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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-13

Bsys THE BANK OF NORTH AMERICA.
...A, PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Ia, 1870.
Az the annual meeting of the Stockholders on the nth
nst the following gentlemen unanimously eleoted
!Hirectors OF the Bank for the ensuing year =
Inomas smith, James o. Hand,
David SOUL, . John ii. Brown
John ~ WhitSH, Iarael Morris,
in.emuel Cofnn, Lewis Audenred,
William b. Kempton, John H Irwin
A. j. Lewis, William Il, Rain
AT meeting OF bhe Directors held this day the follow
ing officers were unanimously elected =
President-THOMA AS SMITH
Csshier-JOHN II. WATT.
Solicitor r.. RUMBLE SMITH
Notary-WILLIAM j. DELLEKER.
l131 JOHN II. WATT, Cashier.
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THE NATIONAL RAILwAY.-In view Of the estab-
lishment OF the National Railway between this city
and New York, by which the distance can be made
in two hours time, the following facts of inte-
rest. They will serve to snow some Of the advan-
tages that Philadelphia will gain by the running Of
fast trains from New York.
The distance from New York to Chicago by way
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There was very little doing on the land
Ing, yesterday. Dizziness rcigncd almost
supreme. The local packets arrived and
departed at thcirusual hours, but they hatl
light trips both ways ...r. IL
The Hudson viii arrive sometime to.
day, and will return to Cincinnati To-
morrow afternoon at 8 O'clock. As will
be seen below, m accident happened to
the engine OF tho ST. Charles on her last
trip, Just above Maysvillc. She was de-
taincd-at cinCinnati'a'fcw hours to make
repairs. We suppose this Wishap will
not interfere yItl the grand excursion TO
that city qhEhich she lcatq this point
tomorrow tight i ~
There were six feet six, inches in the
channel, lust evening, by thdmarSsi four
feet ten inches at Ptttsburgh, and falling.
From, late, Cincinnati exchanges we
akcihcfoll6wing:I1 IL1i syn
The Hope, from Wheeling, On route for
st. Louis, with two ibarges, containing
1000 kegs Of nails and lother freight,
passed down yesterday.
Yesterday affect Of 5000 feet Of ship
timber passed down for Towards boat
yard, at Jacksonville, Ind. The timber
was lromBig Sandy in Jackson county,
West. Virginia.
There Is likely to ,be y little fun in the
MonJngaheld River trade, as the Belle Is
to be transferred from the Wheeling trade
to run in opposition % the Pittsburgh and
Brownsville Packet ca. The old line
will probably try to starve her out by re.
duCtDg prices: .,,o-r ...s,,'.-:...,,.
! Col. Merrill, lately IN charge Of the inl-
provements on Lake Michigan, has been
ordered to Pittsburgh 10 take charge Of
the improvements on the Ohio river.
y The body of pilot Asa WOodwardI Of
the Inflated Raven, was found yesterday
below Mill creek. After they oroncrs
inquest, it was placed in ametallic cotfin,,
and sont to his home u. Point Pleasant,
West Virginia, on INC steamer Annie
Laurie. {i.iT ssi-TIdJis 10 JIlli' NJ
The St. Charles knocked out both cylin-
der heads on tic larboard side, Monday
evening, when q short distance above
MaySVille. Before steam could be shut
of, tile boat turned into shore and run her
bow on the bank. There was good deal
Of commotion on board. Freight was
rolled an Of her head, and the Telegraph
pulled her of without difficulty. The st.
Charles laid oyer until yesterday evening
for necessary repairs. ~
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tpn N0peIt paIlY Iagnal,. b.. Il, ls6g.

Etpm HOJolt Daily Journal, Dc. ii, 1859.
KosKoo. This mediclneisrapidly gain.
ing the confidence Of the people, and the
numerous testimonials offs virtues, given
by practitioners Of medicine, leave no
doubt that 1t Is a safe and reliable remedy
for ntPURrTY OF TILE BLOOD, LIVER DIS.
RARE, &C. tIg 9.4 .Yg Ytpu d,
The last Medical Journal contains an ar.
ticle from Prof. r s. Newton, n d.,
President Of the E Medical College, city Of
New York, that speaks in high terms Of
its curative properties, and gives special
Recommendation Of KOskoo to tho practi.
TONERS oHmediCine This Is, we believe,
the first instance where such medicines
have been officially endorsed by the Fac.
ulty Of any Of the medical colleges, and
reflects great credit upon the skin Of DR..
Lawrence, It's CompOunder, and also puts
"KoskoO" In the VAN Of all other medi'
cines of the present day. .m d&w
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Rp VAN WINKLE slept for twenty
years, just the length OF time oxtoby &
DuHleld guarantee their Silver Plated
Spoons, Forks, &c. Special arrangements
have been made by this firm to have their
plated ware made by one of the first
houses in the East. Every article is
stamped 0xtoby g. Dufield, 81" and will
be guaranteed to be the best plated ware
in tho West Call at 1O4 Market street,
below the Mcclure House, and sec the
large stock of solid silver and plated
Spoons, Forks, &C., Watches, Clocks,
Jcwelry, Spectacles, &c. 'f' 'a4h'' bio
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Orr FOR 1REI.AND.-Wc mentioned a
low mornings since that our friend, Mr..
Alexander Turner, of this city, had pur.
chased ticket for Ireland, and would
shortly leave for the Emerald ale. Yes.
tcSday BIrsP. took passage ortllc . n N.
train over the Cleveland s. Pittsburgh
Railroad for New York, The steamer In
which he goes out clears from the last
named city tomorrow. Mr.. 4. proposes
to be absent about two months. 1YewislI
him u pleasant voyage and sae return.
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LADIES Desire WHAT MEN, HpNIRE.
And dis iltlie Thing Il Bsauty." What DO
We say Is beautiful A transparent COM
.plexion and q luxrianthead oGhaiE What
will produce these Hagan's Magnolia
Balm will make any lady d thirty appear
but twenty; and Lyons KathalronWill
keep every hAirin rs place, and nakeit
grow like the April grass. It prevents the
hair from turning gray oradicates Dan.
druff; and Is tho finest Hair Dressing In
the world, and at only half ordinary cost.
If you want to get rid OF 6allowness,
pimpleR, Ring marks, Moth.patcheS, ETC.,
don't tbrgct the Magnolia Balm, ladies.
M mn ~. mi M, nnNR.hkW
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Posr OFFICE 1TEAts7TWithin the pas
week the following clidnges have been
made in the postal arrangements of this
elateys Thsgoaies at ac'S ehmpa bod
dHds scolRly, bal betnEc-6 tablld u and
E. D. Westfall appointed Postmaster.
This office Is near route 4,1S8, from West
Milford to Oxford, and will be supplied by
special service. n
The office, formerly ut Bloolncry,
Hampshire county, has been removed 70
McBcc's store, and John W. McBec up
pointed Postmaster, rtee George Keister
superseded by change Of site: n 4
At Adalin6, Marshall county, Alexan'
der Miller has been appointed Postmaster
rico Conrad TAR, resigned. /.
At Fanlight, Wctzcl county, E. Clark
has been appointed Postmaster, rieo P.
Martin, resigned. r
AtsL George, Tucker county, Adam
TAFT has been appointed Postmaster, rtte
s, Guthrie jr2 resigned lIIg (.
Orr 4rlh RAck.LWc Acard,s lsst even.
ing, that engine No. 144, on the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad, lcft the track Wcdnes.
morning, just east Of ROdemcrs tunnel on
the Cranberry grade. There was no
train attached to the locomotive at tho
time Of the accident. No damage was
done beyond slightly disabling the engine
Tho Cincinnati Express coming west was
detained an hour or two. 1.ea u
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POLICE CouRr.-Mayor Mcclellan c.
tabltshed a precedent in the Police Court
yesterday morning, which We hope to sec
followed up until the practice OF 1Oafpg
on the street corners and about saloon and
grocery door is entirely rcyolutionized.
Thomas Lashlcy was arraigncd before
His Honor on charge OF taking his posi-
tiOn, in company with several companions,
on II tho steps Of grocery store out In
East Wheeling an evening or two since,
and making more noise than the quiet and
peace Of tho neighbOrhOOtl' demanded.
When demonstrated with by tho proprie-
tor, and politely requested TO leave
that locality, 1t was in evidence,
that Lashlcy became quite impudcnt,
remarking that If the sllopkecper
wanted anything Of him, lie could
have ii then and there. This was adding
insult to injury in the estimation Of the
owner OF The property, and he called to
his assistance the aid Of an officer who
invited I4ashley to attend yesterday morn
ing's session OF the Police Court, Tho in
vltation was accepted, and atter hearing
the evidence His Honor, the Mayor, Inn
posed n fine of ten dollars and costs.
Parties may US well understand that it
is the determination to break up lounging
about corners and places where people
arc compelled to so in the transaction Of
their business. Those who arc cognlzant
OF their guilt in this particular viii con-
suit their 'pecuniary interests by taking
warning from tho late Of the individual
mentioned above. 4g
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IScREAsEG BuuNEss- We 10 not be-
lieve there aro many u our qeHdcrs Who
arc aware of the numbers going to the Old
World from this region The present sea.
son. We were informed a day or two
since by the agent hero of one Of the
steamship lines, that the steamer which
cleared from Baltimore on the 9TH inst,
had among its passengers thirteen persons
from this city and vicinity. Not many
years ago instances of visiting Europe
from this section were raro indeed; now,
however, it has become On almost every
day affair. ,a,, 90, t1,.nar
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SOMETHING NEw.-The greatest inven'
ton in the way of Sewing Machines Is
Singers New Manufacturing Machine,
It's construction is entirely new and novel.
It runs qulcter and lighter than any other,
and is a complete success in perfecting a
long-desired Machine that will do all
kinds of work known in Tailoring, Shoe
Making, or Family Sewing. It's attach.
ments for Hemming, Telling, Braidingr
Binding and Tucking, arc excclled by
none. When you call ut their Office, ia
Market street, and SEQ 1t perform, you
will say that "half of the story has not
been told" q ''''''
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GRAVEL AND CEMENT ROOFING. IN
George Crumbacker would inform the
public that he is still engaged in the
Gravel Roofing business, and that he is
prepared Mt any time tOput on roofs, ei.li-
or large or small, at the shortest, possible
notice, guaranteeing his work for n term
Of years. He has now been engaged in
tho business for seven years past, and his
work has outllvcd q half dozen other
Patent Roofs. The demand for Ills work
Is increasing from year to year. He put
on during tho past year 1900 squares Of
his roofing in this city, which has given
satisfaction in every, respect Address
him through the Post Office, or call at his
brick.yard, head of Lindsey street. All
orders will be attended to promptly: ~
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EARLY MoRN.- Thousands Of both sexes
In this country, awake every morning IAN
guild, unrcftcshed and devoid Of all incli-
nation for breakfast. No matter from
what cause these indescribable feelings
may proceed, their best and quickest
remedy win be found in a dose Of PIAN-
rATioN BITTERs, The beneficial effect Is
immediate. Tho stomach ut once responds
to the genial influence Of the preparation,
and a rescrveof latent vitality, which only
required the awakening agency of this
potent invigorant to render 1t active, Is
brought into play. OF all appetizCs It is
the most infaIllblc, and the impulse which
it imparts to the digestive functions soon
puts dyspepsia to 6ight. ,a
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VISITING ODD FELIOws-Wchc hear that
the Odd Fellows Of Stcubenvine, TO the
number one hundred and cfltly, will visit
our city to-day. A special train will
bring them down this morning and return
with thcn this Sycping7 No doubt the
members of the Order in this city will be
sssiduous h their attentions tp tllci1yislt-
ing brethren, and will leave nothing I'm.
done to make the occasion u pleasant one.
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By RENTING, and applying the rents to
the purchase, every one can become the
owner OF first class Wheeler s Wilson
Sewing Machine. VIM. Sumner & Co.,
Agents, No. IS Monroe street, Wheeling.
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sHAD, sIGAD.-Potomac Sind, and other
varieties 'or Fresh Fish and Grabs, at
McKcc's Fish and Vegetable Depot, o.
Main street, Centre Wheeling, this even
ing at 6 o'clock, .a.s,Q ..Hgu ...
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The incest assortment OF Womcn'sr
Misses and Childrcn's Fancy Colorcd But
ton and Lace Boots in The city, at Louis
v. Blond's, 10Y Main street.
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From SEA Moss FARINE may be made
BlGnch Mango, Lighthouse Pudding, Long
Branch Pudding, Farine Cream, Cream
Cakes, Farinc Pies and Custartls, Ice
Cream, Soups, Gravies, &C., &c.
aprS0-eOdGw
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GEo. H. KURTz Is prepared to receive
Furs Of all descriptions Tor saEc keeping
during the Summer season, and will in
sure them against damage by moths OF
s.o
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PARTIES having Furs and wishing them
kept over the Summer months, will do
we'll to cali on Geo. II. Kurtz
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h, GREAT inducements arc being offered
now to purchasers ofFurniturc, Oil Cloths,
Window Shades, Sc, ut Hubbard Bros,
corner Of Market and Quincy streets.
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e!855tlttt5tltlllifgetlreer,
FRIDAY, Mayo, ls7g


NVW 4AWVUNEN0gEEIVWHBa
Grand May Excursion, ,t,.w
K. ofG.-Tlc Members, &c. 7''
Safes SaEes-Metcalf & Burt.
Sealed Proposals. - "a ~
Peck 4 CochrahS Attot1eys u LaiSs
Gold still on the Tumble.
Fine Teas. , H..
Masonic Funeral Notice , -'h
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TIE RICHMOND CALANnTY.1The fol-
lowing appeal was sent us, yesterday,
through Postmaster Rawling, of this city,
In an accompanying note Capt. R. says
"by giving publicity to this appeal, II Is
probable the feelings of many III this COM
munity may be touched, and substan'
tial response may be the result 1t will
afford nc pleasure to receive my contri.
buttons for the purpose indicated, and all
such shall be forwarded with lcnamcs Of
contributor" ...m 'a@.''.-'T
We commend tho subject to tho cOnsid.
Grafton of our readers. Elsewhere llbcr
al contributions arc being made to relieve
the destttution ofthe needy who were
sufferers by the terrible calamity Of the
s7tll ult Whatever measures sre adopt
ed to meet the emergency set forth in the
appeal, ought to be promptly inauguratcd.
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I, THE most durable Album manufactured
is the patent Hinge Back for sale by Part
ridge Joint Stock Company. (
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GEO. Il. KURTz will receive Furs on
storage at q small expense and insure them
against damage by moths or'fire" "aI
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TuE PuF6st and Sweetest cod LlvCr Oil In the
world, manufactured from fresh healthy liVerO,
upon tho Rea shore. ItIaprECctiy pure and sweet
Ask for "IIAzard s CaswCll's Cod Liver Oh"
manufactured by
- IVA f., New York,
Sold By all Druggists. .. ~ -, ~, "a. !, g.,
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GREAT bargains in Mems Calf Boots at
Louis v. Bonds, 1O7 Main street, corner
sprigg Alley. .-LI 80 ~ W -.---
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''' ALL photographs made attic Partridge
Gallery give entire satisfaction.
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Tie best photographs In the city art
made at "117' Main street ...I
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WHITE !Gored Tucked Skirts, very
cheap, just received at J. Il. Smiths
Monroe street.
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AN APPRAI1

Al u meeting Of Committee Of the
citizens of Richmond, held Mt the Post
Office, Judge Wexford in the chair, II WIS
RcSolood, THAT Committee on Cores
pOndGnCG be appointed, whose duty It
shall be to prepRrean address 10 the peO-
pie Of the United States, In regard to the
condition and circumstances Of the suffer-
Crs by the recent calamity At the Capitol
Of our State" p "N I
In accordance with the above resolution
the following address was ordered to be
printed in circular form for general distri.
bution;- %" ''' ,r''. "-
Our beautiful City has again been visit
cd by q dire calamity. We have been
called to mourn the loss Of many Of our
most valued and beloved citizens. Scarce.
IL n family In our midst Is exempt from
the shadow cast by the Angel Of Death
We do not mourn as those without hope
We have tho sympathy Of the good. and
generous in every portion Of our land
and we can plainly SEQ through our tcars
the hand Of a kind and .benCfCent Pr0vi'
dencc. AIauy sweet drops oficonitort arc
mingled In the bitter cup Of our attiiction,
The number 0l sufferers in this great
calamity Is not, less than three hundred
and fifly persons, Of whom sixty.dve have
died and many moro are seriously injured,
Many Of the families Of those whose
lives were taken from w, aud many Others
who were dependent, for support upon
those who were wounded md arc now
helpless 10 give assistance, arc suffering for
tho ncceSsArtCs Of liIG. To these We will
esteem 1t u privilege to minister; but VIC
would especially invoke the spirit OF .har.
mOny and charity In It's most enlarged
sense, and in our Gympathies ignore all
political and social distinctions IN This hour
Of common suffering and sorrow.
The object Of this address Il in tho In,
forests Of a common humanity, to afford
an opportunity to the benevolent of thC
whole country to give such assistance n
their feelings may prompt !
POStmastCrS and others 70 whom thu
circular may be sent, arc requested to re
cCive contributions and forward them
with the, names Of Tie, CPptri9utQrs, u
Miss 4. L. Van Lew, Postmaster at Rich
mond, Virginia, President Of the Relic
Association. . "t- 4.
WV. P. MuSroRD,
o.rrfsu ~ Chairman.
G. K. GILAEER.
DAVID B. PARKER!
! Ell. VAN LEW,
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THE cheapest stock Of Mems Calf Boots
cun be found at L. v. Blends, 1O7 Main st.
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HAVE all your pictures framed ut the
Partridge Gallery.
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NOR sALE.-l,O ss ACRES OF
u Heavy Uuculled TimbCred Land, on Middle
Island Creek, Tyler County, W, Va. Tho best
body Of timber on the creek, with ono OF the best
'H'" ' +" Wv HoGE & BRO,
Gpf29 Real Estate Agents, 100 Market St
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ToR SALE.
FARM 200 ACRES!

On tho Iempacld Railroad, one mile CaItaEafE
Of West Alexander, Pa, limestone soil; w
and second St6fIes, bath room aud pantry back
Of kitchen, good cellar under house., Tho house
10 the best IN the northumberland 10 .stockGd
with flowers and shrlbbery-goOd spring
smOko.hOus0, granery, sheep house, wagon shed,
OF Apples, peaches and cherries; fences arc good.
The farm Is well wateFcd, and sualcicnt guam
tlty Of good oak timber. Z"
For further Information enquire Of
WILLIAM McMURRAY,
apf25-t Near West Alexander, Pa.
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FOR SALE.

nOR sALE.-THE NEW AND In IN
10 very desirable house situated in Cam. iiI
eron, W. Va, built and formerly owned by
J, B. Hicks, 10 now offered for sale.
For particulars address j. T. LAWSON,
mas West Alexander, Pa.
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TIRST RATE QUINCY mi
q STREET HOUSE FOR SALE.-I III
will sell, on reasonable terms, GrSt rate, AaAs
two story Brick Residence on Quincy street, cast
Of FIlth. II contains room, finished attic, Gel.
lar, bath room, &C.; has gas In all the rooms, and
q brick stable and carriage house on the alley
part Of the lot. THOS. O'BRlEN,
MAJ Real Estate Agent
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.DEGULAR THURSDAY 80
IL PACKET FOR ,PARKRRS.
BURG, GALLIPOLIS, POMERoYA---l
AND CINCINNATI.-T'hOl splendid new side
wheel passenger steamer
JUNIATA,! y...G.{!!!.!s.....:.. Capt BRENNAN,
will leave a. above on Thursday, tho 6th inst.
Passengers rCceipted through to all,poIntS west
and south. II
Por,fFcIght or passage apply %
maj " c ~ \! Il. M0N6, Agent.
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TOR sALE.-ONE OF THE BEST
u Lots on the Island, in full view Of the
Wharf, enclosed with substantial fence, and
nne well OF water on tho lot; will be sold cheap.
ApFlB !. IRWIN.
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TOR SALE TO CLOSE AN ES- In IN
IL TATE-Th0 frst-elAsG DWELLING tii
HOUSE, situated on tho north cast corner -lA,b
of Hampton and Sixth streets, now occupied by
Mrs. Carter. There Is full lot, and the house Ii
everything about tic prCmlSos In thorough rO-
pair. Apply 10 J. p. LEWIS,
dCc1.u NCLuro House, Wheeling, W. Va.
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WANTS.

TTGNTFD,-A GIRL TO DO GEN
w Cral HouA0wurk. Must b. wen recon-
mSndca' "PP'' MRS, c, HARBOUR.
,nr9s ''.. q 10 Market Street
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STEAMBOATS,,

GRAND MAY EXOUR. ~
" ls sloN'7 IT '' elegant = t steamer
ST. CHARLES
Leaves Wheeling for Cincinnati, Saturday even:
Ing, May 1th. Returning, leaves Cincinnati
Tuesday evening Faro for round trip, including
stAtorp6m and meals while In Cincinnati, $500.
For tickets or information applyto
mas ii yLLti 7. H. 1oNG, Agent
EOR CINCINNTI, LOUIS. t~h
IL WILLIE AND ST. LOUIS
The fine passenger steamer I ! I.
r. r. HUDS0N,S.. Capt J. T, RUssELL.,
vim leave as shove. Saturday, May 7th, at
0f Fer fias6t passage apply board d 10
mas - p - Agents.
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FOR RENT.


nor RENT.-R0OMS IN THE 9st
New Building adjoining tho Mcclure nj
hHnn1y 10 J.B. McLURE,
MI solicitor Of Patents, in same building.
NOR RENT.-THE OID{sAA
Daniel Zane homestead on the III
island. Tho house cont1ln8 rooms; there
10 between and 10 acres Of ground suitable Tor
gardening purposes, and good orchard.
- ROBERT CAMPBELL,
hprf9 .' Wheeling Island.
TOR RRNT,-THAT SPLEEN AMI
IL DID business etRnd, corner Of Mar. iil
kOt and Monroe streets, how occupied by
Adams Express Company. En91 bpS Of z pt,o
EnAE3 hAhFbh 2 ohV'
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River News.

Sold BY all Druggists