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Merchants Exchange.

The Annual Meeting OF the Merchants Exchange
for the choice Drecto and tor the transaction
of such other business may properly come before
the meeting, will be held at the Exchange Room on
WEDNESDAY morning, March 30th, at II o'clock.
ALI subscriptions are due that day and admission
checks will be ready tor delivery.
PER ORDER.
Portland, March 20, 1870, mr2Std
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A BEAUTIFUL lot of Fancy Aprons % cts.
each, at Cogia Hassan's.
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This weather makes demand for Umbrellas
at Cogia Hassan's. Prices from 30 cents each
upNarda ILL-.
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WE saw horse with the "spriug halt; he
reminded us of trade generally. The rush
after Cogia's Is cent Switches is the only ex-
ception.
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Farm for Sale.

Situated in Freeport owned by
AMA-O John Mann, two miles from Free
mi port Depot on the Flying Point
ig4 ~ Roa,i. one mile from the sea shore,
l@@ containing .bout one hundred scres
III goou state OF cultivation. A good one Story
woouen house with l. ~oo'-house, carriage house,
&c. Too good uetls close By.
This farm with personal property, will be sold at
auction on the iih April unless disposed OF before
at private sale.
Terms halt Ca b and the balance on reasonable
time. Iuquire OF Geo. Brewer near The premises or
w2Is.3 JOHN MANN, 40 Sa em-sr, Portland.
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ANOTHER fresh lot Of warranted perfect Mer-
rimac Prints 10 cents yard at Cogia Has
sans.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
gfaxnr. Fire Insurance Co., Of New York.

The UNDERSIGNED having been appointed agent Of
parties having policies expiring In the are re-
specially requested to call at my office in Paysou
pewed. mr6sntf L. 8. TWOMBLY, Agent.
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TONIGHT, it will be remembered. the accom-
plished '.Ring'' of Organ Grinders connected
with the Free street Church are to entertain
their friends at Congress Hall.
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IMPORTS.

steamship HISTORIAN, from Liverpool-2 70 Ra re:
bales mdse, Marrett Poor q Co; u casss' oLues'
es bars iron, Toronto Rolling Mills; 9,2s nso s
to order; sacks seed. order ~ o1 Tsn III Co
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

LADIES Cotton Hose 10, 10. Is, 20, %, 50, 80
ents -----A ndcrson's o9a Congress st.
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THE PRESS.
Wednesday,, Morning, March 30, 1870.

~Frst Page To-day.-Letter from Swift
serland; Gossip and Gleanings.
Fourth Page.-Poetry-"Give Me Pin and
I'll Show You Show"
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ANOTHER case of elegant chignons received
to-day at Cogia Hassan's. Prices %, IS and 30
cents.
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Liverpool, London and Glsbc Insurance
COMPANY.

Liverpool, London and Glsbc Insurance
Company.
It will be seen by referring to another COL
umn, tina: the above Company has established
an agency in this city, and has selected our
we'll known fellow citizen, j. M. Heath, to SUI
perintend the interests of the Company at this
agency.
This Company has been remarkably success
full since its organization, and has achieved a
greatness so as to be regarded among the first
Insurance Companies in the world. Always
prompt and liberal it its adjustment of losses
it has secured high reputation both in
Europe and in this country.
We trust the we'll known fidelity and bust
ness experience of our friend Heath, will at
once guarantee large increase to the accu-
mutations of the Company and to himself a
paying business among his numerous friends.
The PEOPLES New DIscovERY.-The pub
ic have discovered that there is one prepare
ton, and only one, by which gray hair can be
reinvested with the tinge that nature bestow
ed upon it without staining the skin. They
see that PHALON's VITALlA, OR SALVATION FOR
THE HAIR, is transparent, and produces richer
browns and black than any of the offensive
dyes. Sold by all druggists. mar23eod1w
A VALUABLE MEDICINE, and one that sell
dom fails of doing good, is found in White Pine
Compound. Coughs, Colds, Lung and Kid
ney Complaints are either removed, or the pa
tient is greatly benefited by its use. Try it
The Christian Church will hold prayer meet
ings at the Young Mems Christian Association
rooms every Friday evening, commencing at
Z IL o'clock, until further notice. All are in
yited.
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SEVEN hundred and twenty beautiful
Switches of all shades received this morning
and selling at Is cents each, at Cogia Has
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Political N0lea.

Ex-Lieut Gov. Stuart T.. Woodford of New
York, now editor of the Brooklyn Union, is
mentioned as probable Republican candid
ate for Governor of the Empire State.
There has been no appointment of County
Attorney for Cumberland yet, the contest be-
tween Gen. Mattocks and Senator Lane being
still undecided. In Kennebec County, under
somewhat similar circumstances the Governor
has made no appointment, ind Mr.. White
house is acting for the State by appointment
ofthe Court.
Geo. Francis Train advises the Connecticut
Irishmen to vote against the Democratic can
didates on the 4th of April. The advice is so
good that one cannot help wishing it had the
sanction of weightier authorship.
The bogus proclamation purporting to be
issued by President Lincoln, which created
intense excitement at the time and caused the
arrest of the editors of the New York World
and Journal of Commerce, has just been ex-
planned in full py Gne latter paper, which
claims that it had no evil intent in its publ
cation, but was merely the victim of fraud.
The Tribune publishes a three column in
terview with Judge Orr, of South Carolina.
He said that President Grants election pre-
vented bloodshed in the Southern States. I'm
der Seymour efforts would unquestionably
have been made to overturn the existing State
Governments even before his inauguration,
because the people were stimulated by the de-
lusive representations Of ardent partisans who
believed he could undo the entire work of re-
construction. Orr added, every day it is be-
coming evident to men of shrewdness and
foresight that there is no organization antaeo-
nistic to the Republican party which can be
successful in South Carolina for the next ten
years, and the remark is equally applicable to
every Southern State in which there is large
colored majority. The results of the last three
years have satisfied the people that all the
present evils of which they complain might
have been averted by showing to colored vot.
ers that they intend to maintain their new
rights.
As the argus gets its legislative news by
way of the Aroostook papers, and does not
publish it till several weeks have elapsed, it
cannot be expected to furnish very accurate
intelligence. We give specimen. Referring
to the passage of Mr.. Lang's liquor bill the
Argus, copying the Aroostook paper, says:
Mr.. Hume, republican, appeared amazed
and inquired Of ike speaker when that bill
passeda Mr.. Foster, ram-rod, replied sharp
Iy: "On Thursday last, at eleuen o'clock"
The point was seen in an instant by members
that being the hour that certain gentlemen
were supposed to retire for drinks, and whilst
they were absent the Maine law folks put
through their bill, the Democrats being dis
posed to let the people get their fill of radical
ism.
The last clause of the last sentenc, it is I'M
necessary to add, is original with the argus,
and is really all that is needed to implant in
every intelligent mind firm conviction that
the anecdote is authentic. Such touch of
nature as that could hardly be found associat-
ed with anything untrue or exaggerated.
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The Count of Java, who fed from Rome
year ago after having killed Senior Olozaga, is
to be permitted to return.
Walker Mitchell, several times presiden-
tial elector Tor Maryland, has just died at the
age of 81.
James Fisk, Jr., has been elected Colonel of
the 9th New York regiment. Some men are
born to greatness; and others have honors
thrust on them; and Jim is one OF these.
Grace Greenwood, abiding to the verdict
of the Wyoming lady jurors, says there is one
individual who feels worse than all the others
about their agreeing at all; and that is the
gentleman who committed the homicide.
James Fisk, Jr., has made proposition to
the citizens of Brattleboeo, Vt, to cover the
the entire burned district in that village with
an elegant block, including an immense hotel
and dozen or more fine stores. Brattleboro
harbored Fisk when he was peddler.
The late Julia Taylor, of Huntington,
Mass, lately left by will $4,000 for foreign
missions, $4,000 for home missions, and 81, 900
for the Second Congregational Society Of that
place. After making several smaller requests
to relatives and friends, she bequeathed the
remainder OF her property to the Bible and
Tract societies. ...,
Mrs. Sedley Brown, who was burned so
badly at the Springfield theatre on the 7th
instant, is gradually recovering. Her face,
neck, right shoulder and arm are seriously
burned, but the burns, although excessively
painful, are not deep. The physicians think
that, with the exception of the burn on the
shoulder, she will escape scars.
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Girl Wanted !!

A GOOD STEADY, CAPABLE GIRL, to do the
Awork in small family. None need apply un-
less fully capable and with the best Of references-
Enquire at No. Quincy Street.
March 20. 1870, dtfsN
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GERMAN Woven Corsets 60 cent q pair.
Anderson's 1893 Congress st.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Chldren's Carriages

Having been in the Carriage business for the past
fifteen years, we can assure our customers that we
have fine stock from different manufactures 90.
lected with great care and the prices low either
at Wholesale retail, as be hal from the Fac
tories.
We have also just received large assortment OF
Ladies' Wort Baskets, Travelling BIAS.
kess, Werk Stands, which we are selling at re-
duced prices, at
CAAS- DAY, JR., D CO.'S,
mr25snd2w-tlaw4w % Exchasg 70 81.
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PASSENGERS,

In the HISTORIAN. from Liverpool-Capt w Burke,
Capt y Stetson, wife and two Children. Miss Carr
MI: Glasspool. VIM Francis, and rs others in the
cabin and 1853 In the steeraxe,
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". ". WHIPPLE Dc CO.,
Dealers in Paints, Oils, Drugs, &C.,
mr30sntf IL Maskel square.
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MARRIED..
DIED.

In Buxton Centre, March g. Mrs. Betsey, vile of
the late stephen Hanson, aged rs years,
In New Gloucester, March 20, Mrs Caroline Ken
dali. age0 Is years.
In Minott Centre, March 10, Mrs. - Moves, aged
90 years.
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PuPeWlliteLead
Warranted Strictly Pure

And equal to any lead in the market. Large quanti-
ties this lead was sold last season, aud 1t pro-
nounced By those who used it the best they had
ever AS he demand for it this season proves
and Bonx For saIs a any ansntit p0' Sv '0f
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For Moth Patches, Freckles & Tan.
Use "PERRY'S MOlH and FRECKLE lO-
TON" The only Reliable and Harmless Remedy
known to science 'or removing brown dsc0loraiions
from the tace. Prepared only by DR.. b. 9. PER
where.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
! Fra1Id unOn H0usekeeDers,

A Fraud upon HOusekeepers.
The success attending the sale Of Pyle's Dietitic
Saleratus during the past ten years, has made it
staple article that is sold about as close as -four or
sugar. But among the grocerymen there are those
who resort to very disreputable means to dissuade
their customers from the of this celebrated ar
tcle Tor the purpose OF supplying something cheap
er, from which they derive larger profit. House.
keepers do themselves great injustice by submitting
to such imposition, and incur the risk of consuming
unwholesome II not dangerous material, which,
though pleasing to the eye, may be very unfit to
enter into our daily Bread.
Pyle's saleratus is always put up in pound pack
ages and II that persist in getting 1t win never
have occasion to regret the effort. All First-Class
drOcers keep it.
JAMES PYLE,
Manufacturer, New York.
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Pimnles IN the Face.

Pimples ON the Face.
For Comedor es, Black-Heads, Flesh Worms or
Grubs. Pmply Eruptiops and Biotched disngura-
tions on the Face. use Perry's Comedone and PIN
pie Remedy. Reliable, Harmless, and contains no
leod poison. Depot 40 Bond St.. N: 7: Sold by
Druggists everywhere. marl1d0vamsn
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Warren's Cough Balsam.
Is beyond question the very best medicine OF the
day for all COUGHS, COLDS, Sore THROAT and
LUNGS! Also, :or Whoopipg Cough and Crop in
Children it is the most effective medicine ever used
Sold by all Dealers in Medicines.
= IN B. F. BRADBURY, Proprietor, Bangor, Me.
GEO. @. GOODWIN & Co., Boston, Agents for
New England. oct23eod6msn
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Brig Annie Gardiner, from Demarara, dragged
ashore below the quarantine landing, New Yoik. on
Sunday af erncon. She Is unirjured and will come
OFF when the weather modeiaes.
Brig e Dunbar. ,of Searsport, Nichols. at New
YORK from Montevideo, reports q heavy gale 18th Inst
and sprung Ioremast.
Sch Scud, lot Lubec) Morgan, from Baltimore for
Providence, which went ashore SQusm Beach, 10
badly damage, but will con oil after oiseharglpg.
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Z A SALUTE, III honor OF NYGshington's
birthday, wax Tired by the Cadets IT. the
State University oR the evening Of the 22l!
The c8nH61s were brought ont on the
grouhts, aid 20 rounds fired. -G.l.- y
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WEST VIRGINIA.

RAILROAD UP .T1E 1lQNONuAhE4As-
The railrOad Convention at Clarksburg
OH the ed seems 10 have been largely at
tended. The Convention declared In favor
of the construction Of u line Sig Morgan.
town, FRIfm6nt, ClafkSbufg md Weston
to Charleston; recommended general
Convention Of all the counties interested,
at GlarkBburg OH the e4tL prox.; and In
vitcd the, corporate authorities Of Pitts
burgll tosend . delegation,
"A MEETING in tho interest Of the Q. s
". Va. r r., will bG'hcld in Morgantown
on the 1st Of March. hd"Ggg~ et 3. ~
THE Monongalla Agricultural and Nc.
chanical Society will hoIdan Air next
October. m, r,,.,y.,l ,1,..i,n, i,
A FREAK OF NArURE,-A gentleman
recently from Harrison county Informs us
that while there he became acquainted
with d Mr.. F! Cline, living on Isaac's
Creek Mr. +: Cline Is ~ Illustration Of
tho freaks which Dame Nature is OC-
casiOndlly afflicted with. HE'S d "doublc
iOintett man''-Gvery Joint IN his body.
being double. 4 He ia feet a inches high
while Ills legs are only IS inches long
his arms beng In the same proportion rs
his legs. lIc performs the duties Of hired
man" on q farm, and does his work cSpe.
litiously and we'll Weston Democrat.
b OnA-We nre told that tie big AIarbury-
Jackson We'll at AYhite Oak is 8tillsplurg-
ing, Il sptrtcd out 1G5 barrels 0if oil, one
'ISS; lhst wfGF I ilHdHT'ff liffiJT' 7,
Geo. II. Moore sttlck'a new heavy oil
well, on tho Gales property, last week,
that we understand yields about fifteen
larrcls d dHN-F#k: tfdgette.rl i4d .pDi
b. BURNED TO DEATH, 20 PocGllontaS Is the
scene Of tho last fre-tFagetlyg Sometime
in january ii littlo daughter Of Henry
Clark was playing with several other chill
tlrcn in a separate room from their moth
er! A succession Of screams brought the
parents to the room to discover their little
ono in flames!o The vicious element made
sure work of its victim and in few days
Mother Earth'enol0setlth the little tre'SCar-
rcd body 9nrk& C6RASrnatfeG n'.p ,pl :,
Fron ne CEarti6Ey 7dt0Etaph.} qH '1sADla :
Fine AT JANE LRw.-About 9 6clocll
on Thursday morning last, tho hotel
building at iJRnp, Lew occupied by How,
ard Nicely, md belonging to j, P. Brad:
X, fiTf anil fhc contents ~ Tia hons: Mi
S3IsnnS,I iA' ~ "'STTit III -, iE'1G :
: Theirs Werr t,vc mon slcCpinp mn stairs
when tue building tnbk fire who barely .Gs.
capped BY letting themselves opt Of the
window by means Of bed cords tAkcn from
the beds Also two, girls who were Sleep
ine, iii the back nartof tilt building, CAME
near being sulFocated before they could be
rescued. 2SE'I, "hI ihf'J"oi 'h"f" d :,
FoI,ir,N,ln ,r;i;ri ~ vi iitiIc Creuit Cont
~ NE co,nty M: III ;friirs,Inv III SitIi ;nst
naIIas T,Hn5'nnsH mi William Ktrh% both
.coInrc1 i;3r F6hI;;Ty tTerc senf6HEcSG, II til
iInn1iSonn,rh tf " ,Sh sieiS Pcnit"ntiarv
ii,c' rnr,mcr FIR thr.c vcnrS mi III iotisr,
for two ycars, ~ 7f'9 'Si' i''f1i. ~
F+om "a. MDrganto,ra nat g." ''h ~ |
tNoTuTMo MAN. sam Sam se s,r.'n Dr
iRo NS" an;i lave C;hHI,vicE wore IN
tSe Iii Mouse when along came foolish
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htq8ttIiQetlle1s


THE BmLE IN THE PUBLIC scHooLs-
AiHgkSah r. nj Gnqgvg6 r4IvaaSn
| eas 6yMc Skbti9r C'a8f II aa4dti,
tsiM he Opinions and Ddeisioa IF 10 Court
ROBERT CLARKE & Co., Cincinnati, s. 90
post paid.
This Is a book Of 400 pages, furnishing
complete history of the celebrated Gin.
cinnatl case involving tho question Of en-.
forcing the employment If tbP Bihle a
text book In tho pubic ch6olS lTReciso
arose upon the following resolutions, which
were alopiel on, the 1st Of last November
I'D B6Sr,5 go EapcattOn of Cincinnati;
RtA0lrtI-ThRt religious instruction, and the
reading Of religious books, including tho Holy
Bible, arc prohibited In the common schools Of
Cincinnati, Il being the truo object and intent Of
this FuG TO allow the children OF the parents OF all
scots and opinions, IN matters Of faith and wOr.
ship, TO enjoy alike tho benefit Of the Common
School fund.
ReaOIred, That 10 much Of the regulations 90
the course Of study and taKt books In the IN,
cOmollAt6 and District SCHOOL,, - reads % ipl-
lows The 0penlng texCtcls y eyeIy asP9St,
Bible, by, or under the direction OF tho teacher
and appropriate singing by the pupllS"-bc re-
pealCd.
Upon petition Of JoIrN. p. MINOR aud
many other citizens or Cincinnati the
Supreme Court of that city, tho day fol-
lowing the adoption of these resolutions,
granted an Injunction restraining actions
upon them in the schools till the case
could bc heard. The case was heard
NoyehbcE gOaG Judges H6oAa$, TAFT
aud 5roREgoR the bench ST4S OpthlOns
Of the Court were delivered on Tic 10Th
inst and on the 18th judgement was enter
ed. A synopsis of the opinions Of Judge.
HAGANs and TAFT was printed in our is
sue of the 10th inst Judge sToRER con.
Cured with Judge IIAGANs in sustaining
the injunction. Tho judgement of the
oohFti was that tbS injunction 10 niadc
perpetual and that the enforcement Of tho
resolution, or any other measures Of like
nature or effect, be forever forbidden.
Those who desire TO look into the case,
will find this volume u complete record Of
i, including 1.-The arguments, opinions;
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until after the death Of Mrs. Crawford his
grandmother, from whom he inherited
about one thousand dollars. This lady
died In tho winter Of 1860. Certain mat
ters were detailed against Hopkins, which
arc TOO rCpulslye q. DO published. The
dispositions of bis wife, her mother and
her brother ate Iointelly against him.
n 4Thearglments were closed at IL o'clock
p. NJ, Saturday, and tho matter submitted
70 Ills Honor, Judge HOkc, who VIII prob
ably render Ills decision today, McssrS
Stanton s. Allison appeared for the rGla.
Tor. Daniel D0naloo, G.. ", Caldwell
and N, Richardson for tho respondent
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IHenlplleld Rail Road. Change Of TimG
ENDURANCE,

tFlRY;A 15 I'!;i J; / is Ul|fNcE COMPLY
Z Il 81 -.L.-..--.- y.
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..ni 1OF WiIEELiNG, 'r7HF = y 30
llap~JFIot u II n'-I4l-hI2 'oi,aih.J." ,
CAPITAL, ~. B15O,oOO.
~ ." 1"l,nut r.i1-A.nH1I = q Tyusb :
ISaiioi q r iDrnEc7ons: TI-,'l ii e.l'N
Samuel Mcclellan, George Meudel,D"y
s. ). ~ T.; 1F ESS.h''n' SiisiaS rFfSsSy.
loniH q. Sufsl, !ih iGal1S saG Ssall :
! Thls company now hRYIug been ,nrHauized I've
lis iStill prepared 70 take risks d fatr fatn8 On
buildings Of all kinds, Merchandise, MApptacturs
inE Embellishments, Furniture, 6tEambOas and
gGrgoeS on LhDlNSCsteen lIIyeFS and Lakes! This
company Offers superior Inducements 10 Farm.
erSi whereby th0y can be Insured on Dwellings;
Furniture, Barns, aud contents for y or 5 years ut
reduced ratts. This being d Stats Company With
The Largest Cash Capital Paid in,
And surplus Of any Company In tho State; and
c0nPfSed oEsomd nlnatSstUur BtoGkh0ldgrb, most
e0HmendI itseIft6 thG favorable 'c0nh dGfati0n
OF theinsuEing public, aud eQlIaitl their patron.
age Applications fOfinslrancB will In prompt
y attHnd6d u al their lOEitb' No % Monroe St.,
or At their several AgGncGS throughout the Stats.
''''4''h "SAM1fM'CLELT4AN, President
IL ,;l. cGEO. MENDELA NlPP President,
9iBC. DICK. ASSt'Seo'yJ iHishi7i fGb1o
INVEST VA! INSURANCE COMFY
jifUgai liJ. guii--r7sF7 p'Es ira ,y'1h +.
! 4A A Efl!!l!-Aa r. "A, -i147g7 $1G6. 900.
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CAPITAL, ~. $15o,ooo,
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MAST LINE. 4


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Wheeling daily J!sr Leaves Wheeling {.
At .......... $50 D, N. daily At $50 o, N.
ARRIVES Ar BCllAIfG';.. ~. .9.l0 \. m.
Grafton. -. .l1:O5 y. m. 2 "a ARtlvH34F
Cumberland. .4:lO 4. M BarnCBVillO. 1850 o. M
Harp's Ferry. $50 4, q, Cambridge 1905 p. m
Winchester. 1905 a, N. Zanesyillo. LES D. m
1Iag0Fst0Wn 1850 d N. Newark !. 400 b. H.
baltimore e. .1l;8 ., IN, Columbus. E. 40 p, ~
WAsii'n City. 100 p. m. SAnduSky .... 1915 p m
Trains on the Main Limo mako connections at
Baltimore with tFain5 for Philadelphia, Now
York and BOSTON, AT Relay House via Wash.
IngtOn City, for all points South, 4 ,.,.t..,,;l
0cntfal Ohio trains make direct connection d
Columbus for al points West and N0rthWest
Tickets TO all principal points can b procured
al the Office. JOHN l.. WILSON.
Master oflGFanSport baltimore.
Ell yu.T, ,f.s.I.lIaI II. 7. DRNRIES,
1ec7 General AgCnt, Wheeling.
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