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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-11

Posr OFFICE Re alsTER,-We call the
attention Of our readers to new feature
found at the head Of this department Of
our paper this morning. We refer to the
complete postottlce register giving the
hour at which each mail Is due In this
city, and, also the hour at which each
one closes. The figures, we believe, may
be relied on with confidence, as they were
furnished by one connected with the
postal department. They have been
made to correspond with the recent
changes in the time tables on the railroads
running to this city. Business men and
all Others having correspondence through
the mails will appreciate the importance
and convenience Of the Register, and will
find ii valuable for reference, should they
cut II out and post It up where 1t may
always be seen.
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TRkNsgERs or RRAL EsFArp.- During
tie week ending Friday, November 9Th,
the following transfers Of real estate were
left OF the Recorders object
Deed made November /, by r ]. Por-
ter and Mary A. McCully 10 Anna r,
Trull, (Wife ofW. i. TrulD for lot No.
IS, 10 d. lanes addition; $1,000, Ad-
mitted November 2. 80,
Deed made November /, by W. T,
Wayman and vile TO Rachel Altman, Tor
South iorty feet Of lot No. 40 In Grahani's
addition and the west 30 feet Of remain.
der, with life estate In said remainder;
81, 1000! Admitted November Q,
Deed made November 9. by Charles
Pfafenbach and wife TO Henry schmul.
bach, for part Of lot No. 40, Main street,
Filth Ward, Centre Wheeling, 10 feet
front, and lying'3 feet north Of south line
Of lot No. 40; 5000. Admitted Novem.
Der Q.
Deed made November2, by wa. Res.
Ter and wife TO John 7. Heinlein, for
south hall Of lot No. 81 onDiyislon bireet,
Centre Wheeling; $500. Admitted NO!
VemDer y.
Deed made October 80, by Mt. Wood
Cemetery Association, to George W.
Scroggins, for the half Of lot No. so In
Section e; SIS. Admitted November 2.
Deed made November l, by Mt. Wood
Cemetery Association TO D. Uselton, for
lot No. SO in Section F. $50. Admitted
November 9. yTtN / l.I.
Deed made September 1, 1871, by Mer.
chants and echanics' Bank to A6dallah
s. Nelson, Tor lot No. 81 in J. s. C.
Ritchie's addition, SO feet front on west
side Of Fifth street; $1,000. Admitted
November 8.
Deed made October 12, 1871, by A.
Bedillon to 8. G. McCracken Tor 20 acres,
3roods and 81 perches Of land; $99O1 81.
Admitted November 0.
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DEATH FROM A GLANDERED HoRsE.-
4 sAader horse belonging to Roswell O.
11ti.aef, o. Steuben; N. Y; In blowing from
us nostrils discharged q portion Of the
H USS mucus, drop Of which entered
T i ~ MI. Miners eyes. He immediate.
Y wiped II out, as he supposed, but with
,Ur 0m hours his eye was much
i %Ti.Ie9, attended with great pain. Med.
U MnMu was procured, and his case pro.
s aVu aa hopeless, The virus matter had
ST,Petmeated his system that his recovery
,r n.y. pronounced impossible. His flesh
% N,au purple, and was thoroughly i'm.
HtSaated with the poison. He fingered
my ssUny about twenty days, and died a
C C,.! TMretched death. His friends were
VIM Sd to bury him Immediately, and
~S IN ulm the entire bed and bedding on
SS S,Sa ne had lain, Instances of human
sSs \. rom contact with glandered horses
~ ~ y y no means uncommon, and the own.
Ns1,os slandercd horses should be com.
Gs' sS " law, under heavy penalties, 70
sfy Of ~, IHe@ mimi, Immediately upon the discov
h, " me disease. The late JamesC, VIII.
Is,ir ole OF the heaviest planters In Mis-.
ma app IN 1885, lost sevenly-six horses
co INV uauISs with this fell disease, and was
be-. aiS to burn his plantation ala,
and s saleh had cost $s000.-7Nrf Fed
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POLICE CouRT.-The following cases
were disposed Of in the Police Court,
Saturday morning: John Turton, drunk,
one dollar and costs; George Ferguson,
selling beef outside the market house In
less quantity than the ordinance permits
(he having no liccnsc) five dollars and
costs; Charles Thrashcr, disorderly, five
dollars and costs.
The case of John Fricker, charged
with disorderly conduct, was continued
until this morning, to enable him to have
some witnesses summoned.
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AUruMSAL AIRS.

,..,.. are I.lllpg. though coal Z not, -. "a,
DN ,S nnnnkinS are yellow, aud maids arc plue
A eSpS Gbd apples begin 70 rot;
Fg TssSsI many liver conges!sd' too'
,..,.,,V late on the cabbage Leaf.
Ths III I'D, red beet GoEeAkes me ground,
AI W. WinderingS groW more DtleL,
IsG lever IOAier' are iOaang a'ouhe
LAW ,lVals the tuFnlp fair;
Tbse ',s. new delight In the tender steak;
I ns 81 nunchInR the chestnut rare
AZ Sst ~ ono thought Of tho stomach ache.
NJ The cattle shaNS 10 seon
TS ~ ,sSnstef SQUASH 70 tho COW ID FED;
,Ia.s,SInS : SbroWn that oneewae green,
kI EIsssDt tomatoes, and thSy aresod.S
nj. A,ov,y citizen hates TO rise;
Ta 1n. S''h NAV DO cold, butBo ID the air;
81! MAVEN 10 slumbef, for now the hles
~ t,s s M adectionate and more rare.
.ov whois the buaies. man We scot
Aa STf Xxx Iss Doctor, dAshlng BY Ii his chAile;
a ssiI may he hurry you willAEree,
A1 Far Il IIn't SVety patient that pays. 81
.r,,, ,,s r.rc seasou-so breezy and bright,
~ dII,es, and even The GqnAahss are gay, :.
n. ~ .SSSSiSS' JepTet The cold StAiRhs
oI I'M want % deueedly eOlGey dAy.
, ,,,,A,,inc shtytt inspires tho doubt Ns
AwSst6.T Indian 40 mmGrMilb come this year;
NJ, ~ warmth can DO felt when yot don't 60 ont,
AID lie haze may DO seen through . glass Of
kAap - FEN fHEEHI.g7.
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MILITARY PARADE-Company G,
one OF the new military organizations in
this city, was out on parade, Saturday Of.
ternoOn. The members in their neat,
bright uniforms presented quite ahand'
some appearance, and marched well, we
thought, considering the brief period
they have been drilling. Capt. Trlmble
Geo. O) understands his business, and
he has under him a corps Of promising
subordinate officers.
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It's tho easiest thing in the world 10
lose the blessing Of health, but when lost
II Is mot so easy to regain 1t. The popu-
lar idea Of fifty years ago thata tremen-
dous securing Of the bowels was an e.
sentiAl element Of cure in almost all dis
eases has fortunately for mankind been
pretty effectually explored. The intro
duction Of Hostetter's Stomach Bltters,
nearly q quarter Of a century ago, may be
said to have given the coup do grace 10
drastic purgation. The world has learned
nom the beneficial effects produced BY
that admirable preparation, that one med.
lcine may embrace the three properties, a
laxative, and an alternative; that the three
curative processes Of IMMIGRATION, purih-
cation and regulation may be comprised
at the same time by tho operation Of 0
single agreeable remedy. There are
sound, philosophical reasons for tho re-
markahle improvement which the Bitters
occasion In the condition Of o deranged
and enfeehled system. This pure combin.
alton OF vegetable Juices not only strength.
ems the stomach, stimulates the appetite
and braces the nerves, but also imparts
tone and vigor to the secretory organs-as
the skin, the liver, and the kidneys;-and
If the blood has become too thin and wat.
cry 10 nourish the body property, enrich
es and vitallzes that "raw material" ofall
the solid portions Of the frame. At this
period Of the year, when intermittent ie-
verS, bilious disorders, stomach COM
plants, and dysentcric and diarrhGic all
ments ore always more or less rlIe, occa.
sional doses Of the Bltters will be found
the best safeguard against the atmos-
pheric conditions which generate them.
An accession Of general vigor Is necessary
to enable the system to resist the NOR
bic influence Of the malarious vapors
which rise from the Garth at this season,
and Of all the known invigorants, Hostel
ter's Bitters Is the safest and the most pc.
tent. eod&w
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New FAIL AND WINTER Goops.-C.
Hess, corner Of Main and Quincy streets,
has just received the most complete and
choice line Of Foreign and Domestic Gas.
simereS, Scotch Chevlots, English and
French DlsgouAlS, Cloths Of all shades.
VestingS, Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
&C., that can be found in the city. Also
q large stock Of German and Fancy
Wooden Knitted Jackets. Ho does all
work in the best style and guarantees fits.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York NJ oney and stock Market.

New York Money and Stock Market.
New YORK, November 0.-Go1D-
Very strong all day at 1l9sa11St, sold up
10 11Ss, and closed firm at 1l8sa113t.
Loans were from to 0 per cent for car
ryipg Clearings, $s6,OOOOOO. Exports
ofspecie for the week, $3.50 ,Os5. The
Assistant Treasurer paid out $473,000 on
account Of interest and $4,000 for re-
demption Of $50 bonds.
MoNEY--Easy at 4a7 per cent, and
closed at 8 per cent.
BANK STATEMENT-The weekly bank
statement was untavorable. The total
reserve has fallen of 81 $4,000, caused by
large loss in legal tenders. The net re-
serve Of the banks is now reduced TO
$30SO,775.
STERLING ExCHANGE-10Sf.
GovERNMENTs-Steady with bid prices
Oft eos Of May and November at / per
cent lower on the second call. Prices back
to last nights quotations, and the market
closed firm and strong,
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DBcHAReED.-Wm. Clarke, convicted
atthe November (1S7l) term Of the Cir.
cult Court Of Hardy county, of obtaining
goods under false pretences, and sentenc.
ed to the penitcntiary for ono year, was
discharged from that institution last Sat.
urdsy, his term having expired.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, November 0.-Flour-Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Demand active
and prices advanced, closed quiet; No. l
spring 81 Il; No. Q do 81 90; No, 3 do 95c;
rejected S3ic. Corn-Demand lair and
prices advanced; No. 3 mixed 81 ia31 Ec.
Provisions - Demand fair and market
firm Mess Pork-$l5 for old $l4 for
new, LRrd-7Rasic, Green Meats
Steady; hams Stasic; shoulders 3ia4c;
short rib middles 6ta8tc; dry sailed, dull
but unchanged. Whisky-sales at sole.
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WATCH P REsENTATIoN.-There was a
grand social ball at Turner Hall. Friday
evening, and during lull in the festivi.
ties an elegant gold watch and chain
were presented to ]. W. Watt, a resident
in the Eighth Ward. Capt. VIM. Shan.
ley made the presentation speech, to
which E. G. Cracratt, ESQ, responded.
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WILL PRoBATED AND ExEouTR1x
QUALIEIED.-on the 9th inst, the will Of
Miss Frances R. Thompson, deceased,
late OF Tuscarawas county, o., was pro.
bated in the. Recorders office of this
county, and Miss Frances A. Thompson
qualified as executrix-bond $1,000.
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cLoAKs..--Just opened
this morning, another lot Of
Fine cIoaks il Velvet and
Beaver Cloth. Ladies' are
particularly invited to call.
HENRY BRUES.
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MATRIMoNIAI.-only three marriage
licenses were issued from the Recorders
office Of this county, during the week
ending Friday evening, 9Th inst.-a great
falling of from the number issued the
week Immediately preceding.
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LADIES, for Closks, go to Henry Brues'

AGENTS Observation-Disclosures Is called
to an advertisement with the caption
"Agents Wanted" The article mentioned
Is an indispensable one, and great induce.
ments will BIO offered the right kind Of
man to engage in Its sale. See advertise.
ment.
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THE EPIzooTtC.-We heard the opinion
expressed last evening that the horse dis.
esse, which is prevailing almost all over
the country, had reached this city. Two
horses in North Wheeling are believed to
be suffering from the disease. We trust
our informant may be mistaken, but il
seems hardly probable that horses here
should eacape while those In cities all
about Us should be scourged.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-Saturdsy in the Cir.
cult Court, webelieVe, has come to what
1t Is in Congress when in session, a sort oil
field day" on which the regular order
OF business Is not strictly followed. Moth.
ing Of any general interest was done last
Saturday.
Adjourned until 0 o'clock this morning.
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ADMINISTRATOR WITH THE WILL An
NExED.-On the sth inst, Joseph W. Nor
gan was appointed Administrator with
the will annexed) of the estate Of Abram
McMorgan, deceased-bond, $1,000. The
will Of said decedent was prObsted on the
25th uIt.
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No PERSON should complain Of Lame
Back, Neuralgia, or even suffer any pain
when they can obtain that popular medl.
cine, Pain Cure OH. Those that use It
cannot help recommending 1t TO their
suffering friends. Sold by all druggists.
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BOARD oE SUPERv1soRs.-The Board
oil Supervisors will meet this morning to
certify the returns OF the recent election,
and transact such other business as may
come before it. Hour Of meeting-10
O'Clock.
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Toledo nrnrI,nt.

TOLEDO, November o.-Flour-Qulet
and unchanged. Wheat-Quiet; No. Q
white Wabash 81 n; No. 2 white Atichi-
gan 81 ~; amber Michigan 81 43t; seller
December 81 "A; No. 1 red 81 53f. Corn
"A shade better; high mixed 41ta42c;
new 4eG low mixed 40ta41c; new 39bc.
Oa,s-No. |, 34ci No. ., 2sta20c.
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Travelers' Register.
DEPARTURE or TRAINS.
New Adverti.emcn,,

Geography West Virginia,
Night School.
Royal Arch Masons.
Dissolution.
Buckwheat Flour.
Choice Sugar Syrups.
Star Candles.
Lard Oil.
Splint Seat Rockers.
Agents Wanted.
Steamer Andes.
Wanted-Tinner.
Ladies' Watches-oxt & Duffleld.
List Of Letters.
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"sECuRE THE SHADOW ERE THE SUE.
STANCE FADE"-Now Is a good time to
secure your SHADOW" The best place
is, unquestionably, the Partridge Gallery,
III Main Street.
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We have the pleasure OF informing the
ladies that Geo. R. Taylor s. Co. will be
ready this morning to exhibit the hand.
soonest stock Of New York and Berlin
Cloaks ever offered in this city. Call and
app
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U1NIH OVNDS-DuII Uuu DV00Qy Nv
about yesterdays prices.
sTOCKs-Market heavy and dull with
lower prices during the day. In the az
temoOn the market was heavy and very
irregular with decline Of I to II per
cent at the final close. The decline Of
Cleveland, Columbus & Indiana Central
was based on report thas the pool had
been disbanded. Northwestern common
and Western Union are exceptionally
steady. The balance Of the business was
larger in the leading speciaIities, but dull.
ness IS a feature Of the general list.
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LIOur AND sHADE-All the "summer
Styles" photographed on short notice, at
tho Partridge Gallery,
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oHEAP GooDa-A large stock Of wo.
mems Misses and ChildrenS' Shoes Is
per cent cheaper than formerly at L. v.
RlOnd's
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LADIES fine black and colored cloth
Cloaks, in the latest Winter styles, will
DO opened this (Monday) morning by Geo.
r. Taylor s. Co.
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APPOINTED ADM1NIsTRAToR.--Last
Wednesday, 9th inst, Joseph Schooner
was appointed administrator OF the estate
Of Anthony Kramer, deceased. bond $500.
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NOrdCr to reduce my present stock of
Boots and Shoes will sell them regard
less Of cost from this date. L. Y. Blond.
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CONSPIRACY INVESTIGATION. = Our
readers remember the run on the German
Bank in this city, several weeks since and
that few days afterwards, Mrs. Augusta
Miller and John E. Wilke were arrested
for conspiring to injure the credit and
break down said institution. A day was
fixed for the examination, but 1t was not
held on account Of the absence Of wit
nesses. Yesterday was then designated
for hearing the testimony, and according.
ly the parties appeared before Judge
Johnston. Both accusers and accused had
counsel present, and a thorough investi-
CATION was had. The examination re.
suited in the discharge Of Mrs. Miller and
Mr.. Wilke-the prosecution having utter.
ly failed to make out q case against them.
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SEVERELY CuT.-Saturday afternoon a
man named Charles Myers, living in the
Eighth Ward, met with an accident
which came near resulting fatally. Mr..
N. was cutting sausage meat with q large
rocker cutter, weighing about four humid
red pounds. Having turned It up to clean
the knives, the cutter slipped and in fall
ing struck him on the forehead, LEFT arm,
and breast, Frightful gashes were cut in
the parts mentioned. Two physicians
were called in, and after considerable DIFF.
fiCulty succeeded in stopping:tho flow Of
blood, and sewed up the wounds. Had
the knives struck Mr.. Ms head fairly,
his skull would have been cloven in
twain, An important artery in the arm
was barely missed. His escape from
death was an exceedingly narrow one.
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GREATEST bargains in Furs ever offer
ed in Wheeling Is at Henry Jacobs, 1O|
Main street.
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A SPECIAL inducement on the follow
ing Organs is offered to close out the lot
at sheib's Music Store, in order 10 make
room for new styles of the same instru.
ments, These organs ore offered at dis.
count of thirty per cent, for cash, from
annexed prices, and are withdrawn from
sale on the renting plan: er.
9 Eureka No. I Organs. .......,......sI $40 each.
Eureka Nos having Sub.
baeS and Octave Coupler. ........... 1870
l style A Eureka Organ. ..,........... 100
No credit will be given on the above
offer.
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LARGE stock Of new ClOaks at Henri,
Brues'. n..
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FoR fine Cloaks, Henry Brues is the
place. ...-.-
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GREATEST BAReANs-Ever offered in
this city in Scotch suitiugs and Mohair
Mixtures. TocloSe out the above goods,
we will sell them at cost Tor cash, and
guarantee them made superior in style,
workmanship and excellence to any house
In the city. We ask tho gentlemen to
call and give us q trial. j
1T. LAKN & Co.,
No. 81 Monroe street.
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Steamboats,.

FoR CINCINNATI ~h
The llne light drAusht passenger -
ANDES, "......... CHAs. MuuLHMAN, Com'dr,
EDWAlD MuHLlAAN, Clerk,
WIN leave for tho above ON Tuesday, November
II, 1917, promptly Of o'clock r. 4.
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
novl1 o. Il. BOOTH q co., Agents.
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Go AND see the new style of Cloaks a
Henry Brues'.
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The best selection of Cloaks in the city
can be found at Henry Brues'.
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EXTRAORDINARY bargains In white and
gray Blankets at Henry Jacobs.
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HENRY BRUEs sells fine Cloaks IS pc.
cent less than any house in the city.
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IFyou want to be suited in a fine Cloak
go to HenryIBrues'.
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Transportation.

MAI =
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL BE
4 run BY the following schedule on and AflSr
ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
hAsT.LnAVE8 wBsF-LHAVEB
Wheeling daily Wheeling daily
At'''..:.....eS1A.m m. At.".......ll:3S &. N.
haIynA AT ARRIVES Ar
SamoGrAnd.. Is5S p. m. Columbus. e. .&45 p. m.
R ~ .'.S2O p. m. sandusky .il:26 p. N.
Washington, CincIunGu. 90,
Philadelphia. 20 2 = m 81 a'iIa SSsis.
New York.....6:4 q. m.
FAST LINE.
.,,,, EA9T-LGAvEs wEsT-LEAvEs
at''...s. ea p. m % ae's a. .E4o A. m.
ARRIVES At ARRIVES AT
CumDeflAnd .El0 0. N. Columbus, $40 p. m.
SM1iumore 'l"Os p. N. sandusky;. Gas p. m.
Warrington, ClncinnGu...,
D. Cr:......l:b0 D. m. Chicago. 49,.
thuAdelphlA .6'D p. m. st. Louis.
New York. 10 q. m Sundays excepted.
'sundSys excepted.
NAIL TRAIN.
u-, E1sT-LI4vEs wEsr-LEAvEs
'Wheeling daily wheeling daily
at.........ll:C6 p. m. At,.........E0OA q. N.
AnMyEs At ARRIVES AT
Sum0eflAnd IBID n. Columbus. 90. .s:25 4. N.
Baltimore. ...EOS p m. sandusLy.. $40 ,. m.
washington, Cincinnati.
y: C,.::". G6 p. m. Chicago. -. =.
thladelphiA ll:3O p. m. St Louls....
New York. -, $40 q, m. Sundays excepted,
'saturdaEu:e1cepted.
ACCOMMODATION.
-, EAsT-LIkvEs wEsT-LEAvEa
wheeling daily wheeling daily
N..........1l:l6a 0. m at.... -. ..4:06 p. m.
ARRIVES At ARRIVES At
..9;65 p N. Columbus. :, lilo D. m.
Sundays excepted. Cincinnati. ...
Chicago......
st. Louis. .....
Sundays excepted.
WHEELING, PlTTS'G 4 BAIT. DIVISION,
EAST-LEAvE5 WEsr-LAAYEa
wheeling daily sWAShinRton, n
At..;....;.s. 6:4O q. m. Pa daily at.640 4. N.
wheeling daily Warrington,
~. .;..,..,.,3:9S p. m. Pa, daily $40 p. m.
'SundAys excepted. 'sundays excepted,
East bound Trains make connecttona NJ
Baltimore with trainS for PhiladelphIG, New
York and Boston. At Relay House, via WSsh.
tnRton City, for all points South,
West bound trains make direct connection At
Columbus for all points West and Northwest.
Tickets TO Allpfincipal points can bU procured
OF the office. THOS. r, SHARP,
Asst Master Of Transportation,
X: y. DEVRlES, Gen'l Agent, Wheeling.
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Educational.
NV EST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

Established BY Congress; adopted by the State;
aided by tho hencvolence OF individuals, socie-
ties, and other institutions.
Five Departments OF Iustzuc tlon-Literary,
Scientific, Agricultural, Military and Engineer.
Ing. Also thoroughly organized Preparatory
Department.
In charge OF large Faculty OF accomplished
scholars and successful educators.
FALL. TERN begins September 4th. WINTER,
December 4th. SPRING, March 24th.
COMMENCEMENT, June 10, 1873.
Total expenses from $50 10 $3.50 per year. Less
to those boarding In clubs.
Send for Catalogue, containing full particu-
lars, to
ALEX, MARTIN, President.
MoRoANTowN, W. Va /, July 10, 1871. Iy29
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gHKNRY JACOBS is selling the incest &c
cent Alpacas In the city.
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suELyrSe and counters for sale cheap
at L. V. Blends Shoe Store.