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Not person in hundr believes T9tl be tests ,ca.,
purcLe that NfCOL Co.. O6 BroadEsT. sell Decorated
Dinner Sets ISL pieces $50; China Dinner Plates for 81 Is
dozen Glass obet doten Plated Ice 81 esch nt
banded Dinner Knives % per dozen yes az actual s ana
the demand
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ENTHUSIASTIC REFORM MEETING AT PORT
JERYIS.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l


PoRT JERvIs, n. Y, June 5.-Ihe campaign
for Greeley and Brown opened in this Town. TINS
evenipg by rousIng and enthusiastic meeting al Ora
hams Hall. The announcement that Theodore I1ton
WAS 70 address the meeting excited great interest," ana
long before the hour of meeting tho audience began 10
assemble. Representatives from all parties were out
and the audience was chiefly notable for its superior In
teligence The old campaign flag which dld duty ior
Grant and Cofax four years ago was to-day unfuredo
Greeley and Brown, and bids fair to lead to
as successfl result The meeting was called 10 oruer
by C. st. John, jr, when the following officers were
unanimously elected; President, Dr. Sol. Van Elteni !
Vice Presidents DR.. John Conkiing, Thomas Holt
Beni. ID. Conkling, Henry butcher, George t.
Cook g. A. ]. Conkling, Joseph Weed, H. Craw-
ford f. W. StOwell, Peter Wells, W. NJ. Gazeley, Dr.
c. NJ Lawrence Ben. Thomas Ed. A. Brown L. T. Mas
terson Ed Van Eten, Nelson Birdsall, f. r. Bode, H. o.
Rose, NJ. D. Graham, w. G.. Mitchell, N. b.
Mondon Daniel g. Vance; Secretaries, Geo. schoonoyer,
James Bennett, L. NJ. Towland, James McDougall, W..
r. Doty Tho names are notable as being among the
best in town, and are, with three exceptions all active
Republicans of the working kind. 1t might have been
doubled trebled If it had been thought necessary
as an undoubted majority Of the Republican
party are with this mo'enion" "nho
the Democracy are almost unit for Greeley and Brown
Mr. Tiltor made ono of the most brilliant and effective
oratons ever listened TO in this place one that carried
conviction with It, elicing the most hearty applause
At the close Of Mr. Tton's speech Mr. Grinnel Burt OF
Warwick Orange Co., called out and addressed the
audience who seemed 10th TO depart After this auspi-
cious openng OF tho campaign you may count on THIS
end of Orange County coming up to work in earnest
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Smallpox, Fcyers, and skin Diseases, prevestsd bj
LAMPLOUaHs PYRKrE SALINE. Ytahng and nysortg s sLe
their aud peveaLO Sol" by chemists Asi
the maker, Il. LANPLOUGH, llJ liolbom hii4 london
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MfRR[En

Honest Druggists sell the genuine Reune's mngtc on.
Beware Of spurious imitltOnsl Bay tue gcnanel
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Hats-wARNOcx Co.'S Silver Peer Cashmere Hat only r
Dollars genemsBs hat in qus, STYLE and bHh SS Brosdssf
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NORTH CAROLINA,
GENERAL PRESS pIsPATCHl

CONGRESS HOMINATIoN-A COALITION POLICY
ADyOCATED-SENTIMENTF FOR GREELEY AND
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tNOr) Luiyssen Newport Eag Nsy 10 s t.l
spoken j. lat ~ g. n 81 - By POtbos Abtsh,s
Legget, No. l.
SAILED.
Steamships Cubs aud Nevad for Liverpool Metropolis foe Dermist
Huntsvile for Sayssnsh; Georgia, for Cbarlesion.
WIhD-sun1oWn iresb N. n. r.. thick and raining.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
eAyaNNAB Ca June 3-Auiyed schr. Mar Van Cler fg~
Richmond = r. l NewYokj Br bark Fe0ns. hOm Charles.
ton. Sailed, steamship Leo, for New-YoTk,
FOREIGN PORTS.
LvEsPooL Jane A-flo Allan Line steamship North Ameneas
Miller, Baltimore arrived here iodaY.
HAyASA June 5le steamship Moro Castle, from New fodt.
arrived ths morning. alsO, steamship Virgo from hewforf
DISASTERS.
RocKPORr Mass June 5The schr VIM IT, Denb from fblsic
pb loaded with coal wenl ashore the Bsks,ter hs
evening The saved with gfes, dhsly
by the hfeboa.
H. Jane 5The scb Fanny Pern % aai from kes
Booh with e0ur and ashore Oroos
Point Rye Beach, ts moing' aud vas toi wrecked An
hands slyei.
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DIED.

Al Notice, Of Marriages nust Be indOrssd nth fan
Hame and address.
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Corpeis Hartford John Sroup Dos'0B
A IealO8. Providence. war Steei Boston
Estele Providence. " Willms, Boston
W p Pbllipe Proviieare. ~ 4 n Kellr. Bss'os.
L. S Barnes Pr1vifsa-r. Wave Crest, BOsoi.
r. j. Staples Providence. Elrs. Bridgeport
J.. Reed, Providence 1rlde Wind, kS.sianj
G. Over Pr4nkf,rf Helen, New, Bsriiod.
T. Leach Rookaal. ~. b. Sntb RockisBd
n. Ca,tod Rocklani Clara Jane. Rookpari.
Mary Susan EOckani hary hebl0n, fsi River
Ben BOr and. IOy Island Sal'e Burt0l stamford
Tennessee. FOK Islsni. >. T. Wines. hsrsob.
X. L. Kenney, 1honas,on Nsusci Orleans
Pars I+is Psi, New -Lotdon.
". Killer, Nantucket Bisbel Hall R0ckIsnd
W. MouOu. Portland II. whitney, Brooksrilis
Mary LAngdon Rockand Abb,e B Wusnl. Bangor
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ST. LOUIS.
The SsenEerfesf.

ST. LOUIS, June 1.-THE second
grand concert Of the National Sengerfest
was packed tonight with An audience
of 10000, and around the exterior OF
the building were 5000 besides. Mrs.
Edmund Dexter, Of Cincinnati, sang the
soprano solos with encoring and enthu>
siastic effect. Mr.. Osburn, Of St. Louis,
also sang a solo with great effect.
The choir consisted Of 1900 male
voices and the orchestra Of $50
musicians. Probably the concert will
be continued until next Wednesday,
because of the immense patronage.
There have been no accidents or loss
OF property, owing to the vigilant ar.
rangements OF Chief McDonough and
his force. The societies excursionized
to the suburbs, to-day, and are holding
a reception, banquet and serenade to-
night. Tomorrow night there will be
agrand torchIight procession. One hun.
dred thousand strangers visited this
city this week. The weather is plea
SAINT II is thought that the next Sem
gertest will be held at Cleveland, Ohio.
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diately steamed fast in the direction she
was last seen in; after running sufi-
cient time to get to her last position, |
could see nothing Of her or of light.
The night being very dark, and from
my instructions thinking she might
make her way to the southwark, stood
in that direction until A. N. this
morning, and then to the west, and see
ing nothing of steamer | returned to
this port.
The Fannie was about seventy-five
miles southeast of Cape Henry and
thirty.fve miles from the nearest land
when she was lost sight Of.
The weather Reports.
The signal service weather reports,
which were only intended originally for
the benefit Of commerce, have proved
successful to the agricultural interests
of the country. Also, Congress has
authorized the War Department to ex-
tend the working of the system so as to
provide especially for these interests by
the collection OF reports from various
points in the interior.
Important 70 Tobacco Dealers.
The Commissioner of patents will to-
morrow promulgate his decision in an
important trade mark case, involving
the right to use the words Durham
smoking tobacco as a trade mark.
The case has been pending several
months before the Patent Office, and is
expected with much interest by all the
tobacco dealers in the country, and the
legal profession who turn their attention
to trade mark cases. The last para.
graph after the decision contains its
substance, and reads thus: "If the case
was a proper one for judgment of pri.
ority, It should unhe'itatingly give it to
Mr.. Armstead, but its not being such
q case the words Durham smoking
tobacco cannot constitute legal trade
mark and therefore cannot be regis
tered. There is nothing registrable in
either Blackwell's or Armstesd's labels
and the office blundered when it gave
a certificate of registration to Mr.. Black.
we'll"
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Arrival OF Colonel Stanley At Zan.
zibar.
LONDON, June l4.-A Bombay dis
patch received here states that informa.
ton has been received in that city an
nouncing the arrival Of Colonel Stanley,
the American correspondent, at Zanzi-
bar, Africa, on his return from the inte-
rior of that country. Colonel Stanley
reports that he lett DR.. Livingstone in
good health.
Proposition 20 Adjourn the Arbit ra.
ton at Geneva.
A Genevs dispatch states that it is
believed that upon the assembling of the
Arbitration tribunal in that city to-
morrow, Saturday. Count Lilopis, the
arbitrator from Italy and President Of
the Conference. will propose an adjourn.
ment of the arbitration.
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INDIANAPOLIS.
A Fatal ARRAY.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June IA fam
ilv feud between the McCastin and Al,
bridge families, living five miles west Of
this city, resulted in fatal affray this
morning. Henry Albridge was driving
to town with his horses. when he was
attacked by Henter McCastin, boy
eighteen years of age; his brother
Frank and q boy nsmed Isaac Nc
Creary. In the affray Hunter McCas.
tin drew a pistol and shot Albridge in
the abdomen, inflictiug fatal wound.
The horses then ran away with the
wounded man, and his assailants es.
caped.
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DENMARK.
ODentng OF the Great North Euro.
pean Industrial Exposition.

ODentng OF the Great North Euro
pean Industrial Exposition.
COPENHAGEN, JuLa l4.-His Majesty
King Christian, OF Denmark, opened
the great North European Industrial
Exposition, in this city, yesterday. The
Royal family, Cabinet, and officers Of
the Court, were present. The exposi.
ton is to be the finest ever held in this
country. Besides those of national
manufacture, it contains large display
of goods Of every description, contribu.
ted by the nations Of Northern Europe.
The Inauguration ceremonies COM
menced yesterday, and were largely at
tended, being Of most brilliant char
acter.
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HELD TO KEEP THE PEACE.-Iester-
day morning as George Spinler was
passing from one portion Of the Cres
cent mill, where he works, to another
he was struck with a piece Of stone OF
pig iron. Thinking it had been thrown
at him by Evan Davis, fellow work
man, who charged Spinler with being
the canse of his arrest on charge Of
wife whipping, the latter turned and
enquired of Davis if he threw the mis
sle. On receiving an affirmative an
swer he struck Davis and in a very
short time they had a lively fight
Both the combatants were arrested and
taken before Squire Launder, who held
them in the sum of $50 each to he Of
good behavior for one year.
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The Weather and River.

CINCINNATI, June l4.-River rising
with II feet in the channel. Weather
clear and pleasant. Arrived-Rock
Island, from St. Louis; Minneola, from
Memphis; Andes, from Wheeling
Departed-Andes, for Wheeling.
PITTSBURGH, June l4.-River sta
tionary with 5 feet two inches in the
channel. Weather cloudy and cool.
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Invitation Extended.


Sad Aocident-Eleven Men Buried
Beneath . Furnace SIX Men
Killed.
PHILADELPHIA, June IA sad &C
cideut occurred yesterday at J. B.
Moorehead Il Co.'S iron foundry at
Conshocken. About thirty men were
engaged in the construction Of fur.
mace, when, about two o'clock, the
furnace fell. the fall occurring Sd sud
denly that the men had no time to
escape. Eleven men were crushe ed
beneath the immense weight OF bricks,
iron and wood Five men we're killed
outright and two seriously injured.
One Of the latter died this morning.
All the men belonged to Moristown
and leave families.
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Crangle; also to receive from Henry
Warfeld Il Co. or Fisher & Sons tht
coupons redeemed by them.
Resolued, That the Mayor of the cit.
be instructed to draw a proper instru
ment revoking any power Of attorney
or other instrument in writing that ma,
have been heretofore made. or attempt
ed to be made, for or on behalf Of th'
city OF Wheeling, in relation to a trans
fer of its stock in the Baltimore ant
Ohio Railroad Company, unless Henry
NJ. Warfeld & Co., or some one fo
them, comply strictly with the terms o
a supposed contract, dated the 7th da!
Of March, 1869, between the said War
field Il Co. and the city of Wheeling.
The first resolution was amended b!
inserting the following after the wordl
Robert Crangle: ITO ascertain wha
coupons. and the numbers thereof, i
any, held by aaid Wartield Il Co. anC
Fisher 4 Sons.
The following was offered by Mr.
Wilson, "a q substitute for the seconc
resolution, which was adopted:
Rssolvcd, That the Mayor be, and is
hereby ordered and directed to execute,
in the name and on behalf of the city
sealed with it's seal, q proper instru'
ment, or instruments, in writing, revok
ing and annulling any and all supposed
or alleged power Of attorney, or other
instrument or writing, Gf any such
there be, heretofore attempted to have
been made on behalf of the city, to any
person or persons, in relation to the
transfer Of stock belonging to the city,
in the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
Mr.. Shallcross offered the following
resolution, which was adopted:
Resolced, That the Mayor be in
structed to notify the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company, and the
Board of Public Works of Virginia, OF
the foregoing action of the City Council.
The petition of J. c. Miller and 9th.
ers, asking for the grading OF Preston
street and the extension Of the water
pipe to James street, was received from
the Second Branch and concurred in.
The petition OF Peter Hausenaur, for
coffee house license, from the Second
Branch, was non-concurred in.
The petitions Of Geo. E. Wickham
and J. &. Hervey, for auctloneer's Ii
ceuse, from Second Branch, was con.
Cured in.
The petition of the owner Of the
steamer Market Boy, from Second
Branch, was concurred in.
Mr.. Shallcross offered the following,
which was adopted:
Resolued, That the Street Commits
sioner be requested to ascertain the
cost of bouldering and curbing alley F.,
and report the same to Council.
The recommendation of the Com
mittee on Market House TO have the
Second Ward market house white
washed was concurred in.
The resolution from the Second
Branch in relation to compelling James
Bodley to grade Clay street, as per con-
tract, was concurred in.
The bond of w. ii. Jefferson, who
was awarded the contract for lighting
the city lamps in the Seventh ward, was
non-concurred in on account Of in
formality.
Adjourned.
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ATTEMPTED BURGLARy.-On Thurs-
day night, about halt-past ten o'clock
as Charles Collier was going home, he
saw two men standing at the front gate
Of his residence, on the Island. On his
approach they ran away. On entering
the yard he saw rocking chair and
his clock all ready to be carried off.
While he was wondering what this
could mean, a third man came out from
the rear OF the premises, who, on see.
ing Mr.. Collier, made lively time in
getting away. An investigation showed
that the house had been entered by bur
glars. who were quietly removing such
things as they wanted while the family
were asleep. Mr.. Collins fortunate
coming home doubtless prevented serl'
Gus loss. Who the rascals were Is not
known
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The Weather To-Day.

WASHINGTON, June Al P. M
ProjdJiIities.-Partially cloudy weather
will prevail on Saturday north Of the
Ohio valley, with light to fresh north
erly to westerly winds; and over the
Southern States, east of Mississippi,
with light to fresh westerly to northerly
winds; clearing, but partially cloudy
weather for the Middle and New Eng.
land States, with light to fresh south.
westerly to nortbwesterly winds.
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TIE Houston Times says that new
hay, fresh from the prairie, is arriving
plentifully in San Antonio; green corn
is q drug in the market and ripe
watermellons are making their appear
ance. Roasting ears are abundant in
Houston.
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MAINE.
Republican Sta

Republican State Convention.
PORTLAND, June l4.-The Republican
State Convention yesterday was large
and enthusiastic. Hon Sidney Perham
was renominated as Governor. Reso-
lutions were adopted indorsing Grant
with the ticket aud reaffirming the
Philadelphia platform.
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Pittsburgh OIL Market.
PTTTsBURGH, June IA

PrTTsBURGH, June IA.
OIL-The market is dull at 6;99tc.
At Parker's landing the market is dull
and weak at 50 S2i. At Philadelphia
the market is quiet crude at l2Ic; re-
fined at 22s922sc July at 22i922ic.
At Oil City the market is quiet aud
firm at 81 1904 l23@4 Is. On Lower
creek at 81 95. At Titusville quiet at
81 O2I on spot
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SPAIN.
The Ministry Recalled.

MADRID, June l4.-It is announced
this morning that King Amadeus has
recalled the National Ministry to power.
The new Cabinet, as now constituted,
comprises Don Ruiz Serrolla, Lieuten-
ant General Fernandez de Cordoba,
Senor Gomez, Commander in Chief,
Partiro and Seniors Marlos and Rniz.
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MONTREAL.
Sfeanahin Sunk.

MONTREAL, June l4.-The steamship
France, chartered by Allen g. Co., in
going out of the hsrbor yesterday struck
on the Island of Ronde twice, and had
to run ashore. She soon afterwards
sunk in five fathoms of water. One
man was killed BY the machinery.
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Stopped OvER-There was q red hot
"slop over at Sweeneys machine
shops yesterday. As the men were en-
gagged in swinging a large crane, to
which was attached skillet, or pot,
or ladle, or something OF the kind,
larger somewhat than those used on q
cook stove, we are lead to believe, filled
with a large quantity Of molten iron,
the whole thing was upset. No one
was hurt. though the boys say it took
mighty lively travelling to get ont Of the
way.
[NorE.-We may not have all the
technicalities right in this item, as we
don't understand the machine busl % ess
as we'll as we do some others, but We
have a sure thing on the iron spilling
out of the doings that held it.
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CHICAGO.

The Revesae Csllectsrship-Foun
Dead.
CHICAGO, June l4.-Itis believed. by
those who are posted, thst either Gen.
White or n. B. Judd will receive the
appointment to the Internal Revenue
Collecsorsbip Of the city.
At sn early hour this morning, Ed.
Connolly, . prisoner at the house Of
correction, was found dead 10 his cell.
having died suddenly during the mig ht
while under an attack of deliri um
tremena
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The only amusement OF the citizens
OF Calhoun, Ga, is that OF tying tin
ware to the tails Of the village dogs
The dogs are 80 well trained that when.
ever one OF them sees an oyster can in
the street he backs up and waits for
some one to tie il on.
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"IF l help that man who applies to
me, shall get no thanks for it. Very
likely not. And if you do good in
order 10 get thanks for it, what are you
more than the Scribes and Pharisees? :?
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In MONROE COUNTY, Florida, the ne
groes are said to be demoralized, az a
Democratic tax receiver has been
elected without opposition.
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In Georgia seventeen county conyen-
tiens have been held. Elsvsn repudiate
Greeley; three iDdorse him, and three
are ron committal
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The Memphis Appeal thinks the
present is the time to start furniture
making in that city, a. all the New
York shops are closej by the strike.
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A CHANGE OF fifteen votes in each one
thousand given to the Governor of
Pennsylvania in 1868 will defeat Hart.
remit this fall.
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The Eureska Organs have the hand
soonest and finest finish; have more
convenieuces, such as lamp brackets
book closets, &C.; are furnished at fal
lower prices than any other Organs;
and are to be had only st Sheib's Music
Store. Monroe street, either on the rental
plan or 9th erwise.
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The wheat crop in the vicinity of
Fredericksburg, Texas, averaged over
twenty-five bushels to the acre.
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FRANCE.

Statement OF the Bank OF France.
PARIS, June 1.-THE Bank OF
France weekly statements show a spe.
Gle increase Of $3,500,000 francs.
Invitation Extended.
PARIS, June l4.-Minister Wash
burne, in behalf Of the American Gov
ernment, has rendered an invitation to
the French authorities to send repre-
sentatives to the Information al Emigrs-
ton Congress to be held in Washing
ton.
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Lake Ftslh.
Inn HALVES NEW LAKE HERRING.
.,t g On nslyss I've new White E'sh jqs s1ssyyed 1scsiyed
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TRANSPORTATION.
BALTIMORE & OHIO B. R. 90.

~ lPASSENGER TRAINS
kwill be run by the following
schedule on and after June 10, lSs2-Wheel-
ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
KAsr-LKAvE wET-LKAvEs.
Wheeling Wheeling
daily t......s:5o A. n daily at...-ll:lo A. Il.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Cumberland-2l r. n. .lColumbus.-.-.5:26P p N.
Baltimore---.S:S " Sandusky.-.-
Washington Cincinnati.
d. C..........~s::S0 chicago o.-....-.
Philadelphia ~. Louls-......
New York
FAST LINE.
EAsT-LKAvEs wEsT-LkAvKs
swheelins wheeling
daily at'.....5.4O p. Il. daily at Sos A. n.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES At
Cumberland. .20O A. II. M.Columbus.--.2lOP. p. NJ
Baltimore ....s:25 Sandusky..-.
Philadelphia. Cincinnati.
New York Chicago ......".
Washington ~. Louis........
D.C.............etj A. n. sundays excepted.
sSundays eIceptedI
MAILTRAIN.
KAsr-LEAvE wEsr-LKAvEs
daily I at...ll:5N p. NJ. daily at..-ll:i5p.x.
ARRIVES At ARRIVES AT
Cumberland.S:2O A. N. Columbus. Sld A. N.
b3ltlfnOTe...-}tO y. N. FNdnuushg
Washington Cincinnat-.
ID. C..........60j p. .M.lChicago----.
Philadelp'a-. ~. Louis.
New York m sSundays excepted.
sSundavs excepted.
CUMBERLAND ACCOMMODATION.
EAsT-LKAyEs wEST-LEAvKs
sWheeling 'Wheeling
daily at. 1855 A. n. daily At IS p. n.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Cumberland $50 Cumberlandl2:J0A.M A. n.
sSundays excepted.I Sundays excepted.
WHEELING, PlTTS'G & BALT. DIV.
Leaves Wheeling at us q. III. and 40
D. m., Sundays excepted.
East bound trains make connections
at Baltimore with trains for Philadel-
phia, New York and Boston. At Relay
House, via Washington City, for all points
South.
West bound 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, Baltimore.
r. T. DEVRIES,
jel2 General Agent. Wheeling.
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Flour.

Flour. .... ..
ID Snowflake,
silver Spray,
snow Mountain
sList, Davenport a PARKS Choice Family
Caremont, Faclon, Oreon, and Other tavor
lie brands for sale low.
LIsT, DAVENPORT n PARKS
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"OrTrAwA' ct EnneJs.