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: 81 sossoa tsssre 3 iat isssss isiils -
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s is ssss a9 ssS nsn ~ ss ss s sl s
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MA III .os es ese s ~ ssss ss Z. TIA M
ss;ss ss1sis !;
sss;.si sssssss 81 s'ss Al a q s
lsss - asss s: ssss 81 ID
beans nominal e 6ac:; black pessy7O@ go.
Bnckirhs1t.-ae. q u. sss..s-s-SS.
Ssa Or shoiss ssasss.; soos %, prlas, 500
ss:.ia Ss, he "a, asss 4, !. ! :, 81,
70 l sss ss,ss l5sgg sss sns s
! ! as, "a 8 s;,:s So
EaSdes Comfy, virginia. Virgil Isl 81 s8Taac
TIsadis ss e s = !. g.,,on
RoeiWsshsd ssazos snsased aoeste
Observation-Disclosures $500 G5x1 sap, gz.xas$
pa Cypress--No. heart 41o@ s13 !; Nosz. 800
NORF0LK. :5
ArRIL 1s.-Cotton.-Stock on hand April \ 1shss
My GEL; receipts this week. Al 94-totaas 1SsdSe.
xpoFts this week, z, s44; stock on hand and ayn1tr
ing shipment at close Of business to-day, II. O4I.
fletsr--We note very quiet market for past
week, with light transactions. Goodridges pstants
&0.a0; Weieh's best family, Pc; BridgewateE3 20
Purity tcity niIls %; Excelsior family, e9s fancF
extra fcity mills siaaghters laat extra
family, s7-7sGss.5O extra, S6.76 @sS.76 super
Rheat.-MaIEes quiet. Prices nominal 81 "a. seq
Corn.-T The narses during the past week hss,heen
frln- with active demarde Sales reported OF 2O,0
bushels at 69@Sle. for mixed and whitct - s.
Oat&-Tte market Is quiet and ovcrstocasd4 SaieS
sdurtng the xesk vt ASc.'p Per bushei. .
= Eaqs.--Marka quiet We quote at 15c. a tionen.
sogs5c; from store at 81 S, according to qualify.
!. Padnuts.-Tha market sduring the past Seeh ha5
been quiet and TRANSACTIONS gEt. Sale, drriEx tha
week amounted to 600 bags ~ sl.a5d sSl.50 for
= 'Saanaies.-Market very dull We quote 2e-lnch
1iea1r $5Gss.50; a0-incli saps, DO 4.incik
heart, Ill 2GG$IS-50: 24-inch sap, gS@$10.6o. - ~
z StapeS.-rhere seems TO be little mere inquiry
for white oak slaves, and VIC may advance
neglected We quote: White oak pipe slaves, 100
$I5: euis, $309S35; white oak Logsheatt staysss
S50lSS5: culE, S25; white oak heatlsnN 900
500: culls 1926; red oak hogshead stayesf
Tars1Sisrkci dim and wen supplied at So.
Tsuck..Fotatoes--lrish, rthcrn Peerless, SI.1os
peach blows, 81; early rose, ~ :; late rqser
Sweets, 1925 loose. Onions, yellow, $500 q pesS
ral Apples, northern, $5,5Q6fsB. 0ranyss. s22U
@sb q box, as@al0 d case. Lemons, 1910 @sa,oH
hox- Il 0;,1f1 =
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

ApRII, l9.-BeeteS.-Dresscd bccf was ceiling
slowly at 7L(19c = ID. for ordinary TO good native
Caires.-To-day's offerings were 3Gs head. mainly
mk.frd yei,s. Market closed finn nj SO &c. q 10.
snr common 10 choice Dressed veal was In moderate
snuply and demand at 7G11c. p 10. Sales include
90 jersey ve.s, 1870 lbs. average, ut SGSs'sc.
do nj S69c = D.. and 72 State do 120 u.s., at &c.
Sheep and Lambs.-Frcsh arrivals were nine CAR.
loads, or 1915 head, and there were upwards OF
Ordinary TO strictly prime nnshorn sheep sold at 6d
&C. "a b. and common TO prime clipped sheep ranged
from 5Ka6Ac. {. b., with few fancy sold II SIC.
Slcine.-S0Ee sale alive.
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

APRIL 19.-The offerings we're quite large of loose,
for wni7 satisfactory prices were obtained. There
Is considerabl demand for good leaf of body Other
grades are plentiful Bright fancy, 81 5@S55; good
leaf of decided character, 81 2@8l6.50; good leaf
dark, a9@Sl2: medium grades Of leaf, S6tG$l q I;
Tugs, long and leafy, S5@S6.75; Tugs, common, %
GS4.-LftlIer-dppeat. s- rs "a @.Is artai4
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TOBACCO Markets.
paNyrr.LLE TOBACCO MARKET.

z DaNt IEEAElE y Observation-Disclosures
Reported expressly for the Richmond Dispafch.l
APRIL 20.-geceipts good, but not fill. Market
actSe at quotations. No change Of figures.
LHgs.-Very common, S3@$s; commoI, $5@$7
medium, 81 ass good. $e@Sl2.isy 81. i
Fatsrs.-Co.nmo 5000; medium. S9@3l (;
good, 81 @$13. -
Smoke-s.--C ommon, S10@sI5; medium bright,
$15@$1S; good.to fancy. $1,000.
Bsgmis Observation-Disclosures
fancy, S50G$92-;5 -
: Mahogdny Wrappers Common, $14@s20 :me-
dunn S20@s30; good, S3o@$35 extra, $3.50 AZ
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~, III. .4,a -,r,t HhdS. PkgS. .- Lbs.
Exports for the week. alb $50 265,055
Exports from Jan. l. 1886 1881 2,l44,93l
Exports same time ,,..I. 80 ,,f,,,
last year. 3,Uol if,SSS Z,VlS,SfS
Receipts for the week -. 80. hhds. - 2-SI!
Receipts for the week :. bxs. AMI ca. 9,3Zi
Receipts from January 49,. hhds 2b,l9l
Receipts from January 1.....bXs ana cs' 6z'239
Receipts same time last year. hhds. :. 7,341
- 90 49,. !. 80; Journal of Commerce.
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Wool.

Wool is sold alta range Of from thirty
to thirty.fivc cents per pound. tits only
tue very finest ileeces that bring the latter
igure.-AkTon Times.
The local wool market has not opened
in this neighborhood. Local dealers
will, we understand, offer thirty cents
while growers are holding for thirty-fve
or more-Cddis Sentinel.
Several lots OF wool were sold on Tues
day, for the ready money to pay taxes
and the best figure paid was 80 cents
Neir Philadelphia DemOerdt.
The work Of shearing sheep is com
plctcd. The clip is very light, and The
prices offered by dealers correspond WIZ u
the weight. One dealer has offered 30
cents and another one has offered 81
cents. There have been a few small lots
stolen, but none sold.-Aiartin's Fer1
Nsirs ff
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oPgSs;sG S s RssSivsa E EpSn

The sfReiorm Club is the title 81 q
new organization In the West End, organ;
lied by young ladies for the purpose o. d
discouraging the use Of "slang phrases
in conversation. AT recent meeting,
while member was addressing the soeie-
". he inadvertently made use Of the ex-
preston, lawful nice" and was called 10
order nv a .ister member for tranSgres'
sing the rules. .......,, 81,
Din what way have ! tr3nsS5es'edT
asked the speaker, blushing deeply,
GYou said II would be 'awfdl, nee 10
admit young gentlemen to our del'oefa'
tons replied the other. ,.., :
GWell, wouldn't 1t be-: returned ''he
speaker:nyou know you said yourself no
longer ago than yesterday that" ,
ayes, / know; but you SAID awful NICE
That's slang" az, -.
ore going 10 be SO awful nice about II,
nerhSps L Is; but ! wouldn't say anything
4 j were you. Didn't you tell Sallie
Sprixins, this morning, to pull down her
basque p
'No, / didn't" retorted the other, her
face growing crimson; "and Sallio Sprig.
gins will say I didn't. She won't go back
on me-"
"This isa nice racket you are giving
u.s." cried the President, after rdpping
both speakers TO order. "Let Us ask,
what Is the object of'tfis society?'
ITO discourage slangn cried dozen
voices.
"R.rect,p said the President, Ego on
with4h funeral" .,
A member rose to explain that she had
been fined at the last meetinetor saying
"awful niceS herself, but she hadn't the
STAMPS to pay 1t now-Eonld settle,
however, Sin the sweet by and by.m
"rhatill be all rightS said the Presi'
dent; apay when you have the ducats."
Another member asked ii young lady
could say "old splendid" without subject
ing herself to fine.
aYou bet she can't" said the President,
who was the original founder Of the Soci.
ETY., and therefore appealed to when any
nice question was TO be decided.
"Then," said the speaker, II move that
Miranda Pew come down with the dust,
for l heardler say that her beau was Just
old Splendid"
. Miranda's face was in blaze as she
cried: .s =,
swell, il my beau was such an old
hair-pin as your fellow is | wouldn't say
il" ...
@Shoot the Ginning" cried the Presi.
dent. "Will you never tumble y
But the confusion was too great 10 be
allayed. Miranda's blood was up some
sided with her aud others against her,
and amid the Babel that followed could
be heard such exclamations as dry up"
"nice blackberry you are" "wiPe oil your
chin" "hire hal" etc, when a motion
to adjourn was carried "by large ma
joriIy."
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- Ot-,Inthe State OIL

--, OF - In the State OF -, prin'
cinal. and and--o -,
IN The State of-,as sureties, are held
and firmly bound unto the United States Of
America in the Just and full sum Oh
dollars, lawful money Of the United States,
TO be- paid 10 the said United States oil
America or its duly appointed or author
lied officer or officers; 10 the payment oil
which, well and truly 10 be made and done
we bind ourselves, our heirs, executors
and administrators, jointly and seyeralyl
firmly by these presents.
Sealed with our seals, and dated this
day Of -, 1877 ..rl' ,1il
Whereas, by on oct OF Congress approved
June %, 1874, ntitled IAN Act making ap,
preparations for the service OF the Post
Office Department. for the fiscal year ending
June thitieth, eighteen hundred and sew
enty.fiye, and for other purposes" 1t ispro'
vided: "that every proposal for carrying
the mail shall be accompanied by the bond
Of the bidder, with sureties approved by q
postmaster" in pursuance whereof, and In
compliance with the provisions Of said law
this bond Is made and executed, subject "a
all the terms, conditions, and remedies
thereon, in the said act provided and pre-
scribed, 10 accompany the aioregoing and
annexed proposal Of the said -.
Now, the condition OF the bald obligation
Is such, that II the said --,b bidder u
aforesaid, shall, within such time after his
bid is accepted as the Postmaster General
has prescribed in said advertisement, enter
into contract with the United States oil
America, with good and sufficient sureties
to be approyedby the Postmaster General
to perform the service proposed in his said
bid, and further shall perform said service
according 10 his contract; then this oblign
ton shall be void, otherwise 10 be in full
force and obligation In law.
In witness whereof we have hereunto sci
our hands and seals this - day Of
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The Triumphal Arch ut stenbcn'
willie.

| From the lIeald.l -.4
The posts, for the corners oil the
triumphal arch at the intersection oil
Fourth and Market streets are being
placed in position to-day. There are
four Of these poSts, one at each. corner,
from which diagonal arches will spring,
crossing in the centre at a distance Of
thirty feet from the ground. These arch
CA will be made OF Az inch iron set edge
ways, Furnished by the Jefferson Iron
Works. At the point Of intersection il
Ia proposed 10 have figure OF the God
,less OF Liberty. There will also be four
side arches Of the same meterial as the
centre ones, spanning Market and Fourth
streets, running east and west and north
and south. These arches will be twenty
three feet in height, and on the SUNNI,
Of each will be n flag, Bunting flags viii
SIso be suspended from the corners. The
arches will be draped in the national
coIors, and from them will depend les
toons, notices, ETC., ingracetul proiuslon
The decorations have been placed u y
charged Of A. w. Long, which Is SUN
cient guarantee that they Twill be tastein
and attractive.
The work Of building the arch is beinl
efficiently prosecuted under charge Of
John A. Collier, Esq. .F. .., ay,
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FORM OF PROPOSAL, BOND, AND cEETrFI
CATE.
PropoSdl.

The undersigned - whosepoSt office
address is, county OF =, State NJ,
proposes to carry the mails Of the United
States, from October l, 1876, to June 80,
49,, on route No. -, between - and
=, State Of -, under the advertise
ment OF the Postmaster General, dated May
20, 1876, "with celebrity, Certainty, and Sc
curity," for the annual sum Of = dollars;
and Il this proposal Is accepted he will en-.
ter into contract with sureties to be ap-
proved by the Postmaster General, within
the time prescribed in said advertisement.
This proposal i made q with IN full . kno w.
weight OF tho mail to be carried, and oil
other particulars In reference Ito the route
aud service; and, also, after careful exami.
nation Of the laws and instructions attach.
cd TO advertisement OF mail service.
Dated OH Bidder,
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THE Hon. W. D. Kelley writes as fol.
lows Of Gov. Hayes: ~ know Hayes
we'll, having messed with him and his
wife while he was in Congress. He Is
strong man, well balanced, with large ex-
perience as asoldier, rs Governor OF Ohio,
as congressman, and as a lawyer, who,
whenever out OF public duty, has found
that kind Of practice which proves that
he has steadily enjoyed the confidence Of
business men and people Of estate. His
means are liberal, two bachelor uncles
having left, him, the one $3.50, 900, and the
other about 100000. His habits are
simple and his hospitality boundless, and
during his administration the White
House will be presided oyer by a modest,
Intelligent, cultivated and sprighuy
woman, with pair Of laughing eyes as
black and bright as your own, and who
il proud Of anything in her hlsband's
career, il is the heartiness Of his life and
his freedom from ostsntation."
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Our New sIartInsville Cores
pOndencc.

NEW MARrISsvILLE, o., June q, 1876
ElltGnOi the Inielllgenor:
The Circuit Court met on the Goth, Of
this month for the purpose Of trying Tho
Craig boys who murdered their Step'iH'
Their some time ago. A jury was obtain
ed without much delay, contrary to ex-
peclations. The prosecution was repre-
scented by Capt. Robt. McEldowney The
defense was represented by I. L. Jacobs
+. b. SnodgraSs and K. W. Lanch, Of this
place, and +, q. SnodgraSS, Fountain
Smith and ]. W. Mccoy, OF Marion
county.
Chas. Craig was put on trial and the
jury has Just brought in verdict Of gull
~, Of murder in the Cd degree. Tue
court will now proceed to try the other
brother. Considerable interest has been
manifested in the trial.
Since writing the above the jury ha'
fixed the term Of his imprisonment a
five years.
visited tho Wctzel ,Woolen Factory
here and find ii quite lively affair. The
work Is mostly done by ladies.
The Pittsburgh Slave Company are do
ing good business here employing abou
10 men. NJ.
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Price, n:tu,y,ao. te..s.
..r+s 49,
NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING
N1NEY.N1NrH EDITION.

Containing complete list Of all tho towns in the
United States, the Territories and the Dominion oil
CanAdA, having population greater than 5000 &C
cordlng 10 tho last census together with the names
Of tho newspapers having the largest local crcula-
ton In each Of tho places named. Also, CATALOGUE
Of newspapers which are recommended 10 hdyer-
tsorS as Giving greatest value In proportion 10 prices
charged. Also, all newSpapcrs In tho United States
and Canada printing over 1900 copies each Issue.
Also all the Religious, Agricultural, Scientific and
Mechanical, Medical, Masonic, Juvenile, EducA-
tIonal Commercial, Insurance, bal Estate, Law
Sporting, Musical, Fashion, and other special elias
Journals; very complete llsh. Together with q
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tho United States, Also, an essay upon RdvGrtis-
Ing many tables Of rates, showing tho cost Of nd
yertlSing In various newspapers, and everything
which beginner In advertising would like TO know,
GEO. P. RowELL d CO.,
sept Il Park Row NeWYofk
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Microscopic wonders.

Lewinbeck tells Of an insect seen with
microscope, OF which twenty.seyen mil
lions only equal mite.
Insects OF various kinds may be seer
in the cavities of a grain Of sand.
Mold is forest Of beautiful trees, with
branches, leaves and fruit.
Butterflies are fully feathered.
Hairs are hollow tubes.
The surface Of our bodies is covered
with scales like fish; single grain o.
sand would cover one hundred andiify
OF these scales, and yet each scale covers
five hundred pores. Through these. mar
row openings the perspiration forces
itself, like water through sieve.
The mites take FIVE hundred steps
second.
Each drop OF stagnant water contains 3
world Of animated beings, swimming Will
as much liberty as whales in the sea,
Each leaf has colony OF insects graz
ing on II, like cows in meadow.
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RAVES oF BOARDING HoRsEs.

Sixty cents per day for drove hosol or hogse. Tor
sale ST 90 per day a. horls that arc required 70
n handled or exercised and broken.
] will keep CAREFUL and attentive gToomA, and
horos left In my care will have proper caTc and AZ
tentiOn and handled properly, but will not DO re-
SIonSIhle for unavoidable accidents.
My second great Catalogue SalO will take place
SATURDAY, June 9th, al 10 O'Clock A. ". Par
lIes having property to oter WilffeceVe promptAt
tcnlion BY addressing ,,,
Wheeling, W. Va, OF At Bridgeport o
J, C. HERvEY, ADetionoerl 9 my2
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BOND.
DireninnS.

EB-Insert the names Of the principal and sure
ties In fullin the body Of the bond; also the date.
The GIZnaturCs 70 the bond SHOULD DO witnessed,
and the certificate on the inside should b signed
by Justice Of the peace, lddlng his Official title,
Of, Ilhgned BY Notary Public, be ihouldlfix bis
Know all men by these presents, that
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STATE or
County Of

i, clerk OF the =, the same be-
ing n Court Of Record, do hereby certify
that -, whose genuine signature up
pears to the foregoing affidavit, was, Mt the
time OF signing the same, justice Of the
peace In and for the county aud Suite afore.
said, duly qualified, and that all his official
acts as such are entitled to full filth and
credit.
In testimony whereof, I have hereuntc
set my hand us clerk and affixed the Official
seal Of said court on this-day OF -
1877 ...
[L,s.1 --, Clerk.
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s county Sssf--:}~.

county Oh
On this = day Of -,1S7 ,persOn
ally appeared before me - and u
sureties in the aiOregOing bond, to me
known 10 be the persons named in salt
bond Us suroties, and who have execu
ted the same rs such, who being by
me duly sworn, dcpose and say, and eact
for himself deposes and says, he has exc
Cuted the within bond, that his place O.
residence is correctly stated therein, tina
he is the owner OF real estate worth the sun
hereinafter set against his name over ant
above all debts due and owing by him, ant
all judgments, mortgages and executions
against him, aftet allowing all. exemptions
OF every character whatever, the total sun
thus assured amounting to($-)- dol
lars, being double the amount Of the fore
going bond.
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NoTE-When the above oath Is taken before Q
Justice Of the peace or Any other officer not uGIng
seal, except Judge Of U. -. Court, u certificate
Of the clerk Of court Of record must be added
under lbs seal Of Office that the person who admin
istered the oath Is duly qualified assuch officer.
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ANY alteration by enS,frc or InterllneatIQn Of q
material part Of the foregoing bond will cause II tc
10 rejected, unless II appears by note or memo
randum, attsted by the wltne1es, that the altera,
tioti was made before the botd was signed and
sealed. '-
When partners arc parties To the bond the part.
ne5hIp name should not be used, but each partner
should sign bis individual name.
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HORSE MARKET
sa-5 AND
General stOclkAgency

o"H VIII ell SATURDAY, JUNESn
g4GS 2Ith, 1876, at 10 A: NJ, 10 10 aI2S
head Of HorAca Of various klnd1 and PRICE. Also
soyeral Buggics, Carriages, Wagons, DC.
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Dated -1s7 E'-
For forms of proposal, bond, and certifi
cate, and also for instructions as to the con
dltions to beembraced in the contract, DC.
see advertisement Of this date In pamphle
form inviting proposals for mail service il
Maine, &C., to be found at the terminal pos
Offices Of the above routes, and to be hat
on application TO the Second Assistant P. n
General. .....
Bids should be sent in sealed envelopes
superscnbed: "Sfail Proposals, Stale o
West Virginia" and addressed to the Sec
ond Assistant Postmaster General.
E,.. MARSHALL JEWELL,
ic5.M PoamaSter General.
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], the undersigned, postmaster 9t -
State II, after the exercise Of due dill
gence to inform myself Of the pecuniary
ability and responsibility Of the principal
and his sureties in the aforegOing bond
and OF the unincumbered real estate owned
by them, respectively, do hereby approve
said bond and certify that the said suretiei
are uficient-sufficient In my belief to in
sure the payment Of double the entire
amount Of the said bond, and do further
certify that the said bond was duly signed
by -, bidder, and - and -
his sureties, before signing this certificate
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Sworn, to and subscribed before

me, FL Tor the --0[ =,
this - day OF "A. D. 1877,
and In testimony whereof her: [sEAL-l
eunto subscribe my name and Of.
fix my official seal the day and |
year aforesaid. ''''
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Subscribed and twOrn before me this
of-,Is7
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Oath required by section ol5 Of an act oil
Congress approved June %, 1874, to be
affixed 10 each bid Tor carrying the mail
and to be laken before an officer qualified
TO administeE oaths. ....... 1..
L., Of -, bidder for carrying
the mail on routeNo =, from - 10 -
do swear that / haye the ability, pecuniari
", to fulfillmy obligation as such bidder
that the bid is made in good faith, and
with the intention to enter into contract
and perform the service In case said bid
shall be accepted. !'a.- s.-
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rB-Pullman Drawing Room and Sleeping Cans
from Steubenyllle and Columbus through tSiihoat
change, 10 Cincinnati, Louisville, indianapolis and
b. Louis, and from Columbus 10 Chlcago.
The pleasure seeker or those seeking louef IN de
HGH, lhould cali on or address the undersigned for
through tmo tables, maps land circulars and fur.
Their information.
W. L. O'BRIEN,
Gcn'l Passenger md Ticket Agent, No. 2i9 High
street, Columbus, Ohio. myD
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TRANSPORTATION.

Nos, 1 and run daily; No. daily except Mon
day; NoA. Z and ~ daily except Sunday No -
No. stops at all stations between Wheeling and
Cumberland.
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Accommodation Train leaves BellAire ut $50 Pm
md arrives at Stelbenyile nj 600 I'm.
Special accommodation traIn, leave BellaIrc at
30 AN. and 1880 p. NJ; Bridgeport 1905 AN. and
Los 2. NJ; arrive at Martins Ferry 1ol5 AN. and
l:I6 ?. n. Returning leave Martins Ferry at 1l:S0
A. n and 500 P. Nj Bridgeportli :I0 An and $40
P. NJ; arrive at Belare At ll:66 A. n and S26 P. N.
Tickets 10 all principal points In the East and
West can DO procured at The Union Ticket Once,
M'Lue HOUSE, and at the station NJ Bridgeport.
F. L. MYERS,
apIs General Passenger and Ticket Agent