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Wendell Phillips new niSrE"r - tn"
"noble red man = and Wendell. VIII"
slories in all the mischancrs of white
men. glmts with special delight over
the fact that the Indians have g"t the
Pacific Railroad within their reach. aud
can trnr up The rails aud shoot conduc'-
nrs. His rrnsnns far his admiration Of
the red nigyer are. FIRST, that the In
dams aet. aprn SOM thing that seems
10 Wendell like w",nan's rights and
next. that when they enrancipntcd their
slaves they gave them share Of their
possessions. lie regards them as splen
did cxamplcs.-M
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The State Of California. with the
view af establishing tn" business Of silk
making M one 1T its fxe,l pursuits, Of,
fer< u premium Of TWO humied and fifty
d"llnrs ur every FIVE 'houSund mulberry
r,er~ 70 b.. pnid wi'cn they are two years
old an,lsl prcmiunrofthres hundred dol,
lars tor every hundred thousand CO..
rt,0p
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THE CONFEDERATE DEAD.-The
Conf ,irrntr dead are bci ,g removed
from ,he Chickamauya battle field, and:
reinicrred in the Confederate cemetery
at Marietta. Ga The J"Mrnnl says that
about two bundled bodics arrived there
during the pust week.
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NJ Chevalicr ascended in a mammoth
balloon near Flushing, N. Y few
days since. He rose to height OF
$500 feet. He passed through two
layers of rain clouds, and was drenchsd
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FOUND.

A SILVER WATCH, which the
owner can have by describing the same
and paying for this advertisement.
JOSEPH G00DALE.
juno II. g.
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TRUSTEES Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
Is from 81. e. Good, James Y. Caldwell and
Mary T. Caldwell, bearing date the twenty
first day of October, 1850, duly recorded in
the Recorders office for the County OF ohio
State OF West Virginia, in book 50. folio lSl {,
shall sell TO the best bidder, at public auc-
ton, at the front door OF the Court House OF
Ohio County, on
Saturday, the 10Th day OF June, 1862
Commencing said sale at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
lots number % and the northern part Ol iOt
80 bounded as follows: Beginning Al tne
corner OF lot . at the Intersection OF NoEtn
street, (now called Webster ktreet). VIII! VIII
Water street, and running thenco ,Hi HoLtu
ward with the line OF Water stIeeG 70 ~ W eI HeSt-
ing Creek, thence up said creek 70 tne ttIo Vs.
ern boundary OF alley E, thence 70 htAke
fbence vestWardly crossing lot No. 30 on a
ii1e n9raIIel with Webster street s!3tS-one
onS q hair feet to the line dividing lots "
onSi an thence mp said dividing line south
WaTdIy one hundred feet 10 Webster street,
place of beginning. Also the following lots
or parcels or land situated in Joseph Cald-
wells addition to the City of Wheeling. and
a part OF said city, that Is to say, lots Dum-
bered seventy-dVe (75), sixty-s1x 1857. twen-
ty.tWO (22), tWenty.ntne (29), hfty-etght (55O,
drIeen (I5), eighteen (lSl, htty-nine (59I, sixty
(6O), and nine (9)-accOrdinR TO the general
plat Of said addition, together with all
fights, pri vileSes and appuTtenances 10 the
same belonging or appertalnlnE.
Terms OF sale, cash.
The title to the above property Is believed
TO be good. Selling as Trustee 1 shall only
convey such title as ts vested in me by said
deed of trust. 3. BRADY,
mayl2-2aWtH Trustee.
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HY rELEG HAPII.
WASHINGTON.
THE SANTA FE ROBBERY.

THE SANTA FE ROBBERY.
WASHINGTON, June IL.
The loss by robbery of the bank at
Santa Fe, will be only $4,000.
GOVERNMENT DEPosIToRIEs.
Eight National Banks have ceased to
be depOsitors of Government funds
since the 5th inst.
GEN. SICKLEs.
The Secretary of War granted a years
absence to Gen. Sickles, with permis-
sion to go to Europe.
TIP PARAdUAYAN WAR.
1t Is reported that Lopez annihilated
a Brazilian Corps De Army, and des-
trOyed large number of their vessels.
CUBA-GRowING POWER OF THE NEW
REVOLUTION.
Recent acvices from Cuba states that
the difficulty between the Spanish off,
GERS and organized volunteers, is on the
increase, and the latter have now
almost entire control of the govern
ment of the Island. Such is their
power that they forced the acting Cap
tain General to countermRnd the requi-
sition OF Dulce on the home government
for reinforcement oftroops.
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FRANCE.
he Disturbances I'm Paris Growing
ScrlOus---Che Streets Paraded all
Night by Cavalry, who Charge
the Rioters.
ArreSIs."Further Trouble APpre'
hended.

Erection of BArrIcades---.W WhOlesa lie
ArreSIs."Further Trouble Appre.
hended.
LONDON, June II.
The agitation in Paris last night con.
tinued until after midnight. Troops ,oc-
cupied Montemartre and vicinity, and
cavalry paraded through the streets all
night. Shortly after midnight the
crowds in one OF the streets of Monte
martre district, and broke through the
line of police, and formed barriCade,
but they were dispersed and pursued
in all directions by troops. Many win
dows were broken, and other damage
done TO property in that quarter OF the
city. The cavalry charged on the crowd
in the street several times, and many
citizens were wounded, but no one kill
and 1t is reported to-day that they
made nearly 600 arrests since midnight.
Further disturbance is apprehended
and extraordinary precautions have
been taken by the Govt to prevent them
The Patric and other Paris journals
RlNo I6LuIuS 5uONIh6 GAO OAoSSAOA va
1893 official and SO opposition candidates.
The editors of the Revert have been
arrested on charge of conspiracy.
SPAIN.
Financial Discussion In tho COrtes.
MADRID, June IL.
In the Cortes, last evening, the budget
for the coming year was discussed.
Fiquorta, Minister of Finances, stated
in reply to question, that reduction
In the estimate was impossible.
MoNTPENsIER GIVES HIS ADHESION TO
THE NEW CONSTITUTION.
Duke De Montpensier writes to the
Cortes that as a Spanish citizen and
soldier he acknowledges and respects
the new Constitution voted by that
body.
IRELAND.
RObberIes by Supposed FenIans.
LONDON, June IL.
Dispatches from Cork state that rob-
berries of arms and ammunition are of
daily occurrence throughout the South
ern part of Ireland-supposed by men,
bcrs of the Fenian organization. Ex-
traordinary precaution has been taken
by the authorities.
PRUSSIA.
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NEWS SUMMARY.
BY TELEGRAPH.

Police officer O'Brien, of New York
while endeavoring to quell a distur'
bance Thursday evening in a liquor
and stabbed. Two of his assailants,
James Quigley and Alfred Vidette, were
subsequently arrested,
-Millard Osmore, while reading in
bed, at Medford, N. H., Thursday night
upset the lamp and was burned to
death.
The 1l5th anniversary Of the settle
n1ent of Londonderry, N. H., was cele-
brated Thursday. One hundred thou
sand persons were present.
AT O meeting OF Polish exiles in
New York Monday evening, resolu-
tions were adopted to celebrate the an
nexation of Lithuania to the Kingdom
OF Poland, on the 1lth OF July next.
The celebration will be general through
out the principal cities OF the Union.
A medal is to be struck in Berlin 10
commemorate the event.
Dispatches from Omaha say that
passenger travel on the Union Pacific
Railroad continues very heavy. The
Westward bound train Thursday even
ing had five passenger coaches all
full. Among the tourists were Hon.
B. +. Wade and Hon. r. Conkling, U.
S. Senator of New York.
The large Touring mill aud elevn-
tor known as the Osborn Mills, at Ran
toul, Illinois, on the line of the Illinois
Central Railroad, WAS completely de-
stroyed by fire Thursday evening.
Loss go, 600; insurance light.
The tannery Off, D. Coe & Son, OF
Buffalo, near Waylsnd, was burned
yesterday; loss 500, 900; only $3.50 90 in
suranCe.
The Union Hotel ball room at Sara
toga, has been engaged by Committee
of CubAns, for fair TO be held the last
week in June.
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INDIANA.

The COnst1tutIOnaIity OF Recent
LeSIslatIOn.-The Question Gone
TO the Supreme Court
IND1ANAPoL1s. June IL.
In the Court of Common Pleas this A.
NJ, Judge Blair granted Ma ndamus
on the Auditor OF State to pay speclhc
appropriations. This Ia test case, ana
will be Immediately taken to the Su-
preme Court.
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AMAN, surprised by the approach of
a railroad train on a bridge near But
falo. dropped between the sleepers and
grasped the rail, expecting that the cars
%ouid pass over him. They did so,
cutting Off all his fingers and dropping
him into the water.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.
ENGLAND.


Terrible COIIIery Disaster fn Wales.
Loading of the New Atlantic Cable
LONDON. June II.
kilograms from :Merthry Tydvil,
Wales, report the disaster In the col
liery less serious than at first given.
Fifty.six bodies have been recovered,
and 1t is thought the total number OF
killed win not exceed 76.
A banquet was given on the Great
Eastern last evening, to celebrate the
successful loading of the new cable.
Among the toasts were England and
America and France, and were appro-
priately responded to by representatives
the several nations. The Great East
ern has gone to Portland, England, for
coal, and will leave that port tomorrow
for Brest, from whence she will soon
proceed to lay the cable to the United
States,
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WHEELING WEST vA SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE l2 1869

The remains of Col. ]. G. Crane,
late Mayor of Jackson, Miss, who was
murdered by Col. Yerger, whose piano
had been levied on for municipal taxes,
have been taken to Dayton, Ohio, his
former home, where he will be buried
with military honors.
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COUNT BISMARCK. whatever may be
his progressive tendencies in other di-
reCtions, cltngs to the old'fasht0ned
system of classical education, and re-
Gently sent his two boys to Oxford,
where they are to be saturated with the
learning Of the middle ages.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
The Argentine Wnr...NO News from
Minister McMahon.

Minister McMnhon.
NEW YORK, June IL.
Letters from Brazil of April 24th,
state that Gen. McMahon has not yet
been heard from, and the report that
he had arrived at Asuncion proves to
be unfounded.
The movement against Lopez has
commenced. He is at Ascuria in a for
midable position. A son-in-law of the
Emperor of Brazil, now commanding
the allied forces, is said to have served
during our civil war on the staff of
Gen. Sherman.
THE PARAGUAYAN wAR-LoPEz ON THE
WAR PATH.
European mails bring the following
PAraguayan news: A Brazilian reg
imenti OF cavalry in the advance
guard OF the allied army, had been sur
prised aDd the whole regiment destroy
ed by Lopez's troops; all were killed
or taken prisoners. The expeditiOnary
corps which landed ut Rasario, was
surprised and great part killed and
taken prisoners by the Paraguayans.
A gun boat which was towing up the
river Tebicuary, Il chata charged with
provisions for the army, was boarded
by the Paraguayans, who killed all
the crew and took possession OF the car
go OF the two vessels.
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A NOVEL PROPOsIrIOx.
Democratic Congressman
TO be taken from the North.

Democratic congressman
10 be taken from the North.
New YORK, June II.
1t is stated that Mr.. Robertson, of
Washington, and Mr.. John Tyler. of
Virginia, propose between them, that
the Conservative men of the South
select their Representative from among
the patriotic statesmen in the northern
States, and thus throw overheard the
vlllino1s carpet bagger and the false,
perfidious and treacherous scaIawag.
They contend that one days prior
residence in the State will be all the
requirements of the Constitution as to
qualifications.
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WAR PATH.
BOSTON.
Movements of the President - Pay
ment OF the Interest on Pacific
Railroad Bonds.

Boston, June IL.
The President will leave New York
Tuesday night and arrive in Boston
Wednesday, morning. He will attend
the Peace Jubilee and review the mill
tary, and will pass the night with Sec
retary Boutwell, at Groton.
The coupons of the first ofthe mort
gage bonds OF the Union Pacific Rail
road, due July 1st. will be paid in gold
free of Government tax, on Friday.
June 25th, at the Boston office, No. ia
State street, and in New York, Thurs
day, July 1st, at the banking house Of
Brown Brothers, Wall street.
At the closing session OF the Ameri-
can Institute Of Homeopathy, to- day,
the constitution was amended to per-
NIT women TO become members by a
vote OF 80 to 80. Mr.. David Thayer, of
Boston, was CHOSEN President, and DR..
r. Ludlow, of Chicago, Secretary. The
next meeting will be held in Chicago
the 7th of June next.
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PHINEAs GANO,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
AND REAL ESTATE AGENT,

ST. MARG'S, w. a.
WILL PRACTICE IN PLEASANI rs and
w adjoining counties, West va anu ~, ~
Monroe, Washington and adjoining c"un'4e'
Persons wishing to purchase !ahos ,IIc, IL
Peasants or adjoining cOunpeSS. ,0tsrsst h1S
lands for sale, Will consult thtn ttIS i1Iy,S -
giving me call. H---- =
No, Is quincy street.
CAEDa AND BILL HEADS neatly pr1nted'
MANUFACrURERs' LABELS.
INSURANCE POLICIES AND BLANKS
Ers AND BILLS OF LADING
PROGRAMMES AND POSTERS.
CHECKS, NOTES, RECEIPTs.
SHOW BILLS, for Country Merchants,
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QUEER STATEMENT.
Is Jehn wiIkes Booth AliTee
~,,.,.y-,,,,T T,r,,ye1- Tuue

This is an age of strange things. For
more than four years now the public at
large has believed that j.. Wllkes
Ro6th. the assassin of Abraham Lin
coIn died an ignominious death at the
@ sands of "Boston" Corbett. 1t was
With no little surprise, then, that on
Friday General Hastings, United states
Marshal cfthis District, received tele-
nranhic dispatch from Canton, in this
State. stating that Booth was in t9a5 1s5
place. General Hastings, however uIH H
not send a deputy sent 10 aTneSc IN Good o faith.
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ST. LOUIS.
SUIT AGAINST THE SECRETARY OF MIS-.
SOURI,.

SUIT AGAINST THE SECRETARY OF MIS-
SOURI,.
ST.. LOUIS, June IL.
Col. w. F. SwitZler has sued Francis
Rodman, Secretary of State, Tor 1900
damages for incorrectly counting and
certifying to the election returns in the
late election for members of Congress
in the 9Th district in this State, whereby
he failed to receive certificate of elec~
uOn.
TENNESSEE POLITICS..
A special from Nashville to the Dem.
Ocrat says the Nashville Press and
Times, which has been heretofore the
organ of Stokes, came out this morning
strongly for SSnter and universal suf-
frage. The old editors OF the Press and
Times have all ceased connection with
it. No names are announced as editors
of the paper, but the leading article de-
ciareS it will hereafter be the organ of
no man or set of men, but will boldly
and Independently advocate whatever
its conductors think to be polite and
right. The Senter movement seems to
be gathering strength and force all over
the State. The three leading journals
of the Republican party in each of the
three great divisions OF the State. the
Knoxville Whig, the Press and Times,
and the Memphis Bulletin are now all
for Senter.
FOR THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS.
Omaha dispatches say Senator Conk-
ling, Hon. Ben. Wade and Gen. Boyn-
ton arrived this morning, and start
with their families for PromontOry, this
evening. A large number oftourists and
pleasure seekers are now arriving dali
iy going to the mountains on the Union
Pacific Railroad.
THE INDIANS.
Cast, the new Indian Superintendent,
has been visiting the various agencies
and making changes to improve the
condition OF the Indians, and protect
the Government against fraud. 1ndt.
an depredations are reported south or
the Platte river, and below Fort hearny
but nothing serious.
River and weather.
CINCINNATI, June IL.
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TIE New York Tribune says: Every
great and genuine reform has TO en- en-
and thereupon berates the British Lords as
for 'mulishness' on the Irish Chufcn
OOastiOO
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NEW YORK.
National Typographical Union.
Ihe Printers Propose TO Abolish the
Associated PrcSE-.The case of
Young Douglass.

ALBANY, June IL.
In the Printers National Convention
last night. resolutions asking Congress
to pass the postal telegraph bill in order
to prevent the Associated Press from
virtually preventing any more news
papers from being published, were in
troduced, debated on, and referred to
committee of five. A series of resolu-
tions were offered that employees should
rot make religious or political views
test of employment, and denouncing
the actions OF the Congressional printer
for giving employment to young Doug
lass;a proposition to dividethe question
was agreed to, when the Co invention
adjourned without action.
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VOL. XVII.
Business Gards.
AUCTIoNEERs
BOOTS AND SHOES.

LEX. h. FORGEY,
A Boots, Shoes and GaIters,
No. l2O Main Street.
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THE first arched stone bridge in the
United States was built over the Ips-
wlch river, Massachusetts, in 1864, by
for travel was called "Choate's Folly"
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DEOPLES' BANK,
No: 69 Main ST.
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PRUSSIA.

Arctic Exploring Expedition.
BERLIN, June IL.
The German expedition for the Arctic
which has been preparing
for some time past at Bremen, is now
ready to sail, and will leave on the 18th
instant.
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The only organ without stops-The
organ of speech in woman.
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LOUISVILLE.
Burial rites denied to q FeniRn by
the Catholics.
LOUISVILLE, June IL.

LOUISVILLE, June IL.
The remains OF Lieut.. P. J. Terrell,
an officer In the Fenian organization,
were refused the burial rites of the Ro-
man Catholics, because the Fen1an
brotherhood appeared In the church IN
regalia. The body was taken from the
church and followed to the cemetery
by a large concourse OF Fenians. The
action of the Priest has caused pro-
foQnd sensation.
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THE Central Ohio Railroad Company ny
paid, last year, to Belmont county, sE..
400 as dividends on the S1O0, 900 STOCK Oh
the road held bv that county.
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gtnaattaI.
FIRST
u ALTON AL e ANK
OF WHEELING.
I1esISnate1 Depository ~ -

SURPLUa......- 0"'UVO
bought and sold.
Collections made and proceeds promptly
remitted.
Interest on Special Deposits at the Iato o:
FOUR per cent per annum where the de-
pOSit remains six months. and TIVE per
cent, IfOr one year.
Accounts Of Merchants, Manufacturers,
Bankers and others solicited
Revenue stamps for sale in sums to suit
a con stant supply OF New Fractional Cur
rency, and l, 2 q Sc coin, kept for the ac-
conmod8tIOn OF fdepOSitOrs and the public.
GEO. K. WHEAT, Pres't-
GEO ADAMS CRsh'T
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There is no medicine extant equal 70 these
remedies in such cases. A tone and vIgor is
impaired to the whole system; the appetite Is
strengthened, food IS enjoyed, the stomach
digests properly, tie blood is purified, the
com pleXiOn becomes sound and healthy,
the yellow tiDge IS eradicated from the ey es, a
bloom is given to the cheeks and the weak
and nervous invalid becomes strong and
lnanlfllV htairlC,.
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MRS. E. B. WAsHBURNE is cousin
OF Madame Montholon, and like her,
defendant OF the early French traders
who settled In Illinois.
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DASSENSER TRAINS WILL RUN b1
4 the following schedule on and after the
10th day of May, 1S69-Wheelin2 time.
GRAFTON ACCOMMODATIONS.
EAsr-LEAYEs wEsFLEAVEs
disE GaiIs a. M taiEe5sDn[o daily arioso M.
Gamer n.......7:80 Grafton :. 4SO D. m.
Mannington.S:55 FaiImo ont $50 a.
FatrmOnt... $50 Mannin gtOn6:l5
ARRIVING AT Cameron ......7:5O "a
Grafton at... 1915 a. m. ARRIVING AT
Sundays excepted. "5undays excepted.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
EAsr-LEAVEs WEST, VIA c. o. D.
daily at...-1o4O a. m. daily at......S;:l. pm.
ARRIVES AT Bellatr ..442 -
Cumberland 9:55 Cambridge. 1:29 :.
Harper's Fly .255 a m, Zanesyllie. 'TS:S9 7S:55 :.
Wash't'nCity $40 Columbus....I 1880 PIN.
except Sundays. C1ncinnatt-4SC am.
except sunday.
FAST LINE.
EAsT-LEAvH WEST, VIA 9. o. D.
Wheeling Leaves Wheeling
daily at. $50 pm. daily at......6OO a. IN.
ARRIVES AT BeIlRir.........-6oS -
Cumberland. 2:lO am. Barne>ville -S:C5 ''
Wlnchester.. 925 =. Cambridge ..Seo
Baltimore ....-.S:4O 80 lzsnesville....S5S
WaSh'n City 1910 " NeWArk....... lEOO 81
PhiIadeIphia12.O 90 M. columbus ...l2:l5 p. III.
New York. 400 p. m lCIncinnaIi.-.4.I5
MAIL TRAINI
EAsr-LEAvE WEST. vIAC.O.D.
"WheelIng i"LeaVeS Wheeling
daily at...1O:5O p. m. daily at......2-OS n. m.
ARRIVES AT Bellair...........3;l5 '
Grafton .--......3:l5 am. ARRIVES AT
PRrkerSburg.-7:O BRrneSville..4:3S
Cumberland--.S:l5 CSAmbridgs....5:50 -
Winchester. ...3:l 5 p m. lZanesvtlle...-7:OJ %
HagerstOwn-.l:5O " Sewark-......S:SS AZ
Baltimore. jCo!umbus...lU lU:GO "
WRSh'n City.'6:l5 Cincinnati ...2OO p. M.
eSundays excepted. %SundRys excepted.
Trains on the Main Line make c0nnec-
tiOns at Baltimore with trains for PhIladel-
phia, New York and Boston AT Relay
House, via Washington CITY, for nIl points
South.
Central Ohio trains make direct connec-
tlon at Columbus for all points West and
Northwest.
Tickets TO all principal points can be pro
cured at the Office.
JOHN l. WILSON,
Master OF Transportation, Baltimore.
X. T. DkN RIE<S
mRyll General Agent. Wheeling.
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MCCLELLAN & KNOX,
NJ Wholesale Dealers in BOOTS q SHOES,
No. IS Main street
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CRUELTY to animals goes by the
name Of Berghlary in New York.