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IT is surmised at Washington that
the late quarrel between Butler and
Schenck will lead to u committee of
investigation. 1t will be remembered
Butler intimated that Schenck belong
ed to the whisky ring aud threatened
an investigation, and Schenck deted
him and dared him to investi-
gate ns soon as he liked. General
Buffers friends say he is pre-
pairing to make good his threats
against General Schenck, and the
latter has case against the former
with which his friends appear to be
we'll pleased. Outsiders are all anx-
ious to have the fight open in earnest.
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15 Bales Jute Wool Tw1ne
IU8T RECEIVEP
and for sale low for cash.
Oprls CHAs. n. BERRY
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Cash Capital, $1,OOO,00O
PAID IN FULL.
BRANCH OFFICE:
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
PHILADELPHIA


Where the general business of the Company
ls transacted, and to which all general cor
respOndence should be addressed.
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JoHNsoN's VEToEs.-The New York
Times prints complete list of EXPIRE
sident Johnson's vetoes. During his
term 10 bills were vetoed; there were 6
pocket vetoes. that is they failed
through the adjournment of Congress
within ten days after they were sent to
the Presto ident, he refusing TO sign them;
and I6 bills became laws without the
Presidents approval, the constitution
nj limit OF ten days having expired
without their return. or tho 10 bills
vetoed Is were ppssed over Mr.. john
sons head. The number of Mr.. john
sons vetoes probably equals all the
vetoes of all his presidential predeces-
sOrs,
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GRANT is showing himself 10 be
something of wag. A day or two ago
the House Committee on Territories
called on him to talk about the territo-
ries. Grant told them he hoped they
would not make any more, AZ he had
great trouble III offering those that
now existed. Something was said
about Alaska, to which he responded:
az have been thinking about that coun-
try n good deal. The newspapers say
we are in danger of an Indian war up
there. l think have settled on a plan
for stopping that if one breaks out. l
think I'll withdraw all the troops and
then there won't be anything there for
the Indians 10 fight"
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MoNRY-To-day in moderately active
rennest without stringency, though the
rate was sharp at 7 per cent on call.
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Printed In Tho BEsr srYLH and with dInpalrt
PRINTING

We have made: special Prov.
Eion for Steamboat Printing, ami
have some fonts Of BEAOT1FUI.
TYPE FOR OOLORED BILLS, Nv
well a. some OF the FlNksIT
CoLOkED INKS to be hal.
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PARDoNED.-John Amman was con-
victed OF burglary At the May (1SGS)
term Of the Circuit Court for this coun-
~, and sentenced TO confinement In the
penItentlary for five years. When ar
ralgned the prisoner acknowledged bis
guilt, aud In extenuatlon plead that he
was led Into the commission Of the
crime by a man named Seymour, alias
Price, who, according to bis own con.
fesslon made to some one In jail with
him, was professional thief. price
was convicted at the same term, and
sentenced for period not now remOm
bered.)- d.. u .-......,-
A petition for the pardon OF Amman
was laid before Governor Stevenson
sometime since. His youth, his peace.
able and InoiIensive character, his ex.
treme regret for the offence committed,
and the fact that he was the Victim Of an
old and hardened offender, were urged
In the petition as reasons tor the exer.
else of executive clemency. The names
OF nine Of the jury which convicted
him, the prosecuting attorney, sheriff,
and many other prominent citizens
OF the city and county were 4ignsd
to the petition. Yesterday, Cover.
nor Stevenson granted pardon
to Amman. assigning az reasons
therefor: that II Is believed no good
can be accomplished by his further Inn
prisonmcnt, and his uniform good
character before, and exemplary good
conduct since, his conviction and con-
hnement.
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ANOTHER vERs1oN.-we made mon.
tIon In Yesterdays paper that q lad
fell OF the stone wall this side Of Ful.
ton, aud broke bIs arm. and that 1t had
70 be amputated, subsequently, to save
his life. This was precisely what was
stated TO us. A gentleman called In
onr office, yesterday morning, and re-
questsd ms 70 make . correction OF our
former statement. The facts as detail.
ed 70 us BY him RSro 20 follows: The
unfortunate boy, child only three
or four years old, fell from the second
story Of g. W. NioholA' barn, situated
on the hill, and broke one Of hIsIarms
In three places. Notwithstanding this
severe injury the little fellow Is doing
we'll. The father, Mr.. LIppInOOtt, 70.
sides In Newark Ohio, and works for
Messrs, Probe 4 Bodley, Of this city.
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CoMMENoBD. Yesterday afternoon
the work OF putting In the foundation
ofths north abutment OF the Market
street bridge was commenced. Conald,
cradle difficulty and delay have beer
caused by The water from the creek
finding lis way into the excavation
Notwithstanding q large ,embankmenI
OF earth was thrown out between It and
the channel. SO rapidly did the water
accumulate In the pit that an engine
with rotany pump had to be provided
to remove Il. This was accomplished
yesterday morning about one O'Clock
and the work olpnmpIng commenced
In twelve hours all the water wal
thrown out and the first stone laid. A
force OF men were employed all last
night In lowering the great blocks o.
stone and putting them In'the wall. II
Is the purpose Of the contractors 70
prosecute the work with vlgor, 30 as To
have II beyond the contingency Of de-
lay from high water. ......, |
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U. 8. DISTRICT CoURT.-The Court
met yesterday morning, at the usual
hour.
Ipjunolions were granted In the fol
lowing cases: Goodyear's AdminIslra.
tor and s. B. Duncan Us. Gresham r
Nelson; Same Is. Duncan, Ward and
Rush Il. Dew; same %. Charles N. Col.
Inns, same Us. John N. Laz!er; same Us.
LsvlLlttlepage.; Thsef OF these In
functions will be TO restrain the defend
ants from using hard rubber In DENTS
try, or fol, dental purposes.
The testimony In the case Of Neville
Woodruff & Co. Us. ]. d J. II. Duval
was concluded, and Ex-Governor Stan
ton made the opening argument for The
plaintiffs, occupying the time up tc
the hour OF adjournment.
The trial Of the case OF the Govern.
ment Us. Anderson, charged with rob,
bling the mail, was to have been com.
menced yesterday, but In consequence
Of the absence Of an important witness
for the plaintiff, It was continued until
to-day, when 1t will come up iftht
Government is ready. Ifnot, the argu'
ment In the Neville. Woodruff q 90
case will be resumed.
Adjourned until 8 o'clock this morn
Ing. i..a8 g' nl 4rr.a .nr ~
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DIvoRoE.-An event OF an unusual
character In this region trAnspired dur.
ing the recent term Of the Municipal
Court In this city. We refer to divorce
case which was successfully prosecuted
before the tribunal named. The appll-
cant, Mrs. Hannah A. Chappell, charg-
ed her husband, Emmert T. Chappell,
with voluntary desertion, and for three
years had not contributed TO the sup.
port Of herself and family. Under the
statute Of our State that Ia sufficient
cause for divorce, and the plaintiffs pc.
tition was granted. ~ y a.s-..'
: Such instances are so rare in this sec
ton that we have deemed 1t worthy Of
special mention. Out In Indiana and
Chicago they occur with such frequen.
cy as TO excite no interest,"
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WARRINGTON HALL.-The altendanc,
at Washington Hall, last !evenIng, wal
equal to that Of the evening previous and
the pieces presented ELECTED common
dAtlonS equally as hearty and enthusl'
astic. Tonight, Mrs. Seton will sp.
pear In one OF the principal characters
which should insure full house. Be,
yond all question abe is an actress o.
much more than ordinary ability,
while her husband is scarcely excelled
In the characters he sustalns. This IL
the universal sentiment Of those who
have witnessed their representations
this season. The bill for this evening
includes the Factory Girl" and the
"Young Actress" Go and hear them
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EsCAPED.-1n our paper Of yesterday
morning, we mentioned the arrest here
and transfer OF one Thomas Ammons
to the authorities In Bridgeport. Mon
day afternoon. The prisoner was lodg.
ed In the lookup, and was 10 have had
an examination yesterday. Monday
evening when the keeper OF the prison
carried Ammon's supper to him, he
found that the bed In the cell had been
thrown on the floor, and Ammons and
fellow prisoner lying on 1t, ielgnlnG
sleep. He aroused them, and after
they had eaten their supper. withdrew,
thinking everything was all right. II
is said that he furnished them hall
pint Of whisky sometime during the
evening, and engaged TO bring
them smother In the morning.
On entering the lookup yeBtsr.
day morning, bis birds had down.
Daring the night they had succeeded In
tearing up the floor Of their cell, aud
thence dug their way out into the
world. The hole In the floor was just
where the bed was lying when the
keeper visited them In the evening, and
|! 10 believed that they had then COM
menced operations TO effect their escape.
About one o'clock yesterday morning,
Ammons was seen standing ut one Of
the furnaces In Wheeling Iron Works,
warming himself. He was covered
from head to foot with mud, looking
as II he had been engaged In some I'M.
derground business, Wewsre assured
there was no mistake about his having
been seen there at the time stated, and
he Is probably still concealed some
where In the city. .... y.
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ROLLING MILL
FOR SALE.

FOH SALE-A ROLLING MILL-IN
L IROHTON, Lawrence county, Ohio, las
miles above Cincinnati, on the Ohio River,
comprising buildings and machinery as fol.
lows, together with coal lands and coal
privileges, viz: 16 boiling furnaces; heat
Ing furnaces; I kp0bling firos; sheet fur.
mace; slab furnace; anneallng furnace,
and pair furnace: engine. 80.inch cylln.
der, 8 feet stroke engine, 2O-inch cylinder,
feet stroke; engine, N.inch cylinder,
feet EtFok0i and engine OF sufficient size 10
drive turning lathe; also, l Doctor engine
and batteries OF boilers OF sufficient ca
paclty 70 run all the machinery; one train
muck rolls; bar train; 8.Inch guide train;
! S-inch hoop train. new; sheet mill; pair
shears, and all necessary rolls, tools and M.
lures for operating said mills. The build
ings are Of Sufficient capacity 10 contain and
protect the above machinery; also, all
necessary buildings for ofilee6 and ware
house. The above mill u Of sufficient ca
paclty TO make 30 tons Of bar iron per single
turn, and about 80 tons on double turn, per
day. The mill Is located on the bank OF the
river, and there 10 ample vacant gr0und fol
the erection Of furnace, II desired. II viii
be sold on favorable terms.
For particulars. address ROBERT SCOTT
Ironton, Ohio, or WOODROW, MEARS q
CO., Cincinnati. Ohio. octl2.tf
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WATCHES, &cy-oxtoby q Dufield
will this morning be found In their
new JeWslry Store, 10I Market street,
q foW doors below M'Lure House.
They have Just received u large stock
OF Watches and Jewelry, which smbra.
ces oil the latest styles. Fall stock Of
Clocks, Silver ware, speoLacles, do.
See advertisement and give them a
oaII
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CoSvAIRsoENT.-we are gratIfsd 10
hear that Mr.. Robert Pratt who was
stricken with paralysis several weeks
since, has 80 far recovered as TO be out
again. Mr. visited his place OF bust.
ness on Market street yesterday morn
ing,
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Lyons vRLvgrs.-Best Lyons SILK
Velvet CloakinSS are selling at reduced
prices Of Brues & Sanders. Call and
examine our velvsts and satisfy your
self that they are Of the best quality
and the cheapest In the city.
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E. BoCKrEa and Booking & Carroll
have the finest, largest and cheapest
assortment Of Soaps In the city, con-
sistlng Of about alxty-hve different
kinds. Those In need should call and
examine before purchas Ing .elsewher
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,uBLAoK Gro. Grain silks reduced
$3.50 silk for $500; $500 Silk forS2 80
o so SILK for s. IS. and the best quality
In the city for %425 per yard at Brues
d Islanders. a..fr.F.
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MRS. FRENCH, NJ. d., still continues
with US. She can produce some OF the
best evidences Of her success ever pre-
scented to the people In this city. The
afflicted crowd her rooms from early
morn until late at night. Electricity
does wonders.
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POLICE CoURT.-John Hage and Ed
Grimes, two benzinlSts, were the only
cases before the Police Court, yesterday
morning. They were each fined one
dollar and costs. ------. l----L-
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Hoop Skirts at 400, and Corsets al
zoo, ct Eckhart's Hoop Skirt and Corset
Factory, No. 15l Main Street. Call and
examine. ...r .-.-..s
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LADIES can and . complete aasort.
ment Of Millinery Goods, Trimmings.
and Fsncy Notions, Of George. W,
Eckhart's New Store, No. 16l Main
street. l17 4. = :
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By RENTING, and applying tie rents
to the purchase, every one can become
the owner Of a first class Wheeler d
Wilson Sewing Machine. VIM. SUM
ner & Co., Agents, No. IS Monroe street,
Wheelinv .-.---- =
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GheGttetliQet1re1:
..1Erfl ~ III 10 ~
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCr. a.
aeW AdVeFtISeIaentS.

COMMISSIONER. OF DRRDs.-YesterdAy
Governor Stevenson appointed wylIG
y. Oldham, Esq, Commissioner o.
Deeds for this State In ohlo,-resIdsnc
Marietta. ..,r .t..g..r.. -
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1RoN-PHoSPHoRus- CAL1sAYA.-The three
best Tonlcs, skilltully and elegantly com.
bined In an amber-colored cordial, beauti-
fully transparent 10 the eye, pleasant to the
taste, acceptable TO the stomach, in Caswen,
Hazard q Co.'S Ferro- PhoSphoratsd Elixir
OF colisaya Bark. q Jul y UnHrl
Each plot contains one ounce OF Royal
Calisaya Bark. and each tsaspoonful con.
taius one grain Of Iron. samples furnished
free 10 the profession.
CASWELL, HAZARD q co.,
Sole manufacturers, New York.
Sold by all DIugglStA ..
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GAS MAIN.-For several days work.
men have been engaged In putting
down gas main on the east side o.
Market street, between Quincy and
MonYoa.
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EVERY description OF Boots, Shoes
and CATERS for men, women and chill
dren at Louis Blends, 107 Main street,
corner SprIgg Alley. %, -.,
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JusT received at Brues & Sanders',
Plaid CasSlmeres, Black Doeskins, and
fine Black Cloths. and prices suited To
the purchasers.
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HANDSOME Black Beaver Cloth for
oloaklng, opened this morning at
Bruea 4 Sanders. ,.gl "a" ..
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A PINE lot Of StereosoopIc views, Of
home and foreign scenes, have just been
received at PArtridge's. T. ...' ,
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Go TO Louis Blends and get a pair
Of those nice Baton or Lace Boots, Kid
or Lasting CATERS. ""s .''..'..
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PARTR1DaR's extensive sky.llght en-
ables him To make as good pictures this
cloudy weather as on clear bright days.
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We have seen nothing prsttler than
the "rnstlc groups" mads at Par
trldgs's. His rural scenery is charming
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You get the finest Rustic Groups Of
Brown d Higgins gallery. 7r.l ..
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Plaasant Ragidanna Ror sala.

THAT DESIRABLE PROPERTY which
l. now occupy, situated on Centre street,
near sixth, one Of the most pleasant local.
tles In the city. Tho lot Il thirty feet by one
hundred and twenty. The house contains
Ea4 fxtures throughout. For terms en-.
qulre Of
oct26-3tS HENRY r, MORRIS,
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GET your Photographs ct Brown 4
Higgins. Their neO light works excel.
lentlY, .ru. sol gIH
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A NEW style Button and Lace Caters
inst received At Louis Blonde 1O7
Main street, ..|fa u iu.NtH44 iH
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A FINE lot OF beautiful Carved Wal
nut Bracketat Brown & Higgins.
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BEAR Il in mind that the place to buy
your hne Furs, ia at Brues & Sanders.
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Mv Ga1G.
Land For Sale.

r AND SUITABLE FOR GARDENING
IL purposes, within three miles Of the city,
on the National Road, Plat Of the proper
oci962W q, H, PARKS.
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ONLY few OF those handsome Car.
Eiage robes LEFT Of Brues & Sanders,
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Public Sale.

TWILL SELL FAT PUBLIC AUCTION,
1 on FRIDAY, October 18th, Of my house
Carriage, one BuRRy, one Express Wagon
HATnos8, DO. Also Household Furniture,
consisting OF Piano, s0tR, DivAnu, bureaus,
Bedgteads and other articles.
salO 70 cOmmence OF o'clock p. Y. Toims
made known at sale.
oct26-4t A. ], CECIL,
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Island Vegetable Farm with a splen.
did Brick Residence For Sala.

TAM AUTHORIZED TO SELL THAT
i very desirable Grape and Gardening
Farm situated on the north end OF Wheel.
choice land. The two story brick residence
ON this place contains rooms and has
good cellaI under the whole, There are
nome 800 excellent Fruit Trees OF various
kinds, UeSidss about Q 900 Grape Vines, most
Of which are bearing. The out houses, 30,
cOInpletS, Terms very easy.
THOMAS o'BRIEN,
Real EstRte Agent
Once, Market Street, near Custom Housa
OcL2l
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10 JEaasvustztlpt. Z n v

philadelphia al5am ll0pm llOpm
Tickets 70 all principal points In the East
and wet can bo procured &C the Union
om ssi ~ Mcclure House, and At The station
FIR. MYERS,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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BA1TIMORR.k 0aIO RAJ d0IpIY

BA1TIMORR't OHIO RI O0IP'Y
WHEELING, May 9Th, 1852.
DAaSENGER TRAINS WILL Run BY
the following schedule on and AFTER The
lVth day OF Nay, l3oo- wheeling time.
GRAFTON ACCOMMODATION.
EAST-LHAvH8 WH8T-LEAVEs
aalIy at...... ~ Q. m. daily Rt,.-10S0 a. m.
SsAtneton :.....'d1g Grafton .s... ..l30 p. m.
Mannlngton.8o Farm ont .....6:30
Falrmont.. BIO MAnnin Gton6:l6
ARRIVING AT Cameron ......7:60
G5fatton Az. lo:46 q. m. ARRIVING AT
tarkera6urg.t45p pm Wheeling d, S:66 D. m.
R'sunoaya e1cepted.t ssundayH excepted.
EXPRESS TRAIN. y -
nAsT-LKAvRs WEST. WAGON
daily at...-lGIo O. m. daiiy $500 necsas nm
ARRIVE AT StBellAir. =. .........I:I5 %
Sa aaSa IS. 5as Pm oam5 ARS5yI1 At
Harper1 Fly ass IN, lZane8viIle. ..8:8S
f 6niLmnre; s..e:eS - NeWaIk ......l0:l0
Ma4n tnOltys1D lColumbu8... .ll:0 pm
"kxcept SundhyH, . C1ncinnAu 1900 m.
'Ercept Sunday. /
FAST LINE.
RABT-LlAVn WEST, WAGON.
daily at. 60 Pm s ANY, a TneeaSg I.
ARRIVE AT lBallRif .,,..RS
Grafton -......9:2O pm. ARRIYTa AT
Cumberland 2l0 am. lBaFnosVilie .8d6
Mtnoneater--y s6 Cambridge 300
baltimore ....-.&l0 GAINESVILLE. ~
WaAh' n City l0:l0 - Newark. 1850
SnlIA1elphlala90 m. Columbus ...l 2:l6 p. m.
new 4oEk...aNO pm. lOinctnnati.. ..I:l6
n NSalty MAIL TRAIN.
HA9r-LEAVH ( WEsF,vrAc.Gp.
'%ne9ung SLeaye1 Wheeling
ualy aslge0 p. M daily at......2.06 Q, m.
- laws ATGoI hellair...Isla.S1 .ib
S9IaIlon .--.....Gl6 am. ARR1vA At
ParkenburHa.7:D RaIne8yille. .l:S5
Cumberland. .8:l6 CamhridRe. ..661
Winchester. a:tj6 D. m. ZanOgyiIIe ....TJOI
eTBtoYpz.2b0sI" = Newark ,.......S:S
~ - ,1aotg,.s.-e3gIe lColnnbu9.. 1000
MA4nn City.ba5 Cincinnati 200 D, m,
'sundAya excepted. s5undayG eTcepted.
Trains on the Main Lima maka conrso.
lons q Balumore with trains for Phll0del.
Phla. New York ,andt Boston TrAt ReIav
Houth. S''' ~ 49, P"AHe'
Central Ohio trains mako direct coanso.
t9lS oG,S at ,Somrabug 1of ~ points WeSt and
Tieket! 70 an principal points an rs no
JOHN L. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation, Raltimore.
ma9u General AGENT, Wheelinh.
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for gsHt.
For Rent.

A COMFORTABLE DWELLING HOUSE
"A with rooms, on Quincy street, between
Fifth and Sixth. Immediate possession can
oct21 !. IRWIN.
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Manufacturers and JObbers Of
B 90 T s g s HO E s
IN ALL THEIR vARrET1Es. n,
NO. Go Main Street, "a,
WHEELING, ". VA.

WE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF
OF Boots and Shoes now In SioTe for I'm
and Winter Trade. - - -sIiG
win IN experience OF many yeaIa, Tour
mouse having beon establlshed In 1ES7l we
can, with truth, assert that our stock for ex-
TENT, variety, durability, freedom nom an
itregularlty, and adaptation 10 the wants Of
West Virginia and ohio, % not and cann0t
hn hnEnaRlnd.