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The New York herald., 1869-03-21

IA CHEEvER PLACE.-BOARD IN BROOKLYN.
Pleasant ROOMS furnished unfrrnished 10 let with
brat class Board 70 gentleman nnd wife, gent emen,
brown stone house, convenient erres NO moving in
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RIVER NEws.-The mark last even.
ing indicated Eve feet full.
Business on the wharf was quite
good considering the stage OF water.
The Major Anderson left with good
trip OF passengers and freight. The To-
cal packets arrived and departed on
their usual time.
The SalRda, Capt. J. r. Taylor, Jeff
New Orleans for Ouachita River, on
Friday last.
VIM. X. Speed, we'll known In river
circles, died In Memphis on Thursday
last.
A number of Alabama papers are
urging the project OF opening the Ten
neeSee river into the Coosa, by means
OF a canal. The canal into the BIgbee
would start from the Tennessee, at a
point south OF Florence and below The
Muscle Shoals-at Il point the boats
could roach the whole year round
aud would thus open up an unbrokeu
and stead y water navigation from ST,
Louis and Oincin uati TO Mobile,
Capt. Jlo. t. Washington, command.
Ing the Submarine No. Is, having been
charged with heartlessness In passing
the burning wreck OF the Stonewaii
without stopping, In answer to dis.
patch from Stillwell, Powell & Co., Of
81. Louis, says: "Stonewall burned 10
waters edge; nothing left standing; nc
fire on shore; no hail; no one seen In the
river. Concluded boat was 80 COM
plstely aud so long burned all had gone
of on some boat; no use to stop. Did
not know what boat 1t was"
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AN ApoN1NABLE NUIsANCE.-All the
central section OF the city was filled
last night with a powerful stencil,
which appeared to be a cross between
soap factory, q gas-works, an oil
refinery, hundred night carts and a
thousand barrels OF rotten eggs all
smashed at once. What quality OF
smell 1t really was we cannot under.
take to say; nor could we ascertain
whence It emanated. But certain we
are that the city Of Cologne, with its
eighty odd different stInks. would be
altar Of roses In comparison. Now, 1t
is somebody's business to find. ont
where this nuisance originates and who
Is responsible for 1t. We hope the pso-
pie OF half the city are not 10 be sick
ened and poisoned this way continual
~. Let as have breath.
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NEAT AND ATTRACT vB,-We observe
that oxtoby & Dufield have become
about settled In their new store, In
BaIley's Block, a few doors below the
M'Lure House. The store Is one Of the
neatest and most attractive In the city,
just about the right size for q jewelry
store, handsomely and tastIly arranged
In every particular. The enterprlaing
proprietors have made large additions
TO their stock, and have now every
thing In the way Of Watches, Clocks,
Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware, &c.
or Spectacles they make speciality,
and have every style OF Pebble, PERI.
scopic, Concave, Convex, and other
glasses, In gold, silver and steel frames.
They Intend devotlng u portion OF their
store to the wholesale trade, and coun.
try merchants and jewellers will do
well to give them call, at 104 Market
street.
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TIE RACEs.-The entries for to-day's
races, are for mile heats, best 8 In g.
catch weight:
David Seamon's bay mare, Betsy
West, by Cotton; dam by Colonia.
John Vests bay mare, Emma Jones,
BY Breckenridge; dam Allie Jones, by
Glencoe.
N. s. Clark entered T. B. Davis
chestnut mare, Sunshine. by Glencoe;
dam Revenue.
For the trotting. race, the entries are:
j. ". VESTS bay mare, Lady
Mitchell.
John Weston's bay stallion, Chanlr
plon.
Il. W. Burress' black stallion, Clsr.
ion.
To'day's and Thursdays races will
begin at PPM. In the race for to NOR.
row the Mitchell mare and Reynolds &
Co.'S sorrel horse are entered, and q
lively time Is expected.
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OPERA HOUSE, were glad 10 see
40 many ladies 10 attendance al Wash.
lngton Hall last evening. Miss Seton
desires II should be understood that the
arrangement by which q portion OF the
house has been set apart for the benefit
and exclusive use Of ladies and gentle
men accompanying them, will be I'D.
hered to, It ls strange that 10 city
like this duty Of this kind devolyes
upon manager, but We think Il will
result pleasantly to all concerned.
The principal attraction last evening
was Miss Tiffany as Jessie BroWn, In
the Relief OF Lucknow, where she
showed her power Of rlvetIpg the mind
and feelings upon her, as she strove to
lmpSrt courage to the soldiers Of the
beleaGered fort. In this, as In her dli.
terent characters, she does not follow
upon any beaten path, but has taken a
style peculiarly her own, the greatest
charm Of which Is the utter absence OF
any approach 10 mannerIsm, always
natural and easy, correctly interpreting
the character she assumes, and aided
by the possession OF q rich melodlous
voice and lovely face, she has won
many friends who will love to remem-
Der her, and will give her a generous
welcome should she visit us again.
The bill for tonight includes Two
good pieces, In which Miss Tiffany has
no superior. Don't miss hearing Katy
O,Sheal,
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Cool RoDBERY.-A German butcher
who keeps stall on Zane street, be-
tween 9th and 9Th, was robbed Of near.
~ a whole beef Friday night or satur.
day morning, by about the coolest pro.
cess eyer heard OF. It does not appear
just how the thieves got into his shop,
but people Id the neIghborhood reported
that they saw the shop open and saw
two men infront Of 1t with horse and
wagon, saw them load In the beef and
drive of, and never dreamed but 1t
was the butcher himself starting to
market. The rascals had the gas III
and went about their Job Just as II they
owned the concern. ThesAm man few
days before had quarter Of beef carried
away from his door In broad daylight.
Pretty sharp thieves, or pretty dull
butcher.
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LOOK OUT FOR THEH.-A twenty. five
cent note Of the new issue, but with.
out the red seal that Is printed on these
notes at the Treasury Department, was
received at the Treasurer's Office, In
Washington a few days ago. It was
transmitted for redemption by New
York Railroad Company. This looks
little as II some OF these notes had
slipped through the fingers OF some-
body at one OF the offices OF the bank
note printers In new York. The com.
pany, however, has to account for every
sheet OF paper 1t receives from the Gov.
eminent,
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PoLIcE two persons put
In their appearance yesterday morning
In the Police Court. Samuel Hen der.
son was.nned one dollar and costs fol
what he stated to be his first drunk
Samuel asked the clemency OF the
Court stating that his finances were
very low; but not having the dollar
and costs was committed.
Margaret Moony was up for using
abusive language and disturbing the
peace. Case dismissed at plaintiffs cost
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MRS. DoorREss FRENoH.-ThIs ao.
complIshed lady and highly successful
lady physician, Is still Ia this city, and
her rooms continue crowded with those
who come from far and near to avail
themselves OF the benefit OF her medl.
cal skill. We are credibly informed
that she Is almost daily performing
cures which had been pronounced i'm
possible by the Faculty. Her SUCCESS
In the treatment OF Asthma, Oatarrh
and Dlpthsria, Is without precedent Ia
this region. Mrs. r. may be consulted
daily at her rooms at the Grant House
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The U. s. DISTRICT COURT, Judge
Jackson presiding, met yesterday
morning. The case Of James Anderson
for mail robbery, occupied the Courl
the whole day. G. B. Caldwell, Assist.
ant District Attorney, opened the case
on the part OF the government, and was
followed by FonLain Smith and A
Raymond. The:closing argument was
begun by District Attorney GOT, and
will be resumed on the opening OF the
Court this morning.
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LOOMING UP.-MArket street Is loom
Ing up: new buildings are going up,
the value Of property is increasing and
the Ihoroughfare seems business like In
every sense Of the word. oxtoby &
DutlieId can be found at l0l "a few doors
below the Mcclure House, with large
and well selected stock OF Watches,
Clocks, Jewelry sIlverware, spectacles
80. SEQ advertisement, and give them
a call,
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Read Read Read ! |
CURE OF DYSPEPSIA AND sCRoFULA.
PARKRRgBURG Anrilla.

CURE OF DYSPEPSIA AND sCROFULA.
PARKERsBURG, April 10.
T. H. LOGAN, Rso.-Dsur Sir 81 wrote TO
you some time aimee for bottle OF Brent
llngerh Fluid Extract OF SarSapar lila and
DAndelion, and must say that Il has acted
upon me like charm. have been attiiot-
cd for near two years with Dyspepsia; two
thirds OF the time | vomited from one 10
three tlmea day. had given up the idea
Of ever getting well, and Indeed my friends
had given up ali hopes OF my ever
getunK well again. Added 10 this, ! suffered
with the Scrofula very much. since last
september one aide OF my neck was one en-.
tire sore, composed Of some seven running
borea. The use Of one bottle has much Inn
proved me. Ny stomach Il relieved and my
neck has improved beyond my most SAN
Rulne expectations. ] feel much ENCOURAGED,
nnd think by the use OF one or two bottles
more, shall be relieved entirely. You will
please send me two bottles by the boat.
Yours, respectfully,
j. W. HOMER.
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RAILWAY CoLITsIoN.-Monday af-
ternoon, the passenger train coming
East over the Central Ohio Railroad,
colllded with the rear end Of q
freight train which was pulling on a
switch at Campbell's station. Several
Of the freight cars were smashed, but
luckily no person was injured.
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CHANGE OF oPFIoERs ON THE B. Il o.
Il. R.-Several transfers OF officers on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad went
into operation yesterday. William
franklin, who has been Supervisor Of
Trains on the Fourth Division, between
this city and Grafton, has been trans
terred to the performance OF similar du-
ties on the Central Ohio Division. MIR.
George Peddlcord, the efficient and
popular conductor, who has been run.
ming the fast line for some time, will
take Mr.. FrankllnS place. General
French (who Is also general favurite
on the road) Is running the fast line In
place Of Capt. Peddicord.
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PERsoNAL.-Ex.Governor Peirpolnt
Of Marion, came over to the city last
evening, and Is stopping at the Mcclure.
Hon. r. s. Brown, Of the jackson Cir
cult, was in the city yesterday en- route
for Brooke county.
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IRoN-PHosPHoRUs-C The three
best TonIcs, skillfully and elegantly com.
bIned In an amber-colored cordial, beauti.
fully transparent to the eye, pleasant 70 the
taste, acceptable 70 the stomach, In Caswell
Hazard q Co.'s Ferro-Phosphorated Elixlr
OF ColiSaya Bark.
Each plat contains one ounce OF Royal
Calisaya Bark, and each teaspoonful con.
taIns one grain OF iron. Samples furnished
free 10 the profession.
CAsWELL, HAZARD 4 CO.,
sole manufacturers, New York,
Bold by oil DruggistR
Saay2S- We .ER.dkv
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LEorURE To.NldHT.-Mrs. Doctress
French will lecture tonight In Horn
brooks Hall-subIeot "Health." Her
remarks will be illustrated with cleo.
trIcal experiments at the close Of the
lecture. Admission 25 cents.
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HUBBARD & BRO. have determined 10
close out their stock Of Boots and Shoes
at a sacrifice, In order to make room for
large stock OF Furniture, OIL Cloths,
Window Shades Carpets, &C., which
they are now receiving.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The November term
Of the Circuit Court commenced yCsLer.
day morning, Judge Melvin presiding.
The grand jury brought In the follow
Ing true bills:
George W. Vennum, Indited for
breaking into acarpenter shop with In .
tent TO commit larceny.
Robert Emblem, for FornlcatIon.
Lucinda johnson, for assault and
battery.
Frederick Warden, alias Buchanan,
and John Burns, Tor riot and pulling
house down.
Alex. Burkheart, for burglary, also,
two bills for petit larceny.
Robert Patterson Wott, lewd and
lasoivlous cohabitatlon.
Mary R0ther, assault and battery,
VIM. Harris, assault and battery.
Mary Ann Meloy, adultery.
Patrick Mahoney, grand larceny.
Patrick Mahoney, petit larceny, two
bills.
Joseph schell, Albert Price and Jas.
Gallagher, grand larceny.
John MCPlerce and William Austin,
petit larceny
John Burkham, petit larceny.
Alfred Mayhem, petit larceny.
Stewart, Henderson, mlsdemeanor
and attempt to commit rape.
James Il. Speer, grand larceny.
August Roettger, selling spurious
liquors, wines, &C., on Sunday-five
Ills.
Adam Blum, selling spurious liquors,
wines, &C., TO Albert Lady on Sunday
three bills.
Lewis Huseman, selling spurious
liquors, wines, &C., on 5unday-thIee
bills.
Andras Thomas, selling spurious
liquors, wine, &C., to VIM. Beatty, a
minor.
A. Thomas, selling spurious liquors,
wine, &C., on Sunday-six bills.
WOpuV TPonkara nIaot. T nnI Fno..o
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Go to Hubbard & Bros and obtain
good supply OF Boots and Shoes before
they have closed them ont, at the very
low prices ct which they are now sells
Ing them,
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FIRE AT PALATINE.-The public
school house at Palatine, Marion coun-
~, was set on fire Monday morning by
some OF the school children and con-
sumed.
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By RENTING, and applying the rents
to the purchase, every one can become
the owner Of FIRST class Wheeler &
Wilson Sewing Machine. VIM: Sum-
ner & Co.. Agents, No. IS Monroe street,
Wheeling.
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LADIES can find a complete assort-
ment OF Millinery Goods, Trimmings,
and Fancy Notions, at George W.
EckharL's New Store, No. 15l Main
street,
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Hoop Skirts at 400, and Corsets at
zoo, at Eckhart's Hoop Skirt and Corset
Factory, No. l5l Main Street. Call and
examine.
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COMING UP.-Our friends Of BellaIre,
Ohio, claim to have a population Of
Ave thousand, an increase OF one thous.
and during the year.
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WE have to thank McKelvey, at the
corner, for late papers. He always has
the freshest Of everything, and Is as
obligInG as he Is enterprising.
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PosTPoNED.-Blshop Wheelan, has
concluded not TO start for Rome, to at.
tend tbs EcumenIcal Council, uutll
Wednesday, November 10th.
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PARTRIDaE's extensive sky.lIght en-
ables him 10 make as good pictures this
cloudy weather as on clear bright days.
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WoRMY Crackers, Black Lead, Terra
Alba, TumerIc.
To whom 1t may concern.
Addressed.
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A FINE lot OF stereoscopIc views, OF
home and foreign scenes, have just been
received AT Partridge's.
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Coop TRMPLARs.-The Grand Lodge
OF West Virginia, I. o. G T., will meet
In Clarksburg, on the 10th Inst,
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Go TO Louis Blond's and get u pair
of those nice Button or Lace Boots, Kid
or Lasting CATERS.
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VIZ have seen nothing prettIer than
the rustic groups" mads at Par
trIdge's. His rural scenery Is charming
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A NEW style Button and Lace CATERS
lust received at Louis Blond's' 1O7
Main street.
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WoRMY Crackers, Black Lead, Terra
Alba, TumerIc.
To whom 1t may concern.
Addressed,
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WoRNY Crackers, Black Lead, Terra
Alba, Tumerlo.
To whom II may concern.
Addressed,
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WoRMY Crackers. Black Lead, Terra
Alba, Tulneric.
To whom 1t may concern.
Addressed.
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GLn4ttelIiag
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV. 3.
New Advertisements.

For Sale.
Piano Tuner-Thos. Fl. Boden.
Store House for Rent.
Wanted Girl Tor General House,
work.
Wanted-situation as Book. keeper.
Opera House-Washington Hall.
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For Sale.

A SMALL FARM IN WAYNE COUNTY,
"A IoWa MItnin tntee in w o. INC Souhy
Ing 1873 acres, 80 Of which are under cultlva.
ton, On II there Ia q good Dwelling House,
stable and other Out-buildings, young
orchard and plenty oI good spring water
0cL29 !. IRWIN.
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READ AGAIN
EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF MERCU.
RIAL DI5EAsE.

DEAR DOCTOR :-You know what was my
aores all over literally covered with nasty
BLACK Bcabs, and 20 panied In my joints at
night, that sleep or rest was utterly impos.
hlble. My constitution seemed entirely
broken down, and l was almost In despair
0IeVer being cured, having tried many ply
purpoting 10 be remedies, without the
least Sign OF Buccew. But am now happy
70 say that after using those flve bottles Of
your sarBaparilla and DAndelion, and only
restored, have returned 10 my post on the
boat, and feel az this time as stout as ever
did IN my life. Please accept my thankB,
and believe me ever yours.
To Dr.. BRRNrLINGHR,
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Island Vegetable Farm with a Splen.
did Brick RaSIIanoa For Sale.

T AM AUTHORIZED TO BELL THAT
very desirable Grape and Gardening
Farm situated on the north END OF Wheel:
choice land. Tho two story brick residence
Gu this place contains 8 rooms and has n
good cellar under the whole. There are
some P0O excellent Frnlt Trees Of various
kinds, besides about 600 Grape Vines, most
complete. Terms very oRay.
THOMAS O'BRIEN,
Real Estate Agent,
ONCE, Market Street, near Custom House
Oct2l
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GOODS EQUAL TO SAMPLES.
LOWRDT lTARKEr pRICEa.
JUST RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED,
THE LARGEST STOCK OF CANNED
i Goods ever brought 70 the city.
1000 Cases Tomatoes.
6O0 Peaches.
$50 WlnSloWh Corn,
100 Baltimore Corn.
20 Lima Beans,
+" 50 -" stssi t9SI BsanS
O PineappIeg.
30 Blacknerries,
20 Green Pos,
20 Gage PlumS.
All OF this seasons packing, and for sale
D. K. IRWIN q co.,
oeN Is Main Btroot,
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WoRMY Crackers, Black Lead, ), Terra
Alba, TumerIc.
To whom 1t may concern.
Addressed.
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BALTIMORE i OHIO RI Comply

BALTIMORE b OHIO 81 COMPLY
WHEELING, May 9Th, 1852.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
4 he lo1owlng schedule on and after tile
lVtn day OF May, lS69-Wheeling time.
GRAFTON ACCOMMODATION.
lNsT-LEAvH t. wEsT-LEAvEs
I'Mheenng "Parkersburg
u1lly At'"s''o:S D. ~. daily at.4-l0.S0 q. m.
SaatneIon;."."1%g arafton..... -.4:S0 p. m.
Mannlngton ~ FARM ont .....6:S0 "
Falrmont.. .-9:t0 MRnnin gton.6l6
ARRIVING AT Camera n ,...,.7:O
Grafton at.. l0:I6 q. m, ARRIVIN0 AT
lParkerSburg.4:t5 p.m.I Wheeling al SIS o. m.
sundays excepted. Sundays excepted,
EXPRESS TRAIN.
RAsT-LEAvEs WET, vrAe.nn.
"WheellnH sIAaya Wheeliny
daily at...lO:Io q. m. daily Sto's23 p.m
. AkRIVka At Bellair-........4:I5 ''
Cumberland SIS q" Cambridge. rs
Harper'H Fy. &66 Am, j Zanesville., 1885 "
IA 6A1iIitn1.3' y S; Newark......lGl0
MaAnt nVlty o:4O columbus. .ll:80 pm
Except Sundays. CincInnatl.-.,l:O Am.
...' .E Except Sunday.
FAST LINE.
HAgT-LIAvm WEST, WAGON
daily at~. go I'm. e Saiiy S Ttneess5S ag M
~. AZ AnhAtAH AZ bellalf ........6.b3
Cumberland $40 am. Barnesyilie- gG5
Winchester. 9:25 Uambridpe .9.G6 ~
baltimore ...-.S:40 Zanesville ES ~
Wa9h n City l0:l0 Newark Il:0I "
PhilRdelphla1q:OO m, IColumbuE !, l2:iS n n,
New York;. 400 pm. ICIncinnati..
NAIL TRAIN.
EA9T-LHAVns WEST. uAnnn
SWheeling tIeayea WheeIIT.
daily at..lO:5O p. m, daily Al. an 1 m
ARRIVES AT RellaIr. ..'.'.8:i6 ~
Grafton .-.-....L8I6 Am, \ i ARRTVHT Az
Parkenburg..7:0 Barnesyille. az
Cumberland. CambrIdge .S.sn -
winchester. .S:O6 Z. m. zaneSYiIte i70S
hageTSto n...&b0 NeWRrE S:SS
balumore, 4. 1850 lOolumbuE. INN
Wash n. City.'0sl5 IOincinnHp 2fI1 - ~,
SUNDAYS excepted. SSundayS eIcante Z: ~
Trains on the Main Lima maize corn".
uonA ~ Balumore with trains for PhlIadeI.
, Pnlat New York and Boston Al ReIay
Bouth. 4Nt az Polnh
Central Ohio trains make direct oonnsc.
Ion at Columbus for all points Wet and
Tickets % all principal points can be pro.
,,... JOHN L. WILSON,
Master OF Transportation, Raltimora.
maui, X. 7. DEVRIES
aeI - d0nerM Agent, WheAlinR
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4ur 8Gat.
For Rent or Sale.

THE DAIRY FARM, LATELY oWNRn
by z. Jacob, dec0aSed, on Caldwell's
Run, for rent or sale,
Enquire d the law otlco Of
A. ]. CLARKE,
ootN.tf Cor. Fourth and Monroe StA