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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-08-18
"OILINS INSTITUTE.
BoTETOURT SPRINGS, VA.


This Institute for YOUNG LADIES, beau
tifully situated in the great Valley of Virgin
ia and enjoying salubriOus climate AZ all
seasons offers superior advantages TO those
who from choice or necessity send their daugh-
ters from home to be educated. Its buildings
are extensive, cOmmodious and substantial,
the means of instruction in all branches usu-
ally pursued are ample and girls are watched
over and cared for with parental solicitude.-
The next session will open on the 18th Of Sep
TENDER, but pupils are received at any time
and may remain throughout the period of their
school life Provision il made for boarding,
during vacation, parents who may wish to ylslt
their. There are at this time several families
from the extreme South sojourning at the place
The entire cost for the Scholastic Term OF
nine months with Music is $40; without Ma
sic $3.50 payable in three equal instalments
The place is reached by the Va. x Tenn. Rail-
road to Salem Depot.
For Catalogue or further particulars, apply
10 the Superintendent,
CHAS. l.. COOKE,
Botetourt Springs, Va.
Werefer generally to any prominent gentle
man connected with the press or with any OF
the leading educational institutions Of Nlr-
ginia and specifically to the following gentle
men in other States Rev. J. A. Broadus, ID. ID.
GreenvilIe, South Carolina; Hon. J. l.. NJ
Curry (of Alabama) now at Richmond, Va.
DIR. John A Langhorne. Uniontown, Alabama
Thomas ST. John, and George W. Tarleton
Esds, Mobile Ala; and TO the following pa
irons: Lloyd Bowers and II. Z. Walpole, Esqs
Mobile; Jno. Phelps & Co., New Orleans VIM
Thomas, Esq, Lexington, Miss Jno b. Kyle
ESQ., Gadsden, Ala; James b. Keats, Esq.
Ga; W. c. Gray, Esq Columbus, Ga jos
II. James Esq, Columbia, Tenn; Hon. j. W
Flanagan, Wallings Ferry, Texas.
jy26w5t
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ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY.

The Forty First Annual Session ofStudies
in the
ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY,
Will open on Monday, September 9Th Terms
Board and Tuition per session of ten
months, $500. $3.50 o..
For Catalogue, &C., address or apply to
REV. F. II. STUNTEBECK. :. j.,
Aug9 WIN President.
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MARRIED,

On Monday evening Aug i, 1S70, In
Jackson. at the residence Of Mrs. DIR. POin-
dexter, Mr.. W. i. KICKS of Canton, to Miss
HALLE Z. PoINRExTER Of Clinton, Missis-
sippi.
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Cqggf lands, face, rough skin, PIN
,r.s. rlug-wOrm, salt-rheum, and other Gu
NEON, affections, cured, and the skin made
~ and smooth, by using the Juniper Tar
s.ag made by CAswELL, HAZARD q Co,
vsr-York It is more convenient and cas-
FIN, applied than other remedies. avoiding
ii. trouble OF the greasy compounds now in
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cau confidently say that simmons Liver
Regulator has done me. more good than all
the medicines ] ever used | shall never be
wih1utit. JOHN j. ALLEN.
Bibb county,
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There's many an empty cradle,
There's many vacant bed,
There's many a lonely bosom,
Whose joy and light are fled;
For thick in every graveyard
The little hillocks lie,
And every hillOck represents
An angel in the sky.
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MA. L. Hatch, OF the Central Nurseries,
b,s kindly remembered us in bountiful
..,,t offEe grapcs-Of the Concord variety.
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TnyrnsuY sEnIKs or SCHOOL Books

T.fVIRSIIN oLHIFs OF SCHOOL bOVhs.-
L.. invite the attention Of educators to the
-ie, Of school books advertised by the
roiyer.ity Publishing Company house
,--.sly wen and favorably known To our
-..rers and to the Southern public
rl.rues' Readers, Venables' Arithmetics
'-f Naury's Biographies, as well as some
the other publications, are extensively
....I I'm our Southern schools, and in matter
sr8 appearance equal any and surpass most
.frhe school books published in this coun-
+-g.
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The purest and sweetest Cod-Liver Oil
i zine world is Hazard & Caswell's, made on
.aa ,ea--harc, from fresh selected livers, by
...wEIL, HAZARD * Co, New York. 1t is
t.alutely pure and street. Patients who
l.r.. once taken il prefer it to all others
pfg..eiau- have decided it superior 10 any
.ttseother oils in the market.
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| Apply "Barrett's"- on the
Z Nnr.4ya
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DIED.

At the reSidenceOf his father, about four
miles Southwest of Jackson, on the 9TH inst
PARKS ii. youngest child of Major j. p and
Louisa Norvell, in the seventh month of his
nra
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For sale in JACKSON by
BUCK & BAILEY,
4 And NJ. II. ASH.
\ May 70 w6m
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and Conservative
State Convention.

The citizens of West Virginia who laYOr
the repeal OF all proScriptive laws now IN
force In this State and the enactment OF
such measures rs will give the state charac-
ter abroad and harmony and prosperity at
home, are requested To meet in their reSpec-
tive counties OF townships, at as early day
us may be practicable, and choose delegates
TO Il State Convention 10 be held iii the
town OF Charleston, Kanawha county, on
Wednesday, the Eighth day of June,
1870, To nominate candidates for the offices
of Governor, Auditor, Treasurer, Secretary
of State, Attorney General and Judge of the
Supreme Court of Appeals.
Each county or delegate district will cast
ten votes in this Convention for every rep
rcScntative in the House OF Delegates 10
which such county or district may be en-
titled.
The effect "i our prOscriptive system in
driving large numbers OF useful citizens
from West Virginia, and in preventing i'm
migration from other States, renders the
speedy abolition of that system necessary
to the public good. This call is therefore
addressed To all libcral-mindcd men, wheth-
or Democratic, Conservative or Republican,
who desire to promote the welfare of the
State and vindicatc the rights of her citizens
10y appropriate legislation.
LEWIS BAKER,
GEO. Il. TINGLE,
J. W. GALLAHER,
W. W. MILLER,
WM. {. HANDLAN,
Democratic State Executive Committee.
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Trustees Sale.

By VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST.
made and executed to me as Trustee, by
Edward Fritz and Margaret, his wife, by
d,-d dated the fourth day of May, in the
year 1868, and now on record in the Record
rES Office OF Ohio county, state of West
Virginia, In Deed Book No. y, page 457, to
secure the payment of IA certain prOiniSSory
note for the sum of eighteen hundred anu
trtv dollars dated the 9TH day OF May, i'll
The wear 1853, and payable to j. l.. Stifel, or
order, on the Attn day of May, I'm the year
IuA. and signed by said Edward Fritz To said
j. l.. Stifrl. | will, on MONDAY, the 10Th
dav of NAY. 1870, proceed To sell at pubic
auction, To the highest and best bidder, AT
,hr front door Of the Court House of said
..ouufN commencing at 10 o'clock, y. NJ,
the following described property, that II 10
,.y. \ certain part or parcel of ground. sit
u:r,.i on Quincy and Seventh streets, in
that par. of the city of Wheeling commonly
called East Wheeling, and numbered on the
plar Of sid city rs Lot No. l6; said lot haV-
ing "A front on Quincy street OF twenty FEET,
ana running back with and bordering on
The East side OF Seventh street 10 feet, II be-
my the same property that was conveyed 10
said Edward Fritz and wife, by Catharine
Fritz. by deed dated November 26, 1867, and
recorded in the Recorders office of said
county, in Deed Book No. g. page l63, or so
much thereof a. will be sufficient to pay the
principal of said note above described, to-
:.lhrr with the legal interest thereon nom
the said 18th day of May 1863, until paid;
principal and interest calculated 10 the DAY
Oi sale amounting to slS6i.US.
Terms OF Sale-CaSh.
Selling as Trustee, | will convey such title
- !, vested in me by said Deed of Trust.
.,prl2 j. II. GOOD, Trustee.
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cautious in their selections for high and
responsible positions. Mr.. Golf now
enjoys honors, position and wealth
enough to spoil any one so young as he
is, and even so modest as his friends
represent him to be. Such favorites of
fortune seldom feel under much obliga-
ton to the people for distinctions poured
into their lap, or make any considera-
bic effort to deserve them.
Politically, | class General Golf with
a no less Objectionable person than the
Hon. D. D. T. Farnsw0rth, with whom
he probably rides in the same boat on
other very sore questions now agitating
the public mind. take this opportu-
nifty to repeat that neither in or outside
of the Republican party, should a lib
eral paper lend its support to any candi-
date tainted with prescription, nativism,
hydromania or bigoted sectarianism.
WATCHMAN.
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Producers and their Financial Con-
dilfOn.

Ii appears that the difficulty of max
inc collections, in the Middle and West
ern States. has somewhat compromised
the credit Of farmers and planters. The
Financial Chronicle does not share IN
the distrust, for the reasons, first, that
the cotton crop is so large, and the
planter, ii he has received less for ii, has
been paid in a currency whose purchas-
ing power has largely increased; that
the tobacco crop, although deficient,
especially in Kentucky, has resulted in
the maintenance of very extravagant
prices in a constantly approaching cur
rency; the full pork crop, with the reac-
ton in prices and appreciation Of cur
rency since October, will bring the
raisers OF swine out about even, and IN
regard to grain, while the view is not so
favorable, considering the great decline
in wheat, there have been few failures OF
houses having breadstutis connections,
and the farmers with large stocks on
hand are still far from bankruptcy, and
will soon adjust themselves to the new
state of affairs, although they cannot
now help feeling poor with wheat at
scyenty-five cents, when 1t so short a
time since brought from $50 to 81.
In conclusion, the Chronicle argues that
there is no real cause for alarm as to the
standard of either producers or com
mission houses. They have met with
losses the past season, but they have
secured large gains during previous sea,
sons; and although the planters and
farmers and graziers are slow Of pay
ment now, they: are still prosperous, and
there are reasonable prospects of a de
cided revival Of trade as soon as the
uncertainties which hang around the
financial future of the country are re-
moved.
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tn" many thousands cured nj this CsisD.
llshmcnt within tho last twenty years. ant
the numerous important surgical Opera
tons performed by DT. Johnston, Witnessed
by the reporters Of tile SCS and many other
papers, notices Of which appeared uRnin aud
again before the public, besides his standing
n gentleman Of character and responsible
itS, j. u sufficient guaranty tO the afflicted
skin diseases speedily cured. HugS
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For Sale.

LARGE MANUFACTURING PROP
rRTY. situated on the Baltimore and ONO
lH ~. ~ Wheeling, and doing lucrative busi-
CIV. Ss will be- sold at private sale, on favora-
,N, t.rms. To any one desiring TO invest In
''.E and profitable business, Improperly
r.%Tth nj least $1,000, but the proprietors
t,Siring TO retire from business, VIII sell al
- fhan the above amount.
= portion OF the purchase money VIII be
-.,',ired TO be paid III cash, and ON the bal
20 time will he given. Apply 10
~ ANMER & CALDWELL, Attorneys,
III Wheeling, West Va.
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Commissioners Sale of Real
Estate.

By VIRTUE OF \ DECREE OF THE
circuit Cont of Ohio County, rendered on
the 18th day of April. 1870, i'm cause In
chancery therein depending in which sam
ua,l a. dunbar and others are compliments
and Isabella Dunbar and Others are defend
Nay $50 M the front door OF the Court
House of Ohio County, sell at Public Auc-
TON. lot number four ~ in Jonathan Iane's
addition To the city of Wheeling.
TERMS or SALE-One-third OF the purch,
Nc. money cash, the residue in two equal
n,ymentS, with interest from the day OF
I,ir, the purchaser giving bonds with APP
nroved security for the deferred payments.
y. RICHARDSON,
,rrIa Commissioner.
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For Sale.

~ THEUNDERSIGNEDO OFFERS FOR
IN sale Lot No. A., in Grahams addition
Ito the city of Wheeling, situate on the
corner of Quincy and Sixth streets. There
Il a good brick and frame house on the cor,
ner, containing eight rooms, with water and
gas throughout and one of the best cellars
in the city. There is in connection GOOD
stable and carriage house. On the south
end Of the lot there is a good frame house
with 1--WE rOomS, fronting on Sixth street.
This Is a very desirable location. Parties
wishing to purchase will please call at ;. j.
Bpyd'S Wholesale Shoe store, No; o. Nam
street VI. I. WAHMAN.
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From the Parkersburg Times, Republican.
For Next Congress.

An editorial in the Wheeling Ltellt-
geaccr and a correspondence in another
paper suggest General \. Golf, jr., of
Clarksburg as the candidate combining
less objections than any other for Con
gresham from the First District With
all due respect for the just claims of
this gentlemen, l was not aware that
the other Republican candidates fit for
the position were so Objectionable as all
that. Mr.. COTS military services were
recognized by his promotion to Brevet
Brigadier General, and since the war,
though a very young lawyer,
he received the appointment
of United States District Attorney,
which furnishes him ample opportuni-
ties for the display of such powers and
talents as he is possessed Of These
honors ought to fill the measure of his
ambition, and satisfy his friends, at
least for few years to come. seri-
ously doubt whether any one would
have thought of General Golf in con-
nection with the United States Congress
at this time, if, instead of being the
son of a wealthy man, the son-ln-law OF
another, and the nephew and presump-
five heir of a third, he were reduced to
practice law or something else for his
support, like hundred other citizens
of this Congressional District, whose
military record and other qualifications
are at least equal TO those of this much
petted young General.
Not only our own little State, but the
nation at large is now suffering so grlev,
ously from the political elevation OF
party men, for mere partys sake
available men, as they are unfortunately
stylei-that orr people cannot be too
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FOR SALE.
For Sale.

, WILL, OFFER MY FARM FOR SALE,
one mile east of West Alexander, on
sltuH1' H. oi the Hempfleld Railroad, contain
t i,S SgpScres of improved land, including one
ing -SS,ricl; dwelling house, containing twelve
new o'n MI an excellent cellar. Also, good
ro Shiss milk house, smoke house, sheep
sIaD.o'' &c &c. one young apple and peach
hoItSarS and many other improvements too
orv S,,,erm,s TO mention, all of which l Will
s@ at private sale on reasonable Ss hs b teT hS
calling o"- WM. MCMURRAY.
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wheeling island Brick Yard
for Sale.

ruEI'NDERSIGNEDO OFFER FOR SALE
go Rent their Rrick Yard ON Wheeling
jI,nd. The yard has dry houses and all
,nGJrrn improvements; has steam engine
and brick machine, with capacity oi SO,Uu
y 49, f0tlud in the county. The active part
H,r +, u4able, from ill-health, to continue
IN. business. Also on hand and for sale, a
"; sJ,5i II. II. SWEENEY Il co.
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Delightful Country Seat for
Sale.

AM AUTHORIZED To SELL. THE
,.,nurry seat OF Mrs T.. Zane, situated on the
National Road, three miles east OF the city.
IN. house contains nine rooms, besides
hitcheu. wash house, good dry cellar, stable,
S,rriage house, &c, &c, all in the most COM
ni,.ia order. The grounds, about five acres,
ttr.. beautifully laid out and adorned with
Shruhbery and fruit trees of choicest variety.
.y,amined THOMAS O'BRlEN,
T'arIa Real Estate Agent.
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HAVING been engaged for many years
in sendentary occupation writes T.
Neal, of Parkersburg. Il began TO
suffer terribly with dyspepsia "A friend
recommended Rosenheim's Stomach
Bitters as the Great Remedy and so it
proved. took them according to di-
rections, and began to improve at once.
| eat hearty, sleep sound and can do a
full DAYS work. will never be with
out them.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
The Financial X1casurcs-fn-
dian TrOubics-A Medical Move
unpnt-RailrORd Grant.
WASHINGTON. April -.
THE TARIFF

w ASHlNGToN. AlTlI -.
THE TARIFF.
The tariff debate of this afternoon
again brought defeat to the WAYS and
Means committee, and the iron interests
They proposed Il duty of twenty-five
dollars and forty cents on large bar iron,
and the House by fifteen majority re-
duced it to twenty dollars per ton, while
amotion To reduce to eighteen failed by
only one vote Six days have now been
spent OH the iron section, and in that
time but five of its twenty-siX paragraphs
have been finished in committee of the
Whole. 1t wants but two days OF a
month since the five minute debate on
the hill began, and but fourteen of forty
nine pages are finished. The Pennsyl-
vania members took new tack to-day,
most Of them voting after the duty on
bar iron had been reduced against their
wishes to strike out the paragraph and
leave the rate H. it is i'll the existing law.
The iron interests have protested To he.
lieve ever since the rate on pig IRON was
reduced 20 five dollars; that it would
be restored to seven as soon rs the bill
came ont of the committee, but the fact
at variance with their theory l. that a
corresponding reduction has been car
ried on every form of iron thus far con
sidered by stronger majority than that
on the first vote. Scveuty-fveto ninety
members are constantly absent, many OF
whom will probably appear in their
seats when the final yea and nay vote
comes. # it is ever reached, OF whom it
is fair enough to presume a majority
will not be Ton the high figure, and 1t
seems safe to assume, therefore, that the
lost ground can never he recovered. A
good many New England men to-day
signified their readiness to abandon the
bill, and 90 for one or another of the
short hills
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BANKS.
p. CRAxGLE. J. DALZELL. F. II. ECcLEs.
THE CITY BAN <,
Individual Liability.

individual LlADIHISn
Is PREPARE TO CONDUCT ALL BUS
iness appertaining to Banking: &c..
Deals in Bills of Exchange United StisttS =;
State and County Bonds Gold Coin, ana al
Negotiable Securities, at fair rates,
Notes and Bills OF Exchange Dlscoullteu'
Collections made for Merchants, Manu-
facturers, Banks, Bankers, and Others, on
all accessible points in the United States
and Canada, =,
Drafts in sums to suit purchasers on all
the principal Cities and Towns in Germany,
Great Britain and Ireland.
Deposits solicited. Interest allowed on
Special Deposits.
J. DALZELL, Vice President.
+. ii. ECCLESS, Cashier. ieD'
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Merchants National Bank

OF WEST NltOlNiN'
CAPITAL PAID IN SoOo.ooO.
THIS BANK Is PREPARED TO DO \
legitimate Banking Business. Deals IN Golu;
Coupons, Bonds Commercial Paper ana
Bills of Exchange. Interest paid on SpeFl9l
Deposits. Prompt attention given 10 '"'-
leCuonS
PREsIDEST-J. NELSON VANCE.
DIRECTORs-J. y. Vance, l.. :. pvlaplain.
T. Sweeney, \. Wilson Kelly, john Hand
Ian, +. ]. Stone, Vim. Bailey, W. :. GoShorn'
\. Wilson. =. BRADY cashier.
febl
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh R. R.

Philadelphia 6:43 a. IN. lO:il a. m. Loo p. m.
Tickets TO all principal points in the East
and west can be procured at the Union
Ticket ONCE, in Mcclure House, and ut the
Station at Bridgeport
+. r. MYERS,
janlO GenI Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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FOR r EMIT.
For Rent.

ii THAT SPLENDID BUSIN ESS
@5E stand, southwest corner of Market and
-<---NlOnrOe street, formerly occupied by
Adams Express Company. Inquire of
morlS HARPER Il BRO.
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For Rent.

~ 4 DWELLING HOCSE-NINE
t"H rooms and bath room, Third Ward, on
-N---Fifth street. Apply at office Of
trb2l GEO. W. JEFFERS.
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Coffee.

40 BAGS PRIME To CHOICE,
10 Pockets best Old Government Java.
In store and for sale low by
VI REILLY.
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CINCINNATI EXPRESS.

Wheeling time:
CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
EAsr-LEAvEs WAY, VIA c. o. d.
sWheeliug Leaves sWheeling
daily at :IO a. N. daily at......S;25 p. N.
ARRIVES AT Bellair ...........i:zu
Grafton. 9l0 A. N. ARRIVES AT
Parkersburg- AS p. NJ Canbridge-....I:O
Cumberland. 200 GAINESVILLE $50
baltimore .S55 Newark. lO:O
Wash'n Cityl0:0O Columbus.-.ll:oo
"Mondays excepted. Sundays eXcepted'
MAIL TRAIN.
EAsr-LEAyEs WEST, VIA {. o. ID.
sWheeling Leaves HWheeling
daily at:,..ll:4O A. NJ. daily at 80 a. N.
ARRIVES AT Bellair....... 80 "
Grafton. GlO p. VI. ARRIVES AT
Parkersb'g.- GAINESVILLE. 5;GO
ll:OO Cambridge. 6:2O %
Harp'rs Fry lis A. NJ. GAINESVILLE. 40
Winchester 800 Newark. 800
Baltimore. $40 Columbus.lO:'7
Washt'n City6:D SUNDAYS excepted
Sundays excepted.
FAST LINE.
EAsT-LEAvEs WEST, VIA G. o. d.
Wheeling Leaves Wheeling
daily at. 60 p. N. daily at. S:2u \. N.
ARRIVES AT Bellalr ......... FiV
Grafton .......ll5) ARRIVES Al
Cumberland 4:l0 Evansville ..ln:1g
Harpe's Fry $50 lCambridge..l2:G p. VI.
Winchester. .l0:O0 A. NJ. GAINESVILLE. I'D
HagerstOwn $50 NeWark....... 5'Up
Baltimore. zee. ll:55 Columbus. i:iO
WASN'T n Cityl:OO p. NJ lSandusky....lGij "
Trains on the Main Line make connec-
tions at Baltimore with trains for PhlladeI-
phia, New York and Boston. Al Relay
House, via Washington City, for all points
South.
Central Ohio trains make direct connec-
ton at Columbus for all points West and
Northwest.
Tickets To all principal points can be pro-
cured III the office. -
JOHN l.. WILSON,
Master of Transportation, Baltimore.
X. I. DENRIES,
dec General Agent, Wheeling.
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TRANSFORMATION.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R. co.

WHEELING, December T. 1859.
r.. ~; ;i5s33-i.5s7sss5ssS1 PASSENGER I r A y )
81 sssS.2 will run by the following
scnedule on and after December 5th- ls69-
Wheeling time: