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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-24

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ton f1r the onro0s, o. eu91'5e-'7S &: Lsy|t'1:a-e
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WAVES FROM THE WAvRR1Y.-This Is
the title Of q magazine Of 80 pages Just
published by ]. D. Stanton. 1t consists
principally Of compilations by the Waiver.
ly Society boys, including jokes and
conundrums, poetry, &C. 1t is more
fully defined on the title page as
"Waves from the WAverly, bearing on
their bosoms rich cargoes OF wit and wis.
dom, from the last three editions Of the
Waperly Critic, interpreted with an
occasional water spout Of eloquence and
eruditions from the pens Of the learned
msgi Of the WSverly Literary Society"
For sale by I'D. Stanton, city book store.
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TROUBLE ON TIE R1vRR.-When the
steamer Andes was rounding into the La.
Belle landing last evening, the tow boat
Wild Duck lay directly in her way. The
mssters'of the two boats became involved
in q quarrel, and Captain g. F. Adams, Of
the Wild Duck, threw stones at Capt.
Muhleman, of the Andes, who entered
complaint before Squire Clohan, Officer
Harrison arrested Capt. Adams, and he
was taken before the Justice and fined
IS and costs, which he paid, and was re-
quired to give bond in $500 to keep the
peace for one year. syn
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Coon TRMPLARs' ANNlvERsARY.-Ir
order to take some special notice Of thell
seventh annual anniversary, Enterprise
Lodge No, 20, !, o. g. T., held a public
meeting in their Lodge room on Main
street (G. A. R. Hall) last night Rev. s
B. BArnitz and Rev. J. R. Thompson ad-
dressed the meeting, Many friends Of The
Lodge were present and took much
interest in the proceedings. This Lodge
Is now entering on the eighth year Of iti
existence, and Is welding an influence
for good. The Lodge numbers about
fifty members, and meets every Tuesday
evening.
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CHARGED WITH LARCENY.-Oflcel
Freeze yesterday arrested David F,
Schwartz and wife, and Mrs. louisa En-
glehardt, who are charged by Thomas
Nice ormick, ESQ, with larceny. Schwartz
who kept q notion store in Centre Wheel
ing, made an assignment recently for the
benefit of his creditors. Squire Nc,
Cormick was appointed assignee Of
schwartz's estate, and now complains
that the parties named took possession Of
goods in his hands. The accused gave
bond in $500 each to appear before Squire
Clohan at 4P. N. Thursday for examina-
ton.
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New YORK DRY Good MARIAN,

NEW York, February 24.-The trade
movement Is sluggish with manuiactur'
ers' agents, but the jobbing branches are
more active. Cotton goods steady in price
and In moderate request from first hands
Cottonades In better demand. Prints
fancy shirtings and percales are doing
well. Worsted dress goods active. Fine
fancy cassimeres and worsted coatings IL
moderate request, but other wooden good
uuieL
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS. /: u 9


CNctHNA44, .FeAb.1 LC6ttonLQut
%b 1sto gIP' si I'LL S CON- =
and SteGdy St 46s6Sc. Kye-steady q
m Of Bsrley-Flrm but unchanged.
oilSHrnchEhged Eggs-Firmer at y
Also. Butter and CheeSe-Firm' PORK
-Onfet n Sl4 60a14 70. Lard-Quiet;
steam sias il.16c; kettle siA9c. Bulk
MeSts-Steady; shoulders 6tc spot; Go
buver March; clear rib 7ic; clear 7aa7fc.
Bscon-steady; shoulders eia8sc, clear
rio Stssfc; clear sIastc inside rate, loose.
Hogs-Dull, and quality Of receipts poor;
Light IS 25s6 90; heavy $5 60a5 90; re-
ceipts s6s; shipments 1,09s. Whisky
Ouiet al Csc,
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IMTTAToRs AND THEIR scHRMRs come
togrief at last. Only original discoveries,
like that Of DR.. Helmbold, stand the test
Of time. Helmbolds Buchu, which Is the
only extract Of that wonderful shrub that
realizes its full virtues, is still relied upon
to cure Kidney Complaint, Female Dis.
orders, lmpotency, Gravel, the effects Of
dissipation and all troubles Of the urinary
organs in either sex. This steadily sue.
cesSlul medicine is recommended by
physicians. Beware Of counterieits. John
F. Henry, New York, Sole Agent. Sold
by all druggists. eod&w
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MUNICIPAL CouRT,-In the Municipal
Court yesterday but little business was
transacted:
Barney Freel was fined IS and costs
for contempt. The contempt consisted in
tearing down notices Of sale in case Of
Henry Schmulbach ps. Ellen Stanley,
which had been posted by the City Ger
geant.
The case Of R. Henry Smith & Co. Us.
]. G. Hettly was continued until Saturday
next; and the case Of n. Green & Co. %.
Pittsburgh, Wheeling & Kentucky Rail-
road Co. TO Friday.
Court adjourned to the usual hour this
morning. ly'. No.. ...a
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TuE LAprRs, CoNYENTtoN, held d 1sel

TEE LADIES CONVENTION, held Of 1891
Market street, yesterday afternoon, was
attended beyond the most extravsgant
expectations OF the committee. Mrs.
Grundy herself being in the chair, the
most interesting and lively discussion en-.
sued; after which most Of the ladies, In
order to more fully examine and TO put 70
q practical test the merits Of those world.
renowned Butterick's Patterns, procured
one or more Of them to take home, report.
Ing their excellencles to the public at the
earliest opportunity. The Convention
held late; many subscribed for the Metro,
poIitan, and all resolved to be Of the next
meeting, which will be held the nexl
pleasant afternoon at the same place
Weed Sewing Machine Room, 1891
Market street.
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BALTIMORE, Feb. "a. -Flour-Quiet
western superfne IS 00A6 90; extra So q
az on; family 81 50A8 rs. Wheat-Quiet
Ohio and Indiana 81 50a1 "a; western
spring 81 As. Oats-Quiet; western 55G
6sc. Rye-Dull; 92a94c. Provisions
Dull and nominal. Butter-Firm ant
unchanged. Cofee-Dull and nominal;
29a25c. Whlsky-Dull and nominal; 99c,
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INcENDlARYsM.-An unsuccessful at
tempt to burn the public school house 10.
Gated near the two'mile toll gate on the
National road, was made on Monday
night. Entrance to the building was ei.
fected by cutting out a panel from one Of
the shutters, and fire was kindled In the
teachers desk, Fortunately the FIRE was
discovered and OxtiDguished before any
serious damage had been done. Such q
wanton attempt may be clRssed with the
pure cussedness that belongs to original
sin.
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KNIGHTS TEMPLAR To.DAY.-The
demonstration Of the knights Templsr,
referred 10 in our columns several times
recently, will take place in this city to-
day. The programme published in the
INTELI1eEFcER Monday morning will
be faithfully carried out, and citizens
should be on the qut Virs to see the pa.
rade this afternoon. About two hundred
knights are expected to be in the pro-
cession, and with their handsome uni.
form will present very fine appearance,
The Knights will fall into line promptly
at2P.M. -. --.--- Ill
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LAST NIoHT.-Another fine audience
assembled at the Opera House last night
TO witness Mr.. Robert McWade's rendi.
ton Of Rip Van Wrinkle" Mr.. Nc
Wade can congratulate himself upon
drawing two Of the largest and most &C.
lect audiences which any dramatic per.
torrance ever attracted to the Opera
House. The company closed their en-.
gagement last evening, and play in
Zsnesville tonight.
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TEE BEtMoNT MrII.-over 1900 kegs
Of nails were cut at the Belmont Mil yes.
terdsy. "shavey" Hill cut 81 kegs Of
eight'penny fence, aud VIM. Dixon 80
kegs On Monday Bulgcr Peters cut n
kegs Of spikes in five hours and forty
minutes,
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SUNK AND RAIsRD AGAIN.

CAIRO, Feb. 24.-The Paducah packel
James Fish sprung q leak during the gale
last night, was run ashore, and sunk neal
America. She was raised in q few hour
and clme here and entered protest. The
cargo was considerably damaged.
ST, LOUIS, Feb. 24.-Arrived-K, p
Kountz and the Great Republic, New
Orleans; Kellogg and Beaver, illinois
River; Banocard, Tennessee River; Kate
Kinney, Missouri River; John Means,
Cairo. Depsrted-Clty OF Helena, Vlcks'
burg. River rising. Weather clear and
cold. Some ice running in the upper
streams.
CAIRO, Feb. Observation-Disclosures,
Evansville; City Of Chester, St. Louis.
Departed-Hegler, Arkansas River: Fu.
ture City, New Orleans; Franklin, Mem.
phis. River risen 2 feet 5 inches. Weather
cloudy and cold.
PrfnpUReH, Feb. 24.-River falling;
IA feet 2 inches.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 24-Riyer 4S feet Q
inches and rising. Arived-Ed. hobbs,
from Wheeling; Charmer, from Evans.
vile. Departed-R. R. Hudson. for
Wheeling; Pat. Rogers, for Memphis.
PasSed-Ed. Hobbs and Mollie Ebert
from Pittsburgh for st. Louis. Weather
clear and colder. 49,
EvANsv1ig, Feb. s5.-River 50 feet
and rising II inches an hour. Down
Mary Ament, Sam Brown and Fred
Wilson, with barges; Oakland, Grand
Lake No. 9. Fearless, Lawrence and
Quickstep. Up-Arkansas Belle, Mary
Houston and John Kilgore, with good
trips. Ass.t
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Live S,ock worL.,

EAST LIBERTY, Feb. 2.-CArTIE-Ar,
rivals, 100 cars; medium IS 25a6 90;
common "a 50a5 90; bulls $3 00a4 90.
hoes = Arrivals, IS cars best Phila
delphias s. 25a8 50; Workers IS 25a5 90
SHEEP-Arrivals, 10 cars; best 50 50t
675; medium, IS 50a6 90; common, 50 Of
al so.
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PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 24.-Flour-Act-
i've; supertiue IS 00a5 75; State, Ohio
and Indiana extra family 81 50a9 Is
Wheat-Quiet; red 81 8sa1 70: ambeI
81 7ea1 "a; white 81 75A1 IS. Rye
90a92c. Corn--New yellow 74s75c. 0atl
Dull; white 5Sa65c. Petroleum-Re-
fined 141c; Crude Halle. Whisky
81 90.
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.A,Goop sEIEcr1oN.-C. oglebay, Esq,
Of this city, has been selected as Presi-
dent IND General Manager Of the Bellalre
Rolling Mill. Mr.. oglebay has had large
experience IN the iron business, and a bet.
ter selection could not have been maie,
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AT GREATLY REDUCED PRloRs.-
Christian Hess. Merchant Tailor, in order
to make room for his spring stock, ofFerl
his entire assortment Of elegant goods al
greatly reduced prices. Mr.. Hess stock
comprises everything in his line Of the
best quality. he employs competent
workmen, and all orders arc filled
promptly and with satisfaction. Call and
be satisfied. siH59#
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OPP Fellows FuNERAI.-The funeral
Of John F. Baer took place yesterday az
ternoon from his late residence, No. 1910
Market street, and was largely attended.
Pamela Lodge No. 10, I, o. o. F., follow,
ed the remains to the grave.
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REoRaANIzED.-The public will be
pleased to learn that the Great Western
Band in this city has been feorgan'
lied, and Mr.. Jacob Conrad elected
leader. Mr.. Conrad Is a fine musician
and under his direction The band will nc
doubt be q credit to the city. We hope
to have the pleasure Of hearing them
ann
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TOLEDO, Feb. "a. Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat Steady; amber
Michigan 81 40a1 40; seller March, 81 40;
seller May, 81 81. Corn-Steady; high
mixed, 65tci seller May, roc; new, 01ic;
no grades new, &c. Oats-Dull and
prices are nominal. Clover Seed-Firm
at IS 30a5 IS.
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STErNwAY PIANOS, Knabe Pianos, EN-.
etSon Pianos, Smith American Organs,
Mason & Hamlln Organs, Packard Or
gansi also several good secondhand
Pianos and Organs, atAdamS d Lucas
1897 Market street.
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STILL THEY CoME.-Every day new
goods and carpets. the latest md most
desirable styles, and much cheaper than
old ones. Gall and price them. J. W.
Ferrel, Centre Wheeling.
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TWENTY-FIVE PER cENT MADE by get
ting your goods at the closing out Of the
entire winter stock OF Dry Goods by ],
". FRRREL, Main and 2Otn streets, Cen,
tire Wheeling.
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IA MOST beautiful line Of dark and light
CallCoes, Percslles, bleached and brown
MuSlins, Table Linens, Crashes, with a
great many other house furnishing goods,
Just received at Henry Jacobs.
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DISCRIMINATORY, Jacob and Rail-
Dean, and Jacob Massauxi were arrested
yesterday by Constable Defbaugh in the
neighborhood Of Bedilllon's Mill, and
taken before Squire Caldwell to answer
the charge Of willlul trespass upon the
farm of G. W. steenrod. The examina-
ton resulted in the discharge Of the &C
cused. E.f'u't
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BROKE DowN.-A wagon loaded with
coal broke atongue on the corner Of
Main and 9Th streets yesterday morning.
The coal was transferred to another
wagon.
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MusH and milk festivals are becoming
obsolete Some Of the first families Of
Martins Ferry propose inaugurating q
series Of hog and hominy reunions.
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POLICE CoURT.-samuel Algeo, who is
a native oil Bellsire, was the only indivld.
ual before the police court yesterday
morning. Hehad been disorderly In East
Wheeling Monday night, and His Honor
fined him $40 and costs. Algeo could
raise but gil, and the fine was reduced to
allow that amount to cover the costs.
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HORSE KI1LRD.-A horse belonging to
]. N. Vance was knocked of the bridge
into the creek, at Triadelphia Monday
evening, by tho mail train, and killed.
No damage to the train. ... ......
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"EodsACTLT so."-Mr. J. G. Morris, the
enterprising Water street grocer, on
Saturday last made one shipment ef 5,247
dozen eggs.
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In TowN.-Hon. G. D. Camden, Of
Clarksburg, Is stopping at the 81. James.
Mayor Creswell, Of Bellsire, was in
town yesterday.
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A YOUNG NAN who knows says that
cooling 10 well enough before marriage,
but billing doesn't come till after; and
then it comes from the tradesmen.
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River News,


The river was stationary last evening
with "a feet in the channel.
The MallIe Rsgon departed for Par.
kersburg at 104 A. M.
The Andes got of for Cincinnati with
good trip at 4 P. N. yesterday. She
takes about 1890 kegs Of nails.
The Carrie Brooks was due at midnight
last night, en- route from Pittsburgh to
Zsnesville. "
The Express is the regular Parkers-
burg boat this morning.
The Granite State, from Portsmouth,
will be at the wharf at noon to-day, and
leave Tor Pittsburgh.
The towboat Wild Duck, with the Dove
and Swan barges, took on 1000 kegs Of
nails here, and dropped down to Bellaire
last night, where she takes on ], 900 keps
and leaves for 1T. Louis.
The towboats Sam Miller, J. q. Bigley
and James Watson passed up Monday
night with from seven to fourteen barpes
each.
The following towboats passed up yes
terday: Boaz, with s barges; Sam Clark
8 barges; John Gilmor, 10 barges; Bengal
Tiger, 10 barges; ]. N. Bigley, II barges
The steamer Andes arrived about Il
o'clock Monday night with q big trip
She was detained each night from two to
four hours by fog.
The following boats lett Pittsburgh
yesterday with coal for the lower ports
For Louisville-Baltic, IA barseS, 1854 1000
bushels coal; Mary Ann, 2 coal boats,
10000; John Penny, 4 coal boats, 2 bar
ges, 10000. For St. Louis-Lioness No.
., II barges, 10000 bushels. Others
will follow as soon as they can be got
ready.
The Cincinnati Gazette says: CAPTAIN
John q, Farrell, Of the Lawrence. and
VIM. a. Flesher, Of MurraysyilleS West
Virginia, each purchased Of A. j. Flesher,
oil Murrsysville, quarter interest In the
steamer Argosy, ar the rate Of $500 for
the whole boat. Capt. W. W, Fenton
owns the remaining half The Argosy
will go on the docks tomorrow, and
when the Lawrence returns from Nash.
vile, Capt. Terrell will take command Of
her, and put her in the Cincinnati
and Nashville trade, with VIM. A. Flesh.
er in the office and Capt. Fenton In The
pilot house. A new hull will be built for
her while she is in that trade,
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COUNTY CouRT.-The regular March
term of the County Court commences on
Monday next. Its expected that the
term will occupy the entire month. Z
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Qhe1Rtelliqetpe
WEDNESDAY, FEB. rs, 1874.


Attention, Sir knights.
To the Trade--J. L. Hobbs, Son & Co
Potatoes, Potatoes.
Flre.Prooi Tespots.
Window Shades.
Wanted--Situation.
Looking Glasses.
Will be Sold Cheap.
Furniture.
Edmund Bookings Pharmacy.
Weak Eyes--Oxtoby & Duf1eld.
Patent Flour. 80
Chester Hams.
Our Own Brand Leaf Lard. "
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PEANUT peddlers are rejoicing in the
apparent approach Of Spring; and the en-.
chanting sound Of the hsnd.organ is once
more heard in the land.
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TWILL SELL all the present stock Of
Ladies, Misses and ohildrens velvet fcxed
shoes, Philadelphia make, ct cost, to close
out. Call soon. Jerry Clemens. " F
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PIANOS and Organs very cheap at
sheib's Music Store, prior to removal
March LIST.
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PAY DAY.-Maj. W. G. Woodsides, the
B. &. o. PaYmaster, will today pay the
employees Of the company in this city.
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BECAUSE the street car ran of the track
on the Island yesterday, a number Of per.
sons were obliged to walk 10 Bridgeport.
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TIE Postmaster ct Cambridge, Ohio,
writes yesterday as follows: "high water
here. No Marietta and Pittsburgh mails,
and win be none for several days" .
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GREAT BARGAINs.-Just received,
plain colored Delaines, at 124c, at J. ",
Ferrels. ...
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SECOND hand Organs. Mason Il Hamlln,
Taylor s. Farley, Smith and others, very
cheap Of sheib's Music Store, 18th street.
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EyERYBoDY thinks Che sabbath the
best Church music book published. Price
$1S 80 per dozen, $1 25 for sample copy,
Of sheib'S Music Store, 18th street.
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WE had q pleasant call yesterday from
the Hon. g. D. Camden, Of harrisburg,
who Is on a brief visit to the city.
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B w THE
BEST GOAL.

Having arranged for daily uupply Of Coal
from he Rim Grove SHAH al oflerG leit Al eitssr
Of my Feed stor0a viii reeelIe prompt attention.
HARRY CALDWELL,
No, 20 Twelfth st., and No, IS Sixteenth 81,
teS9 H,.fIfET IN ~
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WE have not yet observed any remark.
able signs OF the temperance crusade
reaching this city.
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For Dry Goods and Carpets you can
save money now by going to J. ". Fer.
rers store, Centre Wheeling.
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To SAVE money in bleached and brown
muslins go TO ]. W. Ferrel's.
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TEE Latest OUT. Ladies' French
bronze toilet slippers At Jerry OlemenA'
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THERMOMETER RRcoRD.-The follow.
ing shows the range Of the temperature as
observed at Silvey's Drug Store, corner
opposite the Post Office, yesterday:
10 IS 81 Is
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FoR bargains in broad and narrow shirt
fronts, 60 to Henry Jacobs.
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|NN AND AFTER MONDAY, mo-
~ VRMBKR 8, lsTa, Trains viii leave WhsSl.
ing a. ifolloWS-Wheeling time: