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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-07
The registration of births and deaths

The registration of births and deaths
10 England has apparently been car.
ried out with great SUCCESS in recent
years. but it is presumable that there
have been some defects in the system,
Tor new instructions have been Issued
to the 5000 or 1000 registrars who
gather the statistics in England and
Wales. After January l, 1876, thew
will not be required to discover for
themselves the births and deaths in
their districts, but the parents will be
required to furnisl, information within
forty two days after the birth of q
child. and will be fined for delay. All
persons present ut IL birth are legal in
formants. In case of death, the rela-
tlvcs of the deceased will BIZ liable to
penalties for failure to register the
event within five days. and the person.
who takes charge of "A funeral is j. lega!
Informant III such case, and NAV be
required to furnish information. The
registrars arc required to live in their
resP' Give districts, and each is to keep
HI Office or Offices open for the regis.
tratlon OF births and deaths.
Attorney General Williams deserves
well OF his party, whatever may be its
fate. 1t it should meet with disaster
to-day. 1T c.nnot shake its CORY locks
"t hlm with any regard to Justice or
proprietv. He has worked hard and
long. lie has gotten up evidence,
tried the eases, commanded the army,
decided AL the lawn fnct, done all
h: work. dirty and otherwise, Of the
campaign. He fired his parting shot
on the Both nltimo, in communion.
t,on To tho United States Marshal at
Wilmington. Delaware, und saw to it
that said letter was published and
widely circulated. Referring to the
Enforcement Act. he says: "There can
be no donht that power is here given
to NJ rsh"'s and their deputies to keep
the pence, to make arrests, uul to lia.
charge the other duties required of
hem by the enforcement. Act" lie
has done all he eau. aud all he desires
now is that the MarshaIs will slash
around on election day und make ar.
rests with free hand.
The official vut" of .Abbeville is:
Chamberlain. il76; Green. 2.5lo,
Gleuves, 1 lS6; Driunv. 22l: car.
pcn'er. 4.l'5; lIoxc. 3.Sl5; Mctiownn,
2.SJ3. The t"gu!ar Radical County
ticket Is; successful
A Kansas horse thief was caught,
tried, convicted and sent TO the peui.
tentinry n!l Ill one day. He probably
belonged TO 10 political party what
ever.
The eniire Conservative tickets hav.
been elected III Hreenville and Union
Counties-in the former by 400 mujnri.
tY and in the latter by 22U
Mr.. Wiliiam m Jones died at his resi-
dence. near Woodrni1s. Spa,tnnbnrp
County, on last Thursday. He was
about eighty years of ape.
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Attorney General Williams deserves
well OF his party, whatever may be its
tate. 1t it should meet with disaste,
to-day, it c,nnot shake its CORY locks
ut hlm with any regard to Justice OF
proprletv. He has worked hard anG
long. ue has gotten M evidence
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-03-27

PoL1cE CoURT.-There was an unusu-
ally heavy docket at the police court yes
terday morning. Eight cases were dis
posed Of, as follows;
Patrick Mahoney, jr., Lieut.. General d
Prices Pioneer Corps, was arrested by
Officer St. Myers for disorderly conduct
and fined IS and costs.
Officer St. Myers also arrested Richard
Blackstone, who was engaged in a'pugills
tic discussion with Mahoney, and he wa
fined g and costs.
Louis Davis, who Is sometimes known
as "Jef," probably to distinguish him
from the ex.President, was arrested by
Officer Henry and committed for thirty
days, in default of SEQ and costs, for crea
ting tumult and disorder.
Officer Junkins arrested Jacob EbersolI
for committing breach OF the peace, and
he was sent up Tor ten days in default Of
IS and costs.
Frank Bachman, arrested by Officer St.
Myers for disorderly con1uct, was COM
mitted Tor twenty days in default Of 80
and costs.
Patrick Tobin and Edward Allen were
found drunk upon the wharf Wednesday
night by Officer Liston, and were sent up
for ten days in default Of IS and costs
each.
John Machlinau was with Tobiu and
Allen, in the spirit and in the flesh.
Officer Junkins propelled him to the bar
ofjustice, and he will not get drunk again
Tor ten days.
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AT 6 O'Clock last evening the river was
falling slowly with 0 feet 6 inches in The
channel.
The Mallie Ragon departed Tor Pitts
burgh at IA NJ.
The Courier for Parkersburg, at lOI
A. NJ.
The towbost Mary Davsge passed up
with bsrges, one loaded with iron ore
and the other with old bridge iron.
Towboat Hawk passed down with tow
Of coal.
TOwboat j. N. Camden passed up
empty.
The steamer Granite State passed up at
an early hour on Wednesday evening.
The John W. Garrett and barees de-
parted for St. LOUIS at 8 o'clock yester-
day morning.
The pilots Of the steamers Panther and
Ed. hobbs were being examined at the
Custom House in this city yesterday, re.
garding the sinking of the barges at the
Bellaire bridge recently. We have not
yet learned the decision, but have no
doubt 1t will be declared an unavoidable
accident.
The Express ia TO days Park eIsburg
packet.
The hudson is expected TO arrive from
Cincinnati at noon today.
The Granite State, from Pittsburgh 10
Portsmouth, is due TO night.
The John Mears passed up with eight
barges.
LBy Telegraph
PrTTsBURGH, March 26.-River 8 feet
. inches and falling slowly. Weather
cool and threatening rain.
EVANSVILLE, March go. - Weather
clear Mercury A 10 81. Very windy
this evening. The river has risen lt
inches; ~ feet s inches by mark, Down
Rogers, Robert Mitchell.
CINCINNATI, March 26.-Riyer 90 feet
and falling. Arrived-Andes, Wheeling;
Anna, Tennessee river; Ella, White river
Departed-James D. Parker, Memphis.
Thompson Dean, New Orleans,
ST. LOUIS, March 28.-Arrlyed-scud-
der and Bee, New Orleans; Hswkeve
Ohio river. Departed-Glencoe, New
Orleans; Kate Kinney, Missouri riyer.
River rising; cloudy and cold,
CAIRO, March 2G.-Arriyed-JOe Kin,
ney' He'd River; Minneola, Memphis
Grand Tower, st. Louis. DepartedI
Kinney, 81 Louis; Minneola, Cincinns,i
River riBen incheu WnotLsS I
Mercury "a. "'S''4
MEMPHIS, March 26.-The little steam.
or Economy hence Tor 81. Francis River
W." " M a miscellaneous cargo valued at
Sg0O struck the IRON railroad bridge al
madison Arkansas, on Monday night and
capsized. The boat and cargo ia a total
loss. The boat was owned here BY Matt
freeman, and was valued at 5000. No
insurance. No lives were lost.
LOUISVILLE, March 20.-Riyer fallen
= inches within the last "a hours: there
Is II feet in the canal and 0 feet in The
pass down Indian chute; weather clear
and warm. Business inactive on The
leVee. Arriyed-John Kilgour, Cincin. |
natl; Ella, White River; Sam Rees, John
Perry, Sam Brown, L. Sharp, Mcdonald
n. j. Blgley, Sam Parker, with lows Of
coal, Pittsburgh. Departed John XII.
Sour, New Orleans; Ella, Cincinnati,
John Perry, ]. Sharp, Mcdonald, N. j.
bigler, Pittsburgh.
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COUNTY CoURr.-This court yester-
day disposed Of the iollowing.buSinGss:
The case Of Sesbrook & McGannon o.
John Burns was dismissed at the plain.
tiffs costs.
The case Of johnson N. Camden %. s.
W. Warden and Others, by consent was
tried by jury oil eleven. The evidence
was partly heard and the court adjourned
until this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-03-27

NEW SPRING AND SUMNER Goods
G. Hess, northwest corner Of Main and
Quincy streets, has Just received full lines
ofCloths, Cassimeres, vestIDgs, &C., Of the
latest styles and best makes, and adapted
TO the season and this market. Large
stock OF Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
always in store. All the clothing manu-
featured at this establishment warranted
TO give satisfaction. Prices ss reasonable
as any Arst-class house in the city. Call
and examine goods and compare prices
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To WHOM IT MAY CoNCERS.-w,
cheerfully recommend Mr.. John Burns Il
any one that may want anything done Ii
his line, as an efficient Contractor, snt
one that will put through with dispatch
any work entrusted to him, he having ex
cayated q large cellar for ne.
NAIL CIR BREWING Co,
Per @. SErBEE, See'y
Wheeling, March 20, 1874.
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Church yesterday morning. he recountet
In very interesting manner q great mAnJ
incidents connected with the Whisky wal
In CadiZ, and the signal victory gained b.
the ladies there. He said that there wa
but one saloon now open In Harrison
county, and that was OF CAdiz Junction
the Manassas Junction, as he called Il, o
this war. And the ladies are vigorously
besieging that, coming down from Cadii
every morning, staying all day and return
ing In the evening, and they expected Y
keep 1t up until next September. II thai
did not do they would keep II up unit
the April following.
The speaker mSde 9 most stirring Ap-
peal TO the women 70 60 70 work Of once
TO lose NO time, but 60 OF Il earnestly and
prayertully prepare 10 bear all things q
their sisters had done 10 other places, Hi
description Of the first street prayer meet
Ing In their place was very affecting, how
the women were refused admission 10 the
saloons TO pray, but nothing dAunted they
kneeled in the snow and mud In front 81
the places, ninety.two women Of them,
and sang and prryed and continued 10 do
30 day after dSy until now their was not q
saloon In the town.
The speaker was listened 10 with rapt
attention throughout. After concluding
his remarks, Mr.. Grimes was, by unan.
imous vote OF the ladies, requested 10 re-
main and address them again In the even.
ing, but he said It would be impossible
Tor him TO do 90, as he had promised TO be
at Cadiz junction at night, but would
promise TO be here one night next week,
or the first OF the week after.
In the afternoon the various Committees
were out visiting the drug stores and "a.
looms with their pledges, but we heard Of
no Signers. The interest seems 10 be In
creaSing every day.
The ladies held their usual afternoon
prayer meeting in the n. E. Church, and
in The evening & large congregation as
eembIed In the same place and engaged
IN earnest prayer and suppllcation IN be-
hall OF the cause that now fills the hearts
and minds Of the people. A spirit Of
true devotion seemed 10 pervade the
whole assembly. The meeting was con-
unued about an hour aud hall. An
nouncements Of meetings this afternoon
and evening In the Presbyterian Church
were made, after which Rev. D. E. How
ell dismissed the congregation with the
benediction.
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HELNHoLD's BucHU is the only reliable
remedy for diseases Of the urinary organs.
Take in season, and do not be imposed
upon by quacks and imposters.
We are glad to learn that the absence
Of the celebrated DR.. Helmbold has not
prevented the continued manufacture Of
the Buchu, SO well known as the only eff.
cient remedy for diseases Of the kidney
and the urinary organs. There are coun.
terleits o this most excellent medicine.
Genuine has proprietor's private stamp.
John F. Henry, New York, Sole Agent.
Sold by all druggists eod&w
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LETTER from the celebrated composer
Franz Abt.
=, NEW York, July 9th, 1872.
Aessrs. Seinsoay d Sons:
ekNTIEMEE:-Permit me to thank YOU
iot me magnificent Upright Piano which
s~H h Hinaiy placed Of my disposal during
only repeat what l have 80 often ernrs Sa
ed Verbally-that during nv LONG eareer
as artist and composer, | have met with with
many fine European and American Piano ".
iortes, but none that combine Grandeur
and poetry Of lone, elasticity OF touch. in
snort, everything that renders a piano
perfect, 70 such q high degree as your
celebrated pianefortes. ''A
Very truly yours, FRANZ Act.
Adams d Lucas, 1897 Market street.
sole agents steInway' Pianos!
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To THE PUBLIc,-Price Carpets and
Dry Goods before you come, and II
don't save you 20 per cent don't buy Of
me. No stall, but must unload 10 make
room for more new goods that am re-
ceiving daily. J. W. Ferrel, Centre
Wheeling.
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WOULDN'T BELIEVE IT.-A man who
lives on Eoti street would not believe his
boy smoked until he missed his cigars fol
several weeks, and finally perceived him
a day or two ago, profering q cigar to
one oil his boyish friends, and heard him
explaining what fine brand oil cigars his
pa" always used, at the same time fit-
ting one In the corner Of his own mouth.
II not spAFing the rod does any good, that
BOY Is more moral 10 day than ever before.
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SLIGHT AcoIDENT.-R Q. Bonhsm,
ESQ, Of this city, while in Baltimore a
day or two ago, In getting upon q street
car sustained slight injury by an un-
aVoidable accident. We are glad to learn
that Mr.. Bouham Is again in our midst,
and is not seriously injured.
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JUsT REcEvED.-New Goods, New
Goods, of all kinds, and will sell then
cheaper than any old remnant prices IL
the city Call and price, and decide OF
the merits Of goods at ]. W. Ferrel's
Centre Wheeling.
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BREACH oE THR PEACE Mrs. Frank
Bschman before Squire Caldwell yoster-
Day swore out peace warrant against
her husband. Frank was held In $500
to keep the peace for one year. The bail
was not forthcoming, and he lAngulshes.
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DAUGHTERS OF RRBKccA.-The SOFA
Die OF Wildey Lodge No. 2, Daughters Of
Rebecca, at Mrs. Ziegenfelder's hall last
night, was q very interesting and happy
occasion. A China tea set, consisting Of
sixty'two pieces, was voted to Mrs. F. A.
Britt and handsome chair to a daughter
Of Mrs. Zieeenfelder.
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ACCIDENT AT BRlDoEPoRr.-A man
named Hugh Hawkins. who lives on The
Island, had his right leg crushed yes,er.
day morning at Bridgeport. He was az.
sistiDg in hauling a log into the sawmlll Of
Messr'. Ferguson & Watkins, when the
fastening..s gave way and the log rolled
back upon him. -..--.--.
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No DRINKS To comply with a re
quest Of the fair crusaders, Capt. Wash.
Kerr, Of the steamer Granite State, has
abolished the bar on his boat.
Capt o'Neil, ofthe Forest City, has
also discontinued the bar on hIs boat.
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HELD FOR APPEARANCE Mrs. Christ.
opher Wooster complained before Squire
Clohan yesterday, charging Michael Bell
with committing an assault and battery
upon her with intent to commit rape,
Bell was held In $500 to appear to -mor-
row for examination.
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PREsBYTRRY OF WAsu1NaTox.-The
Presbytery oil Washington met in the
Frat Presbyterian Church yesterday
morning. The Rev. Mr.. Lester, Of West
Alexander, Pa, was elected Moderator
pro tenn, and G L. Crsnmer, Of this city,
temporary Clerk. The case of W. F.
McIles, Of Lower Buffalo, Pa, was taken
up. A letter was read from the session oil
that Church stating that the congregation
would offer no objection to his dismissal
from the Presbytery, Mr. MeRea made
his statement before the Presbytery, and
at his own request was unanimously dis
missed. We understand that the diff.
Guilty between the reverend gentleman
and his congregation was that they would
not give him the proper financial support.
After the usual exercises, the Fresbytery
was dismissed. About fifteen members
were present.
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THE heroic frmness with which some
women will persist in carrying q roll Of
dry goods as large as they can hold in
their arms, Is only equalled by the polite.
ness with which they ask grocer to de-
liver q pound Of butter q. the house
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CITY COUNCIL "A special meeting Of
the City Council will be held tonight for
the purpose of considering the reports Of
the special Committee upon paving the
streets, and the Committee on Financn.
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A BEAUTIFUL lot Of new spring style
Poplins, Japanese and Silk Dress Goods
Just received from New York, and very
cheap at ]. W. Ferrpl's, Centre Wheel.
ing.
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ADMINISTRATIVE APPOINTED. - Mrs.
Kate Bready was appointed Administra.
trix Of the estate Of John Broadly, de-
ceased, by the County Court yesterday.
Bond, $1,000.
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JusT received, 500 pieces Hamburg
EdgiDgs and Insertings as low as six
cents per yard and upwards to IS cents
per yard at Henry Jacobs.
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New Advertisements.
Steamer r X Hudson.
Grand Concert.
Naturalization.
For Sale-House and Lot.
A Large Stock Of Combs, &c.
HsmiltOn's Opera House.
Table Oil Cloths.
The Msj;lton-Rsynor Family.
Save Your Eyes-Oxtoby & DufHeld.
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WITHOUT LICENeE.-Ellen Stanley, for
selling liquor without license, was before
Squire Clohan, to answer 10 fourteen
charges. She was released on $500 bail
and was afterwards held Tor $4,000.
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oxE bale more ofthOse heavy ine forty
inch muslin at 12ic per yard. J. W. Fer.
rel, Centre Wheeling.
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FIVE HUNDRED pieces dark and light
Calicoes Of different makes at 10 cents
per yard just received at Henry Jacobs.
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ANYBODY in want Of Hamburg Edg
ings and lnsertings should not fall to g
TO Henry Jacobs, as he sells them cheaper
than any other house west Of New York
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-03-27

THE movement in furniture commences
next week
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TIE largest and only complete assort-
ment of stereoscopic Views in the city
can be found at Robinson's Gallery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-03-27

THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow.
Ing shows the range Of the temperature as
observed at Silvey's Drug Store, corner
opposite the Post Office, yesterday:
BAN. I'm. 3P.A. TIN.
81 81 % 81
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REMEMBER that Robinson's Gallery Is
the only place in the city where you can
buy Grsphsocopes.
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PUBLIC sALE.-J. N. Miller, auction
eer, at Moundsville yesterday sold par.
eel Of land In Rltchietown to Dr.. E. A.
Hildre.h Tor $3.50;
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THERE were eight cases before the po.
lice court yesterday morning.
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A CRY DRY GOODS sroRE.-In noting
the rapid strides Of our business men, We
have not failed to observe that Messrs I
Blum & Bro. have opened a CITY Div
Goods Store. The object Of this estab.
lishment is to carry on retail dry goods
and ready.made suit business. The ne.
ceSsity of such an establishment In our
city has been long ielt, and our citizens
will appreciate the efforts of Messrs [
Blum d Bro. This firm will keep con.
SANITY on hand well selected and desIr.
able display Of both foreign and domestic
dry goods, such as will meet the means
and the demands Of the patrons, The
stock is entirely new and fresh, comprls-
ing all the novelties Of the season, and
we can assure our readers that the Civ
Dry Goods Store will afford greater in
ducements 10 purchasers than they have
heretofore enjoyed. Messrs. l. Blum 6;
Bro. therefore solicit an examination Of
their stock, and a comparison Of prices,
The firm is well known in the commune
ty' and We have no doubt that they will
have drive" for several weeks,
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Mr. KENNEDY, ofthe EOff street bastile,
received Elk new boarders yesterday.
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ASK your grocer for Turner's Roasted
Coffee and Pure Spices. The best in the
market God
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FoR the most and cheapest Embrold.
cries go to Henry Jacobs.
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ITO LETS" are not plenty this year.
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MAJHToN-R AYNoR. - The Rocheste,
IN. T. Chronicle says OF the performance
Of the Maiilton-Rsynor Troupe. The per.
tormance OF the troupe Is such as 10 ad-
init OF no adequate description. The
house was crammed full, all the seats be-
ing hlled, the stools brought out and
many standing. Miss Nettie Jones Il a
fine drtiste and 10 her graceful and
yiyaclous rendition Of the character Of
Poly Dark Is due much OF the success OF
the entertainment. The act is made up OF
q most pleasing medley Of vocal and in
strumental music, dancing, grotesaue
posturing, etc., which keeps the audience
continually convulsed with laughter The
comical antics Of Frank Maiilton are such
as TO make the most gloomy and stolcal
break down from their sober position and
laugh till their sides ache and the tears
run down their cheeks. The Raynor
brothers execute many difficult and Meas.
ing ieats on various musical instruments
They all appear in this CITY at The
Opera House Tuesday and Wednesday
March 3lst and April lst.
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THE evening schools close to day.
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Tickets to all principal points In the RASt and
West can be procured at the Union Ticket One
IN ALnfe House, and Of the station At Bridge
port; ?. 3. MYERS,
dect3 General Passenger and Ticket Aecnt
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ACCOMMODATION.

ACCOMMODATION.
'Wheeiing daily sWheeline dailS
at..;;::::..:SBL m. St.....,......&su p. a.
ARRTvXB AT ARI;rTra AZ
Cumberland. $50 .. m IZaneGyflle i6.ssn
'sundAys excepted l'sundAyS e1eeptod
East bound Traina make connection, 4,
baltimore with Iain1 for PhilAdelphia, Nev
fera and Boston. At Warrington City, foT d!
West bound trains make direct connection 70,
al potnh West and Northwest
Pullman Palace Cars on all night trains
WHEELING, P1TTs'a &BALT. DIVISION
As7-LEAVEs WEsF-LHAyRa
wheeling daily SWashinStnn' Pa
yrSSci,n: o'oo T. m daily N... SIS .. L.
" w oAuy Warrington, Pa,
Sundays excepted. Sunday excepted
II the once at the Depot.
THos. R. SHARP,
nj - Master Of Transportation
h x = DkVR1ks, aen'l Agent wheeling.
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QheQnteltigeucer:
New Advertisements.

FRIDAY, MARCH 81, 1874.