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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May 1s.-Mrs. Simons, the
woman shot yesterday by her husband is
still alive, though her recovery seems
impossible, the ball having passed entirely
through the upper portion OF the brain.
FIom the marks ofthe bullets in the side
OF the room, 1t appears that Simons fired
three shots at his wife without effect, the
fourth shot ending her miserable exist.
ence. From the broken utterances of the
wounded woman, who partially recovered
consciousness last night, 1t appearsIthat
but few words passed between them. He
asked her If she would forego her pur-
pose Of procuring divorce and continue
to still live with him, and on receiving a
negative answer, he Immediately drew a
pistol and commenced firing at her.
From the testimony adduccd at the Coro.
ners inquest on the body, 1t appears he
has said several times recently that should
his wife secure a divorce she should never
live with another man. II also transpired
that Stmons deserted his wife iour years
ago, leaving her without the means .ol
support for herself and two children, and
that his conduct has been such as to make
1t impossible for her to live with him,
while she has been industrious and bears
an unblemished reputation.
CHICAGO, May 19.-During a terrific
rain storm which passed over Northwest
ern Iowa and Dakota on the night OF the
18th, huge water spout descended to the
earth, striking few miles from White
Swan, Dakota, and covering the ground
for great distance around with water TO
the depth Of from eight to thirty feet.
Fortunately 1t did not strike in the vicini.
ty OF any settlement and no nobody was
injured, but considerable stock was lost.
The Mississippi telegraph line was demol.
ished for great distance and covered
with earth and uprooted trees.
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PITTSBURGH, May 1s.-Raining slowly
since l Pm. Monongahela river So
inches and falling. No arrivals or depar.
lures.
CAIRO, May 1S.-The river has risen Z
inches. 1t rained all day, but is clearing
up tonight. Mercury, G9 degrees.
EVANSVILLE, May 1S.-R Raining nearly
all day. River has risen 4 inches. Wealth
er cooler. Mercury, 59 degrees. Busi.
ness very light.
LOUISVILLE, May 19.-River 9 inches
higher and raising slowly, with 6 feet 3
inches in the canal and 5 feet 3 inches in
the chutcs. Cloudy and warm to-day.
Raining this afternoon and evening.
NASHVILLE, May 19.-The river com.
menced swelling this afternoon, with feet
scant on Harpeth Shoals. The rain dur.
ing the afternoon Is continuing tonight,
CAIRO, May 10.-The river has risen s
inches. Clear and pleasant.
CINCINNATI, May 10.-River 8 feet 0
Inches aud stationary.
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Canada and tho washington Treaty .

OTTAWA, May 1S.-In the House last
night Sir John A. Macdonald said the
4ill to give effect 10 the Washington
Treaty could not go into effect until an
ordcr in the council authorized 1t. The
government could make no pledge in
advance that 1t would not go into opera.
ton before the Alabama Claims were
settled. The government would continue
10 give sufficient protection till the fish.
cries were open to the Americans by law.
The government could give no pledge
that the money compensation 10 be OBJ
tanned from the Americans would be
expended for direct benefit and improve.
ment Of our sea fisheries. : 1t would be
subject to thevote and pleasure OF Par.
lament.
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WASHINGTON


WASHINGTON, May 1S.-Tho President
today signed the deficiency appropriation
bill, an act TO establish and protec the Ma.
tiOnal Cemeteries, and an act authorizing
the Secretary Of War to pay certain Ger.
tifcates issued for tortlfcation purposes in
Lawrence, Kansas.
The President and Mrs. Grant, left
Washington to-day for ElktoD, MARYLAND,
on brief visit 10 Gen. Creswell and
family. They return Monday.
A board to consist Of Surgeons Josiah
Simpson, T. A. McParlin, and Assistant
Surgeon J. A. Fitzgerald, has been order.
ed to assemble at West Point, on the 9th
inst, to examine into the physical quail.
llcations Of the members Of the graduating
class Of tho Military Academy, and caudi.
dates for admission into the Academy.
Tho internal revenue receipts today,
ure $3S00,23S; receipts for tho month,
$83l3,316; for fiscal year TO date, $l13,.
500, 1865.
WASHINGTON, May l0-The nature OF
the report 10 supplemental article is
entirely conjectural. 1t is supposed that
the President will be advised TO negotiate
with the treaty In a less Objectionable
form than as originally submitted by the
Senate.
Ambassador KIDD, with his secretaries,
today, informed the japanese girls that
the palaces belonging 10 the parents Of
three Of them had been consumed by the
recent fire in Yeddo. The story that the
girls were going to Vassar College Is not
true. MIR. Moore has arranged Tor their
education in Washington 4
It Is supposed that the tariff bill will
reach the Senate about Thursday next.
The House will be prepared to adjourn
on the Sd Of June, but the Senates bust.
ness Is not as far advanced as the House,
the Senate having yet to act on the tariff
and other important measures, including
the additional article to the Treaty Of
Washington. The last named, it is sup.
posed, will give rise to severe discussion.
The majority Of the House are not disposed
TO extend the time Of adjournment beyond
June. Should the House return TO the
Senate the resolution to adjourn on the
Goth OF May, it will rest with the Senate
to suggest day other than those agreed
by the two Houses separately. Fourteen
absent members of the House have been
tclegraphed to return to Washington.
The friends Of Greeley and Brown have
established headquarters at the st.
Marie Hotel, and all communications are
to be addressed TO John D. Deirees until
Congressional organization for the cam
paign is perfected.
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Forest Fires.

New YORK, May 1s.-A Scranton tlis,
patch states that the fires on the line oI
the Delaware & LackRwana railroad con.
tinue, covering distance OF over thirty.
five miles In length. The village ol
Tobyhanna has been burned, Several
saw, lumber and bark mills, bridges and
plank. roads have been DESTROYED, besides
thousands OF acres of valuable timber on
the mountains. Travel on the railroad Il
dangerous and difficult, and large mum.
bers OF men are kept employed to prevent
the buring Of the sleepers. The woods arc
also on fire around Carbondale on the
Delaware 4 Hudson railroad, and it Is
feared Carhndale will be burned.
New YoRK, May 19.-A Port Jarvis
special Of the 18th, before the rains, saws
that In Pike county, Pa, the fires arc Gov.
ering territory Of seven miles in extent
sweeping over some of the best land In
that section: Twelve large steam saw
mills have been destroyed and many
dwelling houses. The lumber camps Of
Dodge q Meigs, containing several million
feet OF lumber, are destroyed. The in.
mates narrowly escaped with their lives.
At Wagontorsts, Galatians g. Dawlinp's
settlements nothing is LETT but charred
and smoking ruins. Dozens Of families
were compelled to flee for their lives, and
o quarter Of million dollars will not
pay the losses in this section The lands
Of the Blooming Grass Park Association
have been swept over and large numbers
oi wild game destroyed. In Wayne coun.
ty the fires compelled the suspension of
coal transportation over the Delaware &
Hudson Canal Co.'S railroad leading from
the mines to Honesdale The lumber
villages of Carter and Gould, Pa, have
been almost totally destroyed, only three
houses remaining In the two places.
Sussex county, N. j., Sullivan and Del.
aware counties, N. Y, and Monroe couu-
ty, Pa, are still being swept over by the
forest fires and the losses are estimated up
in the millions
SCRANTON, Pa, May 1O.-The heavy
rains put out the mountain fires in this
section and afforded to vegetation a
greatly needed relief. Over two miles OF
the Pennsylvania Coal Company's rail-
road were destroyed by fire. Dodge &
Co.'S lumber track at Tobyanna was
damaged nearly 100000. Other lumber
dealers lost heavily. Ties, props, rails
and other timber required for mines sup.
plies have largely advanced.
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Methodist General Conference.

NEW York, May 1S.-Thc Methodist
General Conference reassemblcd this
morning, Bishop Ames presiding. A
number Of special committees were an.
nounced, when. the Committee on Epis.
copacy reported that the progress made
by the colored clergymen was very
encouraging, and that there Is nothing in
their race or color which ought TO be bar
to their election to the Eplscopate. The
committee also recommended the institu.
ton Of eight additional bishops. DR..
Alicer, of Baltimore moved to amend by
making the number six. He argued that
it was better to have two places open
rather than burden the church with their
support. The motion to lay the amend
ment on the table was lost-1G0 to 1872.
The motion 10 adopt the report and rcso.
luton was carried.
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FOREIGN.
Loss Of the Steamship TripolI...The
Vessel Ashore on the Irish Coast
s.CFeW and Passengers Saved.

LONDON, May 1s.-The agent of the
Cunard line has received information Of
tho loss OF the steamer Tripoli, from
Liverpool for Boston.
The Tripoli went ashore on South Tus-
liar rock, of Carnsore Point, on the Irish
coast. Her crew and passengers were all
saved, but the vessel will be total loss
Little OF the cargo can be saved.
The Tripoli was an iron vessel, of Q O5s
tons, built at GlasgoM, in 1865, and has
been running on tho Cunard line, between
Boston and Liverpool, and in tie Medi.
terranean trade.
LONDON, May 1S.-A dispatch from
Wexford, Ireland, giving some Of the
particulars 10 tho Cunard steamship.
Tripoli, from Liverpool for Boston, saws:
The accidunt occurred at four a'clock
yesterday morning, when the passengers
we're all asleep. Carnsore Point, OIL which
the steamship went ashore, is the most
southeasterly extremity Of the Irish
mainland, Several sailing vessels which
were in the vicinity took off the passen.
gers, who was subsequently, saved by
other vessels and carried TO Queenstown.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, May 1s.-Tho cortes yester.
day, after an animated discussion, rejected
the resolution introduced censurinp the
government for declaring Navarro, Lerida,
BiscaY and Catalonia in q state OF siege
during the recent movements OF Carlisls
in those provinces. The Whereabouts Of
Don Carlos still remains a mystery, but
that he has escaped from Spain is certain
MADRID, May 10.-The Cortes yester.
nay passed bill providing for bringing
the elective force Of the regular army Of
Spain up to $4,000 men.
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, May 1O.-At a meeting yes.
terday OF the intendents Of the bank, It
was resolved that the Spanish Bank re.
tire portion OF its large bills, and issue
three million or more Of fractional cur
rency.
A commission oftobacconists and man.
ulActurists, was formed at the same time,
for tho purpose Of taking measures to
avoid difficulties between the employers
and wofkmen.
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BOSTON,.

Boston, May 1s.-At the Superior
Criminal Court this morning John J..
Crapan was sentenced to ten years in the
State prison for a iclonous assault on q
little girl.
The Boston Times this morning makes
full, formal retraction and apology
for the libelous attacks upon J. W. Simen-
ton, general agent Of the New York
Associated Press. 1t expresses sincere re-
gret for publishing the article, and re.
quests the papers copying tho attacks to
give equal publicity to the retraction.
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SUMMER RESORT.
.PARKERSBURG MINERAL WELLS.

This popular resort will bc opened Tor the
reception Of visitors on the let OF June, 1874.
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed by
tho citizens Of Wheeling and other places the
past season, tho proprietor hopes TO make the
place still more inviting and attractive the com
ing summer.
The water promises 10 bc abundant and It's
medicinal qualities arc unsurpassed In tho cure
OF all diseases Of tho Stomach and Bowels and In
arrangements OF the Liver and Kidneys.
A commodIous carriage will run daily from tho
Hotels In Parkersburg and COnYeyanccs will be
sent TO meet any boat or train by giving timely
notice.
Terms, $l2 to SI4 per week; children and ser.
wants half price. Librnl arrangements for fam.
lilies by the month. Malls received daily.
For further particulars address,
W. +. PARSHALLA
apsOeodaw Mineral Wells, W. Va.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, May 19.-At The banquet at
Fishmongcr's Hall last night Mr.. George
Gessel, Solicitor General, expressed tho
opinion that the meeting Of the Geneva
Board Of Arbitration, the obstacles to
which, he hoped were in fair way to be
removed, would inaugurate q new era in
the settlement of the disputes between
the two nations.
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MILWAUKEE.

MnwAUKEE, May 1s.-At an informal
gathering Of the Democratic Central Com.
mittee and Democratstrom all portions Of
the State, assembled here 10 attend their
official meeting, the Greeley feeling was
largely predominant. A poll OF the men,
bers showed 10 for Greeley, Q anti. Gree
ley, and 4 non.committal.
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Cheap Mill Property
FOR SALE.

The new Steam Saw Mill at the head OF Wheel.
lnE Island Is offered for sale on Very reasonable
tIns. This MIL is capable Of cutting from 5000
tol9,0CO feet per day, and has the best Log HAr-
boz known, Also 2 acre Lot In tho town OF
HIrtinsierry will be sold separately or In connec-
aon with the Mil. This Lot is situated short
eAlity for Glass Houses or other manufacturing
% ldlnSs. For particulars, enquire on the prem.
IseS, or Of
$, B. WILLIAMS,
Cor Of Walnut and Second sts. Wheeling Island
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RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, VA, May 1s.-Tho State
Conservative Committee issued call for
q Convention at Richmond, ION the eth Of
June next Tho members Of the commit.
tee represent the feeling in the State over.
whelmningly in favor Of Greeley and
Brown.
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For Sale.
NREAT SALE OF PROPERTY, 4.
Known IS the
Wheeling Keg Factory, or
Patent Cooper Shop.

a,tra,sd m the corner Of Water and % streets,
near the KiyER SIDE NAIL WoRKS, Centre Wheel
T1 Henry 0fInnell b Co. will sell within one
wsck f6e Factory BuildinRs, including once,
SubIect 10 lease fnnnlng three Year,, with priv.
ile1s Of buying the land during that time At u
inw rate, The Factory and once cost, as per
invoice bills, $500; the Engine and Boilers,
,nGnuiGctured BY Messrs. Sweeney d Co., very
superior inish, 70 inch cylinder. feet stroke,
cost f9 200; Shiitlngs, Pulleys, &C., cost. 500;
GGs Fixtures, including gAS pipes for dry house,
$50: Betting, S2TS. Also, the machinery tden-
ilaed with he Patent Keg MRnulacture-such
portions OF tAs may be deslrabl ble-al cost Il, ,S3
n. B-The above property is situated In the
most desirable location In this city, for all kinds
Of manufacturing purposes, viz: For Coopers,
manufacturing the old style kcg; for Glass Man
ufAc cturerr; for tho manufacture q Furniture;
and very desirable for Planning MIL, and many
other Kinds OF business requiring power and al
necessary facilities.
The above property will bC sold during the
coming week at gAcRITlcN0 RATES, by honry
(irInuell stopping at the Grant House, or Messrs.
Rogers 9 SQnire6 will be At their otlice and fac.
tOry 70 show any one wishing To purchase.
Terms Of sale made satisfactory. We refer you
TO Mesus. Sweeney d Co., or other good mach.
nlSs, for valuation OF any property and will then
discount 10 all purchasers satisfactory.
myi7 HENRY GRINNELL & CO.
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The lowest barometer will move north.
easterly towards the st. Lawrence Valley;
clear and pleasant weather will continue
over the southern and middle States on
Monday, and extend over New England,
with westerly winds; clear and partly
cloudy weather north aud west Of the
Ohio Valley, with possibly an area Of
light rain over upper the Lakes and Orc
gon. Dangerous winds are not anticipated.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, May 10.-About 1000 per.
sons, it is estimated, went from here to.
pay to attend the Catholic celebration at
Dayton. Special trains ran on the c. Il.
& D. Railroad.
Quite large delegation Of Turner's will
leave here tomorrow for the Louisville
meeting.
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DWELLING HOUSE
FOR SALE.

oaer for Salc the hOuC In which l how're. a.
side situate on John street, few doors Sia
eAN OF Finh. The house Is a substantial 2llt
Mestory brick containing eight rooms, 6c.
siass bath room and kitchen, and finished
Mus, with q good cellar, hot and cold water In
OAMnTooms;; Tho house Is in good order and
Ssty, being but little over square from Tic
FOssoaiec' There 10 also on the premises a good
BRICK STABLE,
.ltnc!cnt for four horses, and a carriage house,
auy one wishinHt 70 purchase can examine the
Premises at any lime.
sOpt25 JNO. r, MCDERMOT.
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SALE OF FOUNDRY FIXTURES

i offer at private sale the Patterns, FIasks and
Fixtures In Union Foundry, belonging to the late
arm OF ". W. Miller & Co.
The purchaser can secure q reasonable lease OF
me Foundry and grounds. Tho building Is IS
leei by % feet, centrally located with good light
which cannot be obstructud, and contains all The
Foundry.
For further particulars Spply on the premises
Il. u. MILLER,
IAnS NnrpivnF
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NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, May 18Th. N. Hal.
brook, Of the Pcdylne, was married this
morning to Miss Eliza J. Portevent,
poetess, well known by tho non de plume
Of Pearl Rivers.
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DESIRABLE QUINCY. IA
GIpPRT pROpRRTY FOR SALE !W

u STREBT FKUFhRTI FUN 5AIh. mr.
! am directed TO sell the property on1h
Quincy street known Rs the ''Sprigg Mansion
House" frontingGO feet on Quincy, and running
an equal width, with Byron street 70 Hampton.
occupied ground is the most desirable for build
ing purposes OF any in the city. II not sold at
private sale by Saturday, 25th inst, II will. on
That day at ten O'Clock A. N be offered 4t public
auction Of the front door Of tho Court House In
the city Of Wheeling. THOS O'BNEN,
myii Teal Estate Agent.
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Tickets to all principal points In the East and
west can be procured at the Union Ticket Once,
IN MLuro House, and at the Station OF Bridge.
port
Err. MYERS,
noV9l General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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ISLAND LOTS FOR SALE

Forty choice Building Lots on Wheeling Is.
lard. PrcO from 800 to 1900 each.
TERAs- -onc.fourth cash, the residue In equal
nsnllments at ono, two and thrcc years, with In.
Issest. JE0. GlLCuuST,
GplO At Top Mil.
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THE TURF.
Lexington Races.

LEXINGTON, KY, May 10.-The races
on Saturday were more largely attended
than any previous day, Notwithstanding
the weather was unpropitious. A heavy
rain having fallen during the night, the
track was very deep in the mud. The
time made was in consequence slow.
Longiellow ran with perfect ease, beating
his opponents in q gallop, the second horse
being at least IS yards behind. The peo.
pie here are perfectly satisfied now that
the iayorite can run upon any sort Of a
track.
SUMMARY.
First race-B. G. Thomas b. t. Aurola,
|, |; McIntyre's &. e., by Norton, 9, 2;
Boards Peggy, 3, dist; Buckncr's ch. 1.
Minnie Lee, dist. Time, 1861 and 1:54t.
Second race-three.quarter Of a mile
dash; Harper's ch. f. Platina, /; McGrath's
John Doe, 2; Grinsted's CHI, f., by War
Dances. Time, les
Third race-threc mile dash; Harper's
Longfellow, /; Reynolds Mettala, 2;
Thomas b. IN. Tallaria, 8; McGrath's Su.
san Ann, 0; Buford's b. /. Hollywood, O.
Time, six minutes and three. quarters OF a
second.
Nashville Races.
NASHVILLE, May 1S.-Last day-first
race, Maxwell House stake for 8 year
olds, two mile heats, subscription $50,
forfeit $95, purse $500; second horse $50,
ten entries, three started. Cloud 2, /, l.,
Flush |, 2, 2, Jennie Mckinney 8, dis
time 3:544, 1856, 1854.
Second race-mile and half dash, rs.
sociated purse 5000. Morlachie1, /, Glen
rose 2, Double Out 8, Quicksand 4-time
2:5O9.
Third race-mile heats for beaten
horses, association purse 5000. Keno /,
2, /, Asteroid. 2, 4, 8, Sam Newton 8, 8, 4,
Graham hcNairy 4, 1,2, Lavergue s,
dis.-time 1855, 1851, 1851.
The rain commenced during the first
race and continued all afternoon. The
track was deep in mud with occasional
pools Of water.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, May 1S.-Hon. Daniel E. Sickles
dined yesterday with Senior Olozaga,
Spanish ambassador to France.
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pOR SALE-WINDOW GLASS
l. W0RKS-The Robinson Window Glass
WOrkS, In North Wheeling, Is offered for sale on
easy terms: These works are In good condition
and ready foS running.
The P. ". 4 Ky. K. r will run along the river
front, making II very convenient for shipments
10 any point west. Title unquestlonable.
Possession given Immediately. Address, S. G.
ROBINSON or W. Y. ROBINSON, rs Main
street, Wheeling, W, Va. amid
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DOR SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE
L piece Of Land, two or three miles this aide
Of MoundsVille, Marshall county consisting OF
Hlx acres OF River Bottom, on which there are
40 Grape Vines well stAked with locust posts q
years beAring), $50 Plum treets, 800 Peach trees,
every variety. l60 Qulnce trees, 1883 Pear trees,
standard aud dwarf. and 30 Cherry trees, all In
thrifty condition. VIII BE- sold on reasonable
mvIO I. IRWIN. Agent.
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COUNTER FOR SALE.

GOOD SECOND HAND COUNTER,
For sale at HUBBARD b DRo's.,
my4 Furniture Rooms, SO and SO Market st.
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Weather Rannrr.
PROBABILITIES.

wAR DEPARTMENT, /
0FFICB or THE CHIEP SIGNAL OFFfrER.
WAsHMGToH, D. G., May l9-7;30P. \.
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10 ACRES FIRST CLASS UPLAND

One eight Of mile from the Ohio river, about
OnehAlf mile from Newport, Washington county,
Ohio. All under fGnce-14 acres IN grAss and
residue iu choice timber.
W. v. HoGE & BRO,
Apl9 Bailey's Block, Market street,
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WHEELING, PITTS'(
Leaves Wheeling at 7,
East bound Trains
baltimore with trains
York and Boston. At
ngton City, for all poin
West bound trains m
columbus for all points
Tickets to all principa
At the Office.
Master Of II
nov9O a
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MONTANA & BEAR DUCK lFOR
IN Roofing Steamboats, and BArges, on hand
=tSS "a ~ 'NA' ~" 'O' ci CHARLES b. BERRY.
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T EMoN $50 BOXES CHOICE
IL Messina. Just received and for sale by
ana BO6LRY a FEREY