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West-Jersey pioneer., 1870-05-06
THE DISTRICT ATToRNEYsHIp.

The following highly complimentary re-
marks are from the Philadelphia Eoening
Telegraph of Tuesday last, and as that
journal is known to be strongly Republican
in its principles, the remarks have much
more weight than though they came from a
paper of the same political views as the
gentleman to whom they refer. Mr.. Fur
man L. Sheppard is the son of Robert
Sheppard, for many years resident Of
Bridgeton, having lately removed to Phil
adelphia, where his son has been resident
for quite number of years. Their many
friends in this section of New Jersey, of all
parties and sects, congratulate them, and
endorse the following sentiments of the
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wharf Yesterday. Captain Sweeney will
probably place llerin tho Pittsburgh trade
us a weekly packet
4 dispatch, dated Stcubenvillc, from
Captain Anawnlt, statcd'that ono Of the
harres Of the Wild Duck, heavily loaded
for the Upper Mississippi, was taking
water, and asking that the Underwriters
be sent down Immediately. 6af rs LIs !.
Work has been entirely suspended at
the boat yards In Fulton for several days
on account of the high water. The frame
Of the hull Of Capt. Flnk's new packet nj
tho Marine Ways Ia almost entirely sub.
merged, being held fast by heavy stone
placed on tho keel. n .lN HU1 rF
! One Of tho most reliable, and ut the
same time ono Of the most comfortable
packets on theFiver Is the RaR Hudson.
Her officers having been 50 long In the
trade, she '0ught 70 have the preference
over all boats on her day that take Wheel
ing and Pittsburgh freight is as %
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The largest and most varied
stock Of clocks in the city can be found at
tie Market street JewelFy Store, below
MLure House. toxtoby s Duficld pur-
chase their supplies direct from manufac.
turersy and keep everything in the shape
of a clock, such as Calendar, Bronze. plain
and ornamental, as well as a fill line Of
one and eight day common CLOCKS livery
clock is tested before leaving our store,
and is guaranteed in every respect. Call
at 1O4 Market street, and purchase Clocks,
Watches, Jewelry, spectacles, &c.
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WEnDHoS AND PARTIES furnished ut
G. A. swartz's, No. s Main street,


From Nog0lk Daily Journal, Dc. II, 1869.
KosKoo.-This medicine Is npidly gain.
ing the confidence Of the people, and the
numerous testimonials offs virtues, given
by practitioners Of medicine, leave no
doubt that II Is a safe and reliable remedy
Tor tatpuRITY OF .TIE MOOD, LIVER DIS.
EAGE, &C. rri, .. r.f.
The last Medical journal contains an ar.
ticlc from Prof r. s. Newton, N. D.,
President Of the E Medical College, city Of
New York, TINT speaks in high terms Of
It's curative properties, and gives q special
recommendation Of .Koskoo TO the praCti.
TONERS Of medicine. This is, we believe,
tho first instance where such medicines
have been officially endorsed by,tlio Fac.
ulty oFany Of.the medical colleges, and
reflects great credit upon the skin Of DR.,
Lawrence, lis compoundcr, ind also puts
KOskOoH in the VAN Of all other medi.
clneG Of the. present day. !"is dSw
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DULL-Within the last few, days we
have heard numbers Of our business men
complain Of the exceeding dullncss in
trade. Tho terrible condition of the roads
in the country Is assigned as ono Of the
reasons Of this stagnation in business. and
It Is no doubt attributable in n large meas.
ure to that cause. !, Tho sunshine and wind
of the last two days have dried up The
mud in the streets, and have doubtless i'm
proved the roads outside of The city.
When they become settled there will be q
revival in business-"a contamination de-
voutIy to DO wished 7! q "a =. a. ~ ms
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TEARING ouT.-Yestcrday the work Of
tearing out the Monroe street front Of the
building lately occupied by the Adams
Express Company, was commenced. We
hear that tho Market street front will be
similarly dealt with. preparatory to the
substitution Of ono OF iron and glass.
We believe it Is not designed toodbturb
either front, except SO far as Tho first
story Is concerned. When the improve
ment is completed it viii very materially
change the appearance Of that corner.
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PASSED AwAY.-satuniay Inst, " Uncle
Beu, an old colorcl man who has been
seen on our streets so long TINT the memo
ry Of man rrlnneth not to the contrary,
scarcely, paid the great debt Of nature
andwGs gathered tohis fathers. "Uncle"
Ben was brought to this region BY the
Shepherd family, and was, during the OK.
istenre Of slavery, at different periods, the
''chattel" Of several parties. Whose pro.
perry he was when that institution ceased
to DO, wo arg not informed He is repre-.
scntcd to have been q faithful servant, but
for many years he had been almost entire.
" incapacimted for labor, Like many oil
Ills color, "Unels" Ben did not know OK.
actly how old he was, but from the best
data in his possession he concluded that
he had seen all Of an hundred years.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5000
w per month"; everywhere. mails Ind female,
to INTRODUCES the. GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON
SENsE FANHT, SEWING MACHINE. This Machine
will stitch hem fall, tuck, quilt, cord bind braid
and embroider In most superior manner. Prizes
only $iS Fully warranted for dVe years. We
will pay $1,000 for any Machine that VIII sow
than 6uFS IT makes tho Elastic Lock stitch"
Every second stitch can be cnt, and sIill the
cloth cannot be pulled apart without tearing 1t:
expenses, or 4, c0mnll SSlol from which twice
that amount can DO made Address SECOMB &
CO., Pittsburgh, Pa; Boston, Mass, or St,
CHVTiON-Beware Of all Agents selling Ma.
chimes under the samO name as ours, unlesSth0y
eau show Certificate Of Agency signed BY Us.
We shall not hold ourselves responsible for
worthless Machines sold by other partiea, and
shall prosecute all parties either selling or using
Machines under this name to tho full extent Of
th6 law, unlcss such Machines arc obtained from
Us or our Agents. Do not DO imposed upon BY
parties who copy our advertisement and clfcI.
lara and ofiOr worthless Machines at leSa prloC.
uAPlsO8W ...I. H#|p
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River News.

The river was falling last evening, with
tweny.scven feet nine inches in tho chm.
mel. Business along the landing was pref.
ty brisk, the packets bringing fair trips
and departing pretty well filed up. The
AndeBonarrived from Cincihnal,prpppt-
y, and will take her departure this aftcr.
aBoG Eatl did 'us66i hout+ 9 O'Clock. The
Hope Is lying opposite the foot of Quincy
streei undergoing repairs GUM
Capt Henry Taylor Is preparing TO
build another boat for the Southern trade.
&c reports that the salado, recently sunk
in tho BOoaf river, will probably prove a
total loss ."i
From our Cincinnati exchanges Oryes:
terday we take the following: q
The st. Marys lowered her chImneys
and passed up under the bridge to tho city
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DIsTuRB4ScR N soUT1t WnEELISd.-
Lust Saturday night Is sald 10 have been a
wild onS9 down in our southern suburb.
a number of young fellows an are In the
habit, so VIC were told. Of visiting d cdr.
tain saloon in that place, and Of conduct.
lug themselves aboutOs they pleased, much
to the annoyance Of the proprietor. "a,
tho time mentioned they assembled at
their rendezvous, evidently with The In.
tCntlon of making q night oft" Thesa.
loon keeper endured 1t until the hour to
close his establishment arrived, when his
unwelcomc guests refused to retire,
An officer appeared on the scene about
this juncturc and put them out OF the
house. Just after he bad accomplished
the Job another constable came along, and
tho two ofticialsgot tptU a ;wrsnsIc over
the question Of Jurisdiction. 1t was rep
resented TO us that they made fully as
much disturbance Us the parties elected
from tho saloon. We suppose the proper
authorities will instruct the conStahles on
the mOoted question between them.
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CIRcurT CouRT.- Ext Governor Stanton
continued his argument for the plaintiff
in the steenrod will case until last even.
ing, when the jury was dismissed until
this morning at nine o'clock. The closing
hour or tow of the Afternoon session were
occupied by counsel in arguing the In
strpetlons to DO given the, jury. Amer
they have been determined by the Court,
the jury wfll' enter upon its deliberations
Of the merits Of thelcase. '.. rl 81
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POLICE CoURT.4The following cases
were disposed ofin this court, yesterday
morning: John shopperdy drunk on Sun.
day, five dollars and costs; George Gould,
drunk, companion Of sheppcrd, but not SO
tlemonstrative, two dollars and costs; John
Moore, complicated drunk, five dollars
and costs.
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PREPARING TO CEbETRATB.-Wc hear
TINT tho colored people of this city are
preparing to celebrate the ratification OF
the Fifteenth Amendment at an early
day. We are not informed the precise
date of the demonstration, hut presume
that announcement viii be made Of the
particulars .s,z
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SENT on FOR Enthusiastically, Adam
Hosenfeld was before JudgsIJ6 Johnston on
two charges Of selling liquor on Sunday.
The evidence was deemed sufficiently
strong to warrant an investigation by
the Circuit Court. HuSenSeld was there
upon held for trial at the June term.
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IL1-We regret to hear that Hon. D.
Lamb Is confined to his residence by in
disposition. Mr.. Lamb contracted q Sc
vcro cold several days since, from the'ef.
fects of which he is suffering. Yesterday,
his condition was somewhat improved,
and should he experience no relapse; he
will be out in few days.
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Orr FOR his FIELD OF ,LABoR.-Rey.
W. n. Mullenix leaves the city to-day
with his family, for the scene orhis minis.
terial labors during the ensuing year
AIoTgantown. Mr.. N. carries with him
tho esteem of his late Pensioners, and a
largo circle of friends and acquaintance
without the palcof his own denomination.
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A CARp.ETh6 firm Of Forgey& Glen.
ems having succeeded to my business, l
respectfully request all persons knowing
themselyeS indebted to me to call at the
new stand, southeast corner Main and
Union streets, md settle. ilJsn.s;4
Amy persOn having claims against me
will please present them dt the same place.
y ALEX II. FoRGEY
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BROKEN Our AaAIN.-Several weeks
since house on EotE street furnished the
subject matter If several items for The
morning papers. The inmates were ar.
rested and brought before the authorities
for their misdemeanorS, andwereproperly
dealt with. For a time peace reigned
in that region, but within the past few
days the spirit of evil has again broken
loose among the occupants Of the
establishment. Yesterday. Esqr. Clohan
had one Of the male offenders before him
and held him to bail for his appearance at
a future time,-the witnesses for the State
not being present. There are five or six
others implicated who have not yet been
secured. The affair promises to furnish
business for the officers during the poxt
week ortwo. lsi ! T. ,iGIi,.t
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE.

9. Elias Sdiel, admir- of c. Hammer deceased.
vs.
FLA. Brcntlingcr, admir- Of Geo. ". Sights ct al.
In Chaucery, In tho Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
Pursuant to decree Of said Court entered in
above cause, at the January 1870, term thereof,
will, IN tho Sd day Of May, 1870, at 10 O'Clock \.
H., at the front door Of tho Court House 10
Wheeling, WUEt Virginia, proceed 70 sell at pub.
lie auction. piece or the South Rast corner Of
Lot No. ut in,NOah ZAne'E Addition TO tho City
otWhUClng. West NirtfhiA, fronting II feet 4
inches on Union StrcCt, and running back that
TgnHS-o ha.thItd Of the purchase money, or
such further sum as the purchaser may elect 10
pay, In baud, the residue In two equal install
iicntA payable In SIX and twelve months with In:
tCrCEt from tho day Of sale. bond with approved
security being given by the purchaser for each o!
said inStnlmentE. and Interest az Aforesaid.
Selling ns Commissioner shall only convey
snch title as Ia vested In mo a. Such, which IL,
however, believed to no perfect.
GEO, D. CALDWELL,
NptI Commissioner
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U. s. DIsEmcT cobRrA The regular
term of the United States Court for this
District Will commence its sessions in
this city, tomorrow, so we are informed
by one of tho officials connected Herewith.
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TnEPartridge Joint Stock Go. have just
recelveda newlot Of oval and rustic
frames, comprising all the latest patterns;
also an addition to their well selected
stock Of Btereoscopes and stereoscoplG
views, jill .g.s "-
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TR1cuINosEa-sevcral weeks since a
family Of Germans, consisting of three
persons, ale some. raw ban, and! during
the night OF the same day, were seized
with vomiting and diArrhcca. .ApIlyi'
clan was called in and treated them with
out any marked improvement In their
condition. Finally the symptoms indicated
that the parties were suffering with
Yesterday piece OF tho ham was taken
to Mr.. E. Booking who subjected 1t to o
microscopic examination, when it was
found to b ILLEGALLY filled with Tricllna.
This is the first case OfTrichinosis known
to have occurred In this city,
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acknowledgement
TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 1870.


Wantod-salGmen.E Il i
Job Printing, 9 81 Ssr u
Peoples Building Association.
Elegant Stuffed Birds at Auction.
Bank Locks.
Free Concert and Lecture.
White Fish and Lake Herring,
Refined Sugars aud syrups.
Grass Seeds. 4.
Cheese and Lard Oh.
Chancery Notice.
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DOILER FOR SALE-ONE SEC
} Oud hand Steam Boiler, 10 In. diameter. %
feet long. double fuCd; made Of the hest quality
OF iron; Fire Front, Crate RaFs. Liners, Steam
Drum, Mud Drum aud Valve; with Safety ValvC
i. r. McLURE,
Solicitor Of Patents,
One door below Mcclure House, Market ~
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TRusTEEs sALE.-BY Nm. n1S

TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIR. eaS
tue Of Decd Of Trust made 10 me ~
By William II. Woods and Sarah r, his -
wife, bearing date tho eth day Of August, 1873,
and Of record In the Recorders office Of 0hiU
County, West Virginia, In Deed Book 81, page
bT9, TO which more particular reference ~ madH,
/ shall OH SATURDAY, the 10th day Of April,
1870, at ten o'clock at the fOnt door 0f the Court
House Of Ohio county, proceed 70 sell at public
auction. to the highest and best bidder, tho fgl;
lowing described FGal estate situated In the said
county, about three miles north Of the City Of
Wheeling, and bounded by the lnnts Of Robert
B. Woods, heirs Of \. +. Woods, A. n. Jacobs
and County Rond, with H,prvllege Of . twenty
Root outlet 10 tho Ohio River, containing about
thirty acres, more or less, together With about
oIgh(y.hVC ncrCe. more or loss, Of coal underly'
Inn and adjacent to tho above mentioned land,
described as SIX feet vein, and OF hyperion
quality. 80
said deed Of trust was given to secure to NlchO.
lns Crnwlcy the punctMal payment Of promis-
Eory note for Five Thousand Dollars, bearing
date the 18th day Of August. 1883, aud payable to
the Onlcr Of tho Enld Nicholas CTnwley at the
Merchants National lank Of Wheeling, one year
AItrr the date thereof for value received, With In
tCrCst FROM date. This sale 70 made TO pay the
principal VI the said note, with interest thereon
from the "ilh day Of August, isOS, TIL paid, and
the costs OF this sale. ..
TEnNs Or SALE-OnO.tourth cash. and the n.
mnlndpr Of the purchase money, in thrce equal
lnStNluleUls Of six, twelve and eighteen months,
the purchaser giving nOteA tHr tho deferred IN.
Staln,enl. bEAring interest IrOm date, to be 80.
cured by decd OF trust upon tho property Sold OF
the title will he retained until the notes Are paid
Selling as trustee | will CGnVOy only such title
A. IL vested III me- under said decd OF trust, al
though II Is believed 10 DO unidentified.
49, j. +. UPDEGRAFF.
mario 1'rnstcc.
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The Purest and ,SWeetOst cod LIvrfoil In the
world, manufactured from fresh healthy llvers,
upon tbs SEA shore. ItISperiectIy puro and sweet.
Ask for ''TIaEard 8 CaSyoll'u Cod Liver OIL"
'e'E ''4 SAywEtS, HAZARD 4 CO,
soIdSy allDuRglotS! 4 ~ e" io'N'
may4S-Tu, Fr.d&W
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CuAs. r. BEnIER's Confectionery, re-
moved to No. I'LL Market street, Odioin-
ing Turner'S Jewclry Store,
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Ice CREAM, Cakes, Candles, Fruits, &c,
at low prices for cash, OF o. A. swartz's
No. 5 Main street.
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sADDIERY.-A. schwertfctger, No. ITO
Main street, has again commenced the
manufacture of Saddles, Harness, Trunks,
&C., and Is now ready to serve n bis former
customers. and tho community generally.
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By RENTNe, and applying tho rents 10
the purchase, every one can become the
owner Of first class Wheeler y Wilson
Sewing Machine, WIN. Sumner & Co.,
Agents, No. 85 Monroe street, Wheeling
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TOR. SALEs-rA DESIRABLE I'm
Small House on the Island on Broad. 1iIn
way, with rooms, and good pantry, pOrrh'4 ~
and pOFliro: good we'll Of water ct the door.
win bC sold on reasonable terms.
Apf2 #' !. IRWIN.
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SODA WATER AND CAKES; ut C. A.
swartz's, No. 5AIain street. PSI 81
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REMOVED TO Monroe street, one door
below Market, J. H. smith, u -.a,
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nELIGHTFUL COUNTRY SEAT
~ FOR RALB-I am authorized to sell the
eOuntryECat OF Zane. situated IN the Nation
al Road, three miles East Of tho city. The house
contains nine rooms. besides kitchen, wash house,
GOOD dry cellar, stable carriage house, &C., &C.,
All Ia thu most perfect order. The grounds, about
fvc acres, are beautifully laid out and adorned
with EhrNbbCry and shade trees Of choicest Varie'
" This place to DO ulIE nPPrccml9iSHE5 laSs' %
mnr29 Real Estate Agent,
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DED ROOM FURNITURE.-A MA.
DhOgany. BedstcOd, Mattress and Bed-clothlng
Wash stand. Ward robe, good lngTain Carpet
EprI No. 20 Main Street, up stairs.
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JAPTrALii,El.- $8l5o.ooo.

CAPTrAI,- $780, 900.
.nlnJe.I! .nr7T IvaG y -,r;tl
,sIu DIRECTORS: 40 i i VI
Samuel 1IeOlellan,k u George Meade, }, %
TIL Logan. -! 81 lpfThoS. 81 ShalGEoes,
9. W, FtanEhclm, I'm VS3ees ~. y
]. Il. Hobbs, Michael Reilly.
Louis g. Sdtelt s4oa.I) ,.l0Og Il 81
This company nov, having been organized I've
Il still prepared to take rilks o. lalr rates on
Buildings Fan kinds, iMetehAndl66; Manutaetur::
ing Establishments Furniture, Steamboats, and
CarEOes on the Western Rivers and Lakes. This
company oGeFS superior Endorsements TO Farm
crs, whereby they can BIO Insured on Dwellings,
Furniture, Barns, and contents for or years at
reduced rates. This being Stats Company with
The Largest Cash Capital Paid in,
And surplus OF any 'eomPady In the State; and
composed Of some ninety -four gtockhol deE9, most
Of whom are among our best buaineSs mon, 70.
comments itself 70 the favorable consideration
OF tho insuring public, and solIcltb their patron
nge.s Applications fOrinsuFnnce will be prompt.
u attended to at their once, No. % Monroe 81,
or at their several 1genccs throughout the State.
" 9''' ., SAML MCCLELLAN, President :
GEO. MEGDEl, Vice Prestdent.
C. M. CoEN, SccIy. p r. e. ',a., Z,
b. @. DICK, Asst sec,y. 49,. ieb19
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THE bestIee Cream fresh every day, at
c. R: Bchlers.
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A FRESH assortment Of fresh Cakes
every day at c. r. Behler's.
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FOR RENT.

TNOR RENT-THE HALL IN ~
u Mclodcon Building, lately occupied
BY the Good Tempnrs. Apply TO -
Hprl w u. McAFEE.
TTTAREHOUSE FOR RENT.-{4sAst
w No. 81 Main street, now occupied Mi
bv A, N. Burke, known 10 one Of the best S1AA.l
business stands In tho city Well lighted, and,
private alley in tho rear. Apply 10
go DIR Z. A IlILDRETH,
mArII Fourth ST. opposite the Court uouse.
TOR RENT.-THAT SPLEEN Ia IN
10 DID business stand, corner Of Mar HI
Ect aud Monroe streets, how occupied Eys
Adams Express Company. Enquire Of
mars III HARPER j BRo.
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CINCINNATI EXPRESS,
PAST LINZ,


EAsT-LEAyEs WEST. VA c. 0. u.
Wheeling daily Leaves Wheeling
At ........, Gao p. m. daily at. $40 q. m.
ARRIVES AT BGIlAlre 80. $40 4. m.
Grafton. :. lilies p. m. ARRIVES At
Cumberland. $50 q. m. GAINESVILLE 1850 q. m.
HArpa Ferry. $50 a. m. Cambridge :. .12;O5 p. m.
Winchester. 1905 q. m. laueavtlle. les p. N.
lIaHerstoWn. $50 4. m. Newark 800 p. N.
Baltimore 1855 .. N. Columbus. $40 p. m.
Wash'n City. 100 p. m. SanduBky 90. lO45 p. m.
Trains on the Main Line make connections at
Baltimore with trains for Philadelphia, New
York and Boston. At Relay House, Via Wash.
ingtOn City, for all points South: .I-,
Central Ohio trains make direct connection at
Columbus for all points Wcst and Northwest.
Tickets to all principal points can DO procured
at the Office. JOHN l.. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation, baltimore.
s-EgEr ., b- Il. n. DRVRlRS,
doc7 -, General Agent, Wheeling,
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio RAILROAD Co.

HVNH V4I0HVA q " V1HHV AVtS3HN VsS13 SVs
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN
L by tho following schedule on and amer De.
cember 9TH, lSG9-WhGelIng time. -.