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CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. June2


The vote on the introduction of lay
delegations into the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, submitted to the member
ship by the last General Conference,
was taken in portion of the Churches
in this city yesterday, with the follow
ing result: Clark Street Church, 72 for,
8 against; Wabash Avenue Church, 134
for, / against; Garet Place Church, 25
for, against; Park Avenue Church. 64
for, 8 against. Total thus far. 295 for,
13 against.
A special from Fort Smith to the
Chicago Tribune, says that party Of
about so Cheyennes, attacked an un-
protected settlement on the Saline river
about 40 miles from Saline, and 160
miles west ofTopeka, on Sunday morn
ing. They came towards evening, un-
der the pretense offriendship, and mas
sacred 13 men women and children;
the women were ravished. The killed,
SO far as known, are the wife and four
children of Thomas Alderdice, one
child II years old of VIM. Hendricks,
Andrew Allison aud family, six in
number, and son of John j. Strange;
the bodies were brutally mutilated.
Two hundred and twenty-one tons OF
Strawberries, filling forty-one cars,
have been received in this city during
the past week, ending yesterday. They
all came over the Illinois Central rail-
road, which is now running an eXClu'
sively fruit train, and are mostly from
South Pass, Illinois, and vicinity. The
fruit is very fine this season.
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Allegheny Cattle Market.

ALLEGHENY, June 2.
CATTLE-The supply of cattle on sale
Monday although considerably below
that OF last week was, nevertheless,
fully up to the demand, and two or
three car loads were left over unsold.
Compared with last week, prices under
went no quotable change, though the
market was very tame and devoid OF
that buoyancy and activity that usu-
ally prevails when the supply Is little
short; butchers expected to buy at a
slight reduction this week, but in this
they were disappointed, as the supply
was too light to admit OF a reduction,
and drovers, like other men, generally
make the best of an advantage when it
is in their poWer-they never put prices
down as long as they can help 1t. As
was the case last week, nearly all of
the cattle on sale were from Chicago;
the arrivals by rail were 35 cars from
Chicago; from Cincinnati, and there
was at least car load driven in, max
ing an aggregate of 38 cars. or about
700 head. The very best fat steers sold
at SaSNc; good to medium 7e71zc. Stock
steers prove in steady demand at 511a
615c, as to quality and condition.
SHEEP-The supply, although by no
means large, was nevertheless pretty
we'll up TO the demand, while compared
with last weeks prices, have undergone
no important change. Prime to extra
fat sheep sold at 5Aa6Lc per pound,
and medium to good at 5s64c. Lambs
brought from go to "a so per head. The
whole number OF sheep and lambs on
sale aggregated fully 300 head.
HoGs-The market continues very
dull-the recent hot weather having
almost squelched what little retail de-
mand there was for this kind of stock.
We now quote in a retail way at 91za
lOc for fair to good, and 1O15a11c for
prime to choice.
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MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS, June 2.

ST. LOUIS, June 2.
The experiments in smelling iron ore
with Chester coal. which have been in
progress at Carondolet, six miles below
this city since Friday last, eliminated
yesterday in practically demonstrating
that the Chester coal for smelling pur-
poses is fully equal to the Big Muddy
coal.
Dispatches from Kansas say that Col.
Weir with a squadron OF cavalry is
scouting on Saline river for Indians.
Col. Merrill will take the field from
Fort Harker, Gen. Custar from Fort
Hayes, and Col. Hamilton from Fort
Riley, with orders to pursue vigorously
and punish severely any Indians that
The killing of thirteen persons in Ss.
limo county is confirmed. The women
were ravished. The killed are wife
and four children OF Thomas Alderdice,
one son eleven years old of VIM. Hen
bricks, Andrew Aleson and family, six
in number. wife and son OF John G.
Strange. The bodies were brutally
mutilated,
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MEXICO.
HAVANA,

HAVANA, June l.
Intelligence from Mexico, dated May
25, says the statement made by the
American Press, that Mexico was
desirous of raising money, by selling
the State of Sonora, is Indignantly de-
MED. Minister Rosecrans denies send
ing any dispatches indicating any such
desire, and the Government denies
having requested his recall. Romeo's
proposition for the issue of 10000 600
in paper money has been defeated in
Congress. The Mexican Congress was
discussing the payment of the foreign
debt
Senior Coranabeas advocated decla-
ration that all treaties with England,
France and Spain had been annnlled
by the Intervention, and that new trea.
ties will be made necessary before the
Mexican Government can consider the
payment of the debt.
There was great excitement at the
capital caused by the attempt of Con-
gress to impeach the Supreme Court
Judges. The latter claim that Congress
has no power to judge their acts.
At last accounts Negrete was near
Querreteros. the legislature of which
has assembled under the protection OF
the national troops.
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GheQnteltiqfuter
NEWS SUMMARY.
/. BY TELEGRAPH.

The steamship Manhattan from
Liverpool, has arrived al New York.
Senior Casovilly, Hon. D. o. Mills,
]. w. Simonton, G. X. Fitch and other
prominent Californians, left New York
Tuesday. by rail, for San Francisco.
Commodore James II. Foster, OF
the U. s. Navy, died Wednesday a. NJ,
at the residence of his father-in-law, W.
c. Pardington, in indianapolis.
-Elliott's mills, at Woonsocket, r.
l., containing grlst mills. carpenter
paints, nails, DC; also the rooms of the
Woonsocket Tape and Binding Com
pany, the workshops of W. E. Hub
bard, o. s. Fuller 81 Co., and Joseph
Page, were burned Tuesday night. Loss
Sl0O 600. Partially insured. Two hun
dred people are thrown out of work.
"A game of base ball "Wednesday p.
NJ, at Cleveland, between the Red
Stockings of Cincinnati, and the Forest
City of Cleveland, resulted in the de-
feat of the latter. Score, 25 to 6.
"A boat containing nine men was
carried over the small waterfall below
Rnmford Falls, Maine. Tuesday. and
three we're drowned.
Mrs. NJ. A. Z. Baker, II milliner
and dress maker OF Portland, Me-, was
shot and mortally wounded. Wednes.
day evening, by the wife OF W. Parker.
a lawyer. Mrs. Parker gave herself
in to custody.
Sheriff Colgrave. OF James county,
North Carolina, was shot dead Satur-
day A. NJ, by party of white men
who were concealed by the roadside.
His servant was mortally wounded,
and has since died.
In the New York State Temperance
Convention, Wednesday, resolutions
favoring strict prohibition and request
ing both political parties to nominate
prohibitiOnists, were adopted. a pro-
position to hold a State Convention in
September, to nominate a temperance
ticket, was lost. A State Convention
was appointed, and the Convention ad
journed sine die.
"A meeting of the directors OF the
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
Railway, was held at Cleveland, Ohio,
Wednesday. The following officers
were elected: President, Il. b. Phillips;
First Vice President, J. Il. Deveraux;
Second Vice President. VIM. Williams;
Treasurer, Legrand Lockwood; Assist
ant Treasurer and Secretary, George B.
Ely.
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wheeling wholesale Market.
WEDNESDAY EVENING,

WEDNESDAY EVENING,
June 2, 1859. J
BUrTER-Dull sales of prime to
choice roll at 15a2Oc.
CANDLEs-City mould, summer, tails
low, 1910; star 22a25c.
COTTON YARNs-Upward tendency ;
Standard 44c; Cotton Batting 25a3Oci
Candle Wick 45c; Cotton Twine 45c.
CARBON O1L-29c per gallon and
charge tor package.
CHEEsE-Goshen zoe; Western Re-
serve 17a1sc.
Eeas-Market firm. We quote fresh
at 15a17c.
FEATHERs-Liveg geese 80a9Oc.
FLoUR-Fancy Ssas 25; red wheat
family S6 so; superfine So. Rye Flour
SO.
F1sH-Market steady. We quote
Mackeral No. half bbls. $40 SO; No.
medium 81 75; No. large IS %; Lake
Herring 81 25; Labrador Herring S11 co..
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull and declining
at 81 goal 40 for No. white and 81 GOA
l 20 for prime red. Corn-Unchanged
at 66a75c. Oats-6Oa65c. Rye-S1 OOs
L 10. Barley-Nominal.
GRoCERIEs-Cotfee, fair to prime Rio
24a26c. New Orleans Sugar 14al5c;
Porto Rico 1915a14H; Cuba 13a14c;
Cruched 1731a18c; A Coffee 1910; B Cof-
fee lGXc; c Extra 16c; G Coffee 151zc.
Molasses-New Orleans sOa83c; Balti-
more Syrup 75aS5c; New York do 80 a
81 90; Choice Drips 81 GOAL 10.
HAY-Sls OOa24 90 per ton.
LARD OIL-Extra is quoted at 81 55
per gallon.
PRovIs1oNs-Market firm. We quote
shoulders at 14Nal416; clear rib sides
17Nc; clear sides 1sc; plain hams 1870;
sugar cured hams 1910; sugar cured
canvassed hams 2OHc. Dried Beef &c.
LARD-Leaf 19c.
PoTAToEs-Market dull at 5Oa6Oc.
SoAP-Family 6Hc; German $40;
Eastern Family 1Oa13c.
SHOT AND LEAD-Bar lead 12c; shot
So 25 per bag.
soDA-Bl-carbonate o1za7o; Soda in
papers &c.
srARcH-Fox's 8as1<o; Maizena, ia
14c.
SALT-Dairy IS rs; Ohio River IS 80.
TEA-Gunpowder 81 25a1 rs; Young
Hyson 81 goal 65; Black 81 GOAL so.
ToBAcCo-Navy 65a7Oc; dark los and
rs 65a7Oc; bright rs and 10s 7Oa.9oc:
fig lump 65asOc. Garrett's snuff, 75a,3Oc;
do. in boxes IS so.
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uAnKErs BIZ rELEeEAr1..

NEW YORK, June 2.
CoTToN-Shade frmer and a fair
business; 4, 900 bales at 30c for middlinE
uplands.
FLoUR-Closed rather more active for
low grades OF extra for export at IS goa
6 20.
1N-wheat-Active and steady
for spring, and dull for winter. Rye
Rather more steady without decided
change in price. Oats-Firmer 1870
for Western ahoat. Corn-Steady at
5sa75c for canal, 7sas5c for railroad and
western mixed.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-Q $50 20 for
new mess. Beef-QuieC without decid-
ed change. Cut Meats-Unchanged:
Bacon-Quiet and firm. Lard-Quiet
at 1870 for steam.
EGGs-Quiet at 1Sa2O.
DRY GOODS MARKET.
Weather a little inclement and trade
less active; prices meantime rule ct eady'
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Toledo.
nd unchang-

JUNE 2.-F1oUR-Dull and unchang-
ed.
GRA1N.-Wheat-2a lower; am
ber 81 36 on spot; held, buyer the
grades dull. Corn-No. l, nc better;
Soc on spot; 65cAc seller the month";
No unchanged at 663. Oats-Held at
66c; 6511c bid. Rye-Held at 81 10 for
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HARVESTING BEaUN.-The Augusta
Chronicle and Sentinel of Thursday
says: "Harvesting wheat commenced
on the outskirts OF this city on Thurs
day. The wheat ls in fine condition,
we'll matured, and there seems to be a
fine prospect for large yield"
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CUBA.

SaLe8 Oh COhhSChLeu 11OPeASS WI
unteers Arming In Havana.
HAVANA, June 2.
Seventy thousand dollars have been
received for confiscated property since
the 10Th of April.
The city has been terribly excited
since yesterday. Volunteers are arm
ing and serious riots are expected.
A heavy engagement has taken place
between the Spaniards and insurgents
on the peninsula between the bays of
Nipe and Banos. Official reports an
nounce that four cannon and all other
munitions brought by the tillibusters
were C. ptured.
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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, June 2.

WASHINGTON, June 2.
The President has appointed Robert
L. Brown AS Collector Internal Reve-
nue. for the Esd District of Pennsylva-
MIA. Also the following postmasters:
Edison w. Lyman, Fairburg, I'LL: Ed
ward ]. Southworth, Hudson, Mich;
E. n. Dunn, Greensburg, Ind.
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Trnstae's Sale.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID from M. g. Good, James Y. Caldwell and
Mary T. Caldwell, bearing date the twenty
flIst day OF October, 1880, duly recorded in
the Recorders office for the County of Ohio
state OF West Virginia, in book 35 folio lSl,
l shall sell 10 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, 1869,
Commencing said sale at 10 o'clock A. M,
lots number % and the northern part OF lot
80, boundtd as follows: Beginning at the
corner of lot % at the intersection OF North
street, (now called Webster ktreet), with
Water street, and running thence north.
ward with the line of Water street to Wheel
ing Creek, thence up said creek to the west
ern boundary OF alley E, thence to stake
one hundred feet from Webster street,
thence westwRrdly crossing lot No. 30 on a
line parallel with Webster street siXty-one
and q half feet to the line divIuing lots 70
and 81, thence up said dividing line south
WardlY one hundred feet to Webster street,
thence with Webster street WestWardly to
place of beginning. Also the following lots
ar parcels OF land situated in Joseph Cald-
wells addition 10 tie City OF wheeling. and
q part or said city, that is TO say, lots Duu-
bered seventy-flve (55), 6ixty-sIx 1867. TWEEN
ty-tWO (22), twenty.nlne (29l, nifty eight (oolD
drteen (I6) eighteen (lS), fifty nine (S9), sixty
ItO1 and nine (9l-accordlnY to the general
nIat Of said addition, together with ali
rights, privileges and appurtenances to The
same belonging or appertaining.
Terms of sale, caSh h.
10 be good. Selling as Trustee shalt oniy
convey such title al Is vested In me 6y said
deed of trust. =. BRADY
muV12-2dWLS IIuSlee'
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"IWUN a4HW NHVNS@OH"
PITTSBURGH. j

PITTSBURGH, June2.
Monougahela feet 2 inches and fall
ing. Weather clear and warm. Their
mometer at 75".
CINC1NNATI, June2.
Weather cloudy in part. Thermome-
ter at 7s.
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Decrease in public debt during
the past mOnth....................
s2O.O5O.646 SO

Decrease since March l. 1882. s2O.O5O.646 SO
The warrant Issued by the Treasury De-
partment during Nav, to meet the require
ments of the Government, amount 70, IN
miscellaneous and foreign In tercour6e, So
534 600; interest on PUBLIC debt, 1881 ,OOOi
war department, $4,000; navy department,
1888 900; Interior department, territory and
Indians, 81, ,63S, 900.
The warrants issued for the redemption
of the public debt are not included in the
above,
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HEMPFIELD RAIL ROAD.

an AND AFTER MONDAY, MARCH
Va, 1888, the train on the Hemptield Ean-
road will run as follows:
Leave Washington. n..............!5:S a. m.
AITlve at Wheeling .....-......S:3J n. IN.
RETURNING:
Leave Wheeling.....................S p. n.
Arrive at WaSh1ngtOn......-..-.6:0Jp. p. III.
apr W. ID. BURTON, supt.
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81rsnttaI.
EG5T
NATIO NAL R ANH
OF WHEELING.
Designated Depository U. q.

5URPLUb...s... SStOOS
Money received on deposit; Exchange
Collections made and r-oceeG's promptly
rem1tted.
HOUR per cent per Rnnum where the de-
postt remains six months, and TIVH pe.
cent, II for one year.
Accounts Of Merchants, Manufacturers,
Bankers and others solicited.
Revenue Stamps for sale in sums 10 suit.
con stant supply of New Fractional Cur-
rency, and l, 2, & DC coin, kept Tor the ac-
cOmInodation OF dePOsitoTs aud the public.
tIEO, ADAMS Ca,lh'r.
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Boofand's German Bitters,
uOOFLAND,s GERMAN TONIC.

Thirty.five years since they were first in
troduced into This country from Germany,
during which time they have undoubtedly
performed more cures. and benefited suffer-
IN ing IN humanity Y 70 "a greater @ m reg extent, @ than any
These remedies will effectually cure Liver
Complaint, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic or
Nervous Debility - Chronic DIarrhoea,
Disease of the Kid lneys, and all Disea-
ses arising from a DlsOrdered Liver,
Stomach or IntesA tines,
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AI11eAToR RACE,-The enterprlsing
citizens of Jacksonville, Fla, have
been amusing themselves with an alli-
gator race. Five young animals were
entered; the purse was $50, best two IN
three. Spotted Tail, a frisky young,
ster, bolted the track, and went tor'
the spectators. Then GaZelle and Bos'
manner, and thereby lost q good place
on the track, and were outstripped by
Nimble Jack and Champion Maid. At
the second heat, champion Maid came
in ahead, but at the third Nimble Jack
again did justice to his name. All the
animals are In training for another
race, to come of in few days.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
PUBLIC DEBT.

WASHINGTON, June 2, 1869.
The following is a recapItulation OF the
public debt statement as 1t appeared on the
iat of June. 1869:
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AsArelief from the surfeit of mag
nificence in the decoration of the palace
of Fontainebleau, where the FRENCH
court is to pass the sumner, the ordl.
he. The Emperor's bedchamber Is alb
sointelv without ornament; his bed has
NOT even curtains, by its side is green
silk screen. which can be folded or
opened and placed against the bed
The walls are OF wood wainscoating'
painted white. The Empress bed
Tsten ouite as plainly, and her sitting
room has no ornament except a marble
group.
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CtTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, TO-WIr
y In the Circuit Court OF WetzeI County
Gill d Peterson, and others.

~ IN LuS NlICHlS SOuIb VI " "C'@-SA > -
Gill q Peterson, and others.
VI. ~.,,
John Gorby, Parson Gorby, Dennis uOIWJI
Joseph StotIeuire and Margaret OL,'S SOLDS'
his wife, Nancy Gorby. EIiZa J CSEtt'HIs' :
Bloyd, WiliInm w. Le~asteIEss,, ~ EnXaI6 GXnI6Ia
E. Lemasters. Joseph LeneSIsf nTenasIsf:, MAJ
Tin v. smith. Nancy s9ItiR' s.7,1ia sIi smitn, % MaIH
Pefi smith. and Nancy smith, WldoW "f
Lewis snIth.
In Ejectment-
,1,o1,a named defendants Will lake no.
59 mat the deposition Of W4ta.n S I,a16 1de5 f
SO Va +n x IN evidence on tie part OF Lhe
% P2 sintifI in the above cause; VII 1e EHe1 G9
e. e atTeyile, in the County Of APp1n0nse1: m
In In 99hoIitV between the hours OF 0ciock a:
a and O'Clock P. NJ, OF the 26tn Gay OF
T n ne next; the taking thereon u cOnu3ue 3
70 t1reen the same hours from DAY 70 uay
Is andays excepted) until the Same khaI ne
CO mPls'e"' I. DALLAS EWING,
OF Counsel for Plaintiffs.
DVpv3Isltd&3.W
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DEBT BEARING COIN INTEREST.
per cent. bonds issued before
March 3, ,1S64......................S s 27022C00 90
1910 bonds issued under act OF
March 81 1664.................... 194 567, 800 90
Bonds of 1881, per cent........... 677.400 90
$40 lbO1 oil, ,4OU W
Amount outstanding.........S ,SS4 100 90
DEBr BEARING INTEREST IN LAWFUL
MONTY.
Certificates per cent interest. 6S.075,000 90
Navy pension fund per cent. 100000 90
DEBT BEARING NO INTEREsT.
Demand and legal ltender.notes 3s6. ,2A 90
Postal and fractional currency 33!45l 38 ~
Certificates Of gold Deposits. 2S.SO,7DOO
DEBT ON WHICH INTEREST HAS CEASED.
Since maturity. .................... 5,42lS8S 81
Total debt outstanding. 1898. .23I Isl o.
Interest account. Al, ,O24. $500
Less interest paid
Total debt, principal & interest 26Ss. $50 65S 10
AMOUNT IN THE TREASURY.
Coin................... ,s:9. .44s 40
posite -. %. .s4O.74OOO
Currency. ............... Is, ,9H 555 u
Sinking fund bear.
ing interest and ~ ~ ~,
accrued interest. 3t9}, 295 42-l2S. .25S .O89 ss
Amount of debt, less cash in
Treasury and sinking fund.-. 2516I az 6l3 IL
Amount of debt less casn In
Treasury and sinking 1uud - 81.
ISL ulL.. <oloI VOIoo4 W
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LOGAN, LIST & CO.,

wno1esn1e DruRe1s 8 ts
WHEEL1IN9.
wholesale Agents FOR West Virginia
TOv27-daOdAWeoW
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Transportation.
BAITIMORK & OHIO R.R. GOMP'Y

01dS oLAS 4CSSs
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
1 the following schedule on and AFTER the
10th day of May, lS69-Wheel1ng time.
GRAFTON NACCOMMODAT1ON.
EABT-LEAVEs wEsT-LEAVEs
daily at.:....5s5 a. m. iEstsD daiIy as1o 80 a. nj.
Gamer .----..5;$0 Grafton ..-.....4:SO p IN.
Mannington.Ss55 " FARM ont ....- $3.50 Z"
Fairmont...-.9:4O " ManninEtOn.6 a.
ARRIVING AT Cameron ......7:50 "
Grafton at. l0:45 a. M. ARRIVING AT
Parkersbu rR.4:45 pm. Wheeling at 6:j1 p III.
2SundayH excepted. "5undays excepted.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
EAsr-LEAVEs WEST, VIA d.
daiiS nfSus ats.:.- -1o:4o a. m. daily at.s:2s pm.
ARRIVES AT BeualE.. ......".4:l1 -
Grafton -. 4.lO pm. ARRIVES AT
Cnmberland.9;55 Cambridge. 7:20 "a
Harper's Fly .2:55 q. IN, GAINESVILLE. .-S:S5 -
Baltimore. Newark.......l0:lO ''
WASN'T 'nCIty $40 Columbus. ll:SO pm
Except Sundays. Cincinnati--...i:UOH am.
except Sunday.
FAST LINE.
EAsT-LEAVEs WEST, VIA G. o. D.
Wheeling Leaves Wheeling
daily at..... 4:5O pm. daily at..-..6.OO a. m.
ARRIVES AT Bellatr...........6o IS a.
Grafton ,......,.92O p.m,t ARRIVES AT
Cum berIand 2:lO u M. Barne,VilIe $40 a.
Winchester 9:25 Cambridge 300 "
Baltimore .....S:4O =" Zanesvllle...-9:S5 ''
WRsh'n City lO:IO Newark.......lI:UO ''
Philadelphial2OO m. Columbus ...l2:l5 p. NJ.
New York. .4:OO p. M. m.lCncinnati....4I5 Z d"
NAIL TRAIN.
EAsT-LEAYs WEST, VIA .OD.
"Wheel1ng t"LeayeS Wheeling
daily At 1880 p. m. daily at......E05 q. m.
ARRIVES AT Rellair. ir.--...-..-3:l5 "
Grafton .-......-S.l5 am. ARRIVES AT
Parkersburg..7:0 BarnesV1Ile..4:3D -
Cumberland-.S:l5 CamOTidge....5:5O -
WincheSter...3:E5 pm. ZaneAville.~-7:O0 ''
HagerstOwn.2S0 " NewarE........S:35 ''
BaIIimore.-..5:tO Columbus...lU:UO "
WaSh'n City.'6:I5 Cincinnati 100 p. m.
Sundays excepted. "SundRyS excepted.
Trains on the Main Line make conneC-
uOnS at Baltimore with trains for PhilSuel-
phia. New York and SOstOn At Relay
House, VIA Washington City, for all points
South.
Central Ohio trains make direct cOunGC-
ton at COlUmbus Tor all points West ana
Northwest.
Tickets to all principal points can he pro
cured at the Ot1cc.
JOHN l.. WILSON,
Master OF Transportation, Baltimore.
K. T. DEVRlE.-
mayll Genera! Agent, Nneel!uI.
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DEBILITY.

Resulting from any Causes whatever; PROS
TRATION OF THE SYSTEM, induced
by Severe Labor, Hardships, Ex-
pOSure, FeverH, &c.
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Auou Mt of debt, less cash in
Treasury and sinking fund.-. 2.
Amount of debt less casn In
Treasury and sinking fund
Lot nit u
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:" I4H-E-4143NN6l -14S1J 0@7-' 49,
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
L the following schedule on and after the
10th day of May, lS69-Wheeling time.
4 a IN =
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EAsT-LEAYB

EAbI-AEAVN
"WheelInR
daily At 1850 p. m.
ARRIVES AT
Grafton ...........3.l5 am.
ParkeBburg..7:O "
Cunberland...S:l5 "
Winchester. 3:E5 pm.
HagerstOWn-.&t0 "
BalLimore...-5:t0 q"
Wash'n City.'6:I5 "
&SnnClnHH RXNanfefl.
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EVERYWHERE.

AND sToREKEEPERs
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Weather a little inclement and trade
less active; prices meantime rule ct eady,
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Hoonand's German Bitsors Ps7iSatsn per bottle siSO
11ooaand,s Germsn Tonic, put up In quart
Bottles, 81 So per bottle or half dozen for
SSeno Fl not forget to examine well the ar
ucle yon buy, in order TO get the genuine