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BOARDING..

GELFCT PRIVATE BOARDING-CO COMFORT
- ably furnished front rooms can be obtained.
with or without board. by the day. week or
month. by applying at the elegant private resi-
denee No. 145 Carondelet street. Padies in
search Of home comforts will find this rare
opportunity A fine bathroom also attached to
the house. References exchanged. je2s tt
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NOTICE. TO TAXPAYERS.

Taxes and Licenses. for sale by the under
signed.
VI. r. BONIS & A. LEMORE.
Ie2o I'm No. s Caller Court
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NEW ORLEANS LAGER BEER.
CASPAR LUSSE.

Announces to the proprietors Of Been
SALOONS, and to the public, that having com
pleted his immense apparatus for MAJ ufac-
uring -
LAGER BEER,
He Ia prepared to sell the same AT A LOWER
PRICE than auy other HOMEMADE ARTI-
GLE and of as good quality as any similar arti-
Gle produced In the United States. mh27 6m
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MILITARY NOTICES.

Headquarters Company A, Continental
Guards, st. Patrick's Hall, New Orleans. July g.
1s77-The officers and members of this company
in full dress uniform. THIS EVENING. at On
O'Clock. The command will leave the armory for
the steamer st. Mary, at o'clock sharp.
BY order of
VIM PIERCE. Captain
w. J. MALTBY, Orderly Sergeant. jy3 It
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Terms-S2 50 Per Day.

Terms-S2 SO Per Day.
The undersigned having purchased the unex-
pired lease of Messrs. r. Il. Rivers Il CO.. in the
above Hotel. is now in possession Of the same
and has the pleasure of announcing to his
friends and the public that it will be kept open
during the entire summer for regular and
transient guests and day boarders ON
LIBERAL TERMS.
No pains or expense will be spared to insure
the comfort of his guests.
and refurnished during the summer
CHAS. T.. SMEDES. Proprietor
New Orleans, June 15 1877.
lp15 Am
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EXCURSION TO DoSALDsONyILLE.

The steamer
l@4nQtS ST. MARY,
Capt. FRED. PROBST in command, SAMUEL
AYLES Clerk.
will leave tho wharf, foot OF Canal street, at 3
o'clock .. NJ. July D. with the Continental
Guards on board. and return at o'clock o. M,
July5. limited number OF tickets will be sold
at TWO DOLLARS each for transportation,
and meals at SEVENTY FIVE CENTS.
Tickets for sale at Edm. Mandin, 81 Decatur
street: G.. n. Finlay & Co.'s drug store, and Al
Natchez street. iy1 81
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LOST-TOUND.

L1OUND-CN SUNDAY, JULY 1, TWO
j. Scotch Terrier bitches The owner can have
same by proving property and paying expenses
Apply at ego Goodchildren street. jy3 st
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MISCELLANEOUS.

N7ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUTH
orally. useful. is q good penman and can fur
nish the best Of references as to honesty and in
tegrity. Address W. Fl. G., N. 0. Democrat. jy3
WANT -DESKROOM IN SOME NEAT
w and pleasant office. Address LAWYER,
this office. jy1
WANTED--S AS ENGINEER N
~ assistant overseer, on 9 sugar plantation.
Address 7. II. b. Jr.. this office. iy1 1w
WANTED-A SITUAIION-BY A YOUNG
w man 20 years Of age. on o farm in the
country or near the city. Can take charge Of Il
dairy. understands the cultivation of vegetables
has had four years experience Can give good
reference. Address REDWOOD Democrat
office. jy17t
WANTED.--A YOUNG MAN HAVING LEIs-
secure a position. for a small remuneration, in
any bosiDess to which he can devote that time
to. Reference given. il required. Please adj
dress EDDY, Democrat office. ie281w
WANTED-TO TAKE CHARGE OF A FUR
" nished house for the summer. by widow
lock box 1884. P.O. je27 iw
WANTED : BILLS FOR COLLECTION.
w. Particular attention paid to the collection
OF all bills entrusted to my care. The under
signed VIII make an arrangement with mer-
chants. physicians or any one having bills for
CORRECTION, at o small salary, or very small per
centage Satisfaction guaranteed and the very
best OF recommendations furnished as to hon.
esty and capacity. Address COLLECTOR. care
Democrat Office. je27 tt
WANTED-BY A TEACHER, THE CARE
w of q house from the 1st Of July to the 1st Of
November: Satisfactory references will be
given. Address D.. this office. je2f II
STATIONERY AND MUsIC-63O MAGAZINE
- street. Pianos Tuned for 81 so. -
je17tf D. LEIGH.
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STORE TO RENTING 2s7 CANAL STREET.
~ Rent si5 per month, Apply at No. 100 Third
street. corner AnnunClatlon. le30 1w
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BANK NOTICES.


Office of the New orleans Gas Light COm-
panyA dividend OF FOgH AL AZ M Rer fnaye
July IT, is77, out of the earnings OF the past six
months. Ali transfers of stock made between
'g ys &c snd 10 must be e1 vaEo2 Secretary
Jfn,on National Bank, New Orleans,
June 30. 1s17-At O meeting of the Board OF ID,
rectors held This Day, a set9i- annual dividend
stockholders on and after MONDAY. July B.
iva lat JAS. CHALARON. Cashier.
ssermania National Bank, New Orleans,
June 20. 1877-At q meeting of the Board OF d
rectors this day a semi -annual dividend Of
wi 1w HERM. ROEHL. Cashier.
The Louisiana National Bank, New Or
leans. June 80, 1s77.-At q special meeting OF the
Board Of Directors held this day. a dividend OF
FIVE PER CENT was declared. pagab.e on
demand. A. LUNA.
ly1 st oasnler.
Citizens Savings Hank, tsrunewald Hall,
New Orleans, June 3d.. 1s77.-The Board 81
Directors haye this day declared semi annual nm, p,
mand. M BENNER
jyi It CASHIER.
state National Hank Of New Orleans,
New Orleans, June 80. 1s77-LAt meeting OF the
Dividend Ok FOUR PER CENT was declared,
payable to the stockholders on and after MON
DAY, July 9. 1877. The transfer book will re-
main open, but transfers will be ex- dividend.
iy1 1w CHAS. L. g. DUPUY, Cashier.
southern bank. new orleans, June 30,
1s77.-At q meeting OF the Board, this day, q
semi annual dividend of FOUR PER CENT.
was declared, payable on demand.
jy1 st J. CARR, Cashier.
The Peoples Hank of New Orleans, New
Orleans, July /, 1s77--A semi-annual dividend
of FOUR PER CENT on the capital stock will
be aid to the stockholders Of this bank on and
after the 10th inst
BY order OF the Board:
lei N. LANDRY. Cashier.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

For the Lake once Of New Orleans
City Railroad Company, No. 1914 Canal street
New Orleans, May % 1S77.-Tntll further notice
trains for the Lake will leave the city every hour
from O'Clock o. m. to o'clock D. m, and
every half hour from 8 D. m. to 9.aD .. III. The
last train.will leave the Lake End at 1890 o'clock
D. m. ..-
my2s f CO LEWIS, Secretary.
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ST. JAMES HOTEL,
ON MAGAZINE STREET,
Between Gravier and Natchez, New Orleans, La
GEN. CHAs. E. SMEDEs, Proprietor.
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FOR RENT.

ITO RENT-TWO LARGE, AIRY ROOMS ON
L second floor. near Claiborne Market Fur
nished or unfinished. Address K. Y, this
Office. iv1 at
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WANTED-PUPII.S.

WANTED - PUPILS FOR VACATION
w School. Apply TO Messrs. A. s. Leche and
., A. Golden. at No. 80 Burgundy street. iesO
WANTED-BY A TEACHER, A POSITION
w to teach. in either q family or q school.
for board for self and two children. ADDRESS
ID ;" this Office. je2tt
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H'OR RENT-COTTAGE, 1870 WASHINGTON
Il street, near Magazine. Rent GEO. je7 II
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WANTED "A SITUATION BY A COL
w ored woman, to nurse and do housewqrk:
Willing to travel. Goed references given. Call
at No. GO st. james street. corner Ut. Thomas.
inla W
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COMPREHENSIVE.

NOTICE-BY MUTUAL CONSENT Mr.. u. A.
~ GUERINGER has withdrawn from our
firm. The remaining partners, Messrs. ERNEST
J. GUERINGER and G. A. CARRIERE will con-.
tinue the business under the same firm name
GUEEINGER & co.
New Orleans, July Q. 1877. jys st
THE FIRM OF FRANCKE & DANIEL Is
4 dissolved by the death of Justus Franeke,
ing partner HERMAN DAMNED.
YT,HE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE
l. the Cotton Factorage and Commission busi-
ness OF Francke IL Danneel, unde the firm Of
ID. DAMNED Il CO.. SIS Carondelet street. as
per eo-partnership act before James Graham,
Notary.
HERMAN DAMNED.
. Jy1 1W VICTOR LATOUK
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WANTS.
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.


| WTANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY OF MANY
w years experience In school teaching posi-
1 ton in o family to instruct small children and
| assist in plain sewing. Address M. H., OF this
office ivt 1w
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Cooks. Nurses. Chambermaids. Etc,

yNTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
w girl a situation to do house work. Can
give reference IL required. Address M. o., this
office. 1y3 3t
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HELP wANTED-FEMALEs.

WANTED-AN INDUSTRIOUS AND TIDY
w woman for cooking and house work. Re-
ferenees required. Apply at No S. First street.
Je30f
NTANTED-AT LABOR AGENCY, 1873 GIROD
w near Camp street. established in 1s47. ten
Cooks. Laundresses and House Girls. VIM.
CLEILAND. je24 If
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$3.1O6. 9ee 45
SAM'L II. KENNEDY. President.
CHAS. l.. G. DUPUY. Cashier jy1 Of
SEMI.ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THE
LOUISIANA NATIONAL BANK
OF NEW ORLEANS.
AT the Close Of Business June 10. 1877.

RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts. ....-........ 81 4o6 G2s 65
United States Bonds. ........... ...... 333500 90
Other Bonds. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 15s095 GO
Banking House and other real estate 2s46s6 50
Due from reserve agents. ............ LOIS 726 OF
Due from banks and bankers 80. 1851 IS
Five per cent redemption fund.-. $1,000 90
Legal tender and national
bank notes. ...&... ....~ $585.507 06
Specie. gold coin. .s299e3 %
Specie. silver coin. 5000 00--34,963 %
Checks for Clearing House. a524s6 90 775.s57 IS
Si,0o5 It's 90
LIABILITIES
Capital stock .......... 81 100000 60
Surplus. commandment. 100000 90
Net undivided profits. .,.......... 112.s58 As
Circulation, 100000 90
Individual deposits 2,1o7, AL 90
Due to banks and bankers. .......... 194,77S II
s4o05. IT'S 60
jy1 OF A. LURIA. Cashier
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Citizens. sayings Hank, Grunewala III

southern Bank. New orleans, June 10,
1s77.-At meeting Of the. Board, this day. q
mi-annual dividend of FOUL, PER CENT.
was declared, payable on demand.
jy1 3t J.GARR, Cashier.
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.VNTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, II
w years old, situation to do houseWork or
nurse: references given II required. Address
Il. b., this office. je26 1w
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WANTED.-A BOOK KEEPER AND GRO
w GERS clerk desires employment, if salary
any any 70 sp Pr 9b
office je28 1W
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A RESPECTABLE WHITE WOMAN WANTS
IA situation as cook or washerwoman or
would do both in q small family. City refer
ences given. Address M. b., this office. je30 1w
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Tie L louisiana National Hank, New

leans. June 80, 1s77--At o special meeting Of tht
Board of Directors. held this day. dividend o
FIVE PER CENT was declared. payabse or
demand A. LURIA.
iy1 3t Cashier.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-10


BELLAIRE LoCAIS.-Prof. Duff, Messrs
DanfOrd, MCGregor, Clohan and Gill, who
started from here four weeks ago on an
excursion through the Shenandoah Val,
ley, in vehicle, returned to this city
Wednesday evening last, via the Nation.
al road. The party enjoyed themselves
hugely and are refreshed in health.
The employees Of the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company, at this place, will re.
ceiVe their pay Monday next, and the
pay car OF the G. & P. road will visit this
point on the day following. Welcome.
The beautiful residence OF DR.. Hoover
in this city, valued at $40, 900, was sold q
few days since for S4,50O 10 Mr.. Crozier
ot this city. The property was heavily
mortgaged.
Wanted-A street sprinkler.
The sanitary condition OF odr city Ia
recommendable.
Council meeting this evening.
Our Street Railway Company, in order
to afford all available accommodation to
travellers, have ordered an increase in
speed OF the cars. Time, 30 minutes.
Rev. l. ]. Spencer, pastor Of the Dis.
ciples' Church, will deliver an interesting
sermon to the working men Sunday next
at his church.
Rev. Mr.. Day, Of Waruock, O., will
otliciate at the Presbyterian Church OF
next Sunday.
Country wagons over loaded with pro
duceare crowdiug our streets every morn
Ing.
Eggs 0cents per dozen, Butter 10 cent,
per pound, and apples 81 so per barrel.
Its astonishing to notice the interes
u few misunderstanding parties about oul
city are taking in exaggerating repor
In our community OF a renewal OF thI
railroad troubles at this and other point
before many days. These moi. b.law.iovinJ
creatures assert positively that all EN-
ployes would come out the next time aad
nothing but compliance with their de
mands by the railroad companies woull
bring about a satisfactory settlement
All such hallucinations and wild asser
tions are certainly discredited by on
manufacturing and business classes o
men, and stetnly contradicted by al
engineers on the c. & ?. r. r. with WHOM
we conversed on the matter.
The Republican County Convention
held at St. Clairsvills yesterday, nomina
ted Julius Armstrong for Treasurer an
James Tallman for Prosecuting Attorney
both OF this city.
A gentleman OF high standing, in sell
estimation, named Packer, was fined 5
and costs, amounting to S., for exploding
fireworks uponthe public streets yester
day afternoon.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

COLUMBUS, O., August O.-The body
ofan unknown man was found this morn,
ing near the corner of Locust street and
Fair alley. Deceased was about % yearl
old. The man was seen last Sunday
night intoxicated near the place where
his body was found. A post mortem
showed no cause for death, all the organs
being in normal condition.
August Schloss, fiity-fVe years OF age
while leaving work this evening suddenly
swooned to the ground, and died in a few
minutes. Apoplexy was the cause. He
leaves wife with no children.
Joseph Palmer was arrested this morn,
ing on reQuisition from the Governor
Of Iowa, charged with obtaining goods by
false pretenses. His way of operating
was to go to the general business
men and offer 10 run their business
for them, offering two.thlrds OF the prfiits
Being good talker Palmer waS very
successful In inducing parties TO turn
their business over to him, afterwards
swindling them largely. He took in
several parties in this city and in New.
ark, Ohio. lie was taken to Newark for
Apreliminary examination before being
delivered to the Iowa authorities.
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WOOL.

Small lots OF wool are being received
at the sleubenvillel wool house, and
Mr.. Whitman informs us that they have
been selling of some OF their tag wool n
81 cents. The market just ut this time is
rather fiat nd spiritless, but l5 cents is
still the ruling rate. The Boston market
il regarded as little softer. Mr.. II. X
List, of thi. city, is still buying few
clips and adding them to his holdings
now upwards of25O,O0O pounds. Heck
poets to hold on until the Eastern mar,
ket develops more decided future thar
is at present discernable. All eyes are
turned to the great wool sale that is to
begin in London on the 18th.
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Col, T.. N, Norton.

Col. Z. NJ. Norton has taken up his
residence for the present at his farm at
Portland on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
railroad. He was in the city yesterday
and gave US brief call in passing. He
still has iron on the brain to a slight ex.
tcntand keeps his eye open for snch oppor.
tunitles as may present themselves. He
aas an idea that the manufacture Of nails
ont Of old rails will become more general
than at present, but holds that first
clasu nail connot be made that way. The
real, il not the only legitimate place for the
consumption Of old rails, is in the sheet
mill. Swift, OF Cincinnati, recently
bought 100000 worth of them at $40 per
ton, and their consumption, in one shape
and another, is on the increase. a party
at lronton also bought thousand tons
Mr.. Norton secs one drawback that
Wheeling encounters at present in the
production Of nails, in competing with
the Eastern manufacturers, viz her Ia.
Dor. Coal is now selling dead low in the
East and Wheeling has no advantage in
that way TO speak Of, while the Eastern
mills can, in respect to labor, produce
their goods cheaper. lie thinks il posi-.
bic that a better, or rather Grmer price
may spring up this fall in consequence
OF the improved outlook in the West. He
apprehends, however, that we are long
way from prosperity yet. In former days
when We had panics, they could general.
ly be cured, at least partially cured, by
legislation, as by an adjustment OF the
tariff, but the trouble is now TOO radical
Tor that. We have overproduced our.
selves. Too many goods are made
for the consuming capacity Of the
country, and We must seek an outlet
outside OF ourselves. To find such an
outlet We must learn to make goods as
cheap az other countries make them
Either this, or our labor at present en-
gagged in manufactures must iisband and
tttakc itacll to farming. We are pass
ing through a crisis that Is bound tC
make changes Of some sort in the indus.
tries OF the country. Time only can de-
velop the iull nature and extent Of these
changes, but any man can sec that there
t'alimit to our capacity to buy and con
'nme, while, practically, there is no limi
to our capacity to produce.
Mr.. NOrtonis in improved health al
compared with what his condition wa
some time ago. lie gets round about a
lively IA ever, and, "a can be seen frou
the above, is able to discourse ms philo
'ophically as ever upon the signs Of tn
timea
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. areetinr

COLUMBUS, August GA meeting Of
anti-Administration Republicans held
here tonight adopted resolutions bitterly
denouncing President Hayes for hil
Southern policy; declaring that the sec
ond resolution Of the Cleveland Conven,
tion is inconsistent with its proie.sed
declarations Of fidelity to the principle.
Of the Republican party is a false,
hook, adopted solely for party cxpediency
is a libel upon the Republicans of Ohio
and unworthy the grand record Of the
party.
A resolution was also adopted inviting
the Republicans throughout the State tC
correspond with them and advise them al
to the course 10 be pursued during the
present campaign. The Executive Com
mittee was appointed to receive CORES
pondence.
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TIldcn. Hendricks and Go. la
Europe.


New YoNK, August S.-A special from
London says semuel J. Tilden is spend.
ing his time there quietly at present. Ar.
riving in London at the close Of the sea-
son as he did, opportunities to pay him
attentions are extremely limited. lie is
avoiding social display, however, as far
as possible. Yesterday morning he took
breakfast ut Buckingham Palace Hotel
with Cyrus W. Field. Among the guests
were Mr.. Bigelow, Mr.. TiIden's travelling
companion, Cortland Parker, Sir
Charles Dixie, Thomas Hughes, Frank
Hill and others. In the evening he
dined at the American Embassy. The
Lord Chancellor and other distinguished
guests were present Mr.. Tilden pro.
poses TO visit Ireland and afterwards to go
TO Paris, returning to the United States
in October. He il in remarkably good
health and spirits. Senator Conkling
intended returning to America on the
twenty-Grst Of August, but message
having been received asking him 10 come
back, he left on the steamer Neckar,
leaving Southampton July thirty-6rst
Americans expressed much surprise al
Mr.. Conkling's sudden departure. 1t is
generally believed to have been in con
nec'ion with complications at home.
NEw ToRK, August S.-Ex.Governor
hendricksls now iu Pari'. He proposes
to return to London IN few days, and il
~ good health and spirits. Messrs
Tilden and Bigelow have been made hon.
orary members Of the Reform, Athenmum
and London clubs. Theodore Tilton il
in London quietly studying the sights and
antiquities Of the city, and avoiding ali
social entertainments.
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Extension Of thc Hempiield.

According to a statement in yesterdays q
Washington, Pa, Observer, Mr.. Samuel
Melvin of that place, while in Baltimore
recently, talked with some high officials
Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad as to
the probable extension of the Hempfield
to ConrelIsville. Mr.. Melvin was as.
sured by the Chici.engineer Of the B. &
OR. R, and by other gentlemen, that the
new route was greatly needed to shorten
up the distance between Baltimore and
the West and that it would Of necessity be
built before very long, The route from
Baltimore to Chicago, via Cumberland,
Nd, ConnellsviIle and Washington, Pa
would be 90 miles shorter than the pr es'
ent line by way Of Grafton.
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NEWS SUMMARY.

Senator Billy Burdett ha, been at
the White Sulphur for some days Tor hi
healihD, according to the Charleston C0ur.
icr.
John Il. Doaehoo, Esq, of Hancock,
writes letter Of comfort aud sympathy
to Jas. NJ. Laidley, OF Charleston, on The
dreenbacE question. lie thinks that the
solution OF the labor difficulty lies with
the general government, which is good
deal for a States rights Democrat 10 say
The Washington X Wayncsburg mar,
row gauge is LAID nearly half way Il
Waynesburg, say II miles.
The Moundsville camp meeting begins
on the 2lSt.
There has been a rumor ailoat for sew,
eFal days that the engineers, fremeu and
OFak:mcn on the BIS 0. were to mutt
work to-day. 1t cannot, however, be
traced to reliable source.
Mt. Becker, Engineer OF the Pennsylva.
MA Company, expresses the opinion that
SISO,OoO will put the cars into Wheeling
over the p. W. < Ky. road, and do IT in
10 days from date ii operations are not
needIcssly delayed.
There is to'be an excursion -, S,,,r-
day IRON steubenVille to Pittsburgh over
The Panhandle rOad-fare one dollar for