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WMsK6-Scares and In demand at
g Is, free; not yet wanted In bond.
PRoyIsIoNs-Firmer generally, but
not active. Mess Pork-Wanted n
S27 90, but held at 81 so. Bulk Meats
and bacon-Unchanged, but firm.
LARD-In demand at Ike, but not
offered below 1Sc.
BUTER-Unchanged fresh, 46a5oc.
Eess-2Oc; supply light.
SEKDs-Nothing doing; season over.
HAY-Ffrm at SIS O0al5.00, on arrival.
BEEF CATTLE-Scarce and in demand
at IS O0aS 20, gross.
SHKH-In demand and higher; COM
mon to choice $ OOas .. gross.
Hoes-Firm at 81 50ae so for common
to good; SO 00a10 80 for extr fat.
GoLD-lSSZ, buying.
Chicago
APRm 2I-FLoUR-Firmer and quiet;
low grades to choice spring extras 50 90
all IS; superfine IS 5Oa9 90.
GRAIN-Wheat-Uns and ir-
regular no. scarce at e 16s2 IL No,
2 closing tame at g O25<a2 022<. Corn
Fairly active and firm at S51<aS5S<o for
No. 1; S45zas45< for new; seller, all May
at S71<c. Oats-Fairly active and frm-
er at 6Skc. Rye-Scarce and higher
at 81 IS. Darley-DulI and nominal
PRovIHIoNs-Stronge more active
and better. Pofk-S26 75a2T 90. Bulk
Meats-Quiet and firmly held; shoul-
ders, 1lz{al2c; abort rib, 15c; short clear,
Ice. Lard-Strong. higher and more
active at 171<A1T11c.
FRRIaHTs-Quiet; loo for corn; lie
for.Wheat to Buffalo.
Sc. Louis.
APRIL 2l.-F1ouR-Quist and nm
changed; super ranged from s. 50 to
GRArS-Wheat-DuIl and easier; very
choice spring S2 Is. Corn-Yery dull
and lower at S5aSSc. Oats-Dull and
unchanged at 7Oa7Ic. Rye-Firm al
81 SOa1 81. Barley-UnchAnged
PRovIsIoNs-POrk- at
SIS 75a27 90. Bacon-Firmer at 1Ssl3<c
for shoulders; I7aI71<c for clear sides.
Lard-Firmer at 171<a1Tzc.
APRIL m2I.-GRArS-whe better;
sales white Michigan at 81 s61za2 81
sales No. / at 92c. Oats-Steady; sales
No. 1 Michigan at 6sa6S1<c. Rye
Steady; sales No. i at 81 90. Seeds
Dull; sales clover at S so.
Milwaukee
APRIL 2l.-FIoUH-Quiet and Arm
city Xxx So S7alO so.
GRAIH-Wheat-Uns at s. l3L
for No. winter.
APRIL 2l.-Notaing doing; markets
unchanged.
New Orleans.
APRIL 2O.-CoTToS-Firmer at sl1zc
sales $50 bales.
GRocERIEs-sugar and MoIasses-
FLouR.DuII; superaue s9se so.
GRATN-COrn-AtS 81 Olal 03, Oats
Declined to 75c.
HAY-Unchanged.
PRovIsIoNs-Mess Pork-S27a27 so
Bacon-DulI; shoulders I3Zc; Tibi
161<c; clear sides lSc. Lard-Firm
tierce 1sI<alsHe.
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CANADA.

OTTAWA, April 2I.1The evidence
against Whelan, who is suspected OF
the Murder OF Mr.. McGee, is daily be-
coming stronger since his arrest He
has voluntarily made several imPoF-
tant admissions
Patrick Buckley, doorkeeper OF the
House of Commons, has been arrested
in eonsequence OF the contradictory
natnre of his evidence before the police
magistrate. The inquiries are being
pushed in every direction.
From the correspondence laid before
the House yesterday In relation 70 the
abduction of Allen Mcdonald, the Lord
Nonck will acknowledge Mr.. Seward's
courtesy as characteristic OF his con-
duct on every occasion on which his
excellency has had 70 appeal to him,
and rafher suubs the British Ambassa-
dor for declining 70 aecede 70 Mr..
Stewards offer 10 surrender AeDonAldi
without giving his excelfency an OPP
portunity of informing him of all the
fact6-
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NEW YORK.

HRw YORK, April 2O.-The steamer
South America from Rio Janeiro on the
25th of March, arrived to-day. She
brings official accounts of the voyage
of the Brazilian iron-clads to Ascun-
sion, whence they returned to move on
with the land forces.
tempt on the I'd OF March to capture the
Brazilian iron-clads below Humita.
They boarded two vessels from boats,
but were repulsed after a severe hand
to hand fight with loss of 400 men.
The Brazilian loss was 81.
The Brazilian expeditionAry corps,
10, 600 strong, was ready to start for As
cunsion, but had not moved.
Lopez is said not to be at Humita,
but at the Tebecuary experimenting
the defenses.
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SOUTHERN ELECTIONS.
LOUISIANA.

41OSAoAAA-NEA-
NEW ORLEANS, April 2O.-The count
ing of votes in this city is not yet com
pleted. Owing to an Independent
ticket, the officers are divided nearly
equally, SO far as heard from. The
Democrats have a small majority in
the city and parish of New Orleans.
East and West Baton Rouge gave 900
majority against the Constitution. The
vote was very close, and the result can
not probably be determined before to-
morrow night.
WAsHINdToS, April 2O.-A dispatch
states that Governor Hahn received a
telegram from New Orleans last night,
that the Republicans voted solidly for
the regular state ticket at two polls In
New Orleans. The majority for the
Constitution Is 632, which renders Ii
probable that the Republicans have
carried the city. There is no doubt
whatever as to the result in the State.
GEORGIA
MACON, GA, April 2O.-The election
proceeded quietly. The negroes are hav-
ing the polls pretty much to them
selves. To-day 1,65O votes were polled,
only a few hundred of which were
whites.
CoLUMDUs, GA, April 2O.-The cleo
tion is progressing quietly. Total vote
to. day T04, OF which 2g7 were radicals.
Many negroes voted the Democratic
ticket
AUGUSTA, GA., April 20.-The election
is progressing without any collision.
The negroes with few exceptions voted
the Radical ticket. They march in
squads from the county TO the polls
with banners flying, and yelling for
Bullock. The excitement Is intense,
and but little is needed to bring about
a fearful collision. About 2 200 votes
have been polled, nearly l, 500 of which
are negroes. The total registered vote
in the county is $500.
SOUTH CAROLINA .E
CHARLESTON, April 20.-ohicial re-
turns as far as received of the recent
election, show 81, 600 votes for, and IL
500 against the Constitution.
wAsHINGToN, April 2L-Dispatches
/ received by General Grant from Gen.
CANDY, dated Charleston, April %, gives
the following further particulars of the
vote for the Constitution in South Car
olina: In 81 districts, registering sou
votes, partial returns give 54,OO0 votes
pOlled. The same districts with full
returns at the last election gave 5S,OoO
votes. Partial returns from IS districts
give 81 ,094 votes for the Constitution
and II, ,224 against II. These returns
Indicate that there will be 4 majority
for the Constitution in all except three
or four districts.
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NEWS SUMMARY.
BY TELEGRAPH.


Hugh Boyle was held in 1000
bail, at Buffalo, Monday, on the charge
of Illicit distilling.
The Binghampton Universalists
Church and two adjoining buildings
were burned Monday. Loss light.
-Chauncey Jerome, ex-MAyor, died
at New Haven, Monday morning. BE
was the great "Yankee clock" man.
in Lowell, Mass, Monday, the
veterans of the old Sixth Massachu-
sets regiment, celebrated the anniver-
sary of their memorable march through
Baltimore, by q parade, an oration from
Gen. Schouler and a dinner. The pub
lie schools held holiday, and but for
the severe rain, the citizens generally
would have Joined in the celebration.
The Senate Monday, in executive
session, rejected the nomination of NJ.
n. Faily as Surveyor of California, and
confirmed II. Slack, as Marshal for the
District of West Virginia.
"A German meeting in Stanton
Mass, was assaulted by mob of Irish
Monday night. and knives and clubs
freely used. One Irishman was killed
and several wounded on both sides.
EARLY Tuesday morning the McKu-
bin block, four story building, at st.
Paul, Mimi, together with Mrs. john
sons brick boarding house and three
frame buildings, were burned down.
Origin of the fire is unknown. Loss
500, 900; insurance $4,000.
-FIfty-four cases relating TO captured
and abandoned cotton claims have been
decided by the Court of Claims at
Washington, giving the amount, ag-
gregating 5000, 600, 10 the claimants.
The Mayor and members OF the
City Councils, together with the other
municipal officers recently appointed
by General Schofield for Alexandria,
Virginia, were Installed there on the
2lst. Only few of the new officers are
old citizens. About thirty of the old
officers who were unable to take the
oath as required by General Schofeld
were removed and those who could
their places. All the new appOintees
are whites.
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WAsHINGrOs.

WASHINGTON, ! April 2I.-Manager
Boutwell, proposes to deliver his enti re
speech to- morrow before the Court its
impeachment, Notwithstanding sof
great length. 1t contains thirty three
thousand words according TO the calcu-
lations from print in advance. Mr..
Evarts will speak on Thursday in be-
half of the President.
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B Y MAIL.

The Republican Executive Com
mittee for Wood county have issued
call for a county Convention to be held
at Parkersburg on the 10th May.
There were rumors afioat in Mon
treal Monday that the Crown had infor-
nation that there was bapd of con-
assAssinate MCGEE; that Whelan was
selected by lot.
The Radicals at Washington claim
that since the close of the impeachment
evidence they have made such can
yass OF the Senate as satisfies them
that but three Republican Senators Will
vote against convicting, which are four
less than the number required to insure
acquittal.
Gen. schofeld is in Washington.
C. w. Ebey, a poor boy belonging
to Winchester, Scott county, Illinois,
has drawn the prize of House ana lot
at Kirkeuwood, Mo-, valued at fifteen
thousand dollars.
Twenty thousand Norwegians,
Danes and Swedes, are TO arrive in this
country this spring, whose destination
will be chiefly to the West.
The managers, Monday, submitted
list OF various officers in the United
States with their salaries, who would
be affected, they said, by the claim OF
the President Of the right to remove at
pleasure and make dd interim appoint
ments. The aggregate number under
the different departments was forty-
seven thousand, with salaries aggrega-
ting to twenty-one million dollars.
Generals Sherman and Hancock
dIned with the President en- JifHitte,
Monday evening. Gen. sherman viii
probably leave for the west tomorrow.
Navigation is opened on the upper
lakes. Two steamers from Lake Mich
iCan arrived at Detroit, Monday. the
first of the season through the straits.
-oficiaI returns from forty-six
counties of Wisconsin show gain Tor
Judge Dixon. Republican. OF ,42l over
the Totesfor Fairchild last fall with
eleven counties to hear from, which
will make the majority fully 6r5oO.
This considerably overbalances the
wonderful Democratic gain In Connec-
ticut.
As soon as convenient after the
close OF the Impeachment trial. MI
washburne. of Illinois. proposes to IN
troduce his bill in the House, to estao-
lish the telegraphie postal system, here
tofore referred to in these dispatches
The result of recent iron expert
ments at st. Louis are attracting wide
attention. Parties in New York, Buf-
faIo, Chicago and other places are
making critical inquiries into this
matter, with view or engaging In the
manufacture and sale of iron there
Reliable authority says that gentlemen
who have recently had all the ma
chinery for two furnaces made In Chi
| cago with the design of putting them
nm in Indiana, are now seriously Inihk-
4 ing of erecting them there.
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% No hoies are made in slate or tin roofs
Our customers will have the benefit OF our
new InsulAtor, patented in 1867. The price
OF this Rod Is thirty cents per foot, ard tnree
doll ans per each top. Our UuEkmen viii go
10 any parI OF tins or adjoining counties
without extra charge Single Rods Gent by
express to any paTt of the country.
orders may be sent through the mail, or
len at Matthews Il COS, No 3j Main street,
where sample of Rod can be seen.
SWANDER & CO.,
peaIers No. . Main 81, Wheeling, W. Va
Refer 10 DEWEY, VANCE & Co.
apTI4-laWd6w3m
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PAXTON & oG1EBAY
Wholesale Grocers

NO. 81 MAIN ST.,
WHEELING, w. VA.
HAVE RECEIVED AND OFFER FOB
sale AT lowest market rates, viz
80 BAGS Rio Coffee.
Teas.
% Half Chests Black Tea
30 Boxes and Kega Sup'T Va Tobaecos.
IS ButtA and Caddies black los do
100 Caddies Black rs and Navy do
% R6ZB twist do
100 Bbls Refined Sugars
50 Hhds P. R and Cuba sugars
IS Bbls prime AolRs5es-
Also, Flour, Soaps and Candles, Wooden
ware, Spices, N. O. Tar, Conc. Lye, Nader,
OOppeIas, Alum, LogWoOd, Newcastle 81
CArb Soda, Cot,n Yarns, Batting, Fps salts
salts, Chocolate, Cream Tartar, Vinegar,
Cheese, Shot and Lead Salt, and numerous
other articles usually kept in wholesale
Grocery.
from any one wanting anything In our line
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Riveraud we.tnor.

PITTsBURe, April 2I.-River, 6 feet 10
inches by pier mark and falling. WeA-
ther cloudy.
CISCISSiT1, April 21.-The river has
fallen feet 9 inches, and there is now 81
feet in the channel. Weather clear.
Thermometer 62.
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AIBAxY, April 2l.-The trial of Gen.
Cole, indicted for the murder of L. n.
Hiscock, the alleged seducer of Coles
the jury are obtained and sworn.
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JOHN & HUGH AUCHINCLOSS
WAR DEPARTMENT,
SURGEON GESERALls OFFICE,
WA6HIN6ToS, d. C., March 2, 1868 J

ADvERTISK1rKHT.
An Army Medical Board, to consist ofsur
geOn ]. B. Brown. Brsvet Brig. Gen1. U. 8
A, Surgeon a. Z. Writ, Brevet Lieut.. Col.
Us. A., Surgeon John hOoreS BreYet Col
%. 6. A., and Assistant Surgeon A. A. Wood
hull, Brevet Lieut. Col. q. d A, VIII meet
In New York City, on the Ist OF Nay next
for the examination OF Assistant Surgeons,
q. g. Amy, for promotion, and Of candidates
for admission Into the h edical Stan OF the
Applicants must be between n and 30
years of age, physically sound, and grhdu-
afAs OF q regular medical college
Applieations for permission 20 appear be
fore the Board should be sddres5sd 70 the
Surgeon General, o. g Amy, and muEt
STATE the fun name, residence and date and
place of birth Of candidate.
Testimonials rs 70 character and quAltnca-
tons must be furnished. II the applicant
has been in the medical serviee Of the Army
during the late War, the fact should be stat
ed, together with his former Tnnks and date
and place Of service, and testimontals from
odicers with whom he has served should also
No Allowance Is made for the expenses Of
persons undergoing examination, as II = an
Indispensable prerequisite 70 appointment
The number Of vacancies now existing In
the Medical Corps OF the Army 4 thirty-nins.
J. X BARSE5,
rnar5-StaytIIunel Surgeon Gen7s U. s. A,
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The Peoples Bank.
OFFICE, No. 90 MAIN ST., WHEELING.
" W. Va Money received on deposit. In
terest paid on special deposits.
Notes and bIIls discounted. Exchange
bought and sold Collections Al home or nom
abroad promptly attended 10.
John Reid, Christian Hes8,
John HandlRn, John Nockler,
SRm1 ]. BOYD, Richard Carter,
Andrew Wilson.
JOHN REID. PresL-
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Cleveland L Pittsburgh Ran Road.

AHentoWn-II=9Oa m 800 IN 1910 pm
New YORK via
P6Iiadeiphia I:9O m $40 m 1910 m
Tickets TO all principal points In the East
and West can be procured At the Union once
IN McLIurs House and at the Station ~
BIlasepOrl asS General Tsefsi = . AZ Assat.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
HARKETs BY TELEGRAPu.
NEW YoaK, April 81, 1858
REGULAR REPORT.

CorToN-Dull and scarcely so firm
sales 200 bales at Sic for middling up
lands.
FLoUR-Closedqu quiet and steady.
GRAIH-Wheat-Du and heavy fol
parcel on the spot, and very firm fol
lots on canal, to arrive; the export de.
mand is chiefly for the latter. Rye
Scarce and decidedly frmer; western
81 9Sa2 90. Oats-DuIl at S5<aS51<c for
western in store. Corn-Dun and
heavy at 81 l6a1 10 for new mixed west
ern afoat, and 81 1sa1 Isz for old
mixed western in store.
PRovIsIoSs-Pork- strong al
S2T 6Oa27 65 for new mess, cash and
regular, and 81 95a2s 90, seller for
June; sales 1000 bbls new mess al
81 621<, regular. Beef-Dul and uu-
changed. Cut Meats-F1rm, with good
inquiry. Bacon-Firm at 14Aal47se
for Cumberland cut. Lard-Firm at
1SLaIS1zc for fair to prime steam and
kettle.
EaGs-Quiet, and without change
DRY GOODS.
The market continues dull, owing in
q measure to the continuation of the
rain storm. Prices continue without
variable alteration.
MONEY AND sToCKz.
The Erie war is ended by eomPro-
mise, but nothing positive Is known
except in n very narrow circle.
GoLD-Firmer; opening at 1881 and
closing at 1897. Large sales made by
leading brokers.
GovERNMKNr SToCKs-Are a shade
higher, but closed heavy, with part Of
the advance of the day lost. Henry
Clewes q Co. furnish the annexed
prices: Coupons, 'SI II25Sa1l2z; do '62
il5Sa112; do '64, 1095Sa11O5 do '65, 1l01S
aII01<; do new, 10Ss10s<; do '67, 1051<a
1OsH; 10-40ss 102ssa102N; 7-S0ss 106a<a
CLOSING PRIcEs-GSO P. n.
SrocB-Pacifc Mail, e2ae21S; Allan
tic, 25aS2; Western Union Telegraph,
S75<a3T5S; New York Central, 11e1;
Erie, 69a69I<; Hudson, 13l1<a183;
Reading. S71<aS75<; Ohio and Afississip-
pi, 3l5<aS1z Wabash, 4oa5O; Michigan
Central, 1l35<aI14; Michigan Southern,
s0I<ae0H; Illinois Central, 142aI44;
North Western. 62a621<i do preferred,
74<a74Zi Fort Wayne, 1o15<a102; Chi
ca9o q Alton. 10. Terrs H1ule. urefsr-
red s.
ERREss SHARH-Adams Express,
66a667<; Wells, Fargo q Co, 27Za2q;
American, 631<a65s United States, 647<
a651<; Merchants Union, SS483Z.
CIneinnafI.
APRIL L2I.-FLouE-Tu good demand,
and prices tend upward; family, $I1 pa
II 50, at the close.
g 6Oa2 65 for Nos. and winter; no
spring in the market. ONs-In de-
mand At 76a7c. Rye-Scarcs and firm
at e O0z2 O5. Bar1ey-Unchanged
CoTroS-DuH and nominal At 29I<c
for middlinE uplands. sr
ToBAoOo-In good demand; sales ZIG
hhds. and 46 boxes At full rates. .lngs,
8 10 70 % 90; leaf $12 Is 70 SS CO.
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National Savings Bank of Wheeling.
CAPITAL 100000.
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT
ll Interest paid on Special Depostts- Sotes
and Bills discounted Exchange bought and
sold Collections made on all points and pro-
oeeds promptly renitted,
Discount day-Wedne6day.
Thomas h. List, Robert Pratt,
Robert Gibson, X A. ACabe,
J. Z. Thomas, I. n Dodson-
]. L sGfel-
THOS. h LIST, President.
d. p. HILDRETH. Cashier. novA
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Bar Iron.

nAR IRON, Euund and squ1pe, frcn
X Wayne and American and SligO Mills,
Pittsburgh.
BAR IRON, hRtf -rom Ky 10 bSN7S:
BAR IRoS, oval, hAlt oval ana nlLl ~ SyS
PaP TRoy sfnkiA and double Horke shoe
IaP IRoy HOOP from u to4 in
PaP TRo,S WaEon Tires, cut 70 lengths
PC HILDRETH a BRO
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EF No notice VIII be taken OF eommuni.
cations not accompanied by a responsible
pRme- The name will be considered conh-
Genital, but must in all cases accompany let
beTs as a guarantee OF good faith.
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Wheeling Lightning Rod Co.

NUN NsoN,s COPPER TUBULAR
MI LIGHTNING ROD with SPIRAL
FLAN9ES, has been erected on Thousands
Of buildings In all parts of the United States,
and In q test OF tan years no instance OF their
inefdeieney has occurred This Rod has IT.
ceiVed the First Premium H the state Fairs
OF Pennsylvania, New York, Illinois, Indi-
ana, Ohio, Connecticut, Fairs at Maryland
Institute, Am. Institute Of New York City
and tMechanies' Institute OF Cincinnati. NJ
the NATIONAL Fair held AZ Louisville, XIV;
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and every place Il was ever ex-
hIblted. Il has been endorsed
by over i've hundred Profess
ors In Colleges and other sclen-
the men, as the best Rod ever
invented, possessing Bl the
elements Necessary 10 protect
buildings from lightning It is
made OF copper because Il Is the
best metallic conductor, except
silver, and does not rust. It's
spinal fiRnges and rough edges
disEippats electricity and
double Its conducting power,
Electricity uses only the sur
face, never the heart ofa metal,
One fiange OF the Rod being
open, the inside surface Is
available as well as the outside;
altogether Its power suTpasSes
twenty common iron rods or q
solid copper rod an inca and 4
half thick, and has the addi-
tional advantage that II is con-
tinuous, and can never become
disjointed or Otherwise get out
OF order, but will endure as
Ioug as the building stands on
which IL Is erected. Our points
are made on the most approved
method, aud our InsulatoTH are
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MELANCHOLY.

Il one ofths many disorders OF the nsrvoua
ECituff1nal health on severe proEtration afteT
long continued sieneB, and requires fuyig-
Grating remedies Ike Rohaekis Stomach Bit
tality. Sold by All DrusEtsts eSeryHhere-
marlsandSv
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GsIeine Plaster.

100 HIS. PLASTER PARIS. PhnAdel-
lUU phia make, rscetE9di ny = ppr,
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The market continues dull, owing II
a measure to the continuation of this
rain storm. Prices continue without
vaFfa bla alteration.
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0he4ntelliqetrrer.
INTELLIGENCRR.

It a X NJ =
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
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IALTIMORR & OHIO RR. Comply
OFFICE BAIT. 4 OHIO RAuRoAD Co,
WHKKLHG. May 4, l65T.
SIMMER RryHEnIIIE

DAssENGER TRAINS WILL BUN BY
L the following schedule on and aftsr Nay
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CLosINo PRICEs-530 D. 2.

EnREss sHARH-Adams Express,
66a657<; Wells, Fargo q Co, 275<a2a:
American, 631<a65s United States, 64z<
a651<; Merchants Union, S3z33Z.
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MARRIAGES AND FUNERAL NOTICES, 20
e6S, when under six lines.
Simple announcements Of Deaths. gratis.