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>atianal Road Business stand
for Sale.

-. v.OgrZEU 70 SELL : iR,T-
= fern sand situate n Otstsl cOcc-
'1,c- Eat.ocL Eaai- Tne !nPcoge-
-. ..ycSlsc n gocd house ~ a-ne
- necessary O-.loCSss Irt >14o:nnk
-. -,r,tA-.OC% i0c ct-seo cor~e-- re
----r.:-. IcOC- lOC- a-rs@. are c'Hec p -
= - = :, 200! .JCrt-i--t ard Vegetable Ea--
-r--ls -.xh. s0c. * Dan- t1ls ,.
-a-r,. nc god ulcCs-- E!aE
-,-S.-~zyJpy- A. OC"e.
TE,e-. OySEIcN.
H-al E-rarA AgSl-
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For sale.

,y.-HALs OF LOT SCNSER E9Rrl-
| TX n .orasr Of FILLMORE lsi Srs~too
Is--ra Wheeling Price So 80 !
- rsa- ~. town Of -rIlsd+l p1L3- ne
-,--s- sli[sp ), k-ovu a. paE- % the Sasu ;ey
--rrzs-T. 200 particulars 1914 a. ne
80 I 80 CEACSAFE; Sr %
: tEAMBGR- HEsN ii,
r.srisp--A-s-
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Sale Of Foundry Fixtures

..s=z At PRIVATE SALE TIE
| y.-.sr2s. --sz. act ..I-1css = 10 -
- -.-..,-.r,-z % ne Axe I'm 0t -.
". Y ...-r 80 TIE purchaser ;t2 So
. .-.y-OcAlta --.s= y 80 2o-- :.
-, >, = ca. viz gHcG -y1r EcI':c ;san-
, -. . $500 II A.. ..Cc-L1s a. n
5-,->S.t-7 i2pl-I-..s- q I t-st-.i;l'si ."ooics
49, y5-' s-----r .atJrnLt.Jd Apply %
. = 2 Miller G=csIv-r.
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For Rent.

-. -.y2E-ROUN At PRESENT a.
- IS Ee4-yu- Whaily. No Us
.t'E.- ,--ssr. irsctly opposite tne Cfcy
:-L:--y-.gL- -, zee Best r=EaiA ou-ine-s
FI.:. : - - Preseason gym ApcA
"a. gACD5 SAYSA.
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Poems Int. the Secrets or . Girl Of
the Period.
SAT- aCAi

Hal nv hair =; N the morning and
male : purchase u aear.g L. sane
.hsie-AHns .ays look Ike friEh:-
Don't care about her opi. -, see o.t
and bitrer-WenJ to the IF House "a
the syerrooc s1i :E"o.-. tx.ss-
tsvelv-Awkva,d sitting o. tie front
sci: wien 0oe spooos, FOR ]: .'ols silly
% the peoul. behind (Men. Never
viii 81. before again rn.ess ca iepeni
% the :eusle behind - -tncId %
nave girls -epear these th;1Z. sad The
hor-id creatures always do Lookei
=, the seals I'D smiled vi:s peculiar
roll Of the eyes. which ! have tried 90
the Zealoas and toqai /: made Qgirs =
hi,-Feel satisfied with everything.
(sfeui. Mast commit 10 memory some
poesrv sbeur Tsves and i-laHd= woT|i
GONE II - haa,tT II the CiiH,
SUNDAY
II Lola Garnet follow nv t.-ectiocs
about that baslUe- ste vii never work
for NE aga;n-TIszle called for ne 20
- 20 SUNDAY Sch0ol-Wi-h be would
ca, re,i ueckt'es sd turn ont T.; ;3es
When be walks witG me-TauZct Sun
/ dIr School a7i ;oli The liz cues a.oE:
sone one that told lie = the Bible
and iie,i Immediately .ftsrwa-f-
wsruei them against It's SD Zll';ou!
Told Tiu.le ! Eas s1ZsE=t i9c ne
oue-i Ga F-tl7-Eaew twas 4 ib,
bq, couliu't help quitting OF the bore
How that r.aa T21ic's-4T AVN.
I sor.y that Matte host her lace collar
Know she vent lot. over shat It cost.
%; she !. good z5rI. sv-a :1ough sac
tells ! Waite .Ie now sad Ihea-Hsse
asked St-ccs 70 .rcrl-Hope :ae mon
=-sc csn ccrle.
C;1t lor-5t pimple on NV cheek
pot dab OF court plaster % .t-hope
Il won turn into \ cancel, or aoScess
or something terrible. Mother says
must NJ, Iaash 20 much, bat can !:
Indpit. Tusie hss just passed by N s
aer vsst-s fearful hing With agel.oT
stree WenI after The -f-sssmasec TO-
dsy ani ioCnd her emitting ! dress 'oc
Miss Tsnps. Should give sryth!ag 70
know where the girl can gee her thing =.
She Sad te~ days 20 taas Bob male
. strike in Savage Don't believe i,
ioc l NEE him YESTERDAY and be looks
ike 81 Gnisr.akrr's Spprsntice-seeiy
And detected ASKED aim shout his
sister. ard sa;d Guess shes e1Joylrg
! herselt She as-er 90, ths' ire%s ron
TN
1 TCRSD4T-
Coz looIhsche-boIed Minnie. ears
:or kicking the cat to.a stairs Mem
mus, make up with minnie The
little pest alrays has her e., A. The
k.rhole when Buttons OF the arm!
cal. Going 70 do the invalid sor 8 isy
or t.o-intsrsstirg To Re cocgrar1lated
| On nv recovery:
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ON MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG NES
trn the e6ecz cf EIrrd AID AhEza =
snriTIa. Manhood rssUzd Nev1Es -
bIlsry czre1 tupe1kEezss % MARRIAGE -
nOyed. yew ne<hod Il cearuer1- Nsy
aud rsr,z-fAhle renefs& Bood md c..
crIxn Rnr f-ee. e sealed suveiope4
Att-~ HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS, No
south Ninth street. Fa1steip6.a- Pa
IEsezsE
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NUYau, Arril ;, 5 P

WV 0Hkr u p II y . -
AONET-Hooey Wa Etrinseai
during the day and mos OK u. bans
Ga call were At Lilo ps- dien, bat Al
the 6nL close the rates were . pe- csst
euTency to : PER cent gold
FOREIGN NCHANGE-Alr
was quies ~ l09fGl0as tor prine
baok.cz' 90 ia,s srEii1g AID llq Sor
sight
GOLO-Aarke, EG iIf tnr5Gg tszt
The dav an.i closed 81 ll0
GOVERNMENT BONDc-As-set
was aies and frn ~ ihe close Cnited
Star.s c1r-eacy IS AZ ll5fSll5t
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Chicago Market

CaN4G9. Apr. %.
FLOC R-DuLI AID no1I11l-
GRAIN-Cor1 fairlv active AM 81
vance,i 20 3Tt93ss CASA Oa.= =t-oc ger;
No 2.tvsnced ,o3OfG 1)ic cs.h Rve
frner saj more srtivE No. ; a. 63tG
sc :5r -egrLa- Bailey qlie, sai
steai7 i; t>i.rf -: Tor rsg1ia- " ;
HIGHWINES->tea,iy :: 50
PR0VI>I0N>-Mes= PORK lshe-
close! i'm /; g.! ~ cash Ls-i u ;;
=: s. l. cab
LIVE HuG>-Q!ie, A. 1-r4aa -ed
& :. z'rf+ p
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TCRSpIg-
4 rrrrrz fvsysa--oi Ea= beng II

4 LrrE iveysa-oI El= beng II
st-ucted il morals 81 h= sraainotasr.
The old lady tod hin ts.t q! such
terms L. by goHv, by iiueo ~5E
,hsnder. etc-, we're oaly Lille oaias'
snd bot Iistle better than othsr prutan-
iries- Il iet, she aid he ec1h tel
q prosane osth by tie prsix- e6y.
An such xs-e oath. well then
zrsnduother. said the little hopeful,
rs by telegraph, which zee Il the
nevspare.s swearing No .aii tie
Cd Iady, thars only lying
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For SAfe.

. 49,. ,-..,,..s-rT ~ JOHN u HAND
- = -..-z1 90 street. Ecr terms 10
= Il CHANDLER
= -.-S- Sar51c4I Bank
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FOR e EMIT.
For Rent.

.tEs,. ROOM. WITH SP-S DID
\ e AL CCE1r for machinery. A-SO.
=. ~, L. IONS WITH u E-.EoC: power.
-. &C. .a-E. sI-srC.pc- Possession Z-v4c
- r. No.. APp.v az ottt.'a Of star FOG =
BENZ. - = EE-
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Auction.

-.....-x r. -gs-INED 3 now OPEN
- -':-.--r-l AGcfioo Room AZ No.
l 80 Sr1are. formerly Occupied %
t.-t-S -Snrn6urgh & Co Consasc-
- - ktr,.s Of gods and nsrcna l.
- - :. s,..-,..- Auctions On Tuesday ana
- -g-nL2Es and Wet cesstay and sal.
- --.,r-, Is. SHE'S Of = n estate anu
- ---csr-y -r.st: a. -es.s,slcaots c3Ie--
-EANBEES HsRH Al = -
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West Virginia University
l87l.Z2.

TIE LAST CATALOGUE SHOWS AN
attendance 81 E7I -fudea-s ~ tE1s II
sc..u-coc- Five distinct Departments of In
sSr;1rriou- with a I'll corps G; eraPstsnt
Professors
Ths Ancient Ard Modern LanSu1SS
Mathematics. pore and applied Psychol-
49, Erhtcs. Political EsoCouy, Logo,
REssor.c. -hs Sciences &C. a. c.E-sfzI!
and IaoroCgnly taught Pr7s-r1eal Chem
st. AID Pnysics- Illustrated % Appropriate
Apparatus. Special 1tTIrr1gss or :h+s study
4 rod Library. Extensive Cabinets o.
NfrsraIoxy, Geology and ChorentogJ, 20
zsrhsr wiz u1lJ specimens n Other de-
Sa--u,scrs II SItd-L History. ZINE oC1Ic-
-. aea1rttaL aEt 1esal-Ey .ocattOc- good
ynsiscT.
SALL TKzn begins sept sth- Winter,
n...e-r,her iEh- Spring. A1-rh nth
Cnrn -zrcslEn.- [1re Itk-
B.urtt,x rom 81 20 - Per week
mutton s. 20 81 Der year.
F0r fu--h<r Partlcuars inquire q
ALEX ~ RTIN.
President.
u,v-v.urouu wa 81
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I-czAIt-y b 11eq1aIed IN this country
a sxfSsrced " Tests made y the United
SrstGGovexuus1r &c keeps az N tins
n ra-ze sock - 1zZzxz1e- q RE IN whole
haE AID quarter Kegs
Blasting and NiniaZ Powder.
Al In Ees1;.dh - ~ pSGss go. ID n O., a.
a 90 rs ne MEle ez7 BE had = thu Vsk[.
a has portable uag11Es Of different stEes
- err 81 MI @ ooar
~ OEDEES SOLICITED
= REILLY.
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For Rent.

-..Sg tSp THIRD -TUEIs-, -
: 'F-k lea .l-E-i-res Con pa-E's oc.li-
- / - .--asC- 1r .0.-ir v FRANZ
-'r " g---LI marta
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FOR SALE.
w. n. BASSETT

f-y md County AuCsioneer.
w ATTEND I g. AZ Pas al =:
W A. Law Office. conner Mouroe
= : - s.. u STOSEa 4 HASkss
- -, $50. NI-ksc street .a-7s
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For Rent.

- ~ % BUSINESS sTASD-THE
wArsa0Q~e- No. . o. Monroe street.
>atC t---L ~ merchant a-lortaZ e.
o.. - ---- o Thomas Hughe+ 4 Co Pos
-s-.-1 z--4r "a 1T u 4prtl- &C sOOcH- r.
- - g --c-u-, Apply 10
" REILLY
lTans = Ma -F-l-af
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For Rent.

-. III SJW oCCCPIkO 81 rHE
| >J-a-ar Railway CGn PAM. a NcLI-e
: TOHS NcLCRE
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ally COG Er'1t .-al- The .E-,.1oLF & &C.
best r..iEac-. e ~ c-USssa~. ssSl 1t-'1-~ iE-
ltl:t. that CHERRY PErTuEAL VI. AMI to''~
-sLEvz ant cC-e :ls A--.s-sG t4~1rIerN %
I-e Tl:ua; and LCrEs osyDad azy 7th-r
1s-i.cI-z. The Most dangerous ar=:T.'Er-.
1( TIE PaL-CC1ry organs yIs.! - - p'pws.-
And c-tSes 81 CONSUMPTION, cured -
ms prspara-lor- a-s pGnts,Iy S1oTc- ="
remarkable A. Elr+4y - Dc lsL-es -, = +Er
they zoe Iruvsc Esy0Ct !lspCs@. ~ FsE---
esty Il = adequate. on vhS:h tie pCOGIr BAY
rely OK ~ prDCStstIDc- By CO. ~ IDJ ~ III.
the sorE-un ners Of NOR ssT,CCEs t1Sszls-a- q.
saves IMAM 5sred ayss. art a. l-CC-. e
su6-F.lz not % 5s cDu patel u cha.-rCkrS
rial and csJc vlzcrs tce -.nst sGsTt.ra--
Every family sEOC.t keep II O. ha1'i az
protection AEl.Est ne cary aIt --psE-
srty-,. acLIck q PE-EG ,I-y A--c-lUcs GO,
which A. easily net az ErSt. -C- w..c5 49,
.r9C,s .lcu-asis- ant o oc,-C 2tal- 3: --Z-
.scce'+- TECtEC IEEr Heels :@1 lea-C>s-
AID II = QuElse - oe without - AZ a.
E-lr-t - --.Itrec. A.! I.-= distressing -as-
eAsss E1s'l ossSeE Tee Ehr1a. al1 tE~"t I.
.hLJ!hCc.4. CHEzET PrrTDELL = ana
Ioie; aOr. % - Limsiy 20. nz.t.EGtss A.
-escCet rom premature E-aE- -. All save
20 The love Alt Affection ct=ctsrs'i or --erl
Z Iccs spestt--y and s1-siF Ia1l-ls- oct 5ATy
rDits, securing ~ICEt ART tsa.t reS-nr. 2 L
deep. So OCa VII s-ssr trD5 ~ l-a ~
FLCESLA aEt pEIE.zL 5RJN' HITS.
TGsc :EsZ know EgT eE.-g ,1e- 80 20
.I--sc-
originally the 1r1,!rD.c = .DCE. -t11F.sCs,
and successful ~tem.,saI .1Tz,tlEtc.ag. lD
cDsr 5r ~. = spared n na SlEz very 7oSt-@
. he utmost Pns-.ole 1sr1Ect.a1- =: may
=. .rCsf=C-.y -zl..st3 : soc ~ y'1r.-.ayI. = -
;lE virtues - has ever exhibited AM - pa
De Il PRO-. lEI-g c-r=s a. zzlsl. .-a-.s l-. '.a
Z-gafsst g E1< ever etF--t--t
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OYSTERS
TOYS, NOTIONS, &c

IsU WND EuovryG on TEE
a * q Apr[- ve VII ocez or s1t1re
sock, rs1rtSes % Ezstez1 eosc
STCSSCS CO,
- Az-xR e. oYp- HcLE-e EoCss-
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Ayers
Cherry PeCtoraI,
= : 3=2s= size T-r:a: All - =
$50 Is Cougr5 Gods, H-cco.
gColg1,6rooer.:s-A5:--
= ara SCrS-TC.o7

An -L- -a= go
discoveries q moi
err ss'-@Ct',a. .Ex AZ
% moc- IA yalE-
. --azkEti "a
tarseE scr-2. r. -
~ or Al tls-a.s.
q III Throat AZ!
Lang. TLsl "a.
d, - W. - 49,
DgJ ;E1s AIT GlGsr
LJG africa EI.s
,LCw- that t1s~
s-r-Etv Ant aefs,.fE.-
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(! you =Ar, ne Eea7.sst Cox STOW :
l1I lZLcLGret!.
Buy TIE CDSSTTTC TON.
Il yC1 want me rl1s- durable CDoS stove
manufactured.
BUY THE CONSTITUTION
= zoo want ne MS C.=a1.y Cook stove
n inClacEUr-,i.
Buy TIE CONSTITUTION
:: VOC EIC- he 49, -l-ra &C ECF y '-e-
T1rpc-eS. -
Buy TIE CONSTITUTION.
Ify0Q Ta1t ne b--St BaE.Ig store ---,c--
.af'cCret!.
Buy TIE CON>TTECT.
u yCE want Zoe n; - EeJ-nm!c:il tooE
S1vs.
Buy TIE CONSTITUTION
IsyCG VA: he 0CLy strictly .-Sr ,!Isz
COCk stove man -EIcEgrE'f.
BY TIE CpS~TTTT TON
Hs2-s,'c-.-a,! 31'v '.
.. LYNN 4 CO.,
I..5 ". = Nlta Sc. W-hasl- :. y. Va
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Piano Fortes
BALTIMORE, ND.

.--H. 's-tEu -2Su'g hIv. b.ssn bss-ry 'T.
P--..r .rc a-aEly TE4gty ysaFx. AMI Gp1a
.E@is -I,ri-s 1,sr A.DCs agfaiaSd sns uapCr.
Gtl.ss'! pre-. e. ErEce, WaJrh Esocoascv.
lEaal GEs't -a--,i - II 81, TOgcH. MORA
AAS-HiP aEG DURABILITY. AL osf
SPARE P-h=Dz have oEs Sss Inupxoyssi
~ EhE>E = ING -sAL-E anI TIA AsnAryE
ENEEf-E- - 2 wgEli cal sssctzI a,fentpoG -
1Gg ltse F8-eaE,1 lZE9Byefssnes IEs CSr.n.t
E1IHa- a.t -tEhr~ s-anas. EIund IN -
gfE~r !.a-r. wa.rG bri4E the Fhao neaFEt
Per a'",.. % '.-l.. Isl. set cen attained
avs.g .a-a s4-.y warranted slx Az
g-grs
- axe IS 4 sEer.aI aEranzg azSnt sns-
1t~'! - .----,s PAIL DRayAN- AMI
NE.JJytDE- x TIE nsr-t csts -r7,s,t ma q
-, 4 lr.--a.H ~ -zta.L a. I0Eyst TArtnry
Cr..'rs. .-.-''g1,srl Ga.IL1g1ss AMI PTa,s
.--'1- prom Er.g .----Fha'i "a Application -
VI iNNkBE a 60.
N .iuaore, Nj
* h1L ~ % rrg4.sfF s-ttalEtasi Szsary
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HARPER & BROS.

SyruPA
* SIS. -LOAr SCGAg psIps
White S1z1 Drips
S" DcA For sa,e ~
0kE NJ An
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THURSDAY. FEBRUARY s, 1872.

QUE city readers will remember that
the contract sent here to be signed by
the Board OF Supervisors, by the terms
of which the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company agreed to enlarge their
shops here in consideration Of being re-
leased from pas, and future taxation for
county purposes, was not considered
satisfactory by the Board aad was not
signed. A new contract was prepared
by the attorneys OF the railroad com
pany and signed by the President of the
Board of Supervisors and forwarded to
Baltimore for approval and signature
there. Since that time nothing has
been heard OF it; the contract has not
been signed on behalf Of the railroad
company; and the time having expired
within which the agreement was to be
concluded the whole arrangement falls
to the ground. The bitter tears that
were shed in relation to this matter by
some OF our citizens who were ANXIOUS
TO hold on to doubtful lawsuit may
now be wiped away.
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Guard Your Health and Life.

How inconsistent is human nature. Men
carry revOlvers TO protect themselves
against ruffians in well-polished citl' s,
where the precautiOn Is unnecessary, often
neglect TO fOrtify their systems against dis
ease in the most unhealthy seasons ihou-
sands OF dyspeptics and otner lnVaiids are
now languishing in sick roonS, or feebly
and IjstlessIy moving through our streets,
who owe their forlorn condition solely To
want of common prudence. Far more in
imiral than the roughS and rowdies,
against whose paSSa0le attacks the
the timid arm themselves, are the morbid
elements that pervade the atmosphere al
this time of the year, and yet although IT Is
an undenied and undeniable fact that Hos
letters Stomach Bitters afford more per-
feet protection against these causes OF dis.
ease, than any weapon OF otiense can afford
against lawleSs violence, the reckless and
inconsiderate continue to brave the danger
with positive safeguard within their reach.
Every day, however, the number OF these
martyrs to their own want OF forecast, d.
FINISHES Each succeeding season demon
straie more clearly the inestimable value
OF the BitterS, both as an antidote Tor The
causes OF disease, and specific for It's con-
sequences. The mia>ma which generates
periodic disorders, rheumatism, liver COM
plaint, irregularlty Ofthe bowels ana other
Dhysjcal disturbances, produces no eject
whatever upon systems toned, strengthen
ed and regulated by this powerful Vegeta-
BILE medicine, dyspepsia, nervous debility,
constipation, intermittent ana remittent
feyers. biliOusntSS, and in fact nearly all
the maladieS which the bitters, II taken In
time, uOuLd prcucnt, are cured by the perSe-
yering use OF the great remedy.
The genuine Bitters sold in bottles only,
and never by the barrel. keS or gallon, as is
represented by some unyrinciple dealers.
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Coughs and Colds.

There are thousands of persons die annu-
ally from consumption and other diseases
of the lungs, who might have been cured
had they attended at first to what they
thought was only "slight cough" or "bad
cold" No one should neglect a cough or
cold, no matter how slight; for an hour.
Hasson's Compound Syrup 0f Tar never Falls
In curing the worst cases or Coughs, Colds,
Hoarsencss, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Group,
Asthma and chronic Catarrhs. 1t is an in
valuable remedy for Whooping Cough in
or ling disease, get a bottle and be cured.
Ask for HdsSon's Compound Syrup Of Tar,
and do not allow yourself TO be put OF
with some inferior preparation on account
Of its cheapness or because II Is represented
IN Won TO be as good as the above. Price 81
THOS. ]. FINNEY.
y. S.-Before buying see that Russell &
lands. proprietors, is on each wrapper.
Of
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WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE-TNE
CONTRACT SIGNED.

In the REGISTER OF the Goth ult., just
ten days before yesterday, one Of our
correspondents made the prediction that
within ten days contract would be
signed for the construction Of the
. Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad
between this city and Toledo. The fol-
lowing dispatch received yesterday
shows that the prophecy has been liter
ally fulfilled;
New YORK, February I, 1872.
Dr. Geo. Baird:
A satisfactory contract for the con-
struction and equipment OF our road has
been signed. JOSEPH BELL.
This lets tx. Y" out handsomely,
and will be received with qualification
Ivy all the friends of railroad TO the
northwest.
The gentlemen having in charge the
interests OF the Wheeling and Lake
Erie project have manifested a degree
of energy and tim in the earlier stages
OF their work that gives good promise
Of its complete success. The signing Of
the contract for its construction and
equipment is an important step, and
one which goes far toward making the
road an accomplished fact.
We have heardit urged by some that
the Wheeling and Lake Erie road was
a purely imaginary affair, because no
actual survey Of the route has been
made and no accurate estimate Of its
cost can he obtained. But there is
really no force in the objection. 1t
don't matter to the company how many
tunnels or fills will have to be made or
what difficulties are to be encountered
in the preparation Of the road bed; if
responsible parties are willing to con-
tract to build and equip the road upon
acceptable terms, making their own
survey and estimates, that is all the
company has to provide for. A certain
sum per mile will be paid, be the cos;
much or little.
We are not yet fully advised as to
the terms Of the contract which has
been signed, as stated in Mr.. BELLS
dispatch to Doctor BAIRD, Chairman Of
the Railroad committee Of the City
Council, but we presume they will be
made public in due time. Meanwhile
our Wheeling and Tuscarawas Valley
friends must bestir themselves to be
ready to contend on equal terms with
the Wheeling and Lake Erie men for
the 100000 subscription which this
city proposes to give.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-08
In Immense Fortune wiIIed TO Pub
Tic Use-The Last Will of Isaac
Rich

In Immense Fortune WiIIed TO Pub.
Tic Use-The Last VIII of Isaac
Rich.
BosroN, Mass January 30.-The will
OF the late Isaac Rich was entered for
probate to-day. Alter numerous private
hcouests, among which is $4,000 to
Rev. JOSEPH Cummings, President Of
Wesleyan University, at Middletown,
Conn, Mr.. Rich directs that all his
estate and property shall finally 60 to
the trustees Of the Boston Wesleyan
University, and be under its manage
ment and direction to promote and
perye.uaie piety and learning; and
IN ,smuch as he hoIe3 the Boston
Theological Seminary will be merge
into the Boston University, he directs
his trustees within three years alter his
decease, in case the Boston University
shall have become possessed Of real
and personal estate 10 the value of
100000, to pay to the trustees o. said
University the sum OF $4,000, in five
years, $4,000, in seven years $4,000,
and at the end OF ten years to convey 10
said trustees all the real, personal and
mixed estate, together with the accu
mutations, for their absolute use and
disposal forever.
In case the Boston University does
not within ten years acquire property
to the value OF 100000, or in case it
abandons its charter before that time,
an undivided half Of the above men,
toned property shall revert 70 the Yves.
leyan University at MIddletown, Conn,
100000 to the town OF Welltleet, the
income OF which is to be used for the
purpose Of education; 500 900 to the
Wesleyan Academy at Wilbraham,
SO, 900 to the Preachers Aid Society
OF the New Epgland Conference, S25,-
600 to the New England Educational
Society, $25, 900 to the Marine Wesleyan
Academy at Read6eld, $4,000 to the
East Maine Academy at Bucksport, ar d
the residue and remainder OF all the
property to the Wesleyan University at
Middletown.
William Clahin OF Newton, William
II. West of Dorchester, and John
Goldsbury of Boston are named as
executors The property under the will
is sworn at 81, 100000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-08
THOSE enterprisipg publishers j. B.

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Lippincott and Company, Of Philadel-
phia, are rendering a real service to the
American reading public by their re-
publication of the best Of the English
Monthly Magazines. We have hereto
fore mentioned their reissue Of GOOD
Words" Goods Words for the Young,
and the Sunday Magazine" each of
which is admirable fn its especial line,
and highly appreciated by its readers
The Messrs Lippincott have also COM
menced the republication Of Anthony
Trollopes, 81. PauEs Magazine,
one of the most deservedly popular
Of the London monthlies. Hawthorne's
last novel, "Septimius." and Jean To-
gelow's charming story, "Off the Skel-
ligs," are commenced in St Paurs and
will be completed during the year, and
the publishers state that a special
feature Of the magaz ne is that no story
is continued from one year to another,
so that a years subscription gives a
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azine has been reduced to 30 cents per
number or $3.50 per year, and agents
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Address J. B. Lippincott & Co., Phila,
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