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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-13

SUNDAY SCHOOL EXCURsIoN.-The
long anticipated excursion to Washing
ton, Pa, by the scholars and friends of
the English Lutheran Sunday School, of
this city, took place yesterday, and was
grand success, of course, as Rev. Mr. Bar
nitz maker everything which he takes
hold of. The weather was all that
could have been desired, and
at all early hour yesterday morning the
depot of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company was jammed with people,
which indicated that the excursion would
far outnumber the capacity Of the cars
which had been provided TO carry them
to their destination. Nine passenger
cars were filled with men, women and
children, and yet there were.
large number unprovided for
This occasloned considerable delay,
but finally three more cars were provided,
and all DESTROYS of attending the picnic
were accommodated. The train with its
immense cargo of human freight, left the
depot about o'clock, under charge Of
Captain Deyries.
During the journey to Washington,
nothing occurred to mar the pleasure and
harmony of the eXcursionists. The time
was spent in singing and pleasant con-
yersation until the arrival of the
train at Washington, which was about
lOI o'clock. After disembarking the
members of the Sunday School headed
by Schriner's brass band, form
ed in procession and marched
through the principal streets of the town
and then proceeded to Shirts grove, a
beuutifuls shady nook, situated about
mile from the town When the pic
nicers arrived there they proceeded to
do Justice to the ample amount of provi-
sions furnished for the occasion, alter
which the day was spent in merry
making and general amusement.
About six o'clock in the evening, a
slight shower occurred, which shortened
the day pleasure, and compelled the ex-
cursioni,ts to seek the depot to
return home. The party left Wash
ington about : =. VI. and arrived home at
Q o'clock, having spent II most delightful
day, and one that will be long remem-
bcred by all who participated.
Those who had charge Of the precious
freight deserve credit for the care and
prudence manifested, for their
welfare and safety. The ex-
cursionists cannot help but APP
prcciatc the kindrc,s of Mr.. Shirl, pro-
prletor of the grove and the citizens of
Washington generally. Taking it alto
gether, the picnic was most successful
one.
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SOME DEMONSTRATION twelve
O'Clock Wednesday night the residents
of McColloch street were aroused by
loud and continued shouts of "murdcr,,
murder Of course the most of the
people living on the above street poked
their heads out of the window to ascer-
tain the cause of the alarm. We
were informed by gentleman living in
that locality, who happened TO be on the
street, that man, minus his coat and
hat, and covered with blood, was run
ming at full speed, followed by two other
men. The person pursued kept up a
continuous cry, but he seemed more
fleet of foot than his pursucrs, and that
was the last seen or heard of the trio.
Nobody knows the cause of the trouble
or who the parties were.
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TuE First Branch of Council nd.
iournrd to meet this evening.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Wheeling Female CoIIeOa

FNHIS INSTITUTION WUICH IA.
i been in successful. operation for
last twenty-five years, wll rr-op.r. '.
Tuesday, September 9TH, under ,t.
management OF Miss A. Taylor, OF ~
York. 49,"
Miss Taylor brings 70 the institution 81.
experience OF over twenty years a. So
cesful Principal OF Young Lodies' sem!...
ries, East,
The course of study is extensive a..
thorough, embracing all the branches ~,
solid and ornamental education.
To young ladies who complete the r.,.
lar Collegiate Course, and sustain crrl'
BILE examinations, the Diploma OF The IT,
Stitutiou will be given, and all graGg.,-
who become proficient in al least on,
Foreign Language, and Plano Muse. %
receive Gold Me dal, the highest homo.
the Institution.
The Principal will be assisted byq Pill.
corps OF compel mt and experience b..
lessons and Teachers.
For terms or further information. ..
dress Miss \. TAYLDr
All business communications NAV ..
addressed To
aug9O SAMUEL TAYLOR, ESy
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-13

I"-M"kkO" II lHe uhN VI .tHt pOat I"'V
The mosquitoes are very "-gnawing
lust now.
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A QUIET but very pleasant wedding
came of yesterday morning, Mt the resi-
dcnce of the brides father, Rev. Samuel
Boyd. in this city, between MIR. T. +.
Williams, of Hudson, Wisconsin, and
Miss Ella NJ. Boyd. They left on the l !
A. NJ. train for Pittsburgh, Buffalo and
Niagara Falls, and will return home by
Lake Superior. a pleasant incident OF
the occasion WIS a meeting at the Bridge.
port depot of number o. the brides
former scholars, to bid the happy couple
good bye, and present them with beauti-
ful bouquets ofchoice flowers. May their
path through life be smoothe and pleas
ant, i the sincere wish Of their may
friends
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WASTEDIS PITTSBURGH.-A dispatch
was received at police headquarters yes
tcrday, from NJ. Meardlc, No. 50 Smith
field street, Pittsburgh, enquring about
two Of the parties arrested for the alleged
robbery of James Cheek, on the National
road last Tuesday. He said he had war
rants for the arrest of }. \ Walker and
Charles McGumphry, for obtaining two
suits of clothing under false pretenscs.
His description of the men answered to
two Of the men arrested, and they give
the same names as given to the Pitts
burgh clothier. 1t is more than likely
that justice in this State will demand
their residence in this community for
sometime to come.
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PoLlCE Court. The following cases
were disposed of at the Police Court yes
terdsy morning.
Andrew Combs had ten dollars against
him for violation of the hog ordinance.
He was let off BY the payment of costs
in the case.
Frank Newton, colored, was fined
twenty dollars and costs for carrying
concealed weapons, and the same amount
for stealing a revolver from Peanut
Scott. In default of payment he was
committed to Jail for sixty days-thirty
for each otfense.
Samuel Allen, for drunkenness, was
assessed three dollars and costs. He was
sent up for ten days.
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The camP-neeting, which has become
and American institutions, SO far AS all
the brauces Of the powerful and numer-
Gus Methodist family and some other re-
'iGiou> denominations are concerned, be-
gins about this season Of the year. l; is
purely of American origin. The first
csmp-mcetiug IN the United States was
held in 1929, on the hank of the Red
river, in Kentucky. The common idea
that il was exclusively of Methodist orr
gin Is erroneous.
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A HEARTLEss HoAx.-Mr. Charles
Wilberth, manager of the Benwood mllP
whose parents reside in Pittsburgh, was
greatly surprised yesterday at seeing his
mother and family get off the train at
Bellaire and come Rp TO him with eyes
streaming and faces filed with sorrow.
His first impression was that something
had happened, and he was thrown into
state OF painful suspense, which was very
considerably heightened by expressions
of sympathy which soon began to How
freely from the lips of his unexpected
visitors. Inquiring into the matter, how
ever, he ascertained that his friends were
victims of cruel hoax. His mother pro-.
duced a Geographic dispatch writ
ten on II Wheeling blank, IN
the words "Come down. Mother is
dead" She stated that this telegram
had been brought her IN Pittsburgh, by
a messenger boy, who collected from her
fifty cents, and being naturally excited
she thought that Mr., VS. son
had sent it, and that hi,
wife - her daughter in law - was
dead. Mr.. Wilberth was very glad to
assure her and his sympathizlng friends
that he was still unbereaved, but very
sorry that they had been the dupes of SO
heartlcss swindle. The whole story
was gotten up by the Pittsburgh boy for
the purpose Of collecting and stealing the
fifty cents.
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STAMPS ON BILLS or EXCHANGE.-A
few weeks ago il WAS decided By the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
reversing the former rulings OF the Office
on this subject that drafts or bills of cx-
change on foreign banks or bankers are
liable TO the two-cent stamp tax, the
same as inland drafts. The question was
raised whether such bills, being usually
drawn in duplicate or tripiicate, each bill
Of the set require, stamp or only such
as were actually used by the pur-
chaser of the exchange. The commits
sioner decides that the drawer must
stamp each bill. He says, in reply t. an
inquiry on the subject, "When such du-
plicates or triplicates are issued by the
drawer into possession of another party
so rs to be put cut Of the control of the
drawer, they should be stamped, without
waiting to ascertain whether it would be
necessary to present either Of them to the
drawee on account Of loss Of the first bill
of the set
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The the little "wriglers' we see so
abundant in summer, near the surface of
stagnant water, are the mosquitoes in the
first stage Of their development. When
undisturbcd they can be seen with heads
down and tails up, through which they
breethe by'means Of imperfect gills or re-
,plratory tubes, at the waters surface,
But they sometimes remain ut the bot
tom, feeding on decaying matter there.
In few days, they shed their skin,
cease to wrigglc and float in Il torpid state
on the surface or tumble over and over
across it when disturbed. In this State
they eat nothing or live on air in homo
pathic doses, which they breathe through
two tunnel shaped tubes on the top Of
the back. After while the skin cracks
open, and the mosquito crnwis from it
nd floats for time with its thin shell
for boat. till its short, limp wings have
crown out in both length and thickness
Then it flies of and huzHes about, ready
to thrust its sucker into our flesh. The
development from the egg 10 the mos
quito requires about fou. weeks.
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Accommodation tram leaves Rrilair" at
80 p. VI, and arrives at Nt,uhruyiilc at
-, q. VI.
Be 'nir" al $500 "a. u.. and l1:j p m.;
Bridgeport y:lIu. M, and :uu =. m; arrive
al Martins Ferry az go "A. m, and 40 %.
m. Returning leave Martins Ferry at
II 10 "a. M, and $500 D. M: Bridgeport D. :-u
"a. m, aud $40 D. IN. arrive al B,ll.urc 40
III - "a. M. and 30 p. m.
Tickets 10 all principle points In the
East and West can br procured 1T the
Union Ticket OtiiCc In Mcclure House, and
al the station at Bridgeport.
+. X. MYERS,
my2i General Passenger n Ticket Agent.
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\ WORD OF CAUrIoS.-W hen the
banana season opens we always prepare
ourselves to record an indeiininte num-
Der of serious accidents, resulting from
the carelcssness of persons, who having
devoured the pulp Of the fruit, drop it at
their feet on the sidewalk Many peach
eaters are equally culpable, and already
accidents from falls on the pavements
caused by peach skins have occurred.
No man who has proper regard for
the safety and rights of his fellows should
indulge in this INDECENT and dangerous
habit. If you don't relish peach skin
show your disrclish by giving it toss SO
vigorous that it will be carried beyond
the curb stone. Such course will pro-
tect pedestrians from falls, and at the
same time keep your conscience clear of
unpleasant reflections.
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nrr1ct rEArnnY INSURANCE Co. J

Wheeling. ". Va, April =, $50.
VNHE CHARTER or THE FIRE AND
Marine Insurance Company OF WhC1l-
Ing, expired April /, 1870, and lis uncNpir-
ell fire business has been reinSured by the
Peabody Insurance Company OF Mhrel-
inc. W. Va, rs shown by the Resolution
and crriiiicutrannrNcdh hereto. Allcla.ms
for loss or damage that may occur after Il
O'Clock VI, April |, 1870, under any fire
policy issued by the Fire and Marine In
surance Company, and IN force: Will be
adjusted and settled by the Peabody In
Surauce Coz '"anN.
J. V. l.. RODGERS,
- 1
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PERsoSAL.-Colonel Byrne, State
Superintendent OF Public Schools, re.
turned to the city yesterday evening.
Captain Gus Rolf and q. Hirch, dele
gates to the Turner's convention held at
Allegheny, Pa, have returned. The
other delegates will get home to day.
Coon Leonhnrdt wants the person who
stole the whip out of his buggy to come
and get the case, us he has no use for It,
Come, now, if you have any personal
"reminiscences of the late Andrew john
son, show up with them, and let Us have
1t over and done with.
Edward Sehon, Esq, of Mason county,
is in the city and is qSartercd at the ST.
James Hotel.
Mr.. Alfred Caldwell has been selected
refe,e &c in the Manton-Corcoran boat race.
Mr.. JOEL WOOD, President, returned
Yesterday from trip with the Executive
Committee, over the entire route Of the
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad. He
reports everything IN prosperous con-
dition relative To the road. The install
ment of stock i. being paid encouraging
IL, and the force of workmen along the
route will be enlarged at all early day
Ohio Valley News.
Tho dauphtrr Of a we'll known t;Zrn
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The Decker Bros Piano is massive,
bell-lIke in the bass; rich, warm and full
in the tenor; and fresh, bright, clear,
almost sparkling and mellow, though
penetrating throughout the trebblei the
sound wells forth as il flowing from an
eternal spring of hsrmonies.-Golden Age
March, |. 1873. W ). HUrCHlNs.
Sole Agent
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IoRSE DRowNED-A horse belonging
to William Montgomery, Sr, q huckster
residing ut No. 1914 Jacob street, was
drowned in the Ohio Yesterday morning,
ut the South Wheeling levec, while be-
ing driven in the river for water.
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THE along the river bank above Phil
lips foundry, in North Wheeling, COM
plain of young boys congregating in
large numbers on Sunday, playing ball
and acting in very disorderly manner.
The attention of the police authorities is
called to the matter.
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NATURALIZATION sale of J. w. Fer
rels Dry Goods and Carpets Is postponed
by the creditors few days, and my clos
ing out, array Jeioc cost will continue
until day of auction, a> | am trying to
prevent goods from going to auction, if
low prices will doit. Now is your time
to get cheap Dry Goods and Carpets of
j. w. FERREL,
Corner Main and Goth Streets.
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-n D--

.TuE progress Of work on the Capitol
building will be good tora "stick-full'
day to reporters, to say nothing Of the
accidents, a., which must necessarily
occur curing the building.
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ANOTHER heavy reduction in Dress
good. and Carpets and Grenadines As
low As cents per yard. Forced to sell
them at some price. J. w FEEEEL.
Corner Main and Goth street.
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RIVER NEWS.

The marks at the landing last evening
indicated : feet inch in the channel,
and rising slowly.
The Mallie Ragon departed for Par
kersburg at the usual hour. In backing
out she swung down against barge at
the lower end Of the wharf, doing some
damage to herself. The Wharfmaster
should compel the owner Of those bsrges
to drop them down stream.
The Tempest departed fer New Mar
tinaville at 10 A. NJ, yesterday.
The Nail City and barges from ST.
Louis was due last night.
The Express is the Parkersburg boat
this morning at 10 o'clock.
The Hudson is due this afternoon from
Cincinnati.
The Express will make some trips to
MoundsviLle on Sunday.
MAKING READY FOR sNAGs.
The long .continued outpouring Of the
waters from the upper world, and the
unprecedented floods in our rivers at
time Of the year when not expected, has
rendered 1t pretty sure, Judging from past
history, that during the latter part OF the
year there will be IL dearth of piluvial
showers and hence low stage Of water
in the Ohio and its tributaries, and diff
D Il. .
will be good new to our steamboatmer
and other watcrmcn to learn
that Uncle Sam hu, already dis
counted the expected drouth, and Is pre-
pairing for it by building at Pittsburgh a
mammoth snag-boat, with an iron hull,
the dimensions of which will be as fol-
lows: Length, l1j feet, with IS feet
beam; capacity, 30 tons; dimensions Of
hull between pcrpcndicularS, l75 feet;
width - feet; width over wr"cl, - feet
extreme height of inside plating, feet
inches; crown Of deck from centre line
inches; reversed sheer each way from
centre foot inches; dead rise of floor
IS inches; draught. > feet , inches. !
The main engines ARE - inch bore, 6 foot
stroke, fitted with balanced side valves
and reversible back motion. There are
four cylindrical return luc boilers, - by
80 inside diameter each boiler has two
l4j inch hues. Shell Of boilers to be Of
2G1O5 bas. charcoal IRON. On thi, |
powerful craft there will be eight engines |
in all, the minor ones to be used for the !
different operations in removing formid- |
able snags The bptting beam is to be |
: feet ) inches deep, fore and aft, and l. !
inches thick ut lis forward side. and
feet ut Its aft side. This ,nagboat is be- |
ing built under the orders OF Colonel W. |
f. Merrill, hNyin. in charge the Ohio !
river improvements and under the per-
,onal supervision of William Weston,
Chief of Construction. The mechani-
cal drawings were made in Cucin-
matt, in Colonel Merrill Office, by George
). kinscy, Mechanical Engineer. The
engines and other machinery is being
built by Mcs,rs lIartupce y Alexander,
Of Pittsburgh. The boat Is about one.
third completed, and i, expected to be
ready for business about the 18th of No.
vrmbcr next Snags will take warning
The huh Of this iron steamer was built at
CIrrIuuuti by Swift
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SPECIAL NoTICE To THE LADIEs.-L
V. Blond is now selling +. {. Burt's
celebrated make of ladies Button Shoes
at 81. 80. which have been selling hereto
ore at from St TO s..
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crash man, exclaimed au old lady rs
she noticed vender of toy balloons pass
by. "Why don't some one tell him of the
fate Of poor DonaldsonY
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The jury has agreed that J. W. Fer
rel is selling out dry goods and carpets
away below cost. Go and see for your
self.
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GRENADINES and Dress Goods are now
being sold at oue-h,Lll their value by
J. W. FERREL
Corner Main and Twentieth streets.
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EALL TERM VIII nrIN
Wesleyan Female Institute
1taunton, va.

WILL BEGIN IT'S TWENTY -SlNIu
w Annual Session NEITMBIK .n,r
1870. Rev. Vim. \. Harris, -. H.. President
with lWruiy-thrrc Teacher and Officers.
Modern Languages taught anu spoken 10
the College by European teacher Music
10y seven Professors and Teachers, nNnor.
whom are the most cultivated teachers
vocal music.
This u one Of the hCalthir~' ClImH'
the world. Those who come here nom ''.
south with Iccblc constitutions, rh.l.~ ...f
climatic diseases. are entirely restored.
Buildings clcsant-cOmmWdlu '.r
most magnificent rural and mount.
scenery, making II one OF Tho mu>lU'I .....
ml College homes In the Union.
The past session this school was G'',..
eel by pupils rom seventeen a.ll.l..
States.
Great economy and simplicity Jon Hr..
are required. \ SlmpI" uniform +, N.r..
No unnecessary ,Npru~, allowed. ~f..'
economy practic,d tp Keep an cNp,ur.- ..
pupils within the lowest possible HIuu.n'
Terms Tor the entire Collegiate Nrn
Board ami Tuition Ia th" Cullruitf, cuu.-..
intending Ancient Language 3, $40. VI,
sic and other DNtTuS moderate.
For Catalogue, address
Rev. W. P-"sIdcnf.
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Rev. W. t.IARRIS. P-"SIdcuf.
iylypgOuW S'uuuiOu. b 70
Washington and Lee University,
LEXINGTON. VA.

The mex. session OF this Institution ...
cOmmour" ON the 5ri Thursday ..0.. ..
-. TENDER, - and continue. W.fN...
mtcrmI>Sluu, until The ma Thursday U
June. 1876. tn instruction embrace
thorough Classical, Literary ana -,I'ur.H.
Courses. together with th" professional. 1,
partmtut> 81 Law uud Engineering.
nine months need not exceed s.Ju.uT ..
according 10 III" price OF bOurd, AruIg
uIcnts are al % made lor messing. by which
students may reduce ihrITrNprnsrS Dcl'
per session. For iuIthrr PARTICULARS AI-
dress G. ". G. LEE, President. or
WILLIAM DOLD.
jygsb Clerk 81 Faculty.
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CLOSING out sale Of misses and chill
drcn. colorcd shoes for the next ten days
at J.. V BLoND's,
ll35 Main st.
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WEBER PiANo-For sale cheap at
Adams x Lucas, l227 Market street
See advertisement in another column.
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BELMONT COUNTY ITEMS.

From the Gazette and Chronicle.
SOME Wheeling rowdies wcrs out again
on Sunday. May be they are not count.
cd rowdies at home. The only thing
our citizens Judge by is their bolsterou.
and uncivil conduc. while here Marshal
Rice will take hand the next time they
come and conduct themselves in similar
way.
THE Prohibitionists of this county will
hold their Convention for the purpose of
nominating county ticket, at Loyd.-
VILE on next Saturday, August Nth.
Since the above was put in type we
learn that the meeting is called in the
interest of the Good Templars organiza-
ton, and it is not known yet whether or
A ticket will be nominated. Rev. Grimes,
is to deliver a lecture in the evening.
THREE horses belonging to Mr.. Sam'l
Thompson, two and a half miles north
west of st. Clairsville, were found dead
in the pasture field on last Monday
morning, under circumstances which
plainly indicated that they had been
poisoned and that by some human agency,
An tAtullIhllpl " 40 maui - -
Hewetson, of this place, which resulted IN
the discovery of poison Of some kind, the
ANALYSIS of which is not yet completed.
The total value of the three horses, was
between $500 and 800 1t is hoped that
the scoundrel who committed this crime
may be ferreted out and made 10 receive
the severest kind of punishment.
RECORDER BARNES, last week made
record OF q mortgage from the Lake Erie
and Wheeling Railroad Company, TO
Clinton B. Fisk, of New York City,
given for the purpose of securing the
ptvment of first mortgage Sinking Fund
Bonds. amounting in the aggregate to
Sl,1OO,OOO. Apropos to this, large
meeting was held at Alliance,
on the 3lst ult, to celebrate tie
commencement of work on this Linz.
Encouraging speeches were made by +.
W. Kellogg, the chief contractor, and II.
r. Wilson, Esq, the financial agent, ard
others. Much enthusiasm prrvallc0.
This line will connect with the Young
town Narrow-Gauge at Southington, in
Trumbuli county, and extend in south
erly direction, through Forage, Mahon
ING, Stark, Carroll, Harrison and Bel
mont counties, to Bridgeport.
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PLUM 3 { r S..
WILLIAM HARE,

Practical Plumber and Gas Filter,
No. - TWELFTH STREET,
WHEELING, w. VA.
Orders from the country attended to ON
snort notice. auE1u