfsee g y a us secoSS
ment rooms finished 5000 SO be: S Turposes in
StoIS ana third story in good oTueF.
SeSSion Owen Immediately. ,,,,,,, t,,,,sas sor
Many building lots and Nv Ne ttTnoS5
SAFE In Ine Ola THOS. HoRNBROOk.
Orice. No. Hex Main street, ABOVE $500, MSie
roe, mp stairs -.-----
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Farms and Coal Lands for SaIe

MH,isH 10 SELL MY LAND. Njs.p
- n GneseLng, on CaldweLs Run II i5sT66Ss
pith an adjoining parcel nSSfI,IssI r., isheeT,
FL = and the Farm on the hill ON GhfSS,s
tii' u, ,Lecher, VIM. Miller and otfeY,S H.
Sr,t SIis pay are four Dwelling HOnSaS 80
~ n OF grated fruit, and young W.
II ~ III nt ne % zen acres-plRnted pFincinaI
iIeI \, ! IN Y pa AID Concord, with n IA,
81 tn I5, Hlu Farm is IirBt class Coal Ia6d
II mi LEI se.i IN separate parcels or otheFViSs
forfSbie SS.s I'LL the vineyard, with q COM
-lanl.n TarCr,
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Portland, Preston county, W. Va
Houses for Sale.

THAvE FOR SALE THREE DWELL
ing houses on Main street, Centre Wheel
ing, between First and Second streets, Pc
IonpinR TO the estate OF DR.. John EOn. Tho
only motive for selling these houses Is 70
Close the estate. Each house has six rooms
all In good condition. Very liberal terms OF
purchaser on APRIL, 1858.
jRnIOIw Beverly N. EoFF.
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WHEN tho Democracy wsro discuss
ing tho memorial question at the Court
House ON Thursday, Mr.. Spsrry, a dele.
gate from Greenbrlcr. who evidently
knew more than he could keep to him
self. remarked that the party ''onIy de.
sired 1t ns a campaign document" and
not with any idea or expectation
that tho Legislature would grant il.
We are bound to presume that Mr..
Srerry would regard his case a. mate
rally weakened " the Legislature
should modify the Repatriation law.
We should almoSt expect him to resent
1t MS new grievance, since he is re-
ported by tho Register a. saying ''Iet
every delegate go home prepared TO
have his rights; let us go home deter
mined TO light" II would be- almost
lameutable circumstances to take away
from Mr.. Sperry the opportunity
to achieve his rights by whaling
Somebody-perchance by rotten.egg.
ing some TeRistrSr-Rud confer them
on bin by an act OF legislation.
Il is plain that he Is ono OF tho
sort who. not having found the "last
ditch" during tho war, Is inteut ON
stumbling Into 1t during peace. The
Legisis,urO should DO careful not to
SlsRppoint the heroic ambition OF such
a dauutless patriot.
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First Glass Residence for Sale.

II AM AUTHORIZED TO sEIsh THE
| residence of the late ApdIew White,
Esqr., on the south side of Hampden street.
fort aud convenience, the ground upon
which 1t stands Ls lS2 feet square, the out
houses are OF brick, and the whole in the
TBoS. O'BRIEN,
jan8-lw Real Estate agent.
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Nohce.

OFFICE FRANKL1N INSURANCE. Co.. !
WHEELING, w. Va, Jan. Z, 1868.
TIRE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stocEholdeEs Of this company Will be
held ct the once OF the comJ any. No. 20
Monroe street. on MONDAY, the 18Th day or
JANUARY, 1883, between the hours of ten a.
Directors for the year 1888.
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oscar DISCOVERY II

EVERy Nan HIS. nyM .s~rs~
An instrument by which any person can
take correct Liken6Sses or PhOtoRTR ms Thig
ius1rament with full Instructions sent by
mail for one dollar Address,
@, B. AMES 4 CO.,
lan7-2m 1871 Broadway, New York.
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Dividend

THE DIRECTORS OF THIS COMPANY
j have declared a stock dividend OF four
Percent upon the capital stock out OF the
earnings OF the last six months.
tAn9-St n C.ARTHUR Hec'y
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A Coon Sue0EsrON.-There are con.
trtVanSes for turning gas on aud on by
eleCtriSityi lighting any number Of
burners at the same instant Of time-
By connecting this with the burglar.
alarm telegraph, the opening OF 4 door
or window would set the bells rinGinS
and Light all the burners in the house
at the same instant,
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Nova SCOTIA Journals let slip no op.
portunity to point an argument against
confederation. Even the close Of the
year furnished an occasion for one of
the HuIiIux papers to moralize thus on
the fieetIDg moment;-
GOOD bye, 1867. Look to your old
clothes you have left bebind-Confed-
Grafton and Ts1HtiOnl Wine for the
rich, who have no money to spare, 10
cents II gallon Corn for the poor,
who have more money than they
know what to do with, 10 cents "A bush
oil Cotton warp, that you may get it
10 cents bunch cheaper than paid be-
fore, 10 per cent duty. Sugar, ua high
ly taxed as in England, aud graded to
make the retingTies OF Canada rich mt
our expense. Postage on newspapers,
aud bill stRmpa ON notes and receipts.
For shame, 1867. Is IL any wonder that
GOODNESS now exists between you and
BluOnOse. We do not want you TO stay
another day In our land"
With the pleasantly of this para
graph is mingled much that Is serious
and earnest. The people of Nova Scotia
are evidently determined to use every
eGsrtlOn TO secure the repeal or a con-
siderable nouIncatiUn Of inc act OF con-
federation.
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Srffial AotfeEe.
Confessions and Experiences Of

ms Confessions and Experience Of
an InVAIId.
Published for tina benefit. and . . CAUTIoN
10 YOUNG MEN add others, who suner fFnn
NtTvouS DeblIity, Premature Dre4E OF Man
HOOD, G., Eupplying The 4EAsEs OF s11.I-
CURE Wilton by one who cared himself,
and sent nee on receiving postpaid direct
ed envelope. Address SATHANIkLM NAY
FAIR Brooklyn, n. 2. Also tEeS, by the
same publisher, = cireuIar Of DAISY swAIN
tne1Teat Poem ofthe War. deei7-amd
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For Rent.

mHE WARE HOUSE ON M west GHssp,s st ibE
- = oL - 6rSnGIe, BaIse1l & Co. POSSESSION
aiTen the ist OF April next Eng {H4lesa 81
ian, lind No. seOs. IonToe 3 wafer Sc:
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For Sale.


The Exchange Hotel, WeIIsburg,
West Virginia.
THIS WELL KNOWN AND POPULAR
i Hotel has recently been thoIoughly re-
paired and refuruished throughout, and Is
now doing good business, Will ne offered at
private sale until the LIST OF February, when,
II not sold, will he rented.
Also, 500 acres OF timber land ON Big Fish
ing creek, in Wet1el county, West Va. Tim
ber-Whtte pine, poplar, ash, hickory and
oak splendid site for laundering. For IulI
description and terms, address
y. 3. QUEST,
Real Estate Agent, Wellsburs, W. Va.
Jan4-2Wd6lmW
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CoURT OF APPEALs.-This Court met
yesterday morning at nine O'clock
present, Judges Brown and Maxwell.
Messrs. John w. Mccoy, of Tyler
county, G. A. sperry, of Greenbrier,
and James II. Nash, of Kanawha, were
AuInilted TO practice in this court. These
gentlemen appeared and took the oaths
prescribed by law.
The case Of the b. & o. R. R., Vs. Jere-
mlnh Beatty, from Marion county. was
continued by consent; that OF Lawrence
Z; Neal, Us. H. II. & J. w, dis. from
wood county, was dismissed agreed:
ana that OF John Devine, Us. Alexander
shaw and wife, from Taylor county,
The Court adjourned until 3 0'cIocl,
this morning.
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THE HEALInG POOR.

AND HOUSE OF MERCY.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTs
TUDE, and the ERRORS. ABpBk9 and
DISEASES which destroy the mdnly poWS1s
and create impediments to MARRIAGE,
with sure means OF relief. Sent in sealed en-
velOpeS, nee Of charge. Address, Dr.. j,
sKILLIN HoUGHToN, Howard AEsoGia-
ton, Philadelphia, Pa. u
6ept2I-SmdAW.
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8gr salt.
Farm for Sale.

Farm Tor SAFE
T OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE MY
1 itN u 100 ACRES OF LAND
adjoining the town of Portland, Preston
s % nSSdIeT a hiEh state Of cultivation; with
large and comfortable House, New barn 9n9
Necessary outbuIldings. There are seVetA
MINERAL SPRINGS
on the place, and magnificent site for
s9 T6Es er0 aeT will be sold low for cash
address H. n. DORSEY,
Portland, Preston county, W. Va
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4ar Bent.
For Rent.

r1Rsr GLASS DWELLING HOUSE,
Il .,.,, nv Nelson whitaker, Esq,
now 80 N the norfh-east corner of 9th and
S1tuaIe11 a " street Possession given on the
iSt OF April, 1883. Apply p LEWIS,
,.I,nt at sprigg House:
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~ No H0tirs will be taken OF cnmInuni
cations not accompanied by re POuSible
nHiIiu, Inc nrtna Will 10 cOnhidsied cOnn-
CsrE tiul, but must IN ult casaa accompany let
'-Ta ~ n guarantee Uf good tHilh,
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hobby, why don't your mother
sew up Your trousers 2" cause she's
al the Yostry, sowing for the heathan. b
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Notice.
Election Not1ce

TIHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THF
i stoekholdeB or the WheeifnV ~ ~
mont BEtdge Company VIII be hald a III 81
Lee @ the COMPANY on MONDAY, tie mi
~ al ASuAHYt I61c, between the hrlFI a
~ and O'Clock D. M for ~ $500, -
nine AAnagen 70 serve dnEing The oflTi1inS,
'tdE s1s;se.au los. LA%ssos
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Wanted,

A FIRST CLASS SALESMAN, WHO IS
~ wen acquainted with the Ohio and West
virginia trade. A good salary will be given
to the right kind OF man. Address "a, B,
- Giving name, &c, Wheeling, West Va.
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STEAMBOATS,.
For CIueIunn,I

~ The flne passenger steamer "R. r
LsIIsSee,t = HUDSON" Capt Russell, will
i-...Aleave as above on Saturday, 18th,
For freight or passage apply on board or
to n, BOOTH, BATtEELE & CO.,
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GENERAL JAGKsON's revolutionary
scheme for calling convention to
frame IA Constitution outside Of and de-
spite the provisions ofIaw for SO doing.
is thus alluded to by the Re0ister yes
terday:
1--WE are not the interpreter of Gen.
jackson motives, and cannot claim
that his revolutionary declarations
were designed to iDJuTe the party of
which he waa H representative in the
State Convention. We only know that
in all that vast emblago he was
alone in his uIterRnces."
Our recollection is that General
Jackson'S declarations we're received
with decided manifestations of appro-
baton by "the vast assemblnge." And
ev' the Register the next morning
gave no sign to the contrary. Perhaps
to morrow We shall hear something
about Col. Ben Smiths revolutionary
declarations.
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American Building AsgociatiOn.

STOCKHOLDERS OF THE AMERICAN
p building Association will take notice that
hc nESt annual meeting, for the election OF
tfdcers, VIII be held at the Municipal Court
Room. under the Court House, on MONDAY
AEENIH9, January 18th, 1865 at O'Clock.
ne INST installment Of weekly dues viii
then DO collected,
By order of the Association.
CHAs. W. CONNER,
5An1D-Bt Secretary, pro tam.
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-%e%---
PERSONAL.

Banks is an eight hour man.
The Sultan is anxious about his
,i "a A., Il. stephens is still confined to
!. 1 -ia5 of the Louisville Democrat.
~ W VI H, MilOurn is still lecturing in
., M Ms, Stewards title is to be Secretary
CO, 1coEIotta has bat 100000 left.
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CIrY sEnnPaNn

OSD MeGSrS. EdLors:-I beg leave to an.
10y nounce myself al candidate for the
ONCE OfC1TY SERGEANT. II elected will an.
dsAVor to please the public at lArge.
decsl-ts sMfTH MCDONALD.
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Sauuaatemruts.
HuPr. or WArEp ,VnnIro
SUPP. WATER WORKp.

n p MetlTS. EditoTs-Please announce tho
ES name Of WSI. EcCLRs, as The Work
inEmsen N-nandidAiS for A8uPt- OF WaL0FVorlCs.
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AN eminent physician OF Boston re.
Gently stated that his practice during
the past year impressed him with the
belief that excessive application to
business was an alarming and InOreaA.
ing cause OF disease among the mer-
chants OF Boston, A thriving Boston
lawyer, who has been oveFrun with
business, has recently been compelled
TO temporarily give up his practice
from Us cause.
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From beginning to end the address
adopted by the Democratic convention
makes no mention OF the great rebellion
got mp and put in operation by the south
ern wing Of their party seven year.
ago. Nor is there SO much as q single
word of canHure or reproach cast upon
the men who engaged In that rebellion.
All its malsdictious are heApsd upob
the Union party. That party,
and not the authors OF the re-
bellion, is held up 70 public repro
baton. This plan of writing Demo-
cratic addresses il not, however, peeu-
liar TO the West Virginia Democracy,
as 1t would seem. over in Ohio the
same sort OF people, in session on the
same day, adopted much the same
sort of an address. The similarity is
so striking as to give the following re-
marks from the Cincinnati conluIereiGI
almost the appropriateness Of direct
local application. Speaking Of the
proceedings Of the Ohio Democracy,
that paper says:
"What do they propose but this H-tO
remove all disq Qualifications from the
whites OF the southern STATES. revive
the old Constitutions, deny all pFotec-
ton 10 the freedman, and give the con.
troll and the government ofthose States
To the men who, by fraud, violence and
terrorism, forced these States into re-
beIIioD against the Government in 1851.
From first TO last there Is no eOndemnR-
ton OftheiF acts, no intimation Of de-
sire or design to take guarantees Of
these men that they Will not repeat the
great tragedy Of secession and civil
war at the 1irBt opportunity. There is
no recognition OF those at the South
who, at thsTisk OF their lives, maintain.
ed their fidelity 10 the Union, and no
tect an inferior race from the degrada-
ton 70 which they to ha lSEislated
and condemned when their late mas
ters shall have come into power"
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DURING IhN balloiing for Auditor of
State, WsrTen county was unable 10
sEreH. and the chairman Of the deleER.
tion cast the vote of the county iu favor
Of Brick Pomeroy, amid loud cheers
from the ConvenHon.-JEr Extract from
tA6 proceedings Of tAe Iadtaau 1epto
crane Stale Conventional
Brick POmNroy is the brutal editor Of
= notorious sheet In the West that Gala
itself Democratic newspaper, aud
boasts OF circulation OF 1900 sub.
scrlbers. This compliment to him
shows that his revolving articles have
not outraged the feelings of the Dsmoe.
racy 10 any PerceptIble extent. Bswas
voted for 'anid loud cheers from the
Convention" 1.-THE same compliment
had been paid him In the Democratic
State Convention lately Ia ssssI6n In
this city, We have no reason to doubt
that a corresponding feeling would
hnye baan nVFakaned
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wheeling, Marietta and Parkor.burr

- The side wheel steamers "RE-
80 ABECTA" and "EiXPRE5s.n
Rsbec a leaves Wheeling every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at eleven
-, EixpEe9 leaves Wheeling every Tuesday,
1huEsdAy and Saturday, at II o clock, a M.
,!SsonnectlnE at BellRire with trains from
F1ttBhprgh, due at II n. m.
Freight Ieceipted through To all points be-
tween PafkenbuFg and GallipoHs
L..,o 3, BOOTH, BAfTELLE a CO.,