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The belmont Mill.

Secretary Bradyon Saturday issued the
following certificate of incorporation TO
the bondhOlders of the above mill:
The undersigned agree to become a
corporation by the name OF The Bel
mont Nail Company, for the purpose OF
manufacturing and dealing in iron and
nails, which corporation shall keep its
principal office or place of business at
Wheeling, in the county OF Ohio, in the
State OF West Virginia, and is to expire
on thellth day of July, in the year 1899,
And for the purpose Of forming said
corporation we have subscribed the sum
of 500 to the stock thereof, and have
paid in on said subscription the sum of
$40, and desire the privilege of increas-
ing the said capital by sales of addition
al shares from time to time 10 $500, 700.
The capital so subscribed is divided
into shares of 500, which are held by
the undersigned respectively rs follows,
that is to say: Samuel Laughlin, one
share; John Reid, one share; Thomas
O'Brien, one share; A. W. Kelly, one
share; II. NJ. Delaplain, one share; An
drew Wilson, one share; Christian Hess,
one share.
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PRODUCE.
N eW York.

New YORK, July l2.-COttOn-(luiet
at ~ 3-lGG12 5-i6. Flour-Firm; re-
c"ipts 1900 barrels; superfine western
and state s. 75(d4 10; common to good
81 20G4 60; good TO choice 81 65G96 80;
white wheat extra 81 75Cg5 p; extra
Ohio 81 l5@6 60; st. Louis ~ 1906 80;
Minnesota patent process - 75CaS CO..
Wheat-Winter firm; spring dull; re-
ceipts $4,000; rejected spring Sl(aS3c;
No. 1 spring 9jG9Sc; No. ) do 0S4cC@
81 90 No = do 81 10; No. Chicago
and Milwaukee nominal at 81 Pal ID
ungraded do SlcCdSl 0S; ungraded win
ter red 81 l3Gl -; No. do 81 1910
| 20; No. . amber 81 l7Gl 10; No. |
do 81 2O@l 81; mixed winter 81 II; No.
l white sales of IL, 800 bushels at 81 Il
al 10; No. l white seller July 81 Is
bid. 81 Is asked; No. > red seller July,
sales $1,000 bushels, at 81 l64@l IL;
seller August 81 l2} bid, 81 Is asked I;
seller September 81 l2l bid, 81 l2l
asked. Rye-Firm; western Csc. Bar
lev-Dul and unchanged. Malt
Stronger. Corn-Dull; receipts l0l,-
900 bushels; ungraded 42@45lC; low
mixed Ale; No. , white SOC; yellow 46
64GJc; steamer seller July a C bid, 45c
asked; seller August Ale bid, 45!c
asked; seller September 45lc bld, i7c
asked. Oats-Active; receipts $1,000
bushels: western mixed 3SG Zoe; white
western 4O,G42c. Hay-Firm. Hops
In good demand at full prices. Coffee
Demand fair and market firm; Rio
carroes lll6l4lc; job lots ll!Cl6ic.
Sugar-Firm; fair to good refining 6sG1
&c. MOlasses-Quiet but steady. Rice
Primer. Petroleum-Quiet; refined
Gle: United 69sG70c; crude 5Cd5}c.
Tallow-Nominally unchanged. Resin
Steady and unchanged. Turpentine
Quiet and unchanged. Eggs-Firm;
western lOGl2!c. Pork-Fairly active;
new mess - 6OCG9 80. Beef-Firm. Cut
Meats-Dull; long clear - l5(a5 20;
short clear - 81. Lard-Strong; prime
steam So 20. Butter-Nominally I'M
changed. Cheese Quiet and firm.
Whisky offered at 81 o.. Leath-
er-Hemlock sole, Buenos Ayres and
Rio Grande light, middle and heavy
weights 2O(G23c. Wool-Dull; domes-
tic fleece 3O(d+5c; pulled 20G 40c; I'M
washed 9tG,32c. Northumberland
Copper-New sheating pc; IngOt lake
l6Cdl6!c. Iron Scotch pig l9!G pc;
American demand fair and market firm
at SIS OOGl9 80; Russia sheeting IL IA
l2c. Nails-Cut - %; clinch 3 $50
4 80.
Oil City.
OH CRY, July l2.-Market opened
firm. with sales at 69lc, advanced to
zoe, declined to csc, advanced and clos
at zoe. Shipments 5000 barrels, aver
aging 81, 900 barrels; transactions 2O0,'
600 barrels.
Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, July l2.-Petroleum-
Crude 74sc at Parker's for immediate
shipment; refined at 6ic for Philadel-
phia delivery.
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baltimore Tobacco Market.
BALTIaoEE, July 18th.

BALTIIoEE, July 18th.
Correspondence OF the Register.
We learn that the German Parliament
has at last come Ia decision regarding
the change in the tax on tobacco. The
tax has now been increased 10 eighty
five marks per 100 Kilograms (egulva-
lent To about l0l cents per poundl and
il is further decided that there shall he
no retroactive duty on all tobacco prev
iouslv imported. The former tax was
three cents per pound. Owing To the
uncertainty pending the change IN the
tariff the German markets for some time
past have ruled very inactive AMI un-
settled, but as this matter has now been
definitely settled, we expect to see Ger
man buyers enter our market again he
fore long.
OF late, home manufacturers from
Richmond and Virginia came in our
market and bought about one hundred
hogsheads Of air-curcd tobacco at very
full prices: We were also offered tOlera-
blv fair prices on spanglcd tobacco, but
as these grades appear 10 be scarce IN
the crop We declined 10 sell except at
higher prices.
Recent advccs regarding the planting
Of the new crop are still discouraging; II
seems that the late rains have enabled
farmers TO set out plants, but as the
weather has again become dry and hot,
it does not seem probable that even with
a favorable season, over half an average
crop will be raised, and therefore We
consider it policy to hold firm for full
prices.
The reports from Kentucky about the
new crop are more encouraging, and II
is expected now that about three-fourths
Of an average crop may be raised, and in
consequence, prices are not quite as
strong. In Virginia the crop Of late has
suffered mnch from drouth, and markets
there are active and higher.
Yours truly,
WILKES * BEALL.
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A New Bagnio Pulled,

Quite recently, a bagniO was started
on Main street, South Side, just below
the Centre Foundry. 1t soon became
unbearable to citizens in the neighbor-
hood and a descent was made upon it
Saturday night, upon complaint of a
gentleman living near. The madam,
Annie Thompson, and Mary Ford, OF
Justice fame, together with a man
named Andy Constantine, were arrest
ed. Annie did not like the appearance
of the lookup, and vowed she could
never sleep there until mattrass was
procured, but in the absence of such a
luxury, she was compelled to make the
most of the uncomfortable quarters. An
DIV put up security yesterday morning
and was released until this morning.
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A Rad Yard.

Our attention was directed, on Satur-
dav, To the condition of the yard in the
rear Of the rooms occupied bv Joe Lee
x Co.'S laundry. The care of the Health
Officer is certainly required there. The
late rains have somewhat improved the
appearance OF the spot, but it still looks
as though it might be very cradle for
yellow or some other malignant fever
The water from the kitchen, rs well as
the refuse, is thrown into the yard and
there has remained until thick green
scum has formed, from which vile NAL
aria arise continually. The Celestials
have converted the rear of the yard into
a kitchen garden, where cabbages are
thriving vigorously, and that portion is
in fair state of cleanliness, but the
rest must be seen by the Health Officer
TO be appreciated
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POLICE MATTERS.
Our Mysterious FOrce-Various
Arrests.

A stranger, stepping into our midst
and listening TO the conversation and
noting the actions OF our county and
city police force, would become deeply
impressed with the all-pervading sense
of mystery that seems prevalent. A
great general once called mystery the
secret of success, and his maxim has
apparently been adopted here. Our
city and county officers seem fairly
weighed down with some gigantic secret,
that must not be told and cannot be
kept, and while the tongue is sometimes
true, their every action is broadly label
ed-"mystery."
So patent has this fact become to all,
that it is matter of general comment
and the"mysteries ofpolice matters has
become by-word and a standing joke.
The city officers laugh and poke fun at
the county force for what they are in
turn laughed at. 1t is evident, q certain
amount of secresy and discretion is es-
sential to some arrests and detectlons,
but this is carried apparently TO such an
extent as to be ridiculous, as indeed,
| each finds it in the other. \ reporter
is regarded by them with especial dis
trust and suspicion, and If, when not
| fully informed upon subject, he ven
lures to write it up from such data as
he can gather, their maledictions des-
cend upon his devoted head without
stint or scruple. These lew remarks are
fit preface for the following:
ARREST OF GAUs AND COCHRAN.
On Saturday night about 9 o'clock,
rs Young Gaus, a well known boy OF
SOME eighteen years OF age, was sitting
opposite the CITY Building, on Market
street, he was approached by some Of
ficers and declared under arrest. Offer
ing no resistance, he was taken and
locked up. Shortly afterward a COM
panion named Jim Cochran was also ar
| rested.
1t is supposed these boys are wanted
to answer charge in relation to the
robberies that have lately been commit
ted in the city. This is the supposition,
AS nothing definite could be learned.
! The Sergeant said he knew nothing OF
the charge, the Prosecuting Attorney
was equally in the dark and Gaus could
not be seen, as our reporter was refused
admittance TO the lookup without an
order, which the Sergeant declined to
give. Here was the mystery.
Gaus has been in and around the city
all his life, and why he was not before
pulled in, is in the shadow. He made
the announcement some time since that
he was newly appointed detective fol
the Sheriff, and was ready to 60 into the
same business for any one else who
might see fit to employ him. When ar
rested, he asked for Sheriff Jingle, say
ing he would 90 on his bond, but as hi
still lies in the lock-up,it is presumable
the Sheriff did not respond.
CURLY JACKS ARREST.
Jack Condry has, by this time, become
familiar to every reader in this vicinity
bv his connection, as witness or other.
wise, with several important criminal
cases in the neighborhOod. On Friday
night he was arrested by Deputy Sheriff
Jim Patterson to answer the charge Of
stealing a bottle of brandy from Lawrence
Walther's saloon, in the Fifth ward
An examination was to have been held
on Saturday, but was postponed until
| next Thursday
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The Pittsburgh Regatta.

The following article from the Pitts
burgh Dispatch, attracted considerable
attention yesterday and is OF local in
terest:
Several citizens of this city, admirers
OF aquatic sports, have formed pool,
amounting in all to eight hundred dol
lars, which they intend offering as
purses for two grand races, to take place
on the Hutton course, August 9th, six
hundred of which will be distributed as
follows For professionals, three miles;
$500 To first, 500 to second, 500 to
third; free for all, barring Hanlan,
Courtney and Morris, leaving a field OF
the most speedy oarsmen OF the coun-
try, OF whom are liable to compete Davis
and Kenncday, of Portland, Maine; ;
Hosmer and Ten Eyck, of New
York; Braley, of st. Johns,
y. B.; Frenchy Johnston, of Bos-
ton; Riley, of Saratoga; Weisgerber and
Felsing, of Wheeling, and several well
known Oarsmen of the Smoky City. The
second race will be free for all amateurs
ofthe United States. From the standing
OF the gentlemen interested, We can as
sure the public that everything will be
conducted satisfactorily. AS sutii-
cient guarantee the names of G. p.
Bailey, proprietor of the st. Clair Ho-
tel, and Charles S. Brown, with Thomas
Reese, the Old-time favorite of oarsmen,
acting as referee, are given. We feel
safe in saving it will be one OF the great
est events of our aquatic history
Pittsburgh Dispatch.
Among the comments We overheard,
were some to the effect that Weisgerber
and Felsing were very foolish To enter the
regatta, as it would spoil their chances
of ever getting any but a difficult match
hereafter. The speaker was of the Opin-
ion that from the time made in their
race, one or the other of them would
win the regatta, in which event he
would go upon the record as second only
to those barred from the above. This
gentleman was probably little wild in
his calculations, as all of the entries for
the regatta are by well known experts,
men who have pulled and won PROBES
sional matches, and would have much
advantage over our men, who are COM
paratively new in the business.
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Lady Cake.

Take three-quarters OF cup butter
beaten to a cream; add two cups white
sugar, one cup sweet milk, four eggs,
(volks and whites beaten separately,
and three cups of -four having mixed
through it one measure Banner" Bak-
ing Powder, first mixing the powder
with the dry flour and passing both
through sieve.
Each can of Banner Powder contains
a measure to use instead of spoon.
A pound can with measure and Ban
ner Recipe Book complete, mailed to
families on receipt OF 60 cents. Adj
dress, Banner Baking Powder, ?. o. Box
1858, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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A Daring Attempt.

A bold attempt was made, early on
Saturday morning, to rob the residence
of Paul Bitters, an employee OF the Riv-
erside mill, who resides at 23l9 Market
street. The unknown robber had col
lected some valuables, and would per.
haps have escaped, had not Mrs. Bitters
awoke and discovered him. She al
once screamed and awoke her husband,
who jumped from bed and discharged a
revolver at the thief He was unfortu-
nate enough to miss the rascal, who
made his escape, but without securing
his ready-stowed plumber.
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RobberY Yesterday.

About noon yesterday, the residence
of Mr.. Robert Blackford, some two miles
west of Bridgeport, was burglarized by
two unknown men and some valuable
papers, money and silver watch taken.
Mr.. Blackboard and his family were alb
sent at church, and upon their return
found their house broken open and the
above mentioned articles gone. Not the
slightest clue exists To the identity Of
the men. They were seen by some neigh
bOrs TO enter and leave the orchard and
pass down the road, but this is the en-
tire extent of the knowledge, which is
too meagre to be of much value.
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Dailey's Hearing.

The preliminary examination OF Chas.
DALEY, charged with completely in the
robbery of the Workingmen's Bank OF
Allegheny, in April last, came off before
Mayor McGraw, of Allegheny, on Satur-
day afternoon. The cashier OF the bank
and two other witnesses swore positive
ly that Daily was one of the parties con-
cerned, and he was remanded to Jail in
default of $1,000 bail, for trial at the
September term of court.
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DRY GOODS.
n eW York.

NEW YORK, July l2.-Dry Goods
The market remains quiet, but prices
continue firm. Cottons steady; several
makes of brown and bleached cottons
again advanced. Grain bags active and
firm and scarce. Prints in irregular de.
mand. Meu's wear woolens sluggish
but firm. Repellants in steady request.
Foreign goods quiet.
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Personalities.

Miss Anna VI. Conley left for Wheel
ing, to-day, to visit friends.-SelbeHriae
Herald.
The Morgantown Nelr Dominion speaks
of "John Wagner brother of William
Wagner, of Morgantown), the upright
and capable cashier OF the National
Bank of West Virginia, at Wheeling
Miss Sophie w. Logan has returned
from an extended visit to Delaware, o.
Hon. c. Z. Ross, of Bull Creek, Pleas
ants county, was in the city on Satur-
day. Charlie was the "Dundreary" of
the last Legislature.
Miss Louisa Shut, of GAINESVILLE, is the
guest Of Miss Mary Ritter, North
Wheeling.
James Taylor, of Torres, Scotland, is
in the city on a visit TO his cousin, Dick
Robb.
Charlie, a little son of Leonard c.
Rockwell, one of our faithful pOstmen,
died at Pm. on Saturday, of diphtheria,
at the age of wears and six months.
The burial will take place at 1 P. N. to-
day.
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WOOL.
Boston.

BoroN, July l2.-Wool-Quiet; re-
ceipts very large, being for the last three
weeks more than double that Of last
wear. More active movements expected
in short time, as the manufacturers
now fully employed are consuming more
wool than for some previous years.
Ohio and Pennsylvania 36lG4lc; Mich
igan 366374c; Wisconsin 3Sc; comblng
and delaines, i2@iic.
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The Police Court.

The following cases were disposed OF
at the two sessions on Saturday:
Mike Delevan, disorderly, was fined
s. and costs. Paid.
Arthur McNichol was fined So and
costs for disorder, and for resistance to
an officer, was fined $50 and costs and
committed, without bail, for 80 days.
Thomas Meehan, drunk and disorder
Nv. fined s. and costs. Committed.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
rndex 70 New Advertisements.

Proposals for CURLING and Crossing
Stone. "
Special Bargains-G. E. Stifel Il Co.
Head OF Local.
Plumbers-ThOmpson Il Hibberd.
Trustees Sale OF Triadelphia Property.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-14

Persons learng The city for The summer
can hare the REGISTER mailed to them,
postpaid, for IS cents per month. Sobserib-
ers changing their locations from time to
time can hare tie directions Of their papers
changed by sending postal card to this office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-14

WALL Paper and Borders of the best
designs, choicest colors, to please the
taste of everybody, at prices to suit
everyone in want OF goods of this kind.
Harbour q Dittman. 1859 Main street,
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Obituary.

The young wife OF Mr.. Max Baer, died
at the residence of her husband on Fri
day, shortly after giving birth to a boy.
Her decease will be mourned by many
friends.
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Reward.

A liberal reward will be paid any per-
son returning to State Library Vols. l
and . Minors Institutes. They were
taken from the Library without my
knowledge or consent.
+. l.. WooD,
STATE Librarian.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-14

Trains leaving Columbus at $40 P. n. and $50
IN run daily Through Chicago Express,
5siiv exceDt Sunday az so P. NJ, arriving I'm
CHICAGO al 7:SO next morning BerthS can be Sc
cur,.I i'm advance at Union Depot ticket once,
Columbus. -,
without change from Steubenville and Column
bu>. to Cincinnati. Louisville, Indianapolis and
S. Ions.
: Fo- through tickets, baggage checks, sleeping
ca sr.,1lnmOdations, &c, apply To Joseph NJ.
RslleviIle. Ticket Agent AZ Panhandle Depot,
f,of az Eleventh street or az City Ticket Once,
under Mcclure House, Wheeling.
Ia ~ caldwell, General Manager, Columbus.
O.S NJ. FELTON,, jr., General superintendent
PITTSBURGH. Pa; W l.. OBrien, General Passen-
ger and Ticket Agent Columbus, o. noll
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LIVE STOCK.

That generally rated frst quality. VA ia
Medium or good fair quality .......-.. ) 1oai %
Ordinary thin steers oxen ana COWS SEQ =
Extreme mngc ui prices ..... ........ > Ndo ~
Most Of the sales wcre trOm...........-. 11tl ~
WHERE THE CATTLE ARE REPORTED FROM.
Virginia, 9i4; Maryland, 81; Ohio,
l,5Sl; West Virginia, 525; North Caro-
lima. %. Total, 3,l62.
REMARKS ON BEEF CATTLE.
The arrivals of cattle during the week
amounted 10 3,l62 head, against 2,57l
last week and 1869 head the cores
bonding week of last year, and the sales
during the week amounted 10 POI
head. against l,723 last week and ! pa
head the corresponding week of last
wear. and were as follows:
To Baltimore
To country y,
To eastern speculators.. NJ
To Washington city -
Total sales ,V'l
The market was most active at the
beginning and someiew sales were made
of the latter grades triiie higher than
last week, but the average OF the top
sales were possibly shade OIL from
last weeks prices, while common cattle
and the lower grades OF cattle generally
were lGl CT. lower. There were hut
few tops among The offerings and the
middle grades also were not numerous,
while common thin cattle, stockerS, &c,
abounded. Prices, y 5OS5 10 per
100 lbs choice selling only ut the latter
price.
MICH cows.
Trade is trilllc more active. We
quote Cows at S2OS40 per head, as TO
grade.
TIE SWINE MARKET.
Arrivals this u ;,
Arrivals last ..--1
Arrivals one year - WI
REMARKS.
The market has been fair during the
week, the receipts being but lew less
than the preceding week ana the quail
itv not rs good as il was then. Prices
have been we'll maintained, n shade al
vance appearing generally in the sales,
as there are rather more disposed oi III
the top price than last week. We quote
rough stays and sows at 5td5l cts. and
the better grades at $1,000 cts.
THE SHEEP MAKxEr.
Arrivals this week .............. "
Arrivals last weCk.......... ........''.'''ll -
Arrivals one year '''
REMARKS.
Trade in Sheep is reported slower
than last week and the quality not ~
good as il was then. Lambs are oi .
better grade and prices are higher thar
they were then and the trade much
more active. \ large proportion OF tn,
REGENTS consist OF Lambs and two-thlrc
of the Lambs have been absorbed 10y
speculative demand for New York. We
quote Sleeps at 3Cd'4 cts. and Lambs a
iGG cts; stock sheep II 25td2 % PEI
head.
CHICAGO, July l2.-The Drorers' Jo''r
nal reports hog receipts 5000 head
Shipments 1000 head. Market com
paritivelv steady; packers bought irecl!
at 81 25Cd3 80; lightS3 75@3 80; choice
heavy 3 75Ci4 50.
Cattle-Receipts 1000 head; ship
ments | 800 head. Market slow; fair e
good shipping 81 09G4 go; Grasscr
8 60G390.
SHEEr-Dull.
Cincinnati.
CIyCINNhT., July II. - Hogs - Dul
and unchanged; common - OOtd3 %
| light 81 55CI3 IS; packing 3 COOS 80
butchers s. S0Gd3 30. Receipts 50
head; shipments 275 head.
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Notice.

All persons having in their posses
sion books belonging to the State
Library will please return the same i'm
mediately. L. l.. WOOD,
STATE Libra an.
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No. 10. on saturday night, has no connection
for Chicago or SauduSky.
pullman Palace, Drawing Room and Sleeping
Car, ON all night trains.
Close connections are made Tor all points
South and southwest North and Northwest,
making this "A desirable route for cOlOnists and
persons moving To the great West and 10 whom
particular attention is given.
No. % stops az all stations between wheeling
aud tgraffDu-
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The full Wheeling City Brass Band
will furnish the music this evening at
Siebke's.
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Thermomater Record.

As taken at Schnepfs Opera Hous'
drug store:
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ATTEND Siebke's Sky Parlor Concert
tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-14

,SIRBEE's Sky Parlor is the cOsiest
place to spend an evening in the open
air. Attend the Concert tonight.
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WHEELING, PITTSBURGH AND BALTIMOR
DIVISION.
Leave Wheeling ..............5:jO A. ". l;5OP. N.
Triadelphia Accommodation.
leave 40 A. ". 500 p ".
Tickets To all principal points ON sale az depot
Office open at an hours during the day.
Information % the travelling public cheertuuy
given. W. ". tLENENl ~ Ol 4.
II. r. DEVERIES, General Agent, Wheeling.