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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-10

We ARE SORRY To HEAR Ir.-We are
exceedingly sorry to hear that the tai.
ented choir Of ST. Matthew Church i
about to dissolve, as the Vestrv cannot
make arrangements to pay them. No
one who heard the splendid music given
by this choir during the services OF yes
terday, can but regret that there is a
probability that yesterday was the last
singing they will DO in this Church.
made to retain them. st. Matthew 5
choir has long been the pride of the
city, and we believe all the members of
that congregation would like to see it
continued.
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RIVER NEws.-The river is falling
pretty rapidly here, a good sign for
another rise. The marks last evening
indicated nine feet three inches in the
channel.
The new wharfboat, formerly barge
No. 7 OF the John Booth barge line, Tor
C., H Booth & Co., was towed to her
Mace at the foot OF Union street, on
Saturday evening. With little over
hauling she will make commodlous
wharfboat.
Steamers are still taking flour from
St Louis to New Orleans at very low
rates-four barrels for dollar.
The Emperor, on her way here from
St Louis, has a full cargo, including
200 tuus Of ore. =
Captain H. V. Vickers has entered
the Garry Owen in the Bpuf river trade
having quit the Ouachita. Charles
Lindsey, late pilot on the Garry Owen,
in Ouachita, died Of consumption last
Monday.
The Big Sunfower caught fire at the
Vicksburg wharf .last Sunday noon.
She was cut loose from the wharfboat
and towed out into the river by tug.
After throwing 20 bales Of cotton into
the river the fire was extinguished, and
the boat towed back to the wharf with
slight damage.
The Express is the regular Parkers,
burg boat today. Her hour of leaving
is IL 0 clock this morning. We can re,
commend the Express and her officers
to the travelling community with con-
fdence. She has the best captain, the
most accommodating barkeeper, the
most capable engineers and the hand
soonest mate on this river. When II
comes to the. clerks, then the Express
counts. IT. the matter of clerks she
can bid defiance to the world Though
they pass their Sundays at Belaire, reg
ularly, they never interfere with the
prompt departure Of the boat. They
always manage to be here on time.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-10

THE Book, Stationery and Periodical
Store Of c. H. Quimby, for ten wears
located on Market street, three doors
below Quincy, will be moved to-day
four doors below the old stand where
old friends and new will be alike well
come.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-10

STATE HOCsE.-The following Notary
Publics have been appointed since our
last issue, says the Charleston Courier
Harrison II. Cain, GiImer county
George Doll, Berkeley county: Joseph
Ruffner, Kanawha county: Jesse f
Randolph, Harrison county. Also P
r. Freeman, Commissioner OF Deeds for
West Virginia, residence Atlanta,
Georgia, and Rufus R McHsry, resi-,
dence New York CITY.
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BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRS.-The Board
OF Supervisors will hold meeting on
Saturday next, to provide for submit
ting to the people Of Ohio county a
proposition to subscribe 100000 to
building q railroad from the Brooke
county line to Wheeling.
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L. 5. DISTRICT CoURr.-The United
States District Court will hold session
to-day for the trial of David A. Mar
shall, charged with embezzling letters.
This trial was to have been commenced
on Thursday last, but the illness OF
Judge Jackson prevented. We met
Yesterday quite number of gentlemen
from Hampshire county who are here as
witnesses in the case.
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NOTICE TO HoUsEKEEPERs. Buy your
paper at Paul Bros & Co., No. 90
Market street, and save fifteen per cent.
by getting those wide English goods,
which are greatly superior to American
papers both in the quality Of the paper
and in the colors they are printed in,
and sell for the same price. You will
find there the best assortment in the
city, all styles, prices and qualities.
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opposite Mcclure House.

RENovAL.-The old firm Of Hallissv
& Sorgler, No. l6l Main street, having
dissolved partnership, am now carry
ing on the bushes at No. II Union
street, where have a well eelccted
stock Of notions, trimmings and fancy
goods, just brought from the East. to
which respectfully invite the attention
OF old customers and the public.
II II $685..
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ADJoURNED.-The Circuit Court of
Ohio county finished its March term on
Saturday, and adjourned. Judge Mel
vim will leave on Monday morning for
Hancock county to open Court
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GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIX-Our readers
have been hearing of George Francis
Train for years, tor he has figured con-
spicuously in Europe and America, both
during the war and since, and to-mor-
row night they will have an opportunity
of seeing and hearing the man himself
at Washington Hall, where he is to lee
ture under the auspices of the Library
Association. His subject will be his
Ninety Day Trip Around the World,
includn. his experience in France
amidst the turbulent. scenes Of the rev
olution sill going on, but under this
General head he discusses most every
thing and everybody. In fact it is hard
to define his limits or tell in advance
what all the public may expect to hear.
He is certainly the oldest character be-
fore the people as a lecturer, and enter
taius an audience in way peculiarly
MS own. Tn, Gale 90 .s-srvoI 4nats 10
the lecture begins to-day at 10 o clock,
at Campbell d McDcrmot's book store,
opposite the Mcclure House. Price -
cents. Admission atthc door tomorrow
night 30 ucntc
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The 18th of May is the day perma-
nently set apart for the decoration of
soldiers graves. 1t will doubtless be
observed in this city, but the time is too
remote to say with certainty TO what
aYtpnt
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THE Misunderstanding was a hot
one The thermometer marked So in
the shade That's four paper collars
hot August couldn't beat it much.
Yesterday was a regular April day,
warm, dali and showerY.
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GUARDIAN APPOINTED. ON Wednesday
April 5, Henry C. Shearer was appointed
guardian of Belle NJ. Smith, orphan
daughter Of James 4. Smith, late of
Ohio county, deceased. Bond 500.
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RIoTER SENTENCED.-On Saturday
afternoon John McKinizie, one of the
Ronev's Point rioters, was taken before
Judge Melvin and received his sent
ence. lie is consigned to one year 5
Imprisonment in the pcnitentiary at
Moundsvillc
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RECEIvED.-J. T. Lakin d Co. have
received their new stock of goods for
spring and summer wear, which EN-
braces many styles never before brought
to this city. Call and examine their
stock.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R. co.

WHEELING, December u, lS7U
D -ysH55fFs.ssssss7 PASSENGER TRAINS
ESS2 s1nrs~rsRwill run by the following
schedule on and after December 18th, lS7u,
Wheeling time:
CINCINNATI EXPRESS
EAsT-LEAvEs wEsT-LEAyE,
Wheeling Wheeling
daily at......6:2O A. NJ. daily at....ll:b Az
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES At
Grafton.-......0:55 A. NJ. GAINESVILLE. rs
IulnDcrlanu..2:i0P r. NJ. Newark. .......y):I "
Baltlmore.--.9:i0 Sandusky. ...llfO "
Wash n Cityl0:55 Columbus. G:g
Ne" York. ;5O A. M.tCiucinnsti-.t tTH
FAST LINE.
EAsr-LEAYES wEST-LEAyf
Wheeling ,"Wheelihg
daily at"....4:5O P. N. daily at. SO5 49,
ARRIVES At ARRIVES AT
Balllmore.'..:b:lU A. M..Iancsvillc..".l:DP .N
Wash. City 1000 Newark .........2ij
New Nork"...i:l5 r. NJ. Columbus....i:8
sundays except
MAILTRAIN.
EAsT-LEAvEs wEsT-LEAyt.
"Wheeling "Bclair
daily at. 1875 p. NJ. daily at. &IOAu
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Grafton.m."- 500 A. NJ Newark. ..... 7.sI An
Baltimore. AS p. NJ. Sandusky.... 4tL5 IN
Washt'n City6:05 columbus. 60. 0:OUA.E
New IOrk....5:JO A. M Cincinnati. lgPN
Saturdays excepted. Sundays eIGpiei
ACCOMMODATION.
EAST-LEAYES WEST-LEAyE
"Whceling ,"Wheeling
daily at. 1870 A. ~, daily at .i.AP.S
ARRIVES AT ARRIVE Al
Grafton. As =. NJ. GAINESVILLE. $50
Partnership. .g:ij Newark .......l CH1
CumDcrl'd...l0:O0 Sandusky ...l0aOA.s
Sundays excepted. Columbus ..l2|y
eSundays excepted
Trains on the Main Line make cOnneC
lions at Baltimore with trains for Phlladr
phia, New York and Boston. At Relay
House, via Washington City, for aiI 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 at the Office.
JOHN l.. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation, BaltimOf"
X. r. DENRlES,
JAM General Agent, Wheeling
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NOTICE To HoUsEKEEPERs AND OTHERS.
You can buy all the new and elegant
STYLES Of American made Wall Papers
at third less than old style English
papers. Call and see the largest and
cheapest stock in the city.
JOSEPH GRAVES,
No. "a Monroe street.
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A LARGE stock of Boots and Shoes,
comprising all the latest styles for men,
women, misses and children. at
l.. V. BLoNDS, lO7 Main street
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FRESH Lake White Fish, Salmon and
Bass received daily at McCluskys daily
market, No. 40 Water street one door
above Dailcy's CITY Hotel
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-10

REMDRANDTs are no longer a novelty
and have ceased to be foolish within,
but they have established reputation
that will mark an important era in the
history of photography. Call at the
Partridge Gallery and supply your
friends
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HELD TO BAIL.-James Wallace, alias
Monk Wallace, had an examination
in the jail yesterday afternoon, before
Squire Glllespy, on a charge of break
ing into a house in North Wheeling,
on New Years night and stealing there,
from various household utensils and
provisions. He was committed to Jail
in default ofgiving $500 bail, to answer
before the Circuit Court at its next
term
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NorIcE.-Those desiring reserved
seats for George Francis Train 5
lecture tomorrow night will please
remember that the tickets are
for sale this morning at 10 0 clock, at
Campbell & McDermot's book store,
opposite Mcclure House.
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rn,vsvvps OF REAL EsrArE.-The
so,1owing is the list of transfers of real
o..ote entered at the Recorders ONCE
Of Ohio county, to Friday April ISL
1871: %
Heirs of Thomas Neill, deceased, 70 70
y Lamb, trustee, March 2oth' part u
lot No l5S for $500: . ME-
Nv Alexander Pannell to Frederick ME e
del April Let, part Of lots Nos. lVz anu anu
103 Bank and Main streets Not'D
Wheeling, for 5000. ,,,.v
Board of Supervisors OF ONO GouaH
70 Charles Kirchner, February TN, 'ot
acres Of land being the old Poor House
farm, for S1952.55. =,
Morgan Williamson and wife to
George B. Miller, April lst, lSOt acres
~ land in Ohio county, for S'2Zo'
Board of Education Of Liberty town
shin 10 W, Castor, June 18th, half an
acre of land, for 1862:
Thomas II. List and others to Charles
Pfaffenbach, March 3lst north halt o OF
lot No, l56 Centre Wheeling, for S4oOo;
David Logan to James Brown and
Henry Schultz, April lst, lots Nos; III
and II of the reserve west side OF Mar
Lot street between Union and Monroe
streets, for $500. =. ,r.,.
g " Kennedy and wife to William
Simpson, April lst, lot No 3 in square
No 5 of Churchills addition Mo-, for
1915. .,u
Geo. w. Eckhardt and wife to Henry
Vollinger, April |, lot No. s., North
Wheeling, for 81, 600. .
VIM. Coyle and wife to Mark Rels-
biek, February 9, part of lot No. lg9'
John street, East Wheeling, for 81
$50.
Junius A. Curtis and wife to Ruth
F. Dunlap, June %, 81! acres OF land
Joining Pemberton's land, for $40.
s. Brady and J. L. Hobbs and Henry
c. Caldwell and wife to John E. Will
leke January DIST, part Of lot Nc. D IN
square No. :, CaldwelTS estate, for
$3.50.
S Brady and John l.. Hobbs and
HenryC. Caldwell and wife to Josephine
Boring, March p, parts of lot No. IN
square No. :, Caldwells estate, Tor
$3.50. w
j. H. Good and others to William 1.
Chambers, April A. lots Nos g, I and 5
of the Cruger estate, for $5,934.4S
Florence f. Dixon and James Dixon
to James II. Monteith, April 4th, l36
acres of land on Short Creek, for ST.
! 800
John D. Maxwell and wife to VIM.
McCutcheon, August 10th, 81 acres and
AS perches of land near Valley Grove,
for s., 100.
Louis Wheeler and wife to Morgan
Williamson, April 9TH, lots 90 and 10
in Triadelphia, for 81 500.
h. W. Hazlett and wife to Joseph
Harvest, October 10Th, 1870, part OF
lot No. II in square No. 43, in South
Wheeling for 5000
Samuel Copeland and wife to John
Long, July 18th, 1870, part OF lot No. ,
Broadway, Wheeling Island, for $500,
James Mcdonald and wife to Joshua
Burlev, September 10Th, 1870, part Of
lot No. II Market street, North Wheel
ing. for 1912.
J. II. Good. et a. to William Askew,
April Eth, for lots >, 3 and Il of the
Cruger estate, for Sl42l6O.
Robert II. Cummins and wife to
James Dyson, April LIST, lot No. Isl
/ o. A. Xanes addition, for Sl45O.
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF SPRING Goods
| am now receiving my spring stock of
Boots and Shoes, which | am selling
very cheap An examination is respect
fully solicited.
l.. Y. BLOND, lO7 Main street.
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PERSoNAL.-We were pleased, yester-
day, to meet our friend Major Robert
White, of Hampshire county, Secretary
of the Board of Regents of the lnstitu-
ton for the Deaf Dumb and Blind, in
the city. He reports everything serene
in the neighborhood of Ronney. He
has rooms at the Daley.
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Cal WAGNER MISSTRElS.-To-nght
our citizens are to be delighted with the
performances Of one of the best bands
of burnt corkists travelling. Happy
Cal Wagner is one of the funniest
specimens in the business. His jokes
are new and his wit caustic. The cele-
bration to-day will fill the town with
people and we may expect crowd at
Washington Hall tonight, for all who
love good singing, fine dancing, splen-
did acting and hearty laughter will be
there. The Rochester Democrat, speak
ing Of this troupe says:
Last night Cal Wagner Minstrels
appeared at Corinthian Hall and a full
house greeted them. The programme
was full of originality and mirth. pro-
voking acts. In the first part the songs
were new, and many of the jokes were
fresh and took well. Wagner, McAIlis-
ter and Hallet make an excellent trio
in fun. Frank Campbell has a power
full voice and sings with good effect.
Harry Robinson is variety man, and
the number of musical instruments on
which he can perform are scarcely to
be counted. Goss and ITallet are a
good couple in the song and dance act.
Finally, as a troupe this one equals the
best now travelling, and any number
will be furnished amusement by attend
ing their performances.
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THERE will be regular meeting OF
the CITY Council tomorrow night.
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The Peace Celebration
PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.
Decorations and Illustrations
The Route of March, &C.

To-day will be celebrated by the Ger
man-born citizens of the United States,
in honor of the victories achieved by
Germany in the late war with France
and in commemoration of the return o.
peace to Europe. The German citizens
of Wheeling, never behind their breth'
rem in their patriotic love for their
native land, as well as for this the land
Of their adoption, have perfected al
their plans and arrangements for q
celebration that shall eclipse every
thing of the kind in this region, If the
weather prove propitious.
The order of exercises, as near as we
have been able to learn it, will be as
follows:
At daylight in the morning a salute
of one hundred guns will be fired from
a piece of artillery to be planted on
Wheeling hill.
At Il o'clock the procession will
form, in three divisions.
First misunderstanding of citizens
of First, Second and Seventh Wards
Fulton and Philadelphia, in front o.
Turner Hall, under charge Of Louis
Stifel, Charles Laue, and Chris. Gl@s
ner, Assistant Marshals.
Second Division-Third and Fourth
Wards and German societies, in front
Of the Court House, under charge Of A
Pollock and A. Reymann.
Third Division-Fifth, Sixth and
Eighth Wards, in front Of Fifth Ward
market under charge OF X. krlSs
Philip Schuehle and John Basehor.
The citizens of the Eighth Ward viii
form at the corner of Vine and Fifth
streets, and march to Fifth Ward mar
ket.
The First and Third Divisions will
take up the line of march under the
charge of their Marshals, and form on
the Second Division in front Of the
Court House at o'clock The Assist
ant Marshals will report their arrival
to Chief Marshal Aug. Rolf for assign
ment to position in the line
The line will then be formed in the
following
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FOR MATAMORAS.

THE LIGHT DRAUGHT pas
IslIsG%Ssenger steamer HOPE, newly
painted and refitted throughout,
regular Matamoras and Wheeling pack
ct Captain ID. !. Williamson, will leave
Wheeling on Tuesday, Thursday and sat
urday, at ~ o'clock A. M. Leaves Mata-
moras on Monday, Wednesday ana rrioay,
apply on board. JanIO
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ORDER OF MARCH.

Chief Marshal, Aug. ROli.
Assistants, 4. Pollock and \. Reymanld.
German Flag, American Flag, PeAc" Flhg.
Naas' Brass Band.
Turner Association.
Harmonic Singing Society.
N;ennerchor Singing Society.
Beethoven Singing Society.
Liederkranz Singing Society.
Other Societies.
Marshal-CitiZens on Foot-MarSha!:
Carriage containing the Mayor of the CITY,
President of the Day and Orator
Carriages containing Members of the COM
mittees and Members OF the fr" =.
f. Narshal-CitiZens on FOot-MarShal.
Decorated Wagons.
Butchers Association in Regatta. und"r
charge of John Maddox.
Mozart Brass Band.
Carriages, Wagons, &c
West Alexander Band.
DELEGATIONS from the Country.
Citizens on Horseback.
4 soon as the line is formed it will
move through the streets below de~is-
mattel a. the
ROUTE OF MARCH.
Up Fourth street to Union !;
down Union to Market; up Market
to North; down North to Main /;
down Main to First; up First to
Chapline; down Chapline to Vine;
up Vine to Fourth; down Fourth
to Filbert up Filbert to Fifth
up Fifth to Denny; down Denny to
Jacob; down Jacob to Webster; down
Webster to Main; up Main to John ;
up John to Sixth; down Sixth to Clay ;
up CLAW to Seventh; down Seventh TO
Centre; down Centre to Fifth; up Fifth
to Quincy; down Quincy to Market; mp
Market to Turner Hall.
At ) o'clock an Grafton suitable for
the occasion will be delivered in Turner
Hall by Professor Cnger, Of Balti-
more.
After the address the procession will
break up to assemble at s o'clock P.
NJ, at which hour grand banquet
will be prepared under the skiIlful care
of Charley Behler, which it is expected
will be the greatest affair of the kind
ever prepared in Wheeling
At night Turner Hall, the german
Bank, Daileys City Hotel, and many
other public and private buildings will
be Illuminated.
The workmen at the Baltimore ~
Ohio machine shops are building a
miniature fort in which will be mounted
a battery of artillery. As the process
sion passes down Jacob street to the
Eighth Ward they will be received
with a salute from this battery
Turner Hall is splendidly decorated,
4 grand triumphal arch has been built
around which are entwined the Ameri-
can and German colors blended. The
stage will be draped in garlands and orna
mented with a picture of Germania,
eight feet in height. The gallery will
be ornamented with garlands and por-
traits of the Emperor William, Bis
marck and Won Moltke. The walls Of
the hall will be profusely ornamented.
The intention OF the committee Is to
make the celebration grand success,
and the indications are that they have
succeeded beyond their greatest hopes.
If the weather be propitious the process
sion will he the grandest affair ever seen
in Wheeling.
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ATTRACTIVE STOCK New spring styles
of Boots and Shoes just opened by r.
Porter No. l35 Main street
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TIE PROSPECT The prospect for a
grand display of galOots before Judge
Good this morning was excellent last
night. The calaboQse just blossomed
with them last night. They represent
every grade of drunkenness, from a
plain to a complicated drunk, and
thence to drunk and disorder Y.
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ALL the latest styles of Ladies Shoes
and Caters can be seen By calling at
l.. Y. BLoSDs, lO7 Main street
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ADAY's length this week is twelve
hours and ffty-eight minutes.
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BAN KS.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.
United States Depository.
,,r., .......S 25O, 900.

, ,sneral Ranking, Exchange and Collec,,
ton Snsiness transacted with fidelity ana
promptneSs. .,. tss,,ad opd interest
paid thereon. .,o>,,, s,,r,S m suit
W. fractional Currency and !, 2 and DC
coin always on hand for the accommoda-
ton OF the public. ,.c,,.,,,.o,,
accounts of Merchants, Manufacturers
Rankers and others solicited.
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LOOK out for bargains at r. Porter :,
No. l35 Main street. Examine our
Cheap Counter
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a'heeliug gegister.
MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1871.

THElpublic schools of the city resume
their studies to-day.
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Philadelphia 6:i3 a. m. lO4l a. M. lNJ III
Tickets TO all principal points In the FL,
and west can be procured at the Union
Ticket Office, in Mcclure House, and NJ me
Station at Bridgeport.
+. II. MYERS.
IanlG Gent Passenger and Ticket Agrur
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GoAr once and procure one OF those
handsome summer Silks at 800 per
yard before they are all gone.
RRIrEs e. SANDERS
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TRANSPORTATION.
HEMPFIELD RAILROiD
CHANCE OF TIME

r.. EE5sl ON AND AFTER Ma
~ xtsssiik8sday morning Novemb-
2lst, 1870, the train will leave Wheeling al
$50 =. NJ. FRED. b. HUBBELL,
nov2 Gen. Managrr
Cleveland & Pittsburgh R. |.
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KID GLOVES. - The celebrated I'M
proved $l.25 Kid Gloves can only be
had at Brucs ~ Sanders equal to any
3. 90 glove in the city.
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u. y. FIvE-TwEN.
JAY COOKE & co.

PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, WAsHINGTOS,
Financial Agents Northern Pacific Rail
road Co.
By BANKS and BANKERS generally
throughout the country.
After thorough Investigation, | have ac-
cepted the general agency for West Virginia
and the adjacent counties Of Pennsylvania
and Ohio for the sale of those Bonds, and
confidently recommend them 10 my Gus
toners and investors generally.
X. CRANGLE,
APPS President City Bank.